THE ELK ADVOCATE
liLKjpYOGATE
Kvory Saturday
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Ridgway. Pa. Jan. J?0th 1866
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IhrnhnUlht Vrttt the peoplr' s right maintan
I naued bv party and unlribrd hy iiain ;
VUdfied hut 1,1 Truth, l.iktnii and Law,
A't favor m atin vt and no tear ihittl awe."
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reasonable reduction will he made.
f FIRMS OF PU'EII.
SI, .11 per year in advance $2.00 if paid
within the ye'ir, and $2,50 if not puid with
in that time.
Rail Road Accidents Agaih.
The week commences as usual, by the
oecurrence of one of the ordinary Occi
dents upon the I'. & K. R. R., but wo
ore happy to say, that they arc seldom
so near lioine as those we now have to
record. Owing to the a'ility of the Su
perintendent of the middle division.
Col. J. J. Lawrence, but few casualties
have happened upon it and in this case
they were owing entirely to causes be
yond his control. On the evening of
Sunday the 21st, an extra engine going
cast, was thrown from the track by the
ice, about half way from Ridgway to
St. Mary's and the engineer Harry
Alfred, and his fireman were both badly
injured, but how severely we have been
unable to ascertain. Monday morning
the Express freight train east, was also
thrown from the track, a short distance
east of Wiltnartli, by ice and the
conductor Mr S. Hubbard, badly burn
J '
ed about the face and hands. One of
the brakemen who passed by the name
of James Johnson was entirely consum.
cd by the fire only a portion ot bis
head and one shoulder being left. The
train consisted of twenty six cars loaded
with oil, of which eight were entirely
destroyed. Tho Mail und Express j
trains were compelled to transfer bag
gage and passengers at the wreck,
where the gentlemanly operator, who
was formerly located here, Mr. Harry
Garner, was on duty with the wreck
magnet.
The track was destroyed by the fire
for the length ofix or seven rails.
P- S. Since writing the above, the
conductor Mr. S. Hubbard has died.
Sudden Death. Hod. Hen. Henry
Winter Davis, a prominent Baltimore
politician, died in that city, on the 3!st
ult , aged 43 years Mr. Davis enter,
cd public lito about 1854. when he bo
came the champion of Know Nothing,
ism '-Plug Uglies" and "Rip Raps'"
on the tide anu rulo of whieh, he rode
into Congress, where he served them
for six years. He was one of tho first
among the men of the South, to es.
pouse the dis union cause of Sumner,
Steveus& Co.,aud during the Adminis
tration of President Lincoln became
one of the most subservient instru.
went, until he was defeated for U. S.
Senator, two years ago, when he turn,
cd against his allies, and also, soon
found himself out of office with but
few friends to help hiin into place.
As a statesman he was of b ut little
use to tho country, ai a private citi.
ren he was dignified ooial and of ur
bane manners. Clearfield Repulli-
l3The Democracy should not be
discouraged because defeated, and ap.
farently swallowed by Abolitionism.
3 ho ha!e swallowed Jonah, yet he eooa
turued up all right ; while tho bla
wt ncv:r heard r( iftrwtrd
o c a I s
Puuu. The sleighing at the present.
Thanks Our thanks are due Dr.
C R. Farley, II. R., for ,,ul !io docu
ments si t.t to our office, and Hon. Wui.
A. Wallace, for like fuvors.
Sold. C. L., on the engagement
question- nil light "waxy" your turn
will come next.
I Wanted. Those of our subscribers
j knowing themselves indebted to the
J Advocate office, to come forward and
j settle their accounts, as we stand in
j need of money.
j O.v Hand. Rico & Luther arc still
at their old stands, and on haod to buy
Hides, 1'elts, Jurs, Venison !fce. Hun
ters give them a call, they pay the
highest cash priecs.
Left. The Deputy Prothonotary,
on a pleasure trip to York State. Wo
would not be surprised to hear of him
bringing back, the -'gal" he left behind
him.
rirHNlTi;nn Stoih Tl
to buy good furniture, would do well by
calling at the Furniture room of Messrs
Houk & M'Vean, as they have received
a lartre stock of first elnsa furniture
which they will soil at reduced prices
consisting in part of Bedsteads, Chairs,
Tables and Stands of all descriptions.
(TJ?"The editor still remaining ill. not
able to attend to the office, and the largo
amount of new advertisements, which
will be found in this issue, and the scar,
city for help, will account for the delay
of the paper.
Gopev'8 Lady's Book. This beau,
tif'ul Magazine for February, has again
been laid before us. We think it wor.
thy of every ludys patronage, young or
old. The engraving in this magazine,
aloue is worth the subscription. Terms
83 00.
8flfc,The January thaw is a '"capital
institution" forprodueing Colds, Coughs,
and kindred ailments much worse than
severe cold weather, and we advise our
readers, particularly those predisposed
to any pulmonary weakness, to t-ee to it
they are well shod, and allow no change
of clothing. It any one is so unfortu.
nnfo Dfl in in nnnivmi VI. 1 r....1.
Hoarseness, or other pulmonary disor. j
tier, we Knew ot nothing so cmeicnt as I
Coes Cough Balsam. Oar advice is,
take little and often.
To those who have been living: on the
fat of the land through the holidays,
and have got theirstomachsout of order,
we would prescribe Toe's Dyspepsia
Cure ; it hits cured some very bad tases
ot Dyspepsia.
Governor's Message.
To lie Senate and House of Jirpresen
liitiu's of the Commonwealth ol'eun.
eylvunhi.
Gentlemen: The toils and anxie
ties of the last tour years have, from
I time to time, brought on me severe at
tacks of disease. From tho most se.
vcre of these I am now slowly struggling
towarus recovery. I una that
to trive
j niy coustutioii an opportunity to con.
limit Ihld krill.r.i-la it iu nr.Ln nfnl..
cessary that 1 should, without delay,
make, a short sea voyage and sojourn in
a milJer climate. Under the pressure
of this necessity I go the Island of Cu
ba. It is my hope and intention to re.
turn iu gooa season to welcome you on
ymir arrival at the seat of Government.
B it if it should bo found iudispensable
that my visit to Cuba should be pro
longed to tho early part of February,
this message w ill serve to lay before you
the cause of my absence at the com
mencement ot jour session. In this
case I feel sure that you will adopt such
courso as shall consist with your wis
dom and with the affectionate sonsider
ation which I havo always, received at
your hands.
It would, hewever not become nie
to forget that tho issues of hfo are in
the hands of the One above all and
that many have found deuth waiting for
them on tho foreign shore to which
they have been sent in seaich of health.
Should such be my fate, I thall draw
ray last breath with a sense of the deep.
est gratitude to tho people ot the Com- ptTA'PTT'Cttttt-d n -
monwealth and their representatives lor!A,Ki'J:j! U.E8q
v, ,.k..r..i . i ... e -i-
mo njtciiui, luuuiY, untuning support
, , ., , . . n . rr.
which they have given during the last
fur years to the great cause of the
rijjht, and to me and my efforts to main
tain it, and with a prayer of thaukful.
ness to Aimiguty ooa that lie strength
ened nie till the end of the cruel rebel,
lion, and thought rne worthy to be
permitted to continue to that time as
the Chief Magistrate of the people of
Pennsylvania. To have my uamo con
nected iD that relation with such a peo
pie during such a time ought to be
enough to fill the highest measures of
any man's ambition.
ANDREW G. CURTINT.
Executive Chamber. 1
Ilarrttlurg, November 27 1S03. )
Manners What a rare gift is that
of mannors 1 ho difficult to define
how much more difficult to impart.
Better for a man to possess them than
wealth, beauty or talent ; they wil! more
than supply all, No atteution is min
uto, no labor too exagerated, which tend
to protect them. He who enjoys their
advantages in the highest degree, viz.
he who can please, ptnetrate, persuade,
as the object may require, possesses the
subtlest Eooret of the diplomatist aud
the statesman, and wants nothing but
Statement of the Receipts & Ex'
petidiiure of Elk county far the year
1S05.
