II
The lem l ocratic Watchman,
HP P. GRAY MEIFK:
JOE W. FUREY, Assort yrc EDITOR.
Terms, $2 per Annum, in Advance
BELLEFONTE, PA
Friday Morning, August, 5,1870
Democratio County Convention
The Ilemorralle Toler. of Centre county will
meat it the regular blares 1,,,1.1tng borough
and township elections tot lA:tinnier the t.th
day of Angina next, between the 'more of two
wad fogrxigrlock p In to elect delegote. ton p
may'!" a ennrention to bit held :to the Coorf
HOtise, at Bellefonte, on Tie .tiny the tiny
of Atteu•t, 11370. which eotteention will pia
in,nomination one candidate for rongro•• t.ob
jest to the decision of the eon Ii re:. of I he lath
Congressional dlatriel I tine candidate iihr
Pent - dor, Inuilik , et to the ilyoldon of the eorl
fereea of the 2let flowitorinl glint net 1 one can
dictate for Aseendtly one cathich to for Corn.
Iniaeioner, ont candidate for Stolttor anti one
candidate for Jury Pornmireioner Ti,.- num
ber of delegate. to which eaoh diet riot to roll'
tied at the coming election I.
Bellefonte Rom, 3 Howard T.rP
Howard I I tow on
Mlitiothurg I I.lherty "
Philipsburg " 2 'llsri44n ' "
Irnlonrllle " 1 ill lea
Renner Twp., 1 Patton
Boggs ii Penn
Flurnaldel " 1 Potter
Curtin 1 Roth
lretitheelf 4 -Anus' Stine_ "
()yoga 4, '•ipring
RI nes 4 o Tits for
Ralf tenon ' 1 il'ac.n
Harris
8 Walker
T. , wn.1111 ,
fi, of the rommpo,
T
Kentucky
The election in Kentucky on the
first instant, for county officers, nut
withataniiinz the heavy vote polled by
the neßreee, has reltilte4 in a triumph
ant victory for the Democrats. The
State ilflo , been carried on the average
vote by a large majority, the people
thus sienifying once more their belief
in a white man's goverement and their
opposition to that policy which would
place the black man on a social and
politieml equality with the white -rare.
loud all the nteite and ntruvgle and
turmoil of thelairt ten yearn, Kentnrky
han remained true to her ancient
and refuned to bow the knee to the
Radical Raal. Her people have neter
been b_umiliated like tbo.e of the other
border State., becau.e she has klways
-had firm and deo-routed men at the
head of her State timernment—teen
who would not allow her to he tram
pled on, nor the right. of her people
to be disregarded. While Tennennee
and Virginia have been overrun. den
( - dated and rui . t . te.l 1.. the infamy of
ifiviteah , on, K ntneke han stood firm
tts the eternal h,lls, and east .1.-flanee
in the teeth ot h••r enemies Depend
mg•on the Juitne-rs ot her ofto , +e and
the strong armA ot her noble Denmera
Cy, she has not roccom to thin
ntorrnm !hat have ra4ed around her,
but, 0, • ....I• 1 r.wk, hal
pre...erred her inie,:rit and t11...11 the
rroe ray of hope amid all the gkiimir
.larkneie of the post Within her
borders alone ham tile epirit of our re
publican government 11,eil,
Irbertt haft been throttled nnil choked
into eubmuftmu n, other ` 4, tate.,
proud citizen of
been able to boarit of ii manhood and
inikiiendence
Such has been the ',mit of . 114 ini
cratic principle.. there, amt melt will
he the result of psn,)erut I e prilwiples
erellyWhere hettever the people become
Wise enough to embrace them tot thiur
political guide and .3s I. rr Surely,
Kentucky's bright and 41111 mg
ple will Induce her sister States Co . ' Jo]
low her most gloriou.alead •
—We notice try the CI, o,ol'l lerno
cral that .1 cats W. ci ARK, nu
attache of that office, is a candidate Mr
the nomination for Rego-ter and Re
corder We know Jim well, and when
we say that he is a ring man hall
competent to thorlinrgc the dune+ of
that office, we only say what et, er) ho
tly knows We are told that the en.
thtutiattut among the young lietimera
cy of Clinton in liehalt of Mr. CLARK
is immense, and that lie will in all
probability be the nominee. Should
this be the case, Mr. CLAtta's personal
popularity will carry the county against
aikprposfttion, ff• ie yet quite a young
man, hut is a true-hearted, efficient:and
hard-working Democrat.
