The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

seYcnkn DiSlrict- ~
The. tOxnzhip orMoOrefied shall constitute
The eighth District a.
The township Of nottingham shall cousdtate
The ninth District.
The township Of Stock shall constitute the
tenth District.
The township Of NOrih shall constitate the
eleventh District.
The township et Freeport shall constitute the
twelfth District.
The.lownship Of Washington shall constitute
the thirtecnth District
The township Of Franklin shall constitute
the fourteenth District.
The township Of Monroe shall constitute the
dteenih District,
June yth 1858. The Report Of the viewers
on Henry kceSey's alteration Of Road was read
the third time and said Road derlaTed pub
lie highway, and ordered 10 be recorded as such.
The Repor, OF the viewers appointed on the
alteration ofa Road pettioncd for by John Brin-
dey aud others was read the third time and
said Road declared public highway, and or
dered TO be recorded as such.
The Report of the viewers appointed on the
alteration Ofa Road petilioned for by John Brin
dley and others was read the third time and
declared public highway.
lie hCpbIt Oi liiS NlSMtlN NfpothANh WI WY
alteration of Road petitioned for by William
O. -leyee and eihers, was read the third tine and
declared public highway.
The commissioners authorized the Auditor TO
draw an OF der on the treasury ef said county in
favor OF Cyrus McNeeley for the sum Of IL ,l5
for taxes overpaid for the years 1868, '5i, 80;
Sc and 81.
The commissioners appointed viewers, who
with viewers appointed by the commissioners oil
Jefferson county, are to view and lay out a
county Road as petitioned for by jacob Cassel
and others.
The commissioners appropriated out of the
Surplus Bevenue Fund of said county, the sum
Of seventy five dollars to the Teachers lns,i-
utc, provided the Institute raise sum equal to
the half Of the above sum, to I've certified to by
the School Examiners of said county.
June 9th. 1858. The commissioners this
day made an examination Of the Books and
Vouchers in the Auditors Office, and the trea-
surel'S Receipts for money paid into treasury,
and find the following as the balance of said
funds to wit; State fund $3.50, County fund
S3oG2, 10. Infirmary fund S972 School
Land fund oyerpaid BOIL, Bridge fund 1873
CO, Z, State School fund 9S, 1872, Railroad fund
38O.52,5, Surplus Revenue fund 5,42, which
SttON5 d DdldHCS VI OICbi-AIJ NhIOii OuEhI WV
in the hands ofthe treasurer.
The commissioners call upon John Russell
treasurer of said county to count the funds in
the treasury, the said treasurer presented Re-
ccipt from the late treasurer calling for 62S6,
2l.9 which is in full for all claims against him
and the commissioners found sufficiency in the,
hands Of John Russell treasurer, to meet the
above amount in full.
ok IN bn tlnon1
upon their journal the receipt Of John Russell
treasurer, for the above balance due said funds.
June lOth 1858 The commissioners this
day made the following leyies for the year 1858,
to wit; For county purposes one mill on the
dollar on all taxable properly of the county.
For bridge purposes three tenths of one mill
on the dollar on all the taxable property Of the
county. For Infirmary purposes three-tenths
Of one mill on the dollar, on all the taxable prop
erty of said county
The commissioners ,uthorizrd the Auditor tc
draw an order on the treasurer Of said county
for 1908 in favor OF John Mclean, for paints
used in painting Jail.
The Directors OF the county Infrmary, the
Clerk Of the court, tie Sheriff. Prosecuting At
torney and Treasurer of said county presented
| t cir annual Reports and after examination by
| Salo commissioners Salu lekoltS nelo oluSl0e
/ to be recorded.
The auditor this day made report to TIN
commissioners eontang an exhibit of the sur
plus revenue fund belonging to Harrison county
with the names ofthe persons to whom loaned
and the total amount Of said fund belonging Il
caid county, amounting in all to lo,839,93.
The commissioners made sales ofthe buildin
Of bridges in said county, during the last yea
as follows, to-wit:
To johnson McMillen, building
| bridge in Monroe tp., at S $50
To Benz MFadden, building
bridge in Nottingham tp., at 1850
To James Huntsman, building
in Washington tip, at 5000
To Sylvester Campbell, building
bridge in Archer tp., at 1910
To Sheridan Busby, building
bridge in Rumley tp., at 800
To Slas Cramblett building
bridge in Franklin tp., at 700
June 11th, 1858. The commissioners gran
ted an order on the treasury in favor Of John I
Smith for 55, II in full orbil for repairing sher
iff'S house and Jail.
4 The commissioners ordered an order granite
! on the treasury to John Russell for 81 for servie
as treasurer from the 18th day Of April, 1858 I
the 9TH day fjune, 1858.
The ,mmssioners granted an order on tn
, treasury in favor K w. Kinsey for 344 90 au
d;tor's fees for the first quarter commencin
J March A. D. 1858.
The commissioners ordered the auditor
publish the receipts and expenditures for til
year 1858.
: Tbs commissioners order an order drawn
favor Of j p. johnson amounting to 25 as an a
lowance for service rendered as treasurer 0 sal
county.
! June 18th. The commissioners adiourne
sine die.
? Respectfully submitted.
Attest;
: e. w. KINsEY Clerk.
$ JACKSON CROSKEYl
,AGqb 4 T12}pGe,NRER GEeANREEfr'{ CONS
= auditors Office, Cadiz 0hio,l
July 2lst, 1858.
: The undersigned committee appointed by Il
e Judge Of the Court of Common Please of Ffa
rison county at the July term A. d. 1858
s investigate and examine the detailed report
!. writing OF the official transactions Of the con
! missioners Of said county, as above stated
: said court of Common Pleas, as required
Law, report that they have examined and eof
J pared the same, and find it to be correct
9 j r. HUNTER,
i N.A.HANNA,
JESSE IL. M'MATH,
1 s5 Pros HI
! THE PHI TRADE. Who could dream Of t
!. magnitude such an undertaking as the manufs
IA.