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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

How A MoHMoN PGlrsr FcLFlLLs THE
GOLDEN RULE AND PcAys FoG his ENEMIEs.--
Said Hchcr KimbaII, who is next in power
t, Brigham Young" ! love my friends and
don't ike my enemies; but | follow the
Scripture rule and pray for them"
This was said in the presence Of Dr.. For
ucv, the new Superintendent of Indian AZ
'ar%, who compinented lleber upon his
Christian spirit, telling him he was happy to
hear that he prayed for his enemies. Ina
.ine The horror Of th good Doctor (l}ig
Mclicinc the Indians cal) when Heber adj
1el--" Yes, / pray Not they may all 90 to
|hcH! The Bible says if a man smIIe' ye'
on one check turn TO him the others
Wen, I'll turn the other cheek, but ii
man smites that LIT him lock out for d.
Of a lick himself" - :
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

ES A lady had orcason to write to ono
# her amaurcs, and used paper which wa
very highly scented. A few evenings after
ward he called 10 see her, and spoke Of hav.
ing received he billet 1ony. and of its being
50 swec'lv scented. "Ah! yes" saws She
won OUGHT 70 smell my drawc,s." The
vour~ man. of course, hu-hed. Discovering
her mi~fakc, she attempted TO recriry IT,
."Oh :" says she, meant my bureau draw
'cls.n
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

TIE MAD SroNE.-The Misses King, re-
siding in this city, have in their possession
one Of these remarkable stones, one which
has effected a multitude Of cures Of nvdro-
phobia. The mal stone resembles in form
thc kernel Of an almond. is seven-eights III
an inch long and onc-qda,ter OF an iaes,
dick Que of the principal sides is ce'' -.
and The other fat. Its color approae!ts,sss5SS
black, with the appearance Of Slight grce.N
i h iugc. In ha,dness, texture AID lustre it
resembles canal coal Ii was brou hi about
lily years ago by be uncle Of the esiimabls
Iadie8 in whose possession it now is, from
!ijnloostan, Il county whose jugglers not
nnlrequ,ully perform The feat Of suffering
10 be bitten by venom"us 'epiiIss,
and immediately thereafter extract the virus
by some irGtlib'e antiio'e in their posses
-Richn2oh Eagrirer.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
M. X Ellie Il.
MER CHANT TAILOR

" Err CH 4 T TAIL OR.
Catahola Street, nert door to the Post office, Har
sisonb'py Lc., (late Of 1rinity)
ANNOUNCES TO the citizens of Harrisonburg aid
Il vicinity, that he has permanently established in
this place for carr wing on the Merchant Tailoring bu-
sness in all its branches, aht respectfully solicits the
attention of those in want of any thing in his line,
a constant and carefully selected stock of the best
material viii always be found, and all work guatan-
tied to be done with the utmost dispatch, Of the best
material and latest style of finish.
H- PRICES MODERATE. -&y
April lith 1S5S.-4S-1Y.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
'W SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL.

\ undersigned proprietor Of the o.
EE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL, at Tii
|Altc Sulphur Springs, Catalonia Parish, La.
pntup extensive Improvements to his Hotc
the past winter, is now ready to receive com
YRLE will always be supplied with the bes,
VIII afford. Families can be accom-
4 zestth ~ !, large and comfortable rooms.
hSa:sr Is are situated in the high, open and
yas ,"ntr u thirty-live miles from Harrison
fss,,;o, WI f.nm %om Alexandria, on the pub.
tsss., /, rno 'o''' .'ra"L,5ez, Miss, to Texas, and
>aording the fines. of
ESprjngs are accessible foN
n An seasons Of the year, h..''se oF sooa
y6pAtci on the part OF the propifto eAeI''ohS
SYSe. - their
TBAR will always be well supplied witfn
fLfQJpRS and CIGARS. He has larS
M BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
Patcs of B0Gr6:
~ Meals, so cents per dav, 81, or t25 pc
u; Children and Servants, ha'f price; horse
j., e. j. II. Ward,
if3l, SO. [4,49,lyl PROPRIETOR.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
ambeat Cards.
W WATER PACKET,

