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GheGntelliqeteer
Thc GoYernor,s Yctoes.

Walker, as n matter Of course, omis
no opportunity to make point against
his old enemy, the Governor. So he
pitches into his yetoes Of the two or three
appropriations made by the Legislature
for local purposes, two Of which happen
10 concern the Third District. He re.
marks that tho Governor having been
guilty OF gross wrong to the people OF
that section "can't forgive them" mean
ing thereby, We suppose, that he naturally
and maliciouSly desires to persecute those
whom he has already injured. He also
remarks that the Governor in his refusal
to veto the Capitol removal bill "conten'
ded that he had no right to veto any bills
but such rs were unconstitutional" ," or in
other words, "that he had no right to in
terpose his veto from considerations oil
public policy alone"
Mr.. Walker cannot find any such Ian
guage in the Governors written reply to
the Charleston lawyers last March. The
Governor does not therein say anything
tina. can be so construed. Nor in' his
message TO the Legislature in November
last does he say anything OF the kind. He
simply says tliat when the removal bill
come before him he examined it to sec "if
it violated any Of the provisions Of the
Constitution" He owns that his own
judgment was contrary to the policy Of the
bill, and states that il he had found it in
conflict with the Constitution he would
have vetoed it. And even although lie
failed to so find it, yet he did not sign the
bill at last, and it became n law without
his. approval.
There is nothing, therefore, on record
from the Governor about having mo
right" to veto bills that are not uncon-
stitutional. 1t is to be presumed that the
question Of right is settled by the Con-
stitution under which he exercises the
veto power. That instrument gives him
discretionary power to veto bill il he
does not approve it, only requiring him
to state his objections to the Legislature.
Section Is Of Art. VII OF the Constitution
very plainly contcmplates vetoes by the
Governor OF the appropriations ofpublic
money. That section is supplementary
to the preceding section which defines
the general veto powers and duties Of the
Governor.
But supposing the Governor had
schoscn to thus limit the sphere OF his
rights under the Constitution, it is by
no means certain that within such lin
itation he might not find reasons for
vetoing the local appropriations referred
to. Section OF Article y. Of the Con.
stitution says that the power Of taxation
on the part OF the Legislature "shall cx'
tend to provisions for the payment OF the
State debt and the interest thereon, the
support OF free schools and the payment
OF the annual estimated expenses Of the
State" and does not provide for taxation
for any other purposes. Now suppose
that number OF appropriations should
be made every session for roads and
bridges, amounting to $1,000 or $4,000
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THE dciaulting Treasurer Of Buffalo
belonged to fifteen charitable and religi'
ous associations. He stole sS5O,OoO. or
about $4,000 for each association, max.
ing proper allowances for leakage and
moral waste. Tweed, who stole fifty
times as much, belonged TO no religious
hody.-ChicaSO Tribune. -
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CANADA.
Thrcntcncd Riot In OttnWn.

OTTAWA, OSr., January S.-Grcat OK.
citcmcnt prevails in Hull, owing to the
attempt made ty the creditors to attach
the property Of L. b. Eddy, an insolvcnt.
Eddy, backed by large number Of en-.
ploYcs, prevented the bailiti from taking
possession, aud the premises is now
guarded By seventy men. 1t is said the
militia will DO ordered out to-day 10 pro.
tcct the olliccra in the discharge OF their
dutv,
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Henry c. BowEN did not purchase a
sitting iu the recent sale Of Plymouth
Church pOws. IIiS still, small voice with
$500 or 5000 nt the end Of it was anxious
~ awaited; but it came not, We fear it
has been frozen up somewhere in tho
Northern Pacific region.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer called signor
TaSlispietra "a hog" because he refused
to sing in two operas on one day. Tho
Graphic thinks il TaSlispictra is hog
that he carried Goals to Newcastle when
he went to Porkopolis with opera.
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BELGIUM.
Troops Ordered to CharIeroi.

