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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

Made Of Floor Rum, sybisIscy, Proof Spi-
ri,., and Refuse Liquors, d0ciOrrd, spiced,
and swcrirncd TO please the TASTE, called "fohirr,
" Appeiizcra," RcsOrrrs," kc., that lead tbs tip
pl.r on To drunkenness and ruin, hut are true
Medicine inndc from the Native Herbs mud Roofs oi
California, free from al Alcoholic Stimu-
lants. They are the GREAT HOOD
goqKIFIEE aud LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, a perfect i;cnovdtor and Invls.
orator of the System, carving OF nj! poisonous
matter, and restoring She blood to healthy con.
itlon. NJ person can take these Biitcrs, according
1, directions, aud remain long nnwcll.
500 will he given for an incnrable case, pro.
vding the bones ARE not destroyed by mineidl
p,suus or other means, and tho vital organs wasted
brvond the point nt repair.
EorInfliam In ut DRY ana Chronickhcu-
mntism, and fsout, Dyspepsia. or lndi-
ycstion, Bilious, IL cmittcnt and Inter-
miitrnt Fcvcrs, Di.cnscs of the 1sleDd'
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bi'-
tiers have been most successful. Such Dis
eases are caused by vit7S'cd BLOOD, which
is generally produced by arrangement of the d.
.c.Iivc Organs.
They inyiguratr the stomach, and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels. which render them OF une-
qua led elcac5 in cleansing the blood Of nll impu-
rites, and inparting new life and visor to tho
wlOls system.
Dyapcpsia or Endi ySsiiOn. Headache, Pain
in the shoulders. Coughs. Tightn.ss of he Chest,
Dizziness Sniir stomach, bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious ktacSs, Pnlpitation of tho Heart, copi"'is
Discharges VI Urine. Pain In the Regions oi the
Kidneys, anu n nNnurcu o'h'T pHlHIh'
which are the ofsprings of Dyspepsia, are cur ed hy
thuse Bitters.
Cleanse tie Initiated blood whenever you find its
fmlmrili les bursting through the skin in Pimpl"s,
Ernptiuns, or Sores; cleanse 1t when il il FOUL ANA
your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood
pure aud the health Of the system viii follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are cfecially des-
troycd aud removed.
Far mll directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed In four languages
English, German, French ana Spanish.
]. WALKER, ~ Il ~ Commerce Street, N. Y,
Proprietor. Il. II. McDoNALD \ Co:'
Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco, California; and ~ and ~
Commerce Street, Y.
RJy- sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
AND IN DALLAS, by CRoWDUS TURNER.
February II, 1s7l.-22:6m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the Estate o
Richard knltYre.

10 all persons Interested In tue Estate OF
Richard Kaltyre.
A. J. Mccain, Guardian of the Estate
of Richard Kallyre, hns filed in the Dis
trict Court of Dallas County his final &C.
count of the condition Of the Estate OF
Richard Kaltyre, which will be heard AT
the next term Of said Court, commencing
on the first Monday in June, A. D. 1871, at
the Court-Iiouse thereof, in the Town OF
Dallas, at which time all persons interest
ed in the Estate of said Richard Kaltyre
may appear and contest said application,
If they see proper.
Witness John NJ. Laws, Clerk Of the
District Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court, Mt office in Dallas this 3lst
day of March, A. D. 1871.
JOHN NJ, LAWS, C.D.C.D CT.
3l:3t BY u. l.. CooMDEs, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
FIRsTTExAs STATE FAIR OF 1870.
ctr TRADE nAgKi
FOR FAMILY USE INL.
PRICES CELICyIIS .NTED
Aromatic Stomach and Tonic Filters.
Tie Champion Of The Field.
COMPETITION mlIEb--srPEROGHY DFrlFy

