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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the currogaCS
If the Comfy of notice IL hereby eiven n
HAVING against PATRICK ROCHE hschanith
s, Of the City Of NewYok deceased TO prsssns ne ssms
win rohers thereof the subscriber the once Of Jses
W White No 81 Liberty tbs City New York on o. pc
fore the frS day Of May nexDeted View the 40 d~y
OF October, 1850 WILLIAM fOWEh, Aenannusaof'
o.g lavGulM
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N PURSUANCE OF An 0ruef OF INC buFfvBS3
of the County of New-York, notice y hereby gwen y sn
ding claims against JAMES LITTLE late VI Bosn-
ervle EewJersey deceased, TO present the same, With
subscriber at the once Of John Dun
ham Fast l3hs In the City Of Now Yok % bsfrs
tho eleventh day Of June nextDsed New York the eighth
day Of December, u6. DAVID DUNLAP,
do law6mM k1eoesos
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A S ! G N E E 's l. 4,
N Continued ONE WEEK LONGER.
The Stock Of Dry Goods m store,
No 279 Grsndst
silks. RHAWLS, MEpTNOS,
PARIMFTTAa PLAIDs DE LANES. CALIOOES,
FLANNFLs. CAssIMEREs SATINEr3,
sPTRTING. LINENS, TABLE DANAsK. NAPKINS.
NARsFILLES QUILTS. BAREGFs PpINr 20 MUSLINS,
LAWNS, GrsGHAMS ard DOMESTIC GOODS.
Also, EMBROIDEaIES AID HOSIERY
All 70 Re sold o. sscr Zee.
ThOse who IMMEDIATELY viii secure bargains, a.
will he sold Bv order ofthe A rRBee.
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IN PURSUANCE OF On order OF the cvrrogate 81
i the County Of New Yort nces hereby tyss e ~ pr
OF The CITY Of FewYort widow deessed present the
with vouchers thereof the ssbsenber he 0acs No
July ner-Daed EswYert he sh day Of Jsssasy, lsss
III law emMs ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator.
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OCEAN Cleaners, Sc.

Tor SAN JUAN DE NICARAUGUA.-The
IL new and splendh steamship ORIZABA, L. L. Tinkie-
psu,h will be DISPATCHED above from pier foot
Of Beach North River TUESDAY, April 9, at p M
f0' ".sA' " pCHHS a WHITNEY, No. Bowling green.
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Eeaal Notices.

The County Of New. York notice Is hereby given TO ell PR
sons having claims sgnnst ABNER l.. sLOCuM late 81 NE
Civ OF present the same win v2eesess
thereof TO the subscribers ct the Office Of William a. Saocsn
No South street. in the City Of New YoIh on essoe
The twenty eighth day of July nextDsted Newton, NE
18th day Of January, 1850 Groom,
CHARLES ii. HUGHB, Executors
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

IS The friends of s. G.. ". DILL respect
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election.
cB;' The fricnls of ". w. GRIFFIN respect
fully announce him n candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. May 7, 1856.
CS" The friends Of NIMROD McCORD re-.
spectfullv announce him rs u Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election.
cB. The friends of Capt. s. a. HoDGEs res
pecttully announce him as a candidate for Tux
Collector at the ensuing election.
eH- The friends of Jomx r. WILSON respect-
fully announce him rs a candidate for IaE Cok-
teetor Of Abbcvillc district ut the ensuing clec
ton.
70" WE are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES Moore rs n candidate for reelection as
Tar Collector of Abbcvilc District, at the cI-
suing election.
tB- The friends of JAMES NJ. VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as u candidate for
1an Collector of Abbcvillc District Mt the en-.
suing election.
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ABBEVILLE MALE
A(a0en(u>

