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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.


CouR DU NEUvIeME DISTRICT JUD1CIA1RE
PARoIssE DE LA po1NTE CoUP6E.
= A. Verneuil l. Co. VS.. Gustavc Major
No. 2219.
t1N vertu de ct pour satisfairc il un
writ de alias f. ia lance dams la cause ci-dcs-
sns lntitulec. ct a moi adresse par l'IIonorable
Cour du Neuveme District, dams ct pour la pa
rosse ct Etat susdits, pour satisfare la dcmande
lu plaignant ct aux frais, jai saisi ct j'otirira
en- vcnte publique, a Ia maison de cour lc
Samedi, 4me jour de Ao1 1860,
Ii II. A. NJ, tous les drois ttres ct intGrets que
lc defendeur a dams ct lalite preprete ci-
apres decrite, savoir:
Washington negre age d'environ Al ans.
I'm cheval al6zan.
Cu certain lot dc terrc situee sur File de la
fausse- Rivieres en- scettea parofsse, ayant deux
arpentsset delni de facade sur quarante de pro-
fondeur; borne dun cote par ia terre de Bell
Arlau, aVec tcutes les batisses ct ameliorationsA
qui sy trouvent.
Iermes ct Conditions de Ia Isnle:
Compliant aycc bGnGfice destination,
SEVERN pORCHE Sheriff.
Pointe-Coupee, % mai 1860.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
coUR DE NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUDIcIAIRE.
PAR0IssE DE LA PoINTE. CoUPEE.
~ A. Horton & Nc Caulay
Steamer lndiancla.
James Ransom & autres proprietarcs
No 1892
Charles W, Grccnlee & Hugh Sliccr
Steamer Indianola, Capitaine & proprietaires
A. No 1928
William Oliver.
rsyS -
Steamer Indianola & proprietaires
2609
CaONFORMEMENT aux ortlres de Honorable
sour du 9me District Judciaire en- ct pour la
Paroisse ct Etats susdits.
Je soussigne, procederai vendre en- adiudica-
ion publique a Rcd-River Landing dams cette
Paroisse,
Mardt, lone jour dc Juliet 1860.
A IL heurcs A. NJ tous les drots titres ct intG-
cts que les defcndeurs ont dams ct la proprifte
ci apres decrte, savoir:
LIE Steamer Indanola, avec toutes scs machi-
les ct appareils & t.
Isrnses et conditions de la rente Compliant
SEVERN PORCIE, sheriff
'ointe-Coupee % Juin 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23

UNECHANSON DE CIRCUMSTANCE.
Nos corrcspondances de Paris sont par.
lt dune cllanson qui courait ct don't lc
reiralf. est une sortc de luxembourg, qui
en- fait unc tlechc 'adressc du general
Lamoricitre. Voici lie textc de &C NOR
ccau plus. on moins poetiquc:~
MAURICE EFT JEANETTE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
ETAT DE LA.LOUISIANE.

Bayou Lattanache, juinl 1860. .-3f
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23

CoUR DE JUICE DE PAIx DU 3eME DISTRICT
PARolssE DE LA PoINTE CouPGE.
Joseph TOrras
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

TIE FAR--The hurry Of getting to press
last week with the list Of premiums, left us bat
little opportunity for noticing such things ns
presented special claims for commendation, and
to allude to some Of the more general features
of the fair, and the claims II hos upon onr citi-
Eens for devotion Of a greater share Of their
attention. To be sustained with anything like
the interest which It's utility and advantages real
iy eutite it, our citizens generally, and our bust
ness men particularly, must make some tri6ing
sacrifices Of time and labor To say that they
have not time to enter for exhibition some por.
tions OF their particular wares, while they stay
at home, and reap the advantages Of increased
business for which they are indebted to the
gathering which the fair brings together, is
hardly capable Of defence All have a COM
mon interest 10 the success Of these occasions,
and oil may and should contribute something,
and the desire to do this, should be growing
one, and every year show perceptible advance
in the variety and quantity Of commodities
brought out The force Of these hints have, no
doubt been seen, and will, it is hoped, be acted
upon next year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

