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- 80 iEo a. ~, a@H2-I>a s!',sy, "a. y.
Opposite Bowling Green
ON TgsE Eslzeol'I3AN aDg.ay.
f,7fsa, TIE STEVENS HOUSE is well
::i;%sH and widely known to the travelling
sia,sss public. The location is especially suta.
l!c to merchants and business men il is in
close proximity to the business part of the city
lis on the highway of Southern and Western
travel-and adjacent to all the principal Rail
roa'l and Steamboat dcpots.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accom-
modalions for over 300 Gucss-it is we'll fur
nished, and possesses every modern improve
mcnt for the comfort and entertainment of it's
inmates. The rooms spacious and well ven
tllatcd-providcd with gas and watcr--thc at
tendance is prompt and respcctful--anf tho ta-
bic is generously provided wild, every dclcacy
ol the season, At moderate prices.
The rooms having been rc-lurnishcd and re-
modelled we arc cnallcd to offer extra facilities
lor the comfort and pleasure Of our guests
GEO l.. CHASE Il co.
Jnne !, 1867 81 Gm
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EysEsOIss Oh, YOUTIT.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years front
"A Noryous Debility, Premature Decay, and alt
tho effects Of youthful ndiscretion will for thd
sake of suffering humanity, send free to- ali who;
need it, tho recipe and directions for making tho
simple romcdy by which, he was cured. Sufferer'a
wishing to profit by tho advertisers experiences
oan do 30 by addressing, imperfect conf hdence, M
sysS 0Sl John ID. OGDEN
May 6,rsG7s SO ls' w ,.s5s S ly
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Commissioners ofMc Ioor--Dr. II. G. Miller
Chairman; Geo. II. Cherry. Secretary and Trcu.
surcr; j. i. Clayton, s. u. Keith II. Craig, ST.
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II O Il I G. II .

4 Ill persons having demands against tho Estate
a of Tcrrcll Beck, deceased, required TO ron
dor their demands against said deceased to mo
within ono month from date and persons indebted
thereto must make payment Immediately.
r. A. FRASIETt, Admir-.
Oct I, 1867 8
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Commissioners 9f Free ,%hools-T. b. Maui
den, Chairman; w. Il. lIolcombc. Secretary
and Treasurer; G. H. Spears, l. Wckliffc, Ii.
ii. Penny, Daniel Grico, James Burdnc.
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Commissioners 10 App,oco the Bonds Of Pub.
tc CN'c"s--.]. j. Norton, JOS. Burnett j. IL.
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY,

Cicrh Of Tic Court--J. Il. HAGooD.
Se%H-L. TmoMAs.
O,dinQiy--W. i. IIoLcoMBE
COjOner--W. j. CAN'T.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND .JEWELRY.

$40 THE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
%IA, Of many years in the busint IS of repairing
sM,,sA Clocks, Watches and JexVelry,
offers his services to his friends and tho public
generally. in that line of business. Charges for
nll work as reasonable possible. All work war
ranted If we'll used. lTo will also give his attcn-
ton to the repairing of MUSICAL INsrRUMHNrs
His place Of business is at WALHALIA, nearly
opposite the Post Office.
. +. NJ. MORGAN
April 4, 1856 80 3m--oow
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Commissioners Of Pubtic BuHaings-Ropt.
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. e. IIngoud, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; w. II. lIolvombc, nj. T..
Mitchell, =. j. Miller.
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REDUCTION HIN RATES
by THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
TJI r.
CHARLESTON. S. q

