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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
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Price Eve collars ;oo,s

4 THE WALDO HOUSE.-Tbe ella
TSsgt8 CANT Mansion House OF tue late Daniel Waido
liiHiH cd throughout, in the most elegant svi fr
h1----Ah FIRST CLASS HOTEL IL Is situated ON
Waldo Street, only few steps from the Roston Railroad
Denot and convenient 10 the business and public places
he shall make for the accommodation OF his customers
aud by his attention 10 heir want 10 merit and rcve
generous share o. public patronage
Worcester. Jan 49, 1865 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
GRINnSTONE 3

Horse Nails, made from the best O. B. Iron warranted
n. B. 2 l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL.
u The above will be sold the favorable ter1na
BY the subscribers "a 1.-THE old stand Washington Square
PRATT & INMAE.
J.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
Business Caros.

WOfcester Uounty.
d1o once hours from to IL. d&wt
INSURANCE.
AsTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 100000.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital $4,000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY New York.
Capital 100000.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $500, 600.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
CAPITAL $3.50, 600.
The above named Companies continue TO insure under
nyoEAhe terms. For further Particular inquire Of
A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OFT dawu Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
EpAR IRON AND STEEL.

- 4 Il Il LIZ
5-tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro.-& Coz
8 " round machinery Steel
English spring
German &c
Blistered ID -
Corking
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
H& signed has taken Office at No. 81 Main street,
where he win be happy meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots FARMS those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person, DESTROYS Of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate will find it for their interest to call me- al
my ONCE, between the hours Of 81 O'Clock A. NJ and 81
o'clock p NJ.
n B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
% build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH.
Worcester, July g. 1855 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

Id EAL tES 4 A q BROh ERs-OFFICE
NJ Corner of Myrtle and Southbridge Its,
For sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
gacdern built HOUSES, situated in all parts Of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash.
for good credit. Money viii be advanced in part
build, If desired.)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
HOUSEHOLDS in this city the most reasonable terms
Persons Ia the country who wishing purchase
Real Estate in this city will nd it for their lnte
call at my Office j3 diff All. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

WJANTED-A Young Man who has had some
experience in Job Printing Office. To one who
can furnish good lamentations permanent situation
will given Address SIDNEY CLARKE
126 dd southbridge, Mass.
a GOOD FARM away out West'' is wanted in
N exchange for fine House in this city
jan17dtf Al. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

ENEMALE MEDTCAL OFFICE
NO. 81 LEvERETr STREET, BOSTON.

For salem Worcester BY DAVID SCOTT, G. r. sPCRR
and Druggists generally. ian2qd &wsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
II O r. r H " .
DR.. HOLMrs AT riE Nun ENGLAND



lathe Semi Centennial Festival Of the New Ing
land Society Of New York, mt tho Ast'r if"nSc OH
Saturday eveu:n: last, Mr.. .. W. Holnos HAVING been
toasted a. the of,Jr Of tue day. made the following
roeical reply
Nav Eor,rnd we love thee lao time can erase.
From he hearts of thy ch;l,rr the s'" on t'V'ace
IT'S the mothers ION! look IT affection nnd prt'"
As she gives her far san 10 The arms OF his or'dr'
Ills bri;!. may ka ir,-h.r III brnniy- young flower
Shl may h,aze in the Jewels size brings with her dover
Rat passion must chill in rimns l'itless blast.
The one that first loved us will hove TO the last
You have left the dear land IT the lax" aud the HILL
Bat its winds aud is waters will talk with you still
"For.et not" they whisper, yuur love is our debt,
Ard echo brea,hes softly I'VE never forget
The BANG uet's gay spleudors are cleaning around,
Blu: your hearts have Town back ocr the waves O. -,
Sound;
They have found the brown home where the 'a-a.
We're born;
They arr ,hrobbins their way through til, tree ~
the
There are roofs you remembcr-their glory is fled;
There mounds in the churchynrd: one Sigh forth>
dead
There are wrecks, there are ruins all scattered around
Bat Earth has no spot like that corner OF ground
Gene, lie: ia be cheerful; secluded last night,
And they cheercd Us, and-never m'nd-meaht " hi
right.
Tonight. we harm uothing-we love in the lump;
Here's a bumper to Maine, in the juice OF the pump
Here's to all the good people, wherever they be-
That have grown in the shade Of the Liberty tree;
We ell love its leaves and its blossoms, and fruit,
But pray have care Of the fence round its root.
We should like to talk big; it's kind Of right.
When the tongue has got loose as the waisband grew
- tight;
D. as pretty Miss Prudence remarked to her beau,
its own heap Of compost NO biddy should crow.
Ugh, there g&e~;lencn waiting to ,alk.
pnrds fc ypspu bn Hnw
by your old mother whatever betal;
bless YOU, God bless You; good nght-to you all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
MY WIFI

