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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-24

ENALL, lS56.-Me are now In receipt Of
l. our new stock of Fall Goods. 1t com rises the
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak TRAININGS
we have yet offered, as also great variety Of new
and ee CANT styles of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Ysrns, Cotton and Worsted,
which we sell with small advance factory prices.
Also
Chldren's Wooden Hose, Sacks, Caters
La5ies' Opera Hoods Scarfs, etc
In presenting claims this season to the patron
age of our friends and the public, them,
that with increased facilities, have made such inn
provements in our stock that it il second to none
North or South in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases prices shall be LEAST AS Low
as the same goods are sold elsewhere.
HIRSCH L. BOTTCHER,
Sc 24-2m* 800 Brood at
mn EEhSCHAUli PIP Is 5 - Is o h IN a
lVl Pipes
Meerscheum Cigar Tubes
Amber do
Cigar Csses and Cigar Lighters
Best collection ever in Richmond just received at
~=5- CHARLES RICHARDSON'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
se 20-s American Hotel Building
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VIRGINIA REGALlA AND HAMMER
mANUFACTORY, Corner of Main and 9Th sts
Richmond, Va, R. McDONALD.---The subscriber
has hand superior assortment of Regalia for
the various ORDERS Masonic, Odd Fellows L. c. &c TO
which the attention of members respectfully in
vited.
Complete outfits for Lodges, Encampments and
Divisions furnished at short notice &C 20 --dNcIu
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~ 10 receipt of many very desirable Goods, suita-
o ~. tGe aso1, ss'y .9M ptlSss &c
Cloth and MORE Antique Dire Silks-Plsin strip'd
Plaid Brocsde, in colored and black Merinoes-Thi
be.s, Alpacas Bombazines, Mouslinss and Plaid Me-
rinoes; Shswls Of the newest styles Nantilla and
Bonnet velveta, in black and coored rich Black
MORE Antiques, In black and coored Silk Fiounced
Cloths all sizes; Napkin, Towels and Diapen; Kid
Gloves; French worked Collars and sleeves; En-
broidered Linen Camb. Hdkfs; Bands and Flouncine,
black and white heavy silk Hose Id
many other goods. too numerous to msntion We ia.
vite all our city and country friends to- sve as call
and see fer themselves. Remember uur NOTE
a"Quick sales and small profit /" S ls7f-s-.
J. MILLHIsER BRO ii
:. 4
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f'HrAP DHH GOOD s...A cGUeTUS
~ MAILERT would call the attention of purchas.
ers of Dry Goeds to his well selected stock in part
as follows; Black and Fancy silks; Msrnos; ALI acas
Plain and Fancy Mouslins; irish Linens; Wooen and
Cotton Hosiery; Black Silk Cravsts, Laees ano Edg.
lngs Ladies' Veste Corsets; Shawis Calcos; Shrtins
stripes; Black Silk Frnges; Black Moire Anti Iue
Trimmings; Hair 6rsceletts; Grape Shawls; hand.
some Counterpsnes; Cotton Fringes; Cambria Bands;
Black Lace Veils Table Cloths and Towelings Ru sja
and Cloth Coaks; Apron Checks; Bed Ticking z; Cas-
simeree; Corse;s; Vestings; Ln.eys; Bed and Negro
Blankets; bieached and uableached shirting and
be goods to be had cheap at
!. DC Ia A
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MISS TAZKWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
lvl STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND SrH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence on the frst day
of October, and close the first day ofJuly.
Miss Tazewel will be assisted by q gentleman
whose attachments and experience render him G con-
sired information will be communicated through cir
culars, which csn be obtained on application.
Terms payable semi-snnually in advance:
For board. YxU W
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ...... 20 90
Music and Drawing Professors fees.
n 21-lm. ~
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NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARDING
~ HOUSE KEEPERS.-We have now in store
about 200 Mattresses $50 Bedseads and Colts. Also
an extensive stock of Looking Glasses Dressing Ia
bles and Washstsnds suitable for furnishing cham
bcrs for the approaching Fair.
