The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 2

CdSHOCTOM OCT. 26, Republican national Ticket. KM HUTIIERPOBD B. HAYES, or Ohio. roii YICK raniDEXT, WILLIAM A.

WHEEI.KR, Of New York. A F. reilY, ornanilltou County. COW AMU Jf. BOHM, County.

Dtotrlel PreiideatUl Electors. 1. JOBS W. llERltON, ofllimilton. JOIIX W.

WABBIHOTOIT.of Ilmaillon. UKOUUX W. IIUI.ICK, Of Clement. 4. UN.

WILLIAMSON, of Darke. A M. N. ALEX AXDEH, of Tin Wert. JAMK8B.

LUCKKY, of Ottowa. 7. CHANGE KDWAKD8, of Brown. 8. A.

P. HOWAVD, of Champaign. 9. JOHN AWE, of Marion. 10.

JOIIX 8. DAVIS, of Jlurou. 11. JOHN JOXK9, of Jackfon. 11 A.

R. rairfleld. IS. J. W.

DOWXKR.of licking. 14. AXDHKW If. BURNS, of BiehUiirt. IK.COLUMBIA DOWNING, of Help.

If. DAYIDCDXXINGHAlf, of lUrrlson. 17. JOHN If. WllfTCBAFT, bfCarroll.

18. G. S.BAKXARD, of Medina. BKXJAMINV. Asbtnbnla.

W. S.STHECTEIt, ofCnynhogn. Democrats Jiave plenty of money; they are using it freely, though in a quiet ivay, to carry Ohio. If You or your good Republican friends now falter, the very worst of unworthy men will probably dishonor you and your most precious office. Tilden' s.iccess will enable the "Solid South" to enforce its demand for all now but simply requested! Do your duty! See that not a single Hayes Wheeler voter is absent the very day of all.

days he should beat his proper poll! Make the success, of. 'the. National Republican party your special business until the ballots of November shall have 'b'e'ti honestly counted! Do this and the jnost glorious of Republican victories will rest ivith-us! Crush shammery and treason! Repudiate, in the most telling way, that "good, old-fashioned State- rights Democrat of the John C- Calhoun Sam'l J. Tilden, and cling to the idea of Nationality! Vote as you shot! Goto work! every vote given to the Republican ticket in Coshocton county, though we are in the minority, counts its full value in the State total, but stay- at-home Republican possibly may -make Ohio 'Democratic! Risk nothing! sure to go id 'the potts, opid vote a correctly constructed Union Republican, success will 'shut the door and keep National money-box thousands of claims-' frnf the' corn and sweet-potatos our men captured from the fellows now laboring so earnestly and unscrupulously in the front rank Shamminy Sam's hungry horde of the You quieted Tilden's man, Sell; now lay-out Mr. Bell's boss, Tilden--Tweed- Morrissey's chum-friend.

tlic Cincinnati Gazette moat heartily cay that the outcrjr 01 Democratic journals, politicians, and over the of National to put down (be South Carolina banillltl, a repetition uf the cry thej raited when Lincoln called for to put down ihescceHlon rebellion They thrieked then ac frantically now. Their lawyers used the Mine They uttered the aame cry that the Conitltutlon was overthrown by a military Uetpotiaui. They callec Lincoln a they now do Grant They aald "not a man more nor a dollxr for Ibid unholy war, by the'vote of any they now declare that no Democratic voice shall uphold the Government In protecting the people of the South. They said that National would have to march over the dead bodies of Northern Democrats before invading the Soulb, just as they talk now of an uprising to protect the South Carolina banditti. And the sequel will be (he game.

Ere long they will make party resolves that they accept the situation, and plead that their put record should not be discussed. There Ii a persUtancc in the Democratic nature. tSTA upecial dispatch to the Cincinnati last Monday, says thut In spile of the emphatic denials by August Belmont and others, letters have been received here from London, saying that the Syndlciite would not make any efforts to do any thing in connection with funding of American securities, beyond what the contract compelled them to do, until the question of the Presidential election was In cage Tilden was did not believe it would possible to make any additional steps successful, Not only have such advices een received here from London, but it also known that similar letters have reached persons representing certain Syndicate Interests in New York. Further than this, since. Mr.

Bclmont's card appeared, emphatic statements from Mrsoni authorized to (peak, have been received here, aftlrming Its incorrectness. The publicity just given to this condition, of excited the Democrats here more than anything which has appeared during the campaign, and the whole press machinery the control of that 1 party has been set actively a t. work to deny Here the style in which the Fort Wayne Gazette puts it: "General Blue Jeans marched 'out to battle last Tuesday morning, with 17,517 men and nine eneralg, with all the arms, and ammunition intact. He retired from the tield at P. having lost live Generals 12,000 men, wild all the ammunition the hands of the enemy, and all the auppliescut off." ty William Bell, the Secretary ol State, the.

official majority of Barnes, In Ohio, of Boy ton. Supreme Judge, 9,717. Will the Democrat note this and giv6 Its a chance at the truth Johngthompioa care. The Democrats hope to take Re- pitbjlcang by surprise on the 7th of November. that Republicans now doing or proposing io do the Centenial, fully realize the great importance' of every vote we can give our electoral ticket! Five thoug- and Ohio Republican's were at Philadelphia when Boll got his merited rebuke! Let all Republicans be at home Tuesday-week, andthedfs perate effort being made by Tilden wffl fail! tfTttdenisan expertin endeavoring to manage, till States as he did New York, Re- pubtieanvterg' aid and we ivitt for ever guiet Do not dilly-dally Republican, now Cen- tenniaUzing, return in full time to vote: Ms the Expo- continue seven or ten days after formaleios- ing ceremonies go.

