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EQUALIZATION.
Springfield Ecxtcrslny-Antlttor Nee-
dles TreAcitte4l with u W'ascll-Elluill
utIu MttcIEets

Proceedings or tho State Board at
Springfield neutrality-suspicious. NGo-
dles TreAcuteh with u Vaacll-CllulM
and AUc!tet.
Spestut Hi,rateh Ia Tbs Cateago Tribune.
SrniSGrlELp, ILL.,, Sept. ::ss!a-lM tho session
Of the :;iate Board nf Equalization today
tho Auditor presented II communication
irUn the lion. John N. Rnumtree. transmit.
ting n return from tic Chlcngu, lluck Island
II Pacific liallrua,l Company, being copies Ut
scletlNle "a" of sHiI Company 10 County
Clerss which WAS referred 10 tic Railroad
Committee.
Tile rcport of tile Committee OH Equnliza-
lion uf Lands was presented by Chairman
Whltcsttlr, NIL WIS mntlc tl,e special order
fur next T,tGstay nl0rlling. After being
considered BY tl,s l}narl tho rcport goes to
the Committee Oh General Equalization. The
Committee recommend the addition Of u per
cent to tllo assessment OF Cook Col,li-
~. This uuks large. hut wien tic
surplus comes to be distributed buck. tho
percentage fur cNbk Cnllty will be about
tln same us last year, ai!tl, rs tho aggrggate
Will llu less, tllt rate will actually bu lower
publishing tic figures or tic Comnlttee's ~
port. Ms they arc not nal. and would only bo
misleading. ~
When tile regular order of business WIS
addressed llit Chairman, Auditor Tioinls i.
Needles, speAkins, 0f ti,u tratrrllal feeling
that l,as characterized the lt'ard meetings
front thu nt'tSGt, ami concluding By prescnt-
tng n.y. See,lles With = .ha'n and locket.
Ever s1co tho verdi began tic cl,a,n hus hccn
II synonym ut t,nlulugo. sH,t thinks to Christian,
teaching and advancing civilization It II rAp1lly
ot I'M ttu wnlch ns heart tn hcurt In iriltcrilll
nve. As s!ie pc,.sc HrrcIlt it FROM Us, Mn,l III
, 1880-09-23

IN the Edi,or ot The thearn Tribune.
Cn1cAHt,. Sept. .l.-Tn nn atitorn In your
pnrcr Of tlls ,lntc hrntle,l " What VIC must DO
IL lr saved" nfIcr referring t0 Mr. 1ngcrtDll'a
kindly cutrntu Of tho tuun Christ. md his frank
nyDeat TINT this Christ Il grshter, lis II nornl
teacher an.l rspo.lt,ttcr Of human rcNtlons an,l
wurthy Of t,rrc rstccmn md n.'mtrntlon. thnn
Cnnf,trl,ls itlnt'lhn, Znrnaster. or, Muses., yn,,
e,l,in tu what y,,i evidently esteem tho csscn'
tiul nnl etarlllng snGtrtnc of tho lccttiru. tint
with which every thrtpgInn md minister ts III
duty bomn, to prnpptr, and tho f,ts!ty 1T which
he Is III tuty hnattl to uxia,sc-rtz.: Mr.. lngur-
soli's explanation ot the l,,,ok NJ Matthew In
relation tn snitntinn t,y works.
A. t",r !!rxeut % %nul,eal t. minister. 70 % mako g.: t
I'D I'D sSs; ; IL \: i'si ,s e f yt" tSs ut 's
keep il from fhliiny.
nppral tH tho pulpit 70 come IL tl,u. re*c,iM Of
tito .itstrug of s'i1vaton by fnitlt tho feeling
Mr.. ii,Rcrsnla hRs renly ,ua,lc, II iscnsrry af
VII! tul II exceedingly difficult IL meet md cupo
With ur satIsiMctnrliy "a pln!n. ,,,
nf Matthew nn t'o subject q! M s,lsatian, a..,.
Is !n,t n. wtnt i rlned by INC a.ant!eslon7 49,,
Whit sinrs salvation ',y faith rcst on7 What
+ t:.t whIsh u t%kcn away w''ll ,, tdcr the
tssly tho .;foncmt',t. ilefosa the itta,h uf
Christ. which wts, nseor!!.E t. Pitt. ana l'etcr.
naxsfs I'll s.es q an 1Is Si MI" a n thy hn ''ny"fS yS
r."Io rs';a ind tenor Il tho Now Testament,
ihu very esscnrG and c,ilnlnuttng prIlcp!o Vt
rs II system. iecal,.,. tatry VIVA Mo,hInR n Tho
rc,,nntay uf lind M which It cuull r4,st. saivs-
tlon ~ faiti, leE the @ nlssr1wts ot nc atolic.
ws'Nlcrfas t'at iM!"fe the ,sc,it ot chTiat liz
, 1880-09-23
The New lIunrd or l'ultlic Works.

