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VE3C4ErTINE

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. IfvEoErIsE will
relieve pain cleanse purify and cure such diseases
storing the patient to perfect health after trying differ
cnt physicians many remedies suffering for years is it
not conclusive proof IL you sufferer you can be
cured? Why Ii hisfmadicine performing such great
cures? II works in tho blood in the cuating fluid
1t can be called the Great Blood Purinern The great
OF disease originates In the blood and med
cine that does not act directly upon it, to purify and
renovate, has any just claim npon public attention
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The greater the difficulty tho more glory ia
surrounding it skilful pilots gaiu their re-
putation from storms and tempests
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The first consideration Of d knaYo il how
to help himself, and the second is how to d.
it with an appearance Of helping you.
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Early morning. Man With heqd ooSof vim
dow" Halloa Who's thefeg Nan 81 lie.
door Baker, with the bread, II SON
we'll just put it through the ks.. a
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There are many who know their own Wis
dom, but there are few that know their own
folly.
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pa..,,... e.....,. - 8,
Tha ,,,,st ;,.s, $, ~ :, 3
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l,on sas - IN ,,,ssa.,, =. az +.
i.ase,aut ,s;,a M, !, q, -
Ii n,,ref,l, sas,ed <,o,. ~, ~, ..,,,f ~.
suit ii tbut Il, ,fa .isxe M S; ,.,,..ss,s,
and X NAV ~ ~. AZ, IS ,.,.,,,,,s
from ia 1itc,,e,ss ,,d ,.s,,oas as,aa
the upper rooms and nassages g ~ ho,,sa
lust as oasses introduced into an ;,,va,, 81
bell. lar filled with water asca,,a 81 IL, ,,nns,
part Of the lar. displae;no tba water 4, ar
model house tho RISKS from, this e,,se ~
avoided by placing the kitohen Al the ton 81
the house immediately beneath Tho roof rhe
kitchen acts as 4 ve,,f;,at;ng ch.mhar I'M,
which all the air from the luwer nart u Tie
house il drawn and tI,ro.o,, tbe oh;o,nav ana
ventilator Of which the air f,nas tayav exi,
Thus the house is kept fro Of the oaors Of
the lower regions and Il il ventilated III All
times with fresh air. derived from without.
and warmed by the passage throupI the
honey-combed heated walls. The position If
the kitchen at the upper part Of the hoose IL
attended with other advantages Than those
just stated.
From the kitchen there il distributed
thtouehout the house constant sunnlv n
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Everyone complains Of his memory, and no
Quo complains of his Judgment.
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DIR. Louis, d New Orleans, who IS some.
thing Of wag, called on . Baptist minister.
and propoun,ed few pnzzling questions.
(" Why is i, sail he, !" thai you are not able
to do the miracles that the apostle did, They
were protected against all poisons and ali
kinds Of perils. How is II that you are not
protected IN the same way = Tie eolosed
brother responded promptly, Don't know
about that doctor / s'pccs is, I've t'ken d
mighty sight Of strong medicine from you,
doctor, and isalive yet
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Mems evil manners live in brass their viz
tues we write in water.
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A shot that hits is better than broalsiie
that misses.
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He who ceases to enjoy his friend ! sapcri-
GRITTY has ceased to love him.
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The devil fllls empty minds and passes
tho full one.
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Nothing so prevents our being natusa!
as the desire Of appearing SO.
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Love is a fame which burns ii lleaysn and
whose soft reflections radiate on Us.
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AS you cannot avoid your own company
make 1t as good as possible.
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Vice stinss US even IN our pleasure bug
virtue consoles us even in our pains.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-15
100000 Bottles
sFTHs
Centaur
Lininlent


have been cold the last year. and not one CON-
plant has reached US, that thev Rave not done
al thas cl.ined for thsm. Indeed, scion &c
SIX IL cannot go beyond the reeult reached in
these wonderful preparations added o Car
bolic, Arnica. Mentha, -eneca-Oh and Witch.