Jan. 1st 1800. Dr.
To unit of taxes collected from
unseated lands, $ 211 36
Ree'd from collectirs, 2757 f)8
In case of Com. vs Graham CD 46
Fine in case of Com. vs Volk 25 00
Cbapin & Wilbur Atty's for
county 260 90
Fec't from" L. Volmer. 10 00
do do C. Weis 10 00
do do Souther & Willis 10 00
J. C. Chapin on unseated
lands 10 26
Win. 1'. Furvin on land sold
to county 27 84
L. Bitter extra Assessment 1 10
A.J. Meddock ou land sold
to county 40 10
Balance 054 42
Total
$4085 02
Jan. 1 18G6 Cr
Cash paid to.wit :
Win A Bly Comr 8
Louis Volmer "
Geo D. Messeugor "
Jos W Taylor "
Chns Weis '
Geo. Dickinson
Jno C M'Allister " elk
A uditors elk
County Auditors
Coroners fees
Stationary &o
Justices fees
Dist. Attorney
Bounties, wolves ic
J urors
Road Viewers
Repairs
Election Expenses
Constables
Assessors
Treasures fees
Fii.tou Expenses
Printing
Commissioners counsel
Protliy's fees
Commonwealth costs
Sheriffs fees
Court crier and Janitor
Miscellaneous
Fuel
Auditor ot Prothy's acet
Ref unding order
Treas com'n on 3430 62
Rec'd 2
Treas com'n od 3261 84
2
8 00
12 00
8 00
136 00
11 00
86 00
276 13
8 00
36 00
35 27
55 62
26 97
41
64
1024
6
89
248
63
229
174
171
232
119
00
00
38
00
24
79
80
00
0.
98
00
72
57
93
00
00
150
108
125
90
81
18
80 98
28 00
123 62
63 61
65 23
$4085 02
8 76 87
Totul
Assets :
Tax outstanding on unseated
lands
do do in hands of
collectors
Amt of Bounty tai outstan
ding on unseated land
do of Bounty tax outstan
ding in hands of col.
State taxes outstanding
do do do on un
stated lands
1844 90
25483 55
6409 45
867 32
3074 80
$15307 02
Total
Liabilities.
Amt of Bounty orders outstan.
ding $ 23 650
do of Interest estimated 2716 18
do County orders outstanding 1524 11
do due houe of Refuge 100 84
do do State 4419 66
do Balance
12950 -3
Total $45307 02
P. W. HAYS. High Sheriff of Elk
county, in account with the county for
me year i?Ui).
Jan 1 1806. Dr
,, To Bal ducco., atlastsetlm't 8
03 30
" Jury fees Clover vs Bryaut
& Ewer
" Jury fees Tudor vs Gibson
" Fiue Com'th vs Smith
" County orders
" Bal duo Sheriff
4
4
5
125
201
00
00 !
00
00
03
Total
$402 33
Jan. 1 I860. Cr.
By conveying Wm. ICiunen Jr
to House of Refuge $
do Adv'r Geu'l Election
do Summoning Jurors
do Filling J ury wheel
do Conveying John Horajk
to W Penitentiary
do Fees on com'tb cases
do Serviug Subpo hi com'th
cases
do Eutry on 152 cases
120
58
3
00
75
10
00
120 00
67 68
10 00
20 80
Total
$402 33
t .treasurer ot Klk Mimtit in u..in,.t
i . , , "J
! With rt. .,,. ,.t lll. 1U l. - ...
I ...u vuuiiij ui mr lue year
I eudiu: Jan. 1st 1866.
Jau. 1st 1866. Dr.
To atntcol on unsealed lauds $ 211
do do Kced from col W taxes 2757
do do Pd per J. (!. Chapin in
cases of com'th vs Jas.
36
58
Gttthatii
do doL J. Blakely fine of C.
