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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20
BIrouAMpToN, N. Y, Nov. /!

" NEW Il DIRK, NOV. ~.
a Kingston, ia, letter of the Goth says that
the schooner Lacy from New York, was at
tackled. by pirates off the island, but a yolley
OF bullets drove them off. siaea51 .ofso 1sla
- BTrouAmrToN, N. Y, Nov 10
The weather this morning was extremely
cold; The mercury marked 10 degrees below
the freezing point at 8 A. M. The Susquehan-
M and Chenangol rivers at this city We're EN-
tIrely frozen over during the NIGHT the most
rapid freezing that has been known in several
stsig7947E r. BALTIMORE, Nov. 10
Jnd2e Giles yesterday refused to grant an
injunction to restrain manager Ford from pro
ducing play called Under the Gaslight."a
-,'''e '.'A- JAMAICA fLAIN, MASS, Movie.
The dwelling house Of Charles W. Dabney,
oneforest Hit street. was totally destroyed by
lire at O'Clock this morning, Loss not stated.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 19-1.3O P. NJ.
The steamship Great Republic, from fSoko-
| hona, has just been telegraphed outside the
head.
The steamship Montana sailed for Panama
at ii A. M. with &S6400 in treasure, $67l 900
OF which sfor New York.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10.
Navigation is stopped by ice near the mid
die OF the State canal
MOBILE, Nov 49,
The steamer Onward, with seventy bales OF
cotton, was burned yesterday 81 Bells land
ing on the Alabama river. No lives were lost
New YORK, Nov. 10
The British bark Gen Garfield, of London
from Goconade island Aug 10th, has arrived
She brings home the officers and crew of the
United States steamer Sacramento, which was
lost on chat Island June 17th .s,. IL. =
QUARANTINE, LONG ISLAND Nov. 10
The health officer at quarantine reports that
four new cases OF cholera on the steamship
City of Cork have been discovered since his
last report Six passengers remain in criti-
cal condition; the remainder are IN q fair way
OF recovery. No deaths have occurred since
last Monday ga
/ Ill j QUO ~ PROVIDENCE, Nov. 10.
D. me Grove street grammar school bouse IN
fawtncket was burned last evening, in conse-
Hu NIi OF oyer beating the chimney.
:, = titI 2weeny was killed at Central Falls
ioo l ;,,atnoon while blasting rocks He was
lo2kIng TO sec if the fuse vas extinguished
! Wheh an explosion blew his head to atoms.
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.gt -,.s..si d NEW YORK, Nov. 1876 P. NJ o.
Money very stringent al the close al per cent
Gold closed steady 81 1899. Sterling Exchange closed
firm at 1893 a 1885, Government securities closed
Faction lower. Stocks closed heavy with increased
pressure to sell Mining shares generally lower
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NOTE Of hand signed by VIM. Lowell and en-
"A III sed BY j. l.. Patten, for the sum OF $3.50 due
n o. ISG7, p iyable az any Bank IN Portland.
This Is to caution persons from purchasing or
rotiatng the same ser.L
NGaHp JAS. L PATTEN.
Nov &c, 1867. no1sdlw-
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= . CTsssn sAL"
f. "a. EATTEN e CO.. AuctloDeeIl
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
House and Land on Deer street

nN MOHD AY. November 25th, az O'Clock T. NJ
~ snai. sell the new one and one.hilts ory wood.
er house, Ne. Deer Street. Said house e3ntains
Pine rooms good cioseis gOOI cellar, we'll OF spring
waer in Collar, &c. Lot contains 1879 square ieet-
rus property is orated within Few minutes walk
of the Post Office aud is desirable Tor occupancy or
investment. Can ba let for $3.50 4 year. Sale post
I've. Terms easy. l.t r. o. BAILEY, Auct,
November 21 dt EHt.l..'7 III -I-r-- 1 n .-
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From SifIta.

ll89lgd 9QIi g SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
The revenue cutter Lincoln arrived from
Sitka last night. Prof Davdson's coast sur
vey party were passengers s. u Nv
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ciac5..s.aii M ar.ess.
soui,.era, r5arisers.