&C l6-15t LARUS L. SHINE.
nOG GETT q ANDERSON, UPHOL-
IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends and the public
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
ment they have had to offer in French and Anne,
lean Paper Hangings, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Osmask and neaine Curtain Goods Cornicea
bands and trimmings for Curtains Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds, with many other
articles in the line of business which will be sold
worked u o on the most reasonabe terms SO 29 SIN.
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EUODS FOX skhVANT,S CLOTHING.
~ We have IN store and shsll keep during the fall
and winter, good stock f34 and Fuiied Cloths;
heavy sattines; kerseys; Tweeds; Jeans; Plain Swiss
Oznaburgsi Heavy Shirtinss Plain Cottons large
stock of Blankets, White and Cord, all of the best
makes aud will be sold at low prices oI cash,
prompt customers. w. PERKINS CO.,
90 10 No. 14I Eagle Square.
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MONUMENTS, T0ABS, HEAD Plhs S,s 10
Housp and Atore Fronfs. Windo. and ~ ,on Rsi
me- r{rss Premium a. ardsa By the hssass
ssituts and AsriesltarAl 9esisty d vnoaaN
10 lo-ts
a Ua. ANDERSON ~ CO. nsye are vts
"A "a 70 No. iDt, uain st4cst uhsEs ~ nNs ssa
pared TO show thar usual stock o. = IS -
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AUTUmN Il kAsxLHIEzs III. ARR FALLING
1asap. ,is.vss srs hllins ssall a villsw sd the
DER psssSrs. meadow and the field, the rvsst and
i. ns sHns 1.-The - tv.. month. pa. Of those that
III. s,dow.d one and orphan child, they are lsft
broken hearted.
That joyous throps IT infants dear, whose troubles
Has caused the mothers heart to bleed, although
from pain released
Those autumn leaves falling stu in forrest and in
Are 70 their mind embedded there = ven q On JON
der tablet.
II friends all knew y well q the cause Of 20 much
sorrow,
They would their duty do to-dsy-not put il Of till
much sriet,
Can !. .eoo i. g sar.a; Il they try LEoHARDs IN.
~ Price 25 cents per bottle. To be had OF all
Drusssts and dealers in the State OF Virginia.
CAKTKK's sI.1NIsA MIXTUKK -The
~ Great Purifier Of The Blood tThe best altera.
tive known. af ~
Read the JfollosoinS Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK r. o. kan 1,. =, Co; ;o'
Messrs. WIN. 8. BEERS L. Co:
Dear SrsI was in the year of 1850, attacked with
the Scrofula was indeed, at one time given up. MY
neck was raw from one end to the other tired all
raj physicians All did good, until saw Carters
Spanish Mixture" spoken highly of By the news
papers got a few bottles, according to directions
the result IL that l am sound a. ever was
in fact feel better than ever did In my ife and
would recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
'-"' JOHN r. WALKER, p. M
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, and
DRUG gists generally au
IACKSON,S EXCELSIOR BITTEKS IL
peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which 10 produced BY
our ever varying climate In all forms Of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t one of the most
valuable remedies.
by Druggists generally. JeB
LSKOM ONE OF THE FIhST PHYSI.
Il CLANS IN VIRGINIA.
MoRGANTowN, VA, April l, 1856
Dr. I. Scott-Dear Sir: Having used your Lini-
ment in my own case and in my family. as well as
having prescribed it to others must bear testimony
to its decided superiority every other external
application in Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Psins IN
the Back and Joints and have recommended is In
one case of Bronchitis wherein its application acted
like a charm. feel happy to be able TO recommend
it from experience, and to tender to you my graft
tude for its wonderful effect on my breast.
