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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

Common School studies and drills. and les sons in the art of teaching, from some of tue ablest instructors in the country.
 @No charge being made for tuition and books the necessary expenses, aside from board are extremely light. Board can be obtained in excellent families at prices va rying from $4. 75 to $5.25 per week, inclu- ding fuel. lights and washing.
 For the accommodation -0f those who may wish to board at home, Scholars Tick cts on the Hartford, Providence, Fishkill, ana the New Haven and Northampton Rail roads, are offered at very low rates.
 For further information, letters may be addressed to the subscriber at New Haven. ec oN-B. 6. NORTHROP, Sec'y Board of Education.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
News Of the Week
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN.
 .areat Britain.-The solicitors of Lad, Byron's family protest against Mrs. Stowe Atlantic article as a breach of trust, and disclaim all responsibility for it's publica. ton.11 I'll AL jI laA ( Gt1IEH1tE
 France. The emperor is supposed to be seriously ill, although the papers under take to represent uis sickness as unimpor tsnt j PrlnoeE Napoleon has made an ex. tremely liberal speech in the Senate. eg
 Esypt-The Suez canal is completed, and is to be opened Dec. 17th.
 1~' ~Ha-'1 DOMESTIC. z. Ii .@
 Senator Fessenden, of Maine, is ill ani not expected to recover.
 The public debt statement shows de- crease, during the past month, of over 5 millions. g5fgsr 0t5sfF 1B '. U. s. soldiers have been having 8 fight with outlaws in Texas, killing four of tn. latter, and losing one man killed, and sev- eral wounded. ~.,~r-
 Gov. Fa,rchild has been renominated by the Republicans of Wisconsin.
 It seems probable that James F. Wilson will be elected D. s. Senator from Iowa. in place of MT. Grimes, resigned. X
 There are to be no political removals in Tennessee, for action in the late election ~ The total reduction of the debt during the present administration has been 4916 million dollars z" 'i'A- '' <- aS Coal has been discovered in New York.
 The skeleton of mastedon has been found in New Jersey.
 1, The Harvards are to have a reception on their return to New York. A "A < New York :Demoerats urge the re- moval of August Belmont from their Ma tional Committeel gI91Q# -'- -+'
 We are to have new designs for postage stamps. 'o:5- 4 " i" 2ti~.-- tI- 7''"@17t 6Jea 'h Caiifornia has gone Democratic, Ii '. Ex-Secretary Seward is in Alaska, and still has faith in his purchase, which shows the sapgnine temperament, of the man.
 The railroad between Sacramento and San Francisco has. been completed, ma king the railway connection between Nex York and San Francisco complete. T seaa ieThere is prospect that coal mining will be renewed. lz4s3f -hJa 0Hl I 0
 The proprietors of several lager beer breweries in Westchester are under arrest for vi6iIatiop et<reYanpe l4WAliIS 1 -
 The:cotton crop of Louisiana and Texas are1reported excellentJ oIIe,Iaa A 1oA "A colossal statue of Com., Vanderbilt has been erected over the Hudson river depot.
 The Confederate sequestration acts have been decided void. -ssd a',i s9 's.-'", %1',
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

E Eos:T T 1O most crffy rdf of chronic di- esfnosa ge ever hsatg Of. .iis hut of William
 aark Fran kfprt Mitls.. Weld . Go, Mains; the iscts are attested by Ezir Treat. Upss ton Tpat end M.os A 5MerE 1L either of lHho@ might be- addressed. io. ;.psrticnlars.
 TT. aderk H6s 1thred by 1ok1ae as Anodyas Asssssnea.sai 9al.afni-ss ns a1pss saa e4s To !, Hon: Joseph Farewsili Mayo rs of Rock. and Messrs. oPops.o Bros. sMacE ias21 ls. ]. humber merchaats. fafty Lsea1uiNGlS rseds thaS
 S1seriddn Ca1dhy c5,sdia0Ma Poss d6ss and have gwen the proprietors iberh to use their names in recommending thea u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
1. COUNTY. Ii ITEMS. tll 2