BRUSSELS, January 1.-TWO battalions
Of carbneers have gone to Charleroi,
where the strike OF the miners continues.
The troops OF the garrison Of Brussels re-
ceivcd orders 10 be in readiness to pro-
coed to Charlcroi, il their presence
should be required.
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TnE new Johns IIookim University
in Baltimore Is to bO unique for paying
decent salaries to ia Professors The
example should be widely initiated. The
Professor Of Greek, Prof. Basil Glider
sleeve, formerly Of the Univcr'iIy Of Vir-
ginia, ia to have $1,000 per unnum.
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SPAIN.
ExiIed Generals 10 Return.

MADRID, January S.-The govern.
ment has given permission to several
Generals in exile to return.
AHEAvY FALL OF SNOW
in Guipuzcoa impedes all military oper-
ations In that Province.
DON. CARLOS
has arrived at Azpeytia, fifteen miles
southwest OF San Sebastian, on tour OF
inspection along the Carlist lines.
CANNON FOR cuDA.
MADRID, January S.-The Spanish gov
ernment has ordered from Herr Krupp's
foundry at Essein six eleven-inch breech.
loading steel cannon, with six hundred
rounds OF ammunition, for delivery in
Cuba at the earliest moment. The con.
tract has been made at the special request
OF General Jovellar.
MADRID, January San official dis
patch has been received here which says
that Spanish man.oi.war has captured
vessel under the German flag loaded
with contraband Of war.
The Croniaa is confident that the Gov.
crnment will not accept the resignation
of Senior Rubi, Financial Commissioner
to Cuba.
The same journal says the wife OF Gen.
Tristany, the noted Carlist leader, has
infoi med the Spanish Ambassador at
Paris that her husband will declare allie.
glance to King Alfonso II he is allowed
to retain his military rank. The Madrid
government has not yet decided what an
swer TO make.
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Last survivor OF the Adcn Trage-

CLEVELAND, O., January S.-Mrs.
Brcnton, the last survivor Of the Alden
tragedy, died this evening.
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RUSSIA.
Strousbcrg Released on Parole.

BERLIN, January S.-A telegram from
Moscow says DR.. StrouSberg, the bank
rupt railway contractor, has been relcas.
cd from prison on condition that he will
remain in Moscow until his trial has ter.
minated.
RAILROAD ACCIDEST-GS PERSONS KILLED
AND 81 BADLY INJURED.
ODESSA, Russia, January "a train
filled with military recruits ran of the
track Yesterday and plunged down an
embnnkmcrt. Tho wrecked cars caught
fire before all the men could bc extrica-
ted. Many were burned to death. The
total number killed was GS. Fiftv.four
were injured, several fatally.
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ITALY.

ROME, January 9.-The report is con.
firmed that Italy has given notice OF her
adhesion TO Count Andrassy's note con-
cerniug the Turkish reforms.
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GERMANY.
Tcxt Of Andrassy,s Note.

BERLIN, January S.-Count Andrassy's
note in regard to tho proposed reforms
in tho Sultan'a vnssAl provinces, is pub.
lishcl.
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INIuREp.

Ayouug man named John Murray was
seriously injured, last night, in the yard
here, by being caught between switch
engine and freight car while making II
coupling,
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HANNIBAL FORBES.
ATTORNEY AT Law,

OFFICR-EaSt Side Fourth ST., First Door
Rpl above Monroe, up stairs.
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FIRE RECORD.


