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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

SOMETHING TO WEAR AT
ROYSE q ELVE SONS,
A 7 O small advance o prime cost
~ Overcoats at very low prices:
Business Goats Of every Variety
Dress and FrOck Goats 10 suit the times;
Pantaloons and Vests Of every grade;
Boys and Youths Clothing very low prices
Shirts and Under Clothing of all kinds,
With every description Of Furnishing Goods, at the very leWss
prices. deel-h
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LAND ron SALE.

VI VIE subscriber offers for sale seventy land On lie
u Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles from Nashville ad
joining the tact which be resides and lands Of Capt John
Jones' Tie land q equal 70 the best with abundoncs Of excel
snti never iIng water, With The beautiful buin4
y 10 qognEg and IN he uidI q he finest ueighboyhod %
A9Etaaa ap1A RAIsANEEL RAxzRR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
IN CASES Fine Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson,
0htB Block Teas
50 boxes Star Candles, 30 = do, 30 4 do;
10 do Shillito's Palm Soap
Is cases Hills Fancy and 10 cases Castillo Soap;
5 do Transparent Balls!
10 boxes varegated Soap;
20 do Pearl Starch;
S casks sup carb. SOda-purc article;
80 hhds prime and choice New Orleans Sugars:
90 hbls extra filtered Molasses;
10 half bbls Sugar House do
so fine Virginia Tobacc0-assorted brSfds;
10000 Cigars-assOrted brands
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets;
And many other articles in the Grocery line.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
ap4 MOI College, three North Of Spring street.
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Eve HUNDRED

FLATS, for Misses and Children; BY ex-
press this day. English Straw and Hair B0nnets;
with three hundrel yards White Silk Fringe, and
White Leghorn Hats. Great bargains to Close out
Summer Goods
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
(sUccEssORs TO JOHNSON, HORNE & co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and Market Nash
VILE Tennessee will devote particular attention all business
entrusted 0 o them. julys-d.
DANK OF ASE9EELLE.--We have complete
4 D stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
SALT, WHIsKEY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brands, &c, with Bale Rope Begging,
and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills all Of which viii sci at
able Bank Of Nashville Notes, for certified checks OF
deposit.
We have also some desirable city and Edgeheh property which
will dispose Of aEqab in the way, Apply 70
ec2 EIsHARl WHEEl8s E 90,
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w. M. HARGRAVE,
TORACCO lIANUPArTORV.

ROESE SIGN, AND ORKANEEEAL PALYZER,
BROAD STREET,
spL EFT N,zHvILlz. TErz.
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GREFFENBERG MEDICINES.
AN receiving fresh supply Of the above popular medi
and will furnish them wholesale retail the Fur.
Of Messs. Patterson Fireman. College street.
where am for the present located.
have hand the Grfenberg Manual Of Health, and the
Health Almanac for lS55,
iUne2 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
TNRUIT CANS.--saye your fruit. The celebrated Screw
Fruit Cans, generally acknowledged to b. the best
Call B. s. Wer Store, who manufacturing the arti
them to be made Of good GOOD
workmanship. Call soon you want to be supplied.
msy3o-2a B. S. WELLER No. 50 broadway.
''LeftWick Tobacco"
LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing Tobacco
manufactured by Col Aug. LefWck, Lynchburg, is on
for by Morris Satt0n agents for Tennes
Merchants would do we'll to get this and are offer
ing it very low. nayI3-tf
SIX HORSE STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
with or Without boiler at Wonden Co.'s Machine Shop,
C6sgTy Egss, the doors south Of Broad greet, Unsl,
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4 'II P1T'TERsON & FREEMAN 4 1 I.rE''A

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. IA, COLLEGE STREET.
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.SETs IANIARY -.

