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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Su?r.,oI ue..ic; Court for the r.ri,h "i "r:raDs-
80. 7O..

30 70..
nS MOTION OF GEORGE y. LACEY. ATTOR
W nrr. and upon fling petition ant accompany
,ug affidavit. together with t.e NV Orleans RE-
publican and New Orleans Bee IT IL ordered that
oil persons whom il ma, concern show cause
within thirty das from the first publication OF
this order. if any they have. why the assessment
roll of the property lying within the Fourth Drain:
age District of the city of New Orleans. prsed
within 'ht. following limits viz: Commencing on
the left Bank OF the rivpr Mississippi at the point
of intersection WITH Lafavett" avenue: thence con-
tinuing down the said river TO the point at inter
st elton with Fshemens canal thence running
back from the said river, distance of $500 feet or
;hereahoIts, to Bayou Bleu'rnu and Florida wa h
thence continuing along Florida walk for a dis
tancp of IS alt feet thcItah"uts. 80 as TO cen.
meet through curved line %; BIB feet additional.
with Lstayrtte and Peoples aTtaUer. at pOi;iI
distant from the Mississippi river of $500 f ct or
tnereaholIts. ard thence along Lafayette avenue
to the place Of beginning. should not be- approved
and b0malngat.d an" Judgment ~ I'll" court b."
rendered in ma: n.r and tslm is prayed ior III th.
I,.;I:ion on file. $780,
iat,.; New orleans Fet'u'r, -. 4. y. 49,.
JACOB HAWKINS. JuGs".
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
AAYoRALrY OF Nkw ORLEANS. I
CITY Hall. March u. 1878.

DANIEL SCr,LLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
DANIEL SCULLy. Secretary.
MAYuRAATY uY INV ORLEANS,
City Hall. March II. 1873.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series. !

NO. n.HD3O-AdminIstratiOn Series.
RcS0ircd, That the Administrator OF Pub
lie Accounts be and is hereby authorized to
cancel the Judgment rendered in the Eighth
Distric. Court against Henry kleinhagtn
for city taxes of 1871 on certain property
situated in square No. 800. twelfth assess
ment district, and used by tho German
Protestant Church as place of worship.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans. March II, 1873.
LOUIS 4. WILTZ. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Little William Kelley. a lazy newsb'y'
has found his way 10 prison. charged with
having stabbed one of his companions at
che corner If Thal;a and Rampant streets
Il AZ weak
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~ --sos> '~->>-'->'
Nnn, Medicines in 0nc.-ln speaking OF the
..tg 3o,dinatv rapIdity with "h'h nos eUei
s,nuarh ,;t.ters recIui, - iebi:ated and OK
.arsted system, the preparation is usually referred
20 .-..-...b!. .auic of marvellous power. En:
,..s. .,o suppose that its operation - .'iltei 10
ii, tr.c: .icr upon Tie digestive organs littI4 o..
ii. .stari the !:Uc '!atE!" y: this 'ompIeh"rSl'.
remedy. I. =. not only ,Cnic. hU; ais" "a = nte
LAXATIVE an active ant t.iiiiouS medicine. mid
..;ii.tc. a.oi. some ,yh.leyart. regulator. and
GENERA. Alternative. II IL to this combination oi
msuy ,.s"nt!al sanitary vropelt'> that n- article
owes Il. success IN variety Oi dis;rc-eli c"''
paints each Of w!ich III ordinary prac:c is sub
irrt.i :" a'If-!"ni mode OF treatment II IS I'M
possible ~ i!vi:oga,e feeble and diseased olSan..
,a.,on without regulating. AID purifying it, II"
E:.te.. :, 'or'. mhl2 3teodSW
louisiana Jockey Cinb. New Orleans.
Mal.h d, !3,'-'hr attention. of members 81 ihi>
cub called /" Il" fact Il AZ tie senil-4unEI!
dues tW.ntyhy" ..".!s!s IS due AID C"!..ci!he
from tins iatr.
attention ii. $50 a. ed 20 the t0llowiu. RUE:
An, member VII" WISHES :" T->i-n shall tender
- resignation - I'll" secretary III writing. NJ Lea:
.i.,y ,Iys i. for an, ,ace ,ne.-in 9 ~ .haE he
g. Ia Ii, hi. for auy duc- mad. for trat meet lug.
30 transfer of ;e stock or shares of a,esigui'.
m,m., be made t, l.pt. t j. al na"btsdgc>' OF sad
mhI. ): JOSEPH ?. HoRN"R. Scc'"'arv.
TI,. undersigned il tho documentary
,,,.'t-.r II IL, ,sta.e.f his fttn"r. til" late
.T,s,5 E,rr,:, H.. Wi | C-utlIuc the IL al
i...a,,. :; W. u Epva' street.
Cr,ui.n.,u. the .s'a.e are re'r"-ir' '" present
. ,.",r.,-- JOHN !. EAENarr.
',',n, ,t.or-..v :.t i,N ard Not erv fd"''".
ON r!:..r,nc..-.ta re-. -: !'ah- :. i.
,g..'- - error, and ahls-- - ~ 'l4'
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| ''' CHARLES BaICaElOE,
! e:..- f.yYt.e!or. SsX l1-A-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
AMUaEMENTS.
~. Charles Theatre.

