=
THE CORNER.
A DOWN EAST JURYMAN
["Ethan Spike'' contributes to the Port
land Transcript a sketch of his experi
ence as a juryman The first cases he
was called to try were capital once—the
erimirials being a German and a "nigger"
respectively.]
"Hey you formed any opinion for or
agin the prisoners?" said the judge.
"Not perticular agin the Jarmin," says
I, "but I hate Diggers as a general princi
ple, and shall go ibr hanging this here old
white-wooled cuss, whether he killed
Mr. Cooper or not," says I.
'Do you know the nature of an oath r
clerk axed me.
orter,' says T. 'l've used enough of
'em. I begun to swear when I was only
about—'
'Thrill do,' says the Oak. 'You kin
go hum,' says he, 'you won't be wanted
in this ere case, says the clark, says he.
'What r says I, 'aink I to try this nigger
at all 1'
'No,' says the clark.
'But I'm a juryman,: says I, 'and you
can't hang the niggers onless I'v sot on
him, says I.
'Pass on,' says the clark, speaking rath
er cross.
'But,' says 1, 'you, mister, you don't
mean as you say; I'm a regular juryman,
you know. Drawed aout of the box by
the seelick man,' says I. 'l've oilers had
a hankering to hang a nigger, and now,
when a merciful dispensatory seems to
have provided one for me, you say I shan't
sit on him! Ar this your free institutions!
Is this the nineteenth century I And is
this our boasted'—Here somebody hol
lered 'Silence in Court'
'The Court be—!' I did'nt finish the
remark, for a couple of constaples had
holt of me, and in the twinkling of a bed
post I was hustled down stairs into the
street.
'Now, Mr. Editor, let me ask, what are
we coming to, when jewrymen—legal,
lawful jewrymen, kin be tossed about in
this way Talk about Cancers, Mor
mons, Spiritualism, free love and panics
—what are they in comparison Here's
a principal upsot. As an individual, per
haps, I'm of no great account ; t'an't fur
me to say ; but'when as an enlightened
jewryman, I was tuk and carried down
stairs by profane hands, Just for assertin
my right to sit on a nigger—why it seem
to me the pillows of society were shook ;
that in my sacred person the hull State it
self was, figgeratively speakin, kicked
down stairs! If thar's law in the land I'll
have this case brought under a writ of ha
bees corpus icksnek Dicke.
A HAYFIELD ANECDOTE.—An old gen•
tleman who was always bragging how
folks used to work in his younger days,
one day challenged his two sons to pitch
on a load of hay as fast as he could load
it.
The challenge was accepted and the
hay wagon driven round and the trial
commenced. For some time the old man
held his own creditably, calling out—
" More hay ! more hay
Thicker and aster it came. The old
man was nearly covered ; still he kept cry
ing--
"More hay! more hay 1" ,
At length, struggling to keep on the
top of the disordered and ill arranged
heap, it began first to roll, then to slide,
and at last off it went from the wagon,
and the old man with it.
"What are you down here for?" cried
the boys.
"I came down after hay," answered the
old man, stoutly.
THE AWFUL BENEDICTION.
The Saviour demanded his disciples to
return good for evil, assuring 'them that
by such a course they would heap coals
of fire on the heads of their enemies.—
The following historical incident may be
considered an illustration of that policy :
General Steenbock commanded the
Swedish army, which in 1713 reduced the
city of Altona to ashes. In order to a
vert this calamity from the city, a depu
tation was sent to the General, at the head
of which was seen the Lutheran minister,
John Came, who on appearing before
Steenbock, went down on his knees, and
for the sake of Jesus' wounds sued for
mercy in behalf of the city. Spurning the
clergyman away, he exclaimed : 'Tor
the sake of the wounds of Jesus, the Rus
sians gave no quarter to a single Swede !"
Sasse,.however, determined not to be re
pulsed, endeavored, at the last interview
to prevail upon the enraged General to
adopt more pacific principles But all his
prayers and intercessions proved unavail
ing. Steenbock pleading that he was act
ing under orders from his superiors, Sas
se said, in a firm tone of voice :
"If that be the case, if you must apply
the torch to the ill-fated city, according to
the command of your superiors, while
yourself are innocent ofthe dreadful deed,
take hence with you, upon your con
science, blessing of that Lord, who will
one day be the judge of us all !" and with
that, he blessed the General in fhat awful
hour, with that well known benediction :
"The Lord bless thee and keep thee." &c.
Steenbock trembled and quivered un
der this benediction : yet, notwithstanding,
he executed his horrible design. But
from that very hour, like General Tiny,
(who during the thirty years' war had
laid waste the city of Magdeburg, with
inhuman cruelty,) nothing but misfortunes
befell him, and the closelof the Swedish
war in Germany saw, their General
ground his arms, and surrender himself
with his whole army prisoners of war to
Danes, near Tonningen. Some time af
ter, Steenbock himself died in prison. On
his dying couch, he said to the clergyman
who adminfstered the sacrament to him:
"No cursepof all those with whom I have
waged war, rests with such weight upon
my soul as the benediction of that minis
ter; it will , continue to torture me, even
in my dying moments, for It proved to me
the source of dreadful consequences."
The most dreadfully savage contrivance
upon the Western gunboats, now ready
for operations on the Mississippi, is that
to prevent boarding. Each boat is sup
plied with a number of large hose pipes
for throwing hot Water from the boilers,
with a force of two hundred pounds pres
sure to the square inch. Any human be
ing who will encounter this terrible stream
of hot water will be boiled in an instant.
OZ," The federal troops opposite Ilan.
per's Ferry, after being annoyed for a
long time by firing from concealed ene
mies, and by the violation=ofa flag of truce,
have shelled and burned' the lower part
of the town.
CHEAP STORE
op
RAUCH & LIGHT.
At the Corner of Cumberland &rug and Plank Road,
LEBANON, PA.
m-E i S4l2. ei ß r l dt an L d l: l l 3 llTlke p 1 e %T a le i t u h l a u t ti t iza •
have jug opened a large an e d p carjt i tgy a selected assort ) :
moat of
WRY GOODS,
GROOHRIES.
QITEDNSWARE, be.,
to which Very respectfully invite the attention of the
public. Their
DRY GOODS,
have all boen selected with the 'greatest care from the
largest Importing Howes Philadelphia.
GROCERIES,
A large stock of cheap Sugars, Coffees, Tees, Chocolate,
and all kiudi , of Spices. Aleo, a large Reortnieut of
QUEENSWARE,
among which are the newest patterns, together with al
most an endless variety of Goode in their line of bug
nese, which will be sold very cheap for cash,or Countty
Produce Minato exchange.
BAGS! BAGS! 1 BAGS! ! !
The attention of Millers and Farmers is directed to
their large stock of BASS, which they will sell at
wholesale pricon.
October 17, 18401 RAUCH d. LIGHT.
Waller & Focht's Mill.
MIZE subscrlbera respectfully inform the public that
I they have entirely rebutirthe Mill on the little Swa
tem.-formerly known 'Straw's" and later as "Wen
gert's," about one-fourth of a mile from Jonestown,
- Lebanon county, Pa.; that they have It now in complete
running order, and axe prepared to furnish customers
regularly with a very superior article of
]W .4 3E-4 4 101. 3111EIL
as cheap as it can be obtained from any other source.—
They keeps also on band and for sale at the lowasteash
prices CHOP, BRAN, SHORTS, de. They are Bien pre
pared to do all kinds of Commune' Wont, for Farmers
and others, at the very shortest potable notice and in
vile all to give them a tria:. The machinery of the
Mill is entirely new and of the latest and most Im
proved kind. By strict attention to business and fait
dealing they hope to merit a share of public patronage.
