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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all THE PURPOSES OE A FAMILY PHYsIO

arc so composed that disease within the range Of
their action cun rarely withstand or evade thcm.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigOfate every portion Of the humun or
ganism, correcting Us diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitolitcs. As q consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who Is bowed
down with pain or physical debility Is ostonished
TO find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they curU the everyday COM
plants Of every body but also many formida.
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named Is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use IN the following COM
plants. CostiUoncSs, Heartburn, Headache dris-
ing from disordercd Stomach, NAUSEA, Indigestion
Pam IN and MOrbid IHdcfiOn Of the BOlrels, Fiat
Wepcv, Loss Of Appehte, Jdnldice, and other
kindred complains, arising from q low state of
the body or obstruction Of it, functions.
Do not be put OF by unpHncipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for Ayers PILLS, and take nothing else.
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THE DESIGN.

II Is the design Of The prordetor Of these Cole
res perfect chain Of Business Schools fom East "a
West alording the most ample facilities for young
men and young ladies TO qualify themselves oiretnonl
bo positions life. Their schools NJ the points above
estahi she'd on firm basis and ~ w most
prosperous condition. Theteachers In the various de
partmeuts are thoroughly accomplished practical bus
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AYer's OherrY Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for tho relief Of Consumptivo
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease. .
So wide Is tho field Of It's usefulness, and so
numerous are the cases Of lis cures, that almost
every section Of country abOunds In persons
publicly known, who have been restored nom
alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by It's use When once tried, Its superior
ity over every other medicine of its kind Is too
apparent 10 escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, tho public no longer hesitate
what antidOte 10 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident 10 our cllmatc. While mnny
Inferior remedies thrust upOn the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on tho
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable 70 DO
forgotten.
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New and Fashionable

aud will be soil et tho lowest possible rates. Can Al
tho dne iewcfy aud Piano Rooms, No Commercial
Row, Tinn, o. tmi) WILLIAM GALLUP
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THE LADIEs' DEPARTMENT

Is entirely sspeIa,e from the gentemen, and is fitted
up In neat and convenient manner.
TINE OF COMMENCING.
Asthcre are no tems and no vacations students may
enter at any time, aud prosecute their Studies without
reference 10 classes. BY this arrangement, every stu
ent Is permtedto progrossas rapidly a. his enterprise
will admit.
DAILY LECTURES
win be delivered the Science Of Accounts, Com.
metcal Law, Political Economy, Commercial Calcula.
tons, Banking, Mercantile Customs, Commercial Eth
les, Business Correspondence, Mining Commercial
Geography, etc.
A soHoLARsHur issued from the Cleveland College,
will be good ia Chiacgo, Buffalo, and Albany, aud vice
versa.
TERMS.
orfulleouue--iine misunderstanding oil de.
partmenis Of Book Keeping Lectures and
Spencerian Penmanship, $40 90
For same course In Ladies' Department, 25 90
lPeuoustaking Penmanship alone, win receive one
months instruction for 90
Unlimited course OF penmanship, 10 90
Through the extensive business othe Pru
cipals many Of the Students graduating are placed
10 lucrative situations.
~ For further information, please eallat College
Room or send for catalogue.
BRYANT& sTRATToN,
octi6-iy. Clc' Gland. Albany, Chicago, or nufao
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

