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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.-The close of the
calendar, with which our regular subscription
year also expires, is at hand. We would call
the attention of subscribers, generally, to the
fact, and urge upon all the subject of renews
ing with the year, as by so doing it will be
found much easier to keep the run of their aci
counts, and know TO when their subscriptions
expire. Our terms, it is well known, are in adj
vance, and experience proves that to be the
better way We shall, therefore, expect that
our friends will yield their approval. Those
with whom we have running accounts, will, of
course, have their subscriptions charged up at
the end of the year. We have no objections
to taking wood at market prices, where it is
more desirable to pay that way, but we have
found that such arrangements seldom secure
the wood when it is wanted Positive agree
ment only, to deliver at or before a certain
time, will be entered into.
We hope, too, as indications seem to war
rant, that our list will be materially increased
in numbers. Increased attention will be paid
to give interest to the paper. Beside the ihis-
tory of Ashtabula promised to begin with the
year, arrangements have been entered into for
a Washington letter each week, by a ready and
spirited writer, familiar with Washington and
! its channels of information. A Columbus cor
respondence has also been engaged for the ses-
sion of the legislature, who, we think will be
found equal to the task of keeping the reader
posted with news from the State Capitol. A
brief rehash of the general news of the day,
and vgilant and watchful eye to home mat
ters, will, there is some reason to suppose, en-
able us to present as readable paper, at least,
as any of our cotempories New type will re-
place the old as fast as shall seem requisite,
and in case we succeed, as we have been trying
to do, to obtain new and larger press, the
Telegraph will, in addition to other advanta-
ges be enlarged. New subscriptions have
been coming in very encouraningly, and it is
to be hoped that all who expect TO hand in
their names will do so before the advent of the
New Year, that they may begin squarely with
| it,
We are clubbing with most of the Magas
zines, by which means the prices are very much
reduced. We are this week enabled to offer
Putnam's Magazine, with the Telegraph for the
low price of $3.50 1t is said truly by a CO.
temporary, that the Putnam is at the head Of
the magazines of the day. Many are sending in
an additional quarter for the Stock JournaL.-
We shall remit promptly on the first for this
journal, and all who want it should hand in
the amount before that time.
Our JoBBING DEPARTMENT has been much
improved of late, in additional material, by
which two advantages have been gained-bet-
ter work-no way inferior to the best-and very
greatly in the facility and economy of execu-
ton. There is, therefore, no need of going out
of town, or giving orders TO Cleveland run
ners to secure the best of work and at the low
est living prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

THERE will be a free Lecture at Smiths
Hall, in Ashtabula, on Friday evening, this
week, by L. B. Forbush. Subject Relations
of Science and Religion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

The largest assortment of Fancy Sleeve But
tons in the County, at Pierce g. Halls
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PAPER Collars, Suspcnders, Stockings, Um-
brellas, Railroad Bags, Buffalo Robes, &C., &c.
all for sale cheap, at Pierce & Halls.
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DANCE.-The Lake Eries will have dance
at Smiths Hail. on New Years Evening, and
the music will be rendered by MAfee's popu-
lar band.
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MEMS, Youths and boys Clothing in endless
variety, at Pierce & Halls.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

A splendid variety of Chinchilla, Cardigan
and worsted scarfs in fancy colors, at Pierce s.
Halls
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

If you want to give Christmas Presents that
are useful, as well as beautiful, get them of
Pierce 81 Hall
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GEO. PHELPS, of Colebrook, who was sent
to the North Ohio Lunatic asylum at Newberg,
May oath, died Dec. Sd, 1869.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

SWIFT has few halfpound packages of
Tea Company Tea at 81 so per ID. But don't
compare this with his best Tea, as 1t may not
be quite as good.
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Errors of Youth.--A Gentleman who suffered
FOR years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ndscetion WILL for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience do so by addressing In per-
feet confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
y1012 No. 42 Cedar street, New York.
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TREASURER FooTE was presented with a
nice cane, on Tuesday, by his friends McKen-
zie and Dickinson, of Asbtabula.
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WooLEN Shirts and Woolen Under Clothing
to be had at your own price at Pierce & Halls.
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HATS and Caps of every grade and style,
for Men, Boys and Children at Pierce s. Halle.
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NoTIoE.-All advertisement" should be on
the hook before p. M Thursday, TO appear
in the same weeks paper, as this is the latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

FANCY Ties and Neck Scarfs, at Pierce &
Halls.
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Bianks OF ali kinds for salo at ibis once
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GENTS Furs in endless variety, at Pierce s.
Halls.
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ALLcocKs PoBoUs PLAsTERs seem 10 possess the quail
iiy " sceumulang Electricity and imparting II to the
body, whereby the circulation Of the blood becomes
eauaiised upon the parts where applied, causing pain
ana morbid action to Cease The Porous Plasters are
flexible, and found Of great help TO those who have
weak backs, pain In the side. Especially are they
valuable TO those who have neglected colds They are
often preycntives Of Consumption nay, they are be-
eved to have loosened the grasp Of this terrible sic
tion, and been mainly instrumental in affecting
In variable climates they should be on the breast
or between the shoulders the kdneys by those
who are subject 10 take cold easily. 4w1Os9
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JUST OUT i-"CHEhRr PGoTonAL Thoonss," for
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis, none 20
good, none 20 pleasant, none cure az quick.
HUsHTON 4 co.,
3mfs23 10 AsToR HousE. NEW Y0pE
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Local 81 Miscellaneous.
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The celebrated Star Corset and the French plain and
embroidered Corsets always hand together with all
goods usually kept in a fancy store. J. MANSFIELD.
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..Barrett's" produces one distinet shade:

Lyons Kathairon is the best Hair Dressing IN u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

To make yourhair grow thick, apply Halrs veFsts.
table sioillan Hair henewer the greatest discovery Of
the age.
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Special Notices.

DIR EatOn's Cordial, II not only good for Nurs
ng Children but II Ia the best remedy for Dysentory
Darthwa and disordered state Of the bowels Sold at
Hendry'H Drag Store, Ashtabua.
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Words OF wisdom FOR YOUNG MEN, ON the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood with
SELF HELP for the Erring and Unfortunate Sent in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address How
ard Association, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. 1919
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Infants Waists, choice silk Warp and Shaker Elan
nels Nansooks and Diaper Linens, always on hand, at
MAssfIELtJs
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A full assortment Of Misses and Chldren's Winter
Hose, Gloves and Nittens, very desirable. at
NANsFIELD's.
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~ Amongst Atlantic Gables, steam navigation and
those progessions Of science and that mark the
nineteenth century, not the least useful are Dr. Ayers
medicines. They take rank dmong the benefactons of
mankind, from the rapidity and certainty with which
they cure Try Arms CHERRY PICTORIAL on a cough4
II is gone. What skln diseases impurities Of the
blood withstand Arms sAHsAPARIILAf AYERS Pills
are the perfection Of putgative-eyery family should
have them, as almost every family does Not trife to
be thankful for godd medicines and the knowledge
how to use them for protection from diseases. These
Dr. Ayers preparations and publications urnsh and we
do not hesitate to commend them.-ISt Louis Leader
A large assortment Of Lace and Muslin EdgnQs and
nsertings, at MASsTIELD's.
large assortment Of Gents scars Of very desirable
styles also Comforers for Boys Childrens and Misses
Flannels, and Boys Wrappers and Drawers, can be
found at J. MAssF1ELp
Breakfast shawls full assortment for Ladies' and
Misses at MASsFIELp's
Fleeeed Cotton Hose for Ladies', from 3s to q, at
MANsFIELD's.
Irish Linen, Doilies, Napkins, Towellng and Table
Linen cheap, at MASsYIELD's
Nubias and Hoods for ladies' Misses and Children Of
the newest pattern, jdst received at MAssPIELD's
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Ladies' and Gent's Fur
Trimmed Gloves Kid Gloves and lined Iisle Glove for
winter, at MassFfELbs
full assortment Of Misses and Children's Winter
Hose, Gloves and Nttens, very desirable. at
MANsFIELD's.
Infants Waists, choice silk Warp and Shaker Elan
nes. Nansooks and Diaper Linens alvpys on hand at
MAEsfELDs,
The celebrated Star Corset and the French plain and
embroidered Corsets always on hand together with all
goods usually kept in fancy store. J. MANSFIELD.
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restored 70 health In few weeks, by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with Sc
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump
ton-ls anxious TO make known to his fclowsuferers
the means OF cure
To all who desire It. he will send copy Of the pre-
scpon used Gree Of clargeD with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will nnd
SURE CURE CoNsUMPTIoN, ASTHMA. BROEoHITIs, etc
The object OF the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted and spread Information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every su
ferer will try his remedy as II will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
y1O12 Williamsburg, Kings County, N York
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Died..
CHARLES DICKENS-HANS ANDERSEN
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE

HURD & HoTGHToNS EDITIONS OF DICKENS
WORKS ARE THE ONLY COMPLETE ONES IN
THE MARKMT.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
by JAMES REED.
Two Dollars Year invhribIy I'm Advance.
Local 81 Miscellaneous.
Blanks of ali kinds for sale at this ONCE
NoTIot. ALI "Advertiseme should be on
the hook before 4 p. M. Thursday, TO appear
in the same weeks paper, as this is the --latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
WooD WANrED.-A few cords of good sea
soned two #. and stove wood, wanted on sub
scription. Apply Immediately
HATS and Caps of every grade and style
for Men, Boys and Children at Pierce s. Halle
SWIFT has a few half pound packages o.
Tea Company Tea at 81 so per ID. But dom
compare this with his best Tea, as 1t may moi
be quite as good.
wooLEN Shirts and Woolen Under Clothing
TO be had at your own price at Pierce & Halls
THERE will be free Lecture at Smiths
Hall, in Ashtabula, on Friday evening, this
week, by L. B. Forbush. Subject Relations
of Science and Religion.
MEMS, Youths and boys Clothing in endless
variety, at Pierce g. Halls.
DANCE.-The Lake Eries will have dance
at Smiths Hall, on New Years Evening, and
the music will be rendered by MAfee's popu
lar band.
If you want to keep your children healthy
and warm, buy Clothing for them at Pierce &
HIS.
REPRESENTATIVE FITCH leaves for Colum
him to do his duty, and there is no doubt thai
the effort will he made to meet all reasonable
expectation.
A large and complete stock of Ladies ant
Misses Furs of all grades and prices, (beauti
ful and useful presents for Christmas at Pierce
& Halls
DRESS MAKING.-Orders for the Cutting ant
Fitting of Dresses will be attended to at the
MILLINERY STORE of Mrs. FULLER, will
promptness and taste, by Miss Lucy RICHARD
SON, whose services have been engaged fol
that purpose.
If you want to get the largest amount o
goods, and the best bargains, for the leas
money, be sure and call on Pierce s. Hall.
MEssRs. BIxBY & CROSBY have just moveC
into their new store in Smiths Block, and arr
busily engaged in putting things to rights
The store is commodious and elegant one
and will be found, no doubt,'b by the proprietor
as well as the public, good place to do bust
ness.
PAPER Collars, Suspcnders, Stockings, Um
brellas, Railroad Bags, Buffalo Robes, &C., sc
all for sale cheap, at Pierce & Halls.
TREASURER FooTE was presented with
nice cane, on Tuesday, by his friends McKen
zie and Dickinson, of Asbtabula.
FANCY Ties and Neck Scarfs, at Pierce &
Halls.
GEO. PHELPS, of Colebrook, who was sen
to the North Ohio Lunatic asylum at Newberg
May oath, died Dec Sd, 1862
If you want to give Christmas Presents tha
are useful, as well as beautiful, get them o
Pierce 81 Hall.
MEssRs. WRIGHT & STURTEvANT of Kings
vile, are extending their business, and nov
represent quite number of the best Insurance
Companies of the country. They are gooC
business men and worthy of all the patronag,
that may be bestowed upon them.
The largest assortment of Fancy Sleeve But
tons in the County, at Pierce g. Halls.
WE learned, while at Conneaut on Monday
last that the milling business conducted by Mr.
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ss..nnrDpdffcbe g9aebric6fem.
MarDbeutldler GunO