11. Volk
do do (J. fr W. Ally's for co.
do do Kecd from L. Volmer
do do do do C. Weis
do do do do Souther &
Willis
doatut reed from J. C. Chapin
on luuJs uot assessed for
1860-61-2 ti 3
do amtrecd from Wm. P. Pur
viu ou land sold to co.
do amt reed from Chas Ritter
extra assesmeut
do amt reed from A J Med
dock on lands sold ;o
do Bal due county fund
60 46
25 00
200 92
10 00
10 00
10 00
16 26
27 84
1 10
40 10
Total
Jan. 1st 1866. Cr.
By amt due Tieas at former
settlement
do amt county orders re
do do P'H pi., Auditor
$3430 62
181 58
2917 51
3? 09
do Rd funding ordcr'to Jacob
Moyer 123
do Treas com'o on $3430 62
reed at. 2 perct 68
to Treas com'n on $3261 84
dish at pr ct 05
do bal due fund 34
Total $3430
Dr. BenezettRoad Fund.
January 1st 1860.
To bal due fund at last sot $ 241
Total
Cr.
Bv orders redeemed
$241
231
do Treas com'n on 231
disb at 2 pr ct
do balance due fund
68
Total $241
Dr. Benezette School Fund.
To bal due fuud ut lastset'mt $187
Cr.
By dist Treas receipt $187
Di. Benzinger Road Fund.
To amt reed from unseated
lands $ 62
do bal due Treasurer 4
Total
$06
Cr.
By bal due Treas at last set'mt $
do orders cancelled
do Treas com on $62 54 col
lected at 4 per ct
3
61
Total $68 90
Dr. Benzinger School Fund.
To amt reed from unseated
lands $ 62 54
do Refunding of dist Treas 150 52
Total
$213 06
Cr.
By amtdueTreasatlastset'nit$ 150 52
do Dist Treas receint
do UO
4 26
do Treas comn on $213 C6
reed at 2 per ct,
do Treas comn on $55 00 ditsb
at 2 per ct
do Bulance due fund
Tolal $213 06
Dr. Fox Road Fund.
To bal due fund at last set'mt 8 396 74
do Amt of tuxes reed from
unseated lands 12 69
Total
Cr.
By order redeemed
do Treas com'n on $353
2 per ct
do Bullance due fund
$409 43
8 340 81
50
7
61
07
55
Total $109
43
Dr. Fox School Fund.
To bal due fund at last set'mt $ 99 92
do Amt reed from unseated
lauds
6 42
Total
$106 34
Cr.
Bv district receint
99 92
do Treas com ou $!?42 2
per ct
do Balance duo fund
13
29
6
Total
$106 34
Dr. Fox Sehool Building Fund.
To bal due fund Jan 2 '65 $ 130
do Amt reed from unseated
lands
5 07
! Tota,
$135 59
$ 120 52
Cr.
By dist Tteas receipt
do Treas com' on $5 07 2
per cent
do Ballance due fund
10
97
4
Total $135
59
91
55
Dr. Highland Road Fund,
To bal due fund Jan. 2 '65
153
do Amt of tax received
7o
O
Total
$227 46
I 125 00
Cr.
I?v order redeemed
do Treas com' on $125 00
2 per ct
do Treus com' on $73 55
2 per ct
do Balauce due fund
50
47
1
98
49
Total
8227 46
Dr. Highland School Fund.
To bal due fund Jau 2 '65 8 237
do Amt of taxes received 21
50
96
46
50
50
46
Total
Cr.
By dist Treas receipts
do Treas com' on 824
2 per cent
do Balaucedue fund
262
$ 237
96
24
Tolal $262 46
Dr. Jay Road Fund.
To bal due fund Jau. 2 '65 8 438 03
do J axes received
do Balance due Treasurer
31
07
Total
Cr.
Bv orders redeemed
8409 01
$ 459 27
do Treas com' on $459 27
2 per ceut
do Treus com' on $27 31
2 perct
9 19
55
Total $469 01
Dr. Jay School Fund.
To bal due from Jan. 2
9 251 43
15 So
do Amt of taxes reed
Total
$266 73
Cr.
Bv orders redeemed
$ 251 43
do Treas com on $15 30 2
per ct
do Balance due fund
SC
0(
15
Total $410 7
Dr. Jones Road Fund.
To Bal due fund Jan. 2 '6(1 $ 408 6V
do Amt reed from unseated lares 1 V
Tfl
$410 38
62
61
23
J4
Cr.
My orders redeemed $
do Treat com on $227 41 (2 perct
do Bnlanc da fund
225
4
180
.Total $410
Dr. Jones School Fund.
To bal du fund at last settlement $ 51
do Amt of unseated taxes reed
$52
Cr.
62
85
do Treas com on $50 83 (7A 2 per ct 1
.I-T1..1 J f .
85
68
Tolal ImtT
Dr. Uiritrwav Tlnari r.,-,1
To balance due fund Jan. 2 'C5 $ 201
Total
63
54
$261
Cr-
231
4
25
do Treas com on $231 30 2 per ct
do Balance duo fund
85
77
77
54
36
Total
Dr
S2R1
Dr. Rideway School Fund.
lnfn,l I.n 9 T. !1CI7
To bal due fund Jan. 2 '65
Total
$397
Cr.
By district Treas receipt $ 397
Dr isprinp Creek Kond Fund.
To bal due fund at Jan. 2 '65 $ 31
90
Total
31
25
6
Cr.
Bv orders redeemed
40
0C
do Treas com on $25 04
do Balance due fund
50
Total $31
Dr. Spring Creek School Fund.
To bal due from Jan. 2 '65 51
51
Cr
By dist treas receipt
do trens com on 50 00 at 2 per ct
do Balance due fund
51 24
Dr. St. Mary's Road and Corporation
fund.
To bal duo fund Jan. 2 '65 $ 10
do Amount of taxes rccd 25
do Bulance due Treasurer
Total
830
Cr.
By Boro Treas receipt
do Treas com on $25 54
4 perct
$ 35
1
Total
$36 90
Dr. St. Marv's School Fund
To bal due fund at last setm't $ 11
do Amt of taxes received
18
Total
Cr.
By district Treas receint
829 50
8 26 16
1
73
2 61
do lieas com on $18 34 4
per ct
do Balance due fund
Total
Dr. Bountv Fund.
829 50
j To Amt taxes reed frotn un.
seated land
To Amt reed from collectors
831
B205
45
71
Total
$9037
Cr.
Ty nmt due Treas at last set' $1195 17
do Bountv order redeemed
7100 00
465 41
do Interest on bounty orders
do Treas com on 9037 16 at J
per ct 45 19
do Treas com on 8760 58 at i
per ct 43
co Balance due county 187
80
59
Total 8907 16
Dr. Jay Bounty Fund,
laxes received 8 81 02
To amt taxes
Total $80 61
Cr.
By Treas com on 81 02 at 2
per ct $ 41
do Balance due fund 80 61
Total $80 61
Dr. St. Mary's Bounty Fund.
To amt of taxes received 8 2 39
Total
8. 39
Cr.
By treas com on 2 39 at 2
do Balance due fuud
05
2 34
Total $2 39
Dr. M'Kean. Elk, Forest & Clarion
State Road Fund.
To atr.t of taxes reed Jones tp $ 1 75
do do do do doHiVhlnnd
township
18 62
Total
$20 37
Cr.
By treas com on 20 37 at 2
per ct
do Balance due fund
Total
j 41
19 96
$20 37
Dr. Jones Bridsre Fund.
To amt of taxes received 8
1 75
Total
$1 75
Cr.
1 75 at 2
By treas com on
03
1 72
per ct
do balauco due fund
Total
SI
to
vuanea Junr JtiSq , treasurer in
account with the Cuiuuionwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Dr. To balance due fund $ 731 50
do do taxes reed from
m 1 1 n.
cd lauds
63
1076
do do do
do do col
Total
Cr.
By state treas receipt
do treas com on 1818 86
81871 CO
$1818
18
84
86
19
55
do balance due fund
Total $1871 60
Dr. Military Fund. '
To amt of taxes received 8 158 G7
Jo bal due at last aet'mt 2 87
Trial
161 M
60
65
12
By mt of Relief fund
do tress eoro on 161 51
''o balance due fund
Total
Dr. Tavern License.
