THE DEMOCRAT.
t. u: VAvtusr; sbtr9tt•
llotitross; We4neid'ily,.Feb.,26ll, 187
VERY LIKELY. CORRECT. ,
Oar - readerif rotnenilieif that 'Orir
paper of last week 'Obtained 'an firtiitffe'
copied from the Boston Post on prollibi
.tion
,which the editor of the Montrose
Arubiican copies this week with the an
nqxed comment:
•• We copy the following article from
the Moutrose.Dentocrat of February:29;h
its last issue before the election underthe
Local Option Jaw. We make no MlTl
ment,q, except to say that if we had pnt.r.
%lied such an article at such a tune,
prefaced,we should at once have
ben pronounced an enemy to the cause 1 1
of temperance :
We do not feel disposed to question the
editor's own admission, that the people
have so little confidence in his honesty
that such an article quoted from another
papetWould'have been of sufficient evi
dence to have condemned him. In fact,
he shows by the above paragraph that he
has no confidence in himselfcr his repu
tation in this sectiim for ginuine temper
anee principles, which is very rationally
accounted for by looking over the files of
his paper fora few years past. He has
been, zealous in prating about the "Whis
key. 'Democracy" but when temperance
was applied to his own party candidates
he has considered it of no importance for
it would "defeat our party." We are
well pleased that he has, for two weeks,
been a very "gushing" convert to the
"no license" doctrine, which public opin
ion and a little of our preaching has
brought about_ We would advise how ,
ever tlMt he be kept "ou probation'' one
year or until after tho next-politinhl cam
paign before lie be admitted into full fel
lowship by honest• temperance men.;
If 'we must sustain lmy cause by keep
ingsthe People ignorant of only onnside.of
a, questien we frankly ,confess that we
shall abandon it,. If men are virtuous
simply because it is not in their power td
be"othenvise then all that is needed to
bringMbont the millenium is to build a
sofficiene nurahq,of jail's and state peni
tentiaries and banish Radical Presidents
and Governors from the land BO as to
the abuse of thtpardoning power
and then, put all mankind auto them.
This•oray be Radical doctrine- calcu
lated toScreen such christains as than of
the "Credit 11,obili4r" Persuasion; who
cannot withstand temptation, but it, is
di?t in accordance with Our.. views. tif the
trails
. taught by the great Christain
Teacher. , • f
tni6 Iteport on the' Crellt Plabitiek
. . .
SV:e think the maiia. Committee 'have
este& ati•opPortrinity to render a ,gsesit.,
nitilee;‘toille,peoplk 1 v
.atteiinr, an
phatic condenniationicf all concerned In
the dark and dirty . bnsinetTuncoveied.in
the late, investigation: While thel , do bOt
exonerate any'hody brit Ur. Blaine; , ' tliey
do attempt to palliate the . i;otidttot sev
eraltnembevs,ao beskovi upon t:heln a
Cehsttro that, is 'entirely inadequate
to theif,eirense..
2hej , . took the stock with'. an evident
guilty.conseienet.: • ' •
' They took it in n yap to leave them II
char.ce for equitiCal denials, which_ in
the sense in which_lhey, were. undersWod,
and meant to be ctudt:rto.od by.the 'pub*
lic, were shoPr lies.•
Thos-, who backed out or'their bar
gains did so after pocketing profits, and
through a dread'of public exposure. AU
these faCts are stated, in the report,:mith
this palliation:
In his negotationa with theke members
of Congress Mr: Ames: made tio"Suggelit
tit n that he desired to secure their favor=
able4nfluen*Cein Congress to favor the
railroad company, and Wheneter the
ipie'stion was rstsed• as to whether the
Autmersiiip of the Stock would ih any'
Walt interfere with and' embarrass them
inihetr Schloc k as mernhers of vCongreis,
he assured them•it troald' not.
Charming simplicity' • It is if the wily
Ames had been beguilin ,, some very young
sohool-girls to invest their nocket-rnoney ,
with Him:' But as he. Was dealing, With
dice - 4.Congres=en, we mast decline • to
accept the gratuitous assumption that -in
their innocence they did not know • whit
they were about. All that is reported Of
their actions add wordi reveals, as we
hayc
.said, a guilty knowledge... Mr. Ames
felt it to be quite unnecessary to enact
forrtial - pled"gesfrom them. Ile made , .it
their interest to do what he wanted, and
felt-quite secure of them; rind left to them
their plea of unsophisticated , 'ignorance:
thde.citrnittee urge for them, and
iii, the public interest we refille to • admit'
_ • Look what it leadilet A corpor
ation hag a ease in court. Its interests
itio:ln,folved the,ppinion of the judge.
they•offiehim filly,aaresOfstock at par,
when it is worth much more, and , may, by
Gip uotrort, be doubled or trebled in value,
tS he , has DO money- to. buy, they give- it
to him on credit, and will let - hitt settle
for it Out-of the Write dividends. inf 2
ttiliexcuied ,1.3Y.a..P1ea that he asked
ClA:CeTPti ; r . if giig, would interfere with
or embarrass his action as • a Judge, and
was answered, "Oh'. , no ertainly'net."
• • presimption Of. innocence ;the'
ectiratkittee het . extend to Mr;
;.titTrxlia‘mn. :expulaiorkr while
Limy nktko.no.rocohtmendatiou about the
tititeeeasea,'Whithiia prinCiple, wereir,or.
ifiX ol ‘ , :itliteaS*ett O,'Cmutenination:
Colfax niek ,
though his
40.1.1t0 .worstinforo, .thera, I and
oupioillgore of their Nino, and attentiott,
- than an t y - Other They cannot
tlitilillate, for the Vice•Priiidentli
e member of that body, though he pre
sides in it. • It is Fiera the Hestia of 'Rep
resiiitativea that hie impeachment must
eintwtote, and a,repprt to thottoppliquit
ir _
:aotidnof, .irai:; imperatielyl deiton
The offense qtiginally cow thittedli be n
aggrasided 4 the grotiseatijalselMo Oidi 1
yerjuryoind it-will btodiscreditAl9.lol# , '1
country if it escapee condemnation. it I
will be almost skt: discreditable .if ..public
epii. s ion accepts the palliation offered in
this report for the conduct of the Radical
Congressmewleho- joined in , the?oomin'..
slow of the offence for which Ames is con
demned, along with ,the one Democmtio
member who has bien implicated in the
bussiness.--PhiT. Age. .
13 09 1 4--tfio ll orl.
There can., no. longer. be a doubt ! that
Oakes Ames did put the Credit Mobilier
stock where. he though t'"it., wend& 4:the
most good." The following iist which
shows,tha Credit Mobilier Men, abOw's also
their high places in the Republican con-
greys. Not merely are the Vice-PrCildent
old the Vme;President elect inctdpateig
Colfax and Wilson, but the chairman of
the five mostimportant committees in the
House of ltepresentatiyes, the Ways and
Means Committee, 'the Appropriation
Committee, the Banking and Currency
Committee, the Jndiciary Committee and
the Naval Committee,to say nothing of the
other,m ember of the Ways and Bfians Com
mittee who is tbe only Democrat smircb
ed by any reielations, and H'elley,theleader
of the Protectionists; Dawes, •Gerfield
Hoover, Bingham, Scofield, and , Wilson.
•Schuyler Colfax, Vico President.
Henry Wilson, Vice-President sleek
James Harlan, United States senatsir
from lowa. _ '
James W. Patterson, United •States
'Senator from Now Hampshire.
