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NCeneraI w. S. HANCOCK passed
through the recent csmpaign and With
stood the assaults OF the Republicans
with the same cool courage that made
him famous at Gettysburg Not blot
or q stain could they fasten upon him.
or his record. although they ransacked
the thlrty.eight States for some act out
OF which to make party capital. On the
other hand, the public record OF General
GAnFrELD was tainted and blurred in
many places; so much SO, indeed, that
bis party friends Gid not dare to come
forward in its defense. That q man.
having such record, should be elevated
TO the Presidency. by majority OF the
ELECTORAL votes Of the United States, is
an sct that approaches tas ridiculous, if
not the dIsgraceful side Of os American
politics.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

1NHE next session Of the Monroe County
i Teachers Institute will be held at Woods
held, in the court house, com usncins
Monday, December 27, 1850,
and continue one week. Good instruoto ors
will be present during the session.
Teachers should not fail to avail them
selves Of the opportunity thus afforded .
better prepare them for their work.
By order Of Executive Committee.
A J. PEARSON, Chairman.
nov30, ,'8otd.
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NO STONE UNTURNED,
Every Effort Made to Prove an APP
probation, and New Enterprises
Inaugurated. J..

Every Effort Made to Prove an APP
probation, and New Enterprises
Inaugurated. j.
The Baltimore and Oaio Railroad is
becoming by long odds the popular
route between Chicago AMI the East
During the past year it has left no stone
unturned ty>lhcrease the good win ex
pressed towards it, and if the lavish ex-
penditure OF money in the perfecting OF
new enterprises and the placing on tile
line an equipment iner than any Road
in the country possesses, Is an evidence
of the appreciation Of the friendliness
of the public, then certainly the pubic
can have no reason to complain. TIE
new B. & y. S.eepers are without ex
ception the most magnificent palace cars
ever constructed. An Improvement up-
on the old style cars in heighth, width
and length, these new sleepers combine
conveniences for the comfort and pleas
ure of passengers wholly unparalleled.
The seats are higher and the ventilation
very much better, and the furnishing is
simply perfect. An Improvement which
must make many friends for the Rad
is the special care which has been taken
to enhance the good temper Of SIN 'kers
while ten route" Instead of b.ing
cramped up in little two by four room,
where one has to interlock his legs with
the party on the opposite 81 lie, and has
to keep an eye always upon the opening
and closing of the doors OF the car,
here in the new sleepers is room large
enough for ten or twelve people, and
the seats so arranged as to make the
door q secondary consideration. The
new cars are attached to all the through
trains on the B d O, and under the
new schedule which went into effec'
Sunday last there are three through
trains day instead of two as hereto.
fore, and all these trains leaving Sun.
days as well as other days Of the week.
The 5:l5 P. NJ. train on the B. 4 o.
reaches Washington an entire night in
advance of the 5:l5 P. NJ. trains on
other Roads. and all the Chicago lines
east run 5:l5 P. M. trains To this
train has been attached dining cars,
which, like the new sleepers are models
of taste and elegance.
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WGARrrErD has q preference for
one of the caniidstes for Senator, but
the correspondents have failed to pamp
him successfully upon the subject. As
his nomination at Chicago laid SHSHnAE
on the shelf, perhaps be wouldn't care il
JoHs d d succeed in picking up his Sem
atorial toga, which, by She way, now that
he is on the road to- tke White House,
he will never don.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

lvTae landed interest 10 Ireland de-
manded that the English Cabinet should
suspena the hateas corpus ac'. JoHS
BRiaHr and other prominent men fought
the demand and defeated it. BLACKSTONE
says s.the writ OF hibeas corpus protects
the subject from unfounded suspicious,
from the sggressions OF those in author-
isy and from abuses in the administra-
,icp .cf jqs.ice. Its suspension is, there.
fore, the destruction Of the only security
OF civil liberty"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

