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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

COUGH ,kLIXlK--Fer Pslmanary Dis.
~ ease In IT. n snt etaee, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs OAV COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other 1sdy that has been offered to
slue does not profess to eradicate ell diseases, Of
whatever nature, with which humanity may be Af.
foted does the proprietor declare Il to be the
ONLY cuRE for palm onarv diseases but from the
putstou IL has acquired sor ITSELF and that too With
out "pufas" with those who have used IL, and from
the great number Of certificates of residents of Rich
mond who have been bene fitted and cured by Its use,
sed that the afflicted cannot 1t without reeeiv-
ing great benefit from its healing and curative pow
ers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett h Beers
Alex. Duvel, Patterson Il Jackson, Chss Misp7ush,
e. Picot, A. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale. nv IL
VIRGINIA WORM KILLkK...Couniry
merchs ants and others sheud not forget to supply
themselves with this popular aud unfailfng Worm
Destroyer 1t 10 the best preparation in use, being
Try it. Ii can be had Of the agents, PUkC Ed,
LADD CO., BENNETT. BEERS l. Fisher,
ard Drr . a ats sensrnllv an i3
ID EAIOVAL.--Dr. PLUMB has removed
HI his Office to the third house. South OF Trinity
Church. South side aud about one hundred yards De-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues TO treat
ell syphlitic and gonor1h 9sl complaints and having
had practice in this line fatters himself that he
can give very general satsfaston. sail from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. p also makes and vends one OF tho best resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract OF French flowers for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the pubs
DR.. T. may be consulted eophdentsliy by letter,
or otherwise Medicines securely packed ana SEN
to oder, in almost any direetion; ,u-
once hours from A. M, till r. ~. IrsnkHn
sire near the Exshsngs Hotel, Richmond sisy,
Va NO IL
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EIlt tthiohD Is IL A. A. AN ID Il II A =
IA FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDE
MANUFACTURE1-No US Main str est, betws
9th and 9Th, west sde.-The subscriber nss for
800 Crates, Tenders aud Summer Pieces. embrscir ;
loo different kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates
10 order, wholesale and retail. Northern prices
Crates, Bells &c neatly packed and forwarded to
any part of the State Also, Bells and Brass Casting
made to order and oil kinds Of repairing done at tt
shortest notice.
Ic m
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DkNITKNTIAKYs OF VIaGIN.iss.a.

ID n II k MI x ffUF SIuUfN'
l. Manufastnred a. this Institution, and so'a 'hI
and At the AGENTS Store, fo n Psaxt street, sn'
foiowipg articiea at reduced prices, 10 WIZ.
Boots, shoep and Brosaes
Women Children and servants SHOES
Wagon and Cart Harness of every Description
Maehina Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts, Dfsys and WheeIbarrowa
Wsrdrobes, Safes, sc
Striped and Plaid Cottots.
Ke,ssYs and Linssss, for plantation hands.
Ready Made Clol hing far sefvanss.
Most Of the above articles on hand, AMI Tor SAFE
will bs made or repaired, or other jsb worn don'
order on short notice for cash. or to panstaa1
TONERS only, on short time A
Orders frcm the eountry, with sstisfsetory Es
COS, promptly attended to- aaasss,s s,xut
len Assas and stsfsksspsf We, rssissss
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LkNRY kXALL. a RCHlTECT,
III RICHMON VA
fnpPnsIrk TIE AMERICAN HnrEIl

