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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26

Even in this case tho bill will fail to pass
over a veto, but Mr.. Cameron, Mr.. Spencer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

-.
The trnaIiy genial omahs Bee dis.
plays it, issectivoraas nature 10y speak.
ing If the other Journals " that rt,,.
AS "thc two organs of pluoderers spd
spoisgistr of psrj1rers, liars, thew, .
and WILTSHIRE
Wtitism 81 Evarts hes been invited
TO pronounce al Grafton at the centen-
nisi celebration Of the battle OF Ben
uIsgton, uext august. This battle led
To the defeat and surrender OF G-ueral
BurgoyDe ST Saratoga.
The Cincinnati Gazette despaiss of
the Republic, ard says: "if the COM
promise sehsme announced ia the Ga
zette be adopted, then America has
fallen below Rome, for'it does not fol-
low even the farms OF the constitu-
tom
Alexis and his party are being roy
ally entertained at Norfolk. The ma
val officers on duty there will give a
ball IN the Grand Dukes homo. OF
February lst, which is intended to b..
the finest affair ever seen at Norfolk
tifth judge. The forma! announcement
will be made Tomorrow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

The present posting OF legal notices
al the courthouse, is not sufficient or
just notice. Very few people see them
unless they hsppen to go TO the court
house. Often matters of vital interest
TO parties have notices in reference to
them posted on the county bulletin
board, when they should be published
in the newspaper having the largest
circulation. A bill should be intro
ducea into the next legislature reqnir.
ing all legal notices TO be published in
one or two Of the county papers having
the largest circulation. THIS would be
fair and good notice, bat a. the thing
works now, it does not carry out the
purpose of publication, which is the
| dissemination of Information IN MI
legal matters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
seoopsd.

Between thirty and forty Migrants
marched down Main street yesterday
morning, escorted by a squad of police,
en- route to the Justices court. These
men We're gathered up the night be.
fore cut of the various haunts of their
class In the city. Most of them plead
guilty and Will be put TO work cleaning
the streets. Several got away before
being brought iuto court. The action
of the Marshal is most timely. There
are hundreds of Migrants and loafers
iounging about the streets, whose mus
Gle is needed TO clean up the fifty
streets, alleys aud square. Scoop the
last one of them, Marshal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
a New pasent Ms,noa

The Merchants Restaurant, yester-
day, had something novel in its bill o
fare in tie shape OF fresh corn and to-
matoes, put up under new patent
method, by b. j. w. Davenport OF
this city, for preserving fruits, vegeta-
bles and meats, in all their original
freshness The vegetables were fully
tested, and found to be fresh TO the
taste and very paiatabie. The articles
prepared under this process are not
Theoretically sealed, but are put up la
chemically prepared water, and may
be left in barrel or vessel uncovered
without damage. The cost ia very
sNali icing only three cents barrel
for corn, two aud a half oeuts per bar
rel for tomatoes. AMI three cents for
meat. They will keep for years fresh.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
Death oruap.... ". ,. Lyle.

We regret exceedingly to announce
the death, last Saturday night, at his
residence, of Captaia w. F. Lyte, who
had been i'll with Pneumonia since last
Friday. Mrs. L. te. who has been alb
sent on visitto relatives in the lower
part Of the State, arrived OIL ly a few
hours before be expired.
The deceased was 3 native of Lon
don, England. He made several voy-
ages to the East IDdies with his guar
dian, who was captain of q ship.
Duritg the war Capt. Lyle commanded
blockade runner plying between
Texas and foreign ports. He
had been resident of Dallas five or
six years aod was engaged largely In
the real estate business. He was q
gentleman Of sterling integrity OF
character, great energy, habituai cour-
tesy and Que Of our most respected and
valued citizens. In bis death Dallas
loses q good man, his family a devoted
husband..ani father, aud his friends q
tried and trse friend. THE HERALD
extends it's heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved VIE and child and his sor.
rowing friends.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
Fire.nen's Hail.