ETA Bremen newspaper says that
the North German L!oyds have engaged
to convey three thousand Romanisn
Jews to New York before the end of the
Epresent year. The emigrants are sick
Eef their own country, and have been
enabled to seek fresh homes across the
Atlantic by the liberality Of their. core
ligionists in France and Germany. The
North German Lloyds have undertaken
to find orthodox food for the emigrants
during the passage. The patrons pro-
vide funds not only for the passage, but
also, for the purchase of homes and
farms in America.
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kySomeihing like this will happen
some of our hunters who are daring
enough to risk their lives for coon
hide valued at 40@60 cents one Of these
m ,on-'ight. nights. Last Wednesday
night Presley Cordray, of Washington
township, Muskingum county, young
man about twenty years Of age, went
coon huniing. They treed coon and
|lhe young man climbed the tree in pur-
suit of 1t. When up about sixty feet
he lost his hold and fell to the ground
hreaking his neck and leg.-Cakl:rel
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PROBATE NOTICE..

- .~,,.
A CCouNro snd vouohsrs have bssn dle4 u
~ the Probate Court of aonros csauty,
ohio, oy the following kxscutors, Adniniss
,,a.ols s'.., s ana .a' uosro.sas. 70 ~. 5.
First ana maj account 81 n. B Aht Adnf
81 tue estate Of Art'maey Aerris, DECD.
second psrual aoeouns sf Ihs.as eastiE
). ICY see sssase % M niseslses, ,dssas
TUE. sna nae' aeeoon. ct Aisxandsf 1ssh-
n.A ." s0'... ~ sas sssase g. ussp 4oehss
snsns asoids
7s'..s SHi'..l s0oeSss 49,, o. scnn nSoos aenr
s,s,A ~ .ss 49,, 49,, y Dsv'a ;rsno'y, ces
- III ~ a. s-' Z, ~. uoeos 49,.
psrW M li@S yne vss Sesselee 81
W. llaa., 1sO = MINOR ns,rs.
A.a ~ sa sIs. aso'Sos Ss', 2. ,srs Wil.is.s
s.s.,s ',..,... J. .. =. sUsspa - a,.eu' a.e1.
0rs,d,.c ~ I.mss r,s.... .-."H
rhI,d - ma a., 49, s.,a... ~ :, : n'nel.
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B4iginm, which was The arst couatry
to feel the hoUm in iron over year age,
ls now suffering frutfl stasnant trade.
Profits are running low and rIills are
closing The iron ttaHe in this cotintry
ard England still continues favorable
but NO one appears to feel certain how
long this will last.
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Knocked Down and Robbed.

Alex. Ellison is the fat tender for the
BAnont Coal Company, this city, and
sd lay aftornoon abuut 3 o'clock he
tets with q fat Of coal tied to the
.Montana going up. The boat, Ajax.
ssys, let the fiat go at Steubenville, bayl
ing taken 1000 bushels. and he was
bringing the fat back. When he g, to
tie head OF Wheeli6g leland coming
back, shout ii O'Clock last night, two
parties got on the fat unnoticed by him,
abd be Was knocked down aud robbed oil
&g5. He says he was UNCONSCIOUS, and
That whefr be recovered q was floating
down near the Wheeling water worka.
His nose was smashed, his lip cut and
one tooth knocked out.- He at once
landed the fiat and remained in Wheeling
all night, returning to this city to-day
about noon, minus $95 cash Mr.. W J.
Kelley, Of the Belmont Coal Co, went
up to Wheeling this afternoon to inves-
'tigate the matter. Ellison was some.
what under the influence Of liquor when
be got home today, and could not give
a very clear account of what had trans
pired.-Bellaire Independent, 25th inst.
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Business Proverbs.

Owe no man anything.
Money earned is money valued.
Never make loan on impunity.
Money easily gotten is soon spent.
God promises nothing to idleness.
Never borrow money to speculate
with.
A man must ask his wife if he may be
rich.
He that maketh haste to be rich is not
wise.
Fortunes are made by earnings and
savings.
Never speculate deeper than you are
able to lose il you lose at all.
Naver consult man on business who
does not manage we'll his own
Less wisdom is required to make
money than to keep it securely when
made.-Harper's Bazaar.
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OBITUARY.

DIFp.-At Cameron, NJ nree County,
with heart disease. LAURA MAY, daugh-
ter of J. w and ELIz,BEra WARD.
The "oates came ajar" to receive her
Friday, November Il. 1880. aged years
. months and 25 days. LAURA was a
very intelligent little girl, loved by all
who knew her. She leaves large circle
of relatives and friends to deplore her
loss. Our loss is her eternal gair.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
George s. Algeo. Administrator,
vs..
Elisabeth Stewart,

RYvirtue OF eertsin order Of ssls issued
from the court OF common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud State Of
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties.aud to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction, At the
east door Of the court house in Woods6sld,
on "a -
Friday, the 3lst day Of December. 1880,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and
4 o'clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situsts In Monroe
county, Ohio, TO wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section nins, tswaship three, Of range ave,
containing eighty aofes m are or lsss, fsxospt
two acres sid byl BAIL Stewart 70 Israel
W alters). Ind also exec e the tract Of lani
sold by Elizabeth Stewart to William Ecksl.
berry. lying east Of the road leading from
Tusl's landing to Woodsfsld.
Said properly SO ordered to be sold Is ap
praised 81 5000, aud may sell for two.thirds
Of said sppraisement, Terms Of sale, oast
before confirmation.
WV. READ,
,30,'sow6, sheriff n. C. O.
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The Pensioners OF the Government.

WASHINGTON, Nuv 22.-On June 80
last there were 250, ,8a2 persons receiving
an average amount or 8l03 81 pensions
from the G 'vernment The amount
paid out during the year was S57 ,026.-
994 II, and Commissioner Bentley esti-
mates that $50 OO0, 900 will be required
for. the current year. During the nine
teen years from June, 1851. to July,
1880, 4l2,459 army and navy claims for
invalid pensions were filed and 278,488
clsims in behalf of widows, minor chill
dren and dependent relatives 168, 1856 Of
the inyalids and 193.494 Of the other
classes we're placed on the rolls; 25,470
OF the war Of 1872 and 20, 1893
widows have been pensioned. The total
amount paid from 1851 to 1880 was
S455, ,7lS,505 10. There are about q.
$50 pensioners at the various branches
of the homes for disabled soldiers, whose
pensions annually amount to about
$780, 900. The investigation OF frauds
during The year cost S26,466 l9. and
$451 IT'S IS we're saved to the Govern
nent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

Washington City real estate, which
was at low ebb for SIX years, is now
coming up rapidly, though still cheaper
than in commercial cities. Improve
ments are not confined to any one local
ity, but new buildings appear in every
direction. There is no speculation in
real estate, as there was some years ago,
but as lard is abundant, and all ihe
streets graded and paved and street ears
have multiplied, people buy where they
can get the best bargains.
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FA R M
200 ACRES FOR SALE.

1NHR undersigned desire to sell thsir farm
| OF zoo acres lying Immediately east Of
Boston. Belmont c6tfntv, Ohio. There is'cn
the farm two good dwelling houses, GOOD
stable, barns. sheep houses. and In short
every building necessary. Land all lays
we'll; Is we'll watsred, and ali In grass. There
10 three good orchards on II. viii sen Low
and on long time with low rate Of i1tStsSty
For further particulars inquirs Of
ATKINSON BROTDERa,
movie, SONS. Bstssviils, Ohio.
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ET The GRANT and anti GRANT wings
Of the Republican party are having a
lively rquabble over who shall control
GARrIELD's administration. II GRAM,
CoNKLIsa & Co. are not allowed the
lions share, then look out for a huge
muss. They elected him and believe
they can run his administration better
Than lsARfIELu can.
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DIVORCE NOTICE..