THE PRINCE OF WALES, who is now only
simple Baron Renfrew, is getting on well in
his travels and seems to be having more
enjoyable time of it in the U. States than
he did among the somewhat oficious and
fnssy Canadian subjects of his mother. He
has been quail shooting in Illinois, and tore
his trousers while chasing rabits-so the
reporters Of the metropolitan press tele-
graphed- and having been as far west as
st. Louis, is now returning eastward. His
reception in the western cities has been
friendly, generous, and generally in good
taste, and as enthusiastic as the proprieties
of the case allowed The prince aud his
party are said to have been much astonish
ed and graft fed with their view ofthe Great
West, and it is to be hoped that they will
see the older portions of the country under
equally favorable circumstances. A week
more will take the distinguished visitors
from Cincinnati through central Pennsyl,
vania to Washington, an another week will
bring them north again as far as New York
city, to which four days are allotted. Bos.
ton and Cambridge are to have them on the
l7th 18th, 18th, of October and on the
goth they will embark at Portland for
| home
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

The DoUGLAs AND BELL EVERETT Fac.
TIoYs, in Massachusetts are talking "truck
aud dicker' again. in the hope to throw up
a large solid vote against the republicans,
and perhaps carry some of the close con-
gressional aud senatorial districts. Mr..
Beach says he isswiling to retire as the
Douglas democratic candidate for governor,
in order to bring about sucha lovely con-
junction, but it is not probable that the Bell
party can afford to drop Mr.. Lawrence for
a poor man and q democrat. too, as they
must in order to make coalition. Their
fusion, we presume, will be confined to the
close congressional and senatorial districts ;
and in the latter tiey may make ,somes'ling,
but not in the former. Mr.. BGrlIe me is
the only republican congressman ttSese would
be any chance of defeating by a union of all
the opposition /; bat he will be saved by the
obstnacy of the Breckenridge faction and
the influence Of the Custom House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

SKETCH OF ABRAHM LINCOLN Extract
from letter written from Springfield, Ill
inois
"Mr. Lincoln of our town, is of co1rse
well known to US, and we esteem him as a
man OF great superiority of character, intel
lectually and morally. He is thoroughly
conversant with our political system, his
speeches are always very much to the point,
easy to be understood, forcible aud convinc-
Ing in high degree. He is a good talker,
Illustrating bis remarks with an Apostle
fund of anecdote, and there are few assem-.
blnges in which he would not command the
general attention AS public man he
would neither be assailed nor swerve; I
would as soon expect SAM Adams to sub
nit to the Stamp act, as Abrahm Lincoln
to dishoner himself in pucic act aud if
he reaches the Presidency anticipate for
| him fame second to few other Of our coun-
trymen. Those in other parts of the Union
who consider him a second-rate man had
better disabuso themselves at once Of this
error Mr.. Douglas, his competitor, has
all the inferior energies. but no moral force !;
has no. proper conception Of a question that
touches the moral and religious sensibiities
of a people-and to suppose that the slavery
agitation can be settled or diminished by a
man of bis type is simply absurd, as well ex-
pect figs from tbislles Douglas is pigmy
to Lincoln in all that gives character TO a
generation"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

u, .. de Land & Co. employ new process
10 renniug the saleratus manufactured by them.
nls process Is recent discovery, and is declar-
cd oy chemists and scientific men to be the
most efectual method known, tits in use at
no other establishment in the country. salera.
tus to be heallhful and wholesome, must be
perfectly free from Impurities. De Land & Co. Z
saleratus is perfectly pure. For sale by All
good grocers. Manufactured aud for sale al
Wholesale by D. D: De Land q Co.. FairpOrt,
Monroe CO. New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

