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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-21
THE TRADES.

JOHN o. HOGAN, 713 Asrsa aysss,
Manufacturer OF Q Newly Patented Spring BOILER
and Yenttlatin4 Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and Tent
Tor sale or rent. Sole Agent for the only genuine
mil6ew Proof Awning Material. seplE tr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19

A MoNG the many diSeoveries of valuable rem
edieS for Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
WAOE's LIvEE CORRECToE."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19
F1AnnoI@I

Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has adj
4 VantHEes over all others, it beinE socun,tructed
that the vent can be regulated, thus in.uripT the
Petiect control OF tho supply of milk. 1t also al.
lows the child to nurse naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which cause. irrit,hiL.
ny and often severe sickness. Physician, Ali over
the country are recommending this bottle. Giyei IL
u trial. Just received by
Nav IL. 1915 G. = prIJrp
E'hhNflELDS HorGe and Cattle PoIder-fr..
L :toln all mineral medicines vet so comnound.
cd OF various roots, herbs, bsrk.. &c, a., TO bs
proinPt In It. eftncts and able 20 give relief in all
the prominent diseases Of the horse, for sale BY
NAY ~, ISn5 C. F. BELLER.
DREPA Mustard PI1sters-supsrinr 10 COM
L mon mustard plASterS, always ready for i'm
mediate use. clean and not liable TO change.
play ,lSIo- C z. BELLER.
- Powder in the world. Light and nutritious
Bread Biscuit and CAkeS made with it With but lit
tic trouble. c. Z. BELLER.
~ pepsiH, Constipation, Headache, Loss of APP
petite. &c. For sale by C.E LIE
July II, 1876
EMON FIGs.-A pleasant. safe and efiectuaI
~ remedy for Constipation of tho Bowels. For
sale by G. E. BELLER.
GRAHAM'S Diarrhea Mixture, prepared from
~ the original Formula, the most sffectual rem
edy in use for DiRrrhea and all bowel affections,
to be bad at e.. E. BELLER's.
THE Shaker Extract OF Roots, highly recon.
mended for Dyspepsia, Liver COMPLAINT. &c,
CoNDENsED Milk. Eagle Brand, the best made.
~ to be had at C. E. BELLER'S.
July II, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19

GROCERIES, GIas.xsre, Que.nsvHre,- woOd.n
ware, Boots sDd Shoes, and a variety Of No
tionR, for sale at reduced prices. Bacop, Lard.
Butter and Eggs taken in Exchange for Goods Al
highest market price. s. s. DALGARN. =
Nov 80, ISIS. First National Bank BuiIdin1.
EEAGASS 4 HAIEES', Turner'S, NiIey'S and
L Renner's Flour Corn Meal, BuckwheSt Tiour
and Honey; for sale By S.. DALGARN.
10 DIFFERENT kinds Of Chewing and ,.v.,,I
- Einds oil SHoking Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff. &C..
Eer i ~ SIS. DALGARN.
SFNJERPRIsE" Roasted Coffee, for sale BY
Jan u, 1875 S. ALGARN.
+ you WAntH Cheap pair Of Boots or Shoes, call
LAT 8 8. DALGARNis
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GEO. T. LIGHT.

DSALER IN
Drugs, TNod1ctneS,
"a M tt -,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ToBACcos.
CIGARS, &c,
TAXES this opportunity of thanking his a
pStrOns Tor their mOSI liberal vHtr1pn1,"
Tor the Inst year, and hopes by strict Intention ~
and fair dealing TO merit q continuance of she NS
Same. ] sell fret rate Eoods AlwsyS; do not cell
cotfntrJert or cheap go0ds for Ihe bet. warrant
everything cold to be returned II Not As guATAn.
teed. ItiS my desire, and also pleasure. to cell my
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
GIrGys. but vail. If compelled ssiI them LAudsuum
Tor q cts., Syrup for 3 ,IR. and Cologne Tor IS CITE.
per pint; but Mt the same time, lot me In form You,
that according TO the United StAtes PhArnAcUpsA,
you cam make LHudbnum for less than 10 cts. by
the ThulesEle. A much cheaper plan 10 10 buy
your goods genuine, and add The LDGfrr yourssII.
! want all my old Accounts SottIcd up by paying
the Cash immediately, and new ONES begun immS:
stately II MOI oooneT- Will not Rsk for money on
the new ones until alter Harvest.
ClGARS-best in town.
January ID, 1874. GEO T. LIGHT.
Library, at
y Jan -. 1874. IF, ri GEO. T. LIGHT's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
THE BLACK VOTE DIVIDED.