ORDINANCES ADOPTED BY THE CRY COUNCIL
LAST NrGHr.-To establish the grade Of Clear
water street from Baymiller to Freeman; as
sessing tax for paving Lewis. street from East
Front to Ohio River; Baldwin alley from
Seventh TO Eighth-street also, Front street
from Broadway to Whitaker-street.
Roing Ordinances Passed.-To pave with
powders Thorp-alley from Elm-street to
Plum-street, and Martin-street from inter-
section Of Third and Parsons-street to PEARL
street; and to re.pave with lime stone o. Reil-
ley-alley from Lawrence-street to Dawson
alley.
RssolutioR Adopted Awardiny Contracts
With Dennis Cronin to pave with bowlders
intersection Of Woodward and Pendleton-
street; with Bartholomew Donavan to repair
with powders Lock-street from Third to
Fifth-street; with Lowry and Humphrey to
pave with powders Plum-street from Fifth
to Sixth street; with George Barton to pave
with powders the intersection of Abigail and
Pendleton-streets, and the west wings OF
Abigail and Hunt-street and Woodward aud
Hunt-streets; also, with Jones & Bonte to
pave with limestone Rider-alley from Wade
street to point about two hundred and
fifty-seven feet south, with Jerome Balm
bridge to pave with brick sidewalks on the
west side Of Plum-street from George to Sew
enth-street, John from Seventh to Court;
also, with Bower & Baker the sidewalks on
Twelfth street from Western-row to Main
street; with J. W. Cordeman 81 Co., Baymil
ler from Liberty to Western-row, Baymiller
from Everett to Liberty, Liberty from West
ern. row to Pendleton; with A. H. Smith, AL
liSon from Vine to Main; with J. W. scud-
der, with limestone Gay-alley from York
alley to York-street; with A. r. Smith to
bowlder College alley from Webster to Frank
lin; with Joseph Brophy, Thorp-alley from
Race to Vine; With Dennis Orohin to bowl
der south side of Eighth from Vino to Elm;
with Lowry L Humphrey to bowlder Elm
street from tho north gutterof Seventh-strset
TO bowldered pavement at Eighth.
One hundred iron lamps, contract ct $l3
per post and lantern, with T, G. Gaylord 4 Co.
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~ Sewerage is needed for drainage Of
down-tow cellars. Our merchants have ur-
gently demanded from time to time that the
municipal authorities sewer Columbia aad
other streets in the "bottom," as water is
standing in the cellars Of warehouses. They
were told that drainage of cellars is the bust
ness of those owning the property. Several
merchants at length have petitioned to have
sewer constructed along Second street, be-
tween Vine and Walnut, and Pearl street,
between Vine and Race, connecting with one
by vine-street to the river. Some firms sub
scribed $500, and others less sums, all
amounting to $1,000, to aid in constructing
the work, to be refunded them, if funds are
h hereafter obtained for sewerage purposes.
The subject was referred to the Board of
City Improvements.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

WOODS THEATER.-To-night will be pre-
4Nn OUT or PAGE. This Is good bill and will no
a4upt attract large attendance. On Monday night
WI; d. anderson, the great English tragedian will
make MS appearance In HAMLLT, character in
Which he stands equal II not SUPERIOR to any actor OF
the present age.
PiKEs OPERA HousE.-Let everybody re.
member that tonight Is set apart for the benefit of
the great Blondin and It is to be most positively
1s last appearance here, he proposesbeslde intro
beautiful evolu perform several Of the most
eAtfaordlnary feats ever conceived, among which
VIA DO that OF carrying gentleman upon his shou-
GERS up single cord from the back of he stage to
the extreme hight Of the vast auditorium Of the
upera- house, precisely after the manner in which
the same perilous feat was accomplished over the
gun oil Niagara. The performance will commence
with the amusing drama OF MISCHIEF MAKING, In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and other members
Oh the company will appear.
PALACE GARDEN. - The manager Of this
cheap place OF amusement continues to meet with
a9un liant success The Garden 10 nightly visited by
= large nnmbe' OF persons who there lind that com.
Tort and fun reign triumphant. The sngng, danciD
and bnrlosaues OF the artists worthy Of large
support The entertainments Is varied every evening
BUTTs's PAN0RAMA.-The moving picture Of
the Land Of Palestine and o scenes related by the
Apostles, in the New Test'ment, Is dra wing large
MECHANICS FAIR-The Fair of the Me-
chanics' Institute continues to be the attraction,
oithe numerous amusements now open to the public.
They h We added to their already fine display, a
Callope, which, although not Of very soft tone can
nlay anything from Yankee doodle to Old Hundred
This 10 fine chance for those who have never heard
song sung by steam.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDs AT THE HAMMOND. STREET
SrArIoN-HoUsE-An individual, named Charles
duoer, was yesterday brought to the Ham
nond-street Station house. His strange
demeanor led the officers on atoh to enter
ain suspicious that he contemplated suicide
ae was closely watched, but in spite Of the
vigilance Of the officers, he tied his neck hand
Serchief to the top of his cell, slipped moose
around his neck, and was In the act of swing
'ns oil, when he was seen. Before his door
'ould be opened, he had made the leap, and
me minute more would have been his last, had
not assistance reached him. He was cut down
~ Mr.. Brickham, Lieutenant, and Mr.. Lind
'ey, keeper of the station-bouse.
Young Huber is job printer, and served
MS apprenticeship at the Commercial Office, In
h's city. He is an excellent workman, but
unfortunately, for some time past has been in.
'ulglpg too freely in strong drink. He has on
eVeral occasions appeared at the Police Court,
o answer the charge of disorderly conduct.
Much has been done recently by his friends to
'eclaim MIN, but all TO no purpose. He at
,smpted suicide by ts'king laudanum, few
days ago, but did not succeed.
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market.
NEW YORK ,,Septamhar 2a.-ptM


