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sHER1FFs SALE.
ees Jesse Shuman Il
vs..
Charlotte Osborne ct al


DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID out Of. the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in Woodsfeld, on 49,
Saturday, the 18th day OF Max2lonT1
between the hours of 10 o'clock Al sn]ls 81 8
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: n :, r.,..s.;..., ,r,,.- -s-s.rg
The southeast corner OF the, southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton twenty-nine, township three Of range
six, commencing at the south east COR
ner, running west to the corner Of q
small field, supposed, to be thirty.6vs rods;
thence north twenty rods; thence east thirty
Eve rods: thence south twenty rods to the
place of beginning containing four acres and
sixty y'hundredths. of an acre.,
Said property 50 ordered to be sold is ap :
praised at 5 and may sell for two
thirds of said arpraisemsnt. Terms Of sale,
cash,
r o. LITTLE,
april3, ,'77w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
sPRIaas & DRIoos, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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The Eastern Question.

LONDON, April 4-The Times remarks
the lack of elation in public feeling at
the signing of the protocol, and weigh
ing various influences which might in
cline Russia to peace or war, says: 1t is
doubtless true that war can only be car
ried on at an immense sacrifice, and that
those with anything to lose know this
and permit their zeal to cool according
ly. All intelligence from st. Petersburg
and the principal cities of the empire
confirm this opinion, but at the same
time accounts Of Russian war prepara-
tions are too numerous and consistent to
be fictitious.
LONDON, April "A special from Bel.
Of foreign officers who were recently in
the Servian service TO Russia, Greece,
Bosnia. Persia and other countries hos
tile to Turkey, and says it is stated that
l60 members Of the Russian soldiers
crossed secretly and have landed at Jer.
sey, and are arranging hospitals there
The indications ON the political horizon
suggest that while diplomatists are quib.
bling over the meaning Of words, events
are drawing Gordon around. Turkey
which may soon furnish surprising
spectacle TO Europe.
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From SunSburY Township.
BEAU. WILLS. Quo. Anril AIS

BEALL VILE, OHIO. April 4. 1877
Ed SPIRIT: The school in district No.
6. Sunshury township, closed on Satur-
day. the 3lst day of March. The school
had been in session for the term of six
months, during which time it was well at
tended Much interest was manifested
in the school by pare ents, as we'll as schol,
srs, throughout the entire term On the
last day, in accordance with an invitation
from the teacher, the good people of the
district witll quite number from adjoin-
ing districts repaired to the school house
with well filled baskets of the most tempt
ing viands, and after listening to many
fine declamations from the scholars. all
we're amply supplied with the good things
provided for them. The scholars were
very JOYFUL over the distribution of can.
dies. The afternoon was spent in listen.
ing 10 speeches and some excellent
vocal music Everybody seemed much
pleased in thus lending their aid in the
cause of education and for the encour
agement of the scholars.
JOHN JEFFERs, Teacher.
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~ 49, u
Captain Eben Pierce and Selmar Eg-
gers, both of New Bedford, Mass, have
Jointly invented a reech-loading wha.
ling gun which will throwa lance seven
hundred and fifty-feet with destructive
effect. =
Fred Douglass and bis three sons be-
| ing all in fat Offices, the negro race may
be considered as satisfied, the country
having been for years taught to consid-
er Fred as compromising the colored
people OF America. ~
The Japanese Minister in Washing
ton is described as looking not over
twenty years old, and as about the size
of an American boy of fourteen. He
wears cream colored trousers, scanned
with gold, and black coat With gold
collar.
The large reduction already effected
by the Nichols Administration in the
expenses of collecting the revenue Of
Louisiana is significant of what advan
tages the State would enjoy under her
legitimate Government, and of what
spoliation and extravagance she will es-
cape waen lhe marauoers VINO nave ,,
raieo nef, 10 'he verge Oh iu'h are nhahy
ariven on. - Si gsI
Mrs. Patty Stanton, of North Ston-
ington, Connecticut, is a bright ninety
year old woman, whose impaired eye
sight is coming back, and who is grow
ing new set Of teeth. She was mar
ried at fourteen, and has an eighty-year
old daughter, and says that she would
marry again but for the fear that the
happy man might seek her money more
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is believed that turkeys were intro.
duced into England from America by
William Strickland, lieutenant to Sebas.
tian Cabot, in the time of Henry VII
Franklin always said that the wild tur.
key should have been the emblem of the
United States, the log cabin of the pio-
neer being in his day surrounded by
these birds, who saluted each other
from forest boughs, just as the chanti,
ceer awakened the English farmers
The first turkey seen in France was
brought thither by the Jesuits, and
served up at the wedding feast of
Charles TX , in 1864.
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cip.essISannounced when en- Il L ~ .
the duties of the Presidency. ou afe3Sl
therefore, directed to see that rl8per or
ders are issued for the removaEsof said
troops from the State Housesto their
previous place of encampment.
R. B, HAYEs.
To Hon. George w. McCrary, Secretary
of War, H =
The following letter was sent to Gen.
W. T. Sherman by the Secretary tof
War: ~
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. April 3, 1877
To Gen. W. T. Sherman, Commanding U. \.
Army:
GENERAL: enclose herewith copy
Of communication from the President
of the United States, in which he directs
that the detachment of United States
troops stationed in the State House al
Columbia, S. G, be Withdrawn and re-
turned to their previous barracks or
camping ground. You are hereby charg-
ed with the execution of this order, and
will cause the withdrawal to take place
on Tuesday next, April 10, at II NJ.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want. GEO. w. MCCRARY,
Secretary of War.
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STAFFORD
SCHOOL.

e1ft'Atf , taaaA It
T1HEtwo terms of 'T.lrespectively win bsI
i gin Tuesday, May 8, and August u:
The educational aim Of this School h To-
afford the best possible facility for obtaining
q thorough English education.
EGood advantages for those desiring
Normal instructionss n s34pgf.T,TfDrx
course of study will be devised to meet
this end; q g j Il
An efficient corps Of teachers will en-
ployed; ;,,,,.,s.as.
unsurpassed for morality; .ssss
Are among the inducements offered TO
those desiring to attend select School, s;Tss'
TUITION FOR TERN OF TEE wREEs.
Higher Course, Z, AHAtysE SS 90
Teachers C0urse.ggs 6 90
n1o<ael school, a 90
Tuition in advance. No deductions made
except in cases Of protracted sickness. doods
board can be procured at reasonable rates.
Fer further particulars, address s7n - -
fse w. P. MASON,
janso'77tt Is ,stafordg ohiss
y
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Destitute Indians,

CHEYENNE, April 5-Crazy Horse and
$500 warriors we're encamped north Of
Bear Buttle Creek, yesterday afternoon,
on their way to the Spotted Tail Agen
cy. They are in a destitute condition
and are anxious for peace. They state
that Sitting Bull will accept no terms of
surrender. jnu1 s'
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EET The instructions of President
HArEs to the Louisiana Commission dis
tinctly notifies them that they areto keep
mum on question as-to whocarried
! The State when the Returning Board gave
lilo HAYES. The instructions say:
snThe service desired of and intrusted
.tothis commission does not involve any
,Pxaninaiion into or report upon the facts
Of the recent Stale election, or Of the
canvass lof the votes cast at that elec-
lion. 4ur,yn ...s - sst s
rsThat is It,. They are to steer clear OF
those ugly "factsy which the Arbitration
Courtso dextrously lodged, and make q
sort, Of miscellaneous report on things
! generally, bearing in mind that this ad-
: ministration stands sadly in need Of some
additional props to its rickety pretenses
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BROwNSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

TIRST term .commsncss Monday, May,
i IA and ends Friday, July 8. -
The patrons of this Institution are respeet.
fully informed that every effort viii be made
to render this school interesting, The pecu-
liar features hitherto charac eristic OF other
schools under the superintendeuos Of the
Principals, will BE- continued in this. Aiming
these advantages may be enumerated the
following: Course Of Lectures. Literary
Society, a Normal Institute, Rxaniuations,eto.
TUITION. ciy .s,,,,,i !. ..r's
Common Branches. - S5 90
Higher Branches, lincluding III. aso 9eC
ocution, the Languages & PenmanshipguS 3 OOo
Private Lessons in Elooution, 26o esch.
Tuition required in advance. - = - s.
Good boarding to be obtained at very rea-
sonable rates. So 1a sssslsx f.s..I 49,
Forfurthsr particulars address ~ 4is,.r
'e e. MARTIN, Antioch. n. G. o. ..3~s.
j. A. MARSHALL, Jolly, n. c. o ss,v
-fsbiS,T7gls.
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LONDON, April 2-TheN Po
special says that Bismarck
his resignation of the ImpeIf2
lorship. The news creafe
citement. No special reaso7 q.
for his resignation. The Bmpe
refused to accept his resignation,
granted him a years absence.
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Iufant,cide I'm belmont county.

ST. CLA1RsvILLE, o., April "A wo
man named Miller gave birth to child
on Sunday last, at Finsburg, this coun-
ty, and then with stone she beat the
child until dead, and. then walked ten
miles to the Infirmary, where she now is
under arrest for the murder.
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Is question now agitating the public mind.
The grave issues before Congress the fna
settlement of the late Presidential election
the incoming Congress, the new President;
the policy of the next Administrations and
future welfare Of the country and people are
matters of great interest to each and every
individual. Such crisis has not been pre-.
sented since the Declaration Of Indspend-
ence. E
A TRUTHFUL History of events, and doings
of Congress will be given with impartiality
and fairness in the
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of the people, advocating submission to the
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No steps Taken TO Gust Hay es.

WAsHIN GToN, April 3-R. T. Merrick
denies that papers for quo warranto pro
ceedings against r B. Hayes, at the in,
stance of Samuel j Tilden, are in his
hands, and says he never heard OF them,
nor of any steps of the kind
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Order OF the Pressde ent thdTasy.
Ing the Troops from the SOIth
Carolina State House.


WASHINGTON, April 3-The following
letter was sent to the Secretary OF War
to-day:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1877
SIR: Prior to my entering upon the
duties of the Presidency, there had been
stationed, BY order of my predecessor, in
the State House at Columbia, South
Carolina, detachment of United States
infantry. Finding them in that place, 1
have thought proper to delay the decis-
ion of tile question Of their removal un
til could consider and determine whelh-
er the condition of affairs in that State
Is such as to either require or justify the
continued military occupation Of the
State House In my opinion there does
not now exist there such domestic vio-
lence as is contemplated by the Consti
tuition as ground upon which the mill
tary power of the National Government
may be invoked for the defense f1he
State There are, it is trne, gray5 "a
serious disputes as to the rights 3
tain claimants to the Chief E,xecull
fee of that State, bu: these
settled and determined, net
cutive of the United States, bliI
orderly and peaceable methdQ
be provided by the Constil4
laws of the State. l feel
no resort to yiolenceis COZ
EanY quarter, but thar, O.
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EF The troops have been withdrawn
from the State House in South Carolina
Now sthere on earth man who can say
why this might not have been done with
equal proprie,y years ago9
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Michael Keller, Of Monroe county,
was here on Tuesday interviewing his
tenants on the subject of rents. He in
forms us that he and great many other
Monroe county folks lost large sums Of
money by the failure of the New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company.-St.
Clairsyille Gazette, 5th instantN ,-
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GF Like Grant, Hayes went in with
abundant promises, and like Grants his
promises are turning out to- be nothing
but wind. n Greensboro Patriot, IRA
Unlike Hayes, Grant was elected Pres
ident, and unlike Grant, Hayes obtained
his Office by fraud IN Y. Sun. 80
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ITEMS.

CHICAGO proposes to pay off her
mortgages with the due bills of Boston
drumners
In McConnelsville. Morgan county,
the Democrats elected their town and
township ticket
SEVEN square miles of the city of
Chicago were under water last week.
Heavy damage to property owners.
A PUBLISHED account of TwEED's es-
cape reveals the fact that he was con.
cealed near New York for nearly four
months tt
CHAMBERLAIN protests against the
withdrawal of the troops from the
South Carolina State House. So does
MORTON and BLAINE.
A. OaKpY HALL, who disappeared
from New York three weeks since,
has turned up in London, in state
bordering on insanity.
A MAN named WETzEL was convicted
at Tiffin, Ohio, on the 30th ult =, Of mur-
der in the second degree and sentenced
to the Penitentiary for ninety y-nine years.
THE Democrats Of Columbus elected
HErrMAs for Mayor-and-amajority of the
Council. (Which IS the.6xs asfhsfR6aui
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Army service reform wanted.

The determination Of Gen. Sherman's
family to return to St. Lopis has given
rise TO report that army officers are
pleading for Civil Service Reform, where
by officers who have been dancing the
German here for the past eight years
shall do a little Indian fighting now, aud
vice vsrsa Hayes has promised to give
the matter early and serious considera-
ton, and a general shaking is. probable,
but change Of headquarters is not con-
templated, - -
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wThe resignation by Prince Bis
MARcK Of his office at the head of the
German Empire is more important
tion Of his sovereign, the Emperor VII
LIAM.
For fifteen years BISMARCK has been
altogether the most powerful man in Ea-
rope. It is not probable, however, that
his retirement to private life will cause
any sudden or important change in the
current Of European events =, e
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aRAYsvfLLE Joy
SELECT SCHOOL,

4 session of this school will commences
IL MAY z, 1877 and continue ten Wssks.---
No seffotts will be spared 70 make this
school OF thorough instruction. While We
desire the patronage Of any wishing athor---
ough Practical Education. We especially sos
iicit the attendance Of those who desire to
qualify themselves for.teaching Glasses will
be formed for the benefit OF teachers. Ffs..'-
quent written examinations.
TUITION. ,aasss sset
Common Branches ...... .S5 90
Higher q" .............. 90
Tuition in advance, except BY special ar
rangements, and-no, deductions -n1ads. for ABB
sence except in case of protracted sickness.
a001 faa1sa 5e2 |saH11s s'r ; 81 dc
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Jim Keene, the California operator, is
said to have made over 100000 in his
few months in Wall street, and he is
now going to Europe to have some fun.
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FEVERS.