Hazel, are other ingredients, which makes
family Eminent that tefes rivalry Rheumatic
and b q ridden cripples have By il been cnsb ed
10 throw away their clutches, and many wbt
Tor years haze been afflicted with Neuralgia,
Sciaiica, Caked Dr., asts, Weak Ba-ks, &c, have
fornd permanent relief
Mr.. Josi IN Westl.ke, of harysville, o.
writes:
"For years my Rheuma, isIn has been so bad
that have been uns able u stir from the house.
j nave riec every remedy could hear of.
first three eoIties enabled me- TO walk without
my crutches. | am mendiDg rapidly. 1 Ihiak
your LinuIent SIM ly marvel
This Linimsnt cures burns Ard scalds with
out a scar Extracts the Poison fIon bites and
ttings. Cures Chillblsins and Frosted-feet, and
il very esaeious for EarSche, Toothache, Itch,
and Cutaneous L ul'tions.
The Centnur Linimsat, Yellow
Wrapper, Is intended, Tor the tough nbre.,
cords and muscles of horses mules, and aui-
mas.
READ, READ.
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, ManorhiI, schoharie
Co., ". Y. PAVE:
Ny horse was lame for n Y. xr y tn q fetlock
wren n eli remedies utterly failed To cue
and l con- idered him woftaless until com
ne ced TO u-e Cen,aur LinImenI, which RAPIDLY
cured m ssrli recommend t.
Ii makes very lit lie din rence whsther the
case be "wrencb,' sprsin, spawn. or lam =
ness of sny kind, tn effects the same. The
Of he i-in Is
shown in Poii-evil. S-h ad, sweeny, Spav n,
Ring-bone, G lis, and Scat hes This Lini
ment is worth millions OF d liars yearly to the
Stock growers, Liv ry- men Z arm rs. and h s.
having valuable an mails 10 cafe for. We war
rant is effects and refer TO any Fsrrier who has
ever usei IL.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.,
4jDEY er., NEW YORK.
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NAIL ECHiSLKS.
MAI. John ". Croue!l Captures a R;GeI
Of Nails

MAI. John ". Croue!l Captures n R;f:er
Of Nails.
Some time ago Maj John " Crowell OF
Atchison, special agent in the mail service,
received orders to repair to Pike county,
Mississippi, where it was supposed sys-
tematic robbery Of mails was being carried
on, as money had at various times been
missed. Mr.. J. II. Psckwood, Of China
Grove, had the contract for carrying the
mails between Magnolia and Liberty, and
had in his employ a boy about sixteen
years old, named John Pack wood, who was
entrusted with the details Of the work. 1t
was with him Maj. Crowelrs work began.
When questioned the boy accused man
Hamed Peter Currie OF the robbery amount
ing to So, and said be had been given
so to cay nothing about il. As come
qu-nce Currie was arrested, but no evidence
being produced and he was subsequently, dis
Charged. Ine boy then said anotnrr man
had oeen engaged IN the robbery, but his
story was disbeiieved and lac was taken in
a buggy by Maj. Croweli, ard after some
persuasion, in0uced to point out q hol-
low stump near Liberty where a quantity
OF papers and money were hidden. The
officer af;erward traced up $40 more which
had passed through the boys hands and the
Consequence was his final commitment afIer
an investigation before U. S Commission
er. The boy is described as being shrewd
talker and one likely to mislead q common
man. The papers in the locality Of the
robbery speak in very fattering terms Of
the successful manner in which the case
was worked up and the offender brought TO
justice.
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Market ReyieW.

During hr past week the waru weather
has lad, as i. always DOES, e p-rceptibIe
eti.c. on The various markets. sone anti
ELS Of country IrJdure, such a, eggs and
butter, have become more rtensigi and the
prices propo-Gipna.ly ed ICED.
The hog mark ai-o n.s been percepti-
big weaker unrii ,esiyTda., v her with the
change ia the weather, came more firm
feeling.
Wheat is Plen,ifu! in the county, many
farmers holding of for higher lrices, but
as YET there is 10 prospec, Tor : change,
although another advance in lpgr j. looked
for by heavy dral-rs. In f,ct n,lilers have
been Withholding their usual quota iors from
heir Gust mers, looking 10 an advance, in
the near future. They have an abundance
OF wheat in store, and silt not for the pres
eat rely on daily receipts for supply.
In the general trade, decided improve
ment IN sales has been noticed, and the
merch ants are all busy in making addi-
lions to their stocks TO meet the coming
spring trade.
No notable change has appeared in the
drug market, with The exception of an ad-
vancement lii the price OF essential oils, and
in stric ~ fancy articles
The trade from the country continues
good and indicates healthy feeling among
the farmers.
The furniture trade is greatly increasing
In The liner qualities oil goods, which is an
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY % LxAvISwOKrH,
In the District Court First judicial District CsEa
ty and STATE cforssdid:
LEOSARD a, smith,
ROBERT W HUGHES, ct al
TlO ROBERT W HUGHES: Yo- are hereby
i notified tnat yon have been sIed 10 the above
enIite court by the said Leonard a. omits, who
flied his petition therein on the eleventh day Of
ID ceInbsr, A. ID. 1876, In IN action entitled as
above, an nov pending in the alb we court
wter-i tns sail ,eonart 4 Smith Is plaintiff
you the said Rooert W Hughes. are defend
aat ami tn At yon mus answ,r the petition hl-d
by he plai tii in said action on or before the
twenty thiId DAY OF Marca. A. ID. ISL. or your
Diet .ulL will be entere 4 AMI Judgment render.
agsi st you favor OF said Leon I. smith for
IN e cum OF $3.50. wi l. per cent int rest there
on from the i5tn day OF June, A. D. 1875, accord
ing 20 tn terms OF pIomis DRY note executed
and delivered by you TO sad pa niih Tor that
um, p-ysbe n one year with interest at the
rae OF IL Ter cent. II not pail WIZ n due, da ed
Juce - h, lSs5, and for he fur her sum Of $50.
with int est thereon according law as and for
The taxes paid b7 pa.i TN and "y sald con ract
10 b a By you, To SAD Defendant, o. the land
her, ina ter Gsscribed, for tne year 1858 and
hereafter Also. decree OF aid ,ouIt will be
entered ga'nst you, barring and 10 -e"iosng ali
your right tide. claim, lien a equity OF re-
TempuJu Of, and the follow n descr,b d
rea e-t.ta, ro-wIt: The sout hall OF the np,th-
ct quarter z a # :. ctiun sixteen 81 township
twelve (l2J fIaDge twenty one (2il coutainins
eighty acres, more or less. 10 sad Leav nvorth
county, ka"sas, under a csrian bond or con-
tr ct exec ted by, laIn;id to yu dated une 18Th,
1915. and an orderO 81 g Of al real .st.'e, the
prJce d OF such ale to be appi d In satisfaction
Of said judi m Mt, interest, taxes and costs OF
suit AMI TIA, the surplus. II any. Will tie Ia t.
be aplii- IN pawn Mt OF your other note OF same
date Tor the sum OF $50, ial Jog cue Two years
from da e. rs tn, court n ~ order AMI decree, as
prayed for ia said patton
j ii. GILPATRICE.
Attorney for PlaIn'iG.
Dated F. brua,y stl. 1871. febs-w3t
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

COUNTY CLsRK's OFFICE.
LKAvESvohTH, Kan, January 81, 1877.
STATE Or K .HsAS, L.
LrAv.s WORTH CoUSTr, IS.
