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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13
THE NEW LIGHT!
TIE PETROLEUM. FLUID

work to k'7r AnoHAsS-' Altsbo u-c N will eudUrsc
What We s.y.
TO IThO,H IL MQy CoaceIU
Thi- !. T. ccfy that hays 9tS he pctrolgn@ Fluid
It ~, oplr ,r. claT ,T ast. but i prrrec,iy
s''e' 1r'a-; r"s"r'e' hy noe AZ "on'eTilotiyys ,.,
nspcr, f,o,' tira Underwriters for The City Of Dur
fIl1, y. /. i' '..f
am Of the "pinon., contrary to my previous impress
sions. that Is exceedingly Improbable f altoeth
or impossible that any accident In the ordinary Of
hump. ,tS&oWil rrApl-Err ,.
Prof Chem. * bean Btriitlo Med. Coll.
II Whom II may (o0ccra
This H. certify that after using in my house the Pc
lrnlegn tIgd aud putting lIc rigG 10 the most rigid
consider he same, safer and cheaper than any Fluid
or .t'aS that | have used for lighting rooms, and
and beauty urrpassrd ard therefore clctrfu ~ COM
mend The same to all dcsrng light in which there il
Is e. tirAso,E Aslriabula ohs~.
We the undersigned fully Colour in the above state
mrnis BY our own experience in using the Petroleum
&. McIxrrnE, Jonx FowISR.'
S.s-ErIlKnr H. nARRIs, p. Ne.
the Petroleum Fluid in Ashiabua county Ne sscps
laftse suppiy ef itsn iand at ii times, ut
TGHolcsytic awl Retds&
Particular attention is called to his assortmctit Of
BRONZE STAND LAMPS
T CHANDELIERS. & CHAIN rr.IEP LAMPS,
IRON HARP and BRACERTs
MARBLE, PORCELAIN and
.. .... GLASS STAND LAMPS
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES,
and evcrSihing pertaining to The IAlmp trade
People VIII the price of light In brca kage ofchim
neys, by using my Hurners aud Chmneys the 0rmula
NPask Lamp s the best about light in In fact
we hfNr the best hHHOrimont md e selng lamps 10
per cent aLeaa0er tan Eny he'av west II Bnilo civ.
Also constSy ON haid the choicest selection ~ fihs
Tobaccos aud Cigars kspt In this nlaSket.
Also PiPks rorcHEs, oIGGR HOLDERS, cI,
GAR CASES, TOBACCO IioXRs. &C., &C., at the
sign Of the three white l;;Als
'f a..l .'.I...' 'H a. .ivaxuslws
HnlH irr fItU- ,. .r. - fN'NNhrE el
Ashsabritt, Match 10 lsss. - N-, IaOa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13
DRESS -MAKING.

MRS. A. c. GTDDINGS & SISTER,
w Dress M+herr. All Kinds Of Machine Sewing
promptly attended to.
+ East As,ittfufn- Psk I. 1SGn ag7
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Blanks of all Kinds, Printed and on Hand, at
Wholesale and Retail s
Clothing for the Mdssesv

THE LARGEST and best selected stock efcissas
ana eluthiAg m the county, u 10 bc found the rt
hing HSase of 9sgoi ,BRGGH. Ah1DoN &WArTE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

WEHAVE $2.OO0 Worth Of goods now on the
road. including fine assortment Of Gents Fars and
Ladies' Travelling Bays tor holiday prcsents) Aise
the famous Alpine Hat which s having the RreatssI
run Of ang new style of hat for fTeny years.
.. . a ... - BRUCE, AMfDoN &WAITH
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-Ne,C Adcertisen enfs.

