Mt. Vernon Republican (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1854), 1860-10-04

              J , i 'If Sr . 7 1 f!i Si'' VT?r TUTPf tl 1 T V LIU II llirilkMA LIl '1 'i ' To THE court ov commox pt.tcas m Aim rcm ' KNOX COUNTY, omo'. " !nrJgei OolnmUajoliew of said County, represent that tilt) Annual Settle 1 i i . .,, . anu "eaer or said Uounty herewith filed and made a part of this Ki-nnrL will cnvn m -,..., i-i . . r 1 1. - 11 . . . r .iT ft . ? . .r "inwuicim ui inu neceipis ana Disbursements BiubBiuu wpun.mue pi me dune settlement in 18 19. Tho loot 4 nTTtl ail . J!.l. 1 .. m .: f" "0""uu' u'u nounciuue uie raxes collected for the year I8C0 wu0 . c.,.um ior i s nrsi nan oi sam years taxesj the i resent settlement includes v luo lBc ui iooo, payamo in uune iuoj, the tuxea on059 payable December 1859 0 iiih iUAua oi saiu year payaoie m June 1C00. It also covers the expenses . the county for a period of hfteeh months. This arrangement has been brought about i uToflrt lT fi . "u..-uuui jmymei i, oi taxes, ana me act of Jf'ebruary i uLu IHnn. nhnrminfy fhn lima fm mnMnr. H.A A 1 o..i . . , ' I, """" u Annum oumemenii ilerealter the , : Uob,nn, win vunuueucB mm ena on me nrsi juonaay in September in each vear ..instead of the 1st Mddday of June a? heretofore. ' .,; ,,t..l.u..u. .ineu nas Deen conaensea it) sotae eJtlcht, with the view of . ..i..F.Ugcj.FcU; m mo puuiicauon mereoit me amounts accounted for , in the three , several settlements With the Treasury, insald period of Bfteeh months, for taxes collected on tho duplicate, as well as the amount of orders redeemed by the Treas- in o.h oumo i-Aicui Bummea up together. ' found set forth in detail in the ledger kept in the Auditor's office V u'jfnoo 2t.r,ep?lt,?S . aPPear from the P"8ent exhibit, we have epcn-cd $1,028 7, hiainly in repairing damages done by water to Norton's Bridge, and the road from Mt. Vernon to Uomer.west of Brandon. The moneys expended at ..v.v n,u,y uLvcaour iu prsven. me stream irom tormina thannel and leavinglhe bridge on tho west side of the same. .That at JJi was to save the expenses of locatlhrr a new roar.. Jkn. Since said terra, it will also appear, that we have eXpehded $2,9(58- 8(5 in repairing - Hie old Infirmary buildings and erecting a hew one, fusnishing the same, &e. Thi umigciuuB uu uiiiipiutticu. eonauion ana insumcient sue of the old buildings. Ahd f lia err a n f nlimhai nn1 .hi.a. f 4l. i I i . . ... 6..cv I. u u. -.m vuuumuu oi iuh paupers to oo proviaoa tor, made this outlay an net of actual necessity. . ' a new Brandon '. ! ,'w.e Pu6 UP good, subtantial frftmo building 24 by 50 feet, two stories high containing some eighteenTooms with good foundation, pine roof, &c, -'Also a brick bu.lding.18 by 47 feet. for kitchen and dining room with cellar underneath, tin roof c. The old buildings, were re-roofed, painted, new flues put in, cut stones for stov p-tpes to pass through were placed at all points where the pipes passed near r,L,,a, a mi.c oujuuni oi piiisienng was aone, xo. Home repairs and alterations were also made on the out-buildings and fences. The hands engaged in doing this wnrlr morn hr.arr.oil at tl... Tr,fi... -.- J i 11 .1 0 0 . 6 .,.v..u ... "auiLwijr ouu nui go iu sweii me expenses ot supporting the establishment. . r te The sum of $23 was allowed Mfs. Grech otlt of the County fund for the extra wuuiu unu vc u t uiio omu. iui.iiuveiucuia were ueiu'' mu6 , For the purpose of providing a fund for eventually meeting the expenses of said luij-iuYcmcuia, wo 00m vubi portion 01 me roor House tarm lying in Clinton town-.J'Uhip; containing about 74 acres for $2950, heing $40 per acre; Considering that from 10 to la acres of this IarHJ jstendered little better than a waste by Dry-Creek and tho right of way heretofore sold for some $730 to the 3., Mt. V., & P. Railroad Co., and . also the poor quality of a considerable portion of said tract and its entire destitution of timber, we think the sale Was made for a full consideration, and that