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_RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES OF STEWARD'S STATEMENT---JOHN I John Luken, for 235 lbs beef, 6, 10 57 'E. R. Wilson, do 32 180
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, from the 4th day of Jan- Jane Hoover, for 139 lbs pork, 7, 800 0. It. Young, do 33 180
- the House, is receiving complimentary notices THOMPSON, Steward, in account with Huntingdon
i d i a a y ry s. lBs9, to the 2d day of January 1860, Including both County Alms House, from January 4th, 1859, to Janu , Sarah Alexander, for 02.5% tbs beef, 8, 25 03 W. S. Cunningham, do 34 320
Huntingdon, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1860. from all quarters. On Thursday evening 4th, 1860, inclusive. ary Abraham Lutz, for 250 lbs pork, 9, 15 00 J. E. Glasgow, do 35 140
Christian Price, fur 156 lbs beef, 10, 7 02
D.R. Catharine E. Fraker, for 04 lbs bacon, • 11, 704 $249 08
LO CAL & P_ERSONAL. last, he delivered an address in Harrisburg,
1855. John Smith, Barr i e l e ECEIPTS. $B2 50 Jan. 4, 1859. To Levi Evans, for note, $l2 39 Thos. McGarvey, for butchers' meat, 12, 88 32 Salaries.
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GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT.-The proposed 1856. George Rupert,Bra d y , which the Patriot & Union says was replete
Solomon limner, Jackson, 87 80
31 00 J. McClure,
March 1. William Piper, do
do 9 co Jacobs & McNite,
28 50 John Jacobs, do
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do 14, 49 98
15, 441 J:Murphy,
D. Clarkson, do
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concert by Prof. Coyle and the " Continen- ~., B. F. Wallace, Morris, 20 00 Wm. Glasgow, note bal. account as former Steward, 42 29 George Garver, for 488 lbs pork, 16 ; 24 40 , Wm, Moore, do do 42 40
with sound sentiment, wholesome advice and 1807. Alexander Stitt, Alexandria, 113 85 John Hicks, for one yoke oxen sold him, 75 00 John Adams, for 150 bushels wheat, 17, 150 00 , Dr. It. Baird, attend. Physician . 1 year, to Jan. 4, 158 50
Henry Brewster, cleric one ) ear,
tale" in favor of the Huntingdon Baptist patriotic feeling. He was warmly applauded. " John It. McCarthy, Brady, 87 80 ' Columbus Wiser, for cash received, 40 00 Adam Heffner, 116 do
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18 & 19, 126 9 2 1
" George M. Green, Cass, 66 84 Daniel Bergstresser, 619 lbs hides, 34 45 James Lane, 23 ' do 20, 34 '-'t" ' David Blair, counsel, ' 20 00
Church, hitherto postponed, will be held in -.•- " Samuel Smith, Cassville, 362 John Jacobs, 3% lbs lamp fat, 1,3 4 .; Samuel Lutz, 253/ 2 do 21, 31 91 I -
the Court Room, on Wednesday evening, 9`)d. IQ The Continentals of this place intend " Joseph Park, Clay, 70 01 T. A. Smelker, one calf, 200 Michael Myers, -11 jg do 22, 41 90 I
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" William Johns, Cromwell, 212 81 Stranger, to 34 bushel cloverseed, 250 James McKinstry, 36% do 23 & 24, 36 60 ! ,
133 John Thompson, Steward, sundries per account, 1433 75
giving a Concert at the Mooresville Academy, 23, 82 69
inst. " Brice Blair, Dublin, 21 13 Samuel Douglass, for five bushels barley, 324 Benjamin Garver, for 943,4 bushels rye,
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on Saturday evening next. The good people „ Williamc , 1 "'kiln' 47 81 Baptist Church, for 15 lbs lard, 1 50 Thos. McGarvey, butchering, salt, &c., 26, 19 36
$8696 25
The entertainment will consist of their George Numer, Henderson, 12 45 Samuel Banks, for 834 do 85 Samuel Lutz, for 5334 bushels wheat, 27, 74 48 Products of the Farm.
of that- part of "ye Sammie's" country may " Samuel S. Smith, Huntingdon, 393 68 D. Clarkson, for 3,,,1, bushel small potatoes, so E. A. Myers, for wheat, 28, 10 12
usual variety of popular and attractive airs, " Henry A. Mark, Juniata, 77 56 do for one lb stocking yarn, 75 144 bushels wheat: 0734 bushels rye; 109 bushels oats;
expect a rich, rare and racy musical enter- " George Jackson, Jackson, 150 3. 11. Kidder, for 51 lbslard, lard, 510 $1377 19 85 bushels burley; 650 bushels corn in ears; 18 bushels
together with a number of new and highly onions; 20 bus. turnips ; COO bus. potatoes ;15 bus. beets ;
" George B. Weaver, Hopewell,
tainment, not met with every day. We be- " Samuel Hannah Morris, 78 53 D. Douglass, for 9 bushels lime, 112 Sundries paid for use of Flu-nc. Marked File F. 2000 bus. lime; 28 tons of hay; 6 loads corn fodder; 2650
interesting pieces not heretofore introduced, 742 :36 Jane Wilson, for cash received, 500
speak for them a crowded house. " George Miller, dieicla, 6 '2B Blair County Alms House, for cash received, 12 90 By 'W. P. Harris, for work on farrn, NOD. I, 2& 3, $l2B 00 beads cabbage; 3866 pounds of beef; 2563' flog of pork; 358
do do do do 4 a-. 5, 38 89 lbs of tallow; 466 lbs of lards; 22 pigs; 11 turkeys; 300
flute duetts &c comprisina• to , ether a rich " D. S. Henderson, Porter, 257 80 County Treasurer, for drafts at sundry times, 1151 11
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Mee. Alexander, for 16 days work, 6a 7, 10 00 chickens; 2 colts.
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and interesting vocal and instrumental exhi- /33''' Mr. B. M. Greene's H $ 1435 75 Huntingdon and " Charles Bowersox, Shirleysburg, 32 53 Henry Myers for smithing,
8, 23 88 Articles Manufacturod.
" Joshua Johns, Springfield, 105 90 C.
John Wicks
. do., 0 ; 30 91 146 shirts; 107 dresses; 89 pairs pantaloons; 27 pairs
bition, one worthy the attention of the lovers 3leConnellstown singing classes gave a Con- " Thomas Cisney, Tell, 166 28 BY SUNDRY EXPENDITURE FOR USE OF BOUM A. Carothers for one mare and colt, 10, 125 00 drawers; 40 aprons ;30 pairs stockings and socks ; 8 sacks;
John Jacobs for one bull, 11, 20 00 12 vests; 11 comforts and has; 15 shirts ;20 pillow slips ;
of music, and the public generally. " Abraham Elias,Tod
cert in the Methodist Church in this place, " N. F. Campiiell ' 164 58 Monthly Statement No. 1. January, 1859. J. Cresswell for eloverseod and barley, 12. 35 00 18 sun bonnets; 12 handkerchiefs ; 4 small coats.
Union, 110 29
The well known musical abilities of the on Saturday last. The notice given Martin Meitner, Walker, 191 97 By Samuel Rickets, for boards, 63 James Harper for 40 bushels of potatoes, 13, 26 00 Stock on hand.
Expenses removing paup from Blair Co Alms House, 580 R. McNeal for 6 bushels of seed wheat, 14, 720
evening John Thompson, West, 803 77 $4lBl 09 15, 17 2 5 3 horses; 6 mild, cows; :3 head young cattle; I bull ;21
above gentlemen, to ether with the object in was very short, consequently the house was 1858. William Walker, Alexandria, 249 35 Cash paid 4 stragglers to leave, sundry times, 112 W. Harvey for wagon bed &c.,
16 , 95 0 stock hogs; 3 breeding sows; 57 sheep; 11 turkeys • 200
" Peter Livingston, Ba.rree, 1076 88 do Grice flintily to leave, 780 It. Davis tor seu'ng limo kiln,
view, and for which they have generously small-but the singing was good. " John C. Watson, Brady, 864 12 do postage stamps at sundry times, 113 George Flautt fol. s.ork., 17, 407 chickens ; one two horse wagon; one new three horse
wagon and bed; one sled; one cart ; one buggy ; :3 plows;
tendered their assistance, it is hoped will se- _________.... " Joseph Park, Cass, 225 63 John Burns, for shaving paupers, 75 1. Graflius for plow points&c., 18, 262
one harrow; one cultivator; about 7500 lbs pork; 5000 Ibs
" John S. Gehrett, Cassville, 61 10 J. S. Miller, for cm:olmm lamp and can, 200
$478 9, of beef; 450 bushels potatoes; 2S tons hay; 920 heads cab
cure for them the encouramement and patron- Alai'''. The attention of our readers is reques- " George W Johnson, W. Horton, Carbon, 438 23 Jas. Johon, for essence peppermint, 87 bage.
" George D. Hudson, Clay, 271 91 Doyle, Foust & Co., for campheno, 20 Sundry Persons for Merchandise. Marked File M. -., MONTHLY TABLE.
age of a liberal community. ted to an advertisement, by D. Caldwell, Pro- '"
:Joseph Cornelius, Cromwell, 632 67 McKinnon & McNite. for drugs, 75
By Wm. B. Leas, for merchandise, No. Ito 4, 341 91 -4 tz , 2 ., c, 7 , y ; ,.,,, c.,, , ,,,,,,,,,,__,
" William McClain, Dublin, 377 37 Weaver & Graham, for camphene per bill, 435
thonotary, entitled "An Act in reference to Wm. A. Fraker, do sto 11, 162 57 . E .... :::, 29 1 ,c2,..' c .5..„ .F., Fs= V ='' 7,
The nett proceeds to be apprpriated towards " John B. Thompson, Franklin, 1078 04 A. A. Shannon, for repairing harness, 12
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the debt incurred by the introduction of gas the Commissions of justices of the peace and " Jacob Hallman, Henderson,
" Peter Swoope, Huntinn-don 249 76
909 51 J. Hildebrand, for flour to pauper,
J. C. Sechler, for sundry freight, 100 '
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into the Huntingdon Baptist Church. aldermen, in another column. It is of impor- " Jacob Weaver, Hopeiv ' ell, ' 586 50 Sundry traveling expenses during the month, 11 21
Foust & Etnier, do 18 al9 31 08 = 77 : : :'
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' Samuel Steffey, Jackson, 782 35 - Doyle, Foust & Co., do 20 300 E....i --- • ~, ~,,
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STREET BRAWL.-A disgraceful fight came 0 at, " Nathaniel Lytle, Morris, 480 08 Monthly Statement No. 2. February.
John Bare, do 22 524 ~..-.., t..4_,,, , ,- ; ... , 5 , _ ....,
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off on Monday evening, on Tow Trill, just r " Green,Oneida,
SUDDEN DEATH.-Rebecca a daughter Of „ George
Michael Garner, Penn, 174 41
721 73 By James A. Brown, for tools,
John Burns, for shaving paupers, 76
75 George McLaughlin, do 23 25 33 ..- -4 c.... e., t,.., co t., c :.-.
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David Etnier, do 24 7 49
Mr. Henry Helfright, of Petersburg, but late- " Daniel Knode, Porter, 1395 21. alcßennon & McNite, for drugs, &c., 262
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back of the jail, between a couple of the de- " Samuel Foust, Shirley, 1237 32 Cash paid for postage stamps?&c., 115
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ly married, was on a visit to her sister in this " Benjamin Long, Shirleysburg, 172 49 Joseph Harvey, for 4% bushels ashes, 56 a ,-,. co .-= : .•+w_
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scendants of Ham, about a small piece of beef. J. C. Sechler, for freight, 25 Miscellaneous and Incidental. Marked File I.
" David Wible, Springfield, 311 41
place, and while engaging in washing in. the „ Catharine Fraker, for stage fare, o By IWKinnon & ArNite, for drugs, No. Ito 7, 46 61 5' 1 I- ' E ''' 37 '''''-"7.
Bully Bradford alias Brooks, hit Hen. Lot on Jacob G. Jones, Tell, 417 80 2'l
yard, on 'Wednesday last, fell dead. " David Aurandt, Tod, 134 79 Joseph Harvey, for glazing windows, 100 M. S. Harrison, tinware, &c., 8a 9, 69 23 .
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the top of the head with a stone, and other- " Abraham Wright, Union, 348 96 William Johnson. for leather, 1 75 B. Brindle, for coopering,
........... " Henry Swoope, Walker, 730 49 Cash paid for hinges and lock, 80 I. McDonathan for shoemaking,
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wise abused him, and then turned round and A CARD.-The undersigned whose house
4=. " Thomas Ilyskill, Warriorsmark, 897 68 do sundry wayfaring paupers to leave, 506 __ ..., - ~., .. .. : to. ;:: a. 0.; [mum; uospuqa
~ would assisted in carrying him home. Curiosity was destroyed by fire on the °sth ult ld " Andrew Slattern, West, 1641 73 16803 58 Sundry traveling expenses during the month, 137
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1859. William Kemp, Alexandria, 84 73 ?
prompted us to go and see Lot, and on ar- embrace the present opportunity of publicly " Sam'l Myton olJames Barree, 100 40 1656
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tendering to the citizens of Huntingdon and " James K. Hampson, Brady, ' 598 98 Monthly Statement No. 3. March. s „, i.:,,4-.5. , "-,...c..f.,..;-_-_-,D,:,-.4 uatuom ,- ..,
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riving at his house, we found him lying on " John R Gosnell, sr Cass, 150 00 IClcKennon & McNite, drugs, stamps, &c., 174 iS
vicinity, and to friends and neighbors gener- " Nicholas Corbin, ' Ca ' s' svill, 39 83 John Burns, fur shaving paupers, 100 - 4Li 1:?, t .::: : ', ! , :t ti `'‘''.' C:' it !.. •2 0 uoimpo § Ei.
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the floor in a state of insensibility, and bleed- ally, his most sincere thanks for their kind- " Joseph Biggins, Carbon, 44 01 J. Jamison, for stage fare, 75 c
e. 5.....; -, -, ccofC,J3 . -I so 114 03 .=..as
ing profusely-Brooks having inflicted a se- ness and liberality which have, under the " Benedict Stevens, Clay, 100 21 Ephraim Doyle, for cash. on account, 10 00 a 1,,-..cc cc's. -,,,,,....,,,,
" James Baker, Esq., Cromwell, 39 18 A. Lutz. for timothy seed, 25 0
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vere wound on his head, which came very circumstances, so far contributed to the' com- " John Eberts, Franklin, 440 00 J. C. Sechler, for freight, 172 a c05...-c5a.,...."-f5i..:.,... , ,,,,
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fort of myself and family. " Elisha Shoemaker, Henderson, 150 50 Jane Hoover, for furnishing out door paupers, 300 o
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near " fetching him." We do not wish to be " John Bothrock, Hopewell, 15 00 Paid Gratin's for 9: 1 4 lbs cheese, 142
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C. Atherton, for lime, 50
" A. S. Harrison, Esq., Huntingdon, 672 68
severe on the scoundrels, but we think it " John Oaks. Jackson, 24S 00 Paid sundry paupers to leave, 711 Ist of paupers to whom fa--
would be a fine thing if we could get rid of " John R. Dean. Juniata, 129 61 Sundry traveling expenseS during month, 740
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" Perry Moore, Morris, 130 00
about a dozen of these Brownites. It would " John Logan, Oneida, 91 41 34 90
" John Householder, Penn, 395 94
be a blessing to the community, and a relief " Robert A. Laird, Porter, 225 00
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to the county. 90 00
RALLY !—The People's Party of this bor
ough met in the Court House on Monday
evening last, for the purpose of expressing
their views on the Presidential question, &c.
The meeting was organized by calling Col.
S. S. Wharton to the Chair, and electing five
Vice Presidents and two Secretaries. A. W.
Benedict, Esq., made a short speech, in which
he recommended that a committee be appoin
ted to draft resolutions expressive of their
choice for the Presidency, and instructions to
their representative to the Harrisburg Con
vention, as also to the National Convention
at Chicago. A committee was appointed by
the Chair, and after some time, resolutions
were reported and adopted, instructing for a
solid Cameron delegation to Chicago.
MELINCIIOLY ACCIDENT—HorribIe Death.
—Yesterday morning, the 9 o'clock passen
ger train east, run over and instantly killed
Nicholas Peightal, a farmer; who lives on
Dry Ridge farm, just above town. Mr. Peigh
tal was engaged in hauling ties for the rail
road, and had just thrown off a load, and
stepped to the opposite side of the track,
when the train came along. lie attempted
to re-cross the track again to his horses, fur
fear they would frighten at the cars, when
he slipped and fell, the cars passing over his
head crushing it into a jolly, and killing him
instantly. An inquest was held by Esquire
Snare. He leaves a wife and several chil
dren to mourn his sudden and unexpected
death.
LOOK OUT FOR TUE SCOUNDRELS.—We have
heard of two farmers in this county who have
been swindled lately, by strangers who called
at their houses and offered for sale " genuine
California gold" watches. They valued their
watches at from $lOO to $175, but being hard
pressed for money, agreed to take a much less
sum. One was bought for $4O, and another
for $lOO. Some days after the strangers
had left for other parts, the farmers discovered
that the watches were worth about slo.
The country is full of these traveling scoun
drels.
gir A lady in Smithfield came very near
being burned to death, one day last week.—
She was standing before the stove, when her
clothes caught fire—fortunately, however,
doing her no serious damage, other than burn
ing her dress entirely off of her and slightly
scorching her fingers, she having presence of
mind enough to throw some quilts around her,
which happened to be lying in the room,
thereby smothering the flames. Ladies should
be careful when moving about an open fire.
gar. The lecture by the Rev. Zahnizer, on
Friday evening last, in the Court House, was
one of the ablest discourses we have had the
pleasure of listening to for some time. It is
spoken of by all who heard it, as a masterly
effort, and one worthy the Reverend gentle
man. Mr. Zahnizer's literary abilities aro
of no ordinary character, and it is not often
we country folks have the pleasure of lis
tening to men of his ability and literary tal
ent, in the capacity of a lecturer.
AEir The "Frogtown Rangers," better
known as "Fantastics," will turn out fully
armed and equipped for drill and inspection,
on the 22d inst. We anticipate a rich sight,
from the descriptions already given us of the
style of some of the dresses to be worn on
that day.
Afr. Wm. Dorris, Sr., has been ap
pointed by Gov. Packer, Notary Public for
the borough of Huntingdon. This is a good
appointment.
To those generous-hearted ladies whose
self-imposed mission in our behalf has been
instrumental, to a great extent, in procuring
for us that relief which was as acceptable and
as welcome as it was unsolicited and unex
pected, a debt of gratitude is due which is as
lasting as life, a grateful remembrance of
which will ever be cherished by your friend
and fellow citizen, STEPHEN Goxsucn.
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ENNISVILLE, Feb. 6, 1860
111 a. LE.wis----Dear Sir : —The monotony of
our somewhat quiet village was agreeably va
ried a few days since by the announcement that
the Continentals of your town, in compliance
with an invitation from our citizens, bad con
sented to visit us and favor us with one of
their plet.sing and profitable musical enter
tainments on Saturday evening last, and not
withstanding the inclemency of the weather,
the difficulty of traveling and other disad
vantageous circumstances, a very large, at
tentive and appreciative audience from the
surrounding neighborhood, was in attendance
to witness the exhibition, which passed off
pleasantly and to the satisfaction of all pres
ent.
Although the Continentals were not un
known to many of us by reputation, yet I
am free to say that all of us were agreeably
surprised and disappointed by the superior
and elegant manner in which they acquitted
themselves, by the taste and skill with which
their pieces were executed, and by their gen
tlemanly manner and deportment whilst here.
I have not time nor room to say anything
further on the subject, but believe that I
speak the sentiment of our entire community
by saying that the Huntingdon Continentals
are worthy the patronage and encouragement
of every lover of music, taste and refinement,
and by extending to them a cordial welcome
to our midst at any future period, at the same
time assuring them not only of a full house,
an orderly and attentive audience, but of the
lasting remembrance and kind regards of
A. LOVER OF MUSIC.
DI.ARR.IED,
On the ."31st nit.. by Rev. A. M. Barnitz, at the M. E.
Parsonage in this place, Rev. A. M. CREJOIITON, of War
riorsntark, to Miss ELLEN GRAY, of Half Moon. Centre co.
DIED,
In Alexandria, on the 7th inst., WILLIAM CLITMSTY, a
bright and promising youth, aged about fourteen years.
Death approaches us in the hour we think not. This
week enjoying health and strength, next week a corpse.
Is it not a solemn thought? Yet how many appear re
gardless of the danger of their souls; but we feel as if
such was not the case with William. We trust that God
has wafted his spirit to those bright realms above where
angels dwell.
'Lis sad to part with those we love;
Ah, sad indeed to part,
But when we know , their sours with God;
'Tis cheering to the heart. F. a. V.
In this borough, on the Bth inst., at the residence of her
brother-in-law, Thomas Westbrook, suddenly of disease of
the heart, Mrs. REBECCA, wife of John Free, of Petersburg,
aged 22. ye:u•s 1 month and IS days.
We miss thee, loved one! none can tell
The loneliness that reigns around,
Enshrouding all from hill to vale,
Since thou west laid beneath the ground.
But soon the Archangel's trump shall sound,
And thou, dear one, in Christ shall rise,
With bright immortal beauty crowned,
And glory beaming in thy eyes.
In this place, on the Ist inst., of consumption, Miss
Hum' POPE, aged twenty-ono years three months and
twenty-seven days.
CAUTION. -
Take notice that the note given by me on the 31st
day of January, 1800, in favor of Jacob Miller of Hender
son township, for twenty-five dollars, will not be paid un
less compelled by law, as I have not received value for the
same. NICHOLAS SHANK.
Feb. 15, 1360.
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The attention of Justices of the Peace and Con
stables is respectfully directed to the following Act of As
sembly. entitled Au Act in reference to the Commissions
of Justices of the Pence and Aldermen, approved 13th
April, A. D. 1859.
D. CALDWELL, Prothonotary.
AN ACT in reference to the Commissions of
Justices of the Peace and Aldermen
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, That every person hereafter elected to the
office of Justice of the Peace or Alderman, shall, within
thirty days after the election, if he intends to accept said
office. give notice thereof in writing to the Prothonotary
of the Common Pleas of the proper county, who shall im
mediately inform the Secretary of the Commonwealth of
said acceptance; and no commission shall issue until the
Secretary of the Commonwealth has received the notice
aforesaid.
SECTION 2. That so much of an Act of Assembly as re
quires Constables to send copies of the returns of the elec
tion of Aldermen and Justices of the Peace, to the Gover
nor of the Commonwealth. is hereby repealed.
W. C. A. LAWRENCE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives...
JNO. CRESWELL, Jr.,
Speaker of the Senate.
APPnovEn—The thirteenth day of April, Anno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine.
WM. F. PACKER.
Feb. 33, 1800-3 t.
" David Parsons, Tell,
" Isaac Curfrnan, Tod,
" John Eby, Shirley, 314 28
" George Lens, Shirleysbnrg, 119 66
" Moses Hamer, Walker, 180 77
" Peter IL Burkett, Wairiorsmark., 541 55
" R. M. Cunningham, West, 303 00
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" John Clayton, Union, 150 00
"• James Harper, Dublin, 80 00
" Jacob Baker, Springfield, 55 46 5539 20
County tax on unseated lands, 81. 00
School 4, it cc 7S 20
Road ~ cc cc 56 94 216 14
Redemption money received, 46 65
Fines and Jury fees rec'd of Sheriff Miller, 86 00 132 05
Rent of Grand Jury room, W. F. Thomas, 4 00
For Gas &c., in Court Rouse, Prof. Coyle, 350
c: c, " String Band, 250 10 00
Fines received from sundry persons.
Commonwealth vs. Long's boys, 10 00
J. K. Snyder, 5 00
it Wm. Sissler, 5 00
cc Geo. Africa, 10 00
ao Coders' boys, 2 00 32 00
Fine collected from peddler for selling with
out licenso, 25 00
Five dollars of above fine not good money,
and exonerated by Auditors, 5 00 20 00
Balance due County Treasurer, 4733 01
EXPENDITURES
Attorney General, Prothonotary, Sheriff and wit
ness fees, &c., on Commonwealth Prosecutions, $BOB 30
Constables for making returns and election fees, 532 00
(-Irand and Traverse Jurors, Crier & Constables, 2696 25
Judges, Inspectors and Clerks of Elections, 1217 60
Assessors Orders, 789 50
Inquisitions on dead bodies, 175 67
Road and Bridge views and damages, 381 75
BRIDGE ORDERS :
Alex. Cannon for Bridge across Stone
Creek. 614 75
Robt. Stitt, for Bridge across Shaver's
Creek, 523 01
E. & A, Ramsey repairing Bridge across
Black Log Creek, 100 00
D. Shirley for work at Juniata Bridge, 1 00 1238 76
Comminissioners—lL L. McCarthy, 170 00
Gco. W. Mattern, 165 00
John Messner, 154 00
Jacob Baker in full, 53 50 542 50
Expenses in holding Appeals—
John Flenner, 18 00
Geo. W. Mattern, 15 00
11. L. McCarthy, 15 00 48 00
Clerk of Commissioners in full for ISSB, 125 00
" " on account for 1859, 250 00 375 00
Attorney for Commissioners, 15 00
Co. Auditors—James Cree, 18 00
P. D. Stevens, 19 50
T. W. 0 raffius, 19 50
Clerk to Auditors, 10 00 67 00
J. Simpson Africa, for auditing accounts
for Reg, and liec. and Prot'y, 12 00
County Bonds paid John Scott, Esq., 530 00
CZ " " IL A. Miller, 529 16 1059 16
Interest on County Bonds—
John R. Gosnell, 41 43
.Exrs. of Conrad Bucher, 60 00
Samuel Wigton, 45 00
Wm. P. Orbison, 240 00
Thos. Fisher, 114 00
Wm. B. Leas, 60 00
A. Johnston, 2 47 562 90
Merchandise for Court House and Jail,34 99
Fuel for 66 CC CC 275 62
Henry Glazier for arranging and repla
cing papers at building of vaults, 34 00
Refunding orders paid, 94 63
For building vaults in Court House, 869 50
" making cases in vaults, 138 75
4 Repairs in Court House and Jail, 68 05
" Gas and repairing fixtures, 70 43
Huntingdon Co. Agricultural Society, 100 00
Premium on Fox Scalps, 391 80
Printing Blanks. Advertising, &c.—
John A. Nash, 183 50
Willis's Lewis, 72 04
William Brewster, 35 00 290 54
D. Caldwell. for his fees and costs as
Clerk of Quarter Sessions, Prothono
tary, Stationery, &e., 161 00
For Stationery and Blank Books for
Public Offices, 278 84
Sheriff Miller, for summoning Jurors
boarding prisoners, and conveying -
convicts to the Penitentiary, in full, 895 96
Sheriff Watson, in full of his account
up to Ist January, 1860, 123 50
For keeping convicts in Wes'n. Pen'y., 263 10
Adam Hoffman, for snaking chairs for
Court House, 60 00
Treasurer of Hunt. Co. Poor House, 8779 05
Cost of advertising Unseated Lands di
rected not to be sold and discount on
Erie money, 3816
Road tax on unseated lands paid out, 370 27
School t 4 CC " " " 194 04 564 31
Cleaning Court House for 1859, 25 00
" 25 00
Washing for prisoners,
Medicine and attendance, :: 1 00
Wm. Colon, postage, 48 40
Balance due Treasurer at last settlment, 6770 43
Treasurer's commission on $51066 80
at Iy z per cent., 766 00
In testimony of the correctness of the above, we hero
unto subscribe our names and affix. the seal of said coun
ty this 2d day of :January, ISGO.
0. W. MATTERN,
.101 IN FLENNER, Commissioners.
M. F. CAMPBELL,
ATTEST : HENRY W. MILLER, Clerk.
We the undersigned Auditors of Huntingdon county,
Pa.. elected and sworn according to law, report that we
met, did audit settle and adjust according to law, thoac
counts of F. IL LANE, Treasurer of the county, and the
orders of the Commissioners and the receipts for the same,
for and during the past year, and find a balance due F. 11.
Lane of Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-three
Dollars and ninety-one cents.
Given under our hands at the Commissioners Office, in
the borough of Huntingdon the 3d day of January, 1860.
ISItAEL GRAFFLUS,
T. W. GRAFFIUS, Auditors.
WM. L. CIINND.GIIASI.
Feb. 1,1860.—1 t.
BUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE I
you want your card neatly printed upon envel
opera', call at
LEWIS' BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
CULL at D. P. GWIN'S if you want
ki GOOD GOODS.
Monthly Statement No. 4. April.
By G. Flautt, for cash paid sundry times, 3 50
John Burns. for shaving paupers, 1 25
M'Einnon & 51',Nite, drugs, post stamps, 1 33
Long & Miller, cash paid per receipt, 75
John Bare, for sundries per Glasgow, 1 96
lungireck & Smith, for groceries, 225 00
Amanda. Thompson, for sewing, 5 00
. - .
Andrews & Dixen, per receipt,
A. Heffner, for 344 . bushels wheat,
Jas. Murphy, for paupers faire,
Paid sundry wayfaring paupers, 5 95
Sundry traveling expenses during mouth, 11 75
Monthly Statement No. 5. Hay.
By Penina Thompson, for kitchen labor, 5 00
11.1 . Kinnon & White, drugs and stamps, 1 47
John Burns, for shaving paupers,
A. Price, for 45 bundles straw,
Long & Lightner, for potato plants, 1 00
J. C. Sechler, for freight, 18 89
Sundry persons, for sundries, 4 65
Expenses for bringing Weaver to house, 6 39
Robert Walker, for cash paid per reciept, 1 50
Traveling expenses during the month, 3 24
Monthly Statement No. 6. June.
By expenses to Centre co. to bring Duman family, 15 95
BPKinnon F.: IWNite, for postage stamps, 51
Jack Burns, for shaving, 25
Bars. Rigby, for 500 cabbage plants, ezc., 2 00
Sundry persons, for mowing, 5 69
Paid sundry paupers to leave, 1 80
$31668 57
By A. Thompson, for sewing. 3 34
M'Kinnon & 11.E.Nite, for drugs, stamps, &c., 1 33
Sundry persons. for harvesting, - 437
Rc;moving sundry paupers to Blair co., 6 35
Expenses for seeing Peggy Cresswell. 4 35
do for going to lluntingdon, &c., 120
Removing Mrs. Price and family, 1 25
Paid sundry away paupers, 1 55
E. Zelda, cash paid for rent, 1 50
Monthly Statement _NM 8. August.
By M'Kinnon & INFINite, drugs, stamps, 1 20
John Burns, for shaving, 25
P. Thompson, for kitchen labor, 10 37
A. Thompson, for sewing, 6 S 7
Expenses going to Blair co., etc., 4 83
J. C. Sechler, fare for 3 passengers to Hollidaysburg, 4 SO
S. Outs, altering pigs and lambs, 1 00
S. Lutz, 134 bushels fox seed, 62
Sundry persons, miscellaneous articles, 2 35
Paid sundry paupers sent away, 5 00
Sundry traveling expenses, 6 57
Monthly Statement Aro. 9. September.
By removing sundry paupers from Waterstrect, S 75
J. C. Sechler, for freight on glass, 55
Cash paid sundry paupers sent away, 1 50
John Baker. Esq., official fees, SO
M'Kennon & M'Nite, stamped envelopes, 50
Expenses for going to Huntingdon, 95
Monthly Statement No. 10. October.
By Win. Plum, expenses going to Stir, 4 00
Wm. Italn, constable, for cash paid, 50
Mrs. Wilcox, for freight and traveling expenses. 5 57
P Thompson, for kitchen labor, 2 00
Robert Lowry, for tare to Cassville, 1 87
Wm. Miles, fare to Greenwood Furnace, 1 SO
W. WNite, for stamped envelopes, SO
Sundry persons, for miscellaneous articles, 1 14
Peter Etnier, for wagon hire, 75
Paid sundry paupers sent away, 2 75
Traveling expenses during the month, 2 4-1
Monthly Statenmnt No. 11. November.
By J. Johnston, for harvesting, 1 50
Expenses to Warriorsmark, Russell and family, 3 75
Wm. M'Nite, for stamped envelopes, 80
Imigerick & Smith, fur groceries, 225 00
Removing .1. hlecook to Carlisle, 15 75
S. S. Laughlin, for repairing clock, 1 50
Stewart & Zollinger, amount per bill, 450
J. C. Sechler, freight on iron, coffin, etc., 5 77
Paid sundry paupers sent away, 4 50
Ttaveliug expenses during month, 2 00
Monthly Statement .n. 12. December.
By expenses removing negro family, 5 SO
Going to Petersburg—Fixbaugh case, 2 20
J. C. Seel)ler, freight on groceries, etc., 4 91
Wm. lirNite, for stamped envelopes, 80
Paid for brushes and rug, 85
Win. IWNite, postage stamps and paper, 95
Paid sundry paupers sent away, 3 82
Expenses for traveling during month, 3 45
- - _
By Levi Evans, for his note not collected, 12 39
Wm. Johnson, leather for use of House, 2 42
John Ricks, for his claim not collected, 75 00
J. McElwee, do do do 900
Wm. Piper, do do do 23 50
Wm. Glasgow, do do do 42 29
Salary as Steward, 1 year, ending Jan., 1360, 400 00
569 60
Total, $1435 75
In testimony of the correctness of the above account and
statement, we do hereunto set our hands this 4th day
of January, A. D., 1560.
D. CLARKSON,
JAS. 'MURPHY,
Wu. MOORS.
Feb. 1, 1860.-It.
$31608 57
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE HUNTINGDON COUNTY ALMS HOUSE,
from January 5t11,1859, to January 403,1860, inclusive.
DR.
To County Treas. for amount drawn on orders, $B3ll 61
John Thompson, for order drawn previous to last
settlement, 100 00
John Thompson, for sundries detailed in his ac
count, 284 64
Total, $3695 25
EXPENDITURES:
By Sundry Persons for Provisions. Narked file P.
CR..
By Thos. M'Garvey, for 6149% Ds pork, $307 46
Same, for 3604 1 % lbs beef, No. 1, 144 17
B. Garver. for 233 lbs pork, 2, 13 93
David Douglass, for 1204 lbs beef, 3 a 4, 50 13
Benjamin Garver, for 165 lbs beef, 5, 7 42
Monthly Statement 11"o.7. July
SUNDRIES
RECEIPTS
Jacob Snyder, do - 17 a 18, 13 49
J. M. Clark, an account of Jos. Harris, No. 0, 4 87
Ephraim Doyle, making coffins, 19 a 20, 16 44
A. A. Shannon, harness and repairing, 21 a 22, 29 69
Wm. Drake, wagon work, 23 & 24, 12 75
J. Harris, white washing and work, 25 & 26, 15 B'i
B. McGarvey, wagon hire and hog, 27 &2S, 12 00
D. Shaver, lumber, 29 to 31, 64 96
G. Flautt. 5 days carpenter work, 32, 6 00
Joseph Harvey, repairing windows, 33, 3 00
D. Bergstresser, 22 lbs sole leather, 34, 7 70
John Jocobs, error in former bill, 35, , 350
S. C. Rickets, lumber, 30, 7 27
John Lutz, printing, 37, 1 00
J. A. Brown, cutting glass, &c., 38, 3 06
Fred. Shriver, carpenter work, 39, 10 00
J. A. Nash, printing annual report, &c., 40, 36 75
Wm. Lewis, do do 41, 35 00
Win. Brewster,do do 42,
35 00
Isaac Sharrer, house logs, 43, 3 00
J. S. Miller, stone coal per bill, 44, 13 23
J. M.. Simpson, Insurance fees, 45, 18 00
Wm. Colon, half ream writing paper, 46, •1 50
Abram Lewis, insuring colt and stage fare, 47, 23 00
John Reed, patent truss, 48, 2 50
Henry Myerd, smithing, 49, 41 33
J. M. Clark. un account of Joseph Harris, 50, 4 87
A. Rodgers, work at lime kiln, 51, 3 75
6 53
45 50
.
J. Holabaugh, shoemaking, 52, 4 93
Wm. Harvey, repairing, 53, 7 62
Peter Myers, cutting garments, 54, 3 07
J. Hertzell, weaving carpet, 55, 5 25
309 12
Stewart Allen, 6 tons coal,
David Blair, 93-3 do
Wm. B. Leas, 1 pair scales,
Wm. Christy, county map, 59, 5 00
J. P. Smith, 1 ton coal, - 60, 3 00
F. H. Lane, commission on $15520, 61, 155 20
Gibboney & Morrison, 20 lbs yarn, 62, 14 00
S. Alexander, apples, 63, 2 12
Calvin Wallace, carpenter work, 64, S 00
P. Thompson, kitchen labor, 65 & 66, 64 63
A. Thompson, sewing balance, 67, 23 79
2 70
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.Thr support of out door Paupers. Marked 0. D.
