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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-26
Drowned.

At O'Clock yesterday as two negro boys. named
Oscar Drew and Charlie Armstrong, who were
fishing in the at the foot Of Auster street.
fell overb ,ard. Armstrong was recovered, but
Drew was drowned. His body was not recovered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-26
The Governor to the secretary of war

Col. Hardee left Saturday afternoon for the
mouth of Red River; but, before leaving, he
had an interview with Major Howell, Of the
United States Engineer Department, and the
following telegram was SENT which will ex-
plain itself.
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Railroad Personals.
BY THE JACKSON ROUTE.


The following are a portion of the departures
by the Great Jackson route last evening }. A.
Braselman. J. W. Yandel, J. N. Maxwell, r. O.
Moore. W. A. Wa kns, @. q. Spear, A. Grard-
well, New York; MISS P. DAnsereau, Fernand
Dansereau, of Lsfourcue, for Europe via New
York; Hon. Randell Hunt, New York via Cincln'
matt; Mrs. H. Buckner and family, Miss L. q.
Hail. Cincinnati; ]. J. Giles, Theo. Mohr, Louis
Tieman, Chicago; J. Schultz, Mrs. r: L. Baylv,
Gen J. N. NJ. Harris, st. Louis; Q. b. Pettet, W..
s. sharkey, Louisville; W. J. Q Baker, Shreve-
port; John Ayers, W. A Bell, Vfcksburg.
BY THE MOBILE ROUTE.
The following were some of the departures by
the Mobile line, SATURDAY. evening: Hon. ). d.
Acklep, O. W. Bein, st. LOUIS; J. b. spears, ".
W. Bird and j W. Langford, OF Arkansas for
New Yprk; Oliver Hedgcoxe aud Otto Hedgcoxe,
Cedar Keys, Fla; II. D. MCGOWAN, Al. Claix, Ne"
York; r i. Brooking4, P. J. Norris and A. Ram
beber st. Ions; A. f. May Jr; Point Point Gear pe;n;
Clear: sam DaIsheimer, Philsdelphia; e. M.
Coma, Atlantis; F. D. vegss NASHVILLE vas IN ~
J. o'Brien, Blouot spring; Mrs. Bernheim, New
York; NJ. Adler, tiainsviIr, Ga; Mrs Dreytous,
New York; W. r. Chisholm, Tor INTO, Cansda;
E. ID. Wallace, Chicago; Robt. Dazel, Salem, Va;
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Chss. L. Fitch and Frank Osborne, for the East:
II. W. Green, E. L. Israel, J. d. Mcdonnell, 2. b.
Csnlfield, Point Clear.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

New ORLEANS August q. 1877.
Sncb graduates Of Normal Schools or depart7
ments. and such white or eolored teachers OK
capacity and experience az desire employment
in any Of the rural public schools. are requested
to communicate. IN WRITING, THROUGH
THE POSTOFFICE. their color, names and
address, with the names OF the parishes or
towns with which they are best acquainteda
Address Postoffice locked box 2o28. an234t IA
New Orleans Savings Institution
No.IS6 Canal street. II
TRUSTEES: 81
A. MOULTON. f. A. PALFRKy.
CARL KOHN, T. L. PAYNE,
DAVID UkQUHART, GEORGE JONAS,
JOHN G. CANES TIL S.A ADAMS,
THOS. A. CLARKE, CHRIST'N SCHNELDE1S
CHAS J. LEEDS. SAMUEL JAMESON
Interest Allowed ON DepcsaGs.
q. UgoUHART. President.
CHAs. KILsHAw. Treasurer. apis tySS
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

