MION.
MONDAY, February 15
In the Senate to•day a bill was presented defining
the rank and pay of caaplains in the army, making
them rank with majors of infantry and giving them
certain allowances. The Enrollment but was then
taken up, and the Senate refused to recede from its
previsions, and tt was sent back to the Douse. The
Deficiency bill was taken up. An amendment that
the Warms of all the assistant-secretaries for the
nest fiscal year be fixed at truce thousand five hun
dred dollars was agreed to. The first and second
assistant postmaster-generals were included in this
provision. The House Deficiency bill, as amended,
was then agreed to.
In the Douse to-day bills were introduced author
izing the appointment of an lussnitauvregister et the
treasury; extending the tune for the withdrawal of
goods trout the public stores; granting lands to the
Pacifu3 Railroad; and estabnimmg a Oration mint in
Idaho. A resolution was adopted o that the Con
stitution should be so amended as to abolish slavery
ih tun United states, wherever it now exists, and to
prohibit its extent Ai in every part thereof forever.' '
The Internal Revenue bill was taken up and die
cussed; but nu final action was taken. A bill was
reported giving to certain States, whose governments
have been usurped or overthrown, a republican form
of government. The Douse teen adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, February 17.
In the Senate, to-day, petitions wore introduced
for the relief of the owners of the scuouner Fairfax,
destroyed while shielding trio steamer ilesolute, awl
by Mr. stunner in relation to Slavery. A menage
from the President recommended that compensation
be made to the owners of the French ship La Mauch.
A. resolution *MS introduced providing ler the dona
tion of public lauds fur the °anent of the orphans
of deceased soldiers. The ConliSealLol2 act was taken
up uu the report of the Judiciary Committee ad
versely to tee resolution in amendment of the joint
resolution explanatory of the act. 'Five thousand
additional copies ol Ueneral McClellan's report
were ordered to be printed. The bill equalizing the
pay lit soldiers was discussed a. some length, Mr.
Lavin, of Kentucky, inaliin,4, an extended speech.
Mr. Sumner presented a series of amendments to
the Constitution respecting slavery, after which the
Senate adjourned.
in the House a resolution of thanks was passed to
those veteran soldiers who have voluntarily re
enlisted in the army, or who shall hereafter re- !
enlist therein. The bill in relation to a bureau of
freedmen's affairs was considered, Mr. Cox making
the principal speech. A resolution of thanks to
General Thomas came up for discussion, when Mr.
Garfield moved to include the name of General
Hosecrans. la the course of his remarks he gave a
brief review of the campaign of Gen. itosecrans,
highly commending that officer for his skill in its con
duct. After a brief consideration of the Navy Appro
priation bill the House adjourned.
IHUIISDAY, February 18.
in the Senate to-day a bill was introduced to en
courage immigration, and organize a department
for that purposo ; also a resolution in relation to en
listments in the navy, empowering the President to
transfer seamen from the army to the navy when
the exigencies of the public service require it. The
resolution was adopted, and the Senate adjourned
after an executive session.
In the House a bill was introduced to the effect
that when contracts are made for the payment of
obligations itagold, nothing but gold shall bee legal
tender for the discharge of such obligations, all laws
to the contrary notwithstanding. The bill author
izing the Secretary of the Treasury to sell the sur
plus gold in his hands was taken up and discussed
at considerable length ; but no final action thereon
was taken. Mr. Odell reported a joint resolution,
which was passed, explaining certain acts of Con
gress with regard to the calling out of the militia.
After a brief consideration of freedmen's affairs the
House adjourned
In the Senate to-day a bill was introduced legal
izing the action of the Secretary of the Treasury
with reference to the leasing of abandoned planta
tions. The report of the committee of conference on
the disagreement to the Enrollment bill was taken
up and discussed at some length. The Senate ad
journed until Tuesday.
The House authorized the committee, investigating
affairs id the New York custom house, to proceed to
this city and take testimony. The committee on in
vestigation of the charges against Judge Miller, of
Missouri, wore authorized to send for persons and
papers. The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the private calendar. The bills were
passed, with one exception. The joint resolution,
authorizing the transfer of seamen from the army,
was passed. Ten thousand additional copies of gen
eral McClellan's report were ordered to be printed.
The House then resumed consideration of the bill
creating a bureau of treedmen's affairs. The bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to sell the
surplus gold in his hands was reported from the
Committee on Ways and Means with a recommen
dation that it do not pass. The navy appropriation
bill and the enrollment bill were taken up and dis
cussed. The report of the conference committee on
the latter bill was adopted. The House then ad
journed until Tuesday.
HOMICIDE IN JUIINSTOWN—A Husband Kills
lb, Paramour of His On Friday week
the borough of Johnstown wits thrown into a
state of intense excitement, occasioned by the
murder of .Jordon Marbourg, a well-known
resident of that town, by Joseph Moore. It
appears that for some time past criminal inti.
macy has exit ted between the deceased and
the wife of Moore, and it becoming known to
the husband, he determined to take summary
vengeance. On Friday morning as Marbourg
was entering the post office he was met by
Moore, when the latter drew a pistol and fired
deliberately at Marbourg, the ball taking ef
fect in the region of the heart, causing instant
death. Moore immediately surrendered him
self to the authorities, who conveyed him to
the county jail, at Ebensburg, to await a
hearing. The deceased was a merchant, and
a prominent citizen of that borough, and has
heretofore borne a very high reputation.—
Moore, who is also well known and respected,
was a member of one of the nine month's re
giments from Cambria Co., and sustained a
good character:
THE RECRUITING BUSINESS IN NEW YORK.
—The system of recruiting which has recently
been followed in this city is one of the great
est scandals of the war. It has been one of
organized pillage, resort being had to 'mous
ing with narcotic poisons, threats, violence,
false representation and kidnapping, in order
to furnish victims to the bountpbrokers and
fill up the army with discontented and
unfit men. Cripples, old men, mere boys,
men laboring under incurable diseases, and
soldiers previously discharged for physical
disability, form a great part of the recruits
recently enlisted in this city.—N. Y. Tribune.
;dr The Army and Navy Journal, of Now
York, has added General MCCLELLAN'B Report
to the list of Official Reports which have al—
ready appeared in that paper. The Report is
published entire in supplementary sheets,
uniform with the Journal, in a form con
venient for preservation, and accompanied by
an index. The two double-numbers contain
ing the Report are for sale by Newedealers, at
20 cents each ; or will be sent by mail by the
Publisher, W. C. CITURCII, 192 Broadway, on
receipt of price, forty cents for the two
numbers.
THE LANCASTER ELECTION.—The charter
election in the city of Lancaster on the 2d
inst., was a complete Democratic victory.
Mayor Sanderson's majority is 127 ; the
Democratic High Constable is elected by 184
majority ; and three of the four City Consta
bles, and a majority of the City Councils, are
Democrats. This result, in view of the strong
exertions that were made by the Abolitionists
to intimidate Democratic voters by the hue and
cry of " Copperheads " and " traitors," may
be considered in the highest degree encourag
ing.— Clinton Democrat.
kir We are pleased to see that Hon.
George Sanderson was re-elected Mayor of
Lancaster, Pa., on Tuesday last, by one hun
dred and twenty-seven majority—a gain of
seventy-eight over last year. Mr. Sanderson
is an earnest and influential democrat, and
has for many years been the publisher and
editor of the Lancaster Intelligencer, one of the
ablest exponents of conservative principles in
the old Keystone State.—. New York Atlas.
BOUNTIES IN NEW YORK CITY-SIX Million
Dollars Voted for Soldiers in Six Months.—
The Supervisors Of this county are determined
that there shall he no draft in New York, if
bounties will procure volunteers enough to fill
our quotas. An appropriation of two million
dollars—the third of the same in less than
six months, had just been made by the
Board—six million dollars in all.—New York
Posi.
NEGRO EQUALITY.--The U. S. Senate on
Saturday week recognized the prinoiple'of the
equality of negroes as soldiers by voting to
give them the same pay, £e., as white men
after the let of January, 1864.
SPECIAL NOTICES
/fir To Consumptives.---Consumptive
sufferers will receive a valuable prescription V, ibe cure
of ConFumption, Asthma, 13ronchltis, and all Throat and Thu sale of these Watches In the Army is a enures of
Lung affections, (free of charge,) by tending their address ' enormous profit, retailing, as they very readily do, at $25
to ELI. E. A. WILSON, and upwards. Many hundred dollars can be made in a
Williamsburg, King county, New Yolk. slngle pay day by any one of ordinary business tact.
6t 2.,, Sir AT WHOLESALE ONLYI In heavy hunting cases,
, beautifully engraved, white enamel dial, and fancy cut
ire A Friend in Need. Try i t . . hands, in good running order, by the 'half dozen, S6G.
DB.. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is prepared from , Sold only by the case of six I
the receipt of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the great . Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee of good faith,
we will send watches by express to any part of the loyal
bone setter, and has been used In his practice for the lout ,
twenty years with the most astonishing success. An ex- States, collecting balance of bill on delivery. This ensures
•
W uer aans
Waal remedy, it is without arise!, and will alleviate polo by
more speed il y than any other preparation. Fur all Rheu- ' Paym :. ent g is i re t
quire d. d, giving them their watches before
matte and Nervous Disorders it, is truly infallible. and as Soldiers In the disloyal States must remit cash in ad
a curative for Soros, Wounds, Sprains, Bruisex, '
&0., its Vance, as the express companies peremptorily refuse mak
soothing, healing and powerful strengthening properties, log collections in such dangerous localities. Remember,
excite the just wonder and astonishment of all who have 'Cosh in advance from within the army lines in rebel
ever given It a trial. Over one thousand certificates of re- htatesl We guarantee the safe delivery of all Watches,
markable cures, performed by it within the last two years, whether they are sent by mall or express.
attest this fact. HUBBARD BROS., Sole Importers,
Sir See advertisement. [June 18 ly 23 171 Broadway, corner Cortland Street, New 'York.
fob 23 2t7
11128 i] Air Employment I [s7s t i ANTED--GOLD, SILVER AND DE
AGES WANTEDI NAND NOTES, for which the HIGHEST
We will pay from $25 to $75 per month, and all expenses, 17 will be paid at the Banking House of
to active /gents, Sr Else a commission. Particulars sent BED, HEINDISBON A 00.
trim Addrs This 8•11111: Machine Oompany, B. JAMES, I L awaii i im Fa h wag. , . ; (g o b la tf I .
