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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
The Fourth IN saysvslia, near Hickory Grove

MI. SASLGaS.
Pursuantto previous notice,
the citizens Of Hickory Grove Township
met in the village Of Maysy.lle to pay their
tribute of respect to the anniversary Of cur
national birth day. The morning was u>h-
cred in by the discharge Of IRE arms and Of
large anvil for the want Of a cannon, as il
was impossible II obtain one in Davenport
for tie occasion. Our national ensign Y a.
thrown to the breeze and the people began
10 gather, At aeon some three hundred
persons had assembled on the green in front
OF the speakers stand, under bower pre-
pared for them.
Judge Donaldson, L. Carver and Jas.
Thompson took their seats on the stand as
officers of the day. The Declaration Of In.
dependence was then read ly Dir. James f,
Morton, after which Mr.. Day, of Pennsyl-
yania, was called upon and replied IN a neat
and appropriate speech. Jas. II Ross,
Esq, was next invited TO tile stand and en-
tertained his neighbors in a speech abound
ing in flow Of patriotic eloquence. The
dinner bell rang and some two hundred per-
sons, the majority Of whom were ladies', sat
down to an excellent repast furnished BY
Mr. D. D. Wondsrley. and got UP in good
style. After the removal Of the cloth there
wss small di.plar Of fireworks, aud those
50 disposed adjourned to the tavern. where
every thing had been prepared to strip the
light fantastic toe" aud from thence until
break Of day, every thing went merry as a
marriage bell" Not one word or act was
heard or seen to mar the pleasures OF the
day or night. BEx BoLr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Our contemporary of the Rock Island Adj
rertiser has great bugaboo story Of The Z.
s. Marshal being on his way to Rock Island
to make clean sweep Of all the mills, hous-
es, railroad tracks and bridge piers that Hoa
disfgure it from one end to the other, and re-
store it again to it, pristine beauty aud native
wiidness Its all CANNON
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Q..ite disturbance was caused ia our
streets yesterday by the Marshal aresting
drunken wild Irish boy and in seli-de-
fence tapping him with his stick on the
head. The man became perfectly crazed
under the joint influence Of bad liquor and
worse passion, until his arms had 10 BE- PIN
toned. The ciaret flowed freely, but what
became Of the wretched inebriate we know
not, as we afterwards saw him freed from
restraint, cursing through the streets in
charge of some of his friends. l. there uo
remedy for this continually increasing
eyilt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
Fire Limits Established.

A. the majority otour citizens are proba-
bly, unnfarmed OF the action of our city
Council, We publish the following ordinance
free, gratis, for nothing, at the same time
doubling very much whether they possess
the power to enforce SO arbitrary law
We are informed that these members re-
siding in the '.iife limits" opposed the pas
sage ~ this elitt Tina, it was got up IN
much haste Il ,vid,n FROM the manner in
which ii c5nir8dict> itself, one part dceiar-
ing il IN fufce ircm lis publication and
another MT until ten days thereafter. Our
e;tissas desire a publication Of the yeas
and nays on this question and i j. right they
should have them
AN ORDINANCE establishing Fire Inn
It's IN the city Of Davenport.
SEeTtox i--Bs IL enacted b4 IL titg
|, ogHrif 1T IA cftg ~ Davenport, That from
and after the passage OF this ordinance. no
no,r baiAliags qf coed shall be erected lex-
ccn, such az may be required for Kitchens
and pr,vies, not to exceed seven feet high.
and each Kitchen To have brick fue) III
SAID city. within a space comprised within
the following boundaries, viz; from the west
side Of Rock Island street to the east side
Ripley street, and from the south side Of
Fourth street the Mississippi river.
SIC, lit any persons shall after the
publication OF thls ordinance undertake te
erect Except as above1 any kind Of bull
ofm hich wood constitutes the chief mater
ial. tie same is declared nuisance, and
shall be immediately abated by the city
Marshal. and the person or persons engag-
edin building or aiding 10 build the same,
shall be fined one hundred dollars for each
day such person is engaged in building, or
orders. or permits 70 be built onhis prem'-
rs To he recovered IN the name Of the Cor
porali8n. before any Justice of the Peace or
Mayor of said city, and the person or per
sons shall stand committed to jail until the
fine and costs are paid
This ordinance will be in force in ten
days from the publication Of the same
JAMES GRANT, MdYor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

THE CHoLERA.-The cholera this season
appears 10 have developed itself <pontanc-
ously in every quarter IN the North Ameri-
cau Continent, including the West India
Islands. In the city of Mexico. in popu-
iatioa Of some 200 900, the deaths are re-
ported as having risen TO 200 per day ~
Mexico i in o valley seven thousand feet
above the level Of the sea. higher than the
iottiest mountain in the United States east
of the Mississippi. This altitude, according
30 all our prccuuceiycd notions of the choi
era, should exempt the Mexican capital
FROM the scourgc. Bat the city OF Mexico
is an exceeding filthy blaze, and is sur
rounded bg lakes--somn salt aud some
fresh watcr-and the cxhala,ions from the
filthy shores OF these lakes, added to the
filth If the citr itself, will account for the
dreadful harvest there Of King Cholera
Jamaica is reported ns undergoing another
defamation q It's people by the pestilence
but the heat Of the climate, and the destiny
of is vegetation, the vegetarian, lazy and
filthy habits of the population, aud other
tropical causes, will account for it. From
New Orleans to the waters Of the Upper
Mississippi We have reports of the cholera.
u is At Cincinnati, il is at Washington, it
is at Phisdclphia, il is At Boston, it is here,
il appears y be everys here.-h. Y. Her
aH.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

ACCIDENT TRoa CAMrucNE.-On Tues.
day evening, two young men, named Cieye-
land and Wightman. employed in 4 tin shop
on West Randolph St, near the National
Hotel, we're filling canphena lamp, which
was lighted, when it exploded, covering
them with the burning fluid. They rush
cd from the shop, and before the fire ON
their persons could be eAtinguished. both
we're dreadIully burned Wiehtman win
probably recover, but Cleveland. case is At
least doubtful, When viii everybody
learn that tamphene lamps cannot b. fiji
ed when they are lighted! As well throw
a I'VE conf INTO powder and not e&pccti, 10
hl9w up Chicago Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

WHAT'S THE Arws.--The Detroit Free
Press, thus very handsomely alud"s 10 this
question, which isso often propounded with
cat an answer:
What's the newse' is apparre ntly the
most unanswered l. question which agitatcs
the country. Day after day il is reiterated
by men, women and children. And
through railroad collisions follow one anoth-
er, week after wcek--thongIf steamboats,
periodically blow up and burn uP-though
murder trials are ever and eaOD upon the
public tongue-end though lhausand steam
presses are sweating md Kissing in their
close, damp cellars, night after night, TO
tell the people oil this--yet still, ever and
ever aseendeth the insatiate American cry
what the neWs!"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
Madame MEzzLEsrt, sister Of kossu,b

Madame MEzxLEsrI, sister OF kossuth,
who died recently in the city Of New York
Of eon~snps ion, contracted the disease in
the winter Of 1851. on that awiul night
when all the female members Of hassuth's
family, including herself, were arrested by
Austrian q adarme, and dragged through
the streets Of Pesih'to place Of eonfine-
men, previous 10 their expulsion from the
kingdom.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

FoEGEaY.--A couple II men were arrest.
ed few miles back Of Davenport last Sat
urday BY Marshal Center, for obtaining
goods belonging e Messrs. Child & Baker
ofthis city. from the Railroad depot in Rock
Island, under false pfetentes. having forged
THEN name TO an order demanding the arti-
cles After trial one Of them vas liberated
and the other committed TO the Rock Island
Jail TO answer to the abcEe charges.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
JAMES G.
i. II. WoorwsRn, Cert.
Davenport, July 18Th. 1854.

4 Bear RacE.--The Polar Star and New
Lucy, crack steamers, started Oh race last
week from st. Louis, having previously pro-
yided themselves with about 90 bbls. OF
resin each. The result was that each
bursts boiler and had to eturtl-unforsu-
nrtely the Captain VAS Killed in neither
case.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

CHLcK OK FAMILY Robert
Schuyler, whose frauds haze made 50 much
excitement in financial circles is said to be
grandson Of General Schuyler, OF ReYo-
lutionary memory, and nephew to Alexan-
der hamilton. lie has other connexions
with some Of the oldest aui most respect
able families Of the Unit, d States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Stephen Arnold Douglas has rendered
himself still more unpopular with the DEM
ocratic party by coming out in a recent
speech against the Know Nothings."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Tie Wing papers ire saying that the
Nebraska bjil has split the democratic par
ty.' Our advice To them i that ID keep
their fingers out Of tbs crack .'--.ie'o Harsa
Re9ister.
Or they may meet the fate of the five In
dams who captured Mr. Naldron on the
piacataqais. He promised to g. with them
if they would help split the oak l0g into
which he vas driving wedge. The saya-
ges put ID their ten hands 10 pull each way,
hen their captor knocked ont the wedee,
and had the @riggling devils la4t-Gost2a
Post
We copy the above that the half dozen
Whigs IN this city who are pre.udlceG g.
gainst our to~usmau Dir. Thgr'ngtou, laay
heed It's admonitioas and not ''put their fin
gers ID IN crack" b voting for pr. Hemp
stead.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

RgEsfNg ~ THF SrgsNER TEAgELfK.--
Last evening about 7 O'Clock. TIE steaB-
II Traveller ~ the Chiesg) and Nilrauker
iiac ot baafs, which had arrived about tHo
hours preyious from Milwaukee the na.r
deck aud the boilers. L had got sgeh
hcadway when frs seen hut little could
be done towards eytineniahine il until the
arrival of the Fire Engines
Notwithstanding our several companies
FASTENED 10 tha spot onthe fiyst alarm, they
they were to late 10 arrest the Ere hefur
il had destroyed all the upper works o.
more than enc half IF the boat,
Ia consequence Of the fire getting irtu
tile Hold, ii was found necessary 70 scuttEc
her. and she was fast settling in the water
when We left.
The MSS we could not ascertsin. bat pre-.
sumo il will not fall far short Of $4,000 a.
the upFer works wil all probably h7ve e. b.
rebuilt. and the engine must be injured con.
siterab'y.
The Traveller il tn finest boat In Clam-
ent's Line, which runs night and day be-
tween this city and Milwaukee, and was
second Ia none IN appearance and accom-
notation on tn upper Lakes,
Cijeago imrrica,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Col THOMAS b, JoussoN, formerly resi-
dent oil this place and once Marshal Of fowa,
bu, now Of Indianapolis, Indiana has been
in This city for few days past, cracking
Jokes and chatting with bis old friends in biz
well known and agreeable style lie has
been on a tour Of observation thro NeJras-
ka, and prouounces It's agricultural resour-
ces much inferior ~ those Of Iowa
uUscqfine J0NrHaI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Can it tie tr,ia tina; the society OF know
Nosmngs' was organized by certain premi-
ncnt Nebraska men at " Washington. We
have heard il latimated that such Is the fact,
aud that the movement was sci on foot fer
the purpose eft securing the passage Of the
Nebraska bill BY the Senate after the House
had taken ont the clause prohibiting for
eicneFs 10 vote or hold eiiier IN the Terrific
ries. We can scarcely creditthe assertion,
though we confess there is much piausihill-
IL in Chicago Dem. Press.
We were informed on last Saturday
evening, by the erudite gentleman who
compulsisely addressed Hon. G. VI Glay's
audience, that the society of know No
things" was composed entirely Of Wings
We rather questioned his knowledge OF the
mysterious organization from the simple
fact, that the Know Nothings" have swept
everything before them in cities where the
Wings were in a minority, evidently prov
ING thar there is some other principle than
the Wing proclisi,y for, candor that is at
work thus manilesting itself in our nation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

Jean Paul says love may slumbeF in la
dy's heart. but il always dreams,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
Fir, Popular psnen..r..iea in Iowa

Acali Cor Peoples Meeting appears
in the Burlington ThlYrafh signed by over
one hundred names Of the principal citizens
of that place, " hsgs and Democrats, with
out respect 10 party. Their object j. to
ssconeeri measures for proper expression
OF opinion Of the people OF Des Moines
county, opposed 10 the recent Congression.
al eaac,menss far the orgaaization Of The
Territories 81 Nebraska and kMsas and
also to consider Upon the pronrists q nom
mating an Antl-Netraska TICKET for candi-
dates Ter the State Senate and House OF
Representatives : The leasen 5 al
work.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

During storm at Dayton, O., on the slh
.nst., beautiful aud newly finished loHr sto-
rg brick building was blown do@n, and at
the same time young man named VIM.
Perrine was killed by lightning.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

BE8aTEEs Of SrEcrLATios.-The New
York Heraa groups certain recent 'transac-
tons Or operations Is they are called 10
the stock market The picture Il beauti-
full one. 1t may be interesting 70 the public
to see at a glance the extent Of the recent
frauds ia the shape OF oyef-issues Of stock,
&c.
New YORK INV Haven Raiiloaa CO $1,000 eco
New Yafs HaFiem III. r. Co., stocks bonds, sts 500
Ssr,a.t+iak Railroad 90 3. $40
y.sy i. con il NsrflA npton Raiirozd1 20 ap.aa
par,tvr V.;a Coal G., ..s40f0i
Vermont teHirsi Railroad Go Js3Btnt
Emrire stoae Dressing Go lno,GoO
Total .lf ,sJa,lta
In making up this siatemnnt, the stock
oyeriail is pot down AZ lis par value.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

iaefEase - fia-3
Three years aga this road hardly existed
ia the minds Of the elost saagune theorists
now il + receiving upwards q 5000 in
cash daig .rsm pa seggefs alone, and near
" s. COO PER Day i0r freight, with a canal
and ether rail roads almost parallel L. IT,
aud vet it has not been abba IL d. atI the
lreiehfiue business thai has been offered
Pern LaiuH CHQ
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

The following statement Of the earnings
OF the Rock Island ard Chicago
II abroad for the month OF Juhe, shows
the immense travel business through this
great Northwest in it, unparalleled
resources, anil il magnificent promise q
future prosperity. The receipts 81 thc Rock
island road were,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

From Passengers, S6s 50s,!9
Freight and Mails, Il 5oo,5o
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
HUDGIN, WELLS T. JOHNSON.
d RETAIL DRUGGISTS
CutrrAxooaA Avn Gr ryrtIxn TrSN


CHATTANOOGA AND CLEVELAND, TENN.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept, 1858.
"1E beg leave to return our sincere thanks
w to our friends and the public generally
for the very generous patronage that has been
so literally extended to our house at this
place during the past twelve months, and as
we have recently made very extensive and
varied additions to our stock Of Drugs, Chcmi-
Gals, Paints, oils and glass; we respectfully
invite the attention of Physicians, Farmers
and Country Merchants generally, to our
present large and well selected assortment
Our establishment at Cleveland will be con-
dncted under the immediate superintendent
of Mr. IIupGiN, who will give it his entire
personal attention for the present, and any Of
our customers who may, from convenience or
other reasons see fit to patronizc us there,
can ut all times rely on obtaining articles of
the Same purity and excellence rs We have
heretofore kept on hand here. Physicians
ordering from us can at all times fsVl sure Of
obtaining articles of strictly pure quality;
aud il Al amy time an article should not prove
satisfactory. Nc hey ,hcm to return II at our
s,>s., spi give notice vi the fact rs il is our
s;sss. m,ea,,,n to deal in only pare Drugs
However, hssas practical Druggists. we shall
Al III sST'es use ever, possible means of guard.
sts ts.sisN s.N >ssh >v>s,,rnS
NJ At'y ~ htai very large aud we'll
ps.St.& ,a.>;1 - n,~ys A~5 li,y;~.is.s, ct very
vi,t,;aot.t $y,t,Ss, - mhSth NJ invite the ut
rs.,.,,1, >. d.: St:2''s taA dealers generally.
ca MD .NteAfs, u s,ws,S affords us
,.,...tiS e., A>nlA.1 .sv sg~(S
HIT -fh,seN, WELLS 4 JOHNSON,
.'u,l ~ FS,,S=ts stS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
ChancerV Sale of Land.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
L Court at Athens, will sell on the prem.
ises on the first day of June next, to the
highest bidder the following peices, parcels or
tract Of Land lying in McMinn county, in the
sixth civil district, viz I: Four Hundred and
Twenty Acres, be the same more or less, be-
ing the Northwest, and Southwest quarters
Of section second, township fifth, range first
east of the meridian, in the Hiwassee district.
Also, One Hundred Acres, cornering on said
Land, being the Northeast part, Of the North
east quarter Of section ten, in the same range
and township. being the Obed Patty tract of
Land and sold for distribution amongst his
heirs. Twenty per cent. of the purchase
money will be required in advance, and the
balance on credit Of one and two years.
Bond ana surety required, and lien on the
land until all is paid.
WM. LOWRY, C. g. NJ
April 81, lS5l-td Pn fee $3.50 29l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
NJ T. ID l G A l. N TIC T..
FRANK BOGART, M. D.,
Agricultural Machinery.

ALBANY, May IL, 1903.
1--WE hereby certify that Mr.. +. D. Gates 10
our sole Agent for the sale of our Agricultural
Machines in East Tennessee.
[Signed] "WHEELER, MELrcK & Co."
HNHE above is a copy of certificate which
l. have received from Messrs. Wheeler,
Melick & Co. furnish their celebrated Horss
Povers, 7Hreshers and Separators, Clover
HulieSs, and other Machines, at their cash
prices, free of commissions.
PRICES:
For Double orTwo Horse Power, Thresh.
er and Separator, including belts,
wrenches and oil-cans, complete, $4,000
Double Power alone, including belt, 10000
Do. without belt 1880
Double Thresher and Separator, alone, 1000
Single, or One Horse Power, Thresher
and Separator, including belts, oil.
cans and wrenehes complete, 12s,oo
Single Power, alone. including belt, 5000
DO. without belt. $500
Single Thresher and Separator, alone, $500
Clover Hullers, $500
Straw and Stalk Cutters, for Horse
Power, $500
Circular Saw Mill, with "a inch Saw, $500
One Horse Power, without band wheel, 5000
Churn Gearing, 1900
Band Wheel, 500
Band for Power, 500
Double Power, with Combined Thresh.
err and Winnower, including belts,
wrenches, &c., 245,O0
Combined 1hresher and Winnower,
alone, 1850
Orders solicited.
Address, P.D. GATES,
IL Broadray, New York City,
New York, June 3, '53-ly PAS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
Lands at Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L Court Mt Athens, will sell, on the prem
Uses, on the Sd day of June next, to the high
est bidder, the following described pieces,
parcels or tracts of Land, in McAinn county,
viz: 1873 acres Of the Northwest quarter, and
the Northeast quarter of section l6, and the
Southeast quarter of section 8, and the East
half of the Southwest quarter Of section 8,
in township 4, range I'd, West of the mcri-
dian, Hiwassee district; go acres which was
purchased of Sterling Camp on the 4th day
of February, 1888, beginning at n stake on
the Northeast corner of section II, town.
ship 4, range I'd, West of the meridian, lii
wasscc district; thence South 60 poles to n
post oak; thence West 100 poles to stake;
thence North GO poles to the half mile stake;
thence East l6O poles to the beginning
Also, 81 acres, beginning at stake, the
Northwest corner of the Northwest quarter
of section l6, fractional township 4, range 2
West; thence with the sectional line East
50 poles to large poplar at the top of the
bank of tho Eastanaliee Creek; thence n
Southeast course on the top Of the bank of
said Creek % poles and feet to u small
poplar tree; thence Southwest course 20
poles to n stake in the center of the first
spring below the saw mill where Sam'l Muir
ply formerly lived; thence straight across
Eastanallee Creek 4 poles to stake, low
water mark; thence up the mcanders Of the
Creek TO stake, where line North and
South through the center of said quarter will
cross said Creek; thence South with the said
North and South line 81 poles to stake,
Sterling Camps corner; thence 44poles with
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
Bank Property for Sale.

WILL be sold, at public outcry on Mon.
w day, the goth day of May, in the city of
Chattanooga, in front Of the Waverly House.
all the Real Estate belonging to the Bank of
Tennessee, situate in the county of Hamilton:
For particular information in regard to said
property refer to Col. I. J. Campbell.
Terms The Lands will be sold on six
months time. the purchaser running his note
in Bank for the amount of the purchase
money. JAS. T. LANE, agent
for Branch Bank of Tennessee at Athens.
April 2s, ls54-5t 1872
*x* Chattanooga Advertiser will copy
weekly till day of sale, and forward account
to this office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-05-26
EcAS--C-NE.

n->snstn.a tHi}t, :t,i Nas. .$sE,
3oh n vHn4s inSe r'ss'',is shitt .noo'. .se@gs'
len
M shr undersigned ,,iG.1sns ri II. c;EY-
~ z, ~, ,,ai,3,'>s,h ,rd >,it5E n Tennessee.
~, wal rnp,ansna y'il NsasNA rs q. NJ,
III, lu,a-.'f iu'ran. . T....SgIIaL ~ !.;':s'
's,:,nh NV. wa ~ vsiyi gaIissih'v !.ci2.y ~
;h 'up,lu .si,u III rftI.!Tbtr - <sgsti
'iirs,tuliC' ~ h.tins hra kia!,t-ycT;s ~. ;>'D'
sr,.,t, II ii, I'M n, .nis. rtss issi * hiss
.,nr, N'n'i M ~ yi3:i bis ts@>, t.a1s with
n,n,i s,,anr!l,nr ~ as, ius u L r.eye work
n,,.i,.!i;r unirir ii,ir y. As,E hai Any here
rnm'a hlni 4 l.f> ling, 49,: We a-s II opinion
u u 20 "a. 81 MA .41;!-. lisa xnv plastsrin-
virl ". 1tsG s:'.I I'm: by any other per.
sBi vtN lsE>oS.
JA.rrH HAMILTON
VI 81 :siAti51,,r concur with the above
si.t.i.rr41i ". n. FNy,
SAN'L y. FMN.
.4-A:;.sss the undersigned at Cleveland,
-.nI- THOMAS YOUNG.
-sI-1h 81. iSI-3m+ 2SS