MALAR1OUS FEVERS. 81
You are atliberty to use my name in praise
Of your Regulator as prepared by you,and re.
commend 1t to every one as the best prevent.
i've for Fever and Ague in the werld. plant
in southwestern Georgia, near Albany. and
must say that 1t has done more good on my
plantation among my negroes, than any med
icins I ever used; 1t supsrcedss Quinine II
taken In time. ''A As ~ e'a -"
Yours, &c, Hon. d. B. HILL. Ga.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

A harm esa vegetable perpetrators, and tAs
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sure care for the most distressing cases Of
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where, and II is with we'll msritsd confidence
they are offered as a thorough cnrs for all
distresses of the head.
j. T. JVQkINS, Agent, woodsasld
Monroe County, Ohio, janlS,77T.
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-~With a face like a gravestone, but
awicked twinklein his eye, Mr.. BLAiNE is
watching the vain struggles Of Mr.. HAYES
70 master the situation. .sa. ~, -
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Collie and Grubbs in Horses.
Having had during the last twenty years
Of my life to attend Racing Stock, and hav-
ing had 80 much trouble with them with
Collie, Grubbs. &c, gave me great deal Of
trouble; having heard of your Regulator as
cure for the above diseases | concluded to
try it; after trying one PAcKAas IN MASH l
found it to cure in every instance; it is only
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praise. can send you certificates from Au-
gusta, Clinton and Macon as to the cure Of
horses: GEoReE WAYMAH,
# Macon, Ca, July "a, 1875.
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FORM OF BALLOTT.
THE STATE OF OHIO,

1, Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the fore
going is true copy of an act therein named,
passed by the General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio, on the 9th day of April, A. d. 1877. ta-
ken from the original rolls on file in this office.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto subscri-
bed my name, and affixed the Seal of
fsEALl this Office at Columbus the 9th day of
April, A. D. 1877.
MILTON BARNES,
Secretary, of State.
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EEWe shall not hear many honest
Republican opini>ns Of HAYES admins
tration until after the Offices are generally
disposed OF. ~ * - g.
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wwith thirty nine candidates going


EyWith thirty nine candidates going
about in tiiis county seeking whose votes
they may capture, ,itis not surprising that
hand shaking has become the leading in
sdusiry Of ouripeople. About eyerytbird
Imam one meets aecosts him with the coup
Tletffom Auld Lang Syne. s
-a7iilIHets's hand, my trusty friend,
YIiTssand gle as hand o. thine" aas 1e
. s0thers less sentimental and more frol-
.icsome greet him with the free and easy
ds;giye US your paw" with which the devil
= welcomed Jous SHAW, according toithe
old epitaph: s'5 hoe ,7e'aa7eae aaj
7SHere Hes John Shaw, sal -sai
Attorney at lsv.
si..,. When he died ..-.-eT .gr
The devil cried
a2 ~ iGirs as your paw e
sID4Asl9a John shaw ~ ai5 u, sftfsH a-
vIay Sai Attorney st lsw.'" ~ -
9aI II calls to mind favorite saying of
john A. DAyENpoRr: What a friendly
wolld this would be If all the men were
always candidates.
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U N ION H0 I Ell,
GraysvilIe, Monroe County, Ohio.
j. w. DEYORE. Proprietor.

THIS Hotel has just been opened and the
i proprietor is prepared TO entertain the
travelling public in satisfactory manner. The
table will be well supplied. Stabling good.
and the best of care will be taken of horses.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will commence Select
i SchOoi in Clarington on the Third
Monday in April, and continue in session
ten weeks. Al persons wishing to prepare
themselves for teaehing, who attend, will re-
ceiye such instructions as will I've useful to-
them in the school room, in addition to the
practical instructions in the usual branches Of
study.
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ed to X. x. WALTON,
ian23,77. Darlington, Ohio.
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Estate of David Cline, Deceased.

HNHE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator of the estate
of David Cline, late of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 22d day Of March, A. D. 1877.
mch27, ,77w3. JOSEPH NJ. CLINE.
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EyThe Democrats OF York town.
ship, Belmont county, elected their en-
tire ticket by the following majorities
on the I'd inst: na
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The Bender Family.

LITTLE Rock, April A special to-
Gazette from Alabama, Crawford e.
ty, gives the latest in regard totheH {
der family. George Keof4 4a faE
supposed to be the originana1l fE
ders of murderous fame in Kansas, y
arrested here to-day by,detec4yes '
have been shadowing the Keo fan
for quite time, and. are col lent I
they have captured the rightr ks, !
0etectiyese have be1nxf6 Ie I
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cIllLDRHNi--Your Reg
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among children, and it has B.
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