Respectfully yours, &c.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
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=. rent Ter the past week, compared with
shose OF tne p'es q Oct 49, Oct. 90.
leSl go 90 e3i 960, 600
yaps.ss "a Ti.counts.. sa52se00 sass oao
Qoec go asa
4 MI due from other bnks. 2, 40I oSo 49, w
n"msss.. .... 1s 4Sg SO Il, $685. %
..,,rnistion ,............. 7e726oo 1901, 500
The imports Of foreign goods at the port Of Boston,
for the quarter endiae September Soth, 1856
follows
II Iu.,,e.n v.s,.is. e7l62oso
IL Tar.isn vasssIs 339al28
sr ro,., $40 s557i4
Vain. ~ CsnaSisn Foods. lla6, COS
Total. ............::.......elaHl zso
Increase, 1856. .............. pI,Iss,6sS
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- FOX KkNT-lnAKLBOKO former.
ly WALL STREET HOTEL-Ths properly
sA Il situated on 18th, between Main and Prsnihs
streets. has been recently enlarged and unasIssns
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There IL large bar
about thirty BY forty feet, psror Is BY 50 fse5s
dining room 50 by 40 feet . spacious kitchen With
large bake oven and extenaIve cooking nnSes oil re'
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms, csnysn.
enees for coal and wood, Is well supplied with water
In the kitchen, bar room and on the second noon
gas has been introduced into the house, and there
every convenience necessary for such an eraeisa'
ment.
Possession given immediately.
For terms apply to KENDALL 6hlSFiN
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MON. +. EMION, of Paris. offers his ser
lvl vices to the public teacher of the French
lsnguaga He will be happy to instruct private pu-
pils and to form classes for French conversation.
Men. e. was graduated at the Universte de France,
and has been several years engaged In In the
first Literary institutions in Louisiana.
Applications may be made at his residence on Broad
street Mrs. Pellets) s..-t- --yt.-t
REFERENCES,
M Louis Defau, President Louisiana College, NO
M. A Boyer, New Orleans.
M. J. Denegre
M Paul Arpin, Prot. of French Literature, N. Y.
NJ. Masseras editor Courier des Etats Upis, N. Y.
M. A. Bomsr, West Chester Pa. Sc x6-lm
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" tsrsa - = ~ ~ AL SAtlNGs BANK--CKar
es,g.. issSs-cspitai seoooo-Ths inst,tution ~
Per en- es e which interest psid & hs rate
msaiha, nd a. sens 81 remainins depoait sis
~ PAINE, Prsadsaf.
-h,. w y 6uNNER as--stss
nENhX w. QUA 4 i ~ ~,
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DEnsslTsiNI DEl1ONsTKATED.--MX-

-. II MVAhEN feep6ctfuIIy iEfQrma tho d.A-
VS. ana Gentiemen of Richmond and vicinity. that
~ su give infor nation in all the aairs relating 70
ms,. suen e Health Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
Law euits, Difficulties in Business All SAINT
oshsr and Death, and in respect 10 all
soacssp. s both past ana FUTURE asd all
firper ~ ~ ne Terms For Lsdiss Is cent? Gen.
.ne door Baker alley between 11ti spd 18th
a. all II, near the Old MARKET, Riehmond. We.
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Wool CARDIN1.


UyHH subscribers are now prepared to do
WOoI. ECARDNG, at Richner's Mills, on
Sunfish creek. TheirCA ARDS are entirely new;
As they have applied s TEAM to their ma
chinery. their customers need not fear any dis
appointment from low water. - 80 s !. !.
Their long experience IN the business, and
theft superior facilities enable them to an
nounce to all who bring wool clean, and free
from buFs, that they may depend on the - !.
7HsEoFEoIIs9.i
Wool will be received and rolls delive ed in
the shortest possible time, at Baker 4 Sinclair's
Woodsfeld; Vanlaw & Alexander's Jamestawn,
Frederic Cranes Lewisville. -.
prfcc Is cents per pound. The grease to
accompany the wool s5s - ss, -. :, ],
-s s-kF ISAAC i GEORGE RICHNER.
NJ Persons coming from dis
1N. tance shall, hereafter, posi-
lively have their rolls to take home with
them ~
sept. 10. 1856, S - asssss g .
