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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-03

\ Record OF Deaths DOings In Dallas
for the Month of February.

James Il. Field, aged years; died
February |, 1876 meningitis.
Maggie Feuittelle, aged s years; died
February 4, 1876; typhoid fever.
Wilson Godfrey, aged "a years; died
February 5, 1876; consumption.
Laura G. Henville, aged 7 months;
died February 7; commissions.
a. X. Andrews, aged 81 years; died
February 0; puerperal hemorrhage.
j. b. Grant, died February 0; con-
sumption.
Kate Hill, aged years; died Feb
ruary II; typhoid fever.
w. j, Conner, aged % years; died
February II.
Infant of Mrs. NJ. Gaten, still-born,
February lG.
Mrs. G. II. Mciead, aged 20 years;
died February IL mitritis.
j. p. Fuller, died February II; pneu-
monia and consumption.
Lille Belle Tension, aged 4 months
died February II; dysentery.
Thomas Allen, aged SO years; died
February Is; consumption.
John Nelson, aged 2S years; died
February 20; typhoid pneumonia.
Dan Kelley, aged about IS years ;
died February %; whisky aud
exposure.
Infant of Il, W. Harrington, aged 10
days; died February 20 spasms.
Odesse Lawrence, aged II months !;
died February %; typhoid ,pneu-
mOnia.
II. G. Haggart, aged 81 years; died
February %; hemorrhage of stom-
ach.
William n. Pendleton, died Febru-
AIRY %; typhoid pneumonia.
Infant of Mr.. Levi, died February
26,; premature OF birth.
Jerry Mcdonnell, aged % years
died February 81.
Mrs. l.. Paul, died February ~ ;
pneumonia.
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As Others See Us.

The Marshall Herald has these kind
and complimentary remarks of our
Carnival and city:
Our Dallas exchanges come to us
filled with glowing accounts Of the Gel
ebration of Mardi Gras there on the
oath. 1t was, we have no doubt, the
most splendid affair of the kind ever
gotten up In the State. The city was
overrun with visitors. All the hotels,
boarding. houses, and even the private
residences We're filled to repletion
Dallas is unquestiouably the liveliest
city In Eastern Texas. Ii is estimated
there were over twenty-five thousand
persons in attendance to witness the
festivities. The visitors were delighted
with all that they saw, and pronounce
it most brilliant festival.
The Mardl ~ Gras Friday (?) edi-
ton of THE DALLAS HERALD was the
hugest daily ever issued in Texas. It's
huge newspaper, anyhow. When
they say "Mardin in Dallas they mean
Vendredi, and we will proceed to have
the change made in all the French die
tionaries and almanacs.-4ustiR States
man.
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MQxy yurugta

The HERALD is in receipt, from the
publisher, f w. Helmick, 27s West
Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, of two
new pieces of music--"All Tied Back, !"
new comic song and chorus by p,
Ritter, and "Mardi Gras March," COM
posed by +. Hardaway. Either of the
above pieces will be sent post paid
upon receipt of forty cents, or both
win be sent upon receipt of seventy
five cents.
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Costly.

