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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

MY CHILDREN WERE SOLD AT
WI Clack Robinson's sale, in Warren County
names ware Sterling Louisa and Rebecca Ann.
Daniel was carried away and sold 12 years ago by
Billie Bell. Jane Francis was sent to Richmond
Any information leading to their discovery will
be thankfully received by the Undersigned.
LIZZIE ROBINSON
My husband, Aaron Robinson, has been dead
six years, and am now living in Raleigh N c.
March %, 1867 &1t.
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THE YARBROUGH HOUSE
OITY TAX LIST.

MAYORS OFFICE, Raleigh, March 20, 1867.
WILL ATTEND AT THE MAYORS OF.
FICE, in Raleigh, on Monday the 1st day of
April 1887, to take the City Tax List for the pre-
sent year.
subject to taxation, will be liable to double tax
All white and colored men residing in the CITY.
between the ages of 81 and As years, are REQUIRED
to enrol their names for Poll Tax for the wear
1867. VIM. D. HAYWOOD Wao,o.
Raleigh, Murch 81, 1867 l55ytd
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LADIES' Misses and Infants Hats.

LADIES' Misses and Infants Hats.
A SUPERB STOCK CONSISTING OF
N STRAW LACE DRIVERS,
SPLIT STRAW STARS,
II END ROLL
CANTON SONTAG,
PEDAL,
RISTORI,
PATTI,
CANTON ALMA,
PEDAL GLADIATOR &C., &c.
VIII. & R. s. TUCKER s. co.
March %, 1867. 2-tf.
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ParasoIs! Parasols!! ParasoIs!
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT.
n w. 81. d r. s. TUCKER q co.
March %, 1867. TT.
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CENTS HATS, HATS, HATS.
A FULL STOCK OF HATS FOR THE
N Spring Trade.
W. II. & R. S. TUCKER & co.
March %, 1867. eff
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LUCK is A FORTUNE.
T Asst WEEK, PRINTS AND OTHER DRY
IL Goods fell in New York from 1 u to 2 cents
per yard.
We bought large Stock.
Since then prices have again advanced: This
may be called
LU Q *;
If so, customers shall also be in Luck by hay-
ing the benefit of our cheap purchases
w. 81. & R. s. TUCKER & co.
March 2S, 1867. 2-tf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
"msrEan Comfy, Teachers In
stItnte.,'

An organisation styling itself us
ADORE, published the proceedings of
its 'Sctond Animal Session" in last
weeks Herald. = he stwoa last res0lu-
,ons which tho highly gifted body's
adopted, hoald a%sken-theD Democrats
Of this couhty to the existence of nm
alarming fact, They were AZ follows
RESOLVED; !Thatour next reprcsenta@
1.-Two Col r. B. Pond; BIO, requested to
vote in, favor OF BILL betore1he Legisl6-,
turc, creating tho Office Ola County
Superintendent, and
Rssolved, That the proceedings OF
the present session utthG Institute
be published in the Morgan Herild.-
On motion the ,Insiitute after singing
tho Doxolhgy was Acknowledgement,
Tho Rsdicel party, IN most OF the
Counties II this State, have got possess
ion ofthc Public Schools; ard, by means
Of them, attempt to mould tho politi.
cal sentiments oFthS scholars placed
andsr ~thsircesre tothoir own liking
Democrats, who help to pay taxes
lsvisd'for the support of these schools.
should also SEQ that teathers are i'm
ployed who will allow their legitimate
business TO occupy their time, and who
will not stoop to such miserable slur'
as AreincOrporated in the above resolu.
tons. Why think CT it Democrats
This body OF S"hool-masters a.
School, marms tell YOU 1t is no use fol
you to go into Convention and nOmin-
ate a candidate for Office Undou5ted
ly they thihk you q miserable body .
ORATORS" "copperheads," &c, which
sre unworthyi'of any consideration
Your money, which buys them breaC
and clothing, does not.reecsvs the com
mon business courtesy Ofa'"thank vol
sirr' mo, IL comes from @traItors''a
o foourse this loyal. | Cd think then
se~lvesssntitled TO Pook tit, and, in
stead Of-giving thanks, 'ohnrl npoI
you the ephith StI" aud decentralization
which the Board of Directors Ssncl
ioM in politics.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
EM0CRATIC 49,
'S:.s-@ ,'a- a. ,.
HISS. +!
Eill-bs held at
LytleSburE, MnskIngum Co.