Flour market Sc. better on low grades. with
moderate demand: sales TO- 500 brs at 4. 2eat AZ for
supernne state; - 4GG4 60 for extra do; 81 a4 As
good extra Western and 81 s for Inferior To GOOD
shlpping brands extra round. hoop Ohio, marker
closing quiet and less buoyant. Canadian Flour
Duoyant at 5000 rs for extras Rye Flonr dnii ~
W Hg4 80. Wheat advanced l62c' DOR bushel: sa,ss
,I,DO Onhels at Sl Is for amber Zimmerman; 81 for
slWankle club; VI Z for red Indiana; ST 376aI 81
ior wnite kentucky 81 30 for white Michigan; si 30
for 9o oOuthern; Sl % for do. Canadian and HI "a
ior o. a. indiana Rye firm at sl@s2c Barley scarce
sales l2,OCO bushels at 9t639ic for mixed Westarn
and soc for Yellow. Oats better: 406i3c for Sta,a
3ga4lc. for Western, and 4OC1I3c for CanaS;s,no
whisky unchanged: sales 6OO brs at 6Ib6a2ye p"rL
sctNe, ana nrner safes $500 brls. at xl5 75dhlS AZ
lor mess; sif % for thin do; Sl3l3 co for Srime
mess; w 70 or clear, and $40 75lO 81 for prime
,hciuang i,oo prs. mess, sellers opton tili Nov
private @ q terms Beef UNCHANGED: sales iiO 6rs. at
peeked hcaso; $40 50ll % for extra: small sae. e
ofnew repacked Milwaukee at Sil. Reef Hams e saes
at lOGllc. Bacon dull Cut Meats frm, sa,as ais =.
packages at 7tc. for Shoulders. and sai6Sac for
hams. Lard firm: saes 100 brls, ut lOAM.IilSc for
80. city t0 prime ketle-rendered W estern Rn,tor
nrnl at l2enl6c for Ohio, and l7612lc. for State
uheese @ quiet at g19Ho for prime. At the Tea sales
lower than the qotations at the last sale Cottsn
closed easier: sales 800 bales at ls6ai9Sc Srn
and fair middlings. Tobacco dSii AZ aEPpn SPaha
wool Is frm and tending upward: aales s M liz ~
neece AZ Sgoa', Pulled quiet, but finn Sugar
6usyant at an advance of HlYc.; muscoyado a. AZ
Q6sc.' and Porto 9ico at 6sf@7Hc, - 30
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INKLINGs.

William Spotwood was arranigned before the
Police Judge, yesterday, to answer the charge
Of malicious stabbing John Wilson, and held
to bail In the amount of $500 to answer to
tho Court Of Common Pleas. This difficulty
occurred on Pearl-street, between Race and
Elm, some time since, while serenading. The
parties quarreled about q triangle, when
Spotwood drew afe and stabbed Wilson In
the breast. Wilson was unable to appear In
Court.
The opening services Of the Fifth Presby-
teriaGce Church will take place at their new
place Of worship, corner of John and Clark
streets, tomorrow at half past ten o'clock, A.
M. Rev. Stewart Robinson, D. D., of Louis.
vile, Kentucky, will deliver tho address.
Thomas Barrett, lad seven years of age,
was tried by the Police Judge, yesterday, on
charge Of stealing fve-dolIar bill from a Mrs.
Wright, who resides on Sixth.street. The lit
tie fellow was discharged on the grounds Of
insufficient evidence.
George Hume was sent TO the County Jail
for six months, by Judge Lowe, yesterday,
for stealing the sum of fifty-Ave cents from
the butter store Of Mr.. Harris, on Sixth street,
between Elm and Plum.
Mrs. Michael Fresh was fined one cent and
costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for assault
ing O young lady named Isabelle McCor-
mick. The parties reside on Front.street.
Mrs. Varian James, assisted by Madame
Rive, will give grand concert at the Glendale
Chapel, 10 Glendale, tonight, under the dlrec-
tiOn of signor Alasi.
Frank Young was sent to the Commercial
Hospital by the Police Judge, yesterday. He
was labOring under severe At Of trsmsns, and
doubts are entertained as to his recovery.
A German, named Jacob Wilson, confined
in the City Prison, was raving, yesterday,
with delirium tremns.
There will be meeting of the Pioneer As
ISOLATION, at the Council Chamber, at three
O'Clock this afternoon.
A considerable number Of "drunks and dis
orderlies" were uied In the Police Court yester-
day.
The street railroad car will run to the
corner OF Mound and John-StreetS to-day.
One hour was consumed in selecting Jury
yesterday, to try Mrs. Prosss boarders.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