DR.. Red6eld, a republican. and the cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, a re>
publican paper, was in Alsbans during the
late election there, and has arrived at the con-
clusion that at last the black vote in the South
has been divided. lie says that MarinSo
county in that State has heretofore been one
OF the republican, s~trOngholds, and up to the
hate election it never failed to roll in q repub-
lican majority of from wo to three thousand.
The population of the county is 5000 white
and 20.Q5S colored. This means that the re-
publicnDs outnumbered the democrats more
thsu three 20 one. Iu 1874 the democrats
Polied l,>0S votes and the republicans 3.432
Last week ;na republican vote Gwindlsd down
10 l,306 ard tue ,:eaaerat,c swelied to 2.59S,
for the reason tnas tui!y one t .ous1nd c.lorsd
men voted the democratic ticket. sud auatrer
thousand aid not SOte e. al. Bullock county
contains I,223 whites sui Il, 257 blacks In
1871 the TepUh ran t:cart III thar COUNTY had
2,3v3 vote, ana = 'he receir -i-osloo Il has
but 900, = "a ~ fl al nearly 2.UU1. Sai.s,
tie demecrafc sar= IA. "a. rr"m i.5>+ u 1874
to 2,9l9 q 1876 = tnorc aye orts .aors
lee Geuoers:sc sa,es u rle COUNTY II is
evident the a..s sf ire back vote ven. t.
the democ:sr>- Il dai- co4gty. coats;n-pg
1850 Whites = f7r1J nac.s. she aenas..t,
made a net gain of 2,93S votes. fully I.5o0
blacks voting with r6e democrats
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19
PLAIN TALK.

A correspondence hiss recently been pub>
lished bc,ween the Rev. S.ia> Curtis. of New
Hampshire, a white minister OF the Baptist
Church, ana The Rev j. ". Duagee. colored,
Of Richmond, Va. in which Mr.. Duppee
says
"Nhen you call QUE people rebels you do
them a great wrong. l believe she people of
the South sre a. loyal to the Un.on as those
Of the North. | ask You as q Cariatian, do
you ihIuk It right TO be constantly abusing
the Southern people? They have come back
to the Union AMI fully accepted of ali the
amendments to the constitution, with all the
results Of the Var The only reason why thew
have made such an effort to get hold of their
own State governments is to protect them
selves from the wicked plunderings and rob-
berry of carpet-baggers, and every good man,
white and black, ought to join hands to eman-
cIpate our section from this fearful state of
things Remember, that our homes in the
South are as dear to US IS yours In New Hamp-
shire Now, how would you like your State
to be infested with L gang of these political
thieves, from another far country, plundering
the public treasury and leaving = tax ON the
people too heavy for them to bear, exciting
riots, causing bloOdshed? l ask you, would
you help them to continue the work of de-
struction against your own people? l tell
you this is our condition, and the colored peo-
pie are the main agency by which they are
enabled to do their work, and, in nv iudg-
ment, nothing Tut a di0ision of the coIored
rote can bring Pesce and prosperity, which
We 50 much need ard L feel that no pulpit
work or mission effort will enable me to do as
much for my race as this work"
Nor does the Virginia missionary stand
alone in stating what he believes to be the true
policy of the cOlored people. The Rev. An
drew j. Chambers, another colorod preacher.
educated in Ohio, and sent to Alabama on
missionary duty, has written = long letter to
the editor of the Little Rock Herald, in which.
after bearing testimony to the peaceful condi-
ton of the State under the rule of Gov. Gar
land, he goes on to say
Il, for one, have tired following the lead of
contemplate pot house politicians, whose only
mission is to cry to the colored man democrat
and rebel. while they grasp federal patronage
with one hand aud pluhdes the State with
the other"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19
POLITICAL.
REFORMATION.