Mr.. Richard Skeese, who resides
some little distance in the country,
has been engaged for some time past
in the honorable and lucrative calling
of disposing of merchandise of various
grades. IN IA small way. Unfortunate-
ly for Mr.. Skeese, in II pecuniary point
of view, he neglected to take out the
requisite papers to permit him to
engage IN barter, aud he was waltzed
up before Judge Burford, who released
him on payment of the lightest fine,
one dollar and-costs. AS II matter of
information, it may be added that
when the costs were taxed on to that
dollar, the receipt called for twenty
eight dollars and seventy cents.
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"Let Thy Apparel be nv Rich as Thy
Purse Can Buy. Neat but Not Gaudy.
Nor Expressed I'm Fancy, for the
Dress Doth Often Mark the MAN.
Mr.. +, Klein, of No. 4O7 Main street
opposite the LeGrand Hotel, has fine
stock OF French, English and domestic
cloths, cassimeres and vestings, which,
from long experience as an artistic, lie
can transform into garments of the
latest styles. Everything in Klein's
line that he offers will be as represent
ed, and our readers may depend that
they will get their moneys worth, and
at the same time have the satisfaction
Of dealing with very clever gentle.
man.-Ad.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Local news are extremely scarce.
When are we to have. that con-
cert?
Not a single arrest in the city yes
terday, up to dark.
-Mardi Gras still in procession at
Freeman's gallery.-Ad.
The Leake.Waite benefit at Fields
Theatre tomorrow evening.
The trees in the Courthouse grounds
stand in need of a vigorous pruning.
The trial OF the alleged depot rob-
bers will take place before Judge Bur.
ford to-day.
business of all kinds seems to have
become suddenly dull since the Carni-
val.
Wouldn't the finances of the city
admit of a slight renovation and a
coat OF paint or two about the City
HallP
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS. February ~. iS7R


CITY OF DALLAS, February IS, 1876
II having been reported that there are sew.
eral cases OF smallpox In the city, would
therefore, as Mayor of this city, ask and urge
upon the citizens throughoutth the city to have
the different members of their family yaccin-
ated at once. All poor persons who are not
able to have themselves and famili IS vac.
cinated will be vaccinated by the Health
officer of the city free of charge, by reporting
every morning At 10 o'clock ut the CITY Hos
pital on Lamar street.
would also respectfully ask the physl-
clans practicing in the city to see that all
persons connected with the different families
IN the city on whom they practice to have
all their children and servants vaccinated.
ana also TO vaccinate all persons who are
unable to pay who may apply TO them for
vaccination. WI L.. CABELI. Mayor
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Misa N. Millar

Teacher of Tabernacle school, on Elm
street, Is under many obligations to the good
citizens of Dallas for their liberal patronage
of her since the opening of her school, and
for the many merry, intelligent boys and
CIR they have committed 10 her care; but
IL still further prepared to form classes in
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Higher
History, Geology, Zoology or Botany. Hav-
Ing given considerable attention TO these
branches under the best instruction, she Will
take pleasure In forming classes in any of
them, on liberal terms, II any may be wish
Ing 10 prosecute them. eb21-dlm
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hEssRs, CLARK, BRYAN a mos.
A New TeainTo Added 10 Their Mann
meth establishments,

Ia addition to their usual heavy and
varied stock Of goods, Messrs, Clark,
Bryan a Bros, have determined 10 con-
slantly keep on lnnd u lllI assortment
Of the finest fancy ana drcsH goods,
nutlotr, elr, Nh r., r. liryan,n mem'
Der 0flnr llrm, has just returned from
New York aud lle lIast aud the result
Of his visit II nav boing witnessed by
the daily arrival Of car loads Of alI de-
scriplions Of goods, by Que Invoice,
yesterday, was received iihy different
shades Of dress silks, besides M endless
assortment OF ecru lace scarfs, varying
In price from thirty cents TO eight dol
lars ties, ribbons, laces, ETC.
This Innovation In no wise lnterleres
with the business Of This mammoth
house M conducted heretofore, They
Will continue 10 keep on hand u full
and complete stock Of staple dry goods,
dOmestics, 0snahNrRH, piece goods,
boots aud SHOES, hats and caps, cloth
Ing underwear, shirts and gentle
mems furnishing goods.
Possessed Of facilities for purchasing
goods second to no house In the State,
and buying aud selling exclusively for
cash. they are enabled TO offer induce
ments that purchasers will find II to
their interest to investigate Polite
and attentive attaches viii always be
found ready to exhibit goods, whether
parties design making purchases or
not.
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CITY BUSINESS.
DALLAS, February %.