AIOTICE HEREBY GIVEN. That .. q
IN regular me. ling OF the '.rd OF County
Z ommissI, ners, tegua and b. Id at the Court
House in the Clty Of LeavenwOIth, in aid
County and State, on the 2ai ds. OF January A
ID 1877. N T. aouIden an ,thsrs oi Easton
TOW nip, househ oiders o = id County, pr, sent
ed and fled u petit ion, asking said hoard of
Comm ion rs Tor he appviEtms Mt Ct Viewers,
to view, survey ard changs Winchester AMI
Ia ton road, and rel.cat- n road II said to
chip. TIE change aged Tor, 10 Con rnence
wn re the Above road CLOS IS tns touth line oil
the sout -asf quarter Of section IS, township 8,
ge q; thenc east on said line TO near the
soatnesst corner of szid section; thence nor h
east across the 90 v.st corner OF The southwest
q aTtef OF section IS To nships, Range al, to
me Lezvenvorth and Grasshopper road he
pray, r OF The petition e. Was gran ed and X h.
IetneI bridge, benry Koacl and j. z. Baird
Were poIntej viewers. 10 meet at the house
o. y. Il Moudsn, IN Faston town-nip on The
23rt day Of February, 1871, a. 10 O'Clock A. n
Ia case Of allure . M ct on the day de iSna-
ted then the I0l lowing day, and pToceed to
ve< said road. al give to ali parties concerned.
Q heariGg-
by orler Of the Board,
OLIVER DIEFESDORf.
febl5-w2t 81 County Clerk.
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because Of the Immense expense in making
case with Boschee's German syrup, and al
though but a few years introduced into this
country, Its sale reaches in every town and
village in the United States Its wonder
ful success in curing CONSUMPTION, severe
Coughs, Asthma. and al! other diseases OF
the throat and lungs, was tirst made known
by distributing every gear, Tor three years,
over 100000 bottles to the afflicted, free o.
charge, by Druggists. No such a test f
merit was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more? Go to
your Druggist, r. Psrham, and get a bot
tie for 80 cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. aug24-eod&eoH
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Louis A. Durand Crys ed to Pieces
Beneath A Railroad E0gire
Ard is Brought to His Home, Perhaps
to Die.

Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a
most appalling accident occurred on the
"ay switch" of the Chicago Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, about mile and hall
above the Union depot Freigh;
train number :, which had been
made up. WAS waiting for its engine and ell
gineer, Ei. WAlco.t, taking his coach from
the yard, ran to the train with conductor
Cole and his brakemen. While the engine,
after leaving the coach, was being backed
toward the freight care, Louis A. Durand,
the head brakeman, made an attempt 10
jump. as is the custom, on the "brake
bar" on the rear OF the tender and
in 80 doing, missed his footing and fell
forward, it is supposed, on the track, and
before he could crawl out OF the way tn.
engine, although moving slow.y, passed
over him. The engineer and fireman both
saw him fall, it is said, and the engine was
at once reversed and stopped. but too lsie to
prevent q terrible calamity. 1t seems
that in falling. young Duraud was throsu
in such a position AS TO permit the tender
to pass over his body without touching il,
and it was only when the lash pan" Of the
engine struck him. that his injuries began
Here he vas twisted about ia such a an
ner as 10 cause HE lower limbs 10 5e thro~n
across the rails and cruelty crushed near
his thighs by the heavy drive wheels, and
then again m some unacc1pntabie m amer
t,n.. -,.,k-
was caught and fesrfuIly msngled.
