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The Alabama came in Yesterday morn
Jog with a large mad, much TO The relie
OF soldiers and ci,izens. We have nothinl
IN the shape of news here except when The
English courier comes down, or a mail ar
rives from ew.Orleans. aud can only
amuse ourselves specializing over the thou
sand MEXICAN rumors that reach US, bul
which are never true. Verify these Mex.
leans are a nation Of llars-they can't tel
the truth, poor fellows. their nature rebe
against il. Camp Balara Is in command
of Brig. Gen. Cushing. The general .
pretty hard on the Americans, sometimes,
when they deva,e from what he considers
the path Of rectltude. The other day It
became necessary to clolhe tie Massachu.
sells regiment anew, their Old gray UNI
form having become seriously delapldaled.
Gray clothing could not Of course be pro.
cured here, and The United blue (ths best
soldiers clothing IN the world was snbsll.
'ucd for il. Tie regiment accepted he
clothing, with tho exception Of one COM
puuy, Tie members Of which positively 10.
fused, on the ground that il was disgrace.
lul for them 10 wear the national uniform
They could not clo,he themselves IN any
hing else they were becoming ragged,
and were on the point Of marching 10 he
interior w'efe there IS no clothing AZ all.
Gen. Gushing pursued with them the very
course that most military men would have
pursued His order sounds somewhat
harsh, but like the tone OF Il. Nuunous
troops usually behave badly on the field Of
battle, aud the disposition which the con.
cral has made Of this rowdy company IS a
very ludicious ono. The army desires no
such fellows ia it, midst. But hete 5 tho
generals order We gave the order N
our las, paper. Our correspondent SAYS
forIy.iiye instead Of sixty FIVE men are
named "a the ltst
Yesterday the prisoners were marched
from the camp TO the castle under charge
OF Capt Carr's company, llth Infantry.
Ga reaching the mole sone fifteen q
them cndeasoreG 10 beg of, snyiog hat II
they were permitted 10 return rodu's they
would wear the blue cloth bat Il was TOO
'ato.
To-day the 18Th Infantry vii march
wirh a tram Of some SIXTY or seventy ~og.
1us for The National Pudge.
10 edition 70 die regular staff see
ihat Gen. Patterson ia, appointed a. md
lor Tie march 10 the city of McNco cap
Halle, lirh Infantry md mtd.htpman Per
~, son Of TIE commodore. HE company
ol Capt. II IS "a, Puchla.
The guar'ermlsrcrs a, Vera Cruz Capls
Eliot Jordan and Gleason, are n busy as
'ecs and are ncqnHtng themselves m a
uosi crejuahc manner.
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or WHAT ADVANTAGES ARE RAIL

tie Real aud Personal Estate q Boston
Stree tho opening Of the Western Rail
road, shows, ia striking light, the ,trc,
Of Railroads upon her prosperity
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OFFICE OF THE PICAYUNE.
Nr,y-ORlr,Ns. Oct 95-l0 A. NJ.
Further from Mexico.

Is l.. Day, which was not opened TIL Sund1
{ morning. We omit some passages, who
c were anticipated by the papers received .
d Saturday night.
/. There has been no later arrival lror
. Vera Cruz Or the Brazos.
[Special Correspondence. Of fAs Picayua,
VERA CRrz, Oct. IL, 1917.
This city and BIgara present the mos
Interesting scenes al this time. At th,
latter place are some 5000 troops encamp
ed say the 18th Infantry, Massachusetts
regiment, new OHIO regiment, two FIorld,
companies Capt. Straps Illinois mounte,
men, ninety recruits for the lst Dragons
TWO companies of the lth Infantry, SIXTY
Nulnguer recruits, aud last, though by nc
means the east Capt. fightman's magni.
hcent right artillery bat,ory. About halt
a mile beyond this camp are four compl.
mes Of Texan Rangers.
