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go sip is Ordinary.

OfoaH"Fy.
Experience has prcvcl in this age steam to be
the cheapest of all motor powers Tor constant
use. anil its employment daily on the increase.
We work hy steam, heat by steam, travel by
steam, cUlk ly steam, and when We have moth
ing else 10 ao, "stc,m It." The fare
Mt the Unitarian Anniversary dinner last week
was wretchSl What little ihers were Of "yit-
u's, lcokc,i ~ though they had received u
thaniSr-clp and nintcL Ii the society had
PAd the eAterer Of the occasion five cents in
ste'd Of sc'en'y-,e per plate, las they did psy,)
the fare uouh still have been mean for tho
price. hut the fair who demonstrated that
''ihey al-o scryc who only stand and wait, -
were pretty enough TO e. far towards the loss Of
our dinner, since "Bcauty Is continual feast. -
Go to Rumery 4 SAnborn's for nice and
gyntccl boot. Our understanding is helped by
a pair, fitting in every respect, only they win
s-a-u-e-a-k, which is not bcttting On all occa-
SONS. However. their language Is that Of the
sole. What Is meaner than the man,
pretending to be business man. who will for the
sake Of a little paltry trade, undcrsell the true
market value Of his comm odities; thereby low
ering the standard Of his business, and CREATING
q dstru,t In the minds Of tho people, OF the hon.
est business man who isdcaling fAirly with them
Such man Is too mean and contemplate TO DC
trusted; he IS dishonest, and bound 10 swindls
the unwary buyer. Mrs.. Stephen I.
Rumery Of Biddetord, was the fortunate holder
OF the ticket which drew the piano. Mr.. Vim.
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err LOCAL IFF-ifRS.
yorreriioa.

Correciio".
An item publ.hsl las, week was true,
bu, our reporter did not get all the facts The
l,.ly whose wallet was returned tn her. gave the
honest little hoy who found u all the money she
hal, anil then ordered handsome Bible, with
the boys name stamped upon II, 10 he given
him. The action Of the LAZY Was liberal and
discreet.
The Weakiy Iiod..00~~. "0"i..
honorable Charles Shaw has ev,iSatiy rccov-
eel from his severe attack Of ''kidneys and
bowels" and judging from the spleen heeIhibits
NE mus, have k,d sick time Of II. His ilea Of
throwing OF the bile for fear Of = relapse, Is a
good one.
The Concert
Given by the S,bbath School children. under
the direction Of Mr.. Hobbs. on Wednesday eve
ming. was very well a,tenlcl, the City Hall be-
ing full. The performance was en'irc,y sa'is-
flctory. The solo in .'Te Deum" was rendered
by Miss Hobbs in truly artistic style, and the
Corne, solo Of Mr.. Hobbs was deserveily ap-
plautlel. The concert is to be repeated on Well
nesday evening, May 9th, at the City Hall
UaikiSg.
Mr.. s. c. Lane Of Diidcfori started Thurs
day morning to walk from the Bidlciorl House
TO the Preble House in Portland, and back, on a
wager Of 500 tina, he would perform the dis
t,nce-32 milcs-bctwecn six o'clock A. NJ,
anl six O'Clock l.. VI. The pIrty len in ccol
spirits. A dispatch says that Mr. Lane arrive
In Portland at TO- O'Clock, making the sixteen
miles in four hours and half.
Lei9hio. e Goods~in
Are opening fresh stock OF Goods at their
counter, from which those who call carly can
make very rich sclcctions.
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NTITE OF MIME

