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Reinboldr. Re.pec, for the punphy..

Mr. Joseph Reinboldt, Of 45s Pearl street, re-
quests US To say that the Hon. James Ledwith,
President OF the James DHnphy Association. was in
no way concerned in The attack on his saloon last
suHdly, further than being a philosophical specta-
tor. MIR, Renbodt las the very highest respect for
the whole James Dunphy Association, and, u is
said, threatens 10 murder any member OF the Asso-
Ci-uoA Who SAYS he hasn't.
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The 800 Politician and the Man who
Wants Eleventh street Gut Through,

Those who know Purdy and Hennessy are not
astoni-hcd 70 sud them doing each others puning
on their labor platform" Both are trying 70 DO
Tanmany. When Ecnnessy was disgrNcefuily aud
Geservcdly expelled rom THE School Trustceship,
the Friendship Club. fee ing Tie odum of hrs asso.
citation, designed quietly to get rid Of him, and, at
one Of it's stated moc,iags carly In tie summer,
pa,scI rule Il ut politics should not be discussed
In their Club 1t vas received that the Club should
DO merely social. The members thought this the
most delicate way OF telling Hennessy That they did
not approve tic Matchmaking OF poor school
,elchcr aud that Il, had Dc Tor get out, and take his
axe sonicN here t'sc to Grind.
Then u o thiug at styles itself the Workngmcn's
League Of tie Bath Sttatoriil District vas formed
and by being occasionally addressed bv protntner /
members o. trldcs uni M, I; was hored TO make an
impression upon Tlmmany ana compel the King 20
Teuomnate llCnnossy.
Zig ANDY is loiind the Whole Of H. He wants
Ilc messy In the Legislature II pos~Oe II is true.
he d,n't make open lroc SION ~ this desire but hc
Sunl.ous u have Eleventh street cut through to
BrOadWay Hcnnessv would b. ris mos. aYIi able
tool III tie Lcsslaiure for tlis PURPOSE.
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The London correspondent Of tho Chicago
tribune says that Lorrs NAPOLEON has saved up
mt'ney enough TO put himself and his family be-
yonG the reach OF want for the rest Of their days
According TO this correspondent, he has an an
nual incolae Of FIVE hundred thousand dollars
from investments in English fuads, aud as much
moro froi1.. Investments in other countries, the
United states inclua,-.L This money has been
made not merely by savings upof tho enormous
salary allowed him as Emperor, but by soecula-
tons In stocks and real estate. As he had cons
troll Of the whole power Of France both at home
and abroad, il has been easy for him to put the
stock market up or down as he chose. The i'm
provements in Paris have also been most fruit
full source of wealth. Knowing beforehand where
streets and avenues were TO be opened, he has
been able to buy city lots at low prices, and then
TO sell them AZ an enormous value. All his old
cronics and friends have been enriched In tue
same manner. Many Of .hcm were in the depths
ofpovcrty when he took possession OF France,
but now they are all mionaircs aud just as great
scainps as ever. The writer who reports these
facts also makes the following timely reflections
on the conduct Of Americans in Paris:
Among the classes who have fttcrcd the In
pcrl Court and thrown incense la the Enpcror's
path, certain set OF Americans at Paris must ever
be numbered. For genuine, thorougl ding.
whole hog toady, commend me to New Yorker,
who comes over TO live In Paris aud to buy bis way
into what u called good society. These people have
brought humiliation upon the Amer au character
by their iassles- adulati1n and obtrdsNe ia~u.nr
Even Gen. DIX was not tree from it, and his name il
always the occasion OF sheer aud biting sarcasm
an ong French Republicans
Having ourselves discussed this subject in the
same spirit on many occasions during the last
few yeers, we can testify that the language Of the
above quotation, instead of being too severe
hardly equals the requirements of the occasion.
OF all snobs the meauest and most disgusting is
the American snob struggling TO distinguish him
sclfupon such a stage as the Tuerics during the
reign Of the Bonnpartes.
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SIR; While your fair lady correspondents are
nominating Col. James FISK, Jr.. for the prcsifen-
cy, | will nominate Jay Goult Esq. n gentleman.
schunr, statesman lnuncicr. ard dipomailst ia cv-
cry sense OF the word norn Of lnbe parentagt,.
developed by his own energies, be Is to-day the
ah.est mnn OF his age In the United States In com.
parson with Gen. Grant he i.a giant. the latter a
dwarf. He Could will WELD the destiny Of nations,
and the dine s near NJ hand " hen he viii be oui
President. Yours truly, l.. ID.
NEW YORK, sent g.
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Looking Around for Consrr--meu.

