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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29

Foreign Markets.-rBy Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON Nov. 2s-Consols closed at 93H. U. S. 5-2Os
lse2 9l5i do 1855, old, 9ai dU looI 94H; L. s.
torties 80.
LIVERPOOL. Nov, R-Cottcn closed am middling
uplands Cad; do Orleans l0d; sales " 900 bales.
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'''S M 'i''' '''''''''''S 'O0'''
CHAPLIN BLOCK. PEARL ST.
n29 distf
NOTTCE COMMONWEALTH on
Isl ~ MASS4CHISETTS WoRCEsTFP So NJ
Joseph p t;orcor9n Of The f;itv oT WorcIter IN to
calmg any Interest in about yeny pallon o ]
key in one barrel about twenty gallons Of Gin in one
barre which, by virtue OF a warrant issued BY The Nu.
saloon ana barn Of said orcoian, in said worcester on
WIFE he Teis seventy 9Rf me e yGe of which liquors
Court, docs not exceed twenty dollars u Si'
d SS sSS pids aSSS5 so5S q 4
n yes 70 %ef to the compliant agn 1 sd Liquors
cause If any You have wliy Said liGuors and vessels
should not be forfeited for being kept Tor sale by aid
wealth
Witness Hartley Williams, Esq, at Worcester, this
ave Hay Of NoyemoeT IN the year Of our Lord
T. s. JOHNSON. Clerk.
A copy Attest; 0'''N
E. j. RUSSELL.
n29 d2t STATE Constable
" 1-S 2H''e : ous'1Dle.
10 SHARES. $500 EACH
49,,
""1UolS 0oVVon HILL SIock'
OF Saundersyille, Mass. for sale at par by
GEO. r. BIssELL a. Co,
n2S dst&w2w Bankers, Hartford, Conn
1 bAANAONDo o.- =. ,,,
I,o5 and finn call, tS2 24 very pRe DiamoRdS' just pHr-
e"ased ana J0T safe p at great Bgfgg,,as
my d3t S5g Main ST., cor. Foster.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. = r. L.
G0Partnership under the name and firm of r. L. Smith
n Forbas ~ o1vuPy e s'Se ofe1ly Dy
tha intenJ ec,;n ,SII i anu I'm FL sI9'' where
cye Yarr Ae9Pns o i Of Hosiery ana
''''' A"i7' h"oe 'oOus' trimmings ana ahcy GOods
,voroostor oot ., ,o7, C. H. ELLSWORTH;
nOloeeteI, Oct 81, IoIl. Got n29
NOTICE This &c to cart;Fy fba+ I ho,o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29

TIT "IITo IN HUIUIIDN.
The present year will show good results. One
thing viii prove this-the schools and scholars
have more than doubled Another is that we
have avoided any outbreak. Al the beginning
Of the summer, we were near general frontier
var, Besides, we have continued the policy Ot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29
The worcester Mechanics So VIuga Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.

The Bank open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest the Fifteenth dAg OF
each MONTH
5emi- annual Dividends in January and July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29

Last Sunday, one Of the Hartford cergymen
preached sermon, which we find reported
briefly in the Hartford Post. 1t was good SER
mon, evidently; but we find in this passage -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-29
Matthew'S - chamberlain,
PLUXBERs,
Corner wsldo and Exchange stS.. Worcester Mass

Bath Tubs and Bolera, Water Closets, wash Bowls
wash Trays, Sinks &C &C, fitted up short notice and
in s thorough manner. DIFF Iys
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06


A dispatch hss just been read in
The House announcing the election Of
. Repablican Governor and three
Congressman. Jewels and Ksllogg'a
majorities are less than one haedred.
The legislature IL rspablioan by .
good majority. itfi1a 81 goy regS ,
5o Gen. Garfield made q stvong sreu-
mont against tho military fsatare of
Mr.. Shellabarger's bill, which he re-
CARDS as an undue fraction of State
rights and loyal sslEgovernment -
He attracted tho close attention of
oil, and by his sharpness Of criticism
elected quite IN animated debate be-
tween himself and Mr.. Sheliabargcr,
and declared himself IN favor Of the
two Arst sections. and of the third
giving the President powcr To, em-
pioy force to eutorce the laws
whom threatened and impsded BY
seditions and combina tions. fsgta I 81
Gen. Butler followed Garfield in o
carefully prepared speech, passed in
review Of the growth Of the new re-
bellion, showing tho results of . re-,
moved conspiracy 70 seize possession
Of States, and then Of the National
Government; and il auocessfal in that
TO rsvolationise the States OF tho
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H1anLANp OsNrsa, Iowa. |