IT rs easy to prepare admivturo pr Ia i-vitr thu
L schemes. But the question naturally arises ~
Z" the efficacy Of those connections, lust hs IL
would as to the practical utility ~ those measures
In M age signnli2rd 10y charaanh.,. aud bent on
The rnlti accumulation Of wealth. srl.ucr affects TO-
ho constantly .dircu"ering some Invaluable remedy
by which tho various ailments ct human nature
may be cured or allrylHtei. CrTtiicrtrs from uu-
known sources Hood the circulars, mud paragraphs
hwell the papers, 10 their wonderfully restorative
properties. aud the poor puhlir cjolel into crrg.
liiy by tho plausible air OF truth with which Hey
are Invested, swallow the drnught aud repeat tho
dose, until talr purse strings hyr been irlit,,,y
stretched to their utmost tension.
Not 50 with Prices Celebrated Aromatic
Stomach ana Tonic EsittrvS.
Prepared ir,m ingredients known To- the Medical
Faculty ~ possessing married HIuutira PRINCIPLES,
aud subjected To the ordeal Of repeated niytiC
tests, II has emerged not only unsrnIhcl hmt ruu-
hrmcl 10y the experience OF those who have expert.
mcnted with IT,.
u does not ns.uinc 10 clNbody all the
Nirtucs of the Healing ART.
1t u only claimed and guaraufc to prove cflra.
cious in all cases of DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. CULs
AND FEVER, GENERAL DEnrLrY NERVOUS srNrT0Ms,
TuRrlDIrY ~ TnE LIVER, CONSTIPATION OF rus
BOWELS, Loss or AriEruE, MODERATION oF THE
GAsTgIc FUNCTIONS, AND CHoLERAic MA'ApEs-
simple, yet strong in its stimulave action, il is
pniatahlc as cordial aud entirely free from those
hitter herbs aud colorng composites that destroy
tho hnvor OF the market bittsrs.
Irrespective Of these cons alterations il needs M
better props To its support than the universally Of
its use ami the extent ofits circulation. Unrrstrir-
ted to local limits, tho TX brand has pushed is
way through every section of the south aud west
dnd tn" name Of PRICE is as familiar there as u
household word.
Peculiarly Htliuyrn: appctizng, rongthcuins,
Prices Celebrated Aromatic STOMACH aud Tonic
Bitrrs will he found invaluable. Enough, that cit.
iZcns of the South whose names axe at hand to the
Proprietor, aud whose testimonials arc rs flowers
of strength" because of their character and posi-
tiOn, ready To CurrObUratc all that has been
alleged in favor of
Prices Celebrated Aromatic Stomach
and Tonic Bitters.
JAMES W. PRICE e CO.,
sole prOprotOrs,
lO7 POydras street, New Orleans, In.
Lock Box lNG.
Sold by GroccIs, Druggists and dealers all over
the South.
D. THE. AYRES & co,
AGESrs for Texas.
Galveston.
November &c, 1S1O.-ll:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

Mild. Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is far the best
Cathartic remedy vet discovered, and at one re-
eves and invgOrates all the vital functions. without
causing injury To any Of them. The most complete
Success has long attended its in many localities,
and 1t Is now offered to the general public with the
conviction that IL can never fail to accomplish all
that il claimed for IL. 1t produces little or no pain
over-taNes or eXcites the nervous system. In all
discusses OF the skim blood, stomach bowels, liver,
kdneys,-of children, and in many difficulties pecu-
liar TO women, it brings prompt relief and certain
cure The best physicians recommend and prescribe
1t j; and no person who once uses it will voluntarily
return to the use of any other cathnrtic.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
box 80 Observation-Disclosures. Postage q cents
boxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
II is sold by all dealers in.drugs aud medicines.
TURNER d CO., Props, 20 fremont ST., Boston,
November 10, ls10.-l0eow1y. Mass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
PRICES-A Fair Offer.

ifths Merchants Ia yvuF piaes sill bot farnish,
- sud CT the hArhinSs sud ~ thu Isiail pTisr,
Washer as, EAiTa MTinerF SO, ard ~ vii hf'
ssIa rithsT 90 both MasLinr,, ifve bf iTright, Z"
liafrs NhTIr un- i srliinEi ard - sure ars s-
he's ill b. liked, that agnf 70 fand Tho ninn
= ifany onr i.hrs 10 rturn tho msrhihri ne II
lHsus.
No husband, f,hsT or hn,ihrr shonli rtgNiT the
lTa lssry II washing with the hands, hny-ts" days
Ia the yraT. Nhrh ID - duhe better, HuTu eN.o'
lliaasly sith lee laluT aud 40 injury ~ the sar'
HsuIs, ~ q bply CisIhs. Washer, aud a ln.NuTsal
MTing,T,
saiI ~ dealers generally, 10 whom liberal die.
1uuis arv made. u. :, BROWNING,
GeHeTsl Agent,
as conrilandi Street, fcW York.
August -, ih5u-igII
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
NOTICE.

