th floosUntirie Magnire has been sentenced to six months, imprisonment and to pay a fine of lor aeirauaing me revenue at St. Louis. For killing John Williams, in August last, Charles Haggerty, on Saturday "last, tras found guilty or muraer in the second rfree, at Binghamton, New York, and vas scDtenccd to imprisonment tur life. The Press brands as an untruth the story at. Philadelphia hotel keepers have noti fied their regular guests that they must cither vacate their rooms after April 1st or j.;y transient rates ior rooms and board. A man in New Jersey offers to eat 100 hard-boiled eggs at one meal, and even pies the length of thinking that he could jnanucc a bar of soap at the same time, (jive him a chance. He might die sud denly. Xo more five dollar notes of the Mer chants' National Bank of New Bedford, Mass., will be Usued, they having been suc cessfully counterfeited. The genuine five collar notes now in circulation will be re deemed and destroyed. . A little girl living in Philadelphia jump ed into eternity the other day by means of a skipping rope. She jumbed one hun dred times in succession, fell down, was picked up and carried into the house, where she died. A father and son were sentenced to the Western Penitentiary in Blair county re cently, the former for burglary and lar cenv'and the latter for larceny alone. Tho father received a sentence of seven years and the sen four years. Treasury balances on Saturday : Cur- i renew SI. 700.92.1 ; special deposit of legal Ui.dVrs for redtmption cf certificates of de- ( ,;t. S:U,79,(00 ; coin, including 830, ;:l.t00 in coin certificates. $74,154,501) ; outstanding logal tenders, Sl70,755,24S. f;:::5cu Watscr.town granger recently pur- revolvor for his wife, and insisted n tsrcet practice that she could defend her kv.so in ca?e of his absence. After the t w;;s CUC out c cf his ler r.nd the cow e said he guessed the'd better :ut v.itti sn axe. Th? Lanci.stcr Ir.fcUigenctr, the Derrso T;.tie crgnn of Lancrster county, is rather ,;-.rd on cni3 ucloratos to the State con- onl; n in that citj-, and thinks a number -f lit' :! cu srh to have been in the peniters- ti.-v. ll.iva: "Wo never had to de;;l Methodist Conference Proceeding On Tuesday, the sixth day of the Con- iijicuw, me suaaen death of Rev S O Hare, one of the members, was announced! nu Buiiapic action taken. He was sta- 7. ai QllQ Warbor Lancaster county. u.-luu Ul ine proposed change in the presiding eldership was continued. 1 here was great difference of opinion, several ministers taking the ground that an elective eldership would be very injurious to the church. Kev. pennj v-uuuiu saia mat popular elections in the ciiurca were a curse, and called on the preachers to keep their hands off the presid ing elders. The subject was finally dis posed of by the adoption of a substitute proposed by Rev. Vi. J. Paxson. This resolution recommends that the number of districts be fixed by the annual conferences ; that the annual conference shall decide whether the presiding elders shall be ap pointed to stations or circuits or not ; and that the presiding elders shall be elected by the members of conference except when a majority shall request their appointment ov the bishop. Revs. J. F. Chaplain and W. B. Wood were elected as two of the delegates to the Gcueral Conference. Rev. C. H. McDcrmond was granted permission to withdraw from the ministry. In the afternoon a memorial service for two deceased minsters was held, and in the evening was the annual meeting of the Preacher's Aid Association. On Wednesday forenoon the supernumerary preachers were reviewed. Resolutions were adopted protesting against the separation of Dauphin district from this conference. A committee to investi'mtA charges against Rev. J. H. Brittain reported jiilu umy oi immorality, and he was ex pelled. The charges against Rev. O. D. Carrow were dropped. The charges against Rev. E. F. Kenney were declared