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1411-Eye - and -"
PROF. J. ISAACS, M. D., OCULIST AND AIIRIST,
formally of Leyden, Holland, is located at No. 511 Pine St,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with diseases , of the
EYE or EAR will bo scientifically treated end cured if
curable.
JQ" - ARTIFICIAL EYES insert. d without pain. No
charges made for examination.
N. B.—The Medical Faculty is Invited, as he has no
secrets In his mode of treatment
June 2.3
't'o Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes
Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health
in a few dam after undergoing ell the nasal routine and
rrerniar erpcnialve modes of treatment without auccessi
considers it hie eacred duty to corn omnionte to hie afflicted
fellow creatural, the means of cure Hence, on the receipt
of an addressed envelope, be will send (free) a copy of the
pres,:ription need. Direct to Dr. John 11f. Dagnali. No 186
Fulton etr., Brooklyn, Nett York. tab 17 lc 7
tar Equality to All! Uniformity of
Price! A new feature of Budiness I 1.•oly CUB hi, owe
Salesman. JONES & Co., of the Crescent One Price Cloth•
log Store. 60-1 Market street, above 6th, le ndditlsn to
having the largest. most varied and fashion.ble it*k of
Clothing In Philadelphia, made expressly fur ratail , Siales,
have constituted every one hie own Salesman, by having
marked In figures, ou each article, the very lowest price
It can be sold for, c, they cannot potsibly vary—all moot
buy alike.
The goads are well arranged and prepared, and great
paine taken with the making, so that all can buy with the
full assurance of getting a good article at the very lcuest
price.
Remember the Crescent, In Market, above 6th. Na. 604.
oct 27 I y 421 JON ES
ICIt•To Horne Owners!
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR IlOltbES
is unrivaled by any, and in all cases Of Lameness, arising
from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect le magical
and certain. Harness or Saddle Galls, Scratches, Mange,
Sc., it u ill also cure speedily. Spavin and itingtione may
he easily prevented and cured in their incipient stages,
bat cunfirribui case, are beyond the possibility of a radical
cure. No evse of the kind, however, is so desperate or
hopeless but it may he alleviated by thin Liniment, and
its faithful application will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horses to travel with cii.paretics ease.
Every horse owner should have title remedy at hand, fur
lie timely use at the first appearance of Lameness will
effestutilv prevent those formidable diseases mentioned,
Is which all horses are liable, and which render so many
other•.vire valuable horses nearly wr•rthless,
See advertisement.
On the 17111 inAt , by Rev. M. Elliott, J. F. Gibbs, of
I.ser.,,t-r, to Mollie Houston, of Hilltble, Lear ,ter
COI/111 y.
0, 1 the Inst., by Rev. J. J. e'trini., Martin K.
of West Lartipeter, to Martha Matilibt Groff, of
iity
Torislay. 16th inst., by. Rev. Walter Ilanry
Keylor, of hurt triwnshlp, to Martha E. Scott, nt Cole
rain. Went Chester Jetif.riforian please copy.)
lu this ei;r. on the 18th I❑st.. Willie Nichols, ehlest
1-1111,1 of 10- N end Eliz 410. th S. Amer, iu the 7th
esr of hie :I v.•
Ott the 17th text, in thlx city, Mary HliYabeth, daughter
of John ,171 , 1 t'hr,tiat a Ilutuphruyvillo, ttgol 14 month,
On the 13th lust., to Marituti, Hugh Ilallagher, aged 51
years
On h, 2 , lth luat , I❑ this rity, Mrs. Catharine Feller,
yp,l,
Lancaster Wholesale Grain Market
Corr , t.• ily by .1 B:rSut h 1190., ForwAr.ling 11,1
111 , 1" , liallt, No 91 North Que,n rtreet.
I,ANcieri., February 22
F oar. S, p.,8110, i bbi ..}6 50
,• Extra... 675
15'1.11.• Whe.t l ,' .141-1 150
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Whinkey, In bhds
In bble
FRIDAY, February lb
'Pt. Africa's accounts have had no effect upon the bread.
stun market. The export demand for Flour Is extremely
limited. and only 1510 bbls. sold at $7©7.12!/ 2 " for extra,
and $7.620:7 75 for extra family. The receipts and stocks
light. Nu change In Rye Flour or Cornmeal. There is a
good demand tor Wheat, and 7000 bushels Red sold at
f t 0:441.60, and White at $1 56@1.05. Small sales of Rye
at $1 30. Corn to In good demand, and 3000 bushels yellow
cold at $1.12 Oats are in good request at 86c. Provisious
advancing; sales of Mont Pork at $23; Hams, in pickle.
at and Shoulders, in salt, at I , e. Lard has advanced
to l 4 c. Petroleum firm; sales of Crude at 281A291A ;
Relined, in bond, at .15!4@40, and free at 53a55e. Whis.
key firm at 92©94. for Penna. and Ohio.
Stocks Stead I Peun',/ s'e 70 5 ,', ttualing Railroad 04.
Mollie Canal 13 r.Long Island 44. Peurea Railroad 71.
Gold 149!.,i:. Exchange on Now Ynrk per.
1664, 1 DHILADELPHIA 4,61
PAPER HANGINGS. 1 . •
HOWELL Q BOURKE,
mAxureoruKtas OF
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS.
CUMNER ITIt AND MARKET STREETd,
PHILADELPHIA.
N. B. A tins stock or L NEN SHADES constantly on
hand. [tap Y 3 3m 7
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11A HI" A RD COLLECE, 19F4
TWO TERMS of NinoLoo W,eks eneh,
3114100 7th and SEPTEMBER oth.
For Catalogue and Ciroular addre.
JOEL PA L K ER, Royall Profeseor.
CammunnE, Mesa., Feb 3d, 1864. I fob 23 3t
ESTATE OF MICHAEL ULRICH, DE—
CEASED.—Letters of Administration with the Will
annexed on the Estate of Michael Ulrich, late of Ephrata
township, Lancaster county, deceased, having been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing in the same township:
All persons Indebted to said ontate will make payment,
and all having claims against the same will present them
to JEREMIAH MOHLER,
MOHLER,
teL 23 CA 71 Administrators with the Will annexed.
ACCOUNTS OF TRUST AND ASSIGNED
ESTATES.—The Accounts of the following named
estates have been exhibited and filed in the Office of the
Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster
county, to wit:
Franklin E. Benin's Assigned Estate, by Dr. Samuel
Shaeffer, Assignee.
Abraham S. Bowers' Assigned Estate, by Jacob Greens
wall and Benjamin Bowers, ' Assignees.
Christian Demmy'a Estate, by John Evans, Administra.
tor, late Committee.
- _
John 11. Glass' Assigned Estate, by John C. Martin, Ac•
signee.
Henry Herr's Estate, by John Strohm, Committee
John Shonck's Assigned Estate, by Henry Metzler, As.
Elgrieo.
Peter Weidman's Assigned Estate, by John Craver,
Assignee.
John S. Hostetter, Assigned Estate, Samuel E. Keller,
Assign..
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested In any
of said estates, that the Court have appointed MO?.11/AY,.
MARCH. 21st, 1064, for the confirmation and allowance of
said accounts, unless exceptions be filed or cause shown,
why said accounts should not be allowed.
.1011 N SELDOAIRIDO MI, Proth'y.
PnoruoNoTiaVe OFFICE, Feb. 20, 1864. [fhb 23 4t
p UBLIIC SALE OF SELECT FRUIT
TREES, VINES, &a.
FROST TIIE NURSERY OF HENRY F. AI. PETERS
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the ith and Bth days of
MARCH, 1664, said Bale of Trees is to commence, if the
frost Is out of the ground. Rut should the frost not be
out sufficient to lift the Trees on the above days, then It
can be understood that the sale is to commence as soon as
the trust is all out of the ground. It is easy for any one
to know when the soil is open from frost; we hope It will
be open on the days above mentioned. Sall sale will be
held at the public house of JOHN LIUNCHBERG ER, us
the Reading Pike, four miles from the City of Lancaster .
•l or 3,000 TREES, VINES, Sc.
Also, on SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WED-
S EBD AY, the 12th, 14th, 15th and 16th days of MARCH,
1864.3 or 5,000 TREES, VINES, Sc., will be offered on the
oh. ve days at public outcry, at the public house of DAVID
E. POTTS, at Witmer's Bridge, Bridgeport, about one mile
east of Lancaster, and purchasers will have the opperr
tunity of purchasing the most desirable sorts of 2 or 300
varieties and all good and improved sorts, and we cult!
rate none that are inferior and worthless, and all true to
name, such as APPLES, PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS,
CHERRIES, VINES, Ac.
I intend to plant a Peach Orchard this spring of 3,000
tress. I intend to plant a Pear Orchard of 600 trees. I
intend to plant a Cherry Orchard of 200 treed. I Intend
to plant a Plural Orchard of 200 trees; and I intend to
plant an Apple Orchard this spring of 8,000 or 9.000 trees,
and do not intend to plant any trees that are over three
or four feet high. All the trees that are too large for our
own planting we send out to offer at public sale.
1 Intend hereafter to confine my entire attention to the
Orchard and fruit growing, and this is the only chance
that you may ever have offered to buy trees at public sale,
and if you fail to attend to your own interest now you
will surely rue It in the future.
SIZE OF TREES WHICH WILL BE OFFERED.
