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, 1881-08-08

Proposition to Call nh Extra session
~ Correct 8kINttictk.

&U Correct 1klasttAcFk.
Special Utspatsh to 1as Chicago Ttttana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 7.-Tho proposition
for HI Dxtru sesalon Of thu Legislature In ortlsr
to euro t!undcr In tho now tax taw, By which
oortafn property Of oxpress companies il OMIT
Ftetl tron taxa1tan, and IL provide for tho pub
lieauon OF tho now oodu In llrxor typo than TINT
spe1lted by tho last Legislature tlsuots With no
1t II 1ookol ul'pu "a MI AtseMpt BY tho Delnu-
orats to tnya!E!o tho lsepu9I!cans Into doing ~
reap tho lvi,Sllt of tho ouniCr Ut tic noxt
c!edti0n. Uov. Porter il now Ahaens ffurn the
city, 10 TINT hts views III tho Hluktcr cannot 10
second extrN su4sIon upon tho giosc af the llrst
Vue, 1t II safo ~ rredlnl tiuab lo will not tvcI
moro llsl,0seA to Vall tho LoxIal aturO together
tn extra session now, Z. :.
, 1881-08-08

MURDERED MS F1ATTIEN-IN-LANv.
SAN FiEASC1sCo. Aug. "a htHuutch frnni
LIyrru,uro says thut John Taylor, wealthy
furtucr, WIS killed this tnurniuE BY hA snr1.it,-
iw, Jnhtl roE,titz. lnhlttz k,ld been 70 cruel 10
hls wife thdt sha lett him AMI rtturt,ei IL her
fntncr: FO61ttx wrnt ~ 'l'aytnr's house md beut
tilo ull min to death will, II club.
, 1881-08-08
Departure Of Force to Surround
. and Capture Them if +,
Possible,
Arrest at Detroit Of the Supposed Mur-
dcrers Of Kelsey, ut ;.
Toledo.
A Keokuk Man Roughly Handled by Cir
GUS Men with Whom He
Quarreled.
MURDER or TWO CHILDREN.


murder WIS committed IN tho outskirts Of this
city lust atentn9. Tho vsctIms were inrro chill
drcn.-n buy NRGI and Ills sister AKed ypats.
Tho children were left ut h0ltlu by tho uncle nnu
HnRt whsle they wcut to market with Il lat1 nf
vegetables, Tho uncle returned nbnut . O'Clock
fur scconal luat1 Of marketing, w1en he fund
tho chldFen ttehI, both hnving bcen brutnlly
murdered. The two chiIlirrn wrro found
lying sido by side beneath tho stla,lu
or 3arBe onk treo with their bruins
and young blood Ict1ewing the Hrass for
a ynru nrotnd. Thc b0dy OF little Lizzie wus
stark imkcu aud still, who TINT Of Joe wus yet
lEttio warln. At tho feet Of tito two murdered
chi!drpn was fn,,nd a now nx, hut
NOT a SPOT Oh Nt.E,fist[ on IT.
At tho head Of tho bnlcs tho wrctct, whu COM
tnlttcd this tcrribiu crime had PLACED s1nui !lr-
tree act In stand Of wood. md used ut Christ
mastidc for decorative purposes. The farm
hands were summoned by tho shrcks OF Mr.
Fisher, tho Uncle. anti tho bodics wcro
carried Into tho ,ho,tse. rs set to dctlnlt
Glow Inns bGcn discovered. An old negress aud
her daughter WIN liyrl near wtre bots, seen In
the grounds and were arrested, but their
presence WINS nat unusual. And tho absence Of
ail motive Ia turning the n.tcnuun Of tho auttor
tiles nway frenu tho w1tncn nthnt1Hll they aru
still held. Tho story Of tho unclc. Sir. Fisher, Is
as fol!ows:
''saturdny morning, between 10 md II o'clock,
Mr. I!nruos, tho two children, uty wife. and nte
tllnner. and shortly attor Mrs. Fisher md myself
started for tho city.
nEF0NE LEAVING,
my wIfc told Llzze, the ttlu one, to Bwccp out
tho dlu1ng-room nud kitchen nuu have laskct
Of chips rbady to bnld tire when VIC returned
homc Thu little ones sccmgd very chGerfus,
mud followed us hnlf why down tho entrance Ut
ttlu grounds, waving thHir innds. and telling t.A
not to forget to bring thcm something from tho
, 1881-08-08