CIIARhESTON,5 S. g.
InN and aftor October lst 1867 tho rotoa o,
W. FREIGIlT, from New York, Philudelphin
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. O.. will hn og
follows viz:
lst Glass, per 100 lbs 81 90
2d Glass, per 100 lbs. 10
I'D Glass, per 100 lbs. on
4th Glass, per 100 lbs. 81
5th Glass, pcr 100 lbs. ~
Rates always guaranteed loss than tho pub.
lishcd rates of any other limo.
Changes will be promptly mado to meet INV
reduction by competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRsTCLASs $1.2O.
Glassware, Boots and Shoes
Stoves, Hollow Waro, loose.
Dry Goods, Kerosene Oil.
Drugs,
PER 100 LBS, SECOND GLASS, s1.lo.
Hardware, Furniture,
Saddlcry, Knocked down and
a. Liquors III wood. well boxed Hollow
Stationery Ware, packed.
PER 100 LBS, THIRD GLASS, $l.Oo.
T"bacco manufactured, Cotton Yarn,
in Boxes Or Kegs. Dried Fruits,
6hhHs, Dried Hides,
Doors, Sashcs, &o. Lard,
Butter, Betting Icutba, -,
Canned Meats, Rubber. ~ -.
Fruits Ale.
Fish, IN Kegs or Beer,
hits. Porter, In wood
PEA loO LBS, FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bugs, Leather.
Tagging, Marble Slabs,
Block Tin, Oils, in hhds, or bbl,.
Gneese; ,i,. ;, Except Korosonc.)
" hltc Lead, III Kegs, Potatoes,
llnms, Shot,
Sugar, in hogshcnls or Soap,
- barrels. Wrapping Paper.
Hoop Iron. Rice, in bbs. or casks.
Whiskcy in Wood. Rope,
spirits Furpcntinc Nails, in Kegs
Lead Pipe, Bar and Crocknry in cratos or
Sheet. hhds
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH GLASS, zoe.
Bacon, Grain
Beef snltcd or picked Flour in barrels or
in BARI els. sacks
Comcnt Grindstones
,,!mc Alolasses owners risk
Fish, pcklcd and dry, Of leaking.
saltcd in barrels.
DENTLEY d. IIASELL.
General Agent, 10 and ~ broadway, ~ Y.
NEW f"nK, October |, 1867.
Approved;
III. T. PEAKE.
October II, 1867. Il
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GD- The Migrants in Great Britain num-
bcrcd 35, ,l9l last year, nm increase Of 10000
over tho average nunibor of,tho three prooc
ding years This only includes pcrsons mr..
rested for vaarancy, and docs not represent
tho number of panpcrs, which is greatly in
excess OF the above figures.
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The Pavilion Hotel,
Charleston. a. a..

H*sH 1V1'StVss, ~ q.
TIE ABOVE POPULAR HOTEL
is OPEN FOR THE
Accommodation of the Travelling Public.
BOARD, PER DAY. $500.
Mrs II. l.. BUT7WRFYELD. I,yuyicfrs,.
y. BuTrERFIEID, Superintendent.
Nov 12, 1866 o ~
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A gents Wanted

I N ovcry county Of North and South Carolina, to
j canvass and sell Ijoydls new Double Map of
North Amorica on tho faoc, and q county Map of
tho United Statcs OH tho bacl covering a square
feet Of muslin, with rollers, SO. Other agencies
can be given if dcsirod; Agents MAKE from SIS to
$40 per day. Address !, M.
WAHREN r. MARSHALL,
General Agent Tloyds Map,
Colnmbia $. G.
Feb &c, 1907 23 If
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In Dsarch of a Retail Store

