THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMO CHAT, BLOOMSBUPvG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Sfhc (oium&unt.
BLOOMSBUItG, PA.
Friday, February 2, 187 &
Tlio Lnto Elections.
Tho riotous ntid disgraceful proceed
ltiR3 which nttemlcii thu notnlnntion of
Henry w. Gray, for Senator from tho
Fourth District, wero reproduced on a
larger scalo lu tho election of Tuesdny
last. Gangs of roughs and ropenters
held full vny nnd rows nnd rioting
wero tho rule. Tho pollco wcro In most
cases participants or lenders of theso
rlotn nnd wero to bo seen In full mil
form drunk nnd fighting furiously.
Hundi ids of Illegal votes wcro polled
and tli" election was a perfect fnrce. In
one precinct tho ballot boxes wcro ut
terly destroyed. Gray's majority is
said to ho 887. Col. McUluro has nn
nnounced his Intention of contesting
Grny'rt seat. A fino commentary this
on tho "High Moral Ideas" which arc
said to govern this llopublicnn party.
Grant as n Defaulter.
Grant having acknowledged himself
to bo n defaulter to tho Government
by giving his check for $5000 In pay
ment of tho claim against him, tho
question now arises as to whether ho
Will pay tho Interest on thlastitii, which
amounts loSOOOO or so, tho Interest ex
cccding tho principal. For some twen
ty years this indebtedness has stood on
tho books of tho War Department and
at last tho $0000 is paid but tho Interest
is not. If Grant is desirous of reform
hero is a lino opportunity to convince
peoplo that ho is in earnest. If a poor
man was indebted to tho Govcriimen
thcro would be but littlo doubt as to ids
being required to pay interest, and
there is no reason why so rich a mau
as Grant, should bo rclioved from thl
obligation. The wealth which he has
acquired has been bestowed upon him
by udmiring friends nnd dovoted office
seekers and as It has cost him nothing
to acqulro ho should bo willing to part
withn3mall amount to sottlo his nc
counts. Grant is an expensivo luxury
but tli" peoplo aro uot anxious to In
ere . his costliness by paying tho inter
est " h's debts.
John Cessna.
It is with tho keenostsenso of pleasure
wo learn fiat tho Houso Commlttco on
Elections havo denied a scat In Congress
to this obnoxious demagogue. A rene
gado Democrat, who left tho party when
it ceased to hold power, ho was just tho
man needed for tho Republicans; ouo
who was possessed of effrontery enough
to advocato any scheme for partisan
purposes. Wo do earnestly truat that
hereafter ho may bo allowed to remain
in obscurity. IIo is ono of a class of
third rato political hacks with whose
services tho country can very well dis
pense, and whoso absence from legisla
tive bodies can but result in benefit to
tho country.
The N. Y. Tribune speaking of tho
Custom Hou30 Investigations, says that
ono of ito reporters has collected, from
various merchants, bills rendered by
Leet & Co., compared them with others
of tho bonded warehousemen, and
establishes that tho General Order fa
vorites havo charged in somo Instances
250 and 300 per cent moro than they
had any right to demand. Tho state
ments aro mado on tho authority in
every instance of tho membero of tho
firms or their authorized clerks, who
aro ready to establish them on oath and
by documents.
And further remarks, that if tho dis
graceful General Order business at that
port is not doomed to bo swept away
out of existence, then there is no virtue
in investigations. Tho proceedings be
foro tho Senato Committee on Custom
Houso abuses, recently, will convinco
overy candid man that a shameful, out
rageous, nnd scandalous imposition has
been practiced upon the business com
munity ever slnco Col. Leet'fii company
has had the General Order business.
The lato James Flsl:, Jr. was a re
mnrkably good judge of men and to his
ability in this .way may bo attributed
much of tho success which ho attained
and tho power which ho possessed. In
speaking of General Grant's contribu
tion to tho fund of General Kawlings,
tho lato Secretary of War, which was
paid by Fisk and Gould.
Fist; once said "Grant is not only a
greedy littlo wroich, but ho's a fool
He don't' know anything: ho hasn't
brcJiis- enough to comprehend tho po
sltl ni iu which buch a thing places him
before the country. All that ho can see
in tho mailer Is that ho saved a thousand
dollars by it; ho is too destitute
of Fondbility to comprehend what
to say about tho subscription being a
sacrtd offering upon tho altar of friend
ship. IIo is incapablo of truo friendship,
and never felt any of tho Eontimeuts
which truo friendship inspires. To sum
him up in ono sentence, lie is tho na
tional hog."
How Little. I
Tho smallest act of tho small Pre&l
dent who now rules America has Just
been committed. General Hallcck, in
charge of tho Department of tho West.
is dead. To succeed him, no ono is
eligiblo but General Hancock, than
whom a braver or raoro worthy soldier
docs not live. But General Hancock
docs not admire tho receivor of goods
or tho fancier of bull.pup3, and is abovo
concealing tho fact. Hence, to vent u
personal ppito, tho littlo fellow in tho
Presidential chair has recourso to a now
expedient. IIo simply abolishes tho
department. This, wo tako it, is tho
meanest act of potty personal splto In
Interference with public duty that has
yet como to light. If tho department
was not necessary, why was It kept up,
at such great expense, under General
nalleck? Was It merely to provide
that officer with a semblance of duty?
If It wa3 so necessary then, how can it
be dispensed with now without detri
ment to Uio publicservlco? Will somo of
Mr. Grant's admirers please answer.
J-Ukton Democrat.
- --
Mit. Jkkckes of Ithodo Island, a
Radical, in tho last Congress, said that
"oi6 hundred millions is lost annually
by rascality and Incompetency, and
goes Into tho pockot of corrupt officials
and their confederates, and that of every
dollar appropriated for tho benefit of
tho Indiana, only twonty cents wero
received by them ; that tho amount of
thieving from year to year would buy
up tho national debt before it is duo."
LEGISLATURE.
In tho fc'onalo on Wednesday of Inst
week tho following new bill was In-
rod need.
A petition to provunt tho pass book
and order system In payment of wages
and labor.
Mr. Whlto Introduced tho following
Joint resolution !
Jlesolvcd, by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. That odch and overy
soldier who served In the, lato war, and
was at any llmo undor tho flro of tho
enemy, shall bo presented with nbadgo
of Iron or bronzo; that any person or
persons found manufacturing, selling,
or wearing any such badge, not prop
erly Issued, or nny counterfeit of tho
same, shall bo deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and Imprisoned for hot ex-
cccding ono year, or fined not execod
lng Ilvo hundred dollars.
In tho Homo Mr. Banner offered a
resolution to print thrco thousand skolo
ton maps of tho State, showing tho
political sub-divisions, Ac. Adopted.
Mr. Lane, of Huntingdon, ottered a
resolution instructing tho commlttco
already appointed to locato tho GottyS'
burg picturo to havo tho samo placed In
tho Capitol for safe keeping.
Mr. Urockway, of Columbia, moved
to refer this resolution to thocommlttco.
Agreed to-yeas 0i), nays il.'i.
Tho following bills wore reported
favorably :
Providing for a triennial enumeration
of children of asultablo ago to attend
school.
Relative to tho evils resulting from
tho salo of intoxicating liquors. This is
tho Illinois law, making tho vendor
liable for consequential damages.
Mr. Hancock introduced tho follow
ingact:
That from and after tho passago of
this act no raortgago shall bo valid
against Hens Tor labor performed or
materials furnished for moro than tho
value of said property at tho timo said
mortgago was created.
In tho Senato on Thursday of last
week no business of general Interest was
transacted.
In tho Houso a bill v.i3 passed
authorizing tho Stato Supt. of publio
schools to appoint three-citizens, to act
as trustees in tho Stato In each Normal
School of tho State. Tho bill prohibi
ting tho salo or gift of intoxicating
liquor on election days was passed by a
votoofCSto 21.
Tho following was passed unanimous
ly, and without debate :
Joint resolution instructing our sena
tors and requesting our representees iu
Congress lo voto for and urgo tho pas
sago of a bill granting bounty lands to
certain persons engaged in tho military
and naval service of tho United States,
from and after thu fourth day of March,
A. D. 1SG1, introduced into tho United
States houso of representatives by tho
Hon. L. D. Shoemaker, of Pennsylva
nia. In tho Senato on Friday last a bill
was passed giving Courts of Common
Pleas power and authority to grant
charters of incorporation to water and
gas companies.
In tho House Mr. Urockway ottered
petitions from citizans of Bentou and
Fishing Creek townships to provoat tho
running at largo of swine.
Mr. Gatchell offered tho following:
Resolved (if tho senato coucur), That
when tho houso adjourns, it adjourns to
moot on January 31, at half past ten
o'clock.
Mr. Meek raised tho point of order
that undor tho rules tho resolution will
havo to Hoover ono day, being concur
rent. Tho speaker having sustained tho
point of order, tho words "if tho senato
concur" wero stricken out.
Mr. Brockway then raised tho point
of order that thoresolutlon was contrary
to tho clauso of tho constitution which
snya that neither houso can adjourn
moro than thrco days at any ono time
without tho concurrence of tho other.
Tho speaker ruled that tho adjourn
ment would bo only threo days under
the resolution, Sunday not being n
legislative day.
Messrs. Whlto and Brockway appeal
ed from thodocision of tho chair, nnd
tho question, Shall tho decision of tho
chairstandas the judgment of tho house?
was carried by a voto of CO to 10.
The resolutions was then adopted by a
voto of 51 to 38.
Mr. Woolover raised tho point of order
that it required a two-thirds voto, in
that tho resolution changes tho rules of
tho houso in relation to tho days nnd
hours of meeting.
Tho point of order was overruled, and
tho resolution declared agreed to.
Tho following bill was lntroducod: a
bill entitled a further supplement to
tho act directing tho entry of Hens for
tho principal and interest duo tho
commonwealth for lauds held by virtue
of location or other ofllco titles, approv
ed 20th of May, 1601.
In tho Senato on Monday tho oppor-
tlonmcnt bill wai passed by n voto of
33 to 10.
Nothing of public interest was done
In tho House.
In theSqnato on Tuesday tho Com
mittee on Finances reported through
Mr. Strang tho nmount of tho bills for
refitting tho halls ; tho aggregate being
$300,408.
An act was passed allowing Courts
of Common Pleas to grant chartora of
incorporation to associations for pro
tecting fish and game, nnd aho to town
hall, market, and gas and wator com
panies. House not in session.
