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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

inc a recess and when the Senate is in session,
and said that the practice of the Government
had been uniform milling vacaucicsaS soonas
they occurred He illustrated the frequent
ucccssity.of immediate action in such cases by
another reference to the appointment by Mr.
buchanan of Mr. Holt in the place of Sccre.
tary Floyd
The eighth Article was met by his reply to
the third and proceeded to consider forthwith
the charge made of appointing Gen. Thomas
without the advice aud consent OF the Senate
could not be sustained because no appointment
was made; a simple commission to act nj IN
term was not am appointment and could not
of course be- submitted to the Senate The
allegation that no vacancy then existed is q
begging Of the question. The vacancy was
created as soon as Mr. Stanton received the
order removing him. and vacancy could
properly be contemplated by the President at
the time of his writing Gen. Thomas the let
ter of authority
Ancr rccopulutmg his arguments, Mr.
Curtis then claimed that he had shown that
the managers could not maintain their charges
of violation Of the constitution and laws,
and proceed to consider the various charges Of
conspiracy. For this purpose he said he
would take up the 9TH and 9th, and the 9th
and 7th articles together The lth and 9Th
I which charge % conspiracy between the Prcsi-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

w The AufograM and Remarker for
April IL is received, filed with interesting
articles on the current topics of the day. The
request ofiriend Johns shall be complied with.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

Why are bushes like little girls Give
Il upf Because they become women.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. ApRIL Il. ICES.
Don't Lsare : 10 Fem.


Gene, a~ys-f have something 70 ten you,
Gone. near, viii whisper Il low
tor are thinking OF leaving The homestead,
Don be In hurry TO COL
TIE city hss many attractions,
But think OF the vices and sia,
When once In the vortex Of fashion,
How socn the course downward begins
Yea talk Of the mines In Australia
They're wealthy Ia gold without doubt,
Bot ali there is ( ID on the farm, boys,
II only - a shovel 4 Ont.
fhe mercantile HE il a hazard,
The goods are first high aud then low,
Beiser nix The old farm avhile longer,
Don't be Ia a hurry 70 gol
The great busy West has Inducements,
And 40 has the buster mart,
But wealth Is not made 10 q day, boys,
pon't BE- IN hurry 20 start
The banker and bros ers are wealthy,
They take IN their thousands Or 20,
Al think Of the frsHds aad deceptions,
Don't be 10 hurry to 60
The farm Is the safest and surest,
The orchards are loaded to-day,
You're fresh The sir on the mountain,
And monarch OF all you survey,
Better stay o. the farm sWhilt songer,
They profits CONE IN rather slow,
Remember you've nothing TO risk, boys,
Don't be In harry % 50
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
MINUTES uF IDEEcE.
BHroRH-THu
Royal Commission appointed tcIIBquITe
into Trades. Unions.


Ths Right hon. Sir wnLiAH ERLE in The Chair.
-he Right Hon. tie EAEL % LIcHFnLB.
Lord NfrHo. NJ. 2.
The .usut Hon. Sir EBNUND WLIKER- HHAD, Bar
X. q. H.
SIR DAsIKL 6oocH, Bart, VI. p.
HErNAs MIhIvALx. Eco %. r.
ykMEs B00TH, ESQ. q. y.
THOMAS HUGuss Esq, n. P.
fkKpzfcK AREsoN, Esq.
Mr.. RoBRRr- APPLEGAKrB examined.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

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LINZ, r',x GALVESTON, rEx ssI
A"s c.ss..s S... =: cave Es:i r,,ss s...,.
i''st Co, iss Maiden lana -pr'
~. yp. o.,v.~.-r,u.,-
-, THE ososwEIL L.ss
SSs@ss S,s;Sss p n A' fo'lows;s 49,. ,.
ses.oS Saturday 'g:e
s'as'a fot s. Louis Mobile o.,s.son iAfs
''iss sss p....s. or ts..s.. ,ee,y @ y. .s.a..,
n r w. " -. = oo, % !" 90 '"''~
E'oR sAvAssfH, Esssaa9 "a; \, xpouc,n ,vs
.,,,,. ~. s,. CHA 0aAH0E or, or DAYS
:ss: ~ be s's, wssassssr sss
pc is sAEsks no.. wednesday, .y
f's% pIss pts Y sr Ssrs5 r,y.S 4
Is Tsss river. Al sF.H .' '-'''' '''' >
Tnoasn fss % E,see .aS ana saTsS Sus = q Lsa.ns
iss,t. 3. psia p csair.i E.i!rs.s dscs. Hsss:
~"' "'' MUFExy PEERIs 90 N ana ., sc.,sn ..,
LIyISdstossss My lsok s6x 4 H Cd 8 HSs:,g ssss~
- :" eA"..--o~s w. . -.----s
sAvAHSAM HA-sAC6 l. s1Ak !nnErEs2Esr
ss SsI.s re: 'ss ::s
o<rAvue cox.pv cG Low De-. eexoos - "ess ~seo~
GOODS Tor 'ns interior promptly iorwarooa. --
= ,su ru D por,S IN n, oorpA pop~u tft
ko~N VII" 20 s.nIr, ..h, co,.s.
= NV .oIk nua Susr.os'on S'oSnSnP Oo"ps"y1
"" o'"ss "'oe ~ = H ~ = srsn.P
.H 70 :. Ss1"n,n 1ms. :. -. ~ - e u..
on Ss'"usy' '"ne o. y =. ss"s o" P'o' ~" ""r'.
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S-uPoi'or Acoun"vuss ss,v"e ~ pSssou$v -
% p P'soa ~ sovsvst IN c".r.c1Sn 9Th se Sour
points oou.a Ano SCUM ~ Oon y WI sco '~
CAfohnn SsroSc an wh T9 ~ s os %.a
nrNNa y. VIVIAN a w, nsoo's, ~ i',oe-.~e y
.,o. cu.y, vsrox q q rup vrnpInA poprs Ann
the South and Southwest EesSlas Al fast .ns
reliable steamship SAhAGoSSA, a D. CIomwoh, CON ma
er, VIII sah wednesday July ~, from PIER nss
rve' foot "f Wall street Tnrough p'S y, ladns 70 Az
points south ana az Soaswss. Hsen.s T%Ar'eA""
Col forward AL GOODS rec OF conmiSs'9n, 9g
Arthur LEARY, w william street
Tho nne steamship MONTEREY VIII SAL on she io"owhs
Wednesday.
.--..., - - .n.vv 90. WOO
0LD DOMINION sTEAMSHlP CoMrANY;-rOh , MY w.
" folk, City Point and kichnond' new and eies*ns mne
wheel stcamshps ISAAC BELIt HATTEkAs, ALBk
MARLE, SARATOGA and NlAGAkA one or the above
hrst class ships Will Do despatched TOT Noriok anu r9A
mouth Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and Tor Guy
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

CUCKOO CLOCRs-OUR MhNUFACrURE BETTER
" and chesiet than imported vholssAe and icsn.
A. A. fRANKFlEbD co, Mi Sixth avenue, corner OF
Foietnh street, snt ne Eisht avenue, gornsl y tNeny
18th etreN
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

VKxAs LINK, FoR GALVESTON, rExAs-vREi9Hr
taken ~ low - any other line The AL soaener ~
ADxE c.sss.s 0st.s Gin leave pier > Esst yer sa..risI
foewardsd TO the interior By For freight or p.s
sage, having superior apply o. f. NAL
tsjHt Co., t5S Maiden lana.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

