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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-27

RAILROAD. Books will be opened al Lees
burg Oh the 9th day CT June, 1871, for recel7-
ias subscriptions 20 tie capital stocl; CT the
'.Virsi2is & Maryland Railroad Company fc:
the purpose of constructing railroad FROM a
poiut on the Potomac river between White 5
ferry and Knoxville, to point on the Alex
a1dr;a. Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad west
of Goose creek, and from thence via Aide in
the county Of Loudoun, 70 Manassas Junction;
in the county CT Prince William
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Snec;c Shipment.

NEW York. May 27.--Thr shipment, Of
specie to Europe to-day amount 10 &t3S.1h".
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LEE RELATED STEA&ER.-1Ee steI1 wheel
steamer Enterprise, which Was chartered By
Mr Heflebower, the Radical candidate for
Mayor; at the late election, to bring up eoloSed
voters from the Potomac shores, arrived up
yesterday, day behind time. About fifty col
| ored rlen assembled ST Free Store Point on
the morning Of the 25th to take tie steamer IS
she passed there from Occoquan. but the en-
| gineer IN charge Of that section Of the Alcxan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad H1ys. 'ha
Captain warning that ho must steer clear OF
that place on election day, and as the Captain
had nothing else to do he remained at Coco
guam until. the 10Th Thos J. Edelia and a
colored radical who left here Oil the Enterprise
to drum up the voters finding that they WcF"
to * unsuccessful in their effort and being
unable 10 procure \ conveyance: started 70 walk
back On the morning Of the 18th. but did not
reach here until late in the nj ht toy late Joy
several hours To vote The Captain Of the En-
terprise holds Mr. Heflebower's due bill for
$50, the charter price, but has not yet attempt
ed to collect it, IF the steamer had made
SuCCCSSll ICSu!l VI llC CIcSllpil
have beer different
NARROW ESCAPE -Somc of party of gov
eminent employees engaged in making sur
Tcy of the Potomac river, came within an ace Of
being drowned yesterday The party were in
two boats and were lying off Fort Washington
I've. tug boats, the Atlantic and Potomac, each
with two schooners in tow, were coming up the
river at full speed, and were nearly opposite
each other The Atlantic, having more room,
passed the boat to which the accident occurred,
and the Potomac also passed the Loaf safely.
but one Of the schooncrs she had in tow passed
on the other side of the boat and the hawser
connecting the schooner to the tug caught the
awning of the boat and carried il: and two men
who chung to it'away, and turned the boat oyer.
The two men who chung to the hawser escaped
by chinning their way along to the schooner,
sometimes elevated above the surface of the
water when the hawser was taut, and some
times almost submerged when it was slack
The men who were upset with the boat were
rescued by the rest of the party in the other
boat.
School TAX.-At the election in Arxan-
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By
4 virtue OF Il decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county rcndcrrd ut its Junr term. 1861.
in the cause Of Mary r Robners, by her. next
viii sell; on MONDAY, 9TH day Of June ISL
Court day. in front OF the Court House door Of
Fairfax county, 4 TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing 100 acres, lying near the village Of Centre
vile, being one of the tracts conveyed to J.. NJ
liber No. folio.
Terms: One-tcnth cash the residue il t:rco
equal instalmcnts, payable III six, twelve aid
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the purchaser, and Il 70
tcntion Of the title until the last payment; The
cash payment to be forfeited and the land rc:o!d
ut the purchasers cost on his failure 10 complete
his title. NJ. DULANY BALL, Comm
Fairfax county april 26-5awts
VALUABLE WASHINGTON STREET
Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I will soil,
on easy terms, the property known rs the II AL
LOWELL SCHOOL,. PROPERTY, On Wash
ingtun street, Alexandria.
feet inches, and runs back OF that width TO Co
lumbus street, occupying the central portion Of
the square lying north Of Christ Church. The
improvements are nd cp bly, ~ aodS iID1~' "
30 ARDI.N lay readily be converted to nsn-
ufuctur!ng purposes. The property ia IL tho most
II net sc!d I. private sale heforc III q RSDAE,
Juno ,st, shall OTTER tho whole at public auc-
ton on that day lit ciccl: p. m, on the prem
ises, o. will suhdivios it, If necessary, to suit
purchasers. Il. case 0: division, the Columbus
Street front will BE- divided into four or five lcta,
and the Washington street front into two.
Those desiring to purc5&.e can obtain tu! IN
formation BY Supplying to ROBERT II. NIL
LER, Alcxund-!a, CT -
FRANCIS MILLER.
No. $50 Louisiana avenue,
,---Sf.- WASHINGTON j. G.
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SCICIDE.-W. j. BroOEs, who Taa IL Charge
OF the Government Wood Yard, in this city,
during the war and as long :: it was continued
afterwards, committed suicide, Iii Washington,
last hight, By shooting himself i'll the temple
with Derringer. Brooks Was III the presence
&c his afi.uced lie lad been drinking tor
some time, but ~ proui:al lex t2 reform,
and was conversing On TIE subject list night,
when. saying he would Kill himself, de sud-
denly drew pistol aud committed the deed.
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SCHOOL TAX-At the election in .Alrxan-
dria county on Thursday, the vote on the coun-
ty tax of IL mills resulted as follows:
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LOCAL BR171s1lE5.-Thc festival held b.
the ladies' Of the ..;e@ond Presbyterian Church
netted them $500
Services at the Village Chapel nave becr Sis
pended for the present
The bridge acrcss tho sana!:ir ''>latesa has
been rebuilt
Solae Ct the delegate 10 tic International
Convention Of the loung Mem Christian As
ISOLATION will deliver addresses Al the Sunday
evening meeting ofthc Association in this city
Tomorrow evening.
The Commissioners nl' Election met this
morning and certified 10 tn. correctness Of the
poll books.
4 Handsome: passenger car will soon DC turn.
cd out Of the shops Of the ". & o. R. r. Co.
in this city.
4 small colo,ed child wits gored by Il COW be
longing to Superintendent Of Police Clifford,
Yesterday evening, and severely injured,
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DAMAGES REPAIRED. The laina.u, a,.s
tanned hv tho Vanderbilt. IN the night Of the
18th inst, having been repaired IN Baltimore,
that steamer arrived here this morning, and
will TAX. her Iacc On the Aquia irccl, line
tonight rs usual The Georgeanna which has
been supplying The place Of the Vanderbilt for
thu. last two weeks left here to-day 10 resume
her place on the linz. between Baltimore and
AQUA Creek
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TC6'TfUsf' Stiles.
DU6LIC SALE OF
q HAZEL PLAIN"

