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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
NOTICE.

William Guffey, The said defendants Dan
vs.. iel Sims and Matthew
Daniel Sims 4 sims are hereby notified
Matthew Sims. thatthe said William Cuff
fey, Plaintiff, did on the End day Of June,
1889, file his petition in the t'ourt of Com
mon Pleas Of Morgan county, Ohio, on two
notes Executed on May %, 1854, and paya-
bic one and two years after, for 500 each,
mede payable TO Elizabeth Guffey or order
and by her transferred to William GufTey,
this plaintiff, and that unless they answer
this petition by the 23rd day Of October,
1850, the petition will be takon as good and
judgment rendered thereon according to the
prayer Of petition.
j. E.& Fin. r. HASHA, :
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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TO CLUBS.

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H.. y. ViscEHT. W. A. vIscEHT.
III. Ii. VINCENT s. BRO.

Watches, and Jewelry, Silver AMI
si~lver-Plated Ware, Musical Instruments,
and Manufacturers of Picture Frames
MORRIS BLOCK, M'Clnnelsville, Ohio.
G0- Watches, Jewelry and Musical In.
repaired.
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Aug, 6, lS69-6w.

B6y- Largo lots of Mems Goods
received at the Book Store Oh yes
terday:
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ca Fresh supplies of ToilG Soap
ond Razor Straps received At the
Book Store on yesterday.
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DIED.

SiNlTH-On Monday, August End,
1869, at 2 o'clock A. NJ, THOMAS
DouoLAs. infahtson of James Rem
nick and Jane B. Smith, aged Six
neutrality-suspicious. Commercial
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B6s- Attention is directed to the
advertisement of +. w, Cotton as
assignee of W, II McCarty,
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B6y- Stone'vall Jackson'S wife has
Just received $4,000 as q bo-
quest.
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BSs- Carbiues and RovoIvcrs boz
at Vincen:'s.
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coPIRs.

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fer in advance, 80 90
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". B, HEDGES, M. 0,
Has permanently located hinself in Nc
COnnelsyille, where he will follow
his profession both in
PHYSIC AND SURGERY.

All calls promptly responded to. Office
opposite Mummey, Hammond { Cos Grocery
Store, on Centre Street. laug 20ti
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

psa- New lot of family Bibles re-
ceived at the Book Store on yester-
day,
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n Il w
. E AT HOP !

Having just put new and beautiful re-
pairs upon my room, on the Public Square,
] am now prepared to accommodate my
customers with the choicest ments' am
determined not TO be umdersold or oxcelled
in the quantity or quality of meat sold
Thankful for past favors | still solicit a
share Of the public patronage. The high
cash price paid for hides.
Those wh0 are indebted 10 me on old ac-
count are requested to call and settle, as !
wish to square up my books and will hero-
after do only a Cash business.
Al. GRAY.
April 29-ly.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

The rapid growth Of this State is but sn-
other Illustration Of the Development Of
the great West. 10 reply TO fling Of the
London Times. in regard to the failure OF
the promise Minnesota gave Z few years
ago. il is shown that the progress Of tie
State is almost unriyalsd. Twelve ye&r4
ago there was not mile Of railroad In
Minnesota nov there are about seven
hundred and sixty in operation. and work
is proceeding on ct least half dozen lines
diverging from 81 Paul 10 ell points of
the compass. Eighteen years ago thsre-
was not town Of two hundred inhabh
ants IN the State. except Saltwater, An
isolated station for lumbermsn. 70 which
provisions of all kinds. including hoor aud
pork, were taken up the river IRON ST.
Louis. Winona, Red Wing end Has
tings-three points from which mors
wheat Is now shipped than from any or
or towns Of less than 10000 Inhabitants on
the Mississippi river --wers then onl7 In
dian villages. Even 6fteen years ago Il
was not known whether the Minnesota
riverr was navieable stream. No b09ts
has ever ascended above Fort SDslling.
and that country had scarcely been az
plored. Now steam packsss run direct-
ly from St. Paul. hundred or 4 hundred
and City miles beyond. Already the State
Is the third or fourth wheat producing
State il the Union. and in 1897 Il I'M
ported bread stuh.--N. O. Repnblioan-
u
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
? The Celebrated Improved
6frara Wruids Gold dTatfh.
&42, &f5, $50, &25.