CONGRESS.
In tho Senato on Wednesday, a bill
was introduced appropriating $100,000
to cnablo tho Prwidont to carry out
tho provisions of tho clvil-servlco re
form measures. Tho Chicago Relief bill
was taken up, and passod as reported by
tho commlttco.
Iu tho Iloiiseof Representatives. Ben
Butler, having obtained tho requisito
permission, prosontod a petition from
tho women of tho United Btatcs for a
declaratory law to assuro them rights of
sullrago, which was referred to tho
Judiciary Committee. Tho Houso went
into commlttco of tho wholoon tho Gen
eral Civil Appropriation bill.
Iu tho United States Senato on Thurs
day n bill was Introduced to prohibit
American cltizons from engaglngin tho
South Sea Island slavo trado. Tho Ap
portionment bill was taken up, In tho
Houso, a resolution was adopted call
ing on tho President lor information on
which ho acted In exorcising in tho
Stato of South Carolina the power con
ferred on him by tho Ku-Klux net, with
tho names of all persons arrested and
Imprisoned j Tho Naval Commlttco re
ported a naval appropriation bill, ask
ing for $17,913,317.
in tho United States Senate on Friday
tho resolution for Congre33 to ndjourn
on tho 20th of May was debated. Mr.
Schurz moved, ns a test question, an
amendment that Congro shall not
adjourn until tho passago of n law for
tho reform of tho civil service, which
was rejcctotl. Other amendments, that
Congress shall not ntljourn until the
passago of tho supplementary Civil
Rights bill, or until tho tariff laws havo
been amended to remove tho duty on
coal, wcro voted down, Tho resolution,
nfter a long debate, wm adopted by a
"party" vote tlio untlGrant Republi
cans nnd Democrats (12) voting no, and
tho Administration Sonntors (30) vot
ing yes. Tho vote on tho apportion
ment will bo taken to day.
tho IIoiuo went Into commlttco nt tho
whole on tho appropriation for general
legislative purpojes. Garfloid and Sar
gent both denounced tho oxtravngauco
of tho Printing Department. After go
ing over tho wholo of tho bill tho Pen.
sloti Appropriation bill was taken up.
Tho commlttco then roso nnd reported
botli bills to tho Houso, which nt once
adopted them. Tlio General LoIslatlvo
bill calls for near $17,000,000, and tho
Pension bill for $30, 180,000.
Tho U. S. Senato was not in session
on Saturday. In tho House, tho day
was devoted solely to speech making.
Mr. Bsckspokoat length against tho
Postal Telegraph scheme, and was re
plied to by Mr. Dawes.
Tho Senato transacted no business of
Importance on Monday and tho Houso
was not In hcksIoii.
Tho Sonato on Tuesday passed the
bill appropriating $50,000 for expenses
of tho Japaneso embassy. Tho Amnesty
bill was discussed.
In tho House, n bill was passed appro
priating $250,000 additional for tho pur
chaso of a site for public buildings in
St. Louis.
Tho Sanato amendments to tho Legis
lative Appropriation bill wore concurr
ed in, and tho bill go 3.3 to the Presi
dent. Tho Indian Appropriation bill was
considered.
NEWS.
Snow full in Savannah Ga. on Thurs
day of last weok for tho first timo in
thirteen years.
Mrs. Fanny Hydo shot aud killed
Georgo W. Watson iu Brooklyn N. Y.
on Friday last for insulting her.
Geo. Bitts, tho murderer of Genl.
"Pot" Halstoad was hanged in No wark
N. J. on Friday last.
Travel on tho Pacific R. R. is suspend
ed for tho time owing to tho imruenso
snow drifts, which accumulate as fast
as removed.
Tho steamer America was destroyed
by firo on tho 22.id of Decoinber last,
whilst on her way to Montovidco and
eighty-soven passengers wore burned
to death.
Prof. P.vaortno a peacnblo citizaa of
Brooklyn was brutally murdered in
that city on Tuesday last by two un
known ruffians, for purposes of robbery.
Tho Mayor offers a reward of $300 for
tho arrest of tho murderers.
Tho Supremo Court of tho United
States havo decided, that tho President
has full power to grant a, pardon or
amnesty, and that tho acceptance there
of cannot bo mado of no effect by Con
gressional legislation.
A colored member of tho South Caro
lina Legislature, named Byas was shot
by Banj. W. Tomlinson a correspon
dent of tho Charleston, News in Colum
bia S. C. on Thursday of last week.
Byas attempted to cowhido Tomlinson
who thereupon shot him. Tho wound
is considered mortal.
Genl. R. S. Ewoll ouo of tho ablest of
tho Confederate generals in tho Into war
died on Thursday last at his rosidonco
in Tennessee. IIo gave special instruc
tion:! that no word should bo put on his
tombstone reflecting upon the United
States.
Tin Stato Editorial Convontion, met
at Harrisburg, on Thursday of last
week, about fifty editors being present.
Tho Libel law and rates for public ad
vertising wero discussed. A resolution
was adopted approving tho bill now
pending before tho Leglslatur enacting
that public advertisements shall bo
published in two papers, ono of each
political party, having tho largest cir
culation In thocounty. Tho Association
in a holy attended tho Govornor'3
reception in the ovcaing.
There aro ono hundred miles of ice
on thonudsou rlvor averaging ten inches
In thickness.
Tub Sheriff broko up a baptis i . 1 1 'he
banks of tho Ohio, nt Cairo, sayi that
tho water was too cold, and that if tho
minister persisted ho would prosecute
him for murder.
Thcro Is an Incendiary panic at Fat
orson, N. J. Twenty-fivo attempts to
set firo havo recently been mado. Extra
watchmen havo been appointed, and
tho Mayor has offered a reward for tho
detection of offenders.
Adespatch from Nice, Italy, reports a
terriblo railroad accident at that city.
Whlloatraln was crossing a bridgoovcr
Pagliono river tho structure gavo way
and tho cars wero precipitated into tho
water. Fourteen persons wcro killed
and wounded.
The Ropubliam Stato Central Com
ralttco mot at Harrisburg and passed
resolutions directing tho chairman to
lssuo a call,flxing Wednesday, April 10
as tho day und Harelsburg as tho placo
or Holding tho noxt convontion of party.
In tho celebrated Story Oil Farm case
thojury found for tho plaintiff, Story,
in
fc.ii,uua,ngainst Rickoy & Co., tho
purchasers in 1801. Judgo M'Kennan,
oi mo united Btntes circuit court.hoW'
evor, indignantly sot tho verdict aside,
a against his charge nnd tho evidence,
nnu oruorou a now trial.
From Chicago comes tho statement
that it is reported that tho small-pox
Is raging fearfully at Thayer, Iowa.
tho population is less-than ono theus
and. Almost overy person lu tho town
Is stricken down with thodlsoaso. No
trains are allowed to stop thoro.
x no i-opo'a auvisers are urging hi i to
leavo Homo and establish tho Holy Seo
eieownero.
At Leaguo station, on tho Mississippi
Central Railroad, a few nights since,
throo ol tho laborers, being paid off,
jnuuigeu in gambling, and onoofthom
named Sporry, lost hia mouoy to tho
other two. Tho loser bedamo bo enraged
that ho murdered his companions nnd
look tho Branny from their bodies.
Tho murderer, who Is n colored mnn
mado his escape.
At Nnshvllo on Sunday Wlllain Hyr
onemti'i, n respcctablo cllizon, shot nnd
killed a negro named Wlllinms. Wil
liams Insulted an Italian woman nnd
llyroncmin Interfered In her behalf,
when ho was twico knocked down by
tho negro. On rising tho second timo
Williams advanced with a Btono tn Ills
hand, when Ilyronomus ilrcd tho fatal
shot. A coroner's Jury rjtumcd n
verdict of Justlilablo homicide.
Now Advertisements.
yALUAlJLE
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
Tho midorslRticil oirers for salo about 0) ncro n
of lluo wood laud enveied Willi white plue, utt,
clicilnilttc,, lii Oruligu township boar James
Patterson's saw mill, l-'or particulars in to
terms apply lo J, s. KVAM4,
lebi'liMmi Urocmronil, Columbia county, rn.
pOR RENT.
a valuable firm In Ccntro township, Colum
bia County, ndjolultig lauds of John trustor, Wm.
Bower, Itcuueii Sitler nud others, containing 1W
ncros, Olacicsof which are In limber. UuodMrm
ulul outbuildings, trull and water. For terms
nnu urn purucuiurs apply 10
ni.lUJ.lj iSIsl UAltD,
lsxcculor of Fro i'k. Hhall'er, deceased.
Post Olllco address, l.lino nidge, I'.i.
lebflMf
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATKOF UKO. M. 11C.AU1.K. DhC'll.
J,etlers or ndmlulstrillliiii on thu Lstjlln nf Gorv
M. lleagle, Into or Hemlock township, Columbia
count), ueo u., navo ueen giuuioil uy uio uegls
ter ol Mild eouutyloti. 11. .Mllier, of Uloom Iwp.
loituuuia county, i-.i. All persons baviug claims
agalnsi the estate ol Hie ui eedenl ale reiiucsied
iu pieseui tueui mr heiiieineui, auu inoso in
debted lo tliu estate to in.iue payment lo tbe
uuueisiuueu. auuuumr.uor. witltuui ueiay.
H. 11.M1U.LU,
febJ'T2-ti.v Auminisliator,
DISSOLUTION OF UJ-FARTNEH
Mllll'.
iiotloo Ih hereby given tint tbe co-partner-bluo
beietofjiu exlslnu between T. 1. Havze
auu Uuori;u Kramer, uujcr Hie llrm tutu of
ftW.i 30 Ov Kramer, at join s' .mil, i iiminucivott
lownsiile. was dissolved on January W. mu
tual eouseut. Tuo tiooitH tiro lu ilie hands of
Mi. Kramer town jm utleomuiuul&iliou Hnould
Ueu-.tlrei.seu, Acduuts uji, eltlu4 uf lllj 1st
of Marej will be ujllet d according to law.
T. 1' hWaYZII,
feb2'71-lm Oho. 1 UAAlUlt,
jypKELVY, NEiVL & CO.,
DEY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
ANT)
Gen era I Merchandise,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
jauM'TMf
QTATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
Kj or Tim
COUNTY OP COLUMBIA.