WHEAT, RYE CORN, OATS, ifize
•,
bought, for which the highest Lebanon Market prices
will be paid. FRANKLIN WALTER.
Nov. 20,1861. WILLIAM FOCHT.
(round 2crotmt
Receipts and Lxpenditures
OF LEBANON COUNTY,'for the year 1851. CONRAD
U. BORDNER. Eriq., Treasurer of Lebanon coenty,
in ,ccount with said county. froca the 4th day of Jan
uary, A. D. MD, to the tith day of January, A.D.,
1862. (Both Jaye iocinded.)
DE NCEIPT
To aggregate amount of Tax levied in the different
Toiroshing ea.! Boroughs of Lebanon c,ouuty,inoludiug
State and County Tense for the year A.D., 1881 •
North Anvil's - sig% 70
South Anne/lie 3439 18
Bethel93l9 69
Cold Spring 197 37
Cos ALA all 68io 86
Sag Snorer ' 2d44 99
lie do be g
Jackson
... „
Lebanon Townehip, Worth ) 3306 46
.
Lebanon Towilehip.(Suntbi) 3:82 64
.
Lebanon Borough. (North,) 030 67
Lebanon Borough. ( E. W.,) 2063 04
Lehaneo Borough, (W. W.,.) 1611 28
Lobdot,derry 4796 16
Mil'oreeh. ' 2113 55
SwaLkra 2377 46
Union 11578 67
To billace hands of Tiesagurer/
se per la.4t. year's retort
Fuses rind PM
To es.h reeolv..4 from Jahn 11. 5111
ler tor Jnry fees 35 00
To cash reetls-d from John Blaine
for Jury fees 56 00
Tn cu 44 n-celsed from John
Light, for Cm" 31
•
---- 91 34
Strays Sot&
To cash rtc Iva from John Etoffe,
rti
T E o Calsll reCOPIOd from 7 home6 g ft).
mer,l3.q 10 00
To (lash rocoired from Thr.rons
Kramer, Eli
TT s of Court /7ou.se.
To cub rocolve4 from Gen. Tum
Thumb 4 00
To ewsbrecoEvo4 from Beeloo 5 CO
Coats, al,.
To cash received from Benjamin
Hoover and Rebecca Reiter, for
costs 18 60
To cash received from E. Rose, for
costs 2 76
To cash received from Town Conm
di for coal and gas 20 00
To m h received from Samuel Rae•
dsil, for lumber at } ail 1 42
To cash received from Jobe Rise, . .
for old iron at Jan 2 10
To casll received from Simon Boltz,
fur lumbar Bold at Stalker Bill
bridgeB fit
- 48 38
To ;mob rrvived from sundry persona as a
temporary lOWA_ _ 13,500 DO
Excess Tax.
To cub ;received from Juba Ifetricb, for
1869 37 43
To cosh received from Charien
Arndt for 1860 15 01
To cash received from Pliehael
Barkholdvr for 1880 13 le
To cash received from Cyrus Ram•
Bey for 1880 85 85
To caoh roc ived from Michael
Rohr for 1850 18 55
To cash received from Daniel Zim-
merman fur 1860 20 83
To moth received from Henry Phi-
lippy :or 1869 18 03
To cash received from WiliemLaw
for 1.664 • . 30 20
To cosh r • celyod from Philip Shaer
fer for 18606 03
To cub received from John .Pitta.
rer fro 1880 82 40
To ea4b rac.4ved from Samuel liar•
b-ton tbr 1860 4 s+2
To cash reel ived from DantelStrack
for Ilioo a 03
To cash received from George hL
Suuko for 1860 24 82
To cnet rerrired from William
WOOO v for 1800 3 03
T o cosh received from .11.nry
flat
dmaw for 1800 12 00
fluckater I.icettrrs.
Td arregato amount ut said Licen
see sold and asaeseed for the year
4.D., 1861, includtutt.all llceuare
granted rti fractional parte of the
year 200 00
• OuLltanti ng Taxis - as per lag t.
year': nocount.
Joseph Zimmerman, Cellector of
East lineerer ft) • 1059 MO 25
Jdt.n 31. Ileterlch, Collector °Mel.
41elbeig for 1859 635 67
Andrew 11, Eubicbt, Collntor of
1,4 , b4u0u livrough (East Wird) fur
1869 372 97
Marlol Arndt, Collector of North
Anne'lle for 1660 9i9 60
:illrhirel Burkholder, Collector
of Suup, Auu rills for 1869 1171 19
C) rue Itattrey, Collector of Corn
wall fit 1860 1041 46
Mloneel Bohr, Collector of Bethel
for 1860 GI 69
Dottie' Zimmerman, Collector of
East Hanover fur 1.800 335 29
Henrylippy, Collector of nal.
delberg for 18tso 1423 50
William LAW, Collector ofJectoon
for 188(' 1251 08
Philip eber , ffor, Collector of North .
Lohooon Township fur 1860 812 90
John Flamer. Collector of South
• Lobcaoct Town hip for 1800 808 48
John H. Krick, Collector of Leba
eon Borough (East Ward) for
18.0 939 04
Samuel Hartmann Collector of Lab.
alum Bor. ugo (West Ward) fur
1 , 80 • 009 . 33
Daniel Strask,Colloctor or Lebanon
Borough N orth) for 1800 478 85
G.org o 31. tuoke, Collector al Lon
docCrrilfi 860 453 ' 46
Jooottio , or, Colmetor;:Of
- 4160. • - 1125 33
learfittcor 8 wo.
to.r.. for 1800- • 1120 34
Henry Haldeman , Col l ar of
Union for 1860 700 06
Henry U. Tracy,Collector. of Cold
Prolog for 0,61 400 00
-- 14,174 29
Sae The hr.:owing Collectors have paid since the
closing of the account:
*Juorph Zimmerman, Cot of Soot Hanover,
nettled in fell.
Andrew fl Nrnhich, Col, of Lob. Boro', Bast
Ward. paid SBO 00
John Blida, Col. of Lob. Bore, Bast Ward,
paid 80 00
Jonathan Strickler, Col of Milicreek, paid - 80 00
I) nisi Zimmerman, Col of Bast Hanover,
paid 200 00
Wiliam Law, Col. of Jackson, paid 350 00
Philip Shaeffer, Col. of North Lebanon tow
ship, 124 00
John Henry Stiller, Col. of Lebanon Bore,
..Bast Ward, paid 85 00
William Early, Col. of Londonderry, paid 416 00
CR.—PA YiliENln.
By cash paid State Treasurer es
Ivor hie receipt, locludiug emu
rer's commission $21,277 30
.Alms House.
By cub paid Lebanon County
Alms Home Treasur•-r, Dsvid
Bowman, Esq., on orders issnpd 8000'00
Assessments and Appeals.
By cash paid different Ansesscont for
making the yearly assessment,
delivering appeal antic, 8, Iv tend.
lug appeals, including the expen
ses of triennial assessment on 40
orders issued 1253 40
Bridges norms Big Swatara Creek.
By caah paid Union purge CO. car
plank and labor at Thelon Forge
Bridge 7 66
By bash paid John Harper, Eeqq, -
for plank' and- labor at ilarpor'a
Bridge 12 OS
By oath paid Michael Snyder for
repairs at Biednagle's Bridge 1 11 ,
By each paid Michael Deloinger for.
repairs at Bitrinagles Bridge 15 00_
By *lib paid Eli Richard for re. .
pairs at Bindtiagle'l Bridge COO
By cult paid Joshua 11. Early for -
repairs at kliodnagla's B. idge 7. 60
-- 24 01
Bodges acmes Little Ewa stra &Wt.
By cast raid Urorge Brans for la
oor at Moily's Bridge 4 21.
