Mszelfe sub Democrat.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1865.
WAR NEWS!
OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF ADMIRAL DUPONT.
WASUINOTON, Feb. 9.
The bearer of official despatches from the fleet
e ft' Charleston has arrived.
The following is from Rear Admiral Dupont,
concerning the rebel attack on our squadron off
that port:
FLAG 5111 P WABASH, PORT ROYAL HARBOR, 1
February 2, 1563.
1 7, 111.7 I ban to report that, about four o'clock
ou the morning of the llst ult., airing the ob—
scurity of a thick haze, two ironclad gunboats
came out of Charleston by the main ship channel,
unperceived by the squadron, and commenced a
raid upon the blockading fleet. Most of the lat
ter were of the light class of purchased vessels,
two of the heaviest men-of war, the Powhaten
and Canandaigua. being at this port coaling and
repairing. The Afereedita was the first vessel
attacked. Her officers and crew had been par
ticularly watchful during the night., to look out
fur suspected vessels, and, at three o'clock, bad
lipped her cable and overhauled& troop steamer
running for tbe channel by mistake.
She had returned to ber anchorage, and Capt.
Stellwigen had gone to his room for a short
time, leaving Lieut commander Abbott on deck,
when one of the iron dads suddenly appeared.
Her approach was concealed by the haze and
moist of the atmosphere.
The vessel was immediately bailed and an or
der given to fire; but the iron clad being Close
aboard, and lying low in the water, no guns
could be brought to bear.
A heavy rise shell ntai deed frot tho enemy,
which entered the starboard side of the 'dime—
dna, passed through her condenser, the steam
drum of her port. boiler, and exploded against
her port side, blowing a hole in its exit some
four or five feet square, killing the gunner, and, '
by the escape of steam, a number of the men,
and rendering her motive power apparently use
less.
Unable to use his guns, and being at the mercy
of the enemy, which was lying alongside on his
smrboard quarter, all further resistance was
deemed hopeless by Capt.. Stellwagen, and he
surrendered. The crew and officers were paroled,
though nothing was said of the ship, the execu
tive officer, .Lieut. Commander Abbott, having
gone on board the enemy's gunboat, and made
the arrangement.
The iron-clad, leaving the Mercedita to her
fate to sink or not, next engaged the Keystone
State, Capt. Leroy, who was also attacked by
the other. Their fire was gallantly returned,_
bat a Shell exploding in the forehold of thie ves
sel she was set on fire.
Commander Leroy kept off until it was got 'un
der, when he sneered again for one of the iron.:
clads, ordered full steam on, and determined to
try to run her down- The guns had been train
ed and depressed ter a plunging fire at the mo—
ment of collision, and the ship had acquired a
speed of twelve knots, when a shell or shot
from the enemy passed through the steam chest,
wholly disabling her boilers and rendering her
powerless.
Tea rifle shell struck the Keystone Slate tlfe
burst on the. quarter-deck, but most of them
struck the hull, being near and below the water
line. In the meantime, the Augusta, Command
er Parrot; the Quaker City, Commander Fruity,
and the Memphis, Acting /lieutenant Watmough,
kept up a fire upon the enemy, diverting their
attention from the Keystone State, which was
soon after taken in tow by the Memphis, and
drawn away from the fire.
The Augusta and Quaker City were both struck
in their Milts; the Memphis only in her rigging_
The Housatonic, Capt. Taylor, gave chase,
and a shot from her struck the pilot house of one
of the iron-clads, doing, it is thought, some dam
age and carrying away one of her flags.
The rebel vessels then passed to the northward
receiving the fire of our ships, and took refuge
in the Swash channel, behind the alma*
The only casualties were on the Nereedita and
Keystone State. On the Keystone State they are
very large. About one fourth of her crew were
killed and wounded, and among the former the
medical officer of the ship, Assistant Surgeon
Jacob H. Qotmold, who was scalded to dutch,
while rendering surgical aid to one of the wound.
ed wen. Nine of those who died perished from
the escape of steam, when the boilers and steam
chimneys were penetrated, and among the
wounded, the greater number received their in
juries from the same cause.
As the Iffereedita was the only vessel which
surrendered, I have directed a court of inquiry
to examine into the circumstances of the case,
ES well as into the terms under which the sur
reader was, made, This investigation has been
asked for by Captain Stellwagen.
I received this intelligence on Saturday, at 3
P. M , by the Augusta, which ship immediately
returned to Charleston.
The Mercedita soon after arrived. and the
Keystone State in tow of the Memphis, when the
latter vessel was at once sent back to her station.
The James Adger, Commander Patterson, was
also turned back as she was coming into Port
Royal, and ordered to Charleston ; and the Pow
hatan, through the commendable veal of Captain
Gordon, was got ready by 9 o'clock P. a
I had the channel and bar buoys lighted, when
she passed out safely.
I torward herewith copies of the reports of
Capt. Steliwagen, Lieut. Commander Abbott, and
Commander Leroy ; also, the reports of the casu
alties on board the Mercedita , and Keystone
State.
On the Mereedita there were four killed and
three wounded.
On the Keystone State twenty killed and twen
ty wounded.
Very repectfuliy. your obedient aaroaet,
S. F. DUPONT, Rear Admiral, &c.
Ron. GIDEON WELLES, Pecretary of the Navy.
THE CAPTURE OP THE PRINCESS ROYAL.
The following bite also been received by the
Secretary of the Navy, reporting the capture of
the steamer Princess Reyal :
FLAG-SIIIP WABAPH, 1
PorL Royal Harbor, B. C., Jan. 31, 1868. f
Six I have the honor to report the capture,
on the morning of the 29th inst., of the ecrew
ateamer Princess Royal, while attempting to ran
the blockade into Charleatoti. The following are
the circumetances :
After standing in a mile and a hall, Lieut.
Commander Onackinbluth observed a steamer
eliding along the land in the direction of Charles
ton. He fired two shots at her, when her course
Pas altered towards the beach, and she was run
ashore. Two officers and an armed boat's crew
were immediately sent to take possession. She
proved to be the iron 'warner propeller Princess
Royal, last froni Bermuda, four days out, and
laden, as far as he could learn, with rifled guns,
arms, ammunition, steam engines for the iron :
clads, and - an assorted cargo.
On taking possession, it was ascertained that
the captain, supercargo, pilot, and some of the
petty officers and a passenger, had left the ship
when she struck, and escaped to the shore, which
fact was substantiated by the chief mate, under
supercargo and chief engineer, as well as by see
ing tha two missing boats lying on the beach
deserted. By the active exertions of Acting
Master E. Van Size and Acting Ensign 'R. W.
Cornell, of the 'Coeditla, assisted by a boat's
crew from the United States steamers Housatonic
end Augusta, and the schooners Blunt and Amer
ica, aided by two of the engineers of the prize,
she was got off without sustaining any injuries.
There not being sufficient coal on board of the
Princess Rroysil to send her North, she was or
dered by the senior officer to this port to obtain
a supply_ No papers pertaining to ship or cargo
were found on board of her at the time, except
the shipping articles and a log book. But after
her arrival here, Acting Master Van Sice; of the
Unadilla (the officer in charge of the prize), dis
covered, accidentally, in looking over the side,
certain papers which had lodged in the tender in
the attempt to throw them overboard. These
refer principally to the cargo, and, with the pa
pers before mentioned, which were all that were
I,nnd on board, will be forwarded to the United
States District Judge at Philadelphia.
The under-supercargo Healey, the chief mate
Shaw, the captain's clerk, (a young man named
Haekiey, whose father is said to be interested in
the cargo,) two of the engineers, and several of
the firemen, go North in the prize. The rest of
the crew will be sent the first opportunity. I
desire to call the attentiotoof the Department to
the fact that in this prize are two complete en—
gines, said to be of great power and intedded for
iron clads.
Very respectfully, your obedient eervant,
S. F. DUPONT, Rear Admiral,
-Commanding B. Atlannii' Blookadin Squadron.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bourrrir moray, 1341.0114 1 117
AND PENSION OFFICE.-ALE, CLAIIIIB
promptly attended to. •
E. It. SI-MARES, Attorney at Law,
Office in Court Street, heading, Pa.
Feb 7 tf)
PI7BLIC BALE.