MANSFIELD, O., January S.-An moc.
cupicd dwelling house, owned by Peter
Strnub, was set on fire last night about
midnight, and burned down.
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EIyER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet . inches in the chan.
mel.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati al
10 oclock Yesterday morning.
Tie Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh yesterday at AN.
The Express departed for rarkersburg
at the usual hour.
The Ed Hobbs and Nail City are lay,
ing at the lower end of the wharf The
latter is being repaired.
The Raven passed Up with tow OF
model ba-ges yesterday at Pm.
The Mallis Ragon will be the Pitts
burgh boat this morning at o'clock.
The Courier will leave for Parkers.
burgh to-day at noon.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
at o'clock this afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks from Cincinnati en-
route for Isnesville is due late tonight.
Business about the landing Was moder.
stely good yesterday.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, March 6.-River & feet
~ inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant Arriyed-SAlt Valley. Iron
ton; Mallie Raglan, Wheeling; Carrie
Brooks. Zinesville. Departed-Mallie
Ragan, Wheeling; salt Valley, Ironton.
EVANSVILLE, March 6.-WeathH
clouay ard windy; mercury So TO 70.
River II 10 and swelling. Up Iron.
sides and tow, Schenck, J. d. Parker.
Pat Cieburne, Grey Eagle, John A.
Wood, Bowling Green. Down-Ssndy
MOI, Vint Shinkle, all with good trips.
Business lively.
CAIRO, March 6.-ArrIved-E ddyvil l.,
Nashville; City Of Vicksburg. De
Parted-City OF VIcksburg, St. Loui,.
River 20 feet and falling.
LOUISVILLE, March WEATHER
warm and clear. Departed-Gls,gow
and Andy Baum, Cincinnati; Fawn.
and Church, New Orleans
River 6 feet 10 inches in the canal
NAsHvILLs. March 6.-Riysr falling
with 4 feet I niche, on Hsrpeth shoals.
Bermuds, Cairo; Hillman,
Cairo; Laura L. DAVIS, Evansville; b. II.
Cook, Burksville. D-partsd-Bermuds.
Cairo; Silver Thorn, Evansville.
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Mr.. Bayha offered the following

Resolved, That article 2nd of the agree
ment made before the Board of Comms
siolers aud VI. Reilly and his associates,
in the MISTER of the transfer Of the
cyunty's interest in the p w X K. r. be
stricken out and the following substi;ut-
al instead.
"Tha: the counties shall upon the
completion of the said transfer TO said
Michael Reilly, Henry h. List, John Nc
Lure and {. ID. Hubbard and their asso
ciste the debts, liens and claims agsin,.
the p. W. 6 4 K. r. Co. and it. road
and property heretofore purchased and
now held by the said counties, or which
may hereafter be purchased aud held by
them; such debts, lens and claims 10 he
transferred in TIE same proportion as the
stock hereinafter mentioned Blu: il j.
understood and agreed that said Reilly.
Mcclure List, Hubbard and their as
sociates shall not mold the said debts,
claims, and liens as such If the said z.
". & X. L. Z. Co. shall tender in pay
ment thereof, stock in said company to
an equal amount, but shall receive such
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was let off BY the payment of two dollars
and costs.
Louis Grade and Simon Woodruff,
charged with drunkenness, were fined
two dollars and costs each
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TUESDAY, MARCH z. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Now Advertisements.

For ircinnati-Steamer Andes,
Foot Rests-G Mendel, Booth < Co.
Show Cases :or Sale.
Hamilton Opera House-Zers.
For Sale Farm
Notice.. G. Morris & Go.
Coral Ear Rings for 81 50-Tulner Il
Dillon.
Irwin ii Morris-Groceries and Pro-
duce.
Still Greater Bargains-Geo. L. Tay-
lOr * Co.
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The CONCERT To-NIGHT-The grand
concert Of the German Singing Societies
OF Wheeling fer the benefit Of the Ger
man-AmericaH Seminary, takes place st
Turner Hall this evening. The pro-
srarnmc for the occasion ia we'll arranged,
and thecntertainmen will be an enjoy
able one without doubt. There will be
large attendance.
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DEATH To DoGs.-Ofticer Bob Junkins
shot four worthless ours near the Second
Ward Market House, yesterday after
noon, which have been great nuisance to
the neighborhood. Wheeling can spare
about 10000 Of the canine population
and then will have plenty left.
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Netting or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
NoEKs.-A meeting of the Board OF
Public Works was held yesterday. There
were present Gov. Jacob, Auditor Ben
nett, Superintendent OF Schools Byrne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Matthews and Treas
urer Brady. The Board was in session
al afternoon, but did not conclude their
labor,. They will meet again this
morninr
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Is it not about time the Washington
Hall Association and Masonic trustees
were taking some action in regard 10 tho
un.ightly mass Of bricks on the corner
Of Market anG 18th streets?
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ELECTION or DIEECToNs.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Nail
City Building Association, for the election
of directors for the ensusng year, was
held last night. We understand that
the old board Of directors was reelected.
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POLICE CoUar-JtIGrc Craav>r

loLlN W hi-"t''gs - At'''''
The following cases were disposed Of
at the Police Court yesterday morning
George Baker and L. Day, charged
with disorderly conduct, were each dued
Eve dollars and costs Day paid, but
Baker will sojourn on the hill for twenty
days.
Thos. Gillespie for disorderly conduct,
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GRAND JUsY-Tbe Grand Jur,