L,OK CHARLESTON, g. O., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
II the South and Southwest Regular ne.fhe Al fast snA
reliable steamship SARAG0SSA, 3. Cromwell, command
er, win sail "Wednesday July ats M, from per kas
river Of Through bills OF iAdiug 70 all
points South S0uthwes Agents in Charleston RAvend
4 Col Tor all goods free of commission
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 William street.
Tho fine steamship MONTERREY will sail on the following
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP ConPASrs
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and a. low As any other
Of Cam. str street, :. y O'Clock noon,
s,...,-,., On Isl, -. isia and aAs,
One hundred pounds baggage free to och adult Medicine
ana a''en'aoGs Say Iree e R,zonA c..,.,, s.,,,.
Connecting % WIN GOLDEN GOLDEN aoE, Captain f.rn.vors
JiFxs i..sns tI.rsssS Aye i.r cs,.. .ss i:p.e
- f.E BABY, Ages.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
N oYeSss'ciS%sL gSs c%LfISssIi;,y. 4 rSisIi;y.
NEW SAILING ARRAN0ExEST
or u. d.y s.ioI: -s:. a.:: date: s :. sS,s.y
SATURDAY, July =, a, roos,
from pier y sO,'s or s,., river foo. os kins street.
'0' passage OF ''''''' 'pPS B. n cARnIsoros As..,,
WILLIAM u. wEsB. Is sf' rrs.is.as
4 s1sisns. p.Ss' New YORK.
aEAr EEPgcEps gSE psIsc'sSg n ysE,ayE VT p.r.s.
~ By ~ s'ss 1sf fsoiss aS's Man s'.sa.sip Nip 6o%s.ay:
''''"e'., s.ili:r on WEDNESDAY, JuJi. "'
a .:.s..: % s.. ,,..s.ee
S'''Rs;hGf ~sG s'S7SEssS s;; &
syATss n1E n4II EG sAxss COMPANY
sailing regularly every Thursdsy at three O'Clock r.
csely, from Ter No. North river. =.
EAGLE Captain ~ = orssse; .:....'''"'"''""''.yuya
MTssOu RI Captain q. W. Palmer via July 10
An letters must pass through the Post oHce.
Tor freight or D':csEisS;s cEsSsSE I B. HARRISON President
No. Bowling Green.
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the FIRST class steamships
GENERAL GRANT, Captain ri. y. Quick.
CRESCENT CITY, Captain n. ". Holiness
SHERMAN, Captain W. r. Henry.
GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. ". SAMPSON
UNITED STATES, Captain q. L. Norton.
The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. u. sampson,
will be despatched on Saturday. June a. at o'clock NJ,
Feiss, received al through rates 81 Louis Mobile and
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed, "hiss Friday. Juiy
g. st5P.M NJ. .,
Poe rcsnt pa.,pe, nsving superior acconK oiaionA
-p, = 10 tue ss.a. San JbL STEVENS " Broajrp
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
MarShalIS Sale.

10y Virtue of writ of Execution to me directed
u from the Clerks office Of the United States
Circuit Court for the Circuit and District of Indiana
will, Wednesday, the LIST day of July, 1868, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. at the Court House door in the town of Cen
treville, Wayne County, Indiana. offer for sale at
Public Auction the rents and profits for the term of
years, of the following described real estate
Wayne County, Indiana, to-wt. f
Part OF Secti ms seventeen and eighteen III to nship
thirteen OF range one, west, and bounded follows
beginning at point where the north line of aid
ton No. seventeen the center of the Rich
mond and Liberty Turnpike; thence west al, ng said
section line fifty forty eight hudredhs rods,
the northwest corner of said section seventeen;
thence west, the north line of section eighteen
thirty rods and three tenths 35 121G0ths thence
SOUTH six degrees, east fifty rods and nine links $50
36100th rods to L. Larshs north line; thence east,
twenty mine and onehalf rods to marked stone in
arun; thence north three and one fourth de-
rees, east thirty six and sixteen hundredths rods;
thence north twenty two and one-haf degrees, east
twenty EIGHT rods and eight links to the beginning,
containing Twenty-Five acres and ten square poles
more or less. Sac
And upon failure to realize . sufficient to sat
sfy the demand, will at the time and place and
in like manner offer for sale the simple the same
Taken the property of Eliphalet Stanley, at the
suit of Francis E. SURE, Frederick Eckstine and
Andrew b. Me.iam against Eliphalet Stanley and
Washington Wood. sEs Af@8gT In rs 2esz,
Sale to be made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
BEN J. SPooNER, U. S. Marshal
#S8I sssSs IL By l. 8. BELOW, Dept.
NJ. Wilson Holland 4 Bnkley. Att'ys. -
I wn UA June sth-ia-S".s 2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
No. 25 Naiden lane.

