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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
A TRAaEpyoS the ILLISo,s RryrR

A TRAaEpyoS THIS ILLISols RIVER
Capt John Allen, Of the steamboat Mime
,ota and Capt Thomas Nicols, of the line
boat Angelo. got into a quarrel, while play
ing cards on board the Minnesota on her
last trip up the Illinois river, one day
last week, Nicols accusing Allen of cheat
Ing Allen denied the charge, drew a
pistol, and shot Nicols in the thigh, and
he bled to death in short time. Capt.
Allen on arriving at Beardstown, delivered
himself up to the authorities. An inquest
was held, the rusult of which was the
soquittal of Capt Allen, upon the ground
hattie acted in self-defence
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
St Paul. Mimi. Dec d 1860

Thirty eight of the condemned Indians
were hung at MankatO yesterday at 10
o clock Il. IN. One who was TO have been
executed with the rest was granted
respite for few days by the President
The gallows were SO constructed that all
fell at once. Several thousand spectators
were in attendance. All passed off in an
orderly manner.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

GES BANKs-This gllant officer has
arrived at New Orleans with his expedi-
ton, and taken command, in Buffers
place, while the latter goes to Washin, ton
to take another important command
Banks is said to have about 10000 troops
at and near New Orleans, which number
is daily increasing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
New advertisements.
Official Notice.
L. S. Assessors Office,
Sd District, Wisconsin,
Prairie On CHEN 23d Dec 1850


Prairie Du Chen, 23d Dec. 1862 J
Notice is hereby given that the Sd Assessment Dis
trio of the State of Wisconsin, comprising the coun
ties of Crawford, Richland Sank Iowa Gre n Lafay-
cite and Grant, wi from and after the 31st day OF
December 1852, be dvid into Seven, instead of ff-
teen, subdivisions, follows:
Division No. will comprise the counties of Crawford
and RichlandAFred Miller, ofPrairie du Chen
Assistant Assessor
Division No. 2-uil mirise the comfy o. !auk-E.
o. Rudd of Reedsburg, Assistant Assesso..
Division No. 3-wili comprise the county of Iowa-T.
s. Ansley of Mineral Point, Asst AS essor.
Division No. 4-will comprise the county Of Green
Hiram Medbury of Albany. Asst assessor
Division No. 5-will comprise the county of LaFay-
etfe-Jon, Warner of Shullsturg, Asst Assessor
Division No s-will COMPRISE the south part of e
County of Grant and inclu1e the towns OF hazel
Green, Smeltzer Plattevile Lima, k,Snboro, Harm
son, Paris, jamestown, Potos Lancaster. stee'own
Waterloo, Cassviile and Glen Haven Phetus no.
of Potosi, Asst Assessor
Division No Twill comprise the North half of the Co
of Grant, and include the towns of linton, Wiugville
Blue River Mus .oda Watertowu Hi kory Grove Liber
ty Feunmore Marion Boscobel Millville Little Grant
Tafton Patch Grove and Wyalusiug-George Cole Of
Boscobei Asst Assessor.
B. w BRISBOIS:
Assessor Sd Collection District of Wis 52-3w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

H$yA correspondent answers our CUES
tons in regard to Elk Secretary of the In
terror Jacob Thompson's correspondent
y K Oliver, late Of Wisconsin," 1t ems
he is a precious scamp. Here he was a
swindler in business, an admirer Of Sat
Clark in politics, and scoundrel and vii
lain in general principles We are glad
he has gone where he can find congenial
society, though the Milwaukee Ncus has
doubtless lost IA stauch supporter and sub
scriber in consequence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

The EMANCIPATION PRoCLAMATIoN.-A
Washington correspondent says: The
New Years Proclamation of Freedom
will be issued without fail, and the Presi-
dent Is now considering its terms. He
also declares that he has determined to
garrison the Southern forts and hold the
banks Of the great Southern rivers with
black soldiers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

c5s7- We have made the above REDUCTION IN PR
CES with the twofod view of heneting public and
ourselves The public have been swinde spurious
machines made in imitation of The metal in them
from the iron casting TO the smallest piece is of poor
quality Their makers have not the do their
work well. They are hid away in places where
it would be impossible to have their command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing a
great business, and having extensive manufacturing
adjustments, that good machines be made mode
rate prices The best designed machines BADLY
MADE, always liable to get out of order, and
to cost considerable trouble and money keep
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in Machine, =
CertaiRty of correct action 1t all rates Of speed
snslffcStl Of construction, great drdbiLity, and
rapfdtty Of operation, 7ciM the kersst TUDOR Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities, must be made
of the best metal and Finished 10 perfection. We
have the ways and cans, grand scale, to do this
The purchasers Of Machines, whose daily bread it
concern, will End that these having the above quail
tiles not only work well at rapid well sioU
of speed but last long in the finest possible working
order Our machines, y ntdTe by as will
money with Tess tailor than any others whether in i'm
itation of not In fact, they cheaper than
any other Machines gift.
eR- LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. -ksa
Z. NJ. SINGER 81 CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
ed5'' Milwaukee on5ee, II, Newhan HoIss--vt5-n1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