From January 1, 1871 to January 1, IS;
DAVID LOWnNBEIlO. Esti., Treasurer of Co
iiiuiuia eonuiy, in acfouuL wuu sau cjuu ly
for county purpoios, for 1871.
1871.
Jim. Tnam't outstanding for 1S70 Ac. S1I.C01 80
pO'-nuaiiorsreportoi'iii M7 k
j una county tax ass u. for '71 i!,0.7
TO TAX 02J SKATKl) AND UNSEATKD LAND
llUrUKNED.
3 W
Name Districts, d
M. Downs, Heaver
J. llurrlgcr, " 5'J
A. Colley, Benton 3.01
.1, Illne, Ceutrallu 1.10
K Wltehcy, - 5
CDouRherty.Obnyngham 1')
U. M. O. &. 1. Co. - 18.31
D. Leulban, " t;
K.SlcManamon " t;)
0. & J. lloyer, Locust t3
II. li. Anglo. Minim n
1. ). llelubach, 2urnto.ir 5i
f.. Hlmous liuo yo
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1.61
. 1.10 M 0
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$3 :::
J. Wltehcy, II. erect loss
J. Watts, u. Woo I 1.6(1
S.MS 0.-.7
1.15 3.01 5 1
en oi
Mulclas a total of
jiiscELii.vNuoua r.Ecnii'Tfs.
To lhterot anil cost, Jacob Bcchtel, CM-
loctor Madison, 1-1(1.
To Thomas Adams, 1". O. Ilrlar Creek
S3 1 4H
11 00
51
f.l 50
U 3
1 45
75
SI (0
41 T,
15 0)
y 00
1 00
41 IT
CO 00
7 78
1 0J
j it. .Moyer, wcboinii sold him.
O. II. 1". Kitchen, P. O. lJcrwick for
kcenlnu David Huvder lti nntinU' .lull.
To ThomaM Adams, 1'. O. Ilrlar Creon.
muter, a iiiuinnai Tax, .Main, Ib7J.
Win. Neal, webbing (sold him.
Thomas Adams, 1". O. Ilrlar Creeli.
1 Philip Kramer.chandclicr soldold one)
1 Hiim'i litione, old planlr.lientou bridge.
1 J. It. Yohe, old plauti Irom Yono brluo
Mimiii. '
To Thomaa Adams, P. O. Hrlar Creek.
w. It. lint s "Estate" Jury fees.
' Timothy Tbomas.cosduo county, com.
casooi his.
To J K. HbarplesH, old plamc.
jas. .Mcuormicit, oost uuo county, con.
case of his.
5 01
7 CO
1 00
100 CO
100 0)
i!2 J)
311 II
211 n
151 57
01 111
To John culp, 071 ft. plank from Shaffer's
bridge.
To Samuel Shaffer, plank from Shall'er'ri
bridge.
To am't. fjr asscbslujj dog tax aud for
blanks.
To um't for assosslng militia lluo and
managing fund.
To am't In excess of stato quota.
" JnhllHnn 11a.iuIv triLnt. r.itiumhnm
Thomas lllltzblinertrajtconyngliani.
Amos Wlcltcrsham " "
' From Keglstered Taxes.
' Redemption of V. II. llclmbaU lots,
Conyugham.
8 01
Grand tot.il
113,787 10
Cil.
DAVIO LOWKViiBuo, Usq . TRKASUllEU Ol'
(.uiiujuaa uuuii t,
ny amount outstandlnir taxes and commissions
aim exonerations allowed coiiej'.ors durin,; lb j
year.
Wt. 1M0.
Co. Co. Co i; i. rn.
Co
ex.
HI
8 111
11 01
tins, emu.
Heaver
Heutou
Ilerwlck
Uloom
- 10
Si 0 1
V0 01
'11 7H
fill iT
VI OS
30 71
71 31
01 41
40 05
13 10
15 21
:ll 51
II 17
J 71
(0 51
21 Ol
101 51
5 18
15 is
15 "7
III VI
21 01
11 32
S 75
5 31
:l IS
11 M
880 23
879 85
507 il
1155 55
18 0
11. Creek
Catawlssa..,.
Centrallu
Centre
Couyngham
I' Creeli
Franklin
O. Wood
a oi io on
3W 01
S'W ti
421 53
410 70
181 11
77 110
3 01
Z Ci
12 81
11 5
0 11
1 10
10
S3 71
n 04
10 13
43 71
43 45
411 65
1'0 I'l
M 70
3 IS
:,n is
3.1 61
13 10
70 13
11 '.'I
Hemlock
Jackson
11 51
LiOCtlSt ll 50
Madison Id J
Main 191 hJ
Mifflin I'll b7
Mt. Pleasant 111 7:1
Moutour 1-1 01
"range 670 Id
4 !
4 IH
2 51
0 3J
8 07
0 01
11 93
3 31
i'llie
K. Creek Ill 71
15 61,
Hcolt Ul 5J
8. Loaf 'J35 07
0,730 63 SIS2 10 fJll 15 51,103 50 5511 13
The lollowlng Is amount Uuo for IS 15 and n 10-
vloua years, to wit :
Centralta township county due, 3121,13.
Tho following Is commission and exoneratlo u
allowed lor lboo ana previous years !
I860.
Co. coin's, Co. exon's.
Franklin, SU 0 i'jKi
Heutou, 37 00 1J 00
Hemlock, 51 &s m t:
ISM.
Conyngham, 83 70 117 82
1800.
Madison,
Totals duo
illl 41
RECAPITULATION,
Co, due. Co.com. Co. or.
1871. W.730 53 9 183 41 $313 15
1870. J.lel 60 011 13
lSWic. 121 42 211 00 150 15
0,1 01 S1.12U 00 3915 7J
Ily nm't tax outstanding In aU. $J,a5I 01
" ' oommisblon allowed lu nil, 1,62(1 iu
" exonerations yi5 71
" " county orders redeemed, of 1871. 22,V?8 51
" " " " ' ' 1870. i' l 00
" " " ' " " 1MW. I 00
.. i. i. .1 .. lbiJJj i 00
" " county orders icdeomod previ
ous to then. 3 fo
Uy um't Trcas.commHslonon(t32,il77 73) 07 II
" " balance duo and paid over. 2,073 01
S35787 0J
DAVID LOWKNIlKItO, TttllAM,
OF COLU.M-
in auot. wan
I)0U 1'AX
FOU 1871.
DU,
To nm't outBtandlrgnttetllcniciit,
' H-ssesbod for 1671.
" " duoTreafciuor,
$ 471 23
1,5111 60
S-J 111
ti.ra no
Cll.
1871.
Dog
com.
1870.
Dog
due.
Dog Dog
DOg
ex. com.
5 B 50 t 2 78
ex.
Heaver J
liuulou'
Ilerwlck
Illnnm
11. Creek
CMlUWlbHU....
Ceiilrullu...,
Centre
Conyugbaui
F. Creek
Fraukllu...,
f 3 IU
t 0 50
10 50
1 00
107
CO
S3 00
23 CO
20 00
a 00
4 00
28 00
5 70
3 30
55
3 07
47
3 (15
1 00
5 (0
1 50
15 CO
4 50
12 60
i 00
4 00
3 45 5 (0
11 55
2 60
300
I 1
(1. Wood
Hemlock....
3 00
B0
4 m
J It)
1 Al
,1 10
r, u
SM
II IH
.iHCkfnn ...,
Locust
Madison
Maine
Mlllllt
it 7H
250
a iu
1I31
1 80
:i f,i
2 (III
(i m
.1 no
4 CO
Mt. Pleasant
Montour
ornngo
1 JM
a no
l ro
3 0)
line
It. Creek
Hcolt
Hjlionf
3 3 00
SI07 0.1 S l)i tio 3J
sis 31 m oi
AMOUNT DUB OF 1810.
CenlrnlU 00
Commission nnd exonerations nllowe.t fjr 1S03
.... inutivua ji-uum Wit I
110).
Coin.
1 M
V.x.
7 GU
Ifctnlock,
lsos.
Coiiyiiglinin,
1 0.1
fills
$10 O)
llKCAPlTUI.ATION.
Dor iluo,
107 00
V.x.
4!l 60
81 on
10 00
f 131 S)
1171.
1S70
18u8-(h).
8 0)
f 115 00
ny nm't tax mittkniUti!
tin co
10151
571 0)
7M i'l
ill HI
71 71
151 B0
101 IIO
70 87
ilun'i'reas. by nudltoi'S report T(
ordeis nfl87l roileemo.1.
" 1811
" " 1.WI " i
commission nllowod collector i.
exonerations " 41
ptld nssesors, bH-iks Ac.
J rensmei's comiulssloii.
-M-'j to
coiiMissioNiins i:xim:nsi:4 rou 1571.
MISCELLANEOUS rAYltKNTS.
Paid (!. O. IJivklcy, Tcaclicr3- County In
stltiit", n;i, j
l'ald O. s. l'urinan, 29 straps for rtlca pro.
Ihouotory'H omce.
PaldHharpless A lliiininn. 2 cals. vnrulsh
89 20
5 70
4 f 0
i;ourt Jiouso fence,
l'jld Jt.O. ilowfr.blilrcndere,!.
rr,l.?!!'.r,3.,!'.r coil nshosAo.
from l.ouit House.
Paid Lvct 1, lng I -i-urance Co., Instirnnco
,. "1.IL!W; """ ' Jnll.
iirary. Ut a'aM lavv11-
1'al(.V.'!r..t! "H'1 11 'ckalew, In tax oscs.
10 I
1 00
171 02
11 73
i.,i.V 1 .'..,7i'",.u: 50 CO
' '"nut ci. ai. woi 1: stale road
ji. i.rei'i.,
PildW.lI. I.'lll.XVotllonotnrv bill tni mf. '
and fees.
rll'lIou"o aIoy"Icl'1mmpln3 6toa3 Cmlrt
C dtllT-i. JITUOIW PAY, CONSrAULES'
TUKNTOHlHION3.
Paid Jurois during tho year.
" Ciiintables' returns to sessions.
S2.431 1 1
281 t.3
j ip staves and court erlcr.
" 1'lroman l I'. WerN, Fob. term.
" C. It. House!, Dec. term.
-' Jury commissioners expenses.
" Aaron fcinlth, sheriff, bervlng Jury
no'-lccy.