Al X. y. {. ELDER having been elected
4'l Principal of the Abbevillc Male Acadc
eInv, Will commence the exercises of the School
"nthc lst Monday in January next. The gov
crnm"nt of the School Il he rigid The NOR
ais and general drp"rtnncnt of the Students
VIII ut all times receive special attention.
Students will lie prepared to enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Glass Of the south Carolina
College and the greatest care given To their
preparation.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into two
TERMS. The first will commence ON the lst
Monday in january, and continue for twenty
eight weeks: the second will begin on the III
Monday in September, and continue twelve
weeks
The Tuition Of each Class will be for the
lst Class: Reading Writing, lst ScS ID Scs
Spelling, and Primary &c
ographv. Sll 90 J 6 90
2d Class The above with
Geography, History, a.
rithmctic, English Cram
mar, and exercises in Eli
glisl Composition, 90 co o 90
3d Class: The above with
nll the advanced English
Branches -; 90 10 90
ith Glass: The above with
Latin and Greek, 2S On IL nu
boarding can b. obtained in desirable fami
lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Vii
lag" or country Hear the Aca,l",mv
Although it is of the greatest import aucc that
all the pupils SHOULD l,r present ai tl,,. "lcnin-
of the Session, still th" V may IL" received mt
any time durim" the term. STUDENTS will he
charged from the time they enter n,il the close
"f the Session, unless special arrangements are
made to the contrary.
a. c. ELDER. A. T..
December 2n, 1853. :;3.ly
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Joiner and Cabinet ShoD.
NEXT DOOR T" THE PRESS OFFICE,

SENT DOOR To THE PRESS OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. c.,
TNlE undersigned, thankful for .-,
l. past favors, and ever ready EEiFEz9f
to serve Il generous public, may q 10
be ut all times found at his Shop in the East
ern corner Of Christian & Dealc's Coach Fac
tory, where lie is prepared to make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES.
dc, dc.
will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES and repair fur
niturc dc.
will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFFlNS Of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, oil of which
will deliver to any point in the district free
Of charge with henrse or upon railroad if de.
sired in direction
All work done warranted rs good as the best
and cheap according. Ten per cent off for
cash on all work done by me.
in the incorporation. G. G. BOWERS.
June 30, 1855. IF
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HODGES, DEPOT.

TlIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS & SMITH
L was dissolved the first Of October,
1891. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
VIII come forward and settle by cash or note
as We are anxious to close our old business
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business ut Hodges. and at Long
Cane, anil hv the first "f April will have fine.
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York aud Bn!-
tiin"rr, which We respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profts-
Come and sec and he Your own Judge. We
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our G""ls and prices will please you.
Very respectfully
ROBERTS l. ADAMS
Hodges, =. G., March ~, 1856 Al If
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Head Quarters,
Sixth Regiment s. G. Militia,
MARCH, Is lSIt
MARCH, Is, 1876,

MARCH Is, 1876.
ORDER 40. -.
fNlE tpp"r and Lower Bat.aliuuS. co,upri.
l. sing the Sixth Regiment South Carolina
Militia, Will Parade for Drill and Review ut
their respective Parade Grounds, viz:
The Upper battalion ut brakes Old Field.
on Saturday, the sd of May next;
The Lower battalion ut Chalk Level, on
Saturday, the 10th of May.
The Officers, commissioned an.l non n-commis.
stoned, will attcfI'l the day previous for drill
and instruction.
Captains c"mrnln'lin- Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective com.
manls.
The J"caSsc Band will attend ut brakes on
tn" ;'i. and the "kc<lury Band at Chalk Level
on the 10th "f May, by lo O'clock Il, M,
Lieut.. Col. tIinkscalrs is charged with the
extension of this Order in the Upper Battalion:
and, in the absence of Mai j. Hodges, Capt J. ".
Fosl,cc with its extension in the Lower Bat
TALON.
by order Of Col. Il. j. R"EEErS.
:, j. j. ADAMS, AdIt.
Mar Il III tom
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New French Fashionable
ThILORTNCi,
By NJ. BREN, Abbeville G, II.

INll. subscriber continues his business, in all
l. its branches, next tothe Abhcvilc Hotel
where he is prepared t" do any work in his
line, in the best and must fashionable manner
lie guarantees all work turned out of his
shop I" mt III the most uncNccpiionnblc man
nrr Also. for fitting BOYS and Children :
Clothes he respectfully solicits fair trial. us he
is confident of success.
Preference invariably given to cash custom
crS.
Fashionable Emhr"dcring done on BOYS
and t'hildrcn's clothes, and all other sorts of
work.
All work promptly attended, to.
March l3 1856 - If
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Eighth Regiment S. C.M.