, IN Tho Editor af lhe EhtefJo tftahue.
CHiCAGu. Sept. :.ss!.-1t Is not trtlo thnt Com.
missioner Waller thinks very fnvorahl, Of the
proposition to reorganizo tho Department of
l'tlhitc ~urks rs prupOsesl BY ALI. MGGrnth." |
rrcl called 'tIun Ktvc this denial ut ocr, dis
.tnctly anu c.npllaiicalIy. hive state,l TINT
did mt know ALL. McGratt1; have never met
htE1 that remember: anL that ms MY term Or
4,lllGc expires next spring. when II Ia proposed
tho reorganization ehnll 'tnko effect, do
not feel IL bc specially Interested, except rs A
citizen md taxpayer. hnvc stated my views
us 10 the proper infringement uf this nc-
partmcnt fnr tho city's interest In my Into
nnnual rpurt. which conn,.,t,'l tn. tho Mttcn.
tiun nF DIlr hi tln,s*-,nrm uni tnxpnynrs nt I'LL
PARTIES. The department Of Public Works. tn
my opinion. s!Mll he kGpt s distinct rrnn p.
lilies lis p.,sslhI.. Eunsiirr.nY how nch tho city's
welfare ,ltpcnls o.i lilo rlficrlt management nf
this Department md shU ElrKu ilfi1tuInt ot Its
annual disbursements, think It Will ita It sud-
'ny fur tho taxpayers nf this tity fthts Derurt-
ihtnt EhDnd c1lng ultlrr tllG management of y
l,nhrla Of mere politicians, With such hMlsil.
nptlng III t1ncGrt With tho worst elements uf th0
City Council. the rcs..it Is cn.Ity forcAect,. An!
yct. tt,r, 1t IL precisely atuie of things which
some persons dcslre. CltAliI.Es s. WALLER.
, 1880-09-23
The TrtcIlnial C0,lclnve-.An Enlrlcnt
Sheriff.