WITHIN the past six months we have
w brought "Oroide Gold TO perfection.
For appearance, style Of finish and accuracy
of time-keeping, the Gerard Watches" are
universally acceded to be the best. They re-
tain their brilliancy and color till worn out.
They are all In Hunting Cases, Gentle
mems and Ladies sizes, Every Watch guar.
anted for time and wear, by special Ger
tifcate.
E A large assortment Improved
Oroide " Chains, - TO IS. Also Gentlemen's
and Ladies' Jewelry in great variety.
g. Beware Of limitations. order direct
! from us or our authorized agents. Agents
and others applying for circulars, viii please
enclose two three cent Stamps for postage.
81 All goods sent to he paid for on delir
ery. Customers permitted 70 examine iehd
H.sq order gbefore paying bills on paymen
Of Express charges bo h ways.
EE When SIX Watches are ordered q
once, we send an extra watch (of samc kind
Ifree.l Address plainly,
JAiES GERARD 4 CO.,
IS Nassau Street, New York.
August %. lsss-sm
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

ONE OF BRIGHAx Youkc's DAuoHrEEs Tn1xI
TO ELorE- HER SCHEME rsusfKxrrp.

-.
A Salt Lake correspondence o. the Chi.
cago Tribune sAys: ~
Great ei1orts have been made % keep
what am gong 70 tell 2 secret ! nesra
u pretty correc; 81 the time, bnt QguDteo
It. SINCE however nave recelveo con-
nrmation snincient % consince ne tnat u
y substantially true. ~ seems tnat ne
Mormon girls who have not ~ : got re-
ligiop, are very much opposed . polyE-
amy. ihey haa faiasr epenc e asaf
ine company q erneen'ai SINNER ,nan Z
year ID tha' o. : SAINT esPec's'y Y sne ~.
mer Is youl,g, noius ms 81 nsaa u'ea Ane 2
",thai eoou looking ihe,e ais occssion-
aly sucn among the uentiies never
among tne Mornons' Inc xiiis eau tns
young saln!s +" Cavnses' the Sentiies CAL
them anoos' Inc poor aea, tnines
are very a'tiess, ano unless you nave g
delicate . respect lot tneir nep'essness -
70 withufa" your eyes, you can nos nsiP
seeing through ahd tu'ough tnem; tss
same as you 90 througn WINDOW; we.i'
they manage 70 inseigie tne 1en,lie. INTO
an acquaintance through tnelr Drolners.
~
ali ana an; oy teiegrapning On me street'
mr. irg at tne iapefnacie Or lhe tnesIre--
with the eyes oniy, mind you ano thaE
very silly Brigham once spoke TO one 10
such tone as to nuke her iaint away: ior
looking from the mormon PIT oi the tnear
tire up to the Gentile dress circle. where,
! suppose, her lover sat;
Sulnce y that . nkeiy Young .eiioM
whom ior variety, WIN csii Sonn eml.n.
became tnus acquainted WIN Naooy' on:
Of brishams daughters. ana ~ eoufss q
time, Their intercourse ripened INTO rue
love. An eiopemcnt was planned, relays
Of horses stationea along me roaa nencs
70 uinian' ana ABOUT I'VE weess aeo, u
the latter hours OF tne n'gnt tne s'ree's
rather deserted, and darkness largely pre-
vaillng' the adventurous swan drove s,ow-
ly west with ms buggy along coutn lem
pie street, past the royal grounds, woicn
we're early closed That night ior some 80
son past Temple BLOCK and stiil iurth.
westward. -Four or nve pol'cemen issues
from the vicinity Of the Iithlng place snd
followed the buggy Anon . slight soFue
and smothered scream wese neafd, ana
na4am q
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

It is related that Rev. Edward Wolfe,
the writer Of the memorable and popular
lines ou the death OF Sir John Moore, who
fell at Corunna Spain, was posthumous
child Of his nother-that is he was horn
alter the supposed death Of bis mother
and her burial The story runs. that az
ter she had lain some time 10 the vault
chosen for burial place, some sucrilsei-
Gus wretches, knowing that her jewelry
had not been removed from her person, at
tempted to rob her IN her grave. They
did 50, 50 violsntly that ia tearing the
rings from her fingers they caused the
blood 10 flow. which revived her. and she
was subsequently rescued IRON the grave
and afterward bore the author oi the
aforesaid lines Baion Rouge Gcsess 4
Comet.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
For Sale.

A PPROVED Forms of Liens on
IN Crops, for sale at this Office.
BA+ Terms CASH. -FSa
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
CHAPTER u.


