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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
ATTACHMENT.


NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed ENeoutriX
OF the last will and testament Of John Henry
late OF Montgomery county, deed.
CHTHARlNE HEINCKE,
AuEl-3wW ExeeutriX.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati
RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AhhANdEMEhT,
. lH-The Mail Train leaves the 9th st.
O1 ~ Depot at $40, at Urbana, 1000, connects
with train for Columbus, and at Clyde with train
for Cleveland and the East also with trains for To-
ledo, Detroit and Chicago
lS-SECOND TRAIN - Cleveland
y Express, by way of Springfield and Del
aware, and all Eastern points.
II 90-THlRD TRAIN-Night Express
d3oO arrives at Sandusky at l. 10, connecting with
trains for Cleveland and the East.
mh2-tt JOHN II. HUDSON, Sup't.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11

A n the Buffalo Private Hosptal--Eelab-
"A lished for the cure Of syphilis, Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret inlrmitiea OF Youth and Matu-
rity BY On. AMOS \ SON. Buifaio, N. ". ONCE,
corner OF Main and Quaystreetai (up stairs.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
New Counterfeit,

HENRY A. WISE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
FIRES.

FIRE IL cARNIyE sTREET-sUsPICIoS or ARSON.
Between II and o'clock on Thursday morning,
fire broke out in the lower part of the building No. 10
Carrine street, occupied by Philo Low as grocery
store, and before the fremen could extinguish the
flames the stock and fixtures nearly destroyed.
Insured 81 600 stock and 500 on fixtures, IN the
Hamilton Insurance COMPANY. From various ciroun-
s'auces iha have trsnspiret il seemed apparent that
the fire was the work of an incendiay and at the IN.
stance Of Fire Marshal Baker, Mr.. Low, man named
Simon Bolivar, and two clerks, were apprehended on
suspicion and detained for examination. The loss VIII
rot exceed $500.
FIRE IL BROADWAY.
The alarm in the Eighth District, at o'clock on
Wedr esday morning, WAS occasioned by the burning
of some packing around q steam.ergine In vault I'D
front of No. 40 Broadway. No damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

Sb., & b. G-oers yr.pAr,d -s,eh pPed
70 .sh III r.pal financial eo1di;i II the Corporation AZ
that . In eroscs-no- Of he srr. sccumun u ciifns
rquni s.ntou and the eono,on oeA,ond BY he en.sa
,ts ..ru. AZ. be pt made Tie tinF % BE- occupied and
various o.her rau,s. very thorough sAAmiraon Of The Old
ecss has thus far be.n yrrvrntsd
81 b.,. va. procured and opensd the 10, Of
January asst and such balances ;h- OH have been III
yss.:.d found 10 BE- have been duly tsn.erred
TIE pn adopt-a is 20 enter in he journal The General
Ledger 20 TIE er-6 II an Aocoun. entitled Old Boots al
e he CorpoAton; ard 70 debit the same seouni
al abii-. -r.an-o and brough fr~srd 10 tAs wsY
whatever de6Ssncy RAY exist, sill Ultimately appear BY me
basnc. the d-h. of Os Books. account No reliable -,
a- be his the extent Of re tehceey
Supposed ex: the CT assets 20 NEE; The aors o.
ID. Cor. ratior.
The work investigating he viii be posecutso IS
"a, 8. p.bl. ard ~ e.ut will from time, be com
n4suicA ID 90 The Common Council
Rep ctfaly submitted, ROST. I. HANs, loutro4ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
" Mr.. JoHs CLARK"

TRE STORM YEsTERDAY-A DELUGE o. FRoGs.-
The maximum hest during the last week was thought
TO be greater for the number Of consecutive days than
ever before experienced in the city Of Cincinnati. ~
Intense had il become that frus on the trees IN the
vicinity Of the city, and in the stalls on the streets,
were baked thoroughly TO have suited the most
iTco1igibe epicure. Tomatoes were roasted on tho
vines while the in the fields in the country was
shriveed up until il gave little evidence Of alilment
Of the scrptural promise. =,
The unfortunate denizen of our city. az he would
creep along the blazing walls seeking 10 keep h head
in the shade of umbrella, looked az though he was
in that savory condition which most gaddens the pal
ate Of the Feejee lovers Of long-poTk.
Nature could stand il no longer, and on yesterday
about clock in the afternoon, genuine rain clouds
darkened the heavens, and poured freely Of heir Ii
quid treasure upon the parched earth, which in
simultaneously drank it up.
After the shower even thing looked fresh and green
sgan-na,uie all round smiled her gladdest Smiles
praising God in the faness If her joy.
But With the rain came the wind in frolic, which
played cad havoc with signs rickety shutters and
sbrubbery in the city and with and trees in the
country. A good deal Of mischief happened which Is
not important enough 10 detail
The German citizens over the Rhine, we are in
formed, startled by seeing great quantities OF
frogs fall with the rain. IL was a phenomenon With
which they unacqnAinted and caused some 81 the
most supe.titous TO quake with fear and 10 attribute
this visitation 10 the present condition Of Aa.tna This
singular circumstance witnessed by citizens OF IN
doubted veraciiy. Cincinnati Gazette, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
AN ACCIDENT on TIE STEINER
PUL TON.
4 Private Later Communicated fo' TIE rribrHs.
ArS E,, BOARD THE STEAMSHIP r

