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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:


X A T rules held in the clerks Office Of the cir
N cult court Of Calhoun county, on the first
lIoliday in August, 1869.
Harrison W. Hironimus and
Mary Jane Ilironimus, his
vito plaintiffs.
Vs..
David Henry Wood. Joseph
Il. Wood, William, D. Wood,
Edwin 5. Baker and Martha,
his wife, Anna G. Wood,
Alice NJ. Gold, Edxin Tho.
mas Gold, Henry Lee Gold,
Emma Shepherd Gold, Mary
Floyd Gold, Margaret Ann
Gtll, and William Wood
Gold Defendants, III clancery.
The object Of this suit /, to decree the rights
of the respective parties above named in and 10
two certain tracts Of land-one 4 tract of 523
acres, situate on the south side Of the Little
kanawla liver, ct the mouth Of Steer Creek, in
the county Of Calhoun; and the other tract Of
g. 800 acres In the county Of Webster, on Holly
River and Hodans Creek, and to have The
same deerecd for sale and distribution made Of
the proceeds. f,s.t.i,
happening by affidavit filed that the above.
named defendants are not residents OF this State.
II is therefore ordered that they and each Of
them do appear here within one Que month after
the date Of the first publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary IL protect their inter-
eat IL this suit.
Teste N. B. FERREL, Clerk.
W.. u 1;valv Az.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

George Ross, Plf. a 81
IKitmm Morley,
lloyd Lopneies. John j. In Cdaneery
Darts, trustee, d. c. Hale,
and Henry Bannon trustee IS ar
TNhe parties in the above named cause will
take notice tina, bave fixed upon the 10th
day OF Augut 1869, Ut my 9 flee in the town Of
Weston, Lewis county, West Virginia, to execute
the o,t.er Of reference made in this cause at tho
May Term, 1869, bywhich order am required
to ascertain and rrpoF, tie liens on the real cs-
tate If the defendant VIM, Noxley. in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, their amounts,
character, dates, order ard priorities. together
withany other matter deemed pertinent BY my
self or specially required by the parties or either
of them.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of May,
1869. WM L. DUNNlNGTON,.
Conn. circuit court Lewis county, VIVA.
uiG.it, a 1.i tfst.r .-4l hoo
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CnEAp Notwithstanding Berkeley
Union says-'A man who is too stingy
. advertise u farm he has for silc. put up
d written notice III one oftlie hotels Tie
otler day. A man who was enquiripg
Tor farm was referred to the written no.
lice. lie replicd'-''l cant buy land at
fair price Of any Inan who advertises i'll
that way. He'll steal the fence the
punt stumble sud the barn doors besy!v do
gives ny possessiell.' hrr
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West MILFORD, I
August, B, 1869. {
The Rcgistration Of Vo-