DR.. Il. IL. Gilbert, whose name IS mentioned
in connection with the Con gressioue nomination in
the Third New Jersey District, Is = -eatcmaa OF
high scientific attachments, and is Ire inventor OF
tie Improved Atmospheric Eieya ( Railway"
winch Il thought 10 be the best pan vet devised for
city transit lie was hrcyetei colon q Tor gallant
anu neritorious services during the " Is an able
speaker, ana would make the stroag run Of any
nan IN Tie district
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SIR: As utc .3'.rit q. ,a' pa, s aud the people
have proclaimed that that -tcIllng young Democrat,
Justice Ed j. Slahdicy, shall be Sheriff. TIE
question naturally arises Who shall became HIS SUE.
Cossur 10 tie vacant Jddgcshpf woulo su goat the
n-nc Vi Coroner PTrigk II. kvcLan. DAHON.
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Mr. Homer on Commodore Vanderbilt,
From the keso YorL Isdd,c

we rejoice To learn that the report that Com.
modore Wander bit has been attacked by apop eEy
AZ saratoga Is wholly erroneous. The Commodore
has done some things which we hope toeee him live
bng enough TO repent Of. IL he don't repent of
,heh' We want tie privilege OF attacking him, and
alone w." 'N "'
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other rhyme than said" and maid" his bril-
liant fancy shows itself in reversing The 20
sitions in which they come. For whereas
maid" comes before said" in the first
verse, II comes after II in the second. Variety
Is thus secured and the rhyme not Lost 1t
might, by the coptious, he observed that the
first line Is one syllable short, and that
Because my father wants me" is not only
rather jerky. but not oven strictly grammnti-
cal but to this it may be answered that Chief
Magistrates are entitled to take larger libcr.
tics with language than common poets.
But the muse smitteu ABRAHAM has not
yet done with his beloved rhyme A few
verse further on we find him returning to il
m 1n nSSr 1,G st Y ne rfu %aa maid
Away from ne river Rhine! y
Really, this is impos.HG even GU the read
crs of the Leddcr, much more on goot nature
in general. A poem made up Of saSds "
and "maidsp Mother Goose certainly nevLS
set such a dull example. The only excuse
that can possibly be offered Is. that when tho
Mayor does hit upon another rhyme, 1t is
reliefin return to the old one, For instance,
here is one Of enc varietionsi.
Afhat Irussian maid is known to fame,
And sos ~ shs anr hSr a. iSS little man.
She laughed It'll more q, Chief MacMahon."
Little man" and MAcMAioN" make
pretty bad rhyIning. 1t Ia doubtful II o'HAL
can get into PaInassus on tho strength Of this
poem. Let him return to his Mother Goose
and study her more faithfully. She can
teach him many better lessons. Little DO
peep" thoroughly committed to memory
would certainly improve his style. bye
Baby Bunting" even lie superior in wit and
in vcrsifcation TO this attempt Of the
Mayors
lfcalled upon AZ present to assign TO oIIALL
his place among the poete We should say
that he ranked somewhere between the com.
poser of d" Three little kittens have lost their
mttcns" and the author of Shoe, Fly" In
imagination and poetic fcrvor he is certainly
inferior to the former; while in the other
characteristics that distinguish a true poet,
and in general style, he 20 much resembles
the latter that we are inclined TO think that
he may be the long disputed author of that
popular work. 1t certainly would be q
sweet thing if we could be fully assured that
the accomplished Mayor and the equally nc.
complished author of Shoe, Fly" were one
and the same person. Anyhow, we trust
that O'HALL will not lie discouraged. Rhym-
ing is little difficult without doubt, and
It must be hard sometimes TO get the words
TO fit in; but let him stick TO his Mother
Goose, and there is every reason to believe
that his poetry will before long be quite as
good as his craftsmanship, even If it Decent
pay as well
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Tie rebels have bar, el the san jose plantation,
~ property OF the insl.ccut Gen. rolBo aai Mr.
LEoPU Id PRICE, Uuitcd states Consul Al NueVtas.-
SPANISH teisGTIai nom Nltdid,
The sugar estate above referred TO was seized
by the Spaniards more than year ago, and very
strongly fortified by them. 1t is situated on the
Nuevitas and Puerto Principe Railroad, aud is
about twenty-five miles from the forncr place.
The story of the burning of the estate is evil
IDENTITY Incorrect The cane fields were burned
long ago aud the sugar houses destroyed What
probably has occurred is that the patriots operat-
ing in that section have captured the fort Lar.
risoncd by the Spauiurds.
The total effective force Of the Srauiards in
Camaeuey today does not exceed 100 mcn; ard
since tie! evacuated Puerto Principe, they move
about the country in one column, comprising
every abc-bodied man. and leave THEN outpos,p
at the mercy Of the Cubans.
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We are gid 10 learn that Boss TWEED
has taken our dvice and has concluded not to
run Gen. Tw -, Jr., for Congress in the Fifth
District Ho ever, he has not made so much BY
this change 4 the programme lie ought to
have done. Instead Of his son, the Boss has
made up hi mind 10 run Col. WILLIAM Il.
RoBERrs, the anian chicfan This would be
toerably good lodge to please the Irish but for
the fact that c.. RoBERrs is 40 daggers drawn
with the rank ID file of the Fenidn organization.
Indeed, it would be hard 10 find anywhere a man
with great name aud SO small following.
II he is resolve on making this mistake, Boss
TWEED should tHie our advice little further aud
run Gen. McMAroN in one of the other districts.
lie is stronger " h the Irish than any other pub
lie man in the Cit, and his nomination would do
much to give Tan many that new hold upon the
popular regard which she is now SO dreadiully in
want of. Perhap, Boss TWEED will consult his
friend and mentor Squire SwRgSY on this sub.
ject, aud conclude to run mcmahon!
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The daily circulation ofTnE SUN during
NE last neek, Whtch ended on Saturday,
Sept. 0, uds as folions:
Monday. ...".."! 1890 Thursday ...... 11i,J0o
Inesdayi ....... G.JOO Friday t.2Dp
wednesday .."1 1880 Saturday. t,SO6
aggregate daily circulation last geek,
CO.,, 400.
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.farm-Garoen- Rousebolo.
A Perfect Waterproof:

The "Loungcr" of the Wustu,ed Times
says: "By the way, speaking of waterproofs,
think can give travellers II valuable hint or
two. For many years have worn India rub
Der waterproofs, but will buy no more, for
have learned that Scottish tweed can be made
enthety impervious to rain, and moreover,
nave learned how to make it so; and for the
beneilt OF my readers, will give the recipe:
" In bucket of soft water put q half pound
OF powdered alum stir this at intervals units
1t becomes clear; then pour il off into another
bucket, and the garments therein, and let
1t be IN Tor twensy-io hours, and then hang
1t up to dry without wringing it. Two Of my
par'y-a lady and gentleman-haye worn
garments thus treated in the widest storms Of
wind and rain, withou. getting wet The
ram hangs upon the cleth in globucs. In
short, they were really waterproofs. The
gentleman a fortnight ago, walked nine miles
in u storm Of rain and wind, such as YOU rare.
l. see in the South and when he slipped of
H. oyercoat. his underclOhes were as dry az
when he put them on. This is, | think, a Sc
crot worth knowing; for cloth, if il can be
made to keep ont wet, Is IN every way better
than shat We know as watcrproots
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The Use of Salt.

