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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Union Republican Convention.

A Delegate Conysntion 81 The Union Republicans Of
Lee County will be held
Al ddrlestoa. Saturday., the IN day Of Sept, 1857,
for the purpose of nominating candidates be voted for
at the October secton. for the following offices, vii
Y'ertg, Cbonn. County Judge Coxsfy TSeassrr ATer.
tntendem Of Public scaoof County Surveyor and three
Represeniat,pef 10 The LefisLature.
The ratio Of representation In the Convention will be
one from each Township, and additional for each
nifty votes land fract twentynve) cast at the
election oflsse for the Hon l. Wright for Secretary Of
tate.
Tho Union Republicans Of each Township request
ed to meet at their respective places Of holding elections
the Saturday prior the Convsntfes dele
gates to said Convention. B. a. MERkIAM,
Ctaiyman U Usion Rsp. ekaf. Cbm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
40 MANHOOD:
How Lost how Restored!

Jxa P.bhahed, in sealed envelope. Price, sis esnfs
LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT,
.nd RadIc.I Dare 81 epsrmstorrhosa, 6sMinal Weak
-. Tn,onntsrv Emissions sexuai DEBILITY, and In.
nedlmeuts to Marriage generally Esrvon.ness, Con
sumption Epilrpsy and rts Meu':i and Physical In In
yrxwrll. n b.; nathor Of the Green Book, &C.
"a DAea 10 Thousands Of suAsrsrs."
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any address
postpdd on receipt nix cents, or Two postage stamps
to GHAS. J. @ KLINE Co,
lat BowxRI, NEv York, Posr OsrI's Box 4oe
Also Dr. Cnivsrvslrs Marriage Guide, price = ets.
oil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
The above statement and table of distance
make good showing for keokuk.
Yours, &c, D. w. RunoyRsE.

IHF London Underground Railway ha,
carried IN SIX months time 12,oo2, 1856 pas.
sengers, or about three times the population
of London. The largest traffic on any one
day was Whit Monday, when lls, o74 passeu.
gers were carried over the Metropolitan
proper, and 6, 495 over the Hammersmith and
City Extension, making total Of 119, 56e
passengers in one day. In Whitsun-week the
metropolitan Carried 542, 1888 passengers, and
the Hammersmith and City 81, ss7, total Of
QUITO passengers in one week. The actual
number of passengers carried over the line
since its opening in January, 1868, is about
10000, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
PEssoss we'll versed in the condition Of

PERSONS we'll yersed in the condition of
affairs in MARYLAND, and who have spent con-
siderable time in counties in this vicinity,
state that the opinion is very prevalent there
that the President intends to resist impeach-
men. by force, and that nearly all rebel mill
itiamen confidently expect to be called upon.
AS significant coincidence, these opinions
appear TO have sprung up Immediately after
Montgomery Blair's late visits to Annapolis.
The name of Jerry Black is also very gener-
ally used rs one committed to this line Of
Presidential defence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Is the House of Lords, recently, Mr.. An.
derson, Queens Counsel, in alluding to a
certain person, called him Captain Patrick
Campbell. The Lord Chancellor said the
Captains name was not Patrick but Peter.
Mr. Anderson said they were convertible
terms. The Lord Chancellor asked, "what,
are St. Patrick and St. Peter the same p
mr.. Anderson replied, Eyes, the name. are
the same,' and then Lord Colons.v ;nform.a
the Lord Chancellor that the learned Conn.
sei was righ'-in Scotland Patrick was Peter
and Peter was Patrick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

DoeIey's Chcmical-YeastB aking Pew
DER Unequalled for making leRf and Nufxrrous BIS
cur, Rolls. BucHwz1Af and other Gamma cAKss
BssAp and PAsrir ofaiI Kinds ~ Warranted to give
,s.hf.ction For sale by dealers generally, and BY
A. g. Mcqueen. Cox Irwin. Lea Farmer. D. B. Drum
nopd, D. o Daugheriy,J I. johnson Co, Geo. +
smith, HsssssA zaadel, Bruce Steele, N + Gunns
Keskuk. Do0LEY BROTHER, sole prop.istsrs,
olsdo. OHIO tausls eoa10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

GEN. GRANT ordered Sheridan before pro-
ceeding to take the direction of active opera
tons in the war against the Indians, to report
to him in Washington City.
This was new and difficult field, and it
was the desire Of Gen. Grant to post Sheri>
dan up in person. But johnson spitefnly
interfered and countermanded Grants order,
and required Sheridan to proceed by the
shortest route to his headquarters in the
Waof
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

A NEw PLAsEr.-Prof. ]. c. Watson, OF
Ann Arbor, Michigan, announces the dis
covery of o new planet, hitherto unknown,
which was first seen by him Saturday night
1t is situated in the right ascension, degree
and 4a minutes, and in declination degrees
and 70 minutes south. 1t is moving west
and south.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
The Washington Library Company,

The washington Library company,
In order that the benevolent set forth IN this cir
cular my be successfully accomplish have Issued nss
series Il
FINE sTEEL-PLATE ENaRAvINGs.
which put subscription at prices much below their
retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the seal Of the Company
aud signed by The sccretary. (NonA Others genane)
ANY person sending us ONR DOLLAR, or paying the
T. local Agent will receive Immediately fne
Steel Plate Engraving at choice from tho following list
One Certificate Of Stock insurirg Ono Present
published lchedule
ONE DOLLAR ENeRAyINis
No; MY Child Ny Child .,o,, No s a.aTh.y'5.
the } ariy lays OF the revolution
ANY person paying TWO DOLLARS win receive either
OF the following me Steel Plates at choice, and Two
Certificates Of Stock thus becoming entitled to Two
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
No 1-"Washipg tons Courtshipn No. 2-aWashine-
tons Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvIH6s.
Any per,en paying THREE DOLLARS will receive the
beautiful Steel Plate Of
HOME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates of ktock, becoming entitled to
FOUR DOLLAR ENaRAvIHas.
Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large and teautiinl Steel Plate Of
THE PKRILs OF OUR FoREFATHRRs"
and Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them tc -Four
Prssents
FIVE DOLLAR EhGRAvINas.
Any person who pays Five DOLLARS shall receive
the gs and splenaid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNTAs"
And five Certificates OF ktock, emitting them to Five
Presents
The Engravings ard Ccrtfc will be delivered to
.rtts hv
post pal !, or express, as may be ordered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Butchers Lightning Fly-Kfiler viii CO
ts,ny these pests ies s perssvsrsd
In Beware Of bogus Fiy-paper, which some dealers
keep becauas tey get It foF nearly nothing Dont
be swiadled Ask Tor DUTcHERs, which is soldb
ali iva p,uoc,st, may3S-dAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
BATCuELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This sptendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world The
only trH and perfect DyeHarmiess Reliable InstaDta
neous No di, disappointment. No ridionlons tinu Nat.
ural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
Dyes Inygorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautt-
fni The genuine IL gn1d William A. Batchescr AL
others limitations and should be svcdcd Fold
street New York Idec12 dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tbs U. STAFF

The Association have appointed Receivers, Nescrs
GEORGE A. COOKE co whose we'll known ntegYi-
~ and business experience will be sufficient antee
that the money nrusted to them will be promptly APP
piled to the purpose stated.
PE1ArUpHrA PA, May 20, 1887.
ID the officer and Nenbers Of ne asAington Library
o., N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen on receipt Of your favor Of the 18th inst.
notifying Of our appontment Recefvsrs for your
compar took the liberty to submit copy Of your
Charter with plan of your enterprise, to the highest
legal authority of the ststc and having received his a
vorable opin In regard to Its legality and sympah
.ng ~th the benevolent object o. Assoession via
the education and maintenance OF the orphan children
II our soldiers and sailors the Rverrids Insuts
have concluded aceept the trust and 10 bsst
efforts 70 promote worthy an object.
Respectfully. yours, &c.
elo 4 oooK1 eco.
Addreo al lstten and orders TO
emo. A. COOKE - CO., Dankere,
So - esaah Third AtTeak pAilaAslpAia, p
2epsfv1 - ~ WaAiatse1 11fMy q
n1AAAnhnWDm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