MY WIFE.
Written while Recovering from a Severe Sicknes:
heard her, o, how cautiously,
Open my bedroom door,
heard her step as noisclrssly,
tTom my coIch) acruss the hoor;
felt her hauds my temples press,
Her lips JUST touching nnei
And IN my anguish and Distress,
'Twere sinful to repiue
Our pilgrimage is nearly through
We've passed life's mountains brow;
lTHorcHT lov'd her, Years ago
] Know love her now.
Her face was lowering over mine
Her warm tears on my cheek;
Her WHISPERED prayer, of thought divine
Rose ferven.ly, but meek;
Her bosom rested on my arm;
felt its troubous thros;
KNEW the cause Of its alarm;
knew its source of VICE.
Aud then the blood, my system through,
Game pressing on my brow
irsouGHr lov'd her, years ago
IKsow Hove her now.
Ei';,s '-atci' that tir'd and patient one,
by night well as day,
In sadness and almost alone,
Till weeks had pass'd away;
Bereft of sleep, depriv'd of rest
Oppressed borno down with care,
Till o! her labors have been blessd,
For God has heardher prayer.
Her cheek resumes its wonted glow,
And placid is her brow
THOUGHT low d her, years ago
IBSow love her now.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
"-%-"777----
CONGRESS-MoSD,Y, DEC. \

:. :
In The SENATE the PRESIDENT NJ ssase was :,
and ordered I" be printed. After the reading
Clayton expressed his appreciation at The r..
taken BY tn" President III regard |" our F."
with Great Britain on the subject 'h"r' III q
t!hl Ailrrica. III" entered into review "i tIe =.
ton ana oi IN: understanding 81 t''r EAl.-.
ii the time ni the negotiation 1i w"at - comm
called the "Clayt"n BuIwrr treaty. IL WI,
only Tor maintaining ana insisting upon u, ''
can construction 81 iiat rehty' h' II ill'' D.'
forcing ne Mnnr"" lc'nr"'i"h' %Nirh hrVe' a..
received III: i"r'n"l sah'''Dh 81 '"hsI."'.
E"rn mar ''e i'-t "i WY iron" our nan.
!"'''' f''~S's ,:iI; ,h'' Ta", az "''
,I;.,;,.ir% iI,, Si,i.. ..,r., =, t., emf
Let p.,,nbI: NJ, y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-Floar is f'mer' u
Street is held at 81 b. S. 30 has been refused -
Mills. Wheat is dull; white % to 81 req
81 IS TO 81. Corn is dull sales OF wh,'e anu !
al 70 to 76c. Provisions are active ana io"e''
CHARLESTON, Jan. LECTION is depres'.'
nrices favor buyers. Sales to-day OF l40o bs'''
weather lie et0rmy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

STATISTICS OF GEORGA-The ceH..' i
! before the Legislature show the following ~;
population. 5l!,5o7 sinvn population s,.n
! white mules between and IL. -, 40 free r.
color 3. 2S6 d..nt and dumb, i32;supatics, w.
DO; uaion, 93J,D9D; representative per-"
US O5I; number OF families. ~ 695.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-FIour is firm; ss'
STATE brands at s. II: Ohio sS ~; Southern =
Wheat is firm white -; red : %. Cor"
changed; quoted at Use. Pork is l|weri Mess
Beef is dropping; sales at ~ a. i.arn mas uri
Whiskey las a-o declined; Ohio 35ic. Stool
higher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

'oaur1oS.-The Petersburg Express cautions the
public against the operations young man OF plausl-
be exterior, calling himself e. A. Harold, and pre-
tending to be correspondent of the Boston Post,
who has been humbuggng some of the Petersburg
merchants in the very sckest style Of Yankee swim.
d!sg. We may add that come of OR own citizens
wsse sufferers BY his confidence trio ks and it was,
pa1Aaps, well fer him that he made husty departure
Ten our midst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