210 05
2il 2.5
IS (10
71
115 20
83,200 (0
COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CASES.
Paid Com. vs. Creasy and Shaffer,
" " John T. Herbert,
" " lllchard I'almer,
' ' William strausser
" " Calvin Jones,
" Uindv
" " Mary M'Mabon
' " Jduu Gunning
" ' Kbeny Cook
" " A. W. Katou
" J. M. Mason
" " John and II. p. Qrett,
" " Thomas M'Oraw ct. nl,
' " 1-atrlck Oara
" " Lewis Kantncr
" " A.C. lliijb
" " 5Vulk rnud Hagcnbueli
" " Silas Powell
" " 1'iorce Wliltn
" " Cadiuaii a Tlngley
" " Mlehael M'Malioil
' " Sarah Shivoly
" " Cadmau s: Ulrton
" " Oooigo Snyder
S 11 78
21 10
21 71
28 81
if! 43
I 41)
ID 05
0 6.
(I VI
01 07
2 75
12 OS
10 to
41 18
S 70
7 81
IS iO
10 I'l
II 71
:i 2
2 '.0
4 17
1 03
101 41
AND 110 AD
ItOAl) ANDUltllUll VIUWKIl
DAMAOliS.
Paid Thos. Davis, Henton, township,
' Mlehael Watts, Greenwood "
" (lldeon Mlehael, Urlarcreek"
" Henry Doak, " "
" Wm. Doljong, Oraego "
" Zebulon llo'.blns. Hemlock "
" Elizabeth Wldman, " "
" Abiahaiu llartmau, Henton"
" J. F. l'lahler.Catawissj, "
" Oeorgo Hughes " "
" 11. Ureliilebls, Mt. Pleasant "
" J. & 11. Mh,irplens, Uloom "
" John Wnnlch Mt Pleasant "
" lteitbou Wilson, Maillson "
" J.lI.Vanilersllee.Mt.Plea'nt "
" Wm. Mclvelvy, Uloom '
" Wm. Ikeler, FIshingcrcek "
" o. A, Jaeotiy, liloom
" Sundry persons roa I A brl Jgo viewi
i io oo
6) to
11 00
-15 00
5 00
175 0J
100 00
li 01
250 Oil
4)'l 0
05 0)
1.5 )0 0
30 0
115 Ol
7j 0
25 0)
2i) 00
10OJ (,0
177 OJ
0,137 (10
COMlIHS.ONHSd' OIVIC'Il
nomi:.
AND
COUItT
Paid fminty Auditors
S 71 If)
'l''.i;vcrly auditor on publio ocooauts.il
ii in
101 00
Wlllluui O. limc'c. CiminiUslonur
' ,,, , " " Ilxpensei
holding appeals
Piild c i us Itobblni, Commissioner
,' , ,, " , " " llxpensea
holding appeals
Paid 11. J. livelier, Comail,sloner
" ' Kxpcns:s
21 00
II 00
25 (0
02 00
uoiiung appeals :,5 CO
inu iv iiuaiu isnaiijr, i oni'uLssioucr 31
win. Krlcltbmm, rierk 651 10
;"1- "iiirimvsnons, coin's, seal sib. lis
. .' ",Muli'idi)..bioi)ms,C(mrtllouvn 1 80
isiirin iiiuuuuucii, repairing, paint
. and pi nl lng Court Houso tiouibs 0
paiu u. w. Meal, coal 01 l'i
y. m.u. .ioier, paintlug. Jic wladow
binms, court lloma 50 00
Paid Thomas Goddls, repairs I'lolh'y. onico 5 60
uoun.us a ravior two vault windows.
l'rolhoiioiarys' OlUca S3 00
raiiwowr jrius, ct at. uut worlcanl ma
terlnl, ProthiiuotnryK' OlllcoAo 55 01
rai'i is u in iiagouDueii. lepalrlug stove.),
Court IIouo
PaldJo.eiih Deoker, work at UmrlUcrasu
yard aud Jail.
Paid Samuel NcyliarJ, taking level Court
House cellar.
Paid A. M. UllDcrt.fitovo renalr
0 (5
0 00
1 5
3 3
" A. 1). Weiib.wobblui;,i.-u.,wmJo;7blliil4:i 0)
" S. II. Miller & son. lainpj.ull. .io .Court
Iloom and Ii.iiiko. .11 tr
Paid J. O. Freeze, Att'y., to Commissioners "5 10
.urs, i. uveruori, eu at. Cleaning UOUVI.
House. 20 00
2,10) fc
COUNTY JAIL AND PItlSON
ItllllUISIi'IONS,
Paid Abraham Snyder, pump ropalr.J ill S 10)
I'eter.IimeH pf.tnlru I...... ..it c fit
S 0
" Hendershoit & Mumhi, coal.
" OeoiK'J II. Oroul.ct. nl.. bill repair a-nt
malerlal.
Paid Mrs, Ilowman & Utkcr, cloanlnganJ
whltowaslilag.
Paid '. W. Neal illro., coal.
Daniel Miller, p tint e p tinting
" S. It. Thomas, repair ol looks.
' J. ''. Hotter, medical bill, prisoners.
" s. H. Miller a Son, bill by nherlff.
" Peter Jones, ot, al. work und matsial (J
jail bunks.
Paid William ICUokbaum, bedding for Jail
bill rendered.
Paid Aaron Smith. Sheriff, as follows;
- Hoarding James Carr, 80 days.
" " PUrlck (lara, 8(1 days
" " Wm. Strusser, 3) days
' Martin Colihan 5 days.
iiarvcy Lamborson, 10 days.
" " Charles Itnprt, '3 days.
" " "eorgH Snvdil-, 128 days,
" " Tlinolhy Thomas. 01 dais.
" " lllileon llWilIno, 15 days,
" " John Uredliendor, 1 day.
" chirles Hazzard, I5days.
" " Turnkey fees,
' " sundries, about Jail.
10 Ml
43 CO
in oi
1!) 71
8 IS
II 60
0 (I
07
15
10 CO
40
43 0'
10
2 50
S HO
1 (k)
til Ol
47 Ml
7 60
m
7
4 5'
10 00
S11S 71
PP.INTING. STATIONHIIY AND POST AGE.
raid Hradley A Gordon, prlnt'.ag. S 75 60
" II. U Diotlenbaeh, 51175
" D. A, Heckley, jiostago and stamps, 0 00
" Htatlonery lo dlflereut iersons, for
Court Hume. 29 8.1
SOoO OS
INQUISITIONS.
Paltl C. (1. Murjiby, body of A Lowel, Cau-
yiigham. $10 87
Paid U. O. Murphy, body of 11. Lovell. Con-
yuhani,
raldO G. Murphy, body of Walter Wyntl
Couyugham.
Pal l James Kealy, body of Thomas M:ur-
phy. .
Paid J. J. llrower, body of Jobn Lolirmnn,
HlOOill.
Paid J. J. Brower body of Ed. Mulrauuau,
$00 80
11IUDOES, 11UII.DINQ AND llIU'AIll'-).
Paid Weaver UrtirlnoTOi 13-20 tonsclndcr
doublu bridge, liloom, jau 4S
Paid John Itobblus.placlng cinder, double
bridge, liloom. 5 CO
Paldhvan Jones, placing cinder, doublo
bridge, liloom. 31 2)
Paid Juuies Masters, repair hoar Masters'
Little Flshliigareek, 2 03
Paid II. G.ort.eiiider.below Illoom.Sltons. 21 20
" lliiijamln i,le, rejwlrncar Cole's mill 13 00
" Daniel llowmuu, plank repair below
liloom, j o)
Paid J udalt Iloono.welghing cluder.brldse,
liloom. .11 oj
PaldSainucl McHenry.repalrnt Patterson
Oiunito. 1 63
Paid John llmery.ropalrPinocroett.Flsli
Ingcreek lownshtp 1 0)
Paid s. C. Search, UO feet or plan!;, Pino
orcek. h'lshlugcreelc township. 1 bO
Paid John Uueuer, rtiiair ueur llsttir Fur
nace. 8 0)
Paid W. A. Kile, repair at IClmblo mill
bridge, S3 til
Paid Peter Swank, extending wine vails,
Heaver bridge. 40 00
l'ald, J. W. Kek, 600 feet plank at Eck's
ltrldee. Ilr hirr,.lr Hill
Paid Win, Holmes repair Henton Bridge. 30 00
" W.N, Hosier, reiialrpineereuk, Fish'.
Iintcrcck township.
I'-'i'lJoim Poaiur, repair nt Btlllwater,
Flshlngcnek.
I'ald annuel stottler, repalrnt llartou and
Miailer Inldges.
lilooui"llltl HlultIel"palr atUock bridge
1''l',l,'!;,s'l!pli J. Fry, Tenalr at Barton aud
suuller bridges,
1 1'.'J ;',l,lrtuul Mtettlcr repair at Bloom and
Mt. Pleasaut,
Paid Isiuio Kllniia man, repair Boaver
bridge abutment.
''MinUn11 To,'u,'cPalr ,lt YoIjb's mill,
I'l!lUmiiic'rftka.Ior' Tepalr Uunt'UBcreek,
''Jl'LV.!1.",!: u,lier, rvpalrncar For'ia.l'biu.
(iigtrct'iCt
'''.'ifif'ir1, f-'01".! feet plank attWi
mill, Benton,
Yulie'sCinHllLei,1'CIll'1SCr " ft" oak ;plunlt
103
43
D 00
7 00
800
300
10 00
10 00
172 10
25 00
22 00
2 60
IS So
83 0(1 S "
" M
13 CO
3 73
SI rn
ai oo
io m 103
ill AO
nl.1 .Tolm Mordnn n'nitment rfpdlr uonr
It. Wllon
'ald.l W, Keller, ropalr nl I.lyhtSlreft
lilldtfe,
'aid Wilson Wnnlch repair near Khanr,
Uloom. '
i 10
(?)
200
31 ffl
2 ro
Paid .lolin Murdau n'nttnient ropllr 111.
aldH. li. Klsncr, 17 feel plauk, Mlllvlllo
aid .lames (Illicit, smith bill brldgM nt
I, llll, III.
'aid John ftlcliart.rcpilr Uolirsburg li-ldgo
10 01
(I 43
co on
John Hlititii-tn.rrmlr.lfcnv mnn
ii nriiiLT
" Arcnlb.ild Patterson, repair 1-nttor.on'n
Orautrn.
3 81
P.ttdH. it. Johnson, abutment fepalr.SIab-
lown uriune.
MmI 'nomas (IciMIs, measuring new
hrldioitt J. 11. Hands
27 25
250
25 Bl
107 01
0 03
7 CO
Paid Jose- b Hlineiu Iter tcpilr at B'loo
mnlcer's brblire. Pine.
Pal'" Jiitn -s Conner, r-bitlldlug bridge,
Westcriokiinir licntoit,
Paid Daniel IIelwli,cl.al.,repali'ntlnoulh
(Mlnwissacririt,
Paul i -Union Cole, rcpilr al 11. ColoSuaw
loaf.
Paid" Jacob Kosleubattder. dec'
briilg!
contract. Franklin, lssl 60
niu ueorgo 11111, wiini work, bridge eon-
tM-t lllHl'.I. ll.Hl'lds. 771 (HI
aid Wm. llycr, ini pr, slnuc, near J. 11.
nanus, 71:7 m
'aid Alexander He. brldgocontrai'l,np.ir
Jns. ilfss, deo'd, Jaesiiii, 1)100
'alii ("11 ii ton Cole, bridge contract Sugar
Iii.tf, 0s0 00
'aid Clinton Colo, ndJItlonil length and
work on said bridge, ,",11 00
'alilTiiom.n Hartinsn, ct.nl.. renilr nt
l-Incliur 8 Fiirnaeu Dlhlife. 8 22
SW3 ')
PilNITlSSTIAUY AND ASYLUM.
P.t 1 1 11. S. Ponllcntlary Mtrporllng eon-
ii. ii. mr I ...
aid Pennsvlvnnla S. I,, Asylum, keep
tut! Catharine stilt.
!25l 71
1M 30
till 01
Assn-reons' pay.
lloavor, Allen Maun, $ 21 00
lieniou.j. iv iveelr, 20(h)
Hoiwlck, Aicxnii ier Thnmiisjii, i!5 in
Hloom. (Irolz - Sluirnl'S.. i no
Hrlarc eek. i,. J. Atinms. "I -,
Catawlssa, (1, w. Abbott, al to
i cut l una, iiauiel l.ouili.in, 2160
Centre, II. .1. Iiletterlck 2 6)
.'onvngusm, i-eter laitiy, y,5
iniiiiiKLiui'ii, .1. , iiuuyail. no
rnukilii. Win. Tcnlo i-. ts
Greenwood W. It Hums. 22 no
Hemlock, II. 1). M'llilde. 2i 5)
Jackson. John I.. iii.. 1.1 in
Locust, John I'.eliibold. i (n
Madison, .1,11 MlIU 21 7.3
Maine, Vi'lillani T. shumnn, 10 75
MIIU'll, A, W. His. "I 00
Jloiilour, Noah Mauier 11 2)
Mt. PIcusaut.Mnthhn Gllbeil. is oo
ornngn, l. M. Mojuvell. 21 (0
i-iue, .losepn rsnoem.iltel' 11 no
iiiiauum-ri-ei:, I'ranKliu Yivum, 11 7;
Scott. It. II. llrown. "1 t.
Huenrluaf, J. 1). lies. U 10
r.ua asicssors on Moiieuulil cntimernlloit,
i "7,i. 33 5)
Paid tlera, Itower. ricnnlal nssessor.Locust
170, si 60
Pald GiolzA Sharp oss, tileniiUItisehsor
liloom, ls7.'. 73 (jo
Paid Alex. Thompson, triennial msrsior,
Ilerwlck, 1870, 2) 1)
Paid William Goodmili.nsslstantnsirssoi'
Coiiyngliam. IS70. 2 (0
l am assessors, for reglstsrlng vo'ei nnl
clerk lor transcribing n vmss fir t io
jcar. 317 00
S. oil 50
i;i,i:crioN expen.siu.
Paid Sundry persons IiqUIiit elections. S:5I 27
1'OX AND WILD CAT SCALP3.
Paid sundry purs-ms during year. .51 0)
TAX HEFUNDKI).
Tat refunded to townsblns. S33I
to jieiuioei ,onccior ui inoy, u
Sill 77
11LANK BOOKS.
For I'rothonolnrv. Uo order and Com-
misaKiuer.' oillce durlug year. SiSI
ltnCAPITULATION.
Miscellaneous orpsnsm. S 05101
Cuurts. Jurors' nav. Constables' itnrn
1 1 srssions. li.'.TO M
Costs in ( Vim inonwealtb cases. 401 41
itoau aim uriiigo viewers tin id damages (i 17 uo
Co.nmlssio ices' otll 'o and Court Hnuso 2, 101 83
jinny j ill ana nt s in ivou tious. 4 '8 71
rllltlng. Stationery and l'o.stjce. l5il ('8
liuititslttons. 00 b'
lludlcs, lluildlngnnd Itopilra 0,."U m
Prv'ltentl iry and A"V urn 43! 0
Assessors' my. l.u.31 5
i:i-ellotixiicnse, 151
i aim wi ii cat, sji m. in u
Illankhiuks. 181 21
Tux lelitlldld, 2 I
Doductlax reluuiled.
And amount p iid fjr keeping
23i 77 S33.S78 5
u..ti. ii inu niiti, mi. i iu i u-
iuuiled to county by Hrlar
civek. rtfiO ::
Give luoactual expenses dur
ing year. lUIUf
411 0-
S32.17I I
Kill
Heaver.
I!jnlou.
llrlareroei:.
liloom.'
KPOKDI'.US 1S3UI1D.
S
15 a)
Locust. 1
-Madison.
Jltln.
Ml. l'ieaiant,
Miiiitnur.
orange,
l'mo.
S ntt.
Huzsrln it .
12 (
I 61
II!
1.'5 5)
5S no
:u i.i
l.'l) 7.5
21 (II
111 Ii)
n; to
8 CO
03 50
CttawUvn.
II 01
Centre,
II III
Ki.shlnrcrcek.
lii
Groeuwo id.
Hem otk.
01 8
153 (
Juckion.
13 73
Total.
SI ,3)8 3
STATiniUNT OF DOB TAX
Ordeio'umiiid for 117 3 0 10
" ' ' 180) 21 5)
" " IS7.I 0.' 6)
Is71 717 33
Ml
430
Amount over paid do is lii 21
iiiLiu ueoi.
Amount otitstamlini' tax. 115 01
1 2..') 50
I'robibiet'om Hi, ml. 73 00
.'111 011
l.xcoss ol uaa) i to over Bald luu!.
1 010
Tho st itemeut abovo shows th'i 1 ica'itl
I
which ilia most dam me was suiuatned. A few-
dogs emi do inue.i liana an I why p-rs ins li-s 1
line to am a inn n iuhi uil- is a ttueri. vo ii'
unou all goo I el tla jus. tuo eneli imid ntees-iliy
ot tho sheep lnte-ct and 111 it they hrln ; t duo
execution all oil jadjn of tho law Dojl.i.vi
COUNTY FINANCCS.
Duo from i oll'jct iri. S li sil 0
I'robatile Cons s. to is illetor s 1 iwt l..'i o
Avnilrililn tux duo trmii I'nlli'etni'H. 50it
Add amouui In bauds of Treasurer. 2,ii".l ii
I ulul iissels.
From Ihlswomlghtdiduct. 1,00) 0)
For bridge con' r.iet lu Ut-: is- to,vus'u,i
entered into In te71, an I which Is nb ,u.
completed, I) nilel sttno. c jutr let r.
Heal available innd thou is 7,3)5
Tho countv lias no debts, snb-jlaiitiallv. Tli
orders are nil n-itd that wero isnti'd ill 1S7I.
57 percent, ot I ho county exiwnsT. this year
hivu ueeu lor road damage, and bridgo butldlu
and repairs. Had mo hridno contracted fori
locust t'lwnsblp bi-en paul it wou!4 havo taken
lii per cetii. in tin money lor tue.H iwu uhiu-.
llrldecs. uf course, must bo kent in reniir and
justice demauils new ones to bo oullt wliero
punno uiiii i tii'iires, ijountv orii;m eir himi
vldnal use. merely, nro oa aslondlv asko l for
nnu uy vlewets grained ; that, wu ininii, amis
tike,
lined d.imnfo Is lioeomlnt-'nultn noted, and Wi
think that vlowers i.ninetlini'S look at tho wront
klrl i, r.f 1 tin i.tit nr.. In n.k.ulnr t lii'tn.
Wo the undersigned Auditors ot Columbia
county, being duly elooted to niiju-t ano seiti
I In, npfniitifw nf H14 Tr.,ikliri!r an 1 II llllilllssl ill
0
era of Columbia countv do hereby certify tint
wo met at thu otllo- of tho Treusu'er and o uo
mlsstonerH. lu HloolnsbU'i- and eal'idully exailV
ined the nccnniits nnd vouchers of tho svno
Irnm Urn nrvt. itnv nr .In inure. A. D.M71. t' tUO
llrsldayof Janiinry, ls73and tin Hit in corioet
in lb- foreirnliii! statements and we una u.u
nncodiiuCoiuiiiblaeouiit ,nn county t ix, twenty
six llliuureil linn si-veiiiy iimwun.iiiiiitiiiii oi
lv-tliriii rentM I I'.T.t lll..friinl lj ivid Loweil'H'
treasurer ot sa d county and u baanco d 10 Hie
Trea.tuei on Dog Tat ot lour im i tr -1 1 Vfut ,
ninoi oll.irs an . twunty-ooo cents (ti.J 3iian i,
balance ilim Ihn mil L14 fund bv tl.J .riiliili'J
ol tluee hundred ami twelve il lias nudbownly
sven euts. (5H377.) Ami wo luitbor say that
unou nn examination , f I 10 nceouuls ut ill
Treasurer. David lm-nubirir, ll-o., we lit. 1 that
they havo been kept In it ir .nor and turrue
iiiiiniier iiml ilmt.liU nr.itnnt nllb'.l il oouri.e 111
'tilly commended llseit to lli uiiollc. Tho ubove
balauro all paid over lo Mr. Wm Lam ju.Trois
inert loci.
Gtvin under nny lianjs this seoou.l day o
UHU.UIlj , ,v, 4'i
U. J. OAMPHF.LL, 1 County
,jANIKL Lllll.
