PRESS,
nnHtiISHKD DAIL.Y (SUNDAYSEXOEPTHB)
f BY JOHN W. FORNEY.
orUOA *#• Ml BOtTTH VOTOTH STRUT.
XJXB DAll.r FKESS,
. mtr iaheeribei*. U Teh Dollars Pub AhiTOX, la
” S „L' „ Tyrrm Oehts Pbr "Were, payable to,
‘‘rarrier Mailed to Snbieiiber* out of the elty, i
*l. nowijime P*» Amwif t Poo* Domui. ahp Fiftt
,0* Six Mohthb; Two Doi-i.abb ahd Twbntt-
owt« >o* Thbrr Mouths, Invariably In advanoe
(•£2? MveftteeinaHte laaertei at the usual rate*.
" iHI TBI WBBKLT press,
jaHod to BshMftben, Five Dollars fer Aiwint, la
FnurciAL.
Jr., & 00.,
0.
BANKERS, -
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
GOLD. SILVER,
bank notes wanted.
No. 20 Sooth THIRD StWOt.
QHAB. T. TBBKBS, JB.,
STOCK AND BILE BROKER,
removed
3O SOUTH THIRD STREET.
jajg-lm
pRBXBL & CO.,
BANKERS,
84 SOUTH THIRD BTRBBST,
DEALERSIS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN COLD,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES 'BONDS,
QUARTERMASTERS* TOUGHERS,
Alfo
UNOURRENT MONEY.
BTOOKB AMO BOMDB BOUGHT AMD SOLD AT
IOABD 07 BBOEBBF Jtfl "
iB HAVEN ft BROTHER,
BANKERS,
BEHOVED TO
io. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JaMm
8. LEECH & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
'No. M EABQ.TJHAB BUILDINGS,
(WALNUT BT.. BELOW THIRD).
Gold! CoTemment Bondi, Oil and Miscellaneous
tocks, bouiht and sold on Commission St the Board of
Iroken. Dealers In Foreign Exchange. Letters of ore*
U leaned on LoAden, Parle, Antwerp, die. Jal7-8m
(09. CUtDWBLL.
jAiDWBIiL & CO.
■ 43 South THIRD Street.
Stocks o Ain> loahb bought add sou) on
AT THB
BKGtTLAK BOARD OFBROKBRB.
/CIFBBENT BANK NOTES, SPBOIS, «w.,BOTr&HT
Ajr» SOuD.
COLLECTIONS MADE and INTEREST ALLOWED
>N DEPOSIT. J»l7 Im*
iAnaa 1M0&Y.
EMORY & 00.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Mo, IS South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
All kinds of unnot fund* ABd Gold and Silver
OTuht and sold, and Gollastions Insda-
Particular attention flven to the nnrahsse and sale
t Government, Rata, aad other Btoeka and Loans oa
jmmlsslon. »MB-fa»
tIOSO*W. BfBWBB. BDWIBHILLBK. 'j_ 109, L, HOUSTON.
Ijjbwbs, miller, & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
*O. 50 SOOTH THIKD STBEBT,
DEALERS IS
weramrat securities, specie, TJnonrrent Money,
City ■Warrants, fco.
-00K8 BOUGHT AND SOLD OS COMMISSION AT
THE BBGtTLAB BOABD OF BBOKBBS.
SCALES.
'AIBBAJNHB’
WAREHOUSE,
|U oraSTSOT STREW*.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
'DWARD P. KELLY,
TAILORS.
18 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now selling from their
WINTER. STOCK
REDUCED PRICES.
I»SS8-K . __
EMOVAL.
ZIEGLEB &, SMITH)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AM>'HAHD»AtIttJ*SBS OF
;e lead, zino, colors, putty, ad.,
HAVE REMOVED TO
to. 13? North Third Street,
, nere we offer to the trade a choice
[BOOS AND CHEMICALS. a he«T«tockof WINDOW
ILABB. OILS, &c. Also, WHITE LB AD, ZlaO.
'oLOBS.PUm, andWHBEL OEE ABE, flop onr owa
\OTObV, All auk OS St, John street ja23-lm*
OLD’S PATENT IMPROVED STEAM
'ATER-HEATING APPARATUS
WABMIMO AND VENTILATING PUBLIC
UILDINGB AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
aiamrAornßis bt tbb
UHIOH STKAM Ain) WATSB-HKATISG
COMPACT
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
AMES P. WOOD Sc CO.,
41 SOUTH VOUKTH STEMT.
... _ M. FELTWELL, Supt.
jiMni'ip
SOIJOI& GBOVBR.
[XKiKIMiIBSMn HAST*! WAHBOOMS,
TABLE TOPS, Ao.< *o-i
No. 0593 cm«»tnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
FACTORY, TESTH AO lUWH,
BTJOKWHBAT FLOUR,
WHIT* OLOVBIL'hoNBT. :
HXW FASO FSIOHXS. s
CULTIVATED obANBBBBIBS, AO.
ALBERT O. ROBEBTS.
Beeler la Fine Groceries,
-Ml-tt Cornsr. ELEVENTH and Vl** Streets.
CA.BINIT FUBHITURE.
v , MOOBI A CAMPIOM,
"fM»f*r»4toWlowS« B d«SB« D lntS| , m&rk«{ la the
i. K. OALDWHII,.
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PHILADELPHIA.
gCALES
JOHN KELLY,
* ' 1 ■* *' ■' :
VOL. B—NO. 157.
rfo the People.
ENTITLED-
A BOOS 808 THE PEOPLE,
On the following Diseases:
EYB ABB BAB DTBBASXS.
THBOIT DISEASES IN GENERAL- *
CLBBGYHKN’B A3D POBLIC BPB&BBBS’ SORE
DISEASES o/tHBAIK PASSAGES, +
Ajmßr&Mm:
The book la to bo bad or W. B. & A. MABTIEN, No.
60S CHESTNUT Street, and at all Booksellers'. Price,
One Dollar.
TIO2TS, wbioh he treats with U>e surest saoeess.
Office, lOflT WALRUT Street. j&34-3m
CURTAIN CtCHNDS.
E. WALRAVBN,
MASONIC ■ HALL,
Tl 9 'CHESTNUT STREET,
* OFFERS
~ LACE CURTAINS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OF NEWEST DESIGNS AND COLORS,
TJ. S. BUN TING FLAGS,
us
CURTAIN ROODS,
AT LESS THAN PRESENT GOLD BATES.
W ALRAVEN,
jaS4-tf 710 CHESTNUT Street.
CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
FOR GE
A STLBiron) ASSOfTMHHT OF
SCARFS,
GLOVES,
TRAVELLING SHIBTS,
STJSPENDEBS,
MUITLEBS,
HDKFSh
Aid mrr deeerlptlon of
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
BCITABLI TOE PBBBBHTB.
LINFORD LDKENS,
M. W. Kg. SIXTH and OHESTMUT.
IOTHB SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
A Tha subscribers would Invito attention to their
IMPEOVBB COT OF BHRITO,
Which they make a specialty in their business. Also.
““‘ifoHrSSrils’Soß GENTLEMEH'S WBAB.
J. W. SCOTT <St 00..
GBHTLBMEN’B "FURNISHING STORB.
• " No. 814 CHESTNUT 8 FBKST,
Jour doors below tbo Continental*
WATCHES AMD JEWELRY.
JV FINK WATCHES, JEWELSY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
' GOSHKR ARCH AJTD TJBHTH STERBTS.
Sroo<A**, Baaia Button,, Armlet*. Bran Uta, S,a*i
riu ul Blni«.dTea B«t*. In Fltaban.
Waiter,. Goblet,, Pork,.
Spoon*. A*.
IV WaMua repaired and Warranted, Old Sold.
Diamond,, and SllTerbonilit
noSO-Sm
' PRY COOPS JOBBERS.
VAjf cxkr bubs- '
gUSH &. KURTZ,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IS
DRY GO ODS,
Kaye BEHOVED their State from 137 K. THIRD Bt;
49 NORTH THIRD STREET.
(There they will keep > Ml Use of—
Clothe, Ctsslmeree, and Vestings.
Silks, Bibhoas, end Drees Goode.
Shewls end Balmorals.
Linens sad White Goode.
Eases ead Bmbroiderlee. .
Flannels, Jeans, Ginghams.
Bl.ashed Shirtings, Colored Cambrics,*.. jal4-lm
SEWING niGHINES.
SEWING MACHINES, -
STATIONERY A BLANK BOOKS.
AND OTHEB
We are prepared to fnraleh Hew Corporations with all
the Books they reinire, at short notice and low prices,
ef tret quality. All stylet of Blading.
gTBEC FLATS CEBTIFIOATBB OF STOCK,
LITHOGRAPHED ’ V
TBAHBFKB BOOK,
OBDEBS OF TRANSFER,
STOCK LEDGES,
STOCK LEDGES BALANCES,
BEGISTEB OF CAPITAL STOCK.
. BBOKEK’B PETTI LBDGEB.
ACCOUNT OF SALES,
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS At CO.,
■LANK BOOK IKANUFACTU BBSS AND STATIONKRB,
, eelS-tf *3» CHESTNUT Street.
J^OTICN.
OUR ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED TO A -
aertlona and atatemsnis latalT made in the pnblle prlnta
with the design of detracting ft ora thehigh repute en
joyed by our Thread, we be* to state that our standard
baa nerer been changed during the past Thirty Tears!
and that now* as heretofore, so paina and expense are,
or will he spared to for this Spool Cotton it#'
present character.
The attention of Buyers and Gossamers is drawn, to
the fact that most of the sew Threads offered to the pub
lic, from Ufa. 80 upwards, are marked up, and that the
difference in the coarseness of numbers, supposed to cer
respond with our numbers, often varies from ten (IQ) to
twenty (20) per cent.
lal9-S01»
g H. SLEEPER & CO.,
5X5 MTNOB STREET,
MANHYXCTPREBS. AOBirra, AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS i* .
FUST AND GBEEN BLASS WARE,
H»t« now In store a fall assortment of too above goods,
Whl<* we offer at the lowest market rates. _ _
Being sole agents for toe SALEM GREBE GLASB
WORKS, we are vrenared •to make and work srlrate
moulds to order.
PORTER, MINERAL, and WINE BOTTLES, of a
snperlor color and finish.
Also. LAMP CHIMNEYS, APOTHECARIES’ SHOP
PTJRHITtJRE, SHOW BOTTLES, SYRINGES, H0M(8-
OPATHIO VIALS, and Dragijata Glassware generallr.
BENJAMIN H. SLEEPER,]
JOHN W. OAMPION.
yiGOR FOR THE WEAK.
BIOKBENE;
08,
LIFE EEJCVENATOB.
ni of thlspowerfnl invigorant may to snmired
op la ft few words. It relieves, with absolute eertblnty,
allphyneal disabilities ; eases nervons debility of every
type, restore* the exhausted animal power* after long
oontlaued sickness; prevents and arrests premature-da-
Mr; te a Titalixinr, strenrth-renewLng cordial to tbe
aged; may be Tolled upon by woman la all her physical
difficulties «* a barmleas and sure restorative; Is an an
tidote to tbe eonseepuneee of early indiscretion In both
•exes; can be relled npon as a speelUc for pnralysis.par
tlal or entire ;has no eonal as a stomachic, Incases of
dyspepsia; sustains not only the physical strength, but
the constitution Itself, and I* la all respect* the best
tonic depnratlTS and anti-billons, cordial In existence.
Bold by JOHNBTOH, HOLLOWAY, & OOWDHS, So.
»9 Horth SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. , ;
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for SB. Sold by,
Drenlits generally. 'IT; .1 .
Bent by Ixprees anywhere, by addressing " :
HUTOHUOS A HILLYEB, Proprietors,
CeS-tntbsdm-fp Ho, 81 CBDAft Street, New York
i
ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT THE
INCOME TAX.
THE FOUETH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
We print this morning a portion of the inoomes of
the residents of the Fourth Congressional dlatriot as'
they appear on the assessor’s list. They, oonstituto
divisions and wards as follows
mvisioss.
l and IK
SandS
lands
FOURTEENTH WARD.
FIRST DIVISION.
