Suiri-Saabs.
• AN ODD lecinstir tN ORD/WEL—A correspon
dent of ...Harper's Drawer" furnishes the follow
ing, which is both new and good
A few years since, while ireeelling in one of
the mountainous and somewhat barren counties
of Northwestern Georgia, in the early spring
time and upon the Sabbath day, I reined up my
horse at the front of an bumble log church situ
ated in a beautiful grove. The congregation
had, assembled, the inside being pretty well filled
by the white settlers living thereabout. Outside,
upon stumps and under the shade of trees, were
to be seen groups of Atries eons of toil, cleanly
dressed, and apparently full of enjOymeett as
the broad grin and occasional loud chuckle
demonstrated- I entered and took a seat•
The warm Southern sun, looking down upon
the earth with its balmiest and kiodlieet greet
ing ; the tall and reverend form of the aged past
for of divine life; and the rapt, solemn expres
sion of upturned faces, all lifted the soul with
the beauty and dignity of the Scriptures. Just
at this solemn moment a lizard—probably reviv
ed by the sun's hot rays—ventured into the holy
sanctuary, upon the back of a. seat whereon sat
an old and care-worn disciple of the church,
without coat or vest. The extreme heat of the
day Was ample apology for the scantiness of Lie
appareL By his side eat a lovely, red lipped
daughter, apparently eighteen years of age—
behind them a mischievous-looking urchin of
about fourteen. Seeing the lizard stretched at
its lazy length—undecided whether to proceed
or retire from this thronged human habitation—
the parent of all mischief put it into the lad's
head to catch it by the tail. As he did so, lie
quietly leaned forward toward the old man, who
was inclined in a patient, hearing attitude, and
dropped it down the gap in his loose, home-made
pantaloons_ Feeling the roughness of the crea
ture's claws, he jumped hurriedly and excitedly
from his seat, bringing his hang around with
great force. The lizard, perceffing his advance
cut off, turned for a retreat and gained admission
beneath the coarse cotton shirt. Here, upon the
bare flesh, his claws were intolerable. In an
agony of fright,—with huge drops of sweat stand
ing upon his forehead, and his eyes protrAing
from their socketethe old man began to die
robe.. The preacher ceased hie feeling exhorta
tion; the eyes of all the congregation were turn
ed upon so strange and unaccountable a scene.
Two of the deacons advanced towards him. His
daughter, in great alarm, sprang from her seat,
and jumping up and down, and wringing her
hands, screamed out:
" , oh, lordy, lordy ! daddy's got a St!"
"No, darter 1" cried the old man beneath the
thick folds of hie cotton shirt ; "it's no fit—ien
Si snake!"
The remainder of this serio-lndierons scene ie
left to the reader's imagination.
CAI A CARPET .BAG EAT was but a day or
two ago, while (ravelling upon the cars between
this city and Columbus, that a train stopped at a
small village not a hundred miles off, the con
ductor crying out 'Fifteen minutes for dinner.'
The passengers, of whom there happened to
be a large number, rushed into the dining apart
ment, and took the seats at the table, one of
them depositing his carpet-bag in the chair nest
to him. At the usual time the landlord passed
around to make his collection, calling upon the
aforesaid passenger for his payment for dinner._
'How much ?' says the passenger.
'Eighty cents,' replied the landlord.
'Eighty cents for dinner? why that is extor
tionate'
No, sir; it is not extortionate. Ain't that
your carpet-bag
" Yes air; that is my carpet-bag.'
Well, that carpet-bag occupies a seat and of
entree I must charge for it.'
'Oh: is that the ease ? Well, here is your
eighty cents.'
Turning to the carpet-bag the passenger re
marked 'Well, Mr. Carpet, Dag, as you have
not had much to eat, suppose we take some
thing,' at the same time opening its mouth, and
turning therein half a hsm, a roast chicken, a
plate of crackers, and sundry other articles,
amid the roars of laughter of the other passen
gers.
The prevailing opinion among the passengers
was that the oarpet-bag won.—Cincinnati En
quirer.
ser A WRITER in the Boston Musical Times
ridicules the music furnished at private parties.
He says he does n't often go into society, but
found himself at one -the other evening. The
daughter of the house, a pretty, graceful girl,
sat down to the piano to sing, and enunciating
the wort' with the usual distinctness of lady
vocalists, tut well tts he can remember, this was
what he hood:—
The ally'—waves—beidde
love—gather—Bowies
Prow—unilleg—bowers.
• I lov•—•--breaa—day--wark
Tbe--eremble—dark
- net ob-.62-to be
W hit thee, nine owa beloved, with thee
Two glimey Mild! are we.
Blir Tan following appeared on a letter from
a soldier, addressed to a yodug lady :—"Soldier's
letter, and na'ry a red. Hard tack in place of
bread. Postmaster shove this through. I've
awry a stamp, but seven months due."
Desirable City Lots For Sale.
TLiE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE
Sale at andante rata, •
ive building Lots on North Ninth street.
NEE&MIRRiiii=O
Three Building Lots on the west aide of North Tenth
street, and Panne= Building Lots on the east aide of Mon
alley.
The renditions will herniae easy to pnrchaeere, the pro.
pricier being willing to leave-two-thirds of the purchase
money stia on the promisee, it seemed by Bond and
Mortgage, and allow payment to be made is installments
of 10.20 and SO Dollars, until the whole debt Is paid,
provided that one-third of the purchase money Is paid on
delivery of the Deed.
Throbs a rare chansefor Laborers and Mechanics to as
sure homelout the lobs are in the neighborhood of the Steam
Forge and Dmlnetrial Werke; and se it is understood ?bat
au the pepeteor the /unction italiroade will be put up
near the property.
re' Plans of the Lots may be seen at my oMce. or that
of Oscar Wagner, Esq., Coma street.
Jan 31-ttj FREDERICK LAMM.
Goschenhoppen Mutual Fire Inenr
once Company.
ATAT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MAN
agere of th e above named Company, held on the S7ti
of December, A. D.,.1662, the f e slogigg am en dment.
to the By-Laws were adopted, to take effect upon the com
mencement of the period for which the Charter has been
extended, to wit: On the 3rd day of March, A. D., 1563.
In Article 6th, atter the Word. •. All property both real
cog immonaL may be insured for three fourths Ste actual
ma -value," Ismer: the words: The insured being entitled
to three-fourths of the each value of any loss entailed,
Strikeout Article 7th and Instead thereof Insert the follow
ing By Law, to wit: The insurance to be during the cos.
Camases of the Charter, provided, the rates of aesse-meat
authorised by Section 6th of the Act of Incorporation, and
Section 4th of the net Supplementary to said Ott, be paid
into the bands of the Treasurer. agreeably to the prowl.
Mom of mid Seotions. Should any Insurer neglect or re.
flute to pay themes of assessment authorized as aforesaid,
within the time specified In said 6th Section of the Act of
Incorporation, the Managers mayat the end of thirty days
after the expiration of the time limited in said 6th Section,
declare the Policy of such Insurer to neglecting or refusing
to pay the rates of assessment forfeited and Told, and shalt
make an entry thereof on the minutes.
[Extract from the minutes-]
Jan 17-61] PHILIP SUPER, Secretary.
Rare Chance for a gabinelmaker.
rUr. UNDERSIONED; DESIROUS OR RE
nqntistilng baiiness,ofFers for tale his Mock of CARL.
adt term TOOLS together with a HEARSE and
..*Tti 44 4by VR4104 1, 3 8 8,111,684 .
This is the oldest mad in the dm is in a good location,
and Cars a rase Glance for a person with a mall capital.
Applg.to DAVID MEIN, Agent,
age,a—d3 Penn * Street, between' ird and Fourth.
PRIME
Vai% RUMOR Aldo SEEIV,ESS RAISINS,
pommy Plum, Apple, Oranges, Lemons, rip, So.,
A. H. MOOCH'S,
40 filontli Fifth Street.
OE
RECRUITS WIRTH,
4ILL.
FOR THE 55T11 PENNSYLVANIA
WitiIIM4IICZAILIO_IIICINFEIBIa r Arg
COL. R. WHITE,
NOW AT BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA,
OR ANY
PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT
NOW IN SERVICE.
ABLE-BODIED YOUNG MEN ARE WANTED
t, MI up iho Iteiritnooto now in the RfTIFICO of the
lfnited SLAte, The nedereigued hae opened
Recruiting Rendezvous
Id Henry p. Mauderbsa's Kohl, h !La Borough of
w•nnPlednrt
Lieut. 0. M. PARSONS.
Or tAth Regiment Penney Lennie Volanteers,
Anend 23—ttl Recruiting Officer
_ .
