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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10
ABYSsINIA.
REPORT FROM THE BRITISH HEADQUARTERS-t
DIVISION ~ ADvASCE-MoyEMENrs OF TIL
EGYPTIANS.

REPORT FROM THE BRITISH UEADQUARTERS-A
DIVISION IN Observation-Disclosures OF THE
EGYPTIANS.
ALExtN DRIA, Egypt. Feb. T. via Malta and Lon
DoN. Feb S-Advices of a late date have been
received here from the officers in command of the
British expedition in Abyssinia. The Queens army
was in advance 10 the interior when the dispatches
left headquarters force of 1850 men, embracing
attachments from each arm of the service, marched
from the camp az SeEafe for AntOlO on the 26h of
January in obedience TO order from MaiOI-Gen.
Napier. Tie native castles from India who had fol-
lowed the regular army in large and often embar-
RAISING, numbers. were being returned 10 Their own
country by the transports from Annesley Bay, with
the exception of Just many were absolutely re-
CURED to in different positions. for the most
part OF an inferior character. in the camp the
Ccmmissarat Department The British troops are
indebted 10 American invention for a great-t may
lie said vital-Telief during their march. Water has
been bored for and wells sunk according to an
American plan. at q place called KOomagloo, in the
line OF operations The work perfectly
successful. the water pouring in and con-
tnuing to flow in great abundance. The
coast shore line at aud between the differ
ent points OF landing established by the English has
been duly lighted, rendering the movements of trans
ports and war vessels secure, and facilitating the
work OF debarking OF loading with men, materials
and military stores vastly 1t is reported in AleXan
dria that the Egyptian Governor, established at
CuassOnah according to an agreement between the
English authorities and the NicerOy, has been re-
called. and that this step meets the appreciation of
the Cabinet in London
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ADMIRAL FABBAGUT's RECEPTION IN FLORENCE.
FLORENCE, Feb. s. Admiral FaTdgut of the
United states Navy, who arrived IN this city yeser-
day from Genoa. remains a much hOnored visitor.
The Admiral enjoys the most marked attention on
AL sides; royal. official, and at the hands OF the
municipality and people at large The United States
feet. in command of Admiral Faragut is at Spezzia.
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
Feb. 9.-During the stay of Admiral Farragut IN
Italy the feet under his command will be stationed
Oh the coast between Genoa and Ciyita Necchia
DISTINGUISHED RECRUIT FOR THE PAPAL ARMY.
PARIS Feb. S.-YOung Iturbide the heir of the late
Macmillan, has lately enlisted in the Pspal zouaves
~ knme.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

which Gen. Melgarejo moved his army from the capital to
Eastern Bolivia. He arrived at the Of Cochabam,
where he reported 10 have been received with
siderable enthusiasm The General had taken omni-
road that is being constructed between Cochabamba aud
Potos In proclamation in which he announces his
hands assisted in removing the obstacles that he found
the bringing to them the two omnbusses that
them in carrying forwardAthe important work that they
had commenced.
All Bolivans that are exile for political oenses
return the republic at once. former decree liking
April OF 1869 the time when they could return IL de-
cared 10 be amended The decree requires them TO sub
nit the laws that the country and gives them
perfect liberty OF action In the coming elections.
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ECUADOR.
ELECTION OF A NEW PRESIDENT.

ELECTION OF NEW PRESIDENT.
From the above Republic we have no politi-
cal whatever The President recently elected to iii
the unexpred term OF President Canton is busy form
ing his Cabinet which will doubtless be composed OF such
members as will be favorable TO the political views OK
Garcia Moreno.
The expectations from this Republic during the past
year have been follows TO Europe Cocoa 400 qun-
tals gutta percha cancha, s,9ll quntals cotton.
1927 quntals qunine, 1901 pkgs sarsaprlla lac qun
tails coffee, GIL pkgs hats, sides OF leather 254;
tamrinds s. bbs; tobacco 1000 Tkgs; orchilla weed,
1924 plgs.
Tne yellow fever has abated and the authorities
now giving clean bills OF health to foreign ports.
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SPAIN.

