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CHAPTER III.
TIlK CAVE,

; "The paths Of the forest are as open and
kuowu to the daughter OF the ~ man - the
paved on,f Of tho town are 70 the pale faes'
-" True, but chat brings you here No nat
-trr, rome home with mo row you are here ~ A..
q Tbs noocasin Of the Indian girl poiI t. far
away from the snpks ri the white mans ire.
"Why goa You know you arc welcome
Come--my sist~r Enss 10 $50 you--Ss were bI
Low talking about you. - NJ. .....-.,-
/" You have ever besn kind to tho red skinusd
girl and she iVgets it not But she must not
re seen beneath the shadow Of bis wigwam
:. Kind' Oh, Snow Flake have you not sen
that J." - -
Hist r! interrupted the gil and she lali her
car 10 the ground az II listening, with the hsbituh
ciutiousnsss Of her racs, although il was In re-
slity bu, russ 10 stop thu flow Of his words
that shs feared would Lad him to say what she
cared net TO hear.
Little, il ID true bal boon sa,i-oaiy comuon
pace wors, and SGT there was revealed TO the
man loved Der Sometimes, perchsuce In idle
moments she might have faneisd thai he was
more kind to ker than 20 otbers--ihat ho souvbt
her society upon the hunting trail or 10 paddle
the light canoe when fire tshing-but tina, ne
seriously loved her, never entered hsr mind for
an instant, and row, convinced more by the
tore OF his voice than the actual EXPRESSION IL
flaih,e lit htening like through hsr frame sud-
dtr bneyp,c'ed, urncrvipp.
For lorg time she kept her rec lmbent 20
silin- kop it until ala OF am. ton had passed
away, and tie pnlselefs marble was no, mora
untrem ling fs1 the struggle had been 2
t'eic' ore ~i,h the savage nature rs II reveal
70 her u'ort iuly than sho had ever dare o"'
before, ~ mech -ha loved tho yp1pg aud stall
worth hurlrr ...i .r,u. Little, oAaVer,,
ii. he .ump.ii.., lh,a 1iIo that struggle O,
ZACH ihtuIs Ma eoliS "a ~ hsr hoar'' "n'
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

HAVING purchash the entire interest oi
IL the late firm Of Morgan, Jamison & Co..
the undersigned will CONDUCT the business with
promptness and energ,.
a lar&s ssncknf excs llent Gig AIRS. manli-
hctured from the best Tobacco to be obtained
in the market, will lie kept constantly e'n
hand. and orders will De received from, and
Cigars delivered al Factory prices, in either Of
the counties of Prince George. Charles. St.
Mary's. Calvert or Anne Arundel.
"A liberal share Of the patronage Of the peo-
pie Of Southern Maryland is earnestly solicit
ed fnr the advancement: of HOME INDUS
TRY. based upon the motto Of large sales with
reasonable profits
EE0~ All orders addressed to the undersign-
eaat Leonard Town z. O., will be promptly
attended 10.
d. A. JAMESON.
jar. 9th, 1S62-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
CONFTRMA TTON NOTICE.

James A. Goddard In the Circuit Court
u vs. for Saint Marys Coun-
w. I. Greenwell I ty. sitting as Court
& Others { Of EQUITY.
ORDERED by the Court that The Trustees
report filtd in this case be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause TO the contrary be
81 vn nm or lefre the 81 Monday ef Noven,-
Der next. Prpviled copy Of this order be
published in the st. Mary's Beacon. once A
week for three successive weeks, prior to
said third Monday Of November next.
The report states the land sold for Two
Thou:and Two hundred dollars.
BY order.
JAMES L. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
October 10th, 18G2-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
FISHERY NOTICE.