CLElGlI FOR SALE.-A Good, well
Ironed slclgf rbr salo ehrap. Enquire ut the TElE
GRAPH Ofi'As.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

SB~Coptain Wirz was only part buried, af
ter all. MIR. Louis Schade, who was his coun-
sci, addressed a letter to A j. stating tllut wlcn
the coffin containing the remains was turned
over to him, the head, right hand and spine
were missing. The President made no response
to the communication, and it is not known
that The missing relics were recovered, 1t
would be interesting to know why the hody
was so mutiotcd, and to what shrincs the miss
ing members have been spirited away.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

We RAVE received eithin ths past few a,ys
$rFYIwortG of new goods. which gives the ssyef -
pie opportuirty for satisfactory seiectioh - y
=" y BRUCE, AMIDoN q WAITK
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Something New.

ILLUMINATING material ever nvented II cannot
cxlle Twenty thsasand Families using IL and viii
sstest Hs s.if+rfS4ry. Far Sieapsr than ntToenm,-
Can and SEQ 1t at " S.ecfA EkS.
choice peIccton Of Fine-cut TShAeeo ana 6et O.
sarriawaye hand. i l'e 'tr'Hr-f nS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

OoNsTERNtTioS. IN Army BUREAus-Tho
'st"dgr Of Gen. sherman has caused great
con'moGon In the bureaus Of the war depart.
mcnt The absorption Of an heads Of buhaus
.h'o his general staff greatly smplihes military
operations and enables commanders of depart.
mcnts to control the operations of quartermas.
ters aud all other staff officers In their com:
mands. Heretofore this has been impossible,
as these officers were really responsible to the
heads Of bureaus here. The order is In the in
est cf economy, as appears from its second phr-
agrsph. lie also includes in his staff Gener-
ais Comstock, Porter and Dent, formerly of
Grants staff though all three will remain at
the White House with the President for the
present. Di .rp01 .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

TO THOSE Sbo appreciate the best Cashmere
would say th ayc tic hnest line OF harris Gas,
sintres 10 he found in Northern Ohio. We havD also
choice styles of the Lippt Manufacturing Co AAd'
Globe Mills. BRUCE, 'kMlUON s WAITE
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4 RFMrNIsKNsFa.


Whom Jefferson was ,ins.tgda tbSl1 be rode
TO the Capitol on horebaeiA, Me- EiendsN NC.
con,Ianied him, aud no pr<vs-ics hsa6,I tluc
streets, When he reached the Capilos l,s dis.
mounted, and with his own hands ,isd kie
lporse to tho fence. lie then went in sud Hook
the cath of eilloe, returning In the same m',n
nei+ JeiteIson's inaugural WAS not unlike
Grants, and was about the same length, and
his mannoS OF speaking was similar, and hi
speeches''wvse no longer than ten minutes in
hia ife, 'lIIs tJ4,e heing conversational, IIisad
ministration was carAed out on the principles
which Gran, has marked out---hOnesty nnd
economy IN the service lie rcdueAd the pub
lie debt $1,000 900 yearly during his tenn. und
the people viii be disappointed II Grant does
not, afler tile promises he has made. lessen the
debt even in a greater proportions.
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fno6EssIoN no rIle ron4Ico.

Tho organization OF Inc new Senate having
boon completed, II was announced that The
Senate, supreme coprt and invited spectators
would proceed 10 Tho east portioo, 10 partici.
ngio in iho ceremonies Of tho Inauguration Of
the President elect, A prooeFsien was accord,
ingly p'rmed, iaud ihs late occupants, of The
Hapr ot tho senato proceeded through the
coFrld'sS aph ro,anda 10 thS place indicated,
7 ~ ~ Following. order The Marshal of the
hupf'nRs tonrt the Chief l0sitee apd Assoel.
ate justices of tho suprea,e Court. ScSlsant
alarms Of she Senate, ihe President elect, ai,h
members Of ihc Committee Of Arrangements,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

strain his cmotisn, and it is not too much to
say that those who 1csEed with him so long,
and had II full appreciation of his services, sym.
pathized with his cnsOtBsn, ,.and felt Il pang of
regret at the severance OF iEiA eighteen years
connection with the Senate, Ne delivered no
valedictory, but declared That tile Senate of
the Forieth Congress had pnssetI into'history
and, surrcndcring his gaNcl into tas'Iihntls of
his successor he left forever the chair where
so many ilusirious men have sat
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Chartered Uy special &C, of oOrrss., sps~.+-a ya,
cEA.sn cAfrrAL, e1,ooo