Apple Trees, 6 to 8 feet; Pear Trees, standard, 6 to 7
feet; Cherry Trees, standard, 6 to 7 feet; Apricot, 6 to 7
feet; Peach, 5 to 7 feet; Plum, sto 6 feet; Dwarf Pear, 3
to 5 feet; Vines, strong plants, Ac.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock, on each day.
TERMS CASH. Trees and stock are from the
nursery of HENRY F. M. PETERS,
Near Bendereville, Adams county, Pa.
BErt.r.trort GROFF, Auctioneer [fob 13 21 7
ARRIA(;ES.
Philadelphia Market.
February 20.
lii= :E1
VOLUNTEERS AND CONSCRIPTS 1
To Soldiers or any others wishing to increase their
income, there is no better way of doing so at this time,
than from the sale of.our Watches. They are Warranted
as Represented.
‘. Particularly valuable for officers in the Army and
travellers."—Frank Leslie's, Feb. 21.
Prettiest, best and cheapest timepieces ever offered."—
N. Y. Illustrated News, Jan. 10.
" Very pretty and durable Watches for the Army.—N.
Y. Army and Navy Journal, [Government Organ.] Aug. 20
" One of the oldest and moat reliable house. in business."
Ky., Journal, July 31.
MAGIC TIME OBS URVERS.
Being a Hunting or Open Face or Lady's or Gentle
mai,'s Watch Combined, with Patent Self- 0
Winding Improvement, a moat Pleas
ing Novelty.
One of the prettiest, most convenient, and decidedly
the !lest and cheapest time-piece for general and reliable
nse ever offered. It has within it and connected with Its
ma. hinory, its own winding attachment, rendering a key
entirely unnecessary. The cases of this Watch are com
posed of two metals, the outer one being fine 16 carat gold.
It has the improved ruby aciton lever action movement,
and is warranted an accurate time-piece. Price, superbly
engraved, per rase of half dozen, $204. Sample Watches,
in neat morocco boxes, $35.
SILVF.B. WA.TOTIESI
- - -
First-Class Hunting Time-Pieces for accuracy of move
ment, beauty of material, and above all, cheap
ness in price, these watches must Insure
universal approbation.
An imitation so faultless that it can hardly be detected
by the most experienced judges. The material being of
two metals, the outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
it cannot be recognized by cutting or heavy engraving,
making it, I of only in appearance, but in durability, the
best rebemblauce of SOLID STERLING SILVER in ex
istence.
DEGISTICRAS NOTIOEO4TII e Accounts
‘.11.1 of the reapeative decedents hereunto alultat 4 kr.
filed in the Regitterla Office of Lancaster county, for con
firmation end allowance, at an Orphan's Court, to be hold i
in the Court Howie, it, the City of Lancaster, on the :
THIRD MONDAY IN MAE.= N 1 XT, (the 2lst,) at 10
clock, A. 01.
Mary Markley, ()ono) , township.. By Swim= Markley, Ad.
ministratrix.
Christian Lein, Peques township. By Abraham B. Mylin,
Attorney of Catharine Hess, Executrix.
Elizabeth Haller, East Earl township. By Henry Haller,
Administrator.
John Gochenour. Bast Hempfield township. Guardianship
Account. By George Weiler. ;Guardian of Ann Goat&
nour, minor child of deceased.
Molly Brand; Mount Joy township By '. breham Good,
Execs tor.
Isaac Brussman, East Cocalic; township. , By Joel Brims
man. Administrator.
Jacob Borkwalter, Manor township. Guardiansbip Ac
count. By hristian H. Hershey, Guardian of Amos B.
Miller. (now of age) Jacob B Miller, Abraham Miller,
Christi: u !tiller and Martha !tiller. grandchildren of
Herr y Bend,r, Moot Joy Borough, (flaal account). By
0 A Bender sod J T. Bender, Administrators.
Peter R. Ressler, Rapho township. By Lydia Resider and
Dr. domnel S. Brechr, .Administrators.
Mary Lcinbach, if earl township. By Frederick Loin
-I,,ch, Adrnirditra , m a
Wis,ier, Manor township. Guardianqiip Account.
By Barnherd Mann, Guardian , f Elizabeth Wlssler,
d Logh ter of diceas,d.
David Miller. Manheim township. By Martin Ad
ministrator.
Henry Regal-, Borrngli cf Adems , own. By Solomon Roger,
Acting Executor.
James Salisbury township. Trust Amount.
By Joseph L Pennock, Trustee of Isaac Newton Dicker,.
eon, Le‘,, , atee undor tho Will of deceased.
John 1.,r1g, East Donegal township. Guardianship Ac
e tint By David Engb, Guardian of Martha Long, a
minor child of deceased, now of age.
Abraham Rutz, Drumm, eto wmhip. By Thomas C. Col
line. Administrator.
George Danner, Borough of Mauheim. By Daniel Danner
and Adam Danner, Executors.
Isaac Worst, Salisbury township 0 uardhanship Account
By Henry W. Eby, Guardian of Margaret Worst, a minor
daughter of deceased.
Nancy Yeider, Perinea township. By Henry Limber and
Jacob Felder, Administrators.
Philip Stern, Mount Joy township. By Benjamin Stern
and Jacob Risser, Executors. '
Barbara School, Manor township By Benjamin Landis,
Administrator.
John Keplinger, Manor township. Guardianship Account.
By Jacob Keplinger, Onardian of Harriet Keplinger,
Mary Keplinger, John H. Keplinger, Jacob Keplinger,
minor children of deceased.
John Kreider, West Lampeter township. By David Den
linger, Executor.
John Miller, East Hempfield township. By Daniel Miller
sad Henry Stauffer, Executors
John Bircle, Leacock township. By Emanuel Birety, Ad
ministrator
John Ninety. Mount Joy township. Guardianship Account.
Be Peter Brubaker, Guardian of Anna Nicely, minor
child of derma d, (now of age.)
Samuel Henson, Salsbury township. By Mahlon Fox,
Administrator.
Mary Ann Pearson, West Hempfleld township. By Jacob
M. Guider, Administrator.
John GI: her. Kaolin township 0 uardiansiii p A rerun( .
By Jacob W. Nbsly, Guardian of Anna Garber, minor
daughter of deceased.
John Garber. Rapho township. Guardianship Account.
By Jacob W. Mas', Guardian of Andrew Garber, minor
son of deceased.
Hannah Killough, Fulton township. By Robert Snodgrass,
Administrator.
Abraham Donor, Rapho township. First and Final Guar
dianship Account. By John Honer, Guardian of Abra
bow K. boner, minor child of deceased, (now of age.)
John Groff, Rapho township. Guardianship Account.
Ily Samuel it. Zug, Civardiau of Franklin Groff and Re
Sous Groff. ruin , r children of deceased.
John Miller, Rapt,, township. Guardianship Account.
By Samuel R. Zug. Guardian of Hattie Shenk, late Net
tie Miller, minor children of deceased.
Emma E. Miller, Cannock township. By Christian Hershey,
Administrator.
John Helm. Strasburg township- By Daniel Helm, Ad
minietrator do boots non cow testament, annexo.
Eve Helm, Strasburg township. By Daniel Helm, Execu•
0 tor.
[Jane 23 1y24
John Frank, Jr., Warwick township. Onardianship Ac
count. By Henry Frank, Guardian of Maria Frank,
minor son of deceased, (now of age.)
Benjamin Iloatetter ' Manor township. Guardianship Ac
count. By John H. Hershey, Guardian of Christian M.
Hostetter, a minor son of deceased, (now of age).
William Bell, Borough of Columbia. Guardianship Ac
count. fry Samuel Truscott, Administrator of Thomas
Welsh, deceased, who was Guardian of Annie Bell,
Margaret Jane Bell. James Bell, and William Bell,
minor children of deceased.
Abraham Weaver, Weet Lampeter township By Eliza
beth Weaver and Daniel Baker, Administrators.
Jaccb Walter, Warwick township By Mary Walter, Ad
miniatratrix.
John Hess, West Lampeter township. By Henry Bowman,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Esther Metzler, Borough of Strasburg. By Abraham
Motzler, Administrator.
John Herr, Straeburg township. Guardianship Account.
By Jonathan Kurtz, Guardian of Mary Jane Herr,
minor daughter of deceased.
Elizabeth Ooppie, Como!, township. By Jacob A. Miller,
Administrator.
Samuel Hate, Couoy township., By Jacob A. Miller, Ad
ministrator.
George Todd, Sadsbury township. By Elizabeth Todd,
Administratrlx.
Barbara Kauffman, Borough of klizahothtown. By Lewis
Cronee, Administrator.
Jacob Brenner, Mannor township. By John Brenner and
and Tobias Slogrist, Executors.
Mary Fell, Little Britain township. By William King,
Acting Executor.
Jacob Derainger. East Lampeter township. By Benjamin,
L. Deulinger, John L. Denlinger and David L. Denlinger,
Executors.
Christopher Kilt., Manor township. By Peter Kline, Ad.
rnisi..tra , oc
J Jr, Ito ho township. By Tobias S Staulf.r,
Administrator.
Amos W. Weaver, Upper Loscoc!: township. By Maria
Weaver, (now Maria Erb.) and Jonathan Weaver, Ad.
ministrato, s.
Susan Stoner, City of Lancaster. Guardianship Account.
By Daniel S. Grosh,Guardian of Allen Stoner and Sam.
Ind Stoner, minor cildren of deceased.
Elizabeth Lauseh, East Cocalico township. By B. nj anti n
Lauscla and Samuel Launch, Administrators.
Isaac Kling, Upper Leacoek township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Isaac Evans, Benjamin Evans and David
Evans. Administrators of John Evans, deceased, who
was Onardlan of Jacob Kling, deceased, who was a
minor eon of deceased.
Josiah Kepner, Manor township. By Andrew Brubaker,
Administrator.