COAL OIL WORKS,
MANUFACTURE THE BEST BURNING OIL
in the City; warranted pure and eweet, non-explo
wee, lemi emelt when burning, no erieping the Wick, borne
Wager than ally other Oil mode In Philedelphia, to which
1,ta40.0rt3 Conte...4 tem be obtained. Zino, BENZINE
alwnya on hmid. Office $9, 2R3 North Third etreet, Phila.
dediOn h. FRT.
dee 13-41m] OEO. LERCH di CO, Bonding, Agente
SOLLOCK'S DANDELION COFFEE.
frIFIS PREPARATION, MADE FROM THE
best Java Coffee, is recommended by physiciana an a
warrior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for Oeneral Debility,
Dyepepeht, and ell 61/lene disorder.. 114.....andd tato have
been compelled to abandon the neon[ coffee will nee thie
without injurious effect•- One can contains the strangili
of two pound* of ordinary noires. Price 26 cent*.
KOLLOCX'S LEVAIN,
The purest and best BARING POWDER known, for mak
ing UFbt. eweetand nuottions Bread and cakes. Price 15
yenta. ltdaurifactarOd by
IC H. HOLLOCH, Cbemiet,
- •
Corner of Broad and L'heetnat Street, Philadelphia.
W Sold by all Drawlsle and Grocers. [[arch I—ly
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
ON TZN 3117#IX4=Wff MAIAINF,
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Single Rooms Fifty Cents per Day.
City Hall Square, corner Frankfort St.,
(Orreglra HALL.)
EALS AS THEY MAY BE ORDERED IN
the spacious refectory. There lea Barber's Shop and
ath Booms attached to the Hotel.
Altir BeW$N, of VIT.NNERS and .11A.LINKEN who say we
are full.
IL FRENCH, Proprietor
I=o3lll
Three Pineneat Little Publication
by a Deaf mute.
11 115 WAYS OF COOKING INDIAN CORN
AS FOOD, tuiroluable to lull , family.
I.—THE SHADE OF THE HAND, amusement for Os
home circle, containing 24 pictures, over which are given
direction for the bands throwing ehetioWo on the wall.
SPIRIT OF THF, UNION, the pictorial von
tents of which read, mark, and learn.
" All mailed !reeler 39 Dente, or slap! P for 10 orals
each. WM. DARLINGTON,
Jan SI—MAJ N 0.16 6 William Street, New-York.
POTATO= POTATO= i
2,000r 8 0U ekore and for sale guisn
at
11 , 111 1 D 1
Fedi &ore, corner of Fifth and Washington streets.
Fob 7-3:1 Wat. BROADS, Tr.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF BERES OOW!TY, FOR THE' YEAR 1862.
'JIBE AUDITORS ELECTED TO 4T11171' AND
mettle the accounts of the County of Barks from the 6th
day of January, A. D. 1862, to the 31st day of December.
1863, both days Inclusive, having examined the same, re
spectfully lay before the Honorable Judges of the Coati of
Common Plena, the following Statement and Report:
1V1LL.11.431 .11ER.BST, ESQ., Treasurer, DR.
' To Roodpto „from Congdon, to loft:
ALBANY.
Daniel Brownmiller, for 1861 In full En 44
Jesse kliller, for 1868 none paid
ECM
Peter Tick, 101 lo tall
lieuboa Mots, 1563 on avuonat
EMU
eat
Efen Y 80r,,er,1561 in f 1862 none paid
ERRS.
Mittel R Ifftensor,l33l In full 370 74
William M. John, 1882 on account 852 73
1228 47
BESS lIPPIS.
Samuel Wagner, 1861 In all • 354 94
William Marberger, 15621 n full gB7 64)
1242 44
BETHEL
William 1). Klein, 1960 on account 99 90
John Burkhart, 1961 on account 616 00
William K1ein,11362 on account 901 69
1176 69
BERIovILLn.
John L. Maze. 1661 on tumult 44 00
Mudd Bun. 1862 on acconni 81 Z. 5
96 25
BBECKNOCK.
Christian Hartung, 1861 In fall 21 05
CI n 1552 on account 322 311
emaNialvoN,
William Onset, 1861 in full 24 02
Robert A. Gilmer, 1862 none paid
24 02
.
111ain Pottaiger, 1861 in fall . 63 66
Joha W. Hollenbaah, 1662 none paid
• COLBBROOKDALL
Thomas Shane; 1861 in fall 357 64
" 1882 on account 660.00
' CUBIST".
Samuel Sart; 1861 on account 800 00
William Bertolat, 1882 on account 918 59
1218 25
EMZE3
Charles Wien, 1999 on account 10 00
William Reinert, 1801 in foil 106 97
Franklin Miner, 1862 on account 17 00
199 97
IYOUOLABS.
D. B. D. Manger, 1881 In fall 547 85
" " 1862 none paid
647 35
Daniel Shultz. 1861 ou cooeuut
&ma Roth. 1662 oil account
XXIITZE.
•
J. B. Ltvengood,l96o in full 19 00
Samuel Strunk, 1861 on account :53 94
William oancar,lB62 on account 593 10
1963 94
OHJSZNW/CliE
John /Shearer, Ma ln fall
" /NZ on &soma
HAMIIIIBO
Reuben Adama 1861 on account
Mahlon F. Wolf, 1662 on account
SISIDELBEite,
Samuel Weimer. 1551 In fall 280 23
Arthur Hhomalbergor, 1862 on account 888 54
1265 77
HEIDELBERG LOWER.
John Maurer, 1881 472 40
Elijah Etiely, 1502 749 91
1222 81
EICIDELBSZtO tiorsts.
William Ramp, 1862 is fall 623 92
I=
&mast Gable, 1802 none paid
31iFFE113011-
9erenel Shinffer, 116,11 in fell 91
Gunnel 2echtuan, 1F43l in full • 45 99
&woe! Potteiger, 1862 on seeennt 147 43
KIITZTOWS.
Rilliem Sbcedlar, 1801 in fall 430 70
reancli. Stauffer, 1862 none pal&
430 70
IiCINCISWADIP
Jobn Katz, MI in t',lll
Valentine Geist, 1862 on account
DIAIDENCIIBEK.
Jobb D. Stitzel. Ha in toll 1124
John 1882 as amount
idikat.ON
Easnuel Wed. 1961 in fall
Jona L. %inner, 1882 on account
MAXATAWBYr
Allen glelownyer, IBCI In tnll.
Charles IX Koch, 1882 oa account
anniLranEßG..
Joseph Hinter, iSal in fall
" " 1862 on account
°LEY.
George Brawlingller, 1862 fall '2134 12
-- 7 . 2134 12
ONTSLATINEX. •
Amos Kauffman, 1860 in full 95
Daniel Coleman, 1861 on account 673 00
Emanuel Blekenbach, 18611 on account'. 186 30
ECM
aarha Muhl, IS La tali
PEERY.
P. FL Albryht, 1861 in MI 76 00
1862 on account
600 00
FULIT
Must= H. Sheerer, 1861 on a pan iz a, 800 CO
George Baillitel, - 1802 MAO paid.
RICHMOND.
Freda Set: 11111, 15..1$ in fall 149 ta
Levi B. Haan, LBW In fall at 00
Henry G. Heffner, MI on account 524 91
Aaron B. Riga, 1942 on account Ma 04
1491 40
ROBISON.
Samuel Bitter, MS in fall 7:1 tel
George Grubb, 'SOO in fall 41 15
Michael Weet/ey, 1161 16 full at et
Lewts Woodward, ISO on aeoonnt 41, Sri
gge 17
ROC KLAN D.
Jonathan L. Landis. 18611 n full 345 71
Reuben Rhoads, IStl2 on acoottnt 270 0)
71
John Herb, 1541 to full
) , " . 4 oP KCCOV nt
John Sef, 1800 In tall t!ll 12
Emanuel Ents,l26l In tall 533 bl
Jacob Minnie... 1262 on Recount 12.75 lie
2.127
TITLITHOCtION 1 , P9R9•
11 t em Iteber,lB6l in fun
1:932 on account 194 In
.
193 23
3117 35
TULPETIOCCON.
Goll!'!ey Bold uer. lit to f a ll 520 79
Is. oo oa unt
119 24
910 03
UNION.
Nathan B. Warneher, 1661 In full 190 09
John.hariviou,l:36o on acconnt • Id 1 , 4
- 130 11
WASITTNGTO7C.
Da aid Benfield, 'RI In fall 453 AS
Peter Dernhet, 1802 nn account UIS AO
ISO SR
WINDSOR.
"dublon G. Spears. 1881 1n full let 61
Soho S. Seldle, 1882 on noconnt 567
732 45
William Freeborn, Is6l an a 009091 00 00
Henry Hackman, 1862 on account to 4!)
