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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers have been entered on the records
ofthis cou t.
w. E. Pardeo to E. A. Stewart-5O feet
front on Huntington Street, near Prospect
by I2O feet deep. Consideration, $500.
E. Andrews to A.G Clark-6g feet 2 in
ehes front OH st. Clair St., by $50 feet in
ehes deep. Consideration, 81 900
Robert Christian to John Herkommer.-
80 feet inches front on Perry St., near Car
den, by l65 deep. Consideration, $3.50.
Nicholas Berghoh' to John Chabank-46
and q acres Of land in Euclid. Con-
sideration, S2.5OO
Peter Kaufman to Henry Beckenbach-
40 feet front on Hamilton st. by 100 feet
deep. Consideration, 81 500.
Peter Hamland to.J. II. Rumage.-57 #.
font on York st. by 81 feet front. Consid-
GRAFTON, $500.
We are indebted to Starr for New York
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Horse and Buyer StOlenl

STOLEN FROM THE FRONT OF
- the MoRxrxa LEapER Once. on tie evening
Of the 18th inst,
A MARE AND BUGGY.
The Mare is Of gray color, about I5I[ hands in
hight, about nine OF ten years old; tai1 Of medium
length elpped someE squarely. Has some scars
traveller. The Buggy is black, square-boxed, with
one top cover seat. The seat is made to be shifted
back for the purpose Of putting in another. The
Harness is somewhat worn, silVer-plsted; and the
reins are tape covered with leather. Accompany
ing the Harness is a heavy halter.
liberal reward will be paid for the return or the
Mare and Buggy, and an additional reward for the
detention Of the thief.
Address E. COWLES,
Leader Ofacs, Cleveland, Ohio,
Or NJ. GALLAGHER,
july4 Sheriff Police, Cleveland o.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY I6.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.

NATIONAL l0-40 FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.
= BY instructions from the Secretary of the Treas
ury dated March PC, '64, this Bank Will receive sub
scnptions for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT.
LOAN in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COrS.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEAfI-Ay-
NUALLY on coupon and registered bonds of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds of the denomination
Of 30 and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the first Of March to the day of sub
scription in Coin in Currency, adding fifty per
cent. premium, or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB-AGESTS,
the usual commission Of oneeighth Of per cent.
april2-lG3
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R. R
sPRING ARRANaEMENT.

On and after Monday May 10th, 1851, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows (Sundays ex-
cepted:
Grafton, Oberlin, Norwalk, Monroeville Belize
vue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOre, and arrives
at Toledo at 10 20 A. N. and Chicago At 90 7. n.
l:5O P M--WESTERN MAIL.-Stops at all stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo al
6:3O P. NJ; Chicago at 80 A. NJ.
4.3O P M-NORTHERN MAIL.-StOps at an sta
tOns on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at T:lO P. NJ.
200 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops at Grafton,
NUrwalk, MOnrOeviie, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo at HIS P. NJ. and Chicago at
8.i6A NJ.
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FOURTH WARD ESRoLLED.-One and
all are expected to meet at the Engine
House, on Saturday evening, the 18th inst,
TO determine if sufficient money can be
raised to clear the Ward from draft. If
sufficient money can be raised, there will
be some means taken by which those only
who subscribe to the fund will receive the
benefit of the same; therefore it Is impOr.
tant that all. should be present, as one
weeks delay will put it out of the power Of
the Committee to fill the quota at any price.
Good speaking and music have been en-
gagged.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.

