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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
SHERIFF. sALE-GAFFrn q GRlF


FIFTH.
plaintiff vs. Francis Giifith and Nathaniel Griffith,
defendants. Judgment Uf foreclosure anu sdlv.
y virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale issued
out ohe abUye named COURT favor VI tbeaooyc naied
plant ana against te above tanned deivndanls, beat
ing date on The II th day Of October A. ~ lstl anu y
The direc ion Of plaintiffs attorneys shat on the SIS
tlay of January 1867 at the hour 81 ten ocock m
tie forenoon OF said day, offer for sale anu VIII sell 10
toe highest and best builder for cash IN hand al the
outer door OF the court house, in The village d Lam
easier Grant county, Wisconsin, the following dssetib
eli zeal estate. to witt The southwest quarter 81 the
south east quarter OF section eleven aus tbs north
half of In south quarter or section 10 two tz)
and the north quarter OF section no. two ~, an
10 town no. four nort OF range no. one u west OF
the fourth prine;pl meridian, containing 81 neros
more or less. premises ordered SOLD ~ TINS
case to raise the ul seventeen hunare asd sixty
three and 05-lU0 dollars due said mortgage ~ 40
date OF tile report If the rcelee with the ia crest
and costs If this action and costs acctung, l"gether
with tile sum OF one thousand and i've hundred DOL
tars the principal sum yet to become due, With co.,
S-fgO dollars the interest thereon To tie date Of The
iud meut making S2lc2 slice, besides the amount al
reaay due as aforesaid ogtther with Interest on SAID
last named sum from date ct the judi 5menf unless
the defendants shall pay to said plainlf Or ong INTO
CONT The SAID amount due as aiore with the m
erest TIN reon and ali costs and expenses OF ms ac
i'm lated she. iT-S Office, october 10 1861.
>. b. MOORE. Sheriff GraAtCc., Wis.
PTS. & Carter nlniufiH's attorneys. 20-l3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
STRAY HORSE.

- AA0'eA1'
Taken up by tie subscriber residing on lands ownod
BY him, in the town Ct Fennmore. December 9, 1861,
ono small bay horse supposed to be three years old
pas had leather halter on, right nip slightly Topped,
llsft hind foot white and white ia face
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take said horse.
PHILANDER WRIGHT
Fennimore Dec. IL, 1861, 2T-wi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
9 O L / d + A G T s.!
Dry Goods Cheaper than Ever !
IMPORTERS & JoBBERs FORCED TO SELL GOODS
LESS THAN COST!

Ia consequence Of Southern Merchants not being able
To obtain Goods IN the Eastern Markets, importers aud
iotLe have been compelled to sell Goods enormous
to all Northern Merchants who purchase Tor
CASH We therefore, having good supply OF that
article on took advantage o Tie unirs anu assure
the dub.ic That We viii sell Goods Tor cash, at prices
which will lido all doubts to cheopntss ana rem
der opposition futile.
We here call your attention TO tire following list OF
Goods and prices OF which our stock "a part consists
same as We viii be ready to show all Goods herein
named at the prices quoted
10000 yards good Prints at0i4 cents per yard.
2O.OOO wards ladder Coiors nj cents ser ard.
$4,000 ards Of finest quality anu lest brand American
Prinis always sold al Ia CENTS, uow only Az cents
yer yaId.
1900 yards good Delans worth cents. now offered
at II cents ger yard.
5000 yards Of MozInbquss, MoTelias, LaYellas. Bay
address, Pophns, &c, &C, We will sell at less than
jobbe 3 prices.
1900 yards IT Sl1s, plain black and ribbed, striped,
plain and small check colored silks, all OF which
we sell at very iow fgu.es.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
n AIKEN UP-HElFERS.

taken m ly the subscriber, on lands owned BY nm
es nor t-west of Lancaster, Dec Ii, three lIeif
cr described as follows: One white, red head and ears
white lace I'D spot right hind Leg one, req and
,rbtes snerkled red head aud ears, white forehead
swallow fork in right ear; one red with few wnitt
spots hste belly and TANKS, swallow fork IN rsAi ear
Have been about my premises since sept. ISL
INs w JAMES l.. GILLESPIE.
Lancaster, Dec IS. 1851. zt-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
TSTRAY NOTICES.
1v COLTS AND STEER.