—The, Repuytcan of last week
nye :—"JEFF I)%‘' I:5 is said to have
joined the church. We -may have
another rebellion in Heaven." Well
if we do, there'll be no danger of
Baowe getting hurt, tor there would
be a "great gulf" between binfLand the
seat of war. But for the sake of re
freehing ISHowtes memory we would
inform him that Jerr Devis has been
a strict member of the Episcopalian
church for the last twenty years.
—lion. W. 11. A lIMHTRONG line
been unanimouely nominated tor Con.
gees iq Lycoming county. We hope
he will be an successful in the other
counties of the ilistriet, for the hero
ocracy, ikciog ue the toliooritv , nuntP
to fight the weakeet 111101,
Hon. Jefterson Davis
•
This distinguished gentleman, late
President of th'e Southern Confederne.‘,
has lost none of his popularity with
his OISTI peopll l 7 notwithstanding the
mon - a:tunes of war, Daring a to
Lookout Mountain the other day, the
first lie has paid that locality since he
t ascended it with Ges. BR lid: to "hWii
GEN. RosEcasNs's army in the
plain below," he was serenaded by the
peopre of Chattanooga, and, in re
sponse to the compliment, said:
'My FRIENDS.—It nfreCtS me from
the very bottom of my heart to re
ceive this demonstration of sour kind
ly feeling 'towards me. I hail retired
in n double sense—for the night nnil
from public life. In view of the past.
no man can blame me for my deter
iilinatton to let those who have power
dictate how the Country Shall be Foy
erned. But standing here to night np
on the sacred soil ottlyrennessee. I will
say - to.you that I wish you all the pros
perity that is possible. Looking hack
upon the past arid forward to the fit
lure ; I CIO bee nothmg that ahould
taint your honor. It is not the part
of brave men to F tool two. the For.
row= of the past, but rather to look
forward with bright hopes for the fir
tore. Your hare ac brave and high
Imuded a people a, can be found, and
as noble ‘,01111.11 11Q 11,e On earth, and
I nt.,11 too all the litipplrue-S arid pros
peritr that is in litainsin life to enjoy.
Again I thank roe for this manifes
tation of your kindness.'.
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future. he could see nothing that could I i t i'Vi ' i'i:7.7r . i",‘ l ::l . :l. i .' n ,t ' f i " A l n " :• 11 i I t i " ir::i n . "' ::,:l ' i i , ' ! ' t ..'i ' k t e,!;:
taint the honor of tile South„n people, j", ` ',;,. 7 1‘`,;; „ i,;' , 12;,;' , 1f ' r , 1 , 1 ,,, 5 i ", 1 ,' r ',.::„ 1 , 1 % , I '`;; ; :,.' r i t ,, s. ,.„',"„
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omit is. further liol.le Or time I.* unity of tat)*
, bid! nil magnanimous minds will 1 /1011111, for Pill h l ila. o al..11 ) .; - il.i 1.. i 1 ~,,,,,Ir
In •Dirl voiIITIN .1,, the f. h.*. o r fens,... r,
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helieNeti to he the right, and when the P "....wi ' ' vs,":i h "2" l ' 'l 0 , r,l , W
till .tioninic. iiik , i to hallo, in
fortune of war went against them, then
p i se
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mini one tbouranil eight. till niiri il mini lilt ty
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of qp , ..lk, r of ,he Senna..