WILL BE SOLD PU 11610 SALE, ON
Saturday, the 14th of February. 1863, at 1 O'clOak,
P. M., at the public house of Jacob Boyer, to Leesport,
Berke county,
1S ACRES OF CLEARED LARD,
more or lees, situate nem. the village of Leesport. Th.
miimprovemenu are a LOG HOUSE, frame Darn, fram -
inst St I! LI ode of Fruit Tram, Rood water, &s
Pusse.iou and a good title will he given next Sprlng
Feb 7-2tl SARA 11 THOMPSON.
Estate of Aaron S. Holl, late of Lower
Heidelberg township, Barks county, de
ceased.
NT! °TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT LET
LI TRIES of Administration to the Estate of Aaron 8. /1011,
late of Lower Eeidelber,t township, Berke county, deceased
have been grautad to the sub.crlber, residing to the saute
township. Alt persons indebted to sald 'Estate, are re
gnawed to make payment to J. 01201LOR gRLT2I3g. Esq., at
1510860111 North Fifth street, oppositA the Pod Odle*,
Eluding; end All having ciallne against the snow, will al
so present thew to the Attorney aforesaid, for eettleinstit.
Veb. 7-lit] EVAN /LOLL, Adminiastratrix.
Estate of Anna Maria Ruth, late of Lower
Heidelberg township, Barks county, de
ceased.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIYFN, THAT LET
TEES of Administration to the Estate of Anna litaria
Rath, late of Lower iloidelherg township. Perim county,
deceased, have been greeted to the subscribers, residing in
the same township. All persons Indebted to said Estate.
are rage/aided to make payment without delay, and all
homing claims against the wane, will present them, proper-
II authenticated, for settlement,
Feb. 7-6 ti
• •
ADAM H. RUTH,
REUBEN H. RUTH, I Admintetratora
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Henry . G. Seidel. a minor son
of Nicholas Seidel, deceased,
THE UNDERSIGNED AUDITOR, APPOINT
ED by the Orphans' Court of Berks county, to audit
and re state the account of Francis B. Shatters, Guardian
of Henry 0. Seidel, a minor son of Nieholas Seidel, dec'd.,
hereby gives notice that be will attend to the duties of hie
appointment, on Thursday, March Sib, 0555, at hie often
in Conn Street, Reading, at 1 o'olock, P. N., Wiles and
where Chrietlan Gaul, who is appointed by the Court to
appear for 'aid minor, and all other parties may
attend if they tee proper.
Feb 7-3L] A. G. GREEN, Auditor.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF BEM COUNTY, FOB THE YEAR 1862 .
THE AUDITORS ELECTED TO ADJUST AND
settle the accounte of the County of Baits from the 6th
day of January, A. D. 1802. to the Slat day of December,
1802, both dare incluelve, having examined the same, re
spectrally lay before the Honorable Judges of the Court of
COMM Mao, the following Statement and Deport:
IFILLIAM HERBST, ESQ., Treasurer, DR
To Receipts from Collectors, to mit
ALBANY.
Daniel Brownffilller. for 1861 Is full
Jesse Miller ? for 1562 none paid
122=E!
Peter Fink, 1861 in fell
Bonbon Moir, 1862 on account
IMME2
Ben y 1961 in fall
Hoary Bo yer,
1862 none Todd
EC Cl 2
Daniel IL Kramer, ISM. In fell 370 7•1
William M. Baba, 1862 on account 832 73
BERN UPPER.
Samuel Wagner, 1981 in frill .334 94
WWilliam3larberger, 1882 in fall 987 50 '
1242 44
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William D. Stein, 1560 on account 69 00
Jahn Burkhart, 1861 on account 816 00
William Klein,lB62 on account 801 69
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Jahn L. Matzo], 1881 on account
Daniel Bentz,lB62 on account
• lIIIECKNOCK
Christian Hartwig, 18611 n fall
1862 on ace punt
CERNARVON.
William Good, 1861 in fall 24 02
Robert A. Oilmen, 1862 none paid
21.03
CEPI3III3.
William Potteiger.lB6l in fall 53 86
John W. Hollenbach,lB62 none pale
53 86
• COLEBR.OOBDALE.
Thomas Mauer, 1861 in fall 357 81
" 1363 on account 6GO 00
Cllllllll.
Samuel Kurtz, 1861 on account 300 00
William Beitolat, 1862 on account 918 55
Di - STRICT. -
Charles Wien, 19,W on menet 10 DO
William Roinert,l66l in full ioo 97
Franklin biluer,lBo2 OKI account 17 00
DOUGLASS.
D. 11: N. Manger, 1561 in fall 547 S 5
• 165.1. none paid
ME!
Daniel Shultz. DM on account
Enos Roth, 1882 on account
EXETER.
Llvengood, 1860 In fell 19 00
Mown Strunk, 3661 on account 753 gt
William Wanner, 1562 on account 693 10
1365 94
• GIIEENWIOIL
John Shearer, 7881 In fall . 357 30
1808 on account 299 91
TIAMBITHCI.
Reuben jailing, 1861 on account 895 00
Mahlon?. Wolf, 1802 on account 331 SO
MOUSE R°.
Samuel Writer, ltial la WI SRO 21
MU= Rismelbtrger, 1862 oa account 589 54
HEIDELBERG LOWER.
John Maurer, 1881 472 40
Elijah Sttely, 1862 749 91
ainailtllllo NORTH
William Stamp, 1862 la Ma
HEREFORD
Samuel Gable,lB62 none paid.
• JEFFERSON
Samuel Minter, IWin rtsil
Samuel Nachman, Elfn is full
Samuel roluager, 1982 on amount
KUTZTOWN.
William Sbiedlar,lBol la fail 430 70
Isaac K. Slander, 1582 on paid
LOMISWABIP..
Job, Hatz:l26l is bolt • 623 26
Valentino Goict, 1362 on account • CB 06
John 1. Stll.l, 1381 In full 620 00
John Saul, 1552 on accOnnt 750 82
1370 52
MARION. .
•
Famnel Reed, 1561 In fall 196 12
John L. ginger, 1862 on account 786 96
-- 983 09
.. . .
MAXATAW.NY.
Allen Schwoyer, 1861 In fall 1540 00
Charles D. Koch, 1562 on account 900 53
MIIFILBNiIRRO.
aostkpb Meer, 1861 in fall
949 08
"'• 1302 on account
382 94
01.P.V.
George Browamiller, len is fall 2134. 12
ONTEL3.URES.
.Amos Kauffman, 1861 in full • 35
Daniel Coleman. 1861 on account 673 GO
Emanuel Rickenbach, 1563 on accennt 186 30
PENN
Charles Diehl, 1662 In fell
PERRY.
Albright, 1:1
0 11 .. 1%11 75 05
.0
60G 00
-- 675 00
MD
Abrabam H. Shaeffer, ISM on azoount SOO CO
George Bechtel, 1802 none paid
JOO DU
Frederick Hill, WA in full 149 64
Levi H. Haan, 1660 in full St 00
Henry O. Haller, tall/ co account S•?; 91
AILTILLD. S. High.. IRO3 on mount, 4 04
, .
Samuel Biller, 1959 in fad 72 95
George Gmbh, 1860 in full 41 95
Alioheel Weraley, 1841 In toll 331. 81
Lewis Woodwaril, 1962 on account 439 98
_ SU 47
itotkLAND.
Jonathan L. Landis. 1861 In roll 202 71
Reuben Rhoads, 180 on account 270 00
608 7
Rtr9oo6lo/11APOR.
John Herb, 7561 tn fall 183 09
" " /IQ son 6994110 t 76 53
4.55 02
Jam Sall, 1660 112 fun
Emanuel Matz, 18th in fall
laeob Shunter, 1802 on account
TV/X=OO7PN ones.
William Reber, 1861 la fall 194 10
1662 on account 192 25
TULPSIIOCCON.
Oodfrey Bordner, 1861 In MI 89.0 79
ft ‘. 1861 on account 119 28
UNION.
Natbau R. Waumber, 1861 lu full 199 69
Johu,//arlrsou,lB62 on accoaut 16 81
David Backfield, lgal to. rmt
Peter Dayober, 1502 on account
' WINDSOR.
Mahlon G. Spears, 1661 in toll 161 61
John S. Seldle, ISO on account 667 81
•
• NVOSIEI.BIOOIIE%
William Freeborn, IN/ on account 90 00
ila.ry Hackm.n , 1002 on awing 75 43
185 43
READING —2l7Jra- Elia Ward.