THE subscriber. having fitted up a NEW
SEINE, intends tn resume the FISHERY
BUSINESS on "Wednesday, September 18th,
and continue every day during the season.
Persons in want Of FISH will consult their in
tercst by giving him call. M
GEO. G. TARLTON, III,
Forest Earrling, Head Guckold's Creek
Sept. iIth. l862-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
SAINT MARY's BEACON
- PUsLIsnED BvERY rHURsDAYsY
J.R. KING. 4 JAMES 9. DOWNS.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION. 81 so rer an
mum. to be paid within six months, No
subscription win be received for q short
or pcriod than six months, and no paper
be discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except At the option Of the publish
eEs.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsTSG.-$1 per
square for the first insertion, and 25
cts for every subsequent Insertion
Twclyelines Of less constitute a square.
If the number or Insertions be not marked
cn the advertisement, it will be publish
e.i until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction made to those who
a3vertise By the year
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

THE SCHOOL FUND for the first five
months of 1862 is now payable, and also
d proportionate amount of the Fund for 1861
JAMES +. NJ. RALEY.
Treasurer of Fund.
Sept. 11th, 18e2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30

Ohm S. REESE g. CO.,
~ DEALERS IN
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZERS
IMPORTERS OF SC'MSBRERO GUANO,
Office "A South Street.
BALTIM ORE.
GUANO WORKS COR. LANCASTER
AND WOLF SITS.
We are prepared to furnish to the farmers
Of Maryland and adjoining States our well
KNOWN and ESTABLISHED
PHOSrHO PERUVIAN (or Manipu-
lated) GUANO,
WARRANTED ONE-HALF PERUVIAN GUASo
Seven years nse Of this Guano has render
ed ii staple. fertilizer. Its quality has been
maintained with righl exactness through
series of years. and it may be relied upon in
the future. as in the past, for uniformity Of
effect. 1t contains MORE AMMONIA and PHos-
PHATE or LIME THAN ANY FERTILIZER SOLD
IN THIS COUNTRY, and is therefore of greater
real value. Experience proves its great uti'i-
~ in imrrnring the seal, whilst its Immediate
fleets are fully equal to the best Peruvian
Guano. 1t is the most cOnrenicnt economical
aad permanent fertilizer in use.
We also offer to consumers
REESE & cos
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This article is tried and reliable. Tt is man
utactured exclusively for our sales, under
guarantee and forfeiture of $1,000, to be OF
given standard. We offer it to consumers for
exactly what its name imports, REAL
SUPER OR SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
rendered So by the liberal use Of acid, in COM
piance with ali the conditions required to in.
sure complete soluhility. We therefore re.
| commend this article with confidence.
SOMBRERO CUANO,
Containing IS to 81 per cent. Bone Paos-
plate Of Lime.
This remarkable article is imported from
SoMBRERo ISLAND. and IS unquestionably the
cheapest and richest source of Phosphate oil
Lime known. The whole Island is bed ol
this rich material. ard its value to agriculture
cannot be over-estimated. 1t is sold in s
perfectly fine powder, and is admirably adap-
TED for combining with PERUVIAN QUA.
NO.
| August 14th, 18e2-2m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

FVHIiE undersigned will open as Boarding
for the accommodation Of the Teachers and
Pupils Of the Academy, on the LIST of October
next, the house formerly occupied by Thomas
Martin, Esq. II is my design to keep frs,
class House, with furniture. beds and bedding
all new. Those desiring to take board at this
House vii! please make early application to
me, by letter cr otherwise Terms for board
ing same as at the Stewards house.
VIM. H. BRAWNER.
Sept. 1l,h, 1S62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

nR- WILLIAM 8. BLAKISTONE, bav..
ing locared in Chaptico, offers his pn,-
tess'onal services to the Public, and cau. al
ways be found, when not professionally en-
gaged, at Bos'we!l's Hotel. / also rstu,n NV
thanks to my friends in the neighboshosd Ii
St. Clements Bay for iheir former patronage.
and will alwsys be happy % wsis ID thsn
at the shosfssI notice. 1isss u !.
Nov. 28th, 1s61--u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
THRESHTNG M4CHINES.

