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ALLcoGK,s P0Rous PLAsTERs
Seem 70 possess t~heqUaIlLy OF

~ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY
And imparting if 70 the body, whereby the
circulation of the blood becomes egualized
upon the parts where applied, causing pain
and morbid action 10 cease. The Porous
Plasters are flexible, and found TO be Of great
help to those who have weak backs, or pain
in the side. Especially are they valuable to
those who have neglected colds. They are
often prevenrves Of Consumption; nay, they
are believed % have ICosened the grasp OF
this terrible afiictiOu, and been mainly in-
strumental in enecting a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
or between the shoulders, or over the kid
neys, by those who are subject 10 take cold
easily.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HANTNG filed with the Clerk of the County
II Court my final settlement as Executor OF
the last viii and testament Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogers, deceased. all persons Interested there
in can appear and make their objections, II
they have any, or the same will be confirmed
at the January term, 1870, Of said court. This
December 8, 1869. JAS a. CREATH,
deca Executor, etc,
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CITY


LIST Ward-NOrh end Nduu Yard.
Jas. A. Newsom, Deputy Commissioner: J.
T. Randle, @. Dwyer, j. Clancy, Judges; Z.
c. Baugh, +, T. Atwood, Clerks.
"a RdTd-COTaeT Washington and Fourth
Streets.
George GiIIbn"- 7o-~~~tssioner: R.
W. Li%ghtburn5, "a. C6lnpDen, 49,, Chase,
Judges; Thos. Joyce, A. K. Edgington, Clerks.
Sd Wdrd-KleTadn'S Office.
W. &. Barrett, Deputy Commissioner; Jas.
ROork, W. J. McKeOn, J. A. SignaigO, Judges
Henry S~chrader, W. a. Nelson, Clerks.
An Wdrd-C07ner Madison and Third SIS.
1T Cartwright, Deputy Commissioner; a.
r. Lacey, p. NJ. Stanley, w. W. Coleman.
Judges; Dan Kirwan, A. Holding, Clerks.
18th Wdrd-CTrcuit Court House.
7. W. O'Donnell, Deputy Commissioner; J.
G. Hoist, owen Smith, James FOgarty, Judges
W. ". Gilbert, John ID. Baird, Clerks,
Sch Ward-Cor. ToIbert and MaEberry SIS.
II B. Chiles, Deputy Commissioner p. a.
Cicalli. ThOs. B. Norment, j. Halstead, Judges
W. II. Clark, Sam Moore, jr., Clerks.
It'll WGrd-C0rner Linden and CdapseV SIS.
Robt Good, Deputy Commissioner; W. l..
Stewart, W. Davidson, l.. Harmstad, Judges;
Z. Foster, G. q. Jones, Clerks.
sh Ward-Caarch, Quinby AUenue.
DIT. Monsarrat, Deputy Commissioner; II.
J.. Holt, d. Fante, T. MoGeOy, Judges; J. D..
Stewart, Eugene Levy, Clerks.
9tA Wdrd-COrner Kerr and Fifth Streets.
W. B. Gibson, Deputy Commissioner; en-.
Wardig, J. Danbury, jon Herring, Judges; j..
V. H-audwerkeT, +. c. Scheper, Clerks.
lOH WGTd-AfTicd Bailey Church.
W. +. McLefresh, Deputy Commissioner: r..
T. Wright, VIC. Ellis, James Nj. Williamson,
Judges; ]. NJ. Boon, Auguste Bizieu, Clerks.
Deputy Commissioners VIII please call and
set Returns and Poll Books, and be sworn IN.
de95 Comir Of Registr'n Tor shelby eountv
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, December 80, 1859. 1

OEEAlE VI LaA JAIL AEEEAEH
MEMPHIS, December 80 1859.
There is nothing new 10 report in local
money matters. Exchange continues
scarce at nearly all Of our banks, and all
bills offered are taken readily at Z@L
discount on points east. Checking at par
to : discount.
Four thousand dollars in county war
rants were taken to-day by a dealer at
73Hc. This is an advance Of nearly &c
since yesterday, and in consequence bro
kers were asking &c in a small way to
tax payers.
City scrip is dull and nominally IN
changed.
Tennessee money is weak and irregu-
lar. We quote at 7O975c from dealers.
Old Tennessee bonds sold at 52k953H
to-day in New York and New at IS
@45H. This is a decline since yesterday.
Governments are weak and unsettled,
hut closed 6rmer. as OllOWs:
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LUMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES.
YARD and SAW MILL.

