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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. III. Eddy, Solicitor Of Patents,

Late agent Of L. S Patent ONCE washIuE;ul. -- q;
the act OF l,37-)
IS State Street opposite kllby Street Boston.
Alter an extensive practice OF ny v4r., OBJ: t1-,'T
years continues T. secure patents III L. Unit. S-
also Great Britain, France and Other tn q BE-
tries Caveats. specifications bones. a-sLI,L,, a.
all papers or drawings for patents, eAS,Lttg 81 -l
teru.s, and with despatch Reseaf.Le, ua:r 30.
American or foreign work.. 10 detc nIue TIE 80.
OF uthiy OF patents or IIvt MI, ns-auJ -s- ----
advice rendered in all matt-f> touching IL, ,ail,.
oi the claims oi any patent furnished b. :.s
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TEsTIh
IL regard Nj. Eddy a. one OF the most sultr,.
and capable practitioners with " HON Lsye IL. g
altnteTCourse. CHAS. MASON
Commit stone 90 P4.e'is
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors TIA .-'5
cannot employ a person more C,L,,"Itnt al i--''
worthy, and more capable IL putting tLelr 4ii $
In a form TO secure TOT them earn ~. 49,
consideration at the patent Office
EDAUN BU hk /. late Commissioner ~ Plr..;
mi. X. II Eddy has maGc Tor 50 Az cat. '.
all bit one OF which patents have teen s-a..r. a..
that Is now pending such uun stskeL!t .r'ui ot.A'
talent and ability on his part leads re 2" Fr,.l'-
Al inventors 81 apply To him 10 procure tht- ,A.'
As theS msy5 sure OF having the Il - A.il- a.t-
III bestowed ON their Casts. and AZ ven 'r-s 1.'
cNarge>.' John IAITAr.
During eight mORths, the subsCr.trr,l 10 ,u.-,e -
arg" prdctIOe. made Oh twice rejected dtt.t4.
q" appeals. every one OF which va uySiIri H. '
d. Tn" commission OF patents, h. II t..'
Boston Jan l-TU N.
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WN-HINGIuN. Jan. >. $50
Proposals. will hc received At thu C.ura Office Of
this brp'rtn Mt until " o'clock p. m. Of March $50
the nt.d STATES from july $50, June 49, iS-a
On Tho lloUin. routcs in the of vermont and by
the &c. dues OF departure and arrivals herein spcc
81. viz:
No. 800 From Mu-hfcld, 10y IiookcrsvlI,. IN oA. +,
East Calot, miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave Marshfrld Tue-day. Thur-dav. and
saturday NJ go p. III.
Arrive III Fat CT az hv u M
Leave EIst tab,t Moudly, Woducfdav and
Friday 1t = =. IN.
Arrive at Mar-hicld by G.3o 4 H.
No Dos From West iIui kc by Wilioughly Lake f.
Wet ChaIeston, l? miles and back t,yice
week.
Leave Wet Burke Monday and "wednesday
1t 4.
Anivea Al West Charleston BY p. m
Leave Wet Charleztcn tuesday aud Thurs
day at : L. M;
Arrive At West Burke by p m
No. 800 From Wet Bridgcwater, TO Plv1noutb =
miles and back. once Il week.
Lave West Bridgcw3ttcr saturday NJ % -,
Arrive It plymouth by =. III
Leave Plymouth saturday at liza m.
Arrive at Wet Bridgewa' er by l D. m
For forms Of propo-al guarantee, and certificate aud
alzo for the conditions to be cinlI,cJ
in the contract, &c advertisement of Nov l. lS>
and OF this date, inviting proposals. for service in
Vermont &c to be- found II the principal pot offices
BIDS should he in sealed envelopes. supc,.cribad
Mail proposals safe OF Vermont" and adiles.eI to
the sec IAd Assistant Postmaster General.
JNO. 4. J. CRESWELL.
tmarll Postmaster General.
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DEATH TO PIN WORMS.