125 43
RIM niNG—North-Estst Ward.
George Bushar,lB6o In fall 158 89
Christian Shultz. 1861 on account 98t 00
William Heidenreich, 1862 none paid
1140 89
maanialo —North , Wm( i 1 nrdr
Aaron Getz, HQ on account 297 02
William Keen, 1061 on account :90 00
Berman Beard, 1662 none paid '
109: 52
READlNo—South—East Itard.
Bdwird Selitoock, 1860 on account 412 27
Viridian Shultz, 1561 an account 766 BS
Qualm Boldly, 1802 on account 100 00
1210 95
RZADING—South-lreet Ward;
John B. Griasinger,lB6l on account 1400 00
Wood 114. Schwartz, 1862 none paid
14,0 00
READING...4 4 O2IW
Edward 84=4%1E, 1861 In full 880 13
'• 1562 on account 230 00 • .
Permanent Loans.
Samuel iiilitealtrt. 200 00
•
'lnlet Kemp, too 00
John Francis, 90, 0)
William Rnabb, 800 00
[eau Reiff ;DOD 00
i..
John Anlenbach, 270 00
Henry Wagenhorst, administrator, 8.00 CO
nantel Griesemer, 1201 00
Samuel Sulk, 7.0 00
Catharine and Wm. Wittnan, adm'ors., 100./ 00
Jacob 0. Hartzog, WV 00
John Lamle, 500 00
Henry Seidel, 1000 00
Charles Breneleer, 3000 CO
Daniel Rachel, 6oo 00
Dr. William B. Wynn, 500 DO
Jacob C. Hoff, 12110 00
Daniel L. 01161160141., 1150 00
James Bell, 070 00
Margaret Fasig, 650 00
Samuel Merkel, 630 00
F. R. &linkman, 1200 00
Joseph Shout°, 2005 00
Daniel Maurer, 1300 00
J. Cloister, woolgoota to A. ShersAin, 1200 00
Daniel Zacharlaa, 130 00
Joseph Levan, 400 00
Daniel Hahn, 000 00
leant Born, 260 00
Henry Katz, 20u 00
Levi E Hook, -
Anna Answer, . 1500 00
800 CO
Richard Sehnseder, 001 OD
Jaeob Donahowar, 30 00
John P :Peglay, 1400 01
Isaac Graeff, ' 603 00
Daniel Hartman, 250 00
William Herbst, Esq., 1003 03
Samuel Donahower, 600 t,O
132b111a Grim, MO 00
Maelas Barley, 750 00
Lewis IL Wander, 1600 00
Elizabeth Stroudt, 100 03
Margaret M. Dewitt, 163 00
Andrew Karr, 850 00
Daniel Bertolet, 4800 OD
Samuel B. Grant, 12 0 00
Mary Ebbert, Mb 00
Abraham Ems. • 200 00
Biebard Boone, 800 oo
ThollloB LineOln, /200 00
Jacob Althonse, 800_00
Nathaniel Goodhart, Gill 0
Catharine Hertzog, without interest, 300 03
Daniel Hartman, without interest, 300 00
Henry wagenhorst, 600 00
Henry Frey, 1200 00
48,883 00
Prfdge Contracts and Tolls, for 1862.
Penn street Bridge, yearly, contracts 1009 00
Francis Bechtel, toll collected 694 60
—, 1703 BO
Lancaster Bridge, yearly contract' , • MD 76
Harriet McGuire, toll collected 604 00
' "
- - $5151 44
314 52
66 69
- - • 871 61
[2EI
I= = =I:3
Poplar Neck 16440, trairlt contracts 208 BO
Joseph Garber, toll collected 294 71
503 21
Hamburg Bridge, yearly contracts 315 50
Jacob Gerhard, toll collected 199 18
615 18
Bridge Stock end Dividends.
Dividend from taloa'. Bridge, per
Mat
kilae S. Richards 40 00
Dividend from Althoneee Bridge, per
Benjamin Parvin 62 42
Imereet for lame, 20 80
Dividend Black and White Hone Bridge, 160 00
283 22
En
=M:r3
-
JaMee Bell, Esq., 4 00
Jacob 8. Livingood, ER., 28 00
Henry W. Smith. Faiq., 12 00 •
John 8. Richards, Esq., 16 00
.
Matthias Mengel, Esq.. 8 00
B. 11 Dry and George Beam, Esql., 400 '
A. W. Kauffman. Esq., /6 03
B. R Boyer, Esq„ 4 - 00
J. B. Bechtel, E,q., 4 00
A. B. Wanner, Esq., 4 Ott
Samuel 1.. Young, Esq., 8 00
John Banks, Esq , 12 00
Charles Davis, Esq., 4 CO
J. K. MoKenty, Mg., 4 DO
Jesse GI. Hawley, Eel., 400
J. D. Dittbib Req., 89 94
AU 84
1017 64
• Fines.
Tobias Clouser, for persons swearing 6 01
Heber & Reifsnyder, for idling liquor 2 45
Jacob Tice, for eabbath. breaking 4 00
J. D. Bitting, Se q., Sheriff 1:55 00
SamneVoffman, sabbath breaking 287
...-•.— ...... /70 IS
369 54
21 62
EME
Coats
Peter Tester, mown of costs
. .
Jacob Bechtel, on note 17 84
Benjamin Hoff, on accent of colts 5 00
William ffrealefand ilk& Frets, 69 29
•
David B. Manger. Esq., S 14
Benjamin Ham, baboon In fall 24 84
Frank E. Goodbart, in Inn for note . 03 49
MI $l6
299 91
-- 20577
&rays &Ed. .
Abraham H. Vanderslice, 1 bull 76
emi
395 00
sn S 9
El]
H. W. Tyson, geode wad
Malntenanoa,
Key fees,
Road Damages.
A. B. Wanner, for Richmond tp. 120 OD
Wharton Morrie, for Greenwich V. 20 00
Daniel Dimino; for Non tP- 40 CO
100 00
Odd State Tax.
Old State Tax for the year 1881 828 07
Huckster Licenses.
Amount In the county 899 67
out or the county 610 oo
1409 67
Deduct advertising and Treasurer's Coln
minions 79 29
•
Miscellaneous.
Adam Schugard, for Jury foes refunded 4S
Pavid McKnight, Esq., of Soldier's Relief
Fund 8 19
Rahn R. Guest, of Robeson, for Bum tax
for 1891 1 91
Solomon L. Caster, old planks at Sholl's
622 25
418 08
1041 31
Bridge 4 00
Gorge Y. Ritter, for Exoneration of tax
MEM
760 82
- _ 1370 82
Whole amount received by the Treasurer $101,788 01
CR.
The Treaanrer claim credit for the following orders drawn
on him, viz
198 12
766 98
869 09
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR.
Funeral Expenses, Out door
1510 00
906 53
2444 13
Reuben F. Drumheller, 3 coiling for sundry
.
pumps 8 75
J. Rubleeht, 1 coffin for S. Zettiewoyer 5 00
Charles Henninger, 15 coffins for different
-Persons 71 60
Sam nel Drumbeat., 1 coals, for 811y1sfifoyer 5 00
1 for Mlee Hollins 6 LO
Joseph Ronskey, 3 coffins for different per.
sons 625
Henry Burkholder,l coffin for Sol. Long, 200
Kerper's
449 OS
589 9 4
1022 02
child 6 00
Henry Barkholder, l coffin for Sarah Phil.
450
Denial Hank, 1 coffin for Wm, Haan 'fi 00
Elijah B. Ilettaar, 1 coffin for Pam Warta 45 00
John Wagner, 2cofflesfor Zerr & Swavely 10 00
Lewle Snyder, 1 coffin for John Hoffman 601
3 coffins for A. Bechtel's
869 85
928 U.
LEIB
children 6 00
J, Lehman Heebner, 3 wane for different
venom 14 60
Mvenou s artin H. Ludli, 6 cones for different
76
Jena Eek / *Mein illielffertit Norte &90
13111
............ 000 00
RUSCOMBIVIANOIt
3 S 3 ID
711
9..3f3 82
MEM
WOMELBDOB r
GEM
1942,108 39
Verdict Fees
43 67
Prison
8453 61.
72 85
1360
- 3539 96
1=133
1330 98
Charles Schell, S splint for different per
sons 5 00
Amos Rothermel, 1 villa for Win. Kimmel
retch 5 00
Jonathan Knorr, 2 soling for different Pilr-
INIVI 5 01
John Jackson, 1 cella for Peter Meek ' 00
J. it. Bitter. 2 coffins for different persons 570
Benicia Smbh, I coffin for Catharine Ebert S Oo
Mention 4.)..xnurider, 1 coffin for Gotileb
Whitmore 5 10
Jacob 14. Monger, 2 coffins for different
per mn.n :4 75
Jonathan Beidler, coffins for different re
ef:W.s
Out.Doora Relief.