Gen. Patterson has put his shoulder to
HE wheel ~ earnest, first to put an end 10
certain abuses that have been Too long
overlooked here, aud practsed By officers
gong up 10 tho several columns that have
ItlI lof the interior. For instance, large
number OF men, belonging to both rrgulur
and volunteer forces, have been sent INTO
the general hospltal here, by her officers,
r'thoat deScr'Phre rolls. Numbers of
these poor fellows have remained IN The
hospital SIX aud eight months, some have
died, and many are stll suffering who, for
want Of tins isht duty on Tie par, at their
officers, cannot be honorabIt di,chareedor
pliI. 10 send them Off sick, without PAY,
ana with no papers by winch they Gun
clam heir land bounty. or oprhaos oen.
sion. woulJ be treating them baaIy indeed
auJ The snr0eons NH not 10 !, Tie nav
and board Of those who die in ho,nltaI are
LOST 10 ,her herr, # the sttirer, under
whom they have served have been ,o
criminal as 10 NEGLECT 10 furnish the hos
nital ,lreeou with lbcIr d,.rrE,ifye t,ll,
mn. mediterranean.
r., go, -aa.,--... s, d5.l
o., u -, I.-...4 -l....ls.
arrested and tired. Other healthy orders
have been issued ana are s,flnaeaay e1e.
culed. ana HE general ! Determined iba,
tic guerrfas us url, Ii TINS s4clnty asup
'J ''u s.'"'' ~ w " = y 2 e'' '2Nef'
companies or Texan R,goef. and some
other mounted men 10 scoof the country
between The Jllara aud Otn4ba roads,
" here su-rr'ias vef. known 10 be quar-.
cred, aud arms and ammunition 10 be
stored \ lcw miles above ) ela fe O
party ol rangers came upon IA rancho,
Nhere 'hey found ammunition, and several
punlred bushels OF American corn. They
burned 'he rancho, ana thehd.,cofefed by
ne numerous EXPLOSIONS mat ioad'd ire .
arms we're concealed there. - tie Ncio. .
ny o. Msdein another party discovered .
af2e a'1h"lies OF arms ana ammunition,
l iu :, leu some SKY 4neitltls. y Afn
80 ,'' IT, :. ,''p' 'i'1 Z ''s'f camp the'
a,y d.re,I. ~ s,4 p, mi, 81
,p,. s,L,c. t.,,,I,,,., ''''
lad on gaudy uniforms. with cooked hats.
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HEAVY LOSS

1t IS estimated that the Iogqrs by mum.
der Of the L. States trains IN Move
amount TO s. 900 600.
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Among the other arrangements, depot
IS to be Immediately established at The
National Bridge. This Is certainly most
Judlclm' measure. Escorts can always
be provided here for trains going no hirh.
er up than the bridge, and during the tune
mat troops are Accomplishing here The
teams, instead Of lying stil, can be en-.
p'oyed conveying provisions, &c, to that
depot For the first few miles after leav.
ing Vera Cruz the road is exceedingly
heavy, aud # freshly broken mules START
with heavy loads on long march they
are often ruined. The new teams can now
start with light loads, and by the time
they reach the depot will be well trained
and IN a condition 10 receive the usual
weight The army will probably move to
The interior III about "a week.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue Of
IA an order of the cour of Common Pleas Of
Monroe comfy, Clio, will, OH the first day Of
March, 1877, between the hours of 10 O'Clock am
aud of said day, at the front door of the court
house in the town of Woodsfield, in said county,
rfier for sale the following real estate, to wit: Be.
gluning al the south east corner of the north east
quarter OF section No. nine cen, in township No.
three, strange No. four, thence north with the
ton line to the north east corner of the section,
thence west with the sectIcn line 10 a stone four
teen and six tenths rods east of the north quarter
stake, thence south fIiy-seven and one fourth de-
gTees east, ninety aud three fourth rods to hicko
~, thence north eighty y-seven and a half degrees
west, thirty-two rods 10 stone, thence sou h sixty
seven and one fourth degrees east twenty nine rods
Ia stone, thence south about thirty and one
fourth rods to the south side of said lot at Laugh
tons line, thence east with said Laughton's line
about forty five and half rods to the section line
and place of beginning containing forty acres more
or less; lying and heing in Monroe county, Ohio,
subject to the dover of Mary Coney, in said prem
ses, upon the following terms, to witt One third
in hand, one third in six months, and the residue
in one year, with interest from the day of sale, to
be secured 20 the satisfaction of the undersigned.
