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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21


MEETING OF TIE NEW YORK yOLUNTEERs
he held in the Library, City Halt Apro At O'clock p
fssary the following statement presented rssou-
We have distributed the city of New York
oud S s ~ M S1ss we ID deemed % i probable
II: ss
Ss % sIs and sSs
r. y GSatai.sa Ts Ms! our ticket, Ss1
99n On Fsis.| FFeiss:saay night following e
On Saturday .:...'... .::....... SS
n.slssI nasssI III. sum s.s5 s5 &
eonmencedt to collect over The extensive
%s and s the Of the % had
in this not up present Pc
~ 5 Ss s hands
whose names return to your treasurer Col Burn
As vim be BY the record Of tickets received,
at used wSSs have only 70
ssr ossis @ ses psd them !. ss %s
nave reaised aoove sns. $50 0O
Total. ssl7 %
cur own expenses for every cent Of which pro.
q, ,S,s Tsssl .sass hsnss. R,,:., s57s IS
IN eash for tickets sold u94 4.............. $W 90
r;ra vTaa l. cur i...a: sl02 %
have been informed out have not had an opportuDty ~
in bis only aaas M nss h
claim against u for expenses Certain IL have not
ssa e Ha
GnSssn GnSssr v. wHEn; Noasss sssrf.s.y x.s.yarer
in is % sfst for
ouraoy in every particular Of the sSoys s,s.s%ea
% ss%s
dss ssyIsss shs
under the srctest have personally spared
pocket do sosmny swear that neither
directly Of indirectly have we taken advantao
cSaTa Nim n9rA
A B. D1sEs sss asy 6ssd!s s. 4s''
certify ~ hay: received "a from NSs;. sAs
to the sick and INDECENT New York Volunteers in
certify to have received from r. Heller Esq., s1o2 Paid
him for expenses 49, add to amount from committee $Y
asoSs s % %oss o
~: isSs';f .
K ' Of Sn S u1
Of our ana
benented Pecunarlysby tne priiiiant achievements
this single regiment tho cscntcheon ofour Empire State
(endeared while in foreign republic and amidst
Of DEATH and desolaton) forgotten
lentia malaria Of tropical forgotten
to their wants neglected to relic their suerngs when
notorious that brilliant actions cooperation with
others have infused in this Union life energy
this city commercial opulonc universal pros
perity.
motion adopted =
Resolved That in Robert Heller recognize the friend
and tho disciple Of humanity that for his Efforts relieve
the sick and to from absolute starvation gallant
and members
aot that will surely meet with it's and just
ward paned to think that in these matters that
in the efforts of all concerned there should have
occurred the least misunderstanding r..
Resolved, That adjourn.
J. G. BUKNHAM, Chairman, pro tom.
WILLIAM PREI Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

Opening or the New York Canals.
RocynTER, April 20, 1853
The canal is not full enough yet to allow of the free
passage OF loo'4 boAtss Several have nevertheless
cleared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
DEBATES IN THE COMMON COUNCIL ON -HE DEA
OF THK VICE PRESIDENT.

tour opesial heport.I
On the Assembling ef tho Board OF Aldermen yesterday,
afternoon, Alderman WARD moved prea-abe and ress-
lutions (Which viii be found in the foregoing official re-
port in doing which no made some very feeling and Ap
pr0prlate remarks
Alderman DoHssrs seconded the resolutions in
cellent and well dSgested speech He anxious that
Citing tribute Of respect should he raid TO the man whs
had so faithfully his country for upwar OF forty
years twenty sayen Of which had ten passed Congress-
lie then evlened in very able and clear manner the
leading syeN.s of Ar. Kings life and concluded by
press ng his feeling that the loss OF life marked by
great services ami sacrifices behalto Of ha country
should cs for corresponding and cor.AensurAie exprs
sion of -sgres.
Aldenpan BARR followed sth sosAs remarks IN ar mi
lar strata A the conclason Of which the resolutions we're
un,nino1kiy adopted and the Board adjourned lin
to n0rrav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
The Cap1tal Of 1aassachusetts Banks.

The House has passed. to 1e engrossed all the bills ex-
cap three which recommited for the increase of
the capital Of existing banks. These bills had previously
been passed in the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
New Comptroller OF Maryland, 10.

