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Christmas Books.

Christmas Books.
PRYAN & McCARrER have lust opencd a
- new stock OF HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and New York.
ALSO,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WRITING
DESKS, Portfolios. Toilet Books, Card Cases,
Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
Fsncy lnkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com
panions. PHoToGRAPn ALBUMS, Writing AL
hums, Storcoscopes and Views. Chess Men.
backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxes, of ali
prices.
M. no nri'lsh ana american Poets, P";int and
Famlly BIBLES, Books OF COMMON IL. .En, all
1iZas and styles OF binding; HYMN BOOKS, for
different Churches.
ALSO
ncut frames. D,c 30
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For Sale.

ssss. SMALL FARM, containing twenty
Sshve acres. more or less, lying between the
Susta Kailroad. and opposite Upper Boundary
street. Fiiteon acres of this land is good
Bottom Land. There is also on the premises
good DWELLING. 1 will sell the above de-
.crlbcd property for tho low sum OF 81 ,GG0.
Any ono Wishing to purchase can address
GaDec 81 JOHN RYAN, Charlntte. N c.
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Public Sale.

ATSi LEM, n. e., JANUARI12, 13 and14.
HNHE Northwestern North Carolina Rail
road Company will sell. at public auc-
tion, tho remainder OF their Grading and Ma
sonry Equipment, consisting or:
IS young, we'll broke Kentucky MULES,
4O Cnrts and Harness,
Fonr.horse Wagons and Harness,
Twn-horeo Wagons and Harness,
Onc-horse Wagons and Harness,
Express Wagon and Harness,
$50 Whecl-bArruws,
% Plnws. Coulicrs and Harness,
4u0 Amcs' ca .t-stccl ShOvels,
40 Crowbars.
sets OF Blacks mith Tools,
Dcrrcks and extra blocks
ALSO,
largo lot Of Picks, Mattocks, Axes. solid
Cast-stccl Jumper, Spawling and Hand Drill,
Hammers c:Iirn and Jrmper-drills, Grind.
stones, Pas rm Scales, Pots, Ovens, Skillets,
with lar; ariety Of other articles
The Muce are the choice out OF l4O head,
heretofore owned by tho Company, az each
overseer was instructed to retain the best
when previous sales were made
Iho Mules will be sold on the first day Of
eal", and Carts, Wagons and Harness on the
second day. Terms cash. +. BELO.
President Northwestern N. G. Il. Il. Co.
Fec 23
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Triumphs of Science

I1u1lfPlio UI SCIVUCG.
HHE first bottle Of Stanley's celebrated
IL COUGH SYRUP WAS prepared by Mr.
Heinitsh, i'll 1s48, for our distinguished fellow
citizen, Captain w. Is. Stanley, then on his
way to Mexico. Tho marked success which
followed its uso. i'll curing troublesome
cough, with weakness of tho lungs, has also
marked it as preparation worth having, for
the cure of all affections OF the lungs. Thou
sands now attest it's worth, and to-day "Stan-
iey'a Cough Syrup" enjoys higher reputation
than any othor cough medicine known. Pre-
parcd only by l.. II. HEINITSH.
Dec IA Druggist
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Good Things.

- AMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskcy. Sir
-AO Hobert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupuy, CoSnac Brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
SHERRY, South-sido Madeira Vino, London
Dock Fort Wine. Hibbcrt's London Porter,
McEw"ns Scotch Aio. The above direct from
the importers and warranted pure.
For sale by En.y >KD HOPE.
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Is Cents for Cotton.

70 Genus lot Cotton.
MI ESSRS. LORICK l. LOWRANCE having
lYI purchased the right to manufacture
John q. Hams improved SEED and MANURE,
DROPPER, for Richland would call the att en-.
ton OF =" farmer. ce;:S fcrtilizers ano re-
quest an examination OF this planter-the
best and most perfect over yot invented; hav-
ing taken the premium at tho Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. The undersigned are
prepnrcd tn furnish any quantity of Flows,
Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, at q low
hgure. Every variety OF Agricultural Implc-
Dee 8
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An order from London firm to n
whiskey house i'll New York calls for
twenty.iv barrels of ''the same" The
liquor dealer telegraphed to his cl,stomer
that he didn't know of any such liquor,
when an explanation followed. It an
peared that IN Englishman had been
travelling IN America, aud noticed that
where ono man called for "Bourbon, T"
half a dozen would order "the same
so he concluded, if it WAS SO popular n
drink, John Bull should have it on
hand.
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PRETTY AND l'RuE.-Man dies, but ma
ture is eternal. The seasons keep their
appointed time; day returns with its
eloquent mystery. Tho same stars that
lit the ghastly battlefield of Troy, rough
with the dead bodies of ancient heroes
which shone on the marble streets of I'm
perlal Rome, and on the sad eyes of Vir-
gil, sleeping in the living glow of inspi-
ratio1-the watch-tires Of the angels
which. through centuries of devastation
and change, have still burned on unceus-
ingly, spenk to us ns they did to Dante
aud Shakespeare aud Milton, of tho di-
vine glory. the omnipotence, the ever
lasting bounty and love of God.
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Tho exSeorotary of State, Mr.. Se-
ward, in his famous Oriental tour from
court to court in the East, seems des-
tined to experience in his person series
OF adventures which. in their features of
wild improbability. rival, if they do not
surpass, the marvels of the Arabian
Nights. 1t is only o few weeks nso that
we heard of his having penetrated into
the awful presence of the Brother of the
Sun and Moon and Protector of the
Earth, the Emperor of China. Imposing
as that event was, however, it was not 40
romantic by half as his subsequent din
ner, on the 9th of October, with the
Rnssian Ambassador at Tien-tsin. While
MIR. Seward was partaking of the hospi
t"lities OF that envoy, in the same mo-
ment the rigid although reluctant
sense OF Justice of the authorities of the
town was, within stones throw of
where he sat, cutting off sixteen Chinese
heads, whereof the owners had partici-
pated in tho horrible Tien-tsin mnssa-
cres some months ngo. Here was q
combination of piqunnt accessories in
deed, which must hive sharpened the
appetite of the ex-premier, and possibly
suggested some reflection not unfamiliar
to his experience on this side OF the
globe, when little bells tinkled dungeons
and death warrants.
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esttIegs from the Miami reservation i'm:
Inetnase1yg The 5estlars Iulahar oboIt
4, ,8O0, With "a thriving town of il, edo
5nHebmhH. The 'Ees9rahtion embraces
Msny a6reS ot the fhsstslahaa in KahaaA.
much OF it we'll improved, with houses,
barns and growing orchards.
ElIzABBTH. N. j., December 29.-
Michael Dunegan. after quarreling with
his mother, shot her dead and escaped.
Fort MONROE, December ga Sc
we're Northwest snow.storm set in last
night. and continued till noon to-day.
About six inches of snow fell.
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Desirable Building Lot.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO a, RnH

ON MONDAY MORNING. the Cd a. :Tanu.rv
at ~ O'Clock, in front OF the Court House
IN III TINS city, wo will sell, without reserye:
mat desirable half-acre LOT. ono square
,'e, poiow INC state House, bounded on the North
son street, on the East by Yates, on the South
by South Carolina University. The above Lot
measures l04 feet front on Pendieton street
more or less, and one Of tho most desirable
building lots in the city.
TERMS s-One-haif cash; Ssia1oo in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage, bear
ing interest at per cont. per anuum Pur-
chastrs TO pay US for papers and stamps.
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Nudes, Carriage, Harness, do.
MONTE1TH G FIELDING, Auction RS.
ON MONDAY, Janna-5 1871, in front OF the
Court House, at f1 o'clock, We will sell,
Carriage and Harness,
l Buggy and Harness,
Fine Mich Cows. Deo 40
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GRAIN GRAIN. GRAIN!
w. j. SyHITAIIRE, GItEENVILLs. s. C..
N nEALEk in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
IL DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to his care
This is a rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along tho limo of the Grennville
and Columbia Railroad, to procure their sup
plies at first cost. only ask O fair trial. and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov o. 3mo
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H0 for the Race!

Ho for the Race!
Aa THE subscriber respectfully
a1gFayfS# MA invites his friends and public iI
USss1Y "a general to call and ree Ills stock
*. .N-,x,f home made SADDLES and
- 80" HARNESSES, which can sell
swentS .hVe per cent cheaper than any
Nortnern made gcods, and will challenge any
.ei .m.ercnaht IN the South for 81, ,O0U to compare
GOV 3mo u. HANNAH. Main street.
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For Sale,
, 600 ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
c.O\JO on the Edisto.
7jU ACHES III Krrshaw-in lots to suit.
HOUSE md LOT in Cplumbia-$12, 900.
House in this city, *5,OuO.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near the
city.-s3 600. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETr,
Attorney 1T Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sept 25 ly
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The cleanest city in the world is Brooch,
in Holland, which no horse or carriage
has ever been permitted to enter, aud
where everything is kept with the most
scrupulous neatness. Before entering
many OF the houses you are required to
remove your shoes. 1t is said that even
the Emperor of Russia was compelled to
comply with this custom on his recent
visit to that place.
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Valuable Real Estafe, at Auction.
BY E. w. SEIBELS & co.
JACOR LEVIM Ancn1oa.a.