notwithstand-' . lng all that has been said to the contrary the sale and improvements so made by us, will be approved by every unbiased man who will make himself sufficiently acquainted with the facts in the premises to judge of the matter. We have also since our last report made arrangements for erecting seventeen new bridges one of 3d0 feet In length i one of 140 feet , . six of CO feet, three of 50 feet .three of 40 feet) two o( 30 feet and one of 20 feet. All of said bridges are situated in ; portions of the cottnty which have heretofore been but little benefited bv moneys ex-. . pended on suoh improvements. We eXpect to have all the bridges so commeneed.not yet : finished, completed the present season. The expense of this work will be mainly met out of the ' mill of road tax set apart for that purpose in the years 1859 and 1860. "We have applications pending before us for bridges at the following DOints. to wit : At Banning s mill.Swan's Fording, and at the fording south of Fredericktown in Mor- .... ns lownsnip, at jumey s in wayne township, at Uateman's in Middleburg township, at Merrins In Berlin township, at Troutman's in Harrison township, at Greersville in 1 - In Jefferson township, at Kinney's mill in Clinton township. Other points have been Bpoken of, and there is no .doubt but that there are niimernni ntho r.io.v. ,!., ., bridges of a smaller class oould be put Up to the great convenience of the people. Our intentions are to put up soma four or five of the principle bridges above alluded to next season, and in course of a few years to put up a good pei manent and substan tial bridge at every considerable poinl in the county when suoh a convenience is , needed. ' ' . , In expending the money Set apart for bridges, We have not always beett able to satisfy thenersons Intorestedor to do it entirely to our own satisfaction. The in- habitants of some sections of the county.mny feel that tbey have not had justice done them none more so than the citisc-n of Morris Township) next year we hope to 1ik amends for pist neglect, y. " . " In our last report we dulled your attention to the large rtifloUrtt expended in upholding our criminal laws and made some suggestions With a view of curtailing the expenses. ja-iat direction. We are gratified by comparing this report with last years '"H ui.aouiw iuuM.j mo iiiSL u monins nas Deen made over the expendi tures for that purpose for the 12 preceeding months. This saving is mainly owingfo the course pursued bv your Honor in vour charrros to tin. Orfinrl Jn onrl il,n mL. Iiii-tt and Ilia anti Bnd prudent conduct of our Prosecuting Attorney. It is a step in the rightfefireo ..... ,u,iv.ncu u, nu mipruveu upon in me mture. In looking over the exhibit attached, it ' will be found that the expenses for coun- ty pdrpbses appears" snmewhat'1 larger than usual, yet . when we take into view . '.that it covers a period of 13 nuwith's, and that it includes 1 10,00 expended on Norton's Bridge and the road at Brandon, nearly three thousand expended in improvements ' On the Poor Hpuse farm; about 82,500 the expense of the late appraisement of real estate in : the county nearly $D00 for an iron fi'nce around tho Court House lot and itbout $130Q for printing.'-. 'It Will be found that if the general expenses have not been , teduced they have at .least not exceeded that of former years." . . . ?n consequence of the payment of the tares serai annually we have Hot. been able , to meet the interest fully oh oUiUfcrndei Issuod for tho 0. L. Erie R iilroad ; as it fell due,'we, haYrJilcreasdd the levy for that purpose the present year with the view ptprftventingsuch.an occurrance for the future. " During the last year several creditors of John R. Robinson have united In bringing suit ngtinst us in Licking county Common Pleas with the view of having the 24,000, paid this county at the time! of the last sale of ntook in said road, ta- ten from us and appropriated to the payment of these claims agaldst Said Robinson. We have no fears