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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-20
TRlxaponr.r1o1 orr1cr s. so. r.

TRINsPoETAT1ox oTs1cE s. & o 2. RI
Wheeling station, July sth, 1855
ON and after Monday 9th Instant, the PASSENGER
Trains express aud maii Will lhis station daily
lO:i5 pm.
The Express Train leaves at 4:i6 p VI: aRd will only
stop the following stations: EenwoOi yfllr
GaEleTOT, Fai, mont Fettsrman, NeTbnrg EoVsshuis,
PleGIt1Ht CGIunerllrj sir InhE's Run, AaTtinsbHrF
Junction.
Tie Nail train leaves 1t 10I5P. NJ, except Saturdays
and will stop at all Inc regular stations
Tue Wheeling Cumberland Accommodations Train
viii be daily except Sunays. leaving Wheeling
A. ", and ARRIVING Al Cumberland al :, T. NJ
Leaves Cumberland 5:Ij 4 N aal arrives in healing
BY order of J. H. DONE. Sap.t.
ju9 B FORD. agent
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MEDICAL.
~ SROULp YRY ~,
DR.. j. HoSTET.TER's
CELEBRATED
STOM.4CH BITTERS.
100000 Rorrle. sol4 In one Yeurs

n nlHlN IN tue E'aTket-nOitinE ia the nHdiLal mar.
~ hst lnI ihe paS itI years. has equaet, IA
an a'ic,e be rTo,oOeG 10 equal this
GREAT ANTl-DESPEPTIC.
III HoSie''eI'S pieTaTatut tIt 0d slGnny's We
cire NOT the reic eA'e rinrii result Au9icUT
rRySci1ns EeT hal investigation II Is the IcaUT nt.
tOGnd ami elaborate study o! OF the most scte,ii.,
CHEMISTS Oi Ike present CeBgutg.
DT. hOslrIIeT submits invaius HE t,ittefS 10
chemical lest, o., WHAT'S sin hGllcr Pc S,ua u
Jour consultation The ttvc properties O iheSe hi
great nsdicina cecia vii ne made ia niJesl h
an Amos; rcreai5le Snort Epacro nh uOn jar sys
lsHl -
youdy,rrp;Ic7 Then tsKr 'hesc celebrated SON.
ach Biitels
,reyou htiousl Try one hottie of these n,s,s, and
Ne relieved
Are you annoyed BY lnagrsioul ReGNvr The csuse by
tac nee use oi these. RtierA -1-
Have you fever and E-tef How many ti0tas hdp in tho
West aud South la bern oued OF this cUnEiitutVu de
s.; Dying dl.e'se, by the tree ofthesc Biitcrs2
an scuid iry ihs great ant,d0te We venture TO affirm
mat whee Hnsteiell Biiteissrc used GsNs n evsC
and aSGe Cannot uccUr.
One wiHc lEstu Iaken three times ay before iie9!s,
Will he lUund great iotir a nj, which Il, wilt GppIeCI
ate when sota!iy satisfied of the fsc they viii be-
BY giving lie Filters Onh mat
Iher, OtFer Hiters represented to be The sans,
wheh cOnlPa atiVclY worthless. our Hil'eTs
without rival as 10 their neClmsi qualities. They
El P sruale bottles, Containing quart with tic
directions and III. J. HoSstGGT's Stomach tIern,B
blown Oh the bottle. None oiheT genuine.
FRicE nNE poLLAR = BOTTLE.
~ For sale b. all the principal Druggists Hotel Bsrs.
elauiaGts and ueAies generally Throughout the United
GiesaRd by
BUSHFIELn & Co, and
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
:2-tyd2w Wheeling.
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n JUST RECEIVED
~ SOGES felecled Figs;
boxes Layer RaiSins
do OianseS;
do Lemons;
81 barrels Green Apptea;
SOFT Shell Almonds;
Casks BotOgna Sausasei
nbA- 10 hams, sugar cured; for sails BY
Tx. BoTSF6RD-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PtTrsBukGu. aug. iS.-Rivrr feet & inches
stationary. Weather clear and conI.
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a Card.