IScs, &, '''i 'l.,.1li - q
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CLARENCE II. CLARK; Presidcst. s. wa. q f.
JAT COOKE, Chairtaan, FissasS IND Esesat1Ss cems
plittens.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

INAUGURATION or THIS PRESIDENT
The presiding officer having announced that
all was in readiness for the Inauguration of the
VIE President elect, Mr. CoItaS a,lynlcld up
the stage OF the rostrum, and facing the pre-
siding officer, took the usual oath of Office,
whbd,'tlic itratlmnisicred. Turning to the
SenntS Mr. ColfaN delivered his address. [Thc
address will he found on lhe outside of this
numbor.i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

D.. lE.ns-Jau la. African explorer .,
$50 IL ID. rs.nigy 81 LAX NIalz. AlI,.a
Governor B4Asr. Il laI-la yar1aana
..r.s tr. .rlu.ua.. during -o- h. !-r1
.. -.4r4 ser gu. baadr,-3 aHI lile,a par
Nsa laIA -.t5 zy,Blei atygt - '"5 1914"
% beg p4ai. schools lssl yrar
The. l.4-,.g Council hss 0veu a.
-tr.rr- O.. Fsa- Ana circulate q document
-stl ~ firth tL. sIs-u-ase, e that city 80
q ra,gu- eap.E-l IT is4ls r. 1900 mile
...a <ea YORK 500 ml.,z tgsus Nv o.
..r- l,1oa nliI,e tyU ~aE Fi5usi-,g aud
a.aaf raa n.l,- iryW ia" northern border
DaaaE sas -aiasrr- of Napoleon Bona
..rr. ..e- al Fi-hL.i Lauiac. n eighty
ave g-a- gi a-t. and still bale auA hearty
81 asr.. IFat,d "a A.. baltic ai In Jeu4-
4 4.a4g.s4s s aan5 aa4 the struggles Of lac
r. s. aau.sl war lie ..s been in thss
,.yaHIfy -iutr 49, zta4 hF lbc nest II the
..f.s ba- gssiiod 80 ~bkiIi Landing
Tra.a. ~ ths Central Paeine Railroad
zse running un schedule time l. $glln, IN
as Usuhes=i corner Of Nevada, sis kaR-
iged sada distant ifouI san fraBeissr
IRA. = cas- arg a. IIamkzbdt Canoe, tEeh
Is seS failss saIihsF east No interruPtsea
- occurred if,trH SHOWS - Ear. Ths twei,
sy-tso ali.ss af snsN shsas at the saHamit
- tss >ierraz are working satisfactorily
Fac gsHsHeFei al business II the Central t'T
Ut-aenihvr exveeds f39G Car
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
e.hnaeery Ceurt- RutIeage.

} = Easf. A8ssiasffssss As - Nssssg mrs - a.
THE DEFES DANTS. AssEs SaTrH,
Il w.ssss v srnssh 4sEasSI n sairh. q. ssJtA, sa
uasassa slth Sps9EA flFHn $50 stA Nsstf ASS fee7s
ssss- aIsst SD - xssssessh $3.50 tef sss
k4ss e rzase<es eAssEs ~ - s-sseosd
"a Il slssss tsas SzsacstsN y ss sss sz ssseess
s~ arssa3ys sssstfis VIA. sstfrtA4 ssAf -
szssts sFs.as kzg~ sassrJ CART At aastr4ss sE
nsp8sg - tPFfi vat, n~a ssd issrs = zsks r.
sa5a tsl Sled asssRsa sssn ss4 ssA~Ts.
- ssEss 80 esstsspA ~ ss@s ssa ssi ~
h.syfas - Fsfts sgFr % ~ sssss
r-a G G sNiTr &H
A q ~ ~ ! " TOE. = q n.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

oszFt sac tsttsa states 1t 'as tas'r'A
ntsfEtrt ~ fsaassses
"a lhs asttsr % ssnssl 9ssHssI sssATaEt
WHEREAS, A PETITION FOR DIS
Rs5E uas asd is .AI ~ ssI baasfaPt DE
ith d1y ahss lisa -SsFsaesa ~s stdus~ BY te~
s.s as.stas - had sesa tbs s~as. ksofs 'sl
sagssSss ssd psssft, tks sih seE - fsbsSst ~
aFttsk ssA tsst ~ - aes - azsuss ~ srvi
at b. asis a ths s.s tls sHa vlsns. Al Psssaas sh
FFsssi sh~sf sss, ssa st<s Psssass fEssss' AZ
hstsbF apnsa sFtsaB tAs tnas aud YiaE, as4
.e ASS a. kss s.Es sks ts Pf4Fss II he said
titasaf sholl Eas - ksat.d ma sts ssy " Rssshss
issa ass aaaa AtsAss l. asLLs uasft
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

H..lsBEtL lNr ESTf-S -AH..rz 8-
a.st a.a3,Tt4i 90 uai.ra .uy,af..t., 90 10
ra. 80 g-lsa nrT su yshfH,lisu sH l...- gfia
.Es Ts..a @E probably l, Introduce A.
.H carly t.. .nga iHe Treasury p,Far'u.aBl
l5 e.. n-a-i- 10 the is.s that salE .Ha ,tf 60
a.ra- Re- rvg4.rei aEt with a r-- ATTACHED
20 .be-r. aul gIa.s tz-i "a ,ht vaI.- - auy
paI bar q rooms tLr v&aE time AN Pee
.-rr .-aat ., ven tr.t.n. ezI.ars-~ u ha-
a-,. -igEaslrd L4ai II ,bs nam work. a-fr
...4-.. 10 .a- National Observatory ~.
-sarvllr- EEEgs % The Capitol. Pgbis
hG Hz-- aIa ~ many pTTste re-ideang-
r. Bias -rs.r- r. the uuFre.i ~ BAL --.,
gauaH boz fora shed Al = ssry -,at cyp.B-.
Iar s X, ar, ,ssFIg aEi -s arranged tAal
.-.- + .E-e py~- ss.gy 81 th44 getyHs
$500 -i .Et.r -ft g thf- -v-r.n .. atrtte4
..a Id -..r 81 aav.a. sgrF-.l r.,ae a,,r.r,
a.. Pa. sr.aty4 IAp oUn-f.t tBg rai-ut
Nl W. o. N-Lz.r9u
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Che knsxrills Mhis.


