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Democratic banner., 1850-01-28
The Meeting in Bowling Green--Its Oh

- ' &c. leCfs sf q
The following communities alton came to
hand by mail on Friday last, and is from a
democrat, good and true, and Of course en-
titled to a place in our paper. We ale glad
to see the attention Of the people directed
to the subject of a county ticket-we think
it ominous of union and zeal; but in Dull
Judgment our correspondent has mistaken
the ObjectOf the call for a meeting of the
party at Bowling Green, on Monday, the
4th proximo. That call, Is we understand
it, was made for the purpose of appointing
and ~instructing. if necessary. the Delegates
from Pike to the next Congressional Dis
trict Convention, to be held, we presume,
some. time in the coming Spring; and for
the further purpose, as stated in the call, Of
taking such steps as may be deemed neces-
sarry BY the, party preparatory to a proper
organization for the approaching election.
We believe the persons who made that call
had nj idea Of nominating q county ticket
on that occasion, but that Mey adhere to
the more democratic and satisfactory mode
Of holding, at the proper time, township
meetings, where delegates can be appointed
to acouniy'conveRtion, which will give each
township its full strength and voice in the
nominations, even if it has but one delegate
there instructed, or with a knowledge Of
the wishes of the people.
We have deemed it necessary to say thus
mach by way Of ~explanation, that the OBJ
jeet Of those calling for a meeting may not
be gisunderstood. ANY further, as well as
al actionhad BY the party, when assembled,
will Of course be subjsctto the decision of
the majority. a. f9, ~
-A3T. gs.. - IysH-
.7sJfs 5:e For the Banner. .sa!a
Messrs. EDIrOAs: / see from your papesthat
a move is to be made on the LIST Monday IN Feb
ruafy, in q political way and as a voter Of Pike
1 feel free to make any suggestion in relation 20
that subject, as we all feel interested in its action.
Sc far as the county interest is or will be con-
neetsd with that meeting, ! beg in behalf Of many
democrats around me, to mention the name Of
Col. THos. R.VAUeHAs, as a gentleman in every
way calculated 10 be one of the standard-bearers
Of sold Pike His stainless reputation as a
private citizen, his unfinching support of the
democratic cause, with his sound judgment and
discretion, sll entitle him TO that position and have
drawn the eyes Of parties upon him. Such a
man, With Mr.. Henderson, our former represen-
tative, (and against whom no objection can be
urged,) will form a team that will do yeoman
service for the party.
~ iE.. OHE OF THE PEOPLE.
The organizer., 1850-01-05

| HAVING received our semi-annual sup.
ply, we commence the New Year with an
assortment that il not surpassed If equa>
led in the United States.
We have "Tweve Thousand Dollars"
IN the article OF Watches alone, and ca
therefore supply our friends and the puHlic
with any style, and at aim Il any Price.
We have
Gold Patent Levers frlm $35 to $3.50;
Silver do. do Is" a5;
with a general assortment Of Lepine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches Of our stock will
he found AS extensive and c"mplete as our
Watches-such as CHAM, SrALs, kfYs,
tJewciry 10 all IT. variety, y inc,udiag many
valuable DIAMrNDs and some fall sets,
SPEcrAcLrs, SLvER-wARE, Com FINE,
SILVER PLATED GooDs, CLrCKs, LAMPS a.
GRA>D.Irs. CUTLERY, GUNs, PIsroLs,
incluI ng the genuine ilmRINGERs, CANES,
TEA fRAys, with a general assortment OF
Fancy GooDs, in which will he found
many choice articles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim to furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with home mar
ket aud home guarantee for Goods IN
our line, aud invite the public 10 call and
examins for themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes-
tic articles direct from the makers, and
being satisfied with a small profit, we offer
preat inducements 20 our friends and the
public. We are also prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in our line, IN the best
manner and with dIsplich-Our motto Isl
TRY U.s."
+. II. CLARK g. Co.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn. 1
(F. n. CLARK,
A. Z. NuRzBAcH,
~. 5. WILKINS.
NIB. TIE Trade supplied on liberal
terms, and GH orders from the country
lciH reccire especial aicntioH.
Memphis, Tenn, January l3th, 1919.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
Medical COpartnership.
DRS. CONEBY 4 THOMPSON

