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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-19

The Russian Alliance with Eng
land Denied.
They Differ on the Asiatic
Question.
More Millionaire Failures in
London.
Dublin Has a Destructive Con-
f1agratiOn.
Whisky the Cause Of the Disaster
The Flames Still Spreading at
Last Accounts.
Whisky the Cause of the DIsaste
FRANCE
sinister Politics.

PARIS, June 1S.-The Bureaus Of the
Left have resolved to offer no amendment
to the constitutional bills, as they come
from the Committee of Thirty, and to
take all possible steps to hasten the date OF
the final dissolution of the Assembly.
The Left will move tomorrow that the
public powers bill be placed on the
orders Of the day.
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Samuel Davis ct al. vs.. Charles Woods ct al.
At THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
"A the County Court at Nashville, on the 10Th
day Of May, 1875, on motion Of complain
ants, by counsel in the above cause, and il ap-
pearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk that the
said defendants, Charles Woods and Lowe Woods
(alias Hyde) of illinois; George Woods, Of the
State of Mississippi and all other heirs unknown,
are nOn-resideuts Of the State Of Tennessee. and
therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon them: It is therefore
ordered BY the Clerk that publication be made
for four weeks in succession in the Union
and American, a newspaper published in the
city of Nashville, requiring the said defend
ants 70 appear at the next term Of the
County Court TO be holden for the county OF
Davidson, at the Courthouse thereof, in the city
of Nashville, on the first Monday in July
next, and answer said bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as 20 them and set for
hearing eX parte.
JAMES 7. BELL, Clerk.
A f. Whitman, Solicitor.
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No international Law for Asia.

LONDON, June 1S.-The MOScOl0 Ga
zette says: England having declined TO
enter into intimate relations with Russia
unless the Central Asiatic States are placed
under the protection Of international law,
Russia has no reason TO lea,e the alliance
Of the three Emperors and enter into
league with that country.
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NEW YORK.
The Wall Street Bears in Clover.
Final Settlement of the Railroad
War.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-It was reported
in the street to-day that foreclosure pro-
ceedings had been commenced in the EEle
business and the papers served. Ihls car
Tied Erie shares down to the lowest point
vet made this season, and had depressing
influence on general SoOckL Exchange spec
ulatiUns.
Tie rumored hitch in the railroad com
promise had also an unfayorable influence
and caused free ss3es Of Lake Shore, here
.ofoIe held for a Use, which carried that
stock down about - per cens and affected
most Of the active shares.
The London failures were also felt, al
though it is not apparent that any losses
therefrom will be made on this side, at
least not enough to cause any failures
here.
The Railroad Compromise.
In regard to the railroad compromise the
EraliRg Express states upon excellent au-
thori'v that the contract entered into be
tween Messrs. Scott and King provided that
in case either company should desire to
amend the same that ninety days notice
should be given. Mr. Garrett objected
and wanted the time reduced to thirty days
on competitive business with the West.
Scott and the Pennsylvania Directors as
scented, and Furthermore agreed to make
the time thirty days for all business. The
Baltimore and Ohio people accepted this
proposition and everything IS now fixed,
and the freight and passenger agents OF
both the PENNSYLVANIA and Baltimore and
Ohio Companies are arranging new
scrrlule Of passenger fares and freight
rates,
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IT was not Gen. Grant, it seems, who
,.id the caterer for a wedding supper at
his house in Washington and has now ,i goS
- ~ 49,, nv, again. but Gen. Sherman. Inc
mi ii f f9r The supper had been garnished by
~ a-a "a, of he caterer, and yet Slernai-
insisted on paving tie latter; now he has
cot TO pav tie galnisLee'
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KANSAS CITY.
BrutaI treatment OF a Lady by High
vERymen.

brutal Treatment OF Lady Dy hiSh
ygRymen.
KANSAS CITY, June IS.-Three high
wavmen stopped lady and gentleman near
this c tv, last night, ordering them t. bold
nm their hands and deliver. The request
was. not acceGed to, the parties attempting
to escape, when the robbers assailed
them. knocked down the lady,
Miss AliCa Williams, and beat
her severelvE The man escaped, leaving
the lady to Weir mercies. They searched
her Derson. but found nothing, she having
concealed her watch in her bosom. They
Ieft he insensible on the ground, and
made their escape, but were subsequently
captured after a sharp fight, and are now ID
iafI
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LONDON, June ia special from Ran
COON to the Times says it is reported that
the King Of Burmah has become convinced
Of his inability to successfully oppose the
English, and has yielded on all the points
i'm dispute.
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The RAILROAD. CompromLse.
THE TURF.
Close of the Meeting at Jackson,
Michigan.

