Shmburn Mmmtaiu
N. B. MASaLfl,
It "J'wj... :"?V..i-l . .
TiiK 'At'JMTtth'a lturoitT. Tbo long
; tiiolcl for Auditor's Report lias nt last
"made. Its appvnraucc in the Itiuj? organ of
last wwk. The lkmwrat publishes It with
Mit iiriy comment, pro or con, believing
tbtit tbo least wi'ut, llio less attention it
would attract. Wo publish it in this issue
find would ntk the taxpayers to give it a
i-losc Investigation, and hoc for tlii-nisclves
how their money is expended. As wo have,
for n year pnst, repeatedly stated that the
Ring had 04,000 uf dV.xca lo work nptm
during 1970, and is otie of our cteiipo
, ries, not long since, thought oirr calcula
tions cfclrivvagant, we now find that with
the figures before us, that wo were rather
below that) above the mark in our estimate.
The Auditor's Report makes the sum 89.",
653 33 instead of $04,000, or S 1,533 33
higher than we had stated. It appears wo
were too low In the amount of tax levied for
1870. The Treasurer Is charged with the
?30,C33 09 of uncollected taxes for 1809 and
provkvia years, and the amount of county
duplicates for 1870, the sum of $33,010 43,
making altogether $03,533 33 for couuty
purposes alone to work on during the year
1370. Of this amount $54,001 58 has been
expended, nud the balance of 11,402 21, is
left in the hands of.Civorite collectors. '
Tho whole amount of .taxes 'remaining
in the hands of collectors on tho 1st of
January 1871, being as follows::
Amount of outstanding comi
ty taxes for 1870 and previous
years, $41,402 21
Amount of outstanding State
taxes. for '70 and previous year?, 2,S44 40
Amount outstanding Militia tax
for 1870, 1,077 00
TufeJ, S40,2-3 01
, 'It will be secu that -some of. the Accounts
do not compare very favorably with , those
of former years, being considerably higher,
while others are somewbut .moderated,
tearing that the taxpayer might object to
them. The Commissioners .-sreortliug to
the l)cmxrat, are tho most efficient oflleers
the county ever had, but their excess of
modesty does not prevent them from pre
. Denting larger bills for their own yny, than
any Commissioners ever did l.efore. "U'c find
uue charging for three hundred, nud one
days, twelve days less than there are wotk
ing days in the year, Which twelve iflfcjte,
we presume, ore included in the three
weeks, or 121 days, when he was oil a jury
to assess damages in the coal -region for
Itailroad couipauieS. Thin would leave
nine days of an oucess-not oxutilly account
i'd for. His colleague from the upper end
has charged for two hundred audtweuty-one
days, aud had it not been that duties ;
q'lired him on his farm, and fciocllonecring
Lift fall, Lis number of days would probably
havo reached those of Lis colleague who has
to undergo the same trial to bu re-elected
this fall. The list of these Commissioners
Hgpearc. to-be .tho. a'ost liberal, having rc
. turned only one hundred nud fifty-five days.
lerlitii8liis conscience restrained him from
returning time when he was alwent in the ! This,
Mahouoys auctioneering ami attending to ;
other duties. His presence however, was I
not required much, us tho others generally '
transacted all the business. The incidental
expenses are considered very .moderate,
considering tho amount of tnciilcnhd &;
vets transactions about the Court House.
In closing up the report, the Auditors
say, "that upon due examination of the
expense books, the indebtedness of t!ie
county, in unpaid couuty orders, is $27,
i7i 70; the balauce of indebtedness to the
Common wealth of Pennsylvania,, iu lieu of
state taxes, unpaid p. per .State, Trea ourcr'u
ltcport is $1,131 GO ; tho ani H.nt due John
V. .Fiddler, former Treasurer, $2,130 01,
and amount of an outstanding Homily or
der issued lu 1802, is $725 all subject to
reduction ly the outntuixdiiiy tuxes, u-.'tt.i cul
kcttrt." l'robably it would havebeeuwe.il
.if the Auditors would havo ascertained
what theso $27,578 70 orders were for,
whether thoy wore for the miscellaneous
account which is omitted, and were hold
over for the purpose of not making the ex
penditures of the county tvo .extravagant
for the List year.
When'tho taxpay.-rs.c xan'u;o. tliU report,
they will no doubt ngn'e with us, that it is
high thiv) to run out the old p V.Uicians who
iu Biking for offloo from year to year, and
j laeo new men in their stead. We feel con
fident that every taxpayer will xperieiieu i
u great change, and will not have t-r toil a
THE lATtc RiOTfl. Tho troubles that
havo raged for sometime in tho coal Region
hare nt Inst culminated In riotous outrages,
niiirderg, flowing up of coal pits, and tho
calling out of the military forco to restore
order. On Thursday and Friday Inst, v
band of miners numberiug probably 1000
strong, armed with muskets, revolvers and
clubs, visited several collories nt Scrnuton,
and prevented the mints from being work
ed.' In several instances coal breakers
wero burned, and at ono of the mines three
men wero killed and several wounded by
tho rioters. Tho public has been led to
believe that tho organinotion of miners
kiiuwu-AB the W. B. A. had tho confidence
nnd Bupport of all operatives employed in
the mines. But these riots which have just
occurred prove the contrary, lleing deter
mined to Buf.br no longer , to pleaso the
leaders of the V. It. A. some of tho miners
resumed work at the mines, when they were
set upon' nnd beaten away by the tools of
the leaders of the association. .
Various IneRctfunl efforts had been mndo
by 'resident (.lowen nud Governor Geary
to .compromise tho difficulties, but they
were nil thwarted by tho arbitrary conduct
of the leaders of the V. 11. A. On tho part
of the latter, it is claimed that they wished
tho Association itself to vote on tho pro
positions, but this was manifestly an after
thought, as it is known that they have been
hard nt work to induce tho laborers In the
bituminous coal mines to join their organi
zation, and by a universal strike compel
adhesion to their demands.
Some of those miners having beconio tired
of their leaders, 1iavo therefore resumed
.without arrangement, nnd the Association
has precipitated a dreadful riot. Governor
Geary, of .course, did no more than his
duly in calling out the armed and uniform
ed militia when called upon by tho local
authorities, and while they remain at.com
inand order will prevail. Hut with a trade
organization of sixty thousand resolute aud
desperate iiicn, bent on forcing their de
mands, we do not see how permanent peace
can bo gaiued except by a compromise, un
less, indeed, as is said, the operators con
teuiplato the employment ot Chinese miners
nnd waut the protection of bayonets and
breech-loaders iu doing It. .
AVo need not say that our sympathies are
and have been strongly with tho great car
riers whose interests have been largely in
jured every year by both sides. Hut to al
low prohibitory rates to bo levied under
any circumstances is very questionable
policy, n, it sets a dangerous preeedeut,
too likely to be followed at sometime -when
there could -not be so good.au excuse for it
ns nt present.
