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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

The 81 the Emma No. 4 has
SETTLE thirty Eve feet water.
tha = the rgbr having hoencnt
n depth BY the swift nurrent
6re The Inflated vessel l6st
re ers are at work, ana Afo so
yor cent halvaae on IVORY
hing they save. The safe liaa been
OUT, but ii col lUH aoEAlng
Of walne except bda b1oka.
and papers. d Nhnt ~ us A1 e.
machinery hha : been lakeh ous.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Each of the three Atlanta pa
pers has "the largest circulation
in the United States"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

The Sutro tunnel has hsen axca-
yated 1900 ane.aenIlelh e.
the whole dlsiane.
and a4on
q Aaza
NheIl eFap
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
THE WEEKLY HERALD

TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1870
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

SPECIAL CoRREsPoNDERCR vIcKs-
BURG HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

the village, and cxiendingio 10 Tie first gate, bad
as II undoubtedly Is, Is perhaps no worse than
would have been The whole line. long since
but for The efforts Of the company to make II
subseryc the public convenience. To do this,
one Of the directors assures us that the per-
sonal liabilities Of himself and one Of bis fcl-
low officers would not TALL FAR below $1,000 II
this consideration, taken In connection with
that Of devoting time and attention to the
business Of the road. for merely nominal com.
pcnsation, are not sufficient TO entille the Co.
and lis officers to forbearance, TO fairness aud
Justice, what hardship may we not demand Of
company that has endured, and suffered and
out.lived almost every other institution of its
kind in the rogisn? This much, VIC deem due,
from us, TO the company a statement, howev-
or, is expected from some one friendly to the
the company, for this paper, that will set this
matter In a reasonable and true light, and en-
able the public to judge intelligently in the
premises.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

LAID Ur.-The number Of vessels laid up
atthls place for the winter this season. Is less
than last II Is but eight, while last winter
there were a dozen or more. We are indebted
70 friend CnENY, keeper Of the light, for the
list Of vessels-schooner and scows-now
laid up for the winter in this harbor, to.wit;
schooner Yankee, Capt GEORGE Ford York
State, Capt VIM WATRoUs -.esaie, Capt DAN
PErTIs- Wend the Ware, Capt NJ WRIoHT-
SnoU Drop, Capt. A. NJ Cox-New Lisbon,
Capt GEo. PARMALEE- NmPyre, Capt. II.
BLAIR Industry, Capt JAMES JEFFoRDs
Two last scows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

| HAPPINESS BEGoTTEN by HAPPINESS Coz.
FERRED.-There is always strong interest
with the absent, TO obtain news from home,
and to know what is going on among the
friends left behind Especially is this the case
when separations are looked upon as perma-
nent, and the new is far removed from the old
home, with its associations aud friendships.
Correspondence comes in TO relieve the pres.
ence of strangeness and consequent sense OF
loniness Letters, however, come but occas-
ionaly at best, and are often like angels Wis
its, few and far between, and sometimes even
occasional enjoyments Of this kind are neg
lected and denied. Nothing, therefore, sup
plies the regular weekly visit Of the home pat
per To those who have gone out to the far
West from this county, and especially from
this village or neighbOrhood, nothing can 50
cheaply afford the same amount of happiness
as q couple Of dollars, insuring the absent ones
fiftyltwo such visits. with weekly comprnd
of the local news of the vicinity. If happi-
ness is enhanced in ones own experience, hy
enhancing the happiness of Others especially
of kindred and dear ones--how can the same
amount of sunshine be reciprocated, as by
subscribing for the 7tiegrdph and sending ii
on its weekly errands Of pleasure and happi
uess, for The term OF whole year,
The RECEIPT of the printer for sibscrp-
lion, thus sent about the closing of the year,
would touch chord, that would, perhaps
cause vibration through several hearts
Every one knows what is here slated, but
all do not stop to think Of lis force, or reduce
il 10 DraClice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

Though, the 1iiagrGph is appreciated as an
advertising medium, and our limits reity well
/. taken up, weinever turn nawayT good customers.
The Telegraph circulates among the Intelligent
andFwellr who. make tLa custom
ers most sought after by the merchant and
. business man. As. they read. their steps are
mostiikely 10 be turned toward those who
make their business known through this me-
dium. As tl1s department OF the Telegraph
speaks for itself letus make allusion, also, to
the Jobbing Department, Our outlay for ma
terial late, puts us IN the front for facilihes,
andthe amount Of work has conespondngly
increased, and itlthe, character OF the execu
tion, We have no tear of competition OF the
meritsd Ibe zslsGrefh. the reader will Judge.
Hiskthed desision Of theqnesnon, whether any
of our contemporaries present amore attractive
and discriminating weekly eompend OF local
affairs than are to be found in our columns
He will also decide. and that, ton, without
impefrmiy or delsy, Of, ths pfsr Of reward,
whether his name shall have plsesiupon our
subscription for the wear ie71.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
MARRIED.

