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The New York herald., 1878-12-14
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pier IS North River foot OF Cedar So for Havana Direct ~
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s1s fs1 i.ssa. and passage. having
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Indianoa Bra.os Santiago and Brovnsvie In'aranssss
Ssi freight and soasnT ssss Ts'Ss,ss SSsss'
pier North Rivsr.
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sscted .. onshaf por esn, open poiiey
a the @ 81
M.fa. LINE so dTE oS s rogesks
tain Pennington wiz sail from pier 20 East River Sasur
through bill. Of adng given to Houston and all p9Inss
s son ss and a aad a and ss
Antonio railroads. a . &hss0 5sts
FOR freight 'A''csfn H. .ns siIls5i
ps 81 has asss
tern~ndna Fla touching at Brunswick and Port Royal
aay
a;ss e ~ IN the es, ns. ana @ ss
River River Or COOK, soN jESkiSsy asi Broadway.
5s1f r1!hhSAP SsHe sR sR F9EHhSHIp ASHb LINE
s.ss%.s sowEsr FEu aSIy S fAssas
: - and every sATURDAY t6ereaf.er
a sS,h S
points in Florida and on Chatahooche. Apaachicoa ane
cent. Bills Of ading signed ON pier:
further through bills ef lsdinE end Das
No. III West st.. up stairs
HALIFAX, N. S,AND ST. JOHNS n. +. CROMWELL
1linestcamshps leave follows, from pier 10 North
sosrEs sSs1: Friday December %
hsvns a1ssi;es freight
II SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
Avod danger and sickness incident to ocean trsva
and Florida Inland Steamboat Company ssatsroonns -
LEvE ALDEN General Northern Agents
CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
CITY or MACON Capt. Kenpton ,.s..urd.y D.e 4
il " From ss 1 sassl kvsr fe1i'o D''
s :sH Georgia .as od s
pany and with hs nov and rcn s. Johns
General ns.D and G. oesan s Co. and sn
X r. si5 Broadway r. X. Of Ca. 4os Brosdwsy.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
for NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND TUES
"a R1r .,S 4. ,s o1 q.
and WEST; also with steamers for NEMBERNE and
REHoRoTH BkxcH,, and .o c@necsing railroads, TuES
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at2P. M.
points 4 lowest rates insarsnes for Norfolk
pcr cent Freghts received daily at pier 81 North Rvss
o'A''-' '1'' = - N. l. MccREADY. President
The New York herald., 1878-12-14

PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.
FozTss sSkSksT TSE sAEs o KS ff 70 css aEsr PIANO
Pianos but little used exceedingly low.
HAIxEs Bros ID pss ss AN and iaS af.s -
A HAzELToN BROS, MAsUFAcrURERs. "a AND
a s rs ?. q
sold or rented At prices To suit the times
A yls. rroa y BENT UrRIGnr s9uAEE AND Grand
I = kNSsE oand IN & %
A -BRAuTIGAM sTEINwAY. WEBER UPRIGHT
rat very low as 2s Union square
A .sloo-7 AND 7k OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
taken. G0LDsMiTHs. 70 Bessksr :. near Bowsry.
A .DEcKER BROTHERS. s.. UNION SQUARE,
Pianos A. prices to suit the times; Pianos TO
rFass FOR
FEW SECOND HAND WEBER. PIANOS AT VERY
barEans some Of them used hut very short tmo
~ our Ds.s ma;,esns and really .mss, as good a.
warerooms 5th av. and 18th st. -
POSITIVE EBARGAIN.-RosEwooD PIANoFoRTB,
500: Stool Cover and Music stand elegant Cabinet Up.
quarter orsn. eos Cali pssss is was.
i4th st.. between 9Th and 7th ava Boxes to ship
As.nn. r.sS % sE ss
Piano Al improvements used six months tor $i4o stool
I'D West 23d 81, near 9TH av.
A LADY WILL SELL CARVED ROSEWOOD ~
octave Panoforte. SsS Residence, 226 East soth ST.
WILL oT SAFy.D s
A PRrvkfE FAMILY WILL SELL sTEINwAY
AP,anoforte at sacrifice; carved four round rosewood
guarantee ni.id c.Sas. shrss string upright Pano SIS
Call resdenee u West 18th between 5sh and 9Th
ELEGANF OCTAVE PIAN0FoRTE. s45; ALSO
'aa - 'S'-'' sa5sDs aogDGss i57 Sisseks@s
F*xMtx g WEST 18TH st. @ oEpER .surEHIoR n HacI
included.
GREATEST OFFER YET MADE FOR THE HoLI-
s.n All sooas sask Of on
MASON 1 HAMLLN CABINET ORGANS, WINNERS
4
one may 30 ~ Of " e yuar
MATHUSHEK PIANos-AFTER II YEARS or IN
Mparselied success We have opcned warsrcoms In Now
York and Offering hne assortmcnt Of reliable nssr
saEk rf%So Co. i4
st. illustrated Catalogues mailed froe
MAGNIFICENT 81 500 GRAND PIANO BEST MAKE,
b sold suction At II o'clock this day By TUNIs
OxLY s1soUgEIcnT r; rIASo; KosEwooD SQUARE:
esns page aoRDos s.
RAVEN. LATE RAVEN Z BACON. y EAST 18TH ST.
sts SO ssa 1 si .SD
. hs Soasysp s:..s bar
s-'-' HORACE WATERS SONS. 40 East 18th q.
TTPRIGHf AND SQUARE PLAN0s-BARdAINs FOR
. 1nion "s's .susrs AZ; @ ns.. ,ssh
E0 MPORTRD MUSIC BOXES PERFKCT AND
ss
$50 S0k "a aG15 S5DrE4 q MosFaIY MON
NEWsPAPERa-
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
HOLIDAY ADVERTISING
HOLIDAY ADvERTISIN0.
HOLIDAY ADVERTISING.

CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY Sun PoR TWO
YEARS AND KLEyEN MONTHS
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
KGW THEY EIN

The gerrymandering Of the Ohio Demo
crats, which has attracted SO much atten-
tion, has been altogether eclipsed by the
similar effort OF their brethren in Louisiana.
i correspondent Of the IIJuas gives the de-
tails oi this new apPortionment, ard it is
the very climax Of partisan division. The
plan Is so arranged that where there are
Republican and Democratic localities OF
the same population, the latter will have
double the representation Of the former.
Louisiana is really Repulican State; at
the worst, it is very close; but under this
scheme the Republicans cannot secure more
than two-scYenths Of the Assembly and ono
fifth OF the Senate, These figures show
how thoroughly The Democrats lave ex-
ecuted their job, and disclose robbery Of
representation rs sublime in lis proportions
as it is INSCRIPTIONS in Its character.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
RIFLES.
An Interesting and Creditsbie
Match.
he Craig Rifles and 23d infantry
Teams try Their Hands at
Target Shooting.
The Kansas City Boys Hold Their
Opponents Down but do not
Win by 81 Points.