np Y OOILD 1A17 = =
- tvo colts and one steer; one Of the colts
bse os Eco old past right hind foot white and
- boi ssrfe il a sorre, har whiiish spot IN ms
tber il iIley six months old, bright bay,
Se Ing snot ia her face, and is quite ready to
rs sD"A
Sb q If red color, yearling past, and IS
Tbe steer cron of the left ca and the right ear is
opksi WI rs marked spot in his face. wllewafd
d snp Iiberall, ifhe wll feed them we'll and inform
40 hnaeI, "abereabouts or return them to ne.
y ofthrn MOSES w. DARNAIL.
"a Grove, Dec. 8, 1861 @0w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
!, " NOTICE.

By the subseTioeT residing ,d u tue the town o.
Bsogu ssh DAY of Nov emheI, 1861, pale red OK
s,oa. n or eight years Id, marked with star in
s9.hesd crop of tho left ear, white spot on the
BIZ 9p md some white on the belly. The owner is
h asd d prove property, pay charges and take said
rlasss,ne-aav l.. ID. WISEMAN.
.ay 49, nee & 1861 26 wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
LEGAL.
GHERIFFs SALE-sAReExr. q als.

state of Wisconsin county Of Grant Circuit court
in and for Grams County, Wisconsin Judgment Of
foreclosure and order of sale. Henry +. Prentss.
plaintiff, vs.. Jyhn d. Sai gent Puma J. Sargent,
3iark ~ Scott aud Elizabeth McAlaf1is, defendants.
by virtue Of judgment of foreclosure and order 81
sale issued out oil the above naatd c0urt ia fynr OF
tbs above naued plaintiff and ag the above named
defendants, bearing date the lisa day o March AID.
1851, and BY the direction Il The PLAINTIFF attorneys
shall on The l2t day OF Meh AID. 1862 ut the hour
OF ten oci0ck in the forenoon O said day. at tho outer
door OF the court house ia the village Cf Lancaster, 10
-aid county, oer Ter sale, and will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder Ger cash in hand
he following oescri ed cal estate 10 Wit Lot y
two "a tiiTee (saas cesigtated the map plot
OF the vlllge VI Glen Haven, which is situated
1t sawil and yard. Also tle undivided ons-sixi h
OF all those certain aeis Of land designated thep
Of the United States survey lots 1--we CD fractional
section ten 10 ANA lot number ID of fractional
section Eeen 10. ana the west hall OF the northeast
quarter Of section lfteen ll5,l all IN four 4
range six & west, containing 203 Is 100 acres, saving
reseying from the operations q this sale the village
lots Glen Haven not mentioned in TIE deed mort
gage from defendants to pAinsh, laid out upon saia
laEd.
Said premises ordcled said in sat sacion u ths
judgment ia this amounting to To sum OF ttteet
hund ed doaTs damages, ofty.ear and ~ 100 uol
lars cost, together with interest and costs aceiung
Dated Sherin's Office, Lancaster Dee. s. A. u 1861.
j. & MOORE,
&kar ~ "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18

TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
Taken up on the premises of the subscriber, one .'
mile south Of Hurricane Corners, or about the tvln
November 1861, two year old spotted steer, oaS@
around horn, eyes and cars, MARKS
The owucr have the same b proving properly ana
paying charges, JUN - 49, -
Potos, Dec. 10, 1891 (ch. Seaton,)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

residing in the town Of Hazel Green land occupied
by in said towD and about Ia miles northeast Of
the village of jamestown, on or about the hrst day OF
December, year old steers last spring; dark
briGdle, the other a light biindle with white spot
and white hind legs.--Hazel Groen Dec. 18th, 1851.
27w4ch XHlerson THOMAS MYLECRAAE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
SHERlFF's s-ALE-DAgIDSoN.

Sfnte III Wisconsin, County OF Gianr, .-Crcuii
Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin. Darius Hunkins
Plaintiff, IS. William Davidson, Defendant. Judg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale
~ virtue Of Judgment ofsforccsosure and sale issu-
ed out of the above named court in favor Of tue ABOVE
ma med P;nth, and against the above named Deieli-
ia MT bearing date IL. a. d. 1o6 ard b, The di-
recion OF the Plaintiff Attorneys, shall on lhe Il
day of January A. D. 1885, ut the bour o. ten ocloc,
in the forenoon said cay ofcr Tor sale will sell
10 Tie highest and best bidder, tor cash IN hand AZ the
outer door Of the court house, IN the village u Lat
caster Grant county, Wisconsin, the following eesciD
ed real estate to wit The west half Of the north
unarter and the north quarter OF the north west
quarter vi section NO. Gr ID OF town No Two (2)
north of range No two Cd west OF The oufh prinea'
meridian said premises are ordered sold in satlsac
ton in this case OF the judgment amounting 10 the
sam Of one thousand nine hund ca and htty i've ahd
7-lC1hs dol ais damages, and t@enty-scyen aud ~
lOOths dollars costs interest and costs aeci uing
Dated Sheriff. Uifcc, Lancaster Oct A. d. 1854.
j. b. MOORE, sheriff,
PArSE & CARTER Grant county, Wis.
plaintiffs Attorneys -V-wlo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-18
STRAY BULL.

Taken up by the subscriber residing on lands owned
by him, in the town of Fenninlore, the 4th Deeem
ber 1901 sne light red bull left horn broken off at the
point. saEe hor Topped white spot in the face, end
of tail white, White the inside OF both hind legs,
white belly, probably year past. The owner is
requested to prove property ne and take said stray
Fcanimore, Dee. IL, 6l. z7-w4 IL WIN. rHoRP.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18

the meeting Of the Directors of the
Northern Iowa Railroad company to
be held at the City of Milwaukee on the
18th day Of January A. D. 1861, to
look after the interests. of Howard
county before such meeting, and that
such person be allowed $25 to dcfray
his expenses. Also, that this Board
will exert Its official and individual in
huence to procure all reasonable aid to
the Northern Iowa Railroad Company.
Mr.. Munson moved that the prece-
ding resolutions be published in both
papers of the county; carried.
Mr.. Carey moved that when this
Board adjourn, that it be to the 25th
of February, or to the first NJ lay af-
ter the special election; carried.
Moved by Mr. Carey that the Clerk
be empowered to issue County Warrants
to the members Of this Board for their
services and mileage; carried.
Moved by Mr.. Carey that the
clerk be empowered to issue County
warrants, on the presentation of the
Trcasurers Warrant Order; carried.
Moved by Mr.. Baird that the clerk
be empowered to issue County War
rants to satisfy the former bills, carried
On motion of Mr.. Radford Of the
Printing committee, the bill Of Z. J.
Mead for printing School Laws was al
lowed as claimed, at $7,35.
On motion of Mr., Ralforl the bond
of Jas. Hall was approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Munson it was
adopted that the couamittee appointed
to make inquiries in relation to the ac-
counts of the OK officials Of Howard
county be required to report progress
at the next meeting Of the Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned. '.
G. r. WEBSTER, ua
... .... Clerk Board of Supervisors.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
WHOLE NO II