I'D. Courier what has become
of all our "Farmers' Cuba" country
correspondents. Thnugh that part
of the question relating 70 farmsrs'
clubs, might be answered at our
our own door, just now: Farmsrs
are complaining Of hard labor and
plenty Of It. ic IA
The doctors say il is distressingly
healthy, the old women are "bilin'
SOAP" 90 ! suppose it IL . fixed fact
that spring has come. a
We are gong to train for the
Agricultural Horse Trot, this fall.
We witnessed, to-day, the trial Of
the keystone Corn Planter. The
trial was one of complete success.
The machine does the best work of
any planter ever introduced here.
The points of excellence are, it
plants every bill the same and any
depth required, soatters the corn 10
the hill, any number of grains desired
can be dropped. The dropping corn
is tho gpie ~ -.ring no guess
work. Aore anon.
HIGHLAND.
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Chicago General Market.
" NlfM 80. - Ac.a ~

WHEAT-Active; No 2 spring
Of LIS cash or seller April, and
l.3l(91.3l4 seller last half A pril, aud
l.324Q9l ,32f seller May, ss,, g,..,.., I.
! tCORN-Aotive; No 2 sold at 53s
ie903t cash or seller April, and 573
957i scllec May, and 81 a(05s scIlcr
sune. sa'91s A.s5sl sf7a g1la8l
i OATS-Higher; No2 closed firm
~ ~ cash, and So seller May. t,.,,,
KYE-Dall but steady; sales at "a
for No Land SO for No. .. rs ''ev'
, BARLEY-Dull and unsettled;
satles Of No 2 a. al3t0s5. 80
HIGH Y iNES-tIaiet and steady;
sales ct 81. '...',
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Declines.

Hon. John A. Elliott declines the
nomination for Governor in this
mornings Register. This leaves Uol.
Scott, Major O'Uohnor and Col. q. C.
Carpenter ~ the principal candidates
yet in the field, with just 81 more
counties 70 como in. There is yet
II months before the convention il
to be held and We hope oil the aspir.
ing msa wiilssend in, their names
promptly. 3s gre sW fa
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nd the colored troops fought

"And the colored troops fought
pobly" especially in Cont -s:cut,
Michigan, Dubuque, Keokuk, Cincin.
natl, Cleveland, and everywhere.---
Spades are trumps, and they are be-
ing effectually used to dig democratic
graves. Bully tor, the Mokesl
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From Warrington.
Special Correspondence OF the Ceuf1er.
..t WAsHfnoroN. b. O., !
'gia March 3lst, 1871. !

The Sumner light in The Senate,
on his resolution, which no offered,
was abruptly terminated List night,
March 3Oth, BY thrilling speech By.
Senator Harlan, Of our 6tate. He
completely tsre the argament u
simmer and Schurs to shredA and,
although they both attempted 70
interrupt him ia his argunsns, he
successfully snswered and complete.
y refuted every point taken BY Thorn.
He made most eloquent, candid,
clear and concise review Of the
whole question, vindicating the isa
tegrity cfa the Administration, and
at the same time, bringing harmony
to the Republican ranks Nhtook
every body with surprise. Senators
Morton, Chandler, Edmunds, and
the entire Republican side Of the
Chamber, shook hands with and
congratulated him, upon its close.
They endorse itas the host speech
that has been delivered upon the
question, and sre subscribing for, II
BY the Thousand. He raked them
foreand sft, and aitsr he got throsgh,
he moved to lay the Summer resolu-
= II . {. 81,
ton on the table, which was carried
by . vote of 80 to Is, . striotiy party
vote, with the exception Of Sumner,
Sohurs, and Psttsrsos Of New Jersey
-of New Hampshire, / mean. All
tho Democrats voted with Sumner.
The STATE has just cause 70 bs proud
Of Harlan, for the active part be
took 10 restoring harmony to the
rarity. II has ended, chiefly throsgh
him, . discussion, which must have
led 70 bitter results. I will send
you his speech - soon ~ il appears.
The Secretary OF War and party
leave here for Cincinnati, on next
Tuesday, 70 attend the Reunion Of |
the Army of The Tennessee. They
60 by tho way Of tho B. 3 O. RR. and
NJ. G. RR. TO- s f4H i
Owing to the press Of business at |
the white House, President Grant
will not 60 - originally oontempIa-
ted. Cons. Sherman, Rice, and quite
: number Of gentlsmen propose 10 b
there. v.D. B. -
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Dubuque Redeemed.