Isaac Mundorf, Conestoga township. Guardianship Ac•
cmnt. By John J. ( - food and Daniel D Good, Adminre.
trators of Daniel Good, Sr., deceased, who was Guardian
of Mary Ann Reiman, minor child of Jacob Stehman,
and grandchild of deceased.
Isaac Mundorf, Conestoga township. Guardianship Ac
count. By John J. Good and Daniel D. Good, Adminis
trators of Daniel Good, Sr., deceased, who was Guardian
of Deilla Stehman, Margaret Stehman, Almada Stehman,
Henry Stehman, Martha Stehman, Amanda Iffelvinst
Stehman and Lydia Alzina Stehman, minor children of
Jacob Stehman, and grandchildren of deceased.
Isaac Mundorf, Conestoga township. Guardianship Ac
count. By John J Good and Daniel D. Good, Adminic
trators of Daniel Good, Sr., dercd, who was Guardian of
Jacob B. al uudorf, a minor child of deceased.
Isaac Mundorf, Conestoga township. Guardianship Ac.
count. By John J. Good and Daniel D. Good, Admiuls.
trators of Daniel Good, Sr., &came& who was Guardian
of Catharine Rahman, a minor child of Jacob Rahman,
and grandchild of deceased.
Emanuel E. Rudy, Manheim township. By John Rudy.
Jr., Administrator.
Pusey, Borough of Columbia. By Elizabeth W.
Pusey and Charles .1. Pussy, Administrators.
David Hinkley, Manheim township. Guardianship Ac.•
count. By Abraham Rohrer, Guardian of Julia A.
Binkley, (now of ago,) and Barbara Ann Binkley, minor
children of deceased.
Christopher Williams, Sadebury township. Guardianship
Account. By Isaac N. Townsend, Guardian of Margaret
R. Williams, John A. Williams, Levi P. Williams and
William B. Williams, minor nephews and niece of de
ceased.
Nancy Books, Drumore township. By Cornelius Collins,
Executor.
Andrew Bare, West Earl township. By Jonathan B. Rut
ter Executor.
Willi ' am Ccok, Dolton township. By Clarkson Cook and
Reuben Cook, Executors.
Rebecca Sides, Martin township. By James Simpson, Ad
miniatrator.
Abraham Trostel, Sr., Steelwork township. By William
Trostel and Henry Troatel, Executors.
Isaac S. Webster, Fulton township. By Thomas P. King
and Nathan B. Webster, Execntons.
Daniel Fry, Ephrata township. By Sarah Fry, George H.
Fry and Curtis Fry, Administrators.
John Shit. Rapho township. By Christian Shit. and
Jacob Acker, Administrators.
Catharine Hassler, Borough of Manheim. By Daniel Dan
nor,
nor surviving Executor.
alarTln Miller, Rapho township. By Philip Smith, Ad.
tranietrator.
Benjamin Haggler, Borough of Manheim. By Daniel Dan
ner, Administrator.
Jacob Rinehart, City of Lancaster. By George L. Meagan
kop, Administrator.
John Kuhns, Mount Joy township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Christian L. Engle, Guardian of Elizabeth
Horst, (now wife of Stephen Mills,) a minor grand
daughter of deceased.
Jacob Stauffer, East Earl township. By Martin E Stauf
fer, Peter Stauffer and Aaron Stauffer, Executors.
Henry N. Kline, Borough of Manhelm. By Jacob H. Kline
and Philip Arndt, Administrators.
Ccl. Gee. Mayer, City of Lancaster. By Thomas E. Frank
lin, Esq., Administrator.
Daniel Frick, Manheim township. By John 8. Hostetter,
Executor.
Peter Stella, Brecknock township. By Israel Steffe, Ad
ministrator.
William D. Deshong, Leacock township. By John Seldom
ridge, Administrator.
Elizabeth Boyer, township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Peter Reidenbach, Guardian of Hannah
Boyer, a minor daughter of deceased.
Daniel Roth, Brecknock township. Supplementary Ac
count. By Isaac Roth and Esaias Billingfelt, Executors:
John Ebersole, Coney township. Guardianship Account.
By Daniel Halsey, Guardian of Aaron Ebersole, a minor
son of deceased, (now of age).
Jacob Hostetter, Warwick township. By Simon Hostetter
and John Hostetter,Executors.
Esther Kreider EasLampeter township. By Benjamin
Kreider and Benjamin Denlinger, Administrators.
Benjamin K. Diffenbauch, East Lamparer township.—
Guardianship Account. By Tobias Kreider, Guardian
of John Diffenbaugh and Francis Diffenbaugh, minor
children of deceased.
Cal. George Nauman, City of Lancaster. By George Nan
man, Esq., Administrator with Will annexed.
George Becker, Mount Joy township. By Amos M. Becker
and John Becker, Executors.
Susanna Herr, Manor township. By Henry F. 'Herr, Ad•
ministrator.
John Shenk, Rapho township. By Jacob °hider, Admin
istrator.
Elizabeth Catharine Miller, Leacock township. By Adam
Miller, Administrator.
George D. Mcllvaine, Paradise township. Guardianship
Account. By Robert S. Mcllvaine, Guardian of Eliza
beth E. Mcllvaine, minor child of deranged.
George Huffnagla, City of Philadelphia. Trust Account.
By John B. Roth, Surviving Executor of John Bomber
ger, deceased, who was Executor and Trustee of deceased.
Jacob Christ, City of Lancaster. First Account. By Ann
E. Christ, Administratrix.
David Brigham Jr., Salisbury township. Guardianship
Account. By David Kurtz, Guardian of Maria Brieben,
a minor daughter of deceased.
Jacob Huber, City of Lancaster. By William Carpenter,
Administrator.
John N. Lane, City of Lancaster. By William Carpenter,
Trustee to sell Real Estate.
Barbara Breneman, Borough of Columbia. By William
Carpenter, Executor.
William Gamber, Manor township. By Rudolph Gamber,
Executor.
John N. Lane, City of Lancaster. By Martha J. Lane and
William B. Fordney, ham., Administrators of James B.
Lane, deceased, late Surviving Administrator et John
N. Lane, deceased.
Dr. Henry John, Borough of Colombia. By Elizabeth A.
John, Adminietratrix.
Mary Minuich, Rapho township. By George Stoneroad,
I Administrator.
Joneph Horst, Leacock township. Guardianship Account.
By Jonas Weaver, Guardian of Fanny Weaver, a minor
granddaughter of deceased.
EMLEN FRANKLIN, Register.
lizoisria's Orrice, Lancaster, Feb. i 3, 1864. [4l 7
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES
TRULY A BLEeRINGI I
I will send, free of charge, to any Lady who will send
in her name and address, directions how to prevent the
extreme pain of Child. Birth ; also how to have perfectly
healthy and beautiful Children ; also one other new and
Important Secret, the only sure and safe remedies ever
discovered.
My ohjeet in making the above offer is to induce every
lady to test toy remedies.
Address MADAME DIFIJINTAU M. D.,
feb 13 am 7.] 787 Broadway, New york Olty.
. _
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ThCs Fertilizer in composed of night soil and the fertilLsinz
elements of urine, combined chemically and mechanically
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It is reduced to a pulveruient condition, ready for im•
mediate use, and without lose of its highly nitrogenous
fertilizing properitlsa
Its universal applicability to all crops and soils, and its
durability and active qualities, are well known to be all
that egriculturists can deers.
Price, $25 per Tan
CHEMICAL COMPOST.
This Fertilizer ls largely composed of animal matter,
such as meat, bone, fish, leather, hair and wool, together
with chemicals and inorganic fertilisers, which decom
pose the mass, and retain the nitrrgenons elements. It is
thoroughly impregnated with urine, and the thinner por.
tione of night soil.
It la a very valuable fertilizer for field crops generally,
and especially for potatoes and garden purposes,.
Its excellent qualities, streugh and cheapness, have
made It very popular with all who have used It.
Price. $25 per Ton .
TREE AND FRUIT FERTILIZECH.
It is a highly phosphatic fertilizer, and is particularly
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home and household plants and flowers, it will be found
an indispensable article to secure their greatest perfection.
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The formula or method of combining its constituent
fertilizing ingredients have received the highest approval
of eminent chemists and scientific agriculturista
Prins. i. 50 per Tan.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture a
Phosphate of Lime in accordance with a new and valuable
firmula, by which a very superior article Is produced, 80
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marker.
Price, PS pm Ton.
air TERILS CAS IL—Cartage and Freight to be paid by
the Purchaser.
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.'S WORKS,
AT ()ANAL WHARF, ON THE DELAWARE.
OFEICL, 113% ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
B. B PITTS, General Agent.
The Company's Pamphlet Circular, embracing full di
rections for using the above Fertilizers, sent by mall free,
when requested.
For sale by A. W. RUSSELL and WM. SPRECHER,
Lancaster. (fob 23 8m 7
LIFE AND SERVICES AS A SOLDIER
of Major General Grant, Hero of Fort Done Don I
Vicksburg! and Chattanooga! Commander of the Mili
tary Division of the Mississippi; and captor of 472 Cannon
and over 90,000 Prisoners, with portrait. Price 25 cents.
For sale at J. M. WESTHAEFFIiIi'S
Jan 26 tf 3J
w - E. BS T 1.: R AND ILA IINE , S
speeches in the United States Senate, on Mr. foot's
reeolution of January, 1830. also, Webster's speech in the
U. S. Senate, March 7th, 1860, "On the Slavery Compro
rnlge." For sale at J. M. WESTUAEFFER'S
Jae 26 If 3 Cheap Book Store.
ii 11 0 E OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES,
.1..4 LIFE OP ARCHBISHOP 1111.:ILI EA,
LIFE OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES,
First Archbishop of New York, with a full account of
his life, death and burial; as well an his services in ali .
pursuits and vocations from hie birth until his death—
with his P rtralL Born iu Clogher, Irelaud, 1798. Died
in New Y ,, rk, January 3rd, 191.14.