2AS FRANCISCO, Aug. ia hlspntch from
Orcytfio snys: ':J. Y. Noakes wns taken frum
the jail this morning by body Ut nlaskod and
nr,ned men. conveyed a s!ort: distance from
an old lnan mined 4. J. Cr.inl, Il. Chico, three
weeks ugu. by kicking him tn 4euth.''
, 1881-08-08

FFeFF"S -7HPUseH W
0MAn.t. Ncb., Aug. ion Wednesday john
Peterson. waxor'tnaker. a.ld c. 4. Nystrom,
blacksmith. Ind Il tHht. III which kystrotu &C.
screty oundcti Peterson, WIN dttsl to-dny Yrun
thu effects A t'nronrrs ltaueat developed that
therc Wcru serious bruises IN tho t!ecense,i's
no Wns nthorw!se In bad condition. Nystro;n
has been lodged In IuIl.
, 1881-08-08

UN1JJ1Jt TIE " II IEEL9s
Special ufGpdtch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
VAStAtiA. ILL.,. Aug. Fiat Goodwin, lately
employed TN tho VandnItn 1ioad as section boss,
~ns k!lle.l In this city by passing train on that
rond this morning. 1Io had beon drinking for
stvaral dnys, and It IL presumed hc fell uslcep
!ln tho truck. His botly wAs terribly tnnhgleu.
circumstances.
, 1881-08-08

-
NASHVILLE. Tct,t,.. Ang.5.-Janes Ilohs white.
shut md killed wIllIam .tnncs, colored, horc to-
day. lloss had hit cnlorch hoy IN the back
With u ttottp. Jones subsequently went to Iinss
hDt.G mud tieAirc IN know why he hnd nctr.j ,iB
lle bAA iuwar41s the boy. when ltuss ask,.,I him
whnt he hal to do With It. r.tl, Into hls house, 0pt
d pistol, uud shot LUiles tieiltl.
, 1881-08-08
CAPTURE or i Munpnny:r,

Sptesaf Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
FnnT WAYSE, Ind, Aug. 7.-Jnmcs iBHkes, Of
Lafayette. who shot aud Killed bis ncghbpr,
Wtliintn Huwell, last Thursday morning, and
who hns sitcc elu1ed pursuit. was arrested In
Ills burn ncar tho tcenc 0g tho trngciiy this
ti,ornin1. He aaya be catfiot remember any OF
tho c!rEumstafires connected with tho niinlr,
being drunk nt tho tIlnp.k
, 1881-08-08

DENVER Il 1tIO GIeANDE.
Spsefal Dhpdtth 10 Thu Chicago 1rtbuns.
DENVER, Colo., Aug. G.-Tho Denver & 1lio
Gr4n1o Hallway completed Its extension to Gun
tEson City to'luy. 1t Will be opened for busi-
ness Monday.
, 1881-08-08

AN USFORTUS4ATE LOVER.
GALVESTON, Aug. ia spcC!n! says lint Mt
Slpsc Springs II bIacks1 named rnyne shut
u,>l killed Il young nnli ntineu Wood, who t,nd
cntcd on P1ynu's 1uu9hter iu vu!uttou uf
puyi,u's coulfllluu.
, 1881-08-08

Special Dttpateh to 7he Chicago Trtbunt.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-The Quincy. Missouri s.
paellu Division OF the Wal,ash Hoai, It ts now
announced, will bo ready. tn and after tho 16th,
Milan tn Trenton, Mo. Th1 ruul Will not bo
built farther this your.
, 1881-08-08

sptetat Dtsnafeh to TIE Cattaeo Tribune.
spnlN0FiE1.t. H., Aug. 7.-Jumns shortio, n
driver III tho employ Of Starne, Dresaer s. Co.,
while ut work in tho coa-shaft ycstertlny nftcr-
nout'. uus struck on tho hoAd by inuss 1T full
Inv "ni9Ecr.hoafl." wolghnE,tlt Ia aatd, about
tGu f0iln3t un ,lctl from tho effects Ut the Ill
1urIes suun utter. lfe WINS ~ ycurs Ut age. aud
WIS II K0i Ut William ahortio, il nlluer.
, 1881-08-08
AUSTIN l. NORTHWESTERN,