By cash paid David Hollinger for
labor at Bride 300
By each paid Martin Light for re•
[Minn At Barged Bridge 6 00
Ily each pill David 01. frt^many
for Hardware at Booker Hill
Bridge 14 59
By each paid Simon Bolz for bills
paid for Bunker FHB Bridge 755 34
By cub plild George Zeller for bill
for Bunker Hill Bridge
- 770 55
Bridgee acros; Quithipahilia Creek.•
By cash paid Daniel Began for re•
pain, at lieu', Bridge 03 07
UV a acmes Tulphocken Creek.
By reel.' paid Andrew &elm for
wc rk an d re pain+ at Breldetabach'a
Bridge 16 58
Bridges in genera.
By c pliti Wfiltam Ault, John
Leslie and Hoary Wilhelm, scow ,
ding torn sot of Aisembly passed
March 2, A. D ,1801, towards er
posses incarr.d in erecting a
t , ridseatroAsQofttepalliihserreit,
to North Annville township 3'o 00,
By cash paid Peter L. Weimer for
emit bridgcrecrewe 68 83
•
ay c oh paid Issas Miner for iron
bridge bolts 81 30
- 420 03
Coroner's toques.
By cash paid WilliamO.Faubar tor •
one Inquisition 13 74
By cash paid William Fiuberfor
one Inquisition 11 67
By cub paid WIHIam C Fauber for
one impialtlen 13 OS
By cub paid William o.lkaber for
one loquialtion 16 . 64
- 63 17
Past. Norte" Ifmirminations.
By cash paid I) H. Solver 8 CIO
By cab paid William M. Guilford 600
Taxes Refunded.
By cash paid Jonathan daspacb 2 10*
By crab paid A &Ely and . J. Eelg•
riat 14 20
By cub paid J. L.Batz 216
- 16 40
By cauh paid sundry persona fur
fox scalps and prabata 17 20
I'J-sating and Binding/..
By cash paid Harry R. Ulal.mau 61 00
By rash paid Worth & Reinoahl 212 50
By rash paid William M. Braid n 111 00
By cub paid J. Young & Ca. 125 50
By c .sh paid F. L. 110 iter,for trim-
cripte TO 30
By caab paid !Toward t Co., for
fralgbt 1 13
- 581 43
Court Expenstr.
By cash paid Samuel Hauck for
boarding prisoners for the year
1801 . 1045 12
By cash paid Jonathan Sender 48 60
By cash paid Grand Jurors for pay
and m ileage 304 62
By caili paid Traverse Jurors for
pay and milaage •
Ify cash pais' tip stave' •
clsh pnirl Court Cryer
By cash paid Sheriff for ancomon-
3853 d 1
sdBB II
ins Jurors 80 78
By mob paid Corolablesfutmaking
return to Court 58 17
By cash paid John It Miller, Bag.,
wets in Commonwealth cases 411 28
By cash paid John Stains. E-q.,
costa in Commonwealth came 26 16
tip eiteli paid Joseph Maim, Eaq.,
mats in Commonwealth cases 10 80
By cash paid A. S Ely, Etq ,costa
9d13 81
in Commonwealth cases 29 16
By cash paid Henry Sl'Cord, costs
in Commonwealth cases 9 44
By cash paid Samuel J Babb,costs
in Commonwealth cases 77 38
By cash paid Joseph Shantz, costs
in Commonwealth cases 1 24
By cash paid Isaac Ettandt., costa
in Commonwealth cases 82
By cash paid A. 71. Embich, costs
in.Cunmannwealth cases 12 13
it cash paid John Uhler, witness
fees 2 34
By cash paid Stephen W. Boitz,wit
nese fees 1 50
2559 46
b 08
5 21
20 53
By 'rob paid for eupport of con
victs in Beets:urn Penitentiary
By raib paid Cyrus B. George, for
gea Mils 28 Go
By eash raid George E. 17am, for
painting 27 00
By cash paid George & Pyle, for
merchandise 6 71
By cash paid Krick. & Groff, for m•
pairs and flag etaff 14 75
By iaab paid Michael Looser, for
lock 5 87
By cub paid Folder & Mutch, for
stove . 3 19
By cash paid William Shirk, for
aubscription to Hook & -.adder
Compein v 60 00
By mush paid D. 31. Harmany, for
coal 44 00
..By midi paid George Melly, for et,
tending clock 25 00
By cash paid Charles Greenawalt,
for hard ware a 30
By cask paid 0. H. Borgoer, HM I
far pamphlet laws 6 OD
B; cash paid D. B. Raber, for mer
chandise 5 60
By ceeb pal i John George,for mar
chandiee 13 62
By cask paid John Bin, for repairs 6"91
By cosh paid Henry D. Cormiloy,
for repairs at pump ' 1 00 •
By caeb paid William G. Bergner,
flag raising 4 OD
By cask paid GeorgeMeily, for re
pairs at clock 2 50
By cub paid Moyer & Pelfrvr, for
repairs 2 00
By cash paid William Bents, far
repairs 62
By rash paid anndry moons for
hauling, labia-, &c., 32 72
- 2 - 3 33
Cmitmissioners' Ofice.
By cash paid David Iloilingsr,Esq , MO 00
do Simon Bulls Esq., 100.00
do Robert Hyena, En , lon 00
do Cyrus 8b irk. Clerk, 420 00
do Levi Lice. BK., . -100 00
do Samuel Lutz, bleieger. D 5 00
9 00
Tail Ezpenditurp:
By cash Li P. L. Weimar a Co., -
Ur extra locks 96 14
By cash paid John B. Meister, for
insurance . 38 00
By cash paid J.. Fleury Miller, for
wall paper 34 18
By caoh paid Jacob H. Staudt, for
paper hanging, do, ' 22 . 30
By mods paid St. John's Reformed
cougregatt-m for scaffold poles 33 80
By cash paid Henry & Stine, for
merchandise 32 72
. By cash paid J. D Krause & Co.,for
mro chandise 24 70
By cssh paid John Shellenberger,
for merchandise 13 69
By cash paid John George,for low
chaudiae 12 20
fly cash paid George & Pyle, far
merchandise . 8 88'
By cash paid lieloothl & Molly, for
coal 42 24
By cash paid D. 81. Harmony, for
coal ' 70 04
By cash paid , Joseph Bomberger,
fro- woodB 00
By cash paid Luther P. Hauck, for
attending furnace 10 00
By cash paid Boaanna Houck, for
MEI
ETIO
flaur nod clesnlog jail 10 00
by cash paid Daniel Frease,for
ma
ron work 10 00
By earth paid Cyrus B.oeorge, for
gas Edll 45 81
By cash paid Adam Moyer, for re
pairs 6 85
By oath paid Jacob Poiffer, for re
pairs 11 25
By cad' paid OranuelP.Bandalt for
i)slance on rant 10 42
By cash paid James N. Rogers, for
tin work 5 $9
By cash paid D. Focht & Sons, far
brick 16 75
By cash paid John Shaeffer, for
tiding chaff brim 500
By cash paid lieorge Reidenaur,
51. D., for medical attendance 15 00
By cash paid Joseph Bowman, for
merchandise 8 24
By cash paid Chariea Brotherline,
for carpenter work 4 80
By cash paid eanme: lianck,for
tstegr&phing. &c., - 0 MI
By cash paid sundry persons for
making and risan:ng bad cloth
ing, labor, pavi.,g, &c 32 11
- 843 77
p.B" 3l
Office Acs.
By canb paid S'olin &Mos 66 04
du Juba EL Minor tfl 23
--- 116 2
~_
Stationery and,Postage.
By cash paid Joh a H. Miller, Esq, 12 00
do John Steins, itaq., 12 00
do Andrew Light. Esq., 0 00
do Henry Bross, Esti , 3 83
do An na L. Rs Uttar' ff,for
postage 8 88
by cash paid F. L. Mutter, for re. '
cords, &c., 90.88
By cash paid J Henry Miller 36 98
du George Waltz 12 63
de - Henry Moeda! 72 86
By cash paid Carl Mielndopt, for
binding :12 76
Election Expenses .