-
Mgshc,lts, Bible class in Santa Clara,
's' rs attended hy tweaty SIX chinsn'sn
~ the lse .aee ssrhegs in sbc United
states. " = asserted thst iI2 esse arr We.
rlvH
IN ojt isay "a Niece, Vernon, Nex
W,rgI~hir,, woke ap ~ tbp night. sapeos
- he hcuSe a. be aB Ere sad died instant
Ia q fright
Tay wheat yr,,p Il the United Statei =
,-t.rsstea scr 1855. 10 b. 90, eaa. eea bash
e., cora crop, 500 eco atFa bushels cotton
.rar. asa ,tso bales.
4 eulorca sosn IN Cleveland bs- r,,-svot
II three hundred dollars damage ior hsN-
ing ASsye eieytcd from skating rihk % A.
-'ast 1t ne 0,}or
Ts, Orcaun City W,ssijyu Mil. mskc
gua d;acryrt kits,is sat ga@iisy ~ cloth
,.,sru she 6re-t dress good 10 Oregon
-ssv Thsy rFvdge' lse assa yarjs per
a-ram
Ia cave gu3sr the slsni 81 Raok
IatgrA ILLINOIS, 'hs .taigto rt 81 Indian
ns.3ea a copper pedestal. 4 seven feot
a s4sh shei,sk q solid brass. aBj other In
lar ,urtc.i,yes hsv, hryn discovered
Fartaed Ioae asyo. ses inside 10 dan,
Iva rue-t "a use when othrrs slcvp
Whs, hu would hike e. take Nwsv
Add uene would evci Hkc a. kccr
NnawgT--R Res
r. Is .ssd ,hst ca, 1T tie f,st ib,us, The
.y~ss Ro;k-,hiid DID hsfoT, DYING "a, T.
8#r,,s b.z family ansl friends iN sell Lem
rsga, ~hagT~ short. knowing thai d..
s,ssb sid Trodues q rsns. ia the 50
.ag
TR. Ma N,gt ,arausr,,si ADVERTISE
-ar- Is 81, -r,5r4ore,i that e celebrated
ft,rs-.an raN8r-s, - aheg' g. sand 60 ia,
..uas p,,5-3 -'zgvr5t adapted '1 thr
...s~-sge- 60 s,susaso ve3c-.rcs'lst-
%, >FrnsnSd Rspebhsaa SAYS tn
er.s ;h~rE-h tTaiu vE thc Pa,ny l,s.lrNaa
ss. b. made uP SO ouc locomotive go ,aeh
ya~>cnrr' tws -!ccTue aui one bac-sEc
AZ and 2 start from Springfield sni rgn
.hrssukh ta ~asEaweut7 vftboug ,haus-v.
A. ,- barr, >sys Jga.si Ear.y y tax
=fF4uiars- .i President Jobn~sH amnesty
..r-.s AmH;saH sad rytgru homc. singing
Tss v,ar 1s Iahal E - Gene vyjurn. No
s,su5, g. -Up,E berlc
Srsr. 4a,~ a-a a aar~, 80 Patterson Y
-aal, s. CAB sea al app, vh.,a MAJ
va, gatieE N.s@.8E bs> asu. b. a,taust
vsry-d 'bo m.2r ncs, ir.m b.. facr The
man oas rrahah,y save E.~ EAssI ar-sf
.s"aach g d, aHr5 Ha.slatsi au1 v,rn
ns.a.l.
T., bore ia bis uvu.g
How eamc 70 g. Psss
Il l. heard B ~ Easi mast.r
Say s. sesa = STa-~
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In HenkraRtrl.

Il The psifirs cart u the tsss ssssss assssrs
ptslfszt - tseS~-ssS
10 tas n.itsr It Fh0asss g.hHeaz, hsa&s4FL
WHEREAS, A PETITION FOR BIS
en- "a s.s sisa "a $50 ss ssasraFt sa ths
iss aAI Il bstessE tss uAsseagsa sFtss~i - ks
cert tAal h-Afius bad aReg ias h-tsss
psE4y k-xssas "a HsaHSSPssy a. hes as 10 ea4drtAs~
10 las AsssT - JsSp u ssa p1sssist 90 sas "a hay =
Fshssaft tJ 81 20 s'st.t aad that tbs iB4 4a ri
s~<si az ,scss sSia tes tse sad plaza NJ
yssSd tksiF isss sal slhsf P~reas
atssss sshy assass ~ se7~As 81 sAa tns .ht vAs
ssy thsf has Shy ms fetsf - lt@ s-'d
RstfsssE shsald - sFsssa fhis ath sa5 - soNe
L., tsIs 4Us 80 Attest n. T. HAIL. CAsfs
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cHAHcERY couRr-xAYxARDvILLE

