The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-10
The Commissioners of Mon.

The Commissioners of Mon
roe County, Ohio, in pursuance of an Act
passed March Sth, 1856, and an Act amen
datory thereto, do, hereby respectfully
submit the following to the Honorable
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas in
said County, of their official transactions
and the financial affairs of the County for
the fiscal year commencing on the Birthday
of September, A. d. 1861, and ending on
the 9th day of September A. D. 1852.
| September Session of the Commission
ers of Monroe County, Ohio, September
9Th, A. d. 1862
! Ordered that the County Auditor give
notice to the Township Trustees of said
County to meet at the Office Of the County
Auditor, on the 3rd day of December
1861, at which time County Scrip Bonds
will be issued for the amount of the un-
paid orders issued by the County Auditor
for funds due the several Townships, and
which remain unpaid at that time on ac-
count of the late detalcation of the Coua-
: Treasurer.
| OpCCiI! DcSSlOH oI tEe SOUliiSSiOilSIS
of Monroe County, Ohio, October 2otn,
1861.
Ordered that George W. Carrothers who
was elected Sheriff Of County aforesaid on
the Sth day of October 1861, give bond
conditioned according to law, in the penal
sum of twenty thousand dollars, where
upon the said Carrothers filed in the office
OF the County Auditor bond as afore-
said. which bond was approved and ac-
cepted =
Ordered that Michael Faggert who was
elected Coroner Of the County, aforesaid,
on the oth day of October 1861, give bond
conditioncd according to law, iii the penal
sum of five thousand dollars, whereupon
the said Faggcrt filed in the office of the
County Auditor bond as aforesaid, which
bond was approved and accepted.
Ordered that Daniel o Connor who was
elected Recorder Of the County aforesaid,
on the 9Th day of October 1861, give bond
conditioned according to law, in the penal
sum OF two thousand dollars, whereupon
the said Coroner filed in the office Of the
lCounty Auditor, a bond as aforesaid,
which bond was approved and accepted.
! December Session, Dec. End, 1861
Ordered that Judkins & Hall be paid
nine dollars and thirty -one cents for sta
tlonary for use of County.
Ordered that j. NJ. Kirkbride be paid
three dollars and ninety -four cents for
boxes and stationary for use of county.
/ Ordered that Doct F. j. Hopton be paid
two dollars and fifty cents for post-mortem
Examination Of the body of Augustus
korner at Coroners inquest.
Ordered that Daniel Walton who was
elected Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County aforesaid, on the Sth
day of October 1861, give bond condi-
toned according to law, in the penal sum
of ten thousand dollars, whereupon the
said Walton fled in the Office of the Coun-
ty Auditor of said county, a bond as afore-
said, which bond was approved and ac-
cepted.
Ordered that F. & N. Koehler be paid
nine dollars and seventy seven cents for
goods got by Sheriff for criminals and
lunatics.
Ordered that Thomas Walton be paid
nine dollars for carrying abstract of vote
for Judge of Court of Common Pleas to
Belmont county.
Ordered that Sinclair & Baker be PAID
twenty seven dollars and sixty ight cents
for stationary for use of county.
Ordered that Doct w. L. Sinclair be
paid four dollars for medical attendance
on John Hess an inmate of county Jail.
County Scrip Bonds were issued tc
Township Treasurers, as follows, to wit:
To J. Alexander ef Adams tip for S426, 81 {
g S. Grimshaw, Of Green g g 1876, ,40,5
" j. Connor, +" Bethel g 1906
"J. H. Bridgeman, Jackson tip. All ,O4,s
Z" Peter Dorr, of Malaga g 3S0.6l,7
" W. H. Mallory, of Salem +" 269, l,o
+" David Ruble, of ofSwitzerland" 75S, ,10,C
I" Richard Clegg, of Seneca " 436, 3
{" A. Mann, of Washington 396,1S,s
Ordered that Marshal Morrow be paid
thirteen dollars and seven cents fees a.
lSheriff in the case of Ohio VS.. Robert
Lingo.
Ordered that Edward Archbold Esq
be paid twenty five dollars for defending
Franklin Kinsey in Court of Common
Pleas, case of Ohio vs.. Franklin Kinsey
J Ordered that s. B. Williams be paid
sixty-six dollars and sixty-two cents, fol
WORK at DfiuSe acrosS DareS run neal
Baresviile.
Ordered that D. P. Noll be paid ffteer
dollars and ffty-one cents for work al
Bridge across Bares run near Baresville
Ordered that Dunlap & Hoffer be paid
one hundred and thirteen dollars aud fifty
cents for lum Der, &C., furnished for Bridge
across Bares run near Baresville
Ordered that John Suter be paid nine
teen dollars for stone, &C., for Bridge
across Bares run near Baresville.
Ordered that j. A. Lankerd be pait
four dollars and ten cents for spikes fo
} Bridge across Bares run near Baresyilla.