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What was he up to-?

The Mr., Martin Evans" spoken of
in the subjoined paragraph, was we
are informed, graduate of the Eagle
Office of this city, in the printing bust
ness. His object in the narration said
to DO made by him, has little the look
of an attcmrted confidence operation; !;
ROBBERY ON THE MAILBoAT.-Yestcr-
day morning while the Louisville and
Cincinnati U. S. Mail Packet General
Lytlc, was on her way to this port, the
stateroom of Mr.. Martin Evans, late
local editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
was entered and $3.50 currency extract
ed from his vest pocket. Mr.. Il. retired
at an early hour and according to GUS
tom placed his vest, In the inside pocket
of which was his money, under his pill
low. When he a%oke yesterday morn
ing, he found the outside door of his
stateroom open, his clothing .strewn
about the floor and his money gone.
Mr.. +. Is on his way to Memphis, and
the loss of $3.50, all the money he had,
leaves him in n delicate situation. lie
AYERS that he had not beoh drinking as
he Is n member of the church. lie also
states that he has been connected with
ncwspaperdom for several ycars.-Lou-
isville Courier-Journal.
The following is the response of the
Cincinnati Enquirer to the foregoing.
The louisville Courier-Journal men-
tlons that "Mr. Martin Evans, late local
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer" was
robbed of SlS0-"all the money he had"
ON board the steamer General Lytle,
while making the trip to that port the
other day. 1t may be proper to say
that Mr.. Martin Evans connection with
the Cincinnati Enquirer was not so late
as to como within the recollection OF the
oldest inhabitant; and 1t Is among the
possibilities that his possession Of that
ono hundred and eighty dollars dates
back to period equally remote. We
have silent conviction that Mr.. Evans
is q sfraud,p and that his fabulous wealth
was q myth. ei
To crown all, this item appears in a
subsequent issue Of the Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal. ,s sa,....
The officers Of the steamer General
Lytle say there was no such person as
Evans on their boat on the down trip
Thursday, and they haveheard nothing
about the robbery reported In Fridays
issue,
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Governor Bullock, of Georgia,
will convene the Legislature pro.
claimed as elected by Gen. Meade,
on the 18th of January. OF the
original members of that body, it
is known that twelve or fifteen
have bcon assasslnated. The fate
OF half of these 10 known; the bal>
ance are missing. OF the remain
ing members there are about twen-
ty Ave disqualified by the Four.
teenth Amendment. OF this, some
ten have been relieved by act OF
Congress; tho remainder can not
take the oath required by the bill
just passed. There we've twenty.
eight colored members who were
expelled by the Democrats. The
Republican majority on joint bal
lot will be about fifteen. 1t is re-
ported that Or. Miller, ono OF the
Senators elect, will como out in ,
letter 10 the people Of the State, in
support of the Congressional plar
OF settlement. He was the choice
of tho Democrats though not him
solf q member of the party.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The Congregational Church at
Painesville, Ohio, has offered it's
pastor, Rev. II. @. Haydn, six
months vacation, without inter.
ruption ofsalary, tha. he may visit
Europe.
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Tho social sensation at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, was tho arrest, on
Wednesday Of last week, of the
Rev. Chas. 7. Blame, pastor Of the
German Lutheran Church, on tn,
charge Of rapO, tho warrant bong
sworn out by Mrs. Androw Mein,
fielder, wifo Of the sexton or the
some Church. 1t was proved in
the trial before the Justice, that
when the reverend gentleman was
charged with the crimc, the par.
ties interested offered to comprom
lee tho matter foe 500. The cas-,
was dismissed and Mr.. Blanc re
leased from cuatody.
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AtMansfeld, Ohio, recently, an action
was brought before Esquire Grail by
Lucinda Moore against Peter Mulroady,
asaloon-keepcr, for damages arising to
her from the Illegal sale of intoxicating
liquor by said Mulrcady to her husband,
james Moore. The action was brought
under sectiOnsG and 7 OF the act of May
J, 1854. The cause was referred to n
jury, and verdict rendered In favor OF
the plaintiff In the sum Of $3.50.
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TEXAS ELECTION. - Intelligence
has been telegraphed TO Washing,
ton from Texas, that Davis, Radi.
cal candidate for Governor, has
been elected by about 800 majority.
The Legislature is understood 10
be Conservative by a decided ma
jority.
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Because

After eleven years expert
cnce and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of let
tiers (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
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Fora fire sol Of JeWelry, 20 to the old Re.
lableJewelry Store Of p W. Binnger. He keeps
the larseststOeki ifyOudo nj bell eve Il, 10 and
seefor yourselves, He not only keeps the
best goods, but knows how to sell them chear.
: Ali goods warranted TO give satisiaction.-
Don't forget the pass word-"old Reliable
Watch. Clock and Jewelry store" RisinR
block, Main street, opposite MithoGHouse.
SAT-.
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From the Ohio Eaglc OF last week.
Anecessary appurtenauce to Wind instru.
ment, the more pins you stick into it 1.-THE more
it blows. compe tItion Ihe life of
TrStfe. The more the merrier.
Come and see You can't buy of l.. G. Butch
BETTER Watches, q loo k 9, Jewel.
ry, silver Wnre, SpeotacIss and other
goods in his line, at LESS PRICE than sold
elsewhere. ..tr
All goods engraved free OF charge and we'll
done.
Does your Watch or Clock stop, Ifso brin g
taong. we guarantee better Work than any
ether Hsuse IN the city. L. G. BUTCH.
3o-2t.
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A circular saw burst at q wood
yard in Chillicothe, Ohio, on Sat.
urday week. and ono of the pieces
few threee hundred yards. Four
or five men near the saw were un,
hurt.
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Wo wcro in error last week in
announcing the confirmation OF
Attorney General Hoar rs a Jus.
ticc Of tho Supreme Court. The
nomination has met with strong
opposition in the Senate, and It il
thought will bo withdrawn BY the
President.
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On tho evening of the 9th inst,
in Cincinnati, a man namod Will
der chopped his wifc's nose off with
hatchet, and fictod other wounds
of which shc will probably die, and
then blow tho top Of his head off
with double barrclIcd shotgun
oontriving to discharge both bar.
rels at once.
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The new National Lntelligencer,
which takes hold Of things IN earn.
cat, suggests as tho ticket for 1879,
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase for
President, and Confederate Gen.
oral.in Chief Robert n. Lee for
Vice President. Such q Demo-
cratic ticket, II says. "would DO
hard 10 beat. Gin. Chronicle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The reyolutionists in tho Red
River country have issued de.
claration of independence and cs~
tablishod a provisional govern
ment. q" 'a
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Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
Of Podophyllum (Mandrakp
Root,) and is q substitute
for Mercury.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

General Frank P. Blair has con.
nected himself with prominent
New York Insurance Company,
and will probably remove to that
city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The publishers of the Miami
Tdlley Nelcs, Piqua, Ohio, propose
to commence a daily issue on Mon
day next. 9atgha
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The forthcoming monthly state>
ment Of the public debt it is stated
will show reduction about equal
to that of last month. 9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

Tho Columbus and South Point
Railroad Company has been incor.
porated. Its object is tho construc>
tlon Of a railroad from South Point,
in Lawrence county, near tho
junction of the Ohio and Big San.
dy rivers, 10 Columbus, via Iron.
ton, Jackson, Chillicotho and Cir.
clevillo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

Rankin Walkup, an old and
prominent citizen OF Columbus
died suddenly at his residence, of
apoplexy, on the 26th inst.
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At the Excelsior Saloon of A.
Bauman you can always get q good
square meal. a dish of oysters, or
any other refreshment, at prices
you cannot grumble at. Try it
on. 39-2t.
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Work on the Athens (ohio) Luz
natic Asylum has boen suspended
for the winter.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The Ohio Legislature convenes
on next Monday, January 81
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TRRORS OF YOUTH.

AGENTLEMAN who has suffered for ycsr.
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
alllho effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
whoncedit, tho receipt and direct lions for make
ingthe simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishingto profit by the adve rtisor's
experience, can doso by addressing, n perfec.
confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
No, 42Codar street, New York
may 2T,'6g fy. N+
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Fairfield Union Academy.
DECEMBER 2lht. 1860.


EDS GAZETTE The Philoma.
thcan Literary Society, December
2lst, adopted. the following resolu.
tions, which We humbly submit
for publication. Yours, respect.
fully, W. A!KELLERMAN.
WHEREAS; God in his uncrring
dispensation, has bccn pleased to
take away from among us, by the
hand of death, our beloved and ro.
spocted brother Silas w. Hite;
therefore,
.ReSolped; That in his death we
sustain the irreparable loss Of an
estimable young man, who was an
exemplary and efficient member Of
our society, no less than the cons
munity, tho loss of o virtuous aad
upright citizen. slE '.t.-qs
Resolved: That wo sincerely
sympathize with all those beroit in
his death, especially the widowed
mother aud the two remaining
brothers.
Resolved; That asa humble trib-
ute to his memory, we wear the
badge of mourning thirty days.
ReSoleed: That u COPY Of these
resolutions be forwarded to tho two
county papers for publication, and
also copy be sent to the family of
the deceased.
W. A, KELLERMAN,
A, Il. Brooks,
G. STEWART, ! Com.
1, ANGLE PETERS, e
MANDA MYERS.
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Charles Williams, q colored con. d.
vict, from Cincinnati, hung him.
self in tho dungeon Of tho Ohio
Penitentiary, on Sunday. lie had
been placed in the dungeon for in,
fraction Of tho prison discipline.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