The u,e of salt "a fertilizer is not nearly
as much considered as We think its value de
mands, 1t might he applied every third or
fourth year. 1t Is the usual practice to scat
ter the salt broadcast, at the rate Of four or
five bushels to the acre. after the grain has
been put in. Many farmers who have used it
in this manner have given their testimony that
their crop ut wheat has heen greatly increased,
and the crop Of weeds bugs and worms CORE
spondingly diminished. If this is 50 it is eyi
dent that salt performs two important Offices,
while ordinary manure performs but one
Many Of our readers, doubtless, have a small
pasture III which they keep COW and occa-
sions = turn horse. Many OF these pastures
have c"ar'e grasses growing in them, while in
other places the grass dries up in them on the
approach OF warm and dry weather. All such
pastures VIII be greatly improved and often
the coarse grasses viii entirely disappear if Il
harrow Is passed freely over, back and forth,
and salt AT the rate OF eight 10 ten bushels to
the acre spread over the ground. German
to'cH telegraph.
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EPEElEsrEA DoCET-Y.s surely experience
teaches those who use Dr. Morse. Indian Root
Pills that it ia better to take = medicine upon
the first symptoms of disease, that will surely
restore hesl,h than to wait until tho complaint
has become chronic. Use thee. ills in all cases
Of Biliousness. Indigestion. n .dache. Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, NC. Get the
Omsta Almanac from your store keeper, it con-
tains much useful information for the invalid
and con,alescent. II you are allng. use DR..
Hor'es Indian Root Pills and you will find them
of great vslue. Sold by all druggists. Jan1-1
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A highly intelligent lady, . resident . syria.
cuse, n. T., says that she vas afflicted nearly q
year, periodically, with arrangement Of the cir.
oulstios, the blood rsshiny to the lungs with
such force - to threaten congestion and death
rhi. was attended Within most intense pain in
oil parts Of the body Falling to obtain relief
from any OF he physicAns vhoa she employed
frsm time to tilss, abe was induced to try the
PLANTATION BlTrERs, and to her surprise snd
joy they have relieved her, and she is nov IN
good health and flesh.
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ADULTERATISG MILK.-It il said in Swtzer.
land, when dealer is found guilty of water
ing or otherwise adulter4ting his milk, he il
condemned 10 no; lcs. than IS months i'm.
prisonnent the los, ui civil rights, including
the right OF franchise. and mulcied in pecuni.
AIRY damages. The Swiss pride themselves
upon the quality oftheir milk, and take these
precautions 10 maintain its reputation In
Paris when man is detected in wateriny
milk. he Is liable besides the other punish
meut inflicted on him 10 have notice of dis.
honesty posted up on his place Of business for
a series of wears
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LNOR SALE.The subs, ribsr onrs for sale on reason.
able terms the foIown. lands and tows lots situated
in Ia Sale county, 70 Wit
LANDS.
10 Acrcs-wl3 swl4 ~ r.. NEa Sec O., T.SS, RS
80 Acres-h N Of Canal ~ NIX SEC II, T. 33RS
so Aers--WiS SWl4 See. 81. T. -, n q
l6O Acr,---NWi, Sec. - I. 81 RS.
TOWN LOTS
lots 5, 8, Eleck s, States Addition to OTTAWA.
Und1s lot II. Block I. states AdditiAn +. Ottawa
Lots H. s. T. s. g. 2, 10, in Block ~ State. Additi.a 10
Ottawa.
Lots Q, 10, H. ls, 49, 81 % Block IS Stats, Addition
10 Ottawa.
Lot g. Block SO. Sttto's Addition TO Nars
lot 49, Niock 90 Ot,swa Ceutr-
The above will nv sold part rash md the rssdps
on time To srit purchasers For thsr particulars Apply
Albert ,. Dow, Canal onc-. Ott,w.
Ottawa, Nay l6, lS6s-tf r. r. CoobRIL
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milk !psp.ct.r.hip has been established in
Cincinnati, and excellent results are already se.
cured. The prosecution Of one drsyrnan who
had wa,sr,d his milk 10 the OF tent OF thrty.three
per cent. for which he WA heavily fined has had
beneficial result. The sale of the aduitsra,sd ar.
ticle in the grscsris. especially, has greatly di.
minshed, 10 the comfort Of those who purchase
thsrefrnm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