Patrick Finney, for John Bacbart 20 00
Widow Schmel, 20 00
Samnel Filbert, for Jacob Wentzell 5 00
Benjamin Scariett, for hii family 2 00
:elm Natter, for 11.4. gosrlett 15 LO
lienry Leaman, for self 20 LO
Elijah B. Rettew, for Widow Wertz 20 00
Isaac Bahr, for his child 3O 0)
Isaac H. Moore, for Jacob Wagner 20 00
Jacob Frick, for self 20 00
Reuben W. Drumheller, for M. Hoffman (, (to
001thetille Mahlon, for JOltethae Hoch 15 09
Samuel Yost, for Johdiktoore 10 00
Jacob Sugalbsrt, for H. lingelbart's family 5 00
Jacob Tone% for dUferent persons 125 81
George W. Hate, " " 108 11
Catherine Koch, for self 10 10
R. F. Drumbelle-, for Jacob Softiies 20 Ott
Widow Steiner, for self 21 10
George D. Entre', for Widow Hummel 20 CO
Jacob Gilbert, for self 5 00
Lewis Seamen, for self 20 10
Mrs. Colshan, for sett 20 00
Isaac Reiner, for self 10 00
Mrs. HIM, for self ' 20 00
Thomas Mason. for self 0 00
Daniel Bitting, f4r Thomas Mason 15 0.)
Chas, W. Esser, for John B. Otto 20 00
Elizabeth Bons, further child 28 01
R. F. Drumheller, for Gee. Shearer 1 26
lipbraim Fritz, fur Samuel /Amin 15 00
Samuel Bootle, fur different penmen 85 79
Bernhard and Koch, "
.0. 61 ' 72 13
Samuel Frees, 97 OS
Levt Wolferebergar, for George Hies 5 0)
Valid Johntivu, tor eel( 10 00
Jones Yott, for desalt munch 2000
James B. Wells, fur Bunsen' famll7 1220 0,5
OJ
John Hoffman, for self 20 00
Elijah Rottew. for John Wertz 20 00
August Kerchner, 20 00
Joshua Bieber. for Mrs. Reppert 20 00
base Moore, for Jacob Kerchnor 20 0.)
Geo. Blehl. for self 10 00
Henry Trump,.for danglatar 20 00
William Glamor, for self 10 00
Henry Flannery, for Mrs. Cortlff 10 00
James! Geiger, for RebeceaCott 12 00
Wm. Brineutrout, for different persons 37 50
Wei...Rhoads, or., .. .. 30 13
Nary Brown, for self 10 00
Frill and Brubaker for different perilous 90 07
Samuel Filbert, for Elizabeth Loug 10 00
Cherie:. Goodman, for calf 20 00
Poi ly.Smith, for self 000
Samuel Filbert, for Polly Smith 5 00
Isaac Moyer, for Lenhart 10 40
Henry Burkholder, for different persons 560
Win. Pea:look, .. .. 58 35
16.1) Deppen, for .elf - 500
George A lopack, for self 10 00
William Dodd, for Reif ' 500
It F. Drumheller for Mre. Rapp ort 0 00
Geo, K. Lorab, for Philip Miller'. wife 0 00
Daniel Buskirk, for Mary Olinger 10 03
F. K. diing, for Silvis Moyer 0 00
Tobias Clouser, for Daniel Berchner 5 00
John Hotline, for J. Belt 5 00
Frank Ludwig, for Daniel Glum 5 00
John Poh, for Jacob lick 5 00
Mrs. Z. Burkhard, for self 5 410
Samuel Troop, for child 5 0)
Wm. Rhoads. Jr., for different persona 6 67
Rudolph Cotter, for self 5 00
Jonathan Borkey, for linsanna Wortman alO
Aaron Gets, for different pereloba 15 8)
Jeremiah Betdier, 0 325
Wm. Bohn, forJonatban Flebee , 16 00
A. H. & W. Schwartz, for different persons 5 95
Widow Grammis, for self 5 00
B. C. Mester, for different persons 44 II
Charts. Seely. for Oeo. bleFeAridee 17 50 -
William Hem, for eelf _ 5 00 '
Peter Sudan, for Win, Sbaltg 5 00
Benuerille theater, for Jobs Fisher 2 50
Hobo & Miller,-(or Jacob Zen 5 98
F. K. Slang, for Mrs. Harlin. 6 00
Goo W. Hain, for different persons 14 62
Samara Filbert, for Godßied Wituaore 9 50
1599 77
Dry Goods
William Karpar
David Krmantront
John Hoff & Co.
George K. Levan
Wm N. Coleman, ag't
Riegel & Brother 443 68
David Neff 315 53
R. BF B. Ludwig 4.. 88 24
Jafiiee, Kant, gamma &Co, 977 77
Wllll. B. Filbert & Co. 210 16
Kauffman dz Kissinger
B H. Brown
Franklin B. Fiebthora
Ritter& Keyser
Joke B. Pearson & Co.
Groeoiu
Hiram S. Getz & Co
Waterman at Young 3113 43
William Rhoads, jr., groceries and shoes 233 03
B. IL Smith
F. B. Shelters
Cattle and Hop.
Tames Skein, 10 hop 189 42
Joseph Rambo, 10 bow. 157 as
George Rader. SO hogs 41.1 37
Jacob Zerr, 12 steers 1488 20
Fraud. 111e.k1e.32 steers,
Weidner & 'steward 2! Mews
- - -
Joseph Rambo, 60 .beep 270 CO
Samuel McKnight, 1 Dunham bat 90 00
OP 0
Whiskey and Vinegar.
Bonneville Y. Yoder, whiskey
Samuel Filbert, vinegar
Tobias Bade, whiskey and Vinegar
hardware toui Iren.
Joseph L. Stichter
John McKnight
George Lerch & Co.
John Seltzer & Co
. .. .. . .
316 17
Grain, Flour and Grinding Grain.
George F. Boyer, grinding grain 74 77 .
Jonathan G. Miller, " u 127 13
Adam Filbert, ‘, i. 44 00
Samuel Shape. seed wheat 5 40
B. F. Drumheller, rye dearB4 90
Joseph Malbacherbeat . • 362 60
Filbert & Ke,ser, wheat 9804
lesio B. Ka'boob, clover seed 75 00
Adam Filbert, Wheat aid flour 033 25
George Strunk, wheat 62 96
lease Shanaman, wheat ' 67 60
J.F. Drumheller, rye flour 38 25
Frill & Brubaker Sour and Itisa 330 23
Samuel Filbert, Wheat ,': WO
John Filbert, wheat 98 75
Win, Decker .179 1 . 5 60
50umar1 Filbert, ryo - 010
OtOrge W. H 919 & CO., grinding grain 50 92
1885 99
• Drugs.
J. S. McCurdy
John H. Raver
S. S. Stevens
Coal and S'alC.
Chan S. Dickley, wharfage, coal and calt. 109 91
10chard Neat, coal and salt 694 16
John 0 HUI, coal 814 00
Samuel Freea, wharfage on octal 7 55
Wm, Poooock, %Ominous coal 17 00
AMR Giona, frolgin on coat 194 20
-- 1926 11
Tobacco
Charles Brimleer
J. & B. Zvi&
Roots, Shoes and Leather.
Wm. Geiger, shoos 111 00
Trout ar Grim, leather 61 92
H. F. Felix, boots and shoes 231 01
- 813 93
Printing and Stationery.
J. Lawrenee Gets, advertising 27 60
Oboe. Kessler, advertising end 48 87
76 97
Hats.
Francis Roland 70 87
•
Lumber.
Joshua Keel,
Fulling and Dying,
3. R. B.3sltaao.
Daniel Souders
Issas Yost
Tax.
Lewis G. Frits, salmi tax, 186 t 42.0 S
Wm. Peasiymicker, wheel tex,lsB2 et 16
Iternbermw, roa n tar, 1861 on mond 65 66
••••••••-• /70 79
Salaries.