STdTE OF MINE -,
To the Hon. Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court
neat To be holden at Alfred. within and for the
County Of YorK. on tho third Tuesday OF May
1863
A LMTRA LITTLEFIELD, Of Blddcford. In said
~ County. libels and gives this honorable SQUIRT
Ia TO informed that she was lawfully married 20
David 81 Littlefeld, OF said Biideior,i, NJ saia
Didd, ford, on the ninth day OF September n. ".
1850. and cohabited with him rs his wifo In SAID
Biddeford until the ID OF April, 1859, and had by
him two children who are nov living. viz Elcar
Llitlrdcld. aged ycars, and Frederick Littlensid
aged I, years. that your libeliant has sways re.
hayed herself rs chaste and faithmi VIE !owsIds
the said David In every respect ! out tnat tne saI
David, regardless Of his marriage covenant anu
duty lid on the said 81 day OF April is2, desert
and sb,ndon your said libellant, and from that
time 10 the present has continued 10 dsseu ana
abanToa her and during the whole period sioce
taid ID Aprii. 1859, has neglected ana nIsn W
make any provision for the support am m ns
name, OF your libeliant and ne! SAID ch,hren.
or any of them; nor hss no visited them o, In ny
wav communicated with them, ana 10 nov IN PaIn
unknown TO your libellant. wherefore, aha ptoaose
II would be reasonable and proper, conauc,se 70
domestic harmony, and consstent WIN ,no Pssss
and morality OF society. tho said loelIsnt pnyss
right and justice, and that she may % esv'SS -.
from tho bonds Of matrimony between ~ sna "a
said husband, and that the CUSTODY OF ne, au
children may DO committed and entrustsa 20 ner.
ALMlRA LlrTLEfiELD.
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saeo, April Is. lsss.
sr<rc OF NAIVE.

bexuS and held n BstS. within and for Md Coun'
~ Of SAs adahoo, on lie ant Tuesday Of April A.
ID. 1868. n
Upon the foregoing libsl. Ordered, Inat NE ~
prayer thsrvat, 70 appear before ne yusucs ~
supreme Judicial Court b b held q AM, W"
IN and Or the County Of York. on the third LsssasJ
with this order Of Court thereon, three weeks sue
oossivsly IN the Union and Journal. n;wsPspssl
printed Of Blddsford. In aid County. the iass pHo
tisth day Of May noxt, that he may then and thefe
In our Md Court appear. and show cause any ~
has, Why the praysf of mid Libel should NOS y
sais A,,ss.. JOS. n. HAYES, Clark.
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Horace Greeley sums up as the result Of n
number ofyears investigation and observation Of
rpiritualism, that the thing itself is plicable
that men and women have no, been made better
by 1t, ON the contrary have grown lax in their
notions Of marriage, divorce and moral purity
and that the aggregate Of insanity and suicide
has been increased by spiritualism.
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District Court Of the UnitcsI states.

DlSTRICT OF MAINE In the matter Of
~ Clark Brothers, bankrupt In Rankruptcy,
This Is 70 give notice that petition has been pre-
sented 70 the Court, this fourtesnth day OF April
1854 by Edgar n. Clark, Of Biddsford, : BANKRUPT,
praying thai he nay BE- dserssd 70 have n II die.
charge from all his debts, provable under The
Bankrupt Act, bosh - On indtvidu and a. mem
isE aid psstIon, il IL ordered Sy chs Cosrt shat
day Of June, a. D. isss before The Court o. Pert.
land. In said District st o'clock. p NJ and thai
other persons In interest. may appear % sAd time
aud place. and sh.u cause n any they have, Why
tho prayer OF said petition should not Be granted
CLERK Of District Court for said District.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES PATENT OrYIcE, I
WASHINGTON, April, 10th, 1853.

WAsHiNGruH, April, Zutn, ioco'S
ON the petition Of Horace woodman, Of Bid
OIcford, Maine, prayn for the extension Of q
patrnt granted to him the LIST day Of August 1851,
aud reissued tho sth day OF December, 1851, for an
i'm proyeInent In Cleaning Top Cards Of Cardng
Machines, for seven years from tho expiration oil
said patent, which takes place on tho LIST day OF
August, 1868.
the Patent Office on Monday the 18th day OF July
next at II o'clock 81, snd all persons arc notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they may have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Per,ons opposing the extension are required TO
file In tho Patent 0fice their objeclO specially
set forth m writing at least frtHty days before the
day OF hearing, all testimony filed by either party,
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon rs tes-
timony, must be filed In the Office fWtnfy Gays be-
fore tie day oil hearings the arguments, II any,
within ten days inter Hing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
the Republican and the fRtsiitgenesr, Washington,
ID. e., and In the UNION AND JOURNAL Biddei0rd,
Maine, once week for three successive weeks the
FIRST of said publications to be ut least sixty days
previous to tho day Of hearing, =, ,,,n
3wjl9 Aeting Commi'sionsr Of Patents.
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A North Carolina paper says that the celc-
bratei kaOlin clay, large quantities Of (which
are shippSl North, is not only used in the manu-
facture of porcelain ware, but also for making
'mccrsc haum" pipes, adulteratiDg four, etc.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
"a ISTRICT OF MAINE In thn rnattcr of

