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New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
TILE EDITORIAL DUEL.

Jose Ferrar de COnto, the editor of El CrOnts-
a. tho Spanish newspaper published In this city, who
lately fought duel at Lundys Lane Canada with Fran
cisco dc Porto editor Of tho Cuban paper La Rerouco
was brought before Justice Ledwh at Jefferson Market
Poc0 Court on Saturday. lie arrested on the COM
paiut of Lorenzo ThOmase the proprietor OF barber
thop on Broadway who states that the prisoner came TO
his placo of business May 81, and seeing carcaure
hanenQ upon the wall under which some one had writ
ten 0s9 Ferrar de COnto the accused seized IT, tore 10
INFO fragments and calling the writer OF it "p0ltroon
"coyard and many other such names In Spanish vowed
revenge It resulted n a duel has been published in
which Francisco dc Porto, the asressOr was seriously
wounded The examination In the case IS set down Tor
wednesday next until which time Dc COntc was re-
leased on parole.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
THE ERIE RAILWAY co. AND PATTERSON MANU-
EACTURERS.

1t was sOme time since reported IN IHE
TRIBUNE that the Erie Railway Co. had raised the rate
for the transportation Of locomotives from Paterson to
NevYork from 500 TO $50. IA 1.-THE road nom Paterson
TO Now York Il leased by the Erie Co and IS run under
the charter OF the old Paterson and Hudson RIVER Co..
the rate dxed at tho lower price, and beside, as the
road was built chiefly 10 accommodate Patterson manu-
featuring interests, builders have the chaerrght 70
TRANSPORT their own machinery tho road nc half the
among the builders was had, and the question was
whether to transport their goods or 10 remove tho
shops to some other city. one wealthy builder was III
favor OF the alternatives but 10 decision was reached
I'm tho latter case $780, month OF capital would DC
tnken from Paterson The wOrkmen were excited, ana
some reckless spirits in favor Of tearing UP the ra
Way track,
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THE BRICKLAYERs AND THE CoLoRED
QUESTION.

EXPULSION OF THE NAVY-YARD MEMBERS FROM
THE UEIoN-A LETTER FROM ONE or THE
EXPELLED.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-On Thursday even
ng the BrIcklayers Union held regular meeting, at
which the subject Of the employment Of two colored men
IN the NavyYard here was taken up The committee 70
ghom the matter had referred reported that two
eoored men we're employed in the yard upon the same
footing ss the whites and gave the names OF elk members
o. the Union who we're working with them, In defiance OF
tie rules Of the Union resolution for the expulsion OF
he SIX men was offered, and adopted after considerable
aebae. One Of the expelled members sent the following
kIter 10 tho Union; ...
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 3, 1869.
BricklQyers' linton No. J. Washington, ID. C.--GkNTLE
sRg AZ meeting oi the CAlQa. held June q iva " Was
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
MARRIED.

BARNEs-DIXONfn Brooklyn. on the 18th Inst, H the Rev On
Budn0u Mr. Henry B. Barnes Of the huse OF A. Barnes Coz
EewYok 10 Mise Lbbe daughter Of O. T. D1on esq Of bFooA
BARNBs-DIXoNTn Brooklyn Wednesday June 49, The rsa'
deaes Of the brides parents by the Rev VIZ ives buangS
D. D. Henry Barnes to Libbe eldest daughter o CouAnosf'
Dixon.
EAUFoRTPRUGEETA Cape Vincent Jefe,son County On
"Wednesday jane 49, nv the Rev J. Lonegan OF Montreal Canad
Tugeon Brnest L. Beaufort g Kingston
Canada and Marie NJ daughter Of tue late Hgacnhe PeuEnet
PAYJONsT0NA the Church Of The Annuacaen NeEforf on
Thursday June H. By the Rev Johnston D. d. assd by zoe
Rev. William Sebuy Elizabeth Johnston niece ~ the oheatng
clergyman Bard Johnston Lansing Iowa.
to the Rev. Il. Warren Fay Of fRestboOugh Massachusetts
HADLEYLU GA-At Madison Presbyterian Church Thurs
day. June H. BY the Rev. Abbott E. KTedge and the Rev Dr.
Adams Ritter Hadey 70 Ella daughter Rodney Laar all o.
this city.
wednesday evening June IS tie lafayette
Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Cuyer John HaweS
let ARTILLERY A. and Ada Augusta only daughter Of Charles
Hubbel, jn, Of Brooklyn
the Presbyterian Church, Saratoga SRdngs
THURSDAY. June H. g. Wm. Leonard Of Eesbugh 70 M Lena
MOrey Of Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
A good foot race took place at Harlem on Sat

A good foot race took place at Harlem on Sat
urday between Harry Henderson and James walker
both residents OF YOrkville The contestants ran 29
yards for 500 side James Cowan was appolnteu
Judge for Henderson, and James Schell acted IN that GU
paoity for Walker and Frank Wainwright was ohoseh
referee. AZ 10 NJ the toed tho line Az the wol1
20" Walker got on with the lead but was soon paSao 10
by his opponent. At l75 yards henderson pegan9 ~ 10
break up, and Walker closed tho gap Az ~ yarHms m &
the come out" both mon were side by sue M"ihoI I
nut on burst OF speed ana dashed 70 tue uonl, dlu
crossed tho score ono foot ahead Of Henderson, making
tho distance IL 2ak seconds,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
prcK1Ess SHOOTING.

Last evening an old man, named Lawrence
Gaygan employed to watch building In Jacksonalley,
which is being repaired shot in the right side and
dangerously wounded, by James Lynch. Some boys
were engaged In breaking his windows ana Lynoh
eges t6at mo fired nc one OF these boys The surgeon
WAS unable TO find the ball by probing. The wounded
man was taken to Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance.
Iynoh was arrested and locked up IN the GreenWlchst
u, stall ON
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
THE DRAMA.
To-NIGHT's EVENTS.
tive Committee


Four novelties invite the attention of theater-
eoers tonight "Enoch Arden, Under the Palm" will
be produced at Booths Theater. "DOra" and the
--latest Edition Of BlackEyed Susan" will be acted at
the Fifth Avenue Miss Lucille Western win appear at
the Grand opera House in East Lynne or the ElOpe
ment" Mr.. Coleman will enact Quip, at the Waverley
Tbeater IN The Old Curiosity Shop" At the other
theaters established attractions will be presented as
usual.
DRAMATIC NOTES
The Watson Brothers, acTObats, have met
with uncommon success in the Empire Rink-a Summer
garden that presents many ATTRACTIONS TO seekers Tor rest
and recreation In these summer nights.
Hooley's Minstrels and the Gregory Family
remain another week at Woods Museum. This cOmbina
ton affords merry entertainment, particularly Tor
children and is quite harmonious Win lts Museum sur
roundlngS
The company which is to appear in "DOra,"
Gc AT the Fifth Avenue Theater tonight, includes
Mr. Frederick Robinson Miss Lizzie Price Miss Kitty
Blanclard Miss Mary Cary, Miss Lille Davenport and
Messrs c. H. Vandenhof, ": j. LeM0yne stuart k9Dson
d. Billings, j. b. Bradford, y. A. Dinsmore, o. T. UImer
and Q. A. Newert
The following is the cast OF parts with which
the pay of "Enoch Arden; or, Under the Palm VIII DO
Edwin Adams; Philip RAN Mr.. Frank Lawler; Capt
Ste1ling Mr. Thomas j. Hind; Reuben, Mr. A W. Fenn0j
BoatsWain Mr.. G. Norrisi W6itr Araen Master w.
Vnton; FIRST VilldGer, Mr. N. Decker; Second IiHdgeI
Mr H l. Hinton; Third VildGer, Mr.. C. Findey First
SGil0r Mr. +. Almey; Second Slii0r, Mr. W. MeDsteri
Third Sailor, Ms W. Condell Anne Leig' M5 s - tSe,
DE Bar Miriam Lane Miss Fanny Morant LSher AIde'',
Miss BeD Flohr. The DRAMA based on TennysOns pOen
was written by the late Julie dc Margnenles. hOVey
I'm ITS representation will be the incidental SINGING oI
songs-he music by Nj. Molenhauer' the words nf ~E
ArLlur Matthia0ns
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
A CARD FROM PROF. eoLDwIN SMITH.

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l have just read an article in your
number Of the 10th, commenting on o speech made by
mo at Toronto and ascrbing to the expression "that
tho American press was universally celebrated for
intelligence" Allow 70 say that did not make use
OF that expression Of any expression equivalent to it
GOODWIN SMITH.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE ~ T., June 49, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
FIRE IN MIDDLEToWN.