WATERrowN. .4The Warren House. Wa. tertown, from all accounts, is having gay season. Guests ars numerous, and 'tmine host" Mr.. A. Smith, though full of cares, is light of heart; and leaves nothing un- done that may contribute to the comfort and enjoynsent Of his gnestseas 'i sa a,t : Some of our enterprising ladies have formed q Village Impro yenent Society, for tha purpose 0fi improyiags the Green near the Cong ngregational Church, and, pontem- plate sometime in the future. oldinn q fair, We wish them success, and hope the Congrega ationai society will see the neces- sity of taking hold of. the matter. for every one eanasee that great, improvements can be made inI that 2 qaartsr. .ss. paasy Iader.
 From the-Ssnsinel:3 Si.s ic fs1tsg. .i9ldg sa ae< es<x1IsBoRY. A quarry of white marble of Horace Iandon atrf trfChapinsyille in this, towns which; 1t; is safd,z admits of az polish equA to Italian n F marble, and is apparently The water:powM M r.laa land and btnsldiups owned by Jonas bKnickerbockef, known as the old Forge place near the centte:village in this town, have been recently purchased by Messra, Ball E Hubbard, who, it is said, design bIishing 2 manufectory of Hand Moving Machines, the latter named gen. ,tlemen having invented . sl10wingp naachins ssof this class, which will oprobsbie take the place of the common scythe, doing at least double the work in the same time, and with much less bodily labor. lo GTot
 coasxdalhelliia caassd ll4 st slia galdviinl, dil,s has ap pointed Frank S. Miner. Daputy Sheriff for tlois town. He has acted as ,CUnstab blea for D m s aId i'd 5sllan i.la'sssE sasaient ds ofi. cefat s.0y .asoqTnq 5ed. .Ge bf3i frs Ea .,a.
 = The streams are all very low, and the grass is suffering for want of rain.
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DIED.

In Woicottviile, Aug. 22j, Alvin Fosket, aged 42 years, ........ .....4..
 In Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 20th. Lewis F. Barnes, formerly of Wlnsted, aged 28 years.
 InlsDuth Norfolk, Aus.2e. Jane, wife of Abel Peudleton, aged 51 years. il InEWinsted. Aug! !D26th, Faunyl Louise, only child of Wm. aud Mary Hitchcock, Iged 5 months and A days. "c :. In Salisbury. Aug. 25, John H. Walton, IT,, aged 19 years. - q Il In Morris, Aug. 24th,s MI! :! fBaddeus Baldwin, aged P. New Haven papers. please copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

BE PREPARED. How often are people both adults and children, attacked at the dead hour of night with cholera morbus, cramps, cholic, vomiting and purging; the doctor cannot be obtained till morning; the cas- grows worse; perhaps death has
 already claimed it's victim;-a few doses of Goes Dyspepsia Cure wonld have relieved the cramps and pains, and soon completely cured the sufferer of his troubles. Moth
 CTS, have it ready for your children! Path -, :s3o iG ro.- .rx,..I huuouhUllt
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
asoIf i9stie Obituary: sidI

aii aso1f tostie sd Obituary: aidT -h .o4a
 .saa2eatf l
 MT. Edwin Beldsn Webster. whose death we briefly chronicled in our last weeks is- sue, was bornSinl thislte May 18th. 1908. His childhood and youth were passed here. On reaching manhood he vent to Augusta, Georgia, and, afsYyesrsI laters became [ partner in the house of " Webstef.' aParmlee, &Coa all ths membars. of which were na- tives Of fIdtchAelds At the sgeiof s6ao years he retired from bauasihssa, and returned 1to his natiEeo village, and ito the home in which he died, peacefully and ss we believe painlessly. lon Tuesday morning the 31st ultimo.< Heleayes4a alwidow and two cons the eldest, anl officer in iiin the 4th nfAntfy UJ s. Al, and now with ihia regiment at Fort Lafamfs. Wyoming TsrritsofY ii Hi His funeral was attended from the church on Thursday afternoon; the Rev. Dr. Perry, of Geneva. N Y..a former rector. .oheiat- ing. For more than thirty years MT. Webster, was communicant of the @Epis- copal Church, to whose doctrine, polity and worship he lwas :devotedly attached. He was for many. years the junior warden of St. Miehael's. which office he resigned a few years since on account of failing health.aA fslslae 4oA aa taIT T o-2
 Ordinarily # is nc easy :task. to dispas sionately estimate q mans character. even neighbor's; bat in the ocaseaof Mir. ". the task is made not only easy but pleas ant, because there is no diversity aof asenti ment in respect to him. Helms always been noted for generosity, honesty. courtesy and spotlessi integrity. ol His house was the home of the clergy; and lin. his benefac tions to the church, and especially to St Michaels, not many e1celled him. giving notIgrudgingly. but aas'aa saeheerful zgiv er.'' Though he aeveh sought pr hela office, he wasr adpuhlic spirited man; and his afsction for his native village was evin. ced in various ways. Perhaps. the best GU logiun weean pronounce upon him is -te say, that in moral stature he reached ths highest standard of mana Christian gentleman. | s"tiE'en his failings,'" D" If any he ha1 saleaned to. :Mirtue,s side" One fully capable of rightly estimating him remarked that he was the purest minded man he had ever known. Wesaldom meet a sweeter or Q lovelier gentleman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
GOSHEN.