tcrs is now going on all over tho State.
It commenced on the first Monday in this
month, and will continue in the discrc-
ton of the Registrar (but may be closed
any day) until tue first of September.
No young mon arriving at age-ao
naturalitrd citizen-no one who has here
tofore neglected to register. or who has
been refused that privilege, should fail at
once to go and be placed upon the regis.
ter Of voters. A failure to do this may
deprive the person from the privilege Of
registering with the County Board. lie.
every one, therefore, 60 at once aud reg
lister.
The GRAPE CuLrunE.-Wo have often
wondered why more attention was not
given to tho cultivation Of the grape and
be manufacture Of wine in this county
1t is essentially adopted to the production
of grapes. The fact is, the grape is nat
ural production of this country, and in
forest lands the vines abound to an extent
which render travelling venient, by
the "eutangliug alliances" of tho vim es.
Every person who travels in the woods
knows this to be so. ~
We have a specimen Of tho grape cul-
turc in the garden of gentleman re-
siding in our town, which illustrates its
prolific character, and the extent Of which
it may be rendered available. Early in
the spring Of 1867, the gentleman in
question planted root Of about one years
growth Of the grape vines. During the
year Of 1867. the vino grew fifteen feet in
length, but bore tho grapes. In 1868,
the same vine bore ono hundred and SER
eaty-'ss clusters Of grapes Of The m,ss
delicious taste. This year, 1869, the same
vine contains senn hundred and tmlre
clusters. This would appear to be grape
vine story. But the vine and its products
can be seen by any one curious enough to
visit Court street.
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.3 3sagSSA mere scent d l,artsLorn will restore
some people to their senses. while an
y earthquake would be powerless to others.
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GENERAL l.ER rides from Lexington TO
tue White Sulphur Springs, distance Of
twenty-five miles, quite frequently, but
does not make leng stay, as Mrs. Ice is
an invalid, aud the General prefers to be
sith her the greater purt Of the time.
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ASSouNcEMENT.-Wo have received the
following note from Rev. J. A, Crowdor.
which explainsitsclf:
pa WEST MILFORD,
wa August, 3, 1863.
} Mrssrs. Eplrops-Please announced
your valuable paper, that there will
be preaching in the NJ. E. Church,
South, in Weston, next Sunday morning,
August 8, at 10y o'clock, and at nigh. Of
the same day at 81 o'clock.
Also announce that We will hold
basket meeting one mile below West
Milford, the first Sunday in September,
commencing Saturday before.
tLH Yours Truly,
os JOSEPH A. CRowDER.
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CATTLE klLLBp.-,ye IRE informed
tlatduriuy tile prevalence Of the storm
oil the 18th ult., two valuable cattle, be.
longing 10 Mr.. z. Butcher. Of this coun.
ty, were killed BY Lightning. #
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tins WHEAT Cacp Of this county has
been pretty generally harvested, aud is
the largest aud liue., that has been raised
tor many years. I. has not been affected
by the rust or wevil, and the hearts Of the
fdrmers are made to rejoice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

There is to be a Zig cnmp.mcctink at
Nloundsvlllc shortly. Al! the baggage
sssiii visitors prcquirc is a hymn-book, mos.
IA H quito bar and a tooth brush. L
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Tor Governor Ia, appointed John NJ
! cooney Commissioner Of deeds for this
State.
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Wheeling. W. Va.
LlERYBODY

I I UT' ~ u EN IDUUI
slionld keep constantly within their rtdch, those
Invaluable remedies 10 successfully combat dis
easc. Roback's Blood Pills, Roback's Stom-
acli fitters, and Robacks Blood Purifier, they
IRE infaliible in the diseases for which they are
recommended. +. N. ChALFANT,
SHE agent for Lewis Cous'v
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q Wt,hurs onhand at tbs office large
yuan.ay'c.fBLANK DEEDS, and JUS
,qICE.Y BLANKS Of all kinds, gotten
~. u in he. lest style, Cal and examine.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

.fli'l AFTER . forty .yeurs coartsl'ip a ma n
aged SO years married a Miss aged Sc in
. Randolph county last month. ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

Blopps will succeed in IA. an agricultural
point Of view ycs. lie has learned that
You can't make pork. out Of pig.iron.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

Ugn rosys CORNER have re-
ceiycd the following good things for pub
lication. Wetrust that our "poet's cor
nor" may be a lasting institution, never
less fully supplied than it is to-day;
To KATE.
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TuE lows CousuiL has passed a new
ordinance authorizing the arrest TALL
boys under 10 Yeas Vi age, found on the
streets alter ~ p. iii. without q good fea-
son; aud also authorizing the Town Ser
graut to appointspecal police, whichever
in his discretion, such assistance may be
necessary for the preservation Of good Or
der.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

!,ossooxs complains Of men who like
their mint julcps with as,raw. Hs-takes
Lis with rush. x r.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

M 'CoioSEl Elinu I1urros and party
caught 7U0 trout lin l'uckhanuon head.
/, yaters one day recently, aud lost one
horse. aif t.a5
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r ANDS FOR SALE Good Farming lands
IL partly in cultivation, and the balance in
woods, for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, si:ua-
ted in Lewis county, on the staunton and Par:
kcrsbprg Turnpike, 9 miles from Weston and
in Calhoun county, oh the Little Kanawha river
and on the Pike, near .Grantsyille. Liberal
terms; Apply to or address.
FREDERIC FOUSE, Agents for the heirs Of
F. Y. Fousc, decd, ut Weston. n3l-me.
ATOTiCE.-ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
IN against Trusting my son, MICH L WIN.
TIERS, as he has left me without any cause, and
| therefore will not be responsible for any debts
Of his contracting. ANDREW WINTERS
West Union, June 20, 1869.
~. iy6.3t n..l-.. n. .-..i
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aJeHA Morgantowns darkey thinks he lost
the use OIL arm as provideutial pun
;sl.n.eutto his Sunday shaving. sa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

TIE West Virginia State Convention Of
uniycrsalists will meet at Loudcnvillc,
Marshall coanty, August 14lh and 18th
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

% Tho "melon-cholis7 days the poet
=, speaks Of are here. r.g,,i g
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

.Sala, SPICES, Canned Fruits,
TOBlGTU AND CIGARS,
ALEs, WINES. BRANDY
AND WlITsKEY.
Cen tire Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assortment of Groceries always keb.
on hand. Produce boughtand sold The hest
quality ofliluors for sale, in quantities TO suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogies fine cigars. and
the best grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
Store-one door above the Bank.
.oro7-tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

.aas WILLIAM BOISE, tor many years jailor
ut Buckhannon, died, the other day, Of
Consumption. .i.. ae
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ny suLIoTE.


IL is not for myself sigh
Its not for bright hopes that die
by heart is wasting fast away,
And grief consumes it day by day
1t is Tor you, Kate
No selfish thought comes to my mind
Love never could be SO unkind.
But sIecplcss nights and days of pain,
Can never bring me peace again
Till see you, Kate !!
Can lose SO deep sorrow bring'
Has sinless love SO dark wing
Aud yet I'd utier Ger aud Ger
This agony, and love the more
Aud all for you, Kate
The farther from ysh that Igo,
The deeper sinks my heart in woe;
Aud every object behold,
Awakes blest memories Of old
All true 10 you, Kate
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

All Attic scarlet fever at Clarksburg.
Considerable sickness Of other natures al
: 80 abounds III and about tile place.
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'CoEaEcrloN.AIn our last issue We
mentioned the case Of tue assault on MIR,
Lyule " Abediliso Outright, aud stated
that both parties we're hued. AT subse.
quent examination, MIR. lIy,;le was re.
loved from the payment Of bis fine, and
entjrci, cleared from all blame j, ibt
Sat!es,
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&c draw our differences from ALI these

z We draw our differences from, ALI these
in this wise:
1. Tue Jackson Cannon Egg which
vas found with ,hcn,uzalc pointing to th
East, and the bullet on the inside, denotes
war with our transatlantic neighbors.
2.tIhe Fisher Egg" being the eggs.
nc. counterpart Of pcwder-hcrn-full +.
thus supplying tie wants Of the cannon,
indicates rcadines on our part for the
struggle.
The .Clark Egg" being the eggsact
shape Of balloon, such as is now used
for Accommodating purposes. De- o'es the
usual foresight and cunning Of the slori-
Gus Yankee nation, even at the egespense
ofgrca. personal danger to themselves.
These eggs we're all laid by black hens,
and We eau safely hazard the assertion
that no man III America will be rash
enough to claim that anything bearing
DIR ncw national color would prove false
prophet.
we may safely conclhlc, then that the
futnrcis big With events-all ofgreater OF
less Importance TO us as people.
The loil hens say so, aud who will att
tempt to gainsay ll'cn?
In conclusion. va Would simply re.
mark that, ifany one can beat these eggs
We shall he glad 10 hear from ,hctii, and
shall DO thpiis-eggsnctly.
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! LOCAL ITEMS.

b.a kExoslxE OIL is said t. be an effective
d snsidote to the poison Of a ice sting.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

"a satiOS the farm Of ljr. Bradford, in Ilarri-
ss,,. son county an energetic pigeon Matched
tl,cut2 pigeons, ! duck and l chicken.
Happy lnothcr!
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tiLiuu GrEco.found guilty ofmalicious.
", vilfully and feloniously setting fire to
tho Preston county Court House, was
condemned to death and is to be hanged at
kihgwood on Friday, September 5rd
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srlv,ys. "yo local" Of the Wheeling
Register, says that tile best thing that
Gordon, Of tho Eliznb III Democrat, 6 t
o'f last week was his dirty SHIRT. IN
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,' 70 ,'loprs says he is going for diet of
oysters now, as this is the FIRST month
r51is,wilh an =" il, lie spells it 0rgu,t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

.A,li.tle girl ia Grafton applied : match
n a can Of OIL. sheTis dead.
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+, 4 y. '..ThE SANE OLD SroaY VI. TON
AoAts.s--Afew days ago, Mr.. +; Nj.
Chalfant presented us with one Of the
relics of barbarisni''-a silver half dol
lar. II vas one Of Eve, which young
lady from the country had that day
brought in to pay. for Der welding ring
All Of them looked as though years had
passed since they lad previously scan the
light ofdny; but still, in these days o
81 incolp scabs,g they were pleasant t.
look Upon. At any rate, the idea Of th'
young folk. beginning life upsn SPECIE
b,sis was a very colnmenduble ole NM
Z if.thqy now subscribe TUE DE,iock.T
there can be no doub, as to Their futur
.t'cctss as man aid wife,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

4 TuE Parkcrsburg Times has changed
owtcrs. Mr.. o, q. scofcld has disposed
Of his in.crest.o Mr. II. T. Drnhosh, who
now edits and controls The paper.
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LEWIS COUNTY,
Amount and Value Of It's
Real and Personal
Property
ssErii,s, Marriages and
Deaths

From tho books Of tho Assessors we
gather the following statistics OF our
county,: trty ,-
, 1869-10-27
WksfIlk Of Cheer.
0F. TnN17fsp5tfi.

On the Fr1p.s ot Youth and the Fcltes ot Arr. in -.
tstit 70 NstraEF Aad Seeat Evils With helping h.z3
~ tHs eaiSk 4rd Hnfetts.ass Seat T. rc4ri -:.I
CtATl0S. kox F.. Philadelphia. Pa
, 1869-10-27
CelEAGo l. hERJHHssTsRa RatlR3kD,


n :taln Of four cars, ecciac anc tender, left the
Nclla street ,,tio: Ut tic .snTsn sca'c1n Rsllroa
i. 10 "a 1cstrH.at 1ucranc. To test ner1y Invent
Ell brake There werr Oh hoari, George l. Nun-
iaI. GcLera! Superintendent; l. Il. Custer, Assist
aEt Superintendent: John IL Tas1cr. Director; u.
G1s1. Master Mrconntc VI The Sotn.estern
Isran J.. y, Fe2E. Superintendent " the ItDck
1siauH Car Sh0r"; Tho;nts tl~'sEF. burlington,
ic@a; L. W, Understood, ch.c'a": {. q. at'en.
o~Btt and superintendent vi LIE palcar, Mud the
representative vi Iuc l,tr-s.
before s,MrsI. g. 'pe ,tstn',cn wss EXPLAINED n
shs ~: cacntEt.n,*ss lt'sse7 s'aaoe tn conssruc-
e!'ht tpcn c.1thd+s, having Fit1ks OF twenfy
1uChce- The p'e1on IS .nufc:ett with an iron
l,rsis oar. two ,arhs. u a,.a'er <h,ch rus ,,u-
Ing tn contact with similar n4Ifef III tag ELL o:
tt' bsafr.t,sr, which r''s un.i~E elcr u the cars
al'd wurka tec ns.se- A tlcam pipe iron
TIE uoi:rr 1nrui,hr. ttra,u to The cTl-
11'fer. Wn"n the c,rorrr wlrta tn ar;Ly the
lHsktH lie forra 90 lfr e'c.tn, wA1:a sntes back
AID thu trakrs.srs Asrk tns br sNts- TINS breaks
fhe s:*-1i Ta- 'r,ses work simultaneously, d.
SIlltg the n.es.ure tyehlt. Thrrt Is ro loss OF
pt"i*sit & po AcE, ~ the .a'a1 Is ulEx5s shut OF
wren Lionpase II Necessary.
TEe rta!a ran cut a'.'Ht n.r GILES fr1m the city.
sar b,at<s a,ltr ups scs' ri tt'Ee~ ca the way
With sa:i.iac.or, Tc-Ll-- t.'+s h.rty Thea Soi o11
ls'' tlI: ttatn wax rE past III I've r1:e III tnlrty-
nyc ,n,lcs az hnnr. tm: s,sAkrA rrlur nut on al "A
Rlf. s:tttAl- TIT. rI~Git lltAt the tra.u was
ttngru at cietinct OF aSS feet trun. whtrn the
F,s'n. "a: c:.en: 1'ae tan:.'at .,.u present, L.
Clsti:sEX AF tls11!hr. ttu Il u fBI ftO1 anil
i,r. tro;a-rlscs t,-rs p'..-e1 -i.n :tr :e=t.
Tt~ advantages VI thiH Grl. ,h4f II IT, .u,rt
pn Iu, Zl, =. liz s.t It re- III no sttnala :hl7
l.N dtacE II Ia .s1 I'll 'c- t'l.s fta., control
Ct the ru-fttcr, "1tt II. el-ett ln1gs1, caa pY:
o" 'hE fs.Ara ily ~l'H!. II ta+. wrist aud
IN tts t!sI'e ff'h It rhs .ikta Ii hlptv thu " 1s-
si Isf OIL sft e~ :ls ihe tlf- H-,'f, aIl III fJrt.
f,:a CT TIT Eseu i.>.tns. 'Sih Il: "a the i.4I, ~
s,thri; r sta cach s':1let. Ta,. Coz. rI rutstrr
ft'~ res tsaAc+ on Ill CaS:1O IA $ta anil t,u car
r.. j. h=s 'crn tr~-s cn. rr INA ras.ssy,.r
srrtn.. n"eh were r,lr with y. Flee. e1.e al H4tr-
y, thnG! lt+' u>S-tat1"c th ..Il t,eascen,ln
ito ;lrcit1r i, Mr.. '.n~ If i',-a .,ut m. n,trnt
S uns Gwit'i and cnnsF;lt"l he sir Alien nt
!Nrsu: f'hsssht. Iowa. ta:. rs:r'r<s nj tae yr4E
1'.l a-2Hrf well 1Hf ms :tt:r4'-a II The hsaAe
y l.a'A l. itkc:s tn b.. ntie,y ! lnp{cil.
Tl:st xcIE.t1:. tetIfact! TO tte c,:t al nnnn.
NJ AsIrn* hTa ait}nar:rrs IN tht> ri'y s7e A. TIC
s. Jares i.o'cl wne:e hr wltt b. c.l n hnv,. Mi
y t &c inter- str,i III this (, t.t r4iuat,e ye,uO
ca.l L: ur HIM
, 1869-10-27
LIEsT-Sr ".
EfoEr, g Sd. Rest unchanged.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