HAVING associated themselves in their
= "a profession, respectfully tender their
services TO the public; and from the eIper.
lance of the former Of more than twenty
years practice; and that fthe latter, IN
practical Surgery while in the Army Of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit q
continuance ofthe confidence and patronI
age ofihe community. The services Of
both can be had without extra charge.
ps-Ohice the west side side of the pub.
lie square.
OxTORD, Miss. Jan. 10. Is19.-S9-6m.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
LOUISIANA METROPOLIS.

1t IS the intention of tho undersigned 10
n add To the number Of vigilant public sen.
tinels upon the battlefield Of national and
state politics, LOUISIANA, by commencing
tho Publication II a weekly paper in the
city Of Baton Rouge, the capital orihs State,
the first 81 October next, devoted mainly TO
The advocacy of the pure and GLORIOUS
principles Of the democratic party. The
LOUISIANA METRoPuLs will be large in
us imcnsions-unsurpasse in typOgra-
phy diversified W ils deiails-accurate in
its commercial slatisilcs-moral IN lis char.
acIer-decurous in its ione-cuurieous aR
dignIfed TO us opponenls--and strictly OF.
thodoN Ia its politics. Il will cordially end
zealOusly sustain the nominees Of the re.
cent Democratic State Convention. Il
will be printed on fine white paper, with en-
tire new materials procured expressly fof
the purpose, aud issued Daily during the
session Of the Legislature. As matter
of State pride, and 20 crafty public curios
ily, tie head Of the Louisiana Metropolis
will be oFnamonied with beautiful en-.
graved design Of The Capitol. A Prospect
as will be shortly issued, detailing lhs
scope, design, aud general purposes OfIhs
publication. and circulated throughout LOo.
isiana, Mississippi, And the co-terminoV'
States. w. N. SMYTH,
Laie Editor so1thsrn Reformsr. Jackson, NJ
6~TThe subscribers 20 the Southern Re.
former, in Mississippi, who at the time
Of us removal 90 New Orleans, had not r..
ceived the foil compliment of numbens
which they were entitled, will be Furnished
with The Louisiana Metropolis until the sI.
Pi'ailon Of the time for which they Ordsrst
the Reformer.
The organizer., 1850-01-05

WVTIE exercises Of this Institution will
Il be resumed on the second Thursday
in September next. There is but one
Session in the year, which consists Of ten
months. The Vacation covers the period
from the Thursday after second Monday
in July TO second Thursday in September
| of each year. For admission into the
Freshman Glass candidate must have
competent knowledge Of the English, Latin,
and Greek Glammars, Composition, Arilh-
metic, and Geography, CGsar, Virgil, and
the Greek Reader, and some acquaintance
with Latin Pfosodv.
The Studies Of the Freshman Year are:
Lincoln's Livy, Andrews Ovid, Owens
Anabasis and Cyropgdia, Davies Univer-
sity Arithmetic, Davies Bourbon and l.e-
gcndre, Antiquities, Latin Composition and
Prosody.
The Studies Of The Sophomore Year are:
Horace, Tacltus, FeitOn's lind and The
Memorabilia, Continuation Of Davies Bour-
don and Legondre, Plane and Spherical
Trigonometrv and Davies Surveying,
Campbel's Philosophy of Rhetoric, Dra-
per's Natural Philosophy, and Turner's
Chemistry. Latin aud Greek Composition
and Prosody.
The Studies Of the Junior Year are +:
Juvenal, Cicero de Oratore, Dem0sthenes
DC Corona, Greek Tragedy, Descriptive
Geometry, Shades, Shadows, and Per-
speciiye, Analylica Geometry, Descriptive
Astronomy, Trimmer's Geology, Johnson's
4 Agricultural Chemistry, Fateps Law uf
Nations, Says Political Economy. Com
position and Prosody.
The Studies Of the Senior Year are
Cicero DE Seneciute or AmlcitIr, aud Wol-
ey's edition of Pato's Gorgas, DrfIerenlInl
nd Integral Calculus, Olmsled's Natural
Physical Astronomy, Logic,
Meiaphy sizes, and Moral Philosophy.
The expenses for the ten months are
S37 for College dues, the whole m nd.
.ance; Board SS per month. payable
quarterly in advance; Washing, Fuel, and
.,ghls are at the expense of the Student,
ho will also provide his own Furniture.
This, # desired, can be furnished by The
steward at fair rate.
No Student will be admitted into any
lass in the University without prepafa-
.on, which will be tested by rlgd ex- [
mination. JAMES NJ. HONRY,
Proctor Univ. Mss.
Ox(old. 2lst July 1910.
T. Is. The Textbooks used in the Fresh
man and Sophomore Glasses can be ,
procured in Oxford.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
TERMS

