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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The European Markets To-day-The
Miners Strike in New York.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The NInssachusctts Odd-FeIlow,

BtSpdtch 10 Ihc EreninJ Telegraph
BosToN, Aug. 5.-George f.. Sheclley, we'll
known builder, hung himself last night while
laboring under temporary insanity. The follow
ing officers of the r. w. Grand Encampment of
l. o. of o. F. of Massachusetts were elected
yesterday:-Chief Patriarch, G. f. Perkins;
Grand High Priest Caleb Rand; Grand Senior
Warden, James j. Wingate; Grand Scribe,
Charles ID. Cole; Grand Treasurer, Thomas c.
Porter; Grand Junior War len, j. NJ. Price;
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of
the United States, George II. Sticlney. There
are at present seventeen encampments in the
State, with membership of 2130.
The Maine Journalists.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 5.-Members of the
Maine Editors and Publishers Convention have
gone to the islands this morning with their
families to discuss a clam-bake, and enjoy them
selves generally.
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Sehr Mary Z Russell, Smith East Cambridge, do.
Tug Hudson. Nicholson. Baltimore W. P. Clyde q 90.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "a hours from New York
Steamer r. Willing, Cundif. 1s hours from Baltimore
schr A 0orson Townsend, days from Georgetown, d.
schr Knight, Romer 5 days from Warren, RI.
SoLr ATiadPe, Thomas, J day from Smyrna, Del. with
Ettis Hall MsasGn RasIn day from Frederick De
Tug Thomas Jefferson, s, Allen from Baltimore. with
tow T1s S TO GG 90 with
Special Despatch 70 n, Ess,,,"g 1fI;gsap1i
and Sn e.
j. #. Hicks, with coal to order.
Francis an IoTan With lumber S to B. fSiOS''0n foSioS
Chas. NJ Blanchard, with lumber to Craig Blanchard
MEMORANDA
Steamship Fanita, Brooks hence at New York yester
Bqrque Savannah scarfe % days from Angula at New
Baiape John Wooster, Knowles, for ConstantinOple,
Schr E @ Gates Freeman for Philadelphia sailed from
=, sehrs John Stroup, Crawford, from Dighton; M d.
yom @ Tp 4anmsT sG from Boston %9w Harp Davis
denG9 % al for philsdeiphia at New York yesterday
sohrs Poly Prize, Yates and F. B. Cotton Thomas,
Sehrs r. L. Tay, Baker, and James Martin, Baker for
PHILADELPHIA cleared at Boston Sd inst. -
Schr H. Keatng, Daniels for Philadelphia cleared at
New York Yesterday
Schr Mary Mines, hence, below Boston 3D. inst
schr A. H. CAIN Cain, for Philadelphia cleared at Bath
I'd inst.
Schr Pearl, Williams, hence, at Alexandria Sd inst,
Schr Oriole Baker, hence, at Portland 2d inst
schI j A. G9Trisoa stsemsn, hence Boston Sd inst
Sohrs Mary Weaver, Weaver; O. s. Edwards, C0rson
Trade Wind, Corson; West Wind, Lawson Helen Mar
Nickerson ;J. A. Parsons, Stevens and E o. Irwin Atkins
from Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole A. Nj 9d
instant. = ~
n sshTs s L. B Wing Epdio9tt; Edward wooen Young;
instant, ~ "
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

By AHdntlo Cdble.
LONDON, August 5-A. M.--Consols for money
92%, and for account, 92i693; 5-20s quiet at S35
Erie, 192i Illinois Central, az.
LIVERPOOL, August "a. M.-Cotton firm; up
lands, 12zSd; Orleans, l8Gl8isd The sales to-day
will reach $1,000 bales Breadstuifs frmer. Refined
Petroleum, Is. I'd. other articles unchanged. -
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, August 5-P M.-COnsols for MONEY!
92z for account 93. L. :. 520s quiet and steady AT
s834. Stocks steady; Illinois Central 94l(.
LIVERPOOL, August 5-P. M.-COtton unchanged.
Lard quiet and steady Pork firm, lois.
HAvRE, August 5.-Cotton quiet and steady for
both on the spot and atiOat.
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AHMrs at Ge1tysbur~

GETTYSBURG, Aug. 5.-There have been many
arrivals at the Gettysburg Springs, among them
General Meredith, who leaves tomorrow, to re-
turn on the 23d. with Western Generals to aid
in the Indication of the battle Geld.
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Thc YYenther nr the Sea.siiie.