BI cash paigi randry persons for
conducting Spring elections 379 39
By cash paid constables tot-notify
ing officers 78 20
By cash paid sundry persons for
conducting general elcclion 491 90
By cast) paid assessors for malting
poll Hats 144 00
Principal and liderett
By cash paid sundry persons for
prlrciyal and Interest
County Audigora
By cub paid Auditors for adjusting
and auditing the several public
&connote
Raced Viewers.
By cash
. indd John 0: *tiler for
road damages osi'n State rOld,ao.
cording to an sat of Assornbly
T 21
Fax Pea pa
lOS 24
100 00
03 00
Court House Expenditures.
RELIEF FUND.
. .
Names of Persons Paid Names of Vol- Names of Gap-
Relief. =teen. taus.
finsanna.44hower Cyrus Shower • Daugherty
Catharine Fsirstfne Geo. W. Feirstine do
Catharine Minkel Amos M. Runkel
Rebecca Wafter Eamnel Walter
Elizabeth Lee comb B. W. & J. L. Lascomb
Mary Mahar. Levi Fisher
Mary Lightner Jonathan Lightner
Preacilla Bailer Daniel Bailer
Lucinda Fox Edward Fox
John Leoriich Cyrue W. Leonid'
Polly Boltz Henry Boltz
Mrs. Emilia for child of Etch°Lao Bomgardner
Mary Brown for child of do do
Elizabeth Streit!' John F. Street
Roaanna Garret Peter Garret
Mary Bricker John H. lielker
Barbara illoCennel Casper MoCannel
Elizabeth Fernsler • Leonard Familiar
Mary Con Abram & Wm. Cori
Susan T:Ramser W. U. Ramsey
Mary Tice David Tice
Rebecca Weimer Henry Walmer
Am,anda lie)ltraiß, ; , Jacob Reiuoehl
Mary witmorm Frederick Witinoyer
Rebecca Garret John 11. Garret
Catharine Walter Peter Walter
Elizabeth Enough . Daniel Brough_
Catharine Curry Levi Carry
Mary Shay - Team Shay
Mary Wester Henry A. Washer
Leatr Shay Daniel Shay
Catharine. Ereiser Levi Brmeer
Anna Darken Abraham Harlem
Rebecca 131rieb "Wen. Vlach
Mary Earniany Jacob A.-Kann:um
John M. Johnston Geo. & Julius K. Johnston
Sarah Lan:thereon John H. Lamberton
Mary Hununel Frederick Hummel
Elizabeth A.,Honer William Heater
Caroline Ebright John A. Ebeight
Elizabeth Boltz Wen. D. Bolts
Susan Emig& John B. Embich
Elizabeth Easton Edward C. Staten
Antte6 E. Freylinghansen Peter C. Fre7111101112111511
Mary Miller Cyrus Miller
Elizabeth Washer Cadens!" Wester
Anna' MirLa Reinhard Andrew H. Reinhard
Elizabeth:Reinhard do do
Mary Jane Rosenberger Wm. Rosenberger
Sarah Miller • Eberhard Miller
Elizabeth Honer Peter. Holler
Charlotte Homed= ; Cyrus Houdin!"
Sarah Boyer J. W. Jared Boyer
Sarah Hartman Wen. Hartinan4 Son
Maria Preylingtonesen Ephraim Weomer
Catharine Strolm ; Jerome B. Strohm
Chriatianna Beck :, John - Beck
Lydia Brandt ,
' • Henry H. Brandt
Mary A. Hem ' George K. Hess
Amelia Hess r Adfila K. Heas
Catharine Ralsnits William Ealsnits
13 00
Catharine Zigler
Sarah Boyer
Catharine Fink
Margaret Biderllne
Arrebella Logs*
Catharine Garret
Mary D. Kaler Charles D. Haler Murray
Catharine Ithisey John H. Holey Ulrich and Derr
Anna Marla Fisher Peter Fisher -Mark
Sarah Focht John Focht Ulrich
Catharine IlleKinney David J. McKinney Mark
Frederick Hummel George Hummel Weidman
Elkin UMW& Carmany Joseph Carmauy Long
Rachel Ballets - Russell Ballets Ulrich andlitiggins
Ann Washer Joseph Weaber Murray
flamed Rosenberger Cyrus Rosenberger - Ulrich and Biggins
John White William White Lants
Eliza Mellinger George Mellinger Ulrich and Derr
Clarissa Boner Peter Heuer - Derr
Sarah Ann MaKiuney Samuel McKinney - Mark
&Maeda Gerhard John Gerhard Ulrich
Bridget Coyl James Coyl Taylor
Rebecca McGill Jeremiah McGill Murray
Sarah Hartman Abner W. Hartman Ulrich'
Sus. u Kline Joseph Kline Leach
Maria Knapp Lot Knapp Murray
Mary McConnel George McConnel 'Ulrich and Deihl
Catharine Cummings William Cummings . Mark"
Emeline Betchold 2 e homae Betchold Ulrich and Murray
Elizabeth Mills John H. Mills Mark
Rebecca Embich . Wm. H. R. Emhich Ulrich and Long
Catharine Huber John Huber Mark
Sarah Shaeffer Michael Shaeffer Long
Emma R. Ely John P. Ely Ulrich
Hannah Moyer William Moyer Larlch
Leah Lowery Henry Lowery Mark
Levine Bentz Adam C. Bente Stanley.
Caroline Herbert Richard Huebert Cooly and.Delhl
Catharine Hoak Solomon Hank • Murray
Harriet Cook 'Michael Cook Lantz
Susan Funek . Daniel Fnuck Daugherty
Elizabeth Snyder Andrew & Daniel Snyder Ulrich, Derr and Weidman
Mannahilallman Samuel Hallman Murray
Harriet Hummel Absalem Hummel ' Mark
Sarah Carver :William Carver Hess
Sophie Kesler- William Kehler ' Long
Catharine Better -George Heuer Daugherty
Sophia Knoke ~ A ugustus Knobs ' Lantz
Melinda McKinney Wm. McKinney Mark
Henrietta Barge •John Serge Hess and White
do do ' Store bills
Margaret King A. King & Joa Coll
Sarah Geiger Henry Geiger
Louisa 'Ulna John Ulrich
Mary Garret Baiting Garret •
Mary Storm, Sr.
Levine Hughes
Sarah Lash
Charlotte Ulrich Emanuel6w
a " Samuelirm i n g
H n 1 s .
nto
Lash
Caroline Michael MichaelurUlrichgmh ra
Eliza Wagner John & Wm. Wagner
Rebecca Zerby Elias Zerby
Anna Shultz John IL Shultz •
Emeline Disainger Cyrus Helsingor •
Lydia Boyer Jacob Boyer
Debelah Reed Samuel F. Reed
Ann Horst Moses Horst
Melinda McKnight Ad. m McKnight
Mary Sender Lorentz Sander
Isabella Touts James Traits
Ann Shive Wm. K. Shiro
Elizabeth Levengood s pies Levengood
Eliza Fitrey Henry Fitrey
Lydia Stoutzman Andrew Stoutzman
Nancy Houser Cornelius Renner
Susanna Schlecht Jacob Sehkeht
Julianne Germany Cornelius Carmany
Catharine Witman Jacob Witman
Doretta Bonier Daniel Bender
Mary Lantz E. G. Lantz
Susanna Bechtold William Bechtold
Polly Roraich Geo. W. Romich
Maria Shilling John M. Shilling
Caroline bang John D.:Long
Anna Levine Malhenny John Diathermy
Margaret Ristenbitt F. & J. Ristenbatt
Anna M. Boyer John A. Boyer
Susan A. Misnomer Wm. AL blissemer -
Susan Achey Thomas B. Acoey
Anna Maria Mason Cyrus Mason
Catharine Gingrich Jacob C. Gingrich
Elizabeth Keefer Daniel Keefer
Julian Wilhelm Arlen us Wilhelm
Elizabeth Eberly John W. Eberly
Susanne Brenner Lewis Brenner
Conradena Hahn , Augustus Hahn
Susanna Auderhold Frederick Auderhidd
Catharine Ftusnacht Henry Fasnacbt .
Mary Williams William Williams
, Mary AIM Shirk Henry Shirk
Eliza Palm - James Palm •
Sarah O'Neal John O'Neal ' '
Elizabeth Gerhard Conrad G. Gerhard
Rebecca Reakenberger Jacebßerikenbeeger
AMA C. Farther Samuel R 'Fauber
Rebecca Good do do for one child
Sarah A. Shney Anson Shuey
Barbara Sleet • John Rise
Martha J. Seibert Benjamin F. Seibert
Elizabeth Deemer Samuel L. Deemer
Ann Berkheiser Jacob Berkheiser
Amanda McGowan Alexander McGowan -
Priscilla Stanley John Stanley
Elizabeth 3. Uhler George H. Uhler
Lydia Farling , David Farling
Elizabeth Moyer Levi Moyer
Mary Phisaner 'Levi Phreauor
Sarah Rodgers ' Richard & Theo. Rogers
Sarah Veriest Isaac Ylenget r
Elizabeth Mackineon Edw. Mackinson
Catharine Stoner Edw. W. Stoner
Caroline Hutchinson John Hutchinson
Margaretta Beck • John Beek .
Rebecca Barth • Daniel Barto
Jostens Short William Shell
Catherine Biondi Isaac Staudt
Elizabeth Brower Jacob A Isaac Brower
Rebecca Yeagley Wm. IL Rank
Maria Bretz George Bretz
John Lelsy John - EL Levey- -
Sarah Reed - John - U. Reed
Mary Ann Fox John H. Fox
Amelia Ranch John'll. Rauch
Mary Lewis Levi Lewis
Saville Stroh Michael Stroh
Jane C. Pileger Samuel lt Pileger
Elizabeth (IMO) , Peter ed. Qululy ,
Mary Bowman Serried Bowman
Priscilla Dobbs _ . Jonathan Debbi
Priscilla Urban Charles Urban
Mary Ann Oliver Daniel Oliver
Christianna Snyder Wm. & Daniel Snyder
Mary Carver William Carver
Sophia Imborlen George Imboden
Elizabeth Kramer Anthony Kremer
Baren-Runich Adam R. Munich
Amelia Oaks Wm. A. C. Oaks
Catharine Ward John li. Ward
Samuel Widmer Israel & Joseph Widmer
Mary (lender Andrew Gender
Elizabeth Hollinger Jacob W . Hollinger
Louisa Shultz George Shultz
Angelina Bleietine George Bleietiue.
Susanna Grumbine Moses Bra albino
Esther Bubb .Henry Babb
Hannah Sleazy Jacob Geasy „
Sarah E. Millet Franklin T. Miller
Polly Ritzier ream> pithier .
Phebe Anna Bright Benjamin F. Bright
Catharine Mark John li. Mark
Margaret McLaughlin Charles McLaughlin
Roaanna Hoffman Edwin M. Hoffman
Bridget Briggs.. William Briggs.
Polly Bishop . John abbey.
Rebecca Peffer Samuel Peffer
Sabina Drews . Charles Draws
Elizabeth Isenhanr Cyrus Isonhanr
Matganst Simmers Henry Simmers
Catharine Peiffer. - Jacob Peiffer
Margaret Mark Thema! Mark
ii.argaret MaGorvey Christ: MeGorvey
Elizabeth Ely William Ely
Mary Ann Albert John Albert
Catharine Franca '- - Williani Frani*
Lydia Hoffman Simon Hoffman
Elizabeth Shay Cyrus Shay
Harriet Miller Budd Miller
Lydia Fornwalt Isaac Fornivalt
-
Mary Martin ' - George Martin
Catharine Kurtz Frank, Geo. & Calvin Hurts
Joanna'Walker Sawed Walker
Catharine Grindeeker Michael Bleeper
Mary Condren Edward Condren
Anna M. Visenford Joseph Tleenfor&'., ••
Sarah Enna Martin Finn& .
Eliza Dubbi John A. Dahlia
Mary Zimmerman Peter Zimmerman
Elizabeth Heins Henry Rains
Mary Isenbaur Jonathan Issas=
Maria Peiffer - Levi Peiffer
Charlotte Shallot& Charles Shotlock
Elizabeth Moyer GeorigeMoyet
Catharine Leo - - 'William Lee
Ann Michael. George Masai
Cerolinetl.
Carollrietl. Staudt - "George K. Staudt
Eiralnivaloyer John 0. Moyer
Mary O. Wheat - Harrison Wheat
Sarah Boyer William Boyer
UM
87 89
1065 00
263 16
1093 49
1 .3 61
OS 00
6 0 1
sb& 819 36
:do
Ulrich and Lantz
Baird
Weidman
Daugherty
Lantz
Derr
tong
Lantz
do
White
' Murray'
Deihl
Ulrich and Deihl
Mark
Ulrich, Biggins and Stanley
Ulrich*
ldurrayi
Derr
Stanley
Ulrich
Derr
do' •
Nark
Lantz
Aaron Zigler
Benjamin Boyer
Frederick Fink
Augicetue Doderline
Benjamin S. Log=
Uri Garret
Ulrich
Tong .
Icing
Widdinut
Murray
Weidni
g arr
lon
Uirict
Pato
Weidman
Ulrichand Derr
Derr
MT
lrich urray
long_
Derr
.Derr.
Daugherty
Lantz
Daugherty
Ulrich
Murray
Murray and Derr
Derr
Ulrich and Sperry
Derr
Derr
Tr/rich and Weidman
Mark
Maitland
Halmos
lllrlab and Delhi
Daugherty
Mich and Mark
Mark
Ulrich and Deihl
Derr and Mark
Pahl
Capt. C 0.4. sth P. V
Derr
Murray
Minh and Murray
Murray
Mark
Weidman
Lantz, Mich and Sperry
Maitland
Weidman
Long
'Ulrich and. Higgins
Mark
Long
'Ulrich and Weidman
Weidman
-Mark
Boynton
Lantz
Mark
Mark
Mark
Boynton.
Lantz*
Weidman
Lang
Capt. Co. C., 7th Rag.
. Murray
Taylor
Mark
Ulrich
-Bo_ynton
Den
.Stanley
Ulrich
Maitland
Mark
Stanley
Lantz
Derr:
Daugherty
Murray
Winters
Lantz
Derr
Weidman
Stanley
Shearer and bong
Mark
Stanley
Den
Mark
Mark
Hese
Stanley
Hen
Derr
Lantz
Murray.
Capt. of Band
Derr
Long
Myers,
Mark
--Derr
Daugherty.
Canginan
. Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Lantz
Merr
Murray
Lantz
Long
• Sperry
Stanley
Lantz
Stanley
Delhi
Weidman
Hoffenditz
Murray
Mark
Long
Taylor
Mark
Long
Myers
Derr
Darr
Mark .
Lantz
Daugherty
.'Deihl:
Long
Myers
Mark
Derr
Daugherty
Boyd
Weidman
Derr
Nark
lioffeditz
Captain
Derr
tints
Taylor
• Dau De gherty
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Long.
Murray
Clyinar
Boynton
Den
BGardne r oynton •
Boyntort
Boynton .
