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February 19, 1868.
lb Sitar mtd ffitutinel.
ilettysbning, Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1949.
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PREMIUMS FOR NEW SUBSCRI
BERS.—Our friends will!bear In mired that
any one of our present subscribers sending
in the names of four new subscribers, with
the cash in advance ($2 per annum), will re
ceive a credit of one yeir's subscription . on
their own account—in other words, for each
new subscriber sent in, accompanied by the
cash, a PREMIUM OF FIFTY CENTS 'is
allowed as a credit ou present subscriptions.
Some of oar subscribers have thus paid their
own paper for two and three years in ad
vance.. The same opportunity is offered to
all. WhO will' signalize the new year *by
doing likewise?
SALES.—The following sales of Personal
Property, to take place this anring, will be
foupd in our advertising column :
Fab. 22.—William Walter, Ilatniltonban tp.
24.—Adaat . C. Musaalman, liamiltonban tp. near
Fairfield. 7
•
25.—Wto. lloward„ Straban tp.
—Dr. John Carpenter, Franklin tp.
26.—Jacob Minter, Franklin tp.
—Francis Cunningham, Freedom tp.
27.—. Daniel Cashman, Straban tp.
—John Hoover, Butler tp.
28.—Jacob C. Herbst. Cumberland tp.
/liar. 2 —Adm's of Michael Carl dec'd., Berwick tp.
" B.—Henry Doti sear, Huntington tp.
"' —Adm'e of Frederick Stocksleger, Fsanklifi tp
4.—Chas. B Pollay,Cumberlatid tp.
O.—Samuel Shelly, Huntington tp.
6.—Wm W ible , Straban tp.
0.—A..7. Bender; Menalien tp.
" —John A. Shugh, Butler tp.
" Speck, "
'• " —llszekiah Latshaw, Franklin tp.
" 10.—Isaac Basehosr, Union tp.
" —J. McCleary and Rash M. Bighrn. Freedom tp
" —J. W. Flddier,Straban tp.
" " —Cyrus S Priest, Butler tp.
I:l.—J. W. Weigle, Highland tp.
17—Jesse Cook,Liatimore tp.
" 18.—Christian Benner, Straban tp.
19.—George Hewitt, Menalled tp.
'33.—John Efilmripe, Union tp.
•• 26.—Sarah Blotter, Sienallea tp •
•• 21.—Santael rawvar, Batter tp. near Beecher•,' Fat-
EXHIBITIQNAn Exhibition, under
the auapilees and for the benefit of the
Franklin Zouaves, will be given in Arendta
ville on the evening of the 22d of February.
IMPROVEMEN_T.—SAMUEL FIERBsT has
put up a large 'Stable, 423030 feet, in the rear
of the Keystone House. We beliete it is
his intention to open a Livery Exchange.
CONFIRMED.—The nomination of W.
H. Lortawm.L. as Postmaster at Pitholu
City, has been confirmed by the U. S. Sen
ate. We congratulate our young friend and
typo on his good luck.
GETTYSBURG ZOUAVES.—WiII meet
for Drill and Parade on the 22nd haat., at 1
o'clock, P. At., in full dress, with arms and
accoutrements in good order—the. Company
will also shoot for a medal to be presented to
the best shot.
PREMIUMS.—Last week the Westmin
ster Building Association sold 3 P hares 01
money at 38 per cent.; t an d 3 shares at 41 per
cent. premium. We thought the Gettys-_
buig Building Association was' doing a tab
business in selling money at 28 per cent
premium, but Westminster can beat us.
BURNED.—On the night of the 7th inst.,
the building over the "water tank," 2 miles
below New Oxford, on the Gettysburg rail
road, was consumed by fire. It appears fire
had been made in the building the evening
previous to keep the water from freezing,
and in some way the building took fire. •
LECTURE.—The Lecture of Prof. Cor-
PEE, hi Agricultural Hall, on the evening of
the 11th, on the "use and abuse of the Eng
lish Language," was delivered before a
large and appreciative audience, and fully
sustained the high reputation of Prof. C. as
one of the first lectures of the day.
ELECTION.—The following persons have
been elected officers of-the "Siummasburg
Mutual Fire Protection Society," for the
ensuing year:
President, E. W. Stehle.
Vice President, Michael Deatrich, Sr.
Secretary, James Russell.
Treasurer, 11. J. Brinkerhoff.
Executive Committee, Michael Deatrich,
Jr., Peter Sholl and Capt. J. H. Plank.
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.-We
understand that the "Phtenakosmian Socie-•
ty" of Pennsylvania College intend to give
an entertainment in Agricultural Hall, on
Saturday evening next, the 22d, consisting
of Addresses, vocal music, &c. A pleasant
t'me may be expected. No charge will be
made for admittance, bit a collection will,
be taken up to defray expenses - of rent of
hall, lightr&c.
APOLOGY. —We must krave the indul
gence of our rePders for slew weeks in not
giving them the Usual allotment of news and
other matter. This is the season for person
al estate advertising and, in order to accom
modate our advertising friends, we are nec
essarily obliged to give them the preference.
It will pay, however, to read the advertise
ments, as they show the business move
ments and cluingse taking Vac° in the coun
ty.
REPEALED. ; The Legislaturb has pass
ed the bill to repeal the "Gettysburg Asy
lum" lottery scheme. As' the corporators
have employed counsel and take the ground
that the charter cannot be -repealed, we pre
sume the matter will get into the Courts.—
In the mean time we advise our readers,
who do not wish to be swindled, to stand off.
The bill as passed forfeits the charter to
the Commonwealth by reason of the abusebt
franchisee granted by the Legislature, and
authorizee'the Auditor General to take such
steps ati may be advisable to recover all the" )
property, assets and effects of the • corpora
tion, by prompt seizure, and to held the
same for the benefit of persons who have
suffered losses at the hands of the corpora
tion.
A .RECEPTION—With exercises - appro
priate to the commemoration of Washing
ton!. Birth day, in which the Children will
all participate, will beheld at the National
Orphans' Homestead, on Saturday next,
&rim 2tosP. M. Major Ciarsrox, of Conn.,
will be present and give some interesting
facts concerning the earnest eo-operation of
the Sabbath Schools in New England, in be
half of the homestead. The public of Get,
tyaburg and vicinity are respectfully invited
to attend. '
Tickets of admission, 25 cents, can be pro
cured at the stores of Messrs. likektcu, FATI-
NiaToeic, Butim2.mt and Roma. The
proceeds aroto be appropriated for the ben
efit of the Children. Let the house be filled.
DISCHARGED.—It may be recollected
that a 'Young man by mane of ltosznv C
Hirtiarar.vf Columbus, Ky., 'was Arrested
in this place some months ago, while on a
visit to his relatives, on a charge of purloin
ing goods from the Express office in Colum
bus. Mr. H. bad been for some time the
Agent of the
_Express • Company at that
place, and during his absence some valuable
packages were discovered to be
. iniashige-=
Suspidon attached to Mr. H., and an Agent
of the Company followed him to this place
and arrested him. Mr. H. indignantly
aa
serted his innocence, and determined to re
turn at once to Columbus to meet the chard ,
gr. He had at the time the sympathy of ,
many personal friends, who will bevittitied
tfj7 that the proxecutinn has been show
40111ffil „ .
AT H081ig... 7 -By the annexed letter frcm
our old tillA atid - Cnirespondant, "Z. S.
G.," it will be seen that he is at home again
—on :a brief visit, however, it being his pur
pose to return in a few days "down east," to
complete the survey of tba railroad from
Bangor, Maine, into the British Provincei.
It will be seen that his sojOurn Her Ma
jesty's dominions hap not' diminished his
interest in public affairs or iessoned his in
dignation over the treachery and infidelity
of the President, who, he thinks, should
have been long since impeached.
Nsw Ostrom', Feb. 18, 1868':
7b the Editors of the "Star and Sentinel"
Inclosed is a $2,00 bill, which you will
please pass to my credit. And while I am
writing I will ask indulgence to state that
1 am on the third quarter of one hundred
years, and have seen something of the
iy-burly" of patties, and should like Lo
have the oonfidence to believe that . 1 might
yet see my country enjoying peace and
prosperity. But, I would ash, how shalt
peace and prosperity be obtained! One of
the first lessons that my mother taught me,
was not to cry peace where God said there
was no peace.
The Fremont policy is the only true policy.
