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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-27
eleftrtrSes etat tn Der senatstammer

Seuutor 0tabOne bat einen gerid5t oes
@Omite'S fir 8egieruu9S9ebGube unO @runOz
| itlide eiugerei6t, in BEN bic @infiibrun9
elettrii9er 8eleu6tung on Steqe bes @aSz
Iid)tes in Der Senatstammer befiirlportet
ipiro. gritens, beiBt es i'm Serift, ruerOe eS
bllliger, alS @a8lidt iein, bod miro oarauf
aufnertiam gema9t, baB Die Soften Der Ser
dnoerun9 Der 9eitIng cine beiOnOere Sertuil=
ligun9 notbwenOig MAIDEN uiiroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-27
9eIahnrnn ifr bic WnIiiiitsn Cor uns Sole.

gouo0n, 26. NIGri. - Str. SSul. Serz
non Sarcourt, Der britiide 0itnilter beS Sn-
neru, ubeueidjte beute Dem 8oli5tten Gor,
mG6er unmittelbar Dor Der grpIoltOn in Der
gGeitniniter 1oue OaS ruu9enOe Badet 0pz
nar,it nit @efcbr ieiueS yeben5 III entfernen
Ueriudte, bic 8rinj albert NieOallle. @or
wuroe betauutljd Durh bic Grploiton i4Wer
perlctt. YoliSiit Cole, mel9er nd bel lener
@elegenbeit ebeniauS nlUiterbait auffiibrte,
erbieIt pon Dem DtiutIter cine @ratulatton5=
AOreIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-27
Rarft uno S0rie.

QiuerpooI, &c. Ntdr3, 1880 Uiittags.
- gaumtpo0e: 0titttliorte SberlGuoer 6;
Ditto. gieru.SrleanS lI16.-9ie Sertaufe
betrugeu 5000 8auen, SpetElatiou uub
2lusiubr 1000, 3ufuhr 10000.
gonoou, &c. Mdrj. - Ser. Staateu-
SbligatiOnen: 4=prc3. 124B, Ditto. 44spro3.
l144, 90. oerldngerte 5=prO5. 1O44.-aftten:
Q.=@.zgB. 27;, 90. 2. II, @rie 1876, DO. 2.
So, Stem s9Ort-@entrul 9S8, YeHni. .s@entraI
55s, SUE. Central l294, &eaOiu9 Il, Cana.
biuusY Yocific 98a, 0tertcan Sl4r ct. Paul
Common 72i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-27
turn, SdliHbriidle uno YeOCnspsrIuit Gn
Der 81 Sititc noa WaoasaefGr.

Von0on, 26. Wdri. = Nu5 GamataOe
miro gemelOet, oaB ON %. 8ebruur Elm Utrs
beerenoer Sturm an cr&iiite oOn Dtaoa9aS-
Tar miitbete. Die ameritauliAe 8arte DSa=
ruh !6obart," iopie Die iranS6Tid)eu 9ampfcr
uSiie" uuo yAr9o" i6eitcrten. StebenSebn
NeRideu tamen umS geben, uno GROCER
Sdaoen entitano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-27
Cine spant5dle SolcEie lit 2lirifn oen Si.9C
bprc!C; d5eSid4eu.

Wabrio, 2G. Mtar3. - Qus Der neuen
ipanilden Soloute am @OIOs6luiie an Der
gGeittuite afrita'S piro gemelOet, 0aB jeHe
giieoerlafuug uou GiH9eDoreuen aEgegrtffen
uuroe, ruelde Die 6altoret9ebdaOe 3erit0rteu,
ieds Spanier t0Oteten uuo Uiele in bic Sc
fQnaeuidlQit Idlleppteu.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-29
FACTS.

Those contemplating = trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con.
snlt the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio. road. It's celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond ell
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carriedin first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change Of
,ars tc. Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut a single change Of cars to Iowa,
R.,ssas, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota.
e.s. No other line can offer such advan.
tages as the Baltimore and Uhio.-ls
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to the saving Of much Of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiviug q letter from one Of the B. 60.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. T..
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J T. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
toris, Ohio; to T. A. Lee Zanesville-
Ohio, or call upon either Of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thor agh informa,
ton as to all necessary details of time
connections. fares, baggage, etc., etc.
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Thirty Confederate Soldiers.
Youths Companion.


Salt Goldfish was species Of food tha,
not one southern soldier 10 10000 knew
how to prepare. The confederate crui er
Alabama captured a vessel laden With
dried Goldfish. The fish, though die.
tasteful to The soldiers, was distributed
among them as ra,ions, and they had to
ea, Il or 60 hungry. 10 the hottest part
of July company Of confederate sol-
diers occupied the advance rife pits
facing the urion forces. Their onl,
ration was salt Goldfish. which hunger
forces them to eat. The more :thev ate
the more wa'er they drank. About the
time they had emp,ied their csnteens
he fe,ierals. having got the range, open.
ed cross lire that made it dsngerou.
for confederate to show bis head above
the pit. All dsv and night the thirsty
cotfederaies endured the f'e without.
Not til ten o'clock the next morning
we're they relieved, by an advance q
their own army. from the terrible i'm
prisonment. l. il said that to this ds,
net man of that picket line will touch
sslt feb. '
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New Idea In Fl NIT Dryirs.

The use OF oil stoves IS becoming very
common Thev NAV he made 10 do good
service in drying fruit, o' Rhich, in some
sec,ions,there is q large xcess this wear
Whoever hurns hard coal (sn,hraciit J
knows what coal site, is The simplest
torm Is sqnare box Of half inch stuff,
w,th coarse wlre.cloiii bottom and no
top. The wire.cloth should he Of gal.
vsnised iron, and has abou, four sqnares
to the inch The sidee of the hox are
about three inches high, and it is about
fourteen inches square The boxes are
easily made. the wire heing attached by
strips nailed TO The edges of the frame
Fruit laid upon the wire in the boxes. and
several b, xes piled evenly one upon The
other, may he quickly dried by placing
the stack thus made upon an oil stove
The heat must he tqnalisad by la,lng an
iron plate laid above the flame. which
must he kept low. The 1owermost box
needs to be removed and placed on lol
every now and then special care heine
taken not to cook the fruit. The drying
will ,bus go on entirely Under control,
and almo.t as rapidly as in the patent
drier For large quantities patent drier
may be used.-Boston Globe.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

uH IA
ORALBD PROPOSALS will be received ct
y the Auditors Office Monroe County, Ohio.
until January 4, 1885; at IL O'Clock. NJ, for
performing the labor and furnishing the ma
terial necessary for tbs erection Of the fol-
lowing bridges. viz, g Tfskgs. Drtgss
lst. Wooden superstruoture 76 feet in
length, IA feet roadway. and abutments for
the same, at g. W. Cliffs fording on Clear
Fork. Bethel township:
I'd, Wooden supefstruature so feet in
length, IA feet roadway, and abutnsnts for
TIE same. at Hiram Hines fefding, Franklin
township: s.slslFs
Sc. Stone arch or iron structure 40 feet In
length, IA feet roadway, and abutme1ts for
the same. at Brad6eld's fording. Jackson
township. sf ses esresq s'ass
4th. Wooden superstructare so feet IN
length, Ia feet roadway, and abutments for
the same at Prices fording in Green town
ship,
Bidders are required 10 iurniah plans and
specifications setting forth the nature, quail.
ity, and size of the material TO be nssd in
the erection Of each Of the said BRIGGS; the
strength Of the structure when completed,
and the separate cest of base and sdpsrstruc.
ure.; when any proposal includes both.
whether there is any patent right on the
proposed plan and II any on what part therof.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Commissloners.
q. r. MUHLBMAN,
decs, ,'85td. Auditor M. c. o.
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PROBATE. NOTICE.

q
A CC0UNTS and vouchers have bean 6led
II in the Probate Codft of Monroe County.
Ohio, by the following Administrators, Bx.
scutors and Guardians, 10 Wit: -
First and final sosount Of Levi Baldwin
Exeoutor Of the will Of william y. Baldwin,
deceased.
fffst and 6nal account Of william Brown
Adnl'r Of the estate Of Peter Ault, deceased.
Second partial account Of A. v: sisck
Guardian Of Marian Slack, . minor, and 6naf
account IS Guardian Of George salck,a minor.
First partial account Of e. 8. Buchanan
Adm'r Of the estate Of Thomas J. Twinsm,
deceased.
Foartk Gid final sccount Of Rpoch Martin
lsts Administrator, wi,h'ths will annexed, Of
the estate Of Abraham Huffman, deceased, ,bv
3. A Martin Administrator Of the estate Of
Rnoch' Martin, deceased.
First sid final account Of W. Z. Mallory
Administrstor de bonis nom Of the sststs ee
John 8. Davidson, deceased.
First partial account Of Frederick KasssP--
man Administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed, ofths estate Of Richard Angus,
deceased. .---- -
First and 6nal socosnt Of Joha' letters Adj
ministrator Of the estatsof Elisabeth rrsn.
bly,, deceased
First and final acsouut Of Frederick C..
Mshl Bxeoutor Of the win Of George MsAl,
deceased.
sixth partial scoount Of Martin vsnsst
Guardian Of Jacob Beam, An insans person.
ANY person Interested may ale written. ex.
ceptioLs to said acoouuts' " ahy ZEN thereof
on or before the 3lst day ef December A. d.
1856. when the same vii. be finally heard and
disposed Of. 4. J. PEARSON.
deol, ,'s5wS. Probate Judge Y. CO.,
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an Irfamoas Swiss Custom.

!. Thy do queer things in Switzerland.
considering that u Swiss euloeize their
ceusirv o. 'ihe lnpd OF liberty" The
children Of poor people are regularly
Airei oht BY sustiun Ia most OF The can
fens There was most painfal scene
recently In tie market place Of Biel. .
tom near Berne, where, In spite Of the
heartrendine entreslies OF widowed
mother, her four young children, rang
ing from Two TO ten, we're ''placed" ont
for year TO the highest bidder by the
public crier; the family being thus bro-
kea sp and separated Tor fear lest the
woman should he compelled to seek for
assistance from theio This IS really
verv nearly as bad as the old slave sales
in America; and should donht whether
there is snv other country In Europe
where such an iu'amors svssem Exists
at tho presen, 'ime. London Truth
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~ Mrs r s.. Liyermore, OF Silver
Cretk, N y, . member OF the Womar's
Educational and lsdustrial Union, Of
Buasla. hss demonstrated wonan's ca
issDilisy toplbn sHd carry TO succesa-
fur issaa . Hnsiness enterprise. Her
pretty Q,een Ann house, which stands
on the brow Of one Of the hills over,
looking the village OF Silver Greek, was
huilt with the earnings OF her own. in.
venliou. Before her marriage she vas
asdressmaker by trade, and. having at
tempted without success to use several
charts for cutting dresses, she united the
hest features of each one that she had
tried in new chart OF ber own. Her
agents canvas for its sale in every state
from Maine to California. and as bust
sesss enterpfise her undertaking has
proved successful and remuneratIve.
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fHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 70. 1885.
A Tough Diet Even for q Healthy
Man.
lSan Franci.co Call.

kcan Francisco CALI
The f,ct wss/ uhlishad 10 the Can
thst on Thurs iay OF lsst week John
Eckley. . young nan Of sbou, twenty
,ears If age, ia piaying some jug.
Cling tricks. &C. fdentally swallo sed
ptnknife, the blade oi which was open
at The time. The hlade was not only
sharp on the edge hut unusually sharp
At the point A fhysician was imnedi
atelv sumn1oned, Who prescribed an
perient and order that no food Of any
Kind be given the young man. Master
EckIey's father vas, how.ver. doubtful
of the prorosed remedy As Eckley
lived near Port Costa. Mr. Wilder was
legrsphed To tor PERMISSION 10 stop
fhe overland train on i've way past and
orders we're sent to Port Costa 10 stop
At the ranch. So the man Was quicklv
brought to the city bv his parents. The
physician consulted; Immediately asked
what steps had been taken, and was
much blessed 10 bear that M sperients
had been taken. and none given. The
rs'ient vas made TO lie on one side the
fret day. was told TO eat as much food
% postihle, no m d'cine being given.
He has heen kept qniet and we'll fed
tses aimee, and Yesterday was rslieved
Of hia indiges,ihle luncheon. The pearl
on she handle ef the knife ~ss much
e: ten and reduced 10 size nv the acid Of
The stomach. so that the rivets holding
h 10 the metal projected considerably.
hut the open hlade was as bright and
keen % ever Before voung E k'ey vac
relieved OF his nnpsla,sble luncheon be
sxperieBced some incohvenience but no
seysfe pain. Tne vnune tnan, is how
evtr, considered vs,y fortunate 10 have
escaped % essily.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TIER unknown heifs Of aebscos Morris, Dc.
/ ceased, (wlo. was intsrmsryied. With
Barua Norris and who was dauehter Of
Henry Norris, deceased whose residence d
Newark, Writ County, West Virginia, win take
notice that on Thursday, the 81 day bf Dsc.
oember 1885, Simon Morris died his pstitioa
in the court of oommon pleas Of Monroe
county Ohio, against the above named par.
ties and others, praying for the assssnmsnt
Of dover TO Charlotte Norris. widow sf
Henry, Morris, deceased, and for partition Of
the following described real estate situate n.
Monroe oouhy, Ohio, 40 VIZ:
The northeast qusrtst and the southeast.
part Of the southwest fourth aud the north
east part Of the .northealt fourth OF The
southwest quarter OF section twenty four
I241 township ri seven; range r. ssvsn.
containing in all one hundred and sishsy
.Xaso. ioi number sssJ aty svs i ?. 9.
cAveiandss addition 70 the Village 'of Cslsis.
Monroe county, Ohio. .
Also. tns following described fsli' esSASs'
situate in Noble oot,Hty. Ohio; 70 win The
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
and ffact'on number one (of the southeast
qusrtsr and the seashwess qaartst) Of sss.
tion thirteen isl. in township ISL eight ~
range ri seven. containing one hundred
and forty four acres.
Also. ths southeAst quarter of section rlgF
nineteen. township Isl eightrsnssF7l ssvsn,y
containing one hundred and sixty acrss.
Also, lot number one. northwest quarter q
section 1901 twenty, township [sl sisAs.
renss e. 1seveu. contsinins one handtsd a7d
thirty one acres. - smraa soe1f- 81
Also, the v ,st half Of thS northeast ousy.r
ter and the northeast qaArter OF the uorsk
east quarter Of ssstiUn tasJ twenty six;r
township [s1 eight, range ,k7fssvsn. ,eoa-r
tanning one hundred add twenty one 40 e. !.
and being ALI the roar estass Of which Henry
Morris died seised.a 50 fsa ss',
Said parties are required to answer on sf.
before the 18th day Of February, 1850; OF
judgment MAJ be taken against them.
SIMON MORRIS,
By J. p. SPRIGaS 81 and g. a. JENNINGS, hiss
/ Attorneys.N ss,a.ee dee6.e6t7
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Queer Smiles.

