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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31
Dry Goods. !
I'D EADI READ!! READ
THE GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS
FAD ~

az :
1.-THE GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS
acan now be practically understood and realized
sDry Goods Store of PIPER, DRAKE & CO.,
4 Main street, Staunton, where you can find nearly
gall kinds of goods particularly
4 DRESS GOODS,
Cat prices absolutely lower than before the war.
AS general principle we are opposed to saying
aextravagant things in advertisements; but as re-
|salty cheap goods can now be had we think it
|proper TO make known the following facts:
a We are now almost daily receiving fresh goods
aby express, which being bought at greatly redu-
iced prices, enables us to offer special inducements
Ito those in want of goods For instance
4 Best French Merinos at less than ST. 90 per I'd,
Empress Cloths cheaper than ever before,
dCoburgs, and English Merinos cheap
sAU aoooL Scotch Plaids Black and White and
Colored Scots per yard,
dDress Foods, Stripe and Plaid, worth 75c for 81
4 to so cts per yard,
5Good prints from II to Is cents,
! Black Alpaccas, Rleached Cottons, White
and Red Flannes, all wool fulled
Grey Cloth, Satinets. Hosiery, Gloves
LADIES' SHOES,
manufactured expressly for us-all the above
agreatly reduced
We would ask particular attention to our one
5yard wide Brown Cottons, WHICH we are selling
svery rapidly at prices that no house undersel1
decl0
lNLOAKS IL SHOES.-A new lot of tho sci
~ cheap and good goods, just received by
nov26 KAYSER & YOUNG.
Nor Cash and Cash only pieces of
Il Black Broad Cloth for ladies' Cloaks, at $2lE
aper yard worth $500
SSS ar b french fhn Mern0 at 81 % worth 81
3l5oO do All Wool Carpeting 10 g 1 62s
inferior qualities from 62 to LOO
900 yards best quality Calcoes, l6 &c 2Os
1000 do inferior quality from 10 to 15c,
3OO Ladies, Gents and Misses Shawls at veryE
Sc sets ladies' Furs-wth or without muffs.
A large lot of Ladies', Misses and ChildrensE
Wooden Hoods, Caps Sontags, Shawls and Nu-s
lbas. 800 Hoopskrts from Is cents and upwards
oct 29-tf at S. H HItB'S
III ATEsT FROM THE EASE!
ia n. Il. Kendry j
NEW GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
He has greater variety of goods than can bel
ound in any store in Staunton including full
He can furnish complete outfits of
wearing apparel e , to both
He has full stock of Boots g. Shoes for menE
more make, for ladies, which are warranted toE
rive satisfaction.
He has notions in great variety.
A large and cheap stock of Groceries.
gOOd STOCK OF hardware ana 1lnWare.
He keeps COAL for Blacksmiths and for otherE
purposes for SALE +
He will trade for all kinds of produce and forsE
Lumber, Plank, Shingles, &c.
Call and see his stock before purchasing else
where
nov 5-3m n B. HENDRY.
II AYsER & YOUNG are constantly re-E
IA ceiving additions to their large stock of {
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. s
They have just received fourth lot of thoseE
CHEAP CLOAKS,
llso a large lot of handsome FURS, and cityE
made SHOES of the latest style.
nOv5-
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Insurance.
Preserving Solution.
solution,

misunderstanding Solution.
III For the Preservation of all kinds OF
F5qrts, Vegetables, JeIlies Vines, Cider, dc,
without Sugar and without expensive Sealing
Tor ar-tght Jars. :.
One Bottle will preserve 128 pounds OF Fruit,
lor 48 Gallons of Wine or Cider:
Cheap, Healthful and Etectual
For sale at
aug 20-tf TROUTS Drug Store.
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faction Dc Commission Houses.
GENERAL AUCTION

"a AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The undersigned, under the firm and style of
PECK & CUSHING,
having taken the large and commodiOus store
room of Mrs. B. Bolen, at the corner of Augusta
street and Spring Alley, in Staunton, for thepur-
pose of conducting
/ General AUCTION and Commission Business,
l,olicit consignments of all kinds of Goods and
Produce, to be sold either at auction or private
lsale at reasonable charges.
Sales of all kinds of property attended either
II town or county. ID. ID. PECk,
ian 1st 1857. E. NJ CUSHING.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31

REFLECT THEM.-Mr Brown, of Kentucky
will Of course be turned out of his seat in The
House of Representatives by the Radicals -
Anticipating this result, the Louisville Cour;;e,
advises the people of his district to re elect him
and to continue to do so until House shall be-
elected that has some respect for the Constitu
ton and aws-Dispatch.
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Special Notices.
GUARD AGAINST COLDS.-Are

M subject to hacking cough and bad cold p
If so, get bottle of BAKERS CELEBRATED BIT
tiers and relieve yourself at once. When the
stomach is in good order. the digestive powers
active the blood pure, and the system in proper
3tone, it is impossible to take cold or to have 8
cough. When all other medicines have failed te
remove cough, or break stubborn cold sin
,gle bottle of these Bitters have been known tc
leffect perfect cure. They are free OF all pois-
|onous minerals, and have nothing in their com
position tnat can prove injurious to the most del
Iicate constitution. For Dyspepsia, Nervous
Headache, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach, In
digestion, and Cramp Cholic, we venture the
prediction that they have not their equal. Per-
sons habitually suffering from cold feet will find
them most excellent remedy. AS family med
Icine these bitters are unsurpassed. Try them if
you have not already done So
rs For sale by DR.. N. Wayt & Bro, 2 doors
West LIST National Bank, Staunton, Va.
dac21-lln
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WOOD! WOOD

Persons wishing to pay their subscriptions with
wood are requested to bring it soon, and to fur
nish good loads of good wood
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31
veterinary Surgery.
NGEHsH VETERINARY Surgery

5EN NGEHSH VETERINARY Surgery
,li5 J. COSENS, ......~...-.. Veterinary Surgeon,
5H. S. HOGSETT, ..........-..- Assistant,
i having permanently located In Churchville.
dmiles from Staunton. announce to their friends
throughout Virginia, that they are prepared t.
dpract;ce their professional skill on all diseased
land crippled horses, and will keep on hand thell
Valuable English
4 HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
and Liniment of all descriptions.
d Having had number OF years experience as
9practitioners, they assert with confidence thai
slthey can cure all diseases that are durable, to
Switch horse-fesh is heir.
4 Mares with difficulty in foaling can be lmme-
1dately relieved by procuring their services
Particular attention paid to the Castration, OF
Horses Persons at a distance can secure tnen
kervices either by writing to them or by bringing
,5their stock to Churchvie.
1 w. the citizens of Rockingham, Rockbrldge
land Highland counties see them at then
5county seats on their regular monthly court days
4 HENRY JOHN COSENS,
4 Veterinary Surgeon,
HENRY S. HOGSETT,
dec 1O-3m Assistant.
& Rock Reg. and Lex. Gaz. copy and send bills
aIto this office.
aWHishAE & hAHT Horse Doctors.
8 Va Hotel Stables, Staunton, Va
A Having associated ourselves together Tor tnt
apurpose of doctoring Horses and Cattle, we VII
Jcure the most obstinate cases of
d Pole Evil, Fistula, Nasal elect or Bastard
4 Chambers, Ring Bone SPAWN, Foot
8 Evil or Greasy Heel,
aand all other diseases to which horse or cattle
ssihesh is heir. We also have Condition PoaoaeT
Switch we will sell at very low rates, and DIS
sitesuper Mirtatre which is warranted to cure tina
1terrible disease to which ali horses are liable.
81. We guarantee a cure in nearly all cases, ant
dwhen not effected, NO pay is required. Give Us
%icall at the Virginia Hotel Stables.
q dec 10-3m
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!. IAIkTLiNG, But TRUE.
DIR. Maggiel's SaIve.