MARY 3. TH1ELB. whose place of resi-
Nl dence and postofioe address is unknown.
and cannot with reasonable diligence be
ascertained, will take note, that on the Is b
day Of November. A. D. 1850, Frederick
Thiels fled in the court Of common pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, his petition against
her; the object and prayer of which ID to
obtain divorce from her. on account Of her
willful absence fom him for more than three
years last past Said petition may be heard
and the prayer thereof granted at any time
after the expiration OF six weeks from .hil
date. FREDERICK THIKLB;
By Pearson 4 Doherty, his Att'ys.
nov30, ,'80t7.
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Arm BRoKEN-A man named Smith
employed at the new bridge building be.
tween Caldwell and B.ile Valley, had an
arm ba.,ly crushed and broken las, We'd
nesday. Willie engaged in elevating a
heavy beam to position on top of the
bridge. A rope By which the heavy
timber was being raised slipped from
position, and Smiths arm was caught
hetween the rs.-Noble County Re-
publican, 25th inst
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seWT The NV Y ork Herald is publish
ing the political record cf JoHs KELLY,
Chief of Tammany Hall, aud thus far il
is full of questionable acts, as regards
honesty in The handling Of public funds.
JoHN KELLY NUT ".
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~1he aaleancement was made
recently that syailcate, comaosst OF
American aud English bankers, had been
formed to furnish si0,0oo.000 to COM
plete the N,rthern Pacific Railroad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

swBos INaEssoLL, the man who de-
ridss the Bible and all religious belief,
welcomed GARFIELD upon his arrival in
Washington last week. lsGERsoLL aud
BE1cHER stumped New York for GAR
FIELD and are shining lights in the R.-
publ;can marty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

EwLord BEAcoEsFIELD's new novel,
"Endymion," bids fair to rival "Lo-
THAR" 10 public estimation. His pub
Usher paid him 100000 cash for the
manuscript.
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EHThe remains OF Mrs LUCIA NoYE'.
OF Warren, Pa, were crem4tcd at wash
inxton, Pa, on the 18th inst. The
ashes we're put in small bottle and Va
ken home by Mr.. NoYEs.
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the Numbers for June and December of each
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1881.
HARPERS WEEKLY.
r-cr-
ILLUSTRATES

This periodical, by its able and scholarly
discussions of the questions of the day, as
well as by its illustrations-which are pre-.
pared by the best artists-has always exertsd
q most powerful and beneficial influence
upon the public mind.
The weight Of its inhue ce will always be
found on the side of morality. enlightsn.
ment and refinement.
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ILLUSTRATED.

Studying the subject objsctively and
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FARM FOR SALE.

THR farm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
l Alexander, dsceassd, is offered for sale
Said farm 10 in Adams township, Monroe
county. Ohio, and contains one hundred and
ak acres.
For terms apply to H.. B. HILL
nov9, SONS. Wsodsasld. Oh;e.
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Seven Farms for Sale.

TWR subscriber Offers for sals seven we'll
/ improved farms. containing from
30 te 400 Acres Each,
at very low rates api OF easy terms.
part OF this land is ofsisd by the nm
der'isued aa Rxscutor Of the estate 6f Jacob
Nef, deceased.
For further particulars call on
GEORGE kEIr,
Ons mile west Of New Castle, Or. addrSsS n
Lainx.s r. o., konres County, Ohiy,
july .s0m6.
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~ Gov. WILLIAMS, Of Indiana, died
hast week. Hs was called "Blue jeans
wILuAx,. b,cause he invariably az
peared dressed In jeans.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-30

Ladies, and all who lead sedentaryi
lives, should use DR. METTAUR'S
H EADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. Price 25 cents. For sale at
all Drug Stores.
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aeveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
GOING EAST AND WISH

GOING EAST AND. WISH
On and after Nov. 7. 1850, all trains will
run daily (excspt suadsy) IS follow:
3 Through trains to Pittsburgh.
2 Through trains to Cleveland.
Through trains to Chicago.
Pullmans Parlor Cara between Wsllsville
aud Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS
VIM f. Beardmore,s,
South OF Public square.
40 r.
Furniture,
Quee!n:s'vars,
Groceries.


You can buy any of the above articles
cheaper st this place than any other estab-
i'snmsns IN tne county. nov23 80.
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kgHas the election OF GARFIELD
made money plentier, or brought about
revival in businessa
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372A WEEK. sl2 day At homo easily
%'% made. Costly Outfit free. Address
RUE Co.. Augusta, Maine. Jec2;'7sY.