4 7alIspie Farm. nesr Manassas, the Jinctioo
Of the Orange, AleIa. and Manassas <. (:
As trustee ISL bstituted for Geo. Il. Carter il E
deed executed By i. 7. Grim and wife dated
the 9Th CT .sy, 1853, aad Of record n the county
q Prince William, Va, the undersigned vii
oGe1 fcc sale, By public a1ctioa OF the premises,
IT WEDN ESDAT, the I'll day Of june 1871,
tie TRACTOR LAND IL said deed Conveyed,
,7ricb lies uDca the Alexandria aad Warrenton
pike, within fTe niles Of TIE villages Of Geines-
vile and Manassas: and contains $50 ACRES OF
which above three-fcurths are arabic, and the re-
'?a;ncer in T'co1 enc timber. The building: ere,
the MANSION, with eight large rcclus, a.
needing repairs to make it habitsble, small i.:
hu: comfortable LOG HOUSE, occupied DT tie
present tenant, Stone Stable end Log Corn
House ard Grsnery. "Hazei Plain" is in C. de-
sireh!c md healthy section Of the county OF
Prince William, nesc churches, schools. mills
and narkets; 2alniles from the city Of Alcxan-
dria and from O., A: & N. Z. r.; is Of a red or
chocolate colored soil, easily cultivated very
susceptible of improvement, and we'll supplied
with ;Eatcr. Mr.. Burnitz, residing on the farm,
will show the property to any one wishing ID ex-
anime it, For further particulars apply |" the
subscriber.
Terms: The decd Of trust stipulatcS for ! sale
Eyr CASH bu: tho creditors ordering the sale vii!
allow favorable terms Of credit As 10 two thirds
ol' tho purchase money if desired by the p..r-
chaser. VIM. II. FITZHUGH. Trustee.
.. Frederick sEurr Va
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Fairfax county, APP 2l-cots

DUBLIC SALE.--By virtue Of Il decree Of
l. the Circuit Court of Prince William coun-
Is. pronounced on the llth day of Octhcr, 1876,
in the suit OF Latshaw IS. Miner, the und ersigncd,
who was appointed special Commissioners for
that purpose, will, on MONDAY, the 9TH day
of June ISL that being Court day, at the front
door of the Court House OF said county, sell, by
public auction. TWO TRACTS OF LAND. I'D.
Joining each other; one containing Iu2 arr"~' !
rood and 2Sapoc-. and has on il q cointor;a- G==a
bic DwEIIIHG The other contains 90 81
acres. r"ocl- and - pole
These tracts al land arc situated in Prince
William county, un III" telegraph road from
Dumirics /" Fredericksburg, about tw" mile,
from the former place.
They are we'll tmbrrcd and wat"rcd, and are
considered very good land. and ar" within '%"
miles 81 navigablc watcr.
TERMS-Onc-fourlh "t tie purcil:lS" money
TO hc in cash on the day 81 sale, and the residue
in three equal n:talmcmt, ii six. twelve and
eighteen mouths, the deferred payments t. bear
interest from The day "I -aIc and ~ be secured
by bonds, with approved personal sccurit, tho
title 70 DO retained and the land subject 10 TO-
s:rlc under order Of the Court, and ten per cent
If the purchase money forfeited III case !Ic
terms are not complied with.
EPPA HUTTON. C,,nl..:.
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WMiT;UNTIpE. To n3orroW I'll! ko WhlF-
Sunday festival kept By the Roman Catholic
AID Episcopal Churches, il: conmer:oration Ct
the descent of the Holy 'ikoss on the day Of
Pcutecos: It always occurs ten days after As
ccss!oa Day. The day is called Whit-5urday
because en- this day the catechuucn5 who "eEe
haptised a. we'll IS chase who were haptlsed at
Faster. appeared IN 10 ancien, .chrrch in
white garment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-27

PoIIcE REroET.-A colnrcd man named Jno.
Henry Lee. escaped from the station house this
morning. but was pursued Immediately. and
aftcr Prolonged ard exciting chase in Which
the police were assisted by 3 large number Of
boys, lie was caught on the railroad track be-
yond the depot Of the o., A. 4 NJ. i. K, having
travcrscd Nailor's Hill, the grave yards and the
commons in the ncighborhood. Mr. George
Smith kept him in sight from the stai3n house
to the bridge pump whcr" officer Webb took up
tho trail.
\ colorcd man named Coleman waS arrested
and locked up in the station house on the Charge
of having robbed the stall of Mr.: Bcnj; lonng,
in the Market, during the fire on the l?!l'nStant
MAYORS OrFlcr.-.jamcs Archibald for dis
orderly conduct last night. and for abusing Mrs.
Boguc q few days ago, WAS fined and discharged
\ warrant WAS issued for the arrcs; -oul5a
Bcalc, for violent assault on her sister. Betsy
Burroughs both colored. :.
J. II. Lee. colorcd on the charge Of Stealing
clothing from Charlotte Dixon, also colorcd,
was committed to Jail for rial at the next term
of the Corporation Court.
NIGur REroRT- Night warm and cloudy un-
Ill , -. NJ, when it cleared away. There were
no disturbances in any quarter Of the city. Two
prisoners and one ledger were at the station
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DEGREES