In Ashtabula, On the ped of December. by Rev. NJ.
Roberts, Mr.. L. p WILSON, Of Weslhed, ". to Miss
KATIE Cox, nf Ashtabua.
In Conneaut, December 18th, by T. d. Blnn. HENRY
VAUPEL of Cleveland, To EMMA BLAKELEY of Conneaut
In Richmond, by Rev. Brown, DAVID WEIR to Isabella
HAMILTON both Of Richmond
In Audover, December 18th. by Valorus Lake. WN.
LAWRENCE Of Bowen, Pa TO Miss L. E. PARKS Of Anao.
ver
IN Lenox, December Goth, by Rev Woodwork, Mr..
HENRY FREHcH TO EFFIE SLoAT Of Lenox.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

WINTER, which has been irresolutely daily
ing along for some time, until the weather
grumplers had pretJ much got their pipes in
tune, took on a more rigorous character ON
Tuesday last, and began snow storm from
the west, with an atmosphere Tint touches the
raw. Up TO the hour of this writing, Thursday
morning-it has continued with increasing
fierceness.' fs.,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

Our County Jail seems to be losing its popu-
lafity, having at this time but one patrons
gentleman by the name of PITTs, who having
dSoye,of pair of working cattle belonging
TO a farmer down in Cherry Valley, and his
trail being followed up so closely as TO inter-
fere and spoil sale he was about entering
into, he was induced to take the cloistcr,
where the pleasures of solitude and quiet re-
fiection are uldisturbed by the presence of any
other sinner
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
ACCIDENT TO 'RErkEsENrAr1vE HArwARl

ACCIDENT TO REPREsENTATIvE HAYWARD.
We regret to learn, as we do from the Re
porter, that Representative HAYWARD, of Kel-
logssyilIe, recently met with a serious accident
while attempting 10 get on the cars at Kings
villc,, The train was moving and by some mis-
hap his foot was thrust under the wheel and
crushed. lie is said to be recovering as rapid
ly as could be expected, and will probably bc
able to take his place at the convening OF the
House on the 3rd of January. ..,..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

We learn by the Ashtabula Sentinel that an
effortis being made to change the running the
time of the mail coaches between Jefferson
and Warren. The proposed change is to have
the mails leave Orwell in the morning for
Warren. apd. Jefferson, returning in the eve
ming. BY this arrangement Eagleville, Nor
gan, Rome and Orwell, would receive all bust,
ness COMMUNICATIONS from the Lake Shore
road, between Cleveland and Erie, the same
day they were mailed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
DIED.

announcements free commendatorv Notices. half rat,
In Conneaut the 5th Mrs. HULDAH JENNINGS. aged 81
years.
IN Union. Pa. Dec. list. b. w. HORTON aged ~ years
son of W, r. Horton OF COnneaut
In Perpont. DeceRaber I2th. DANIEL Z, HEURlT aged
81 years consistent aud devoted christian in lie
anu triumphant one In death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

-ERRoR The notice of the annual meeting
of'the Central Plank Road Company that ar-
peared in our columns last week, was sadly
mutilated by the compositor in the date. In
stead of Monday, the 14th OF January, it
should have read--as written-W Wednesday,
the 4th. 1t will be, found in its proper place,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24