George Hnshar, IWO in fall 158 89
Christian lihalis, 1861 on account 981 00
William Heidenreich. 1662 none paid
—ll4O 89
nataninci—Nafilt- Wig Ward.
Aaron Cate, 1860 on account 307 02
William Keen. 1881 on account 790 00
Herman Beard, 1862 none paid
1097 52
READlll(l—South—East Ward.
Edward 80hunzlz, 1860 on account 412 27
Chrtkian Shultz, 1851 on account 725 05
Chula' Noting, 1002 on amount 100 00
1270 95
READINCI—south. Weat Waid.
John B. Oriseinger, 1881 on anima 1400 00
Weed M. Schwartz, BM none paid
. 1400 00
READING—Spruce Wart
Bdwefil Sehmock, 1861 In fall 880 13
'• '• 1262 on account 250 00
Samuel Minoan,
Demel Kemp,
Jobe Francis.
William Kuebb,
Isaac Reiff,
Jobs AUleabach,
Henry Wagenboret, aamlaietrater,
Daniel Ciriesemer,
Samuel Knabb. .
Catharine and Win. Weidner
Jacob 0. Hartzog,
John Lorah,
Henry &Idol,
Charles Bruteleer,
Daniel Radial,
Dr. William D. Wynn,
Jacob C. Hoff,
Daniel L. Grtesemer,
Jame Bell.
Margaret Fasig,
&sm.' Merkel.
P. DIV* Man i
Joseph shame,
Daniel Maurer,
J. Oeisler, assigned to A. Blooding,
Daniel Zacharias,
Joseph Levan,
Daniel Habil,
limo Botta,
Henry Ham
Lela H. Hook,
Anna.Reaser,
Richard SohoieJer,
Jacob Donahower,
John P. FenWY,
brae Grant;
Daniel Hartman,
William Herbst,
&MIMI Donahower,
Sybilla Orim,
X 551 44
14551 44
314 as
66 99
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Bather& Berley,
Anthony BIDS,
Lewis H. Wunder,
984 63
- 994 63
Elizabeth Stroudt,
Margaret M. Dewitt,„
Andrew Harry
Dauiet Bertolet.
Samuel B. Grind;
Mary Ebbed.
Abraham Ems,
Richard Boone,
Thomas Litman,
EMS
Jacob /SUM%
Nathaniel Hoodhart,
Catharine Herttog, withont interest,
Daniel Hartman, without interest,
Henry Wagenhoret,
Henry Frey,
48,883 00
. • Bridge Contracts and Tolls, for 1862
Penn Street Bridge, yearly contracts 1009 NI
Francis Bechtel, toll collected 698 60
1176 69
60 00
36 2.
Lancaster Bridge, yearly contracts 856 75
Harriet McGuire, toll collected 664 00
12E1
Poplar Neck Bridge, yearly contract. ' doe 50
Joisep 1:1110361 , , toll collated 294 71.
21 05
322 SS
Mil
newt)Org Bridge, yearly contracts
Jacob Gerhard, toll collected
Bridge Stock and Dividends
Dividend from teize'e Bridge, per Mat.
tides S. Mehra
Dividend Troia nlttiouseli Bridge, per
Benjamin Darwin 82 42
Interest for came, 20 80
Dividend Black and White Harm Bridge, 160 00
James Bell, Esq.,
Jacob S. Litringood, Beq ,
leery W. Smith, Esq.,
John S. Richards, Esq.,
Matthias Mengel, Esq..
B. F. Dry and George Beam, Biqa.,
A. W. Kauffman, Esq.,
D. F. Boyer. &.q„ J . . V, Vink49!,
A. B. Wanner, Fasq.,
Samuel L. Young, Esq.,
John Banke, Beq ,
Charles Davie, Esq.,
J. K. McKenty, Esq.,
Jeeee 0. Hawley, En.,
J. D. 'Bitting, &wt.,
1017 64
EME3I3
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CZEI
Pines.
Tobias Clouser, for permits swearing
Reber & Relfenyder, for tailing liquor
Jacob !Nos, for sabbath breaking
J. D. Bitting, Req., Sheriff
Samuel Hoffman, eabbath breaking
CM
21 63
-• 393 17
Coals.
Peter Tenter, account of code
Jacob Bechtel, on note
Benjamin Hoff, on account of costa
William Tresler and Eliza Fultz,
David B. Manger, &sq.,
Benjamin Bane, balance In fell
Prank B. Goodhart, in full for note
667 21
' Strays Sold.
Abraham H. Vanderslice, 1 ball
C=::IZI
H. W. Tyson, goods twin
Maintenance,
Key tees,
112113
Road Damages
A. B. Wanoor w lor, lifcbmood tp.
Wharton Malik for Oreenwink tp.
Daniel Branziagor. for Penn tp.
ME=Il
1:111MI
Old Stale Tax
Old State Tax for the year 1961
Huckster Licenses
Amount In the county
44 oat of the county
46 36
747 43
ECM
Deduct adeerttstug and Treasurer's Com•
missions 79 29
430 70
Hinellaneoul.
Adam Fahagard, for Jury fees refunded
David McKnight, Bag., of Botdior's Kadier
Sand 6 44
Rens R. Gnest, of Robeson, for State tax
for 1661 1 91
Solomon L. Coster, old planks at Sholl's
bridge • 400
George Y. Ritter, for Exoneration of tax
for 1860 • 1 92
Whole amend received ley the Trereurer y ' $161,788 61
CR.
11. 4 a 9 Treasurer claims tret for the following orders drawn
on tom, VIZ
DIRROTORS OF TIIR POOR.
Funeral Expenses, Outdoor.
Reuben F. Drumheller, 3 coMnt for sundry
2444 63
persons S 76
J. Itubreoht, 7 coffin for IL Zettleruoyer b 00
Charles Health:4looS coffins for different
• Vernon, It BO
Samuel Brombach,l coffin fur Silvia Moyer A 00
ECM
ECM
.."
" 1 for Mies Hartline 6 tO
Joseph Ronskey, 3 coffins for different per
eons Zi 25
Henry-Burkholder, 1 coffin for Long, 200
Kerper'e
child 5 00
Henry Burkholder, / coffin for Sarah Phil
ips 4 60 .
Daniel Bask, 1 coffin for Wm. Baas 6 00
Elijah B. ltettew, / coffin for Pater Wertz 600
John Wagner, Scoffing for 'here & Swavely 10 00
Lewis Snyder, 1 coMa -for John Hoffman 6 0.1
•• ••
5 coffins for A. Bechtel's
children 4 63
J. Lehman Heebner, 3 coffins for different
persone •
Martin B. Landis, 4 coffins for different 14 40
persons 12 76
Jolt& PO. 1 MBA tot Stliabetit Sort: 6 00
069 03
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12MEMI
RICLIIViOND
=CU
MEM
28 12
823 81
1375 69
1ME313
WASHINGTON
453 93
108 50 •
=MD
*42,10s 39
Permanent Loana
600 0/
2500 00
401 0)
SW 4.0
1000 00
210 00
000 l 0
1201 00
7to 01
1000 00
adm'ora.
90J OJ
51.0 00
1000 CO
30 A (0
000 00
COO 00
1200 CO
1850 00
570 CO
650 00
530 00
Ikoo 00
4000 00
800 00
12.10 00
330 00
400 00
600 Ott
2'ooo
L4)O 00
1500 00
000 00
1500 oi)
30.4 00
1400 03
003 00
210 00
ItO 1 01
000 LO
410 00
750 00
11 0 00
1500 00
ion 0)
183 00
PO 00
4LO) 00
1210 CO
003 00
Soo 00
800 00
1200 00
SOO 00
1100 i 0
300 03
300 00
600 00
110) 00
1703 50
QM
.--- --. 503 21
315 50
199 18
lIEE3
40 0)
CIO
Verdict Fees
=2:M139
4 00
155 00
257 •
FEE]
43 87
17 01
5 00
89 29
3 14
29
53-49
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Prison
3.153 61
72 85
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120 0)
20 00
40 00
180 00
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Charles Schnell, S wane for different per•
80t111 S 00
Amos Rothermal, 'coffin for Wm. Himmel.-
retell 5 00
Jonathan linerr, 2 codins . for different pir ,
eine 5 03
.
