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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The Memphis Bulletin learns that on Saturday
night, the LIST inst, young man by the name Of
William DrennOD, native of Brownsville, Tenues-
see, committed suicidein that town. by taking laud-
anum. No cause is assigned for the act, except
that he deceased had baen for some time quite dis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
Sale Of NEGROES.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed By Patterson
and Mary Patterson. Wioh Of record Registers
Office Of Davidson county, Book No g. page and SOL
viii expose public sale At the court house Saturday,
the 18th day OF January, 1859 the highest hde
following slaves, Wit Philip yellow boy. aged
Marian yellow woman, aged about twenty child
Martha, aged about - months. Sale within legal hours
drc2J-dtds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

NRAIN! CHAIN !!--Wanted at the Nashye Gig
N Mills
$1,000 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 do old Dr. damaged Wheat, for distery;
10000 for which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash;
1000 Rye.
City keeps all times Extra Family
Shorts Bran Ship Suf &C. which will lie furnished and de
iyered in large quantities at exceeding low prices.
Cali athe Agency Nashville City MILL No. G, Market street
ie25-u S. n. H0LLINGSKORTU.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The receipts of wharfage al Memphis during the
year ending December, 81, 1858, as compared with
the receipts of the previous year. show an increase
of over $1,000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

James Ward was arrested in Memphis on the Sd
for passing counterfeit money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
OLDHAM q WHITE.
TORN EKS AT Law
Amafin. Eawna.

RAcTICE the District COars Of Western Texas and in
the United States District and Supreme Court Austin and
Tyler Land claims every description known laws, pros
either before the Courts he General Land Ocs Court
Claims. Once CongFesIA venue, the Capitol.
iyl '5s-d&Ely .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

Ma have leased the large and extensive Wsreho,ss rs5y
" osc2ie By Carter, Mckay Co., next door to our pre-
eIe We WI reraoNe January lst is59 We here
Ser nave amp- receive every descripta Of mcban
ana maxi sales At aacfion % every description Dry goods
ilnpare, earpengs, furniture and every dsip
non o. GOODS to he sold either auction PRIV ne sale
49, TRABUR 4 LI-CUS.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional SuDnIiess

Ladies' Congress Kid Heeled Kossuth Boots:
DO ButtOned do do Boots:
do White Satin Slippers;
10 Congress and Lace Winter Caters;
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Boots;
do Goat do do DO &c. &c.
inst received at q College street
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
@ g -

H. >
&Ess-&&2
NHE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States
tnuous Railway direct. This road also Ptsbug
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports
Ind at Cleveland and sanduzky with ports
Northwestern Lakes making the direct cheapest and
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded
JTsdE HeSt.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin * - ,oou
boxes,l Furs, Feathers, &c, ~ per i'OR
SECOND CLAss.-BOOks and Stationary Dry { en- - ,oou
Goods lin tales,) Hardware Leather, &c, wv P0i OD
THIRD CLAss-Anyils. Baggng, Bacon and IN, mar IoaH
Pork (in bulk,) Hemp, &c. 'OS Pei iOOb
EoCRTH CLAss-Cohee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork AZ 49, ,noa
(packedD Lard and Lard Oil, 1Os per iOoB
Four-75cts per Dbl until further notice.
Grain-3jcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CottOS2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
ther notice.
IL In shipping Goods froH any point East Of Philadelphia
7epartcular 10 marx package ''U! Philadelphia RsHT0dd
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad Phlade
pia or Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention
FRFIGHT AGETsIarris, WoTmley 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
r. p Sa IS Co., St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indis1a Dumesu, Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter JeWe
Lousyl Ky; r. c. Mdrum, Madison, Indiana, Sprngnan
& Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham & Co..
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach & No. 81 Rby street, Boston,
eec & Co. Aston House, New York. No /, William
and No. Battery Place. New York; Z. J. Sneeer, Pade
Aagrew kOOIs BALTIMORE Geo c. FTancisgus, Pttsburg.
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Ageat, PhiEd.
H. J. L0MBAERT, SaDt,, Altoona, Penn.
april, 'jS-u
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w merchants that have received mpor:atiOns Of
rich Millinery Goods and fine assortment Of every col
Cheie English Straw BOnne.s CoOred Flats Misses
Equestrian Hats, &c Lkewe magnificent stock OF Paris Head
Dresses and ornamental lead Ornaments and Hair Pins Of
importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
BOnnets Rich Paris Pumes every style, the latest style
Sash Ribbons making much larger
ter selected, than any ever opened.
Cur stock tine most dazzling esceh. and eautfuever open
ed West and prices lower than sold Nashville
must positively Close out.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this Fall, will give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale the list Of January andmu and will close
the list Of December So look out for bargains for cash.
exception.
e respectfully solicit the country Merchants and Mners
Patron Bunne and Millinery goods Our prices shall
low small bill OF Goods purchased at New York.
the Partisan Millinery Bazaar 40 Union Street next to
State Bank. Dec 9, lsjs. L: WISE, Agent,
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SALESMAN WANTED