TIIE SCKANTOHi KIOTN.
MOH OC.TBAGJS AUD BLOODSHED
Nix 5Icn tiillrri.
OO VERXOlVsT'RQCLAMA T10X.
a'oi.v;i.vL Takties axd Finance.-
Secretary Iioutwell's monthly statement of
the national debt sLows a payment nud re
duction of $11,011,230 for tho month ot
March ; nnd tho monthly report of the
Sinking Fund Commissioners, shows n
payment nnd reduction of our Slate debt
during last month of $179,50(1,43. Such
things Jiave become so common, they nre
looked for by tho people ns n matter of
.course, and public expectation is never
disappointed. The. Democratic organs aro
eternally scolding about the extravagance
nud corruption of tho Republican party.
also, has become' so common, ns
hardly to excite remark or comment, or to
be considered worthy of refutation, -they
have fallen into the chronic bad habit of
complaining and scolding, and do it they
must nud will, regardless of the plainest
facts, and iu utter ilefhtucu and contempt
of the popular intelligence.
Tut: Hous"e of '.Representatives at llar
risburg has passed a bill to .prohibit the
sale or gift of intoxicating liquors on elec
tion days. It provides that "it shall not
be lawful for any person in this Common
wealth, whether licensed to sell lienors or
unlicensed, to buy, sell or give away to
bii used as u drink, any spirituous or malt
liquors, wi.no or cider, or nny other sub
vtaneo containii." alcohol, on nny part of
nny day set apart or to bo sot apart forauy
general or sixicl.il election by tho citizens
iu or within auy of tho precincts, wards,
towushipf, counties or other election di
I v Vi ns or district iu the Commonwealth;"
j nnd affixing a penalty of from teu to ono
I hundred day a- lu tho couuty jail, and a
lino of from twenty to live hundred dollars.
I .The bill was amended so ns to.bo iu forco
' ouly until thu polls are closed iu thoeven
I ing, and agreed t . Ai amended the vote
j stood 01 for 25 against.
I AVe hope that the Senate will pass the
j bill promptly.
Tho lhpuMicnus had nn tuihuhiastio
motting at Wmdiingtou on Saturday even-
month or two every year to pay his taxes j tug, at which Senator Morton, Vlco Prx'sl
to keep In olllco men who care but litilo lor ; dent Colfax nnd Col. Forney wore Jlio
the Interest of the eoplo us long as they ' peukcm. JVc-ddt'iit Grant ivm uWo pra
ti re ulluH.'4 4ti fcittcu ul the puMio -crib j cut. Souwf the papers s;iy it was tho
.tL'imsidvej. Wo thall puhluh eoino of the ; oputiiug of the campaign ol'iK72. Ifit wn,
nuportwof past vears In-re-after. to show hat ! the oiieniu? W p-matiire. What wo need ut
a dlfTerenco there U between tueu who
worked for the iuu-it l of llie jHnpIc, nnd
thoko who only work to help theicrelvri!.
present U for all Republican otllclais to do
llioia duty faithfully ,niul strictly regard the
wi.sl s of the x;oplo they repreacnt.aud tho
eainpalgn f '72 uccd not b.: a long one, but
; will kuixlr be (i sueeir'ul our.
Tin: editor of the Sliuogro-.o J'U.i vol
tiuteeo his aid lu helping .to txeirno our I
Couuiy ConiiniuiwMei iu kl.eir diillriiHy lu
uphtttlng llwlil tHH,lJ0. llv wilt be, n.t
doubt. nnliJ ilb Hueeefal lui u.-m iu
upoioju.iij. r r tiai imomii oi jeii iuvh
aud hi follower, uml as indicium, n l
vim, sooii uftcr lunriu of 1'ivkldeut Lin
coln's vl.lt nt .-tiv. ilMUs, Uu ho , ,.; l(, KUiX M ft Jt.l,.rol (j,u.,ri, of Arbl
i.imiUHii, -iu u..a-u iiiew -emu u no , fMUll u tlJ SUwU VUunk OU next
juaev until ihu Mouthirii Confi deney wis joni ,y.
uekuoled '(d." t .mm. - ...
All tho important business of the Statu
Iglnlaturo i practieully delavud until Ihu
Coiiti ivuee Coiiimillei of llo feioiiate and
Kiiumj ngiee upon a CuinrrotiiUe Apmir-
tioiuilflit bill
Tho ciMtl it-lticultu-ji ipr to Ui Jiuw
TlU 1 Ui K-rallo Vl.icliiM Cniullt.e nu I
at tint Coin I Ii.uujw, ihU .I.wc. on Mtid.iy
kijr. I'ltMolm et RitKiUj I'miu w.i nol.'nd
Vhsitl.lidng llj.i 4Ui4(4. 1'at II. u r,
loluplrUUd ihv Molly M iw'Oi.u Uiin. nl
of tho wrl. Wo t-'irik lluit lie y d. vi.h.l
ti hold ilM-ir('oui(y (oiivtiiiinn oil Mm.
il.ij thu n;H d.iy of Juut,
(DWKTItH,
ANullik.ll ll-Mulll fi ll HUI D UIM OVtll
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ill'XI'lUU WIK 'titu ill ll.
1 I y. ui-iii'. Apnl lo. -An n tor iiitl
' I'oUbl I'loVrflll'f ' olu ll.l UH JOV
rrd in iUi i'wiiith W ntii, Nm -II I vtn,
mUio i'.i4Uli titilW liiuuiulti limn
' WHO WiU4l) p iliiol l' Litu. il t lliouxhl
to U u i'mr ki'ivi of It uii.1. aud H at tins is
U 'I l If tiMl IIOul H I'UO IKVUNOI IIUMO
ScnANTOxi April 7. Within tho Inst
twentv-four hours this cftv has been' tho
sceno of moiv excitement tha'i has occusred
for many years pnst. The suspension has
culminated in riot nnd bloodshed. ... .
X esterday somo Germans went to work
In the Hampton mine, and soon after a
pnity of miners belonging to tho Worktag
mcn's Benevolent association concrroaated
nt tho mouth of .tho shrtft, and demanded
ttictr presence nt tho ton. Tins rcciucsi
"wfta uot complied with, and after lounging
arounti lorsoverai nours tnev linaiivuetiart-
cd. Jnst niaht several hundred miners
went to tho houses of the aforesaid miners
who had resumed work, broke In their
door nnd windows nnd committed the most
wanton and diabolical outrage. k
But their fury, as 1 subsequent events
showed, hnd not been satiated, for this
morning about 1,000 men marched in a
body to tho mine of Hill & Fellows, lu
llyilo l'ark, and prevented tho workmen
from entering tho slope. The samo motley
rnbblo then vistcd tho Tripp slope and de
manded the men iu there be brought forth.