Mm 16s fSebr. 1T in R0ln oas @taots
tbeater Our6 cine Neuersbrunft in roe !
niaen Gtun0eu einseal@ert tuorOen
Qfis gine ieltlane 5ronie tes 8ufaIIs
mar fir Den ijd9ffsa Qlbefib oas gfuds :
den ,,sSeMer in Der sfa0Genfhule" an.
aefiinOipt tuor6en. Gie camille Des
kheoterfafIrsre godhoue iit Ieioer bel
bieient faFlOe unls Geben gefontmel.
Gie iUDbnte IN ben Oberen el1umen Oes
Sheafef gtbaubes InD ibF 5iilferlG ers
fhaIlte bon ben deuitera aus Madden,
man fe1o@ cine EbHr bes 9bectgrs nit
9lextEn eIn8efdyla9ef1 bate. Dermod5te
9liemann Dea Chains ipeaen peifer
ole Bis an bic Ireppe Dorsnorinaeu !:
balo 0arduf terftnnillVte Das 6alferus
fen Nllo man titlftt an, ba6 Oie urs
gIiidllde 6anGlIe a1aiin, SSrau uuS
filisf aiuberl aeE @rlliduHasfob oeitors
ben 1T. Spater fanb man in eer ers
fen Gage bic uebefreftg Der QeidIen
ouf eif1em 9anfdsn salammenIieoenD
Die EbeatettalIs etsDa $500 Shay
Ter, mar ~ eineia lurapgn Gilber ID !.
fanmenaefdlnol 5efl boo in ei,lelu a !.
fernen ebnIseF siltggf 1lofIene sgapiers
0egn lpay perfoblks DgE s beaterDtrel !
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Sic Grnennnng Aes ebemaligen
Of ebeIlenaeneraIIs Sames 2on0ftreet gu
benz miAtiacn Soften zines 8oahauss
infpe ftors Ses 9afens ben Stem Srs
leans, Geitens 0es 9rdficeHterl Grant,
mag 8iele Iberraf6t baben, Die Die
GerbaItniIIe nibt fennen. 2oneltreet
mar elmer Der tapferFen uns sueIei9
groBber5igitsn Generale Der NebelIens
arnee. @r hattie cine laiIitarii6e Grs
siehune in @eIt YoiNt erbalten une
6ein 9lusbrud Oes 6riegee frat CT ME
biele ieiuer fibli1en Gameraoen in Die
NebelIerarnee, Der er bis sur llebers
anbe Sees als elmer Der berborraaenes
ten SSilbrer augeb0rten. llls Der 6rieg
Az @nbe mar uno Qongffreet fein
5dmert nieber8eleot, oas CT fur cine
Gahe gesogen, bic, oaS nuBte leoem
einIeuAten Der nur feben tpolIte, nidt
ltidhaitio, nibt m0gii1 mar, ipan0te
er fi1 nit @iEer all Die 2Oiun9 Der
groBen 8rage, ipie Dem 4anOe leiuer
@eburt Die IyoIgen Oes 8rieoes in all
iHremHmfan0 Su CUTE fonnlen fcnnten.
limb in feinen NadferIdnngen mad Dem
1niberlalmittel fauo er, berurtbeilsfrei
ano orObbsr3ie iUie er 1T, Dab allein
i'm NnerEeunen bon 6reibeitua0 gIeidy
6ere6ti0un0 aIIer Nenf1en 0as Sell
Der anleritanliden Station IGae. Iners
miioli6, duBerlt erfcloreidl uno fidl
benz @pott nflo Dem 9aE alIer feiner
ebemaligen @eHOGen nuslebenO, arbei>
tete er i'm geretn nit oen 0iepubIifae
nern an Der Determination feiues
Staates 9ouiliana, une General Grant
lieB es cine ietnsr sriten 9anOlungen
mad Scr Snaueuration fem, Den ebs.
naaIioen NebeIengeneraI 81 eirelll Der
einHnBreiAften lInD lucratlulten 2Ielns
ter az ernenliefl.
Garob erftnnnen bic NebeArn5ldtter.
90 cine 6anolun9sueife eriparteten Iie
bon Dsnl Rrafi0enlsa uulerer Dabl
ni1t. llnb in ibren QIberlpik iuoIIen
fie bic 2eute glauben modem, 0ab bic
0fepubIifaner nit ber Grnehnuna I'M
suIrieDet feien..
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8efam,ttiitacbuli9 ar Bic 0lf :
tipiIGre Der SemnefTee nab
N0ciffc Gifem6aEM<
OefelIfdb0ft.

Sn gentSBbeit nit einenr burd bic gsieteeten
NerfammIung hes 6tnotes Tenneiiee orgenammenen
Mites pom 49, SSehruar 1863 tnelher BITE Aftioftdre
pom Giisnb geenafteu ouiortfrt, IN ee1pifIen
SSGHsn BerianmIitstaen Der Attiorlre ibrer @eiens
thaften sn beruieu, UNI Sireftoren nber 8srwaIter
fir folde 8eieli dften 81 eiTudbIen MAIDEN bic
terseidneten Nfiion6re IN Der Eennefse unb 4dcifc
Gifsnbebn tterinit bgfannf, bab eineers
nntnIiing eenannfer Attondre TN @nnrt5aufe in
Staht JoibpiHeam 8 punerHaes ben IS. Mdr;
1863, gum 2Nede Der GrIpdhune eines Hoerbs non
9ireftnTen fir has pom ba an beginnenhe Subr ges
bate erben foa nno mir forseen nIle aftiondre ges
.annilter Gieft ahh @eie daft biermit ergebeujt af
III eenonnter 2eit iine an eeHonnter Stee 3u eieier
3mede aufamM n5ufomu1en. ( ie ggobi TT innerbaib
Ser eebrdu9Itben NIB seiesIi9en Stukben fir 70 DE
&ebten abauheIten.
Geo. D1anep,
q. Malone,
ID. = 6umen,
u Z. SFmpf,
aS. 81 wroffer,
febl6 fM 8. asa..tlpras.
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en- baneerD ga SRafbufllg.-- Gtaat Eenneilee,
~ Dfftse GIert uno Winiter, Gbauceips Geri6t ;u
9inibpile, ben 2. Sanuor 1863, ISM, Ct. Clifton
Mc3ean unb Mtbele, Netldete. - 9o aus einem in
biefer 5dde etfgerebten gffioaptt berporsebt, bab
Nnafn q, 9ecGeau uuo aouifG 6. Ne2tan teiae
Bepohner bes Gtaates EenRefee ftah, 70 rulr6sDer
prbnet, DQE e ihr Gribeinen DOR ebert HerpaIb ben
erften brsi 5aaen ses nddjtsn 9ermins genannten
gerihtess 81 haIteR an Griten 81 ontag I'm
6hiten April 1869, MAIDEN lsnb auf aldgers @a be-
fennen 1ntporten eser @inmalbt erbeten 1pibrigens
falls befeIbe aIs pom bnen sugeanhsn ertlGrt ub su
elmer Mnb0rung ex parte 1nberourt rDerben wiro;
unD odB 6iee 8eroronung fir pier nufetnonber fos
gnoe 14oen IN Der gt1fbptue Preb uno Zines no Der
Eenneffee Stdats3eituiig betannt aemabt merbsn
Mbfdrift beglaAtigt
Morton 3. SoweII,
%. 5. II. 6. Cooper, anrpdIie fur sIdser. fez34D
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cSn 6 bancerp sm g1af5eige -Staat Een,ieEee,
~ GfFte elert uEn 9R1iter, GEuncerp @eri9t al
gsofbriae, ben %. Dttcber iS63--@. st. Bromn, aIdS
ger, gegen HRilss 8. 4Raps mno Aneere, 8etIugte.@
ga aus einem IN oieIer SADIE eineereiseu Affsoapit
ner beg stoas Tenneiiee ift, 10 Iunrhe perorbnet,
noB er fetii Gri9enen BARN o6er innstbaib ben
eriten brsi Ea9en Des ndGiten Eerniins ggnanrten
ten Aprd 1863, made nrlh alf aldaers Sill beFenr,e
ontDor ODER Gipaflh erbebe, mnriaenfaas biejeIbe
nis pom t1m stgeItnuhen erfdrt uns gu elmer Mnb6s
fHn9 ex parte ol,bsrsilnt weroen uirb, unD 6os
Den in ber 9cfbptne Ereb unb Eimes un6 btr & ems
nsflse Staat Seit1ing befannt semadht Jpersen.
AbfHrifl 6eaIoubis
Morton 9. 9pueII,
eletflInh Mnner.
RsgiaHabar Il. Glaze, NnpdIis fur RIdger.
feb24,41u
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cSn GbancerD ju S1afbptfEe.-S Sennefee,
NJ DfFee @lert uno aoftsrs Gbcnesrp s@erid1, su
Nafhpiue, ben 1. onuar 1869 RBnt. 3. &iuins, 2Ids
ger, eegen gh1aeI 5 Garrettp uub 4nbere, Befagts
Ca aus eiusT IN 6ieier Sac5e etngereidtea Mfioduit
9eraorGsbt, hae BefIagte aRi1Ge S @arfettp, Gaeil
@arrettn, Go1pars @arrettpi ST ANNA Scr, 8 g
Coz, gGt1 Quinn, CHARTS Eitinn Minnie Quinn,
Sobn ID aae EDnolo feline 8eppbner bts Staats 2ens
ngee ino unb caB bic aobnpIdRe Der auberen geie$s
Hben Erhen hes perftcrbenen Sdnles GopIe QpeIebe
nEbetant iinb) tot hstcnnt fun, 70 1T SesbaIb p:rs
otoAet palosn, edb ite ibr Grdcnen barin pIr uber
in.erbdb Der erten oget Eogen hes niidfen efmins
geltonnten @eri9tes, 81 bates an r It en- ~ ns
to I'm ndtiten AprtI 1869, MAIDEN rilo aaf 9Idgrs
Bill bef-nbef oittIuoeteu p5er Giltmanb erbeben,
fuiorieenfoAs bicfeIbe pon linen sigeitpnhen err
Hat unb AZ elmer MneSrIitg ex parte anbtraumlt
neroen lpiro mo bob biee @erorblung fur pier auf=
chamber folgenoe Roden TN Der 8aiboiIe HreB unb
matbt petoeH.
80. 9. 9nmeIt,
Gle uno Dafter.
81. II. eS- eurser, AhDaIte fit SIa8er.
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GAn Gbancerp ~ 9aibuille. Stant zenue5fes.
29ffiee Gle nno 1idit I, Gbaneerusgeri III i,
Gy loflrtle, ben 20. 6etruar 1909 = Senherfes,
Bruant Hieger, aegeH- Ninerua Garhorf ,,rh
Ifloere, eeta9fe = % aus eife1 tn biefer G5od S
etnseret4ten Aifipapit bsruofaebt, bos Hefiae e.
Ai1Ieo N9aroiCn. eurEin NiDarbioit, @finceE
yIi9atoI aseonra Ri9aioicn nnb bic dbriaen Re
tnc) e ne Bemchnertes Staot Cen eee fi,,e' "a
u eesbob peroronet mcroeu, ta6 lie ier Grftbeiner
ocrtl Dor ootr nnerbaib cen gfffen bret Eaaen bes
na1ite Eerntns Heonnten gerid5 Is an, q r n ~
y ntag I'm n1ctsten gptiI 1869, ulacben ,raS olif
Hiagefs 9In betennelg nntporten oDer einuauh r.
9epeas iBihri9eAfos isbIee aIs non ttnen befonnt
weroen wtr1s uiib taH bjeIe Serornnuno Fir pisr
aill' tlanogr fDigsnbe Bcben in Der Erei L. qincs
aao Der 1ennsilse Stnatsseitsng bsfannt asmnd5t
Abf9tift besEaubist:
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c%n Gbaneers ia gaafbpiae.- Staat Eenneiee,
~ Sfiice Gterf nno Yalier, @hdneern s@eti1t 5n
0af6otIit, ben 1. Sannnr tS59.-Naron Stretd, GTes
tutor &C., 4deer, geeen Argls NcRop, 8etIngten.-
Dd aus einem IN Oieier Sae einaeretdfen AifiDopit
beruorgebt, oGb Betagter, Mngus gcRap, fem Be-
luobngr oes StGats 9ennese IN, 70 uurce perorbnst
baB &C iein G1fetnen bartn ppr ober tnnerbnIb ben
erien Dret $esen neB nd1fteH 3ermins gknannten
Serious, su bdlteH am 6 riten W onta9 I'M
nddfteH ApriI 1869, made uHb Glf 4I1aers Sin bes
femme, ontporte pher Gnudnb erbebe, 1Dibrtaenfals
hieieIbe ala Tim su9eits1neR erfIdrt uh 5 timer
Mnb6rune ex parte 0nberbumt wrroen Dtro, NIB
baB ntefe geroroHung fiir uier ouien0Der fSIgenpe
Roeben in Der Waituile qrtb uno Eimes ltnb Ter
Eennedee Gtaaissefuna befannt 9emns1t fuerben.
Abf9rift besIaabigt:
morton y. s. On ell,
Glert Hno Raftsr.
Ge Dlob u. MoIOie, antpaI,e fiir ,ldger
feb2l,4p
feb2 2ur,R SAM. 6. @aritaa, Deputy.