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The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-29

AarriGd w omen
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No One
else can Draw r.
Societies.
May deposit Money from time 70 time and before making
The first Dero8it, may Provide hv Vote how ard NJ
Whom II sbaI " draRn 1ui and. provided copy III
the Resolution BE- farnsbsd 70 H. Savings Bauk 10
Money win he paid, unless its provisions are slhcty
complied With
Depositors-
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the same Rights a.
10 Property and In eA' d Death any Money &c ;heir
Credit will be paid 90 their Legal Represent atives
whether they are In this country " elsewhere.
Wills.
Printed Forms of willie have been prepared ny the Coun
sci of the savings Bank, % MAT any Deposor may
legally designate Who may AXE ~ arr- of his
Money and Prcperty- and be Guardian q his Chrdren
pense may avoided. An Oaicer of the Savings Bank
(wthout charge for his servees) prepares win for
any Depositor applying
Interest
81 the rate OF sir per cent per arnum, paid on all
sums Of Five Dollars more, but interest Is only paid
the half year day tht "a the first day Of January
and On the hrst-day ~ July, In each year.
Interest is Estimated
from the hsfSear dsy for evely month that the
amount then deposit has been in the Savings Bank
the Interest l. not called TOR u y credited on the inter
est day a deposit The same 0r interest 4
allowed all suns Whetber large or small.
II Money is Drawn Out
between the hafyezrIy Interest days, interest y only
stopped on much Ss Is thus drawn out not what
remains.
Notice
il not ordinarily required before money "a drawn a.
sufficient funds are kept available 20 ray Dcpoeitors
when they their money Tut the zIGHr 20 re
qure notice + reserved for the purposs Of preventing
runs" which are not allowed.
Working People
need not lose any time, as the Savings Bank s kept
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-29
nj. SCHWEIZERR,
G o Z K e Z III o u s e ,
l6z East Madison Street,

Opposite Otis Block Madison and La Sale
streets.
open daily FROM 81 a. to p. m. Sundays from .
m. to IL m, aud from tc & p. VI.
Positively no admIttance after closing hours.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-29

we take pleasure IN announcing 20 the Tuhc that We
are now ready 10 offer for sale portion of that and
most delightful suburban tract ofiand known
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-29

is not ordinarily required before money u drawn
sufficient funds kept available 70 ray Depoeitors
when they want to their money, Tut the 20
qure notice + reserved for the purposs Of preventing
.,runsn Nhch not allowed.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-29

Four for Five o 0ents,
Buns, Rusks, Biscuits, French Rolls.
Three for Five Cents.
Rngllsh Fried Cakes.
At Five Gems Each.
Coffee Cake, Sugar Coffee Cake, Sponge Round Jelly
rarts Turnovers, Slice OF Pie, Lemon Cake, Sponge
cream, Ginger bread, Cupcake, Bsmarcks washington
ns Cream Pufs, fruited einge bread CRACK ERs,
Per Portion, Michigan, Soda Cream, Oyster, Lemon
Graham and Boss Butter.
Lemon and Ginger snars. orackneIls.
Dried Toast Biscuts-slx for Five Cents.
Sweet oakes-Four for Five Gents.
Lemon Biscuiis Jnmbes, Tea, Drop, Spice, Domestic
Lemon and sesd Cakes PingsrA
At Ten Cents Each.
Jelly Roll, Pound Cake, Fruit Cake. French Cake.
81 .o5 ticksts for elOo
ala 400
$50 500
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

For d'frasing- theactuai expenses incurred IN
negotiating the treaty made with the Tab,qus
che. Mnache, Capote, W.enliuucke, Yamta
Grand River, and Tin'ah bauds Of Ute Indians,
on tho second of March, eighteen hundred and
sixty--g and In procuring the consent Il tho
said Irsfansto the Senate nm.ndm.nt thereto.
nine Thousand twn hundred eighty six dollars AL
ssveniS-scren cents.
for additional appropriation required a. CON.
rlete survey Of u line dividing the Creek country
under third and fifth article \ % treaty with the
Greek nation Of Indians concluded June four.
teen. eighteen hundred aud sixty.siN, and rar
surveying exterior boundary Ut a Grant u land
TO the Seminole nation uf Indians under the third
article q the treaty with that nation copruded
March twenty.Hrtt eighteen hundred aud sAty .
six, Ave fhousanl duliars.
10 supply deficiency for the payment e ma.
chincy for the branch mint At Carson Citr aud
balance uf freight un the .am" from Philadelphia
to Carson CITY, thitty-one thousand dollars.
For fitting up machinery IN taid mint, and
ln'ting it IN working order, eleven Thousand
dollar, or ns much thereof as is necessary Tor
that Purpose.
Approved, March ?, 1850.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

GnEBLEY AND GRASr. We confess
ourselves \ " Constant Reader" Of the
New York Tribune to which newspa per
we are also II " regular subscriber -
and have failed to discover any iodlca-
lions of that Gistrust and disgust for
President Grant that have been ascribed
TO Horace Greeley bvcer;sjn busy bodies
OF. the press. In the Tribune cf the
2lst nit. we find the following evidence
that Greeley not only does no. dislike
Grant but that he Npplauds bis course.
Says that paper:
Gen. Grant gave signal proof Of his wis
DOM and determination 20 keep within the
,laiu line of his duties, in refusing, on Mon
day, 70 use any pesonal influence viii the
Senate for securing the confirmation Of
Messrs. Garlic. Sanford. Jones, and Pile to
the important diplomatic posts for which they
have been named. The President was con
snicueg>,y sag1cious in insisting that the re-
sponsibiiitv for these men must now rest
upon the Senate. He may have been deceived
in appointing them, as he has been in one or
two other Instances he certainly was de-
re:ved IS to the least one Of the nominees
above mentioned. l: rests with the Senate,
knowing this fac, to accept is just and con-
stitut!anal duty in the premises. Meanwhile
re i7gce that, ia any event The day Of back
stairs bargaining between Senate Chamber
and White House has passed. We hive at
last President who knows what IS due to
lis Office and 20 the country.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

TIE JAPAN Mission AND RroTTE.-In
the Washington Chronicle fthe 22l instant,
we find under the statement that " The Sen
ate, on Executive session, Yesterday after
noon confirmed the following nominations
MINISTERS ETsInFNT.
Samuel Shclabargcr, Of Ohio, at Portugal.
David 4. Mum. Of Tennessee, at Ecuador
G. 4. Riotte, Of Texas, at Nicaragua.
Charles L. belong, Nev.. at Japan,
Henry Baxter, Mich, At Honduras.
Alfred 7. A. Torbert, Del, at Salvador.
T. Z. Dumas, La, (col,) at Liberia.
And in the Reese River Reveille Of May Is
we find the following:
Tie risky telegraph has led the White
Pine News into the error Ct japanning the
wrong man. In its issue of the 2Sth instant
il says " 4 dispatch, dated Washington,
April y, says that among the nominations
confirmed by the Senate on that night was
'Rio;te, Minister to Japan I his probably
refers TO Eugene n. Riotte, Of Austin,
very worthy gentleman and competent, and
leaves Chas. +. belong out of the minis
terial category" This telegram is the Jner-
est tumble. On the date referred TO the Sen
ate confirmed the nominations Of Chsrles
\. Riotte Of Texas as Minister to Costa
Rica-a position to which be was formerly
appointed by President Lincoln, and which
lie held for about four years with honor to
cur gov eminent and credit TO himself. Nj.
Rotte is Germrn by birth, and is lawyer
md scholar of distinguished attainments.
He emigrated to Texas in the year 1912, and
participated in the tronbes and perils of that
period of "lone star independence" annexa-
zion, and war. One of his sons, e y.
Rotte, is at present and has been for up
wards of four years a resident of Austin,
where he is known worthy gentleman
and competent" skillful mining engineer,
and among the most accomplished mineral
ogists of this coast. OF course neither
;liotte. father nor son, wa. sent as Minister
% .Lanan..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

LAwLoR's 1SsTITUTE.-Mr. LawIor has
returned from California with renewed vigor
and strength. The school will be re-opcned
on Monday next, May 10, at which time he
hopes to meet all his pupils at the school
room.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07
THE DAILY APPEAL

THERE will be meeting oftfle Daughters
Of Rebbcca held on Wednesday evening May
18th, at the Hall Of Carson Lodge 10. 4, l
Q. o. f., at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. All Brothers
and Sisters in good standing are invited to
attend. By order J. D. HAMMOND Sec.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07
UNITED STATES TAXES.