Jacob Conrad, steward 9 months 450 00
Michael Eightmyer, under steward, on •
account 278 19
H. A. summons, clerk. 1 year 235 00
/giaggi Filbert, director, 1 year 63 no
.0 " eatra ettrtittle IS 00
Aaron Oats, director, 1 year . 90 tO
extra services 15 00
R. F. Drumheller, director 65 04
extra servite6 10 00
Chas. Neely, M. D., physician's service; 10D 00
Melee] T. Llaingood, •' . 6
Iriont2o 50 11l
Wharton Morrie. attorney, on account 62 60
Fred'k Leaf timilb, attorney 6 months 37 00
Regina Conrad, tesabing school 67 75
Peter Zimmerman Engineer, in fall 160 81
M. 8. Bickel, blacksmith, on. amount 154 85
Reuben ttubn.earter, on acebeint' 21 75
James /Huhn, carter ' - 147 07
John Bstael. baker. on account 170 46
Christian Ziegler tailor on account TM 00
Frederick Schutter. gardener, on account 112 ae
Abraham Fry, porter In hospital 47 OD
Ell Kocu. engineer, 6 months 110 00
Mary Whitman, meld-service, on amount 101 69
Mary Nagler, " 41 75
- 2681 68
EMI
Mi.icelianeous Rana.
John Fromm, labor in bay-making it 00
Henry titu.dt, " 17 50
Anthony Hertzog, labor In " 17 60
John P. Mellen% pipe and castings 70 62
Jacob Shaffner, 1 bacon 77 33
Wm. Yobn, medical services, 2 mules 30 01
John II- Spats, mettles! services 5 00
Baum! SlMlMeara carpenter work . 35 II
Charles Healy. Medical minima 14 01
Abraham Arnold, 6 coats 24 00
John 8. Henry. 2 ploughs 34 00
Samuel Donahower, resadfng harness 4 84
Andrew Dacia, flag atones 6 88
Michael Kraemer, brooms 8 60
Henry Crones, notions 34 18
Peter Draw n, lime 660
. .
Nora and out hire 17 60
Berko Casty Prim, coma MO 81
P. H. Spann, medical services, Seheable ii 01
Chrb.tlon Ziegler, interest on loan of $l5OO 80 00
Y. Albright, freight . 5 30
Lewin Heiner, cage.nleal and land li 8
arta & Whitman, bed poste 3 3°
Helms & German, brushes 47 56
H. B. Sharer, cedar ware 6 06
Morris, Tesker & Co., steam pipes 0 50
Daniet Miller plumbing and rapes 40 03
Simon Reinhold, brushes 3 96
James Mi Matthews, medical services, 8.
Zwoyer 5 PO
William Williams, maintenance. 850011
Zwoyer a eo
Christian Shutter, earthenware 20 39
D. Llewellyn Beaver , medical services 250
Plias Kern, brooms 7 GO
John Long, maintenance, L. Smith 5 00
n 00
Jacob Walter, ••
Douglass and Connard, steam fixtures 10 98
Directors of the Poor of Schuylkill county,
for the maintenance of paupers belonging
to thlo county 73 80
Harriet Jennings, for furniture a..e her by
Datitellfilthouse 12 00
Michael Rightulyer. furniture 10 00
Bockbammer & Bold, fish 100 09
Wm. Drumheller, labor during hay-ma
king and harvest 33 25
Richerd &header, labor daring hay ma
king and barrens 29 75
Anion Lambert, labor during hey-making
and harvest 25 75
MI!=MED
—toll 453
[Total amount of Poor Hoagie Orders, $19.092 iB3
Prison Inspectors' Orders.
R. T. While, for carpet chain 177 95
Jacob Young, II tons coal 81 el
B. F. Owen, 300 copies Annual Report 23 00
Reading Gas Company, since let December 13 75
R. Paine, books for use of prleoners 12 34
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought in Janu
ary 30 70
Henry Tyion, maintenance. 3 months 416 14
do do 3 months salary 112 50 •
Mrs. G. Tyson, 3 months ealaey 27 30
George K. Cleaver, 3 months eatery 125 90
Rhode & Fisher. carper chain 34 91
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought sines
February 47 10 .
Lewis Driller, carpet chain and sundries 61 84
Henry Tyson, compiling Annual Report,
Mil 6 03
J. H. Straub, for sole leather • dli
R. T. White, for carpet chain • 126 20
Henry Tysen, for carpet rags in April,
1302 24 77
Jacob Young, for coal 28 30
J. D. liertolet, for repairing Wee IS 75
Samuel Summons, for visiting Laminar
Prison 7 50
R. T. White, carpi chain 213 Al/ -
Heading Gas'Company, bill 8 10
Henry Tyson, maintenance, 3 months 409 73
do do 3 months salary 112 20
Mrs. G. Tyson, 3 months salary 37 60
Lewis Briner, carpet chain, May 9, 40 31
Henry Tyson, carper rags bought 85 28 .
George K. Clearer, 3 months salary 125 03 .
Wm. Bridegam, for roofing prison 163 00
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought since
July 54 50
IL T. White, carpet chain 273 75
David Kate, Prison Impactor, attending 11
days 22 oa
-Tema. Lee, attending 10 meetings 20 00
A. D. Hill y do do 22 ou
Daniel Young, do a. 11 OJ
Samuel &immune, attending 12 meetings 12 02
Jacob Young, do do 12 09
Lewis Bilner, do do 12 04)
do do Secretary'e services 12 00
Reading One Company, for gee bill, Sept. 1
1552 4 50
R. T. White, for 1000 lbs. linen chain and
2 steel reads MI 60
Henry Tyeoe, carpet rags bought In Aug. 84 00
William Brldegam. for roofing prison 900 00
Samuel Sammons. for carpenter work 75 70
Leintnaster & Smith, for painting and ma
l. 36 06
teria
Henry Tyson, for maintenance, 3 months 585 51
do do 3 month, salary 112 60
!Oro G. Tyson, 3 do 31 50
0. K Cleaver, 3 do ' 123 10
R. T. White, for carpet chain 225 00
Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought in Sept.
1062 35 27
Wm. Bridegam, on account, for roofing 290 00
do for tin ware 12 12
J. Healy, for lumber 16 49
Jacob Young, for coal 422 75
Bard & Reber, for hardware 28 94
Charles K Snell, for tin ware 23 65
11. Bennethnui, for tin ware 16 70
J. Keppletuan, sash weighty pipes, &c. 33 99
William Korper, for dry goods 12 54
Adam Heilman. shoes [or prison 15 04
Isaac W. Harper, books and stationery 494
P. Albright, freight 10 88
Henry r reon, faking 2 LoYi to 1161196 of
Refuge 12 80
Anthony Dralter, for brushes 7 42
Henry Tyson, for carpet rags 64 24
Diller Luth.-r, excise tax and license 35 64
Henry Tyson, for incidental expenses 35 16
do do do do 19 40
69 do for maintenance. 9 months 410 54
do do for 3 monios salary 112 80
Mrs. G. Tyson, 3 months salary 37 50
George K. Cleaver, 3 months eatery 1115 CO
Dr. John B. Brooke, 1 year's salary as
physician 76 00
William Herbst, Treasurer, 1 year's sal
-50 00
11;s r . Y 0. Tyson, for dinners to Inspecton 18 AO '.
_.:. 6814 11
Principal on Loans Paid
William Moser, paid In fell 500 00
David B. Kline, do do 14. 000
Aaron K. Kline, do do 20 0,
James Rice, do do 40 .00
Charlee Young. do do 51.0 00
Daniel H. Snyder, do do 275 no
Anthony lam, de de 110 01
-- 3203 00
Interest Paid on Loans.
Amount paid on Loans to different per
m= 4742 73 . .
34 00
100 34
CM
/95 86
18 2)
8/0 53
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tin
MEM
En 3
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FEEI
EM:111
1108 90
905 1 0
Printing Orders.
Moritz P. Doing, imbliehing In Schnell,
poet 50 00
Amelia Ilaarreebt, publishing in Geist der
Zell . 150 00 .
Jacob Buabb, publishing in Journal 132 60
J. L. Getz, do Queue 199 75
Arnold Pawelle, do Librale Beo
bsolzier .80 OD
Myers & Son, do Berke County
Press 12 00 ..
Charles Hessler, do 'Reading Adler 135 75
do do Stationery 58 87
- 888 87
11 07
6 a
38 26
-.-- - 66 63
217 61
79 93
16 95
8 68
January nolo=
April sessions
August sessions
November session
Coroner's Inquests.
John Fez, bolding inquest on body otWary
anl
do In M quest e n Aaron Heckman 1
40 62
do do William Frill 76
do do Michael Knerr 62
do clewing bod y Michael li'Lachlln 75
do inquest on colored boy, name not
known 12
do logneet on Theodore Hahn 00
do viewing body MIN Can' 75
do do 2 bodies, Helier, elm
'
man one unknown 63
do Inquest on David Acker 20
do do Lewis Ebenetein 50
do do Martha Sage and In
ner 1 24
Jeremiah Beard, inquest on Henry Swavely 1 58
do do do Wm, 0, Garland 24
Jeremiah Van Reed, for Wm. Holloway 28
Daniel Glower ' on John Clanger . 'OB
Henry C. °roll. on Catharine Elbert 37p
Henry Burkholder, on H. Phillips 12
Aaron 8. Holl, on Owen McGovern 62
Samuel H. Mailer, on Samuel Smith . 11
Abraham H. Widen,lice, on Johnsod Eliza
beth Yon 64
206 44
1 87
62 10
270 48
Samuel M. Klee. on Henry Grim
William Shubert, on Henry Jacoby
100 :3
90 23
Election Returns.