Upon the appeamiico nt. the mouth of tho
slope of a miner named Moore, several shots
issued from the crowd nnd tho man fell. He
was picked up by Colonel Morris, and
while he was engaged in staunching the
blood from his wound the mob threw coal,
stones aud at her missiles, so that tho col
onel was oblitwd to draw liis revolver nnd
then dragged the unfortunate man out of
their reach.
A nosso of policemen arrived nt this
juncture, and therowd gradually dWpereed,
a portion going to ltockweii's snait in ino
First ward and the rest going to reinforce a
number who had gatherd In tho Twelfth
ward for the purpose of making a raid
upon the rolling mills nud mine So. 4.
The old rockwell shaft was lired by the
insurgeuts aud completely destroyed, to
gether with three hundred tons of coal.
Tho.crowd then went orl'w.ithi the avowed
purpose of firing the Hampton breakcr,but
up I j -the present time nothing has been
done. '- Those who had resumed work aro
now out, not daring to enter the mines un
less protected by the authorities. The
mayor nnd marshal have been uurumitting
in their endeavors to quell the disturbances,
but not being able to convene a quorum of
the city councils, they have boen compelled
to act upon their own limited authority,
and the citizens have' responded freely to
the call for aid to put down tho rioters.
ti:oop3 asked i" on.
At noon to-day Mayor Monies telegraph
ed to G ovcrnor Geary for t roops,nnd roeeite
nnauswor that they would reach here 2,000
in number, nt seveu o'clock l. M., iH-.tlhey
.have not arrived ns yet. iloAiiwhile the
-miuais wrcrunniiig wild, though no more
destruction-of property has taken place up
to. tins tune. ,.
BKCTAt. VlOtliNt K.
SciiAXToy, April '7. Three or four
hundred miners inarched iu a body to the
foUiiH mill this afternoon and sought out
ono ot tho men, nnd after whipping him
thoroughly they threw him iu tho creek,
from which he was afterwards rescued. A
large volume of smoke can ba seen in the
direction of ono of the breakers, which is
supposed to be on fire.
HX MEN KILLIOJ AT TP-UT'S HUOI'E.
"WiLKi-sBAnitK. April 7. -Private .in
formation just received from Scrnuton says
it is iutcuBoly excited. Six men wero kiilcd
at Tripp's slope this morning Marshal
Stevens is raising a posse, taking every
other man ho meets. Gen. Osborne has
called out the Fifteenth regiment, and other
troops aro on their way. The IXdnware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad has
called out its engineers, -mechanics and
firemen and are preparing for a tight.
Several. companies are hero on their way
,to the sceue, and others aro forming. Ten
thousands rounds of ball cartridges are
expected hero to-night. Hverythlng in this
vicinity is quiet, and no trouble is appre
hended. CAUSE OF T1IK WOT.
The riot wns caused by tho members of
the Union interfering with somo (iermau
miners who were quietly nt work at Tripp's
mines. '
ARMVAL OF TROOPS.
Scranton, April 7J0:35 r. ar-iSey-erals
companies of troops have arrived bore
and have been stationed nt the various
minw eround the city. No futher riotous
demonstrations havo taken place, though
it Is expected thnt there will bo more trou
ble before morning.
JlAKiiuisuuna April, 8.
Tho latest despatch from Scranton Repre
sent all ouiet. Two companies of military
has nrrived. The military companies of
llarrinburg, white and colored, are under
arms, directed by General Jordan, ready
to proceed to the scene when ordered.
SiHo Governor's latest despatch to-night
is that everything is quiet iu Scrnuton. Ho
has received a large numder of despatches
from every portion of the Stato. including
Shamokin and other towns in tho anthra
cite region, tendering troops for the sup
pression of the riot.
Proclamation i'rviu Governor
Geury.
IlAituisiti'ita April 7, 1471. Pennsyl
vania s;
In the iiamo and by tho authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1, !o!m
W. Geary, Governor ol l!oiud 'Common
wealth '
A f UOCXAMATIoX. . '
H'Aor'iH.Tho recent supsonslon of work
by the miner in the anthracite coal region
of tho State, and the kubsequeut imposition
by the trausporllug companies of prohibi
tory rates have entailed great nnd manifest
evils upon miners, operators, consumers,
mauutucturcs and others : and
M iictuj, All ellbru of the Kxcutive and
tho friend of law and social order have
failed to ImriuotiUu tho coutllctiug.lutmetit
and bring about an autictiblu ailjui.liiie.ut
ol'e. toliug dillleiiUies; and ''
.IIVii mu, Tho recent inveltt;atioii before
a commit leo of tho Keuuto ha tailed to
provido n uy remedy fur agisting ri!, or to
ueeomnlUh anvlhitii toward the de.livd
tiduiktuiuut, ir to give prouilo ofrohevo to
u snttuiiiiK K'opio ami:
B uitiu, A iikiial In kiieli i.i-, the
unnatural, aggravated and unUwt'ul cow
illcl bvtwvuu labor aud vapitnl hu n-nnoied.
lis lum uiiviml, iiibiiai'hiolllteeiu-uniid
tho diktiuetiou ot Ino Kinl iiu eriy at tho
viiy of Sv niu ton ami oila-r luec in tlio
mining iuKUm i-l ilml viiinty, iud.iWKUiug
jug Ihu !i.imi of inoh vioUiicu uu iLu pari
ul' Ihu llillu ! nnd other, luilln r lWu.itaiW
thu livt'o aw4 pn-i.ily il Uw-aUlditi( fitic
(uu ami llio Umiioitti) subwriiii'ii of thu
tm,iio.l tulU i -r piompi and mltieul
remedii; now theitloiv.l John W. luiiry,
li.iVel nor of lliw iUI I illlloolivellU!, i.y
vniuu uf ilut Hmcr aiul awilioiiiy vukUiJia
uhi by the C'oitktiuii'iii and lu4i,do he.vby
ir-i'latiii and iiUri,
, iul. Tlmi U U uiiUful f-r any
it or ki-eUliuii of ui by t.oiK',
Lmilrood or other transportation company,
in nuuYcrsion 01 uiu oojecm 01 us creuiiuur
to impose rntes of freight or transportation
Intended to be and which are substantially
prohibitory, or to combine with others to
effect tho same ends, and thus create, pro
long or aggravate exitlng evils.
Third. That it is unlawful at all times
nud under all "drentustnuccs, -for persons
to assemble In a riotous or tumultous, and,
under grievances either actual or pretended,
to commit breaches of tho. pence, destroy
properly or endanger or take tho lives Of
others nnd thus subvert and nullify tho
-laws nnd subject tho Rood namo of tho
State to humiliation and reproach. , .
