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f,as, tbs eon,s If common bleasl Of Mon.
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Saturday, the 9th day Of fehrudry' 'io9o,
the following described real estate. situate
in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: ,ssg9a Size
thirty-one, township three of range foar; thence
sontb twenty degrees west eighteen perches
to the road; thence twenty-seven degrees east
fifteen and o half perohes and eleven links
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Noble County News.

Republican, Goth inst.-Last Friday
evening the Court House roof took fire
from a defective aue coming out of the
Treasurer's office. Two or three sensi-
BILE men went up through the garret of
the Court House, and with some water
carried TO the place by women, put out
the fire. The damage done was slight.
The case of Rev. Ryan, charged with
shooting at the Smithberger boys, and
who was tried and found guilty at the
last term of Court. and the verdict set
aside and new trial granted, will not
come off at the next term. The defen-
dant, it is alleged, is in a hospital at Co.
lumbus, 50 i'll as to be unable to put in
an appearance.
VIM. Ball was in town last week, and
in Neuhart's Drug Store commenced
showing how he would hit some one
and bringing his clenched fist dowr
with mighty effort, shivered large
plate glass in show case. He was ar
rested and gave chattle mortgage on
horse for the damage done, and cost o
suit. Neuhart is now around anxious
| lv inquiring whose horse it is on which
he holds the mortgage.
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The Bellaire & Southwestern
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STOCK TAKEN IN FOUR
navS. S5, 400
STOCK TAKEN IN GpARS.
ENDING the 22d lNSE. S'oou
TOTAL IN 10 DAYS, .e SE.1aO

The meeting Saturday evening, the
92d inst, was organized by calling Dir
S. 2. JONES to the Chair, and appoint
ing Mr.. M. HoEFFLER Secretary.
The canvassing committees reported
ITO shares subscribed during the week
Information was received that on two
books, one in Perry and one in Green
township, there were - shares, taken
during the same time, making grand
total for the week of 137 shares, or
$6.S5O.
All present were. confident of fina
success. The committees were re-arran
ged. new ones appointed and other mis-
cellaneous business transacted, aitel
which the meeting adjourned to Satur
day evening, the Goth inst.
Every man in Monroe County whit
has a particle of pride in seeing ou
county benefited, should put down ev
cry dollar he possibly can when calle'
on. The road will benefit the entir
county-the people of all sections, an
: all should aid in its construction with
: out hesitating for single moment.
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PROBATE COURT.

Jan. 10.-H. B. Hill. was appointed
Admir- of Joseph Strickling, deceased !;
Bond $500. Wilson Morris, William
Dearth and Wesley Bishop were aproin-
ted appraisers of the personal effects
Jan. I'm. Boughner, Admir- Of the
estate of Jacob Truck, deceased, filed
an. inventory of said estate.
Jan. IA IT. N Parker, Admir- of tine
estate of Horton Forrest, deceased, filed
his'fnal account; hearing continued to
Februarvo29th. 4fbs
Jan. l5.-Luticia Gratigney and M.
Boughner were appointed Adm'r's OF
the estate of L. D. Gratigney, deceased
Elijah Manahan, Charles Pontius and
Elel Headley we're appointed apprais-
ers of the personal estate
Mathew Moore, as Trustee of the
Heirs of Mary K. Moore, deceased, filed
his first account hearing continued to
February Goth
The last Will and Testament of Maca
bia Forni, late of Switzerland township
deceased, was admitted to probate.
The last Will and Testament of Hen
ry H. Lingo, late OF, Suns5ury town
ship, deceased, was admitted to probate
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The BelIaire and Soulhwestern.
From the Bellaire Independent, 10Th inst.]