NOTICE ls EEGrBY GIVEN THAT rfir
~ AHnul LIST q 1aN"s Go Toe ruliprtIun iiss
tglr' 81 tine State uf Nevada, smiHaHiup Hasra
nHl's made $50 lHr,1ue - tlH Nsar ltts. gstIHt
taxes .ar the iisrt soar ouiIn. Aui 80. 1850, ard
Tho annual taNtsun eutiHEs watHbps plate. At..
las tn rttntn' tn HH 81 a,Ilasluu. and ~ taH.
-stHs res',iuE iut Sixth
mlrsius o." Huutios 4 utmsly and BmgIts.
'"'In to Jay sdrh taxes, are hereby notified that
Ice Received 10y mr. ~ ny uiipa in tlrsuH cts
until and iu,luiug the 18Th day ,f May lstH.
Al T'fsius Who shsll neglect - refuse g. tas
such taNus within tho time abute FletiHrd, taai,
he Liable Coo pay five ihl fcr cent additional utaf
10" amount taxed. together with sugh other ,,sfs
a. the Jaw rr,seril,vs,
STEPHEN r. GAGE,
Collector, ilstrict II Nevada.
ry Gao. W. CHEulc, i,put, Collector.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

THE HowsoN OrERA TROUPE Our
citizens are offered rare treat this evening.
The celebrated Howson Opera and Concert
Troupe will give one oftheir unique and en-
tertaining performances at the Theater.
The entertainment will be commenced with
the opereta entitled Tromb-al-ca-zar or the
Dramatic Criminals, an exceedingly COME
affair in which the entire Howson family viii
appear. Following this will be vocal con-
cert, duets, ballads, funny songs, &c, &c,
the whole to conclude with " Capt. Fannie
or the E;on Boy" John IEowson viii give Us
''the great modern absurdity". Of the Grccian
3end-wh.ch, if half as ridiculous as Joe
Murphy's Illustration Of the same, Will be
fearful 10 behold. Go, Of course, everybody.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07

RAIN, Hal AND LIGHTNING - TEL
BeRAFH OFFICE STRUCK BY \ THUNDER
BaIT.-We had glorious shower yesterday
afternoon. Firsti sprinkled, then It hailed,
then it ra;ned, hailed and lgh.eu,d, all a;
once. A streak Of lightning skipped upon
the ground wire" Of the telegraph Office
ard thence 70 tie instrument on the opera
tors table, burning and melting the ins,ra-
ment until i; was made useless and setting
Ere to some papers that lay upon the table,
The operator, SEVER, was, luckily, standing
outside the door at the time, or he might
Nave been badly hurt. The phenomenon was
accompanied by report sounding Ike that
made by the discharge Of a pistol. The in
s:-ument injured was attached TO the Viz
sin:a line.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07
'ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner Of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
GEO. D. FRYER. Proprietor.

I'llE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR "a
having leased theuimsby House would HTff
ihiHm liz itiruds AID the travelling tublie, f...,
llat Ills ii"r.p lac been thoroughly IaLifpi
uf"ngh"nl h'd tut IA complete order fui ihr
COMBAT aud r,Hsntp Of all who may tpnsc 10 a.lse
him cali.
The iAl'bE viii At ~ times be- supplied with
fll the -utsihptills 40 we'll the Injuries iilat
We market affords. \" IHins viii be spared ~
ll"'sf guest. aud every attention will be- laid o.
ia"ir respective wants ~ 90 times
=, IT," BAR - well tip,ksd win Fine Liquors.
Ninrs. Sc.
Alta. ed g. Gle l'onse l. BtLLIAHD Rucn
c8aiaiu,ng Tire THlies II the latest infif,ltl
.tfl,'. With gaei .ue.. halls and hpe tvlt,
Also, GEatkAL STAGE ofi lCt 80 the stage
connecting with al the different lines II stagss
1ni fai'ra1ds ruufiug through this state rf4..
California, and 8uv iunrmattn in relation 20 the
same VIli Doe cHHnriuI.y given 1t sll tfm.s
EH' Particular attontian paid 60 booking Pa.
scngrrs. cliIps theta, So. aplt.tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27
Pea body Medical Institute,
Not, BJLFINCH ST,
'Oppo~itc Revere House.