~ q CtScISssATI Nos H.
whiskey dull AM nominal, and offered at 35c in
bond. Gogsdull at 80 q 90 gross, and % q 60
net; receipts 2,490. Provisions unchanged. Mess
PORK held at 2000 GLard held at 12c for old. =
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E. M PATTEN az CO., AueiioneerE,
OFFICE "a EXCHANGE STREET. i.f.I

An assortment Of Silver Plated goods, Casters
Spoon, Forks Ladies', Goblets, Cups, Cake Baskets
Salvers, &c. Dealers and othsrsare Invited TO at
tend. Evers lot must be sold.
November 49,. dtd Nii.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

F5NHE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
L. Plumb Streets. Tor n term OF wears: Enquire
OF &. c. MITCHELL " SON,
A,,c no ,sre IA. - I7s Fore Street.
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ship New,

--' ..E.,.;s ship News. "a ..s,..s asss>.
Ar at Matanzas 10Th inst, brig Harriet, from Port
land. 81 .les re+ E,t brad .f1.gi ypc.sua-
of HatteraS.rN = p. y. u -
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BooTk.Ke,e.. l,.peeI,lI,,.!sV I. sssslad.sN

~. Nsiaale Ag d Man, with some b SIN
quail. feaiions and large expert nc in double
Entry o X Keeping, n accounts, is waited Ior
respons bic p sitf IN. Address A. Post OH e b
1891 with ref renee
Portland Nov IL 1867 IT
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

~U-~S Ths Haitien Steamer "ozama' (pro-
peller) 41o tons, three years old. built
viii be sold at auction Frida, Mo-. 2snd, 1851,
at twelve o'clock noon, by Brruett Jones & Co.,
AuctioDecrs, under judgment the United States
District Court,
The sale will be held on board of the Vessel at the
long pier, Atlantic basin, Brooslyn, New York,
The steamer W S formerly allied tho "Siepheu
Cloud is built Of the best White Oak, is OF unusual
Strength and is In excellent condition Further in-
formation may be obtained rom
MATw. L. DELAFIELD:
esIIberty St, Y. City.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

