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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

THE LATE ELECTIONS.
PARIS Saturday, July ., 1869.
Sixty-one more of the recent elections for members
of the new Corps Legslatif have been declared valid
PROGRESS OF THE CABLE.
BREsT, July 4, 1862
At noon on Saturday the Great Eastern had run
1145 knots from Brest and paid out 1881 knots of
Cable. Everything was working well.
A PROGRAMME OF REFoRMs-RUMoR OF ITS
PROBABLE SUCCESS.
PARIS. July 4, 1862
N Miral. and several members of the majority in
the CORPS Legislatif, propose to bring in motion
that greater development be given to the action and
authority of the Corps Legslatf that the address in
REM 70 the speech from the throne be reGstablshed
tbat the right and practice of Interpolation be
panized on a large scale, that the right to amend
nroiects of law be extended, and that the Chamber
have the right to elect its President 1t is ru-
mored that the Government viii accept these re-
forms.
THE TREATY WITH BELGIUM.
The negotiations between France and Belgium for
a commercial treaty have closed with satisfactory
understanding on all points,
A DEMAND FOR PROTECTION.
The Gazette de france in concluding long article
m tho iniurv which has resulted to the cotton trade
from, the free admission of cotton goods to be
s,amped saws: 1t is important to-day, to set right
without further delay, the grievances of the cot
Ton manufacturers. Although late no more time
sbould be lost England injured by the establishment
f the nrotectye system in the United States makes
every sacrifice to disOrganise continental industry
and seeks to find in Europe the market which is
closed against her in America The only and true
remedy lies in a return, pure and simple, 10 the
former economical principles. NJ. Seilhere does not
go so far in his brochure and limits himself for the
moment 10 ask for the repeal of the decree of 1861
VIII the Government at length consent 70 acknoWl-
edge that it is deceived. We earnestly desire it
would. 1t would be step in a direction which it IS
70 be hoped would conduct to the denuncation of
the treaties of commerce, and to the Abandonment
OF the new economical regime.
NJ MIRAL's NOTION VOTED DOWN-DEMAND OF
THE OPPOSITION
PARIS, July 4-Eveniug.
NJ. Mfral has withdrawn his motion for legislative
reforms. The Opposition in the Corps demanded a
responsible Ministry and the autonomy of the Corps
Legislatif in order that the country may govern the
country
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THE INDIANS.

DIssATIsFACTIO AMONG THE KANSAS INDIANS
oUTRAGES ON GRAND RIVER.
Sr. LOUIS, July 3.-The Kansas Indians are
dissatisfied aud say they don't understand or like their
quarters If provisions not sent TO them promptly
there will be trouble dispatch from Sioux City says the
steamer Emile Learge arrived from Buford last evening
and reports Indian outages AT Grand RIVER ana Big Chey
eune The whites were greatly excited. The Indians
having received no supplies and having been repeatedly
deceived firing into steamboats,, driving on stock
and threatening death TO all the whites
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ST. DOMINGO.
CAPTURE or SANTANA BT LUPEKos'

THFTUTgE
HAVANA, July 4-Advices from st. Domingo,
20 Jupe So have been receyed II was reported Ina'
Gen. Luporon, With the steamer TELEGRAPH had bonn
bardcd Puerto Plata and Subsequently captured SANTANA
after short agh on landing he issued decree hecar
ing that the Bay of SANTANA Is no longer In the
NJ RACE and consequently all treaties made by hn WIN
lie United States Government for the cesson or lease VI
The Ray are nun and void The American steamer nero
stIll remained at SANTANA.
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FATAL ExPLOsION or AN ANVIL.

CHICAGO, July "A special dispatch to me
Ybune from Des Monos Iowa, says that at PraireC
yesterday mornins' while number Of citizens were Gel
eratng tho national anniversary OF independence An
anvil which they were using substitute for cannon
exnloded. Killing two men, and fatally wounding two
ofheTs Several other petsoDs more or less INJURED
aud a team of horses killed
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VENEZUELA.
pUIGAR's INsURRECTION.

HAVANA, July Am arrival from Caracas
June 49, reports that Gen. Pulgar President OF Tue DC
"a s i,nnortine material OF war with the intention OF
estin9 the authority OF the Federal Government Inc
mort of AararabO which was ecenty closed Dy teaeIh
decree he stuated In tho Department OF Zula- Com
mission mad been sent from Caracas 10 paehy lhAs SEQ
ton Of the country.
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cy, ,rrNG INDEPENDENCE DAY.