GRAND JUsY.-The Grand Jury met
yesterday morning and were in session
all day, but had OF concluded their lab
when they adjourned last evening. They
will meet again this morning, and will
probably finest their work by this
evening.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

= A meeting of the Board of Commis-
sioners of Ohio county was held yester-
day morning, President Reilly in the
chair.
Present-Messrs. Bsyhs, Caldwell,
Ewing, Klevis, Reilly, Sheppard, Schultz,
Whitman ard Waddie.
The minutes of the las. meeting were
read and approved.
FINANCE AND ACCoUNTs.
|. Your committee % Finance and Ae-
counts appointed to perform the duties
of board of correction of erroneous
assessments report tLeir action on the
applications named. The majority OF the
| applications were for reduction OF as
sessments, and your committee not nav.
ing the authority to make general
equalization of assessments for 1870,
from the fact the State by an at OF the
Legislature appointed board tor that
purpose, 10 equallze Tue
assessments of lands and
lots throughout the State. Hence I'll
such applications were rejected, the COM
mittee only acting in cases OF erroneous
assessments.
Your committee also held joint SEES
sioG of the committee on Roads, and con-
sidered the sum to be expended for roads
th, year, deeming it the best time to wors
roads in the spring of the year. Having
q balance on some OF the roads, 1t IS or
dered that the following sums be allowed
to be expended on the following roads
for the year 1876:
River road on band $1,000; ordered
1000 additional.
q. q. Il z. road, lst district Wood
rum from Peyton's bridge to Clinton
$1,000.
q. 9. Is z. road Ind district, from
Clinton to ellis, $1,000
FairmOnt road amount on hand 5000
ordered 81 900 additional.
West Union and Roneys Point road
ordered $1,000.
w. w. l.. * b, pike, lst district, $500
2nd district $500
Meeting House Hill road 81 500
Pogues run road SLIGO and FuItoi
bridge approaches $1,000 Total, Sl4,
500 on the levy of 1876.
w. &. Smith, engineer, reports tina
Fulton bridge iron tests being made
showed that nearly all Of said iron rul
over the approximate strenth bid Tor, ex
cepting some Of the bottom cords, which
fell short. 1t is ordered that tests b
continued on said cords and il not fall.
. up to the standard, that corresponding
reduction be made, and that the cost o
the test be charged 90 sald bridge com
pany.
The report Of the committee as rea'
was adopted.
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PERSosAL.-We are panied to notice
the death of Willie Shrodes, the son Of
Capt. j. Shrodcs the genial b. & o. r.
i. conductor. Little Willie had been
Ill hut short time, and his death was
severe blow upon his parents. He WAS q
bright, intelligent boy, and his merry
prattie will be sadly missed in the be-
resyed household. The parents have the
sympathy of their many friends in their
sad bereavement.
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THERE are seventy inmates in the
County lntirmary at present, more than
hs> been domiciled there for long time.
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Germania life Ins. Co, of n

MIR. Z. E. srIFEL HAVING De-
NJ nom the Agency OF this nrl We
we beg TO inform our assured an An Tp pa
lic that We have appointed DR. p tWse ,.
Agent, and have conferred unor Pun SlR
power To act as such from Decemhnn,
.RElCHARD 4 pm
noN' General Ass,,
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes.
just received ST /. V. BLoHD's.
ll3j Main Str,r.-
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ADAMS & Lucas
1927 Market s.