W. B. Allison, United States Senator
elect front lowa. ,•• •, • .
Henry L. Dawes, Chairman of Wayy and
Means.
James A. Garfield on' Appropriati!Ms
John 4:Bingham, Chairman of Judi
ary. Glom W. Scofield,L. Chairman on
Naval Affairs.
Sarnaelipaoper, Opetirman on Banking
and 'Currency. • .••••‘,,,i it
W. P. leader ,44,
, ,
•' ; '
James Brooks,. member of: Ways and
Means,•..
J. P. Wilio;+43l-meitbt.t 01" Zo'o%l,
whom to m40,4,044,a1
An 0141-TiinniFnee' In Claped&
AlerandeilL 'Stephihti tuleigstiedi
aria:v3s to the electOra` 'of thetf o ,lo
Georgia t the
Disuiat. accepting ...nen/Ina
.
tion tenderest him on, the, 2311 ult.: 31. x.
Stephens is the only entlifichtte , from the
Eighth, all Other 'aspirant:A I.l4gilvol
unterilY.,4iiihdratin :114,;:ptief.:"he
election 2.6titti iltstfult•
Apropos of 'Mr. Stephens .idanduldajt,
thi•New York ConsmirtiegAdrOillitt., has
This fade
.engine with A
.bw,timaii, sock =wee y ap,r•
b'ody to speak of is
9 . 9 , 1 9 0 41 0 ,Par , ,4P;elfgrlit , 136 1i# 1 9
has, ever seep .,.. tact, .anroAl4?FrAl.. end
the 6fmatAeuverine o .FlentleP.
afire ,body, no Min in .the country :
superior. 'Mlle plays off the rules of debate
Against . 9 9 . 11111 efs•1 1 7 -.as Pani.„4o7by
would play his chessmen, In :daya.be ore
the we hive waiclied this insiited
manikin circumvent.-and adverse majority
of. the lifortsii4intil the:Spealam knotaill
about -the subject tinder discussion in
sheer admirationi of the clerernessr. With
which Meek snared hisiantagonistir iirthe
meshes of parliamentary • He. will
be an .noquisition to Congreka.
means ler him go back. • J , . • -
, Nrsr Hampshire beldethe irat' apring
electioA'tlits,year,:arid 'the 'candidate ''for
- ' §tTiwt
ein r andjernes Neaten,. democrat—.
The election is held :March Arab the
eantass, ill very languid. The' - flirt- elec
tion trill be held in Rhode Island', April
g, unit We. third in Connecticut, April ;7•
In the latter_itate •henry P. Haven, , re
publican; and - Charles% Ingersoll; demo
crat, are nothihatell' ler, -governor,
in 'New lianipthire and CMineetieuirnerd.:
.•
here of...congress aro to bechosen at these
elections; the former • „having three and
the latter tforir
,rnembers. At the presi
dential election the Majorities for 'Otatit
were; in New Hamrsh ire,: 5,744 ; 8110 e
Island, 8,536 and Conneeticot,4,7sB.. At
the.gorernorrs•elections in these states,in
the Spring of last year the' reptiblienn
carried New Hampshire by 2,l67;;llliiide
!eland by 1,065, and COittlectient 2,-
001.
Ir is noticeable that the administration
membersin the upper branch -of the ha
national legislature hare relaxed . much
oltheir bitterness toward Trambnll,tieb Urr,
,the other republicans who espousefl
the liberal movement. Indeed - their
courtesy to these opponents who, mere
lutclp , the' subjects' of Each ' VtapctiVe
hate is quite marked'on4 a Watihi!ii.4 3 i4
correspondent gives 'this maim ] for, the
sudden' and unexpected change : 4 The feet
te; these republican Sepattirs - atd,
49q t e,Pri i lk re,rl43ti?li";, ~
* l4 4 11 4
brethreP that they'are glad - to,-Lahc..an
honest Man..hytho hand :wherever they
- ciisttrrto:"Satistain bad ,iSik;•sliiirei
of Credit ilUbilier;ittidreS:elyekttiffl4#7:
den& Wheii'liiheitin to te"ur.,p,oltdr,s
he returned the shares and-received his
mone'y 4hd intereab r• When' ittildericer
last Summer this Sams` SeofielVaiini , sd;
thathe had gt, these . , sliitrlSl,.
Prof 6 nifilY iszorint. was
subject - that ha did: not-:eren':inott; the
meaning. of Credit Idithll;ely 2 1311 r
4,111( . A* 11 to be' e.ipilled:#x
periag With theeirope Scofield, and
field is evmitti4 tifi'tile tgifatilulppe l Ahis
fussMaks ana "
Wusv^ts Isuntylitts.the spnngelectiona,
in Newl'orlt: bfavexbrifin heavy gains in
fark,of the'Thimminpi§riprty. A late
ruttglitr /f the d rier says:—
1 4;94 b *already I:i . r:onicled the elec t
bori o)th i e Democrulio#ck'ets in Palmyra
VroOonnnty, 'aild - Daatiillle, Livingston
cone y. Now we''have to ;announce a
Democratic xictoryia thttity_ of Bing
hamton, Broome - county, which ktp bceu i
Republican since itufliCerporatibil: Judge
mis e Democrat is-cleated Mayor by
tatntyrsevork majority, and the ,Liberal
tßeptiblicitvcandidab3 fox Justice idalso
cltbseil oVer his Credit lifobilier cOmpe
titor, !And,"still further; a dispatch froth
C.; O. B. Welker,,.at Coming,' says:;—
"Steuben county stands by tba old
Tereoty-two Demoomtio• SupeTvisors el
feted. 'The Credit Mobilierlelects teti.—
Deinderatie" gain of fotir." Ames' mein
,nraudnm book is doing the country. more
good than all the ebovela he. ever made.
- Colfaxe's moral tactics are no go here."
li} Otsega bounty, also, large Democratic
pints are shown." tutees this nation
has reached.a.point of moral degredation
unknown in the annals of the world, the
Credit Mobilier and other investigations
must drive from, River the men now, oc.
copying high places, and end the career
6f the Radical party.
. THIB' report of the Pdland committee
is t► - trinsparent piece of partisai parti
tility.,and,Mjustice... Oakes Ames, who is
vindoubtedly the biet of the whole Credit
Mobilier lot, jo to be expelled because he
told the truth on his erring brethein,
'and the erring bretheren are to be dis
missed with a gentle rep,rimand. Brooks
is to be expelled because he bad Credit
Mobiller stock before Lis votes were need
ed, and Oily Gammon Scofield and hi s
associates escape because they got their
Stock and drew its dividends when their
rtes were needed. Some of these men
not only 'made handsome profits by this
•transaction but deliberately "lied in their
thivat, 6; apd under oath to conceal their
.shams. But :they are chairman of im
ttortant• committees and leaders of the
ire Publican ratty. Hence their immunity
[ficirri the puhililinverit due to their oritnes.
JaMes Brooks; whose name is not on the
Credit Mobilier list, is,to be dismissed be
-cause he is a democrat. This farce will
volt a-tragedy yet if the play goes on.
'Nth tretihilitiete 3 lire:'l.tist • if edifax
A4 . d.assipn.:d the managin,g . editorial ip
of tilO:New,York Trauue .at thetime he
.41104,06qm position was seanrels in-his.