4 Private Later Communicated 6F TIE Tribune.
Ar Sr,. ovuo,Rp TIE STEAMSHIP FuLros,)
July J, 1859.
We have Jus. Aceomp, shed one Of the most Pleasant
sea trips on record. Since we le. our wharf a. New
York iJure %, until this momcn;, when am writing
in Coses harbor, we have DO: had . single mo-
inert Of rough weather and could almost h.ye fan
c;ed being nstsntly our bay OF bright Snmmer
dsy 50 smooth the sea, quiet the Atmosphere
Trbappily an uutowsri accident has marred
cayety during the last part Of our voyage. On Mon
dav while firing salute 10 celebrate the 4h of july
a cun reloaded with imprudent haste, exploded sud
DENLY naming two men and inlGrlrg two others IN a
lss. .eri,us manner. Those most gravely hurt were
a sailor named William Boa'map, who had has night
hand and wrist literally carried OF ava hsd 10 undergo
amputatiou jsst below the elbow; "iiham of~ry,
slsa a sailor had his LEFT hand lace 'ated in such
1yesdf, way that only one finger has been eft. Tho
Ouarternastsr, Andrew Mclaughlin. had bis hand snd
forearm severely, though bot Dangerously, burned ana
cabin boy ,ciyed IN the chest some spinters trot
he loadir g.stick. mus. say that the injured men
were solely victims Of their own imprudence, "a tho
regulations Of the firing had been given IN my hearing,
ard such as 10 prevent the possibility OF any a.
ci6ent Il was due to the precautions taken that none
Of the passengers, among whom there are = nuuoer
of children were hurt.
The operaticus were most skllfuly performed by the
Surgeon Of the ship, DR.. Coats with the assistance OF
DIR c. f. Simpson Of Cincinnati and DR. r: H. Ciark
of Virginia who are passengers on board. Capt Wot-
ton on his part has done everything IN HIS power 70
alleviate the sufierirgs of the poor men,
subscription spontaneously got up by the pssssn-
gers has produced in few hours, sum OF $so-
three fourhs which will be appropriated TO the rehef
Of Wm Boatman, who has . wife ard three ehiifren.
The crew has made up purse OF $50 ~ith the same
intent.
This sad accident has been most sensibly felt by
our lady passengers. who were, most OF them, eye
witnesses OF the explosion. Were It no. Tor tne our
transatlantic voyage woui have been dehghtini
remen brance 10 every OF nothing can convey
to won the idea of the perfect comfort We have con-
stanty enjoyed, thanks to he admirable management
of the ship well 70 the splendor OF the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
oossc roK Plcs.-Samuel II. Clay of Bourbon