A PPROVET.—the ninth day of 1;1i1 A 1,,,.,
Domini one thiiii.inti,l right litiniireil and sic
ty eight
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the utmost honesty of purpose. Years
after this, the historian will say that
they kept faith with the Northern
Government but the Northern Govern
ment,.m the hands of a set of treacher
nm 4 Akonndrels, dui not keep faith with
them
Oh, that the day may speedily come
when hatred and prejudice shall he up
rooted from the minds of the people,
and the spirit of fraternal lore again
animate the hearty so long estranged
from each other
Hon. J. 0. Meyer Declines • Renoir',
ination
For reasons h.Rt known to himself,
and which he deems unnecessary to
etre to the ',Odic. Hon. G McrEa
has decided not to be a candidate for
re election and withdrawn his name
from the Legiklative candidature, as
hill be seen by the following letter.
In doing so, Mr. MEYER expresses the
let wishes for the sticem4 of the nein
octane party, rind avows himself de
termined, RA heretofore, to work for its
permanent triumph oser every enemy.
Mr MP 1 FR WAN a conscientions,..aup
ri , rlmt and worthy member of the last
House of Representatives, and his de
rlinatmon will be n disappointment to
his many friends throw:hout the coon
. but we suppose lie i 4 one 'of those
met, who prefer domestic felicity to
the turnioil4 and troubles of public life.
We have, however. the v,ratvfleat inn of
knowing, that whrle we shall miss hie
%owe in the Le o.islatiire, we shall nev
ertheless have the benefit of his coun
sel at home
It now behooves the Democracy to
look round awl choose 'Some one who
niii tw a worthy tiurcessor of Mr. ?of EY
FR The following is Mr. Merta's
letter
rho; I' t. MESA —bell? Sir. As
It 11118 been a long established custom
111 cei Ur county to give the member
of ilw I.cgcdattire H. second term and
rrty-firtnerrinvisa-447 Is generally ex
pect me to be a MitY air re nomi
nation, it is linejln them that I should
take this mliod of Informtrig the
public, that 1110 not desire a reeler
hob [...hereby thank them heartily for
lhe . support they gave me last fall, arid
hertaliK, as heretofore, I khan al.
ways Work for the interests and wel
fare of the Democratic Party, and the
meu nominated by it, and confidently
believe that our nominee for assembly,
whoever he may be, will be trinniiili
antly elected.--Ilotang that all trite
Democrats will unite, and work har
moniously together, and thins make
success certain, f remain, &c.,
Yours truly.
.1. G. MEYER.
;filly 29th, ISM).
—The Radical Executive Commit
tee at Washington are already liohci
ting contributions from the department
clerks for the purpose of carrying on
the coming campaign, which, they ac
knowledge, promises to he contested
with more than usual activp by the
Democratic, party. Woe Le unto the
poor clerk in Radical employ who re
fuses to contribute to this purpose. his
place will be taken from him, and lie
may go somewhere else for the bread
which his salary now enables him to
earn with comparatise ease. Hark,
then, slat ye. hi the oid
masters.
Rail Road Matters
1=
lee or the dilticultiev rthout the
LeN‘t..biirg,litte N , 4 Triice Creek R.
It down in Union County, %%as the
comlition imposed upon the citizens of
that ,conlAy, b% the Pennqsliniiia If.
If. Company them to raise,
in addition to the amotint neec- , nry
to trade the route, rt rum sulliment to
fettee the row!.
