The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-04-30

writing to the Commissioners of the County
aforesaid, as County Treasurer,
February 10, 1851.
Commissioners met and proceeded to count
the assets in the county treasury.
February 20, 1851.
Commissioners and Auditor concluded the
of the assets in the county
treasury.
Upon application, the Commissioners ap
pointed John b. Noll to fill the unexpired
term of VIM. Myers, treasurer. resigned.
Ordered that ]. B. Noll who was appointed
Treasurer to fill the unexpirsd term of VIM.
Myers, resigned, give Bond in the sum of
eighty-five thousand dollars.
Special Session, February 26, 1861.
J. B. Nou, presented Bond in the penal
sum of eighty-ive Thousand dollars, for the
faithful performance of the duties of County |
Treasurer, which Bond was approved and &C.
cepted.
February 27, 1861.
Commissioners and Auditor proceeded to
investigate the iefalcation of VIM. Myers |
late county treasurer.
February %, 1861.
Commissioners and Auditor find that VIM.
Myers is defaulter in the sum of eleven thou
sand one hundred and three dollars forty |
seven cents and six mills.
Commissioners counted and delivered over
to J. B. Noll, Treasurer of the County afore- |
said monies, checks, drafts, notes, &C., a.
mounting to the sum of fourteen thousand
nine hundred and eighteen dollars and forty
FIVE cents.
Ordered that James r. Morris be paid twen-
ty dollars for services rendered by him in 60
ing to Columbus, and making investigation
of settlements made between VIM. Myers late
Treasurer and State Auditor and Treasurer.
March Session, March 4, 1861.
! Ordered that Martin L. Bowser who was at
the general election held in the county and
State aforesaid, on the Second Tuesday of
October 1860, elected Auditor within and for
the county aforesaid, give Bond in the penal
sum of fiv e thousand dollars, for the faithful
discharge of the duties of the Office aforesaid,
which order was complied with and Bond re-
ceived and accepted.
4 Ordered that Elias E. Davis be paid two
dollars for notifying Commissioner Mann Of
! special session. -
Ordered that F. & N. Koehler be paid sixteen
dollars eighty-ssven and one-half cents for
goods furnished for inmates of Jail.
March 5, 1861.
j Ordered that the Auditor levy . tax on the
taxable property of the county aforesaid, OF
one mill on the dollar for road purposes, which
tax may be discharged by labor on the public
highways.
Commissioners aud Auditor made semi
; annual settlement with J. B. Noll, county
treasurer.
Ordered that F. G. Okey be paid seven dol
lars and twenty-five cents for goods furnished
to jail and for stationary for county Offices.
O Ordered that Daniel OConnor be paid tw
!. hundred and twenty-seven dollars and nine
>, teen cents for recording burnt records.
e March 6, 1851
n Ordered that J. R. Morris and H. b. Hill b
J. requested to make examination of the book:
Y, accounts &c., in the Office of the County Au
y ditor, chargeable to VIM. Myers late Treasure
re and make report and cause the same to b
published.
Ordered that L. o. Little be paid four do
y lars for notifying Commissioner Muhlenan {
ID special session of Commissioners.
Ordered that NJ. L. Bowser be paid fou
n hundred aud forty-six dollars and seventy
~ five cents, for fees as Auditor, from 1st D.
h. cember 1850 to March 1861.
r. Special Session, April II, 1861.
ir j. R. Morris and II. B. Hill. Esqrs. made
ty report of Their examination of the charg
k against and the credits to which VIM. Nye
late Treasurer was entitled as contained in IL
books and accounts of the Auditor, and upc
n such examination do find that the accounts
as the Auditor against said Myers, and the ere
of its to which he was entitled have been CT
sl- Erectly kept as they appear upon the books
nd said Auditor.
1 April 18th, 1861.
Ordered that the Auditor give notice thro'
of .he Spirit of !. Democracy that the Coun
i'll Commissioners want to borrow ten thousa
Ct dollars, to supply the defalcation in the cou
he tv treasury, agreeably to special act of t
Legislature, passed March sth, 1851.
Iu Ordered that j. R. Morris be paid twel
ate dollars for services in making examinatio
ted of the books, accounts, &C., kept in the off
ath of the county auditor, with William Mye
treasurer.
ian Ordered that II. B. Hill be paid ten dolls
ben for assisting said Norris in the aforesaid {
animation.
aid Special Session, May lst, 1861,
en- June Session of the Commisrs June 3, 1St
,dy Leonard Jackson presented a petition TO
review and alteration of a county road throu
the lands of Robert Norris and Leonard JAG
at son. the necessary proof being made, wi
zen and survey was ordered to be made on I
l4th day of June, 1861.
nty Ordered that Sinclair s. Baker be paid tt
nth ty-four dollars and eigety-four cents, for s
,ionery, &c, for county.
if- Ordered that j. T. Morrill, be paid two d
for lars aud fifty cents for assisting in laying
the ground, &c., where the bridge at Clari
lree ton was to be built, and for one hundred
of of plank for the same.
Ordered that c. M. Morrow be paia SCI
ifty dollars for guarding and sustaining Mich
Edwards, in the case of Ohio vs.. Michael
sum wards, before Justice Morrill,
the Ordered that j. 4. Hill be paid five doll
ohm for maps of county for use of county off
Ordered that Marshall Morrow be paid t