Col. H. Bateman has been appointed Comptroller Of
the Treasury by Governor Love- vice Ex-Governor Tho
mas resigned.
We have no mail to night south Of Wilmington, Ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

WHITE LAKE HOTEL.-THOSE FAMILIES DEsIR-
w ous Of enjoying the pure mountain air, bathing in
lake OF spring water and the advances the
pofusion Of fruits which abound in the vicinity growing
wild about the meadows lawns and lakes informed that
applications for board will be received The tho
SEINE as the last and reasonable Boaders
conveyed to within fourteen miles of by the
Erie railroad More particulars about the fishing
and other rccreatcns in future adversemens Address
GEO. II. WOODBRIDGE,
White Lake Post Once, Sullivan county n "
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spefie from DrAxns

Specie from BrAxos.
NBw ORIKANs, April 30. 1853.
The steamship Yacht arrived At this psr. from Rsssos,
brings 296 900 in speo3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
AS rIxTUREs AND FART OF FURNITURE OF !

1NNS TTXTUKEN OF II
" family about moving for sale chaapronsistng Of chan
decrs slide hall harp and brackets sofas centre
ohcs extension tables enemeed chamber suite bed
seads oilcoths refrigerator &C. all noariy new and in
tho best order. Call Mt NO z5 west Thirty hrst areet be
tween and f9pr o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
GAS FIXTURES,

CORNELIUS GAS FIXTURES, SOLAR. LAMPS, OF.
" randoles, mantle candeabras &C. in damask, sily yer
bronze and gilt finish table cutlery silver plated abata
table forks dessert aad spoons Bruins
wick patterns, 50 to 81 dozen. MORGAN, 152 William
street between Fulton and Ann, opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

OARTMEN'S BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE So
cety-A meeting Of the public Of ehis CITY VIII
be held Montgomery Hall Prince street Thursdsy
attend busness Of mportanee Is to be tiynsscted
ROBT BROCK, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
THH, TuRE.

/. HENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING-THUR
~ day, April d. At O'Clock, =. NJ Purse $50. Mile
heats best three In ve c. Brooks enters CHI
Xemble Jackson; f. ]. Nodins enters CHI Mountain
Maid s. Mclaughlin enters br Flash Omnbuses leave
Fulton ferry Brooklyn for the course and return
aater the trot Is over Fare each way rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

DAvILI0N, NEW BRIGHToN.-THE PRoPR!ETOR
OF this establishment bsgs leave to inform his friends
the public that he Is ready to enter into
with parties who may wish to occupy the
ensuing season. The proprietor the premises
left at Delmonos Hotel corner ofgroadway and
vlion will open the early part OF May before suf
number should offer to order to do So steamboat
leaves New York pior No. N. r. at and IL A. NJ and SO
and z. M leaves New Brighton at and ii A. M and
and +. M frequent nication will he
nbshed as the season advances The distance from New
York New Brighton miles and the trip perform
f. BLANCHARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

N0TICE;-RISHhoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
for the Of nve months tho I'd Of May
monts have been made that families be
for the day Charges Of the hool Board the Season
Children under ton years Of half price, ser
81 extra Separate sitting bs had 81
10 $40 week. The Riolmon stage meets the and
oclosi boat from New York at vanderhts landing. b.
Families wishing 10 will please make their
lection. They will be kept free till the 10th Of
J. p. KELLETT, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

TRAIToRs, BEWARE!. WATERS, The HOUR HAS
Every member is expected do his duty The Union de-
mands it. Be temperate and firm; the appointed hour
there must be fslterng will attend you
order. w. 9, HAMILTON, Secretary
N BAH walters In hotels saloons, and restaurants
where the demands of the Union acceded to- will not
come the hall OF meeting Thursday April 2 Re-
mar nlarl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

~ pianoforte makers will be held at Hildebands Hall
Hester street this Thursday evening" at TX O'Clock
full attendance il earnestly requested BY order.
r T. MCURDY. Secretnry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

AUGUSTE MARTIN, FRENCH
n and American baker So Fourth avenue Informs his
friends and in particular those who are going that
Brooklyn supplies with bread the Of Manhat
tanv lie offers his services to those who would give him
their copfdence.
SMITH at il3 broadway corner of spenard street at
TI O'Clock this (rhursday) evening" Both sides heard.
professors and mediums invited to demonstrate
Admission l cents Subject continued Friday evening
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Arrival of the Georgia.