Let reformation be the wstehwO,d Maid the
mighty hCst
From Now YOrk's rOck-bound shores, to Cali
fornia's coast,
Shout it on the hill tops, and make the wslkin
ring;
Catch it up ye valleys. AID let the cities sing.
With TIldsn as a leader we'll roat the plunder-
ing band,
And scout them from the high places throughout
the entire lard,
While Hendricks with the old Euard dfFstrans
tried and true
Il marching IN solid columns meath the red the
white and blue
Too long we've borne the CALLING yofs.too long
we've bowed the knee
To men ofvery bad reDute for peace and harmony;
But now We'll cast it of. Nnd fEe to do aud dare.
And rally round our standard let corruption now
beware.
The miniOns who have stolen the crust sfhOnest
See the outraged millions like tue anaeondas coil,
Tightening around their bloatsd land, from
Maine TO Florida.
While the handwriting on the wall proclaim .
brighter day.
LabOr's now arrayeditSelf. on refernatiop's side
And marching by the millions. OF like the oceans
tide,
With ballots in our hands moro potent than the
sword,
Wen bear them down in November. and cast
them overheard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19

To REPoLIsH FURxITuRE.-Oiled furDi,
ture that has been scratched or marked NAV
be restored to its original beauty simnlv by
rubbing boiled linsecd oil. used by the paint,
ers, on the surface with a wad of WOODEN r,gs
Vanished furniture dulled may be simil.rIv
restored by the use of varnish composed If
shellac dissolved in alcohol, applied in a sim.
liar manner. Common beeswax rubbed over
furniture and heated by the friction of . wool.
en- Wad briskly used, is also an excellent fur.
niture polish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19
Change ofLocation.
WOODEN G D
THE undersigned respectfully inform. his 70
L mcr customers ard the public generally 10
be has leTsed the
SIiANNONDALE FACTORY.


and will there manufacture Wooden Goods on an
increased scale having greater facilities and more
Improved hEeh;n cry bcsldea izil corps Of cOmpo-
tent woTzmen. Every article heretofore manufac.
tured under my supervision will, IN my prescrt
establishment, be produced in greater perfection,
and will compare fayorah!y with the beat fE Frics
lam Ia the market for WOOL, ana wi! purchase
at tho FactOr? and through nay Agents in Charles
town Aessrs. Duke h Ga laker-aIluuin the high
est market price If Gore convenient Tor my Old
custoneTs woo may desire to ezcL.rge Wool for
Goods 10 dsliTe. the Wool in Charisst0wn, M1ssrS.
Duke 4 GaiiHher arc authorized to receive and
receipt for the ZANE
Iaform stiou a . to prices, &C., may be had by
addressing me at K~ableto~n, or NY Agents at
ChNriesIO~n
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, ! trust 10 mor!t, by careful at
tention TO 5Usiness, the manufacture OF superior
eoods sod by moderate charges, a continuance of
the good ~iI and cus,omof old friends and p trial
by new ones. A. in.
May. 20. 1875.
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y q. "ADR,a
silver COrrcctOr''
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free Erom ALCOHOLIC SItmnIanfs.

4 MONG the many discoveries of valuable rem
n odie' for Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
Read The Following Testimonials:
BEREA p o., rA hville 60 N C, Mar. 10, "a.
DR. WADE. Dear SIF: Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease } or ! years. which at iimes amount.
ed 40 arrangement. WAen in baltimore, la.t No
vemher, ] procured ono bottle OF LIvER LoRREoToH.
! now consider InyFoIf we'll. You're, respectfully.
ISAAC n DAY, of Day h Meadows.
Prof. Norman, Emeritus, CT Washington
InNrrsity, Md, now ResiOeuI Ply eiCiNp, Whine
"Dr. wAds's Liver COrroetor and Dys1op,h
Cure l Que OF the very best TsnediCa LOT DyFpspGk
! have eNer used"
Dr.J mes, a prominent physician in Virginia,
VINO hat PTescTihsd II Tor two ytsTs, SAyP:
81 "a 4 hnd no better remedy for d yspepsiaa and
Liver fm?lAiut than WAUE's LIvER CoERECTOR.
Col. GOode, a Premins mt and well known Esn-
t4emHI In the sHmC county Va, SNys:
not be without A."
MIR JmO. A. AIcArthur. County TreA.urer Of
Dublin Go ,. e. SAys: w~pE's LIvER CoRREc-
Ton has done me moro good. and given me moro 70.
&c, &c"
Prof. Noel. of College OF Physicinns and Sur.
titIonor in that city, prescribrs ana us.. il in hi,
own family and sHyS: ''Il is the beet renee ' Tor
DyRpepsia with TOrpij Liver and COnsIipAtion ~
BO~eIs ] ever knew"
OAK Hut. n. e., Sep. :, 1876.
DR: WADE. D'GT Sir: I have recommended
DR.. Wade's"IivCr CUrTeotOr" in my practice and
hAv, found il = very excellent remedy in tornidi,1
Of the Liver and have known il to give relief Wh.n
other remedies Rad failed.
WIN. THoRP, NJ. D.
Baltimore ESuR'' Gays: "Dr. UGde's Liver
CorrectOr 10 prescribed by our best phyEIeiapO, for
Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases. and We Rdri.e sny
OF our friends suite ring with such, TO give il q
trial.
DR.. Walker. a calculated physician Of W. Va.
pronounce "Wnde'S Liver CorrectOr" the boss
remedy e1tsnt Tor Dysrepsin in all iIS Iorms.
d.. WADE co Sole prOVTieGors.
Whuleasle DFGgciEs.
o ". baltimore Street,
Sept'noeF ~, 1870 ~. baltimore.
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INDICATING A P1G-At a recent meet
ing of an English farmers club, Professor
Mcbride spoke of the difficulty of administer
ing medicine to a pig. He said ITO dose \
pig, which you are sure to choke if you at,
tempt to make him drink while squeezing.
halter him as you would for execution, and
tie the rope eud to a stake. He will pull
back till the rope is slightly strained. When
he has ceased his uproar and begins to reflect,
approach him and between the back part of
his jaws insert an old shoe from which YOU
have cut the toe leather. This he will at
once begin TO suck and chew. Through it
pour your medicine, and he will swallow .uv
quantity you please"
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C~O.P4KTNERSHIP NOTICE.

0S and after April Ist. 1876. I iuterd .,,oei.
~ a;:HR Mr. Robcrt 3. Mitchell with mead tbe
prug: BGzinstI heretofore conducted under IN.
name Of Geo, 7. Light, will be continued und.r
the name and style Of
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
The newt -Intsk~ this opportunity to extend a
oordis! sRd EosPi'a}!e iavitatiou to every ner.o-
WISHING anything IN the line OF Pure Drugs .Medi-
eines. &c anc guarantee SstisfActiou both Ia or4aI-
ny ave pr'es- LIGHT Il MITCHELL.
.Haying TnNde a char &c in my businerp. Twill bs
s-hi -D' Al tEat know Themselves indebted to call
Saa 'ei'.e' a. ! ara II need Of money.
APriI4' 1876. GEO. T. LIGHT.
= STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE
THE Singer Sewing Machine makes n. , ,Io-
rate"i speed 500 Stitches a minute. Think
o. Ihe time saved 10 the lifetime of an ayerare
"est N;Tgiu,su' sad buy a Singer from.
!a1e2 20. io.6- A. ". HAWKS.
KNITTING COTTON
RLCE md white mixed, Brown ,nd Whit.
- mixed, Blue mixed HleAcbed and U ubIeache I'd
hniii.ng cotton. Ter EAle by
.,.- GEO: WI K~EARsLEY.
TAR in 10 gallon ferr for ,aIe bv
= W K~EARSLEY.
GEO. w. 7. KEARsLEY.
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DRUGGISTS AVID DEALERS.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKsI

Harvey GrHmmer. MIC ufsy's Readers Nos. lat.
Znd' 3D. 4ih. BIB and 9th, McGuHey's S~oeIleT1'
copy Books. States, Slate Pencils, CeoErAp 6ieI and
AtlAs' both Descriptive snd Physical. viii allow
eeise0unt to Teachers in all cases. Are prepared
TO furnish any book on shorteS. time ima1inAble.
sept 9, 1874. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
TOBACCoS, both Smoking and Chewing, the
l. besI, and none other, at
GEO. I. LIGHTS Drug Store.
(1OAL Oil AT 30 eta. n gallon, warranted fre.proof
- and non explosive, test . ppAratus At the store,
diseount allowed on larger quantities.
sept. ., 1919. GEO. T. LIGHT.
pUBLICLY ANNOUNCED am prepared 10
inrnlsh the beat quality Of Goods n as reason
any second-hAnd or inferior goodG, either in med.
lcineS or fancy goods. cheap, and call them first
clAss.) Will order for any one cheap goods ~
needed, but would rather sell the best. win make
time 70 Suit all prompt and reliable men.
Sept. s, 1874. Gee. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-19