(hir friend-A along: Pent , ,valley need
trot he troubled :About any additional
e‘peh .ii i , () I kind being lifai•eil upon
them. \Vliile the editor of ibis paper
had the honor rtJ ritiei-etiting the peo
ple of Centre. rrniity 'in the Legi-dit
lure a bill ‘‘.itq eover.•
the question of fencing roads within
the County maelly. and iilacc4ihecA"
pense entirely upon the Company own
ing or s operating the road, The bill
will be found on page 779, 9 of
and is an follows :
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INIZE3EIMEI
El=
We are porn• to learn that a few of
the citizene of lioandoarg are threaten
ing to withhold their noti.eriptions to
the Lewielnieg Centre and Spruci , cre4 k
Railroad, beenuce theN haue nn :1-
maranee tint the road %%111 rot, Ilirev!lN
to that place 'III+ tY wrong. The
railroad is not to he Intik for the belie
fit of any parttrular place. It is an
eaterprlme that will advance the inter
eqta of all, and the opposition ol certain
citizens of livalaborg' io o, in e.t.a that
place IN tiot.znade It •lireet po lit or, the
line, 18 n spirant seltkline.4 that %%wild
kill any enterprise, and stop the Iwo
greivi of any contemplated iniprioe
nient. The lamer,' and homilies mien
ol Pentoo.allev want a railroad . the
material iniere4l4 of mir re
ynire Pi road !nom rone to c•prn,
creek, to Lewndairg or Milton, and we
(lo not think that Gee:tome miie or, too
small fOWII. al otig, the IMP objeet to
It, Just because it rs 1101. hwateil with
particular reference to their particular
interests., that the road n. going to stop
If the road can be male by l'entkleirg
as well as by the Cedar creek route,
let it go that way , but for the sake ut
the intereste of our count), and (Tee. -
!ally the interests of the people of
Pennavalley, let there he note of ite
tton ; let ever) one do what lie can, s4l
frown down an) thing that 10,3(4 l\ke
appopition, because of selfish personal
interentm.
We are for the rail road
road clear through from the tittrolue
histma to the Juniata, and its going
to he built whether one or two places
object or not.
Jury Commissioner.
Stn M KICK PII•flAII nnnninro Mr
Win Burchfield, of Harris township,
for Jury Commissioner Mr Burch
field is a man of intelligence and a man
that labors sad rsspeets a man that sloes
labor, mid these are the kind of men we
want to fill our ofl•ices Let the people
bear In mind that Wm. Burchfield was
associate Judge term, and he lists
the atGantitgesof knowing who is. well
qualified for jurymen, and he is well ne
quaitite4 throughout the county , this
alone is a great advantage in aelectir•g
good men fur jurymen I have been
acquainted with the Judge :Joint 19
years, and have found him always a
worker in the Democratic ranks, and ho
believes this government ought to be
ruled by white men. The time the Re
publicans or Abolitionists wished to
break up the Democratic party in Cen
tre county, Judge Burchfield was
chosen one of the committee of arrange
ments to unite both parties, but Burch
field being one of the Democratic
,dele
gates from Ferguson township, said :
'• No, we were sent here:to make a nomi
nation for the Democratic party and we
must carry out our instructions." I be
lieve te place Burchfield on the ticket
will add strength to the party
The-Borough Trouble
Mcssas. Eiwroes : Where kings
and emperors rule over a people and
oppress, there may be no remedy—no
tribunal before which to Reek redress;
but in this country it is entirely ditThr
ent. (fere the citizens may flock to•
gether at will and take such action
on subjects of public interest as their
common welfwes may denaand ; they
can cast out of positions such persons
that have been placed in power who
wantonly overstep the hounds of offi
cial - propricty ; they can elect by their
ballots' others who will pay grime he
rent regard to the best interests of the
general population, aiid curb dtb arro
gance of it few rich men whose rock•
l e 5 enterprise in iiielitionable improve
ments are cursing. this town with a
debt from which it cannot be relieved
In Lilly years to conic*, even at a still
greater amount of e taxfttion than is
now extorted froin itS' people. You
know that this town has lost' a large
number of its most industrious inhabi
tants during the past two years, and
eereitilly since last spring has Belle
torte been terribly shined out, and to
no other cause can this be attributed
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dance or H“re footle- Awl h rcl but
no enterprises of a permanent in , iness
character, by which our population
may be increased and thus additional
mercantile firm. imaitied. These shal
low enterprises are now telling fear
upon the riftnaining inhabitants
of Bellefonte, for the reason that every
man who has built himself a grand
and magnificent castle like residence,
has demanded of the borough public
improvements of gigantic proportions
nt the expense of the tax payers of the
tow ii, while those poorer men, satisfied
to he crowded upon a side lot on our
highest hills, demand (and in justice
tool annular public iii—provements, but
which, when completed at an enor
mous expense, arc of as little practical
utility ab the hills were before the pick
was sunk into their soil. It may be
argued that these improvements are
necessary, notwithstanding the very
exceeding hard times. Ido not deny
this, but when Bellefonte is involved
in a debt of such tnagnitude that it Is
compelled to lay an Interest tax, is it
not time that all further increase of
inilthotedness he stopped at once, and
athirtl the already tax redden working
loan time to breath and allow hint to
tleNote a little of his hard earnings to
he applied L. voinhirta for himse,f and
bunrlti ? I nth a 'tepid,'lean, as \ un
well know, and it does seems so strange
that out newspaper, which claims to
he the truthful organ of my party,
should so tar forget its duty in expo
inq
the high handed prolfigaciem in th,
affairs of our- borough, and eternally
harp on a false sue of our county' e
indehiednoim. My county taxes hair
been decreasing, el ery vear for the past
thr,•,• year., and have those of e‘ery
taxpaver in the county , it is the a 0
cursed borough taxes that end • the
hard ii,orking man into the dirt. If a
rich man owns a number hf houses,
nis tenants pay the heo%y taxes On this
rich man's property . consequently, he
can afford to sit in the shade or bask
in the sun, while the poor, hard work
ing man toils in sweat or cold. Mr.
Biwa si's4 favorite theme is his stereo
typed !lottery of e.,.rking men, and Id
am pqkpl to be one of them, but his
words and his moti'ves are as thorough
ly antagonistic as the elements of fire
and ruder, because a hard working
man is he who works hard himself or
who may hare done twin former years,
and I do not. remember that he was
ever accused of this excellent habit.
I love an honest and truthful man, and
it Republicanism now is to shield a'
terrible wrong upon our xitileris by
toiwis of a fal3q • crr against the press
eat board of County Commissioners,
our party may as II ell hang up it
fiddle ald to Sprelllate on political sue-
cess 1 / I., WearI(IIIIFNUCII bare faced pre
sumption and manifest newspaper
fraud. Mr. Baowv's day for ham
bwniling and deceiving the working
men with stale, windy, inNincere flatte
ry is gone by ; the good COIIIIIIOII sense !
of every Republican will tench him that
from experience that both parties lone
had their public scoundrels', and will
still bade them, and that wbile it is no
special interest ton hard working roan
to be a good Democrat or a good Re
publican, it is to him of the utmost
importance to judge the man lie votes
for Irrespective of party procliyities.
Elect a practical politician to an un• 4 l
portant position ; ten to one lie is un•
worthy of the trust: and that man
who arrogantly iorcem himself upon a
party as its leader, needs a true eenti
nel with fixed bayoffolk to follow his
every step.
—the rad
Fin remains in the Cabinet—so he
fll% s—to 'll (••4/.11/I•4,llite Grittit It if
Om-'l.l' ; Jl, , 111 •• !1 'rie rill t hem.
•vis • 1 . • I ;nu%
H howc.oN
EDITORS WATCIIM I—Perflllit WI
through the columns of your paper to
atindunce M. Pon, of Patton
township, as a candidate for county
Auditor. In the county there is no
truer _Democrat, more popular man,
better accountant, or gentleman better
fitted l'or the responsible duties of au
ditor than Dc. Bumf. We do not
know whether he 19 a candidate or not,
lint feel assured that lie would accept
netnination if tendered him. 1:h0
township in which he rositles has not
had a county officer for twenty•five
ears, it has as hard working, earnest
Democrats in it, as any township. in
the county has, and now that they ask
Iles little office, as a recognition of the
services of or of their staunchest and
best Men, let; It be giZwm unanimously.
m /on, - 14:11017111ATII.
