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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-24
The Atlantic Gable.

I =
WehEyejust heard, through a schooner
named the First Fruit which arrived at
Harbor Grace Aug. I'd, that at 4 o'clock.
A. NJ on the 5th of August, she saw
the G,.5Gtt Eastern aud i, largo screw iteT
steamer in latitude lao north, longitude
So west. At 6 o'clock, a. NJ, on the
same day she saw a beacon buoy, with
flag marked "Great Eastern, No. 81
The ships were at the time about five
miles southeast the bnoy, and the /.
weather was exceedingly thick and
foggy.
The Captin of the First Ha,t cndeay-
ored to near the steamer, but owing to
q calm was obliged to give up the
effort. 49,. sEs@t>
The screw steamer went alongside
the schooner and spoke with her, The
Captain of the steamer (which is supposed
to no the Isrrible) informed the Captain
of the schooner that the cable parted on
the I'd instant, and that the buoy was
the mark where the cable was last
seen. He aea,, =.
The Captain of the schooner further
state that he is not certain of the buoy.
having had no observation for several
days.
The news caused quite an excitement
among the inhabitants of Hearts Con-
tent. #gs
We had been expecting for several
days that some disaster had. occurred to
the aeet, but were not prepared for the
actual announcement when it reachedus.
We do not. however, give up the ex.
pedition as failure, as when last seen
the steamers were endeavoring to dis.
cover the location of the buoy, showing
that they had not abandoned all hopes of
eventually laying the cable. N
Air. Mackay, the Superintendent of the
Newfoundland Telegraph line, is yet
hopeful that the Great Eastern will ar.
rive in the course of a few days with the
cable all right
I cannot describe TO you the deep dis.
appointment which prevails among the
people in general.
There is no diguising the fact that the
general feeling is. after so many failures,
that the Atlantic Cable is a thing which
will never be successfully accomplish.
ed. .t'4 rE
All the visitors from ST. Johns ond
other places have gone home, and the
reporters and telegraphers are all that
remain of the thousands who filled the
village last week.
At the time of the cable breaking it
was abont six hundred miles distant from
the coast Of Newfoundland.
HEARTS CONTENT Monday. Aug IA,
Via Aspy Bay, Tuesday, Aug. Is.
Asa corroboration Of the news brought
by the First Fruit, 1 may add thata
vessel arrived at Harbor Grace OH Friday
last, which reported having seen, four
days previously, large buoy two miles
distant from his vessel The Captain of
the First Fruit reports having asked the
Terrible whether they considered the
cable lost The answer was Gould not
say" ...
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We are authorized by Col. R. 8.
MEANS to state chat he will not bea
candidate for the coming convention.
Col. MEANS absence from the District
has prevented him from sooner making
known his intentions. s@
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: Passing Events.