IL RIG MoND, VA,
Opposite TIE AMERICAN HorEL.)
= CLoPToN, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH Architect
Oswald HElNhlCH, Mining Engineer and
Is prepared to furnish Desgns with Plan. and t,,t
Working drawings for But dngs of every descrio.ior
including Mills, uufsstuEins Establishments an
Machinery OF all kinds, with Specification E.,t
mates and Contracts completes and to sunsr,ntsns
the construction of the same.
will pay psTsenIar as.sntioa to laying and
WATERING PLACES, as well a. Public or rrivsls
Grounds.
He il also prepared to survey and locate all hind.
Of Roads snd Canals, and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty yearshexperience in his
business and with the best corps Of Assistants sFsr
in Office Ia ths State he feels confident that he
csn give entire satisfaction TO all who may entruss
their work to his care. And while returning thanks
to those who h.ve heretofore bestowed so liberal
patronage upon him, he respectfully solict:s eon.i
tinusnos of the same from them and she public gsas
rally.
He respectfully refers to
VIM. II. Mscfarlsnd,
VIM. II. Haxali,
Jas II. Gardner, Skishmons.
Bacon l. Baskerville,
Lewis Webb Son,
M Nswi' ! p s haE.dsi Amsli.
W. Mn. N sta msIsUn' soo.hland.
VIM. s. Fontaine, King William.
DR. Price. Hanover
W. T. sutherlin, Danville
Geo Boiling, Petersburg.
Jno E. Mcdaniel Lyuchburs
Thos J. Boyd, Wytheville.
Geo. @ CuFle, Lynchburg.
Andrew Beirne, Union
Proprietors of tho Sweet Springs.
Montg onerY White suIpha.
Springs
4" T" RochbGIdse Alum sprRgs
Jas. D. Davidson, Lexington.
Col. Crozet. State Engineer. my 2-s
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MOTTO E Notwithstanding, being en-
~ gagged in the LUMsER business. continue to
manufacture SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of TIE
best materials and workmanship, at low prices and
upon liberal terms.
have large stock of ready made 8xl0. l0xl2 and
l0xl4 Sash and Blinds to suit
GLAZING neatly and promptly executed.
Orders by mail or in person will receive lmmed1-
ate attention. Thankful for psst favors mcst re-
spectfulty solicit a continuance of the same. Fac
tory near Haxalls Mills
js Him" ISAAC }. mfkGEk
ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM AND snEK-
L Eff The subscriber il prepared to furnish ICE
CREAM and sHEReET. of Lemon. Vanilla and
strawberry favors at 80 cents per quart 81 70 per
gallon, or 6 81 by larger quantities. Families or
others supplied by the plate or larger quantity day
| or night, at JOIN j. KlCHAhDsoNe,
Corner iSth and Gary streets.
N -WeGdng, Picnic, or other Party CAKES
made to order ana ornamentsd in the highest style
of the art. 1e t9---lm
STEAM IRON WORKS, 356 Main list.
- ncRr seventh subscriber 10 pre-
| pared with increased facilities, to manufacture ell
kinds of IRON WORK, fuch as IRON RAILING,
VERANDAHs. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GhATINGs, SC, de. GRAFT E and
TENDERS, and all kiad of House Work, and Job
bling done reasonable terms.
~ Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots Railing. &C., for the country, DO
N ade to be easily put up. call solicited
NH 14---6m GEO .. LOWNEs.
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NOTlCE To COUNTRY NJ EhChA:Ns
~ AND THE CITY TRADE Having a.s ss1a
tinusd our Evening ssles ,ss b s af vsiy
Sssyy stock of Watches and Jswsiry remsinint IN
Ia A. very low prices in order that we may oeanae
sSu. saIa, az soon possible Country tref-
bsnts and the citizens generally are Invited TO az
am De our stock. LAnos
an 27--fs - @Nee se1e-
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NT11TICk As Trustee OF Neison OF:
~ fer for sale one u horse Power Ensine aud
Ro,Isr: one Daniels Planer, and Brick Building.
vs. oh has been used as bisehsmth's chop In Ia
haiSins there must te at least IS coo bricks. A.
one wishing 20 purchase. will Ind me over A. BE l
hers Drns store, Main street
c. mutt sssin request all persons indeetes l
Nel.op 4 Mot or r. Nelson TO call aud settle d
accounts, rs l an particularly anxious TO eiesats
business WIN. Il. fLEASANts,
4. GO Sset. Trustee.
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Losses paid in Virginia, over @l5O0oo
This Company maaes annual dividends, aud pays
them to the insured while living No Company af-
lords more security or ADVANTAGES to the injured
B. w. KNOWLES, Aren't. =
NJ B-SLAVES insured Ia the A!oenarle Insu.
rance Company for ono or year..
ia 5-dlm r. w. X. Agent.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-15

We have ALWAYS been inclined to receive with doubt
the accoun Of wonderful cures desperate cases with
which the proprietors Of patent medicines
toned TO garnish their advertisements but the effects
produced by the Scandinavian Remedies Of this disn
gushed Swede are notorious. aud amply verified
by direct personal testimony to put doubt and
pcion out Of the question. The reported by
the patients themtelves, comprehend
plants. dyspepsia billions di4orers. fits, rheumatism
and almost every species OF disease affecting the
ach the skin. and the organs OF respiration. Under
these circumstances have objection to giving
such important fact' publicity in our columns. Ham
let says, There is in heaven and earth than il
dreamed of in your philosophy" and every day
vinccs that the science of medicine is not the excu
sive property Of " the faculty" DIR. Roback has
quired fame aud fortune 10y his successful treatment of
disense and his Blood Purifier and Blood PiI in
general demand. See Advertisement
ilnl
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A Voice from yirginin.

