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ABERDEEN. Mss. Ser

ABERDEEN, Mss, Sept, 1852
The undersigned having used Gins manufactured in
Aberdeen, Mss, by Guliett, kirkpatrick & Co take
pleasure IN saying that we greatly pleased with
them in every respect, and confidently recommend
them to the patronage OF their acqain:lnccs and the
public generally.
We prefer them to any we have used, and in case
have we heard Of them failing give entire sals.ac
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-05-21
RATES OF TUITION,
TERMS:

Each student bound for the tuition from the time he or she
enters the Institution.
&No deduction is made for absence either hoard tai
ton except in the OF sickness of than weeks
duration, at n time.s{E
For fractions OF each week is computed
tieth both for tuition and board
In the future these terms will be strictly enforced
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-05-21
GEORGIA Land OFFICE CIRCULAR.

w respectfully announce to the owBers of land
W in the State OF Georgia that we have opened an
office IN this CITY, for the transaction OF General Land
Business Both OF Us have BEEN for several years,
engaged in the business, and are familiar with titles
and qualities of land in the various parts Of the State
Our whole time viii be devoted exclusively 10 the bu-
siness and we will sell, commission any lands that
may be entrusted to care, purchase ndi'
uais. lands that may be wi,Ited by them in dife1en,
parts OF the State. One OF the partners will be
tnudiy travelling il various sections of the State for
the purpose OF examining and selling lands.
Much time has been occupied ana expense incurred
by US IN finding out the owners OF uncutEdted lands
IN the State, by the county records, advertisements
tax books and other sources. All tie names oil own
crs, thus far ascertancd have been recorded opposite
the number OF the lands they in the various cUun
ty district books kept Il office The record is still
efficient owing IN part TO the fact thai many of our
County tax receivers have returned lands ned by in
dy.duals without giving the number Of the lots OF the
districts in which they are situated.
We there ore respectfully ask o. those persons
whose numbers arc not entered on he AK books to
send Us, by mail, list 81 thom. Tat Object % wi,ic
requ, ST. is know where lind the owners when an
application Is made Tor 10 purchase them We al
ready have CD iiie. the Numbers o. many lots be
purchased. the OWNERS Q; which, ye., ara u4knuWI
There many scattered lots in various paris Of
the State and in The iower counties seine bodies Of
land, for which there are no apparent Idimdnts.-
Some OF these are owned by the drawers, " their
heirs, who have removed into F ri!a Alabama Mis-
sssiPpi, Texas and other States sold snd no.. own
ed by nonresd nts Of Georgia
We offer our services to all pers. rs in tbs am, in
other States, who Georsia lands, md We Will
promptly give them any information they desire rel
alive to their lands, ana the disturbed or unG,surs,
validity Of their titles MORE & EDWARDS
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EXAMINATIONS.

There will be public Examination the close Of each
sion that in the occupying four days and that in the
winter occupying DAYS. We earnestly and respeetuvia.
Ne the people and particularly the patrons Of these Ip tu
tions. 10 attend the examinations.
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JAS. c. EDWARD:

