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Probate Notice.


A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed IN
"A the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio for settlement. BY the following Admins
istrators Executors and Guardians:
Second partial account of Andrew Andersoz
Guardian of Robert s. Anderson. Z.
First and final account Of Michael Lang Ex'r
of Lawrence Yockey. =
First partial account OWN. Winland Guar
! dian of Mary L. Coon. .l.s
Fourth partial accntnt Of James G.. Bakes
Guardian Of Christopher Powell's heirs: 3
First partial account of Daniel Little Guardisd
of James r. Hackett
Second partial account Of fred'k Durig Guar
dian Of Abraham Frieden's heirs.
Fourth and final account Of H. B. Hill Guar
dian Of George Henry Clart. .ia94
First partial aocount Of T. n. Grimes Adm't
Of Sarah Colvin. ,.5..,3.
First partial account Of Laney Howiler Guar.
dian Of Joseph Howilers minor heirs = =
Any person interested may file written o..
ceptions to eaid accounts, or any item thereof.
or before the 18th day of january next, when
the same will be finally heard and oentinued
from day to day nntll disposed Of.
JAS r NORRIS,
dscSl. .7Std. Probate Judge n. G o.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Com missionsrs of
Monroe county az their next session. to be
held on the lst Monday Of Marsh, 1879, pray.
ing for the establishment OF county road
along the following described route in said
county, to wit: Beginning at the point where
the road, vacated oE the petition of Joseph
Hamilton and Others, intsrsscts toe roa %
tablishsd on the same petition, and being on
the lands of J, h. Hamilton. summit Town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio; thence through
the lands Of said Hamilton on or near the
line of the old road; thence through the
lands Of Oh ristophsr K,ndslberger and Mrs.
Ulrich to station No. 18, being at the point
to which the old road as vacated, and to in
tsrsect the old road at that point. And also
to view and establish road. beginning at
station No. 81, at the point where the res
ent road intersects the line Of the old Nal
aga road; thence through the lands Of Chris
tian Weber TO intersect the present Malaga
road at the nearest prastiosble point. @o
janl4,79s5. .4r7 MANY PETIT )NRRS.
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@The following problem given by
the N Y Sun of December 80, is going
the rounds of the press and is creating
considerable interest. Solutions report,
ed vary widely In their results. We sub
NIT it to our readers, hoping that its so.
luton and the discussion arising there.
from may afford profit and amusement
during some Of these long winter eve.
nings. Let ell who solve 1t send their
solution to this Office:
IA man being appointed by town as
agent for the sale Of liquor, received on
assuming the Office cash to the amount
of e32 II
Value of liquors on hand at same
time, 81 54
Cash received on sale OF liquor
during year, 1O2 81
Amount paid for liquors during
year, SO OIL
Amount of salary paid agent, rs 90
Amount Of liquor on hand at the
end of year, 81 81
Does tie agent owe the town, or does
the town owe the agent, and how much ?
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions
FOR JANUARY 1879.

1st to Sd, clouding, threatening wealth
er, with rain or snow; 3D. to 9Th, clear
or clearing, cold; 9Th to 10th. cfouding
and threatening weather, with heavy and
severe rain or snow storms in places
10th to 18th, clear or fair, and very cold
18th to 18th, clouding threatening wealth
er, With rain or snow storm in places
18th to 18th, clear or fair and cold; 18th
to 22d, c!ouding, threatening weather,
with heavy gales and heavy rain and
snow falls in places; 22d to 23d, clear
or fair and cold; 23i to 9Th, threaten.
Ing weather, with rain or snow; 9th to
29th, clear or fair and cold; 9Th to 3lsl,
clouding and threatening weather, with
heavy wind, rain and snow storms, 30:h
and 31st The comparatively warmer
DAYS will he about Cd. Slh. l4th, Goth
25th and 3ls, The colder days will be
about 4th. 18th. 17th. 22d and 9th
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FINE SHEEr-Wm E. Rundy. the en-

FINE SHEEr.-Wm. E. Bundy, the en-
terprising sheep man of this vicinity, has
just made q fne addition to his flock oi
thoroughbred merinos. He has purchas
ed three splendid ewes from the vel
known breeder, Mr.. H. R. Pumphrey, Of
Croton, Licking County, Ohio. No. IL
is Queen eve, whose pedigree is re-
corded on page 15a, Of the United States
Merino Register. Nos "a and 81 are
on page 80 of the same book MI. Bun
dy also purchased from the same party
eight buck lamhs-all registered stock
He has now f)ck Of forty.two thor
ough'bred uerino bucks and ewes, which
have been purchased at great expense
Barnesvillc Enterprise,
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New Aayerttsenaer erts,

-A@A----A~~----=
SAunss. Columbus letter this week
The Jury will be in attendance at Court
this week.
How about the peach prospectY All
killed, as usual2
JOHNNY DAvEseoxs, of Wheeling, is
visiting friends in this place
RK< wAkres, Probate Judge elect,
takes his Office on February 8
when shall the next Democratic Coun
~ Nominating Convention be held2
The ground hogs shadow is the next
thing to be watched for, February ID
Tax.raying, without the penalty i'm
posed by Law, ceased on the 18th inst.
The old board of Directors Of the
Monroe Bank we're re elected last week
sGkosaE, ,HEss and family have remov.
cd from this county to Coal Hin, Arkan
4As. -. 30. AZ. Il
The next term of Court in Belmont
county commences on the 4th day o.
February. Z ? ~ !. - = =
Mrs. MasY HILL, of Besllsville, is
spending the Winter with her son, JoHs
HILL, in BarnesyiIle. a, etfs
Rev vAs EXAM. Of Cannonsburs, Pa
preached in the Presbyterian church ID
shis place last Sabbath.
LEVI MELLorr, of Sunsbury township
died on the 9th inst. His viii was pre-
,sensed for probate on the 18th inst.
A,little ch,ld Of THOMAS. ,SHANKLAND
vino resides near Beallsville, was serious
ly burned q short tine since and died ol
i.s injuries. !.
Elder e. J. GANrz will hold meeting
In the Christian Church January 25,t
and 2ssh instead Of 18th and 18th, as
published last week, s
JACKSON GRIFFITH, of this township,
Center, has sugar trough that has been
in use fifty years, and be intends using il
the coming season.
Judge MoRRIs has had the accounts
of 81 Executors, Guardians. and Ad-
minis.rator's for hearing since Noyem.
ber LIST, not quite three months.
Justices Of the Peace must send their
yearly reports to the County Auditor
against February ist They are, requir
ed to report all fines and costs collected.
Persons who cell land should see that
IL is properly transferred as that would
save great deal Of time and labor TO
the Treasurer and trouble to themselves.
House plants have suffered very Sc
verely in this neighborhood during the
recent extreme cold weather, and house.
wives are lamenting the loss of many
valusble specimens.
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Poverty and Suffering.

u was dragged down with debt, pov.
erty and suffering for years, caused by q
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did them no good was com
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
BY tho advice OF my pastor, I procured
Hop Bitiers and commenced their use,
ard in one month we were all well, and
none of US have seen q sick day since,
and | want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families we'll wear with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost know it.
A WoRKrNeMAN.n
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PROBATE COURT.

January 13-G. S. Algeo, Admir- of
BAIL Stewart, decd, obtained an order
to sell real estate. j. D. McReight, A
B Covert and Joseph Hill we're appoin-
ted appraisers
Edward Okey Adm'r Of Isaac Muir
rey's estate was ordered to sell rea, estate
at public sale.
January 14-John Landis. who was
appointed Guardian of the person and
property of f. Landis and S Landis.
minors, in February, 1872, is removed
by order of Court.
David McKelvey was appointed Guar
dian of EugeEius, Samuel A Mary E
and Reason A. Green, minors; bond 81
600.
Mary j Yoho was appointed Guar
dian Of Mary N. Coen, q minor; bond
slOO.
The last Will and Testament Of John
A Boice, deceased, was offered for pro-
bate hearing continued to the 10Th inst.
January lG-The following accounts
we're heard and disposed of as noted:
John Hobbs, Guardian of Abner G.
Hobbs, minor: final account; in Guar
dian's hands $37I.56, which be is order.
ed 10 pay to his ward on his arriving at
full age.
C Waechter, Guardian of Ira and
Mary J Honnel, minors final account;
due the Guardian IS 06.
John Ruby and Jacob Ischy, Adm'r's
Of the estate Of John Yoss, deceased
final account; the Adm'r's have account,
ed for all moneys received by them, and
have fully settled said estate.
F. Koehler, Guardian of Rehecca j.
and Mary E. Watson, minors; final &C.
count; the Guar ian has accounted for
all moneys received by him.
Jacob Long, Guardian of Joseph W
and Emma Moose, minors; fourth &C.
count; same entry as above.
e Okey. Guardian Of the estate OF
Thomas and James E King, minors
second account; in Guardians hands he.
longing to Thomas. the sum of 1856;
to James E, Sl66.63, to be accounted
for
The Will OF John REYNOLDS, deceased
was admitted to probate.
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1T. LOuis-Jar. ::16.-Cattle--
Export steers 4 75a5; good to choice
shipping A 25a4 rs; fair 60a4; ma
tive butchers steers Z 75a3 55: COWS
and heifers 2a3 %: corn-fed Texans 2
75as 90; Colorado 3 % a Is; feeding
steers 8 25a4 85.
Hogs-Higher; Yorkers and Bslti.
mores 2 50a2 TO; packing 2 75a3 05
butchers to Phiadelphias 3u3 Is,
Sheep-Steady ard unchanged.
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Cincfnnatt-Jan l6.-Cattr

Clncin nnatt-Jan l6.-Cattle-
Common, l 50@7c; fair to N, dium
2 25@3c; good to choice butcher grades,
3 25@4c; fair to good shippers, 4@4
65c; fair to good heavy oxen, 3@4c
and fair to good feeders and stvcsere,
2 50@3 so.
Hogs-Common, 2 35@2 Soc; fair to
good light, 2 S5@3 05c: fair to good
packing grades, 3 1908 50c; selected
butchers 3 30@3 36.
Sheep-Common 10 fair, 24@3ic;
and good to choice 3a@4ic. per pound
gross.
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eERey FlsHER was presented few
days ago by his father with deed to 81
acres Of choice improved lands which
are situated near Woodsield The gilt
Has worthily made. Rev. FISHER has
proven himself q dutiful and deserving
son AND We are pleased to note his good
fortune - Guernsey Jefersonias.
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wbeclinu-L,vr SrocK YARps

Wheeling-LlvE Stock YARDS
January 14.-Catle-Arrivais. s. 33 head
Srl ing cows 2@3c; bulls, 2@2ic: me
dinm cattle 3@34c; choice 34@3tc
Demand fair for good cattle.
Hogs-A:rivals, 800 head. s ling
common and light 24@24c; packin!
21@3c; ;-choice lard and butcher hogs re
tail at 3@34r.
Sheep-Sallne at 3@4c.
Lambs Selling At 4@5c.
Fresh Cows-ln fair demand at 81!
00@40 90 per head.
. WIN BAYHA, Secretary.
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Best Housekeepers.

II the best housekeepers in our Land
are to be believed, there are no f1avorine
extracts worth halt 60 much as Dr.
Prices Special Flavorings Let DR.
Prices Vanilla. Lemon, Orange, Rose
Almond or Nectarine favors once b.
used, and they will alwavs be desired.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-21

HAll dealers in cigars in this coun.
" should set their housesiu order. Rev
enue agents will be down on them short
~ TO destroy 'aliempty boxes. srhepen-
atty for having on hand an empty, cigar
box on which the stamp is not thorough
" destroyed is ESQ fine. Destroy your
boxes.
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~If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIr. TERNs. One year 81 SO; six
nonths % cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-21

HIn the Probate Court on the l4th
isst, Rev. T. B VAN EnAx. Of the Pres
byterian Church, was licensed to sol.
eauniEe marriages within this S!ste SO
long ss be shalI continue q regulsF min.
lister in said church. sss
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pAn exchange we'll saws that III,

~An exchange well says that the
proper, honorable way to discontinue a
aewspaper, is to examine your account
with It. send by letter what you owe
with stamp for the return of . receipt
and order it discontinued To simply
refuse 70 take it from the postolIlce with
cut paying srrears does not release you
ia law, while It is unfair and dishonor.
able. sktE.sts -
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ES Intelligence oi the death of Hor.
BENjAMlN F. SpRIaas, Of Ssrahsville,
Noble county, was received by his broth
er, JOHN P SPRIees, Esq, on last Sat
urday evening The deceased was prom.
inent In the Democratic party in this
part Of the State, having been candi
date for Congress against T C. THEAKEH
in 1858, we believe, and was defeated by
less than 100 majority He represented
Noble county several terms in the Ohio
Legislature. In all the relations of life
he ranked as an honest. reliable citizan
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New YOrk-Jan I6.-Beeves-
Transactions a, 8a10 rs
Sheep-Sales slow at 4 l2ta5 62i for
sheep;4 7ha6 III for lambs
Swine-Quoted firm al 8 40a3 so per
100 pounds.
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Easf I.ihArfv Par

East Liberty. Penn-Jan l6.-
Catlle-Supply barely equal to the de.
mand for good to prime extra, SOS 25c !;
fair to good, 4@5 80, common, 3 50@S
80.
Hogs-Yorkers, 3@3 15c; Pailadel.
phias, 3 20@3 40.
Sheep-Fair to extra, 3 1904 Toe
common. 3(03 25
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GFThe latest advices we have from

~T The latest advices we have from
the New Jersey Mutual Insurance Com
pany are not very encouraging TO policy
holders But small amount of the as
sets have been turned into cash, and il
they were all in cash there are legal diff
culties in the way OF distribution of
dividends. Besides the suits pending
for assets and for various other purposes,
there is suit. involving the question
whether death claims are preferred
claims, or whether they are on the came
footing with claims for premiums paid.
If this suit should be so decided as to
give death claims preference, there will
probable he nothing to distribute among
policy holders. And in any event no
dividend can be paid out until the suit is
decided, which, as it will run through all
the courts up to that of final resort, will
cause months, probably many months,
of delay.
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~The Grand Jury returned into
Court on the 18th inst., and reported
three indictments Wis: One for horse
stealing, one forassauit and battery, and
one for house breaking.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
CALL AND SETTLE.

All persons indebted to j A Boice,
NJ D., deceased, will please settle either
by cash or note leash preferred between
now and the first OF March. Settlements
made with A g W. PorTs,
n4St3. Hannibal. Ohio.
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Cllicago.

Jan 16--Flour 2 OOa8 90; Wheat
s2aS3c; Corn Soc: Oats l9ic; Rye
43c; Barley 95a96c.
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Chicago-Jan l6.-Hogs-Mar-
ket opened str ong and closed dull on com.
mon packing at2 6092 90c; good ship
ping, 2 95@3 l5c; light 2 65@2 so.
Cattle-Market acuve and strong
choice shipping; 4 1905 60c; medium
3 1898 Soc; butchers stock steady.
Sheep-W eak ut 304c.
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AgDAvID p NoLL, of BaresviIle, this
county, obtained renewal of Ferry IL
csnse, on the 18th inst, for one year
from December 18th, 1873,
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Road Tag ReceiDts. ;,

Notice is hereby given toE Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can Oh
tain Road Tax Receipts at TIE Spirit
ONCE at "a cents per hundred.
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HJudge FRaMER, OF Caldwell, No
ble county, is reported sick and will mol
be able to hold any part of the presen,
tern Of Court here for Judge OKEY.
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PhliadeIphla

i Jan I6-Flour 2 25a4 IS. Wheat
GOAL OF; Corn 4la43c; Oats 29a3lc:
Rye 5la54c
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CImclunatl.

Jan 17-FIour 00a5 25; Whea
75a95c, Corn 32a34c; Oats 24a27c
Rye 5la52c: Barley 70al 10.
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Baltimore.

Jan l6- Fiour2 75a4 IS: Wheat
OFT; Corn 43a44c; Oats 27a32c; Rye
55a5stc
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wSCHUMACHER has Just receiv.
ed a fresh lot OF Candies, Nuts, Figs,
Raisins, Prunes, Dried Sugar Corn, Pearl
Barley dc. ell of. which are offered low
for cash. n44.
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SvAt Mr.. H r. MAsoH's temperance
ueeting, in Lebanon, on Saturday even
ing fifty persons took the pledge.
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Ntb Aobertisements,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Nancy Cats, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Nancy Cats, late Of Monroe County decd.
Dated thisa7th day of January, A. D. 1879.
janzl, ,'79w3. JAMES CATS. =
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TnE PRODUCE MARKET.

spoRrIse News At ONE and abroad, to.
gethsr with sr)RY every week, SsRMoE BY
some eminent divine, tittsARY. MUSICAL,
DRAxArio, PERSONAL and SEA Nofts. There
is no. paper in thsworfd- which contains 30
much news matter svsry week as the WEEK.
LII HERALD, which is sent postage free, for
One Dollar. You can subscribe At any time.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

lndianapolis-Jau. l6-Uuion
Stock Yards: Hogs quiet; choice 2 SOa
2 go, fair 2 6ss2 rs; stockers l 50s2
25.
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E Caskets and Cnffins kept on hand
and made to order by LEWIS STOEHR,
Woodsfield, Ohio. n37tf
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TsRxs.-0ne thi d cash In hand, oue-third
In one year. and one.third ia two years, with
interest from day of sale; deferred payments
to be secured BY mortgage on the PREMISES
bold s-r
J. EDWARD oKRY,
Admir- de bcnis NON Of Isaac Murrsy, dec a.
janl4.'7sw6.
OksY Oksy and HuSrEs h XAtIcsy, Att'ys.
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New York.