not sustained, and his character was passed. Rev. C. F. Turner was elected the sixth delegate to the General Conference. Twenty- one new ueiegate3 to the conlerence were elected and admitted, and several trustees were chosen. On Thursday, the eighth day, resolutions were adopted resisting all eSorts to chauge the Sabbath into a secular day, approving of the closing of the Cen tennial Exposition on Sunda's, and con demning the admisfeicn ot visitors to Zoolo gical Gardens cn that day. The running of Sunday excursion trains to camp meet ings and other places of resort was cen sured. The observance cf the second Sunday of Jane us "children's day," was recommended. The reports of a number of societies were presented and approved. a he changes proposed by the committee on church polity, not before acted upon. i a n.u.-ticr ana uguer looking fet oijMClu lul,x Uil lawe, anu me aeiegaters -throats than were some of the Philadel- t0 t,,ie general Conference were instructed jhia representatives and their comrades i t!J urn the adoption cf those which had In urht here to aid them ia effecting their cr.es. Mr. JopUng, the British supericntend cnt of the sec-lion of fine arts of the United States Centennial Exhibition, who sailed mi Saturday for Philadelphia, took 5o wa-ter-colcr drawings, many engravings, archi tectural designs and 197 oil paintings, of uhuh more than 100 have been exhibited it the Royal A cud fray. The insurance value cf the collection exceeds $750,000. 'ihe council of the Royal Academy contri-1-uted an iinprrtant selection frcm pictures i.r wr.i'.h diplomas have been awarded. t;r On Friday afternoon, David J. Van Me- eity editor cf the Reck Island (IIU "Areus," had a fjjxht in a saloon with John H:;.::baeh, about whom Van Meter had writ Mi an o:Tjr?ive article. Stanbach was 1;;: cried d jvn and cut by Van Meter in t'-': tcniplo with a pecket-knive. lie died :-! iaturdny night from the effects of the a':, when it was found that the point of t'e kr.ho had broken on tlic left temporal t'v"?. Van Meter was arretted and locked un on a charge cf murder. The latest feature in pisciculture i a ?-OTvful c-Sorts to cross breeds offish. Sotii Green has impregnated the ova of the troort trout with the milt of the salmon, --:ir2 tne past winter, producing a fry r-'-Jf-Lnllmg the salmon and lighter colored t-.an the trrut. His idea is that the stock -.--ranis source wiil be rxcellct for brooks, and that it will be of rapid growth ia or- cttarv streams. He has also crossed the v' iio fish with the stdmon trout, the re ci which is smaller fry than that of the wicon trout, and redder in color, bearing uisr resemblance to the white fish. a'uatjlc consequences may follow these ex periments. v T m cur powder magazines cn Arsenal Hill, Jr-t r.-rth of Salt Lake City, blew up 'Cjncsday afternoon, with a succession of! i-. mentioua explosions. The whole city jas thaken by the shock, doors and win cows were blown in, and a phower of large K: rT3 crashed through buildings and fell tne strepts Tn-rt v.ot.o ,1,.. 111:. 1 Wero I-1 U vl . A - i i : tne city were killed by falling stones. A tuiuber of persons were influred. soma of m may die, and one woman expired , "'r'it. The damage by the breaking gass alone is estimated at 50.000. It ,s supposed that the disaster was caused by cf the boys killed on the hill firing into fcagazme. DOYLE'S PARTNER. Convicted cf Murder in the First Degree. "Uucn Chunk, Apail C At the open- JMn his charge to the jury. The reading -,u ,ccupied one hour and forty minutes. "GJao-,, t.li(J ycry jjttje about tlieevi. the chict point of the charge being ! Iu-1 exposition of the law. At 10.40 the irl -'Urtt'j- C'0Urfc 6at UntiI 12 'cl0ck al vJ,-Urricd &ntil 1- Shortly after re- hr P We,e ?oon ln t!lc Amidst 7' s"cnce Clerk Kemerer asked the ltn! question, and the foreman responded: uUU1'ty of murder in the first degree." At " fequcit of the oounsel for the defenss indite17 