A bushoI Of coal in this State
weighs eighty pounds, and ton
measure twenty five bushels.
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The third report of tho Board of
State Charities shows there are in
the county in6rmaries Of Ohio,
7,40l persons. OF these, 4,Sl0 are
INDECENT persons, 93t insane per-
sons, 054 children, $40 idiotic per.
sons, and 800 epileptic persons.
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The last Of the Spanish gunbOats
sailed from New York on the 9th.
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Mon ey! Money! Money!!

1HVHH " 1HUHHOy NVHOye %
Wanted ,andmnst be had. In settlement Of
the old MithoHS Co., Hardware firm account
Those indebted are earnestly invited to- call on
GA. MthQf or Chas. II. Crcod, ono or the
other ofwhom will at all times be fourd
their Office over the hardware Store ofMitho
3 Co., aEdthey trust it will not be necessary
to repeat this INVITATION Ina different shape. q
June lO,6 II
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.

- inst published . new edition of DIR.
ACulV er rw ellis sCelebrated Es-
SrrS|sny on tho radical cure (without
w medicine) of SrERMAToRRHGA, or
NJ Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
90 Seminal Losses lArOrESor' Mental
and Physical Incaracity, Imped ediments to Mar:
riage, DC; also, CoNsUNrrIoN, EPILEPsr. and
FRS, induced by self indulgence orsexual ex-
TFPrice, In sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable es:
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming eonse;
pnenees OF self abuse may DO radically cured
without the dangerous use OF interna medi-
cine or tho application Of the knife; pointing
out cure nj once simple, certain and euectual,
by means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, apd radiedlly. aL
m This Lecture should be in the hands oi
every youth and every man IN the land. =.
Sent, under sealed envelope, to any address,
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two post
stamps. Also. DR.. Culyerwelrs Marriage
Guide," price rs conts, Address the Publish
ors, CHAS. J. y. KLINE q Co',
127, Bowery,N N. Y.t
Nov. Is, 1850, j5.lyr.
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iBeery, Brown& Co, have the incest Velvet
for Cloalss and suitsin the city. b.. s9-9t.
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Why

Are DR.. G. w. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
rifier and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known?
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Brigham Young, Jr.s, third
wife has left him and rsfnscs 10 re-.
turn.
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A general asso rtment Of Domestic md For.
elgn Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
Shoes. Groceries, and Produce cam be had a.
Beery Brown 4 Co.'s nt very low prIces.
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Posting Books, Copying &c.

Business men wishing to have
their books posted, lawyers, Off
cials or other persons wishing copy.
ing done, can have the same excu.
ted with neatncss and accuracy on
application to G. NJ. link, at Dr..
Davidson's Drug Store. 3w39
"BOrn TO be watch Br~keY,,
but failed heavily in the "broughten up"
39-2t.
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"REED! REEDi REED,,,

For genuine Alexan ore orJouvin Kid Gloves
go to Beery, Brown 4 Co.'S. 3o-2t.
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A.. BftENNEMAN'S

On sale the celebrated Buffalo Black Alpaeas
at Beery, brown a. C6.,s. sO-2t.
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As usual the best and cheapest groceries
at Greed Bros. fF aae is 2 -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

Beery, Brown Co. keep Thomson's and
other corsets, at very low prices. 3o-2t.
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lfyouwant Laco Co llars, Handkerchiefs, &c
for the Holidays, go to Beery, Brown 4 Cos.
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Tho Constitutional Convention
Of Tennessee will be composed of
seventy,five members. OF this
number, not more than FIVE or six
are Radicals.
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ANDY BAUMAN is as we'll prepar.
ed to deal out lots of nice holiday
goods as any of his ncighbors,-
Toys, Candies, Cakes, &c. in abun.
dance on hand. Call on him for
your supplies Of. Christmas and
New Years Gifts. 39-w.
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Why

Are DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to-
gethcr for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood?
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Thursday, Dec. 30, 1869.
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Light Bread, Light Biscuit,
Bups, and 0akCs QfAIl kinds, fsesh'
good and cheap, always 81 -
39-2t. A. BAUMANs.
Itch Ointment.