The following was the state of the weather at
the seaside at 8 o'clock this morning.
Cape May wind southeast, hazy Is.
Atlantic City, wind east, cloudy, 66.
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The late Isaac Toucey bequeathed $50, 600 to
Trinity College of Hartford
Western Union Telegraph Company, returned
from Europe in the Russia.
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The following is a general summary of the
insurances upon the property in the destroyed
building with the names of the agencies through
which they were Effected
Rv the nmnnnN of Snhinn n Allnn nnrthnn 81
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+" Behold! What a Great
Matter a Little
Fire Kindletl."
The Great COntlagratiOn of Last
Night-Its Origin, Extent,
and the LOSSES Incurred.
l25, 900 Barrels Of Whisky Con-
sumed- Total Rum of Col.
Patterson's Bonded
Warehouse.

A List Of the InsuraDces, Aggregating
About $2,40O,00U,
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The Entire LOSS About
4s:S.5OO.OOO.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Pages.


STATE or THERMOMETER AT EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M......,.7OI IL A. M...,,....4l 2P. M.......7!
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Steamship Brunette, Howe, New York, John f. OhI
Steamer A. @. Stimers, Knox NewYork, w. p Clyde Co
Scbr E. W. Pratt, Kendrick, Boston, Geo. s. Repper
Schr Alabama, Nangilder, Salem, do.
Schr Mary j. Russell, Smith, East Cambridge, do.
Tug Fairy Queen, Perkins, HavredeGrace W. p Clyde
a Co.
Tug Hudson. Nicholson, Baltimore, W. P. DIVIDE 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