THE oldest Yard in Memphis; established
I "A 1877. With a full stock Of logs, sea-
soneC and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
psreG 10 furnish any quantity and dtmen-
sions Of cypress or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock Of Doors, Blinds and sash, glazed
or unglazed; Laths, Shingles, Cedar Fence
posts, Pine and Poplar Flooring always on
hand Our motto is, quick sale y small
profits.
NJ. E. & ]. ". COCHHAN,
ONCE and Yard foot Of Washington st,
nos dSw Near river.
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~llssisslppI and tennessee Railroad.

mississippi anu I5HH1oNOO WaIIFeNU'
ARRIVE. EPART
New Orleans Mail, daily Is 20 pm. E:O0nOon
N. Orleans Express daiIy-9 o. am. 4l5 pm
Freight, daily eXceptSun-
pm. 500 am,
Mail Train makes direct connection I0l
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection fol
&C Melville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 I-2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passenger
and check baggage in any part OF the city, by
leaving orders at 81 l-2 Main street.
A. 3. LTVERMORE, Gen1 Sup't.
c. P. OAKLEY, Genl Ticket Agent.
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COTTON.
CHAMBER - COMMERCE,

MEMPHIS, December D., 1905
There was some Improvement IN the
sales to-day, but none in prices, which
were about the same as yesterday. Low
grades are in large supply, and holders
are anxious 10 sell. Among the transac-
tons were 4 bales middIing fair at 26lzc,
2gOod middIings 25Lc, . good middlings
251ze, 80 strict middlings 24EG24Ac, y
middIings 2c, 29S various grades on a ba-
sis Of 24c for m~iddIings, 564 low middlings
23EG2Zc, uS good ordinary 2HG2c,
A ordinary DE, s28 mixed and stained at
M22Zc, I3 low ordinary 2OI4c, inferior
IGfaIse. a total of 1884 bales.
w. 80 e-n---z.
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NOTiCE.

mississippi AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD,0
OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 20, 1869.
CHANTS: Notice is hereby given that
ali cotton and other goods received at this
Depot viii be stored at the expense and risk
OF whom It may concern, II not promptly re-
moved within tw~enty-four hours after arrival
at Memphis. This order viii be strictly en-
forced, regardless of parties.
ds2I ], M, PAMPLIN, Agent.
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DR.. SAMUEL CHOPIN.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

THE plantation Known as SILVER LAKE
Il PLANTATION, One-half mile from
Rtves' Landing, on Arkansas river. VIII be
sold on easy terms. 1t contains 1900 acres
400 in cultivation; 800 more are old deaden
ing. Fences and houses in bad repair. APP
ply 70 BROWN LHLES BROWN,
de8 No. 9 West Court Street.
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Wand ReQistratlOn Notice.

THE Registration Offices in he several
wards will remain open to
DeOe"bSE az, 1862
As the law provides.
Office hours from s am. to 5 pm.
JOHN p. BOUGHN CIR,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby Co.
Memphis, November d, 1868.
Ledger copy. noS0
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10 Owners of Horse8.---Thousandg Of

10 NHneFS OF HufSB5.--- 4~HuH5dHGS VI
horses die yearly from Collie. This need not
be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Limiment
viii positively cure every case, II given
when frst taken. The cost is only one dol
lar. Every owner Of a horse should have a
bottle in his stable, ready for use II is war
ranted superior 10 any thing else for the cure
OF Cuts, Windgalls, Swellings, Sore Threat,
Spralns. Bruises, Old Sores, etc. This L1ni-
ment is no new remedy. II has been used
and approved of Tor p years by the first
hOrsemen In the country. Given to an over
driven horse, IL acts like magic. Orders are
constantly received from the RACING 3
OF ENGLAND fOrit The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff, OF trotting fame, used u Tor years.
Col. FhIlOP Bush OF tne Jerome Race Course,
has given a certificate, which can be seen at
the Depot. stating that after years OF trial, il
is the best In the world. His address is Ford
ham, n. Y. No one once uslngt II viii ever be
w~ithOutit. It is put up In pint bottles. Sold
BIZ the Druggists and Saddlers throughout the
United States, Depot, 20 Park Place, New
York.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; The only r and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
GUS; no disappointment; &c ridiculous unts;
remedies the III effects OF bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
BLACK or BROwN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchel-
Or's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street. n. 7.
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FOR RENT.