When the engineer and fireman
discovered him after stopping, hi.
head was in the 'ash-pan" aud his legs
and a portion of his lower limbs were
under il. 1t was with much difficulty be-
was extricated, after which he vas placed
in the coach and brought TO the city. A
wagon standing near the depot was secured,
and the injured man was conveyed to the
home Of his siep-father, Mr.. z a. Collier.
at o.6l2 Miami street, and Dns Brock and
Viewer called to his aid. He was perfertly
while being conveyed home, and
on his arrival asked Mr. Collier for pi-- |
t0l nth which 10 end his ~uiering. Or |
ates we're administered by the physicians,
but nothing of his ciothingS Was removed |
uutl late Ia the afternoon. A sufficient /
portion of his pantaiooir, however, had |
,e-n torn 10 III Close the mort frigbtful of 1
in his Jeff leg, .hich would In any
event qairc amputa'ion Tn. sheels seem
I'd t. have struck The lief leg bout eight |
inches be'oT tie hip, and pace disgon-
ally upward toward the right thigh, crush
il g the boues in a fearful manner rhe
right arm was crushed near the shoulder,
a q several bad GUS and bIui-e- were To be
'e.n about the face. The phy-ici-ns were
cui sl,ntly al his bedside dnIing the day,
bus ihey expires ed all opinion that little
;JuId b. hop d for his recovery.
The furIunsre Young man il about %
'esr- OF age, and has bern mpios.d on the
al since December 70 1876. He il
oung man Who wa- we'll and f,vorabiy
Known, and hi sd f4;e il the sorrowIul
comment OF all who knew him
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Cou~umptiycS Take Notice.

livery moment delay makes our cure more
TO, ,ss, and much DEF ends on the ju1iciOus
chCic- OF a rene y. he am unit OF testimony
La favor OF DR. SCheuct's PClmonic Syrup, IS .
cure Co. Consumption far exceeds all that can be
brought 10 support the eiensirns Of any other
medicine. Gee DR. chenck's AlEansc, c. ntain-
Jog the certificates OF many pers,ns OF the il h.
est respsctsbiiiry. wno have teen restored to
nesjth, after beirg pronou ced Incnr bic by
pa sici4ps o. ok owlt,Ig.d ability. Schenck's
Painonic Syru alone hls cared NAM, as these
evidence wIi STOW bIt tie ure is oftsn pr--
motel ~ the employ ment Of twJ OF er reme'iIes
" hich DIR. scheDck provides for the purpose.
1h.se addi ional re u.die ScheBok's S,a
Weed Toni and Mand axe Pills BIZ the TIN :
l. use of tn med cines accord ne TO direc-
ton Dr SCI en.k ceitiGes Il at mist any case
Of Consumpio IN y be cured.
DR. scaencE is pso.e s.Onal!y at his principal
Office. 90 ner Sixth ant Area Stfests, fh ladel-
phla. every Monday, " IA re al let,ers for advice
N Isf be addressed.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
LxAvEswoR II, KAN, January ii, 1877,
STATE OF KANSAS. "a
LRAv xNwoRrH CoUSIY,
NyCTiCs Is HE.EBY GIVEN, That at
~ regular meeting Of the Board of County
Commissioners begun and held ut the Court
House in the City Of Lea venw worth. in said coun-
~ an state on toe Pad day Of January, A. d..
1871, ia 90 Rzpp and others OF Eas on township,
hou -EOliefs OF salu County, present. anu Med
a Nc mon, ash lag = d board Of Communist ners,
for the Apo ntmen. Of Viewers. 10 new, surrey
E nd locate q road in said town hip COMMIT eng
on the west bank Of the heA Of kspP's MILL
thence along the bank OF Stranger creek. until
II inIersecfs the Meryviile road The PRAYER OF
the pet oaers vAs granted, and George Comm,
Wm. Corey and j. X. Hammond. we're appoint
ed viewers, TO meet at he house OF j. y. Colyer.
In taston township. on Ise .sh DAY o. fso' nary.
1e17 ct 10 o. clock A. n IN case a failure to
meet on the day des gnAsed, then On the follow
ing day. ard proceed Tn visw said rod, and
give 10 al parties yneeFned, Q hearinR.
OLlvkR DiaFESDORR,
febI5-w2t 81 County Clsrk.