Derr
Murray
Boynton
H gains' -
• Boynton
Derr and,Sparry
Mark
Rigging
Bu L li r tct r n "
• -
t 3
Da perr ughe y rty
_ Der
=tiny
r
Long
MnaPb
Oliver
Derr ;
'Parr -
!terry
Daugherty Weidma n
•
IBSSIteI
Amanda IL Weenier Percival J. Weomer
Mary Snyder John Snyder
Rebecca.Garret. Jonathan Garret
Mary E. Washer Jerome S. Weabor
Elizabeth Thome i Ezekiel Thomas
Elizabeth Suavely William Brooks
Charlotte McCaully David P. McCaully
Caroline Donley . William Donley
Sarah E. Taylor , - . John W. Taylor
Harriet Karcb John K. Karch
Mary Rosenberry ()Purge Rosenberry
Fredericka Urban Frederick Urban
Christian Finfrock Jacob Finfrock
Eliza Freese Jeremiah Freese
Esther Hackman Abr. Ilackiran
Elizabeth Frobert Henry Frobert
Rebecca Leonard John Leonard
Mary Wetzel William Wetzel
Catharine Shultz Daniel Shultz
W ilhelmine B. Murray William W. Murray
Suzanne Condren William Condren
Sophia Petry John Petry
Emma R. Weidman John Weidman
Mary Boughter David R. Boughter
Mary Ann Kline Henry Kline
Melinda Ketzanaan Frederick Katzarnan
Sarah Hardt John Bata
Elizabeth Ginner . Valentine Ginner
Julia Smith. Richard Smith
Polly Embicb - Peter Embich
Elizabeth McCord John McCord
Polly Witman Jain Witman
Mary Ann Babb Samuel J. Babb
Louisa Soulliard George Soulilard
Amanda. Taylor Nathaniel IL Taylor
Louie& Krum William Krum
Bridget McLaughlin Wm. McLaughlin
Rebecca H or n Washington Horn
Mary Tompkins Levi Tompkins
Rebecca Nay Job. Hey A - Win. Saylor
Magdalena Shilling Stephen Shilling
Elizabeth Logan William Logan
Uchida O. Matthew' 'Solomon Matthews
Rachel Freese - Daniel H. Frain
Polly Dankelberger Reuben Dmikelbergsr
Angelina Kepley Hiram Kepley
Lottie Reinhold - Itartben Reinhold
Lydia Martz . George Martz
Catharine Trozel .. John Troxel
Louisa M. Arnold Anthony A. Arnold
Harriet Parkas . John Darkea
Maria McCord , . - ciente McCord
Elizabeth Mahon ' Jonathan Zlnhen
limy Storm, ji . . George Storm, Jr.
, Sarah Hamilton ' Herman Hamilton
Amount,
-•
Paid.
- $23 75
34 39
784 39
34 3a
38 10
9.400
43 60
7 64
85 25
800
30 83
5 00
26 00
32 50
- .44 39
6 07
54 00
27 46
13 00 .
14 00
11 23
27:00
33 08
18 00
14 76
46 89
42 43 ,
24 - 43
30 00
750
40.86
38'44 ,
3 - 21
18 00
8.14
7 71
18 . 39
1300
60 28
39 28
25 24
• .37 26
8;07
16.60
18'00
11 36
2 . 07
16 00
28 61
'B5 26
47, 57,
10 00
.814
30 78
11 14
43 75
7 57
7 71
79 71
46 44
.6 71
1442-
43
75
46 44
• 30.89
84.07
75 OS
46 89
41 50
34.07
17`78
7 21
7.. 71'-
18.03
87 76
2475..
'l9 00
15 35 •
43 07
35,75
39 46
14 00
11 00
46 28
80.00
7 . 50
51 32
39.25
43 21
75 68
4321 k.
46 60
48 71 •
33 43
7 00
550
29 11
89 00
72:76
84 07
'9lOO
84 39
18 35
ti 99
.• 41 78
97 50 .
23'89
46 43
97 60.
88 14
95.25
7 80
18 21
10 57
30 00
7 85
7 86
34 60
.38 79
26 75
32 14
65 75
- • - 30 21
49 50
20 00
91 25
84 96
17 43
41 75
37.71
at 71
39 28
61 75
47 82
7 57
42 43
23 79
63.50
7 87
17.50
88.50
'3575
82 50
43.25
30 00
.40 28 -
8 14
22 75
26 00
36 : 00
26.75
35 73
69 76
7 71
26 75
18 75
16 25
85 26
15 43
14 71
89 Oo
75 21
27 50
6 50
44 Oo
25 39
5 64
20 50
39 oo
17 60
20 36
as 50
31 82
30 00
34 07
43 21
. 42.. 73 .
8 36
8 14
34 38
30 oo
14 14
25 26
I 8 08
32 11
.0512
2.8 60
814 •
11 OD
39 95
16 00
25 25
68 75
22:75
49 68
35`88
49 60
21 00
44 40
82 14
37 75
39 22
7 67
54 50
.834
47.82
- 7 64
38.60
26 75
- 8 60
39 00
26 00
36.89
43 21
4343
.22 50
38 - 68
44 39
83 75
38.60
47 82
sd 00
13 00
47 25
26 - 75
17 50
- 42 14
4 85:
52 25
41 26
22 75
29 67
- 114 03
43 64
,46 50
29 57
18 67
45 03
49 60
45 03
22 85
- -34 - 39
55.26
20 60
44 00
42 08
22 50
29:25
44 02
82 39
, 39.2 i
11.57
48 $l. .
,18.08
2 . 00
18 00
36 68
8 4 89
f
-31 60
Eliza Bender Henry Bonder
Samuel Beamesderfer Henry Beamosdeder
Sarah Melly .lama Melly
Joseph H. Walker ..HPenetus Walker
Rebecca Stanch 'lstaelA3temoh
BOARD ON RELIEF, "
'David - Hollinger'
Simon Boltz do
Robert Evans
Jacob Bucher
Cyrus Shirk, Clerk
45o4ement on Mau and County Taxes.
By abatement a lowed different
Collectors on taxes paid prior to
the Ibth day or Jo iy,lBBl 1171 or
Collectors' Pay and Expenditures.
By Collection° allowed Collectors
for th e year 1859 in part On 77
By Collections allowed Collectors
for the year 1860 in pert 2386 04
By Collections allowed Collectors
for the year 1861 in part
Exoneration.
By Exoneration@ allowed Collectors
for the sear 1859 in part 76.55
By Exoneration' allowed Collectors
for lb° year 1860 in part 805 93
By Exon., actor a allowed Collectors
for the year 1861 In part . 478
588 22
Outstanding razes.
Andrew H. Bmbich, Call:Ater of -
Lebanon Borough, Zan Ward, for
185.9 247 97
Joseph Zimmerman. Collector of-
Feet Hanover, for 1859 43 49
John H- Krick, Collector of Lem
non Borough, East Ward, for
1e,60 $6O 04
Jonathan Strickler, Col. of Mlll
- for 1860 $e fis
Charlee . diodt, Co'. of North don
villa far 1861 1083 30
John Stroh, jr:, Col. of oath Aim.
villa for 1861 „ 1083 90
David U. Ulrich, Col. of Bethel for
1861. 438 89
William B. Kreider, Col. of Corn.
wall for 186113
- 751 1
Daniel Zimmerman, Col. of East
Hanover for 1861 662 60
Henry Philippy, Col. of lleidieberg
for 1861 047 91
William Law. Collector of Jackson,
township f0r4.861 . -.-. 866.67
Philip Shaeffer. Col. of N Lebanon
• township for 1861
John Pitt rer,"Col of 13 Lebanon
tow , ship for 1801 .450 23
Jeremiah Gamber, Col. of N Labe,.
non Borough for 1801 . 399 77
John II Miller, Col. of Leb. Bore, ,
Bast 11 ard, for 1881 • 1052 44
Samuel Harbison, Col. of Leb.