"Bury me In the sunshine,"
Archbishop Hughes' last words. Price 25 cents. For
salo.at J. M. WESTEIAEFFER'S
Jan 26tf3]
,S 7 STO 5150 PER MONTH.
TILE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE CO.,
want an Agent in each county, to solicit orders for their
new $l6 Machine, with gauge, screw-driver and extra
needles. We will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or
give large commission. For particulars, terms, etc., en.
close s stamp, and address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo, 0.,
Gen'l Agent for the United States
fob 93m 51
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II LANCASTER LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
LANCASTER CITY, PENNA.
Being engaged by Mr. JAMES A. NORRIS as Superinten
dent of the above works, I will be glad to have my old
Mechanics, and other First. Class Machinists; to such the
highest wages will be paid. F. C. CURIE,
feb 9 4t 5] Superintendent.
[Lancaster Dertokrat, Pittsburg Doily Post and Paterson
(N. J.) Guardian insert one week, and send bills to this
offloe.]
A SSIGNEE , S NOTICE.-Asslgned Estate
of Israel Heftier and wife, of East Cocalico township,
Lancaster county.—lsrael Heitler, of East Cocalico twp.,
having by deed of voluntary assignment, dated FEBRU—
ARY sth, A. D, 1864, assigned and transferred all his
estate and effects to the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors of the said Israel Heftier : Ho therefore gives
notice to all persons Indebted to said assignor, to make
p .yment to the undersigned without delay, and those hay.
Mg claims to present them to '
CYRUS REAM, Assignee,
Residing in East Cocalico twp.
fob 9 4L° 5)
ESTATE OF SARAH SHANK, DEC , D.-.
Letters of Administration C. T. A., on the estate of
Sarah Shank, late of Martic township, having been granted
tctithe subscriber residing in Martic township All per.
sobs Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims will present them,
without delay, properly authenticated for settlement.
ALFRED SHANK,
Administrator 0: T. A.
)80 2 6t 3]
STATE OF JACOB RINEH ART,
deceased.—Letter , of adzniolitration on t h., estate
of Jacob Rinehart, deed, late of Ltancle , ter city, having
been ~,ranted to the undersigossi : Notice Is hereby given
to all persons indebted to the estate to pay the Came, and
to those having claims to present them without delay,
properly authenticated for settlement, to
GEORGE L. MESSENKOP,
LANCMIT6R, Jan. 26, 1864. Administrator.
jsu 26 et 3
NOTICE. --Estate or Eve Weaver, late
of Brecknock township, deceased.—Letters of ad•
ministration on said estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate settlement, and those having claims
or demands against the same will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned, residing in said
township ELIZABETH COLDIIEN, Administratrir.
feb Id at. 6
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.--Assigned Estate
of Isaac Ressler and wife, of Warwick top nrltip,
Lancaster county, Pa—The undersigned Auditor, ap
pointed to distribute the balance remaining iu the hands
of John 13. Erb, Assignee of Isaac Ressler and wife, to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will sit for that
purpose on FRIDAY, the 11th day of MARCH, 1864, at 2
o'clock, P. M., in the Library Room of the Court House,
In the City of Lancaster, where all peraous interested lu
said distribution may attend. ABRAM SHANK,
feb 16 41 6] Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.--Estate of Bar
bara Kreider, late of Manor township, Lancaster
county, deceased —The undersigned Auditor, appointed to
distribute the balance remaining in the hauls of Henry
F. Llerr, administrator of the estate of said deceased, to
and among those legally entiticd to the .1111., will sit for
that purpose on TUESDAY, MARCH 15th, 1864, at
o'clock, P. M , in the Library Room of the Court House,
in the City of Lancaster, where all persons interested In
said distribution may attend. A. E. CARPENTER,
fob 16 4t 6] -.Auditor.
un.F.aurticx COUNTY LAND FOR
SALE.—Three Furies aro °tiered at private sale—
One of 230 ACRES, one of 225 ACRES, one of 130 ACRES.
They are all first quality farming land , . The whole tract
is bounded ou the north by the Baltimore and Frederick
Turnpike, and on the south by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and is six milts from Frederick, adJoinining the
village of New Market.
• The Farms are offered for sale until the last day of
March, if not then sold, they will be for rent.
For particulars, enquire of
_ .
Jen 26 6t 3]
LISTATE OF RICHARD REAM, LATE
rj of East Cocalice township, deceased.—Letters Testa
mentary on said estate having been granted to the under
signed, all persons Indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate settlement, and those having claims or de
mands against the same will present them without delay
for settlement to the undersigned, residing in said town
ship. CYRUS REAM, Executor,
feb 2 Q. 4] East Cocalice twp., Lancaster county.
LSTA'rE OF ANDREW WADE, DEC'D.
—Letters testamentary on the estate of Andrew
Wade, late of Elizsbethto wn borough, deed, having been
granted to the subscribers residing in said borough: All
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims will present
them, without delay, properly authenticated for settle
ment. HENRY A. WADE,
PETER HOFFER,
Executors.
eb 26t 4J
ESTATE OF CHRISTIANA McNEAL,
deceased.—Letters of administration ou the estate
of Christiana McNeal, late of East Donegal tap., deceased,
having been granted to the subscriber residing in Middle.
town, Dauphin county: All persons indebted lo said
estate are regneeted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them, without delay,
properly authenticated fur settlement.
MICHAEL MnNEA L,
Administrator.
Jan 19 6t 2]
MORE NEW AND INTERESTING
BOOKS.
THE EARL'S HEIRS: A TM or DOMESTIC LIFE.. By
tho Author of " East Lynne; or, The Earl's Daughter,"
"The Mystery," &c., Ac. Paper price, 60 cents.
bIORGAN ; OR, TUE KNIGHTS OF THE BLACK FLAG:
A STELITOZ STORY OR BYGONE TIMES. Paper price, 25 cte.
For sale at J. M. WESTHAEFFER'S,
apr I tf Vl] Oor. No: th Queen and Orange Ste
PUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
On MONDAY, the 29th day of FEBRUARY, 1864,
will be offered at public sale, at the public house of John
Michael, in Lancaster city, the following valuable city
property, lately occupied by Charles Beaten, dec'd
A lot or piece of ground, situate on the south side of
Chestnut street. between Charlotte and Mary streets, con-
. .
taining in front, on Chestnut street 82% feet, and extend
ing in depth 150 feet to a 10 feet alley, sod bounded on
the east by a ten feet alley. The improvements
thereon are a TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 20% feet front and 30% feet deep, with
a two-story Brick Back Building, with cellar
under the whole building. The house contains 0 romruo.
dious rooms, large hall and kitchen, and a bath room, and
is in complete order. There are sago on the premises a
two story Prams Building, 12% by 33% feet, lately used
SA a vinegar manufactory and stable, and other outbuild
ings. All the buildings have been but recently erected,
of the beet material and are all in good order.
The lot is handsomely laid out In walks and ornamented
with choice fruit and ornamental trees'
'
graperies shrub
bery, flowers, lattice work, Ac. A hydrant and brick
cemented cistern are near the kitchen door, making it a
convenient, comfortable and very desirable home property.
$2,000 of the purchase money may remain secured on
the property. Possession given on April lot, 1864. ,
Persons desiring to view the property will please call on
the eubscriber, corner of North Prince and i Chestnut
streets, or on the premises.
If not sold at the time it will be rented.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock, P. N. when terms of sale
will be made known by JEREMIAH BAUMAN,
Attorney In fact.
Air I will Mao sell at private sale a Vinegar Marini:
Wring Apparatus in good order. [feb 16 2t 6
111PPLNG FURS, SHIPPING FURS,
WANTED. Such ae
MINK,
RED FOX,
GREY FOX.
RACCOON,
OPOSSUM,
MUSKRAT,
SKUNK,
HOUSE CAT, RABBIT, Ac.
For which the highest market prices will be paid in Cash
at the HAT STORE of SHULTZ & BRO.,
feb 16 If 6] No. 20 North Queen Street, Lancaster.
G R.ATEsp VARIETY OF PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS.
We would call the attention of persona to oo largo
stock of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
We have the largest and beet stock ever brought to the city.
OVER 100 DIFFERENT STYLES, VARYING IN PRICE
FROM 76 CENTS TO 20,00 DOLLARS.
Call and see for yourself at
JOHN BEIMAIBIatII
Cheap Caeh Book Stole,
82 North Queen street, Lancaster.
oat 14 [lxamlaor. Union and Inquirer copy.] tt 40
OP LANCASTER COUNT!
18413 'Ff.ri DENLI NOE R., Treasurer. Dr.
To BalAi._ Lu hF.nd as per report of last
County Auditors.. $41.873 00
Jon. 15, Received from Gotleib Gebhart,
Justice of the Peace, of West Donegal top.
for Stray Horse Sold
Jan. 15, Rec'd from H. Watson,otALartic tirP.
on account of bridge at Good's Mi11.....n 82
Jan. 22 Reed from John Caplinger, Treas.
for into est and commission
Jan. 22, Reed from Militia tax, as per act
of assembly
••-
Jan. 28, Rec'd from State tax being amount
Over and above state quota
Jan. ?T. Heed from P. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff,
tines and jury fund
Jan. :41, Reed fro .‘ Jesle Landis, costs in
commonwealth vs. John 5imp50n..... ..._.
Feb Reed from same, costs in common
wealth vs. John SIMLIIOII
Feb. 4. Reed from John Sheaffer, a blank tax
duplicate • ....
Feb. 14, Itec'd from Brinton Walter, Esq., of
Sadabary twp., exonerated tax.... • ......
Feb. 24, Sec' d from Levi laugh collector of
Brecknock two., exonerat-d tax
Feb. 28, Reed from C. L Stoner, collector of
West Wards city, error in duplicate of
1861
March. 9 Reed from Joseph Hersh, sup. of
Leacock twp., per share of bridge at Dent•
lingeee MD I
March 14, Reed from Jesse Landis, costa in
commonwealth vs. B. F. Kauffman.. ....