Ten years had passed since Clara Say.
tun. the heiress at law, left the little vii
lage Of Merlinvile. when she returned to
its quiet scenes still unmarried. aud now
disgusted with fashionable life, though but
twenty eight years OF age
A few evenings after her return she was
standing where we saw her ten years be
lore, gazing upon the silent waters Of the
Hudson, when she saw her former lover
approaching, apparently in deep thought.
She waited until he WIS passing her un-
conscious Of her presence. and then said
+" Henry. have you forgotten mef"
Harry, noble looking man then, past
his thirtieth year, raised his eyes coldly
and replied
~Aliss Sayton. | have not forgotten
you
Nor how once you loved me, Henry
al remember all, Miss Sayton," was the
cold response.
Can you forgive me, Henry Z" asked
Clara, trembling then as he had tremhled
ten long years before. "Ah Henry. il you
but knew" she continued. eagerly, = il you
hut knew how | have grieved over my
folly"
You still love me, Miss Sayton-or
rather returned to your former belief that
you loved me o. asked Harry. stesnly.
Clan Saytou had lost much ofher pride
in learning the hollow hpartedness Of the
world she had preferred to genuine love
yet it cost her fearful struggle to reply.
"Ilenry Harry | loved you then
knew not how strongly until long alter
and. TIenry, have come back TO tell yo'
that | love you stiil.T
Harry gased at her splendid beauty 70
q moment. and could not doult her tFull
as her lips reluctantly confessed her folly
and shadow Of deep respect but hrm N
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
where There's a Will There's a Way
BY soHs @. SAKE.


Am ceniam Uimi, aut fdciam.
It was noble Roman,
In Rome's imperial day.
Who heard coward croaker,
Before the battle, say -
"1'hey're safe in such fortress;
There is no way to shake tt"
"On on !'-exclaimed the hero,
Wfnd a ardy or make III"
Is Fame your aspiration I
Her path is steep and high;
In vain he seeks the temple,
Content TO gaze and siah
The shining throne is waiting.
But he alone can take it,
Who say. with Roman 6nnness,
H. find a scay, or make i'll
Is Learning your ambition?
There is no royal road ;
Alike the peer and peasant
Must climb to her abode
Who feels the thirst Of knowledge,
In Helicon may Stake it,
If he has still the Roman will
10 find a trdy or make III
Are Riches worth the getting?
They must be bravely sought
With wishing and with fretting,
The boon cannot be bought
To all the prize is open.
But only he can take it,
Who says, with Roman courage,
III find a ,pdy. on make ii!
Ii: Lope's impassioned warfare,
The tule has ever been
That victory crowns the valiant;
The brave are they who win;
Though strong is Beautys castle;
A lover still may take il,
Who says. with Roman daring,
IU find a ,gdy, or make IL
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
The Lovers Prophecy.
BY WILLIAM Il. PECK.

Near the hour of sunset, some twenty
years ago. young lady of great beauty
and naughty mien was strolling along the
banks Of the Hudson, not lar from small
village, engaged in reading letter which
seemed to fl. her soul with unusual ella
| tion.
AT length she placed the letter in her
bosum aud said aloud:
I" With such fortune, such destiny
it were shame to throw myself away for
life upon petty farmer, like Henry Harry.
Aud yet think love HIM, and know
he loves me but for ma, for Clara Sayton,
10 be turner's wife "
CHANGING before her as she spoke. she saw
him OF whom she thought rapidly ap
preaching.
If conld avoid HIM But he has
seen the. and perhaps the affair were best
ended now,' thought she. flushing crimson
and then growing pale with mingled emo
tion.
Henry Harry. young farmer. scarcely
in his twenty first year, was soon by her
side. exclaiming
Clara, dear Clara, am SO happy to
| find you but what is the matterY You
will not look ut me
The bright fame Of joy faded from his
handsome and sun Drowned lace as he
noticed Clara's chilling recognition OF his
Ipresence.
Mr.. Iiarly." said she, coldy, per
haps less familiarity in your address would
please me more. am about to leave
Merlinyille, never to return; and hope
you, Mr.. Harly. will as soon forget all the
idle words We have spoken. as | shall "
The young farmer, noble figure even
il. his rude dress Of the field, could only
stare in speechless wonder, and mutter--
" Idle words I"
Mr.. Hairy, continued Clara, draw
ing herself erect, and throwing great dis
dain in her glance, the great charge u
} nv prospects forbids me 10 bury mysel
among rustics. Read this letter, It yo'
please"
She gave him the letter she had beer
reading, and Harry said, after careful
perusal:
IL see that you have fallen heiress 10
large fortune-tha is all, Clara
And is that all I" repeated Clara. Will
scornful emphasis. "it is enough. SIR
You perceive that Mr.. George Armand
has died. leaving great fortune 10 hi
nearest of kin. | am therefore, hls heires
the lawyers in charge Of his estate hav
so stated"
But Mr. George Armand had son
Rohrt Armand 7"
Very true, Mr. Harry but does no
i. the letter state that Robert Armand com
milted or was supposed guilty ola crime
and hed to avoid punishment, and wa
a lost at sea True. his father never bt
!. lieved him to DO guilty yet as Robert
y dead. what matters it ! ain the helress.
e And because you are an heiress. you 2
longer love me, ' said Harry, tremblin
with emotion.
: aWe are no longer equals, Mr. Harry
: and you see that misjudged my feeling
4 whrn said | loved yuu."
5 " We are not equals. Clara Saytnn
exclaimed Harry, tossing the letter iroi
! him contemptu0usly. Our souls an
: : hearts are not equals. am poor. il
true. but would not give my pOpert,
, honorable and honest as il is. Tor yoI
u love and fortune now. You have crushe
II my heart. and | shall live to crush yours
n "A threat, sir -
i, I" No; a prophecy" cried Harry, wal
ing away with step as naughty as b
own.
Clara SsytOn watched him as long
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