Jan 16-Flour3 5Oa5 IS; Wheat SS
al IL; Corn 45a48c: Oats alaJ5c !;
Rye, ,55a5Sc; Barley 95c
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woo aseeId stock Market.

January 20-Csttle 24a3 per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2a23c pei
pound gross.
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wPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
@ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbev of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAH.

nNHE circulation OF this popular newsps.-
l per has more .han- .trebed during th e
past year. Il contains all the leading news
contained in the DAiiv HERALD, and is ar
ranged in handy departments. The
FO7aEIqN NEWS
embraces dispatches from all quarters Of the
globe. Under The head Of zs4
AMERICAN News
are given the Telegrsphic Dispatches OF the
week from all parts ofths Union. This fsa.
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the most valuable chronicle in the world. ss
it is the cheapest. Kvsry week Is given q
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embracing complete and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington, including full re-
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on the questions OF the hour. The .e
FARM DEPAETH1ErJT
Of the wsEKtr HsRArp gives the latest as
we'll as the most prautical suggestions and
discoveries relating 10 the dusies of the far
mer. hints for raieiue CkrrLs. Puu.rsY,
GRAINS. TRsEs, VEdkrksEzs, &C., DO, with
suggestions for kcepins buildings aud farm
ing utensils In repair. This Is supplement.
cd by d we'll edited department, widely cop.
led, under the bead Of
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. THE HOME,

giving recipes for PRACTICAL dishes, hints for
making clothing and for Keeping mp with the
latest fashions at the lowest price. Every
item OF cooking or economy suggested in this
department is practically tested BY experts
before publication Letters from our Pars and
Lyndon correspondents on the very latss,
fashions The Home Department Of the
WEEKLY HERALD will save the housewife
more than one bundled times ths pricsof the
n.n.. Tha intArestH of .~-,s go.
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sKILLED LABOR

are looked after, aui everything relating to
mechanics and labor saving is carefully re.
cord d. There is a page devoted to all the
latest phases OF the business markets, Crops.
Merchandise, 80. &c. "A va liable feature Ia
found in the specially reported prices and
lcouditions of st
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co NJ NJ ERCI Al
WoodsfieId Produce narket.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ P. SCHUMACHER JR
MONDAY, January 20, 1879.
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SAunfs Columbus letter this week
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-01-03
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Moses, the Disconnected.

For the past week we have heard moth .
ing but war and rumors of war, and Moses
was apparently s'cock of the walk" until
last Sunday, when Captains Harris and
Bendier's companies left for Walula. by
order OF Geu. Howard instructed to assist
the sheriff OF Yakima county, in making
the arrest Of the n.urderers of Perkins and
wife. but the troops are camped in Wallu-
Ia yet, for the Almota, which was to take
them to the scene of action struck rock
about fifty miles above Cello The John
Gates came mp, aud went back, to Lelp her
off 1t seems the sheriff of Yakima conn
ty, had n warrant for the mnrderers of Per-
kins and wife, hnd he was determined to
get his men. Last Saturday, Dorse
Schnebly with three mea of the posse start.
ed out to recnunoiter. About noon the
next day, they sighted Moses camp.
After taking in the situation, they returned
In haste, joining the sheriff aud posse of IS
white men, aud Is friendly Indians about
midnight on the following day. Then the
whole force moved on, ana 10 after
marchiag 3 miles, they saw n
light, which proved TO be II camp fire.
around which stood Moses and nine OF bis
warriors, warming themselves. They were
Mt once surrounded and pnt in irons by
the sheriff posse. Afterwards upon con.
diion that the murderers should be given
mp, seven We're released, and Moses and
two warriors retained as hostages, aud are
now in Jail at Yakima City. This is about
the wholt thing in nut shell, but readers
OF Washington Territory, be prepared to
meet yonr foe, for he is preparing for bit
ter contest. Moses, no doubt aimed to
surprise and therefore pursued the scouts,
but was surprised aud captured.- Watca-
man,