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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Ohio Patients.

Mcssrs. GEORGE c, Tracy & Co., solicit
ors Of patents, No. Euclid Avenue Block,
Cleveland, o. furnish us he following list OF
patents granted to residents of this State,
for the week ending February 9th. 1873 :
j. Baron, Dayton, Straw cutter; 4. d W.
NJ. Durham, Cleveland, Tub ear; NJ. d.
Nelson, New Richmond, CarEureting APP
Paratns; o. W. Bailey, Dayton, Steam
pressure guage; J. S. Boyer, Cincinnati,
Method Of applying nail heads on Metal
roofing l.. G. Cnttell, Cleveland Clothes
dryer; {, Richard, Cleveland, Fire escape !;
f. Rogers, Cleveland Lathe chuck for
turning stone S. T.. Farmer, Dayton, APP
pNratus for hardening and tempering saws;
a. \. Simonds, Dayton, Bed. plates for pa
per or rag engines j. w. Street, Cleve-
land, Railway cattle guard w. III. Kelly;
Cleveland, Bottle stopper; f. Y. Osburg,
Cincinnati, Press for comprising cigars,
&c, in packing boxes; w. Reno, La Fay
ette, Horse hay rake; J. NJ. Sycks, Dela-
wnre, Heating stove; II. TruRbull, Cen
trail College, Clothes pounder; c. NJ Bry-
sou, Cleveland, Bed clothes clamp; F. L..
Oveatt, Cleveland, Cigar support; II. r.
Simons, Cambridge. Basket CRATE; q. T.
Sweet Cumberland, Gate and door fastener;
I. j. McGarry, Cleveland, Vessel for stor-
ing and transporting Oil.
Trade Mark: Proctor & Candle, Gin
cinnati, Soap.
Label; A. S. French, East Hampton,
French ireckle remover.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Gin, Gazette: a specimen Of the under-
current Of pure cussedncss" in faction
Of Republican Congressmen, in working
nj sorts Of foul means to bcfonl the nd
ministraIion and the Republican party, i:
givOn by our Washington special. 1t is n
conspiracy to investigate the implneablcs
at New Orleans to indicate the most prom
incnt of tho Republican ncmbers Of the
Visiting Committee. The Republican
party will soon he made to know that there
is lot Of bushwhackers at work ut Wash
ington with the most inscriptions means
to break down the administration Of ITnvcs
ut the expense of breaking down the Re
publican party. These are cOnspiring
nenns TO drfanc his every net and mp
pontmrnt mud to thwart him in every un-
dcrhanJ way. They dare not do il by open
and direct means, for this would arouse
the Republican masses. They work like
conspiraiOrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Better Times Ahead,

Concerning the prospects for better
i;,"n, N which al go I~~L;-.- ..-;.L -.
interest, New York letter to the Phla.
delPhia Ledger, OF Saturday, says: Mer
chants are beginning to take more hopeful
views of the business future than it ha,
been the habit to indulge of late. There
are many reasons for this. In the first
place the evil effects of the Silver bill
granting that its passage is certain, have
been, to certain extent, discounted ;
With the passage OF the bill there will, al
least, he an end OF suspense, and to men in
commercial life, there can be nothing worse
than that. In the next place the accounts
from the West show an improved feeling
Farmers nre sending their produce forward
freely, Notwithstanding the unfavOrable
condition OF the country roads, proof oi
which Is afforded in the enormous traffic
ol the leading railroads. The results oil
this are rcadier collections and prompleI
settlement OF Eastern Indebtedness. Next
it is believed we have about seen the end
OF the " business embarrassment" which
have engaged the attention Of the Bank
rupt Courts since the commencement of the
year, those which are still announced in
the journals from day TO day being of little
Importance, relatively. Then again, money
is abundant ana capitalists are eager to
lend wherever or whenever they can find
safe Investment. The low prices of
huildling materials and the cheupness of
labor, the real estate men say, will be likely
to give fresh start to building enterprises
IN the course Of n few weeks. For that
matter many important contracts have al
ready been signed. Foreclosure sales arc
at an end, and the real estate market il
thus relieved from one of its most serious
discouragements. llighrents, nevertheless,
will be out OF the question the coming
year. There must be n further reduction
oil from 10 10 10 per cent. the leading
agents contend, because the new buildings
to be erected, as soon as the rapid transit
roads are completed, will have cast so little,
comparatively, that the owners will be able
to let them at figures with which the for
mer viii be unable to compete Over and
above all this, it is true hangs tho Euro
pean war cloud, but il is felt that the q ues-
tlon whether England is to take part in
the conflict-the only question that imme-
dlately concerns us-must be decided now
within few days BE the result what il
may, 1t will inure TO our benefit. II it is
war, there will he market for all the
breadstuiis and provisions we shall have to
sci and new impetus TO emigration; if
il is peace, there will he n better market
Tor cotton, and that, by helping the South,
will help us also. This may be nm optimist
view Of the situation, but it is the view
that is now taken by intelligent merchant
who are accustomed from motives oi self
interest to closely study the drilt Of things
nj home and abroad, in its various bearings
upon the business situation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Land Grabbers.