An 0urRAsE-0ur countymsn. Hon.
r. Seal. informs us that soma scosndrel
brvke open the door ol his olice lsst week
and mutiIated. destroyed and carried sHef
many Of bic saluable papers- -so<h Es
notes. deeds, private letter. and solae NV
hooks. HE loss and that q bic elienn =
very heavy. He thinks be knoNs he
guilty party, and viii proceed against hin
a. some future day This i tslsaikIr o1s
Of the most tillaiboas oIlsnces sFsf con-
mitted in this county, Handsaoro Dca'
ocrot MI -
ltha wOnderyou IA not 10 krs'l'
e. Radical outnes."
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

A story Is told Of Western lawyer
who lately attended a religious meeting
where he was called upon to offer prayer.
Not being experienced in such duty, he
rose ana attempted the Lords prayer, aud
succeeded very well until he came to the
passage Give us this day our daily bread,
when irum the force Of habit, he immedia
tely added, with COSTS"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

Mr.. Moses Smith. Of Washington,
aged l25, has just lett a widow Of sweet
l1s to mourn his loss. Poor young thing.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Carpet Wa, thOuse,
19. Chartres St., New Orleans, La.

A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
IMPORTERS, offer at low prices
Carpeting English and American OF al
kinds-Floor, Furniture and Enamel Oi
Cloths.
Matting-500 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers.
Crumb Cloths-Drugget, Linen and Felt.
Curtains-Lace, Reps, Worsted, Damask.
Furniture ovcrings-Linen, Cotton, DC.
Cornices, bands, pins, &c.
Nay %, 1669-1y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-24
A Red-hot One.

In Missouri lives man named Sam
Hildebrand who. during the war, was
notorious bushwhacker, desperate beyond
words. For years he has lived by mur.
der and robbery. human blood being sweet.
er TO him than milk to children. He has
been repeatedly pursued, shot at, and
wounded by officers OF justice but has al
ways contrived TO escape. He wears a
steel plate on his breast and another on
his back, aud is considered bullet. proof.
He has been sho, in the breast near a
hundred times, the bullets always glsnc.
ing of, while he laughs with demonac
glee. liza man does anything against
him. he waits his opportunity and kills
the person lhos offending his desperate
highpess. With knife he cuts noiches
on the butt of his rife, thus keeping tally
Of the number of persons he has killed
since the war began. when last at Inc
house of relative inSaint Francois coun-
ty. the tally counted seven,y-eight men.
If any person attempts his capture, be lies
in VI ait for him and a, some time, in some
out-oi.the.way place, he puts bullet
through his heart with no more compunc.
lions OF conscience than al shooting
squirrel. lie is terror Of two counties. A
few days since Sheriff Breckenridge. Of
Washington county, with fourteen picked
men. attempted his capture by surround
ing the house where he was. and where
sixeen other picked men were keeping
guard, TO prevent his escape. The des-
persdo wss alone in the house, the family
having fled The cabin in which be had
taken refuge was bull. Of logs, with shining
through the thinking. The door was
barricaded from the inside. The sheriff
demanded his surrender, telling him
there was no hope of escape. the men
having determined 10 take him, regard
less Of cost. A, The demand he laughed
6endish chuckle, threw his left hand out OF
the door and shot Breckenridge in the
groin. iDllIcting a fearful and danger
ous wound A man then fred, striking
Hildebrand in the thigh; another fred
twice al his breast, the bullets glsnclng
of from the steel. The man who first
fred entered an old kitchen near by. and
was looking through 8 crevice 10 see the
position Of the robber, when Hlljebrand
fred at him, iae bullet striking his heart.
killing himniustanlly. He remained in
the cabin, firing and receiving repeated
voleys from without. TIL Q O'Clock at
uigh,. when he broke out from his fort,
jumped the fence, fled 10 the woods, and
escaped, though more than hundred bull
lets were fired at him. lie waited in the
CABIN nj he had familiarized himself with
the faces OF his Pursuers. and when he
left it was with the remark "DaDn
your souls. each one OF you is marked,
aud your days arc numbered"
is safe to say, If he is not speedily
ove,taken. every one OF those engaged in
the attempt TO capture hin will 5000 be
numbered among the missing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-24
Enters Sure Cure.