TINE LOCRHART PLANTATION, NEAR
Sunhower Landing, COahOma county,
Mississippi, will be rented for the year 1870,
at five dollars per acre. There are four hum
bred acres OF cleared land, much OF IL hlgh
and of superior quality, with anew ~ginhouse,
two iron-tubed wells with pumps, and sum-
Client hewed-log -cI1ements 10 accommodate
a family and the laDc rers.
A good tenan can have the privilege oi
paving one-half the first years rent with re-
pairs and improvements, such as may be ae-
complished with field hands, and Of contin-
uing his contract for several years
Apply to the subscriber at SunhoWer land
ing. CChAMBEhS.
December 8. 1889. del2
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On TUESDAY, January 4, 1870,

an that tract Of land lying in said county, and
known as the Nodena arm, containing about
$3.50 ~acres-abOut 500 acres cleared. Sale to be
made within lawful hours.
CHAS. BOWEN, Commissioner
At the same time and. place, I viii sell, to
theshighest bidder, for cash, ten mules. placed
in my hands as Receiver of the Bnstick &
Jordan trust fund. JAS. B. BEST,
declO Receiver.
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H.mnhta aad LaaIsvIIe RAILROAD.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time.--4; 90 am. 2:l5 am.
Night Express, city hme..2A5 pm. Ed s,m.
Ticket ofBses No. 81 I-2 Main street and at
Depot, bad OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night express
Traia. which goes through TO Nashville, VIA
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
cut change.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.


memphis ana Line MOCK bditISau'
To MADISON M LITTLE Rock, ARkANsAs'
Going West-Leave Hopehelt daily at oUO
am.
Coming East-Leave L'AnguiAe at 1870
FerryBOat leaves foot OF UnlSn -. aSo:gJa am
General Agent ans superintendent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

d Y virtue OF a renewed order OF sale, rem
d dered at the October term. 1859, of the Mis-
sssippt county Circuit Court, 1 will proceed
p sell, TO the highest and best bidder, on a
credit of four months, at the courthouse door
Il aln InMn Of nsnnnIn AnEnnnna
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FOR SALE.

THE Stern-wheel Steamboat Kills
Ia faef long. So feet beam, 8 feet hold. vii
carry seven hundred tons. has z0-incn cyln-
ders, 8 feet stroke, with ample o9iler power
on liberal terms, or exchanged for city prop
erty. Apply to v-pr
de2l FLAA. SAASGAA.
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MemphIs and CharIeston RalIroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
Mail $3.50 pm. 12:00 m.
Express Train ....---........I0: pm. 1880 pin
Junction Accommodation S:I5 am. $3.50 pm
Somervine Accommodation 9:45 am. 40 pm
Takes effect Monday, 18th.
WI. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't.
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WANTED to rent for the year 1876, one
w undred or more acres OF improved
and, lying near the city Of Memphis. Par
ties having land to lease, please call at my
Broom. Factory, No. Towards Row, or adj
Dress me line, stating description and terms.
delS a. y. FERRY.
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NOTICE.
A BARGAIN.

OTE are requested to sell, upon most favor
w able terms, that valuable brick resi-
dence, pleasantly situated, OF Dunlap street,
between Bass ayenu and Madison street,
The house is one and a-half stories high. con-
talns nine rooms, including Kitchen, closets,
etc; stable on the premises.
For particulars, apply to
WARINNEk, LEE THURMOND,
Attorneys at Law,
dels No. v Madison street,
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COTTON IN NEW o R

December 80, 1925 s.m.-Cotton dull
and nominal. Ordinary, 232sc; Good,
255gc; Good Ordinary, 24c; Mobile, 25%c;
Low Middling, 24%@AAc; Orleans,
255sc; Uplands, 251sc.
u m.-Cotton quiet and weak; prices
same.
4p.m-COttOn dull: prices unchanged;
uplsnds, 25Le. sales, for export, 240 bales +;
for spinning, go bales; for speculation,
$50 bales and 200 for January at AAc;
March 252sc; May, 26e.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
December 80, 1870 a.m.-COtton steady
ard demand fair; middlings 24824Hc.
2:s5 p.ln-Demand fair ard prices firm;
middlings 24G2454c; sales 1900 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
December 30, > p.m.-Cotton frmer;
sales 1900 bales; Uplauds ll2d, Orleans
Il5sd.
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REMOVAL
MEDICAL.
DR.. RUssELL'S

DR.. RUSSELL'S
SAR X,
The largest and oldest Institution Of the
kind in the Southwest; Established
Ten Years, and the Only Belia-
Die Place for the Cure Of
Private Diseases.
DR.. RUSSELL, No. AZ North-Court Street,
north side of Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, Is acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
L eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
male. Recent cases OF GhOnOrrhea and Syphi.
lis cured in q few days, without the use OF
mercury, change of diet or htDdrance rom
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last vestige
eradicated without the use of mercury. Suf-
ferers from mpotency, or loss OF Sexual
Power, restored to free vigOr IN a few weeks.
ar Ghoncrrhea Of long standing, when
al lnter-"l remedies have failed, permanent
ly and speeuHV cured by a new treatment.
Victims OF selEsabuse ana excessive Venery,
suffering from peTLNatorrhea and loss OF phy-
steal and mental poWs- speedily and peIma-
neutly cured. HS- All consultations strictly
confidential. 90
Office hours from 9 am. to 3 pm.
DR.. j. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. G. WABRAN, Secretary.
Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished free,
on application. del5 d&w
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
win rent, publicly.

