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During the last Democratic administrator.
from 1855 to iSlU, the Stntc tax WAS o. cents
an ouch sl00 Of taxable property. During
Gov. Yates Administration, although, Tug
the War weTe included, tho rate was r'Slucc1
to 4DA cents on each 500. tfhgn came tho
IRA of prosperity. and thu Stnta was IN Il
financial condition jt'siifying lncrea1et ex.
appropriated for tbs new Stnte-llouse, anu
nnpsOprtatl0ns were made for 1lcW charitable
anil penal lnstttnttoDs.
TIE RF:suI!T WAS
that during Guy. Falner's and Gov. 0gles'
hy's Administrations the rnts WaS Increased,
to aoX cents IN ths 800, and during Goy.
Eullu,il's administrator thls low rttte has
bpen maintained. 1,otw!tl !tl1staIlung the very
large appropriations nude fnr the bu1h!ng Ut
tlis last two years being n eents on tha 500:
The statement made by Mr.; Tt9mbnil thAt
tho State tax amounted tn 8:O, 3a5 ~ III l977
includes all the State, county, city, township,
aiSi ali. Of tint amount only $I.lsat1Il and
tic amount collected ID shown In tho forcRo-
" Ensts~d 1 of $40 per capita, Us stated by MI.
an'onntSt! II about 20 cents PR eapi!a,-a
very striking differences lIas bec,l COT
ltctel to dcflAy tho expenses OF MI the char
table institutions Ut tic State, tho expenses
Of LILO 1lhW &i0VeFnMthtt AIo tae payHleHt
Of thu StAte debt,
nUR1Su TIE IAsrTEN YRA1ss
the Htate has expended ,0W upon the
St1te-t t!Oklsls, tlAA constructed humber Of
now Old largo State institutions, has Muds
extensive improvements uIAit anu additions
" the existing Institutions, and llas Assl!1ne!
the care and maintenance Ut thousands ut
helpless lntnrtlnatts, besides adding !argafy
IL fts educational facilities. Yet, whtln tlltH
yAst work Of chnrlty, has been accomplished,
the State debt Inns bean Uxtingnlshcd. n:il
ths r,lte nf Statu tnxatton llnA been steadily
decreased. BIT. Trumbull Indirectly sought
| To cunygy the Impression tint tho otato
| institutions are extrAyaKaIitly lnatagcd. IT'S
| iIlsinnhtFDr !S sufficiently answered hY ulo
| f.,ct tl,nt during Coy. Culloins AanllnistIa-
| t40n the Averages nu,nber Of inmates " ,ule
| TIL institutions under the control Of the
S.ata lizard of Public Charities has ncrcaMsMl M
from a01s. in the quarter ending JAP; i.isn,
II :h:lGaIn ths quarter ending ApEll !. looO
and tint 1t tho aaine ttislc tha PCT caplta *"
pellso Of; Supporting tA6su Institutions, m.
'cladI1g. aalAl1es mid other uru!naty Ak
| peIlarS, .atht~ .ot maintaining this lntEe
| illimbGI @of : i:lrlntes, has been steahtly
| tecGns1f frqptSQa.7i for this quarter ending
jan L. 1a1a, 'IGSlT:ssa fur the quarter ending
financial attaiIa II die Stats haye been COLI
ducled Hh4et ltepuAllean Administrations IL
solnet!tiKs' ut Wh1qb, every citizcn, a3sa ".
| peclally vsety 1lpA1ltkaut hss ressVa ~ Ia
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4pktfd& Htphfth to 1he Chttd9o 1tfbetHAA
5r11xoY1ELr, ILL.,, Sept. i'm The opening
speccf, Of Ills campaign ut Belleytllo Mon-
day. LYMAN Tru,nbu!!, Democratic nomi-
n n" m I,op"bltca, nnr,y %uu % ass bcen IN power IN
Illinois fnr twcnty yearx in tho rneanttmo State
expenses hnye Increased enormously, and taxes
State md local-hnve become 70 re execssve IN
come pn pr9porty md thereby aeatsoy y. NM mr.
xe!a1G Saiuc. 1as N sone ~ .po s"i
Th lsst Aut0rs II Faoot sbors seS tat tbo
n Stnt". nni,nty. nfvs fnwn. tietrict. aui oth0r
was &E,siasss.ai. f,r neariy sid for oyory mnn,
woman, aud child In tho Slnte.
This embraces nearly all that Mr. Trun,-
hnlI aafd aln,ut stota affairs. In these
remarks, ne eltaer lh.ehoca 70 ucA oelaIs.s
decetye Ills hearers by conveying the tll-
preston that the State taxes amounted 10
nearly s1o nor capita. or he ATTEMPTED to
ha,,, tho 1,nnu,linon nartv roanonaihta for
I'm stn,o cn,,rt,. ritv town dta,rIct, ami
a.ser , inoa1 ~ ~as ia,,ot, ts,-nn1hort 1litnoia
Ua11 9.1,.I lca. nAes 'e'tGu - Hu ~ naa,sts
whenever Iosnl VI aae utte'it" ~ accepto
will prove equally discredltable, both to Ills
honesty and Intelligence. The Republican
o.a.e o,a inea' .axas ama Il - ,nan,fast,v nufar
osc. loeA' u'Aeat a4'a ~ - .tnJ ,.t.E ""A'
to Charge II Win responsibility taefeios'
slt. rlsunnuf1's r1ounEs
.vhich n few linrs l,p]ow showed That tho IT,
tai amount o., o. state s LAX charged M as year
nearly sto ,,er capita for every man. woman,
md child ii The Stute, as indirectly inti,natr
cd hy MI. Trumbull, the Stats taxes COLLECT
cd during the past few ycars to maintain The
State Government, to defray, all The expenses
and to pay oil the State debt, have
been about 30 cents per capita. But
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OF SUPERIOR
Strength, Shape, and Elegance.