that very meagre has been the opportu.
nifty of ever peering at those of our ma.
tional contemporaries. We don't pro.
pose any such game as projectilcs, but
we can with digni6ed neutrality recon-
noitre their position. Beginning on this
continent we find almost the whole of
South America in one grand war blaze.
Brazil, the Ell Dorado of restless South.
erners, is not free from "entangling al.
liances." Poor Mexico. as all know,
heaves and rolls under the chariot of
Mars. Leaping across the Gulf, we find
Hayti, the scene OF eleven revolutions
in six years, reeling to and fro in the
madness Of revolution Across the At
lantic, although the five great powers
are not paralized by war, still its inRu.
ence is felt. In England, the Parlia.
ment is undergoing a change. The con-
test there is between aristocracy and
democracy, with a probable success on
the part ofthe latter. France is involv.
ed in struggle of Imperialism against
republicanism, but more serious, because
the appeal is made to the sword instead
Of the ballot box. This brings us back
to this continent, and directs our ;atten.
ton again to Mexico. That country
concerns us because the position taken
there by Maximilian, the cats.paw of
Napoleon, challenges the consistency of
our General Government. The most
serious test of the position of the United
States upon the Monroe doctrine is now
before the world. France, in violation
Of the principles enunciated by Presi.
dent Monroe, and endorsed and re-.
endorsed by the Government, socks to
overthrow the effort to maintain re.
publican government in Mexico, and es.
tablisb instead thereof an Imperial one.
The United States must look with ieal
ousy upon such an attempt. Once es.
tablshing foothold upon the soil of
any power on this continent, no one
could define the limits within which for.
eign powers would be circumscribed.
If the United States maintain their.
ground, their relations with France must
soon assume a delicate character. If
France persist in sustaining Macmillan,
it can be only because Napoleon has the
nod of all the other great powers. And
if this be So and the United States ef.
feet no compromise, or do not abandon
their position, the future is fraught with
events that one could not venture to
portray without running the risk of a
charge of lunacy. But there is pro.
liability that Napoleon will not push
matters to an extremity. If thirty.five
thousand be the strength Of the Imperi.
al army in Mexico, and no further add.
tions be made to it. there is no chance for
Macmillan to establish himself peace.
fully npon the Mexican throne. Con.
fessions of telling Significance are al.
ready made by French journals. They
acknowledge that the foreign troops are
entirely inadequate to put down the in.
. (
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Thprsday Morning, August "a, 1865.

We are requested to state that Hon.
r. B. BoYLsroN is not candidate for
the convention.
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The election for members to the State
Conycntion comes of on Monday, the
4th day of September, and the only
candidates now for it in this District are
Genl JOSH BRATroN, Col. JAS. II.
RloS and Major w. r. ROBERTSON.
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Provisional Governor Sharkey. of
Mississippi, has lately levied, for the
purpose of dcfraying the expenses in.
cident to the calling Of the convention
shortly to assemble in that State, q
special tax of one dollar on each bale of
cotton sent to the market. Al number
OF the cotton holders having refused to
pay the assessment, the Governor has
issued an order requiring the county
Sheriffa to selze al cotton the holders Of
which refuse payment, and to sell a.
sufficient portion fit to ray the tax
and an additional one dollar per bale
besides. s
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In another column will be found card
from Maj VIZ. r. ROBERTSON accept.
ing the nomination for the convention,
and giving his views upon the great
questions of the day, j. e., the amend
mept Of our State Constitution, (accord.
ing to the force of circumstances, and
other matters for the welfare of the
people.
Every one will give close and care.
fal attention to the position taken by
Maj. ROBERTSON. His views are those
that we think, will be adopted by a
majority of the people of our District,
and the course he has portrayed in ref.
erence to other matters, not laid down
by President JOHNSON, is such that
meet our hearty approval, and will, We
doubt not, receive the warm support of
every lover Of civil and political rights
in Our State,
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Wo learn from q oenilenoon met froro
11n;an n;a,r;a. ,ia, .a - ..;,,, >.
held m Union on Mond,v last tbe.2lst
;u,,. far tho n,rno.o of ;no.;no 90
d;d.,es f,r ,ha ann,o,.t;na s,.,. 90.
~ ~ ,"1 'pptoao ''a.e oon
Neh''oh' Col. i. N. Dawklns Ex-dov.
Gst and Gen. VIM. Wallace were
nominated
In Greenyille az we learn bv the
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- Z E9
The New Orleans Picayune says that
owing to the decentralization Of negro la
Dor in many parts of the State, <the
white population have vigorously and
industriously taken hold Of the work
themselves and are producing some of
The best crops now growing. The peo-
pie are begiRiiingto see that under ,lio
new systeni Of African labor, or want
OF system rather, no further dependence
is'tc be putt thatrace, and they have
resolved to do their work themselves.
France is troabled by, the vision of
Federal troops In Texas and along ths
Rlo Grande. Many here. are disposed
to magnify the chahces ofs oollsionwi,h
the Imperial forces, and many even to
wish for such an Occurrences. But the
War Department has ordered Sheridan
to disband all the white troops that he
does not noed, and meanwhile Gen.
Grant js travelling for pleasure az the
extremity Of {, the continent---in New
England andthe Provinces.
Governor Parsens estimates that one
hundred and twenty two tI,ousand Ala.
Earn;a1ta xyasx fk.,, 80 II s..
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Tbs CRors.-Though the wheat crop
has proven almost afailure throughout
our District, the season has been most
propitions for the corn, which promises
to be the largest yield we have had for
many years. Vegetation, generally, is
Aourishing. while the fruit trees are
breaking down under their unusual
burthen, though the fruit is by no means
good having been affected by the wet
weather. Bnt little cotton has been
planted, while seed is scarce yet, from
the abundance Of grain promised the
farmer, he Looks forward to next year
for his return, as far as possible, to the
old system Of cultivation. 1t is a mis-
take to suppose that there is any large
quantity of cotton in the District, and it
is also a mistake to suppose that holders
willrbo compelled to sell at the low
prices offered; though it is desirable that
market may be made, that our people
may have some sort of currency to oper.
ate @i'h.-- Yrhuils Enquirer.
KINGS MOUNTAIN RAIL Roar. A
meeting Of the stockholders of this Com.
pany was held in this place on the 3lst
ut, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of w. A. Latta, late President,
end otherwise to organize the Company;
the following gentlemen were elected
officers, and have entered upon their du.
ties, with the'probability OF running the
cars from Chester to Guthriesvllle, z
miles from this point. by the lst of Oct,
and through by the lst pfJanuary. 1t
may not be generally known that the
iron for seven miles had been taken up
for military purposes, and now has to be
replaced, while. a general repair of the
entire road has become necessary
+ John B Erwin, President, r. NJ. Law,
Geo. Steele, e. A. Grenshaw, j. s..
Bratton, ]. II. Adams, Wm. Johnston,
+. d. flaming, s.. r Moore. N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-20
News from Sherman.

The report that JOHNSTON has surrcu-
dored TO General SHERMAN, or proposed
TO surrender, is not confirmed. The
news now is that General SHEBMAS en-.
tered Raleigh lust Thursday, meeting
but slight opposition, Governor VANCE
was captured by our eovOlry, aud is held
as prisoner Of war. JOHNSTON was fall
ing back, without giving battle. At last
accounts he was at Hillsboro', thirty
miles from Raleigh. whore he was Joined
by Jar. DAVIS. There is report that
VANCE had been sent by JOHNSTON to
meet General SHERMAN, to surrender
North Carolina, but bcfero meeting the
latter ho was recalled, and on his return
he was captured. An these statements
however, roach us in somewhat quos-
iionable shape. II is doubtless true that
Raleigh was ceptureu, as stated, bu, fo'
the rest we must wal, for the facts, We
may conclude that JOHNSTON viii moi
surrender il DAVIS can prevent il. The
latter has nothing to expect in the way
ofterms, and therefore he will bo in Ia
vcr of holding out TO the last. Thai
will ne the long,
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Treasury Department oee of Comptroller Of the Currency
Petition.

To Hiram Shoull, and Matilda Elizabetb
IShaull, his vile, residents of
County, in the State Of Virginia, Gre hereby
Tnotlfied that Lydia VI Dick and RObtrt W,
Dick, who with the said Hiram Shauil and
Matilda Elizabeth Shvull, aud others,
are Defendants in an action pending Ia the
.Cour, Of Common Pleas for Seneca County,
1 in the State of Ohio, wherein Anna kaIo
sDick is plaintiff, have Sled their separate
answers to the petition OF the plaintiff in
said action, together with cross petitions
against the said defen3an ,, Hiram Shaull,
sand Matilda Elizabeth Shaull, his vile.
lulleging in substance that the said Lydia M.
lie seized in fee smpie,. aud is in possession,
4 of the east half Of sle south west quarter of
LOT section -, in TOWNSHIP 9, north range Ia
feast in Seneca County, Ohio. and that the
! said Robert W. piob is seized in fee simple,
and is in possession cf the west half of said
Jquartcr section
i Aud that the said Hiram Shauil and Eliza.
3beth Shnull, are together with the plaintiff
u said action, and others, Ginning title to
{ said premises. and asserting such claim
4 publicly, aud giving oat in speeches that
The said Lydia NJ Dick and Robert W Dick
: nave no title to, or estate in the premises so
held by their respectively, thereby casting
VI cloud upon the title of the said lydia NJ.
Iand Robert W Dick TO said pre- miscs 30
lowned aud held by them.
/ And asking Judgement against the said
Hiram Shoull aud Matilda Elizabeth Shaull
Snud others, that the safd Lydia NJ. and
Robert W. Dick may b. confirmed in their
Irrespective titles in f., simple to said real
estate, and that the said Hiram Shaull and
Matilda Elizabeth Shaull together with the
other deferdants, aud the plaintiff in said
action be petpctually irjoined from asserting
or attempting to enforce any claim to the title
I or posscssion OF said Tr,mis1s, aud for general
! 3reHef. Ardthr said hiram 81 aull and Ma,il.
{ da EliE beth Shaull are hereby notified that
sthcy ave rqGirrd to appear aud answer
said sross petitions by the third LAY Of June.
1868, or ju, g mcnt and decree will he reu-
dered against them a. therein prayed
LEE d BREW Err,
l. uy, toi Robert W Dick,
J X. Ilord.
Atty for Lydia NJ Dick.
April 9th, ls65 -Gy.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Taxes for 81.

The attention of taxpayers is hereby
Iealled to the provisions OF the United
States excise law relative TO the assessment
lot annual taxes'
BY the llth section Of the act of June 30th,
I slS6i, and the amendatory act of March Sd,
1865, IL is made the duty OF ali persons,
partnerships. firms, associations or corpora
'uons made liable TO any annual duty,
iicence or taxes, on or before the iirst Mou-
'day IN May, in 81 ch year, 20 make list or
.return to the Assessor OF the District where
'looated, Of the amount OF annual income, the
PARTICLES or objects charged with a special
TAX, viz; Carriages Gold Watches, Piano
'fortes, Organs, MelOdeons, Billiard Tables,
-Gold aud Silver Plate; business or oecupa
! 'tions liable 10 pay any license. Every persn'
,who shalliail To make such return by the day
!speeiiied will be liable to be assessed by too
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, according the
the best In formation which he can OBJ
tain, and in such case the Assessor is re
|quired to add twenty-five per eentum to
|such duty
Every person who shall deliver to an
Assessor any false or fraudulent list
Tor statement with intent to eyade the
valuation or enumeratiun required by law
lis subject to a fine OF One Thousand Dollars.
land In such case the list will be made out
also by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and one hundred per centum added 10 such
duty.
PAYMENT of the annual taxes, except those
Ilor Iieenses will not be demanded until the
|30th day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make j
return, and all necessary information will bel
FURNISHED by John A. Hall, Assistant
Assessor Of Division Number seyen. and
Philip Speilmsn, Assistant Assessor OF Div |
isioa Number Eight, at their office ia THIN
Seneca County. Ohio, to whom the returns
should be delivered on or befpre the frsl|
Monday Of May. LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor 9th District Of Ohio
April 18th, 1865 Nv.
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Ifcnse Of the murder have narrowly es :
'eapcd lynching are now lodged In Jail
THE feeling Is general that the rebels,
Idescrvo little forgiveness Of this cowardlyI
ASSASSINATION Of the President and Secre-
Itary Of State.
There Is determination 10 give a
cordial support to President Johnson In
. the present circumstance. This senti-
! sment appeared universal yesterday, and
Iunless Il abates, there viii be less party
tquarrcinn than heretofore. Noarrauge-
lnents have been yet made for the cere-
smonies on tho day OF the funeral, b1t
tthey will be provided for soon. All
fplaces of amusement will romain closed
!, d iring tho week, and there will be com.
hparaliyely little business transacted
LPubic and private buildings will remain
lin their present drapery. Citiz ms gene
frally are wearing the insignia OF mourn
Hug. The foreign vessels in port have
thostcd their flags at hslf-mast. Til,
gA3tna sailed yesterday with her nal
zdresscd in black. Dispatches from
SCaaads, Nova Scotia and New Bruins
Rwick give accounts Of sorrow scarcely
Hess than our own.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
ITO expire on the Slsi uaY OF January, ls,0. J
oulcE % rus AUnIroR or srArg
In n.nranoe nenAIlmenh Nolnnlhns. %. ian Al NJ

