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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
Notice.

! WARREN swETLANp Of Virginia City in
| w Montana Territory aud Silas SwetlaId of
Minneapolis IN the State Of Minnesota, will
take notice that John Daupherty Of the county
OF Vinton, IN the Stste Of Ohio, did. en- the27ih
day Of August, A. u 1874, nle his petition in
the Court ofCommon Pie ps within and for the
cSunt ty o: vlnton. in said State ~ ohio, AGAINST
,aid Warren sw3rland, snd silas swetqnd and
Joel G. swetlant. heisSs atlaw Of Joel Gsswet.
land, deceased, and sng> >hne Swetland as
widow Of Joel q. Swetand, det ,>asen' ana as
Misunderstanding oi his estate. ana n. Z. ZONES,
defendants. setting forth that the SAID ioel y.
swetland, deceased, while IN fDll llie, snd the
said Angeline Swetland being then his wife
gave mortgage to the said John DarRhe -ty
on ln>lots 272. 273 and 274, IN the village Of
Macarthur, Vinton county, Ohio; also, on n lot
27b and as much of OF the south side off -iot
276 as will correspond with the south line OF
the graveyard. beng about x OF said lot g76.be
the same more or less, said lots being known
as "swetland's Stable LOTS" to secure the
payment Of $276 with per cent. interest. &C.
cordlng to q certain note referred to In said
mortgage, and that since the giyi n OF said
rhorteage,, the SAID Joel q. Swefland has de
parted this lUe; that the said Angel ne SWEET
land fs adminisirafrx nj the said Joel q SWEET
Isnd. dec aspd, and that the said Warren
Swefland, 9ilas Swe etland, and Joel @ Swet.
land are heirs az law OF the said Joel =, SWEET
land, deceased. and that the said Homer g.
Jones claims TO have an intercstin the prem.
Ise- described in sud petition by certain
mortgage deed PRIOR to themortgaRe ofplaIn.
tif, and praying that the Corrt may lind the
amoudt due the plaln,in, and II the same he
not paid within shert dav to he named by
the Conrl. That SAID premises may he sold TO
bay the Frme, and thst the salc Homer
Jones he ordered to set forth his said mort
gage lam. that the COurt may determine the
priority of leins at the hearing thereof: ana
the raid Warren swetlaud and silas swetland
are notified that thev are required tn appear
and answer said uefiticn on or beinre the IN, "A
Saturday after the % day of october. A, u 1874
Dated SeI tehnber l6. 1874. A.i q ~
John ptUGH ERTY.
BfH w.corLraAp. hfs Attorney CIV
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XTOU are hereby notified that afthe septem.
II her session, 1875, oflheeon mIssionefs ol
VInton county, Ohio, Wilhelm +, FELTON, and
others filei their petition iofa county road as
follows: From polnt In fhe center Of the
eoputy road leading past J0hhathsa Winters
dwelling house about Is rods west OF raid
house, in Elk township OF Vinton county,
,'hlo, thence running north ~easterly dlrec-
ton the near Vt and best route through the
lands Of said Winters AID llary Richmond 20
point al or near the horth>West corner OF e.
D.. VOLTS garden, thence In an easterly diIee-
ton throngh the lands sold by youto said p,
b Woif and now occupied by him, aud the
lands Of Gilman, Ward 4 Co., south OF the
Water Min Of said Gilman, Ward 4 Co., and
along the southTline oflands gsned by Henri
eta Wilson and inttrsecting the Jackson and
McArthur road at point aDoht 1885 feet south
ofthe south line ofthe corporate limits OF the
town Of Macarthur in SAID Elk township oi
vinton county, ohio, and there to end.
q That viewers and q surveyor we're appoints
ed by said commissioners and that said
.VieEers and surveyor will meet at the initial
point OF sad road petitloned fot,on the 50th
day Of october, A. ID. 1874, at le O'Clock, Am.
10 enter on the discharge Of their duties. =
!, Dated this 18th day nf September 1878. Il
l9F WlLLIAMF. FELTON,,
lW utUt Principal Petitioner.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
VICTORY.