TNCORPORALED 1s19--Charter perpetual. Cash
Capital slO00OOO. Absolute and unimPaiTe with surplus
Of sjO67 $, and the prestige Of 3 success and eerience
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VTXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.--We are just in
ceipt of 500 bags hblf bags, Huntsville Flour which
Offering to the city trade 50 per bag This brand is
stanty increasing in favor and gives perfect satisfaction where
We that it will be found Of uniform
quality and particularly invite the Retail Trade trial
april25 FREEMAN BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.
TTNEHIS Band is fully organized with twelve In an
struments, and its members fatter themselves 81
that they prepared furnish good Music any
Band In the State. They respectfully call the attention
Of Aas0ns Fellows, and other societies. well as private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music Professions
Celebrations, &c Their terms shall be moderate Address,
J. P. BARTHBLL, sec'y, or
y. P. CHAMP.
p. S-PRoF. BOSNING'S QUADTILLB BAND Is PREPARED
70 make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties &c on vusy
reasonable terms. Address a above. lan12-d1y.
WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE FOR CASH.
SUGAR; Matches Soap;
- Coffee Cedar Buckets:
MOlss5es Painted Buckets;
Golden Syrup; Soda, Pepper, Spice;
Star Candies; Ginger, Bed Cords;
TalloW Candles; Wrapping Paper-assorted:
shot, Lead; Tenn Baggng-Hide5
Cigars, Tobacco; India BagginE;
Crushed Sugar; Rope, Irvine;
Powdered Sugar; Barrel salt;
Loaf Sugar sack Salt coarse and hns
Nails-assoFtad,
AID all other articles usually kept in Grocery House.
Our friends and the public in general respectfully rovt
% 70 give rs call. J. 7. MARTIN a co.
tblO Corner Broad and Market strests.
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a -. Y 81 rs MONEY 1--we are tsEing
- - - @ - Nesl At psyneuto o. al acolunis
lss59 ~, W. u, GORDON 3 co.
WToOEl WOOL !--We want T6--7 TI,1.-7 b-l-
clean Washed WOOL for uhicb We win ~ - "
want il to make Jeana and Linzeys. - -
mari ". Il. GORDON Z co.
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And have always on hand fan stock Of sbsers O.bur-s
silln bagsngs Cotton Yarns and Batting shh h
e sno1ae trade only Teas than halls Ssers.
- Vl1lnlrgss . BAGS Cotton Yarns, &c
s.s-s-.l-e. March z ls5s IS. -. GORDON & CO.
kSSALAsSi SCALESIi SCALES !--l fllI 5ioek q
- nay and ceal Scales. In store and lar sale q Factory
- w. II. GORDON & co.
49, Sole AGENTS for MiiiIs Tennessee.
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w MEREDITH, a and fs College street, has nov
Wv ready for sale his Factory, 500 boxes Of Manuile
ured Tobacco, in boxes % 20 80 and 100, and 40 pounds eh
70 meet the views Of the trde, az from y IS par pou
al Of which be viii sell az wholesale the trade Et pss that
cannot FAD 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested -
call and examine for themselves Aia0,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commissions VIII be sold ~ he thousn, a. less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and cur TOBACCO in great variety, a.
very low prices. ssntI3-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

d. G. WHALEY. Sargeon Dentist,
Hummers Building 2nd story, Rutland street,
MiddiaDOrt, o.. All operations pertaining 20 the
profession promptly performed. Ladies' waited
upon their residence, IL desired. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

. 5ioht o. esi Rns sFtfs aHa so oi-af
a tas2 i43a5 q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

STATE OF ONO, Meigs County as:
l, fl. II. swallow, Auditor of said County, do
hereby certify that the foregoing list is correctly cop.
led from the list returned by the Treasurer of said
County in January, lS5s and copied into the dupii-
nexed to each tract lot Is correct, and calculated
as the law prescribes. - ft ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
H. H, SWALLOW, Auditor.

No is therefore hereby given that all OF the
eral ira lots in said list contained much
thereof will be necessary pay the taxes and PEN
alty charged thereon, will be sold by the treasurer
lor said County, at the CourtHouse in the town OF
Pomeroy, on the 2nd Monday in January, 1850, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M, and O'Clock J,
IN of said day, unless said and penalty be paid
before that time. II. H. SWALLOW, Auditor.
Pomeroy. December, 1883. ...
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NEW. sERIES-VOL, /, NO 81
M(slgs Gonntg Grlf9tapg,
af - fssu PUBLISHED WERKIY"BH ypaH q
T. "A. F1 a1ntH eAs %.
. lH An business Of the firm transacted by
A. H.eM M'1AuGHAIN. yea
Who should be applied to or addressed al
the Telegraph" Office, Pomeroy, o. !
rkRMs on sunscRrprIov


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uncalled for priIna facie evidence ofintentiona
'--'' RATES OF ADVERTISING;
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EuCh subsequent insertion, 70
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

The Lifetime OF A qovEEuoR.---rh The Gov
ernors of Kansas are ahortlivcd rnce--rsa
political ephemeras. Governor No. l, A. II
Reeder, reached Kansas Oct 9Th, 1854, re-
moved July 3lst, 1855. Term of service ten
months.
Governor No Q, Wilson Shannon, reached
Kansas Sept. lst, 1855 removed Aug, 2lst,
1866. Term ofservice thirteen mouths, Shan.
non being the most infamous of all territorial
Governors known 20 history, retained offices
the longest of any of the Elk ives
Governor No. g. John w. Gearv, reached
Kansas Sspt. llth, 1856, returned to Wash
ington in March, 1857, found the Admiais.
tration indispcssd to support him, and resign
ed. Term of service about seven months.
Governor No. 4, Robert J. Walker, reach
ed Kansas May Gath, 1857, resigned Dec. 7th,
1857. Term of service little over seven
mopths.-Da. Tri6.
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EoLIpsEs.--There will be four cclipseu du-
ring the year 1858, two Of tbs sun and two
of the moon
lst Apartial eclipse of the moon febru
ary 97, only partially visible in the United
States. The moon will rise partly eolpeed,
which will take place generally after the time
of the greatest phase.
end. An annular eclipse of the sun March
18th. The sun will be entirely eclipsed on
the meridian in longitude As west Of Green
wich, latitude 42.44 north. In some psrts Of
the United States the sun will be partially
eclipsod.
3D.. A partial eclipse of the moon August
"a. At some places the first contact with
the penumba will not be visible but 60 most
places in the United Stateo, the whole eclipse
will be visible.
4th. A total eclipse of the sun September
7. This eclipse will be totrl on IKE meridian.
The sun will be centrally eclpsad in the
southern hemisphere only.
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WoMEN.-An article manufactured by mill
iners and dre51malyGrs
"Who NGRtG but little o 4 hor head
But much below to make bor sprcsd."

iners and dre51nayars
"W Wuntp but little o 4 hor head.
But much below to make Dor spread"
Teacher" William, can you tel me Why
the sun rises in tho east ? " Pupil looking
derlure' :" Dnot know, sir, 'cept it be that
'oa0t mafeo every thing rise.
ALIosr A GALLON OF PuEs.-A chan was
asked whCt kind o. a "gel" no preferred FOR
a wife, He replied, az One that :j not prodi-
gal, but .Jra-gal and tru' Gol, aAd cne ,has
suited hio coni"-gel tasto, +" He's right.
---de knows his nose. know he knows
his nogo. He said know he know his nose:
and if ho oGd 10 knew knew he knew his
noso, OF cource he knows knew he knows
his nose.
-" John," said master to his head an
prentice, as he WAS about starting on shcrt
Journey, "fou must occupy my place while
Sm absent" "Thank YOU sir" demurely
replied John, " but I'd rather sleep with the
boys"
Say of n woman that she is wicked, OBJ
stinate, frivolous, but add, that she is beauti-
ful and be assured she will ever think kindly
of you. Say that she ID good, kind, virtuous,
sensible, but very horoely, and she will never
forgive you in her life.
Tho Wyoming County, (Penn) Mirror,
we,nfer from the following paragrsphe "takes
pay in produce :"
:" We've no turnips to mix with our pota-
toes. Don't bring US any more apples.
We have. for the preant. qaantam su6feit,
which means--great slathers."
MIR. Kidwell was preaching to large au-
dienoe in wild part of Illinois, ard announ-
oed for hia text, " In my Fathers house there
are many mansions" He had hardly read
the words, when an cid man looked up
and said, " tell you, folks, that's a lie /
know his father well. He lives about fifteen
miles from Lexington. in X ntucky, in
an old cabin. and there amt but one room in
the house" " The meeting adjourned.
WHAr IL WANTEp.-We remember being
at conference meeting once, in the Yankee
land, when one OF the deacons came around
asking the people il they wanted salvation.
Near us sat butchers boy, nineteen years
old, about as amenable to salvation as a
lamb in bis hands would be to mercy.
=" Do you want salvation ?" asked the
deaeon looking into his brutal face
No, darn ycr--l want Sal Skinner, and
the sexton won't let me take her out till meet
ms over.
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Employment Tor every Idle I.nborer.