John Iouy, Admr. Of ,he estate ll In the l
OF Peter louv, deed, Plaintiff Probate Couf,
..l against . Wood County
Martha Lpuy Ct. Al, Defendants Ohio. =
The defendants, Martha Luuy, John 2. Louy
and Frank II Luuy, whoare at present residents
Vt Saljilo, Nebraska, will take notice that John
Lony, Of Wood county, Ohio, did on the nth
day of December, A. d.. 500, flo his petition
in The Probate Court Of Wo1d county, Ohio. set.
ting forth that he is the duly appointed Admin
istatOr Of tue estate Of Peter LouY, late of WOOd
county, now deceased. That said Peter Louy
died seized in fee simple of the following lands,
to-wit: Lots 8 and 9, in LIuys addition to
l,ewisburg, Ohio inow Custarl. That the debts
Of said estate, over and above The years support
of the said widow aud children are SIS 90.
That there is no persOnalproperty belonging 10
said estate. That the costs Of the admlnistra-
tion will be about 500 90. That said Martha
l,onY is tue duly appointed guardian Of said
John +. and Frank II, Louy, who arc miuors,
heirs at law OF said deccdent and is the widow
relict uf said dcccdrbt and entitled to dover
in said rcal estate, and that 1t Is necessary to
sell said reWl estate to pay the debts Of the said
estate Of dcccdent. And praying that said
lands be npprni scd, advertised and SUD- accord
ing TO law, aul tile dover interest Of said widow
be Rssirn1l therein, and that the proceeds of
said sale be distributed according to law, alter
paying lhe debts or said estate and the costs Of
administration.
Said petition will be for hearing upon
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January, A. d.,
1870. H,' f..t
JOHN LOUY, Administrator, Sd.
OF thu estate Of Peter Louy, deed.
ByJ r. TYLER, his Atty .fs... ..f .
December, 10, 1869. ID, ...-..... 34dS9 rs
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We have received propositions and have per,
tectod arrangements ~ Club the .ulloNiug hrst
class Newspapers AMI Magazines With the
fERRYSBUR0 Journal;
The Toledo Weekly Blade-Nasby',
Paper and the JouSSAL will be furnished "a
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The Independent aud Journal will be
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ordering both papers will receive copy, nos.
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wings OF Grant aud Colfax, (the pree Of which
Is - eaeh.)
The Western Monthly, (sn excellent
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not extend bcypnd January lst, 1870.
Woods Household Magazine, a first
class Dollar Magazine, devoted TO knowledge
virtue, and temperance. three essential pojpts 4,
hspPiness, will he furnished a. Premium ID
every subscriber who viii nav one year ia ad.
vance tor the PsSRYsBuRG JouRNAL.
There arc mono too poor to .ake any tao Of
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which they are offered. The long wintsr eve.
1'ngs are approaching, aud the head OF every
family should think as much about pnoeurine
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about proper fnod and elothmg Tor them =
Make home happy and your family will remain
at home 10 enjoy IT, The time Usually spept In
running over to a Relghbors 10 bnrrow bis paper
Improperly applied, would bay three or four oI
our best periodicals..
AS We have To forward money To each puh.
fisher VITA which Nc clab the IoCENaL. when
the uam' is sent, all subscriptions mast De paid
in advance - ~"
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si their os'gheors to this liberal otsyr, all NAV
b benefited.
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The object Of the Auditors Convention, held
at CclOunbuS on the llth inst, will bc Indicated
by the following resolutions which were adopted
upon that occasion;
Resolved, That the Auditors Of the several
cruntiea require the secretaries or building as
sclations IN ret1rn fnr taxation the actual
amount of money paid in up to the seooud Mon.
day Of April Of each year, less the expenses in.
carrod.
ResOired, That section Is of the Ditch law re.
qnires an amendment, ~ the end that the Audi
tor shall MT be required To issue bis warrant ON
the Treasurer until the sPeciatax certified by
the Trustees has been collected BY the Treas.
ureF.
ks,oirai, Ths, this Association request the
Legislature 10 ~ amend the laws in reference 10
ree'.rding plais at villages or future additions
made thereto, that the surveyors be ruauired IA
Indicate nlon the mai plais thereof, the rel
alive location OF The giusl surveyed lot lines.
ks'otped, That the Auditor of State be reoues
tedtn rublish a synopsis of the laws relating %
t'e r. eapPraisem. mt Of real estate. with such in.
siFnesi'ns as IN his opinion nav be naeassary Ia
sacnic a un.'orm aoiia, Of the Auditors aud dis.
A,e. Assesssrs Il the State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

z gq'ereace 10 tho re9orto1 depreciation Of
g glt ancuud the Cape oi Coed Hone, resnltihg
from the sue 'essfu completing aud navigation
ct the suez Canal the Philrdeifhia Norh Aner.
tsoh says; II this canal is 5ll'that II seems
10 ~ ane result is certain. The enterprise that
nas heAlnted about oaDaling the Darien will
hssilAle no longer and tue expedition lust order,
20 Iraln thus country toe1amne ta approaches
more criliealy, will DO hasieuod and ENLARGED
Sna ies parlsp Canal win be the great w,rk
uent." Spnrred ON by the ueoessi,ies ~ a.,
e,mucree, aud excited by 40 booorabha smhi.
t.on " rival aud Il possible excel all other ma.
tions In laudabe enterprise, sc do not doaI,
thai the measures preliminary 10 The breakinE
~ fRrouad on ;he Isihmus of Darien viii be
pushed torwsrd By the Government with AZ
hssh esierly - possible. There should he 10
s,oldAbie delay 10 prosecuting this magnificent
project 70 oomPletina. 4 khip Canal connect.
iig the Atlantic and Paciks OCEANS, and eating
90 many Thousand miles al naFigatlon, will be
not only, a. the Ns5 York Herald Droaonnees
w. ne greatest ef iect Af the age, sbnt IL h.
saicAlahie b,neht eoiapsEcs aud enapring
hqpsfs " sue k'r &c.
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The Columbus special to the ciuciHnati O,ss.
s.eresei saysi Messrs. Andrews, Ortnn aud
k'ippArt Of the State Geological Corps, agree
thU at no time has there been any geological
formation here beneath the dri't more recent
than the earboniferons The drift Is the modi.
hel in eontrAdistneton from thr glacial.
Professor Newberry is in New York preparing
the hrst annual report Il will be a complete
resume Of information collected 10 the present
time as 10 the geology Of Ohio. The managers
~ the Smithsonian Institute have voluntarily
ts1dered the use Of all plates in their possessior
suitable Tor illustrations, 50 that an expense of
several thousand dollars will be avoided with
oat dstrae,ing from the interest Of this ,mpor
taEt report.
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FORM. STYLE. TERMS. Re.

Vol, MI, Gor 1870, will be published IN Su.
pcrior SNle, each Number comprising sixteen
ID auble Quarto Pages, (ot Five Columns
Each, Finely Illustrated, bn Neatly Printed
on Book Pupcr. A Title Page, Index, SC, At
close of each Volume.
Only S3a Year; in clubs of ten or more
81 so. Now Is the Time To Form Clubs!
Very liberal Inducements To Local Club Agents
including Oscr Cne Hundred Tu,naLie Pre-
s'iar-s, ranging in price from 81 to $500 Speci-
mems, Prcnium Lists, Show Bills, &c, sent
free. Drahs, Orders. SC, at ourrisk.
Address ID. ~. e. MOORE,
81 PARE Row, Ngw loRE
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Affairs In MeSico--tho whole Republic


A dispatch from Havana, dated December
18th, says; The mail steamer from Vera Cruz
bring dates frUm the city NJ Mexico the 10th inst.
Ovalions ~ Seward coninued. On the %, Sc.
nor Romero gave grand dinner 10 his honnr,
At which speeches we've made by Romern, Sow
Nd, tIedo1iek SeYardgnd Others. onthe sth
ireos eiven n, De Thentfu NaiionaIe. The
ncighb ring streets were decorated aud iluuin-
Ned. 1he MrHfor, rofcfflng 10 Sswarda
speech a6out his disihletesled IN coming 10
Metier, eays = A enhty curssicnce ncpds no
aecusofsN The Ftcnch Journals criticise RonI-
Gro severely for toastlng the King OF prussin.
saying =" that lismark's spiVs keep close watch
OF the movements of Seward aud ltomGrusl--
Some OF the journals continue 10 give political
Significance To- Stewards ttip. The entire repab-
Tic Is full NJ pruuunciamentns. There was "A
tcmporary lull in the revolt pliunl at san Ihhs.
~ Qusrctaro arm ii fictihns were eAhftontih3
each other Several skimishcs haze alreidy
occurred. Armed nsnrrecton exists In Mich6-
acan, aud bands have tnken IN ihe lfslds IN Sa.
hseo. AZ Mazatlan revolution Is hourly ex-
peetcd. company of federal troops was at
tackled In the state ~ MeSico only eight leagues
iron; the capitol, and n captain and three sh-
dcrs were killed. Disturbances has also oc.
cntrcd Ut TuloncinRO. The Monitor states that
tho sixth battalion " troops had Joined the
Puebla insurgents and the fourh bsitnl N had
been defeated. General AlOtoric had ininrndd
tho denrtment that he had no confidence. iu his
troops IN their present coDdiliun. As a test Of
tho strength VI the administration, mob had
aitRckad n Protestant congregation al Pucbla
duIiug services. he mob was led by an i'm.
pctialist "llicer, and urged on by the priest
Many OF the congregation were severely iniur-
ed some, il is supposed, will die. The police
inierfered and arrested several. The roers
nitBrward went TO several Protestant houses
insulting md threatening the inmates.
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December 80, 1860.
SSIIEWIFF'S SALE.-
Clark w, Mcdonald !
VS.. In Wood County,
Sarah Braman ct al, Ohio,
and Court Of Common
John Lamb, Jr Pleas.
VS..
Sarah Braman,
and
vs.. Court OF
SSIIEWIFF'S SALE
In Lucas County, o.
Court OF