JOYFUL MEErIxG.-Yesterday was the happiest day
st wife vent into the ,1mJ q the breakUe oy, os
the Rebellion and the father hearing othe son
afterward supposed he was dead. On returning
from the army, being unable to hear from his father
whom he had not seen for : few years prior to the
war, the SON reluctantly supposed him to be dead
An uncle of the happened in Hiawstha about six
weeks ago, and seeing the name Henry Graves on
the drug store sign inquired and learned that the
Dr. is the father of John Graves, living in Iowa-the
dead father as was supposed, of tho dead son. The
uncle corresponded with John Graves, who has been
living in Iowa, and yesterdays train brought him to
this place. We wish to add our congratulations to
both father and son, hoping that they may again
labor under 50 gloomy delusion.-Hiasotha Herald,
l4A.
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GO3HY City Items.
The ve,tLer has been good and the ground has
been in good condition during tho past week. which
has been good for the farmers.
n
tiyes and friends in this city.
pob,-. v,;.l;,.,s- In. .,o, III. s.;u =, o,o-.,;o,
again. and ia turning out some good lumber. ID. W.
Patterson is head SAWYER and that accounts for it
Nothing like having man that understands his bus
iness.
There is but one man in this town that doesn't like
the items in the Chief; and they say he looks pale
and trembles when the Chief is being read, Friday
mornings, for fear we have heard of him being in
some mean scrape and have made mention of il in
our items. He is q dear lover of music
We don't want to hurt any ones feelings in our
items; but when any one steps to one side little too
far, We like to hint about it-thats all.
Ouite n number of farmers in this vicinity have
bought new cutiyators this Spring. and now they are
buyins new reapers. Seyert Seyertsou has bought a
new Marsh Harvester.
m. Man,, c..,.,.
80, ~. -. 80. w.. -. =,
that County He also said that tbey were peuter in
the uripp early than thew are but werc DESTROY
ed by the heavy rains and the birs before they did
any material damage to the crops.
Mr.. Eugene Anderson was down. the other day.
He says he will run his threshing machine, this
son. He says crops good in the vicinity Of Pa
iermo.
Mr.. Messenger and family were out to Sunday
school, last Sunday.
Sunday School opens at 10 o'clock in the morning,
provided it doesn't rain.
Tramps travel great deal by water now. Every
day. there Is to be seen some one passing down stream
IN skin. when they get hard up, they sell their
boat for trfc SO almost every one in our town has
got skih.
mr. Den lne,sef anu a. '" "e"ae caught
'"n" 'A'' A'' ''l'' N''
Jos. Burders horse was sick, nigh unto death,
lew days ago, but Is now on the mend.
boy living near town, by the name of Reas Ora
ble had young pet wolf that he thought eonsidera
BILE Of So he put it in the smokehouse, one night
last week. and the next morning he found it was soft
soaped 1t had got into the soap barrel and it gave
up the ghost. "Them that hath must lose,' as the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR July, l67.-HasPrs
Maya=ne for July contains nine illustrated coutribu
tons, with eightyfve beautiful engravings.
Among these papers, an especially timely and curl
ous article is contributed by Maurice Thompson en-
titled "Hunting with the Long-bow," illustrated by
Miss Bridges, and Messrs. Beard, Gibson, Abbey Da-
Wis, and other distinguished artists. The writer's
perience for many years in this novel sport yields
rich fund Of usefa information and striking incident
John Muir the scientific explorer Of the Serra
tributes an original description Of novel phenome-
nian Alps with illustrations.
The remarkable battle between General Herkimers
Provincial troops and British forces with their Indian
allies, old Fort Schuyler, August 9Th I777, is
graphically described in Harold Frcderics illustrated
paper, The Mohawk Valley in the Revolution"
Mr.. Lyman Abbotts elaborate and entertaining ar
ticle on Westminster Abbey is Illustrated by twenty
six beautifully executed engravinss, including pres
entaons of architectural features and Of the most in
teresting monuments and relics.
The Orkney and Shetland Islands are described by
Edward Roberts, with illustrations of their
picturesque scenery, ancient monuments and social
life.
II. d. Minot contributes another bright and inter
esting illustrated paper on Birds Nests.
"A Beautiful Charity" by A. p. C., is a charming
description of visit to the poor children's Summer
Home at Bath, Long Island, with four illustrations.
While there are in this Number many descriptive
articles the literary character of the Magazine well
sustained by the remarkable serial stories Of Charles
Reade and Il. ID. Blackmore; by short stories from
the pens of Miss Constance F. Woolson, and Miss Au-
gusta Stevens, and by poetical contributions from j.
T. Trowbridge, Robt Harte, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Ellis Gray, John B. Tabb, and George Lunt. Mr..
Trowbridges poem, "The Wreck of the Fishing boat"
is thrilling story in verse; with five illustrations by
Sol Eytinge. Bret Hartes poem, "On Naughty lit
tie boy, Sleeping which opens the Number is accom-
panied by spirited illustration by c. s. Reinhart
Miss Pheipss poem stronger than Death" is a con-
tribution of unusual merit
The Hon. +. H. Morse, whose diplomatic experience
makes him an authority on the subject contributes q
very able paper "Our Civil Service showing that
in the spoils' system, established during President
JacksOn's administration, there was O marked de-
parture from the policy of the earlier administra-
tons.
The five Editorial Departments are well sustained,
in comprehensiveness of scope, and in the novelty of
the material included in their various fields.
"ToUcH Me GENTLY, FATHER TME"-Is the title of
a new and beautiful song and chorus, by Charles Ba
ker author of the famous He Holds the Fort of Hear
en-" Dealers are ordering it by the thousand The
whole country will soon be singing "Iouch Gently,
Father Time" Any music dealer will mail you the
beautiful song for 40 cents.
Published by F. w. HELMICK,
5OWest 4th ST., CINCINNATI, o.
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SlleriG,s Sale.