On the 18th Day Of January Next, 1870,
On the premises, the plantation known as
the LEGRAND PROPERTY, within the La
coma Circle, Ark, nifty miles below Helena,
containing Seven Hundred Acres OF Cleared
Land, in fine state of cultivation, with COM
Portable improvements and a nne steam Gin
upon the premises. Terms made known on
day of renting. [del5l DAN BRYAN.
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Among the sales to-day were 4 bales
middling fair cotton at 26}zc. 1t was sold
by c. II. Dori0n * Co, whose card viii be
found in another column, to f. NJ. Cash
q Co., and was raised by Geo. L. Aorri-
son. on Edmund Orgin's place, fifteen
miles out on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad. The same place produced one
Of the premium bales, exhibited at the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851.
II the cotton States, including Tennes-
see. there are no less than e~ighty-six
uilIs now running, with two hundred
and twenty-five thousand spindles, and
consuming t~hirty-one million i've hun
dred thousand pounds ofe5tton annually.
-Four hundred and fifty million pounds Of
cotton are now used in the country,
which il forty per cent. Of the whole crop.
There seems to be little doubt that, as the
tendency is TO onsUme more cotton in
the United States, a large part Of the in
crease has to be set down to the account
Of the South, and that in a few years we
viii take a large proportion Of the whole
amount.
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City Election Notice.

THE following persons are hereby appoint
L ed Judges, Clerks, and Deputy Commits
sioners, to open and hold an election for May
or, Aldermen. COuncilmen and other officers,
as provided by the new city charter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-09
OrOide Gold Watches.

II H Extensive Advertising OF
IL these modern buHabU0S has induced hun
and
Now, what is "Oroide Gold9n Simply
copper or brass subjected to a chemical pro-
gold. That is all-no gpldin It,, n yetmen
viii pay more for these Copper Watches
han I am selling good, honest silver watches
for, rlghthrre at home; as, for instance, full-
jeweled lever Watches, In solid silver Cases,
warranted correct time-keepers, at SIG i
and all styles as low as they are sold else
where.
rates. Persons wanting Watches viii con-
suit their own interest by buying Of
@. PLATT,
my2S. No. 3 Williams Block.
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Prices Down Again at shur's.