ITO expire on the atst uay OF JAnuarN, ls,R.l
OTflCK % rus AVplroR or srArEl
insurance department. Columbus, o., Jan. aL NJl
WuuRWAs, the Auie Fire in,nrance Con,.
psnY, located at New York, in the STATE OF New
Nork, has IA 4 in this office, swofa statement Of
be- ccndiou, required by the hta section Of tho
act "To tegplaie insurance. Companies not iasrr.
noatod hY the state Of uhio,r pa ,sed Apnis, ieS6
and amended fehriatY Q, iedi aud, whereas, md
has mrni,hed the pndetsigaed satisfactory
cvdcnoe that u IL possessed Of at feast one hnnA,od
hau,and dollars cf aotaa lCaptal ested In sotk
of hoRds, oI ia mortgages ot rcal estate, uotth
douhle the amount or which the same Is moTtsae,d
aud, whcUas, said Company has filed in This oti, =
N written ns'tumUnt unleT it's corporate seal ,ir.el
hY the President and secteisN the.rcf apihotii IN
anN agent o. agsnts Of sHid tvmpsnY 10 this stsis
,o acknoWlvdse service OF process, ioT and in behalf
cf said CompsnN, according TO the terms Of ,aid Ian
Nov, therefore, IN puTsVshee of The frst section
Il,he aioIrsaid act, James n. Goldman, Aadier
,Stais 0i Ohio, 40 hstshN ceFiN that al. All
|A-otu hire nsutance CempauN Of New Notk 4
authodsedto tnn,act the hasiRc,s Of Fits ana io.l
insuftnos In tMs state, unul the th,uN 6I,t la, ,f
lsuusN, Ia the year one thousand eight hunited
land siNtY sN'
~ WITNESS WHEREOF, ] have hs,ean,o ,,h
Iscubed uY nams, and caused the sea OF M, ca,,fc
be An'Ned the daY and year above Nriusn
NSrAll Jas II, GopNAS, AVditpt Of St,t,
Applications received aud policies premptv
lrsned by A. H. BYERs, Agent, Hedges New
Block, 1ifiin, Ohio.
Anfl! .ih, ltt,A,-aN,
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05- George McL1nc convicted Of man
slaughter in the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Hamilton county in 1859, and sentcn.
eed to confinement for ten years, nnc
james Mcdonald, convicted of maliciou,
|stabbing in the Court Jf Common Pleas
1f Hamilton county Juno term, 1860
aud sentenced to confinement for five
years, escaped from the Ohio Peniten.
Itiaty On the night Of the 10th inst. The
Warden has offered a reward of 500 fol
he arrest and confinement OF said con-
,victs in any Jail in the State. or, II az
rested singiy $50 Tor each Of them.
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For Sale.

The owner offers for Sale, until the frat
uf May next, farm ot lis Acres, situated
ia tho south part Of Liberty ,ownship
Seneca County, Ohio, g miles north west
OF Tifin. highly acres are under improve.
ment, with two houses, two wells aud one
orchard on H. For further particulars apply
by letter, or person to AARON YAMBERT,
Mecu,ehensyille, Senees County, Ohio.
April 9th, 1868.
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Farm for sale.

A farm containing six hundred acres
two hundred and nifty under improvement,
with large new brick house, large barn, corr
house aud other out houses, lying within z
mice ol Fremont, SAndusky Co Ohio, is now
offered for sale.
Terms easy and liberal, Time rs long AZ
desired. Enquire of +. S. VIII lE,
Cashier Bank of Fremont
Feb. %, 1853 -3m.
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House and Land for Sale.

A House and FIVE acres Of land on the
|Negrotowu road, & miles south Of Tifin,
with good improvements, and fine orchard
attached. Also, good house and two
|acres OF ground situated near Heidelberg
college. Also, l760 acres OF choice lar a 10
a thickly populated part Of .he ate OF
|of Iowa. Also, 800 acres Of land II Putnam
County, Ohio.
All Of the above prorsrtv win be sold
cheap for cash or on credit n NJ. BOYER
April 18Th, 1865 3w,
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o. On tho recc ipt Of the recent goot
news at Johnson'a Island, the stars nn'
stripes were raised over the "Bull.pen.'
Those of the rebel prisoners who hai
taken the oath chcered Justify, but III,
obstinate remainder hssed the flag
They had better not do il after they get
ant
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Card.
DRS, FRANKLIN & SEARLES,

Having formed Co.partpership, Tor the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery, will attend promptly TO all
|ealls, either nj ght or day.
Dr.. Franklin, having resided and praetieed In
ritRn, since ls50, is welknowu as successful prae.
Ia tioner. lie wi n eoatnue on the ELEcrMc system,
and expects to be uoeessful as heretofore In the
treatment Of all disease, But he mere particularly
invites all persons who are afflicted with obstinate
Chronic disc ases give him call
DR., SeaTss will practice llomepa;hieh, and hopss'
o give satisfaction to all cases entrusted 10 himi
Mis- medicines wi be especially eTatefai 10 those
wfo do not like large doses OF nruseons drugs. To-
gsthe they will be enable to lager nrage OF
medicine and expeIiepee. than 10 usually found in
our ofoe Patients can have the advice Of eitheb or
both. withont stditicnat expence
one. aI,ra,s Open..ln Hedges Block second door
N. h FR ANKi1SM d. L. F, sEARLES NJ D.
AprilI3, 1865, ~
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Petition FOR Divorce
Seneca Common Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth Hani1or v, Gotlicb liauzer-
The sail Gntirb hluizcr will take notice
thai ON the 20uh day OF Anril A. d 1850
he plniulii' hlod her petition for divorce ia
HE Clerks Office. of said Court, wherein
she sets forth that she and the defendant
were gally married on the 18Th day OF
June a D, lSG0. That on the bth day OF
July. 1850, the defendant left the plaintiit,
and has since remained absent ana awaY
ffom her wiluly. That The defendant dur
Ing the time of his said absence has gross
ily pegleetrd his duty. That by SAID
marriage there is a child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved and both r"rties re
leased from the obligations thereH ihal
plaintiff may be restored TO her maiae'
name, and tor other relief
HALL & PITTENGER.
'Ap E 90 sw. Attys' for Plaintiff
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or II Is curious fact that MoDtgom
Iry, the first rebel capital, and Richmond
tho last capital, fell into our hands within
hours Of each other.
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Treasury Department.

The Commissioner Of Seneca County, Ohio, a
their aUiot rned session, proceeded to examine th'
booL OF the Treasurer oi said Comfy In obedience
Ia the r.auifemcnts Of the statute m such case
made and provided and also, TO connt the money II
lie Trsasnr, ON the ,enihd dny al hfrch, res, nni
nd the ha lance of the several funds In the hands OF
,L. 4 ,es.ufet To he As follows: