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A.,E,ILAYING.THE DEAD.
Touoh her with gentle' fingers, frieridirj
'Tis harcrto know ' bet sleeping breathless ihere
-0 ! would we did not need td sae yinir olins.•
Bat sadden grief all power to aot kneads.
Of ell our little household band
Oho was the fairest,-our sweet blushing rose,
Just blossoming to womanhood;. Weis woes
Had set no thorns to mar Aha petals bland.
. . ,
Compose her limbs to that sireekgrane
And modest dignity that Wail her - .own,
~While they are .apple; now that &ft.'s gope,
Of her late suffering conceal the tree..
Nay, close her eyes more firmly, so
The silken fribges of the lids may shade
The sightless pupils. Ye will not upbraid
This fond, exacting pride, born of such woe!
We could not look on her till onr eyes.
Were ,blind with gazing, and we should : not tire;
This sudden grief has set our hearts on gra ;
Like Jepthah, our sweet girl we saorilice.
Fier features are relaxing—see !
The lips are wreathing with the olden smile,
That spake her innocent of thought - of guile:
0! darling! it is hard to part with thee!
Ay, robe her in the snowy dress—
She wore it when the summer buds' were blows , -
The bright, fair summer,and oar Rose were down
Like thee, October, falen leaves We prase.
Our pure white Lily, waxen cold!
Oan it be wrong to grieve about you so?
Here, take this ribbon like the virtuous snow,
And her wan hands o'er her still breast enfold
So ye have done, kind friends? Depart
And leave ne to the sanctity of grief; •
Alone with our sweet dead and God, relief
Mast come in some blest form to each torn heart
May snob dire woo ne'er visit you;
Thanks that no careless stranger hand arrayed . .
Thee, love. 0! God! our cup is bitUr made!. -
Dear friends, ye have done what ye could—adieu!
I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE MEANT
He gave me a knife, one day at school,
Four-bladed, the handle of pearl;
And great blaak'Words on the wrapper said,
"For the darlingest little girl."
I was glad! 0 yes, yet the crimson blood
To my young cheek came and went,
And my heart thumped wondrously pit-a-pat,
But I didn't know what it meant.
One night he said I must jump on a sled,
For the snow was falling fast;
I was half afraid, but he coaxed and coaxed,
And he got me on at last
Laughing and chatting in merry glee,
To my home his course he bent ;
And my sisters looked at each other and smiled,
Bat I didn't know what it meant.
The years passed on, and they touched his eye
With a shadow of deeper blue;
They gave to his brow a manlier grace—
To his cheek a swarthier hue.
We stood by the dreamily rippling brook,
When the day was almost spent,
Hie whispers were soft as the lullaby,
And—now I know what he meant.
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS
Below will be found the returns of the
Township elections held on Friday last, in the
different Boroughs and Townships of the
ADAMSTOWN
Judge : Henry S. Shirk, 45 ; Richard
Regar, 1; John Mendel, 3 ; Franklin Regar,
Inspectors: William Shaeffer, 22: Joshua
Spatz, 32.
Assessor : Samuel Stork, 53.
Assistant 'Assessors: William Mohn, 50;
Henry Stauffer,s2.
Constable : Jsse Behm, 47 ; Michael Smith,
1 ; Richard Snyder, 1.
Street Commissioner: Solomon Good, 18;
Henry Echternach, 35.
School Director: Henry Miller, 50.
Burgess: Sebastian Miller, 52.
Auditor : Jacob Plethora, 52.
Council: Levi Hendell,: 63 ; Jeremiah M.
Sallada, ; John 45 Flickinger, 51 ; H. Herner,
BRECKNOCK
Judge: Isaac Weaver, 46 • Moses Messner,
50 ; David H. Loran, 65 ; Anthony Good, 54_
Inspectors : Michael Witwer, 78 ; Andrew
Steiner, 86; Scattering, 23.
Assessor: Levi Lausch, 170; George Peifer,
47; Scattering, 9.
Assistant Assessor : Samuel H. Good, .193;
David McColm, 195.
Constable,: Jonathan Smith, 116; Alexander
Messner, 91.
Supervisors: Wm. Trostlee, 62; Jacob Bick
er, 139 ; Jacob Musser, 104 ; Daniel Brendel,
6; Allen Brenneman, 37; Peter Coldren, 7;
Joel Brossman, 13 ; Scattering 5.
School Directors: Henry Rupp, 84; Jacob
Rutt, 76 ; Isaac Messner, 76; Jonas Leinbach,
74; Henry Von Neida, 62: C. D. Schusder,
49.
Auditor: J. B. Musselman, 228
Clerk: Samuel Lessley, 233.
BART.
Judge: Wm. Pickel, 112 ; J. F. Reed, 112
Inspectors: Daniel Ault, Jr., 104 ; Wm. M
Stevenson, 114.
Assessor: Harvey Baughman, 116; George
Johnson; 109.
Assistant Assessors: George H. Pickel, 111;
Daniel McGowan, 108 : Morris Cooper, 115 ;
A. B. Miller, 108.
Coffstable: Caleb Wiggins, 95 S. H. Wil
liams, 124.
Supervisors : Harrison Graham, 73 ; Robert
A. Ferguson. 98; Thomas Wright, 108; Wm.
Kinnard, 112 ; Philip Ritz, t!..7.
School Directors: John M. Heyberger, 101;
John Homsher, Jr., 106; J. M. Rittenhouse,
117 ; George Knox, 120.
Auditor: Jacob Heyberger, Jr., 102 • Chris
topher Graham, 106; Leonard Pickel, 115 ;
D. G. Steacy, 112.
Clerk: Edwin Garrett, 112; Wm. K. Clark,
113.
COLERAIN
Judge : Samuel McConnell, 148 ; Joseph B
Davie, 50.
Inspectors : Jeremiah P. Swisher, 144; Rosa
A McCommon, 60.
Assessor : James McCullough, 139 ; Henry
Paxson, 61.
Assistant Assessor : Robert Hogg, :153 ;
Samuel A. Worth, 38 ; N. H. Gillispie, 115.
Constable: David Walker, 187. .
Justice of the Peace : William N. Galbreath,
154; James K. Simpson,-182.
Supervisors: Tame K. Soott, 86; Wm. R.
Ferguson, 120 ; William Wilson, 62 ; A. B.
McGaugh, 137.
School. Directors; Jeremiah. Hastings, .30 ;.
F. Sutton, 55; Wm. White, jr., 87; Milton
Keylor, 128 ; James D. Harrar, 133 ; Alexan
der Turner, 16. -
Auditor : 'Cromwell Blackbom; 185.
Clerk : J. H. Swisher, 161 ; G. J. Hilde
brand, 21.
CONESTOGA
Judge : Jacob Hiller, 279 ; Michael R. Sour
beer, 49.-
Inspectors : Emanuel Brenner, 282 ; tarich
Strickler, 43; James C. Morgan, 2; Jacob
Shaub, 1.
Assessor: Sebastian M. Rohrer, 286 ; J. G.
Peters, 44.
Assistant .Assessors : Benj. G. Dietrich, 294 ;
Geo. W. Warfel, 33; Christian Good, 290;
David Hess, Jr., 43.
Constable: John Clark, 217; Benj. Hess,
107. -
Justice : Benj. Urban, 257 ; John Martin;
66.
Supervisors :Samuel, H. Hess, 276; C.
Shoff, 282.; Henry D. Stehman, 48; John Hess,
(farmer) 50.
School Directors : Amos McCalister, 265 ;
Henry Graver, 265; Henry Hammer, 88 ;
Tobias Stehman, 40.