IL doz. Cardinal, Blue, Drab, and
White Silk Embroidered, Nov
able Double Busks, Side Steel
aud Side Lace, 75c; half
price.
so doz. Superior Handmade Cor
sets, Spoon Busk, Side Steel,
Side Lacc, Colored and White;
SIC; hard to beat.
40 doz. Tllompson's Gloyc.Fitting
Corscts, In Drab and White,
all sizes, ST.; established
price in this country, $1.25.
81 doz. French Woven Corscts,
Hand Embroidered, full Of
REAL Whalebones, 81.
G2 doz. American Corsets lin
white only, extra long waists,
richly embroidered with silk,
100 long bones, double busk,
81. This Corset compares
fayorably with any Corset sold
i'll this market ut $1.75.
25 doz. Mrs. s. A. Mooly's ANlom-
inal Corset, all sizes, in drab
and white, $1.50.
100 doz. Satin Corsets, tllrce-ply,
III white and black, heavy silk,
embroidered with Old Gold,
Cardinal, md White, double
busk, side steel, and trimmed,
| $2.00.
Corsets can be easily ordered by
giving the required number and
color, and stating price. will
exchange them for other numbers
or other makes, or refund the
money on application.
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MICHIGAN.
Special Dtspateh to 1as Chteaeo Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept 1.-Orlando W
Powers, q young lawyer OF this city. was to-
day nominated by the Democrats Of this
district for Congress. uenry Chamberlain,
OF Bcrrien, has already been nominated By
the Grccnbackers, and tho reelection Of the
lion. ]. e. Burrows Ia Il matter Of absolute
certalnsy. Tho nomination of Powers, who
Is only 70 years Of age, Is not reltshed By the
older men " ', his own p Patty Pr @ here. ,.,..
ocratic ind ircenback Conventions met here
to-day and agreed upon union county
ticket. Acting separately, he'tner pasEy naa a't
my hGRs Sf sIeetnS nS c sga na Sas aSaso 0Ss %
win. They were III too mucl! Of hurry, and
some OF their candidates are weak. but they
adjourn with Frightening prospects. But
ts a ps"a nce iesr tan ns i Tho s caaddstes aTs:
Mufray; Clerk. 4. Lille; Register. j.. Baar;
Treasurer. j. Kanters; Prosecuting Attor.
ns sSres:ntsttSes aiper 1 q md T.
5lrnoir, Mleh., Sept: 1.-The Democrats
| of the Third ConRressinna! DISTRICT nqmi-
mated today james W. Sheldon. Of Albion
10 '1est sp.sai % pissaisA to n. cateaso Tribune.
GnASn RArlpy Sept iMI!e ne,n9Stan %nlal
mutton Conventions here to-day; In both
Conventions quite large facti0l,s-fn the Dem:
0cratIu n lnrEe niaioFity-are u fayor ot
coaiit5o. aiid GonleFenee Computes wera r
/ sQuclcIled The further progress Of the scheme
when their Committee reported. Both then
mn.e independent tickets, save for the office
e SSu"t FIT yfpss sa s. n IT. shs dy S
selves. however, ~ to disgust many Of u!eIF
partlsans, and thus have added
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL. |
Ben Buffers Convention Wor-
ries Through Its Work
at Worcester,
Nominating Two Thompsons, for
Governor and Lieuten.
ant.Governor.
The Democratic Back to Be Reso-
lutely Turned upon the
Past.
Butler Willing to Wait Until
His New Friends Can
Abide Him.
Some Of the Misstatements Of Lyman
TfumbuIl a.. to tho state Debt
Of Illinois i,
Set Alright by a Reference to
the Figures Of the Au-
ditor'e Office.
A Piece OF Shallow Demagogy
Thereby Made Very
Palpable.
The Democratic Convention in
tho Fourteenth Illinois
District.
A Serious Split Resulting from
the Party's Internal Dis.
sensions.
Gov. st. John Rcnomlnated by tho Re-
| .publicans Of Kansas.
Tho New Jersey Democratic State Ticket
Congressional Nominations.
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The taxes fur 1879 haya not yet beeu full
settled, but Will be about alld not more tlsai
81 mo nm ".-