SheriG's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
In the District Court for DOnphan County State
A. Sumner, Plaintiff.
Mary Meidinger and
Leonhard Meidnger, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that viii on the 3lst day
~ Of July A D. 1871, at the hour Of two o'clock,
NJ Of said day At the north door Of the Court House.
in the City Of Troy in Donphan County State Kansas
oer for sale at public auction for cash the de-
serbsd real estate to wt The quarter o the
north Of section thirty five 3 in township
three, @ Of range twenty one si in Donphan County,
Kansas Take. the property Of Mary Aeidinger and
Leonhard Asidngsr and offered for sale to the highest
bidder for cash. to satisfy certain judgment and costs
Of record in the District Court for Donphan County
in the State Of Kansas in which A. Sumner plaintiff
and Mary Neidnger and Leonhard Medinger defend
ants.
Appraised at t40o.
Given under my hand this s5th day Of June A. D. 1s77
T. j. VANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
june 2s 1s77-5w. Prs fee, tla.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS }ss
DONIPnAN COUNT, 90
In the District Court for DOnphan County State Of Kansa.
Ssmfs %iiifsn T. 4. HsI:aa Martin. an' Plaintiff.
Charles L. sampson, defendant
NOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will on the "a dax
IN of July A. ID. 1871 at the hour of two O'Clock P
NJ of said day at the north door Of Court House IN
the City Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash. the following
described real estate wit: Twenty and fwothirJs
f6 OF Of the east end Of the north half Of the
south quarter Of section two t in township two f
SOUTH Of range nineteen 49, east in Doniphan County
Kansas. Taken the property Of Charles l. Sam mpsop
and offered for sale TO the highest bidder cash 10
sfy certain Judgment and costs record In the
District Court for Donphan County In the State Of Kan
sas in which James Z. Martin and William H. Martin
are plaintiffs and Charles L. Sampson IL defendant
Appraised at the Of s53500.
Given under my hand this aeth day of May, A. d. Is57
T.J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
MAY 81 les7.-5w. Prs fee sIO "a
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An Interview.

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- go.
h.en ~ lot "a - for .cma Fin. n. (b;.ft.;n J.
fr v.sh. old .nd vben n .,-;v. At n. .vc of ,i,
..t. n iIl h tr.n.serrd to ths ..,. M so Miller
Kennedy saws that he challenge. either Of the
nopdeut. Who have referred 10 the pg. to proauee
better one at the time and pl.ce-or any other man
He further saws that be ia surprsed at the gentlemen
speakinp of him an a pol;,;c;an tut .cknoxle.Ires
that he has in times mast. OCCASIONALLY expressed
preference when candidate. have presented them
selves, and that during his eyeutfu career he has
voted for only two men for the Presidency, namely
Grant and HAYES that his neighbors have forced
him to become candidate for ofice at times in the
past that last Fall he withdrew from the contest ON
election d.y, but that the fellows liked him 90 we'll
that they scouH vote for him. and that really consid
ering all the circumstances he had a narrow escape
'sWell Captain, what do YOU think of the Hayes
policy
"Don't call me Captain. You get that from the
correspondent, True Blue who believe wishes to
nip INV political aspirations in the bud Show me
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SheriG,s Sale.

THE STATE OF KANSAS }ss
COUNTY OF DOSIPHAN, }S''
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kan
Rachel r. McCreary, Plaintiff.
E. Snyder
s. NJ. Irwin and
j. w. Zook, Admnistra-
tor Of the Est. Of VIM.
Zook, deceased Defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given, that will the ID day of
IN July, A. ID. 1871. at the hour of O'Clock, p. M
Of said day at the north door the Court House. in the
City of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas for
sale at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate to wit The south half of the south
quarter and the south half Of the Of the sou tn
west quarter Of section twenty en- in township
two t2 south Of range nineteen Q9 east in Doniphan
County, Kansas Taken as the property Of Z. spyder
and offered for sale to the highest bidder for sat
sfy certain judgments Of Rachel r. McCreary and j. W.
ZoOk Administrator and costs of in the Dis
rict Court for Donphan County in the State Of Kansas
in which Rachel Z. McCreary is plaintiff and Snyer
Irwin and j. w. Zook Administrator the Estate
of VIM. Zook, deceased, are defendants.
Appraised at q 500 90.
Given under hand this asth day Of May, A. D. Is17
THOMAS j. VANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
May 81, lss7-5w. Prs fee sl2.
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May II. 1sT-5w.
Sherin,s Sale.

ScAIT1,s SIATE 9F cdraSy &AnsAs' }ss.
In the District Court for Doniphan County State of Kansas
]. p. johnson, I Plaintiff.
Carl Peterson,
ii. Hanson,
John Kilkenney
Bridget kkenney,
+. Westheimer, and
s. Westheimer, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that WILL the 81 day Of
~ july A. ID. 1877. at the hour Of two o'clock p.
of said day. at the North door of the Court House. in
the city of Troy in Donpban County, State of Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash. the following
described real estate to wit The north quarter OF
section thirtyone C3ll in township three @ Of range
twenty ta0 east, except follows beginning at the
of said quarter section thence running
east thirty five 35) rods thence north nnetyone and
half l9i rods thence west thirtyve t35 rods thence
south to the place of beginning containing twenty f)
acres Also lot three 3) in block nine Co., lot n
block six 6 and lot O in block twenty (s0 the
town Of Severance-all in Doniphan County, Kansas.
Taken the property of John Kilkenny and offered
sale to the highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain
judgments Of j. p johnson and westheimer Bros and
COSTS Of record in the District Court for Donphan
County, in the State of Kansas in which J. p. johnson
Is plaintiff, and Carl Peterson II. Hanson John Kken
4. Westheimer and s. Westheimer defendants
Given under my hand this 18th day of May A D. 1871
7. j. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff of Doniphan County Kansas.
May 81, 1s1s-5w. Prs fee, s13 50.
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Severance City ordinances.
AN oRDINANCR

An 0RDINANCE
Relating to Breeding Animals-
Be q ordaiasd BY e Mayor e.d Cssae1 Of s CITY Of Ses
er8see:
SECTION That any persus owning or agent in charge
q nals breeding animal ssaioo 6un &c. Who shsil
is1s Of II. i 8: q sss
ans q sot +. thaa q dslss. - mere than twenty.
SEC This ordessos :Ssi ale s.et a.d b in force
from and asr is P:slls.ssa i. ths Nkly Kaasas cAi
Attest: L. C. NELSON, Clark. - =
.h Ms e sf' Aaa'a' o
AN osDINANcE
Relating to Licensing Travelling Nerchants-
Be ordained By e Mayor and Council Of the CITY Of Ser-
SECTION l. That a.y resident selling goods from
What e known .s peddng wagon whether 70 merchants
shall be considered a. coming under the ordinance
reating 70 pedders and shall pay three dOa per week
vdsd that such travelling % %s1eh.na Psddler &C. be-
regular visitor this city 6e shall on payment Of ten
:ush :: shall Ss liable z Arrest and sns Of not
less than ten dollars than twenty dollars
SEC = This ordinance T shai take eject and and bs in full
force from and after its publication in the Weekly Kansas
Approved June sist 1871
Attest L. C. NELSON, Clerk
Published June 2sth 1871 In the Weekly Kansas Chief
Troy, Kansas-Sol. Miller, Publisher.
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to the Use Of Firearms. &c.
Be ordained BY the Mayor and Council Of the City Of Ser
SECTION 1. That any person. male female who shall
found guilty Of carrying concealed weapons revolver
Gasgsr 81 Ken Or other n carried e a. s,s
cf not less than ten dollar. more than twenty
doan for each offence. and held in confinement until
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE Of KANSAS, (SS
DONPHAN COUNT,
In the District DOnphan County State Kansas
Thomas r. Franklin and Plaintiffs.
Haxael Friek,
va
Benton Wilson and
Mary T. Wilson, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that viii the 3lst day
~ Of July A. ID: 1871. at two O'Clock, p. NJ OF
sad day at the North door Of the Court House. In the
city Of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer
for sale At public aucon for cash. the following deserb
ed real estate TO wt The north half Of the south
quarter Of section fifteen u in township four 80 Of
range twenty CO. in Doniphan County State Of Kansas.
Wilson, foreclosure of lien for material furnished
improve said land and offered for sale to the highest bid
Of record In the Dsct Court for Doniphan County in
the State Of kansas in which Thomas h. Franklin and
Z. Wilson defendants.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June A. D. 1ss
T. J. tANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
June q, 1s77-5w. Prs fee, tle-5O
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SheriH's Sale.
SoArn DoArn.s ~ co1S1r. aAnsA'' ,ss-

In the District Court for Donphan County
L. s. Allen. / Plaintiff.
z. Snyder
Abraham SchOck,
James X. Richie,
James Haft,
j. p. johnson and
E. Snyder, administrator of the
Estate @. Harriet Snyder, de-
Ella Snyder,
Anna Sny der,
Albert Snyder.
Edward Snyder, and
Walter Snyder infant children
off. Snyder and Harriet Sny-
der, deceased, J Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that win, on the 3lst day
P NJ of said day. the North door of the House.
in the city Of Troy in Doniphan County State Kansas
offer for sale public auction for cash. the following
described real estate to wit: Fortyfve 45 of land
west quarter of section twenty-five C, in township
@ Of range nineteen 49, east and fully described
as follows towit Beginning at the northwest of
the south west quarter Of section twenty-five C22 in
township two ) Of range nineteen 9), thence south
hundred 00 rods to the centre Of the road running
west from Highland and the continuance of Main street
centre Of the road to set stone with A. Heater
thence north fifty (5 rods to set stone with A.
Heater thence 6 rosto set stone corner
with A Heater on VIM. Bishops line thence north fifty
line eighty 0 rods the place Of
fortyfve 9 acres, less Taken the property
of E. Snyder al and offered for sale the highest bid
der for cash. to satisfy certain Judgment and costs
the State Of Kansas in which L. s. Allen is Plaintiff and
Z. Snyder ct al are Defendants.
Appraised at the of % 10000.
Given under my hand this 25th day of June A d. 1871
TT. VANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
June ss 1s77-sw. Prs fee, go.
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Administrator's Notice.