-hands; the -following rteent.hotice in that
lenrrnalewattid , :not'hase appeared.,
th'it siteeeh at Sotith DI aced the
ri - 6,l'ethitieiit 'Wan platie,dOirn
- ,whoselliestitol`e groSieslitt has gydiat
'‘ii:gr,iiinee', l liitfitilit a single .. ovriorttotit•
:6tAehkintlits conr6b,
th
'Mita 'he rett'elied
ItttitNlkiiihtte'ifluilgell.lip :oer' 'day, into
ire n h'e . sititto"to ntime.
Mkt ona "wort irliich hoz not
aggravideil his haie: - ' !Tad: he' kept
tenee,:ortuta the irmno ttlitri;
13 11 iso.tld
"few iitrl . Chir
ddereti to WO now is th'it he- ho
)rAtife_ 4p!anat ion& ATe ivOiet
- Ad* s e eing him tell the thitli. It is • toh
Bite to do auit good. • -
WAnre glad to sen„that The religious
lournals of the country are having some
t 4 the thioldgical Fit Dielted cot of tllt-ir
ears, by tbu t •Uobilj . er : reyelU'tion, .The
*sten: gsmgreggfiguttglovhich Id Utmost
ail old andloite nstrrthodor as Plymouth
itotkilipsiThe followingrither neat hit: •
troiif . of it is', tlfat'lnen who have
be:geodandreligious men
the','"ded•tielst in As emigre
gitiOptilists we are thus disgraced: Our
Illifitikt brethren tare no better—indeed it
has beenleft to wriemipent brother of
thitrperstinsion to 'argue publicly he •dis.-
greet alit:4%lllos of this sty's of picket
fitet:lne ", •
F.04:0410011.3i4lieS11911.
The.move.ment, in the Ilonse-on Friday 1
last adjOurnrnent wae effected until Mon,.
day.miglit,ihas also-a bidden' purpose.,
Friday is what is-known ai "Public bill,"1
deveMd to the consideration of bills of .0
°public cheracter" jnat as Tuesday is de
voted to-Hie "private'? calendar. Nos,
while the "public" business , is knocked
about like a shuttle-cock, no man is so
bold as to„piopose,an,anterferen co with
the private calendar. The Senate bill,
explanatory Of. the general Local Option
law of last year, and under which the
people will be called upon to vote for -or
against license ,on the thin! Friday of
next March, was regularly upon the pub
lie-calendar for consideration to-day.
The adjournment was to defeat this
1 1 consideration, and, by , postponement,
deniage- the chances of the bill.. An .el.
fcirt was made to fix a special, session for
yesterday afternoon or last night, to con
sider , this !and , other .public bills,. but
-This mozning, when it was all' .
parent that the bill. would. be reached,
Mr. Josephs moved to adjourn. Mr. Ma
hon:appealedAo- the House to continue
thesestion.till one o'clock,. in order to
obtain ;action - on the' bill, 'but ,the ad
bournment iras carricd at twelve: o'clock,
y a rote-of .45 to 44. All' the 'Philadel
phian!, c•cept Hancock red Levering,
voted totuljourn. -The- bill 'ties; over till
peat Thursday. -As the-election occurs
in March the purpciso of delaying action
is -apparent.
„in reference Willis matterleen! °T°
tion,it-has been whispered that! a .trieve
inetit vat being' secretly made •••tc';'`effeet
the repeal of the law of kat 'winter ' and
Wiles - Wen Clmigedtin 'some journals that
a large fund was ln hand to acconiplisb
the repeal. I believe that an effort:Vas
organised to repeathel iavi,f•tind tat' a
fund was raised tcesecure it, but I incline
toithe-belief that tilis..purpose. Age been
a.klaria9PefiranCglat,attgoOm hos. l now
been directed to the preventinn
, of.any
farther , affirmetive upon, Ada
subject .-Thia determioation :was. induc
edi ; by, tenicqnsidevation's, viz : 7 —First,i,the
Scants cannot be.reliad:.upoa pa§v
repealing act,; enterer/Dd. the Governor
'44oint4matedhis.purpesejo veto. auch an
act if it is passed. .
• 1. 0 W 4 lwhether, the,.Aefi,ut:-,Of the rA
.pltfisfory bill of this session is to ',be ;
tnneiSfOil 1-o_44.34kilitt , :il4.)# l l)44Selieh
91 1 rift andfuttU , s support front the 143-
nor 'League, is a matter for speculatiom—
None of the lice men have homy here
thitvession,tbut,their interests aie vig
ilaritlytwoctieo*.two
city rnim e rra Onnectiogit rn4y
be oflnt reirtoPstatee . ttpt !thirty-0v?
cases of - itiMp4 .- gitantriVed Ante op Tuee
day latt, o,ouitigoato
delplittrinitnberi‘tir Hone.—Phita
delphia Ingairee:
- -
• . 6s ll I,llopo„.for f ltsiltinik. •• I
' Stokeili':aftet is'to hare -ntiothei
.ebancelothillif6 .41Utign Daviss-in•au
preme, Court Chambers . , oil Satnrdny
morning granting a std' Of:proceedings
until such Omegas the Odentiotir•',raised
on the isqcond - tridt.NOtail' . .;hirre hearing.
His Elema.,'lnairevA, at t he start , desired
to have it understood, ,that he , exisludes
from Onitideration the :41ficlavita- used on
the inotion'for'a new trill); and 1011 'the
gnestiona grotking Mit,of thetiL,'
The'applidatiottiiefore! . hint . , for a
writ of errorto 'bring the judgement rec
oid and the bill 'of exceptiong:'heforb the
general term of the 'Supienie' Court for
review, Judgment Laving be, u 'pro
nounced lathe case,lis Honor adds :,'No
other mode of review, is open to the pris
'Mari end it is apparent • that to grant the
writ with Ont an order expresly staying
his.'execti,tion Wolild be an idle and cruel
'ceremon,y.
"The. exceptions taken upon the trial of
This case are' nuenerolis: The great
majority of them 'l,, deem
„to 3 .4 either
fritoloulsor of' such 'al igh t iniportanee that
they
. ozin rot be 'regarded _as_ having pre.
jutliccd' th e Priaoner:' But in my , op inion
they are not, all of that description.
Some of.-the.exceptioue to tlte , rulings in
receiving'atid excluding evidence, Will, I
think, deserve attentive consideration lip
,on argument. I cannot 'herd eons;dei
them' in detail. The' exception , upon
uhich I liaie the gravest deubta arises
upon a.portiop q.,06 Judge's charge.
. . . .
. :
Understandin theuharge of the learned
Judge to have declared us a legal proposi
tion that the law implies the malice from
the killing and the circumstances of the
case so that the charges of the indict
ment were fully and entirely made out
unless. the prisoner proved, by evidence
sufficient to satisfy the . jury that his act
was a less crime, 1 canuot.but feel, In the
light of, the - cases referred to, .that there
are such grave avnbts, both', us to the cor
rectness of the charge ;and its probable
effect upon: the - deliberation of the jury,
as to bring this application within the
fair scope 1.4 the Lille that. should - govern
me in determininn• b it. It is neither nec
essary nor proper that I.sltuuld form or
es prt.vs any I posi tive um 'lions. upon these
questions: it is enough that I cannot
say.tll4 my, miud ia.fseo from grave and
painful dofibts. 1 reach nry conclusion
to this,case with, regret ;.but haviug ,reach
..ed it I shalt-Pio:form Alio duty that springs
from it with no hesitation."
The immediate ;effect of this decision
will be to defer the execution, which was
to lave,,..lekkon,plucti, 011 Friday next;
out whet her, it will result: in chafigiug the
verdict or not remains to be seen.
•
cmimvellegtiDerpocracy.
• AliaawYstip,-Tebnrary 10: The demo
erotic state convention met in this cit-to
:tbs. dot' teaser:rite-largely attundrd. Col %
onel Dwight , If til*BrEdgelitirt:. fur
trleplygmmblicutitterksiappointed s t imp o _
-ntry chaiinian and' afterivarilif inade 13(4
t chairman. The convention bond
, noted Otiortestli.logersoll• for govtiriter by
a ri Sing vota• and Oniminiutittly,.-Gorge'G..
Sill% ID , hbolal, repablittim , by tieelaniat ion
for lieuteaaot governortllartin. H. Sanger.
for weretary; of - stote, :William- H.
liay
'mond for treasurer' by acclamation and
DT. A. H. Goodrich for comptroller. - .
A recmtuttiOn. was - passed declaring' that
the democratic party was planted on prin
ciples of the constitution declared at-
CinoiOnoAti .aied - !Baltimore ; ttriattiginf;.
440.adakiPittlitatiori itslis: the liarclith
' ppwer in -the :interest :of • ballet hot
stuffing; for striking. dowar; a Csitlifol
cabinet officer 14 please a corrupt ring
aud,rEd.aniingione.who-payeto greedy c
morants toting belonging to the people ;
for using, the aritty-to.c.rusli'the rights , of
the Stated; urrainging thel.vine president
for complicity -pith: the credit mobilier ;
nrraingoing (74pohlican /party' for
squandering the public lands and fur cor- .
roptiontitju . elections ; denouncing the
in terference.of , federal: office : holders; from
the Prtieident id political affairs
belonging td-:. the. 'state, and creating
state legislatures „by„.exectiti%e . decree ;
vvOcoming .Spits,.-to sisterhood. ro•
publics beleiving freedom , to pubi,,woulti
le ihe. an4,•etilogizing Horace
Greeley and larnenting , hisdeath. •
$ Loco t Option
The majority' forlicense • at the elec
tion on Fridayin Schuylkill county as far
as heard from is 2,245, and complete r , .
turns will run it uyi tb 4,000. Pottsviile
gis'es 300 majority for licelise
Rlaircumity gives a Majority of titiont
2,500 against lidensr. The ma . "ority id
Altoona against license is 934 and in
Hollidaysburg 200.. '
Northurnberlatitt-comity gill rrobably
give a - small majority against license. The mote agiinstilicense iu the towns of
Sunbury and Milton is large.
Lycoming-hiut givemabou t 2,00 Q against
license. The majorityfor. prohibition in
Williamsport ni 837. •
kr appears that. the-jury:in the case of
Mrs. Wharton, charged :with an attempt
to poison Mr. Vau Ness, ,have disagreed
and have :been discharged. Thus ends
the second trial of Mrs. Wharton car .the
charge of poisoning. She is now held to
haiktO appear when: ealled . .npon : an
swer another , :charge• of attempting •to
poison Mrs. Van Ness.. While: rte offer no
opinon in ..theie :cases,,:, but ,adeept the
action of the juries:as showingthstcrime
has not been proved, it is:only:: fair to say
that: the determined.bostilitr: tia :this Vo
n:Cam:on the part of eertain.-medical
.whose itiputation for' professidnul knowl
edge is atr itake.:and 'on the 'fart of :the
Baltitnore pivitkition, 4 savors yery mneb
of persetation.-7ifriara.-- •
~. • 4niar, - (7.1112E.Gt, ,
Yillitc4e(Mi4
Dye staffs, Teas Hpfers, Facet Good., Javrelry. Per.
Runny; Briosmotk. lasit.-7 , 43,•E•tat91411
. Iv.a. • -,• t! - 'web. 1, etra.
kiaIfAIIISTR4TOWS. pIi9TACE...Tro n#. *Vigo Of
LL, DantplCattor, dreiljata, of %Veg. Aunarti.twy“
katero 'or 4111mlutatraUon-1117M in. the mild. estata !taring
?esq ipauto4 t tdirsitiotA l
Zig. Mid maara, -at 1' roquestea. to ma ' iiu p halo
Pi,
ea Pdtarta
a ao
Ht.lb bAring WM% aostilarattlillertata
r
Van Mb*. WO. 1k11430.1117:!: : •,! - 11(
11 14 1141 . J kit
ttpcohjits with:pp, can urrA229,:blq
,sitmk, tut note oft othettritt6,with pc . rperstottlir
until the Unit et Attillf Mkt whltth4tmo thltr
wul liiivukiatk 0104049*rAfniarnita.t..
c. C. ED.r.ttri l ,„.
1102ono, /Feb. 12th 1813.-43*
Zri:•1;10* 496.ci:vortintomomstet.
. ,
'IqTT/4MT of Bounty Account of Autkarn 8 .. •1;
0, D ttict, to Feth 1, UM:
\ " i ulipti 82.1101D111Act-; : ' \-.„, Lir.
to•Julguten A ts apc COUIZOtIrIaILDOCket..B4I.SS7d
MEd mud cibtec. tot In Wudotteutu -. ! 1,11tC!
2.6,207 at
Contm .„
Ipyfrobll42oo4 . lo bands . Of 11.,14. Eck.
to c 4itn ( irl i =de .. 43 ‘ MNl, C. Low irl3Aa
cto r 2,000 00
Dopllcate• In bands of J. J. Man
- - 614.14; for velar. salt In Common • -- -
p: Cll. Res beau In at Ito led against
I :°fict i frFol ,ool l-: ' HIP 00-6 15:1440
Balance lihavoi of School Dl4lrict Ira 45
' AEOStirirCattkili, Ifelirityle§:•ll4P-SkC'W.4se2:2-
ABEL TVBEELL,
DRUGGIST, .
• • -
7.11&4731243r0g1ieg l i CUM7B333 • Atiue
eontleunlly 7 re - riving NEW, (10011 St., and beepa con
tlnuull)l on bead e and deiltable atoortcodtt of gen
uine DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, Paint., Oil.,
Dynatoffa, TEAS, Spleqs, and other .geoeeelee, ma.
ware, wall paper. glaur•warr, Ukit yam aileron bonne,
ebbaneya,keroseoe. machinery olle, tan:lora' ofl. neats•
foot oil, reined Whole Oil, oil kir lanterns, oil for
io• tau Machines:o**o OIL Sperm Oil. !Bpi rho Turpe
Moe. VanGrhea,Cenary Surd:Vincula Potash, colleen-
Hated Lye. Axle Greate,Trneaer. Supporters, Medical
Instramenta. Shoulder Elmetll,Wlllps, Ono*, Pleols
partridger, Powder. Shat, Lend, Gun Capr, Bloating
Powder and Fore. VlUllll..Sttlorr. Bowe:tie. Flutes,
Flfin. etd., F tab llooloar.d Llnee,Snr and Tolle: Sonya,
Hate Oilr, Hall Restore/I. .and hole Dyer. Benetton,
Pocket }Solve., Spectael.•, Sliver and silver Plated
5p..... Fdrke, Knives, 4te., Gantlet Articles, a gener
al *teen mee t of
VANCT ethh DS, nwstnir. end
All the I ceding and best kinds of
• ; PATENT HEMLINES.
The people art:lnvited torall at the Drug and Variety
Store of ADEL TIMMELL
Feb. 1,1873. Eatabiebed 1818.
1)11:BLIC LE-,-The subscriber having sold
Lis farm (situated two miles south east of
)lontrusej will sell at atwtlon on the premises
'Wednesday, March 121 h, 1873,
at 0 o'clock, a. m., the following property: One
fine four year old colt, I brond Inure,one 2 years
old colt, 4 choice cows, one 3 year old heifer,
four 2 years old heifers, 1 yearling 13111,3 yearl
ing betters, I dug, 1 lumber wagon, 1 19p httggy,
nearly new, I open buggy, 1 lumber sleigh, 1
nice market sleigh, 1 cutter ,1 mowing machine,
I horse rake, 1, fanning nul l, 3 set double har
ness, 1 set single harness, I saddle, 1 corn shel
ter, buffalo robes; plows, barrows, hoes, shovels,
rakes, forks, crowbars,. chains, scythes, axes,
wheelbarrow, hand sled, grindstone, and a gen
eral variety of fartning'tools and fixtures.
Also—A quantity of hay and straw, about
LSO bushels of oats, a quantity Of corn , In the
ear, pork in barrel, potatoes, apitlet, etc., and a
quart thy of, hemlock.
ALSO—Feather beds and beddlog, bedsteads,
chains, tables, stands, burcrih, carpets, loosing
glasses, C. S. map,coUnty map, I iron safe,
tubs, pails, pans, churn'', and dairy riXtures,
Marc& kettle. 3 pail 'kettle, and.a.gencral.slariety
of houseltold.goods too numerous to mention.
TER3IB-:An suhts undert.,s, cash down ;
and ()ref, nine months credit with interest and
approved security.
Strrox,Auct bracer.
11011.ERT KENT..
3tontroic, 2 20th, 1871-2w*
iTERCANIILE AiTUAISINENT.
DEAI.I.7S IN lIRECIIA.NI;PISE,
Susgaebauna Comity. take notice, that,
in purenauce of. the several Acta of As
sernbly ' this oeturnOn wealth to:provide
revenue to meet the •demands Upon . the
Treasury and for
. oth - 0 porposks, the uu
der.sigt,y?.., I.lercantile taxes
leer oxi4 j Vcitilitv,,:lip,..pr , eparvd, a list rot
,'%l- e re - 1 11 i ak.6 Inv:ling in said coryntc, and
placeo. each Alert:l)44,LO that ! cfass,Which
to him appears just
,and right, according
to the Acts of Aiqemi..ily'; to wit
• A.urtturp,' . 1, Liberty—
Flaery 141illgiauttini 14
If .101311, r. ' .1811141Leman pn4. t 4
W . 7 4 4;t11'# res 9. '! 1 "? 32'4" 14
Ariddictattll.
L 41141414 " Niftier White • T'S
. .ifontrosa.
Aid Ali ltrii f1r.11 . 7;c1
CC Worth I'l, v J 5111Inre
J rrun° r ' •., ;
.., 33 114.opy.Droke a ca
s i i t Lu.,..,1,,,, .. l4 r H.Ctirgttilur
Broollipt., • • • : 11J Wevb.
.1 B Ircrr ! , , 1.4 . 1.1.,0.1.,0n0 &Co :
Deng., y . Bol.N• 14,2 Cobh
D A Tlteunrth . ' . IRIJ Ti DeWitt
4.vc.,.E, 17
Eldrid g e . Jo. 111 , 1101 AIN Ichnh.p in 4
A Torrellp m 4
Por..y Sett. MI SU Wil...ott
ci,,,rd ' dottenbnrg. _R.BOI.
G 0 Well* 15 - hatud'ai Ckt
.1 N Maker F• ~, 144C?.PoTd/Alii. ,
I 1... Bollard
I N 11...1zer . • . "lirt. '
H W.JohnorM ' I.? ---e. l • • '
11XV ,1,31m•0u.4 ..., • , 1,4,8004. grin. &Co
`l"Wir... 10 IV D" ^ " c % .is
"-. . nunda ff• l '' -'' 8 f ' wir..
h n
XI; rtmaltwrs, ' ..' r 1 1 e N Shidd*.l. • .
41 4 V 1• ,
•
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A Ilithahlontl ' - • . 'Unr,l & corwhi
tivarmf: :_, 11 wtr.nlith
. -
idGanDief prh 4 • ..,:c 1i...A All 14,14 , gr0ve
:DirThgek- _I VCR"...1. , ,t Co
.A.,1111e• . . 13.-4jer,C Hin
V. mlt Thayer 14 it ( • :•....
•LSLbell
Dlaturop
.New
David Damtiei's p m 4
000 Clement
Dtakertnart .t Co' "
Deck." '
1.41-7.slarry
Starvaa dc Loabody
Yoreat Lake,
Si L Bail
, Fran/din.
TIT. Meiners
AU Merriman
14,
141
IS
121
1.
J Wllante
IT Burrittp rn 4
.7 Mares • •
Ane3 ilayden p 4
V 7 4.)105i CC°
ll. Garrett bosh.u
J 1.. Mcrra
Min' DoF
P
DC& ordham
4,11&E.P Mnpane . ,.;
Piiendsaille.
)fro X McNamara
Wen Darras, p m ,
Robert %Tromp.
Crratritentt:
JP•Mcerrtku
Tr A Clark,
J
Walter Psforrn
klcdrZe Mai:MOS
P Doran .• t •
W A C01.1. , 1
S henbelm
P It 1.A.4 a PO,
TD Eaten - non ppm t
ttpb.no 5.12.-Mehver
g l e F oVet ick
L Rosa
M Sllsema
D ROlolmas p ml'
James Pallor
Dean SCnpm4
ariliken .1 Smiley
Co operates Cp
Den II Wells p o 4
M Tlnglry
Einnyedy &Son*
I • • Harmony , .
A Lost. &Son,
II X', Drape &Eq p . m 4
Your,: & Thomas,
JStephens
S Schlegel.
8 W alters •
John Pritrilk
13 J 9111116 ' • • 14
' 24 Gretnrer pm 4; • 10
173
II) .4nyder ' 14
•
i , A DMP44,•1141 &Mu 14
Spruigral4.
jj A - RSchtlvr .2, •,. 13
'• 14 It T Hantliirlt • 12
13. lltprtsfant &.Iklricroils 11
34 1 Spencer & De- WI ti 1 3
8 ;silrer Lat.
: 11 WO) Trau ta .!. • 14
1 1 t 4l ' a n g Y L I ! • ' ' 11
31 1 , SIISPEC44 I / 1 114 Depot. ,
- : T TM* pson . 11
li Ze r ri n ellg3d o ,lex, • ' ' 1 1 1 4
I
A It Tarbo2.
~
P D Lyons 14
13
GIL Adams' 11
Iffts Altana%) 14
IVoa Datill . , 114
.1 t , Foci 10
d CE:slnd ' • ' 11
21 CSurtleo • 14
!WI F-Ikenhcll 1 4
(ICU-apt:ill ' 33
.43113 C. Dell . u
IJ eitlll C o ok •11
.1 C .2, .1 11 Cook . • 13
,Gatteoburs,
AV Co lioten. I, 9
!' • bstlm
urnttr*a • 14
D A ttone , 11
Leltti Ptiftlftiel ' -14
CJ Lyons ~ 13
Mri SI E Doblnomr• " 34
Thomasldakunald• . .. 10
A WI. . -14
C A tinter • 14
11CLalpm 4 , 10
VI , Srull i l e t lP" • 14
~ . It
Unlon Moro .. 10
41.741eput • , - • 14
Y DTl:aye? • • 'l3
r 1 0 01 1 ,4 1 1, & D1eD , 30413 14
0 D Cranaall ' 42
il . TT:I7P • ' 13 14
W.s 011•02.141 p at 4 11
liwyapm 11
a 74183rd , ~ " : 1 II
at" , irraltre , • ' 1
1111.gcni &bre, . ' 144
(lernrlthbltettham , 11
OmEEFwMI.. ,', u
A Cracr 14oiln .
AST Ol ti bunt . • • . 14
c f i,... Doter , 1,
' — Phoniiiym ''. '
, CkLiimli , : , , ' -14
141 21, ) , I i tocpt ppt t'' . ] 4
' . 14
11W W Desserwer .. ' • 'll
C
Mane. NiehOlt/i&Co } 72
C'CBprt!!;t 4 •
Ilarford,
I',lCarr„Ll
CA tlhekete , 14
3151114 We • ' It
mk.,,e{4 dt.Nsweop
JC Etlivards 14
ti 1t J • nors ' .11
ET Tiftany 11
It tc ./aekisn.
n h.
I D InSlspm4
31 neon
1111slely • •
N,orrist& rre A• et4l,h.
0% ,
Plf Ittiseticrdarp ar; • 4 14 1
LIWP I44 -rhrr r;
1411 hesrarlos A Bros 33
Ritthirsiola ,
.
FOl 'l3'
'Pla'sur &Jeffers' • ” • 111
g man:asst. a . • , 11
Brjrrtsopht ' ' 'll
11411 Itairos r • ;- 11
J WrI;141 ..;
1 ' • •
Grow A; Bros 12
hlhts 11anter , ~.13
Blade & Cy/ratter,ll
er.:iiliiiicsTiits Vesbiniecnr3liniitaiiiniti:
';'-'"' dais 14
:.,,; Bales $ - 5,000 less:than 4110;000:elass 33
Sales ,Aippoo Sisk 0,1.01;30 : 1.2
"Sales $lO,OOO f ee s - 115bn t 410 .111 class
Sales 323,00014 cm than 120,000. flkii.e 10'
08.0001eier than 5 40 , 0 0. el*' 0
Saks:00,000 less'lhtto ** oo o - elass 8
And the Jtulgek, thenourtirof,Xonnonit
cicns of, lurid; tt,Cpn,rt nfrAp
*bit, the court Iletiati iii'3lo'ntrOptt, in sad for
sahltonrity;nn'Thiniday„ April 1703;.'1343; fit
one tiekoeklit terielilehithne4ll3l3 plan= an
of the Illeraluistts cleshribetli !leaned. ams chelecl
asatatetsol46l.rit
. 1 1k 1 134 , 1 1 3,1„4 ,1 !•,! 0 :0:37 , c3L 4 -.: 1 0/1X,
lip •;Mir 4 2FM)4 4 "9/.W
tt g aw e, • — l3ltfr YCR •
40i'itkiir4W9000iff•AP$311Nett'
MEE
F , --
_. _
NoTlCft—tblitts to caution th e public against trust.
: logile , ael tberry on my account, an will pay no
debts 01 eontracl:l4g after tlifs data. . 1141 .
i 4 Fib. tl3*-4r. WM.
' ' •
•
- .
-, •
•
ANNUAL STATE Eisrt
crp TUB
Reoeiptii. Expenditures
OF
SuaqiiolteunuaCo; fkir 2972.
I t• I . ' •
Made and ramie*. ••• - • of CI! "tot of Aforolo
bly of the pill, A. D.183L
RepiNCE - OF COLI . . CTOIVYACCOe#II
F 04.072,"
. ,
Townsbl parrs! Duetll Acettitutt E:ol2* • Per
Boroughs. • totes: • paid; 'flops 'Cent.:
Apolacon".l...s 484 26'$ 409 61 $ Itir 20 $ 21 55
Auburn....... 1.476 18'1,38850 "1461 7307
Ararat. 296 02 278 G- 269 - 140
Ilridgewa telt' : 2,126 53 -1;982 70' (20 08 40483
Brooklyn • 1311366 '1,14724 "' 0 01. ' :6088
Clifford • .1,80968 1„.4 06'' 13 25 4447
(3mconut 54305' ' 51489' - 960• 07 137
I)inwck ...... 1,294 . 60•' 1,21767 : 1 1316!'6407
Dundati ~ • 15176 148°4 •788' • 7 769
Franklin . • 87605 • • 1128 80 - 5 06 • .48 59
Forest Lake ..•1,068 20 101012 "438 53 19
Friendsrille .. 18329 ' 167 15 785' ' 879
Gibson 154164 1,269 20 • 565 •-66 79
Great Bend... 1.077 66 101 670 745 33 01
Gt. Bend - Mm. 43509- :19990 14 15 '2104
Harmony 85118 80080 • '1024 42 14
11 a Hord 1.20(102 1,11664 936 5982
lierriekc . 70.364 ' 601 33 435 33400
Jackson ' 1 159 42 1,09403 818 57 26
.Itacsup .. 80033 /6041 800 4092
Lath rup... ‘.. 797 46 75110' 674 - 2053
Lenox 1,28562 1,21427 745 -43100
L. Meadows.. 13768 15056 '• 25 687
Liberty 86160' '79743 2807 :11,1 07
iddle( own .. 841 21 770 01 go 76 4057
31 ontrutte.... 1,038 45 1,83194 1011 06 41
New Milford.. 1,69811 1,1311517 10 57 84 37
N.3lllford bom 687 15 ' 60812 755 3148,
Oakland' " 601 03 03147 582 29 76
Rush 03503 88884 19 39 4078
Silver 56970 81282 14 17 43 77
Susquehanna-. 1.13803 1,03583 4847 - ..54
Springville ... 1,14051 1,061. 00 204 5 5000
Thobson .. 607 60 574 33 808 20 23
3207453 A 90 9 .84 094 10 118158
ItECAPITIA:AT}ON. * '
Total ain't of Duplicates, - $313,074
Total amount pall by
t'ollortoct - - $30,01M1415.-
Tioxli ain't Exonerated :194 10 ' •
" Percentage to - "' • ' • '
4 Collectors - - - 1,43'3 SS. • :
53
Tow NS II I PVA'N'D — COLL EC ro
A ra :Ancr, ..... E. 8 ynoterjlierrlck.... A. A. Carpenter
Auburn.. .. il. N. TiPitovel FArtkal ...E M. k 4 ;....15
A rn rat Gaon:, A arry!.le,n p T.ta km:alif,
rtelltvirater....lt.Fanchreilnairola , .., , . A nee) .31,genj:
Itraoklea :. J.L. Reynold..Lenox.. ~, ... A7Fficirchl:l
CI ifr..rd ....M. A Gardneritititer itendavee....7' Itiper
Cltecoent.: .. David Stantes Liberty. ...Joseph Weh.t..r
Dian0rk.,.....8. 0. Bunnell 31 Icttiltite . nn—aaninel Ondre
Droalatr .... .... Amon IklllatiMont rape ...Tabu A. Llowell
rn
Pnklin —Yr de,rta Line. New Miltnni, _4, 2{....nne.
i s,
rmert Lake.. Arni. G. 'Smell N. `Alllfarattoio... fintlillt
Frier deville. ..tnmri 'Mewl Calkl , ild:.'......Y.'N.lC:Fax. --
Gib... .......F. P. Whillser Utah. z. ~_. .C. Flncurieeelt .
GL Bend . .li. 9. Barman :flier ,LAke • ri."4,9 Ar.;
Gt. Bend born it Whltneffe , P , rb 36s "... : •rnh Ifit'Pttr ,
,larmanr.—. .I.larai Tat lac ..prlnerflte..,A. Q. p n ... ,
it.,Lord - 41 ark 8:41ndl Imansyta4..J.' W. ftrandiu
CO NTY Ex PENDITCitES - r
To COtakknoorollth Coat '
ItottlYiCACl2 ' ' 4111 to
16. d . .... . ,
11lud.g. CouutiCumml.lutiir...s3 - 4 . A0).••-. •
F. L. Iter •• 401.511
0 Mg.tilyttraft.
L. 1 3 / a te...Jim •
4007 ,
L. ti. I.•bub..ToVn • aW
.1. R. 1..rm•0. Indq.Nlo,ll(..enna ... 1.10003
G. 4 k 61C - 41J • ••••• 'A' ••: • -Loco
e;i4:,..4; , ..p :ro to I
Ktyl, rostolin, Flan 4u au
Or.amtand YrtrrelYV .7,d73 v 1
coorriloot4tud-7ail'ratrendttgtii.c. ,' • .1.9r..t.3
O. 1. none., PoMagr
ICegio try, FIN 40
- ..... •
Cb , udolita and Fatiress.lAturoo.2...r—,::`,.'.s4l9.
.bor ,
„trim
Golend Presider!!lnl and forts i.:l - ot 1,5*193
Just tales rip T. NS ky• Shktilf —.. 447
Wm. T. .halos, Sheriff and Jaltnr— 1,2t0t5-1
H. H. Llelnar. gherilt.......— .. .
. 1011110
AFiro,al,l4lo Ltylo
m. cOMMAM,‘
lotm. rt 1:44750
Coroner's Ingo.. 4.a. Post Slone= .r. 1,121.1.,
Tatum, 7" I'o'=o
Or C. C. 113Iary, Jell Phytile
Itastern Penizmninry .. . ' 49394
J R. Cr rm •IL Divtrlct ..Ittorger..!„.. J....,.' ;!2 . 0 , 011
County Bonds /inlets:no& . • 2a2; 10
wild Cut twonttel r • • 4 , 4 • r.S
Inso mace '11175
Jars C..mml slonitrs.. .....
B, g;o rr d„ proilumplArl
• "
Wm. ft t:vlopm.. for Rcsoentor'Stiorps::'—',.. :tt3
Weathers` InstltOtel....
Atscla y, State Vas 3.t0
• " " "t . . 2,114115
B. di, Jones. 4 dskYt...: ‘ 300 P
A mosNlehi,le. Co. Aiaiterli. 'lO2lO
• • L. ant lid, t SOW
Tretsarrr:s Petcr.tntte
?Jut ltvllandl.: ..... ... iotts
...,—,+,........
Vry.,4+ll 07
•
/ • +
. .
. .
by Coonty order* reeeem+4l ham' 54.. lA.. "++'i
. N 9, C+sl3 . lpclusivo ..... ...•.....,..,..-.- • fi1f,.16.41.%
Tremi rye++ P”re +mgr. ...... ._...._ .... LlSiril
Four retumflog Orders • ' .., - " ~.. .•;.ICeSlit
S..T;;MT.9 •
STATI3f STQI DOO TA:S. AALA Nt7i-4572
TRACY
. .
To amount of anid fund in TneasifTer's
' handl' as per List atidltois' repeol..,s=ll3
"
• • ' V,Dli 03
•
' 'CONTRA. '• ' M.'
Ily no; Onlers tedeemed from No.l to
N 0.7 , •—...4127 el
Treasurer's Commission on Expatiation,* . .244
Amount in Treasurer's bonds to 167 ,111.
,
, .• 6 .
Illt:Ai0.70E11% , :, STATEMENT L11.1141',1A
FI\E3 iou TIT?:
M!MWMW=MI
' Bdrong-ita !cams: - paid 'Liana Cent
21 , 00' Vl7 53 ia 350 $ 07
ALatritra.: .... .13 :8' st.tl..! 72
Ararat ...... 1100 , .12 83 • .50,- :10
Bridgewater 441 00 3088 18'50 :I * l.-P.
Bmaillpa " "1050 '" 1023" s'oo' 57
. ... 5000 '4OOB 750 2'4.,
14 00 .10 83 , •2:50.: ",137
39 50 ~ 20 03 1 800 6.57
DundalT.- 10 00 „ 808 • 150 • . 43
•
Frsnklm
~,28 00 23 23 350 1 2,2
38 00 24 23 12 50 ,• 1.27
850 s'7o' 250 .30
Giliscnik. 20 00. 20 13 ,1 50 `.]:137
Grlpot,,Bend.. 23 50 I'oo ~, 4 50„ „, DO
areat pe4d b.crq... 50 , 12.83, , 0,00:
2700' '21'85 .400•' I'ls
' 22 50' 2000'50 1 '1 10
,
• 160
Jacloson. • ,-20501 1 7 10 ..2 50 -90
.Iw6up ...; ..... 21501. ; 1350 . 750.,..70
f, sihroji •
5950, 29 200 177
Lenox, "" 21 OW 10 48 50 02
Lfultirsfuldows:..
• • 500 - "'- 8 . 80 ' 419 20
lAbortyr 'ST 05 200;: 195
Xiddlotownr«.:.;* 07 2040 zoo
montime ;•4, •• f 1000
.1 AG 13 2 , 00 05
N'ere3lllfdr•l.:::. 47 50 'B9 43 600 ' 07
Neiv Milfbrd tioro 26 :10.' 1615 050 • 53
6601 , 5'-1118 .83
Itz•li • • ...• .• • : 4 21101•,..118 90 -.ZAO .1 200
4, 4 0 0 , .•,-, .09',;!= nu. .
,1 72
tittiquelpvinn.„..... 52.00 . ~49 73 /300 23
gprlngvlllo ,85 50 • '
Thonnion.. • ":. , 21 . 40 ."1710 , • 9•50- -2, 90
;•••r•-•.4.
144 :OP 71A JA: 341 .
"vtizArl4.l. - 441514„...T.: r , •.. ~
• Ani tu f f a oMI rf, ;,-.Ot4;P P
19 1 0 iV9Ptiht;cria 2 4 ,44 , • '
144444:: 1 147.1furTlt , iti;3ll -
• .;,144 vaxi{„i nppi
..rti4TVili
. .
_ -
Tuzas.,:izr Account
;SvOt Itu.rrAti; FUND. Da.
ClA:4lA,iistolloeion for int—xioil
•
;.• • I coslan. .
D 7 ;moron bald oedreetlon
nt:pe Iteeerptle,
' (), L .\
.•
.Refunding Order to D. Tillie
ltdatree In Treesurees
e iza
Fluilberyfelant
X. L. Carus. tconsty Aatiarr,
_ _
TWA' _HAYDEN. TREAI4 OP soli Q A
fA AccottNT WITH SAID CO:
'o Astibusitio TrttunuerM lisidsMii per last
Atiditurs`ltepOrt6..:J.,nw.rwl* 45
implieet* for 1874... ,42PT4
lierei,e4frirehlThsested ~ .
1,.901,14
"°. idolseTiShastid • Loony
„ _ David Tailor,
Sew
' '
Amount res.'ll frost eossty.oeletrs for rod- a theege
•••• o „frossjiliso.X.l.lvzior t fiber.
ilf.•FleleosodJOry rio 66
- sit! .. .. .flover AWLlif, •
y
••••"'" o from illlitarpfines for Print. 1i)77
loti C ." - •
" ~for C ourt nos . " retikEvan's 119 0
•Lectors'. ........... .
I " %fir B n rst i ll:r 4 r ' Fr ! ')
: •:for -Court Boom mt., My*. ,
mains Brothers 11W
•• for "Coon Boo* mt. Ts*
• .mdse Brentano 11W
for Court Hotta) rest„ John
„• Bir,Cour Uolustrenasslietrit,
Amocialloo 1114
Trots Perk* 'Criteirlbr J:l3.
from sare •• addltionsi.rsic.-.llm. IAI
'from lieturitid .
• • - Cciresia, Cr..
rearjteltradlagOrdera
,Rl l2 ,
Costal Orders redeemed from Ito. i •
Iminoire • '• • ' -••• ' 211,1ii111
Etonemlloos *Collectors 11114104
Pert:estate 10 COUCC2OIII 1.53:15/1
I*7
Treasureeipaemtutan onreestpts of BA-
1, a
' 1414 st.lXt•er meet • " -
Tro , oolreeo Cllll/1111101.1111 expendltrunr Of
244.227 24 at per cant; ...... 622
Amount In Treumees hands tp bah05ee.,.„.7.11,113
STATEMENT OF W. T. blOziEy. SI 1i IT,,
IN ACCT WITH FINES AND JURY
FEF FOR 18/2. Dr.
• • •
" "
among of Flues and Jury Feel, luser ara.
ath• Cletk of thirliZert or' QUiftrr
!Version,' • " 011 CIT
• ' • "'" • •• • %.• "vallStidn•
•
Dy imnoot paid Troarmer and aimed fa Ni
aacvnm„Vane ,
Tbres p.r cent: retained for eolrectlen 7 411 ,
.... .rt..„ktpop.
STATEM ENT or T.-EAS' IN ..ELATION. TO'
Ran AND SENOOL: !AXES 0:r; I :Pft: C.
SEATED LANDS-1870 t 1811.- IV:.
bamboo , al, sta.
110311 TAXES.' - .3. ir-7 , ` ,
To, amonat of Road - tieertratt• !pi the iraititrdr`'.
'Mate
i 1 C 4
llt attiptiiil paid . . F.. r . .!1 - 10;cvilst
,1;112
BCIIOOI,..TAX*
To moon( a( School N arranta fot ,t l(laitara
Jan nue •
.."' ,$1,451111
Br smour.t paid
Treasurer's peresu gage at 11 pa CPI. U
'Sten:Mt:4"r •OF Sp:* • ed.7l'lltiiVer,
I",r.ike.kni - I. AV:
rA ' r r ir:l2O f VT I
ttingt -e. ,l: . jarn t :n46 e .
- ktAn r ,for:lgkCiA 4 h d l u lrg l roMirsiiiiMiii g 7
We e.r If; the foregoing to be •io sket itetest.
K. L. ,
OSPAR WASHISURN.. yContaltoutztinfosar
-.• LYMAN•BLAIMSLES:. --"*! 4••PlAjt •
iertrii . : • WA. ca..sios,:gemtaispitotiriopFrw.-
A VD nal; IttIVIIT,
- -
SurquENAN74 , LIVRATT,..ss.
tii'e:yu;uuttersigne 4nditota irtnoti At; Arr
County alt Sintnehanna t t rod, 'in pursuanat:ot
nue duties, nt the 4nditols' Qttice„ in Nostra*,
nn 111ondar, Jannaerttlfi.V. l - 18tViitirtrid
audit, adjist, and settle the eesefil- -accent:An-et
tire Ceenaitt4ortereanci-TATsgrer,4.ol;Scoun•
trodi.orgthiall.ghonA-thor°V • 4ti s ,t
.we find In
btreorreet, „WO tio • the.
Intcy - littyilett; , Treasare'r_•-of—sattl ,, Conllty,
natuunrie cliuhiSr flindieZlB-4C3f #fiten4l;tti
State finidiqllenk Stoc ky
Dog ter remain leg. orAO..tiiiicrtifirMfrirrl4
amount of .Militielnittbt; 4G; total Ip3,lss•
57:'• -.••••,%•!•-,,:.,•••,;,••••••••4
... AUokNiC4i4il4; ,
... , i
M. L. CATLIM,.. COast.3 l, Aittitaei
*J. T. ELMS::: .Z. . 4, • ' ~..... - ~ • x
larditors. Office-Moatrose;-.Tarr.-7; ii.-IHEM
..: - .11:' , ' , .', '2"...- t. ... , . •,'
MOVER.II6I I I2IY
'To f/ olit Crii?Wirk: filmic Vint titOist
Feed on credit I desire *amnia call haat%)
the 20th of March in order to be certain
grctire itr - raftri.cereeli any tirn%
!"till at. Ilte'StOtii 6 r..44-.W.etibAtelatiVse
"4,ilniNrk:
einrrlANS• could SAI E. - • •
In persnarreirininiirder of the Orpltan4,
er,s,keibrFotwroow,. 811136.61'76W
sPcatiia,to usdlmele4tsen, mill:We iipased,to ,
public, sale. on Vie 'premise' s toroth afaer dederth
eflrOli, SATUTIDATiItA ken ' 4 4; 18711,Ertrio.
o r eloeli p. m., the telinicirrardeserthen real eatarei.
or which Sarirlel gsllffaTetrtli,deltr
-111 AT CI3IOIBCIIPARC'Et. ATM , 1,04
of. lnitattztr4 •drissOropo Toss:ship/ JCVOISION Btbit
erateiale - reeam:-Poneee .amtAiseiefeso as.4olbsolt Mks
Brdhosthe to tha rearm of the Aldost an moat vadlearil
TrO spite Thud; Threes slosutild roodffolti friasssi
oae half ilegrrseS, 'most thlrfrolOti sods to acme:
stenosalOns rams moth. seven .deverowsosst 18 640
rods to corner In centre of Said Mod; shuts st
PlUlle St nth 21 dermas asst. 21 perches ; , Us ra if
ourte•So a Ift ID dr.:treas. , west 2810 perch es Thiono
South 111 dal:vale - rag 1101;042Patttles to post andl
ftPlaa arra tone black Idtaa..lo MOP , . a k tin., , I,4_t_ll
matt plSlOlr. at Geo rao itrileritAlCe WS
sordi oueloir demo srestlL 9, stub
osPoer of odd 1 frpliftrark: and t bee Cora ts,..r
---7.io.th 'adds 7,1":11' de wost'l3:l es. 4s
Tho Out. at' IW,lnalveentalif xhtlat- leWo •
lose ap ti
L tlie irdpnaterocalparA sourfs'
•
two in? SAt:E.Vinj ; 04Pira dr!T•
of sale. niinali - tho bahince on final confirMar
Hon, and the balance - in - nix - months from flag
confirmation with interest from confirmation of
sale, . J. W. Bn.r.tims,
1. Adieu's.
E. Ems,
Nieholson t Feb. 2I , Fr+., ,
wr la.-Via:3EI7UL EC COW SWIM,
OTPOSITI TUX COI= MOVIII,
t3ZITIO
JOAN B, TAIMELL. Proprietor.
sattit Mimes Imre ttas it 001/00 Ittlyeanating
W '' ilde " s G. Irriar
rent
Ca.
4 1710
74%
.. all
. 1140
11170
. ,
• ) - , 41.9 00'
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