For Safe Harbor Indefiendent School Dis
trict B; *Mellinger, 21; Madden 21-.-
Auditor Adam .Bortzfield, 287; A. R. Hen; 1-
Sweiterti 186; hhp. , Fralioh?i
46. - ' : •
Judge : John Y. Weidman., 88 ; George G.
Bingenum, 410.
Inspectors : Bonnie' Erick, 81; Aaron Wolf,
60; Benjamin Wissler, 81.
Assessor.: Jacob Rohrer, 140 ; Edrrard
Bchnearer, 60. • •
Assistant Assessor:-.TonasLauber, 120; Sam.
Bollinger, 72. •
Constable : Jacob Bnchter, 92 ; Peter Else;
19.
Supervisors: John Wieland, 99; John Dom
myer, 109; Peter Fidler, 54; Emanuel Weid
man, 88. • .
School Directors : Samuel Elser, 73 ; Jacob
Romig, 43 ; Daniel Furlow, 89 ; Jonas Miller,
91.
Auditor: Ezra Wissler, 60; Jonas Lauber, 19
Clerk: John Erb, '96; Benjamin Wolf, 20
CARNARVON
Judge: Frederick Sheeler, 143; Thomas
Edwards, 89.
Inspectors : Levi B, Yoder, 138 ; Isaac Arm
strong, 76.
Assessor: Joseph Weaver, 138; Charles
Arters, 94.
Assistant Assessor: John K. Kurtz, 136;
David Styer, 125 ; Samuel Balentine, 108 ;
Augus. K. McCormick, 81.
Justice of the-Peace: David H. Seru3enich,
121 ; David E. Williams, 103.
Supervisors: Peter Lichty, 135 ; John Fore
man, 184; Samuel McCormick, 97; Levi Coff
road, 97.
School Directors : David Newswanger, 189;
David Shirk, 140 ; Jacob Yohn, 95 ; David
Kern, 95.
Auitor: John S. Hurst, 139 ; William Yohn,
90.
Clerk: William Patton, 134; Milton Silk
nitter, 96.
CONOY
Judge: Henry Shoull, 183 ; Frederick Mc-
Grann, 60.
Inspectors: Levi Engle, 182; P. S. Gamble,
Assessor: B. P. Ebersole, 180; Jacob A.
Miller, 67.
Assisteht Assessor : 'Hiram Coble, 181 ; Jo
seph Kurtz, 181; Philip Avast, 64.
Constable: John Weaver, 186 ; Simon
Barnes, 59.
Supervisors: Samuel J. Horst, 179 ; Mich.
Gistwhite,t 176; Thos. S. Bryan, 66 ; Abra
ham Lehman, 64.
School Directors : Jacob Greider, 108; Alfred
Cannon, 181: John Haldeman, 66; James
Hawthorn, 136.
Auditor: John Stoner, 182; Daniel Mur
phy, 63.
Clerk: James Garreth, 180; John Smith,
61.
COLUMBIA
Judge, (Upper Ward) : John Enney, 105
William McChesney, 56. (Lower Ward) :Da
vid Evans, 232; Solomon Detweiler, 134.
Inspectors, (Upper Ward): Rudolph Wil
liams, 93; John Finger, 86. (Lower Ward)
John Hippy, 232 ; James Shroeder,
133.
Assessor: Joseph H. Black, 330; Michae
Clepper, 225.
Assistant Assessors : Michael S. Shuman
326 ; Abraham Bruner, 300 ; Joseph M. Watts
232 ; Peter A. Kimburg, 233.
Constable : Samuel Hollingsworth, 232 ; Jas
McGinnis, 268; Samuel T. James, 21; Thom
as B. Dunbar, 33.
Justice of the Peace, (Lower Ward): Sam
uel Evans, 170 ; John H. Read, 79 ; Daniel C
Wann, 116.
COCALICO EAST
Judge: Reuben Sharman, 162; Charles
Carpenter, 9T
Inspectors : Henry gall, 118 ; Richard Har
ting, 51.
Assessor; John Royer, 191: J. G. Garman,
70 ; Jacob E. Becker, 29.
Assistant Assessor • Daniel Kline, 96: Wil
liam Leid, 95.
Constable: Nelson Wolfskill, 190; George
Snyder; 68 ; George B. Heel, 11.
Justice of the Peace : Cyrus Ream, 267 ;
Henry 8. Wickel, 8.
Supervisors: Jacob Lutz, 132; William
Grill, 106; George Reddig, 106 ; Jacob Smith,
60; Joseph Kinzay, 119.
School Directors : John Lesher, 236 ; Adam
Grill, 178; Isaac Flickinger, 80.
Auditor : Hiram Coover, 80 ; Samuel Leid,
79 ; Martin H. Fry, 82.
Clerk : Isreal Dissinger, 56.
COCALICO WEST.
Judge : Samuel B. Flickinger, 100 ; Joseph
Dohner, 187 ; William Crouse, 13 ; John How
er, 20.
Inspectors : Elias Hornberger, 76 ; Benja
min. K. Binckley, 95 ; Ferdinand Strickler,
64 ; Adam R. Royer, 49.
Assessor; Levi W. Mentzer, 108; John Ed
wards, 126 ; Samuel B. Mellinger, 115 ; Sam
uel Bitzer, 9.
Assistant Assessor : William Bechtel, 161 ;
William H. Stober, 139 ; Joel Weist, 122.
t'onstable : Henry S. Ruth, 23; William
,Hertzog, 77 ; John Sharp, 131 ; Samuel Shu
ber, 12.
Supervisors: Samuel Dornbach, 160; Hen
ry Brimmer, 112 ; Michael Eberly, 65 ; Isaac
Sharp, 84; Henry Walter, 89; Joseph Henry,
42; John Hiltenbeidel, 21; Jacob Eberly, 47;
John.Weinhold, 47.
School 'Directors : Moses Shirk, 200 ; John
Gochlin, 179.
Auditor:.John Stober, 109 ; James Kerling,
38.
Clerk: Benjamin Begerais, 15
DRUMORE.
Judge :•,Thomas Moderwell, 101; William
Williams, 161 ; Jacob Mayer, 16.
Inspector : James Cain, 102 ; Alexander S.
Clark, 179.
Assessor : John S. Jordan, 120 ; James D.
Welsh, 149.
Assistant Assessor : Samuel B. Moore, 104;
George B. Heating, 98 ; Erastus Reynolds, 176;
William W. Watson, 182.
Constable : Thomas Kirkwood, 240; Da
rid Asprill, 25. _
Justice of the Peace : William W. Steele,
164 ; Alexander Holton, 91 ; William H. Potts,
118; Felix W. Sweigart, 106. '
Supervisors: 'Joseph-Hawk; 97; Samuel
White, 83; James. McGuigan, 164; Vincent
Reynolds, 188 ; William Wright, 10 ; Patrick
Glacken, 5.
School Directors: T. N. MoSparran, 107;
Dr. Henry..E. Raub, 107 ' • William S. Long,
171 ; John R. Rohrer, 172.
Auditor: William Chandler, 270.
Clerk: P. W. Housekeeper, 172.
DONEGAL EAST:
Judge, (Maytown) : Frederick Fletcher, 91;
John Brown, 111. (Mount Joy) : H. F. Mus
selman, 3 ; Thomas Shay, 1.
Inspectors, (Maytown) : Nicholas Clepper,
101; Christian Reesor, 100. (Mount Joy) :
Henry Wertz, 2 ; S. L. Yetter, 2 ; David Niss
ly, 1.
Assessor : George B. Murray, 216 ; James
McClure, 158. -
Assistant Assessors: George Wilson, 133 ;
Christian Brandt, 132; John Musser, 241 ;
Herman Lightner, 241.
Constable: John S. Roth, 130 ; John S.
Campbell, 236: Henry F. Musselman, 237.
Treasurer, (Maytown): Henry Houseal, 134;
Dr. A. N. Breneman, 233.
Supervisors : David Henderson, 143; Joseph
Brandt, 135 ; David Denneson, 217 ; Henry
E. Heishey, 245.
School Directors : Samuel Penoe, 126 ; Sam
uel Redseoker, 150; Lewis C. Lindemuth, 221;
John M. Hiestand, 249.
Auditor:: Adam Fletcher, 120 ; Henry M.
Engle, 243. ,
Clerk : Sylvester Griffith, 187 ; Walter D
Carpenter, 287. . .
EAST • LAMPETER., •
Judge: David . Staimn, 146; Abraham How
ry, 36.
Inspectors: Peter Biffenbach, 87; Jonas
Buckwalter, 28; Henry W. Gera, 65.
Assessor: .john Diffenbachi 131; John G.
Hood, 61. . -
Assistant Assessors: John
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Peter Johns, 92; Jacob 'Rohrer, 89; John L
Dealings; 88. - •
Constable: Peter Gars, 182.
Justice : _John Quigley, 180; Michael 8.
Metzger, 106 ; Louis p. rogfa..B -
vupervisors: Jacob 8yer4,,,98; - ..Ephiabn
Buokwidter, 77 ; Daniel:Heideman, 81; Thoni
ea Sm ith,lo4. • : .
„Bohol. Pireckara: ,;Abrairem i Fahelleha4e,
178 George' Veal:eon, 85 ; Amed ttudrong,ll4.
Auditor Benjekiliti Witil6*;! 182 (Abrehim
o:..l.Za6449liPetctraidgelp, 4&17 - :::!.;-
0 /ork Henry Pglligxl44S. sf)
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LANCASTER CITY, PA:, TUESDAY ,M.ollli/INS--.):WWWO,-,i861.
DONEGAL: WEST:
Judge : Martin Kling, 60 ; Martin Linda
much, 75.
InVectora : Frederick Kipp, 82 ; Philip
Fisher, 64. •
Assessor: Eli = Foster, 41; John B. Horst,
31 ; Frederick Oldweiler, 63.
Assistant Aisessor: Jacob G. Oldweiler, 81;
Abraham Heisey, 81 ; Jacob D. Lindemuthi
55; Jacob Butt; Sr., 58.
Constable: Samuel Snyder; '72; Abraham
Sweigart, 4S; Scattering, 15. - -
Radios : George Snyder, 83 ; Aaron Baylor,
68.
Super:le:ors : John B. Hamaker; 64; Stung
Stouffer, 18; Sohn. S. Sweigart, 106 ; Benja
min Ebersole, 26.
School Directors: Benjamin Brenentan, 52;
Christian Butt, 133 ; Frederick Peck, 86.
Mahar: Christian Garber, 80; William
Morning, 67.
Clerk: John Fryday, 80; John G. Doneoke,
41.
Judge : William Barstler, 322 ; Benjamin
Davis, 93.
Inspectors Jacob Bowers, 315; Henry M.
Bowers, 101,
Assessor : Albert G. Sutton, 209 ; Christian
Sensenig, 127 ; Christian Hurst, 71.
Assistant Assessor: Samuel E. Weaver, 412;
William Dietrich, 90 ; Henry Musselman, 323.
Constable : Simon Nagle, 320 ; Jacob David
son, 139 ; William Norris, 131; Daniel Hol
singer, 39 ; George W. Dietrich, as.
Supervisors : Abraham Reiter, 135 ; Chris
tian Johns, 144 ; Daniel Zack, 188.; Joseph
Rutter, 116; George Drybread, 146.
School Directors: Robert Townsby, 275;
David Wade, 264; David Weaver, Jr., 120;
Ephraim Frick, 121.
Auditor : Henry M. Musser, 395 ; George
Hildebrand, 345; Samuel Custer,B3.
Clerk: Amos Diller, 820; Edwin C. Diller,
90.
EARL EAST
Judge: Davis A. Brown, 223; Isaac Foltz,
67.
Inspectors : John G. Kurtz, 232; John
Woomer, 64.
Assessor : John Stauffer, 159; James Neu
pher, 66; Jacob Mast, 68.
Assistant Assessor: Peter Shirk, 233; John
Overholser, 234; John R. Sandoe, 62 ; John
Goshen, 62.
Supervisors: Isaac Burckhard,.2o4; Elias
Eaby, 125 ; Jeremiah Holler, 81 ; John Sou
der, 111; Aaron Stauffer, 60.
School Directors: George Wallace, 230;
George Diller,
213; Levi Weiler, 82 ; James
Hammond, 64.
Auditor: Amos Overholser, 232 ; Daniel
Goheen, 63.
Clerk: Davies Wallace, 233 ; Levi Rex, 64.
EARL WEST.
Judge: Abram Kachel, 164; Jacob Stein
metz, 39 ; Samuel K. Trainer, 18.
Inspectors: Geo. Wolf, 97 ; Nath. Sheaffer,
40; J. H. Oberholtzer, 34; John K. Furlow,
35.
Assessor: F. H. Carpenter, 86 ; John B.
Graybill, 76 ; R. L. Evans, 63.
Assistant Assessor Christ. Oberholtzer, 172;
John Graybill, 110 ; Christ. Myer, 99.
Constable : John Johnson, 112; Mark Con
nell, Jr., 21 ; Samuel F. Brubaker, 86 ; Isaac
Boyer, 6.
Justice of the Peace : E. Burkholder, 123 ;
Adam Hoar, 86.
Supervisors: John M. Trainer, 10; John M.
Sheaffer, 123; Jacob Bare, 168; Isaac W. Johns,
60 ; Martin Diffenderfer, 53.
School Directors : David Bender, 191 ; Jo
seph Rupp, 189 ; John Metzler, 38.
Auditor : Henry Zwally, 225.
Clerk: S. M. Seldomridge, 208.
ELIZABETH. •
Judge : Win. Hahn, 105 ; Jacob M. Shitz, 67.
Inspectors : James Foster, 91 ; Israel Her
mes, 83.
Assessor : Joseph M. Matthews, 103 ; ITrias
Lenhert, 71.
Assistant Assessor : George Hammer, 100 ;
Benjamin Breidegam, 97; Jacob It. Hess, 74;
John Bietnsderfer, 73.
Constable : Franklin Unger, 129 ; John Boy
er, 32.
Justice of the Peace : Henry Schlauok, 95;
William Faussett, 96.
Supervisors: Jacob Wolf, 97; Martin M.
Brubaker, 88 ; Peter Weidman, 79 ; Christian
Herniey, 75.
School Directors ; Jacob . R. Hess, 93; Mo
ses M. Brubaker, 96; Edward K. Seibert, 80;
William Enck, 77.
Auditor : Samuel Buffenmoyer, 99; Samue
H. Hess, 77.
Clerk : Franklin E. Bentz, 109.
EPHRATA.
Judge: Isaac Strohl, 189 ; Israel Fry, 118.
Inspectors : John M. Royer, 120 ; Isaac
Hacker, 129 ; John W. Leber, 72.
Assessor: Jacob S. Sharp, 264.
Assistant Assessor : Jno. W. Gross, 234 ; Jno.
Hibshman, 202.
Constable : Rudolph Shirk, 198 ; Henry C.
Ludwig, 83. •
Supervisors: Henry Sheaffer,
180; Edward
Nagle, 218 ; Jacob Miller, 32 ; Jac. Leed, 121.
School Directors : George L. Bowman, 174 ;
Israel - Harman, 65 ; Daniel Keller, 101 ; Jno.
Fry, 236.
Auditor: Edward Hibshman, 193.
Clerk: M. H. Hummer, 60; Wm. Stutzman,
24 ; E. H. Cleaver, 105.
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Judge: Sam. H. Brubaker, 80; Henry Shultz
Inspectors: Simon Brenneman, 46; Chris
tian Ebersole, 74.
Assessor: Joseph F. Eckinger, 68 ; Charles
Ebecker,
Assistant Assessor: William Barry, 78 ; Henry
B. Brenneman, 82; James Wilson, 94; Thos.
Buck, 78.
Constable: William Miller, 110; Jacob
Myers, 39.
School Directors : Geo. Byrod, 70 ; D. D.
Mellinger, 84 ; H. A. Wade, 85 ; Kirk Few,
83.
Auditor: Robert S. Ross, 80; Jeremiah
Coble, 84 ; Daniel L. Killian, 90.
Judge : David Myers, 68; William B. Quig
ly, 78.
Inspectors: Patrick Swisher, 69 ; George
Hunter, 77.
Assessor: John Graham, 85 ; Jacob Heidel
baugh, 61.
Assistant Assessor : Henry Keehn, 72 ; Wil
liam Dungan, 88 ; Tames Montgomery, 70 ; Ja
cob Bushong, 62.
Constable : Robt. Rea, 86 ; John Johnson, 57.
Justice of the Peace: Daniel D. Hess, 110;
Samuel L. Kauffman, 33.
Supervisors, : John Herr, 78 ; Richard Bri
son, 54 ; George Kunkle, 97 ; Isaac McCord, 57.
School Directors : David Eckman, 73; Sam
uel L. Kauffman, 45 ; James Criswell, 101 ;
Michael Rowe, 71.
Auditor: Benjamin Whitmer, 82; Rotel.
Sentman, 64.
Clerk: David Whitmer, 76 ; Wm. J. Hess, 69
STRASBURG BOROUGH
Chief Burgess :.James McPhail, 29 ; Joseph
Bowman, 78.
Assistant BurgeSs : James Lintill, 63 ; Sam
uel Caughey, 61.
Town Council : Willi Black, 55 ; Wm.
Steag, 53; John P. ' burn, 64; Rudolph
Shaub, 54; Jaoob Echternach, 68; Jacob
Rohrer, 117 ; Adam Roll, 117 ; A. M. Herr,._
47 ; Josiah Martin, 64.; Wm: P. Robinson, 62;
John Smith, 64 ; Jos- M. Potts, 6; Ambrose
Maynard, 6; William Guiles, 6 ; lames Curran,
6 ;41enry Taggart, 6 ; John Eager, g;' Isaac
Jones, 6 ; William S. Warren, 64.
High .Constable Thoinas lager, 58; Wil
liam Findley, 65.
Judge: William Spencer, 66; Josiah Mar
tin, 86.
Inspectors: William Black, 60 ; Miller D.
Fotilk, 78; Georgel3.•Eagor,- 14.
Assessor: Jacob Hildebrand, 59; John
Wernts, 88. • .
Assistant Assessors: William' Steacy, 74;
William F. - Robinson, 183; Iffichael Book, 78;,
Jesse Hoffman, 10.
Constable: Robert Downey, 100 ; Jacob
Rehm, 51.
School, Di; actors c -Alexander -
Jolla P.Ki4!urn, 881 Stmut*Rc7ldersmitilf.
58; .Tolin Maitzi,`Bl.; Charles _ F. l'ota,_ l 7o;
Robait M:l2lforiti x 10; Wil'
T. Mahal], 0.
MIEMNZI
MIOM=!
volmoN
Judge: Henry MoVey, 191.
Inspectors: Cooper Stubbs, 117; . D. D..
Swift, 71- -
Assessor L. H) . Mcdsidle 185; Thomas
8. Hoapes, 60; A. 3. Hanaby;lB. ' -
Assistant Assessor: lanies hicaparat. 78;
Jeremiah Brown; 61; AmerStubbs, 181; Lewis
Haines, 132. • •
. .
Constibbi: . 1380, 147; Wm. Bro Wit,
Justice of the Peace: Samuel Soot 78;
Jamul Hama, 122.
EhTervisors ;-, 4Tolut -Kiley,. 24; Drama W.
Towson, 75; James-K. Drennan,-118 ; Joseph
Smedley, 70; Entor Smedley, 100.
School Directors: It lg. Crider,: 58; Gee.
Jenkins, 65 t Day Wood, 142; Andrew Icon*
129.
Auditors Jeremiah Brown, 58; Amor Stubbs,
124.
Clerk : Toiseph Philips, 153.
HEWFIP,I4:O EAST
Judge, (23(14)Istrici) joseph Hayes, 165
John. Luity, 21. (38th District): Christian
Keller, ' 29 ; Frederick Hoffman, 87. ,
Inspectors, 128 d Distriet) : Samuel Kepperr,
ling, 81 ; Phihp Braini, jr., 7; John G. Im
hoff, 20 - ; - Peter Swar, 20. (38th District) Abra,
ham Kil ism, /13; Christian Frey, -81.
Assessor: Henry Shull, 176; Jacob Her
shey; 75. ••
Assistant Assessors : Martin N. Brubaker,
183; Christian Miller, 132.
Constable: Henry R. Denham, 7 ; Isaac
Evans, 18 ; Samuel Kissinger, 28.
Justice .(if -the Peace: John (1. Brown, 194 ;
William Reitzel, 6.
Supervisors : John S. Wissler, 240 ; John
Kepperling, 241.
School Directors: Aaron, H. Summy, 228;
John H. Swarr, 241; Andrew Brubaker, 242.
Auditor : Levi Bear, 76.
Clerk : John L. Miller, 240. -
HEMPFIELD WEST.
Judge : Jacob M. Strickler, 263.
Inspectors: Samuel Weller, 222; Henry M.
Weller, 27.
Assessor : Joseph S. Denlinger, 263.
Assistant Assessors-: Henry Copenheffer,
246 ; H. G. Bruckart, 183.
Constable : John Kame, 236 ; Henry G.
Bruckart, 19.
Supervisors: Andrew Mumma, 246; Abra
ham Newcomer, 263.
School Directors : Amos S Bowers, 244 ; John
Kindig. 164; David E Rohrer, 93;
Auditor : John K. Smith, 230 ; Franklin
Hayes, 4.
Clerk: Jacob Kindig, 254.
LANCASTER TOWNSHIP.
Judge : . Benjamin Longenecker, 93.
Inspectors : Abram LeOnard, 40 ; Amos Blair,
34 ; Eli Johns, 18.
Assessor : Benj. Huber, 86.
Assistant. , AssesSor Jacob M. Frantz, 66 ;
George Levan,
81.
Constable; Benj., Lantz, 68; John Francis
cue, 26 ; Scattering, 7.
Supervisors: Andreiv'Shenk, 89 ; Christian
Johns, 60; Eli Aulthouse, 48.
School Directors : S. P. Spencer, 94 ; Jacob
Treasher, 34 ; Martin Shenk, 66.
Auditor : Henry Bausman, 9 ; M. L. Hoover,
87 ; Benj. Hertzler, 87.
Clerk: Christian Lintner, 76.
LAMPETER WEST.
Judge: Jacob Burkholder, 184.
Inspectors: Jno. B. Leaman, 36; Samue
Long, 41 ; Abm. Ulmer, 93.
Assessor: Geo. timer, 136; Jno. H. Miller
40.