The Arcola R.cord thinks Douglas county
can beat the world on raising corn. 1t vouch-
Is for the fact that farmer there has raised
= ltetIe over one hundred and fifteen bushels
to the acre. And i, wasn't good year for
corn, either"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

CATTLE TRAS>PoRTATIoS.- Miss Burdett
Coutis has taken step to solve the difficulty
OF transporting cattle long distance on rail.
roads without torturng or starving them.
ms is done by new cattle car, provided
with convenl.nces tor eating and drinking
and protection against jol,ing. 1t has been
some time patented, but dealer. are slow 10
incur the expense OF adopting IT, Miss Coutts
has sent some animals from Elin bury TO Lon.
don by the improved cars, with the result of
their arrival at market in such excellent con
dition As 10 bring high prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

MAGNOLIA WATER-Supsrior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold ct half tho
price.
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zegal.

MORTGAGE @AIE.-pphuc ro,,.o /. -
a. H,eu The, whereas Graves and sy
Hereinafter Of coaHyot IA ss .ns pss%:
beanr cean mortgage aeed executed BY them and
LOT ecor IN said county Of La Sale on
o. NJ & D. 1891 and recorded book rs page 81 Of
t1s ~ us IN the recorders Office OF said coiny of
sane " the stat OF Illinois, in and by which said n5r,garc
sne saG s,S Gra,e. and Mary r Graves did grant bar
described for the purpose securing the
mortgage win interest thereon nrorlng t he enor and az
fs o. sa n RPP note r.. syeSad BY the said Dos
sum Of live hundred and dollars psyabl 10 me r Of me
said William Gentleman fonr years after the dat thereof with
~ with provision and condition in sid mort @ nin
ed that In case of defsG in the payment of III sad note
snd thseo that ten the ad w ~ e the tenor s
H representatives attorney should authorized 70 .e
any part thereof and all right and equity Of Snn o or
!" SraNe9 ard Mary Graves his wife their heirs ex-
the ou n door OF the comfy conrt boT nv d g vrdne az
& -, We highest bidder for cash, after having adyersed
LOIS Or By posting mp written or printed notices in pr nc
rooa and S sy we!e SAID prenss are situated and
chaser OF the premises sold and whereas ssd orgors bv
.u, % Ib!t1ige qeed relnqnshed an rights nnd
to the exemption OF homestead3 and whereas dcft hs ssn
maze " n. ptyment OF The interest said proi,sorY note
And n ana - Is crowded in and by promlsory
Now Therefore public notice hereby given that by virtue
deed shall at public venue on WD ny ,f su IN orGag
January A. p 1870 ~ ten O'Clock In the noon of said day
me IF La Sale state Of Illinois. for h % brbs sra n
o, prce me same viii brn. | cash the following described
morgage deed TO Wit Lots H. two e. three & four ~
ana me nos sixty te" of lot i've bocl tFenythree (
state OF Illinois together with right benefit .nd eonitY of
IN P0n 81 me ssld peos W Graves and Mary f. Graves
nonnt OF interest due said together with the EXPENSE
BRSJ. VI. ARMSTRONG. Atty. de dew
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Tsr ~ go "a .It.-Whereas Richard |. o =
WA in the county Of Ia Sqe ard state Illinois eaia
GeDer A. d lS1 dd grant sell and convey
n s W. Nag Of said city OF Ottawa certain PROMISES
pnrpS.e Of securing the in payment OF certain prom
BY said Richard l. oeiy for sum OF two houssnd dol
a paspe to the order Of The said Alexander Mag our
cent per annum interest payable semiannuay with pro
n h Sp be- made in IN sG 2a a Do
or the Interest at the rate therein any part or
should become due that then ne sald Alexander W Masi
Of s nt and sgn should be sulhorea to sell and dispose
a. s and rHa e If 81 r. b.- 1 .a
in Ottawa in said county Of La Sale for and hest
having been previously given Of The time such .ae BY ~
said county OF La Sale make good and sufficient deco
or dceds Of conveyance to the purchaser OF the premises sold
l6. and e q Tie Records Of Deeds Of La Sale county ill.,
Gois and whereas sad more.gors, by their said ogase
and any homestead exemption laws OF the said OF Illinois;
before due The By sa %sssnSq
And now whereas default has been made IN the payment q
said pro i,,a. mote and interest as score.at
Of @ ani p nnbcr gHf e g'eH ha by -rta:
deed shall sell at public auction, wednesday the i'm
5 : oS at ten he ScaE IN the r. s
n1Sss ,d es county OF La sale and state OF no the
.c1hs RI ed real estate being the and De
The following described rsrt lot nnmlcr twenty-five go
msncng point on the north line Of said lot three hundred
s ' Sne"E oas
e ca. On Ottawa AsenHe two hundred and FIVE feet
degree east nhey'fve $50 feet thence north q degrees
G Rdndr M s pa aeDsf .9
together with all right benefit and equity Of redemption
x said in said prcnses dsscrbd n sa
max s SnnGnt due on SAID note and the
'A " ~ ''"e MY" s ssfSsiinf 'f EhEPR TaHHA,iEsb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

