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The selection of subjects will be made
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NEW! NEWS!!
William ISeals,

Wonld respectfully inform the citizens
at Upper Sandusky and the cuunt! ot
Mlandut generally, that he has commenc
ed The SaddlIng business IN all its various
branches; and that he intends TO spare no
pans IN making his work OF the bes, mate
rial IL uealesI manner possible. lie ihei e.
tore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
wIll not forget to give him call and ex.
anime his stock aud prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. Is. All kinds of produce taken in
payment tor work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees.wax, Tat
i,w, aud The highest prices paid for hides
and skins.
Aarch IL, lS47-23-tf.
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Notice

is hereby given, that there will be a pc
iiiiun presented 10 the Crmmissioner ct
Wyardot county. Ohio, y, ihtre mex
June sessivn, praying inr The location o.
county road, Ctmuieuclpg AT or where
the Neern town ruad CtIsses The Sandus
Ky riVer.ard rhuulrg a ives ward y course
To The middle easi aud IVES, line at trac.
tlonal stctpn twenty eight, (2Sl Of the
Cherokee fat Reserve. he said middle
tine being the diViston lire between lands
owned by Samuel Kenan, and laud owted
By FrederIck Cow eili. 10 said section 1891
thence west along said line TO the west
line Of said fraotionai sec'ion tWeht,
eighi, thence north along said line unlIl
ii intersect Tie Sandutkl river, thence 81.
long on The bank Ufor follow ing tie course
OF said Ssndusky river until II intersects
the line dividing tie said Cher. kec bay
reserve from The Clerrkee nay section.
thence west along said line nuilI il inter
sec,s the cuunty foad, leading from Up
per Ssndnskl to T,mochiee.
Ap,l %, a. ID. Isas.--:I-4,.
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OPINIONS or TIE PRESS.

- -, a,
n"' "'F h1e'"'"S 'H'fD'' iFo'"" Jury :
Nv 'ohuNBlI MA7AZlHG, we are nap
~ ~ Pe'ce'fss Is ""'o'"e u" us course u
- AlVely ahd 'le"fQ"S WAY as ever h'
iiiusDAV"us are capiiai me engraving
fFm auta"ihG "S NIl, ~. oi 'he For' q
IVY rnh tntHNoilhi 81 hflsl eachlhe
tomhl'y' ift ~ a Poih'lhg hj Benjamin
e,t' ana a n"'tAqne "ood-ener"sfd
10IoeF - H!os' al Pr PFla'e character 7"
EtoV'shN'' '-'"F hesie"oet-hul.l" 10" l"hg-
i4F. we le'leNeu cru que on ar Heal
sN" "F"'e"" h,'u 'ls NaishaiS' ne re-
5e" ahe me Illustration are RA'QHe IN
S"a'aG'ef' c"hstHeted as "'t'hh''"hs v"
N H'hsiFa'ed MAgaltnei ana lhey are
e0th 20 g"od IN KIND thhi we nope there
is pl'u'S IpHfe "hefe lhey came from.
hc proprietor or e"liof ~ MagHGfne
VITO mas lle courage ana good sense II"
"o,'S" :" "I'tS -, 'o's'I ~ poP''"'
on,i,i,.1
Observation-Disclosures, lrc ;tis no ,n, .ma
yinos ~, I.9 n,,ra,a,,da.
I,1orart .,t =
Ilrir ne, ;n,,,o,,s A ,r,,llf,l ,.,,a,,,
lttorr. nnt1;,,,;..
ressitv IT, - Ia,cs class of.,Le ,.n,ls on,,
,Ler.,i,.4icaI.iI,otsl sl.n.
enert rorn,,l.fic. tast.s r., o,,,,,r a.,
p,are (,,nr ea,,t,,c not;,oa ,,,I ,,;so,,,..
i, ,I r,I.
hion'nnn II.,dla,,, Nan,la ,,ul
sura ~ tho n,bl,c ,.,,,,,,y,o IN ,o,,.,,
We v.onld bava h,e, ol,d r. ~ ,,,,
md ox,.rde1 his rena,k. md a,conn,.d
fnr ,la ,,n,I,,;tv ~ A. Il,a.Il,
,ni,Ii@r .,'t ,I,o o,aI,,,as ,l.'af',
,,rcinetnd ,ia pul,I,c III r,,;a,a,,.z.
snfic;ant oh,li,y 10 ,n,l,, 40 ,.,,..
,horonobry XIII lie ,',Is h,i,o aI,a,
snaIklinc ,pdtroncI,uo,,, vo ran,oI 49,,
he Lad no, dono i, villa lie La,.1 was ~
Tho oIber ar,;cles in ,,e Gni,nnni,n
of iis hes, da,s TLa an,.
ar ,,ose hricf ar,icla on no ,,a.,
%r,ra, wI,,cI,,n,L.., .h u.o,I
had vrit,en mn,e
r., y ,r;r, ~
U'' -"
ne OohtNAlAN MAGAZINE, tor March.
is oeIote u.s. t''' 'ahing ! 'me ~ TIE
iofeIocH /" eaihes'' ana Tie ehtefpriSIng
PuhtiHHef WIZ II" hnHo' ne "eiI repaid for
ms P"hci""tl'S' he illustrations OF thus
number are IA The same s'lle OF beauty as
Ehose when nave distinguished the bsnes
IoFsL ahoHr} shh teblhAfl. " c may say !
Vse'ahihk' "hh"nl The lear "i coutradic'
tion, ihat n"mae z,n" tnlh'' country can
compare "''h the C"iunh'a" 10 the sii lie.
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500