An unoccupied wagOn-shop son Henry-st,
Middletown, owned by BOuton & Many, was burned
about o'clock on Sunday morning; and another build
ing near by occupied by the same firm as lumber and
coal ofice partially burned The lumber ana coal
ful "
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
A CORRECTION.

Mr.. Richard L. Newcombe of No. Centre
ST.. whose name appeared in TIE TRIBUNE on Friday,
I'm connection with rather questionable TRANSACTION mas
requested the publication OF the following letter, which
explains itself -. p,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAY FRANosco june l0Ts Flour market Is tn sud weak q
50 5Od$ 80 Wheat quiet at 81 406 81 CO. LegsTender5 10
Mining stocks closed With general advances Alpha S27; Beber,
S27 Crown Point $59 Cehar s Hall and Eorcrcss $l5s l>
0phr s25 yellow Jacket Ss overnan @ Sierra SeTsda $4E
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
INIITIc MARKETa

SAS PRANcsco June l9Trade coll at Ten Tn, and uuew
rain fell growing crops would entirely ruined The market
was bare The following the quotations. Shesngs taeh W
tsss T. O. o. Drills taels 4 O. O. 9taels l. 5. s.
Ihs Shanghae market was ye quiet with s sizes CT hack ana
green te1 The stock Of black chests and 9i green
ZOO chests TIE settlements Of teas amouned 70 Sz BAN
ohests Common quoted 81 6Rtaels o.
weather favorable. Arrivals Of teas look.d for
The make. for silks du the total settlements date 81 M
ees EzehaIgs-on London 6s 2 d6s 2d Paris M fauA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
TnlnE.rEN,s NAr1oNA1 pAYK.

Rrcu,PD L. NEwCoNBB S4Dclr Sir! Your check for 90 was
refused Ia error paying teller who sent you ~on to mat elect
b 0sr bis mistake iouT note OF ihis date gives
tb fTst Information O anything charged aganst Respectfully
sa,,s " A. HALsRY, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

Clothes Wrngcrs Of all kinds repaired promptly Or taken pat
Universal" which Is warranted daabie, C. BE0wa
iSG, General Agent, No. % CourlaDdtst, New-York
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
TIE STATE or TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAyANA June 20The following closing prices Of mehaH
Ee for the week ending June 49, SugaA small busness dong
rates. Stock warehouses In Havana and ManIss
bore 900 hha exports during the week from Havana ana hatao
6l boxes 1900 boxes TO foreign conntes 1900 boxes tae
United states MuEeovadoes dull TI reals for fair to good re-
rs ~ tins
easier at 5Od IS y bbL Taow buoysnt lla2 b. Py
declining; quoted 4 reals y gallon barrels and rea
in tins Hams active at 2$G Lumbestesdy for Yelo" Pine
Empty quiet 81 1 Freigh eadyi Per boz h
Sugar United States 75 peg hhd Sugar SGs8 per Rho NO
llsses, % 25Q $5 per Palrsuh End og1eIs Al 33d
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21


SapoliO o cleaning polishing Wholesale No an
Washng gtOR-st EyOoH MoRGANs Sous
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
WASHINGTON.

THE SUIT AGAINST EX-sECRETARY sTANToN-THE
NEw-ORLEANS COLLECTOR AND THE POLL
TICIANs - ADJOURNMENT OF THE CENSUS
COMMITTEE-SEIzURE OF ILLICIT DIsTIL-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24

@d@uaF@'"''*~'" WV
9tueraarben tes @tses u. @eiRes.'
Bost'S Rattonalien oer 0oriQas.
Gin @crtua bin i&, ~lebensfrob u. 1nnts,
Obne iebes afflae @ef&rdn3;
Bin bein ~anerfannter, nd&fer 8lats'ger<
asi 81 .ss Fmg tpanbter.
9o9seebrter h ONO sapiens!
Muf ben Wurselfno9en an Der 9aub 81 pc'
80 arha den, '"
Brau9f Du patrli9 nt9t . Menl@entlne,
ga bes S4apels Rinpuns, bes @eptrnes
s. @inbuns
Mett bel uts serteufe1t dbnli9 iinb.
Mpan,, eb' er Gate, brei5ebn &ippe'1 bat
te;-
Gin @priQa .par tas a1te 6aus;-
Dod man uabn, ibm cine, unb MAJ, 11ahte
feline
8olbe @attin Goa ibm baraus.
Dtele cine &ippe Bat bic Menideniippe
MbseriGen pom @oriaa>S tamm;
Man9e Gremplare NIT nnb pbne 9aare,
@let9en f9 nod INNER tpunberiant.
Re1peft! Sn elmer fibbeutiaeu Set
tuns 3eist Der SEER Oberboffaatsse<
fubfitut feline @erlobuns NIT Srauletn
@uianna, Der 1abatstranitsan<
an.
@ratuliren ebrerbiettsf!
Drei S6werter auf Gtner|
3unse.-Der @erldumber %perwunoet fein
eisenes @ewiden, bic Gbre bes llni4uloisen,
ben er 1afert, unb bas @ewiNen bes @oren'
ben, ben er gum Mitldfern perfabrt. -
Cine DorfiAul3e fab an ber 1afel 3ri>
f9en 2 iunsen 2euten, wel4e Jpn fcppten.
sd febe ,ppb1, rteine !6erren, vfaste Fl" +,
bab @ie mid auf3ieben, unb i9 nil Sbnen
einen ri&tisen 8eerif BON meinem Gbaraf'
ter seben. SD bin meber ein Dummtcpt
nod Elm 3arr, ionbern i@ beFnoe mid api'
f9en Beiben."
QSfunsber
r~uspi1e, @iseonin, BAT Der Staotratb fol-
senben peiitn 8ei4lub sefast:
Mae u%mberlaufenben 9unbe ioaen fo9leia
tobtsel9p0en merben; aussencntnnen finb
fol&e, tpelde pom 2anpe mad Der @taot ber>
etnfpmmen unb tpelde In Der Stabt@ef4afte
au serri9ten baden.
@tn Ger91et9.-Gin 2rinter prablte
tamit, ba6 bod Der @btstee aufrese u. Be-
9eifere.
Sa, faate Elm anberer, uennDu elmer 2au.
be cine feurtee aoble auf ben Slasel binbef,
tptrb fe aud (@nener fte9en ais fonh aber
Strait sibt ibr bic &oble ni@t.
- Gin Srrldnber fieb aus @eritben al
etnen, 2uben cine Tennerl&eibe Elm. Gr
raadte f9 eilis aus bent Staube, aber ber
Gisentblmer lief ibnt aa6 unb erpii4te Jpn
bein &od3ipfel. S6r babt mir mtin Ten~
fer 3erbro&en, 9uriae! fpra6 er 3crnis,Sb
fGnnt es nidt leu9nen.
6reili9 that ids perieste ber Srrldnoer,
febt SIR benn ni4t, bab i'd mad 9auie lan.
fe, I'M @elb gum 8e3ablen ju bolen?
Nusber Sntruetipnsfunhe.-
.1ntercff3ier : @as tbun sic, Strobmeier,
,penn @ie, a1ein auf SOFTEN febenb, Don
iterlesenen @treitfrdften an9esrifen rer~
ben.-Sie piHen es nt@t?
@9wsisen sic, i'd MID Stnen fasen rpas
Elm untfi9tiser Solbat in folder Gage tbut.
Gr lpdt bic Tetnbs in einen Sumpf, umsin~
aelt fe unb madt lie einaeln nieoer.
- Gin lei9tinniser 9ebriunse, pel@er
oft febr fpdt AM Mbenb mad 9aafe tam,
ipuree bebbalb ron feinem 2ebrmeifer &C.
aa9tist unt Don 9esterem rpdbrenb Der :3a9.
ttsune sefrast: ~Wie LANCE, Sunse, tpilf
bu nod benz 9eufel bienen?
Der iunee ertpieberte tpimmernb: "Oas
wtFet Sbr, @eifer, am befen, i'd CLAUDE IN
3 Mcnaten 1T rneine Qebr3eit aus"
lnpertlrste @a9ri&t.- Man
Bat @runb anjunebmen, bab Der 86ni8 Don
BaYern fl& unter l1mfdnben bereit fnben
laGen barfte, fid 3u uerbetratben. Mit &pen1,
&peib man nod niat.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
NOTICE.

In view Of a dissolution of ou-
partnership, and the consequent
settlement OF our business, all per-
sons indebted to the firm of J. K. &
FIN. X. Hanna are requested to call
immediately and settle their ac-
counts. We must haze these settle
mentS, and that Immediately in or
dor to meet the demands against us
by other business men; and as euery
dollar helps, please don't get tho
idea that you are not included IN
the call, because your account IS
only five or ton dollars, or a small
amount, as you are the very one
meant Ploase call and pay up on
this frSt call to avoid costs on a
second by summons.
J. Il. 4 FIN. r. HANNA.
Dec. 10 1892
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
How to Pay the Na,IonaI Debt.

This mooted question is likely tc
be settled. "Mack," ofthe Cincin,
natl Enquirer, in letter from
Washington, writing of the great
fortunes made by SchonclS, Garfield
and other members of Congress, or
their salary of five thousand dol
lars per annum, says:
"By tho way, every body seems
now"a-days to have a plan for pay
ing the National debt. Mine is
this: Let some OF our loyal Con,
gressmen enlarge tbeir ~ stem OF
private economy to public scale.
Let them teach tho nation what
they have learned themselves-how
to invest five thousand dollars IL
year and mileage, so that 1t shall
enable the owner to shend ten thou
sand a year, and to save a remains
der of one hundred thousand of ac-
crued interest. Apply this princi
pal to the receipts of the Govern
ment, and 1T will be seen at a
glance that the National dpbt will
be paid before the Fourth OF July
next"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

SS- Fourteen Buffalo girls havo
signed and sent this noto to mod
est young man: ave, tho UNDER
signed, have been comparing notes
and find that you have been equal.
ly sweet TO one and all of us-have
paid the same compliments to zach
and made love in the same terms in
every case, We are indignant at
such duphcity, and domand an ex-
planaiion."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
ABSTRACT OF OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS.

SEPTEMBER sEssONsep A. D.,
annual settlement with r. Hl Esq, County Treasurer
Total balance IN Treasury at that time, s1535O "a
The the and John McComas
ton of road read the s 2d and 3d days of session.
road established
The petition for tho county township pre-
sened by Burwe PEBBLES and continued from regular
was road and the road vacated
The Report of the surveyor Perpont
alton road read the 1s 2nd aod d days Of
tho road established
The Reports Of tho viewers and tho Edward Murray al
eraon OF road the John Taylor alteration
s and Bird days of the session and the roads established
Viewers and surveyor appointed tho Daniel Martin application
alteration OF county road IN Union township.
Commissioners consented
road as through the orchard Samuel Barr Bloom
The annual Report of Alderman ESQ., Clerk Courts
port
Tho Delinquent Tax List examined Treasurer
use all due diligence in collecting the
Ordered that order H Treasurer for the
onnt OF two notes given to tho Treasurer the county A
Cav and now considered worthless.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

Mr. James Noon, living in westbo-
ro, Clinton county, Ohio, is the father
of fifteen children. He had in the ar.
my seven sons, three sons.in-law, and
nine grandsons, who all went through
he war withouta scratch.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
John Alexander, wall paper. paints varnishos, &c,
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE s CORP
JOSHUA DAVIS Z Commissions
All

Z
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE s CORP
JOSHUA DAVIS, Commissioners MorezT CO.. }.
The state OF Ohio, Morgan County
Cyrus NJ Roberts Clerk of tho Court Of
the county and State aforesaid do hereby certify that tho Novo
Der term D. 1869 of Court said
made the Journal of said reading follows
ton the Court appointed Wm Sturgeon
vestgao and with
report of the transactions Of che County Commissioner county
and the statement OF the financial affairs of made
the Court under tho the
dered that the Prosecuting Attorney said report printed
both tho papers Of this connty.
Witness my hand official this Nov A D. 1869
LsEAL.] CYRUS NJ ROBERTS, Clork
The undersigned whom referred tho Report
ers OF said county for the ending September
pecuy That
examined said Commissioners Report compared
books OF account the
therein mado of tho Of
treasury at the close of the fiscal 1868
cd hnd however that tho ncon Of
changing much Of the Ridge Road through
Samuel Barr Bloom tomnshp unauthorized
all other respects said report !. 7. CREW
IL L. JONES.
December 1lih, A D., 1862 ". A. STURGEON
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
BILLS ALLOWED.