March 25, Reed from C. D. Warfel. of Salis
bury twp., per share of bridge at Denlin
ger's mlll.. .
March 28, Reed from John Sensenlg, of Earl
township, loan
March 80, Rec d from Anna Witmer, acting
executrix of Jacob Witmer, deed , of Earl
twp., loan..
March 30, Reed from Daniel Rohrer, of East
Hemlineld township, 10an....
March 30, Rec'd from John Doner„, of Manor
township, loan
March 31, Rec'd from Daniel Witmer, of Earl
township, loan
April 1, Rec'd from John L. Rohrer, of Up
per Leacook town-hip, loan 1,000 00
April I, Reed from B. 11. Longenecker, of
Lancaster township, loan
April 1, Reed from John ti. Rendig, of East
Lampeter townshp, loan.
April 1, Reed from John Rachel, of Stras
burg township, loan
April 1. Reed from Henry Buckwalter, of
Manheim
April 1, Reed from Tobias Kreider, of West
Lampeter township, loan.
April 1, Reed from Mrs. IL Binkley, of Man
helm township, loan
Aprll 1, Reed from John Bnckwalter, of W.
Lampeter township, loan 1,300 00
April 2, Reed from John Rohrer, of Upper
Leacock township, loan ,1 800 00
April 2, Reed from Christian Snyder, of
Warwick township, loan.
April 13. Reed from John tl. Hendig, of East
Lampeter township, loan
April 20, Rec'd from Jacob C. Clair, for blank
tax duplicate
April 21, Reed from Peter Fralley, of Co
lumbia relief money returned
April 22, Reed from Jeeee Landis, amount
collected in suit of commonwealth vs. D.
Laird •
April 22, Reed from floury Miller, for blank
tax duplicate
May 11, Reed from F. A. Strain, justice of
peace, or West Cocalico township, for two
strays Bold
May 11, Reed from S. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff,
fines and jury nand
May 15, Reed from Peter Martin, Protbon'y.
jury fond and fees 250 00
June 25, Reed rem Jesse Landis, costs in
commonwealth we. John Gran
July 14, Reed from David Kemper, of Epu
rata township, loan
July 14, Reed from Lancaster County Bank,
loan
Clasp Book Store
Cheap Book Store
Jul) 22, Reed from State Treasurer for
abatement to County for paying state tax.
Aug. 24, Reed tram Cyrus Cramer, fine case
of commonwealth vs. Sarah C1apper........ .
Aug. 24, Reed tram Jesse Landis, fines In
case of commonwealth vs. P. Donegan
Aug. 24, Itec'd,from Philip S. Baker, fine In
case of com.'vs. D. Howard
Aug 24, Reed from J. B. Amwake, fine in
Case of commonwealth vs. Mary Yeager—.
Sep. 2. Reed from William Ensminger, of
Manheim townehip, loan
Sep. 7, Heald from Lancaster County Bank,
000
Sep. 7, Reed from Isaac Orlah, collector ex
onerated tax for 1862
Sep. 7 Reed from J. O. Brown, justice of the
peace, of East Ilempfield twp , for stray
steer sold
Sep. 8, Reed from Jena Landis, costs in
commonwealth vs. F. Beninger
Oct. 13, Reed from Frederick J. Evans, ex
onerated tax, assessed in Warwick twp....
Oct le, Reed from Jesse Landis, costa in cons.
vs. R. Eberly
Oot. 27, Reed from Jesse Landis, costs in
commonwealth vs. Jacob Groff
Nov. 2, Reed from E. Burkholder, justice of
the peace, West Earl township, tines for
breach of Sabbath .
Nov. 7, Itec'd from Jessie Landis, for interest
on D. fa. for tax collected from Mountjoy
and Washington bcrough 11 19
Nov. 12, Reed from Samuel Eby, of Eliza•
bethtown, balance from relief fund refund
ed ..
N0v.97, Ite.sd :rola C. NI. vrt u, juraire of
[he pence, of Monutp.y bor., lines in case of
J. Pulley In Nagle
Nov. 30, Reo'd from li. Maseru', clerk ot Cl. S.
fur Pure end jut y Mutt ...... ...........
Nov. :A), Rec'd Crown 11. Musser, ,'lark Cl Cl. S.
for regibtering dugs
Dec. 0, Ree'd trout S. H. Brube.ker, for floe to
commonwealth vs. Sophia Burgnet....... .
Doc. 7, 11.'3 from Thomes P. Jeffries, for old
lumber from bridge at Ureatre
Dec. 2S, Itee'd from Peter Martin, Prothono
tary, jut y mud
Der. 31, liec'd from Win. M. Slaymaker,
justice of the pesos, of Paradise twp., for
stray steer sold
Jan. 2, Reed from W. M. Cooper, colle , tor of
Sadebury twp., amt of extra aeseasinent
lan, 2, Reed from state tax being rho amount
furntshed by The county, to pay the
of state tax
Aggregate Assestmcrd of County rates and
Imes for 1861, per list I'll7-nisi/el Treasu
rer by County Commissioners, to soil:
d daulstown Borough $ 169 28
Bart 949 97
Brecknock 747 51
Carnarvon 1.123 31
Cocalico East 1269 78
Cocal leo West 1856 26
Colerain ....... 1032.
75
Columbia Borough 2510 52
Conestoga ..... ' , PO 52
Conoy 1287 15
'Clay 1563 70
Donegal East 4047 71
Donegal West 1136 37
Drumore.. 1914 71
Ephrata 8314 07
Earl 3708 74
Earl East ... 2515 10
Earl West 3093 1.1
Elizabeth 938 89
Elizabethtown Borough 371 48
Eden 696 83
Fulton 122.3 28
Hemptleld •
,East 1774 36
Ilempilleld West 3411 47
Laropeter East 4164 La
Lampeter West . 3524 23
Lancaster 1705 49
Lancaster City—East Wards 5690 05
West Wards 5290 24
3161 26
3139 70
1311 09
4475 00
971 37
6510 Ul
2221 69
631 91
468 56
879 37
2678 12
2648 42
1715 70
847 17
3943 61
4081 73
1055 04
3063 55
600 19
3182 97
225 03
Lew - 16c
Leacock Uppef ...... .....
Little Britain.
Manheim
Martic
Manor
Mount Joy
Mount Joy Borough.
Manhei,u Borough
Marietta Borough
Parainie
•
Penn
Pequea
Providence
Hapho
Sa . isbury
Sadsbury
Strasburg
Strasburg Borough
Warwick
WARII lug ton Borough
NISIROD 0. SHIPLEY,
New Market, Sld
To rash recciued for Excess tar, as follows
to 'sit
East Wards City....
Elizabeth ...
West Wards City....
Rapho
Caroar von
East Words—City...
Paradise
Clay ...
Couoy
Marna
Donegal East
Lampeter West....
Manor
Salisbury.
Little Britain
Drumore
Lampeter Ea5t...... ..
Fulton
Eden
Coleraln
Lancaster
Marietta Borough...
Providence
Columbia Borough..
Donegal East
Leacock Upper
Breakneck
Nianheim
Earl West.
Manheim Borough..
Mount Joy
Conoy
Ilempueld West.....
Strasburg Borough
Donegal We5t...... ..
Elizabeth
ariv ick
Manor
Sadebury
Penn
Hemptield East.— -
Pequea
To amount of outstanding per last report
of County Auditor
Items in Court bills unpaid
" Belie orders
" Bounties and County defence bills
7WJEIT'TB FOR 1883
.1861 $7l 19
1862 3 42
.. 24 76
8 7 "
" 842
9 50
" 5 70
' 29 46
7 06
1863 7 l'''
4 75
7 13
' 37 06
670
62
6 14
5 80
Expenditures of 1863.
By amount of Court order, In favor of Wm.
Von Nelda. Jacob A. Miller and John
Strohm. Jr., County Auditors, for audi
ting the several accounts and Incidental
expenses for 186"
P.O. Eberman,Court order for dtating the
account of 186"
706 Commissioners orders drawn for 1863,
including Bounties, do
772 Court Bills and Certificates
411 Orders drawn by the Board of Relief
to families of Volunteers
Orders drawn by the County Commission
ern, to families of Drafted Men
48 Road Viewers and Surveyors orders...
Constables returns to Court of Q. 5........
Exoneration allowed ColleotAee
Commissions "
Outstanding Taxes.
Earl East 1817
apho townthlp, 1861
12olalico E. " 1862
Bart 1 , 13
Brecknoch
Carnarvon "
Cocalloo E. "
Cocalloo W. "
Columbia bor.
•Conestoga "
*Donegal E. "
Drnmors "
elphrita "
•Earl
1,499 07
44 1,8110 99
Earl F.
Elisabethtown bor. "
Fulton township •'
Lampeter E.
Lampetar W. "
•Lancaster City,E.W
W. W
Leacock township
Little Britain "
•Bartle
•Mount Joy ••
•Mount Joy borough "
• Paradise township
Itapho
Salisbury •`
•d traebnrg "
Strasburg borough
ts ashiagton
Treasurer's Commission on 277,399 82 at
S-10 per cent
Balance
Those marked thee* have eines hat&
AUDITORS' REPORT
We, the undersigned Auditors of Lan
caster county, do certify, that we have carefully exam
ined the account of John Benilnger, Esq., Treasur
er of said county, and have compared his vouchers
with the saute and find a balance In hie hands of Twen
ty-nine thousand five hundred and forty-fonr dollars
and forty-fonr cents, ($29,514 44.) which he has paid
over to his successor, Samuel Hess, Esq., the present
Treasurer, and for which he has shown us his receipt.