Eminent fty-icians =ty thar more sickness AMONG
children results from Pn-won- than from any other
cause safe and eff ctIal remedy for these troubI
some AID often dangerous pest is found IN DR
GotLD's TIN-WOEM SYRUP. Cure for adult. and
children warranted without injury to health Price =
cents. GEO {. GOODWIN d CO., Boston. and al
u6slrtE. tapr ! 40
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9fgal.
Warren w, Welch's Estate

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
orable Probate court for the district Caledonia
missOners, to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons, against the estate o.
Warren W. WEIGH, late OF GrotOn, in said district
deceased represented insolvent. and the term
months from the 23rd day Of Dec, 1869 being allowed
said to the creditors of said deceased, to
hibit and their respective claims before Civ
notice that will attend to the duties of appoint
ment the dwelling house OF Hosea WEIGH I'd in Gro
ton Village In said district, the 2Oth day Of JUNE
next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon on said day.
JONATHAN X. DAZZLING, lcom,r
1902 A. p. RENFREW
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Be Careful what Medicines You take,

Alcoholic stimulents are injurious TO the merry ia
h3't ana ar ATays followed by depressing reaction
III str that Dodd's Nervine gives is the 81 entb
OF health and Gomez to ay. Beware of the whisEcv
pepa atom tina have laid the foundations of so mani
habits of iutCmpeTanCc Whether under the porIa e
Btters 9th rwe, let the villanous compounds Io,
Better die OF honest di>ci-e than he burnt nm NV III
hre7 81 acohoi- for the IN redirnt7 that Compose
Dodd'- Nervine pamphlet on each bottle For al
by druggists and country stores. Price ST. g9-S
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ChiIdren'S Diseases.

For Who ping Cough DoGd's Ncrvine is administered
with uncN IMPLIED success. Mothcr- remember this ,d
save your little ones the agony Of a most dstr,-s,,
complaint. Ii FlzO work. td'uirabv in Mca-l, Lrir
ing out the rash well and leaving The bowels free ,IJ
hcnl'h'ul Sc re-" lamentations in pamphlet For III
di-cas which afict Children when rrcthiD,, no.i,
can furnish no1' infant or grateful relief RememIr
it contains opium in form
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

HS!s5 The subscriber offer for sale at Lyndon
HHE3 Corner. said place consists OF Il dwelling
AAkkk32B nous and chop, under roofs
-. tra ly located, in good repair, and one of
the nest bl- ss localities in the village Connected
win ile place Is good garden. 1t Will be sold at
9it " = I|SnEpvoon
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Ladies in poor Health,

HE NEsNINE l~ AIS" "\E OF THE BEST KFyEpIrs
EvEE TMrI"NEn - THE CUEU OF 1mE NrMEEor. Al,
TEuUEIrsoMT AILMENTS hNowN As FEMALE COW
PLANTS. SIZE P,MFiHET
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sx,vs MAVERICK HOUSE,
IINIA EAST BOSTON.
JOHN A. PARKS. Pronrieto

This Family Hotel, which is of the first class contsips
about two hundred rooms, only fifteen minutes walk
rom State street; horse leave scollays Building
every fifteen minutes, pass by the house. Transient
board - per day. board by the week. SIS to s12 Rooms
WITHOUT BOARD, % to u per week. tjuly10
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iIlNIMENT. PILLS AND orgg
cnnfnu CURE, ar the hest rell,t de- .g..
SUU UT used, Is what every one -4y- ia. : =,
:hem trial.
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Moses Williams Estate,

subscribers having been appointed by the honora
bic probate the district of Essex. comm ssiOn-
receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mandS OF ell persons against the estate OF Moses
Williams, late Concord. in said district, deceased
the claims OF the creditors, HEREBY give notice that
VIII tor the purpose of examining and allow Ing
said claims atIhe dwelling house. OF the late Moses
Williams, the 2y day OF March. and on the 5th day
July A. ID. 1870. from O'Clock, p NJ until O'Clock
p NJ. on each said days, and that six months from
the sth day OtFebruary A ID 1870 Is the limited
said said creditors to their claims
Tor examination and allowance. Dated Lunen-
burg, this 18th day Of February. A. ID. 1871.
DANIEL POWERS,
lUE2 FREDERICK A CROSS. Yum 10
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SEWING MACHINES FROM s25 to s2so

IVES cured Of Deafness and C.tarrh by .impIe rem
ody- AMI VIII send the r, ceipt free
81 MRS. VI. e. LEGGETT Hoh,keD Y 7
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WILCOX & GIBBS, WEED, HOME SHUTTLE.
Any Sewing Machine desired procured at rnsnuf,o
turer's prices, j. l. PERKINS Aean,
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SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING YOuR
ORGANS and PIANOS
OF
JOHN C. HAYNES & CO.,
SO COURT STREET. posrax IA,

Prices lower than any OF er establishment in New
England. Organs ard plan of every va ietv of +,Ie
All instruments first c!as and rlnted fy ycnr In
stTnments rented, ana soId on nsallmemt- CALL -
hand large stock Of II Music, and every variety of
Musical Merchandise and Musical Instruments tfebjOi
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FILLING TEE 7 Il
W00n WOOD

L.C. WOODBURY. will deliver loincI - Az tobgins
in the village at 81 per csrd. He viii also w
Of all kinds.
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HOuSE FOR SALE

ii-longii to the csta. OF Tx L. Bruce. situated OF
SUNNI T street III tile vi .e of It John bury. IoIs
in good lrpIi~ WIKI barn other buildings At
tIchcd. Iuquigc on the pr mizcs.
JANE :. BIii t +, Admini-trat tx.
D.
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FAR M E-R-S
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES YEAR.
A Thorough Tonic and stomachic
Nervous Disease, &C.. sc.