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By rreasurer's percent. % 60 o
By proportion of printers fees. 26 0
BY proportion of taxes refunded by
county. ........-.... 29
Amount paid treasurer OF Adams tip. 5S 10
Amount paid treasurer of Benton tip. so 16 8
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 93 so 4
Amount paid treas,r of Franklin tp IS As
Amount paid treasurer of Green tp.. 81 20 s
Amount paid treas'r of Jackson tip. II
Amount paid treasurer of Malaga tp. 0G 8
Amount paid treasurer of Ohio tp. ~ 63 9
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tp. 1875 63 5
Amount paid treasurer of Salem tip. IL 50 3
Amount paid treasurer of Seneca tip. 3 al 0
Amount paid treasurer of Summit tip 10 50 3
Am mt paid treasurer of Sunsbury tp. 522 o5
Am'nt paid treas ref Switzerland tp. 107 65 3
Am mt paid treas'rof Washington tip. 1S 01 Z
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. SPECIAL ! FUNDS,

By Treasurer's per cent .t... 100 G3 Q
By proportion of printing delinquent Aea
list. A..s3.5 ..s....... 1000 2
By proportion of taxes refunded by
county. ft... ....!...,.,...s34s1s /
By amt paid treasurer of Adams tip. SS 73 s
By amt paid treasurer of Benton tip. l7s Sc 5
By amt paid treasurer of Bethel tp. SO SO
BY amt paid treasurer of Centre tip. CAB Sc
By amt paid treas'r of Franklin tp. 1042 80
BY amt paid treasurer of Green tip. 256 43 7
By amt paid treasurer of Jackson tp. ls3 IL 8
By amt paid treasurer of Malaga tp. 227 02
By amt paid treasurer of Ohio tp. 800 IL Q
By amt paid treasurer of Perry tp. 403 81
BY amt paid treasurer of Salem tp. 242 06
BY amt paid treasurero of Seneca tp. 332 "a
BY amt paid treasurer of Summit tip. 1856 Is :
By amt paid treas'r of Sunsbury tp. 230 60
By amt paid treas r of Switzerland tp. 457q03
| BY amt paid treasurer Of Wayne tp. 2o9s 80 I
S5474 "a
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A STATEMENT

OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
of Monroe County Ohio for the year commencing the
first Monday of June, A. d. 1856 and ending the first
Monday of june A. d. 1856 81 5f15sfzeagE III I<E 3
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TAUFFss MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
~ Of P1ttsburgh Pa, Wheellng, lVa.)
and Burlington. Iowa.
Founded a issO, anu iaeo,pa1aa ;,1' @srnstus ny ,na
B0.6RD of DIRECTORS.
Hon. Jxxss BucnAsAs, Hon. w. II. LownIK,
a VIZ. WILKES, - CHARLEs NAYLoR,
"a Mosxs HAnrroS, Gen. J.. X. MocRnKAD.
Facuitv at Pittsburgh
President. p. BCFF, Author Of aDutrs Book
ts.nnah uThe Western Steamboat Account
~. ra' 20 rrofss.or Of tle Prime iples and prac
.,ia'. sns - DO s,onb,s Entry bookkeeping, s-r,tt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EnrroR-Please announce the name Of
DANIEL PECK, Esq.,, as a candidate for the
Office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
of the secend subdivision of the Eighth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Ohio, at the
ensuing election; and oblige
Many Voters of Old Belmont.
Nh. EpIToR-Please announces the name of
CARLO C. Carroll, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas,of the Second Subdivision of the Eighth
Judicial Dist rict of the State of Ohio, at the
general election in October next and oblige
many voters OF Old Monroe.
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GA II u !.

- sssas5gzss 4a sssgf i
JOHN a. CLARKE, ]
r ATE ROBINSON& & CLARKE& j. A. CLARKE
IL & CO., Melo,leon buildings, directly oppo-
site the old stand, Main Street. Wheeling. Va,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dealer in Paints, Oils, yarnishes, Sash, Doors,
Window Glass, Looking Glasses,
"a Cement, Lime, Plaster 80
~ n Paris. &c. rs - s..Tsos s
4gent for the sale Of Eastern Paint -1fiizss
Bbls. of Linseed Oil, 10 Bbls of Tur-
pentine, Bills. Tanners Oil,
sel4 Bbls. of Sperm Oil, IS ae
10 Bbls. of No. and No Q Lard sOil,i
in store and for sale by s.s q ssss
JOHN A. CLARKE.