This c~ening Miss Carlotta lie Clerce
will appear as Peg Woffngton in MASKS
and Faces" Tomorrow evening enc VIII
take her farewell benefit. Grand LIE
ClercG matinee next Saturday. MONDAY
evening. Mr. Domnick Murray IN ms ne"
sensation of "Sing Sing"
Academy of Music.
Thi. evening Cal Wagncc'S Ministries WI
give one OF their pleasing entertainnents ts
At The. A, .,iemy Of Music: but. in order 10
aecnre seat. early application should ba
made at the box otiicr. Grand matinee
Saturday noon.
Varieties Thentre.
'rhj. evening Mr.. Lawrence Barrett Will
annrar in III. "Duke's Motto Tomorrow
evening ia. .1lrrchant OF Nenic.. and
Poor P.liicoddy" will be presented: 'or
.bc S..u:Gay matinee. the ''Dnken Motto.
National Theatre.
Ia. .Ia,tinett;-Ravel pantoin!ine ana
.lc,,hI. combination will commence Il short
engagement az IA" Nationa! iltalie h"H'
Mondar evening. fox xix nights and IL
IlIt...sr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
I .r7'r copy:
a. u Tr>N,>.S, n",t.'v CrrS.
. TOTS CEvX QUE CELIA C0HCERsr::::'

rANS L,.TFi'EF DC BUREAU nt' a"hlNl>-
,rat-grs pri.nt pour uur Iec"nu tlSsaiic, d by
rothtuue et uH recOUNT|IIeHt q. ass. ss' inflt =
dams l. QustTltm Dist'lct 'c DISAGREEMENT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
:cae; lIita;IiIenCe.

TI. ,,-,n, fashion has deere ed tia. ,a'!3-H
mus. Lra,. their own and borrow'" 'ia''
and pie It ~, on .h- place wi.cre h".r ought
20 grow. Il does rot always follow that
thos. who obey the fashion are bald.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

Geor.- Fritz Frey. il very active youth.
who !la, had a lesson or two in the style "i
criminal prosecution. before petty Jur!es.
has suffered the Inconvenience OF one more
arrest. 4 druggist seems confident that
FREY and John Boyle stole something.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

SurcC.s.On OF .lINarFH FIsk- NO. yEIDe
:,ECOSD DISTRICT COURT For THE PaKISA
- 1f pT..ans-sn'cr i. hereby gwen I" she Greis
itGr~ a.: ihi, estate. and :" all other pe:sUne
herein interested. 1" STOW Caase within :en dayS
from prrs Mt u"ilacaI.pu II an" they have OP
can, w.g tie a'C.'Il.t presented Robert -
IrUuha!t, .i,.i.c fCS'amsu'.rv rNsc"tOT sine
IT.. SHOULD NOT b.. nome "gaed auh approved.
and III. tIn,.. ia a..ogt!a.er :I-.a,ssis
Er ofdt' ~ tn. Count.
mf:3 !; q. FRANK PACE N '".iS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
TO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

