The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-09

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+ ABSTRACT
OF OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS.
I f@ Special Session Of Commissioners,
November Ia, 1859.
erdersd, that Samuel w. Nol give bond as
I coroner conditioned according to law, in the
j penal sum of five thousand dollars. -.
! : Ordered, that C.. M. Morrow give bond as
. sheriff, conditioned according to Law, in the
penal SUN of ten thousand dollars. -
|. December Session Of Commissioners,
!. December 5. 1859.
4 Repor. of ths viewers of tho county road
= petitiomed for by Thos. Mitchell and Others
was read the first time in opeu session.
4 Petition of John Slffle and others for the
vacstion of part of the county road leading
from Newcastle to the graded road at Fshi lg
creek Knob, was read the first time in open
session.
4 Petition of Thomas Hubbard and others for
1.-THE vacation of portion of county road lead
/, ing from harrietsville to GraysvilIe, was read
the first time in open session.
Petition of Wan Danford and Others, for
thu vacation of portion of the county road
u running through the lauts Of Sarah sRucker
4 AMI kWn. Dsa:ord, nlilIg near the end of
John Pryor's lane, WAS rsado the first tirae in
i open session. zofssA biasssEI Of ss7aaFd
Iaaac w. Draper presented a petition for a
county road from Anna Morris in Franklin
township. to Levi Robbins, in said :owush p.
4 aaviaw and survey was ordered thereon.
4 WIN. Gioson presented a petition for conn
ty 20 I'd from the Clear Fork OF Muskiuguln.
u on the lands ofRJo.ln B. Kean, Terminating on
the lands Of Robert Ogg. Oh the road leading
1 from Stafford to Symmetrical. -
4 Report Of the viewers of road petitioned Tor
II hy Thos Mitchsll and others. WAS read the
4 seeona time in open session.
j Gpstition of John Safns and otlfsrs for the
vacation of potion of the county road lead
4 ing from Newcastle to the graded %ro.d at
Fishing Creek Knob, was rea2 the ssceul time
in open session. elifTs7a7s4 - eliitsfF
4 Petition of Thomas Hubbard and Others for
the vacation of portion of the countyl road
leading from Harrietsvile to Grsysvlle, was
read tho second time in open session. roFsi
: Order ed, that Vim. Myers be paid one dollar
and sevnn.y.fve esnts, for stationery for Treas
RI urer's Office s-dia
erlered that Sinclair 4 Baker be paid th:r'
ty-seren dollars and sighty-sevsn and one
! fonrth cents, for stationery, &c, for uss OF
r county Offices.
Ordered, that j. A. & g. H Davenport be
81 paid one hundred and thirty -four dollars and
n thirty Two cents, for goods for j al and sta
;ionery for use of county Offices. AZ,
j. Ordered, that Wm., Reed be paid tens,1oslars
twelve and one-half cents for blanks for sheriff
al Ordered, that Jordan Rose bs paid stwsn
ty-nire dollars ant six cents for stoves, &c,
\ for peob ate Office and Sl. ixas
L 5uriered, that Daniel Neuhart bs paid one
ql dollar and twenty five cents for work at jail
:. Ordered. that J. N. Stout be paid fifteen dol
i lars for defending George Clark in court lo
common pleas. fsag.-
4 aaOr,isrs 4, that J NJ. Sou. be paid one ,dolla,
AMI sixty-six cents for freight paid on books
Il Srdered, that &, Archbold, Esl., be paid ter
:, dollars for defending Ruth Stewart in the
coIrt OF common pleas.
ell sordered, that ". Hoeilsr & Co. be paid sixty
q dollars for fu sniture for clerks Office fsHt1
4 ]. w. Wheeler presented certificate from
4 David For.hey, Esq., that hs had by him beer
% duly sworn to discharge the duties OF count,
J, coinnssioncr
II "A view ani survey was ordered on the peti
l., tion of John Safle and others, for the vacatioi
of portion of the county road, leading from
= New Castle to Fishing Creek Knob. ,7sas ID.
Thomas MitShell's county road established
V0rdered. that Daniel 0'Connor be paid TWEEN
4 ty dollars for recording burnt rccoris.ses'I
~ 4 Ordered, that HOllister & Okev, Esqs b'
!, :, paid twenty five dollars for defending Rutl
d1 Stewart and VIM. Singledeeker, in the cour
"a OF common pleas.
al eordered, that MIL. Bowser bo paid eIesel
4 hundred AMI forty eight dollars and sixty tw
cents fees as auditor.
Ordered, that Silas Jackson be credited OF
y a Judgment against him in the probate cour
i. with fifteen dollars and interest on same fror
!, the afst day of February 1885, eslsis ii p
nj 81 Special Session. Jan. 2, 1860.
III Ordered, that C. NJ. Morrow, who wass q
the late general election, elected sheriff Of tn
. county OF Monroe, give bond in the sun, Q
)r ten THOUSAND dollars.
II Ordered, that S. W. Non, who was at TIL
4 late general election, elected coroner ofs tn
"a county of Monroe, give bond in the sum 9
II Ordered, trat 9. N. Morrow, sheriff, be pai
Ed seventy five dollars as fees in stateI case
Id wherein the state has failed. SlllE2sgIsI
e.1 - March Session, March tn, ls6O,f,
q. Report of the viewers Of John Saff1e's va
: cation of county road was read first time i
open session. "'
Report of the viewer. Gof Isaac Draper
n county read was read the first time in ops
j. session. sAl$~S{ A., elff,l A.
al Report of the viewers Of VIM. Gibson
county road was read the first time in ope
j session.
Jacob Weekly presented a petition for . n
view OF a county road, commencing at Natha
Young's Mr', aud terminating in sthe rids
road ieading from Sunish creek to Bealsyill
near the residence of Mitchell AeCoy. izsisai
nd Thomas Crawford presented . petition for
:" county road, commencing on the lands of, A
ria hur Smith, ter,pinatins in the ceuntys ros
n, eading from Woodsf-ld to Stafford, near Al
W drew Kincaid's, in Wayne township; . vie
Vo and survey was ordered thsrsonsS 10 1ss'8
Peter. King and others presented a petite
for an alteration Of the lines Of Green ar
at Ohio townships. s,t..
he 0r'tered, that Samuel r. Jones be pam TIVE
. ty-6vs 1dolars oItt Of CHE bridsesfuni, to-
~ expended by hipsin sepai ring th4, ,bnibge ne
ae Kent L Hickman's Mill.
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