J. W. FERRELL is closing out bis
Dress Goods n. = dreadful islauehtcr to
70 into the carpet business exclusively.
Call and see them.
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The amount TO be expended by the
Board of Commissioners on county roads
during the year 1876 it $4,000.
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THERE has been several business fail
ures in Parker.burg within the last
week.
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Look HERE-Summer Silks for IS
cents per yard, to make a change in bu'i-
hess, al j. ". Ferrers.
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Now is the time for the merchants to
bring in their Spring "ad'."
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The Municipal Court ha. adjourned
until Gov tia coure.
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THE petit jury of the County Court
will meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
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III m % Opath1c

VETERINARY PRACTICE
Works on that subject giving rn1,
and plainly written instructions E
treatment OF all ordinary sllm'np q
Domestic Animals. are constant ~ u
stock, toy. ther with appropHar 1910
Chests. These tooEs al. specla!') 80,
for the Farmers, stock Rais"f' ~ -.
Stableman's use, avoiding a. igf - =,
BILE, all tech meal TENS Tor If.',L >,
Price List send stamp 10 The BALI :,
HOMEOPATHIC PHAKAA' J. y, -
Payetts street. BOEKlChE d -
Pruprietons.
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Boys are warned about going in swim
ming too soon.
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Wall Street Caricature

A new Book, ~ Pages, containing 4
graved illustrations, with lnfofmai.ul
stock Spectators. Price 10 cents h' DO
TUHBKIGE 4 CO., Bankers and Bfpi'
Wall street, y. !. i'.
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LIVELY TINES AT RYERsoE's STA
TIoN.-We learn from the mail carrier,
that there was quite Lively time at
Ryersons Station, Greene county, Pa,
Saturday last. a hard character named
George Weaver, Of Washington county
made an unprovoked attack on one Will
liam FiIby, at Bsrnett's hotel. Weaver
Struck Filby with sIung-shot, but did
not knock him down, when the men
elinched and FiIby succeeded in
getting the murdcrous weapon away
from him, and dealing hi, assaiIant two
severe blows. Quite crowd gathered
ard the men were separated Nobody
seemed snXious TO assist Weaver and he
lett for his native heath, in Washington
county.
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THERE were two births and one death
at the County Indrmsry lat month.
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CERTAIN individuals arc snxiously
waiting to hear from the grand jury
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either sex may fasclnat" aud gain
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J. w. FERRELL's closing out prices
en- Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him call.
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: DSYCHOMANCY, or SOIL CHAR
i ING" How either sI may hs'
nate and gain the love AUD Affection
any person they choose instantly u
simple mental requirement all can y
scss, free, sy mail, for DC. iogc'h'i VIII
marriage guide, Egyptian oracI' Dream
Hints 10 Ladies', Wedding night -.
&c. A queer book. Address 7 VILLA
& Co., Publishers, Philadelphia De-.
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HALLS Art Gallery is now located at
l2o5 Market street, opposite McLure
House.
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FUSE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceived q. L.-V. BLoSDs
fll3J Main street
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For Blankets and Fl&nne.s call ct J
W. Fcrrels, corner .of, Main and 2Oth
treets.
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MUNICIPAL CoUGT-Jitig. Cran0tcr
This Court met at the usual hour wee
terday morning.
4 chancery order was Issued in the
case Of David kull We. George forbc,
referring the matter TO Commissioner.
The Court adjourned until Cour: in
course
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Go AND see the Cheap Counter OF
Dress Goods Ut j. W. tERkELs.
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THE nights of late have been finely
lighted by the moon.
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THEEE was great deal OF life about
the Court House yesterday.
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NIS5ELLAE EOUS.

The resignation Of james Creighton,
as road surveyor Of precinct No. 3, Tria.
deIpha district, was scceplcd.
The petition of certain citizens of Full
ton. ,or the opening Of Marshal street
from Centre street 10 THE National road,
was granted.
The bill Of j. {. Faris, for serving as
County Superintendent Of Schools, for
$3.50, was certified to the State Superln-
tendent for payment.
The resignation Of Thomas Harris. as
Justice OF the Peace Of Richie district,
WAS accepted.
The bill OF DR.. l. S.Jepson amounting
TO SIS, for post Dlortsns examination on
the body OF Saliie Jones, was referred to
the committee on Poor House and Farm.
The petition for an additional voting
place ut Potomac, on Ca,tleman's run,
was granted,
The petitions Of August Heimbcrger
aud;Wm. HcIAnbine, were referred TO
the committee on Roads and Bridges
Adjourned.