Benner township, Aug. I, 1870.
--Plum is not sufficiently expres—
sive as a name fur the inischttilo old
Spanish sneak flint got two great na
tions by the ear, for nothing. Morally,
he is about the stature of our .f ouN Co.
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I) Glirlllllll filling ..n lion Irr•r
& Harlin rwhe .
A N Ryan work on .trees
W P 1•110(IIII•1•f • r
I; II ‘Veaver agonximnt elork,
hd 1 412nolotri. on .8111m . y ..
If, 1 nway digging trenolo,
Ir. , ley k elJark .rover 17.5 oti,
NV II Walt . r..nt In :kt
F. 1 rv•nl 111111,0 t. huu.e I'ol Iu
I ,tl,l, Island work ut Ire 41K.• 24, 7'•
o. I Itg,ilorgm•li lighting larlipo
111.1.1hrillth illtrtit11111( and trwilring
111. 2 Po%
Itg,h Voyelgott pn*ement
\i,ll.•rogiggt work in street and
Oinking ergo•ogginga
('Larne, lb I utterly tilling un Linn.
Nllebt,nly and 1 trl_ln .1
4 11,144.4 Mu 4 ittlerlV ern...town
'A m signrilidwp noln•e
do
IV It F. ity d.. •
,gg.k do
.11, lA.!. berg, do
.1.1.11
Nm 11.ontio do
.bglgn 1.41/.44
I'.rut.y 11..
loll', I.
thin /kerr .1rr4.1 11.111. ttLI.I Lerner.
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1 II liankm I I. rl,
folio I . arlllon. 41101 I ~ 1 ,1)41 . 11e,
I gi 4.11L/g All , glo rt) • I
\ r I 11111 Rll.l P4l/111, Igrr.l. legal
, m/ng.gn a.. Hal, 4,g1 to
lif.o 141,11-1 , 11•., 1.1y11144 irlpf 4,14 1 11,
1111 .oiggt
flavoirgl A
` , trig it land Ins tog rehiring
ils.ii•goi. rn.luduug ,thiry •
3. king rio. 4 4 41, ow -prink 'l7 1
rop.uulg wooder•worka 147 "g.!
do Ighm.r) moiler
Po , ..nwgiv work
4 lining.. laying pipes
11 in I og•k, Whin/ .111.•11
U. gouge hlllng •IVIi
Steulr.l work ;it 44 1.4,41.7
John hiLit , how., gl/g,ggigg 440 It
ME
14 )1 -, .11 SI ,1 I I NI I - Vl' F. 'lt
~ .•0 1.1,111,(4(..11 Tr0,..11,1 ili•
,kf 1144. int. lltneo..llll , anh 11 , 1 I 4 ~r , uigh
,v to the I.t day of
I .11 Fl 7s. II
1 1 , 1 I
To amditil to. • od ft ~1 11
are/ othler e» $l7 .1$
lIN ot, rs lilt. 1 4 1" 11 4 11
11, I , • 100
14% c•r.t t 4 1,14.r% 1 1.1
11 1 /
114,1
orrimint re 4 P.I trio
' , II. I lLr r
To loklanco• dile rrn•nr. r
It
11v nnt , 9lnt liftool 7 en
lit , lOU ui
By t .,7 ntalioner% s .13—t7,910. 1,9
To amount rer.elvo.) of Collector .. t 3 ,713 9
HY nmt of :•Itt,ot.titnltt V. 474 0 9
liy of Felary —....... 100 00
Ilv of Mtntionrn— . 3IA
tit I.idoille k• doe tote
rt •I Itlll.l
ItLi All II I,k'flo.N
I'll
'f4.lal arviounl enqk of col.
L !II 96.5 97
.tint boto.k. 1.") - 1 0 2 . ), 0 31 26
C 11
HNC total *mount ontarn
lifted 1)16,30 011
By total a,totint b on d,,
111,4 N,4.2.".{ 0
I4V toliil arruottit interyst
paid 3,577 11
liv total atnootit of pillory 400 0 , 1
By toted not of ..01110,1-
I•Ty )0 on
...