ISAAC CONLEY
Administrator of Jesse Conley, deceased.
January, 30th At
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uB DAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given,
Ha that petition will be presented to the Com
mssoners of Monroe coauty, Ohio, at their next
March session, praying for the new location of the
county road from the Mouth of Suifsh creek along
the Ohio River to Virgins or Wards Run: To
commerce at the North end of Second street in
the town OF arlington, back from and parallel with
the Ohio River. thsnce the nearest and best route
along the West side of A. G. Ewing's and Moses
Wards Orchards across said Run SO - to intersect
the Switzerland township road on the bank of said
Run, and thence with the said Switzerland town
ship road to the River. And that so much OF the
old location OF said River Road as lies between
Sunfish creek and said Run may be vacated.
Jan. 23, 1S47
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BDLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
E GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
FURNISHING DEP0TS.-Awarded the Gold
and Silver Medals, Four First Premiums. aud
Two Highest Honors. at the National the Massa-
chuseus, the New York, and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid
ColoIed Daguerreotypes aud best Apparatus ever
exhibited Portraits taken in exquisite style,
without regard to weather. distractions given in
the art A large assortment Of Apparatus and
Stock always on hand, at the lowest cash prices
New York, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, 1876
Chesnut St; Boston, rs Court, aud 5S Hanover
SITS; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore St; Washington,
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg, Va, Mechan-
les Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut, and l76
Main ST.; Saratoga Springs, Broadway; Paris,
l27 yieille Ru du Temple; Liverpool, 81 Church
ST. oct 80
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Etrms for Sale.

FENHE Subscriber offers Tor sale the FARM on
IA which he now resides, lying miles south of
Woodsted, on the Cranes Nest Fork of Little
Muskmgun, containing 1870 acres 55 of which are
cleared aud in good state of cultivation. There
are on the premises good hem ed log house, AID
kitchen, and good shingle rooted barn, 60 feet
by 30; together with about 80 good apple trees.
ALSO 100 acres of land on the Clear Fork of
Little Muskin.um, near Henry WindIand's grist
and saw-mil, 55 acres of which are cleared
The quality of the land of the above farms is good
Terms liberal. JAMES WINLAND.
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l. o o k FL e r. e i!

n STEED has just received from the EAST
eDs New and Splendid Stock of GROCE-
RIES consistingin part of TEA COFFEE, SU-
GAR, M0LASSES, RICE, TOBACCO. PEP
PER, ALSPlCE, GINGER, SAL ERATUS,
RAlSINS, NUTS, CONFECTl0NARIES. ST.
Al,o-A superior article OF BT. UE and BLACK
INK, NERVE 4 and BONE LlNIMENT GOD
FREY'S CORDIAL, CASTER OIL, sc SC.
which he is determined to sell as CHEAP as his
neghbors. GALL AND SEE!!
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HAMES BLAKE'S ESTATE. - Notice Is
al hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed aud qualified as administrator of the estate
of James Blake, late of Monroe county, deceased.
A Il persons having claims against said estate will
present them legal authenticated within one year
for settlement; aid az persons Indebted TO said es-
tate will please call ID make immediate payment.
.9e JOSEPH BLAKE, admir-.
Ian %. lS47--nd5
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+ ruit / rees.

ruit rees.
will offer for sale OF, the farm of VIM Griffith,
in Centre township, Monroe Co, during the fol-
lowing spring, large assortment OF FRUIT
TREES all grated; pace six dollars per hundred,
IN cash. A chose may be had from 1000 trees.
will give good bargains.
Those indebted to me will please call and pay
me before | am forced to put cost on them; if
should do so, they must not blame me.