On WEDNESDAY Sept. 10. 1867.
81 3 o'clock r. ms addressed by Hon,
II. J, Jewett, John J. Southwark and
Hon. JAmes NJ. Gaylord.
In tho Evening of tbs came day at
place Of holding elections in Bristol
Township Morgan Co. Addressed by
Hon James NJ! Gaylord and others.
AZ Rockville, MusklnSum Co.
On THURSDAY Sept. 10. 1867.
at 2 o'cidGk RAM. Addressed by on.
II. J. Jewett, Gen. Ed Ball and Hon
JsmOs u, Gaylord, .
Al G~aysPqEi, M%usklPSum Go.
In Bvehing;oh ihesssme day. Same
spoaksr6:: IS g'rst +''." f,,i 90
FRlDAY'sspt. 20, at pi.gah school
House, REso@ !Tywnship in the aher-
noon 81 2. o'clock, and Evening ut
H~AglcspCrS by;James NJ Gaylord and
,,hsrs-v. = :: .t! -,
SATURDAY Sept. 81, there viii be
a Grand Rally of tho Counties Of
Morgan, Muskingum and Perry, at
DeaVerIOwn, Morgan County.
att O'Clock P. Ms,s Speakers, Gen.
III BnlE Hon; WIN. E.'F1htK and Hon.
JAMES n -GSytord.. 90 't'~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

, 1t is expected that this viii b. the
Grandest Political Assembly ever held
10 the County. 1t will bean assembly
Of the people, met to discuss and con.
suit together upon the great questions
of suffrage, taxation, &C., and TO devise
ways to relieve the country ofthe great
wrongs inflicted, and to. tighten the
burthens pressing them down.
let men Of all political parties rome
up and participate IN this Assembly Of
Freemen, Nothing will be said or
done to insult the feelings, Or TO mar
the enjoyment of any one.
Come then, with your wives, sons
and daughters, Come in professions,
with music, flags, and appropriate mot
toes. . Come in wagons, in carriages, in
buggios, in Steam Boats, on horses and
on foot. Come with your Hickory
trees, and boughs, shouting, aud huE.
zahIng for the Constitution, the Union
and white mans Government,
The Central Committee request that,
the friends of the cause in the several
townships Immediately deSignate three
persons TO act ne a Committee of Ar
rangemens for the Township to sec that
conveyAnces and means are provided
for the attendace of all who may desire
TO be presentat the meetings and thatthe
whole township meet at proper and,
designated points to form PROCESSION.
BY order Democratic Central Com
mltteo, Of Morgan County.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12


"ExcoNNUN 1cATED."-.In days when
the temporal power of the Pope Of
Rome wat greatest, We read Of his ex.
ercising the power of "cxcOmmuni"a-
ting" all-even Kihgs-who offended
his dignity or threatened 20 Seperate the
Church and State by making one IN
dependent Of the other. A King Eek
communicated" was placed in the
peculiar position ola King without il
subject that is to say all who we're
subjects Of the King were I'D by the
Pope that they 70 longer owed him,
the King, allegiance, as he was cast out
from the church and handed over to the
devil. A person accommodated, "
according to Ecclesiastical law, was
not TO be harborod by anyone. The
person who fed, clothed, or gave coun-
.tenanco TO him, was iE as bada situation
IN regaFd to hte spiritual welfare as was
Che person accommodated" 1t was
lawful to stone to death, or to set the
dogs upon an accommodated" per
sOn. 1t was unlawful to give him nc.
cor IN any way. This power, We had
supposed, had became ~absolete, but We
are informed hat the Rev. John Kelly
ofthe Presbyterian Church, has re.
vivcd It. On last Sunday he read ont
the sentence of "excomm unication''
against SamuelE Z. Jones, ofthis place.
The reason assigned for this revival OF
ancient customs was that Mr.. Jones
had becomes hereto by ''imbibinp The
tallacics of En- nuel Sw edenborg.'
Mr. Jones il now in u bad situatiun-
being cast out from all christians and
summarlly handed over to the devil.
What ifhis Satanic Majesty will! not
have anything to with Mr.. Jones
This is u question Of serious consider.
alton. Mr.Jones mist go somewhere
when he Coasts off this mortal coil" il
the devil wonthavd him he is in n "bad
box" Weamploro our citizens not to
stone to DEATH" or "sct tho dogs" up
on Mr.. Jones until this question IL
settled
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
DissoIatIon OF PnTtnershIp.

Wa, aha u~hderrgpqd, hereby give
notice to the public, that, on this day,
the partnership herOtOiore exisnng.bc be-
tween Is sfdSthS'Dry Goods business,
in tho tSNn. Gf MsliSr ,Margab Comfy,
Ohio, under tho name of, & q. u.
Hall, was dissolved by mutual consent,
All persons indebted to the late firm
will plOSse call and settle mmedrately
The business will hereafter be conduc.
ted by The Senior partner OF the late
Arn, John Hall. J0HN:HALL.
AAE. %, lS67,--tE go; L:HALL. :.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
MeetInEs.

DR.. John S. Abbott will add ross
meetings as-fotows:
Hosom's School House, Saturday
September IA, ut O'clock, p. NJ.
Nichols School House, Monday Sept
l6, IN the evening.
Gibson's School House, Tuesday
Sept, IN the evening.
Chadwick's School House, Wedncs-
day, Sept. 1S, IN the evening.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

James watkins 'vs. Sarah B. watkins.
Sarah B. Watkins, whose place Of residenee
10 unknown, is hereby notified that James Wat
kins did, on the sth day Of July, 1851, file his
petition In the oelee OF The CLERK of the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Morgan, and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Sarah b. Watkins with willful absence for the
period Of three years, aud asking that he may
be divorced from the said Sarah b. Watkins,
which petition will stand for hearing At the
November term, 1867, Of said court.
JAMES WATKINS.
By srAsnHRT 1 PTLH, his Atty's'
July 1l-6w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
LOCAL AND INSTANTANEOUS.

FARMERS, ATTENTION l-Capt Joseph
y. SonnSnStine calls the attention OF
che Morgan County farmers to their
intsrests in %purchaslng Cider Mills,
Wheat Drills and Sorghum Evapora.
oOrs. Nr. Sonnanstine will displRy his
naehi mes to all desiro at the Wharf.
beat, N'Connc,sville, Ohio.
Aug., 20, ls67.--tf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

eloTlOns DeDaOCEaiic yicsOryi
The returns from California show
a majority OF 5000 for HGigbt, the
Democratic candidate for Governor.
Last year California gave a Radical
majority of 80, 900.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

The attendance Of several eloquent
and distinguished orators have been
secured for certain to be present and
addressrtho people on that day, the
names Ofwhom will be published here
after.
Men ,ofall parties arc cordially invi-
tod to come up to this great council Of
OF freemen and consult together for the
puclic good.
Officers OF tho day,
PRESIDENT
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
ProcIamnfIoni

President Johnson has issued two
very important proclamatlons.
The first a warning to illegal com.
hinations, whether civil or military
The second n proclamation ofAmneEty
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
ROAD NOTICE.

There will be q petition presented y The
commissioner Of Morgan County; 0hio. At thar
nett session prayinE Tor AWAY, ~loeationr end
establishment Of a Road beginning az Mecca
melville in said Countythenup the rieheband
fork or McConnslls kun TO the west boundary
line ofthe Land Of I~toitercli whiple, deceased,
thence 70 Meigscreek near the corner Of Lands
owned by T. seVall, z .Cuddington a Bone
then 70 the Town Of Arlington, then 70 the
Muskingum County line near the N. East Cor
ner Of Volentlne ssvalls Land 10 DO laid at the
angle Of 5 deg.
July 25th, 1857. MANY PETITIONERS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
HON NJ GAYLORD.
=. VICE PRESIDENTS.

Finance COMMUNICATIONS Linkin,
S II Davis, c L Hall, Ford Sill, Allen
Daniels. .'
Committee Of Arrangements-Wh.
liam Sherwood, " / Biund"", FA Da-
Wis. A IYahawhy, William Hibler, Jas
Holmes, C Burck o IS , at Morley,
Committee on DccortCions-Dr Jno.
Ewing, DR. W R Kelley. JEFF Stewart,
Alex Miller, John Ham, George Hib-
Ter. Airs d II Mortley, Mrs F A DAVIS,
Mrs S Heskett, Mrs S Russell, Mrs JOS
A Kelley. Mrs G L Hall Mrs George
Hmm, Mrs DR. Ewing. Mrs VIM Hibler,
Miss Mary Mortley, "iss Eliza Sill,
Miss Caroline Mcdonnell Miss Ella
Mcconnell, Miss Caroline Lack
ey, Miss Carrie Thompson,
Miss Emma Cochran, Miss Arabell
Adams, Mics Bette bearing.
Grand Marshal CaptB F Power
who wiHappoint his assistants.
The Township Delegations wall Be-
Lct their own marshaIs, and oil the ap'
proach of their several professions, re
port to the Grand Marshal, at Head
Quarters, Judge Gaylord's Office,
Music by the M'CoNNELsVILLE
SILvHR BAND: 80.
L. 49,. - . - IN" o." ! f"f"s =
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
Another RaIcaI Meeting

On the 2lst instant, tho RAIDS, OF
Morgan, will hold another powWOw in
this town. Let every n come ~,
and get disgusted.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
HOW TO PRESERVE

O. RE e N 60 RN.
, Forhtvsral years We have tried this method
and n has meyer failed. AZ all times in the
vintcf and spfing we have opened our corn and
,AlYRYs found It as green, plump and fresh a.
when taken from the cob. A bushel Of corn
cab be put up by this method with but little
trouble at a cost of not moro than ten cents
Rural New Yorker. Full directions sent BY
mail on receipt Of fny cents. address,
b. W. GAMBLE, Caldwell, ohio.
No. ba-sm.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

A. J: Yanaway 4 Co. Before Jas Gaylord,
vs.. j. p, of M0ryau Tn
JAmss L.. Berry. J Morgan County, Ohio.
q The said def ndant, James L.. Berry will
take notice that On the Nth day Of August, A.
D~,lso7of said Justice Of the Peace Issued an
ttachmsnt in the above action, for the sum Of
OF Stt.l5.
HAM Err L POWER, Atr'y for PlrF.
Mcconnell aVille, Sept. il. 1881.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
Maine.

ThOelections in Name show an i'm
mense DemOei attic gain.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

,@ M F. a T
VEGETABLE MARKET.
A. ]. G R Y,
south-east side or PuBlIc square,
McConnelsvIlls, o.
In soliciting the patronage Of tho
public | will state that l will keep
on hand abundant supplies of superior
qualities Of
FRESH BEEF.
PORK.
MUTTON.
VEAL
POULTRY.
A. - asd FISH.
Also, VEGETABLES of all kinds
whenever they can be procured also
BUTTER and EGGS. 1t is my pur.
pose to keep up q Market which will
meet the appreciation and patronage
Of every one. Those who may be dis
posed to try me once, I feel sure will
come again.
Al. GRAY
May Pam.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
o.. g MS
c OPPOSITION ROOFANG G.

David Green Of Noble county, has recently
obtainsd'a patent for the exclusive right to use
and vend to others q certain composition for
roofing, aud 10 now preparedto cover buildings
with light, cheap. and durable roofs, which he
will warrant against the effects Of heat in Snm.
msr' or cold in winter, and that they shall be
impSrvious to water. For further information
apply 20 DaVid9resn, near Renrock P. o., No
bio county, Ohio, or to VIM. Hawkins, agent
for Morgan and contiguous counties.
VIM. HAWKINS, Agent.
August S-3m.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
2 r .OG r A NJ M E

=, A Grand Mas Meeting will be held
in McConnelsvillc Ohio,
FRIDAE, SEPTEMBER a., 1857.
PROCESSION TO ARRIVE AT 10
A. NJ, SPEAKING TO COMMENCE
At H.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
A J. GRAY

&ME&&X&&8&
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CINCINNATI
Capital, . 81, 900, 900
Security BY Law Of Chic, . $4,000, 900
Agencies in all Towns in the North.
statement Of the Enterprise I'M
surance COmp'y, July 4, '67.
Assets.
Cash on hand ans H. bank, e22 l95 .o6
Real Estate unineumhered, l9.l22e3
Bonds owned BY Company, to-Wit;
Par value Market value.
U. g. 1905 $50 ono $685. 500
VI 8 20's 4 $4,000 As 200
U. S.l0.40's $50 $500
lO4,1Oo
Ten. 0 per CT bonds ss,SsO l+,GsO
N.7Oo
Loanp on bonds and mortgages.
being hrst lieu on uuincnuhsred
real estate worth double Hnount
loaned 1887 70
Debts otherwise secured l34. 534 o.
Debts for premiums 90,676 rs
Accrued interest b.263.O0
Furniture and agency supplies 1000. 90
Bills aud nutss with securities T0O 5000 90
----
Total assets 81 .l6S, 500 Sc
Liabilities
Lossep unniustsd s27 sl6 So
All other claims against the Cs. 2662 IS
-
Total liabilities 929 o7l.l6
--------
Asse,s over liabilities Sll3e, 72e.lo
Amount required for reinsurance $l54 645.5O
AUD TOk OF STATE OTTIoE,
CoLuMBus, o., July 26. 81.
certify that ! have personally examined
the Enterprise Insurance Company, OF CInc'n'
natl, and 6nd the foregoing statement 10 be
correct.
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
JAMES WATKINS, Agent,
McC oRuelsriIe, o.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
JAMES WATKINS,

May Pam.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-17

MAnRIED.-On the 10th inst at the
residence Of the brides father, BY
Elder John Boggs. Pastor Of the
Christian Church, in this city Mr.. j.
P. Dorubarger and Miss Susan PUN.
roy.
MARRIED.-On the evening Of the
10th inst, at the residence Of the
brides parents in Davenport, Iowa,
by the Rev. A. B. Kendig, Mr.. Eugene
s. Sheffield, ofthis city, to Miss'C Carrie
Brock, Of Davenport.
Another brave soldier who served
his country faithfully in the ranks 81
the 18th Iowa, and ~ Adjutant 7th
Iowa Cavalry. has COMO to his re-
ward. The printer was kindly re-
ntembered with tho ever welcome
greenbaek. and il return send greet
Ing their best wishes that the happy
couple may "have : long and Pleas
ant royage down The atream Of life
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LEuAI NOTTCE.

Il
MIa,isae; l9ag~hs.l I..thA DlstSsst ccdfs
PinintiKAgHinst OF wapellO Co.. 1bw&.
Joseph W0odt !, Dfos. Term ~ a 1867 ,
iaa Defendant. sss .asEysl ssts u i. N
70 said Defendant: Yon hre heSehy mo-
titled, Thaton or before the 18th day ol
Septesn heY, i. D. 1857, there viii be On
hle ~ the O5hre Ofthe Cert Of the Dis
trict Court 0f Wapell0 County, lows, the
petition Or the plaiiitiff afoFeSAi n, claim
ing Of ynn the sum Of one hurated and
eighty-six 80 100 Dollars, as money Justly
due from you. and interest thereon ut en-
per cent, from the oath day of April
A. d. 1858 on d prOmisOfy Note NTtffhskinR
also the foreclosure Of n NOR gave ~ se-
cure the Same. on the west halt Ofthe north
east quarter Of sec. 10 Tp..71, Range rs
west: and north west quarter Of thu sfnth
east quarter ~ section 10. .Township II
Range Is; and the south west. quarter Of
the sOnth west quarter Of section, l.. TIP. n
Range Is. all In the county Of WapN13Us ex !.
ecutrsi by you or-the 24th day OF April, A.
u. 1858, }4s,s "A.
r. You are also notified, that unless you
APPEAR thereto and defend, before NOON of
the second day 1T the term Of tho said Dis
trict Court Of WapelIo County. Ony9men-
ring on the Twenty fifth Of November A.
b. 1857. default will b entered against
.yOu arid 4 Judgment rendered therein,
and suid MORTGAGE torecloseti. I M: e.
STILES. HUTCHINSON q nixon,
a>~A 10 10. ~ - !,
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n ~ I 4 J. 2 49,
BALLlsaAILs HorEL.-Ottum va
has long suffered forsa frst class Ho.
tel, That great desidteratum is
ID about.to be accomplished, In, the
opening Of Pete Ballingatls new house
corner Green and Front streets We
can assure the public, that the. rooms
furniture and cuisine Of this house,
will place Il g once snong the best
Hotels in the West. No pains Or
money is spared TO reader II 10 every
respect first class. We give below
y fair cut Of this building which il an
70 the city, and forjsks.
completion Of which our friend Bait
Ingalls, entitled 10 great credit. i
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LEGAL: NOTICE. .net
To Polly N C0rhin and Nancy W. Rnland:
You and eachof you are hereby Notified ~
heirs IT MishMck Hicks. deceased. late eof
WHpcllO county, Iowa. that an Instrument
Of writing pnrporfinR to be the last will
and testament Of said decreased, was pre-
senteti, opened and, publicly read IN me
County C0hrt Of sAid County on the Sd day
of september, 1867. and that the second dog
Of the November Term. 1867. Of said Court.
to-wit the s,h day Of next November I'm I'm
been fixei by said Court H,r proving ~ d
Will, and yoil are notified TO arpear ON Or
before moor. Of said 5th day ofnext Novein
Der before said Court to he held at that time
in the Conrt House In the City ofOitnmxa.
in said County and show cause. l. any ynIi
have. why said Instrument should not I've
established and admitted to record as TIE
last Will and Tc~tmmas,t Of said deceased.
or default will be taken .ags inst You and
Judgment rendered In accordance with the
facts IA they shall appear.
Il. 81 J. 8. PORTER. Co. J,sisge.
Sept. lth, 1867. sseps. ~, wss
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
or SUPERVISORS,
Monday, Oct. Il, 81.

= 81
Monday, Oct. "A, 81.
BourJ Of Supervisors met IL regn-
lar session. Pursuant to law. and was
called to order by the President .Juo
w Hedrick...
Roll called. VS.
All present except Sup. Carver.
Minutes Of last meeting, Septem-
Der session, read and approved.
This being tho time fixed by law
fnr canvassing the vote cast at tho
General Election held on the 9Th day
Of October 1867 in and for Wapcl-
10 county.
On motion Of Supervisor Temple,
tho Board proceeded to open said
canvass, by appointing Supervisors
Wilcox and CloJd, teller.
On motion that the vote for Sam.
ucl Merrill for Governor, be counted
as shown by the talley list, as re.
turnedby Agency township, bis name
having been omitted 10 the return Of
said township.
Not having Sufficient time to com
pIete the canvass, it is ordered that
Lit DO adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock q. M, tomorrow.
L. NJ. COOLEY,
Clerk, B. s.