W&S P15;d- Ke!1y wus entirely in T'f tllrouonot the whole proceed ab -l.18 Hither, who sat near him, a "7nbJy affected. Mr. Kalbfus made oaonfor a Dev trial, which will be Foa on next Wednesday. Meanwhile "J was remanded to jail. been recommended. It was agreed that the next annual meeting be held at Grace Church, at Rrcad and Master streets. Rev. Pennell Coombe was recommended as general temperance agent. The report of the committee on statistics showed a mem bership of 33,841, an increase 1,011 dur ing the last year. There arc 3G3 Sunday schools in the conference, with 720G teach ers and an average of 40,097 scholars ; oiJ churches, worth $3,313,753; and 'J'c parscnaccs, worth $400,350. An address was made by Bishop Haven on the sub ject cf appointments, alter which he read the assignments for the next year. In the Lehigh district, which includes most o Monroe ccuntv, Rev. W. B. Wood is con tinucd as presiding elder. Among the ap pointments are t he following: East on William L. Gray. New Hope R. II. Sanderlin. Richmond J. W. Rudolph. Bangor Joseph Robinson. Portland J. T. Satchel!. Delaware Water Gap R. Turne. Stroudsbarg To be supplied. East Stroudsburg W. P. Howell. Cherry Valley G. L. SchafTer. Jackson L. M. Hobbs. Spragueville FJ. L. Martin. Oakland G. Alcorn. Toby ban na W. L. McDowell. The conference then adjourned with the dcncdiction by Rev. W. J. Paxson. The War ia Mexico. Galveston,, Texas, April 10 1 p. m. A dispatch dated Laredo the 10th, to the Galveston Xews says : At the request cf Special Deputy Lmted States Marshal Mayor, or Merriam, a twelve-pounder wa3 planted on the bank ot the river this morn ine:, and at one o'clock this afternoon the Mexicans opened a hot fire from New Laredo on our guard at the ferry, and they were compelled to withdraw. The fire was then concentrated upon the gunners, where upon Col. Sexton threw two shells into New Laredo, Mexico, from his twelve pounder, which silenced the Mexicans' fire on our soldiers and the American citizens. Two men and three women of this city were wounded badly. HOT FIGHT BETWEEN THE OPPOSINO FOECES Galvesto.v, April 10. A Laredo special says the Mexican federal troops opened fire on the United States govern ment troops at 7 p. m., the United States troops returning the fire with twelve pound howitzers, shelling New Laredo, Mexico. A hot fight is progressing. A Midnight Accident on the Lehigh Val ley Railroad. Maucu Chunk, April 10. An accident occurred at Barndoor, a short distance above here, on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, at 12 3:0 this morning. The train which left Philadelphia at 8 o'clock last evening struck a rock which had fallen upon the track and two passenger-coaches and a baggage-car were thrown over the bank. Five persons were slightly injured. The names of the injured are as follows: George W. Blake, New York ; William Crossly, New York ; John Sadler, Jersey City ; William Gasser, Weissport ; Owen Hall, Eastonf. Medical aid was on the ground almost im mediately, and the injured parties received proper attention. They were removed to the Mansion House, at this place, where all are doing well. None of them are ser iously hurt and no bones were broken, ex cept in the case cf a brakesman, who had an arm' broken. The Philadelphia mint coined 4,600,040 pieces of money during the month of March, of a value of $1,624,910. "Did you catch that grizzly you started afler last nhrht ?" inciuired one hunter of another, who was somewhat boastful of his prowess in the hunt. "Wa'al no. You see I fullered him for about thirty-six hours, and then the trail got a little too fresh" Does Mr. Hiester Clymer see the point ? The Senate of South Carolina, sitting as a Court of Impeachment, has found Judge Montgomery Moses, ot the Seventh Circuit, guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors and dismissed him from office. A commit tee reported to the House in favor of the impeachment of Judge Buttz, of the Charles ton Circuit, The Cincinnati soft money organ has been too mad thus far to say much about the abandonment ot the rag baby by the Pennsylvania Democrats. It merely re marks in a bitter way that they were "either terrible liars last year, or they are terrible liars now." The observation appears to nave a grain oi truth in it. The counsel of Lennahan, who murder ed Captain Ruey in Wilkesbarre eishteen months ago, who was captured in Ottawas Illinois, last Isovcmber, and who was con victed of murder in the first degree and was sentenced to death January 29, have se cured a delay of twelve months, the case having been carried to the Supreme Court A brutal prize-fight came off near New- art, Delaware, on cdnseday, of last week, between two pugilists named Weeden and Cleary. About aOO roughs, collected from the large cities, were present. The men fought ior nearly an hour and a half, when Cleary wjis declared the victor. No police were about, and the ruffians will probably escape arrest An unparalleled case of cruelty to ani mals ia being tried in the Erie County Lourt. it seems that the defendant, who resides near Erie, in trying to manase a baulky horse, fastened a chain to its lower jaw and hitching another horse to the chain pulled the jaw eutirely off. Such 1 111 . 1 . .1 r,i orute snouia do prosecuted to tne lull ex tent of the law. A funny story in connection with the Beechcr cause has just come to lijrht. It appeares that Bowen was lately informed that a Brooklyn dressmaker had stated that a certain fashionable customer told her that she was expecting funds from Mr. Beeeher with which to pay her bill. Bowen traced the story by means of a detective, and as certained that the party named Beeeher was a New York real estate owner and com mission merchant, and not the Plymouth paster. There are eleven persons living in Rock land township, Berks county, within a cir cuit of ten mile?, who are remarkable for longevity, all being between 80 and 100 years of age. Of these the following arc the oldest : Abm. Rumber, 85 ; Daniel Angstadt, bo : Mrs. Rohrbach, 8G : Mrs Mass, 87 ; John Mass, 00 ; Jacob Bosburg, ya. 31 r. and jUrs. John Mass have lived together as man and wife sixty.five years, and are jxt a happy old couple, in the full enjoyment of mental and bodily health. The Grecnsburg Argus says : A corre spondent informs us that apiece of iron hung in fruit trees will effectually prevent the ravages of frost. The informant states that the night before the freeze in April last, ho hung several pieces of old iron in ten of his peach trees, and that the fruit was not killed. The fruit of the remain ing trees (fifteen in number) was all killed. A piece of horse shoe was hung in a cherry tree in the same orchard and it was loaded with fruit, whilst on three adjacent trees the fruit was entirely killed. A hospitable lady gave her young friends a party, the other night, and when round dances were proposed, she strenuously ob jected ; '-but," she added, ''if any of the boys wish to hug the girls, let them Fit down upon the sofas and go right at it in earnest but no round dance3, mind you." They went at it, and seemed to enjoy them selves every bit as much as if they had Vi .1 n .t juueu in rouuu uances an ine evening. And the girls are "just dying," as one of them expressed it, for that lady to give an other party. jomslov:n Herald. Judge Jerry Black's opinion of the Dem ocratic House of Representatives was ex pressed, according to a Washington corre spondent, in the following emphatic terms He was remonstrating against the commit ment of his client, Kilbourne, when one of his Democratic friends said : But, Judge, we could't do differently. " Couldn't do differently ! retorted the Judge, contempt uously ; couldn't do differently I All that the Democrats in this House are after is garbage garbage ; and it won't be long be fore you 11 be thrown