BALE, Master. THos. TUCKER, Clerk.
Bartholomew, Point Pleasant, Bastrop,
City, Trenton, Monroe, Co. - -
hu Louis and all way land
Ouachita 4 Black Rivers. The Superi
ught steamer Kate Dale, viii remain
= ~ sbow tad~ during the sumspea
4g l0th ~ x
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
0ke aarrisonIs 1noepenoent.
7ccrcn EVERY y7DNESDAY EVENING.
n NIX :.

rro ro,,.ns NJ annumsin advance, OF
| Two DOLLARS and "''~' WIG '"Pse Vi
two months.
No Subscription ~. 80 1A''' ~A "'i0"is al
Advertisemepts serted at 81 per e1raie sor the
srst ;nsort;op andfty cents for each continuance,
frvS LINES or les ssonstitute sorAEE.) A lii eral
deduction made those who advertise by the yea r
and on long adve'scmehts:
For announcir canoioases Tor Far.h c.hces %5
will be charsed-or all other Offices, SO, Invariably
in advance.
jon PRrs1sfexecuted with ncatnesc anG prnc-
tualitv. Payale on delivery.
All letters ptaining to the business oi the estab
ishment to bfaddressed j. Q. A. TALlAFLRRo.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

Src1xcs IN TIE DEs ecr.-Capt. Pope,
sent ly the government to ascertain the
feasibility of establishing q series of A rte
sian wells aions the route to the Pacihc
through New Mexico, has discovered Y SER.
es of remarkable splings in the sds1~ bis Of
the desert of Llano EsIacado, the ssaked
plain. A bard grayclly road, much shorser
han the emigrant route, leads directly pm pm
three springs. Two hundred springs o. - -
pure water, some of them tbnty yatA'2-9t -9t
circumference are found within a distSsnce
of uine miles. They are not at all ah}cted
by surface rains as there is not the shghI
evidence on their banks Of their ever risqc
or falling, aud the surface drainage Is froh
lbem in all directions. In most cases The
pools are from three TO four feet in depth,
but in ONE of The larger ones The depth IS
six feet. The water is perfectly transpar-
ent, and free from impurities.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

i remarkable eprings contain Sulphur
lf6oaic Acid, Soda and Iron; containing the
fOf Brighton, AK Ia Chapelle, and Malvern
JpeyAnd Of Bladpli, BiLe Lick and Bal,ton
y proved both by chemical analy ysiS and by
,orience of hundreds Of invalds.
ID 8Sams IL HEOic2-situated on an cIeva-
ifew yards from the SPRING, has been enlarged
a1t6l for the accommodation of limileS, inva-
] tie lovers of woodland pa,timeS. L. table
kte turpasscd, and its bar is supplied With
1esst liquors. The waters in the vicinity
he 6pe5t fishing and bathing, and the region
~ b. Paradise Of Hunters
n5e. signed having this day purchased all
S titIa and interest of ncnry Evans, (he
lSrietor) in and to the above property avai's
4Hfsshis method to solicit continuance Of
xpberal patronage bestowed upon the for
ff6tor. THOS. d. EVANS.
N Ene Band Of Nssic also ads to tic House.
Ny2j, 1858. 81
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

Several editors at th- West are dispuiing
about the comparative length Of he ears cf
corn :hev have received. 1t is a pity that
they can find nothing better to boast Of than
the length Of their cars.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

TO pRgvESr TurKEys SrRAYIyG FROM
1IoIg-It was stated in conversation that
trikcys viii not leave the yard in which
thev are put, If st'ip Of red flannel ia,fiea-
around The actag. long enough to trail on the
ground. The receipt is simple and easily
lijcd, and, il effective would prove of great
benefit iu removing source OF much loss'
and annoyance 10 the turkey breeder. The
vanity Of the fowl is probably affected ~
this means, as he wouldn't wish to run "
risk Of seeing strangers with such dG
upon his dignity.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
An NTErEsrrS ASNIvERs RY.-We are
indebted 70 the Boston Daily Advertiser for
I he f,lIowino interesting "reminiscences

On the 4jh Of August, 1872 Christopher
Columbus lost sight Of he most western
highlands Of Europe, which be was not %
see again ill he returned to give to Europe
his gift of this New World. Three hundred
| ID sixty years pass away, and on the same
ua:.he noblest vessel in the New worlds
h' ny ! ;,mes in sight Of the most eastern Of
smn mu - nds of North America: and as The
oan sbo,as N she connects with the Ameri-
snd I Ame,;ca thread which gives Enrope
cslsh,a,;on Of ,b:sach other. maje~tic
dss,or At ,b. end Great hero's faithful en-
lit was made" year VI years ~''si
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

| SINGULAR CASE OF SuICiDE.--The mos
| singular case of suicide ever recorded &C
CURED in the borough Of Manchester. or
Sunday. An old man NAMED David Watt
better known as Daddy Watt" Some sixty
five year. Of age, lived in little brick house
alone. lie bad separated himself from bis
family. and had conceived some singular no
| tons about having bis house torn down, lead
ing his neighbors TO believe he was insane
| On Sunday he failed to make his appear
ance, and neighbor, going to the house
and looking in, found him lyirg on the floor,
which was covered with blood. The door
was opened and several gashes were found
in his throat, while a small penknife lay be-
side him, with blade only two inches long.
The Coroner was called in, held an inquest
on the body, and finding four deep cuts on
the left side Of bis throat, and one on the
right, the jury returned verdict Of suicide
10y cutting his throat. But the strangest
part OF the story remains TO be told. On
Monday morning, when the body was pre-
pared for burial, q nail was found driven
through bis skull on the top of his head. 1t
required a pair Of forceps and some e,ertion
of strength 10 extract i, when it was found
to be fou5penny Iathing nail, an inch and
a quarter long. The Coroner WAS informed
of lh. fact and again visited the place, in
company wilh Dr.. Dickson, who made a
borough examination Of the head. lie
found tia, the nail bad been driven ,hronsh
as i., As the head would permit, but bad
passed between the heni>pheres OF the brain,
nI|ici;ng 20 injury. The scalp show ed four
aceraiions. where Intellectual attempts bad
been made TO drive the nail. On the wall
were several NAL Ks corresponding "i'h Il g
head of the nail, showing beyond q doubt
bat he had held ihe nail with his fingers
and driven It through by repeated blows
aeain>t the wall. Ealing in eflecting his
object by this means, he had re>orted to the
kuie. This is lie most remarkable case OF
suicide that has ever come within our know
edre. and shows an amount Of nerve and de-
termination in tie scli mufoerer seldom
eotalcd.-PUsJu,q Po,t, 81.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
Hats, Caps. Etc.

Il Hats, Caps. Etc.
AT WHOLESALE.
hstantlyreceiving genera assortment
TX Fur, Cashmere w ool, Panama, Leg
Paimleaf and CampeachyHats and
Bic low, by FROST l. Co.
u 10 Magazine ST., NewOrleans.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01


A Kiss THAI lnDNr PAr.-The TOLEDO
Record gets OFF n good one in regard 10
citizen of Iowa. whose wife in his absence
had been kissed by drover while giving
glass of water. When he heard OF the out
rage he started at once in pursuit, found the
drOvcr after hard days ride aud accused
him Of the theft.
The droyer admitted the truth OF tho soft
impeacnment-said he had been long
Zine from home, was sorely tempted, and in
au unguarded moment Of frenzy purlolned
the kiss: but that he had not damaged the
woman in The smallest paricu'ar-was yer!
sorry, thought it was no matter to make a
srey, ado about, and therefore begged 70 DO
excused.
The husband finally concluded that this
was the right view of The matter, and agreed
TO settle it upon the receipt of IS for his
DAYS ride. This being satisfactory, the dro-
yeI handed over $40 bill and reesyed 80 IN
change. But when The aggriesed Benedict
returned home anil consulted bis detector ne
found the bill a counterfeit. lie found ne
h,d suffered the indign'y of having his wife
kissed by ''nasty droyer," passed one day
in the saddle and lost 50, ard coavhtaadta'
that it didn't. pay.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01
HlTE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