Allen, Joseph 2,295 00 Lneb, Jacob 2,400 00
Allen, 'William 2,245 00 Lincoln, Henry £ 211 00
Allen, OR 74100 McAllister, W G 859 03
Annadown, Wnß 619 00 McAipitr, Geo 7,000 00
Armßhrnster, J A 2,052 00 McCall, Wm 1,01800
Armsbruster, Peter SOT 00 MoOlary, Wm 978 00
Aronson, Bndolph 70 00 McClees, C B 2,400 00
Atkinson, Francis 6,648 00 McCormick, Francis 475 0)
Atmore 76 2,048 00 Maßweh, C J 33 00
Atmore. Boheit 2,048 00 McGrath, Henry 1,456 00
Andenried, J F, Mcllwain, 07 , 62 00
Executor 978 00 McKnlght, ,Wi» 2,647 00
Andenried, W G 28,900 00 McLanohler. Jno 600 00
Anerhach, S .404 00 McMurtria,. Henry SOS 00
Ayres, Henry B , 725 00 Mackay, John 169 00
Ayres, Wm |260 00 Mandeison. Henry 289 00
Babcock, Job J 142 00 Manning, KB 435 00
Bachman. Alex 466 CO Markley. A T 503 00
Bacon, Chas W 2,152 00 Marot, Wm, ' 83 80
Bacon, Sami 3,750 00 Maris, J Bmlen 3,147 00
Bailey. Catharine 792 OOlMarsh, Gtbbona 212 00
. .80 00 Maniner. BB 364 00
Bairds Thoe E 248 00 Marshall, Hiah ■ 41 00
Baker. Isaac 238 00 Mather, Thos 2,648 00
BalL Henry 1.201 00 Matlaek, SC. 414 00
Balliet, H 2.010 00 Matsinger. M H - 841 00
Banister, Fre’d 290 00 Mattson, T W 207 00
Barber. Jaa S 14 00 Maurer, Geo .364 00
Bare, Adam ' M 0 00 Mayer, Isaac 986 00
Barras, Alfred ' 70 00 Mears, £ B .294 00
Bartine, B W 400 00 Meeser, Christian 100 00
Bartlett, Job . 1,920 oj> Megyiee, 8 J . 4,925 00
Bateman, PE 160 00 Mendenhall, Jas 429 00
Bateman, John . 466 00 Merritt, £ A 8,835 03
Beid eman, Danl 12,384 03 Metz, B _ 125 00
Beidleman, Iff 666 00 Meyers, Henry M 25 00
Benjamin, W A 298 00 Middleton, Alan 21,100 00
Bennexs.W j 901 00 Middleton, Chas 375 00
Bennett/ Ed A 4,010 00 MUler, Alice 168 00
Bennett, JohnS 39 00 MiUer, Thos 167 00
Berger, Alfred 700 00 Miller, Adw H 10,606 CO
Berger, Jacob 1.6C0 00 Miller, Edwin 3,433 CO
Bet rill, Geo R - 719 00 Miller, Jeremiah .600 00
Sewin', H J H 450 00 Milneß, Mary 1,017 00
Bird, JohnP 2.447 CO Mtndel, Theo 1,3® 00
Bishop, Calvin S (60 00 Miekey, Jno A 1,216 00
Bitting.'Jordan 1,500 00 Mitchell,Francis 903 00
Blanchard, W J MJ 00 Mitchell, W P 730 00
Bomberger, Henry 1,400 00 Mlteheson, M J 284 00
Boone, Bar ah L 242 00 Mlteheson, M J
Bower, John «? no trustee 160 00
Bradford, C J 626 00 Mooney, Hugh 163 00
-Briedenhaeh.Gonrod 21 00 Moore,Cornelius 700
Brain. Chas H 60e 00 Moore, Henry 3) 1,780 00
Brlnshorst, E M 120 00 Moore, Sami 360 09
Brlnton, Caleb? 1,690 03 Morgan, EH . 3,053 00
Brooks, Bamuel 348 00 Morgan, W H 4,600 00
Brown, J G L 3,100 00 MorreUi Jas 804 00
Brown, Samuel 582 00 Morris, Wm 232 00
Bryan, Henry JO 750 00 Morton, Job S 1,803 00
Bryan, JHewey SB3 00 Murgairoyd. JG - 46 00
Bryan, Jaeobß 435 00 Mnrphey, J A,tens 124 00
Bryan, Jotiah 1,200 CO Mnrphey, CF 1,000 00
Bryan, Joaebp E 694 00 Mnrphey, HP 1,000 00
Bryan, W S 900 00 MurfSey.Mahlon 32 00
Buckingham, Jas 768 00 Murray, Hobt 250 00
Buddy, Jacob E 60 00 Mustm, Anth-ny 255 00
Bnrdett,Sam’lß 290 00 Mustin Anthony, Jr 180 00
Bnrton, AM 400 00 Deco, Jesse 700 00
Burton, John 286 00 Heee, W H 200 03
Buscb, John P 739 00 Seedlea, £dw H 3,360 00
Bnstili, JM ■ 64 00 Heleon, Sami 619 00
Bnlr, Adam 860 00 Newell, Foster 329 00
Brown.SF 120 00 Nineeteel, JnoD, Jr 100 00
Calvery, Wm 896 00 Oppenheimer, A 2,000 00
Camp, Wm E 1000 00 Orie, Jno 1,69100
Carmany, Cyrus 1,626 00 Orne, Herman 200 00
Carnahan, John 420 00 Page, Edw A . 20 00
Carpenter. S P 240 00 P&ncoastL 8F • 1,652 00
Carter, CJH 442 00 Parker* E L 2 348 00
Casselberry. IB f«6 00 Parker, Gilbert S 1,383 00
Champion, J B , 134 00 Parry, Geo T 633 00
Chapman, WE 1.645 00 Passmore, EG 900 00
Chapman, Jos 3,748 0G Pearce, WmH 1 219 00
Clafhorn. C £ 3,942 00 Penrose* P tf 7,415 00
Clark, Chas H 67 00 Penrose, Wm 400 00
Clark, JS 767 00 Perkenpine, George 7ao 00
Clark, J 8 200 00 Peter., John _ 1.100 00
Clark, J T 62 00 Peterson, Thos K 8,229 00
Clawsen, C J 222 00 Peitit, John 900 00
Coleman, ThosM 755 00 Phipps, Sarah. 2,323 00
Colladay, WjnX 13,9i>9 00 Phreaner, Daniel 226-00
Collins, j M 3,659 00 Rersol, MB, J M 835 00
Collins, Jas H 100 00 Pollock, Robert 403 00
Connor, Ephraim * 200 00 Potts, Charles £ 684 00
Conrad, J H 39,620 00 Potts, kaehel 232 00
Ccoper, Hilton 8,299 00 Potts, 'William F 8,650 00
Cope; Elias GF 8.798 00 Ponlsoa, CA, tras*
Corinth, ? W 3,644 00 - „ 1,398 03
Gottingham, S 3,000 00 Parker, agent, EL 900 GO
Coyle, A Mrs 750 00 Pollock, Henry C 100 00
Con, Jsiiza 777 00 Pollock, Thomas C 450 03
Cramer, ©avid 7JO 00 Ramsey, Alexander 934 00
Crawley, WmH 132 00 Rosin, W M 1,723 00
Croidale, Bow MO 00 Keaktrt, John 2,314 00
l Crowell, J « 2,252 00 Seed, C B 18,000 00
i Consty, John 1,768 00 Reimer, Lonls 865 00
Carlisle, Amoe 184 00 Eeimer, Lewie J)5 00
I Clsghom, W C 400 00 Bemaen, JohnA 1,930 00
Bavis. Blwoed 675 00 Keoshaw, 4 8 760 00
Daviß. Sarah A 203 00 Bhein, M B. John CO
i Bavis, WmA 238 00 Richards, Allen 162 CO
Bavis. Wm P 141 00 Blcbard.on, B W 470 00
• Bay, BdwA 848 00 Bittenhon.se, J G 3,248 03
l Deal, Maly L 990 00 Boat, John M 60 00
BeHavan, JobL 8,026 00 Bobbins. C D 6,633 0O
Seiaven. Baml S9OO 00 Roberts, AC : ' 10,872 00
Loll, Tho. W (6 po Roberts, Ashton 214 00 1
Beunisson, SG 400 OOjK&berts, BdwD . 167 00
Bitwller, Isaac 4,000 00‘Bobinson, John A 220 00
E lament, Francis ■ 300 00 Hex bills on, E W 750 00
Bickerman, X, 2,951 00 Eollmanv Fred 257 00
Bolby, Rodney 324 00 Bose, C Price 600 00
Borman, Howell 728 00 Bose, Christian K 7.892 00
Bowler, Jacob 600 00 Boss- Jr, Joseph 4,436 00
-Brew Frank 190 oo Rowland, fit 83 00
Bronghman, Chae 266 ('.? Boyer, Wm H 231 00
Bonn. Hngh 1,370 00 Bndolph Herman 420 CO
Bonn, J H 4,461 00 Bnlison. Bnane 667 00
Bccles, Thos 30 00 Banyan, Mary J 119 00
Eckstein, Edwin 428 00 Russell, Coulter 109 OP
Elkins, Solomon 200 00 Batter, William 7,883 00
Elliott, Beni-P 3100 Saltada, Armon. 681 OO
Elliott, J 2,367 00 Sappingion, 8 60 00
Elliott. Wm ' 960 00 Sappington, T_ MOO
Ellis, JP 24 00 Saunders, I F 860 00-
Emerick, AG 424 00 Schaffer, <3t 3,234 00
England, Jae 576 00 Schell, Joe B . 966 00
Bnslieh, J A 166 DO SchsiL Chris 65 M
Bppelsheimer, A 1,129 00 Schober, Geo 8a 00
fpstein, Josias 278 00 Schreiner, B 2,817 00
vane, Chae - 2,887 00 gobweigart,./ 22 00
Evans, Owes- C6l 00 Scraatoa, Fred 640 03
Evans. Owen B 2,604 00 Seitz, John ‘ . „ 650 (X)
Evans, SR 1,c91 CO Sextomrldse, JF 48i 00
Boston, Jas _ 6,«8 OO Shelmerdine, EC 226 00
Paries. JaneH 822 00 Shelmerdine, £S 869 00
Fariee MatyAl 646 00 ShiUingford. H H 4.428 00
lenetmann. B H 8,761 00 shiplej, BW„ 300 00
Held, Thos 600 00 Showman. GW 46 0)
Fllston JacobH 1,600 00 Sprigley, Jas 483 00
Hxney, Chas 337 00 Shnnk, Isaac 601 00
fish, Jacob 8 74 CO Siohci, Jnllns 3,4» 00
Fi.her, WJ, Jr 240 00 SiddaU, J 8 675 00
Fitlet, Washington 876 00 Simpson, JO 426 00
Fleming,Eobtl 283 OOlSkiflman, W_G 900 00
f dwell, M « 1,500 00;Slack, Henry 1.410 00
onst, Liram h' 200 00 Slonaker, M 2,162 00
Fox, James - 213 00 (smith, Cath 687 00
Fox. Samuel 8 2,600 CO Smith, Jacob L 1,194 00
Francis, Thos 265 00 Smith. E F,trustee 1,807.00
Freae, "J Qnincey -30 00 Smith, Henry K 2,315 00
Gallagher. John 750 00 (smith, Jacob S 313 00
Gatehell, Francis B 737 00 Smith, John O ' 28 OO
Gelb, BUza B 35013 Smith, J Hyatt -1,225 00
Gifford, Elton B 18 640 00 Smith, Jos P 750 OO
Glasßen. Bichard, Jr 7® 00 Smith, Thos.F 108 00
Gleason, Geo B 6,870 00 Smyth, IS 2 683 00
Glentw 07 th, Theo 1,637 00 Snowden, Annie K 3,106 00
Goodbread, Fredk, Snowden, Wm 490 00
Estate of 233 00 Snyder, Jr, John 798 00
Gorges, Sarahß 117 00 Beyder, 8M , 811 GO
Graham, John C 4,940 00 Snyder, Wm 4,627 09
GrayeU, John 146 00 Solomon, W A 276 00
Gray, Stevens 226 00 Somers, H S 165 00
Grear, Samuel 747 00 Spangler, A M 726 00
Grlffee, Peter 213 00 Spatz, Benkard. 106 00
Grubb, Fredk, Sr 76 OO Stackhouse, OOF .25 00
Grundy, Edmund 1,765 00 Stauffer. 8 S SO2 00 !
Grindaker, H W - 3,124 00 Steel, Edward T 14.626 00 ,
Gillrey, Bobt 761 00 Stehly, Jacob S 643 09
Garrignes, Jas E 346 GO Stlteler, 1) 8 „ 642 00
Hagy, Benhsn 600 00 Steward, Jr, John 2,716 00
Harris, Samuel 600 00 Steward, F L 160 00
Ball, Aug K 7.790 00 Stockton, Jr. TH 200 00
Banco, BA 812 00 Stohl, Hebastian 8 00
Hancock, Joe B 854 W Stokee, Haines 3,000 09
Hannc. John 1,406 09 Stokes, Jos B - 203 oO
Han sell. W A 1,018 00 Stotesbnry, T P 9,3« 00
Harbert, Geo 700 00 Stout, Of 100 90
Harmer, Jas B 9,249 00 Stroup, John 6,490 00
Harrison, Jos 300 00 Supples, John. . 180 QQ
Hszlett, A B 465 OO Sapplee, H B 1,759 00
Hassali, W S 16,406 iO gntphen, M C 420 00
Bamberger, Thos 103 00 Suydam, Iff , 8M 00
Haverstlck, Henry 465 00 Sweeney, Geo 1,090 00
Hazleton, ifm. Jr 675 00 Shaw, Mary 2100
Heodon. JB 2,022 00 Stockton. F H _ 62 00
Heenan, Dennis 460 00 Stokes, Chas 9,312 00
Heilnerl Percy 2,766 00 Taylor, HP „
Helss.ias P 569 00 Taylor, Melvin a B 370 00
Heller, Chas 714 00 Taylor, Wm T 7,040 CO
Henderson, Chas 1,013 00 Thaw, Baoj B 900 00
Henszey, Sami C 249 00 Thaw, Wm H . 800 00
Henszey! Wm C 2 840 OO Thenrer, ChrlsHan 338 00
Heppatd, Geo F 24 00 Thomas, Lambert '3OO 00
Berkness, BL 2,669 00 Thomas, (B 98 00
Berlins, Edward . 319 00 Thomas, Beneeoa , 90 00
Herr, JosC 8,733 00 Thomas, Bamnel I,MI 00
Heyl, Thomas 206.00 Thomas, Samuel A 1,4 M 00
Hickman, Geo 448 00 Thomas, Samuel T MO 00
Hicks, Isaiah - 624 OO.Thomas, Wm M 1,000 00
Hicks, JBodman 6,940 00 Thomsson, John 219 00
Hicks; Wm 7,939 00 Thomason, W J 632 00
Biggins,ChasW 1,03000 Thompson, CB - 696 00
Higgins, Solomon 14300 Thompson, C H 2,000 oo .
Hines, Albert G 169 00 Thornton, W C SB 00
Hippie, Geo W, Jr 460 00 Tiel, Edwin - 80 00
Hitchcock, Geo 400 00 Toblason, Israd 446 00
Hochetrasser, H 1,233 00 Tolman, Samuel 3,667 00
Hoiahan, Anna 900 00 Townsend, Isaac 160 00
Hoiahan, Sarah 1.9C9 M Trimble, Abraham 20 00
Homer, Jae 162 00 Trimble, Edwin 100 07
Horner, JoeH 162 M Trickle, Wm TOM
Beskins, Bapcr 70S 00 Trnman, A S 1.597 00
Hubert, Chas,H B 166 00 Tmmbower, Henry 450 00
Hnmpbrej ~Vfm W 430 00 Tyson, Joseph C 760 03
HuntT Beni , 016 00 Über, Henry • 416 00
Hum, Henry F 1,000 00 Upton, James L. 441 00
Hyzer, John W 1,066 00 Vancteve, FA 1« 00
.Jackson, CathW 10 00 Vanderveer, Wm 1,654 00
Jackson, George IS7 oo Van Dnsen, J B 61,427 00
Jachecn, Thos 8 460 Oo Vanstavorn,Samuel 218 00
Jacobs, Sami H . 966 00 Vogel, John ' 700
Jacoby, Henry 76 00 Vpllmer, Wm 600 00
James, David, M D 2,282 00 Warner. Jacob X(K 00
Jeffries,EH,admir 1,036 CO muter, John I.OBD 00
JepjoD, Wm 1 68 CO Wallace, D H 1,696 00
Johne, Joseph 608 00 Wallace, George 604 (0
Johnson, John 260 00 Walter, George 2,070 00
Johnson! Oliver H 288 00 Walton, Geo J 76 00
Jones, David P 200 00 Walton, B 8 2,36100
Jordan, Abraham 286 00 Warden, W H 8 476 00
Juvenal, W W 4,275 00 Warner, Balph H . 220 (XI
Kay, Jet E 316 Oil Warner, Samnel T 1,168 00
Keen, Sarah B 948 00 Warren, Jos G 279 00
Kells , Asa 3,928 OO W&rtman, Abraham 629 00
Keller, H B 162 00 W&rtman, Abm, exr 962 00
Kennedy, Edw H 490 00 Watson, Amos 602 00
Kerney, James 220 00 Watson David 195 00
Ketchom, Beni 60 00 Watson, Jojtn F _ 625 00
Ketterlinns, B 6,000 00 Watson, Blohard K 1,000 i O
King, Fted’k 450 00 Watson, Thos H 51 00
Knight, Bobt T 848 00 Wayne, Edward 0 8« 00
Kohlenkamp, H 488 00 Wayne, Bdwd, true 261 <»
Korndoerfer.Heity 760 00 Wayne, Joseph, Sr 649 00
Kueny, John S 900 OO Wayne, Joseph, Jr 204 >0
Laßarth, S A 321 OO.Webh, Wm B 2,020 00
Laird, JobnL 2 050 00 Weigand, John, Jr 8,172 uO
Lake, Abraham . 1,375.00 Wei Eel, PsUr . 140 00
Lancaster, T J 1,525 00 Weetphal, Francis 282 00
Landis, Jacob L 1,100 00 Weyf, Henry G 126 00
Lasher, Francis 3 900 00 White, Samnel C 860
Learney, Lorenzo 3,75 u OOiWhtteman, C A 775 00
Ledyard, W W 000 00 Winchman OF 6* 00
Leech, Jesse 196 001 Williams, Isaac L 4« ffl
Lefevre, Leon 760 00 W illiams, J P .. .63 00
Lehman, S L 172 03 Williams. Jos B 312 00
Let get t, George 750 00 Willis, Mart: T 783 00
Lewellen, Jae W 7® 00 Wise; Jacob 616 00
Lewis, H M 567 00 Wisweil, J B 888 00
Lewis.'WG 62 OO Woodward, M W 3,311 00
Lewis WG.Jr SIS 00i Woodward. M.hxr 4,340 00
Lightcap, Solomon 245 00.Woolman. Thos 1,400 00
Loder, Bamnel 221 00 Wright, John , 134 00
Long, Eoniyß _ 4M OO Wyman. John 165 00
Longehore.Tbosß 1,517 00 Walton, Edward H 884 00
Louden, Geo G 183 00 Warner, Geo G 209 00
Louis, Bamnel • 814 00 Woodbury, Thomas 127 00
Lovett, Bobt, Jr 635 00 Young, Armar 23,612 00
Lesley, Benj E 670 00 Yeager, George HM 00
Lutz, tiilsm 2,455 00 Zell* John C 1,100 00
Lyle, David M 944 00
DIVISION STJHBBB
Adams, Theodore $1,922 00
Albrigi t, Thomas 400 00
Albright, Wmß 1,773 00
Allen. JJ . 3.M100
Allen. Mary Ann 148 00
Ambler, Chalkley - 801 OO
Ambler, Septlmue 355 CO
Arthur vault, SB 4 090 00
An'Drime.' Richard B 180 00
Arcfisinvault, VB 633 00
arrlsop, Henry B 32 00
Arundel, Gecige 7to 00
.aland, 1, Robert , 750.00
Arurdc), Eohert J .1,600 OO
Batrd John 12,111 00
Baker. Wm E , 60
B> Cher, N } 22
Beei. Eoiert A 1,440 OO
Belron RW «8 CO
Bender, E P 4,000 00
HAXKXBO* JCASINH.
W.’W. Kubtz.
QIBBS’
J. «fc P, COATS.
TUESDAY,. JANUARY 31, 1865.
ORB AND A HALF.
Klnyer.-E.M 668 00
Kilterhsck, S. 016 00
Kline, Geo F 16 00
Kraft, Fred G » 00
Lawson. Thoa L . ’ TO7 00
KI«A
:»8
Leldtg. DM 700 00
Leighton, Davis 66 00
Leighton, Bff r 400
Leiteman, Leon 4*288 00
LlnviUe, —— • 86 00
Long acre, J M • 700 00
Lots, Benjamin 1.287 ®
Lynn* JuaajG 17100
Mcaila»r, Joan > 299 00
Mci'-mse. Juans 672 00
McC&'lin, Taomas 686 00
PHILADELPHIA. TUBS'
Benly, .IK 1,487 00 MoGallln, Thos H 400 00
Be remain, WmM 767 00 McParlasd, Sami A 138 05,
Began, George . 11* 00 McGnljun, Thos 178.00
Bicfeet, J M 4,323 00 McMullen, ilex 46100
Bigot, A SSO OS McLeod. WD 190 00
Blaok, B l 466 00 McNlctol, James 316 00
Black. Samuel W 2,853 00 Magee, Martha S 200 00 J
Blaokfconrne, F Jr 3,764 00 Maguire, H G 776 00
Blais, Edward 210 CO Maharg. John A 1,038 00 J
Bond. Samuel 10100 Msnn, W B „ „ Moo
Boosi Edw « 900 00 Marker, John D . 9,428 00.
Boiaef, L Shuster 4,417 00 Barple, M M 1,797 00
Boewell, A J 763 00 Marter. EM 688 00
Boswell! Josh H 68 00 Mason. H G __ 106 00
Bowen, J C 4,616 00 Mscauley. Geo W 300 00,
Boyd. Thos A 8,000 00 Maoanlsy, Thos J 210 00
Bradley. WG 168 00 Mendenhall, B f 317 00
Bremen, J S . 3,296 00 Meredith, L 200 Off
Bremren, Wm 4,182 GO Michener, Israel 18,000 oft'
Brisgs, Amos 62 00 Milliard, Hiram 126 00
Brodie, Martha G ISO 03 Miller* Augustas G 862 0D
Brooke, Josh 1.189 00 Miller* Edw L 166 03-
Brcwn, BM . 1,436 00 Miller, Fred A 1,206 00
Brown, Geo B 400 00 MlUer, John 62 Off
Browning, Chas 6.600 00 Miller, John 0 60 00
Bnrkhardt, Geo 2,986 00 Miller, John T 266 00
Cadmus, Fred 2,6i7 00 MlUer, Wm A 147 00 ■
Carlhepper. OB 67 09 Minch. John . 29 00
Caldwell, k 666 tO Mlndel, George 1.609 00
Campbell. A H 819 00 Minich* George 245 00.
Campbell, J 49100 Moore, James 12,658 00
" Cannon* Jas 32100 Moore, CJD * 118 00
Carson* Thos B 72 00 Morgan, Joßhaa * 1,030 00 .
Chambers. Jas H 566 00 Msrftaon, S W £2B 00
Chambers* Richard ITS 00 Hullin, Samuel 775 CO .
Chew, Jr, J 870 03 Murphy. A V 787 00
Clark, Wm : 970 00 Myers, Fred . 449 00
Coy. Richard 900 00 Mjting&n, »A 1*063 00
Colket* Ucffln 76,924 00 Myttogen. L G 1,100 00
Collins, John 148 00 Nagle, Geo P 62 00
Collins, Jas 414 00 Hapheys, Geo C 2.9*1 <0
Collins* Wm 18.C05 00 Nagle* flenry 94 09.
Gomtv, Alien 750 00 Kay lor, Geo G 1.601 00
Copper* Frauds 176 00 Nicholson,Lß 3 00
Corney. Joseph 842 00 Niemyer, Wm 250 00
Corsman, OF 78 OO Nolan, Timothy 100 00
Gorncg, fi C 280 00 Naas, Henry 892 00.
Corson, Geo 266*00 Oram, H C 1,194 00
Couiston, Wm K 150 00 Orr. Arthur 1.000 00
Cox, Stephen 1,094 00 Packer, Chas W 600 00
Cramer, Wm H 476 00 Parker, Albert H 17 00
Crean,'John J 212 00 Parker, Wm 2,168 00
Creg&r* P A 416 CO Patterson, Ed wd 2,77*00
Grassley* Chas 623 OQ Pechin, John W . 620 00
Darragh! BH * 864 00 Pettit, Binaihan 476 00
Davis, Thos B 1,031 00 Porter, Ghas 47600
Davisson, Robert A 683 00 Poulterer, BamlF 139 fQ
Dearie, John ' 360 00 Pritchett, B A 2,205
De&aas, John 376 00 Pugh, James 1,423 00
Deßavec, H H 7.500 00 Qnirk, Fred F 130 00 -J
DeHaven, H 7*600 00 Rain, Samuel 829 00
• Denneler, Chas JOQ M Reynolds, Jesse 1,939 09
Dennison, E F 200JX3 Rickey, Alex*, 745 00'
Dennison A 361M1 Ridge way, Jacob G 8 898 00
Devitt, Wm 3,002 0? Robinson Chas 100 00.
Dickerson* John 1,189 00 Boedlger* FA 190 00 :
Dickson,Levi 15,100 CO Rodgerf, Wm 6,414 00
DID son, Eli 936D0 Bohrman, Heny 500
Dressier, Wm 6B2"0 Komig. F D 10 00
.Dunlap, Jas H 14,897 00) Boss, Thos 8 300 00
Dnnwoody, £ 516 OGlßouse, Josiah & 826 00
Eaton* John H • 418 00 Bowlan d, A G 124 00
Eckfeld', George 80 00 Bussell, James 1 369 00
Eddy, Geo W 930 W.Scheerer Wm F 656 00
Eillott, Fred 100 OOJBcheide, Bamuel 24 00
Ellis. Josh II 2,700 00; Shull ..Henry 253 -X)
Emlen.J W 460 OOSolmidt, 'John G 978 00
BppeleWmer, D 100 OO gchofleld, Thos 7,600 00
fsher, O S 428 00. Schott, John D 25 09
vans, Robert 869 00 Schwartz, L 2100
Evans, Thos L 488 00 Scott, Samuel 8 47,541 i 0
Evans, Wm H MO 00 Senneff, Isaac, 753 00
Everett* Robert 847 00 Shamer, Henry 145 C.O
Evleth, J S' 124 00 Sheek, G 821 00
Fey hi* Wm A 478 00 fcherbourrn, Thos 4. 532 00
Field* George 996 00 Sherbourns, W B 6.506 00
Fineke, Wm, estate of 500 00 Shewell, Geo E 7,770 00
Fisher, Philip 6 28 00 BheweLi, D D. . 900 00
Fletcher. LB 650 00 ShotweU, Isaac 450 ®
Flynn; Francia 98 00 Shumway* A A 9.660 00
Forden, Samuel ,37 00 Simons, Chas W 1,225 00.
Forrest* John D 950 00 Sleeper, Sharon 600 00 -
Forahee, C 360 00 Smediey, James 2,486 00
Fortin, Samuel 342 CO Smediey, Sami W 2.307 00
Foulk* S G 1*079 00 Smith, Davis . 363 00
Fox, John S 6,229 OO Smith, Eliza 654 00
Fox, Jno B, trustee 30 00 Smith, J B 7,500 00
Fox* Joseph 319 00 *mith, J flf 63 00
Freeland* Thos M 508 00 Snyder, And B 107 00
French, BH 7,380 CO SnyderpGeo K 282 00
Fryer, fil 269 00iBonder, John 250 CO
Gardner, Thos H 1,247 00‘Speecur* J A 542 (JO
Garrett, SH 100 WSpreler. Chas H 1,049 00
Gebler, H L ICO 00* Steel, Hem y A 2 867 00
- Gers&e, Edw G ' 3,285 00'Steel, James 3.319 00
Geiese.HC 125 COiStern.Levi _ 690 00
Gesth, F A 646 CO SUvSneoiij H M 128 0Q
Goldman, D 738 00 ;fr tubman, John ' 279 00
Goodier, J, and Wife 300 00, Stockton, J \ 607 0Q
Goodman, D J 233 00 Stratton, B A 215 00
Gordon* Andre 497 00 j Strap, W t£ 69 00
Greece, Samuel 4,402 00 Speeds, Mrs John 10 00
Greenlee* Anna 450 00, Taylor, A B 349 00
Gregory, Henry D 2*099 00, Taylor, Fred 100 00
Gregory-HD,trustee 75 (*o;T&ber, WE 600 00
Hart. W B 454 GO.Thomas, W B 10,270 00
Baas, DB 4,607 00! rhnmp«on, Thos 8,176 00
Hagaman, E W 427 00 1 Tcdc, Wm ' 400 00
Hahn.-W h " 360 GO] Trego, Chas B 400
Haines, Elizabeth ISO 00 Trlbnhr, JW 10 00.
Balli Samuel SOO OQ.Troemuer, Henry 770 00
HaUoweU, Eli 21 OOjTyler, Chas 180 00
Hamilton. Fumer 200 OO Vacbe. N C 900
Hansell, George 1,650'00 Yaabaum, JnoD 1*23 00
Barrap, J F 7,618 OOSVanderveer,David 1,284 CO
Hart* %ask 176 00 Van Winkle, C S 220 00
Hartsoagh, B OO Wagner, Chas 600 00
H&veretick, John S 300 00 Wamwright Chas I*soo 00
Hazzard,AJ 74 00 Walket, J F .375 00
Hersler, John J 476 00 Warren, Geo 3 200 00
Helmveld, H 700 00 Warren* Jas F 238 00
Heiiene, Daniel 2,804 00 Weaver, Henry J 106 00
„ Hildrick Philip I*4oo 00 Weaver. Thornton J 250 00
Bilt, Lewie 78 0j Webb, Jothua 826 00
Hinkle, AH 2,606 00 Weikle, Geo W 1,040®
Hinkle, AG B 390 00 WeiUer, H 2 200 00
Hippie, Edwß 693 00 Wenger. Elain 1,140 00
Hobart, Edir 441 00 Warmest, Jacob 10 00
Hood H L . ' 168 00 West, Geo W 284 00
Bood, Samuel B .184 03 Whet rerill, Jno A 862 00
Hood, F Thomas 69 00 Whi eman, J G 259 00
Hoover. Joseph . 1,6(0 GO Weigmac, J H ®)0 00
Howell, LO L6BB 00 Wildman, C A 8 00
Bnfty, A F 160 03 Wile, Geo 100 00
Hummel, J M 347 00 Wiley, Jas 77 00
Hutchinson, Wm 424 00 Witmor, Jacob * 2,283 00
. lieland, A C 25 00 Wttmer. Sam It * 2,570 00
James, Joseph M 143 00 Wood, C C • 400 00
Jordon, Hartiison 23 OO.Wood, Bobt 2,272 OO
Jordes, William 2,®3 00. Wood. W W 9,207 00 •
Johnson, Geo F 221 00| Woodbury, Thos S 464 00
Johnson, HO I*9oo 00 Woodruff, Chas D 137®
Jones* Edward 1,831 COjWoods, DJ • 160®
Jordan* ChasE 2,G00 OO.Yeager, Casper 619 00
Kerkslsger, —“ 372 ® I Young, Geo J. 2,302 ®
Kerr* Ri<diard L .. 300 ®i&ehnder, Jno A 586 ®
Rillißger, C H 7® TOjEaellin. J S 800 ®
Kingston, SB 730 001Zorns, E B 381 ®
WABDS,
mmiiTH WARD,
SBGOW3> DIVISION.