HettlctI, but VIII nH ADOut Nl1U n0t tMUfV InAll
$1,000. 900.
A roNrION OF THE STATE REVENUE
Ia derived from what Is known as tho Illinois
Central Railroad Fund. This ts Ilatte up BY
tho payment ut per cent by tlat Company
Tic seutt.annunl payments Into this fund
for the last two yeafa aggregate us follows:
Oct. ~, 1871 sl99, ,ea
Aprii Id. iH;p. .....,.,,,.,.,,,..,,,., l4D,k1
f]ct. III. ...,,.,..,.,,,,,.,,.,,.. ls5,Al
AprjI W IH80. lU6, ,787
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element Of our countrynen to the Union OF our
common ancestry.
Tho Convention gave three cheers for
"Thompson and Thompsor,' y and adjourned

TtlE GREENlsAcREEsS.
: 8ptetss Ds.ratta 10 7As Chte4qo Tribune.
DoaroS. Sept. 1.-ThC Sixth District Green
backers nominated r. Mootly l,oynton for
Congress tVtlny. Ioynton Is THO man who
contested tho district with Dr. Lor!nR two
years ago, and tic nomination fairly be-
lollged 10 him. attllougl, = strong ett0rt was
prime apostle Of Grcerbackisni IN this State.
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CALIFORNIA,

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept, lon account OF
doubt arising respecting the eligibility Of
Claus epIsokqla tQ ~ u ftssldsnul xisstos
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not Badly Hurt.

Two 1rishmen lodging -at q hotel
were arodsed suddenly In tAs night by
she cry of Gre. One Of them made his
escape by the stairway, and the other,
Aastily drawing on his panls the wrong
'side IN front, Jumped ont Of the window.
The ono vho jumped out cf the window
vas coon joined by his friend, who asked
n be Was badly hurt. M
s fai, looking dowa intently at his legs,
replied: ~ yyssp .ssss ii q
"Noshust, Barney. but badly tsisted.
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Consunlption Cured.