ELIAS GRIFFITH.
JAM 3Oih l8i7-3w
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SAMUEL POOLS ESTATE. - Notice is
- hereby given that the subscribeEhas taken out
letters of administration on the estate of her late
husband, Samuel Pool, deceased All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby notih
ed to present them within one year legally authen'
ticated for settlement and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment.
CYNTHIA POOL.
ARcHBoLD s. WIRE,
Attorneys &c administrative,
January l6, lstz--'n44. 81 av
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x O a 4 n ntice

a petition will be presented to the Commission
ers Monroe county, at their next N arch session,
praying for the vacation ofso much OF the old road
leading from Woodsfelj to the Ohio river, as lies
between the iow gap on the land of Thomas Nor
ris and the forks of the road the farm of James
G. Merrymdn, IN Centre township. Jan. 30th
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FaN and WiNter GO OD s.

TESHE subscriber would respectfully announce
Ill to his friends and the public generally, that
he has just received splendid assortment OF
Fall IN d WINTER GOODS
of the latest Styles which he will dispose of fcheaper
than ever has been offered in this market for cash
or produce. VIM. PORTER.
septic 4ca Supfsli, o,
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The above notes are signed BY DAVID Peeper; the
following by William Peeper:
lst note for $%7 so, and due April / 1913.
2nd " S37 80, I,ISi9,
3rd " SpI9 80. Sc " |. 1850
DAVID PEPPER.
WILLIAM PEPPER.
Dec. 10. 1876 -pd3wnlO
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TD DAD NOTICE "A petition will be present.
Ii q ed TO the commissioners of Monroe county.
at their next session in March, for an alteration in
the county rnad leading from the Woodsfield and
Marietta roads, to the road leading from Lewisyile
to Summerteld. Said alteration to commence ak
or near the line Of Leonard Kipfer's land, to run
thence the nearest aud best way to intersect SAID
road leading from Lswisvle TO Summerield Of or
near The tobacco house of Baltzer Butt
Jan so t. @ 4Lf -T hfh
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John .fndre7C Smith.
CLOCK AND WATCH NJ KER
WGODSFII.D. OHIO.

Will repair Clocks, W atches, and Jewelry, of all
descriptions, in the neat,St and very best work
like manner at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
j. A. SMITH may be four at all times, at j.
Steed's Inn. Jan %
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Y RT ARNING Notice is hereby given, that
w we, David pepper and William perper,
have given ten promssory notes to Eli Evans,
which we hereby forewarn any person from pur-
chasing or trading Tor, as the same were gwen to
the said Evans for land purchased of HIM by US,
and upon which there is Mortgage due and un-
paid; we are, therefore, determined not to pay
them. Said notes are described as follows, all
bearing date the 6:h OF June, 1916:
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M0nager's Office,
(R. Arm strong ) Co. Agents)
WheeIing, Januay 90, 846.

NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY. Glass 10, draws at
Jersey City. Feb. g., 1917 rs No. Lottery; IL
drawn ballots.
so 900; OOO0; 10 OOOO; 2,OOO $40; 20 of 900;
20 of 2cO; 20 Of $50; 1856 of 100.
Tickets S5; package of whole tickets by certi6-
cate cost viii $50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class F, draws
at Alexandria, Feb. 6. 73 No. Lottery; l6 drawn
ball Is.
$50 900; 10000; 5000; 900: 5000; 2, POS; . of
2,OGO 3 OF 800: of $50; 25 Of 900; 30 of
600; and 10 Of 400
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certf-
cate will cost $3.50
NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Class IL, draws a,
Jersey City, 10, Feb. Is No Lottery; is drawn
ballots
$40 900; 5 900; 5000; 2,Is0; 10 of 900
fickets IS; package of whole tickets by certif-
cate will cost $50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass G. draws
at Alexandria, Feb 49, rs No Lottery; u drawn
ballots.