The entire population Of ireland il est;.
mated BY the Registrar General At S ,6s1 .e25
in the middle Of the ysaf 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

A JASPER quarry in Savoy has an are. Of
$4,000 square yards and . depth Of 20 yard,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

THE city Of St Pasl lad . population IN
lsio Of A0oi - present populaaies b q, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
B I ID -
CONTRACTS : THE RAPIDS
U, 2. EseIsExa's 0FYIcs. [
Davenport, iowa, July "a. 1861 +

u, z. EseIsrra's OrYIcs.
DAvEsPosf, iowa, July "a. 1851
SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be
~ received at this ofice until IL n Wednesday, Sep
tenn er 1861 for excsvatng tbs pr.m aud construct
log the snnbsnh ment wall OF the canal the improve
ent Of the navigation OF the Mislspp. River ~ the
Des Aoines Rapids
The canal is to be abort y .eren AMI one-hal miles
long extending from Nashville TO KeokuE, lows The
width OF the surface inside the cansl to he 800
three huudred feet In embsnkm and $40 two humid
red and feet 10 excavation and in low to be
{ve} feet deep. All the material txcavated from the
prsm of the canal to be used in building the mbank
ment Ths latter throughout the greater part OF the
distance viii about $50 fh,ee hundred feet from the
tho canal will have slope of ~ lone and onehllD
inches the mile The embank Ia to be built of
CLAY aud rock 70 be 10 tten feet vide top
Guiding tho rip rap covering to be two) feet above
high mark With slopes Of IL Zone and one ha0
base (on-) vertical the thickness Of the
rip rap projection be az 1.-TWO and oueh.li feet
the river side vo) feet on the canal side and (one)
All o.itons ,s. state the price at which each aud
every kind Of work specified in the proposi IL to be
done, and no bid wl be considered that is not definite
In this respect
The Government the right to ject any and
all bids
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached
to each propo-ai.
Each bid must written printed guars n.ee,
signed by two responsible persons,
Blanks fer propo ais Of the form required with form
Of guarantee, will be furn shed At this oe0 arpics-
tion.
The price prices In tbs contract will be dered
including the expense of furnishing all the materials
and performing all the work. according to the plans and
specifications exhibited at tbs letting.
The the canal Is estimated at - o6s 45
1.-TWO million eixtyeight thousand brce hundred and
forty-fve aolars) The amount approx rated by Con-
grees Is f70000 (ssven hundred tn us,nd dollarsthe
contract ran only be made to tails snouns.
Fifet t15l per cent of tn amount Of work done
or material shed at the rsct price thereof will
be rssef III the whole work, ehch IL the subject
of contrsct sarll lie entirely completed.
Persons desiriag further Information can ,btain the
came by calling this ONCE, where map, plans, spec-
ncatfnns and form Of contract eau be Gems ted.
Proposals must he addre sed to the undersigned and
should be endorsed Prrposss for work the Improve
ment Of the Des Moines kapids"
III WILSON
LIsnt. Cot. 35th Infantry,
ang2ld12s Breyet Mai. Gen. U. 3. Army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
MT. PLEAS NJ, IOWA.
On October LIST, 1867.

Unless the tickets should sooner all have been sold
No. Of Tickets Limited to......... 4 900
Single 90
10 Tickets, to Agents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
l First number drawn by 9 committee of i've
81 selected by tho audience. will be u
titled 10 House and Lot In the city VI
Mt. Pleasant, valued at.... $1,000 90
One OF Steck's Fienos.... 500 90
One spsn Match Horses, wagon and
harness ee0 90
Parcr Organ........... .............-.... 800 90
One splendid Gold Watch and Chain........ $50 90
6l8 One unique Pocket Book Is Go
(Fo2 FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS
AND PO5rERs)
Any dissatisfied with the prize may upon the return
Of the prize and ticket to the Concert receive his COM
mission Fec
Tick Concert to be had for sae at all the prnci
pal Jswelry, Muec and Drug Stores n h part Of the
State, or please address, enclosing stamp,
VALENTINE KAMMgRER Proprister.
ArolpH sczloDia, Agpt. Vt. Pleasant, Iowa.
A1por any Information Ia regard to the character
address Capt. w. A. eIMoNs, Chairman, Capt. j. wHR.x
DanIHL B. Roof comaittes, W. G. Gzosr or any citisen
Of Mt. Pleasant.
A1rTfcksts can be procured &t =. Hammers Musieaud
Jewelry Store Main Street between 4fh and 6th and
Of Hardwig os, Ksokuk Bakery Main Street betvAea
9Th and sth jyll-dtooct1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
How TO obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders TO us by mail, enclosing from 81 TO $40
either by Post ONCE orders in registered letter. At
our risk Larger amounts should be sent by draft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
For Sale.

|nW Of the mosf desirable Resideaces IN the City,
" twsstosy brick Dwelling vith nine rooms and spod
Lot 6ox seet ar variety OF the
most choice fruit aud shrnbbey 10 the city situate ON
corner OF 10th and BlondeAu stEssta, Keokuk Iowa
inquire Of VIM FULTON
ma,7 Rsal Estate Agent No. 81 Main IT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
For sale.

FOR N0HC.
N one of the most desirable localities in
the city. Que story Trick dwelling house. with four
rooms and cellar Lot ecx1so feet. we'll fenced con-
tanning number Of fruit trees and good well Of VA
tor. Enquire Of wM FULTON
aped Rsai Estate Agent.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-18
Pittsburgh Ropudiates Radical
ism.

Pittsburgh RopUdiafes Radical
ism.
At the election held in Pittsburgh on
Tuesday week. radicalism receiv. terri.
bic rebuke. James Blackmore, Democrat,
was elected Mayor by the unprecedented,
majority of 9l76 over John W. Riddell,
the radical nominee The Bosi of Wednes
day, thus tells the glorious news:
Observation-Disclosures known as the
banner Radical city of the Union-has
thrown off the Radical yoke, aud elected
James Black more, Democrat, Mayor.
A few years ago this city gave Lincoln in
the neighborhool of three thousand maori-
ty. She now repudiates the Radical des
tructiyes by majority in the ncighborhood
of thirty-twO hundred
At this writing, it is not our desire to
inquire into the causes which have led to
this disaster to the Radical forces-sufice
it is to say that many Republicans voted
against the nominees of that party yester
day, being totally disguised with their lead
ers, who have kept the country in constant
turmoil 10y legislating for regro supremacy.
There were other causes, however, which
we have no desire to overlook---lhe promin-
ent Of which was the the disafiection among
our adversarics, occaSionsd by the bargain
and sale carried on in Their nominating con
veDtions, which had the effect of driving a
large portion OF the respectable members Of
their party into the ranks of their more
sagacious opponents.
There never has been such an nver-whc'm-
ing verdict against Radicalisnl in this city,
and it may will give pause to those who
claim the control Of local politics This
revolution is not alone confined to the
mayorality The Council tickets in several
wards attest the deep feeling entertained
against the party which has outraged pub
lie sentiment We sincerely hope the leaders
may profit by this terrific rebuke, and here
tater 50 conduct themselves that OF least a
decent regard for public opioion may govern
their acts
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-18
The Immortal PhiIos opher.

The following we copy from the Rich
mond Di,gGtch of last week:
LiterUieiU bef,Ceea the IhioS1pher and M,
Hero. The Immortal u "" and Gen
erai Robert H. Ire. These two distinguish
ed persons yesterday had the pleasure OF a
few moments conversation opposite the Eg'
quircr office, in this city. -. n" thu;
observed General Robert f. Lee, I be.
lieve-l suppose you recognize me. "Oh
yes. replied the General. Il am glad to
see you | read some time since of your
death. | suppose you are feeling well, and
still uromuIgate the truth.
u. N''-General, am pleased to see
you looking 50 well. | think the veil Of
prejudice does not cnshroud you ard me as
much as it did on our last interview at Car
tersviI'e, Cumberland county, Va, July
26. 1865"
Geheral. II think not. Your position
is correct; but tits difficult to get the world
to recognize trsth regardless Of prejudice.
This has alwqvs been 50"
-. Nj think, General, when the
truth il established, all will view the late
war As | have done from both stand points
! am gra5ified that have yGur sympathy,
rs well Us that Of General Grant who treat.
ed me 50 kindly when last saw him. You
are both patriots from yopr own view. earh
misapprehenling tha other true position,
Goo2 day, General. | will yisityou shortly
at y0ur college at Lexington"
General. -"I'll be pleased to see you al
any time. Stand hy the truth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-18
The Immortal ag. e,


This wonderful genius, in the creation oI
whose giant intellect nature seems to have
exhausted her escense OF intellectual grand>
eur and moral heroism, who combines in 50
eminent degree hero, orator and philoso>
pher, whose eloquenee is unequaled it It's
brilliance, and whose voice Is music itself,
passed through Cadiz last week, Thursday.
f ever We felt an unspeakable pleasure, a
thrilling joy, it was when his nobls form,
lofty forehead and flowing locks, entered
our sanctum. We luow he'd assume all
on himself, and relieve the prejudice Of the
people.
j. Ms iGcontrovcrtihle theory consists
of two parts. lst, That both parties in the
recent war, were right 2nd, That both
were wrong. Secondary to the second, and
as it we're a branch Of the twain trunk, is
this, that both parties are still wrong and
viii so continue until they acknowledge the
lst part, to wit: to each, that the other was
right. j. n. thinks that the great mass of
the people North and South are half con
verted to his views, they having already
got so far as to he fully satisfied that their
own party was right and the other wrong
This shows praEres> at least. J. " ignores
politics entirely, aud' has since the coin
meuccmcut Of the war, and shows Grant
an2 Lee; American heroes, both fighting
for Washingtou's principles, each misap-
pretending the o,her true position. Ills
caused the yeil og prejudice to cpshroud
them, and j. n. shows that there can be
no reconciliation till the veil is lifted. J..
n. is the only man who stood neutral during
the war, viewing it from both stsad points,
honoring the patriotism Of both sides.-
Hence tbs reason he can reconcile any crowd
North or South. He is The only selr-mar,
tyr that ever lived. He has entered twen,
ty>seven dungeon cells; was manacad aud
chained in order to prove him self crimi.
nal on the altar Of prejudice, and thus re-
lieve his fiicpds aud the press, from the pes
culiar prejudice which he knows a!Tays Gu
shrounds them He viii shortly visit us
again, when will az length solve The myste>
ry which will no doubt remain so ill trnth
is established. J. N. is a remarkably mod
est man, although he is the idol Of all lovers
of wisdom, and the astoDshment OF a world
that has dreaded truth hom time immem>
Oria|; yet Is as meek and as unassumng as
a child, claiming nothing himself but p0vs
erty and humility. When asked in his
travels, in sesrch of truth, whether this is
j. n. the celebrated philosopher, his reply
is ever, they call me j. N. Should we new
er see J,.N. again, may our brethren of the
press both North and South recognize his
modssty and merit, and profit thereby
Farewell J. N. Farewell true grcatnessl
}. n. will assume the pressure, and life
the veil at New Athens, this "Wednesday
evening.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-18

nSg-We publish on our first page, the
speech of Samuel NJ. Hunter, Esq, made
at Flag presentation, at Hanover, Licking
county, Ohio. IT. is an eloquent oration,
breathing sound Democratic spirit, and we
know it will be read with pleasure.
Mr. Hunter was formerly a Harrison
county Democrat, and it appears to us, that
we raise better Democrats in Harrison coun
ty than in most any other place. There are
reasons For this. In counties where our
party are in minority, no man has any mo-
tive for being a Democrat, but pure love
for the grand old party which carried the
Union SO successfully through so many
trials, and which will finally throw off tho
incubus of Radicalism, which, like the
'dead body spoken of by tho Apostle Paul,
is dragging to destruction FREQ institutions
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-18
locals FROM the Last Ee1Du5!i-
P3Hs,

| Mrs EhIZABETH MCNUTT, widow Of the
late James NcNutt Esq. died Of old age
On Sunday evening, the Sth inst, at hs1
residence in Cadiz. She wrs a daughter OF
| Samuel Maholm one OF the early pioneer OF
| Harrison county, and she was the last Of a
family Of twelve children to pass away.
Calmly and peacefully, at the ripe Old age
Of eighty years, her spirit has gone TO the
God who gave it.
DUE1NG the month Of November Judge
Lennon. isaUed nineteen marriage licences,
one Of which was to minor (male). He
also appointed two administrators aud two
guardians. Eight accounts of executors
administrators and guardians We're fiioA for
settlement Eight accounts were appro we'd
and passed by the Court: one was certified
to the Uommnn Please, aud two orders issu-
cd for sale Of real estate. The number of
births reported for the quarter ending Oc
roSer ist; l27; males, g.; females, IS. Mum
Der Of deaths reported, "A; males, q; te-
males, %. Number died under years of
age. II; between and To- 4; between 10
and 90, .; between 20 and 30, |; between
80 and 40, 4; between 40 and 50, none; be-
tween 50 and 6;,, 4; between 60 and TO- 8;
between 70 aud so I; between 50 9O,5.
THE County Commissioners adjourned
their December term on Thursday, 9th inst,
We present, BE- low, hrief of their proceed
ings, in part in reference to roads In the
matter Of the petition Of joseph Robinson
and others, for the vacation Of the road
leading from the MoTayian ruad to Joseph
Robjnson's land in Franklin township. The
petition goes over until the next session in
March, In the matter Of the petition OF
Sproat and others for the alteration Of 50
much Of the county road as les between
Sand. Sproat' land. in German township,
and the Annapolis and UnioDp,,t road 1
view Of said alteration was ordered. Jack
son rro<key, " s. Winnings and Isaac
Holm g we're pppointcd viewers OF the same.
IN the matter Of the petition ot &lnl.
Wilsin ard others for the vacation Of the
county a, in Wbashington township
known as the Wharton road The prayers
Of the petition WAS granted and said rQtd
vacated.
In he matter Of thc petition Of J. D.
Workman and others. of Cadi8 township,
for the estanli,hmcnt of county road,
commencing at the terminus Of Ai4>kiugum
street in the town Of Cadix running thence
Houthwardly along the East hounlory .iue
Of Walter j&mison's lend to the clay pike
lsari'pg from Cad;z to Cambridge aud so as
to connect thereby said Muskin2um street
with said pike. The prayer of TIE petition
for the establishment Of said road was gran.
ted, and tbe road ordered opened.
In the matter OF the annexation Of con
tiguous territory to the corporation of the
town Of Cadlz, the commissioners appointed
the eleventh day OF February, 1868 and the
Auditor Office as the place for hearing and