Fourth, The reliabhj hifornmtion'liav
ing been received that those riotous assem
blages aro too largo and powerful to bo
dispersed or suppressed by tho local authori
ties of Sornnton. which havo called on mo
for aid, I havo In voked -the military power of
tne btato to suppress the riots and mobs at
Scranton, nnd wherever else in tho Com
monwealth such unlawful assemblages may
be found: and under tho conviction that
the time has come for ftcompletc settlement
fcr tho present and future of tho unlawful
complications and difficulties under which
the people now suffer, I hare nlso ;invoked
the civil uower of the State axatnst the rail
road nnd fther transportation companies
for tho misuse and privileges, and will
enforce all the remedies authorized by tho
laws ot the land, and I call upon nil mm
tary organizations to hold themselves in
readiness to -support tlia civil authorities
whenever thereunto required, nnd upon all
civil magistrates, officers and citizens, in
their several spheres of action or influence,
to sustain nnd enforce tho laws ngninst all
offenders in nnvwise resnonsiblo for tho
evils and wrongs under which wo now suf
fer.
Given under mv hand aud. the great -spaI
of the State, at 'llarrisburg, this seventh
day of April, in the year of our ;Lord ono
thousands oicht hundred nnd seventy-one,
aud of the Commonwealth the ninety-fifth.
John W. Geary.
Attest: V. Joiidon, Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
Paris, April 7 via TiOMon-, April 8.
The ftahtin'2 is terrritlc. Tho Nationals
on Thursday nicht reoccunied the barricade
at Xcvilly, and itwas to-day fiercely attack
ed by tho batteries ot tlio v crsniues nrniy.
Tho 'Nationals defended the position with
mitraluuses, which had been mounted on
tho barriciide. Thcro wns a perfect rain
of shells from iho Versailles batteries until
hnlf-nast i in tho afternoon, when it be
came apparent that a direct .assault w3
intended by the Government forces. This
movement proved a ifiiiut, however, for
instead of following it up tho Versailles
troops udvanced upon both right nnd left
Hanks of the barricade. There was for an
hourft-rapid nnd etleclive firo of musketry
nnd then the lighting increasing in inten
sity, the Communists hnstilv advanced two
fresh battalions of infantry," supported by
eight guns.
Crowds of women and children were in
dangerous position near tlio Arc do Til
ompe, watching with tho utmost anxiety
the changing . scenes of tho battle-lield.
Tho lire of tlio artillery has up-to this time
spared tho tncriiife.
The Nationals, resist tho advance of the
Asseinblyists with determination, nnd will
defend every inch of the streets should the
Asseinblyists succeed in onteriugtho city.
There is "a strong concentration of Nation
als iu tlio Place Vendonic.and many pieces
of artillery in the court yard of tho Palais
Royal, and in front of tho Church of the
Madeleine. ' '
The utmost bitterness towards the Ver
sailles Govcnmentpcrvndos the public mind,
but portion of Paris remote from the sceno
of conflict are to all appearances -calm.
TIIK l'AKIS HEIGN TKUUOH.
Vf.rsaim.es, April 8. Tho Commun
ists continuo the reign of terror in Paris
and the neighborhood.
The indignities heaped upon religion have
shocked all the decent portion of the com
munity. Thero is a war against priests,
and it is unsafe for one to be seen in Paris.
All holies arc in MaeMahon. The Govern
ment troops maintain tho positions cap
lured from the, insurgents yesterday.
No new attack has been made by either
yet, and there is a strong desire nnunig the
more substantial citizens to see Pavia again
reoccupicd by the Germans. 'The loss iu
the battles yesterday on both sides was
quite large.
XUiSrEKATK FICHTINO AROUND l'AKIS ON
. Saturday.
Thero was despcrato fighting around
Paris on Saturday. Fort Valerien nnd
tho advanced batteries of tho army of Ver
sailles severally bombarded Porto Mailtot,
their shells falling in tho camps at Klyses.
An engagement took place at Vnllestil. and
there were skirmishes at Uagneuxand llill
iin :otrt.
All tho southern forts havo resumed
firiug, and tho government forces aro gain
ing urouiul in front of Fort Jlountrongo
and iliettne, and n decisive strugglo is ex
pected nt the gnte.
It is repoted thnt Thiers is nvcrse to forc
ing nn entrance into Paris by fighting, nnd
that he prefers to rcducp tho city by invest
ment. London, April 13.
Versailles advices stato that a forco of
loyal NiiUiiuaU, iH.OOO strong, has been
si cietly organized and equipped in Paris
in the interest of tho Versailles govern
ment. This forco is expected tv operate
ngnnst tho insurgents within tho city, who
will attack 'tho Hotel do Villu aud tho
Insuigent position in tho Montninrtro dis
trict, while tho Versailles troops will Him
ultnneouslv advance on tho Insurgent bat
teries nt Porte Maillot, and tnko thorn by
storm. This simultaneous movement
from dill' rout dir. c'.ions will I ave tho e ItW t
of scutieriiw and dividina tho rebel fort,
nud will thus render tho opHnition weaker
at t-tioh of thu point of attack. It U staled I
that tho Veriutilles guveruniuiit has made
all preparations uud deuided Hint the Brand
hbiuIi shall bo made to day, Weduokilny.
Tm .Government is very -hoiwlul of the
kiu;ers of llio uioveiuent.
A Itemarliable Statement.
.Wo alip Che- W.wwlnr nrtrclfl from tho
Chicago Times of tho 13th instant, and must
acknowledgo that it is ono of the most re
markable statements ever Issued by a simi
lar institution iu this country. A moments
relloction will convince! the Tender that it
will . bo to his Interest if he seeks Lira In
surance to Invest iu one that dares and docs
reject joor ww : i ' ; '
. IjIFE, i v ioor, health. in looking
over the numerous statements mndo by
Life Iusurance Companies doing business
with us, wo have been forcibly impressed
with the exhibit laid beforo tho people by
Metropolitan - Of New York. till the
stringent InwS governing life insurance iu
that stato, wo may saieiy reiy on its ngures,
and for the purpose of showing our readers,
wo quote, as follows Number of policies
issued in 1800, 2,030 : number : Issued in
1870. 0.113 : income in 170. 8500,000 ;
assots Jauuary 1, 1871, $830,000 ; amount
oi .uontn -cinims ruiiu in xoou, ci,wo ,
death claims palk iu 1&70,. $58,000. This
shows that the risks have been selected ; in
fact it has reJcclcd-ovcrlOd vpvlicfttioAS the
past year I number equal to tho gross
amount ot business none by many other
companies. That it Is in a sound, healthy
condition, no one who reads the above can
doubt .'