person who has Travelled either for Wholesale Boot and
Shoe, Grocery Dry Goods HOUSE. and bring sztisfac
letters from last employer to the extent Of trade he
Influence and other qualeatonso such person good induce
nens viii he offered by the advertisers.
Address B. & ~, box 1872, Post Office, New York.
4srE3 -flf
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WINTER GOODS.
A. ]. Moan d CO.,
TFAVE in store very large stock Of Winter Goods of
STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES,
Selling very low Blankets all coloTs and quality.
stock OF Ladies' Dress Goods consisting of Muslin De
Lanes French Merinoes, Pad Sci Shawls Scar5 Flannels,
Plaid Luseys satnetts, Cassimeres, Cloths Vesngs, &c
The attention dealers invited examine stock.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO..
poy2O No 20 Public square
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A, j. DUNCAN 81 co.,
VFAVE large and complete Stock Of Winter
Il Goods, stng OF
Blankets, Faunels Linseys, Shawls, &c;
Muslin DeIaneS, Csshmeres, MorinOes, Alpaca, &c.;
Thibet Cloths, English Merinoes, and Dehage;
English, French, and German MerinOes
Scotch, English and American Prints and Robes;
Brown and Beache3 Musiins and Drillingsi
Hosiery, Gloves, ETC., etc.
Also,
Ready-Made Clothing, large stock, consisting Of Heavy and
Fine Coats great variety goods for
temens stock large and complete for the winter
trade, and c invite the attention Of Dealers.
A.. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
ectlO No. 20, Public Square
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PENNsYLvANuA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

81
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
10 Philadelphia. 80
FTNRAINs leave Pburg follows Mail A M East Line
3P. NJ; Express Mail $40, P NJ.
The Express Mail daily the other Sundays
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with ST.
Louis, No. Dubuque Keokuk City, Iowa. Cairo
Island, and Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville Ky
Terre ante Indianapolis, and Lafayette Indiana; Ciaca
Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Ceyeond ZanesV Crestlhe
Mason and Wooster, Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska
nesota and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the rely upon being
est expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New YOrk and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug9l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phl'a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

According TO the Memphis papers the business of
the Mississippi and Tennessee Rainoad for the
month of December, was unusually good, as will be
seen fIOm eowing statements of the receipts
on passengers and ieights:
Receipts from passengers S POS %
Receipts from freighs, ...... Is llS G6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

TIE Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and is open
hour before the starting of each Tain which allows ample time
for the purchase OF Tickets 1t at no other time during
the Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ.
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Tire to Richmond A hours Washington two days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 P NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis for New Orleans the evening
the next day. and through without detention Memphis
Those for MeMnnye, Sparta, and Beershea Springs leave
Nashville the 30 p NJ. Train, which directly Tu
lahoma with the Train for McMinuve Persons leaving Nc
Minuve in the morning arrive at Nashville 1:30 P. NJ
Nashville, there which leave daily Smithland
and with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
ssspp rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night eXE-ess.
By this change Schedule, the Train from Memphis
direct Stevenson with and down causing
delay Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
C. L. ANDERSON,
julyl0 1858 General Ticket AgSnt.
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LARGE ARRIVALS OF GOODS.

IlAENNEE NOOEsNs
nENJ. f. SHIELDS receiving per steamers Runyan
John Bell, etc, extensive stock OF merchandise o. me
dueren varieties various departments Of trade On this
O'Clock, will sales and continue
during week. day and night until the entire stock Is
closed. The trade especially invited to attend the sales a. the
sold In and saerces be expected Berms
ufuai, cash. loecSS
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Negro Men ana Rows wanted.
CO1IPTROLLER,S OFFICE,

NASHVILLE TESN-, Dec. s5, 1858.
Under the provisions OF February 1856
chap $50, and other upon the subject OF Free Banking
will sell public auction, the Merchants Exchange in Wall
street, York city, February. l from day
day until they AL disposed Of the folloEing Bonds enOr
sed BY the Stale Of Tennessee, belonging to the following Free
Banks liquidation, wit:
81 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds fer each
belonging to TIE Bank % Claiborne.
a East Virginia Railroad Bonds 81
belonging TO the Bank Of jefferson.
l. East Virginia Railroad Bonds 81
belonging o the Bank Of Trenton.
II Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Bonds l6 Memphis
City Bonds all for 81 800 EACH belonging the Bank Of Tae
we'll JAMES I. DUNLLP, '
drc29-dlm Comptroller.
Daily Memphis Appeal for thirty days
Comptroller
NOR Rent Or SALE.--I viii rent my r, silenes,
'E0senyiek, in the suburbs north Of the city, good
tenau for 1859; will sell it, with the lot containing I've
half The contains eight
brick stable and carriage house.
WM s. LANGDON,
dec3I No. g, Cherry street.
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
VEANING determined carry Negroes to the South, -
4 l will sell about Three or Four Hun. s5szzSa
dred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract S5a
which reside situated good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the hest negh6Or
hoodsn Williamson county. Soil equal to any the State For
particulars apply the premises, A. v 5 Lindsey
in Nashville
p. A.pERkINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
BUCKWHEAT! BUCK WHEAT!
WINTER GDODS

EUsT received York. bags Buckwheat Flour,
poy3 FREEMAN BRO S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.
TTNRES Band fully Organize4 with twelve In
struments, and its members hater themselves -
that they prepared furnish good Music anS ~
Band in the State They respectfully cali the attention ~
Of Mason Odd Fellows and other societies., we'll private
gentlemen therface for furnishing Music for Professions,
Celebrations, Their shall he moderate, Address
J. P. BARTHELL, Sec >, or
R. P. CHAMP.
+ S.-PRoF. B0NNINGS QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
to make Tor Music for Balls Parties &c yeey
reasonable terms. Address above. jan22-dly.
EDEANOS.-sWe have received fourteen -
II New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaled 70
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames7 J III n
Bros. which make stock very large and desir-E
able We would be pleased have these instruments examined
by all, whether they desire purchase Every Piano
sold h shall be warranted gyesataeton in
- febl0 .... W. L. Z. FREEMAN.
PIANO FORTES, LOOKENG-GzASSES, &C.
KTTE have in store, Gne took rPsnos,
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma ssSzsZJss
terals &c, and still manufacturi Inside n ~ n
Blinds and all kinds OF Gilt Works, have re"entlyJ
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR IRRORS,
&c In a word, intend TINES, please
customers and induce them patrcnise home, instead of
sending ABROAD.
febl0-u ". < R. FREEMAN.
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
%n BOXES Of pure pnia Tobacco just received direct
MI from the manufactures Of Lynchburg, BY
~ GRESHAM & HUEFAkER
,..1.- So South Market street ,
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Never fails 10 d0tswOr 1t. Cook cannot spoil your cup
Coffee neglect forge HA after she has placed Tie hoiie
on the stove o range.
Nsshv they warranted perfect satstc ton al
jeIs J. " WILSON, COleEe street.
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80
TNREIGHTS TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced the following rates
until further notice:
Wheat per bushel, "a ceuts
Corn do 30 do.
Flour per barrel, 81 20
Stations the line Of the Nashville Chattanooga Road
entitled 10 above the difference between the charge from
Nashville to Chattanooga the points shipment Cha
nOOga local tariff
sep3O-u SCR OHAs. W. ANDERSON, Gen'I Ag't.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT would oferh
the public, Agent for the sale Of Real Esta
Negroe Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property in country Being determined to de
the business and having had considerable
experience myself that can give satisfaction Jse
may that line. always be found at the
Counting Of the Patriot Office. wher my absence,
may be left Bar4-tf,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

UTANTED genteel, active business psftnsr VITA
w cash capital OF $780, In genteei, profitable and casa
business, which will pay from ten TO fifteen hundred collars
year (he must he business man, Address Immediately r. a.
this office. faug2--dg
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=. NJEL. L. Il. &. A. O.. NOEL.
s. A. q. NOEL IL CO.,
(Successors to Noel & Co..
WHOLES ALE ROGERS,
No. 4, Market Street,
Next Door to B. Lanier & c.

TEAVING associated with bushes, Mr. D. H. BAILEY
formerly the house OF NichOl, Baileyj andre
Of College Church the aoy
elegant large building, will he prepared to
with promptness than heretofore Gu
stock and Bar will be all times complete
and be sold on the OcB
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h H. R. ).
H. H. HAYNES g. CO.,
GENTS fer purchase sale Of Negroes at POzers old
~ stand, No. 80 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

S,HEPPARD'S GOLD PENs.---A Isrse sssos
- nent just received BY D. BdAAN.
OctJg. Markets II.
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The Old Dominion COTFee-POt

T. economiC nothing being lost by Evaporation In
polling fourth less COdee required while the beverage is
stronger, more fra grant, and muretelici0us-
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1000 l. KanaWha sAiE 50 half bls boied Mc'Ssssi
500 and dne DO . eases soda
40 bags Rio Coffee, do Dutch Matter;
b fair 70 choice hr'n Sugar. eero0ns Caracas InEo;
. bhs D Powdered DO 900 N full count gun Caps
30 do Crushed do % nzs Quart kiasks,
SO do rebOiled MOlasses. 50 do Pint do
10 chests Tea, assorted; ~ Do y Pint Do
In store aud for sale at low hgures by ..-s
nOY4 BEN NJ Nobbd COt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

With other brands Of all sizes and kinds and AZ Prc
ranging frum SO 70 $50 a Thousand.
Also 3OO00 genuine Mexican Cigars large and SMALL Of
cellent quality will lie sold low close. Also
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Sckag To
baoco, Delphi 5nzfs, Pipes, &c.
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NASHVILLE RAILROAD,
Freight Notice.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Es
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
Is
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD


ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1855, the Passenger Ira
y will be follows.
Lesve Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. aud $50 P. NJ
Arriving at Chattanooga at 220 P. NJ. and lis A. n.
Leave CHATTANOOGA y A. NJ and 2. NJ
Arriving at Nashville a : 30 P NJ andsl0 A. NJ
Through tickets are Nashville to the following places
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Es . 3 s 8 p p p s. S q q 2
an and after Monday 18th, 1858,
q follows:
Leave Gaildtin. NJ Leave Gallatn M
Arrive Edgefeld, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, do
Leave do IL do Leave 4:3O do
Arrive Gyllatin PM. Arrive GalIatiE $50
The train leaving Edgeheld II NJ Gallatn
with Mail COACHES Louisville, Only
the morning viii be Sunday.
OctI7-d R. MACLEOD, Supt.
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SNYDER 4 FRIZzELL
THE GOLD DOMINION, COFFEE. P1T.
The ola Don,,oion Cofrce-Po

FENHOUSANDS Of this already sold
and the demand from all Of the United States rapid
the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the mos
complete satisfaction.
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TODACCO 1TANUFACTORX

YWyHE highest price in Cash pad for Feathers,
Lard BACON, Ginseng, Beessax, Egg FlaSSeeli Peity
nogi4-dIy BEN. ~ NOEL Il co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The Old Dominion COSfce-POt
Gives healthy heyeTg,. Nervous, iil0uspeT
sols who had dare 70 coffee years, have able 20
drink their ayore beverage gain VIXEN made tocr,
without Of any Of the Old
euences Its healthy because by the Of condenser eyapO-
ration preyeut and the coffee be boiled long enough to
release all the natural elements Of the berry,
proportion in the beverage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The County Court for Davidson County
HAVING granted letters % administration ie he ests
% hares P Mcguire, deceased all PER ndehted 70
sJd hereby Eoea nlmeiais payment
all persons having claims hereby n0dsd
present them e duly proved tie time prescred
by law John b JOHNSON,
oC1I9-ldm Administrative for Charles p Magtdrs-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-11-30
Spirit Of Qemotratp,
THE SONG OF "THE FINANCIER.'