CooSIsG FOR PIGs.-Samuel ii. Clay OF bourbon
has been experimenting in feeding several lots OK
hogs, changing them from raw to cooked, and from
ground TO unground food, with the following suits;
One bushel of dry corn made five pounds and ten
ounces of live pork bushel of boiled corn made
fourteen pounds and ounces pork one bnshei
Of ground corn, boiled, made in one instance sixteen
pounds seven ounces, in another nearly eighteen
pounds of pork. Estimating corn at ninety cents .
bushel, and pork ct eight cents pound, we have a.
the result of one bushe of dry corp a cents worth OF
pork of one bushel OF boiled corn, ll5 cents worth OF
pork; and Of one bushel OF ground corn, l'6 cents
worth of pork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURr-GENEK,L TEsN-JULy Sn-Beiore JUS
dess R0o ssn1 T., Psf. Ell. and 6 Ssssif
RoosEyELT in 1853, after the new Code went
into operation Ossod defendant in Of t0ce
teenh street. Smith with Gl covenants OF .ifin ~
snty sb 70 convey free ncumb and further
nrsnce The cov.n.n usus made in terms not only
with Smith, but with his heirs aud asslgns -, -, .
In he following yesr wit May 1854 Smith the ssn,ee
Nr the confederation and with Ii. covenants con
veyed the premises Colby The plaintiff IN this suit 0ssd
Snyder slOOoO who in Dec-mber 1885, commenced Tore
closure against Colby, and compelled him to pay the $500
In addition for interest and costs, wnicn
Colby sees,t' eompl o'sood 20 refund ,h ana Smith
sss Ossood for The question can Colby
passing by Smith, Ossood Smiths sranor or must ne sue
Smith and let Smith sue Osscod'
The referee held that O.good, broken the mo-
made and that II comp tent under TIE 0ode 20
broken but that In this case no such assign
In these view. we think ,hereferee partially erred:
Fy,t The i,sef alleges that simultaneously with the
# he first deed sealed agreement was entered INTO
which recognized the mosaee and qust,d me effect oil Us h
edisis ipcumbrance BY allowing % remain
by unpaid ill the Ia, November 1851 There was there
fore breach that respect The covenants or either OF thei
til afer Smiths conveyance to Colby.
The complaint sets forth The whole deed Of The de-
fsndan, verbatim including the covenant for further
ers lays the foundation Of claim for release OF tee
mortgage payment oi,s equivalent, In damass Areeae OF
mortgage is further - and the night % further as
surance stipulated the successive grantees In
other words is covenant that runs with the land ana as
Consequence ASSIGNED by Conveyance 81 me aho m
be that this view Of the Of action dem'nd should hrst
or on the argument for the want Of such demand
dfepse placed the single position that the .nh had no
. cs 10 Of & had BEEN him. belonged
soil ospsl that the conveyance 20 him. by
the covenants which assumed had been previously broken
The oynant for further assurance appears 70 have been over
looked That clearly bad been broken before the
In prospective And although In its legal effect
amour, Of damages as he coyensnt against ncumbsnces
sill, the covenant Kent 49, IL ran With the anf
rytn the other covenant did not and carried the other cove
On ground. dismissal Of the complain,
judgment should be reversed, and trial ordered
abide the event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

The correspondent of the TadtIsndance Beige states
that on the 10Th Of June, NJ. GODDARD made two pal
loon a.cspsons, taking up with him officers OF the
staff and engineers. They went mp from the Sar-
dpian outports, about mile from the walls Of Pes
CHEERS to learn the positions of the enemy and the
condition of the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

AsoTHER SHooTIsG AFFRAY ~ kEyTUcEY.-On
Saturday last Cares Kngs.oh youth rsdinf In J
County Ky shOr distance seys Sugar Cr.k sho,
qu4rresome named John Herndon, inscnE dangerous
sd baby mortal wound. kinssWorh dnsEs Fam
With hrsyiy laden wagon, and sOpped t down fence 70
drive into barn Herpdop who ssmewhs, n,xicaed and
who had previously threatened charlse him. scoosted him snd
rspes.ed HI. threat Kluzsworth said he would hi him %
STAMPED Il ard Hsrndon Immediately as-sGit~d siip;
taxing ef-ct below ard the lef npp'e hern-
worth was srs.,ed The prisoner WA formerly enployed
the Forest Queen His victim 10 repned
yes ace and sb three months ago his brother ssoe BY
Mr. Lsrd warsaw who sabs~qlenay sq9ire on tho
gTognc Of ssfdsfense. iCincnnsi ComnefeA-
A MoSsrEP SHARg.-TAe Hoi.faz IN. 81 Journal
y, las, ,hak measuring thirty feet length became eIansed
IN The net. Of SHERMAN hat place days since and
killed. with sy,he The liver ct sts noss;sF Sled s"s
pGeLs0sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