$50 600; 10 900, OOO 900; 800; ,Ol7; 100 of
900; 10 OF 800; 20 of $50; 81 OF 200.
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certili-
cate will cost Sl20,
NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass il draws at
Jersey City, II, Feb. rs No. Lottery; II drawn
hallats ..
32O 900; 5000; . 500 2,l45; 2,OOC; 10 of 800;
10 of 25O; 10 of 1000; 10 of 200; 20 of $50; and
l55 of 100.
Tickets S.; package OF whole tickets will cost
by certificate 500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass H. draws
at Alexandria, 20, Feb. IS No. Lottery; IA drawn
ballots
$352 POI; 10 900; $500; 4, 900; 5000; 2,555 Of
2 1000; OF 800; 3 of $50: 50 OF COO; 80 Of
500; so of 400; 40 Of 200; 200 of 100.
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certlfl-
cate will cost ;Si25.
NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass IS, draws
at Jersey City, "a, Feb, rs No Lottery, IL drawn
ballots.
$4,000; 10 OO0; 900; 20 Of 900; 80 of 200.
Tickets 50, package of whole tickets BY celtifi-
cate will cost s765.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, C!aas I; draws
at Alexandria, u, Feb. 66 No Lottery, ~ drawn
ballots
S25 600; 10 900: 4 GOO; 5000; 2,2aO; NJ-IO Of
2O0O: 10 of 500; 4OO 500; 25O; each, 55 OF 24O;
and 10 of 200.
Sire the commencement Of the New Year. the
Manager. have distributed many.large prizes; 49,
600; 1000; 1000; 1000; severaof 600; 500, &c.
Address your orders to
ROR'T ARMSTRONG s. Co.,
On!y agents for J. w. MAURy Il Co. .MHgers,
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MARRIED-O Saturday last. by the Rev.
HIT LAWSON. Mr.. DAVID JOHNSTON,
and Miss MARY JOHNSTON, of Seneca town
ship in this county. ..
DIED-On Sunday morning, the l7th Inst,
at the residence of Mr.. S. Howell 10 Seneca
township in this county. Mr.. ISAAC MILLS,
of Vanwerl Co Ohio, aged about 40 years. The
deceased was for many yearsa citizen sof Seneca
township, and removed 10 Vanwert co, in 1874.
He returned to this county few days since for
the purpose Of settling some business, and died
near his old residence. He was an upright and
an honest man. and an aifectionate husband and
father.--T Communicated. D..
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
Ruth Dlckerson, In the Court of Common Pleas
VS.: To William Russel-You will
William Russell take notice, that on the ll,h
day of January, A. ID. lsi7, Ruth D,ckerson filed
in the Office of the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, of said county, her petition for an order to
redeem the following described lands sold for tax
es, to wit: Ia acres in fractional section 23 TIP
and Range 4, in said county, and at the same time
deposited with said Clerk the tax, interest and pen
atty upon said sale of said premises, and which
tract of land stnod charged on the Tax Duplicate in
the name Of Margaret Dickerson the original lrac
contained ia acres and the whole tract was on
the 18th day of January, A. ID. lSl5 sold to Will
liam Russell, and that at the next session OF said
court Of Common Pleas the SAID Ruth Dckerson
will move SAID court for an order of redemption
for said premises RUTH DiCKERSON.
BY N. HoLLIsrER her Atty
January ii, IS47.-nI4 CIV
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We certify the foregoing statement, to be correct
as appears from the books.
JNO NJ KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
JOHN KERR, Treas.
and ex-offico Fund Con'rs OF Monroe Co.
Woodstield, Jan I. 1917 -n43
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Sire the commencement Of the New Year. the
Manager. have distributed man y.l3rge prizes; : 49,
600; 10 ,O0O ,000 2, ,OG0 severalof ,O0O 500 &c.
Address your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG s. Co.,
Only agents Tor w. MAURY s. Co. .lLHigers.
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II W ENRH DRUMS ESTATE.-Notce 10
II 81 hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator of the
estate of Heaty Drum, deceased All persons
having claims against said estate will present them
legally authenticated within one year for sc tile
ment And all persons indebted to said estate
will please cali and make immediate payment.