ORDEE No
1HlE Lower and Upper Buttalons, compos.
ing the Eight Regiment of Infantry, 8.
{. Militia, will Parade for Drill and Review at
their respective Parade Grounds at 10 o'clock
~ NJ, on the following days:
The Upper Battalion Mt McCuw's Old Field,
on Saturday the 10th Of April
The Lower battalion at Bradley's Old Field,
on Saturday the I'D of May.
Commissioned and dnon-cnmmissioned Officers
will attend at each place the day previous, for
Drill and Inspection:
Maj. ". NJ. Rogers and Capt. J. II. Cunning
ham will extend this order throughout their
respective commands.
Officers of the Line and Staff are required
to appear III full Uniform.
AlSn, the Captains of Companies will order
the Pioneers Of their respective Beats to ap-
pear ut 10 o'clock y: NJ, on the days of Drill
l;v order of Col ii. III. IIArrEE.
j. G. WILSON, Adjt
April 9, 1856. 4S 1t
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y 0 L | E /;

JNllE Subscriber, wishing to remove t" Gcur-
l. gia, offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
containin. Five Hundred and Sixiv-six Acres,
about "nc-half i'll the woods, lying on corn;l-
ere Creek, rs good ul'lanI .\bbcvillc Dis
trict affords. Those wiShn. tn purchase would
do well t." look at it before buying elsewhere.
1t is situated two and half miles below Stn.
ney Point residence immediately on the main
road leading to Hamburg The place is very
Well improved, with sctt of large Stables,
new house. together with
A Good Tan-Ylrd.
Any one wishing (" embark in that business,
would do well to secure the lucatinn is there is
no better in the District, it is supported by n
lar@" run of custorn. lie has il good and cNpc-
ricnccd Tanner he would SELL and also Il large
stock of Leather in the vatS Call +non.
Possession would be given next winter.
W. u. CALHOUN.
March :, 1856 :,m
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
1856. 1856.
Gil f p ID 7 GOODS
For Spring.
BRO DOM G. ORRELL,

S1S hIoGNG SIreaI. AIIEkIS1sl. 46:l
IJA\.E Ju.t o,,o,,.I .nuI|,. cT,C,y
III ST>pJEAHn E,vtr NV rnnnS
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9,mn,,r ,,r i:.,,'1. Vs., ;r,.;t1 .;;,'i ,"'.n ,i',
a. = ~ '' l'''''"'"' ~
Plain IN; ,mJ E,,rr n,..s, SILK.
S,liu S,,irc.j anil H. rr;,,,l y,
pEt:LS '
R;cb silk ErEX,1nvl:: , .,: m.
vjSSI.rS """ ''"''' ''''i
Fr. Printed t:ITATJ1E. or,1 r,rE,,, H..
INNES '''''' ''''''''' ''''
Rich Grrnadinc, rrrr~c and .1ncone. FLOW.
ERRED ROBES
Fr. Printed ORGANIZES. MuSLINS and
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Committed.

THO the Jail at Abbevile Court House q
L on Wednesday the latl, February, a
she belongs to Sherard BarEsdale, Of this m.
tfict. ~ -''s
Said Negro is about four feet six ine1ss b;ob.
supposed to be. some sixty or seventy years
The owner is requested to come toward prove
property, pay charges and take her awav.
~, Is. j. COCHRAN, Jaiior
ECU. 2o' 1856. f2 II
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hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &c.,
-1t the Sign Of tie Goiaen .lnyl,
COLUMBIA. Sc
TIE Subscribers have now
on hand M extensive assurt-

A
go on hand IN extensive assort- "a
~ mcnt of Goods in their line, which
they are selling ut the lowest market prices for
Cash, and t" which they respectfully call the
attention of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part us follows viz:
Bar Iron. Hoop Sheet, Band, Oval, Round and
Square Iron;
Cast. German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel.
lows, Vices, dc;
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Irons, Nails.
Wagon Boxes. P"t-Wurc;
Bench and Moulding Planes Chiscls Augcrs,
Files. l;oring Machines;
M"rtlc: Machines, l.ahcs, saws, Bench Screws,
Hinges. Screws;
Locks, bolts, i.atcl,cs. Axes, Hoes Plough
MnulLs, AIDES;
AHles, Springs, EnaInelc.l and Patcut Lrathers
Puints Narnishrs;
Window Glass, Spirits Turrentnc, Putty, Paint
brushes;
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn nn,l Cob
Mills, Leather H-lting;
Lime Plaster, Cement, Gunpowier Shot,
Lead. de-, DE.
Those i'll want of Goods in the ITarLwar.
line, will find it to their interest to give us a
call before making their purchases.
FISHER ~ AGNEW 4 CO.
Feb ID, lS'i IL tiul
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N e w TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE C. II,

AT ABBEVILLE c. II.
TI1IE Undersigned respectfully informs the
trict that he has opened o shop for the purpose
Of carrying on the
Tailoring Business
on his own account. He will receive orders
from town and country thankfully. and will
spare no pains in endcavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality Of his work and
prices. BY strict attention to business and d.
bility to do good work, he hopes to secure q.
share Of patronage.
w Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the "Marslall House. 20
Nov. 0, 1855 7m] FREDERICK IVES. 4
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ESTRAY MULE.

WILLIAM A. MOORE, living Is
w near this place, tolls before IN.
me light sorrel Horse MULE of medium s;zc.
supposed to be about twenty years old, and
Der, John G. c. Allen and John IT, Connor. Al
ten dollars s. Z. GRAYDON, ~
.. Magistfate.
Cokcsbury, March II, 1856 4e;Hs !,
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The State of South Carolina,

1bberiifc District.-In Equity.
MILDRED ". WIDEMAN. by next friend vs. W.
II. WInEMAS, NJ. y. McCAsLAN, ESQ, and AMELIA
DowTIN, Exix.
Bill for Settlement on Wife.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Il. II. Wideman, one of the Defendants resides
without the limits of this State: On motion by
THOMSON FAIR, Complainants Solicitors, order
cd that the said William II. Wideman, plead,
answer or demur to this Bill, within three
months from the publication of this order, or
Judgment Pro Confcsso will be taken against
him. W. H. PARKER. CEAD
Commissioners Office, Feb 10, 1856 42-3m
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

eHoOd News to those i'm Want O Cheap and FASH
ionabic GoOds!!!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT NO. / GRANITE ROW!!?
New $torrlt 3(ru Q5oo0s ! !
NJ. ISRAEL & BRUISED,
L opening splendid S ~ ' S
No. 4, Granite Row, next to the Drug Store,
a cnir news of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which, the ever ,,,u.ht
Cash. G n great i t % ~ % ] "%r* s M in Ssr @ & York .'"''
AsTONHsHH RATEs...
particularly .xumn. our t.us. anil n, , ~,
Colored and Black Muslns Lawns, Bareges Cacoe and
Ginghans,
which Il
'i ' c7SHj 7SH M rHTHH; ] W nIx sss @
SILK MANTILLAs
of Mason IXon' Line! 's '''s"' '"H Sde
Dnnets Ribbons Silks Wells La Artifcia Trimmings Ruhes
Boblnet and Musketo Netting,
We iaSr %T ra y Isnsru i a'n thu. "n"%' i , fail Fl ~.r:
sscad!-asladc Gletns for Gents, Bows and YcutIs
We " inc cs,"rkm ~ 1'S ""' l'''S I" S"" "!
Incn-h"son shirts Cravat Stocks. Ncck
ties, Silk Pocket Ha"d> nd Gents, Fur
Goods
clranI,v very reasonable! our sa. assortment in
a caps Boots Shoes Cutlery Tinware Hardware Instruments
Pertumery, and Yankee Notions,
sold 10y extremely pix,. ~' "'" VIII "'
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpct-bags andv valiscs
HMET1: GOODS Stripes ri
We prices dealings pr.np and
"i u ",i"" to all and strict n"y rr"n"ss @
vn .x ,s,s New store Nc" 1 Granite Row. AIhs,lec
=" :wi~~a;r r%r~y,r. copy four times Il
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Blacksmith Tools.
FrcsI, COnfectio.,eries.

EHREsil isAlS!AT, / and ] Boxes-Candy
~ 3 sstrawDerry, Raspberry, Pine Apples, Jef.
and Brandy Fruits unusual all low. and for
.sle ly III KERR
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JEFFERS & COTHRANS,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Crnfr0t Ij'hort,
Charleston, s. G.
DEG leave to inform their friends, and the
- public generally, that they still continue
the above business, and will devote their uttcn-
tiun to the sale of
Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &c.,
and the purchase of Goods Family Supplies
for Planters dc.
Having determined to confnc themselves cr-
ef"sircty to a Commission business, they hope
TO merit and receive full share of patronage
HENRY /. JEFFERS,
WADE $. COTIlRAN,
JOHN COTIIRAN
January 90, 1856 80 4m
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Estate of John Clay, Decd.