Take from the shelf the old school books,
brush from them the accumulated dust, and lose
yourself ia the problems of arithmetic the rules
OF grammar, or the beautiful laws of natural
philosophy Open again the old atlas, and fix
in your mind the location Of places, and the
boundary lines which you learned al school and
have since forgotten Learn something Of the
laws OF your being, something OF astronomy and
geology II IL be the udiments Of those scien.
ccs, i, will be healthy and benfciol employ
mcnt 1t will occupy the mind keep off blue
devils, and store your mind with useful infof-
nation
This is infinitely better than loafing at street
corners or attending bar-room sittings Of the
RrumOlcrs convention, 20 consider the state OF
the finances.
Use these unemployed days not for your own
injury, by contracting idle habits, but for the
good OF yourself and OF your children. Instead
of making yourself miserable, and bad matters
worse by echoing at every corner the cry of
F." hard times" make every moment Of use to you
by adding TO your stock Of information so that
as you chew the end Of thought" mot tobacco)
by your firesido in the future. you may have a
fund of knowledge from which to draw supplies
oil food Tor the mnd--a storehouse Of informa-
ton to which your inquisitive child may come
and satisfy his thirst for knowledge.
Not every one who Ellis his storehouse and
cellar with the grocer's and morkeiman'G COM
modities providvlh for his own household for
thought he table may bend beneath the weight Of
the good thugs of life, the youthful minds tlia
go ther around II may have no fountain head be-
meath your roof 10 supply the wants of budding
intelligence. Therefore get wisdom In these
days OF leisure; for, in the words of the wise
man OF old. by knowledge snail the chambers
be filled with precious and pleasant rches.'
Lawrence, Mass. R.T.H.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

How GovFSoR REEDER EsoApED FROM KAN
sAs-Gov. Resder succeeded in making his
way from the capital to Kanaao City, where
he was concealed by Col. Eldridge, who kept
the hotel there.
Steamboats, we're 30 vigorously guarded,
and the search no ctyictly msdo, that it was
considered unsafe to attempt 10 get on ona
at Ksnsss City and aS II was almost equally
unsafe to longer remain in his present conceal
ment, a new expedent weoresorted to. The
Govenor, shaving off his hno whiskers and
moustaohe, froused his hGir, dressed himself
up in the clothes OF an Irish labocet, and With
his coarse shoes ald stockings, his panSal9ons
too short at top and bottom, his coarse ahlr.
and jacket, pipe in his mouth, cNd au axe
on hiS shoulder, end bundle in his hand, lie
was seen sauntering around during the eve
ming, apparently unobserved ppd unObserviog
As soon as il mad become sulciently dark,
and the crowd had left the lsnaing, Mr.. Ed
ward Eldridge, b,othoy OF tae Colonel, and
his wife, Gems ia p shiif 10 tho landing, and
Gov. Reeder stepped ia. They rowed duTing
the night twentyeight miloo to Liberty, when
they landed. Here they remained I'll q steam
boat came along bound down the river, when
the Governor went on board, took deck pas
sage with the laborers and boat hands, and
in due time landed safely at St. Charles from
which he made his passage across the coun-
try TO Illinois.
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ARrzoSA.-Lieutenant Maury has written

Arizona. -Lieutenan Maury has written
q letter, saying that the general impression
that Arizona (rhe Gadsden purchased is a
worthless and barren coGairy IS entirely erro
neous The universal testimony OF travellers,
OF officers of the army. and the Boundary
Commissioners. establishes the fact that more
,han half Of the purchase is the finest gra
Iing country in the world while the rapid
settlement, within a short time, of the Cen
nal valley Of Arizona. anu 'he abundant
crops of the past season, are au earnest OF
its fertility and future promise. OF its min
eral wealth he enterlalns an exalted ida
and believes that the development OF its sil
YER mines effect as great a cnange in the
commerce Of the world as the gold OF Cali
fornia.
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THE
SHOALS AND QWCKSANDS OF YOUTH.
JUST PuRLISMEp TIE an EnIrION.