CABIN Point, Surrey Co., va.
DR.. SETH s. HAScE IL was in Baltimore in April,
1854. and from paper received of yours induced
to buy box of your pills recommended sovereign
cure for the Epleptic Fits. At that time Of my
had been afflicted with fits about Il years.
When reaching home, commenced with the pills
OOrding directions do not think she has had one
since. My wife though, is somewhat induced to he
eve she may have had one only. Enclosed YOU will
find FIVE dollars for which You win please forward me
two boxes. / suppose you forward them by mail.
Your compliance will oblige me. ours respectfully.
NJ. p. SLEDCE.
DR.. Hance's Epieptic Pills also a sovereign rem
edy for modification uf nervous diseases. The
sufferer whether tormented by the acute ply
steal agony Of neuralgia ticdoloreuI ordinary head
ache, afflicted with terrors, weakened BY periud
cal fits threatened with paralysis borne down and dis
prited by that terrible lassitude which proceeds from
lack of energy experiencing any other pnin
or disability arising from the unnatural condition the
wonderful machinery which connects every member
with the of sensation, motion and thought
derives immediate benefit from the of those Pills
which at Gains nvgoraes and regulates the shat
tered nervous organization.
Sent any part of the country by mail free OF post
age. Address Seth s. Hanc l03 Baltimore street Bal
timore, Md Price one box, 50 two, So twelve, $24,
ianl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The COurt of Common Pleas, Wood county.
William McKim Plaintiff, vs.. Robert Mckim IIaslett
Mckim, John II. McKim. Ann MeKim, Susan Mex.
Gordon, William Mex. Gordon. Aksznder Gordon,
Alexander Il. Gordon. Def ndants.
THE defendants will take notice that the plaintiff has
Il fled petition in the of common lea' Of
Wood county. Ohio to obtain partition OF the follow.
ing real estate The south half Of the north quar-
ter OF section twenty nine (29) of township five 5 ",
OF range ten lOl containing go ncres; and the south
half Of the sonth west quarter of section thirty
(33l Of township six (t) north of range eleven,
tanning 30 acres NIL in Wood county. Ohio in the fol-
lowing proportion: To William McKim one fifth part
Robert Mckiin one fifth part Haslet McRim one-frtl
part John n. Mclilm one-6fth part, and TO Susan
McR. Gordon, William Nick. Gordon and Alexander
Gordon one-ffth that the last mentioned three
are minors, and Alexander d. Gordon is their guard
an also to assign dover TO Ann McKim, widow nf
Isaac McKim. deed. in division Of said real
estate not be made without manifest injury then
for order TO sell the and that said petition will
be heard at the February Feb 40 1857 Of said
court. MURRAY & DODGE, Atty's Of plfT.
Jan. *. IS57--.liiwGS4
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Delinaucnt Tax Sales.

The aggregate amount Of taxes for which
lands we're advertised for sale on Monday last,
wa. about $4,000; but ere the day of sale
arrived, most Of the lands were redeemed by
the owners, leaving to be sold only enough
10 yield the county about 81, 400. This speaks
we'll for our people, and serves at the same
time to convince them that they can pay their
taxes when they determine to do 1t. Ho"
much better it would be if this determination
was formed at the proper time, when it would
save the enormous penalty which the law re-
ouires if it is neglected.
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The Last Days of Grace for Tax
Paying.

The law makes it the duty Of the County
Treasurer to settle with the' County Auditor
on or before the 18Th of January, annually
We learn from Mr.. Spnk that he will com
mence on Monday, the 10 h inst, returning
the Lands and Town Lots on which the taxes
have not been pli1. as Delin7asntj but that
h, will continue to receiveths taxes thereon
until the 24:h inst, after which time " the
books will be Closed" The Treasurer and Au
ditor are disposed to favor tax payers to the
utmost ex ent of their ability, but there are
bounds beyond which they cannot go, how
ever strong their inclination to favor the Peo-
ple may be.
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A,toni,hing cure win ONLY One nottle.