Svyss NEWARK, y. j. Nov. 10.
Two young men of highly respectable con-
nections, named VIM Mecker and Longwell
have been arrested on charge of garroting
Mr. Beach the other night i'll this city, aud rob
bin. him of valuabes worth several hundred
dollars. The matter oceasioned good deal of
excitement at the time of the robbery.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 70.
KEY, Newman Hall, of England, addressed a
meeting OF 3OoO blacks at tho African Church
Tonight; The address was full Of good advice;
ne urged them to forget their past wrongs and
Brown occupied seats on the stand. sSz
Orders have been received here assigning
the following named officers: to the Artillery
School at Fortress Monroe, Maj. Gen Bower;
comandants of thejpost,l Brig. Gen. j. Roberts
ard Gen, VIM Hayes. Fonr batteries of ar
tllery are also ordered to the Fortress. n q t-
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Lost,
ON Monday Evening, Nos. l1ih, LADY's SA-
" BILE FUR COLLAR. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the Same at NO go Oxf I'd
street. ------------ IL hovI4oIM-
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90
ST.. LOUIS. Mo- Nov, L..
Tobaceo-coninon and lnetiium leaf % a Ii 80;
shipping II 10 q 15 90; manufacturing 16 10 l 20 90.
Cotton lower; siiddlmg 14lc bid Wheat unsettled
Flour-supcrfine at 90 or so; choice extra 8 rs q
90; ooubie extra % g 40 % Wheat Fall grades
easier but heavy; choice Fan Red and White 10 %
2 CO.; Spring firIner1 500 190. Corn So q 99c tor
aud Soc a 90 Tor Old. Oats declining; saes
in improved demand at 81 90. Bacon wanted; should
ers 12Ic clear sides Ice Lard duh at 12c for choice
tierces Live Hogs in good demand at 81 a. &c :;
killed to date 80 900 head. p. ..s5trzs - - $3.50
LOUISVILLE, Noy.s1c.
Tobacco--sales 80 Ihds. at 90 "a 90 for light Tugs
to medium Ieaf Cotton-Low medium at 15ir. Flour
unchanged. Wheat al IS "a 2 45. Corn-old shelled
90; 65c. Oats Csc in bulk, Hogs at g.
% 63c. Mess Pork 20 50, Bacon shoulders 12Ic
packed. Lard 2 tsa II &c for tierees. Raw Wsk in
bond 35c. fi q. -.lHi t-nD t' hHs7 ~
.il-i-Li# y MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 1G.
Cotton fiat at Ice. Com scarce at 10. Oats TIC
Hay dull at Fl 90; there is large supply Flour ull
and unchanged. Pork dull nc 90 90 Bacon-clear
sides 16 "a 1GJc. Lard 1ilc In kegs.
MOBILE, Nov. 16.
Cotton quiet; sales LEO bales Middling 1Cc; te-
celpts 3, 252 bales.
AUGUSTA, &C., Nov Is.
Cottol-market inactive AMI weak; sales 1924
bales receipts G4i bales; Middngs l4f a l5tc
ar SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 16.
Cotton dull and declined Middnes at 16lc; sales
,246 bales; receipts $50 bales,
CHARLESTON, $. G., Nov 16
Cotton In good demand but irregular and easier;
sales 500 bales Middng at J6t GO 163e; receipts 500
bales.s5a ..a 81 .snatfifl 9s1H,s1 rs =
III j WILMINaToN, N. c., Nov. 16.
e Spirits Turpentine quiet at soc. Rosin steady at
2 90 Tor common and No. 2. Cotton declined to lot 9
i6sc for M'ddling. Tar lSn at 10 NJ ,ng 20
Cation tirmer; Mdling at 174c; sales 3 400 bales;
receipts a. 3s4 bales; exi orts 7S4 baes Sugar dull
and declining; yellow clarified 10 "a 1871 Molasses
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20
To Let.

TyHE Second, Third and Fourth Stories In Smiths
il New Block No. So Union st. A desirable location
for Jobbng Manufacturing purposes. WIN be leas-
ed entire or separate. Apply TO
ia ..,..lfih i}. A.CUSHMAN & CO..
july25dtf No. "a Union Street.
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To Let.
TO Let.

BOUT 800 feet OF the lower end of Custom House
"A Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on now occupied BY Thomas Ascencio & Co. En-
quire OF LYNCH, BARKER q CO.,
sept11tf 139 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20
Wednesday Morning, November 20, 1897

Especial Dispatch 10 the Pressl }|l}<I
The Gardiner Breach Of Promise Case.
4sAs t.# AUGUSTA, Nov. 10.
Lawrence VS.. Cooke went to the jury at 20
minutes before o'clock Verdict viii be rem
dered in the morning DAMON.
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Flour Barrels W anted.

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or a gentleman and
IA wife. can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st
November 9. dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

GSASH on delivery, and the highest market price
~ paid, at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street,
near Grand Trunk Depot, for barrels suitable for
sugar sft s.f LYNCH, BARKER Il co.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20
Roarders Wanted.
Boarders wanted.

U""""0" =" NHVNA "a 4 = " &lNtt1tA' :
TwO or thee gentlemen an have rooms and
: board in private amiiy, at No 10 Alder street
November IA. div
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aAFFssss gssf.n Wanted. sn lanG#
Efs nEkHt FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mereiai, near foot OF Emery street.
Proposals viii also Be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office OF the
Company, 1859! Commercial, at corner Of Union st.
4 feb12d&wt's sGNtf# st.sT. G. HEIlSET
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-14
.CIevcIand Wholesale Market.

y WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. IL, 1861.
FLnJR-The market TO day was without any especial
Il features The demand j. only for small lois and
aggregate of trade is not large hut the market is
firm 10 prices, aid rules steady. We quote ZX red
from No. : Theat $i15ttf!2.25; XX red from No. l
S3UJcgI3,jJ; M white Sl4UGfgiIJ0: XX spring
Si050tl % Eu"ku ieIt Flour in moderate demand at
SH5rG InGA. Rye FloTr steady at SS0JGIS.50.
NHEAI-TEc market was without movement to-day,
ana hardly iirnI bu; nomiEay without change. No.
Milwaukee spring held al 2.lI in lots No. rcd
winter $40: No. = do $2,tSlg..50.
COitN-ln Ilir demand aIi steady. Sales cars new
No. q 80 from store ION bu old No l mixed at
Ssi.UI cars old yellow $i02.
OATS-taieJ and steady. Sales = cars No. State at
USC from store.
BARLEY-Ffrm. No. l State ant Canada hllI at ST.
Ilt.I.N}; No = 81 i5lJl,59.
IiOGS-DfCsSc continue in light recent. ard the dc
md Is Cnly partially met III" market ruling steady at
ii!G sc for choice heavy, dividing OF 2i0 lbs
i.NiSD-iu moderate C5I.Gnd and steady. In frknS
country rendered 1ll1l2c
SMOKED MEAfS-Quict ant steady. Sales iC3O lbs
city srgar-cUr1d Hams al iGc.
BUTIEIi-tlGic; aid steady for cilocc Western Re
serve at ;;!Gi SJc inferior 10 good do 2>Gi:S3c
CkEoEDu and steady at ilG itc for good 10 choice
dairy aud flcIoTy sma!i lois selected 10Y iCc.
EGGS Scarce anu firm at 3itI53c
POUL rRI-Quiet. Turkeys hc!d at 1.5t16c; Chick
l2Gyiic.
POTATuES-Quiet and steady a. S5GIaOc for Peach
BLOWS III car lots !i5c@t s on from store.
ONlONS-In very light supply and firm at $3.50 pcs
bu and 81 o. per Dbl.
BEANS-ia fair demand and firm at 50, ,25ls3J0 for
prime waite S,,JI,?. 30 for cCmIlUH TO EcIi;In.
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"TuE Coon TINE Cou1yc I'm

'TnE Coop TINE COMING" I'm that
day man shall say to his servent, "What
is the matter with the baby?" And the
servant shall reply, at has been sick for
hours" "And where is its mother?"
';She is outs electioneering for Sallie Rob
bins" And such conversations as these
shall transpirc between ladies and ser
wants applying for situations: "Can You
cook?" eyes" "Wash?" YES" "A!l
RIGHT. Who is your choice for State mil
imer?" "Judy AIcGinnis" "Well, you
can tramp"
And woman shall talk politics instead
of discussing the fashions; aud men shall
nurse the baby while their wives go to
the polls and vote. And in that day the
man who hath beautiful whskers shall
beat the homcly man of wisdom for gov
error, and the youth who waltzes with
exquisite grace shall be chief of police in
preference to the man of Lracticed sa-
gacity and determined energy.
-lfa2A; ItcGin.
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The Chicago RepaJI;cut says, in speak
inc of Wcston's 100 mile feat: st is
thought that he actually did make it on
the trial between Silver Creed, n. v and
Conncaut, O., and that supposition has
been strengthened by the receipt Of a let
ter from the deputy sheriff of Ashtabula
county, residing at Conneaut, stating that
there was 10 doubt about it all. n por-
ton of the distance has been measured
and found to vary so much from what
it was supposed to be, that a close cal
culation makes the actual distance travel
ed 100 ] miles. In order that there may
be no mistake about the matter, Mr.. Ed
ward Van Orden will cause the ground
to be accurately chained.
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MARRIED..

