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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE unknown heirs Of Elizabeth Keuhl,
i deceased. who reside id .Laudehhsusen
Laudrathbercirk LaIderbach Grossherzogth
Hessen Darmstadt" in Germany, and 1.-The poor
folks in Iaudenhausen Grossherzogthum Hes.
sen Darfnstadt Kreis Lauderbach add the Bur-
gotfiaster and Minister Of said town will take
notice, that on the 7th day Of November, 1877,
George Suppes. Charles Suppes and Andrew
Twineth, as Executors Of the will of Theodore
Suppes, deceased, filed in the Probate Court OF
Monroe county, Chic, their petition against
them and the other heirs Of Theodore sdppss,
deceased: the object and prayer of said petition
is to procure an order for the sale of the fo..
lowing described real estate of the said Theo-
dore Suppes, deceased, situate in said county,
to wit: Being about twenty two acres of land
in section seven, township four of range four,
In Adams township, and known as the Came
ron mill property, and being the property
bought by Theodore Suppes, deyeasud. frou
Sylvanus Hood and wife and w. s. Wiley
which said property is more fully described II
the petition filed in said Probate Court Saic
sale Is asked for the purpose of paying thu
debts Of said Theodore Suppes, deceased. Said
petition will be for hearing by said court OF
the 29th day of December, 1877, at 10 oclocl
a. m, at which time unless you show cause tt
the contrary an order will be granted as prayei
for in said petition.
UNTER & MALLORY, -
Att'ys for the Executors Of the will Of Theo
| dore Suppes, decd. hovl5,77tS.
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wThe report of the South Carolina
investigating committee ON the, election
of Patterson to the United States Sen
ate is a wonderful document 1t con.
tains the sworn statements Of sixty mem
bers of the Legislature of 1872 that
they were offered money for their votes,
OR heard of money being offered, to
others, and the voluntary confession OF
a large number Of members who took
the money The prices ranged from an
overcoat to $4,000. A good many of
the members failed to get their money,
some receiving part only, and some
receiving none at all. Patterson told
one member who. dunned him that the
election had cost, more than it was
worth, ,"sand he is doubtless more than
ever convinced of that fact now. The
total cost to him is estimated at $40,-
600. i1f7sFS . ~ fs'es
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] i WEEkLY WORLD,

Contains all the news of thB week, preseni
ted ip a concise and attractive manuerj
the BEST Of the many excellent letters
sent BY able Correspondents from all ps.fs
Of the world; bright and entertaining edi.
toriaIs on all matters of interest to the
public. .s,asfs ,..5a .,s.s..
Short ,st6ries aud st6ries continued
from week to week, written expressly fof
Tue W6RtD by the best authors, M !.
Fill fspotts of all the principal mar,
kets Of The United States and foreign
countries; grange depsrttent, &c.. 30.
Its in every essential . papet for the
family sgd IA, 5{ .sgee sil,a,
D. D. T. MOORE. Esq,, the foGnaef
and for many years the editor Of Dol siIl
M Oore's Rural New. .Yorkerg
will heresftere edit the Farmers pase' Of
THE wEEisLf wOREb. 'aaq
No paper 10 the country will have Bsti
ter FARMERS' DEPARTMENT. than.
THE WOKLDS ss'a ~, ~ IS
The Grange Department slli also bS
uudei the charge df,D D. 7. Moore, Rag,
One year (52 ndmSsfs) Postage free I.
less than 2 ceLts per aeek n 81 90
To. CLUB AGENTs-An extra copy fof
club Of ten, separately addressed. The
Semi Weekly WORLD for club dftwenty,
separately addressed. The Daily
WORLD for club Of fifty, SEPARATELY adj
dressed.
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sHERiFEs SALE.
Lewis p, Carleton
Qaor,e n Wellone r. annther