JOS. 3. HALL + Co, saw:
PREsQUE IsLE, Aroostook CO., Me-, April "a. 1851
a. We herewith send you a certificate of per-
formed by the use of only one bottle of the German
Bitters; think Mr.. Clark to be man of Teracity,
and have no doubt of the truth Of his stcry."
Messrs Jos. B. Hall & Co.--Gentencn--In answer
to your inquiries will that my daughter. aged
about IL years has been complaining of pain in her
side for six years. and about the first of Janu-
airy last taken down and confined TO her bed The
pain in her side very severe besides being roub
lei with pains between her shoulders end her breast
From reading number of cures performed by Hoof-
lands German Biters" induced to try it in her
case and sent to your and purchased botHt
She had taken it hut few days when she began i'm
prove and now, after taking only bottle. she is
oyng better health than she has for years She feels
pain in her side in any part of her body, and at
tributes her cure entirely to the German Biters.
Salmon Brook. Aroostook Co Ne. WM. CLARK.
See Adjustment. janl
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Wood County Probate Courf. Petit
ton 10 sell I.nlA1l --..-...l

Frederick D. Doty Eexecutor of the last will of John
MAYS, decd, vs.. Oliver Mays, Rachel Mays,
Andrew Mays, VIM. Stilley and Ann stey.
THE said Oliver Mays. Rachel Mays, and Andreu
l. Mays. of the state of Illinois, and William Stilley
and Ann Stley, Of the slte of WiscoL sin. heirs and
equal representatives of John MAYS. deceased wi take
notice that the 3lst ds De enber, 55G, te sad
executor filed his petition in said court of Probate OF
Wood county the object and prayer Of said petition
to obtain order the 2is day of Iaaaary 1857. TO
sell the real estate OF said john Mays deceased paw
the debts Of said decedent to wit The norri end OF
the west half of the south quarter of See 30
r. containing GO acres the being the farm on
which said John Mays resided at the time Of his de-
Said petition will be for he nrng Jan "a 1887
at the Office of the Probate Judge. In Perrysburg. D.
FREDERICK d. DOTYr Exr. o, John Mays.
PRICE L JEFFERSON. Attys.
. Jan. |, la57--3Iw4S2. SIS - .. ... "..
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Chinese Sugar Cane.

As many persons will probaly try the e1-
pertinent Of raising this plant, which promis-
es rich return to the cultivator, we give be-
low the proper directions for its culture
Cultivate as broom corn. Plant in hills
3 feet By . feet apart. with ten seeds in hill,
and reduce each iill to six stalks at the first
hocing but do TO. plant in the vicinity OF
Dourah corn, chocolate corn, nor broom corn
as it mixes freely with these plants and will
render the seed unit for planting.
Hon Il Mott has furnished George Pow
ers. L O., with few packages of this seed
Cor distribution among the members of the
Agricultural So;iety. Those prepared to give
it fir trinl, should call s0oa sad get the
sCel
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
N.uTI ~ 'olmoutileas wood countf bhto.
Bella NJ. Bennett. vs.. Jesse H. Mitchell.

Court nj CommUWrleas Wood county Ohio.
Bella ". Bennett. vs.. jesse H. Mitchell, ..r..
ESsE Il. Mitchell Of the state cf pepsy ylyania win
- take notice that BeIa NJ Bennett did on ihe 18th
day Of hnvemhcI 1870 file lis petition in tbs and
court Of crmmun Pleas Of Wood county Ohio, agaiust
the said jesse a. Mitchell defendant. setting forth that
on the 2ith day of January 1854. the said Mitchell
tered into verbal contract with the said Bennett 10
sell and then and there did sell 10 said bennett for
consideration then and there paid the east half Of tho
north-west quarter Of section IS owasp four north
OF range nine containing ~ acres Of land in Wood
county Ohio, tie fec Of said land then being In the
said Mitchell md that by the terms Of said contract,
said Mitchell was to convey to said Bennett all his
right title and interest by deed Of quit claim to- and in
said land. The object and prayer Of said petition IL
that sid Mitchell be required aud compelled by sad
court to convey the said land above dcscrned accord
ing to the stpuatons of the cantract 80 made hy the
parties The said defendant is further notified that
snd petition will he for hearing the next tie rmof said
court aud that unless he the by the first
Monday of February, 1857 said peton will he taken
as confessed and decree rendered rcordirgly.-
~ PRicE JErVRRsoS dtty's ofpif.
Dac 4 .'.~ .. I'D. .r|
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SnERIFlE1S M SN-