Raf eno@y.-Hon. Z. A. INSECT, eEr Il c Mnnroe
Col. Pulaski H3t, Mr. Edware Graves 68l d.
Watkins; -iacnn, Georgia R96t +, HaueltQis; t.
lahossee FJorida. Charles Il Dupon,, ESQ: Oaitr4
florida. VIM. l., Hurts Geo r. CLAYTON. Eslrs.:
Co'amtas. Mss Dan'l. Chandler, esq; Mosie Ala
Nathaniel w. Cooke, esq: Montgonery, Alc. J. Har-
deman esq; Egffaldla, Ala. Hon B. c. Franklin
Ttsras. Gen. j. Hamilton, Tsras
Mecon, Ga Oct. 18th 1852 AK
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COLUMBUS, MISS.
Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
Chemicals, Essentia! OILS Corls, Tooth Brushes, La
bins Extracts PhgsicianS Furniture Wi1doao Glass,
Gelatines, Genuine Patent Neficnes, and all articles
usually kept for safe IN Drug Stores.
.,t Ft-r t0 sfE Is
OUR assortment is good, and will be supplied to
Omeet any demand. We do not make it practice
drum for customers but will be happy sell to all
good men on our usual time.
Arrow Root, Bermuda Alum,
Arrow Root, American; Allspice,
Bark, Peruvian, Red and Yellow,
do Bayberry, Powdered,
do Slippery Elm,
do do do Grouned,
Berries, India and Juniper,
Camphor, Borax, Refined,
Cantharides,Pow Cayenne Pepper, cut,
Cinnamon, Bark, Chalk, prepared,
Chalk, red, do in balls
Charcoal Powd., Chalk in balls, superior,
Chrome, yellow and green,
Cream Tarter, Operas,
Chamomile Flowers,
Ginger, Root,
Ginger, African powdered,
Ginger, Jamaica white, &C., &c.
Gums.
G do A DO poud select. G do G Gassss
do Arabic, do Myrrh, best Bombay
do Assafptda No. /, do Shellace,
do Tragicanth,
Glue White and Ordinary.
Sage, powdered in and ] ID. cases,
Indigo, Spanish Float
Isinglass, for GelIies
Gelatine, red and white, for Gellies,
Lquorice, large and very fine,
do Smiths London,
Lime Juice.
Mace, Magnesia, Lump and Calcined
Nutmegs, Mustard,superfne Lge. and Small
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Oil Sweet, in bottles, pints and quarts,
Oil Bmgamot, Oil Lemon,
Oil Cinnamon, Oil Ainseed
Oil Rose in fancy fa's. Oil Peppermint,
Oil Castor, cold pressed.
Opium, best Turkey, Pepper, black,
Rhu6 bari, powdered, Ipecae, powdered,
Squls, root pow'd Flax Seed,
Lobelia Seed,
Starch, Colgate's best bx SPONGE fine and coarse,
Turpentine, Spirits. Varnsh--Coach,
Varnish-Furniture,
Varnisll-Brown Japan,
Varnish-Black do for Leath'r,
Acid-Acetic,
Acid--Muratic, srs
Acd-Nitric, 'Medicinal,' @.,f#s
Acid-Citric, Ether, Suphuric
Acid-Tartaric, Spirits Ntre, sweet,
Alchohal, Blue Mass,
Chloroorm, Cologne, asd. siz.
Indelible Ink, Payson's Dovers Pod
Extracts for the Handkerchief,
Emplast Cantharides.
Tilden & Co.'S. Inspissated Alchoholic and
Hidro-Alcholc Extracts.
Eye Water, Thompson's, Iron, Precipitated Carb,
Gold Leaf do Citrate o. walls
Silver Leaf, do Muriated Tincture,
iodine, Resublimed, do All other prepara-
tions of. Kreosote pure, white.
Mercury,
Mercury-with chalk (Hyd Crum Creta)
Mercury-Calomel
Mercury-Calomel Eng ID. bottles,
Mercury--Corrosive Subliment,
Morphine, Saeratus,
Iodde Potassium, Qunine,
Seidlitz Powders, Silver Nitrate, pure,
Soda BI-carb, Tannin, OF vial
Yeast Powders, Preston & Merrill's
Surgical instruments of all Kinds, &C.,
Syringes, white Metal, Bottles of all kinds for
do Glass, Physicians use,
Mortars and Pestles, TOOTH Paint, -Varnish,
Graduate Measures, White-wash and other
Corks for vials, botlesGc Brushes.
Gum Elastic Balls,
Matches,
Jujube Paste,
Ink of all kinds,
White Lead, pure,
Linseed Oil, Tanners Oil,
Lard Oil, Burning Fluid,
Browns Ess of Jamaica Ginger,
Underwood's Lemon Syrup,
Snuff, CARROTS, Rooms &C.
Patent Medicines.
Jaynes and Rodway's Medicines; Pain Killer,
Townsend's, Bulls, and Sands Sarsaparilla,
Billings Syrup,
Gray's Ointment
Pain Extractor,
McLane's vermifuge,
Canadian, do
Mustang Lnement Titles do
ARABIAN 90 Sugar Drops do
Arnica do Dead Shot do
Morse's Yellow Dock,
Christie's Galvanic Curatives
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Galvanic Ointment,
Mel N Lanes NJ Liver Pills, spencer's Pills,
Moffat's Life do Bragg's Indian do
Gtrongs Sentative DO Peters do
Jayne's do Jayne's Ague do
Balsam of Wild Cherry Cherry Pectoral; Jew Da-
vid's Plaster; Tarrants Settler Aperent, &c, &c.
January Is, 1853. 51:Iy
GEORGE R. FUTILE CO.,
No. ST. Michael and No. u ST Francis Streets. Mobile
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS In. s4r
CA ~ "HA @ME@a
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed.
May = 1852. l5zs
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Ginger Is the most valuable stimulant we possess.
The white Jamaica Ginger is the best of all the diff
ferent varieties in 1t is derived from jamaica
where tits prepared by selecting the best roots, and
scraping of the outside inert covering when is
fully dried in the SUM- This is the only kind employ
ed in preparing Browns Essence of Jamacia Gin
ger, the Introduction of which has much increased
the of Ginger, and has entirely taken the place OF
ginger tea and powder which have long been regarded
popular remedies in domestic practice for various
complaints of the stomach and digestive organs such
as indigestion, nausea, &c.
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HEALTH.

1t should be recorded it'll heartfelt gratitude to the ver of
every good and perfect gift that there have occurred three
deaths among the hundreds of students who have rested
these Institutions of learning And perhaps there not more
healthu location in the southern country than Charlottesville
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BOARD.

The President will take into his family Jas boariers some
twenty thirty students, eight dollars EACH per month";
including washing lights &c Board also be obtained in
good families in the village and its immediate vicinity
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-05-21

The first session of 1881 will commence Monday the 18th
day Oi February, and close thursday the 7 day OF July
The second session will Monday the 25th oil Ju'
" and close on ErlaY tile I'D Of December
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Another Scientific yvo-T ~
GREAT CURE FOR DvSnl
DIR. UGHTON,S EPSIA

FLUID, or GAsTp,,''' SIM
prepared from Ps, 'oIcG
the fourth Stoms,c,Sl' ';i, "
TX Tx after directions q ofS Ia'
s ron Leibig, the great 4 pa D.
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APPARATUS.

These Institutions a. furnished with some valuable Chem
and Philosophical apparatus; also with Globes Maps and
bactboads. ltsdencd 10 add 70 the Chemical anu PhiIo
sophlcal Apparatus as practicable
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REGULARITY

The opening and closing of the schools and their receses
each day all regulated by time-pieces The doctrine OF
fashionable hours is discard at these Institutions and
" the whole day is devoted to the interests Of the schools
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-05-21

UEUhUE Il. FUTILE d Co,
No. st. Michael and No. IL ST. Francis Streets, Noble,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN, ssE
CA ~ " HA @EE~~
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed.
May z, 1852. l51
, 1853-06-18
Road to Walla-walla. Prepare for
the Immigrants.

The volunteer party from this vicinity, in
search Of q route across the Cascade noun
tains, have now been out two weeks, and it
is aldently hoped their efforts have proved
successful. If they have found or should
find their way through, SO that Capt. Nc
Clellan, by following them may meet the
expedition from the States, under Gov.
Stevens, we will have good reason TO expect
a large proportion of the immigration of
this year will commence taking shelter with
us in September next. Wehave confidence
that the road will be opened this season,
that The people 'cW cone, and that our high
est hopes will be fully realized. However,
an important duty devolves upon US, and
we perform it to-day by saying TO our whole
community, sell not one dollars worth Of
provisions 10 be exported from the country
husband well all your resourceszssSke
good care of what you rase-waste moth
ing-save straw, and all else upon which
man or beast can subsist, that you may be
prepared 10 extend true, substantial, and
thrice hearty welcome to the way-worn
new corners, who, in Pursuance of our ex-
ample of thoughtfulncss and feeling, will in
their turn contribute to the comfort Of those
who may come among us hereafter. "a
word to the wise is sufficient" !
, 1853-06-18
Fourth of july 4!