DY virtue Of = certain vendi sxponas issded
ID from the court of common pleas, within
and for the; county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio 10 ease psndins in'said court bstween
the above named parties, and to me directed,
I will offer for sale at the east door of the
court house in Woodsaeld, on ss& ~
Saturday, the 9th ddS of January, 1878,
between the heurs of 10 O'Clock q. nj. and
O'clock p. m. Of said day. the following de-
scribed real sstste situate In Monroe eouity
Ohio, to witt
S Los nunsbet. ssaenteel: id sectidta thirty
tewnship fve of range five, containing about
one fourth Of an, aare. mote, ,or; less. =; 7. p,
Said property so ordered to Se sold Is ap-
praised at $3.50, and may sell for two-thirdi
II said appraissmsnt. rssns .5f ssle, oaan
7. O. LIFTLR, !.
dec4,,77w5. Sheriff n. C. O.
: HvRrlA MALlsAs, A:t,ys for plaintiff.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate


TN pursuance Of IN order Of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio. we will offer
for sale, at public auction, free of dover, on
Saturday, the 29th day Of Dscember,1S77,
At o'clock p. M, upon the premises the fol=
lowing described real estate, situate in the
town Of Sardis, county and Stats aforesaid, I'd
wit:
Lot number thirty.thres In said town, ap.
praised at two hundred dollars.
Alsd. lot number lthirt tysfour, Id said towd.
appraised at one thousand dollars
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third in hand, 6ne'
third in one year, and the residue in two years
from the day of sale. with interest; deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. JACOB SCHAUB and
SALATHIEL LENNON,
Adn'rs with the. will annexed Of Jacob G.
Schaub. decd. nov27, ,77w4.
sPRARson & DoHBRrr. Atty's. 3Ts,
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wThe December circular of VIII

The December circular of VIII
KENs & BEALL, tobacco merchants oil
Baltimore, says:
"The markets in Europe are at pres.
ent overstocked with tobacco, and ap.
parently there is very little prospect OF
an Improvement in trade. We have
carefully examined the prices ruling in
the different tobacco markets, and find
that Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland
tobacco is selling very low, and there
fore we think it is of the utmost impor-
tance that Ohio, tobacco should be
bought low enough to enable it TO COM
pete successfully with these grades"
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An Elish engineer, ma med Crooks
one ofe surveyors and explorers Of
the fst,us of Darien, died recently
from in.ies caused by vampire bat
He lay with an intermittent fever, and
becameo much weakened by loss OF
blood, -awn from him by the creature,
that hiystem succumbed 4
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E Look out for finger-board swim.
dlefs Supervisors, who give them in.
formation, are requested. to write their
names to the swindlers reports. Then,
up turns hotes against said Supervisors
'Doa't write your names, Messrs. Super.
yisersu on paper for strangers, or any
one else il you can avoid doing so.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

TIE Republican papers lampoor
HAYES Southern policy without stint
while the " estern press condemn in un
measured terms his expressions on thu
silver question, as set forth in his Mes
sage. Mr.. HAYES has large contrac,
on his hands, and one that will require
all the skill and ability of himself and
advisers, and then some, to. complete
Satisfactorily to one-third Of those who
aided him to the position he now holds
=by fraud. eaisa T,E,. maif ebs1
A CORRESPONDENT Of the ". y. Sun
says of Senator EDMuNDs' perfect self.
control: 'If keg of -glycerine
should explode under the Senate Cham
Der and hurl into space every honorable
gentleman except himself and the Chair,
EDMUNDs would wriggle up out of bis
seat and move call OF the roll, to as,
certain whether quorum was present,
as calmly and dispassionately as if he
was moving the previous question on a
$4,000 appropriation bill"
yTHs French Deputies refuse to vote
a dollar Of appropriations until Presi
dent MCMAHON agrees to form Cabi-
net TO their liking, and furnish a guar
antee against second dissolution. The
President says he will do neither, and
the prospect is, that he will dissolve the
Chamber of Deputies second time, re-
lying upon the army to suppress the up
rising Of the people against his attempt
to overthrow the Republic. Should the
army refuse to obey, and it is claimed,
confidently, that it will, then Mr. Nc.
MAHoN will be compelled to step down
and out.
GATH, the Enquirsr's Washington cor
respondent, has this.to say Of the -Presi-
dent and Vice President: Hayes navi-
gates on an unknown sea, blown about
by the zepEyrs Of unstable public opin.
ion. Wheeler sails along in the old
canal Of party loyalty, and his motives
are regarded, even by bis, opponents, as
good as Hayes. The Vice-President,
indeed, occupies the better position of
the TIVE. His title is no better than that
Of Hayes, but he does not behave as if
he was delicate about It, and 60 flying
around, like Patterson, for something
else to attack. The best thing Hayes
can do is to join one party or the other,
and hide his weakness there, As, the
boys say: "No more shenanagan Pol
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