DIED OF A BEE-STIsG.-SOme days ago Q man
named A. j. Jansen died Of bee sting in Davenport,
Iowa n noticed at the time. Some doubts hay-
ing been expressed 10 the probability OF the des,h
resuog from Sigh. cause, DR.. Gait u tina. place
published letter about in The Co:ee, from which
we extract the following. Speaking Of report that
the deceased had died Of rupture Of blood vessel,
he Gays:
called upon immediately after be received tho Injury
fs.urg b-e Ia the nefsj att I'd him, shOush did
arrive IN had ceased breathing TIE yomi ng although
ssbty swollen and surface The body email
circu, spo yd color. When the collapse eonsqD: up
th. absorption II the poison s commenced be partially
by tho exhibition q sas Of whisky which Stnia
Uttered BY who happened be- The sfss. was
decided that The skn resumed s na.usl coor snd @so
Eoeped by gentle ospaon. The Influence Of The hqtr,
however .gbsded the collapse returned add No. s~.5T
sank csIno; Why dacu,tD 1pderst~nd how The PIT
Of bee should prove fatal that scien 20 esss stss
and vomiting II the absup,on Of poftion OF
the virus is capable 81 prod 1cns partial eosp 10 csrAnJ
dihcG oopr-hsnd bow lsIrsr aoiy may prod
fetal re.u especially II u. individual Is peculiarly .1seepb,
that particular poison which, In MS ca' proved % Dc ne
fact for Ar J.nsn be- received The sting r.mst,d
10 friend no with him, tns, he Should soon b. very
,jct5 ks, on coesson, he had become si,k and
rsned r.. nsble for time, from the effect ~ tsesinz
Az lunrest hsd upon the body and al The circnnsnc.s
csFahy ipquJed into The Jury unanimously asTe~d upon
verde, Of Death BY poison, from The sing Of bee THIS had
y. 4, nv opinion the tine othe des and have seated
he artcuars & The several eminent physicians ia
couity Of whom rce IN your city and have y,
spoen sy physician upon The SUBJECT who has differed from
ne u regard % i,-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Tile NEW COUNTY 1AI1

The Joint Comm ttee OF the Aldermen, Councilmen
ard SUPERVISOR 70 whom referred the matter OF
deciding as TO which Of these bodies should have the
superntenceuce Of the erection Of the new County jail
10 be located in Ludlow street, met yesterday at :
o'clock Alderman TUosvY in the chair. On motion
of Supervisor TWEED, the Committee adjourned to
Thursday next, q; IL ocock, when all the points of
The law bearing on the question sre 70 be presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

..o.,vsa nv him Of the bu,itess failure Of he con-
,,se.o,. 10 remove oGAl, dead animals, Sc, who had
20. given mp the contrast
Refe,r.d 20 the Commute or Pablo IIesth.
R,dts,rictisg the Cdy-Tbe special order beng ne
,aeort of the specisl COMMITTEE redi-tric,hg the
ctv was then taken up, and after diecossion,
Nd over 10 Monday.
The annual report Of the Controller was then re-
served, .rd % 600 cop,es ordered 10 be printed.
Tie Board adjourned 70 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-JcLY 2l-Before Jusi...
BROWSELL. KELLY and OsEoRN.

Thomas Ambrose, assault and battery; fined SO
Rooer Bell scu, ,ud battery fn-d S. Jacob Bauer s.s
snd battery hneo IS CshArns Brady assault aed battery
fred Pa!ck Frederick assIt and battery; Judgment
pended Margaret Bailey ssssu, ard battery; h1ed go
Henry Brett assult and battery fnst "a Cs,sare Bohn
saul, arc battery nned J-riah CROWLEY seu. and
Try fr-c Reb~cs Cro9d, assault and bsery I'd 80
IL Do1.Lerty and tsttey fpst ~. Ps;ilk Daley
asu- aid battery fined SO Dennis Daley bs
,ery dgneut .rp.rded. Mary Tv.s assault and battery
fusd slo Isssc Es-uberr s.,ut ard battery fined s.
Niau Fsy a.ssult aud battery lined IS. Hsrnan Gsssr
Indecent exposure 4 p-rou, taed 70. sEsnInf Lehman
battery suspended william Aey, .ssGt
and battery fned SO Hstty Davies as-au. and bsttey
I'D zert suspended Plus Raibe Keeping di.oreerly house
Iensuded Thomas Rlsy assault and battery fn.d a. Nor
ria Sullivan ard James 5vsn, stealing paekaE Of ia jutk
men, suspended John Troy ssss and battery; nsd Is
Eliza wall ss-su, and battery fned S Ems, Tege ssss1;
bat.s ~ City Prison twenty days and fu-d : 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
MARINE COURT-July 2l-Before Judge acCARTHY.
ftu.t1f.Op Peterson.

This was a suit brought by plaintiff TO recover dam
age. assault ard battery the hgh The defendant
Court bad Jurisdictions BY the th
article t-sty b,~e,n the Swedish Government
ths co1r,ry the Jurisdiction ell difficulties between
and Il vessels Of either nation trading between
te respective ports given % the Con Of each nation rest
iuz in TIE port there tie vessel miztt be.
Th C0 held the defense Be valid and ds seed the
on proof the defendant captain u the
bark Aces and ,hat the assault 10 plse on bafd
:h.. y-ssel-rhe plaintiff being II her crew
X H. Ha,tt Tor plaintiff r. StallkBecht for defenda2t.
Ed.r V. Hsughwout ast. John Csrlssi.
Tbis was SUIT brought by plaintiff Of the firm OF
Halshwout Coz IN Broadway, ;h- Of lR Tor
three months rent Of No. Broadway hired by bis
agent named lngrso Marshall and iOr Which
r.r, The defendant agreed % become security.
defense The fsndsn; hs GENERAL denial be then
avred h.' plaintiff mad knowingly let IE
g-- Marshall for the u enabling them % keep
bsuz ne preH. bnz thus hired cortrary the
urovi.iors Of the statute defendant not isOle.
Considerable evidence offered the chsrsr q the
hou.- H. counsel the defendant consnded ta4, although
-te principal Of " pTens-s
b. hi. AGENT he nevertheless bol1d b. his Judgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
CONVENTION TO APPOINT COURT CLERKS.