Hssste OF Lafzt1efe, deceased.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the llth day Of june
~ 1871, were appointed by the Probate Court az
Doniphan County Kansas Administrators s the Estate
Alfred Larzeere deceased late Of said County All
sons indebted to said Estate will make psyment n fbe
Undersigned and those holding claims against the sams
VIII present them to the Probate Court of Doupbai
County Kansas, for allow ance within one wear fro, N.
date OF said etters the may be pfecuded from
any beneht In said Estates and IL presented within
three years, the same will be forever barred
Troy June II, 1871.
j. o. LARZELERE
II. II. LARZELERE
Administrator
'"he i1' is"'Sw. Prs fes @.
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PROGRESS OF "CONCILIATION."-Asa Jealous
supporter of Hayes Southern policy, we here re-
cord evidences that the betrayal of the Southern
Republicans has restored the era of good feel
ing, and re-established the reign of law and or
der. II any man is entitled to respect, certainly
the Chief Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court is, especially when engaged in the admin
istration of the laws. Chief Justice Waite has
just been down to South Carolina, trying men
who were engaged in the murder of negroes be-
cause they were Republicans, in the State which
has become SO thoroughly loyal since the Repub.
lican Governor was sold out, that Wade Hsmp-
ton is expected to be the next Republican Gov
ernor of the State. The following item, which
tells the story, We clip from paper that strong
ly endorses the Southern policy:
Chief Justice Waite, since his return from trying
the Elenton riot cases gives free expression to the
manner in which he was received there Socially he
was really nsuted, and himself and family i'll treated
Mrs. Waite avoided by the wives of the chiyalry
The Chief Justice is said to have expressed the op
ion that, in his Judgment white in South Caro-
lima could not be convicted of any offense against
negro.
But Hayes, the man who has accomplished
this stupendous work of Cancellation" !" of course,
the Southern people love him like strawberries
and cream As q fair specimen of the expression
of the Southern people, we copy the following,
from the Lynchburg (Va) Ne,cs:
The Danville Ne,cs copies our comment on "Maxims
for the Day." from the New York San, and adds:
The Ners seems to run with The Stn, and we will
try to keep up with the Nescs, reproduce the
words of our good representatives. in Congress-the
pure statesman, Charles Francis Adams and the hyp-
ocritical hOOdwinkernow making an ass of himself
about the of England. Let it not be for
gotten that Hayes went into Office by of fouest
fraud and remember too, that those who lied him in
r.nvr ham a1x.ac rls ffx- lx-sr. ONT
This is common sense, and we welcome our name
sake to the ranks of those patriots who cherish alike
the honorable memOry-of the past with the stupend
fraud which has given the country de facto and
not de jure President.
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Road Notice.
TIE coss1l srAfT cE So,lrAas. 6r nANsAs 3ss

OEHcR OF CouxfY CIxsx 4,
~vorrcy IDoY. June 81. Ism.
~ ed to the Board Of conmis.aoaers Of Doniphsn
ls.7 sskinx that rosd be estsblishsd n ~ ene
POINT. ss.sit; Bsgi1.isg e he ee.re Of sscsis. -
then east about one half nile to t6e roei Ee 3 S
sssn ne rod a is.d1e from Colsns.s = Bsoot and W.
tween George and Joseph Schuler and Js.s,s -
s The said Board of County .p
Jas. W. jenkins and Jos. Williams = xfsve, Msofe
. %s .s the sssias1cs q John Hsumaa ..
proceed 70 view said resd give I'll pcrties hs.sns snd
male due report % aid Board 1t thr So % % 81 hs1
By order Of Beard Of County Cenmissiousr,
CHARLES RAPPELYR
T. i'"'- County Clerk.