NFw YORK, July 90.
The Georgia arrived this afternoon from Aspin-
wall, with the California mails to the 1st, and
$I 100000 in specie.
Advices from Bogota state that political affairs
are still unsettled. Gen. Herrara was to leave
shortly for Panama.
An attempt made to burn Aspinwall
Most of the town of Ounces was burnt on the
Sd of July; sixty houses were destroyed. The
fire was the work of an incendiary. .
The steamer Bogota arrived at Penama July Sd.
Dates from Bolivia are also received to June Sd.
The President was raising troops everywhere.
Cobija was seized on the 10Th of June, by the
Admiral of the Peruvian fleet, who issued proc
lamation declaring the town occupied, and putting
trade on the same footing as under the Bolivian
government.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

DoNNETS-Lades in want ofaashonable boup@t,oan ana
I'D splendid stock 10 select from store on n
Ao beautiful assortment Of bonnet ribbons Innes aow-
ers rouches tabs, straw braid, straw gimp, alSo
bonnet silks of every shade and color. - N'
Muslin, and cambric edgngs and wrought COL
lars from shilling to four dolars muslin
cuns; mourning collars, &C., for sale at
kaVenna, May 18th, 1853. H. L. DIYT.
RLACK sILKs-Now opening at H. L. DAYS saEamssd.S
~ Store large stock of black silks, which will be
unusually tow prices Also. splendid black
ace edgng 1or vettes and eape eheaR also,
Ravenna, May 18th, 1852 .---sE e- a1t.
IN DOZEN of those large white cotton hose tie
III best article for shilling pair ever offered in ts
market, and they are going fast, at jun7 HLDAY's
GILK MITTSAnother invoice of black silk ms lust re-
y ceved at jun7 HI DAVIS
1000 YARDS ofhose superior plain chamsray
INEN CoATs-5OO linen from 81 30 so2S; 100 vests
IL from rs cts. TO 81, at HI DAy's
DOYS CLoTHING-One trunk containing an Rssortmentof
June 7th, 1853. He Darts
SToCKs AND CRAvATs-A large assortment of all the
June 9TH, 1883. at III Dare
SILK VISETTS-A large assortment of black and hney
~ coored silk vsettes and mantillas just opened at
......-.-.. IL DAxis&
TTNDER SLEEVES AND CHEMISETTES-Flowine Ing under
sleeves, new patterns chemisees, muslin collars and
bands fine assortment at Il DAYis.
GRAPE sHAWLS-White and fancy coors Just received
RLACK SILK sHAWLs-A superior article OF black silk
- shawls, just opened at Fl L DKY's-
ENANCY SLKS-The best assortment Of fancy silks eyos
Il shown in This market, at 81 DAVIS
r ACE AND MUSLIN ORA APERyos nte.as Iooa .rd Isr,
IL boured muslin and wrought for curtains at Days.
TRANSPARENT SHADEs-IOO pairs painted window
l. shades, from so to S4O0 pair some ent re- ne st-
terns and they are going FAST at ii L D1v5ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Terrible Death.

EDMOND EMMoNs, of Ridgeyille, Lorain CO.,
was bitten by mad dog, his own, in the month
of April Last Friday evening he taken
sick about P. NJ, when his hand became in
famed, and panied him much. That day he died
in the greatest agony, leaving wife and several
children. The wound had long time been
healed up, and he had lost all fears of madness
from the bite. He worked in the field till P.
M., ON Friday, when the terrible malady made
its appearance. Physician and friends were sent
for. His pains increased, and soon his rawlings
commenced. 1t took several strong men to hold
him. AT last, after four days of the most intense
suffering, he died suddenly by the bursting of a
blood vessel, occasioned by his violent spasms.-
He was young man highly respected, and leaves
ayoung andinteresting family. y.-Plsin Dealer, Ju-
y2e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