Atlantic and GFeat western Hallway,
Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this is the only route running trains that ks2vt
Cleveland ON sunday. Night Express leaves dHly,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P. NJ, arriving Sal
amanca at 4:l4 A. NJ, and New York at 9.23 P N.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
10 NO Change of Cars.
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OUBSTITUTE WANTEDl-S8OO will
~ be paid to an alien who will volunteer 10 seTyt
three years as a substitute. Money paid immedi.
ately on mastering in. Apply at the LEADER 0fice
july 1919
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We are indebted to Starr for New Yorb
papers.
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WANTED-For service IN the Sth indie
pendent Battery, o. N. G., FIFTY MEN, to
man two additional guns. No immediate
prospect for duty'in the field. Yet we would
like 10 prepare for any emergency, either
Rebel raids or Rebel friends. 4 thorough
organization of the Ohio military forces in
time is the true policy. Come and join at
once, you who are loyal and true. Artille-
ry is preferable to any other branch of the
service 30 r.
If the above number of men is added to
the Battery, it will entitle them to two
Lieritenants and four non-cOmmissioned Of
fieers. Apply at the office, corner of River
and Superior Streets, No. /, Oviatts Ex-
change By order of the Governor.
F. W. PELT0N, Capt,
Commanding Sth Ind. Battery, o. N. G.
iulyI2-l6l
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Connections are made at 1IonrOeville with the San
dusky, Mansfield Newark r. r.; at Clyde with the
Sandusky. Dayton & Cincinnati r. X. at Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana R. X. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern x Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit
Jackson foIt Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette, Care,
Alton, ST. Louis and ali points West Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 30 A. NJ, 2:f5 NJ, and S:55 p NJ From
Sandusky at 9.l5 A. N. L. ID. RUCKEH Sup't
Cleveland, May Is, 1861
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nor SALE CHEAP A NUMBEB
I Of light one-horse Family Carriages. Also a
number Of Light single ones Gail for few days al
City Hotel. iulyl4-lJU
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FOR OGDENsRURGH.
Grand Pleasure Excursions
TO
LAKE suPERIoRI

One Of the following splendid frst-ciass steamers
viz; Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light Iron CITY
Traveller, Meteor, Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
abic, will leave Cleveland, Ohio, at s O'Clock p N
each day Of the week except Saturday and sunday
and Detroit, Mich. on the following days at O'Clock
P. NJ, through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips 10 the many points
interest ON the great Inland Seas Of America which
for utility, pleasure and health are unsurpassed BY
any other on the Continent.
This Trip Of over $50 miles embraces six DEGREES
Of latitude and eleven Of Ongitude and includes in
its circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair Huron and supe-
riOr, with the beautiful rivers Detroit ST. Clair and
st. Mary's-
The many and extensive. mines Of iron and cop
per, unequallcd by any in the world with the newly
discovered and inviting deposits Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure ard
bracing climate, rendsrs the Lake superior trip one
Of than ordinary interest to the capitaist
the plsasure-seeker or the invalid.
The abOve-named steamers are elegantly fitted M
with large and airy cabins and state-rooms. while
every precaution has been taken provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers
Fare, including state-rOoms and meals, about 21S
cents per mile Time occupied in making the round
trip, from to 10 days
Rooms secured and further information obtained
by application to EOBT HANNA & CO,
HUSSEY Z MCBRIDE,
GARRETSON, TIOWEE co.
june2ElG4 Cleveland, Ohio
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TAX BOOKS WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
July 25d, 1864.
III. S. WHITTLESEY,
july12-160 County Treasurer.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAJ r o A d
1s5f. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 18TH, ls5i Trains leave
Cleveland as fOllOwf, daily, Sundays excepted)
$50 A. .M--MAIL-Arrives at New York at 200
M; Philadelphia so A. NJ. BOltimore 200
NJ; Pittsburgh $50 P NJ. Wheeling :25 p NJ.
I:25 P. M.-EXPRESS-ArriVes at New York :i5 p.
M; Philadelphia at l0 % A NJ; Baltimore at
I:5O A. NJ; Pittsburgh sos p. n. Wheeling
5:lg P. NJ; New Philadelphia 7:iO P. NJ.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Mil
lersburgh.
Morning Train connects at Ravenna with A. & G..
W. Railroad Train for all points on that Road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh TO New York
(vin Alln- -0wn), without change OF cars.
HzS- an - low as by any other line.
BaS- krD yh Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket -, Weddell House, at the Depot, or the
J. H. DEvEREUX, supt.
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ay# adptrtistmtuts.