250 KEGS KEGS CINCINNATI LEAD, coSK7l !
by yNo. a. CLARKE.
4 Bbls. Alcohol (76 to 9s,) 10 Calcined plas-
Il ter, 10 Bbls. Spanish Whiting, Old and
Dry; Is Bbls. Cement FIRST rate article;
Bbls. Yellow Ochre; Bbls. lamp Black;
Cases Chrome Green; ~
500 lbs. Boston Red Lead, prime article;
Casks English ycnitian Red, in store and
for sale low by JNo.s a. CLARKE. :
VXTHEELINti WINDOW GLASS in any size
w and quantity. always on hand and for
sale by JN0-s 8. CLARKE. :
CASH--H. A. lIupBARDs nsakc and sizes on
y hand and for sale at Manufacturers prices,
by - s, INO. "A. CLARKE :
FTHERIAL OH, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ia would invite the attention Of consumers
OF the above to the fact that am selling a
superior article, at a much rcdneed price to
what it has been sold for in this place, hereto
fore. s,5sas JSO. a. CLARKE
EDAfNT .aND yAESISH BRBSHEso of all kinds
| i loo kegs French Zine. fnr sale low by & / 4
lsese's - JN0. a. CIaRKE. :.
/ nAINT, MILI.S---0. G. Harris make, the dif
i fereht sizes for sale low by ], sa,s. 80 !,
: S ss.s.5..ss mo. i. CLARKE, :
! .asle .afsz Agent for Manufacturers. s
Aug ust 5, 1s56.-ts. M IS ~ .rs.;s,. {.
/ Attachment Notice. g - :
D. S. MeNahon NOTICE is hereby giver
John Wiggins. on the 10Th day of July
1856, issued by Wilson Martin, justice Of TIL,
peace in and for Ohio township, MonIoe county
Ohio, against the goods, chattels nsoaeys anS
effects of John Wsssins, at the instance Of D
S. Nc Mahon. y ~ e 3
August II, ls4s- s.''14sa,ss : )
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road $14 0t
Paid Nathan HOLSTER for wood for
Paid SSaii Il. B. James taxes refunded 7 81 81
PaidT. Z. Davis boarding jury Of pro- ss,s,
bate court ot
Paid John Adams surveying Stallings
vacation go :; -, saz- W
Paid same, Salem tip. supply road 0t
Paid same, Fishers county road IS 81
Paid same, Stephens road 0t
Paid treasurer of Seneca township
special tax in. county funds 2e .:
Paid N. Hoe8er repairs to county fur s.
niture 3 81
Paid John Steed for boarding jury i'll !.
| eof Diehl VS.. briggs - -..53 OF
rectors Of Infrniafy 'e'z 90 s,
Paid VIM. Read cleaning court house ! o.
Paid John Okey superintendent of
county Inhrmary 2s2 q
Paid Fred. Koelller per order of Direc-
tors Of Infrmary 4s A
Paid John Kerr per order of Directors
tors of Infrmary AZ 8
Paid Mann Smith supporting out
f. door paupers so o.
postage "a -sasTt-e,r, ~ 2 e0'
S. Horkheimer clothing for Luz
| natics 10 A
tax on lot in Malaga for Fund
/ Commissioners 4ssS@2 LIS z-sEs q
! John Adams surveying Adams
township supply road 4 O.
James Buchanan taxes refunded 5 3
-" J. B. Noll for copying contract ~
and specifications of lnfrmary
for use of Attorneys for county 2 g
William Henthorn per order of q
/ Directors of Inirmary 5 o.
/ !" Treasurer's per cent. on co. tax lit o.
1 Treasurer's per cent, on ferry
and tavern license -&1 s.
/" Treasurer's per cent. on money
collected on day book IS q
!" Treasurer's per cent. on surplus
revenue -s& 2 S
/" Treasurer's per cent, on school
4 funds received from state over ext
/ the amount collected for state
! purposes for 2 years lit Z
i" Amount of interest paid state
on surplus revenue 1855 l
/ j" Office rent for Treasurers Office 20 o.
! :" Fuel and stationary for Treasur- =
4 ers office 90 o
4 :" Amount of interest paid on bor-
rowed money 81 :
" Amount of notes not collected
remaining in the treasury 604 5
Out standing orders redeemed 40G q
Balance in Treasury at June settle
ment Z
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VXTHEELING WINDOW GLASS in any size
w and quantity. always on hand and fol
sale by JN0-s 4. CLARKE.
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aCHOOT,

To balance remaining in the Treas
ury last year. 1,o77 AZ
Amount of State Common School
received from state. 1859 "A :
Amount of interest on Section l6
collseted by Treasurer. 952 Us
Amount of Township School tax
collected on duplicate. ........ 2,9ll sc
To proportion from show license AZ 90
s2l. .44s 81
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Amount paid Treas'r of Adams tip. S706 1G s
Amount paid treas'r of Benton tip. 1887 95 5
Amount paid treasurer of Bethel tip. 726 94 6
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 2409 A 2
Am mt paid treasurer of fFranklintp. 1896 SIS 0
Amount paid treasurer of Green tip. GAG 35 4
Am'nt paid treasurer of Jackson tp. 1102 80 2
Am'nt paid treasurer of Malaga tip. 1447 68 s.
Amount paid treasurer of Ohio tp. 1902 81 Q
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tp. s23 sc 0
Amount paid treasurer of Salem tip. 1915 05 0
Ami paid treasurer of Seneca tp. 1853 81 2
AM mt paid treasurer of Summit tip. 961 70 0
mint paid treas'r of Sunsbury tip. 1858 Sc
Am'nt paid treas'r of Switzerland tip. 1925 "A 5
Am'nt paid treas'r of Washington tip. 979 As 8
Amount paid treasurer of Wayne tip. 1O2t T2 0
By proportion of taxes refunded
by county. SO1 4
By Trsasurer's fees on balance of
school fund. nd........... 81 % 4
Treasurer's fees on township school -
fund 81 IS O
BY Treasurer's fees on show license 2 II
By proportion of printing delin-
quent list ............. 10 10 o
Balance remaining in the treasury S522 81 0
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BY amount over paid last year. IS
BY Treasurer's per cent. 49,. AS "a 0
BY proportion of printing delinquent
Observation-Disclosures. list SIS 0
By proportion of taxes refunded by
county ... ~ 0
Amount paid treasurer of Adams tp. l29 3S
Amount paid treasurer of Benton tip. l42 80 2
Amount paid treasurer of Bethel tp. SO 10 4
Amount paid treasurer of Centre tip. 25S OF Z
Am'nt paid treasurer of Franklin tip. l33 O5
Amount paid treasurer of Green tip. $50 ~ 8
Am'nt paid treasurer of jackson tip. l53 So 6
Amount paid treasurer of Malaga tp. l94 2l
Amount paid treasurer Of Ohio tip. 137 IL z
Amount paid treasurer of Perry tip. $50 81
Amount paid treasurer of Salem tp. 232 81
Amount paid treasurer of Seneca tip. s4 73 {
Amount paid treasurer Of Summit tip. 122 81
Am'nt paid treasurer of Sunsbury tip. 800 Is
Am'nt paid treasurer rofSwitzerlandtp tp.l6S OF
Am'nt paid treas'r of Washington tp "a 81
Amount paid treasurer of Wayne tip. 56 15
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Pail Stenheu IenthorIl fees as Come
,,,;ss;nnar rs $3.50 ,s1 sa6 90 O
p.;a J.oo,, TscI,nnat foassas rnm
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y ArpIToR's s UFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, o..
August 81, 1856.
7 HEREBY certify that the above statement
j fthe Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe
Comfy, Ohio, for the year commencing on the
first Monday of June, A. D. 1855, and ending
on the first. Monday of Jnne, A. o. 1856, is cor
rect, and that the indebtedness of the County,
is truly set forth as appears upon the records in
this Office. JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
49, Aud. III. C.. O..