PASTORAL REsIoNATIoN.--Notice was given
on Sunday last, to the people of the Baptist
Church, by its Pastor the Rev. Mr. CLARK, that
his pastoral relations with them would cease on
the 10th of November next. The labors Oi
Mr. CLARK in this place have not been without
good results in building up and cementing the
bonds of union of his people, aud his separa-
tion from them, and consequent removal from
among US will be regarded with regret, by the
Baptist denomination as well as by those Of a
different creed 4 the wish will bea common one
that wherever his lot may be cast, he may with
his family, be blessed in bis basket, and in his
store
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

BRIEF MENTION Our merchants are in
much the same fix that we are, so emersed
in business that we hardly know which
way TO turn. The advertisements of some
Of them will be foaud in our columns this
week, ard the apologies Of Others. The
1attering prospects for business, and the
starting OF some new stores, has caused
much more liberal purchases than at any
iormer time. Such an avalanche of goods
as having been coming in for week or two
past, betokens the popular conviction as tC
the fall and winter trade.
HerrieE q. Bro. have very heavy ant
attractive stock. See their adv.
Root T. MOyrisOn, are putting forth their
best energies to get their purchases arraug
ed. ADV. last week.
Tyler and Collins have been buying Will
unusual laviShness, aud are as busy as the
best of them
o. Gllett, was among the first who
went east aud he is quietly reaping the re.
wards of careful and liberal supplies. See
advertisement.
E. II. Roberts, with bis accustomed
regularity and energy is prepared to assert
This claim to full share of business favor
See adv.
~ p. Robertson, takes the epidemic in
the natural way, and is shelving full sup
plies of seasonable goods.
Wolf and Co. not willing to be outdonC
is moving with the mass, and expects in q
day or two to display handsome aud full
stock.
Brigham q. Co.'S. enormous stock we al
luded to last week.
T. s. Lay, has added largely to bis
usual stock, and brings out some new things
In the line of foot gear besides devoting q
part Of his establishment to ready made
clothing.
TOo1'6s, is never behind, always in readi-
ness to meet his customers aud refuses to
be outdone.
HaskeH 4 W5liams, need no stimulent.
The quantity as well as the unallty and
price of their goods, speak their own com
mendatiOn.
Prentice 4 Osborn, are modern men, ant
never suffer themselves to get far bebipt
their neighbors.
George Willard goes east in day Of
two and we shall speak of him when he
returns.
Hshdry g. Copeland, is the most eiful
gent firm in town. Darkness and light are
both alike to them. They are giving light
TO the world. Even the village editor has
TO light bis testal 6res from their altar
If anybody has been overlooked, they are
requsted to make 1t known by rising,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
MARRIEp.

AT the American House In Jefferson By Rev Thomas Oliver
Oct l. Miss DELILAH MkRsH Of Orwell 70 Mr. JOINS s. CAsE
Of New Lyme.
1.-THE residence Of Mr. s. r. Hekosk In jefferson Sept
ls by Rev +. g. Lamb, Miss ELLEN HIcocK 10 Mr. y. T.
OAsrKRLISE Of rainesvile
Al the same place By the same Sept 20, Miss A. HIo-
KoK 10 Mr. N. o. LEAs Of Paineayile.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

@sAn agent sent from New Brunswick
to England TO purchase neat stock has re,
tnrued without bringing any, on account of
prevalence of pleurO-pneumonia among the
cattle there. He says the existence Of the
disease is kept secret as far as possible, but
he found abundant evidence of it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

b9~DouglaS denounce's Breckenridge as
a "Disunionist and yet Douglas men are
called upon to vote in N. Y. for ten Eec-
tors who are the avowed friends of Breck-
enridge. And Breckihridge men are asked
to vote for twenty-five EleetoF who ap-
plaud Douglas for stigmatizing their candi-
date Such are the elements of fusion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

Ts LAY requests US to say that be "has got
more Boots and Shoes and sells them at lower
prices than any other dealer in this region. He
has also. a line of Clothing, and Hats and Cups
which beat the Dutch, and are hardly equalled
by any One else.p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

TIoKETs,--0ur friends in the towns Of Har-
persdeId, Geneva, Kingsville, Conneaut and
Sheffield, are requested to call at this Office and
take their Election Tickets.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
Home oorrsspondsnee.

Mr. EDnoR-We are crowded with New
Goods aud Customers, both Of which we are
glad to see, that we have no time to advertise
bat will just say to persons who want Nice Fall
Goods, that IL they cannot fud them 10 quantity
quality and prices to suit at our establishment
there is no use looking elsewhere.
TYLER & CoLLiss.
AsHTApgLA Oct, 4th, 1860,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

es- Herriek Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is
far superior to super-carbonate Of soda, and
may be used in the same manner with cream
tartar, and for all other purposes where soda is
used. 1t is perfectly healthy, aud requires less
in quantity. Try one paper, aud you will never
have any other. Grocers aud druggist sell it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mathew ChocoIate Worm Drops. This
pleasant coueetion and successful etenator Of an hInd
Of Intestinal Worms Is st taking e place Of all the Name
eous Vermifagea which have long BEEN IN use Tev con
tain No hERcuRY-are perfectly hae,s pleasant 70 the
taste, and are eflcacious In all cases. An for for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WoRM DROPS
mo Cathartie whatever is necessary tte oi,eu.
For sald5y GRo. WILLARD
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer Buaaio, NY ,sDseo
Mothers, read thIs.AThe 6llovirg 4, a. .-,--1.
from letter written By The pastor Of Baptist Church 10 ~
sat % sgs az MS s'.eagsy Cincinnati 0o aud speaks volumes
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethinr '''''O"
ave see an IN your Sohians Of Mr wins
patent medicine before IN OUT lie bes e s, oas.g aS ~
y 10 your readers that this humb6gws have tiled
NEST successful medicines o he ay ease Il E VTv oDs Of ~ s
beat And those OF your readers who have babies can't AZ
er column. ~ - ''''''
Persons afflicted with the Feversp 6gge .bonjd not
saTs s,nsr & me trouble or exIense procure DR. HOS
, sliEtS .SElEBkAIED BTTERs whose beneacient eff
es upon the system has been clearly proved b. those who
have been stricken down IN short space of time bv tbs
dreadful curse whose cheeks are and meage and whose
nga are and restless and whose are dim and
sunken with death staring them In t ce tbis corno nd
must prove blessing snatchng them as Il were from tie
have tested " When all Others hare failed these Btters
have restored the sufferers TO pristine health Their popula-
. ~ ~ m an M ss and Southern parts should Introduce
sold ey druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
~ See Advertisement in another column
Burriips Turkish LinIment.-The recipe for
making this celebrated Iniment was obaippd bv one
while visiting the Turkish Fn,pre Wbiis tsre -
witnessed is use upon horses and 50 remarkable we're tie
cures be to purchase the recipe making Il or
his own use u nothing Aer ftIrninp 10 This eoun.
Wy ne mace some aud tried It in several aases Of swelling
cuts ose' ec and found 10 speedily than any
Becoming acquainted with the gentleman purchased the
recipe, and have made aud used with pIest suecess and
found one half had been told o s iptinsic valns
6or hneumausn Cbiblains Pains IN the back or chest
cramps Sweied lace Sore throat Neuralgia Toobaebe or
swelings OF every kind Il Ia warranted se c,5re y
FOR hoitesIswelling, spained, claed wndpaed ETC. II
IS The most valuable medicine in vogut large number Of
eefheaes could be given necessary but one trial will salts
g the most skeptcal 1t perfectly safe 10 take nwardiv IN
cases OF egamp or collie. j. BURIslLL 4 Co. Prop'rs
sNzA Vi Maiden Lane, New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

Ba-The last made up "fusion" in n. Y.
is literally "a SELL" Every new name upon
it has to pay from Eve to ten thousand dol
lars to get there, to men who have no more
power to dispense gifts in return as stpulat.
ed, than their master had when he made
his pOmpous offers on the mountain 10
Judea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

WIDE AwAkEs,-0ur young men are forming
Wide Awake Clnb, aud The indications are
that between one and two hundred will enroll
themselves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
DIED.