out as garbage your selves !" Opposition toHumbuggery! The underlined hereby announce that he hu re- Bumea ousiaeu ai in oxa tUnd, ttzt door to Raster's Clothing Store, Mai a atreot, Stroudsburg, Pa, and la BOOTS and SH6ES, mad a In the latwt atyle and of good material. Bcpalr- Dc. 9, 1870-1 j. C. LEWIS WATERS. TREASURER'S SALE or UNSEATED LANDS nr MONROE COUNTY. Notice is hereby given, that aereeably to an Act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, pawed the 13th day of March, 1815, entitled an "Act to amend the act enti tled an act directing the mode of Felling Un seated Lands for taxes and for other purposes," andof an act paosed the 13th day of Match, 1817, a further supplement to an act to amend the act entitled " an act directing the mode of selling Unseated Lands for taxea and other purposes, by the Act of General Assemblv passed the 9th day of March, in the year of our xora, wii, entitled an Act in relation to thts nales of Unseated Lands in the aeverel counties of this Common wealth," the following tracts of Land will be told at public vendue, on the 12th day of June, 1STG, being the second Monday of June next, at the Court House, in the Borough of Stroudsburg, in the County of Monroe, for arrearages of taxea due and the coats accrued on each lot respec tively for the years 1874 and 1875. No. BARRETT. Warrantti Xam 211 Earnett, Joha 290 Brodhead, Thomas 294 B rod head, Alexander 304 Brown, Daniel 319 Chapman, Joseph 92 Dill, Abraham 204 Duncan, John 213 Duncan, David 212 Graysburg, Joseph 143 Clients worth, James Griscomb, Samuel Griscoiub, Samuel Griscomb, Samuel 223 lleaton, Joseph part 309 Kohle, George 295 Lock hart, John Lewis, La ban 13S More, Patrick 122 Murray, Sarah 235 Murrav, John 323 Murray, William 210 Nethermarlc, Lucas 205 Smith, Jonathan 332 Smith, Elizabeth 251 TvEon, Duvid 312 Utt, Jacob 343 Vangordan, Gearltart 313 Vancampen, Itachael 221 Wills, William 311 Woolbcrt, Johnathan 307 Whiieinan, Jacob Jackson, A. It eaves Crook. William West, William Coolbaugh, A. C. Special jSTotice. WALL PAPER at panic price, 6 cents a pice, cnarge ior trimming, bave tima and money. April V, '7C 2t D. R. BROWN. A revolution has been brought about in the popular opinion in regard to ready made cloth ing. Thanks to the enterprise, skill and en- thiifiiasim of One House, at least, the standard of ready made clothing has been raised higher than was dreamed possible fifteen years ago. One ran now buy in Philadelphia, at Wana- niaker x Brown s garments ready made, good fitting, fine appearing, and in every sense suita ble and admirable, for astonishingly low prices. They have been working for the public good while they have leen building up their deser vedly immense and far reaching business. KEYSTONE DRUG STORE. Dr. S. L. Foulke & J. Kuesge, successors to Peter Williams, have purchased the Empire Drug Store, on Main Street, a few doors below the Post-ofiicc, and for the convenience of those who wish to call, will have a red lamp in front, and known hereafter as the Keystone Drug Store, where will be constantly kept Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Drugs and Medicines, and all articles usually kept in a Drug Store, at the owest market prices. S. L. FOULKE, J. KRESGE. Dr. S.- L. Fonlke being a' practical Physician. ha'ving his office in the rear of paid Druar Store, cordially invites the public to give Mm . call, as be is fully qualified to prescribe and com pound all prescription. Nov. 11 76-4m. 147 Able, John 1SS Arndt, Jacob 1S9 Arnold, John 1C2 Barnes, Jonathan 174 Baker, Jacob 177 Bush, John Sr. 237 Arnold, Thomas 179 Bush, James 193 Bell, Joseph 187 Bell, William 192 Bush, Thomas 191 Bush, John Jr. 191 Brown. Daniel 193 Biles, Henry 195 Brown, Jofwi 199 Brutzman. John 216 Brown, William 239 Burrows, Henry 235 Bell, William 239 Burrows, Stephen 184 Cochran, John 197 Carsan, Abraham 224 Coliday, Joseph or John 202 140 z40 Cameron, William 200 Crook, William 199 Depue. Aaron 210 DulSeld, John 202 Depue, Samuel 213 Depue, Daniel 218 Depue, Polly 200 Depue. Nicholas 225 Frazer, Nelbro . Frey, Joseph 187. Fox, Samuel 119 Gibbs, Elizabeth' Gentle; James 175 Gibbfl'; Elizabeth' 205 Guiltfier, Francis 232 Guiftner, Tobias Gibbons, Isaac 163 Hester, John 168 Howe, Samuel 173 Hendricks, Isaac 180 Hendricks, Jacob 190 Hood, Hannah 191 Hemlet, Jacob 193 Hollinshead, James 196 Houser, Henry 231 Horn, Abraham 233 Ilagle, Peter 235 Harvey, Joseph 242 Harvey, Samuel 247 Harvey, Mary Humphries, Isaac 195 Jones, John jr. ISO Knntz, Daniel 169 Lockwood, James 111 Lee, Thomas 229 Levering, Nathan 166 Musback, Frederick Murry, Francis 193 Merideth, Mary 189 Meritleth, Nancy 204 Montague, Eliza 206 Montague, Joseph 207 Murdock, Jolra 209 MeGee, Peter 217 Moore, Patrick 226 McKeel, Thomas McColIaugh, Susannah 143 McCollaugh, John 207 Montague, Abraham 193 Nungestter, Peter Nungeaser, George 179 Patterson, Alexander 180 Patterson, John 185 Patterson, James 188 Patterson, William 190 Patterson, Robert 194 Patterson, Jacob 227 Pratt, Henry 223 Polk, Robert 157 Ransbury, John , 159 Kakestraw, Joaeph 167 Raub, William 187 Rick, Charles 192 Reeder, Absalom 221 Reese,' Jane 222 Reese, Daniel 224 Reese, Sarah 224 Ross, David 201 Shoemaker, Daniel Khuke, John 178 (Schneider, Joha Acres. Per. Tax. 90 70 4 51 427 6 30 353 22 25 398 80 25 06 200 12 60 190 12 17 S34 84 14 67 341 62 14 90 300 70 4 64 226 18 3 5S 10 34 75 2 56 25 1 5S 246 130 12 65 400 30 25 20 170 70 10 71 100 4 74 301 7 60 225 14 19 402 25 29 222 13 86 305 20 10 27 347 24 14 80 393 24 76 437 6 30 410 60 6 30 421 111 6 30 404 111 6 30 343 72 15 12 411 65 5 20 313 20 9 82 S13 5 31 100 2 56 380 6 46 200 2 80 U. 400 15 20 403 97 15 38 403 97 15 30 440 120 16 72 260 143 11 71 400 ,52 45 60 220 120 16 72 393 17 45 45 405 53 46 14 400 99 45 60 400 61 30 40 403 62 22 80 405 97 22 80 403 97 46 52 403 97 31 02 200 7 60 403 46 o2 403 30 62 200 30 40 400 30 40 12 1 14 200 15 20 433 - 32 90 202 140 15 35 401 35 30 70 100 7 60 403 90 46 52 415 109 47 26 403 93 31 03 432 30 32 83 432 96 49 26 403 93 31 13 193 SO 15 14 80 3 04 .20 2 28 204 20 7 60 250 160 9 50 206 40 1 66 415 10 31 56 412 72 46 99 100 7 60 215 15 15 66 225 12 78 404 47 22 80 417 121 22 80 403 61 45 90 408 99 31 01 436 78 23 72 408 97 31 01 406 134 30 86 403 97 46 52 410 31 16 475 5 70 325 37 01 408 97 45 60 357 120 40 11 401 123 22 80 205 7 82 300 62 24 64 426 114 32 3S 116 47 6 62 200 15 20 403 61 30 61 401 50 45 69 415 10 47 27 405 10 47 27 433 103 29 71 415 119 47 27 411 101 46 81 427 113 48 64 415 60 30 78 411 80 62 94 415 10 45 60 430 16 32 410 7 60 100 11 32 100 11 32 419 5 15 90 250 23 92 403 97 23-26 395 103 45 23 421 40 56 02 328 43 37 39 401 114 7 60 413 31 39 405 15 20 75 5 70 407 127 30! 94 440 80 3344 433 70 4J93 439 118 33 36 409 8 4659 403 97 31 01 900 150 15 20 400 15 IS 30 155 SIdman, Isaae 400 ISO 176 Summers, George 401 83 176 Spencer, Joseph 220 120 177 Smith, Robert 204 70 184 Shook, John 405 33 112 Smith, Pratt 432 12 219 Swartwood, Moses 318 140 230 Sprout, "William 206 156 232 Shaw, Richard 403 93 230 Starman, Frederick 407 127 146 TAvlor, John M. 400 232 Trail, Robert 403 134 214 Taggart, John 399 122 215 Tavlor, Jamue 399 122 Teel, Leonard 299 Teel, John 399 1C5 Vandermork, Jamca 199 53 20S Vantilbury, Rickard 409 10 196 Vsndermark, Jacob or Jas. 300 236 Vanuxen, James 433 70 185 Walker, Emanuel . 403 95 203 Wood, Thomas 423 18 209 Ward, Hannah 411 67 Wheeler, Daniel or David 415 10 Wellington, Richard 50 Ward, Joseph 411 27 Yohe, Adam 400 CHESTNUTHILL. Bovref, Dillman 239 Shupp, Peter 440 ELDRED. Craig, John 235 Htffley. Peter 125 ITempQeld, Joseph 173 Hower, John 178 Ilower, Nicholas 126 Levers, Isaac 103 Weaver, John 176 HAMILTON. Vanorman, Samuel 100 ClaywtU, Sidney 140 JACKSON. Barnet, John 150 100 Ball, Margaret (part) 150 Delong, John 116 10 G winner, Frederick 250 Kromer, William 47 6 Raub, William 415 Sitgreaves, Samuel 80 108 Tyaon, Joseph 435 MIDDLE SMITHFIELD. 430 80 161 100 300 236 13 100 153 55 200 380 250 375 35 35 315 60 57 Barclay, James 62 Houston, Richard 333 How, Bowdewine 47 Kirkendall, Samuel 19 i Louis, Richard 191 Ogden, Annie 67 Parker, William Arch, McCall . Rusiine, SpCnttr Mary Wrest, William PRICE. 87 Bowlinger, Frederick 315 Brodhead, Samuel 179 Chapman, Joseph 323 Heaton, Joseph 86 Marian, Samuel 317 Smith, Rachael 333 right, Robert 313 W ilkinson, Jostph 67 Parker, William 322 Place, James 210 McGaw, Michael PARADISE. 126 Barrett, William 129 Cress, Peter 115 Depue, Cornelious 133 Glentworth, James 123 Gibbons, Isaac 74 Nicholas, William Shannon, Theophilas 83 DHLs, lsaa; POCONO. Gwinner, Frederick Kerr, John Commons, Daniel ROSS. Hays, Samnel Johnson, James Walker, John Walker, Robert Levers, Christopher STROUD. Brodhead, Garrett SMITHFIELD. Barnhill, John 100 TOBYHANNA. Alhertson, Garrett Allertson, Garrett Alloway. William Bonser, Peter Berry, John , Bhkeley, John Blackwell, Daniel Beohm & Shiiner Blackwell, Robert Beck, Frederick Brodhead, Samuel Berry,' Simon Brodhead, Luke Cox, Jacob Cox, Jonathan Caladay, Jacob Cox, Joseph Cox, Mary Cox, Rebecca Cox, William Conrad, Deborah Dyer, Josiah Dyer, Sarah Davis, Benjamin Engler, Jacob Fish, John Frazer, Nelbro Frey, Joseph Fih, William Gentler; James Gil more, Robert Gill, John, Howell, Samuel Hartman, Thomas Hart, Joseph Hartung, Elizabeth Hazel wood, John Harvey, Mary Hunt, Pierson Harvey, Samuel Irwin, Robert Jackson, Abraham R Lane, William Lyons, Peter Long, Rebecca Lane, Mary Pryon. Norton, Rees, Daniel Rodgers, James Reeder, Andrew IL Shoemaker, Samuel Sidman, Isaac Steward, James Sharpie, John Serinan, Isaac Stewart, Charles Shaw, Richard Shaw, George Tench, Francis Tavlor, Elizabeth' Thomas, Joseph Wild, Adam Welling, Richard TUNKIIANNOCK. AUe, Jacob . Barnett, William Bnrnett, John Caldwell, David Cox, Joseph Cox, Benjamin Cox, Jonathan Cramer, John Caldwell, Daniel . Durham, Edward Ehrie, Conrad Ehrie, Conrad EFms, George Eyerly, Jacob Eyerly, Jacob' Evans, David . Ehrie. Conrad' . . HorttofclJ A MeOfrfV 82 195 360 200 122 413 CO 374 223 120 51 150 390 101 4 334 150 124 124 111 75 200 400 394 SCO 147 40 200 300 22 80 22 80 13 65 3140 15 42 49 2tf 24 18 11 40 46 53 45 99 2360 30 86 60 C8 60 63 91 12 91 12 8 53 47 27 34 20 33 SO 42 21 32 54 31 25 45 60 4 56 31 25 19 00 12 96 14 40 4 20 C 29 6 29 4 20 13 44 6 29 3 12 1 95 11 19 4 13 8 64 18 56 3 52 30 92 5 97 32 42 4 SO 3 90 4 80 10 80 6 5S 2 40 7 20 72 4 80 9 12 11 03 7 19 7 5U 4 77 15 66 14 09 8 49 1 8G 5 63 14 36 3 92 40 II 99 4 57 4 13 2 77 7 40 9 01 23 95 16 35 7 20 .3 80 21 60 9 69 7 60 84 84 1 45 1 83 5 60 Harm an, Thomts 401 23 10 24 Hartung, J. D. 400 32 20 Hartman, Thomas 275 II 4 80 Lesher, George 275 8 20 Turdy, William 405 1W 21 60 Pa-ha!, Thomas 400 11 23 70 Roan, James 401 11 80 Rees, Derrick 100 12 30 Saylor, Da rid 418 4 8 42 Shee, John 403 16 40 Starner, Henry 439 80 23 87 Sitgreaves, Samuel 200 18 83 Shaw, Richard 393 60 23 40 Stewart, Jamei 400 80 12 30 Tavlor, Amos 193 135 22 49 Towns, Charles 401 4 12 30 WiNon, William 222 64 28 70 Williams, John 333 10 16 40 Waters, Nathaniel 410 31 27 40 Wildman, John 300 15 64 Jackson, A. Reaves & Co. 133 101 11 47 LINFORD M A RSn, Treasurer. Treasurer office Stroudsburg, Pa. March 23, 1876 TREASURER'S NOTICE of siis or SEATED LANDft For arrearages of Taxes. sTh IoUowIdr ! a list of Taxea on aeatl assessments as returned by tho Collectors of the several TownsMi and RormiirLv fnr 1R7.1 mnA icrc .ki.t. i . n f sold agreeably to the 41st section of the Act of the 19th is. in, w uicu pronues ir ine collection of taxes on the 12th day June, 1876, being tho Monusv of June n.n at tha Cr,irt TIa.i.a i v n.- - ough of Stroudsburg, ln the County of Monroe for ar- - - -ft-1 uua nnu occurred Ml eact! lot respectively : Barrett. 