To amt of License granted
Total
f'r
33
R8
71
02
By State, treas receipts
do treas com on 320 at 6 per ct
306
16
Total
Dr.
To Licenses
63
I 45 00
320 00
Liquor License.
69
granted
86
G3
60
Total
Cr.
By State treas receipt
71
3
SO
lo treas com on 75 00 atSperct
Total
Dr. Brewers Licenses.
To amt of Licenses granted $
AA
44
44
24
Total
Cr.
By state treas receipts $
21
64
61
09
, do Treas com on 80 00 at 5
1 per cent
do Bal due treas at former Ret'
asperAudst'nitFeb.27 '65
24
24
Total 80 00
, Dr. Eating House Licenses.
To amt of Licenses granted 8 90 00
24
Total
90 00
8 85 50
Cr.
By state treas receipt
do Treas com on 90 00 at 5
per cent
00
00
24
Total 90 00
Dr. Retailers Licenses.
To amt of Licenses granted $ 233 00
90
54
46
Total
233 00
S 221 35
11 65
Cr.
By state treas receipt
do Treas com on
per ct
90
00
J Total 233 00
We the undersigned Auditors and
, Commissioners of Elk county, having
met at the Commissioners office in Ridg.
way on the 1st day of January, A. D.
1866 and having carefully examined
the foregoing accounts, find them to be
correct as stated.
I In witness whereof we have hereto
set our hands the day and year above
00
16
34
HENRY D. DERR,
JACOB M CAULEY.
CLARK A. WILCOX,
Auditor.
Attest:
J. C. M'ALLISTER, An l. Clk.
LOUIS VOLMER,
J. W- TAYLOR,
Commissioners'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE The subscriber has the)
Agency, for the sale of N. F. STONES'
Patent Saw Gummcr. Price $20 00.
Recommended by the most prominent
sawyers in the Western country, as the
best in ue for the practical gawyer.
For further particulars apply by letter
to Ridgway P. O., Elk Co.. or in person
D. L. SWARTS.
Spriug Creek. Elk Co., Pa.
NOTICE -The Commissioners of
Elk county, will meet at their office in
Ridgway, on Monday tho 5th day of
February 1806.
JAMES K. P. HALL, Clk.
F U R N I T U R E STORE.
A lot of furniture just received and
for sale, consisting jn p.,rt 0f
COMMON CHAIRS, ROUND COR
NER, KNOBBED BEDSTEADS,
Round Corner, Panel-end LeUteads,
Cherrv Tables,
WASH STANDS &o.
Also Wall Paper and Muslin Tin.
dow Shsdes.
Anything in the line of furniture,
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms.
HOUK & M'VEAN.
Ridgway Pa., Jan. 18th 1800.
!
Notice.
NOTTCE is hereby given, that
OUaiititV ot Iol'S were rnrrisrl
lauds, on Bennetts Branch, in Benezette
township. Elk Co. Pa., some time ia
; March 1865, bearing the following
ma, liS Two rings, O T T O. diamond
T in centre, A (3 F, 11 F & Co., I-M
X D, E 8 8, TO M, AD, S X E, and
other marks, not knowing the roeuning
of tliem The owner or owners Ku,.nr
I are reountted to prove nrnr.pwu n .it
j charges and take them away, otherwise
they will be forfeited according to tb
limitation of the law.
1 j. Jnvr.ci
Deo. 33d, '65. pd.
Itch! Itch! Jtcb!
.Scratch ! "-'cratch ! . Scratch
Wbeaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheoir, Ulcere, Cbil.
blains, and all Eruptious of the Skin.
Price 50 cents. For salo by ull drug,
gists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS &
POiTKIl. .Sole Agents, 170 Washing
ton street. Boston, Mass., it will be lor
warded by mail, free of postage, to an?
part of the I nited States.
Sept. 18th 1865. 6m.
WllDDS cfe WRIGHT.
Lock Haven, Clinton Cockty Pa.
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