Give me q bank--a paper bank
The best machine for saving labor;
For who would toll and sweat himself
When there's chance to s,reGt his neighbor
Away, now, with your power-loons,
Receiving Jacks, and Spinning Jennies,
Contrivances for picking wool
Can't match the Banks for picking pennies
sEr qihiI, nihI it," was once
maxim much in vogue with some;
But few indeed can now maintain
That "nothing can from nothing come;"
For though the ancients could convert
Their gold to rags (as we are told)
Yet we, in times more civilized,
'2 Can make from rags the best of gold.
AL hail then, glorious alchemy,
That can from nothing something makel
What pity things created thus
p Their primal forms are prone to take.
30 let us have Bank, my boys!
o "A fortune thus we may win;
!, Like the lilies of the valley live, . ..
Who "toil not, neither do they spin."
With paper, then, all debts we'll pay,
And should our credit e'er get low,
& Il never comes amiss to say,
-ea ssThe croaking Hards have made itso.'
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AUDITORS orFrcE, woopsr1rD1p. so, Q.
To the Honorable Court Of Common Pleas
Monroe County, Ohio.

WE, the undersigned, William P. Richards
son, Prosecuting Attorney of SAID County, and
John S. Holiday and Jere. Williams,a Conn
mittee appointed by said Court to examine the
annual report of the Commissioners of Mon
roe County, made to said Court, hereby certi4
fly that we have examined the same, and find
the same in all respects correct and legal.
--.- ,- VIM. P. RICHARDSON
.JERE. WILLIAMS,
j. S. HOLIDAY.
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storage on school library books
To cash of w. R. & Fl. Ford jr bal
ance due on farm sold by CO.
commissioners
To amount of County funds over
paid and due treasurer.
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ROAD FUNDS

CT.
By certificates of labor deposited
Feb. settlement 1859 59.........
By orders redeemed and deposited
March 1859 with auditor.
BY orders redeemed and deposited
Aug. 1859 with Auditor ....
By Treasurer per cent and printers
By overcharges refunded. .....
BY printing road receipts. .....
Balance i'll Treasury ......
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Balance in treasury.
ROAD FUNDS
Dr.

To amount collected on duplicate Of
1858 Feb. settlement $780,.
To amount collected on duplicate of
1858 Aug. settlement 1859. SO.
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4i26 81 3
TOWNSHIP EXPENSES AND
PORATION FUNDS
DIR

DIT. d. c. VI
BY amount collected on duplicate
of 1858 Feb. settlement 1859. 1899 - l
To amount collected on duplicate
Aug. settlement 1859 59... SOS As :
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TOWNSHIP POOR FUNDS.

By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor March 1859. ....
By same. September 1859. -.
BY treasurer's per cent, and print
ers fees. ....
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Total receipts. s............ 5S4 OF
SPECIAL SCHOOL-HOUSE FUN

By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor March 1859.
BY same, September 1859. 9........
BY treasurer's per cent, and print
er's fees.
Balance in treasury. .....
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s356s esoo
WM. MYERS, Treasurer. goda
Or, d. c. N

By county funds over-paid .,,. 553 81 8
Total balance in treasury Sept -
.. 18th 1859. -. .st3010 40h7
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Total expenditures. .......
SCHOOL FUNDS,

To balance in Treasury June settle
ment 1858. S................. 4G1 o.
To amount of State Common school
funds for ls5s from State. .... HTS 10 o
To amount ofinterest on section IL
funds, ................ 1892 80 0
To nett interest on section 8 funds
collected by Treasurer, August
Report 1868. 395 % 5
70 same. November 1858. .... III SO 0
To same. February 1859. .... 26S 80 9
To same, May 1859. 2lG o. +
TO same, August 1859 9........... 25S 9S
To amount of show licenses. 80. Is 90 0
To amount of rents from section] 6
township S. and range &C.,. SO IS 0
To amount of section Is funds from
Washington county. .......... Il 9S Q
To township school tax collected on
duplicate of 1858 1855 81 o