BB- uFOR SALE" f'sTO RENT aIOsT. -
WANTS p FOUND, y BOARDING" s'QUEk-
les, ,nand other short notices, not exceeding FOUH
LINES inserted twice in this column for 70 cents
three times 3S cents. four times 80 cents.
lot all over FOUR LINES and not exceeding EIGuI
LINES, double above rates
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BUFFALO sIARKET---JuIy rs

UUH n zHH7NE Nh = = NJ HVs
lBY TELEGRAPH.
FI0ur-Dull and declining.
WEeat-Dull. No. 2 Chicago spring 81 90 >
other grades neglected
COrn-Dull; new No.2, 81 3j.
Oats-Dul and inactive at 90c.
WhisExy-LOwei. Sales at 81 65
Canal Freights-DuII To New York Wheat
Is, Corn l6, Oats TO-
Lake Imports-Flour s,652 bbls.; Wheat 1895 !;
Corn 10 800; Oats 90, ,O9S.
Canal Ex9orts-Flour 800 bbls; Wheat 1870 !;
Corn I29, $50 Oats 40, ,7G0.
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NOTICE. } Sturtevcnt & Son viii give
away shavings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner OF Seneca and
Michigan street. ai july7;l5S.
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$50 A MONTH";

HMGIU1 MEM !--sI0 u NUN III"
~ Agents wanted 10 sell Sewing Machine We
via give a commission all machines sold, or EN-
ploy agents who will work for the above wages and
all expenses paid. Address, d. u. HERRlArON a
Co., Detroit, Mich. julyl5-l6l
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CITY NEWS.
Printers Wanted.

A number of Printers can find perma-
nent employment in the Leader News
Room at 40 cents per
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-TUESDAY
~ Night, July l2th, IRON GRAY HORSE,
with high hips and back was cut By saddle; right
hind leg was raw from the effect OF a linimcnt that
was put on. Any person returning him, or giving
any information concerning him, will be literally
rewarded. THOMAS HOBAN,
julyI5-IGO 2Z5 Hamilton st.
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CON N ERcIAL.
CLEVELAND HIARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE

- = y '7'1777l ~ - 117-FI
Tbs receipts of Grain by rail for the "A hours
ending At half past one O'Clock to-day are IS fol-
lows
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NOR SALE.-A DOUBLE TWO
IL story brick dwelling, Nos 50 and eO12 Prospect
street lime in part will be given if required. A
good chance for investment. 1t is known as the
German Church property. c. L. BAUDER,
julyJ-l5J No. - Prospet-st-
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OsWEGO MARKET-JuIy 10.
ny TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-2595Oc lower.
Wheat-LOwer, unsettled and quiet. No sales.
COrn-293c lower No I, 81 4G.
Oats-Quiet.
Canal Freights - Flour 47c; Wheat lSc; Corn
l12 Oats 7c-to N. Y.
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A splendid custom made fine French
calf boot, for 81 30, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, 1O9 Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city to buy boots and
shoes.
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MILL SAIL FROM OUR DOCK ON
w her Second Grand Pleasure Excursion for
ALL POIN1Se y LAKE sTPERIOR,
on Monday, July 18th, at o'clock P NJ good
Band will be on board the round trip. For freight
or passage apply to rs.
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE,
lulyl5-lGO IL and l2g River st.
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OAME To MY STABLE, No. 76
~ Champlain-st, on Monday, July 4tli, Bay
Mare 10 hands high The owner can have her by
proving property and paying charges.
fulysj.i5y FRED. hlMBERLEY.
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HTANTED-$6 TO So 4 DAY
w Wanted, Agents, male and female, TO sell
Wilson's new SIS Family Sewing Machine. II viii
stitch hem FELL tuck, braid bind, cord, quilt and
embroider beautifully. We will pay so month
and expenses, or give a liberal commission For
particulars address MATHER & WILSON,
No. Lyman's Block Public square, Cleveland Q.
iulys-I5g
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ENSIGN & HANSCOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
GROCE RIES.
1OG PUBLIC SOUARE-
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