For about three months the crack shots o.
the Craig rifles of Kansas City have been in
practice and finding that they were doing
well sent sord @ on Tuesday evening to the ON
that on the following Thursday yesterday
they would be pleased 10 meet them on the
target grounds above the Fort and test their
ability. The offer was cheerfuily accepted,
and they are arrived yesterday afternoon via
the Missouri Pacific
The Team consisted OF the following named
members OF the rifles: Capt. W. l.. Ellison.
Messrs- c. ID. Train, 5. NJ. Apperson, e.. W
Freeman. q. T.. Allcutt. +. q. Moore and X.
z. Nanhorn. Tney Were accompanied by
Messrs. 4. Snider and r. II. Merrith. The
party was met at the Union Depot by Lieut..
Febiger of the :3i Infantry and conveyed in
an ambulance, from the city To the Fort.
On being introduced, the various officers
took the visitors in charge and made them
feel perfectly at home. After partak ing Of II
lunch in tine officers mess room they to-
gether with the Team from the -; 4 Infantry
Ionly detailed the day before) were taken Ia
the grounds known as
CREEDMoOR RANGE
about haf a mile above the Fort. There a
large number of spectators both civic and
The army team had arranged everything for
the convenience of both parties and the
ground was as desirable as could have been
wished for. The only drawback was the tact
that strong wind from the northwest was
blowing, making II difficult for the mar aTksmen
tO hold their guns steady.
THE ARMY TEAM
Consisted OF Capt. X. /. Eskrdse of Com
pany II. Lieutenant p. I. Broirick, Adult ant
OF the regiment; Sergeant W. y. Philips, OF
Company H Sergeant u. Galivan. of Com
pany c.; Sergeant VIM. Agile of Company e.;
Sergeant ]. Walters OF Company \ i; and Cor
pOral ROchfort, of Company +.
At about two O'Clock places were taken, the
23rd Infantry Team having Springfield rifles
4' cal. and the Craig rifles team, Springfield
rifles - cal.
The match was witnessed by a large mum.
be Of the officers of the regiment, who are old
soldiers, and at its conclusion, they all ex-
pressed themselves pleased with the shooting
Of both teaIns-
The firing was prompt and many good
shots were made, chief u which was the
stTiki ing OF the center Of the bulls eye at
three hundred yards range, kDeeling, by Ser
geant Wrlters. Mr.. Train, OF the " Craigs,"
made fine record, namely-2i points in a
possible 25-;hree hundred yards range.
The hrst round was ut short range,
followed by tao rounds at three hundred
yards, the result of which is shown by the
following:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18

vet weather. ia Texas, ioFty-six counties
report cotton stanaing good, blooming and
frui..ag well, ani twenty counties reror;
cotton doing badly. Tie present condition
Of the crops is reported good in forty-fEe
countiess and poor in tweHtv-oae COUNTIES
As compared with last year, the condition
Is better in thirgy-seven cguuiies, the same
in ten, anl rot so good IN nineteen COUNTIES
In Louisiana tEirty-six parishes report
that heavy rains have injured the crop, and
the prospect Is not a. favorable rs at this
da,c las, wear. Oi one hundred and TWEEN
ty reports from thirty-two counties in Mis-
sissipri, one hundred and eight complain
Of damage l,y heavy rains, and only thirty
four report the cotton crop fair and good.
In Arkansas, there Is slight decrease in
the acreage. Eintc,n counties report from
fifty-eight stations, Of which thirteen state
that the crop is in fair TO good condition.
Twenty-Five report the condition worse than
last year, eleven the same. and four better
than ia June, 1877.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
REAL E>TATE TRANSFERS.
List of Real Estate Transfer ne
Recorded Yesterday I'm the Office OF
The Register of Deeds.

Thso-iore ThOinpso TO John COO, late
of Pias eryilie. & .lifornia, section p
township ~, ri! Z. g; also the north
east quaTt-r of the southeast quar-
TER, md the soui n half of the SOUTH
west quarter Df = ciiOu IL, township
IL. riIIge q q 80 u acres on of IL.
west side of the LOit. QUARTER
OF s-citon ., township r. rang. 81
containing in The ',sgIris : ale sol seT..ss 200
1T is too hot weather for tiaInps mi peram-
bulating yagabonds in the city. They are
either AZ their country residences or al the sea
shore.
IT Is strange that nriesbach gets better
prices for black kberri-. other dealers but
when you try the berries he sells onc-, you
Will buy them again; two boxes for fifteen
cents.
jules W. Niehaus, county clerk, and
wife will leave for renver this morniny
for a two ve -k- sfjpurn In the mountiips'
Julie has bsen hard oIker, and has e. m
ed his vaca ton.
THERE was a lively little scrimmaee Last
night at the corner OF Fourth and senecs
sfreets between an Amazon and a male cOYn-
panion. during which the latter came Out
second best.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
CAR KENIANIIS.

Lord Beaconsiield's latest victory in the
cosp d eta: by which he secured the cession
to England Of the Island Of Cyprus, and
the establishment Of British Protectorate
over Asiatic Turkey has made him "a bigger
man" than Nic;cria, The New York
Tribune says:
The Queen whom he has himself made an
Empress will graciOusly return the favor by
making him a Duke. II will be proud dis
tinctIon for him who was born plain Benja-
min Disraeli, for in the course Of two centu-
ries only one Englishman has entered the
lower House as an untitled commoncr and
been raised 10 the highest rank Of nobility.
But the title matters Little. With more truth
than irony the Liberal journals have given
him the name OF Car Benjamin. So long as
his msjority in the lower House holds and
his sovereign smiles, he Is virtually the su-
tocrat of the British Empire.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
KANSAS NEWS.
is to have gas.