That poti , y probaDly would. saved Abra
ham Lincioln`s life. That policy would have
saved thousands of the lives of our young
men, and millions of dollars of the people's
money. The timid, "split-the-differanse"
policy has flf led tneoountry with mourners
and Invalids, and laid a burden on the na
tion that will probably last as long as we are
a nation. And what is the prospect? We
have a traitor and rebel sympathizer in the
chair, of State, with a classof men chosen by
ourselves who have not the courage to put
him out, although they have thepower and
evidence enough of his guilt to justify the •
measure. If his,finst veto message did not
furnish evidence enough to convict him of
treason, I should like to kilsow what would.
He refused to sign a bill that passed both
Houses of Congress because it was passed
In the absence of eleven States, when those
States had gone out of the Union by for*,
had set up a government of their own, bad
invaded our territory and done everything
they could in the nature of war—and yet
Congress could not pass a legal act in their
absence. the idea is too ridiculous to be
entertained in even a grog shop.
This hesitating Policy is always paralyz
ing—and the idea that the people are not
ready for radical measures is a delusion.—
The people are always in advance of the of
fice-holders. The office-holders and office
seekers are opposed to the impeachment of
Andrew Johnson, but the great body of the
people would have been glad to have seen
him ousted from the place he holds, a year
ago, and they will not be satisfied for him to
remain a stumbling block till March 0369.
i feel gratified When I reflect that, nine of
the Pennsylvania Republitun members had
courage enough to,st•nd up to the mark on
the impeachment question, while live were
too chicken hearted to vote for it, but cast
.their vote against impeachment. One whom
I helped to elect to toe place that he holds, I
regret to say, backed down—poor fellow.
I have no doubt that a inkijorlty of the
Supreme Court are in sympathy with the
rebellion and will do all that they can to se
cure the prominent rebels, and shelter them
selves and bewilder Congress by long wind
ed arguments made up of ambiguous phrases
in the name of law, and thereby introduce
sophistry instead of common sense.
J. S. GITT.
BUGLARY AND ARREST.—On Tues
day night last, between 9 and 10 o'clock, the
Jewelry store of Messrs. SOPER, & MCCART
NEI', on York street, was entered during the
tempory absence of the proprietors, and
three watches, worth about $75, stolen from
one of the cases: The lass was not noticed
until next morning, when the services of
detective BOOZER were called in to work up
the case. During the morning, officer
RoOZER, learned that two strangers had been
in town the preceding day, one of whom un
der pretence of being blind had been dis
posing of songs, and bad put up at the Bat
tlefield Hotel,but who bad suddenly decamp
•ed before midnight, and at once he proceed
ed to look them up. They were tracked to
Littlestown, where it teas found that they
disposed of the watches at Hemler's tavern,
and taken the morning train for Baltimore. •
Mr. BOOZER immediately made for Hanover,
the nearest telegraph station, and telegraph.
ed to chief of Police in Baltimore. following
himself in the next train. Reaching Balti
more, he learned two men, answering to the
descript.on, • had arrived in the morning
train, but that the telegram had reached
Baltimore a half hoar too late, the parties
having inquired for and gone to the Wash
ington depot. Mr. 11017ZER believing the
parties to be old offenders, who adopted this
ruse to mislead pursuit, insisted that they
ware still in Baltimore, and had officers
dwelled by the Chief of Police to sussiat'him
in the search. At a late hour of the night,
after visiting numberless cribs resorted to
by thieves, the parties were found in one of
these low dens, arrested and - brought *back
to Gettysburg next day. They prove to be
old offenders, going by the name of Henry
Reed alias Rue, and James Elliott, one hail
ing from Philadelphia and the other from
Baltimore, and both of whom have been in
the Penitentiary several times. Elliott is
blind in one eye, and nearly so in the other.
He carried about with him a printed state
ment of his being blind, and that he bore a
good character, .tc. The wonder is that they
did not help themselves more liberally, as
the case from which the watches were taken
contained other watches with a large amount
of valuable jewelry. Officer RotizEa deser
ves much credit for the skill and persistsmce
with which he worked up the case.
ARREST.—Last week officer WEIKERT
arrested a stranger, passing by name ofJoim
Cook, and bad him comrnittedon a charge of
larceny. He had been about town for sever
al days, but withoutfear of the law, under
took "feloniously to take and carry away"
two umbrellas, the property of the Senior
editor of this paper, and dispose of them.
Ile had been to the residence of Mr. HAR
PER, for aid, representing himself to be a
printer in distress, and atter receiving aMist
tauce the . rascal carried off the two uinbrel
his. They werepot missed, but it so hap
pened that one Of them bore Mr. H.'s name,
which led to suspicion. Officer WRIER=
got on his track, attested the unsnap, re
covered the umbrellas, and returned them
to Mr. H., 'Which was the first intimation
the latter had of having been robbed.
BALES.—CoL J. EL McClellan bas sold 10
acres of land, on Semnituy ridge, in bor
ough limits. to Isaac Deardorff for .$l,OOO.
Dr. F. E. Wandersioot, 'on the Bth inst.,
sold at public leale, his property on Balti
more street in this place, at $4 376—Metors.
J.W. C. O'Neal, W..A. Dumas and E. G.
Fahnestock purchasers. •
Isaac Deardorff' has sold his tarn; in Cuth
berland township, to John Braught, - of Mif
flin comity-312 acres, at $14,000.
Michael B. Miller has sold a tract of
twelve acres, with improvements, in Mount
joy township, to David Chmeaddle, for 'sl,-
000. Mr. Miller has purchased from John
Cress, a house and seven acres of land, in
the same tove r htp, at $6OO coati.
CHANGE ,OF COM:MS.—The Senate bee
passed the Bill;prepared by ltfcCoiattrogv,
changing the time of holding the Courts in
Adams county, The Bill provides for a
Court of one week In April and August,
-commencing on third Monday u heretofore, 7
and a Court to continue two weeks in Nov
ember and January, commencing on the .
fourth Monday. The Bill is intended to
facilitate the criminal end civil busineett of
the county and save the necessity and ex
pense of speCial Courts, and was prepared It
the request of the memberis of .the - Bar and
Judges of the Court. • '
COLORED CELEBRATION.—On Wed
nesday last the "Sons of Aiegn." a benevo
beat association composed of eokued men,
paraded our ittitiets, with martial mode, WO
member Wierlnig a blue sash, white gloves *
and the regalia of the Order. The yelisbre
tion Was in notrunesuorattou of the hirthdeY
of Auti9Laar lintootarpthe rest Emium
In pis* the “Seeit
°See, three tu?Srty cheers *ire - 110 ,01 4, 011
also at other 'point* in Mime ft* awsubses
aeparted,tbealselves with marked pmtrialty,
and the preeseden attteeted Ottethattentkr:
89.414 4 AF444oWiiiieStOuse Com
mittee,
at flarrbibuilr, lad week,'after hear
ing Senior MeCXerautattY In behalf of the
citizens &the - border Counties claiming . re
lief for damages sustained during the war
by Rebel invasion; reported the:Bill to the
Hones Pritha favOnalt xeconuaendation.--
We learn that the OemMittee bad detentaitt:
ed to report the bill unfavorably, bat after
Mr. MoOotravorrv'e able and thorough vin
dication of the claims, changed their poi
pose. We have not learned whet the pros
pects are for- the pause of the bill, but nits
to be hoped that this long delayol measure
ofjustice will be accorded by the Legisla
ture. The border counties had to bear the
whole brunt of the injuries resulting i
their eapoeed oondition, by reason of R ebel
raid. and the battles of July wt. The dt
feat of ihe Rebel army at Gettysburg, caved
the State from Rebel spoliation, and tae
Shit° should indenify our people for the
heavy losses then incurred.
FRIGHTENED OFF.—On Mcmdaynight
a week fLutres warehouse, on the `Gettyi-'
burg railroad, was entered by two thieves,
a comrade remaining in a sleigh close by,
but decamped without taking any goods—
being disturbed by the approach of one of
the hands employed there, whose attention
had been attracted by the sleigh. On the
approach of the latter, an alarm was given,
when the two rascals malted from the ware
house, jumped in the sleigh, and drove off.
