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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25
CUMMONs-sTATE OF CALIFORNIA

CUMNIONS-STATE OF CALIFoKNlA-
- County of Nevada District Court Of the l4th Jn-
dIcal District Of said State. The people OF the staie
Of California. to +. GUESHIIN, you are hereby sum
moned TO appear and answer to the complaint ol :.
$. FUNK. died against you f. HILLER JOIN ZOE ana
RIrHARp RoE. composing the Virginia Ranch Mining
Comnauv within ten days from the service oi uls
writ if served on you ia this county, within twenty
davs If served on you in this district, and outo ts
county and within forty days if served on you the
State aud out of this district, in an action com
court. whereupon plaintiff prays judgment against
YOU for the sum Of S799, ,95 alleged to be due anu
owing him from you defendants for lumber and ma
teriais used in and for the construction OF cermlf
fumes shiiees telegraph and other improvement
on the mining claims described in plaintiffs com
plaint sold and delivered at your special instance
and reausst ana for tbs foreclosure Of certain lum
berman's lien taken by plaintiff to secure the pay,
ment of the said sum Of S7g6 95 also for the sum OF
81 so paid bv phntT for the recording OF SAID hen
all of which is FULLY set forth in eompai on nie
herein and YOU are hereby notified that ifyCa ~,
TO answer said complaint as herein directed, palnih
will take judgment against you therefor by oelaIn'
together with all costs of suit and also demand
the Court such other relief is prayed Tor I'D SAT-
complaint r...,hor
- In testimony whereof J. K. ii: farqgnaIi'
( Clerk of the District Court Aforesaid W
l. o hereunto set my hand and impress ue s'a
~ Of the said Court, at office, IN the clE
Nevada, this 21st day of May A. p, IS6I co.L
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Per G. X. FARQUHAR Deputy
Bv order of the Hon. DAvID BEIDBN, County Judge
Atrue COPY, attest: r. II. FARQUHAR' ClerA'
Per G. X, FARoUHAR, DepUdy;
n c T,tpp Aft,v for pl'H auZS-4N'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25

n Notice is hereby given to all persons whom
1t may concern, that /, HORORA ADAMS, wife of
Adams and resident of Nevada City, Nevada County
and State of California; that it is my intention to
make application to the District Court of the said
county, on SATURDAY THE 11TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1862. at 10 O'Clock, NJ, OF said day (or at such
Ser of said court pemttinr me to carry on business
in my own name, az on my own account, viz: the
business of Restaurant and bookkeeping, and ac-
commodating boarders and lodgers in the City Of
Nevada aforesaid pursuant to an Act Of the Legisa
ture Of the State Of California entitled. "An act
amendatory of and supplemental to Act, entitled
an Act to authorize Married Women to transact
business in their own names, sole traders passed
April twelfth. eighteen hundred and ffty-two; APP
proved April Sth, 1862. HONORA ADAMS.
genQ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25
AN REAnING ANn ElIING rHE ALEInAYlr nr

ON READING AND FILING THE AFFIDAVIT Of
the plaintiff in the above suit and il appearing there
from that cause Of action exists against said de-.
iendant and it also appearing that the said defendant
has departed from his usual place of abode, il j.
therefore ordered that service of summons IN said
action be made by publication in the Nevada Ipmo-
crat paper printed and published in the county Of
Nevada and most likely to give notice TO the defend.
ant for the space Of one week from the date hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September A.
D. 1862. IRA SrANLY, D. 7.
o. D. BABcocK, Constable of Eureka Township.
Sept 20, 1S6l.-lw.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25

K. IT. FAKQUIiAh, OItlk.
per G. X. FARQUHAR, neputy.
7ALpwELL. PPffs Atty. sep2.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25
BLA OK Sc III u G H E >
PR0PRIET0RS.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
AND CASINOS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25
r ZEN NOTICE.-sTATE OF CALI

Witness :-GEO s. HuPP mark.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15
NAMES OF VOLUNTEERS
FROM Ashtabula County.
NOW In The UNITED STATES ARMY
AsHTABuI.A.