Wichita is to have gas.
-Neosho Falls wants military compa
nv.
The Fourth was celebrated at Okla
loosa-
Coal is worth - cents per bushel in
Seneca
-Atchison is beginning TO get up an ex
position.
Three coach laods Of people from
Atchison visited III. Leayenworth Thursday
-Blackberries are selling at &c per quart
Immense quantities are being canned.
Peaches OF delicious favor, ard comely
as to appearance, are now plentiful in the
market.
Rev. J. NJ. Sullivan leaves to-day on q
three weeks trip to his northern appoint
ments in the Leavenworth district.
The yield of early potatoes is simply
wonderful \ gardener remarks that 'they
are fairly crowding each other out OF the
ground"
Wheat is nearly all stacked. Messrs
Wilkins and Spiro have their steam thresh-
er in full operation northwest OF town, near
Halling Post-ofiice.
The Wichita Eagle urges the nCmina,
ton of Judge Nathan Price, of DoniPhan
county, for Attorney General, and says that
he is Of the Bob IDgersoll stamp of or
at
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18

Eoard net pursuant to adjourument-pEes
ent full Board
tlainso Of DrS. Morris Still and Schenck for
professional services rendered amountin ng tO
s"', We're present 10y the Auditor, and, on
lhotlon OF toInnt'SSioner Pickens, the Audi
Tor was re queStet To allow nalf the amount
OF each clam.
Viewers report on Garci!on road was pre-
sented, and, on motion of Commissioner
SlulfeS, laid over 10 next regular meeting in
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
BY Commissioner Plckens-
WHEREAS, The county has heretofore been
it large expense for building AMI furnish
ing an asy lufl for the care and maintenance
oi the poor OF the county and
WHEREAS, This board mas been advised at
lts present session that q. W. Ill. Moore, the
superintendent of said asylum did, on or
about the first day OF June, ISIS caus. To b..
removed from said asy lum three inmates, to-
VIII: Charles cullen, Sarah j. D'Mara and Ma.
ry Higgins, where they We're maintained at
an expense 10 the county OF twenty cents per
day, and placed in a family at an expense of
nity cents per day, causing a loss to the coan-
" in one year, OF at least sH1.lJ, by his unaG-
thorized action; therefore.
ReSOired, That said superintendent be re-
qulred To show bg whas authority he remov.
ed from said asylum the inmates above men,
TONED.
County submitted the report that +. /.
FarnswOTtn was the lowest bid for the bridge
on the Harness road. TneTeuponCommiSsion
er PIckeES moved that the said contract De
AWARDED To f. /. Farnsworth, which motion
was adopted.
On motion, F.. Jobson was allowed to re-
deem lots |, >, and 1, block 80 for taxes of
1873, al, 20, 40 and ~, by paying tax
es and charges without interest
On motion of Commissioner Sluires, the
report OF Dodsworth X Co.. To do sundry re-
binding, was adopted and ordered to do the
work.
ON motion the Board adjourned TO o'clock
A. NJ. tomorrow.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
ENGLISH POLITICS.

Under the English Constitution a Par
Lament may not last longer than seven
wears, and custom has greatly reduced that
limit, as it is at the peril of his popularity
that Premier fails to test the sense OF the
constituencies after four or five years, even
though no particular question forces him
to it. The present Parliament was elected
in February, 1874, and is, therefore, now
in the middle of Its fifth year. For some
months Lord Beaconsfeld has been contem-
plating dissolution, delaying only for a
happy moment in which to take the risk Of
a new election. There can now be little
doubt that the dissolution will be ordered
after the Berlin Congress has adjourned,
and that the ministry will go to the country
with the "cry" OF peace and national dig
nifty preserved and Cyprus gained" And
there is just as little doubt that their tri-
unph at their hustings will be a signal one.
The Liberal party of England is weaker
to-day than when Mr.. Gladstone sprang his
sudden and tricky election in 1874, and
went down amid the jeers Of the country
The course Of the party, or rather of its
Gladstonian leaders, during the Russian
war, has produced a division among them.
selves, and . disgust among the people.
Their defeat is almost inevitable.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
GLADSTONE AND nE.CONsFIELD