Different varieties of young grated trees
vi orders VIII lie pi omp'ly filed when The
weather is favorable Tor taking up
The i' llowipg are some OF the most popu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, PL@nix.
Rhode Island Greening, Speitzlnbefg, ~
short Oxheart, Winter Rambo. Fan Ram
20, req l',ppin, BelI1owei, green Plpp'n
0hie Pppln. summer Queen. Nanderyer.
Plppin, Newlown PIppm Lad, 6oger, ear
", White, Pea,main, Lad,es Bush, Jul,
Apple, Holland l'lppin. summer Kambo,
Roxbury liusset, Monstrous Pippln,
Tewksbnry winter Rlnsh, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Rus.ei, Large winter
Vsndever, early Butter Apple, Keeftr,
SLACK Gill,fowrr, P'ik's Monsl tons Ram
no, Indlan early NeverfoiI, llar,es,
Saaar, Cumberland SpIce, Musk apple
Red Gilliflower. " inter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, Yellow Pippin, Seek
no.iurlher, Red winter sweet, sweet Rus
set, Irenion early Wine sap. and every
other variety 10 be procured Iro IN Nursery
men III Chic; with large and carefully
:, leried variety otUti,eI triuts, embracing:
Pears, Peaches, Nectarln.s, Ounces
D"a'f Apple, S,ber All Crab, Pi"mbs,
her,les. ksspberrIes. &c, &c.
A. he las utyuted his whole attention
,he CuI ute OF fruit, he Aatters hlmseil
la, ils present Sc ectIors are the besi
ha, can be found west OF the Allegheny
For difference call on Sheriff Baird
n
,er Sanuusk>.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCui cheDvlle lla ch 49, le41.-25 Il
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Paitm .Ncditate Md,u RuJbrr Poruos.
Iengthening plasters.