Don't fail to void AUDITOR'S EXHIBIT -OF THE- leceipts and Expenditures Coahooton County, For the Year Ending Sept. 4th, 1876. SETTLEMENT WITH THE STATE FOR FEBRUARY, ISM. riginal amount of Duplicate of1875. $191,352 33 Delinquent taxes of former with penalties 7,08881 Total be accounted 198,44094 Amount of nripaid taxes at February KXUenienl, deduct Grose nmouutiof lanes collected In December, 187 Deduct Treasurer's per cent, on a- bovc collections Deduct taxes refunded 201 03 Balance Deduct cost of advertising Delinquent aud Forfeited Laud 156 48 Net balance at February settlement 100,908 81 SETTLEMENT WITH STATE FOKA17G.1KW.

rif iiial amount of Duplicate of 1875 181,352,33 ifelinqiient taxes of former yean, with penalties 7,08801 57712 Subsequent additions nnd February peunllie. Total to be accounted lor cross amount of'December collections Total to be accounted for Anrnst settlement 90,05330 Deduct uBpaid taxes at settlement 7,00058 Gross BMotiDt taxes collected: in June, 80,03418 Deduct Treasurer's per ceat. on, a- bore collections Balance Deduct tuxes refunded Collected Duplicate oflMB, for; State debt or sinking food General revenue wad State Oonnmi RchooV Total collection for into State Treasury for: State debt or sinking fund General revenue fund fowl State CODNBJMI School fund paid Balance OB hand Sept. 6th, Amount collected om duplUaU of BMeired from Wm. 8.

UQil VeeelTCd from 'same coi'ts in 'cisse of StaW Received from Justices ofi PMM dues andcosU Rewired from U. II. BorMr, Clerk 10.834 491,43 bate l. Pro. Received for View mndVurW of roiftdi Heceived for old ttorei told.

tromvU. 'H. Baraw, 'tdaioMd eosto Seoelvea Bewlved froii 'jj kex ci 4300 tSDO i i 8t nU ejf Coroner'i Paid Samuel per mm and mileage Piild Joseph S. WcVcy, Commissionl TM Forney, commission- a i a i i iilcagc John Taylor, CommTssloner, per diam and mileage Pni Walker, Auditor, 'salary and Paid Wm. Wolfe, Auditor, salary ami allowances Paid sumo per dlm aud uiilcuxc fls KallKWd appraiser PttU same for filing blanks for 18JO Paid Alex.

Bunion, Probate Judge, recording births and deaths for 1876 tamo Probate Judge' lees in Paid some Probnte Judge 'allowance in criminal cases Piitd F. W. Thornhill Proliatc Judge allowance iii criminal cases Paid name salary from Kov. 4th. 1875, to February 14th; 1870 Paid same fees in cases of lunacy 1'aidSHme for labor in Probate ofllcc for Paid Fisher-A Brownlce printing and advertising Paid John C.

Fisher printing and advertising Paid T. W. Collier printing and advertising Paid ftnd lustices' fees in criminal cases Paid Constables fees in criminal cases before Justices of the Peace" Paid Ucpiihliu Printing Company for Ac paidSnntoril Co. (or blanks, blank books, stationary, Ac pnid It. F.

Wade A Co. for blanks, lilunk books, stationary, Ac paid Siebcrt Lillcy, for blanks, blank paid Thomas Odell, lor re-binding old records in Llcrk's anil Bocord- ofllcc paiil stunc lor Auditor's Duijli'uiiiu and blanks paid Kobinson Savage for blanks, blnnk books and itntioncry paid Short Foreman for deed record for Kecordcr paid W. U. 41. Bukcr, for making Auditor's and Treasurer's nccoiint liooks pniil John C.

Fisher, lor printing Assessors blanks mid same for making Treasurer's tux receipt books nid blanks lor county unices ilolui Anderrou lor stationery for county offices taid W. W. Bostwick for gold uciifor Clerk of Court pnid James Crawford lor fin niching mid delivering coal paid Coshocton Light niid Coke Co. for Gas for Court House anil jail iaid Jno. Al.

Finicy per i a i School Exninincr iaid Josiiih Hurt is per diam as School Examiner iaid Crowell per dium as School iaid M. W. Wimmcr pci ilium School Examiner paid Jno. M. Finicy, Clerk of Hoard of Examiners for 10 years and 9 paid Winslow Brown, jaiiitor foi- School Examiners room paid W.S.

Crowell, salary as Prosecuting Attorney paid same per cent, on flues anil cost's paid into County puid Campbell Voorhes, Attorney lor Commissioners, for 1'i years paid same Attorneys for Commissioners, llarrold vs. Commissioners paid Jno. D. Nicholas assisting Prosecuting Attorney, State vs. FrankEpt paid Wm.