STREET RAILROAD Ma TTBRs.--The City En-
Slneer, Mr.. Gilbert, havi ng notified the Cincin-
ati Street Railroad Com psny, not to proceed
Win laying their track along Seventh street
from Cutter to Freeman, unless the company
would proceed at once to bnwlder the street from
curo to curb The Direc tors made application
70 the City Council last might for instruction to
he Engineer not to offer ,lny impediment to the
progress of the work. A resolution framed so
" TO give the company nine months time to
make the bowlder pavem ent was discussed by
, ne City Council and laid over for ono week.
Inc same disposition was made of proposition
TO rescind regulation restricting tracks to the
middle Of the street.
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--------------------
LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS,

TRIAL FOR SrADBISa POLICE OyprcrR.
Adam Rsnsing, German, aged about ffty years,
stood Indie ed before Judge Mallon and iury
chargen with stabbing is Bediker. The prosecui,
Ing witness Is policeman of the Se, enth Ward
on tho night OF the 29th June no went with apot
onlcer (Woester) to the house Of the defendant on
t;On near s Front having received iotorma.
such az TO create apprshensions Of some viol nee,
According to the testimony Of the officers they at
first requestt3 him to behave himself, and had no
particular intention to arrest him unless Il became
necessary but finding their advice fruitess they pro
ceeded to take him into custody, when he stab bed
stabbed Officer Bediker In the thigh. They then had
to use force before they cou get him along to the
station, house On the part Of the defense 1t wa,
OF the policemen before either of them were stabbed
and that his act was in sefdefnss, from the violence
with which be was assaulted. The testimony showed
that while he lay npon the ground officer Burns
jumped upon him; also that he had been regarded as
a man o. weak intellect, which some supposed to
In his argument for the State, Mr.. Kerr admitted
th thhat .ne poleemen may have used more violence
th was but h thought the apathy Of
wheh Twas Tecoiected thattwo Of themwere stabbed
that no still held tho weapon ln his hand, aud
that they were dealing with no ordinary Individual
80 far as physical strength was concerned.
Mr Dietrich made a strong Argument 10 the
qry an SSntTng S The position. taken by State
itimpressed those who heard him with his abilities
as an advocate.
In the course his charge to the jury, Judge NAL
ION informed them that IL the policemen beat the
prisoner after the stabbing had taken place. he could
not take advantage OF that fact in plea of sefde
second count Ia the Indictment sabbing with in.
While the prisoner was being taken to Jail during
the recess OF the Court he broke loose from Deputy
Saerif Thomas and jumped Into the canal. The
oincer brought him In by tho help Of a boat hook
named Denis Richards was placed on trial charged
with stabbing Alfred Holmes, aso colOred. The
affair occurred at Mount Pleasant on the Sh Of July
wounds. case of self.defense was set nm Tha
ITia III has not yet closed. D. I. Snelbaker and O.
Hills conduct the defense N ~
INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE LATE CHARLES SNYDER
The Prosecuting Attorney entered a nolle prosenui
IN each OF the indictments reported against Charles
Snyder, lately deceased. The object was TO remove
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24
Cincinnati Produce Market.
FRIDAY EVENING, September


FL0UR-The demand is fair and the mar.
ketstier. Sales ofsOo brs extra at "a sN@s TO- ou.
perilae M - generally held atSi rs but this is rather
WHISkY-The market isiirm wit al good demand.
Sales Of l,lcO brls. at 24@sc, the latter rate for
wagon. ~ "
PROV1SI0NS-Mes Pork was held at SI4 50ta
Il 10 and In some cases higher; hence nothing done
The demand for Bacon continues active and BUYERS
came fully up to the views of holders to-day and took
oO hhdS at ~ and 9hc. for shoulders and sides but
az these rates there were more buyers than sellers on
,ChanRe, and Ao. higher was asked, closing buoy.
ant Nothing transpired In bulk meat or Lard,
hlCE--A sale OF % terces prime, in extra aood
@i&c. ~ ~
good at full prices Sales Of 100 hhds. at 6X.7Lc.
Molasses Is generally held ut 3sc with sales at 39
37Hc Coffee firm at l2@l2Rc '''~
WHEAT-The market continues firm with a de-
mand fully equal to the receipts Sales 1900 bushels
prime red at 81 1000 do. white at 81 10 SO0 do GOOD
do. az VI o. 400 do do, as 81 0J.
mand at sc for fair mixed, '
=, BARLEY-A fair demand for prime new fall Mt
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HOME INTEREST.

