Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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- 17 25 170. AHm Enielia N«Ule«... 40 00 171. Mi« Emelia Netilaa... 87 50 208. T. G. Kobin*on......... 15 00 238. T. G. Kobinion.. 25 00 264. G. W. 8. Kenueday... 25 00 :i37i Dr. H. J. KaiD«...: 24 00 363. Dr. H. J. Raini... 60 00 373.^r~WvS. Kenneday.... ' 380. JEimna- J. Daoiela...... lary 42 89 407, G. W. 8. Kenneday... School CommiasioDcr'a 141, Mra Erama McMichael 142. "G. ^. Patrick 149. Mils Bell McCrary..... 159. Mary J. Handers 197. A. 1». Peoples... ........ 226. C. H. Holmaa 262. P. B. Sellers 408. J. W. Hudson School Commissioner's 8857 89 salary 40 00 40 00 35 00 20 00 25 00 50 00 25 00 25 00 20 00 35 00 32 65 BlacRvillk School District, . No. 20. 5. T. H. Moses 8 35 00 18. C. E. Lartigue ,u 10 60 39. T. H. Moses 35 00 194. M. J. Sasportas 35 00 195. A!. J. Hasportns 35 00 295. T. G Hooper 50 00 333. T. C. Hooper 50 00 834. Alis* Carrie Randal I.... 25 00 353. T. G Hooper 354. Miss Currie Randall... School ComintSsioner’s "‘"salary... .TiTr.. .777..,.. $760 10 Miscellaneous Accounts. 17. Rev. A. Buist, stamps.. 1!). J. W. Holmes, printing 30. Rev. A. Buist, postage.. ’35. J. W.Veronee,printing 37. E. H. Kavenaugh 38. J.W. Holmes, printing 40. E. A.Brunson,printing 50 23 00 57 S 17 55 33 00 * 6 85 14 50 2 85 7 00 8 00 $89 75 1827 8376 37 Graham's School District, No. 21. Recauttulation. 3. D. P. Sojourner 8 9 00 11. 8. Liebman 100 (Mi 14. .1. D. Rowell 45. T. G. Robinson 80. W. H. Wroton.'. 96. T. G. Robinson 35 00 120. Alias I,. E. Cannon 35 00 139. Emma J. Daniels 20 (M) 166. Airs. Julia Day 40 00 167. Mrs. Julia Day 40 00 168. Airs. Julia Day 40 00 169 Miss Emelia Nettles... 40 00 Amount paid County warrants ......814,765 41 Amount paid Com missioner's salary... 830 05 Amount paid jury and witness tickets. 2,075 20 \mount paid from J mill *) 4'j deficiency tax 3,733 68 35 00 .Amount paid School Com- y 00 missioucr’s warrants 14,597 11 ( H J? Cl Grand Total. 835,931 45 Respectfully submitted. N.F. KIRKLAND, County Treasurer. Barnwell C. 11., S. C., Jan. 22d, 18M4. REPORT OF COUm COMMISSIONERS. 'Claims of tho Fiscal Year Ending 31st October. 1883, Filed, Audited and Ordered to be Paid, Name of Claimant. Character of Claim. .... Pauper account. Jury ticket .... Constable 1. J. C. Miller 2. J. J. Getsrnger 3. W. A. Riley 4. J. P. Matthews Bridge account 5. W. Halford Wood account . 6. G. O. Riley Jail account .... 7. G. (). Riley lail account 8. G. O. Riley Jail account 9. Leroy Molair Pauper account. 8 Allowed and Paid. 29 78 1 10 27 00 47 50 7 00 49 65 150 00 237 11 89 82 109. Dr. (JhaHcs DavanL. 110. Dr. J. W. Ogitwre 111. fW. A. Michaels 141. J. E. Steadman • ••••a* e • 146. J. S.Still.....* 147. Dr. P. F. Stokes.. 148. J. P. Matthews...., 149. R. M. Hay 150. W. R. May S* ••••• 155. 159. G ,|. Hay Hit). A. J. Weathersbee 161, J. J. O’Bannon 162. I^Koy Molair 164. J. M. Green 166. 169. W. D. Free 170. W. I). Free.,.. c . 171. E. J. Rowell 172. 'lorn Thomas 173. M. II. Rodt... 174. D. J. Rowe \r • 17t>. Miles Bennett 177. S. W. Trotti ... Bridge account 35 00 ... Post mortem.., 25 00 ..-Medical account 10 00 re* D1 • • • • • »• « • • • 1 It) rr. Psst mortem ..... 10 00 ... Post mortem. 10 00 .. Pauper account 22 76 ... Bridge account 162 50 ... Stationery and seal press.. • 16 70 »• • ••'«••• ”**•»• «.*• • • • 27 00 ... Bridge account...,., 99 00 ... Bridge account -1 272 00 ... Medical account 6 00 .. Bridge account.,. 130 00 .. Constable 46 55 .. Pauper acctraW.w.a. 66 50 ... Pauper account.. 15 02 ... Pauper account 19 65 ... Pauper account.^. 39 00 „ Hauling lumber r..... . 2 80 .. Pauper account 16 26* 7 50 ., Post mortem 10 00 .. Cleaning water closet 4 00 .. Trial Justice 29 90 .. Pauper account 13 20 .. Medical account - 25 00 .. Pauper account .. Trial Justice., " 36 25 75 50 .. Constable : 6 00 .. Clerk’s salary...., 16 66 .. Constable 6 00 1 00 .. Jail dieting account 64 80 .. Constable ... 25 80 .. Constable 41' *30 .. Constable 13 10 .. Constable 5 40 .. Constable • 2 00 .. Trial Justice 91 40 ‘ 25 50 .. Constable 28 40 .. Stationery and lamp foX Auditor 3 15 178. J. J. Brabham. Express 179. Walker, Evans & Cogs Wei I ..Stationery DO. C. M. Browning . 181. C. M. Browning : 184. Rubip Nimmons. 10. Ben Rivers 3 (Ml 11. L. \V. McLemore 27 00 12. M. 11. Rodt 661 00 13. W. Halford 18 00 14. W. A. Riley Witness ticket 6 10 16. Jas. E. Davis 117 60 16. 11. ('. Dickinson 12 30 17. \V. R. Boynton 42 00 18. I*eroy Molair 40 76 19. I*emy Molair Pau|ier account 70 60 20. J. E. Berry \:7..T..:r. 24 88 21. W. R. May 26 (Ml 22. J. M. Dickinson Clerk’s services 2 00 23. Jus. E. Davis 8 00 24. J. C. McMillan. .a.,. Jury Commissioners — 38 00 - 25. Isaac-Green Janitor ....a 2 (K) 26. R. M. Hav 47 15 27. M. G. Tobin Jury and witness tickets... !)() 90 28. J. J. Brabham 136 (it) -29. G. 1). Bellinger •ptn 31. A. P. ManyiMe Jury tickets T 63 30 32. Mike lliowiTTTr... 627 55 33. Janies E. Davis Jury and witness tickets... 11 90 34. J. M. All.. . ... Jury ticket 10 40 35. C. E. Lartigue Jail ‘y account —7 .50 37. W. J. Martin ..... Pauper account 3 73 38. A. Buist 8 84 39. C. Kiiliugwortb ‘ 25 96 40. JL M. Hay Constable 9 70 41. LeRoy Molair 76 45 42. I. H. P. Dyches Carpenter account -8 00 43. W. C. Best 10 80 44. Wm. Owen# Constable 9 00 —--Cu<» XrfOQ—mnrr* ivxv* r;~~«. , .,. . . . .. Constable 9 (M) 46. J. W. Holmes •.... Advertising — 20-00-1 47. Kavijtiiali jfc Welsh ..... Ballot boxes 198 80 tv . Stationery '.. 24 00 . Bridge account ; BB do ,. Bridge account../. 20 00 ,. Bridge account. 5 00 ,. ( minty priuting 25 00 .. Pauper account y.... 26 20 .. Express and postage./^... 4 80 11 39 .. 1 rial Justice.: 7 36 ..Constable 7 30 . Express .*.. 1 65 .. Bridge account 65 OIL .. Bridge account 25 00 .. Wood account f 5 00 .. Postage , 11 55 187. James B. Boynton........ .... 1H8. .James M. Green...,-............. 189. N. V. Kirkland 191. J. P. Matthews i.', 192. J. 1*. Matthews : 193. H. L. G’Bannon 194. A. Buist..... 195. J. A. Kennedy.1..., 196. A. C. Free Constable t 197. S. S. Williams Constable 198. John C. Nirarmons.. Constable ...... 199. Moses Smith Constable 200. E. H. Dowling 'Pont mortem.TV...... 201. (i. O. Riley 1 Sheriff’s account 202. R. M. Hay.,...».^r, Constable....;...,..- 203. B. P. Rodgers Repairing chairs for Court House 204. H. L. Johnson .x^.. Trial Justice 205. A. J. Weathersbee Rent of election room 2tMl. C. C. Jenkins......*.. ..... ... .‘..^.Pauper accodlit 207. W. E. McMichaei Constable 208. W. M. Bostick Trial Justice '..... 209. W. M. Bostick Trial Justice...... 210. G.TX Riley Sheriff’s dieting account... 211. l,eRoy Molair Pauper account. 212. T. S. Dunbar :.. Trial Justice. 213. C. Benjamin Constable. 21 J. Dr. M. H. Turnor..... Pont morion 215. W. II. Williams Lumber 216. V. V. Brickie Bridge account. 217. C. Ebrbardt Lumber 298. C. M. Browning Bridge oocounC.....^TT/.A, 4 299. C. Killingswortb...... Peuper aeeoonl. 300. Isaac • • ••»•••••• •••••••••%«.. •• Pauper account 801 J. O. Patterson..... Board J of Eciualization 302. W. IL Rodt, Assignee....... Board of Equalization 303. W. H. Rodt, Assignee Board of Equalisation 304. W. H. Rodt, Assignee .....Board of Equalization 305. W. H. Rodt, Assignee. Board of Equalisation...,. 306. W. H. Rodt, Assignee...^.:...;.. Board of Equalization 307. W. H. Rodt, Assignee.......Board of Equalization.^.. 308. W. H. Rodt, Assignee, Board of Equalization 309. W. H. Rodt, Assignee .. Board of Equalization 310. W. H. Rodt, Assignee Board of Equalization...., 311. W. H. Rodt, Assignee Board of Equalization..... 312. W. H. Rodt, Assignee. Board of Equalization 313. W. V. Gill. Boar? of Equalization..... 314. J. G. H. Guess... Board of Equalization 315. G. M. Harter ..Board of Equalization. 316. I). O. <fc G. M. Hunter ......'Lumber account 317. Peter Green Pauper account 318. I. H. P. Dyches Carpenter 319. Walter S. Enves...^.. Clerk’s salary 320. W. 8. Dixon Postage 321. LeEoy Molair Pauper aeeouut 322. I. H. P. Dyches Carpenter ! 323. J. C. McMillan Board of Equalization 324. G. O. Riley Coal for Jail 325. G. O.Riley .±...71............ Jail report.-...^,:- ’ _ 326.1: a. !&«;;: aSjS? account 327c Walker, Evans & Cogswell Stationery 328. Robin Nimmons Pauper account....: 329. Dr. L 8. Hay Postmortem 330. W. E. McMichaei ; Constable 331. I). P. Davis Constable. 332. W. D. Free Constable :. 333.. John W. Freeman Trial Justice 334. R^ M.-Hay.. Constable... ; 335. Walker, Evans it Cogswell Indexes to records 336. Walker, Evans & Cogswell Stationery 337. W. M. Bostick t Trial Justice 338. C. J. Hay : Trial. Justice 339. Dr. Charles Davaut Port mortem 340. J. E. Berry Pauper account .. r ..7. 341. C.M. Browning Bridge, account 342. R. B. McLemore.. ConsTable.: * 343. D. M. Johnston Bridge account - 344. C. Lhrhardt Lumber account. 345. James M. (been Constable 346. 1\ . S. Laves.... Clerk’s salary, itc 347. LeRoy Molair.. Pauper account 348. -G. (). KileyrTTT Jail report 349. J. M. Brabham.......... Bridge account-.: 350. J. W. Jervey it Co Lumber j 351. Walker, Evans <t Cogswell....... Record books 352. Patrick Long ........ Bridge account ■ 353. Y. \ . Brickie x Bridge account -354. W. R. May ... 355. W. Williams it Co... 35t}.. E. J. Rowell Pauper account,. .. Pauper account... ..Constable T6 58 la 3 90 * 4 80 4 60 4 00 4 00 4 90 5 00 3 60 5 10 4 60 6 00 5 70 5 00 4 60 6 00 20 00 4 00 21 00 16 83 4 17 58 90 21 00 Jb 50 19 10 91 70 46 00 +M 70 9 00 5 00 16 30 1 50 52 50 14 05 8 60 150 80 34 00 84 30 33 50 20 00 5 00 17 00 7 60 23 00 121 32 10 10 18 93 55 80 79 80 2 00 54 61 138 50 16 60 98 50 48 00 20 00 3 40 , L^TO i » oc!,,, ' that MlaLter Sar- trrml Mast «•—The leaker ASfhlr-Lahar TraahlM ta Praaea. Stationery , r _ 358. K.-H. Kennedy.....*!....”! !.!!!..! (Vironer 2'00 359. W. B. Rice.-r 2 00 360. A. F. Free /'osl ii'jjrtctrc^^ Constable 2 00 j 361. Aaron Retd Constable 2 00 362. Ritter it Son Pauper account. 10 “ 97 39 .... * 1 -»--- .. , , - w 367. W, 8. Eaves -. Copying indexes... Berlin, February 20.—The offictaT' gazette to-day pnblishes the comiunnka-.. tion of Priace Bismarck to Herr von Eisendecker directing the return to the American House of Representatives of its resolutions of coadoieace at the death of Herr Lasker. It is (lilted February 0th, and is as follows: “Any recognition in a foreign country of the personal qualities of a German, f especially when mode by so important a body as the House of Representatives, is gratifying to our national feelings. I should have gratefully accepted the Com munication made by Minister Sargent apd should have asked the Emperor to em power me to present it to the Reichstag, if the resolutions had not contained an opinion regarding the object and effect of Herr Lasker's political activity which was opposed to my convictions. Accord ing to my experience I cannot recognize the opinion as one which events I have witnessed would justify. I should not venture to oiqtosc my judgment to the opinion of such an illustrious body as the House of Representatives if Lhad not, by more than thirty years active participa-' tion in the internal policy of Germany, gained an experience which justified me in attaching certain value to my judg ment in questions of home affairs. I can not determine to ask the Emperor for the necessary power to communicate the resolutions to Reichstag because I should have officially to advocate Indore the Emperor an opinion which I cannot re cognize as correct.” The action of Bismarck continues to excite much comment. The friends of the deceased statesman in the Reichstag propose to demand-of Bismarek an cx- plauution of his course. London, February 20.—Advices from Suakim represent that differences among the sheikhs of the rebel tribes as to whether an attack' should be made on. Suakim Indore the arrival of the English troops have led to discontent in Osman Digma’s^ camp. Some of the sheikhs who urged an - immediate attack on Suakim now hold aloof from the force concentrated around Toknr. General Graham, with a full comple ment of foifcea, is now timed to reach Suakim on Sunday next and advance on Toknr on Tuesday. This leaves eight days still Indore relief is possible. He- " iuforcements have been hurriedly dis patched from Gibraltar and Mai^i, under , pressure from Sir Evelyn Haring, Mritish j Minister at Cairo, aid other foreign 9 50 representatives there, and also on ae 25 10 | count of the representations of the French Government that there is danger of—an Egyptian revolt and massacre of Europeans if news of a British check should arrive while Cairo and Alexandria are denuded of English troops. Tin 18 50 2 00 2 00 51 10 .. 1 * ; ’ are (tcmulcd of Knglisti troops. 1 in- 1- 1 nV Bridge account (53 .'»0 Porte, through ‘its Ambassador at I,on- 08 >>t»4. \V . D. ■Tree....) ( n.stable .' . 101 10 don, has scut Earl Granville, British Min- 59 70 j 3t)5. G. (). Riley Jail report ]3(» 30 ister for Foreign Affairs, nn-urgent re- 306. G. (). Riley County claim.,..' 7 124 40 quest for an official statement as to what 1 75 307 W K Eawps on nowers General Gordon holds for the 1 V» 20 60 1 on 12 35 44 30 84 00 ~21 65 .368. \\ . S. Eaves...77A Clerk’s salary, ite. 366, W H Dirsnii 370. J. J. B rub bam C. C. Pleas 371. T. S. Myers Constable..; 372. T. 8. Myers Constable 373. T. S, Myers... Constable lOo 30 5j74. J. A. McI,emore "..t.. ...... Constable 63 45- 375. J. W. Jervey 50 00 18 48 —6 37 10 .30 4-757 .it ti. R. II. Walker .... Pauper 1 ... Lumber. I*- 2t8. J. E. Stead mau. 219. W. M. Sanders.. 220. G. O. Riley 221. W. A. Berrie.... Patlper. .■ Janitor.. (iuarding prisoners.. Witness ticket 377. W.-R. Bayntwi.3.; 378. Dr. A. B. Patterson Medica 379. Ehrhardi & Sons Lumber 380. J. T. Carter Paoj»er 382. W . M. Bostick.... Trfnt Justice 381. E A; Brunson., Printing r . 382. Iv A. Biunson Witness ticket...... 383. 17. A. Brunson lury tiekeTT. Bridge account.... |H>wers General Gordon holds for the settlement of the Soudan question and whether the Guveriinicnt authorised ixis _ proclamation ncogoizing Kl-MObdl as ,0 40 jsnijan 0 f Kordofan. The Porte main- 126 30 j tains the right of Sultan Alxlul Hamid 69 20 to suziiuinty over the Soudan. 74 95 A man who has esca|>ed from Tokar 14 15 ifnd readied Suakim ‘ reports tliat the gj 2JJ Tokar garrison 1ms plenty .of food and qo 40 water, hut little munition. The garrison lost two men in the recent sortie. 5 00 85 00 50 00 31 43 22 75 - 6 50 13 50 4 50—385. C. D. Brown —- T* 7 , i msi iwo lut-u 111 mt- ini-m He » Id 00 says there are few rdiels in the imtne- ( 00 diate vicinity of Tokar, Osman Dignia 1 1 4)8 having sent reinforcements in the dircc- 20 00 tion of the route between Thkar and 7S-55 Trinki.tat. Osman Digm,a, in a letter to Admiral 3000 o llewett, says that as soon as he has tin- -n ished Tokar he will treat the English the ~ . same as he lias treated the Egyptians. Stationery.: Bridge account. 223. Edward Perry 224. J. F.^ Kinard 225. J. F. Chaslerea Bridge account. 226- Ben Rivers Coiistable 77777-....--. 227. J. W. Jenny it Co Lumber 228. T. S. Dunbar.,. Trial Justice 229. C, Benjamin.. ... w ('onstabie 2510. W. H. Sanders.. Cleaning water closet... 2.31. J. J. Brabham Clerk of Court 932. W. W. Felder Jury Commissioner 17 oO 16 00 48. John I). Browne Commissioner of Election. 49. C. J. Hay 7 Trial Justice. 60. J. W. Ogilvie Witness tickets 51. D. J. Rowe Trial Justice 52. Alonzo Harrison Cpnstable ... 63. Wm. Sanders Janitor 54. J. W. Birt ; Jury ticket. ...L— 55. L. W. McLemore.....; Constable 66. J. S. Shuck Pauper account 57. D. G. Bellinger Safe 58. G.O. Riley Jail account 59. A. P. Manville..;. Express on ballot boxes... 60. W. L. McMichaei... Constable... 61. W. L. McMichaei Constable 62. Laudan Parker..... Jury ticket 63. E. W. Vogel Jury ticket 64. W. S. Dixson Jury ticket 65. J. W. God lice.... Jury ticket 66. C. P. Mims Jury ticket 67. F. P. Graves.. Jury ticket 68. John C. Williams Witness ticket 5.... 69. C. M. Browning Lumber. 70. E. 8. Ray Bridge account 71. EdwardwPerry Stationery...., 74. J. J. Brabham Copying orders of Court... 75. H. L. Johnson..../ Trial .lustice 76. Ben Davies Jury ticket 77. C. M. Edenfield Lumber .account # 78. H. J. Delk Jury ticket ....7. 79. B. F. Weathersbee I’auper claim.; -80. John C. Kemp Jury ticket o.V 3Atu]>er account 00 - NVituess ticket 80. Clinton Dunbar ’Whnesa ticket. 233. J; E. Byrd..... 234, J. J. Brabham 235: Philip Baxley.. 236. S,.Brown <fc Son...,, 25L-.—John t*.Gweus. 238. JjcRuy Molair...., .7..,.; 10 90 J 239. Sharper PlncnTx 34 10 I 210. O. O. Riley... 80. I*eroy Molair Pauper aQcouut .82 0* B7 n Pauper account 20 6t ol' « Duenaing Pauper account oo, M. H. Root........ wliirv ticket M.H.Rodt jury ticket iT tt‘ fr Witness ticket X* w 'Witness ticket : oo w* tjj * * Constable..... Constable.., ax* lt S' AVitneoa ticket....,..-. MW*, Root..... Jory ticket ••*•••• • •• Jury ticket..; : W. H.^Sanden Cutting wood for C. H..... Pauper account •»»•.*„.«... JBoard of Lsjualixatiou.- |>- T*;. oT*•*•**♦♦• • ••>»»••»»•••*•« r^-fail report...., Cook for Jail., ••••• ••••••♦#* riervicee (County).. •••••aa»a»a4a*» < M«eaeaaa*a«*«ea ■ -Yv- 6 00 4 50 4 50 4 50 liuia 4 50 17 00 100 00 40 00 9 75 39 40 ^.LH 45 3 90 1 50 3 65 55 90 50 1 00. 1 % 35 3 00 24 (H) 8 50 5 25 23 25 - 0 00 6 00 6 70 12 73 19 50 18 00 ~75 3 65 02. 60 14 75 12 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 1 50 3 00 6 00 6 00 25 60 4 25 21 83 -6 10 65 10 20 10 75 65 6 00 5 00 96 . Pauper account Clerk ofCottrt.tv..'.. Cons tabic. .„/.. .i. „........ Lamps and oil for Court House Repairs on Jail Pauper account... Repairing Icneearound Jail Sheriffs accotint Sheriff ’s dieting account... Fuel 3 80.! 388. J. TV,KinanF Bridge account 1 85 389. balk Bros Paujier account 29 00 40 00 391: T: S. Dunbar Trial Justice ': J 7 00 (>9 00 392. John Bos tick Pau|ier ,..T I.,, 2:5 50 3 40 393. R. (’. McMillan .. Bridge account 17 45 394. C. Benjamin........... Constable ...77777 7 40 395. I)■ M. Jolmstoii., LttnibeY' 13 80 396. D.Hl. Johnston Bridge account .6 50 397, II. J. Croft.,.,,.,.,.,.... Board Equalization.... 102 45 399. Mike Brown Pauper account 39 60 400. C. J. Hay Trial Justice. 10 00 401. (\ M. Browning...., ^^-Bridge account 5 00 402. Rufus Posey Cleaning out Jail welLvt^ 2 00 403. S.Leibman Lumber.... !^4()7. C. Ehrhardt-ife Sons........;, Lumber 2 45 408 Snm fh-PP/vb j llrLl^ . , r - • • • 241. G. O. Riley.. 242. 8. W. Trotti...;;'.... 243. G. O. Riley Sheriff' 245. S. W. Trotti Expenses 248. W. B. Rice Port mortem....-i. 249. J. A. Kennedy ....- Constable 250. Walker, Evans & Cogswell .. Stationery !; 251. R. M. Hay....,, u Constable 252. W. II. Sanders Cleaning water closet 253. Wm. McNab c.-.- Clerk’s salary and postage 254. W. E. McMichael.im-... Constable 255. E. M. Sumter.... Carpenter : 256. J. A. Simon.... Pauper 257. J. A. Simon Pauper 258. J. A. Simon Pauper 25J). J. A. Simon .is* Pauper 260. J. A. Simon Pauper 261. J. A. Simon.. TPau|ier 262. M. H. Michaels....,,..., Constable 263. -A. B. Patterson Post mortem 264. C. J. Hay v Trial Justice 265. I*eRoy Molair Pauper account 266. W. R. May..:.,.,... Pauper account.... — 267. V. Duensing Pauper account 268. G. O. Riley lail report.. ; 269. G. O. Riley. ShepitPs account....; 270. J. W. Beard. Lumber..... 271. “J. W. Beard Lumber 4^72. W. D. Free...'..... s .Constable 273. S. W. Trotti Assessing 274. W. M. Bird & Co Glass 275. Walker, Evans & Cogswell Record book...... 276. J. J. BrabliWm... ....Express 277. H. L. Johnson Trial Justice 278. T. 8. Dunbar..-i Trial Justice 7 279. C. Benjamin.. Constable OOA O \\T 'P a*! » i 409. McLoy, Rice A Co BlanketsTor Jail... 66 25 410.,Job Daw&on..... Lime for Jail 1 25 I 412. J. M. Dickinson.............. Bridge account.,. g 171 06 : 413. Jas. E. Davis Bridge account..5>» *-58 1tt4 5 20 -9 50 2: 6 50 12 00 9 14 46 25 3 80 148 40 27 30 5 00 5 00 35 06 8 20 00 00- 15 90 «yp“ Geu. Gordon, in a telegram, advises-Lhal— the tribes l>e assembled iftr a conferem L London, February ‘ 22.—The Unity Telryni/iji this morning re]Kirts the sur render 6P the garrison at Tokar. The - Timrs coniirms this rejsirt. Scakim, February 22.—Five soldiers have arrived here from Tokar and have, brought news of the surrender of that tow n. Tiiey rejiort that tho reljjds hc.sct the town and kept up a eonsfant fire of artillery and rtffes. On -Tuesday the garriaon recognized the necessity of eon-, ferring with the relxds, and on VVedues- day Yakooh and Mncriuni Eflendie, chief - of imlicis with a sergeant of artillery, went out and held a conference with the relxds. On their return thev informed 2 79 62-m- 6 50 2 00 16 97 13 90- • ••••» • • Express Medical account........ Clerk’s salary ...... Pauper-. tT7:T7. ...... Jail account 280. 8. W. Trotti 281. Dr. J. J. O’Banuon 282. W. 8. Evans..., 283. Pel ter Green 284. G. O. Riley..., 285. L. Molair. ^Pau|)er.^.,^. 286. G.O. Riley, Jail report......... 287. Wm. Sanders Labor 288. G. O. Riley Ice 289. John \Y. Holmes Printing.. 290. Henry Besinger Pauper ..t. 291. J. A. Simon • ••••••••••a ••• •••• •• •••••• Pauper 292. R. G. Hutto Paupee —--------— 293. R. M. Hie.. Constable 294. Dr. 1*. 8. Hay Pbd morU 1 50 8 79 8 79 8 79 8 79 8 79 8 79 2'00 15 00 89 32 50 50 49 40 15. 00 29 55 41 20 4 50 5 76 l M 50 400 00 6 95 15 00 5(1 20 73 , 5 40 8 50 1 13 25 00 18 25 2 00 220 05 75 76 60 90 - 6 50 75 .. Printing. 413. Jas. E. Davis .... 415. J: W. Holmes.. 416. J. F. Grimes « Briilge account. 417. mjnnnirrg ...a.. —,— Pauper account..... 4-1). Jiih. I. Rice Wood gecount..... 421; J-. liowefh;.".r.r-.;;-. - Constable ...... 422. J. I. Rice Wood account...... 423. Dr. P. F; Stokes Post mortem 424. S. I*eibman Lumber..: 425. S. Lfibinan Lumber 13 80 76.00 9 00 25 00 100 00 3000 2 00 4 45 200 6 50 26 44 12 05 6 50 426. C. M. Browning Bridge account.. 40 00 51 70 427. W, K. Boynton...., Pauper account,.......,,,....* 90 00 17 15 428. Dr. A. B. Patfifrsou Postmortem .: 10 30 429. G. D. Bellinger Rent of Master’s office.... 430. John J. Johnston Bridge account...... 431. A. J. Nevils Constable. t. 432. .A. J. Nevils Constable..♦. 434. J. M. Lancaster Constable .435. J. J. O’Bannon. Medical account. 437. J.E. Steailnian.y ■..Ay,..: Pauper account •••••••••••••••••a 12 00 10 98 14 00 10.90 10 00 439. H. L. Johnson 444. Dr. Charles Davanf. 447. John W. Holmt’s 448. W. G. Simms 451. Dr. Charles Davaut 45KAV. S. Eaves.. 458. W. S. Eaves.. 461. 8. E.TJjmer Bi Trial Justice .... Post mortem.. ... Printing...,., ... Rent of Master’s office ... Post mortem ... Clerk’s salary, &c Copying indexes to records ... Bridge account 462. W. R. Biiyqtou........; Bridge account 463. A. C. Free.-T^Ns,.... Bridge account 464. W. H. BellingerY.. Trial Justice 465. W. H. Bellinger .Trial Justice ! 466. C. Bellinger..... »....GX v ....;Coh8table. 467. C. Bellinger /^VsConstable. 468. C. Bellinger ..l.Afcqsfahle. 469. J. J. Maher LegaF^lviser’ssalary.... 470. Weisiuger DiffeubaCb.Pauper aSsQunt. 471. * W. J. Martin Pauper accoul 472/ j. M. Dickensou Bridge account.7?^ 473. G. O. Riley Jail report 474. D. J.Rowe a....,, Trial Justice »...7* 475. J. B. Boynton.r.... — Trial Justice. 477. J. J. Whaley • >••••• •••••« *••••• .••••. Bridge account... 478. E. B. Rice Bridge account. 14 50 27 00 28 95 8 20 20 20 x 25 00 13 75 27 90 19 50 28 00 40 00 19 Q0 25 23 200 00 94 00 5 00 32 60 362 32 8 50 341 55 7 13 00 200 00 88 20 20 85 49 50 189 45 197 30‘ {l 82 4 15 4 479. D. P. Wooky Mechanical labor... 47 75 480. NY. 8. Eaves Clerk-’s salary ; 24 36 481. E. T. Moore lory. ......... Pauper account 25 00 482. W. ft Diaaomr...... „7;'.7777T.r^SiSfa:,7..V 483. G. O. Riley 484. G. J. Hay Jail report.^, Trial Justice...... 9 76 6 50 14 70 6 96 914,765 It ihc garrison they 'huist suprender their arms on Thursday. Many of tlw* soldiers murmured at tins and a large projiortion of them escaped during the night ; but, us the conference had arranged, Tokar was surrendered on Thursday. Behi.jn, February •22,- l1ie semi oflL. rial newspajxirs ojxjnly demand the rc- eatl of Minister Sargent. The Munich Zeitmuj charges Sargent with having schemed to influence the next elections in Anacriea by his diplomatic conduct at Berlin. It is thought certain that an in- ter|xllatif>n will be made in the Reich stag regarding the Lasker affair. Paris, February 22.—The strike of coal miners at Auzin, in the Department Due Nurd, has assumed large propor tions. Of the 11,400 miners of the place ojily 4,600 are at work. The police dis|>er8cd a crowd of strikers armed witli sticks, who were preventing other work men from descending the pit. London, February 20.—A dispatch from Khartoum to the Times^i^i “On General Gordon’s arrival hCrt; thousands crowded to kiss his hands and feet, call ing him ‘Sultan of .the Boudan.’” Ad dressing the people General Gordan said: “I come without soldiers, hut with Grxl on my side, to redress evils. I will not fight with any weapons, but will mete out justice. There shall lie no more Bashi-Ba/ouks.” The populace say that General Gordon is giving them more than El Mahdi could give. The Tritynipk'n correspondent sent a dispatch to General Gordon yesterday assuring hini that a countless number of Englishmen and Americans were anxious for his safety. General Gordon replied that the jieoplc of Khartoum had received Turn well. He also said that El Mahdi would not yet advance; that he was try ing to raise the tribes, but would not succeed, the General thought, If conces sions were made them. Gordon has always maintained that it would be im possible to destroy slaveiy by operations in the Soudan. Such attempts only ren dered the slave traffic more aiflicult, snd therefore more cruel, and was one cause of perpetual wars, r' - _ ' London, February 20.—The Stamlrmr, odwespondent at Vienna says: “A Persian stateSbum declares that a rumor was cur rent throughout Central Asia that the Russians wuuhi. lead the warlike - tribes into the rich plain* pf India as soon as' Kagiood was in (Uffienity, sad that this did mots to cause the suDmisaion of the Turcomans than all the auttfr of the Russian generals. Heaaysl