Ia oberin, LOrsn co.. O, Sept 27th, Dea wORFHT CEAP
zAs eyed = ysHEh ofIS q I ~ "a s1Sas x sa con
il Isheron. Sept g. ef isvsr ADIl E. daughter OF WIN
A. and Martha Church, aged years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

John B. Cough makes tour West two
months hence, and is promised to speak at
Chicago December 9Th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS friends make our
fair an occasion, rich with favors for the prin-
ter. We are indebted for supplies in this way
to Capt. CHARLES SHEPARD for half busbel
Of first premium, Prince Albert and the same
quantity Of Shepard potatoes; to SMITH WALK
ER for a sample peaches, and another of nut
meg cheese, novelty, but very hne, to D. Fl.
KELLEY, who took the first premium for the
largest variety Of apples--34 samples--for a
basket Of that frpit TO A. SoUruwIcK aud
RcBERT HUTcnNsoS, for very fine samples in
the same ine--those of Mr.. Hutchinson being
the product of the State of Illinois, and to MIR.
J. p. JENNINGS for a similar mark Of attention
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

JOHN TUCKER. Marcia Tucker. and
- ~ lofier Iucltr uon-ttdtht ftaa STATE 8f n4It
- hertoy noded ilat Ne dHhtabuIa New Lisbon aIra.f
e ne iplh dsy ~ eepier, 1sco ned lhflf
en IN the Court Of Common plfnh wInIn a6f fof fhn
eenn p A.hlabule nnd State Of Ohio, against hem and
9 ., nssi Atin which iotton atiU fbfh lh1 ~ Ne
a,th s., =, s9vemeef Anno pomni, 1850 fsld If.i
sSs, osp spgss sl,g. hln sae ~. hpIr and pgsp
lzo ~ e f1Ynern Of ntnefnfeld IN ahld connft Al Ar.
aoain eNtenong fon sout 10 North 25 fd and fda ~.
70 West af enough n coninnf eoren And haf ~ fr f
day Of Noyembe 1850 The sald John Tucker n.ss. fs'
j. Porter Tucker, ond Ltyi Ain. ercenfsd a ala IN n
Hunte deed Of mortgaga conveying % inld d RI erlsr
aud % his heisn Hns forereis a Min Ielt
the sout East corner Of said lot 10 las oh e id
shove described that said morteanta Ven hcn "a rsI1
the payment of $780, according 4clton utft ,tlh ~
IN aid morfqaeea thich dus Sos sl-ioo s ~.
teIe ons October 1858. That soid les and De 91
notes remaining anrad dhly asgned ana enn|sIIri
by said b. y. Hunter 70 one, ewis b. AUSTIN an ty ho
tbe plantia Said petition pays jadgeDt agaiu.
Atku, John Tucker and .. Potter Tucter for said M
SOS 81 with interest um October 1853 and hot oai1
morteased premises may be sold to pay the amount Due q
the plaintiff ainread the sud John Tuckey Marca
Tucker, and ., Porter Tucker ae uoiiped tat they
oned to answer denuf 70 aad petition cr before iht
l'th day Of Noyemser 3eSt ftrc,, 81 p,.,.s
September GOTH 1860. ~ i-r- bR6si
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

Dr. NoRtsu will be at the Ashtabula House
October 9Th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