Tires dolltrs d ptid wiihin 81 months. and
The eollars ard Filty cenn, II Psymtnt b.
caityed untd ths sEpiFsiion - the year. Ne
Euhscrtption taken iof les than 81 manihn. and
nu paPer dinoohtinusf uniil an arreararca are
paia.
AdEortinsnents irssrted ct One 6allaf per
a4n-ss 81 tee lines o. iesa. fof tha Flrat m
erfiaRns - fiiy oeuis for each continuancs
dnet1aa siH b mas.
ARISES = pauaaaaI ~sfure negar nfmil-
"a.
rrFsr tunusuciuE e..sss.i--Tfsf cfru, .,
uisdcl s4s@ To- - sssatf lsGsss ~.
nefmm
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AIKEN UP

By THOMAS S. ALTMAN, living FIVE
miles west of Wyatt, one large sorrel horse,
about 4 feet high, branded ~ both sh0uii-
ers with ring. or something ike g 90 cure
the fstnlo little hipt in The right hIp
about six wears I'd shod al round. APP
.praisec az So.
Taken up BY Jeihro Harman, living 2
bout eight mles souih HcsI a Wyatt, On :
baV mare, about Ia ID hsuds high; left
hind fp0t ~hife near 70 her pastor JOINT -
supposed 10 bo atOut ~ years ol5--no 9th
er marks or brands Perceivahle. Appraised
ALLEN woLYERTON,
Oct ~. 1850. -. RSgw.
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C,nEwING TOpACCo.-wa haye nn

NHEwING TOBACCO.-Wo have on
" hand, at all times, the best assortment
and, largest stock Of Tobacco 10 this mar
ket land are we'll prepared, from The many
advantages we possess, 10 otter induce
ments 10 dealers ~ that article.
One of our firm having been raised in
Inc heart of the best Tobacco growing
region of Virginia, has had every oppor-
mnty lo acqaaInt himself with the various
grades of Tobacco, and The cost Of manu-
iaciuung and producing IL; also has an ex-
tensive acquaintance with Tobacco manu-
iaclufers.
We have a standing agency 10 the city
Of New York, under ihe management Of an
experienced Tobacco manufacturer and
dealer, for the purpose of securing for our
trade whatever consignments 81 good To-
bacco are forced upon the market al a sac
rifice.
As we conhne ourselves n this article,
to the Virginia raised and manufactured
exclusively, all persons, either selling or
ordering, may rely on getting a good ar
ucle. FERGUSON, NElLLd a. BOTTS,
Main Street Memphis, Tem
The organizer., 1850-01-05

NOTICE--Is hereby given That I will
~ not be responsible for goods charged
10 me unless BY my order.
J. n. PATE.
Sept 18Th, 1919.
TAKEN UP, BY Lodrick Allen living
about 9 miles west Of Wya,, one yoke oi
Oxen, 10 wit-one a red wi.h a white face
anG some while on his belly; the other a
dark brown, both Of them marked with a
swallow fork in the right ear, under BIZ in
the leit; supposed to be 9 or years old.
and appraised 10 $4,000.
ALLEN WOOLVERTOk.
Oct. 29ih 1889. lRangen
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MOSELEY THOMPSON,
Attorneys and CsunseIlesa at Law,

FERNANDO, MISS,
TWILL practice in the Circuit Court o,
w DE Soto and the Gojoibing counties
District Chancery Court at lIelnando and
Holly Springs, and United States Court at
Pontotoc.
November 18th, 1888 -f
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Memphis Advertisements.
A CARD.

FNElE subscriber tenders his hearty thank
II 10 the citizens of Memphis and vicini-
ty, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence n Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, con-
tinuance of the confidence and patronage
Of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
The organizer., 1850-01-05

a GOOD house-servant By The year, Cor
a which liberal hire viii be given.
Apply si this Office.
Dc. 10, 1919.
The organizer., 1850-01-05

n-ds he carriages rere al built IN
Ner Jersey, uHdor the direction Of one of
tIe firm, and bHih erPressly for h.is mar
tcf, re feel ooEfdeHf llaf thoir style and
durability riH gire safifaciiOH.
All in want Of carriages viii promote
their interest by giving the subscribers q
call, ss they are determined to make The
price uithin the means 81 every perron.
J. g. A. WOODRUFF,
No. 4 Enchangs naadinE.
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University of Mississippi.
FAC UL TY

A. B. LoNGsTEET, L. L. D, PrssideAt and
Professor Of MeataI and Moral Phi
lOs0Phy.
A. 7. BLEDsoE, A. NJ, Professor of Nathe-
MATES and Astronomy.
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ. D., Professor Of the
Natural Sciences
JoHN N. WApDEL, A. NJ, Professor Of
LGagHGges
The organizer., 1850-01-05

HIaken up By william B.
HA Pass, living rs or 2
TAW Miles East Of OKf ,rd ; one 6irs
OIh bay FIlly,-suppossd 20 Be fosi
80 years old-l3 OF IA haDa
high, with = light spol in her forehssd-s
running sore on the inside Of her leh fore
leg. Appraised 20 5000.
ALLEN WOoLVETON
hsV. g, lsle. RsHgss
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De Soto Land for Sale.


TEyIlE subscriber wishes 10 sell enc Of
Il three sections THE purchaser having
chulro) Of fine, rich land in DE Soto coun-
ly, not more thln % miles from Memphis
and about 3 miles North of Cockrum's
X roads. Que section has from 20 10 80
acres under fence, and lie other two about
90 acres each. Of cleared land. Comfort
able log cabins are on each section. Il is
believed To he as good ~ The most valuable
land IN that county. The purchaser can
have choice Of The sections. A goOl title
viii bc made
Persons wishing to buy can apply BY
letter, postpaid, or IN P,rs"n :" me.
b. +. DILL.
Oxford, July 7lh, 1919.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
List OrLetGers

R EMAlNING in the Post Office at Or.
= ford. Mississippi, on the first day Of
October l64o.
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ADMTNTSTRATOKs NOTTCE.

ADMINS 1RAIOkS NOTICE.
II ErTRS Tesismenlary on the estate oi
ADaFid CraiV. were granted the under.
signed, ai The September term ls49, q the
Prohaie Count Of Lalayens county, Miss.
and natice is hereby given TO ell persons
having claims selinsi said estate, % eEhi.
tit re sans u-nh.n the tine limnnd By
laW. Or hey vii bs barred.
= J, CRAIG.
Nss.a, Isga-ao.-2s-6-W.
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InsOIVcnt Notice.

ENIIE estate Of Richard Rocket, deceas.
n ed, having been declared iusoIyeni by
the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
Mississippi. at the October tern, 1919, OF
said county, and The undersigned Ciork Of
SAID Court, having been appointed TO re-
ceIye and report the claims of the several
creditors Of said estate, as provided by the
Statute il such case made and provided. -
This is 10 notify all and any person holding
a claim or claims against the said decedenl,
TO file the same with me duly probnled, ac-
cording TO law, on or before the third Mon
day in April, a. ID. 1850, or they will be
barred
Witness, Asa Nix, Clerk OF said Court,
al office.
ASA NIX, CIfrk and Comm,ssioner.
OcLl7. 1919. 26 -6m.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY.

fUNuIs Institution will be re-opened on
n he 7th Il Jan. By J. w. RlSON and
All. CONKEY, who have rendered the
most entire satisfaction since o has been
under their charge. The Classes ami
different branches q an Enghsh Eluca-
iian vii be thoroughly taught, and young
Gentlemen vii be well prepared for en-
terinr the University.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
TERMS PER SESSIO OF FIVE MONTHS,

Primary Department. $40 90
Academcal Department.
First Glass, 10 90
Second class, Is 90
Third class, 30 90
Music IN Piano, 2j 90
Use of Instrument for Practising, 5 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Incidental expenses, 90
Boarding can be had at the Academy,
or wilh private families at SO per month,
wa. hing and cand es extra charge. One
half Of the price for tuition and boarding
viii be required To he paid ia advance.
RoRERT SHEEGo0G, JAcoB Thomson.
J. NJ. llowRY, JAMES SToCKARD,
E. x. BrLCHER, ZEBINA CONKEY,
j. A. HAYES, Trustees.
January IL, lsl9-'4s-5m.
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New Partnership.

TENlIE undersigned have purchased the
n entire stock Of Goods Of Nelson g.
Wendell, and are determined to keep the
same large and varied stocks, frmerly
kept by them. We respectfully requets
an examination Of our Goods and prices by
the friends Of the old firm, and all others
desiring to purchase, and guarantee that
both shall please. We viii offer great in
ducements to cash buyers, and to punctaal
men, on the usual credit
We shall receive by next Steam Boat
a large lot Of Groceries which will be sold
at the lowest possible price.
wendell & SIlEGOG.
Jan ], Is49.-37-tf
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UnaOm AOdaSus

TENIIE undersigned having opened
n a house 10 Oxiord, on Main Eli
street, south of the courthouse, for the
Accommodation of Travellers, Day>Bnard
ers. and for Families, respectfully soliclts
a share Of public patronage. lie pledges
his utmost cxeriions 70 render comfortable
al who may favor him With their custom.
BILL OF CHARGEs.
Man and horse. al night, 81 %
per day, %
Bard, per month, OO
with Lodging, from April
60 October, per month, 10 90
Do. do, from October 10 April,
per month, IL o.
Board by the Year, with quarter
ly settlement, l23 on
Single meal, ~ %
w. ~. WILKINS.
March Both, 1919. 49d
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OXFOR D
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TVHe next session Of this school will
- commence on the 18th day of Febru.
AIRY next, under the supervision of Mr..
A l.. LEWIS, as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided by
competent assistants, all ofwhom, are well
qualified to discharge their respective du-
lies. We can safely recommend them to
The confidence and patronage of he public.
The course ofsiudy will be that usually
pursued in the best Academies. The class.
es are divided into primary and academic
cal departments, the latter into three 6i-
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CLAss.-Ilistory of the Uni ed
States, Arithmetic, English Grammar, with
daily exercises in reading and writing.
SECOND CLAss.-Natural Philosophy,
Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
BOtony, Watts on the mind, Physiology,
and Chemistry.
THIRD CLAss.--Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor,
al ard Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, BOtO-
ny. Chemistry, Latin and French langua-
ges, and Mathematics,
To those desiring it, will be taught orna-
mental Needlework, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given To select reading,
and definition through the
whole course.
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ways the cheapest, aud consequently the
great falling off in The quality OF watches
We import cur watches direct from Eng
land, France, and Germany, and have
been IL months in preparing our present
stock. Our aim has been to have splend
id assortment of Fine Watches-as fine
as Europe can produce. This, in addition
to full assortment # the low aud medium
qualities, we are now prepared 10 show
the public, oil of which will be sod at
small advance IN the importing cost.
F, Ii. CLARK & Co,
January l3. No. 81 Front Row
LARGE ADDITIONS, and more extensive
than ever.
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watches! Watches !!