of an"unfavorable termination of said proceeding, yet it ... will necessarily put the county to the expense and trouble of defending the same. Some progress has been made in the suit against Amos Nichols on his bond given to'lhe county for county bonds and in paying his Stock to the S. Mt. V. fe P. Rail- v toad eomrnriy, '.Since our last report, a judgment Was rendered against him In the Common Pleas, for tho interest due. He appealed td the District Court and the sasewas 'not reached at tho . late, session of tho said Court, In the meantime no Interest has been fnid on the .bonds issued fpr the benefit of the stockholders in ald road.. We hope for the honor of our county, that we may have a speedy and .Uccessfdt termination of said suit and that those Who have invested their monies in four bond will Teoeiva their Interest as it falls due and that it will come from the Stockholders of'ssld road rather than from the taxpayers of the county, - " - We haveI 'not? mdught It jjrdper to incumber our report by setting out all our acts and doings, our journal and the book in the Auditor's ofllco are free to be Examined by all arid will sho'W Wcm mdre fully and satisfactory than can be done a this report. . . . . All or wUloli is respectfully subnlitted.' . -VZ - - - - wm nfnnr.flr.t.Aitfn v " 4 JACOB BELL, . t Cotri,mlssiddersi john Mcelroy. " ) m , , , DISBURSED. , To orders redeqined, and concelkd 'i t)2 23d iO ? To TressUfBf-i teii on U. 8, M. L, Fund Hi, , '7 75 1 ' 10 balatlBe rtdtsining In Treasury, . ' 138,22 5 ' ' ' 08,, SCIIOOL UOUSE AND CONTINGENT tfUND-ft&.fciV&D.' ' " Bv bsliinco rem&ininir in TtvAsnrv ai" -JiinA onumu la.n h- , ai iooa i . am'l eollecttm On dUpllcatS of 1858 at Aug. sottlom't 1859 4,658 86 8 ' do am'tcolleoted on duplicate of 1859, 6,079 5(1 1 ' 14 ii DISBUItSEb.' To orders fcdilcsd and cancelled. do amount remaining in Treasury, Tfrur. n'TTVhijirprTv-irn V ain't remaining in TrMMirr nt .TunA or.iilr.mont ip.-.o d J am'tcolleoted on dopliciU of 1858 at Aug. sottlament 1859, cjo special road tax on do : do ' do ' ' do do do tlo am't toad tax collected on duplicate of 1859, d9 hta't 6f spfiBial road tax on do do 'i , $l0,8T0 8d 1 i6,?!i3 56 6 77 VJ 5 $10, 870 861 Disbursed. To amount of road receipts received bv Treasurer. ' do orders redeemed and cancelled) do amount remaining in Treasury, l24.llf 7 ' 63 95 2 881,56 8 . 5,155 80 1 451,30 6 t&fidi 30 4 $4,847 19 3 1,744 36 6 100,74 5 Townsoip FUNn-RtenF.rvifr.. fiy balance in Treasury at June settlement 1859. do am't colleo'd on dup.of 1858 at Aug. settlement 1839, do amount collected on duplicate of 1859, $6,692 30 4 To error in apportionment of 1856, do orders redeemed and cancelled. do balance remaining in Treasury, DISBURSED. 19,98 3 910,05 A 2,028 30 3 $2958 31 1 if,8i 2 2,BU7 35 4 43,17 5 CORPORATION FUND-RECEIVED. Bv am't remaininc in Treasurv at Jane settlement 1859. TM DR fl do am't collected on duplicate of 1858 at Aug. settlement 1659, 13,10 11 0 do am't collected en duplicate of 1850, 4,030 91 7 $2,958 31 1 fo ithtii.Ittln for So InSriiiaraf, ao worn on uo ' . do fiiruiiibigi i, . & . r- ' '" ' 1 '' &CH(kJt EXPENSE To Troasuror of Township for sottlemont of riohool Fuds, do School t-xuminsrs forfoer , , ' ' STATIONEtlY. ' 1 ToftiiioUntforiioknnill.lanks(urAudltori ', , ' do Uooki and lilanka for Clerk of Court 4o do i do fur Probata Jiutga ' ' ' !: d dil . . du . lor Rdcdrflut n . 0 limnka lor Kremurcr 1 &0A 33 0 25V 1 32 2 i t. ;3 00 0 158 50 0 21)88 98 J ..a 6 Stationary for Court nd nffioora ' ' ! . i'i ' ' rt Rnrinrrl nf ni,,ilir.rt.n F.tr 1a . ; ... do Townahi p Uunlicutoa and Iteooid for 1900, , ,, . . ' .."'f ELECTIONS. . To Judoa and Clork. of Annual Elections i -.- do Roturn Judgos of Jnaticos' 1-lootionai .,,,.,, , . a Ai'pn.UsEaiiENt oi? BEAii PKoi'lsiiTV iir im": To Appmiaora of Real Property , , , . do Motnbors of Boardof Enualiiatiod '' du S.W. Parqnlmr, Auditor'! Ioob in relation toappt. w.: m ., h ,i' doC.C. Haueh. Uoeordcr, for rooording division of landi , ao -Jiannsana loi bDTOd.--Ui&0 . It 50 0 87 74 U45 0 . M 150 : 57 ; A 71 35 0 - 44 38 0 . 4 70 0 553 77 0 Jlanks And luose sheets for Anpra. and Record 1,712 BO 0 T2 00 00 4T0 OT 0 .218 00 0 . . 52 80 0 249 00 . ASSE8S0H8 01 PERSON At PROPERTY. To Assessors of Pe'raonal Proporty for 18o0 ; ' ' - ; : iifsANiTY- cases. " To nmt.foroonvoyinir noraona to the Lunatio Asvlutn . doWitneaSea .... . ? , ;, ; , -,i do Clothing for thetusano ' ' . . . , do Physicians . ' ' ' ' ' '' do Probate Judj0 foes '' ' ' ' . . ' Iritir.t. Awn- i.miH 11 foiitilt.forCioal for Court Homo and Offieors '' " l; 1 ' doOasand CandloaforOourt Uouse, Jail andoffloea I : v.. .-i 2,531 T3 0 1,107 00 0 iis So 0 0 6110 30 45 0.,. 18 22 0 ' tl 74 0 "I . 183 2i 0 iosii o 61 03 0 5,354 14 6 DISBURSED Tg orders redeemed and cancelled INFIRMARY FUND RECEIVED. $5,351 1-1 3 By amount remaining in Treasury at Juno settlement 1859 do am't collected on dtip. or loos at Aug. settlement looU. do am't collected on duplicate of 1859 DtSBURSliD. To amount ot orders redemed and cancelled, do am't remaining in Treasury 0d,83 8 527 88 3 1,513 G9 8 $2,132 11 9 2,104 40 0 27,71 9 To Macoy,Ranken A Co., for Iron Ponoo ao atnt. pnia lor putting up lonce do Sundry ropaira to Court lioitao and Juil IMPRdvi-MEXTS OJf THE COTJItf itOUSlS ASfl jAli.. 1 ff... i ci. . , 1 542 40 0 70 80 0 105 18 0 S. M. & N. P..R. CO, FUND RECEIVED. $2,132 11 S By am't loaned from Knox Co. Bank do am't collected on dun. of 1858 at aucr. settlement 1859. dt amount collected ob duplicate of 1859, ' ; ; ' : DISBURSED. o aifioiint overpaid by Treasurer at June settlement 1359. oamoUntnaid on ldans in Bmk and intorest , do intcaest coupons redeemed and cancelled, ds amount transferred to county fund, doWance remaining in Treasury, - $1,000 00 0 3,519 09 O 6,045 61 2 $9,564 71 1 hi ii o 3,036 50 0 5,571 00 0 900 00 0 ' 4 931 SPRWGFIHLD, MT. VfiRNON &. PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD CO. $3 501711 By amount remaining In Treasury at June settlement 1859, do amount of interest Of Silas Ralston on Rail Road Bond, To treasurer's fees on J36.33, do balance remali.kJjjf f reasury. .'-' - DISBURSED. SMdGE FUND--:RECEIVED. By am't received fretfiMund gommissioners (surp. revenue) do amount loaned Ir'gim John Waikey, do aiuiuut collected on duplicate of 1859, i 34T 27 1 35 35 0 $382 62 1 1 81 d . 380 81 1 $383 62 1 OJJll DISBURSED. o orders redeemed and'&incelled, Treasurer's fees, o balance remaining in Treasury, .v. . O0UITTf- -MND-ftECfitVEO BV amount collected on dnpUtateAllt.58at Au?. settlement 1J59, do amount received Irom Fund Oomrninsioners, (surplus revenue,) do do collected on duplicate of 1859, do transferred from Railroad Fund, ' do amount from D. W Gotshall pay 't on land and Interest, ' 1 do amount from A. 0. Elliott clerk unclaimed C08t, do amount of money loaned, -, j do do from all other sources, ' $500 00 0 200 00 0 5 013 63 5' $5 715 63 5 5 8271510 6 00 0 112025 $5 745 63 5 " ' ! ' ; 6IRBURSED. 1 To amount overpaid by Treasurer at June settlement 1851), ao paid Hanks on loans, do of orders redeemed and cancelled, do of Treasurers fees, do remaining in Treasury, Total amount, 5 378 65 i 1 892 00 0 8 0182 54 3 900 00 0 , 60819 9.' 11314 0 .4 610 00 0. ,332 37 5 "r ' $33 816 90 9 $2 794 57 1 6 083 84 0 "245 85 45 8 27 77 5 1 325 26 7 ktiPAtka Tfl Tin Ails A Tin titiThmK.' fo fj. Darker; for ork ori Nnrton'a Bridge 591,12 0 do do : do. on Road South of Brandorl '. 1 1 ,..- '418750 do anndry persons for Worjioa bridgoa ..; ' - , : .:! 18 M MtSCELLANfiOUf..' : :.' : " -,: ' To sundry porsons for void ailoa and orrorsiu taioj ' ' do : do for unclaimod cost . .,,', '.' i.!.t -i do Jnmos Hlako forjteight on laws, books, aafo doors, id. .. . . , do Wirt. MeClolla4)d,as agent And attornoy and for ulonoy expenilod for codoty do Knox County Agrioalturol Socloty do Bujscll k Thompson Hedioal Attondanoo at Infirmary . .:' do amt. for moving mill atlnflnu iry , , do sundries for Court ltoom and Officers " do amtof jury feo Thompson ta Undorwood ' '' 1-do white-washing add sundries for Jail . ., , . , -v. do J. W.Raasoll for dainngoa toRooms rontoil furoOloos . do Officers for nuking reports to Coiumisslonors of statistics, Ad; ' ' ,'" do Other sundries - , , , , ; )' : i ' ' . . : i MONEY BORROWED, AND INTEREST, " To Amt. for borrowed money and intorest j, ..: ' ' Total amt. of Orders lsauod 1 '. ... 329 24 0 813 38 0 1,02807 0 S764 t ' 25 8.0 : 48.43 0 , HI 20 0 too 00 0 20 00 0 00 00 0 47 07 0 " 000 0 ' 17 00 0 .15 37 0, , 61C20 0 5,404 55 1 9,04VS500 Acditor's Office, Knox Count dil mo,. :' ' . SpntomKoi- fl Iflfir. ' ' ri ' t, SAMUEL W. i?ARQUUAR, Auditor of said County, hereby ' certify . thnt' the foregoing is a full and true Exhibit of the Receipts' and Expenditures for said : .County. irutu me nrsi juonaiy in June, low, w me nrst Jaonaay in Beptembef, 1860. 'Hiy ' -,i - ; ;i S 8. W. FARQUHAR, Ai kJC. i ' IT- 33 81 C 90 9 $159 109 828 1 I tJIiiil;'ii' If A r ' X X- .-.v.- - i ...... - ' . ...-. . . i ' I , M 1 Of the AocelptsVnd l.ipenditures of if nox County from the first Monday in June ISoO" to tho first Monday in September, A. D. I860.'.. . , ; , . i Jietyum)uot Bik1t4:oi Dudlicaite of 1858 at August settlement 1859, , n $31,012 24 3 uu aj ao da do rlrfH!)'l for ll nnrnoten. . .,. ,i. ... ., I...1 .'J 1 00. ao from til other lauMea tot all nunNMrt. "'i ": 33.975 69 , 00 Vdo Total i'mddnt IteceWed 4 -Dy SatanCo due StaW it Jun tetdertlonf; 183 t no am'io&iipctea on unpiicate or 1858, atAoi, sbttlefn't Uo do do o. do do 1859 I '''' , 1 .fU i8o 'received from all other soumes'1 w 1 1 '"'"" ' ;;,'. $150,309 82 8 statement of orders issued for the following puf poses to f p. Treasurers from ttie 1st mon- day In June 1859 to first Monday in aeptamber ibuu, for Bcliool Tuition purposes, do School House and contingent Fund, do Corporation Fund, ' , i . do Road and Special Road Fund, :. , do Township Fund, t , , , , , do Infirmary Fund, "" do Bridge Fund; do Rail Road Fund) Total ,1 $32 925 55 9 10 793 54 6 ' ' 8 020 38 8 . t 07811 8 B 871 31 6 8 151 90 0 . 9 078 20 3 67 00 0 61 996 22 & Statement of ordors issued for County purpoae'i arranged undor tboaovorathoads of expenditure. JAlli JSAfJiJNaJC.3 To I Underwood for Jail foes, " ' . , . . do i do do Boarding Prisonors, ' . ' do Sundry porsoni fur olothos and bedding for Frlannoriff ; 1 do Sundry poraoni lor olotnoa ana oeuaing iorrrisonorof. do Burr and Bryant for Medical attendance on prlsonerSi I.,; ; jURiEa; To nertods rtrVltlgon the Grand Jury,' . do ' do " do do Pettit Jury, " do ' do do do Talles Jurora, v. 'i? ""V -'COSTaiK STATE CASES. ToJustieoland Constabloain, Statoeaaos,, , V " ''.'" do witnesses bofora Omnd Jury, j ,,,, do do In State oaaos, '. .; do Clerk o. Court, " " " do Attordeya for defending Indigent persons', .6710 0'. 809 04 0 2 41 0 19 35 0 , $523,30 0 2i9 14 6 , 1 934 5 0 070 20 0 Total amount reeeived alt ; ii 45 ri 1859 ',.12,493 95 9", , ''; , ,,,85,81 w v ; '!;!;.,. mil o : :n 7 , h.iiii'I'i 1 a , iO ; .1 I U fiOO 03 H ' l-rf ' . IV. a ...i l9 lfl fiOO 09 8 I t- l-rf .. - t. -.8UtTitttrerReceltlt, Jty WUn'cei'rimirnlil InTttasury at June asttlenVt 18591; . $1,24 i1 i 1,962 48 07lj.. .,.. .t .352 40 Q ' , , ,. vuk Z254 V ii'i'..;i Ha da" W fiaLAifo' trnr Am 1859. i ' --' 1 RIU 4!) B' '' "V do do tor U. 8. M Fund and too. 10, I L. 965 43 O K:T.- MTin,K i i!:?,':1 '$33,1382 113 -h H "BykalahcaremirnWln-Ireasury at June settlera't 1859; . $l,f5i do State Treasurer'! draft fdr com. echooljnd, tot lR'ja,,,- . 4,9 do do do do' ' do "ido do do 18atlr o i : 13-8. do am't Sjlleotda ft A .Iicat'o 00858 at Ajig; sjcttloq'i' 1838. 2. a ?.: j I'H I (V - ' j'iiV .iv t .: OFFICERS : ' fo A. d. Elliott; fJlork tot lnioiirijl Mrfioes to fjrond Jury aoatfoeU, Ae. do Wat C. Cooper l'roseouting Attorney, salary, do 1 Underwood, Shoriff snlaryir t! .. ,. ; , ' do 8: W.Farqnhar Auditor foos; ' . ; do Cohstablos attending Conrt and Juried) ' ' do iVm. MoClolland eomioiealoner'i foo 4ol '' do Jacob Bell ooirlmlwiloner feefj , ,i, i'u . do John McElroy commissioner fees, , do E.VhitnoT Infirmary Dirootor foe, do Thomas Urrimortf do do 4m Xtaal BogerV' .u..i;.W. t ". : ! To-rCmll. doebmn pablUblngW.of UM . ' do. Ii. Itofpei for publishing Uw. of IBaO and 180O, ' da J. ".t-ohuenerepaoiiniiin . ". do yfnt. H. Coelirt-B nd k Uorper for pub. amend I: VI . !. ' M. '!! ' $43109 0 t' .lit 1180 ,88.15 0 65 15 0 145 00 0 $1803 90 0 ,'it ' ) nr. : SU9 J7 ! .Mir.; ,fi ': f r.v ml , ! :. ; 'ti"fi i I '"'1 o:l i iiri tU i n i :'.'-1 id I.' rt: - i 'J ''M 125 00 0 125 00 0' . , , , .2-13 00 0 , "'' 1 97 50 0 i "I ' AO 00 ' ) ' i 1 I 05 00 ") . -v.eaojgi 4(50 0 ' (0 00 0 I '. -ri.iff' :on' ..,( In,,' $3 85l'10 : dO do do do,,i do ' do do I do" do;i. HhoriET'a pnxilarrlatlttn If in:'.. . tconti to the Constittitiw. 8Tlff" 89 00 0 - 57 00 0 IS 00 d .!- i '.;f iu;i,i. oiiet j ri it nKna fnrnilri. deUaduerlta do J. W. Buhuckert for prln Ung eoun t y afpralaera bWnkt) io -do 'd '" ! "' 1 Bott HMrtpit T. .i.-r.iJ4r.JllMM .. . . niiu'ioilio on evaul "3 xt;fjAtj8';At?p 4lt4Mftfrtm ftrttM rodav(i!l'---i!. . .noiBaiJ-,!-sb;iuiIo-ia bai CORONOR'fti To Coroner's Jury and witDcssMonlaiuosts,,; BihibltarldU-nrnii-toBreportforlSiO 1M Of) d i,p!. , iiet Id n myeraatrld print'g Ulreo'tf, 107 00 A irlt and forfeited fend Jls ' ' ' r, '' , :i -1 it" .T.A.4S.4i in , mi iri' 1J I . 44 00 M ..tueoo , Te Rail , Splitter. . ' TvntUiich Afei,' VVo've a noble rail litter and his name is , Honest Abe, ; .-'. .' . And he lives in Illinois as you knotty .. And be has 111 the tools to carry on his trade, And the y he piles them up isn't slow-Caonus So lay down your democratio boe-oo, And hang up Jrour demoeratie bow-oo, TbOrfi's rto more work for poor old ' , Jim,' .' ' ' : ' r ' Kaso he's where the Looofbco's go. But the people said to Abe lay your rail split ting by, ' For we wan't to try your muscles on the course; , Here's a loco!oCO giant forty-iovon inchet i high, , :.- .. . : . : ! : . ;; Who imagines he can travel liko a horse. :,' , ' ' ,: 1' .' ' ' ' i;i - f Out we think the chances slim for this little Giant Dog., 1 ' For the rail splitter runs like a heund; ' Then he has to paddle through the democrat ic mttd, With bis eoat tail so closo to the gronnd. Then thero is Brcck from Old Kentucky.who is right on the track, : jWhete the Little Qiant wants to pass ... .... along, . And he says he never will carry Stephen on . his back, ., ,:. ..n'i -.. . For he don't lee! himself VKfy strong. So they had it up and down while the rail splitter run ,' ' Till the White House Appeared in his . vie, '' . " ' Then said old Duck to Abe, why the nation did you comer Why, said Abe,, I had nothing etpe to do. A RinuKE. Dr. Arnold, when at Lileham ottce lost alt pationoe with a dull scholar when the pupil looked up In his face and said. Why do ydd speak m angrily, sir? Indeed t am doing the best I cm." Team' after tb doctor nsed to tell the story to his ewa Children, and say, "1 never felt so much sshaffl.d of myself in my .life... That look and that speech 1 have nover forgotten." Is nut this a very suggestive fact for many parents and teachers, and for masters too, ofttimes impatient and unreasonable With --oaths of this Class?. . .; ,;,, , ' J 1 1 dm in , The Wabash (Ind.) Plaiddealar record. two more conversions of prominent and in. nuential Democrat, to the Republican faiths, !"" r' i' I I" ' '' ' I'i . V h Howard ' ttnd t. H.' Stocttcr, two of the most talented lawyers of Steuben county, and whd have beon lifelong Demo crats, have fenounced tbeliltlle Qinbtand his ere if ahd oshSe aboard of the Ilenub lican ship, '.Mr. ifowarcf . was a, candidate for riepreMntatiWoii tho nemecratle tick et -it. 86L(bd fttealatftiahdulate.-for the i?floe of Supcfialctlilbtlt.V futlio Int atraolion before th Dsftocrallo State Con renriots in-H58ii Mr. Stecker waa tit did'rttt for Prtwectilot ill 1 858 on'ihe kame1 ticket "'SO Uufio', irii tob're oiSinfe.M . ' I 1:1 -ill J the Charleston South Carolina Mertury has it pathetic article oh : the ' Venerable William Cullen Bryant, h It loves his poetry but hates his politics. Says the Mer- eUryl . . , . i .; ; "i The Evening Post is the most respectable of all the Black Republican journals. Thirty years 8g8, we fought by its side, under its present editor, in the grtat contest for Free Trade. ' He is a gentleman and a scholar, although a Black Republicanand of all the American poets, to our tnste, he is the tnost delicate and touching, m hi' poetry. " We ' really be lievB that, ' if he had beefi Starved, ' like Goldsmith, and like him wandered over the woild with a fiddle and wallet instead of living in that most material ahd mon ey -loving of all plaoes on earth 'Jew '4? ! . ' ' ..1 . i .... ..." . . i oil. ne wouia nave ictt memorials ot his genius, very like, and .not. inferior, to those left us by GoldMith. Placing Mr. Bryant in political companionship, with ich creatures aa Wilson, Burlingame, Gretly, Webb, Sumner, Corwin, Lincoln ahd iltlmlin, reminds us vM forcibly of the jewel in the swine's snout. . The fact is, there are a great variety of Black Re-publifttts. ' . The Charleston Murcilry expresses Us in tense regret at the appearance of Ms. Bases:- isniuosonlhe stump.. The Mercury says; "William-Lowndes said that "the Presi dential office should neither be sought for bof. deClined." : That was ..the sent! mont bi a man worthy to fill such an, office, ith its heavy responsibilities, its crave and important duties. The idea oj.a if andidate ,couring the country to. obtain it, by election eering blfabgilea and persbtial appeals to win popular favor, can excite nothing but the most unmitigated disgust und cob tempt. We do not effect to publish anything hic'H falls Irom Mr.Breckenrldge, spoken- ask candi diU fbl1 the Tresidenc. ' t gtttnering av Sparta Mat iSat.Urday, fleW Mr. "ra,m C wetland the principal, rato of the day, made, the same speech'jarblch An EsoLun LadV ih tub ruLrtT.-The' Rev. W. Booth having been laid aside by io- disposition for a' week oriwo.Mrs. Booth of- Heated (or bim id Bethesda Chapel, Newcastle, Englahrf. 11 the' lady grounded her dig- feoaro en "Strive toent-jf la at the straight gate," C, and the targe audiractj whitih had eongregated to bear', sat, with evident mtbrest,1 Islihing to her chasltf and fervid 'eloqfience roraprdd Of khhOdr: ' The stf vice was a very eriycilve oneJ:' "1 fcfl - .. .: ... -i.i -, .v u; i ufra Political Item iol; fr.' Wm:.'Oa"rdheKrfoHwentV yeira a itsfdent' of XipeefV Mi tV., and 'Preslden t ml j tLi".r..ialitt IB ''A Ji I.-Ji.' 1. Jf '1-,'. oi me uooEins uiud in inai iowo oh if. turned his position anil declares ttiai lie is thoroUjiiiv convinced oi ina nojiownssarji w-i"2-.'V ' '' ' ii'"" I..' " " ii UpuglMp.rplessioniUlwili,, uppoM.j LwccdBi vTbaj. roy.Xi6littf that, bn 4ny sine,i dialer i-4htie'ilyr'vii fdmlshtlthb ttkl9f ihilVlBSlllt(' abotlfi?, Tt-tJelT-ii band re d fbatLfityT-li i LrBsatf, Knox Co., Sept. Sitb, i860. Ed.- BatpoDUoAHjIn ordei' that yoii ' may keep potted ' Id the faolltlbal aUklrs id this part of the country, thought 1 mlghi aa well oceuiy i few spare mbiiienU ifa Id forbing you that there is no dangei; of the1 Unioh being at'ssolVedi Messrs taheey. and Tobtnbs to the bontrtrV llotWithslhttdJ ing; I suppose tor: Editor Vott W.bulilUikA me. to tell how i knowL" Woll air lien's possible to dissolve- it, for Messrs Fredrick and llliams of y'oUr eh wete ft jj&Mf Tv. last tuesday an J Friday httfhu'fof thd eipless pUrptJe bf saVihg the Unions ahd jjuitrditig the .departed princittes ofJ3inoB racyi And to accomplish this; trifling Hit derUking, prgaaia jd a company of DoUgi las 3adts;; but thDemocrittt of Libert formerly the . strongholds of t)eth0cracyt were ' not to be pdt off with such tatud and Walllmjr slicking Kame ahd ccording-i ly christening . themselves. The VsioH Guards, orthwith proceeded to drill; Shades of Pluto, what 'a drill. TheW might haVe been seen alo&gdde of the Ua shaven lad of 1J years1: the 'kktne'oli' fd gies of 'tliree score and ted,' Wild wheh'thtf RepublrbuQ Wide 1 Awake movement' wad started,' deelared it to be an Assdcfa'tfo o pilferers and horse 1 thieves'; endeavSi-ifirf i.V.'L 1. -v. :'. . '.: ' i i-"J." wiiii a gusto oeyona tncir years ana worJ thy of a better cause io emulate the :pef4 forrnanees of tie Wl 'Awake'e'whicH some lieing pan "cate flatly misdescribet in the last issue of the Banneri ,w4-' Vi I !,.." :i '.j,,-! ;i'ni..i u v ( . : .. llm Wete represefated the Jlag tag.afii Bob Tail of two pouotic? (Vottj Sparta. oH the one hattd to Mt.; Vernon,-, on. the. olhW inclusive, to the qumber .all-toEof 0.- fin Tllo.rl.ir .;.! u.l.!li. r.'-. t until the Fridav niVbt nuroJin-r l.lli was a beautiful .evening, they gr&wed td just twenty, so astonishing ia the; growth o ,tJI!10r?ey ! tbia viein-tj. j By the way tbis puts ns in mind of the nnwuniU gathering; at. Sparta last Saturday, wheW in 1856 ha made for illmore, expati4ed fh rod mn.lol timiH 1 ! I 1 . . . " T j, v"r ' Ii - . m waion 4iB04 to "Wll!.' tht Republiqsns out of 4hbse fha had hitherto been 'balled gdod dehiot!rati' , SttctitLtja, W yott friend Byram, w hope you'll twntintttJ in such well doing; even if it;.hadr!1iiot leaked , out that . honestly yo:n0; are fo. M but go for tJpugks be .with' Ur-S pw'Jv We, would be jipqwed it ft0m your(al. killing Jbor. on Saturday Jaatr-1 Please pardon us for this dlgfesirn,buta- it i-felattl! somewhat to tha .qion BJacS Guards of our Township! jrai mpe4,to givo .ii in order that Tomninht the. mora plainly see the triumphs achieved .by the) advocates of Democracyii thislatitnde But rest assured it is.ot fronaay laok .Bf exertibB on their part; fot the most .untU ting" hs'siduity ia exhibited by them in col lecting material out -of -which Ao am litical eapitalj an as bilri s the Ayored tp.k which both candidates. fot the ahbt ally of this bounty teside, it is eonsidericl essentially necessary by the shaa ijemot! racy that their .faVorite ahfclr carry : fhil Tpi,. ,We UndersUhd that while : election eering, they declare twenty "Retiblicait votes of this immediate telghborhood will be 'polled fortheit candidate. Now wa are authbrij-.d ' to' o&j .$5,bp padh' " fbf the name of every voter of that tlni ' Ifl tiberly: So now gentlemaajiji pitch in yofi'may inv'efil an4 tell as nany. ,ttntrtt(htf as yob please about Shaw.;, Ilia chard ter for uprightness, and, cdndoV is saCh-that you waste your breith. by such pfbp flgauebs which, atsiet only to fulUll buf prodietioh "That your treacherous rfealinad will 'tome dewn on 'your own f ate." .!!.; '.i V'.'.).',.:-) Ii . 1 .un bit : Now a Word to the Bnnfil'r man am. wA haFd.0tle,:, Pray, friend .Harper j whiid publishing - those . roerbaeks' with .-which your issue of the S5 h is filleddie) it netef occur to you that the Democratic nomifleB for.: Governor of MalBS; pending the ' last eleetion, isoued a similar lid upon the Sen atorial career ol Hamlin, and the tesull ' -j: '-'-!.- i.i-.' j . i ' !. in- : ".i . w ufuiucracy wa aeieatea Dy a greater majority 'loan was eVcFllkforeViven 'ifl that Staie!M.Contindbvio''p jjtir senseless misconsUticd tlipplng ftotSL thfc campaign Democrat and avejry papy. coti yibutea to our , majority; while: yoqrdis3 gustingiy weak , trouble abaat what jhil sail our ishllet lead's frbmt ic'hehie? is, dally taaMng loletif vott-s fbr Mrvlleltflick-Soo ahead Mrt flunrfcr man.'Sqll'tiS 'y'oa -M-'-'trA'feat totlFNui.en'aitllr'l fliil rinnr.lt. M whb'is the' mulit-t heW If-jfoU attt'U So k&d night julloWdt mocrals'j,lf)er''1will be a great jomptlOTinyurants liel'ore) yprfAfisjearftejtA, ,M,.8lnU . -i n-v.., ' . f cy 'e.na to jntmns a' YugtuVe ".lave YTSS-JiSrEy'os Hayijer f Ferry Va.jinight have been teca fW-.-gfa.'r'vil A,i?t7a'.M"W'Dt f hicUfwy Noc)ili is(,Tinj lajhutics tjf iliai ihelghhprktKxlt I'Ltn tb TJnied t,ul"bf mllcirtrttt'thrf'way fttt rlvirr-'hlro ni- 'fjruWfoV'tweiBWW Kkentesea Af t', thi'tt WrMeiwake Bfiifefils:, Wd lessltiWy Tillu'urii lUwOiaita'-inrfbrnis!" ffZhcrrJ-l;"'"V