II News from Memphis indicates that
the expedition down the river is now on
the move. Gen. Sherman is in command
of the land forces All facts as to the
number of troops, boats, &c, and of the
intentions, are contraband
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
sINGEIvs LITTER A MACHINE

A
-
Is the best Machine IN the World for Family Sewing and
Light Manufacturing Purposes Price, with Hem
mer, and beautifully ornaInepted, 800
We would ask for our letter 4 Machines the spe-
caI attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers and all
those who want Machines for kioAt man 4frctuyino
purposes They embody the principles of the Manu-
ufacturing Machines making like them
stitch and are destined TO be as celebrated for FAMILY
Sewing and light manufacturing purposes as our Manu-
acut,1rinr Machines are for manufacturing purposes in
general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are valuable in pro-
norton to the number of thing, they can do well See
what ours can do before making a purchase
There is no doubt as othe value of our Machines for
MANUFACTURING nrnoses hut il is only of late that the
public began to learn tI1f The esse,fiaI clements OF
machine Dot 0d1o,tn6 10 te be1riest ,rarI ,,otl5
also be the elements to he eUab06ie6 in n S;f.njL
Machine Iii now well understood that our Letter 4
Machine is the only Family Machine vet offered To the
public which has sim nIic;fI gun;I};t, dau6iyifI
and cejtoiof,, of cor,eet ;cf;ou Will. as General
thing the SEWING macbin. neone arc candid enongb 10
act nnwledpe that opr M acbnes arc ,neonaad f,
,tf1cfuri,0 nurooses thev are almost snre to ert +;
the same bgeath tb,t SIxcrp,s Irrrrp or ,y,,y
M,,ufsEs are not,tx ooo3 tx tLe;r.r This i n mere
trick of the trade and we confidently invite those inter
ested in the subject to examine for themselves and see
what our LETTER FAMILY MACHINES, with All the re-
ce' improvements, nre capable OF doing. WINE they
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
TAKEN LIP.

BY the Subscriber residing and half miles west
OF the Village of Linden the LIST inst red and
white Bull about two DID, artificial marks per
property, pay charges and take him away.
Linden, Dec. 18th 1852. GEORGE VAKCOE:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

R~ We learn from Washington that
Hon. Joseph Holt VIII probably be ap-
pointed Secretary of the Interior; that
the Illinois and Michigan Canal bill will
pass by small majority and that the
President will probably approve the West
virginia State bill Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

Official Notice.

U. 8. Assessors OFFICE
3rd District Wis.
Prairie Du Chen, 22d Dec 1862
All persons concerned are hereby notified that the
hsts value tons and enumeraons, made and taken by
the mt Assessors in the county Iowa State of
Wisconsin, under the Excise Laws of the United States
VIII be open for examina ion the Office of Thomas
Ansley in the City of Mneral Point in said County of
Iowa orl days from the 18th day the present month
OF Dec, and that the 10th and 18th days of any 49,
o3, from clock A. VI to o'clock p NJ of each day
at the office of T. s. Ansley aforesaid appeals will be
received and determined relative to
cessive val uaon enumerations by said Assistant
SCISSORS b. w. BKISBOIS.
Assessor Sd District If Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
NEW HEARSE.

~0AS&0SS-
m he undersigned having just completed the
i neatest and best finished Hearse West Of Chi ago
and equal, if not superior any in that City
prepared to attend to Undertaking in all its
The Hearse can be had at all times demand, with
two Horses.
Applications TO be left atthe Cabinet Shop
ELLINGER BROTHER.
Mineral Point, Sept. s. 1869.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIC AWERIGA<
IHI 8lST MtC -ANChLPIPf2INTH D
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
VOLUME EiII.----NEw SERIES.