J AU
jailors
XAArm LOWENIIKUG. TItKAH
LJ' Ultllll of Columbia county, in account
with tho Commonwealth of Pepnsylranta
tho year A. I)., 1H7I.
Hit.
1S71.
To am't of Stale quota for Columbia
inutily. fir l7l. 111 llxo I by roveuuo
board, Including j mill tat. $2,1
Tax on Bank Stock,
To nm't assessed nnd rolurnel for 1370 .
Samo In account with Millers License,
To nm't collected in 1S71.
Same in account with K. House Iilcone,
To am't copectod in 1871.
233
110
2f0
Bnmn lu account with lbjuor More and
tavern 1 ceuse,
Toum'tcillcctol in 1871,
Samo In occount with ret illers llrenso
To am't cillccled In 1871.
' " duo Iroiu IS7U,
CP..
By am't duo settlement Jan. 1671,
" " Rtatii rece pts, "trcmurer,"
li5 00
70 0
1,8 10 01
coiniuissiou niioweii e jie,-ors.
" " commission nlloMrudlrcn,. 1 r.
By am't Btalo Treasurer's r'elp's
" coiiimlsiou allowed collie' 1 11,
n i .. .. Tieasui'er,
By am't Stats Treasurer reclnts.
" ' commission allowed Troaiurr.
By am't S'ato Treasurer receipts,
" " commission allowed Tieasu rr.
By am't over iuld In 1870.
" " Sla ii Treasurer's receipts,
li. 1
10
211
11
11
7
200
11
017
17
' commission nnuwouiioakiircr.
By nm't Stato Treasurer's receipts.
" " printers' leieliits.mi ruinlllo list.
" " jomtnlselon nllnwcil 'iTeniurer.
'.'i.') 02
:u i o
63 55
I.-M 17
Vi'o tlio tuideislKu.' 1, Aiul.iors r.i t'oluinbla
cnuiiiy, lu the statu of Peutisylvanl i, do hereby
curllly, thai wo met at tlio Comt House, in
BlnomsburK, on thollrstdiiy m January, A. D..
1W, and did projenl lo und did settle nnd udlust
tliu several accounts above mentioned as re
quired of us by law, uijieenbly lu the'scvoral
acts of assembly and supiilemonts thnieto ae
cordinu to tholiestiilourjudBmentnnd ability.
Hi testimony whereof we liavo Inreuuto set
our bauds this i dny of Januarv, A, D , IM-'.
II. J. CAMPBELL. 1 County
DANIEL LEE, ' AudltOM,
AGENTS &
ynitft. liy mat
AKmils soil 4)0 tl
W VNT&D-Pof our new. U00V.
TiiK 1 nnioiiT HI DB OF NKW
ily Mlssioiiirc, aw i.iigraviiiB'.
mm. an I ni av, I). II. Tltl'l VI, J UUIlSlll l,
ki Broadway, r. Y
niwl
,tltU 1U Mil TtlTt!lTMl 111.
. ' ll,-.,,aiim.51) PRNTS with
e. heliilil. cilor nf eves and hilr. you will ro-
ITjniH'l I VI HI II 111 III, ...J.ll.I.'V .... -
rutliro inisiiatui or wife, wuu nnmn nnu un' "j
marriiim-. Addri ss w. vox., v. u. Drawer, b ui
Fiiltonvdle. N, Y, nl-lw
mm TO AGENTS.
bound canvassing book of tho
Contalni'iit "vcr 100 Illustratloni. Willi n Com-
rehell- IVi' t ciopeiunrxi'iuii airy oi mo cscriji-
lres, in h.Niiiiisii anii iiiihiian,
l-lw WI.FLtNl' it COl'lilladelphln, P.l.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
niiciindii e lritfe n fnv more Acenls to sell
the Woild llcnnwni it Improved Mucknyo Sow-
111 vlachltio, at a noeiai sua y or mi unuiiiit
in, a none ana nnnuii Rivrn mi imiiun. i ....
'artleulniN fitriilsbed on nppllcatlon. A Idress
W, A, III NDUIISON At CO., lleuer.il AKents,
CloVidm l,0!il), tSI. L-ntl', Mo, nl-lw
C -0!) IUViAIIU I
1 1 ... in ,in -tnr m 1
l it.nill iie'iir '- . 1
-:l III Jl.U.I." I
t'- irtailiklllii'C.l.ll.t
1 nl 1 Uy Drugglita et 'Oiu
AGENTS WANTMl) 1'OKTIIK LIFU OF
JA1ES FISK.
r.uu more Arrenti AVnnlcil nt Oneo t
For H10 most roiaptete, rr'lnlitr find tplcndMty
tUustrated lilsiory of
CHICAGO X' DESTHUCTION
To which Is n ddeil a thrilling account of several
iiMhu grei'est tires the world 1ms known; In-
e ud iiglhe late I'oresi cues 01 ii"""
Mlfhliiui, A ho.ik nl deepest interest and sell
in,, with wonileitul r.imdlly. For extra tcinu
aud betbjok, address, ,,.,,, .
nl-lw Publishers, 733 .iausoni St., Plilln.
" KM CHOICE SHLi: TIONS. No. l,''
is now icidy witli Its pr, clous s'ore or goou
htngs lor l'uniic nnu runm- i.e.-'inin-,, ..w...
i.ippv blending of Eloquence, Humor, Senll
iieiit' Pitthos ml Burl- Mine, Unl orm lu stylo
Willi tli" pr ending lilinibeis, wlilen nnyo wi 1
Im pu'il'i' lii'iu 1, null toe cry is jiuih. 1
vni id. 7.5 cents; p mer, 0 I cents, or 1 copli mr
11 Al-11. "Lsil-i'ir 1)1 ilogues," revised cd.,
nrle-.Sl.25. Aslt your Imnltseller for tllein, or
snd iinej to P. (1 AltUETl .V CD., 703 Chestnut
HtA,ViVSr"1v'A'NVi:i,.-Tho.o Rel.li,g",o!!rcr
boo'is em sell those by thousands.
AGENTS WANTED Foil
LIFE li UTAH
BEING an EXPOSE of Hie SI'.i -Mh T HITI.S nnd
MYrtl'lillllH ol MOUMONISM.
Willi a full ami authentic history of Pui.YriAM,
by .MI. BEADLE, Editor 01 tho Salt Luko Ke-
Agents are meeting Willi unprecedented sue
cess, 0110 rcpiiits iMisutiscrniMs 111 nmr n,is. 1111-
othcr71 in two 11 15s Menu i.ir i;iicui irs wm
wli.lt tho tircss sl)S ol tho wort, NA1IONAL
PUBLISHING CO., Phll uclpbbi, Pa. ul-lw
IVfiKklent U. Ki, VUuwy, of Olierlln (O.) mllpe,
wiit us : "I no tcnumna'i or uu w mt bmuui du-
r.riimi nintlpr4 (K irPlHT.ll KllOU'lt'tliZU. I lieiHlVU
ttiW will olJiooLln IIIH Dooic rxut'itu uitrtu wuu ui"
ifimkt'dbv l'.imil wih, im-ri'ioiv, umsi. jm'imi u
u.u, t i.i.-u imtii it.iLtni tw t.ilthtul author.'
Siinnlo tniH and olrculars mjiil fife. V. F.
WELLS' OAUBOLIOTAULBTS
i oiviouiiiiiviiin n .. y;--"''" :.
'rii,..,-rntiiow tiieseut tho Acid In Combination
with oilier ellleli'llt remo lies, In n popular form
lor tbe Cur - nl an i ui.ua i auu i,usw iii.t-nsr,,
no a i;i.'..MiM-iiuid III.CEUATION of tho throat
aie immediately relieved and stateni"iits nre
cousliiully being sent t ) thi proprietor ot relict
in cases oi into u iinui-ii uc m ,u-nn nL....L....b.
fl 1I'1IT Don't oodecolvedby worthies-.
l)fl U 1 lUll Unit iilo 'S. goi. only minis
embolic lablel-, Prko2j cents per lint. .lUll
(i. ICELLOGH, ISPIatlHt., N, Y. Send lor Cir
lllar. WOIO .Ygeil inr uio u.
JURUBBBA.
it u nut . obvHle Tt Is not what, is popularly
.Iiml i, llltlr.il tii.r 1 It. !lililldcit us such. It is
a Siiulli American pi ml in it n is neeu u ion -or
many ieurs by the medleil t.ioulty ot those
cnun'rli'S witll wonderlul elll.iaey as a Powi llul
1 1 ..... i iv,. nnii iiii.Miii.iiui iiiriiier 01 inn i.n.oi
iind Is a snro and l'erioet lteiut'dy for all Disc lists
ol tho
LI Villi VSI) SPLEEN. EVL VIU1HMENT OI
UHSl ItCUl'ION'l)l'lNI'l.-T..Si:s UKINAUY,
Ul'KlilM:, Dlt AIIHiiMINAI. UliOANS,
a'OVIhtl Y tilt A WAAT OF l.LUUD,
IMTUHMllTrVT lilt ItEMlT-1'ENl-
FKVEIt-i, INFI.A MM V
TP IN i F THE 1. IVI.lt,
Dll'HMY, SLUGGISH
i IllCUl, Vl'IO S CF
THEIII.HOl) Ml
S.ESSEM'U MOltS.
JAUNDICE, SCltOFULA, DYSiT.l'oIA, AGUE
MIl'ANT-.
Dr. Wnllp.' Tl?rt.T,i..!t, nf .Tlirullfilm
isrilliivd to nn; pi.bl en.siigii.il iuv ig.nat.irand
remedy r.ir all lmiiitriiiis nt tun nuioi, or nn
orgaule wea'i'itss wl'b their utle'.diint evils,
i-nr tuo lotiguiiii; c 'tnpi nn s
.'JilEitaiLlMt
Is ennfldenlly ivo uium-iiilc I u every family as
a household reinedy, aud should I e fricly taken
ill nil di-inilReiiienls ol uio sysuiu. it give
healih. vl ,iir ii ml lone lo all tbe vital turces uliil
iitiiiuali'S imtl f irtllies all we.llt and ljmpbatlc
lelili-il aieeiiis.
in i N' ii K i'.r.!.()r;fi. is ii,iti St.. vew York.
.si.le Aent fir tho ln bed Stites.
Prl.'oM do.- Hit lo. Send lir Cue alar. nl-lw
WANTED AGENTS,
Ssu (o Slot) per lunutlt, by Belling
Grout FOHTUNES !
A!iiHnW 'liirv ivntn AfAlTini nr. TMIJTKUd
iviiTiiii'iiiiii. ir mm. hKf.fc'-MAIli: Ml.X
l)v.I. i i.AIt!' J. Jr. Ily torty vniU i'iituuinplcH
tt i.-.:h.i..h h w tn siwf.'Mi l lii 1 1 to. anil attliM k:iiuo
limo benctlt iiisinUiiul Kor in tU-uUrH. notlcu.-
nr tlio prtH ititu c.xii.i icriiiH auurei.
uliv Ulj J. iU.v lilu in, I'uuiiaui, i una iu
THE B'-OOM IIIUIIG LirElt.MtY INSTITUI'E
Asn
STATU NOUJIAL SOUOOIj
will op.-ii on
MONDAY, JAITUAIIY StU, 1072,
under tho eutlie eonttol of the
IJOAIU) Ol.' THUriTKES.
They havo scloeted ns Principal of the Inst!
j tution
CHAHLE8 . I5A11KLKY,
a pentlcman
whose
:se mvjlllle'Lt Inns navo lircn
lullv lested ll d nrov
ove.l ill tun NIM1 YEAK-l
which ho ha had eharan of ihn schools ot
Com tv asMiijeiluteiiiient : and they ask. and
havo u rl-dit to doin.ind Inr him and the Insti
tution, tin cnnil'icni'o nnd support or our
It l ns. andoftbo niiiidsof Iheiuterpri.o
"nl
A eomplelo ttlslnrvof his lira and exploits from
AlVdlarllovloiilClnganioiig Flniinelers. His
triumphs arid failure. How lie lived and how
10 ti ed. Illustrated. Price by mall. B cents.
Terms lib' ral. Addre , WM. FLINT .t Co,,
Philadelphia, Pa. ul lw
own
nud
of educ itlon everywhere. In point ot comtoit
convi iilein it and btauiyuf bulldiui-.s and sur
i mi n 1 1, nes. no school lii tbe Sin to sur asses this:
and wo are ilet.rmlni d It shall not be second
tlio hind, (iuilily and lUorui.Khne sol its disci
pnno nnu cuiiure.
CALKXDAK.
Tlio winter session of twclvo weeks will coin-
mence on
Attloiiday, vTanuary 8tli, 2,072,
ami close
MAItOII 28th.
Tito Serins session of twelve weeks will begin
MONDAY, APRIL 8th,
and close
JUNK 28TH.
EXPENSES:
Tuition nnd linnidlmr, liicluillns washing
boat, lor tho so .slim ol twelve weens, iuj ui,
ACADEMIC UUP RTMKNT.
Tuition lor day pupils, one dollar per wcok,
III Hie model school, irom fifty tin Ishty eents
l'.I.-. MiikI( llri.wllii.. I'llllltllli;. AC . extra.
Bills are pus able, one lislf in nuvance and
other haunt tho middle of the sessnui.
J. G. Fit .EZK, L. l. UUPEIIT,
Seeietiry. President,
NEW YOIltf. COUK, AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND SULI.-l'ilVElll'D SIEwmillPS.
THESIX LABGIXl' IN THE WOULD.
OCEANIC, CELTIC. HHfUHulU,
ATLANTIC. BALTIC, ADIUATIC,
(l.iii 0 ions burdoa ;l,eoo li. p. eneii.
Sa.lini! rrom New York oiiSATUHDAYS, from
Liverpool on THU US I) AY'S, and Cork llurbor
thu day lolluwlnt;.
Fiinii the Wlilto Star Dock, luvoula Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger nceommodatloua (lor all classes)
unrivalled, comblnlm;
SAFE1 Y. SPE1-.D, AND COMFOHT.
Saloons, state-rooms, suiiikluu.rooiii und buth
rooms lu mld.hlp seetlou, where least inutlon Is
leit, sitrtioous and stowurdosseii accompany
tlu-se sUaiUHrs.
lUTKh Huloon, 8sn (told, Sioerase, tJOcurreti.
ev, '1 hoo wlshluii lu bind lor Irlumls iriiiu tliu
Old Country can now nbtuln slceratjo preiuild
eortlllcates, Sill currency.
Passengers boolied to nr from nil parts of
Aineiica, Paris, Hamburgh, Norway, Sweden,
India, Australia, Ciiluu, etc.
Excursion tickets it runted at lowest rates.
Drafts from 1 upwards,
For Inspection of pluus and other Information,
upply to No. 10 Broadway, New York,
J. H. sl'AllKs, Agent,
Or to W, PEACOCK,
JunlJtf Uloomkburi;, Pa,
Oourb Ailvertiaemcnts.
QOUltT I'IIOOIjAJIATION.
WnnnuAH. tbn Hon. William Elwell. Presl.Um
Judgeof tho Court of Oyer and Terminer nnd
(li neral Jail Delivery, Court of quarter Session,
of tho Peace nnd Couit nf Common Pleas and Or.
phnu's Court In the 30th Judicial District, coin.
posrti 01 ine counties 01 iiiiiuiiuui, miiuviin and
Wyomlng.nnd tho Hon. Irani Derrnnd Innaos.
itlonroo .vsiiciiiio duui;i'a . "i iiiinna eotiiitv
hiivn Issued their nrceent, bearltigdatn 1 1m 1111.
day of September, In tho year of our Lord, tun,
lUOllsaiUI, piKlll- lllliiilli-u inn. nv veil lj-illic,ninl to
tnodlrccled for holdlngnCoiirtol Oyer and Ter
miner and General miartor Sessions of tho Peaco
Court or Conimoti Pleas nnd Orphan's Court, in
lllooinsburg, In tho county of Columbia, tin tho
llrst Monday, being tho 6lh dny ot Februan
next, toconlliiuo two weeks.
Nolleo Is hereby given, totlio Coroner, to thn
Justices of the Pence, nnd thu Constables of the
said eoumy orcoiuniuin, mat nicy no men and
thero in their proper person at 10 o'clock In tlio
forenoon nf sold till dny ol February with their
records, Ituiulsttlons aud other remembrance m
dothose things which lo their ollleen appertain
lo bo doiin, And thoso that aro bound by
roeogulzance, to prosceuto against Ihu (iris
iineis that uro or may bo lu the Jail ot the
said county or Columbia, to bo then nnd
theie to prosecute them ns shall bo Just. j(l.
tors aro li'ipii vied lo be punctual In their ell n..
nnce.ngrei ably to their notices, Daicdiit illooius
,, a-. bmg, tlio Kith day of D.'C.ln thuyuir
b. H. id our Lord, one thousand elgut lam.
v dred nnd seventy-one and In the nlm tv
rourth year or II10 ludcpcudence or Uio l iiitcj
Stales 11' Amcrleit, AAItON SMITH,
llloomsbu'g, Jan. C, IS73. Sherltr.
GRAND .IUKOH9 l''OH PHUItU
AltY TKIIM, 1873.
Heulou Ooo. 11. poust, ,To'.n H. Keeler,
Bloom John Loaeojk, lljorgo W. I'oilcr, I. W.
Hurtman.
Bciwle.t-.Iohti Eckcrt, Willlim Stephens, j. w
Dlct.crlek.
rishingrioek Jonas Doty, Daniel Smltu, Levi
L. Luiiier.
Grcenwo id Ira D. Kline.
Locust l.lln Creasy, Lpnrnim Oieliey.
Mlillui i;ii.irhn Moivry. John Hotrniiglc.
Maitio Frnnklln Shutmn.
iranito Ilanlson .1. Connor.
'Im I ion I mil 1 1 1 Wiutersieou. John Lore.
He itt J. 1). 11,00.
1ST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
FElll'.UAItY THM,1S72.
I'llHf WEEK.
Bloom Ca-iper ICtcsiler, Ed. Wardln, Daniii
Ilowman, N. J, iiHUiicrsnoit, .lonu wot',
Ililarere k Francis Evens, J, O. Myers,
Berwick Divl I timelier.
Ciuilralla . It. I'.trincr, Wm. Torry.
Ccntro Slcpiicii Mo'Juown, James Kocher.
Catawlssa Clms. S. Hatlmn,Solomonshuinaii,
i 'onymshain I'ctcr L thy.
Gieeuw'iiod Mathlns Kramer, James Preston
.lonu JIcEweti.
Hemlock Uepuo Pur-ell, .lames llo.it, Atnoa
iiiiriuiaii
.laelCKim Win. Yoltmr.
L'j ttst Adam .Iiilinson.Joliii Snyder.
.il'iltl ll icy .lonu, iieorg i iioiioun iclC,
Mlllllu Samuel Snjdor, Danlol Heller.
Madison Win, Johnsnn.
Montour Philip l'oust, Evan Wclllvor. I.nc
Jlotiry,
lloarlii :crcek J. C. Mvcrs.
-iii;.iiio ir-ll (!. Hess, Ales. Kllnyer, J. It. Colo
Scott Isiljh Hess.
SI .Cur. 1) WEEK.
Bloom David llrobst, Georim Yost, Sylvester J
l''au.v, Pelct Jones. 1 livid Bet..
Uruircreeit Win. It. llatliuati.
11. aver Ala aliain nice. Nntlun Ilrclbciuler Jr
Ilerwlck W m. 1'. llu ilis. G. W. iiiiM.-i,,,,!,!..,,
Centralla Jn.enh Fro.'k.
Ci litre M. M. Illcks
Franklin Jon ltlian Frcinan,
Gr- en wood John C, Leiiimon, Georgo Glrlon
Hemlock Win. M. Mleliiel, John llartmau
John Bet, Amos vlpplemaii,
Incksou Th-'oiloro W. Smith.
l.ocii.t Dtnlel Stluo.Sr,
M initn -AbriimSweppenbe!scr,Michacll''cderolt
Minnojr Isaelicr Evsns W. M. Monme.
Madison D. A. Walsou, Jacob Bcchtel, John M
Siiidh
Mt, . leasnnt losonb Cruwford.Johu C. MorJ.m
M .lue Jiihu M. Nti.s.
Oraimo Em niiiel Snyder.
Seott Wlllllt. Hurt man, J, II. TowiiEcud.
Sui;arloaf Allre 1 llurvey.
w
IDOWfct' AlUUlAISEMENTd.