Assistant Assessor: David Landis, 181; Jno
Rohrer, 171.
Constable: Isaac Miller, 71 ; Philip Shies
ler, 107.
Justice of the Peace: Samuel Weaver, 178
Supervisors : Edmund Lefevre, 176; D
Longenecker, 49; Samuel Martin, 15; Benj
Mylin, 86; Jno. Plank, 53.
School Directors : Adam Lefevre, 168 ; Jno
B. Myliu, 167.
Auditor: Cyrus N. Herr, 185. -
Clerk : Henry Miller, 182.
LEACOCK.
Judge : Molton R. Sample, 89 ; John Sel
domridge, 182.
Inspectors: Joseph - Baby, 182 ; Robt. Wade
89.
Assessor : Mahlon Ruth, 169 ; Peter Beam
Assistant Assessors: John Miller, 181, Jos.
Slack, 180; Amos D. Smoker, 91; David
Beam, 90.
Constable: Samuel Bowman, 169; Daniel
Young, 99.
Justice of the Peace: Abraham Bair, 180;
Isaac Dunlap, 88.
Supervisors: John F. Boiler, 149 ; William
Blair, 171; John L, Lightner, 110; John R.
Rutter, 91.
School Directors: George Seldomridge, 174;
Christian K. Lapp, 174; Samuel M. Knox, 90;
Daniel McKillips, 90.
Auditor Samuel Boiler, 178 ; William Gra
ham, 91.
Clerk: Moses Eaby, 179; George Diller 91.
LEACOCK UPPER
Judge: Christian R. Landis, 194; John .
Sellers, 111.
Inspectors : Samuel Bushong, 197 ; Wash
ington Simmons, 106.
Assessor: Nathaniel F. Shaeffer, 202; John
B. Ralf, 100.
Assistant Assessors : Christian Frankhonser,
196, Benjamin Rohrer, 191 ; Grabill H. Swope,
105, Isaad L. Bard, 112.
Constable: Isaiah Mecarty, 62 ; Hugh Mont
gomery, •176; Israel K. Mearig, 60.
Supervisors: David B. Landis, 188; Jacob
Kurtz, 198; Peter Kellenberger, 168; Samuel
Best, 108.
School Directors, Abraham Martin," 116;
Rudy Kunkel, 219 ; Michael Bender, 78 ; Geo.
W. Linville, 196.
Auditor: David Lefever, 176; Martin B.
Weidler, 112.
Clerk: Jesse McQuaid e 154; Jacob Morrow
68.
LITTLE BRITAIN
Judge: William Griffith, 122; Elihu H.
'Wells, 69. -
Inspector : Albert Wilsot4 122; B. S. Pat
terson, .09.
2oaeatior : J. Milton Harlan, 112 ; George
W. Marshall, 81.
.Assistant Assessor: John Johnson, 118;
William Thompson, 122 ; William Hays, Jr.,
66; Robert Gainey, 66.
Constable:William P. Scotten, 103 ;. Rhy
near Lewis, 28; Christopher Lysle, 16.
Justice of the Peace: John J. Evans, 120;
Warren W. Hensell, 68.
, Supervisors: James Wright, 127; Robert
Snodgrass, 1091 Nicholas H:Wells, 85 ;
Peoples, 69.
School Directors James Wood,-119 ; James
J. Retvcr, 116; William Robinson, 118; Wil
liam Hays, 74; Joseph Hilton, Jr., 64 ; J. W.
F. Swift, 85.
Auditor: Isaac Wood, 124; Morris' Rey
nolds, 66.
Clerk: John Kirk, 97 ; Edward B. Patterson,
71.
MARFETTA BOROUGH:
Chief Burgess: James Park, 98; Samuel D.
Assistant Burgess : Charles Girod,lo7
Henry Rollin, 95 -
Council: -Barr Spangler, 182 ; 'Samuel Wrp
ple, 128 ; Frederick Mahlin42o ; John: Bulk,
118; Henry S. Libhart, 95 ;. Thomas Zell, 91;
Abraham Summy, 90 . ;_ Jacob Reath, 73 ; Philip '
Dietrich,' 69 ; Thomas Ste,nce,
Constable Absallim Einswiller, 132 ; Frank
lin E. Mosey, 47.
AndstantConstable : Wm. Shielthi, 42 ; Isaac
Wolleiibeiger, 178.
Justice: John. Mixer, 207; George Mut
dorf,, 6. '
School Directors : Calvin A. Bhaftrisr, 226;
Israel Goodman, 72 ; E. D. Beath, 153.
Ju.dgii,:.Jacob Sindoe: ; Eciwss .F. MO7:
Bing; 67; Childs; .111;.,,44..
htePectorai'.3labert Carrol,ll4 ; Ethrtird VI
McElroy, - 'B9 ;. 'Tobias Stshinsil, 87; leasm
Ilisinger,- 67: • •
• Clerk:: Jefferson'thompson, 198; °James M.
Anderson, 109; ;George L. Moakley,- 01'.
, .
• NAW,11:11.111'0V14 SCHOOL DISTJIWT.
Judge I :John Greiner, Ai h John Hess, 16,
1 49.,e 4 .4r 8 : k(l4 5 . 10342 42 5 ;,, Josiah . Her.atnit
I V , I A ' I l l ea, 4 4 ,71 4 4...L 1 7;31.'. 7-- ' , •: , .
' 15 0 tare; .Ws4P,P I 4/ 1 0ri.fi; *le e
iha ci-' mairiatta iv -40lui tin,
Ile, 19. • - - - -
ffMME=:i
_ Jlidge,- , Ttshington Distrioiyi: Jaffa; K. B.
Breienfan; 58; , Joie ph E. tlf.iiy* - 72. , " (Mil= l ,
i w:x
lerattiiii IMMO, 't,. amti /4. - eftrtit,' - vn -- .l ol ivi
Koyout,',l2:: f ''' `-' tizAkibtLitP - Bili4jr
1,0 3 4 =7,;.W141 13 . - i Zig._
...;'.. - ,
.).
_,-,1.
Inspectora,...(Waalinitsm_Disisi qte; 4:: LK.- U.
Shams:l4:M Reuben &Heide:4/6Pd.- (Millers-,
towne--Mittictjr Daniel =Li FOr4 , ;:'9(r; 'Eltilihen
Hert:B.` ancliilltiiiliipiket:lo): *VC Nr;TrY.,
96; Dit4lfitWrgi; 28: -
Aiiikagg :„, A. B. - Spies, .... i , ifjnign ,
Bones, 98.
Aasiatant:Aomeasa:lasObSeitr, 257 ; libatt
Doettfler;' 255; Jacob Manic 17; Abraham`
'• - • ' '±•••
Ali 999400*," 2 4fftsiTid-,
rasiiil 62 : ,], i
_ .
Superilsore Afeehreli•Leferre, :180 ; ,Hetery
H.' Hem , 1.92 , ; :Christian Ilehr, -164; Adam '
Dietriek, '129: r- • • • ‘n - •
443 W 0 1 Vailittt;t 6 . 6
•Thitit-11;11.48lifT440)./Bia4'Fili nan $ 5 ;
C• , .
Auditor.: Jite,H)b.s.,B.,:. NY itmer, 268; ilernare
Manzi- (Farmer,) . 943.- - •.• • ' •
Clerk: Ftederolr - Stoner, Jr., 254. ; John
Miller;';:alller, 78.
. .
. .
•• MANIIEDL.
Judge:. 11-.• 8.. (*Orman,- fl 5; Daniel Groat',
146 ; - • - - '
Inspedora :"Cortielirt4•Szbith;• 168 ; George
Wiener, 181" '
Aaset4oi.f. Jpo Eiai, ; ix, 2.tx . .