HENRY TALLtNT. LEWIS s. DELAPLATN, and
II WILLIAM Mt have formed a c"-rartner-
SNIP Tor The purpose OF transactng Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General Commission
business IN this city, urdei the iTm OF Ia LIANT q pc
LAT LAZY he wholesale Dry Goods business will be
conducted at No 81 Main and the wholesale Groce
~ and Commission business at No % Main street
Ample and sCasOHl6le stocks Of Dry Goods and Groce
III ; will always be sale log prices aud
nodatne Terms TO winch they earnestly invite the alien.
ton 81 CLOSE BuYERs- mas
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B,rLou's Dime Monthly aIagsz,ne. and Flank
Lssile's New York Journal tor September, have
beea received at tie Cheap Literary Depot of Rob-
iason & Bro.
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VIZ are indebted TO MI. J FRErss, the gentle.
manly CLERK of the.steamer Thomas shriver, for
bundle Of late papers from the lower cities.
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINiMENTS!
j, B. VONDERSDTITRS
Chang Fin,
Chinese Lininent.

lSHS superior preparation presented tho Ameri-
il public with The greatest ComfideLce thai It's en-
Gert curative qualities excel any other known lnilt
tsactipn IS e'ain, safe and UNIFORM TAI lug in
~aere an external application Is appropriate. All whu
have tired u regard tndlibe In the following dis
= rs: rheumatism, sprans, bruises swecd limbs weak
IuntS white awcng, pains IN the back, hips, sides ths
breast, lace, or Jhc, part OF the body 1t All "a
ceiie"t remedy in bruises sCads cuts, Tho ulnIu
ness OF this UsstimaiAe compound is BY no nPsEs
Co 7t'ped to The human Species is equally efca, iouA
Whenever APPLIED 10 diseases the IaVorlte Iones
nc animal he horse. Among the many diseases an Gcci.
dents occurT ne 20 the no which IL IL the most cor.
ain care may be named lie following, vi1 cuts, bruises
sFains in the shoulders chaps. scratches. cracked heel
sweeney; sIne rator joints, For further pa tiou-
lars see directions on bottles
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and just objections made all the Ordinary
LtntmentS VI the day account Of their oenaYe smell
aud the unsghtly stains often lett upon the akin won
deriu TACT Which has been verified asIoiahTneut 81
LIE mos profound chemists, d the delight OF fasliiOuv
patients Is that III addition its surprising curative el
ectsU u Is the most ealthul cosmetic aETeea bic neT
une y any part the skin 10 which may be applied
Ii lnpars rosy and natural Uw which astA for man,
hours aud leaves the relvety Blltness OF healthy akin in
stead of The eraced ard charTed appearances which IL
common result OF alnO all OIher articles used for that
purpose. Hece, every lady's toilet supplied with IL
who Knows its excellent qualities In leapeGt To real
ze IFS door you need open one bottle aud Try
Tor yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-20

DEATH OF MR.. LAWRENCE.
Bosrox, Aug. I8.-tIon. Abbott Lawrence died
this Hiornug.
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DEATHS IN NEW YORK.
AUGUST ls-The numJer OF deaths during The
past week was CSC.
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Summer arrangement
Railroad Conneotiop.

