The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-05-07

entsen dollars for repairs to courthouse and
furniture for county offices.
Ordered that William Myers give Bond con-
ditioned according to law, in the penal sum
of eighty-five thousand dollars for the faith
full discharge oft duties of county Trea surer.
l. Commissioners and Auditor concluded their
ANIMAL settlement with VIM. Myers, County
1 Treasurer. See statement of settlement M ark
ed A. za
! Special Session, November 10, 1860.
| Ordered that VIM Myers, Treasurer of Non
roe County, Ohio, give additional Bond as
Treasurer to the one given on the 7th day of
September 1850 of eighty-fve thousand del-
lars which requirement. was acceded to, and
Bond accepted aud approved.
December Session, December 5, 1860,
Frederick Muhleman filed in the Office Of
| the Auditor of hesCouuty aforesaid certif-
cate setting forth that he had been duly elect
ed Comfy Commissioner, aud had taken the
oath of Office.
! Barnett Mann filed in the Office of the Au
ditor of the County aforesaid, certificate
setting forth that he had been duly elected
County Commissioner and had taken the oath
of Office.
The report of the viewers of Christian
session.
Ordered that J. B. Crump, NJ D., be paid
two dollars and fifty cents Cor services rem
dered in case of coroners' inquest on the body
of William Barnhart.
I December 4th 1850.
The report of the viewers Of Christian Blat-
ler's road, was read the second time in open
session.
! Ordered that Baltzer Helm be paid twenty
dollars aad twenty-five cents for blacksmith
work at Jail.
! Ordered that F. and N. Koehler be paid If
lty-seven dollars and sixty eight cents for
goods for inmates of Jail and lunatics.
Ordered that J. B. Noll be paid twenty-three
dollars and fifty cents, as superintendent OF
the building of Clarington bridge.
Ordered that Daniel o'Connor be, paid fifty
dollars for recording burnt records.
Ordered that C. NJ. Morrow be paid the sum
Of fty dollars. it being the amount of the
reward offered for the apprehension of John
Hess.
The Commissioners examined the bridge
built across Sunfsh creek at the head oi
Fords' mill dam, and ordered that the con
tractor William Shell be paid thirty dollars
for the work there done. sS
4 The commissioners authorize William Ny
ers, treasurer of county, to receive in pay
ment of taxes, &C., current bank paper, snct
as the business men of the county take il
their business transactions.
: Ordered that twenty dollars be paid Jess,
Jackson, out of the bridge fund. and to,be by
him expended in the completion of the bridg.
, near Abraham Jackson's, in Center township
Ordered that M. L. Bowser be paid fourteen
= hundred and seventy-nine dollars and ninety
four cents, for services as auditor from tn,
first of June to the first of December, 1860.
: Special Session, February 9th, 1861.
4 Ordered that John s. Way, who was. at tn
' general election held on the second Tuesda
q of October, 1860, elected Probate Judge Q
said county, give bond for the faithful dis
charge of the duties of said Office, in the sur
: of ten thousand dollars; and the said John
J. Way presented bond, as aforesaid, whic
t bond was approved and accepted.
a Special Session, Feb. Is, 1851.
VIM. Myers rendered his resignation i
: writing to the Commissioners of the Count
aforesaid, as County Treasurer.
= February ~, 1851.
A Commissioners met and proceeded to coun
the assets in the county treasury.
February 20, 1861.
Commissioners and Auditor concluded tn
}. examination of the assets in the count
treasury. .
q Upon application, the Commissioners aI
pointed John B. Noll to fill the unexpire
term of VIM. Myers, treasurer. resigned.
). Ordered that ]. B. Noll, who was appointe
o Treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Wn
Is Myers, resigned, give Bond in the sum I
eighty five thousand dollars.
Special Session, February 26, 1861.
J. B. Nou, presented Bond in the pen,
sum of eighty-fv thousand dollars, for th
faithful performance Of the duties of Count
nd n
y cepted.
February q, 1851.
It Commissioners and, Auditor proceeded I
q investigate the defaloation OF VIM. Myel
j. late county treasurer.
February %, 1851.
Commissioners and Auditor find that Wu
Myers is defaulter in the sum of eleven thor
4 sand one hundred and three dollars forty
seven cents and six mills.
Commissioners counted and delivered or
to J. B. Noll, Treasurer of the County afor
said monies, checks, drafts, notes, &C.,
e mounting to the sum of fourteen thousan
nine hundred and eighteen dollars and fort.
FIVE cents. - a. saa.a
Ordered that James 3. Morris be paid twsl
a ty dollars for services rendered by him in g
! ing to Columbus, and making investigate
of settlements made between VIM. Myers la
10 treasurer anu Otdto sAuOltoI SAu lEodoutofs
Ie March Session, March 4, 1861.
le Ordered that Martin L. Bowser who was
,f the general election held in the county al
State aforesaid, on the Second Tuesday
. October 1860, elected Auditor within and Fl
le the county aforesaid, give Bond in the pen
sum of i've thousand dollars, for the faithf
"a discharge of the duties of the Office aforesai
8 which order was complied with and Bond r
~ ceived and accepted.
10 Ordered that Elias h. Davis be paid tv
dollars for notifying Commissioner Mann
n special session.
Ordered that F. & N. Koehler be paid sixte'
dollars eighty-seven and one-half cents
10 goods furnished for inmates Of Jail.
is March 5, 1851.
a. Ordered that the Auditor levy a tax on Il
:. taxable property of the county aforesaid,
:, one mill on the dollar for road purposes, whic
10 tax may be discharged by labor on the publ
highma ays.
- Commissioners aud Auditor made sem
:. annual settlement with ]. B. Noll, coun
treasurer.
l. Ordered that F. G. okey ba paid seven dc