Ihtse IaaltIs " III bt Irunu ut IhCa'-
Cu,ah bic behefl II Sore Backs ana Breasts;
Oppression ut the Cues; Sl,i+ueu Julns;
RLeumstIsn,; chrome diseases oi ,he liv- =
.,r. Splee, aud ungs, L"mhsg"; aud IN
-ustaIn a permanen, impression Oh or near
he part s4irct.d
he lnula kubher Plasters are So dnr
able, p' rtabie, ahh sulu, Ih'i 'hey Can be-
~ He'd mp ~ a stnal. ctn pas. aud sen hl
uall /" any part II 'te UnI'ed SIaIts
Piice 20 cents each. OF w." duila1e d'Z
'". All "iders nusi tie post pad, COZ
mn remittance and he dtrlcted T."
4. j. LUUMlS, Agent, Upper Sanduky
Dec 81, lel1 --l2 II.
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Asa 'Iharp's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given. ,ha, the snb
~ scriber has been sPposn,ed aud quail
fed as Adminisiraior on the estate oi Asa
Tharp. late of W, andoi cou my deceased
Dated ai.Upper Sardnsts. las 26ih da,
OF April, A. ID. l8i8.-32-3I
SAMUEL RI ICONS.
I'd siHisiraIer.
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Notice

Is hertb, given, to the habitant q
- W ancut uut,, tia thtIe will he 1t
ret1tlun presented 10 the q, mnissn nee,
1t SAID c"only a. ttelr next Juue session
p aNlGg t'.r iAe location At County road
mn Icl a. Arnul 3 ridge IN i,
", cttte tt,e,k: thence btrttr hetwe.
"tu"" uggs aud Arnoid's farm 10 d ceI
tain conh,l road; ttetCe west e4ghty ruos
20 the tH@pshp Ithti thence nurth alnie
howns'ip hGe al ttreaches lie oase Ia,
Delween " Naudut AMI Seneca cuun,ies
Maicn 20 1915 IL.
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II the sick wish a deceased stomach re.
red, and impure tluUu cltansed with
out eutargetIhg the tons,ItutIon, go to
e.. H. Kug. Agent oi Gantnn Tea Co..
aud &c, tex ot DR.. lie Ko,'s Sarsapa.
rlla and WiId Cherry Pills, HE onI> safe
iamIh medicine nav IL Use.
D.c.3l iS47.-l2-1,
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1t must go Round!
THE WHEEL IN MOTIONN
FOR GOOJANt CHEAP l. UGGI S
Call on wv. Bearinger Il!

The Bugg, aud Wagon making business
is now 10 operation 10 all lis var'"ns
branches, in Upper Sandnsky, on Fifth
street, a li,'Ie south OF II. Zimmerman
Gr"cery. and uex' doorio trlholet's black
>milh shop. All customers willmeet wi'h
good work, fair accommodations and as
cheap as II can be made any where.
.4LL UHEELS .AROUND!
Just call and see the w'ik II You do not
want il. for il is worth o,king al. HIS
Bnggies aud Wagons are as nea, strnnR
and lntle better tban you generally get
IN this country.
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Farmers!

For ,our own good and 10 save money
hetore you purchase any articles ~ the
Wagon making line, you had better csIl
aud see Rearlrgtr's work. He will give
Itu AS much fOt your produce IN work as
\ on can get an, where. Every person
,hai wanlsi TO take comfort ~ this land had
better 60 and get Buggy.
WILLIAM RINGER.
U. Ssndnsk,, Aug l3, le47-44ui.
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Fruit Trees.

rHsiiE snbscrlper has Tor sale, at his TN
Il rIvalied nursery, Two miles east OF
Wyandot county, more
tdaD
The subscriber would also say that for
ne future he viii make two prices for APP
pie trees. Thuse that are not stric,l,
pr,mr lie will sell al Six cents and hose
hat are prime al Ten cents as usual.
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R)lI Notice.

" Office Is sisrety gwen. to tie inh.hI.
~ ianls of N!ahd"t cunnt,. OHIO, ihal
here will be peiuIon presented 10 the
{ ot N,andut county, a,
iheir next June session, PRAYING tor =
county read TO commence !" The vIllagt
"f Cary. Crawiuid township. w andoi
county. Ohio.m Vsncesifeei whpf. FInd
la, sireei crosses At; thence north alot z
Vance street Ia the north side oi Cart
4 thence east along ihe north side uf Car,
To the sectiUn line between sections SIX.
teen aud seseniteni Ihence nor,h along
said section line uuiil u iniersecis the
hsse liae road leading from McCuicLeu.
vile TO NJ. blanchard.
April Is, le4s.--26-'4,,
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IlIS. LIE ROY'S
WILD KERRY AND DsARsAPARILLA 4
PILLS.

DR. LIE ROY has most tspp'h sue
~ c.edeu ~ combining VIVA Cher,
dnu SaisapariIla with othei ,egeiahie IN
EItutehts, So as IL pr"ouct medicine ~
once TOME, and pnrga'Ise, the only periec
discovery ui the kind ever MADE, iheI'
gleat peculiar excellence, anu 'hai w.ict
uietnguIshts them tr' III all oiher p"Iga
owes Ia, that theiI oPfraitoh isJOihued bg
10 re action ILe,r u"I,alieu puInlne
aud purgatlNe properties, tor witch 'ne!
are lnuebted 10 The essence OF SarsapaiIl-
"a, and uthei ingteuitns, beIhg cohii"it'
ed t) ,her hghi) tuitlU virtnes, utrlttu
I,n the extract ut lid cherry. they Go
n"i strain he dgfSi,ue organs into action.
y hiCh has ,pteau theit lame over the iwu.
as 10 Me mouo oi "pera,tou with other Ca
,hattIcs, but on The Cuntrar, Sirehgi giheh
than into acti0n. Thus ell other rn,ga,ne
meuIcInes pr, dnce hore "i less ~ se
q en-, coshueneSs, and siuggishntsS u thf
gastric jucp whue br lie hoy's MS
teoUt al hhe machhtry V tie sySlemJn as
iJe ana dttiUiiy, ana TIE GuWtH u en aAd
huiurdt 'iience, wriles br the. s.nah,
"leI are the on, ac,Ite rntgali,e Which
| can rtcou mend with coLhuence, ahd
without aIaru,; f'T treI remuve nolhing
bat hat ought to be remove hei
I"tk, nor s,tali-- cCaslun no apathy ot
,.btlltatltn-snu leave the bowels lree,
zen, anI ,Ig,roin.' But the gtea, VIZ
.,ne DR.. lie Ruys t'lils--the tittue u,
ht htmIspietes uith iapidl } almost mir
"Cui,us--h.s ~ their; puIIhcslion ot the
oiu"d. Here they hu' "nll stand att"
gejh uurN allied bul fil p tue measure
~ aesire. They at ouCe at'es' the tor
nation 1t bad ulu"d b, Iemu,Ing al! I'm
puiIiIes front ne Chy lie, ni whiCh NE bl0"G
Il t,tmeui aud muteu.tr ketpu clean,
ol trnIhg aud streLg'henirg Nhe dIges
rlve tIgats, So as to tie ahie 10 excinut
u, IN u an matter ui al lUhurIICIehs na.
'"rt; aud ileu they purily tie bI"ou al
teadt III citCuiaIIuu; ana never cease up
tIatlOu uunti Is entitei> iret ttutn every
u, XI"us parnCie aud Iuli u bealtI, It..
and v'gur.
AGENTS.
a. LOOMS, Upper Sand"sk,; J.
SliUhB " MAXIM, i.ude Sandusky
December r3,, l-41 -l.-l,.
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. .M0N,

A TTURNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
n LAW and Commissioner Ia take the
'cknowI Iedgements OF Deeds and other in-
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
{ tenns.lvania, will hereafter practice in
'ne county OF Wyandoi, and the adjoining
, Ounties. lie will also faithfully ana
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus
lness entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages. aud other instruments of wrl-
ing, neatly and correcti, drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandnsky, Wyandott
CO.,, Uhio. sept. D, 40.
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LIue Ball Hotel.
44@44iIl77777+ 4773 q ~
III. ZIMMER MAN,

Has opened public house 90 the Cor
DER OF Firth street and the Nyandot Ave
uue, where he is prepared TO give ever,
to relieve the lired AID
satisfy 'he hungy. Those travelling
lLrough Upper Saudusk, will hod t"em
selves pleasantly situated b, csIiirg at ut
sign Of tie BLUE IiALL. for the proprietor
w tiispare no pains N atrah7ing hugs tt
-lake CIIslt mtIA CnInIurln hlp.
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THE Love EXP p &c TIE D
.Hr!'iued at last!