John Jackson, 1 coffin for Poker Mock 5 56
3 . R. Ritter, 2 coffine for different per... 575
Reuben Smith, 1 reek' for Catharine Ebert 5 03
Ca rrieen Oaenrider, 1 coffin for Gollieb
Whitmore 5 GO
Jacob N. Manger, 2 coffins for different
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ereitma
Je p eathau Seidler, 2 eoSne for different. per. 3 75
BUM 8 00
Out-Doors Relief.
Patrick Pinney, for John Bechart 20 00
)lldow Scbmel, 20 03
Samuel Filbert, for Jacob Wentrel • 6 00
Benjamin &Arlen, for Ida family 6 00
John Miller, for Benj. ecarhai 15 GO
Henry Leaman, for self 20 t.O
Elijah B. Bellew, for Widow Warta 20 00
lame Bahr, for his child 10 Od
Isaac H. Moore, for Jacob Wagner 20 00
Jacob Prick, for self 20 00
limiben r, prambeltor t for M. Hoffman 6 00
tfennerille Ilirikley, for Jocheibee Rea. IA 00
Samuel I'M, for Jobe Moore 10 00
Jacob ilogelhart, for IL tingelhart•s family 5 00
Jacob Young, for dilemma persons 125 81
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Oeorge W.Hatu,
Catharine Koch, for self
R. F. Crumbslief, for Jacob Harilino
Widow Stelzer, for cell
George S. Stilfal , fee Widow Rommel
Jacob Gilbert, for calf
Lewis 130801.0, for calf
133 43 I Mre. Calabash for self
ILE
Isaac Steiner, for self
Mrs. Haar, for self
Thomas Ragan, for self 5 00
Maid Bitting, for Thom. Meeon. 15 00
Chace W. Esser, for Joint B. Otto 40 11 0
Elizabeth Bone, for her child 26 00
R. F. Drumheller, for Oeo. Shearer 1 26
Ephraim Fritz, for Samuel testis 15 00
Samuel Boone, for different persons 6.i 79
Bernhard and Koch," • "
72 13
Samuel Frees, .. 97 58
Levi Wolforoborgor, for George Klee 6 09
David Johnson, tor self 10 00
Jones Poll. for Susan Rolnick 20 00
Jima E. Wells, for Rodgers' family 12 03
" -" .. 20 03
John Hoffman. for self • . 20 00
Elijah Rettew for John Wertz 20 00
Anglin Kerehner, 20 00
Joshua Bieber. for Mre. Ruppert
20 00
N m
luaus Maa. fur Jamb 1101111.1er
20 01
Gee. Blehl, for self 10 110
Henry Trump, for daughter - 21 00
William Oliteeer, for self 10 po
Henry Flannery, for lire. Cortiff 10 00
James Geiger, for Rebecca Cott 12 00
Wm. Ermentrout, for different persons 87 66
Win. Rhoads, er., • " " 30 73
Mary Drown, for null 10 00
Frill and Brubaker, for different persona 90 07
Samuel Filbert, for Elizabeth Long 10 03
Charles Goodman, for self 20 00
Polly Smith, for self 5 00
Samuel Filbert, for Polly Smith 5 00
lea. Moyer, for Lenhart 10 tll
Henry Burkholderl for Monet ming 5 60
..
Wm. Peocock, " 55 30
D. D. Deppen, for self 600
George Alepach, for self . 10 00
William Dodd, for self 500
It F. Drumheller for Mrs. Ruppert 5 00
Geo. K. Lomb, for Philip Miller's wife 5 00
Daniel Buskirk, for Mary OBuger 40 00
F. K. Spang, fur Silvis Moyer 5 00
Tobias Clouser, for Daniel fferchner
John Efertzug, for J. Eck
Frank Ludwig, for Daniel Glase
John Pob, for Jacob Eck
Mre. 8. Borkhard, for self
6576001 Troop, fur child
WBl. Rhoads Jr., for different patron. 6 61
Rudolph Collar, for self 600
Jonathan Borkey, for 611850111% Wortman 6CO
Aaron Getz, for.Mfforant persons 19 69
Jeremiah Seidler, " " 325
Win. Bohn, forJonathenFloher 13 OD
A. H. & W. Schwartz, for different perilous 6 93
Widow °Tamils, for self 5 00
E. C. Hiettier, for different mum 94 It
Charles Keely, for Geo. alcratrldge 17 60
William Hem, for self 5 00
Peter Marshall, for Win. Shultz
Bonneville Hiester, for John Fisher
Mobn & Miller, for Jacob Zerr
F. K. Spang, for Mrs. Mardi.
Ow W, Haig, (or different moons
Samuel 'Filbert, for Godfried `Fillmore
Mil
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Dry. Goods
William Kerper
David Ermentroni
John Hof & Co.
George ff. Levan
Win. A. Coleman, ag't
Riegel & Brother
David Derr
R. & F. 8. Ludwig
James, Kent, Santee & Co
Wm. 8. Filbert.* Co.
'Leaman Je Kissinger
D. Brown
Franklin B. FiehthOrn
Ritter E Keyser
John 8. Pearson le Co.
Groceries
Hiram S. Got. & Co. 859 83
Waternuts 4c Young 11/3 43
William liboadr, jr., groceries and atoo. 29S OA
B. D. Smith 3 45
F. B. Shatters 5 2t
Cattle and Hoge
James Sloan, 10 hogs
Joseph Rambo, 10. hogs
Wore Rader, 30 bogs
Jacob Zerr, 12 steers
Francis Merirle,32 steers,
Weidner & Stewart, 21 steers
Joseph Rambo, 60 sheep
Samuel McKnight, 1 Durham bull
Maekey and 'Vetvar
Bonneville Y. Yoder, whiskey
Samuel Filbert. vinegar
Tobias Barto, whiskey and vinegar
Hardware and Iron
Joeepla L. StiSkter
John McKnight
George Lerch & Co.
John Seltzer & Co
Grain, Flour and Grinding Grain.
George F. Boyer, grinding grain 74 77
Jonathan H. Hiller, " " 127 12
Adam Filbert, de . 44 00
Samuel Shape. seed wheat 5 40
R. F. Drumheller, rye flour 31 (0
Joseph Kelbach. wheat 252 20
Filbert & Keyeer, wheat
Imo K. Kalbach, clover seed
Adana Filbert, wheat and dour
George Strunk, wheat
Isaac Shanoman, wheat
J. F. Drumheller, rye dear
Frill Si Brubaker Hour and bran
Samuel Filbert, wheat
Jobn Filbert, wheat
Wm. DeclFer, rye
Samuel Filbert, rye
deers. W. Hats at Se., plain grata
Drugs
J. K. McCurdy
John H. Baser
S. S. &events
Coe and Bait.
Chan. S. Raley, wharfage, coal and Bali 109 91
Richard Sear, coal and WC 694 15
John O. Hill, coal 914 00
Samuel Frees, wbarrags on coal
Wm. Psooock, bituminous coal
Aaron Get; freight on coal
Tobacco
Chultis Branelaer
J. & E. Eyrie&
Boots, Shoes and Leather
Wm. Geiger, flora
Trent At Grim, leather
H. F. Felix; ds and shoes
Printing and Stationery.
J. Lawrenee Getz, advertising 27 60
=ZiaDiiMi&M
Francis Roland
Lumber
Joshua Keeli
Fulling and Dyeing
J. R. Edelman
Daniel Sondem
Isaac Yost
Lewis 0. Frit:o64 , ml Mx, not 42 OS
Wm. Pennypaeker, school tax, 1882 SI 16
J. Bomberger, road tax, 1801 on account 62 66
Salaries.