Messrs. Corb'ui, Gaffucy & Corbin, 429
Uliestnut street, well nnd favorably known
as ono of the most eulerprising insurance
firms of tho country aro its agents in this
city, but tew records will bare comparison
to theirs in the volume nnd sold character
of tho business. l'hita. AmoC March 22,
I Among tho largo number of "Metro
politan" policy-holders in this borough and
county wo aro pleased to include one of
the editorial staff of the American. The
".registry" system fenturo of this Company
tunkos it cspecinlly popular and unquestion
ably secure. L. M. Voder, is district spe
cial agent, and A..N. Ui-ieo solicitor. If
you would iiisuto in n yorid company, select
tho Metropolitan. Kjrs,l
JUUK AT Lykejts, J-a. The Upper
Dauphin Jlcytoer says: On Wednesday
evening last, about half-past 7 o'clock, tiro
was discovered issuing from the steam sash
nnd door factory of Messrs. Doudcn &
llichards. Having no firo npparalus, it
was apparent that the factory could not be
saved, nud efforts were thercforo directed
to saving the lumber, etc., nnd to prevent
tho dwelling on tho opposite sido of thu
street from taking lire. Tho flames spread
rapidly, and in a few minutes extended tho
whale-longth wIHlio .building, and in less
GEORGE McELlECE, Ei., In account with
the County of Northiimbertiuid, from the flrl
riny of Jnnnnry, A. D., 1370, to the lost day of
Dcoember of the mime year, both dnys Inclu
iVQ, respecting County stid Sliite Tiixo,-&c. -
DR. ly
To nmonnt of ouUtnndlnK Cottntv hx
for 1808 and previous yenrs, . (30(188 09
To nmoiiDt of Clounty Duplicates for
1B70, '
To amount of outntnndltig Stnto TiiSen
for 18G9 and prcrioni yenrs,
To mount of Stnto Dupllcntus for '70
To amount of Mllitlii tnx Dupllrntc
for ,1870,
To cnh recd for Court flne, costs, e
To cash ree'd for old bridges, . , .
To ensh ree'd from Lower Auyusta for
keeping flinnn-li Bnrldgc, ' '
To cash ree'd for l'liink,
To cash ree'd for exonerated tnxes,
To cah ree'd for tnxc on unseated
Innds Tor 1888 nnd 109, '
To cush ree'd for taxes on scided lunds
for 1808 nnd 18611,
Sri10 43
239t 87
8037 07
2211 fiO
111 00
' 89 00
- B5 00
2 81
240 44
230 62
(105060 80
. Balance In hands of Trcnau-rcr, (11320 41
CR.
By amount of outstanding County
taxes on tbo Unit, dnv of January.
1871. 41402 21
Bv ntnount of cxoncrulloiu allowed
Cotloctors, . 1348 23
Hv amount of nor ccnloHR allowod Col
lectors. C220 SO
By amount of outstanding Stale luxes
on t ho first day of January, 1870, 2844 40
By exonerations allowed Collectors, 28 20
Bv per ccntnire nllnn-ed Collectors, 144 23
By amount of outstanding Militia tux
on the lli-nt dny of January, 1871, 1U77 00
By exonerations allowed Collectors, 09 50
By ninount of County orders paid, , 41037 73
Bv Treasurer's commission of 2', per
"cent, on (41037 7!l 10-10 04
Balance, In hands of Treasurer, 11320 41
" (105000 30
GEORGE McKLIEC'E, Esq., Treasurer of Nor
thumberlnnd county, In account with tho ainc,
respecting State Tax on Personal property for
tho year 1870, settled hi his account respecting
County and State Taxes, Ac.
.. t DR. .
Tohmount.cf Slnlc Tax Duplicates fur
1370, C0:;7 07
Ushlnir Moronntlla Anni-nUer'a Ll. ' 38 10
By cash paid Mercantile Appraiser oa
JnA . i. ' . I i .. ' ! il la
. ?:"'. ,-... t i. . -i ' i .
; i -r , -.17.1 ' ' ' ! (6011 60
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY la account
with the Commonwealth of 1'ennsvlvauhi, ro
leetlng Natltnal Bank Tnx for 1870.
' DR.
To amount f Duptlcnlrs for Ibo year
1870, as claimed by Auditor General, 18;j3 70
(10.19 70
Butanes In Tfensn nt' tiand-,
. .tTR. ,
By nmonnt nrteollcMeuDupllcatp '"t
made out, for wnnt of return of ns-
. iossments by Asesor, appointed by
Stnto authorities,
By commission nlloa Oollcetors on
(000, collected from First N'a'ttoiml
Bank of Snnhnry,
By Treasurer's commloslbii Of 1 per
cent, on 6&70 00,
Bulaucc In hands of Treasurer,
(504 80
10&8 70
30 00
5 70
66-1 30
inan an nour tne macutactouv. about one
hundred feet iu length, with all its machi
nery,' toola, nud-avery large nmonnt of fin-
lslieit work, was entirely ilestroyctl. J)ou
demt Itichardsestimate their loss at SSOOO,
upon which they have nn iusurauccc of
2000 in tho Lycoming Mutual and 81000
in the Jlilleriibiirg Company. A number
ol cars in a coal train standing on tho sid
ing wero considerable scorched before sulli
cieut steam could be generated to haul them
out of range of tho lire.
Distressinq Accivknt. Tho Jlcijikr
has the following: We have jnnt learucd
of a most distressing accident which hap
pened in Fishei'ville. F. rctterhoU', it car
penter's apprentice, was repaidaga window
on .the gable-:cnd of a building, tbo height of
which was coneidcrublo, whuu, losing his
hold, he fell to tho ground, and striking
somo material below, dashed out one of his
eyes nnd broke a leg. Ho is otherwise
much bruised and injured, and his recov
ery is extremely doubtful. Jle is quite a'
young man, and had just commenced his
apprenticeship.
AlIHTOKS' KF.PO ItT.
t-mi 07
Balance lu Treasurer's hands,
CR. ,.
By amount of State Tn for 1870, out
standing on the Urst day of January,
1871,
Hv exoncratlona allowed llollectora. of
'State Tax for 1870.
Bv per .eiaitatfo nl.liiwvd.colU-s.ton.or
'S'.atc fiix ror-U'70,
Balaueu iu hands of Treasurer, . ,
MS7 07
GEORGE McEl.lECE, Esq., Treasurer of Nor
thumucrlund County, in account with tlio
i same, tor Militia Tax of 1870.
Dlt.
To amount of Mi'Uia lax Duolieates
for 1S70, 2211 ."iO
(253 13
1S02 .13
. t 72
7 00
223 13
(ions 70
OUTSTANDING TAXES ter im hd previous
years.
yU Volff Xamti DintHctt ; State. Countjj llil'a.