40 kHt EaHAF ~ LHe tHaeN2u tfto9sHet
CHtCAuV, Sept. :s.:.-ln vlew Ut tho h.hllt crltl-
cissns which huvu hvu,i made utun tho recent
gntlcripg Ot tho Knights TeUplaruf tho United
satcs IN Chcngo. 1t IL ,t.lu 10 That uglist ianiy
thai IL should rccciyu fl! crciIll tnr MI tho .MA
II ttI.1. 1t III generally knUWA tGAt Miss Sic kte
tho youtE indy whu slut ,tt,d tutully wounded
Constable NtclsllIgatl while attempting III ili,-
lawful 1ntrnllve Inn her lltllse Il year nr Two
uHO, hls brought suit Enr tluI,n4ea nsalist
W. aug. lsNy, Mrs. CortultR j. Chadwick. And
0thers, wl, It IL alleged, c0nsptrt.l with tho C.,l-
slnbu to seize her Eosnlsat lhIt ti,nr. F0rhenr'y
Elk niallths III! efforts upon thu part Ut tAe
Bherltr sn serve 3!rs. chlwlck fnlicl. IN vain Il
l!sputy yAttcr Deputy c,!l u har testloneo. S9.7
1nrttrs wvs4 Sent IL rent rtIutlls. ut no personal
interview Gould b, utiatresl. y valuable puck.
.,au % ho delivered u her presumably c"4ht Hot
watctifnI h..sGani, ll,reii Il. Chadwick.
The rreel'tton " uen. tlrant, y wns believed.
Wt,ultl th, siiIllalr,!tiy attractive ~ drnw hcr
luke. Deputy utter deputy ru!l'rre.l hia writ to
court !udespiir. Fnalty anoitor summons wis
lis Sheriff. otIiee.-sir. Ja.iss u. l,,,rRs un.
%ses, VI 'P yIt!E yFa c ~ ssy. Sns,s
ithllnK luwIl Wnslukh nvvnl,e nnu ,liy whilu the
s,st arrny q ts',!ary seass W. eetnx n,.
;,si siS Wit WMs W. taas !" scs s sto re t. u an pri,
md taku her clulMta with tho cl1,Wtt.' lfa
learned w tAiulrtig tnut tho prtMcs.iHh w0li!l
stnrt ~ H. III. l!rlxht ui,tl oary lsnrko nrrivel
With his writ. took h!s sDslt!oa "! ltusl street,
AIlI nWnIteu t14b result. SDr NUS btt
compelled .to wilt iunH. slt,wly tho DUR
opened und slrs. ChmIwlck Icsccnded the
stcps With RESTITUTION. a.Fi hl hvrsclf !n tho
il,rsl,lt NJ !he ulhrr. Approaching her, lrpAty
burke uladu hts bslsIs,ess knuwa. Her ctliltrr-
btca.lsu II c,.nut't bu described. Thu acGilniu-
ateh selt.dcniul nnd rinilnncuut half yrar last
| Ill half HlOsncut. Iluw utlHr3y cuntempt!blc
| kniglts, a4l sA1rcs. aud ostrich. feathers, II
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served. and generally keep alive III Interest
IN tl,e work uf Improvements.
T'llu River Improvement Convention, met
nEatn nl,ullt 1Dt'l, ntt permanent Is nrGnhlztM
hy etect'ng Kcr*cy !sH!teS, Of kaisas G!ty,
lrss!sn! "n1 VI j.; MiIer, ,,s; Knnsas c!tyl 1,;
committee IL ,ratt II memorial IL Congrrss
WIS appointed. md after tho trnnsact0i nf
Roi,le further hut Mnlmlorsant business, tho
Convention u[i0urNcd.
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w,a Rs though sfe tlnh attempted IN tnke M
tnnocrtt swMllsw frtm tenpot. nn The I'D, and
grounds. md hnt ten had ,!clngrt her fn.c IT
t,ilcr. Turning tn her husband shn Rnsrc'l.
wus I'LL fhc ctnIld sny. What hcrreIlcctlHn: hnyc
hccn a'nrr know nut hut wish tn thnIk Mr.
Tor kiUwlug enough to rdnkr ,is, nf IT,.
HtnSky 'rftf1NAA.
, 1880-09-23

A 30 ccnt carpet within howei Cutpet Lining
under II will outw.asr 81 cnrtet "tah.,lt 4. uso
American Cnrpet 1.iulng Ci,.. Eew York Nad Ijv..
ton. Fer sale " ull Carpet ucalers,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

There enu le nc butter xt.aruntco VI tho ynluo
ef Dr. Hniway's old established IL. Ii. Ii. Rume-
dies than thu base mud worthless limitations Of
the1.: AZ shcru hre FAlsv Hesulvcuts, heIiafh
saas she nNuo l44May" v VI what yQu buy.
, 1880-09-23
TILE L1QUOK-DEALERS.
Second Days Session Of the Illinois
State Association.
Adoption OF Platform Den0Nncfng
Snmptuary Legislation.
Several Important Changes Urged in State
Laws and City Ordinances.