ElARM AND COAL LAMB FOR SALR.-f
oner 20 scres Of land for SALE suatsd IL nile sSs,h
Oftawa On the Vermior river and nilss IRON etrsator
This farm will 10 within mills Of the junction OF the O.
nv. x. r. And the Cs.csss. ssnses / Lisbon T. r.
(whsn completely which bob under contract, and being
pushed forward decomposition fast tbs Of the
companies ~l permit. ihs raauibK - the
Otta~s, r. " r. from Wsnons the l. G. r. R. -
Stresto 80 acre Of this farm undsrlaA With vsin Of
the beet coal in Iin" sng FROM TO fee, thick and lsss
than one hundred feet ror, tn. surface Ire surface lard
oftts best inai'y OF prairie, except 10 Of which
timber oo acres under cultivation, - we'll assd With
good boards.
new dwelling house with rooms asd seod nv cellar
never failing well water splendid srrhsrd Of mere than
enc hundred trees VI choice fruit nearly full grsv0 having
bees planted and carefully cultivated several yam bsrs
house built.
The Vsrnion Goal Company ~ sf ssal ,nsd
adtHnins ~ arD which tn esa than WIN Increase
It's value = asuha h present price
Bruce NArch lett y & ALLl0AN
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NoIIclC.-ESTATE OF PHILIP PLrHEETr, DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given that the undersgn-d adminstra-
triX OF the estate OF Philip Punkettt The county OF IL
sale and State OF Illinois deceased Will appear before the
county Court OF said comfy the third Monday being the
?st day. OF February lS st the Court House In Ottawa m
said county when and where MI persons having claims or d.
ands against said estate notified present
same in writing for adjustment
Dated this I'd day Of November A. u. 1869
CATHERINE rIITNHFrT,
now Aduinstratrl.