DALLAS, February 20, 1876.
At IA meeting of the Ladies Hebrew Benev-
client association, held ut the b. b. Hall on
sunday Goth instant, the following was
adopted;
ReSOiCed, That the thanks OF this associa-
ton are due and the same are hereby ten
dered to Major james Il. Barkley, to Prof. w.
n. George and other gentlemen for court
estes extended to us on the occasion of our
ball on the 3lst of January.
ReS0tced, That the daily papers be requested
to publish the above.
MRS. IL. LOEB, President
J.E. WOLF, Secretary.
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For Sale.

On Bluo Creek, dnoen miles from Dalns
on The Denton road, well constructed
wooden bridge called elm Crock Bridge
Cost $4,000, and VIII pay Is per cent. Also II
good house near tue bridge above high water
mark, situated on rich sandy soil, Can be
bought NJ II bargain, For further pnrticu.
lars enquire OF ]. M, KENNEDY,
Trinity Mills u. o., Dallas Co.
m ph,lu A wat
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An Ordinance 60 License Tickle
BROKERS'

Council of the city of Dallas, That there is
hereby levied an annual license tax of two
hundred and fifty dollars (s25O upon every
person, firm OF association pursueing the oc-
cupation of Ticket Dealer, or Broker of Rail-
road Tickets, usually called Ticket Sualpers,
withih the: limits of this city.
Section ID. That no license shall issue
under this Ordinance for q less time than six
months.
Section 3i. BE 1t further ordained, That
this Ordinance be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved February 49, 1876.
tSigned W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: J. b. HEREFORD, Secretary,
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Every one to know that Snyder &
Adams can show as fine gold filings
and as beautiful sets Of teeth for one
half the usual prices as can be had of
any dentist at any price, Office, LIE.
Grand Hotel.-Ad.
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The Bcneal Tomorrow Evening.

Mr.. w. III. Leake and Miss Annie
Waite will be the recipients of II benefit
at Fields Theatre tomorrow evening.
THE HERALD has heretofore spoken Of
the merits of Mr.. Leake and Miss
Waite. They are deserving, merltori'
Gus artists, and should receive sub
stantial recognition from our citizens
tomorrow evening, Pecuniarily, the
engagement of the Combination in
this city has been rather disastrous,
and THE HERALD trusts that the
audience tomorrow evening will be
sufficient in numbers to reimburse
them, to certain extent, for their
losses. Reserved seats may be secured
to-day at Johnson n Manget's railroad
ticket office, LeGrand Hotel, without
extra charge.
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A CAr.l-The SmnIInoN.

To the City Editor of the Dallas Herald:
Having learned through various sources
that rumors ascribe the death of the late Mr..
Gilbert Haggart to smallpox, and that such
report has tended to the detriment of the bu-
siness interests of the house OF q. Iaggart,
am impelled, as the family physician OF the
Messrs. Haggart, to pronounce such report
,nqWdiidedB false. No member OF the Hag-
CART family nor employee of that firm has
had. or has now, the smallpox
r. Il. WALTON, NJ. d.
Dallas, February %, 1870. mchld3t
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EDITOR HERALD-Allow AZ. through vo,r
columns, to express our regret at losing our
eeincient clerk and collector Mr.. Frank
Hlckiin. n parting with him, we trust thar
his mbition to collect on larger scale NAV
oe gratined, and that he may be as useful
and as honest In public as he has been in n
private sphere. Respectfully yours,
REED & LATHROP
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Don't FORGET IA.

The time for buying flrst-class Boots, Shoes
Hats. Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
at n great sacrifc, Mt Stanfords. iO7 Elm
street, IL drawing rapidly TO close. The
business must and certainty ,pW be closed out
by the fifth of March. and probably much
sooner. DO not delay, but come right along
and avail yourself of this opportunity,
which you can not do n few days from now.
febSdtf
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ZIG Elm street, next door to Dollar store, Will
buy orsell any and all kinds of Furniture,
Horses Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left ut private sale, Auction every
day. Joe q. Booth, auctioneer. feb2Odlm
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CEN TENN|AL.

