The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

commencing on the ! 5lh day Of Septem-
her, A. d. 1859, and ending on the 5th
day of September, 1850.
= o.,,AB9TRACT
OF OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS.
IL Il Special Session Of Comm rissioners,
Iee November IA, 1859.
3 Ordered, that Samuel w. Noll give bond as
coroner, conditioned according to law, in the
penal sum of five thousand dollars.
, Ordered, that C. Ar. Morrow give bond as
sheriff. conditioned according to law, in the
! penal SUN of ten thousand dollars.
| fa 81 December Scssio, Of Conan issi0ssrs,
/ s& 81 December 5 1859.
2Repor. of the viewers of the county road
petitioned for by Thos. Mitchell and others,
was read the fl st time in open session.
Petition of John Saffls and others for the
vacation of q parteof the county road leading
from Newcastle, to the graded road at Pshi az
creek Knob, was read tho first time in open
| session. -s-- -5...,.. ;:,-. 4s-r-.
| Pstitioilsef Thomas Hubbard and others for
tho vacation Of . portion Of county rosd lead
ing from Harrietsville to Graysville, WAS read
the first time in open session.
| Petition of WIN. Danford and others, for
| the vacation OF portion of the county road
!
aud WIN. Danford, ending near tho end of
John Pryor's lane, was read the first time in
open Session.
| Isaac w. Draper presented a petition for a
county road from Anna Morris in franklin
| township, to Levi Robbns, in said .ownsh p.
| \ view and survey was ordered thereon.
VIM. Gibson presented petition for coun-
| ty road from the Clear Fork Of Muskingum.
| on the lands Of John B. Kean, terminating OH
the lands Of Robert Ogg, on the road leading
! from Stafford to Summerfeld.
! Report of the viewers of road pstitioned for
| by Tho,. Ntchsll and others, was read the
second time in open session.
4 Petition OF John 6afls and others for the
vacation of a portion of the county road lead
! ing from Newcastle to the graded road at
Fishing Creek Knob, was read the secon time
! in open session..
/ Petition of Thomas Hubbard and others for
the vacation OF a portion of the county road
leading from Harrietsville to Graysvile, was
read the second time in open session.
orde, ed that VIM. Myers be paidone dollar
and seven.y-fve cents, for stationery for Treas
urer's Office.
Ordered that Sinclair & Baker be paid thir
| ty-seven dollars and eighty-seven and one.
fourth cents, for stationery, &C., for use OF
| county Offices.
| De
paid Que hundred and thirty -four dollars and
thirty 1.-TWO CENTS for goods for jail and sta
tionery for use of county oaises.
| Ordered, that VIM. Reed be paid ten dollars
| twelve and one-half cents for blanks for sheriff
I Ordered, that Jordan Il Rose be paid TWEEN
| ty-nire dollars AMI six cents for stoves, &C.,
| for probate Office and Jail.
I Ordered, that Daniel Neuhart be pad one
dollar and twenty-five cents for work at Jail.
Ordered. that J. NJ. Stout be paid fifteen dol
lars for defending George Clark in court OF
| common pleas.
Ordsrel, that J. NJ. Stout he paid one dollar
and sixty-six cents for freight paid on books.
Ordered, that X, Archbold, Esq., be paid ten
tdollars for defending Ruth Stewart in the
IcoGrt Of common pleas. ss.fa ~su
l. Ordered, that II. Hoefler & Co. be paid sixty
dollars for furniture for clerks Office.
J. W. Wheeler presented certificate from
David Forshsy, Esq, that he had by. him been
duly sworn to discharge the duties OF county
commissioner IfaT EssG - r
/ A view AMI survey was ordered on the petit
tion of John Safls and others, for the vacation
OF a portion of the county road, leading flon,
New Castle to Fishing Creek Knob. os
/ Thomas Mitshsll's county road established.
Ordered, that Daniel 'Connor be paid twen-
Ity dollars for recording burnt records.
y
paid twenty five dollars for defending Rnth
Stewart and VIM. Singledecker, in the court
OF common pleas. .sts -tfs
Ordered, that ID. L. Bowser be paid eleven
hundred an forty eight dollars and sixty two
cents fass as audtor.
l. Ordered, that Silas Jackson be credited on
= Judgment against him in the probate court
with fifteen dollars and interest on same from
tho nrst day of February 1855.
Special Session, Jan. 2, 1860.
Ordered, that e. N. Morrow, who was, at
the late general election, elected she OF the
county of Monroe, give bond in The sum OF
| ten THOUSAND dollars. .,sa, s34,.-s-. ,.a fts
Ordered, that S. ". NolI, who was at the
late general election, elected coroner of the
county of Monroe, give bond in the sum of
five thousand doliarsA eilsaui % s10nk :
. Ordered, that c. N, Morrow, sheriff, be paid
seventy five dollars az fees in state cases
wherein the state has failed t'
/ 9 bs March Session, March tn. 1860.
| i Report of the viewers of John Satfle's va
cation of county road was read first time in
| open session. ,s.tr. -
Report of the viewers OK Isaac Draper's
county road was read the first time in open
sessions 53s7su - a3EG L
Report of the viewers of Wm.r .Gibson's
county road was read the first time in open
session.
| ? jacob Weekly presented 4 petition for re-
view of IA county road commencing at Nathan
Youpg's Mil', aud terminating in the ridge
road leading from Supfsh creek TO Bealsville,
near the residence Of Mitchell McCoy.
Thomas Crawford presented a petition for Z
county road, commencing on thslands of Ar
hug Smith termipatinSyi in; the county road
! eading from Woodsheld. to Staffords near An
drew Kineaid's, in Wayne township; view
and survey was ordered thereon. -
| Peter King and others presented a petition
for an alteration of the lines Of Green and
Ohio townships eats
| Ordered, that Samuel Jones be paid twen-
ty-ave doifsr. out of the btidge fund, to be
espentied by hmshssepaaffng tRs brid q near
Kent & Hickman's Mill.
| Report Of the viewers Of John safle's vsca-