This Is not a Rooster, but
what of il--it is a Buzzard-ant
We regard it as decidedly ap.
proprlate.
Vinion county went 3S5 in
favor OF fraud, corruption and
peculation. 5u
Every Democrat in this
county knows, and many OIL
them admit, that the corrup.
tion, mismqnagement, favorite.
Ism and plundering of the
county treasury, by the "ring"
is a shame and a disgrace upon
the county. Yet each in hope
that in the future he may fat
ten on the spoils, voted not 10
change the order OF things or
to lessen the force of the ring,
but to enlarge its circle and
increase its power.
We can stand this thing as
long as the 1856 men who voted
that it is TO be perpetuated,
we console ourseIf with the
reflection that the honest
masses of the people will soon
have nothing more TO steal,
and the ring will have to begin
to feel upon itself. A few iel-
lows stalk around the treasury
of the county like buzzards
round a carrlon, gorging them
selves during the year; they
90 around during election cam
paign spewing out their i'll
gotten gains, to aid in perpetu.
ating the corruption on which
they feed. In the mean time
the honest voter who pays his
enormous taxes, supposing
the wrong is at Columbus or
Washington City; goes to the
polls and vote for the very ring
that is robblng him.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
TIL: ELECTION.
Ohio Cues Democratic by a Ma
jOrity of $4,000 to 10000.

Returns indicate that the
Republicans have lost the
State. Urichsyllle precinct
-TuscarawaS county, Demo
cratic gain, 80; two wards Of
Circlevllle and five townships
of PIckaway county, Republi
can gain, 81; Ironton- Demo.
cratic gain, 324; East Liverpool,
Columbiana county, Democrat
ic gain 81; Liberty township,
Logan county, Democratic
gain "a; four townships OF Har
din county, Democratic gain
81; Vermlllion township, Erie
county, Democratic gain "a;
Pomeroy, First ward, Republi-
can gain II. Salem township,
Tuscarawas county, Republi-
can gain 4; Trumbull county,
Democratic gain about 500;
Democratic gains so far foot up
1,13O; Republican 3SS; nel
Democratic gain, 1872. Foster,
Gunckel, and Robinson, Re-
publican candidates for Con-
gross in the Tiffin, Dayton, and
Delaware districts, are proba-
bly, defeated by Hurd and
Payne, Democrats, but these
are,only conjsctures, except as
to Parsons, who is certainly
badly beaten. So far the Re-
publican gain is 1908; the
Democratic gain is 2,6SS
Franklin county, two wards OF
Columbus and four townships
give Republican gains. Re-
turns from the Seventeenth
District are close. The Demo
Gratis claim the defeat Of Wood
worth, and The election ofWil-
son. This, however is based on,
the returns from Starke. Ross
county, Republican gain, $50;
Huron county, Republican
gain 300 Conneaut, Ashtabu-
Ia county, Republican gain, SO;
Portsmouth, city, Democratic
gain, 232; Mt Vernon, Repub
licsn gain, Is; Madison county
will be about the same as last
year. There are considerable
Republican gains so far as
heard from. Republican gain
in Dbnton county about 200.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15

Net Democratic gain 80 far
2,700 over Gov, Aliens vote
Gnfie!d, Republican in thu
Nineteenth district, and. Var
Vorhes. Republican in the Fiji
teenih district, are elected, tC
Congress.
The Republicans concede
the State TO the Democrats
and claim twelve G ingressmen
The Democrats claim the State
By fifteen thousand TO twenty
thousand majority, and claim
eleven out of the twenty Con.
gressmen. Returns are very
imperfect, Int the crusade has
evidently done tie business.
City of Hamilton complete;
Love lao; Smith S4S. The
Democratic gain over two
years ago is 141. Fairfield
township, east precinct, Madi.
son township, Ross township,
and 81. Clair and Oxford town.
ships give an aggregate major
ity for Savage of 406; a Demo-
cratic gain of "a. The total
Democratic gain in the city of
Hamilton and tour townships
over that of two years ago, is
1T. Wallace, the Republican
candidatei for Auditor carries
the city of Hamilton by S5 ma.
jOrity; and Peter Bender, the
Republican candidate for coun-
ty Recorder, carries the city oil
Hamilton by 541 majority.
In Circleville the returns
from the townships and wards
head from indicate a Demo
cratic majority in the county
OF about $50. John Walk, Re.
publican, was elected Probate
Judge by a small majority.
In Athens the Republican
in eight townships is
1900; Republican gain 200
Van Voihes majority In this
county is l 500, and his cleo
ton assured in the district by
a good majority.
In Wooster partial returns
from the district indicate the
defeat of Pratt, Republican,
for Congress by 500 to 1000
majority. Democrats also claim
Lucas county by small ma
jority.
Two wards in Toledo ard
nine precincts in Lucas county
give Wikoff 700 majority. Pratt
Republican candidate for Con.
gress, runs behind his ticket,
and is probably defeated by a
majority running from 300 10
700. Six to Snships in Wood
county give 514 Republican
majority. Six townships and
one precinct in Putnam county
give Rice, Democratic candi.
date for Congress, 723 majority
and Bell 61S majority. The
county Is claimed for Bell by
1900 majority.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15

The railroad shops are to be
rebuilt at Zaleski, and Chilli.
cOthe mourneth.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
DISTRICT OFFICER.