'05;WI.nko 'Sham bo
'08;O F Martin 'Sunbnry
" J Snvdcr i Milton
WiPhillpUrnnk U Aug
O W Snyder ,Cam?n
" J Snyder Milton
'08 J Lynch ICoal tp
" i'D Knocblo 'Sham tp
" iVhlllp Frank V Auij
" ;j P Armstr'g Delaw'q
'C0ADKerchuer Lcwls
" i Sam Sees Delaw'e
" iChns Shell 'McEw
" P W'lntcrst'n'Watson
" C Hilliard Turbtp
" 'J W Hess IChlllisq
" Jos Johnson North'd
flios Miller iPohtl
ISbuin bo
125 fc:
11 71'
4
187 13
61 07
109 B7
118 R5
284 4Sj
677 85
u II Snyder
iThos Burk 'Coal
" jFrankBowcr Zcrbo
" J Krisslinrcr : Jordan
'70 Jos Elscly iSunbury
" ItTas Golv-r iNortlr'd ! 110 04 2328 75,
" jlVni Grady jtl'oin', 45 19 1109 78
' lAaroBTro.xcl.tChiltia ,105 70 21KK) 901
Stitn'l Blair '-tMlltun '124 00! 852 48 108
41 651
S 29
13 45
8 60
65 89
1 IU 7t
if2 eo im 78(
60 57 I 106 02'
57 22l 704 02i
130 0711078 63'i
131 88,1809 79
114 10 007 Oil
89 83,1197 95j
81 U3j 09 731
100 02 738 011
12 81 33!t 33 1
10 00!
37 67! 074
A Krlsslngcr Titrbut
A R Trcon ;Vash
Enoch Evert Watson
40 50
80 (HI
43 50
67 60
HI
Delnw
Lewis ,
Tur'Ue
101 65 1883
08 13 128 72
32 491 702 46
157 52 S0N0 00
107 61 1100 81
18 071 121 CO
50 40 1 240 S2
53 85 lO'.IO 18
77 721 032 49
133 00 1399 81100 50
21 50 2070 VA 1-0 00
28 00 2H0S 86 205 DO
20 51 ! 494 (Ml 105 50
04 50
55 50
58 6o
78 5o
63 60
25 00
24 60
57 5!)
83 50
(2211 50
(185 00
EXPENDITURES ANDUraOEIPTS.of Xor
ihiuiilierlaiid County, from the -1st day of
January, 1870, to .the.hirt day ot Dyciml'gr of
the samo year, both days Inclusive :
Orders. )U.
1 To ytatc Tax for 1870, as pqr
btato Treasurer' .Ueport,
Balance la Treasurer's hands,
CR.
By amount of Milltlu tax fur 1870 out
"standing on the tirt day of January,
1871,
Bv I'Mtimrutlnus allowed eolh-etor of
' Militia tax for 1870,
Balauce In haiul of Treasurer,
' (2211 50
GEORGE McELlECE, Esq.. Treasurer of Nor
thumberland l ounly, In Hi-count wrih the same,
respecting Xalioual Ihuik Tax of ls70. '
DR.
To amount of Dank tax Duplicates fur
the year 1870, . .
" 11 Iloll'man ,
" iKStahima-kr
" -Mich Reader
l EL MatchenlMcEwv
" J H Knlss :U Aug
" A Eckman jfltueh
" J T Henner 'tsha pt
" liar Snviler jShaiubo
" iThos Burk ICoal
" '11 McDonald1 Mt Cart
"Jls'i-Ilolllster MtCarb; 7 05,
" J Waglu-r :Cumcr 20 40j
" IJIlKanltnrn U Mali 1
" KS Zartmaii,Jacks'ni CO 85
" :E11us SliafeV 'fjordan i 40 OS
" Joseph Wert tl.o Mali 125 29 1017 81 102 00
" Z B Raker -Ll Mali: I 17 50
" Kranli Bower Zurlin ! HI 74: 097 42 71 50
" .Klias liessler L Aug 122 25 1242 b7 128 ot
Totals,
017 20 72 50
64 57, 34 00
! 54 00
50 ai 59 50
445 07 62 0 )
1658 70 '
paid out of.County J'unds, 8:1978
JO Uridge Huilding,
ao
1'ay,
ro-j ro I
.'1420
Sl-2 17
3ijiKS 07
'W4 Oil
oiii oa
V2H 00
22 U 70
'.ct el
12J 00
,tiiJ.j M
Mi 'J-'
WW :io
J00:l 7D
70-2 57
20-2 5U
jltiO 50
171 00
21.41) .0(5
28 15
214 55
150 l:
42 " ' ltepairs,
21 " Jurors l'ay,
ll " ftoad.Damatje-s,
17 " Coiuitablu & Tipstaves
.8 " t.'oiirt Crier's ii v.
00 " C'uniiuouwbalth Costs,
U " County l'riuling,
2 " Keeping Ilannali Suvan
0 I'rison lCxpenscs,
17 " Public lUiildingH,
4 " Fuel,
32 " Kleclion Expenses,
7 " Assessors l'ay,
11 " lnijuisltions,' '
28 14 ltcgislrutiuu Jtjiperioua,
1 " Couuty Auditor's l'ay,
2'.i " Interest on Loans,
2 " l'hysiciau for Jail,
10 " Traveling Expenses,
4 " lercnaiuiise,
23 " Commissioners l'ay,
J. lluusecker, fco.rj
l..l-:. liucher, .752 50 1 .1002 50
Ji. Slenn. 3S7 50
44 Janitor' lay,
44 Clerk's l'ay,
44 Jury Connuissiquers l'ay,
44 Agricultural Society,
44 Auditingi'tiblio Iteconl,
44 Unseated Jjind Tax claims
paid .for J. i". Fiedler, for
mer Treasurer,
44 Stationery.
44 SheriirsJ evis,
14 l'roKocuiitig Attorney's Fees
4 Attorney, for County,
iioverunifliit Mamps,
Hefunding,
lucideutul,
Couuty tin pel iuteiulciit, 'li'.i,
" " '70,
Fox aud l'olecat Scalps,
Itoad and lh-'ulgo Viewers,
llnliinco ou Judgment.
21 44 Outslaudiug Drders I'aid,
" Outstanding Male Tax for
1870, to Ui paid out of thu
County Funds, ui per State
Tn snirer's Hcim iI,
44 Treas'rs Com. oimll, 1537 73 UM0 Ul
44 Kxecnn uf lU-cvipti abovu
l'x,petHlltUtV1, OtUVt 85
Balance In Treiwure' hand.-),
; ' .CR.
By amount uf Natiuual BanK tax of
. 1870 outstaiiiling-, ou llic tlrst uay of
Jauuaiy, 1SI1,
By per.centaj; allowed Collectors,
Balauco.lu .Treafturvr's bauds,
. 1658 70
Treasurer, In ac-
GEORGE MrELIECE. Esq.,
count with the Treasures of School Hoards
Supervisors of Road and Overseers of 1'iKir ol'
Townships, respecting Taxes on sealed aud
unseated lands, for the year 1808 and ISOQ.
