, 1859-03-10

IT, 4 communication from W,lliaH Btedman,
Justice OF the Pescs in the town Of Niles, re.
celpts Of fiuea collected. &ll. with School Com.
aaissioners' receipt therefor. was referred to
the Committee on Finance. Report Of Justice
William Windoes referred to the same tom.
nlttee.
The Gcnmitsee on Finance, to whom was re.
terTed tbs eIBminatio1 Of the reports Of the
Clerks Of the Circuit Court and Common Pleas,
reported finding them correct.
The Building Committee reported in favor Of
the e1pediencJ Of SAFE place for the county r..
cords without making suggestions.
The Committee On Judiciary reported recon-
mending that the salary Of Judge Barron be
fixed at 81, 500, which shall include all hin fees
as compensation for bis services az Judge Of The
Probate. Laid over until afternoon.
The following resolution Was then offered:
Rtsotutd, That the Building Committee be au-
thorized TO erect suitable building for the use
Of tue Recorders ofli;e on the puhllc square
fronting On Washington street.
After lengthy dtscussion, the<43oard went
into Committee Of the Whoie for further con-
s1deratlon.
Pending the di.cnssi,n Of the subject, the
Board adjourned until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON 1kss1oH.
On motion Of supervisor Gibbs
RtsotrtI, That the Clerk Of this Board be.
and IL hereby instructed to 4dvertss for proro:
GatH to furnish the county with stationery for tho
ensuing year, aud that he specify, ~ near as
possible. the kinds aud qualities wanted, and
that he let such contract to the lowest respsnsi-
hle bidder, and that this Board will pay no bills
tor stationery unless ordered BY the Clerk
Supervisor Grar, Of the Judiciary Coumittee,,
to whom was referred the Communication OF
Seth TAYLOR, made report and recommended
that bis bill to the ansnnt Of fifteen dollars be
paid. Not coucurred in.
The report of the judiciary Committee in re-
lation 10 the salary Of County Judge, laid on the
table thi8 morning. taken uD.
Supervisor Santer red that $1,000 be al
lowed, instead Of &2500.
Supervisor Wood moved that 1850 BE- al
lowed.
Supervisor H.es, Of the Special Committee on
Scamp Lands, made report that underline Eeso-
luton Of .he Board, they have had the lands in
township S. range Is, surveyed thst they are
susceptible Of being drained; that they have
been able to make no definite arrangement With
been referred to Mr. Osborn, tho President Of
the road; and recommended an appropriation
Tor draining the lands be made, and q Swamp
Land Commissioner be appointed 10 superinsend
the eame.
Supervisor Throop moved the following sub
sttute, which WAS passed:
Resolred, That 3 drainagc commissioner he
appointed. and that he proceed TO advertise and
seIl such Of said lands as hare been appraised BY
this Board, or 50 much thereof o. may be nccts-
fA1F A1u ~ dpty lue P[uCteuS 1o"I us luz uIItH-
age OF the same, as required By Iaw.
The Beard then proceeded to the election OF 4
drainage commissioner, and 4. II. Dalton was
elec'e1
On motion OF Supervisor Eauter-
ResoIred, Taat the north half Of sec- Il Of the
swamp lands be hereby donated to township IS,
range Is, as school land, fqr- the benefit Of the
township, there being no section lG in said town.
ship, and that tho taid township pay the expenses
Of tue drainage Of the same.
Supervisor B1E!ay, Of the, Committee on Rosds
and Br,cges, made report that since their lust re
port. the repair. to tue Doty bridge at Lyons. to
the Spencar bride and across the St1okey at New
Pier, nave been completed; that the bridge and
roadway across tie Sag Is lncomuete; that tue
high water las prevented the completion Of the
Athens bridge, aud that the plan for the Dalton
briJge. NOW before the Committee, will be deemed
satisfactory With one or two amendments.
/ Supervisor Burley, Of the Committee on Boads
and Bridges, to whom Woe referred the petition of
Archer road, aad asking an appropriation there
| tor, made report adverse to the zane. Concur
! red in.
Supervisor White, of the Committee on Jail
and Jail Accounts, 10 whom was refarred the
bills Of Carlos Haven and William II. Butler
made = report declining Il mako any recom-
mandAtiou 10 the Board Whsreupon the Board
sllowed and, ordered to be paid The bill Of Carlos
HAren for &e6 81. and rejected tho bill Of Vim.
N. Butler Of tsi,N, and Of Carlos Haven for.
conviction fees.
a communication OF Carlos Haven, Pzosecut-
| ing Attorney. in relation to The Jumpersz case
IN the Supreme Court, WAS read, aud pending
the discussion Of the same, the Board adjourned
until this morning at ten o'clock.
Dk. R1cz's LzCruRk on SPIEttuAL1s4.-It will
be seen By tho following correspondence, that
Dr. Rice will repeat lis lecture on Spirltualisu,
1t Metropolitan BALL. for the benefit Of the