MIR. CHAMPION TO BE REMOVED
WA sHINGroN, January lit !. stated ID
.rr;n l.anion, from responsible" snuI'", t'"' ''
;i-h Government, anticipating the d.Hiii''
linvcrnU:u. Tor :hc rccT! 81 VI. Cram s'"' i"
transferring him 20 some other Dip."iH'I" 30,
in IN. case OF the sending ii Sir Henry Bn."er
! f.n.n Stain. Sir Gore Ousc!y IS named Ha M :
| tom successor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

0DnDER.-The Rockingham Register states that e
- Damed Raude living near Ssngcrsville, i'll Au-
SSpunty was murdered on Sundcy slight last. By
II bon. They had had a quarrel, and the old
: mi to Staurton and returned short time be-
n was murdered, quite intoxicated, when guar.
rel 66k place, aud his sou etruck him twice with his
Asst the head and face and be died in very short
lime, The son did not offer to escape, but said he
was willing 10 meet his trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

E,vAL-The =. 5. FriGate Columbia which has
been lying di.man.led at the quarantine ground near
ND 20 the Navy Yard where abe is to be overhauied
sad thoroughly repaired. The Herald states that
This rsa,e arrived early last spring with the yellow
isver board, and was ordered into quarantine oS
tAA Board of Health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

DsApFEARAScE.-Mr James Robinson, n. a,,"d
rlsn, living the Hydraulic Mills, Abeniarie
county left Charlottesville fnDt for bis home on
Monday evening last, and has not since been hearc
Of His neichbors have been securing the woods
along the road to find him, under the belief that he
has been murdered. or was frozen to death; but 30
far their ssal q! has t.n in vain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

ArRESIuM-The Rev. John A. Broadns' oil Chnr'
s1o1essvi!ls will deliver the second address a. '"'
RHam, in this city, on Thursday evening nn t,os
D. is gentleman OF excellent literary aol' .ha,
6Hry interest. His manner of speaking too Is
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

IorDous CoySrY.-Old Loudoun is rich county.
According to the IpnshiagtOn'dn'S estimate, ta!rn
from the assessment of 1850, the total value OF real
and personal estate thea in the county is Sl2.49OS39,
erd the number of timetables 6.57S. The real estate
alone ia now put down at Sl2,nOr0O0. Whilst the
personal property has also greatly Increased in value
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

AkKrous ArFaIR-A difficulty occurred IN Unlon'
iInroe county, on the night of Christmas Eve be-
tween soma white persons and negroes, IN winch Mr.,
Samuel Chinn received blow on the Nehu nr'.
,to, ,hr,,vn nv negro which renders his condition
quite critical The negro has been arrested and COM
mtted to Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

s,rrEp.-The fine ship Helene, Raschen, master,
.a!et from Hampton Roads. on Friday last with
aS hogsheads Of tobacco for Bremen. Tho Helene
loaded at City Point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

ASAp MEETISG.-Ata meeting Of the veterans of
the war of 1872 held in Norfolk Thursday afternoon,
upon calling tine roll 1t was ascerta ned that f'reaty-
are Of those brave men had fallen since the last
ing. Mr.. Chas. H. Sbsild having resigned the Pre-
sdsnoy of the Society, Thomas q. Droughton, the
venerable editor Of the Herald, chosen to fill the
vacancy. Alter appointing 'G delegates to the -
tonsl Convention in Washington, to be held =" -:
9Th of January the meeting adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

VEstsoS.-The Shenandoah Tenth Legion says
th,. In the ast few days. several dear have been sold
IN that market at zen cents per pound Meat OF nl
kinds must be plentiful in that county as the editor
OF the Legion returns thanks to friend who sent hi
few ya,ds Of sausages."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

Rev. JouN G. McCiBE.-This gentleman, who has
for several years past had charge of the Protestant
Epscopa lChurch ut Hampton, Va, has received aud
accepted Of 81. Paus Episcopal congregation Of Bal.
tiore call 10 The assistant ia.torship ofthat parish
DR.. McCabc has already preached discourse To tn"
ooa Sregaton with considerable acceptance. lie is
Ill CLOG ueut and eminent minister.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

CoaL.-A vein Of coal has been opened on me land
,fWrs Martin. of Pulaski, which, the Wy;hevill-
Telegraph, says, is superior to any previously dis
nvcrad in that section Of the State. The vein lies
nbout seventeen miles east OF Wytheve' aud Is said
~ be abou: seven feet thick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

Boy KILLEp-A youth named James krkpStrlck'
,an Of Mr. George Kirkpa,rick was killed III green.
brex county, few days ago, by tho upssttnS u
wsgou, wlils svpe persons were loading H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

The report of tho Secretary Of tho Navy herewith
submitted exhibits in full the navn opcrnlUnr Ut the
pns ycnr, together with the present condition of the
service, md il makes suggestions Of further lcSlsla-
tiun Ia which your attention ia invited.
The construction of six steam trgatrs. for which
appropriations were inadc by tho last Congress, has
proceeded III the most satisfactory manner, and with
such expedition 10 warrant the belief that they will
h. ready for service curly in the coming spring I'm
purtnn this addition Ia our naval force it, still
rn,nnin, inadequate to the contingent rsiscncirs "l
commercial interests Of thu tniod Stntrs. In view
Of thi. fart aud of the acknowledged wisdom of the
policy Of n gradual aud Systematic increase of the
navy, M appropriation is recommended Tor the con-
| structinn Of ak stenn sl"ops-ol.war.
~ regard to the steps taken III execution of The net
of Courrcss TO promote the efficiency vi the navy, il
ia unnecessary for mu to say more than Ia express
tire concurrence in the observations that subsct
prosecuted by the Secretary i'll his report.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
NOTICE 70 BRIDGE BUILDERS.

m ARCH TERN. A. u. 1855, Of The Board OF
NJ Commissioners OF Franklin County Indiana.
"whefoasit u the opinion Of tho Hoard. that
the erection OF good aud substantial bridges
across the Rivers, Ia this County, at suitable pia
eos, would add greatly 10 tho convenience Of hof
citizens, aud 10 The value OF her properly,
And whereas " 10 believed that n bridge at
Laurel, one across the East fofS, and ono across
The West Fork OF ths white Water River. al
brook ylle. at near Fairfield, one nj or near
Cedar Grove, and one nj or NJ near New trenton
~ pfactlcable,so That they would accommodate
ailpafts. aud portions Of fhs County.
Aud whereas oil these bridges can be erected By
tho County, within the next Three years. without al
all Increasing Mo present rate OF taxailon,
thefuuponft Il ordered. that public notice be
given BY the Auditor OF tho Couniy, SIX weeks
suecessivoiy through The "frankiln Weekly hem.
ocrnt" aud ssfho Indiana Ameflean," w the town
OF lfeokyille. also The "cinelnnan Weekly IN.
qnifef. . aud The estate Nenlinoi" (woeklJl pub.
lished at tndlanspoll aud posted potcss thofoof
through tho County, that written proposals will
be received BY The Hoard, until tho nfst Monday
Of June.A u. 1880, for the erection 81 tho said
an bridges. 81 said several points, 10 be nnlshsd
by tho nfst day Of November, A. -. 1897, on tho
iaost approved plan, taking Into consideration
durability aud choapness.
To be paid Tor, ~ follows, toswlil--onu Third
on the nfsl day Of January, A, ID 1897. one.shlfd
on The nfst day ~ jaupafy. A. u. ltat, and one.
third on tho l1fsi ia, ~ Januafy,A. u. isss.
iiy Order OF toe Hoard,
JOHN n. QUICK. Auditor &c.
Auditors ofaee, bfookviilo, March ~ DIV ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
AMOsan



