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Take the Pledge at Once.

One of the first things which the new
House OF Representatives should do is
to declare itself opposed to the granting
of any subsidy in money, land, bonds,
or loan of the public credit, to any in
dividusl or corporation engaged or pro
posing to.engage in any enterprise. pri-
vate or public Let the language Of the
resolution he so plain and so compre.
il,ensive that even John Reach will be
puzzled to put scheme into shape that
will evade it
1t is sometimes said that such pledges
amount to nothing; that members vote
for aEti- subsidy resolutions to make po
litical capital for themselves, or for their
party, and without expecting to redeem
the promise when the critical time comes
They amount to great deal The
two Baker resolutions saved this coun
try millions of dollars. Some members
OF the Forty-fifth Congress, it is true,
broke their pledge; but their number
was comparatively small, and their ex
perience is not likely to encourage simi
lar violations OF faith in the future.
The first Baker resolution was adopt
ed by vote of 205 to 33, and the sec
ond .bv vote of ITS to 81. The Forty
sixth Congress ought to earn tie cnpfi
dence of the people AMI warn off the
j,bbers and subsidy hunters hv not
less decided expression of it's honest in
tentions-N r San. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

EWe clip the following from the
Pittsburgh Christian AdUocote of The
goth inst /:
eThe Lord is greatly blessing Antioch
circuit, Rev. j E Garrett pastor Dur.
ing the revival season 95 have been adj
ded to the Church, and about 120 con
versions, and still the work goes on"
The societies at three appointments
have been greatly butt up; first, Fletch
ere chapel, where there was grand re
viyal last winter which resulted in; 53 ac-
cessions. There were 20 more added
this season" 3 G. a
.At the Mofii. appointment there was a
greater religious awakening than had
been known for number of years, and
at the Antioch appointment there was a
religious awakening throughout the en-
tire community
1--WE are now in the midst of q glori-
ous revival at the Greenbrier appoint
ment, this meeting to he followed by one
at the Connor Church There are good
revivals 1t each OF these appointments
The people are hungry for the Word and
readily embrace it." G s. N
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Special Term of Common Pleas
Court.

=
Judge OKEY held Court here on the
22i inst. The following cases received
attention:
D Gregg & Co. vs Rebecca Murphy
ct al; civil action, sale confirmed and
deed ordered Geo Ketterer has leave
to answer. -
W ID Lowerv vs J. H Mckee ct al
civil action; T 0 Little granted leave te
set up lax lien; sale confirmed and deco
ordered; costs to be paid out Of moneys
I'd, T. o Titles tax lien Of $45,5i
third, Mary E Logan balance as credit
on the amount found due her.
N Genin, Ex'r, vs. S H Petty, el
tnx civil action; sale of real estate ap
proved and deed to purchaser ordered
John Eddy vs. Isaac Eddy, ct al; par
tition David Okey was appointed Guar
dian ad item. Answer filed Henry
.Winland, Benz c. Coates and W. T
Morris were appointed Commissioner .
to partition premises.
g. w Boutwell, vs Ann Boutwell,, ei
al; amicablc Partition: confirmed by the
Court.
Hugh Robinson VS. Thomas Walters
ct ux; civil action; sale confirmed and
deed ordered. Distribution-lst, costs
n, tax lien; 81, G w Robinson Bal
ance to defendant
John Kerr VS. N Koehler ct al; civi
action sale confirmed and deed order
ed Distribution of proceeds ordered
C Weber vs J H Hamilton. Error
On motion of plaintiff, by counsel, tn,
County Commissioners are ordered t
send to this Court, within 20 days, .
more perfect record OF the proceeding
before them.
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Monroe County.