And now comes Dubuque, the
hitherto banner Democratic city of
the Northwest and wheels into tho
Republican line, as will be secn BY
our dispatches elsewhere. How arc
you re-actionl bHfsf
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stmheg Sof fr9Eidant.
The New York Void and tho
Sas 10 leading democratic papers
Of the country, are both out for
Charles Sumner, ~ the Democratic
Com erval kadi se r. Psssi-
lens wheres n ! NJ 100
Fly fdemocrs pass Of Ne te-
risf, are shreS inao 'laokI4ts. Ne
following which We clip from the
Centervilie Copper, is = fair sample,
showing the hubbub which the an
uouncement has oreatcd, and indica-
ting the harmony which is likely to
prevail in the happy family over
their Presidential noniaatios ,aeza
ysAt. a aa,' asa' sst9~ i We
Uertsin Radicals who have BECOME
90 Internally mean that even Grant
hes kicked them out III the pAfty,
tegether With . iew kaisAHlsed dem.
ocrats ~ the East, have inaugural Cd
MoSchent TO place Charles Sumner
Oh the democratic ticket - i candi
date for President in 1871 W.
were 10th TO believe this statement
whom II first appeared, buS Hn article
in the n. Y. World Of recent dsts
warrants az in believing tAAt AacA /
rovosnSntis teally Oh FOOT. IL III
New Fork SHh, : Journal tKAt ID
neither Hsh, 4esh,. or 1&l belong,
tho dieAonor Of making the surees
ton thst the democratic party sho'lt
bass of its old leaders, tie mon wht
have brought il safely through, or
deals through which no other part,
ever could have passsd, aAd take ii
= man who has done moro 70 snslay,,
the American people chan any 100
men beside. .aa,cq, X Il II. 's VI y M. I.
And oil this becAuss Grant M
seen 81 TO kick him fi1M. i tposiaio,
he never held with profit 10 the peo
pie, or credit to himself. Il n,
Democratic yarty 20 far gone that /
has no men OF BRAINS ID it, own rank
whom II can choose Tor leaders, 81
must Of necessity pick no the csss
offs Of the Radical partyi .St.
! CharIos Sumner for PRESIDENT
| Charles Snmncr ID nll . ext one,
occupied BY Andrew jackson
Charles Sumner, b man VINO n
his life has been the ihveteratc foe o
white lhen, and whose only vfitde i
that Omnipotence hos decfeed TIA
there shail Be tioAnO d M clfspriu,
ever born tcyNA4e the land be hs
done % much TO euslave ! iy,l-
4 CHARLES Samnsr-why, be woul,
not get single Demooratic vote Il
Appano',se county / Tom Hendriok
would got 1, 500. gaF u .4sal dsit
i Chafles Summer 10 The front. az,
Tom Hendricks, Frank Blair. va
landingham, and Gen. Hancock 4
the rear heb9as}h i0n 1; i
How do ycs lsks the picture7
It AtNy be Of little conscauepc
what The Clipper, . little seven col
umn shoot away out in Iowa, shout,
say, compared with Whist the N. Y
World has said, but oil the Dems
Gratis do not live in New York, o
!. even in Massachusetts, md thos
fellows can iasf down and worshi
this great calf Of the East, if the
choose, but as for us end our houl
I 1--WE servo the Lord" u l7pg
|. Charles Sumner for President 2
) No; not while oven August Belmos
: is livlnRl al sjia5 ~ ~ 81 :
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Harlan's Great Speech.
We hsve received proof sheets Of
Senator Harlan's great speech in
reply to Senators Sumner and Shurs
and shall conclude its publication
nsxs wseh Senator Harlan dos't
talk mucf with his mouth, but when
his latentpower 10 thoroughly aroused
by some great provocation or absorb,
ing question, he can perhaps make
the most powerful speech OF any
man in the Senate. This speech is
undoubtedly the browning effort Of
bis public life, and will be read by eli
with great interest. aA.Ei4 6s se
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i.ths t3Sidsh Age, Theodore Til
tons paper, says: aThere Is TOO,
much justice ID Tho average Ameri.
can mind 70 permit this outrage
Against Hayti9 70 60 tinredreseed.
Serious patriots are whispering 70
one another that the President
should DO impesched. This IL .
hasty but not an unnatural thought.
1t is born Of the anger which springs
IRON outraged justice. But lst Dc
fail mol to iinpeach the President ~
that verdict Of popular bpihf6h which
is more singing THAN the sentence
OF any codrt. fhsh, Esicte We treat
with BAH Dbmfngo, let US make
haste TO settle with Hayti. The
strongest Of nations doing justice to
the weakest lie the next spectacle
which heaven wants TO witness on
earth" = H5. i q 20'a2 zliA
Wehope the dwelling Sensation
alist, who was driven from the lnds.
pendent on account Of HE latitude
marian matrimonial theories, has
heard from Conuecticut, as well a.
the almest unanimous vote TO table
Summers TRADE, and that he will
permit Ne 10 have Grant in the Pres
idsnsial Office few dsys longer with
out imp each monts *" y E Is
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The Davenport Gazette,comos 1,