PITTSBURGH, PA, July 4.-The Germans Of
this city celebrated the Fourth to-day. procession
OF German Societies and bands ofmusc numbering three
thousand marched through the streets TO Diamond In
Allegheny where the Declaration Of Independence was
read and orltlons were delivered.
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ILLINOIS STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR,

CHICAGO, July 4-The annual Far OF the
,no, state Agricultural Society will no held az DECATUR
m sent q7 TO Oct O. Inclusive, the grounds OF the Ma
con Comfy Agricultural Society. Tue premium list u
large cIracitg all the industries Of the country ana
competition Is open 20 the world. t.f
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Returns FOR May FROM % ports Including oil the prin
cpal Customs Districts have been received showing i'm
ports Except Francisco and BOsOn exports and
rcGxpOrts Total Imports, S3537O956i exports, S250Oso
rcGXpOrts. t3C94,535
The report also many interesting and valuable
tables condensed from the British and other foreign
trade accounts we'll the usual commercial reports
from the United states COnsuls, DC
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pANGERoUs suoAL DISCOVERED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The United statRs
surveying schooner Mary discovered and To-
Gated shoal Off Point Raves. u miles
long ana Eve miles wide. barrel buoy
panted black with black and white flag was placed on
the shoa southeast from the location OF tho buoy ~
latitude $50 north, longitude 1882 20 N Inc south
Faalon Lighthouse from the buoy cast southeast
mngnetc distance, Il nautical miles "a,
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rArAI. RAmRoAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, o., July 4-The CONSTITUENCIES
north ON the new Cincinnati aud Louisville
short tne railway met with an accident at the ordso
over Rank Lick Creek IN which Joseph LAWSON o. 10Y
inetop and John Metinger Of Cinennau were h.u, a."
n others wounded most Of them bot slightly ho"e'SS
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THE RFPrBTICAN MANIFESTO.
THE AZORES.
ANTI-rAXATION DIsTURBANCEs.

ANII-IAAAIION DISTURBANCES.
LISBON, Saturday, July 3, 1869.
vessel which has just arrived here from Fayal
brings the intelligence that serious disturbances had
broken ont in various parts of the Azores, in conse
quence of the increase Of taxation.
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SPAIN

THE CONSTITUTIONAL OATH-ADMIRAL TOPETES
VIEW OF REPUBLICANISM-THE CARLlSIs.
MADRID. Saturday, July 9, 1869.
In the Cortes to-day the Ministers of the Interior
and Justice declared that the clergy and municipal
authorities were ready and willing to take the oath
prescribed by the Constitution. Admiral Topete, in
reply to a question of Senior Orense, said that the
idea of a republic was impossible now that a mon
archy had been voted and was represented by the
Regent. The national troops have been dispatched
against the Carlist cOnspiratOTs in Andalusia and
ArrapOn
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SUPPOSED WRECK OF STEAMER SEEN AT SEA

BosroN, July s.--Capt. Spooner, Of the ship
Timour which arrived from Liverpool reports tha'
ON June a. latitude $50 north longitude ll 10 west
passed vessel bottom up He supposed her TO pe %
snce OF her stern, judged her 20 have been seIvm
steamer, and apparently had only been SMUT 'iie "
that condition. ..ti i'l -t
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CHANGES IN TIE MINISTRY.