ga miss is as good aa mile" and .
great deal better. You can't kiss mile
A brakeman was caught between two
freight cars the other day and was de-
scribing his suffering to his wife WHY,
she exclaimed, "thal's just the way il
feels when you are breaking new pair
OF ccrsets " 3t
II is sad that bee can pull more in
proportion TO its size than horse I'VE
don't know as to thst," says the 'Buena
Vista Democrat, tbut they are quite pow
erful when they back up TO sou and
Gus b"
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I1|.|IIL. ~ - G. Il
A vell.dressed youre man entered lbe
private ofSaep Of bank and asked for Q
sltuaiioa. The banker, benevolen'-
asokipR. old gentleman, kindly invited
the yoong man 10 be, seated. "Ah,"
said ne old gentleman when be had sesd
seversiiettess which the applicant han
ded him. II see yon are well recon
meIded." Yes, air. fes I have held
msoy Important pos sitions" "Thoroneh
" understand your business Isuppose r.
"Ob. yes I" These letters say that your
hshjss srs good = sThsy are, SIR
"DAn't uee tohacco r. = No. sir. y "Never
wss druHk Z, Never II sed to teach
q cfsss n Sdnday schooif". Y.s. sir
"Wellsvelhs q young man just like
yov." You aad7' Yes. hut he left
u.s." "Wnere is be novi' "That'r
what We sre irving to find out. Good
morning. Arkansaw Toseler.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

fyI7ILLfAM HRNDRIx, residing At Nance.
w Iona, Antrim county, IN the State Of
Michigan, viii take notice that on the 29th'
day of August. 1858, Samuel George hled his
petition in the court of commos pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, against said William
Hendrix and others; the obj cot and prayer Of
said petition being for-the reformation and
foeclosursof . mortgage given by said vii.
liam Hendrix and one Davii Hentrix to
James W. Hollister on one Hundred and
eighteen acres Of land in sections twenty
and twenty one, OF township three. rsnse
fve, In the county of Monroe and State Of
Ohio; and. also. for judgment on three prom.
issory notes secured by said mortgage. for the
marshalling Of liens upon said lands and the
sale th~eof in default Of payment Of said
judgmsnt.
Said defendant is required to answer on or
before January 2, 1885.
2e SAMUEL GEORGE,
By his Attorneys, GALlAHER 4 WooDBRrDes.
nov3, ,'S6t7.
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What cold Fritz~ said.

II was an snboiism OF frederick the
Greats that "Fscts are divine ihiDRs." :
An undisputed fsct is that Dr., Pierce's
"Galden Medical Discover" the most
powerful liver vitslizer txiant. and by
iss characteristic amt searching action
win cure .dyspepsia, constipa ion, drop
sy, kidney disease, sick-hesdache, and
other mslsdies which, popular opinion
TO the contrary notwithstanding, are d.
reetiy tracraSle to diseased contiitian
OF the liver, by whi.h its workas purifier
of the blood Is msds Incomplete. All
druggists. Ter -
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Houses In Finland.
Foreign Letter,

Houses % Finland are built by fret
raising q substantial foundation OF stone
.versl feet abeve the ground. Upon
shls beams are lied one above the other.
dovetsiline at the corners, and packed
with moss and other good non.conduct.
ing material, and firmly fastened TO each
other nv wooden pegs so as 10 make up
the walls. Deals are laid on the ou,side
IF these. walls, and they are carved,
painted and otherwise adorned, accord
ing 10 the wealth and fancy pf the owner.
Houses thus constructed are very warm
The czar! and czsrina slept in one OF them
on their recent visit to Finland.
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A Veteran Locomotive Engineer.