DR.
To amount ree'd for Road tax, .3001 Sx
" ' School W., 2?98 r.4
" " " " Bounty tax, ,627 54
" 44 Poor i.iX, -.2565 30
' 2844 40 41402 21 1977 00
Those marked with u star () have he.-n
i paid lOnce auditine;. Ttiose marked with a dai:
1077 00 ' R"r (t;. partly paid.
We, the undershrncd, Auditors of loithmn
00 50 ' hcrland County, State of lVnnsylvania, do eeiti
185 00 i fy that, In pursuance of the litn section of tim
act. entitled. "An Act Reirulatin"- Counties au-l
i Townships," ifcc, passed tlio 15th day ol' Apri!,
j A. D., JH84, we met at the Commissioners ollli-e,
: in tho Boiomili of tjunliury, ou the 21 day of
: January, A. D., 1871, and adjourned from time
'.to time, and did audit nud adjust and settle tl
t several accounts required of us by law. agreeably
lo the several acts of Assembly and supplements
thereto, according to the hesl of our Juditmunta
aud abllHIcs ; uud wc do further ccil'ily, that
upon duo examination of the expense hooks, tin;
Indebtedness of the County, in unpaid County
Orders, is $27,578 70 ; the "balance ol' indebted
ness to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
lieu of fc'tatc taxc. unpaid, as per Slate Treas
urer's Report, is ?4,131 00 ; the amount due John
F. Fiedler, former Treasurer, J2.150 lit, and
amount of outstanding Bounty Order, Issued in
1S02, is $725, all subject to reduction by tlm
j outstanding Taxes, when collected.
In Witnks.s Wiikiikof, wc have hereunto si t
: our bands and seals, at the i ftleo aforesaid, thi
i itli dav of 1'ebnmrv, A. D., 1871.
I " A. .1. GALLAIillER. i. s
I JOHN HALtillAWOL'T, i. sj
i JOSEPH EISKLV, u sj
J1058 70 ;
tvo 00
105.8 70 :
. 30 00
.670 00 ;
t'JMV 42
iitbi bbcrtiscntfrits.
Bahuice indiauds of Treasurer,
CR.
By amount pal I lo Supervisors of
, Roads, TreAsurcrs of School Uimrils,
elc, as per re-.vipls, ,
By 5 per cent, commission ou tWU'.i 42
Uy Clerk's Fees,
Balance In hands of Treasurer,
34 38
7011 -"
151 67
800 02
884 88
ire
t'.W'.l3 4r
.GEORtiK MnF.MECE, Ki., Tri-nsurcr, lu ac
.count with Ngvtbinnberlund Cu-.iuty.
DR.
To Balance dne.on t.'ounly. State and
Militia-taxes, lor.tUcyear lit. 0 ami
.previous years, 11326
To I'alancc due ou Niitlonal Banking
lor;1870,
Win. II. IU.AXKS,
I'l.AIN & OHXAMEXTAL PAlXTFIt,
Ilorudon, ui'tli'd Couuty, I'u.
Ol'SK, Ei.irn and Ornamental I'aiullnir,
i:iiiuiL' and 1 ui cr lun-'lnu; done in Iho
h- st woi kinaulike manner, and at the fhortest
iikit'.cij. Ordcra solicited an J promptly uttended
to.
April 15, ISTl. 3m.
L A l'IKltltr. ilOJ'.SK, Broad audi hesl
nut us., Philadelphia, J. U. BL'TTKR
WOKTII. Proprietor. Terms per day, :l.50.
April 15, ltTl. ly.
ClAI'TIOX, All landlords
person or persons are hereby
14
8
02
1
300 00
UOO 00
3 3S
100 tK)
15 00
.CJti 82
(ill 30
17'JO 47
5.W 00
00 00
10 (51
20 50
67 40
11-2 30
UI2 4
5!) 52
450 CaJ
51U 25
Ud31 b3
412 14
or any other
untitled nut to
II or aid in iirneurinir uuy spirituous or mail
... i liiUors for my husband Daniel Michaels, of l.ow
a ..cr Mahanov township, Northumberland count v.
V70 00 ' A" lH!r!t,,"R found violating this notico i!t
110 OCalV Willi IO OIC luriuesi uaicu-. oi ioo ia.
April 15,
? 11 SIM) 41 I Lower Malianoy twp.
71. M.
C II V.Hi 41
110 41
Balauce in Treasurer's hands
By balinc! lu Jiaiids of Treasurer,
I1S0 41
STATEMENT of tho Eluamv of Northumber
land fnuutv, on the lirsl day of January, A.
V., Ili7l.
DR.
To a mount of uulstaudtn County or
der for lS70aud previous yeurs,
To amount of an outstanding llouuty
order issued In ISO:.',
To amount of Indebtedness! to btnte In
lieu of Stair l.txt-t lor ls70and t'-e-vious
years, unpaid as per ttuio
Treosurvr's Reptirt,
To amount da J..K, Fiedler, former
Treasurer, us per AiniiluJa' Rcpoil,
Balauer,
275 7S 7 1
725 00
4131 Gl
Sl.vi CI
11037 1)3
At kStilt I I v V luvn i-uiv. ,1
H " J'-lot tut.H ,w li taut liool Ihu
K l t 'tiwM ul i IviimUi Ktl lltVvktt
fcttUi uiu j. il i ull i titiM -n.U..Hi -'4in-
u 1 ' ).. l J. iHnnii 1 1 l4 u(w
Xl.iuU 41 u4 it iu Mr. hlu ihmii'i
tiolt toli4 1014 Ih Ju.uui, i Ml 4
ti ll.ll t.il m bill ) j .. I.1M4 i'l
Ll, tu.' iu nn,
'TU U U douU ol lw t-Veronol. i I.U thltal or olle I tn-ivu MHli H pivll
I ity LtU riiS HI' txliMU lloM MoMoil
1 Il Ho y i -iw,l..f i4.oi 11. vy m ' , aun
ulllt i itui.miul t sin il Wi-Uli'w of MilvtU
it- U i or 1 ibiil ov,o. 1 o vaioi
ol'liiiiu . oi t mi I ') iuj livoitt li
iiwV rlu'ev. I) wiuittwj ,iod It I u H-nii 4 nt
may U a;u' 'I i " " l"!".1 .!
I. . II I . ... .... . K.I.
it im r il ,Sf ml ij . !!.-.. I I i.i!4fa f"l
iii,v o, vtnii mo Win -uiu 111 1 mum.