The members of the Fire Depart
ment have rented and fitted up very
handsomely with carpet, chairs, pie
lures, etc, hail 25xSo, in the block
opposite the Lamar hotel. 1t is meet
and proper that they should have q
comfortable aud suitable place to
meet IN TO transact business and enjoy
some social contact. The worthy
chief, Captain w. c. Common, has not
let the grass grow under his feet In
using his best efforts to eonsummat.
this arrangement for the comfort o
his beloved "boys."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
OEfEI t-s-

Captain A A ThugI s,. De- Fsifstfl Ig.as SEE. g.
H. it-,Igrncc- 4auuaTy e.. le7s.
The captain wss 0n- II liz stiN ..iens.rs
Win marked Distinction. 10th "a f.l- N.zi
and late var. HI aisrr-I NarF D.
Armstrong, and together tbry r.it-,f IN a
large aud respectable tam ~, accaf.UIH,Iu.
in the meantime, IA uch 81 tbi- syofla'- s,sli.
De was stricken down vita psusls ,i- alasul
six years ago, which dtEquaiifrd H. Isls 20
OF lOeomotion, bat retstuIus. ~ To. sam,
time, All his mentai r.duriEE an ca 'lr-
riod he was generally mpr o. .e-- = arUf.
Asa farmer the, captain Aai scarcely 50
equal. Iuttiiectu far sbpVH me
a'ocrity, icing wei. . .I,7d Ia ths history
and political wUTkiug- - uts country af.a
other naiioLls. As Son he was dufi- Gl ana
~ -tefUl, a. brother ne was good, ,IslfAIieT-
ing and nntiring. a. a husbssc and fa;Ler
he Was kind, devoIed aud induIgsai.
lie expresses, hts wiiiIugn.s. 10 X, aud rc
Inained rational and tslS I'd even 10 tl- las
breath. About one minute befure r1p!.tns
be called bis weeping family arUun,i hin
and requested them IA place their Eand-
upon Elm, IA the inrOsis OF death hal shat
ont his vision 50 far that lie could 80. them
no longer. and thus Wa Witnessed ! deyot,ti
family and sffeciionst1 sisters cArs.slag t.
dying m an. and lie iinporiuuiEg tEesu - s1r
good. 40 right, and meet him ~ the next
world. AVG.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

ing The principal rs.asss kading into
Dallas i.srnpssedor snaca,isra,xesi reed
nat be pointed tut 70 in.t familiar
with these resslia ia the oiier states.
farmers aud the business interests of
Dallas must continue to he at n Z
mercy of the elements. 4 few rains
very seriously VIII. trade and business.
IL Is well worth the attention OF the
county commits toners. and as there is
no lack OF rock, it Is difficult to say
why We should not have turnpikes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

I'I,RUsrERas skLE--wher-.- On tlz Ia
day OF Nay ihsa. thAEi-< y. Cilnt .a=-
cuiea 70 N. uadsr,ixn.d. a. tr1.te- ioT = b
Coilins, ilee of Trust, ~hieh l. aalF -
corded IA Book r. yAg- -. DALAI fs.lIIrs
Records. in which Sasd des-l So cnua-r-l
to "a. Undersigned. Tie foilos Ia. ds.rtii-.i
pF0pes-y. to-Wi;s a Tod hs.inninx :. al -
" e->L cunrstiary lane Of hofaesl~ad OF Il
u. IOsDE. a. u Vas On eeEtsfaber ID. - !
fheace north parallel Nttn The .Aid i-sos..I :
arr sinr 30 n th-uce w.st FAr.lI.l -
Main aiFt-i = n. tiisnc- sslufh la m L. ~.
,'ssi: 80, sss 10; = 10 : y = So. q ,a
sot No. j.. IN biocE -, IN smith 4 80,
and Mathis eddltlen- ~ % uns I'd - -
is<-t. on the east hail Of lot No. o hld.ra -
~outnu s-t corner d Eim and .satf. Har..-.t
street thence - n parallel Win Einl sis.-f
thcile- -onthwsruly - James Bsutly lt..
ihsi.oe along B-bty line IA a nnFff..--ss -
rucflol 10 -sutn Baruo.l sfI--f rsI-s-,-
northwsfsiiy 20 plaoe Of b-<laHins 49,
-5atheAs; conner Of ~ !. Cara I. 49,. -
Il. a stake OF cnrnsf shoat rnldNsy 30. :.
~iest line on said sorssy. ~est .sih Ci.r1 :
g. -sy'- Euc - W : stake 81 carr,rr ~. -
...uth ~ VI = s,sE-. thence est - Nrs h.
fr.lfiszls a<,uin 81 csrncr. thsno- norfil -
Z i.llnEis itne ao VIZ 20 place Of f,.xirIr.I,.-
~ "a about - ecfc-- Abd.
y uers.-- sid de--i ~as ez-cu,-1 a. s..-ur-
TIE f~s mai 81 one note for -tEnt hurTr.-I
dssl.aI. $50. Bearing date Nay Elsf- -
| bearing suter.st st ;he rHts ns t.ra - $50
s.. ~. e.,- nti seaei aa- "A
Clint IN favor of Jno. d. Csliir.- -, = 1,
deed srsnfs d the pDder.lxre>d sutf.l-,-r- i.
-eli ssid properly In d.f.1it OF p-yfa-rr -
SD mute with interest .hFn dns
NV. Therefore, s2id Cha. " chi 49,.
i.alr1 70 maze pay rnsnt. ths und.r.t.al--.i
Al The reque.t Of Collins. IA. haldsr ~ =. >
nets. viii -eil said p-op~rfy II pahile s-.ter,
NJ TIE Court Hoc-edoor of nafia. ss.usts r.
c..n- 70 Tie highest tldd~r, oa IL k<-bAa
The inh esy FEBRUARY. NJ, - p.ay =. =
note and srrrus-d infer--f. t.-x-tssr Elth a.
cod q IN NE exscutton Of ana. trust
| THOMAS HALkER rrzz..s--
Fse-e etcveo., Attorn<yA gsas-sG
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

i've, s!x, seven, eight, niue o. ten pei
cent. ~ Baltimore, where viii gonn
the zsth, Sotb, or Let. I'd or Sd proxss
mo, IL II will suit yen
j. THOMAS. Sew York Hotel.
Witness said Pickett vas Ihomas,
and he (aitBessl was Hancock. A
million to carry Louisiana for Tildeu
was wanted
The following letter was read un
sigred:
For one million of dollarS The voie
of Louisiana eau be secured for 1ilden
AID Hendricks. The manipulation
must be done by me and as far rs pos
sbie to protect the members of the re-
turning board who may favor such a
result. IL may be necessary To elect
two or three members of the board 20
reach what we want; the details,io pe
agreed upon. Money 10 bs psid In in
stailments, say one-fo1rth when the
titth member IL elected, one-tourth
when one member resigns and another
selected Ia his place aud one-ionrth
when another resigns with another
elected Ia his place and balance, one
fourth, 10 he paid when the certificates
are given.
Other letters.
wAsHISGTos, January /, 1915
Colonel h. c. zscherie, New ofIeans3
A double game, but IL we'll informed,
might trust the person | wrote about.
JOHN r. PICKETT.
Night message.
| WAsHrNgruN, January ., 1876.
Joseph Hancock, l57 Beenviile street, New
Orleans.
Telegraph as directed. Damn my
/ interests think ofthe best interest o
| forty millions of people.
JOHN r. PICKETT.
Witness declined To explain thes'
letters and dispatches, the committed
holding back their purposes to be de
veloped when the with ess answer
fully, rs 1t IL thought he will in th'
morning.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

hrHfns. - -7r
. 81. t,..s-ir- are p'i,S. e. s,ue,
eoisS---essd, ia ear f.a:-, -a-. "a ha.r.
k,'s - 3, SrAfef nd nriH - g. g 4or1i
eholct fsHily. acHa 81 fr-L
i.AHO-in good erioAnd. 81 i-ati.-.r. IN
. ~ . cans is--e: 70 10 cana. ises - lh cans
crate; 60 fos rhrsse.
OAfS--G 1l~t n g-es., f.r sa~fsa. r,..v.
ted ON tiss fTsck s e,lt.
osioNS--sse-'fee a--.a afzli 81 ','tsi 20 %
RICE -uneh sHSea. i-if. .s7ss ci.o.-r
. .tsc.
ror TOEs--Sursh. "a -.sd. s. -5.tJs o.
-AbE-F1r cosrS-, :. - .ts-ca az
SUoAR-Pure ~ nlfs- lie; bIDNn.s D.
beet 10 AZ. iss.r-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
Auoaa~r-wor.,n. H.mea,.

No remedial agent has ever bgon ousr.d
70 the sick ana debiiitat.-I 10 all cofnpar.bIr
10 HosietteEs siomzeb B.tier., Ia c-,sr- 80 r.
mittent and intermittent fever, -gIisiIF,-
tion, nervous ailments, rheumatism ami dis
orders involving constitutional wsukuss- or
physic-l decay. Ii literally works wotl-
ders-" The ostRnic ingredients Wb3ch ~
SpIri;nous basis hoid, la solution. &C. lik- a
charm upon the train Ever, bowels aiI,i
D-ryous ~ stem. There j. nothing Ia ~
ompo-ition tasi Is not salubringa. II ron
ts.ns some OF the most potent tones o. the
vegetable Kingdom and the iales-s 81 Ia. b,si
sPerieni and anti billions rooIS and i.Ufus
coIn binsd w'ih perfectly pure stimulating
element The Bltters are peculiarly ada y,ifd
to those engaged la exAsusiing OF un-
healthy occupations. as rs ils g-s str.fl :; n
lie sustained ~ ihe aeiiifS cd the system 70
resist atmospheric and other IL ineuce,
preIadicial 10 health largely increased.
his frown was dark her smile Wa BIight;
she always laughed he eOTe a soo~l.
HIS teeth were black her teeth veT- white
Her breath was sweet; his breath vas foul,
He used no SoZOBONT-and she
Used sOZODONr continually
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

Several Senators appear to have
heard from their constituents.
The vote in the Senate shows one Of
the worst eases of buiidozing by the
people ever known
An infant daughter of the japanese
minister Is named "Sfumi,n which
is.aIis ..Iiteraiure.n Her nothe. Ii a
writer of sone prominence In Japan.
The New York Express finds no
fault with Senator Eaton for being
an ultra State sovereignty man, but is
glad that only Republicans are his
companions.
Bismarck has discovered that dipie-
nnatists caa not keep State secrets from
their wives. An order has therefore
been issued prohibiting the marriage
Of German dipiomatists with foreign
ladies.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
Merited finnars.

At the meeting OF the United Friends
of Temperance on Monday, Miss Matte
Burford is to receive valuable book,
awarded her for having secured the
second largest list CT members. Mis-,
Mary Blair is 10 receive handsome
amethyst ring, for bringing in tbs
largest list. These young ladies are
engaged in good work. and deservs
we'll for their zeal aud exertions in
furthering the objects of the order
which. We are glad to hear, is in verJ
fiourishiBg condition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
siee Lost.

Judge Ferris, OF Waxahscitie, was
unfortunate enough on Sunday % lore
his pocketbouk, containing one hun.
dred and sixty dollars. While We re-
greet TO learn that this distinguished
jurist and prominent citizen Of North
Texas has lost his money, it IL a salts
faction to have SO signal a proof of his
prosperity as to have IL to lose. There
is no danger of aRy other member of
the bar ever having that much to lose,
unless 1t is the county attorney or his
EalGs csciaafes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

KIshE.-In this city. on Wedu-s luy
morning, January y, al toe Fe-iiience OF .is
parents, OF Market ftrrei, Mr. LEsNius =
hIaGE. OF consumption. III the 4lsf ear "a
his age, after a long and painful i!iDts-.
sherman, Texas, and Satehez, GisSi s-ippi,
papers please copy.
HASDLEI-on January :, tS7T. PETEs
HAsDLsf, being si1ty-tnree yesfs 81 age.
He was born November 81 !sil lie Wa
for years 4 consistent mem Der ~ tie Mis-
slonsry Baptist Church. he was attacked
with congestion OF the bowels whilst IA naI
las, and died IN a short time. He leaves a
family and many fEisa - To- I8osru hi- de-
partuTe. rAsTHE.
WAGS ER-un SATURDAY. January -. Iss7
~ this city, " .lie. youngest suri 0f Ar aGs
Mrs. q. IL Wagner.
The funeral siII take place fro-, she r.-...
iencs Q. his parents, tl.ls afternoon. "a,
o'clock
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

TIE HERALD acknowledges the re
eeipt Of an Invitation from Mr. Smith,
proprietor 9th Merchants restaurant,
to discuss fresh rossting-esrs aud TO.
nlatoes. This sort III a,sti-srurl1u, iu or
rnughness is peculiarly grateful To
the palate az this season Of tise year,
when canned horrors In the way OF
Vegetables, play the devil with the
inner man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
DR.CHLSt'S
NEW
BOOK

- anna 'sl--.Eur 90 Ns..+a ..
$3.50 49, tnr ~ -t.l o. rsa-.s +. 49,.
.l.i-f- - last - -s.i. Deed ga -.
Hsifs one ui TIE t-FztH ROB. 80. 90 go.
' -T.n ever -fri cot - as --..r 49,.
Aaf.rfi-H. lag TsHrI GA - l.
-.''s' O. go my "a I'D -fru.s fsr.Hr... ....
'..i.- - ehiIs faiinsi ca ~R+rg aa.aa-.
= Ia if'1n ny e-iat.l. I.H.fHr- a.alrar ....
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'-iff -t"uit o r.rur- u I.#"rr#.sH d r. ...
l..' .sfal.f < isis. A. gee 90. fr.ls. ...r4..
co.. At. hHri sEH NarHI E.aas
tl.f' % -4i''t-H.t a ''r..tHEr- arl n aH.Ha
~ iae- NtE' table. It4EEIs rf.a I.s...
% %. Wsu are ana .ors g. H.s.. 49,. 81.
i''fi., p -. sii- uf lil" selE Essf ss.s.... s..
81. ia yiss "a = sHalalfs-
JAMES a. sKFEuEl
an N'i NEsfs.t aral Il Tt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
toe Il .yoTTINGsl.

Fourteen more cas loads ~ iron
arrived yesterday Tor the Dallas and
Wiehius railway
The ss and Wichita Ii, stretch
ing out its iron arms toward The Pan
Handle rapidly.
Work on the Dallas snd tsIehurne
road, Il is said, viii soon begin. The
sooner the better.
The District Court is wrestling
with the great land sui, still, while the
County Court Is about TO wind up the
civil docke: and take up the criminal
on the 5th instant.
1T Is reported that the venerable
John Nicely Bryan, the founder of
Dallas, has lest his mind. The people
OF Dallas should see that the old
pioneer may be carefully looked to
aud cared for.
Henry Paekett, the MIN who
killed Leonard, the cook of the San
Jscinto, on the Fourth OF July last,
returned here yesterday on the nike d
| train. when the argus-eyeG Spencer
I quickly nahoed him. Henry will
| probably now be tried for murder.
We uBdt rstand that the friends o.
Hon. John Henry Brown are urging
his claims for appointment as post.
master in The event of Mr.. Tilden be.
| ing counted ia.
The number of possible applicants
for the Dallss postmsstership, in the
event OF Mr.. Tilden's inauguration, is
on the increase. The applicant who
com hiues so1riety with business tact,
whoever he may be, will win, for thess
qualities are regarded as essential By
the great reformer. No other need
apply.
"A grand kangaroo commission viii
try them. The talent Of the State viii
be on the bench, In the jury box, ant
acting. counsel. The damning proof.
of their guilt, il II said, cannot be con
troverted, aud nothing but superhu
man efforts of counsel will save then
from the full penalty of the law. Tn,
prisoners are sullen and logged aDt
wear the hardened air of old offenders
but IL won't work.
The mail on the Texas and Paeifil
was taken to Fort Worth yesterday
This Is not he first time. The atten
ton of the rostoilice department i
called to this gross direlection Of dut,
by somebody. Complaints from sub
scTibers at Plane reach US that thei
papers often go to Sherm IN and return
by the down train. Remedy this, toe
The name of DIR. j. s. Sizer
2 mentioned IN connection with the az
5 pointment of United States marshal o
] the western district OF Texas, an
8 Colonel Charles Baskerville for col
: lector of internal revenue for this dis
f trict, in the event Of Mr.. Tilden'
election. Both gentlemen are ex
Nississ ppians, sound Democrats, an
I. thoroughly honest and capable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

Senator Robertson has told Presi.
dent Grant that under no circumstan-
ces could the people Of South Carolina
be co mpelled to yield any obedience
to the Chamberlain government or
contribute anything to its support
Count Lagrange. q French sports
man, Invaded England last year,
placed his name .. the head of the
Jockey club list and carried OF twenty
eight thousand pounds In the win
nipgA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03

A case OF special interest to wagon
yard keepers was decided yesterday
morning ia the county court, in
which wagon yard keeper had to
pay fer horse left with him in the
stable. The wagon yard man had to
put OPP one hundred dollars for horse,
stolen out OF his yard.
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A Hor.. Tran.ersi.n.

Howard Holland was yesterday
morning sent to Jail for selling horse
belonging to another party, who round
ed in unfortunately for Harvard,
after his little transaction in horse
flesh was eoBsumated. Livery and
other men cannot be too careful iu
buying stock from irresponsible people
as they take great risk.
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Farmers and wsgoDers coming from
the Others side of the river complain
of the bsd condition of the Ford. 1t
needs working on on this side. The
Migrants night te very profitahly en-
ployed for several days IN repairing
the ford. Il will pay Dallas in bust
ness point of view.
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IL is now decided that His Majesty
the King Of the Carnival, will be
formerly received and grand day
procession take place, and at night the
Mystic Revelers will make their see
ond annual psra1e, which will in all
probability De fully as coed as the mys
tic spectacle presented last year.
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Mr.. and slrs. Robert Seay and their
little child we're thrown from buggy,
near Turtle creek, on Sunday. rhe
horse becoming frightened coming up
bank, lacked and upset the vehicle
MIS-. Seay vas severely bruised, and
Mr.. Seay somewhat SO. The child es-
capped altogether. The buggy was badly
damaged.
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The condition Of the roads in this
county during the last two months is
a strong argument in favor Of the EN-.
pioy ment Of the prisoners 10 the jail II
the law will permit 20 turnpike them.
The Advantages TO the county Of hsy-
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