~ green appearing genius, on his first visit
to Boston, observed a sign over u store thus {:
" Wholesale and Retail Store" IIe worked
his way through the crowd of ladies until nc
faced one OF the clerks, who was exhibiting
some article to a young lady, when hc broke
out:
Say, Mister, who's boss hero ?"
The proprietor has just stepped out, sir !"
We'll, is this retailing store 2"
Yos, Sir"
Guess you understand your trade ?"
con, yes" replied the clerk, xrappnr IN
a bundle for his lady customer, what can {
do for you ?''
Dwell as the cold weather il cor.ing on, I
thought mought as well come and .,iyo YOU
job"
81 don't understand you SIR roplied the
clerk, who begun 10 think the fellow had got
into the wrong box"
zactly so we'll, III tell you"
Z" Explain what you !'can, my friend" said
the clerk, as he saw him produce bunalo
from under his coat.
"Wcll, as | said before, tho cold wcathcr's
coming on, and ihougi,S { might ns we'll b..
fxin' FOR it. Come mighty near frcczn'
t'othcr winter, Tell you did but"
hope you will tell me what you want,
so may servo YOU"
Certainly, Squire, certainly; always do
business in hurry; aud just as quick as tho
old master will let you J. want you to retail
these old shirts--let 'em come down about the
knees, kase don't wear drawers"
Tho effect can be imagined, but, Us the nov
elist say can't be described.
The loud burst of laughter which followed.
served to convince the poor fellow that ne had
committed himself, and his long lcgs were
soon put in motion for the door,
YoUNG man, look we'll to the end before
beginning, look well to the end to which this
beginning is likely to lead and when once
begun, havo care until that cnd has been
consumatad. Lot not intermediate successes
engendcr a oarclessncss which will cause tho
final accomplishment Of tho whole design to
slip through your fingers.
THE DEATH SnocK.--The I" "Ncw Orleans
Times" relates an incident that illustrates
the nervous susceptibility Of yellow fever pa
ticnts. On Saturday night last, Mr. F. was
considered by his physicians as out Of danger
and was told that he could have his clothes
changed on Sunday morning. At late houl
IN tho night, Gulf steamer announced hei
arrival, as usual by firing gun, and the re-
port gave the patient nervous shock which
caused him to expire in tho course of five
minutes. THAT" said he is my death
shock" Tho startling uttcrance proved pro.
phcto He turned over and dicd forthwith.
How TO Grow ONIONS. "Prairie
Farmer" gives the following directions for
growing onions:
g Ono half bushcl of common salt, ono
pound sulphcr, two ounces carbonate of am
monia. This amount to be applied ut one
Simo--tho first application to be made as soor
as the onions comeup. If the ground should
get hard and weedy, tho amount should b.
doubled or even triblcd. This is the famous
recipe by which SO many onions were said t,
be grown in Iowa last yoar. No hooing o
wedding is required. " ,tl
The composition is for one acre, to Be ap
piled once a week for eight weeks, upon on
ions sown broadcast n
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FAIR NOTICE.

Ii, PERSONS indebted to tho old Firm Of J.
n Il. s. w. NJ BELLOTTE, or to w. NJ BEL
LOrTE, individually. will save trouble aud cost
by calling soon and settling with the undersigned.
W. Nj. BELLOTrE.
Pcndlcton, >. e., October q. 1867 3--Gm
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Commissioners Of Rou,ls-2d EcyiAye"t--G
w Phillips. Chairmnu: " pitchiorl, Clerk !;
William Hi,bs, Jr, Treasurer; NJ L Mitchell,
Thomas j Steele. Maxwell. james |. Boyd,
l. W Lusk, NJ Crawford, NJ II Hnnnicatt,
Jonas Phillips, Jr.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA.