Poor HUMAN NATURE "A respectable and
reliable friend writing from the locality where
the following state of affairs have been trans
piring, assures us that the general facts stated
are substantially true, and that they are SO no.
torious, that their publication can aggrieve no
one 1t is under this impression they are sent
US, and having no doubt of the truth of such
have given them place in our columns -
WAYNE, Dec 18th, 1870
Friend Reed-Although the township of
Wayne in your County, may not he said TO be
much in the line of excitements generally, yet
in those of an UR-domesic character, it may
now hold prominent position.
An episode of this character has recently
developed and eliminated, about in this wise :
About year ago. the wife of our retiring
County Commissioner, supposed that she dis
covered unmistakable evidence of an improp-
er intimacy between her husband and the wife
OF our postmaster; after which, she stated the
circumstances to some individual friends ex-
pressiVe of her full conviction of the reality.
After this report had obtained a little notorie-
as gross slander; and suit for damages was
talked of, without anything direct thereto, un-
til about September, when direct move was
made, summons served and in due time nm
answer was filed, and nothing apparently re-
manned but for the parties 10 marshal their
forces for the conflict.
Various were the speculations in regard to
the result, Imagination was busy and suspi.
cions eagle.cye was upon the track Near
the close of November st, the suspicious of
the p NJ. were fully aroused, and he announ-
ced to his wife that they could live together no
longer; and on or about the 25th, she took
her departure or other Qusrlers
Then passed week of exciting gossip,
speculations and denuncations, in which
"Rail, Tar, and Feathers were conspicuous.
The Commissioner left the following morning,
to attend the Dec. meeting OF Commissioners.
He returned on Wednesday afternoon, and
found that his wife had, that day, left the
premises, with u few valuables, leaving no AS
surance TO her returning husband, that his e,
would'be in waiting for him at the proper
hour
The tables were turned. The Commission
er's wife had takeh a lawyers Office in her
route, to institute preliminary proceedings for
a di, orce due notice of wlich arrived by
Sheriff STILES on Saturday, very short time
a Ter, the Commissioner had left for the W,st.
The effect upon the Postmaster appears to be
much as if the grave had suddenly closed over
some fond object; as to what ii, or has been,
upon the Commissioner, is left to the magi-
nation CITIZEN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

LET those economists who boggle at the
necessary expenditure for a local journal, for
themselves or families, stop moment and
take survey 1.-The subject in all its fearful
dimensions aid Importance, and the unavold-
able CONCLUSION win be that the tax amounts
TO just four cents a week - f.t..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

An eight months and twenty-five days old
pig was killed the other day at Warren, as We
learn by the Chronicle, that weighed 370-the
nearest approach TO that of A. +. Fox, noticed
week'o two Since, of any of which our ex-
changes shavespoken ~ F
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

personal expenditure Of tine and money
without any advantage 10 themselves. not en-
joyed by The whole community; and think
large portion Of those who use The road
agree with them In this opinion. But tue edi.
tor Of the Senhnel denounces The road and the
Company, In the most unmessured terms -
tells Of an Outraged public" "poor, hard
working men dumb Drutes, whose sufferiDgs
are increased beyond limit by the action Of
this Company" A brief statement Of facts
will perhaps be sufficient 10 show where the
truth Is There Is large amount Of heavy
icaming betw cen Rock Creek aud Ashtabula.
The direct route Is by Austinburg, over an or
dnary clay road. and Is two miles shorter
than by Jefferson. Bu, these teams almost
daily come through Jefferson, increasing the
distance two miles TO have the benefit Of the
Plank Road. And they say that the advan.
tage of the Plank Road, by easing the draft
br their teams, more than compensate for the
toll and the increased distance. Are they
mistaken II not the editor of the Sentinel
is. Truth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

ERNEST INGERsoLL, one of the editors of
the, Erie Gazette, favored US with call the
other day. His youthfulness' of appearance
did not argue the necessity of years, for the
editorialtripod.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

Rosa BENTON, the pretty clerk ut CRrTTEN-
BoN's jewelry store, in Cleveland, who was
scandalEea by 0 remark by Mr.. WADE OF
the late firm OF HOGAN & WADE. the proprie-
tors Of. a competing establishment, has just
obtained a verdict for $1,000 The case was
brought before the courts year or SO ago,
and first trial resulted in verdict for the
plaintiff of $1,000. A new trial was asked
for,xaad ;af,ern nsomes weeks spent over ii, the
testimony against the young lady not being of
much weight, second verdict was returned a
few days since for the large sum named. Such
a SUM, II mainly distributed to the young lazy
would seem to reconcile her to all the injury
her reputation appears to have suffered from
the scandalous words spoken-that "she was a
loose character" r.y.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

The firm Of, c. bEFrfNowELL & Co, at
gsville-recently of Kingsville-huve
made an assignment for the benefit of creditors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24