The Davenport Gdsette,comos to
us blazing in Capitals and exclama
ton points, over the result Of their
city election last Saturday. The
Rep1blicsns only elected their May.
or, llssessor, Treasurer, Aarshai Pc.
lice Justice, City Attorney, Wharf
mas ,sr, sexton and three Aldermen.
which was pretty much nll there
was 10 elect. The democratic reac-
tion has also struck Davenport.
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eT0ot Wiu0 8CtentlOn. 1G1S 0cSfEnoUj
to show that We arc in Immediate
danger of another rebellion. Mr..
Butler, In closing, replied to the
sneorS a6ont Republican domoraliza-
tlan, by declaring that tho Admins
tthSIen was stronger than any othor
bad been in its third year since
Jack sons days. The Repubiicau bu.
gle had better be sonnded, stable
CALL whom b0cSs H1d sSaalos wsrBt
beard cvory mum would be- mounted, 1
and OF . trumpet ordering q CHARGE
the Democracy would bo scattered as
chaf had besh, to tho tune Of hOld
JOhni Brown" afst
!. There was considerable appliances
when he CLOSED. Nj. Cox ii replyihg.
? Senator Mortdnsis making "a 81,
fsctixs specch oil the same toptc.a Il
House met NJ 1 4 0'6lock! pis l7D9s q II
Mr.. aatfcldi tRen spoke III favor of
tho 6helIab srgef Dill. Before the1lastl
three satnendments were added TO
shs Constitution IL would not have
been competent TO pass the bill as
each Of these, amendments took
away some function from the States.
ale thonght those conditions Of The
bill could be, modified and the bill
passed 80 A 70 effect the object pro-
posed, and yet come within the pale
Of the consultation. HI could not
eupnOrt that section az the bill con
ferring on the President power 70
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus ID
tho South, whether we are ready
for war or not. without abolishi1g
that writ lln this bill there IL no
limitation to suspension. 49, !
Mr. Butler odnced testimony TO
show, thAt; The lives Of loyal nsn
were unsafe 10 The South and that
outrage and murder we're rife, and
he would proclaim that cessation
of outfa ges was Actually necessary
for success in 1s72. y Morgan charg-
ed him with being master. Of the
White House. Would God it were
true. He would curb the strong,
raise tho down.trodden and have ma.
trauders hanging like fruit on thor
trees readyito rot. d ltswss said, this
bill would kill the Republican party
and the Administration was to-day
stronger than ever. 4'4
Mr. Buffers speech was frequently
applauded, and was answered by Mr..
Cox. He showed how South Carroll.
m had been plundered, impoverished
and mismanagcd, Under Republican
rule beyond endurance. He consid-
cred that the Republicans we're tbe
proximntc cause of the alleged out.
,reges, and the greater Ahe outragee
the greater the Republican, responsi;
biIity, These secret combinations
always spring from oppression and
misgoverhment. He did not sdefsHd
these clans, and at Democratic eau,
tonight he would propose that the