Jacob Conrad, 'steward 9 months
Manual linebtrayer, under steward, en
account 275 10
EL A. Summons, clerk, 1 year
Samuel Filbert, director, 1 year
" " extra services
Aaron Gets, director, 1 year
=3
IL F. Drambeller, director 63 OJ
extra servicee 16 00
Chas. Keely, M. D., phytaciatee servieet 100 00
Michael T. I.leingeo4, .. " 6
mouths
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Wharton Morrie, attorney, on acconut. 62 50
Fred'k Leaf Smith, attorney. 6 mouths 37 rot
Regina Conrad, teaching school 63 70
Peter Zimmerman, Buell:leer, la felt leo Si
M. 8. Bickel, blacksmith, on accu6ul Pi 3 j
Reuben Aloha, carter, on accogra 21 70
James Moho, carter 147 07
Jobn Beazer, baker, on account 175 46
Christian Ziegler, tailor on account 224 00
Frederick Schutter, gardener, on account 112 211
Abraham Fry, porter in boupital 47 00
ER Koch. engineer, IS months 110 00
Pinry Whitman,maid•eervioe, on mount 101 69
Nary Doan/ex. 41 79
. Miscellaneous Items.
John Fromm, labor in hay-making s It 00
Henry " 17 60
Anthony Hartzog, labor In " 17 60
John P. Kellen, pipe and casting. ' 70 52
ittenh Shaffner, 1 bacon 77 35
Wm. Yobs, medical services, 7 males 33 01
John H. Spatz, medical services 5 00
Samuel Sammons, carpenter Work. 35 31
Charles Healy, medical dentine. Vi 01
Abraham Arnold,•B coats 21 00
John tl, Henry, 2 ploughs
gambol Donahower, mending harness
Andrew Davis, Hag stones
Michael Krim:nee, brooms
Henry Crones, notions
Peter Brown, lime
fens sad oat hire
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' Berke County Prison, carpet 1-10 03
F. A. Spang, medical earricea, Satiable 001
Chrhtian 2:egler, Interact on loan 014;1600 ilo 01
Y. Albright, rrsight 5 39
Lewis Brine; cake-meal and Rand . 16
Grind' & Whitman, bed petite 3 30
liobas Or SkoMilan, brushes ' 47 il6
H. M. Sherer, cedar ware 6 06
Morrie, Tacker & Co., steam pipes 9 iiii
Daniel Miller. plumbing and pipes 40 03
Simon Reinhold, brushes 3 96
James NI: Matthews, medical services, 8.
Troyer
5 ")
William William., maintenance. Saran
Zwoyer 0 00
Christian Shutter, earthenware 29 09
D. Llewellyn Beaver, medical services 2 00
Titus Kern, brooms 7 LO
John Long, maintenance, L. Smith 5 00
Jacob Walter, " 5 00
Douglas. and Connard, steam fixtures 10 98
Directors of the Poor of Schuylkill county,
for the maintenance of paiiparc beaming
to this county 72 80
Harriet Jeoning., for furniture due her by
Daniel Althouce 12 00
Michael flightmyer, furniture 10 50
/15ekbammer & Bold, Bah - 100 09
Wm. Ihumbeliar, labor during hayma
king and barve.l 92 9.5
Richard Schuader, labor during hay Ina.
king and harvest 29 75
Amos Lambert, tabor daring hay-making
and harvest 25 75
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[Tots] amount of Poor House Order; $19,092 183
Prison limpectone Ord.,
It. T. White, for carpet chain
Jacob Young, i 3 tons coal ....
li. F. Oweo. 502 copies Annual Report 28 00
Reading Glens Company, since let December 15 75
it, Paine. books for are of prisoners 12 31
Henry Tyson, carpet rags bought in Janu
ary 30 76
Henry Tyson, mini/intim, p mouths 410 14
do do 3 months salary 112,00
Mrs. 0. ryson, 3 mouths salary 87 50
George K. :leaver 3 months notary . 125 00
Rhode & Fisher. carps - chain 34 91
Henry Tl2on, carpet rags bought since
February 47 10
Lassie Griner, carpet chain and sundries 81 84
Urery Tzeop, compiling Annual Vapor:,
1051 C Oft
1. H. Straub, for sole leather 5 15
R. T. White, for carpet chain 128 20
Henry Tyaen, for carpet rage in April,
1862 23 77
Jacob Young, for coal 28 50
J. D. neitolor, for repairing sofas 5 75
Samuel Ouinmone for VlSMing Lancaster
Prison 7 00
H. T. White, carpet Chain 213 50
Reading Gas Company, bill 8 10
Henry Tyson, maintenance, 3 months 408 75
do do 3 months salary 112 DO
Mrs. 0. Tyson, 3 months salary 87 50
Lewis /inner, carpet chain, May 0 40 ni. -
Hong/ Tyson, carper rags bought 85 28
Heorge K. Cleaver, 3 months salary 125 00
Win. Bridegam, for roofing prison 100 00
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought since
Jaly
54 50
R. T. White, carpet chain 273 75
David Rots, Prison Inspector, attending 11
days 22 00
James Lee, attending 10 meetings 20 00
A. D. Hill, do do 22 110
Daniel Young, do do 11 00
Samuel Summons, attending 12 meetings 12 . 03
Jacob Young, do do 12 01
Lewis drinar, . do . do 12 00
do do Secretary's services /2 00
Reading rids Company, for gas bill, Sept. 1
1552 ' 450
R. T. White, (or 1030 Ha linen chain and _
2 steel reeds 254 50
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought in Aug. 64 00
William Bride/am, for roofing prison 400 00
Samuel Summons, for carpenter work 75 70
Leinmaster & Smith, for !trailing and ma.
terbil 35 OG
Henry Tyson, for maintenance, 3 months 555 51
do do 3 months salary 112 50
Mrs. G. Tyson, 3 do 31 50
G. K. Cleaver, 3 do 125 00
B. T. White, for carpet chain 225 00
Henry Tyson, carpet raga bought in Sept.
1862 35 27
Wm. Briilegam, on acconnt, for roofing 250 00
do - for tin ware 12 12
J. Keely, for lumber 16 49
Jacob Yining, for coal 222 75
Bard & Reber, for hardware 28 94
Charles K. Snell, for tin ware 23 65
H. Bonnethum, for tin ware 10 70
.J. Koppieman, snob weights, pipits, SA 33 99
William Kerper, for dry goods 12 54
Adam Heilman, shoes for prison 15 94
Isaac W. Harper, books and stationery 4 94
P. Albright, freight 10 SS
[leery Tyson., taking 2 boys to House of
Refuge 12 10
Anthony Duller, for brash. 7 42
Henry Tysoa, for carpet rage 81.24
Diller Luther, excise tax and license 35 64
Henry Tyson, for incidental expenses 35 16
do do do do 19 40
do do for maintenance, 3 months 410 OS
do do for 3 months salary 115-50
Hr. G. Tyson,. a months seam 37 60
George K. Cleaver, 3 months salary LB 00
Dr. lobs B. Brooke, 3. year's salary as
physician 75 00.
William Horbst, Treasurer, 1 year's sal
ary' e 20 00
Mrs. 0. Tyson, for dinners to Inspectors 18 50
Principal on Loans Paid.
William Moues, paid, lu tall
David B. Kline, do do
Aaron K. Kline, do do
James Rice, do do
Charles Young. do do
Daniel Snyder, do do
Anthony ewe, do do
Interest Paid on Loans
Amount paid on Loans to different per-
. Printing Orders
Moritz 1' Donlog, publiettlog In Schnell
•
post
/and's nowiselit. publishing in Geist der
•
Zeit
Jacob Knabb, pablishing in Journal
J. L. Getz, do Gazette
Arnold Powell', do Libralerßeo
baehter
Myers do Pd.. do Rorke County
Press 12 00
Charles Kessler, do Reading Adler 135 73
do do Stationery 58 67
ConStables' Returns
Jannary cessions
April sessions
Atagnut 118116i01111 .
November session
Coroner's Inquests.
John Fox, holding inquest on body of Mary
Kenely 10 62
Dupont on Aaron Heckman 9 46
do William Frill 2 74
do' Michael Knorr 7 62
viewing body Michael M'Laehlin 2 75
inquest on colored boy, name not
known 8 12
inqnset on Theodore Hahn 9 96
viewing body Ellen Carr 2 75
do 8 bodies, Heller, Sher
man one unknown 99.3
inquest on David Acker 9 20
do Lewis Ebenatein 7 50
do Martha Sage and Bra ,
nor 15 34
Jeremiah Beard, inquest On Henry Swavely 10 58
do do do Wm. G. Garland 9 24
jorwalikb Van Heed, for Wm. Holloway 928
Daniel Olanser, on Jam Clanton • 0 00
Henry O. Crod, on Catharine Bbbert 9 87
Henry Burkholder, on B. Phillips 8 12
Aaron S. Moll, on Owen McGovern 8 62
Samuel M. Kistler, on Samnelßmith 8 12
Abraham 11. Vanderslice, on John and Mira
bath Pott 9 04
I
gamael Klee, an Henry Orlin
William Shubert, on Henry Jacoby
Election Returns..