DAM ROARING disturbs the serenity Of our
frispd Of the .Ssattlst, caused, as he fances, by
mill dam in that neighborhood, aud what is
little sngular,a reader of the Sentinel, over in
Arstinbafg complains Of being affected in
the same way, This brings 10 mind tle old
story Of one mans taking snuff and another
doing the sneezing. There is, however, this
difference between the editor and his rc,der-
The rea lcr's fancy fixes the canse, IN h j, ease,
TO the passage of n train over cer,ain cul-
vert in Sdyprepk. Were IL not iyrg the fac;
that similar disturbances in other places,
where there are mill dams, have been traced
90 the passage Of the'waier in an enbroken
sheet. and so condning the air behind It as 10
cause an intermittent escape, and producing
something like regular pulsation and e0nse-
quehf vibration of the atmosphere, il might
possiblysbe supposed there were disordcred
slonlachs In other directions than that of the
RI a. +. f."f. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

tE-It Is said that at least dozen Senators
who voted against the St Domingo treaty last
Winter will vote In favor Of Senator Morton's
resolution, which authorizes the appointment
OF a Commission TO examine the subject In
case the resolution passes both houses, IL is TN.
derstood that the President will appoint one
Senator and two members of the House OF
Representatives, commissioners to proceed 10
ST Domingo and obtain the information con.
tcmpated by the resolution. There Is little
prospect now that the matter will be in such
shape as TO enable the President 10 send new
treaty to the Senate at this session, but the in.
tention is to have everything ready for action
at the next Congress.
The French have been driven from Ven.
dome.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

DoS'r forget that LAKE ,EuIE give their sec.
ond social party on Friday evening Dec 3Oth
All are cordially invited.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

PLANK ROAD Ce.-The notice we gave last
week of this institution, was not well received
by its officers. 1t seems 10 have been taken as
an evidence of untriendliness, and too ready
disposition TO make common cause with those
who have joined in a hue and cry against n,o
company without stopping TO acquaint them
SELVES with facts and circumstances us they
exist. Perhaps il is sufficiently well under
stood without an express denial, that we have
no le' lings that would lead us to suya word
against the company, or that would in any
way make their case any more onrrnus than
we ar n0w convinced il il. From c0nvcrsa-
tiohs with the officers OF the company, we are
satisfied that their desire 10 serve The public
.by the continuation of the road, when il was
clear that 1t could not under the most rigid
economy, be made to pay its expenses has
lead them, not only 10 expend every dollar OF
receipts for keeping it up, but to the extent OF
pledgIng their individual credit to considerable
amounts. We are further satisfied that instead
of abuse, the company are entitled to the graf.
itude of the public, for doing as well as they
have. The road, as they admir-, has not been
kept in as good a condition as II was desirable
1t should he. Indiscrimnate complaint was a
consequence, and TO this followed on the part
Of some, refusal to pay toll, abuse of the
gate keepers and tile breaking down or the
gates. Among this class there were enough
to combine 70 defeat any legal redress by a
peryersion of facts, and the manufacture OF
testimony Without the means of making
the road better, and suffering wrong and loss
in tIe way stated, what remained for the com.
pauy 10 dor Their explanations induce us TO
believe they did the best they could under the
circumstances, Instead of giving up the
whole road, as has been their wish for some
time. they gave up portion--tha portion
which seemed likely in the least TO discom-
mode the public The portion thrown up was
accepted by the commissioners, and as ne.
cessity, the plank were removed fol the repair
of such portions as remained in the hands and
under the control Of the company, The a,
rnonnt Of hesvy ieaming done over the road
would. OF course, cut up any mere dirt road
fsnd tas coadfsion Of the one running out u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

~ 0ut merchants are prepared for the holidays
See advertisements and locals for particulars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

Ifyou have kind vile, sister, or any other
afectionate friend, present them with one oi
tnose Rubbcr-backed Mirrors, from SwIFT's,
or Bottle Of nice Perlumery, with the fine
chrome of the italian Flower Girl" which
accompanies ii, and they will appreciate your
taste and generosity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24


