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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-24

NATIONAL BANK OF OTTUMwA An asso.
citation bearing the above name, and smbrac.
ing considerable portion Of our heaviest
business mon and capitalists has been fomred
IN this city, under the Gsneral Banking Law
OF Congress. with a capital Of $50, OO0.-
James Hawley is President Benjamin Ladd,
Charles F Blake, Joseph H. Merrill, Thomas
J. Devin, James Havley, Erastus washburn,
Charles Q. Warden, William Dsggctt, q. d
James l. Taylor, are directors.
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GO On NEWS.

wish to make Ii known TO the public that 1 have
engaged the services Of an accomplished eastern
Photographer, who will take the
La TEST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are 80 much admired. / all upon all those
that wish to hav-their Photographic Albums orna-
mented With hne Photographs, to give us a call.
also wish tn announce to the people, and espec-
ally to my old customers, thaI have dispe nsed with
all hands, and have resumed the
AMBROTI Pc BUSINESS
myself and expect to do justice to all who wish to
can ron me Tor pictures. Don't forget the place,
1t H, NUNAMAkER'S JEwELRY STORE
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Dr. BAKERS
PAIN PANkACEA.

For the cure OF Pain both externally and inter.
III naIlv. Tho greatest Pan-curng Remedy yet
dfscovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy Is Faithfully used
a., For PAIN ir the stomach. Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises. Cuts and swei'ings, Colfc, Dia-
k rhea and Rheumatism. headache. roothache
and Earache. and Neuralgia, IL cures almost
spontaneously 7
CUR0NuC OJSEASCS. such as Dyspep.
! sia.Liver Complaint, General Debility. Fever
and ague. Canker. or sore mouth. Putid Sore
Throat. w AK Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores ughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
II only needs to be faithfully used anda cure Is
certain. 81 srt4 E5EtE
pr. u. y. smith. q Druggist ofhigh standing,
In Richmond. Kentucky. saws: "Dr. BAKERS PAW
ACEA Is doing wonders In this neichhorhood, In the
way ofhealng the sick. the Rheumatics among the
number. Perhaps the most RIM, RKARLs case is that
Of an old citizen OF this place who had been suffering
from rheumatism for fifteen years. He Is now well
-and for the great blessing he now enjoys in the
shape OF uninterrupted good health he Is indebted to
yous Invaluable PAKAcEA. SJ&1 3t &. 81 VI
Proprietor, n. sCOyILL
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WArEILo PEAcGE- - Mr. Gree, Vile
sllaie Of G,sn To Hnship. pres ent,d US, tie
other dav. with some tfec sion~) peaches,
raisel ny him this seas,yn. which, for sixs
and flavor, compared favorah!y with the hest
we have seen this year and afforded crafty
ing evidence that good r. aches Can be raised
III the Des Moines valley.
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Lieutenant E. n. Gcpha,t, OF Co. b., 18Th
iowa Infantry, is 4, home on q short fur.
long. He left Viek>hurg Oh the llth.
Iient q. ha- had great deal Of hard expe
r ,nce, having heen one If the Shiloh prison.
trs. VIII spent oyer six months in Dixie.
We arr happy b zee him after an
absence over two years.
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-A~ SAIU.
'r A.,:,s Or oiaso,yyyA 'l~.2 ogridqIAA

NO 1NE IL here by given. that. on Nnndsy, TIE I'd
day OF November, AZ shall oner A. pu hi
sale, al the front dcor Of he court Ifouse. u the
city or Ottnmwa. wapeIto county Iowa, the lands
taxes. Interest and costs thereon. y. stated below,
unless, In the mean time, the owners Of sail lands
and lets shall psv the smoint due ther On. Said
sale will comm ence AZ 10 ocieck, Nj NJ psd d. ",
aud willie adjourned from aavto isv, unfH alt the
lands and town lots. upon which the taxes r. mai a
unpaid shall have been altered Ia iAccordanc with
the provisions Of the Rev aue i-w. lg1 =. ~ K
y i f1H EIlEtAI JOSEPH iHtYvE,
isRecorslev and Tren,vppr Wan lila county Iowa.
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I've are indebted to our old friend, Thomas
Gallagher, ofCo. K End Tcwa Infaatry.
for two copies Of the "Cornth Chanliceer,"
Edited by G. W. Hilldreth. End Iowa Tnfant-
ny, bearing the motto, death 70 traitora,"
North and Sonth" Tom PROMISES to furnish
'us in few days, for publication, letter
with some items on futile.
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EpIsoorAL SERVICE - There W "a be Ep,sc..-
pal Service in the Hall over Dr. Warle,, x
Store, mex, Sunday September 9Th, at icy
.'c!6'k 4 Al. and Z o'clock p. ".
Tie subject hi one of the >ernq,,s vii; be,
The V. ICES Of the Sea or Reflections by the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-24

Two NERN0USSUFFERERS OF ROTH SEyFS-
Reverand Gentleman having been restored
to heath in few DAYS. after undergoing all the usu-
al routine and irregular extensive modes Of treat
inert. without success, considers IN his sacred duty
TO communicate 10 his afflicted fellow creatures the
NEWS OF Graz. Hence, on the oceipt of an ad-
dressed envelope. he win send (free) a copy of the
presentation used. Direct tn
DR.. JOHN VI. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton st. BreoklrnNY
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LOOK OUT FOR TuEM--There is two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
in the country representing themselves to
he Or. Fuller and his agent thereby robbing
those that may be afflicted with chronic
diseases of their money. Now we happen
to know that DIR. Fnller islocated at Ottum-
wa Iowa end will not travel thus summer.
He has no agent travelling in this country
at present and at any time should he have,
he will carry certificate as such agent
One nj them treats Of Eye and Ear, the
other Cancers, Cutaneous Chronic and pri-
vatr diseases.
Editors of papers will be doing their dn-
ty t" their pacrons by giving this at least
one insertion for their benefit rs large sums
ofmoney have been paid these, thieves with
in the last month. 1917
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FOrs'le BY il TAYLOR, osiamwa. rDec.s

VNHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE SrMINA-
RY--This Seminary will m en- ce its first term
on the 1th day Of September, 1888 The PRINCIPAL
Rev. G. p Bergen, has secured the services Of Ave
efficient Teachers IN addition to himself and wife,
making a7Facultv of seven. Five OF these profess
ional Teachers OF long experience and eminent
cess. The isttution is furnished with Pbilo
apparatus-throe Pianos; and three music teachers,
The Principal has expended much time and la.
hor ard incurred heavy expense in fitting up this
seminary, and hopes the community will reward
him with liberal patronage. a[--
For further infor ia flor send for Circular
Address ReyGEORGE p BERGEN
Nails, Mt Pleasant low.
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pR, BAKERS p.,N pANAcEA.

We are not in the habit OF endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have inauhitahte proof
DIR BAKEEs,S Of their efficiency. In view ~ the
n'rltpieity OF qunrk nnsfrums
PAIN with whirh The country Is con !.
tiaaally flooded, It becomes Of
AC ~ a. ten the duty NJ tn journalist to
warn the nlhlic against imposition than to commend
medicines md remedies that possess merit hut when
medicir earns for itsefa reputa ton an 4
an absolute necessity In every family where there
Is disease, and when those who use Il never AFTER
dispense with II when thew ia need Of remedy
for pain or disease, II then becomes the duty the
Journalist tn make such medicine remedy as wide
Unknown as possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, as Well by those who the medicine
asthose who seiltt. % the une implied success Of
BAKERS PAIN PsNACEA, which has gained
Popularity and meets with assale nnegualled nv any
medie'ne that has ever been sold in tbis country -
Marshall Iuinoissn, sFsssgFr# @ Tsa3
For So lie by J. l. TAYLOR Ottumwa rpcce
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D B. HAL lis BALSAM.