,,,,, TrEEnAT EvE~TSa Oct. .6
EEtit fts n iris dt1arucnt eor.las,s.. iatt urek
tnne, q i1intf- erow shetlnss striped shinrs md
att hsanesa, I lsNtF rarEe eE p.lers rrrra! Cd
There VIA An iIfovFd demand TOT bic rhed shttiaxs
ADD tales ere Quick II current ooc week ~
~ n lAiE rt<k and moving ef quite
fIrt!y It rrevtous hkurr. The trade In eTcflnrt eou
!1aEss !atr and se. rnar strad ia commeutius ur,p
The to<lpe nj ft market fuf the week int rjnsrf thr
ho+tGn H~shrrr1sai fs.Lt<fia adcs;
In thr dry Fnoao DEktt lratinrts has hcrn r.oSes-
IL tnr " tcEn lifiI ii T-tlr'aA kcvat .k cl1s. If
r1uitIE hryrfs who src TIC ntne41s1 aepcratnc~ of
,tr oel ,otet. At this ssse Of the re.eo whcn Tie
.t.te tte n,aIktt 'r cStton kaods 4l+ tenaeass
tFrh.le.r t. ndntt The lt,pd. 70 noush to!!cy.
~t,t # sE!' lase t!.iosef the ee.A,n, when calf
Nldtna hack hihlMiota. both far And near Viii crf
t*Ly ne" seir chsnt& for a-}ns sh1fc II lis fxt
SAot " lttt They ase 5Eraa.ed, rttl fI 4aef en,
e nt tac tsssonnhtr 1rlnirc.nents Of Ill e,s4 o! nc
snith- il fck4! fer during the mex: lev rerkt sn.
tar1e htt' nudrnt th.t the trade 1t TuvrafsT viii
atr ainIIr suitst tur iht tbu,ieoiA. tks krtvnt
I-hEtiA
Gotten koodt arc Te1y qftt I'D I.s.e- ar far fnsu
iEg tct;i.. Sail tnt - t. ~ cJ.ot Id
rh>rEr. to r!aa {atric1 from n. r3r tr. Of Iast
*ttk .IeFss telling r.na lots trir rtfs oIrrs
tus trsn1d +" tlr s.kinE J.t.- u .af.e:as. IT,
c*sh l, II i42h1 sA l.-ra cr.l.Irns an. IN ado
I'd tie ieAliLe idea 9! ldcrs teyls tn IT, ID ail.:
ricre I; 4eAe With tatI H. l~z.nan-at. 1r1 c,v,
EALd Inc 1ottientr u the great mae Of dsr1bntors
ann e:rern.rs.
"Staaexla bFoan eheefinxl ar quiet Il the istr r.
hetin Nth tty Il lfAnds telling above lac Eipe
iH'a OH afr In straty deEasnd nj qaotAtinaa and
II ct u us !. relsr luAk'f asr treit so.3 n1t'
T1:e n.s.krt to-day fairly ltttE auu stealy At
IL sp!s4E IL quotations. .- '''~ ~
, 1869-10-27

- S9tb G1art Il testa al Private Chronic .na kes
nsl Et~Asr&sf b.th sc1tA- and SuLAnsees qniek asa
s<sn.Ee1t RS IN Iht WORT ca.es ot .rsn.nal v. Il
Eos. Srts u Dtm:1tr cr sHIs:tt Anrcstt1s 4 -!
k1nd- AT te.e4c Tie t.,1 frut:rs treated ptf
saety md aaeersa. Hia "Paup&sles ci Advice" seai
, 1869-10-27
Assessment Notice.

wheess. he1ct7tore- VT stc eleventh {ilth,
day # asleE. 4. D.. ls tbs BesEa nj Es7s:tc. at
r. .awa e n J. de fsIt a rt'>s d; ta.ia: ~,
T. 's.n Il h.se farf ST 'las*:l1 =. ss,trle.ed
H., d P.rs tin.a cssspas .sts,;: = ItJ!r P..k an
4 sd, pisf pl.uk + eas.4,ax ..S ineae, "a
Es.s,nk !f.e+r Of I've y ttx tneh tin.hez. nats Win
ttr lhstt-frE Eny nails IN rsrh pt1Hk- Tat tho
raitLrr A:,3 o~t It MAAlns a'iet tIa2:uye Le4t -
drffsEed b~ s*tsl atsrtr1tEt tn the G1teot Of the
tehhta satip6 tf.t stc lmpIUs rn~n ut4,n tie nj
tsstc sssctai benefited thereby, Ia pso,+,r..oa t7
The leacstta rssutrK thes<tI. nc4ry ftay h.
Aid "ht tsa. sa.a e ard arc i:na:ea sh. esotato
and csst ot making the iEp7ro-rmrEH tel ~
t.dt rdinaaec at esstt hahrta AL txeniI i've az
., And. wht,ts+ The snar4.isnrd the du,.
titrte4 and constituted CoH1sns~zE,a-r. T. nIaxe
tt- .-s<srn.ee: tos:eupt.ted ~ said f.srsoins on
pAEre. and e-tInlafed tIf+rte md tp4t.
st,ta ss u psfsans in:esss.es '' t.. se 'se y
:ssL .d.y Il t'etoss,. 1ssa t Il. o'e:oct ~ >.
D. 81 ta4s tas. At The klnte &t Ge+. Y. Halte. q
by de f.fk. for the trtpse Il 1assnk the ees<4tns&
tus4itd expense and cot.
Gt0. =. NAITE.
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, 1869-10-27

hm Al III. .sne1<s spc..ncn.;. Q. ia ss.cs ;,,s
sto: n,atse. Eaoes-saoa hsetofy. ale.s- Law 1ans'
Wu0i,-Rcvr,reG. eco ~: .Arred. s.pD ~. fss
nssket uis &c .saic scsc aetiFt. DE r.
ertnaa sds <sssh2F-hetf- N-f-ra Str1EA
A.t<ter te- IN thels tiEeulAt Il todsy rrrnA II
~1tr wrn tr1tr e-ursnres IN much the saGc ndh o
Z. has bes Tor scEttAi wee&s part but there A4 10
ouIe tzt sold anztpx the r4ss than Tor acrt
~e~ks p.st, snd nj ric.a tply ~ aatlstsetov 4Us'
hsTe accn frrr1vtla AnA the l41t deeflnc rAsh-
Hfhea We tnd thaf the receipts II Chicago tinS tho
,wt,h wtrr eEl, Ae1a =. and shlpOec.. 1s1nu ~
hea{ aeea.n aAy u further crce1at us being made
ed thrs*;i snaonk rome irw holders to 1r1Hxe:
but wc rerc<nIs DO such oree..iv. ard tesa 4spH
OH ~ the 1ntCft have hitherto been. There u
tsttle doubt cct thai The t.5e pf 0D ~ af
vi h!f1n Ioo1 It r. r - Il aac At Bestnn has gwen
ne 10 dthts and ft.f1 III enMe Husrcfs- hut tts iuf
ree HE.s e h1etsed- ND VIZ 1esJ .coo ps,, away.
lArcd to vait 10! = little until the ttnsm ekieA
pl1sed ind ihss +stes1 Hzauf.tts5rfs afe uacins
ttt tIfAEensHfs oanStlx. thAa tho ring stay AID
hrnfthy this II tho notifeAhl- Es.rra
~ntt merchants errrpaAta that tAes oee4 by EAahrTn
manufacturers have been t:eater this scas1u than
E1nsl
- 1he market for uoe!!en soeas u GENERALLY aet,.e
EnnEt en II r11sl II this he denAnd % ptt
orally let erAEy e1SEf See4s In blankets, tatucia
estsine1t14 AID afto JANA The hce1:hy c,a
ti!ttn Of the ULkcf may he astibI.cd to the
cott ~esfhtT We hare had At this early period The
t*rxts re reftAttiy noE favorable to louE rutrf.
1td there ft:t arrc:IActsd demand far w1n faA1es
tie tu?ry u heh in tie hAns oi retail tlealcTt a
thrcEEh thc "eEs ID Fesy thlttel7