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WIDNBgDAY MORNINO, APRIL , 1(80.
Reader, If yea want to know what tl going oa
la the builnooi world, toil read oar advertising
aolamae, tba eeeiol eofnma In partleular.
MAXIM! TOR THE DAY.
No man worthy tbo onlee af President should
ba wllllni to bold It If oountod In, or placed there
bv env fraud. V. . 0T.
I oould flavor have boon raoonolltd to the ele-
ration bv tbo imalleet aid of mine or a poraoa,
however raapootabla In private life, wbo moat
forever earry npoo bin brow tbo tamp of fraud
nl triumphant la Amorloan hielory. No eub
ooquonl aettoa, however meritorious, oma waab
away tbo lattara or toai rooora.
CHABLBa FbABCIO Aha.1.1.
X woald ratbar beva tba oadoraamont of aquar-
tor of a oatllloD of tho Amerlaaa pooplo than that
of tho Loulilaoa Returning Board, or of tho Com
mlaaton whlob excluded lb facta aad doeldad
tha quoatioa oa a Webnloallty.
Taoa. A. TlKBDnjflKS.
Under lha formi of law, Rolbarford B. llayoi
hat boon doelarad Proaldent of tba (Jailed Stataa.
Ilia titla roata apon diifraDnbleemoot of lawtal
vottra, tbo falio emincetee ot tba returning otn
oara noting eonruptly, and tha dooiaioa of a eom
minion which hai rofuiod to hoarevtdenoo of u.
logod fraod. For tho tret tima ara tba Amorloan
peoplo eon fronted with tho faot of a freudulenlly-
aloolod Prerident. Lot It not bo nndaritocd that
tha fraud will bo illently acquit load In by tba
country. Let r.o boar para la whlob tho uaurpa
tioa iff forgotten.
. ADpnaaa or DguecBavio M. O.'a.
Ooo hundred tiara of human depravity aeou
mulatod and oonoaotratod Into a olimal of orlmo.
Never again in five hundred yean ihall they have
an opportunity to repeat the wrong.
DiniBb W. Voonanna.
Those high-toned assailants ot Sona
tor Wallace will no doubt blumo him
with tbo olopement of Keailile, PctrotT,
Salter, Ittitnbergor and Crawford.
Ttronrus. When those Tyrone
Uomocratg oditor Stroup, ex-Coun
cilman Conrad, Enquire Wood, tc,
ntrike out from tho shoulder they a!
way kit somebody.
Tnis is What wi Say. If Senator
Wallace cannot gave his neat, what
Democrat can f Or, do yon prefer a
Radical ? This i open to all growler
if Democratic proclivities for an an
swer. .No Mokc Sucu Fridays. A. R.
C'orbin, Gonoral Grant's "Black Fri
day" brother-in-law, who realized 2f3,
000 lor Mrs. Grunt, in a "pool" with
tho Now York stock gamblers on that
awful day, died at Jorsey City on the
2th ultimo.
ScATTERirin. The Democratic mem
bers of tho South Carolina Legislature
havo been polled on their first choice
for a Presidential candidate, with the
following result : Buyard, 78 ; Tilden,
12; Seymour, 11; Field, 10; but they
nil aro rendy for Hancock.
Wno Betrath Tuem ? This is the
solid .SViie-rock question now being
axked by the friends of Kemble, re
trofit Co. Were tboir attorneys fools,
or did some momker of the Board of
Pardons betray them f We suspect the
latter. See Sillman lie ran toll all,
if ho trill.
A Niw Strike. We Bee it stated
that Major A. N. DoVoo, formerly Mil
itary Secretary of Covernor Robinson,
and lately business manager ot the hi
mint (Now York) Free Prcsi, has as
rtnmed tho business management of the
llarnsbnrg ratriot. Major DoYoe is
an experienced newspaper man, and
Ilarriskurg ought to be a good field
tor his operations.
.SENATORIAL CONFIRRNCB. Wo have
i.n several occasions called tbe atten
tion of our Democratic Iriends to this
natter, but none of our cotemporarios
in the district have paid any attontion
to tho affair. Wo now have a full
rafting flood on hand, but we will
suggest Friday, April 23d, aa the
time, and Bellclonte as tho place, of
meeting for the purpose of selecting a
Senatorial delegate to our State Con
vention, and call upon our Conferees
to attend.
So Vert Strahoe. We notice that
in counties where Don. Cameron and
bis father own the Radical party ab
solutely, that somo of tho Democratic
papers and self-imposed leaders of our
party bitterly assail the re-election of
Senator Wallace, although there is no
straightcr Democrat in the United
States Senate than ho is. It looks
really as though thoy were helping to
get the elder Cameron back to bis old
seat 1 the consideration pure hatred,
or rash down, lor this conduct?
Ike eoftAmetltn f Kama aa Halted Atalei
liaribal for tbo Kaelern biatrial of feeoaylvaniB
meaae that aa rar aa Walloon la Maooraod, Beta
lag will he deae for tho aeit four yoara to Ib a
DeaaoeretU) victory la tbii Bute beyond alerting
a majority of Wellaoe mea to the Lower Hoaae
of tbe neat Legiilatara. JViie CnUfa wragiwaA.
Will not your coarse even defeat
that f The conduct ot Penn k Stone,
"editors," is worth more to the enemy
than its own guns; and It Is evident
that the writers of lb above prefer a
Radical In the L'nited State Senate
to a Democrat. The balance oi their
tirade and falsehood I too gross for
us to quote. It is no wonder little
Lawrence county can furnish a Radi
cal majority of 1,600, whil such men
a we have named edit and control the
Democratic organ of the county.
,GooD Licks. Tbe Cameron are
working up some Democratic newspa
)or right amartly, and as onr Slate
Convention approaches they will still
become more vigorous. Those ootn
roamdors, or slave-drivers, of the Radi
cal parly in this State, have promised
it to Grant for hi third term arrange
ment, anil if they can, through cash or
malice, got up a Bght among the Dem
ocrats at oar approaching Slate Con
vention, and waylay such a champion
as Sertator Wallace, their victory will
be an easy one. Thl is what tha op
position i Working for, and w are ur
frised that anybody enjoying Demo
cratic brain can't o through thit f
fori of the common enemy. ' "
Gioroi B. Goodlandih, Editor.
DA M SAME MORALITY.
We rt-ud in tho Good Hook (bat at
one period the Temple dcdioitted to the
living liml was captured liy a lot ol
commercial trader mid comiptioniiitH,
who turned it into a market house.
The goilliminsiinil pornonal deportment
of a similar dune) of men renidini; in
Philadelphia seem to have taken the
same kind of a lien on theStatoCnpitol
at ITarriibur. l.ant Winter a num
ber ol political bur.Kurda galherotl neur
the preeinuU of tho State Treasury
with tho intention of ateuling KOl'K
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS out of It
and then dividing tho plunder among
tliemsolvc. But they were dofeatod
in their wicked scheme, and are now
in Court and on the road to tho peni
tentiary for the crimei they have com
mitted against the State and aociety,
Notwithstanding tho offence of the
men indicated, we are still more offend
ed at the acta ot Willjam McAleer,
President of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade, and i. H. Myera, of tho Phlla.
dclphia Produce Exchange, wbo, with
tbo common scoundrel of that city,
are praying lor pardon, II these men
are the IriomU and associates nl Kmile
J. Pctrofr, who has been twice expell
ed from even the Legislature for bis
corrupt practice, wo advise honest
men to look down to the bottom of tbo
Board of Trade and the Produce Ex
change. lid the devil compile more
impndence when he took the Saviour
up into a high mountain and offered
to sell him the whole world if he would
fall down and worship him, and the
rascal had not a title to a single acre
of the land he proposed to soil 1
Am Excellent Suggestion. Tho
editor of tbe Clinton Democrat makes
a corner on the record compilors in
this way : "If the papers that periodi
cally strive to break down Senator
Wallace and build up a faction fight
with Speaker Randall, would devote
tho same time to stimulating their
readers to more perfect organization
and towelling them in the fittest trim to
fight tho common enemy, they would
be doing a good to tho party where
they are doing it great harm. Tbe
party wants the services of all its men
working in harmony, and especially
such as these. As to Mr, Wallace, he
is one of, if not tbo ablest man of the
party, faithful to it and fighting for it
at all timos-indei'd, if any -criticism
can be made against him, it might be
urged that be has been too much of a
partisan and this effort to take from
bim hi well earned standing or to
break him up, will result like others
before it and prove a mere "spitting
agaiuit tho wind." Wo hope that
the Fourth Warders in Philadelphia
and tbe House ot York, Lancaster,
Chaiubersbarg and Pittsburgh will
have the above Inserted In their re
spective journals. That letter "A"
number "1" literary production enti
tled the New York .Sua, might hedge in
that way too, ii convenient, if the edi
tor proposes to be honest with his
readers and himself.
FaoM Post to Poet. The Washing
ton Ttofjike its Pittsburgh namcaako,
put on entirely "too much stylo" on
tbe Presidential question for the good
of tbe party. Both these lively party
organs are trying to raise a "boom"
for tboir pet candidate for the Presi
dency. The Washington organ wants
Seymour, and tbe Pittsburgh organ
want Tilden. Now, if the journals
indicated would not manifest so much
seal on this point and act as though
there were tome other persons in this
country who hold decided views ou
this pojnt, deport thomeelves circum
spectly and await tbe action of the
Cincinnati Convention, we would file
no objoelions. W by should we wasto
our ammunition by discharging our
guns long before the enemy is in sight?
Too much teal is just aa fatal a none
at all. We advise tho editors of the
two Potti to bebavo themselves like
other good Democrat, and not ex
baust their energies bofore the cam
paign opens. We hopo our brethren
will aaium the role of statesmen,
rather than that of fops.
Tbi Royal Bloods. A cotempora-
ry remarks : "Tho proposition to have
Colonel Fred D. Grant put up to rido
behind hi lather In tho race, so as to
insure the Grant blood in tbe Presi
dential office, bos been extensively die
cussed. Thore i one objection that
has not been sufficiently weighed. The
younger Grant can do the most scrv
ice lor the Republic by retaining ble
connection with the army. A military
man wbo baa sufficient gcnlu to grad
uate in two year from West Point
into the rank and pay pro tern, ol a
Lieutenant Colonel cannot be snared
from military life. And wo may add
that th name and noble form of Jor
gonsen so admirably fit him to play
the role of Sancbo to Grant's Don
Quixote in tbe approaching tilt, that
th public sense of the eternal fitnea
of thing will be rudely shocked If the
part is not assigned to him."
AnoTnia OrENiNO for a Growl.
The United States Senate baa just re
jected two of Uayos' Radical Sopor-
visor for this State, via: Dr. Sher
wood, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Jad
win, ol the district for which Mr. Clark
wad first appointed. Now, let the
grumblers growl at Senator Wallace
again. This time probably the Re
publican growl will be hinder than
that of their allies, the Vanx McMuflin
"kicker." Go on I Score Wallace an
groom tbe Cameron and Grant, ifako
yourselves happy by getting another
Radical In the Sonate from Pennsylva
nia. Dow on KKi.Lona.Tbe Now York
Tribute, the leading loyal organ, givos
th Iiouisiana Senator a pretty hard
dig by aayiog: "It is unfortunate Tor
Senator Kellogg that he i Identified
in th popular mind with the scandals
ol General Grant' maladministration
of Federal affairs in Louisiana, Mr.
Kellogg was Governor of th State at
tbe time of those famous transactions
which were to severely denounced by
Repablioana in Congrea and all of the
country, and a great part of tbo odium
ariiing from them bo always attached
to him personally."
j TJIK HOMIKD XKGHOKS.
! Srvin nfl ! I lin '( Mi riot Inn alatpsnutn"
in this country produced a civil war
between the sections, they discovered
that something more than voters could
be m tic out Of the negro element.
Tlicy Hint established the infamous
Negro Bureau, by which the "Contra
band." were fed and clothed out of tho
Cniled Slate Treasury, and given po
sitions whereby thoy could earn some
nionoy. At this point "tho Christian
soldier," (I'oneral O. O. Howard, who.
by tho way, was a No. 1 philanthro
pist about that time, and conceived the
idea that a Freedmen's Bank must bo
started to. take care 'of the saving of
"the Nation's wards." The bank was
established and tbe nogrocs plundered
ol over (Vet milliont of dollsis by these
sanctimonious scoundrels. The fraud
attracted tbo attontion ol Congress,
and a Committee was appointed to in
vestigate the matter.
The Freedmen's Bank, says the New
York Sfir, was s special and unique
creation, officered and directed exclu
sively by the truly loyal, and of course
tho patrons deemed It as secure as the
United Statcs Troasury. ' Bnt tho in
stitution ingloriously burstcd and tho
unlucky depositors are yet whistling
tor seventy per cent, of tneir hard
earned savings.-
A year ago a Committee of tho Sen
ate was appointed to oxamino Into the
condition of the wreck. Tho commit
tee, Republican .in texture, with tbo
colored Senator Bruce as Cbairmun,
has just completed its report, which,
judging from an ndvnnce abstract
printed in the Trilunr, will fully con
firm the worst that has been said of
the mismanagement of this bank. Not
only did tho officers violate the char
ter, but they prevailed npon a Repub
lican, Congress to amend that instru
ment so as to afford grealei scope lor
squandering tho money of their gulled
depositors. In reference to soveral
historic transactions, beadod by the
Seneca sund-stone contract, tbe report
freely avers that large sums woro
loaned, not only on inadequate securi
ty, but "in accordance with corrupt
agreements between the officers of the
bank and tho borrowers."
Moreover, the expenses of winding
up the collapsed concern during tho
past four year bnvo boon 1335,091,
and it appears as fur from being wound
up now as it ever was. The Commit
tee thinks that the faithless trustees
and officers cannot bo reached by legal
proceedings, for they took particular
caro to givo no bonds for their faithful
discharge of duty, anil by a singular
coincidence tho charter embraced no
penal provisions to punish their infi
delity. As Radicalism used tho money of
tho colored man In this organized
swindle, so it i using bis to and his
alleged grievance in politics, and
many colored men, both north and
sooth, aro shrewd enough to sco it.
To the Point. Tho editor" of tho
Washington Pott say : , "It strikes a
plain man somewhat forcibly that
somebody was elected last Fall in the
third Congressional district ol Minne
sota. If not Washburn and the House
Committee on Elections decide that it
was not it certainly rra Donnelly,
Tbe vote which Washburn brought
could not elect bin) II thoy had been
thirty thousand in number instead of
three. Tbo report of tbe majority of
tho Committeo is faulty inasmuch as it
is not decisive If Donnelly is not en
titled to the Beat, Washburn is. There
woro no lapses either of officers or vo
ters ef a character to justify a now
election. Tbe trouble with our Dem
ocratic leaders in Congress is that they
are brave ut the wrong time and cow
ardly when they should be bravo. The
Republicans will fight just as hard to
keep Washburn in as to kcop Donncl-
oot. And tho attempt to placate them
or to avoid censure by half-way meas
ures, will be found to bo a policy a
poor and as fruitless, Mr. Washburn,
it bas been shown, bought his way into
Congress and justice demands that be
should not only be doprived of hi scat,
but that it should be given to the man
whom he cheated ont of it."
(jovirnurntTribulation. Itieem
that liayc ha a great lime in getting
a Crawford county Radical planted.
The Venango Spectator, in alluding to
tbe case, remarks: "Tbe nomination
of lion. S. Newton Pettis as Associate
Justice of Wyoming waa withdrawn
by Mr. Hayes because tbe incumbent,
wbo was expected to resign, didn't re
sign, and thero was consequently no
vacancy... Mr. Pettis was then nomi
nated for the samo position in New
Mexico, bnt trouble bas sprung up In
that quarter. Tho peoplo ol that Ter
ritory want a man wbo can talk Span
ish, and they are bulging Mr. Hayes
to give them a resident of New Mexico.
Inasmuch as Mr. Pottis doesn't talk
Spanish, perhaps be will have to walk
Spanish, so fur as bis Judgeship In
Now Moxioo is concerned."
Fcoaal An Associate Press tele
gram went over the wires the other
day Blinding to the convicted bribers
a follows :
Whether the hall ef Kimble. Salter aad the
othen, eoa t to emit the fagitlvoo or not, the
eoaneel for tbo proaecmlon, after obtaloiug tbo
aecoiinry warrant!, will demand rvoauitloa po
pen. Dataellvaa are already oa their traeh.
Tea, and the moment an application
la made for a requisiloo at tho Execu
live Chamber at Hnrriilmrg, tbe news
will be communicated to tho criminals,
so as to give them lime to skip to an
other Stale. The dctocllves will pocket
the rcouiation and tramp all over New
Jersey (while he la safe In Delaware),
and roturn to Hanisburg and roport,
"not found ; but hero is my bill, f 250.'
It is promptly paid. Crime on orime I
AstonihiiinoI We wonder bow of
ten a man should be expelled from tbe
Pennsylvania Legislature before the
officers of the Philadelphia Hoard of
Trade and Produce would recommend
hit pardon. If the Uarriaborg roos
ten and the city President bve
pooled their into rests, as recent event
indicate, the honest portion of all com
munitie hail better lock up their in
tercsts, or flit for somo heathen port
for safety.'
Short or Srurr. A n exchange says
"When the Grocnbacker at llarria
burg bad nominated candidate for
President, Supreme Jadgo and Auditor
General, and aelncud the delcgatca-at
Urge to the National Convention, they
ran oat of material. A search will be
made for more men and the rest ef the
places filled In hereafter, If possible '
A rOl.XT WEIL MADH.
lion. S. H. Cox, of Now York, docs J
some good with hix iubiIik'ss." iur- j
lug the debate on ttio appropriation
for tbe pay , of electing Deputy Mur-j
sbals thore wits connideruhlo puMtioiiale
assertion ou the Republican siilu of the
duty of Congress to apprpriatn money
for the enlon emeht ol any law declar
ed constitutional bv the Supremo
Court. In the course ol tho discus
sion, Mr. Cox made a little speech
which gave rise to the following collo
quy: , ,
Mr. COX. Doea my I'rleaij trvia Ohio reaom-
bor tbe fuRilive alave law t
Mr. OAlirjEI.il. Yti,ajidtbelred Soil da
etiion too.
Mr. COX. Wonld the gentlemaa hava earned
out tho fugitive ilara la by voting money for
tho ilaea eatoberer Appiauef.j Aniwerioai
quoetioa. Anawer U any ol yoa. Woald you
bare voted moaey to bare oarrled out tbe fugi
tive alave law after tba oourt declared II to be
aonitituliooal? Aplauaa.) You aro domb.
Mr. UAWLKV. 1 bare aald u.at no power in
the univerea would maho aa rote a dellar or move
a atop to eieeuto that law.
Mr. COX. You aro the only man oa that side,
and a very good one. Laughter
Here we find tho simple truth about
this matter brought out All men ad
mit that, as a rule, Congress ought to
appropnato nionoy for the execution
of existing laws, and all men admit
that, as a rule, approprialions should
bo voted without conditions, and yet
tbe House of Representatives kasagain
and agaiu refused In make appropria
tions for objects to which it is opposed.
The Republican caused an extra ses
sion rather than vote money to the army
without conditions during tho Kansas
troubles, just as the Demoorats did
litter rather than vnto an army bill
without restricting the use of tbe troops
for political purposes in tho South, and
tho Republicans refused in Andrew
Johnson' time to appropriate money
to pay tbo salary of a Minister to Spain
wbo was obnoxious to them. The fact
simply is that, though the rule as wo
have Muted it is admitted, the majori
ty ol tho House every now and then
makes an exception to it, nnd it is
ridiculous to insist Hint tbe attempt to
do so is something revolutionary and
unprecedented. Mr. llswley was frank
enough to say that, if he hud boon in
Congress whon the Supreme Court de
clared the fugitive bIuvo law constitu
tional, ho would not have voted money
for its enforcement, and yet his refusal
to do so would have been precisely
similar to the rolusul at somo of the
Democrats now to vote money for tho
enforcement of the Federal election
law which has been declared constitu
tional. Yet Mr.'llawley was ouo of
those who denounced the reasonable
coinpromiso Mr. Garfield offered and
tbe Democrats of the House, wisely
accepted, despite the tact tbut they no
more bclievd in this decision of the Su
preme Court than Mr. Hawley be
lieved in its decision In tbo fugitive
slave case, llettusburg Compiler.
Lawysrs a Kditors. One of the
vilest attacks ever made on "the free
dom of tho l'russ" in this country, is
coqehed in the following :
"Lancantir, April 4. judge Pat
terson yoslorday delivered a Ions opin
ion on the rules taken on Steinman
and Ilensol to show cause wby as at
torney they should not bo punished
for contempt for matter published in tbe
liBncoNler Jntelligrncer, ol wbich they
are editor and publishers, and their
names stricken Iroin toe roll ot attor
ney. Tbo rule lor contempt is dia
charged, because the misconduct was
not committed in tho presence of tbe
court, but tbo ru!e to debar is made nb
solute and tbe names of tbe respond
ents ordered to bo stricken from tbe
bar, because, in the opinion of Judge
fatleraon, tbo voluntary assumption
of editorial duties does not relieve them
from the obligation of their oaths as
attorneys. 1 ho action ol the court
this morning was a surprise and ex
cites a great deal ol unfavorable com
mcnt. it involves questions ot tbe
irroalcHt importance to editor and
member of the bar throughout the
State."
Such edicts might pass current where
Bismarck rules, bnt tbey are awfully
out of order on this Continent. If tbe
editor libeled, let them be taken into
court, but do not behead them With
out a trial.
WoNDEBFur.l ThoOrecnsbnrgiJtm
ocrat is highly incensed at Senator
Wallace lor getting a numbor ol Dom
ocrats appointed as Census Supervisor
in this State, and having several Radi
cats rejected. Wby not blame the
Senator for the escape of tho Legisla
tive "roosters," who were on the road
to the penitentiary. Tbero would bo
just as much tense in bis growl, Tho
editor of the journal in question i
without doubt a negative Cameron
man, and, in effect, I helping to put
another Itadical, instead nf a Demo
crat, into tbo United States Senate.
Tbe editor of tbe Oreenabnrg Herald
cannot do half a much effective work
in that direction as the editor of tbe
Democrat is accomplishing, although
tho tormcr holds a high State position
The New York JVafion ay : "Now,
w make bold to say that nobody out
side the circlo of his Intimate porsonal
friends knows what the opinions of
Mr. Donald Cameron, ol Pennsylvania,
are to-day on any question of Ameri
can politic on which legislation is
either proposed or opposed. We do
not know of any speech nl his, or of
any bill Introduced by bim, or any
book, pamphlet, or article in which be
has set forth his views on any subject
about which American voters are at
this moment divided In opinion. Nov
ortheless, be has exhibited his power
in politic within a few week by eon
trolling tbe lotion of tbe majority in a
convention uf great importance." "
Tut Lotal STitcnoLE. The Cincin
nati CommcTciuf ha boon so busy ad
vising that Blaine's friends should eom
bine with Shermsn's friends various
States to beat Grant that it has so far
neglected to advise with rcfcrcnco to
Ohio. Tho situation tbero seems to
indicate that Sherman's friends had
belter combine with Grant' friend to
beat Blaine.
A Good AnaiDiicMKNT. Tbo Chi
cngo Tribune has a streak of typo
graphical economy, thus :
Rev. Douglees got tnebri-
', Bat d vb lie be won IbioiI
Aad want! to be re-noail-.
Bp wajr af belag eladlc.
gfl AOTIOKt AM Mrtrtina art t.rty wanwd
VV fatD-l frtbwltigr lau; uj noddllif
Willi tb fnllomnf prtotJ prnpHtf, row m
ib k(hIor of 111 fit m MflCrMkiio, tf F'rftiioti
toWMhip, .tt Um wi tfpuntut m Umi
iBg MMblDWa, tWO MUl Mtd bftTMM, WAV W.
bo raw wiLfoa. Tbi furai.il n BroD-rtr rm war
bit! by wit tt ConnUbU'i mI, an tha Id dtf
f April, tn ti ftiiawM aa ranmia n paaaMiiaa
of mm liirsai Mavrtrfliw lata niy, nojaM
twayardarataavUiia. LKVl H t HAChh..i,
St Millport. Pa., April 1,
WlsrfHaufous.
1-!.:('t!T!lltH' MOTH 12.-NoUoe 1. hero
J br given that l.rtleri Tirlaroi-iitary oa
I l,i eilate of JOHN HOLT, late of Wallacrtoa
borough, Clearfield oouniy, Pean'a., decraaod, I
having bran duly granted to the nudoriignod, all
tkoraona inuebleie lo mid aetalo will pleaie maaa
immediate payment, aud thou having oialmi or
demand! againit Iba eeuie will preout bcm
properly aulhenllaatod for aetllament without
uelav. HK1 UKX llnl.T,
rlTKI'UKN lllll.T,
KaecuOtri.
HitlUrtton, Pa., Man-h 34, Itst-Sl
E. S. HENDERSON,
UNDERTAKER
BURN81DB, PKKN'A.
ITMIK luWrlUr mom oflVri U th rltliwi of
X BorniM ted -litiit.r, ft. UBprT.dtd
pedjitUj. Hrfttlar ftll kind of Cukili tod
CuAtii will ke kept on tuMil. m4 order ft.M tt
OIM.
tuural attended tvchtrt.
I will fur. lift tb lMa. m veil M lb lmirmt
rftcUt ded.MUd to funr.lt- All ordri toft tU
lii itor or Johh U. Conifftft will roMtvo prunpt
aUtoBtiuQ. For fartbr pirlluUrg, enlt tin or
ftiMroM I. S. JIKKLKRbON.
Doe. 10, 1870-tr.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.
SKC0NII BTKKKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Have opened op. In tbe itore room lately occupied
by Weover llitu, on Beooad meet, a largo and
well Mlceled Monk of
Dry - Goods Groceries,
BOOTH AND SIIOKS,
Qt'KKNSWARR, W001I WILLOW WARR.
DATS AND CAPS,
LOUR; FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will dupoie of at reaiouahie rates
or r mb, or exchange tor country produce.
0E0R0E WKAVRR CO,
Claarlald. Pa., Jan. . IBTS-tf.
REMOVAL !
James La. Leavy,
flavin liBrohtMiid lha ollr Btaclr af Frftri
Barkflt, barrbj givo. nolle tint b bi moved
Into tli room UtelT ocrut.ird hi Rrd Harty,
on BoRond atnHrt, whero ne It proper to fttf-r to
tho publlo
COOK STOVES,
UE.tTl.rU af.l'fl
PARLOR STOVES,"
of tb IklMt luaprnrod fiaiurn, t low wrictM.
HOUSE FDENISHINQ QOODfJ.
Gaa Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing. Oa Fitting, and!
nopairing i'umi a iperialiy. All
work warranted.
Anything lo ai Una WIU ho ordered nclil If
dailrod. I AH. L LtMVT.
Pr.ric!nr.
fhko. SACKkrr.
Ageal.
earned, I'a., Janusrv 1, !; If.
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
Cheaper than ever at the sloro of
G. C. & T. W. MOORE,
ROOM HO. I, PI I H IIPr.HA IIOIWB.
We have lust received the hirircsl
and best seloeted stock ol'
UOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
-AND
J
That has ever conio to tdwn.
nil tho new novelties in
Also,
NECKWEAR.
0I,H AURNTS FOB PRRKINH'
Driving Boots and Shoes.
Rubber Boots &. Shoes.
(live u a call nntl sco if u don't
sell cheaper than anybody else,
(ilo. -. MooHn.
TOM W.MIMIHK.
CloarlelJ, Pa, Bcpt It, 117 Int.
HOFFER'S "
Cheap Cash Store.
room no. tiihi:i:, OPERA HofWE,
Clearfield, Pa.,
' WtI0t,R8ALB A HKTAIL DIALER IN
DRY GOODS,
Oomprlilng Prenj tloo-l f the very let.it elylei,
ooaiiiung in part at naihmeree, Maaabaiter
faaeica, Alpaca., aad all meaner of
Fancy Dress Goods,
Sunk ai Cretona, Mnhalr t.e.ten, IMaldi, Dreai
Ulagharai, llreii Kanrlee of Ibo very laleit
etyloa, and na cheap thoy aan be lold
la thla aiarbit
NOTIQNS,
Con.l.ting or Olive. fr Deal!, Ladlef and
Miuea. - lloaa af all aba-lea, Hilb Cringea,
Ueea, fancy Drtm Hullona. Ladiea'
Tlrl el all ihaoM and Ityloi, Calfi
and Collare, Klbbeoa of all bind, and
quallilee. Merlao Vaderwear, Trlmmtagi, lie,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Qaeemware, Hardware, Tinware,
I'nrpel-, OH Cloth-,
WALL PAPER,
' LEATHER, FISH, Eto.,
Which wlB be cold wkoleaale or retail. Will take
, Country Produce ...
In tcichengr for (ianda at Market Prbrra,
WM. J. IIOPrKrt
('IrerBrld. Pa., nt, ,ilf,Tfl ir.
Hew tlmtisriiunts.
f tMIO III'Mli:!..-Ilcrgi Weaver (.
Oa went ova Ibouinnd nuibeli of OATH, now,
eod will per eah or produpe. f I
Cornell, Ha., Aug l, W7 If. ,
- r- 1
I'lOH HOH HAI.H. .Thlrh-en lilrra ol
Ilillae lleea wult.h I will irll ebran for
eaih, or eirhanga for waiat.. Fur furlher In
formation call on ot audrf.a Ine undeMifneu.
J r KIIA.MKK.
Nn, Td tf. Cltatldd, I'a.
M()M:V Til LOAN. On trit claai Im
proved farm property, by tbe Mutual Liie
luiuranoe Cumpaoy uf New York, oa Bret mort
gage, ib auuii Iruia 91, OKU up. Vcr furlber IB
f.iruatioB applv to the undereigned.
HI RXTHALW. smith.
Clcartild Pa., Ma; 7tb, 187. if
1
1!
NOT AT
STUMP CREEK,
IiUTAT 1
ROOM NUMBER TWO,
Pie's Opera House,
CLKARFIELD, PA..
tV'btra H. Labiaaa A Co. hava (waned a f$ry Urji
nock ut th- UtMl aod btwt Hjltt of
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
MILLINERY GOODS.
AND A Vl'.LL AB01tTMNT Of
Ladies', Hiasos' & Cluldro&'a
S-3BC-0-3ES-S
Of all ttylea, now in the market. Call in perion,
or addreaa U. I.KIIMAN A CO.
Clearaeld, l'a , March 17, IHnl-tf.
Sheriff's Sale.
T)V Tlrto of wriU or Lnri Fntia wr
J 9 oat of tho Court of Common Pleat of Ctntr
count, P r and to no dirMtcd, thero will
bo oipoiod to B)Bbli lolo M tbo Court Hooio,
In tbo borough of Bll)fonu, Ontrt Co., I i .oo
(lurday. April 9i(h. 1iHO.
At 1 o'clock P. IT, tho fotlowinff. dwrlb-d r-vl
esuto, to ult
NO. 1. All tbo rlRltt, till, aod fnttmit of Do
fondmta is l that oertola trMt of Uni ltute
in Hub towo-hlp, mtro oounty, V., In tho
wtrrantrotifttntoi John llamrlrb.,anl dtforihtMl
t.Roorfl.i)f to n tirrav midt tb-roof to Dm Id
Hough oa tho SOtb dy of Aogutt, bcxin
ning ot a iloo tro eora-r ; thonoo oitnilnf hj
a trtot of land in tbo warranuo nktot of And"
Uratf north 1i d-Ri- oattSI. pomhoi, aoro i
or lott, to a vutto pino. a onrnor; ihonno bj a
tract of laod tn lha warraatfO naaa of Cupar
bbatfner isotb S8, drgrooooait 13 Jl ptriboo, noro i
or lM. to a red oak treo, or blek oak fallvo ; :
thmro by a tract of land in tho warrant namo !
of Kobart Speer touth dogroot wait H50 per
cboi, nnre or Ion, to a poat; tbano by a traot of
tatid io tho tiTT'BlM namo of tlroro JIulTnaitlo
north drgrrra wft tM parrhtxi. moro or !,
to tho pUoo of bofrli-ning, pontaioihtt M Mroo
and ItfO porchoo and allowaooo.
4L80,
AH tho right, titla and inUreitof Dofondint In
all tbotoortoi trootnr piooo of landltnauin Huh
.nwn.hip afnrooald, to tbo warrantoo naao of
And row Oraff, beginning at n boaNoi troa.n
oornori thoneo aitendiog north 50 dagrooo want
120 perobot, aaoro or loai, to a pioo tro ooraor;
ttaOflfrO by a traot of land la tho warrantoo umi
of lArliiinn Mu-ooroootb 40 oogroon oaot 2M
ptraboa.'. mora or 1m, to n oagar troo, a oornori
IhnDM by n tront nf land In tho wartanUo aono
of Jnho Iftmbrigbt ooo lb 0 dgrooa wait 120
porobop, moro r loia. to n pfno troo oornor ;
thonoo by a traot of land io tbo warrantoo naao
of 8-bojtiao Unit north 40 dogreoi out 1:10 par
chop, more or kMi, to tho ptaoo of boginnlng, ooa
taiaiog 434 aoroo and 151 part ban, aioro or bsit.
i ALSO,
All tho right, titlo nnd Inlortot of bofndaato
In all that eertatn traot or ploeo of land ritnato
partly in Rnh towoabip aforoaold ond partly in
Morrto townnbtp. Clearfield ooanty.Pn.. bonndod
nod doooribod ao folk we t On tho aorib by lands
koto of tbo oetato of Httry Loraiao, doe'd, on tho
eait by lend! lata of Quay A Kyler, on the oootb
by land! tn tbo w irmotoo namo of Andrew Qrnff,
on tbo wort by lando kto of Brenner Co., ooo-
tttaing itiTnerooond 1ST nerehot, mrvoyed April
lit, 17V3, oa warrant In namo of Cbrtittaa Mostor,
having thereon emoted two frame hoaeoi, an old
frame aw mill nnd other oatbnkldiag. .
AL80,
All tbo rigbL title nod lotercit ot Defondantf
in ell tbut certain traot of laod aitnate io Morrit
townihip, Clearflell eonoiy, Pa., bonnded and
drMtibod ai follows : fieglantng at n otofio boeo,
formerly n white oak oornori tbenon by lando
lata of Lerer Loramo oontb lll porebeo to n
poft, emt 164 prraho- to a poit t Ibrnoe by land
turreyod to Robert Ralney north SSn 0 10 per-
arm to a watte pton aioog lanu tnrrtyod to
Stephen Kingston ?j4 p-reboa to plaeo of beg la
Ding, oontKtolog 100 now nod H7 per. ud allow
nnee, and wae earveyed la pnrtnaneo of a warrant
dated March 13th, 18iT, ined to Leonard Kylor.
ALSO,
All the right, titlo aod lot re it of Defendant
in an mat rertoin traot or lend iitoata tn uorrit
lowoehfp, Cleatleld oonoty, Pn, bonnded and
dewirlbcd ai follewe : lieginaiog at n fallen bom
leek t tbenoo eoulo t. degree Witt 110 perebei
ton white pino I tbenoo north 87i drgreei wett
110 i-10 poreb-tf ton maple troo i tbonoo north 31
degroei east 1S 4-10 perohei to a poet ( thonoo
fou'h N4 drgreot weet ov I 10 ptrohe to a poet,
north 1 degrori oeot 00 110 peroboo to n bom
lock i thonoo ooatb 83 degroeo oaet 14T ft-10 per
ebei to tbo plaoe of begtnblng, ooataioiog 412
aoroo and 84 porebeo, mote or ion, being part of n
Itrgfr tnot inrvoyod in the name of Jno. Houfltoo.
ALSO,
All tbo tlgbl, title end Inter! of Defendanti.
In all tbnt eertatn traot of lond tit a ate in Morrin
lewnnhip, Cloarfield wonnty, bonnded aod dooorib-
ed no foilowe t . a'-ginolng at n epmeo oornor i
lbei.ee by Denlel Milk porhaM north H8 degroee
eeet ItiO porohoo to n plnn thonoo by John
Taylor and John lleoiloa narreyi 2a perohoa
to a pino touth 1, degree weit ooono, oalled in
tho original tnrrey oambt tbenoo ooet TO por
ebeo to a ooet i tbonoo north U degroeo oaet 104
perehea to n epmoo ) tbenoo aoath 8S degroeo
etui 04 pure Dei tnoneo nortn 14 degroeo ooet J ZU
perohoa to tbo ploeo of beginning, o.ioUialng 170
aeref, being porta of two rnrrOTa hi warrantee
nemoo of David Barorar tutd rranela Jobnoton
Thereon erected a frame hoot and a frame barn
and ether ontbolldHigs,
Betted, taken in oHoeoilon, nnd to bo told aa
the prepe rty of Jaooh Mvok, with not toe to John
Wanner ana w . v. naguar aa lorro ten ante.
Ni'Tt. -Tho nndiyided one third pert of the
Jeoe ribed traota of land will bo onld at tho an mo
UateaTtd plane, by WiilUm T Kirk, B-q , Tmotoo
lor eeriaio oroaiioro oi nagnar tlrv. lerma
made known on day of aale.
NO. S. All tbo nnaWldrt oat half p-rt'of tho
three aeroral metaotgee, tonnemeoto and treat a
of land no folio wn, to wit t Tho on ait onto In
Dah townabip, Centre oonnty, Pa,, ear-eyed on
a warrant to Cb flat op her Teabew, beoinninv at
on oh ooraor of John Hambrtgbt and Ceiper
tihalTaer, Jr. tbooea birth 60 iegrooa ooat 330
norohei. moro or lota, to a pine i tbenoo tooth 40
degree oaat 1.10 perchoo, store or kta, to a plot
oornor of Henry Pinker. on I henna by tbo taid
Jleont I'lnkertnn tnvvey nonth 10 deereoo weat
520 perehea, mom or lia, to n dogwood oornor of
Hftoert Hpeer t tbenoo by lae atd flohert tpeor
aorrey nortn 4D elogreea wee 2.19 neroboa,
or bwe, to ibo ploeo of beglautof, oontaibiaf 413
arrea ana lii perrbea.
- '. , , ALSO, ' 1 '
thie other traot tltnaio in Roih townabip, Oea
ire enaety, Pa tnrveyed on a warrant to Itohort
8 peer, bonnded 00 fellowa, to wit: Be tinning at
a poat pernor of Jnba Hem bright nnd Ooorge
HannagiO tbenoo by tbo f(-bo Hambrtgbt aur
eoy north M degrooa oaat ft.O noroboa, wore or
orat, tn nn nah, n oornor of tbo traot abovo do
aortbodi tbenoo by aald abnf 0 doaorlbod traot onnlh
40 degree oaat 110 ptrehet, moro or let, to a
do wood, a oornor of tho Henry plnkerton tor
toy; tbenoo oonih M degreea weat 120 perch.
more or leet, to n pott, oornor of traot tn tn nam
of Peter Miller: tbenee by tbe taid Petr Miller
tnrvoy north 40 degreea weat 210 porobea, moro or
leva, to the plana of beginning, ooouiattg 4ix
arm and l.J pen bee, mere or Ma.
ALSO, , , " ;
Th other tract, ltei portly In Rnah town
thip. Centra onnnty, and part If in Morrta town
ahlp, Cloarfleld oonnty, Pa., doooribod aoenrdlng
ton pina or aurrey tberooi made in April, una.
on warrant dated tbo 14tb 41 at Deoemhor. 1701,
being No. I on aaH plan and warrant in tho name
if Caapor Shelf nor, Jr., beginning at a poet, n
enmor of troo In tbo nam of Ohriatlan Mnaoor 1
tbenoo fnth 40 degree eatt perobe lo n pool;
Ihraee by traet la tbe ni
met of Ubriittan Tobow
oulb ao drg. wet
treat la the aente
oulb b drg. weal IM per. to a poet t thraea by
f Joba Hasbrigbl aortb 4
degroeo weal la parehoa ia a poit
bv
Irael la tba name of Cbrlillaa Muieer aortb aO
degtooe eait tY9 perrhea to tbe plana af begin
ing. toataleteg 4.M aarea aad Us parehoa; mere
Of leea.
Belied, tabaa la aiaeallon, aad t, ba aod aa
tbe pruperly of Joba Trunk! and Jea. M. rarker.
Taaua, Oaaw. Wo deadi will ba aekaewiodfod
un tae pureaaea money it pale, la tail.
JUII.N rJIANllLKB, Fhorl,
Brllrfonle, Pa., April T. IH" St.
ANOTHER
$nr lUrrtistmeufS.
C-IAUTIOlv til peraomare berel,; earned' me
J againil purubamig or Inauy wav lofddlmg li
nb the followlni property, now In the (n.i.l , k
nf J.-bn H Lrllr. of l,anreri-o town.bip, via t I
One trrrl hone, I roan borae, o yearling valvaa, Jim
I eow, 1 two-y.'ar oli ileerr, e iboela, 1 iptlna 111
aalver, 1 ton! of bay, la liuthrli ot obrat, XII ttn
burhelauf putaloei, ' acree rie IB tbe ground,
eoree of wheal in Iba griua l, I buggy, I log. 110
aled, I fiaolug mill, I twu-hotie wagon, I plow, j 419
I cultivator, I barruw, 1 acta berneia, I duuble 140
bevel plow, I avl chain, I table. I cook log Hove; ltd
ai.,1 utraalli, I boating Itovo, about l0 pound! lid
porb, bundlaa rye Hrew, nnd a lot of loo.e i
raw. ioo aewva aaaaow l"P'"'J ""r;--.T,- !
by me at Kherlt'a aale aad la 1.0 with Mid l.ylle
oa loan ouly, lubicrt to my order at auy unie
J. 1.1 (III N
Carweawivllle, fa., March 3 1 it, lmu
Thomas A. Duckett,
- bBALsniN
JF'-'O'-DEI-Xji-
111 EH KIIV give Botloe to the eltlaaai of Clear.
Sold and the lurrouading vicinity that 1 am
prepared at all tiaaee to furaiab famllioa aad
manufacturing aetebliebmcnta with a lapcrior
quality of
Coal. Wood $ Coke,
Which I aa prepared to deliver In a f. boon'
notice. I am elwey road to haul aod delirer
Irom nnd to tbe depot, or anywhere alio, and
niovo familiv! and bouiehold goodi anywhere on
rbortaollco. - TII'iK. A. Dl UKETT.
Clearfield, Pa., Mar. II. IHHO-lf.
jprjal 3,ai'frtistratt3.
Treasurer's Sale
. OK
Unseated Lands
IN CLEAEFIELD COUNTI.
NOTICE ll berel.j givtn, In purruanee of an
Ael of Aieimbly app'oved ibo I Jih da; a'
June, A. D. 1Mb, entitled "aa Art to amend un
Aet dlreetiog tbe mode of aellog t'mealod l,anda
in Claa field county," and the ea.eral lupplementa
tbereto, thre will lie expeied to lele or nutrrr,
oa tbe WIND MONDAY, Mlh dajr of JI NK,
A. D ltll.ll, tbo following Iraeli or pieeea of land
in laid eoontv. for laice due and BOpaid, via :
Heccarla Towitahlp
Aeres.
110
JJS
100
so
o
III
711
4.11
la)
SID
Mi
:;
m
114
104
Hi
H
lb I
4.U
110
124
.100
174
1S
IMS
s
SiO
7
ISO
:,o
ss
70
l'.'S
3
41
Per. H'nrroarre. Tax.
John Nallov.. I M
P. A A. Flvnn - it ft
laraeo af'-Murtrio it M
Thi.maa Murcatery
Mongol Miller
John kiradv
William Brady
Jamie Blaia
Alei. Blaia -.
Jobn Wbitmer. ......
, tlrnrj Whilmer....
Willieaa Heoa
Herman Wbilmer
Jaeob King .H
is
.. IS oo
.. lis ll
.. 174 OS
14S 70
.. 10.1 to
.. 124 Hi
.. Ill 10
.. SI 10
. 107 10
.. IS 00
JohnUlhion 28 07
rt Hobert Wilmn
SO Jnbn Kotlaod
IS 04
I 7i
St US
7 44
40 50
Peter lletl ..
D.vM lla.tia
Fred llowman
Iirnnll MrOoy.........
Jarob King
Jeremi.b Mokker
Frederirk Delee
Tnomaa llillingtoo
John lleao M
Martin grinia
Jamel 0tia 1
J. W. Ftmllb
Fred llul.lev
William Millar
Stewart Cuwan
.Iaeb Fouat
Wall A Mavl
J. 0. Waltara
William Urav
John Miller
Bell Townihip.
lii
111 SO
SI 00 i Igot
SO 14ISI7
77 Si tlnS I
S4 0 1 t:l(lt ;
SO 10 lint
224 00 ilil
1 14 ! i!4t
40 ot 1 si: 7
II IS i,:i7
21 Si I l20
11 SO 10.10
lo:. .11 1 1IS
ITS S7I 1077
17
IM
11 15
of 411
US
IIS
44 17
5 50
411
Ko. Ae. Per. Wnitwe'rc.
414S 1000 Benry Deck I
tsio too "
17S4 1000 " "
tsio 100 " '
427 110 2 " "
5l 101 110 " ...
iSIS lit " ." -
5SIS 101 " "
4JKT 7 120 " "
4014 107 Mleblla A Griffith
1021 1100 " " ....
mo from Heed
lot from Betta
4!l 500 Henry Beck
5004 10110 Nicklln A tlrigjtB
tOOS 7SS ' "
i07 Si "
t0l 1 ' " "
b0t 4l " " ....
svio ua " ....
5011 117 "
57SS tit Ueary Book
41MI 40S '
41S7 l " "
toil 101 11 Mleblla A UtitDlb...-
SIS 400 " " ....
Sl 1st II Henry Beck
ISIS 111 31 " "
till 50 - ' ..........
.'.SIS 111 "
tain III lo "
4207 Sit J. It. Burgoaa
ft M W Bavder
to Widawiea Broe
42T ln " Mn. Ulrna
- 7 Jamn Mitchell
Tax.
SOS ot
154 II
107 SO
88 11
20 04
44 IS
SS 18
!1 II
IS IS
108 00
let It
4 48
8 01
11 11
174 SI
ss e
it St
ri si
00 05
41 2
17 08
53 13
S3 11
ia is
ll ll
14 31
37 It
14 80
II 18
51 It
UK 50
41 1-
t 88
00 00
II 08
51
Illoone Townabip.
Tax.
ISO to
11 to
r st
67 50
75
:it 00
11 tt
oo
18 Oil
C 30
.18 00
27 00
11 50
Tel.
sa is
ri is
et so
M tS
11 00
31 41
17 11
54 Ot
41 III
i 40
I SO
I 12
Tag.
1711
t 15
in SO
It 20
8 15
10 20
10 80
21 01
It 80
ss
so
41 to
14
I 17
lloKfra Townahlp,
For. Ifarrnnlee.
Wm. McCormiok...w.J
N.ncr Bogcc
N. McDoneld
Jobn llyere
t7 John Moatgom.ry. .......
Thomai 8mith.
Jno. Kepbart..
Blair McLasabaB
It Joba Kea
Thomai 1'arkl
Albert Owen
' Wetaou A Munaen
Rradlbnl Townahln.
r. ITi.rroelre.
Alexander Dallas I
rluianna Kator
Ilarriion. Iteyard A Bryaia..
Andrew llarard
Horatio I.. Hall .......
Blair Mcl.aoahaa
' Jamel Ituuran
. Leonard A Cl)de....
Kevuolda Boaa
David Aakrv
Hall A llor'k
I'ollr delAaahaa..........M
R. Moi. op .
David Aakcy
Ilrady Townahlp.
Ae. P.r. arraaloe.
e
Aa.
411
441
410
110
lit
20i
Kit
i ar 404
421
It
100
tl
An. Pe
sos
44
BS
170
50
ISO ,
ll
171
J0
OS
li.t
412
1
.14
No.
402
Tax.
log
IOO
dll
II
Win. Kirkpalrlek 121 88
II 0. Moodlander..
David Kennedy....
t'onrad Loog
41 00
111 84
lot St
til 10
ltt II
la IS
841 14
151 M
.171 00
13 It
81 Ot
I SO
.15 II
171 tl
II 14
it 10
2S
SS77
5H7t
4101
58 St
Henry Wycof....,
Joba Panlap
Caiper Utelver...,
Boberlr A Fox ...
' 821
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ITO4
3010
HIS
II
I Off
111
1st
111
40
1071
XSi
804
tt '
lit
a
ft
171
7
1U
'fherlee H. Preaoott...
Cbrlitlaa Lower....,
Roberta A Fox......
HollopeteraBrabakor
Ckrliliaa Lower.....
, i B chert Carry.......
. J. W. 8mllb
Ilnniilda Townahlp.
tl'orrwnlca.
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114
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71 72
111 71
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281 14
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Joba N.llor... .....
Mabam Whitman.....
Caiper flhaffer Jr.......
Daniel Whtinaar
Joba Hubley
Mary Roberta..,...,...
John Trenler
Carpet Hbefer.....
Jrvry WiiltomeoB
Mary Crawtard...
Towmead Kpackmae..
Reboeea Rruwa
Leonard llolln......
PrederlckKaba
Ileary He per
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C'haat Townahlp.
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No. Ae. Per. IForm-aiee.
1004 to Robert! A Foa I
III J. W.timitb
Mil III Roberta A Foi. ......
SS0S loot I ill " ' .......
31 100 Jabob Burger
107 David Irvin eet
im 7S Si HonerU A lot
3SII 60 "
80 Milloa L MeOluro...
56I 40 Mcklln A UriSlb....
. ' 100 Philip Procter
Ill Peolel Bodgeri
115 William Arnold
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411
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107 II
Joha Boyd
17 21
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111 ft
41 75
111 II
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Thomae Hemllroa
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Robert PlemlBg..,...
iMtaa Riikerdiuo..
Joaethan Walker
Joba Dock .....,......
Jeiper Bnlng..,.!...,,,..,.
William Cook
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Jemaa Finer. ...........
ueorgv rage..M....,......MI
Hoary Pige...
Jamel Noble m,.m.
I'kriitlaa Itokrer........ ......
Prom Hmllh
Mahefiy A Miubill ,
Meltbiil Hloogb.....,.,...
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Job a Hremioaiaa IV
J.Mph MoMurmy 31
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Henry Port
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Jobn Drinker
John K. llrron
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J. hn Kyron ' U 71
William Montgomery.... 17 o
llrnry Printer..... 171 ill
Thomai F. Cope IJ 01
JoMKhKanadm ISO OS
William Baoiom 170 ;
Jamel Hamilton II 4u i
I'bar II Hilk 0o 40 j
Kulurt Kainev 10
Patrick Moore SI 00
Thomae Ntewardion 1 00
Ann ilrl.aneban ....... tl SO
Jobn M.'l.anahao 4 10
William Kraua..... ...... 03 hi
John Drinkar 110 70
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Thouaa KdmeDdron I-'I 70
Samuel II .mi 1 1 on... 240 Oil j
Patrick Moore - SI HO I
Uavi.l Btroarl ; SS I
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John dratl 12 00
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Warren Bell SI 12
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Tag
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51 00 .
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21 00
111 00
28 00
128 8U
111 0-
10 80
7 80
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lleorge Mrad
1110 Mnrrii Atewarl....
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Morril A Ptewart
Ileorgi Meed
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12 Morril A Rtewart.
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5117
5118
611
6120
5121
4.111
5128
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6314
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633
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188
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78 18
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851
lost
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William Mapei.."."
llrorgo .Mead m
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Morria A Steaart....
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tleorge Mead. .
50
81
411
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11 66
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10 16
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11 00
1 80
14 43
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1 00
10
l"S 50
li'.J tl
21 to
Thcmpioa Reed
M O. Brown A Bre.
William W.bb -.
J. 0. Smith ..........
(;rahan Townahlp.
Ao. Par. H'arranfM.
197 Thomai P. ltope...t
148 Joha nkvroa. ......
For 1171 It Chariot Hall........
lit laiael Oope
1st Hoover, UerrlcAUe
Cracuwoo Townahlp.
No, Ac. Per. Warrantee.
100 Joba Ilambrigbl...!
50 K. A. Irvin
521 868 i . Nioklla A Griffith.
SVfil 811 It JobaMehnleoB
100 Joiepb Boon..
fallrh Towuatilp.
Ao.
II
10.1
till
216
2.17
111
215
4.1
41 1
156
I'll
71
46
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121 Chriotlaa Mlatk Jt
III Malthlaa Young
ISS Cbnaliaa Uagor....,
16.1 lleorge Murierimitb.
IS Tbomaa Yedler
Daniel OIHey
Tt tteorga liakar...... .
146 Timothy l'axlea
15S .loha llurge
8tf Kuianuel Kugert..,..
William Uray
Theme! tfrant
Ill Heerge Moore
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17 BO
M 10
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no 30
07 44
0 76
2111 OS
lul 16
I Si 10
60 10
St 64
32 04
32 64
61 OS
71 08
8 .11
141 61
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84 II
III 16
41 01
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II 60
I 48
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lit 78
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101 6
181 6
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111 10
78 11
11 68
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116
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6671
5674
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506
6067
6671
6871
4801
4111
4226
410
6061
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Philip niotlngrr...
Jobn MeCehan
Oeorge Baker
Joha McUabaa
Lauibleek
BenJ. Wtleon
Joba W burner
PigotBhew
Kdward Uind.
Pigot Hiiaw
Rent. W lleao
Robert lleaderaoa..,.
' Daniel Pulkirioa......
K. Neller
Iluatoa Townahlp.
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WUbela Wlll,eh..l
lNiaiel Caldwell
! ' Moore A Delaaoy..
Ae.
170
106
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Willieaa Powers.....
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Moore AS Delaney...
Wllhelm Willlak.!.!
James W lleea
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Wllllcm Peweri.....
R. Hhot-maaar M
Jamca Wilaoa.....!..
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Woodward A Finney
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114
401
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310
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111 51
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176 14
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Moore A Delaney.
lots it
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10.11 11
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17
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j. Nioblla.....
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Moore A Delaney...
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Thomai Martin
Hubert Martin
Williem JoiiBloa
Daniel Hiailb..M
Riobard Peteri........
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Philip Dolti....'
Jobn tlraff
Bvnj. Youog
Karthaua Towtiahlp.
I '7
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Warrantee.
IJeorge Mead..
T.t
SI 71
lit 7
154 M
121 2
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114 40
l'4 41
111
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I 40
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M..nl A Stewart.
Charlei Willink....
William Hmitb....
Capper Wiitar...
17
lleorge Meed
18 I C. MrClorkcy
to Myere A Fiiber... .
no Uiixb Mctloaigal..
AS ltaiid Maieai.
700 tiearyA Alexander.
Um M CloikeyA Potter.
lr,,
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411
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Far. H'arraa.ce. Tax.
151 Tlcnjaraln Poullncy I 22 64
15! Uael Morril . 311 11
IS.1 Martin I'crre HI OS
IM Iriht-lla Jordan 115 2
Adam Hoodee 15 IX
Peter Whileiidcl It tl
Su.aona Ward ... IT 18
lil Jamea Doray 86 51
(len Trlk SI
l.awrrncxi Townahlp.
4.U
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j 5201
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1100
1100
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1100
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1100
1100
1100
1100
1 1 1.0
1 1 10
lion
1 101
1100
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1.10
111 0
Per. WorraatM. Tax.
lleorge Head I 61S 00
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510 1
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101
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62
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.. 316 80
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.. 161 00
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.. Ii 81
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16 41
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7 21
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... 52 80
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SI 41
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61
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... 110 71
17i 51
.. 121 5
147
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.. 6 66
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... 77 2!
70 III
... 70 20
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... 0:1 42
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46 71
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14 51
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II 60
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.. 17 65
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... 14 11
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Hugh Jordaa
Joha Re d
Robert Mitchell...
Hemuel Clyde
60 Robrtll A Fox
114 Rudolph l.ltt
tleorge Mead
221
111
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61
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5200
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Rol rtl. A Pox ...
Morria Townahlp.
H'lirrwaler.
tleorge Wcttel
Willi. m W.rta
Chrilt Wertl
Daniel Louck
Join Ynrnell
Joeepk Tamer..... .... ..
Ae.
401
2116
277
171
421
440
410
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42.1
111!
411
413
431
407
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50
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41.1
413
411
411
41.1
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411
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4.1.1
483
28.1
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171
111
Oeorge Hibacker...
Peter Yernell
Clem Stoker
Joha Vaogtin
Jonathan Keehit
II. 8. Drinker
John Heal
William Eveni
lllair McLaoahan
Tbomaa Morril
William Merrli ....
Sirauel Mcredilb
William Miller
Hetty Morril
Tbomaa Fitaiimmoai...
tleorge Cljmer
tleorge Gray
Patricb Moore
Mary Morria
Nalblt Frixier ......
Magnni Miller
Patrick Hare....... ....
Robert lllenn
Patrick llayi
John llu.ton
Franaia Jobnooa
David Beverage
Waltev Stewart.
William A. Hmitb. ..mm
William rlinlth
William M. Smith
M ..
John Palmer...... ......
William Kinilb
Ilvtnaa Oral!..... .......
Conrad Hwartt
John UnO
X. HedeBOWer
Matlhiaa Plough
Robert Canon
N. Rcdrnower
Metlblae Hloagb
Henry Drinker....
t'hriitian Wertl
Joreph Potter
Franola Johaion........
4 1
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108
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117
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173
144
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111
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6771
li'7
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5011
5771
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Penn Townahlp
Pir. Wirrantea.
Ac
1003
875
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Nirklln A Griflth....t Sll II
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" " .... 86 11
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111
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323
140
50
168
141
511
126
300
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101 22
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II 16
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Pike Townahlp.
I'ar. Warraatee.
Joha NIcholroB
64 " -
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70
63
620
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109
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106
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176
441
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900
419
495
101
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62
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Joha Nicholeon..
Nlcklia A Hrifttb..
Joba Nichnleoa
Jamea T. Leonard..
11.1 Towuatilp.
r. Warrantee.
S Jamel Wlleoa
Tea.
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4241
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S.,6 40
174 65
85 M
126 no
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31 66
I 1 60
45 01
46 00
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Jemeo Wileen
4164
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4101
4101
4248
4261
578.1
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64
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John Nlchuleoa..
Jamea Wtlioa....
teuton Townahlp.
Per. Warrantee,
lil Roberta A Fog
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, t 4 ot
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..... 108 OS
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4141
4151
JaineaWileon..
Oeoraa W. Arnold....
Woodward Township.
Warrantee.
trrael Wheeler
Kll llooimaa
John McCahaB
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