A locomotive engineer who can point
to forty years Of uninterrupted service
without Q single accident is not q man 10
he met with every day. Such one 10 D
Saxon engine driver Of The name OF
HeDze, who has just gone intoretirement.
During bis forty ye@s nf railway riding,
Herze has travelled q d'stsnce OF 253 SAT
geogrsphicas miles, or l900,l00 kilome.
lers-in other words, distance equal to
iorty-seven journeys round the earth. AZ O
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CoNsEcr oSs-Toledo with all lines enter
ing the city.
CoSSrcrIoNs-Fremcnt. L. &. & W. r B,
Clyde, B 4 W R r. Bellevue N YC & st L.
R. Mcnroeville B 4 D B r. Wellington c.
c C 3. Crsston N YP& o, Orrville r B
A&CRR,P C&T and Pr w&CR R,
Massillion. W&CRR, and CT 4 W r.
R, Valley Junction Valley RR, Canal Dover,
C & P & r and C Il wR &. New Comers-
town, P C & St L RiR, Cambridge, & o B.
R, Point Pleasant, C W&NY B, Marietta,
C W&BRR.
n. D. WOODFORD, JAMES NJ. HALL.
Genl Manager. Genl Pass. Agt.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons Knowing themselves indebted
II either by note or mortgage deed. to the
estate of Michael Schaub,, deoeassd, are
hereby notified to lift them Is they come
due All unsettled accounts sfter the FIRST
day Of April. 1856, are liable to be placed
in the hands of law for collection. The
sale notes Of Henry +. Wiley and also ]. M.
Mason's sale notes will draw interest from
date due at 6 per cent. X. &. ZANE,
) dsc5 'S5w4. Administrator.
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ex.wbi,ky and cards have caused

EF"Wbisky and cards have caused
my ruin" was the language used by
John II. Megown in letter t. bis vile
Holifying her that she would not see him
again until be could provide hume
MeeoS IN bss been employed in the postal
service for four wears, running he! Ween
Pinshurg, and Crestline. and though
drawing . good salary. led . fest life
that kept him IN debt and csus d his dis
charge. He leaves wife and Eve chiI-
dren destitute who will he cared for by
relatives. Megown was arrested lat
month on q charge of having voted
illegally and taken to Cleveland but va
acquitted. Bucyrus Forum
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Every day adds TO the great amount
of evdeace as to the curative powers of
Hood's SarsspsTi,la. L,tters are con-
iinnAIiy being received from ell sections
of the county,. telling Of bent iitsderived
rom this great mediuine II is-une qnal
led for general debility, and as q. blood
purifier. Q, reiIiDg every trsce OF scrofuls
on other impuri,y. Now is the time to
,aKe II, prepsse,tby c L. Hood & Co.,
ujwtll, MIS-.
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'Trains ,run daily. fDailY' except Sunday.
All trains betwsen Columbus and G noin-
1atf run through witHoue change Of ssqs,
connecting in tlie Union. Depots with all al.
vsrgi' g lines. - = -~''s +
The Past Express leaving Cincinnati at
. l0pm, is o solid train To Pittsburgh via
Wheeling. sleeping oar attached.
s. p. .PBABODY W. K. REPPBRT.
dsn'l Supt I isn'l Pass. Agent.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred Kindelberger, or whom nmay Concern:
Notice is hereby given that VIM. G. Kfncaid
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf-
icient 10 redeem lot No. q gin the town Of Me-
chanicsburg, sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by
John Ruegsegger, Treasurer Of Monroe county
Ohio, January 20, 1855 in the name Of VIM.
C. Kincaid to Fred Kindelbergsr.
II. r. AUHLkMAN,
dec1, 's5t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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s6r"Mr. J.. Nixon. Of this place.
while in attendance at Bfesbvtery, at
Nesport, u r, ,"ssvs the Franklin Re.
Hositosy, "engsged in convei sation with
itse young Indian whom Presbytery took
unier its care. En speaking of Indian
ramos this young man said 4: Now the
river Susepehanns received its name in
this way. An Indian standing on one
ride Of the bank called across to the
ether. 'sSusqae." which means "Are you
there y His iriead replied: "Hsnns," !"
which interpsesed means. IL am here I"
A white man standing near heard IL and
named, lhe river accordinely."
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