WANT to buy Tallow, Hog Hair, Old Iron and
l. Bone'; will pay Cash or Trade.
J.H. YESTERDAY,
EeU'sJ IsO. Tia and Stove HsusS.
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Of the Board OF In
3 f1rmary Directors.

sKfOCeeOuBBS Ot tue DOaru VI Aue
!: Urinary Directors.
The Board met on the 9th inst, pres
ent JOHN PFALzeRAF, HENRY SMITH and
RoBERr MoCAMMoNs
The following bills were allowed -
g. w. Sloan, So for keeping out-pau.
per; Nv. Turner,s $ll for keeping
out pauper; J.Je Eatley, s2S flor sew.
enty bushels OF corn at 40 cents per
.bushel; Jacob Wilson, S87 80, part
salary as Superintendent; Jacob Burg
sbacher, 8 cotfins, S18; j. T. Judkins
rel7 40 for drugs;J. E. Dillon 81, for
medical attendance; Dr. james Smith,
Oh medical attendance son iput-pauper6
Jacob Roemer, 81 merchandise for out
pauper; John Morris, S1l 25 tor %
bushels potatoes Simon Hall, convey.
ing out-pauper to Infirmary So; DR..
VIM. Walton, medical attendance $26
S. Dorr, lSr., boarding John, Webber
SO; 6, w. Stewart, medical attendance
ON Il. B. Payne s27 80; Henry Smith,
transporting Jos. Jackson from Bridge,
port s13 35; l. P. Farquhar, medical
attendance on Jacob Krouse Sl5; Burk-
head d Williams, hire of spring wagon
to haul jackson "a 5oj JAS, N. Green,
for VIM. Porters funeral
.SS: DR.. j. j. Burton medical attendance
on VIM. Porter $40; Jos. Hodge, ner-
chandise for Porter 81 so; Daniel Wal
ton, making Report 81 so. 'sse's q
There being no further business the
Board adjourned to Monday, the Sd
day OF April Z q 2EF n
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Talbott's Headlight. !.
The Night Comcth When No
Man Can work.-Joan t., 4.
REMARKABLY CHEAl

! -
We have just received two hundred and
thirty seven pairs of women's and chill.
idren's Shoes, and ffty-thrse pairs of
mems and women's Slippers, which we
will sell atmuch Tess prices than we have
ever known them to be sold.
We are selling Mems Slippers, real
good ones, at thirty-tive cents pair, and
Women's Slippers, real good ones, at thir,
ty cents pair.
DEATH & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in , WHlS-
KY, WINEAND BEER, take this op-
portunity of informing their friends that
they continue the trade Of making
aDRUSEARps. BANKRuprs, BEGaARs and
MANIAcs. on the most reasonable terms
at the shortest notice.
DEATH 4 Co. assure the public that
the articles in which they deal are the
best and most pleasant poisons in the
world; and they will warrant certain death
in every case where the individual perse-
veres 10 the use Of them. - = -
DEATH l. Co. bring themselves under
obligationsto send more persons to the
poor house. the prison, the gallows, the
graveyard and to HE'LL, than any other
firm. Our place of business is easily
fourd, aud may be known by the squalor,
filth, obscsuity, or misery Of the custom
ers who congregate around them.
DEATH T. Co. will spa-e no pains or
expense to bring the wives and children
of their customers to misery, temporal
and eternal, and drive to delirium aud
death as many as the public good may re-
quire Satisfactory references can be
given to county jails, houses of correc-
tion. luuatic asylums, hospitals, work.
houses, insolvent debtors courts, the
court Of bankruptcy, or the wives and
families of those whom DEATH & Co.
have had the happiness to make drunk
ards. 80.
N. B B-DEArH d Co are making a spe,
cial effort at the present time, to disgrace
and ruin every young man. s,.
Gentlemen. by calling at our place ol
business. may sse specimens Of drunk.
ards. and subjects Of the eharnel house
at all hours By day and by night, ,suNpAYt
not excepted. DEATH & Ca
Send for sample Of our 10 cent Jeans
Talbotl''S One Price and Cash Store
sss@Fs Bsrnesyillc, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-14