AUSTIN l. SOUTHWESTERN.
Special Dtsoatth to 1hs tMteaeo Ttiaunk
DUBUQUE, H., Aug. 7.-prosident j. Nhou,-
berg md Secretary Forster, Of tho Austin l.
Northwestern l.aElroal, who have boon in the
uity tho pHst few days, loft for Austin to-day.
Yhey vii! Immediately oxtoul tho road upon
thulr arrival.
, 1881-08-08

pnny II. be organized by Vanderbilt IN New
York. ucn. James says thoro Ii IN truth tl it,
that he has no thought Of rcstRntnx.
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u H-.,,
HA 's', .na w'no"y spoos.-s %
oo'u'ns W locs: p.ps'. y. .s.en pos
c. sss.'O. 2, .ne n"nel'o aa.e. .o~a Q
olee"ne'u, " u.qoes"onao'y
spooA o' 'ns 'em,n,ne genuer, because
" "ss ~ eAseaoro'nafs nao't OF nusgine
mooest young men on darx streets and
Of toho"ipg other yonng men who are
'en lou'e<c see .nelr. oe@ e't's. A ie"
evenings s'nce, ~ one % tne cootcnei
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Meridian5IsC

y lnSOpio the direction sof the needle
may vary as much, as tsseiss minutes be-
tween So m. aud 4p fn.--wherefors q
liza. half mile lung Lun 4 ga, m may
,,ifitA. u the 10 ther extremity by ten
feet from the same line run by the came
compass. snd same man, on the same
day at ZIP m. :, = *
To. give the facts ID as brief q CON-
pass as possible, I say thxt the needie
sways back and forth continually; that
the extent Of the daily oscillation Is
smasiest 10 the winter; that il increases
till mid-,ummer and then declines that q
the same place the extent OF this Oscilla.
sion 10 mot the came Tor any two success
sive years thst the avsrsge deviation OF
the needle from the true meridian 10 this
county hrcomes less from year to year,
but Il diminishes at irregular rates; that
no two compasses give exactly the same
deviation; that ordinary compasses may
differ a. much a. cish, OF ten minutes
from each othsr: and therefore no COM
pas eaa Be made a stasdard for any 9th.
er: that each compass must have. its
own Aeviatiou sscertained; tha. j! i
seii-cons,i,uted tribunal shbnld reject
some observations which might not tally
with preoanceived notions, it wAuld not
he GAUSS for teArs and loss Of fslssp tha,
.aas enmpetsai: persen in Asf minutes
aan nzaaiIe an observation correct within
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNT5 and vouchers have been filed In
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, BY the following Executors, Admins
traitors aud Guardians. to wit:
First partial account Of A. @. W. Potts
Admir- with the will annexed Of John A.
Boce. deceased.
First partial account Of Samuel Clegs Admir-
Of the estate Of Jacob Msrkls, decd.
First partial account Of Charles Hill, Admir-
Of the estate Of Mary Crun, deceased.
Second partill acoount of Raooh Martin Rx'r
Of the will of Jacob Hufm an, deceased.
Second partial account Of Jacob Stimpsrt
Guardian Of Rachel Stimpsrt, dscsasei's,
minor heirs. ,SAHN ~
Fourth partisi account Of Simon Fisher
Guardisn Of James 9 Whites minor.
Third and final account Of Mary v. ststson
Guardian Of Frances White. minor. !.
first and fpal account of A., g. Hughes
Guardian Of Mary 3 Hughes, . minor.
Third and 6na account of A. g. Hughes
Guardian Of Joseph Carter. . minor.
FIrst partial account Of Rosina Roth Guardian
Of Hdvard and Matilda Roth minors of
John ". Roth. deceased.
Account Of William D: Disksy Guardian Of
Susan ]. and William Dioksy--anal - to
Susan J. and partial As to William.
ANY person ,intsrsytsd may die written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 9Th day Of March
next, when the same will bs finally heard aud
continued from day to day until disposed Of.
B. (. WALTON,
fsbs.'sIwS. Probate Judss 4. O. o
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Proceedings of Caurt of Common
Pleas.