Gladstone is unpopular in England, we
are told, because he held that England
should Join Russia in forcing on Turkey
the will OF Europe. But after the war,
Beaconsfeld has done almost what Glad
stone would have done to prevent war.
Touching on this point, the New York
Herald says:
"Will England, when 1t secs all the points
of this queer history, continue 10 cheer over
Beaconsfeld and ho1t at Gladstone" Bea-
consfield did not comprehend the powers in
operation, drlftei with the vagarie. of opin-
ion, and accepted at last ali the points of the
policy he had denounced as cJwardly, feeble,
and mean. Gladstone saw through all that
was on foot-saw what was inevitable rs the
end OF either course, and boldly advocated
what he thought was best for his country.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
lIreklp Gimes
NanRow-Gr,GE CONVENTION.

convention OF the Representatives Of
the narrow-guage railroads in the United
States will he held at Cincinnati, on We'd
nesiay next, pursuant to call issued by
the executive committee appointed at the
81. Louis convention, Of June 10, 1872. II
is stated in the call, that during the last
six years several hundred miles Of narrow
gusge road have bean built and put in
operation, and that an opportunity will he
offered 10 those interested in these roads, TO
compare the cost Of the two systems, stand
ard and narrow-guage; TO compare The
power and speed OF locomotives
to compare the capacity, comfort,
and safety of passenger rolling
stock; TO compare the capacity Of
freight rolling-stock to compare the ques-
ton Of dead weight; to comparethe operat-
ing expenses Of the two gauges to ascertain
hoE far narrow-gauge savings in first cost,
interest, account, dead weight, wear and
tear, repairs, material for repairs, and
taxes, affect passenger and freight rates !;
10 compare the narrow-gauge with the
standard gauge, as The means Of deceIornes: ;
10 demonstrate that from the comparative
ly small cost Of the narrow gauge, that it
is within the means OF numerous localities
10 provide themselves with railroad facili-
ties, by the adoption of the
new cheap system, where other
wise they must necessarily re-
main without them for many years, and to
demonstrate to the full satisfaction Of cap
ital that narrow gauge roads, in favorable
localities, economically constructed and
operated, are good and safe investments.
These questions, as the circular states,
are of grave importance to the present and
future interests of the people Of the United
States, and can all be answered in favor Of
the new system, provided delegates to the
convention come prepared to make full re-
ports of the cost OF their respective roads,
as we'll as reports Of operating expenses.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
FOR GoyESNoR,

Col. St. John is in the field for Governor,
and is making an active canvass. lie has
a host OF earnest friends, especially in the
Southern part of the State, and will I'M
doub;edly show considerable strength in
the convention. The temperance element
is enthusiastic in his support. lie is a rad
ical Temperance man, and his practices are
consistent with his professions he would
not pay whisky bills to secure votes nor
seek nomination through the influence Of
the wholesale liquor dealers OF Leaveuworth
-ashas been done 10y certain Temperance
candidate that We could name.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

COUN CLERKS OFFICE,
LEANENwoRTH COUNTY, July u, Is1S
STATE OF KANSAS,
LsAvXS WORTH COUNTY.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, That a,
~ Regular meeting of the Board OF Count
commissioners, begun and held at the Couf
house, in the Ctty Of Leav,nwortb, in said
County and state. ON the first day OF July, a.
II. ls1>, Wilson Highwarcen aid Others OF
sherman township, householders OF said
County, presented and flied petition ask Ing
Slit Board of commissioners for the appoint
ment of Viewers to view, survey and locate
road in said Township, cOmme ncing at the
southwest corner OF the southeast quarter of
section y, township Il, range q thenceNe
on said section line, or as nearly 50 as praf
cable, until said line intersects the Harusss
Road.
The prayer of the petitioners was granted,
and John sDiveibe>s, Thomas Carter anu
George Haney, we're appointed Viewers, TO
NEE at the house of Wilson Highvarden, in
sherman Township. ON the 2lst day Of
August, ISIS, at ten o'clock A. n. or in case of
failure Ia meet on the day designated fher
on the following day, and proceed 10 vie
said road, and give To all parties conoeI
mt airing.
by order OF the Board.
~. DIEEENDoRE, j. W. NIEHAUS,
Deputy. County Clerk,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
IIc Will Live.