A NEW volume OF this popular Journal commences on
the first Of January 1t is published WEEKLY and every
number contains sixteen RACES of useful information
and from five to ten original engravngs of new nven-
tions and discoveries all of which prepared express
ly for its columns.
To the Mechanic nnd Manufacturer.
No person engaged any of the mechanical or man.
uacturing pursuits should think of doing without the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 1t costs but six per week
every number contains from six to ten engravings OF
new machines and Inventions watch cannot be found in
any other publication.
To The Inventor.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is indispensable to every
inventor as it not only contains illustrated descriptions
of nearly all the best inventions as they out but
each number contains Official List of the Claims of
all the Patents issued from the United States Patent Of
flee during the previous week; TINS giving cor &c;
history of he progress of inv ntions in this country
We also receiving every week, Ire best scientific
jou of Grea Britain France and Germany: thus
placing in possession all that is transpiring in
chanical science and art in these old countries
shall continue to transfer to our columns copios xtracts
from these journals of whatever may deem of interes
our readers.
A pamphlet of instruction as he best mode of OBJ
tanning Letters Patent new Inventions is furnished
free application
Messrs. MUM Co. have acted Patent Solicitors
for more than years, connection with he
publication of the SCE AMERICAN, and they refer
to 20 900 pat nees for whom they have done business
No charge is made for examining SIX tches and models
ofnew inventions and for advising inventors to their
patentabilty.
hemists, Architects, NIilIwrishts and FARM
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN wi be found mn st use III
journal to them. t new scover esin the science
of chemistry given in its columns and the interests
of the chitec and carpenter ae not overlooked all
the inventionsand discoveries tanning to
pursuits being publ sh d from week to week U-eful
and practical information tanning to the interests of
mi Wright and nowners will be found in t5e SCIEy
AMERICAN, which info nation they not possibly
obtain from any other source. Subjects in which
are interested will be found discussed in thu ScIEN
AMERICAN most of the i'm, 'rovements in Agrcul
tura Implements being illustrated in its columns.
1ERNIS.
To mail subscribers. Three dollars year, one
dollar for four months The volumes GSm'hce on the
first of Janu and July Specimen copies viii De sent
gratis to any part of the country.
Western and Canadian money or Post-Ofice stamps
taken Ear for subscriptions Canadian subscribers
Will pleas remit twenty cents extra each years
sllbScr ption o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
$500 REWARD!

- oME reckless persons having broken out the win
dows of the School House in District No s. in the
IcWn OF Linden at meeting held by the residents of
said Dis riot, the Board were authorized offer Re
ward of one hundred Dollars 20 any person who
will render the information that will lead
ton OF the offender.
WM. HARRIS, Director.
JOS. HALLAM, Treasurer.
FREDERICK LAURAY, Clerk
Dated Dec. 20th 1861 5l-2w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

WE prefer them for Family use-Nese York T-1e
w uae.
= They are the favorites for families Ntao.- FerA
Times
1t has no rival.-Scientifc American.
There 600 machines In use in this country Nd
Europe.
This machine is profitable and available life tina
1t is equal to ten Seamstresses
An annual dividend of 100 to 500 per cent for n.
cost may be obtained in use-by its possessor
This is the only Sewing Machine In world making
the Lock with the Rotating hook using tho
glass-foot.
Instructions win be given and all information. n,
calling at my residence
GEO. W. COBB
2S-tfl Ag't for Iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
Dentistry.

DIR. D. NJ WELD, sfser short visit to the Eastern
States is again in readiness attend TO all calls per-
tanning to his profession He has rosursd the right 70
using the Rubber base for teeth which.enablsst
to do work at the lowest possible figure
Office in Whites Block, High Street nr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

T Confessions and Exp .rience Of an Tn.
valid
PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and as xarn,,
and caution 10 young men who suffer from Nervous n.
piiity Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the .ans
uihe the means Of Self Cure BY who ha. cured
nsei' after being put to great expense through n,edi
oa imposition and quackery. BY inclosing post paid
addressed envelope SINGLE may be had OF tbs.
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ Bedford Kim
County, New York. 1v,o
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STkAYED.

STKAYED.
From the Subscriber, in District No s. in the south
part of the town of Linden, in June last one Sorre
Mare two years old last Spring She has white stripe
in the face nd three white feet. She is tall and good
sized for her age
liberal Reward will be paid for the of said
colt to the undersigned, for information where she
may he found VIM A. WILLIAMS.
l. nden, Dec. II 1S62. 81 3m.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, 1862
IN NJ T. MISS EDIroRs AND PRorKrxroRs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

A NEW volume OF this popular Journal commences on
the first of January. 1t is published WEEKLY and every
number contains sixteen RACES of useful information
and from five to ten original engravings of inyen-
tons and discoveries all of which prepared express
~ for its columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
PERSONAL.