A few men, in California have. by fraud
or purchase, under the laws or in opposi.
ton to laws made by themselves, become
possessed OF nearly the whole of the com.
munity property-the earth; aud when
the plundered and hungered public com.
plain that in consequence of this wrong
they have no place on which to live, no
lands to cultivate, and in their agony cry
out against the evil, these men who have
gobbled up this community property turn
round and sny, with an arrogance unpar
alleled: 80 you are communicates
r0msnfo Rec
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The Augusta, Georgia, Chronicle denies
the charge that the people of the South
are more lazy than those OF the North, and
claims that the vast majority Of Southern
ers, male and female, are striving in every
way possible TO make an honest living
that it is base Islander that nsserts to
the contrary" 1t admits that they may
not be as brisk as the people of the North,
but claims that the climate is largely to
blame for this that Northern people who
settle there do not outstrip the natives,
but fall into the habits and customs Of the
country, and vice versa. We believe this
view to be very near correct. 1t is a we'll
known fact among soldiers, that many
Northerners who settled in the South prior
to the rebellion, adopted their habits and
ideas, and were found TO be the most bit
ter rebels.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The Democrats Of The North get some
very good advice from their Southern
friends occasionally, by which they might
profit. The Charleston Is. g. C,wicr,
Democratic, lins this advice for its Ohio
friends; Tho Oliio Democrats nre doing
their best TO cut the throat Of their party
in that state. The country will not toler-
ntc reputation, md they who advocate it,
whatever their excuses, will fnd them
selves left at homo in future elections.
They can tri1e with their constituents
until these feel the III effects Of dishonesty
and then the day of reckoning wi II come !
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The indianapolis correspondent Of The
Cincinnati G,Fciic, SAYS in reference to Mr..
Hendricks; lie is professional polti-
clan. lie makes no prctensons to states
mnnship, aud is not ambitions to be classcd
with Webster and Benton lie is simply
after the Presidency. OF this he makes no
secret. Las; week he said to rcporter
referring TO the hard money views of the
journal; assure me that the expression
Of such views will elect our President, and
I'll embrnce ihcm p
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The English were inclined to look with
disfavor upon the telephone, but the Ger
man telcgraphists have made it so great n
SUCCESS that their conversion is near Ht
hand. The tones ns transmitted acro,R lhc
British channel are perfect singing, speak.
ing, whistlins and laughing being distinct
Even the tones Of n music box are dis
cernable. Tins England and France will
soon have friendly chat, and better un-
derstand one another.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
A Pathetic Appeal,

Park Wheeler, of Syracuse, Ex-County
Treasurer, has been sent to prison for I'll
teen years on charge of forgery. Judge
he said to the magistrate who sentenced
him" Judgr, am Park Wheeler NOW
Tor the first time in five yearsl / am a
sober man now say to ven had rather
go to States Prison and rot there than be
placed back where | have been during
these years Of inebriety aud crime! You
ask me il | have anything to say thnt
sentence should not be pronounced on ~ e;
ii there he II corner OF your heart, Judge,
where there is clemency, extend il to me,
il not, give it to me and I will take it like
a man.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Itwns unfortunate that the Nationals oI
Toledo should get into such terrible
rumpus, just prior to the sitting Of the Ma
tioual Convention there to-day. II does
not look we'll 10 be looking cross-cyed md
Sinking fists at each other before dis.
tinguishcd guests from abroad.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The Cohclave Of Cardinals ended it's Sos
sion much sooner than was expected. On
the third ballot, Wednesday, JOACHIM
Procr, Archbishop Of Perugia aud Cham
berlnin to tho late Pope, was elected. lie
has taken the numc Of I4Eo XIII.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Norristown Herald Jules Verne is to
write biography Of Christopher Colum-
bus Unless no makes Chris reach this
country by aiding across ON n rainbow,
or sailing over asiride the back Of the
American eagle, aud his companions fol-
lowing after on nm iceberg, propelled by
Kcelcy motor, we shall fail to recognize
the hand Of The French romanccr IN tic
work
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Total Receipts '..'.... sSSI26 is
Expenditures during the year.. ...$236g6 IS
Balance in Treasury Sept. l 1877, sl4I29 81
DIECHES