DS- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door TO the Weddel House.
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EOR SALE-I5O BARRELS CAR
II BON OIL on hand and Tor sale by
lulyy-I59 J. q. SIMMONS.
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GEE THIS-THREE COMPETENT
- Cooks wanted at from s. to S4 per week. Also
six Quarymen; permanent employment; and ten
site the Wedden July9-lj9
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Leave Cleveland at $50 A No and 9.10 P y. e
Arrive Leavittsburgh u:3O A. \. " 1904 "a
Z" Meadvine 1:45 p. n 90 1880 A. NJ
CORY 3:;sJ eos
' Salamanca $50 4" $50
81 New York 1921 A. NJ " 9.23 p. H.
RETURNING.
Leave New York at 700 A. n. . and 600 P MI
Arrive at Cleveland 4:5O A. NJ and 0:2O g
Sundays excepted. fSaturdays excepted
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I OST-S0ME DAY THIS WEEK, a
IL Pocket Diary Of 1865, containing papers yalu-
able 70 no one but the owner. II the nnder WiL
leave said book at the Cleveland Paper Company >
Warehouse, No lGO Superior street, he viii be lib
erally rewarded. july9-l50
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WANTED - A SITUATION AS
w Booll-keeper, Shipping Clerk or Salesman, by
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9MtmmarU.
4 TLANTIO AND GREAT WESTERN
u RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
New york ThFOUgh Lime.

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes effect July II, 1854.
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DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
TLEMEN.-Samples and & talogues sent
for 25 cents. Enclose an envelope yifh your OWE
name and address D. HEMhIETTE,
juneI6-l59 5s1S IfbeCty-st., New York.
DAMNED PEACHRS-AN NICE AR
! ticIs, ct iulys GEO. D. BEoK's
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4 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

Report of ChiCT Engineer Hill On iile
different Zystems of Fire Alarm Sig
nails.
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T., S.-NO. g.,

Array or Hope
Mr.: KAssox, in letter from Wash
intson, Of recent date, referring to our
complaints ofthe manner in which the
Western Stage Company have failed to
f,1fu their contract for carrying the
mails across the State Of Iowa, says:
"The contract office has at last taken
action upon tli> mater. Mcclellan
,oId me that he had ordered special
agent to inquire into the complaints, and
had sent to him lists Of failures to. guide
his inquiries. think you will soon see
the time improved, and evils romedied.'
Amen. sag we, to that httIe The peo-
yle have long been -snxionsIy waiting
and matchings' for some INDICATION Of
rAs,rro in this matter, and we hait with
pleasure prospective "rcdre-s Of Griev-
spces. ." hoping the day.is not far distant
when we will again he ble~t with regular
mail Communication with the rest OF
mankind" We never dti wish any
body any evil. hut this matter Of our
mails has been 50 long neglected by th"
.uthoritIe, at Washington that we lave
been eorely teinu'ed, once o. twice, to
,r;sh that the "C,ntract NA:n" " cOu,d
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IOWA, SAT
We wish more of our people could
have herd the lecture. Nnd hope il may
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Jo postpone the Baltimore Convention,
and that one Of the hardest blows that
younl be inflicted on the rebellion would
h." the certainty Of the re election Of
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X" VkA, Nay :. +.-opeclAIs say ONO
dispatches from Gen Banks to the 2

HI'ElV VHII INF aTHy IS IN EXCELLENT condl-
ton and would shortly resume its march
upon Shreveport
Gen Butler telcrraphs that the rebel
forces have been Withdrawn from North
Carolina.
GuerFiElas--DissatisfaCtion im
Banks Department.
CAIRO, May l--Dates from Duvau's
Bluffs, 2oth, say a small band of guerril'
las still intrst the country about that
place threatening to interfere with nav
igation on White river
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.HOLE No,