E4Rss 5rieads -zrfaisTy -ISo5srt c. wannssoa Capt
Calm A Knapp. Lieut.. o Tower, Bennstt Lewis
shepard, Seoyills wm Reg Harbaeht T-eodoFu
Charlss Dibble, John Castle, WIN II Samnia, Eliwe
Joel Horton, VIM Lawrence Charles Aeynes David Ham
VIM Stevenson, Morris Wright. George, X WHrluin
ming Fowler. Asariab efaDt wsdtnors Redhead
Joseph AndrewH Charles Bua coward Thompson, Orlando
Cheeuy Philo ptder, % a Burr, WIN DarrOw, John
Robert johnson, samuel Bowls VIM Grant, Charles Barnes
q A Merchant. Edwaru Brooks, Turner, X Hollis
cyras Andrews, Hoialosson, oet' Wn Neyna Albert
Csrlias BattsryHHfhan Phillips James sbear George
0leHson. James Wilson, Henry Sseet Homer Andrews.
konkiss 6Gtsry.-FTdsiisk Eetnre. Wagner, " P
EdTsrtea's Battey--James crovoI, chnzlss johnson.
EFemonrs Dirsoa. --George Nettieton.
RFnNsTs artillery Oscar fntt, John DaEeil, WIN Oaok
Daniel Horton, Jossph Bacy, Jehn HurIburt Heary
PAuIus, Samuel whslpley, Fallsr, James Jackson,
Charles Sweet Doph Joseph MeAd.n. Edwin 0Ilsia
zah RssTmsnt-tiuFato Luce, Caps company 5. ---wI-
son, Canasd, Mrrtner O. dsld, Addison Andrews
= vi soa, DA,id Fox, wm = Car, Charles Docs. Joseph
We'd ssd f5uiellss I'd casarFskbnst ssrOBs. ilsat
Edward Hubbard Lieut. fsaak Tafrua Lieut.. Andrew
wa;Tcus JnlIas &eswire Edwsrd ssmml Frank Fssssts
WaSs and HetcAeHS eth Csaalry --Mafshnn n HASKELL
Lieu, Samuel Aa@psFsy. ssph Aud sys g Edsssa Fox
jsmn Ensign Lieut.. John Berry, David Andrc~f Dante
b aeekwith. WIN II csrtner, Vim whslpley, J Z Cook.
a.s ss~s Ssn Sg o.c sIHS o.ssr ssS
McIsnss Ire Rssfasnt tPa.)--c wsthervsz,s J.co
$50 ga is1Ss EsSss 'eo iySSn % smith, John ousla. JOh
Wilsos, aFaea PARKER Sydney Wilson, Frank Wilson.
Negy. .--EehsTt Shsyler, - Jones, David Boustet
31A Q. H.E-Smith Burnett
| 4lS O. y. L-swm Rattle.
Eireinia Yofs-Tm Hcoviie.
3otk Rsgt ~ YOrs.--Joseph whIttlsr.
| NJ y Hds--- George,
Cnkaoea- --Chllds - Childa.
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arcar.rrrxrfox.
A Plsasant voIee nom Enaiand.



Tie Federal Government OF America has
read lesson to Kings. II has acted To
spirit worthy Of even its earliest and fresh
est deys. when the impulse of new liberty
was still passion and o religion. Placed
IN position of the uttermost danger Il has
not lost courage or composnre tried By tho
stTongest temptation It has not swervsi
from the right. In surreudering tho Con.
federate Commissioners on the ground that
the government cannot deny tbe justice Of
England's claim" the President has done
au act of true cournge which would, If such
an additional were possible, have added
new dignity even TO the career Of a Wash
ing,on. Ifihis be the act ofa mob govt then
mubs must sometimes reach to q nobleness
and spirit Of Justice sadly uncommon to tho
history Of governmehts by prices and peers.
The federal government was subjected 20 one
Of ;hc severest trials possible for the rnling
power OF q braver and sensitive people TO
undergo Tho statesmen OF the Washington
Cabinet were NJ onre summoned 20 surren-
der on pain of instant war, and tsauted
With cowardica IN the event Of their COM
pliauee How hard IL Is 70 see the Justice
Of a demand which Is urged by one who
harder Rtisl Il We are told that refusing TO
yield we shall be Instantly shot i-yieiding
We shall be branded as hafllpd cowaFds
Are there not many men. highmindsd and
full Of honorable prineiple--are there not
many Governments ordinarily slraightior~
ward aud iust--who would rather risk al
than submit 10 saeh demand. who would
become incapable Of recognizing the iusiien
| Of any claim sustained in snch manner 81
Is impossible to deny that Il was in ibis
tone the utterances Of that which too many
believe 10 be English public opiuieD echoed
across the Atlantic into the cars Of the
Federal Goverument.
That Government has taught The world
! splendid lesson. II hes been just, ard tesF-
| ed not Il feared not even the impnisiiou
| of Welding 10 force what il Wonld fain have
| denied TO right. Calmly, In the midst Of
immense popular excitement al aFonnd
passionless despite the insnlis aud sanpts
which every new acket bfeught
from London. the Federal Government con-
sidered the question. decided. aud IN iho
face Of the world repaired the error q itz
zcalons end impnlsve servant. The f0nn-
da,ion Of the u s. was welcomed as tho
irst grand recognition OF human ffeeaom
as the central principle Of governnnent-
May not this last act Of the y. s. be vel
eomed as the first great acknowledgement
Of the principles Of justice In the galdepfs
Of International diplomacy
Nor is honor only due 10 The Federsl
Government The people end the prefs 81
The United States deserve the highaH ffea-
il for their demsanor during ihe trying erl.
sis. With the exception Of eae lqafpA'.
Which really may be taken IS ~ excspiiei
lvhsu prslss Of suI liaa = sP'sen ses
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HARPERsFlELD.

Hads aas ESteAia's cagsSy Alexander Harper, !. J
Roberta Alexander Harper a. George Roberts Asa Srator
EdgertOH's ATtiHery.--Austn Wight Anson Henry Al
pouan Back Crawford McFsll VIM CleFeand Rufus Psng
burn, Serett Cyrus n. Wsning Charles Judd Israel
Henry, A Ransom, Lieut.. Horace Atktns, II Judd.
BuFrops Arf1lisFyRiobsrd Johuaan, Martin Turrsy, ca.
bert Prentice, Harrison Kodger John Montgomery John
Pope coris Gray, Levi PARKS Walter Harvey Charles
dsrson, Merrill Bacon John Bfanad Geo. buer Lotion W.
Montgomery John Fox, Aaron Rice, Valores 0rnnsi Van
Epps George Johnson 0rrin W. Hawkins, Erwin cns.n,
ssndor cOukn, Joha FeSIrs Edwin wilcox, silas Par
ker, jr.
2aiA 2sgbaezt o. y L-FEenry Clark George Atn Albert
Atkins, AIbsFt Bhop WIN Potter Lewis Price James Spain
Henry BrainArd @ Jadd, Phillips Albert n Benhain o
Gibbs Qaarter Master Hamilton SehsyEe!, Alfred sshop
Daniel Potter Spencer Atkins A. NJ Hurget Robert McFa
Lewis Montgomery Ell Hoeoms, Ralph Hsrtwel. George
Bai& Albert Rodgers Ebridgc Potter, John Price, Rafds
Wilson. Isaiah Brainard. Daniel Phillips.
23a RsKimsatf-S Collar, Hiram Bargett Austin rafksr
Oliver p. Burgett Levi Montgomery, Areheans Parke.
7th RsgkR L CuStIn, Wan HOss, Newton Holcomb, tSu'
tin Hibbard, X. Holeomb
UaknOeA.-Mark WAsrous VIM Fox - Pickett Pas
sett Robert Hickok, James Grimm, - Bsntly, Heman
Hickok Wilson shaw, - Sherwood.
Wheeler.
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ASHTABULA, o., SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l5 1862