ing of! Why, John wants top, anl
Jane a doll, Bessie u book, "all
pictures ust like Susan Smiths" 'The
father looks nonsense" but feels in
his packet for the reqqired silver, and
themothcr, having gained the point,
hastcns away, baby AMI al for the toys
There actsthe m,ther; she has half
promissl--not ALL that she would
bring them something, and she is happy
all the way homc-not for tie bargains
she has made, but for the pleasant sur,
prise done up in those three parcels.
And you ought to have been there when
she got homo, when the top, and the
doll, and the book were Produced
twirlel and thumbed!, wasn't it great
home! Happiness is so cheap, that I
wonder there is not more of it in this
world!
Gen. Combs, ofKy., writes this spir-
tcl letter to Horace Greeley. When
he gets excited you may calculate that
conservative Kentucky is in earnest
FranhJord ky. Dsc;23, 1860.
My Dear SU.:-I have no time or
inclination for an Argument, much less
FOR controversy, with you. You know
lam an honest citizen of the United
States. Isaved Kentucky last August
from the power of Southern treason; and
l now wish to say a word to YOU
which must be needed. ....
The slave aud Territorial question
must now -noT be settled on fair and
constitutional grounds, or Kentucky-Old
Kentucky, the land of soldiers and patriots
will be forced into revolution. Ninety-nino
out Of every hundred men in Kentucky de-
mand this easy solution OF our troubles.
With this, We can take care of the south;
without it there will be civil war-rar-
and b ood and desolation. ..... --.. ..,
You may think | jest or am alarmed; but
| knew what say is true. Tho coat-of-arms
of Keetucky is, two men imbracng each
other; and her flag m tito, United we stand
ID vidcd we fall" And such will be our
fate Throw away ali prejudice every
thng--I pray you, but love OF liberty and
your country. fA -s......
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
A Dome site :fkclch.

One market day VIC saw wagon
loaded with new wheat coming into
town, nothing strange in that, certainly
And man driving the team, and a
woman pcrched on the load beside him,
and child thrcned in the woman's lap
nothing strange in that, either. And
it required no particular shrewdness to
determine that the woman was the
property, personal of course--of the
man, and that the blaek-eyed, round
faced child wa the property of both OF
them. s. much we saw-so much we
suppose everybody saw, who looked.
1t is Il fair inference to suppose that
the wife came to help the husband
"trade OUT a portion of the proccc Is of
the wheat, the product Of so much la
Dor, and so many sunshincs and rains.
The pair were somewhere this side Ia
fine point of observation, isn't it?--this
side Of forty, and it is presumptivc that
if blessed like their ncighbors, they left
two or three children at home to "kecp
house, while they came to town-per-
haps two boys and a girl. Or as it is i'm
material to US, two girls and a boy-it
you rather have it that way. We'll, VIC
followed the pair, in and throagh, till
the wheat was sold, the money paid and
then for the trade. The baby was
shifted from shoulder to shoulder or set
down upon the floer to run of into mis-
chief like q sparkling globulc of quick
silver on a marble table, while calicocs
were priced, sugar and tea tasted, and
plates "rung," The good wife looks
askant at the large mirror that would
be just the thing for the fro'.t room,
and q roll of carpetins, Off bccom-
inc pattern but it won't do, they must
walt another year. All, there is music
in those other years coming, that or
chcstras cannot make. And as they
look, and price, and purchase the sum
mcr supplies, the husband the while
eyeing the little roll Of bask notes grow
ing :ssmall by degrees and beautifully
less"
Then comes on "asile" conference,
particularly confidential. She takes
him afectionately by the button, and
looks up in his face-she has fine eyes,
by .he by-with an expression of ''do,
now, it will please them SOL And
what do 20 you suppose they are talk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
.s"s~ NEW OREGON IOWA, JAN l8 1851.

| A. D. 1861, and that the bill of S. II
Niles for Township services be allowed.
On motion of Mr.. Carey the report was
adopted. .. ..t 2. -a. .'... ..
On motion of Mr.. Carey, the follow
ing report of committee on Justices &
Coroners accounts, was received. Your
committee on Justices e. Coroncrs, to
whom was referred the following reso-
luton relative to furnishing Justlce's
Docllets, beg leave to recommend Its
adoption. e., -.,..... .
Rosolved-That the Board of Super
visors furnish the Justices Of the vari-
Gus townships, with dockets, in cases
where they are not otherwise supplied.
On motion Of Mr.. Carey, the report
was adopted. .....
On motion eff Mr.. Carey the report
of the committee on Treasurers q Re-
corder's accounts was received. and on
motion of the adoption of the report
was postponed.
On motion of Alr. Carey, the follow
ing report of the committee on Miscel-
laneous accounts was received. That
the committee recommend that the
Board allow the claim of S. A. Stone
for bounty on two Prairie Wolf scalps,
which, on motion of the same was
adopted. . ...r. .'a ....
On motion CT Mr.. Carey, the report
of the committee on Petitions was re-
ceived, which was, That yo.r commit
tee would recommend the adoption of
the petition of ". R. Mead and others,
Asa Bond and Henry A. Baker. .,..
On motion of G. ". Ostrander, the
petition OF W. r. Mead and others was
adopted.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Salmon, the peti-
ton os Asa Bond was postponed,
On motion of Mr.. Carey, the Pc
titicn Of Henry A. Baker was postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Carey. the follow
ing report of committee on Town ofi-
GERS was received: Your committee to
whom IS referred the following accounts
beg leave to report as follows: ,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
35oRttq.
Bic CAREFUL OF YOUR MONEY.

When life is full Of health and glec,
Work, work as busy as bee,
And take this gentle hint from nc
BE careful! your money!
You'll find It's true our frie nds arc few
When you are short of money.
The single grain cast in the mould,
May spring and give q hundred fold,
More precious than its weight in gold!
BE careful Of your money!
The grain you SOW to stalks may grow,
Be carefal Of your money!
But do not shut sweet msrcy's doors,
Wien sorro> pleads or want imp!orcs;
To hcl p 10 heel misfortune's sores,
Be careful of your money!
To help the poor that seek your door,
Be careful ofyour money!
Woald you escape The beggar's lot
The death bed of the tirpling sot;
And live IN sweet contcntment,s cot,
Be careful ofyour money!
And if you need friend indeed,
Be careful Of your money.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
REVOLUTION. REVOLUTION.
Aiississ;ppi Out OF The Union

There Is q rush of events upon us. Our
worst predictions have not kept Iace with
the fines. Two States now count themselves
out of the Union, and it looks as though THO
South generally was about to leave. M;ssls'
sippi rcsol we'd herself clear out on Tuesday
last-Forida is probably out today, and Al.
ALBANIA may SO tomorrow.
DIX has heen appointed Secretary Of war.
-SLIDHIL DAVIS and all the Southern Sem
atols arc down on the President. They used
h m as long as they could and now they
abuse him. 2#.
Lieut. TALBOT is on his way from Col.
Anderson to Washington for Instructions
The President and Senate have got to neet
this whole war question now fully and square,
ly. The powers that be have got to &c ahead
to c.nquer peace Or surrender to the seec.
ders. Talbot will be in Washington to-day.
The Star of the West lies at anchor OF
Charleston Harbor wa;tiag the arrival of the
Brooklyn, when she viii either land her car.
60 or know the reason why. Tho Brooklyu
was due there ycstcr iay-she knows nothing
about Anaerson's truce-she will proceed div
rectly to Fort SUMTER and If fired upon, as
she will bc, a general engagement will take
place with all the Forts.
Look out for thunder!
Cleye and PlGindedler.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
Clevc and PlGindealer
AS proof of the fact that girls

AS proof of the fact that girls
are useful articles; and that the
world could not very we'll get
along without them, a late writer
states 1t as fact, that if all the
girls were driyeu out of the world
in one generation, the boys would
all go out after them.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
c1,EMMER & MITCHELL.

Wholcsa), and Retail Drug -ists and Anothe-
c,rl,,. Ds,'ers in Drlgs, Me licines. Chem'-
-, ,,s perfum,ries, 'oys. and Yankee Notions'
Burning Fluid and LaT IS Paints Uls'
Rr,,hes Sash, Glass and putty, Kerosene
Land lamps Of every style. ChTice fami-
Nv Groceries and Seeds Of all kinds. Books
AMI Stationary, Bird Cages. and Fixtures.
Ap,nts for al Patent Medicines, County
AGENTS for the sale of pure Liquors.
u. Clemmer [n52-ly H. B. Mitchell
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
TO Horace GrccIy, Esq:

IMPORTANT DEc,sIoN-We take the follow
ing from Tie Davenport Domoclat & Ners.
1t viii be found Of interest to Lawyers and
others: awe learn from, Judge Dillon that
the Supreme Coart has affirmed his deci.ion
in the Fee Bill case tried before him q few
weeks since. Under this decision, County
Judges, Shcrifs, or any other officer coming
uudcr that Section Of the Code, can charge
no fee for his services. The Clerks of Courts
and Recorders can collect no fees for services
from September last to January ist, 1861
after that date the law provides fees for those
officers but no other. Dir. Clifford, our Dis
trict Clerk, informs US that this county has
already lost SIX hundred dollars by this bum
Cling enactment Of our Black Republican,
legislators ISIS farate Sc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
PENNSYLV4NIAHOUSE

Main street, Nc Gregor, loaca.
This we'll known house is well supplied witt
every thing necessary for the comfort of tn
travelling public. ..it g. .aaa .a l-..
Good accommodations for teams and care
full ostlers engaged. .... IN 16-l ".
JOHN. MCNULLEN, Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-18
Friday Morniug, Jan. IL. 1861.


Beard met pursuant to adjournment
and called to order .hy the chairman;
minutes of the last meeting read.
On motion of S. L. Carey, approved.
Then the chairman announced the
following standing committee on go
Equalization, . ....
Nunson, Baird, Boggess: 'Scely and
Griffin. IF ea ...a 81. .a- a....s'.. |.
Highways and bridges, '" n7
Carey. Ostranlcr, Salmon.
Sherifts, Constablcs and Jailors
accounts.
Strother, Niles and Seely. ..>
Justices and Coroners accts'
Radfcrd. Munson and Boggess.
Clerk Of Dist. Court acct's
Seely, Boggess and Carey. .--2 s
Recorder & Ireas'r acc'ts a...
3> >ird, Niles and ,Strother. prga, rr..
Z On Printing and Printers acct's
Ralford, Cstrander and Salmon. ..
Miscellaneous, acct's haa r.a71,a ai@
SalmCn n, MICS ana DalFu. *+. .t ...
County expenses @.. .5 .- .a
Ba ird, Munson aud Radford. s.'- "
Petitions. 1850. '...4 ..+..."
Niles, Salmoa and Boggess. .',
Erection and division of Towns.
:Seely, Munson and Baird. .-.
School Fund,
Carey, Radforl and Ostranler. .@ y "a
Superintendents acct's s y.
Boggess, seely and Griffin. If mo....,F
r Township Officers acct's
Griffin, Munson and Radford. saa
Reports and bonds Of Officers,
Baird, Ostrander and Seely. n.a e.
County Judges accounts, d'0
Salmon. Carey and Boggcss.
County Property,
Ostrander, Strother and Baird.
Mr. Carey moved that all claims and bust
ness before the Board be referred to the several
Committees by the Chsir; carried -..ri
On motion of Mr.. Carey the Board then ad-
journcd to 2 o'clock p. M. .r.,s..
Afternoon session, 2 ? NJ ..urrt
Board called to ordsr by the Chair. f. .
Mr.. Carey presented the following resolution
which on motion of Mr. Baird was adopted
Resolved, That the Chairman be requested
to appoint committee OF three who shall
make proper inquiries in relation to the ac-
count and business Of the ex-officials OF How
ard Co., who shall report to the soard at their
June session. @ .z -.. ...-.
The Chair then appointed assuch commit
tee Massrs Bogges Carey and Radford-
Mr.. Carey made a motion that the Board
authorize the Com, on Co Judges accounts to
audit his accounts from the first Monday In
January, carried. i-F
On motion of Mr.. Carey, the Beard adjourn
ed to meet at O clock to morrow. rs"
Saturday, Jan'y. Il. 8. A. M.
Board called to order by the chair
man. ....
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings
read, and on motion Of Mr.. Baird, ap
proved. a4 i..-u ea l-a.
On motion of Mr.. Radford, the Board
then adjourned until l o'clock P NJ
Afternoon Session, 1. ? M.
Board called to order by the chair
man. aa- a-1a 7fA 7aaa.
On motion of Mr.. Carey; the follow
ing report of the committee on Sherl't's
accounts was received. Your commit
tee beg leave to recommend that the
hill Of ?. Searles for amonnt OF sal
arv due on quarter ending January O.