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
l/Remembrance Leighton. Bankrupt In bank.
ruptcy. This TO give notice that petition has
been presented TO the Court, this 22d dav Of April.
by Remembrance Leighton OF Riddeford, q Bank
rupt. praying that he may he decreed to have =
the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
II Is or tered by the Court that hearing he had
upon the same. on the fifteenth day Of Juno, A d.,
1874 before tho Court In Portland 10 said District,
ut o'clock, 2. ~, and that notice thereof he pub
lishcd In the Portland Evening Star aud the Bid
deford Union aud Journal, newspapers printed IN
said District, once o week for three weeks. and
once IN tho weesly Star. and that oil creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
Interest, NAV appear ut sa'd time nnd place, aud
show cau.c, ifany they have. why the prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted.
WI. r. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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The Masonic Grand bodies in Maine will hold
their annual sessions in Portland in the week
commencing with the 4th Of May next, and dur
ing that week, on the 9th Of May; at O'Clock
a. ~, they will lay the corner stones Of the new
Custom House and Post Office.
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A democrat in Merijen, Conn.,, excited by the
election. demolished an opponent thus: eye
necln't talk to me! I'll bet If you try ten
years you can't make me equal to Mgscr, no
how you can fix il! !" The point was visible.
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District Court of the United States.

nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Clark brothers, bankrupt In bankruptcy.
This Il 10 give notice that petition has been pre-.
scnted 10 the Court, this fourteenth day Of April
IS6s, by II. r. q. Clark OF Biddeford, Bankrupt,
praying that he may he decreed to have full die.
charge Individually and as member OF the nrm OF
CLARK Brothsrs ffom all his debts, proyable under
the Bankrupt Actand upon reading said Petition,
Is ordered by the Court that . hearing he had
upon the same. on the fifteenth day OF June, A.. ID.
1858 before the court in Portland In said District,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear at said tine and place, and shew easss
shouid noS be granted. WIN. r. PREBLk.
Clerk OF District Court for aid District J
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While a little girl named Keenc was swinging
in her fathers barn at Roach Pond, last Tues
day, the beam to which the cords were attached
gave way and fell on her head. She died in o
few hours
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The New York Herald recommends its friend
jeff. DAVE to steer his bark for Europe or some
other foreign country, before Ben. Wade gets
hold Of him and hangs him on sour apple
trrc
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FOR SALE!

known a the "chadbourns Farm," on "Desr.
,nr.s Ridge, |" In wsterboro, bat . short distance
rum the ?. q n II. r.. and y the most Pleasantly
located OF any arm In the County. IL eontslns
vood and timber, and never fAils Of large crop:
N RAJ : largo two-story brick house with 81 and
new barn 20 Z 70 With cellar, and all the modern
improyemsna Ms':t nV@a nevs W ss rrrd.
psddss . largo orchard Of native fruit there 70
young and very promlsing orchard o. Sssc,
huit. The stock and hrm tools can % oocSns
Jossph h. . Paul Chad bourne, en- Be ssesrea .
barEain n applied Cor sooe. Inquire on ne ~
les, OF q Chsdbourns . elsarns, oeeo. uiS
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
OFFICIAL
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Little Blue.

THE Summer session Of this Family school
at Harrington, Maine, will commence o.
Thursday. May, - .-rs1-,
observation-disclosures,
HEALrH-MAsSxas-Mo =
For partic ulars apply 10 The Principal,
3siio EDW. r. WESTON.
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N'e,o .4drcrstxeis,c cats.
RK COZ TY

TNiE Annual Meeting Of this Institution win
Il be holden at the Ranking House OF the First
NATIONAL Hans on Wednesday the i3th day OF May
next. tor the election OF ofacers for the ensuing
year. and Tor tho transaction OF any other busi-
ness that may come beforo theu, y
BiddefOrd May I. 1854 i9h.
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alninu aud SunruaL.
Travellers Guide.