have for sale the Peifon 7rirle Garred
: Horse Poscer and w. w. Dingee Il Co.'S
Hou Thrsster, scih Rerosring Strap Carrier.
The machine is warranted TO render satisfac-
ton to ali purchasers. The price of 8 horse
poker, 80 inch Thresher and Straw-C Carrier,
delivered at any wharf in ST. Mary's county,
is $IS5.
Farmers are invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town and examine this Thresher.
E. LEO. SPALDING.
,.nIe 28th, 1S6O-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

TT,HE subscriber will commence his FISH
ERY ln TUESDAY, the 10Th of Sep
tenIber. 1862, and will endeavor to accom-
modate all persons visiting his larding, with
both green and picked fish. Price 25 cents
per b,lsl,el or S4 and Ss5 per barrel. Land
ing at the old place.
JOSEPH X. MAGILL,
Sept. 18th, 90.
Sept 18th, 1S62--teS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. }. R. THOS. REEVES has located
IL at .'WHITE PLAINS" about mile
from the village of Chaptieo. and respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
He will devote himself exclusively to th
practice of his profession.
Jah. 16th. 1862--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
DENTISTRY.

4 ErERSONS needing the services of first
n rate Dentist will do well tn emplow DIR.
j. E:AN DOLPH WALTON. whe in
tends locating himself in the village Of Leon
ard Town. Orders addressed to him through
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash. I'r.
Walton has had considererable experience in
his profession, is moderate in his charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction to those who
have employed him. To give the readers of
the Beacon some idea of the standing Of Dr.
w. ms PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DR.. Ninian
Pinkney, u. S. NJ, is appended:
u. S. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPoLIs, Maryland,
April II, 1855.
DEAR SIR:-It gives rne great plasure to
express the confidence have in your skill as
a Dentist, and to recommend you, as far as ]
have influence, TO the patronage of ths Public.
I have had an opportunity of witnessing your
mode of operation, ann have no hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough kno'vl-
edge of you profession
am, sir, very respectfully
your obedient servant.
NINIAN PINKNEY,
Surgeon U. s. N.
DIR. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4th, 1861--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
ITFIC4 TON NOTICE.

Joseph 5. Ford, } In tie Circuit C,urt
Us. for Saint Mary's
John f. Wathcn county, sitting as a
Priscilla Watl'"n, Court OF Equity,
His Wife and Others. J Jnnc Term, 1862.
EpY autL"ri'y at law, !. as Clerk of the
- Court aforesaid, ratiiy ard confirm the
Auditors report III this Case, filed the 2sth OF
June, 1862, u'.'oss cause TO the contrary he
shown OH or beInrc the third Monday OF No
vemlcr next, provided copy Of this order lie
published in tie ST. Mary's Beacon once a
week for three months, prior to the said third
Monday Of Nnrcmhcr next
JAMES L. BLAKlS TONE,
Clerk.
st Mary's County. tn wit:
! hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy takcI. from The original filed in my
office.
Test,
JAMES T. GLADSTONE.
Clerk.
July oath, lsG2-;sm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
CONFIRMATION NOTICE,

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Thos. Jarboe Tn the Circuit Court
vs.. s for SAINT Mary's Coun-
Geo. y King & ! ty, sitting as Court of
). A. Jarboe. s Equity.
nRDERED by the Court, that
~ the Trustees report filed in this case be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown, ON o. before the Bird
Monday of November next Provided a
copy Of this order be published in the St.
Mary's Beacon, once week for three sue
cesslve weeks prior to the said 3rd Monday
Of November next.
Trustee reports the amount of sale to be
BY order,
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
October 10Th, 1sG2-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
PROFESSIONAL.