Nefc York, Dec. IA, 1867.
In my Card OF Nov. /, 1857, stated that,
- for the purpose of more fully supply
Ing the wants of the public, and IN
order 10 prevent unscFupulOus dealers
from palminc off inferior and worth.
less goods ms the Morton Gold Pens.
s shall hereafter sell no goods az whole.
sale except only to duly appointed and
authorized Agents., etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered. gafi
- In accepting Agents. great care has been
exercised to appoint those who. by long
continued fair dealing, have acquired q
reputation for honesty, responsibility, and
probity-men in whose word tho public
have learned to place confidence. These
Agents have agreed to keep q full assort-
ment OF nay pens, ana to sen them At my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such pens as they
wint. either as to writing or price. and get
/ full equivalent for the money paid. ISIS
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place. or canvass the country
70 that all who want a Morton Gold Per Z
must get it from the Local Agolt or from
headquarters. r. sa SIS
g None need apply for the Agency excer
In conformity to the above, the liberal dis
count " To Clubs" being SUFFICIENT induce
''''-'' = - ss'.e sss A NORTON.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
SherRs Sale.

DY Virtue of an Execution to M directed from
- the Wayne Common Pleas Court. / will expose
at Public Sale at the Court House door in the
of Centreville, Wayne County, Indiana, the 9th
day of July, 1862 between the hours of II O'Clock NJ
and clock T. NJ, on said day the following prop
erty to-wit: - ~ B.
Lot Nv 4, in the subdivision of Lots No. and 5 !;
104 and 10Y, lying the south side of Main street
between Pearl and Marion in the city of Richmond,
Wayne Count Indiana, according to the plat made
cut by s r. Virgins. ct al To be sold as the prop
erty of Maria L. Smith, to satisfy execution in M
hands in favor of Charles H. Burchenal. IF
~ e<t JACOB S. BALLENGER, Sheriff W. CO
June IL, 1868. ~. @ 16-3w 49, pf3,5a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30

ENOR RENT, Fine Brick House of rooms, ON
North Eighth st. Summer Kitchen, well and
cistern water, and every thing in good order. In
quire of W. a. Page. Lamp Store, 30 Main Street.
May 12, 1858. y <34@ @za 14As4+ - lift.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
James H. Harris, of North Carolina

rlu witch is Postmaster.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
/ Resideuca for; Sale.

NOR SALE.--The undersigned offers for Sale his
II substantial and convenient residence, with three
acres of ground surrounding it, in the Grove North
of the National Pike, West of the City of Richmond.
No more beautiful location desirable property is
offered for sale in the vicinity Of Richmond. ANY
one wishing quiet home within a few minutes walk
Of the Post Office, will here find great bargain.
The subscriber also wishes to sell exchange for
lighter one, good Spring Wagon with three springs
and excellent top and adapted to both and two
horses. Enquire Of a
WIN. B. MORGAN, s-@.
Earlham College.
June Is, 1s6s.-16-1w. 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30
BOOT AND SHOE SHOE
sas
IL. G.. WoLvERroN