Forty nine ti9l new bitches have been estab-
lished during The past year, including the WIDEN
ing aud deepening of old ones. Six lGl ueti
tions have failed aud nine other petitions have
been filed ON which partial proceedings have
been had. Also one on county line betwee u
Henry and Wood counties, on which prucsed.
ings have been suspended. Several of the
most important uf these bitches have been lo
Gated under a special law passed Tor the inn
prove ementof these bitches, and improvements
have been made on them as iHdeaIed in the
following table, tO-wit:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

For S50,oOo,o0O Captain EAps, Of ielty
netoricty, promised meeting Of business
mon nj st. Louis In guarantee n chann
In the Mississippi River Of twenty feet Of
water from that city to the mouth. 1t is
the intention to bring The matter before
Congress and nsk assistance from the gov
ment to put the work through.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

DAnbury NerS: 1t frequently happens
that men have party when they reach
their twenty-frst birthday. Women never
do.
4 lazy fellow once declared in pnhlio
that he could not find bread for his family
"Nor J." replied an industrious man; "I'm
obliged to work for it,"
Philadelphia Budttin; The ladies' are
all down an the telephone. They don't
like 10 have fellow Whispering In their
eur with his mouth, like Sheridan nl Win
chester, twenty miles away.
A lady writer says IL women were as par
ticulnr IN choosing yirtuuus husband, rs
men are ia selecting a virtuous wife,
moral reformation would soon begin, which
would be something more than iroih and
foam.
Mrs. SwIssIELM now comes out boldly
in favor Of half dress for school girls.
She would have them wear suit almost
liko boys, with as many ms six handy
packets With one pocket, a girl can't
hnd her chew Of gum without turning It
wrong side uut aud Sinking it. Now what
will they do with six pockets? And
dressed like boys you oCuldnt tell which is
which
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Mr. Colfax arrived Mt an inn in War
reu, Illinois, the other night at late
hour, and as he was to take nm early train
lie told the landlord that he would not e.
TO bed. The landlord, therefore, who did
not know his guest, asked him to act ms
clerk during the night, keep the fires go
ing, and wake the porter in the morning.
The ex Vice President did so.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Now York Tribune: The most danger
ous Of demHgogucs is the man who at
tcmpts to create hostility between the men
who pay wages nnd the men who earn
them. Their interests are the same. We
have no such thing in the United States nS
a producing cluss distinct from the con-
Snning class, tax payers who bear the
burden Of government, and tax-eaters who
tatten on its fruits
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Cleveland Plain Dcalcr. Dem; Those
Ohio Democrats who are so anxious "thai
NewYork, New Jersey and New England
shoull be allowed to go-that the Democ.
racy OF these states should be no longer
taken into consideralion-do not lemtm.
Der this fact, that New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut have voted several times
for Democratic candidates for President in
the last twentyfour years, while Ohio has
not cast in that ps riod its Elccto raj vote
Tor any Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Balance in Treasury Sept. ist, H.. 6,622.I3 3
CURRENT EXPENSE FUNn

This fund WAS uverdrawn at the beginning of
tins wear, aud continues 90 be oyerdrawn al the
cluss of the yoar. A transfer Or old balances
IN bitches has been made to this fund during
large expenditure from this fund has been
made during the past year under the special
ditch law relating to certain water-courses in
Wood county, referred tn in this repnrt, all Of
which will be refunded in accordance
with said law, when the same shall have
been collected from lands benefited by
said improvements. Also, thsrs is dus said
fund from bitches located under State ditch
law about So 500, the greater amoant Of which
will be refunded during the coming year as
collected from lands benefited.
Bal. on hand Sep. I rs "a, 7O3 Is 0verdrawn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

A reporter who called upon Bon INaER-
SOIL and asked him The question whether
or no he was II believer in religion, received
the frank answer: 81 do not know. I am
what port she left OF whittier rhe is bound.
do not know the captain, and am not on
speaking terms with the pilot. She may
60 down with all on board, or she may
reach some sunny port. do not know.
1t is no more strange that men should live
again than that they have lived"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
Pork Packing,

The Cincinnati Price Current OF tie 9TH
inst. gives the following table OF statistics
showing the number Of hogs packed in the
places named since November lst, accord
ing to the latest mail and telegraphic in
formation received, aud compares the
same with last year. Ii will he seen that
Cincinnati will have to surrender its ia
nous niekname, "Pnrkorolis," 70 Chicaro .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

While the State OF Tennessee feels too
poor and is opposed TO paying either the
principle or interest on its public debt, the
City of Memphis has $4,000 to spend on
the coming Mardi Gras. "On with the
dance" etc, etc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

The Cincinnati Times thinks the great
show OF preparations for war ON the part
ot England, and the pains taken to ndver.
tise them, is for two fold purpose. 1t
puts her in acondilion TO fight if she has
TO, and il ia expected TO lessen the chances
of such dire necessity. In regard to
Canadas spdsition ON the war question that
paper says; "Capada, it appears, wants
England to fight, which is not unnatural.
The cost cannot, in amy case, fall on the
Dominion, and should England get whip.
ped Canada can como to us for protection.
We shall be happy to gather her ill.,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Tho Philadelphia Luifin ndviscs
MGRK TwAtN not to attempt to edit New
England newspaper unless he can put lots
Of iine lnnguage in fnnefal notice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

One oihcr ditch improvement has boon eslah-
u he'd uudcr said law, and one oiher surveyed
and thc 81 day of September. 1877 fixed M tie
time when said petition will be heard. Also a
petition has been filed before this BOARD under
said law for the widening and deepening of Old
ditch twelve q, and an engineer appointed to
survey the same.
Tie bonds the countv have beon issned In
pay fur the foregoing improvements rs fast as
the work progressed ard made pa vable semi
annually, and the lands benefited by said im-
provemenis have been assessed TO pay said
bonds as thev become due.
The remaining friy-thrce li3l ditchcs refer-
red to were located under the common ditch
law VI the State and aggregate one hundred
and eig htcrn and three. .fnurths ftlSMl miles in
length and the estimated cost Of their COM
slrncion Is eigltv-two thousand one hundred
dollars 1882, ,l00,l ~ estimated by the several !
engineers.
Tho past year has becn verv unfavOTable for
the construction of said dtches but this board
confidently expect that the larger portion Of
these bitches win he fully completed this sea.
son including those located under special stat
ute.
IMPROVED ROADS.
Road improvements have been ordered aud
sold during the year a. follows:
Road number Sc - 5 miles In length, sold for
Sl4752O. Clearing out timber only-RradInR
not sold.
Road number 81 - 2N miles in longlb, sold
fur s2l65 40.
Road number 5S-Held for further consilera-
tion, board not fully satisf d that a majority of
resident landowners have subscribed the petit
tinn asking for said impr0vem
Road No. 50. mile in length scld for 3 100.
6O.2Il " il3 93
s2sH "4Iis 30
Also views and surveys have been made on
four other roads and will be heard at Ssptem-
Dor session, 1871. Also joint action has been
taken with tho Commissioners Of Ottawa cnun
ty for the location " an improved road nn the
county line between the csuugies Of Ottawa and
Wood.
COUNTY ROADS
Five new county roads have been loeated
during the past wear. on0 alteration made. aud
two vacated. The receipts and expenditures
the county road fund for the past year have
been aS follows:
Balance on hand September lat. IT 95.7T7 80
Collections from duplicate Of lS76.... 4626.l9
-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
S1IHER nILL rkSSrn.

The Silver Dill, full text Of which will
Je found on the first page OF this paper, as
Il passed the Senate, reached vote IN the
House yesterday afternoon aud was carried,
the Senate amendments being corcurrcd
in. Now let us have peace and plenty Of
s,iv,e
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Tho National Convention takes place
in Toledo to-day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Paid State tAxss cnllected. $50 .S7I.2o
Paid State sec Is. principal 23I Sc
Road receipts redeemed. 1929 "a
Orders red'med cancsl'd 200 2i3 So
Bal IN Treas'y Sept LII Al .46O.4I
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

ONeEuTaWO-'' = 1 q %
COUNTY BUILDING FUND.
OVsrdrHWn.
n"i W iIeasy sep l.Tb - $S07. As
Collects from dupl'te Of '76 81 ,s50.S2
EIpe nditures during year 3OG ~
Bal in Treas'y Sept |, H. 1876 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
EXAMINATION or DITOR'S
CHIEHN.

The board examined the vouchers and au-
thority uf the County Auditor for the issue Of
orders on the County Treasurer from March
the lst, 1876, to March tho LIST, 1871. and were
satisfied with the correctness and authority for
the issue OF said orders aud the same were duly
approved.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
EXAMINATION OF TuE COUNTY
TREASURY.

This board with the County Auditor, exam.
ined he books of the County Treasurer with
all vouchers accounts and money in The County
Treasury on the 22d day Of September, 1875,
and on the 18Th day Of March, S77 the buoks
and accounts are satisfactorily kept, and the
legal vouchers and mnueys were sufficient for
the amount with which the Treasurer stnod
charged on the bnnks nf the County Auditor.
%. H. Volume 81, Page ll6D
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
EAXlTION

AT the March session there was levied for
Bridge purposes for the year 1877, two and
one-haf mills % 81 On the dollar valuatinn
20. Il. Volume 60, Page ll3. aud at the June
session there was levied for County Expense,
other than Road, Bridge aud Iufrmary purpo-
ses, two aud four tcntl q a mills on the
dollar valuation, 20, l.. Volume 6S, Page ll6,
Supplemented Volume SO, Page ll1.) for the
purpose Of repairs on tile public buildings Of
the county, one-tenth (.l) oi one mill on the
dollar valuation 20. l.. Volume 6S, Page ll6 J
For the purpose Of repairing the principle pub.
lie highways nf the county that have been dam
aged by freshets and ware OF water course,
one half .5) Of one mill on the dollar alua-
tion 20. u. Volume Go, Page CO., For the sup
port Of the poor, six-teuths 6 Of one mill on
the dollar valuation 70. l.. Volume 6S, Page
llS,) Making total Of six and one tenths
(6l) mills on the dollar valuation for general
purposes for 1877. The total valuation Of the
taxable property uf the county for 1877 is nine
miIliou, seven hundred and seveniy-eight thou
sand. one hundred and seventy dollars t$9,
us lT0l.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
2s2.736.As

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JAS. IL. PIERCE. ! Commissioners OF
JOSHUA HOLES, Wood COuutT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Bridges have been built aud repaired during
the past year as follows:
New bridges built. ........... 90
Old bridges repaired 81
Iso the bridge across the Maumee River at
Grand Rapids made mention Of in our last an
nual report bps been completed. aud tue amount
pledged by this county for its construction has
been paid, namely 81 500. Also the bridge
across the Mnumee River at Watervile ordered
during the previous year by the joint action Of
the Commissi ners OF Lncas County and this
County, has been nearly completed during the
past year, and the sum of S375S.93 has been
paid by this County on the same aud the fol
lowing is an exhibit Of finances OF the br idge
fund for the past year, to-wit;
BY balance on nd Sept. lst, 1876. $l036s 81
Collections on Duplicate OF 1876" .27757 64
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22

Additions nav lr made to G Clubr NJ club Intrs
at any time daring tie Neur, ihurrh 'ur
agents. Every Postmaster is Agent Ter the
GAZtTTR.
tTJ- ADVERTISERS will do well Ia note
the above facts. in reference To the OiISulati"D
Of the GAZATTE.
CsN. GAZETTH 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-22
INFIR MARY,

We hn7e made the semi-annual examination
OF the reports ofthe lnfirmary Directors MS re-
qured bv law, and approve the same. 10. L..
Volume CO. Page l22
The contract between the Superintendent ot
the Iufrmary and the Boa rd Of Directors was
also examined aud approved. There has been
received and paid out during the year as fol-
lows:
Balance on hand Septe mber 1st. 1876 sS72 7S
Collections from duplicate Of lSi6.... 1851 81
On warrants from other sources III So