Ire Represeutahvs to Congress 70 The Elev.
.ntn 6onsre ssonal District composed OF tie
counties of vinton, Hocking jackson, Gal.
ia, Lawrence aud cccioto. 'b'.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
STATE OFFICERS.

One Secretary Of State,
One Clerk Of the Slpreme Court.
Two Judges Of the supreme Court, one for
long term and one tor short term,
One Member OF the Board OF Public Works
One Commissioner Of Common Schools, 70
the State Of Ohio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION,
Second Tuesday in October, l87
(BELNG THElSA DAY OFsAID MoNTH)

pointed the da, on which the qualified elect.
Ors OF Vlnton County are notified to meet IN
their resp, ctiye towlships, a. their usual or
proper places Of holding elections, between
the hours Of eo'clock ~ the forenoon and 8
O'Clock in the ,fternooD Of said day and then
and there to vote by ballot for the following
otiicefs, 10 wit:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
APPORTIONMBNT UF JURORS.

The trustees of the several townshIps
IN SAID county are hereby notified that the
following number OF jurors IRE apportioued
TO their townships respel lively. and that they
are required 70 selert the SAID number and
make retarn thereof to the Court OF Common
Pless, together with the Doll book; a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
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This Lecture should be in the hands Of
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Also DR.. Gulverwelrs Marriage Gulde,p
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15

We will send the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to subscribers one
year iOr 1925
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A DVERTISERs send 26 cts. to GEo. =.
"A kowELs 4 10, n Park Row, N. Y, for
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vertising.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15

~ w csYLoR VII Alrnisha wait
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The Home Movement, s'5 81; Ellery Move.
rrent, sE so, Heavier cases s2.75 per OF extra
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15

HDsYCoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
l. Eow either sex NAV fasclI ale and gain
the love and affections of any person they
choOse, instantly This simple mental aG.
qulrement all can possess, free by mail for 81
ian Oracle, dreams, hints TO ladies A queer
book 100000 sold Address r WILLIAM 4
co Publishers, Philadelphia.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
COUNTY OFFICERS.

One Sheriff.
On Treasurer, .f-G 4rI Y' ~ o
One RecordeT,lf p,
One Commissioner.
One Coroner, . l..
Three Inirmary Directors, one for one year,
one for Two years, one for three years, for
Vinton county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
CnEAPESTPLNE m TlIECOUNTY
- al 81,
: lIgS 0 N

AlWaysKeeps a FullLinIeosf B
Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnbhes,
Dye Stnffs, and Pure Liquors TOR Me-
dicinal purposes.
Perfumery, Fine Toilet Soaps, Hair
Oils, Pomade, Hair, Nail, Tooth, Flesh
and Clothes Brushes, Combs.
School Books, Blank Books, Copy
Books, Pens, Ink; Paper and Pencils,
Envelopes, States. liair
Fine Cut, Plug, (hewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes.
Lanterns, Lamps, ,Chimneys, Shades,
Coal Oil.
A full line of Gold, Coral, Jet, Topaz,
Amethyst. Agate, Garnett Sets, Brace
lets, Finger aud Ear Rings, Necklaces
Sleeve Butt9ns.
Needles for all Kinds Of Sewing Ma
chimes, ,' '
Musical Instruments, Tuning Forks
Violin and Guitar Strings.
Clocks, Watches and Keys.
Toilet and Work Boxes, and an end
less variety Of Toys. ii~a ft
J am also agent for all the Magat
zines, Periodicals, Literary and Daily
Papers, which l furnish from three
days to week in advance of those
furnished by mail.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-15
ST., 900 PER WEEK

Can he made by any smart man who oan keep
his business to hlmself Address ID. y. HER.
MANN, Hoboken, NJ. .tt
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HALLS pAT,T HUsKING glow

dh AHmIA WEEK guarantees to male
VI n n and female agenlsi In their local
SpW y itv Costs NOTHING to try Il,
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WITNESS, my hand; at my Office. IN Ne.
Arthur, this 2Oth day of ofseteniber, 1874.
GEORGE KALER.
September II, 1874. 2w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-25
MEETING OF coLoRED VOTERS.
Churches, Tomorrow.

Services viii be held in the First Baptist
church tomorrow usual, Rev. 7. NJ. East
wood, pastor Preaching al l0 30, A. NJ and 5
P. NJ. All are cordially invited. seats free
Sunday scnool meets at o clock
Preaching tomorrow in Scott N. E. church.
corner 7th and Spruce streets, at l0.s o'clock A
NJ, by the pastor. Rev J. Owen Sypherd. sub
iec. The children's sermon At o'clock ?
NJ. By Rev. ]. {. Round, President Of the Cen
tenary Biblical Institute, Baltimore, Nd
6'aiva Y church. Sd and Washington streets
This church will be opened for service. tomorrow
morning only, 81 l07s O'Clock. and will be closed
for three Sundays thereafter. Sunday school
every Sunday morning at o'clock.
Unitarian church, West street near sth.
Israel. Pastor. Hour Of preaching, l0is. sub
ject Retrospecuon. Chlldren's meeting dis
continued till September. Church closed aftel
Tomorrow TIL september.
Preaching al Mt. Cubs at O'Clock. Cars leave
foot Of Market street at o'clock.
Preaching tomorrow morning. at lO-s at the
% Baptist church, corner Of French and Fourth
streets. By the pastor, Rev. A Macarthur Sub
leet The .'Nanquished Foe Strangers and II,
general public 81 cordially invited
West Presbyterian church, corner of Eight
and " Ash.ngton streets preaching to- morrow
al lQ1s NJ. by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ p OTIS
Subject for the morning Conduct the Index u
Character for the evening, "Home-love an,
the Fstherhood Of God All are cordially in
yited.
The Rev. Mr.. Springer will occupy the pulpi
Of the First Presbyterian church. Market stree
above 9th. at los O'Clock, tomorrow, Saba
morning. All are invited to attend. SAbbatl
school morning aud afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-25
gnlitifal 3lntifes.
NO "RING" RULE,
ACCORDING TO PoPULA-
HON
PLEDGED TO THE RIGHTS OF NEW CASTLE
CoUSTY-UNPLEDeED TO ANY MAN!
ID ths REPUBLICAN, Yot.r .

To tie Republican Voter:
Your tent is called to the ticket below. The
delegates named are nominated by those opposed 10
what is known as "The City Ring" they are in ia
vor of Equal Representation for New Castle County:
and they propose the non nation OF New Cattle
County man for Governor. While they are not
pledg TO any one person they wi most earnestly
support in the Convention that candidate from this
County who Is shown to be her choice, and who an
most tully unite all her strength.
The opportunity is here offered You Of supporting
an honest effort of the independent masses OF the
party to rs0uke aud defeat Ring Rule and return to
the simplicity of ia populsr elsion of all party
issues. No unauthorized bargain. made to serve
personal interests should be permitted to override
the partys welfare. nor to endanger the general
success. The just claim of our County for the Gov
ernorship, after thirty years of exclusion, is now
jone to the claim of her DIST anchised citizens for
equal representation in the Legislature, and both
demand expression from free and Independent yo-
T. rs, with emphatic voice.
II these propositions and declarations suit you,
this ticket claims your support. Every effort to de
feat it may be expected. and your vote and exer-
tions are needed for Its success.
The delegate election Will be held on saturday
July .5th, fram O'Clock untils.
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-Isaac Murray e. K. Crawford, Kdwsrt
AlteTnates = Isaac Harrington, John L Riley
| Thsmas ;. Pugn, Greensbury smiih.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-John uestz. james Crosby, Girart
aiternates-Ferdinand Chairs, George H. Leech
Matthew W. hackiem Geo. Reason.
THIRD WARD.
Delegaies-George Richardson. Evan P. Grub
Samuel a. Price, Lewis F. Adair
/
Martin Lane, VIM. 2. Robinson.
FOURTH WARD.
Deiegates-wiIlard S. Pride, Wnl'am McCres
Roland Day, William b. hvereIt, Theodore fur
lternates James Huntington James 5: nea
Joseph Pierson, Benjamin VTozier. Richard 1ias
gov.
Delegates-Sam el Floyd. Am. Y Warner, Aaro
Conrad Geo. "; Roberts, Benjamin tlroomss-
Alternates-Alfred GasthrO.. James InersoI
Daniel r. Hignuit j. Horace kudelp', jeffrey
Brown.
Delegates-John H. 4dams William Cnmmin'
singiey. J.hn " y wis, andrew X. henry.
Aliernates John Ni-hols, James E. Mortorl
ewis II. Allen, L. ". Eng and, james Chamh Il
Peter ;. Blake, Jonathan harris.
SEVENTH wARD.
Delegates = howard NJ. jenkins. washingto
Hastings, Charles W. Talley, Edwari Williams.
Alternates-Wiliam Bacon. John Green, u.
Mahary, Isaac Toney.
EIGHTH WARD.
nelegates-Henry W. Downing and James crC
zier.
Ai,ern tes-John Richardson and Charles Jordal
NINTH WARD.
Delegates-John B. Murphy and Eli Mendinhal
AlierDaies-knocn TOW nsend and John Batson.
TENTH WARD.
Deegates-Jsmes Fletcher A. T. Peterson, ch
/ Taylor
Alternates-stephen Davis. William g. Moor
/ Patrics II. hoyd. ii2i-3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-25
Local BrevItIes.


eb1, the halter.
Feather beds renovated al Fourth and King.
I'll paintings, az go Market stree, at Auction.
F. rry shakes carpets by machinery. No wear 10
Old cArpe
Why it that Thiri Street is III best place TO buy
hats DOtell.
Secure yonr tickets for the delightful excursion
10 Atlantic Ci'F- July 80.
File Murph-y supply eoa as chap as anybody
and Prime article, too.
a full lire Of LADIES' suits and polonaise al low
prices, 81 ichienstelns.
1he offica Of the Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Co. is al 81 ing street.
Ed II gents are suited very well al Bayne's dne
tai l!lAg establishment.
MaeElnaw hsis are the nnl 10 buy. Apply q; Al
Il ~ Market Strse;
Quick printing NJ the COMMERCIAL Pres Printing
Ro1 as Fifth aud Market streets.
Druggists labels prin ed ch aper than ever 81 the
COMMERCIAL JOb Printing Onace.
The politicians viii al adjourn this evening 70
F1!-luer's saloon, turAe soap AID clans
The people viii dTllk Houston Prizer's tea. re-
garaless q the beechef-lion scandal.
The Nes Castle County men ami the Jump men
al 20 IL tof singles sons psrtaga cigars.
sls euders- collars, cuffs. neckiies, shirts under
81 Market street.
laaies viii md iolet requisites as well as spark
ing SODA ssisr, 81 GAllaghers drug store, al Fiji
| tsenfA and NErket.
Goal for cooking very pure and free from du an
4st sold al raven Armstrong :, foot OF " est
street rop tAtm postal card ordering coal.
Phillips 4 Rros camp chairs and stools for tables
are sold b. tne Ent rpr1se o ST go Marke Street.
camp meeting goers ought 70 see them, By al
means
Experienced c. ewers do say iha' Loriilarl's navy,
De1ancel is The best IN the market Ii can be got
81 the cuban lgar tore Fourth and Shipey, price
- cents per pound
The reputation Of the hrst-cass furniture store Of
j. a J. n. Aarman extends al over the Delaware
] Peninsula. such q stock they Keep for sale il
creditAh.e 10 ihelr enterprise and to Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-25
new Advertisements, To-day.

Lorillards navy tobacco Cuban gar Store
harIware-Trdman 4 shaw
Educaitonal-Jacks0a Military Academy
Funeral notice
Ie nper Ance harvest Home
fin.- 4rBilure--J Il J \ Harma1, Breyity
Feather beds renoyated-L Adair, Breviiy
L dies suits-M L Llchtenstein, Brevtty
Toilet requisits s-Gailagher, breylty
Coal for c okiag-t raven 4 Armstrong, BreYity
Fine teas-houston PrlZsr, brerlty
Turtle and q an soup-tullmer, Breylty
Cuffs a I'd c liars ) Morgan, BreTlty
Camp cnalrs-knIerprise, o. Breylly
Macktnaw hAts-Duoell Brevlty
Carpets cleaned-rerrs, BreFlty
Cheap hals-Alsentzer, Bres1Jy
Prlmera clgars-SlngieS son, Brey1ty
Grover a Baker SSwisg g MACHINE, BreF1ty
OIL paintings al aucGlon-rresily
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-25

The RAILROAD BRIpeE OVER THE SusouEHAS-
SA.-It WAS stated, few days ago, by the HAVE
de Grace Republicon that the Z. W. 4 B. r. r.
Co. had determined to supply the places of the
Susquehsnns with iron spans similar to the one
which has been put in on this side, and that the
contract had been let to the Baltimore Bridge
Co. The West Chester Netcs now states that
contract has been made with the Phpnixville
Iron Works for the building of three Of the
spans. Since the first announcement was pub
lished We have made some inquiry about the
matter, and have been told by those who ought
to know, that the P. W. & B. Co. have deter
mined upon the replacement Of all the wooden
spans with iron, but that the work would not be
hurriedly prosecuted-that the spans would be
put in singly, and thoroughly tested before fur
ther progress would be made with the work. In
this way the replscemento of the spans will spread
out over some considerable time, and may re-
quire year or two in the completion of the
work