Tie Rebel Cen Iindmsp Is getting into bad odof.
He Is charged with being ruitan, tylsnt sn s
thief, having lately been placed under arreji for
cnbezzliog several hundred lbc;itand dollars Of ths
war-tax Of AIhspsas. 1t is related Of BIN 10y fhs
Lorsr,il. Journal that
In To- Fall OK 1854 he hid dcu'ty at Le Rock. wlss
the ksr IS LEG ssiure Ia session with Mr. loon,
well known igD;ing thst >tste One day VI lie efooa
IN the hal ~ the Hone Of Representative indsn 'ts
toned himself; belinda large piar outside the do" ard
him. brrng OF HI. ard Thea no, having The ccrr
ego wounded rvshel iDio the nz ssa Ia
tsnupted the leg ,ladye proceeding. ~ bnwng aloud f
rejection Hincmsu and Moon b,h boarding q. fb1
~ az the Anthony House ia Little Rock Moon, h,sngshs
a. ~ spe arm the len believe, sw0rr ta, II n.insn
.hou3n, roman In The Lotol Therefore Hirdman 6,drt
but hid his trunk s.u TO snctass saps mouse ae no"
the soon 90 he could cr' on
p. 7. Barnum Las been IN Washington. On Suns
day. he visited tie Eth Regiment Connecticut Vol
uu,ers in their camp near Georgetown, taking With
him Gea Tom Thumb and Commodore Nut. At the
request Of the regiment. Mr. Barnum gave them Q
temperance addlcfs. He also addressed 5000 per
Sons on Sunday afternoon in front Of the Capitol. on
the invitation Of the Washington Teetotal Society.
Mr.. Barnum offer large premium for the privilege
of exhibiting any stranger now ia Washington who
Las not visited that city rbe purpose Of obtaining
an Office or O Government contract Mr.. b. returned
TO the Museum OF Wednesday morning.
Jay 7. Howard, esq, of Pittsburgh Pa, lately
appointed United States Consul 20 San juan del Sur.
is stopping at the Western Hotel, Courtandt street.
He sails in The America Saturday,, the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

PurxAM's CLoTHEs-WRIsGEE.-We have tested
this new eontrvance by practical working, and
know that it will d. II lie cheap ii is simple; 1t re-
quires no room, whctherat work or at rest; child
can operate it; does its duty thoroughly; saves
tine, and il eaves wear ard tear. We earnestly ad'
vice all who have much washing to do, with oil in
telligeut persons who have any, to buy this Wiring
or. It viii pay for itself in y year " most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
Tho following sa!ement OF The stock ID bonded

NIfrHDI7t ~ IIIIt PIII VI wv IeI I1'ol''
Total a,e Of ssol, Ia bond SEPT !. liil ...".. ga
entered rnouse ffom foreign p0r'B 10 Sept. L.
Received Ia bond irofs oihs. domestic Iog.s"....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

fAdyerssment
DREW & FRENCH
PHopge CosvIssioS MHHcsksfI
PuIrys, curlsr, EGss. PoULrRr. 0Aas, 0RMs. FIotA
Pork &c.
No 6 Erie bJidiBgs. N.w-York
On, rottois Quick ssies sIo prompt returns'
re.stegs--D k Mstln President Ocean Bank nsw'ies4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

We much regret to learn that Rear Admiral Foo,
has been called again TO mourn the lofs of another
child. lovely little daughter sevsn years old. Two
otLgTs have gone before within the past six months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

pavement. The action Of tho Board takes effect on
tho 9th inst.
Dutiable Demand notes Auctuated naturally with
Gold, and, after selling tom ia6i up to l29l. fell
tack to i27, and finally closed at 1879, bid.
Money IL active to-day, but the supply On rstcass
ccllaterss is sufficient at 06 v cent. Tho transact
lions beo this are exec ional and on Governments
or Gold.
The Persia today took 81 ,00o, $40 in Gold, which
Is from half million to million below the reports
OF yesterday.
Thirty thousand dollars OF the postsge-stamp cur
rency was purchased tbs morning by the fifty banks
coniposing the Clealing-llouse Association, being
5000 for each of the fifty banks, and 10 Low being
paid on, to their customers.
The following are the receipts Of the Catawissa
Railroad Company:
For Sept 1851 less connecting road ~ w
for sept ieG2 less esing road1......'.'" .c'V
rn.,e,.s. .29'
Whole receipt for iee from jan taine month'' IN "a
Whols receipts for 1902 fIon Jan TO sept 30 tnine M
mOnhsl ''''''
Increase p'31oo
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway, for the
week ending DC. H. bo.fS, W.
CoIre1p Jndils week las ''''' ~
I.,o,s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si64 a.
The New-York Central Railroad Company gives
notice TO lelders of the Debt Certificates OF that
Company of the demo nina,iou of $780, that Pur'an'
10 The notice published the lSih Of June last, the
,ad Debt Certificate will. ns provided by Their
terns, be raid at par on 'he let day Of November
next, when the next sem annual payment oi inter-
ct becomes due, at the Bank Of Commerce In New
York. after which dare interest on said Cerntca'cs
will cease. Ii tie mean time they will DE redeemed
Ut par and accrued interest upon presentation at the
said Bunk of Commerce, the Albany City Bank, OF
the Office Of Mess.s. j. j.. Thayert Brolber, Bostyn
Tie following is a statement OF the exports Of
Breadstuis fom the United States TO Grea. Britain
/ II. 81. c., 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

