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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-19
Local Miscellany,

Theweather is cooler
b.5Nine large new buildings are going up on
! Gay street.
NJ, DDS q ,E.gE0nFa -
There was a fight between two boys on Cum
! berland street, near First Greek, yesterday.
pc * considerable amount of freight went out on
the Knoxville and Kent lucky road last evening
There is hole in the floor of Cumberland
street bridge, over First creek, which calls for
repairs.
There was considerable drunkenness in town
yesterday.
Peaches are becoming plentiful in market
Chattanooga wants trained hogs for scaven-
geFsOO II III II q
Martin & Bro, the popular tinnist., we are
pleased to, state are doing fourishing bust
ness. g tf ffa-tA''-t- - ? t.-->.-
The cheese for sale by Mabry & Turner, man.
,ufactured of pure cream by Mr.. Cornell, OF
iBilncombe county, North Carolina is rs fine as
I any brought to this market.
Some excitement was created at Mr. Akin S
saw mill yesterday afternoon, caused by the
blowing out of some packing in the engine, but
doing no damage.
Some of the telegraph posts were struck by
lightning yesterday below Messy Creek
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OCTS' OPERETTA FOR THURSDAY
NIGHT.
Benefit 81 runlr1n verein nelief Association

Benefit Of Turn verein Relief Association.
The following correspondence explains it
Mr. JOHN SHERF, Nsss e8
President KnorriLle Turn Vercin:
Z Having heard with very great pleasure julius
Ochs' "Grand operate Extravaganza William
andrNapoleon. OF, a Duel between the Sover-
eigns6 as rendered by the members of yonr
Turn Verein on Monday evening last and feel
ing that repetition of the play would be both
great pleasure to our citizens and but a just
recognition of the merits of the Operetta and
! the care and skill with which it was produced
we most respectfully request that the Turn
Verein repeat the same and that you name
time and place when our citizens can properly
show their appreciation of the play and its
performance Yours most respectfully, +.
Do Z 51,aIS1 U s. MussoN 3
r. r. SwEPsoN
WM. RULE.
20 gsa9 l. fsifH AND OTHERS.
Knoxville, July 19 1871.
IiJ 9fiI III TURNER HALL, July 18TH 1871. s.
GENTLEMEN: Your kind request for q repe-
htORiof, the above operetta has been received,
and feeling much gratifed to learn that our per-
Torrance has pleased you. the dramatic section
of the Knoxville Turn, Yerein will therefore
take pleasure IN repeating J. 0chs' "Operetta"
tomorrow Thursday night commencing at
o clock for the benefit of the Relief Association
of thesknoxville Tarn Yerein. All those wish-
ing to secure tickets will please call on the fol-
lowing gentlemen: T. NJ Schleier, S. Bissin-.
ger, julius Ochs,. Admission, fifty cents. Re-
served seats e75sB LfSASsA SaEEE
n9EE nrssro-E roTEJoHN SeHERT,
President of the Knoxville Turn Verein.
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FARN AND MILL
RICE. $50.

SITES.
245 acres Of land situated miles from Abingdon
ton, balance fine timber; three small cottage house,
on the place, and saw and grist mill. The water
power on TINS place unsurpassed alter is plentyst
al seasons of the year. and distance Of LIS yaris
the fall Is ~ feet with finest locations for manufactur
ing hmentS. The place Is naturally a be u;;u
and attractive one, and there are many opportunities
OF improving 1t so as to make it very valuable Tim
per OF almost every variety can be had near and the
me OF the Norfolk and Great Western Railroad is To-
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Refreshments
DIR, n, GaItunrsh

Furnished for Balls, Parties and Picnics Al
short notice, by A. NJ. SPIRo & BRO. iv7 .
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First of the Season,

Has removed his office to Asylum street. oppo
site Market Square. vi23tf
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Real Estate.

FOR RENT

Very pleasant summer residence, known rs BRooV
SIDE, situated about one mile from the city, Hon..
has eight rooms and cellar. Ous'
Ihere isalsoa servants house and stable. Thsl,-
contains about acres has many fine shade tree. ~
creek runs through itand fine spring near at hsn5
Price, terms, &c, furnished at eur Office. 1'
WATER-POWER MILL AND WORK
e - ~ SHOP. "a $40 re-
dnIs1.class power suitable for running almost anv
anu an; % hght machinery. "A Erst mill is now IN rsn.
otuer ana turning lathe can Be attached Also
fsenss q shop room VIII be rented for a term n
hears' For terms apply at our Office VIII ="
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,.-- ICeI,AY. E. Prosser ex-member of rCongress
from the Nashville District. and at presentthe
efficient Postmaster of that dity is in the City
zen route TO Washington. laIa 40 ~ -ss25.s51
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FARMS.
PR1cr. a.sOO.