And expressly adapted thu relief and permanent cur
IF al forms Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13

it must be rather bad management or
the result Of very bad breed of hogs.
Mr.. McMUKprE.Y, although breeder
of Chester " hites, does not believe that
pork raising will pay while feed remains
so high sa ID the few years past, thinks
that wheat will be our staple crop, and
It is high time our legislature took some
action TO restrict the railroad charge on
freight.
Mr.. BAILEY concurred relative to leg
islatiye action. The monopolies were get.
ting more and more exorbitant every
year. Unless we take hold of the mat.
ter now and in earnest, they will get be.
yond cur control. Holds that we should
now petition our legislature for restric-
ton. Believes every farmer should raise
more feed. and keep moro stock to con-
sumo it. .
Mr.. WILKIN SON holds that every far
MGR should raise everything needed by
bis family, that can be raised in our eli
mate and little surplus to spare the
tradesman and the mechanic. That we
should SO inc.ea the surplus farm pro-
ducts that this shipping up the river will
be entirely stopped
The club adjourned to meet on Friday
the IA b inst, at / o'clock P. M.
j. p. ATwATER, Pres.
A. GRAY, Sec.
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Meeting OF the Farmers Club.

Farmers Club met pursuant to ad-
journment, Saturday, Jan. 9Th, 1870.
ViceePresident, J. Z. ArwArER in the
chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved. Finance committee reported
that they had procured the council room,
for the meeting Of the club, instead of
CoPP's building as directed at last meet
ing of the club. The action OF the COM
mittee approved.
Subject chosen for discussion ut next
meeting of the club is Flows and
Plougiing.' 1t is recommended that as
many as can, should attend the farmers
meeting of the two counties, to be held
at River Falls on Saturday, the 25th
inst.
Tie subject Shall we sell our surplus
feed or purchase stock to consume it."
was discussed upon by several gentlemen.
Mr.. Corp holding thut we should raise
less wheat, condense the bulk of that we
do raise, and sell for shipping, by -four
ing. The offaI being excellent feed for
stock, should be fed upon the farm thore-
by increasing largely the best available
fertilizer. grse7. E1aSsT.
Messrs. CHEMISTS and CoLDY gave
interesting exhibits of their experience in
pork raising; exhibiting in detail the
expense of raising and fattenipg pork in
this country, also tho pr, fit as they find
1t. II others realize loss instead of gain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13
The Wheat Market.

We are permitted to make an extract
front private letter from parties IN Mil
waukee 10 their agent in this city, which
shows the situation of the wheat market
at the present time. The business of the
writer enables him to give the latest and
most reliable information that can be Sc
cured. The letter bears date of Jan. LIST
1870, and we extract NJ follows: -"
"Wheat is very dull here to day at II
cents for No. 2. There is now in store
here and in Chicago. fully 100000
bushels. and every indication that there
will be 5000, 00o bushels on the open
ing of Lake navigation. Great Britiau
is the only country that seems TO want
any more than its own production, and
every available space for storage is
now filed to OVERLOOKING, il every port in
England. Scotland and Ireland. There
now in store in Liverpool 5000, 900
bushels, in London, 1000, 900, and in
other ports in proportion. Iu New
York, about 5000, 600 in store and
ahoat. % PIP asf eaaa -
These amounts ! recludo the possibility
of any larger advance until the new crop
shall develop something to cause such,
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Go to the Concert.

Two musical artists, Prof. and Mrs.
DRAKE, will give another concert in
Fox e. Dickinson's Hall this (Wednes-
day. evening. They sung Monday and
Tuesday evenings and those in attend
ance were delighted with the entertain
ment. AT the earnest request of many
of those present last evening they have
consented to give one more concert
Those who fail to 60 will miss rich
treat. We are informed by Mr.. G.. H.
NICHOLS, whose judgment in musical
matters we consider eminently sound f.,
that Mrs. DRAKE is one of the finest and
sweetest soprano singers he had the
pleasure of hearing for many day -
The Professor is also an accomplished
musician and graceful actor. We would
like TO see Two or three dozen Prescott
people together once. Wake up, turn
out, beg or borrow thirty five cents, go
to the concert and enjoy yourself. Doors
at o'clock. Abundance 50 cents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13
Local Eofffngs.