Lewis Harter balance spoutng OF Court House. 4S
'" '" McOarty balance IN full for painting, II 80
DECEMBER SEssIoNDecember7 T. A. d. 1861
the quarterly settlement with r. H county
anee in Treasury, S7,699 76
The petition of Peter Smith others asking
Bridge Wolf Creek Hopkins Ford township
which, after being read The
surveyor OF the Daniel Martin alteration
days of session the established
ward Lohery for making fill Wilson's
paid Joseph Tavenner ESQ., Recorder Morgan co.
Ohio presented his resignation
Ordered that the of $50 allowed Ball counsel assign
cd in the the State R. Sheets
or the OF the State David Travis The Annual Report the
Directors OF the Morgan county nrmary presented
and ordered be published The of the Trustees
windsor township relative TO the alteration of roads township
known and designated as the w Buck alteration the James
alteration and tho A M A. BrdsO aeraon said
and the roads the damages awarded A NJ A
rdse ordered 50 be S25 which
been revoked w W. MGCary ESQ., appointed
ocasOed by regaon of Tavenner County Recorder the
appointment the required bond
cd which bond approved the duties
his office Ordered the allowed tho
of S25 bridge Unionye
Commissioners made examination the County found the
Same in resonby good condition Cyrus Esq., Clerk elect
presented his official bond conditioned for
the faithful discharge his duties which boud approved with the
Ordered that the following appropriation be made the Relief
Fund to'wit TO Morgan p S Megve $780, and Marion p
$50 ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

Mrs. Lincoln has returned to Frank,
fort for the winter. ofcourse there is
nota word of truth in the story of her
intended marriage with German Ba.
ron! She sliving in retirement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

sealed proposals to build bridge Olive
Mills Ordered that Jones' Eq BIO allowed the of s442
Tor service Prosecuting Attorney further s7
centu the collection fs77 60 of 6nos Edwin
Murray presented petition bridge
road passing through his farm which petition read and continued
SPECIAL SEss1oNJanuay A. d. 969he
bridge Olive
awarded to James Wiley the per nea
work atS4 including
MARCH sEssIoNMach l A. d. 1s69Commsioners settled with
HILL County Treasurer of total balance treasury sS
5O 81 Ordered that the following p2oronment Vol Rebel Funds
be made to>wt To Megve tp, sO Malta p Windsor p
b. McCrew. Auditor
bond conditioned in the penal s5OO which approved
ordered TO be filed with County Treasurer for keeping
and surveyor appointed the Eli trow application for alteration
ROAD Bloom township The application of Ira O. Adams for cer
recommendation
The following levy made for Road Bridge purposes year
1862 ow For Bridge purposes II Mills for Road purposes
null viewers and surveyor were appointed the Alex Higgins
phcaon for alteration of road In The relating appc
on of Jesse Embrc for alteration required
been given and the proceedings dismissed
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
THE ANNUAL REPORT
TIE
COMMISSIONERS OF MORGAN COUNTY, OHIO,
SEPTEMBER 9Th, A. D., 1859
0 the Court of Common Pleas of sad County /.

10 the Court Of Common Pleas Of sad County.
We the undersigned Commissioners of Morgan county Ohio
cordance with the Act passed May 1862 making
County Commissioners annually to make detailed Report in writing
TO the Court Common Pleas the their Official
during the preceding the making said Report
the following statement proceedings during the
with an exhibit the receipts and expenditures the public
tho
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
BILLS ALLOWED.

Francis Petit service County Commissioner the past quarter s7
George Corp county Commissioners the quar-,
Joshua DAVIS service county Commissioners the past q 90
James B Mcrew service county Aud the quarter
AdaI BROS, paper ana INK Tor Auditors othce 40
Same envelopes for Probate office, 4 80
A. Alderman, sundry ices ana costs IN State cases.
ADJOURNED SESSION County BOARD
d. 1869The Board after careful examination of
Books and hearing reports and adjusting
ordered that the should
entered on the Tax Duplicate for the year 1869.
ADJOURNED 49, 1869-The
OF the Lahew and Scott bridges awarded ubb
$3.50 foot nea and the Stone Work Craig per perch
the Labew bridge and for Scott $3.50 per peroh And also
the contract for the stone work the Mcconnell bridge
per perch.
CALLED sEssoNJuy 9th d., sSowing opposition man
sted by the citizens Morgan county against building Pike
roads ordered that public notice should
missone would proceed further with the improvement until tho
people unanimously favor such roads.
ALLOWED.