1.-TWO WAGONS sud TEAMS, sufficient
for HearT Logs, can sake Coed Wages
Hauling out Sticks
haze loo0O0 Feet Of Cstton-Nood e
Cut and Had en- Sbarea
JOHN ~ CROCKETT
Dallas. Nrrcb u, ls7l.-7 zt-5n-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

rrTANTED-AGESTs sac per dsyl 70
NJ sell The rsleliraied HONE SHUTTLE rEN-
INC MACHINE. Has TIRE fnder-fs-f make tie
Iast-siif-ar faike on both siiesl aui D. ftlr T.
c,u.sl. Ths BIT ard th-al-.i fauIiiT Sewing Ma
chin. IN the market. Address JOHN son, CLARK
H.. Or =. Louis. Nc -tidn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
HOIS D'ARC
Steam Saw & Grist Mills.

U,HE undersigned respectfully gives no
tice 70 the Prblic. that they have just
completed she above MILLS, a. the Forks
Of Trinity River ard East Pork, J miles
belor Mr.. johns, where they nov have on
lard
LARGE SUPPLY OF LUMBER,
0fsii sisss. II ASH, OAK and BOIs DARc
TTHBEE. Thev Elil alsays keep 81 h.nd
+. fsI susrlv 81 LUHBEE. ard VII IN AID
wATERs & sEFIER
Dse-rbsr %, ls7o,-lzn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

NNNFNSONVTTLKi
Last winter experimental with the Norway o"t
straw for feeding purposes, with most salts factory
RESULTS / would MS soon have ii as the best OF nay
Horses, cattle aud sheep will leave timothy hay Tor
this straw. tried them al, at different times ana
in yaflhus ways, with the SAND result These incts
regard rs very important TO farmers. We can well
afford to buy seed Mt $1,000 per hushel every year.
If that were necessary. A. L. hENDAH4'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

GExTs wASTED-Iszs a NoxTH
a d. re aELfIC1t ENfTTIte IairItF
CO. IIirT01- EAsS- r. 81. LOTS 10.
--t1t u. 1s-1-----1-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
DOlis Mashlng lIacIIInr.

iwFIasFa Niih knNnlls fAHFNF IA slE Hl-
Naftisl All ~ faTKAT sIels aTp hsN nFlnusi a.
ahis IT, snlaIiVT ~ sAF sllaTstas - ssshins
rAitrs FrF iaNraius, asi M ss,s lhrT rsi N ipe
> Auar, % sgFirg iehaF sna ssaihrs,
saiihrTa l-aaglr Nts A-ar usnd ihfH iefii. 80
fAiaNas
fhlF thTra fuTths II ~ lsisiT ard rosi, sni
rAg o. ihsHisFlars i.h Ia iasrg ani riiraiiarHi,
Ia osrIR nane lads lusTa a. 49, ihraa, sna gsrls
naTEi'i pnf kssp lhFn Ia hrT hsasf-- Are nFiushs
fi5aylEr,
-AurNnsllfnt Mashing narhinr. Ne have tTint
IL, Ia Clsihr. MriassF 10 W. suI~Ti0T, A s,aa
kapd sill Nash lsTsu ngmtTT q risrss "a = be
beans -. lislFish ~, - kfisu,ssl hriheiisl,
"AihT ssfT too Arars sNiHfirsor With lA1lg- ~
as ssssfst that q !, the grraissi llp aud esha'
ifrT tinir, lalar ant hlnasy have yet had a.
IutaiFi iuls pnT huasrhnii"
NiiIIAnsns sNiTH, Aes orluans,
II have had noiy Washer IA nay hmi'y ioT sntat
tiHir, IL snrs snIiIr ssissriinn, add takS p'ss,
49, 10 renlusadias Il " The Laal II rErTl h"asr'
ht4A" Il, TnnEEs, JrncTsan, Teas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
10 It's original color,
,cith the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
moss often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folIicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and deeayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it Will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make sone preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair. The EigOr can
only benefit but not harm It. If wanted
merely fora
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