Opposite Revere House, BOSTON.
The Trustee, "a tho Institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have secured the services
OF thc eminent and well Known DIR \ IL HAYES.
late surgeon [ = Army. Wee President OF
Columbia college ~ Phv-Ic i.tnS and Surgeons e..
Thu institution now publishes The popular med
ical book entitled TIE SCIENCE oF liFL or
~FtF PRESERVATION, written by pr Hayes. 10
tr.t+ lluu the Errors 0f IpHih Premature ByciiHt
Of MItAJuG, seminal Uc5kHSSs, and al Disease
and ibssts of the tyHsr0tirc organs. Thirty thou
~audcuple- sold thr last year. 10 '~ indeed book
for every mtn-y Dung men 10 particular. Price
Th.- Institute has ju,, published the most
perfect treatise OF the Kind ever offered % the
public. cutitic.; ">tXUAL fHlSipLoGN oF NoMN\,
AND HEE DI,s N~E>, prpiu>riy illustrated win
the VERY br-; Engraving This book Is also from
NAV b. mentioned, The My,icr, OF LGr,-BeIuiitul
oT-princ,-Briuty. it- value % " Woman, Marriage,
General HvseInc col MuInau.-Puberty,- han gc
of [ ffp-I N.g--r> OF the Married. 10
Conception. ~. Ia beautiful Trench cloth, = 80
Turkey Morocco. iuii -it. SiIb- Either 81 these
book are SEM us mai securely sealed postage
paid, on rere ~ ui pltce
Thoughtful clvr-. Wcu recommend these books
for their hi-l moral tone. and all eminent anu
-kittul phy i,iaI- earnestly recommend them 20
the public a. the only scientific and reliable
treatise ufthe kind published iu America.
Avon ALI UkCk or ADVERTISING DOCToE>
NNp GET THESE POPULAR books. n-.lmertcuR
IoaraGl Of lVriical science
TIE Pr ABOpG JOURNAL OF HEALTH Dr.
HAYES, Editor. Terms, one dollar year IN
advance Address as above
sV-ALaEEr IL. HAYES, VI. d, Resident and
Consulting Physician.
Nib III may be consulted in -tricte-t con
fdence on all diseases requiring ,kll. secresy and
experience. INvIOiABLE NECREsl AND CERTAIN
REIEF. ~. July 10, lS'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27

THE ATLANTIC is attracting great interest by
It's article upon Lord and Lady Byron, by Mrs III.
h. Stowe, in which new and startling statements
are made concerning the separation, when can
forth great pity aud and admiration for Lady H.,
and disgust at Byron's deception and cruel treat
ment of her There are other articles OF interest
THE GALAXY is full of interesting matter and
is fas, gaining in interest and popularity. Shell
don x Co, y. Y.
Packard's Monthly, the Young Mems Magazine,
is an entertaining and readable work, and is gain
ing wide circle ofreaders. IL is to be enlarged
and improved with the next volume, and the price
to new subscribers viii then be increased NJ
THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL contains
the portraits and biographies of several distin.
gushed characters besides illustrated articles ON
various subjects of interest y. y.
GOOD HEALTH is q sensible, practical and en-
tertaining magazine, which should tind its way in
10 every household in the land Boston.
PETERSON's LADIES MAGAZINE opens with
a seSsouable engraving, entitled al The Falls, -
and there are the usual number OF good stories,
fashion plates, and patterns. Philadelphia.
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE has a freshpic'
ture illustrating the Town and Country" Porte
Crayon gives pictures and stories ofNirgnian life,
and there Is piece of music of the l1th century,
besides other entertaining matter, and an unusual
number OF large and well executed illustrations.
OR YOUNG FOLkS Is ~ fresh and racy as ev,
err and contains articles Of interest from severa'
gifted authors Fields, o~good 4 Co.
TIKI LITTLE CORPORAL is fill OF good read
INK for the Young II is original fresh and vigor.
Gus and all the articles have healthrul, moral
tone. Chicago, III.
THE NURSERY 1, unsurpassed in its illustra-
tons and reading for The very Youngest readers
and no one, whether old or young, fail to call
il pcriec, little gem.
We have received from Oliver Ditson 4 Co, a
new piece OF music entitled About the Jubilee,
sir words and music 10y Alfred Little.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, sS-Boarl OF County Commissioners,
May Session, 1853; held by adjournment, Aug
9th. 1850
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having heen received that the petitioners are re-
spOnsible aud that inquiry into the merits oil theii
application is eXpedient;
Ii is Ordered, that the County Commissioners
meet al the station OF the Grand Trunk Railroad,
in Giiead, on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF Ocfo-
Der next, at ten of the clock y. NJ, and thence
proceed To view the route mentioned In sad peti-
ton: Immediately aftcr which view IA hearing OF
the parties and Witnesses will he had at some con-
ycnient place in tie vicinity, and such other meas
ures taken in the premises the Commls sioners
shall Judge proper. And it is further Ordered,
that notice Of the time, place and purpose OF the
Coinmi ssioners meeting aforesaid be given 10 all
persons and corporations interested, by causing
atested copies of said petition and OF this order
thereon 10 be served upon the Clerk of the town of
C;ilead and also posted up in three public places
in said town, and published three weeks success
sively i'm the oxford Democrat, newspaper print
ed in Paris in said County of Oxford, the first OF
said publications and each of the other notices,
10 be made served and posted, ut least thirty day
before said time of meeting, tn the end that all
persons and corporations may then and there APP
pear and shew cause, il any they have, why the
PRAYER of said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: w. X KIMBALL, Clerk.
true copy of said Petition and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: w.K KIMBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27
Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON, Aug 18th

BRIGHTON, Aug 18th, lS59.
PriccS-Bcevcs Extra quality, SIP - 9 l3 60
FIRST quality, Sl2 eOa l225 Second quality, sll p
al -, Third quality, Sip2Jgll % Poorest grades
COWS, oxen. bulls 81 - coz 10 90 100 b (tbe to-
tai weight of hides, tallow. and dressed beef
Working ONen.-ENtra $50 500; Ordinary $50
70 500 p3lr The supply in market l. larger than
the demand requires for actual trade
SiCres-l earnings 81 o. -, two wear olds $50
10 50 three year Olds 50 20 50 y heat or much
according % value for beef
Mich C0w>-ENtra - 70 Sll5; ordinary $50 4
50; store Cows 50 g 80; Prices for store Cows
depends great deal upon the fancy OF the pur.
chaser.
sheep and Lambs-In lots PSI 90 5 80 a a. %
neat Tor common ones. extra aHd selected p
= - head Lambs - 70 81 o., or from 10
h5narSS The demand has been better this
US, w,eN ~. !. oye'eS. There were but a few Of the
HSi'e tattie suitable o. slaughter There were
more cattle IN marke, l-om Maine than has been
IA y any one week since last spring There were
81. s.S l.a! small Cattle among them. The
All mas been for several weeks past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27

The rapjdity with which PLANTATION BIrrERS
have become household necessity throughout
the civilized nations, l. without parallel IN thc
history of the world over d,e million bottles
were sold in twelve months, and The demand Is
daily increasing, Rich and poor, young aud old,
ladies', physicians and cl,rgymen, find that It
reviyes drcop.ns spirits, lends strength t. The
system, yigo- to the mind, and j., exhausted
natures grc4; rc-,oycr. Il is compounded Of the
choicest roots and herbs, the celebrated Calt-aya
or Peruvian Bark, e., all preserved in pure 81
Cro,N Rum Il i, sold hy sG respectable dealers
in every Sgwa, parish, village aud hamlet through
North and south America, Europe, and al the
Islands of The ocean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27
Editorial and selected Items.


The UaiverSalist Sabbath School Pari:
Hill. are oua Picnic to West Paris, to-day
(Thursday,0 They have fine day,
The lions Advocate says: We re.
gret to learn that Rev. \. F. Benson, pas
tor Of the Buckfeld church, is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
w. \. Barrel. Esq, Paymas,er OF
the Bates Mills, and enterprising business
men of Lewiston. have leased the Pen
nesSeewaSsee Wooden Mill at Norway,
and Mr.. Darrell, who has resigned his
position on the Bates, viii remove at once
TO Norway to take charge of the mill.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
and Mechanics Club of Minot and Hebron
was held Aug DIST. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing wear
Isaiah Woodman, President; ;. c. Atkins
Vice President; W c. Hall, Secretary
and Treasurer; ). Il. Brigham and W.
A. Croker. Collectors. 1t was voted %
hold Cattle Show and Fair this fall.
The Dexter Gazette HOSTS the name
of Gov Chamberlain this week. 1t is a
right smart paper and we trust viii
receive the patronage it deserves.
The ordination Of Rev II H. Hutchin-
son, East Sumner, which was to occur on
the 26th inst, has been postponed 20 the
Slst
Miss Alice NJ White. A. NJ.
daughter of Col. 4. d. White, Of Buck
field, viii open High School in that
village, on Monday, Sept. 9th. She has
been teaching in Connecticut, and is
spoken OF as a competent and highly sue
cessfulteacher.
Our readers VIII fud in another
column the card Of :. \. Shattuck. NJ. D..
proprietor of the Augusta Dispeusary.
Augusta Maine. The Doctor graduated
at New York, and also at Philadelphia,
where he received the highest Diplomatic
honOrs of his Alma Meter He Is highly
recommended by members Of the medical
profession, and by his many patrons
whom he has treated and cured.
We learn from the Christian Mirror
that revival influence IS fel. in Gilcad
On the afternoon of August Sth, eleven
persons were admitted into membership
with this church. Throughout the day
the house was filled TO the utmost; Rev.
d. Garland Of Bethel, assisted in the
services. The occasion was one of deep
interest to all Other converts united
with the Methodist Church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-27
ANOTHER LOT
Sun / UMBRELLAS =.
At BARGAINS, at the
Oxford County Dry Goods Establishment
10 the Honorable Court of County Commission
ers neNt to be holden at Paris, within and for

TO the Honorable Court of County Commission
ers next To be holden at Paris within and for
the County OF oxford:
THE undersigned, inhabitants and legal voters
of the town Of tilcad, in said County and vlcini-
IS, would respectfully represent that the pubic
convenience aud necessity requires The location 81
a public highway in said County, commencing
near the Post Ohicc and Railway station in saii
Gilead thence northcry crossing the railroad az a
suitable point, an thence running IN tn most
fea ,iblc and practicable route Ia the Bridge ROCKS
tsu.callcd) on the shore of T. Adams land Oh the
Andres cogcn river, and thence crossing said nv
er III the most feasible point 1t said Bridge ROCKS
Tor Il bridge having due regard tor access To the
bridge; thence northerly by circutons ana most
practicable route To interset some eight rods east
of a large high rock, the highway now travelled,
which leads from sheiburn, y. IL, TO Bethel and
the lakes
Wherefore your petitioners pray your honors TO
view said route and locate and establish the same
if in your judgement it j. eXpedient,
Your petitioners would further represent that II
the above described way is located and opened
for public nee the Ferry in said Gllead across
said river known as the Burbank Ferry, would
be of no public necessity Wherefore We ask your
honors to view said ferry and discontinue the
same, and so much of the way leading to said fer.
" a. in your judgement you may deem eNpedient
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
J. w. KIliBALL, and 50 others.
Gilead, June 2i 1859