EAsr--Leaves Clarinston Oh Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday Of each week. ,
wksr-Leaves Woodsheld ON Wednesday,
and Saturday Of each week. mas
souTH-Lsaves wooasheld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mai, each way from Woodsz
field to Barhssville. s eos
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

EThe largest stock of. Oyercoats in
theCounty, for Men and Boys, at
MORRIS IL ARMSTRONG'S.
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EeLadies Gold and Gents Silver
Watoes. A large assortment of Jew
elry nd Gold Pens Is ner cent discount
at FRITZ REEFS.
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WANTED.

Esry lady in the County who wishe:
to by q Black Alpaca or Cashmere tc
sendand get samples from
MORRIS &. ARMSTRONG.
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Vth Abbertisen1eats
CHRISTIAN MOSEMANN'S WILL

NOTICE is hereby given. that the last Will
IN and Testament of Christian Mosemann,
late of Monroe County. Ohio, deceased, togeth-
er with the record thereof, was destroyed by
fire on the 18th day of June, 1867, and that a
duly certified copy of said Will was supplied
and admitted to record in the Probate Court
of said Monroe County, on the Sd day of De-
cember 1877, and recorded therein. ssfa
JAS. R. MORRIS.
Probate Judge, Monroe Co., Ohio.
dec11, ,77w3.
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DTED.-Of@ Consumption, at hfs resi-.
dence near Zion Church, this county, on
November 7th, 1877, DAVID HENrHoRN,
aged 70 years. Mr.. HENrHoRN connect
ed himself with the Christian Church In
1S42 and lived the life of christian to
the tinde Of his death. He was highly
respected by his friends and acquain-
tances, who feei deeply his loss. n e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

Erect your clock cleaned for soc at
FRl'Z REEFS. m 50 aess
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ESFor cleaning and repairing watch.
es, clicks and jewelry go to FRITZ
Rec, q practical Matchmaker.
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sENI-WEEKLY WORLD

One 5ear GOA numbers postage free. 81.
To CLUB AaENTs-An extra copy for
club Of ten, separately addressed. The
Daily W6aLD for club Of twenty -fiveJ
separately addressed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

HOur Stock of Black Alpaccas, and
CaAneres is still complete. ,i
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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E%nnday Schools and Parties can
be prJshed with candies and cakes at
chea9fates at JACOB REINHERR'S.
Try him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

R'he largest assortment oil Candy
in the ounty can be found at REIN
HERS. Go and examine for your.
selves
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Notice OF Election.

Noce:is hereby given, that the An
nual lection of Officers of the Monroe
Coun, Agricultural Society will be held
at thSheriff's Office, In Woodsfeld, or
Saturay, the .29th day of December
1877. Polls open at o'clock P. M
and Ose at 8 P. NJ.
GEO P DoRR, Sec'y.
Deember 4, 1877-3t
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EEThe Malaga Division, No. 81, OF
the Sons of Temperance announce that
q Temperance Mass Meeting will be
held in the M. E Church in that place,
on Friday evening, the 2Sth inst. ~
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ESS NOTICE ES.