The HAadsomsst st PlAidl sAd other DSy Gcods
are Ike Pt atBeefy, Brown Cos. sS-as.g
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Because

They know the ingredients
of which they are made ~.
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Why3ea

Is it that Physicians use
and recommend DR.. M
backs Sugar-coated Blood
Pills?
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Why
Why

After years of experience
and trial they have been
proven to be q sure cure
for Dyspepsia and Indiges-.
tion. ..
, 1869-09-23
THE PIONEERS,
Sightseeing at the Chamber of cou
merce, on the Lake, Rtc,


N Gs1uefnA excutxio0tsts haya ouo. and rc,s
.reas ofict twenty hours ia Tho K1eat West
! uopoAh md then stnysed for ths a,ns1
to"ss u ths Eass, saeh u P1&taborch. Pnnsde1
SnAeno heH Yo1f. In thu the Csttforn ntans 600
,toE ~ .ss1 70 lnst1uctlona Thsy Nus told, aboys
ciiy n.9 sn eae nos 70 atsy 10 Chicago TnAs thli
NV sn1 hefs txtnty four hours and eyer aiter.
tbs, s aMa5 n. tfom tnsfc So shey eta5ed y long ai
Tbe psostsmms u us 1e.teat:z .e1 tf.1ay ,!a ast.a
NtA "s3n,see1ox." Al sboat IL o;ciocs esf.
1rtS,ee. wess dteNa up before no sherman ADD
WORKS 70 iinootn Psrs, "a y sooa Stas1 pc pro.
neo! poiots 10 The caty u mieht oooye1 10 tho
sSsf.nEsn FAINT Impression ol iho greatness W Of
~. a. q II o'clock The Party waa driven 70 the CHAM
USs ot cominerce, Wners President J. ". tucnsFds
iios2o - teem 70 sas various meaos.a of ibs
nMffse.n5 r resnoaded i ssh.t 3 81 0sts1
sso a.. = H. H. 1sn. Rsa..p , AZ .
ot otcn most xsaus}lnz. I1e Tas sof7J 10 10 CON.
tss,e 20 ~ saa; !oyo9s oeoss !.ko thu aad
20 is of PAIRING csa a. ,s s ~. Sss9 TerS Hn99
tast they wcIe oonp..!od % decline tho courtsous
ep.. 4 nsnas aa Il e. s,,a ss's %: e
nms WoI H yes CONS xn.a aoch thing Wo..d ISe 10
chcsao ms .td i1as % ins :as Sns ws T.
commerce Caf!fornIaos feet ihsi tnoy moeI viii
~ u"!n tTotns5h Tho character, Tho appearance,
s'm'laE that teei ~ il sndrcsatnr the peooto af
nsn FIanc1Aco now. Ho hopcd that between thn
sTo ~; Ges o. San Francssco and Chicago, mo pres.
thanked tnose p1eseni Iof thesr cordsl rocep,,on'
", ead that Whenever an5 Of them should CONC
n'se nm w iosJ Fpnid o treated with trne and gen.
o,sr,.s MsTn Tse9 well received, aud frequently ar-
FTom tss Chamber OF coumerce TIM cxrnr.,oo.
l1ta were driven 10 Gopinchn noce wenerr fhs-
tmnafAed on the shebo'gnu, AUD IooE 8 tr,p OUT
on tae lake, Waiting ths CRIB and examining ino
On The way back the purity we,c treated 10 a
stplendid ctlta,ton. which had been PREPARED for
Them on board the boat. Here speeches, toasta.
ae9 - responses p Wete Tho orle1 Of the DAY.
the Sacramento Daily b.e.
sponss gos es,o1a +, T. ;9ai, N,,ss T.s
WORKS, " - '1'e'' " 'ne o0afo OF Public
{. A Crane offered the third toast, aThe Al.
Anue ;la ia anu pssne: Once only connected By KIN.
sponse hy the e1-Mn.or Of San Franelsco, Dr. s.
Dt. cr.ndall, Of San F.anctsco, proposed, "rpe
By MIt. G. I. Jacksou.
AtA:lo \ m. tho rartJ started for the East
lney we're escorted to the depot ia carriages. pfe.
ccoed BY band Of ulosIc, An lmuepst c1owd |
sbo attended them. and nany were tne "fsre- /
A. the trsIn moved otr, thrce rouaing cheers we're
=. 1he party came through from Omaha to tnla
ny ID nve q Woodruff 3 slrer palace ear, beside
re ia ia!nous r. @"Go!orada" They 60 through 10 New
penu0lyania Central Railroads, 10 traIn com.
9oted of slx silTet palace cats. Mr. Woodruff.
5shesM supeHnteDoens ol. the Silver Palace line,
Ailfance, csve public dinner ut Pittsburgh, and
sseh'ng New YORK on Fftda, niosning, fof osrse.
, 1869-09-23