By total mot yr 1.103111'V 12' 00-1120,1x34 26
LI %WT.] , rp"rit E 110N0
'f ,, tat °tmlt in
Ilr %um', y per.
eOl - 18 11110,212 42
iim , pe ill orders eel
ipg June tot 1070 1;07 .12
$61,749 74
I 4 •dllot amt. due 01,
duplb•ntr 'l9 S 249 (X)
ativ.iitli
(las stuck . 2,000 00-113,24.5
A TAX-PAYER
Total holoont of I ndet.tolness ... 458 ,504 74
Ilyrdrr ~f 9 0 TOM II Connell.
llt OW II I' I'A I. ENTINE, Pres't.
1 LI II ,s 1,
County Auditor
New A Iverti3^m"nt
.!11.
47-$17,52.1 4 I
=IENIEM
EZZEI
2 65-87..46 r,9
I)Ft
126 Q 7-10,741 19
New Advertise
EXHIBITION OE TIIE A ,
of it i a overseers of the P
hoivisora of Roads In Boggs town
year !M.
JACOB C WALKER, Overseer
account with Boggs/township.
I di
To stn't 14pliente tasa g.
.Cash roe'd Mellemy
•• " 1 Erkert .
0 order reed mt I Eelt t
By bpi due knit year .
for
keeping
doe Ali, MeMitilen or
keeping Kepi to April I
1,,711
" I M Young keeping
" Ij IINMU Stenart keeping
" keeping
p cl ' a n t r i ' l e „ r m I;II • •
" II Barris eitthn )lellenry
" ( 'tithing till •
!tyrant'. .
" A Breen,eollin pauper
111 e, toimmo M
" Itottorf
" T Iloloilan m l for pint
: ey do . 710
" Allownm e for limo and
" Attorney fee .....,.
Exonontt ion ., • • ••
M Moline Hi!
Atniltorn hilt
" Linn & .
" Per cent on collection
" Balmier , ..
To tailance
We. Iho. ,nd.v•lgned .111.1110
tn*n.hlp ha , 0 004111.11 And .ottl,
of jpeol6 C. %Val bur. th erewer 111 '
tmTn.llll., and Iln•I It con and
by ••nut 010 r•"er, M'IY
IMI All abort. -1/11P/1
11 • 11 5, ft121 . 4,1
11111,..7,,,
E=
.Itt\ 11'111V l'4 T, i)v r+eo•
nerollie ‘iltlk 11.44% tizT%I,LI,
„
To amount I at.
By Ain't 0 xolsoratiot" .
' II 1 `.4 h. r 1,, k1 , 111.1Z
011 on
1141(1 irid.,• for
pajper.
" It t 1.111111 .1 , , 110
.10 11.1 .10 .10
Ili, 110 40 11., .
" II))111. k Wiwiler Ingleo
1. 1 pauper
I P 1.1).)pe writing wnr
rata.
Fr; pm•ker 11ortr.1 x Fulton
ko..pinK Shim).
" E.).) linker s.) ruing In
)l..lltilre
). I) 1,111111, fitOraeVr Marion
tai) 1,•••1)tog F 11..»)er
' \‘) Ai.•r •t
I mil 00
LI Oil
'A H 2
I (NI
n Inl
4 ,, ,'I
111.1vnt• nt
Sti,po Pigningt)plerd
k,rt1,1•111.; W H.;
ter
p Att y (re .
Allowntwo fur attending
CM
" : r Walker
Bill of witlitory
r erlit e..ll.•cting Poor
tax
Jrttnlcr .. .rt ‘Aalker. .
1.1. 4 0
12'1.
