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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-14
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CITY COUPONS,
nFEIcE- CITY Hall.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WI MEMPHIS, TENS, July, 1874 !
Notice is hereby given, in accoruance with
the Recommendation OF the Finance Commit
tee, which has been adopted by the General
Council, that sealed proposals for the sale Of
Coupons Of Bonds which have been legally
issued will be received at this olice wee ky,
instead Of monthly, heretofore. The pro-
posals receive d will he opened Oa Monday OF
each week, 1t o'clock pm. In purchasing,
preference VIII be given, for six (61l d -ys, 70
coupons which have becOme due prior TO
July. 1874. After the expiration OF sixty days
all will be received alike.
The intention in receiving proposals, is that
the Interest Fund. as II is collected, may be
sQuitably distributed among all the holders
Of city ponds.
No que -tion is raised as TO the validity OF
the bOcds which Were issued prior 10 1865. and
signed by Mayors Banks. Hickman. oeks,
Taylor, Douglass, Carroll, B4ugh, and Park;
nor is any question raised rega ding the
bonds iSsned direct 10 contractors in payment
for paving; nor the bonds known as the sold
Bonds except those numbered from 2SS 2f7
inclusive; nor the first fifty bonds, Of one
thousand dollars each, issued 20 the Board OF
EducatiOn.
Any party who proposes to sell, whose bid Is
not the lowest, may, II desired, allow The bid
10 remain open until IL becomes the lowest.
The city reserves The right 10 reject any or
all proposals offered.
augl JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
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BED.

CLEARY-on the 18th inst, Mrs. BRmeEr
Gle AIRY, aged IS yeaTs.
Friends and aequalntapees are invited 10
attend the funeral, from her late residence.
No. 81 Front street, this (FRIDAYl morning.
ats O'Clock.
MURPHY-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. ELLEN +. MURPHY and DR.. A. szsre.
nyi are Invited 70 attend the funeral Of the
former this (FRIDAY) morning, at 9 O'Clock,
from I55 Second street. Requiem mass at 81.
Peters Church.
WINANS-Of conges.ive fever, Mrs. Ma
rILDA WINAss, wife OF L. J. WinaHs.
The fuDeral will tak e place r. the residences
corner OF Dunlap street and old Raleigh road
this CFRIDkY) afternoon, l4th instant, at
o'clock. Friends OF the family are Invited to
attend.
CHRISTOPHER The friends and acquaint-
ances Of JOHN +. CaRIsToPHER are invited to
attend his funeral, from Holst's, this lFRI-
DAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
sMITH-At Raleigh, Tenn, August 18th, OF
congestion, JOHS W. SMITH.
Funeral services, by Rev. L. B. surratt, will
take place at ElmROod Cemetery, this CFRI-
DAY) afternoon, at O'Clock. Carriages at
Flaherty's
DEvITT-On the twelfth instant. of con-
gestion, PATRICK DEWITT, aged thirty-nve
years. The funeral as heretofore announced
is postponed until fu. ther notice.
BUCHIGNIANI-Athal half past eleven O'Clock
ast night, JOSEPHINE BUCIIGNIAHI, OF this
city, aged . years
Friends and acquaintauces Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from her late
residense, corner OF fernando and Gsyoso
streets, this (FRIDAY) afternoon at half past
tAree O'Clock.
D0WLING-At his sisters residence, at I2II
O'Clock, JAMES DOwLIEG.
The friends OF Ms. Dwyer are invited 20
attend the funeral, from residence, corner
Second and Saffarans streets, this tFRIDAY)
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
DONNALLY-At her residence. 6aIS Front
street, August 18th, Mrs. ANN DOSNALLY
aged S years.
The friends Of her husband are invited to
attend her funeral, from the residence. this
FRIDAY) morning, at 10 o'clock.
BOWLES-At Allegheny Springs, Va, on
the sth inst, MOLLIE, only child Of VIM. and
Kate Potter Bowles, aged one year, six months
and twenty-one days.
" As the bird to its sbeltering nest
Whsn the storm on the hills Is abroad,
So her spirit hath flown from this world OF
unrest
To repOse on the bosom Of God"
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THE COLOR LINE.
an Armed Body OF Negroes zarehiBg
on ByhsIia-P Preparations to
Aeet . hem.