APPLETON, one of the merchant princes of Boston,
lately died, leaving will, dated February %,
1851, and codicil, dated October 8, 1862, and a
million of property. He leaves to his widow spe-
ciic bequests amounting to 100000. He makes
forty-two other bequests to nephews and nieces
and others amounting in all to $3.50, 200 more;
among which may be mentioned $4,000 to 'shis
friend and pastor, Rev. Ephraim Peabody and
$4,000 to the servants living in his family at his
decease, to be distributed among them in the man
ner and according to the proportion, to be fixed
upon by his widow. He then bequeathes to his
executors manufacturing stocks of the value of
100000, ''to be by them applied, disposed of,
and distributed for scientific, literary, religious
charitable purposes
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
For che spring Trade.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WHOLESALE RETAIL.
he VI pas s Senn s5 s
generally, their stock of GROCERIES kept constantly
prses every thing usually Kept Grocery and Pso E
e sonn We en @ ne as U% % rs
extended them that we offer them greater
inducements due this season. than before. =,
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Governments lava
SUGAR, AssEs AND ST UP.
NO. and P. R; Sugar; GranqIated do; Powdered do;
Crushed do; and c. Coffee do; Double refined Loaf sugar.
SPICES.
Cloves; Not%egs Ginger MScs Boz M1:saEd; Can dO
Boxes % RaisiHs; Layer do Cluster do seedIsss do
English Wanuts Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nus; LquOrice olive
Oil; Lemons and Oranges. -s-
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
Goldfish; Macnere Whitenah; Trout; Pickerel No. and
KonnSSRy Six Twist @ swess ct, oSSSRd % Ba%oTS s sp
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c. =
SOAP AND CAL DE- ES.
d sOP SF S S willie Sas SasH
Candles; Sperm do; Stearne do; Tallow do. - =
1anseed Sperm: Lard: sweet.
UN RIES.
Bedcords Painted Pas Tubs British Lust copperas;
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Madden; Candldw
Cordage; Indgo Pickles; Sardines; Capoca
caroni; Rice four Baskets Whip Lashes; Cream Tartar;
Flour Sulphur; otar; sapere; Batting Spruce Gum;
Backing; Glassware; Soneware; Papers Brooms Lines
Matches Powder Candes Saleran Sta rch; English splt
Pea Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Tof Wallets; Snui
Boxes Pens; Lead PsHcis Slates Slate Pencils: Mon
Handles; Faucets, &c.
VISIONS.
Flour; Bpckwheat Edo; Corn Meas Potatoes; vneRarS
Beams Dried Beef Lard; Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish;
Bue T9rnips Peas; cSrned Bee Cheese; Rice
Pickles. onon Beets; Tongues; Maple Molasses; do SUI
gar: Honey, &c. L. q
We shall keep assortment fresh full throughout
season, and solicit examn Aon from any disposed
purchase. ~
N B-Cash paid all Of country Produce or tak
in exchange Good, at re es which viii be sasctory
h. w. SMITH 90. /.
Ravenna, April 18th, KSsS. \ -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Law Notice.


WILLIAM A. REEVES, Sarah A. Reeves, and Lyman
w Reeves, will take notice that the 9Th day june
D. 1853, Lewis Austn their guardian filed against them
the Probate court of Portage county, Ohio peon the
ject and prayer thereof being to obtain authority
interest said ward being fifteenth part
of the following lands and tenements to wit:
The north half Of hundred land the side
of No. co. in the north division of lots township
Ravenna, in the county and state aforesaid.
Alo another lot of land in said lot No. bounded fol-
lows: Beginning at the of above described
acres thence lot line the
20 thence degree, chains and 10 links post
464 degrees of Cleveland Pittsburgh road
thence degrees 30 minutes chains and % Inks to
post thence to place ofbeginning, containing III
Also piece land in lot No 70 the township of rank
lin state and county aforesaid bounded follows: Begin
ming IN of said lott thence lot line 81 rods
thence 81 degrees 80 minutes W. to of 10
said lot decided by Nathaniel Austin Jonathan Stewart
thence along the line said
No. @ thence East along lot line to place of beginning
tanning of land Subject the dover Mary Austin
therein.
The petition will be for hearing the Office the Probate
judge Portage county, the oath day August A. D.
1853. RANNEY & TAYLOR,
6W-4I0 for
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Later from EurOpe--ArriVal of the
Steamer Asia.

New York, July 90.
The steamer Asia arrived last night at clever
O'Clock, being three days later news.
The eastern question remains precisely in stata
quo. There is nothing acthentic to change the
markets.
Captain Stringham's energy in reclaiming Co.'S
ia had prevented his being carried to Trieste
Captain s. having placed the Austrian brig under
the guns of the st. Louis. Interviews had taken
place between Mr. Marsh and Baron Bruck, and
matters will await orders from Vienna and Wash
ington.
Two more Austrian ships of war are sent to
Smyrna to watch the st. Louis. s
The India mail is telegraphed. The Burmese
refuse to sign away their land to the British.
There was no news from China.
The news from the west coast of Africa repre-
sent all as quiet.
RUssIA.-The news from the prineipalities and
Odessa are disheartening
The stagnation of trade is daily increasing.
A letter from Russian officer in the principal
tiles states that the army would pass the winter in
the principalities. The officers are sending for
their wives and families.
Mercantile advices from Vienna to the 18th
state that general conviction prevailed that the
Turkish question might be regarded as settled.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f2so, 900.
The steamer City of Glasgow arrived out on
Saturday.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Sale OfReaI EStato-