JACUB LEVIN, AUCTIONERR
y VIII sell, without reserve, on the second
MONDAY (9th) i'll January, commencing II
That really valuable property, on which
the corner of Richardson and Lady streets.
consisting of five Lots, rs feet inch front
each, on Main or Richardson street, and run
ming back 165
Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, as feet,
inches. ~
This is the most valuable property ever Of
point OF view, in location, and from the fact
toat the property is unencumbered and titles
Terms will be stated by Auctioneers at sale.
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desirable Farm, Of Si1ty Aores.
BY D. q. PEIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, the I'd Of January.
at 10 O'Clock, in front OF the Court House.
we will sell, without reserve,
desirable FARM, containing sixty acres,
more or iess with a new frame Cottage Of four
Hooms, two miles from the oity. There or
hfteen acres cleared, bslaoce well wooded.
bounded by lands OF Rawls, Crawford, Dunkin
TERMS -One.half cash; balance in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage, boar
lng interest ut per cent. per annum. Pur.
cnssers to pay us for papers and stamps.
htc ou fm2
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Heisc's Dining SaIoon

TN rcnr OF tho Confectionery, is fitted up
l. with everything pertaining to first class
eetabiishment Norfolk OYSTERS. FISH
and GAME Of all kinds during the season.
Nov 10
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Canned Goods.
PLACKBERRIES,
D Green Corn
Cherries,
Green PeaB,
Peaches,
Pears,
String Teans,
Whortltbcrries,
Tomatoes
All the above at retail, for 25 cents per can
Also, Condensed Milk, Salmon, tysters, Luna
Beans: Pine Apple, SarJines, Pickles, Catsnps
&c. For sale at very lowest prices, by
Dee 10 ]. 4 Il. r. AGNEW
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NEW STORE.
THE subscriber would re.
4 MAS-NA spcctfully inform hia friends
ltIls5EJk1i md .ii custnmt I'd that he has
Y GSSEtSaERy rc-c.: b'.shcd himself in the
= Saakza2aSssazssfs & GEH hltAL GROCERY BUSI.
NE>S, NJ his old stand, mo. $780, where he
Will be pleased to show and sell to purchaser X
u complete stock of now fancy and subst an
tial GOODS, carefully s-lecttd.
:, Richardson street, first square South or old
Market corner. ORLANDO Y. RATES
Dec 3mO
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Polishing Powders.

Polishing Powders.
MT AGIC POWDER for cleaning Gold Silver,
.lYl Mc ten cents per box.
lripoli. for cleaning Brass, Silver, Gold, &o.,
len cents per paper.
i:ath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, &C.
;rpt j. Il +. X. AGNEW
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The friends of the Southern Pacific
Railroad have so fur made no public de-
monstration in Congress, but have quiet.
y prevented the passage of bills giving
lands to other roads. They insist that
none such shall pass i'll advance of their
project.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton is said to
have tnken q regular old d-fashioned swear
when her indictment against white
males" appeared in print ns an "indict-
mcpt against white mules.''
A woman who is just out of n law suit
wants to obtain lnrge framed picture of
COW, with one client ut tho head and
the other at the tail. pulling, aud the
lawyers meanwhile quietly milking.
An editor never leaves any money Of
home for fear of fire, and never carries
any with him for fear of robbers. nor
deposits it in n bank for fear of specu-
lating bank Officers.
Josh Billings says: "a man who starts
on the day Of his marriage as first lieu
tenant in his family, need never expect
to be promoted"
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Irish Potatoes.

DIX BBLS. choice Table POTATOES, for
Sc sale low. EDWARD HOPE.
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81 City Building Lots, at Auction.

5l City Building Lots, at Auction.
nN MONDAY next, January g. at 10 O'Clock.
House in Columbia
81 BUILDING LOTS, each Of one quarter
OF an acre. in the city, between Harden street
ana tho Eastern boundary Of the city. and
ing part Of the Latta property-near the
of the oity. fH1
The terms will be nnethird cash, and the
balance in equal IL ata1thshta or one, 1wo and
threo years, secured by bond. and mort age.
NO charge for titles, (extept, for atamps,I
which will DO made satisfactorily.
A plat OF the Lands can be Heen at my Of
staked OF by surveyors, and can be inspected
aIter saturday. w. 8. MONTE1TH.
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A Desirable Store to Rent.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS y!

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
E AM selling the best NORFOLK OYSTERS
IL offered in this market, and get them fresh
every day from Norfolk.
have also reduced the price to $1.75 per
gallon, and smaller quantities in proportion.
Families can have them delivered at their re
sidences, by leaving their orders at tho leo
House JOHN D. BATEMAN
Nov % ONO
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CARRIAGES.

SaFH8, A COMPLETE assortment of two
So rs 6!5 and four.seat Passenger CARRI-
ry, cornor Esdy and Assembly streets. The
latest and most stylish patterns have been
selected with care, from como OF tho best
builders in tho country; and the stock mover
has been surpassed in design OF finish by any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec 16 w. X. GREENFIELD,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

Nearly 800 pages on fine calendered paper
made expressly for this work, from new, clear
and open type, and will be Illustrated With IlU
fine engravings by Sartaln and others. Also,
splendid coOred frult-piece, containing eIgh
teen specimens of the choicest American
fruits, color ed, from life.
In English and German.
This book ~ a sure, safe and practical guide
to every farmer, stock raiser, gardener and
fruit culturi-t. BY II they can double their
profits each year, and greatly increase the WI
he OF their land. II makes the poor man
rich. IL makes hard work easier. IL rewards
the labor OF honestworkng men, II Is ppr>
chased by almost every one al sxht. Nearly
600 copies sold IN few small townships, and
in many cares, hundreds IN single township.
AgeIts can find no better work during the fall
and winter. Farmers andtheir sonScan each
make 500 per month by selling only three or
four copies per day, while more than double
that number can easily be sold. Farmers al
ways make the most successful agents for this
bo0k, and during the fall AMI WINTER 1t Is Just
the thing for them. Ifyou wish TO engag, in
the business, send for circular coniainIng n
full description OF the book and terms 10
agents. Addre
ZEIGLER, McCURDY 4 co.
GA Arch Street. iladelphia, Pa.
139 Race Street, CincInnar., Ohio.
SO Monroe Street, Chicago, III.
5O3N N. Sixth Street, st. L0uiJ, Mo
lO2 Main Street 6prr gheld, lass
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The New York Herald says
athe King of Prussia has paid
Sl.1OO for an old Toledo Blade" "
He was foolish to do that, for
he could take it for a year and
get a new one every week, for
80. Detroit Tribune.
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IAIo1a
TEAcHnR.s Institute!
. iass zadIMD Ms n
COUNTY, FUND.jroqsd
2 oNo' Receipts. grs'9a4 % lsbwo9

Balance Hand alH %
Received Collections Duplicate 63H 50
Received TTansier County Poor 1000 90
fromV 348 o.
Money to Lands Is 81
Received Fines Justices Of Peace a.s!!a " rN2 70
Forfeited Bail Nancy 49,. g!umroa 30 %
Received d. b. Shiyel -. % 90
Jury Fees ...g ~. r&a Nods 20 %
Advertising Delinqnents 1853 si.o 100 s %
Military Athens -. ... ..,.i "a 70 a'ss 20
VIM. Wyatt forfeited recognzance 80. ~ 100 %
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PUNcH's "He smole a gastly
snile," and "Many a wink he
wunk," have been initiated by a
minstrel wit who said: "You
sneezed snooze, and said l
snocze it."
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MoDEsTY hos found its highest
development in the peson of a
Boston lady who asked dry
goods clerk for bleached cloth
suitable for reposing robes.
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q For the Record.
TREES AND SHRUBS OF OHIO.
DY REV. C. Il. WARREN.
BIO or Sweet Buckeye.
lAlSculns FiQrQ.l

Inc leaVeS are palmate, leai'
lets FIVE to seven, obl6ng,
ovate or elliptic, accuminate,
pubescenl beneath. This is q
much larger and finer tree than
the OhiOensis last described; it
often grows to the height OF
sixty or seventy feet. with a
straight and beautiful trunk,
being frequently from two to
three feet in diameter. 1t is
known as the Sweet Buckeye,
because it has not the i'll disa
greeable scent, which the Ohio
Buckeye has. The flowers are
SNOWY, Of a yellowiSh color.
The fruit is rather larger than
the one just described, and the
outer shell smooth, while that
Of the Ohio Buckeye is prickly.
This splendid tree is quite
common in Ohio, and many
other parts of the United
States; growing beside rivers
and creeks, and IN low, damp,
rich soil. The timber is soft,
white and almost useless, de
caying speedily when exposed
to rains and sun. The trunk
of this noble tree is stralght
and without a limb for twenty
or thirty feet, after which the
branches shooG out boldly, as.
suming an elegant aspect. AS
soon as vernal spring with all
her smiling train approaches
the large and beautiful buds
which had been quietly repos,
ing, amidst the raging storms,
the chilly winds, and descend,
ing SHOWS of winter, gradually
unfold themselves, displaying
foliage of the most handsome
character. This early cloth,
ing itself with its deep, green
leaves, renders it an object of
interest TO those who may
seek ornamental trees To- EN-.
bellish their grounds. Above
] remarked that the timber
was of but little value, but
there is one purpose for which
it is employed quite extensive.
1y to make bowls which are
used as culinary vessels. The
leaves are inclined to drop
early in the fall, more so than
most other deciduous trees,
nevertheless it is a tree which |
should be employed by the
landscape gardener in all
grounds to be ornamented |
with trees. The abundance Of
this species and that of the
Ohio Buckeye in our State has
given rise to the name Buck
eye conferred on it. 1t is very
easily reared from the nuts,
which in u few years create
quite a tree.
l.. T.. Il A.. l.. ~.
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j hair or beard TO a permanent black OF
brown. II contains no poison. Any one can
use il. One sent by mail for 81. Address
MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield, Mass.
dec lG 1869 SIN amman.
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The Court appoints WIN. Mark and john Mayo as two
suitable rsons conjunction with the Prosecuting Attorney
If Vintn county, to examine and report touching the corr
ncoecness the within report and order that
the within repr together with The report thereon, be pub
ished for consecutive weeks in "The Vinon Record"
printed and in general circulation in Vinton county,
JOHN P. PLYLEY, Judge. -,
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We the undersigned Committee, appointed by the Court.
to examine the Report of the County Commissioners for the
year commencing September 1s 1S6S and ending September
ls 1862 having examined the books and accounts OF the
Auditor and Treasurer and the said Report respectfully
submit the following o. ccIch
We find the said Report be in the main correct There
are however, the following errors:- .ans2 az
In the County Poor Fund drafts paid to the
of 1921 @ whereas the Report shows only $91635-a differ
ence of $95 and that therefore, there balance in
the Treasury of $21334 instead OF $27 shown by said
We also found an item $500 Receipts of the County
Fund which before the making OF said Report marked
'error" in the Auditors books.
We also found that VIM F. FELTON, late Auditor of Vinto
county, whilst acting such Auditor issued two orders for
the and services and TO the same person,
viz Hoey Constable in OF JAS Do
LAM $45 Said orders No 961 of 1868, and No. 439 OF
1869; each for the above amount. s -. e"s Be-
The next error we find in the allowance of the Treasure
per cen he has been allowed 10 per cent tor everything br
him collected except collections on Grand Duplicate and
School moneys whereas with the exception Of Tavern, Show
other licenses nes penalties orfeitures and costs where
the allowance is 10 per Gent: money collected from auction
per cent the reasurer allowance per cent upon all
up S10OOO and of per cent sums in addition to
$4,000 The follows: is,o. ..l,alg
Error of per cent on $40 Road damages sls
@ % 80 es eS-Teasnefs fsfi Institute Fund IS
THIS hG'ia makes
Fssvs TS nsr SsaE Ssut Sra
Balance due County tamouut ovepaid, sAs
It will be observed that the amount found due the County
S459 added the amount said 10 be duehe Treasurer by
said Report $12SS equal to the aonnt Of error s2
We experienced very great difficulty in asceraning how
nearly correct the Expenditures othe County Fundwere
The only Of determining the same was by an examn
of the Orders issued and during me year COW
cred by the Report brderswe found kept promiscu
ously in the Auditors Office orders redeemed indS69 we founa
the same pigeon hole with those Of 1850 and other years.
they were kept in four or e bances ana m aooas as
or the item Of expense be betrayed by the order We would
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NOTICE.

DERS0NS indebted to me are requested to
L call and settle their acc cunts imm ediately
as am cl>sing business.
jan 1870 JOHN 8. HAWK.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

L CHARLES w HOLLAND Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for the County State aforesaid hereby certify
the foregoing to be correct copy Of the An
thereto attached CHARLES W. HOLLAND, Clerk.
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Section No. .29-Ministerial Fund
Section No, 90, Principal Due Stat
Section No. 1G, Interest Due Townshl


Recsived from Purchasers. ............. .........
Paid Drafts Township Treasurers rs..........S "A
Paid Amount carried to School Account ....... 355
Palu Ireasurers fees.