Holiday Notices.
Buy Merlnos at HAsKELL's
Have you read Lifting the VeiIp
Buy Empress CLoHs at HAsKELL's.
Teachers Examination at Jefferson. Friday,
January 10, 1871. 3ta3 II. L. JOHNSON.
Holiday Goods at HAsKELLs.
Slaughtering Goods at HAsKELL's.
You can ge Watches, ETC., ut DIcKrNsoN's
cheaper than in the cities.
DIcAINsoSs stock for the Holidays was
never better call and see
New BooKs-Plank and Plain; Field and
Forest, by o. Optck are in A. c. L.
DICKINSON has large and most beautiful stock
of Watches, Jewelry and Silver Platcdware.
BLAKEsLEE is making the renowned Ryder
Retouched Photographs
Ifyou want to get that Picture framed for
Christmas go to BLAgESLEEs, he has nice
STOCK Of frames
STEBBINs sells Ladies' Gold Hunting Cased
Watches, warranted good time keepers, for
$50
Piquette cold Pens, the best IN the market,
and just the thing for Christmas gifts at
STEDBINs'.
Those stylish gold fringe setts of jewelry
are for sale AT SrEBBINs from $3.50 up.
fine lot Of new and fashionable jet jewel
rY at STEBBINs'
Oysters of the very best brand may be had
during the holidays at ToMBEs 6 Bros.
d. W. HASKELL has Just received Black
silk Velvets, Velvet Ribbons and Buttons
HASKELL sells yard wide Aeary Cot,ons at
II cents per yard, and Hoop Skirts at shil.
ings.
HASKELL has some more of those Leapy
Shifting Flannels
HASKELL has just received Cottons Flan-
ncls, Water Proofs Nuhias &c.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY New YEAR
Oysters, the largest and incest in market
Call on MART. NEwBERRY for II. & NJ. Re-
ccivcd fresh duity.
IfyOu have kind WIFE, sister, or any other
aiiectionate friend, present them with one oi
tnose Rubber backed Mirrors, from SwIFT's,
or Bottle Of nice Perlumery, with the fine
chrome of the italian Flower Girl" which
accompanies il, and they will appreciate your
taste and generosity.
LOOK AT BLAREsLEE's PRICE LIsr!--Nsw Styles and
D.t. n
Cents Tintypes 50 Cents each
PHoToGRAPHs.- celebrated Rembrant 80 pr doI
Medallion ............................ pr doz
Reouched Or dog
lperial.' pr doz
LaiSe-4 ~ pr doz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

LOOK AT BLAKEsLEE's PRICE LIsT!--Ks Styles and
Very Low Prices. He is makingtFour Bontons for 80
Cents Tintypes 50 Cents each.
PHoToGRAPns.- ns.-The celebrated Rembrant 80 pr doI
Medallion. ............................ pr doz
h'etouSheu pr uoz
Imperial pr doz
Large-4 10 pr doz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

nwo0p wanted on Subscription,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2,

j
at 81 24d1l. rs No. Q do at S1.2O.
BucKwHEAT FLoUR-Fair demand and steady at
ST,OOa75o
CORN --old is steady at 66e for No. mixed new In
more inquiry and hell 5705se for 81 for shelled
from store.
oATs,-Moderate. Sales at l7e for No. 1 stste.
BUTTER-Ma-ket is quiet and steady the demand
Is moderate for choice Prime at 91G9Oc common 70
good do at 24G1g7c
EGGS-Frm and unchanged At soc by the barrel zoe
small ickages and counted out.
CHE E-The market is steady and quiet factory at
i60lec Tor small lois elected.
BEANs- In moderate demand at saOOG2,25 for prime
hau6 picked.tsA
DRIED APrEEs- IN Hight demand at oa7c per ID for
new.
oiDEB--Eew sweet eidor dull and heavy s4.2c@s.oo
per barrel. t
.PoULTRY-TheIe is very good demand for dressed
at ls1l4c for Chickens i5@iec for Turkeys; Ducks
lS1l6.
DRESSED HoGs--Nsrket nomnnai butehersr
paying at the range Of tIOODT. 80 az to quality.
SMOKED .MEArs-ciy Sugar cured Hamsn
Beef 1885,
PoTAToEs-ih Dir demand ana steady.
eoc on track ; soc fsom store.
oNoNs-In good demand 81 Sif1
and dlYr shtss apd Tsesce for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY New YEAR.
Oysters, the largest and incest in market
Call on MART. NEwBERRY for H. 6 NJ. Re
cciycd ,sh duity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
CLOTHS and BEAVERS.

We have madeA very large addition 10 our stock OF
Cloths and BeaVers-for Men and Boys Wear. Also,
complete line OF TAILoR's TRIMMINGS