Local JOtttnSS.
PoRrER's Circulating Library is sue
cess. Patronize it.
A fire ut Taylors Falls, MIMI, last
week, damaged that town nearly 81 900.
w. H. g, FOLSOM suffers the heaviest
loss.
We are informed that the scarlet
fever IS raging in Pierce Valley. The
family of Mr.. A. WALTERS have been
the principal sufferers.
-LEAvITT is saving wood with bis
horsepower. ANY jobs in bis line will
be promptly attended TO.
We publish an interesting letter from
PUBLIcUs," this week. Others from
the same source will be warmly vel
coined and given place in the jour.
MAJ.
"A friend of ours, out in the storm
last week. had his ears frozen. Says he
was enabled, by constant Tapping, to
keep his hands at warmer temperature.
His ears ought to have kept themselves
warm by the same means.
Wood is legal tender at this Office
for subscription. We want twenty i've
cords. Shall commence business in the
spring with our new saw and saw-buck,
and would like just that amount to prac-
tice on his winter.
-Venison brings cents per pound,
and hay $40 per ton in Eau Claire.
Sales slow at these figures.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A Great Public Want Supplied.

INFORMATION RELATIVE To CLAIMS AT
WASHINGTON OR ELSEWHERE.
ENQUIRIES promptly answered relative to pen
IL sions, Bounties, Patents, internal Revenue IL
censes and decisions, contractors accounts or
business before any Of the Departments OF the
Both members ofo firm having for many years
been connected with, the Government, in varions
departments OF its service, we have superior ad-
vantages for furnishing information upon any point
of public business.
.SII letters sneI0sIns so esnfs, scStH a
stamp for return postage, will be Immediately an
swered, and explicit and satisfactory information
given, 1t will be carefully obtained, as to make
| 1t absolutely reliable.
we also attend, on reasonable Ssrnss, TO
the collection of claims, public and private; tx
as to patentability of supposed inventions; The
obtaining OF patents; The purchase and sale OF
through trusted agents with whom we are in cor
respondence.- srs brr fa.r6 ~ 81.
Parties having lands for sale, especially in the
southern states, will hnd it to their advantage to
send us full description of their premises, with
terms, DC.
This mast be accompanied by one dollar ana
stamp. The most diligent efforts made O disDose
of ali PROPERTY entrusted to US. II sold a moder.
ate, fee az per cent? charged. FRANCIS
HOYT. Is authorized to act as agent for M :,
him will receive prompt attention. We refer by
especial permission, to
| Hon j. J. Martin, Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Post Office Department. 8, -. :.
Hon; d. ?. Holloway, late Commissioner Of Pa
tents, Washington, ID. =. - go
Rives 4 Bailey, proprietors Congressional Globe,
Washington, ID. C.. esA t-.4
And to the members generally ofthe IFS. Con
NILES& DAVIS. Information Agents; q
| ONCE. No. ass Seventh ST. Wash ton ID c. :
WV. j, Mics Of y. Y. JACOB X. DAVIS ia.
1879. eaf m TH a8t
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and in the absence Of any such reason
we look to see dull and dragging mar
kets all through the spring and sum-
mer."
This certainly gives 'ho-chsering pros
pect for higher price for wheat in the
spring. Nothing short of war in Eu-
rope or prospective failure of the 'hext
crop will bring about an advance.
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LyceiGnt.

Owing to the @cre storm prevailing
last Friday evening, there was no mee:-
ing of the Lyceum. 1t is hoped that
that the members will make title extrs
effort to attend next evening. Several
of the members have shown unmistaka-
bic signs of having something prodigi-
Gus son the BRAIN aud we fear it will
worry them to carry the load another
whole week. The question for discus
sion, Is, In substance, RESOLVED, That
dancing is an evil, morally, socially,
physically, mentally, and totally at war
with the grand fundamental theories of
the religious and political structure of
the universe. This may not be verbatim,
but j! is near enough to show that it is a
great question, and the debate will run
on the " broad gauge" Remember the
evening--next Friday. ESQ
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13