pY virtue wfitof vend to me directed and deliver
ID ed out of the Court of Common Pleas Portage county
Ohio shall expose to sale at public vendue,
OF the Court House in the town of Ravenna,
Saturday, the 9th day of August, 1853,
between the hours of O'Clock A. M and
Of said day. the following described lands and tenements
wit: "
Situate in the township of Nelson's and county Portage
state Of Ohio and known by being part of lot No
north line of said lot No. in the mill pond at the north
corner OF land formerly owned Edwin Atwood
lott thence running south the line of said land 96
to the centre of Silver Creek about south
where stands three hemoek trees; AZ degrees
east % rods thence north so degrees rods thence
north % degrees 6 rod thence south S5 degrees east
the centre of the highway thence degrees
Al to the center the creek thence
the creek north 40 degrees east 30 rods thence north 60
east 20 fods thence west the line
1885, rods to the place of beginning containing irtyeight
of land be the less excepting
land formerly sold Robert Scott including
with the land hereby conveyed. The lower grst mill
MILL and fulng MILL together with all the other buildings
standing thereon,
Taken in execution the property Elisha Garrett and
at the suit of Mary Phipot and al, admx of Wm Phlpo
deceased.
Appraisedat $4,000.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff,
and special Master in Chancery
Sheriff. Office Portage county,
August 25th, A. ID. 1853. 421
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

BosroN, July so.-The British steamship Ne
dea from Halifax arrived this morning, it is sup
posed with dispatches concerning the fishery
question. s
A desperate encounter took place last night
between the New Harbor police and the river
thieves, who have been boarding and robbing
vessels at the wharves. The robbers were seen
leaving vessel in boat and were pursued and
captured They afterwards escaped and were
recaptured after desperate encounter with fire.
arms. The robbers fred FIVE times, and the DO
lice returned the fire without effect. The rob-
bers were armed with 6 barrel revolvers. Each
robber had several gold watches which had been
stolen. Upon them was found the property stol-
en- from the brig Mary Wildsr on Tuesday night
when the Captainwas put to sleep with chloro.
form. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03
Horrible afEair--PrObableN Murder.

New HAVEN, July %.
At Waterbury last night. about half past ten
o'clock as young man named Miller, baker,
recently from New York, was passing home,
four Irishmen, named James Burns, John Swain,
John Kelly, and James Oxley, came out of shop,
and one of them ran against Miller, who said
something by way of remonstrance, when Burns
and Kelly threw him down and held him while
Kelly riped open his bowels.
Miller must soon die. His employer near
by, and with little hep.was able to secure Swain
and Burns. Oxley was taken at midnight, but is
said to have no hand in the affair. Kelly is still
at large, and "a reward of $50 is offered tor his
apprehension, The other three were committed
to Jail here to-day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

Now AND 5HEN.-T Thirty five years ago we
came to Ohio, and in SO doing passed through
what was then called the tsfour mile woods this
side of Buffalo. 1t then took an entire day, from
early dawn until after night, to pass this four mile
mudhole. In the excursion last week we passed
over the same ground in five minutes.
Thirty five years ago it took US forty-two days
to travel six hundred miles, and now the journey
is made in less than that many hours Irwnabuzl
Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-03

Our readers generally will bear in mind the
provision of the tax lax of winter before last es-
tablishing a State Bard of Equalization- Each
Senatorial districtig entitled to memberDf this
Board, to be chosen by the qualified voters of the
district, at the elsuing October election, and eve
ry sixth year thsreafter.
Ttmay not be amiss to recite the duties con-
nected with shis Office.
The members of the State Board of Equaliza-
ton shall meet Columbus on the first Monday of
November, 1863, and every sixth year thereafter.
Each member shall take an oath or affirmation,
that he win to the best of his knowledge and abi
ity, so far as the duty aevolves on him, eqUa1ize
the calaGtion Of real property among the several
counties and tosOas of the State according to the
rules presented in the tax law, which are as fol-
lows:
i lst They shall add to the aggregate valua-
ton of the real property of, every county which
they shall believe to be valued below its true
value in money, such per centum, in each case,
as will raise the same to its true value in money
I'd. They shalldeduct from the aggregate val
aation of the real property of every county which
they shall believe to be valued above its true val
le in money, such per centum, in each case, as
will reduce the same 10 its true value in money
z i'd If they shall believe that right and JUS
tice require the valuation of the real property of
any town or towns in any county, or of the real
property of such county not in towns, to berased,
or to be reduced, without raising or reducing the
other real property of such county, or without
raising reducing it in the same ratio, they may,
i'm every such case, add to, or take from the val
uation of any one or more of such towns, or of
property not in towns, such per centum as they
shall believe will raise or reduce the same to its
true value in money.
4th. They shall not reduce the aggregate val
se of all the real property of the State, returned
by the county auditors, more than ten millions OF
dollars.
9th. Said board shall keep full record of
their proceedings and orders