We have examined the account of Chribtian Gast,
Esq. Treasurer of the Poor and House of Employment
of
Esq.,
county, and find a balance due him of
Eight hundred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents,
($BO9 50,) on the let day of January, 1564.
We have also examined the account of Pater Johns,
Esq., Treasurer of the Board of Prison Impostors, and
find it correct, showing a balance due him by the said
Board, of Ninety-three dollars and forty-live cents,
(593 460 on the let day of January 1684.
The liabilities of the county at the present time for
individual loans at five per cent. per annum, amounts
to 5167,543 63, deducting the above amount in hands of
the Treasurer, 529,544 44, would show an indebtedness
of 5135.004 19, the outstanding Tax amounts to 521,-
613 35.
-
In witnesa whereof we have hereunto set our hands
at the Commissioner'e Office, this Twentieth day of Jan
nary, 1864. JACOB A. MILLER,
301114 STROHM Jo.
SAMUEL BOOR,
Auditors of Lancaster County.
COMMISSIONERS STATEMENT.
rill:1E following is a statement of tire
Commissioners' Orders drawn on John Denlinger,
Esq., Treasurer of Lancaster county, for the year 1853.
Assessors' Pay.
Adamstown, Samuel Stork
Bart, Geo. W. J0hn50n...... ....
Brecknook, Levi Latish
Carnarvon, Joseph Weaver
Cocalico Fast, Eamnel Weisser.
Conan.) West, E. Fasnacht.....
Colerain, James M'CuLlough....
Columbia bor., Jos. FL 81ack....
Cone,toga, S. M. Rohrer
Conoy, M. Bachman
Clay, Wm. It. Fallow..
Donegal East, John Rnmbaoh...
Donegal West, H. K. Flores
Drumo,e, E. 5h0emaker...... ....
Ephrata, Jacob S. Sharp
Earl, Isaac G. Sprecher. .....
Earl I art, George S. High.......
Earl West, Jacob Wolf
Elizabeth, Joseph M. Mathews
Elizabethtown bor., Joe. F. Eckinger.
Eden, John Graham....,
Fulton, L. H. APCardle.._... ...........
Ilempileld East, Hem y Sholl
. 11emptield West, toe. Bard .........
Lampeter East, Robert Miller
Lampeter West,
Lancaster twp, Benjamin Unbar ....
Lancaster city—N. W. Ward, C. G. Beal, in
full .
" E. W. Ward, H. P. Carson,
in t_ll .
" " N. E. Ward, Geo. P. King,
in full .
Leacock, Joel S. Baby
Leacook Upper, N. F. Shaeffer.— ..... ......
Little Britain, Wm. Gibson .
Manhelm, Samuel Kling
Martin, James A. Ewing
Manor, John 8rady............... ..................
Mount Joy twp , il. B. Painter
Mount Joy bor. ' J. ......
Marietta bor., David Roth.
Manheim bor., if. Diffenderfer
Pa. adieu, Elias Miller
Penn, Benjamin D. Danner... . . .............
Future, Samuel fess
Providence, Martin Reese
Ropho, .1. B. lireneman
:alisbury, I. D. Warfel
Sadsbury, W. M Cooper
Strasburg twp„ .1. W. Fritz
Strasburg bor., John Werntz.
Warwick, A. B. Hackman .
Washington, Wm. Artman
Ditto on Account of 1663.
J. (1. Sprecher, Assessor, Earl twp., ad
dition,' Assessment..
W. M. Cooper, Assessor, Sadsbury, twp.,
additional A sse e !Its
NI. Benedict. Assessor, :lonestega twp., on
account, of 1864 ..
Eugene Ilarklus, Assessor, W. Ward, on
account, of 1964
Th,ins B Jeffries liir repairing Bridge at
Liiiiell'.. Lanaing ......... •• . . $7l 75
J. arainnis bill lit bolt— 3 00
otionny B Bro.LiotilLer bill 17,; 00
Dante) Dealing, for furiiii.lting wing-wall,.
at Begin, Bridge 7 96
Id iivi ry NI user, Esq., Clerk teen $ 997 50
W. A. Atlee, &Urn ney fees 94 00
J. B. Livingston, do 047 00
S. W. I'. Boyd, ,iheriffs do 020 132
Jurors Pay... .. 2060 21
Witnesses d , .44 2457 13
Jo Lives costs . ..... .. .... ..... Ina 24
Constables de 1398 43
Crier and Tipvtayss 264 to
Jurors Pay
Tips a eh
Jacob Gable, repairing water and gas pipe
Henry Wagoner for labor
Henry Wagoner and others, laying
pave
ment 34 Od
David Bair ti Co., for sundries—.
Lancaster City for water rent ...
John Johns f,r revenue Stamps
Jo,epll C. Snyder, for sundries 18 31
Ditto for relaying pavement 20 00
0, F. Ebernian for repairing clock 3 00
Isaac Dunn for repairing T 11.3 pavement.... 2 50
Dluirl Hartman, bill for 1ce.......
Ilauke for Curtains
U. Anne for repairing blinds
J. Rotharund for brushes
A. S. Harrison for Tile
CoLuberic linter for Crrmau Seals 50 50
John Ford for 56 loads of rood 24 08
Frederick We.ver for labor 6 00
D. Pancoast, repairing roof • 4 00
Deaner 40 Shaum for cleaning heaters 00... 32 86
Charles lilumeustook setting curbstone &c. 5 50
Rudy for laying pavement 18 75
Coroner.
Absalom Btuler, Esq., Coroner and Justices
of the Peace, for holding Inquests on the
bodies of 15 persons found dead in Lan
caster County t. 522 88
Commissioners Office.
William Spencer, Esq., 133 days services as
Commissioner at $'2.1.10 per day $206.00 and
2596 miles at 6 cents per mile $165.76. To
tal amount $421.76. Balance due him at
settlement $ 221.76
John Doper, Esq., 137 days at $2.00 per day
$274.00 and 1873 miles at 6 cents per mile
$112.33. - Total $380.38. Balance due him
at settlement 186 38
Levi P. Reist, Isq., 140 days at $2 00 per day
$280.00 and 2900 miles at 6 cents per mile
$174 uO. Total $451.00. Balance due him
at settlement 204 00
Jesse Landes, Esq , one year's salary as so
-150 00
P. O. Eberman, Clerk, one year's salary.... 800 00
0. Clarkson for steel pens 3 25
William Opener, Esq., on ac't of services as
Commissioner 400 00
David Kemper, EN., 011 aco't of services.... 260 00
John Doner, Esq., on acct of services........ 250 00
Elias Barr & Co, for envelopes
Jacob S. Shirk for letter seal 26
J. Hurst for steel pens 2 60
MEM
n 13
23 52
2 21
6 03
2 11
3 5
3 50
Election Officers for holding gen. Elections $ 1256 02
Ditto for holding Twp. elections la March. 1606 23
. . . .. . .
Ditto for holding City elections7B 70
Ditto for special election ha Martic twp 29 60
Ditto for special election in Wasketn b0r.... 18 45
G. Clarkson, preparing den. Election return 3 00
J. E Carpenter and J. H. Druckemiller
clerking for Return Judges 13 24
Jacob Folia qualifying el«ction officers
Assessors for lists of voters
Couetables for holding twp elections
Fuel.
R Baumgardner, bills for coal at the Court
Bons° for the yours 1862 and 1863. $ 472 21
Gas.
Lancaster Gas Company Gan bills for 1853.. $ 57 30
Pearsol d Geist
William B.
F.
F. L. Baker
J. M. Ensnalnger..
George Sanderson
lliestand A Co
John Bear's Sons.
Kuhn A 8aa5......
Samuel Wright
E. 11. Thomas.
Public Officer.
George Wiant for Blank Book: and Binding
J W Hartley seal press for Re00rdcr........
John May, repairing chair 5......„...... ......
G. Behner tr. Bons for boards
$299.32 , 9
Christian Gast, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor
and Rouse of Employment, In full of esti.
mate tor the support of Poor for 1863_
Prison.
Joseph Sampson, Erg ,Treasurer of the Lan
caster County Prison. On account of esti.
mate for 1863
Peter Johns, Esq., Treasurer to full „
211,2'A 81
10,27"0 S 1
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary of Pennsylvania for
support of Convicts for
Postage.
John J. Cochran, Esq., bill for Postage and
envelopes
1,144 50
441 55
206 46
2,579 23
5,466 96
18 87
200 00
906 24
702 67
461 19
'196 86
616 28
920 33
417 00
196 42
119 60
607 92
Loans
Loans paid to Banks and Individuals
Interest paid to Banks and individuals.....
Post Mortara Examinations.
Poet Mortara examinations on the bodies of
14 persons found dead in Lancaster
Janitor.
Joseph C. Snyder, for Si weeks pay u
, . ........ VIM
603 11
36 IV
395 01
1,410 15
803 93
946 24
1,900 00
650 87
522 00
268 23
570 00
77 20
1,806 11
" .. 2,712 66
" 840 69
243 22
160 03
$299,924 49
...... 40 00
42 00
40 00
37 00
40 00
45 00
90 00
43 00
32 00
35 00
63 00
37 50
66 00
52 00
70 00
52 Ou
60 00
30 00
20 Uu
32 Uu
50 00
55 Ou
50 00
4/ 00
S. E. Ward, Jacob Gumph
to full..
Curt of Quarter Sesgione
Court of Common Plea',
Court House
OEM
Roca Damages.
John Gest, Salisbury ............. $ 10 00
Christian Showalter, Earl. as
William Heys, Little 8ritain...—......__... 10 00
Joespl, Sey, Fulton 60 00
Pete E Eckert, me Leaortak 26 00
Levi E. Eckert, do 76 00
John Eby, do 76 00
.
Reuben Bear, Warwick 5 00
Janice Meherson,Drumore. 5 00
George W. Bair, Upper Leacock 56 00
Jacob Brubaker, d 036 00
--........