DETROIT, June IS.-The Horse Breed
ers' Assoc alton races at Jackson closed to-
dav. Mouse, Of Topeka, won the 2:4O race,
Rival, of Franklin, Ky, second, aud Lizzie
Davis. Of Chicago, third. Time-Z;56,
2:33ss, 2:3l, 1885,.
In the 2:34 race, Gold Leaf, Of Chicago,
took the first money, winning in three
straight heats, Basil Duke, Of Cleveland,
second, and jeremiah, Of Cleveland, third.
Time, 1929, 2:2St., 2:3l.
In the free for all race, BOdine won,
taking the last three heats, American Girl
second, Bella third, Harper fourth. Time,
2:lSI. 2:24II. 2.2S, 2:2I55.
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GONE BIZ THE BOARD.
suspensfOn of the North American
Railway Go.

Hallway Go.
BANGOR, Me, June 1S.-The North
American Railway Company suspended
PAYMENT to-day, owing to their failure to
arrange a large floating debt which has
been pressed for immediate payment. Geo.
r. Jewett, Of this city, is a heavy endorser
Of the paper Of the company, and together
with the commercial houses Of Jewett "
Pitcher, Boston, and L. ID. Jewett q Co,
of s.. Johns, New Brunswick, in which he
Is a mariner. will be involved in the sus-
pensiou. The amount involved is stated
At several millions.
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PHoroGRAPHs Of Bessie Turner are ex-
posed fer sale at most Of the New York
picture stores. Each card bears the print
ed notice Of copyright, and she receives
from the photographer stipulated share OF
the profits.
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TENNESSEE BONDS unchanged in
New York, yesterday, closing at 40.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Ship Sunk in a FOg-The Captain
Killed While stepping from the

Wreck.
SAN Francisco, June 1S-The ship
Champ lain, from New York, Merrill, mas
ter, struck on North FarralOne at O'Clock
last evening and sunk. The Captain ana
one man were drowned. The rest Of the
crew arrived here this morning in the
schooner MendOcinO. The Champlaln had
been of the Heads three days in a dense
fog, during which time no observations had
been obtained. At the time Of striking she
had Just gone about, standing west by
south. The captain supposed he was IN
the vicinity OF Point Keys. The fog Vfs
so thick the rocks were not seen until she
struck. Capt. Merrill, the last man to
leave the ship, in getting into a boat over
the bows was struck by martingale and
killed.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. june 1S.-COmmissiOner
Pratt is oEerburdeEed with applications for
appointments. The petitions come from
all parts of the Union, and are for oilces
under the Revenue Bureau from the nigh
est to the lowest grade.
A Naval Paymaster's DefaIcatiOn
It Is reported that a defalcation Of $685.
600 has been discovered in the accounts Of
a United States Naval Psymaster, stationed
in foreign port.
POekefinS a University.
Special TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of Howard University, held in this city
Yesterday, it was decided to cOnsign the
future management Of this institution to
the American Missionary Society, and Rev.
Geo. Whipple, Secretary of the Society,
was designated to assume official control as
President. Il is understood that the insti-
tuition is TO be conducted in the immediate
interest of the Congregational Church, the
Law Department and such other incompat-
lille features being Topped of in order to give
It a strictly theological and denominational
character. This was strongly opposed by
all the cOlored members Of the board, who
look upon the movement with suspicion,
aud, if nothing worse, at least 1iagrant
departure from the original design OF the
university and very inimieal TO its issues
An indignant contributor to the columns
Of Washington paper says: "The credu-
lous and exceedingly gullible negro looked
on and Joined In prayer while these plous
frauds pocketed the Freedmen's Bank, and
the indications are that he will soon have
occasion to vail over the equally mystic
rious disappearance Of Howad UniVer-
sity."
Cortina's Head Level.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
It is the opinion at the White House that
Cortina. the Mexican General and bandit,
will not undertake TO defy The power OF the
two Republics. They believe tina. he will
act with such discretion as will preserve
his band as nearly intact as possible for fu-
ture marauding operations, and that he has
sense enough to know that he will be wiped
out if he continues to defy the two Govern
ments.
Grants Love Of Newspaper Men.
The President has revoked the app DIN
ment of Gen. J. r. O'Beirne, as one Of the
commissioners to treat with the Sioux.
Cen O'Beirne was recommended for the
position by Assistant Secretary Cowen,
ComrnissioQer Smith, and others, but his
appointment vas revoked at once the fres-
ident ascertained that be was an attache OF
the Ne,y York Herald Bureau IN TINS CITY.
O'Beirne commanded Camp ChaSe, at
Columbus, Ohio, for some time during
the late war, and is a pensiOner on account
of wounds received in battle. But he IS a
newspaper man.
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COTTON quiet in New York, closing
yesterday at 154@l54e. for middling
upland.
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CHICAGO Omnibuses are trying to
bankrupt the street car lines by run
ming in competition for fare Of two
cents.
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scoring the central PacIhc Monopoly,