Democratic party issno1 AN 1 address
dsnounciDg the K XIX. He oppos.
cd the bill because it crestesI I, mar
tial law and makessthe Rr0idens "a
one man lpoWoE8 ,ygs err ssai{w s.
Mr., Cohurn spoke for half an hour
Ia favor oflthe bill, and MI. Roberts
againsts it, after which the Houae
took = recess until 7.30.w a,l 500 8 8
The eveningisession met at 1880.
Speeches wore made in favor of the
Ku Klux bin by Meesrs. Porter and
Stevenson, land aga inst it. by Gel
lady and others. Tho arguments
on either side were similar % gti&dse
heretofore advanced. Tho House
then adjourned. $3.50.
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s Em1n0nt BIaCkgu9rdD
ia Il 10 Just how . nip and tuck raoe
between Sumner, Blsir and storst
Of the Chicago Times, about which
ono shall win the title Of being tho
most prominent of the Presidents
defamers, to prove which, let them
speak themselves.
Had tho President been so in
sl,ired as TO bestow on the Southern
Unionists, white and black, one half
the time and zeal, will, personal at
tention, personal effort, and personal
intercessioD, which he has bestowed
upon his attempt TO obtain half an
Island in the. Caribbean Sea, our
Southern Ku-Klux would have exis-
ted 10 name only, while tranquility
would have reigncd everywhere
within our borders.
Mr. Sumner proceeded. Now, rs
| desire the suppression of the Ku-
Klux wherever it shows itsclf, and
the elevation of the African race, I
insist that the Presidential scheme
which installs tho Ku Klux on the
coast Of San Domingo, and which
at the tame time insults the African
race in the Black Republics, shall be
fairly represented. l speak now Of
that .Ku-Klnx Of which the Prcsi-
don't IL the declared head, and /
speak for the, African race, whom
she Pres,dent has trampIed down.
IL there any Senator 10 earnest
against the Ku-Klux? Let him ar
rest it on the coast Of San Domingo.
Is there any Senator ready At al
times TO seek the elevation Of the
African race Here is the occasion
for his best, efforts.-Swmner's San
Domingo Speech. 81 .s,
Thst Ulysses S. Grant is traitor,
q black in heart - Jefferson Davis
ever was in intent, 10 . rapidly
growing sopnvlotion in ths public
mind. DUVis sought to destroy the
republic by making two republics in
its stead. Grant aud his fellow.
traitors seek 10 destroy it, in less
mt hut surer way, by setting up
5 81 c',v in it's stead. r -
-4.4..r.o..u-, look to your President.
Watch his official behavior. Study
bis administration measures." Re-
feet upon his open Disregard of dis
tinctive fundamental principles of
government, and bis as
sumptions Of the prerogatives Of q
king. Aud remember that traitor
high In Office is the most dangerous
" oil tors.--Chicago Times, 2otA
Tho President and the Congress
Of the United States are the original
Ku Klux.-Blair's Speech in the Sen
ate. 'i@Eaf1i aa 1906 H
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Sc. Louis Market. 7