ENOR years the strife
has been not who
could make the bes6
watch, but who could
make the cheapest, o.
rather the lowest priced'
nriicle- which Is not al
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J. q. THOMPsOE
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'rr. MosELEY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-15
Sherin'S sale.

DY virtue of Vendi. Ex. to me directed
ID delivered from the Court of common
pleas of Portage county, Ohio: / shall ex>
pose to sale at public vendue at the door Of
the court house in the town of Ravenna on
Monday the 29M day Of July nest,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. nj. and
four O'Clock, P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
s.Situate in the township of Nelson on lot
number one and is also village lots No. 6
and SO according to plat of the village of
Garrettsville recorded in the records Of
Portage County June 2lst, 1888 saving and
excepting SO much of said premises as has
been re leased to one Henry Beecher. Also
one other piece Of land situate in the town
ship of Hiram, in the County of Portage and
State of Ohio, and is known as being a part
of lot number forty-six in said township,
and bounded and described as follows, com>
mencing en- the north line Of said lot num-
ber 46 at the point where the road leading
from near Garretlsvils in the township of
Nelson to the road leading from Brakes
burgh in Freedom to the center Of Hiram
crosses the north line of SAID lotfrom thence
run south line parallel with the east line
of said lot forty six, to land on the same
lot formerly decided by the Auditor OF
Portage County TO Lcman Ferry, thence
west to land now owned by Charles A.
White. thence north line parallel with the
east line to the center of said highway
thence eastward along the center of said
highway to the place of beginning, supposed
to contain ten acres of land"
Taken on execution as the property OF
Harvey White & al. at the suit Of Mace
Luther.
lst piece appraised at $2ss,oo.
cd d" Sc $1,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Portage Co.
June Gath, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-15
BIsIDGE PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS for the construc.
- tion of Bridge across the Chagrin
River in Aurora near Jsckson's Mill, will
be received by the Commissioner of Port.
age county at the House of N. Eggleston,
Esq. in Aurora, until the goth day of July
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Said Bridge to
be constructed as follows: The South abut
ment to be Of stone, to be placed on tim
Der foundation, and to be twenty feet by
six feet on the bottom. Ten feet IN heighth,
and sixteen feet by two feet at the top, and
the stone TO be hammer hewed upon the
two inner faces. The north abutment to
be timber crib, IA feet wide on the side
next 10 the River, and fifty feet in thickness
with sufficient fan from N. to S. SO that
the width upon the north end will be about
40 feet, and sufficiently high to be level with
the south abutment. The first 10 feet of
the north abutment to be constructed of
timber filled in with stone, the timber on
the front end to be faced on three sides, aild
the balance on two sides, and the timbers to
be firmly dove-tailed together at the ends,
and the front timbers to be bolted through
with four, finch bolts,) each secured with
a Key. The timber on the E. & w. side
of the abutment TO be faced on two sides and
fastened firmly together at the N. ends by
bolts, and comoactly filled with earth back
of the 10 feet timber in front. The foun~
dation of both abutments to be two feet be-
low the bed of the stream. The Bridge 10
occupy the same site with the old one and
to be 100 feet in length, and width sufi.
cient for plank ID feet in length, and to be
constructed, with bents, and mud sills and
braced at every point. The timbers to be
large, and the stringers to be oak or whites
wood IA by 16 inches. Five stringers 10
each bent, and the outside ones to be groov-
ed out inches each to receive the ends of
the plank, with stick of timber on each
side, upon the ends of the plank bolted
through the outside stringer and keyed,
The bridge to be well protected by railing
on each side 2a feet high from the top of
the timbers, and the bank of the stream on
the N. end Of the Bridge on the east side to
be we'll protected by timber faced on two
sides, to extend far enough up stream, to
protect against the wash of the. current, and
for further information, reference may be
had to John E. Jackson Otis P. Coe,
Esquires, near the site Of said Bridge.
By order of the Board of County Cons
missioners. '.
J. G. MCBRIDE, County Auditor. =
AuD1roR's OFFICE. Ravenna, I
July 11,I85O. 5f : 2wS67.