1NI9H VF NAI AIiVU LA, Ia,
sNdin the healthful Pine Woods O.
~ Littie River and Cat4houla Lake, h.ly.,
Isa Acces5ible at all times by good Carra e
!, ~ tom Alexandria
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01


well known editor Of the New Orlean]
ayaae, in a letter to that paper, frc7A
plantation in New Braunfels, Texas, writk
Your regular fi'es of papers, from ar
quarters of Texas, have doubtless Kept you
we'll posted up as to tie prospect for crops
in the State; we shall have. an abundance
and to spare this fall. The wheat crop is al
ready of course gathered, and the yield has
been immense. The corn crop-much even
Of the second planting, which was put in
the ground after the grasshoppers had lst
is as good as made, and again the yisld
will be great. Cotton looks well in every
quarter, and from the sugar-gr growing sections
we have no other than the most flalteriag
accounts. OF peaches and MELONS we have
enough for all creation our stock OF all
kinds-cattle, horses and sheep-is fairly
rolling in fat; wild grapes, plums and cher
ries may be gathered in profason unknown
in other countries {; of sweet potatoes, tosns.
los, cabbags and other vegetables we are
raising all that We can eat, and om entire
population is more than hopeful; it's joy
Gus. Gov. Eunnels can afford 10 giye us
two ,hanksgiviugs this year; We cant get
through in one day.5 There's balm IN
Texas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
sVVEyxIFF,s sAL13.

DY VIRTUE OF ali Execution tome directed
ID from The Court of Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, | Will offer for sale on The door Of
The CouIt House in Pomeroy, ntl 1 o'clock,
A. NJ. on Saturday, tho 4th day otSeptember,
ls5s, the following described lands. to-wt;
situated in Columbia township, Meigs cohn
ty, aud bounded and described as follows;
Reyinnin. ot the south east correI of fracliUn
No. 6, thence north forty-three chains and
fifty links; thence west lorty-hVe and hall
rocs; thence north thirty two rods; thence
.twenlv-iIine. east forty chains and thirty fv e
links TO the place of beginning containing
sixty FIVE acres and forty-four rods, mere or
e S, and sold as the property oi Adam brat
Ton. at the sui, Of k. b. wilson appraised
S773 60. ]. V. SMITH, S. NJ. @.
July6, IS59-r6-S3.o 90.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
Maps.

We have examined "The Nap Of oar
Country" and think it the best we have
seen. 1t is nearly sixfeet square, and has
the very latest discoveries and changes
distinctly marked out. 1t embraces the
United States, Canada, and the British and
Russian possessions in America, together
with Mexico, the Central Amesican States,
and the West India Islands-in fact, all
North America. The various sub-divis-
ions are given with great accuracy, and
most beautifully colored. Each county in
the United States is delineated, and the
population marked upon it's face. AL II.
X. and other improvements are laid down
with accuracy. 1t is,in fact, "map of ou'
country" cot up in the very best style oI
the art, end includes the very latest infor-
alton. We think no family who may see
this beautiful and useful map, can wei
consent to do without it,
Mr.. A. w. Hayden, the gentlemanll
Agent for this part of the State, will cal
upon our citizens, and give them an op
porluniry to procure the work if they de
sire it. Mr.. Hayden is an old friend o
ours, and we most cordially commend hin
and his enterprise to all our-citizens, ant
for the interest of all parties, we hope M
NAV NEE. with the success which the rea
merits Of his map deserves.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
WOOL CARDlrIC1.