&c. "Eniler's Sure Cure" is said 10 he
the bes, preparation for Cholera, Dyson
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cole, Cramp
Collie, Flux. and Summer Complaint in
childtcR, that has ever been used. 81 su-
persedcs all other prepatanons. NocGre
no pay. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers 10 every town aud village in the
United States. Ii has never yet failed TO
cure the worst cases. Price 35 cents per
boule. Every family should keep 1t
constantly on hand. 1t will cure the
scvegesl cases Of esamp choic and any
craeps OF the stonsch. 1t will sage ma
0y doctors bill by keeping ii oa hsnd.
Read the following certificates:
SherherdstOwn, " IA, May 90, 1868
Messrs w. NJ ERler X Co.-Gentlemen
take pleasure ca recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as haze used and sold 1t for
several Years while in lie Drug business, AMI
can safely say ii is the 6est Diarrlsa Medicine
| have eycr sold or used. Respectfully,
r. G. BUBkiIART, N. ID.
SurrEERpsrowN, W. Ea.-July 81, 1863
Mes w. VI. Entler & Co.-Gents.-O the
night Of the 18th OF July, 1869, l had u severe
attack of Choleta AorbWs. Your Sure Cure
was administered TO me and | was relieved in
Stontly. can safely rceommend II to every
one as the best remedy fox choIera Norbus aOd
Summer complaints. Yours, &c
JOHN RAY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-24
West Virginia :

Rules held in the Clerks Office. OF
the Circuit Coun of Jefferson county, on
the frs. Monday in June, 1869.
Robert J. Glendy,
VS..
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The objec, of ,his suit is 10 obtain a
Judgment for $500. The said Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company, IS hereby re-
CURED to appear within one month after
due publication hereof, and see What Is
necessary to protect their Interests 'n tins
matter. I, is further ordered that
copy of this order be published once
week fos fous successive weeks in some
newspaper in said county and posted at'he
front door of the Court. house thereof, on
the FIRST Monday alter the date OF this or
dec. }este.
~. A. CUAPLINE, Clerk.
f.. W. Andrews, p. g.
Juns PC, 1863 Pre- fee Sc 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-24
40 Acres.
West Virginia !:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office, oil
the Circuit court Of Jefferson county, on
The frs, Monday in July. 1869.
Bushrod C. Washington. Guardian OF
Thomas B. Washington. and Anna NJ
r. Washington. and in his own name.
vs.. Ia Chsrcery.
Thomas B. Washington. Anna NJ. r.
Washington and Edward w. Syle and
Rebecca ]. bis wife.
The object Of this suit is 10 obiain a
decree for The sale OF a portion OF the
lands Of the late Thomas 3. Washington,
decd in which The sbsen, defendants,
Edward ". L,le and Rebecca j. his
wife, have an interest. and IL appearing on
affidavit filed in thin suit that the said Ed
ward LYLE and Reberca J. his wife. are
no, residents OF this Sale, they are here.
BY required to appear within one month
after due pubics'ion OF this order. and do
what 10 necessary TO protect their interest
in this matter. Il is further ordered that
a COPY hereof be published once week
for four successive week, in any news
paper in said county. and posted al the
from, door OF the court. house thereof, on
the FIRST Monday after the date OF this
order.
Tes:r,
w. A. CHAPLINE, CLERK.
White & TrspneIl. p. q.
July 10, 1869 Prs fee 81. Az