Ia
IN THIS CASE, CONSOLIDATED THE
4estA kissaa5 ssslss s.Sa sSsx.sAs4 ssd
svs tasFs aEy~4Fsg asst tss Ata~fAe ksSs q
Ar 40, tr-sssa. fssssts % tas ssfs q Isa
s-.-ss ~ 81 ktaSss#, mar Haass4 stSrfsss Nss
so aassAa Nisaasa p.xA4 xsssssS See ksaSss. u
e.y<sss xissa8 as4 Tsazas kfansN SAss SsaafI
srssss ~ ssrssa th~as u tssssaFs
ySsraztes ~ ss4s s fsr sSs-sslfs s~ess
brssats~ 80 asStRs sssa s~<Fnt &~s~sssats 80
sFzss sssa ass PfsstiEs tss ssEi
ass - s=aa tE 80 esassy e tsss
asF4yIts tss assa Hss&sy -
szxf, - sAzaz. &SAas. rs ny
a.sev sta - eAss 80 ss9As-s sAS - hs
- ~ - fANKS " sRASsos cas-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

tAs bzSt " fhs pHitss STATES fI IDS ss~tsts
pstxsst 81 fsaasssss
IL tbs zuaEsss 81 Wttssa D. pssts. sAssssgt
" II RitEAS, A PETITION FOR bis
ca ak zs.a 10 sad osTt ~ aid eAahFuvt he
dsSf sssslaos tss sh-fssgou sas sssstea ~ me
gasFt that kasEax ka hsA sPrs sseass lost
Iss h4Estss 10 haAkfaaisf sis sses ~ bsAlt sass
g So ssssy a Jsassss SID pls,sss 20 ts- 20 ~ 3
assfns II sTsaseFs - kNid tie ss an5 phase Az
FFssa vhs hsss pfsts tAsE isHs. SD hes Pstoss 70
iatstsst ssss5 aasn spFsss ~ sal sss sa i.ss
saA sAss ass ss{ tAsE pave shg he FssB u ne ed
Rpstpass shoah st be saats fhs tlth ssl Of Nofsss
ksg iseA Asz saL3, Astesa M L HAtL. csrk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
IN HANxRUPTCY

ITlTf q 80 VIII y u
eassrlf s4 fsaA=-ssa-
an 49, s4a4s.r q SllAssr a We, a.ssraFi-
WHEREAS. 4 PETITION FOR DIS
CMAHGR vas tsa4 Coafs ~. ssi haEAsagt ts
Itrt a<F isss sh-fssPes sr#ss % - So
,ass thai h~.sias - 49, sg.a 81 ezrsf~ ssi
p-sss asssstsr ssskFEFsss, 81 sts . - pssjfasH
- tss roast, t~ssfssa n A psstE hs iia isy Of
FskfsAfy IAs, - -'rssk, ed tkss tbs "A saa -
.stiax sstafs bsid tss sud Ftss All
rsas prprsS tssa Ashts, SD the gsTssHs IN
tss.ss ace A.r.by Astrn4 sPYnsE tAe sat
rt.s "a tSss have sAf tss prayer ut
bs SID sstassE sasasd net Be- aAt fh's ssa Ia %
Sgs.asAss ises aacs-t Aitssf Hail.. ,t-sA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
IN BANKRUPTCY,

IL fA- pt.srt Toast q the tasksi sts@s E4rsFa
bssIrtst 81 TPs
IL las astI@E sf6eerss = asdrih, eaasrsFt
WHEREAS, A PETITION FOR bis
,aAR0g ~.s -sa UsafE by sAIs E.akfsgt "a Ne
4lst lar ttchs iss shst~aFss 9r4sTsa - tas
cSFt AssttRs bs kad ta@ saass BEARS ts-i
fs.sS sz,tssaF bsasssFtcF has e.s b~HdTis
n ne .asty u J~zssss, - sshi psiTt We a t-y
FssFBAFE 81 10 sst0ssa aaA that - aa4 4
ss-As u Be kset 81 ~ Psss
v-sssas Fsssss thsST ssts Psrses-
stsr-. krssGy sSts~a = SID F.sss,
.aa ssoS 49, say they haze NsY tAa EraYss
p.s sasapg seAli 10 sssais fas ssh sAJ
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cHAScHRY SALE OF LAND.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

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IN BANKRUPTCY.

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