.S,elc .4dr's.
Fred Wehrman announces himself
ready to do general drayage business.
Will furnish ice, haul water &c. Read
bis adv.
We advertise this week the Inform
alton A gency of Niles & Davis, Wash
ington, D. c.. Francis Hoyt. Esq, of
this city is their agent, and will aid par
ties in securing patents, bounty claims,
pensions, DC. &c. All such business will
be promptly att 'nded to.
The advertisement of the st. Paul
Marble Works, will appear next week.
PERSONAL.
We were favored with a call from
THos. Bower, ESD, proprietcf of the
ST. Paul marble works. He controls
one of the largest establishments Of that
kind in the northwest.
Senator Il. ii. IVES started for
Madison last Monday morning.
M. B. WILLIAMS, county treasurer,
gave us a short call Inst Monday. He
stated his views upon the present system
of collecting and paying the county tax,
after the town tax has been deducted,
leaving the county TO bear all deficiencies,
and we regard them MS eminently
sotind.
e. H. WEBRE, of this paper, has
gone to Madison to attend the gathering
of the legislators. IF he remains during
the session, our readers may expect week.
ly reports of Legislative and other doings
at the capital.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13

To Whom IT may Concern.
A LARGE number of persons owe me
N sums OF money for work performed in
the past. earn my "bread by The sweat of
my brow"-also bread for wife and numer-
Gus small progeny.-and unless customers
pay up what they owe me, / may come to
want for the very necessaries of life. 1 also
have payments which must be met in few
days, which can only be done by deEnquInts
coming forward and squaring accounts.
trust this may be done without resort to
force on my part. CHRIS MAURER.
Prescott, Jan. 9Th 1870.
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Farmers Meeting.

At the St. Croix county farmers club
meeting, held at Hudson Jan. 4th, it
was voted to invite the farmers of Pierce
to meet them in convention at River
Falls, on Saturday the 18th inst.
e The object of the meeting is to gel an
expression of the people relative to some
legislative action restricting freights by
railroad, and to consult upon the situa-
ton generally. We hope there will be a
general turn out.
J. NJ. BAILEY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13

JoHN FREDRIcHs, one of the promi-
hent merchants at Red Wing, is repor-
ted failed. Extended credit and inabili-
ty to collect caused the failure. His lia-
bilities are $4,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13
The Hastings citv council refuses

The Hastings city council refuses to
pay the hotel bills of the St. Paul and
Chicago Railway excursioDists, at the
opening of the road to Hastings on the
18th of December. 1t is Just possible
that the gay and festive excursionists
themselves may DO called upon to settle
for their dinners and drinks.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13

RIGHT A bill has been introduced
in the House of Representatives to
amend the act in relation to pensions,
so as to extend tho time to five years in
which applications for pensions can be
filed. That is right-give the soldiers
chance to collect all that is Justly cue
them. n faa ga fosa r 81 1g
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-13
Cry AND COUNTY.
Pierce County Agricultural society.

The annual meeting of the Pierce
County Agricultural Society, will be
held at the Council Room in the city of
Prescott, on Wednesday, the I'd day Of
February next, ut ten o'clock AN.
VIM. HowEs, Sec'y.
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Proceedings OF the Board OF supervi-
SPECIAL MEETING.


OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SCR ERvIsoRs,
Ellsworth, Dec. 1st. 1869.
Board met, and was called 10 order
by the chairman-a full board present.
On motion orders were issued on the fol-.
lowing road contracts, to VIM. Wilton,
Sl25,O0, o. P. Magee, $2l4.0O, E.
Green, 100000. Orders were also issued
on the following acct. To II. B. Will
liams, for blank books, 47,75, E. Green,
for services on highways 6,75 On mo
ton board adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. Board
met-a full board present.
The Board of Supervisors, of the coun.
ty of Pierce, do hereby order and deter
mine that The following described high
way, be and the same is hereby laid out,
established and surveyed rs follows:-
Beginning at the corner of sections %,
27, "a, d 35 in town 81, range II west
thence running as follows, and termiua-
ting on the sw4 of set sec 81, town p
range ls west, at point in the centre
of the River Falls and Forestvilie road,
at or near the head of the Packard or
Hart cody, so called, being in the entire
distance of the route, sevea miles two
hundred and eighty six rods and twelve
SUPERVISORS BILLS.
, Dec. I'd, 1S69-Pierce county DIR. to G. w. Nc
Murphey, four days service on highways 81 per
day, $500
Four days horse hire on highways, 500
Expenses four days on highways, e,25
2125
To A. D. Andrews DIR. to four days service on high
ways 50 per day, $500
To four days horse hire on highways 500
To expenses, four days on highways 5,25
$21, rs
To C. C. Carpenter, TO four days services on high
ways 81 per day $500
To -four days horse hire on highways 500
To expenses, four days on highways 5,25
ss1,a5
On motion, board adjourned sine die.
H.B. WARNER, Clerk.