Sarah brennan ct AL Common Pleas.
Ry vinueOf executions issued in the above
entitled causes hy the Clerks of the Courts o +
Common Pleas of said counties, aud to me di-
reeted & deliv crcd, will offer for salo al pnbic
vendue, at RiverdAle Station, on the ID, 4 N.
Railroad, In Wood county. Ohio, on
TUESDAY DFrERNOON, January II, 1870.
at o'clock 7. NJ. OF said day, the following de.
scribed property, to-wu;
lst, quantity ofg~-s pipe or steam heating
apparatus. "a, A pail machine with eigins
saws, arbors and tools used with the same. 81.
Two circular sRWs aud frames. Alb. Oue east
iron corn MILL SIh. One locomotive. shaped
steam bOiler and bonnet, with fixtures Cor dry.
INC lumber. 9Th Ono spoke lathe. 9Th. Two
Mood aud two iron turning lSthes, with too's
used with the same, Sth. A quantity OF screw
plates and miscellaneous tools ph, A set Of
tackle blocks and rlpe. 10Th. A lot Of old iron.
llth. A large drive wheel l2th. Thirteen
belts for driving maehiucry. 18th. One shan
about 'hree ieet long aud belt wheel.
Terms ot sale, cash.
], W, BROWNSBERGER. Sheriff,
Wood County Ohio.
SHANNON & BgNscHorER, Attorneys for
aud BIssELJ \ GnEMtL, Plaintiffs.
Porrysburg, December 30, 1861 S6bS6 Is
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What was Thought OF Railroads Fifty
Eight Wears Ago. .s...

The following letter, IN reply tn a suggestion
about railroads, written iity.eight years ago, by
Chancellor Livingston, who had been associated
with brother-in.law, Robert Fulton, in APP.
plicatiun OF steam To vessels, shows the state Of
Improvement in that day;
ALBASv, March 1, 1911
DE1R Sra; I did not, ull yesterday receive
yours Of the 25,h II February Where Il has
loitcrpd ou the road am at a loss to say. fear,
however, that they will be liable to serious Oh.
jcciinn, and ultimately more expensive than n
canal They must be double so as to prevent
the danger Of two such bldies meeting.
The walls on which they are placed must be
Rt least -four feet below the surfaco, aud three
feet above, and must be claInacd with iron, and
even hcn would hardly sustain 50 heavy a
weight MS you propose moving nj a rate Of four
miles an hour on wheels. Aud NJ 10 wood IL
would nut last week. They must be covered
with iron, aud that. too, vary thick and strong.
The means OF stopping thdSo heavy cirriages
without great shock, and.nf preventing them
from running on each otbcr--lor there would
b. many running upon the road at once would
be very difficult. IN cases Of accidental stops,
or necessary stops to take IN woJd and watir,
80, many accidcntswould happen. Tho car.
roge of conlon sing water would be very trouble.
sumo. Upon the Whole, fear the expense wouli
be much greater than that of canals, and not
half 80 convenient, n. Il, LIVINGSTON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

Snme two weeks since. duel was fought nt
Aqua Greek, on tho Pntnmlc, by Col. Mona
NARA, tho well-knnwn pnluieGn, and Mr., VAR
NuA.A brIksr. The quarrel arnso In one OF
Delmonioos E,ijed saloons, in New York, con
ceruing lady. who nu being informed that tho
parties had gone to tght duel on her account,
rym mirked to friend with characteristic indiher.
eucs that "she did not care II they shot each
o,hr dead" MCNAMARA escaped unhurt, the
ball only having grazed his shoulder, while
vkhNuA was pronounced by the surgeon in at
tsndance, morially wounded. The whole aiiair
has been kept secret, owing ~ the possibility
ofYARNUM's death.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

The Cincinnati Tsa-s says il McFar,lnI were
before Recorder Hacke,t to-day, twelve men nm.
biased could not be found anil vet il is not
three weeks since he skuikcd into the 7ibms
Sfiee, waited for his victim, suenkcd behind
bis back and shot him to his death. Mr..
n,eeher Is On trial for his marriage of the free
lrvers TIM 7ribsas Cor its nest nf sarialisms
Gnesly for his pr'(anity; Richardson fnr his
ainkory Mrs. Mcfarland for dcserton Of her
hdsoaud and Mcfarland. the assassin, smokes
his mild el'erpot in the citv prison, aud cares
very little whether school Keeps or not.
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A pMINISTWATOR,s NnTICE-No

n IhA Mn NA OtN'S NAlIlG f. No
"A pce is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly appointed aud qualified AS Adj
miuistrators on the estate Of James +. Chilcotc,
late Of Wood county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to the estate are REQUEST.
ell to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same, will present
allowance, 4, ID. STEWART.
+, II. STEWART.
December 80, 1860. S6c*
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NorIor IN rAnTrrIoN. y
Jalru. F. Curds, " wood y


vs. - Common Pleas.
Sylvester Curtis ct ~. In Partition.
The defendants Mark Curtis, Stephen Curtis
Charlotte Chitau, John Chatau, Jane Pierce
Mortimer Pierce, Cornelia Courser, aud the un.
knoyp heirs ui Harriet wnbb, deceased, will
take hWiee that On abe. lftyday bn December
A. D. 1882 the undersigned fled petition In
the Court of Common firHB NJ Wuod -cuuntv
Ohio, where the same is now pending, demand
ing partition of the following destrBed prem-
ses sitnate IN Wood county. Ohm, 10 wit y
In lots in the town Of Psrssburg numb, :
eve hundred aud eighty $50 }. Eve hn ndreJ I'd
ninety-seyen (6g7I, six hundred aud four oD4)
and six hundred and twenty one t62l), and out.
lot In said town nunbeT Que hundred aud thirty
six l3G), containing two acres. ''"' iiilH .'
The undersigned demands TINT partition be
made of said premises, ~ folows: To himsel T
one equal sixth part thereof to Sylveslet Cartis
0ne-sixth Marx Curtis une-sixlh; tn Stephen
Curtis ono-siHth 90 Ella la Ferrie one-siEth ia
Sa rah Rdeoui, Charlotte Chatas,i Jane, Pierce,
Cornelia Courser and the unknnwn heirs OF
Harriet Webb, deceased, one-sxib.
Application viii be made at tie Aprii term,
1870, of the Conrt pf Common p1Gis NJ said
county, Tor an order Of pafttitn ds Abbte set
forth. N"I dl Hl HI'N NsHQ. Hum
.r ga JAIRUSF. CURTIS,
AsnER Coon. Attorney for PlainiFf zoos
December ~, lhGp. siiI'f g7ft 8LSl0 80
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FARM AND TIRESipC TAvoRITC

Employing the Best Talent in the Land d--hav-
ing Nine Able Editors and Hundreds of Special
Contributors aud Correspondents and being
an acknowledged authority on Practical, Scien-
tihc and Literary Subjects mn Exchange truly
says Of II that" Tug RURAL il tho most Elegantly
Prmted Abi1 Bhtcd, Widciy Circuto,cd aud
Hdrtiy Welcomed Paper, lciOie, phich noe
sI,{. ifs ,n,u a,aoao ths pe,i,ls -
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DISSOLJTTION.

NOTICE is hcreby given that ON snd AMER
~ January Isl, tS10, the old tirr Of Peck A
hamilton will be dissolved by mutual consent.
Ah persons VII" know themselves iadebted,
viii phrase call, sErrLE and PAY.
The old reliable Drug Siore has been remove ed
across the street to tho NOM under the new
hAsonle Han Cooks Block, aud is being fitted
up In good style. Having soll our mtsres, IN
Mr.. T.. ID, Powers, who intends keeping a ccod
stock ~ Pure Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils, &c, Books aud Stationary, Window aud
Wall Paper also a full limo Of Choice Groceries
which he propoSes tu sell cheap tor cash oaly.
with increased facilities and constant attention
% busiacss, Ge ask ior him liberal patronage.
fECk 4 HAMILTON.
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