Tie T. cent DIVIDEND declared GA Tie shares Of
tie Penrsy lyaua Railroad Company is clear Of State
AMI Government taxes.
cONzEhCg OF sES lsr pkrg
1860. 1861. 1862.
Imports l,efch,ni.o sie2 10 40 io,io,es ls,c6Js1
ports pfoduc-... y so Jit 100 i5la6 ll90sto31
Ia porte spces........ too2gu 32-s az .s,526,2sj
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-14

Mr.. Hack moved, that all the half days be
stricken out and disalowed; which motion was
lost by the following vote: Mays-Card, Petit
bone, Mathewson, Andrus, Schmidt Guilford,
Leffler, Hunter Andre, Freeman, Munger,
Ross and Douglass.-13. 1ys-Haack, Guiley,
Curtis, Springer, Miller, Gaylord, jackson,
Quackenbush, Liskow, Munger and Brockwsy
IL.
Mr.. Curtis moved to strike out and disallow
the half day of the number of days of attend
ance of the Supervisors from the Cities of
East Saginaw and Saginaw, and the townships
of Bridgeport, Spaulding, Saginaw and Koch
Vile
Which was carried by the following vote /:
-Ayes-Card, Mathewson, Pettibone, Guiley,
Andrus, Curtis, Schmidt Guiford, Leffler,
Hunter, Gaylord, Andre Jackson, Quacken.
bush, Freeman Ross, Liskow, Douglass and
Schulthess-19. Nays-Haack, Springer, Mil
Ter, Munger and Brockway-5.
The resolution as amended was then adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes-Card, Mathewson, Pettibone, Guiley,
Andrus, Curtis, Springer, Schmidt, Guiford,
LGffler Hunter, jackson, Freeman, Ross, Lis
kow, Douglas, Schulthess,- III.
NayS-Haack, Miller, Gaylord, Andre,
Quackenbush, Munger and Brockway,-7.
Mr.. Hack, Chairman of Committee on
Claims, reported back the claims of Souther-
land and Miller, for services as counsel for the
county, on the trial of the case of Larkin and
Sumner against the county, ard John Il.
Hughes for erecting and maintaining Tittaba-
wassee bridge, with the recommendation that
the same be disallowed Mr.. Schmidt from
same committee presented minority report
recommending its allowance On motion both
said reports were accepted and the minority
report adopted by allowing the claim at s25 90
Mr.. Guilford moved to reconsider the reso.
luton adopted yesterday in relation to the al.
lowance of interest on township taxes returned
to the County Treasurer, which was carried by
the following vote. tr
Ayes-Pettibone, Curtis, Springer, Miller
Schmidt, Guilford, Lefiler, Gaylord, jackson
Quackenbush, Freeman Schulthess, and Brock.
way-13.
Nays-Card, Mathewson, Hack, Guiley
Andrus Hunter, Andre, Ross, Liskow, Nun
ger, and Douglass--11.
Mr. Gaylord then moved to lay said resolu
ton on the table, which was carried by the fol
lowing vote
Ayes-Pettibonc, Springer, Miller, Schmidt
Guilford, LGffler, Gaylord jackson, Quacken
bush, Freeman, Munger, Schulthess aud Brock
way--13.
Nags-Card, Mathewson, Hack, Guiley
Andrus Cortcr, Hunter, Andre, Ross, Liskow
and Douglass---11.
Mr.. Hunter offered the following:
Resided That the County Treasurer payi to tho
oral Townships and Wards in said county interest al
moneys that shall stand 10 their credit his books ut the
rate the law directs for the interest delinquent taxes