tlcaSs
James Watson, Guardian, VS. Thomas
Martin, Adm'r, ct 81 /; civil action; judg-
ruent in favor of plaintiff. as Guardian
S25S 125s in, favor Of defendants, Re.
hesea Vanwy and Mary E. MilIerfo
e27l.s aa l,~, nv
J.sB, Often, Committee, vs. ]. r Nor
ris ct al; civil action; order TO reap
praise real estate ---
.stRosannas Reef vsY Mary, Reef Ell al
partitionfandl dower; the plaintiff and
defendants, except John Reef, have
leave 10 reply to the, answer and cross
petition ofs1yohn Reef, 10 80 days.
hi hiL.Spence Va Jareti Sole, ct al; civil
acfinn: decree vacated. leave to plain.
tiff tor amend petition in 80 davs, and
same time to defendant to. amend biz
cfoss petition. hssjsa. 81
w. H. Ffysys A.sG. Hughes &sno.
civil action; service Of commons quash
edlon smotion, Of defendanss; leave to
plsiutiff to issue new. summons. 4.
d Mm Foreaker vs. Thomas Huffman,
ct al civil action; on motion A. B Co.
vert was admitted . party defendan,
with leaseeo ansser In 80 days.
.Jass A. Hutchinson ct al We Isaac e
.Branson ct al; partition; premises ap-
praised ct 1852, and ordered sold by
The Sheriff. "a s.4is
4 Jas. ID Greer, Committee, vs. John
Irwin, ct ial ? civil action; judgmen,
against defendants for S297 so, and OF,
der for sale of real estate.
W T Morris vs Samuel Pancoasts st
al; civil action; heard on motion to re,
tax costs; cverruled. 30 g s.as - y.
John W. Stephens vs Mary. E., Logan
Appeal. Cause continued on mosions
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.PRoBArEi COURT.

January 27.-John W.. Barlow via
appointed Guardian Of 'George,W md
James n Barlow, minors; bond 8S60.
c. L Kroning was appointed Admin
istrator OF the estate Of Kasper Yockev.
decd hond $3 600. Joseph Hodge, G
L Eberle and Simon Luly were appoin.
ted appraisers. '''N as6~ 1a7a ~. isa5 -
January % AN order was issued to
Thos Martin, Adm'r Of the estate of
Evan Haney, decd, to have real estate
appraised. Jacob Fleming, Adam Mess
ner and W S. Way were appointed ap-
praisers. - 05s,.' ay ~
; James HI Graham was appointed Ad-
ninistrator OF the estate of Jane Ora
ham, decd; bond S2l0. Samuel Egger,
George Wahl and John Cooper we're
appointed appraisers y 7e -
M. Warwick, Adm'r OF the estate OF
Elizabeth Masters, decd, obtained an
order to sell real estate 2 e g7y
January 29-H B. Hill, Guardian OF
the estaterof JAS M. and Margaret A.
Alexander; obtained an order to have
realp estate appraised. John Handen-
scheldt, Thomas Morrow and Andrew
Fulton were appointed appraisers.
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1T The Russian array H. Central
Asia hss the Turcofnan warriors on the
ron. While the English army 10 sheTrana-
vssl met the Beers la battle. q few days
sinse, and the result was 3 serious de-
feat. But both these wars, for booty
and territory, will dnally end In the de-
feat Of the savayes who imagine that
they have rights which civilized nations
ought to respecf. Their rights are about
equal to those OF the Indians IN this
country. When gang OF thieving land
spectators want an Indian reservation
they push settlers upon It, and then urge
the Indians 10 drive them of. This
brings on q fight, then the troops are
sent forward and 10 the end the Indians
are beaten and sent away onto othel
lands secursd To- them by treaty and II
turn these lands are stolen from them IL
| tha same manner. The Government hs'
sided to violate every treaty made VIII
the Indisns.
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s ~ Postmaster hAHsARD. who want.
"a. 70 represent Tsnnessse In the Uuited
States Senate. is rsvsnging himself by
dIschsrging IRON his Department the
friends Of mea who aided TO defeat him
a very small business, NJ. kArxARD
sor sn sspirsnt to the Senate to engage
in. -Four opponents gagged you cor.
Esstly when, they denounced you - the
most eontsmpsibls wouid.be great mas
IN America,
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sHERIFF's SALE. : 4.i#
s.ssaB ? ae- 2 :. " zeal % bot hai
McGinty 4 'Straabe ''.s =,
sf''5 vs.. 4 y - q - -
Harrison Coulter & aao. .

r p - Na.-s~ - lsH.a =
DY virtue Of 4 certain order Of sale ID.
Dsued from the court Of common pleas with
IN and for the county OF Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In q case pending in said oourt between
the above named parties, aud to me directed,
/ willsofsr for sale At public auction at the
east doc. Of the oourt houss in Woods6sld,on
Saturday, The .l2fh day of March. 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. n .sand
o'clock p. m. Of sais day the following de.
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
In the tosuship Of Salem and bounded
and describsi - follows: Aud known as =
part of~a one hundssd aud sixty acre tract Of
land, being fractional part of section
twenty four, range three and townsh p two.
beginning for the same at q stone on the east
marked line OF said one hundred and sixty
acre tract: thence west thirty nins yolss 10
atone, No. l: thence east twenty ave poles
to stone No. 2; thence west one pole to
locust corner; thence south sixty three poles
to stone. No. 3. on the section line; thence
east eighty 6se poles to stone on said east
market line Of said said one hundred aud
sixty acre tract; thence with said liue in .
northwestern course to the place Of begin
ming containing thirty four acres.
Said prop ,rty so ordered to 90 sold Is ap-
praised At $1,000. and may sell for two
thirds of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sale,
cash before eonfrmAtion.
WV RRAD,
! fsbs. 'slws. Sheriff u. C. o.
D. w. cooPss aud sraIeos 4 Daress, Att,ys.,
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! D~Tn Dubuque. Ia, two men are
now engaged IN sfwing wood for Mr..
John Coleman who have hietory, One
Of them, John Dernsy, has been I mil.
lionaire. During the war he was mem.
t,er of . New Jersey regiment. and serv-
ed under Mcclellan In the Potomac ar
my. he was 10 manv battles, and re
ceived many wounds He receives .
pension Of eS per month. Al the close
OF the war he went 10 Caliiornis, ana
thence 10 Mexico. where he engaged in
silver mining. and vas very auccsssful,
amassing handsome fortune. About
eight years ago he marrisd the daughter
Of General Emil Toutorets. wealthy
merchant Of Mexico. with, whom he
lived very happily for twoorthree wears.
He decided to sell his property and re-
turn &, this country. 1t did not take
him long to dispose OF his real esta e
and other interests, although he sacri.
6ced considerable of it. His wealth now
consisted OF bonds aad other cash Sc
curitles, which he intended TO deposit
in the Bank Of Mexico for safety, and
to he drawn whsn he reached his desii-
nation On the lo,h Of October, 1874,
the night before he intendsd to start on
his return. his wife stole oil bis, money
and securities and dad with her lover.
and be has never seen or heard Of her
since. He arrived in New York with
little money, and, az may be expected,
gave himself up to dissipation. He has
been wandere. ever since, arriving in
Dubuque few days ago. John Mur-
ply 10 his fellow-laborer at the wood
pile Of Mr.. Coleman. A few years ago
Murphy Was the captain Of steamboat
on the Ohio River. which he owned, and
sas otherwise we'll of. He met With
reverse Of fortune and ill-luck. and last
summer was roustabout on the upper
Miseissippi.
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ROAD NOTICE.