ElI5s55s zz5il55zS1 E7f5i;5zs3 80. Sslttrl
4SzSsl. GzsssssE -
ON and alter Monday. ApGig SD.h, the stcamboa. IN
" TEEGHANGE will regular Packet between
wheeling an be1ie tcoHnet'ins ggi tue aius the
Central OHIO RaiiTo1hj follows:
1St-Leavcs Wheeling t:5G ir the morning connect
ing az Geiiatr vyjr tho mail r which leaves Belidr
5:5 y. NJ.
2a--Leaves Wheeling at rn:4j A NJ. ryith the nassen
gers rom the Raitrmo and OEo RailrLs'S Express
tram, CONNECTING WIZ the express tfa!H winch ie
al 1t ~ u: and TciUrhs trOH ielaIr az z. VI.
3d--LeaveS Wheeling al S3l 2 II. with ire paSsel-
gers or tie night express lain which ea hei4ra
$50 T. NJ ssi returns "a UG Belir, with ;,e rlase &c
Vi The express tram from Lie West $50 Z. 81 aLop
ping al Iienwoot' with the mail
4ih leaves WheeiR. al p ". c9c Rc'Iairs and re-
tur rs Al 9:I5 p. NJ. VITA the mail train
an2l-tf LrILSNE -.-.rnr-
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Fo CorresDOndenIn.


LETTERS concerning subscription advertisingor 9TH
4. financial business ofthe integencer, should be adj
,,.sseti 10 the PropTietoFs.
Letters editorial department OF the pa.
snouId addressed to the editors Jointly or 10 eli
ther ore OGthem.
Correspondents writing for publication will please
v,riie ony on one side Of the paper
AuObservaRce oftheaooye rules w.t. greatly Obl;ge US,
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondents
nan they might otherwise some times receive.
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Savinrs Ranh store

WOULD respectfully say TO tie citizens OF Wheeling
aud vicinity. have just received East and
North IN addition to M previous and varied stock OF
Boots Shoes. Hats Taps, EoRneis Umbrellas and Car
PEI Sacks, Eeat yariets OF laes' aud misses asbiaHa
bile Shoes ard CATERS. Gents FaEry Shoes, Gaiters
MO'esSnFii summer HAS, which Ufet Oh such terms
IS to make true the heading OF this notice
Bohnc's oE tTie-therefore invite all ye 6oo'isas
soeiS' hGieas cgess, and 5Olser s1tfng children OF
dam IN cali at The cid Post Office opposite Nc
Lure House, where will find all The goods OF above
description, believe lower than any oiher pace in this
jsi BH. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-20

Tug Cleveland Ptain Dsuier warns its readers
aganst taking tie notes of the Farmers & Me
charles Bank of Grseasborough, Nd, and the
"Ptanters' Bauk'' Georgia, both Of which banks
ale sndeavoring to get western circulation
through the wheat spectators in Northern Ohio.
If IS not safe for the readers ofthe Plain Dealer
to take the notes OF these banks, cerIny i; is not
safe for our readers TO do so, though We know
nothing about the institutions spoken of.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted TO Nc
Clalcns Knox earnestly requested TO call and settle
by cash or n"te on before the Isl OF January.
Persons having claims against tie firm will please pre-
eat hem for liquidation.
deis McCLALLENS 4 KNOX.
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Amhrotvnea

@A4AO4 " y PCS.
THE subscriber offers the public style of
picture, GT superior to the DusuerreOtypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his estab shnpnt. they termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process which is patented in the United States
Great britain aud FIR These pictures the
beautiful and truthful produced tue Photographic
art The exceeding HeHess depth OF light and shade, aud
richness Of tone is wonderful They do not reverse the
subject but represent everything in lis POsiiinn.
They without the glare Of aguerreOty!e, he
seen any view, sHd will last for ages Unchanged being
lMPERISHABLE,
hence the name, imbrope, which signifies Indestructi
btlity The picture is TAKEN plain glass; to which
other piac f corresponding size is secured with indie
strUctbe cement y which the picture viii retain its orig
mai brIinlEcy AGES; by acids
be injured by water climate
AmbTuty Horoscopes must be be appreciated
The relief is perfect lie.
pasuerrcutypes taken at ietuccd prices Ladies' and
entisaien ave invited 20 call aud examine my gallery
u6 !. G. PARrEIDGE.
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2ANEsvILLE, OHIO.

