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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-01
Inns PASTILEs
i4io hoorcanoEa

wvyHY WILL YOU DIE.-CONKLIN'S PAsTILEs
~ cures consumption, bronchitis, hoarseness,
asthma, coughs colds. catarrh. Group, sore throat,
disagreeable breath, tightness of the chest diff
culty of breathing, &c. Public speakers and sing
ers will find them unrivaled for clearing the voice.
Price 25 cts per box. For sale by j.. b. Stark
weather, Kenosha. spomoo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-01
HAIR RENEWER.
BATS, CAPs ann FURs.

e gEET, DEMPSTER d CO., Hats Caps, Furs,
~ BUCK Gioyes aud mittens, 102 and 104 Mich1-
igan Aenue, Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-01
a PERFECT CURE

For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague. Aci-
dlty OF the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
Of the Stomach, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & BENZAlx
Druggists, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold BY d.
druggists.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-01
CHICAGO
Il r. AIDE.

The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago as these
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation cIl''tlc t.e!n to the fist rank in
commerce i.ie / illness cards of these
establishments ii tIcir several trades have
beer classified n alphabetical order, form
'iis Fo.:l;f"r' @t ivo Y."opsis of business
~ ~ i our merchants
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-01
KEEP OUT THE COLD,
AND SAVE WOOD:

G. H. sANBORN is prepared to put Rubber
Moulding on windows, SO as effectuaIly to
keep out the cold.
Every house in the city or country can make
a great saving of fuel by using these strips and
mouldings. They also guard against the tax
ing of cold in sitting by windows because
the cold air is not allowed to enter.
No householder will do without this i'm
provement that has ever tried it.
Also agent for
MLLLER'S PATENT IRON WEATHER.
STRIPS,
For the bottom of doors, which effectually
guards against snow ard rain.
Apply to the subscriber, near the Episco
pal Seminary.
Kenosha, Dec. II, 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02

for tho meeting Of fn legislature a. call tho souatur+
elect present o. order and nom thr rrIuHrt rn FUR
ui.hr,i him a. nt1r said cali 900" uaur- uHtHf-
elect aud 90 quorum pond. Do" shall prH.id" uuul
thr qualification 90 the -suaiU ..'rt Hud r Id'ut
b. "r, rd 10 500 ruui appear De- shall preside aut
th" -.uaipr elect IT-,ut -tHi adi .uu from da6 o.
day but trtu-t,t business except lD into cone
NeHtiou Ca IIl Nurauci's until quorum appear and
are auaihod and president q. elected Md DO shall
bee titD duty o tIr clerk of fh" pre- pdiuR hnu-' 90
representative iu Ike manner 90 call the FrIre-iutR
uy rct present 80 uTdor uud pro- dD Uuui 'hr quail
iurailpu uf the representative ti'r' aud election Of
spcak"r, II nu quorum APPEAR hr shall preside and
th" representative elect pr sent shali adj nurn 90.
day 90 day until qu"r rum appear, aud are qualified
and a speaker d.. Dl,'ct.d
sE,T Ia Gaze ~ vacancy iu ~" Office az >"crc.
tary - M" preceding -tuHf" 81 clerk - thr If-
cediug h"u." 81 representatives, or nb.onco .r ina
bility 81 either tu perform tho duiiDs prescribed m
M" preceding section the shall be- performed by
the assistant
SEcr No pcr.ou shall %" allowed 20 vof" or
take part in 20" urg1 iltt ~ either branch Of the
i"gisltiuroa- member unc-s h. nam" all car. o. 100
h" c"Th'd rYil II that branch of t, Legislature iu
which he claims g. act
SEor 3. This act shall take on.ci when approx cd.
approved March j., lsbJ.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
ei,np,rr 10.

AN ACT to rcguIa," ne river ard interior d.horc.
SKcr The provisions Of tai. act shall apply 10
It'd" aud - all IA" tidal water. that included
within the limits of the fishery district. hereinafter
established. with such exceptions a may De herein
AFTER mentioned
seer 2 For tho purposes Of hi, act the torn
salmon" shall mean the Common migratory salmon
90 the scacua-t and river. IA" term landlrcko -r
mon shall mean any 81 the sI"cic' 81 varieties e
cannon that do MT periodically and hahitually 80
the S"n, h"ug the sam" that are locally known a-
salmon trout" aud black -p'ttod truut:'' -" term
n,h cgm monty called 'alewifp" but known also by
the local names of herring" and "rasp"r'au' and
waters and known ~ "bluc.back :" tho .orm '.ha-,'
shah moan the striped bass ~ The tidal waters.
SECr. 3 Tho governor. with tho ad'ic" 81 the
council shall appoint person - hc commissioning
of A,h"rics who .hall hold office f,r three, YEAR
of the fisheries regulated by this act he shall
amino dam. and other obstrt'c'iou. existing Ia all
ccs-iy oiG-hwavs. and ihc location aud ruc-
ity thereof, shall visit hosc sections where h-h"ri"
10 IN" workihg "i me laws; -hail nr'nuc" alH a.,
sominSte yAluab" species Of fish. and perform al
ether duti" prescribed 10y law lie shall report au-
nunlly before the thirty hr.t dav of December
g ia" governor. who -ha!l cau>" thr' t'tvu-ond
crpies each rcr-r' % hc printed Tie shall %" 'u
tilted ~ receive h. travelling and other cNI"ns'- nee
cSarily connected with hi- duties and such lmI"n-
governor and council who .ha ,dit al. account. 4;
provided that the total amount 90 h'- paw and *.
pcu.es shall not coed two thousand 'llar- Annually.
SECT !. i-E' utfn or "ii'T At'lii''"
tpI In any river stream naturally ir~lurn''d hv
owner or occupant thereof with q durah," uui "i q
cicnt Rshway of such form aud capacity aud in such
location A. may hc determined y III" 'mml r
at fisheries or hy amy person authorized 10y ham {"
Diet, rhine the ,aiu" T. shall also p" incumbent on
the Owner or occupant Of tho dam - keep ~" fish
way In repair and open and free from obstruction Tor
the passage Of >h during such times a may b" pr
scrhcd by law.
seer 3. In cases where he deems II "NI"dient the
commissioner Of f-heric- may after notice IN writing
t. one or ore the occupants OF Il dam,
and "A hearing thereon dcci" what would be- -uita-
Die shway or prssaEc through such dam, consulting
a. far a. practicable the convenience" and safety
thereof and give written notice 10 some own"r uc-
cupant specifying TIA. location form and capacity 81
the required shway. aud requiring tHr sam" 10 To-
built within specified tsuc.
seer 8 II an.hway thus required 10 Dc built is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
Sl,rtlf,r L..

IF th" public Laws - ihr year eighteen hundred
aud iNty-urht entitled AN Act 80 amend scot. %
bitv-hSc OF chapter "gtY--N Of no." revised stat
utr' Zoe relation o. trustee process
NFCr Chapter One hundred a.d hfy-'ghi o.
ih" publir law 81 ghf-u hundred and iNi} eight
entitled AN act % amend section my tive e chap
ter oighu-N e the r'yi.Di statute. lu relation DO
trustee process. j. hereby repealed
>E'I Tie hr-t ~, rifcaiinu C section iiy 90.
chapter oghty-.tE 81 tEo revived etntutr- r. hereby
so'i'"d provided ti, mel shall not apply &" ncti n.
nuW pending
SECr 3 This act shall take cGrrt when approved.
Approved March ~ 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02
fiintttrr go.

An ACT 10 enlarge 10. provisions ~ section twenty
eight II chapter eleven nf th" revised statute. re-
lguug - the lucntirn - achuulhuutps.
NICr Any iucprp rated city may take T"al cs
tat" iut the enlargement extension e any location
designated for tho erection ur removal 81 -rh..l-
huu," aud necessary building. aud Ion Iccrs-aTy play
ground, n. provided iu section twcuty-.ight ot chap
ter eleven Of ia" revised -'atutcs: provided that mo-
real cstat" shall BE- taken within thirty feet IT
dwelling hous"
SEcr. 2 This act shall takcoGcct whom approved
lAppruy Il March H. 1891
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-02


,.n dollar i'r every DAY nr'w.ru tHs ur-t day ot
pay ''l i' hi 'aF "t November during which
>r1 = CO.. ID. completion or any a.hvay 10 the
-np-,ari 30 ~ 'I." c'mui--luu'f "r NO nuF -uh.'-
IH'n' ii" D." Dan prescribe boo writing no" time
n'ii"t " mon i'' .ahi" -hnH %" kept open Rud ir"
nom obstruction o. iii' l',-'g" 90 h.H zach year.
''"' 'h''i ~ OCCUPANT o." 'h' dam. To" commits.
fl'NNI may hl'.fHutnt chang. tHu time sU hN.d -
,'' i "'y 5 ". ~ 'l' ah enc" ~ Az other nFua-
u'" DID ur If'u''". Midway 'hall %" kept op'u ard
uh"b.h i'i'd nom ih" hI-t uHt 90 May &" 90" hi-
h"uth DAY "i July, 4 Zach y'Hr Ihr penalty ior
ton ur Ruy regulations made lu accordance hrr.-
Win ,hai' Do" not ICES than H'e nor NOR. than tw-
~ h'lAIF 10, '"rh day thdt -hid neglect continue.
~i'r b lu case the c'miui.-l'urI uud- any HsIi-
way 'ui ~ repair ar ucrdiug alteration. to max" ~
',Hcirui, they may. Duo thr Coo" 81 uow HshHuys
r"Gulr" DO" owner ur occupant ip make such repairs
aud thr p"uaiy fr urglrcf shall be- a.. provided iu
'H' hih and sixth -oofi .f- Di tli- act
~r'r o. Lnch q tho following river. with 81
-ru. BE- fraiUrut-l bF .tluui. -li allow it.. la. or
'lu"t.. shall clu.fiiui" fishery district. namely
tHn Irr-ump-cut Audr. .crgsiu. koru.i,c t,rurg.-
shall ""f extend % d. junction with ne k"purb.c
mis-'n'r ~ H-h'rl"s may d-. rrinire moro exactly
puf, a. d, juri .dic,i,n Of varlana ai,,',J ,,n.r
thi not 90 -uuII Doc li. dut, g. Nnitc 81. soon "A.
fcah'r and daarmlu. a aflr.sald. an, r.gila
i.a.. nat, lu INC, VIII, mi. rfs,. la. h.
submitted e., ta g.yoruor aud cuunril who NAV at.
prove amend or reject u.r aid regulation. Anv
regulations .r approved or amended Shall auerl
have ihr fiH q frr and N! "a n ~ ~
~F'T d. Tho g.,cru,r v.tp tho nd,fcr nf tl,e
council shall appoint Irr-4u- iu each r-h.r, district
10 b l.h aurd"u- ns d. w.. ono Inn en-. pr.-uu,t-
.c.tdi-trirt uua Go tao Nudrnscsgrindi.trrtf ra Ia,
tbc kruuohcc di.trI,t ,u, ion tho 1oorg Il. trict
ipr.. in tue P.n. L.cut district and on. In the ~
Ir.ix district Tho warden. Of tho "A .up.l,r aud
rruuh.clt district shall have, I.iut and .nyri i,i.
tiri ~ over tho .rot!.. 90 fh.ir r...ct,, tii,f,.
a. I. ll iI..- autrl. . tho ID q r..,u a., A ,il
AZ Ar.s,,-,, .,d 49,. So. ,....,,.i' =. 80
niilnrn T., such inS ana rIar. a. NO., t,, ci,,
r.. ,,,r,t.., en- 1T, -, -, +, 80 -
ft,., ,.,-. ,,l.... q - -, a. -
a. .r, M .t.,u ,,.t.. - ~ - :, =, -
a. I,.. ., ,t. - Int -, /, :. - ~ " 80 -,
49,. H., ,I,,.,r ,.,,t.. NJ. ,u " ~ 49," 49,,
,.,I,r 49, ,,,ct a.. 49,, e., H. a. -, 80
Int. ,t,.,r -, -, A., ~, =. "., '''
~ ,,,,, -, IN .t Ii - '' VI - '
ia "a -, - -. 80 81, - -. -, ~ b
NJ, t.., -. I,,.,-,,, a. 10 - Il 49,"
,',,. - " ~ '' ''' '''' W ~ ''' any
go, - t.i-t t- .,t, ,.
,t.I.,. -, -, ~ 80 t' t,t'fH' ~ ~ '''l''N'
- = ,r,. tn 49, y ~, 80, - '''.t - 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
Resolutions.

IT. REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n of Lincoln Hose Company No. ,, held nj
their Hall in the town OF Gold Hill, on the even
ing of March 10th, 1869, the members OF the com.
pany were called upon to give expression oil
their coincidence on the deaths Of our late broth
or members, John Winklcman and William
O'Brian, who dicd at their residences, on the
Sd and 9Th OF March, 1869, the following rcsoln-
tiOns were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the members of this Com
pany, humbly conicsSing their dependence upon
Almighty God, the ruler Of all things, in taking
from this life our late brother ilrcmen, John
Winklcman and William O'Brian, while we
lament this dispcnsatiOn of Providence, we are
compelled to bow with submission to His Will.
RESOLVED, That In the death Of Mcssrs. Win
klcman and O'Brian this Company has lost two
worthy members, who were ever ready TO per
form their duty a. becomes faithful and true
lircmcn, and the community il deprived OF two
of It's most cntcrprising citizens.
RESOLVED, That The member OF This Company
extend to the distant relatives OF our deceased
friends, in this sudden and trying bereavement,
their deepest sympathy and coincidence.
RESOLVED, That in honor to the memory oi
John Winklcman and William Ol5rian, this hall
shall remain drapcd In mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary forward n copy
OF the above resolutions to the relatives OF the
deceased. II. c. BLANCHARD, Foreman.
= 4. ". HAERIs, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March II, 1859. mhl2'3l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
tuesday Ev.nlas.----NIurch IS, 1860
Hale &: Nnrcrnss.

At the eighth annual meeting of tn,
Hale 4 Norcross Mining Company, re
Gently held at San Francisco, on which
occasion o new Board of Trustees
President, Secretary and S~uperiutend
emit were elected, the retiring Presi
dent, in his report, says the compan,
have subscribed S25, O00, to aid in the
construction of the Truckec Railroad
to be paid in monthly iustallments o
$4,000, the first payable on March 10
There are large bodies of low grade
ore in the upper levels of the mine,
which can be worked. at Il profit with
tho reduction in the price of wood and
timber and other material, promised on
the completion of this road.
From the report of the Superintend-
ent we obtain the following particulars
of the working of the mine during the
past year l6,S04 tons of ore were ex-
tracted, mostly from the second and
third levels; some came from the old
works above the lT5-foot level, and n
small quantity from the waste dump a,
the old works. The old shaft, TO the
depth of go feet, has been carefully re-
timbered. The new shaft is 1850
feet below the surface, or l,250 feet be-
low the mouth of the old shaft, and the
rein has been explored from it by three
levels /; the lowest, the fifth, having adj
vaneed only 80 feet from The shaft the
second level is at Il depth OF 200 feet /;
the third, 500 feet the fourth, $50
feet ; the fifth, 1880 feet. .
In the second level the vein has been
prospected northward, to within 10 feet
of the north boundary line, and for 10
feet westward and southwark to with
in 81 feet of the south boundary line,
and for 40 feet westward and directly
west for 60 feet beyond the ore. The
principal portion OF the ore has been
extracted, there remaining about this
level only about 500 or 600 tons of fair
ore.
In the third level the vein has been
explored for 430 reet westward from the
shaft without meeting the west wall /;
although it is % feet beyond the point
where the wall should have shown it.
self, provided its dip continued the
same rs it existed in the old incline.
By far the largest portion Of the ore
ground between the third and second
levels has been cXcayatcd, but there
are still 700 or 500 tons of low grade
ore remaining.
The fourth level has been explored
III feet west, lG5 feet ]northward, in u
direct line Tor 235 feet following the
course Of the drift), As sfeet eastward,
rs feet southwestward and 81 feet
south ; altogether, in IL direct line
about 255 feet north and south, menSur-
ing 40 feet south from the north bound
airy line, which is the most n%ortherly
point attained. So far, this level shows
quartz for the entire 255 feet in q
straight line, alternating with barren
punches Of porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals.

rEALED PROPOSALS WILL he RE
cciycd by the Board of Trustees OF Gold
Hill for the purchase OF n Town Bond in the sum
of Five Thousand ($j,0M Dollars. payable in
two years from date, and bcarin. interest at the
rate OF two per cent. per month. principal and
interest payable in United States Gold Coin.
All bids 10 be handed 10 the President of the
Board, w. D. c. Gibson, OF or before Monday,
the 2ad day Of March, 1869.
A. c. MANNING,
Clerk Board II Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, March Q, 1863. mh9,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
C.. L. BROWN,
House, Sign& Decorative Painting,
OPPOSITE TIE vESEY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET..-.---...GOI.D Hill.

n RAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
VI of Wood, Marble and all kinds OF Orna-
mcnting executed in the best style Of art and NJ
short notice.
HOUSE LINING and PAPER HANGING
done in \ satisfactory manner. All work snaran-
tecd. or no charges.
All kinds OF MINED PAINTS and COLORS
for sale at the lowest cash prices.
c&r- | have in my employ ono OF the best Sign
and Ornamental Painters in this State.
Gold HILL. March 4, 1869, NH tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
TO MlLLMEk !

\NI f HAVE FOR SALE At TIE GOLD
w Hill NEW Office half 4 ton of superior
Type Metal, for lournalinG purposes in Quartz
Mills, Hosting Works, etc. Will be sold at no,
duced pFi ,es for cash.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
A Radical Sheet On Northern
Carpet Baggers.

The editor ofthe Chicago Tribune,
tho leading Radical sheet OF that
city. is now in Louisiana, and, in
writing 10 his paper. gives tins opin
ion Of the carpet-baggcrs from tho
North, who infest tho South as the
locusts did Egypt, devouring every
thing they can find:
"they lex rcbels) entertain an
irrevocable animosl ~ against car
pet. bag Office seekers, and Treaty.
cannot blame them for it's a ~deplOrabIe
fact that Il very large majority OF
these gentry r scamps and thivesi
rotton drttwood, who have been
hoated down the Mississippi, and
squatted on the Offices. They bring
Disgrace on the party to which -
they profess TO belong They pos
scss as keen n sccrt and las 80 q.
Gus an appetite for plumber as the
yultures who ill The air have for
putrid carcasses. The difference be-
tween these birds OF prey il thai
the former feast on the substance
ofliving men. while the latter con-
tent themselves with the -cargasse'
of dead ANIMALS. IL would be safe
90 enter the Louisiana carpet bag
gers for pilferIng, speeuIHting and
scoundrelIsm. in connection witt
any OF tho trade In any ether par
Of the South"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Sharp Practice among The
Ohio Old Folks.

The Toledo Commercial al, in no
ticing n volume oftho Ohio Register
Of lsl4-l5, published IN Clinton,
Knox County, says:
Clinton was laid ont by s. IL.
Smith, one of the publishers Of the
Register, and located about two
Io'les IRON Mt. Vernon, with which
place il bitterly contended tor the
tho county seat on the organization
of Knox county. A good story is
toid in this connection, indicating
t.et "polIcy vas not entirely un-
Ano~n oven lo .bl pioneers OF that
ugc. Clinton was the larger town
Of the two. The commissioners up
pointed 20 locate the county scat
frat visited NJ. Vernon, whore
they were rcreived with muct,
cordiGlity. aud entertained with
marked attention a. tbs only public
house, a lOs tavern. To impress the
commissioners with aprcPcr sense
q! ,hs cCtcrprlse anc thrift Of the
place, the population turned out,
coats OF, and went 70 gruehing the
streets. and continued thus employ
ed during the stny Of The v:s.iois
a. soon ia the latter lefs, the woiS
was suspended, ana y portion Of the
labOrcrs hurried over 20 Clinton
ahead of tho commissioners, whcr'
they assumed the character o
drunken 'roaghs," and by persona
contact aud o,her modes Of insult
Provoked q bitter prejudice ag"ins
NJ venou's rival, and thus con.
tributed 10 the decision of the con
sect. Clinton is now no more, tn
site having boen fol- Eany year
devoted 10 agriculture.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

GRAsT's selccLionsar are remarkable
for The range they take. His beat
positions have been assigned TO bic
relations, his connections, and his
pecunmry patrons. Following them
come rebla. CoppOrheOds, negroes.
Indrqns, women and Quakers. 4
must be coDsoliDg TO Vnr. ''hyal
friends tosoo how rally straight
out Radicalism ia at II discount. To
have done service FOR the party Or
the country is Of no importance nt
a qualification. Ifyou y not nam
ed Grant or Don't. never married
anybody that was kin To a Grant
or q Dent, never gave his Imperial
Highuess q dog or q dollar, never
fought "the best Government the
sun ever shone on" don't wear n
brcad-brim or q shad-belly, never
sympatized with secession. haven't
enough visible admixture in your
veins to justify you in calling your
self black, never collected revenue
tax on hair or flourished IN wal
paint as a poble savage and ars not
at all n woman. you have no moro
chance foran appointment At Grantr
hands than you have to succeed the
Angel Gabriel ut first t~rumpetcr Of
the universe. Uheeiing Register.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
legal EOtice.
April 80, sw.

G. G. Won Tscen, Anna G.. Won rsgsn, c.
u. Won Tagsn aEd benjnmin Ripperger.-
You are hereby notified that Francis A.
Davis or the 2gih dey Of April, 1869, hlcd
in the office Of the CLERK Of the Court
81 Conimvn Pleas In and for Morgan county
Ohio. his petition against you, setting up
inc execution OF a note and mortgage, da-
ted November "a, 1886, BY you b. William
n. Jones, for the sum Of $500 90, duo IN one
year from date, the a~ssigulIent OF said note
aud mortgage to plaintiff, and praying for
aJudgmeht aga'nst you ior soVV, WIN m
rate OF seven per centum per annun', aud
for an order OF sale oC Tortgago premises
to-wtt sub-diy:ai9n No. II Of sec two ~,
and subdivision II ~ Of section ;, town
ten tl6,I range twelve tai Morgsn coun-
~, Ohio, containing "a acres, and that you
are required 10 answer by the 18th day Of
June, 1858. or judgment will be rendered a.
lrayed for. FRANCIS A. DAVIs.
Bv Il. y. stnnbery, his Atty.
April S0-sw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
WSrnaES..
McCONNELsvILLE MARKET.


siGCoSSELsvILLx April 80. 1869
FLOUR-Best family 5000; Extrp
S. IN; Super Fine 700 per barrel.
WHEAT-Sl. so per bU.hel.
CGkN MEAL-S0,S0 per "4-he'
RIE-Sl,l5 per bGsiel.
CilRN-G0 per b'shvl, whOirs.is.
OATS-45 repts per bnsbel, wb"'e' l.:
Hoy go 90 yer ton.
GLOVER SEED- ID cts. per pounI
TIMOTHY SEED -S4 90 Nhole,ul-.
FLAX SEED 81 rs to 2 90.
ktAN5--S3 90 pei hashel
GREFN apples 81 % husN-'
DRIED Ai'fukS.,. ga.. ,ivf uuu4.
DRIED PkACHES>. s. 90 pcr bal
POrATOEs- 80 so per bush, 81
wholesale.
BUTTER. 80 cts. per paunj,
EG,iS,-' - cts. per doz,
P0CLTRY-1nrke,s 10 els. per pound
chickens Bets. per pound.
FEATIiERS-.- IS cls. per ID.
SUGAR. 10 TO 20 Gle. per IN.
WHITE SUGAR 20 TO y CTS. ID,
COFFIN % to 80 cls. per 10.
TEA-- 81 20 10 2 % re- IN.
MOLASShS--1orVum so ny heIrel. u
10 10 per gAlio".
SYRUP 81 20 per gallon
LARD-l5 to lsc!s per pound, ~iOie
sole.
DRIED BEEF--25cts per 10. Harris
5ast Sugar cured 20 rte per H..
SUOUL.ntD.S.-I4 cents ter Ia.
SIDhs-P rcl,d, Is 90 PEA
DRESSfn HuGa l0cS prr ~
CARBON or JtIc'.. pc s"iiau.
LsNSEkp IA go gailJn.
LARD Oll"--2 90 PEE qniltn-
CANDLES--2Ori, iri III,
SOAF's.by COX III by 'mr 10.
CUpFl5ti--IOds per 10.
SALr--S2 80 per Dbl.
WOOL--45 10 As eta per To-.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
NOTICE

John V. Ramsey We. Andrew W. Myers.
Andrew W. Myers, Of the city Of Phila.
delphia, In the State Of Pennsylvania, will
take nc.icc that John v. Ram sey did. on
the 18th day Of April, 1859. file his petition
IN The Coart Of Common Pleas. within and
fo- the Souuty Of Morgan aud State Of Ohio,
against him, the said Andrew W. Myers,
setting lortb that the said Andrew W Ny
crs gave u mortgage TO the raid John V.
Ramsey on the northeast quarter Of frac-
tionsl section tbirty-si VI 1887, Of township
ten liOl OF rrnEs thirteen [l3l in The dis.
trict Of land sold by the United States at
Zanesville, Ohio, situate in said Morgan
county, ohio, 10 secure the payment Of
~, 900 together with interest thereon from
tho 10th day Of August, 1867, } according to
a certain promise In writing referred ~ IN
mortgage ani praying that said premises
De- cold To- pay thu Eaid sun Of ~ coo with
interest, aud that execution may be war
led for the balance. And the said Andrew
". Myers 10 notified that he Is required TO
.ppesr and answer said petition on or be-
,Ore the 18th day Of Moyk. d. 1889.
FIN. Il. HANNA,
Att'y for John v. Ramsey
April l3-6w