N0ffcR is hereby given, that : petition
.swiil be presented 70 the Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Ohio. satthsir Matoh sss-
sion, 1881, praying for an alteration Of sths
county road lsaiins mp and down the South
branch of Standing Stone Bun, on the laud
Of Joseph Schumacher, Jr In section II,
township Of range S; thence in > north al.
rsction down the valley OF the north branch
Of stsniing Stone Run.through the land Of
said Schumacher. John Ksysor. Jacob Felt.
ner Sterling Jones aud Joel raylos ana end
ing on the lands Of Herman Christuers near
the mouth Of said north branch OF Standing
Stone Run = Many PETITIONERS.
fsbs, ,'Slw4. ~ srn as,s z-s,4sl .r,s
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WCel. =. ". Jesss, editor Of the
athens Jesrsal, died at bic home 10
Athens lsss week Of softssing Of the
bssiu- Col. Jssss was . vigorous writer,
. sssslensn at eli aass snd kind and
saecsionate husband end fashsr. He
win b. mjsssd IN the councils Of the
Democratic party, BY his sssociasss and,
shove Oh. ny bis Interesting family.
Peace to his remsins.
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UAnd nov Il Is rnmored that there
h disposition among Senators 10 re-
lsss 10 connrm the appoi.tment Of SrAx-
LIZ MATHEWS TO seat on the Supreme
Court bsnch. MArTarws worked hard
70 have HAsss occupy TILDsS's place
and expects HE pay. The Republican
Ssns,ors ore not likely 10 defeat his con-
afnation. shsaId Il depend % their
votes.
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~ovsr in Belmoo, County nomIa,

UOvsr In Belmont County nomina-
lions for county ofises are made by del
egste conventions. The 81 Clsirsville
0ssstte, 3iinst., says:
In Monroe, County the Democrats
nominate their county ticket BY the pop.
ular vote system Au effort has been
made to substitute the delegate couven-
Hsn system, but the Democratic over
thars won't have r. They are sensible
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

ADIt 10 sapored st. bomeshd abrosd
Mat there 10 too much Ohio ib'all the
Departments st Washington. An Ohio
man spplies for every vacancy, Il matters
lsot what Of who're. Ohio Republicans
hsss bssoms sleek and fat since the ID.
vent OF GsAnr 70 the Presidency in 1868,
bat their ovsrshsdowing talents (7)
ovsreones their modssty and pushes
sksn " - front, despite the efforts Of
Others TO prevent.
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LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Pail Mall Ga
sette this afternoon, says: 1--WE learn
that Thomas Carlvle is believed to be
slowly si0king. One OF bis most init.
mate friends saw him yesterday. but it
is doubtful whether M. Carlyle recog-
mixed him. He has passed quiet night,
bot 10 very weak" There are faint
hopes OF Mr.. Carlyle's recovery. He
has complication Of complaints.
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HEAa injunction agaiast the eonsol-
idaiion Of the telegraph compariss wss
applied for in Nav York few days
sIaos by Rurus HATCH. The appl,cs-
sIon was denied by Judge BARRErr on
the 81 ius,., and on the same day the
sonsoEdahon was eon.umnatsd.
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! REDExPT1oN NorfcE.s

WoopsYrELD, OHIo: January 10, 1881.
10 FSsd Eind2e6asSsss Akom itmay C1nsssi,:
Notice is hereby gwen, that n. J. Dough-
ertye hat deposited insths County Treasury, .
sum Of money suiicient 10 redeem the south
east qu~ter Of the soasheast quarter OF SEQ.
tioH n. township s Of rspss q. ssid land
WAS sold for. taxes BY John Gatohsll, Treasu.
rsr Of Monroe County Ohio, yannsry 10, lSsl.
8. A. AfKIhk0N,
jsn2b'8lt3. Auditor, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

A Minneapolis jury has decided that
Ovid Pipney was OF unsound mind when
he drew his famous will. The contes-
tants had previously compromised with
Trustee Taylor, agreeing to acceIt tvo--
thirds Of tha estate and let one third GO
to charities.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

- rhs school hook aepds are work.
ing, like beavers up u Colnmbaa. Leg.
islstors eanaot afford to adopt the eng.
ssstions Of the asads, - they are inva-
riably sgsinst the interests Of the public
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

ETThe Esglish House of Commons
held . ~ hours session last week while
the Irish Coercion billssas under copsid-
esssion. pAsssts' and hisr rhretbes oh
stsuc,ionists fought the bill at every
sssp, and nually forced su sdjournment
The bill will pass and its provisions will
place ireland under rigid military rule.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

aHplymoath. North Csrolina. 1Mas
almost totally destroyed bv Ars op;the
"a Inst. Iasaraaoe el17.5eo. which
dos not begin 70 oovss the losses.