SMiTHporT, PA, -, 1870
Your seed doubled in yield that of the New l'rnn s.
wick, sown on same land. They are thin hrIled,
and heaviest grain I ever saw. | would now pay
5000 pei bushel for your seed rather than SOW
utI,cr oats, s. G. CURTIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

Az RLoprENF rASsA0g-Man
dies. hut nature i eternal, The sea-
sms keep their appointed time dny
returns with It's golden splend"r'
and night with is eloquent mys'
try, She same stars lha, lit the
..hasliv hqitlc field of Troy, rough
with the dead bodies ur ancient
hri,,vs- which shunr an the marble
street, at imperial Rome, aud ON
the sud eyes urvigil slcepcrs In tho
living glow Of inspiratlun-lhc
watch fires Of the angels which,
Through centuries Of devastation aud
change, have still burned on uncoa-
singly, speak To- US Ms they did to
Dante aud Shakespeare and Milton,
orlhc divine glory, the omnipo,ence,
the everlasting beauty aud love oil
tod.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

PRospEtr, ONO, -, 1870
I raised 13i% hshes from half-peck ct Your
seed, weight 40 lbs. to the bnshel-grew SIN ieet
birh. / have repeatedly been offered $1,000 per
hushel for my scca, hut shall not SELL want 1t all
myself 70 every farmer say, their cguai does
not exist J. ID. SLEMMONS.
NEW I0hK, September 2jd, 1870.
Yon will rerrenber tho CIRCUMSTANCE Of my pur-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

I.IfI ara o. f.it.T ra't
mI I.F farff a. .rr IH tfa'f
s#.f .a.rs. HHr .n HahG Ihinf.
hfIfIt ffafifH t.I srs Hn uaUfiusf
Itf ...'.r -f.as fif fHuiHr sn.
TIrNHtrf t..s fi# FH.i Pei deer
A.4tIr r.lIrf Har HIi.Hli "A irHrt
THf .. 30 .rfs.a ahafFrr trfiA
To ala.-r 4. tsr,l fred iacfa 3d.
fri.h IamristFih raffrF 20 40 sa.ri-
rHr.f Ifr.ts.f- is,Tr lhr l.F sent
lsrur tHrr ftflh trsiiiHs coll,
Ella. Eirta Z 'aits .f Bose ga 'r.l
Ga isH sic srlis Ear faaaiag b'rr
la .slfT f-l fil ir ilr nrie,
Aai reHT'rsHs r'l-ie, STRAIT and 'hine.
Nhir faers i1iar ihe Ua-can nine,
Ma aai is his castles lac aul h'gs,
Nafrf ~ river Fnnneih ny,
hf-si rni,s Ia every ani,
G1rat rl,ureafs shng llr huiiiFrs han',
Erral archrs wunntains sal lsHrfs,
rairpsiarss sni pleasing hoNersi
Grrai sark i- hrur, 'r q h"rr an here
Aul welt nrn NuTkeih rVFs9 helT,
liui nork a. ret, NhaTr er hrisN,
Iur i.lmrJ Be musl les. ihem all,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29

This is to Certify, that we have this day
CROCMETT, OF Dallas. Texas, to
purchasing of Mr.. Crockett, may rely upon
NORWAY OATS, as his supplies are obtained
Price, $500 per Bushei.
P.S.-rhese Oats may be seen growing o
twenty-five bushels of us for Seed.
March II, lS7l.-26;3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-29
NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER AGREE
STRAW BETTER TEAM FINEST EEAY.