Mil vit J.wcd i-Ut l'ii b'aj-llly. tM
t t,, H J , , slnlmc ul' -Let 411 kt,4iiy do.
t I ftl'U I In ll,, IS, I lt( U I. t l-4t L4l,ll
ll i li o.iH U i U tr, (i.'V. l!o,U.li Mill
) ilok l' l iktf t ixiilii uiei il, uud li
U k4u.ita Ii4t ! HU 1 1.-4.41. t.lo 'W Sktf
IttrruaUrif Mt Vrk
ron villi:, April 0. Tlio coal break
er of JeiiWius & 1'erry, nt I-ix-usi Kun, ;u
buruetl la.l nllit. tliu work of incciuliurhn.
A'iout tlu ,inio liiuo llm tabic of 11. A,
Morlev & t'o., ut tbo Hunter coal brvaker,
coulul.iliirf U ll inuliK, niul tliu blacksmith
uml inirpeiiU rliopo t n'oril, Mlr.l. l A; t'o.
siliuilt-il l I onoer pateli, loi-ttier with
Hair nuiiru coiiituts, wi buriieil. All
iliKtKi llr- H-nrw fauu'il by hiiiiiJIarU .
Tbo orat'irirtiiny extraordinary
piveautloiit in llil vtAilily for tliu k ifuly of
ibuir proriv, Hrirt Ka Kluvisiu l
kprvuiiiuit lu tni n-s;ioii. Tbt !" by Haw
liro U lieuvy, but tUg ratt nitiouiit imiuul
S'utiM liiary huiuo..n nil over llw country
aro retoiuiif Uilui bitrnUt' t 'om'ry I V-i-fv'OoV
lo Uiu (ollowiiiii trouUo iu
llolMi l.OM Ol 4ptiU-, ruWfilllf of llul
Lair loioiju u( lmuU or wuiwr, tiikk
it'll.
54001 58
Uy Cash rvclvml front l o.lix-tors of
Couuty '1m for IHtiiuud previous
yours,
Uy laoli rtKcUtitt fiom ( ullrelor of
KUtu 'I sues uu fisou.i properly
li.r lW aud pn utitits year,
11 y t Kilt rvcuivvd Irom I olltK-of gf
MtUlut I a fir l.o,
Hy C rc)ivd Iroui I'ouil Ism,
euxu, X:,
Uy I ob net Ut fur olil Hrld.t-s,
U) t 4ll le.elw I IniM .or AllgllsU
for kvupliu lUunua K.lt;e,
Uy I'.i'H itswlvtkl lu I'hiuk,
l t wk ItfilVid lot ..nlaU-.l Uto,
Ul taW rwtikttU l"l T.i uu I uw.il
id l-iu.U.
i Ht tut) itl-vl for Ts on Ktoli 4
l4,
4U5S-) it
tltl 3!
m w
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ill 00
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era m
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kitutitit KIIH HuiliiuiMkiUi4 I iuitl .
T . . .. "... 1 i..
IuihU -iii, 'ti l Hi, 4WU Ua, mul I ,w(""u 'U 1
l.uionti iit-tl Mitits4iy iv (bill Hoi
totilliMi ub4 U lfiv ioiti4lt kllbolit III
J ii..r. t ihiowxI H IM1 I l Ull dii H;i .ll.liw.
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ai! lioU It lil,4fU tV U
it..i, It ovht n w, btf tcii a.ilj lluitt Uj
U-llilH4 M tim (oil mIoi-I t.iiii 4 to I
Ull'l U UK,4IK t I)k oulilif noil Ibe
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OR.
By toin.iint of onuiaiullui; County
liues lot It 70 and previous years,
By umoMiit ul'milslandliitf ISIattt lau
lor lil.o ami pmtlous y-.u,
Uy iiiii!uuluuttniu!lnrf JllillUla for
ll7ll,
t in ".'3 01
4110'J 51
:'MI 40
J!)T7 W
o-icra oi
Kec. of County Assets abo lujrbl.
cuil'S, fllii:i7 A3
CtnlU.lr: Mi tUKl V., Kh., Trvaaiiror, In ae-
i-ouul win lb I iiiiiuiuu.iUii ul IVnn.yH.i.
ula, i.ttelmix UrutiM-s, li.au Iho tlil day of
January, A. 1'., IkM, to I lis lu.l day of Ihu
t4uw iwir, btHU dais Uelu.h.
Dl(.
Tottiuouul nciiitil for l.mtiu tl -i-u-
, li.r llm )' M'O, Itnii UU
Tu amount n-tiltud for lUtluuraul I I-
ei-iiM.-, lor liil, Toil IW
Tu mm m ivi-'J lor .luu4 htwid 1.1-
oig, lor U?u, I W tu
in muouiil nittve l I'iuui It, lull, is of
M r.-l.in., Ii u-l-iii All. ). I' ti' iit
M4llus, IVmI ut i.4iiilmt lai.K,
,lii4iiu uttJ Ulllvaid lluvu.1.
ii iu t ....... ti I i i i.
$o to$10perl)ayM.
ulin cni;ae:c lu our lieu lun-lucrs make from i.'i
lo fill per day in their own localities. Full par-
ticatlai j lid 'im-truclltiua scut free by mail.
t Tho.-c In need of permanent, piulltablo work,
I should eddress at once.
! UF.ORC.F. STINSON & CO..
I Portland, Mah.o.
April 15, iv,i.-3.n.
XVAV .MIM.l.MJtV CiOOU.H.
Kprlug, IS71.
Jl'ST opened a full line of Millinery Goods for
iupeeiiou, tomprUiiii; a Urge' uud varied as.
bortluelll of
RlUUONti,
b i ll VW COOPS,
Fl.OWl'.RS,
Trtntinl rml riilrliiiiud IImI.
UOXNKTS& HONNK'f FUA.M1,
an J every urllcle rsipilsita lu llie Mllllnciy bimi
lie", wllil alt the latest uud itnlraba. uuwllie.
of the seatoii.
I.adio' and Chlldreu'l Hosiery, lieui-slitehe.l
tueu aud liutil lluudkuichlels. kid ui:d II. !o
liloves, L'orsela, llooy skill uud Ualuiorals.
l).e buttons, yulpioo luei, Inline., luJitt'
ueeklUs, toid laut-y nbbous It-r bows uud .i.h
III ;reut tailrly. Real aud luittaliou hair clou
liou, tiUes, i-uils and aMilebis.
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M.ukii Miv-l, buubaiy, Pa.
Ap.l l', lull.
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aud I 'if wul. i'u 1-0i-', M C't
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l-jl dev.Hnij Hun vlt.ilc Halt l-i lie bau.vi. -puis
ami l,nl r.iui uvaitv lou. U ut in. ii.
tbat all lni llos u.4nu n. a siii.1 lln.it al
j.iH, and tialttii' bui.bru. ka Ui .kv Ho uu
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