MADRID, July 4, 1859.
The Forthcoming changes in the Ministry are
freely canvassed 1t is TumOred that Ardanaz viii
be appointed Minister of Finance, and Marlos Min
lister of Justice.
GEN. PEZUELA.
The Government has explained that Gen. Pezuela.
the Isabellist, was arrested on the charges Of
military dsobedience and conspiracy against the
Government.
GEN. DULCE's REPORT.
The silence which the Government has main
tanned concerning Gen. Dulce's report of his admin
istratOn ard of the state Of affairs in Cuba, causes
much anxiety.
THE REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO.
A strong Republican manifesto has been published
in Seville. Its appearance simultaneous with
the departure from the city Of party Of Republicans
numbering 1000. 1t is rumored that they have gone
to Portugal and will reGnter Spain through Estra-
madura. Troops have been sent in pursuit.
number of Carlists have been arrested in OYedo
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Arkansas the special agent OF tho Government sent
thther being satisfied OF the soundness OF its condition
There is now money at command 70 pay all demands aud
extend the usual facilities.
ExPresdent johnson, accompanied by his son and Col
John Williams left yesterday morning the Southern
train for Greenyille, Tenn. % llfI.r
Information has been received at the Light House
Board that on the 10th OF May vessel floating bottom
was discovered off the bar Of the main channel leading
into Key West This wreck towed by steamer
the bar far the west triangle buoy where became
fast She In the narrowest part Of the channel pac
uary Obsructng the same although her keel Is above
water Therefore vessels entering should be careful
to avoid the wreck .rr ... 10.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, July 4--Report No. &c of the
Deputy Special Commissioner Of the Revenue, now in
press contains In addition to the usual monthly, quar-
tery. and comparative tables two new features OF In
terest and value which will hereafter form regular part
OF the report The first s statement exhibiting the
total values of imports exports aud reexports into and
out OF each Customs District from and 10 each OF twenty
Of the principal countries with which the United States
have trade The second feature is table antcipat
lug the statement Of the trade of the country for the next
succeeding month"; far the accounts are received at
the time the report TO press. Monthly Report No
&C. being for the month OF April contains besides the de-
itng the Imports exports and reexports into aud out OF
sxty-one Customs Districts for the month OF May The
following synopsis will prove Interesting:
Months ended Imports, Exports Re.Erpors
April 90 1863 .... s52I76s2a s16O13A S2eaO9sI
Ten months ended
April 90 1862. 9S5r5Sl 3oaao77n la,s99sn
Ten mouths ended
April 90 m6s........ so43osTso 57a2a9ssS Is25l,so3
Proportions Of the foregoing shipped in American and
foreign vessels respectively during the ten months ended
April 30, 1869:
FOREIGN ytssels..... 2l1B5562 go 26O716 7,l2l,ll6
or the imports for April 1862 s45 dutiable
and III free Oi entered for home cOnsump
ton, aud entered warehouse; brought in Amer
lean vessels S7 2s5; in foreign vessels, S35l69.543
The following Is tho number ON tunuage OF American
and foreign vessels entered aud cleared in the foreign
trade during the month ended April 80 1862 and the ten
months ended the same, compared with the ten months
ended A pril 30, 1853:
- m
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Col Ryan and Illt oVO HIV11 VIZ Ie11dIneI VII ~
hin, nm ardners Island have not been heard from as
yef ana ii appears that revenue cutter has not eoeh
sent after them by Marshal Barlow. as previously re-
nnrtad lie has however the matter under consldera-
on aud has telegraphed 10 Washington Tor INSTRUCTIONS
Nd MORE MEN FOR CUBA. -
IL ia announced that grand entertainments VIII no
given al the Academy OF Music, the 10th inst under
Ge asnces of the Cuban Juna, and IL Is said that tho
sii which viii leave this city in future for the Cubans
viii be in the shape OF funds.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
Harness Work.

w lLLlAMSON has driven his stake
w nrmly, and Identified himself with the business
Interests OF Ashtaepa and adding TO this his ability to
furnish lhe community WIN AZ good work, and at as IA
for share ofpatronage will hardly be denied lie mas a
GOOD supply OF mnsn"a work on hand end Is prepared
tasteful for the more heavy and serviceabe articles In
his line ofhnsness ANY one In want OF harness work
will do WE'LL give mo call,
W, H. WILLIAMSON.
Asttabiua VI ay, 1867.
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PIERCE & HALL Selling their stock to g,
West


We have leased Store In Minneapolis Mimi, where
we intend removing next Spring to start anew In our
present business And offer for sale all OF our
stock at and below cost We have also purchased for
the benefit Of the ladies' large and choice stock OF
Furs of every grade to be sold at wholesale prices.
We offer $50 all Wool Suits from 13 to 20 dollars.
50 OyercOats from to - dollars.
80 Wooden Shirts from 81 so to $3.50.
500 Prs Socks, cotton and WOolch om Is TO 90 cents
900 Hats and Caps from 40 cts TO 3 dollars.
1900 yards Cloth from 40 cts to S3
80 Satinet Suits from to II dollars
Is Dress Coats nom 10 to SIS.
80 BOYS Suits nom 8 % so,
leo Prs Pants from $50 to 80.
rs Wrappers from 20 cts to dollars.
los Pre- Drawers from IS cite to ~
900 Prs Gloves from 80 cite TO 81
500 Fancy Ties from 10 TO 90 cts.
100 Prs Suspeuders from 30 to ~ cts.
1900 Boxes CoIlars from 10 to 10 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for dollar Ler yard. Also
arge va riety Of Railroad Bags, Umbrellas, SILK Hats
Overaf1s, Knit Jackets, &C.
We viii also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates selling you Cloth and Trimming at Coft, and Civ
ing you the benefit of profits labor This II no
sian offer made to sell goods hut bonahde sale of our
whole stock prices will readily prove To you.-
Goods have already commenced selling fast and to get
q good choice you must come earlys
We will sell a 3 years lease OF tho store We now
occupy. Lilies Safe large Show Cases, Mirror TO-
gcther with ,Ne good win OF trade All accounts
and due unpaid by the st OF February will be
put In the haI de OF some attorney for c9llccu0n;
Ashtabula, Oct. 49, 1873. 9s2-u
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Il OR SALE. A good location is offered for
sale very cheap, consisting OF two Houses. barn,
good Ice House two Brick ovens and utensils
ry tor carrying on hrst class Bakery all new and IN
good order, both shop and sales room good variety
OF Grapes and Fruit Trees, well selected All In bearing
feet nom Aaftabuia Freight Houid North side ana
San pI Dc bought Cheap payments easy Enquire Of l.
inre Of all and the best kind, At the village s9I
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NFtv GROCERY.

A NEW GROCERY ESTABLISH
N mcnt hos Just been opened by the eubscribcf IN
the 'IIolbw Opposite pho'nix Foundry, Main strcc
there the citizens Of Ashtabula will fnd stock OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.
and an those commodities that 90 TO make mp the aseor
ment Of store of this character The subscriber hopes
to he able TO afford All the accommodation and all the
induccmeni In the way Of fair dealing aud moderate
prices found any Other place ofthe hnd IN the village
n '''''' VI w l.. LREK.
Ashtabula is,oct 1866, SI1
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IA PERFECT CURE
AGENTS Wd1,tcd
To SELL THE
Eminent Women of the Age,

Eminent women OF the age,
w RITTEN- BY MESSRS. PARTON,
GREELEY, nIGGINsON, HoPPIN, ABBOTT, WIN
TER, TtLTON, Mrs. f.. G. STANTON, FANNY
FERN, GRACE GREENWOOD, Etc
An elegant octave volume of G3O pages. Illustrated
with
FoURTEEN SUPERIOR STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
This volume comprises Il carefully prepared sketches
written expressly for this book. among whom ARE MAR
GARET FULLER, LYmA MARIA CIID, JENNY LIND,
FLORENCE NIGIuiEGALE, The CARY SisTEHs, GAIL
HAMILTON, ELIZABETH BARRETT BROwNING, ANNA u.
lDIcKINaoN RisTon Rosa BoNuEun. Mrs. H. b.
STOWE, CAMILLA URsO and HARRIET q. HosaER.
The New York Tribune speaking OF the Publishers,
says
$50 thoroughly have they done their work that their
volume. inpaper, type binding, engruvingT. above all
IN the excellence Of Its subject matter. far to
ho reproach often urged against subscription
books-only made 10 sell"
Agents arc meeting with unparalleled success In sell
ing this book.
One agent In New York sold 1875 In week
One agent In New Hampshire cold ~ 10 Ave hours.
J Que agent In Massachusetts sold In II calls.
; For descriptive circulars and sample engraving,
Addrta's
S. NJ. BELTS & Co,
0s3 Hartford. Conn
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Merchants Protective Union .l
REFERENCE REGISTER

n.y.. ai.... .I-I s.H
Il lie MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION Or.
ganizcd TO promote and protect trade by enabling is
of credits and the recovery of elaine az all points have
to announce that they will, on or abOut Sepehocr is'
e msrrnpts m T' ProtoeSe Unios Mercantile Refer
cnce Registor," containing among other things the
riai Siondng and Rating to Credit of over 40O0OO Of
the princda merchants, u9dcs, banhers, manniactnr-
ciiies towns, Villages and settlements throughout the
United states, their territories aud the British provin
cos nf North America and embracing the most impor-
on Information atlainable and necessary 10 enable the
merchant ascertain at glance the Capitol character
deemed worthy Of any gr ldation of credit.
The rep9Sts and Information to be gen IN the Re,
giscr win he confined to those deemed worthy Of some
line OF credit and the same will he based far
practicable, upon the written statcmess of the parties
reliable legal correspondents whose character will prove
guarantee of the correctness Of the Information fur
nished by them tits believed that the reports will prove
more truthful and competc and therefore, superior TO
and ofmuch greater value, thannny previously Issued
BY aid of the Merchants Protective Union Mcrcah
tile Reference Register" businoss win be enabled
to ascertain at glance the capital ana graduation OF
credit. compared with financial worth of nearly every
merchant, manufactnrer trader and banker within the
above named territorial limits. .. 49,.
ON or about the first ofcach month, Subscribers will
also receive the MONTHLY CHRoNioLB, containing,
among other things record of such important changes
country may occur subsequent to the publication Of
ench half yearly volume OF tho " Mercantile Reference
Price Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Rcgiser,"($5O for which Il w4 he forwarded any
address in the United States, transportation paid;
Holders OF five $40 shares OF the Capital stock in ad
copy ofhc Mercantile Reference fcIiqler," free OF
charge; holders of ten shares will be entitled to Two
copies; and than ten shares OF the Capital
Stock win be allotted to any one applicant. ST
MI remtttances orders. or communications rclatlNe
to the book. should he addressed to the "Merchants
Protective Union in the American Exchange Bank
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@. G. g A l. X N S ,

Real Estate and General business Agency.
For Sale-The Brewery Property on Rank Alley
lately occupied by Robert Fuller-suitabe for a
brewery, having fine double cellar, and two good wells
oineyer failing water. There L. buding sufficient for
Two or three tenomenta for families and the location IL
among the best fUf business residence,
Enquire OF q, q. CALKIHs, Real Estate Agent,
q ~. or of ShkRMAN AND HALL, Attys,
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Sheriff's Sale of Lands & Tenements,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For al the purposes of Laxative

.FeIndp5 NO OIIe IIIbuI-
cine is so universally re-
Quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pun. The obvious rea-
son is, that IL Is q more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
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T b ompson Grry,

l HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County the nearest ana most convenient ior
the quality of ir stone IL superior for rmDessOf texture
and durability Stone cut TO any dimensions, and for
amy purposc dressed In the most workmanlike manner
and al short notice. Orders suiCatcd for Flagging
Steps Well-Stones. Undaerpinnng, Window and Doc
Cans and Sills, Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling Is good partie may do their own hanng a n
considerable savin &c, u, EDGERTON.
T{Jfnp psOn, Dec. 70, 1867. 0lO'
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FAMILY GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS.

Ashtabula, is,oct. 1866,
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Superior to all Paints.

for the preservation of wood from fire water Fave
gutcrng water tanks fence posts to which II has been
applied will last indefinitely Long known and tried by
the inventor, although but recently patented.
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE
or Ashtabua County should be addressed to
BRYANT & DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
April 4. 1866 S51.
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
I EGAL NOTICE.-Th State of Ohio
~ Ashtatula County, IN the Court Of Common Pleas

L I.N.4NII ~ II IN1I9 7 IIV IOItVV VI VTiIVi
~ Ashtahula County, IN the Court Of Common Pleas
Ralph AIunn, plaintiff VS. Albert Field, Mary L. Field,
Eliza |. Field, William w. Herrick Edward W ucrrick
and Lauren c. Woodruff, defendants, Civil Actions
The defendcnt Lauren g. Woodruff will take notice,
that ON the sist day Of DecemSer isG5 the plaintiff
above named, FLED his second amended petition IN
said Court against the above named defendants setting
forth that the said Eliza and the said VIM. W and
Edward W. hold mortgages on three hundred acres Of
land, situated in the township Of Ashtabua in said
County, boug the arm owned and occupied by the late
Aaron l., Field, at the time OF bis deccase
The said land IL charged with claim ofthe plantin
for sixteen hundred and twenty dollars with inter
est from the tlth day OF April 1888
That on the 9th day of DECEMBER 1867. for the pur
pose Of defOudng the plaintiff and other creditors the
defendants Albert and Mary H. conveyed the said land
to the said Woodruff and that he holds the legal title IN
trust for them. And the prayer of the petition Is that
the said conveyance be set aside and the land sold to
satisfy the said mortgages and the plaintiff claim.
And the said WOodrufis Is further notified hnt said pc
titon will he heard at the next Term OF said Court
which commences on the 18th day of February. 1869
Dated Jan. LIST 1860. RALPH MUM, Plaintiff.
htal
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All TO be sold between this and the LIST of
February 1869, for CASH, at and below cost
nriCpa