Chaplain BYERs, State Inspector OF
jais and infrmaries makes the following
report of our Jail and inarmary, to the
Board OF State Charities, for the year
1878:
The in6rmary buildings are ill-ar'
ranged, out of repair, and in a state of
utter negligence In view Of this fact.
it seems questionable TO say anything in
relation to the arrangement There is
but little appearance OF order or any
kind of household discipline. AT the
time OF my visit he inmates had swarm
ed I cannot think Of better word) to
their evening meal in small, hot, and
exceedingly filthy kitchen-men, women,
children, decrepid age. slobbering idiots,
nursing mothers, helpless children, crow
ding together around two tables placed
on either side the cooking stove-while
flies, thick as "the plague" seemed to
outswarm the inmates. making altogeth
er a scene utterly disgusting, certainly
indescrihahly repulsive The superin-
tendent and matron seemed kind, we'll
disposed people, and doubtless worked
hard and we're doing the best they knew,
with the means at their command, to
make tolersble the misery they were EN-
ploVed TO supervise !"
"The Jail, new one Of stone, ia un
der contract and in process of erection.
I went over the plans of the building
with the architect. He was doing the
best that seemed possible to him under
the law which forbids commissioners ap-
propriatine money enough to build a
sufficient Jail but allows them to spend
quite large sum for a jail insufficient" ;"
The new building is under contract
for S7,700. is of stone and iron, contains
four cells on the first f,or, 7x9 each,
heat with stove, no drain, no water, no
ventilation, and vet to bring the cost
within the law the upper story is to be
left unfinished
The Superintendent and his wife do
the very best they can for the inmates of
the Iniirmary, taking into account the
poor facilities afforded them.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IOHN W. OBLINGkR, whose pia.e Of rest.
j dence is unknown, will take notice that
petition was filed against him aud Louis P.
Oblinger as Guardian Of Amslia 0blingsr, an
imbpcile, John r Mann and Henry $ Mann,
on the sih day of March 1879, in the court
Of common pleas within and for the county
OF Monroe and State of Ohio, by Elmer X.
and deorgs W. Little minors, who sue by
their next friend William Little. and is now
pending, wherein said Elmer 4. and George
W. Little, by their said next friend, demand
partition of the following real estate situate
in said county. to wit: The northea quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section fve,
township six of range six, containing forty
acres more or less You are required to an.
swer said petition on or before the lIth day
of May, 1879. SPRlGGS Il DRlGGs,a
mchll, ,'7sw6. Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

EE The latest, details of the Zulu vic
tory at Isandula show that most Of the
English were killed by stsbbing For
this work the Zllus used what is known
as the sstabbing assegai," spear-like
weapon, Admirably adapted for hand-to
hand fighting The savages first ex-
hausted the ammunition Of the English
by firing into them from q distance, and
then fell upon them at close quarters
In less than two hours not living white
man was 10 be seen The blood soaked
plain was strewed with scarlet-coated
corpses, over which the swarthy thous.
ands swarmed in warlIke triumph
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"A Natural Leader.
' fAIbany Argusl

!, George NJ Robson will naturally be
the Republican leader in the House Of
Representatives His record exactly fits
him tor it, and that party has adhered to
him steadfaslly and loyalty, The mere
fact that he is charged with squandering
Sl00, 900 by the Democra s., and that
his own party morally but manfully in
sists that ihe sum was only S53 ,000, 900,
does not interfere with his claims as
Radical leader. 1t enhances them.
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A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is Civ.
ing her house its spring renovaling,
should bear in mind that the dear in
mates of her house are more precious
than many houses, ,and that their svstems
need cleansing bv purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels t.,
prevent and cure the diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasma, and she
must know that there is nothing that will
do it SO perfectly and surely as Hop Bit
ters, the purest and best of medicines
See other column.
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EF' The terms OF The following named
Justices of the Peace expire At the times
PROBATE COURT.

March II w. t Morris was ap
pointed Receiver, on motion Of the Mon.
roe Bank, in the action pending in the
Common Pleas Court wherein F. Reef,
Guardian of Jacob Moose, is plsintiff,
and F. Koehler aud Others. are defend
ants Bond $500 Re, eiver ordered to
rent the farm of s5l acres.
March II -J c Yoho, Admir- of
Adam Path estate, filed his final &C
count
|. Il March 20 -H b Hill, Guardian OF
the minor heirs OF Scott Dixon, filed his
final account. gya
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nIvORcE NOTICE. 4

TrdyABETH BAKER who Is NON resident
IN Of the State of Ohio. and whose post
ofacs dress is unknown, will take notice,
that James Baker; did, on the 9Th Of Rsb-
ruary, 1879, file his petition In the Office Of
the clerk of the court of common plea. within
and for the county OF Monroe and State Of
Ohio charging said Elisabeth Baker with be-
ing willfully absent from said James Baker Tor
more Than three years last past. and and ask
ing that be may be divorced from said Klis.
absth Baker, You are required TO answer
said Ietition on or before the Sd day Of May.
1879. H0iss JAMES BAKBRsa
By sprigss 4 briggs. Att'ys Cor Plaintiff.
s moh4,'7sw6. e ae8 ges'v5
ely
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

EEA little daughter OF Mr.. CHARLES
iwudHr. rhol resides ID short distance
from this place, on Sun6sh' creek, was
burned toidesth one day last week. Her
clothes caught fire while, her mother was
swsy ffom the house, and when she re
turned found her little child burned al
most to crisp.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

~Mrs. Gen. Tbos. w. Sherman
died at her home in Newport, R. l.. on
W Wednesday of last week, aged about
forty dve years. The Older residents OF
ST. Clairsville will recollect the deceased
as Miss Mary Shannon, and former
resident fthis place. Her Young wo
manhood vas spent here where she was
much admired for many excellent traits
of character. Deceased was taken to
Boston few months ago for the purpose
of having painful surgical operation
performed, from which she failed to ral-
ly and was taken back home to die. She
was a member Of the Roman Catholic
Church, and was noted at her home for
the many christian virtues. Her husband
who was i'll at the time OF her death, has
since died.-Belmont Chronicle, 20M
inst t#rt
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A Novel Suicide,

ZANEsviLLE, OHIo, March Is Fred
Hebig, prominent contractor, commit
ted suicide in novel manner. About 4
months ago he attempted to blow his
hrainsout but only succeeded in DESTROY.
ing both eyes. Since then he has been
in o state of profound melancholy. He
was discovered at 6 80 morning 10 a
cellar asphs xiated. Hehad cut the gas
pipe open, and tying his trowsers around
bis bead and the opened pipe, deliberately
smothered to death '1i,a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25
DAVID A. BLATTER.
ATTACHMENT.

A. a. ". Potts. Admir- Before T. g. Allen,
of John A Boice, decd, J P. Of Ohio town.
vs.. ship, Monroe county.
Pearson Barrickman Ohio: On the 'esth
day Of february, 1872, the said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of sio. SO. and SIS probable
costs Said Ease is set for hearing on the
,2ist day ot April. 1879. at Q o'clock p. m.
mphi ,'7sw5. A. g. W. POTTS, Admir-.
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The Weakest Administration.

- hO w vOoAOSs s<ASAhkkA1AoSA eAsAVA&s Il
The New York Herald. in comment
Ing on the "ast hours of the Forty fifth
Congress" says:
aaTbe uinistration OF Mr. Hayes
will always be clsssed among the weak
est in the history Of the government !;
weaker than those Of Polk and Pierce,
because those two Presidents had a
strong majority Of their own political
party in both houses Of Congress, and
resembling shose4of Tyler and Fillmore
in the fact that Congress was adverse to
them. Tyler's administration was a
greater failure than Fillmore's because
the compromise measures of the latter
we're warmly supported by majority of
both political parties. There is no con
spicaous measure of President Hayes
which has been or is likely to be sup
ported by either party, much less by
both" 8
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DEMOCRATS, READ!
Put Your Best Men Forward, And
Elect Them in Every Township.

Put Your Best Men Forward, And
Elect Them in Every Township.
The following is the Republican pro-
gramme sent to the managers of that
party, for the Spring elections. The
Democrats in Monroe County should
make anote Of it,and abandon the practice
OF letting Republican slip iu here and
there over the county. Fight them with
their own weapons: Aa1 Ultst#
ONO REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE RooNs,l
COLUMBUS, February II, 1879.
DEAR SIR: We desire to call your
attention to the approaching spring
elections. 1--we are successful in elec-
ting the local officers in April 1t will
have good effect upon the approaching
State canvass. If, upon the other hand
the Democrats, under the pretense that
politics should not enter into local elec-
tions, succeed in defeating our candidates
in Republican precincts, it will demoral.
ize our forces and diminish our strength
We therefore desire tn urge upon you
The Importance of seeing that good men
are nominated at our caucuses, aud tina,
they are elected in April.
The Legislature TO be elected at the
next State election will have to choose o
United States Senator, which increases
its Importance. In order. therefore
that the Republicans may have fail
chance at the polls, We urge you to laoh
we'll to the election OF your Trustees
that you may be fairly represented on the
Board OF Judges Of Election. ssJ
It's your duty to paw special attention
to the selection of candidates for the
Legislature As the time for putting
candidates 10 the field will soon he upor
you, you should begin to cast about yol
for the best and strongest men for that of
fee. Canvass the matter throughly. Pu
your best men forward. Respectfully
j. S. ROBINSON, Chairman.
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and GRAINING

A. M. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Manufactory Barnes
vile, hiss opened shop in Beallsville, Ohio
BE is prepared TO execute all kinds Of Paint.
ing and Graining in the, best style. Painting
Carriages and Bnggies speciality.
iec25, ,T7m6.
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RWhat is said to be the largest bill
ever introduced into legislative assem-
bly, was the new code submitted to the
Ohio Senate II contained s,200 pages,
and, as il was insisted that it should be
read fn fuIl, the Senate sat up till mid,
nightto1hear il through, even at that.
hundreds Of pages, it is .seportedT were
slylY skipped sfaeaa salreN % Nv |
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

,Jere. williams, editor OF the
Monroe county Spirit Of Democracy,
left here Monday evening for Washing
ton City where he will join the ''innu-
merable caravan. of Office seekers. II
faithful service for the party and good
abilities should be rewarded, then Jere.
deserves a position Barnesuills Enter
prise. 80 hsnss.a 3 Aass
JERE. LEFT here on Wednesday for
Washington, BY the way Of Garington
he has secured a position in the Senate
ever 142 other applicants from Ohio.
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: HWTh be dwelling house OF JoHN C.
DusKs, id Osringtoh, this county, was
considerably damaged by fire on the 10th
inst. The Hook and Ladder Company
sayed the property by their prompt and
active efforts.
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taurus.
Hop Bitters are the Purest and
Rest Buffers ever made si

They are compounded from Hops Blu
|chu. Mandrake and Dandelion-theI
oldest, best and most valuable med cinssl
lin the world aud contain alpthe hest andI
most curative properties Of all other. Bit
|ters, being the greatest Blood Purifier
Liver Regulator, and Life and Healtl|
restoring Agent on earth. No disease oil
III health can possibly. long exist whert
these Bitters are used, SO variai End per- i
feet are their operations. bib
They give new life aud viger to The
laged anu in6r.n.s To all whose employ j
|nsnts cause irregulArity of the bowels, oil
|arinary organs, or who require al. Appe-|
|,izsr, Tonic or mild Stimulaut, these Bit |
,srs are Invaluable, being highly curative
tonic and stimulating, wnhous intoxi1
eating. ss8ai a5is9 4 81 > ''as 4
J, No matter what your feelings or symp-
|toms are, what the disease or ailmsnt is
use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until OIL
are sick, hut If you only feel bad or mise
table, use the Bitters At once. Ismasl
ave your life. Hundreds have been
saved by SO Goidg. ETS5oO 81 will b.
paid for case they ,will not cure or help
Do not suffer yourself or let, yopl
friends suffer, but use and urge them ID
ase Hop Bitters. sss sstl .'Asll !
Remember. Hop Bitters is no vile, drug'
ICED, drunken nostrum. bat she Pursst aud
IBest Medicine ever made; the ,"Invalld's 6
! Friend and Hope" and no person o.
amily should be without them. Try
he Bitters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Re-
$40 lief. Tg I5isa9f s
For sale by j. T. JUDKINS and POPE
| g. CASTLE. Druggists, Wcodsfeld Ohio
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MARRsED Lon March 2d, by CErHAs
HART. ESQ, of Adams township, Miss
NAxcYJ ] AyLr to Mr. THoMAs MoBLEr
On Msrch Sd, by SAMUEL GkoUx Esq !,
Of Malaga township, Miss SUSAN WILSON
TO Mr. FREDRIcK WHITTIER
s sOn March 18th, by Jso MARTIN, Esq !,
Of Salem township, Miss MARY A. DA.
Q Wis 10 Mr. +, F. ALLISON.
.sqs0n the 18th day Of March, by JARED
HAWKINS. Esq. OF Center township, Miss
AsraELA CUsrEx TO Mr. GEoRsE Low.
THzs.
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ATTACHMENT.

David A.. Blatter. Plaintiff, Before MiAhael
against I Boughner, j. p.
Christian Fierheller, John of Sulem town.
Burkholter and John Boyer, ship, Monroe
Defendsnts., 32f county, Ohio:
On thel2th day of February. A. D. l879s said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum Of 500 % debt, and
SEQ probable costs Set for hearing April l3.
1879, at 10 s'clock m. rssiIa -sd
mch4. .79wS. DAVID A.BLATTER.
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EEIn Court on the. 22d inst, the pc
tition Of d NEuHARr and others to
change the name Of The Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company to the Woods
Geld and Steubenville Fire Insurance
Company, wssconsheted and the change
,,dered tsssss tssss . , aes& rssi1a1aa
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AH-If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late mafketareports, subscribe for THE
SPikira TERMS. One year 81 so; six
months z5 cents. ONCE. North of The
Monroe Bank = -
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Oldest Living Congressman.
Ist. Clairsyille Gazette

Hon. VIM. Kennon, of this place, Is
supposed to be the oldest living ex men,
ber OF Congress. Ex Congressman Dan
ford thinks there is no doub. of such be
ing the fact. Judge Kennon served ir
Congress from 1929 to 1888, and again
in the Congress of 1857.
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Fish,

The best quality of Mackerel, White
Fish and Lake Herring, by the half bar
rel, quarter barrel, kit OF pound at the
lowest cash price at SCHUM ACHER S
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Center township
will hold a Nominating Convention, for
officers. in Woo1s6eld, nn
Saturday, March Goth. 1879.
Polls to he opened at 9 O'Clock A NJ,
and closed at 6 o'clock p. NJ
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name Vi
FL Wi-gei.f of Jacks5n township, as a
candidate for Infirmary Director; subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. !, .,l..5s i MANY DEMOCRATS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-25

Clouds beauify The sky and at times
hide the sun, just to show how depend
ent upon it we all are. So sorrows beau
tify this life and seem 10 hide the face Of
God. to teach US how mnch We need
Him.
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ChicagO-March 2l.--Cat,le-Ship
ping 20@5 10; butchers steers 3 400
4 10; cows 20@3 10; bulls 2 40@3
80.
Sheep Market steady and active at
50@5 l2A
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

L P LANG has complete stock of
stoves and tinware. Place of business
in REINHERg's block, South Of the Court
House Give him call n3l4
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PRosECUTING ATTORNEY.

eY- We are authorized to announce that
John r. Sprisss will DO "a candidate for
reelection to the ofhco of Prosecuting Atter-
ney; subject to tine decision of the Democratic
Convention. sse,g b.,e -sz4 ...s.
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aEA large plate glass in KerrrRER
q HoEFrLERs store was broken last
week by dog jumping through it. This
'mxkesshe second glass broken for them
by dogs within the, past six weeks.
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The Housekeepers' Responsibility,

How many suffer from dyspepsia and
other ills, by the neglect OF the house.
keeper to see that the food provided is
made from articles that are not injurious
to health Among the articles which
are perfectly pure and wholesome is Dr..
PIECES Cream Baking Powder Encour.
age it's sale by liberal patronage.
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ED SPIRIT Announce the name Of
Harper u WillisOn. of Wayne town.
ship. as candidate for Auditor; subject to the
dpisiou Of the Demooratio County Ccnven-
tiou MANY DEMocHAfs
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REPREsExrATIvE.. s.

E We are authorized to announce that
Hon. Henry Maury will be candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Representative
in the General Assembly: subject to tie decis-
ion of the Democratic Convention. i
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Mackerel and Lake Herring by the half
barrel, quarter harrel, kit or pound at
the lowest CASH PRICE at CLARK'S.
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R e I N H E R I
E Keeps Bread, Cakest Chow Chow, /
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci-
N g:rs, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, I
Fl S,rdines, Mustard d other articles Z
4 kept in q FIRST class Confectionery.
R Motto Quick sales & small profits
r E l N H E R I
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avThe dselliug house and outbuild
sings, except the barn, on the farm in
Benton township formerly Owned by
sJAxn II BLACK, were destroyed by fire-
on the 18th inst. Rev. NJ. N POLLOCK
livedsin the house and saved most of his
goods. The fire originated from de-
feetiye due. The property is owned by
parties at or near Sedalia, Mo-,
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Ed. SPIRIT, Announce the name of
Ebenezer Taylor, of Sunsbury town.
ship rs candidate for Commissioner; subject
to the decision of tho Democratic County Con.
vention, MANY DEMOCRATS.