Abbott, John $8,809 Kelly, Bridget. $420
Abbott, Wm S 3,223 Kelly, Jobs 472
Adducks, J Bdw . 9GO Kennedy, Bennie 3,519
ATden* Chas B 1,748 Kennedy. Richard 62
Algee, Wm 143 Kern. Peter 1,008
Allen, Clayton „ SCO Kershow, Richard 1,131
Andrews. John- 250 Kitchen, JohnM -48
Archambault AL 517 Knight, Jos 1,040
A eh, Joshua W 1,555 Knight,WmL 1 456
Askam, Cha; 1,366 finrtz, VP W 18,145
Atkinson. Wm 284 Kershow, Wm ~ 600
Autenreith, Chas 97G Lane, JohnS 600
Baity, Jacob 1,779 Lauman, Bdw G 474
Bancroft, John A 1,200 Lanman, B T 600
Bancroft, .BB 31,570. Leeds, Enoch 434
Bancroft. JB. exe’r 1,812 Beware, OS 25
Bancroft, J B, trustee 7,016 Lewie. Elisha W 90
Barnes, Thornton 1,142 Liggett, Jas go
Btrnes, Wm 2,018 Lloyd, John 830
Beckenbach, John 9 Lyons, Jas H 2,052
Bedford, Wm G 1,279.L0per, Wm F 1,500
Beil, James 1>530 Llthgow, Jas 900
-Bell, James B «0 Largy* Jas A - fiOO
Buck, Edwin K . 146 McCafferty, John 272
Buck, Thos . 2,300 McCarthy, Ghas 347
Bird, Eehecca 821 McClayy, Joseph 437
Boßser, J&SE 2.144 MeOleland, J 1,800
Bliss, Theo 6.579 WcCnlXr, Henry 152
Bourguignon, TS • 140 MoNaiil* Henry 1,003
Brodie, Robert 2,200 McNenny, Stmoh 9
Brown, John C 290 McQnaide, John 378
BroWn, Ghas 156 Martin, Jos W . 612
Bramaker. E . 300 Maguire, Wm 100
Bryson, Alex G I§6 Manderaeld, JB 60
Back, Geo 36 Marcuse, J 4
Bull, Lewis G 378 Martin, Alex 186
Bull, Wm M, Jr 2a7 Mason* B W 1,784
Bumzn, Wm H 395 Mawton, Jas 600
Burk, Jos sl 360. Maxwell, Hugh SIB
Burnell, WmW 831*Mead, Nicholas 45
Burrows, Geo - : 290 Me'ars, John W 7fio
Bustard, Adam _ 194 Merrihew, W W 360
Butler, Jeremiah 1,712 Moore, Wm . 493
B&ily, Nathan 1,600 Muckle, N B -1,072
Bull, John 900 Murphy. John 11419
Capp, JohnS 1,025 Moore, 88, Jr 470
Carrick, David 1,072 Madden, Lee 600
Cavin, James 628 McHugh, Morris 900
Clark, Richard 176 MeGtulough, Bichd 1,200
Cline, John F 64u Bead, James : 2,764
Cochran, John 360 Newkumet John 8,6t2
Conner, Hamilton 106 liewland, Wm A 624
roper, Herman 1*342 Nixon, George 96
Corbett, John 142 North, ER 660
Cropper. Lomax 59 Nelson, Wm. . 600
Crow, Alex 411 Nauity, Jas B 3,000
Cummings, J 8 747 Oberteuffer,Geo H 448
-Cnnniniham, J 363 O’Connell, Patrick 1,683
Coffee, David 2,6 CG Ogden. C. Jr 92
Collins, Pasmore 600 ‘ wen. ThosM 504
Cmry, AW 120 Palmer, JB 375
Daley, James NIO Peale, Clhas W 300
Darling, Amosß •. 858 Pettit, Wft 66
Davis, Oscar F W 9 Pritner, Wm " Slfi
Dean, Henry 8 Pan coast, Cha* £ 420
Deltz, DB 484 Queen, Jas 684
Denis, NFH . 19*124 Rafferly, Wm 350
Dougherty, Daniel 142 fiaiguel* AH 1,250
Duncan, John M 4,400 C 1,210
Durborrow* G A 284 Bead, John A 2,007
Sachns, Homer 5 Beed, JA, trustee 1*215
Eckel, Edw 70 Reed. Wm J 250
Emrey, Davis 134 Beiliy, Owen 200
Euler, Ghas 460 Bhoads, Wm 6,632
English, Edw 300 Rhoads, Wm, Jr 68
Fagan,Thos * • 400 Rice, wm 450
Farley* Wm _ 8*835 Blctarde, Sam R 27
Ferguson* Jas D 1,630 Bighter* Lewis P 800
Fish, A H ' 150 Robinson, E K 1,700
Fisher, Gideon L 446 Rodgers, Ruth 250
Fitzpatrick, Jas . „ 28 Bewiand, Nathan 29,492
Flanigan. Jas S ' 1>055 Reid, Alex 600
Ford, Isaac ... M6B Salinger, Jacob 30
Foster, Jacob 108 gcott, Samuel G 1,121
Fraly, H SMiscott, John W 38f*
GaxreitOn* C 10,300 geiffer. Conrad 400
Garrett, Henry 650 sellers, Wm 72,273
9OO gh&w. Anna M 897
Gillespie, J C --2,650 Sherrcn. Jas 290
Gilmore, Jas G 81 singer, Isaac K . 1,074
Given, John 200 gixte, Jos A 88
GodshthUiiS 80S gmaH,Wmß 445
Goldey, Jas 53 Smith, J Mark 1,101
Greatly, Stephens . I}3oo1 } 300 tmith, John B 95
Griffiths, John .358 Smith, David 485
Grow, Nicholas - 190 Snyder, Lewis 68
Greer, Ja* 600 Springer. Lewis B 163
Grubb, Christopher 3.000 Bterrett, W 656
Hagert, Edwin 898 Stines, Chas 14
Hagert, Henrv S 2*oBl Stone* GeoW 272
Hnmbleton, Frank 160 Styer. Chas „ 125
, Hampton. John 333 Taylor, Chaa M . 1,115.
Hanson, Jos B 1,000 Taylor, Geo E 18,650
Harris, Simon 80 Tracy, James _ 200
Bartley, Mrs Wm , 34 Tweed, Coltunbua 237
Hartman, John J 4,380 Tres^ia, Owen - 3,000
Hems, Samuel 259 Vahharfc, John E 9oQ
Helm, Wm 1,400 Wailsce. Thos 300
. HemphfU. Thos 161 Walsh, MS 42
Beauty* Edwin A . 13,538 Walton, Allen 176
Binchman, Howard 29 Warren. W J 256
Hobbs. Edw 6,6G0 Watson, Johannes 8,690
Hoffman, C J „ 100 Wai tsom, Thos B 57,604
Hogg, Ghas 11,607 Wattson, Edwin 733
Senary, Enoch C 682 Wayne, EF 498
Sorter, Washington 2*175 Welsh* JR 400
Howard, Samuel 660 Went wag, Wm F _ 200
Hubbard, BT % Whitney, Jas S 28,155
Hubbard, Wm D 82 Williams, Jos K > 1,815
Huston, Henry 490 Williams. James 351
Hyde, Geo W 200 Wilson, .R H - 47
Htyl, Lewis 37 Wimer, John . 1,254.
Iddings, Elchd J 1,273 Winebrenner, D B 4.315
Ivins, aB 920 Wilfong. Isaac N 600
Jackson, David, 708 Willdin, Christie 1,000
Jewell* Kenneth 44 Wilkins* Wm 1,500
Jewell. Mary A «3 Tarrow, H 640
Johns. WmT 622 Young, JohnE ■ 240
Kearney, Jas _ „ I£o Toung, Henry 1.600
Keener,. John H 1,831 Trerher, EB. ‘ \ 40
THIRD DIVISION. 1
Abbott, Chas B 325 Knight, fiaml 950
Abbott, WS 600 EoeJbeisperger. S AC 90
Abnett, JC SoBKocherepßrgsr.jp 120
Adams, Alex 167 Boons, John 8 "33
Adams,-A W 660 Krauth, CP 725
Adame. Charles 210 KroteLG F 1,073
Adams, E E 1,025 KroU, KottUeb 764
Adame, 1 HJ 1.625 Krupp, Eli v 4BB
Adler, Abram g.giO Krupp, J M 866
Albright, Wm B 3,Bffi Kuhn, Geo W 207
Alden, JosP 1,716 Keller, John C 900
Aldritk, Isaiah 1,678 Kelly, John A 2,250
Allen, Catharine SOO Kennedy, Jas 600
A len, Kobfe B - i23S Kloae* Chas 1,025
Allen, WmW 1,050 Lachman, IsaacS 131
All or, James 4 005 Lambert, Jas Y 1.185
Allen, OB l,6os|Landell, Geo A 6,077
AlUeou, DA x 175]Landell,Geo ;
Aitemus*AC 100 istrator 8,928
Alvort , James B . 378 Lane* John A 400
Amer, William 6,641 Lauderback, Ja*W 725,
Amer, Wm-Augostas 2,900 Lauderbaek* H G 319
Arthur. J Alden 4CO Lauderbaok, Chas Y . 08
Amey. CW 2,065 Lavellette Mary 6,018
Arnold, NB SOO Lkverty, J H 400
Arthur-T:S 1,400 Lawrence* John 109
Ash, Eamuel 8 145 Lawßon. Wm C * 460
ifhton-. Evan D 1,442 Leak, John F 300
iSfiflßson. Henry. 1,097 Lee, Bober! N 82,522
Austin, Wm 253 Lehr, Chas 349
Armour, John 800 Letoumeau. C SB4
Albright, DB l.COOtLeTtne, 8H 8,8u9'
Atkimon, John R 1,694 Lewis, Cyrus 100
Bacon, Edwaid . 2,108 Lewie, Drayton. 8 • 290 '
Batgf, TO 4SO Lewis. GeoF Jr 100*:
Bailey, BH 1,661 Lewie,Wm 259,
Bailey, MaryS 100 Lewis, Alex T 20
Baker. J W 7,761 Lewry* Margaret 1,49 a
Baker, JNewton 248 Lindsay, B ft 125
Baker, EJ ' 95 Lippinooti. J W 12,036
Belderston, Sami F 1,265 Lipplncott, H H 8,K25
Ball, AW .261 Lippincott. WmH ffJOOT 1
Barber. Mason 220|Lippmcott, Nathan 100
Barkley, John A Lewi* A 614
. Barnlmrst. Priscilla 2iO-Little v Arnos B ' 8,406 i
Bar tit. Kies L ' 4% Lloyd, Herbert J <W-|
Barrett, Wm A BOOlLoekhaTt. 8 B'-■■'■■■ • 116;
Barrinpton.Wm 1201 Login, W C ” 2U '
Bertlenlmck, John 300 Loncuiire. N SO!
Bartom wm 740|Loyesrove, T J UO '
»AY, JANUARY 31, 1865.
; Barton Jas M l,26t!Lowe, 8V . 147
Bant, Marcus 67 Lufken, Lawson ,lg.
LBaylud.Bß SOO Lutz, Geo L 665
• Beane, Mary » 247 LyndaU; Wm B 493
l Beat?, JaWeß • 880 Lyons, H B 1.744
Book, Thos B .1,825 Lewis, G F 394
,Beekir, Gideon : 60 fonah, James , / 166
1 Beisel.FV 400 McCaffery, Bdw 135
Belden, T 8 2CO BoCaUa, las S 508
Belffehi, J B 2,861 MoGalla.BF ■ 150
Bel Held, Henry 3,018 McCann, Wm A 60
Bell, JF 6,700 HcCope.O J 804
Bell, Sami W . 1,141 McCarthy, John 1,770
Bel villa, Thomas J 865 McCawley, Kllz:0 154
Dements. Wm B 21,876 MeClollaa, Davis W Kg
Betade, WH 360 McClure, Jas 701
'Banners, James 7,744 McCloy, Alev ' 640.
‘Bennett, Jacob , 1,470 McCane, Esachel 200
’Bsrgdoll, Lewis 6,800 MdCutcheon- John 985-
Bars liar, Theodora 300 McDonald, Jas . All.
Belticher, J O 2,051 McDowell. John 1,050
Beyer, K A 100 Moßlroy, Wm J 1,848
tijnjough, Joseph 833 Hofetrioh, J H 2,000
erkisblne, HU M 806 McGee Daniel , , 140
dßiehop, OB - 100 Ms Gill, John 14,975
Bishop, B 8 6,180, McGluiey, J B 300
Bishop, B 8, trustee I MoGUtlgan. Patrick 38
for firs C Simmons 830 McGrann, Anthony 820
Black, John s , 12,443 Mcldnes, J T 2,778
Black, 81 065, Mclntosh, Hector 660
Blair, James l,Wl:McKee,Jolm 268
Blits, Antonia, - -2»s#Ku£&ever. J H 900
UStoJM. SO, Jr fellMoLaughlin, P . 127
Motion, Josß , 4,l96,McLean. Wm 1;046
Bolton, HC 7 .48 .McManoney, Hugh 947
Billon Cllston 824 McMullen, S J 850
Booth, Edwin , 1,400 MoKetllo, Hannah 1,877
Booth, J B SOilMcNerney. Miohael 201
Borden, John 1,819! MoCtnade. J G 2,064
Boibek, Edwd 8,667 McVey, Miohael 140-
Borsexuaxu William 18 Mag'll, WmH 863
Bouldeu, JefcM , 796 Maguinor*, Jas 110
'•Boulton. Idward 2*ooo Maguire Wm 418
Bowen* GO 53 Melco)m, Howard 68i
Bowen. 3) M 281MaUoch,MaUoeh 160
' Bowen, Lorenzo F 194 { Malone.S & I*oBs
Bowen. CP 743 ! Mann, Wm SO. 348
Bower* John 4.022. Mann* Jos B 1.718
Bower. D f 160 Mangan, Geo C 1,179
Bos <5, David 82i Marseilles, "Peter 9*475
Bojd, David, Jr 4 891 Marshall, B W 60
Boyd, A. 2*425 Marshall, Wm M 200
Bindley. James 196 Mather* ffcoebe W 885
Brady, Jas D 959 Mather, JosM(adm) 1,1*27
Bahton, Bills 9*ooo . Mather, Eleanor BEO
Iftinton.Jß 990,Mathews, Wm 12,516-
Brock, CbauN 2,662-Mathewa, HS - 40
Br«*c>, Jonathan * I.3soitf&ulsby, U 3,249
vßr6ck, Thoa Brock OOOiMawstm. Simeon 60
fropke, JB 860 Maxweil, D J - 816
Brooke, Bathan 5,9141M.y, F D 84
Brooke* Boivyer • 317 Maj er, G S 7*676
froofep. Wm H 120 Mfckinga, Samuel 1000
Br&ndsetter. Jacob oU|Megargee* J M 4,700
'Brookr* Henry oDiMeve, John H - 137
, Brooks* Henry ISO Melick, Peter B 1,600
BrooxnalL LE I*BoBl Merchant, Robert 190
■ Brown, Thos J SB2rMftrrlck, Hamael B 231
Brown. W 4*o4o}Metzger, Eml 8.840
Brown* John Q 784 Mtohener, J H 17,764
Biown* Abr’m BTff Middleton* Tnoma* 800
B/owp! Christian 47 Miller, Hiram - 4,835
• ■ Brown, tt-A 1*065 Miller* George S6O
Brown, Jao W 789 Ml'ler, Mi* 434
Browi, Thomas 120 Miller, C A 600
Brown. W Hobart 2*027 BHUiken. George . 8,092
Buck* Wm B 12 449 Mills. Michael 603
Bndd. Mrs Sarah. 803 Minnick. Anthony - 6®f
Bnil. Oyrnff J MlMinhick, Jokn 259
Butfoek, D B 90 Monroe. James 2*686
, Bunting, Jacob B > 4*744 Moon* John W ' 100
Bnob, Charles 200 Moore, James S 1*166 .
Bark, James A 800 Moose, MB , . 1,194
Burke* J&a J) 869 Moore* 8 F 508
Bttrfcb&rdt. Theo 120 Mo'ore,'John G 1,082
Burleigh* IMargarett 40 Moore,,Charles H ; ,920
Borlocg* Baml D 4,919 Mooremrase; Bobs D 36
Bonham,; Goo 6,604 Morgan* GeorgeS 1*5%
• Burn*, abra 905 Morgan, David U 400
- Borns* JH 5,129 Morgan, EB 1,000
Bdrns. Wm 1,100 Morris* Morris .505
Birr. «m B 1,135 Morton, William : • M
Barr* Wm H . 644 Moscly* MB . 850
Btfrk, Vah Gamp 19*619 Moss.-rlsaac M 8,949
Bdrton, Wm S 68 Moyer, Lucy C hVn
Barbell, W 196 Moyer, Wm U 3,032
BeB; Edward 9C6 Madje,-DanielC 200
Bdhnett, Jos 8 6,000 MolUson; John 250.
Biown* Samuel 7*600 Monroe, Thomas G 756
Browse Jr,-Geo L 1600 Murphy, Joseph D 450
BnwMJofcn D 1,200 Murray, John 628
Becil «U. Ben j 100 Murray, 8A N 190
BaketvJohn F 254 Muslin, Edw S 684
Bondj Benj F 203 Myers, Wilber H ; 475
Boswell, BY 91 Myers,’D.B 653
cadwsJader, Isaac G 851 Myhlertsi Fred 84
CalTirti 24i678 McHallySFetilok 410
CbldTSeil. Edward 5C7 Mass.y, J W 84
Geidlibu. Frank M 4,88* Metzger, Geo 200
Camfcios. GeoW 2.020 McClnre, Margaret 3do
i n«mpbeU. 'AH 672 MeVey, William 600
; Campbell. Fster 8 MOjMerkalii Beni 600
I Caioeia, Jcb M 1,720!M05e 8 , JohnG 1,260
Carilsie, Jr W , , 2lB| Myers, C G 450
i Carncres". JohnL. 1,044| Miller, JK 240
I Carroll. Danl 276:Mnrrow. F J SIS
I Carroll, Wm SOO Myers, iUim 880
UsreoPi Thomas 645 Nagloe, BC 138
CertWrWrfKobert 880 Eagloo, FM, 533
CartwUshi Henry 3,378 Bathans, JM • 2ffl
Case, John 118'Herty, Jostah M 0
Carry, BD - 24.026iiteff, Hermanns 393
Case,'Jr, John 2Oo!oenman, Henry 116:
Cassady! F H 3 76* Kevins, J WUUs 50
CassldyrvK W 1,774 Bewboid, John Xi 8,880
Chaffee, WUllam 663 BewhonsejOhas 100
Chaffee James „ 840 Bewkirk, T 3,951
Chambers JaeS 6,833 Newport, Jesse 150
1 C-Lameeian. W 32 HicholewWm £ 654
Chamvion, G G I*oso HiehbUon* Jas B SOO
Chal.dl6r.4 Wm P 2,44 b fiicholson, James 4,052
Chttbe* Cnas'C 207 Kinesteel JohnD 1*414
Crase BobertG 230 O’Brian, D W 1,951
Cheeiebreugh, EC 1,000 o‘Caliahan, Timothy 45f
eheer< man. A ' • SdO.Ogelshy* w M 2,497
Chestnqt William 4,819,0’i1em. Thoe 1,258
' Childh, Chasßr l,9oo!oram. JF 247
Childs. J H - S2oi Osborn. James m
Christman SB _ 7,042, Osteitag; M2
Churchman, Anna B 887, Outer bridge, AB -
Clark-C£ 760 Overman, B W 715
Clerk. James 4,494 Owene, BamlB 37
Gl&] k. John A 111 Osborn. Kobt 1,000
CJark. John W 1,855 A W 900'
Cierkton. hamnel 291 Padmore, Chas , 300'
Clay. George •• : -43 Page, Chas 1,866
Clayton. Powell F 2.500 Pancoast, Sami S 1,688-
ClHaver. J 163 Partmors, Jus 23
(;iements. Samuel L 890 Paramore Jas, Jr 125
Clifton. BD I,OCO Paret, Wm G 471
Cobb. 5O Par bam, Wm M 8,399
Coffee WzfrF . 20 Park, Saw B „ m
Cole. Benj W I,ICO Parker, Martin B 2.525
■ Golem an.J l B 1,808, Parry, C J 16,040-
Colladayvl 8 ' 5,049 j Partridge. Edwin T' 920
CdUine. JIL . • 2,000 Paryin* Wm, Jr 5,331
CbZilhs Samuel C 1*603 Patterson, H C ‘ - 8,509
(oTlmgwood. J M 1,100 Patton, John 249
Conrad. David 832 Paul, AM- • „ 200
Conner. J 8 138 Paul, Wm K 1*995
Conover. Wm P 992;Pauley, LL 885
C nrad. Solomon 12,229 Pearce, John 17,414
Conrad Charles 10,968.Pearsm» J C 1,000
Cook-EB 280 L 450
Cooper- John H 461 Pedrick* Biihae " 203
Cooper! Wm H 855 Pedrick. A K 102
Cooper, Wm P ,60 Peep es. Wm.H 293
jCooper, Jos P „ 2,141 Ps-nfield, C B • 1,600
cowpej thwait, B 711 Pennington, Francis A SX)
Cox, Jesse . - 2.0P0 Pennypacker, Bishard . 133
Coxe, JosH 1,260 PeUrs, Wm S 1,-W
Coxe, B F 82 Paterson, R_ 5,025
Cozens, WB N 9,317 Petersen, J H . 3,174
Craven, D 8 745 Pettit, Wm .3,674
Crawford, A OS 1,119 Pfaff.German 7io
Crawford. M H 683 Phero, Allen B 1,198
Cr< elv, George B 2*sjo Phillips, C G 1,283
Crowell. BUls B 1,092 PMiUps Bsnj 391
Cruise, Robert B 363 Phillips, Calvin 2,081
Culbertson, John H 689 Piersol, Jos K. 1,450
CulUn, John 6,317 Piggott. 0 J 1,009
Cunning ham. Wm S 3,851 Piatt, John
Cunninghani* T M 680 Plummer, Thos 96
Cunningham! Thos 8,748 Pole, Edward 325
Curry, William 813 Popp. TG 147
CriiJey, Andrew - S4l Porter, Wm G 2,685
Callehan, George 3,000 Potter, Thos 29*173
CaopbeU* Thos P iOOO.Potter, B H 84
Carden; R A §,OOO Potts, B N m.
Christian. PA 965 Powers. John 290
Craig, John 214 Price, Thos W 3,618
Lalleit, ThosH - 3,090 Price, Isaac C 3,820
Danfield, Joslah ' SO’ Price. A B 36
Daniels, Samuel 1,001 Pue, Hagh A 1, /33
Darrell, John C 600; Patterson Robt 620
Darling, Margaret V 8,052 Peirce, Caleb 1»M0
Darling, HJ SOO Paul, Albert W 12,000
Dav!B«, B J 13,346 Pearce, Chas * SOO
Davis, A B 639 Priem, H SOO
Davis! EW 1,188 Parmlee, IT 2»6
Davis, Henry 105 Qoinn, John , 6M
Davis, Paul A 309 Band, A W 5,042
£&W£On. .JG . 3.904 Bandolph. BlUa 8 2,827
Deacon. Alfred A 290 Baleigh, Maurice 29,436
Deaonrsey* Jacob Bs Kawiings, Thos Jr 160
Deehana, James SOO Bawson. Thos G I*9oo
Deehan, Hugh Kea,,Jeremiah 112
X eitz, Jacob G - fesd. G W 672
Delacroix, J T 3,(K)2 Heed, Sami 76
BeScioix CJ, Jr 20S Reed. Sami 2,600
Bichard 9,348 Bees, OB 149
Demott Blihu 4,005 Beese, John J 3U850
Denner, John ' 100 Beeves. Louis . 2,0»
Depuy, Watson n Wl leFI e F^ Fj w ' SS
Demin ger. Theo T 2,000 BefffiWm K 367
Ditttiol.fi F lifiOO Eoilly, TA 240
Dtetrtcb, Gbas F 900 BsUly. Thos _ 100
Devine, Jas B .. 2,260 Bemak, Gnstavns . 3,210
Dixey, Thorf» 1,808 Be,burn, Wm S 7,663
Site, BF “ 11190 Bheen, Bn* „ lffl
Dodworth, C B 224 Bboads, Geo 7,978
Donjberty, Jas 22,402 Bboads. Levi P _ 2,048
Dtvrnie-James - - ' 14* Bboads, -BdwD ISO
Prter. Fred A 1,000 Bice, Kami 720
Dnboso.'WjnH 664 Bice, Thos H -300
Dnff, J X. 113 Bichards, 0 A 850
DuHadsray. JO 2,974 Blohards, OG„ T 833
Ontyan. JohnH 190 Biokards, W M L 231
Dunn, Garrett 1,040 Bidgway, H W 3,702
Dunn, John H 100 Bitson, 6 A. 2,073
Dny, Ghas A 6,613 Bitter, Bradford 1,339
Dyer, Olney 3,5.70 Bobbins, Hamson . 760
Doron, Enos T 6,964 Bobbins, Frank L 1,680
Duncan, John 1,229 Boberts, Jacob 630
Darlington, Smeedley 780 Boberts. J«H , 861
Dupree, Wm D 600 Bobinson, J P 4,991
Davis, Bichard 160 Book well. B If 250
Deal, Chas F 3,000 Kogers, Bdw TO
Deveney, Joa 1,600 Kogers, Jas W 2,000
Donagan,. John 150 Bogsrs, Stephenß 145
Dutton, Isaac 900 Bogers, Wm 92
Bakins, B, 1,760 Kogere,.Timothy 993
EasUack, Sf 126 Bombergsr, B W 1,417
Eckel, AB 2,886 Bosenbaum, Joseph .1,296
Eckendort, G . 660 noth. Geo M 8W
Eddy, DanielC 1,662 Bothermel, BE - 27,400
Bdson, WmD 1,4ff0 Bnpp, Henry W MS
Edwards, WmL 2;807 Bnth, John J 96
Bldridie, BH 450 Bntherforf, John 997
Elliott. J A 1,607 Bnthrauff, HA 251
Else, Thos C SO KoppoldriJ IK
Bnsiand, Job 375 Kickarde, Vm _ 729
England, John ’ 474 Bobbins, Orrin SOO
Engltsoi James - - 143 149
Entrit, George 266 Eanrman. Win B ,40
lpler Daniel 718 Schafer. George „ 7»
Sptingiow V S,M6 gchenok, JH - 7,630
Erdman, Danielß 923 Schiiohter, Isaac . _ -616
Brdman,Daniel B,tnfßt ” _ Smhmiat,’BiohardF 1,488
■ for Jane M Deacon Ml Schneck, Charles 762
Ervin, Alex, Jr . S5O gcnweltzer. O B 216
Baler, BB 7,060 Scott, Jas W 12,1®
Evans, Thos W 835 Bcott, W 1,000
Evans, Jno B TOO Sealey, Geo H 447
Evens,BH -817 Sellers,Coleman 2,608
Evans, Wmß . 795,Semple, *1 85
Ewing, WO 160 Server, E F 860
Byre, joshna . 825 Seyfert, Lomaa 260
Ecifctein, 18 *25 Shannon, j B 93
Elseman, JohnG '9OO Sharkey ; B 975
Evans, David 160 Sharps, Christian 43,607
Evans, DW 6,000 Sheble, John A m
Farman, Feter 3£o Shelmire, Wm H 680
Fair, Earl C 160 Shepherd, John 700
Farrell Edward 3 Sherborne, John O 1,256
Farrington, Harvey 1,160 Sherborne. ThosF IMS
Faulkner, k‘H 637 Sherman, T D ' 2,236
Far, CM 720 the well, WmD 332
Fem< nr, E A 946 Shipley, A B 1,700
Fell, Chae K 860 Shoemaker, Jas 2,813
Felton, Mathias 821 ghorne, Thomas '744
Fenton, JamesS 17,267 gtrouee. SO 624
Fernberg, Charles . 668 ghulti, W F 2.806
Ferroid, AM 680 Sidney, JO 1.230
Flfldld, Jos 1,600 Sigafoos, Geo 679
Field, Charles 1,760 Simmons, Jas B 774
•FUbert, L 8 1,165 Simons, Samuel ftt
Fisher, Wm G 1«4 Simons, Peter B 8,000
Fisher, Henry 98 Simpson, M 2,209
Fisher. James 4,063 Blmpeon, John M «0
-Fise, AW 476 Sloan, AJ 24,864
Fitzgerald, H W 6,036 Smediey, Jr±Wm 181
Flack, WmM 4,022 Smethuret, Wm A 2,6®
FjStLiDg. J - 60 Smith; Chas.E 45,356
FlenchSack, Charles 200 Smith,' 9lO
Fiord, Samuel ?°J n £ ?Sn
Flnbackf Jacob .29 Smith, John M f 180
Ford. JohnG 787 Smith, Thus D.. 1,347
Ford, Joseph T 1,677 Smith, A Eugene 1,786
Ford. Henry C 360 Smith,George W 1,018
Foreman, Hilton MS Smith, Hannah 1,223
Foreman. John 489 Bmlth, John J 2,422
Foutauaee.P F 1,174 Smith, Bichard 1,6'8
Fougeray. A B 11060 Smith. B H„_ . . „ 263
Fox? O L 726 Smylie, Jr-John 11,
Francie, Jchn W - M 2 Snowden, -W H 2,6<0
Fiwk. Solomon 226 Snyder, lifted 1M
Frankiln- W W 92* Snyder, Henry 467
Fiederidt, J W 1,412 Snjder, ThomM 347
French, Joseph F 810 Snyder. C A 466:
F rfckfFred eri ck 233 Solis, DH 6,064
Fricke H 342 Sourman, G X . 725
Frlcke- Mary Mrs ■ 200 Sonthworth, A A
Frr'fl Geo 20 Spear. jamflS 1,07 Q!
Friebrouth. Jr.WI 810 opeed, OH _MO
Frit'- Lou’s 176 Spencer, E w 1,200-
*iy S Gro • 1 683 pen cer Henry 696
Fry Philip 200 spencer, jF 2,246
ft ou ¥W 1 410 Stagers ThenH - 178
i Fni T on J, hn 325 S.ambach, FV 193
I Ful*on James 3® Stambach, John A 480
I funk-O W 5.668 Stapler, Wm . 1,055
F«nb»h M A 3 681 Stscher, ■Miomas A M 0
Furulea, Edward 68 g.eel, Henry M go
li?ct«™‘r n toiac 966 Stoll Eot»rt 4.7 W
> G^a e |hi®°Owen lieinmetr'. Adam 2,032
•6 mV B 136 SteUwagon, B a 1.482
Ga”ett’ Henry S 226 stellwagon, H 1,868
nTrrili Daiid 220 SteppacSer, Joseph 1,420 •
; Gareld Thosß - 430 SHU David „ 400
GautJß in ri 0 r ' °*“ 3*
615 htaveuß* li
.Gerhsrt, Isaac . §8 ItSSSSsun'Wm 0 63»
Gibb. Bldgway 300 |‘«vsnsomWm O 6,3»
GlfeB <n si G wfiliam sj
|-S>j|,. IISS?r "2
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Gocdeil.’AW StHlman.Tbomas 8.617
Goodeli, A T ISO SUUweil, B 1,731
Goraan.Benry 660 Stockman! Charles 100
Gorton, LD 460 6tokes,.EdD 3,010
Gould, Israel .303 Stokes, Thomas M 100
Grace, Janies A v B97,Btoke«, John W 440
Graff, L Q 3,100, Stokes, GeorteT 1,133
Graff, Georce 60 Stokes. Barah Ann 403
Graham', Jno ' 432 Btlne. lames A '765
Gran|er, Henry • 367 Stouffer.Charlei J 1,004
Gray;H W 1,900 Stout. JW 12,672
Greeley, Sami 114 ttranahßß, James 822
Greene. Jae M 2.887 Strans, A 76
Gregg, Wm L 7,128 Stroup, H 0 1,224
Gregory, N 137 Smart, George 432
Grew, Henry Est 2,197 Stnmpe, JF .400,
Grew, Mary f 314 Sturgis, George 874
Grist, Sami B 1,676 Saliender.iJames 948
Grits, Wmß 800 Solllvan, WmF 376
Grlee, Daniel 8 333 Snpplee, Thomas B 414
Griffith, J S 400 Snpplee, C D 700
Grieve, Wm 200 Snpplee, J W 4,300
Grlicom, W M 1,372 Stevenson, TP 163
Grois, howls 400 fecarl, James mo
Guchenbuchler, G 80 Shoemaker. 1 1,600
Gnchert, Prank 126 Slosnaker, GW 600
Gut st, Mordecal 4 Taber, John C 950
Gnlaser, Wm 1,934 TSkgart, Wm 1.300
Gnlager, Francis 274 Talmaie, B 8 3,9%
Glener, B F 1,868 Tatman, JP 8
GcmleyrGeo 70 Taylor, WW 167,
Golst, Lewis 900 Taylor JaeH 3,801
Gerhait, A L 900 Taylor/Mrs A E 232
Grice, |74665i8 gs.jsjof Wm J- 400
Grice, Frauds 666 Tft>lofrWaaJ 7»§®
BaffwlfiDger, GC 2*060 Taylor, John 0 600
Hagej. Jno N 480 Tay.or, Job H 916
Hagnts, 'CbaeY 1,085 Taylor, John _ID
Bm»Jo*ph ’ „ |Ol
liaises, Jos 690 Tesbrook. PH 14*373
Faiaefi* JL’ - 1,232 Temey, Jas B 3,891
Halocf. GB " 229 Terry, Oliver T 1,250
Baldeman, Eachei 1,196-Terry John V 1,298
Baltieman, Henry 1,788 Thactor, Sam A 273
Bale, Thos - 4,689 Thomas, WmH 464
Bale, EF 378 Thomas, Jos M : 496
Ball, N D 142 Thomas, Jr. C J 400.
Ball, ED 1,600 Thompson, Isaac 81
Balloway.JohnS 1*660 Tkompson, G O 496
Hallo way, PajilS 300, Thompson. Wmß , 700-
Be mil ton, Thoe 275 Thompson, J M 188
Hampton, Jokaß 87 Tkompson, A B 4,822
Band, Thos C 4,890 Tierney,T A 174
Ha-wkinejWm 24,280 Tilden.WH 3,844
Hanna, Thos M 48 Tiller, Samuel 600
Hahnum, WE 727 romltnaonTJos 14,340
Hannakam Mick 160 S 8 14,119
Hannan, John M 286 Townsend, Geo C SKI
Harris. JM • 18lT 0 y, JaaM 3,334
Bart. Burdett 460 Tracy. Mlckael 3,416
Baitman, Jolm - ? 176
Harvey, Geo H , 4,687 Tray, Wm 60
Bsßsold, Frederick 642 Trimble, JoknF 300
Hathaway, Wm el J!m e * Wa 2.SH
Hathaway, Okas 8,216 Trlol, Thoa. , 394
Haverettck* Wm M 250 Trotter. Wm 7,750
Bawkins, Wm 116 Tronbat, R ’ ; 689
Bawkint, HS _25 Trnefitt, J O .113
Haynes. Jae 8 1,128 Turley,.Enoch 987
Hazleton; G H 60 Tweeaale. Tkos 664
Hazleton, EH 60 ryton, Jas - 134
Beaton, G F . 107 Temple r, John M 600
Heazleit, OF 8,620 Tooth&ker, ChasE 1,600
Sellings, a • Über, Michael 34
Bellings, Jr.Jtmius d,m Über^Geo. 324
Hemphill, W K 3,335 Obil, Geo ___ . -257*
fienderiOm W P 696 Van Collin, S W 1,950
Henry, BP 200 Vanderbilt, J V 1,059 ■
Henson, PS 1,495 Vanhorn, Chas 285.
! Besezey, Wm F 5,868 Vanroden, Jas 67
Hermtn, Job 365 Vanroden. Jacob 118
Berman, David 895 Vesey, H J 770
Berri Btnry 24 Vogde*. Ed W 876
Heist, Philip 2,965 Volkman, Henry 3,483
HetuUer, HA 222 Volkman, AnnaG ;666
Bey, Joseph 8,660 Valiant, AC 900
Hey i, Louis C J 76 Vadderirift, Jas 160
Bibbi, JaaM 660 wunleigh, Albra _ 3,444
Hill, Samuel 3,800 Wagner, L JS 8,651
Bobensaek, Geo S 996 Wamwright, G A 8,9.0-
Hodgios, Jos B I.79l!Walden, Edw 2,186
HoecfeJey, B F l,&9sjWalker, Thos 256
Hoff, HL 165 Walker, WW 400
Hoffman, JL 420 Walker, Amor 1,922
Hoffman, 8 W 460 Wall, Jas 1,076
Hoffman; G A 825 Wallace, E E 188
Hoffman, A P SCO Walter, Jas L 1,100
Hogg, Alex 7,239 Walton,. Coates 3,916 ‘
HOJI. BF 1,675 Ward, Pat’k SSI
Boillng&he&cL EH 7CO Warner, F V 1*453
Bcod, ThosG ' 12,221 Warrington, Isaac H 140
Hooper, Wm?H 176 WarJr; Wm .• 380
Boopes, Barton 14*122 Washburn. O 0 149
Boopee, Alfred 343 Walters, JH 184
Hcopes.Oeo 603 Watson, AMP ' 825
HooYen. BE 2»5 Watson, Francis? 872
Hope,' John 376 Watt 3) _ 2*276
• Hopkins. Levi 469 Watt, John.H .785
Horn,« • 962 Wat tson, Thos D 5,318
Horter Geo 300 Ways Geo P 7*865
• Hoitter, AB- 400 Weaver, H L ' 1,147 -
Hosea, JasW .124 Weaver, Jacob 3,894,
Houghton, J H 2?0 Weaver, Michael 8;396
Houghton; EP "2,060 Webster, B O ' I*BB3
Houpt, Lewis L 1,316 Wells, Arthur 609
• Howes, Wm 185 Welsh. Joseph .< 570
Bowefct. J M ' 500 Wessets, T A- 900
Bowbon. Henry 6,387 West, Jtobert - * 1,73 L
Hnbbfl. C W S Wheeler. Wm C 200
Hnfnal, JF ;4CO White. J Atlee * 800-
Bugasrd, John 324 Whitaker; Jas .1,666
Hughe** .Thos 4.761 Whitney John J * 150
' Hull, J*A * 1,827 Widifield W A 386
Humphries, B V 214WiJmer.CA 600
Hunt EH 1,014 Widmer, BamlA 400
Hunt, Aug B*ooo Wrigetß ,'lB7-
Burlburt. H O . ICO Wiest, John 19*490
Butcbinr, Hamilton 139 Wigginß, Kewns 117
Butchisson, Bobt ' 900 Wilkinson. J B 100
Hmohinson, J P • 215 WiQis, J 8 600
Hyde, ThosV, 100 Willis, SD .. 96
Hylan, Summer ' 18 Wilcox, Fred 36,770
Hollis, PC 19,416 Wilcox, Augnstine 18*892
Bale, Elias 250 Wilcnx, JF 2*ooB
Beietei, Isaac 288 Williams, DJr 1*595
Hcffy, Aif 3.300 Williams, J H 76
s Bughes. Edw 160 w.iUiams, Wm J 1,250
Hahn, JVB 245 Wilson, AnnaE 330
Hacker, Geo W 80 Wilson, Emtea M 1,880
Haldeman, Cvrns S 926 Wilson, Sarah A ®9
Hawkins, EH 200 Wilson,-Johnß 599
Ivison, Sami . 60 Wilson, Elia 699
Jordon. 8 A . t 300 Wilson, Chas 8 - m
Jackson. EB 66 Wilson, DavidG 418
James, Thos 460 Wilson,: Joseph 200
James. Wm A . 207 Wilson, W_ - 14^574
Jamison, Kobt A s 262 Wilson, E W . 2,170
Jaj ney, SM. 3*o£B Wilson, Jas A L 466
Janney, J A % 807 Wilson, John 8 1,492
Janney, Jacob 300 Wilson. John g. 336
Jarden.SamlH 4,601 Wifßon, Philip 1,730
Ja> den, Eobt 600 A_ 1,180
Jarvis, CH 1,100 Winsfaim Wm S 173
: Jenkins, Wilson, M 1,871 Witselr Theodore 824
Jenkins* Chas A 200 Wize. Bichard B 915
Jenkins, David 164 Wolhert, F G 3,000
Johnston, John 2,787 Wolden, Thos B.' ' 668
Johnston, Wm - .1,492 Wolfe, DL_ -354
J ; W . 1,081
Johnston; JrrJWp -wooSrMwiwh **' -
Administrator 1,068 Wood, Thos 4,180
Jeluieton,.Jae B ' SM Wood, Jae D *,356
John., Bawln A 9ilS4 Wood, Mary A 63
Jones, J Wm 143 Wood, Thos H ,2,600
Jones, Slice H 286 Wood, Thomae 14,071
Jones. S A 2,630 Woodruff; T J 3,922
Jastlco, WmW 24,200 Woldridge, J W ■ 229
Jostle, wm 8 Jr 120 Woolman, gamael 100
Jacobs, Edvr J 160 Woolman. S B 600
Jenks, CP ~ 1,200 Workman, HW 7,118
Jones, Jos D - S,COO Worlsy, Geo 199
Jones, Alf 1,227 670
Ealhaoh, HI 107 Wright, Jas ßT ' 610
Eeehler, Godfrey 96 Wrlgley, E 333
Seelv, bred 10 WyUe, Sami O „ 363
Keilig, Chas G 184 Wylie. TWJ 1,303
Keeler,peo W 84 Wright. Off 1,768
Ksmblef WmH 4,361 Walbotn, C A 8,300
Kennedy, Cornelius 274 Whelan, Henry 460
Kent, J Emerson 168 Weaver,. H B 714
Kephart, GaoW 100 Wilson, Wrn M 1,344
Kerbangh, JH 112 Walket, Wm 1,200
Kerk, AF 12S Warne, E.B 1,600
Kin, Wm H 3,040 Warne J M „ „ 760
Kerr, Joe . 8,009 Warne, Wm B 2,250
Kerr, J K 2488 Wartman,. Adam 1.200
Kerr, MG 189 White, Chalkley 1,600
Keree., John J ■ 3,323 Weaver. Wm C 900
Kershaw, Elirabeth 884 Wood, William 18,000
. Ketterer, George92!Terkes. Jonas 1,073
Keyser, Chas 100 Tonng, Edwin 140
Kibhe. HR 9,386 Tonng,Robert 189
Kiderlln, Wm'L. 6,l62‘Tonng, Ed W 276
Kilgore, John P 1,400 Tonng. Henry 120
KllJe, John T 3,150 Sane, Joel _ - 2,194
King, Seth 487 Zoh, Michael 1,668
Kite, Chas P , 165 Zeigler. Chas 18,103
Knight, KL 7,ll4[Zeiienfnss, Isaac 801
Kniiht, Hartley 1,401
TWEHTIETH WABD.
- FOURTH uiyiSIOH
Aal, M 220 Ladomne, J .
Abbott, 8 A 136 Lance, G P
Adame, JG 7*4Landeu, JB
Adams. Sami . 91 Lsngendorfer, J
adamsr T M 1,000 Larne, Moses
Adolph, AW s 8,192 Law, Octavlns A
AHken. BB 690 Lawrence, Prank
Altken, Joe 3a Leach, Hfg
All ken, Eobt 272 lombert, G
Albertson, Wm 198 Lentz, Chas
All erger. John 1,997. Levin, Henry
Allen, Edwin 263 Irfsyie, Wm
Allen, Wm P 796 Lewis. Jason
Alliion, J J 167ILex, C H _
Allen, Jas C m LOWUncoln, Aimer
Altemns, G W 7,200 Linton, G A
Aitemns, Henry 12.543 Lips, 60
Allemns, JB 96,292 Loeb, MB
Altemns, Martha C 480 Long, John H
Alter, f? 4,428 Long, Wm _
Anderson, Jas 232 Londenslager, J b
Armhmster, J S HO Lour. Eli
Aievld, Aug -436 Lowenfrtmd. M
Argue. D 133 Lower, Isabel
Arnold, Wm 61 Lnkens. G'J
Ashton, Thos 142 Lybrand, J W
Aub, Jacob 792 Lyon, WT
Ancker. JP 60 Maxan, Sophia A
Ayars, BE SOO Machette, JB
Bartholomew,GW 328 Maclean, CD
Baker. Cornelius 250 Maguire. Daniel
Bald, WmE 106 Mahay, Jm
Baldwin, Wm 680 Maisca J M
Bargs, Wm P 1,398 Mallon, Arthur
Bard. Allen 638 Manaerson, F C
Barnett,Henry 249 Mahderson, Wm
Barry. Pat'k 261 Marcer, J F
Bartholomew, V " 21 Marshall, JDB
Bascomb, HI 4S Martin, Peter
Beans, G 8 - 860 Matthews, Jas
Beans, JZ ■ 16 Maison,oo
Beacher.JP 1,146 gcCarney.W 0
Belcher, A F 487 McCarty, Edw
Bell, Samuel 7091 McClellan, H
Bender, Edwin 1,110 McCoard, Jas
Benners, GW 6,709 McDonough, JE
Bennett, Wm 4 McDonnell, C
Btrg, JH 14,943 McFee. John
Bethell, CP . ' §g Hegeely, AnnW
Biddle, JS 6.25 S McHeely, C W
Burbach, P 836 Mcßeday, G P-
Bilyeu, Aaron P 1,603 Meehans, John W
Bender, Jacob 2.4 M Melcher. Martln
Bender, G A 2,322 MerrlU JL
Lernbauni, H 200 Metz, G H
'Blair, Jae W „ 127 Metz, J
Bloomlngdrie, 0 S cl ‘ e s el f S N
Bocklus, CQ 3,628 Mlgeod,JM
' Bockins. GW 361 Miaer, H_W
Boell, W G HO Miller, J M
3,fa|u^Fas|
tt^efte?
lrown,BH W 9,218 Moffattfitaao
Brown, ChaeP 49. Mooney. Geo W
Brown, JHewton '285 Moore, Daniel
Buck, Daniel 1.3 M .
Buckley* John 100 Moore,
Buckley; BP, , « f
Budd, Walter J 1.000 Moore r^hn
Bnrzer. G A 2,901 Morrle, Geo W,
Burgei. JH 1,769 Morris, Samuel
BsSotoH Morris, Stephen
Bntler, BP 400 Monntaln, J, Jr
Butler, John M 68 Muiliken, Chas
Beylle, Ettetle 887 Mnrphlne, Jehn
Boyer, DP 2M Mnrphlne, Alex
Btck, CA 482 Murphins, J J
Boos* Frauds - $BO Muiphins, D F
Both, Aug . Ml Murray, J P
Cannon. John 120 Myers, C
Campbell. Joseph 3,111 Myers, M
Carman, Chase 82 Morrison, W H
Carmichael, W 281 Moirieon. B
Carr, Jas W M 0 gaylor, Jacob
Caraon.Cvrai '
Castin, Isaac S 1,850 Newman, Andrew
CheaSam, 8 W H •
Christman. H 1« Hewhouse, J H
Clark, D W , 349 Odiome,lS
Clark, FJ 1,2« OJJelll. JP
Clark, H E - 78 Orruston, T D
ciark. Patrick . 454 Orwig, BB_
Clendenning, J _ 300 Oat heliner, M
CociU, ThosG 1,114 Onrdon, J J P
Colladay.O 2,324 OveraendgA
Collom,KD_ -
Coleman, PE I.BW E M *erjJ
Coleman, GP E*?®’ d llB4
Con.rree.BH IS S® 111 ®'®„ ar
Conarroe, JL Sg Pareona.D H
Conrad, Anthony 800 Parson James
Ctnrad, Lewis 244 Pe.k na, George
’ Chlllns, J H W P.rklns, M
- Collmann, G ' 287 Petera. J^
■ Cook. Wm 463 PfeU, John O
Coomba,P 82 BS 11l, * i o^ l *
Coopsr, J T 328 Pitman, BF
Cooper, T A M 8 Pchly. A
Cornell, clules ' 3,918 Price. T L
Cox’. WmO* 736 Pritoiett, JamesC
Craig! cbmiles 6,8 g K3sto"’Bobert -
Craig. TH 12,638 Samson, JW_
Craven, JC eoo lapson. JohnE
Crawford, B 2,000 Ran, Paler
Crawley.J H StOBead.TWF
Crow til, T W 3,679 Bead, Wm
Cnmmlnge, AH . 200 Eeeh, Jacob
Cummings, Edw 1,900 Beeves, Bltwood
• Owrr»n, JC _ 300 Beeves, 16
Cmtls, Wm H 1,200 Beeves, J S
Cnster, Nathan 881 Begar, Geo K
Corlisi, WmP 226 Eels. E _ ,
. Corson, Edwin. 900 Bentschlor. David
Dabbs,‘Gao 626 Bhodes, OO
Dando, Jos C' - 190 Bhodes, Jeremiah
«r, a r' L 8 Eld gw bt! Jacob
Davison, Wm- 410 gtley. John M
Davis, B«njJß .
Davla, aft *724 Eobbins. T G -
Davii Atle* V,6oi •Bdb®itß,iß4wwd
DkvU. BH S,697|Bobptfi, SB
’ Davy* John 4*o7j Bablnaon, Jm 8
EOUB CENTS.
Deacon, J R 29' Bady, T Henry 5.832
PepetTen, Henry 488'BommeU, John 1.012
DevereU, Anthony. 488 Bommoll. John, Jr 28.800
Do Berry, John 150 Boeenbanm, Isaac 1,716
De Barry, WmA m Rosenheim, David 1.140
Ddany, Ghas 12,077 Bose, z Duncan 284
Be Toons, T 182 Russell, Jacob 424
Dickerson, WM 100 Rothehhausler.J H 1,238
Differ derfer, B B 8,600 Roy.r, Alfred J 281
Binges, C 1,850 Royer, BF . 321
Binges, C, guardian 968 Boyer, J Washington 321
Binges, Jacob »» Routgengard, C W 97
Binges, JasK . 1,294 Bnbeneame, J B 88
Blxcy, T B 800 Body, Henry 195
Bobbins, BJ 9,620 Rutßehman. (I 684
Boeir, GharMa 892 Byan, Thomas 136
Dolan, Thomas _ 89,884 Saarback, L 675
Dougherty, Mary B 80 Sachs, Lambert 270
Dougherty, W H 6,063 Sanders, George 70
Downs, WH 119 Saybcdt Peter 748
Dreisbcch, Tu 112 Saylor. BP 80
Drcifus/Simon 4,090 Parlor L K 1,268
Bryfeos, A W ' 2DO Schaeffer, Fred 188
Duffel, L W- 754 Sheerer, John T 175
Duffel, LW(atty) 3,857 Bchoiblo, W H 700
Dunn, James 118 Schell, (I C 1,100
Kag'eioh S B 213 Schell, J K 450
Bastbnrn, BE 153 Sohaokonbcrg, D 915
Easlburn, J 612 Schenks]/P 868
Binstein, Ml 206 Schmidt, P 383
Bicock,-TB 482 Sehock, G P 659
Blklhs,WL 1,700 Schofield, Albert 295
fills, 6 J 8,055 Scbroyer, John 875
Ills, MW . _ 1,678 Scott. W M 910
Ellis. William B 5.868 Scott, 3 8 478
Engelman. HP 2 677 Scnll, Darid 1,912
Ernst, -William . 3,483 Sohwettrer, Lewis 500
Ervin, DB 26,606 Peeley, WH ,116
Event, C M 960 Seeley, David 1,209
Bveis Theo 277 Beitzlnger, J JS 4,985
Evald. C J 3,298 Seiizmger, JJ S, ad- „
Kpp'slßhelmer, John • 600 mmistrator 818
Feathers, OS 426 Seeley, J 150
Fesemier. Wt 861 Belter, G N . 675
Finney, Bdw -265 289
Fisher, AlO . 1,038 Shane.WUliam 722
Fisher, FA 190 Sharpe. Bllsa 100
Flannery, Jaa 434 dhaw, S - ,176
Fogerty. H C 100 Bheble, GH 8,916
Fonlain.Jß 336 Shepherd. George W 696
Ford, O W 1,361 Shivers, J K,executor 460
For, pfmgh, A 244 Sehloßs, H 7,236
Fox, Jacob • , " 60 Scnoch, J C 867
Franca, Elias 420 Schocb, George G 1,748
Freeman, Beni ■ 868 Shoemaker, Matthias , 799
From, Isaac 147 3hbemaker, J . 2,885
French, JO 100 Shoemaker. TH 30
Fsnk. A J 468 Shower, G S 215
Fnneton, J. 2,000 Shuman Daniel 112
Forman, Samuel 688 Simmons, Jane 120
Furman, BF ■ . 1,202 Simmons, Jas H 830
Furmsn, Steward 150’Stmpson, James 47
Fonlke, Ghaa K . 880 Simpson; W H ' 195
Frank, 8 227,Simms, Chns 2U
Gallagher,M J 6,890 Sinn, AC 375
Gallagher, P A ' 108’Skerrett. B S 879
Gardiner, W 417,Slate, John J 1,770
. Garrison, B B 225!Smttey, G W 392
Gaston, Bar lei l,lol!Smith, FO . 189
Gay ley, A IS, Smith, Alfred 850
Gehr, Bicholaa 87 Smith, & J
Geiger, B P 126, Smith, Elgar
Gerhard, H 169,Smith, sr
: GibbonsgJ S -125'Smith, .William ■
Qibson, BC_- 269 Smith, William R
GiUender, W T 2,27B,Smith. Wn 0
Gold, JB 254 Snyder, Geo
Gordon. George , 1;0071 Spencer, A
Grsnollch, F 328 Bpering, Samuel
Granger. W S 268 Spiegls, M
Green,. Joseph . ;82 Spiegle, J M
Green, TM 298 Springer, JB
Greiner, A F 20 Spronle, Andrew
Grice, GW M Stead, Isaw
Giigr.RJ 450 Stedman, B .
Griffiths, Beniamin 212 Sterf, Andrew
Grim, . Jacob 1,136 Stelwagon, Jos
Gnier, Wm 197 Slovene, Johns
Gumbot BB 240 Stewart, ThoaS
Gnnckle, DC 692 Stewart, 8 90
Qwinner,HW 654 Stltes. TT
Gwln, MW 712 Stine.Wm
Hawkins, Chaa 765 Stockton, PR
Haas; Francis 400 Stone, Jas G
Haas, SB 9 650 Strauss, JS
Backenbnrg, W B 616 Strawn, C B
Haffa. W P 150 Street, W P
Bakman, F . 260 Stock, Sami
Battb, Amos ,230 Snpplee, Sami
Baini*, A quills . 283 Swain, Beni
Haines, Henry 1,200 smith, Wm ,
Haines, Henry,trustee 1,660 Smith, Wnl s'
Haines, CW 825 Tagae, John F
Haines, Wn G 526 Taimage. T Da Witt
Ball, C' 100 Tash, T J.
Hall, J M . 90 Taylor, E,F
Ballowell, Nathan 455 Taylor, John D
Hamilton, BJ 472 Taylor, WT
Hampton,. J a 294 Teller, B
. Hamrick. C H 3,11'0 Teel, David M
Bance, BE 1,100 Thomae, WK
•Banns, GW 835 Thompson, JohnD
Harper. WW 417 Thomson. WH
Harrington, FC 378 Thornton, EB
Harris, Iti 126 Thornton, Jos D
Harrison, HC 7,072 Thornton, Sami
Hartley, Joseph 39 Tilton, EB
- Hsrtmapn, Yhos " 166 TOrode, B&qkI
Hause, Mary , 489.Tripler.Wm 0
Dawkins, Edw H I,362'Trout, Clinton J -
Hedges, J 98 Turner, John
Heins,'John - 687,Turner, W L
Heister, John - 1,317 TutHe, J H
Helms. James 268 Tyson, Jonathan
Henry Wm * §l6 Trunick* H C
Heston, H L 68 "hie, John €
Hey, Bzoannel 12,953 Van Brunt, J
HJckok. B O 3,480 Vangnnten, Jr, J
Bieks, DB . Valiette, SFx.
Haywaid, A W 400. Volkmar, John
HennerfchorU, A L 600 Wagner* Sami _
Hexnpfcteed. O 0 380 Wainwright, ES
Higbie, H T .290 Waitt, GI. , „
Bill* Edmund 465 Walter B
Hinckle Jr, Wm 4Co,Walker, J Kewton
HipplecHA 150 Wallace,Thos
Blret, Wm H 80 Wallace, John. T
Hitchens, P S 519 Wallis. S >
• Hooker, John 2,394 Walton, Edwin
Hofiinan, J T 300 Warner. W B
Hogg, Jr, Wm 15 000 Warnick. MA
Holcomb, E .409 Watson, Jas B -
Holdzkoon, Joseph 800 Watson',PW
Bolling&head, F F 1,199 Watson, Thof
Holmes, John 270 Weatherby. JO
H< mer. Henry 808 Weaver, Daniel
Born, A 666 Welsh, James D
Houghton, JB. 400 Wm B m
Houston, J y 420 Weckeily, WM *
Howard, W J 5,070 Weil, Wm
Howell* EB 182 Weller. Ghaa
Bull, Thomas ’ 643 Weimmann, J
Hummeli. JM 2,450 Weetou, Chas
i Humphreys, H J 291 Weymer, W G
Huncker, John 2,200 Whildin. A
. Hunter, Jf __ -
Burley, " 424 White, JH .
r- 2,217. JEUto. B T
Ivins, ® 1 2,688 Whiteman. A L
Jackson, F H 1.U6 Whittington, Bsnj
James, BB . 2,336 Widencr Geo
Jayne, Mrs E F 1.200 Wilds, StophenH
Jones, A F 19 WUSlnß,.l3aac P
Jones. C 176 Williams, B J
Joneß. B M 3,123 Williams, C B
Jones, B E 987 Williams, B M -
Jones. John 250 Williams, JG
Jones Wm B - 820 Williams, Joseph
Jcnes WW 178 w iUiama, Thomas
Joßte C 350 Williß, G f
‘ Jost, K- .... Wills Edw
Kahn. A 8.431 Wilkins, Bichard -
Kahn, J 2, K 0 Wilson, Adam -
Keeler, Isaac 8,863 Wilson, George H
Seeley, Joseph 304 Wilson, James
Keenan, W._F_ 4,C00 Wilson, Theodore
Keefer, W W- 1,000 Winn* Jacob
Kelly, John 370 Wood, John B
Kelly, 8M , 400 Wood, Joseph
Kemper, Jacob Wood.TC
Kennedy, A 376 Wood aide, P G
Keneel, J B 256 Worley, Joseph.
Kenton, G W 200 Woman. Louis H
Kern, M G 6,665 Wrar, W T
Kitzinger, E H 3;i75 Wxight, S,
Kitzinger. M 2,990 Wander, L QL
Kline,. J St 13,314 Wyand, Jaceo
Kiumpp, Jobs 1,000 Welbank, Geo
Eneedler, Simon 617 Whildin, A. Jr
Knight, David 400 Wilcox, L _
/Knight, J F 9 Welsh, James D
Kobn, laion 2,530 Terkes. Charles f
Krlps, J . 577 Jr
Kucher, Frauds . 140 Yost, Jacob A
• Kuntz, John 1,709 Yost, T W
Kurtz/-Henry S 1,566 Yoxmg, David
Ku tz, M D 1,004 Young, H G
Laurie, Jas Etk Yrennar, Henry?
W»TH »S
Adams, Theta J 6,957
Ag&rd.NJ _ |K?B
Ahers, "William 2,000
Anderson, James 2,672
Araeon* JasM 7,027
Arrleon, JohnC 7,613
Airieou, M 1,052
Arrison, Samuel 272
Arthur, Samuel _ „ 700
A&bme&d, Henry B 2,960
Atbmead, Isaac 1,637
Adair, JohnG 272
Bain, James, Jr 996
Baldwin, A J „ SOO
Baltz, Jacob, l»S9l
Barnholt, George 2*200.
Barry, Bichard 281
Bayum, David - 8
Becker, Geo J 800
BiUlngton* JasH 313
Black, PR 209
Bosworth. DC 700
Boovier, Jno B*jßo
Brtgy, J A
Brooks* Wm 1,013
Brown, Hff 4M
Bachman, Jno 391
Bunn, John H 323
Burton, A B 4,400
Bazly, A G ‘ 2.071
C&dwallader, C 2,100
Cadwallader, C M 811
Cameron, Aligns 1,726
Carter, FE 435
Cassady, John 46
Chaffin, Bev W L „ 424
Chapman,.Dr J 1,608
Qhilas* A JS 2,483
Clemens, Mrs AM 400
Cleveland, O B . W
Coam, Chas P 2,631
Coam, Robert - 1»591
Coam Robert C - 6*386
CoatF, Coliin ' Ilf
Cochran* S A 148
Colestoci, B M 1,192
Crean.John M 7
Curestin, OS 941
Cnreetln, J B LOOQ
Cninmings, Alex 8,000
Davit eon, Mrs S 2,000
Durideen, AH 9,221
Drehm, J B 24*
Dyon. J E - 728
Busenbnry, B F 67
Dyott.DrJß 358
Bokel, Bamnel 173
Sokfaidt, Wm 1,180
Brlelo. Franz 30D
Bills, Amos . 18,079
Ellis. B Davis 1,818
Mils CBail 1,666
Bills, <ID - 860
England, ThoaT ~694
'Evans, G C 16,620
Field, Wm MO
Fisber, LO 787
Flanders LB 160
Feeling, AS M 859
Forrest, Bdwin 22,664
-Forrest, Bd trusts* 1,490 :
FOX, AF «00
Fry, CD 218
Gasaell, Jas 2,166
oatclieli. C M 267
Gayer, VS 60
Gibson, Geo H 167
Gillingham, J B 20,165
Gillingham, IV 218
Gillingham, MreLß SB2
deacon, Alfred 169
Gogan, Wm T 68
Graff, John E 36 000
Graft John F 1,900
Graham, Georg* . 411
Graham, Hngh. 2,683
Greene, Stephen 236
Srier M GW 60
rier, Mrs Jane 848
Bnstoch, Charles F 160
Halm, Jr, 313 1,160
Baliowell, 0„ • 200
Harhnees, G H 17,642
Hayhnrst.E 2U
Ballings, 11 „ 862
Hentz, J Henry 8,58 i
Hlggins.WA „ 182
Hill, Lit „ T 13,618
Hinchman, B J 673
:Hoffman»C B 2£6
Holden* warren 444
Hollingsworth, J 0 7,281
Holloway, W - 1,670
Hoed, ff 120
Hooses, *W 807
•Huft Allen J 1.168
Hnhn, SP. - _ 406
Bnlohinson, J H, 3; 168
James,-William 462
Jayne, BO 3,367
Jennera. Jaa 461
Jessnp. BA „ 3,622
Johnson, W F 1,746
Jordan. PA 1,718
Jones, M A 880
Reich,. John P 100
' Kellogg, Bey D D 31
Kelly, (S 8 4,079
Kenney, Bev BF 7
Kertan. Thoa 20
Kerns, Stephen 268
Kersey, Gerard C 43
Keyaer, 8F 600
fx T *F t ' io.i|
.graft 1 . i
Kraft, FA 48
Lambert, Jute I,m
LemKlh* 8 W 1,620
Xannlnjc. PR _ 99
I-atta.Bev W W 11,078
Lindenmeyw, Ghae 166
Loeser, Jacob ICO
Long, Thoa J , • ,26
Long, W A 119
1,030
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7,523
101
697
407
444
2,647
1,453
391
65
J
481
700
700
8,000
607
3,969
215
, 400
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4,7:6
660
2,260
224
US
AMOTBBB XJMIOH MjSMBKR EtSOTED TO THB
LnoißLATTOE.— Joseph B.Wels!i,EBg,prWAsli
insuon county, fcM been elected, at the special elev
tlon held on Tuesday last) a member of thelHotue
of Bepresentatives lnplaoe of piyßeea.doiWMiaa.
The dlstfilct Is 'composed of the counties of ‘Wath-
Ington end Bearer, awltie Won majority is largo.
' The people of Blohinorid had been assured, for to*
.purpose of appeasing their hunger and allaying
their discontent, that -as I.ee had on former occa
sions obtained immense supplies from McClellan,
he only had to make a desperate effort to reach
General Grant’s base, from which he was to obtabt
sutfleient food and clothing for his army and tbs
DISSpOINTMBH T AND CBLAOBI^'
A
1,030
1
60S
If
1,203
3M
574
1,219
6,103
8.816
1,500
540
999
1,118
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2, m
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175
369
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2,144
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761
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*
’ Louden. B ff 20
I bo wry, Bobt O 54
i Lukens* Francis G 280
S Lynch, Mary 230
McClosJtey, AW .18
; McOouch, Wm 5,190
; McCurdy, J K 1,(575
McDaniel, Wm 2,834
McEntee. Patrick 755
tfcltraia, J E 5,178
McMahon, Q W ■ 1,099'
Mackenzie, Peter 5 -4
Malone. Watson 9.768
Marshall, Caleb 4,831
Marshall, John 15,000
Martin, AII 383
Martin, Jos J 1,300
Martin, Luther 6* 132
Martin, Thoi J 601
Matlack, DGD 234
Maxwell, Bey J G /e4O
Metier, CH 65
Meredith, L 200
Heraine, Augustus 2,638
MUler. Samuel 3,996
Minfins, G S 129
Mingle. P B 3,410
Mitchell, 8 M 140
Money, N H 700
Mooney, John J 120
Montague, J B 1,320
Moore, G S 2,655
Morgan, Joseph 116
Mumford, Jos P 844
Nathans, Isaac 1,386
Neill, Jno E 150
Nell, Beery D 287
Niakey, Peter 1,030
JRoblit, Dell, Jr 15,659
Norton, CP 66,566
Oriey, Wm 100
Qyera, James 340
Paitridge, A 4,272
Patterson, J J 3,965
Pearce, Robert 12.720
Pearson, BB 90
Pearson, Chas A 196
Person, H B 433
Pearson* JE 80
Peters, Charles 85
Peters, James 1,032
Peters, Beese S I,B®
Peterson, T B 5.552
Phillips, W J 615
Phillips, 8 E 8,777
Pitt. ThosH 223
Pratt, Erasmus 4,168
Pratt, John H 4,257
Prostor, J W 872
Randall. F J _ 841
Rapp, Gottlelb 140
Head, Mr* C 2.070
Seed, W T 3,608
Bezetr, WE - 183
Rldd»U,EobtJ 693
Riley. JasM 596
Robinson, A. . ' ,320
; Robinson. Bayard 1,927
Boot, George 300
Euoff. John 5
Schaeffer, J L 52
SeoU, JO 263
Shaw* Aaron 14,889
Shoemaker, ?S 3,881
Shuler. W C , 100
Sugar, GbasH 4,637
silence, W 377
Simons, S W 9,685
Simone, Henry v 25,260
Slack, Joseph 179
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THE JAMES Itlil
THE LATE BAH) OB THB RKBEI 'BABSt
DETAILS OK THE “ ABTOHISHIM® *
WHAT BEBDI.TS WEBB KXPECTEK.
Bichmond, Petersburg, and the Sebel Army to
have been Supplied from the
Union Stores.
HOW THESE HOPES MET WITH A MOR-
TIFYING DISAPPOINTMENT.
AKOTJHEK REBEL EAST APPOINTED.
THE LOO-BOOK OK THE BLOWH-TTK
BAM DBEWBY.
—Bollin.—
[Special Correspondence of The Press. 1
Ansrr oir thb Jambs,
'Bbfokb Richmond, Jan, 2T, 1888.
THB DETAILS OF THB “ABTONIBKIKB MOVB."
As time speeds along the more fully we become
possessed of the enemy’s Intention In advancing hit
flotilla dawn the James. It was the move by whlok
Lee hoped to astonish the world, as the pnblle bat
been frequently apprised. The rebel rams worn
provided with torpedoes to blow up our monitors,
alter which they were to destroy ear pontoons,
which would cut off this army from Its base and alt
hope of Immediate reinforcement from the Army oC
the Potomac, and then proceed to Bermuda Hue.
dred and City Point to eapturethe immense store
houses of supplies which are located atthdso places.
As soon as the flotilla, consisting of three Iron-clad
rams and three gunboats, were through our obstrae-
Uens s ond, asthey sangnlnely expected,had destroyed
the only monitor which happened then to be In tbs
river, and proceeded on their way rejoicing, one
line was to be attaobed at several points, while
Long street, with thirty thousand men, was to as
sault Fort Burnham. The recapturecf this work
would necessitate a retreat of several milos, and,
under ordinary circumstances, would occasion m
mortifying humiliation, but, had It fallen by the
plans of too enemy, toe disaster might have boon
overwhelming. Rising'above these apeonlatlons,
there Is not now, nofhas there ever been, the least
fear that toe enemy would ever recapture this; work.
The day after we captured this Important position,
not even toe inspiration of Lee’s presence could
rally toe rebels tea successful charge. The recol
lection of what a bloody day that was to. .toe rebels
will never be forgotten, and had they attempted It
on last Tuesday, as now seems was their intent,
their slaughter would havebeen fearful. .
SUFFLIBS TO BE OBTAINED FBOM ODB W’ELL
STOKED “BASB.”
Instead of returning with the good hews or suc
cess toe flotilla has toe mortlfloation to report that
but one vessel passed our obstructions, toe Frede
ricksburg, while toe Hiohmond and Virginia, tw*
other ranis, grit aground. In this dilemma our bat
teries opened on them, doing great damage to to*
Virginia,-killing some anil severely wounding fiv*
of ber crew and some ot her officers. The unerring
fire of our forts, Uhnpled with the manifest determi
nation of eur land and water forces to dispute to*
passage of toe river, brought toe flotilla to n consul
tation, toe conclusion of which was hastened by one
cannonlers sending a shell into toe magazine of to*
Drewry. The flotilla then ran under the guns of to*
Howlett House battery, where It remained untn near
four o’clock on Wednesday morning, when It endea
vored to quietly pass up the river. It then received
the attention of Forts Brady and the Craw’s Nest,
THB C COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT OF/ THB LAHTI
Gen. Blekett, whole forces oppose ours on toft
Bermuda Hundred front, more sanguine of success
than Longstreet and other rebel chiefs, actually
made a demonstration against our works, which,
though it amounted to nothing, may have gained,
for him some credit In being prompt arid ready to
do his share of toe battle. It Is evldpht that some
body must shoulder the responsibility of this failure,
and it is not unUfcejiJfcAt -« may be-pat to tho ao
counrorHfclcettlfbrwhat toe rebels may-now term
rashness, in disclosing an attack before too proper
moment arrived.
A DAY OF FASTING AND FBAT33B'.
The rebel Fresldlht is out In anotoa proclama
tion, In yesterday’s Blchmond papers, appointing a
day of prayer, faEttng, humiliation, arid all that
kind of “bosh.” These posters of Jeff have beoome
to be such an annoyance, from thoir frequent ooeur
rence and their hypocritical nature, that they
scarcely deserve a passing notiee. In fact, Ido nob
see toe necessity of this proclamation to adviße fast
ing and humiliation, since necessity has long
since Imposed these Christian virtues upon hIB
wicked people. The desperate effort of toe enemy
to reach City Point would leave one to-lnfer that
toe rebels had ceased praying, assumed their pride,
and resolved to eat as Boon as supplies could be ob
tained.
SUPPLIES FOB rbbbl PRISONERS,
The rebel fiag-of-traoo boat Wm. Allison? oame
down the James yesterday morning, with snch arti
cle's as the friends and relatives of prisoners of war
to our possession couldsendthem, eonslsttagchiefly
of tobacco. Some cotton also was brought down,
with which, no doubt, our author! tier will purchase
blankets and clothing for the Johnnies. Wagon
loads of good things were forwarded to our soldier*
to Southern prisons, which will cheer them In their
gloom, and serve to keep fresh to their recollections
how dear they are to the loved ones at home.
F.XTKACTS FROM: THE r.OG-BOOK OF TBE DREWEV,
The blowing up of the Drewry has placed in our
possession a good portion of Its log-book, containing;
the reports of its commander and the general orders
to toe squadron. For the satisfaction of the public
and Information of the Wavy Department, I annex:
such as I deem of sufficient interest for perusal. The
following report of the part which toe Drewry took,
on the memorable 29th of September, when Fort
Harrison was captured, Is worth reading, as afford
ing an inside view of toe rebellion:
C. S. Stbamee Drbwrv, ,
Jambs Biter Squadbon, Sept. 29,1864.
- Sib : 1 have toe honor of submitting to yon toft
following report of the part borne by this 'vessel in
shelling the enemy at Fort Harrison and the outer
works of 11 Chain In’s Bluff:” At 9 A. M. I was or
dered by Commander Thomas B. Bootes to proceed
from my anchorage off “ Hrave-yard,” James river,
to Chaffin’s Bluff and render any assistance lu my
power to toe defence of the bluff. I Immediately
steamed up toe river and reported to toe command
ing officer. Colonel Maury, however, being absent
and supposed to be to the enemy’s hands,, the officer,
to command could give me no instructions. Learn
tog, however, toe position of the enemy (toe occu
pation of Fort Harrison), I steamed down below toft
- bluff and took position and opened Ore on toe fort
at 10.46 A. M., wi than elevation of from 1,800 to
2,100 yards. Alter firing one or two shots I ascer
tained from those on shore that I had toe range,
and that my shell were destructive. At one o’clock
you came down by me and gave me orders, to con
tinue filing, which was kept up. until fflvd o’clookj
when my supply of ammunition being nearly ex
hausted, 1 ceased firing. The amount of ammuni
tion expended during toe day Bums up as follows:
Thirteen 5-inch shell, fifteen 10-lneh shell, five 15-
Inch shell, nineteen percussidh shell, two 30-inch
charges, forty-eight 8-toeh charges. During toft
early part of toe day a piece of shell struck me on
toe rib tier about two feet from, water line, without
doing any damage. I take pleasure In testifying tft
toe uniform good conductor aUunder my command.
Wo casualties, either accidental or from toe enemy,
odeurred.
1 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient serv’t,
, Wm. H. Wauu,
Lieutenant-Commanding.
To Flag-officer John K. Mitchkll,- Commanding;
James Blver Squadron. "
ORDER AGAntBT DESERTION.
The following general order la also a corrobora
tion of the statements which-1 have, so frequently
made, as to toe depletion of the enemy’s ranks by
desertion:
Office of Ordrrs and Dutah.,
C. S. Km Department ,
Richmond, Va., 0ct.18,1864.
Commending officers of stations and vessels will
at once adopt the most stringent measures to stow
desertions from toe navy. Two officers will be sent
to charge of boats, and toe most reliable men sa«.
tested for all duty affording opportunltyto desert.
Deserters from toe Yankees will he carefully ex
cluded ftonu duty of this character) auch as shorn
duty, picket; Ao.
Bv command of the Secretary of Wavy.
S. S.Leb,
« Captain to Charge.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE REBEL SQUADRON ON TBK
The following Instructions to, toft enemy’s squad
ron may he of general Interest, espeplglly to naval
officers, as they aisolose some of toe matured plans
of toe enemy’s movements on toajaums river:
OSNBBAD INSTRUCTIONS POR.FATROn BBRVIOK.
Flag-phip Virginia,
James Kivbb Squadron, D 00.32,1864.
Fint. Vessels on patrol sendee will patrol toe ri
ver from toe booms above Klngsland creek to "toft
river, just below Battery Semmes, at Bishop’s.
Second. Vessels having too patrol duty and roller
patrol will drop below toe booms at early dusk and
remain below tUI.lt is fairly daylight; when they
will come above them,but they.will not eaohor until
. Btmrlßa» - • ‘ ‘ -
Third. The patrol keep un
der weigh from early dngk until sunrise, and not to
anchor unless renders! absolutely neeessary on ac
count of tMokweather, or, other s ufii^dpntnAnse,
; Fourth. They wul keep their torpedo trapsiW
1 whenever they pm® boloy toe booms.; with a llttlft
care toe-yard will on found very serviceable in ma
mid ttodr tatjxto,
up. the patxol vessels, iwl .drag a wf
trtres or apv eieotrfo torpedoes wMcfr iHe eoemy
may plaoein too itv»r, kqepiii» for this purpose, as
close to to the north shore as they can go, without
danger of grounding. Should any wlreS
ud leading to toe north bank,. they are to be out at
cuce. and thewlreshauled to as muon as possible,
and again out, and toeplnoe carefully noted on toft
: chart. * -
Sixth. Whenever toe current la so strong as tft
Interfere with dragging on their first trips down
It may he done on their first trips up.
Seventh. The patrol, gunboats will keep toe edge
of the channel, close aboard on their starboaSd
hand, whenever then Is danger from thick-weather,
or tbelr nxn&iftsr btto owsli other*
Eighth. Thelf torpedoes are to be kept Shipped,
loaded, fused, and ready to all respects for Imme
diate serrtoei’bnt- they will be well trfoeAup u»tft
preparing to receive or make an attack; and on re*
turnlr gfrom patrol duty will have the -safety caps
placed.over, toe sensltlve tubes. The utmost care
ts enjoined st all times to take every precaution
to prevent accidents &9® c?Ul#l9a with each other i