The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

department, an enclosure with q hiph
board fence, adjoining the insane house
on the east side, of about l2 rods SQUARE.
into which the insane could he allowed t.
90 at such times and under such circumr
stances a. their keeper might distate.
Your committee would further represent,
that they cannot reasonably hope that
with ANY such temporary improvements on
| such a contracted scale, and above all,
without having their keepers chosen with
special reference to their peculiar and
responsible vocation, to permanently or
materially benefit. We would therefore
recommend to our next Legislature to
pas an act for the building Of another
Insane Asylum in the northern part of
this State. Your committee are Of the
opInIon, that there are cases there now
who have become hopelessly incurable,
| who, had they had the common trextment
OF regular Insane Asylum might in all
human probability, have been restored to
their reason, their homes, and their
| friends; also, that there are two or three
other cases who now show evident signs,
not only of the possibility, but high proJa.
Lta:y Of their ultimate recovery under
proper treatment, whose periodic spells of
partial sanity now, instead of affording as
they should, a favorable opportunity for
sanitary treatment, only disclose to them
more wildly their solitary and desolate
condition, which perhaps more than all
else combined. increases instead Of di-
{ minishcs the disease.
They would further report that they
found the house, out-buildings, farm,
garden, de- all in good condition. There
were on the farm 50 acres of corn, good
for this year, ) acres Of souud potatoes,
. q nf Of
timothy hay in barn, 3 horses in good
condition, - fatting and store hogs, and
1900 lbs. Of old pork on hand
We would further recommend that Mr.
F.; Lott be authorized to fence OFT two small
lots for calves and hogs, also to replank
the stable. All Of which is respectfully
submitted
Sup. Gilman presented the following
resolutions which were adopted:
Rcsoleed, That the town collectors Of the
several towns, and the treasurer Of La
Sale county, be hereby instructed TO re-
ceive gold, silver, county orders, jury GER
! tifcates, and United States Treasury notes
| In payment of all county taxes;
( That the said collector and treasurer be
/ further Instructed to receive gold, silver,
and United states treasury notes in pay
/ Inent OF all town and road taxes;
| That the several township treasurers in
/ La Sale county be hereby requested to
/ receive gold, silver, and United States
| Treasury notes in payment Of all district
! school taxes and that said owushiD
| treasurers be further requested to notify
| the collectors OF their respective towns
and the county treasurer, that they will
receive gold, silver, and United Statss
Treasury notes for said district schooh
. ii .<>r,
said, the said collector and treasurer are
hereby instructed to receive gold, silver,
and United States Treasury notes in psy.
ment of district school ssxes
That it is not intended by this resolu-
ton. to require the said collector to receive
bank notes or postage stamps in payment.
OF taxes;
That the Senator and Representatives
OF La Sale county, at the next session OF
the State Legislature, be requested to
endeavor to procure the passage of an act
authorizing the collection of al taxes in
gold, silver and United States Treasury
notes.
Sup. Gilman, Irom Military Committee
presented the following report, which was
accepted aud adopted:
RgpoRr OF MILITARY COMMITTEE.
Your committee have examined the
Treasurer accounts, and find a balance
in his hands to the credit of the voluntear-
relief Iund of three Thousand two hundred
and thirty four dollars and ninety csntA
We have examined the accounts Of the
relief furnished to the families Of volunr
teers, and find there has been expended.
under the advice Of the Supervisors Of the
| several towns since the last meeting Of tho
| Board OF Supervisors, the snm of two
/ thousand three hundred and eighty-eight
| dollars and ninety-eight cents.
| Your committee report that the amount
| TO be realized from the five ilill tax unsp-
propriated amounts to about twelve thou
sand dollars, which, with eight hundred
| and sixty-three dollars and ninety-tw0
| cents, the balance of the volunteer relief
fund amounts to twelve thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three dollars and
ninety-two cents. with which to meet the
wants of the families Of volunteers for
the current year.
For the purpose Of relieving the wants
of the families OF volunteers, it IL recon-
mended that the Supervisors grant relief
| to such families of volunteers in their re-
| spective towns, as they shall deem neces>
sery, and not to exceed the following
| rates, viz. To grown person, dependent
on q volunteer for support, one dollar per
week: and to each child of the same,
under fourteen years of age, fifty conts
per week.
We recommend that the Supervisors
who shall render aid to the families Of
volunteers, shall make report at the
| end Of each month to the clerk OF this
| Board, in which they shall give the name
of each family receiving aid, the number
OF persons composing the same, and tho
I 1ar t,n-<
Supervisors are in town, both shall deter
mine the amounts of relief to be granted
TO each family; also, that said families
shall have the privilege of selecting such
store as may be willing to accept such
orders.
| On motion, 80 cts. per week were voted
| TO suppert Patrick O'Neil, pauper in the
town of Manlus until the next meeting
of the Board. s.....
| On motion, $40 were also voted to sup.
| port sundry paupers in the town OF Peru.
On motion of Sup. Gilman, the War
Committee was instructed to report in
favor of granting relief to the families Of
volunteers not exceeding one dollar per
week TO each grown person, and SO cts to.
each child under IA years Of age
The Board then proceeded to select
grand and petit jurors for the November
and February Terms of the Circuit and
County Courts, as follows:
| GRAND JURoRs, Nor. Tenn Circuit Court
Joseph Palmer Albert r Young
James McCord w Chamberliu
John IIoban Edw Chase
Chr Waggoner john KELLOGG
j II Hosford E M Rove
! d D Guiles David Holman
j s WikiE 4 I Haskins
j S Wilson Tho G Clark
Mark Hoag Pliny Dewey.
Irenus Brewer Reynolds.
ID Lee Nv GAttiA