Tho follow! ni: nnnrnlsoments of re:il nml tr.
sonul property set apart t' wiilown of ik'cciliiut'i
nav iH'Pn nieo iu inu omeo ot ine itcuisttT ot
Columbia coimty.under th Kules of Court, und
will bo prt'simteil lorubsolulu coutlrm.itlon, to
the OrpliaiiV Couit to bo hulcl lu liloumsburi, la
ami tor mUi rounty,on Wottiu-SLlay, tho "Unlay of
i toruary, isfat z crnucrc r. M.,oi nam nay, uu
lt"ss oxft'ptlotiN to kucU continuations aro prtl
ously tiled, of which all persons inturestt'd lu
mud 'stalcM will talco notice:
1. Widow of t'eter Millar, l.itoot Locust towu
slilp, deceased.
t wiuow oi .mcoo liarria, inio oi iicmio.K
township, deeeasod.
a. Widow ol Abraham Vauiioru, lato of lleui
loclc towusnlp, tloceasd.
I, Widow of Thomas U IlugUus.laloof lilooms
bur, deeeasoil.
ft, wiuow nt iiinur y. ilowman, late of ur
iiugo town-ill ) pt deceased,
0. Widow of Krederielc Shairer. lato of Centre
township, deceased,
7. Wldowof WclilnctoiiII.Knt.tato of Illooms
burg. tlec'Msed,
f. Widow uf. Moses llarlman, Utoof Cat'iwNsa
township, deceased.
v. mowoii!.pnraimi;vaus, laiooriiMrcietic
towushlp, deeuube.1.
W.H. JACOI1V, Ue-IsUr.
ItCKiHtCt'H OtllCP, 1
Uloomsburn, Jan. 5, 1S72.J
RlIalsTEU'rf NOTICES.-Notici; is
heicby nlveli to all legatees, creditor-. iu
other pel-suns Interested in the estates ot Hie le--.jiectivu
decedents nnd minors, that the follnu
init ndmlnistratlon mil ituardlau accounts b.ue
eon tiled in the otllcool tliu ttelster ol i.'i.hiin
Mlacounty, aud will bo presented tor contlrin i
tlon and alloivuhcu iu tho Orph.ins'Couit, to he
Held in Blnomsburjr.on Wednesday, tliu Ttti day
ol Eu iruaiy, Ml, ut i; o'clock lu thu alternuou
it said day :
I. 'Iho uivount or David Vanhorn and Jnliu
11. Vutiuorn, survlvlnt; executors of Coruciitis
Vanliiirn, late ol Hemlock lowuslilp, deci-asml.
-. 'Ihe aecouut of Go irire Markle uuuriliati of
person n-itl esmteut Celestia A. .Mailt e,a intanr
chll lor Jacob Markle, lato of El. hliiBercclt tuivu
ship, d ceiod.
0. The llaal accountof Danlol II. Hess, it'liuin
islrator, dc botiLi wm of Eleaacr 11. Hess, late of
o .tro lowtislll), d.cease 1
1. Tltonccouutu Jacob Yea-or, adiiiluislr.it-. i
Ac., ol Abraham Truxel, lalu ol Locust u.iin
rlilii. deceased.
S. Tho tlii.il iiecnuut of Ereas Brown, mianll in
ol Hie person and ilstulu of MiikkIo A.Clea.j
minor child ol 1). W.treasy, latent Scott louu
ship dteeased,
0. Tlio accountof E. Marvin Tewksbuiy, aJ
mlnl.trator ol thucstnto of lllraui Cool, latuof
Cntawisi township, deceased,
7. Too account ot nanuiel DIettcrlch, adinlnls
trulorol Lavlua Hulelusoii, Into of Scott lowu
slilp, decu iseil,
s. Tlio account of Jacob Wnnlch, administrate
ol Ljdla Wnnlch, lato of lllnoiusburi;, dcceiiscil.
0. Tliaaceiiuiii,iir Stoiib"ii II. Miller, ealardl-m
of the iieisou und estate of Hairtet Wiiuiili.il
minor child ut s unuel Wnnlch, lato or Heinlui-l;
t.iwnsuip, ileceasod.
Hi. xlie necouiit of Jonathaii Traub. Adminis
trator of Jcob Traub, lato of Bloom lownstnii,
deceased.
li. iho ilrstaccountorillramllceder.oxeeiit'ir
of John ZjlBlur, lalu olli'rankllu township, dred.
1J. Tuu third hoc unit ol diaries W. snvlcr
and Wlllla.n Ncal, Eiecutois ol Wlllla-u oay
der, late ut Blouiu lownsiitii,
W H.JACOBY, Ileglstci.
Ileslstor's Oillce. I
Illounubur, Jan G, 1S72,
rlsT6 v 6mjs ivon 7nti al
JU AT EEIIUUAltY TERM, 1S7L'.
Etiivard MeCall et. al. vs. John Svveenoy.
Georgo A. l-'iiek vs. Thomas fttuckhouse.
William Loueiiberuer et. al. vs. Huih Mcltoy-
Holds et, a),
.Michael Grovor's nso vs. S.ivaso & Bright.
Michael Glover's use vs. Savage 0: llright.
Juseiib Miller vs.W, L. Campbell,
i .niuinli.nl a Lo, vs. Mc.Niii' Ii ,t Shumau,
II uvey C. Hess vs. Samuel Creasy udiu'r.
Shiill.-. J; I-'un.toii vj. Allied Hwmc.
Olemuel G. atk-ketts' adm'r vs. David Uuccuty
el id.
rnoiii.is G'Onnervs. Martin aaiiKhln.
LuwlsJ. Auains vs. l-lshlugeicoiSeho il Dlslrttt.
-teplien '1 hoiuas vs. 0 ilcb Creasey it Co,
William A, I'aso vs. Bloom towusnlp.
.'. ll. Melick s John Yo iger's udiu'r.
.lo'iu Ivll.iu's use vs. Y, ll Yocuin et al.
I., nueilhwiiitvs Ere 1 E. Mereerou.
i-.ttuklln township . Jutill Melteyuoldsctiil.
U.iuiei E. t-eybert vs. KUnetob a Walton.
. W. Ki.uuer s. D. W. llobblns.
Va.itah Itei-cu's adm'r s. W. A. Kllue.
Mleliiel Mai no b, Piiiladelplila cc Heading
ltul lloa 1 Co.
Uu Itter Dixuu vs. I'hilJdclphla & HoaJlns lUul
lload Co.
Patrick Mai ltlian Vd. Plillalelnhla & Heading
Hall llu.dco.
Mis. -Mary Connelly vs, Phlludelplila & Heading
Hall Ho.ul Oo.
Solomon Hluey vs, William Walp,
Joseph fry vs. Simon Heedy.
William T. Shumau vs. Lackawauua it Blooms-
burK Hallroad Co.
Daniel Snyder's usovs M. C. McCollum et al.
E. G. ltlcketts vs. John Sweeney et ill.
George K Hess vs.sosepu Welsoetal,
Kiueiiuu Mcusch vs. Levi Bleu bender etal.
llogatl e: Kramer vs, Wiiltsm Uarber.
Mlcnael McMa ion vs. Nicholas Kindt.
A. W. Eaum vs. John L. Hosslur etui,
A. W. Eaton vs. B. E. Waruer et al,
Joseph W. Eausey vs. John Mulligan.
Columbia Insurance Co. vs. J. M. Erect,
. II, Stewart et in, vs Eraucu. B, July et al.
William Millies vs. Jonas Doty,
Andrew Crevcllnu vs. Thomas Trench.
Serein tali lless' use vs, John ilollmun et ui,
Erauk E. lirockway vs. Daniel E, heyberl.
J. P. btnnel'sex'is vs. Aaron W. Hess etal.
George W. Baker vs, T. J. L iwall et al.
George Whltmoyer's ex'rs vs. John Sillier.
A. Pardee i)t Co. vs. lluh W, Mclteynolds it nl.
A. Par leu & Co. v. Danville, uiuielon uuJ
Wilkes iarie Hallroad Co.
Susannah Gilliam vs, Martin M. lirobct.
Mary Lltweller vs. Anion smith.
Jumes lliyiiMt vs, llioonisbtiru lruu Co.
Hu ry I'ry vs. Jacob DleUem acb,
Muulica Mliluid vs. lluli Mclteynolds,
Thomas Williams in, ion!) Cain,
Dauio ll ivervs. Welliuiston Yeiiiisr.
William Williams vs. Charles 1). Fowler,
Eduuru Tuwksberry et ui, vs, Junius C, HteJei
Wlllliuu II, Abbott vs, Ji S. Brobst.
Job i G, Jaeoby vs, William i.leiiions,
William ColeuiKU vs. Howuul Grimes,
l-.ziiiS. Lyons vs. Solomon Disk,
Jacou Bower vs. William Evans.
J, W. Masleller vs, 'Willlum Wllilums.
lOAD UAMAQIJS CONFIUMhU
J ti NISI, DECEMBElt SUSSIO.V, l7i.
i. wers assess to Saiu'l llliuby, Madlsou 810 1
To G. P. Miller's heirs, Ceiitro, 5 "
i Mis, Collins biUUll, Sugarloaf, 11
ll Hie publio Is sailslled lliul Justice will la
douo by ullowlug tho u.uvo Bond ilaiuagca lu de
paid by tho county, theu wu will have uotiuau
lurtlier to sity, On thu contrary, if any t""0
reason is given why tlio sumo should uoi beiu
lowud wo will illo extepttuus lo Ihu same,
Hoad datuago Is growing nulle popular, tit"
imesllun is nuw.ls ll ulwuis Just. Wo liarll
needs a chick. Wu Hope the people In the lucai
lilts lu which such dumuito now Is or herea Itr
may be ussessed, will give It due cotisldciulhiUi
nud 11 they think uuy such daiuago shuiilJ U"
bo allowed, wo hope that they will enter tin"
tiroust,
Wu will giro this Item for publio bonelll. fro"'
lsaO to iMd, u iicrloil oi 10 years. Columula couut)
puld (O.tOi Hi Hoad damage. In 1(71, one )i-"
uuiy, it puld the suug sum of 90,0.
OYltUS KOIIBINS, )
H. J. llEEUEIl, J CouimKr
WM. SHAl'EEll, J
Attest Wm, Kkiukuaum, Clcru.
Dluomtburg, Juu, S, U7J-:'l.
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