IL THE NATTER OF THE BOARD OF ADMINS
traitors prayiug tor recognition Of motGaGe
and very "t assessments "a the tour'h
Drainage Di-t:I,t.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
succession OF Mary .lcIlheHny-No

l,FCOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE rs hrSf1
- OF or!eau- Motto" il, hereby given 10 'he cred
tor. of This .sa: .I.i {" .i other persons ncrelS
Interested, 20 show cause within tel. days tTOuS
the present notification, = any they have or caDs
WHY tn. account presented by ~. s1nustrs
tri. of th. estate should not hr ipmolOgatef
and approved, aud th' i4.s .ii.tTaUts" "a aCGuSss
auc. :naT. III
BY order Ht thr Court.
uhlI il II. PRANK PACE iH G"s-S
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
gJe Temperature.

gJe Temperature.
Til. thermometer ~ !.oula Fr'.er.''' :
-" =, I:,,rif.s street. yesterday stooi -
,,,.,... =: =. W., t32: nt :: z. u, t!';
q. I. l.. 81. G.'. Lowest point during the
n.,'.: %. Ha;rh Il. 81.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

NUrCTssIOn OF ,. q. NOyCt.
IL PEI SONS aaI!NGs CLAIMS AGAINST T'FI:S
"a .stars ai- ,sqursted 20 present !h.n ana
tho... .n... ote.l TO max" payment to
WILLIAM /. s0TiS.
&t-H,r'str4tOr Al No 13.! Common s'F"~s.
Wv ORLEANS March : 1913. WhB - l3'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession of G. II. SiOcOnb.
pERSOES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TRfS
4 estate are requested to present the sam" with.
out DELAY and those indebted viii! please mskS
payment 10 SIocOmb. Baldwin & 60
4. b. SLOCOMB. ESerutriE.
Nv Orleans February 20 1873 fC2I I'm
Succession OF Patrick -mifh-NO. 30, ,2j4s
SsfCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. Whereas, Mrs. Catherine Maladg
smith has pttiOned the court for letters OF admin
istration on the estate of her lat. husband, PATE
rick Smith. Notice il hereby given TO al
WHOM il mar concern to show causc within tsn
days why the prayer y. the said petitioner S.9ls!0
not be granted.
BY order of the Court
,nh12 IG 90. FRANK PACE IR. CterH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Succession of George clark und France

Ann Cark-NO So, as.
CEcOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Dreams Whereas Mrs Julia N. willard has
petiti0ned tn. court fOT letters OF dat =. tcstao
mcntar. e1eCurIK these estates Notice Is hereby
given Ia all whom it may concern, 20 show "ausES
@itni, ten day. why she praytE OF Ga. said gr"
titIoueT should not h~ granted.
By nr''., OF IL. Court
mhs I3.7. FRANK rAC2, IL S-,a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

TIC polio. are rushing frantically after
msn whose characters are dangerous and
susp!c:ous. but 1t seldom occurs that the
eases are ever heard of again.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

aSu;H:E ARREST IN THE MOVES MURDER
CAST. Detective PecOra last night arrested
4, NJ. Roach. bar keeper corner OF Basin
and P..d.d, streets. on capias from the
Cr:mina! Court, he being charged as an ac'
eesso:y 20 the garrotin. and murder OF MI.
Eove..u Pryta,lia street 4 short time ago.
Aoms testimony ha. been obtained against
him. Ds.ar"A's watch was recovered from
k.m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

X. y. powdney. deputy constable. is un.
der arrest ia the Sixth District. on com.
slant OF Johanna Ward. who does not hes.'
tate en asserting that ACCUSED is guilty OF
tmbp.!!!Dy something.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

An9E,.rD-Oa the night Of the tixth
instant, ~h.n little unpleasantness &C.
curred at Jackson square. several armed
Netrop,.itans were captured by unauthor.
iyed oersoa. and tlisarmed. Tho weapons
have NJ; l.en returned 30 far as heard
from. s,,ns Of the assailants have been
re,,rn,,-.: Ani arrested for robbery on the
highway. Thomas O'N.l ia the last one
arra-t.I
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09

The Democrats Of Whitside Coun.
ty Ill. have made three unsuccessful
attempts to catch the oranges, Dem.
ocrasic bait smells TOO bad to catch
large iish.
The Inter State Exposition at Chi.
cage is now in tnll blast, and IS said
to be a "b,g thing" Chicago can
get up abig thing easier that any
other city on the continent.
The St. Louis Fair is in session,
this week, having commenced on
Monday.
The heavy importing Dry Goods
house of Peake, Opdyke Il Go. New
York, tailed last week, for two and
half million. dollars. This is
about tho only failure outside OF
banks worthy Of note during the
present crisis, which is a strong
argument in favor of the present
currency Of the country.
Poor France, whose people seem
to long for a Napoleon, is just now
much disturbed in her political work.
ings, and ex.Presldent Theirs has
returned to Paris to attempt q
cancellation Of affairs. The question
stands about thus, 'shall France
continue Republic, or shall mon
archy take its place
| At the Evangelical Conference
conference of churches, BY delegates
OF the entire world, and Of every
denomination except the Catholic
which opened its session at Steinwa,
Hall, New York, last Wednesday
! Rev. II. Prochet, Of Italy, spoke Q
the condition of the Church of Chris
in that country. lie SAID. 9TH
Pope is conscious Of his diminished
power, and all the priests d
not believe in his assumptions 70
only few years ago 5000 OF Their
! petitloned him to abandon his ten
poral claims. The people, too" h
t said, "were only Catholic in name
S but unfortunately they preferred
j remain inactive in the church whic
: they were born in than to seek OF
4 the truth"
Donaldson, the GrapAic balloo
lunatic, and his two associates didn
cross the ocean, but were caught in
violent strom in New England an
after q frIghtful experience tt
aeronauts jumped from the balloc
unhurt. The balloon was secured.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
Republican Primary Election

Notice is hereby given, that Prima
~ Election of the voters OF the lie
publican party Of Toledo township,
in Tama County, Iowa, will be held
at the Court House, at 2 o'clock, P.
m. on Saturday, October IL, A. D.,
1873, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates tor the several
TOW nsh,p officers, to wit:
Two for Constable.
One for township Clerk.
One for Assessor
Three township Trustees.
One tor Road Supervisor for each
road district.
And three members Of Township
Central Committee, and such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. Polls will remain
open until 6 o'clock, p. m.
By.ozder TaYpshlp Committee.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09

from the head lines Of the zSnes' or.
ticle. Tremendous out.pouring OF
the people. Twenty Oranges In
procession. Procession seven miles
long. 10000 people on the ground.
Joyous welcome--ringing Of the
church bells. Speeches by Col.
Smedley. Congressman Wilson and
others. A beautiful day and every
one happy.
That ever. wandering Parsons col
lege has been finally located at &C.
dar Rapids. 1t has been "located F."
at about every town in Iowa, and a
college building was erected in Ce.
dar Rapids some four years ago. II
this does not prove . canard, one
| question more may be considered
tsettled.
The root crops have been cn'
short by lie long continued drouth
of the latter part Of the season
From all we learn from different
parts Of the State, the yield will fall
below one fourth an average crop.
The assessment Of Dubuque for the
year 1873 is $10,7271s5, or a little
over 100000 more than last year
This means increased taxation, and
that in the hot begs q Iowa Demo
cracv.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
ROAD NOTICE.

To oil whom it may concern;
The Commissioner appointed to locate a
highway, commencing at the quarter Sec
ton corner, on the west side of section
number twenty-eight (28), township num-
Der eighty two (82), north Of range number
fifteen. (l5) west OF 9TH p. NJ, lama coun.
~, Iowa. Running thence east, along the
quarter section line Of said section num-
Der %, to the center thereof, there to inter-
sect o public highway, running north and
south through the center Of said section
number 70, 81, 10. and there terminating,
has reported in favor Of tho establishment
thereof, and all objections thereto. or claims
for damages must be filed in the Auditors
office, on or before noon of the 18th day of
December, A. D., 1873. or such highway
will be established without reference there.
to. THOMAS 8. FREE,
4i>44 County Auditor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
4 Last Word.

Before TIM CHRONICLE reaches III
readers again, the electors of Iowa
will have decided by the ballo,
whether the banner Republican State
of the Northwest shall continue to
hold its position as such, or shall
yield to the encroachments of Dem
ocrats under false, yet attractive
names. For the past five years De.
mocrscy has been striving to regain
party ascendancy, with view to
which the situation has been accept.
ed" platforms, made Of juggling
words, have been adopted, but as
the party has not kept its pledges,
and has failed to carry out the pro-
visions Of its platforms, the sober
minded, thinking portion Of the peo-
pie have withheld their SURFACES
from the support of party with
such a record. This has been the re.
suit even though Democracy has en-.
deavored to deceive the people by
making any.and all kinds OF alliances,
adopting the most fascinating names
that the English language affords,
and by resorting to all kinds Of CHI
canery to ride back to power. We
Md not 60 back to tho ante-war
record Of either or both parties to
provo the fitness of the Republican,
or the unfitness of the Democratic
party to hold the reins of govern
nent. Reference need only be made
to the scheming politicians, whoseIre |
cords SAVIOR OF Copperheadlsm, who
are to-day interested in the defeat OF
the Republican party. Look at De-
mocracy in Iowal An empty shell,
without organization, without men OF
worth to commend it under its new
name, TO the people. The organiza.
ton was shattered beyond recovery
by the alliance OF last year. Many
Of tie best men, who have hitherto
,ounselcd with the party, now refuse
o act, because they too well under
'tand tho designs Of the five Polk
county men, who gave being to the
lew edition OF Iowa Democracy,
which 10 seeking tho defeat OF I
he tried, faithful and reliable party a
ow in power. We appeal TO the
republicans OF Tama county, and /,
throughout the State, 10 see to 1t,
lat Iowa give her usual /" off.year-in e
olitics majority, that the new party Il
odge may be taught that lowans. at (.
at, rely little in . name, and less S
BON those who sell out an old, bro. o.
n down party, as did The chairman D
the Democratic State Central +
last August. The mat. "
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
7AXPAYERS' NOTICE.

Take notice that the Trustees Of Perry
township, Tama county, Iowa. have filed
with me their certificate, that the Burling-
ten, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway
Co., have, in all respects complied with the
statute and with the terms Of election no.
tice, and with oil contracts and agreements
made for the benefit of the people OF said
township, and that the sid railway COM
pany are now entitled to the tax Of two and
tone-half per centum, voted in aid of the
Grinhelf. Cedar Falls and Winona railroad
company, May 9th, 1871. and atsa special
election, Nov. 5th, 1872. Transferred to
said B. G. r, l. NJ. R'y Go. under the pro-
visions Of Chapter ia, laws Of the 14th
!" -s..' .Aase"A1., .v."y taxpayers
Of said Perry township, that the tax so
voted and heretofore levied is now due. and
that the same will become delinquent, and
subject to call by distress and sale of prop.
crty after so days from this date.
Witness my hand the 3O,. day of July,
1913. TllEO. SCHAEFFER,
3I.lO Treasurer Tama County, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
STATE NEWS.

The Central Iowa District Fair is
in session this week at DeslAAbineal
An extra man has been put on
every mail train on the G. Il. l u T.
Railroad. His duty Is TO weigh the
anu VIi .uc am a,onS IluO. Aulc
is done for the purpose Of ascertain.
ing just how much mail tho Com.
pany is carrying.
The Des Moines advocates of wo
man Suffrage have at last found on,
that the holding Of conventions is not
what it is cracked up to be-" and
that they probably ~injure the cause.
AT the next meeting this question
will he discussed.
The defalcation in the Merchants
National Bank of Dubuque are re-
ported at $4,000. The cashiers
defalcation was $267 900, and the
Presidents, $4,000. Al a meeting
of the stockholders on Thursday, MIR.
G. II. Booth was elected cashier,
vice r. A. Babbage; and G.. NJ.
Mitchell, President, vice F. w. II.
Sheffield, to settle up the banks at:
fairs.
The people of Dubuque County
met in mass convention last Wednes
day, and nominated a ticket in
opposition to the Democratic ticket
already in the field. Tho conyen.
ton was composed Of men OF all
political parties, and the Republican
Convention which met afterward en-.
dorsed the ticket which is az follows;
For Senator, d. N. Cooleyj Rep.
resentatives, J. w. King, II. S.
Hetherington, Daniel Cort; Treas.
ure,V. J. Williams Auditor, Thorn.
as Harrington; Sheriff, William D.
Bucknam; Supervisor. VIM. Coates:
Supervisor, N. w. Boyes; Surveyor,
NJ. Tschlrsi, Jr.; Coroner, Horace
futile.
John w. Martin, OF st. Louis, has
instituted a suit against Levi Cam.
mack. Of Henry county, for $4,000
damages for SANDER, and charging !
him with forging note Of 1000.
Mr.. Higgins, Of Abba, has, after
years of study, succeeded in perfect.
ng . collar tor horses that have
,hick necks, which he claims is !
certain preventive of sweeney. And
vhen worn on q horse already hav.
ng the sweeney it sets 50 a. to allow
i'm to get well.
A poor wo man in Greene county
listed a neighbor in better clrcum-
,ances recently, and while their
llled a sEake that made appear
ice, but in doing 50 broke the
.ndle of spade she used as weap.
}, for which the owner who, claims
be man, compelled her to pay
III, c.l.s.
There was grand harvest feast s
Marshalltown on Wed nesdsy. s
le following is report OF it, taken t
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
MAP OF KANSAS,
And . complete
Homesteader's Guide

Containing the Homestead Law, tho Pre-.
emption Law, the New Timber Law, and
other important facts that all emigrants
should know-all for fifty cents. Address
JOHN N. WELDlN, Great Bend, Barton
County Kansas. 50-V
TAXPAYERS' NOTICE.
Take notice, that tho Trustees Of Clark
township, Tama county, Iowa, have filed
with me their certificate that the Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway Co.
has, in eli respects complied with the stat.
utes, and with the notice Of election. and
all contracts or agreements made With the
people Of Clark Township, and that the said
railway company are now entitled to the
tax of FIVE per centum, voted in aid Of said
company, At special election held July
18th, 1871.
therefore hereby notify the taxpayers
Of said township Of Clark, that the tax so
voted and heretofore levied, is now due,
and that the Same will become delinquent
and subject to call by distress, and sale go
days from this date.
Witness my hand this s0th day Of July,
1873. THEO. SCHAEFFER,
! 314O Treasurer Tama County, Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
ROAD NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern

To all whom it may concern:
The Commissioner appointed to alter
highway commencing at the southeast
corner Of section number twenty -four (24l
township eighty-six. 1867 north, range No.
fifteen. | ISL west Of the 9Th p. NJ, in Tama
county, Iowa, running thence south 9 deg.
east l4,S7 chains to stake; thence south 10
deg, vest 3.O8 chains, to stake; thence
south II deg, east, 2.5l, across creek to
stake; thence south 50 deg, west 9. IS, to
intersect road running north and south,
upon the township line. there terminating,
has reported in favor Of aid change. and
all objections thereto, or claims for damar.
es must be filed IN the Auditor Office, on
Or before noon Of the 18th day Of December.
A. D. 1879, or such hIgEway viii Be alter.
ed without reference thereto.
THOMAS s. FREE,
4i-44 County Auditor.