Az cid physician. retired frem prao.
Nee, having had placed 10 his hands by
90 East India missionary the formula Of
. simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
snd pssmanent cure for Consumption,
Bfonchitis, Cstarrah. Asthma, and all
Throat ard Lung Affections, also posi-
ive aud radical cure for Nervous Debili-
~ and ell Nervous Compls nts. after hsv-
Ing tested its wonderful curative powers
Ia thousapds of cases, has felt il his duty
u maksit known 70 bis suffering fellows.
Astustsd By this motive ard desire to
sslisvs human suffering, ] will send free
sf charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
IL German, French, Or English, With full
dirsctions Tor preparing and using. Sent
BY mail by addressing with stamp, nam
hz this paper, W. w. SHERAR, las
Fspevs Block. RscRestsr, NsY'
Is Nosx. .79sowi3t.
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed
IA in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Administrators and
Guardians: s ~ ifs
Fourth partial account Of Thomas D. Fowler,
Admir- de bonis non, with the will annexed !,
of the estate of John Henderson, Sr., ,des'd.
Second partial account of Enooh Martin Ad-
Sministrator of the estate Of Isaac Botten.
field, decd. ,f
First partial account of D. L. Brown admir- Of
the estate Of William Brown. decd. aga
First and final account of Jacob Kasserman
Admir- of the estate Of Magdalena Feist .
decd.
First and final account Of q. Hill Guardian
of the person and estate Of Artimacy
Morris, an imbeoile.
Any person interested may Hle written ex-
captions to said accounts or any item thereof
on or before the 9Th day. of Marct next
when the same will be finally heard and oon-
tinued from day to day until disposed Of.
!{-.s iaejs R. K. WALTON, q
,fsb10. 's0w2., Probate Judge N. C. o.
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Loeical.

Doctor Sidney sherman, one Of our
noet celebrated physicians, was good
deal surpriscd at one time to find an
sleesnt turkey on the table for dinner,
and inquired OF his negro boy. David,
whore It came from.
.Y a see, mssss. dat eobhler he's
been roostins on our back ferce for de
at tree weeks; so dis mornin', "fore be
sits np, ] seize him for de rent Of de
fence. = ,}s y. - 80 3
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"A Good Reason.

This story comes from Columbus,
Ohio. and the correspondent who sends
h vouches for the truth of It.
p don't know 40 story is any be,t "
81 being true.
He tells ~ that at the county court
lately held IN HE city, Q witness was on
The stand In case Involving damages
claimed for the killing OF q valuable dog,
and the witness having described The
pols with which the dog was struck as
being exactly eight feet, four inches and
ons-quarter ofan inch in length, the OPP
posing counsel asked him how be came
y measure the pole so precisely. HE
reply wss: aa las ,Eal
'sBscanse l expected some tarnal fool
would ssk me the exact length Of it."
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition, will
IN be presented to the Commissioners, of Nom
roe County Ohio, at their next session, to be
held on the first Monday in March, 1880, pray
praying for q review, and alteration of county
road along the following described route to
wit, beginning at gum tree, about seventy
five yards from the county line. thence to the
left Of the present road through lands of Simp-
son Henderson and crossing the road at the
foot of the hill to the right. and intersecting
with the present road at pair of bars oppo.
site said Henderson's Dwelling House ST
feb3, 'S0-w5. MANY PETITIONERS
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International Dairy Fair.

3 0ne Of The most important results OF
this great fair IL the verdict of the CON-
nittss OF experts that they found the
well known and always popular Perfect
ID Batter Color made by Wells, ,Richard-
son 3 Co.. Burlington, w., superior to
sll others. and therefore awarded 1t the
fret snd only prize. Dairymen should
ysmsmbsr this and insist on having the
best. Sold by oil Druggists and Gro
osrs, Send for circular.
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Howis This.

Tsis hard d think OF nothing, and
yet be engaged in thought, but cour
Tier, In the days Of Queen Elizabeth
thus explained how " couli be done
when asked by her majesty;
.Whst does msn think Of when he
things of nothing?"
"He; ;thipks, Of Woman's promises,
wss The reply.
This fellow no doubt had been prom
issd something, and had failed to see it.
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CheapLaw.

y Ik4 ~
Uader fse ..Kaias lao" !" which I be,
Hare Il siili In force In many Of the
Nsw England States, all sorts Of lodges
have been resorted IN, 10 evade the pen
slice Tor selling ardent spirits.
4 thu-sts traveller stepped into a sa-
loon In Bath, and being stranger, very
innoesnsy asked for q glass Of brandy.
1--WE don't cell liquor here, said the
nian bshind the bar, shut we gice you q
gIsss Of brandy, and seU you cracker
ior fifteen cents "
The brandy was drank, snd the crack.
q ses on, bu, the traveller, as he walked
ID. observed,
HE guessed be wouldn't take the
cracker st that price, for he could buy
shem any where for cent apiece"
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70 ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby. given, tina. petition
N will b presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County. at their next session, to
be. held. on the first Monday Of March, 1880,
for review on the county road leading from
Cross Keys, At the county line, to Woods
field. Ohio. beginning At Volt Pen on the
lands Of Isaac Cline, following the old road
as near as practicable, through the lands Of
Morris Covert, deceased; thence through the
lands Of D. w. Daugherty; thence through
the lands of Howard Farnesworth to intersect
the Bates review at an elm tree on the lands Of
II. Farnesworth. Also to locate bridge at Oh
ian27, ,S0w6. iHg PETITIONERS.
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PAINTING and GRAINING.

A. M. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes.
vile, has opened shop in Beallsvills, Ohio.
He is prepared to execute all kinds If Paint.
ing and Graining in the best style Painting
Carriages and Buggies speciality.e = '4''i
isc 25,s77m6.
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ASsignee's Sale Of Real Estate
DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued by the
d Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, I
will offer for sale, free Of dover. on the prem.
ises, in Adams township. in said county, on
Tuesday, the Path day of February, 1880,
the following described real estate situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: i,r.s s ,s e,a.s
The northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section thirty one, township four,
range four, containing forty acres, more or
less, ss .fEasfa..s5
Appraised at $780,,
Also, the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty two, township
four and range four, containing forty acres
more or less. sH@ f tsH ief1
Appraised at $3.50. & 49, Assi
f. Also. the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter Of section two, township five,
range i've, containing forty acr Is more or less.
Appraised al $3.50. ss.15r sIj q
Also, SO much of the northwest quarter Of
the northwest qusrter Of section thirty one,
township four. range four, lying east and
north of the following line through said lot,
beginning at stone on or near the south
boundary line of said lot, and near the mid
die, thence northwesterly course to large,
marked white oak on the bank Of drain;
thence nearly the same direction to mark
ed white oak, near large high rock on the
point OF the hill; thence west to the range
line and line of said lot, supposed to contain
twenty six acres.
Appraised at s240 30. s.
Also, so much Of the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section one
township i've, range FIVE, as lies north and
east Of the following line: Beginning on the
range line On the east side of sa d let where
the last described line ends; then anorthwest-
erly course to . marked white oak between
the fence and the road on the top Of the
hill; thence nearly q north course to stone
lon the north boundary line Of said lot, on
the top Of the hill, supposed toconlain six.
Appraised at co., "a re
4 The above described land will be sold all
together, or in separate tracts. ys4in..T
TERMS OF sSALs-0nethird cash in hand,
one-third in one year and one-third in two
years; deferred payments to bear interest
from day Of aale and be secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold.f - -. - s.
/ 1T Assignee Of Joshua J. Alexander.
jan27, ,'70t4. iytl
sralsss& DRaess At'ys. ls5i
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foo Square Rods Make One Acre