SAN FRANGsCo, June 1S.-GeOrge c.
Graham addressed a large audience at
Union Hall this evening. He scored the
Central Pacific severely, advocating legis
lative reg IlatIOn Of fares and freights.
The speech was fayorably received,
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nIsnsfrons Condemnation.

MIDNIGHT.-A fire broke out tonight
in the excise bond stores, which contained
I,SOO puncheOns of whisky. There
was a series of tremendous ex-
plOsiOns, and the flames spread rap
idly to the adjoining buildings. The
burning liquor flowed into the streets and
ignited the whole neighborhOod. From
fifteen to twenty buildings, in Ardee, Mill
and Chamber streets, are in flames.
Vast crowds surround the burning dis
trict. The mob have rolled several barrels
Of whisky ont Of the stores and are help
ing themselves to the contents. The
police are mastering in force, and the
troops have been ordered out TO preserve
order.
LATER.-At one o'clock this morning
q e FIRE is undated. The destruction will
prove very great, the loss being estimated
at $4,000.
PA. M.-At this hour the fire is burning
as Gercely as ever. The liquor carries the
flames in every direction. Water IS Of no
avail, for It only causes the burning liquor
TO spread. The fire brigade tore up the
pavements and attempted to smother the
fire in the streets with sand, but they only
succeeded in isOlating it. The crowds are
collecting the floating whisky in pals, dip
pers and even hats.
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SHAKING EN- UP.
Old Mother Earth Going Back
on the Buckeyes, HOOsiers
and Suckers.

Houses Rocked, walls Cracked, Chin
neys TOPPIed, and the sFrightened
People Taking 20 the Fields for
Safety.
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Three Men Drowned.

WLIRsBRIDGE, June 1S.-Frank l.. Dow,
Chas. L. SanbOm and Ed. N. Richardson
were drowned in Lake WinnipesagO, yes
teTday, by the capsizing Of their boat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-19

A PERSONAL difficulty ending IN a
kpockdown for the lirst-namea' OccuI 5L;e
on train from Washington to AieAiliie Ia; q
the other day, between Col. MosuS' vi
,+-,o-7.iIIa came. and Mr.. 3. P. Garnet.
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THE oveTpowering heat ID the Broohlyh
courtroom is easily explained lheIe are
so many summers up there.
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THE RIO GRANDE.

Big Scare at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
killing.
BROWNSVILLE, June 1S.-W. ID. ThOm-
as, a guide to the government troops, acct
dentally killed himself Tuesday near Sal
tillo rancho. A report that six MeXicans
were seen In the road near this place pro
duced much excitement. People are afraid
TO leave town. Every gun fired now upon
the Mexican side Of the river is followed by
a report that some one on this side has been
fired al. The latest sensation is that Cor
tina has left NatamOras. a band OF his
cattle thieves, called cavalry, were seen
above Matamoras yesterday.
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More Irish Hospitality.

a special performance was given tonight
in honor Of the American team, at the
Gaiety Theater. Great crowds filed into
the streets and cheered the guests. The
Lord Mayor and family and many Of the
most prominent people Of Dublin were
urpeant
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JNIOE AND AMERICAN.

GOLD was dull in New York, yester-
day, at liza.
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THE belle of the English Derby this
year was an American lady.
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shackleford s Bryan, Solicitors for Complain
Nnts. ie1I OaW4t
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mo. s2OO.I
In ChancerY at Nashville.