Judges of Spring elections 644 68
Constables!, advertising and notices 260 80
Return Judges and election asseesors 888 243
Constable Henry Reiter, notifying election 1 00
.-,., 140 96
Amason.
Paid Triennial Arsesemen: for 1861 759 37
Pother up Wile of votablea in 1861-62 206 Oa
Notifying days of Appeal 643 28
Road Damage.
Thomas L. Bablort, 'dewing State Road 12 20
Moths Moyer, for road Tuipshoiscon town
ship 10 00
George Simla, do do 00 00
Philip and Michael Palter, do 90 00
Elias thudorf, do 0 00
JowittbAi Romig, damages In 51uhlenberg 28 00
Mary Knoll, gumless inlaying road in Tub
pehoceo a ' 200
Joseph Schmusker, damages for alley In
70 37
344 40
344 40
81 47
37 60
16786
Reading 35 GO
Lacy L. Boyer, dd do 35 Cl)
Leads Brines, for Jos. BeadalPs.aetate 76 OJ
Sarah Hobart, damages 5 00
Lome Moyer; do to Comm 76 00
Do do fees for timing under the old.
EX3
WM 760
Eliza Delany, for damagee for alley in
Headlag 20 00
Mary Hindi, do do 4S 00
Mary Phillips, _ do do ZS 00
Anthony Felix, do do 75 00
Samuel Rarberger, Ruder township 10 00
David Schneider, do 7 CO
William filauesc, do 19 00
Joseph Rerbein, . do 14 00
Nicodecons Noll, Richmond township 140 00
Joel Weasimtuft, do 12.3 ou
haw) Warmer, Exeter township
Juries, Cryer, Tipsietees, 4.e„
January Torw, MG, (hind Jests 22 24
DO do do Yeti; 00 701 80
Do do do Court Cryer 88 t,O
Do do do Tipataves .88 75
Do do do Couveying primmer' le 00
April Term, 1862, Grand Jurors 103 03
Do do do relit. do 1780 Ti
Do do do Court Door 08 00
Do do do Tipstaves 8126
Do do do Conveying Omen II 25
August Term, 1862, Grand Jurors 129 27
Do do do Petit do 784 41
Do do do Court Oryer 68 00
Do do do 'nonfarm 12125
Do do do Conveying prhnoners 11 25
v.v—vv.
November Term, 1882, Grand Jurors 98 96
Do do do Petit do 670 72
Do do do Court Geyer 16 02
Do do do Tipster°, 68 75
Do do do Conv'ing prisoner. 10 00
Mayor, Aldermen Justices, Con
stables and Witness Fees.
Mayor's bills for self, Pollee, Constables
and Witnesses , 608 99
Aldermen apd Justices of the Peace 64 76 •
Constables' tees in sundry CopuneaWeallb
sum 133 93
079 all
EEO
Constables' Returns
82 84
62 70
66 62
63 63
.•••• 252 58
6000
83.063 70
Arresting Vagrants.
Fees for arresting vagraots during the year
County Officers.
Paid Geo. W, 'BrOckinan, Commirmionere
Clerk. 1 year's salary BM 00
Joseph Bitter, Court Cryer,, salary 200 of)
James B. Bechtel, late District Attorney 896 00
Daniel Ermentrout, present • du 79 On
James Bell, Clerk of Court Quarter Ses
s 616 20
tone,
Samuel M. Klee, Wm. Steffy and Joseph
S Hoyer, County Auditors 150 00
Jacob ConahoWer, Commissioner's salary 221
Paul Weorich, Commineloner'enatory and
evils, service 210 $0
George K. Lorah, Commissioner's salary
and extra service 274 00
J. flagenman, Commissioners' Attorney
1 year's salary 100 00
J. D. Bitting, late Sheriff of Berks county 224 SS
Court Howe Ezpenseo.
1
Paid J. 16. Stichter, for glow, vniit. he. g .22
Ferdinand Weeche, repairing looks 2 0 i
Francis Rambo. repairing Court House 67
Merles K. linen, repairing roof on Court
Honesl2 52
Sain'i Donahower, repairing chair cushion 22G
Frederick Fox, 1 doz. common chair. 9 00
Henry Tonna, for hauling aches 1 6d
Adam Fox, for planting trees in Court
House yard 75
F. R. Oale, for shade trees In Court House
yard 7 50
Lewis Oabel, for paving in Court House
~yard 1 65
E. D. Emith, Treasurer of Oas Company fur
eundry bill. 00 20
William Rapp, for hauling ashes 70
•
Samuel Summons, carpenter work at Court
Housel4 63
Jacob Loden, repairing Court House clock fIS 75
Solomon Mengel, bal. for repairing roof 6)' 59
John Flickinger, for putting away coal 600
Henry S. Wiimen, bill for painting 1 40
Elijah Eamp, for 100 bunbels charcoal 9 00
Henry & Ilinthart, for lumber, &o. S 40
Wm. Rhoads.j r., rosin. soap, &G. 4 80
William Ermentrout, for coal 41 Oil
Win. P. Dickenson, repairing fixtures 7 16
Jacob Young, for 10 tons coal 42 50
Joshua Rawly, lumber for Court House 300
B. Todd, for repairing window blind. 2 CO
--- 347 62
EaIDCIng. —Penn Street Bridge.
Fraught Bechtel, 11 months' salary (17 60) 192 60
Wm. Yeich, mending lanterns . 16/
David L. Wenrich, bal. In full for plank 26 4 02
S. L. Bnydet, plank 2 21.
B. D. Smith, Treasurer of Gas Company 79 20
Warner, Miekey & Merril. Gas fixtures 14 75
John McKnight, for hardware • 23 46
Imes Mahan, cleaning bridge 2 09
GER /6
Lancaster Bridge.
Harriet M'Guire, 11 months' salary (17 60) 192'90
S. D. Smith, TINABUIref Gee Company IS 65
Warner, Maim & Merrit, for Gas fixtures 14 75
JohalityKsight, for hardware 1 90
haat Dluthart, for cleaulus bridge 2 Es
• - 260 96
Poplar Neck Bridge.
Jos. Garber, 11 months' salary (12 50) 137 50
Hamburg Bridge.
Jacob Gerhart, 11 months' salary
at 1012 00 per month 137 50
Jacob Danahomar, for letting said
bridge 5 50
Benjamin Gardner, for repairing .
said bridge . 193 78
-338 88
County Bridget.
Leidy Bholl. for lumber at bridge 87 00
Harrison tsysn, Mork at Unearth' bridge 2 50
Jonathaa Kline, hauling marble slab 1 00
John G. Staffer, repairing bridge roof in
Greenwich 9 2d
Daniel Bann, for work at State bridge 25 69
IL &J. Drexel, for stone at Reed's bridge 150
v. in it. Berger, repairing Rate Bridge at
Riester's 75 20
Conrad si Wilmer., lumber for Stale bridge
in Rent 175 80
Wm. Merkel, for repairing bridge in On.
tetanus° 101 82
Merkel & Adams, for &moony bridge in
Richmond ' • 150 00
John SieCutchen, whitewashing State
bridge 10 00
Jacob ill, Deyelier, lumber for Mete bridge it OS
- doe 90
Refunding Orders.
Charles Diehl, collector of Penn, amount
overpaid II 20
Jacob rechtel, eitueeefees refunded 1 GO
Famed Onidiu, bridge toll refunded 8 01
Levi A. Han, collector of Richmond. re
funded 81
Geo. Browmiller, collector of 01e7, tax
overpaid 52 07
----- 74 79
Soldiers' Relief.
Rebecca Yocum S 00
Gasan 11 Gruff
.. . . .
Rebecca Maebeiner 4 00
Mack lifeDeeetigik 4 2 00
•
atiellee Hopkins 12 01
Mrs. George Saylor 2 00
Lydia Kota 3 00
George V. Hang. for Emily Kaufman 3 Al
So•omon Finer, for Mrs. Busk 2 (,0
Sophie Wien 4 01
Sarah Willed a(o
CA11:121110 'Copia
F. Memtlier
Harriet fielder
==M
Mary H aZler
S,rah Kllse
==:l3
Angelico 'sods
Amelia Noecicer •
nrietCer ♦nd °theta 74 00
IDSZMI
tlarlha Calvert do
Anna Boyer
Frances Beck
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Catharine Marpby do 64 00
Joann pox do 54 60
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Catharine Murphy do • di AO
6113/11 t ppba 49 OO
Sarah Dinbler do bt 00
Catharine Weidner do
Amelia Gabriel
Bounties to VO
Ca➢t. id, 1 1. 00 , Smith
Do William R. andiron.
Do William Monti
Do Richard H. Jones
Do George Newkirk
Do' John Kennedy
0. 8. William N. Dolt;
Do J P. Kook
Lieut. John IL Weisner
Do A. 8. Seaman
Do 3.0 Beesler
Do A. 0. Plummer
Sundry Volunteers
Miscellaneous.
Joseph Hoch, horse-hire for Commission
er. 156 L 37 00
A. W. Kauffman, for making out
venires, 46 69
A. W. Kauffman, forserviem, fees
and costs 36 08
- 81 05
Isaac Althorn*, conveying prisoners to the
HOllllO of Refuge 28 f.O
Isaac W. Harper, for stationery and blank
books 139 93
Margaret Addis, taking son to the House
of Refuge 8 12
Jacob Knabb, postage stamps 1 21
Charles IL Reiter, Recording Treasurer's
Bond 2 60
David Plank, on account of balance doe
him 2070 0)
Samuel Nailer, blank books and sta
tionery 10 03
H. H. Mohleeberg. discount on note 25 05
Pater Roth, horns hire for Commissioners 4 (10
D. H. Beideman, repairing 3 chairs 7.5
Union Bank of Reading, for note 600 00
Do do do do 16 00
Godhied Bordner. holding special election 13 14
Levi Hoffmaster and J. V. Dorn, clerking
election • 300
Wm. Rhoads. jr., for moan and brushes 7 10
Ritter & Keyser, thread. yarn and tape 89
Hastens Peutteuttury, support of eton2l6t4 937 69
H. 11 Idubleaberg, discount on note 26 67
Jacob Knabb, box•bire & postage stamps 125 '
C. Freed, blank books and binding 15 76
James Harbeaon, seal and press for Or
phans' Court 10 25
David Plank, interest and principal 356 66
Henry B. Boyer, horse-61re 1 60
Wm. Herbst, Ss+, counterfeit note given
by Commissioners 6 00
Charles B. McKnight, for note 1500 40
Samuel Leawer, for 2 years' subscription
for newspaper 2 03
Philadelphia & Reading R. R. Co., freight
on safe 4 48
P. B. Meese, making 11 duplicates 16 tO
JoLn Y Cunning do 2 do 4 MI
Matilda &alma& and others, scrubbing
Court Noose 13 76
Michael K. Boyer, making 7 tax duplicates 11 00
Michael Kmemer, making 12 tax doplt.
cares and aenls tlog appeal BO 00
Farrel, Herrin., 4 Co., difference on ex
change of safe 150 00 -
Jacob Knabb postage statips and box 1 24
Wes. Itridegaus, altpeosiii. taking George
Haas to House of Refuge 10 00
Henry 8. Wltioan, painting and materials 10 62
0. W. Brockman, expenses to Harrisburg
as Clerk in paying volunteers 4 10
School Directors of Maidsocreek 93 43
Wm. Herbst, Erq , and Bodo Otto, expeu
sea to Washington In paying volunteers 08 48
R. R Mublenberg, discount on note 192 60
C. B. Reeder, repairing Bank Maria 6 76
Inane Sasasman, wagon hired 2 0
II H. Muh.enberg, discount on note in
Farmers' Bank 256 67
D. A. U tech, post mortem examination on
Mrs. Sage 20
Ann! heat Vireo, ice in Conn room 10 30
H. H. ainhlaubarg, diseount on 415000 OD 10 OJ
David Idoßnigla, sending Physicians to
tt astkiegtoe 367 00
Matilda Bachman, scrubbing Commission.
era' once 100
Thomas W. Hartlay, for seal and press for
Orphans' Court 7 00
Howard 4 Co.. for freight do 23
Bitter & ire, ter, for tape and yarn So
..tiler Luther, for U. Be: Enable Tax on
bridge tolls 22 63
H. H. Mublenberg, discount on note la
Farmers' Bank 20 00
Balance of new State Tax paid at Hap
rlsbarg 65 06
Treasurer's salary for one year 400 00
Do nomodesion on State Tar 892 98
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1024 85
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Total Expenditures,
To the Honorahie the Judges of the .Court of Comma
Pleas of Berke County:
The A-dttors respectfully report that they hove earefally
.audited end settled the aseuuete vi Wllltam fierbet,
Treasurer of Berke county, from the oth day of January,
1862, to the 31st day of December, 1862, both days twia
sire, and and a balance due the Tresenrer, amonntlug to
the sent of Fire Hundred and Twenty-four Dollar* and
thirty four cents, (524 24).
Witness mann& thlalab day of February, A. D,,1863." WILLIAM STEFFY,
308. O. ROYER, ladnaca.
/Ow P. ToItAIG
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Amount of Tax A d During the Year
192 57
of "iI .e*
Ita o N "2 a'3
.
Names of Townships. pl I . V, •
g s - rs
..4XI 8 1 3 12
-5 Q
---
Albany, T 1 668 231 ; 645 231 237 10
Alsace, , . 459 71 1 66 9.9 , 602 721 105 ge
Amitf, 4194 70. 1194 701 33 22
8ern, 1 222 571 853 37 6 , 9 041 2411 70
Bern, Upper,9oB 49, 968 49
Bottpl, 11269 5. - / 301 691 967 661 277 1'.2
iteruvllle, / 170 36/ 36 25 139 11
Brecknuck, / 440 721 322 30 118 34
1
esernarvon, 544 271 644 27
°entre, 938 17 938 171 421 50
Colebrookdale, Mt 32 600 00 236 32 1
Comm,
1161 94
918 05 249 39 177 50
Diecrict, 849 2 2 17 CO 801 70 210 29
Douglass, 1 612 99 412 09 Pt 19
Earl, ' 1 425 1.5 21 63 403 53 102 00
Exeter, Itgee it 593 10 1013 24
Greenwich, ogg 43 209 91 776 62 200 CO
Hamburg, / 428 53 836 39 93 14
Heidelberg, 4706 pp 888 54 217/4111 TO 11
Heidelberg, Lower, Iwo 101 749 9 1 945 191 an so
Heidelberg, North, 671 46 071 40
Hereford, 900 67 9 03 47; 740 49
Jefferson, : 652 401 147 43 004 971 174 00
Kutztown. 1 437 32 437 37'
Loogawamp, 1 971 451 4 18 06 668 891 210 to
Hablenereek. 1'099 Om, 710 82, 348 80 .
Harlem, ;1459 491 786 90 1 072 ag'
•
inazatawni, 11 784 501 906 63 878 071 400 90
Multlenberg, 11126 371 59.1 94 543 RI 153 12
1.22101ey, 1 1812221 18
Ontelannee, / 834 921 181 30; 648 611 350 84
Penn, 978 40. 978'401
Parry, ; 808 83: 600 LO, 208 6
.
Pike. 469 811 1 469 81
Richmond, 1 1317 571 481 041 6„:15 071 us 00
Robeson, 0012 031 439 50' 652 111 582 17
Roo:Mend. bin 741 319 641 284 201 88 00
Itaicombcoanor, 1 383 561 76 53 1 288 R ; 150 00
Spring, 11488 3511375 591 112 It
Tulpeboceon, 11164 IV, 119 241 1044 7* l 282 00
Tulpehoccon, Upper, 1 683 19.1 193 25 .889 84i 140 97
Union, B7O 931 16 84 864 0.1
Washington, ! 930 (xi los 90i 821 0'
M 1
Madam*, :al 11, HI 84 89 21/ 20 00
Womeladorf, i 438 13 75 48 362 7*.1 110 00
Reading, N. B. Wanl, inn 19 1 1124 11
o N. W. Ward, :1226 99 1 1226 01
" 8.14 Ward, 11207 41 100 001 1107 4. 100 00
- " S. W. Ward, 1491 441 I 1491 44
•I Forum* Ward, 1 837 80! 250 001 587 30
3180 71
OUTSTANDING TAX.
Jacob Weigeman, Womeledorf, lin,
John Dastricb, Alsace, 1859, 313 34
Charles Wien, District, 1854, 37 12
William Mime, Betbal,lB6o, 102 65
Chubs Lebold, Hamburg, MO, MS 00
Lewis A. Livingood„ Womelsdorf, 1860, AS 99
READINGF :
Aaron Getz, N. W. Ward, 1860,
Edward Behmack, S. E. Ward, nee,
John Borkart, Bethel, 1881,
John L Maffei. Doraville, 1861,
David Shall.% Rail, 1861.