AID whatsoever .uu.. be.
Creditors Ut the Bank, whose cla,r1a have hecn
allowed arc, under said decree: entitled T. set If
ct par t3c. ciail1!. ag@ir:t any purchases Ct SAID
ctsctc tEe;' TRY !cE:ie.
Il descriptive list q said effects may BIO seen q.
tce oHtce u David J. Saunders, on 18th STREET.
bat"ee2 Main ard Bank, in Richmond ~hici.
he public IRE invited to call and examine. Th;.
ready 81 7Ql:. - !: cat b: prepared.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
Receiver Farmers Bank Of Virginia
Richmond, up lS-lawt;
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WASHINGTON AND Ono RAILROAD. w"
are requested Ia say that the statement made
by the Winchester News a lew days ago, ABOUT
an unfavorablc turn in tho affairs Of the WASH
ington and Ohio Railroad, Il, regards the On
tension from Hamilton To Winchester. was
founded upon incorrect intnrmation The OK
tension will be prosecuted with vieor rs soon
as arrangements nowin progress are completed.
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q :. SALT
"
Imported direct i-o1: Li:crFcg: - c:iE s.:
Achae!s, OF hand md for sale br
Dyg HOE. WEDDERBCRN S CO.
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ny 6-t6r

TRUSTEES SALG.-By virtue Of g decd f
L trust from William D. Shepherd and wife,
dated the 9th day C December, 1861. re. ?r<'ed
among the land records o: F&ict&z COUNT, H.!
Il, NJ 4, folio l4c: 81 fer the purposes ;ners:-s
mentioned, shall otter to- sale, b. public auG-
ton, 1t Fairfax Cc.=c House, oI, MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of lure, Isil, (tEg- being Court Day
that TRACT OF LAND IN Sid deed 12en icn-
ed, called OAK. MOUNT, containing near 3;E}
scres.
This tract Of .lend il situated 9eac ihc T!!!aga
q Fails Church, i: we'll supplied with wood; i;
we'll watcred, and is most desirable tract q
land It is about SIX !niles from Georgetown M
Alexandria, and S or 9 from the city Of Wash
ingtoH.
An orchard Of choice fruit has recently been
planted upon the premises. The dwelling, which
was Vi brick: has recently been destroyed ny fire
Terms A sufficient sum will no required in
cash 10 pay expenses of sale and what IS now
due, which viii be about S2lGO; the rc!nalni"T
-. $3.50 in w" equal payments; onc-h@!t on
the lst day Of january, 1872, ami the residue Oh
the lst day Of January, 1873 with intere.t from
thu Is, day Of January, l87l-thc purchaser I"
rva notes, together with the deed Of trust, 10
secure their payment. Con"cyances md stamps
., the expense Of the purchaser.
THOS. r. LOVE, Trustee.
1,,irf, y rnuufv an 2l--cOts
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fredericksburg, ap %9-cotS
----I----|--'.-.
DUBEIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
NEhP nr(lnnIrNN EAInEAN m -


NOUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L NEAR OCCOQCAN. FAIRFAX CO.
BY virtue Of q decree ri! the Circuit Court o.
Fairfax county, rendered nj June term, 1858, in
the consolidated causes Of Martin. Pcddlc and
Hamici and Thomas Stanley vs. Thomas Ncv-
lit, we shall sell, as Commissioners named in
said decree, on MONDAY, June 9Th. ISL
Court day in front Of the Court House Of said
county the valuable TRACT OF LAND on
which Ncytt resides. containing two hundred
acres, well wooded and watcrcd, and with COM
Portable building improvements. Said land adj
joins tho lands of Harry Bayli:s, Mr.. Margaret
Dawson, Mrs. Fanny &. Wilson and Thomas
NJ. Davis, is two miles from tidcwater and on
the telegraph road and the line Of tho y. Il f.
i. r., as located "
Terms Onc-tenth in cash, and the residue in
three equal instalments, payable in six, twelve
md eighteen months, with interest, secured by,
the bonds Of the purchaser. and Il. retention Of
the title till the last payment is made; the cash
payment to be forfeited and the land rcsoid on
the failure "t:thr purchaser to plctc hisiilr
.''. GEO. WM BRENT.
. n: DU LANI BALL.
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CANAL NAvlGATloN- Coal boats from Cum
bertrand commenced to arrive again yesterday
evening, the suspension Of navigation having
been only of five hours turation, and having
been caused by the drawing off of the water
from Seneca Level in order to allow some re-
pairs to be made to the feeder at that point.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-16
n. j MCKINNEY,
r.. .. BRIGGS, : Con
&. j. MONROE,

The Committee reported back the claim OF
Horace ID. Dillon for the sum OF twenty-five
dollars and recommended that the same be DIS
allowed. ON motion the said claim was disal-
lowed.
The Committee also recommended that the
bill OF Albert ross Constable, for the sum OF
fifty and 2O-1G0ths dollars, which was allowed
by the session of the last Board of Supervisors
in January last, at forty and 20-1OOths dollars,
be allowed az presented, as they deemed the
Claim just one. On motion the Board voted
that an order be drawn In favor of Albert Cross
for ten and 20-100ths dollars, being the amount
necessary to make up the amount of the bill
as presented.
The Committee also reported back a claim OF
Thomas o. Ward for ten dollars which was de-
Quoted by prior Board OF supervisors from
bill :or printing presented by Mr.. Ward. On
motion the claim was laid on the table for
future action.
The Committee on Comparing Rolls pre-
sented the following report to wit
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF the
County Of Van Buren,:
Your Committee on Comparing Rolls report
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-16
WHOLE NO. S4S

Supervisor Bass then moved to amend the
report OF the Committee on Equalization by
deducting $4,000 from the valuation OF the
township OF Paw Paw, as reported by the
Equalization committee, which motion pre-
vailed by the following VOTE to wit:
AYEs-Messrs. Mckinney, Fisk Howard, Nut
ting, Hart, Bass, Corey, Briggs, Wise, Mon
roe. Streator and Watson-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. A. Heath. G. e. Heath. Haven,
Barker, ecllley and Duncombe-6.
Supervisor Mckinney moved to reduce the
Equalized valuation OF the township OF Ant
werp in the sum of 10000, which motion was
lost by the following vote, to wit
AYEs-Messrs. 4. Heath. Mckinney. Fisk,
Howard Nutting, Corey and Brigg-7.
NAYs-Messrs. {. L. Heath, Haven. Barker,
Hart eckley, Duncombe, Bass, Wise Mon
roe, Streator and Watson-11.
supervisor Briggs then moved that tie
Equalized valuation of the township Of Deca-
tur, as reported by the Committee, be increased
by the addition of $1,000, which motion did
not prevail by the following vote, to wit:
AYEs-Messrs. Mckinney and Briggs.
NAYs-Messrs. \. Heath. Fisk, G. f. Heath.
Haven, Howard, Nutting, Barker, Hart
Monroe, Streator and Watson-16.
The report of the Equalization Committee
as amended by the deduction of SAC. 900 from
the Equalized valuation OF the township or
Paw Paw was then adopted by the following
vote, to wit:
AYEs-Messrs A. Heath, Fisk, C.. Z. Heath.
Haven, Howard, Mutting, Barker. Hart,
leckey, Duncombe, Bass. Corey, Wise, Mon
roe, Streator and Watson-16.
NAYs-Messrs. Mckinney and Briggs.
The Committee on Claims presented the
following for the following report. which was
accepted and adopted, to wit
To the Honorable Board Of supervisors OF the
County Of Van Buren,:
Your Committee on CLAIMS beg leave to make
the following report on Claims, which have
come before them:
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Default aa.,a. been made in the pavmeat ct
a portion o. taa money secured 10 be paid = "a
certain naenture II mortgage made ,4d eSrcd-
ted by Andrew Ml,ac6, %, Autverp, van Bugen
County, Michigan, 20 Ph;,ll q. Tuckrv, on the
tArtistn Gay OF November, A, =. lSjS, ai.l re-
corded in the Off ~ ne Register o. DecJ, ,.r
the County o. au DuTcn Do tas .DurtceGth
day ct December, 4. u. l,5. In lher =, OF
mortgages on PAGE ala, and en which mortgage
aud notes accompanying hc same there Is due
at the date o. ibis notice the sam ot two Auu-
drcd and nine : ilars Iit lcip- tae FIRST pay
meut and the iiteIest Ga tae reNamia. uay-
meut. from tle da,c Of tho mortgage H. the 10Th
dry oI No,embor, \. d. 800, and oo suit al W
or ia equity hayiu. been instituted for fhc re.
coycry OF the same or any part ticreoi: y tice
Is hereby given that by yirtu, OF t.e power o4
sale co tanned IN said mortgage auo the statute
IN suen case made and pro'ilsd, ull the follow
ing described lands situated I'm the County ot
,as Buren and State ot Michigan, to-wt The
south west quarter ot the north west quarter os
section tulrty-ave go IN township three o..
su0 o' rang thirteen tl@ yes, containing
~ v iPl acre, more cor less, VIII bc sold az
p Bile yenduc ~ the trcnt door o.! the Court
II u.e, in the village or Paw paw. ;hat bciu I,
tue place holding the Cirriit Court iu and
Tor ,aii Coglty %. Nan Burct., br sine >ueriN oi
said County, oo the Eth day o. >egtc,aa.r mex.
at ipo'ciocS 40 tbu forenoon ,. saii iay. lo
satisfy the amount tH1n due oa said iaaenlurc
of mor gage with the costs aaJ charges allowed
by law, AMI also twenty five dollars q, an at
torney fee stipulated by The parties to said iu-
deHture of mortgage. Si6tl3
Da'ed at Paw Paw, June Gth. ISL
PHILIP q. TUCkEl, Mortgagce
THEODORE l.. HENDKCK, Attorney.
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Proceedings of the Board o.
SUPERVISORS,
June Session, A. d. 1877.