Independence day is at hand, and but lit
tie time is left for the necessary arrange
ments to. be made for its celebration here,
for which purpose it seems proper that a
public meeting should be held. We pro
pose Wednesday next, the 2ld inst, at
II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Washington Ho-
tel, rs the day, hour and place. Let there
be a general attendance. Sons OF LIBERTY,
10 YOUR POSTS! Our great day must not
pass unobseryed.
, 1853-06-18

CuRious FACTS RELATING To Cold
Put 900 new soyeroigns aud 900 new Eng
lish shillings in average ordinary circula-
ton, and in one year the former will be
worth about $40. aud the latter about S94.
The malleabiliy Of gold can be carried to
such an extent, that an apartment twelve
feet square might be caIPeted for thirty or
forty dollars.
The cclebarcd DR.. Wollastton manufac-
turcj q piece Of gold wire ne-lhirty-thoe-
smdlf part OF an inch in thickness and It
is calculated that the gold on the very finest
silver for gold lace is not more than one
,l'.t f nc milli1u'i # IN inch IN 'hickn-s.
, 1853-06-18

A NOBLE Act IN OUR NAvY.-The U.
S. brgs Cumberland and St Louis were at
Genoa, and had received on board the more
violent of the refugrcfSo whom the British
rrigate on which Malzini is believed 10 be,
had refused hospitality.
One'such generous act as that will be
worth in future history dozen naval yicto-
ries. Our country dares to shelter the op-
pressed when even England hesiIates. The
names Of such thoroughly American officers
will be held in grateful remembrance by our
people
, 1853-06-18

ArroINTNENT.-An Indiana paper says: !:
" Judge Lander has appointed Maj. Noble
Hamilton, Of Dearborn county, clerk of the
U. s. Circuit Court, for the District Of
Washington, the new Territory on the Pa
cifc." Major Hamilton was nn officer in
the 4th Indiana Regiment, in the late war
with Mexico.
, 1853-06-18
From our COwlitz Correspondent.

CowLIrz LANDING, June Q, 1853.
Mr.sps NfcE,pov& Rrrpr.
,v".o,:.- ,.:n, -r-.--- H.. - 49,.
W. noiIoo i. I'n p..asu'e 'iio s'els tSHe S,
~ your p''Sr &c 70 ,.r ,iew ouI 'ne Ioau 70 " az
ID ID -"alia' me me oiood ol our tnil'lng
1eI'ito'y w''i S'asnd'o Without arteries 70
now 'nlou9n, noauS-soou rodus we w reGu ecu
~ every par oi inc county, anu all shouiu
i'nI I'm . neIP'ns manu- ,c
having recentiy returned rom lrlp To-
, 1853-06-18

Be2-THE OVERLAND EMIGRATION Of the
Presen! year to the Pacific, says the N. Y.
Herald, ii is estimated will amount to at
least three times as much as it did in IS4s,
taking from the Atlantic States no fewer
than HUNDRED THOUSAND HEAD OF CAT
TIE! The great proportion goes to Cali
lornia.
, 1853-06-18

CnRysTALoGRAPHY.--Ths is the title
given to process discovered by Mr.. John
A. Whipple, of Boston, by which pictures
are taken on paper through the agency of
light, with facility and cheapnsss not be-
fore obtained. The impression may he ia
ken either directly fom the object, or from
engravings, dagucrreoiypes, or oil paintings.
We have seen crystalotype copies of steel
engravings, and daguerrcotypes, which were
very beautiful, having the minute fidelity
and sharp outlines of the one and the other
with the soflness and dclicacy of a crayon
drawing. In views Of scenery taken direct
ly from nature, the process seems as yet TO
have the great defect Of leaving out all indi-
cations Of the sun and atmosphere from the
picture. The inventor states that after the
first crystalotype is made, copies may be
provided Indefinitely at a cheaper rate than
BY either lithography or wood engraving /;
he accordingly anticipated that for illuslra-
ted works crystalotypes will suspcrcede en-.
cravings. They can be colored as well as
ordinary prints.
, 1853-06-18

pzg- The WEATHER for the past week
has been very favorable to the gardens and
farms in this section of country. Rain has
been showored down upon them, and every
thing betOkcns rIeptilul crops and an early
harvest
, 1853-06-18