Boroi, West Ward, for 1861. 863 88
William _Early, Col. of London
derry far 1861 1046 83
Bettie! -Heliar, CoI. of lialereek
township for 1801 716 68
George Louver, Col. of Swistara
township for 11161 1226 62 .
Henry Holdeman,' Col. of Union
townehip for 1861. 689 42
Henry Iffracy, Col. of Cold Spring
township for 1861 900 00
- - 12,443 55
Treasurer's commission for receiv-
ing 943,601 99, at 1 per cent. 436 65
Treann COMMiSeitILI for paying
ant $11;672 07, at ,1 par anat. 416 72
Balance in hand of 0:1I BoninOr,
rag.,
Wit, the and !reigned, Auditor' of Lebanon county
in the Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, do certify,
that in pursuance of the 47th_Section of the Act, enti
tled "An Act relating to Counties, Townships, Ac.,"
passed the Ink day of April, A. D,lBBl, wo met at the
Commissioners' offoe. In the Borough of Lebanon , on
the 27th day of Jactuary,,A. D. 1882, and did and it and
adjust the several accounts required of us by law,
agreeably to the several Acts of Amembly, and supple
manta 'hereto. according to the beat of our judgments
and abilities.
And wend in the bands of Conrad Bergner, Sag,
Treasurer of Lebanon County &balance of one thou
sand nine hundred and ninety two dollars and ninety
one cents.
The Auditors also find . there Is due the County In
outstanding time the sum of thirteen thousand one
hundred and eightpone &Bare and sixty.thres cents
Including the exoneratione and collections to be allowed
collector&
The Auditors also Bed that the County is Indebted
to different individuals for LOll.llB to the amount of
twonty.nine thousand seven hundred and Arty dollars,
from which said amount deduct the ontatandlog taxes
lees the exonerations and cAlections which must he al
lowed the collectors and the balance in the Treasurer's
baud, which will leave the real debt of the County
about atateen Menem:id Ave hundred dollars.
In witoess whereof we have hereunto set our hand
this tsrenty.seventn day of January, A. D 1962.
ANDREW FOX. 'Canny
*ULRICH DIIIIKHOLDBB,
JACOB 1/ ZUG. Auditors.
Lebanon, February . 6, 1862.
BETW BEN the Directors of Lebanon County Allis.
houss, tiod : -the Auditors of said county, for the
year ending on the 6th day of January ,1862, Inclusive :
Cash in the hands of the Treasurer, of laid
year's settlement -412 30%
Cmh of the ComtilesiOnere, on 13 orders 8000 00
Cash of Christian Lentz, of a Pauper 2 00
Cash of George Lute, far Mary Boob 21 15
Cash of A. 8. Witman, for Sarah Dotter ' 97 00
Cain of - Abraham Perneler, for John Heil• ..
man - 52 00
Cash of Mr. Tice. for stones -'5O
Cash of Elias Rittle for straw 20
Nall of Henry Brandt, for shoat 50
Cash of Felix Light, for hogshead I'oo
Cash of John Snyder, for riasture . 4 25,
Cash of Henry Backenstose, for George
EisarCns 7 57
Cash of Henry Bohland, for 2 years use of
lane . 2 50
Cash of Bowman, Hailer I Capp, for past.
tura . - * 300
Cosh of James Benson, ibr, violate - for 2
.
years . 'll3 00
Cash of Dr. W. M. Guilford for pasture
,
for colt . . . 250
. .
Paid Christian Good, yarn - 19 . 60
Paid Jahn Kauffmbn, crockery . 684
Paid John Seltzer, " 15 22
Paid Charles Several°, ropPermare . 237
Paid Samuel Hartman, ploughs lO 00
Paid. Henry Kauffman, Bake, 4 00
Paid George Waltz, books and stationary 2 68
Paid Henry Rosati), " " " 19 89
Paid Win. A. Moyer, vinegar and whisky 17 74
Paid J. W. Hoosier, Tinware - 2 B 2B gy
Paid J. B. idichener, smoked meat • 164 .29
Pidd Andrew Box, (to corn) damages 10 00
Paid George Hoffman, frei ght , ' 708
Paid J. J. Boston, 36 85
Paid John Kreider, day labor . . 6pp •
Paid Jos Benson, " - - 75
Paid John H. Starless, repairing ma
chinery 32 50
Paid John Arnold, repairing intehinery 1 r 2,
Paid A.Major t Bro. " " , 7 00
Paid Isaac Luta, bla cksmith .wink ' 63 00
Paid Israel Weaber, " ti . 756
Paid Jacob Healey, sheep 48 00
Paid Bowman; Hauer A Capp, lumbar- 42 45
Paid D. T. Werner, salt 16 35
Paid Jacob &sager, corn 2 00
Paid Jacob Seibert, clover seed - 1 00
Paid Garth Smith, ask 1 10
Paid B. Geiger 4 Co., " 37 25
Paid Robert Heanowiwing timber 4 68.
Paid Pald Bringing paupers 17 50
Paid Zebu Yordy,saddiery, .4 94
Paid Samuel il ershberger, saddlery ' 11 26
Paid John Snyder, brooms - ti . so
Paid Henry Backend me, slivYing- . I, to
Paid Henry Thomas, flour _ 4-10
Paid John Dotter, " '7 77
Paid Abraham Strickler, flour 986
Paid Dr. Delver, ont door medication 30.00
Paid Dr, Guilford, 44 " II
. . so 60
Paid Dr. J. Zerbe a " " 10 00
PiiidDr. 4.3mith ' , " " ". ~ 16 00
Paid-Dr. Anthony, " 1 44 ..1 • 10 vo
Paid Amos Deity. hill" ' ' - - 6 -00
Paid Ilduard.Kreider, ( steward ) s alary .. 800 00
Paid David Bow (treasurer)=•N . '
; , 4000
Paid Dr: Win.ll. Guillbrd, ( ph y si c i an - h . - -
clerk) salary- , . , , 160 00
Paid'Ohrietimi.Liitz, ( Director ) salary '3600 -
Paid Jjiincifßeraier, "- -' '-." , - -3 5 .09. ,`
Paid John E. Douala, " '" •36 00
Paid 3. L. Lembergeridruis and spices • ' ' '.' K 6 97
do
9 63
- 2686 44,
--- 291 46
6L4 46
SETTLEMENT
Maitland
Derr
Long
White
Breda°lts
Mark
Derr
Brooks_
Big glint
Weis
Deihl
Winter
Derr
Deihl
hearer
Murray
Derr
Boler
Lantz
Copt. 93d Rog
Boynton
DM*
Weidman
DeLbl
Maitland
Mai timid
Deihl
MnrraY
Rambo
Maitland
Derr
wetaman
Boynton
Loag
Barr
Long
Murray
Derr
Den
- Daugborty
Murray
Murray
Arthur
Artling ,
Minty
Weidman
Murray
Daugherty
Murray
Weidman .
Murray .
• Daugherty
inrrray
Weidman
Murray
Lantz
w i lidman
corumrraki.
.
Paid George Rose, " " " .
Paid - Oot door paupers
Paid Val
Paid on settlement with Philadelphia Co.
Paid on settlement with Dauphin. county A
Insane Aeylum
paid J. J. Blair, seal and-nriss
Paid John Barly,looiret trees
.Paid.j. K. Seltzer, boarding:pauper
Paid Henry Shirk. plaatering -
Paid-Rdward Kreider far hosts
Paid Joseph - Light, Coal
Paid D. T. Werner, " ..
Paid Lower :lc Rank, tobacco
Paid Barry A Anderson, tobacco
Paid for iirehoards, Ac.
Paid Itictuird Bruce & Co., merchandise •
Paid John George, 04
Paid Loaner ~ Brea s , "
Paid W. B. Brunner. 44
Paid Henri & Stine, "
Paid Sherk,Geesaman A Long "
Paid Fano& &Dro ~ .
Paid George* Pyle, "
Paid Israel Light, .. a
Paid L. K. Lauderniflek, a
Paid John SllellenberliF, a
Paid John Never,
Paid thonaair Harper, "
Paid Shark & Light, " t .
Paid David Light, wheat
Paid Jonath ,'wheat
Paid John 44
Paid Shark, a Wheat
Paid Abraham Lehman, a
Paid' Dan 'Folmar, . la ,
Paid Gra sigh .
s ilt
Paid Job 4 0, hireling wages
Paid Mary , "if
Paid AUT. R , "
Paid Waterman, „Son, Fox Cope, gr o .
vaies a
PaidJosepb Bovrmir Lem a hats
Paid Adam Rite., ~ ..
Paid John Lawrence,' a ' , - a - '
Paid Andrew Fox, : .c. a _.
Paid Charles Greenawalt, Third
Paid D. id. Karmany, • A im
Paid John "frontier, for 7..ituse . A-
6 62
State-Lunatic
WOO
Paid StateTAtnatic Asyluni 431 06
paitja....lron work 89.4.9
Paid7osettit ithi cattle , 42 24
Paid John B. Bowman, " 225,80
Paid 'Jacob Giskiey, -- " - - - - 328 60
Paid Christian Hershey .‘ - Mit 00
Paid Geo. fd:Btrook, making rally and fence 2810
Paid Henry Overly, 66 66 , a .22 97
Paid Jacob Weaver, coffins
Paid Cyrus Schools, ". 17.00
Paid Isaac Itittle, - ."' 160
Paid Lennord Ney, " 1 , 60
Paid Henry Bohiand, 'l 8 OD
P.ad Adam Shell, " 0 50
.Paid George Walker , " . , „ : ..:; 7 60
Paid Peter Bent h, 44
Paid Joseph Bowman," li , 00_
Paid Abraham Herahherger, coffins 1 00
Paid Benjamin Mays, -. 5.50
Paid John Troxel • 4 ' 10 130
Paid h./Vick; " 1 50
Paid John Wolf, " -
~8 00
Paid J. B o wman. " 13 00
Paid 'John Ulrich, shrouds .. .
.. - 1 00
Paid biro. Pichtorne, " . ' 2 00
Paid Aueltor'i clot k , 10 00
Balance in the hands of the Treasurer c 763.. e
202 ex
ME
1.991 9 1
$82,67 31
In conformity with an act of the fleneral-Seeemgdy
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 16th
day of March, 1630, emitted "an act tor . the ..erection
ofa Ronne for the support of the poor of - Lebanon
county," haie we, the underelgood, Directors Of, the
Poor of said county, in conjunction with ,thi"pilarly
elected Auditors, whose duty it le to exionine,Miktere
vibe statement of receipts and eipenditurea- 'Of the
Poor notate Institution, from the 7th day of Antinkry,
A. D.. 1861, to the oth day , of Inniary.,lB62, Inclusive,
and Ond the same correct.
JAMES BENSON,
.1011 N It. BOWMAN, • Directors.
ELIAS. WA BORN
We, the underidgned, Auditors elected to settle and
adjrst the neveralaccouute of. I ebeinin county, do ern
port, that we have examined the foregoing account,
and vouchers thereunto belonging, and find the same
correct.
In witness Whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals the 27th day of January,-A.D.,1862. '
ANDREW FOX, - -
ULRICH BURKHOLDER, . Auditor
JACOB 4.ZUG. -
lattanort Couttrr ALIONOVen}
January dth,1862.
MALES. FEMALES.
Ihider 10 year*, 13 Ender 10 < yeare,ll
Betweenlo 3 / 4 ,20, _do 13 Dote eett .10a 211; 4
do' 20*‘30 do 3 do 20e 30 ' - .do - 8
do 30 a4O do 6 • do 80ii 40 din 17
do 41)&60 do 10 do ,40 . '150 do 8
do 6460 de 13 de 60e 60 do 6
do 60*70 do 3 do 60470' .do 4
do 70180 do 4 do 70680 40 3
do 30400 do b do 80a30 do 8
Total,
Children born here in . this: flaunty Almshouse, 2
Males; number of deaths "during the year; 20 - Iffales
and 6 Females. Total • number 23.
PIIBOII4BIID ING THE •
116 pair shore and boots DU R
120 aprons YEAR:
87 pair pantaloons 16 metee combs
61 hats and caps 76patticosts
38 ronedabonts 170'palritoollngs
102 handkerchiefs 62boneta
17 coats 80 vests
48 pati pantegor boys 20 aroreetersotabs
60 pairs =speeders - 12 straw. hits
148 men's shoes 666146embe
138 frocks 89 srenlin'i Mende.'
Products of , the farm for the , yearl66l
Rated 27 Steers, weighing_ 18,427 P 0 1192s 24 Beg s,
weighing 6„817 pounds. -
909 bushels Wheat'
144 " rye
600 as potatoes
1000 corn
$B3BB 7734
31 we ight 41
Weight of bides, b 2309 po
Notice. _
Tamil. Gum, auatio e of the Peace, wthattand to
CI the Serivening bushross—such as = wrltlng Node,
Mortgages, Releases, Bonds, Agreenseato,lre4 Jot., at
his °Mee, In Mulberry street, two doous r acrth - of the
Mothrlan Church, in the BorougVof ILMastitru.
Lebanon, January 2/1,1362,
'DUNG ST. ItaiwitaNcE.
THE UNDBRSIGNED would . Inform Yammers and
other. that hbrwell z diedliTia.LlON will stand tbr
service this-season, at the/Th*ll , lles of g 5 to ensure a
Illto.mare withfoal,,at the following places:
From. 4d day of Marsh. until the sth
dayof. July, 1862, at the following places:—
The drat week, from Monday until Friday
afternoon, at the stable ofliellig's (David Smith* Inn,
1 mile East homAnwrille, and 4 mile. West hem Leb
anon.
The 2d week, from Monday until Friday afternoon,
at the stable of Christopher Sauey. in West- Wen"
town, Jankrein township, 8 miles East from Lebanon,
And every Saturday at the stable of the Keeper, D.
Seibert, dear the Toll Gate, one 'mile East from Leba
non, thus changing aVery.week. during the treason. An
the'above places are sae the Berke and Ple3Phin turn'
pike.
Aliir For further piirtiotilertc
p igee bajaft s
Demi. Bazaar, Keeper. ifu T n E r i lile. Feblikla
For
Relay
OTOIOIIOOI/ Ifii; 2, "Esiile Building," now.oticabied
I,,,b,y s it, eizenatebi k Bro., ea a Clothincllbieb. Par
arenneapply to _
Mrs. SARAH LINZAWEAVER, oe
' Mrs. ELIZABETH 0. WEIDMAN
•
Lebanon Ja 15 1862
Lebanon, ri• > •
Seed WantedL,_:
11 subsc riber will pay the lifill*Kilikeibet.)riees
7i—
-0-Lovpi!.;l3l33lN
41111011 FY SEED, - -
4 1 1 AM -SEED,
At the MU in Market - ettreet; _Lebanon ~.lberangb,
Bring It immediately. .4.III4IIIISTRIO4ELEI4.
Lebanon, September 4,'62;
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54 60
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67 83
301 31
40 34
175 78
14i 06
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73 98
63 16
120 60
132 76
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890 ibouretit oats
1 ,44) los4di.h*Y
g busbelo elov*mewl
do "mu
oth7 lead ors ovor Aibte
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