ar-..F.Ff e-. No. 201. . PACK Al $40
Farm of two hundred acres, in Anderson county az
miles from Heiskes Station. About IS acres in euI-
tlvatlon double log house barn, two springs kc Thi.
Is a cheap place, and easily be made good one
SAID 70 be hne location for country store One thou
sand dollars cash-balance twelve months.
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6kRrfnG-

8 "a stray specimen of poultry had the temerity
stoenter the CHRoNICIE printing lice last even :
ing and perch himself for, "a sn0Ozefioon the
zstOve pipe 1.-The printers say he reoTtt do that
Tonight ''s 't.' -. . - --ii-. .i e5ja
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Knoxville Retail Market.

ApPles-dried.. 5s6 gD Lard Sfb........ 100 20
Butter, .20@25 pm Meal, old Pbus9O@ Loo
Bacon.......... l0@l5 pm Oats, bug. 500 IS
Be esfwo5 S pea,SstotI 51s g.
Candles, p b.. 20 J'' white. do 10
Coffee. Potatoes-sw't pb15O@2 U
Cotton Yarns, dog sls9i6 Rice Po.,.,;ls5S@ /!
Chickens, each 1891 O@25 extra Ci675@17.
Eggs, TdoZ.-....I5 5000 "r~-P R.... - Is
Flour-yariable- $3.50@4.25- % common 121.
H HSSass le s saHess srt 5 5SS
Hides-gr TD. So 10 Tea, . b..a......75s2OO
dry..,:... 14@ 162z Turpentine,R gal $50 60
Goldfish, YD......l0@ 1211 Tallow, p o...l214@ Is
Leather, Tfb......-35@ 40 Vinegar . gal 40 q 50
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building Lots For So

,tf/i Building Lots For Sale. iI'
offer a few Building Lots in the city, for
sale ~ '... ~ Jos. A. MABRY. .
mar23-tf -, --.- .--- .-,-- +
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Globe Flower Syrup cures whoopihg cough,
s7sQre throat bronchitis and ast hma.te3 III
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Country Dots.


Young Cox, who was sun-struck on Beaver
Creek. has since died at Mr.. Joseph Hoods, near
Ball Camp, and was buried on Monday at Jett S
mill. -, -.D
Goddard's school house will have quarterly
meeting next Saturday and Sunday.
Vhe frame work of the new Presbyterian
church at New Prospect, viii be put up about
the last of the week. 49,.
Isaac Myers who lives five miles above Jacks
boro,, near Big Creek CAP, lately had five hors-
es Killed byalightning.- They had all gathered
under. under sugar tree during the storm When
they.were found they were all lying together,
put tt-coqidnot be discovered thatthe lightning
szAse 4earHed yesterday from Mr.. kirkpatrick,
farme who liYes fifteen miles North of town
near Copper Ridge camp ground, that there has
beep9os ram of consequence. there since corn
planting time However, it is good honey
year year "a dry year always for honey" says Mr.
kirkpatrlck. He. had good lot of it in market
for sale when we talked with him,
. jackson Hunter, twelve miles North of town
has raised excellent oats. One dozen waiSbad
ninety poundsThad no cool rain since Anr;l
3
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aH City,Gas works Redeemed.


Some two years ago the city gas works NJ ,.ero
sold at execution sale to satisfy judgments 1ob-
tanned against the company for sones everFeel
thousand dollars They were bought nv q
prominent. financial gentleman Of. Knoxville
The two years expired yesterday. "a On Mondav
Mr.. Bryan Branner, Secretary and Treasurer
ofthe Gaslight Company paid into the Office Of
Ea'W.5 Adkins, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
$l9gQ56.55sS3 in legal tenders II aiitqd,
States currency, to redeem the property srgrsi
The money toFedeem, We are informed, was
from Colonel q. NJ. Branner,3 already a large
stockholder office Company, and onelofOur en-
terprising citizens The original stock of the
Company was Sl0e, OO09 The amount sttbscrib-
ed heretofore was some sixtySthree thousand
the balance never was taken until Monday Elst,
When, we are informed, the books were opened
an. ana STOCK was taken by Mr. Branner at dollar
'dor dollar and with the money so obtained the
Secretary and Treasurer redeemed the works
as stated, not for Mr. Branner,z but for the
stockholders of the Knoxville Gas Light Com
pany. ir3 rrF ~ I'D - diff 80 I'm
va F0E f.ss ESt3S5
F3rFFf FFEEaB FtrH
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improvements,

-Four more large store houses are going up on
Cay street between Union and Asylum.
The Messrs. Rofgers1 are building a three
story house, extending back 40 feet, to be oc-
eppied by McClung, Gillespie Co, wholesale
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Use Globe Flower Cough Syrupll s.r-
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tsfhhiors' Liver Regulator, if persisted in,
Will cure the most stubborn Liver disease
| There is no failure about it.
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s up HI \ S

l..
Of all diseases which flesh is heir to, none bring so
much mysery, moral and physical Syphilis. To all
SO afflicted we can truly cay this remedy viii help you
Two articles found by experience to be peculiarly eff
fcaciou for isdsease are contained in this compoun
We ask you to try DR.. AFowler's Compound Extract
and by giving it fair trial, it will cure you,a l
a. We speak with much confidence of Dr.. Fowler's
Compound, because we know what it is composed Of
and what it will do. We know DR.. Fowler we'll who
is physician of known repute standing second to
in the of long experience an honorable
man, Who having reputation for character as well az
ourselves, would never allow medicine to 20 before
the public without merit And we say of this Com.
pound if taken according to directions, after fRir
trial, it will do all we claim for it.
We offer it as new discovery, which it eert,inlv i
Ia genuine article ferScrofnla Syphilis dalrboad
Impurities and knowing the gennneness Of RI as saeb
send it forth, saying, 60, Heal the Suferinpr,
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
I39Jd Got sale by ifHghO
B0CK0VERs Bros, Sole Proprietors
II3 Liberty Street.
7i '-lla1u FL NEW YORK CITY
~ .,ITEa OUR AGENEs Are TrnAu
Ei. 81 y SANFORD 81 30.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
NeVaNom KNOXVILLE Tenn.
4 Il - e ETTT IIITL - = II i
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CITY NOTICES.
Old Boots and shoe.

Repaired to look like new, at
viil56t SPoFFoRDs, Market Squrae.
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Cheap for Cash.

'ssgR s. PayneyS Co, are Offering great bargains
in hats. For two dollars one can Ia Ike his choice
of large assortment, and OF different Styles
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Found.

, A gentleman vest inquire at the Book
Store of O. B. Smith & Co. ,yii15-tf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13

Being difference of $500 between
Licenses issued anl .ic Licenses record
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY I3, 1871.
Other cash ackn 'wled in his claim =
file SIS750 AZ
Total $154424


file SIS750. &
Total $1544.24. -
The law allows the County Commits.
sioners to receive for their services SO
per day, not exceeding 100 days in
year, aud should be audi.ed by the
County Treasurer. The compensation
of the members of the Board is not
vouched for the year 1870 ut ull, aud
and the Clerks compensation is not
vouched for the year, 1870, except by
the voucher on the tile9or the. prcscut
Board, OF 7th Jan'y. -
There is but one sesfal voucher for
each one for all the services of 1869,
which in the instanceSof each Commis.
sioner and the Clerk was not temzed,
but was sworn to, and afterwards item,
lied to Il larger amount, iu every case
far in excess of the legal allowance for
services 1t is iunprsibc from the re-
cords of the office To make the vouchers
aud the orders drawn correspond.
3 AS particular instances under this
br nch OF the subjsyt, the attention Of
the Grand Jury ic called to the follow
ing orders drawn en- Commissioners
Fund in favor OF outside parties:
BY John Davis, Ges. 13, 20, in favor
of j. n. Enslow & -. Sl3 26
by John Davis, Or. 13, 20, in favor
of =. III. Salvo, s47A.
BY John Davis, On Is. 20, in favor
of Knowl,on & Bull.{s5.
BY w. n. Mount. Nov / 20, in favor
of G.. ii. Corncsou, $50 So.
BY Chas S, Bull. May o. 20, in favor
of ID. H. Barton, sl1a.
Also to tho discrepancy between the
two iedgers kept b the Jicrh cone { t
which rurpprts to be- cory of the 9th
| er) in regard to tie amounts OF ord rs
charged to Charles 5. Bull il January,
1870.
On old ledger p "A, $50.
On NV @ynr Il a5, $3.50.
y difference of 200
4 As to l.icens.? and cash from the
same, there is no .,ccount prior to Is,
Noy., ls62 teZa1G>lSss RS i" ,hc
Office, from which ~ accurate account
can be made up. and a cash accou, OF
j"h Davis, chargin., him with 2l6G re-.
ceivcd for Licenses, and unaccoun,cd
for
According to the cash account, kept Ey
Charles s. Bull, As ricrk nt' til! Boarl
the collections fm Licenses amouu,cd
from lst Nov. 10, to SS15 %.
OF this amount w y. Mount was
paid slGG; John D&vis, sla7 Henry
Dickson, Sl,5; Cha<. $ Bull. sl57.4J
and unaccountcd for is SIS 80.
In all distributed among the mcmb n,
and clerk Of the board. as recorded
S65099
But close inspection of the book
from which the Licensees were taken
shows that at various places leaves have
been torn out between the stubs; while
the stubs are numbered cun>ecutivcly
and the cash accoun, and stubs CORES
pond. In his connection. the Cranil
Jury are requested Il examine the Clerk
of the present Board who. under ady ice,
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COUNTY TREASURER.

We have examined the County Treas
lrcr's Office, and we find that the new
treasurer, L. ii. Grecac complains that
he is some somewhat embarrassed in the
discharge OF his duties in consequence
OF the iAcomplete transfer OF the books
by the old Treasurer, L. X. Susportas.
The Agent Of Mr. Sasportas, however,
II. b. johnson, explains that he is now
busily engaged in tho preparation Of the
boo ky and papers for transfer.
Our attention was called to the lact,
that in the books Of Mr.. Sasportas, the
one third which was ordered to be taken
off was not noted on the books as SO de-
Quoted in many cases, which we regard,
at least as negligence.
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VOLUME 5.
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
-:O:-
PUBLISHED At
ORANGFBURG
Every Saturday Morning.
BY THE
ORANGEBURG NEWS COMPANY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Oae Copy for one year...............". $500
(" Six Months........... l 90
Any one sending TEN DOLLARS, fer a
Cinh Of New Subscribers, will receive an
EXTRA COPY for ONE YEAR, free Of
charge. Any one sending FIVE DOLLARS.
fer Club Of New Subscribers, will receive
au EXTRA COPY for SIX MONTHS, free of
charge.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Square LIST Insertion.............. ST 30
I'd ............... LOO
A Square consists Of 10 lines Brewer or
ens inch OF Advertising spass.
Administrators Notices, ................S5 90
Notices Of Dismissal Of Guardians, Ad-
ninistratsrs, Executors, &e.........-S9 90
Csatrset Advertisements inserted upon the
mest liberal terms.
MARRIAGE and FUNERAL NOTICES,
net sIsesding one Square, inserted without
charge.
D~ Terms CASH in Advance. -sissa \
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your falIow-c;ti ;tizeus,
IZLAR & DIBBLE.

These charges are also so grave that
we present the old Board of County
Commissioners to the Court for indct-
ment.
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In Act In Incorporate the Roc&: HW
HooA AMI Ladder No 332. Company
SECTION l. BE it resolved by the
Senate aud House Of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina. now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority Of the same, That Captain
f. y. Hutchinson, Captain Iredell Jones,
W NJ McCully NJ ID Steele, r ii Nc
Gosh, Charles Il Cobb, T. G Keeslsr and
} II Withcrspoou, and their associates
and successor, be, aud they are hereby,
constituted body corporate an polite,
body corporate and polite, under the
name and style of the Rock Hill Hook
and Ladder Company, with capital
stock not exceeding the sum of five
thousand dollars. with The right to sue
and sued, to plead and be impleaded, in
any Court of competent jurisdiction, to
have and to use common seal, and the
to alter at will and pleasure, and with all
other rights, privileges and immunitics
that are now secured by law to like iucor-
9oratod bodies
SEC g This Act shall be deemed
public Act, aud shall remain in force for
the terA of fourteen years
Approved February %, 1871.
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POOR HOUSE.