Sample, Attorney fees, defending Frank paid B. M. Vooi-hes, fees, defending Frank Ept paid John Lcnnou Sheriff fees 411 criminal crises for ttyoyeurs same summoning Jiirv in Probate Com paid for convc iug lunatics to and from Athens A.ylum laid for conveying incorrigible boys girls to the itpform Farm paid Judges und Clerks election laiilCantwell Ik Simmons, P's for opening poll-books of Township Treasurers for settling with Anditorfor school fund. pitid William Lyons, Assessor of Adams township paid Butler, Assessor of hem pmd JohnT Diukey, Assessor of Bed-i ford township paid Thos II clover, Assessor, c'lai-'k township paid Phihp Suiikle, paid Lewis Assessor Frank Itn paid Thos Hcynolds, Assessor Jefferson township paid Charles Kinsey. Assessor Jackson paid WmBcchtol, Assessor of Kcene id Charles Couiey, Assessor Lafayette township paid Thos Wiggins, Assessor Liti- ton township paid Samuel Sheplar, Assessor Millcreek township paid George Sheldon.

Assessor of Jlonroe township iaid Garrison, Assessor ol Jfew Castle townihip paid John Vansickle, Assessor of Oxford township paid Jesse Ashcraft, Assessor of Pike township Bene Pigman, Assessor Perrr township aid Hugh Lynch, Assessor Tuscarawas township paid Workman, Assessor Tiverton township mid to Abncr Cooksey, Assessor Vir ginia township paid Levi Thompson, Assessor Wash ington.township pajif Samuel Weir, Assessor White Eyes township paid Geo Lee, regular Court Constable paid same for guarding jury case of Stale vs Ept pnid same for guarding jn- ry case of State vs Donnelly paid Fred Mobley, constable lor giul jury paifl John A Uanlon, Treasurer Agricultural fund pnid John Taylor, Janitor of Court House paid fees of Witnesses before gvand jury paid Witness fees, case State of Ohio vs Stephen Donnelly: paid Witness fees, caseStatcol Ohio ys John Nameless aid Witness fees, caso State of Ohio vs EL Sullivan paid Witness fees, case State of Ohio vs Daniel Waggoner paid Witness lees, case State of Ohio vs Channels paid Witness fees, case State of Ohio TSJPWilson paid witness fees, case State of Ohio vs Poland et. al paid witness fees, case State of Ohio TS Frank Ept lid witness fees in criminal cases before Justices of the lid witness fees in Probate-Court, State vs Sawyer mid witness fees in Prolintc Court, eases of lunacv' paid Wm. Jeffries for pntting-srwcr' in basement of Court House. Treasuries IT. S.TT«nrlekhouse lor exam- iiingCountjr paid W.

Sluw repairing Court House sewer paid for repairing clocks for Becord- er and Treasurer paid Geo. C'. Wcarbaarirapairing privy aid large glass on paid Jacob Stover for brooms tor Kherlff paid for putting-down plank walks OB public puid Wm. Walker for cash paid for telerraphlrtg and freight: paid U. A.

McDonald for chairs for jury-rooms for varnishing old Wm. T. Decker for moving old safe kid Jno. Anderson for mdse. for prisoners in jail paid Jacob Waggoner for two mat-, tresses lor jail paid for four dates for stamp in Treasurer's office paid Lewis Palm for bartering pris- oners In jail paid fees, Trea- rarerofCosliocton TS Ww.

jlorrlson paid Jacob Waggoner putting ciinc bottom in chnir Probate P4id Sumoel WikxixTarniikingwit-. MSSstand in court paid B. W. McClain, Treasurer, per cent on miscellaneous paid W. 8.

Crowell advanced In criminal eacei paid Flther, Hunt A 'Johnson rent 'JbrSnrveyor'soJBee months paid W. B. Crowell to copy aeposl- tioni, Barrold paid Jacob Toorbei toeopy dcpdsi- tkn, Barrold viComnlasiODers. paid Samuel Moore for going to Mewlvillo, BeaTer In con- 'iwetkw with, tnlt of Barrold vs paM Joetek nwrtoro'ex- paid S. V.

paM towen fn Itoeorder't 144 45 Of 49815 145 1C 150 (X 35780 1,20657 11 00 075 064C 3087 50 UC 100(1(1 41KOC 33 98 SI 000 241 ID 31650 139 81090 10318 313 45 5250 S3 00 40 OU 3900 a-, oo 11775 1'JO KB 99 251 15 llfiOO 80 00 tt 00 1200 10750 BOO 47400 i 9000 IfltOO 30000 10000 10000 50910 500 32590 3100 1USSO 135(0 0270 7350 00 00 0500 5375 700H 5000 CO 00 S750 7750 5750 7000 47 GO C750 7750 5500 50 CO 5351) 106 S5 4750 5500 GOOD 7500 us oo 51500 SCO 3800 11800 31700 1S510 603 SO 11000 151 15 SS520 7310 3095 1570 48650 3060 9580 as 70 40 17 BO 900 85 300 KOO i'ao ISO CO 00 900 '4'00 U50 59 570 1000 1BO 185 1FOO 815 MOO 1000 uw tat Ireexin paid Wm. Kobinlta et ftff Harrold vs COmmisjioneri paid Jno Xennon ud assistant feei in 1200 17 75 7700 3190 585 515 75 350 300 1315 005 550 300 350 470 13307 C147 750 12113 1004 3102 3900 3085 4930 29S 81 91 sstr 2820 paid ioi narrofTl vs PijU Lcnnon for scrying su'jpoe- for pris( paid Caroline McDonald for board-' 'S CISC 8 vs Donnelly J- Bear tea pot for jail paid Jacob Waggoner chair for Pro- office paid McDonald cushion 'for'-ehair in Becorder's offlcc paid (3 Barger fees for arrcstinic ilcKinley, a lunatic paid. Isaac Wcrtheimcr clothing'fo'r prisoners in jail paid same clothing for paid Samuel WiTcox oiling court house doors and painting on bell paid Martha Johnston for'scYubbinic' A udi tor's, Treasurer's and Jlccorif- er'sofllccs paid Smith whitc-wiu'tiing'jail''. paid Samuel Moore, expenses going to Columbus on omoial business paid Darling Bennett for smttoons for offices, court room and other hardware paid Forkcr Jfclionald' hardware for county paid GeoAVBioketts forconnty paid JI immcr for uidse for jiini- tor for court house paiil Bachman for mdse for ia'n'i'lo'r and Recorder's olllcc paid Shaw for mdse for pan Kay Wilson for blankets and other mdse for paid Samuel Strauss clothirir for prisoners in paid Son blacksmlthing paid Adams Express Company, )rcss and ilrayngc paid St L'Railwiiy, freight ami drnnige pnul Collier, postage stamps and box rent for ollices paid II Carman for repairing about court house, and jail paid Wm llllobinson, repairing about court house and jail paid unclaimed costs Total Disbursements 19I10S51 hand Sept. ith, 1S7U ISFIRMAP.Y FUXD-11ECK1PTS.

Ballnncc on hand Sept. 6th, 1875 Collected on duplicate of 34U87-I For town lots in Maysvillc sold, belonging toS i .1 pauper 1737 llcceived from Licking county expenses of pauper 3000 Received for stock sold from Infirmary A trauslcrcd from buildinii fund Total roceipta for tlic ear Overpaid Sept. 6th. paldL Disnov f.n ai ugs aud medicines. paid David i for Harness Wm Liowu lor digging grave for'Jacob llincs paiil Bostwick for clock.

Trustees of Lafayette township medical bill of Wm Moran paid Hughes medical alien- ilance on Savali Owens paid Henry TBompkins threshing grain paid Loyd Dunlap roofing uid Trustees oi O-xfora township rncd. bill and cas-c of Sarah Jones paid same meU. bill and vase of Zeb Huff paid Jno Richmond for relief of Zeb Huff and family paid Wm Stanton clothing for In- flrmary paid Coshocton Plauing Mill Comp.i- ny forshingles paid Thos Wilson mdse for Infirmary John Trovinger molasses for Infirmary Lit Miller relief for Mrs Williams itid A II Thomson for lime jnid Jno Richison 'expenses going to Guernsey county paid same for two barrels ol' apncls paid James, Graham incase ol 3fvs Colhtirn laid Jno Tish mid ft Itium fov plastei-iug jaid A Petit for merchandise IIO Sin i 111 cistern and bakcovcu Geo Sleigh repairing wagon same new wagon fer Infirmary Mini McDonald repairing wagon paid Dr Barcroft medical attendance on Sfancy Baker jaid Jno llicliiiou cash paid fov assessment of State Executive Committee paid Barger, Assignee of A McDonald, for cupboard paid Baker repairing harness. paid Trustees of Virginia township burial of Mrs Williams paid Ino Richison corn forlnHrmary Adams for soap Trustees of Adam towuship cof- fln Jor Sarah Garrctt paid Sinclair for renovating leathers paid Chas Balch Bro flour aid Winslow medical utleml- aiicc on Flora Shnlty paid Minerva Richison for sewing aid Dr Hughes medical atten- danco on Mrs Early paid John Starling for whitewashing paid Wm Sprague bull for Infirmary jaid Dr Frew med att on Mrs Sugar jaid Jno Kent boarding and nursing Jno'KcyS paid Jno Gamble medical ultend- ance on Jno Keys paid Ross burial expenses John Keys paid Isaac Wertheimer clothing mid Samuel Fortune taking case of Shnlty paid Jno Richison cash paid for harvest hands paidC Bhoades repairing shoes mid Cullison sulky rake mid Tidball beef. iaid Peter Filiman mdse Jno Keys laid Trustees Tuscarawas township relief and burial expenses of Carpenter paid Trustees Tnsearawas township relief of trancicnt paupers paid Trustees Tuscarawas township 'trdnsportatloti-ofpanpers iaid conveying paupers to Infirmary laid Jacob Waggoner coffins for paupers paid temporary relief forout paupers laid A McDonald chairs and Collins 1 mid Joseph Sawyer for 15 Ibs of tea.

aidM MeNaughton iaid Darling Bonnett Bros lor hardwaic paid McDrfnalil Geo Bicketts, A hardware laid King Mirisc mid Hnmrickhonsc Crowley groceries and provision iaid Miller groceries and provisions paid Wimrncr groceries and paid Barney, Demoss Co flour and feed iaid Burns Hack, dry goods mid Pocock Sons dry goods. mid John Klosson dry uid John- 1'harion blacksmithing mid Thos Harris digging coal iaid Geo Reese for labor iaid Maggie McViekers for labor Craig for labor iaid Annie Smyth for labor laid Jno Richison as Superintendent aid Frew 1 year's salary 113 physician paid Snugs tor per diam as Director paidW McCovucr diam as Director iaid rhos Wiggins per diam' as Director paid Samuel, Gardner per ili.im 1 as and Clerk nf Board- Total Disbursements 'Balance ou hand BRIDGE Balance on.hand Sept 4 Collected ouDnplicateof 28,36500 Received for Timber of old Canal Bridge a 00 Total receipts for the year, including balance ou band 37,81353 DISBUHSEMESTS. paid'Hook ncrshman, repairing Fry-Ford Bridge paid Wm Robinson, jr, repairing Fry Bridge paid Samuel Burrcl, lumber for Fry Ford, Roscoc, Warsaw bridges paid JA Wilson: culvert atilcw Bed ford, Cra wfonl township paid James Barkless; masonry for two bridges at Mohawk 1 paid frtewart, nil at culvert at Bakersvillc 5,00698 9,17749 3,021179 35 20 805 200 800 4450 13 SO 0303 21 45 30 00 10 50 2520 4035 3803 59 Wi 2300 SO 00 1000 780 750 1300 1323 14 00 ti 50 11 37 1530 115 00 U25 2100 200 1200 M4S 8075 352 500 2105 53 (A) 3000 1500 1000 000 4000 2100 1SOO is oo 2000 2600 97.00 500 3000 U50 4560 4S23 18087 .3000 2000 533 70 4650 1500 100 3392 7019 BS5 745 ICO 51 11917 3110 77 Go 338 IH 05 3oo 51 Go 15ooo 21900 24oo 25oo 7ooo 54000 12300 3ooo Woo 3ooo TSoo DT8BT3RSEMENTS -C twp bri towor clock In tower clironomeUir lock TaylorC.haulifig riprap for bridge paid Joseph Smith, laboron Coshocton and Roscoe bridges paid.Tboniiis Buxton, masonry for piers Walbonding river bridge paid Cincinnati lion IJ ridge Co, for 2275 7000 8353 painting old span WailVomTing'bJg 18 00 paid Wright Bolet, labor and mii- teriali-epalring-Wareaw bridge paid Michael Lapp, labor and mute- 1 a rf 1 3500 7150 300 400 9197 2,40000 37950 23 11G43 1724 10100 4980 5775 41 50 bridge at Gault's mill, Perry twi. paid Bnrrel), labor andWiiterlnl lluwley canal bridge paid Anthony Wimmcr, hauling block and tackle to Fry Ford bridge paid Daniel Campbell, hauling lumber for Mohawk bridge paid Mossman, snpcrstruc lure two bridges, Perry twp paid Sprague and Winters, Iron superstructure Jacobsport bridge paid same, Iron superstructure Chill bridge paid same, Iron superstructure Simmons ruu bridge fill, Hahn culvert, Franklin'twp twp paid lumber for bridge on Laurence run, Linton tp paid Geo Arnold, masonry Simmons run bridge paid Thos Donnelly, wooden superstructure Simmons run bridge paid Jt Baker, stone for abutments Jacohsport bridge pair! Lyinan Taylor, 1111 at Daniel Shaw's bridge, Bedford, tp paid Bctij Mason, building bridge at Bnghtwell's Jefferson tp paid Adams and Glcason, lumber for Coshocton and lloscoe bridges paid Geo Clark, masom-y and nil Ifimlesty's bridge, Washington tp pnid Mossman and lluutcr, super- asn- inutou ti paiil James Bcrklew, culvert at Joseph Culhson's, Poiry tp piiiil Malachl Jones masonry and ma tci bridge pnid John Marlatt, masonry and material, Jacohsport bridge paid Samuel Wise, masonry.lTCings run bridge, Oxford tp paid Hugh McFaddon, siiperstruct- King run bridge, Oxford tp paid Cai tor, masonry, canal Ixlir opposite Morris Ford paiil Brown Enchiiigham, super structure bridge opposite Morris fil paid Michiicl Lapp, llooring Wills- creek bridge paid Jno A Hamilton, repairing btls at Avomlnlc paid William Arnold, masouary, of. ISiclne bridge, Keene tp paid 11 Jennings, repairing brilir near Orange paid John ilackey, lumber for Or- angcrivor bridge Wimmcr and Johnson, fill aud protection, Jaeobsporlf bridge paiil Buxtou, in full fov mason ry Robinson's fl river bridge paid same, balance in full for rip- rap of Lafayette rivet bridge i Davis, masonry, Jacobs- port bridge A.tiil puiil Isssc' Hook, protecting pliir at Fry.Ford bridge.) pnid CII Hersliutan, protcctinir pier at Fry Ford bridge paid George Arnold, masonry- Isaac Keed bridge, Bedford twp paid John PPeck Co, painting ange River bridge paid Isaac ITook, Tabor of repairing Warsaw bridge.

paid HcTey Wilson, balance on masonry, ill and protection, Wat- bondinr river bricfgc fcsbn, and fnrnithing bolts for Fry Ford, bridge paid Wm RobtasoB Diamond bridge. Hotcoe paid Georce Cullison, asonrv Raul bridle. Perry twp; Binim Leptey, for in bridge out 'L rlrer 7640 3150 2500!) 7250 84 t5 '7390 8ff 80 11448 104 3100 1,37833 5700- S3 25 500 S.OOOOO SOW 1 i Si 01 81 SO 88 88 2300 23930 1050 200 7000 22 G9 3300 40270 5,092 04 13730 l.GCG.UO 26 00 ay, masonry, idgo' paid Thos Bryant.part pay. protcc-. tiou und sill Morris fd river bridge paid Henry Clark part pay, protection and sill Robinson Id bridge Harrison- Waggoner part pay, superstructure Robinson run brdg 10000 Total disbursements for the rear B.ilancc on hand Sept 4th, 187G 75 EOAD FUND--RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand Sept. 6,1875 320556 Collected on duplicate of 1S73 9,799 91 Received from John Wantland money illegally drawn from Treasury 177 00 Total receipts for the yeftr 13,242 47 DISBUHSE3IEXTS. Paid Abe. Howry, protecting road alongKillVmeb creek Bethlehem tp SO 1 40 paid Eliznbelb. Smith compensalicm 011 rood Tiyerton tp 5400 '88-50 0000 G100 2000 4500 7000 25000 3243 11000 37 JO 30000 1 5000 3400 2000 paid Win Eorteus making new road Tuscarawas township 71 paid Joseph Hoivell compensation damages on road AVashington tp Paid Jos Powellsoii compensation' and damages on road Linton tp paid Wm.Camp compensation and damages on road Washington tp paid Jjeander Jennings compensat'n and damages on road Linloii tp paid Darling protecting road Mo- liawlt creek Jefferson tp paid Eliza McCleary compensation and damages Linton twp road.

paid trustees Tuscnrawas tp culvert on Cadiz road east of CosnQcton paid A Nichols making new road Newcastle townsbip paid John Miller compensation for land forroad Linton township' paid Heury Lower nil at culvert at New Bedford Crawford township paid Jos Jennings compensation and damages Linton twp road. paid Trustees Tnscarawas tp repairing Cadiz road east of Cosuocton paid Jacob McClain making part of new 1 road township paid Alonzo Snurgeon making part of new road Tlverton township palA John Roberts building culvert Franklin township paid-John Wantland making part of new road Tlverton tp. Jblm Roberts labor on culvert at A Hahns Franklin township i paid 1 Samuel Pancake labor ou Warsaw road at Darling's bluff i. paid Ben Mason culvert and fill Jef' 137 50 iflfl 42 2400 ity Treasbry afterward paid back paid Jacob Ohas Imhna comp ahd' damage Linton road paid Jacob Lalma compensation and damage Franklin, tivp rood paid Johnston House comp and damage Tlverton to wrishipTOod paid Solomon Wertz ooitijj damBEeUrnTorrtp'roiiff paid WashDarling comp and' dam- age New Castle tp road paid Perry Darling cdinp 1 and damage New Castle tp road paid James Butler corap ana damage New Castle twp joad paid Felix Butler comp and damage New Castle twp road paid John Kaullman comp and damage Franklin twp road paid Josuna Clark, labor repairing road New Castle twp paid Jolin' Roberts "building culvert and rip rap Franklin twp paid Marian and Mary Waring conip and damages Bet'oleliem twp 10000 177 oo fir 00 15000 i 1700 50000 sc 00 500 00 30000 iio 00 100 OQ 160 13 89 25 paid Joseph Burrell comp and dam- nges Betlileliem twp'rbad paid David Lowry comp and dain- ages Jackson twp roafl paid Lewis Swigart making i. new road Tlverton twp paid OsbornDrapermaklngpart nbw road Tiverton twp paid Isaac-Hook making part new road Bethlehem twp, A Randies comp and damage Jackson twp roail c.

paid heirs ol Silas Campbell comp' and dam ages Linton twp'road paid Timpson eomp and damages Virginia twp road aid. Uriah Huffman comp and dam- ages Virginia twp road dark, protecting road' 25550 11730 40009 1500 20000 17500 4000 '7500 10000 err y.B i i 7900 paid Geo Fisher masonry for seven culverts Coshocton A Otsego toad paid Bnxton making -new road Bedford twp paid Johu.iAlackey repairing, road, In Oxford twp paid Fry fill at culvert- ou, Reese. road New Castle township paid Win Bigga comp and damages Jackson twp road Loyd Nichols making new New Castle and Tlverton twpu. paid A Cullisoii lllliug at culvert iu Perry twp paid John Reisa repairing culvert at Bakersville' paid John Strons removing timber debris off New Castle und Tivcrlon twp Toad; pnid John Mackey making nil at, 81100 3700 43) 5350 1770 King Itun Bildgc Oxford twp paid Truatees.Tascamwas.tp repair- ing Mill creek road Tuscarawas tp p'aid Frank Rodehaver on his con. tract for making port of new road Castle township paid Jos Shearer'ou his contract making part Coshocton Otsego road pnid Henry Norman on hist'contract making pt Coshocton itptsego road paid Atclibiker i Lahna on their contract for making partof Cosiioc-' 3000 '2000 5000 200 00 290 30 ton and Oteego road Si Weru''dn-'' making pt CogUpctou iOtaego road; on hls'coutract for making ptCoahooton paid Anthony Wlmmer In full on contmetforTnakinKpartlof Coahoc- ton and Otaego road.

paid OroBoyer Iii full on hls'eontract pt Coahoctou-it Otsego road part McCleary in fulUor grading uud masonry oiihin 1 contract octou and ptsego road Total disbursements for year. Balance on hand Sept. 41870 .7000 j. 10000 100 00 8C7C -33H5 Bal ou'iia'nd'SepteiWS' Collettcd on Duplicate oflttTu- I Collected on Dupli Total iof the year Paid Debbiff'-Norris i'Go new safe i paidH Willlannlettei-iim trans- rnnn'ofoffleteandprtvydoow' UM HOIIBO lv Jffbmltnro for court! JnmeH Plait labor SS Carman labor and fuateril mon jr. labor and clock paid urer's office 2S400 20000 23188 1200 2500 100 44 25 2275 paid aeoH Grantand (Jo tor c6nnler for Hie Treagnre'rs-offlce und uye for court room 250 20 paid Simon llarrold amorint of given Bush and Harris for labor on court house 4ig no paid Coshocton Stono Co on contract, IOr WalKS for nviViltsi amtncA Qf f-- utyiju uuiifcrucb i ipr walks for public square 800 00 paia for redemp'n court house bends 13,000 OC interest on 103-107 paid Matt Johnston part pay grading public square 10800 Total for year Balance on hand Sept 41876, 0,013 2L BUILDING FUND--RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand Sept 01875 4o DISH H.SEM KSTS. Paid II Carman putting furnace and heaters In Jail 97ooo pnid Wm II Robliuon jr labor and material 2042 Anil, trausfen-cd tolnflrmary fund Total disbursements 4o SCHOOL FUND--KECE1PTS." Coll ectcd on 'd upl Ical'e of 1875 Received Irom Slate of Stale common school fund 13,903 oo llecci vcd from State of United Stales military school 814 97 2,441 75 2,96853 4o 83050 1,98296 2,88577 Total receipts for the year EISJlCJJtSEMKNTS. Paid Treasurer Adams Township Bethlehem Bedford Bedford scp school dist Clark Township Crawford Franklin- Jeft'erspn Jackson, Roscois Union- Sell ooi Keeue Township Lafayette Lafayette sep school dlst Linton Township Millcreek Monroe Newcastle New Castle sep school dist, Oxford 1'owuship Pike WcstCar.llslesepsch'ldist amw Perry, School dist 1,8852.1 Tuscarawos" 2,47990 Tivcrtoii Virginia White Eyes" Coshocton Union School i' 1,01392 1.58300 2,457 24 703-15 4,242 73 98281 1,714 7o 96861 1,367 96 59800 1,83508 2,57515 1,78117 2.27L28 8.223 71 SfiO.lST, 58 ROAD 29200 9 Total Disbursement' Balance on hand fSept 4187G TOWNSHIP AND TOWNSHIP Town'p TpHoad. Col. on Duplicate of 1875 810,182 $13.846 58 DISBUKSEMKNTS.

Paid Treasurers of Adams township Bedford township Clark township Crawford township Frankl inj town slil Jefferson townshUp. Jaekson township KeenetowJiship Lafayette township Linlou township SOll-Creek township Monroe township New Castle township. Oxford township Pike township Perry township Tuscarawas township Tiverton township Virginia township Washington township White Eyes township Amount of orders issued to Treasurer on accoun rood- re- celpts received 55217 35521 40401 MI07 75075 29374 20657 95450 12331 11325 20869 259 88 .39547 21193 1,02357 12950 15071 .74004 1,07725 745 3991 4310 1704 701 15896 4511 3425 22(100 7187 lUSi 3098 S892 78B 21034 (1209 8189 1151 1119 Total Disbursements Bal on hand Sept 4 1878 $UMS297 VILLAGE FUND-RECEIPTS. Collected on" Duplicate 'of 1875, for: Village Fund 9,03018 Special fas tax St Eaihvny 176 14 Totnl receipts Paiii Treasurer Village paid same, special gas tax St Railway 9,03018 17614 td! isra I Finicy. exam- mation'feos i Received from JOsiah Harris cxami-'' fnation fees; i Bcceivcd from Ganlt examination fees of applicants for Coshocton Union School Total receipts, including Valance on hand 280 60 375o 11 oo 53510 DISBURSEMENTS, paid Fjnley traveling ox- penseras'schbol Examiner 58 oo paid Miss Ida Pujrb, Trcas InEiitute expenses ol .376 oo Balance on hand Sept.

41 if, 1876 loJ lo LAND REDEMPTION iSalanccon lianilEipt OthUSTS'' "f'stt Ecccircd from Joseph ilcslip to redeem land sold tou township ai 25 Total iccelplrs for the year 38 75 DISBURSEMENTS, paid Daniel Taylor for rcdempliou of land sold for taxes go 25 liaid Fisher Brownlee iJolico of liun.1 rcdeniptioii loo 2 1 2 5 PEDDLERS LICEXSE FUND--RECEIPTS. Received of Thos Thompson for permit to peddle with 3 horses and i 3 months Too received of Bell A Endsley for peddle with 9 hones and wa- gon'St months 7 oo received of Thos Jones for permit to peddle with 3 horses aud 3 oo received WnfS McaSlcy lor permit to pcddlo oil foot for 3 mouths r-TpJ paid State of Ohio due of peddlers license fnn'd puid It McClain per cent on above aioo .1 Disbmienicnts S4 oo SHOW LICENSE FUND-RECEIPTS. Total Disbu received, from John O'Brien sliow liccnsu Total rccciilts' 11 znsr So oo loo Uftimicc do Moo RECAPITULATION-RECEIPTS. State Fund A County Inflrmfiry 1 Bridge- Boud Court House fuud Building School Township Tproad Villaec InttiMKo Land redemption Peddlers license, Show license SM.9MWII 9,177 5S 1S.MS47 Sfi.oOS 6,006 (0,18566 13,841 535lo 1879 Moo dooo Total receipts. Including balance- on hand 8iito Fniid County Jpflrnmry Bridge Boatf Coiirtillonse" Building School Township (LOT'OO to'ooBW Ip road Village ISMBUf liand redemption lieease 3how liccqsa Total for the year on hand Acmroa 1 O.

i ootobMrMtii.im. Oct. Carriage OSDERStoNED IIA3 FITTED UP THE BUILDING KHOWir FRITZ'S OJLRRIA.C3-E] Sooond Gbahooton, Where they Intend to keep on hand and lulld to order Bnt-elaM Carriages, Buggies i Spring Wagons, AT LWER THAN THE LOWEST. Repairing in all its Branches Neatlj and Promptly Executed, Aug. 3, iwo-tf JEFFMICt ft VANALUN.

2500 2DOO 25OO 250O 25OO Yards Yards Yards Yards Yards FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR 2500 rarcf Yards Yards OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS rfcooft FLOOR FLOOR OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS E. FILLMORE CO Oil Ctofhs, The Largest Stock in South-Eastcrn Ohio. g. B. FILLMORS A CO.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ASSORTED, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, AND 84, E. E. F1LLMORE A OO. Our Cloths arc from three of the leading manufactories of the United tstates, one New York, one in Pennsylvania, one in New Jersey. YalleyGemRanos, I Manufactured at RJplcy, Ohio, supply a long felt want of a Bil seven octaro Pianos, arc sold at about two-thirds the cost of other One Pianos, because of the labor, umber and other material; One of the very best instruments we liavc ever heard or TKADE LIST.

Their Piano (Valley Gem) was adopted'for use at the Institution for the Blind, over all Eastern A worthy comiictitor of the nest instruments, of Eastern STANDARD. Every Piano is warranted for fl-rc years, and satisfaction guaranteed. -1 ii ij i' "Cat! and" examine or send to us for illustrated price lisle. I Mini SON A SONS, A I I suffer Pain when PARKER'S- GINGER will prevent III It promptly Coif Headacbc, Dysentery anil Heartburn. It effectually Diarrliocu without UfeiiBli patiiiK thu bowcli-.

It strengthens the Appotllc, dlgcation eai-y and overconiCB Uffpfpfli The Consumptive flnda welcome relief, and ficadily clrt-nsth from in Diluted with water, it promptly cures 'bowel dimculliti of Teething. The Aged and those too feeble to bear the Cold of winter. Bud comforting strength In invigorating warmth. It the best remedy for and By removing acidity of the stomach, and promoting healthy It ovcrcomef HlMK matUni and Gout. To the Inebriate Ilia solacing tlrcngth, making reform po-siblo by OTcrcomlng PrvBtratton.

ItUnperiortolhebcst IbCTlUl Iwttoc BOM after effects of Alcoholic SOLD EVBRTWHERK. I A i i i s' las just returned from the Ezst with Elegant new Stock of Fall 'M Winter Goods. Uu Stock of ClMfclBC VERT LARGE, and OMtprltw UM nd conditlou life." Then MM MM- i 4 il 1 Goods and lots of 'Em! Piece Goods! IB this I han tM largnt, iclectod, beic. don- lee ot M. MtrVMMr te tbta Mction ofOklo.

aad keep HMtaalljr toyed Ukatall orkUPROPKRLYM well P1OMFTLV luteted when pnnUed, I pride (McMeiMcy kfwek bwlaein, amd all tkat peepU ttat ft It to their Cloihiag of MM, It to call jr gowlt prtow. SATUP ACTION OKNT8' PURNI8HINQ OOODfl, BKST AKO MtWr tXMPKCTK EWSPAPERl.