isaac KiNNEMAN IS. James Hood ct al
/ In Court of Common Pleas of MelgS coun-
iE--In partition-By virtue of an order of the
Court of Common Pleas Of the county OF Melg@,
in the State OF Ohio, to me directed, Will oI.
fer for sale at public outcry, at the door OF
the Court House in Pomeroy, IN sad co nnty'
at O. clock, z. NJ, on Saturday he l4th day
of August next, the following real estate,
situated in the township Of Chester IN sa'u
county Of Meigs, to-wt: All of the 262 acre
lot No. So, id township No. 3, III Range NO:
~, except so much thereof as vas conveyed
nv William Hood to James Hood, by deed, OF
the date Of December oath, 1915, recorded IN
volume l6, page 44S-9, of the records OF deed ,
SC, in MD county, and which excepted part
| is described thus: Beginning at the Soulh-
west corner of said 262 acre lot, thence north
! to 60 rods on the west line OF said lot; thence
east l44 rods; thence south co rods to SCUM
| line If said lot; thence west TO place oi be
! ginning. The said premises will be sold SUB
| ect to the dover estate OF Nancy HOOD, thele-
| in, and on the foll:wing terms: One-lhIrd
! in hand, one third in one year, and the re
! naming third - two years from Sale' WIN III
terest on the deferred payments payment 10
be secured b, mortgage on premises.
! July 6-S4, 60-w3 j. V. SMITH, ,. VI. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
By JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS.
Illustrated with six zine FngravingS.
One TO(u1Re, l2mo. $50 PIP. 81.

THIS work viii portray, with eminent
ability, the crimes committed by our Govern
men against the Maroons who fled from SOUTH
Carolina and other Slaves States, seeking pro-
tc ction under Spanish laws. 1t VIII also
show the bad faith exercised toward the IN
dams of Florida, aud be found TO present n
true view Of the long fought FLORIDA NAh-
The object of the work is to operate upon
the political morality of the country, by cal
ling forth the sympathies and moral feelings
Of the people; and its condemnation OF lhe
tyranny OF the Executive and It's supporters,
! should commend il to the attention Of every
! American citizen.
! The Icing and distinguished services; high
nersonal character, and know ability OF the
writer, will be a sufficient guaranty OF It's
merits
l.. Fl. Sibley, Of Racine, is ,he only author
! lied Agent for this work in MeigS County,
lie has engaged his brother, b. f. Sibley, tc
canvass the county, which will be commenced
immediately, thereby wing the eh'ite com
munity an early opportunity to procure th'
| ,rorl 3O-2t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
Meigs County Educational AssO
citation.

C1iaIAOn.
The above body was in session at Ra-
cine from Monday until last Friday eve
ming. Other business prevented our
attendance. But from all quarters we
hear of it as triumphant success. Some
seventy Teachers were present from differ
ent parts of the county. Pres. }. w.
Andrews, D. D. and Prof. j. Kendrick, OF
Marietta, were in attendance, contributing
largely by their able lectures, to the pros
perity of the meeting. Prof. K. Allyn,
A. NJ, of Athens, conducted the exercises
of the session with an ability which gave
the most complete satisfaction to ALL
Pres. Andrews and Prof. Allyn, also de-
livered two public evening Lectures, each
which are spoken of in terms of the high
est commendation. In short, the pertec
triumph of this first attempt at holding
Teachers Institute in Meigs County, clear
Ily demonstrates the false prophecy o
those who predicted it's present or ultimat
failure.
We cannot close without corgratulatin
the Teachers of our County, for the enter
prise and energy shown in this attempt
a more thorough self-qualifcation for tn
important position which they occupy
the instructors of the youth of our Count,
, May their first triumph be but preSG.
} of that which is to come
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