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a Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warran.,d TO cure the Gonnorhea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
Sidneys, bladder and urinary organs OF
males and females
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy Tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak.
ness, nightly emissions, the loss Of power,
caused by seif-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, -
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. ]. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, No. Send Two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
FUNDED.
Theo. Egersdortf agent Lsavenworth, Kan
sas. anr27eod&wi0
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1 S71 EACH WEEK. Agents wanted particulars
| VII fee. J. Worth Il Co.. st Louis, No.
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MANY thousands OF dollars has been
spent in distributing, free of charge, sam
pie bottles of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUR to
all parts Of this country, to those suffering
from Coughs, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung Dis
eases, that the afflicted might satisfy them
selves, that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has
ever used this medicine without getting
immediate relief, yet there are great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about our streets with a suspicious cough,
and voice of consumption coming from their
lungs that will not try it. II You die, it is
your own fault, as you can go to your
Druggist, r. Pafham, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular size only
rs cents. aug25-eod&eox
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LKAyENwo, TIL, Kan, January 81, 1877.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LKAvESwo, tn, Kan, January II, 1871.
STATE OF KANSAS, d,
LKAVsNwoRTH COUNTY,
NOTICE Is II REBY GIVEN, That at o reg
IN uiar meeting OF tie Boar ,fC I'm y Com
miseioners, b. gun and held az the Court House :,
/ the lily OF Lesven~t rt1, IN said County ami
State, on the 2nd day OF January, A, ID 1877,
James icSens and others Of sherman townst Up.
boueeholders Oh aid County, presented and died
a petition, -kiIg aid Board Commi sioners
Tor the appom ment of Viewers, to view, survey
and locate portion of the Pickens road, and To-
cate . al IN saii township. To vacate that
pant OF the Pic ems road commencing where the
ii rness ROAD commences, on sain Pick. ms road !,
10 the half ect,on line of section II, Township
Il. range u, and 10 extent the Picke. road
east, On sal hall section line, 10 the harness
rold The paper OF the petitioners was grant
ed, and IBath A TIA new, Eugene sullivan and
J. ID 'tJon, were appo,nt-a Viewers, to meet
at the house OF James Pickens, in >herm n town
sEip, on In. 7Ih day OF March, Is77, at 10 0 Oek
A. 81, case OF -ilure to on the day
Cesignatet the on the following day, and pIo-
c., d to view said road, and give to all parties
concerned, heaIing
By order OF the Board.
OLIVER DIEFESDCkF,
febl5-v2-97 County Geek.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, D
LEAvrSwosTB, Kan. January 81, 1877.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvzSwoRrH Coz rY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That At Q reg
~ ular meeting Of the Board Of County Com
nissioners bfgun and nett at the Court douse
in The City of Leavenworth. in said G, univ and
state, on the End day of january, A. ID. 1877, j :.
W Powell, and Others Of rooganox'e Townthip.
hnuseholders of said County. presented and nIed
a petit ion, asking said Board Of Commi siouers
for the appointment Of Viewers. to view, survey
and change the Atcbi.on and Tong Anoxis Sta
road, nj locate q road in said Tosnship. COM
Ia ncirg at the intersection OF the Mitchell road
with the Atchison and Tonganexie state road !:
thence southeast on the Mitchell road to the cen
ter line of the n rthwest quarter Of Section 80,
Township 10. Range 81; thence south or near
ly SO As good road An be made. The prayer
of the petitioners was granted, and u. NJ. Nor
gan, I q, Brcckett AMI U. X. lockwood were
sppoi ted Viewers, 10 meet at the house off w.
Powell, in rongan"xie Township. on the 5th day
Of March. 1877. at 10 . clock A " or in C Ne Of
failure u meet on the day designated. then on
tia following day, and proceed 10 view said
road, and give 10 all parties concerned, q bear
ing.
by order fthe Board-
OLIVER DIEFENDORr,
feb.-w2. 81 County Clerk.