I 47
ri ele,
I V. lot)
111 IN
e Ihr ander•i irrp , 11411(11•Or.••
-hip ha"...adlled and ardlled tl
h./11,11111a I. ki r' I lie,. • r
Nina-dill), and lint II ,•c•rro.,•4 aq
I I 'it l ri
Atle•t I M
CIIARLIS I. Hi 1,1?...T.E.1, ri
MICII %El. II F `inperTl.
in ne Mill 1 , 11
Ilk
To 11111 . 1 I , npli,mt , •
•11 nb r 111 ,
\ elf
u nv 1 , 1)1 IL , .1,1
MEM
I 11 en
n, .
Hy
Ituttt, 1.,11 tl.l
11.,111. ttt
L. I..•tttlil.rt.
\ll...titut t• jr.t t.
14,
I •
144
A I
P - 1,1
I lb
F:srm•r~lU~rn
nill
IV. 11, tln I. 1-•joi. I :1.1.10,-
..11111 .—tnrytine.l toil r. ttl.
f 11. at.A, ali.illll.l
M. MI 01{}{1,,
41 ,
41; z 1
rs#
I#
I IN
.1 %I Sld I tl)
ictititit. I. Ili In, Tor, : o.li
4 1.5 4
.111'11141 11 U. h 1,11 Quport
out NII II }igloo tovrl,llll.
T.•unit ottplteatt.
' um, nit .1 I to.l Dot
1.0,1
Thank • 110. l.• re,
I=l
( it
By Nan t elLionforalkll4
I It 0611eN11dhe 1101
131:13113
I - I.i
I AI
Jon Markle work on road,/
1 itio.l 4 OW Ilt el t
l‘iirk done ni.r book
Jolt. Pownal work on roiiil
%% in Al ark.. .10 do
Fiir
IS 1,11, 11.4 work On road
El u r work on roods
It It I 0 for ' , look
Powilol waitk un MIA,
'I W Mei/ do .
Coffin
A South
Hoop .1/ . .
II 11 Porn,
II k Ingram
MIS inoi•r
A 11oiAnn 1
iiy A I Sou
.. 1
UM
IMIZE
T• 1 hnbinen nt 1122 •
We tlin untlernigned auditor' , of
1.1114. • aiplited and a l
L. 0111 r, Milporrin‘ir
•nl.l :mil hunt It norre
bninatnt• ',went by nald ntipervh
1,70, :el an /111011. /4111,1`11.
w mnltltl 64 .)
c cUltrIN.
A tte.t J M Mccol )
t7t 11ILIS I. BLY/1N,n0..,
J(INATti AN ECKERT Superrt
ut w•••ouul With 11.)Kgs Tow null ip
ILK
1 0 am'l Duplleatels , ,A, .. r,
CR
By amount exoneration
Work as per bill remit reel h.!
13.11 nu. •• .
t, halanee at settlement 112
We the under.igned auditors of
hip, hero audited nod settled lh
J oustbnn Eckert, Stipervisor of
rorreet and the balance
Soper, Ivor, April 15, 11i70 to be 1132
stated
W moilitifi)
C cri(riN, (
Attent .5 At AleeoY )
cupatits I. liurrinorox, Toirti..l
16-.1
FA ;ENE FOR SA LI.I—A
cohnlatlng of Its) ftem,
farming land, all cleared, and 1.
ttodle.h.l, .11.111 ill, MI Ito liar, Oldie
Valley Dail 'toad, vilthln half a mil
Station, In Some township, Centre
offered for sale, eta fair price, amt
ed term., for the payment of the
money I The farm ,la an oxcellet
green and grain , under good fent ,
Vllllll, will, largo tarn, 1,01,40 nett
an excellent hearing Orchard of Oil
anti a mpi log 01 good water at the I
Bahl Eaglo creek rims through 11,.
There In now on the farm a larg
hooka. e t owa, young rattle, Sheep
la it than neceasary farming Modem
which ran, ado/di...1,1m purchase
forte. For further Information ~f/
K. W BTURDP
Wilkted
ADAM HOY.
or 1., IV. M.
all
15.10 If
1=
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