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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-26
Commercial Advertiser.
Labor.

Ther-'s n us,-r-dyi1E chorus
Br-.sil. aa ,h- human ear,
II th- Hr-y toxin Lef.r- ~
Voice. bod, ari deep. AMI cI-ar.
TIL. f. lI1r-- endless ttty
Tbs fs tars pr.rI.,'r voice.
saurIiu, .hr11eh O. .e tpTu a1.i city
B.!d.ns human hearts rejoice.
sz-alsr lll1n the poets singing
T. that anthem oC tn free;
Bu-ter il ths anyIs ringing
Thau the song u bir,i ~ bec.
There's glory iu ,he rattle
Of the wheels mil factory rio0mi
E5-her th4z. e'-r sua-ch-d from battle
Are the trophies 81 The l11rn-
So tir. -z-IfuI mason rIi-.f.=
Gracefully you towering pile;
Round the firge anil furnace bilz.uE
Stand thc noble aI=u . ,lil-
They are heroes of tie people,
who the wealth or nations rti..;
Every dome. and spir-- AMI -te-Tla
Rear their hea,is in lafor's praise
GI0riaus men 90 truth AMI labor,
shepLsrI- q the human fold.
That -iiH lay the brand z1I sabre
With the barbIruus tirir-- 70 oiL-
priCsts AMI prophets % creation,
Bio1.il.ss heroes ia the fzht,
ToiIers f1r tie worlds salvation.
NIess-ugeTs % peace aui light
Speed the P.uv AMI speed the harrow
Peace and plenty send abroad
Better f,r IL spads ami barrow
Than the cannon or tb- sworl-
Zach inyeation, each Improvement
Renders weak oppr-ssiou's rod
Every s,gh and every movement
Erings u nearer truth and Gpl.-STfTctef.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-26

II Business Caris when prepaid f0 year Showed
disc uut these which
'uents Rheu paid or cha. -ta quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-26
- Tss.iSITED - EERI.Y By
tfENiSI II. WHITNEY.


with no other c1ntriyancstha mUscuL.r strength,
he climbs to tine top Of the pole, (Which bends
and sways under his weight like weed before
the wind and placing himself on his breast on
il very apex from thirty % forty feet from the
floor ne goes through the motions Of swimming.
his movements causing the pole 70 bend and
culver 10 -uch au extent. that it seemed imrossi-
bic for the man who supported it, TO preserve
its balance. Several other daring fcats are per-
formed by the little Mong1lian, which would
scarcely be attempted by tie most expert La
PcrcLc performers. But Tommy thinks nothing
Of it, and does it with apparently the greatest
ease. They 20 East by the steamer Of Jan. 10Th.
Marx Twain,
The eccentric humOriSt, left rs for New York
by the steamer america. which sailed on the
18th Of December. lie will travel through the
States and Europe. corresponding with the Alta
on this coast and some Of the leading journals
Eusr. He is iavorIte here, and his letters will
BE- anxiousIy looked for. and read with consider
able interest. / understand from several Of his
intimate acquaintauccs (in fact he told me so
hiIn-clD that he Will soon publish book con-
tanning his travels and researches in the Sand
wich Islands. From the tone OF his lectures
liability De dedicated to your Minister Of Finance.
or perhaps to the Bishop, as they both occupy
high place in his lectures if not in his estimation.
Personal
Among the passengers that sailed for the East
per steamer Constitution on the l9th ult., was
lis Tx GenI f. c. McCook, L. ) Minister
Resident near your Court. 1t is reported that
he has gone to negotiate terms for a Reciprocity
Treaty between the United States and the lIa-
waiiau Islands.
Disappointed.
The CoIgrado does not touch at your port, d
You will find ere this reaches you. Honolulu
folks are not the only ones disappointed in this
case. but many San Franciscans among the
number. y grand banquet was given at the
Occidental Hotel prior to the departure of the
CoLorado, the pioneer of the China Line, which
YOU will find reported with all the toasts and
speeches in the weeklies of Jan ). Some $50
guests were there, and the dinner turned out to
be 4 grand affair.
Marine.
The race between the barks ID. & Murray
and NoLiior was won by the former, which
arrived here day ahead. The bark Comei,
under command of Capt. Daley, arrived ye-ter-
uly HJIilu5 NJ'tii - ii'i4I y'"i t'i'r - 'i''1
passage She will return about the 20th, and
has full cargo awaiting her.
The L. ). war steamer Lancaster. which visit
ed your port last year IS reported to have ioun-
dered in gale off Cape Horn, the report is
probably correct, though it is not fully credited.
1t comes very direct. and to headquarters.
The clipper bark LaaHm arrived ut New
Bedford on the Sth December from Honolulu.
This item viii probably interest your readers, as
it was generally believed it would take her till
the end Of time to reach her destination.
Yours, PELE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

geYs Edward N Emerson, formerly c,i.
zen OF Anderson, was murdered in Albauy,
Ga, on the I'd instunt, bya notorious gambler
of Atlanta, named Belts, who formerly com.
manded tho l4th Alabana regiment. The
deed seems to have been prompted by desire
t" revenge the excrtions Mr.. Emerson had
made 10 bring Belts to justice. The F" Intel.
ligenccr' OF Anderson snys: "Mr. Ener.
son was we'll known IN this community, and
aves a large circle of rclntives and friends
to lament his don,ist. lie was menb,r Of
the Palmetto Riaontoh IN the late war, and
waS always gallant and true soldier.
nsJ- Tho Catholic churches in New York
lty are 10 subscribe 100000 year toward
tho erection Of the New Cathedral on Fifth
avenue. until it is completed The asse. 8.
,nents on some of the churches are to bo abou.
$4,000 per annum; on others $4,000; while
the remainder will subscribe einslley suus in
proportion to their numbers. 'h
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
4 L. S q
SBAE ssEs AZ ESTATE

OF SAMUEL ALBERsoN, nECEASED.
Situate in Pickens District. South Cn,,f,na. m
Little f'ver aud known ns the Home place.
c"n'a'n'ng One Hundred aud Sfx,y Acres n, ,re
or leSs; % ama adjoining la,ds:of Ss illiam Whit.
~ TERMS OF SALE.--On a 4 credit ~
t~eiyf months. with Interest tho p,,rohRaer Ia
H'vo ''ond and appr"ved scanrity tog the I Ordin.
"ry. I'm y m"rtgnga nf tho premises sf deemed
mees,.sIy yhi' ttises.snre the paymsnt ofihes
,rcnase money, tho ot,si, ssnsS
20 pala i ea and pay extra titles add
=. !. ,.,.yS,. 49,, ,a. L.sTlIoS AS, s.y.p.,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
=17[H DO(l)LR15[JF2g RS
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor.
Il. A. THOMPSON Il Rt)ET. Y DUNG
PROPRIE7'ORS. Et,

TER MS.-For Subscription. TWO DUk-
LdRS per AMMAN strictly in adrancc: for sir
moaths, One UoUar.
Hsy" advertisements inserted at S1 per SQUARE oj
'tn H"es ar less for The first insertion and 81 cents
for each Subsequent insfrtioaeoN,
1ss" Oblsnaty Nosicss eseeedias 6re lines. 7'.;b.
';s's Of Respect. Communications Of a personal
t"oracfer and announcements Of Candidates, wiil
6e churged for advertisements
nes~ 100 Printing neatly and cheapiy erecmied.
Gess" Payment can dema,t in currency, or IN pro-
v'sioa at the market rates.
Rts" Necessity compcis ux TO adhere str;ctiy to
lie requirement Of cash paument
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
Meeting of the Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Maso, s
of South Carolina, assembled in Masonic Hal.
in Charleston, on the 10Th instant Thr,e
we're representatives present from seventy five
Lodges. The Grand Master, Governor Orr,
i'll his address, said the condition of Masonry
in this State was encouraging, and acknow'.
edged contributions from the North and W,st
for the benefit of distressed brethren.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