EhR. CHARLES COMBS, having To-
IMU Gated himself at the G r 4 4 T
NJ L J.. s for the purpose of practising 9
his profession can always he found at the
residence of j. j. Allstan, Esq, when not
Professionally engaged.
Jan. 2nd 1S62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30

Mos 1ss, 201 AND 2Os BALTIMORE
~ STREET,
BALTIMORE.
SPLENDID STOCK
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE Day
GOODS, DoMEsTlCS. GOODS FOR
MEMS WEAR, ETC.
HAMILTON EASTER & 90.
Invite the attention Of peraons visiting Balti-
more To make purchases 70 their
VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS.
which in variety and careful selection is not
surpassed by any establishment throusheut
the United States.
We deern it needless to enumerate articles.
but would say that ii embraces
GOODS OF EVERY CLASS,
FIR ON TkKELOWESTT0 7,H5HlGHEsT
in all departments of the trade.
The greater part Of our own importation,
| selected by one Of the firm residing in Eu.
rope. Purchases of Domestic and other
Goods in this country are made on terms and
! at prices within the reach Of but few houses
the trade, and as all our
RETAIL SALES
are made for
CASH ONLY,
we are enabled to put our stock at prices ve-
ry favorable to those wanting to buy.
We invite call from every
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYER
visiting Baltimore.
| General Wholesale Stock on secsnd foor.
General Retail Stock on iirst foor.
DOmestics and Heavy Staple Goods in ths
basement.
May 18th, 1862
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
STEAMBOAT Notice.

THE Steamer KEYPORT, Capt. Stack
pole, will hereafter make regular trips
between Washington e. BaItimnre, touching
at Piney Point. as follows: Viii leave Ppey
Poinef"r Baltimore every fourth day at FIVE
o'clock. L. NJ, commencing, Oct s'ih, return
ing will leave Pincy Point for Washington
every fourth day at o'chck, a. m, COM
mencing Oct. ] 1th, 1862.
Oct. 10th. 1S62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
BOARDING. sHoOL.

BOlRD|Ne sHooL,
HE Misses Costigin having secured the
J services of an experienced Music teacher
will receive limited number of Young ladies
for the scholastic year beginning lst Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN
ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition in all the branches of an
English Education per annum $50
French
Italian
Spanish
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors &
Oil Painting 10
The utmost attention will be- paid 10
the health and comfort, and every effcrt made
to advance the moral and intellectual culture
OF their pupils.
Address
SUMMERSEAT
Oakviiie p. y.
st. Mary's Co.
August LIST, 1861 II.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30

HVO BUY or HIRE 10 or IL likely
NEGRO MEN and WOMEN, for
which the market prices or wages viii be
givan.
Also, FATTED CATTLE can be sold
for the best market prices by applying to
or addressing,
no. Fl. MADDOX,
Leonard Town p. o.
Jan. End, 1S62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted 20 ms for State and
u Cnaty Taxes for the years 1860 and
1861 are earnestly requested to come forward
and settle the same All who fail to do so,
may expect collections to be made by law.
cat: Ls found every Tuesday evening at Oak
vile.
j. w. MATTINGLEY,
Collector.
Sept. 4th. 1862-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-10-30
NOT ICE.

HVHE undersigned wish 10 inform the
- people of Saint Mary's and adjourn-
ing counties. that they have just completed
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size,
and viii REPAIR, CAULK, &C., or the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch viii be given
mall cases. The Railway is situated about
. quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
\ fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SC0WS, BOATS, or VESSELS, if
required, ON the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS & FOXWELL.
July 10Th 1S60-tf.
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Foreign News.