The New Tariff.
ERw YoRK, April 3o-The new 50 per
cent extra duty on imported goods went
into operation At oaa sseleak=AhiaaA6Aar>
noon. Merchants who had come for
ward in extraordinary numbers wish
their gold and invoices after the new
tariff bill was introduced into Congress,
were from this hour mentioned as auits
indifferent as to the withdrawal Of their
goods, and the press of business come to
q close.
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NeCOnstE action.
CHICAGO, April 3o-Blairs case was de-
lated at length in the House Yesterday
by Stephens.
The session last night offered substi-
tutc for the bill to provide for Republi-
can form of Government in States over
thrown by rebellion, The substitute
provides that seeded States, when con
querrd, shall be regarded as territories
and represented in Congress as such.
From New Orleans.
ST Louis. April "a F!cksburg let
ter of the 22d, says:
The steamer Lucas brings news from
Red RIVER that no more fighting had oc-
CURED up to the 2Oth, but the rebels
were reported marching on Grand Ecore
On the I'd. Or Troops are gong out to
meet them.
Oar army is believed to be securely in
trrnrhed at Grand Eeore, on both sides
ot thc RIVER.
Union Convention.
PHILADELPHIA April 29.-The Union
~;ate Convention assembled yesterday
and adopted a resolution that electors at
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late Vicer,

der"d the construction of 1aird's rams.
At Duppel the PrusSians had connect
cd their rntrcnchments with a new par
oll"l without loss. Cannonading goes on
night and day
Senate.
WAsuINcrox, April 30-Ths Senate
Bank Bill was resumed, and the amend
m"nt Of the Finance Committee, taxing
banks, adopted
The Currency Bill was reported and
further consideration deferred till Men
day.
From Banks and Butler.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-10-26

@Allendale, deduct per cent.
tChester, add IS per cent.
tCrockery, add 5 per cent.
tGeorgetown, add Is per cout
tGrand Haven, add 30 per cent.
Wright add per cent
In the roll of Grand Haven wo find
the assessed valuation of that township
reduced from $293,56l to $2l4,s59,
making reduction Of more than forty
per cent. The committee have had
doubts as regards the propriety of not
having added forty per cent instead Of
thirty. While every township 10 the
county shows evidence Of increased pros
perity, Grand Haven alone presents a
reduced roll in amount exceeding the as
sessed value Of several entire townships.
GILES 7. WOODBURY., Committee
JOEL A. WALTER, on
NJ. D. HowARD, Equalization.
On motion, of Mr.. Brayrnan the report
was accepted.
A report from L. F. Bosworth, State
Road Commissioner, was read. And, on
motion Of Mr.. Eamos, the report was laid
on the table.
The committee on accounts reported
sundry accounts from No. 20 TO No. S5.
Mr.. Woodbury. offered the following
resolution, which was carried.
ResolUed, That the chairman and clerk
be instructed to draw orders on the Coun.
ty Treasurer for the several amounts due
the townships from the county.
Mr.. Lille offered the following resolu-
tion.
Resolved, That the county of Ottawa
purchase farm for the purpose Of taking
care of the county poor and insane per-
sons Of the county, the said farm TO be
not less than forty acres, and not more
than one hundred and sixty acros--said
farm to be located in somo convenient
place in the county of Ottawa that would
be the most advantageous to the welfare
Of the county. BENZ. LILLE.
On motion Of Mr.. Eames the resolu-
ton was laid on the table.
The committee on Finance submitted
the following report:
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manfully. Those at home, who have
been spared the necessity OF encountering
tho dangers and hardships of active mil.
itary service, will, we doubt not, out of
their abundant means, lend willing Co
operation with our brave soldiers wLo per
il their lives for the sake Of preserving our
Liberties and upholding the honor OF our
flag. NJ. d. HowARD, ! Committee
r. w. DUNCAN, on
BENZ. LILLE. Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. Walter the report
was accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Howard the follow
ing resolution was adopted;
RESOLVED, That the report of the conf
mittee on finance be adopted and spread
upon the journal, and that the clerk of
this board is bereby authorized and di-
rected to equaize the amounts to be rails.
ed for tho year 1864, according TO the
recommendation Of the committee on f.
nance and equalization, and that the sum
of fitty-six thousand four hundred and
seventy-one dollars and eighty-six cents
be levied upon the taxable property of this
county in accordance Herewith: