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Geo- B- GOODLANDEH, Editor and Proprietor.
PMITCIPIXS, not KEN.
TEEM8 l-$2 00 Per Annum, if paid in advance
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VOL. XXXV1II.WII0LE NO. 1909.
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 18GG.
NEW SERIES-VOL. VI. NO. 43.
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rREASl'RKR'S SALE OF VX
SEATED LAXOl FOR TAXES,
ron lbtii inu pRELieca ybars.
NOTICE is Banter oivxs, that in
urmaoceuf an Act of Aseiuiblj' pi.g.
iiho 12th da; of June, A. D. 1S15,
milled "Ad Act to amend an Act di
eting the mode ot tolling unseated
nit, in Clearfield count;," and the
(tenil supplements thereto, there will
exposed to Public Kale or outcry,
se fullowing traota of onaeaUd lande
i raid county, fur the taxea due and
npaid thereon, at the Court llouae ia
,e borough of Clearo eld, on the Beo
d Monday of June, A. D, 1MB:
: BECCAKIA TOWNSHIP,
.c. Per. Wnrraniees, etc. Taxes.
41 43 John Mailer,
32 P. Mysir.oope,
,G6 E2-lobn Funk,
00 Fred'k Hubley,
JG 0 Michael Muster,
,10 Jobu Brady,
;10 W m. Fradv,
J92 J.E'.uiniElBiuin,
y.i9 40 John Witmer,
399 40 Heary Winner,
El 112 Wm. Wilon,
JV5 40 Herman Witmer,
102 11G Jacob Krug,
162 110 John Gibson,
215 73 Hobert WtUon,
94 91 Jeremiah MoeLer,
J02 110 Peter Get.
30 153 Martin Fault,
JOG 125 Jacob Faoiz. jr.,
82S 153 George Muwer,
:14 32 Thomas Gibson,
133 153 David Barton,
.33 153 John Fordney,
$00 GG
114 56
82 04
49 33
24 40
152 32
CS 40
112 78
107 04
303
:toa
290
300
424
311
298
111
100
293
150
Ac.
l!f8
MO
140
100 1G4
256
22
108
50
200
248
100
ci
John Jones, $110 25
Jaa. Chapman, 1 1G 25
Bei.j.TiHsnell, 101 93
J. Williamson, 101 C7
Mary Crawford, 123 27
T.Saekman, 174 47
Rebecca Brown, 153 80
Chi utian Stake, 34 33
Leonard Uoltij, 17 55
John Birch. CO 02
John Cumminps, 30 71
CU EST TOWNSHIP. j
Per. Warrantee, etc. Taxes.
James Rom, S0 13
llenry Ti-le, 48 22
Fulton, 32 05 I
Christian Roher, 78 62
Miller : Christ, 100 84
Miller 4 Christ, 10 04
Jon. Ket'linrt. 27 05
31
100 George Moore, 38 53
250 John F., Jr. 60 08
382 Joseph Nmons 103 23
343 Joseph Harrison, 113 37
100 Cbarles Hall, 32 58
41 C.J. Allport. 16 38
431 114 Hyroan Grata, 189 30
3.JG 114 Robert Shaw, 14t71
100 Robert Shaw, 43 71
50 John Skyron, 4 17
100 John Donaldson, 13 88
CG 1C4 B. P. Schoonover. 9 14
GUELICH TOWNsHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Ac
225 John Witmer,
31 C4 Pieot Shaw,
305 4hGeb. Baker,
48 114 George Moore,
349 DC George Moore,
134 Philip Glonincer,
$101 CI
12 02
123 SI
21 C7
141 86
CI 53
72 50
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
AO. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc Tim.
221 Hugh Jordan, $M 93
413 - John Head, 102 03
62 1U hodolph Liti, 171)3
Jit
6
6
S?93 726
42'J7 1213
305
(150 John Low, 17 53
l. W. MOOUL, ireas'r.
March 28, J8CG.
74
41
41
liJ
176
240
1.17
4U0
fll RE ASSURER'S SALKor Ileal
X dilate, returned to the eounty
Cominiaaioners by the Collector! of the
e feral township and boroughs for
the Xaxea duo and unpaid thereon for
tt: year 186 J an J preriuua yeara, and
io pursuance of tbe Act of Assembly
in.aucb rasea made and provided, 1 will
Kobert Mitchell, i'J 2i
Jamea Alexander, 4 J
L. J. Crans, i 62
Oeorge Mead, 82 Vi
47 Oeerge M.ad, 10113
C7 George Mad, ICi
Wn. Montcoraery,8 3
John McPheraou, 7 Wt
T r t i i . o c
tf. ai. KKiuur, io ii i ni .u u J
t V. J Iti tbe 1 Ith day of J nne n. at, to following
J. B. Wctnallr, J .J UU:U 0;laad( t0 wit :
E IrwVI'&tsa, 14 . nJ '? TOTySlIIP.
K. lrvia A Anna, I'.'- Acr' 1 11 i"Ol AsaeMied. Taxca.
THE RADICAL PLAN for PEEVEST
, IKO A RESTORATION OF
THE UNION- -
The Committee of fifteen, organized
aud controlled try Tluiddeus Stevens,
have tit length ugreed upon what they
aro pleased to term a plan of Kecon
struction. After four months of vr;inr
ling, tho country i gravely told that
THE SOMERSET AMALGAMATION
CASE.
Last week we noticed in our paper,
the elopement of u white girl, named
Grillith, of Somerset county, with a
Buck Nigger who had been employed
by her lather. We stated, then that
ho had nid that lie would rather that
inn daughter would marry a neirro
proceed to sell at Public Sale, at the j ttio Jtauical majority or vno luunp ; t))an a Copperhead . The name of th
father id Billy Griffith, but as ther
Nicholas II apv, 5 18 j 158 John MeCahen,
M'naffy. Mitchell 45 C5 ! 433 153 FJward Hand.
John 1 igert, 20 70 ! 350 CO Emanuel lteigirt, 134 2o ' Xi
MORRlii
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.
402
Jno. Brenneman, 23 32 j ltt
11. ft J. Bret h. 12 57
185 94 COVINGTON TtAVNSUIP.
112 17 TCo, Ae. Per. Warrantee, etc. Taxea.
44 81 1M1 40 72 Morrii a Stewart.$7i 42
It St 3 453 47 Morris A 8tewrt,i7 07
Ib.A 149 VI . c. . a ma
!4 70 SO Jlorris 4 Stewart. JS i rrS" M.ueer.
ii77 1100
SiO
55 58
48 91
8G 80 ,
37 9G
G2 57
101 G4
91 18
101 03
9 90
119 11
214 04
21 74
35 16
145 17
14 81
02 28
54 30
decree Moore,
209 JoLn McCuben,
98 John I.auifiblack,
119121 Christian Stake,
193 122 Matthias Voune,
433 153 Christian Uager,
fieorre Welicl.
William Wertz,
Chrietian Wertz,
David Lauck,
Jeo Varot-11,
C5 Joei,h Turner.
87 55 Jce, u Turner.
19 Co ; 440 Jose, n Turuer,
Irwin A Auna. K " 1UO
Irwia Voe, 17 40
Irwia it- .Von. 43 , i .a
TOWNSU1P.
1 4WV
!3oo
I 43
140 74
117 39
44 26
327
,373
:4"1
53 74 aid
Taxe.
$10041
5I4G
8 liC 5
93 13
69." 10
100 f9
109 89
109 89
42X7
42S7
tres
4S7
V20
S.,8
263
lot
767
HJST
42S
;,,ot iooo
iiu6 10L0
LW7 1400
iPIS 1100
il)07
1310
1.011
iVI3
an
mi noo
17(18 IOOO
42S6 663
BO
Ac. Tcr.
39
203
234
413
440
429
429
119
132
457
427
400
75
53
25&
49
r.o
205
100
S00
160
100
300
2Sl
100
50
200
125
200
17
4C4
200
76
41
41
90
:i
50
233 l.VJ
433 153
58
433 153
74
150
100
24
100
No.
4272
400J
4158
J 44 I'.rowc It ru ton,
' 71 80 Johr; R.-iland,
SCO Jacob Krue,
f 30 Wm. Plunkfct.
;12S 40 J. MuM-rsmitb,
, 200 Wm. Miller.
BELL TOWNSHIP.
Xe Ae. Prr, arraiiteea, etc Xaxea
iilS 101 Henry lleek, 19 7
7D 120 Henry liock, 18 23
M0 78 llenry Beck, 0 ill
171 Heurjlie.lt. SI 36
S3 SO Henry Beck, 7 42
113 Henry Beik, 18 1(1
S3 87 Henry Berk, 13 OS
tOO Ja. Mclihee, i lb
i 4J3 Benj. fiit.ba, 11SS
Jtl 143 10 Henry Beck, Zi 43
lit Ira A. Pobina, 18 12
M S7 Henry B.ck, 12 06
102 32 Nicklin 4 Gr'.Elk, 16 4i
171 118 llenry Beck, 22 12
100 llenry Beck, 24 21
Kicklia 4Uri!r.th.:42 12
Virklm a Gritb,2lt V"
yicklia 4 Oriff.th,224 13
Nicklm 4 Ur ffith.247 6i
ieklia tiriffith,233 Ja
Kick ha 4 Orirt.Lb.ilO 1':
"icklin 4 Urilfith, t "4
KKk'.in 4 Griffith, CI 34
Nicklin 4 Griffith, 21 64
Nxh.ie 4 Gn9ith,lRi 0
Xitklin 4 GriEth,;e!S SB
llenry Beek.J 121 07
Henry b. k, 4 21
3'S TUWNSUIP
Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Thomas, $3 42
John Thomas 45 50
Joeph Drinker, 43 63
Wm. M'Cormick, 98 57
Nanry Bogzs. 10' 93
M. Mt Donald, 103 24
John 1! vers,' DM 24
Bubara Soyder. 28 00
George llootman, 33 71
George Ay tes. 05 06
Wm. Trontwine. C5 CG
John Kean,
John E. Sbsw,
LukeKler,
JotepU Ball, .
lUrbara SuyJer,
Wm. WiUon,
Thomas SaiiU",
John Kephrt,
J. a Thos. Meese,
Richard War.le.
bioom To.vxsair.
Ko. Ae. Per. Warnuitees. o;a. Tales
322 J. .8milh,
100 John Seyler,
10 eo. L. Head,
H Levi Clearer,
1611 HI Rbcru 4 Fox,
SJVO lOOi U9 Ri.bertf 4 Fox,
t01 HO Jaei h B lr"r.
S0 David Irriaa EiU 31 2j.-67
7 Xecper 4 IlarUock 02 i '
100 John P. I'ale, 11 10 SS
nnsnrnu'i TfiwvsniP. '-
Ac. Ter. Warrant4s, etc Tsxes
rn If i L.. e.O O'
jv liupn f.ij, . 376 HO
35 JohnCnj.beU, 21 09 iJit )01
Hall k Buck. 24 9ujii7 uos
Pollva M'uinahan,48 23 lit: 4i
Mat". Slaytut ker, g 94 Iv26 US
Mat. SlayniaUr, 3M
Wm.(trahm, jr. 1G79
Jno. llsnra, 1 u ' f ' i ::o
Brnj. Oliver, 14 , it.se
Moes Bopg Il'rs. 4 30 : ih4
James Duncan, 33 71.1'i?7
NehemUhMaiDes.lG 56
Thomas Uolt,
David Mair-es.
Joseph Powell,
Daniel Grshai,
Lucinda Graham,
Horatio D. I1.1L
John Harrier. 3 IS
John Vauchn, 22 23 '
Andrew Pet tit, 29 99 '
61 50
13 8G
4 37
71 84
II 75
8 25
4190
15 43
42 00
14 04
49 tt
24 as
12 19
21 41
2i 03
172 19
24 31
1941
1S3
106
H
127
83 13C
433 CO
152 CO
391 159
100
108
37 40
76 90
303 147
90
Oeorge Mead, 49 2i ! 13 i Una. eater,
George Head, 130 OS j 210 Daniel Oilier.
John BrieL 12 J2 j 215 75 Geo. P.aker, Jr.
Barmej 4 Barnot, 87 ; 145 Timothy Paxion.
433 153 John Purge,
216 153 John Muier. Jr.
436 145 Jos. AshbrighL
214 W. D. Hugerir,
4'J0 Fox i Soa.fvr.
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ae Per. Warrantee, etc Taxea
423
George Uabecker, 104 04
Jno. J. l'ickardt, 1316
Jno. J. Pickarat, 1144
Etatrr 4 Kesler. S 03
DECATUR '10WNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxcv
Jos. H'bitehall. f 18 75
Joho Anderaoo, 109 23
Gilerl Yought, 59 42
Thos. Billidgton, 252 89
Thos. Stearticn,39 07
Jacob Downing, 39 24
Joseih Sarssoai, 10 05
Wm. Sansom, 23 .'O
T. Edmunson, !25 24
John Dtinket, 35 17
Joua'n. Kef. hart, 17 47
Caster Haines. 140 34
Gilbert Vaught, 109 80
Win. Hoover, 40 07
Joseph UsnUon, 20 45
Joratbao Neslit, 45 20 1
I t i". J .
Sam'I. M Clarren, 45 20 1 z:i
Joejh Sansoni, 3M! il
ChnrlesUisk, 78 9213 2
Jonathan Nebit 32 94;J2i ?i9
10i Ul v.,... Yan.elL
f-.i7oi4i Pauick Hays.
97 (w 272 1C Kobert Gleuo,
1 &4 ; ).3 Francis Jobtsoo,
155 c , 1U3 Robert Kaicy,
97 51 i j-ti tv; Thomas Moiria.
196 84'
55 44 '
30 40 :
20
193
f ers it4i
i674 I 041
i.673 1041
&0C6 VfO
iCC7
4263
4264
41V
4f72
4257
4 nu 2
4226
4223
4ts-e
G Kiddir, $76 73
PatilCalJeetl 66 44
Moure 4 l'elaney, IVi 2
Moore A Uelaney, 3.'V 20
Moore A belxney, .vS 20
Wm 'owers !7 69
Wm Pvwera, 336 46
Jamta Wilaea. 171 40
Jaaiea Wilson, 171 66
Jauea Wiloo, 171 66
347 27 lloore and lvlaney.4 i
St7 11 Jsea WilM-n. "2i7 it
877
t?
90
423
4V3
741
124
Wilbelm Mi.IilV, 143 12
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac, Ter. Warrantees, ttc Taxes.
Eerj Hartshorn, 25 53
Jno. Uambright, ?S4 94
Daniel Turner. 50 04
MaUhiaa Slou-h, 22 57
George Roe. 117 5(i
Lewis Jordan, 24 03
A. Scolt, 40 70
AbiahamOglen, 22 45
Henr-Swan. 14 1?
'no. Himbrifht, 3G50'
FOX TOWNSHIP.
Ae. W arrantees, etc. Taxea.
425 Jas. Wtljon. S-M'J'J
300 Ja.Wilson.wet j 22 95
140 JasW.Uon.west 23 14
James V i'tva, 143 21
Janes Wileon. 216 27
W iiLela w ilhok, 22 63
Wtliiaia rowers, 17 Ci
E. 8huemaker, US 76
K Shoemaker, II V7
K m. Towtra, 94 32
James Wileon, Tt 07
42S6 t6 amea llioe, I4f 11
2i0 1C20 KoberU and Pox, 366 44 I i,
..... i I l' . . . : , -"
Zet nooena ana ium, wi . , ....
3592 0 IloberU and Eox, 2i2 12
1SS 42t 2 Moberta A Fox, I2i Ii
- 14 AtKlIuBia. 1212i,l-'
J'JuDAN TOWNlllP. ,4-4
Ac Prr. Warran-.e-. etc. Taxes. 373
433 153 Willistu Mortia,
433 153 Samuel Meredith,
433 153 William MilleiT
4.1 153 Hetty MoriU,
433 153 Thos. Finiiuons,
433 153 George Clymer,
433 153 Robert Gray,
433 153 Put r nk Moore,
433 153 Mary MorrU,
4)3 153 Matins Miller,
433 153 Nalbio Fiaify,
4A John Houston,
4-3 Clew Suxkee,
4 ''.3 -John Vaughn,
433 Jonathan NeebiL,
170 Blair M'l.anahsn,
438 William Stewatl,
pi5 James Wilson,
100 90 Kolrl Morris,
90 122 William Morris,
407 139 Richard R. Smith,
241
217
231
Jauiei South,
Walter Stewart,
493
42 47
67 3
3230
1000
1U8 20
li;S29
108 29
UK 29
1CH29
In 29
ll". 29
104 29
10429
10529
1029
l'i829
0V
89 t9
1029
108 29
30 92
9302
liil'J
2IV8
2i 4s
71 W
32 23
80 5S
Christopher Baker, ;0 4V
Isaac Far low.
19 Patrick Hays,
40 Conrad Swarix,
Nidi. Kideuuur,
95 Robert Carson.
91 Mathiat Slough,
433 133 Richard Feten, 5179 Is ,201 143 Joeph Hul.ley,
433 153 Fied Pnalei. loo 55
433 153 John Dunr-oo.liei.lt'5 5S
274 Adam Kuhn, 10158
202 tbeDcirr Breubam,71 9G
4 1 SS 250 . las. Wilson. 4132
4181 495 Jas.Wil.on. west 51 72
1U3 A-ia-ii Kuhn.
433 153 Tliomas Martin,
! : tt I! ir.rl llar'.in.
433 153 Rtcbil Martin,
91 135 Philip Loast,
210
G
400
10)
100
Jacob GratT,
John Graff.
T) 40
W55
IG s7
iy 45
70 OS
51 24
35 57
125
42O0 039 Jas.
41?2 O'.'O Jaa.
4188 2tKl Jtt.
4241 937 Jas.
4233 947 Jas.
15.34 20 Jas.
1535 COO Jas.
4242 298 Jas.
4399 372 Jas.
4340 188
4398 21G
100
9o
C2
107
w r,on,
Wdn.
WiUtrn,
WiUon,
Wilson,
W ilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wi!oo,
Wilson,
Lane i Hyde,
IV.! town Lot,
Hulel Lt,
Firman Lot,
las.
Jas.
C 3 20
12G 33
45 2G
25 11
287 94
6 C9
155
90 C8
CI 49
35 90
57 3s
13 13
11 82
G5I
11 24
5 25
41 12
15151 222
1 12 ;:5 . 150
Jh 9G
25 30 130
19 47, SO
9 05 C2
30 60.
23 45
15 63
50
4103 100
25
4158 3,VJ
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
So. Ae. Tar. Warraoteea, etj. Taxea
1VH 4t S 100 Murriis S!ewri,$i2 2
Gi!s Lit.
Hvde.Bidwe:UCo.l3 13
Balltowo Lot, 2 94
Jat Wilon
70 Willia-n Johnson,
PX) Phtlijt Loat,
I'X) Jonathan Jocea,
150 Wtiliatn Wiiaon,
10J Richard Mariin.
KARfUAUSTU.VNSlII?.
Xo, Ae. Per. Warranteea. etc. Taxea. '
1944 313 93 Moma 4 i"lwart,$ 101 OS
1429 136 WillUm .Soti:b, Vii
333 373 120 H'i'iliasa .N'toith. t i 62
U'93 79 Charles tt'iiiiak, 7 76
1073 S3 Chariea ll'iiliak, 13 11
34611
3473 J 616 147 Cbstlea ItVlink,
It 93 23 159 Charlee M'lMiok,
1(93 124 104 CbarWe H ilhnk,
U'9S Iti Cbarlee H'llhsk,
1097 4i6 113 Charles r.ltmx,
I4C3 i$ 63 Charles H'liliok,
31G6 2j0 113 Charles II il!iok,
Fieiiiick Hubley, 82 20
William Bigler. 14 70
Mott i Johusou, 8 85
Simon Giaix, 4S 95
Hilary Baker, 19 92
Joteph Poller, 16 92
Fraticui Johnson, 1194
Jo.?; h NiCuiU&, 4 40
Joseph Poller, 5 41
PENN TOWNSJIP.
No. Ac- Per. Warrantee. Taxes.
5951 1(7 N.ckltniiri.liih510 02
5902 047 Nickliti4'jiiUiili(l38 oO
5902 03 Ehj.ih lloath, 1303
ICS 1 Gree-nood Bell. 39 03
PIKE TOWNSHir.
No. Ac.Per.Warrante, etc.Txe
346
102
159
437
45
30
R5
85
75
46
225
luO
i
C4
100
60
20
60
25
175
103
17
1916
t9l
1S6
! i.'ti2
119.16
K647
, ! 1
114
2-41
10
.'
363
140
M
796
1097 1
106
K97 100
1IH 79
34J 1
3473 j f:2
i
45
3412 96
3413 106
206
73
194
30
134
771
::s
4l orria 4 te wart. 16 26
0 Morris a ite wart, 17 9?
1 orris 4 Stewart. 1 IS
Oeurffe Mead, 6 23 j
George Mead, 64 13
tlrni a Stewart. M T4 !
. Mom,aadSte-a.-Ct2:i1"-
tieorpeNead, 64 22, ""I;
ueorgeweao, I lwa t SA
Oeorge Mead. (9 13! ?
2aIorrnaiStewart,33 41j
93 Moms and StwarU16 49 f
MnmndStewart.ll ill
ft Xc-rrii and Siewari, 6 76 j
22 Mori-mud Stewart, 3 73 I
MMriiaadStewart.16 fJ I
T7 Morrii and teai-t,6 (3
Charles H itiina,
Charles M'iiimk,
Cbarlee U'illiok,
Charles li'iUiak,
Chailes mnink,
Chsrles 111: link.
J. R. McCLwkey,
A-no'.d CaaUrd,
H'uliaei 3(ichala,
C2 S3
11 30
12 23
7a 17
30 27
S 21
39 2
It la
33
13 3
4 59
109 IS
137
II 73
t 43
14 91
William Mirhaela, 16 63 '
I'ii 9C7 132 Utwfiljeia,Fitiiri: 43
1 11'""
I -r :lS8 343
66
309
122
MS
i TO
I
! 11
tea
SfT 44 Morri.aad 5lewart,4 it '! f .
33 79 .Morrutaad Stewart, 67 !18' -
409
S2MomtaDd Stewart,S7 4 3
Chr'.ea WiMiok,
Charles i.Unk.
e
Chariea Witllnk,
C harlee WiMiuk.
W. .Vhnam A Co.
I.nicl Vetkera,
Cbrutia i lirewn,
M'illar4.
T.aad J. W hite,
T.aad J. White,
19 f9
'"i
T 64'
Si
,69 31 1
14 93
15 43
10 34
34 3
4 94
1 9
571 75)
5778 200
4202 9'.H)
42.-.2 957
5777 510
5777 510
6770 029
1129 70
450
145
184
1S5
4020 476
290
5779 111
4.0
200
5770 270
5770 309
5770 475
J Nirholeon, 3G 80
J Nicb'.taon, 20 IS
James Wilson, 91 35
James Wilson, 10 1 00
12 J. NtchoUon, 54 50
12 J. Nicholson, 5156
J. Nicholson, 40 91
KBIodel, 14 00
Daniel Ba.ley, 30 01
Thos. Jordan, 42 35
Thos. Ma see, 48 27
Thos. Magea. 49 13
W. S. Roberts. 39 41
K. W. McN.ul.10 79
Z Bailey, C
.. McNaul. 26 IHl
It. Kra-zer. II 50
J. Nicholson, 15 87
J. Nioholvm, 21 22
80 J. Nicholson. 27 32
UNION TOWNSHIP.
125 lijberti i Fox 52 01
3593 30 R berti Fox. 147 35
WOODWACD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Ter. Warrantee, tic Tax. a
U7
rhewaa Merer,
l.- v--V Illll'Vh.tllP
JnernaandStewarvsi 97
F.Bertbaod a Et u.19 73, Ao. Per. W arranlees. eto. Taxes.
MtTrisaa Stewart.2 44 437 4S Rheuben Haines, 51 '9 J
433 153 John Vauj-ht,
456 159 lohn Hall,
433 153 Join Roll,
loO Wm. Wilson.
412 41 John Cannon,
S 433 153 Nrael Vheelan,
1Q1T 114
6 73 i J6, 126
2 54 , u7 4 6
6 :;5 : :sie 73
Memsaad Siewan.29 SS ' 45 50 Luther Motris,
Morns
Morrii
Morrie and Stewart, 3 93!
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
A. Per. Warrantees, etc. Tax re ,
310
flllADY TOWNSHIP.
'JC. Ae.
492 396
ib'.i 102
C26 213
tl 676
1434 862
77
46 9
K1
: 194 TT
211301
Jl0 644
13 321
111 371
66
106
23
100
40
ti.2c9
47yt
Per. Warrantees. ete. Tasea, I
Wm. klirkpatrisk, l7 32
34 lloberu a Fox.
Ooo.sd L.ot.g,
J. B. Smill
- Tsvi4 Kenno'y
31 S9
49 60
tit 47
113 t9
339
4S
1104)
htti 309
9VSS IT6
112 431
1M I
and Stewart Ii 76 ;i3 15J J0.eph Hilliard,
and ?'srt,i7 IS n KAvri ,jrayt
429 41 John Bnnghursl,
433 153 Satan Ward,
a..a-w - 1 1
W m.ivm. ti I 4oO IJ J eot;e muy,
Georp Mead, 116 31 433 153 Moore Wiiarlou,
George Mead, 167 99 ' 433 153 Georpe Aablon,
UrorgeMoad, 376 03 John lorsey.
George Mead, f. 13 --i Tho. Jordan,
MontaandStewarLlS 39!
JJomaadSiaru2i 62
George Fox,
179 CI
179 28
170 29
178 00
179 28
179 2j
179 29
145 97
29 35
22 73
9 98
179 :s
17 70
646 Henry Tjo5, til tJ
Cmrper Ptiver, 2 J 12
Chriatia twr, 2 46 16
Roberta 4 Fox. 219 M
Chrirtiaa Uewer, I'M 1 2
Chriat Lower, et f i
3 M Millet's heirs 17 62
J. W Smith, (W 11 41
X. S.Weloh, 163
Benin, 33 46
Mrttiirr, 1176
BURNR1UE TOWNSHIP. 1
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taics.
... ire t - -1 ' - 1 I . n
I S 0 UJ IMKiii uiu.u,
mil ntttiu. s uf lti (I 2 V) 8ilas COX.
1923 3S3 Mwrria ASuwart.114 92 227 0. 1 M. M'CormitV, 55 33 . 163
1913 109 Morria A Stewart, II 7t ! UQ TbOUtps'et Ecelm'n 42 1 1 4 3
1922 142 Home Stewart, IS 2
1 .24 1213 CTGearaaXrW, 242 44
3326 IIP George Mead, 2:9 34
1327 till 126 Oeorge Mead, 243 46
1.1:1 11(4 George Head. 279 31
1336 110 Uevrge MeaA, 229 Si
1V11 IV ilurru Miaul, Z 11
GE4HAM TOWNsiiiP.
Ac Pef. Warrantee!, etc Taxes,
297 Tbo P. Cops $77 24
149 John Skyrco, ' 47 10
145 T. Copts, 23 48
103 . JiMil!'jn, 30 71
433 153 Caleb Fojlk.
293 George Westcott,
173 153 Kobert Wharton,
4 3 153 George Sheaff,
148 75
ltM 76
C 30
14s 75
57 35
34 OS
238 Samuel Liilen,
153 5 IVver Henny,
140 Hugh RiUiou,
215 5 Thomas Neel,
263 Thomas Maslco,
355 Mary Neil,
3K) Mary Connelly,
pX) Berij. Johnson,
433 Haciriy,
PH) Roland Lraoa,
3.U 42 Pijtot Shaw.
216 Svbaettio tjrafl,
, 433 73 Tho. E-lmunson,
433 105 Daniel O'.Hey, .
433 133 John Muaser, jr.
121 Lit llootman.
Mara Sandwich,
3 Philip Loftst.
SW 15
I sO 65
177 15
4tl90
141 .14
113 70
03 17
29 21
27 89
33 10
33 40
83 53
9133
27 46
li A. Bv?r. ?11 hi
Elviua Puree, 2 75
Jeremiah Oooper 23 00
D. DounliM, H94
Thoa. Wesion, 171 07
James Gill. 7 25
BELL TQ'XSSPIP.
100 Wtu. M. Barren, ?12 90
100 John Christrnan. 12 90
W) Samuel T. Hoover, 7 74
75 MechtUy Paniille, 9 08
LOUGH JVWXSJ1JP.
CO P.lake Giey, SS 58
104 I-vi Sealv, 14 71
Lit A bPUlib TO W.SSIUP,
1 Lot H. Undekoffer, $10 89
1 Lot Thomas liuller, 4 77
44 John Harrier. 9 70
ConirreBS, now in sestsiou at V ashing-)
ton, will only agree to the restoration
of the Union at some future time and
on certain conditions. The time- is
indefinite nnd unascertained; the coil
ditionsdeterminedand fixed arc these:
A new article i to be added to the
Conntitution of the United States con
taining the following sections : '
1st. A section providing that the
negro shall bo made the cnn! of the
white men in every State in the Union.
That i precisely what is meant by
mo loiiowuig initial words
aro four Hilly Griffith,' we would bog
leave to BUttc that it is not JJrtuk
Mousy Billy, nor Tow Head lJilly.nor
2'ew Yetii'H TJillj-, but ' Ma pi tit lJilly,
as ho is called, lie is a crazy Aboli
tionist, and whs a great friend of old
Abe Lincoln, and is a great opponent
of President Johnson. He called iiia
lat child l'ulpis, the name of tho Xo
gro aforesaid, but as u preacher cnuio
round soon afterwards, he clangod
the first name for said jueacher, and
guvo the middle name rutps in mem.
."0 ame tnau mane or enjoret my0l.y of t)lC ij(U.k Xitfifer, leaving llio
law which thall abrvhje the privileges or i,ast 1!im -Oi-IffS tl," to voi.rescnt
immunities of any aUzcnsof the I mtcd j ,i,nsoif. The xv,oIe .in,c is (vm
Vf..e "
a;itllt
Py the Civil ltighU Bill, recently
passed over the veto of President
llenrv irnderhnflee. 4 77 JOliriSOI), tlCirrOCS .IfO declared 10 00
hUIiXSII'E roWXSMir. citizens of tho UnHod States. Hereto-
10O
loo
100
10
4
30
31
323
125
02
100
20
35
1(0
Lfonatd Uolli $27 4.5' jbro they have not been so regarded. All
Samued Snyder, 23 30 j whito citizens have been on an oqual-
Joun tt.mp a tstalo 14 o.j . g, . f y v-
lames McCieery.
Sa-ah O.tkea, 1 47
BRADY TQWXS1IIP.
J. 11. Adams, ?G 31
Richard Arthur, 23 70
Robert S. lathers,
Alex Dun!
Geo. Ellinper
ouo of these has enjoyed privileges or
immunities superior to or dili'crcnt
from those en joyed by any other whito
citizens. Only negroes have heicto-
Pulpis Griffith. His inordinate lovo
fur the Xiggr had a climax in thj
elopement of his daughter with Pulpii
as aforesaid.
And their attachment and lovo for
each other was intense wo have no
doubt, as the Nigger with whom
I'ulpi stopped, when in town, told
ono of our police officers that he ought
to be ashamed of himself tu part tbi
couple, that their j'oung hearts twined
round each other like the tendrils of a
d him and ho loved
ord had jtnod
ot put asunder."
Henr? Hand,
David McGartey,
1-1f.l Peter tloorer.
CL'Jl M'EXiiVJL l.E BOIIO.
2 LolsJamee Locke, $1095
at est Towxsim
Catbers, 75 59 forc been denied the privileges of vot- vilie lltat bho jovej lm
!J;irhe.!raiii " ing 0,1 J of cerlain 0,1,CP lV!riIcSC9' ber, and that what "de L
per ibCtralU , i ,l, (',.., n H.-.(.r.f P ftpennw .. .1 .
i, 11 . 11 ru i " "r " . 1 ic'fuacr man biiouui noi
ic.ci ii'iu-vi, i ivi 1 11 ...;,: 1 r. . 1. . . .
8amuel Gelnet, 5 s5; PKilscu lulilu " v,v l."""l roni a letter written by a gentleman
6 15 , poeu uniuiiuiiiciit iu mo vuMDmuiiii, , ut jcnor , Koads to a gentleman in
17 55 on the adoption. 01 wiiicu mo restora- U, .,;
5 85 lion of tbe Union is made to depend, wj,.
ui 1 1 1 .1 . 1 ... . i, ...1.. ... l
place wo understand that tho
I'miilo nni t v im fliorii lilamn
docs not mean that hereafter the negro) A',,,; ;; withtl.e nr-i commiftd
1. '. : r : : . :v
53
25
50
97
20
90
8
David M'chaels,
Nathaniel Noble,
John Wallace,
John Byer.
Joseph Brelh,
James Stevenson,
?t 27
4 23
18 63
12 45
shall be allowed tovotoin every Stale
in the Union and to enjoy everywhere
every privilege and immunity enjoy
ed by tho whito man, it enn lisvo no
meaning at all
2 00j 2d. A section
a
penalty
imnnttin'f
0 47; on every State which docs not allow
m. eliria-e. n,.rmM In vote
, pECATL-Ji T0W'.Snil xhopcualty thu pivvldod ito co
50 David Kephart.jr, $li93isj-t jn cssening the representation in
13 Jonathan Kephart h 81 1 , f . r. f 1 (i 11
of any Stato which does not confer the
;ight of suirragc upon the negroes
within its limits. Tho second section
of tho proposed new article is 60 plain
upon this point that its meaning can
not by any ioisiLility bo mistaken or
m wnnW"inil. 1L is so worded as to
I.uz er 4 Liergid.f 0 05 ! , t0 aU Slatc nliko. l'cnnsylvft.
llenry Martle 1. -3 , . affcClcJ an j 1,0. j by it
3 . .1 ksa ri lis tit . ' .
10 John G. White. 410
81 Hi-nry M Mullin. 14 02
tEIiUL'SOX TOn'MilllP.
93 H'ui. Barrett, 15 40
50 Sjooit Curry, 0 55
150 John H. Ferguson, 24 57
200 Paul ll'hi:e. 20 20
GIRAt;P TOWXSIIIP.
100
by his daughter, as it washis teachings
that led her to the desperate act, Wo
are also informed that both tho girl
and I tic Nigger declare that thoy will
jet be married and lead a blessed
wedded lito in close
Johns'.oicn Democrat
amalgamations
100
111 TT I Ul.l
: ' 1 t -- A.H.. C....II. I'.....).,!.. 1'nlaao
TLc Luxier. 5 75 " '""9 " ........ v....v
ALr'm Lansberry, It 03 wo confer the right of sullrago upon
H'ui. Pirn-nix. 11 73 every negro within tho limits of this
Thomas stune, 0 91 Commonwealth, wo uro to lose ropre-
GUELICJI rOWXSUlP. sentationbothon the floor ot Congress
:.i Robert Hende.ron,$I7 09 j ai)j j,, tho Kloctoral College- From
;S Htxle-i,Turner Co..92 28 , tiat penally wo cannot escape, should
JOliLKlX IVW'MIIP. iirnnrntml nmendmcnt be adontcd.
0 Thorn u Onreus, 9 9u' ,.,,.. ,, ,i n;o.
'037! unionist in Congress boldly doclarc
28 21 j that tho Uniou shall not bo restored.
29 871 3d. A section providing that, while
50
U2
100
49
1
400 Bin. Pusev,
2-LolsJoeph Hood,
123 Morp in, Oiri Co.,
lyj Ihooias Lee,
AM n TIJA US TO WXSA IP. negroes aro to bo mado voters at onco,
A llaauxaa-wa. Iv.n. 1 4 tlif iuuaau
tains of Tyrol it is the custom of the
women and children to come out when
it is bedtime and Bing their national
songs until they hear their husbands,
fathers, and brothers answer them
from the hills on their return home.
On tho shores of the Adriatic such a
custom prevails. There tho wives of
tho fishermen come down about sun
set and sing a melody. After singing
tho first stanza they listen awhile for
an answering melody from of! the
water, and continue to sing and listen
till tho well known voice comes borne
on tho waters telling that the loved
ono is almost home. How sweet to
the weary fisherman, us tho shadows
gather around him, must be the songs
of tho loved ones at homo that sing
to cheer him, and how they roust
strengthen and tighten tho links that
bind together these huutblo dwellers
by the sea ! Truly it is among the
lowly in this life that wc find somo of
510 35; almost tho cntiro whito population of1 tho most beautitul customs in practico
li-"i iho South .hall bo prohibited from
...
tho South .hall
voting until after the next President-
ial election.
Such is a clear and honest statement,
in as brief compass as wo can givo it.
of what tho infamous Commiitco of
80 Jas. Aekey,
200 llenry Culvrr,
43 EL.h Tick iter, 640
25 John llr Lock, 417
130 ; Andrew Lon;;. 13 00
50 John McGoiugtl, 5 55
KXOX TCWXSIIIP.
H ll'i, I' .l.,.rn 77
PI J. MCba, ' i 55' Fifteen aro pleased to term a plan of
LUMBER VI TV BORO UGH. I reconstruction. There aro somo furth-
lioueand Lot I). Denmark, 11 10 cr provisions of minor importance, as
the reader will see, and among others
ono to render all tho prominent oiti
tona of tho South ineligible, to oflico
but tho main features of the plan aro
embraced in tho three sections to
which wc have alluded. Opposed to
'this disunion scheme stands
2 Lots O. W. rv, 1 39
MORI: IS TOWXSIIIP. J
50 Ansou Jone, 4 30
St) Michael Qniplev, H 03
XEW WASIIISGTOX BORO.
llouae 4 3-LoIs H. Gallsgh-r.2 22
HoueiLot J. Irvin's kst.ll 00
PEXX TO WXSLHP.
57 ll'ui. Beck,
12 John Flvnn,
10 A. K Writrht.
r.vio.v to wxsmr.
50 H'm. II, Booze,
Oil Leandor Dinning. 1331
tajrSonio years ago, a gentleman of
Norfolk, Va., had a fine negro, to
whom he gave tho privilege of hiring
himself out and keeping one half tho
wages. Ono day tbo negro came
home to his master to tell him that
the man to whom ho had been work
ing. wished to buy l.im, and would
givo eight hundred dollars for hirai
"Weil," replied the master, "what
of that r 1 don't want to sell."
"But you see, inasa," said Sam,
'Pro hud a bad cough for some time,
and specs I'm gwine into do sumption.
tho wiso' 1 don't spoc I shall last more, dan two
and 1 d It ko to take dat man in.
9 M and slatcsmanliko policy of President. J'car8
1 (Mi i. r n I
jounson. it is lor t.io peop.o o. l en... Gejj MKAr,K axd tii, KENUN,r.
,syvania To8ay wmcn u.ey m 1 Kiinn lias follwe.l the
p3 tain oy tneir votes in me coming ciew
lion.
WOODWARD TOWXSIIIP. The Kadtcal dis-nnioiiisls hope to
.- T i li " At a I . 1 .. 1...
aiit mj t . We Tin. i uj rnrPT fun. i in r iniiiiiitiiiH nnnri'i. ui si. . .
Ia t " ; Tsr.i- a i i J - i .. ' j i arms iiucnueu io protect usiioriuon
"I 1 I 111 fm ftiriVPf. i-l til Ma-.a.naIeiM -v fllin litl.illti IlliilO S 1 Til sal
" w ------ y , - - 1 1)1 iVitillli: IV IIIU 11 VI ll wilt V v a H'v,
Ou Lot Truman Riot. 141 ln.lSses Tl0 wi,00 l,Urthen ot their
't reas'r Oflcs, April 4, 1SC6.
song, during the present campaign,
will bo a denunciation
examplo of
hislnian warr.ors, and lelt Kastport,
Me. Before abandoning tho field ho
wroto to General leado nsking if
in
j their labors wcro to be Kiized. Gen.
Meade replied that ho should siezo all
, r. J.HidtKY re.reetfully nco0. Their constant
il l annou. eea that she will take a ' .,.,;i. .. in i,nl. r.
jip i.t y4 iiciiiiiji iv in..'.! iiw
t f In V. A.I nj Pi. no
JJ;IC, to commence Mutdn' April 3d.
40 90 1 Terms, ft per quarter of 1 1 wceK .
130 52' rVRooini at residence ofJ. U
SS 32 ! Cutile, Em
Clearlald, March 73, 1SC4-
r u " I nrma intended to disturb neutrality,
of the Souther,, , ahll morcovor amht ., ,,arMlls c
it cry win wy j , , b Mp j-,,. , ft
r rebels to Vote?, ... ,,.. .,. , i.s
Unon that the chanires wnl bo rung
soon after. Tho Do Soto nnd Winooski
433 153 .1. It. Howell,
433 153 Wm. Johnson.
lOO 03 George BeckhiOl,
243
217
170
225 John Boyd.
Iir3 Sjar.nah Ward.
255 4 M. " 'Cor wick, Co tu ! ? I
100 llenry Trout, 4J 20 135
14 George Bow mau, 2CG )v'j
84 CbaaSenaie' esute, 8 83 4
75 FetarWbiioide, 24s3 85
2-.0 George Ajhtoo, 3i 30 40
Charles Hiiht,
Daniel Turner,
Teler Lowden,
Chtrles lwden,
Mary Sandwich,
Isaac Wilson,
Mary Conn ell.
George A ah too,
John M'CodbV.i,
179 15
122 95 .
122 11
40 83
20 17
140 49
1 G 49
140 49
33 85
lo 70
103 00
455 20
3 01
17 TS
42 51
18 83
COO,
4?4
Ho-
continually. Thus, through
dice, which they, suppose
powerful in the North, they expect to
succeed in forciug tho adoption of the
' . odious doctrines of negro sutlrage and
CT tire lvlnrr in the nort of Eastnort. and
aprcju-!.,.. 1'...., , ...
to bo all 1 1 ,P ,. . i... ,,7
llUUl ui nut uj'aii in a.- . l i. 1 1 ti
14114 AI.I' The lleatem
i' ..-.I. . i.. . i ..... r i - -
M iti i n'liflni, miriw-H, vie--.. , - t. ,
.,j i.li. V1.1..1.1.11... nocrm counlitv unon ovorv htato in
Hi. cw.nij, run a. inn uiu, .-ii rw r - I J t . I. I .1
tebltahed and favorabli known Hou-e. the Union. ' Aro tho masses of Pcnil- Opposite and lu d Up IU0
ia now offered f..i a.ie. it ia one of .vlvania Ktich constimmiito fols a to to prevent its trailing in the mud.
lh heat loeations lo the County, and , . . . . ... ., i u-h k-S.p.I llin riire.iti.in intoiitlt. ond
II I U III 1,1 llll.iu WUI irv iiuiui 111- -
- . ' . . . . . . A 1 ... II-.1 . . . . I ...11
o do not le- men cancu out, cageny : -uii, see,
4j2tA little lour year old pet ftood
l ooking out of tho window tho othor
day, when an express man slopped Just
horse a lad,
Sho
allorda rare tndarementa fur any pr-
ann wiling to sngagein thai buainesa.
There la aboat 0 U Acre f land at
tached to tb hi u.i a, upon which ia
creeled a large frame Stable and all
Beoeeaary buildings for an ratablih
meet of thia kind, together with a com
medions two atory Store House well
finished and in food repair. IiamcdU
at foaeeatioo giren. For pries and
terma of Sale, appt? to or addreas,
J. ISLAKE WALTERS.
ArU 0i ISM-tt aisrflfld, Pa,
nlntinnarv sehomrs ?
lieve thoy aru. Wo expect to sco tho' Ai ni ! tho 'epn-ssnun is making a
whito men of this great Stato laying waterfd'l loi his horse ! '
asido party prejudice and rally as ono,
man for tho Union, tho Constitution
and tho interests of tho whito race i
fay Ah old gentleman remarked tho
other day that in 1770, wo went -to
war on account of the stamp act, and
CiafWhy is President Johnson like got tho nigger; Whilo in 18C1, wo
Chimborazo ? Because he is tho great- went to war about tbo nigger, tci got
est of all the Andics. ' th? ttamp act. . t