Halv's LUu~ ven Ssam, In all cases gives
the hest Of satisfaction.
4 HA LIS LUNG BALSAsfhas wrought more cures
~ since its fntroduction than any other cough
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSaM Is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest and best rem
edy now before chs public. - = = " =
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among
children, and vet powerful In cases of chronic
pulmonarvdseasp.
HALL SLUNG RAI.sAM brings In Certificates al
most daily ofitswonderful cures in all parts
Of the country.
HALL's BALsAM for the LUNGS Is sold in every
Town In the country
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The more striking Proof Of the intrin-
sic worth and excellence of DR.. HALLS RALSAM
for the Lungs Is shown in the rar idity with which
" becomes favorite with the people. There Is
nothing OF similar nature but what is in
to the shade when the Baisam has been thoroughly
test ed The agents for Its sale the country over in
ordering for new supplies are very enthusiastic in
lis favor. saving, ait IL just the thing 1T acts lise
charm Its affects are truly magical" The afflicted
can order the Medicine OF
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COMPETING TOwNsHIp-Iso7.

CUMPEIINE IUN NSHIP-IS0I.
Names and Description. Q. 2. a. A.. Amt
Williams W Z 4 Maryviue 1907
Il i.l-y Horace M ~ a3 - IL 81
w4se :. ~ - OF
CASS TOWNSHIP 1857.
Names and Description. S, Z. Il. A. Amt
D1Ir j y L. d tx Gin liicothc. III ~
Wicker Iut.n, II 8, HAS
4#~ Chliltcsthe So
SCI nv = - IS 10 5IS
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III. SCOVILI, Proprietor.
rs, RIA ndOlph ST., Chicago.

to whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold nv J. Y. r 'vlor. at Ottumwa q. F. Knirh
Agency CT, ". Steel and Cts. Ozark, Fairfield
Z. J. Observation-Disclosures. Ap; 80 '63 a-i
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'6iisr Thomas Tas Mar. ..
ytlls

fafntl iIspry ia NaryHilis 81
iisiey NoEsee MIR sw 1851 10 "a ~ -
do v haf .s.iI. ID do DO Do - u
Robson chas pit n n hsn
| kAu HsseA0nss 6 d ~ ~ ~
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
Card Of Thanks.

We are desired, by Mrs. BEws, to state that,
lowing to her late severe illness and present af
fiction, she will not be able personally to take
farewell of her friends and patrons. She begs,
however, to acknowledge with heartfelt graft
ness she has received at their hands during her
sojourn in Camden.
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I Death Of Capt ,. p. Cumninshan.

Death OF Capt =. II. Cunningham
We are panied to announce the death Of
Capt. JOSEPH P. CuNNINeHAM, of Company
=, 5th Regiment S. G. ", who was killed in
one of the battles near Gettysburg Capt
|CuNSINeHAM was native and resident Of Lib
'erty Hill, in this Districts young man of fine
talents and amiable disposition.
Day by day VIC are called upon to chronicle
the death of those whom the community can
ill afford to spare. The State has lost in this
case valuable and effective officer, and a
large circle of friends mourn the urftinely loss
|of one whose place can never be supplied.
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Capt. w. II. Leitmer.

We have just received the painful intelli-
|gence of Capt. Leitner's having becu severely
wounded, causing the amputation of one of his
legs
We also understand that fears are entertained
THAT Col. Kennedy's hand will have to be am.
putatcd, caused from wound received in the
battle of Gettysburg.
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just as we were going to press we were kind
ly furnished with a complete roll of the compa-
ny, officers and men, organized in the 22d Reg.
iment S. G. NJ, on the 7th inst, under the late
;call of the Governor, for troops for local de
fence and special service. 1t will appear in
'our next.
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Acknowledgement.

The AID ASSOCIATION acknowledge the
prompt response of the citizens of Camden to
their call in behalf of the sick and wounded
soldiers in Charleston. A box of hospital
stores, containing rice, meal, hominy, sugar,
wines, syrup, vinegar, honey, dried fruit sage,
vegetables, socks, towels, bandages, rags, lint,
&c. was sent on Wednesday, to the Rev. DR..
BACHMAN
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The Present Condition of Affairs.

Vicksburg has fallen, LEE has been CON-
PEELED from some cause to retreat back upon
Hagerstown, Charleston is once more be-
leagured by heavy force, BRAGG has given
|up Tullahoma and made the Tennessee his line
of defence, and Port Hudson has surrendered.
These facts constitute the cloud, which, for a
time, throws gloom over our whole country.
We have met with revcrses and failed of that
general and grand success which our over san
|guine hope had anticipated. But there is no
ground for dependency, much less of despair.
The armies of Northern Virginia, of Tennes-
see and Mississippi are tried and seasoned vcte-
rams, commanded by officers of consummate
skill. Charleston still stands, and by the favor
|of God will continue to stand, as we hope and
believe, and ere long the sun of success will IL
Illuminate the grand circle of our arms. Then
let us be of good cheer, and act in our several
Capacities at home, with the hope, the CON
|stancy and the chcerfulness which actuatc our
brave soldiers in the field.
CONSISTENT HUMANIrY.-The Yankees, who
have been separating parents from their chill
dren, and confning them in loathsome dun
geons ever since the beginning of the war, hold
: up their hands in horror at an unparalleled
attrocity which they solemnly assert some of
the Confederates have committed in Pennsyl-
lvania-separatlng cows from their calves!
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Attack Oh secessionviiIe.

The Yankees attacked our forces at Seces-
sionville yesterday morning, and were repulsed
and driven back.
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Concert for tho Benefit of the Sol
(iierS.

A good audience was assembled at the Town
Hall on last Wednesday evening, upon which
occasion an exhibition of Tableaux Vivants
and a concert with dancing and recitation
were given for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Association. The terpschorian fcats and Iiv-
ing statuary were very fine, and the singing
also. A repetition is promised for tonight
for the same charitable and deserving purpose,
and we hope that the attendance will be large
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co. A--CAPT. LUCAS COMMANDING
Killed-None
acknowledgement Outlaw, Corporal Nc
Laurin, Isaac Moscy, John Pitts.
Maurice Cohe, Orderly, prisoner in the
hands of the enemy.
co.c-LIEUT PEARSON COMMANDING.
Killed-None
Wounded-P. Hawkins, severely and prisoner:
ID. Outen, slightly; Sergeant E. Davis severely.
Missing-Sergcant w. R. Mayrant, Hugh
Price.
co. D-CAPT. JONES COMMANDING.
Killed-H. Capell, r. Gaskins
Missing and Wounded-C. T. Billings. J.
w. Allen.
co. E-LIEUT. GAILARD COMMANDING.
Killed-Privatc j. NJ. Ives.
Wounded-Privates j. p. Allen and W..
Cater.
Westinghouse.
co. F--cAPT. sEEGARs COMMANDING.
Kiled-None.
Wounded-B. w. Newman, A. McGougan,
Missing-None.
CONCLUDED ON THIRD PAeB.1
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BONE-TA-FEU.

TNHIS is an article manufactured by the
J. The Lodi Manufacturing Company,
from Bone Dust and dried Night Soil
ground into a fine powder. e-e.v 3, .a.,s
Too powerful in its effect upon Corn
in the hill, 1T is used broadcast upon win
ter grains, and spring grains and grass land.
Farmers in purchasing this manure will get
two ofthe most powerful manures known.
The Bone is well known for its lasting eff
feet, and the Night Soil flor its quick opera
ton on young and tender plants, the two
together form the a.. t22! y
NE PLUS ULTRA OF MANURES.
Price, ,$45 per ton. = 200 lbs. packed
,.e in each barrel. sy,
Direction FOR UsE.-300 to 400
lbs. per acre, sowed broadcast, and har-
rowed in with the seed. !, n, r ,..-s..
6 From its use last fall, the appear
ance of the grain and the encomiums be-
slowed upon it thus far. we are satisfied
that this article is going to take the place
Of Phosphate and Guanos. a. q. ,g IN ''@
A small trial respectfully asked for this
season. Every farmer ought 10 have a
barrel or two, For sale by ~ -
.aa - BOWEN s. MERCER, l.a.
sfe27 .a;.. '.. Nv Baltimore, Md. I
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

AFFAIR AND FEsTIyALsby the la
/ IN dies Of. Rock Spring Church and Bel
Air, will be held in the Court House, Bel
Air, commencing onTUESDAY MORN
ING, June 18th, and will be continued
until FRIDAY EVENING, June 10Th.
On THURSDAY, J the 18th. an ANA
STEUR CON CERTwill be, given, COM
mencingiat 6 O'Clock, P.'M.'7 eia ~ ivy
Contributions to the Fair are solicited,
and may be left with either of the following
OFFICERS AND MANAGERS:
Pxssaid he,nst.-!-Mrs John ,Moores;; lVics-
President-Mrs. VIM. H. Dallam; Treas
urer-Mrs. Or. R. D. Lee; Secretary; -
Mrs. DR.. Johnson. 80. r,..5,,.', .'n. =
CHARACTERISTICS. Stevenson Archer,
Mrs, R. w. Whaland, Mrs. VIM. Boulder,
Mrs. Frank Hanway, Jr., Miss Jane Rut-
ledge, Miss Lizzie Raitt, Miss Fannie
NaYml9nu. Ia T.. sN.3 sdr ...r' NY lo i
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THOMAS F. FoRsyEHE, l,,.,-,s
, VS.. '.i,' In the Circuit Court
De WlLToNHANEs, for Hartford County
MARY E. KENNARD, and rs Court of Chancery.
JOHN ROBERT BARNES.
THIS is Bill filed to enforce claim of
l. Mechanics lien. The Bill states that
the complainant, Thomas It. Forsythe,
was employed by the Defendant, De VIII
ton Haines, to repair for him one and
half story frame dwelling house, to the
extent of one-fourth of its value, and to
build for him. frame Barn, twenty by
twenty-four feet, the dwelling house be-
ing situated, and the barn to be built, upon
the tract or part of tract or parcel of land,
situated in Gunpowder Neck, in Hartford
county, called ''Warrington," or "Iegoe's
Point,'' being the same land which was
conveyed to the said Haines by George |.
Kennard and Wife, by deed dated 18th
January, 1858, duly executed and record
ed in Liber A. L. j., No. 9, folio 3l4, one
of the ,Lacd Record Books of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, containing 26l
acres and "a perches Of land more or less
that said Forsythe completed and finish
ed the said repairing and building in good
workmanhke manner, and found and fur
nished the materials used and consumed
about the same, whereby the said Defend
ant, Haines, became indebted to him in
the sum of 1928, Is, which he has neg
lected and refused to pay-that said For
svthe- has duly filed his claim of mechan-
ic's lien on the same. .,..,.. .,... Il,
The Bill further states that said De
Wilton Haines is a nonresident of the
State of Maryland, and prays an order of
publication giving notice to said non-resi-
dent of the substance and object of this
Bill, and warning him to appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor, on or be-
fore certain day, or this Bill to be Ia
ken pro conf es$o asagainst him. sit,
{ tits thereupon, this 18th day of May,
1863, adjudged and ORDERED, that the
complainant, by causing a copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published in Hartford county, once a week
for four successive weeks three months
before the 10th day of September next,
give notice TO said absent defendant, of
the object and substance of this Bill, and
warnohim to appear in this Court, in per-
son or by solicitor, on or before the said
10th day of September next, to answer
the premises and shew cause, if any. he
has, why'a decree ought not TO pass, as
prayed. Z, a ,'; = e = .s2 4..i''
'', =" . .aI VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True Copy, Test, .d,9i.
iimy15 WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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P'9UB RE r F Z!
TO FARMERS.

THE subscribers, agents for the sale Of
J. POUDRETTE manufactured by the
LODI COMPANY, offer this valuable fertile
yer in any quantity at the low price of
$1.70 per barrel Of 260 lbs. s:$a,
II is warranted pure, and one of the
quickest, cheapest, and best fertilizers in
use, and ripens corn two weeks earlier,
than any other known S !. /. Z. =
The Lodi Poudrette has been before
the public for twenty years and over fifty
thousand Barrels are sold annually. 1t is
about half the cost Of any reliable Super
Phosphate and warranted to be as good.
Pamphlets containing certificates, and
directions for use will be sent on applica-
ton to BOWEN s. MERCER, , ,,,I 7a t
~ H. 2CoMPANY's AGENTs, tas,a
~. aoa T..a 81 No. 3 Exchange Place,
ap3 = ''' q. ' Z, Baltimore, Md.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri.
l. Der has obtainedfrom the Register of Wills
of Hartford County, Nd, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of ~ -'ef.
.Yiiia9 ELIJAH ROCKHOLp.r. law
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the n gges4
2lst day Of Nay, 1864,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
% Given under my hand and seal this 2Ist day
of May, 1868. - ~ = ~ o7ia
III ,ff384 .LYS1AS ROCKHOLD,
my29 Executor.
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$40 REWARD.

WTERE TAKEN from the residence Of
w the subscriber, in Bush River Neck,
about the 18th of March last, MARE
and WAGON. The Mare is light bay,
about l54 hands high, six years old this
spring; she has "a narrow white slip in
her face; her hind feet are white, and also
some white on both fore feet; narrow
chested, head large, disproportionate to
her body. The vehicle is rather old
fashioned Family Carriage, with one new
shaft. The seat has been removed, to
carry trunks, &c. ~ lL+I.j..3
The Mare and Wagon were taken by a
man calling himself Simon Benjamin. A
reward Of $50 viii be paid for any infor-
nation that will lead to their recovery, or
the detection Of the party taking the same.
Any information on the subject may be
addressed to ...'9 b 4. e. 1 g'ai,. ..' yr
% S5f' ..a,. OATHMAN MALCOLM
myl5 5.. Michaelsyille, Hartford Co., Nd.
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: BRIDGE lNOTICE,.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
I''for Hartford County will meet at their
office in Bel Air, on TUESDAY, the 10Th
of June ne XII, to receive, P re POSALS for
Building BRIDGE across. Deer Creek,
at Priest Ford, on, the road leading from
Chmchville to Trappe, of the following
plans and specifications, viz: ri. s,,.l; i.1 n'
An Arched Bridge, SO feet span; floor,
Is f.. wide in clear Of arch. timbers; IA
#. 6 in. high faom floor to top Of plates;
abutment walls to be. 10 feet above ordi-.
nary low water; S #. thick at bottom to-,
4 #. at top; wing walls Of sufficient length
to make an easy grade on to the bridge,
to be Aft. at bottom and 2 #. at top; to,
be, % #. above level Of road; to be well
covered; foundations TO be- on solid bot
tom; wall above ground to be laid in good
lime and sand mortar; chords 4axl3 in;
arches Aka iin.; posts 9S9 in; turret
braces 8x9 in; plates 6x9 in; joist bear
ers SKI | in; bottom braces 5x5 in; top
braces Aka in; top cross ties 6x6 inches;
rafters 3x5 in; rooted with slate; wealth
erboarded With inch. cuttings; wall stills
OF white oak 8xl2 in.; all other timber of
good white pine; roof to extend s, feet
over each end, to be well bohed and Sc
cured at all necessary points, T. ,. E.1 N,
IL By order of the Board, 10 ..I.g
... :. '''.2' JOHN T. SPTCER,
my29 .'1ana19 y.bt .'s Clerk, "