wJpdge CHAxBrss sentenced the
persons convicted at the late term Of
Court,-in Belmont.county, as follows:
Jack ones. cutting with intert to kill,
three years; George Taas, eusting With
intent to kill, five years; Henry Beall
and James Williams, aiding and abetting
the same. each three and half years !;
Robert Gardiner, arson, FIVE years; Will
liam Hardy, manslaughter. five years,
and James Mabra, Jesse b. Ellis and
Menander Colvin, for burglary, each
three years. These latter three were
the parties who broke open the store OF
Hunt 4 Bro, ID BarnesriIle. Charles
Yaus, brother of George, was sentenced
to the reform farm for FIVE years, for te-
ing implicated in the same transaction
as his brother. Martin Kavanaugh, for
breaking into and stealing from B R
Cars, OF Bellaire, three years.
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Proceedings Of tie Board
County Com m iesiO n ers.

The Board met in regular session on
Monday, the 9th inst, present JAMES
ARMSTRONG, EDWARD OKEr and DAVID
LENTz
Allowed William White S35 for re-
moving lald slide ON road south of
Graysville J. NJ Parker was allowed
$3 for guarding, and assisting Sheriff in
case Of George and Benjamin Barker.
The appointment of Jacob Wilson
to Superintend the County Infirmary for
one year from March 1st, 1876, at $3.50,
The Board with the Auditor made
settlement with the County Treasurer
and found the funds, e12,424 Al, in the
vaults.
TuEspAY. 37rH inst The Intlrmsry
Directors were. allowed fees as follows :
Henry Smith, $22 so; John Pfalzgraf,
S20;s Robert McCammon, $l5ssf5a Igr
The following bills were allowed:-
Simmons & ShaDkland, S47 rs, fill at
Lebanon bridge; w +. Morris, 81 for
recording bonds; WI. Carter, 80 for
repairing gates st court house; Jacob
Burgbacher, 50, for putting locks on
court house, doors; Seibert d Lilley,
1854 Is for books, blanks and station
cry for county offices; j. w. Doherty,
81 So, for serving subp@nas for wit,
nesses before the Grand Jury; John
Harman, SO for boarding George B ar.
ker, and for use Of house; Jas R. Smith,
30. for straps for Lunatic; H. Pratt, "a
for repairing chimneys on Jail; allowed
Sc toignards in alunacy case of James
Monteith; H. R. West, S62 25 for prip-
ting and publishing for 4th quarter en-,
ding March 4th, $40 for publishing Jan.
uary statement and. 50 for publishing
February statement, B. F. Wade & Co j
$33 for boaks5 and blanks for county
officers; Goodrich & jackson $40 fol
publishing JaRHary statement and SIC
for publishing February statement; 4Da
vid .0key 374 % for indexing Journal
dockets and general index; SIP. Jones
IS costs in 1unacy case of james Mon.
teith; A. J.. Pearson S110 part salary as
Prosecuting Attorney, A. Hoskinson
SS0for indesing; T. o. Little 1851 16
for boarding prisoners from june 24th
to December 22d, 1875; r. o. Little
$50 % for calling witnesses. summon.
ing Grand aud Petit juries and two spe.
cial juries; A. j. Pearson Sl5 for servi.
ces in State cases before ESQ Beard.
r The semi.annual report OF Intirmary
Directors examined and found correct
Awarded contract to L Sulesberger
& Co, to make road from east end OF
Holmes bridge to the mouth of cedar
run.
Allowed estate Of G II. Davenport
35 cents for matches for Probate Judges
office; on certificate Of Pros. Atty, ap-
proved by the Probate Judge, the Com
missioners received the following fees
James Armstrong $50 So; Edward
Okey $50; David Lentz $42 90; vii
liam Weddle S457 so part salary fol
services as Auditof-
And thereupon the Board adjourned
to meet at the clip In the road, south ol
Graysville, on Friday, the l7th inst, al
| o'clock p. m. ga yigala 20