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PROBATE COURT,

January 27.-James Windland, Guar.
dian OF the estate of Mary L. Coon, q
minor, filed his final account; hearing
continued Resignation rendered, which
the Court accepted to take effect after
settlement of account filed
Peter Schafer, Guardian of the estate
OF the minor heirs of Henry Bluman
deceased, filed his thirl account; hear
ing continued
January 90 William Burditt and
Lewis Johnston were appointed Admir-.
istratOrs de bonis non, of The estate O
Wi liam Johnston, deceased. Bond 81
500
Jan 30-G F. Riethmuler was ap
pointed Guardian of Harman W. Rielh
muller, minor. Bond 5000
Miller Bnoth, as Administrator of the
estate of William Hill, deceased, flee
an account of the Fl lal distribution o.
the personal estate
Feb 2;--Jacob Fisher, Guardian o.
the estate of the minor heirs of Lrcre
tia j Fisher, deceased, filed an invento
rv Of said estate
f. Diehl, Guardian of the heirs of F
Nebch, deceased, obtained an order to
sell real estate; land appraised and bond
fled S4,26S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Nixon
Adam j. Myers ct ux.

DY. virtue of certain order Ct sale issued
IL from 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
Saturday, the 10Th day of March, 1877,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The undivided half of the following prop
erty: Beginning at stake on the section
line eighteen rods north of the section cor.
ner of section eight, township four of range
five; thence southeast fifty five degrees twelve
rods to stone; thence northeast forty de
grees sixteen rods to a stone; thence north
west forty three degrees twelve rods to
stone; thence southwest afty four degreel
even rods and twenty one links to stone
the section line; thence on the section
> six reds to the place Of beginning, con
tanning aud 40.100 acres more or less.
Said property so orderei to be SOLD is ap
praised at Il, 200, and may sell for two third
of said appraisement. Terms of sale, cash.
T. o. LITTLE,
feb6,'77wS. Sheriff NJ, C. o.
HoLIIsrER & OKEY, Att'ys for pl'tf.
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DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN PURIFIER.
EWAR

This inoompGJubL,, DEP URATITEl 70
a potrerfA A11,ERA1TYE, TONIC, Dr.
URETIC, DIAPJIORETTC, aud APERIi
it invaiuabia aud never failing, and III
its continued qtse srift thoroughly y seradfs
cate all diseases of the blood. It's iHgree
tion, the products gathered from remote
Egyptian Provinces, aud uLere there u
the slightest tdint of disease In the sys-
tenn, 1t ,iever fails in ejecfing that disease
prlli'tO it through the many and uariomG
chdnmeIs of the body, thereby Allowing,
aud, indeed, forcing all the organs tafo
their proper 1orn,at and functional con-;
conrince any ,oaticnt usimg if, of ifs ~a.
doubted reliability and sc0nderfM cura-
tire PROPERTIES, 1t being, most uRquesfioss-
ably, the Gerry acme of n,cdicat fTiumpIss
and the greatest discovery of the preseRf
. age, in the treatment Of crcry disease
srherc the blood itself Is primarily fhd
seat of the lesion or disordei., swch az
causes that lead to this fersJJfc a0iiefSens
of tcLich all cicilized coni4nwnifies aro
cognizant, for BiBticaE 1rssth has Gsserts
ea that the "Sins of ihe father. shatt
erations,' aud to BROKEN DOWN and
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS It Il q
porerf~t 'ejmuendtor, eawsing the srrces
man once more to Gssnnie tho God-Idte
For CUT4NEO US DISEASES, URIN-
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION or
COSTIYENESS, LIVER And KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL And NERY1
Gus DEBILITT, RHEUMATISM3
GLANDUL1R ENLARGEMENTS, EPIs
THELIOM4T0U Us CANCER, SCURYY1
AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, LNDOs
LENT VI c. CERS, FEMALE CONE
PLAINT'S (dnd to the OcntIrr sea- St Il. q
boon long sought for on sensitive, swscep.
tible, and delicate fensules, as it takes
ALT EORMS 0F CHRONT(r DTSE1GT
IN WHICH THE BLOOD Is THE SEAT
OF THE TRIO UBLE, 1t Is inuattsabic. A
perseverance, tcifh this repsedy sciu prove
CHILLS aud FETERS aud all MALAs
RIAL POISONS. ~. -
Thousands Of Testimonials attest fhS
truth of these claims. 33 lHss
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, Of
efD bottles, So. ~ .t9llt - =
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.


, "a WooDsFIBhD CHAPTER, No. S5, R. A. M
.Jere. Williams. n. P. James r. Morris, Sec
fetary. Regular convocations--First Monday
utter each full moon.
MoSRoE, LODGE, No. 1s9, F. & A MA
Woodsfeld.- B. Hill, w. M. Jere Will
liams, Secretary. Regular communications
"Wednesday on or before each; full moon,
ses CENTRAL LODGE. No. $40, F s. A. M-At
Cslaia7J. n. Dauford, w. M. O., L. Ebcrle
i Secretary, Regular communications-T Tuesday
On or before each full moon.
SUNsBURY LODGE. No. 367, F. & A. M.-Ai
Bealisville.-David McVay, w. M. @. @. Ora
figney. Secretary, Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAysv1LLE LODGE, No. 479. +. IA. M
At Graysvilles-I. A. Wilcox. W. M. j. W
Okey. Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon. hes =.
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TThe attention of Masons and
Odd Fellows is called to our Directories
of their Orders. We have written the
Secretary of each Lodge and Encamp
ment in the county for information, but
to this time number Of them have not
replied. We intend to have them all
represented and request members of
either of the Orders, at places not now
represented, to forward the names of
their Lodge, Presiding officer and Sec
retary, together with the time of meet
ing each week or month. The directory
of each Lodge will be published free of
charge. ARA 80, 49,,
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g1t is well enough for the people
to remember that the morning after the
election Zack Chandler, Chairman of the
National Republican Committee, tele.
sraphed Gov. Stearns, of Florida, that
money and troops would be furnished
to secure that State for Hayes Woods.
field Spirit. ~
Mr.. Spirit, Mr.. Chandler prenounces
this story an unmitigated lie. Perhaps
his denial has escaped your notice; bu,
now that your attention is called to il, will
you make the amende honorable?-Sel-
laire Independent.
Don't you know that nine, out of ev.
cry ten men, charged with wrong doing
plead "not guilty2 ?" So With Mr.. CHAN.
DLER in this case Here is bit OF evi.
dence we hope you will copy:
WASHINGTON. January 25.-The Com
mittee on the Powers, Privileges and
Duties of the House in Counting the
Electoral Vote examined to day J. B
Deberry, telegraphic operator at the rail.
road depot, Tallahassee. .oN
Question by Field-Do you remember
any kilograms passing between Z Chan,
dler and Governor Stearns, between the
9Th and 18th of November2
Lawrence and Burchard objected to
the question, but the question was over.
ruled.
The witness then answered that the
first telegram of which he knew was
from Z. Chandler 10 Governor Stesrns,
in substance as follows: We must have
Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida
by fair means or otherwise.
q Chandler also telegraphed Govern.
or Stearns in substance: s'Send couriers
to each county and secure the returns
They must be made to show q majority
for Hayes"
2 Chandler also telegraphed Govern
or Stearns: "Wm. L. Chandler leaves
tonight for Philadelphia on important
business. y" Between the Sth and 18th
of November Frank r Sherman, cnga.
ged with Governor Stearns, handed him
telegram for transmission, signed by
the latter and addressed to z. Chandler
ave can not carry the State for Hayes
unless we have troops and money i'm
mediately." These were not the exact
words, but the substance.
Question-Did you see any telegram
from u, Chandler to Governor Stearns
in answer to that2 Answer remem.
Der telegram from T. Chandler to Gov.
ernor Stearns, saying that he had seen
the President and Secretary of War, and
was authorized by them to say that
troops and money would be furnished.
Question-Do you know of any troops
arriving shortly afterP Auswer-Yes
they arrived Sunday, the 18th of Nov.
ember. VIM. E Chandler arrived the
same afternoon, but little in advance of
the troops, which arrived at Tallahassee
on special train.
1t is fair to presume that W. E. CHAN.
DLER carried the money required.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NTILLIAM D. HAVRLY, who resides in the
w State Of Kansas, will take notice, that
on the 9th day of November, 1876, William
NJ. Hrvely, as, Administrator Of the estate of
Jane Havely. deceased, filed in the court OF
common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, his
petition against said William D. Havely, the
object and prayer of which is, to revive a
judgment against him in favor of said Jane
Havely rendered at the March Term of sad
court Of common ple,s for the year 1866,
for the sum of $500, and costs taxed to 81
so; said William NJ. Havely,as Administrator
as aforesaid. at the March term of said court
for the year 1877, will ask tor an order re-
viving said judgment.
YOa are required to answer said petition
on or before the 81 day of March, 1877.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
Atty's for VIM. D. Havely.
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EST Gold
sHERIFF's SALE
S. Horkheimer & Co.
Daniel Tuel ct ux.

H .
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county. Ohio, i will offer for sale. at the
front door of the court house in the tawu OF
Woedsfield, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and a o'clock p. m, on @
Sdturday,the l7h day Of February, 1877.
the following described real estate situate in
Aonroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Being part Of tract of lant purchased
By John Sloan of said Daniel Tuel nd con-
veyed by said John loan and wife to sa
Daniel Tuel, by deed dated June l3 1866.
and recorded il the record of deeds of Mon
roe County, Ohio. voldms q, pages 552 and
$50, beginning for the same at stake, co.,
ner o: Eliz beth Rolls land thence up the
hill north forty-two degrees ives. t. tue sec,
on line; themes with the section line east
twelve rods to a stake; then,e south fifty
three degrees east two rods to stake in the
roa corner of T. Rolf. la ID; Themes down.
the road south forty-four degrees nine rods
and six links to the place of bsg Dning, con
tanning fifty six aud half (56y) rolls of laud,
being part of fractions sections twenty
eight aud twenty nine, on tie Ohio River, in
township one, range four.
Appraised at $500,
T o LITTLE,
jams, ,'77w5. fF- Sheriff al. C. o.
hoLLlsrEa & OKEY, At.'ys
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

R The Miltonsburg Brass Band Wis.
tied WoodsGeld on Thursday evening
last and entertained our people with
some excellent music. A number of
citizens we're serenaded, at their residen-
ces, among whom we're the Editor and
Publisher of The SPIRIT. All return
thanks and say, como again, but notify
US in advance next time and we'll be
prepared.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

~ MORTON, CAMERON, SHERMAN
CHANDLER, GARFIELD HALE and BLAINE
the recognized leaders of the Republican
party, all fought the compromise meas
ure to regulate the counting of the Elec
toral votes, and were badly defeated
An analysis Of the vote in both Houses
of Congress will be found on this page
Only ID Democrats voted against it
while the Republicans voting against il
were 81.
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County Correspondence.
Reported for The Spirit of Democracy
From Jackson Township

Reported for The Spirit of Democracy
From Jackson Township
JANUARY 90, 1877.
Report of the Mount ZION School TO
the term commencing October 80, 1876
and ending January %, 1877:
Number of boys enrolled SO, numbe
of girls enrolled 20; total IS
Average weekly enrollment-Boys 81
girls II; total 3S
Average daily attendance-Boys 90
girls 13; total 33
Per cent of attendance, 81.
HONOR PUPILS.
First Honor-Wiliam Haueht, Leon
ard Whitney, Mary Whitney.
Second Honor-John Buchheit, Alvin
Cain, John Deist, Charles Deist, JOIN
Haught, John Whitney, CHARLES Young
Fret honor pupils are those who wei,
not absent during the term second hon
or are those who were not absent NOR
than FIVE days during the term
B. F. FoLGER, Teacher.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNe
AFFECTIONS S.
.Tuy A rSrUDAN
TRACHBON.

A slight so-calIed cold scitl oftftsHed
lead to a serious cough, schioh, wncared
for or badly treated, ftssst haze bat ond
Testslt-it must eventuutc iss q settled ease
of BRONCHITIS, or srIat Is scorse, th6
from harassi,,g cough aud e9pecfoyatiom.
TRACHEON offers a sound, reliable, and
perBadnent relief. It~augn,ents erpccfo-
ration, and enables tie patient to erpeg
that terribly septic deposit, scIsich, II (eft
1tunicatc its poison to the resicutar sub
stance of the lang, degcRerafing ard de-
stroying that most essential of organs,
and tttttnsates only In an carly and wn-
timely death. TR4CHEON has no eqwaIy
m,tclt less a superior, and Its stse sciu nos
only renove the deposit, thereby dHordiaG
great relief, but heals the 8tenabr0s,e and
leaves the patient in possession of healthy
lang tissue. IN gt
Price, Fifty Cents per bsttle, or siS
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STAFFORD
SELECT SCHOOL

THE two terms of IT. respectively. will be-
/ gin Tuesday, May s, and August z.
The educational aim of this School is to
afford the best possible facility for obtaining
a thorough English education.
#Good advantages for those desiring
Normal instructions;
A course of study will be devised to NEE.
this end ~
An efficient corps Of teachers will be en-
ployed;
A location, unequaled in Monroe County,
unsurpassed for morality;
Are among the inducements offered to
thoss desiring to attend select School,
TUITION FOR TERM OF TEN WEEKS.
Higher Course, So 90
Teachers Course, & 90
Model school, 4 90
Tuition in advance. No deductions made
except in cases of protracted sickness. Good
board can be procured at reasonable rates.
For further particulars address
W.P. MASON,
jan30, ,77tf Stafford, Ohio.
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@ The whisky ringsters have all
been pardoned by GRANT except JOYCE
and he expects to step out before many
days. ''Let no guilty man escape" said
GRANT to BRIsrow. BRIsrow took him
at his word and bad his pets Gagged, for
which he was driven out of the Cabinet.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, and posik
ttve care for that most depressfng Of aif-
n,ents, aud a brief course Of treatsaesit sriU
restore the digestive organs to their pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
NERVOUS ifrftabuity of literary and aIt
persons pursuing a sedentary life, ID
speedily reniored Jy this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health aud the keU-
ssofc OF the system scifJ once more reeposid
In the performance of labor.
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, o.
str bottles, $5, -
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w Hon. JOHN SHERMAN visited Lou
isiana to witness the count. He made 6
report to the President in which he pro
claimed that HAYES had carried the State
fairly. The recent developments o.
fraud and rascaity upon every matter
touched by Mr.. SHERMANs report, places
that gentleman in sn unenviable light.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

~If 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 "a cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank.
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~The following are the offie

E The following are the officers o.
Summerfield Lodge, l. 0 o. F., No
46S: DANIEL POWELL. N G.; ORAs
MALLEr, " G JAMES BUELL., Secreta
ry WILLIAM WAKEFIELD, Treasurer; M
CALLAND, c R (; VIM. BRANDON, D. G.;
T. EMMoNs, 1. G.; JOHN BARNES, W.;
JOSEPH SrILwELL, R S. S.; A. BARNES
L. s. S.; T. CALLAND, R. S.; E. H. AR
CHER, L. S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

HA A bashful yourg man while sleigh
riding with the dearest girl in the world
not long since, mad to get out and buck
le the crupper, and hesitatiDgly explain
ed to his darling tha. ''the animals bus
tie had come loose"
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@The following shows how the par.
les divided on the Electoral bill:

For the bill 1873 Democrats and SIS
Republicans; against the bill 10 Demo.
Gratis and 81 Republicans. 1t is plain
to be seen that the credit due for the
passage of the measure belongs to the
Democracy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

@ARTHUR GRAY, an old resident oi
this, Center, township, died on Tuesday,
the S0th ult. His death was the result
Of injuries received several weeks since,
caused by several heavy logs rolling
over him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

H MARY A. McKIRAHAN obtained q
judgment against WILLIAM CLARK, al
the present term of Court in Belmont
county, for $3.50 for selling liquor to
her son -
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{ wThe Republican managers al
Washington dcnounce DAVID DUDLEY
FIELD as a bad man. Why2 Because
he is bouncing the rascals, and their
aiders and abettors, of the Louisians
Returning Board. ~
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~The Infirmary Directors conyen

W The Infirmary Directors conven
ed on the 1st inst, to appoint Super
intendent for the County Infirmary fol
one year from March 1st There were
II bids presented, the lowest being 5000
The Board finally adjourned to the 5tl
inst, when they again considered the
bids. Their action will appear in oul
next issue.
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OF REAL ESTATE.

Sheriff Little to George Neff, lie
acres, Adams township, S1,S25.
Dclilah Mann to Theodore Molden,
1S acres, Perry township, $500.
B. NJ. Belt to G L Belt, 40 acres,
Center township, $1,000. =
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EE"The smallest hair,'' says an ex.
change, "casts shadow" So it does,
and especially over boarding house
breakfast table, when one is found in the
butter dish. ="
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DAVID OKEY, Chairman.
WIN F. WIRE, Secretary
reported for The Spirit of Democracy.)
A Surgical Operation In Green
Township.

a surgical OperattOn IN Green
Township.
Ed SPIRIT: Isaac Price, member OF
the ll6ih o. v /. who was wounded in
the battle near Hall Town, West Virgin.
ia, on the 26th day of August, 1864, re-
Gently performed q wonderful surgical
operation upon himself with instruments
manufactured with his own hands.
He made four saws, two out of 8
piece OF moving scythe, one out of a
steel hook and one out of table knife.
On January 9th, he commenced opera.
tions. He sawed the bone off in five
places and took out seven pieces. One
piece was 81 inches in length; the next
in length was 81 inches. He finished
the operation on January 2Sth, and his
leg is now doing fine. The prospect is
that the new faces of the bone will knit
and the leg become sound again.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

EgThe New Jersey Mutual Life In-
surance Company has suspended. A
pretty full account Of the company's
troubles will be found elsewhere in our
columns. SO
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ROLL OF HONOR

First EN- Wheeler, L B. Whceler,L
L. Wheeler, Em. Ross, A. Pittman, j
P,ttmann, NJ. N. Riley, E la Kimp
ton, Nerva Keyser, NJ. J. letters, S
A. Keyser, T. Taylor,J A Jeffers, J H
Jeffers, j, X. Riley, Jane Decker, A. S
Jeffers, j, W. earenein, Lavina Tay
Ior, c. A. Wheeler, C. Decker. Maggie
Keyser, J. c Riley, Chas TAYLOR.
Second-Wm Jeffers, j Keyser, s
Wheeler, L Taylor, j. Goodman, w H
Riley,Z Taylor, F. Castelo, E. Hudson
We want the parents and Directors to
visit US oftener in the future than the
have in the past.
J. H JEFFERs, Teacher.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

ENCAMPMENT AT WooDsrIELD-J. Rein
herr, O. p. Fritz Reef, Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsFIELD LODGE, No. 377, L O. o. F.
John Fl. Lang, N. q. Daniel Neuhart, Secre
tarY q Regular meeting every Saturday.
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cyWe had heavy fog on the morn.
ing of January 18th, and according to
the old sign we may look for frost on
the 18th of May.
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nwMrs. SARAH JuDkINs, of Barnes.
VILE, mother of Mr.. j. T. JUDKINs, OF
woodsfeld, died, on Saturday, the Sd
inst, aged 50 years.
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9 Mr.. JOSEPH MATcHETT, of Mala-
ga township, has paid to the New Jer-
sey Mutual Life Insurance Company, on
policies held by himself and wife, over
one thousand dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

H Marriage licenses issued by the
Probate Judge, of this county, for the
month of January, 1877, %
For January, 1875, 10
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EEA number Of ladies and gentle
men Of this place ,haye organized anu
sical society, which viii meet every two
MeSA'. .,as s2sf 81 xa5i 1a sa Is ~
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~fbe disputed votes OF Florida
will be the first submitted to the Com
mission and the impression prevails that
the16ecision will settle the election. g
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EEA protracted meeting in the NJ.
E. Church at Hendrysburg, Belmont
county, resulted in adding forty new
members to. the church.
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~T The LAWYERS who appeared 4

@The lawyers who appeared for
the two parties before the Electoral
Commission, on the 81 inst, we're:
For the Democrals-CHARLEs .O'CoN.
OR, JEREMIAH BLACK, MATT CARPENTER,
LYMAN TRuMBULL, Judge MERRlcK,
Judge GREEN and other.
For the Republicans-W. NJ. EvARTs,
Mr.. SToUGHroN, STANLEY MATHEWS,
SAMUEL SHELLABARGER and others.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

tsHwei learn that contractor RoBB's
railroad boarders, on Standing Stone
Run, drink IL gallons of coffee and 6
gallons of tea each day. 81
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SCHOOL

THE undersigned will commence Select
i School in Darlington on the Second
Monday in April, and continue in session
ten weeks. All persons wishing to prepare
themselves for teaching who attend. will re-
ceive such instructions as will be useful to
them in the school room, in addition to the
practical instructions in the usual branches Of
study.
Tuition, for common branches. S. 90.
=" each additional study, l 90.
Good accommodations for students at reasena
bic rates. All communications to be address
ed to og r K. WALTON,
jan23,T. Darlington, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

r~EEDurirg the month of January Re-
corder HosKINsoN recorded 4S Deeds
and B Mortgages, and released 8 Mort
cages.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-06

..ET Several workmen at the tunnel
on Standing Stone Run, B. 4 S. W
..strnck" for higher wages on Thursday
OF last week. si,, 4 = ssi.s! .4ss7 (. ).