Also, from Auction, immens lots of Cas-
simeres, F~1annels, Shawls, Hosiery, Para
soils, Ladies Hats, Flowers, COrsets, Hoop
Skirts, &c, at nearly half price.
We have q Dig pUe of Ladies, Gents and
Misses Isle Thread Gloves, which we
bought at less than half the cost to manu-
facture them. We propose to divide with
our customers, keeping the lions share.
We sell the best Kid Gloves in the West ut
SLIGO. Try the Glove, as we claim there is
none better at the price.
p On Dress Goods you can save nom 10 TO ~
ceuts n yard.
On other kinds of Goods you can a an
equal proportion
People living in Marysville, Columbus,
Mt. Vernon, Cardington, Gilead, Marion,
and surrounding country, can save money
by buying their Goods of us.
s. p. a. j. j. SHUR.
N. Block out for our Price List. Call
and get one. Free to all, or sent free to any
direction desired. s. p. j. j, >.
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June o..
General Robson is ilthe prime of
life, being about forty years eff age,
and still a bachelor. He was born at
Oxford Furnace, in this State, n is
the eldestson of the late William Robe
son, late of Belvidere, n Of the 1arg-
est iron manufacturers of theState and
q large property holder in Warren
county. The Generals mother was
Miss Maxwell a sister of j. p. b. Max
Wells member Of Congress from this
State, during the Broad Seal c~Ontrover-
sy. On every side he is of honorable
and loyal ancestry. He was educated
at Princeton, where he was graduated
in 1877. and Immediately commenced
the study of the law, under the veneer
able Chief Justice Ho~Tnblower,. who
had Just left the bench of the Supreme
Court. General Robson enjoyed the
instruction of this eminent jurist the
three years OF his nOVitiate, and was
admitted TO che. bar in July, 1850, and
has aver since beena successful prac-
titioner, holding q prominent position
among a corps of lawyers which has few
equals and no superiors in the United
States.
In 1857 he received from Governor
Newell the appointment Of Prosecutor
of the Pleas for Camden county, where
he had located himself a few years
previous. This Office, which is equiVa.
lent tothat of District Attorney, OF
State Prosecutor. in other States. was
always discharged by him with singu.
Tar fidelity and ability and its duties,
as well as various causes OF Im-
~portance, brought him into so much
position and esteem that on the an
pOintment of Mr.. Frelinghuysen to
the Senate in November, 1865, Governor
Ward conferred upon him the position
of Attorney General of New Jersev.-
General Robson has sustained himsel1
in the latter Office with dignity and
distinction, and in some matters OF
very great concern to the State has
SHOWN Q nfnlness n capacity well
calculated to inspire confidence in his
ability tOehI any position. We have
no hesitation in predicting shat the
duties of the high station to. which hC
has been called by President Gran.
will be filed with honor to himsel
and benent to the country.
This is not the first time that New
Jersey has furnished q Secretary OF TIN
Navy on this side Of middle life. Hon
SamueIL. Southland received the sam
appointment at the age of thirty-hv,
from President Monroe. The ability
with which our naval affairs were ad
ministersd during his mana -eIHent
wblch extended through the entire adj
ministration OF Mr.. adams furnfshe.
a good augury for She success of the
present appointee.
General Robson, among other publ,
acts, did good service during the war
not, IL is true, ia the active duties O
the field, but iii the organization o.
troops and the preparation and dis.
paEch OF recruits and volunteers. For
his activity IN this department and 70
his zeal and usefulness in the Iowa
cause, he was appointed Brigadier IN
Governor Olden,
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,. :. cox.
The Delaware County Bible
Society

HAS just Received n New supply OF
II Books from the American Bible Socie-
ty, which. with the stock on hand, makes
the assortment full and complete in the va
rious styles of Family aud Pocket Bibles
and Testaments. Also, Bibles and Tesla
and French languages. For sale at the So
ciety's list prices,a at the Depository, {. Platt's
ewelry Store, No. 3 Williams Block. my
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SPRING AND SUM Err,
At Great bargains.

If you want Goods, new and fresh, cheap
hen call at the
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WOoLEN FACTORY.

A. b. STEVENSON. ". K. ALLGIRE
Delaware WOODEN Factory.
THE roprfetOrs wish to say to the
Farmers and Others of Delaware and
adjoining counties that they are now rum
niny their Factory, and, having everything
in com plete oIder-alI new machinery of
the best make-and experienced worknlen,
are prepared TO do alIkinds two usually
lone in a Custom Factory. Roll Carding,
Carding and Spinning. Manufacturing
Cloth, Satinet, Jeans, Flannel, plain and
plaid, blankets, Cotton Warp Blankets,
Stocking Yarn, Pulling, Finishing and Col
oring, &c, done in good order at E0l0 prices
and on snort notice.
Come and see us. Factory in Perry &
Clippenger's new building, east side of the
river, near the covered bridge.
STEVENSON s. AELGERE.
apr3o '89tf
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Bridge Notice.

AUDITORS OFFICE, DELAWARE COUNTY,
DELAWARE, o., June Is, 1858.
~ IS hereby given that sealed
IN ~opos will be received at the Aud
itor's Office until Monday, July 18th, at !
O'Clock P. NJ, for the stone work n super
structure of a bridge in Orange township,
across Alum Greek, on the WorthingtOn
and Galena road, near Freedom.
Also, for h stone work and superstruc-
ture al a bridge to be built in Thompson
township, across TaaWay Run, onthe Rich
wood road, neal the residence of Jesse Nc
AI1ister.
Also, for the stone work of an arch to be
built in Thompson township, over Hoskius
Run, on the River road leading TO Middle
town.
Stone work will be let by the great perch.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Auditors Office Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the commissioners.
jelS-4w j. F. DOTY, Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-09
Bridge Notice.

BERLIN, DELAWARE Co, o.
June %, 1868.
is hereby given that Seal
~ ed Proposals will be received at the
Clerks office in Cheshire, until THURS
DAY. JULY 10, 1859, at n O'Clock p. m,
for Tie stone work and superstructure of a
bridge to be built across n run on the farm
of 7. Q. Lewis, ESQ. Plans and specihca-
tons may be seen at the Clerks Office
Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of Trustees.
G. NJ. JAMES,
July PIT Clerk, pro tenn.