In Geneva Dec. 81. by Rev. 4. D. Barber. Mr. Orscn
4 Car;in, of fConneaIt, 10 Miss Alice A. Loomis
In Perry at the residence Of the brides father Nov
PSI H. b. Elder c. Il Richmond Geo. E. Warren, OF Men
tor 10 Miss Frances L. StoCSlam.
In I!arpcrsfcld Eov. 9th, by Elder c. r. Richmond
Milo Bates to Miss L. Algcro>c Phillips.
In Genera Nov 2Sth. by Rev. \. c. TibJitts, ". C.
S!.arn. 10 Miss Nellie N. AmCs.
At the Thompson House. in jefferson, Dec. 9TH. 1861
by Rev f. c: Farley. Peter Wcan, 10 Miss Adelaide
Thompson, both OF Jefferson.
In COnnCaut at the residence of the brides father
Harry Lake. Esq. Dec. eth y hcy. L. u. keyes, Mr.
Chas. J. Hale to Miss Sarah L. Lake.
December fth at the Cowlcs House. PsiHc@YiIc. hy
Rev. II. {. Haydn. Mr.. Joseph Strong TO Miss Ross
Mathews. both Of Thompson.
December 10Th. at the residence of Hammond Gregory
by Rev II. c. HAYDN: Nj Charles H. Pelton to hiss
4 Ira Gregory bdGA Of PanesvilIc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-14

1t has transpired that the Democrats
are divided as to the propriety and expc-
diency of changing the Congressional
districts of this State at this time Some
Of them are fer it, and some oppose it.
There are so many conflicting interests
IL their own party that would have to
he reconciled, should they begin that
work; and thea it is so near the time
for taking the next Federal census, that
il Is net improbable they Gill decide to
lat the districts alone as they arc. The
Democrats say they can carry majority
VI them ncxt year rs they stand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-14

The Church of England has for years
been violently agitated by the attempted
introduction of Ritualisiic Innovations.
Such an attempt in itselfis matter pure
" ecclesiastical which ought to be set
tied by ecclesiastical legislation. But
in England it has been OF frequent occur
selves of the widespread popular diseon-
tent produced by the Ritu!ists, and inter,
rupted divine services in the churches Of
the Ritualistic party in TIE most shame
full manner. The latest occurrence of
this kind is reported from All Saints
Church, Lambeth, where on Sunday, No
vember 24tl1,-a general riot took place,
and beautiful font witbin the cormun-
ion rails was broken There is TO
Christian country, we believe, where the
law is so insufficient for protecting the
celebration of divine worship as in Eng
land.
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CHoLERA.-The cold weather we arc
having seems to be no safeguard against
cholera We see by the New York ap-
pers that on Friday last, the ship Lord
Brougham, arrived at New York with
twenty cases of sickness OIL beard, which
have been pronounced to be genuine
Asiaic cholera. The ship left Hamburg
with Il crew Of eighteen, and a passenger
list showing three hundred and eighty
three passengers, all in the steerage.-
When bat two days at sea symptoms o.
the cholera became manifest among the
passengers, and from that time until
within eight days Of the arrival of
the vessel at New York, the disease
ragged with terrible effect, carrying of no
less than seventy-fve persons, in some
cases entire families, and prostrating a
score or more, who still lie in precaii-
Ous condition.
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS,
T h mpson Quarry.

Il HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Gcauga County. is the nearest and convenient
the citizens of AshabUla and vicinity, of any other and
the quality of its stone is superior Of xur
and durability. Stone cut TO any dimensiors and 10
any purpose, dressed in the most wolkmanlike manner
ami at short notice Orders socitatcd. for ta.eing
Steps, Well-StOnes, Cnderpinnng, Window anu boo
Caps and Sills, Coping and water Tables. When the
travelling is good parties may do their hauling at
considerable saving. B. EDGERTUS.
THOMPSON Dec % 1867. g4O
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Bishop BEDELL--The Mt. Vernon Republican says:
The reception of Bishop BEDELL at
Gambler on his return Il few days since
bv the officers and students of Kenyon
College, and by the citizens was one of
decided interest. President Stone wei
coined him in handsome speech, and
in behalf of them also gave the Bishop
hearty welcome. His speech in reply
was full of interest He sketches his
travels, and gives his impressions of Eng
land, France, &c. The Bishop returns
greatly improved in health.
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The MANUFACTURER's COMMEMORATIVE fol
lowing is tie call for the National Convention
of Manufacturers, to be held in Cleveland, on
Wednesday Of next week, the 18th inst:
Believing the time has come when the
International Revenue Taxes on all man
ufactures and productions NuxurieS eX-
cepted) should be removed, the under
signed, respectfully, yet earnestly, re
quest manufacturers and producers Of
commodities now taxed t. call meet
ings in their respective towns, cities and
communities, and appoint delegates to
meet in convention at Cleveland o., De
cember 18th, 1867.
This step is taken with view of urg
ing on Congress, early in its present ses-
sion at Washington, the necessity of sim
plifying and changing the tax list in
such a manner as to remove burthens
wholly unnecessary and thus relieve and
stimulate the productive industry Of the
country.
1t is urged that measures be taken at
once for full and large delegations from
all parts Of the United States to be pres
eat at the convention, as the depreSs-
ed condition of the trade and business
throughout the country demand prompt
and decisive &C ion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-14

ANOTHER NEro-It seems probable
that we are to be favored with another
Presidential veto. The IIouse on Mon
day passed for the second time the bill
to strike ont the word white from the
laws of the District of Columbia regUia-
ting TIE selection, of jurors, leaving col
ored taxpayers equally eligible with the
whites. The bill passed both branches
of Congress last July, but was subject TO
Il pocket veto by the President. Should
Congress take the usual holiday vaca-
ten i: willnot unlikely experience al
other Ike fate.
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DIED..

Announcements free Commentators Notices. half rates
In Geneva, Nov 18th, Roswell Cook in the 10Th year
Ct his a@c.
Sfr. Cook was ofthe earliest settlers OF Geneva.
In Perry, Dec 18th. Of cancer Mary Crofoot aged "a
years wife of Benz. CIofOOt.
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Horses and Sheep for S@Se

HE Subscriber has number OF hSr- OF
ses aud fine wool Sheep among which are sevsrS @ az n ~.
Bncks that will be sold at favorable prices anu TI &c
commOdatng terms. - % Ifr5
Ashtabula y " I, 1867.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

L HEBE n. LAKE, of Cassawaga,
State of Pennsylvania is hereby notified that Calvin
Lake has this 4th day of December, 1861 filed his pc
tton in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas in Ashtabua County Ohio, charging said Phebe
" Lake, with wiful abandonment for more then three
years last past and asking to be divorced which petition
will be for hearing at the next term of said Court.
CALVIN Lake,
9376w per c. r. GODDARD, his Atty
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L OR Sale. A good location is offered for
sale very cheap. consisting of two Houses Barns
good Ice House, two Brick and utensils ncces a.
ry for carrying first class Bakery all new and in
good oder, both shop and sales room. good variety
of Grapes and Fruit Trees, well selected all in bearing
order and of the best quality This place is situated 50
can be Bought Cheap, payments cay. Enquire OfJ l.
LEEk on premises. or L. w. GARY dealer in Furni-
tlre OF all and the best Kind, at the village. g3I
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NEW GOODS!
Fail Styles No,0 Open,


GRE.1T DECLINE IN PRICES !
w Z Offer Special Bargains to CASH.
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Dress Goods down to old figures,
Splendid plain, Plaid, and Striped Poplins, at Soc
Merinos, Empress and Alpaca Cloths, at the lowest
prices Popln Alpaccas, in Black Garnet &c.
HEAVY CLOAKLNGS!
IN sHAwLs, We offer Special Bargains, in weight
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Mems Extra Shirts and Drawers,
Ladies Merino Vests,
Our Stock of White Goods is full and Complete
Medium and Fine Linens, Towengs, Table Linens
Counterpanes. Nanisooks, Jones N,ii; Natiiii's'
India Long Cloths, DIPST,Iy PS,ybIr [t',7It''s'
Hem'd Emb'd and Lace !landkeTTGneis' T'
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Won can SAVE MONEY, by buying for CASH
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