CONVENTION TO APPOINT COURT CLERKS.
The Mayor and Aldermen met in Convention yester-
day afternoon al heck in the Chamber Of the Board
Of AID, rmen for the purpose OF appointing clerks Tor
the various Dis'ric; Courts.
On motion of Mr.. GENET, Committee OF three
was appoired 70 consider snd report whether not
the Convention has the power to sppott such clerks
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Genet, Peck and Owens
a the Committee, after which the Convention al
iourned 10 the Attn of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

81 ss:horzIss,I 20 b l.yd he p,nl s's's % :apr
,A n-.-.d By uc1r-aip.- dong bsusss II q. se Il Ne"
ios s.ih.y -,id-pi, Of .bs ss- sparse
teen ssoh y.sT The passage o. ti'
A. obtaining ID. names q psuo-s .G 10 other sac. nb'
ale .rIsg.d tn. cy and sub e; 70 III poTh.
law The valuation a proerty as-s-ed under iA- -
referred suoun. -si-d thereon IN -a-h yea AMI
TIE amount remaining unpaid thereon De-. H. 1888, VII APPEAR
from The following g.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
The Boston Courier publishes the follow ng letter
fror hs prasdent In reference the late Mr. ChOste

"WAsHiScroN 18Th ~ July 1870.
"My DEAR SIR: deeply regret the death Of Mr. Choats
consider his present time be- public mso
tune lie unsf,h patriot devoted To the Constitution
and Union and the moral influence Of his pr.eps and his
example would contributed much TO restore the anent
peace and harmony among the different members Of h oou
fe6eracy . 49, a..
In BIN the elements combned that all his aequain
ances became his devoted friends 30 far know even party
ms.vonce spared him. He and unoorr ptibe and
In all cur intercourse known him % utter or ssnns.
sentiment respecting public Affairs which was not OF high
ton. And elevated character Yours very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

PLANTS UPoS OsE AcRE.-Counting plants one foot
apart each way, we shall have 1850 upon an acre,
because an acre contains that number of superficial
feet Take the figure in the first column OF the FOL
lowing table as the distance apart, and an acre viii
noutain ,hn nunher nf nlants In the second column:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22


II would seem that more -aliiabe system would be
similar that a. respect the support ofother Local INSTITUTIONS
City has ered in ia support Of free
schools the for the city only aud
il BE- hopsd that q justice will induce the Leeis
ls,ur. relieve from the burden justly complained Of oy
providing ;ha. each county shall support It's ogn schools
.hersd hat the derived from Auction
Duties city which formerly belonged O. the Corporation,
and appropriated 70 aid in building the Ere Canal
the understanding that they should again revert % the
Corporation still retained by the SAFE; snd j. il
med,d that application BE- INSIDE At the next session Of the
Legislature for the restoration Of those revenues to the City
Treasury.
I'm this connection may he interesting well useful to
raised for support Of the
including enlargement. Of the canals and
the proportion thereof levied upon and paid b TIE Cy ana
County Of New York during the last six years
VALUATION Of 1r1be property the State Of Ne fo'S dnc
amount d yeayiyJo all STATE purpose except 70,
free ; also, rdludfop property ptfhin The ty ana
County Of Nes York and The yedyiy amount J STATE MIe'
(eceY shooi dsod against 'aid cy aud County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

writer in Al the Year RouHd describes govt thus:
Put your toe IN vice; turn the screw till YOU can
bear the pain no longer-thsts rheumatism Give the
screw ore Hoye tQJp-tls.s gout,'
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Tafa....................$ J. s<I,SSh u fbosi,Nb ~
III. practical operation of he State Free School Law very
or.rous Up cty from large amounts
wear flr bsu,h, q TIE interior couu,e The following
s.s,.n-ut he Of mpsd and paid by
ibis Schools during TIE las five years the sums
spTsoued thereom this county and the amounts retained
foT distribution IL other Taits q the State.
Amount Of Tax Amount
Money Appor. timed :or