TIE PAPAL LEGION 10 BE DISSOLVED
MApRID. Feb. S-None Of the troops raised IN Spain
b. the authorization of Queen Isabella for the scrv-
zee Of Pope Plus IN. viii 60 TO Rome, as Her
MAJESTY has received official dispatch from Paris,
stating that the Emperor Napoleon III. fatty objects
10 such interference indeed that lie would scarcely
permit their presence this duty in the Holy City.
II is pretty certain. therefore, that the Hispano-
Tapal armed contngents for which some recruit
nients have been made here, viii be at once dis
banded and that the Queen VIII be Obliged to revoke
Ter military warrant issued in support of the chair
a. Peter.
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THE VEST INDIES.
81. THOMAS.

ct,nt.rcA STILL RAGING-GEEAr MORTALITY.
HAVANA, Feb. S.-The steamer Montezuma
arrived to-day at Santiago de Cuba from ~ Thomas
The cholera was raging the island 10 terrible extent
oisrantiuedi here when coming from ~ Ihohas. rle
I;rts mail steamer l. behind her Time ana there Is m
,.,.o an xietv about her.
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FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET.
LoNDoN, Feb s-Dispatches have been received
Iere from Athens which state that new Cabinet has
at length been formed with Bulgars the President
and Minister Of the Interior.
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c,rrxr.r cr1sIs IMMINENT N CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. "A cabinet crisis Is SAID
q, c Imminent the design being 10 make the Hon Geo
If cartier Premier in place of the Hon john ~ Macdon
aid the incumbent. The Cartier parry propose Changes
m he Union act which may render the Union ae ies I'M
n"rcrntabIe and the Macdonald men are opposed.
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BOLIVIA.

SUPPRESSION OF THE NSrRREcrIoN.
our last adyces from this republic make no
mention whatever Of the previously reported revolution
II ma, have died out owing TO the rapid manner with
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by the threatening appearance of affairs in Northern
Turkey has somewhat subsidized. The reports OF the
troubles on the Danube prove 10 have been gIea'y
exaggerated.
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FRANCE.

THE PACIFIC PRoTEsTATIONs OF THE GOVEkN-
MENT AND TIE NEW LOAN-THE NV
PRESS LAW AND VI. PERsIGSY S ARGt VIZ
FOR 1.-THE PICTURE SALES AT THE hol ~
DRONoT-NEw BOOKs-Is PATTI TO BE MAE
RIED!
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

TACTIC REPORTS FROM NORTHERN TURKEY.
LoSDoN' FEB e-Ihe feeling Of uneasipess created
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COLOMBIA.

TIE MURDER AT AsPrNwALL-CRIMINAL NEGtI-
GENCE or TIE MISUNDERSTANDING OF
THE FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID
DRESSES To TIE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE
his Observation-Disclosures MATTERS.
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PERU.

PUBLIC OPINION on PRADo's ADMINISTRATIONS
ARRIVAL or COL. BALTA IN LIMA-MONE-
MENTs OF TIE PERUVIAN FLEET
Prom Our SPECIAL Correspondent
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AFFAIRS IN THE CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
From Our Own Correspondent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
Sherif's Sale.