Benjamin Lung, idaultelm...—.... 10 00
Z. Malley, Manor—.. ....... —...._„„_ 90 00
John Garnish, Martin —....
$0 00
Jacob Thomas, do and Conestoga. 90 00
Abraham Hershey West Hempleid. ..... .... 75 00
Swum Peters, Elizabethtown. 15 00
George Sanderson, Esq., Mayor, road dam
ages, due the city.. ... _-- _
.._,
George Ackerman city.
Tam Befundeci.
No. 18 Wm. Roberta, Collector, West Hemp
: field.. 9170 00
18 Jacob N. Miller, City 10 97
39 Jacob !Shirk, City 83 00
49 Peter Elem., Clay ' 78 60
70 Tures Rookatellovr, Manor, Militia. 247 00
78 John B. Rehm= 9 88
132 Geo. Diller 336
459 George Marks, Upper Leactock7 9 31
568 Samuel Wlesser, East Cocailco, Er..
ror In Duplicate fa 89
582 C. L.
Donegal 10 64 Stoner, City.. 41 00
•
81 Geo. Long, East,
•
82 B. F. Huston, Marietta 16 bil
6= W. Duncan, Eden, Error 110 00
602 P. W. Anger , . 16 97
682 9. Spellman 37 79
Godrge Sanderson, Esq., Mayor, and Oonista
bias' Bees In vagrant oases, for 1883 91189 91
Bounties to Volunteers, and impair:44 for
County and State. 1,880111 88
afiaaeUoneow.
P. 8. Raker, taking 7 persona to holm of
refuge
Samuel Huber, taking 6 persons to house
of refuge
Jacob Gundaker, taking 1 person to house
of refuge
A. A. Meosenkop, taking 2 persons to house
of refuge...
A. Fairer, taking 2 persons to house of re
fuge. .....".
Thos. Kirkwood, arresting Charles Bodey...
Win. Cooper, boarding jurors.
James Hood, for assistant assessor
John E. Zellers, dividing election. district
and draught
James Barber, assessing militia in Columbia
Henry Musser, recordlngbonds, trs
Wm. B. Wiley, qualifying commlseloners....
John A. Wier, Km, for support of insane in
Pennsylvania Hospital
B. Hackman, assessing militia
Geo. P. King, attending 2 days special ap
peal...... ................. ...... ...•
J. D. Warfel, attending 2 days special appeal
E. Miller, attending 2 days special appeal...
Jesse Landis, Esq., Professional services....
Henry Musser, Esq., recording names of of
ficers elected
P. G. &nun:lan, jr, assisting clerk.... .....
City constables, arresting pick-pockets.--
Samuel Wieser, for assessing mi1itia........ ..
Juhu Johns, for revenue stamps
J. Aug. Atlee, for auditing public offices...
Lancastercity water rent. .
•J ohn Mason„ re1iet.......... ...... ••••••••.•••
Jus. Eberman's heirs, care and winding
town cloak
J. A. Miller, Wm. Von Beide and John
Strohm, re-auditing county accounts.....
J. Landes and E. C. Reilly, professional ser
vices In conunonwealth vs. Laird
1). Bair A C0.,i1l for bunting
A. A 0. Brooks, for mending nag
Levi lteist, expenses in Summy vs. Rebst..
Subscription to Sewer near Court House...
Telegraph Office for despatches
Wm. Gluck and others, services In remov
ing public documents
Geo. Hawthorne, witness fees
Elias Rohrer, whitewashing
Penn'a R. Co., freight on loxes
Issue Sprecher, tar special assessment
John E.Liirviu, hauling records
Davie Bitch, for chissel and coal rake, Ac...
John lemlluger, Esq., Treasurer, to pay bal
ance f quota of State tax due by County
to the State for 1863
P.O. Ebermeu, fur 18 empty boxes.. ...... .
Henry Spindler, for hauling records end
Seeping ~ hem
Isatio 'Mixer, hauling ditto
Samuel Hauck, do do .
Liteacy, do do
Michael lbeck, do do
Wm. spencer, Esq., fur expenses In remov
ing and securing records
Charles soulk and others for removing do..
Miss Mary Bowman, President of Childrens
Home, donation for support of children
of soldiers In service
Jos. C. Snyder, watching Court House
Philip S. Baker, bringing J. Kahm from
Merylnial .............. ...... .......
l'euu'u R. It. Co., for hauling slabs
Wm. Sheer, for ins
Lancaster County Bank, for rev. stamps...
lease Sprecher, for special asseesmeut
W. .M. Cooper do do
Robinson, arresting horse thief
satonel Stork, tax ......... .
M Zebu', fur interpreting In Court
11. intrendetfer, for error In his duplicate...
li. Wegener and others, for labor.
Adel. Express Co., for packages
W. B. Wiley, Esq., qualifying Commission
era arid Sheriff
John Smith and others, copying tax dupli
cates
Total amount of Commissioners orders and
court bills and Certificates
Auditor's pay
Clerks's pay• •
Relief to fAmillea of volunteers• • ......
Relief to families of dratted militia men
Road Viewers and Surveyors Orders....
Constables' Returns
soneratlone
Commissions
Outstanding Taxes •
Treasurer's Commission
Balance In Treasurer's hands
S 2391 80
407 00
P. O. EDERMAN, Clerk
PATICS UNION HOTEL,
0 106 AND 80 8 MARKET RTSKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned, begs to inform Its friends , and the • for
mer patrons of the "STATES UNION," as well
as tho public generally, that he has accepted the 8 13
H O
managership of the TEL named at the head
of this notice, and that the house has been
thoroughly renovated and improved throughout, in a
manner which will compare favorably with what are
called the first clam Ilot.ls of the city. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited. The TERMS are $1.60
per day. OHAS. M. ALLMOND, Manager.
June 0 tf 22
LANCASTER LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS,
LANCASTER CITY, PENNA.
JAMES A. NORRIS ,
Raving . taken the above Works, is now' T
prepared to execute promptly orders for l• IN
COAL AND WOOD BURNING LOOO-
. 2 4 aITH
M IM4a
OTIVES '
• 'la • aVail
of lirst.class workmanship. Also, every
description of
BOILERS,
STATIONARY ENGINES,
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS,
FORGINGS,
SHAFTING AND MILL GEARING,
AND RAILROAD MACHINERY.
6m 61
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
••
Denlera and Consumer. of the shoved Celebrated Wash
Blue, will please take notice, that the Labels are altered
to read
INDIGO BLUE,
PUT TIP AT
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S
DRUG STORE,
No. 233 NOHTH 81COND STOUT, PECILLMILITIL
The quality of this Blue will be the mime in every ns•
apect I
It to warranted to color more water than twice the eama
quantity of Indigo, and to go much further than any
other Wash Blue in the market. It dissolves perfectly
clear and does not settle on the clothes as most of the
other makes do. One Box dissolved In a half pint of
water, will make as good a Liquid Bine as any that Is
made at one third the met.
As It to retailed at the same price aa the Imitations and
Inferior articles, housekeepers will find it very much to
their advantage to ask for that put up at Pi'iltbergar's.
aro- All Blue pat up after this data with Barlow's name
on It la an Imitation.
The New Label does not reqnlre a Stamp
Sir For Sale by Storekeeper' generally.
feb 16
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HAGER & BROTHERS.
1 0 0 0 LBS. PRIME FEATHERS
CHINA, GLASS AND QUENNSWAHN
$ 176 75
10 76
47 '75
43 50
01 00
221 63
94 00
246 94
104 76
3 00
22 60
21 09
GOLD BAND AND PLAIN FRENCH CHINA
FANCY AND WHITE STONE CHINA
PITTSBURG AND BOSTON GLASSWARE
PLAIN AND FANCY ENGLISH GRANITE WARE
' 7 I)RY GOODS.
Bleached and Unbleached Mualin; Sheetings and Pillow
Casings, Furniture Checks, Table Diapers and
Linen Damasks, Bird Eye and Hubkabask
Toweling; Marseilles Quilt; Bus
keta, Window Shade;
fel) 9 tf •
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHES.
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
INGRAIN AND VENETIAN,
$ 7600 00
WALL PAPER 2 I WALL PAPER/311
$ 3750 00
7750 00
fob 9 tt 5]
$ll 500.00
13OUDRETTE 1 POUDRHITTE t it
j_ THE LODI MANIIVAOTIMING COMPANY, with
an experience of 24 years, again offer for sale • if
article of Poudratte at low prices. The experience of
thousands of customers attest 10 the fact that it is the
cheapest and very beat manure In market, and particular
ly adapted for Tobacco, Corn, Potatoes and Garden Truck.
The Company manufacture also Boas Ta-oro (a lobo*
trite for Guano), from bone, night soil and guano, ground
fine. Price $ 46 per ton.
A pamphlet containing directions for use, prime, la,
may be had free by addressing a letter to the °See of the
Company, 68 Oonrtland Street, New York, or grog to
our agent, PAUL PO 1 1 .•
180 South Wharves, Philadelphia. Pe. '
7 bus
$76,422.00
anormPIONS diti...olmaiamaaati Cievenislai.
BATTS, G SODA, _ maw T - ITT
b., rot Bab at THOMAS-
It tliatataal Stairs WaatTlag atttayisser.
$ 1104 OT
Vagrants
9462
1 60
16 00
S 54
20 88
106 00
36 00
4 00
60 00
9 18
1 60
10 00
60 00
1 00
10 00
2 31
12 00
05 80
3 00
8 75
2 94
6 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
$43,146 2KI
$221,606 12
189 IV
26 00
14,336 26
1,144 50
441 66
258 46
2,579 23
5,488 50
x 21,813 85
. 2,219 ?A
29,1544 44
$294,824 49
JOHN DONER,
WM. SPENCER
DAVID KEMPER,
EIZIM
RAE AND HEMP CARPETS,
OIL °LOTUS, BIATTINGB di RUGS
20,000 PtgaLS Nair Emus.
HAGER 1 BROTHERS