New YoRK, June % Tho steamship
Etna, trom Liverpool the IL th aud Quoons.
town tho l2th arrived this morning.
The Great Eastern arrived the llth.
/, Tho LONDON ITmrs regards tho defeat OF
Banks as ono of the most important success.
es of the ontedsratos, ,On account of the les
on il teaches tho North showing that efforts
and sacrifices greater than any that have
gone before must be mado IL oven n Border
State is to be won back to tho Union -
Hopes of an early solution, must DO dis
pelIod, aud in the meantime increasing debts
and mutual hatred tend to mako y new
union more and more impracticablc,
The Daily Nrrs treats tho defeat oi
Banks as quite unimportnnt. and mt in tho
slightest degree calculated to disoonceri
Gen. McClellan's plans. Ii was nothing
more than more raid Of the Coufedorates
The Morning Post denounces in the
titterost terms Gen. Butlors proclamation
relative to tho ladies Of Now Orleans, and
thinks tho Government Is bound to recall
and conrt-rnartal him, and says such pr
act as this IL not promptly dissvowod would
soon turn the scale fenliy and decisively 10
favor of the Confederate cause. .".
HALIFAX June "a Tho Arabia from
Queenstown the l5th, arrived here THU
morning.
Ia tn, House Of Commons, in answer Il
an inquiry from Mr. Clay relative to tn,
interference of United Sates cruisers witt
British vessels, and particularly in rcgarc
to tho caso Of the sttann Clrcassian cap
;ured in neutral waters.
Mr.. L1yard said no could not give an
answer at present. ..
The case of the Circassian being under
consideration in the House of Lords, Ear
Carnavon asked whether the governmen,
hnd protes,o against Gen. Butler's proc
lumatiou relative TO tho ladies of Now Or
lesns.
| Earl RUSSELL said the government beloved
tn. proclamation was authorized, but th,
government had no information in regar,
to the action of tho United States govern
mont in tho way of approval or disapprova'
For his own part, no (9ussell) hoped the
United States government would, for it,
| sake, rofuse its sanction to it and disavow it
In the Il ,uso Of Commons on the 18th
Lord Pllmarston said in answar to ques
ton, tha, no Communication had beon re
ceiyed from the French Government on
the snhioct for mediation in America, and
tho British Government had no intention a.
present to cii5r mediation Lord Palmors,
ton thought no mao could road Genera
! Buffers proclamation without feelings o
deepest Indignation. (Chccrs.) 1t was /
proclamation to which no did not soruplo tC
attach tho epithst uf Infamous
Tho Daily News argues against intor
ference in Amerioa, and oontends that En-
| gland has good reasons for not wishing tc
500 carried out the Intervention policy o
! Napoleon.
IL is estimated that tho cotton throuehou
England ou the LAT Of June was A2S. .O0C
balos, against l,6I5,00o ut tho Same date
last year. ....... ......
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From General Fremont.

Soldiers recently from Gen. Fremont
say he will fortfy Mount Jackson and en-
deavor to hold the position. Although
there is no doubt but that Jackson has
been largely reinforced, Fremon. is no'
thought to be in danger. Banks was al
Winchester and Sigel was moving from
Strasburg towards Mount Jackson. at last
accounts.
The finest wheat fields IN the world, il
is said, are to be found in the Shenandoah
Valley, extending from New Greek far
away in the direction of Fredricksbur
They are not only heavy on the ground
but limitless in their extent, and are in a
forward state which almost puts TO shame
our equally fertile, hut less cIimste favored
regions. A fortnight from to day will see
the wheat crops Of The Shenandoah Valley
ready for The knife OF the husbandman. -
This crop it is the desire of the Confed
crate Jackson to secure, and il he does
keep his promise. he may be on hand il
good lime yet.
Ii is said 10 be the intention Of the
farmers to burn their wheat crops insteaC
OF harvesting them. 10 case the Unior
forces shall retain possession OF The VALLEY
at that period. A portion OF them haV'
secreled sufficient OF the old stock 10 "leeC
their families over" and not ore Sushe
is to be allowed TO fall into the hands o
the "accursed Yankees. - Wheeling In
telhgencer.
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Order From the Governor.

CoLuMBns, o., June 2l
Recruiting ohicors arc iuformod that, by
an order from the Secretary OF War, pro
mium of two dollars will bo paid for each
accepted recruit nlso that one month S
nav will be advanced to each recruit whom
his company is mustered into service IL IS
cxpnetod that tho gallant officers engaged
in the recruiting service will give the recruit
the entire benefit OF the premium. 1t is
bopod that this hboraIity on the pnrt Of tho
Government will stimulate iho recruiting
service.
again call the attention Of all loyal mon
10 the Importance OF rendering all aid in
their power towards Filing up tho five regi.
monts now raising. Ohio must promptly
respond to the urgent calls Of the President
for troops. DAVID TOD. Governor
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