Be it remembered that on the 18th day OF
June, A. d. 1871, the Board Of Supervisors
for the County Of Van Buren,, in the State Of
Michigan, convened at the Office OF the County
Clerk in said County, when the following named
Supervisors were present and answered to a
cali OF the roll to wit:
A. Heath, Arlington; c. +. Heath, Bangor
j. y. Howard, Columbia G.. G. b. Yeckley,
Hamilton; Chas. Duncombe, Keeler; W. w.
Bass, Lawrence :. W. Fisk, Almena; A.
Haven, Bloomingdae f. o. Briggs, Paw Paw
ID. ID. Wise, Pine Grove and p I. Streator,
Waverly. ON motion OF supervisor Yeckley,
Supervisor Duncombe was unanimously elected
Chairman of the Board. On motion Of Super
visor Briggs, the Board adjourned until two
o'clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board convened pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. Quorum present. The following
Committees were appointed by the Chairman,
to wit:
Com on Claims, Mckinney, Briggs. & Monroe.
- 4" Finance, Streator & Nutting
=. =" Equalization, Yeckley. Wise g. C. +.
Heath
Com. on footing Rolls, Haven, Nutting,
Corey, Howard & A. Heath.
Com. on Comparing Rolls Fisk, Barker,
Corey, Bass, A. Heath, Hart, " atson, c. E.
Heath g. Nutting.
Com. On County Buildings Howard Il c. +.
Heath.
Com. on Agriculture. Yeckley & Wise.
8 " Appointment, c. Z. Heath q Corey.
g to settle with Co. Treasurer, Mckinney
& Wise.
No farther business being before the Board,
the several Committees retired to their respect
i've Rooms.
Upon due proclamation the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at eight o'clock.
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH 1871.
Board convened pursuant 20 adjournment.
Roll called Quorum present. Proceedings Of
yesterday read and approved. Sundry accounts
were received and referred to the Committee
on Claims. No other business appearing be-
fore the Board the several Committees retired
to their respective rooms. On motion the
Board adjourned until one o'clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board convened pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. Quorum present. There beng
no other business before the Board the several
Committees retired to their respective rooms.
The Committee on Claims presented the fol-
lowing report which was accepted and adopted
to wit:
TO the Honorable Board OF supervisors OF the
Counts OF Van Buren,.
Your Committee on CLAIMS beg leave 10 make
the following report on such claims as has been
referred to them: