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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-18

bY Virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued
said Court IN the above TO directed will
offer by way Of public auction at tue door of tue
Court House. an Jefferson, AshtpDula County OHIO,
18Th day M OetoDer A. ID, 1875 at or about the hour
of IL NJ. O'clock of said day. the following described
lands aud teneents, towit Situate In the Village OF
AshaGula Township OF Ashtabua, County at Ashtabu-
Ia aud state of Ohia being IN lot No !. In said Village,
aud bounded ana described as follows beginning at the
southwest Of small lot of land decided by H. Il.
Parsons, 10 Seymour Mooney, running thence south
1lSe East two chains and my links thence South ldo,
West one chain, thence north 5ss, West two chains
aud Any lLks TO the road thence AOng the east line OF
the road North 16 East chain TO the place OF begin
ning containing 40 rods of ground, being the same
lands decided by Henry Il. Parsons, TO said VIM Nutta
Feb. =, ISsA A. j. CUVEI.I4. sheriff, ~ -
SHERMAN \ HALL, Plf Atty.
Sept. is, 1869, 6wi029
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couple Of young men were out In harvest
field IN the ncighborhood Of Youngstown, some
two weeks ago, when heavy thunder storm
approached, and they started toward the barn,
one of them carrying pitchiork on his shoul-
der. As the lightning flashed most wildly,
his companion asked him to put the fork down,
as II was dangerous TO carry 1t. He replied
that God Almighty wouldn'tstrike him" and
just as the words were uttered he was struck
dead, the stroke mangling him In horrible
manner. The fork tines were melted, and his
boots were torn from his feet
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The amount of property lost by the late
storm at the east, is very great The city of
Boston come in for large share of loss from
the prostration of houses, and trees, and the
driving of vessels rom their moorings and
against eech other. The coast Of Maine Is
said to ohave been literally strewed with wrecks,
while the loss of life was by no means ineor.
siderable.
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Mr. SEWARD IN AnAsKA.--On the
10Th Of August, Mr.. Seward was publicly
received by the citizens Of Silks, Alaska,
and made them an elaborate speech upon
the occasion, the report of which, is in
tcrcsting as the expression of Mr.s Sew
ards opinion, after personal examination,
concerning the value Of the territorial
purchase which he made. That he found
his ideas of the country at least fully
realized, and that his visit to Alaska has
confirmed him in satisfaction with the
bargain by which it was acquired for
the United States, are plain from the
tone of his speech and from the admiring
observations which it details. He says,
indeed, that he has but looked into the
vast region transferred To us by Russia,
concerning the extent of which he makes
the surprising statement that, while the
entire coast line of the United States,
exclusive Of Alaska is 10000 miles, the
coast line of Alaska alone, including the
islands, is 10000 miles; yet he has seen
much and gathered much that is indica-
tive of its character, its resources and
its possibilities.
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IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That
Sept, Is, 1869

IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That
the BUFFALO CITY. INSURANCE COMPANY
located at BUFFALO, In the state OF New YORK, has
complied, In all respects, with tue, laws ot uiq @
rent year; ;and has filed In this Office sworn state
ment by the proper ocers, showing lts eon1ison an"
business at the date of such statement, as iolews'
Amount OF actual paid up Capital ,,..., $AOuO0 10
Aggregate amount of available Assets.,.. s9l 49S q
Agpreaate amount Of Liabilities. It,lUO ~
Amount Of Income the preceding year l6O,sl4 q
Amt OF Expenditures for the preceding year lOdsoO IL
IN WITNESS wHEREoF, have hereuntO subscribed my
name and cased the Seal Of my Oee to be affixed the
day and year above written. flF rgIIuI
JAS WILLIAMS, Chief olk for Auditor Of State.
e. w. RICHARDS, Agent, AshtabuIa.
C&C. w HALL, e oonneant.
G. L. BUSHNELL Jefferson.
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The New York Herald contemptuously
dismisses Pendleton's recent speech with
the true remark that, as far as it goes, it
is a reproduction OF the Democratic Chi
cago platform of 1864, which laid out
Mcclellan and Pendleton, and the plat
form of 1868, which killed off Seymour
and Blair" 1t adds: "The Ohio con-
test is really between Grant and his
policy, backed by the Republican party
of the North, and by both parties in the
South, on the one side, and Pendleton
for 1872, on the Democratic platform Of
1868, on the other side. Uphill work
this for Pendleton in Ohio in 1869.
Rosecrans saw it at a glance and re
tired"
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Tom6eS 6, Brother

EARE keeping the best assortment of Fruits
and Vegetables of any house In the village They are
now furnishing strawberries in any quantities desired
Their stock Of general Groceries and provisions were
never moro complete. You will find at their house
FLOUR, PORK, BEANS, CORN OATS, COD FISH,
MACKEREL, WHITE FISH, SALT, sUeARsof Of
all grades, CRACKERS, LEMONS, SODA,
PICNIC and FARINA TEAS, BLACK,
JAPAN, GUNPowDER, IMPERI-
AL, and YOUNG HYsoN
Their stock throughout is well calculated TO meet the
demand for goods usually found In an establishment Of
this kind.
They assure the people that they win not be UNDER
SOLD by any house in the Coenty
II any goods sold by them fail to give satisfaction
ceve back their money.
This is one OF the oldest established honses in Ashta
bule aud that has always stood high for honesty
and air dealing
GIVE THEM A CALL.
H. c. ToNBRs, j. B. ToMBES.
Ashtabula. o. June 16 1869. fy1OfS
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FOR SALE.

n GOOD two and half story house,
situated Main street. Ashtabula, o. The building Is
suitable for shop or Iamily residence good celler
and also good cstern that win contain about one hun
dred and thirty barrels Of water For terns inquire OF
0S1-u W.NUIrALL.
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THE PREsBYTERY OF GRAND RIVER held its
Scmi-annual Session at Kingsyille, on Tuesday
and "Wednesday of last week. Rev, ID, X.
Steele, OF Willoughby, was chosen Moderator,
The overture of the General Assembly, on the
Reunion of the Church, was answered unani-
mously in the Affirmative. The vote was taken
by calling the roll, an opportunity for remarks
on the question being given to each member.
The occasion was to all one of deep and sol
emn interest-a historical turn in the life of
our little Presbytery. After the vote the Pres
bytery Joined in prayer and thanksgiving.
The following resolution was then adopted:
THAT we recommend to each of our Church
es as are not thoroughly organized in accord
ance with the Presbyterian Form of Govern
ment, in view of the favorable opportunity
presented by the Reunion of the Church, and
the importance of avoiding in the Reunited
Church any issues that may be productive OF
difference or disagreement, to take measures,
as soon US practicable, to complete their Pres
byterian organization"
On the subject Of Sabbath cheese making
"Rssoloed, That Presbytery regard the max,
ing of cheese, and the transportation of milk
for that purpose on the Sabbath, rs n flagrant
violation of the Divine law and we earnestly
urge upon our churches to take such action as
will purge them ifom the faint and curse OF
this sin" t.t..,i l!t. ltr ......' ... o..
The next meeting is to be held at Rome, on
the Sd Tuesday of April. ur nt. .tufU
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AsurAnunA, Aug. 20, 1869.

fipFs .. II, MoAFrERTr-
Dear Sir We the under
signed cities of Ashtabula and vicinity, re-
member you as a boy, who left us twenty years
ago TO seek for fame and fortune In the far-of
West We are happy to learn that your ef-
forts have been crowned witn eminent success,
and that you have won reputation that would
confer honor upon the most exalted citizen of
the State. Hearing that you anticipate max
ing y tour TO some Of the large Eastern cities
for the purpose of giving course of readings,
we extend to you q cordial invitation TO visit
our town at your earliest convenience, and give
your old friends an opportunity of hearing
your highly recommended readings. Hoping
you will accept this invitation we take plea
sure in subscribing ourselves your old friends.
Very respectfully,
J. O. uuBBARD, HENRY HARRIS p. NJ.
GEORGE WILLARD, s. H. FARRINGToN,
A. Il. HUBBARD, l.. ID. GATES,
W. X. HANCOCK, ANsoN LUoB,
JoHN HARMON, j. ID. HUBERT,
..f RACINE, Sept 9, 1862
GENTLEMEN-With pleasure ac-
cept your Gerry kind invitation to give on of my
readings in the home of my childhood, and
shall make such arrangements as will enable
me to appear before you about the first of Oc-
tober. The time and place will be duly an
nUunced
To each one, who has so highly compliment
ed me, take this opportunity of expressing
my sincere and most grateful thanks, and re-
main very respectfully, your obedient servant
J. X. McAFFERTY.
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The State Geological Survey is pro
crossing satisfactorily. Professor New
berry has settled the question of the re-
lative position of the Wavcrly sandstone
and has demonstrated to the satisfaction
of scientific men that it belongs to the
carboniierous series. His paper on the
subject is pronounced valuable contri-
button to the geological information OF
the country. Professor Andrews re-
ports that he has discovered several ex-
tensive beds of coal, iron, and other
economic minerals, in localities where
their existence was not suspected. Mr.
Klippart is investigating the soil Of the
Black Swamp region, and Others of the
corps report interesting discoveries
Numerous specimens gathered by the
corps in their researches have been re-
ccived at the Geological Rooms in the
Capitol.-Herdld ....
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Ne,C Advertisements.

--,---1
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
NIRS. NJ A. BINDER, has just arrived
from Paris and London with the latest designs person.
ally selected from the greatest novelties also the
elegant Trimmings to be secured in Paris.
LACBS, RlBBONS NELNETS, BRIDAL Wells,
FLOWERS, FINE JEWELRY, and TRIMMED,
PAPER PATTERNS DRESS and
" CLOAK MAKING.
Exclusive agent for Mrs. NJ Works celebrated system
for cutting ladies' dresses, sacques basques, &c.
N. W. corner Of Eleventh and Chestnut Sts.,
IhtLndeLpLttd. Bml029
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Attention =! Attention (!
FARMERS PREPARE TO PLOW YOUR GROGNl
WITH EASE.

FARMERS PREPARE TO PLOW YOUR GROUND
WITH EASE
l. ENNEDY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
IN REVOLVING MOLD BOARD PLOW
is now ben, introduced the of the State of
OHIO, by the Ohio Patent Revolving Mold Board Pow
ls il saves from quarter to onehrd in draft, End
being adjustable, you have perfect control OF the fur
row, 3D. 1t leaves the soil in far better condition.
...I. sfrU. TESTIMONIALS: I. .Vs. l| ...
l. President Of the Farmers and Mechanics Associa-
tiOn, OF Ashtabula o., have tested kennedys Patent
Adjustable Revolving Mold Board Pow in both stutble
ana greensward. And would say to the farmers of Ash
tn buia Co.. that think 1t far surpasses the common
Mold Board plow both In ease of draft and the eondi
tion it leaves tho soil.
IL BOWMAN, Pres. Farmers s. Mech Ag. Ass.
Sept, IL, 1862 .. .... .....H. ... I'm. ....
We farmers of different parts of Ashtabula Co, have
seen kennedys Patent Adjustable Revolving Mold
Board Pow tested, and would say TO the Public that it
combines the three great principles in the above state
ment. ''lF i'.' |.. ....t
WI II9Li Monroe plow tested in stnbblc and green
Ii. N. DEWEY, Austlnbmg, pow tested in Ttubbo,
Aug. 81, 1869, ....F ..r. ..,. .. .
GlARLEs FRARY Say brook, pow tested in green sod,
Sept. IL, 1869 r..i. tH.r. |.. .' ."..
Farmers of Ashtahua Co., who wish for now pows,
to have second hand plows fixed over, apply to
MuNTIGLE ~ HILL, Agents, Ashtabua, Ohio.
TOWN s. COUNTY RICHES FOR SALE.
l., o. HALL, Sec. 2tF29 A. DEWEY, Pres.
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Ropfcsentatives-SAM HAYWARD.
t.. rr EDWARD II. FITCH.
Treasurer-S. T. FULLER.
Sheriff--A W. STILES.
Clerk-D. c, LfNDsLEY.
Probate Jndge-B. T. CUSHING.
Prosecutor-w. h. HowLAND.
Commissioner--W. T. SIBoNDS.
County surveyor-A. r. WATKINS.
Inhrmary Directnr--H. II. NEWTON
CJruner-L. W. PECK
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THE PARIS AND LONDON
Paper Clothing Company !
Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

] HE undersigned would most respect
fuy inform the public that tho agency for tfe above
under letters patent celebrated manufactured Paper
Goods is sabished and for the FIRST time introdnced
in the United States.
Among the varions accomplishments Of science and
art this may be considered one Of the greatest achieve
The renown Which these Goods have obtained in Eu-
rope for their exquisite elegance hexbility great d
rabty and cheapness win at once recommend them to
the American public
Notice, Lddtes NO More Washing No Horr
Ironing, No More VesdttonI
The great invention of Paper Clothing which can
be detected from linen fabres and one-h.1 the
price formerly paid for washing.
II would be impossible to give here althe advantages
which these goods possess In eminent degree, They
must be seen to be appreciated
The great demand for them, upon the manufacturers
in Europe, prevented them tins far. from Sending
iargc supply Thus the first invoice will dispose of in
small quantities only merely to introduce and show
their merit.
Wholesale dealers will not be dealt with for the pre-
scpt No order wiI be filed for more than one dozen
Of any one article at one time TO the sarHc @ddress
PRICE LIST.
Suits, Walking with panier cut, each ........$ 10
skirts, plain white, per quarter dozen.... 70
Skirts. rufTc. per quarter dozen .........-. 90
Handkerchiefs, embossed handsomely, perfect
imitation, per dozen ozcn........................ 36
COyaFs Pfiable as nen per dozen. ............. 30
Chemsetes, per quarter dozen. .....,......... go
Shirt Fronts, elegant designs, per dozen. T5
Nhte Nests, iOnr IN package .................. w
Handkerchiefs, per dozen. 90
and :othcEs
stamp.
In sending money procure money orders If possible,
JACOBUS VAN
The Paris and London Paper
Clothing Coinpanys Agent, y Circle So
3m1O27 Corner Of Market, Indianapolis, Ind,
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To STEAM Boiler OwNERs,-The Execu-
tive Committee appointed at Meeting Of the
Owners of Steam Boilers in Ashtabula County,
held in Jefferson, on the Goth of July, 1869,
having considered the proposition of the Dep
uty Inspector, appointed tor the 10th District,
recently published, have thought 1t best to re-
commend TO those who associated at said
meeting, that; t.t.. ....t...
l. They will not report any boilels n in
spection, either by giving their address or
otherwise
9. They invite any owners of boilers Who
have not yet signed the pledge to resist the
Act relating to Steam Boilers, passed May z,
1869, 10 unite with those who have already
done so, by reporting TO the said committee
3. They hold that any compromise on this
subject will place the association In a false po-
sition, aud weaken their power to procure the
repeal of the obnoxious act and therefore re-
commend that all members of the same main
tain the position taken at the said meeting.
Adopted by the Committee. 1n
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THE READINGS OF PRoF MCAFFERTY which
have been ANTICIPATED by our readers, will, it is
now settled, take place at tSmah's Hall, on
Thursday evening, Sept 80, when our citizens
may, we are persuaded, expect treat such as
they seldom have an opportunity of enjoying.
AS miscellaneous reader, this gentleman has
no superior. And his selections are some of
the rarest gems of English Literature. Pro-
grammes will be circulated next week giving
full particulars. The following is list of Sc
lections for reading.
Nows........-...............C Chas. Maekay,
AN Order for Picture. Alice Cary,
Soliloquy of the dying Alche-
mist .............-......N N. p. Willis,
Bachelors Dream. .....-...... Thos. Hood,
The Mysterie. DECENTRALIZATION, II. G. Belle,
Molly Mnldoon, humorous. Anonymous
The Raven. ..................E L. A. Poe,
The Famine. .............. Longfe!low,
Pyramus and Thisbe. ..J. G. SAKE,
The Old Apple Woman. ....... Anon,
Wind of Autumn. ............. A, Carey,
Genevieve. Observation-Disclosures. Coleridge,
The Lost Heir. .................H Hood.
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Vegetable Siciian Hair ReneWeT