~ ~ ,n ser Ent 'hi. znornos, 70 that the minor
ts,tn p, Me snolcsa1s Committee might hsve n op-
hi ths sPFI ho ssP;FI y super steoF Nam md ea:1
'bS 10 Ia. Ata be souId iiee to see nin, pa:1
~ 19tps!Etsei SMITH nseed thA: tho minority 70.
saper,i.oT KEa RNEY begged tasu to .ots d.
Supervisor THOMPSON stoepted the aucoa-
| 4 cirt,,on Wa salep, and sopcr,,spr r~o,o,
.1s e Il N MET % ADOPT tae r.po..
sopen,.or TURTLE mosed 4 to s'assa ss1 iss ,n.,,.r
oter until o., a p n, 70 n 10 gtSc s,e ns
The motion was lost
scF1kFeoa RA1B ANXIETY 70 nAyn 4aR snx,,v,
sepe4rt,or HAM c.1led sete; s.tcn,,on ;, -,
n; aststa m..oa waa osioss shs Sons1 ~. ~. ~
aa ss:iG THSpRssss e. Tss s1s1a
snoad b. adopted and sho7s 7senss I'd ia sni,
aes suptt3sos re. III HRaH TT sss,sy ,u:r
oSsS t4 tns JndtetalJ conmiltcs t. npcft Snw s
A'Ae" 'ao oocna ~ Legally and justly anlstiod ~
About dozen 81ditjonSj motiona warn h,-, ~
lefed simultaneously. "''' "'s' VI
surtsT'soa NAN OF hprxHr1soa ruoxr,ox Ann
anpcs,or An a oossse1,d eess,s'TS ss,,r,,,o, 7,on
sonn I sopon dstcspectfui 10 ihe 6osfd: tbs 6ostd
WI eftsscf ihan Tic oommlttor. snd shnY ss.ulI
la ths o9 no1, - they Ilkod. ffe called
1no nPolt waa socepted and placed On ffc
Asapesrtsor NEY III moved that tho hi Of Hhu,,0
1ESnes 200 ina Conssat'u 10 paid.
{ss1an ~ nA!l!l moved u separate tho ttems.
70 const&blea bl,l xrs orltred 70 ho ns,a.
hi Y .: iEsCA moved 10 paS tho 8herld I |
s'eeixaor Ian seconded the motion.
o. AhftxAdk CuAr1Kp YOn xAcM r1urrs.
,,,,o ,n,u!3fssor TI1uA1fsoS reminded theEI that
n''e''f "a' charged % eresy p4uper.
upes.,or sAspEtes pfEaasclnsc. IL q, xnox bow .uv
sIst. coh9c!entfoubay voto tc pay tho b!il
,,,',,a pung tho report Of ths Jahte,sIy Conn.,
Tho nahca vera called. aud she voto atooo ax
Eo.toka a the motion 10 ny she shes7G:
asaHE1AA1f, Boetnsr, Hussc, HohIsnder Hradley.
n.es G5e:s hasSas s;ss. Mn ;a
rl Ssn1.9 9gs: f<Th;sa @ t..a!.a.a: s@h
SsysI;BtaniT. noaen. Trrse. CIV, Gsrbe2. s Gasp.
IT, G9s,s g., I.aa:ea kiee,sy Kat KessssJ. NeGss
1nxn1tL oApExxn 70 * run.
IT. motion vas lhefrfors carried, apd the sher |
Il 1u'' ~ rsssnted, ~, . pad
MICHAEL Gahsa applied tor The retrnlIpe Of a
EMala amount ofSsxeA
Supervisor rHtMPsoS satd they need have no
sclup!s. aseat retlsdlug few tto!iass for pour
to ths voted s7oo out Of thet
supervisor NuEiSER NuttE: supported the apn,,c..
uop, and The taxss Wee Refunded.
HExFoaD af. e S9rS7T =; ;ns aosr1ra
!, tFo!.en toat nnllntthe quarter ending Aug.
-, toeie Nefs admitted u pa.1eutA; remaining d
dtnnsns ~ II o. the ea,5ts ~; l.m.sed Ss4
treated At dNpensarJ. ashA Number OF btftha IA |
ca4h 9,41 expended, A'a.os; Valance due coaut5,
The report was accepted.
Tho board then adjourned It'll 10 o-clocr thI, {
corning. ,