Several Important Changes Urged IN stato
Laws and City Ordinances.
Tho secon,1 tlny's proceedings Of tho sntoon-
kcefrrs Association trgnn yratcitlny tntrning
ut IL C'clock ut North-Shlc Turner. t1nll. rrcsl-
dent ltech cnllel Tho Convention 10 order mid
suggested tlnt tho teudl.lx 1T tho minutes hc
ti.rGnseh with. which prevailed.
Hurry 1subcns thon n,nvcd that all speakers
be eonlnch to three minutes. Some ono moved
that tho time 10 changed to five minutes. II
WIS sp ordered.
str. itubc1ls, ChaIrtnnu Of tho Committee ou
Resolutions. thcn submitted the tallfxng:
nre rastSntly Scrss'is ] their siorts tunnHrait '
Mpuu tho statute buaks Or this StNte laws with
ss,Sssf !s rc .oS.y t% tH ssf h ,er sna ts 1 n"f u
u tnstitt, IN u,lr s!n1c II ro!!li!.otl nf affairs
sIMilur 10 thnt Of tho statroE Slnifu: n.id
cucre!nK tho Legislature III MlNpt Rt net tho
proyisinlls nf which nra nttri0usly Unjust and
of, ,tNV manufacturers md dealers III l!1uors
nr II. Rs ss's ~, %se5y o, Gt III
snnpiunry legislation anil n tnsnr uf mutlall-
cation Of the provisions Of tho urarnshop net;
WHEREAS, AL that Is required to assert the
will nf ths n.n!ority an t. mike the ict1rGr-
@ ,"p!ar i VII nd col,d"eivt ii 10 srnc ,enernnro
Is Thorough orEanlxattm Of all tho rsrsol,s cls-
Gugci or Interested I tho liquor trallic; lIoro-
Nes'irtd, rhat this conyentlon proceed t. or.
Rautzc = stnte Association cinathclns All r.
spcctaltln pcrsnns enguged i'll tho inanufactnre
| Gs:S!rfa. fnat while we do mt object tnn
o f. e or G Ne s ss se e
Sf Ssdy t,o fpg"s p.a:sop 'S ct n" we ss osos sss's
properly his business IL conducted, Anl nlsU tn
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IOWA CROPS.

Special Dtspateh 10 7ne Ghioaea Tribune,
slorx CRY, lu.. Sept. :aGa.--Wl,eat Is conf
ing lnta nnsrkts slowly; farmers generally
hayn not finished sathurlng tho lay crou.
lselorts trnn thr:lshius indtcnte Ii fatr nv
erayu crop Ut alnnll slul!. Corn nHlst!y
tkpeMcss bcfure the frost, and Is big both lii
uliulkty u!lt Yield.
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FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured tor nifty cents.
Th1re Ia not remedial aReRt In this world thnt
will euro Fuvar nIlA AKna anil Mll other aiutari-
QUA liii!t,ns, Sclriut, 'Fyphnd. fenw, and Utt..
fevcrs ,Ml.lod by iiAhWAf's PILLS. 60 quickly
rs sNADWAfH READY ltEIIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-09-23

No other WhIskeg Dye equals llll!s-5o ccnts
, 1880-09-23
CONSUMPTION

OF tho Lungs md Tuberculnns ththlsis, Scrof,i-
ln.SyphiIotd Diseases, Wnstiuu Degeneration,
pAEo III Wnter tlnstnntnneans relief af1ordt.
where cntheters haro been used. thus doing
away With tho painful operation Of usinu these
and In MI cnacs Of
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pROBATE COURT.

January s David Bates was appoin-
ted Guardian of the person and prop
erty of Mary C, Willie S. and Marion
A Covert, minor children OF Morris
Covert. decd. Bond $500
o. E Foulke was appointed Admir- OF
the estate of Jas NJ Thornberrt, decd /;
bond $1,000. J c Gatcbell. W J. Wi
ley and Thomas Nelson we're appointed
appraisers. 4
Jan 10.-Thos. Martin, Adm'r of the
estate OF Evan Haney, decd, obtained
an order to sell real estate at public sale
Thos. Martin, Admir- of the estate ol
William NicholsoD, decd, obtained an
order to sell real estate at public sale
Elizabeth Davis, widow sof Kinsey
Davis, decd, was allowed S25 additional
for her support atal Trfa.i
January 12-Michael and Anna Mary
Burkhardt, Adm'r's OF the estate OF
Thomas Burkbardt, decd, applied for
an order to. sell real estate, John A
Burkhardt, Kasper Biedenbach and Jas
Brister we're appointed appraisers.
Jan 13 III. H Green, Aam'r Of the
estate of Elizabeth Hoskinson, decd,
fled receipts for money paid out by him.
Jos M Cine, Executor Of the Will
Of Harvey Cline, decd, reported that
said estate was probably insolvenl.
!, Jan. 15.-Wm s Way was appointed
Administrator of the estate of Lydia j
WAY, decd; bond $500
Application was made to have the last
Will and Testament OF Anthony D
Havely, decd, admitted to probate
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Guernsey JeffersOnian
I A Guernsey Boy on the Top Wave

a OueruScy OOy OA suC AOP WdVOs
bob" Morrow, the Caliiornia mil
lionaire. Mining stock operator and
hank director, is . native Of this cnunty
His parents at one time resided on the
farm now owned by William johnson, of
Lore City, and many residents o. thai
locality .recollect him in his boyhood
days He is in miners parlance "a
forty. MINER" having been among the
very Hrst to strike that region in search
OF the fabulous wealth that it was thought
was only awaiting to be picked upin the
then Modern Eldorado. Many of the
old miners Of that date. who now reside
in this county, will remember meeting
him in California. From q placer mi.
ner, struggling to scrape together
enough to allay the pangs Of hunger
his knowledge OF mining did not exceed
bis intimacy with Bible passages-be
has fought his way through all the vicis-
STUDIES of good and had fortune,-
"luck," the miners woul1 say,-to the
top wave OF prosperity until be is now
one of the wealthiest and best known
men in that State and one of the sbrewd
est and most successful manipulators in
stocks in all the country. Among his
possessions now he counts ST Julien, the
fastest horse in the world. He was a
chum of Ralston during the life Of the
latter - r t-..e
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Tho Coming Census.

The penalties for obstructing the cen
sus takers. who begin their labors on
the first Monday in June, are severe
The law says: -
All persons above the age Of 81 years
who shall refuse to furnish the informa.
tion required by The supervisor or emu
merator shall forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding Sl00, to be recovered in an
action of debt. Presidents, directors,
or other officials of private corporations
who refuse to furnish information re-
quired OF them are made liable to pen
ally not to exceed $4,000. " 3f4
Only two weeks are allowed for the
completion of the census. The COM
pensation to the enumeraiors is as fol-
lows: Two cents tor each living inhab-
liant; two cents for each death reported :;
ten cents for each farm; fifteen cents for
each mandatory, which is to be in full
for all services, and NO mileage or trav-
cling expenses, The subdivision assign
ed to each enulnerator must not exceed
1000 inhabitants. ,y5ic odI 81
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OBITUARY.

- Ehif4
? DIED AT her residence in franklin
township. on the 9Th inst, Mary, wife Of
Nathaniel Dooley, in The 56lh year Of
her age. For several years that fell de.
stroyer, consumption, had been gradual
iy hut surely uaderminding her consi-
tuition.
The deceased jolneithe. M E. Church
at the age of twelve, in which sine lived
a consistent christian until the day Of
her death She bore her sff1ictions With
q Christian fortitude7.and expressed q
strong desire toidie, she was kind and
affectionate mother, and respected by
all who knew her, which was attested by
the large funeral cortege which followed
her to. her last resting place.
,BIest motherl now I think Of thee amid that
throng
Who chant before the throne Of God their Few
erlasting song"
In midnight dreams thy angel form around my
2 ~ couch appears, ~
And oft thy hand seems stretched again to
azS wipe away my tears
When gazing at the shining stars, their fxed
and holy light
Recalls thine own unwavering faith and thy
/ example bright; tt
And in the armament Of heaven . star thoult
{ ever shine, 4s{tf '1. gh
With beams more beautiful and brisht-.s ius'
trs all divins. SOFIA.
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TThe people of Woods6eld have
started a series of entertainments this
winter which are interesting and popu-
lar. Instead of exhausting their ener-
gies on "mock Congress" in which
only gentlemen of political proclivities
display their oratoricals powers, they
have organized lyceum in which lead
ing ladies and gentlemen take part
Meetings are held every two weeks, and
the evening is devoted to the reading OF
selections from some we'll known author
1t is an excellent place TO develop liter.
ary taste and improve the elocutionary
powers Of the members. Every village
or school district could conduct such
meetings, and they would tend to make
the people happier and more refined. -
Barnesutlle Enterprise
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wheeling Live stock marx es.

Hogs-Since the change in the weath
er TO cooler, farmers are bringing their
hogs much more freely, but places are
unchanged. All the fat hogs arriving
are snapped up at from S4@4 so. Hogs
are usually IN very fine condition.
Beeves-Fat cattle are scarce and in
good demand Qaotations still 81 to
44c.
Sheep and Lambs-As long as phe
market is so well supplied with poultry,
fish and offsl, the demand for mutton
and lambs will be limited. No change
in quotations from last week.
Calves-The demand for. veal calves
is limited, but the supply is always
short at this time OF year. From "a to
$8 is the range owing altogether to
quality.
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ITEMS.

THREE hundred and ffty.6ve mar
riages and twenty divorces is the matri-
monial record of Belmont county for
1879.
TIE widow of JoHN TYLER, of Vir.
ginia, ex-President of the United States,
pleads extreme poverty. and asks Con.
9ress for pension. She cites the case
Of Mrs. LINCOLN as precedent in her
favor.
LET US get our fingers in crack and
we'll rip eft the whole bosrd,' Is the
elegant aud torcible remark attributed
to one OF the justices of the Supreme
Court in Maine Mr.. BLAINE thinks he
can offer him a crack.
TIE New York Tribane does not think
well of the economy of the Democratic
Congress, and it Is bold TO say that "the
Democrats ''are leaning upon a broken
reed" if they expect to find favor in the
eyes of "the people" bv their economy
Nevertheless, we would have the Demo-
Gratis in Congress steadrastly adhere to
ECONOMY"
Col j H SULLIVAN writes US that
engineers will commence the examina-
tion of test lines ON the 22d inst, begin
ming at Caldwell, thence along valleys
Of Olive Green and Dyes fork Of .Mcigs
Creek, also, the summit at Hoskinsville
and down Meigs Creek to Its mouth
thence up Olive Green TO the place oi
beginning -Nott Co Press
Mr.. JOHN W DoHERrY. of Woods
Geld, late Republican candidate for Sen
ator in this District, is looming up as 6
candidate for Supervisor Of Census in
this District. John is good fellow
but the Supervisors Office will hardly
go to Woods6eld. The geographical
center is in Guernsey, you know, ant
the stake IS likely to be driven at Quaker
City Guernsey Times.
| SArs the Woodsfield 'Spirif: "Th'
State will be redis;ricted for the bene1
Of the Republican party, Democrats il
office, by appointment, will be given tn,
grand bounce, and the SINS will be hap
py, while the outs will growl becaus,
they can no longer feed at the publi
crib That is about the way the oil
thing will work Guernsey Times
/ FRANK and Bob Atkinson-this is th
way 1.-THE boys q: home call them hay
1quarters at the st. Charles Hotel Franz
is Senator from Monroe, Guernsey ant
Noble, and Robert represents Belmon
In the House. Frank is said to be no
a bit abashed nv his association with th
law makers. When it comes down I,
soiiu nard sense ana practical talent,
will be found that few men in the Senat
are bis superiors -Entsrpriss
/ TIE railroad from St CIairsville to
point Of intersection with the Tuscars
I was road will be from three to three an
half miles in length 1t is to be
narrow gauge and will virtually be a
extension of be present narrow gang
from Quincy TO St. clairsville Had
been built last year the cost would bav
been materially less than it will be thi
year The road is known as the 81
Clairsville and Northern road, aud pro
posais 10 build II are now Invited
Wheeling Iatelhgencer. sa7a
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