EDe7'y year increases the p0pts-
Ldrity of this valuable Hair Prep.
aratton, aUhtch Is dme to merit
alone. We can assure our old
ats high standard, and to those
sUh0 haze neUer used it zoe casa
confidently sag, that it Is the only
reliable and perfected preparG-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing b soft, IustrOsSs, and stIIce5s;
the scalp, by its asse, becomes
sohite and clean; it rensOVes GU
e,'uptiOss and dandrttf, and by
hair from falling. out, as It sttns-
utGtes and stOurtshes the hair
glands. By Its use the hair grOsOs
thicker and stronger. In badness
tt restores the capillary glands
to their normal ViGOr, and tOttS
create q netO OrOsOfh eDcept In
esctrenle old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUer used, as tt requires fesOeT
that spEeSacttd glossy GppeGsG1sce
so much admired 6y all. A. A.
Hdyes, M. d., State AsSdUer Of
Mass, sans, "tIse constituents 0T0
pure and carefully selected for
ecceILent quality, and 4 consider
&c the BEST PREPARATORY J0T
Its Intended pstTpOses.,' We pub
llsh q treatise 0ss the hair, tChsch
zoe send free on mall upon Gpptt-
catiOss, sUhich contains c0nssssess-
dator.u notices from cLergyslsess,
phUstcians, the press, and others.
We hGve made the study of tho
hai,. and Its diseases q specially
fOI. years, and kss0tU that SOe make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and tie preses.Oa-
tiOb of the hair, esCtdft, and so
acknowledged on the best Medh.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod BY all Druggists and Dealers Ia Medieiss.
~ Priee one Dollar Fer Hottie.
r. p. HALL & CO., ProprietoD.
LABORATORY, NASHUA. E,H
52w1027
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WE learn from the Painesville papers that
the boier.owners, in convention assembled in
that place, have resolved to use all legal means
in their power to resist the enforcement of the
law, and to procure its repeal.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial says the
iron mills and factories in that vicinity,
which have "been idle for the past
months, have mostly resumed operations,
and are now running full time. Stocks
of all kinds of manufactured iron had
become reduced, and it will require somo
weeks production to fill the orders now
on hand. The advanced prices for iron
and nails are firmly maintained, and as
the iall trade promises to be very heavy,
manufacturers are preparing for an active
business" This will make diseordant
note in Mr.. Pendleton's song of universal
xvon
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n
COUNTY CoMMTssIoNERs--SEPTE SEES
sIoN.-At q regular session of the County
Commissioners al Jefferson, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of last week, a full Board
were present, TO wit Messrs. Quirk, Fobes,
Wright and the County Auditor. But little
business comparatively was transacted The
following is synopsis of the proceedings taken
from the Reporter: Show .a. ....t..... ..
The petition of c. r. Goddard and others
was presented for the re.survey of the North
Ridge road from the west line of Conneaut
tee consisting of L. Gould, Hiram Lake and b.
Andrews, with County Surveyor, were ap-
pointed. -
Report of W. P. Brakeman, A. c. Bingham
and A. Woodwork, on re.survey of n rond be-
tween Austinburg and Harpersfield. Report
confirmed. ..,I - .,...
Report Of Gates Hyde, N. French and NJ.
King on the vacation of road between Nor
gan and Rome No record Of the. road being
| found, no action was taken. is d1U a.T
Report Of A. Smith, B, Webb and A. w.
Ward, Oh, a road In Saybrook was read and
confirmed.
Report of s. G. Merrill L. Tuttle and d. G.
Carpenter, on road In Pierpont and Denmark
NOT neutrality-suspicious. pays costs.
Tho report OF Q. A. b. Pratt, et al on road
In Hartsgrove and Windsor was taken up,
read and continued
The report Of ii, L. s., John, a. Gee, II. A.
Reeve, +. ]. Brown and Lyman Peck ON the
review Of a road in Wayne aud Colebrook was
taken up, read and continued.
| The report Of H. Krum, l.. Lobdell and ]
ii. Shepard on viewing and laying out of n
road In Wayne, was taken up, read and con-
| tinued.
The report of L. Reeve, W. i. Dodge and
Il. NJ Beekwith, ON the laying out of a road in
| Wayne was taken up, read and continued
The petition of N. Maltby and Others for tho
re-suryey OF the county line road from Union
Vile To Lake Eric, was taken up and appoint
ed IL. Bishop and L. ID. Hyde a committee
with the Surveyor in conjunction with two
viewers nom Lake county, TO re-survey said
road and make return OF their doings at the
session In December ..
Report of w. T. Slmonds, G. w. Sims and
Dan sherman, on the re-suryey of roads IN
Geneva, was read and continued
The Board ordered $4,000 of the county
fund TO be transferred to the bridge fund.-
The Board ordered the court room painted
plastered and renovated generally at an ex
pense Of about $500, 10 be done before the mex
term OF court In October An examination o
treasury was had and found everything in
satisfactory condition.
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AMONG FRTENDs.-A jealous Democratic
citizen of Buffalo, who intermngles politics
with the dispensaton of congonial beverages,
lately got into trouble with the inquisitive Off
GERS of Uncle Samuel's revenue department by
conducting his traffic in neglect Of the formali-
ty of Government license He was placed
under arrest and taken before the grand jury
Of the United States District Court at Albany,
where, in default of bail, he was committed to
the Albany Jail. The other day a letter was re-
ceived from the gentleman by some OF his
friends, in which, after sundry business
directions and details, he exultingly exclaims !:
+" They arc eoery one Democrats an this jail
Sheriff, jailor, prisoners and ALL So he is no
doubt comfortable and happy in the society of
his political friends. The novelty of such sur
roundings is, we suppose, the cause of the
prominence given to the fact .
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CEhTIFICATE FOR PUBLICATION.
To be published least year in every County
where there is an Agent. ..'f ~

AUDITOR OF STATES oFFIcE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.,
CoLuMBus, ONO, Aug. =, 1869.
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To the Voters of Ashtabula County

L HE Commissioners of said County,
at its June Session, divided the Cessty iAt3 Twenty
Eight C2) Districts, each township to constitute Dis
trict as per following list