Democratic State Register from Watertown, Wisconsin • Page 1

E. QUINER. WATERTOWN, WIS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,1852 i THIKD YEAJR-KO 141 Jfetnorratie ftafe Xrgtstrr. PUBLISHFD EVfiRY MONDAY MORNING JU Watertown, Jefferion Wisconsin.

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SsPENCKR, CUHTIS fcytt BU'l LERt ulge of the County Court of Jeflerson County Will practire as Attomey ant) Counsellor dt L-uv and bolicitoi 111 buprcme 'and Circuit Courts Deeds ind other instruments drnwn, anil ac- VnowleclCements certified lice in the Cramor Ward E. BOOMtR. Ittorney and Councilor at JLau Jones buck block, a Ofl cc iti ttornej and CounsiHor it and Solicitoi in Court Commu'-toncr Ctmnfiis sionerol Deeds toi the State ol VI isx.achnsctts, Jefferson Wisconsin E. IIURLBUT, A TTORNFY and Uoiinsdlor it Soliei tor in Chincery md Notar) Public Ocono mowoe Wisconsin 1 I Attorney and Counselloi it I 17 A i Wis VVILIJ no i cm ittornej and Counselloi it L.IH, nd Solititoi i Chancery Jlilford, Wis Attorneys and Counsellor'- I ami Solicitor in i Watf'itovtn, is Attorney Counselloi ind Solu i i a i Like i.ount is A M11INGES, STICEof the I'pice-- Oilm I) i Tinsmith nlioji Wut W.ml, 1 S. (OMB ALL, Homoopmthic Office in the Empire ISlock WM II.

BOURNE. Dciler Piy GTO Is, fiiocoi ios and Wines Lic(iioi! a irs Jy.c at the "Pkori cast etui of live 0 Walertcttn A. F. CADY, Dealer HarOw.HP, Iron, NniK GHsi and Copper Ware, Km) ire Block, last AY aril, Ilnterown SCHNASSE FRANCL, Dtnlcrs in Drv Goods, Gioccne 1 i i Hardware Boot 1 nnd Mott old gani one door east 1 Blotk, JESSE MOULTON CO. Dealers in Diy Goods, Gioccnes CrotVeiy Boots and bliocs, Jones Block, Wist Ward Watci tow LAURENCE J.

FR1BERT, A i Goods Grocenes, Ciockcrj BooUi ind Stationery, Boots and Shoes, Liquors and doors cast Plaiitci Hotel 3Jyl S. P. DAY. EALER in Stoves and fin Ware, Nails, Glass, East side of the River, a ew rodseast of the Planter Hotel Watertown 110 MALDANER, Dry Goods, Giocems, Crockery, yptrC' Carpenters' and Coopers Tools, Booksaml Stationery, Wines Journal of the Proceedings BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, At their Annual Session, held in November, 1802, together with the Report of the Finan cial Affairs of said County, Irom the 20th day of November 1851 to the 20th day of November lbr2 WM Wholesale Druggist nnd Manufaci inngApoth ecrry, East of the river, Weito-nn Periodicals, uimishe to order, on -short notice reasonable term The a a meelmg of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Jefferson, convened in the Courl House at Jefferson on Tuesday the 9th day of A. 1852, at half-past 10 a.

m. PRESENT. Wm. Woodman, HE. Willard Charles Thorna Hmchini Metcalf Thaer James Barr John McPherson Mvron Smith Clapp Austin Kellogg Brow On Motion, Voted Farminglon.

Aztnlan Coldsprmg; Hebron Ixoma Jefferson Koskonong Sullivan Milford Concord Watertown to proceed io the 'JOSEPH I performed when required, and Teeth di as usual, ithout pain Oriicx Rock villaye of Water WRAPPING PAPER. Ajrentfor the ealeof at man- nfacrurar prices TJURE ENGLISH MUSTARD--2 kejsgen Jf nine English Mustard, manuf. by S.1''l*r F.rthi Ross, London, for PEOPLE'S STORE. Bounty Lands--Apply Immediately TboM surviving relations of to Bounty the law of 1800, should make imraectinte application, as -we have had recent where widow of souher died last win ter, who could legally have claimed hit. Warrant back pay, hut neglecting to do nnd dying, uncertain whether the other than mi can draw their tand We are ready tt j0 tim to attend to this business witr and dispatch having been tnccetsfu jn tefitting warrants in lour ewes ont ot five Thr jfrtliminary expense is but elaiming until the warrant is delivered A word to the wise is the widow, or the sokliwaminor children, will do well to make early application, before death them of themignts fl QUINER, Bounty Land Agent, Watertown LADIES DRES8 GOODS.

A new lot at PETERSON MALDANEK permament organisation of the Board by electing a chairman by ballot, nnd the Board on the first ballot made choice of Wm. W. Woodman. On motion, Voted to adjourn to 2 o'clock P. M.

Afternoon session, Tuesday Nov. 9 following- gentlemen appeared and took iheir seals as members of the Board. Justus Carpenter Palmyra Oilando Halt Oakland Ira Fuller Waterloo Amory Rice Lake Mills On motion, Voted that the rulos of Inst year shall govern the proceedings ol this Board at the present session, said are ns follows: 1st. All committees shall be appointed by ihe chair and shall be as follows: 1st. A committee of five on equalization of assessment rolls.

2d. A committee of three on pauper accounts. 3d. A committee of three to examine all accounts except pauper accounts. 4th.

A cominitieeof three on county buildings. oih A committee of three on Territorial and State roads. Will A committee of three on legislation of ton ns, and roadi, and school districts 7th A commiitte of three on organization and boundaries of towns. 8th A committee of three, to settle uh o. Treasurer.

Uih A commnteeon finance. Uule 2d Noaccount shall be finally passed upon unless three fourths of the hole board are present and voting Rule 3d Any member may call for the yeas and nays, on any question and they shall be taken providing the call snnll be seconded by two members. The following committees were nov announced by the chair. On Brown, Clapp, Smith, Carpenter and Barr. On pauper accounts.

Messrs, Wiliard McPherson and Gl.ipp. On all other accounts except pauper accounts, Messrs. Ktllogg, Brown nnd Rice. On county buildings, Messrs. Hutchins, Thayer and Hurt.

On lernlor al and Sute Roads, Messrs. Thome, Fuller, McPhersotj and Barr. On Legislation of towns and ronds and school districts, Messrs. Barr, Hart and R.ce. To settle with K1- Carpentei aad Brown.

On finance Messrs. Willard, Hutchins and Thome. On motion adjourned lo meet to-morrow morning at 9 o'clocK Morning session, Wednesday Nor. 10th 1852. Board convened al half-past 9 o'clock.

On motion, Of the District Aitorney, the following resolutions were adopted; Resolved, That no accounts for services shall be entertained or be allowed on criminal cases until the suits, out of which such accounts arose shall be disposed of. Resolved, That no fees shall be allowed to Justices of the Peace in criminal cases, of which Justices have jurisdiction until an execution shall issue and be returned unsatisfied in whole or in part. On motion, It is voted that an order be drawn lo the holder of tax deed given on theW i SE i of Sec. 11, 6, 15, the same having sold for delinquent taxes of 1848, error, ihe land having been illegally returned as was doubly assessed nnd paid once to collector, Amount $5.56 Onmotion, Voted that an order be drawn lo redeem the 4 of Sec. 11, 6, R.

15, the same having been sold April 10, 1849, illegally, as the tax on snme was pntd once, and the error in return arose from double ment. Am't 02,76. Onmotion: It is voted thnt an order be drawn to holder of tnx certificate No. 353- issued April 9, 1850, on lot 7, Block 32 ward, villnrge of Watertown! the 155 on having paid to collector for the year W9, and yet returned by collector and sold by 1 Treasurer. Amount of order inclucfiiig' for advertising and certificate, $3,05.

On motion. Voted that all illegal gessments and considered by this Board shall be charged to the lown where the lands lay. On motion, It is voted that corn- mittee of three be appointed to investigate all illegal assessments and taxes. The chair appointed, Messrs, Willard, Carpenter and Hutchins said committee. On motion, of P.

V. Brown, voted that all witness certificates before the Grand Judge be audited by the Cleric, nnd orders be drawn to the holders of same. Onmotion, adjourned to 2 o'clock, Afternoon session, Wednesday 10, 1853. Board met pursuant to adjournment. The Committee on illegal assessments make their report as follows: The committee on 1 illegal assessments would report as follows; That thev have med 1 the of James and Thomas D.

Barr and that they come to the eion thai taxes should be paid upon all money loaned 'in this state by residents of other States agreeably to section 10 chapter 15, of the revised Statutes, and would advutf that no alteration be wade in the assessment above referred to or any similar case. On motion, adjourned to to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. Morning session Thursday, Nov. ll 1852. i Board met pursuant to adjournment.

On rnolion, of J. Carpenter, voted that the rule adopted 11, 1851, that no account shall be finally passed upon unless three fourths of the members are present and 'voting be suspended. The following accounts- were allowed, J. L. Manville Criminal ac.

Jail expenses J. L. ManvilleCnminal account 67,30. A. Waldo for one-half doz.

chaus for court room. 5,00 IraFuller for delivering election returns toClK. B'd. Supervisors 3,00 Hammarquests fees dfcr. in suit of State of Wis v.s.

Ja's Maher 0,93 A lien constable fees of State of Wis vs Wm Wilson 3,57 i Jury fees 25 Boj ei 25 i 85 Fluno fees in suit State of Wis vs. Wm Wilson Wood do ,25, Wood do ,25, Howeli ac, furSinlionary, procuring books, telegraphing, $27,85. On motion, the following resolution is adopted: Resolved, That each nnd every mem-, her of this Board who shall be absent at thfc Toll eill ol any of the sessions of this Bo.ird during; us sellings i one pick of good ipples for llie use of its Dated Jefferson, Nov. 1832. On motion, voted that an order be drawn lo Francis Decwer of $248 for lux certificate issued by Treasurer, on the i of Sec.

24, T6, 13 April 1848, the same being government land at the time of assessment In 1847. The above amount to be charged to the town of Oakland, Arn't 248 The following accounts were allowed: J. Manville sheriff fees 20101 On C. G. Hammerquist's bill as follows: Jury fees at inquest on body ol James Maher, Jr.

Thomas Sheffield Thomas Bfckle Richard Chapman D. Youlden Coryden Jpnhms A. T. Longley Dan Pierce, Witness D. Pierce, Jr.

Wm. Dagend Ann Dagend Squire Dunn Joseph Winslow B. F. Collins B. Kins Constable L.

Sheffield Knud Knudson for coffin Jury fees at inquest on the Ann Maher. A. T. Longley James Bineworth Thomas Burton Simeon MornJl Coryden Jenkins Richard Chapman Dan. Pierce, Witness D.

Pieice, Jr. Win, Dag-end Ann Dagend Squire Dunn Joseph Wiuslow B. F. Collins S. Dunn Constable Knud Knudson, for coffin, digging grave, fetching coffin, and carrying body to 4 62 Adjourned to 3 past 1, P.

M. Afttrnoon session, Thursday Nov. 1 1 '52 Board met pursuantto adjournment. The following (Grand Jury) witness certifittttes were audited by the clerk as per resolution of the Board at the morning session, Nov. 10, 1852.

Wm. W. Woodman. Wit. cert.

Allen Peckham H. B. Collins H. B. Collins Thomas Bradley George Hebard (cert, Dobbs Jr) $1 00 1 00 6 51 6143 J.

A. Hadley ac. printing 147 65 A Judgment against Jeff. co. for printing J.

85 20 dd-qft tax list of I860, i A Hadley on judgment 15 77 On motion adjuurnedito meet at i past o'clock ih-fs eyeing. Evening Session. BoarfJ met ns adjourned, following accounts were allowed; P. Jocrns nc for aid to 'R. Goodnough co, pau.

Itonta $5,00 Errtest Heilnrmn wid.Stratlon 00 Jocrns Fred. Mullen 7 88 Ltymarl Kellogg, Strallon family 21 77 Town of txonia 1 1 74 i i i j4 go Widow Strallon 790 I Strauon family 902 4 82 5 0 1 7 4 4 1005 434 3 13 2 21 81 42 Town of Oakland, Hans Olson 21 00 H. B. i a med. att.

on wife child of Kisdon 4 00 J. Paj ne, Groceries Sbc for Holmes family 2 92 Winslow Gregory, rned att. on Mrs. Everards 37 00 Wm. Zehrlaut, goods for ithes, co.

pau. 2 57 I. W. Meyer, aid to J. Stehle 43 J.

Oelborg, shoes for Caths arine Matties 1 50 A. H. Wuldo, clothmg things furn. J. Stehle 953 The above ncri.

reconsidered arid refened to Chn from Jefferson. J. Barr Co. for boots for J. Siehie co.

pau. 1 60 W. vis for Mrs Hociden committee feel to be their duty to bring lo the notice of (his Board, that is this, that at ihe lime of letting the conlroct, ue ffclt ourselves warranted in promising tht- 'paj ns the Board had instructed to do but when the payments due, 'whs no money in the Trensury, in consequence of Ihe vast amount of lands returned, nnd we were compelled lo i a of the Board of Supe.rvisers in be t-qual- Iv distributed lo the several towns, a file of which shall bu kt-pi it the office of the Clerk of the Board Supervisors and earn town clerks office. As the above resolution wns presentod Mr. Smith stated his object to be to pit this subject Tdlrlv befon the Board and mnde a motion a a commiliee Barban Prell W.

W. Reed for vis. and med. for Stehle 41 tt Hoden 400 500 250 4 50 375 1400 5 00 order and advise them to borrow the be a i consider ihe matter re- money on ii and look to this Board to pay them the sriitlc interest on the orders tha'l they paid on the money and then they would only lose the lime Spenlin making ihf loan, but they cdulrl not loin the money and were compelled lo sell some i of the orders nl35cen(s en tltc We therefore think Ihoy should be allow- i ed 12 per cent on the i i that remain unpaid, as they not a until the money wfta due them by the contract. We find there is now dne to tlirm (they having the orders in their sion) one order drawn on the sixth dav ofFeb Inst, for six hundred dollars, the sum of four hundred and twenty nine (9429,00) dollars, the lourest from the time drawn, lo the tune when tha taxes vuli next be paid in--say the hrsl of Feb.

next, at 12 per cent, will be forty eight 50-100 dollars. Then on orders No 00 00 00 00 50 56 50 50 34 I 46 1 10 62 150 body of 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 66 56 50 50 59 1 4(5 1 10 1 43 75 1 S3 1 35 23 369 75 Aaron Rankm 111 George W. Btanchard 75 James Pnj ne 1 17 Samuel M. Jones 1 29 George Trucks 1 35 Charles Rarnser 1 35 Samuel T. Clothier 35 Ephraim Stanford 1 17 J.

G. Eastwood 1 29 Egnaiz Blomberg, jr. 2 70 Sherman King 5 19 A. H. VanOstrand 75 S.

Perkins I 47 Martin Huntley 2 61 Win. Bragg Dan. Fellows 4 83 E. B. King 1 11 D.

A. 9 62 J. Miller to T. D. Earr) JV Ira Miller 5 E.

H. Bragg 3 54 The follo-ving accounts were allowed by the Town of Sullivan for aid to J. Green (co. pau per) 3 75 Freeman Pratt M.Gotz Asihel Johnson Gotz A. Johnson Gates A Johnson Gates A.Johnson pauper 'letter, 1 50 8 09 10 00 6 75 2 16 4 50 189 376 650 177 1 00 90 386 60 Mrs.

Warner John Hoddef N. S. Gretn, goods for Biade 17 08 L. G. Hascall Blade 20 00 Wilhrd for prrform.

ing nmpiitufon of the of Oscar Smith 71 50 med. att. on J. Oapp for aid to Blade 4 35 J. A.

Bicdorman, taLing care of C. Mathes 38 25 W. Reed, med. att. on C.

Mathps 13 75 Levi Burget Norton 9 38 W. Zehrlaut, goods for Wid, Mauice 1 50 H. B. Willard, med all on Blade 8 13 of Fannington for aid to Norton 70 99 On motion adjourned till to-morrow morning, at 8 o'clock. Morning session, Friday, Nov.

12, 1852. Boird met pursuantto adjournment The following account uas allowed Kelsey, blacksmith work fur jail court yard 5 35 The account of A. H. Waldo for aid to Steble is reconsidered and referred 'othe chairman from Jefferson, who )s to report whether more than $9 53 should be allowed said Waldo. The committee to build co.

jitl and jailor's residence now make their report as follows: To the Board of Supervisors of the county of Jefferson-We the Committee wdo were appointed to, or entrusted i the carr and permlendence of building a jail for ibis county, in making their second report, beg leave to say that they met in Jeffer son on the 3rd day of May last, and ac cepted ihe job, it being then finished, except a few hours worK. In our report of Nov. 14, 1851, we stated that we had drawn orders on ths Treasury "for thirteen hundred (1300 00; dollars On the 20lh day of Nov. we drew two orders one for $60 00 and the other him- dred ninety two 84-100 dollars. On theOth dav of February, 1852, ive drexv an order on the Treasury for ($600 00) six hundred dollars, and on the 3rd day of May, the daj that the job was accepted, we drew orders on the Treasury for the bslarce due thf namely: four hundred and 97, 14 100 we allowed them the sum of thirty three 44-100 dollars (33 44) for extra stone under cells for grating for cellar windows, for boons for eve troughs, for timber for lh cells and for building the cistern; for the two amounts last named, amounting to five hundred and thirty 60-100 dollars, we drew fifteen o'ders the numbers and amcrcintsare as follows.

No 1, fifty 60-IOOdollars H5060 No 2. thirty 3000 No 3, tweney five 35 00 No- 4, lew 10 00 5, 6 7 each 15 00 8- lo IS iricTas. fifty dol each 400 00 53060 This- paid five contractors in full except an amount that they paid for one stove and pips, eve troughs and spouts and two'aays tabor in putting them op-; the amount paid for the stove, pipe, eve troughs atid spouts was 84, the contractors ordered these things by order of the committee, and on thelih of May 8, 8, 0, 10. ll. 12, 14, nnd 15, there dud (439 12) four and i 12 100th dollars nnd interest on this at the sa-ne rnU- arid till the time above specified i be thirty-six 19 lOOihs dollnis, nil the orders amounting to eight hundred and fifty eight 12 lOOths" )lls and the interest amounts to eighty four 69-100ths dollars, altogcihcr amounting 10 nine i and forly hVct 81 hundretlths if to this we add the sum due them for eive troughs, nine 44 i dolls, ne will find ihe sum total of their dues from ihe county to be hundred and mneij two 351idths of, this a they have orders fr im th committee to the a of (858 13J eight hundred and fifiv cijjht dollars, and lliev asic of ibis board oiders for one and i four and I3hdihi dollars rnori 1 hich we i as before plated, should be allowed them in order lo maintain good taith between the county and the contractors.

In view of our inability to pay these contractors as hid ftgrepd, we asked and obtained at ihe list of tht Legislature fi special to avuhonze this Boird to mtu rest on ihese orders. Your commitiee believing that they have discharged their dulv to ihe county and seeintr no fmber use for their victs, beg leave to be discharged. Nov. 12th, 1852 A U.VANosniAND, W.W. WOODMAN On motioned aboie report is adopted and the commitiee disobaigeJ.

In accordance with the above report were a to Vanderpool ond for 134 dollars and 13 cents. On motion of Smith, volod I i the proceedings of this Boiid be published in both ihe papeis of this county. On motion the above was rescinded. ferred lo in the above iesluiion, and re-, port. The motion wnscdrnod.

The chair appointed anreeable to above motion, a committee of Messrs illord. The accounts were allowed, Town of Waterloo, goods furnished Levi Mi rick 15,00. Totvn of for aid lo Pickle 10.00 An account for ihe support of iln Mr family, is presemeil by the cbuirin.m frmn Wiu-rloo an penrlng from mnile tint fauiilj wf re residents of said town and not a coiuiiy chjrge. On mulion lo reject, ihe voti stood as follows: i Wm. W.

Woodman, Huiclims Vie Jamui Barr, P. Brown, MiPhcrson, A i i Clapp, O. P. Uarlt Carpenter, hiniib. ffcuft--In I ulifr.

Tlje Hucounii ntiff allowed, D. Howdl, (or posti iR nonce of i in sash hang upon bingM, tht outside of ihe tcbe properly ncurvd by iron also that the said required to cause ihe rr of ol iheCojrl in this place to be shingled socfl pracicitble with eood pine Dated Jt-fti-rson Nov. 12, 1803. On motion. Voted 10 adjourn to meet to-rnorruu morning at 8 o'click.

Morning session, Saiuiday Kor. 13, 1852. I5nuril mol as adjourned. The Itecords nrn rend nnd approved On motion, of A Kellopg voltnl itf a'ljourn 10 mcvi next Turndiiy morning at 10 o'clock. Morning session Tuosday Nov.

16, 1852. Board met at half-past I0.a. m. The folluwiiiji accounts were nil Mdiisfielil nccouni for 1 and pipe nnd finaJl i pt-r foi j.nl 18,69, The nccouni ol A is pn-si n'cd bv chairninn frmn Joffi-rgon 10 llif reft-frid sit mormOjj on Nnv 12, Mid chairtnmg unable lo stain wlic-ibcr amount charged in bill for board of Slelilc, should tic I lowed, Jic Boaid nftcr coiivitlf i mi inoii'iii, io alloW said ihe tuin of By vi to $10,75 UeducloJ from the account pu scniod. Accounls i i for groconcs for Joel Cloitiens i i by onlcr o( Sunermora of town of Jtrti-rMin 3 Bran- ilcn do- 1 boolij for Georjre l) us orU-rt Blu-rirt Town o( SulliMin lor amount (mid Wil- sales, recoiding mx salt 110 helm for boardi ig Juhn Gotz reiurn i Board ol Supei visors 110 folio, 23.50 S.

Reed, bounty on i pups, 4,00 Thomas (luinlan a i Michael O'Coriner pan Concord 2 25 Thomas tiitinliin foi Keeping and bunirlinjT Miclui'l O'Connor, 22,75 Win H. un die il attendance on John ihnson pitipi Cont-ffrrl, 7,00 David VV.in.er mi'Jicil aitf-ndance oil Osloe Ni' Uon piuper. Concord, 5,00 John Johnson, bOiirJinj and nursmcf, Osloe 1,50 Austin Itellogg-, flnd sugar A Wm. Lie, paupi oncord, ,58 Austin Kfllogg, cash lo VlichatI Cl ton pauper, Cciironi, 1,00 Jonas Ostrandtr for paid Clinton for MichiiJ O'Jotini Jiid for am't paid J. Johnson keep-ng Osloe Neilson paiipenConcord.

Michat 1 Snunce fof lor hoaid jdjouiried lo muet at liulf-pash Afternoon Tncsil-iv Nov J6, Beard rnt't The following allowrti Guild for tronds lor Co pHitpt-rs errd II Voburgh 92 Peter Klu forcoilm for Sally Moth- ew Oei rge Ma-cton goods for Co pauper 8.26 John at burial o( Mathews and digging br.ivc 2,00 B'rnvton lor bojrdhiid dance on Franklin i bv order of the Supervisors of llie (own of transient pnuprrs, Thomas Q.uinlan 1 00 for keeping and boaidmg Michat I UCormi p.iuper, 10 1J 'lown ol Concord for services of Supervisors of ton of Gone rd attending on Co 0,00 Oa'rander for aid to Nuilson Co pauper, 8,1 Martin Slrattun witness fees in complaint agctinst Warren for burning in lown of Konit. Witness fees in same cnse. Sophia McDonald, 2.18. Miles nil 248. Sutiiicl Str.uion, 1,50 Willard Thompson.

A Glide-, 1,48 McNally, 1,48 Miles Stanton i motion tne above was rescinded. 1,48 Harnet Henry I he follow in? accounts re allowed: 1 for 1M rg or a II Tl Wi'ds for Wcping William hnd Snlly Mnihews Co pauper from Nor 4, IfeSl.to Ju'i 13 at $1.50 per weeic 54,00 Tor keepingr i Sal'y from July 14 1852, to bent 22, 10 weeks at $2,50 week 25.00 For Wtri a fiorvi 22, to Nov 4th, 0 wet Its at -f, week 21,04 Am't of Wilds iccrmnt Winslow nnd I day and 1 Tiisihis medical aituntlducu on Scofield 5,00 Tohn rtntkin for mpdlcal on Sirs Scofiold per orlcr Hinftham nnd and constable wuh Dr Ryder 8.00 Town (f Mills for imount to assist H'r Burs and family 12,00 Vanostrand Marits roedital attendance 1 per 1 Co'u'ntj'cN on Clemens wife and child, a i Town of Waterloo to medicil A Maydole lor going lo i i Dist. Atl'y, upon exaiiiiiialinii of and St. were to cost, to their note for the amount with cent interest, we think it would tie for the couniy to pay tne contractors the sum of $4284, and interest at 12 per cent till the-last Monday in January, which is the time when the Treasury will be replenished, which would be $3 60, and three dollars for two days' work in 1 putting up the spouts all amoun ing to 49 44. There is another matter which youK ance on girl at Eminons 2,00 ffColf MrsFosee 8,50 courtTai'J' 7 Cole, goods do do 13,16 Winslow Town of atertown, For paying Hoyt fo cafry a familv to MilnaiiKi'e 800 For paying Prentiss and drawing petition in of said against Joseph Broous 3,00 For paying fli Gallagher for groceries for noman at Rileyr For medical attend'mice of Joseph son on Mr Spry 1,50 For boots and calico of Peterson anJ Maldaner for pauper 4,25 For a i Cody Johnson medical attendance on Mrs Keefe 200 For ami paid duiglev for cofhn 8,30 For ami paid for bushel beans to ClarK, for co pauper, .75 For paying for moving Ford family to town house 1,00 For pair of shoes lo O'Byrne for pauper 2,75 For aint paid Forbes for tenin to carry pauper to i ground 1,00 For amount paid Soper for medical attendance on Ford family 6,011 Foi a pai'd James A Nemis making coffin and digging grave foi Williams child 3,00 For paying John Farley for a care of Fitzpatrick co, pauper, Ihree weens and orie day 9,50 for paying U'm Stinnick for cash lent to buy 200 pounds flour 2,50 For paying John Richards fir aid to Jonas Daley, board, clothes (0,00 M.

Riley board and washing for paupers J300 Benjamin Morrison for medical attendance on John Grossman 17,00 Town of Waterloo for am't paid E. Jostm for med. attendance on George Pickle 22 00 Town of Waterloo for nm't paid D. Smith for med. attendance on Mince family 30.00 G.

W.Lee for med. attendance on John Ranetle 3,00 H. Warner fpr med attendance on John Runelle 31,00 Willm.n Marshall for Board and attendance on John Runells 88,00 On motion adjourned to meet at i pail one M. Afternoon Session Friday Nov. 12,1852.

Board met as adjourned, OB motion the following resolution presented by Mr. Smith, was accepted. Resolved, That the journal of the pro- ceedittgs of the County Board of Supervisors-of Jefferson printed in pamphlet form of quarto sue, st'itched wiihout'eov-ers days-after ihe close of th'e session. Clerk of the Boardfof Super- VisdrV aXllrlonfced to contract for pnnt ftif 500 copies-itt each year provided thai the expense of Mid' prints shall not ex- a request of ihe Shculi, 2,00 Sebastian Lentil foi clutft'smcr well in 300 nslow and Gregory tor post morion examination on ihe bodies oflanrus Maher jr. and Ann Main r.

20 00 Woodcook 88 Ibs. ftour for Co pjiipcrs, Jesse connahlc ft.es in su I of Slate of Wisconsin, William Dick- Kit, 3,61 Jesse Ilubbell const ibh fi-cs in i of Stale of Wisconsin, vs, Thomas Sis co, 1,87 tV.H. for office, a i i and i of transpoiianon of books c. 33,43 Co. Tj Ibs rope delivered to Sheriff, A.

Menges fees in sitiis St. II for attendance oh the pnuperMatbews Uubbell conslable foes in the case of Stau of Wis vs. James Maher 1,18 DrGcora-i Riddoll for medical dance on Mormon Mosier by order VV.itson, and vs. luhii! 0 and Si vs. Smith a'nd St vs a ger.

Wm. W. Woufliii.m tur '(Hi i 11 "'ill jail i rid i i fetiims of election lo cf i 0,08 E. G. Snell for i a of dicial election hi Id pi 1851.

1,50 Wil'iam Livingston inlntss it rs in suit of Si. ol Wis. vs. my ROM ley. ,50 Cnillon, i fees, and con- Mable, witiR'ss, i i Ices in i ol I Si ol Wis vs.

a Yules, 11,50 Cfrnticey i i a i a i fei-s sun of 51 "ofW-s. vs Fi ,62 Laura I'rarv wit. ftcis in same c.ise, Wm. Tracy 1,0" Chr slophtr Livin-isloiVf 1,0 a i Ann vingsion ,51 In for aid Pickle, co pauper, 10 On moiiPTi of Wilhrd vo'eU to adjourn till next Tuesday morning at 10 013 of a of a for Am'l paid Dr. Riddcll for medical nllf ndincc to Michael a i i Palmyra by or- ili'r Snporvisors of said town 15,50 W.iti'ihiiry for port of a dny spent in i ng nrderi for ulcontractors and one day settling i the am 3,00 Samuel II Icy fets ind costs in suit of of WH vs, irk Johnson c6n- i ihcft 2,82, OH Cro'i I cofjsta ble in suit of State ol vs.

i Johnson II FPcllon bill as clerk of court and lor and for offire Pike.fees as Justice of 1 in suit of Stilp of Wis J.inics II Bremmer ConsfaMe A i above suit 1,20 On motion tlio account for Justice and i Ires in suit Sutu of Wis vs. William WiKon This a was deilntii fmm bill of IUSIH nt sossnn Thursday Nov I I A from Justices lull is Totislvv justice fi i in suit 272; i Njllrin Twining do. ,23, Manet Vuiing ,25, Al- witness in suit Franl, i Vonnjr do IlarnoliTous- ceed' per year, and deposit the same ibeofRcc cf the On motion ihe above vote to adjourn is reconsidered. On motion adjourned to meet llns evening at 7 o'clock. Evening Session.

Bi afd met as adjourned. 'Ihe report of ibe Committee on county buildings is now taken up, and on motion of A. Kellogg said is a. dopled. Said report is as follows- The Commitiee on Cooaly buildmjrs would recommend llie ventiNation of the jail by cutting Out two windows one above and one below, nlso ihe shingling anew the Court House.

Nov. 12th 1852. E. F. Hntchins.

M. Thayrr of Ixonta. p. P. Hart.

On motion of Cnrpentor the following resolution is adopted: Resolved, That the sheriff be authorized to came eptttrty Jail lo be ventilated by rutting tbifMigh ihe nail op. posite each privy and putting in one mx lvg.ht window oPttfn'Bjr fourteen ley WilJnm Durcnd witness certificate 321; Dm Pierce sen. do. li-ll do. 2,61 Squire Dunn do 3,21 i Piewe ir.

d). Exporienc" Dunn do. 3.21 A KfcJIoeg iri nut of Sni' of vs Lewis Bnrgs 1,21 A Vanorstrand for two i in seeing about stoves for jail to nccept j.ul aixl to gutiermpt noms rmKinp port of jail roiuniiiti 8 00 bounty on olf pups cnupht by said Zeinmer 4 OOd Poiinty on 3 wolf 0,00 A visits and medicine fot inn W.ihor, Prisoner Jail, On motion Board ndjuurned to tomorrow moiniiir' nt 8 o'cli en. Morninc: -fSKHi Wednesday Nov 17, 1852. Board met as acljonrnM.

The following nc counts alloAfdf Reed, for medical niteriilance on' Miohai'l Dunlavv.Jnmod a Pe- (er Andrews, 2,00. and Marks, medical attendance on Jnmrc Maher, Wm and Norwegian Prisoners nt jml Joii'ph slow, witness feet suit of St. of Wm. vs. Maher ,01 Charles Rodger for actiijr at one of' the Board of of of jo- d.cialeWnon hold 1863 (or orr prisoner Wen prckut by order of Sheriff Rankm, for ft spent atttisting to arrett Jamvt Tr and cath fir hons at in nut of State of Jamtf Maher er) HBDTV Co lumber.