DIR. Maggiel's SaIve.
This unrivaled Salve, which has received the
endorsement Of men Of all sects and almost all
Inations sui holds its unparalleled sway over al
other skin medicines Of the day
IFrighttui Burns and Fearful ScaIds
ARE soothed and healed by the searching power of
DIR. MAGGIEDS SALVE.
|SaH Rheum.
Sore Legs,
Plstules,
Chapped Hands,
Mosquito Bites
Pans in the Ions,
Pains IN the Chest,
Bad Cuts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31

WHAT ARE GRANTS VIEWS ?-That the
American horse is the finest trotter in the
world.
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Town papers copy.

Zone of the prime essentials to the i'm
provement of the condition of the South lis to
induce men of capital to go and settle there, .
says Forney. But that cannot be done SO long
as negro supremacy shall continue; and negro
supremacy is assured in the South so long as
Radicalism rules the land The 'sprime es-
sentiaP' to southern and national prosperity is.
therefore, the driving of the Radical party from,
poWer.--Dispatch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31

THE TRIBUNE LooUITUR. General Grant,
what are your principles
Grant, In response-What are yours?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-12-31

THE PAsHA AND ALL HIS RETINUE. Rev
|Oiver Crane, Missionary at Adrianople, writes
The machine works admirably. There is nc
Sewing Machine but this in all Adrianople =
We have had company after company to wit
Iness its magic operation, from the best classes
In Adrianople among them the Pasha and all
his retinue. He bore away with him speci-
men of his own sewing, and was delighted. It
has many admirers Some want to purchase
Ill stand amazed at its Geographic speed p
| Letter to the Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ. Co.
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ARE ALMOST INSTANTLY RELIEVED

Il From hundreds of letters the following brief
5eXtracts are made:
4 Hear what is Said:
j ''Your Salve to me is better than all Lini
sments."
''Send me at once boxes of Dr. MaggiePs
aSalve, as the druggist here is all out"
Can you send me lbs of MaggiePs Salvt
without the boxes l will pay well for it."
4 Il am brakeman on the Macon, Ga, Rail
road I tried your Salve after I had been badly
ahurt in my back It took out all the soreness al
gonce"
Enclosed find So. had small pox and your
Salve rid me of all eruptions and left trace CT
mark
] Il scaded my hand, Doctor, and by the advice
sof friend, tried your salve. 1t is bully. En-
closed find 80 cents for boxes to keep around the
dhOuse"
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IN7e31eyy.

ItC3U5CC7 Vs
TANNERY.-NO-
wv TICE-1he subscriber having leased the
above tannery of Mr.. Hugh l.. Gallaher for 8
term of years is prepared to pay the highest mar
lket price IN Cash for
Hides, Skins. and Barl1.
He will, Also receive Hides and Skins to Tar
lon Shares.
gss- Having had fifteen years experience in 6
large Tannery, he hopes by strict attention to his
business. and by fair dealing, to merit the pat
sronage of the public. S. BRUIN.
I can safely recommend Mr.. BRUIN as every
sway worthy of encourage nent from my patrons
land the public generally
dec1O-St III. L. GALLAHER
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Peach Trees Peach Trees, Apricots, Plums
CHERRIES, Standard and Dwarf Pears, Grape
3Vines, Ornamental Trees Evergreens, Shrub
sbery, &C., &C., on hand and for sale.
n nov -
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THE MARKETJS.
Stoa13etOe Prices Current.
Corrected Every Week by H. Kerr & Bro.
WHOLESALE PRICES
STANTON, Dec. 80 1867.
FLOUR. $10a to II
sCORN ......................75t to Soc % bushe
4OATS W.
sDACON; LUZ
T,pn Now 129c f9fl
SBUTTER Z0caoU toH
EGGS ''''''' ~ To.Ao>
slRISH POTATOES foC tt uu
90c 59bu.
Marshall, $500 p sacl
15a16sc; Coffee, 70; Crushed, ~
aMoLAssEs, 75cts a. 1O0 q gallon
arEAs, ..................Bl Black, So; Green $500
] oL-dull-Unwashed, 25c; Washed, 35cGg4 Al
5GUANo-Pacifc, $500; Peruvian, $9Oa95; Raw
sBone, $40.
sPLAsTER-Ground SIS.
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Fruit &c Ornamental Trees.

@ IA U n TON NJ IL s H h u
q WHEAT. Proprietors
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j MAGGIELS SALVEl
4 Us THE CHEAPEST iSALV EI
4 IS THE BEST SAL VEL!
4 1t contains more EIctractire Medicine than ang
other Salre of the day.
MAGGIELLS PILLS
iShould be used with the Salve for serious Skin
jDiseases.
] 80 Cents Box Or Pot.
All orders for the United States must be address
Jsed to J. Haydock, No. II Pine street, New York.
Patients can write freely about theircomp
land reply will be returned by the following
mail. Write for Maggiels Treatment of Dis
Cease "
COUNTERFEITS II COUNTERFEITS! !!
All readers of this paper are warned not to pur-
achase MAGGIELLS PILLS or SALVE, I'M
Hess The name of j. HAYDocK, proprietor, in ad-
EDITION to the name of d. j. MAGGIELL, is on the
aengraved slip surrounding each box or pot.
DR.; n Wayt &Bro. Agents, Main ST. Staun-
1ton, Va.
july 2-eow feb19
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

General Vaughan has addressed
a letter to Governor Fletcher, OF
Missouri, in which he does not
mince the English language, lie
denounces the Governor as a liar,
murderer, thief, &C., and accuses
him of iraudin the sale Of the Iron
Mountain Railroad.
Ben. Butler has written letter
to a Montreal journal, in which he
expresses his conviction that the
annexation of Canadais a necessi-
ty to the United States. Ben. hav-
ing exhausted all the spoons in the
South, is probably looking North
for further supply.
Collyer, the victor Of the prize
fight on Tuesday, received a tele-
gram on his arrival at Baltimore,
saying. that his brother Jamison
had committed suicide in Brooklyn.
A dispatch from Chicago says
that $1,000 was the number which
drew the Crosby Opera-house prize
John Meyers Saloon keeper is the
lucky man.
A singular and very destructive
epidemic prevails among the hogs
in Southern Iowa. The intestines
of the dead hogs are found to be
filled with worms from six to
twelve inches in length. The dis
ease is new to the farmers, and
they are greatly excited about it.
VIM. Brown, a desperate of
Lynchburs, Ky, committed q rob
berry in the vicinity of Bromheld
Station. He barricaded his house
and defed arrest. Friday, Consta,
bic Murphy summoned a young
man named Samuel Broom6eld to
assist him in arresting Brown On
approaching Browns they were fir,
ed upon with a rifle from the house
One shot passed through Broom,
fields breast, killing him instantly.
Another Shot took effect in the
breast of Murphy, iyficting NOR
tai wound. AT last accounts Muir
ply was sinking rapidly. No fur.
ther attempts had been made to
arrest Brown, who still held pos
session of the house strongly bar
ricaded.
We learn by the cable that the
French Ministers have rendered
their resignation to the Emperor.
All but six were accepted. 1t is
said that the change indicates re-
form measures at home and war
like symptoms abroad.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-24

The YintOu Record says that pa
per will he devoted to the interests
of the democratic party and will
advocate the cause of temperance.
1t is not often that causes so oppo-
site one to the other find q cham
piOn in the same person and paper.
Politics, like poverty, makes strange
bed fellows. If the editress can
only convert the Democratic party
to believe in and practice the yir'
tue Of temperance she will achieve
conquest worthy Of her (steel
pen and mark her name high in the
niche of Fame. We trust she will
succeed in BOTH Athens Mess
enger.
In the light Of the prevalence of
crime, Of every description, which
has disgraccd, and is now disgrac
ing, the country, under the admin
istration of the party to which the
Messenger lends its feeble support,
he above paragraph is decidedly
cool. Drunken mobs We're, during
the war, efficient allies of the Rad
zeal party in their attacks on the
freedom of the press. Stealing,
among officials, was the rule, hon
esty the exception. Drunken, "loy-
al" Generals were the cause Of
many disaster in the field. Drum
ken, stay.at-home, shoulder straps,
were the cause of many blunder
and crime. While drunken Banks,
"fast" Stevens, thief Butler and
leprous Morton continue to be
shining lights in the God and Mo
rality" party such Insignificant
followers as the Messenger, should
be mindful of the glass houses in
which they live.
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upon him. In one main essential, ,
he can adopt the beautiful lines Ol
Lord Byron, translated from the
French, as applied to Napoleon
Benaparte, then an exile upon the
Island Of Helena, into whose mouth
these words are put:
81 have coped nth the nations whlc h
conquered me only
When the meteor ofconQnest allnred me
too far:
! have coped with the nations which
dread me, thus lonely,
Their last, single captive TO millions
IN war; r .
Mr. Davis is indeed the 'last,
single captive t. millions in war;"
His is to be a sort of yicarious pun
ishment for the whole Southern
people, whose sins are thus to be
made to suffer a penalty, We are
to find one-third of the States and
one-quarter OF our people guilty of
treason through him, who is to
atone for their combined action
| Gin. Enquirer.
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jin24w4
yaleski&S Christian Church
ROAD NOTICE,

MOTT j hereby given, tina p,tit'on will
In he ptesen,edto ~ h BtaTd Of Commission.
crs, iI their ueXt -essinn On the fr,t JlUnday
OF March, 1857 praying Tor the view survey
aid location o. ef''ty ro.d io~dh=. fr.t,' Ia
lerki to the Christian Church at II II Swaiiu's
fam; commencing, for said road, az the cen
ter OF BfIsdwaS and Vine streets in Zaloski; ;
thence the nearest aud ,est pra cticsl route TO
the Eckleberry School. house; thence the near-
est and bsst prae teal route 10 Daniel Grams
farm; thence the neal est and best practical
rou Z TO John OulteT's Isrm, thence he near
est and bcst prac,ical route 20 inrersect he Nc
Arthur ard L,gan road, near the Christian
Church a II. Ii. SwmIns raru, and there to
teiminste. And for such alterations md va.
cation, on the .oads leading from McArthur to
Zaleski and from the Eckleherry arhoOl-hou
TO he ID Christian Church, as may be Recss-
ssry in the location Of said proposed road. said
rroposou road TO be 80 feet in width; and TOR
such pfoce dings m may be Necessary to es-
tub iisf asd Ioal aud make such alterations
and vacations aforesaid, as may be nseess,r ry
and according to law. -.,...
ian!twi r.- MANY PETITIONERS.
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MERE DlsORGANIzERS.

The Daily States man OF the 18th
says:
"A writer in the Dayton Empire
speaks Of ". Il. Cory as having a
'perversc iucapacity to see or learn
anything favorable in those who
happen to incur his sublime dis,
pleasure"
We happen to have a few Of the
same stripe in these "diggins.'-
But, thank God, the sun still pur.
sues IFS way in the heavens, as usr'
al, and the beams of true Democ-
racy shine through the acts Of our
Executive and judicial depart
ments, in spite of AL Coryiies and
other disorganizers of the party.
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Notice 10. Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commits
~ siunera of Vinton county, Ohio, will meet
ut the crossing of the Creek, rear David
Hawks houst, In Elk Township, Vim on Coun e.
". ohio, for the purpose Of letting TO tho low
est :fesponsible bidders. the contract for the
building of Tressle bridge, q cross the creek
at said point, on
Saturday, February 9th, 1857.
Al one O'Clock N oi said day Iz2
Torms and specifcati lions nisis known the
day Of sale. v. ,a'.
By Order VI the Commissioners
rlg0 llF II. G. MOORE,
,sa,fiw And. &. CO
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Groyestcen & Co.
DIANO TOEIA MANCFA CT UREns

DIANO FGJ;1h MANCFA c. URERs
L 49s Broadway, Few York.
THe attention of the Public and the trade
is Invited ~ our Nav SCALE 2 OCTAVE
ROSE WOOD PIANO F0RTES. which
for volume and purity OF tone are unryall.
ed, BY any hitherto ffuer.d in this market.
Theycon'aiu all the modern improvements
French, Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame oyerStIung Bass etc an each mStru
ment being made the personal supervision
OF Nj, J. Fl. g RoyEsrEEH who has has a
pnCticul eSPerie nee OF over 8, years III their
InanulncluIc is fully warranted in every par
tlculsr
fhe "Grcvcstocn Piano FOrtes" rc7
ceived The award Of merit over all
others. at Ihe celt brated Worlds
Fair, >
Where were exhibited instruments irarn
the best makers ol London PUris. Germany
Philadelphia Baltimore. Boston and New
iuTh: aud also at the Americsn lnstu,u,e
tor five successive yesrs, the gold and silver
medals from both OF which can be seem at
our ware. .fUum, N.t
By the Introduction of improvements we
make still more perfect Piano Forte. and
by manufacturing largely with suic!ly
cash system, are enabled 20 offer these in.
s'ruments at price which will preclude all
competition
fCrHs> N"s C,sh in CuVgen Eunds,
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT
FREE.
Ia II lS6T-.IyT 40
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Democratic State Ticket.

GOteiAOr,
Allen G.. Thurman, Of Franklin;
..H.. L.isVlsaaRt- GorerRDr,
Daniel $. Chl, Of Holmes;
.Ntats lfe0surS.
L. Fulton, oi Crawford;
state auditor
John alCElwcc, Of Butler;
-dttoWw TcaergL
Frank ". Iurd, of Knox;
Svpremi JmiJs,
Thomas VI. Key, Of Hamilton;
Comptroller Cf Tie Irscswp
William Sheridan, OF Williams;
Member Board u PHbHt Works,
Arthur Hughes, of Cuyahoga,
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JUDGE rHURMAN's SPEECH.

We publish this week The able
and eloquent speech Of Judge
TuuRNAS. at the late Democratic
State Convention.
THURMAN being the representa-
tive man Of near 100000 OF our
citizens, and the nominee of the
party for Governor, will add TO the
interest Of his speech, as ioreshad.
owing his lineot policy. We hope
our friends will not tail to read it.
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XaIeski and Wislesyille
ROAD NOTICE,

NOllCk is hereby given thar pptiton
1 viii be presented 10 The board Of Com.
mlssluuets in AID ior Vintun county, Ohio,
at their next srssiun OF the frst Monday Of
Msrcn, 1907, praying for the view, survey
aud l"cotIon Of County Read iradins
from Zaleski to WiIkesyi!e. Ia SAID county
VI Vintun. commencing AZ the centre vi the
road leading 'rvm IaiySki 10 Praitsyiip,
Opposite tie Telegraph Office, al the town
ni z ,ieski, in said Vinton county thence
the nearest aud bes; practical loute TO the
Vinlou county Inlirmary Fam, thence the
nearest aud bcs pTuctiCal route to he town
oI WIlkespille in sJId Yin;o on county, and
there TO terminate.
. And Tor the altsratIo. and vacation OF
such parts OF the roads leading from Isles.
kl 10 PratlsYll'e and trUm McAunur to A -
baDy aud IRON P,dtt,yi!ic 70 WilK-syilIe.
ds nloy be neceSoary in The location Of sdil
.prnpusrd road, SAID proposed road to be es-
taAI'Shed 80 ret III width And for snrh
proceeding d: may be necessary 10 establish
said road and make such alefutivns aud
vacations as aforesaid I, os mas be necessary
aud According u lazy.
MANY PETITIONERS
i,nldwi