:, WHEATlsseady 1.sa tor ;sofs
lows spring. as..ia ad4 Il ba,
!. CORN-Active; 4aa52! in bulk.
OATS-Steady lat 49a5l in bulk.
WHlSkY-Quiet; at 87a.
I. PORK-2O. 25a2O. ST !; dry salted
and clear rib lOi.,ia asFi atsS 1st1u q
s BACON Shoulders 6aa7t; : clear
sides range l0fallf.{l 10 sssh,a sat
LARD-Dull i order lots at la.
12lnoay saf3 .B,,... ~
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California papers report that The
Sacramento municipal election, on
tho 14th inst, resulted in . decisive
victory for the Republicans. For
the first tine in several years the
Republicans were united, aud went
to tho polls without .distrust and dis.
satisfaction. The result was an easy
victory, and the candidates elected
are all houost and capable.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

The dubuque Times publishes ap-
provingly Senator Summers San Do
MINI speech.
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Senator Morton concluded his re-.
ply 70 Sumner in the following par
agrAph: ,..','et
Sir, the Senator csunot do that
and affect the President OF tho Uni.
ted States alone. He 10 now charged
with tho administration Of this gov.
ernment. He cannot strike 1 6iow
81 him without striking ! blow 1t the
country, without striking . blow a.
tho great party who elected him. and
whom politically 10 represents and
no man nced teJl me that he il the
friend Of liberty, tho friend OF the
oolorsd man, il he spesds bis time
and his talents for the purpose Of
putting this governments inx ~
hands Of the Democratic !
There is but one party now tha. I.
save this country, and that is the
Republican party; and il that shall
DO stricken down by mosns direct
or indirect, this government will
pass into the hands Of the Demo
cratic party, the consequences Of
which We can we'll understand.
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'Iss.t

y IN I'M ~ y t,ossrH
hesss,
- passsas; rss.i1|
Oauasld sks 4 I1lzs ,s,,.,. $. 4,
-Aasr 10 aai1stss y ls.( av's |
proceedings were road and approved,
itryAs moved. and seconded that the
fcsd pesitionsd n " David Uka !
and osAsss In. UsAssssAs f6xnship.l
DO sst ttt hnal action on tho 9Th ,dsy
Of June, 1871. Motion carried.
Il was also moved and seconded
that the vacation of the road, petit
toned for by Samuel Willard and
others in Adams Township rspoftsd
On " D. Johnston, Uonmisstoner,
" setfor Anal action o. the TIL day
Of jane, isti. Motion sdopted. sssir
IL wss also moved and seconded
thas ths relocation ofthe road, pssi.
toned for by 3. Hale and othsrs III
Center Township, and reported on,
favorably, BY John Coyan, be sst for
nnsl action cu the 7shi Day II Jane,
1871. Notion adopted. ~ z
II was also moved and seconded
that the road, pssitaonsd fof By, John
Miller and ushsts, and isportsd on
its0fably, In Adams Township, b
cot for final action % the 9Th day Of
June, 1871. Notion adopted. - !.
II was moved and seccned that
the ROAD, petisioned nor BY John g.
Dentos, in Adsms Township, and b.
Hunter, Of a., in same township, e.
tablished BY Auditor on The let day
Of April, 1871, b finally sstabIishsd
acoording W tho order 81 the Auditor.
Adopted. !
Il Il. aot.a Ana ,soosaya sAs.
tins petitiSa Of Jamss aill and Others,
BE- taken up !; and II appearing that
the prerequisites Of tho law having
been complied with. tits ordered that
I. z. Mchinn be ana he 10 hereby
appointed 1 Connisioper TO view
and report upon the expsdisncy Of
vacating and locating sid road, &C.
cording TO pstltien. and that bio begin
work on The 9Th day Of April, 1871,
and report to this Board on the 7th
day Of April, 1871. Motion adopted,
/ Resolved that, ID the matter d
road, petitioned for BY John Miller
and others In Adams Township,
Anderson Hunter having laid in q
petition for damages, on account Of
said location, it is ordered that VIM
G. Molntyre, Vim. Pedrick and Aus
tin Aloott, be. and they are hereby
appointed commissioners TO assess
said damages; snd that they meet q
the oAace Of s. BlystoDess Esq. on The
14th day Of April 1871, 1t 3 o'clock,
Am, and report 10 this otIioe on OF
before the 9Th day Of june, ls7l.--
Adopted. Z
On motion tho Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock, A. NJ, to morrow
morning. Gro. ID. HAckwoarH,
Il f1ti ~ 1865 AwdDitnr