*'S. H. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
90 West Fourth.street.
10 Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor.
ner OF sixth and Western.row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
H5 II you want u senteel Hat, one Of OK.
tra finish and style Of quality une1ceptionable, call
at HILBERT Rro., Nos 8 and 2lO West Fifth.street
They have fine stock on hand and re disposing Of
them at reasonable prices
nS Dewey & Co., Mammoth Photo graph
Gallery, No. liz West Fithsteet is the place to get
good Picture in a Gilt Frame for ST.. DO not fail
to get one.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

PETIT LARcENY.--A young mulatto girl,
about sixteen years Of age, was arrested by
olicer jacob yesterday afternoon, charged
"th stealing ten dollar bill, gold dollar
Ind gold ring from Mrs. Hughes, at No. 277
Hichmondstreet, by whom she was employed
IS servant. The ten.dollar bill and gold
ring were recovered, but the gold dollar she
spent for q pocket-book. The young airl went
bitterly when confined in the Station house.
and bore the appearance of being young In
crime. "
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

:" shO AIoS1 hopOEtbT,' BOX Will
To-day closes the Alexandria Fair. and
agricultural implements and produce are to be- az.
hibited. We have no doubt but that in both thase
the articles presented will be Of the rst
guay comtns me iast thing on the programme Is tbe
contest among the ladies' for equestri,n chamDien.
snip Inc prize to DO carried OF Is ten dollars and
ne contestants will be divided Into two classesN
Nose over and those under fourteen years of age b
oest Id sach class to be entitled to the above amed
prize NO second premiums will 10 awarded-.sns
There was but one case before The Mavor
ths morning, and In that tho defepdanta were a..
charged ln the evening his Honor was ask az 70 m-
rayei very knotly wherein some Tentonic IVA;
Muuas nd sa nad oeon calling each other "t-m liars
anu several oiher hard names but the parties beng
, Garou 70 keep az respectful distance, One of The
snsi, nsT,sa oieS venementy deman I'd bis "riahts"
SAVING ne no never tell no lis In his life" and that
e Maeu the interference Of the authorities in his
nehaI. VI leit our Mayor scratching his head bn,
we dla aot learn what action he took In the niatter
The Enquirer Of yesterday morning contains
an article dedicated to the dogs of our CITY wbcb 10
Iuli OF poetry and still more full of truth Wa b"ns
every one will read 1t, and not only read II but rofecl
To-day the steamboat Judge Mcclure, and
sao tas jamestown steam ferry boat will be sold al
sds sale The rise In the river will no doubt
aou w tne competition for the former
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

&S"sThe subject of abating the nuisance
complained of by residents of portion of the
Sixteenth Ward, caused by the coal-oi gas of
an establishment below the Hamilton Depot,
near the Whitewater Canal, caused considera-
BILE ga'siny by the members of the City Council
last night. A special committee recommend
resolution requiring 1t to be discontinued, and
IT. not complied with, that the policeman Of the
Ward should abate the same. Members con.
sidering that too much power to give minor
officials, declined to allow such interference,
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MONETARY.

FRIDAY, September 2,-sP, NJ.
The Money market remains very close, vel
thers Is better feeling on the street owing 10 tbs
act that the offerings noi as heavy from regplar
depositors the rate rui9g at per ce mt for sh6r
Eastern Exchange is scarce and the BANKERS are no,
an. posel TO gel any more than they can avo at i
premium. Several firms to-day purchased at Il and
SOLD at NC There Is strong feeling in favor Of nd
yancing tho rate to " premium Exchange on m.
tains. "''' VI Wv Ai'"n'
No change in Uncurrent Money.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

oARRYISG CONCEALED WEApoNs.-Every dsy
persons are tried in the Police Court for carry.
ing concealed weapons, and dealt with as the
law provides. Johu Noonan was the sufferer
yesterday. He was convicted of CARRYING a
concealed bowie-knife, fined ten dollars and
costs, and committed to the County Jail for
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-24

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRocERDINGs.-A
)olnt session was held this morning, In con.
aection with the Dearborn County Commits
toner's, relative to the coffer-dam at Harrison's
N'dse, which was reported completed, and was
accepted, and the bill of John Goodrich, the
contractor, OF 81 800, ordered to be- paid.
James b. Bell, the County Surveyor, was
authorized to have the necessary protection
made for the piers Of above bridge.
Biil OF u. Arnold, of $50, for labor and ma
terials on turnpike road in Whitewater Town
ship, was ordered to be paid,