RF.ranberries, Dates, Raisins. Figs,
Nuts all Kinds, Prunes, Lemons and
Citroncan be found at
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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cTIf you want o first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that ellis in this market for $50, go to
MORRIS & .ARMSTRONG'S and gel
I'D for433 SS I.3.
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HA fire at Athens, Athens county
the morningipf the zshinst, destroyed
property valuedat go, 1000. The total
insurance was only about es,o0o. 'sst
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"QERf: Why will men smoke .goffi-
mon )bacco, when they can buv Mar
burg Iros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the sme price p Dec. 4, '77-Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-11

Rrhe cheapest and largest stock
Of Tos can be found at
j. REINHERR'S.
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Eg1he hog. cholera is afiicting the
swine in the neighborhood of Stafford
Nj. SroFFLE lost eight hogs recently
JosEpH SpRIksER lost thirteen and seg.
eraf other farmers have had number
to die of the disease.
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GNeachers will do we'll to buy their
Candi at JAG, REINHERR'S. He
sells. Aeap2 Give him call.
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gGo and buy your Toys from j.
REIMERR. He has the best assort.
ment. Cheap for cash.
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RMORRIS & ARMSTRONG have
the bet selection and largest stock OF
Bootand Shoes, of any house in Eas
tern ohio.
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r e 1 N H E R
& Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, Z.
i Pickles., Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,G-
N gsrs, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, J
H SGdines, Mustard 4 other articles
E kept in q first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
b. Ell N H E r
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HFrnit Trees,

EFPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Ms. WAYS.
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wH yoawant the news of Monros
County. the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERxs.-One year 4I 5Os six
months % cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank.
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HFrnit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens, t,,t
And Ihrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs.M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio.-
Ordes from a distance will receive
promt attention.
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MARRIED On November 25th, by
JOIN REasEsGER, Esq, Of Switzerland
township, Mr.. GEORGE w. YoLrz and
Miss RowENA POWELL.
On November 2Sth, by Rev, GEO. NJ.
WILSON, Mr.. JAMES K. BARNETT and
Miss OLIVE HuaHRs.
On December Sd, by NJ. WARWICK,
Esq, of Bethel township, Mr.. EDWARD
L KINcADs and Miss. MARGARET Nc.
VAY.s d =
On the 4th inst, by Elder B, F STRIcK.
LING, Mr.. DAVID POWELL to Mrs. HAR.
RIET MEssERLY. - r., TFTl q
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H Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 7th
inst, as follows
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Pieces Reduced % Per Cent.
Wi sell Q ounce American Watches
for 81 90. FRITZ REEF,
p Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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To 1 Schumacher's For Your
Kristmas Goods.

He as just received fresh supply O!
Comm and French Candies, Nuts,
Raiip, Dried Currants &c, also fine
ass,rnent tf Books, Pocket Books,
Bill Boks, Cigar Cases &c, DC. Go
and BY and make the Little ones, and
Big 'r, also, Happy. % 30 esI ,
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A copy OF the last Will and Testa.
ment Of Christian Mosemann, (the- orig.
inal having beendestroyed by FIRE June
18th, 1857, was admitted to probate
and notice ordered to be given by pub
licatior.
Dec 4.-Mary L. Johnston was ap-
pointed Administrators uponsthe estate
of James c Johnston, decd; bond 81
600, Barnett Mann, George w. Ben.
nett andRO. A. Hardesty were appointed
appraisers of the personal estate.
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PROBATE COURT.

December 9 8. David Lentz, Executor
OF the Will Of Israel Lentz, decd, sec.
ond account; hearing continued; the
Court extended the time for final settle
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sHEKIFF's SALE.
oct3O..77m6.

sHERIFF's SALES. p
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SuoRrs.-A synopsis Of the Message
win be found In this paper.
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ssS ~ AS'ss sn1at W. J WV
of the course pursued, Is demonstrated,
and l have an abiding faith that time
viii furnish it ample vindication in the
minds of the great majority, of my fel-
low citizens"
CoULD vote be taken on the ques-
ition of sustaining Congressman VAN
Worries, in this District. for his vote in
favorof BLAsD's silver.bill, or his vote
ITO repeal the Resumption Act, the yeas
would stand for every nay vote, that
Ills, in favor to l against. Mr. vAs
Worries, by his votes, REPRESENTED Ills
constituents correctly. The "little crea.
lturss' whoshovi in the Republican pa.
pers of the District are not dangerous.
No apology is required, Cor, 10 any
one for having voted as::you did on the
questions cited. 3 . " = : 8
bHAYEs' Cabinet officers are emphatic
in their declarations that Democrats
shall not have Office. SHERMAN and
THoNrsoN say they II be : If aay
Democrat shall have Office in their De.
partments. As no one desires these
gentlemen to be placed in the position
of the d--d, it is hoped that Demo-
crats viii abstain from efforts 10 obtain
positions, for should one happen to get
into either Department run by SHERMAN
or THOMPSON, down would go a soul to
.perdition. Let US, have no walls from
lost souls because of Democrats hold
ing positions under this Administration.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
PERSONAL.

No glaEdered horse is allowed to enter Bos.
ton.
Miss LILLE DARsr is the only lady editor
In Ohio.
BEGIN to fstten your pumpkins for Thanks
giving.
Cot. SNEAD is writing political history of
Georgia
THE national fruit crop is valued at nearly
81 TO- 100000.
Eve was the first women who ever gathered
leaves IN the fall.
IS New York there's company that weaves
$500 cuTsets a day.
Ir night air Is unwholesoine, how about the
longevity OF Owlsr
TIE North Carolina freedmen are laying up
supplies Of 'pnssum tat.
In Cincinnati the newsboys are let into the
Geological Garden gratis.
WAYNEsBoRO. Pa, claims the largest boiler
works IN the country.
The Empress of Austria will visit England
shortly after Christmas.
IN Memphis the marriage fec has been re-
duced from 50 ~ to 30 cents.
"HOw VIZ Raised Our Baby" Is tho title Of
a new book by A. Benedict.
The Kentuckian believes his pride, Ten
Brock. to have been poisoned.
A FvLL from u rpking. chair has killed u
four-year old girl at Barton. Vt.
The Sharpe rifle firm Of Bridgeport, Conn,
evprrt II Chinese order for ,0OO,OOO.
TUE Marquis Of I.orne, it Is reported, will
shortly be raised to the l'corage.
Mus. ELIzARETm TmoMPsoN's famous pic
turr, " rno Roll'Call," is being engraved.
TIE Republican majority in Wisconsin has
| reached 5000, and the tendency is still uD.
ward.
BENJAMIN +. H. LYNH, an old newspaper
man, died ~ Mauch Chunk, Pa. several days
| since.
| Ir Hewitt gets his Kitchen bill through we
shall be- hearing Of Cooks excursions To Paris
| right Oh.
| GNMBETTA, rumor states, has Just come In
for II legacy oil tl,OOO,O00 sterling (25,0OO,0OO
| lunCS.l
Mr.. GLADSTONE says that history is the most
humaniEing o. studies and natural sciencc the
most refreshing.
TIIE death of Henry Meiggs has stopped
work on the Peruvian abroad and mining en-
tcrpriacs which he had IN charge.
| lT is stated that Secretary Thompson did not
learn Latin, German, aud French until after
he had passed his sixtieth year
Mr.. MCVICKER gives the use Of hi, theatre
and company all this week to the Policemen 1
Benevolent Association oil Chicago.
CAPT. II. H. GARDEN. Of Warrenton, Va
w,.s iu the city yesterday. on his way 10 Rich.
| mOud. He Is ono OF tho commissioners Charsed