MR., John J. Hartz, who studied his pro.
fessIon as physician aud surgeon In
France and Germany, and has praeticed
in this state for the last l2 years, has at
the many solicitation of his qnalntances,
permanently located 10 Upper San husky,
and tenders his professional services TO the
punic. lie intends to restrict his riding
I" the vlcIni OF this place. Persons al a
distance can consult him by bringing the
urine first taken in the morning, IN clean
vial, particularly IN long standing or old
complaints
lie can be found at his office, on the
Sandu,kr Avenue, one door north of u.
81 w. Ayres' Store. at all times, except
when ab>eni on professional business.
Beng able to speak ,he French. German
aud English languages, he can consult
with all.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Register.

Win the commencement OF the 30ti
Congress, We propose 10 continue the
Cungrtssiunal Register on the same plat
a, published durlrg the last session. il
wll contain full and accurate report OF
the business proceedings OF Congress, to-
ge,her skei ches of the debates which
ake place IN each house. The next Con
giess will be one of the most Important
which las assembled tor years, aud II Is
'ur deieImiDaiion 10 give TO the people
a complete histcry OF their proceedings.
aud al such a loo price HAT every peiso"
who takes an interest N the acts OF tn I
bod' can procure copy. Ii is believed
hat he Is, session oi tie Mhh Cong ress
viii continue at ieas, eight monihs; aud we
hereiore propose 10 issue eehi,, on b
mammoth sieei. octave torn, the proceed
irgs a. The unprecedented low rate of
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STA GE FFIC e..

This is the general Stage otlice, on III.
line Leading trm Conmbus tu Till"
through tins place, where those wishing
seals In the coaches can be accommoua.
ted.
II. ZiMMERM
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American lAolei,
U p + Z IL S u " ID [ SKY OHIO
w. w. BATES.

A Few dnors north OF tie PuhlIc quare
on the Sanousky avenme. aud hear a. ia,
Receivers Office, where every sttentlor
vii he paid 10 the Travelling pnhIc a.,
others that may he pleased 10 Ialruniz
alm
Jan. % lS47-I7tf,
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BERRY s. GOLDMAN,
AttOrny at Law,

Upper >ANDusKy, ono.
Tie npd. rstgned have entered lot,
partnership Ia the p'ac'ice "f The Law
~ i'hih the county OF W,andoi. OHIO
GEO w. BEERY,
JAS II GOLDMAN.
REsIp 6.
Gro W. REEkS, JAS. II GOODMAN
Upper Sahdussy, Ma'len,
Ohia. OhIr.
April 81, 1915 30,f.
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The Stable.

This branch will at all tines he attend.
ed by good and attentive hustler, "ho
viii make II his parItcnla, business to st,
that all animals entrusted to his care at.
well taken care Of
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Ekis Table.

The table wall abound with the verN
best The cUunir, can aiIuTd. prepared II =
manner that WI suit T. q palA'e ut ever,
Que. Bnatders can heie fnd good accom-.
IN nuuaiiuus and reasuuabl ble hllls
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THE UNION.

purposes connected with the revolutionary service read
iwce and referred to the Committee on Public Lands
By Mr. CROZIER: A bill to promote tn, education Of
the INDECENT deaf and dumb read twice, and referred to
The Committee on Public Lands.
By Mr. TAYLOR: A bill TO extend the time for To-
eating Virginia military land warrants, and returning
surveys thereof the General Land Office read twice,
and referred To the Committee Public Lands
By Mr.. FARAN A bill to amend the act entitled
An act extending the jurisdiction OF the disric,
courts to certain cases upon the lakes and naviga-
Bile connecting the same approved the Goth OF
February ls45 read twice, and referred to the Commit
By MIR. HARMANSON: A bill providing for the final
settlement of certain confirmed claims in Louisiana,
and for other purposes read twice, and referred to the
Committee on Public Lands Also, bill to grant lands
to certain parishes in the State of Louisiana, a
leyeeing fund same reference.
BY Mr. LA SERE: A bill Tor the rehef of VIM. De
BUYS late postmaster at New Orleans read twice and
referred to the Committee the Post Office and Posi-
Roads.
price of the Miami lands in Indiana; read twice. and
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands
By Mr. r. SMITH A bill TO grant the State OF Illinois
the right of way through the public lands, and for Other
purposes read twice, and referred 10 the Committee on
Public Lands
BY Mr. TURNER: A bill 10 amend an act entitled An
act to appropriate the proceeds OF the sales OF the pubic
lands and TO grant pre-empuon rights, approved Sept
ls4l read twice. and referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands.
By Mr. LINCOLN "A bill to amend an act entitled Gar
act to raise for limited time additional military force
and for other purposes" referred to the Committee OF
Military Affairs.
The House then adjourned
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vle In Eaton county, and Hastings in the county Barry
referred to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
By Mr. McCLELLANDs OF Stsphsn Bowerman OF
NJ chgan praying tle House 10 adopt legislative tee-
gsph OF R Rs o. IeN, m yeas aud NAYS
SO citizens of Fani Id county. Ohio of Evan Cam pbell
and 81 citizens OF Brown COUNTY oSo' Of John sparks
Fan ssvle and Maysve turnpike, praying donation OF
certain public lands for completion Of said road referred
BY Mr. HUNT OFF. F. Backus and other physicians OF
Rochester, New York, asking Congress = pass a law 10
cine OF A. Kelsey and Others, asking drawback of duy
on Canadian az oSt s1p@ IN the g%i
be relieved from the present tax newspapers, and Tor
the abo ton OF the lraukIng privilege.
BY Mr. ROSE OF citizens Of the county Of Ontario, New
York, the disease OF the potao referred TO the Commit
BY Mr.. rWEEDY, of Wisconsin. ofcitizens of Milwau.
e for an appreciation on road tom sea, OF justice ~
for the objecI heretofore presented January H. 1874
Nj szias OF R Ws'aan ior appropnalon on road from
and from Milwaukee 10 Iustis's rapids heretofore
ed March 10, 1886 OfWm NJ. Dennis and Others, of Wa
terown, asking appropriation from M,lwnu.
ke TO that place heretofore presented March 81, 1916
OF citizens OF Wisconsin for an appropriation OF 5ooO
January 90 1876 OF Daniel Wells, and las citizens
OF Milwaukee county, Wisconsin, for appropriation
the road from Milwaukee Mad son heretofore presented
Dec H. 1915 Four peltoas of citizens
object heretofore presented December 70 1915 January
80 1916, February B. 1876, and March L. 1916. OF ciuzen,
OF Sheboygan for appropriation road TO Fax river
via Taychuda heretofore presented January 80 1886 OF
from Sank Harbo to Dickerree heretofore presented Jan
uay TO- 1916 Proceedings OF meeting Green Bay and
petition OF citizens OF Brown county, Wisconsin,, fo APP
preparation to road Copper Habor and other roads
IN said Territory heretofore presented January 49, 1916
referred to the Committee on Roads and Canals.
BY Mr.. HUBBARD; OF George Read and others, of Deep
River Connecticut, for alteration OF postage and abol-
ton OF the franking privilege.
by Mr.. SHIRRELL: OF Benjamin r. Smith, praying
the passage OF law granting pension to the petitioner
referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN; OF the Pfovdent Association of
Clerks for certain amendments the charter said
citation
BY Mr. ] CROWELL; OF ]. N Fi,ch, and other citi-
OF Ashtabula county, Ohio praying tor peace with
Mexico, and for Withdrawing troops from that country
referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs OF John d.
nit countless for uiweeky maii-roue from Warren, in
Trumbull county, to Hudson, the county of Summit,
Roads.
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH or John II. Bryant, Austin
Bryant, Owen Lovejoy, and other citizens OF Bureau
ty Illinois, praying the withdrawal OF troops from Mex
leo, and the entire abandonment of the against that
county.