John Messerly vs.. Abraham Messerly,
Jr., partition; the sale made in this case
was confirmed Sheriff ordered to make
deed to Anne Elizabeth Topp for lot
No. 95 in the town of Clarington. Also
deed to w. H Mallory for lot No. 66,
and south half of lot No. 81 in CIaring-
ton. Order of distribution made.
E H. Alexander vs.. Paran Stephens
ct al; partition; dismissed at cost OF
plaintiff.
John Kerr, Assignee vs., Barna Pear
son ct al; civil action; dismissed
C. Welty & Bro. Va. G w. Citizens
ct al civil action; Continued at costs OF
plaintiff
Ohio vs. G ShinIey Indictment
for Usurpa,ion in Office; by leave OF
Court The Prosecuting Attorney entered
a nolc prosequi in this case
OHIO vs. Samuel and Jacob Gates
Indictment for assault. with intent to kill
and neutrality-suspicious. in the sum
Of $500 each for appearance at mex,
term of Court
The cases of Ohio VS. james Havely
Ohio vs. James Bradield, six cases, and
Ohio vs. Joseph Wilson were continued
Three cases of James A.. Wise agains,
different parties the defendants were
granted leave to answer in twenty days
after term.
Wm. Bircber VS. j. M. Round; sale
Of real estate confirmed.
James H Ray vs. S. Hood; appeal
tried to jury judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for SI6 rs.
W c. Foreaker vs.. c. Wichter; ap
peal continued al costs of plaintiff.
Louis Neuhart, Guardian, vs.. Eliza
beth Niebch, ct al; sale confirmed ant
distribution of proceeds ordered
Margaret Mitchell vs Joseph K
Mitchell; divorce and alimony; divorc,
decreed; control of child confded Il
plaintiff; alimony in the sum of $50,
allowed plaintiff aud defendant 10 pa.
costs. Esq
VIM. Dorr vs. j. C. Clark, ct al; civi
action. Tue Court finds amounts du
as follows: j T. Judkins, SO 16; Jaco
Neuhart $40 81; W. w Wright 81
81: Smith & Waddell $40 81, and t.
the Clarington Planning Mill Co, S27.77
Isaac Houge vs. Alex. H Glvins e
al civil action; sale confirmed and dee
ordered.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

y The fool killer ought to get in his
work on some OF the postal agents and
postmasters. To-day, six days after the,
we're sent, we have package OF papers
returned from New Sharon, Iowa, where
they we're sent by mistake, "for better
directions. On these papers, inside the
wrapper, is plainly printed, milwaukee,
Wisconsin, - and yet this postmaster,
with this direction before his eyes after
he had torn CT the wrapper, packed up
these papers, directed them to Barnes
vile, and asked for "better directions"
Why could he not have written on the
outside, Milwaukee as easily as Barnes.
vile, and sent them direct to their desti-
nation? What is the use Of 80 much
red tape about, nothing g2-Baraesvil;e
Enterprise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-20

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B. NElswAsaER, Esq of Franklin town.
ship, Miss L j. MoCoSsEL TO Mr.. W.
N MILHaIsa g1 4 "a -
On December 2eth. by Rev WV. DAN
soRD, Mrs EnALIsE DENNIS to Mr.. j.
D. JOHNSON.
soa january Sd, by sTHos j GRIrFIrH
Esq Of Sunsbury township, Miss JEs'
ME HORROR to Mr.. DAVID LAKE.
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rERlck, Miss SARAH BRowS to Mr
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