+.
n you never have read any of the
cd deeds, conveying real estate q hun
dred aad fiisy years ago, you have mis-
sed something quaint. Here is one
sonvsving . certain piece OF Land In
Old Piymo, Oh, Mass:
eAll that certain Iisce or parcel OF
land. beginning at The great oak tree of
from which ID aeon Isrsel Parish shot q
kald-hesded eagle.thence running north,
Is chains and four links, to leaning
ssd tree. with hig horuet's nest on;
thence easterly, 40 chains, to ledge Of
rocks|-a great place for rattlesnekes,
thence souti, 10 chains aud 8 links, to q
oobblc-slone wall that wants fixing ur
shs worst way; thence west, across a
lsvsl piece 81 grass ground where the
Indians used to shoot at q mark, "a
chains, 10 the place OF beginning, con-
tsiniug. j, ETC.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MJOTICE. is. hereby given that my wife,
IN Lydia ]. Morrow, having left my bed
aud board without just cause or provocation,
I will lot be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her. WILLIAM, MORROW. I
ian27, 'S0w3. ssss4.1g
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ce1 a week in your own town. Terms and
1OO IS outfit free. Address b. HAILsrr 4
Co., Portland, Maine, dec2,'7sT.
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock l., m. and close at 4 p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each
applicant, as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance. 8eaf t'ss =
By order Of the Board he5 49, assi2
= 5sl IS 9. scHooLCRAFT, Clerk. o
jan27, ,'80td. &, ~ aAitssA zsg E
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate otlLgdia ]. Way, Deceased. /.

TUE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualined Is, Administrator ofthe estate of
LydiaJ. Way,latsiof Monroe County, deceased.
! Dated this 18th day Of Jannary, A. D. 1880. ]
jsn2e, ,'S0,ws. a W. 8. WAY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will not pay
Iva note calling for $40. dated March Esd,
1873, to run one year, given by me to, Layocia
Kent, as an amount paid thereon has not been
credited. All persons are warned against pur.
chasing or trading for said note.
febS, SU-2w. RACHEL BARKER.
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OK IL ,QNa per day at home. Samples worth
I w MU s5 free. Address srlssos & Co.
Portland, Maine. s5 dec2,'79y.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

2iee AuDIroR's 0rrlci, nosHos Souasr. y
,ns WooDs.IELn, 0Hlo, February ;. 1880
Notice is hereby given, thst David Schr ~
has deposited in the County Trsssurv -
Of money suficient to redeem 20 acres Il lasl
IN section o, township 81, range T. eai1
land was cold for taxes BY John GatshelL
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January
20. 1880. 6. a. ATKINaON -
q febl0. .'s0wS. Auditor Monroe ca. ohis.
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:. REDEMPTION NOTICE.

.'saI AUDITORS 0FFIcE. MoxRon Cou,,rY. =
WooDsFIELD. ONO, February s. 1850. 4
10 WiRiam Bedrd,nors, Or nAon jtndw ~. Z.
Germ. 9.
Notice is hereby given. that J. n. Round Il
deposited in the County Treasury san ssN.
cient to redeem 2651< acres OF land ia ssofie..
%. township 8 and range Z. Said land M soid
for taxes BY w. T.. Morria Tfeasursr q No6f1.
County, Ohio, January Is. 1873. .ls-r-,
s. A. ATKINSON.
eblo.SowS. Auditor Monros Co., 0his.
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hers in the witness box. The court in
the interval had remained crowded with
spectators, scarce one of whom had left
his place, lest during his absence it should
be seized by some one else.
The cross-eNamining counsel then adj
dressed the witness:
81 have very few more questions to
ask YOU, but beware that YOU answer
them truly, for your own life depends up
on thread DO YOU know this stopper 7"
II do"
"To whom does it belong
ITO Mr. smith"
"When dill YOU sct il last 7
"on the night of Mr. Thompson's
death"
At this moment the solicitor for the
prosecution entered the court, bringing
with him, upon tray, 4 watch. two
money bags, Y jewel case, a pocket book,
and bottle Of the same manufacture as
the stopper, having no cork in it. The
tray was placed upon the table in sight
of the prisoner ana witness, and from
that moment not doubt remained in the
mind Of any man NJ the guilt Of the pris-
nncr.
y few words viii bring my tale To q
close The house where The murder lad
been committed WuS between ninc ana
ten miles distant. Thc solicitor, It's soon
aS the cross examination had discovered
the existence NJ thr closet ana its Situa-
lion, had set ot1 ON horse back with The
two shcrih"s officers und after pulling
down part Of Tho wall IN thu house. had
detected this place 'i coHccalmrnt