MOANING GLORY STOVE.--Greitt itn
proventents in Stoves have been made with
in the last few years by scientific men, who
have directed their attention to the work of
securing the greatest amount of heat from a
given quantity of fuel, and it is now admit
ted on all hands that the base-burning stoves
are beyond all question the most economical
and comfortable. Of the base-burning doves.
it is also now admitted by all who have
tested them, that the MORNING GLORY
is equally beyond question the MOST ECO
NOMICAL, and most deeirable—eonsum
ing the least coal, easily managed, free from
dust, and producing a uniform heat which io
equally diffused throughout the. room. Hav
ing a mill-grate, they never clog up with
cinders, and being once 1-tarted can be burnt
the entire winter without cleaning and with
out letting the fire •go out. They are like
wise ornamental, and equally adapted for
parlor, chamber, office, hotel and hall. Over
FIFTY of these stoves have been sold in
Gettysburg and vicinity this winter. They
can be seen in daily use at the ELOLE Ho-
TEL. and the WAS rtiNGTON Elottsx, and also
at the "STAN AND SENTINEL" Office.
—Col. C. H. BETZHL.ER, at the corner of
Railroad and Carlisle streets, Is the sole
Agent for the MORNING GLORY, for Ad
ams county. (Atli and examine them.
"If Also. on hand a large variety of
COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, COAL,
LUMBER, Washing Machines, Tin Ware
&c. Call and examine.
NO MEDICINE ever appeared with strong
er vouchers for its general and substantial
excellence than the Peruvian Syrup. Inva
lids, especially those suffering from dyspepsia
and dilbility, should send to J. P. Dinsmore,
36 Dey street, New York,' for a pamphlet
(sent free), concerning:this remarkable reme
dy. It
er"Time may sear and blanch your brow,'
but it tannot silver your hair, if you use that
excellent renewer know as "Barrett's Vege
table Hair Restorative' to the i sbaolute ex
clusion of all the vile compounds with which
the market is flooded.—Portsmouth Jour
nal.
- CR - The sweetest singer and the sweetest per
fume of the day are Adelina, Patti. and Pha
lon's "Night blooming Cereus." Both ire
American ! The &Jr singer enraptures evttry
body—the perfame is in demand every where.
- 7 -Georgetown Union. 3-4
gattni of tht Vtarlato.
Baltimore Grain and Predate; Market.
Baltimore, Titetaay Mornsw.
25 @ 10 00
...1050 @ll 00
5 50 @ 5 62
...230@ 2 80
... 250 fio 2 DO
1 14 @ 1 20
1 60 @ 1 65
.... 78 @ 80
.... 3 00 @ 315
.... 8 12 @ 850
.... 2 50 0 2 80
.... 17 @ 18
.... 12} @ 13
11 @ 111
....18 00 @ 25 00
WHISKEY,
SrpEE nor n,
Eznze FLOUR,
BIICRWHILLT 31ZAL,
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,..
Coax,
Rrs,
OATS,
Tnianyz-sawn,
CLOVER -GEED,
kLA.X-ISSZD,
BAoonr, Hams,
" fints,
SHOULD/AB"
HAY,
GOLD, Phila.
Gettysburg Grain and Provision Market
Gettythurg, Tredzeiday Morniite
830
9 50
SUPER FLOUR,...
EXTRA FLOUR,..
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
Coss,
RYE,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED,..
POTATOES,
Burns,
LARD,
Esse,
BAOO4, HAMS,
" SIDSS,
" SHOULDERS,...
SOAP,
TALLOW,
MIARRID.
D errEnnon —Mos BR.—On the 31th of Dec.
by,Ray. E. S. Johnston, Mr. Alton! Dotter
ror, to Miss Ann IL Moser, both of Fred
erick county, Md.
Eiblielaingek—aearintaine, -11 the 16th
ult., at the residence of the bride 's parents,
by the Rev. Mr. Owens, Mr. W. A. Elotiel
berger to Miss Lydia . A. Spiutgler;bo.h of
this. eeettte. t
Jotting —Zutezata.—On the 17th of Sep
tember, at the Lutheran Parsonage in Han
over, by Rev..B. Yingling, hix.,D.E. Johns
Ihrmerly of Petersburg, (Y." 8.) to Wei
Helen M. Ziegler, or this place.
LIESPIa- , SWA arplacnr.--Ou- the 211th tilt.,
by Rev. J. D. Sebring, Mr. J.,;Hdrarn
of the neighborhood of Gettysburg, to Mini
Angeline litriftr.bacii, of letTenum, York
county.
Mwrzorn—lirrxr.—On the 28th nit by
Rev. E. B. Johnston, Mr. Henry Clay Metz
ger,ot Hanover, to Miss Emma COI.* My
ley, of Fairfield, Pa.
DIED
tsbituary notices 5 cents s line for all
over 4 lines—oselt to scoon2panT notices:
[icons.- On the ,2d inst.,' Mr. Abraham
Jambs; of Lathnore"township, in the :VW'
year of his age.
I .y t ii
Kmtagt Mrs. .-On Monday last, 'nab
H. Login, wife of Daniel Iflingel. }this
place, age 34 years 10 months sod 14 da s. ~
Soctior.-On the 10thinst, at liettieriitt rg,
Pa., Miss Margaret Scott, daughtat of tit ;
James Scott. formerly of Dettypburg, bit
?4th ye a r of her age. .
STAitanta.-On the Oth ult., Newry Allen,
infant son of Samuel and Anumdst littetner,
aged 6 months and 10 days.
WAitrtint.=-Ott the 7th tiildl this Tilhot
,Mg,,,Restry-MewrgbrYw't, th
Isr"rart'"
tunnels and 4 l i gaiii iif „,,.tiC"
Wour.-On• - 11114., at the Alms
House, Mr. George Wolf, at an advaheed
aCi li ttfa WAS 41111 I.
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PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE PEBBONA.PROPERTT
Ilisinbsertbar. litaisdlng to gralt IlWatbur, will lull st
Public Bala, ow Wwhosaday As lath der' of North seal,
at 100* A. At, at b in residence In township,
about *Ss youthoost of Clostysburg, this
Ponsousl Property. via: , •
4 D OP !OWN WORK ROOM 7 Inch Cows,
4 bowl of poling Ostalo, 2 Rut* 1 Raw and II Pigs, 1 bur.
bons Wagon with Bed, day taddots, t two horns Wagon,
I Cherisga, I Threshing Machina with doable Shaker,
Wlrs4 oth Rats, iglu DrUl. Whinowlng NUL 2 sots of
Brsochbatuk,2 nets frost Caws, 2 sots Plough Goats, 2
sata Hansww. Oals, Bridles, Madan, 2
Ploughs, 2 dosblo and single shovel Ploughs,
Coro Covens", dm and shies Truss, Butt sad Snail
Chains, Blahs and Cow Chains, Log Chains, and other
Parsaugrotants. patent Dry-Rouse, a lot
Bold a ball 'doses Chid , Cupboard, • Sploalng
Whoa!, Q uitting Prange, and a lot of Household and
Kitchen isurnitura.
Attendance will be even and tonne each known by
081.18T.1LA24 MINNS&
Joint Suwon*, Auctioneer. (ob. 19.-ti
"UpkUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE
.1E- PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will seU at Public Bale, on Thursday,
Merck IT,M, I Bell, erlDeelosk, I. JL, on We premises In
Mantles township, Adams edinty, ed the read leading
trews Bendsraville to. Hunterstewn, erg:4mile from
Beodeveville, the fislhow int Veneta! •
2 GOOD HOW% l Cows. Ribald of bbeep, 1 two or
three-horse Wagon, Falling-too Baggy, 2 Sleighs. Wagon
flows, Harrows, Oorn forkalhuvel Plow. Ilay Bake
Grain Bonen, Winnowing Mill, Cumin g Box, Grain Cra
dle Rakes, Parks S sets Breechbands, set Front Gears, 1
set Harness, Wagon Boddie, 8 Housings, 8 blind Bridles,
Car Leathers, Plow Line, Biding Bridle, 2 .pa i r
1 pair Butt Chains, Mt of Bea Hives, a lot of Oar
pouter Tools, inch as Planes, /lacers, Saws, Chisels, and
many otherarticles. Also—Household and, Hitches Fur
niture, consisting of- 2 Bedsteads, 1 Corner Cupboard,
hoe Lade, and ether articles.
Attendance will be given and terms made known on
MME
EIIIBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale. on Friday.
1./m2oth day of Marvit nest, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at his
reold*Cce. In Union tewniddP, about two miles oast of
Littleitown on the road leading to Hanover, the follow
ing valuable Personal Property. via :
4 HEAD OF HOUK:SS head ofHorrini Catjle,3 Sheep,
4 Shotes.l Brood Sow, 2 Wagons, 'I sets of Llsy Ladders,
SWIM Bed, Sled, 3 Ploughs, 3 Harrows, Cultivator, 2
Shove , Ploughs. 2 Corn Forks, Spring. Halts, !lackeys
Beeper, Threohing Machine, Winnowing Mill, Jack
Screw. Log Chains. Halter Chains, Cow Chains, Horse
Coats, Ply Nets, Cutting Box, Forks, Bakes, dhovel a, sue
of the best Grain Drills in use, Meat Vessels, Barrels,
Cupboard, Beds and Bedsteads.and other Household and
Kitchen Furniture, too numerous to mention.
Attendance will be given and term.i mane known by
Fob. 19.-it JORN KRt; MUM
pUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned intending to relinquish his trade, will
pall at Pubic Bele, on Monday. the 9th day of March next
at 1 o'clock, P. 1., on the premises, his residence In
Frederick county, hid.. on the road from Tatieyt own to
liforlm's Tavern, about S mils* from the former and 3
miles horn the latter, adjoining lands of Samuel Ott,
Jacob Bollinger, Reuben flaming and others. cousieting
of 81X AURBS. of first-rate land. improved with a large
twuatory Log Dwelling. Log Barn, Blacksmith ROT.
timoke House, and other out.buildiugs. a well of excel.
lent Water near the door, and a Spring convenient to
the house, also, Pb Orchard of choice fruit of all kinds,
tc. This lea good ~itcration fur a Blacksmith, bola* in a
good nefghborhudd and having& vod run of custom.
attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by JOSZPiI F. BOWELS&
Feb. 19.-te*
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
On Tuesday the 102 h of .Iktmh next, at 10 Vdock, A. _V.
The undersigned having rented his Faros, will offer at
Public Baia, at his residence hi Butler township, one
mile north of Middletown ; the Viewing valuable Per
sonal Property. to wit:
4 Homes, 2 oil them Hares with 8:41, year! tag. Colt, 3
good Mitch Cows, 4 bead hi' young Cattle, 18 Sheep, 6
Chaster Nutt* goat. two-horse Wag,n, twaharee Spring
Wagon, two-tune Bled, Hey Ladder,. Lin. Bed, rprina
tooth kith se Rake, a good Winnowing Mill, Plows, Her.
rows, Bantle, Double sod Three bore. Trees, Stretcher, 3
seta Breerbb•nds. Fmut Osars,Diertsorse Gear., Conan,
Bridles, Halters and Chains, Cow Cleans, Batt Chains, 2
Wain Oradtea, Mowing Scythse,llhovels, Forts, nod other
ankles. Also, Hetwebold and Kitchen Furniture, coo
t& lag in part of • Mahogany Side-Board, Bedsteads,
Unarm and irlstitrea, Heat Stand, and a great variety of
other art rhos
rrirAtuendance will be given and terms wade known
on day amide by • CY RCS 8. °MUT.
Jona limos, Auctioneer. - (tab. 12.—u.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
Lut fell. when the priTtlege of concerting the Angust
7-30 Notes expired, many persons who neglected to rare
sett into 5.20 Bonds, or sell, lost the premium and the
Intrileftrofeatitetthig. It will be the mate /rids the
'tan maturing in June and July next, ((not di posed of
in time. This Bank will either convert, , or parrhase,
the7-30i,allowing premium and inteweat
Feb.14 , ,1g611,4f
NOTICE.
The Sian account of Rams MCCoins, Nag" Ba.
questrator of din 04tystatrg H.R. Co. has been filed in
the Coors of Common Pleas of Adams county, and nil I
be confirmed by sold Court en the 2601 day of March,
111611, 4. I.A. sinless cease be shows to the contrary.
Feb. 19 -4t• J A. BI2ZMILLEIt.Proth'y.
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
rat MCI HMO LAID AID MAID SZNAlrfq
WITHIN TIN ILIUM OP Till SUMMIT OF THE
LEM
The ptoapect that the
Whole Grand Line to the Pacific
was WITS! better. The Metal KO far provided br con
struction have prayed ample, and then Is no lack of
funds for the most elgorons prosecnti,m of tho 'enter
prise. The Company's First Mortgage Bonds are now
offered at £4,11. They pay
2 1 0 @ 2!20
,2'lo (0 2 . 25
1 00
1,30
62
100
2 00
V 25
•
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
and have tbh ty 3 earl to run before maturity. Enb
emit tion■ will be received in Gettysburg, Pa., by the
I 20 op 1,25
,35
GETTYSIAJEGI NATIONAL BANE,
and in New York at the Company's offices No. 20, Newest&
street, and by
11 12
20
CoNTINILVTAL NATIONAL BANS, N 0.7, liassitti et
CLARK, DODGE * CO., Bankers, No. 61, Wall it.,
14 0 15
10
JOHN J. CISOO & SON, !tankers, No. SO, et.,
and by the Company's advertised Agents throughout the
United States. Remittances should be made in draft or
other funds par in New York, and the Bonds will be sent
free of charge by return expreei. Parties subscribing
through local agents, will loot to them for their safe
•
dellraty„ . •
7 8
A NNW PANPHLST AND MAP, showing' the Pro
,gress of the Work. Resoureeefor Donets-44ton, and Vane
of Bonds, may be obtained at the Company's Mots or of
its advestised agents, or will be aunt hiatus appiication.
JOHN J. DISCO, Treasurer,
New York.
Yeb.l9,lB6B.—tt
BARK ! BARK !
1100 CORDS WANTED 1
inn*
600 .CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for w bi ehelvfli My $S es sr card, du delivery, In
• pod older,e4 kb twined hi Getty/Mtg. !iota also,
500 CORMS OF
R():CK OAK BARK,
tb`A:tdet the highest mak* peke will be emit
JOHN VAMP.
Feb. 12.—dso
J 0 It* •"M..': IVfliki ~014-I.i.
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Diat(ind - Confedioneq.
Baltimore Street, oppoeile•Stor aiPilbSet
. tinel Office, Oetilellarth,Pl fr )
OonlithaWili all ii* !r te Mid 0 • 0114,
Waits, ftwies. L lt ampw,ll.l•3so4l, NM Not CIT t
ally on baud. ORO, PO* " 6114 '14 Lrp
Plightosimiliftimmtexpel
V A-1., E NT-IN-E 8 •
kiltoti l imi-4440-611
.
C. 23,
=
few isgatistivento.
GISOBON HISWITT.
(r.u.19.-a
OF GETTYSBURG
7-30 gb TES.
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
540 MILES
ARE NOW FINISHED
ROCKY MOVNTAVO3
WILL BE COMPLET!D IN WM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK and
t
~ .,',oo*---Vldotoitittits.
1111ORDENTOWN FEMALE. COLLEGE
BORDENI ; OWN, N. J.
VAVUIDIDIDES THU vales BAST BDUCATIONAL AD.
NTAGES in connection witti a phasing bome. Bowl
•od i r ultkei $204 per year. For Ginkgoes address z.v.,
Joan 11. BRAICILICI, A. D. Preet.
"THE PULPIT, "--A 82-pigeJourn*lnt
Public Speaking,
Pure Literati's and Practical Belieon, containing the
hot things aid by the Clergy and Petals Men the world
over. By our plan SZNT ONE TUTU NUR NOTHING.
Bent 10 cts. with your address to
"THU PULPIT COOPANY,"
81 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
Agintig Wastai, Imo 'lady for Canoasbel,
"?Ht HISTORY of the WAR BITWEEN =ESTATES,"
CRAILL6TIN CorDOCT LTD RLSCLII4
By Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEVENS.
Seed tor Circulars, with terms, ands full description of
the work. • Address NATIONAL PUBLIBIII3IO CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
jilir N TED—IN ZYBRY COUNTY in the United
States, A GOOD MAN to sell by sample,
CHAMBERLAIN'S COMBINATION
Square, Plumb, Level & Bevel.
The greatest Invention of the age. and one that evsrj
Mechanic, Workman and Partner in the land will buy.
Scud addling'', with name. State, Oonnty and Po.t Office,
plainly written, and we will 'end circulars and terms.
W. 8. BATCHELDER L CO., Pittsb.irgh, Pa.
A 7 ANTED-133 Teachers. Students, or oilyr intern
,' gent Men and Women. Business pays $lOO to
tboo per month. according to abilit . Address ZIIG.
LISM, McCURDY A CO., 614 Arch st , Philadelphia„, Pa.
WANTND—To make an arrangement with a live
man in every County, who wishes to make mop.
ey, and can give good references No capital required.
Will sell a basins nowaylng 11.500 per month, and
rely on profit s for my pa t Address J. C TILTOA, Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
XL
A PRESENT OF $25 VALUE,
(IF your own selection, free of cost. for 'a few daya'
kJ service in any town or Tillage. Particulars and a
gift sent free, by addressing, with 'Kamp, N. B. CLOG'
MAN k CO., 49 flanov , r et., Boston, Mit.e.
Al ERICAN CLOCK CO.
3 CORTLANDT ST., NEW YORK,
Manufaxturers, Agent-and Dealer, in
ALL VARIETIES OF AHERICAN CLOCKS.
Sole Agents for
BETH TLIOMAR CLOCKS.
THE CELEBRATED
"ESTEY" ORGAN ,
• VOX HUMANA STOP.
Pronounced by all who have hen. d It the moat natural and
.beautiful Imitation of the HUMAN VOICE ever yet in•
trocluead. J. EBTEY, t CO., Brattleboro. Vt., the orb
gins! Inventors and , ManotacturAim. 417 Brooms at, N
Y.; 27 River at., Troy. N. Y.; 18 North 7th at. Phila.;
115 Randolph at., Chicago.
RED JACKET
AXE.
COLEMAN'S PATEN:
TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING
We claim it will cut Twenty-Five (25) per
cent. more cord wood per day than
any other Axe made.
McEtzmret. Dec. 1.1.15 r
Panama. (armTOtz k CQ.
Fine:—T have fully tried your Patent Axe and and
that it le all that you claim for it. It will chop faster
that any other Ax• that ( ever saw. and leaves the wood
without sticking at all. T would not chop throe days
without one for the cost. I need not say any more, for
any man that tries one will he waisted.
CAUTION !—Sbe Axe and the Label are both patedt
ed. Infringers oe these patents will be prosecuted at
c.rtllng to law. Venders or deolera. and persona near
eat infringement, are liable with the maker of the in
fringement.
larYor sale by all Dealers and the manufacturers,
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWE L L,
(Scotsman to Ltrimecorr t Co.)
4.k rnen , rs nJ tht Patent',
NORTH AMERICAN STEAM
SHIP CO.
1 1 1.
THROUGH LINE 'MI CA LTTORVTA.
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING PROM NEW YORK
December sth and 15th; January 5t1,,
15th and 25th, and February
15th and 25th.
With New Steamship/La the ring. Claes.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANT C. & 1111R. LINE.
Ferterither Interesseket eddrees the Werslgned et
177 West street New Yuri.
..rt. N. CARILLHXIN, Agent.
ONE DOLLAR! - ONE DOLLAR
A GREAT WONDER, a Silk. Th Irma or Alpaca Dream,
Cl. Wor,l Shawl, Carnet. 50 yes. Sheeting. Family Bible.
stets Ladies Fart. Sewing Machine. Fine Wool Cloth for
Gents. Sots, Ac, fur ONE DOLLAR EACH. Agent.
wanted. Circ,.lers sent free
Address O.S.WARREN A CO., Roston. Mess.
Immense Dollar Sale
Or ENGLINII, PRINCE' Alto GUMMI DRY AND FANcY Goons.
Pt .ran WARY., CCLTRII. AMR& LIATRZI Goons, Ac , Ac
Send 15 cents for one. or 10 cents each fir ten or more
namei of articlea,wlikh we gill I
SELL AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Seenta can purchase an at ttcle worth from S 3 to $2OO,
for One Dollar, According to flee of clut, ordered. Cir
culars sent tree. KIMBALL e. CO , 3 Tremont Row,
Boston, SUL P. O. Pox 2510.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !
A Beautiful Ingot rated Book, worth a Thonaaad Dol.
tars, tient Ire* to any address on re:eipt of 26 cents, by
adtiresaiog Protestor JOILS VANDERPOOL. No. 285
Winthrop Place, New York City.
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Avrtßs Caton Cloth, Dress Pelts, DO, Pant Patterns,
V V Sewing Machines, Watches. Dry and Fancy tioods
•c. &e. Bend ten cents for Patent Pen fountain, with
slip describing an article in our dollar sale.
Any patina, (male or femalejcan send ins club of from
'0 to 10.10, at gune rate (In ets. for each.) gni get a pre-.
mititn for so doing. Send In Registered Letters. Sam•
pies mailed free to any address.
E tsr NIA:4; A EF.NDALL,
65 Hanover it.. Boston. Mews.
WE ARE COMING !
And twill present to any person sendiur, ns a elnb to oar
()teat
ONE DOLLAR SALE
hf DRY' AND FANCY GOODS, ■
Watch, Piece of Sheeting, Silk Dress Patters, kc.,
FREE OF COST.
CatAlogne of goods and sample sent to any address
Mt.
•
ALLEN, HAWES & CO.,
P. O. Box C. 15 Federal et, Bosi.m, Maxi
Wholesale Dealer' in French, German, and English
Dry and Fancy Goode, Gallery, Plated Ware, Albums,
Leather Good!, &c. [Feb. 19-41
E. H. MINNIGH 9
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
nett doorlo the ileistoueliotel.
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Confection, Periodical and
News Depot.
All kinds of Confections, Can
dies, Oranges, Lemons,
Nuts, &c., &c.,
ao;stantlY on hand.
The Daily Papers of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New Yotk,
and choice Magazines,
eupplaed to subscribers at lowest rates.
VALENTI.NtS
Plate, Qamlo "Clancy, slam actor tuteat Jot opered ,
pirCALL AND EXAMINE - 0k
• robat—nl :
GONFECTIONERY
!CE CREAM SALOON
JOHN GRUEL ,
Chambersburg Str Gettysburg,
next door to a acieei;
• F
Navin quenplated bin now building, ban opened Alin
lkt auortakant of Con &along ever aired in Get.
• , larbul 4 ng
I I
ittOMMOlrearlditTi
W s
/Ws- and moth!** iberzii6 to a iretidai
ciongv,.with npseUl sax= tiou Ibr Liao
mind onsthsr tx- .
; impoid f boirtmt nom, .4.
.1; : •
~.
GEO. °JACOBS BRO.,
Ghaftibelibterg Street, GetWur.ry, Pa.,
CLOTHS, CASS.T.74ERS, TWEEDS,
Of all styles, and best quality
the market can produce,furn
ished cheap as can be sold
in the country,. which
- will be cut out, if de
sired, without extra
charge.
Goods made up and warranted
The HoWe sewing Machine,
The'most perfect & reliable in America !
The highest premium—the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, and- Gold
Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, 1867.
The Ilowe Machine will do a largor variety of work in
beter style than tfny other machine, and defies all c .m
-pe,ition fJr simplicity and ease in working. Call and
exam luo them. Circulars containing price list. kc., can
be had on application. [Feb.l2, 18611.-tf
Vii IRE RAILING, Wire i so
Guards for ?-tone Fronts, Amy
moms. kr ; Iron Ilftlideads, Wire Welt
Wok for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Brims sou I ton It ire
Cloth. hieves, Venders, screens for Coal, Ores, Saad, £c.;
ii easy C..imped Cloth for Spark Arresters; Landscape
Wires for Windows, nc.; Papermakere Wlres,Ortistaient.
ci Wire Work, kc. Every Information by addressin t the
manufacturers. M. WALKEN t SONS. No. )1 North
Sixth st., Philadelphia. [Feb. 5,1868.-1 y
CHESTNUT LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE
I will sell 160 ACRES, 2 miles meet of Milierstown.—
The Timber Ispriacipaily Chestnut w ids emus Black Oak
and Walnut. The land is easy of access and the eon
first-rate.
100 Acren can be eanily cleared and theTimberwillpay
(..r the land and clearing, as a portion of It will cut 1000
Rolle to the Acre. There are two capital iprings on the
['rant. It - will be gold in a body f.r 18.00 per acre; or to
1,411 to soft—Together it would make a nip Farm fora
man wah 'mini means imPor terms.
Addreu
Fairfield, Pa, Doe 4.1867. tf
A FIRST CLASS F &BM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Within two miles of Gettyaborg, on the Harris
burg road, with all n improvement's,
And in prime order. twill sell from 100 to 160
Acres, to snit purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
For further information, apply to
WM. WIBLE,
Gettysburg, i's.