Ma. REED I'm the hurry OF making entries
and preparing and copying the reports Of COM
mittees for publication, some mistakes very ma
turally occurred, which would like to correct,
to.wit: In class TX, H. J. NETTLEroN took
the first premium for pair Of three year old
broke steers, and also, premium for pair ol
one year old broke steers.
In class x, A. GERALDs took the first and
second premiums on three year old fat steers.
FLoRAL DEPARTMENT.-The Executive Board
tender their acknowledgements to those of our
citizens, who interested themselves to throw
about this exhibition so.much interest, and also
to those who contributed their collections, with
out award or compensation, Of whom mention
may be made of Mrs. j p Robertson, Mrs.
James Bonnsr Mrs. l.. f. Kendall, Mrs. R. S.
HolbrOok, Mr.. Hurry Cheeny, and D. H. Du-
Bois
The Executive Board award the first prem
ium to p. M. DARLING of Kingsville, fer the
best farm, and to GEORGE HALL Of Ashtabula,
for the best ornamental yard.
am requested to tender the thanks of the
Board to tina Fire Company and Band for their
attendance, and the share Of interest they con-
tributed to the occasion.
A. w. STEELE, Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
EREE LECTURE ON
sPIRITUALISsI,

URIAH CLARK, Editor of the Spiritual Clarion Auburn.
N. w. as nspiratonal Lecturer and Medium will speak on
the Facts and Philosophy Of Spituan and close jth HE
Public Tests, In the evening Of ''' "''l '''9
October 10th, at Fireman's Hall
The audience will select stranger and Mr. CLARK with
closed eyes will give striking tests OF Spiritual IneIeenee
describing Character Life, Past Accidents Dhs,ses Events
etc Believers confirmed and skepcs startled by tbese
tests given by Mr. c. before assemblies through
most % OF u,e NorlneLn states 566
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
II EG,AL NOTICE
IL William Jarvis. Plaintiff


Nathaniel Burbank, DefL }
Nathaniel Burbank Of Reesviie Putnam coaftv IN f1o
State Of Indiana will take notice that william Jarvis did on
the 18th day OF September, 1850, ne hs petition IN W
Court OF Common Pleas within and for The County Of As
ou ana State Of Ohio, against the said Burban deud1nt
seng orth that William Jarvis the lotb DAY Of Januay
1888 contracted IN writing 20 sch 70 the said Nataual
burbank 9S l09 Of and situate IN the township uf
hartsgove County Of Ashtabua and State Of Ohio, being
Connecticut Western Reserve and known part Of lot
number 81 10 said township bounded East BY Lot 65
South BY lt number Ga West by lot nnuber ss Not tx
lot number a. for The Of s7st 64 payable hundred
dollars IN handand the balance IN four bapa
from The date OF contract together with Interest from said
date payable annually and all taxes which said sum- Dtesst
and taxes the said Nathaniel Burbank agreed % pg there
for and under and BY virtue Of said contract took Possession
OF ad land for which there due said eoac hu
said Nathaniel Burbank to the painiiT sum Of sa e3
with interest fibm July lsth 1850 for which sdf TIA
plaintiff asks Judgment ard The said andhe xod u paS The
and that faid Nathaniel Biank a uotded "a
required to appear and the said peon on OF beara
the third saturday. after the 20ih day Of 0ct0ber pext
WILLIAM JARVIS,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

WE think we can truly say that we have
the largest and most extensive stock Of Goods IN the
County, and 10 Cash paying Customers and VIII Oer
such Inducements worthy OF their consideration 10
all prompt time customers glad TO extend credit on the
most favorable terns. All who desire 10 buy goods In our
place are invited TO call and II not suited have plenty of
neghbor who will delight In doing the agreeable ss long as
the moDev hold out ROOT a MOkhloON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
SToCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
at the Store OF
j. G. WRIGHT,

In all its various styles which the most attractive stock
brought into this market which will sell on the most
reasonable terms