Special 10 the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, August 1s.-
A messenger arrived in this place this
evening at FIVE o'clock, bringing note
from the mayor OF Byhalia, in this
county, stating that one hundred or
more armed negroes were marching on
that town with the avowsd intention Of
saeklng it. The Holly Springs Rangers,
a white company raised yesterday for
Austin, Mississippi, il under command
Of Colonel Van. II. Manning, who ten
dered the company to the sheriff as q
posse. The sheriff accepted, and just
now your correspondent is ready to
march with it to the rescue. The s'eolor
line" is growing visibly. VIII give par
ticulars tomorrow. Rain fell this after
noon.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyTTY.

The International congress will ad-
iourn at the end of this or the beginning
of next week.
The police OF Rome have discovered a
secret deposit Of arms in Ravenna and
seized five chests of rifles.
Madame Bazaine was the prime
mover in the generals recent escape
from the Isle Of San Marguerite.
The Madrid Knpdrcial reports that
England. France and Germany have
formally recognized the Spanish re-
public.
The Spapish representative at Paris
hos annlied to Madrid for full credentials
of a minister, as France has declared
her readiness to recognize Spain.
The Paris Journal des De6Gts argues
thar the crime OF which Bazsine was
convicted renders him liable to extrsdi.
ton, and France should demand his sur
render,
Twenty-Five members withdrew from
the Methodist church at Omaha Tues
dav because of an unplessantness
which originated during recent visit
of a Mrs. Vaneult.
ID. B. Main, a jeweler in Midway,
Woodford county, Kentucky, while on
his way home, Sunday evening, was
seized by four masked men, and no trace
OF him mas since been found. Evidences
OF a struggle were found in the neighbor-
hood where be was siez ID, and be was
probably murdered and the body hid. A
man who, hearing Mains cries, came 10
his rescue, was driven back with threats
of death. Several negroes, a little later,
saw the men carrying Main away. He
was then struggling and groaning. IL
is not known whether the object of the
murder wss robbery or revenge.
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VOL 81 NO 2O1
MARRIED.

OCoNNOR-WHITEaE Rev. Geo.
A. Lotion, on the evening OF the I3th inst, a.
the residences OF Mr.. o. F. Armstrong, "a
Mosby street, Mr. THOMAS O'CoSsoR, OF Mem
phis, and Miss JESSIE WHITEHEAD, of New
Jrieans. New Albany papers Please eopy.l
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The participation OF certain officers Of
the United States service in the move
ments of the Japan government against
the inhabitants OF the island of For
mosa is likely to cause some embarrass-
ment between our government and that
of China. The latter claims to have
jurisdiction of the island of Formosa
and its people, and any proceedings on
the part Of American citizens of an IN
friendly or belligerent character against
said island and It's people is a violation
of neutrality.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

lieved that there is no danger of a Te-
newed outbreak. Mayor Clark, Of Hell
ena, informs me that the arms were
taken possession of as precautionary
measure, to prevent any difficulty that
might grow out of the excited state Of
affairs among the negroes, who were
alarmed at the sight OF armed men.
The arms, embracing eight shotguns,
seven muskets and nine revolvers, will
be shipped to Ford, Taylor & Co., Mem
phis.
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MAS0NUC N0TICE-

TTIHE stated communication Of South z
4 Memphis Lodge, No. lis. viii be held ~
this (FRIDAY) evening, Aug. I4th, at ~
o'clock. for dispatch Of business
All n. Ms are fraternaIly invited.
By order ". NJ. B6OOKS, W. NJ.
BEN. X. PULLEY, Secretary. aulf
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Special 10 The Appeal J

RUM
HELENA, ARK, August 13.-John
Thompson, negro, who lives on DR..
Msstin's farm, left Austin at three
o'clock this morning. To-day a fight
occurred between o. X. and Austin,
about twenty men on each side, between
twelve and one o'clock. One colOred
boy named Boss Lightle, was killed, and
one white man was shot Off the court
house steps; don't know whether he was
killed or not. A negro man was found
dead in a cotton-patch between o. X.
aud Austin, supposed to have been kill
ed in previous fight; looked as though
he lad been dead four or five hours. The
fight lasted about an hour and half.
Between seven and eight hundred ann
ed men are around Austin; he saw
crowds Of from five to twenty colored
men along the road, coming down, and
was told by man that the negroes were
to meet on the levee between o. X. and
Austin last evening, to reattaek Austin.
He says it is not true about the men dis
banding and going home.
THE NIGGER STILL IN THE wOODPILE.
Special 10 the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, August l3.-John
Thompson (eoIored), who arrived from
Austin this morning, says the negroes
are skulking in the canebrakes between
that place and Helena, preparatory to
the town. They are armed
with guns, knives and clubs. He re-
ports that they have not disbanded.
The report of a fight at Austin this
is doubtless erroneous.
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NOR SALE-One Halls safe, No. II, with
u double doors and patent com blns ton lock,
one Double walnut Desk, one Sample Case,
resting upon a walnut table: two Portable
Cotton TaoIes, one fine family Horse, with
Kockaway and Harness-all in perfect cOndt-
tion; Will be sold cheap. Apply 10 WM. GAY, f.,
At ofrica Merchant lns. Co. Is Madison sfFeet.
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ASsTGNEE's SALE.

THIS friday morning at 10 O'Clock
i win sell Tor cash, the office urniture,
counters, shelving and sundries, stored A. 529
Main street.
NJ R TREZENA ANr- Assiznaa-
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
~ FBoM JERRY CITY.

EDiros JouRSAL:-Mr. 8. C. Gornsey, Of
FrSrgsk hp removed his stock! q goods to
,hfS place. He comes wellrecommened a. a fair
dNaier. webave now two dry goods stores.
Beck & HoOnuiekef are putting dps bdidiug
ntc ssassed - t,TskoH sh"p. Two or ihres
gs6sl are Pfsrit5iig u bqiia. -
!. Asks1 s Co. hsVe s.tAtge bill Of Oak.lumber
" sit tferths n. n Company.
The Ne.dle Bros. are getting 10 . large
.gnHthsr Of eotqnweod lOgs., Both mill yards
As9n 9nfsttS we'll hlied sp. .i.sts
TAut b Co. hare commencSd to buy wool.
a liFge Amount ot Black walbui timber has
besa.Bppghf In thls yleisi,y, which has lsfi
bat little along the Rocky Ford Creek. The
tiueer is cut and squared 10 logs from IL 70
20 feet. Thete are some very 6ns sticks.
aotieed one twenty feet long that squared about
. feet, The timber is bsing hauled 10 New
Bsitisiore and SHIPPED on the railroad.
Isau . wagon load Of beer coming 10 town
tho other day. Them fellows dont fear Shan.
non anw. ADoLrRus.
JERRr CirT. June II, 1874. - =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

PersOnal.--We had a call from Mr.. F.
NJ. KAGA this morning. He denies that
his esp 'cisl business in town is to %e
DAN RICE, but is on business for the T
|, do Demnerat. My success attend his
efforts.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. II. N.
CRITrEDES, son-in-law of Mrs. E. 7.
ROBERTSON, has removed his family
from Waterloo, Iowa, and located them
in this place.
Mr.. II. II. COURIER, brother Of Mr..
COURIER, of the firm of WHITNEY &
COURIER, Toledo, has lately loc tied his
family in this place. They are excel.
lent musicians, and the the posance OF
mother, daughter and son in the Pres.
byterian choir is very agreeable to the
ear.
Mr.. WM. j. RANNELLs, brother of Mrs
c. p. TAYLOR, has found P,rrysburP and
the scenery on the Maumee a pleasant
place to pass the season Of the honeymoon
Mrs. TAYLOR Is we'll pleased with the n, "
acquisition of a sister to the family
May their future be as cloudless as the
present is the wish OF the JOURNAL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

University Of Wooster. The Annual
Catalogue Of the University of Wooster,
at Wooster, Ohio, has been sent to us.
There are eleven members OF the Fac
ulty, Rev. A. A. f. TAYLOR, d. D., be-
Ing President. Three departments are
established, Collegiate, Preparatory and
Medical; the latter located at Cleveland.
In the Collegiate, ITO students are en-
rolled; in the Preparatory. So; and Ia
the Medical, S7-Total, $40. In the Col
legiate and Preparatory there ale three
full courses, Classical, Philosophical and
Scientific, all fully equipped, with stand
ing quail to the Eastern Colleges. This
Institution has attained high position
and ranks with the nrst class coll gts of
our c. untry. =,
While the subj ct OF co-educltion Of the
sexes is being discussed and sharply
criticised by several prominent Journals;
1t Is claimed by the faculty that this fet-
ture Of the University Of Wooster has
proved succt ssful. They claim that the
number Of young ladies In attendance has
steadily Increased, and that their relative
standing la the classes has proven their
entire ability, in all respects, TO master the
difficulties Of the College Course.
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Owing to q pressure Of MISTER upon
our columns last week, we omitted 10
mention, that Gen. J. G. LEE delivered
an eloquent temperance lecture on the
street In front OF Messrs. WILLIAMS store
on Sabbath afternoon previous. IL was
replete with facts and clothed In lan-
guage that even the enemies Of the cause
could not take umbrage at.
An exchange truly says It costs
less than cent day to take your
county paper--less than dllligent hen
could earn in year at the market price
OF eggs, less.than one cigar q week, and
q very cheap one at that; less than an
energetic kitchen girl will vast In week.
A penny day can be saved Ia a great
many ways better than by stopping tfe
family paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
DE YOUR own fHYsIcIAN.

There q no ease Of Dyspspsia that Green's
AUsvsT FLowHR will no, cure. Come TO ihe
Drug Store Of A. r. .OnArPSET aud inquire
tbou,i,. II Jon sutftr from oostivsnssp, Sick
headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
corhplsiut,o ,or arrangement Of the aystem, uy
IT, Two OF three doses will relieve you.
logl CoNStiEEAjt ihs only remedy 10 III.
United statsb ibstrohiains no ouinins, Arsenic.
or o,her P'isOeFinjnricus to the system, that
will cure Fever and ARue, intermiiisptor Bill.
ious Fexers, 80, and the ehills no, return dpf
iaf ne s:iies; = Rsgwshsn,lJ cures Fever
,sed .Agps afn lspRg ftsqains.. .nn. 2s,t
Money 80 tOan.--The Perrysburg Saw
ngs& Lpau Association are prepared to loan
nohey on shofttine. stas reasonable rates AZ
can bedbtaihsd lnthis yieini,y. Persons wish 4.
ns 70 borrow VIII do WELT to give them call
- :. D. wEsruorT, Sec'y. :
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The Rwsh to Kansas ana Col.

The iudjcAtiohs are that the rush to Kansas
and Goldrsdo VIII be greater than ever in 1874.
The shortest way TO reach the FAR West 10
through 81. Louis, the great Mississippi Valley
City, Of over $4,000 inhabitants, and thence
west over the st. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Short Line. which reaches all the great land
grauts in the West, aud runs six fast expires
trains, two more than any other road, between
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. This road
in the last two years, has expended over two
million dollars, besides earnings. 10 extraordin-
ary improvements ofroadvsy, in relsyiug it's
line with best quality Of new steel and iron rails
On broad new ties, antip passenger equipment.
having substituted for ordinary cars new reclin-
ing chair coscbss.. with every appliance for
csmfort snd safety, being elegantly carpeted
and fitted with dressing rooms, with toilet con-
yepiences for ladies, gentlemen and families
Pavelipg with children, free Of any,ebtra charys g
A ny ticket agent selling through tickets to the Q
West will furnish tickets by this excellent route
--gs ssssEsS ss.. s.--.-- 80
City and Sorthsre Short Line, the best snd
skogtest to Kansaa Colorado, Nebraska, ,Califov-
ola sadthe krest West, iS being the only line
runhfn 4 through cars between 81. Louis aud
0maha. For map circulars and time tables
address either J. p NcCARruy, Cinciuuat.
D - az r. b. GRoATs. 81. Louis, NO., either Of
whom will furnish any information desired.
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Iudrs sloan Spoilu q Ioks.
PoHr CLINToN, o.. June ..

PORr CLINTON, o., June Q, 1874.
Enron PkKRYsBURG JOuRKAL:-Tou WsFS
uRtind su0ueh to publish the following;
ss5Vdes Hlosn. of Ottawat county has TUNED
gsapaeys aud produced . decided sspsaiiap VI
the last meeting of his grange hy proposing
this question fnrldiheussion; why on ali this
fair earth, l. the soil spread bottom up, so that
i, ispscssary otp,n itoTeP With plpW hsiofa
crops esH be Taised."
You skcpH lIsEe known batter ihsa Ia have
published OF me snv such sIatemept. I pre-
sumo you clipped the hem:frDGaAks Ottawa
Mr', which lopss no opportunity 10 vilIfy mep,
WHOM q eNtsip ,eILqns aaH npL make PliSbls
tooIVsdsn the sfeepHon af party ~bshsSis. A
more party sans. Vi.haH, pFlusiplss, bss no
StirAetion Tor me. The cells eta bee comb,
ere QSits tDsauafet. but SLED MIN honey BY
sbs bee rsse Ahsz zSRsssAla an additional quality
tOEihs1tf eaAAi4sFAiiSR- iR-lhs 6sssins.spees
,h'y wstssISSsiy Hg'as. aisS or bees, In tue
That I sM granger 10 trHs, aud I an proud
II the ssEaSiA tiop, ARd sEpset ". every word
aDd act san,t6 fofVSEd lhs grange ihisrssts,
] never iRads uss Of The expressions yOu
charge me with. either IN aIsO,ll Of grange.
Will you do ps the justice 10 pAks the nse'
essary correction that yo,,F fsAaeFS may lsara
an pot aHits The fool yonT article makes me
sPPeAF 70 be, ARf shall be satIIfsA.
Respectfully YouTs,
W. B. sL0AE.
1--WE nblaiDsl tho substsnee 6f the aboys
sqpih iFOmi ihs Ottawa Nsr'. and hubllSbsd u
a. joke, believing the M'ss bad pblishsd u
% such, sls1. Butihs Judge has spoiled the
aka
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'FROM WEST MILL Grove.


WEsr MILL GRovs, June 10, 1874.
Ed. p.JouRsAL:-Ths Tssidssce' OF Mr.. b. H.
sszsy narrowly escaped being Consumed By
the .deyeWipg .elspsnt last week. The frs
6snd haa Rsds considerable prosrsss when
fra, diseoyer.d by Mr. .SesbY .tNho ieriipa,,,Y
suecceded, ~ arsat exeftion, In estihRuishinR
thefsmes. Only 7some articles of, eloihlng and
furniture we're Destroyed. ~ - - -
+ Mr.. Wa. D. Ketchum Of This place has gone
to NsW Jersey on . visit,
Mr. J. o. Oct, one Of our boys, has " gone
west" When last heard from he was in
Cheyenne, where he intends % ,rStnsin this
summer.
Hr. Jas. @. williams. resident here, has jus,
returned from Omaha, Nsb. He gives glow
ing description Of the region "Bsyond the
Mississippi"
Mrs, C. A. Roseadale is lying Dangerously
| i'll.
The " Hons Dramatic" company Of this
village are making preparations to give ans
| other public entertainment.
I.is reported that the grashoppers are max
lug their appearance in vast numbers in many
| places in this section Of the country.
We need 4 Society for the Prevention oI
Cruelty 10 Dumb Animals.
wtsre, oh where is GOodeOme'
l., 81, ri GooDsPRED,
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Thas petition has been iled id the AuIiitor's
Office asking the husrd of Commissioners 20
cause 20 be improved the county Road. COM
mencIng at the southeast cnrner of towuship
seven az north. range twelve u2l east, and
running thence west on township line between
tho Townships of Troy and Lake distsnce OF
two miles to tho Stouer road, and there termin-
ate.
Petitioners ask IN have said road chopped
aud cleared out the full width of sixty co. feet,
to be ditcbed and graded and proper outlets
for the drainage OF said road to be constructed.
The viewers and surveyor and engineer ap-
pointed BY the Com issiones OF Wood county
to view and survey said road. will meet at the
eastern terminus OF said road, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, on Saturday the llth day OF
July. A. ID. 1874.
BY order OF the Couyty Commissioners.
J. D. NEWTON, County Auditor.
nuotvvsN 49,. M "a o..
Bowling Green, June S. ls74e ScSlI As
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

N. w. Eddy. We neglected to call at
tention to the new advertisement Of N
w. EDDY, which appeared in our issue o
last week. MIR. f. devotes his attention
princip ,lly to the retail trade, but carries
a stock sup rior to many who are exclu
sively engaged In the wholesale trade
If you want 4 hat Of any description. Of
other goods In his line, you will hDd lis
Summit street, Toledo, just the place tc
make your purchase.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
Basket Picnic and Grove Meeting

The Society of Spiritualists and Liberal
lists OF Toledo will hold Basket Pic-nic
and Grove meeting at Maple Grove. about
half way between this place and Toledo
on next Sunday, June 2lst. Hudson
and Emma Tuttle are engaged as speak
ers for the occasion. The Steamer Cora
Lock will leave here at Z A. NJ. for Tole-
do to carry those from that city who d. =
sire to attend, and will return in the eve
ming. By this arrangement anv of our
citizens who wish TO attend will be era
bled to do so by taking The boat here In
2j cts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

Dan. Rice's Show. Col. DAN. RICE
exhibited in Msumee yesterday, in Per-
rysburg this afternoon and evening, and
Toledo tomorrow. In speaking of his
appearance In Detroit the Free Pres, says:
Both the exhibitions Saturday were
largly attended and very satisfactory.
Everything about the establishment bears
the stamp OF neatuess and thorough sys-
tenn In management, and the performers
are all 'xcellent in their various lines OF
business.n
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Wednesday, Iuiy IS, isTa,
BRIDGE BUILDING.

NOTICE 10 hereby givento the Trustees Of
IN each m the civil Townships Of Wood
CUnpiy, Ohio-Thst herea fter the Commission
era of said County. will not build or repair, on
any of the public highways OF the c''uoty, sx.
cept improved roads or free turnpikes.J any
bridge or culvert that Is less than ten (I0) feet
in width. unless the cost thereof shall exceed
twenty five 1925. .00) dollars.
BY authority Of an act passed April 20 1874,
(Vol..7f, Page 1lj.l the trustees Of townships
are required to build and keep in repair all
such bridges aud culverts and to levy tax for
that purpose.
BY order Of the county Commissioners.
J. B. NEWTON County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood County, Ohio
Bowling Green, June s, 1874 SdSib so
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'sAn 0rtan."--The occupation ~ ths
street ofgan grinder h gone. Mr.
BoKTscH has set up an organ that !,
wound up with crank, after which Y
Rrinds out certain number Of tumes for
the purpose Of attracting thsr wnyfarinR
man from the land Of steady habits, and
work upon his patriotism to the tune Of
elm, swi or tri glass Of lageE beer, ab','
&C Is. -! y ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

Heavy Contract. - Mcssrs. GRANT &
Macintosh have taken contract to fur
nish parties in England with 100000
feet of ash and oak wainscoting. We learn
from our friend, J. II. MOORE, who has a
finger in the pie, that they are now en-
gagged in looking up locations for saw
mil Is, two of which are to be located in
this county.