WIN find II decidedly 10 their interest 10
visit our mammoth establishment and cN-
anime our superb stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which IN complete IN every department en-.
brucing everything from the CHEAPEST
GRENADINE TO The FINEST SILK, our
line Of VII rE GOODS IL unsurpassed by
any house In the state embracing all I'll r.
LATEST NOV ELTlES OF THE SEASON
In fact, we have not
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night and day, at
the Market Drug store, SlGMain street. by
Il. +, EISENLOHR,
German Pharmacist
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We have to report one of the finest as
sorted stocks In the state, and tho publ o
can not fail to find exactly what they want
In the merchant tailoring line.
leb2Odtf DOUGLAS BROS.
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At Jacob Grossmons Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs Orders will
be promptly attended TO.
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Wanted

Small farms FOR sale or rent, In order 10
meet demands
CITY business promptly ATTENDED TO-
ia. IL, HoSACK, Land Agent,
mch3d3w Austin street, Dallas,
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pALLAs, AS,
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Wanted ro'Dsy

Two energetic men for This cIly, Business
very profitable, only business men need
apply. Call AT Dollar store, 600 Elm street,
after o'clock to-day, !, CAAHNER.
mchBdlt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
AT Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to liz for prices OF anything
in our line. Ii will cost you
nothing, and You will save
money. We have a full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy u full set as cheap
from us asyOu can buy a few
pieces from theretail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be rs represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now Oh hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON,
504 n. 4tb St., st. Louis, Mo,
OctO-d&wly
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q ailg 4erala.
DAILY HERALD

~ill he foand an sale by lba news.
boys an ali trains Of lhe leAhh
stands ~ the Iegrnnd, san Jaeinto
and aNmnr hOteIs,
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The largest assortment of fine Soaps, Tooth
brushes, Combs and choice Teas lust arrived
ut the MARKET DRUG STORE,
Sl6 Main streetr
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Diboll Il King is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. W, u, DIBOLL.
4. +, KING.
Dallas Texas, February IL, 1876. dim
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For Dallas and county, and every county In
the state. Canvasssers of either sex are sue.
eessful, and are making 500 monthly. All
ian5dtf DALLAS p. q. BOX 5Ss.
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Furnished rooms with best of convent
ences and accommodations, $3.50 Main street.
feb23dtf
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iel,27-dtf

We claim to do superior Dentistry for less
money than any Dentist in tho state of
Texas. SNYDER & ADAMS.
feb27-dtf 0fice-San Jacinto Hotel.
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For good Mt goto Klein, iO7 Main street.
mchld2t
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Lie Booth 4 Co.. Auoilnnnors.

For genuine foreign goods see Klein, iO1
Main street, mchld2t
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AGENTS Wanted

Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 5li Main
street.
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no.
tlce. e. IRALSON
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Sometimes the best Japanese BARRIERS
are women. As IN II Japanese family
the shaving of the chlldren's heads Is
n regular duty, IA imperativey custom
AIRY as the Saturday nights general
additions are among families where
Sabbath and Sunday schools ARE old in
slitutions,so nearly all Japanese women
acquire deltness and delicacy of tact
with the razor that rival professional
touch and skill, The boys and girls
are not considered and perfectly clean
until their scalps in the chosen por-
tons are perfectly polished, The male
BARRIERS OF the period are stout con-
servatives, resisting worldly the
foreign custom Of the hairy foreigners
who wear boards, mustaches and full
heads of hair.
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Wall Paperl Wall paner

Importer of Human Hair and manufacturer
of Millinery Goods. s. IRALSON.
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81 Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Demoorat-sevcn papers u week de-
livered to any part OF the citv FOR THIRTY
CENTS, In advance. Corner Elm and Syca-
more streets. jan30-dtf
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no.
lice. s. lRASON.
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Great demand We have had IN tho pnst for q
fner ana larger assortment NJ extra nne
goods has prompted US 70 buy Tue very pesl
Of all goods, consequently our ltuy lllehuA
who anticipate Ylhlllns the
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Norfolk (Virginia) Landmark; The
brig j. Nj, Tinker, Captain Bernard,
previously mentioned AS having ar
rived here from Richmond leaking,
for repairs, has been hauled up ON the
ways at Graves shipyard. On exam
nation yesterday, II was discovered
that the leak was caused by II sword
fish, the sword being found broken of
forward the bands, about sixteen feet
abaft the foreioot. The fish, in striking
the vessel, must have come with great
force, as the sword penetrated the cop
per sheathing, II four-inch birch plank,
snd through the timbers about six
inehes--in all about ten inches. 1t
occurred on the morning of the 23d of
December, when the brig was eighteen
days out from Rio, and in the neigh
borhood of Cape st. Rogue. She was
pumped about 4 o'clock in the morn
ing, and found free of water. About &
O'clock the same morning she was
again pumped, when water was OBJ
tanned; and on examination ii was
found that she had made ten inches of
water. The men were kept steady at
the pumps until her arrival at Rich
mond, and while there and on her trip
here
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IO7 Main street Is the place forg good clothes.
mchld2t
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Importer of Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. y. IRALsoN.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium 81 Main
attract
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Mr.. ]. lemp's L,aoor Beer pepo,

Highest price paid for human fro,r.
s. lRALSON,
al Main strept
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND wARERooMs, TEXAS
DEPARTMENT.,
Cor Commerce and Market Sts., Dallas, Texas
Supply Depots or branch offices at all i'm.

| portant points in the State.
To facilitate business We have made our
general office for the State at Dallas. where
all orders from Texas should be addressed
The instrument will be sent from the nearest
Supply Depot or direct from factory,
, DoRMAN, HOLMES & co. unite adj.
Vahtages OF a Home House and large East
ern house.
DoRMAN, HOLMES & co. localize their
business, max ny II O home institution ey.
eryWhefe. They now do business in over
Nv Towns IN Texas, and can refer 10 hun.
ureus oil persons in this State who are using
their Instruments
Iney nave every advantage and facility
mat can be obtained, and W sell ut prices
oelow competition. The attention OF close
buyers solicited
DORMAN, HOLMES & co. are among the
largest dealers in Pianos in the United
STATES, their trade now extending over nearly
the entire country, and will guarantee to de-
liver Pianos and Organs Mt any point In the
state at lower prices and on better terms
than ether house.
In addition TO our own make. sCThe Dor
man, Holmes & Co. Grand Scale Piano" we
control for this and several other Stntes the
renowned Chickering, Steinway and other
flrst-class Pianos, that we can deliver to our
customers, ut any railroad station in Texas
lust as cheap as same instrument can De
bought from the factory In New York or
Boston. We guarantee the most perfect sat
isfaelton IN every respect, feb2SdlN
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-28
IMPROVEMENT OF CO. ROAD
MEETING OF VIEWERS.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Christopher
IN HaIle, jerome McCutcheoH. jacob Me,1.
ker, Heirs OF Thomas Gurrill, Nuah Bean Hnd
Wesley Bean, that petition has been filed in
the office of the Auditnr Of Wood county, Ohio
prayinY the Board Of Com missioners of said
c1nnty TO cause to be improved the County
Rnad commencing on Improved Road No. 33,
on the west line Of section No. eight (6l, town
six t6) north, Of range twelve (l2) east, 10
Wood county Ohio, and on the half section
line of said sectinn eight t8), and running
thence east on said half seciiun line to the
County Road on the east line Of said section
eight tB), and there terminate. Petitioners ask
to have said road improved by ditching and
grading. the same under and by authority of an
act entitled, "An act to authorize County Com
missiouers to construct roads on petition Of a
majority of resident land owners" passed
March 2'th, 1857, aud the amendments TO said
act.
The Board Of Commissioners have appointed
viewers and a surveyor to visw aud examine
said road, who will meet at the eastern termin.
us Of said road, at o'clock, a. M, on
Friday, September list, 1870,
to carry into effect the order OF said Board oi
Ommissiuusrs.
$. CASE, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, OIL
Bowling Green, July 10, 1876. l4cS7 60