g orce Word, the man who was shot in
tine h,a al n month or 50 ago by the young
C al miner, stephen Kelley, is up and
around, and HOm all indications will live.
Dr. Few states thst the left arm Is party zed
and will probably r. main so, although other
wise Word j. ali ri ht, living in spite of the
dence in h brain. wood cherishes no i'll
Will toS aIds you z Kelley aud ssys ne
thinks lie would bot have sho him had he
L0L have been put up 10 ii.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18

Board met pCrsuIut 10 adjournment-pres-
ent fuli Board.
feii'icn oi =. isnSiey in reference to per-
Sonal lax ~aS Presented and on motion
granted.
Petition OF John Miller, prisoner confined
n ~ y.,li, was taken Up ana on motion ordered
dlscharst J.
Petition Tor vacation of certain streets aud
alleys ia BAN City was presented and on mo-
ton laid over.
commissioned SIuires moved that the n
tract LOT The bridge as petitiOaci for by Z. J.
hlhts Ea>-on townshl ,, be lie; by the trustee
OF said township, and said bridge TO be built
under TIE supervision OF the engineer and
trustee, anu that the sum Of $50. or 81 much
thereoi a> necessary, be appropriated for said
DIluse, which motion was adopted.
pn motion OF Commissioner SYuireS. the
barre road was laid over 20 the next regular
meeting in October.
ieltiou for vacation Of SuudTy streets
anu alleys IN Falrmount, were presented,
anu, on motion OF Commissioner Pickeus,
granted.
Report Of Saml. DodswoTth's Book Compa-
ny 10 repair indexes, al 90, and rsbInding in
ce1es Tor the district clerk Office, - each,
anu recovering Records, - each, was, on mo-
tion, laid over
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned 10 / O'Clock
T.,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyESwOKIH, HAS, JULY 10, l>7s. 4
STATE OF KANSAS,

>ho-t ~ LII i''o-
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
LEAVESwoRrII COUNTY. -
klotice is here given. that at "a regular meet
Wing of the Board OF Commissioners. begun
and held at the Court House, in the Clty Of
IeavenwOrth. in said County and state, op.
the tirst DAY July, A. D. lS.S, Jonathan hantyr
| and %, hers oi ~n- rman Tow nship, household
ers Ot said County, presented and Il et IA pc
titIon asking said Board Of County Commis-
Sloners 1or the appointment of Viewers To
view, survey locate and vacate roads In sald
Township, commencing at The southwest
corner oi the east one hail oi The southwest
/ quarter OF section 30; thence east 80 rods
thence south ON the Ia ilf section line, through
section 81, township n, range = thence south
! through sections 6 and . ; thence To the middis
OF section Is; thence west ~ rods; thence
south To the Dune an road No. =, township ".
range - on, or as near the line pI actieable.
Also To vac.tte Duncan road No :, beginning
AT the southwest corner of the enst one hail OF
thesouthwe>tq quarter otsection 5O;thensS west
to section line: thence south to southwest
corner of section 81, township II, range -.
Also To locate road, commencing at the
northwest corner af section 6: thence tast To
To the nOTthsas: .t;Tner of section q. township
-, rang. -, connecting the HemphiIl and
PIckcns roads, ON, or as near the Ilhc as
practicable.
The prayers of the petitioners was grante,i.
and Robert I.asstTt, a. Gowen and John
Lynch were appointed Viewers, Ia meet at
the house Of jonah han Haney, IN Sheima
township, ON the i9tn day of August. is3s, at
ten O'Clock \. NJ, or Ia case OF failure 10 meet
ON the day dies rnuted, then on the following
To all parties concerned, "A hearing.
By order of the Board.
j W. NIEHAUS, County Clerk,
q. DIEFENDogF, Deputy