From the Bellaire Independent, 2oth lnst.]
Must we lose the Bellaire and South
western road2 Unless decided steps
are taken at once we will, That is the
rugged issue that presents itself to the
people of this city. There must be
ACTION, decided and energetic action, or
the road, with all the blessings and ad-
vantages it would afford this city, is lost
to us. If the square can not be put in
to stock Of the road, then our people
must speedily produce the $4,000 yet
required from this CITY,.
Men of Bellaire! the loss of this road
will be real calamity, such as We can
not afford to suffer. If we gain it, on
the other hand, it will tide us over the
present dull times, and assure the posi-
ton of this city among Ohio river cit
les.
Much precious time has been lost
! Our Woodsfield friends are impatient a
our delay, and insist that we shall a
once settle the question one way or th'
other
i Woodsfeid and Beallsville will com
down to Bellaire the 18th of February
with their amounts subscribed, Wi
Bellaire be ready with her full amouu
of stock2 If not, this section of cour
try will join hands with others who ar
willing and anxious for us 10 go wit
them. We are determined to haze
railroad-to Bellaire, If may be; to an
other psint, If Bellaire .falters.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
Death of Robert Johnston.
MALAGA, ONO, Jan. 81, 1876

MALANA, OhIoS jan SAf AS'o
ED. SPIRIT: Robert. Johnston died
this morning, at 4 o'clock, Of Cancer
The cancerous tumor was located. on
the right breast, and began over twenty
years ago, as small tumor, which grew
little, or none, for many years. About
a year ago he consulted five regular
physicians of this and Belmont county,
relative to an operation. They advised
against it, and did not encourage him
to expect a cure from any treatment
that could be adopted.
Disappointed in his expectations OF
regular practice, be did what SO many
do under similar circumstances-resor,
ted to the empirical practice for advice.
For about six months past, he has been
treated by Esquire Nalley who used
caustics on the tumor. He will be bu.
ried tomorrow in the NJ E. Cemetery
here. -as
He has resided in Center township
this county, for many years. He was
about 10 years of age at time of deatt
and member of the NJ E. Church :
He was good citizen and an agreeable
neighbor. His aged wife survives him
ae @ 7aR ITEMIZER.
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wThe Columbus correspondent Of

TThe Columbus correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer compliments
Gen. Amos in this healthy style:
Z aGeneral James o. Amos has retired
from the Office of Adjutant General, and
is succeeded by Allen T. Wikoff Gen
eral Amos retires with record of faith
fulness to duty, industry and efficiency,
that reflects credit upon himself, the
State and his party. His successor
bears testimony that he has been one OF
the best men that ever filed the Office OF
Adjutant- General Of Ohio. A quiet,
modest and unpretending man. Gener-
al Amos has attended strictly to the du'
ties of his office, and has seemed to
have no other ambition than to dis
charge his trust in manner that would
meet the approval Of his own consci
ence. He will find worthy successor
in Mr.. Wikoff."
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EEFor the benefit, of those who are
in the habit of carrying concealed
weapons, we quote the following law,
found on page 674 of Warren's Grim
inal Law, which is as as follows:
That whoever shall carry weapon or
weapons, concealed about bis person
such as a pistol, bowie knife, dirk OF
any dangerous weapon, shah be fined
not exceeding two hundred dollars, OF
imprisoned in the County Jail not more
than thirty days; and for the second OF
fence not exceeding three months, OF
both, at the discretion of the court.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

EMr. A. d. yDRIGGs offers for sale
lots Nos IL and 81 in Woods6eld. On
lot IL is large two story frame dwell
ing, fronting on Main street, with all
necessary out. buildings. No. 81, dl
rectly in the rear, has a large frame sta
BILE that can be used for stabling or to-
bacco packing purposes.
Also 160 acres Of land, one mile east
of town. The proposed B. d S. W
Railroad will be located along one side
of this land.
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Talbotts Headlight. }
The Night Comcth When no r
Man Can WOrk.-J0hn Lr, 4.
REMARKABLY CHEAP.