HARcRANEs, TIE GOLD Dlsco,ERER.-
At the last accounts from Australia the citi-
zens were leting Mr.. Hargraves. the indi-
vidual who first called the attertion TO the
aurllcrous wealth of the colonas. A pub
lie dinner had been given to hin by the cili-
zens ofSidney. The citizens Of Melbourne,
and the government Of Vcoria likewise,
not been backward in doing honor 10 the
man through whose acutenss the colony
has been enriched. He has also received
the component of territorial magistracy
for Victoria, and has been elected an hon
onary member of the Chamber ofCommerce,
Of the Mechanics Institution, and Of the
Geological Society.
, 1853-06-18

p0- Tho embalming of human bodies
has arrived 10 high degree Of perfection,
and Is process becoming quite frequently
resorled to in New York, particularly in
the warm season. 1t is doncs BY opening
the large vein in the neck, and in ini ctlng
about two quarts Of peculiar nuid into thl
system. DR.. Pilotc, Wy whom it is prac.
used. hA' seen bodie, rrs-ryri ,i ,won,v
ycals ia hi. manner
, 1853-06-18

A MIsTAEr.-ltis is quito mistaken idea,
that woman cannot keep a secret-nobody
can so well. Trust her but with half, or
try to keep it from her altogether, and she
is sure 10 betray You, because her pride
prompts her 10 find out what the man thinks
right to conceal, and then her vanity indu-
ces her TO tell what she has found out and
thisjn order to show her power of dscov-
cry. Trust all 10 her, and she will never
belroy you but half a confidence is not
worth having.
, 1853-06-18

IRELAND FRED cToN In July, 1919,
an Astrologcr at Philadelphia published in
periodical called the "lIorossope," the
following prediction d" The present troubles
and misery Of ireland, ole but the prelude
oil Sorrows yet 10 come. June, 1853, will
BE- woslul lim1 for that nation. After this
Ireland viii be free" juno, 1853 has
come nnd We arc in its midst. We COPY
lh' prediction from tn" Horoscope, y in our
possession, and await our mails of aboui the
lst Of August, to ascertain whether all
prophets are false in these latter days.
, 1853-06-18

SINGULAR INuDENT.-A correspondent
has sent the following account of "a singular
occurrence
Last Saturday Rev. Mr.. Stimson, Of Cas-
Teton, was invited to preach funeral ser
mon in the church of Schodack, Rev Mr.
Bailey being sick and unable to ofiiciate.--
While he was offering a prayer, preceding
the sermon, white dove few into the
church, and alighted directly on his head.
Mr.. Slimson appcard startled by the arrival
OF the unexpected visitor, but in q moment
he calmly raised his hand and gently re-
moved the bird. 1t flew upon the gallery,
but after few moments ii returned and
aliehted on the bible between his hands,
where it remained until he had concluded
the prayer. The dove was then caught by
Mr.. SGmson and given to the sexton.---
Christian lntollgenccr.
, 1853-06-18

JJ- We learn from Capt. A. B. Cove,
o bark Sarah Warren, that one Of the loats
belonging 10 the bank Mary adams, in
crossing from Dun4in,ss 10 Port Townsend,
was capsizcd by flaw Of wind, and all
hands, consisting OF the second mao, and
f0n, o( ho --er 4-,n,d
, 1853-06-18

T9- The seventeen anniversary of the
first settlement in Ohio, was celebrated
throughout that State in April, 1853.
, 1853-06-18

e. The excavations at Nimroud have
been re-opencd, and fne bass-relief has
been found 1t represents Assyrian war
riors hunting lion, and is perfectly well
preserved. Some heads of ivory, finely
carycl, and gilt, have also been found. 1t
is believed that the very chariot Of Asshur
has been found! The French arc very dill
gent in their res, arches, and the Tuiks have
also b,gun digging in the mounds Of the
prophet Jonah, 10 the great 1nuoyln.c nj
ifa merc ou' Nh -olmcu
, 1853-06-18

Dzy" The clipper bark, Sarah Warren,
A. B. Cove, master, arrived in our hnrbor
yesterday, with full cargo of merchandise
to the Kendall Co, G. A. Barnes and 9th
erS, and five passengers.
, 1853-06-18
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT OF oLYMriA, rucEr
SOUND, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
Corrected weekly by Parker, Golfer Z Co.
, 1853-06-18
Elk SARAH WARREN !