Sept: 18-U
VALUABLE TANNERY
" AT PRIVATE SALE
WM . KEEP
The subscriber, wishing to give tip the Tanning ball
seas, offers at Pr rate Sale, his valuable TANNERY,
situate on South Baltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa., in
cluding Brick Beam Shop with 1 pool, 2 lima, and six
handlers: Brick` urying Shop; Brick and Frame Bark
11l Howie; 311 lay-away Vata on the yard, with 11 Leaches
and room to add any additional unbar--constant run
ning Spring water, never-failing, in tan-yard and shops.
This Tannery is located in a region whim, good Bark is
abundant at resemiablepiicee. Possession ofthe Tannery
will be given to the purchaser intmediateig„ if desired,
with a supply of bark to run it.
There is besides a large Two-story BRICK DWELLING
on the property, with Spring tionee,Smoke House, Wood
shed, Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbitild
inp, with a well of water and also hydrant at kitchen
door, with running water through Spring 11011110. There
is a variety of best quality of growing Grapes and Fruit
on the premises. The property la in good condition, and
in every respect a most desirable residence and business
stand.
PITTSBURGH,.,
Also, will be sold, A LOT OF GROUND adjoining a
bow*, containing 1% Acrea, more or less, with an Appla
Orchard and a first-clue Spring and Bathing Brushlish
meta on it.
Ala", A LOT OP GRAGND, on the Euunitteburg road,
one-half Mile from town, containing Acres, which the
purchaser eau also have, It desire&
s Penws demising to slew the pniniess, or aeoertaia
further partici:dare, will address the balbecriber residing
itsGettysburg.Pa. , JOIIN WINEBILIeNNISIL.
dept.lll.-if
TOWN PROPERTY
THE an,dersigned offers at Private
Bale, the old DOBBIN DWELLING, at the junction
of the Tane) town and Emmittsburg roacia,ln the borough
of Oettysbrirg. The house is substantially built of stows,
mad contains twelve large rooms There Is a strong.
never-failing Spring of first rate water in the basement
and l% Acres land connected with It. The location .
is a very pleasant one. and with a little additional outlay
Olin could be made one of the most comfortable and de
sirable homes in the borough or its vignity.
Nov. IL I b 7 —ll JOHN RUPP.
FARMS FOR SALE.
I win sell the Farms,
. No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and 0 ettydbarg road between York Springs and Heidlert
burg. containing 121 ACRES, with Improvements, new
occupied b) James Miller. pile. $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the • Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between ileidiersburg stid New Chea•
ter, containing 145 ACKES, with good Improvements
tow occupied by George J. Shank. Price tiC per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed ; the balance to suit the pacifistic, either in cash
or in first judgment Bonds of not less than s4oofOr No.l,
and $4OO for No. Z, to lb paid annually with interest.
*A.:Theft farms are patented, lie handsomely and have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 1867.-tt
WESTERN PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
I have on hand a few TRAMS of No. 1, second
hand, prolanption Lends located near Q•llroads, County
Town., &e., in well settled neighborhoods. ahkh I will
sell, nr a:rheum' at a fair price for Reel Estate In Ad
an, IS county. Pa. GEO. ARNOLD.
Feb 5. 18813.—tf
gooks, grugs, Wahines, &c.
A. D. BUEHLER,
DRUG & BOOK STORE
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS.
MERCHANTR supplied at wholeeele
city price.
Feb. 12.—tf
„PlitriS74,llN 4ND DRUGG-187,
Pews and Drug: -iltore, Oto.VIIMWOU Stun
GETTYSBURG.
*Aida advice witliout charge.
KSIMILIOS, /AUNT DISDI(SaIIiL, ISTA.
TIONSST, PIiIIiIIWIST, SOWS, 11/1111151311, TOIL
IT ARTlCLW, Errinpra, 'mum, Silt.
LNG SODA, COLWii OF TAWAS,. LAWS,
COAL OIL, &C., &C.
YII6IB LIOOOIII lbw sedlialsal purpoeee.
Dr. S. Homes OLIEN, a reliable reedy f chapped
bands, rough skis, At.
• -.
Allsfi. ;lee werresquivirairad
Jim 111811.-tf
:*ugeisl and 11tI~ dicier es.
iithautuirs OLD ATAND.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
next floor to Eitystoo. Hotel
TO FIT
Also. axle Agent!, for Adams County for
lital estate ,salts.
JNO. P&XTON
k DESIRABLE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
Neer the Diamond
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DR R. HORNIR,
DIALER tN
PO' gam
Receipts and Expenditures
OF ADAMS COUNTY FOR 1867.
COMMIBBIOXIVA OPPICE, t •
ADAMS (Alm f, PA. )
AGREEABLY to an Act of Assem-
Dty "Au Act to Babe County Rates aad
Levies," requiriug the I 'oonalssiosenrot the respective
cossetko to publish a Statement of the Reosipttend Ix
mullions@ yearly, we, the Coanniesioners of Taxa' of
Sad county, do repor t follows. to wit—host the 7th
day °l lamas''. A. D.,1801. to the 7th day of January,
A. bath day. tactual's:
JACOB ABEAM, Bsq., Treseurer. and the Commission
ers, in account with the county of Adams, as follows:
To sash in hands of Trissurer et last settle
ment--_ .—.... V,131 50
Outstanding County Taxi, and Quit Rents M
bands of Collectors- ................ ......-..-.-....10,492 69
(busty :Rates and Z411(41 assessed far 1887.
Borough - of Getty abure.....
0 46ult Hants. 31,7:e /0
176 04
Cumberland township... ...... -.—... 1.638 66
Oxford ....k r .... ..... 1,436 90
Huntington ...... -........- 1,686 90
Frank) In .
.... ..... 1,768 17
Btraban 1,844 12
Henalien 1,336 63
Haselltonban 1,335 80
Mountpleaaant 1,768 19
Reading -...- 1,481 63
Latimors ...„. ...... ....... 1,078 86
Butler ..... 1,119 28
Hamilton 1,421 69
Unioa . 1,664 91
Illountioy 1,263 68
Gonowago 1,265 86
Gecmany .......... —.... 914 92
Tyrone 974 12
Liberty 907 61
Berwick 696 94
Freedom. 665 07
Highland - en 86
Littlettown Borough_ 627 03
Berwick 363 92
N.-383 93
8,987 73
Loans from Bank and sundry perilous.— ....
Cash received per Philip Hann, Sheriff, for
Jury fees.
Cash received from James J. Fink, for coal for
office
Cash received from J. A. ifitztailler, for coal
for office, 2 years
Cash received from A. W. ?dieter, for coal for
offlce,l year ........ ...
('ash received for old lumber from bridges
Cash received from J. M. Wolf Zsq, fines
Dividend (rum Water Company, Z years
Exonerated TaX
Additional Tax
Balance due Treasurer by county
The outstanding Cixinty Tax and Quit Renta
appear to hale the hands of the following
Collector*, viz :
Yrs. CblZectors. 80r.," 71C1.4.
11385.
Henry Dotter*, Huntiligton 121 U is
1466.
Henry 6htilts, Huntington 191 99
Michael Bender. Metudlenr....--.... 687 97
Fred:nick Qulale, Btraban..- ......„... 194 80
A. Be keurode, Mono tploseant•... 134 96
Daniel A. 6•11, Unkm— . . ....... ____ 133 7:
Henry Slaybonigh. Butler 06 26
0 A. Ounorer. Mot:Aloe 114 01
F H nett. Tyrone—.—
. 64 11
John Nunaemaker, ldberty 118 01
T. Blocher, lAttlestown 37 92
T. Pealger, Berwick b0r......- 111 88
tan.
J nob Betranel, Gettysburg bor.* 811 97
* . Quit Bente 173 04
Jobe geefaussr. Cumberland'.._._.... '317 61
Georg* Shane, GAtted 571 23
John rtlVzsl, Ifuntington* 936 09
Usury ID.vdorft, Prank line„.... 566 16
T Taaaidababila, Bamboos—. ....._. 859 63
C. leppeltnan, Met.allen 866 34
IL. McGinley, LbsittUtonhan...--.. 656 17
Jacob Medborn.itoantolaaaasaf..---- 038 07
V. A. Orudord, Hauling 3:17 97
Aaron Leas, Let [more 403 60
Jacob B. Trost le, Botl..r* 953 90
Yranklin Woliet, Ibuniltou* ...... .-..-. 353 21
Jesse W. &Ides, Sloonkloy* 177 14
Joseph Bleak, Conowago* 415 46
Samuel Ramer, Germasy*______ ..... go 67
Jobs DeLep,Tyrone..- ..... -.- ....... -.... 799 40
James Corry, Liberty* 376 82
111 rem Kepner, Berwick* 153 74
John Dobbs, Highland* 236 90
Henry Kubler, Berwick bor.t 27 56
XS-Linton, freedom and LittlesMwn had
paid In fall before settlement for 1867.
arThoss marked thus (t) More Mine paid
n fall. Tkom marked thus (•) have Mace paid
part.
CR.
By orders paid out, as follows :
By auditing and settling public accounts 848 00
J.C. Neely, Zig , auditor appointed by the
Court to audit public offices Z 00
Printing, blanks, Ac....... ...... ...... ...... .. ............ 482 24
~.- S tieriff's bills of Court costs ; 1,210 19
‘l3l*rk's pay ... 500 00
Abatement to collectors of 5 per cent. fur 1864
and 1865 ' _ 444 00
Pox and wild cat scalps ...... ... 41 76
General Jury and Tiplitaves' pay 1,540 17
Assessor.' pay____ ....„ , 547 84
Adam Robert, Req., late Sheriff, fees for keep
ing prisoners and turkey, 1885 and Is6B. 1,416 38
Wood rodeo 4 for public builkhngs--.....-.... 350 46
Repairs at public buildings____ 111 68
Grand Jury and 'l.p-staves' 5 7 512 83
Register, Prothonotary and Clerk of Bastions'
Tax refunded to sundry persons.. ..... ---_-. -26 08
I:4' militates of Constables' return5.........._.._.. 80 26
Counsel tees. —.... 76 10
Treasurer of Alms H1X4111..........-- ......._. 12,700 00
Pottage and stationery for Commissioner's of
fice6B 56
- .. _ . . .
NOW and interest paid Bank and sundry per.
sone ....... ..._..._...._ ....... ........... ... 4,107 55
Quit Rents paid Marcus Samson to Jan. 10,
1867---. 3 00
A. J. Owner, Esq., District Attorney's fees....._.(Si
Abraham Krise, Esq Comssioners pay._... 286 Ott
Samuel Wol',llPsq ,Comenimioner's pay.. ..... - - 285 00
Nicholas Wierman, &sq., Commissioner's pay.. 286 00
Keeping prisoners at Eastern Penitentiary 495 37
A. Hebert, late Sheriff, conveying prisoners to
Eastern Penitentiary 356 00
Philip Hann, Sheriff, conveying prisoners to
Eastern Penitentiary'. ....... . ....-
Danner A Ziegler, harass's, .... for 1865 to
121 67
R.O. McCreary, Esq., Attorney's fee to Morrie
-44 00
Inquisition on the body of Peter Glass. Oil 31
C.ll. Buehler, cylinder fur stove 11 12
Gas pipes and fixture. at Jail 105 54
Thames Wm, rimming privy at Court house.- 55 00
John Gib on, palm:lnt Court House cupola.... 27 13
Wm. L. Murphy A Soo, A'r dockets for County
Offices 41 25
Michael Rupp, Court Housekeeper__ 35 00
Bedding and clothing for prison ..... ....... 22 50
Wm. 8. Lamb, (or seal presses lor County OP
ficai 79 00
Adams County Agricultural Society .. -...-..- 100 00
JamesN. ginner, for arresting horse ..... 20 00
J P. Enabler, for arresting horse thief... • 64 00
Deficiency on State taxes and paid by the
County-- .* ...... _-_____ .... . ..... -
2,345 71
Jacob Sheath , Treasurer , errors in collec t o rs'
accounts 150 00
H. A Picking, Agent Perpetual Fire Insur
ance on Court House of 64,000. 406 50
Dr..I.W. C. O'Neal, medical attendances!' pri
soners for 1886 and 1867 ............ . .... '....... ...... 50 00
Jury Commisekmers' pay m 04
A. B. McNair, County Bounty due 1662 60 00
Paul Hersh, • " " " .- 50 00
J. H. Rrongh, " " '' - ...... -. 50 00
Reiman* stomps-- ---..........- 5 26
Orphan's Calms.- -.......- ............ ....- ..... -.. 77 00
Special Court, Dec. 9, -...... Nr7 34
Philip Hann, Sheriff, for summoningl more.- 86 40
A. Shealy, County superintendent, by an Act
of Assembly 50 00
OMetre' pay at Spring Ileciion 420 64
141, , g i n ‘" 547 10
Directors of the Poor pay 60 00
Raul damages and &nazis views...._. 462 00
Repaint at M•Mges —.
.... --. .....- . --. ' 609 49
Henry Quitman contract in fall on b ridge
at Sticker's mill —....-- ... .. ~. 1,798 00
Pins Smith contract in fall on . lßlue Spring
bridge-- 673 27
Exotterations allowed collectors-- ......... -..-.. 384 IS
Collectors' bee - 1,633 68
Outstanding Tax and 114 , 11 t Rents in bands of
Trammels salary A ...... .. ..... ............ 773 64
Ask lase: due CS3 usaty.
DR.
To amount of outstanding 234 mill Mats Tax
... -.....--"*
1115 5
To sinoont of outstanding mill itato Tax
By amount of outstanding 2% mill Buda Tax
dueoount7 . $2B 48
By amount of ouTZ • nding 3S mill State Tax
due County——
—36 39
By amount of f :I; * allowed c011ec t0r......„_....48 78
By amount of stenetatlons to 0011act0r5......... ^ 79
Balance doe Canty by Tresumer a 49 29
terry Fends.
To moan* at outdo/lan Military nada fur
Bdid $37 09
To amount of outstanding lat. 70
By szconstion snowed 42
Haws du Cknuay by Tr imirarer--- 1213 filt
'may Bounty
DB.
To amoontotootolondisg Omar Bounty far •
1047. $l4B
worsapet
By amount of outstanding County Bounty for
""."
• 14
ea. Cloutiff by Traisiner 62
(mil" ittloothioiy that thofbrogoing otatosoost of
floortpla s ozbltrited 14$ the *Moo of the
v i o g ismit ortelfOokly, le o correct oaf trfut copy
telMtb c oljobiroff With edema rowdolog
iWillifollett iv* have` bitoosto sot our
ahiMtitaaddEz of lad siVt,
fb
'cfaeolbriittor falvialf, one nurlllo44
dry" god iffolf4lo - •
hqa
!MOM VOW.
41fAMAIIIVIVIOLIN,
- LOM
Co c at rolisoonr of /Woo woody
Attort-4. 31 7 WArro. •
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Moot Admen ootati:
J., iiiii=vaitraseta .o—to. nun
''' do .6•011041 of Tratanie sod
.a.... 4 is? bow Wont or if
: - tiolowirfroartai ildlorteg to be a
intomobrikolonbo erne* dmr•
A. , , to &but one* day of "sears.
. ' lb Ass hodier •
plat Ifs•
JACOB BREADS, Esq., Treasurer, and Commirtioneri,
in account with the county of Adams:
DR.
Cash in hands of Treasurer at last s e t t lem e nt..
Outstanding County Tax and Quit Rents in
hands of collectors-- ...... 16,492 r
Loans from Rank and sundry pansina-..... 6,997 11;
Amount of County Tax and Quit Rents assess
ed for 1885 ...... ........ SPAM 7;:
Cash from Philip Hann liberiiiJary tem el,
James J. Pink fix coal far oMce 20 On
Jacob M. Kitsmiller caul for office
Adam W. Minter coal for office 1 year.--
For old lumber of briefing
From John M.Wol noes....
Dividend from Water o.iiiipany fur 3 years,
fixemsrated tan
Additional tax ........
Balance dos Treasurer by minty,
$240
." 1,025
10,09 Ra
Foos for 1864 61 66
11 1 63. .....................:_.........» . 317 IL
928 38
186 C
tronotutlons in - 1864.
72 Ei2
1867 1.1 76
Dlsibutienton to on County36,lB2 V.
Trestpurer's comm fission , 71 64
By OUt.tandillg taaca for ......
114 ed .....
State Tatra clue (bunt,.
•
DR.