We have just received two hundred and
thirty ty-seyen pairs of woInen's and chill
dren's Shoes, and ffsy-three pairs of
men $ and women's Slippers, which we
will sell at much less prices than we have
ever known them to be sold.
We are selling Mems Slippers, real
good ones, at thirty five cents pair, and
Women's Slippers, real good ones, at thir-
,ty cents pair. sfF.C5
DEATH e. co, vw.s ~
Wholesale and retail dealers in WHtS-
KY, WINE AND BEER, take this op-
portunity of informing their fri ends that
thew continue the trade of making
DRuNKARDs. BANKRUPTs, BEGaARs and
MANIAcs. on the most reasonable terms
at the shortest notice.
DEATH & Co. assure the public that
the articles in which they deal are the
best and most pleasant poisons in the
world; and they will warrant certain death
in every case whereth individual perse.
,veres in the use Of them. 70 ,e4-,g sH: 7
DEATH & Co. bring themselves under
obligations to send more persons to the
poor house the prison, the gallows, the
graveyard andto HE'LL, than any othel
/ firm. ; Our place of business is easily
lfourd, and may be known by the squalor
filth, obacenity, or misery Of the custom
ers who consregate around them.
DEATH & Co. will spa-e no pains o
expense to bring the wives aud children
of their customers. to misery, tempora
and eternal, and drive to delirium AM
death as many as the public good may re
quire. Satisfactory references can b
|, givento county jails. houses of correc
ton, luaatic asylums, hospitals. work
houses, iusolvent debtors courts, th
court Of bankruptcy, or the wives an
families of those whom DEATH d Ct
have had the happiness to make drunk
ards. TIaq g,Ek{gl{2.Y
N, B.-DEATH g. Co. are making sp'
cial effort at the present time, to disgrat
) and ruin every yonng man. fs4
Z Gentlemen, BY calling st our place
business, may see specimens Of DRUM
!, ards, and subjects Of the charnel hous
t at ali hours by day and by night,SUNDA,
: not excepted. DEATH & TO.
a Send for sample Of our 10 cent Jean
: Talbott'S One Price and Cash Stor
: y Il q Rarnesyille. Ohio
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Sheriff Little to S. Grossenbacher, 36
acres, Ohio township, Sl,140. q
S Grossenbacher to F Riethmiller,
Sc acres, Ohio township, 81 200
John & Catharine Kernen to Jacob
Spring, 40 acres, Ohio township, 81,
050 ssy ..g oa
F & Hannah Reithmiller to S. Gros
senbacher, 81 acres, Ohio township,
5000
j. NJ Yanmeter to Theo. Chapel, 4C
acres, Malaga township, 81 300.
Isaac & Elizabeth Hicks to Sopbis
Howell, 4 acres, Ohio township, $3.50.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
The Ohio Legislature.

CoLuMBus, January 1S-In the Sen.
ate to-day message was received from
Governor Hayes, nominating Josiah
Scott, of Crawford Richard A. aHarri-
son, of Franklin; W. w. johnson, oi
Lawrence Henry c. Whitman and d
T. Wright, of Hamilton. two Republi
cans, one liberal Republican and two
Democrats, to be members Of the Su
preme Court Commission.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

CHANGE OF TIME.-The Barnesville
District Conference was to have met at
tBellaire, February Sth. In view Of pro-
tracted meetings in many OF the chur'
cbes, am led to change tine time to
Tuesday, February 22d. Pastors will
please notice the change.
S. BURT, p. E.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

EE Truth is mighty and must pre-
vail; there is no rubbing it out. T.
ScHuMAcHER's Grocery House is the
cheapest and only exclusive Cash Gro
cery House in the town. He keeps the
largest stock in town, and sells, beyond
all controversy, at the lowest prices, but
exclusively for cash or approved pro-
duce : therefore bring your money j
you wish to save.
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RA man named THOMAS CoNNoR'

wA man named THOMAS CoNNoRs,
of Martins Ferry, Belmont county, was
seriously injured in coal bank the 18th
inst, by the falling of soapstone. A
large piece fell upon him, crushing his
shoulder blade, breaking one of his
legs, and dislocating his back. He has
a wife and four children depending on
him for support.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
wMiss HoIDREN killed quite a large

Miss HoLDREN killed quite large
black snake aear her fathers house in
Grandview to wnship, Washington coun-
ty, the first of the present month, and
one Of the boys saw a watersnake but
did not succeed in capturing him; !; and
mosquitoes, butterflies, house-Hies, tum-
ble-bugs and such like were observed
fiying around during the first week In
this month. But since the 10th they
are not visible. ig
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

p1If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS One year 81 so; six
months 75 cents. Office, North Of The
. -
Monroe Bank.
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M. GooDwIx, JAMS Ne

EJoHN M. GOODWIN. JAMES Mes
BIT and ANTHONY HAvELY, although liv-
ing twenty miles from our proposed
railroad, each subs cribed share, solely
because of the love they have for our
much abused but excellent old county.
If Others could hear the pleasant COM
ments which this attachment to old
Monroe has elected, it would induce
MANY of them to do likewise.
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TO our Foreign subscribers

Our subscribers in the West and at
other points outside of Monroe County
have been paying their subscriptions re-
markably we'll, considering the hard
times, but there are quite number who
must forward the cash if they desire
The SPIRIT to continue coming to them
Don't wait for second invitation. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

@THE SPIRIT is mailed TO suhscri-
bers outside of Monroe County, free of
postage, at 81 80 per year. If you
want your friends in the West to know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them THE SPIRIT.
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RThe quotations for Bonds in til
cy-"The Bellaire and Southwestern

Eg"The Bellaire and Southwestern
is getting along very slowly at this end,
But little additional stock has beer ta-
ken within the last two, weeks. ."'-BeA
aire Independent, Goth inst.
Don't you believe your railroad men
need to 90 to work? Stir them up. Ii
you hesitate too long you'll be the los
ers. We are bound to 60 out of here
with railroad. Do you want our
trade? If so, work to deserve it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HWe learn that Mr.. WILLIAM
BoorH, of Clarington, had his shoulder
dislocated the night of the 18th inst,
while protecting bis dwelling from ire
during the burning of LASTzs and
BREMER's dwellings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HKENxEpr 4 Co. still continue to
use two columns of our paper. There
is no excuse for those out Of employ
ment if they write to them for terms
See their large advertisement and read
their offer. a-B
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

gLocal writer's, your attention a
moment: The author of the best local
letter written for this paper during the
month of February will receive q copy
of THE SPIRIT free for one year. The
decision as to superiority will be left to
three gentlemen of this place well
known for their culture.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HThe following persons were ap-
pointed Notaries Public, for Monroe
County, during the year 1s75:-. J.
HoIL1srER. JAMES RUrrER, CHRISTIAN
SANDER, JACOB T. MORRILL, and JOIN
JEFrERs.
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THE, SPIRIT
FOR TEE "a
CENTENNIAL YEA R.


We intend, if it is in our power,
to make THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY a
better paper during the year just
commenced than it has ever been in
the past. IS. ;'
! We can say, without egotism, ap-
pealing to our readers for contirma-
ton of the statement, that in the
estimation of its subscribers and its
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the State. The patronage we now
receive is not only gratifying but
fattering. S ''s
For the future we expect to abate
none of our zeal for Democratic
principles, at the same time we
ayow our determination,to denounce
evils and evil doers in County, State
and Nation, without regard to the
party affiliation of such evil doers
We will do our utmost conscientious
" to serve the interests of the PEOPLE
In short we expect to furnisha a live
wide-awake and reliable paper,
To encourage us in our efforts, W
ask this favor: That every subScrl
Der, without exception, shall en-
deavor to secure for us one addition
. al subscriber. Is 4a
Remember that the postage 9
The SPIRIT, to all parts OF the conr'
try, will be paid by us, so that OF
: subscribers will have no postage
pay.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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nwOscAR F. LITTLE will have charge
of the tobacco purchased by LOUIS
HoErrLER SIIAs Truck, that Of koch
LEx & Co.;F. EBERLINE, that OF GEO
KErrERER, and JOHN DoHERTY, that OF
PETER DIEHL. Ice
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

Cross and siCkly children can be
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. 1t is
more effective than Castor Oil and is as pleasant
to take as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour stom-
ach, Worms and Costiveness, thsre is. nothing
in existence equal to Castoria. q.-a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HThe dwelling houses OF Mr.. s.
LAsrz and Mr.. j. BREMER, in Claring-
ton, this county, were destroyed by
fire the night of the 18th inst. bosn
insured, the former for 500 and the
latter for $500. s's
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

Could not teachers do good SER
vice by encouraging the brightest OF
their pupils to write local letters for
The SPIRIT? Not namby-pamby senti-
mentalisms, but lively and concise ac-
counts of noteworthy events in their
neighborhoods; brief, sprightly and re-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