had arrived on their way TO Richmond. 1t is
said they would be followed by a large poruon OF
the Mississippi army but sufficient has been lett,
under the invincbe Bragg, 10 check the ADVANCE
of the va andnls under Halleck
Charleston Mercury OF the 18th gives an oc'
count of an engagement on James Island on the
preyious Sundu I, acknowledging severe loss
on both sides, without any material change OF
position
FoRr MONROE, June 23.-The grnboat
Jacob Bell on Saturday proceeded up
James river TO reconnotre, and ran hard
aground on a shifting sand bar. which
the rebels soon observing, took advantage
of by bringing battery OF field pieces
DOM on the south bank and opened on
her with rfled guns with solid shot. The
gunboat did al she could to drive oil the
rebels but did not succeed until consid.
erably injured.
ST. LOUIS. June % g m Scofeld com
manding tho federal forces of tho Missouri
has issued an order holding rebels aud rebc'
sympathznrs responsible in thojr property
and if need DO in their porsons tor dam
ages hereaite; com mitted by guerrilla or ma
rauding parties in this State. Five Thousand
dollars for every soldier or Union ci izer
killed. and from $1,000 to $4,000 for ever,
ono wounded, aud the value of all propert,
DESTROYED or stolen by guerilas will bl
assessed and collected from tho class ot per
SIMS above mon toned residing in the vicinit,
of the place where tho act is committed.
The sum thus oOllcc ed will be paid TO thu
legal heirs of the soldier or citizhp killed, ol
the person wounded or to tho righiful owne
of tho property destroyed or stolen.
This nrdor is very stringent. and aband
ant machinery has been provided TO carry i
into speedy effect.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that the Commissioners
j. of Geaugs County will be in the Town
ship OF Burton, at u point whore tho Cuya-
hoga Rlver crosses the road leading from
Burton square TO Parkman village, on
Monday, the 30th day OF June lust, to re-
ceive proposals for tho building Of IL bridge
across said stream at that point. Also, at
tho same time and place, proposals will DO
received for grading the road aud building
bridge near tho above named place. ...
They will also be in said Township in tho
afternoon of said day, at point where a
branch Of the Cuyahoga River crosses the
east and west road, about one and one half
miles west of Burton square, TO receive pro-
posals for tbs building OF bridGeaDd abut>
ments for tho same, across said stream.
They will be in the township of New
bury, on the road leading from Chsrdon 10
Ravenna, near the residence OF Uri c. Hick-
OK, on "Wednesday, the I'd day of July ncxt.
to receive proposals tor the building u:
bridge and abutments across a stream near
tho residence of said Hickox.
They will be in tho Township of Chardon,
at poiat where Big Creek crosses tho
road leading from Benjamin Riders to tho
Uambdon east and west center road, on
Thursday, the Sd day of July noxt, to re-
ceve proposals tor the buik3ing of bridge
and abutlsents across said stream at ,hat
point.
They will be in the Township of Balm
bridge, on Monday, the 7th day of July
noxt, at or near the ,csidenee of John x.
Smith. to receive proposals for the build
ing of a bridge and abutmonts across q
branch OF the Chagrin River near said
Smiths.
'--...s. -.. c. @. FIELD, .audior.
limo & 1862
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Death of A. N. Gray.

passed away from existence Admiral N. Gray,
ihe oldest brother OF the late J. w, Gray, tiod on
Saturday night after q brief illness. On Friday
night he complained of sudden pain In his back
and went home In about twenty.iour hours he
was corpse, Mr.. Gray. lew years slnce' was
extensively known as the inventor OF a machine
for punching holes in railroad iron, and did an eH-
iensive business in this city and To edo in punch
ing the rails for the roads cen;ering nj these
points. Itwas this business that procured Tor
him the sobrigHet of "lron Gray.n Mr.. N. A.
Gray, now al Columbus, is. we believe, the only
surviving brother Of the family .-CIeDs, Herald