227 21 29 94 170 154 14 80 437 107 25 29 200 3-3 20 82 21 64 434 25 29 200 4 41 307 103 26 91 391 120 17 70 439 50 67 57 304 , 43 79 422 19 17 80 419 59 64 41 225 5 25 200 6 54 313 27 50 20S S 80 163 14 21 440 119 43 80 550 61 50 250 40 37 404 25 89 200 120 29 87 343 103 SO 11 50 , 8 SO 403 114 20 40 200 - 17 00 320 120 14 04 3C5 04 19 150 6 5S 407 IS 33 402 13 29 433 59 17 60 . 438 10 33 63 - 395 8 SO 3l 31 67 49 395 34 83 75 10 9 00 60 8 80 413 120 52 80 433 120 17 60 ree 25 4 40 433 70 14 40 424 82 17 60 162 . 23 51 433 120 IS 82 401 17 65 400 8 80 411 8 SO 320 26 40 210' . S 29 440 . 33 00 400 SO 8 82 190 111 17 60 871 100 23 SO 200 17 60 313 26 40 50 4 40 422 120 37 11 150 4 50 400 35 20 136 8 80 300 26 40 0CK. 405 115 12 30 407 87 12 30 165 15 7 21 400 12 14 200 6 93 439 37 02 233 80 6 96 393 59 12 30 403 120 5 99 400 40 16 40 375 40 30 74 377 30 S3 433 43 35 22 . 403 50 12 30 400 90 23 40 200 4 10 401 40 ItJ 30 75 430 D:etnclc, Nelson ti tvwn lot Jenkins. Martha, Stclliug, Jamea ."antlers. 4 Co., Dunnln. John A. Gctz. Chrixtonhsr Schenk, Way Applejrr.te, dCo, Price. Jans Donlson, John 8. ztincnart. Peter r. Marsh rider, Edfrard Price. Sidouhim Hailor, Ellen . l town lo Borough of Stroudi Jones. Nelson 1 totrn lot McCan, jane 1 town lot Walton, James H. and wife Smith, Robert I town lot atone, Moriis ana wife 1 town Ii Ooolbaugh: Ws-irihurst, James Mcfesey, Daniel Dresser, ilary Mpssiner 4 Brother Nerle. Sarah Starner, William EC. .nccarier 4 uo. Lewis, Isaac Eldred. Jones, Dlward A Oliver Riechner. Elizabeth's Estate FonDer, Jerome . , Grcensweisr, Jonas Estate Hartzull, Richard 4 Edward Kleckner, Daniel Hamilton: Homing, "William Brofzmn J. Bittenbender, Emanuel Heller, Jacob Shafer, John Arndt, Mcnerra Umphred, George Jackson. Albertson, Abraham .Mcrwiae, John Merwine, Franklin Porteous, John's Estate Woolbert, Joseph Sctzer, Soloman Bryan, Abraham . Ilofner, Susannah Kupsman, W. JI. . Marvin, George Rineliart Durid Shaner, William Shoemaker, John V. Marvin, Philip Setzer, Abraham Keohler. Charles Hauck, Jacob , Middle SmiihUla Ilammon, TT. B. Parker, Winiam Walker. William Fish. Thomas J. Oortricht, Ellen . limes, Benjamin Morris Adam Blinn, Robert . Cramer, Georsre 4 Andrew Holstead. N. Moser, Adam Paradise. Price. Ilenry, Charles Eilenbereer. Smith 4 Co. ioyes, Samuel Coleman, J. S. . sa net 4 Co. Staples, Rouben Jlansan!, Sophia B. Prioi. Wiikinson Posten. John 1 town lot Long, Cavennaw 4 Co. Pocono. Pcbrlns, Samuel Kmnev. Peter L. Bush, Thomas lJi:nln .Trwl TV Cramer, Jesse Mrouss, Isaiah . Shular. Aitpiitn Stroma, Morris Altiraose. Michael Buiz, James Barheh, John Christ 4 Busklrk Heath, William Itterlev. Peter Estate Knecht, Solomon Kramer, Daniel Merwini. John .Measa, Godfrey Merwino, Franklin Merwina. Franklin Serfass, Aaron imiih, John O. Weiss. Goortra Zacharias, Samnel Chriat, Richard Houser. alantino Haih. Willia?n A. Odenwclder 4 Foglo r ritz, I nomas Bast, Stroud. Coffrnan. "William Coffman, Charles Fonlke, Samuel Heller, Susan Jackson. A. Reeves Palmer. William Ray. James Estate Kav. Nelson Steel, J 'reinlah Stametz, John . , Sehonnover. Channer ....... . . n imams. Jerome s. Walton. Sydenham's EataU Bush, Daniel V. Hutt?r6el.l, Isaac Alfred Still in an & Pelraon Rav. Georee Gorden. Jerrls McConnel, John Eard, J times Lee. Alfred Griffith, Mondar Dicker, Simon Houser. Samuel Hi 11 r, Philip's EiUtO Johnson, John Kmnev, Peter L. Decker, Daniel Rowland, Carolina Labar, Richard lfot 1 lot 1 lot 2 lota 1 lot Hot Hot 1 seats lot 1 lot Hot R ita. Henrv A. MilW, Edward ... Mcllhanoy, Thomas M Swintan. Jones A Co, Bower, William R. Elizabeth, Staples Abers, Abncr Ilol Ripli Brother Welfelt, Adam Merwlne, John Williams, JacoS Weiae, George W. Hot East Stroudsburg. 2 tot ..not Tobyhanna. TMnikannoci. Morvln. Ezra Merwlne, John M.Twinn, Franklin licertnaj, Lawrenoo UXFORD M. Trasanre-ra Office StrxjhbMm. P. March lr. ' Acres. Taxes, 59 143 ot . 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