ugly truth. The Queens Proclamation Of
Neutrality between the rebels and the
Union issued with indecent haste on the
heel Of The fall Of Sumtsr, was intended 10
to favor the insurgents. end was so inter
preied by them. Where the inhibilions Of
that document were found in conflict with
the interests and wishes Of the rebels, In
the case Of the Trent, they were treated
by their authors as so much waste paper.
Capt Wilkes seizlre Of the Confederate
emmissaries was suffered TO DO represented
to and understood by the British people as
on Get Of deliberate aud plotted indignity
10 Great Britain for weeks after her Min.
ister for FoFeign Affairs was officially as
sured that IL was no such thing. The sur
render of Mason and Slidell was demanded
in terms courteous in form but harsh and
peremptory In essence. They were never
theless given up. Now se ious fault Ia found
by the British journals that they we're not
given up before they we're demanded Then
the Stone Blockade is denounced; and fnal-
ly, the recognition Of the rebel Government
with an allied attempt TO cxtort q like re-
cognitiou from. apprise us that the Euro
pean branch of this conspiracy against the
Union aud the Rights Of Man approaches
the era Of development. In little while
unless paralyzed by fresh aud decisive
Unieu Victories the Mo1ifrRr and the
1imSs will announce the recognition Of the
Confederate Government, aud that the
breaking Of the Southern blockade Is under
serious consideration.
Let US devoutly thank God that he T.
the arbiter of National destinics, and not
Louis Napoleon uor Lord PaImerston.
Sustained hy His favor, the American Re
public wilIyet baMe aud confoand ice ene-
mics. Let us work aud wait
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JEFFERSON.

23a ReRtmfnl. .--FsnFy Warren, oeorga Warren, N
Jackson William Van naen Luther W Hoyt Frank lara
bee Frank Hunt A Ude Frank Udeli Harrison Brown,
BiFdsal II Mead Sandy Gilea Hart Looms Edward Brig
den, George Rrgdsn. Howard BFigden, SPeTy, Gid
dines Kibsrn Charles BaFnum, lSeorge Hughes l.
Asae Frank Dickinson James Potter John Fellows. Charles
NAttesou. 3 Holeonh samuo Larshee, Riley woleott h
Campesli. .
2oth ReQimsat.w 4 Fitch, VIM Crnwell, Hubert
Seth Wilson, II Coon Dudley W butcher, ranels
Slmmons PT Smith, Valney Wilson, Eu Young, AonLo
squlreE Henry Rood MonirIama So John, Amsa. C T
Chase Oswald Oliver, Adelbert Sqnres Warren Haeket
Perry Hail. p Meeker. l. Prayer, George Mason
Alger, Edsurd Woodbury. Lucius Woodbury., - Hurry,
US 1Smy.--JAnss ? Wade William L Kellogg.
6tk Reginsaf.--5C BelloWl
EansAs 3rd,-W Allen. Charles Moore
IA ReRiHeaf- Coon. Edwin Sims, Stephen sius,
I'd Ca0afry.--P Farley, Van WoznsT, Ira Smith, O.
II Fcrley, N navie.
GA Capory.--H Farley. r I Strong.
3Oth RsguHsnt.--R J. BOWdre.
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More New GoodsI
THE Undersigned has just returned from
Il New York with
Fresh Stock of Merchandise.

THE Undersigned has Just returned from
Il New York with a
Fresh Steck of Merchandise.
Embracing all the rsnsl varie.ie. keI;iu his several
pepaitens which he offers "cash for Ready Pay as low
as any other dealer. here or elsewhere.
Remember, for CASH or READY PAY until after the
War IL over Geo. willard.
1shtsboia, Nov. Il. 1891.
LqdieS Dress GOods--Plain and figured Me-
rinos. plain aud figured cOburgs, plaiu aud fg.
DeLaines, embroidered and printed Reps, Pop.
Inns, DeT,nges, valeucins, black and colored
Silks. in great variety.
Prints and GinghGms-a large assortment,
very cheap.
TYhite Goods of every description.
Eianaels great voriety-all wool.
Shauts--A splendd lot of all wool Long
Shawls. Also Brochs, long end square--cheap.
Hoop Skirts. all styles and prices.
Glores and Hosiery A large stock and very
lSieefings -Bleached and brown--a full as
sortment heavy and fine
Cotton Yarn-A fine assortment Of all num-
hers Cheap for the times.
Cotton Bats, Wadding, Wicking aud Twine
ClOhs--A full stock of Beaver and heavy
Coatings. Broad Cloths, Ladies' Cloths, Cass
meres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds
Vestings, &c. &c
ClOthing.-FaI Suits got up on short notice
All kinds Of work made to order. Cutting al
all tines A fnll assortment of Tailor's Trim
mings. &c.
Boots and Shoes--a choice lot Of the very
hesi work made. not only good but cheap.
Hats and Cops--s general stock OF both
Mems and Boys
CrOekery-a fresh new stock. just opened
Glass W0re-a fine assortment. including O
large stock of Coal Oil Lamps, which will com
pete with any thing in the market, in beauty Of
price.
1000 other kinds Of Dry Goods and Yankee
Notions not enumerated 10 the foregoing, TO b'
found at The old popular stand Of
Geo. WILLARD.
Groceries Family Groceries we have
large and very choice supply.
Drugs and .Medieiaes--A fresh supply Of al
the leading and desirable articles Of Drugs.
Hdrdtcdre and Sadiery-Tbe Best AM
most Extensive assortment Of Shelf aud Heav
Hardware in the county.
Paints. Oils. 5.e.--Whi,e Lead, Zinc an
Mineral Paints, Red Lead, Yellow ocbre, We
netian Red, Paris Green. Chrome Green, an
every description Of artist Paints Also Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, &C. cheap.
Iron. Steel, 5-e--a full and complete assorI
ment.
Naiis-200 kegs, assorted sizes-cheap.
Glass and Pvtiy-The largest aud mos
general assortment Of window Glass ever b'
fore brought into Ashtabula, Also, Putt.
Whiting, &c. very cheap.
Remember. IL you have the Money TO pay iC
goods aud capt get the value Of it, call at
GEo. WILLARD's.
Finally il you have any kind Of Produce
sell for Cash, or Exchange for Goods, bring
to the old aud well tried stand Of
Ashtabuls. Nov IA. '6l. G. WMLAED.
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a Lsssen ,rorth rn.hrlnInr.
A lesson IN itself sublime,

A lesson IN itself sublime,
A lesson worth enshrining.
Is this II take no noie Of time
Save when the sun Is shining"
These words dial bore.
And wisdom never breaches
To human hearts better lore
Than this short sentence tehehes
As life is sometimes bright and fair
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let rs forget lis toll and care,
And nOie its bright hours only,
There is DO grove on eartbs broad chart
Bot has some bird to cheer Il;
So ohope sings on 10 every heart,
Although we may not hear Il,
And if to-day the heavy wind
ofsorrOw Is expressing,
Perchsnce TO morrOws sun viii bring
The weary heart blessing.
For life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely;
Then let's forget Its toll aud care,
And note its bright hours only.
We bid the Joyous moments haste.
And then forget their glitter;
We take the cup Of lifo and taste
No portion but the bitter;
But we should teach our hearts to deem
It's sweetest drops the strongest;
And pleasant hours should ever seem
To linger round us longest
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let US forget lis toll aud care,
And note its bright hours only.
The darkest shodows Of the night
Are just before the mornings
Then let US wait the coming light,
All bodeless phantoms scorning;
And while we're passing on the lido
or Times fast ebbing river,
Let's pluck the blossoms by its sido
Aud bless the gracious Giver.
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes daik and lonely,
We should forget its pain and care,
And note its bright hours only.
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HOMAGE.

oariin's Baffers-oaear arrineton Dastd Aaninrsoa,
Walter Harrington, stnton y Mpsneneer. Reeves
Henry Hammond, FNncis Hemmond, Hicard Phiiirs Ss
Havkns Edwn Thonpson, Lewis Thomson, Vincent Hsw-
klna Jsoab HavkiuA
artl Rsgf-E Howard Charles Flopnrd Danlrl Pratt
Daniel PIs jr Reevs's Lueas Daa, Ethan Dasis VII
Nam Wood Ami Benjamin, Anae BENJAMIN, J0srph Ham
u,ond HsInan Dewey Ausa ES,ig. aarn Thnrntan Vim
Hpdsn, Isaas Daympis. weodard William Sterling.
Hiraa Firg- Cyrus Roth Alvin naympss fhonns shoata
Thomas Haddoc eaap Ro5srt West Roorrts Robsfe Van
Sciolk Janes Phiips yohnsoa Masissoa Benson fas.
kns Bculamu Durfse, Hosea Dur Hannibal smith, Ceoru
MHs sssani Hl n naympl-, Andrrs Bearsey Hsr liiin
Hill, sherman Tute, Elijah Curtfa. csswfsrd, " W Hin
u g mQ.~Samuel y Hayward.
n Ahasoari.--J " Kinnees, George Wait.
krc RsgfIorcn Mallory, Nicholas ackisy 0oorrs fpae
Htfefo1-Horaco HAYS.
SfcE1stFy s-5orris fhorprrn AIb-st nssssa
.fssia Hresaf Co--Afhert GTeen.
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MORGAN.

BE7OxS Artillery ALBERT 0riGin jsnsa Grmn Milton
Hueson.
asa RsgT o. y. I-rhaaeus IIoyt, orlin Lasksy, u
Knowlton James Loonlis John Watson. Edward Cutler,
Edwin DsvAn wslans Hoyt STAR LAtlmer, EllEur
Waey Wm Rnnyan Chseea Slost Walter st Sohn, Will
bur sloat Nahsnie wiidey, - Bas6ss, John hcolond,
WIN Wiidey, (diedl
.JoAa RrorA's canpaHy-D KnoWiton, L O Evans. ~
Thompson, Asa Evans, James Quick.
Rads aad HutehlaS 6th casalry.-Th7mAS Klnghorn
Henry Moses Robert Klnghon Augustus Hoyt James Sc
John James Randall
Yads and Hniehins 2d Caralry.--R II Dai.
Regular u s. Ar Fleetwood, Lieut.
Esd imsrl.--clintOn Sperry, Wallace Weber.
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AusTfxsrRo.

2N1 RsRt--a Beck, J Chapel, citbe Miiiss n y
Rgdsr, miller. Dudley, " Dady, D RAislsA hstihsWs
.StsTssa Batlssy --sinHD Reed W Buftsa Z Rood {
Austin. n Arnold, p Burton, Booth, A cadpus L
pos, EieAr Miller Mcmillan. 0rcast, orcstt
Peniice. Piercs. lseed y Hesds b stnss. 2
vorOe, Bsdesr, " Henderson,, necord A Ae,nllaa,
I stClsir.
Kssssss ssn~y->J Chapman. an sssss hanss sSs ~
mernhertd
BaTasss a1E1srT~-i rsyas, q Para, Fsubbasa.
n Casalrs "a Myman, . WigxinA Daniel wynae, e O
wigrns. ID ssid Wynnn.
ASd RrRt.-J Dewey
era ReR'f~-A Brown, L Clarh, L n Niaas,
,lpha erosHs ON srith.
NEw LYME.
Prom this ton tore sixteen ro9osd have Voian-
eered but hrr giVeG though The number
ndoratsot TO 10 sorrset.
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RIchard rsrfrIsrr w z Dcckrsy Aiincn Won8rf Honry
Thompson W Cav, ohniIee Johp AIaon, " n Ifpsi
A. Case w n Drake Riehard Thompson. W Perry lsre,
niah fhiiIrs Ffnnk Rlehardr, TAonas MaIos. Henry
Stroud amc. Thorp Sylvester Stroud James YORK, fhoas
asrss asatls nsa --L \ Munu, wn prlls. stons
John Wanhbafn, 3 cilppin.
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Robert wiiklnacn, Homer Yaa,s 4hrodnrs s.opsfton.
naniei scushse Tfank Vieia AFnos Be<sh AMI ssnatr
ceorro Voaslcr VIM Waign, eorrs Buck aorrs fses a.
Yin Harvey Chaunoey IsnnTc, Rraatoa Esloer Werron
John Evans Holcorh - Starh, lynns oeorpr Eei,
py Dams Turck Iendf1ia Hnm Cnnttr HrufT fIItu.r
John Nstcaif Charea BarDss yahnrau. wn ntcsfr "a
Iiasiings Henry Stnfkssathsf, 49, numrh.
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Trains do not stop ststatona where the time omitted
1 the above tables.
uh Trains 7Stsds. CAfeaEo, CoSEtsS, CiHotHHa IN
diaR0polis &c. -.
And ali Rh aiDa going Eastward connect at Dunr
with the Y.&E r. andAt Buffalo, With those
Of N Central and Buffalo ~ Y City Railroads Tor Nsr
York, Albany Boston, NiGgare tals, 9e, &c.
n rr,r j, un Nrnr 4 1891. -
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CHERRY VALLEY.

TArs, moutLJ Ass.-Adrala GIllett levi Pe.Fts.
JoAa BSOpHs CaAmos siater, Seymour SLATER rrumAa
2srd RsRt- sdgar Sweet
Wsfs asd RntskiaS cagals. s.-Hlnn Williams hornAa
sprarue, james neDanols.
lsi Rsginsai.FeEd Lana. Washington DgehsI. JAMES
Browns0n, sherman Bronson, Doe, Albert WAlker
h mIassuTl.--W W nsphins. QuaFtsl haalar.
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W Stiles Daniel Evans, Z Crosby. Daniel RsnaAll !,
Henry Haldrdye Arthur iIodddge wm horeJ Ed her =
rick Henry Pepps Aonzo shepard DarSia broeswy va T
win Spelmsn anisl Evlns jr, J. D. Evans, Oscar kvans
Asa Evans Augustus WSodwsrh, Hiram Cary, - henAra
son, John jersey, George Carter
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Coflulck, Hiram Aldrich
ieh lset--tohn Fsasier, Alien Menia, Marvin Fobta
holtn Jones, John Sage, Orlando Wskemhn.
- Carairyl--Wm Bfadenhaueh. patfiut y McDfde.
GA Couahy--Henry Mason, Charles Maaou
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L AIDES CLOTH-for Cloaks- Black,
~ Drh Gray and Browndoubls ana single Width said to
be the cheapest In town, at
October & 1861 NoRRlSON'S.
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BOOTS & SHOES 1900 pairs Boots
I'D and Shoes inst received, which oner rs per cent
cheaper thn have sold in this town for sys years
bIrn a. .nd see JNo. p. ROBER1SoN'S.
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Oats ! OATS 1000 bushels of Oats
" for sale by AoihlooN'
June is. 1851.
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WILLIAM FIELD,

IA Rsff-w " shepzrd, white Alien, Adisoa cfilis
JoSeph Cisrk. Wa CA X LuTnan Heath Hshsy Hsxth
Jameb Writer'S
I'd ceyahry "A I1oao, Salmon Pose Andrew canpbsE
Elijah Clark, rwitehsu Charles rwtehelL tGekscn
Rtiley
.Is6a Erossn's co--1 Blanchard u n Tarrce.
KsHsas sdc Bellnap sydney Smith, Lorsoeo Waksmen
led months IF A 0iddinEs Wentworth.
2qtk Rsr't.-o Phelps Byron Phelps, J D PheipA, I
speuz, Kellogg, G Leonsrd, wn EldrSds swn Johsoa.
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CULvER, hsye removed 70 the
Fish Mouse stable whore they ohe = The eiaena Of Ash
tnbua the use 0f the hfst equipped vey stable y Ash
,nS ',tsreSsrds csiI and 500. Nov. ], 1890. 6eT
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PRENTICE g. OSBORN, General Dealers in
Proysions, Produce, and forth, Main street. Asha-
huia OhSt 47i