RThe meeting in the NJ. 3. Church
at Months appointment on Jackson's
Ridge, closed Thursday evening, the
Goth inst. There were % conversions,
and 80 additions to the membership du-
ring the meeting Rev. SHEETS was the
minister in charge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
yyhy win Won suffer from Rheul

why Will you Suffer from Rheuma-
tisn, sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings. Burns
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur Linl'
ment affords certain relief. Many articles
soothe pain TO certain extent. but the Oentaur
Liniment cures. The. White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals.-deol4, 75wl3Y.
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STAFFORD y
Normaland Classical Institute
stafford, Monroe Co.. Ohio,

.&sl : CALENDAR. 1- .fsz
list term commences Tuesday, May 2, 1876,
ends July Z, 1876.
I'd term commences Tuesday, July 2S, 1875,
ends September %, 1885, laa
/ Sd term commences Tuesday, October IL,
1876, ends December %. 1876. RI $50.
4th term commences Tuesday, January =,
1877, ends March g. 1877.
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Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons, Subpenas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices Of the Peace for
sale at 1'RE SPIRIT Office
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ETOwing to the inclement weather
last Saturday, Capt. SPANGLERs snilitia
company was unable 10 drill ontIaioorss
The Capt. exercised the company for
some time in the courthouse.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HAn aged lady named RICE, who
resided in Morristown, Belmont county,
was burned to death on Saturday, the
18th inst. Her clothing caughtfre and
she died alone in her room; her son en-
tered her room, which was filed with
smoke, and stumbled over her lifeless
hojv
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

~We learn that Mr.. aPHnIP WAC
oNHE1M has decided to not 60 into bank
ruptcy, for the. reason that his sureties
could not be entered on the list as cred
itors, before they had actually paid the
amounts for which they are held, the
notes not being due, and unpaid BY
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

EEWe still hope for the return of
Hon. J. o. AMOS to Woodsield, though
some attractions are offered to him else
where. Come back here, OLIVER.
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HMr. JAMES Z. MITCHELL, former
ly of Woodsfeld, is at present Secretary
and Superintendent of the eGalesburg
Gas Light and Coke Co., located at
GaIesburg, Illinois.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

nJ-For the benefit of all the interests
of Monroe County, enter your suhscrlp-
lions 10 aid inemaking the Bellaire
& SOut tern Railroad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

EEA meeting in the Baptist church
at NEuHARr,s, this township. Center, clos
ed last Friday evening with four addi-
tions to the membership Rev LYONS
was the minister in charge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

~Mr. DANIEL PAITH, of Summit
township, offers his farm of 80 acres of
first-rate land for sale. This farm has
good buildings on it, is well watered
and has 100 peach, 80 apple, and mum,
ber of pear, plum and cherry trees. Ad-
dress him at Miltonsburg, Monroe coun'
ty. Ohio.
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EMrs. HALL, an aged lady, of Cald

EM Mrs HALL, an aged lady, Of Cald-
well, Noble county, was knocked out of
a doorway, by the door shutting against
her, the 10Th inst, with such force that
one rib was broken, her left shoulder
badly bruised, knee joint seriously in
jured and one sile rendered entirely
HELPLESS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

EE From sale bills printed at this Of
fee we learn that Mr.. JAMES II. BLACK,
who resides near Brownsville, in this
county, will offer at public sale on Fri
day, February 4th, four farms contain
ing $40 acres, 10 horses, 45 cattle, hogs,
sheep, threshing machine, plows, har-
rows and other personal property
Terms of sale, nine months credit on
all sums above three dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

MARRIED. the 9Th inst, by JACK
SON HAUeHr, ESQ.,, of jackson town
ship; Mr.. JoHN WILLIAMSON and Miss
EvALINE CeLEIN.
On the 14th inst, by ELIAS BARKER,
Esq, of Jackson township, Mr., FRED
ER1ck B1EGEL and Mrs. JoHAssA WAC
NrR. -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

HJonN NJ. GOODWIN has purchased
between ffty and sixty thousand pounds
Of tobacco, his average being below five
dollars per hundred.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

fgOur thanks are due the proprie-
tor of the New York World for copy
Of the World Almanac for 1876. It is
repiete with useful information.