!" AS opened shop on Pearl street. opposite the
IL Mayors Office, for the manufac ture, repairing,
and sale of Boots and Shoes. Particular attention
will be paid to the quality and styles of customer
work and satisfaction warranted. None but rood
material used or-ths best of workmen employed. La
dies work gotten Up in the best STYLE Prices moder-
ate. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-30


James H. Harris, Of North Carolina
colored man-in speech at Boston,
said that if the rebles continued the
prosecution of the negroes for voting
the Radical ticket, they might be COM
PEELED to pledge themselves to vote for
the rebels, reserving to themselves the
right, enunciated by Senator Ross, to
change their opinions, which they prob
ably would do before the election. A
hit SO palpable brought down the house.
During the discussion Of paper on the subject OF
systematic benevoence and the best modes of raising
funds for carrying the work of the Church, in the
sSouthern Presbyterian ASSEMBLY ct Baltimore, .
member protested against language in the paper under
discussion which by implication disparaged the Chat
receptacle for church collections. He a con-
servative and considered the passng round the hat
time-honored institution. He venerated it. 1t 10
mistake to think that the only the highest y
use OF the hat is As thing for mans head. It has
been the receptacle of too many good gifts for that
Go TO CHURCH:-There is nothing which helps to
establish mans character and standing in society
more than steady attendance at church ind proper
regard for the first day of the week. Every head of
family should 20 to church example. Loung-
ing in the street and bar the Sabbath is
abonable and deserves cepsure, because it lays the
foundation Of habits which ruin both soul and body.
May man can date the commencement Of his dissi-
pssioss, which made him burden TO himself and
hsnds an object Of pity in the sight of enemies, to
his Sunday dsbauchsry. Idlsness il the mother OF
drunksnnsss Sabbath il generay an idle day. thsrs-
FORE = not properly kept, better struck out
a sxieteoss.-tSehsuass t-T ssssvaaza
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

Man DrOWned.-On Saturday last, about
noon, man named Aaron Miller, and n
young man named Chronster attempted TO
cross the Sandusky River ten or fifteen rods
above the first dam below town. They were
in an unwieldy skff with side wheels operat-
ed by a crank. When about third of the
distance from the opposite shore the craft be-
came for some reason uumanagable, and
young Chronister left the helm to assist 10
turning the paddle wheels. This left the
boat to itself aud turned its course. The re.
suit was that boat and crew went over the
dam. The water was still very high and
pitched over the dam with terrible velocity.
The boat WAS broken to peiecs but both Of
the men secured peice Of the wreck. Tn
fortunately the pCiee Miller got hold of being
mostly iron sank With him and he was lost
Chronster loated down the river and finally
reached the shore, by swimming, and got ont
near the residence Of Capt. Steiner. Mr..
Miller, we are told, leaves wife aud two
children, On Sunday search was made for
his remains but without success, but on Mon
day morning between 8 aud o'clock they
were found lodged in some brush near an
island but short distance fiom tie place Of
drowning, and the next day were taken to
Crawford county for burial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

The citizens Of our neighboring town Of
Fremont have been having gorge Of ice. -
'rUc much Of anything isn't pleasant.
An exchange Cceiiously speaking Of news.
paper reporters says
"Anoihcr virtue Of them, as class 10
that they have keen car for female distress,
especially whoa tits well-dresscd and good
looking"
Professor LOOMS, Of Yale College, states
that this winter has been the ooldest, in
New Haven, Of any in ninety years, except
ing the winter of 1856, which was one
degree colder.
Andy johnson WAS hung in sfigy at Belle
fontainc, one night last week. In one hand
he held a carpet bag labeled "vetoes,' while
in the other appeared well-fllcd flask Of
whiskcy How lifc-liks it must have been.
How much more so il the flask had been
emPty.
The Ohio Legislature is likely TO repeal the
law authorizing the new State seal, of which
the State has purchased about $4,000 worth.
II the law is repealed the State will be with
out an authorized seal.
II il said that James E. Murdoch, the actor,
intends to establish at bis home near Love-
land, Hamilton county a school for "insiruc-
tion in the principles Of DR.. Rushs Phi
losophy Of the Human Voice.
The Committee OF Ways aud Means has,
it Is understood, come to the conclusion that
the total internal revenue needed to meet
the expenses Of Government, can he collec-
ted from spirits, tobacco, income aud storage
duties.
There are now one thousand and sixty
three convicts 10 the Ohio Penitentary the
greatest number that has ever been confined
there Gt one lime.
The release of the bondsmen Of jefferson
Davis, probably cxtiuguishes all hope that
the great traitor will ever be held 10 answer
for the crime Of treason.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
Sands ENpoSliIop

Sands EXPOSITION The Exposition
which Prof sands gives At National Hall, on Sat.
uriay snd Monday evenings, The 2ist and esrd,
Of all the 'lelusions and humbugs which he prscA
ticss hcforca wondering W rid, will doubtless Al.
tract large audience. rtc very ndmerous and
nattering commcadations OF not only tho press
but the pulpit rrors the worthy character OF the
entertainment The rrof scout, the idea of the
agcncl Of spirits, though It must be confessed
that, u his sauds OF liic ara neatly run out" as
has been Affirmed of him, he may have communi-
cation with the other world. Indeed the spiritu.
aista stoutly afhrm their belief that he has ros-
siby no may be disembodied spirit. We can't
say,
Ne this As 10 may the Prut has Demonstrated
athe Is equal u not superior 10 the best spirits
we ever saw. who ever heard OF spirit swal'
lowing pocket-knives aud tobacco, or turning
water into whisky, beer, or peppctsaucc or
thrusting knifc through his wristi The spiritu.
Al manifestation of table moving and rapping are
made not in the dark, but under = full gus light
lie permits himself to be tied In open view ui his
audience and extricatss himself as easily as
spirit possibly coud.
The rrofs dcNterlty OF hand is said to be Won
derml aad his illusions perfect
lie gives At the close null and practical expla.
nation Of all his fca,s showing how stsy u h 10
be deceived and that amer all there is no mystery
In mysteries.
This will he almost satisfactory ~ the tricks
themselves foran have seen them but don't know
how 1t is done, and would like to know hop they
have becn humhuggcd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

About TOWn.-Thc gas lamps of our city,
we would judge from the poor lights they
gave last week were sadly in need Of repair.
--The Bishop Of this Episcopal diocese
will visit this parish and hold services al
Trinity church, April l7th.-Two little
boys were on the river in a skiGr on Saturday,
and were copsized but got out, being near the
shore. They should have been taken home
capsized again and most consummately
spanked for being where they had no bust.
ness TO be.-During the last snow storm
and high wind a few states were blown OF
the roof OF the st. Joseph Catholic church.
We see that our citizens are very gener.
ally clearing the streets Of the filth which
has gathered during the winter 1t is time
these matters were attended to, and we are
glad to see a move In that direction. The
frst thunder-shower in the season, or rather
out of season, occurred on Saturday evening
last, in this vicinity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

The New Read LAW have not yet
received the new road law recently passed
by tho legislature OF the State, which repeals
the obnoxious provisions OF last winters
bill. We will publish it entire as soon as
furnished. 4 correspondent writing from
Columbus, 10 an exchange snyso Of II;
Township trustees are authorized and re.
quired by the law just passed to district
their respective townships into road districts
ON or before the first Monday of this month,
and after that changes of districts may Lt
made at their annual meetings in March.
This law differs from the old law in some
particulars which it may he well to mention.
Supervisors are required TO give such boui
and security rs the trustees may require
allows them two dollars a day compensation
while actually employed, and provides that
all road taxes not worked out shall be cx-
pended at the discretion of tue trustees on
the roads without reference to or regard for
any particular district. In this last particu-
lar II preserves the features Of the law Of
1867.