THE CorroN TAX AMID A GsNERALsFu
DINO SnuEME-A special dispatch front
Washington to the :. Baltimore Sui" !" under
date OF the lth says that. from the members
Of Congress- who have been here recently, and
others now inthe city, j appears that thore Is
strong probability that tho tax on cotton will
be repealed shortly aftcr Congress convenes.
The pressure in favor Of this repeal, in al di,
rcctions o,f tho Nortll,, from influential citir
zcns, is almost irresistible. sy 49,
From the;san,c source. IL is learned that
there ,s also powerful influences in favor OF
II general funding scheme, covering the whole,
natiVnal debt, thus extending tho tipls of puy.
mcnt of our liabilities and in the ileastime
providing for tho, gradual liquidation VA ju.
dicious system Of taxation.
Eg- The Alabau,a Convention ordered the.
Secretary TO procure fer each delegate Gftner
daily newspapers, ",loyal mud favorable to re-
construction under tho Acts of Congress"
but the motion was reoa,,sidcrcd ind lt,s.,
probably because SO few Of the delegates could
read
aaJ- Property nf the valu" of many thnus-
a"ds of dollars has been destroyed withina
few days p'st in Missouri and Kansas ny prai-
r" tires. Ia some instances whole farna wexa
devastated.
ssD- 1t is said TINT George w Chids. pro-
prirto "f the = Pls,irlpti. Ledger" hss
offered James H,rlon B Bnnrtt 81. .250. 900 for
the = New York iltr,ll." Bennett his tho
~ 'tt.r under considerations
FEY Churches aud gr,vryartls are subject
to t'xati ~ in Missouri st. Malnehi' Church.
in st Louis. has been soll for 1850 taxes.
a'a II" Wesleyan Cemctary was offered, bu.
.crc was no bidder
Ir iss.i,l in official circles that Gsrib,ldi
who was s'nnnch friend Of the Union during
the rebellion, is To tn ottcall; rendered an
asylu !. in the United States.
DETROIT. November I4.-IroGe,spr Wat
son. a; Michigan University. reports that he
c,ul'tri fifteen hundred mctcors per hour
.c1- Jn-h Billings says a man running for
office puts hii, in pind Of II dog that's lost
he smells uf everything l,c meets aud w.ss
himself nil over
NEVADA IN r.nnnt'y q, lrunk killed
y friend and w~ hung BY judge lynch all
within ak hours.
MES are often deserted in ndvcrsty When
tn" sun scts, our very shadows refuse to fol-
law Us.
\ Grave FAcr-Shutlls the card. ny you
will, spades sure t, win.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
P,ckens Female Seminary.

By All advertisement to be found in our col.
umns this week, it will be seen that the cx,
ercscs Of this Institution will commence On the
lst day Of February next 1t is the object Of
those who have it in charge to make it cau.l
in every respect, to any lrst.class institution
Of learning to be found in the upper portion Of
the State.
The location Of this Seminary il Wulhslla,
pleasant and prosperous little town, which
has already become noted for good health.
CHEAP living, and the beautiful ecencry by
w"'cN it is surrounded, and the kindness Of
its citizens This place also has the adya,,.
tngc of Railroad communication, which rcn.
ders it easy Of access from all portions Of the
State.
Full particulars, in regard to terms Of tut.
ton, board, &C., may be obtained by address
ing either the Rev. H. NJ. MoRGAN or Rev.
FLhTcHEn SMITH, Walhalla, s. G, who have
been appointed Agents for the Institution.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
Masonic Notice.

REGULAR COMMUNE ALTON of Keow..
u Lodge. No ~. a.. r.. NJ. will b.. held on
Mon'l ~ evening . December n.1t Election Of
''h""rs will then take place. Er"ihrrn will he
prompt in attending. By order Of the W.. M..
l.. TiIuM.S. Secretary.
Nov ,3 lSB7 q :,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
Tho MarkefS,

In New Yo,@. on the 10Th instant. cotton
was Quoted ut IS to lSac. per pound -four
from $3.50 to $l0l4t per b,rrel; gold, air.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
To Debtors.

Mr.. S. r. w. Miller survivor of the late
mercantile firm Of John S. LOKroN e. Co.,
calls on Nil persons indebted to said firm. 10
settle up, and thereby save costs. See notce
in another column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
The HseL;tors

NF i. s. T.')RTON s. ca ar. notified tlat will
~ BE- in p"ndl"ion. to SRI, e with ,ho,n on Tues
"ayS an'i Saturdays. until the First OF February
n"xi. tor which lin" their Notes AMI Accounts
VIII he 'nrnr'i "V'r 10 my Nttornry. Col. J j.
NoRTnN. tor collection.
) +. " MILLER Snrvivor
Nov 10 lSHT q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
THE REAL ESTATE

or BENJAMIN W. MAREr DEcEAs1s6
t. VT: Onr one Acre H., i..>Llr6 village ar
r"' en- r'ny !" Pwkcn> pI-LrIr,, with good
SIRE IL "'s" thereon, WI 'ininp land. fnrmertt
= = S'r''''insrsoni. II l'.nh and othcrs.-.
'''''a '''f 'l,c ~Anynirn' Of debts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

Eei -" Of =" "rirr ii.",r.' ID. me IL, Vs.
- p. II 'lc","h". E:p O.,l,nry 4 P,psr,a
irn''''' viii -eii i" the highest bidder II.
"'r '""r' u lm.c. IN S,icrla, ia D,.rcn,.
ber next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
The Election at Pickens C. II

In obedience to the order Of the Military
Commander, small number of citizens as.
semb!cd at the Court House on Tuesday and
Wednesday last to vote for Delegates To tie
Reconstruction Convention to be held soon.
"r Whenever our military ruler u~,' see fit to
cnl',lt together. Nothing transprcd Oh either
day, as some anticipated, to Interfere with the
voting The whitcs--witl. few exceptions
clectng men to make laws for their future
government, when in all probability the ma.
jprty elected, will be those who, IL few years
ago, were their slaves.
The number Of votes pollcd at this place
two precincts, Chcohec aud Pckcns Z. H.,
being consolidated : ID seventy; sixty one for
and nine against Convention. Whites,
twenty three; blacks seventy. Whole nu."
ber OF registered voters ut tho two places, two
hundred and eighty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
Election Returns.

We arc unable to get returns from the diff
fercnt election precincts, in time for this pa
per. The returns, SO far us received, stand
thus:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
PlCKENS c. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, November %, 1867.
Absent.

The EDITOR is absent this week on bu..
ness. The indulgence of our readers il
asked for the present, hoping to be able to
give them moro readable piper heresfter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
The Convention

The election :" for +" or "ay.i,,st Corvrn.
,;o, +" and f,r ,,om,or. ,f ,;d ,,,J, .,,,. ,b.
.r, !. ~ 80, =. ,., =.
wv ~ Wv W. '"S'' l''''>o'
"' yer! quietly. yesterday 3sl votes were
pulled at Il lower box and 2U4 at the upper i;
I tal 5s5, ,f wln.u only two we're w|,itcs
III. 4. \hh,.v;,l,. ,,n,or, y,.yv nh. ,,..
....,
''"'' c''""''''c'" !'S'e'"'y morning III" con
t"rfd quietly nnt'I the Board 'dj'urncd -
About go votes we're ,,olIrd--all inr Cnnveu-
lion or these votcs ,hc wh,,,, uu.,,.er of
-" " 1"'' - ""''' '",
IA ''h"r''S'o"' on re io'i'' 2,4"S blacks
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23
GV- When the news of G,rihaldis move

EV- When the news of Gurihalii's move
mcnt reached France, the yo,in. Duke de
Chevrrusc, who had but few mont is sin o
signed u commission in the l'np,l army. re-
turned to Rome aud rcioincd the Ipnavcs as
private. EIo is one OF the richest nobemen
in France.
Ev One daily paper in Paris has circu.
l'ton Of 10000 cnprs 1t is printed IN
fur presses Of Fronch invention. which turn
off ltOO0 copies an hour. Each press cnn
print $40 copies every minnie. England
has nothing nppro ching this qp'ntity or rap.
idity. And this paper, lie Petit journal.
selling for one SIM. fraction less thun one
cont. cnpl"ys. ny we'll it may, some Of tho
olevercst pens IN France. 34
ED- Connecticut is forming company to
nannfscture . wu,d.sawing machine and
grindutone eombiped When tic saw gets
dull it is sharpensd on the griads.one. y.
EW The "New York Herald ,''saselaims
that its daily recsip.s average say0o.os ovsr
80, 600 pes asnuua. .3s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

AUSUsrA, Ga, November ~. = Atuut 800
passed through hare to-day, On route
70 Charleston. 70 take psssages 90 tho chip
Goleouds fcr Mbegis, esEs ,2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

EW The population Of Kansas is Estimated
at SOC, 900. The number Of cattlo in the
State is 100000. The total value of live
stock is $40, 800, 900.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-23

irH \ RA'li.' '.l meeting - held n R;r: :.
mnnH II 'cw Il va ago ut whirl, Louis Ii 81
siy. 'l"reI d"I'g,tr elect t" tho Cnvrn.
t'on. made speech Abiding t. thr dis
charge ~ ncgro,.s !nr v"tiu. the Rudlc,i tick
e. h. sid: g Before any of his c,,il,lr"n
s:on'd suffer t"r breed the >tlccts Of Richmond
sh nd rn" knee d Up in blood. lie thanked
Gnh the negroes hid learned TO usc swords
and G',,S All Efforts "f the mare pracn.blc
nrgrrs To stop these demonstrations were
wildly voted dnwn The citizens herr mr.. an.
prchrnsi,r nf trnu H.
Res~ Mrs. Linc"ln's br,thers as is known.
were in the Confederate arn,y Thr youngest
o. them start"a in April, 1881 fro II New Or.
leans, priv tie IN the Chnssrurs Pied,
aud, heing discharged fnr sickness 1T Rich.
,norii, 10 Octobrr of the same yenr returned
to his ho ur; but, though still suffering in
health, he Left wifu and two bai,es to ion
the Crescent regnent. in responrcto Beiurc
CARDS c,ll, m,rt fels ut Shiloh Another.
Capt in Dave Told. started with Col Ton,
Taylor Of tho First Kcntu-ky Volunteer ind
was alsn killed tow ,rds the end Of tho wnr.---
And the third, Dr. Todd. served tl,rougllous
ns distinguished surgeon.
nay \ postmaster near t,d!unbus recently
forwarded 'ckage to tha} o&oo With the
ondor.emept, "Rong cent? az, the small
boy said. il that don't spoil sroag cent, s,wbas
J. do ]. spoil a',s'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
Sash. Blinds and Doors

Sash, Blinds and Doors.
THE subscriber having supplied his
l. Establishment with the
BEST MACHINERY
in usc and secured the services of of the very
Best Mechanics,
and provided himsed with large stock of superior
Thoroughly Seasoned Pine and other Lumber,
is prepared to furnish as good quality of
Blinds, Sash and Doors,
as can be found in Cleveland elsewhere and at Ceve
land List Prices.
NIB Constantly on hand full stock of bevel sash
and door blinds made to order, on short notice
Parties wanting the above articles will do well to call be-
fore buying elsewhere Planning scroll and other saw
ing done to order full assortment of crown and 9th
er moulding hand Office and shop opposite church
park. Main street.
Ashtabua, Feb. 10, 1866. Q. e. CCLLEf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

AsHTABULA, Fisk Hosea I6 l6 l3 IS IS 3 Z a - 10
GENEVA, Union House.l3 4 Il a o IS 4 - Is 8 u %
PANEsvnLE Cowles.I as IS 70 l1OL7 Is - g = IS %
Dr. Clark having had over twenty years experience in
the treatment of Chronic Diseases OF every character rs
FECIAILY of the THROAT and LUNGS will give perfect
satisfaction to all who may apply for relief No mineral
erother Delet4rous Drugs are used Botanical Rene
dies only will Cure all diseases.
Prices Medicine for One Month"; from 81 TO s.. The
Doctor can be consulted the last weeks Of every
month his Office, No. 124 Ontario Street, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
For Microscopic Analytic Examination of the blood
or Urine, additional fee will be charged. Ocular cX-
animation free
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan, 61S1. S. G. CLARK. NJ ID.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

Our stock of Ready Made Is the best both for style
and manufacture that we have been privileged to
Offer made of cloths of the latest patterns and trmed
with better class oft-immngs than Is often USED IN the
manufacture of ready-made clothing We have suits Of
all grades embracing
Beaver
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

Our stock orlnens Is complete comprising DUCK SUITS,
Also, SACKS, BUSTERS, and suits OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

NOTICE-To Joseph Graham, who
| resides in the State of Iowa. of the heirs at
law ahd devisees of Henry c. Graham decreased
You sre hereby notified that Simon HOFFMAN AmnIs-
traitor with the will annexed, of Henry T. Graham de-
on the 2st day of June, A D. 1851 MED MS re-
tion in Probate Court within and for the county
f Ashabua and State of Ohio alleging that no person
o estate or effects of said deceased have come into ms
hands to enable him to pay the charges against ana Oh
administering said esatehat said deceased died slez-
ed in fee simple of the following described real estate
situate in the township of Plymouth in the county OF
Ashtabula and State of Ohio being in the South
corner of lot No 49, in said township and pounded as
fnIlows-On the West and South by the lot lines OF s
LOT As and the North and East by lands in the same ot
owned by d. Tracy, containing about twenty acres Vi
land. =, NIL, o. os
Also another parcel of land being in the North part OF
lot No 54 in said township of Plymouth, ana Dounuga
as follows-North by the land of H. NJ Grahanl III me
same lot and the North line of said lot No Oh East Dy
lands in same lot owned by the heirs of b. b. Baksee
South by lands owned by B. p Manu. s. Burnett ana INC
heirs of B. B. Baksee and West by the West line OF so
LOT No A containing about seventy acres of land tha'
Elizabeth Graham, the widow OF said decedent Is en-
titled to dover in said premises and that Lew Graham
Hannah NJ Graham. Henry Wood, Mabel q ood Marion
Wood Elroy Wood, Charles Wood, Robert H. Grafanl
Emily NJ Bartram Sarah Graham, Elizabeth Darrow, anC
Joseph Graham his Heirs at Law and deHlsees' ho'
the next estate of inheritance therein.
The PRAYER of said petition is for the assignment
dover 10 the said Elizabeth Graham, and for sale
said premscs subject such dover estate Tor the pay
ment of the charges aforesaid.
Said nrtiton will be for hearing the 18th day OF Au
oust A. d. 1861 at 10 O'cl0ck A. NJ.
S"S'' SIMON HOFFMAN,
Administrator with the will annexed OF I'M
Estate of Henry c. Graham, deceased
Lee & Kellogg, Attorneys. o,o
2l 1857. 9IJlo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

NeaC Goods.
NOW opening at Herrick & Bros in
~ great variety. = i - u
Nesc and Beautiful styles in Dress Goods
of every description. .....r
Delains Prints &c. Handsome and Cheap.
A nice line of Cassimercs, ST. 'ekings, & Shawls,
p entirely new patterns. . r-- .......f
full stock of Bleaced Cottons, Shectngs, Shrtings,
Ticks, Cotton Yarn, Bats, &c.
much 6elOIC former prices
Good Carpets for 4, & shngs per yard.
Oil Cloth Carpets all widths.
Hoop Skirts in all styles.
Balmoral Skirts, & Skirting. - - z--s r-
An entirely nelc Stock of Wall Paper.
The best Stock of white Granite Crockcry ever shown
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We invite the attention of all who want good Goods at
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Ashtabula, April t. 1861. 9O1 IIERItICK & BRO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
Il THE CONSTITUTION.
THE STATE Ohio,
Office of the Secretary of State.
I.WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary Of State OF
true copy of joint resolution passed by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio the eth day OF April
A. d. 1861 taken from the original rolls on file Ill ts
Office. =,
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto subscribed
TsEAL my name and affixed the Great Seal of the State
of Ohio, at Columbus, the 9th day OF April A. D.
1861 WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

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