NJ J q; VoadeTsrri,h - N"t''
Dear Sir = have been nHicted three yeara with
rheumatism In my back, ana sIT onlhE not
able 10 get out OF my bed without help your agent ia
our city insisted on trying bottle OF Chang Phu
tRent and try what effect II would nave; a. one hot
tic has relieved much that able 10 get OUT Of
bed without Difficulty 1t has been blessing 10 Ie,
Just try for yOurSel and you will be well pleased
MRS. n. COCHRAN.
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Just Received.

uSL h6C6IVeG.
M !. EDWARDS d BIO. lave asst received from
~ Tie Fast, Cst the.r New Grocery adoiTInE tie
PosoileeJ excellent and carefully >e"c'eG
OF i1 GorcS, 10 which they invite he attention o. all
IN want o. good and cheap groceries Our stock consists
lii Hart o. flAr
bio. Msracaho. and Java roecs, brown, clarified dol
Z usitel and Pnlver2cd Sugars;
Teas N G'eat yerisiy aud iiEe qualities;
Cocoa. HrouEo aGG Chocolate o. TIE hest brands,
FIeS peac hes, pine apples. atnw Derives aud asPber
rtes, IN cans rice -four, starch;
FaTii'a, saso nacaroni. lsiT-iass, Jrilytinai
Eerinuda ArrnwrOOt dried CuTr4ns, ratsIEs, almonds,
Olives, hops eicI Tobacco and Sesags, hIe quNltiesi
So1rS, eiC.i Fine ground Table saiti
Spices aud Essences OF variety
IOCe; Eer with many other al C!es tedious TO
IneIaie all o! which ling very pFiceS
Call anu eva liEe for yourselves you can't De pleIs
ed SemeEser Tie place-cOulcr OF Market aHl Quincy
streets. 7dioGing tie PoStOIice, Whee l Va. rIi3y
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Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
WI. RNNKIN, AGENT.
NFFICE-NO g, west side OF Main street, Sd door
" below Rdl'e Wheeling, Va.
15-REPER Io-James K Baker
H. k List. lan4-;y
ARTHCR'S SELF-SEA LING PRESERVING
MOTHER SUPPLY at han,I- Also, PrescI wing Kettles
"A ami Sauce Pans OF EnameIed Porcelain aud tiEuel
ware, coolers, BATH tubs cedar washing tubs and
buckets loot tubs keelers, bruoms fly brushes. feather
inII R z wOons,s
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TUE following is the order of the procession at
the Odd Fellows Festival, held at Cleveland on
Friday las,:--
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshal, h. w. Deputy Grand Master E.
NJ. FIzcH-
LELAND'S BRASS BAND.
Marshal. -...--..-.... BIO. l.. HICKMAN.
Clevelan MI Lodge,
Forest CITY Lodge,
Cascade Lodge.
Chagtin Fails Lodge,
Summit Lodge
SECOND DIVISION
Matsl1!- ................ BRO. W. COwAN.
SErie lodge,
PhGnix Lodge,
Glenn Lndge,
OImstead Falls Lodge,
Rocky River Lodge,
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. P. G. SANFORD, ]. LEWIS.
PHENIX BRASS BAND.
Eiyra Lodge,
Femiliion Lodge,
Brady Lodge,
Favenna Ledge,
HeSperian Lodge,
Nlahoning Lodgh,
Members Of the Grand Lodge of OLieS
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshall Observation-Disclosures p. C. P. BABcccR.
HEt KER'S BRASS BAND.
Cleveland Encampment,
Akron Encampment,
Uninu Encampmpnt.
FIFTH DIYISION.
Marshall. P. G. P......... E. HEssExMrELLER.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF OHIO.
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DIED,

DIED.
vt sprgg House. on the 18th Inst after lingering
illness, Mrs. J. IAKNALL, aged 81 years.
The friends OF the iamily invited attend the
al. which Will take place Tuesday morning at o.
cEock from the residence of TarnalI. Esq Main
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
Summer Arrangement,

q a
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Ale51rTeE SLGres end Hsadi lgs Er-7 -
WILL pay twelve dollars pc tnousa nd 20 GOOD white
oak Slaves, Ri inches long inches wide ciear sap
and II inches the heart-one third he headings
ches 1ng, inches wide clear sap It inches the
heart delivered the depot this city
GEO. " SMITH.
i7H2h IT-I.,}fug FrSlrsrv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-20

NJ FMS Fine calf boots;
W Fine t'aiieTs;
Pine morocco boots;
Fine half welt
Fine kp
Fine Congress
Glove Kid Z
cloth. diff mt eolr
Calf CHugress
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
I Els hne black Caters:
IL Tan coOred G1tersiI
Fancy do ,lu
Jenny Lind Slippers;
do Is;
goat do
Toilet Slippers.
MISSES Jenny Lad Slippers;
IVA Fine Caters;
20 Kid boots;
=" morocco boots.
All Of which are OF the latest styles. alri
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Wholesale ard Refill Agents.
THOMPSON * PATTERSON,
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm OF Sweeney, Johnston & Co., 10 Ills Lay siE
solved Ly mutual consent, Michael Sweeney and
Thomas Johnston, Jr., retiring from the firm.
Il SWEENEY,
NJ TODD,
TRoS: JOHNSTON, H.,
p. JnnSSTOH
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DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KpboUfs;
do calf oxford Ties;
do hrugsus:
Boys boo: and shoes every kind and description;
Also, chi'dren's Shoes Gates, &c, of all and
Sizes in TACT can suit every body in anything they
want in line. Don't forget 1873 Main street, Wheeling,
Va. y. l.. DORSEY.
2. s.-Country merchants sorting up oT cash viii do
WELT
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Mammoth Hat Store.

8. Avery
Snow opening one OF the largest nf Spring
aud Summer Hats and Caps that been OTeTed
~ the city consisting or youfhs and chdrp's
fdraina Canon, Leghorr. LSrInet PeadeI, Pearl and
mp hds- Aisn blaci drab, pearl and white soft haty
together with large fashionable while and
h'ck heave h7ts ard silk hats, comprising one o. the
most general oTlTsen;S hat has tile
Pu1! s. AVERY.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIL nnderHsHed have united themgeiyes for ths puy.
pose OF manufacturing all kinda iron and nails al the
Missouri Iron Works under the style of }. A. Todd &
o. nd solicit continuance OF tine patronage the Old
J. N. TODD,
HUGH NICHOLS,
A. n. JOHNSTON
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THE eopartucrship herrto@re existing between MI
Ghae, sweeney, Ia: Johnston, Ir Peter Shoenber.
name OIL sweeney, johnston x Gu was dissolved OH
tue o day OF June ISL by TIE death OF Peter ShOeR-
Since 'hst date the undersigned continued tho bus
ney, JDinston * Co.
MICHAEL SWEENEY
tn; JOHNSTON ia
JAMES ". TODn.
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nIHlNG in tue EaTket--nOtEinE ia the ntdiLal mar
hst inI Tue past titI years, has eqUa.eI.
= I ~.
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4 RRtNGEMENTS lave heel. made TO supply aEreuI
n twists with Grain Cradles Scythts, SRatha Scyin,
Stones es, etc etc Or the approach hlrvest' Far
me v,I!i hear III mind that tools may be OBJ
t4lised IN their season at HuBBELLS
my12 IrTicultnraI and Sred Stnr.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