Judges of Spring elections 544 6S
Constables, advertising and notices 260 PO
Return Judges and election Ammon 889 23
Countable Henry Metter, notifying election 1 00
Asseseors.
Paid Triennial Assessment for 1861 719 37
Patti= up lists of notables in 1881-62 206 00
Notifying days of Appeal 643 28
Read Damages-
Thomas L. lintdort viewing State Road 12 29
Moses Moyer, for road Talpshoccon town
ship 16 00
George Biondi, do do 60 00
Philip and Michael Felfer, do 90 00
Elias Batdorf, do 6 00
Jonath.n Krealg, damages in Mnblenbirg 28 00
Henry Knoll, serviced iniaying road in Tul•
pehoeco n 2 00
Joseph Schmusger . , damages for alloy in
Reeding 85 (0
Lacy L. Boyer, do do 35 00
howls Griner, for Jen Kendall's:estate 75 03
Sarah Hobart, damage. 5 00
Lade Moyer, do in Conan 70 00
Do do fere for viewing under the old
law 750
Eliza Delany, for damaged for - alley In
Reading 20 00
Mary Hindi, do do 45 00
Mary Phillips, do do 2.5 00
Anthony Poliz,, do do 75 00
Samuel Marberger, Exeter township . so 00
David Schneider, dO 7 (0
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William anser, do '
Joseph Hocbaln, do
Nicodemus Noll, Richmond township
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iraaC Umakoor, Exeter township
Juries, Cryer, Tipetaves, 4-0.
January Term, 1862, Grand Jurors 95 24
Do •du do Petit do 767 86
Do do do Croat Cryer 69 00
Do do do' Tipstaves 68 76
Do do do . Conveying prisoners 16 OD
April Term, IVA Grand Jurors
Do do do Petit do
Do do do Court Cayes
Do do do Tirane.
Do do do Conveying prisoners
Angast Term, 1662, Grand Jurors 129 27
Do do do Petit do 724 41
.1)2 de du Court Cryer lid 09
Do do do • Tipsteires 121 •22
Do do do Conveying prisoners IL 25
-- Lll4 18
November Term, 1862, Grail Jurors 9S 96
Do do do Forlt do 670 72
Do do do- Court Cryer 16 00
Do do do Twereve4 68 75
ODo do do Conv'ing prisoaere 111 00
---6 864 40
Mayor, Aldermen, Justices, Con
stables and Witness Fees.
Mayor's bills for self, Pollee, Cometablets
azga Witt:m4 696 96
"eriliott I ..r lb. Pasin
. Arresting Vagrants.
Fees for arresting vngraute daring the year
County Officers.
Paid Geo. W. Brockman, Commissioners'
Clerk, I year's eatery urn PO
Joseph Ritter, Conn Cryar, salary 209 • o
dames Dieted Attorney 896 50
Daniel Ecinentcont, present do 79 On
Janice Bell, Clerk of Court Quarter Sea.
alone, 516 t)l3
Samuel It. Klee, Win. Reify and Joseph
9 Beyer, County Auditors 180 ea
Jacob Donahower,Commiseioner'e salary 291 N
Paul Weurleb, CoMmleslouer's salary and
°airs 8.1,166 319 ' l,
•
George K. Larch. Commissioner's salary
and extra service
J. ilagenman, Commissioners' A ttoiee7
1 year'. salary
3. D. Bitting, late Sheriff of Bush 4
Court niPme
Paid J. L. Stickier, fo , clam pally
Ferdinand Wa-ene, repsiriu,
Francis Rambo, lepairing Court lieu,
Charles K basil, repairiug ou Cot. •
Gnus°
Sam'! noilabowsr, repairing seat:co4 , , _ 2
riltd.trlate Ps, 1 dna common Ohajra o IM
Henry Innen for bait hie anbe ,
Adam Fox, for planting tree, in OAR
Rouse yard 75
F. B. Gale, for shade trees in Court House
yard 7 50
Lewis ()abed., for paving in Court House
yard 165
5,1/. Smith, Treasurer or lise Company for
sundry bilis NI 30
William Rapp, for hauling aehes 76
Samuel Sammons, carpenter work at Court
Housel4 83
Jacob Laden, repairing Court H . ouse clock 66 76
olomon Mengel. bal. for repairing roof 56 DS
John Flickinger. for putting away coal • 6 00 0
'lvry S. Wawa!), bill for painting 1 40
Slijab Kamp, for 10e bushels ehardhai 0 00
Henry & Nathan, for lumber, 80. 8 45
Wu,. tihoada, jr., rosin soap, 80. 439
Wtlliam Ermentrouc, for nom 41 00
Wm. I'. Dickenson, tepairing fixtures 7 15
Jacob Young for 10 tone coal • 42 511
Joshua freely lumber for Court House 3 00
B. Todd, for repairing window blinds 20 0
Barna Es. —Penn Street Bridge
Francis Bechtel, 11 months' salary (17 50) 192 50
Wm Teich, mending lanterns 1 51
David L. Wenrlah, bal. in fall for plank 364 03
S. L. Snyder, plank 2 21
S. D. Smith, Treasurer stems Company VI2O
Warner, Mickey & Gib Plaint's* 14 76
John Mcßuightflor hardware XS in
Isaac Sinthart, cleaning bridge 260
•
Lancaster Bridge.
Harriet 6P6lnire, 11 months' salary (II 50) 192 50
R. D. Smith, Treasurer Gas Company 68 65
Wlllllor, Pitok9y & Merril, for Gas fixtures 14 74
John McKnight, for hardware 1 56
Isaac Matbart, for cleaning bridge 2 50
177 96
97 47
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• Poplar Neck Bridge.
Jos. llarber,•ll months' salary (12 50) 137 60
liantbarg Bridge.
hicob gerberl,ll months' "I°7
at 1012 50 per mouth 197 SO
Jacob Donahower, for letting said
bridge 6 60
Benjamin Gordner, for repairing
said bridge 193 78
-338 83
-- 1424 52
County !Wages.
Leidy Sholl, forlinnber at bridge 87 00
Harrison Levan, work at Lambert's bridge 2 50
Jonathan Kline, battling marble slab 1 00
John G. Shmffer, repairing bridge roof In
Greenwich 9 23
Natal BIM, for work ot Stale bridge 26 CM
IL &J. Drexel, for stone at nerd's bridge 110
Wm. It. Berger, repairing Elate Bridge at
Hieeter'e 75 20
Conrad & Witunan, lumber for State bridge
in Bare. /15 36
Wm. Merkel, for repairing bridge In On
telannee 101 82
Merkel dr. Adams, for Simony bridge In
Illelamond . 100 00
John McCntchen, whitewashing State
bridge 10 00
Jacob IL Dasher, lumber for State bridge 11 OS
.. Refunding Orders.
Charles Diehl. collector of Penn, emenat
overpaid . n 29
Jacob neobtel, witness fees refunded I On
Samuel °radio, bridge toll refunded S ei
Levi A. Haas, collector of Richmond, re-
fended 81
Geo. Browmiller, collector. of Oley, tax
overpaid 82 eV
T 4 T 8
. . . .
Rebecca Yocum
Susan H. Groff
Rebecca Maciamer
Maria McDonough
Abaline Hoptine
Mrs. George Saylor
Lydia Ruiz ' •
George W. Rang. for Emily Kaufman
Solomon rimer, for Mrs. Such
Sophia Wien
Sarah Wi'fart
Catharine Kapple
F. Muniliar
Harries Heider
Harriet Filson
Mary Hue' eler
Sarah Kline
Saran Kendall
Angeline cantle
Amelia &leaner
sarah.E. Bricker and others
Anna Pinker do
Mar ha Calvert do . -
Anna Boyer du
Fraucer Heck du
Catharine Murphy do
Joanne Fox do
Cathaihie eurEiby
Anna rho do -
saran Monier do
Ce hat ine Woollier do
A/Calla Gabriel do
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liko 00
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20/ 00
300 00
175 00
130 00
3203 00
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132,
109 75
Bounties to Volunteers
Capt. L. Liebe. Smith.
Do William H. Andrews
Do WiDim Mahal
Do Richard II Jones
Do Gourd• Nawklrk
Do Juba K.o.aody
50 00
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Do P Ii wirt
62 64
62 70
66 62
63 02
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Du J D tinralor
Do A. G. 'P lum ru
buadry llottuttoora
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IfiseelLneous
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'wink Hoch, borefohire for Vininionion
ors, 1561 BT 00
A. W. rinaffmon, for making out
vetvren,
A. W. Kauffman, for sainices, fees
and coats
85 06
-- 81 75
Isaac Altbonse, conveying prisoners to the
House of fistage 26 CO
Isaac W. Harper, for stationery and blank
books 189 93
Margaret Addle, taking son to the House
of Refuge 6 12 7
Jaceb.Knabb, postage stamps 1 2
Chad. N. Keller, Recording Treasurer's
Bond - 2 10
David Plank, on acoodut Of Wanda dun
him2o:o OD
Samuel Heckler, 'blank books and sta
tionery 10 03
H. H. liohlenberg, discount on sots 25 00
Peter Hoch, horse hire for Commissioners 4 00
D. H. Heideman, repairing S abatis 75
Union Bank of Reading ; for note OOP Po
Do do do do 10 00
Oodfried Bordner. holding special election 13 14
Levi ilogoiseter and J. V. Dorn, clerking
ET3
election 3 00
Wru. Rhoads, jr., for soap and Inrushes 7 10
Hitter & Keyear,-thread, yarn and tape 39
Eastern Penitentiary, support, of convists 13 7 08
H. H. Muhlenberg, diesel:int on note 20 67
Jacob Knabb, bon-hire & postage stamp. '1 25
C. Freed, blank books and binding 15 75
James Matheson, seal and press for Or
phans' Corot 10 25
David Plank, interest and principal 355 50
Henry B. Boyer, horse-hire 1 00
•Wm. Herbst, 2.q., nets given
by Cononissioners 5 00
Charles B. McKnight, for note 1500 tO
Samuel I f eawer, for 2 years' subscription
for newspaper 2 05
Philadelphia & Beading B. B. Co., freight
on rata 4 48
P- S. Higglaa, making 11 duplicates /6 40
John Y. Carmine do 2 do 409
Matilda Beckman and others, scrubbing
1694 93
1608 C 5
Court House 13 75
Michael K. Boyer, making? tax duplicates 11 00
Michael Kraemer, making 12 tax don't.
cants and assisting appeal 20 00
Farrel, Her•ina S Co, difference on . . .
change of safe Iyo 00
Jacob Knabb, postage stamps and box 1 24
WIII. Bridegam, expenses taking George •
Haas to House of Refuge 10 00
Henry S. %Oilman, painting and materials 10 02
0. W. Brockman, expenses to Harriaburg •
as Clerk in paying volonteer. 4 10
School Directors of Alaideacresk 92 43
Win. Herbst, Esq., Weasel tir Wanbing
ton in paying volunteers 62 48
H. H. Mubleaberg, discount on - uote 122 90
C. a. Hessler, repairing Black Maria 5 75
Isaac Saseaman, wagon hired 2 00
11. H. Alnh!enbeig, discount on note in
Fanners' Bank 236
D. A. Ulrich, for Mrs. 940 ° . oblid !_:0 00
Abraham Vireo, Ice in Coact room 10 20
H. H. Muhlenberg, discount on 03000 03 10 Oj
David hicKniglit, sending Physicians to
Washington 667 09
Matilda Rechman, scrubbing COMMilibioll
- office 1 50
Thomas W. Hartley, for ecal and press for
Orphans' Court 7 00
Howard & Co.. for freight do !LS
Hiller & Ke tier, for tape and yarn
biller Luther, for U. 8. Excise Tex
bridge tolls
H. H. Mnbleaberk, 41.4.4 a uu note
Farmers' Bank
Beleuco of new Stan Tux paid at Hid.
rieborg
Trivaturca , ......l.lry for one Year
Do a...missies, on State 'rex
13 00
14 00
140 00
azi
EIII
918 79
EMI
103 03
696 71
6600
81 25
11 85
IZEI
To U. ilottorit'lle th. Judge, of the tit.a.rt of Common
Plea, rtor Berka Coienly :
Tbo s altora r.,opcottully report that they have carefully
audited and netttaa the accouatts of
Treasurer of Reran vaulty, from the 6th day of Jammyy,
1862, to the 3let day of December, 1862, both days hada
dire, and dud a balance due the Treasuier, atteutattng to
the cam of Five Ila:.dred and 'isweaty-{our Dollars sod
tlumy foe:-....,,'- (L'4 •
$3.903 70
Soldiers' Relief.
L 0
4,it
110
.10 00
..-00 00
0 00
00 00
t.O 0
00 ,07.1
0 0
0r ., ,
-- o
111=2
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$44,450 00
46 69
0' u 0
DEM
Total xpenditurea,
Amount Or Tar A ii During rim Year
1862.
E 133
1 . . ~i 1 4
. .3 &
.5 1 avi
15
• '2
4. 2 ..1 "g P 4
14.....,, , ,6 of To*nohipa. tra a 03 s
s E.' _0
.Q a a
-4 g.
•
iltzny, 668 23 1 668 23 287 10
Ale.te 459 71 55 99 602 72 105 2 5 1
t w,:..,-, 1101 79 1194 70 354 22
•
f; n 1222 37 852 27 409 04 140 70
oas 49 958 49
1269 s'l 301 69 967 59 277 22
17-. ::91 36 25 119 I,
. .
440 ~.2 3'22 X 8 118 34
~t! 27 . 4144 1!7
Heidelberg, North,
Herefdrd,
Jefferson,
Kutztown,
Lowman*,
Maldenereek,
Harlon,
lrfaxataarny,
kieldenberg,
()ley.
Outelannee,
Penn,
. Perry,
Pike,
Richmond ;
Robeson,
Rockland,
ltuecombmanor,
Spring,
Tulpeboecon,
Tulpehoocon, Upper,
Union
Washington,
Modßor,
W..meladorf,
Reading, N. B. Ward,
N. W. Ward,
" S. R Ward,
R. W. Ward,
" Spruce Ward,
INT 62
I=E3
OUTSTANDING
Jacob Weigeman, Womele4ort, 1049, 27 04
John Dantrich, Alsace, 1853, 313 34
Chorine Wien, District, DM, 07 12
William Bethel, 1860. 302 60 40
Charles Label& Hamburg. 1860, 212 69
Learn! A. Ltvingood, Womolidorf, 1880, 23 99
BEADING: •
Aaron Getz, N. W. Ward, 1860, 269 18
Edward Sehmaak, S. E. Ward, 1880, 22 18
269 98
John Borten, Bethel. 1861,
John L. Kintsel, Bern,llle, 1881
David Shultz, bid, 1861,
Samuel Inman, Easter. 1861,
'Reuben Adams, Hamburg, 1861,
Daniel Coleman, Ontelannee, 1881,
Abraham H, Raeder, rilitt,
Henry U. Heliner,lllolllnOnd, 1861,
William Freeborn, Worneliderl. 1864
RRADMO :
Christian Schultz, N. H. Ward. 1861, 681 74
William Keen. N. W. Ward, 1861, . 1124 37
Daniel Mritz, 8. E. Ward, 1861, .683 13
Joba D. Of lealngar, 8. W. Ward, 1861, 188 03
The above is a correct statement of the outstanding tax
on the Ist day of January. A. D , 1883
WILLIAM bYEITY.
JOSEPH 8. MOYER, Auditors.
EZRA D. TOROY.
Amount of Bonds held against the County of Berk:,
on the lst day of January, 1863.
Jacob 11. Reiff 500 00 Jelin K. Stauffer 989 00
B. Amelia Pisber L 860 00 William K. Stauffer 1871 OD
William Young 1000 00 Jamb Young 1000 00
savanna User 406 66 Jacob L. Gi1e141159 sea ao
George Feather. Seq 800 01. Joba 0.. Knabb 1400 00
Wash. Ben. Society 700 00 Daniel Biller 650 00
Deborah B. Fisher 750 00 Lydia Schneider . 410 00
Daniel D. Wilmer 1150 00 Jacob Young 100 00
lease Reiff 9110 00 John F. Almen, Zee 000 00
filmjmniu R. Peter 500 00 Josiah Spohn 1200 00
Peter 6ebeelder &Wm 00 Daniel Faber 800 00
David Schneider 3460 00 Magdalena Wilbslia 610 00
William Knabb 600 00 Dante/ L. °Messmer 950 0 1
Geo. & Samuel Deter& 800 00 Philip Spohn 1000 00
Jonas Barbells 900 00 Jacob Weidner 300 00
Basun Schafer 810 00 George Beaver 600 01
Amanda Bergman - 28180 00 Elisabeth Troutman 900 CO
Jame. Kerrie 400 00 Benjamin 31411 , 12 1000 00
William Areal/. 2600 00 Daniel Schell • 600 00
Peter Deysher 700 CO Ratty Sell 1000 00
David Brumbach 900 00 William K. Stauffer 300 00
Bather Bechtel 1950 00 David Brombach 569 00
r Blizabelh Heebner 966 6 0 William Knabb 600 00
E Mary Ann Meta 2100 00 Benjamin Kurz 100 00
..., Henry Neff.looo 00 Samuel B. Knabb • 550 00
Kntmess Kneb 2160 00 [ease Reiff 900 00
I KoctiAn Boyer 100 00 William B. h1ig9199 i9O 00
8... a.. Knabb 2 - 00 00 Barbara Sell liell 00
Toon FierhPln 500 00IRannah Alien Sou ,0
1.•« , ..r si Knabb 4!01 0. David Rrombach 'SOO 00
1.-wt.. K 1 1.4term.ein 1 0 00 . 5... b 11nate, 2100 00
1.1 K 4noPr.tei.2olo 00' :avid B. Kline 1401 00
• ...: • ..i il.rrner 4. 0..) ...UM! K. , chol 3144 00
, .... D. 14 0 ,00 .0 0 1 . 0 W 1.0,101 B. 1:01111k ;0 •00
I OA 10
1 , , 11 • ;.!,! • 9.
• I,r , 0 ' ~. • , atv-. ~ 000
WO CO
ED
Th., above in a C., , rree. : ~ n 4o. 4 .1%,
.00.1' we I.! •.,y J.. • L:7 •• U. Sea. ilatitl+l,!
.0a raLeAn ISt;
F 1
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• -; • SI , TOW% i+-ptehillatid
10 be Orpbuzs.' Coo • fark 017, tor tioootin+lloll,4ud
alowa..e.. Tuutaday be nth day of •atron won; at
10 o'clutir fit the forenoon, a the t ourt Hotted iu the City of
Heaping,
IS6?
FIICd tjoyembor 26. Account of Jonatban Bieber, Trus
tee of saran Chow - moo, a Lump to, deceased.
Filed November 2A Account of John It. Spatz and Wm.
Schlappig, Administrators of Peter Fond, deceased.
Filed December 4. Account of Nicholas A. Feltz, Ad
ministrator of John Trout, deceneed. •
Filed December 5. Account of John Kercher;Guardian
of Fiana Kline.
Pita. Deeombor 13 Account or Daniel 'inky, awls-
Istrator of Elizabeth Jacoby, deceased.
Filed December 13. Account of Adam Gerhard, Admin.
tiltrotor of Sarah Yob, deceased.
Filed December 17. Account of Jobn L. Bons% Admin.
istrator of Chrtattna Borell, deceased.
Flied December IS. Account of Daniel Spengler and
Jonathan Long, Fateoutors of John lindonbooh, dooosoni.
UN. .
Filed January 5. Account of John R. Reber, Maudlin
of Isabella Kalbseb.
Filed January B. Account of William Frantz and Rick
ard Krick. Executors of Jobn Frantz, deceased.
Filed Japery 9. Account of Jacob Schnolterly, En*.
tutor of Daniel Strum, deceased.
Filed January 0, ACCOOOI Of Hoary Fisk, Bxeepter of
Christina Blatt. deemed.
Filed January 13. lecomut of John Body, Adminietra
tor of illizaboth Freeman, deceased.
Filed January 13. Account of Elijah B. Bellew, Admin
istrator of Frederick Houck, deceased.
Filed January 15. Account of Samuel Ohuniacht and
Daniel Bickel, Administrators of John Gruber, deceased.
Filed January 21. mcgouut of Jacob W. Sent, Admin
istrator of Aquila Bodelly, deemed.
Filial January 23. Account of William Yager, admin
istrator of Elizabeth Nanemasher, deceased.
Filed January 21. Account of William (lancer, Trustee
of Susanna Ganser, a Lunatic, deceased.
Filed January 26. Account of Samuel ifolfrft and Adam
T4Abeio, A.llslll4tralem of Jacob Tolltsfo, deceamdi
Filed January 27. Account of John Henna, Adminletn•
for of Michael Benne, deceased. a
Piled January 27. Account of William H. Zarb., Ad
ministrator of John Zerbe, deceased.
Piled January SO. Account of David Holland, Admin
istrator of James Holland, deceased.
Piled January 30, dennoid of Anna Unger, Lawi,llait.
man and flamond H. faller, Admlnletraton of Haag 'beef
fer, dammed. •
Flied Sanuary SO: • Anoint of Henry H. Maurer. Ad
ministrator of Sarah Wayandt, demised, wit* of John
Woymidt. '
Filed January 31. Account of James B. Wells. Aimia
istrator of Martha Hoffman, do:owed.
Filed Jwary 31, Account of heifer.. Wells, Hamster
of James Wynn, deceased.
Filed January 31. Account of Franklin V. Wagner, Ad.
mluistrator of Daniel Maehemer, deceased. Filed January 91. Account of David K. M. Manger, Ad
ministrator of Frederick M &&&&&, decennial
Filed jaanary 31. Account of Adam eakket sad Bold..
min Bolbalxlch, Adrainiatratora of Joha Hol/enbach,
deceased.
Filed January 31. AClLalla of Joshua Roar, aturdiss.
of Zacl try Taylor.
Vilna January 31. Amount of Jading. Belly, Ousfellau
of Mary Jane Taylor.
7anuary 31. Account of Joshua Neely, Guardian
Taylor.
t`lhol February 2. Account of Charles D. Hoifmia. Ad.
toisistr Febr uary John Hoffman, detained.
Fibot 2. Account of David Kamp and George
Y. Kemp. Administrators of George G. Kemp, deemed.
Fa*, February 2. Account of George K, Levan, Guardian
of Gander Biondi, deceased,
Filed February 2. Account of Daniel Werner, Adele
-1.r...r0e of Boujomiu W , docooood.
Filed Pobturty 3. Account of Amos Addams, surtriciug
linocutof of Jacob Moore, deceased.
Fileg FoAtuary 3 Ammo. , of Ephraim Weidman, Ad
m. 4.-icltor of Ismael Weidman. deceased.
Floe! February 3. Actuante( Josiah DeTurk, dawdles
• u Lerac , rendered by Marie De'rurk, sidukinugras
cox of Josiah beTurk. deceased
'lied February S. account of Josiah DeToric,o4ardbeu
L , An 'eve•. rendered by status PaTore,
Jo.dab Furlt ueeeased_
B DRY, hailers..
F.brealy 7. 1383-41
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COAL OVA 00a.I. WADI:
, 00D guitisiNu COAL Oth. AT 10 CENrB
lian. quart, al
020 LERCR 00'4,
Corner of Fifth and Penn Square, next ewe to klorbon's
IldomOen lionse. [Fab 7
Woos) Eva SALE.
r,,..,. ,T. , 4121.11AK wool,
EP
3O VU
14v 97
671 44
900 07
004 97
437 39
.573 39
3.3 CO
372 49
878 07
543 43
140 49
114 00
MCI
418 06'
7.60 52
118 98
808 88
592 •
276 00
400 00
163 12
4i21 18 1
180 30
078 40
60000
350 84
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439 86:
319 64'
75 63,
1876 89
119 24 .
193 26
18 84
108 001
667 84
75 43
325 00
882 17
38 00
130 00
282 00
146 67
30 00
110 00
100 00 I
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27,741 70
621 of
t 46 i 4
110 Ot
75 95
264 06
125 26
127 S 8
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296
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44 70
4198 84
$3.19 65
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