We were highly grati6ed yesterday
morning in making acquaintance with
a small party OF Kansas emigrants
from the State Of Connecticut. There
were but half dozen Of them, bnt
they were merely pioneers Of q colony
OF seventeen families, the great body
Of which may be expected TO pass
through our city about next Monday.
One Of their number has been all over
the Territory and knows 1t like a
book" from actual observation. He
returned home; but not to remain. -
He has decided to make his permanent
home in X ansas. His account of the
richness and beauty Of the country
induced his neighbors to join him, and
they set about the work in the true
and only way to make home in a
new country pleasant substitute for
the one they left behind. They 60
together-they settle together. Thus
they become a community Of old
neighbors of similar tastes. habits,
and associations. There are enough
of them to form a school district and
build church. They 60 prepared to
do it. These IA families take along
81 children, with a teacher; and they
have minister engaged, soon to fol-
low after them. They take also all
the tools. the machinery. the mills,
&C., which they will wantin their new
settlcmet. The important little instru-
n,ent that will tame a savage, red or
white, at the distance Of mile. has
not, of course, been forgotten in the
outfit Of each man and boy. Itmakes
no ostentatious show to the outward
eye as they travel. it lies secure and
harmless IN the receptacle designed for
it in the equipage Of each individual.
but it is ready at the beck of its mas
ter to leap forth to instant duty
These men are trained to its USE
They know its power and their own.
They are of the genuine Puritan
blood--pious, ell professors Of religion,
fearless, fixed in their purposes. and
not to be deferred from their pursuit
by any dangers from human hands
Just before leaving home they listened
to an address Of the right sort from
Henry Ward Beecher, and all sung the
following:
THE KANSAS EMIGRANr SONG.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

FfO THE MINISTER'S AND MEMBERS OF
i the NJ. 4. Church, and all others whom Il may
concern
Having been familiar with the State Of Iowa for
ten years. ithas given me tho advantage OF max
ing some very choice selections OF lands. which
now ofYer Cor sale as such figures as will pay the
purchaser very handsome per cent. on the mon
ey invested. The special object OF this notice Is
70 Say to all concerned that expect 10 attend the
Session Of the General Conference at lndanapo-
lis, May lat 1856, at which place will be prcpar-
ed 10 convey lands, lying In one body, from ~ 10
go acres Buyers can be suited rs 10 price. coil,
location, &c. Those wishing Land Warrants To-
Gated, or entries made with cash, land bought or
sold, can have It attended 10 by informing mo, OF
their wishes. My iands have been carefully sell
ected BY mysclf--hence know each piece, what
itis, and whore II Is.
Ny rost Office address iii aftor General Confer
ence, WILDE Mt. Vernon, Linn Co., Iowa.
Mar % A. Carly.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

COMMON PLEAS CouRr.--A number
Of additional bases for violating the II.
quor law were tried yesterday. Some
i've or six individuals were fined TWEEN.
ty dolalrs and coats each. and ]. Dau.
phin. OF tho Tippecanoe Hall. was ar.
raigned on u second charge. and'fned
another hfty dollars. and sentenced 10
an addillonol thirty days imprison.
ment.-kv. jour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
TO THE PEOPLE OF
Franklin County.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes totarnish 10 all
L subscribers, q complete Map ofihc County, on
the plan Of that OF Marion County, Ind. got up by
Condit, Wright * Hayden, and now in the Audi
tor once In the Court House at Brookville. II
In the county owning land, the public rosds, Can
nj, Churches. Schoo Houses, Mills &c. This Map
will be In, aluable TO every resident, and guide
toany Wishing TO lnd any point within tho Coun-
ty. Subscriptions are esrncstiy solicited. and 90
soon sufficient number shall subscribe, the
work Will DO commented ana prosecuted with
yigor. can be found atthe Valley Honse. Brook
Vile, aud will be pleased 70 furnish all informa.
ton. hope all my old friends, OF days long past
Will soiicitand send me subscribers. The price
will DO Five Dollars, on delivery.
Subscription llsis Will DO lofi at all the towns
and public places.
march "a JAMES NOBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
TO THE CITIZENS OF
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP,

Whereas, tax has been assessed by the Trus-
tees Oft township, for The purpose OF raising
school-houses,
And whereas, there exists an urgent necessity
that said houses be built without delay,
Aud whereas. steps havo been taken by School
District No. Z, for building school house the np-
preaching summer, by voluntarily contributing
the Tax that would be justly assessed 10 each one
for three years 20 come, or so much Of said am 4
rs would DO sufficient for building said school,
houses.
II isihercfore earnestly recommended by the
undersigned trustees OF the above named Town
ship. that sifniinr steps be taken by each school
District ofthis Township, that wo may thereb y
speedily enjoy the benefit OF good school houses,
also save n considerable item In the shape OF Au-
ditors and Treasurers fees, in case the aforesaid
tax should continue to be collected by our county
Treasurer.
The course above recommended should be
adopted by the citizens OF the entire TOWNSHIP p,
we win issue an order TO have the above named
tax erased from the tax duplicate OF the county
Respectfully Submitted.
%,5. .yyIsssss Trustees.