% 0O0k1EIN. .-- '--tt lA
 Fifty years ago. Sept. 28. 1919. Messrs. Hiram Bingham and Asa Thurston were ordained in Goshen. as the first mission ries to the San dwich Islands. f
 |, It is proposed to celebrate the semi-cen atennial of, this event. in this place, by ap. propriate services, and to have las9 reunion offorner citizens of Goshen, Tuesday, the 2sth inst. Rev. Augustus Q. Thompson. of Boston. is expected to delivers histori. cal disconrse,yat Il o'clock, A. M., to be followed in the afternoon by impromptu speeches and "reminiscences by those pres. ent. MT. Bingham, the sole survivor of this first mi missionary band of five. has prom. ised to be present. nsD 2 g. ..s;-sssg
 Entertainment will be provided by the citizens, for strangers who may attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
NEW MfLFoRD..A

1, 4s NEW MfLFoRD%
 gThs annual rsunfon of the apd Regimsnt Conn. IIeav ArtiileEy. (fdrmerly 19th G '; will ps held hsre op Wednesdsy, Sept. 10th. N "
 The citizens of the place will give the Regiment cordial welcome and handsome arecspfionsanndait isa hoped that .. large number of the members will be present. ] His s1ssllencx aGpy., Jewsll hat accepted |an invitationsto to attena and participate in the exercises of the day.
 The following arrangements have been S..,dat U ri II =. VI RO OO .{IAI i1 i
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
TerHble Firslh a Eeu4sylvn N oh MffIir ffI T ]
Over Two zuSafsa M sunooaa

On Monday morning fire broke M at the bottom of coal shaft, 327 feet deep, zt Rlsmuntt tnssr srsnssa3 sa3-fs4sn Tsp. idly up the shaft and fired the bgildings over its top. There v8S( (HfpD a{e| boys at work in the minsS all of whom are probably suffoeated. After the fire was extingaished. sn attempt was made to go down into the mine, and another man lost his life.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

DHA16 oysHcRnr4RY RAwL1Ns. \ cd Jds A. Rzxt Rzxtss Secretary of War died It Washi4s stSn on Monday mording. In him eAntry loses one of its ablest soldiers, the Administration one
 of it's most efficient members, and the President one of his best and most trusted
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUPERIOR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
 B The September term commences on the 14th of September. The Jury will be summoned for the aOth Of September, at 2 P. M., and then the crimi nal basiness viii be taken up, and will probably occupy that week. The Judge will be present at the opening of the Court on the 14th, to attend to motions and matters of routine, but it is under stood that at the general request of the Bar, busi ness of an adversary character will not be taken up during the first week of the Court.
 F! WILLIAM L. RANSOM, Clerk. n Litchaeld, August s0th. 1869. .,...-f
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE BOARD OF se s.1i- 't'.D-1< 7.. EDucAT1oN., ---. -.. 3
qNEw HAVEN, August 27th, 1862

4 NEW HAVEN, AugaS6 AtGtf, AcoSs
 The Connecticut Normal School will be re-epened ct New Britain, on Wednesday, September 10th, in charge of I. N. Carl ton. as Principal. with able assistants. MT. Carleton is an. accomplished scholar and an experienced and successful teacher; pass ing from theacharge ofethe District School othat of sthel High School Academy, Nor
 mai School and Young Ladies Seminary, he is practically familiar with all grades of Schools. Y Superior advantages and the most thorough instruction, are con6dently, promised. The School viii open unde fa- fss: vorable auspices.
 16NForthssbensAtof those who are to teach during the coming winter. a special class will be formed at the san6e time, lSept 16th)) 10 con tihpe eight weeks. Phe exereises ot this class win answer same. what to those of protracted Teaciter's Institute, comprising rapid review of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
WHAT, EVERY PERSON NEEDS.

Is some remedy for habisual Cestveness, q would ad- wise all those who troubled with Dyspepsia, Cosve
 ness, Ples: Bilious Headache, any form of Indgef- ton, to use DIR. HARRIsoNs PERIsTALIo LozEN aEssn4 ELISHA HUNTINGTON Ex-Iieut. Governor of Massachusetts,. For sale at No. Fremont Temple Boston, byE A HARRIS0N &sco. rroprietors, and bv afl drurrisfs Nailed for 60 cents. 21 Pm
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

PIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS. Prices greatly reduced for cash. New T. Octave Pianos of first class makers, for S275 and upward. New Cabinet Organ for $45 and upward. Second hand instru ments from $40 to $175.- Monthly install ments received and instruments for rent Warerooms, No. 4S1 Broadway.
 t+o Io.u HORACE WATERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

A friend of ours trod on q rusty nail. which penetrated his foot about. one inch. He used Renne's Pain- Killing Magic Oil thoroughly, and cured it without trouble. This Magic Oil is what every family needs in the house. ., ..,..r,,-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
9LIFCHFIEIiD.a

'''' . 2 s0'li"0 LITCHFIEEDa iah@ &e.i.
 The September 8Teem of the Superior Court commences at this place on Tuesday next. It is understood that the trial of lit igated cases will net begin till the week af- ter:.noh 1s-a etf@-a ali Ei issi-@.is .,-a<l
 An important rule of court has been adopted by the Supreme Court of Errors, entirel, changing the usual practice re. garding assig ghments.s Either party to a pending case may give notice in writing to the clerk, at least six days before any term, requesting trial of his case at such term. The clerk is to prepare 2 list of cases so to be tried, and the court takes them up in or. der. Only twenty days delay, also, $ al lowed for the filing of pleadings, in ords, to have the pieadings closed as soon as pos sible after the case goes upon the docket. : ':' + On Monday evening several men gol intoxicated and one of them behaved in q most disgusting manner in the streets Tuesday he was arrested brought before Justice Woodruff and fined. These rows in the streets have been altogether too nu' mereus of late; and if they are not check ed few gentlemen will cara to, have theil families in a place where they occur SC constantly. i-le-ss, Ii as2:.ltl,9a--,.3!d
 -Jos. Tanning amputa'ie 'ied the fore-fnge of his. left hand, with a hay-cutter, ol Tuesday. : -47~1 .s>o- .i.+@ AS E,.''ee-+
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

naeA.The Anenia Times has been enlauragas, edD eight columns appears in new tyipEas and is altogether one of the neatest of our exchanges.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
.WI.NsTRD. .

sd0nt -00Cnre0 Af ina qSs~~~>-E~s.-ys As4Ao several lv workmen vssa engaged in getting & two ton grindseose into the shop, they
 so far neglected their duty as to permit it
 to fall one side pressing. as it went,. g young man named William Horne between
 it and the door. Being g. powerful fellow,
 he was able to break the fall, which, how
 ever. crushed down his arms and pressed
 his chest and bowels so l,afd that he faint.
 ed and gasped for breath The men soon
 rescued their companion. and called in the laid of iDrs Charles Case. who pronounced his patient severely, stkough" nSsi danger. -ously in1ureds1ue. 1oi1ge.s st{-, 9r2 ;: sd- While Frank Moore and B.5dL. Stet. son were unloading barrel of oil iron, the wagon of the lattsz, itlhroke the elplank on which it was being removed, and fell with great force on the right foot Of Mir. stetson. iniuring him so that he will be
 laid pp for several weeks. oe -E 2. - ~. .a, . ' Ie aas-- Last Sunday; a. collection. was taken
 at the Catholic Church. iii favor of the
 Popei which anoauted, tp more than $2Oo. Young and old must come ds,wn with the
 stamps when Father Leo pas sss the hatI 4. 7, ', -- Levi Show, or as zheis popularly call-
 ed "TkA General, of wh,,m you have
 heard SO much through the columns of the
 ttsgald he being their motive power, paid a visit to the Camp ground sas Old Milford,
 last week, oremaiheda over oE @ night, be- came came nyerted sed returned to the office |s happier and better man We all remem-
 Der. when the Boys in Blue paraded the streets the last eve of the gran, d turn put, the s' General, ,,( dressed in an old militia
 uniform given him. few, years ago.
 by Captain Den. Stevens, fell into line and marched with the. procession to the
 hall, where the good things were waiting their arrival and to which all did. ample justice. The ''Genl's'' pockets. hat, bo- som, and shirt sleeves, were filled to over flowing with sweet and fragrant dough- g nuts, which go overcame his love for the
 Democratic party, with whom he had al,
 ways voted, that he q etsrmined eto areforsn 1and join the repshIiean ranks. To nse his expression, while he belonged to the Dem sczatieL party which been had all his life, henezer fellin with . better lot of. stcllows md had Il as E. much t this occa sion, and dArnsd if he saalg ngto remain V ith aparty that didn hays ag5bdz lime 1ence in while, and furnish d ouae,hbnuts,.a a when.
 ever the first reformator,' stsp is taken les II n sa ths ,@ \ "Henfs case ths, second usually 0o'sovsssa1. 4o ggisas1o buof 10 ,faras s1srf5 as ! ..d = They say tDrske'iteis correspondent
 Ter the Litch6sld n.iass, ss aa.- 6'saisao -ie
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

sS Attorney Gen Hoar has given al official opinionsto athe effect ahat. tho ted oath is hot to ha IA su.a1-- ,n:s7: -
 APp1EFoNs JOURNAL. for September Il contains: The Chess Players: The Hunt ingtons; Giuseppe IoDolsi: Humanity t
 Animals ii among the Pasans and in tn, Early ohurch,o Seven aSittings with Pow CTS the Sculptor, The Woman of Business On Narragansett Bsy; By Nineteen Hnnd. red. A.4D.-Whata; On Teaching English III; The New Wing of the .Lo,urYars;;; L,ra ,. .Ital ian sketches; Eliofs Indian 1Bible;l Meis sonier;;. West Point end the Highlands The Burden of Knowledge; Table Talk Foreign Notes; The Museum; stsel gEn
 " .s.aA@ eAA tllt81Ico 9yzRao8q 10 foaue riafss gtavlng. G98s gct sgat3E sga fn ft.srs afft 4;14
 For-sale atJ.a w. Wheeler'si West St. 3.5- e,-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

gD9 We published daometime since the following marriage notice:' tiad ono t5!97oQ
 In this town. on Saturday, July .2zth, bSy Rev Mir Gilman, Frank Peck to- Fanny Smith. both of this towfi.o 70 Iiea iia-:e odw
 51The potiise came to ,1is sfrom Woodbufy, accompanied by e letter requesting i it's in ssztion, signed c. eS. Smith, we suppos- ed a relative of the lady entiiopsd,4 ii We published it as sent and soon learned tha | it was hoax Tone of those foolish and ma licious jokes made.a penal offence by fate statute. We had hoped that the hand
 writing would disclose the scoundrel who was guilty of this crime, hut he has not yet been discovered. we regret extremely to have innocently caused the parties hi. annoyance.. ce.oijisha 9daat Hads 4oa1s oi3 sa3 9--ftrfSsf~ " s3ts1 1a 1rfacx.y,. ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

ta- The frame work ofthe nsw 4Conere rational sleRsl in Wsahihstond 0onp-a iss sgaissd 1an6ss's Asssd zot hso5sT Iiag 10 asiqo3 bs,gssls as;
 Oouldpy the iournalists who hsyes .rsised tho isames:g te saosssss.s a and ded ioate that ekaapsi dad aaks | sonplsts jet nf ;tS fTc9 bfss s-1roa Isi s ssa ssa
 ks yafr hss shaxgtsan sd cs etsrse -,sse rss.s rs .aaes -e-e--e- .-.-s.-v - -TaE t- s,sl !, EyzsH SArunnAxsf for Septsmbs III con tains: Msasaa ntsnces; An .Ez- peflenee; A BnScaneer: The Minute Strnc- tureof'ths Human a9Eyss by DI.s lrlla fam Racine. with Glance at his Tragedies; Foreign Notes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

O. TEAcHza ~ i1.ssarrruurE. Ss.Ar 'Nprthrop, Secretary of the .Boafd of dEaacation, sn nounces thata State Teachers Institute will be held at Falls Village. beginning at 2o'clock, ?. in....ooanp in.. Thnrsasyg ssptsdaber 2Sd, andlclosipg Friday Eyenipe. under the supervisionso Of She Secretary . of the Board of Education, aided by. Hon: E. E, White, of Ohio, Prot Henry B. sBuckham, of Waterbury, Profs T. 4. Thatcher, of Yale College sanbonns lTenney., oEa Will lianus colssss. s5ia as8n a. J, so. areeneasb, of Westnelds noqns4sdt yasu baa ?nsrsdi f.s~ sr.'
 Teachefsisndf fschoel: Visitors will be en- tersained without charge. and free return tickets issued 1osefi the Hhnsatonie R, R.
 = . -4-+ ~ ,s,t4as-
 " 14- Our New Milford cprresppondent states that aReyssarseslasdf Dr. sMurdoa;cl, of New Milford has pii recieved sSa call from the Thild Congregational oharehha In New Haven New Milford siou alists may ven song grssulate themselves aon having been allowed to keep % abls min istet As Dt. Mufdock,, for so manysyearsDs
 .4 e~- -4Se* .1a9GD1 SsEB E9EYiGIT3 Ese
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
Gitt5dtlh Gndaqfra Litchfleld, Thursday, Sept. {, 1869
Thlashins Editors.

.-Qa Tuesday of last week, 2 son of Mayor Parker of Meriden cowhided Luther e.
 Riggs, editor of the Recorder of that city. for the following alleged libel which ap- -peared in the Mondays issue of that
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-03
Proceedings Of the Board Of super'
VlsOrS.

WEST VIRGINIA: Alta meeting oftho
Board of Supervisors Of Mason county,
held at the Court House thereof, on the
17th day Of May, 1869: Present, c. D.
Waggener, President; George Cooper,
s. NJ. Smith, Edward Hill, Wm. H..
Powell, Jas. II. Long, Gideon Brown,
W. D. Sommorvile, j. W. Stevens aud
D, w. Parsons, gentlemen Supervisors
of said county.
Upon motion Of Robert L, Barnett,
who desires to obtain License to sell at
retail Ale, Beer, &c., aud FOR reasons
appearing to the Board, certificate is
granted him that he is a man Of good
moral character and not Of incorporate
habits; and thereupop permission is
granted the said Rober! L, Barnett to
sell at retail Ale, Beer, &C., at his house
10 the town of Leon, until the Both day
Of April, 1870; the said Robert L. Bar
nett having entered into bond With ap.
proved security as required by law.
r. Y. Wheeler, Trustee of the Catholic
church of Mason City, this day came
before the Board, by G, P, Simpson, his
attorney, and moved the said Board to
release lots No. "A and &c Sd ST., corner
Pomeroy and Sd streets, from taxation /;
and it appearing to tae Board that said
property belongs to the Catholic church
and is used as parsonage, school.hOuso
and church; it is ordered that tho As.
SCISSOR do not charge said property with
any taxes, aud that the Sheriff of Mason
county, aud the Treasurer of Waggcnor
township refund to the said r, V. Wheel.
or, tho taxes paid on said property for
the year 1868, amounting to thesum of
s..
Upon the petition Of Wallace Gates
aud ClOmming Morrison, for the c5tab.
lishment Of a road in tho township Of
Arbuckie, beginning on the great Kama.
wha river, one milo above Alexandor's
store, at Crump's landing, leading up
the Bverts branch 10 the dividing ridge
between Nine Mileand Pond Gut Creeks;
thence to Ohio Sixteen, at the mouth of
Cabin branch it is ordered that Jonas
CoEman, Rankin Hill, and james San
dors do after being first duly sworn for
that purpose, proceed to view the ground
over which said road is proposed to DO
established, aud report their proceedings
according to law, in such case made aud
provided, to the next meeting of thia
Board.
Upon tho petition of James Gardner
and William Ray. for the establishment
of Ferry and Ferry laudiug Oh the
Ohio river, at tho lower liuo of V. y,
Horizons property, IN WaggOnOr town
ship, about oue mile below the Clifton
Ferry, and it appearing THAT notice Of