chasing four bushels OF your seed oats two years
ago, AT $1,000 pc. bn,hrl. | believed at tho time
that was humbuggcd, nh5 IL was only at The ear
nest solicitation Of my farmef that was induced to
io SO. They were sown on nt Long Island farm, on
four Of fair quality of soil and yielded me 'i'G
bushels ofthe finest oats ever raised or saw. After
giving my brother 80 bushels, my man sold 800
bushels at 5000 por bushel, bringing mo 81 10000.
This was, OF course, most satisfactory result. Dut
what wish to speak Of, most important to the
farming community, is the quality Of the product.
After careful experimental test, am satisfied that
the Norway Oats worth ut least third more than
the oats now generally sold in market for feed
There is much larger per cent. of flour and II Is
sweeter md more nutritious. The straw isexcrcnt
feed, my horses eating it with greater relish than
hay This advantage alone, with MS, IL worth from
$1,000 to 5000 per acre They stand up we'll and
are easily harvested. This season, tho dry weather
HIS caused n failure of the oat crop but the average
Yield of Norwnys is ully three times that of other
oats IN the vicinity Of my farm. Having been far
mer for iity years, my opinion mny b0 fsome value !;
and Il so, you are at liberty 10 so it, To farmers
say, the price of the seed is nothing compared TO the
Immediate advantages. II. V. YECHTEN.
NEW ORLEANS, January 9th, 1871.
V perfected arrangements with MIR. j. M.
to furnish him with our Seed Oats. Parties
ION obtaining the GENUINE RAMSDELL
led from us direct.
u. W. RAMSDELL 4 co.
g ON Mr.. Crocketts Farm, MS he purchased
d. W. Il. & Co.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16
Board Of Equalization.

The Commissioners of Morgan
county and Auditor James B. Nc
Grew, met rs a board of equaliza-
ton on the 9th INST, and done bu-
siness as follows:
Added ten per cent. to the value
Of ali the property in Bloom town.
ship. except The items of moneys
and credits. Aided five per cent.
{, the value Of all the property IN
Union tp-, except tho items of mou-
eys and credits and the horses re-
turned on the list by George Nice
swanrer.
s625 was stricken from the list
of David Mercer, of Bristol towns
ship. Five per cent. was deducted
from the shares of stock in First
National Bank of McConnelsville,
leaving said shares to be entered on
the tax duplicate of $3.50, instead of
Sl25, as returned.
S628 was deducted from sub-dIv.
No 8 of section Taxed in the name
OF F. W. Wood, and $500 thereof
Was added to sub-div. l and 3, OF
section 6, taxed in the name of JOS
eph Reed, $3.50 on each ; and 500
thereof was added to sub-div. No.
3. Of section "a, taxed in the name
of l. n. Hook and 800 of 1t was
added to sub-div. 2 and 4, section
80, township IL. range II, taxed III
name of L D Reed /; and the ball
ance of sI28 was'adied to sub div.
No. 6, of section 3. township 10
range u, taxed l q the name of vs..
aiah Kennison. W~hereupOn the
Board adjourned
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16
McBride, sloan & Jones.

When in GAINESVILLE q few days
since, we called on the firm that
heads this article, at their place of
business on tho corner of Third and
South sts., and vas shown through
the establishment by W. r Jones,
the Junior partner in the firm, and
who for many years was n of our
citizens. Their business is that of
manufacturers of Italian and Amer
lean Marble Monuments, Tomb and
Headstoues, and Importers and
Dealers in Scotch and American
Granite Monuments, re. On in
quiry we learned that the firm is
dong about all the "heavy busi-
ness" that is done IN their line IN
the vicinity of GAINESVILLE, and we
found that they yer engaged in
filling some rather large orders
from McConnellsville. They had
just imported q very large and
beautifully designed monument of
Scotch Granite, which will cost
about one thousand dollars, and
which will be set up soon In u
cemetery, and they showed US the
design of another, to be made of the
same material, and which is to
como here also, which will cost
about six hundred dollars. Besides
their main business of manufacture
ing and furnishing beautifully de-
signed and durable Monuments and
Tombstones for the departed, they
are largely engaged, also, in the
Marble and Granite Mantel trade,
whereby the abode of the living
may be made beautiful ard com
Portable. We are told that their
trade in this line is surprisingly.
large, and well i. may be from the
elegant stock they keep on hand.
When in GAINESVILLE give M'Bride,
Sloan 4 Jones q call and look
through their estAblIshn ent. Is is
worth your while whether you de-
sign purchasing anything in their
line or not.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16