JUHN TUbLINWtW THE 80 EUITION,
1-yp ON SPERMArORRHEA OR SEMINAL
vi DlSEASES-A scientific Treatise ON th treat
ment aud perfect cure OF Nervous Debility Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions Impotence, &c, re-
sung from vicious habits acquired duciug the critical
passage from Youth to Manhood,
BY DIR, CULVERWELL,
Member OF tho Royal College OF Surgeons uS27) Lii,
eoatate of tho Hall OS2O and 30 years Resident
PracuuouSC in london; Author OF the " Guido to
Hcalth" " Green Ruuk' " How to he uappy' Me
malrs OF Single and Married lilo." Nc.
This small but highly valuable treatise written by world
renowned Physician aud surgeon pointed out the ouly
sure AND permanent cure tor all diseases resulting gron
seiabuse aud is the only publication OF its kind writ
ten M benevolent spirit and 10y scientific man. 1t
should loo in the hands OF all wao value their life health
and happiness here and hereafter.
Price ~ ceuts, or stamps tho receipt of whiDh
itw ho sent post free, aud well secured bs Dr. Gu
KLINE No. AaO l,t 4 venue, Box I5S6, New York,
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From tho ohio Cultivator.
Good Temper and Good COoikinl


II is astonishing how much..tbe cheerfulness
Of wife contributes to the happiness of bone.
We remember hearing the husband say that
he could gusge the temper Of his wife by the
quality Of her cooking good temper even in
fuenced the seasoning OF her soups, and tho
ligh,ness and delicacy Of her pastry. When
i'll temper pervades, the pepper ia dashed iu
as cloud, perchance the top of the pepper
box is included, as a kind Of diminutivs
thunder bolt /; the salt is all in humps, and the
spices seem to betake themselves all to one
spot in the puddings, as II dreading the frov-
ming face above them. IL there be u hus.
band who could abuse the smiles af really
good tempered wife, we should like to look at
him Among the elements Of domestic hap.
piness. the amiabilty of the wife and mother
|. Of the utmost importanco--itis is one OF the
best securities for the Happiness of Home,
Stark Co., o. A. HARrER, JR.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

LvINa IN SANTA FE-The correspondent
Of the Washington Union writes from Santa
Fe, New Mexico, as follows
"As a fastidous npd querulous visitor
once wrote from the White 3nlphur Springs,
in Virginia, so might write. We have four
kinds OF meet for breakfast, viz: ram, lamb,
sheep and mutton" Chickens Grc 80 very
high priced that we seldom ever have the
pleasure Of feasting on thom occaSionly we
have chicken pie, which as Sam Weller
says, is very good when not made out OF kit
tens. Potatoes are selling here at $5 per
bushel chickens SO cents apiece corn S 80
per bushel; and other articles Of the season
at the same rate"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

MORAL CowARDIcR.-Th journals in vari.
ous parts of the country just now, tell of
numerous cases of young men committing
" suicide, ,"-"nct being able to get employ
ment," often leaving behind them " wife and
children" 1t is difficult to say exactly how
much ply ysical courage is requisite to cut ono's
throst, or blow ones brains out--but nothing
Is. haIarded in saying that all such suicides
are the worst sort of moral towards, and as
such, perhaps, they are as well out of the
world.
When all the Establishments oflifc are gone,
The coward sneaks TO death--ths brave live on.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

The Iron City Pittsburgh Lart Asso-
citation has purchased, through an agent re-
Gently sent out. three thousand acres of excel
lent land, in townships twenty eight and
twenty nine, Webster county, south western
part of Missouri, twenty five miles south of
Springfield, and within ten miles of tho south
west branch Of the Pacific railroad. The
land is adjacent to the Pleasant Prairie, and o
branch of the James river passes thrugh the
plot. A German company have made set
clement adjoining, in towship twenty nine.
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NO,ElCE.

TTNHE DIAMOND MILLS viii, the coming winter be
i protected against freezing up, that the tivnds
and patrons OF this iayorie mill van be accommodated
at all times duriugthe winterand have thcirwork done
on Short notice fhe celebrated Diamond Flour can
be had at our store ami likewise huvkwhcNL rye aud
meal in sacks OF by the small This mill was pur-
chased and lifted up and the bridge opened
for the especial heueRt fthe citizens Of Wood county
20 avoid the annoyance they we're hereL9iors sub
jeotsd 60. WILLIAM hOUhIOS,
Pereysburg November ls lS5I-fsN