SIMON DRUM, Admir-.
December 26 1876
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- N 1 hit---IIried Apples
and Peaches, Ginseng, Clover and Tim
otly seed, Butter. White Beans, Winter Appels,
Hops, Oais, and Feathers.
II. NJ. JAMESON.
Wheeling, Va, De-. 10, 1916.
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20 CENTS REWARD.--Left the residence of
SS the subscriber living, in Malaga township,
Monroe county, on the 22d of December last, A NJ
GELINE kENNEY. an indentel girl, about l6 years
of age. hereby furwarn all persons from barbor-
ing or employing said girl or trusting her on my ac-
count, as will not pay any debts of her contracting
unless compelled by law. The above reward will
be given to any person returning said girl to me.
JONATHAN LUPTON,
Jan O. 1877 *nI3
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I A TTENTION!-AIl II members Of the rife com
IA. pany knowRas the f" Woodsiied Greys," who
are yet indebted for their Gaps, or trimings, are
requested to call at the proper place and make pay
ment Immediately.
WNARM FOR SALE. viii be sold on the
-M' premises in Seneca township Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio within one mile and balfo Of the town of
Snmmerield, on Wednesday the Sd day of Febru-
ary, 1s47, at O'Clock of said day. the following
described real property of the estate of Samuel s
Wilmington, deceased The South West quarter
of the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter OF the North West quarter Of Section 27,
IN Township 7, of Range 7, containing about 80
acres, subject to the dover estate of Ann Whit
tlngton. Terms-one third in hand, one third in
8 months, and the residue in one year, with inter
est from the day sale, To be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
SAMUEL II. RoWND. Admir- of
SAMUEL S. WHITTINGTON, decd.
January 2, lSiz --pd-4w.
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$2,20l SO
Amt Of principal in the County treas
ury due the State Sl,32l 81 5
Amt OF interest in the
County treasury for
State Common School
fund 500 Il
Amt ofinterest in Coun.
ty treasury tor county
purposes ~ 81
S2,201 80
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EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid Tn. Mitchell, jr.. fees as
Sheriff on various judg'ts $37 80
Amt paid Jas. K. Morris for
printing, egal uot,ce, Fund
Comrs VS. Atkinson ct al,
&c IL 00
Amt paid Jas. r. Morris for
printing last annual report 81
Amt refunded NJ. Archer be
ing interest overpaid on
Salisbury's bond IS
Amt paid E Archbold, costs
in case of Fund Com'rs VS.
VIM N Jones rs
Amt paid prior to June last
to Fund Com'rs, to wit
to Thomas Orr 90
to John Cline, jr. 90
to Thomas Griffith 90
Amt paid Jno. Nj. Klrkbrke
Ag', prior to June last 20 90
Amt paid Jno NJ. Kirkbride
Auditor. fees on funds re-
ceivcd since June last 76
Amt paid John Kerr Treas,
fees on funds received dur
ing the year D rs
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NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Class I2 draws a,
Jersey City, 10, Feb Is No Lottery; is drawn
ballots.
$50 900; 3 900; 3, 900; 2, ,IS0; 10 of 900
Ticket. IS; package of whole tickets by certi6-
cate will cost $50
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A NNUAL REPORT OF the Fund Commits
IA souers Of Monroe county for the year end
ing January !, 1917
Amount OF Surplus Revenue received from the
State Sp20,97O 80
Amount ntreturned to State as per last
annual report 1856 81
Amount paid IN during the
year 1921 81 5
5,I0S 43 5
Balance bearing interest at per cent
per annum Sl5,SG2 i6
Amount 10 aned to individuals SI5, 1852 46 5
- 90 Monroe Acadelni-
cal Association 500 90
Sl5,S 1862 46
Amount secured by mortgage on
real estate 81 1862 90
Amount secured by other security l4,OO0 4G 5
SIS ,S62 I6 5