ALTHOUGH aware of the enthusiasm crea
ted among farmers by the use of the CLIP
PER, as shown BY the numerous testimo
mails received, We were hardly prepared
for the following sent US by one OF our Ohi'
patrons.
or all the Mowers East or West,
The Clipper suits the farmer best;
II is the lightest, neates: one
Of all the region meath the sun.
OF all the Reapers in he field,
This one with ease the horses WELD
And when il clips the golden 5lrds,
It leaves the gsVels neatly laid.
It Clips the grass, it clips the grain,
1t clips the hillside and The plsin;
1t clips round the stumps and trees,
And does it all with greatest esse.
It clips expense, it clips the toll
OF the weary man who tills the soil !;
Il clips the burden horses bear,
And spreads the hay the hocks do share.
1t is the clipper clipping ell.
Lodged or standing. short or tall.
Formers, if You only try it,
Without = doubt you'll surely buy it.
Now We add but one line more
The Clipper for sale at Jsnewsy's Store,
No. 100 Bell Street, Malta, Ohio.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16
Action ofthe County Commits
sioners at Term ending June
Sth, 1871.

Made quarterly settlement with
Treasurer, and a balance in Treas
urer's Office of s8308 40.
e. J. Hiatt petition for alteration
of road dismissed at cost Of peti
TONERS.
Humphrey Smith, John Doudna
and z. S Fawcett were appointed
viewers on the John Shaner vaea-
tisn of road IN Homer township.
James Glass, Roya! Wade and
Joseph Newbery were appointed
viewers On tho Isaac Hummel va
cation of road In Marion, Penn and
Union townships.
A. J. Cook petition for the Com
missioners to establish n license
under which cows could run at
large, was land over for the present.
James II. Kinsey petition for
bridge across Wolf creek, near
Whites saw mill In Marion town
ship, laid over for some future
meeting.
Levies for taxes we're made for
ensuing year, As follows: County
funds IL mills Inirmary funds
IL mills; Public building OF mills.
The establishment OF the Isaac
Hummcl road in Marion, Penn and
Union townships, laid over until
September session.
james IL. Bishop petition for
road, in Homer and Union town
ships, dismissed at the cost of Pc
tItioners.
J. c. Morrey petition for road IN
Marion township dismissed at cost
of petitioners.
r. s. Falconer road. in Homer
township, established on condition
that the petitioners pay half of the
compensation awarded by viewers,
the whole amt uniting to $50.
Special Levy OF $3.50 was made
on BrIstol township for the purpose
of building q School House in SUBJ
district number 4, in said town
ship.
The following appropriations Of
Bridge Funus We're made
To Charles Patterson 10 make
~culvcrts in Narrows on River Hoad
in Bloom township, 500.
To Isaiah KeLnison, for the same
purpose, on same road, IN Morgan
township 500.
To J. n. Rogers, for same pur
pnse, on Clements Run Road, in
Malta township, 500.
To E. NJ. Stanbery, for the same
purpose, on WhIppls Road in Nor
gan township, $500:
To H. Smith 10 make culverts
AMI bridges in Marion township
500.
To J. E. Thomas. balance on cul-
verts on ]. E. Thomas road, s15.
To John Balm, culverts on new
road on Milhouse farm in Penn
township $40.
To Samuel King, culverts on new
road on Naylor Harmer's land S75.
To - ZIegler, culverts on road
from DeAvertown to McCluny,
York township, SIS.
To James Gormley, culverts on
Turkey run road, Windsor town
ship, $500.
Tho following bills were allowed /:
To Lew McCarty for Bridge On
the A. Higgins road, sl2.
To E. III. Stanbery, as council in
the case of Ohio VS.. Medley, SIS.
To Adsir Bros. for Paper, Pass
Books, &C., for Auditors Office,
s13 O3.
To c. W. Cromwell. for Tele-
graphing IN case of Ohio vs. Ste
Pheh Miller, So 20
Examined County jail, and found
the same in reasonably good repair
and then adjourned.