pNFoWp
FO>AkEN ia e~rcrtioa snd VII 10 -oh ~ fu',c
L Arc s,s, % SATURDAY the thrttcih DIV 81 Ma
4 n l--,S ~ o'cs-ck y. VI st the siu,. 81 ler,
znd usf ia BOrsh~A stltsg". "a sad C"saIN "a
~ ,or,i. al the tight IN .,,ai,v wh,cA 'r,n,iiA,
Nsis~S % u' hsd oa the li,h i.v 1T MAJ 1857
u redeem The ioihp~t ing d--~r,e~i rra e.ilt- H.
~n; \ CERTAIN ps--e 81 lad Nth III. bo,Llius-
thereon ''''s'- - Bak hcL village i-nx the .snsc
"o~ ts'st by Asa-ua Y,Inx. Tn, aissr
psrni-s- i-ing sol,r-t- &C. q mougsgs givra 10
Eph Atwood. \aihaa M'thi and I-,s-urp
Atwood. - .s--t''- the i~sNmrr' u IN hunir.i aad
si>tcca d,isr. a1.i ~ c.. aud ,at.t.st 30 .x ~
ttcss' aat' ~ -ssi usoatgag- h,sh thsrr
,h'e th- ,''.. 81 f,sr hupstrd ,Lvea ,i,ii,r- .nd
- ceni-. ~'.i mottg.E- ,-c,r,t-., "a Bs-5k IL .
AMI page 49, II the pNt..td '~gi-tr,
NATHI Z SHAN, Dep. Sheriff.
Bock e.. "a. Aprst II l-6S
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have demonstrated whenever tried. How
spectators unless we raise wheat here? i
am sorry did not start this before. for
fear that the seed tor spring weeat rannot
hc obtained IN sufficient quantities before
IL will be needed. Calling TO mind the day-
when Maine Legislature offered bounty
to the towns that should lead IN raising
wheat and good results derived therefrom
might he in place. Could anything con
luce more 10 the material interests OF the
State than to awaken an intcres, in thi. al
reetiOn? A word TO the wise is sufficient.
kara.
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NTNEREA> G'orzr =. Bardrn 81 Gr--p~ COL ,
w NIL CO-niN - Oxford. add State 81 VI . ,s.
dad on tbe eLVen,h day 81 Ort.t,cr, \. n i>.5
b, h'- airssEe S".d oftlSt cate roav., 10 ,ae The
undersigned, rrTt''7 eel tsiale -'t1-'-i ,s,d
IOWA OF t's-nWoo-, aad particularly 4. .crii-~d 90
sad uSortgsy. ''-rd; sstd mott ,gc hing recorded
"a the oNoUi krsisip. topk I3S rage 25~ sod
gwen to @rc"r- 10" iaN mem @ n.,ir- Ihsr~
In der~r'''ci AMI "a h~r~ss The cords ~ .sfd
m"'tgase have tccn bsok"a. hr,-b, 'arr, trr--
obp-' th' i'uT-sant he ft.Iutc 10 st.ch c.c
made n divided STEPHEN ROME
HTvani FnaN. Ami 2sth. lsNs
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w IlEREaS Ann VI Eric.. 81 G,r~e~o.,d. "a
w th oap,y ct p,Ctd. lDi >tat- ~ Nai.-
,iid oH th- tscu' 18th d, oi Jlnr. \ II lisa hy
hrr fn'rtEas~ d"-i OF that 'ii- convey q" an,
un, 'gi, rertsIo ,-iiertits -ts,t~,i 80 .s,d ioS
OF t'c- s'sd, and mpr 'It'r'sis, " ~ I'D N
's'd NOR age i'.~l. -ai as,,c.xc h. ~ rr,,r,
~ ihr ONOtd k-c,ssds. L...k ia page 2I5. .ai
grru To -"ome ih. I.sNteeui - the -sn a ihrcc
hundred ..illsT.. and Nh~i-s- thu cpsduiul. -
,sid ranst- 20 have h-cn hr.kra. hcrl, oLatp, 60,
iosrchsss lie s=so" arr.sd,og the ~ 90 h
oAse nladr ss,i proV,t~~i.
RU>II.LA ]. EASTMAN
IL D.
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THE WhITC0MB
Horse Hay Rake,

l. ~ t-s ii,,-- Nakr kas,.n IT UAkEs
CLEAN. ~t'A. r-., s.si D. .sr,.af.l A.. r,,.
ts''-t ss''.f'r'r's 'b'n aav Hh~r H.. rv~r -
ScH'",ls. hs i'i-5-'as So ,ua nal ts.-, go %
th. srsvs- tafua't. ip bNt-,d C.tsiy ,bs~.:
iFvsHvrs.. NJ frb IN iSaz
VI ppisoE 30 - D. 1 tasrrs.. a a,
sFA-sfn Of 80 cnh UrF.s ltss I.aS.. a,i
s'~r faktuF Nh II "t. hurd',t ari rtt, ton. 81
has eAn -Ai.is s-y. a. si-s-sa'tnG r,.scb,u- 4.
iEai- E-n.@tis ,uid Csssrfais r.c,iruul. ~ A. 20
an on- n~ririnE rsk~ u sOfks vIasiiy ~.ti 90
ruug and .tns-ota Er-4ud
ioars, A. ~ u. J. HTrCUINs.
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Legal Notices.
Courts of Probate.
STATE a. MAINE

STATE Ok MAINE.
OxroRD. ss-At . Coat OF Pruhai= bold =,
rsr,s. ~iihin AMI tnf s,,d tus nv, un the thn,i
Tue ID, Vt N"Veml-r, \. ~. 1857
okDtgIp. That from ant sta, the daS ai.re-
sad the 4 ou,t- 1T fr,i.ii. 80 tie tountN Of ~
f.r,l. Mn be held a. E.ilo~- A. thu fruta'. az.
6.e "a Iari.. the thiri Tu~--iaS OF even
,nuath, Except fsbSuar, nal Ap'ii; ~ S.',th
wairfIotl. W-dn~-tlsS falo~ing N" 'h,,d
rus-ds, ri Nav AMI Oc,,s,-r. 1T 10 4. VI ~
l..v.lt, ou Wcin--dsN ioil,s ,n- he th,ri Tp,s
sl,, OF NJ, ssj O-t"b-T, at 2 4 NJ; a, fIN--
Isrg. thar,,lav iulh,~ ,aE thc ih,rd rn..dsN oi
Nav spd pS'vl-rt. ~ 10 4 VI. - H,rsrn. nu
F''dsy Glowing the third Tn, .aaN ct o,tul,cr, al
10 I. N.
An n.'icr. ~hirh have leu ordered - u -
-tUtn.hA az sosat,lance oh he L,,s guiss ,,-r
\. %. waLkER, Js.ig-.
Attest J. = HoHHs Register. n"22
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oNFoSp. 49, Nta t,~r a rtoi,lis. he'll 1T
Pace. WIhir au.i i,-f he G,s,n.N ~ UNbFc. %
tn thitd Taes.is, al March. \ ~ rSsS
IN ne T. ti,,nr &c OLIVE = tII-rLEHAtE y,
~ SrLsfcssa ~ Msrrsia- q LnthhaL- =, -. d,
Jo'r q hs'T. ~ J,-~h q. = L,ushal .L.t- al N-~-
-std ts'u'l. 'tc's - . ,,tat toS e Ercnss TO
ft-sd ''i -att d~vr's~d a. s.lvsss, - -
~ - $50. sai 'u,o-, ,b- ps,sec,l- ushes zeal
cstst-:
o,d,rrd. That b. ard Ps'ursres CIV --,s.rr TO
n I-r-..s,- ,at-rs.,,i O., a,as'ug sis-ttsct ~
hes 1s ,tsst ~uh ihl. 90 itr thr, -ts, - V. pstb
hsh~ ihr-- wv.kz -urrr-. Vrl, go ne DNt,,d
u tlr--rii = .tr-t--s i.si.sd - ts.t-. ~ aid
C..u'iN tIaJ the, nt, 'ISs-'r - . f''l'ur '.'u-t
g., =. b. "a 1t P,r,., e., The 3 rs,-,t 80 Ny
n-si ~ 49, o'ct ~ go Tho t,.,-n s,,t. a. -h-,
-s'.-r. & s',, III, have. ~h, he .'m .h' a Mt
D. gr.a,s,i \. "A. WNLkER. JudA =.
t,,.- ~,-p> --alte.t. J = HnsSs. R-NNcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