Aseistaidlissessor.:,Jao. Minnieh, 142 ; Jao.
Espanol:ode,. 201 ; Thomas Groah, 180 ; E. P.
Beller, 1 161.- - ' -
Cormtable - : - S. S. ileisti2 l 77". • '
Bdt rsi#ores. Copsl3. Giirber, 165 ;' Sainuiel
Weolitor, : 162; Rink; 141; William P.
Seller, 6944a1ux Marlon.. : _
School Director"! H.,-.Haverstiok,l69; Benj
W0rk0nn,46,37' Sohn Bnekralti3r - 190; Joe
Buoli4hatef; 853 ' BaealeiV97.
Audit;l.T: Chrisd46n,Tigstetter, 841. ,
Clerk`,' Daniel c.w. ICreidei,
MANFEEIM BOROI7GH
.
Judie: - Henry A. Beslor, 109; Andrew. J.
Tnspeotors: •ChristitmJ. Reiff,S3 ; Jacob H.
Kline; 201:9-eorge Th 'Miller; 86.
AssesSor'„: - Alenry - pill'enderfer - 182:
Assistant .A.i3aesso 182; Jno.
Rebt, Sr., 114; Jacob E. Cross, 27.
Constable: John.R. )(dung, 119.
Ibrrgess: Gabriel Shaffner 57; LeviL.
80 Daniel W. ay; '2l,
Counoil: BeNstdin. DonaVen, 38 ; Jacob
Reiff, - 120 ; gieo. Long, ; 'C. J. Snavely, 25.
Sehaot_Directora : :Jonas White, 132 ; David
B. Hickman, 184:
Auditor: Henry C. Gingrich, 180.
2,1111'110.
Judge Francis R. Groff, 108: Thomas Le
bazius,-66 ; ThomasE; Ambler;-102. •
InepectOrirr John - a. "'Ewing, - 179 George
W. Hrinkle;6B; GU°. CreaMiir, 14.
AmieSsor : -Arms/rpm, 110 ; James
Simpson, 160
AssistEmt Assessors: John Armstrong, 185 ;
John W. Rawlins,lBo; Geo.-Warfel, 95; Jas.
M. Dtuiklc, 24; ndrew A. Pegan, 82.
Conjeahle:,lingli Oneal , 89 ; John B. Hess,
86; John 'Fisher, _
Supervisors; Samuel Miller, 193 ; William
Armstrong, 140 ; James Spence, 121 ; Jas. M.
Dunkel,
Schoal Directors;: Daniel 'Good, 116; David
G. ROli; '226 ; 'Edivard Galen; 150.
Audltor John Cravrford, 177 ; Andrew A.
Pegan, , Bl.
Clerk t Daniel Moore, 106 ; Daniel Mc-
Michael, 186 ;- George Robinson, 17.
MOM' JOY. BOROUGH.
Judge : Henry Way, 125; Benj. F. Miehy,
162. (22d:District)t Samuel L. Brubaker, 84;
John L; - ' Brubaker 21
lAspOtors : Apr:Mini Culp, 72; James
Barlow; 55;;:. Reuben. tkniner, 75. (22d Dis
trice): : Simon. Eby, 67; Samuel Becker, 17 ;
John Lockhard, 28.
/Lambe& Peter Brunner, 230; John Mc-
Farland', 67.. '
AssiMiint Amasser : H. B. Landis, 270 ;
Beno.,A Greider, 278,'
Constable: Josepk.Donovan, 87 ; John Hil
debrand,. S 2 James Donaghy, 113. •
Jutitiaa East-WOO—Jahn EL Brennetnati,,
84 ' Janig,Slbsart; 63 : West . Wardlitietiad
M. braititc; 130'; Christian Shell, 71; Charles
•
Hlgh:Comtable : John Hogendobler, 106;
Jacob lan - renne?-118 ; William Henry, 49.
Bahanl7Direiltore: : Antes A. Patterson,. 267
Alexander Pattarson, 197 ; Samuel Heideman,
Burgess: Jacob Urich, 272 ; George E
Brewer, L
Auditor: Joshua Leader, 200; A. E. Wal
ton,' 60. , . C0unil : g a niuel Patterson, 142 ; Peter Hel
man, 129.
MOUNT JOY.TOWNSHIP
Judge,. (Upper,; : District).;.David N. Klein,,
65 ; Bcajamiu.Huffelliltitte, 4 (Lower Dis
trict).; Jahn B. Steitmaii,...s6.,
Insßectiirs;(llppeillititriC9; Chibitian Ober
holtaer,'3l'; Brubaker; 22; Martin Mai,
29. (Levier Diatrict) jecob Nissley, 86;
Abrahtulf-H. Good; IT. -
Assessor: William Winters, 85; H. B. Pain
ter, 55- •
Apsistant Maessor : C. H. Nissley, 120 ; Ja
cob Eshleman, • _
ConstOle Henry . Hiulfle r _Q4 ; Samuel
Shaeffer, A. H. Balmer, 12. .
Smt7u3ors grenemen, 188 ; Joseph
Barhhart,"l39. -
Schotil deters': Heist, 75; Ben
js‘min Lehman, 134; Joseplf-Wolgeniuth, 69.
Auditor : Samuel McDtairel, 139.
Clerk : John H. Zellers; 187.
PEQUEA.
Jpdge : Benj. Snavely, (Miller), 95,
Inspectors: John Tanger, 63; Cornelius
Tyson, 19 ; Michael Zercher, 28.
Assessor :. Samuel: Hess, 96.
Assistant Assessei: Benjamin M. Barr, 64;
•John'Mecartney, 62; David Martin, 82 ; Ab
raham Snavely, Jr., 83.
Constable : Benj. Rowe, 86.
Sui3ervisors : David Hess, 94 ; Henry Will,
'59 ; Andrew McHugh, 88.
School' Directors: Benjamin Harnish, 62;
John. Breneman, ; Abram Warfel, 36 ; John
Eckman, 31 ; Benjamin M. Barr, 34.
Auditor: Abram Warfel, 60; John Brene
man, - 86.
Clerk : Geo. Boreman, 42 : Jac. Landis, 46.
PARADISE.
Judge : Adibm K. Witmer, 161; Richard E.
Barrack, 64.
Inspectors: Samuel J. Miller, 161; Benja
min Phenager, 65.
Assessor: George Anthony, 162 ; Joseph D.
Hessen, 65.
Assistant Assessors: Christian Hershey, 163;
Hiram F. Witiciter, 164; Isaac Girvin, 64; J.
It Eckert, 68.
Constable : Alex. West, 8 Aaron Bain, 74.
Supervisors : Isaac Denlinger, 171 ; Elisha
Bard,
_154 ;.Heo. Bower, 62,rJohn Nelson, 68..
School Directeie : John B. Wriifel, 164 IBenj:
Weaver, 157 ; Samuel Hasson, 64 ; Joseplr Le
fevre 64.
Auditor: Christian Keneagy, 164 ; Hen r y
Eckert, 62.
Clerk : Jacob Reneagy, 162 ; David McFall,
MOHO
Judge : Daniel W. Mity, 162 ; Jno. H. Heist,
84.
Inspectors : John Rohrer, Jr., 85 ; Henry
;. Christian W. Brubaker, 884—
John.lllidder, 41. -
....Asiessbir•Jiihnit.•Brenernan, 261 ; Emanuel
* • Assistant-Assessor : Jacob W. Sny4sr, 243 ;
Peter Brubaker, 252 ; John Becker, 68 ; Jos.
Detweiler, 58. '
Constable: - John Shower, - Sr., 128; John
Hasslor,,;6B ; Scatteiktg, 11. .. .
-Justice?: Tobias H.. Hershey, .288. , •
• :81iperviiworii: deorde • Eby, 198 ; • Henri
Bherer, 96; Duda Young, 79 ; • Benjigoin L.
Brubaker, 88; Bainuel Felker, 125; Daniel
I -Shelly, 29.
School Directors,: _ Samuel Brubaker, 117;
Jehn'lklyers, 226 ; SinimelSherer i - 1.88 ; Jacob
Beoker; - 64. --- ' • •' • .
Auditort , Jahn Mettler, Sr., 260; Michael
'.l4oker,„fre.. - -
" - :lolerk:"Janteslo*'iiti
40. , . .
MUMMIIMINZE
- PROVIDENCE.:
Judge: John Strohm, Jr., 128 ; Samuel
Huber, 49. .
• - IniTectors : Stephen Wiggens; 112; Elias
Winters, 69.
Assessor: Martin Reese, Jr.v 185.
Assistant Assessors : Martin Huber, 176
- Samnel Janes, 184.
- .Consfable : Martin Warfell, 79; Joseph
Obohenour, --. 101.
Supervisors: James Passmore, 51; John
Miller, 185 ; John Thorp's, 182. -
School DireCtors : Martin Huber, 64 ; John
-Wilson,:lB6 ; Cyrds Rogers, 105.
• '- Auditor :: John M. Shenk, 185.
Clerk: Daniel Huber, 116 ; Socrates Miller,
59.
- PENN.
• Judge :' John Fisher, 141; Samuel Auzigst,
117 ; Henry Keiser, 7.
Inspectors Daniel W. Erb, 183 ; George D.
Conrad, 132.
, Assessor : Isaac GingriCh, 195 ; Clement G.
Boyd; 66.
Assistant Assessor : John Heist, 266 ; Fred
erick Keller, 251; David Hostetter, 15.
Constable: Jacob H. Erb, 12; Scattering, 8.
Justiee of the Peace : Emanuel H. Gingrich,
12.
Supervisors : Jacob Duininy, 119 ; John
-Brenner, 180 ; Emanuel Keener, 147 ; Emanuel
Balmer, 186. , _
School Directors : David Eicholtz, (1 year)
266; Martin Hershey, 254; Abraham Min-
Web, 266.
Audilbr : Joseph 'Hershey; 266.
Cleft; Jglin . B,,Bheafrer, 266..
STRASBITRG TOWNSHIP.
:Judger Henry Hoak, 109 ; James Clark, 27;
J. K. Herr, 10; Jacob Martin, 93.
Inspectors :" Sanniel Eby, 116 ; Daniel E.
Potts, .28 ; James Onske,y, 92.
Assessor : Daniel Helm, 118 ; Henry Shultz,
117. _
Assistant Assessors: Henry Muss'elman, 210;
Henry N. - Bre:nen:Lan; 212. -
Constable :Benjamin Brown, 115.
SuperiisOrs: David ,Benjamin.
117 ; John Win
ters, 119; Uriah Hagans, 38; Benjamin May
era, 27 ; . Benjamin. Brackbill, 73 ; Benjamin
Fritz, 103.
School Directors : Samuel Eby, 113; Dan
iel Herr, (Pequea,) 189 ; Adam Herr, 156 ; H.
Leaman, , .
Auditor : "John F. Herr, 164; John K. Herr,
17 ; Scattering, 16:_Clerk : Jacob Martin, 118.
SALISBURY.
Judge: Samuel J. Henderson, 284; A. S.
Henderton, 112.
Inspectors: Henry W. Worst, 290; George
G. Worst, 108.
Asseseor : Jacob D. Warfel, 240 ; John Pat
ton, 60 ; John Bartley, 87.
Assistant Assessor: John Linville, 291 ;
Francis McClure, 285; Samuel Worrell, 107;
Samuel Clark, 104.
Supervisors Christian D. Warfel, 306 '--
William Brison„ 298 ; John Ammon, 96; Jas.
Gallagher, 54.
School-Directors: John M. Dickinson, 265;
Benjamin F. Weaver, 292 • Joseph C. Walker,
(2 :years), 281; David linos, 106 ; William
Hamilton, 118 ; Samuel Blank, 40.
Auditor : Joshua Linville, 282 ; David Kurtz,
106.
Clerk : Gabriel Reel, 293 ; John M. Skiles
104.
SADSBURY
Judge; E. Lewis, 124; Wm. H. Spangler, 73.
Inspectors : J. T. Whitson, 127 ; Nathanie
Gillespie, 73.
Assessor : James Hood, 137 ; Benoni Shaw,
69.
Assistant Assessor : P. Hatt l away, 132 ; J
J. Brinton, 131 ; Geo. Webster, 60 ; John D
Hoaxer, 69.
Constable: J. K. Smoker, 97; Wm. McMinn
33 ; W. Proudfoot, 56 ; M. Ayres, 5.
Supervisors : James Reed, 187 ; Samue
Young, 174 ; A. C. Stone, 28.
School Directors: Saml. Slokom, 132; W
M. Cooper, 127 ; Saud. Walker, 57 ; W. Bor
land, 73.
Auditor : W. P. Brinton, 124 ; J. R. Town
send, 75.
Clerk : A. Roop, 187.
WARWICK.
Judge: Wm. Evans, 280.
Inspectors : Samuel G. Gensamer, 167 ; Jos.
Bnch, 101.
`Assessor : Andrew B. Hackman, 300.
"- Assistant Assessor : Samuel Young, 278
Jacob L. Stehman, 282.
Constable : Samuel Fetter, 257.
Justice : Jones N. Stauder, 244.
Supervisors: Jacob A. Geyer, 252 ; Chrn
Burkholder, Jr., 251.
School Direotora : Gabriel E. Beimsderfer,
216; Elias Becker, 201 ; John B. Wissler; (2
years) 203 ; (Litiz District) J. B. Tehudy, 31;
F. D. Rickert, 88.
Auditor : David Bricker, 284.
Clerk: Henry Seaber, 273.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Churchtazon.—DAVlD H. SENSENIOIL
Cocalico East.—ClTtus REAM.
Colerain.—JAMES K. SIMPSON.
Columbia BOT. —SAMUEL EVANS.
Conestoga—BENS. URBAN.
Donegal West.—GEoaau B. SNYDER
Drumore.—WriadAm W. STEELE.
Fiarl West.--EzRA BuRR.RaLRER.
Eden.—DANIEL D. HESS.
Elizabeth.—WlLLlAM FAUSSETT.
Pultore."—JAMES HANNA.
Hempfield East.—JOHN G. BROWN.
Laminar East—J . omi QUIGLEY.
Lanyeler. WiIt.—SAMUEL WEAVER.
Leacock.—Axamlem BAIR.
Little Britain.--JoaN J. EvANs.
Marietta Bor.—Joan AUXER.
Mount Joy Bor—West Ward.----CHRISTIAN
M. MARTIN. East Ward.—.Joax H. BICENZ-
Penn.—EMANUEL H. GINGRICH
Rapho.—Tosiss H.H_EnsuEs.
Warsoick.--JonAs N. STAIITER.
A LEAP FOR A WIFE.
BY FREDERICK HARDMAN.
Ellen Harrower was one of the loveliest
girls that I ever looked upon, and. little
wonder was it that I should have fallen
over head and ears in' love with her at first
sight. When I first saw her, it was among
the White. Mountains of New Hampshire,
where .I had-gone on a sketching excursion.
With ber brother, a Boston merchant, I
had long been acquainted, but, this was the
first time I had seen his
.sharming sister.
But for the rough mountain pony, with
its clumsy side-saddle on which she was
mounted, instead of the Spanish jennet or
well-bred palfrey that would best have
suited so fair an equestrian, I could with
out any great exertion of fancy have
dreaded myself to the days of the Mc-
Gregor, andAncied that it was Di Vernon
riding,hp the mountainside, gaily chatting
as she Went with the handsome cavalier
who walked by her stirrup, and who might
have been Frank. Osbaldistone, only that
he was too manly-lookirig for Scott's some:
what. effeminate hero. How beautifully
moulded was the form that her dark green
habit set off to such advantage ; > hew
fairy-like the foot that pressed the clumsy
stirrup ; how _ slender the fingers that
grasped therein I.- She had discarded the
heavy : ridinrhabit and the senseless, bon
net, those ; , . graceless 'inventions of songs
cunning. Millinar, , ,,ruld. had Adopted some
new style, head-dress. This was a fiat cap,
knitted; fiarielf, snow-White - ,.ifools
and surmounted by a crimson spread
openat the top. Prod beneath this' ele
gant ceiffeur her dark eyes flashed' Ind'
sparkled, while her luxuriant
fell down her neek;ifie:abiliasteess.
o( *MOP iiiiide - ,her head -dregs appear
tail* Eit.kailaigniasi'die air; *IS' fresh
fitionmeia liamitiair s or; plea bdeause 3 414
' , ammo pretty and a witiaiii':and third:if& nisi
sorry to show herself to the best advantages.; •.:
she had twisted around her esist,a - iong -
cashmere shawl, previously passing_i4 ovg, ,
one shoulder - in - tho---mairnor-af-a--aword- -
belt, the ends' luniging di:4lol6TOto her
stirrup; and this gaye soniethirig particu—
larly picturesque, abnoEit fantantioal; to her
whole swamies). , • _ -
Upon'thci second day . of my arrival at
the Crawford House, I had fallen in with ms: :
old friend, Jaek Harrower, who , was taking,
his sister on a summer tour. - - :Here heal
had been delicate, the dootors,llB4.re
mended the excursion, and, Jaok, , ,,wbn ,
doated on his only sister,ladAraggadher
away from the city. He had a snug inrtune
besides his business, and, his iiistet
$lOO,OOO in her own right..,i3nt 'as yet '
she was unengaged. ' ' -
I had been absent to Europe for nearly
two yeurs, and although I had heard nmeh
of Mins narrower, I bad never seen her
until her brother introduced her to me at
the Crawford House. I had not know her
an hour, however, before my heart ,; : wee
captured. Before .I bad. been two-days in
her society, my doom was sealed ; I had
ceased to belong to myself ; I was her
slave—the slave of her sunny smiles and
bright eyes,
A fortnight had passed and we were -
still - at the mountains. During that time
the spell that bound me had been each day
- gaining
strength. As an" intimate friend
of her brother, I was already on the foot.
lug of an old acquaintance;"she seemed
well enough pleased with my society; chat- •
ted with me willingly and familiarly ; but. .
in vain did I watch for some alight indica
tion whence to derive hope. None such ,
were perceptible. We once or twice, fell
in with some acquaintances of hers or her
brother's, and with them she had just the
same frank, friendly manner as with me.
So I patiently waited in hope.
Things were in .this state, when, one
morning, whilst taking an early walk to
the Notch,' I ran up against d New York
friend, Philip Ashley. He was an excel
lent fellow, not a fine gentleman, but a
proficient in all manly exercises. He shot,
rode, walked and danced to perfection.
He was nearly six feet in his boots, and
strongly and well built. He had blue
eyes, and light brown hair, and a splendid
moustache. Not one of the composite
order, made up dye, but fall, well grown
and glossy. In short, among the women,
he was a dangerous fellow.
- Delighted to meet Ashley, I dragged him
off to the hotel to introduce him to Har
rower and his sister. As a friend of mine
they gave him a cordial welcome, and we
passed that day and the following ones
together. I soon, however, I must con
fess, began to regret a little having
brought my handsome friend into the so
ciety of Ellen. She seemed better.pleased
with him than I altogether liked, nor could
I wonder at it. Philip Ashley was just
the man to please a woman of Ellen's
character. She was rather of a romantic
turn, and about him there was a dash of
the chivalrous, well calculated to captivate
her imagination. She was an excellent
horsewoman and an ardent admirer of feats
of daring and courage, and she had heard
me tell her brother of Ashley's perfeotion
in such matters. On his part, Ashley,
like every one else who saw her, was evi
dently greatly struck with her beauty and
fascination of manner. I cannot say I was.
jealous ; I had no right to be so, forEllen
had never given me encouragement.;: but
I certainly more than once regretted-hay- „
ing introduced a third person into what ,
had previously been a sort of tete-a-40
society. I began to fear that, thanks to
myself, my occupation was gone and Ash
ley had got it.
It was the fifth day .after out meeting
.
with Phil, and we had started'early in the
morning on our mountain excursion:- The '''•n
distance was barely ten nines, andthe road
being rough and- 1 prediiitons, Ashley, , '
Harrower, and myself, had choSed to walk
rather than to risk our necks by-ridingthe
brooken-kneed ponies that: were offered; to
us. A sure-footed mate, and au indiffer
ent side-waddle had: ; " been prooureil Jot
Ellen, and was attended by a, guide.„
Ellen rode a little in front, with Ashley
nb
behind her, pointing_eul.the_libinties of
the wild scenery_ throrighAviriolr-We paged,
and oc'eaiionallY Tayitlg 4 hand ;upon hbe
bridle to guide thel pony over some ortm- - :
sually rugged-portion of , the' abnost track-.
less mountains. Jack and I were walking_
hehind, a litlle puffed,by, the atopnesa of
the ascent; our guide strode- along
,besido
us, like a pair of compasses with leathern
lungs.
There is the Hunter's Leap; fie said
g The Hunter's Leap, what is 9 ,60'
asked Ellen, who had overheard'aie qu*
tion.
The Minter's Leap, so the guide
informed us, was a narrow cleft in the rock -
of vast depth, and extending for a consid
erable distance across a flank of the moun
tains. It owed its name to the following
incident :
Some years previoualy, a hunter was
pursuing a deer on foot. It seemed that
in the ardor of the chase.,he had foriotton
the position of the cleft, and only remem
bered it when within a hundred 'yards
or thereabouts, for then he- slackened his
pace. ' But he was not the man to stick at
trifles, so on reaching the chasm he sprang
from the ground with deer-like ninth .
and by one bold leap cleared the yawning
abyss.
Before our guide had finished his num
tive, we were unanimous in our wish to
visit its scene, which we reached by the
time he had brought his tale to, a conolu- -
sion. It was certainly; a most remarkable
chasm, whose existence wasonly to"be
accounted for ,by reference to volcanic".
agency. The ishobiside ofthe mountain"; 1
seemed rent asunder, forming a narrow
ravine of immense depth. - `The ohaspriwas
of various width, but was narieWeii at the.,
spot where we reached it, end finally did
appear no very terrible leap after a 11.%
We had"reinained kir a half a minute or
sop gazing down into the ravine,
Ashley, who was on the right of theyti:ty
broke' the eilenoe. :
Pahawl' said' he; stepping:bit& from f ,
- the edge, that's no leap.' JWhy,
jump across it myself - P
For ileaven's_ sake cried ;„:
' Ashley,' rexclaimedi f.don'tatt f0 0 4,?::.t
'Bat it was too late:! WhatimadJimpla
pulse pmessed;'him, -- , - X - eannot - sayi - but,
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