Jas. Stinson, weekly allowance, No. Ito 10 83 00
D. Megahan, keeping R. Chaney, 11 to 21, 118 00
G. Shultzberger keeping S. Shultzberger, 22 to 28, 38 50
It. Daughenbaugh do S. Daughenbaugh, 35, 36 00
Isaac Starr do Sarah Welch, 36 to 40, 22 00
D. Teague, keeping It. Davis and with, 41 to 46, 39 00
Delia Slouch do E. Peigh t, 47 to 51, 56 00
W. B. Leas do Mrs. Gunsauls, 52 to 55, 24 66
W. Cornelius do John Baird, 56 to 58, 11 00
A. W Benedict do A. Martin, 59 to 61, 16 25
T. Cress w ell do Peggy Cresswell,62 to 66, 21 00
M. Starr do J. Gamble, 67 to 68, 10 00
0. Etnier, furnishing sound out door paup,69 to 72, 319 47
G. Eby, do do 73 to 77, 55 00
IL Ashman, do do 78 to 80, 63 00
It. B. Wigton, furnishing W. Roberts, SI to S 3, 45 08
A. Donahoo, furnishing out door paupers,B4 to Sti, 5S 03
W. It. Wimer, do do 87 & 88, 81 94
A. Estep, do do 89 & 90, 72 50
A. Kelley, attending out door paupers, 91 & 92, 121 13
It. 11. Powell, furnishing out door paupers,93 & 94, 15 13
J. R. Thompson, furnishing 31. Arnold, 95 to 97, 61 60
G. Mills, furnishing, E. Thatcher, 98 & 99, 887
T. E. Orbison, furnishing White & 31iles,100 & 101, 81 62
31. Montgomery, do N. Wilson, 102 & 103, 36 43
K. L. Greene, do J. Baird, 104 & 105, 30 00
A. Heffner, wheat and flour, N 0.106 & 107 and 19,
file P, 6O 12
26 20
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A. Renner, 2 coffins and hauling, 108 & 109, 8 00
I. Liuinger, 2 coffins, 110 & 111, 6 50
G. A. Miller, goods furnished, 112 & 113, 419
A. Cresswell, use C. Grove Cemetery, 114 & 115, 8 00
D. Etnier, goods furnished, 116 & 117, 41 86
W. Crotzley, keeping J. Parks, 11S & 119, 18 00
D. Snare, furnishing out door paupers, 120 to 127, 50 80
W. Wilson, furnishing Susan Sweet, 128, 10 00
J. Graver, furnishing T. Thornburg, 129, 5 87
D. Royer, furnishing J. Davis, 130, 10 00
J. Cresswell & Son, furnishing J. T. Wilson, 131, 11 14
Fisher & McMurtrie. sundry out door paupers,l32, 123 87
B. Blair, furnishing Widow Hockenberry, 133, 13 50
J. l'andovender, furnishing G. Hatfield, 134, 224
J. H. Homer, furnishino• ' Mrs. Calhoun, 135, 48 50
G. Wilson, furnishing S. Bolinger, 136, 8 30
R. Stevens, furnishing H. Gesinger, 137, 12 82
J. Mierly, furnishing J. Stains, 138, 6'21
G. Householder, furnishing a stranger, 139, 3 00
J. E. Ketterman, furnishing T. Thornburg, 140, 2 00
J. Cook, furnishing Banks and wife, 141, 300
W. Hildebrand, furnishing E. Hockenberry, 142, 125
Isaac Neff, furnishing Guild out door paupers, 143, 212
Lorin° . & Cooper, furnishing J. Brauan, 144. 7 89
W. AfFraker, furnishing sund out door paup, 145, 2S 16
T. W. Estep, for attending Roberts, 146, 5 25
E. McHugh, furnishing do 147, 19 58
J. Miller, do sundry out door paupers, 148, 6 00
Sundry persons sundry items, 149 to 155, 15 95
do digging graves, 159 to 162,7 00
E. Doyle, for making coffin, 163 3 00
B. Higgins, do 164, 250
J. W. Slattern, keeping Mrs. Wharton, 165, 43 00
J. Snyder, keeping J. A. Pruner, 166, 8 25
Isaac Cook. keeping Price family. 167, 10 00
Shoeman & Anderson. keeping R. T. Walker, 165, 10 15
John Oaks, keeping Bush and wife, 169, 37 60
Mrs. Morgan, keeping a pauper child, 170, 7 00
Mary Faulk, keeping Mrs. Cresswell, 171, 3 50
R. E. Parson, la. :ping Terry Murry, 172, 10 00
J. Cook, keeping Mrs. Price, 173, 20 00
D. Stevens, keeping J. Newman, 174, 12 00
S. Houpt, keeping Mary Weaver, 175, 8 25
Sarah Decker, keeping Mrs. Martin, 176, 20 00
Newell & Moore, boarding J. Demor, 177, 4 05
C. Brown, boarding W. Corbin, 178, 7 50
J. McGowny do H. Kelly, 179, 16 57
W. F. Shaw, do Davis. 180, 6 00
W. Moore, burial expenses for Full, 181, 7 41
D. Clarkson, sund expenses by order of Board,lB2, 12 40
P. 11. Bence,
making co ffi n, etc., 153, 5 00
Blair County Alms House, supporting Lucas, 184, 14 05
Wm. E. MMurtrie, rent of house, 185, 12 00
Henry Irwin, do 186, 6 25
Dr. Conrad. attending Roberts, 157 to 191, 102 00
Dr. R. Baird, do sund out door cases,l92 to 197, 74 25
Dr. R. D. Baird, • do 195 to 201, 55 00
Dr. SPRinnon, do 202 to 204. 23 50
Dr. J. A. Shade, do 205 to 206, 43 75
Dr. H. Orlady, attending Mrs. Snut, 207, 9 00
Dr. J. Irwin, do N. Wilson, 208,
22 50
Dr. S. T. Hill, do do 209, 18 00
Dr. G. Thompson, do strange woman, 210, 4 00
Dr. IL L. Brown, visit to Roberts, 211, 10 00
-Dr. 3. B. Laden, attending on Hohenstain, 212, 13 00
Dr. D. S. Chilcoat, furnishing for M'Cook, 213, 4 00
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265 09
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Removal and Delivery. Narked File 1Z
A. J. Henderson, delivering sund. gaup. No. 1& 2 10 00
Wm. King, do do 3& 4 147
G. G. Tate, delivering Roberts & Sheeter, 5& 6 21 00
J. S. Africa, do sundry paupers, 7& 8 18 40
Samuel Coen, do do 9& 10 25 11
Jacob Porter, do do 11 &12 33 30
J. Risbin, do do 13 010
Richard Starr, do do 14 3 20
M. 3. Marlin, for delivering one pauper. 15 4 50
T. Westbrook, do do 16 32S
D. Stever, do do 17 8 00
W. McCarthy, do do 18 17 25
Jacob Lutz, do do 19 440
J. !tarnish, do do 20 775
.1. Walls, do three do 21 9SO
Abraham Elias, do one do 22 800
A. Shaw, do do 23 450
J. McLaughlin, do do 24 980
D. Snare, Bsq., official fees, 25 202
J. 11. Kennedy, do 26 200
John Owen, do 27 100
IL Brewster, do 28 S2O
S. Backns, do 29 &30 13 50
J. Johnson, do 31 200
List of paupers to whom temporary aid has been affor
ded through the Steward, and otherwise, but whose names
do not specially appear on the foregoing Report:
A. Ilockenberry and five children, amount,
J. Morgan, wife and five do
A. Davenport and two do
Warren Ryser, wife and child,
E. Reckon berry. wife and three children,
J. Catherwood, wife and two children,
J. Brannan and family,
G. Dixon. wife and three children.
H. Kimberlin. wife and three children,
S. Smith. mother and two do
Mrs. Fomer and four do
Wm. Hart, wife and two do
liar. Rine and children,
Jen Morris,
It. Ganon, wife and two children,
A. Crawford and seven do
A. Batton, wife and five do
John Davis. wife and three children,
A. Allen, wife and two do
C. Denall, wife and five do
W. F. Martin. wife and three do
J. Leonard. wife and six do
Margaret Rodgers and six do
John Stull, wile and two do
P. Shusher, wife and seven do
Han. White and one child,
E. Wilitzell, wife and six children,
Nancy,
John Price,
Henry Barker, wife and five children,
John Banks. kept by It. Ashman,
R. Williamson, kept by do
J. Walker. do do
Samuel White and children kept by Orbison,
George Miles kept by Orbisom
Dan Banks kept by D. Etnier,
Maria Duncan,
56, 25 50
57, 2S 80
58, 22 50
$933 33
$7ll 02
One colt sold to E. Doyle for $4O. One to A. Carothers
for $,37 50, which has been paid through W. P. Harris.
We the undersigned Auditors of thecounty of Hunting
don, do hereby certify that we have examined the orders,
accounts. of the Directors of the Poor of said county,
and find the same, together with the vouchers. to be cor
rect as above stated. And we do further find that on ex
amining the Treasurer's account, that be has paid on Poor
House orders since last settlement, the sum of eight thous
and seven hundred and seventy-ninedollars tald five cents
($5,779 05;) part of which account was fur orders drawn
during the year ISSB.
ISRAEL GRAFILTS,
T. IV. GRAFI US. Auditors.
W. L. CUNNINGHAM,
OUTSTANDING BALANCES DUE
AT THE SETTLEMENT OF TILE AUDITORS FOR
THE YEAR 1559.
Collectors.
1851.
Charles Green, West,
1552.
John Coulter, Walker,
185:3.
Joshua Greenland, Cass,
Luke Voorhees, Henderson, 123 56
1854.
William Couch, Barren,
William B. Shaw, Porter,
1855.
John Smith, Barree,
1856.
Solomon Tinnier, Jackson, 505 36
B. F. Wallace. Morris,
Henry Grazier. Warriortimn, 107 22
Nicholas Corbin, Cassialle,
1857.
Joseph Park, Clay, 5 69
William Johns, Cromwell, 10S 99
George D. Weaver. Hopewell, 10 00
George Miller, Oneida, 154 36
James G. Doyle. Shirley, 49 12
Jo‘dut Johns, Springfield, 5 56
1858.
William Walker, Alexandria, 55 97
John S. Gehrett, Cassville, 10 26
George D. Hudson, Clay, 157 46
Joseph Cornelius, Cromwell, 203 18
William McClain. Dublin, 110 56
Jacob Hallman, Henderson, 24 46
Peter Swoope, Huntingdon,
Jacob Weaver, Hopewell, 37 09
Samuel Stetley, Jackson, 573 79
Nathaniel Lytle, Morris, 712 66
Daniel Knode, Porter, 312 80
David Aurandt, Tod, 404 78
Henry Swoope, Walker, 149 20
Thus. Ilyskill, Warriorstna'k, 268 89
1859.
William Kemp, Alexandria, 279 80
S. Myton, of James, Barree, 1053 87
James K. Hampson, Brady, 359 23
John R. Gosnell, Sr., Cass, 281 67
Nicholas Corbin, Cassville, 64 15
Joseph Biggins, Carbon, 595 23
Benedict Stevens, Clay, 363 33
James Baker, Cromwell, 879 84
John Eberts, Franklin, 1822 66
Elisha Shoemaker. Henders'n, 301 55
John Rothrock. Hopea ell, 598 40
A. S. Harrison, Huntingdon, 1789 95
John Oaks, Jackson, 1094 46
John It. Dean, Juniata, 197 60
Perry Moore. Morris, 1131 87
John Logan. Oneida, 180 30
John Householder, Penn, 641. 62
R. A. Laird, Porter, 1544 46
David Parsons, Tell, 414 74
lease Curfman, Tod, 356 86
John Eby. Shirley, 1280 49
George Leas, Shirleysburg, 140 26
Moses flamer, Walker, 543 21
P. 11. Burkett. Warriorsm'k, 1155 70
It. 51. Cunningham, West, 1950 21
John Gayton. Union, 260 30
James Harper, Dublin. 505 17
Jacob Baker, Springfield, 280 48
$2742 46
$24270 01 $13943 75 $992 15
BONDS DUE AND OWING BY THE COUNTY.
To Wm. P. Orbison, Esq.,
" C. Bucher's Estate,
" Samuel Wigton,
" John It. Gosnell,
" Thomas Fisher,
Bond for Poor House Farm,
Balance to A. B. Crewit's Estate,
Unpaid on Jury orders,
" " Commonwealth orders,
" " Election
" " Assessors'
" Inquisition
Deficit to the Commonwealth,
Bond to F. 11. land,
$18521 35
Given under Seel of Office, 4th January, 1860.
GEORGE W. MATTEItN,
JOIN FLENN Commigsiotters.
M. F. CAMPBELL,
Attest : Homy W. Mu.t.r.R, Clerk. [Feb. 1, 1860-4t.]
34 25
8 50
28 00
5 05
13 50
4 25
5 50
7 50
050
_4 50 .
Militia
CO. Tax. SYate
$ 33 03
$ 37 81 $
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4 35
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6 00
75 00
77 OS
39 54
10 00
273 6
6 00
33 75
23 28
290 52
5 09
7 00
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121 91
20 26
1 A
26 01
174 53
523 82
292 47
141 02
33.50
74 74
270 73
225 12
427 63
911 38
223 64
357 85
10S1 53
668 76
133 30
543 30
115 16
409 08
766 63
216 70
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661 00
122 16
324 68
741 97
1025 78
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289 25
139 03
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35 00
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