Ewing Carter & Co W. Daniel Wurtz. ct al.
BY virtue of execution to directed aad deliver
ed from the court OF Common Pleas of Hancock
y. Ohio in the above case viii offer for sale at the
residence of Daniel wurtz, in Plain Township. Wood
county, Ohio, Ut.
-.rar... On Tuesday. January goth. lsI7, .
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. W. aud Oclock r.
Of said day the following personal property. wi
One lot corn in ear in crib. supposed TO be 200 bush
els 20 shocks corn in field unhusked white hogs;
! white pigs 3 ploughs; two horse wagons I two
horse buggy cream colored mare supposed 10 years
old; black colt, white stripe in face year old
bay colt, 2years old with small white spot end
Of the nose both hind e white red and white steers
year old; lred heier and brown heifer, each |
year olaf red and white heier. year old red and
white he!tcr, years old white spot rump three
year old red and white hefer white spot on rump
deep red heifer. years old red and white cow g
years old red ST. er with white spot forehead
years old spotted red and white COW, II years old ;
dee red COW. years old red hefer calf and red
and white heller calf; red and white bull calf also
Is acres of wheat on the ground sown this fall and rs
acres of rye on the ground this fall taken in
ecuton the property of Daniel Wurrz the suit of
Ewing Carten 4 Co. Terms of sale cash.
.. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MrRRAT, Atty.
La = E,-TA
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PRICE JEFFERSON, Atty's,
Dec. %. lSj6--;i3W sass


SUuueT,
vs. HELEN Suuder ct al.
Petition to sell land.
ITO Eliza FauEaLer and Lewis Fauhabsr, YOU are
L hereby Informed that the 18Th dIy 0f December
A. d. 1856 fIed petition il the Probate Court of
Wood county, Ohio, the object and prayer of which
petition to obtain order for the assignment of the
dover Of HELEN Sou,er the widow Of said John Sou
der deceased and for the sale of the following real es
late, Of which the said John Souder died seized or so
much thereof may be necessary to pay the debts OF
said deceased to witt the OF in-lot No 242 in the
town Of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio out lot No
2Gj, in said town Of Perryshurg and the west par of
the north east quarter of section four township four
United States Reserve in said county of Wood Said
petition will he for hearing the Both day of Janua
ry \. D. 1867, o'clock 2. NJ. or 81 soon there
after counsel be heard. }. II. REID,
Exr. Of the estate of John Sou der decd
Decemlar IS5r-alw44
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BoTTS,
OF VIRGINIA
Richmond July 9th 1885.
Messrs. WA. BErns & Go.

Messrs- WA BEEns & Co.
Gentlemen --Considerutons Of duty to the afflicted
alone prompt me to send you this voluntary testmoni-
al to the great vaIne of CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
for that almost incurable disease, Scrofua.
Without being disposed. deeming it necessary to
go into the particulars of the case can say that the
astonishing results that have been produced by that
medicine, on a member of my family, and under
my own observation and superintendent, after the
skill Of the best physicians had been exhausted and all
the usnaI lies had failed, fully justify in
commenting its uss 70 all who may be suffering from
that dreadful maady ....
do not mean TO say thatt is adopted to an consti-
tutions that il will afford the relief in all
for. of course, | can know nothing about that--but
from what have of the effects would not hesi
it in any and every Of Scrofuln. with
persons for whom felt an interest, over whom |
could exercise influence control.
Respectfully yours, JNO. VI. BOTTS.
iauI
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Sheriff Shle.

Wood Common Pleas.
Hiram Kyes ct. al. Asa Fair ct. al
DY virtue of an execution to directed and denver-
IL ed from the court of Common Pleas Of Wood eoun-
IT, Ohio. will offer for sale the door OF the court
house in Perrysburg.
On Saturday. February 81, 1857,
between the hours of and Of EsFd day. the follow
ing lands and tenements. in Wood county, The north
half of the east half of the south quarter Of
tion number one % township number five 81 north Of
range number twelve (l2) east. containing ~
more or less the having been taken in execution
by the property of said defendant at suit of said
plaintiff. e. W. NORTON, Sheriff
MURRAY DoDGE Atty's for Plf.
Jan. 10, lS51--36w6S3 %
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rINO George Lewis, Jacob Hart, Thomas Buqh Isaac
Il Martin. Ell Wright, Francis Muzzy. Asa Hutrhu-
SON George Dawes ndrew Morehouse SSlvanus More
house. Francis limerick. Nm. Miller, Thomas Tayl r.
described ditch YOU are hereby mortified that the trIs
tees Of Milton township will at the house ofqon
c. Lewis in said Milton township, tbs frA day of
February, SJ7. and from thence proosed to view aud
locate ditch, beginning the s. W corner Of see.
81. in Milton Township and follow the ehanne el Of
swail where it strikes the township line between
Milton and Weston townships near the n. W. corner
of section 2 then and there proceed TO aportion the
labor and expenses of op0ning said ditch the pare
interested, according to law. JOHN C. LEWIS, Ptn'r.
Ian, l. lsJ6--34wGN ..'Ht-