Y.os s,co pai=s fer Bssts. iea,s the 2. s. p. De-
Mt Al IL Z: A. ~. s,i S52 n. Fer soytissf Al
40; lisa 4. ~, snd TBS AMI ARR
FHos mpsssoNp Dxror for Bsstss a tn. . - m,
Ant - 2. ~ Ter Ps,iissa al 500 ia a. ~, AA-i
us, yOSP.N.
Mall Arrangense nt.-- Biidsford J.. o'
Ysr tls E,.t al n Is A N. sn.i Gis n. PC lin
srics al a. At psr..asashi, MoBiay, -v -, ~
runy At y. ~ P.HI LyUIah CSs'rv' Thursdays ''''
s,,,s ,s.,ys ,,,. N. y,., Al 81 a. sDi too Pm
From tls TsI al IL n, sfsi 100 'rn 'Au s
Ick Al N N A ~ p,fsarsa,h, MsfsiU, w~ln-hy
anil ygtt,y 1t sJ1 NJ Lyman ,'Su-, '' ~
sniy al 500
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
"a ISTRICT or MAINE In tha rnaiAnr Of

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter of
lILuthor q. Moore Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This to give notice that petition has been pre-
April, by Luther H. Moore Of Limerick. o Bank
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts, provable under the
is ordered by the Court thata hearing no had upon
the same. on the fifteenth day OF June, A. d., 1868.
before tho Court In Portland, In said District at
o'clock, +. NJ and that notice thereof be publish
ell In tho Portland Star and the Union and Jour
nal newspapers printed In said District. once
week for three weeks, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In In.
show cause, If any they have why the prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted
WM. p. PREDLE.
Clerk OF District Court for said District
3Nilg
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GENERAL COUNTY NEVIS.
KeHHebHak.

EsHHeb.Rk.
Robert II. Lord, ESQ, is doing very profit
able business in the corlage line, he manufac-
lures twine in all its varieties, also seincs and
nets for fishermen, and as these goods are made
from the best Of cotton they arc eagerly sought
after by his numerous customers. He gives elm
ployment to large number Of men, boys and
girls, he is gentleman Of strict business capac-
~ and therefore his success.
The enterprising firm Of Dame & Perkins
have been and still are doing an exceeding large
and profitable business in the Box board line.
They send car load after car load Of sugar boxes
to Portland where they are shipped to the Indies
and there they are filled with sweetness (sugar)
then sent home again or to other parts Of the
Globs. They run their mill with two sets of
hands day and night to ill their orders.
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KEyyEDuSK, April %, 1868.


EDITOR UNION & JoURSAL:-Everything with
us seems to be moving along in the usual man
ncr. business dull, but on the increase little.
Our new Town Building is progressing finely.
We hope to have 1t all plastcrcd in the course Of
two weeks, and finished by the middle or last Of
July. The Kennebunk Dramatic Club arc trying
to raise enough money to furnish II, and will
give another entertainment rs soon as the Hall
can be used. They are now rchearsing the
"Coming Woman" play that has met with
great success In Boston and vicinity. Also
three or four popular farces.
The Cool Templars Of Wells sent IN invita-.
ton to the Lodge in this place to come over and
celebrate the anniversary Of their Lodge A
year ago the Goth Of April, the Ledge In Ken
nebunk went to Wells and established ono in
that place. Hence the invitation.
About 80 members went from here, and had
very pleasant time. Was entertained with
music, tableaux, speeches, sc. Had q speech
from Bro. VIM. Wells, on "Gen. Grant,; also
closing speech from Bro. John Braglon. on
"woman's Influence" Both were well deliy-
cred. The Lodge then broke up with social
gathering, after which, oil went home well sat
isfed. II. j.
County Com. Court.
Tho next session Of the County Commission
ers' Court will be holden at Alfred on Wedncs-
day, May Goth.
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cPoNGE MATTRESSES, and SPONGE FOR
N'V0'niVchIiiii pboGRsE : XowSLL;Ns. ,.,a.
iSkoocsH q Mails strsss' bssss'o's'
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brighton Cattle Markets April 30.

Total. ....l2o3 36lg ....
Number Of cars over The different roads -oston and
Albany. ~ I Eastern, s. Total, l2j.
Prices Of Market Beef.-Extra 81 rs "a Is 81, first
quality sl& Oh 10 142 second quality SIS % Is 70
thini quality 81 % "a Il co.
Prices Of Store Cattle Working Oxen, v pair, $3.50,
200 go 40 500
Mich Cows AMI Calvcs-s35, 80, 6S, rs TO 100.
Iearngs $40 40 10 two year ODDS $50 ID - three
year oils SIS 90 90.
Western Fat swnc-Live, none dressed, II ID l3c Y
N.
Store IIogs-wholesaie, None.
Columbia CON-. Y. Spring Pgs-None.
Prices of Sheep and Iambs-lu lots, 81 90, 30, 300
each extra, IS SO 10 90 or from Oh TO SIC v ID.
Veal Calves-s3 40 IL
Prices Of Hides, Talow aud skins-lles, 81 20 DC y
H. Tallow, % &c v h. Pes,sl Is I'D 90 each Calf
skins. lsc 2 ID.
Classification 20 Cattle and Sheep-N. D-Bccf. extra
arb first quality includes nothing hut the best large. ht
Oxen. seconi and third quail ~ includes Oxen, a two
AMI three year oil Steers.
shccl-ESra includes c,ssets, AMI when those Of nfer
or quality thrown out Of the lo,.
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X BIDDEF0RD, MAINE.
pond,. p.,sn, step Ladders.

TNHE most perfect ever invented A rare com
Il bination Of lightness. neatncss and strength.
They sre the only Ladder that 10 constructed up.
on scientific principles. They are we'll adapted for
~ the largest with ease. Mechanics and Farmers
viii nud them u DO Just right for Heavy Work,
and the latter especially. for Graing Fruit trees
and gathering fruit Manuhctu!ed and SOLO py
Proprietors for York County V'
25c00 SELECTED FRUIT TREES, 10.
OUR Stock Of Pear, Apple, Peach, Plum
SIChcrry, Ounce, Apricot and Neetarine Tree,
Ornamental shrubs, Hardy Roses, Bulbs, Small
Fruits. Grape Vines. Evergrcens, Hedge PlantA
60, &c, Is very superior IN quality and choice In
variety. We oitr 10 at retail and Wholesale ratss
that must secure It's rapid SALE A descriptive Lks
Of the ssms sent 10 allappllcants.
BIT WELLS 4 CO.
ofhce l6l Washington st.. Saiesroom D Water
lmolej st., Boston.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TJ,O THE WORKING CLASS-FARMERS
i Mechanics, Ladies', and everybody. lam now
prepared TO furnish you with constant employ
inent ut your homes -the whole OF your time. or
In your spare moments business new, light and
profitable. Fifty cents to s. per evening 10 easily
earned by persons Of either sex. and the boys ana
girls can earn nearly rs much as men. Great In.
ducements are offered those who will devote their
whole time 10 tho bu,lness, and that every person
who sees this notice may send me their address
following unparalleled offer ITO all who are not
satlsaed with tho business, ! will send 81 to pay
for tho trouble of writing me- Full particulars,
directions, 60, sent free. A sample will DO sent
nv mall TO all who send 10 cents Address, Il. Z.
ALLEN, AUGUSTA, MAINE. 8tco3j&jiwl9
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INSURANCE! INSURANCE!
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO..
Gllmanton, N. II.

TO THE FARMERS OF YORK COUNTY.
| Tho undersigned would take this opportunity 10
thank the citizens OF York County for the liberal
patronage that has been extended to him for the
last ten years and would inform them that no still
continues 10 transact business for this old and re'
| able company, and holds himself In readiness to
visit NY ia ri OF tho county to take applications
| for Insurance. All communications relating to the
business of the Company may be directed to
E.G. TAPPAN,
Director and Agent,
springvsle, Me.
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Last Monday evening while The performances
Il the circus were In full blast, an alarm Of IRE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-14
NOTICES..
Bank Notice.

NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN TO
~ all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
Of Cleveland. au Independent Banking Company,
organized and carrying on business as lndepen-
dent Banking ompany at the city ot Cleveland.
said Stale Of vhio entitled An Act to insorporate
i be State Bank OF Ohio and other BANKING Com
pAnies passed February 24tn, Is45. being desirOus
vf reiinquishing and closing its Banking business.
to Il at end has in pursu of the statutes of the
said ,tate of vhio in such case made paid and re-
deemed more than ninety per cent. of the maximum
amount of its circulating notes. and delivered the
to the treasurer OF State of the said State If
Ohio to be destroyed. and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction of the Tressures
Secretary and Audit Of State of said State of
alton at the ofieeof the National City Bank
Of leve and. at the said city Of Cleveland, where
Done By order of n g Board Of Directors of the
City Bank of Cleveland, July 9th. 1868,
LEMUEL WICK. President.
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