ND. Malone, Solicitor for Complainant.
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WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Commissioner
Pratt is orerburdered with applications for
appointments. The petitions come from
all parts Of the Union, and are for Offices
under the Revenue Bureau from the high
est to the lowest grade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12

From the SNtinel we learn, that the
old McCrory Tavern has been sold BY
the acre, At $50 per acre. How many
acres were there in itH
The following letters remain in the Post.
Office uncalled for, for the week ending llth
inst. Irving Crocker, Andrew Hepburn,
Anna Lock, Mrs. w. M. Montgomery, L..
II. Newhouse, Daray Russell, John Swarts,
Hardy Williams and David Wales.
The Arion Boys have ordered their
new brass instruments--l0 horns--from the
celebrated manufacturers, HALL & Quinn
BEY, of Boston---the most extensive
and succeasful manufacturers In this coun-
try. The cost Of the instruments ordered
will be $425. +'
Mrs. MARY A. CuLyER, daughter Of
Mr.. A. PECK, of this place, was present 10
give select readings In the Baptist Church
on Tuesday evening, but such intention not
being generally known only a few were
present. She read Beautiful Snow and one
other selection, however, in a creditable
manner.
Since the Toledo Commereioi has finally
condemned the act Of the Indignation
Meeting" held at B. g., for its hearty en-
dorsement of the Clerk and two Justices
OF the Peace for throwing out the vote OF
Perrysburg township. the Bowling Green
iSenti,ei thinks the Toledo papers had bet
ter mind their own business and leave
Wood county to look after her own local
matters"
I'VE call attention to the new adver-
tisement OF GILBERT BEACH in to-day's
JOURNAL. Mr.. BEACH's shelves are groan-
ing under the pressure Of new stock Of
goods, which he is holding for the especial
benefit Of customers; and there iS stowRge
room in the Elevator of BEACH, VEST
CorT g. LEES for all the grain that Wapd
county farmers may wish to dispose of at
advantageous prices. So, farmers, bring
along your produce and carry away the
goods.
john Fl. KLPPART, Fish Commis-
sioner, visited Kelley's Island few weeks
ago for the purpose of obtaining specimens
of different varieties of fish caught in
Lake Erie, with the view Of having them
photogl aphed and engravings made to acs
company descriptions in the forthcoming
report of the Commissioners. He could
get some very fine specimens of fish for ttis
purpose at JOSEPH IIILLABRANDs, and
should have secured q photograph of that
three fot eel ON exhibition there a short
time ago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12

SAEo CoRRoEE.--The influence Of the stom-
Ach upon the brain should be carefully needed.
Len the strmach be in sigh, degree disturbed
and the whole nervous system becomes the suf
ferer. ;Bri6e The stomach to healthy tone
and the bestodsA sAmachiuery promptly resumes
itsPerfeet Fua1lue order. Happily there is no
necessity foi long detangemepi of the fuuc,iuss
of the stomach, sIhee in AYRR's rIl.i.s we have
so perfecs Il 'c6tfsb admirably adap.ed
for relief They have stoOd the test of years.
aud have eSbibited sinmach properties most
wondeff1l. eTheir wise use, by keeping the
SYSTEM in nperfeetu order. pronH,es longevity.
aud wtst ia FAR betieE. ensure the full esjnT.
m-nt q the tina spent here. We use them
aud know their value. -Fforcnee KA. Pioneer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12
BALLou,s MostHLr MaolzrNR.-Tbs Decsm

BALLou's AOs+HLx MA0AzINB.-Tb Decem.
Der number OF Ballou's Magazine 10 nice one.
with its superb eagravinRa, its new typsAnd
heavy, white paper. The contents are as va.
ried as sr.'e@ttacing thrilling sea stories.
domestic skstCbes and eloquent poetry, all Of
the Guest quality and such as will interest The
reader, old and young. Now is the time IN sub.
scribe, as Ball"u's will be sent one year post
paid for only 81 SO, This is a splendid offer
and sho uld be accepted. The announcement
for 1875 will be found in this number. The
January number OF Ballou's will commence
thrilling seriAibV -. Quad, Of the Detroit Free
Press, the most popular writer 10 the country
at this time. Pablished by Thomes 4 Talbot,
% HaWley st., Boston.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12


ladies 10 the FrOnt.-The following
clippings from late Chicago papers, in ref
erence to an old citizen of Perrysburg, will
doubtless be Of interest to her many friends
here. The lady is the daughter of J. N.
WEsTcoTT, brother of Mr.. s. d. WEsrcoTT,
of this place. 1t will be remembered BY
all our old citizens that Mr.. J. N. WEST
CoTr built the brick residence now occu.
piel by mfr. JoHN ROBERTSON, and was
a resident Of this place for many years:
Misa Carolipe We .tcott, W no formerly wi.Id.
ed pepcH 10 The TrmcsUfice, has now opened
a real estate and loan office and hung out a
notaTial sign. Having Contracted a habit Of
being nrst m neYerythinR, she secnred the first
cum mission as ,nulary public ever granted to O
lady'in northern Illinois. Chicago Times.
A young iad5 af this city has taken a " new
departure = in tile way of occupation. Miss
Westcott, well Known to Chicago literary cir
cies as = lady Of culture, has opened real es.
tate aud leunothce, under most favorable auRu.
ries. having Atartei with the control of proper
~ aha cApitaI 10 large amount and having
ALREADY secuted the hiR hest confidence in busi.
ness cifcleS' by her remarkable aptitude for
her chOsen vocation Miss Westcott whowas for
merry teacher IN duT public sc huOls, has BEEN
until vetr receA,lY, literary. edhress Of the
Chicago FihFa,a position filed by her with
marked f6iiitys- Chicago Journal.
We. laafRtHtt Miss Csroline wesico,t.
younR lAdyoSh.Dsntii very recently occupied
The rositi"n II Literary Editress Of The Obicngo
ftnss, haslGPe ned q real estate and iuan Office
i1this cityi Ahd - meeting with signal success
10, her noyel undertaking. She has controi OF
property and cllltHl to q large amount She
has won the GOOD lence and esteem Of real ss-
tate meP by her femarkhbie energy and capHc-
Ity for husinessR and hsfYaTtimate success in
the new callingi che has chosen Is assured.
Miss Westc9etk r. a Notary Public Chicago
= A lady coppRsstor for the bonanza profits Of
Ae real estate agenev business. has open ed an
t'fice IN this citS, and now all those who have
left thetr~de AfeisUrry they did not STAY, and
those WIN arsiiAare happy Il would popu-
,iatizs thes bssiaess to have q half dosen nr
dozen as accomplished nd attractive Young Ia
dies as Miss Westcett enter the business. Why
not, il Justice, herself female, invites ladies
to practice a. her bar aud the other pr0fe
are all OPEN tU feminine efE,rt7 On behalf Of
the real estate operators, The Journal welcomes
Miss Westeou 10 the fraternity and wishes
her every snccess.. Miss W. was unit recent
ly capAbly 6llipR an important literary position
on the Times, and has secured in her new Geld
good line ot business, and large amount of
money To loan. She is thoroughly proficient,
and Is making many friends Real Atats JourT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-12

PersOnal.-MessrR. HoLLENBECK and
DODGE, visited Bowling Green, on Tuesday
on professional business connected with
some of the contestants, and Messrs SHAN
NON BENsCHoTER and PILLARS, Of Bow
ling Green, were in our town on Tuesday
and Wednesday, on business of the same
sort. They were all permit I'd to return to
their homes rearing their scaips. which will
rather astonish readers at distance, who
have come to believe that there is "war To
the knife and the knife to the hilt" be-
tween the citizens OF the two villages.
Mrs. c. p, TAYLOR started for Southern
Ohio few days since, for short vacati on
among relations and friends.
Mrs. H. d. CLARKE and Mrs. FRANK H.
EMLEY, of Covington, KY, returned home
on Wednesday, after visit of several DAYS
with Mr.. & Mrs. O3LINGER of this place.
Messrs. S. P. ToLMAN and NJ. A. TRow-
BRIDGE started for Baltimore and Wash
ington, via. Cincinnati, on Monday. The
latter gentleman, We believe, intends visit
ing several Of the East ern cities before re-
turning.
Mrs. N. R. LOCKE, the mother Of D. R.
and II. NJ. LOCKE, Of Toledo, died at the
residence Of II. NJ LOCKE, in Adams
Township, Monday, from the effects of a
fracture of hip joint, occasioned last Au-
glst by falling Mrs. LOCKE was in her
79.h yerr.
Our young friend, E. F. HrNKLEY, has
retdrned from a tour through the East,
having visited Niagara Falls, as we'll as
the principal cities of the East. lie also
visited the birthplace of his forefathers
watch hrs been his desire since childhood.
Here he found nothing but few decayed
logs, and sone willows, to mark the birth
plrce Of his ancestors. The public will
nov find him at his old stand behind the
counter at TR-oN & RooD's mammoth
grocery sore, AZ Monroe st. Toledo.