LADIES HOME MAGAZINE We have
received the August number OF this popu-
lar and Interesting Monthly. Cinderella"
most splendid engraving graces the hrst
page, and a colorcd fashion plnte the sec
ond. With I. S. Arthur and Virginia
f. Townsend as editors, the work needs
no other endorsement. These writer's are
admired wherever known, and are known
wherever q pure literature is appreciated
The name Of rs. Arthur, has become a
household word" in the lowly cabin as
we'll as in the palace. Wherever his writings
found their way, the fortunate and happy
have been made more joyful. and the
tempted, the sorrowing, and the sinful
even, have been strengthened, comtorted,
and won TO better life. We know o
nothing in the Magazine line that we
could more cordially commend. Phila
delphia. Terms, $500.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

nESee the card of Isaac Falier IN
another column. Our subscription list is
rapidly increasing, and our readers VIII
naturally look to it for the names, &c,, oi
persons with whom to trade. We were
somewhat surprised to see, on looking
over the advertisements, that there has
been but one place in town where grocer
les could be obtained. II. Frank has here
tofore monopolized the business. The
trade will, hereafter, be divided between
him and Faller. They will, no doubt, d
a heavy business.
We see that there are three houses IN tn
drv goods and clotking business, viz; y
Branch g. Co., II. II. Swallow, and Don
: nally & Jennings. See their respectlv
cards. We shall examine the advertiser
columns of the Telegraph weekly her
after. and if we frd that there are othe
in business we will promptly notify OF
readers Of the fact.
There are several other establishment
g as will be seen by reference to their respe'
u We cards, which we have not time to Il
y tice more particularly this week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
SIlERlFF'S SALE.

DY Virtue of u fourth execution to me direct
Ded from the Court Of CoumUn PlC1S OF Alc'rS
County, | viii offer for sale at the door at the
Courthouse in Pomcruy at 10 O'clock \. ~.
IN Satardav the 18th day of september, lS5",
Ihc following described lands. tn'wlt: Begin
ming at :he center of Mil street, III PHGr-
VILE, in Mcigs County, II rods south trunl
he south west corner of land owned hy -.
TownSeud; thence east - rods thcHcC SpnI n
II rods: then west IL RODS; thence north 2l
rods tn the place of beginning. Containing
and one hundred aud twenty eight one nun
dred sIEtICth acres, being part OF section l6,
IN Sciplo township, and sold rs the property
Of Benjamin r. Dyke. Appraised at &j0h.Uu.
LmlN G-mh-S:i 90 j. V. SMLl Il. S. ". G
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
For lhe MsIss County 1eleernph.
RACINE, Ohio, Aug. 6, so.


Mr.. EDITORIALS it may be of some
interest to the readers OF the Telegraph,
in Meigs County, to know how soon the
Bridges will be rebuilt, which were de-
s:royed By the freshet in May last, l have
concluded to give some account OF the
matter so fat as it relates to the district OF
territory assigned to me.
Those who read your paper will remem'
Der that gave notice that on the gath o.
July, would be ut the place for rebuilding
the bridge across Thomas Fork, on the
road that leads from Middleport to Rut
land, to receive "bds" for the job A
the appointed time | was on the ground
but as there was but little interest mani
fcsed-there only being two bidders pres
cnt-I concluded to leave the matter opeI
until the 3lst inst.
In the meantime, however, information
which l received, led me to the conclusion
that change of location would be de
manded by the public good ; but upon
close inspection of the condition of thing
/ fraIly determined that the bridg
should be built at the old place. Ac
cordingly, on the 3lst, 1 was again at tn
place Of building, and publicly sold tn
lob to the lowest bidder.
The bidding was started by Mr.. Hoi
for Mr.. Bingham, at $4o0, and the %
was finally "knocked Off to Mr.. II. HArI
old, of Letart, at three hundred an
twenty live dollars.
In conclusion, will say that from pei
sonal knowledge of Mr.. Harpold as ma
and as ''bridge builder" have no dout
that the public will have q good bridge
travel over, at the place OF which we al
speaking, on or before the first of Septen
Der next. ). IL. ELLIS.