To amount of outstanding 23,i mills State Taz
due county._...... 4 3
Amount outstanding mill Rats Tax due
county
By amount olontstandlog milt State Tax
dna county ..... it
Amount ot outttanding 34 mill State Tax due, ...
MGM) .
Pees allowed collectors
Exoneration allowed collectors..
Balance doe county by Treasurer
72 00
2000
M 7 00
2000
5048
2500
43'X
12i 64
44
3545
To amount ofontntandlng Military Fund* tor
Rale :3;
.Amonst of ortitanding 'tenet ............ 14'5 To
$61.430 lu
CIL
By exoneration allowed collectors
Balance due cennty by Treasurer..
To amount of outstanding County Bounty for
it 44 '22
By amount at outitandlng County Bounty for
1888.. ........ —...... ...... ........ . . .......
Fees aUowed collector.
Exoneration, allowed collectors
Balance due county by Treasurer
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the county - of Ad
ams, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn In pursuance of
law, do report that we met, did an , It, settle and adjust.
according to law, the accounts of the Treasurer and Com
missioners of said county. commencing on the seventh
day of lanuary, 4." D.,1867, to the seventh day of Jan
nary, A. D., 1668—both days inclusive; that rid M
cGann', as settled above and • ntered on record in Settle
ment Book in the Commiasionfirs' Office of Adams coon
ty, Is correct, and that we, Itud a halanier due incol.
&elide, Mao, Treasurer of Adams c.ount), of C.x.f.'"
.Taxes, tit Irt)-five dollars and forty-five cents, ($35 45,)
and a balance one county by Treasurer, of State Thies
due county, of forty-nine dollars lino twenty-uine tette,
/643 29,1 and a balance . doe county by Treasure of
Belief Fun a of one hundred and twenty-eight dol
lars and fifty cents, ($1223 50,) and a balance doe coun
ty by Treasurer of Cennty Bounty of sixty-two dollars
and forty-five cents, ($62 45,) and in outatanding Coun
ty Taxiss twelve thousand six hbodred and twent3•
flee dollars and sixty cents, ($12;625 60,) outstanding
Stated Taxes due county of slaty-four dollars and &Islay
seven cants, ($64 870 outstanding County Bounty f
twenty-fire dollars and forty-six cents, ($25 46.)
JACOB C. PITTSSTURT,
IlEtillY L. BREAM, •
MEM
Leb.l2.-4t
NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Jaws. C0111111:11.13, late
of Hamiltonlean township. Adams county. deceased, har
ing been granted to the undersigned residing in the same
township, h.- hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to said estate to (attend make Immediate payment, and
those having claim, against the same will present them
properly authenticsted for settlement.
fa. 12.—dt J. CLAYTON CHAMBERLIN, Admr.
NOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary
on the estate of Aetautn Jaunts, late of Lat Imdre
tp., Adams county, decoused, bar ing been gra•ted to die
undersigned, residing in the game township, he hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted to geld estate to make
immediate payment, and thre. having claims against the
mime to present them properly authenticated for eettlo-
moot. JOHN COULSON, ter.
Feb. 12.-tit
JOTlCE.—Letters of Administea
t ion on estate of Daiirt flaserkstztosa,late of }I mi
llion township, Adams county. Pi deceased, having beet
granted to the undersigned residing in Paradise twp.,
York county, be hereby gives notice to those indebted
to said estate• to make immediate payment, and these
having claims against the same to present them pmper
ly authenticated en settlement.
Feb.l2.-61* SOLOMON OISE, Adin'r.
TO COLLECTORS.
The COLLECTORS of
State and County Taxes,
Are reqoestod to collect all ontetatatig TAX ea Imme
dLately, and make eettletnent of their Duplicates ON OP.
BEFORE THE 20TH OF MARC% N'EXT toithout
By order of the County C.oniminskaiers,
Feb.l2 1568. td
NNOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
i- 'too on the estate of Sasmitt Ztroun, lea of Stra
ban township, Adams county. Pa., decrited.bayini been
granted to the undoreigned, residing in the said town.
ship, he hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted to
mail estate to make immediate payment, and those. hav
tag claims &galas& the sante to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
Feb.s -45 t WILLIAM JACIMIS, A daer.
• NOTICE.
THE account of ABNER S. BINDER,
Trustee of the estate of Roessns. Ralsol.m... under
tha wilt of BMWs= Baown, deceased. has been hied in
the ofEce of the Clerk of the Orphans' Ceort of Adam.
county, and will bepresented to said Court, for confirma
tion and allowance, on Wednesday the 26th day of ifarrA
next, oftsil which all part lea in interest are hereby noti
fied. A. W. MINTER. Clerk .
Yob. fr4t.
Auditor's Notice.
an.dersigned appointed by the
X Orphans' Court, 4 Adams (minty. Auditor tomato
dtstributien rf thebalanes rem* Ins in hands of
Ann. T.Wmans. Administrator of the gatille of 84ntrat
HARLAN. drie'd, to and among the parties' lewdly on
tit led thereto. will attend at his dice In Uetty,tbutg,es
Sztiatiey the 22nd day of February next, at 10 °Weak, A, ,
N. to dtseborge said duty. A 3. t:OVE.II,
11.-31 Auditor.
$51,430 10
DISSOLUTION.—The Partnership
.lUr heretofore enleting between the undenlgned ender
the ann of I. Maxi £ Bee., doing bnelneu in Middle
town. *dame county. Pa.., le hereby dleaelved.. AH per—
sons Indebted to Geld arm CH please teaks payment nu
or beta* the let day of .14R013 next.
Feb.! —St* IdRAHL SHANEt Diu.
.163 TO
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persona concerned that the
Administration Accelerate hereinafter Mentioned Will be
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams comm for
oonfirmation and allowance, on TUESDAY, the 26tb dal
of FEBRUARY, 1868, et 10 o'clock. A. M., .
1611. The end and On 1 acentrat of Pine P. $f md
31fink. Adis inlet:atom of Joseph Irbil;
7,Acconot of David Saurbaugh, Guardian of Tin
David Penny! and George Edward PeusyL minor eb Oen
ofJacub Pew!, deceased. settled by John lianiii
Adminkrator of said David Saurbanch, deceased.
106. The first and flual account of Israel Gartman .end
George Rkbert, Administrators of John Gartmaut late
of ibmilton township, demised.
106: The account of Samuel Lent; Administrran of
sary Lents, late of Butlir toernsb tp, deceased.
107. Guardianship acemnt of Wiliam Wible,Guairib3l.l
of David Luther Plank and Anna filmy Louise V/ lleon,
(late pkipkO minor children of John Plank, Jr., (Wed.
W. D. HOLTZWORTG,Iteginter.
leb:s—te
.1163 70
.....i.....
Si T 2 72
~x,.......
1172 72
• DISSOLUTION.
P E 4
pirtnership heretofore existing
between the to &reigned maim ehe Ann of OARD
NCR A BROTHIR, o Petersburg, T. 8., is beret,' .10 , -
soloed.
All persons indebted to said firm, will please
Perms without delay. Slaw partner is nothorized
to nee the name of tit, firm In the vet tiement of t ca hu•
Envie. .1. A. ARV.; Alt,
w.olAbLiri AR%
HAVL.X6I disposed of tny *lO4 of
Alert:handles to Simms. list twin A Sedif I. and
Wraith* fr om aseccessful bushing eerier at k wrly
tiphken years, I hereby return mi . ' I .11 10 0g 1 . ottnt.i
lodgements to m
she.s Ind eurtmers tbr t bars
patecumge, sad rfully reeemmunsd to theft gimponmi,
encouragement, My surceseda, Neese,lffrfronn.csio.
A. mosestsm.
tar
April la. UK t •
WA N t
20.0 Cords. •Ook d, •
Bark
$lO 112
ttaltyortat at Sandmes Vinl, of alii9phegm,k,,,h,i.,. the
amine Ilhinstrer, for _which
• ^ 1"
$5 00 CASH 'PEat 'CORD.
inn be paid, on dellvh.T.
7•141111$00"U
4006
01.
A. Ott
4 :41
12:, 48
ZZ iC
DZEM
$51.4al I)
4i 1
$ 1 6:1
giE
PrUef Fm•'4
DR.
CUE
E~
$44 27.
128 LO
5172 72
CLunty Buwely
DR.
5148 22
Andiwra.
J. M. WALTSB.CI•[L
!
MORT cusoNurgia,
MI
4..1 IJ
2;1
49 21,
DM
BEI
62 45