SETTLEMENT.
TNlIE kindred and creditors. and all parties
Il concerned are hereby notified, that y
final Settlement of the above Estate will be
made in the Court of Ordinary for Abbevillc
District. on Tuesday the 18th of May next.
All persons having claims against the Estate
must present them to tho Administrator, before
that time, and tho Distributes are notified
that the Administrator will not consider him.
self account bio for Interest afterwards.
JAMES L. McCELVY, Admir-.
February 13, 1856 8m
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IRISU POTATOES.

RISu POTATOES. a
S0 Bbls. best Northern Yellow Pink.Eyc
cV Irish Potatoes on hand and for sale nt
Cost for Cash, by II. s. KERR. !,
March ls, 1855 16.St
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ORIENT CHAPTER 8, r. A. NJ,
COKEsBURY,

"1LL meet on the Fourth Monday of cve-
w ry month; also, on the Friday in Feb
ruary, April, June, August October, Decern-
ber, ats p. N.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08

and no money shall be paid, for any services
rendered by any county comm isslo oner, or
any expenses incurred by him, other than
his compensation allowed by law, until the
same shall have been examined by the
prosecuting attorney Of the county, cer'i-
fed by him to be correct, and allowed by
the court of common pleas.
SECTION s. No claims against the coun-
ty sh oil be paid, otherwise than upon the
allowance of the county commissioners, up
on the warrant of the county auditor, except
in those cases in which the amount due is
fixed by law, or is authorized to be fixed by
some other person or tribunal, in which ca
ses, the same shall be paid upon the war
iant of the county auditor, upon the proper
certificate Of the person or tribunal allowing
the same; Provided, that no public money
shall be disbursed by the county commits
sioners or any Of them, but the same shall
be disbursed by the county treasurer upon
the warrant Of the county auditor, specifying
the name of the party entitled to the same,
on what account, and upon whose allow
ance, ifnot fixed by law.
SECTION 10. This act to take effect
and be in force, from and after its passage;
Provided Sections /, 5, 6, and 8, shall only
apply to such counties as at the taking of
the Federal Census ofthe year 1850, con-
tanned population greater than one hundred
thousand inhabitants.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April 8, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-08

which by law the county treasury is located,
whether for township purposes, school pur-
poses, or the purposes of municipal corpora
tions, also all funds of every kind which
shall be paid into the county treasury, and
are applicable to any such purpose within
the limits of aforesaid township: Provided,
That this section shall not apply to taxes
levied for State purposes.
SECTION Q. The said taxes, thus re-
tanned by said county treasurer, shall be DIS
bursed by him as follows:
The taxes collected under the levy made
by the township trustees, for oil purposes,
shall be paid out on the order Of the said
trustees, or any two of them.
The taxes collected under the levy made
by the council of any municipal corporation
within said township, shall be paid out on
the order of such person or persons, as may
be appointed by the council of said corpo-
ration.
The taxes collected under levy, made by
the township board of education, organized
under the "act for the reorganization, SUPER
vision and maintenance of common schools"
passed March ID, 1853, shall be paid out on
the order of such person or persons, as said
board of education may prescribe.
The taxes collected under levy, made
by q board of education, organized under the
"act for the support and better regulation of
common schools in the town of Akron"
passed February s, l847, and the acts amen
datory thereof, or under the "act for the bet
ter regulation of common schools in towns
and cities, &C." passed February 81, lS49,
and the acts dmendatory thereof, shall be
paid out on the written order of the Presi-
dent of said board, countersigned by the Sec.
retary Of the same.
SECTION 3. That said county treasurer
shall settle and account with the severa
boards of township trustees and Of education
and with the council of municipal corpora
ton herein named, as often as is or may bC
provided for the settlement of the treas
urers of township and municipal corporations
respectively.
SECTION 4. That hereafter there shal
not be elected within the limits of the town
ship, in which by law the Office Of the coun'
ty treasurer is located, any township treas
urer, nor any treasurer of municipal cor.
poration, and no person shall be allowed any
compensation for the disbursements of the
taxes herein required to be disbursed by
said county treasurer Provided, That
the provisions of this section shall not apply
to municipal corporations, in which the tax
es of such corporation are collected by its
treasurer.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
~, &c
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 9th, 1856.
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