q correspondent With an intelligent eve
70 tie wants OF DOR people wtiles As loilous
"tne you on a matter ,La, seem. o.
M wal 10 the presen, intercs, Of Maine
snd New England generally Win ,o,
Tue inhnenvc Of Jour exec lleni Journal :,
VS. hrhA Y l-alludv TO wheat raising. Tim.
vas when wheat Jailed in Milne and IN,
East. Not so now. a. the las, two re,,.
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pNFoNr. $40 Caart % r',l..s h.t1 -
f"i.. ~'ihta 'ut i"T he Cu''.tV ~ ~ b.'d
on th. 'h,fd Tnr..i-', ~ Mstrh \ II lshs
htNltt u. kipLpN. I>-c''i'sf - tbr t,.,
~ W ~ iusi Iv-tssns'ut 81 Iy..s, ~tsal~N Lsfr 81
f'str. 80 .std '-sr'V, '.cs4.-rt. i..v'sg prr-
-e'''c, D.. ha' - .'irus. .'r,,,.a 81 The
-..si. - isii ,l-,,.s.rJ fss aii.asas,.
ordc'r,i, That the sa,d EN-,v'or rt.r neii,-
O., ~ l'T ..,a- ,u''tc.t-u lN c-,-trL . cs1N otthu
Itfirr. to 49, pphi,sh't' th'rv ~cck .t-,~-srV-h
tn he pNtsrd p~noe tA' p'tat-, - f.,t- 80 .atd
C,"ety thstthr, 'naN aIirat So Pr'.ta' I.-aii
e., -, belt - tr-h,fg 80 tho Ala ,l,, II NJ,
s~st, 80 tra o',lssk ~ tho So russ.n. and .h.,
ra"-~. - az, the, have ~hs the .hssh at
L. slhsE 81.
4 " WAIVER. Jalse
A'ru. -.p, -s'i-.t, =. iicars 10
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Farm for Sale.

I'it sn''-riHsf. a-rafI 'rs . arr 'gr'D~nis o.
'-.'s t4gsa. .-F-.- Goo - h,- tAilH o. - h D
Nt NDEtp AtRES. .'.oH-.I 90 tn ,,rts, 81
Pan. ~ttht,t - ,n,-.t,r Me-te,si S,nlh Pafts
= sitsu., sa .nt.-. tf,,ns t,fts il,.i. fs iHr
rust i,,"u ~-'pih rs,,. g.. RasnlJti iad oar
pst,st.r sui is..fn be-. acc
Thru 49,. - ,rrv. u Ia,.,,s.- sod Mod. LsI
's'ds 81 ,hs o. sDt .sst1- ,s.. u~tf 20 TOO.
81 hsy ~---i gl--', sui vrii irtr.-l sod ..trr ~
Niih q g.--i r,i-rh Sea-.
Ih~ hutiitrg' ,f~ n+ss', nv The hof,.r RIM
'''a- -Iuf'~ is-.'"s. i--,i '.,.rn. sni I.,pi
hit hnt-hvsi ,-sUb o., r,.l sol s.s,.i 10 8Jt
p. 'uu'''ag Geo t'~ hs'u. is'rr IiN %; si., 80
NlG
- hrr ptf'i-uil'.. irg1tf~ col Ip.hrr St,ns
a-sI ih- il 81 thr -si,.crt - r,f Nur.
as " sg-. Ptttnt th- pofrht- 90 % .a-, rsa 90
ra'" "H u-'fIs.gr q fr-f~I J. aif .,.i ~ .s.a
irn. is-s'i.sis i..r--s-i " t| I- glv.n
OtI- " HVpOK~
Ht.-. Nib . ISa-
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A Few Figures.
kAPPa

When you invited me to write for your
paper. YOU asked. DO you understand or
,bardinc?~ | boncsil, replied. Perhaps so
for thirty years devoted my labor and
attention. I've moths in the year. to or.
,harding in Is different departments. through
diffcrest parts OF the State, IN contact with
orchards and orchardists- You hke~ise
asked. DO YOU know the profits Of orchard
ing? ?" replied. Probably; have raised
iruit-and ia different parts Of the State
have purchased spPlrs and have kept nv
eve on the profits When you asked,
"Win you write on the profits OF apple
erowing?~ I fahcrinely answered yes"
And why? Because have wasted nearly
ram OF paper and jug OF ink ia this
matter; and havn blown my lung belloss
dom and TO eNpound our technical coustl.
tuition 90 Ially that our pplii cans would not
jar the foundations of our republican gov
ernmont.
And why all this? No, that some men
have net been benrfitied. and not that most
do not believe But that mos, men have
dime Scale on their eyes, which cling as
p-riinacious'y rs The scales OF q Crocod lie.
This scale must be removed so that men
NAV have a clear and comprehensive vision.
If the ero~bsr OF future self interest can
be applied. so as tn h, one edge of this IN.
dursied dime Scale, the future interest OF
the farmer may. in some degree, be advan-
ced. This dime-Scale is penny wisdom and
pound io0 iishne.s. You dare not invest 4
dollar TO-DAY with 4 surety OF $50 90 in
ten years Let mc liii ;h,s scale so that
you may peep at
Az ASTONISHING TICr.
In most towns in Maine there are two
hundred farmers who own land suitable Tor
orchards. II each one would set but ten
apple trees IN year Tor ten wears. it wou d
amount to -. 90 uees These rrcc~. wei
cultivated. would bear a. .OnO barrel. o.
apples annually. AZ present prices. the,
would be Worth Sl6O OOO.
This would buy, each wear, at present
Z prices, siN bJls flour-39 bush. corn Z
pounds, tca--5O pounds .usar-20 gals
molasses-lo> lbs fsh-jO vds. cotton
cloth. 40 yds. woolen--pay 5000 IN /,
chanic bIIls-s2o. 90 Tor preacLing--a 25O.
on horse, carriage aud harness. once in ,er
ysars. and leave $50 o. Tor doctors bills
rcsetvinG nothing for rum and law. a. frui
/ culliva'or, shy these banes OF civilization
COMPUTATION.
What does this show? 1t shows tia
from the Yield OF two scrcs Of land YOU ma
purchase all the essential. Of q living 70
your family. The produce Of your o,he
acres will GIL in whatever else j. needed
/ and furnish large amour, for the inxnrir
and agErand izrmenis OF life Do YOU b,.
hcve n! Then practice it. Am | hal
right! Then plant twenty trees year Ar
/ you yankee? it does seem that YOUR .cl
interest crowhar may remove til. dim seal
/ from your e'cs. Should YOU do it. | will la
+ you, a fellow well met. II not, when
see You breaking ,our back .hovelin
manure and digging rocks, and swearin
on, your lhe blood over the hoe and ,c,tb.
amid satry hea; viii saw penny wise an
/ pound foolish .ioine | to has (dime) idol. Ie
/ him alone. - Lewiston Journal
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q. April 2s,h. Is6s.
~ BANKRUPT,

bistrtct 81 NAME, s,A-,rn "a tab cav
ui Apfd. \. II iSos
l. 'hc an'ct o. M hautei Vi. ,ts'r, B.gk ruri E.
The ui.i'r-igned berrl,, givr- r-,,tr, ct be-. ap-
ir"ntmrn' A. tss'g"', q Nah ,hu,, 81
uri-t. 80 the toutN 81 A,.it,.-,-,vg,n ,nJ State
II Main, sIb,a .s,d ii,-ti.t, - b. b., 1. n al.
yo''gri a .'a"s'ttd ni'"U ht- prJiiIon. D., ih-
DtstTtct uiI at -s,il D,.titrt.
GRO. =. WOoDNAN, As.i.arc
Auyil.I lSG- So.
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p,'"s". ss-N I"sSt 81 ft"iss,- he'd -
fsu- ~uhtn ssd So The C.-ust'y ~ OSieTd
en- ~ lu~-.LsN IT Mach. ~ is6>.
an fh~ I-.tUt..s IT NbtIlN NciN IlNF. Ad-
siiit-''s',N - ,h- '-ta ~ Nv, :, Nsia-
utc h,tr 4 n.Nh-li. .ait t-.,ais. d.ss-,,.si,
ptsN ipg % ifra-- 81 ,,,i c,,s~, crft.t- tv,l
estate ~htrh L. z.,i q, ,st irrs- A. aa,i kn,ts
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The Standard Mower
OF THE COUNTRY.

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