Samuel Streak, Brater,:lB6l.
Reuben Adams, Hamburg, 1881,
Daniel Coleman, Ontalannee, 1861,
Abraham R. Shaeffer. Plke„1861,
Henry 0. Heffner, Richmond, 1861,
Pi Miura Freeborn, Womatedorf, 1631,
RIMDINO:
Christian Malta N. E. Ward, 1861, 681 74
William Keen, B. W. Ward, 1861, 1134 37
Daniel Eptailtz, 8. R. Ward. 1861, 683 13
John. B. Otiseinger, 8. W. Ward, 1561, 133 03
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The above tea correct statement of the outstanding tax
on the let day of January. A. D , 1883
WILLIAM STEFFY
JOSEPH 8. ROYER Auditors,
EZRA D. YORGY.
Amount of Bonds held agar--
on the lid day of
Jacob U. Reiff' 500 00
B. Amelia Flther MO o.'
William Tdang 1000 oe
Susanna Ritter 400 00
Amalie Feather, Eng 500 0 ,
Wash. Ben. Society 700 00
Deborah 8. Fisher 750 00
Daniel D . Nearer 1130 00
haat Reiff 900 0 •
Benjamin R. Peter 000 Oil
Peter Schneider 2880 00
David Schneider 3460 0 ,
Knabb 000 00
Geo. & Samuel Deterk 800 00
Jonas Barbells 900 00
Daiwa , alitalfar • 8000
Amanda Hartman 2850 0.)
J 11.12158 Morrie 400 00
William Arnold „ 2600 00
Peter Deyeher 700 0
David Brembach 950 00
Esther Bechtel 105 " GO
Elizabeth Heebner 968 0'
Mary Ann Mehl 2100 00
Henry Neff 1000 0
/Wheals Knabb 2181 00
Bother Royer 100 00
finnan Knabb 2;00 no
John Herbeln 500 001
Peter 8 Knabb 4.01 0 .
Lewis K. Rottena.ein lu 0 00
Daniel K liottenstein 2000 OJ
Jacob 6 Harting 420 00
Santana D. Knabb 1000 00
Elizabeth Reeser 300 00
Susanna Kiaaling 4011 00
Catharine Henry 125 01
Nally Reeser 800 0')
Home Stittner 1072 I 0
L. Reiner, Adm'r. M.
110 00
CM
29 00
4u :0
LIM
Whole amount of permanent
40 00
032 00
12=1
The above to a myriad eta
comity, on the let day of Ja
of the loeeo evade la 1R€!1
4EOO 00
47n4 60
4(00 00
4300 OP
4200 00
86,0 00
Fab 14—It]
READING SAVINGS BANK.
INCORPORATED MAY 11, US&
CAPITAL, $50,000.
Banking Howe, East Norhet Square, North Side,
Reading, Pa.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM TEN CENTS
to Ten Thoneend Dollar. Money I. received on de
poelt from 9A. if. to 3P. ; and ea Money
bad 410.
urday evenings from 7 P. M. to 9 P. M.
Interest will be allowed at the rate of Mrs per cent. per
annum, on all sums remainhig on deposit, for one year or
ZOOM .
On sums remaining lea than a year, Interest will be al
lowed at the rate of Am , per cent, per annum.
Air- All the assets of the Bank and thetndinfdssai prop
erty of the etookheiskrt, aro liable ;be payment of Do'
podia
Persona who have money to deposit, are Invited to call
at the Banking Boise for further information.
DIRECTORS.
. DAVID YODEE, GIDEON SETHI',
MICHAEL Ostrava, CONRAD Rasa*,
DANIEL D. Lomas, CONAND Y. BAIDLIA.
A. F. BOAS
-- 28,200 00
87 co
010 00
9550 01
8800 00
4150 CO
sco 00
1800 00
---• 18,250 00
$44,400 00
CatehiA?—•DAM LEIZIL
INSURANCE COMPANY
smarm or risoortinizawarlii.
OFFICE, NOS. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
North. Bide co° Walnut St, Batman Dock and Third SO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED EP 1704.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
5E100.10430.
Properties of the Company, Peb. 1, .1863,
$507,094 61.
Marine, Ere and Inland Transportation insurance.
HENRY D. STEMMED,
SIMEON TOBY,
CHARLES MACALESTER,
WILLIAM S. SMITH,
.1011 N B. BUDD,
HENRY O. FREEMAN,
HYDROS C. CARSON,
HENRY D. SIIERRIRD, Proddeat.
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. •
Air Applloattona For Dwaranee may be wade to WIL.
LIA M NEELY, at Howard A Co'.. Inroad OBlce.
May 11, 1861-ly
. PRINCE &
World Renowned Melodeons and
Harmoniums, •
WITH THE LATEST PATENTED
improvements.latrodacing the Baseo tondo
with the effect otPedal ham an the cheapest
• , Instramente—from te
EARNEST GABLER'S UNSURPASSED
IP It AIL lei t! g
7 and 7K Octaves, fall Iron frame, overawing, small and
large sizes, plain and very richly finished, from $176 to
$4OO. according to style. • Also, Pianos by other makers.
le• Every Warm:tent Warranted. For 'sleet the low
eat wholesale pane, and a liberal daduetion for Out, Or
on small and convenient monthly instalments.
JAM ES SSLLAII, Sole Agent,
270 and 281 South Fifth Street, above Spruce.
Dee 6-6mo]
TOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 200 WHITE
1: Granite Toe Setts of the newest style.
11,10 R SALE AT THE OLDJAIL, 800 OItAIIITE
.12 Dinner Setts of the newest etyle.
LOOK SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 1000 SETS
1
Common Tamara.
- L - loR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, THE LARO
_U est asecirtment of Liverpool Ware ever offered In
Itesdidg.
FOR F SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, A LARGE
assortment of Pittsburgh. Boston and French Slaw
ware of description.
LOOK SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, THE CHOIC
eat variety of Bar and Hotel Class, China andQueenh
ware furniture ever offered In Reading.
MIOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 60 BARRELS
E. MEM yt Plkttadolega
marlin 13viaLttiiir inir6L66,
_ .
- 7,602 16
$lO2 313 16
SEA.—EXTRA FINE OOLONG TEA, AT
psocoms.
eb 7] 40 South YU%h Street.
RXTRA LABOKFAT MACKEREL, AT
YibTJ PEOCOOKLE
40 South Mk Ma
~!
100 CO
Eiffil
EC]
25878
22 n
821 01
588 14
li6o OL
76 96
254 06
125 26
127 88
1 4 9S
268 03
44 76
LITE
nut the County of Berk*,
January, 1563,
John R. Stanger SAO 00
William K. Stauffer 1271 00
Jacob Young IWO 00
Jacob 1.. Oriemmer 2CO 00
John D. Knabb 1400 00
Daniel Biller 060 00
!.ydia. Schneider 410 00
Jacob Young rOQ 00
John F. Metre, BR CO) 00
Josiah Rahn 1200 00
Daniel Faber ROO 04
Magda Jana Wilhelm & 0 00
Daniel L. arlesemer 930 01
Philip Ppohn 1030 LO
Jacob Weidner 300 00
George Beaver 200 00
Elizabeth Troutman 600 00
Benjamin Merit 1000 00
Daniel Melt 600 00
Betty Bell 1030 00
William K. stauffer 800 00
David Drawback' 650 00
William Kush!, 600 00
Benjamin Katz :00 00
Samuel B. Koabb 600 OJ
ham Reiff 900 00
William S. Allgaler 400 00
Barbara Sell 10 , 13 00
Haunch Alien SOO I 0
David Drawback 00.1 00
Sarah Heater 2100 00
David B. Kline 140 r 00
Dania] •Kaehal SOW 00
William M. ilairS 101 on
Richard Boone 1000 0
Baths.. Ilnabb 6' 0 (0
Elizabeth A. Hitter MO 00
Catharine Biller 100 00
Chance Wagonharat 630 00
Daniel H. Levan 1600 00
07.4036 4141
manmade in 1852, 403,863 90
• - • $120,831 66
mot of the debt of Berke
111417. A. D., 1866, lactates
WILL
JOBB
EZRA
TAU STOTT,
lI 0. nova, Auditors
D. TOROS%
President—A. P. BOAS.
lAse27-ly
OF TAB
DIRECTOR::4
WILLIAM R. warm
GEORGE H. STUART,
SAMUEL GRANT, Jr.,
TOBIAS WAGNER,
THOMAS B. WATTSON„
CHARLES O. 14.1wP,