d. f. Moulton, provisions. for do, 1851
Louis Roberts, do, for st. PAU, 7l,3O
IN. Cashier, hauling to Poor House, 800
4 Jon III. Cashier, carriers fees, 81 6 20
Orlando Simonds, Justices fees, 90 81
VIM. II. Stillman, Overseer of Poor,
'aetes s7 %
n. f. Tyson Il Co, provisions for
poor. ST. Paul, 43S 30
A. NJ. Fridley's bill for services rendered in
executing Uho-y, the Indian, amounting to
5000, was presented. 7--rtt n.4.f (n,t
On motion of Mr. Robert, the amount was
reduced to S225-Mcssrs Robert and Bennett
voting in the affirmative and Mr. Wilson con-
tending for the sum of $500
DR.. Samuel Willey's bill for medical atten-
dance on the Indian by order of the Sheriff,
amount $50 was presented The amount
was reduced to $50, and the bill allowed
Mr.. Fridley stated that he would not be
prepared until Monday next, to settle his &C
counts rs he had some bills yet to present, to
which the certificate of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, was necessary.
Mr.. Wilson made some remarks, to the CT
ct that he did not think the other members
of the Board were treating him either with
courtesy or with proper consideration of his
character as commissioner, by appointing a
committee to visit the School Lard Pineries.
He was the only person appointed last year to
attend to that duty, and he felt hurt that a
committee should be appointed over his head.
Mr.. Bennett said that there was no intention
to slight him, but complaints were numerous.
No return had been made, and an offer OF
$4,000 in cash had been made by person at
st. Anthony for the privilege of controlling
these lands, and collecting the stumpage, etc
1t was proper and right that the matter should
be before the people of Ramsey County, and
if the return to be made by Mr.. Wilson and
promised by him in January last, Tailed with
course be clea...
MIR. Robert made some remarks of a SINH
lar tenor; and at his motion, Mr. W ison was
added to the committee.
The Board then adjourned, to meet on Mon
day morning next at o'clock
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Lake Superior The Commissioners are
followed by force of men and teams, and
the road Is made passible, as the work pro-
crosses. The line is as near straight as
possible, and among the works of construc-
ton necessary to this, We may mention that
Rice Creek is crossed by substantial
bridge, one hundred and fifty feet in length.
The whole party is regularly in camp,
and will remain so until the work is COM
pleted. When finished, this will be the
great route of travel to Lake Superior,
beyond all pcradventure.
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Reported for the Pioneer.
Proceedings of the Board of County
Conn issiOners.
The County Commissioners met Presen
Messrs. Bennett and Roberts.

The County Commissioners met. Present
Messrs. Bennett and Roberts.
Mr.. Bennett offered the following:
Whereas, repeated complaints have been
made that the school lands of Ramsey county
have been deprecated by many persons, there
fore, resolved, that Messrs. Caleb Ddon, Geo
E. Ii. Day and VIM. Dugas be, and they are
hereby appointed Committee to proceed t.
thepineries, fully authorized to take charge anG
survey all timber that they can find in Ram
sey County, belonging to the public school
lands, and take control of said timber, until
all the stumpage is paid, and every other dam
age likewise that may accrue, and make i'm.
mediate settlement with the Board of County
Commissioners Of said County. 81
Which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts, the clerk was di.
rected to issue an order to the coroner, to no.
tify A. M. Fridley to appear before the com.
missiOners on Saturday, April l4th, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, to settle his account as sheriff
with the county.
Which was adopted. ..
On motion of Mr.. Roberts, the clerk was
directed to issue an order to the coroner to
notify Joseph P. Wilson, one of the commits.
sloners to attend an adjourned meeting Of the
Board, to be held on Saturday, April 18th, at
10 o'clock, A. M.
The Board allowed the following bills:
DR.. Goodrich, one quarters salary, 5000
Isabella Balason, balance of salary as teach
or, 800. .T-.tD -J1rr
,,A.gz SATURDAY., April IA, ten AN
The Board met. Present, Messrs. Bennett
and Roberts.
The petition Of vetal Guerin for the refund
ing to him of S48,60, improperly paid for tax
es, was passed
Abraham Miller's bill for services as COM
missioner, and the mileage incident thereto,
during % days, amounting to $3.50, was al
lowed
The Board then took a recess until 2 P. M.
.---f i. d.. -isesr.cs. Two O'CLOCK, p. Nj.
i he Board re-assenbled. All the members
present, Mr.. Wilson having arrived.
A petition of the Mississippi Boom compa-
ny, praying q remission of certain excess Of
taxes. was read, and the excess, amounting to
1880, ordered to be refunded to said Compa-