The Undersigned have just received
Flour, Pork, Hams,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Salt, Coffee mills, Guns,
Clocks, Manila rope OilcloIh,
Carpet Bags, SaIinelts, Boys straw
Hats; and numerous other articles which they oder
ilr sale at a small advance
okmri'. lune ls = PErrMAN & BRAND -.
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a.. s...e-,he Rutland and burlington. Vermont Central

A.. CAT. a., Rr.lana ard Burlington Vermont Central
d vsr,non, and Cansda The Committee Of the 5 nate
l,e rsror,d in favor Of consodl,on and tie general
euiu.on e,eIns 90 be that the measure viii Be CAMEL
At Bo.fon money matter ar becoming a1re ensy
~ sf.e.Is JTiaorsa states hat steamship abon,
,ote of SO feet keel 90 fec beam Il feet hold win
ont guards or paddle boxes to cost slS5OoO THIS selmr
!, ptended O. ferry across Lake Michigan to connect
the Oakland and Ottawa and the Milwaukee and MIS-
sisSirpi Railroad, or Grand Haven and Milwaukee The
verse. is 20 be ready for sea in the Of 1854.
Tie Doston Courier says
aThe new railroad route New York City by the way
~ he Midland Norfolk County Sou'hbrid1e snd Black
s.ofe and Norwich roads 20 NeB HAVEN IL soon to be
oren fr public travel and meeting OF he respective
is shortly be holden for the purpose Of
ro-sfon With viii probablT he THE Boston and New
YORK Central Railroad Much credit Is dnc 70 EiNlri
Clere If Bofor Wclc me EaIham Of Blackstone, ana
Joel White Of Norwich Tor the indetagabi8 energy AMI
renaissance wiki wlih under adverse ccumsance they
have reTccuted s ilpOTgnr enterprise TO eary AM
en,cssl reut Ibis new lire j. well constructei AMI
wei auponiod-the passenger carr ere Of superior o.,
der and the boats upon the Sound TO be h)ing pal
aces Il viii be optional with passengers By this route on
arriving ~ New London 70 proceed either by steamboat
or hy tie New York and New Haven Road 70 New lof<
civ The new route will be the Air Line, and VIII be
run in lie shortest time Passengers viii be able 20 90
and return between the two cities N the day Inc
Norfolk and Southtfiaee Roads have very straight anl
easy grade, aud arrangements completed 10 extent
the Norfolk Road to the foot Of somer ST. IN this city early
Tie November earnings Of the Vermont Central ara est
mated at near 100000 and the 0ydensbug a, s5ooo-
The Rutland viii make quite favorable exhibit - the
Genital in comparison with its length and al three Of the
roads named WI realize muh greater net profits At the adj
vanoed rates Of freight
The stockholders in the Cincinnati AID Cleveland Shor;
Line Railroad met ct Delaware Monday, and elected the
the following Board # Directors Judge Mclean Cncin
natl Jno Greenwood DO; I. Corvin' Lebanon j. T. Oh
Te-ffu Yer II
J C Evans, d, C. o Van Horn, Glead J. Pdrly Mas
field NJ BARLEY DO, v NJ Standsrt Cleveland f. G..
Niraue DO Thomas CorEin was elected Prosd6n; Of fine
Board Tie Engineers have completed The line Of surveys
From Xona to neor Mt Giead they pursue direct Line
with very light grades and also from Berea to Savannah
and tie line straight from Savannah to Mt Gilead the
grading viii be heavier The Road viii not ct nny point
be over tIeo miles from straight line from Cleveland TO
Cincinnati.