rIcKENs--iN THE COMMON PLEAS
'9"mnci loVingood Foreign attachment.
vs NoRT0N,
-: ~. ume. Pl.Vs AKy
Y WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, OH the l2th Iday
7 Of March, 1867, file his declaration apoinst
the Defendant (who, it il saidl is absent from and
without the limits of tlis State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within tho snme, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be ser.
vod IL is therefore ordcrcd oat the said defen.
dan do appear and plead thereto, on or before .hs
l1h day Of March. 1868; otherwise, final and ab.
solu'o judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. -
J. E. HAGOOD, oc.r.
Clerks Office, March l2. l.: 81 II
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I" BEAUTIFUL RIVER. "--Sablath day is
the beautiful river in the week Of time. The
other days arc all troublrd streams, whose an
cry waters are disturbed by the countless craft
that float upon them; but the pure river Sab
bath flows on to ctcrual rest, chanting tho
sublime music of the silent, throblinc spheres,
and timed by the puk3ation Of tho everlasting
life. Beautiful river Sabbath, glide on -
Bear forth on thy bosom the poor, tired spirit
to the rest which it seeks and the weary watch
ing soul to endless bliss.
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(Nt III x N iMllU .Hl !sp ~ N i.IDS1
- = = ~" 30 - - = - =
III Nr
'iu'I.N -. Wv ,,,,,,,i rhmsohA AMn 'lhh IlME
---
HENRY VII. AND uATIIARINE pARR
Hvi, Mink, i, vi lonn w. w.
-
FREDERICK TIE GREAT AND Ills FAM
ILY. By l.. Muhlbacl,. vol, $40. Illus.
JOSEPH AND HES COURT. An Historical
Novel. Translated from the German by Adj
eiaidc Dc Y. Chnudron. l vol, Svo.
FREDERICK TIE GREAT and his Court
An Historical Navel. Translated from The
Gcrm;.n by Mrs Chapmnn Coleman and her
Daughters. VOL l2mo
-
r,,E Mrnct1A AN.r op orp11N 4, ~.
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The canteen.

sssA s VI l' q "a. S. IL II ]. II II, II. Y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-07

YoUNG man, look we'll to the end before
beginning, look we'll to the end to which this
beginning is likely to lead aud when once
begun, hayo caro- until that cnd has been
consumated. Lot not intermediate successes
engendcr oarclessncss which will cause tho
final accomplishment of tho whole design to
slip through your fingers
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-07

FHNIIE LATEST NEWS, Foreign and Amer.
Il lean. besides vast amount Of mipceflone.
Gus ronding, will bo found in those publications.
Tho PHOENIX and CLEANER are The, only
papers in the State. outside of Chnrlestop, wBioh
pay for and regularly publish TBLEGRAPIlI0
INTELLIGENCE. 81 3
Every issue of tho Daily contains from ten b,
fourteen Columns Of Roading Matter; tho Tri.
Weekly from twenty to twcnty-four, and tho
Weekly forty eight Columns making it the
largest and cheapest paper in the South. Sub.
scriptions reasonable. Specimens furnished o,i
application. An examination of its merits ID
solicited. l3
TERMS FOB SIX MONTHs-IM ADV ANCE.
Daily phmnix, 81 Tri-Weckly, $2T Wook-
ly Cleaner, SLY.
JOB PRINTING
OF oil kinds, 81 III rs Books Pamphlets, Post.
ors. Cards Bill-hcads, Hand bills aa we'll as
PRINTING IN COLORS, promptly executed,
and ut such prices ms will innkeit an indnce-
mcIt for persons to forward ordors! Terms
Cash. s ~
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
Phoenix Power Press Printing EstaBlshment,
West side of Main, near Taylor Tor Camdenl
Street, Columbia, S. G.. WIS
Juno IL, 1867 l-I SO II W
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-07

IIEHRy WARD BEEcHER in q recent dis.
course said that " some men will not shave on
Sunday, and yet they spend all the week in
shaving their icllow-mcn and many folks
think it very wicked to black their boots on
Sunday morning, yet they do not hesitate to
blacken their ncighbor's reputation on week
days"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-07

SHOOTING IN AND AROUND THE pENITEN.
TtARY GRoUNDs.-Wc arc informed that on
Fr"ay morning, freedman, named Cato,
from Abbcville, in attempting to escape from
tho penitcntiary enclosure, was fired on, and
severely wounded, by two Of the guard. The
same night, ono Of tho guard fired on an indi-
yidua] in tho yard; but the intruder made
his escape, evidently injured by the ball. a
short time afterwards, the guard was shot at
from the ontsidcthc ball passing through
his hat. The firing caused some cxctemont,
and lilo of soldiers from tho garrison was
sent to the prison, to assist in putting down
any disturbance that might arise.
[Columbio IIhmnin, s24th inst 3
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S's'EV EMS fy(;yI;,lE.

81, @;s, .e5 Is sY, EEwuc,;, ;,Any, n. Y.
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DIE CEARz]L1LiSsg 2 ;lIJifs zEITUMG.

July 10, 1867
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N. J
Organized in 1s45.
Char ter Perpetual.

Organized in 1s45. Charter Perpetual,
Having paid losses on deceased members amount
ing to S5I25,425, and declared in dividends TO
the living the sum Of SCOOP 839, with assets
well secured, amounting to over So, 100000.
has just declared its TWENTIETH annual dividend,
being SO per cent
at the lowest "a tes consistent with perfect secur-
ity to the me mbers. Its distinguishing features
are economy in expenditure, and care in its man
agement.
It pays no stockholders for the use Of capital, no
bonuses or commissions to officers and no immOd-
All it's directors attend to its meetings, and
serve on its committees. Its risks are carefully
selected so as to secure sound lives. It is care
ful in adjusting losses, aud prompt in payment.
Its funds are invested with regard TO security
never haZarding principal and interests hence II
paying losses and expenses, and reserving the
value Of all outstanding policies, il has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend Of return premiums to
the members, and paid them when due:
Il is a 'sAIUTUAL BEEEFTT'' Company, having but
one class Of members, all life-pOliCies, both
and Old, sharing equally in the annual division ol
surplus receiving dividend on tie premium paid
1t endeavorF in brief, to act in all respects as
faithful trustee Tor the members Having for over
twenty years pursued this course it proposes to
continue it lhe future aud OOrs its adv antages
TO all who desire 20 insure IN Company SO direc-
LEWIS C. GROVER, President.
Benz. c. Miller, Vice President,
Edward A. Strong, Secretary,
Alex. b. johnson, Cashier
AMI DOdd, Mathematician.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Joseph B. jackson, NJ. D., Gabriel Grant, N. D. q.
Edgar Holden, N. D., F. G. Smelling, II, D.
DIRE TORS,
Lewis c Grover John Weeks
Henry MCFarlan Nchemi III Perry
Charles S MaCkuet Edward Strong
a Smelling Josiah Low
Randall Fl Greene Joseph 4 Halsey
I II rockingham Benz e. Miller.
W7lIs CARTlER,
AgeTCt for ohio.
OFFICE, DELAWARE, OHIO.
upr.12'67 If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
Trailing Arbutus.

Sweet surprise for April!
Met me on a day,
Ny friend, smiling, laden
With May flowers, ere the May
Sweeter blossoms never grew,
May and morning, sun and dew.
Whence their breath, like music
Whence their flush, like dawn
Whence that soul of spring-time,
Have they softly drawn
Wherefore should they folded be
In such tender mystery? ?
For their old dear sweetness,
And their beauty rare,
For the shore they grew on,
And the name they bear,
In my loving memory
I hold them, for these and thee.
-SprjpafeId Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
Notice.

Is hereby given that petition viii be. presented
Il to the Commissioners OF Delaware county, Obi o,
at their next session signed BY twelve or more
citizens hvingupOB or being interested in the road
ruRning through The land Of Smith slaWson In
Brown Township, praying that the said road may
be 50 altaFed &c run Is f0ilDwH where The road
crosses the East line Of said SlaWlouiB land It
turned South and run the West side OF n e East
line between said SlaWson's and " Hume's land /,
thence along the present road to the south line OF
lot No. O. thence west on thu north side Of the line
between said SlaWson's and James FaFls' land 10
where said road as il now runs crosses said line
Also to vaoate that portion Of said road il now
runs angling through said SlaWson's land.
Nay 8, '67-Atf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
Notice.

rs hereby given that a petition will be presented
= to the Commissioners Of Delaware County, Ohio,
at their next session, signed by tW elve or more
citizens living upon or being interested in the
road, known as the Delaware and BellefOntaiue
road, praying that the said road may be altered
as to run follows beginning at the bend in
said road az the foot Of the hill by the grave yard
near the South line or John DeCker's farm, in E.
ellis survey No 4257 V. n. Lands, in sciofo Tp-
in said county or Deia ware, thence running North
across said Dec6er's farm to point near the
South side Of John Erwin's farm, on said Erwi s
farm, which is Immediately north Of said DeckeT's
farm, thence in more westerly direCii on across
said Erwia's farm and Lewis Tyler's farm 30 the
bend in said road, near the log barn on the north
part Of Mar y Pettibone's farm. in f. Richman's
survey, No. 1910 V, N, Lands in said Scioto Town
ship. [apr26 '67-5tl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17

The voice of one going before, to make
More beautiful paths for June, is the voice
OfAIays dear May Envying not the crown
And the bridal ;-patientIy emeralds
Stringing, and rubies, for brows Of the birch
and maple ;-finging the garIands of white
And pink, which properly add unto
bloom =
Gold cups on a thousand hills filling high
And calling to honey bees ;-Out Of sleep
A myriad tiny harpers with wings
Waking, and teaching them notes for the
noon =
Oh May, thou sweet-voieed one going be-
Juuemay be June forever, with all her red
Wine
OF passion and life, but sweetest days viii
be thine.
--Lndepende71t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Auditors Office until one O'Clock, P. n, on
Wednesday ne 22d day of May, next, for erecting
the superstructure Of bridge across the Oleutuu-
gy river, on North Street, in the town Of Bela~
ware, Ohio. The length Of said bridge s 225 feet,
Ia three equal spans of IS feet each. Ile width
Of Road way to be 20 feet with foot walks on each
side The Commissioners require plans and speCi-
dCations to accompany the bids.
Separate proposals will be received above
for furnishing the stone, aud laying up the same
for said bridge, the bids to be by the great
perch OF IS cubic feet.
Ey order OF the Commissioners.
aprl9'67-5t. G. NEIL, Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17

Is hereby given that petition viii be presented
n to the Commissioners OF DsIaWare county. on TO-
at their June seFEion, asking for road 70 Be laid
out beginning az the East terminus Of the road on
the line between slT. Baker, and Wm. s. ClymeF
thence east on said line 20 Alum Creek, then ce
down said Creek few rods 10 ford, thence across
said Creek and east 70 the road leading from Lock
win to WOrthingtOn in 'front.' Of what is known as
the Baldwin Housa. and that said road from
Lockwin to WoTthingtOn south west from the in
tersecton above named. be vacated TO the lire be-
tween said Clymer and samuel Horn a. the south
vest corner OF said Clymer's orchard
MayIO6I-at.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
Notice.

A a special meeting or the Commissioners OF
"A Delaware County, Ohio, held April 80, 1867
William Williams, Miller Warren, and David Davis
we're appointed viewers, and P. D. Hillyer, Engin-
eer, to view the ground for contemplated Turn
pike leading from the south eud Of Sandusky Street
in the town OF Delaware, along the cid Sandusky
and Columbus Pike, 20 the road running there
from eastwardIy to Lewis Centre. All persons
herein mentioned are notified to meet at the Aud
itOrs Office Monday, the 2Oth day or May a
10 O'Clock A. NJ. J. W. NEIL,
May 3, '67-3W Eeputy Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

0eq Enn PER YEAR we want Agents
- Ea6FNAE every where 10 sell our IMPROVED
80 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed By Hsl0ei
Wheeler, & Wilson, GrOUeT C Baker, Singer o.
and BdcheldeT. All other cheap machines, are
rest fns and fHapTisORHaelt Illustrated circulars
sent free. Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark at
BiddeTOrd Maine, or Chicago Ill.
June 1, '66. -1yi.