) We find the poor house in very
good condition, and the inmates con.
tented.
We regard that the expense from Jau
as versNisigi.,
and we call attention to ne fact. We
would also suggest in this connection,
that some arrangements be made to make
the Institution, AZ nearly as possible,
self sustaining, and thus relieve the
County Of unnecessary burdens
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witness upon his oath, that L. X. Sas-
portas told said witness that "ho had
bought county orders"
We are further informed, by compe-
tent witnesses, whose sworn statements
wc have in our possession, that r. X.
Sasrortas, the County Treasurer, bought
county orders from them, in some cases,
at discount of twenty five per ccut.,
and in others, at five and eight per cent.
discount.
These facts in regard to tho County
Treasurer arc of such serious nature
that we present them to the Court as
sufficient grounds for his Indictment.
We also have evidence befor us that
county and school orders have been
bought to large extent, by other Couu-
ty Officers. and in one case, more than
halfof said orders have been paid, while
ut the the same time we have no cv;-
dence of any teacher having been direct
ly paid by the Treasurer, aud we arc in
formed that many teachers have repeat
cdly presented their orders for payment
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
6. In reference to the old board of
County Commissioners, we herewith ap
pend, and in corporate as part and par
Gel of this report. certain matters to
which the attention of the Grand jury
has been called under a resolution of the
Board of County Commissioners passed
Jan. 7th, 1871:
Memoranda oLtaimcd from tie Offices ot
the Comfy Commissioners and County
Treasurer IF Orang~bmy Coun,y an
der Rcso'niion Of thc Bonr,lof County
Commissioners, and SmLnittca Ia III,
Grand Jury at Nay Term, 1871.
]. The attention of the Grand Jury
is directed to the minute book of the
Old Board. According to the cla;m for
services Of the clerk of the Old Beard
filed On January 7th 1871. the Board
must have held ll9 regular sessions du.
ring the year ending lst Nov, 1870
The minutes are recorded of twenty two
meetings, and there arc none later than
. uly r3otif, f61o- TiIe' minutes Of the
fiscal year ending 1st Nov. 1869, are il,
similar condition and the same is the
case with thps. of 1868
The law requires that every claim
upon county funds shall be vouched by
an affidavit, anl when allowed. shall he
recorded in the minutes of the board
The instances where these matters were
neglected are extremely numerous, as an
inspection Of the minutes and voucher.
will show.
=. AS to the amounts drawn by the
various members of the Old Board III
orders on the County Treasurer, as shown
in the ledgers kept by the said board.
NiLi.i.N!i y. MOl Nj.
Of amounts drawn previously to Au-
gust 1869, no account kept.
From August TO Dee, 1869 Commis-
sioners' Fund, si3!2.
Public Building Fund, 1920
From January to Nov. 1871, Com
mi>sioncrs' Fund, s23G .S5.
On other funds, slO2o.25.
From Liccnacs, S166.
Total recorded from Aug. 80 to Nov
20, s3o65.1O.
HENRY DICKSON.
or amounts drawn previously to Aug
1869, no record.
FIom An. to Dec. 80. Commissioners
Fund, SSS0O5.
Other Funds, $3.50,
From Jan'y to Nov 20, Commission
crs' Fund, $S9765.
Other Funds, Sl4.
from licenses, Sll5
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that on the first day of August, 1870,
MIR. NJ. Rich took out two Licenses, one
for store ut Jamison's, and one for
store at Lewisville, for which he paid the
sum OF S25 each, making $50. The
numbers Of these Licenses we're II and
II. An examination OF the Tavern Lii
cense Book will show No. / regularly
noted on stub, while No IL is "a Lii
ccnse for another party. But there has
been n stub Torn out between the two.
fragment of which remains iu the book
| by reference to the cash account of the
Old Board of Commissioners, the Grand
Jury will find due account of No. IL,
but no account of the No. IL, which
Mr. Rich paid Tor, and now holds Mr.
Nj. Rich is resident now in the town of
Oranscburs, and can be summoned by
the Giand Jury, ii they desire to exam
inc him.
5. Iu dsmissing the subject of Lii
ccnscs, the attention OF the Grand Jury
is directed to the fact that there has
boer great rcmissne>s in the requiring OF
bonds irom tavcrr keepers, aud the diff
Guilty OF making the above Investigations
has bcen greatly increased b, the alb
scncc of these So that it required u
tedious and carcIul inquiry to arrive at
the information collected as above men,
toned.
6. AS to the correspondence Of the
orders pail hy Tie County Treasurer,
aud thc rccor Il : Of the equity
Commissioner Olllce, Il carc.ci &, ,pq.
rison has shown chat TN" great ii. =. ,Y
Of the orders pai'l Ly the late County
Treasurer have soue . iud OF voucher in
the County Commissioner Ofice. The
investigation in this particular could
with advantage, be extended to he cases
ots exception in this regard .As was
stated heIn~c, the vouchers are very i'm
perfect, and the mnu;e. extremely in.
complete, and it required a Great outlay Of
time and careful search to p,akc com
parisou The field is IL boumd!ess one.
bat it j, hardly possible. at this day, to
trace oHi, with the few helps, in the
shape of recorded proceedings, the acts
oi two years ago.
The Grand Jury are requested to no
tivG ln ii,llyit u,l,in l., Mir tb,,l,.