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J 8 UN BURY, FEBRUARY 15, 1873.
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', Tub Chicanery of tiie Editoii of
the Watson town. "Record" The
Jitorof tho "Vvatsontown Record is cvi
sjcntly frightened, ftuil entertains fenrs that
Homo developments will be rrmde in regard
to the doings of some of his friends, and
therefore tries to divert the Attention of the
people by making false charges. Spcakiug
of the ecnlp department in tho Commis
sioners' Office, ho says : "This yeftr wo
Cud that instead of a reduction in this pur
ticular branch of mir county Affairs, we find
tho expenses largely Increased and, of
course, these who voted with a View (as
they, Imagined) to rcduco tho expenses,
have been grossly imposed upon. . Now,
the qucslien presents itself who is respon
sible? Certainly not the Democrat."
Sure enough, if Democrats arc not respon
sible for this increase., who is responsible ?
CerLiiulv tho Republicans cannot be re
sponsible), as they had only been iu office
two moiuha previous to making out tho re
port. Will our friend John etato whero
this responsibility is to be placed if the
Democrats who had control of rcAtifrq for
ten months during lastj year are uot respon
sibleY . Tho present Board of Commis
sioners we believe is composed of three as
honorable men as ever graced, that office.
Due of tho first acts of tho" Commissioners
after organizing the new Board was to close
the vaults on the member of the King, who
gathered daily in that office to dictate to
the Commissioners and allow them to ruu
the offices, mill threatened if ll.cy did not
comply with their requests to have the
Democratic rarty to cast them overboard.
Tho skunk business also received attention,
and orders were refused on unreliable cer
tificates from members of the Ring residing
away from town, aud certificates from jus
tices are mora closely scrutinized as to
their genuineness before orders arcranted.
This has had the effect to reduce the traffic
to some extent. This action on the part
of the Commissiouerj is probably what
hurts the oditoi of the Record, and hence
iiis great cry and no wool. The stoppage
of the sctlp traffic from Montour county
Appears to be death to the tri-pod editor
'of the Record.
The editor of the Record Also says :
"Every office in the Court House but nnc
is controlled by Republicans. A Republi
can Bench and Court, a Republican Trea
surer, Sheriff and Board of Commissioners,
.and behold, there is au enormous increase
t of expense. What are we coining to V
Is tho county to bo made bankrupt ? "
This is nrobftblv the best thine he could I
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tax-payers to the conditiou of our county
affairs, which will be found to be getting
into a better shape than they have been for
more than ten years past, and will find
that there is no clanger now of bankruptcy.
When tho Republican officers assumed
their duties they found matters in a de
plorable state. Tho Treasury was bank
rupt, not a cent having been turned over
to the new Treasurer, while nearly tight
thousand dollars were found to bo in the
bauds of his predecessor. An indebted-
isess of the county of some thirty thousand j
dollars was resting upon the lax-payers,
nnrl anmo fnrr v-nno thuiifs.and ilr.llnrs nf out. !
staudiug taxes were left in tho hands of
collectors for them to speculate upon.
Surely that looked more like bankruptcy
than it dot s now, when the -outstanding
tax duplicates previous tc, have almost
all been compelled to b,c paid into tho Trea
sury, and the exposes in every quarter
been reduced, asd no more charges aro
made to tax collectors for duplicates, nor
fifty to sevcAty-five dollars paid for making
out duplicates, .tc. This has all been ae
eomplkrhcd by the present Board of Com
tuissioners. If our cotemporary will have
.patience these facts will prove themselves
beforo long, aud the people of tho' county
will find that they are not as much deceived
as this wise Solomon aud great expouuder j
of tho late Democratic Court House Ring
nucleus i.iev tire I
Since all these changes have been made j
vc find that the county does not owe cue
dollar to the State, and nevertheless the
Couuty Treasury was bankrupt when tho
present incumbent took charge of it, the
couuty order b.aye been promptly paid
when prcsepU'd, and we wee no more county
ordojrs oiired for salo on our streets at a dis
count. Can the editor of the Record say
that such a state of things existed previous
to the present incumbents taking charge of
our county affairs?
TiEpiTTY Ki-.fiiRTAiv ov Tnw fnvuriv.
wealth. Wo tue pleased f hear that
John B. Linn, Esq., of Bellefoute, has beeu
appointed Deputy Secretary of State. Mr.
Linn possesses all the uocessary qualifica
tions for this position, aud his numerous
friends here will bo pleased to hear of Lis
appointment.
The ice dams on the Susquehanna at
Columbia and Fort Deposit have kept the
ooplo of those places iu constant alarm.
The roads havo beeu rendered impassable,
rttd (hero is no tolling what tho result will
bjj j'he flood should bo renewed.
WgENEVEit you sec a man with bis
neck aud cars enveloped in furs aud
woolcuj, you may be sure that he is always
complaining of colds and catarrh. Over
coats,cotforu:rs aud gum shoos improperly
used, ha' caused moro colds than all
other causes combined. Batbiug the feet
every day iu cold water, aud applying the
same to the neck and head, would prevent
four-fifths of these attacks.
Congressmen aro to receive 88000 per
ntiuum hereafter, according to the bill just
tpnrtod to the llouse of Representatives
iy ie Judiciary comruittae.
A large body of regular troops will par
ticipate iu the ceremonies of the cecond
inauguration of President Grant.
OsD the direct and beneecial results
of tho repeal of the franking privilege is
lue cutting on t'i a imaii army oi postal,
clerk at Wasu!Uvi. Let the good work
gJOll.
Death or ex-Governor Geit.
The news of the sudden death of General
Geary has been everywhere received with
expressions r-frrgm: Whatever navelf
been tho faults of the deceased during bis
eventful life, iJL must be conceded that ho
possessed rnatty qualities that will place
him in a much higher niche in the temple
of fame than those who through malice and
disappointment, hyena-like pounced upon
the (read hero before his remains were con
signed to tho tomb.- We wore no admirer
of Governor Genry, And did hot approve of
a number of Ids acts as Governor of this
Commonwealth, But these shortcomings
do not justify such ruthless Attacks on his
character nt this moment, when every in
stinct of humanity would, seem, to sympa
thize with hi .afflicted family. Governor
Geary's record is a remarkable one, highly
creditable, if uot brilliant, both civil au
military... Ho distinguished himself not
only in the war of tho Rebellion, but in the
Mexican war, nnd his services were ac
knowledged by such great chieftains as
General Scott and General Sherman. Gov.
Geary had his weak points, but no one
questions his patriotism or his bravery and
his success as a soldier. ' . .
DEATH O - EX-JoWkXOK JOHN
W. C.E.1HT. .
llAttR&BVROi February ' H.-The city'
was throwij ' Into great excitement this
morning by the announcement thai ex
Governor John W. Geary had died while
nt thu breakfast table in his private resi
dence. ' Yesterday afternoon ut -1 o'clock
the deceased returned from New York,
whero he had been for several days attend
ing to private business. Iu the evening a
number of visitors called and remained iu
pleasant conversation for several hours,
and after they departed the deceased aud
Mrs. Geaiy retired, the family alt retiring
also for the night.
Xolhiug unusual was noticed iu the ap
pearauco or bearing of the ex-Governor,
lie wns iu line spirits, conversed freely wi.h
his visitors, and wheu be laid his bead
upou his pillow was iu comparatively as
good health a6 he ever was in his life. At
the usual hour the family rose. Governor
Geary was in the parlor with the children,
readiug the morning papers, and in pleas
ant conversation with the whole family,
until breakfast was announced. At the
bieakfast table the Governor occupied one
end and Mrs. Geary the cither end of tho
table, the child reu being ranged on both
sides. While Mrs. Geary was encaged iu
helping the children nearest herself, the
Governor occupied himself in doing the
same with lb nee near him, and just as hu
was ia the act of handing some butter to
ouo of them his head fell heavily on his bo
som, which Mis. Geary immediately no
ticed and rose to assist him, ono of the el
der children starting for a physician living
next door. In the meantime) the servants
came to the assistance, and when the doc
tor arrived, which was not more than three
minutes from the time ot tho attack, the
pulse of the man Imd ceased to beat, aud
life was cxtiuct. Ho uttered but ouo deep
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and died seemingly without acute
pain.
In a very short time the news of Una sad
event spread to all parts of tho city, aud
soou the streets were tilled with u.ixiotis
inquirers, seeking cither for dtullor cor
roboration of the bewildering announce
ment. The corroboration spe-edily came
in the tolliug of the bells of the cily, the
tiriug of signal guus from iio arsenal, and
a black streamer flor.liag from tho flug
stnfl'ou the dome of ;l;u Capitol.
Mrs. K. W. Laiiibcrtou was tho first of
the neighbors to go to the assistance of the
bereaved tiiinily, and when she. entered the
dining room ibe discovered the prostrate
j form ot the itovemor on the tloor, he hav
ju! fui;wl fom thu chair, and Mrs. Geary
giviug orders with great pretence of mind
SOU COOllK'BS to paillC-SlncKell servants U!1U
! the older children. She refused to have
i the corpse takeu up stairs uud directed itn
removal to the parlor, lor ttio reason tnai
the cx-Govcrnor was largo in form, and
therefore too heavy to bo carried to tho
second tioor. Other neighbors cuietod and
bore the lifeless form to the parlor. Mis.
Geary soon after broke down with the load
of her u miction, aud was taken to her
chamber.
Among the first to cJl at the residence
so suddenly filled with mourning, was
Governor llnrtranft, who offered every pos
sible service nnd warm condolence to tho
sadly overwhelmed family, and was fol
lowed by Mrs. Jlartranft, who devoted her
self iu teudcrly consoling Mrs. Geary. Col.
Jordan, lata Secretary of State, and Mrs.
Jordau, were niso speedily present, and
were assiduous iu their attentions. Mrs.
General Russell and many other ladies,
aud a great number of tho personal friends
of tho deceased, called to express their
sympathy aud tender whatever service they
could.
AX OrriCIAT. ORDSIl TKOlt GOVKUNOH
II AKTBAKVT.
Immediately after Governor Hartrnnft
was informed of thu death, he issued the
following order:
KxrZC'l'TIVE ClIAMBKlt. )
IlARiiitUiCito, l'a., l ib. H. Is72. J
Willi profound regret the uniinunceinent
is made to the people of the Commonwealth
that ex-Goveruor John W. Geary died sud
denly at his home in Harrisburg this morn
ing. In the midst of the sadness and gloom
prevailing at tho Capital, brief mention can
i only be made, at tins time
only be made, at this tune of the eminent
service ot tne uecasi-u as a civu oitieer in
eailylife iu C'alitiiLuia and Kansas, as a
bravo and disciplined oflicer of the army in
the Mexican war ana during the entire: re
bellion, aud his faithful iHTlortnauce of the
arduous duties of tho Chief Kxeculive of
this State for sis years.
In this sudden removal of one occupying
hieh position iu tho laud, and who looked
forward to years of usefulness and tho en
joyment of rest utter a lonn lil'o of public
'service, from which he hud so lately re
tired, wo are aaiu reminded that death is
no respecter of persons. In respect to his
memory the following orders are hereby is
sued: First Upon receipt of this order, the
Adjutant-Geueral will causo fifteen minute
guus to be tired at meredian of this day,
aud on tho day of tha funeral half-hour
Kuns will be iired from suurise to tho time
of the moving of the funeral procession.
&ymo3-The Capitol buildings to bo
draped uud ilags to bo displayed at half
mast. Third Tho public oIIIccb will be suita
bly draped in luouruiu, and will be closed
on tho day ot tb funeral,
John F. IIahtraxft.
GENERAL JOHN V. CEARY, EX-GOVER-NOll
OK PKXNSYLNAKIA.
John tV. Geary was born December 30,
lSl'.l, near Mouut Flcasant, in Westmore
land county, IVnnsvlvania. After enjoy
ing such school facilities us existed at tt.ut
early day, ho completed his cducatiou at
Jell'ersou College, iu Cauousburg, Wash
iegton couuty, Ou leaving coliiajo he de
cided io aop. the law as a profession, and
was in duo time admitted to practice, ilis
love of study also led him to master the
details of civil engineering. This proved
his true vocation, and be became civil en
gineer and superintendent of tho Allfjhany
Railrrad, & position which he held until
the outbreak of the Mexican wnr, when ho
recruited a company in Cambria countv
so me n weniy-nrst itogimeut or JrY'tinsyl
tania troops, Captain Geary was elected
ueuienaui-coionei, ana tho regiment join
ing General Scott's ajmy at Vera Cruz,
distinguished itself In the battles. of La
Hoya, Ccrro Gordo, Chepultepec and Gcr
ila de Belina. When tho defences before
the City of Mexico were stormed, the
Twenty-flist lost its colonel (Roberts), and
Colonel Geary succeeded to tho chief com
mand, receiving his commission soon after
the triumphal entry of Scott into the Capi
tal of Mexico.
As soon es peace was declared, Colonel
Genry returned to his native State, intend
ing to resumo his profession of engineering.
IIo was, however, induced in 1849 to
abandon it, and accept from Frosidcnt
Folk the appointmout of postmaster at.tho
newly- established city ot San Franciscru
and eutored upon tho duties of his position
in April of that year. In the month of
August following, he wus unanimously
elected First AlcnM-'ji San Francisco.and
at the close of . the yfhr was ro-clectod ' to
the position by a- vote of ,7,10H to 12, . In
lHr.O.when the preponderance of tho Amer
ica!) element led to a change in the form of
local government, ! Alcalde Henry . became
tho first Mayor of ,un FrAncifco,and made
himself fa.nous by thoroughly organizing
an efficient volunteer firo department, be
ing himself tho chief engineer, lie also
joiued in the movement for scouring to Cal
ifornia a Free SUte Constitution. In M2
he left California,, reaching his homo in
April, whero he remained in private life
until lrt'itl, when ho was appointed Gover
nor of Kansas by I'resident Fierce, tho
nomination being promptly confirmed by
tboSeunte. .On reaching llw Territory,!
Governor Geary fouud himself opposed by
me i.oruer minimis, nut lie maintained his
authority despite theii etlorl to overthrow ! house and asked for breakfast. Flanders
his power. . In H".7, it limine appirent j answered that it would soon be ready nnd
that the Fierce administration had deter- j asked him U split some wood in the mean-,
mined to f..rer a slave Constitution upon- time. As soon aa Deitzcl took the axe he
the people (' Kiinsatt, nnd finding t!mt Bu-1 struck Flanders two blows on tho head
chauan, tho. Democratic nominee tor tho ! with it. killing him instantly, aud .then
Presidency, had also avowed himself in fa- I tied. He was pursued, caught and sub
vor of the same, policy. Governor Geary jeeted this nfle.ruoon to a preliminary cx
docided to resign his Govcruurxhip and 'animation. The evidence being insuffi
airnin return to l'-iiiisylvanin. In Apri cient, auother examination of the case will
Wil, wheii Fort Surupter huh fired upon. take place to-morrow. Flauders was
his military instincts led him to protler his ' Bixty-tive pears old, had agrowu-up family
services to the Government, and I'resident ; and was generally respected by the coin
Lincoln accepted them by giving him a ; nuinity.
commission as colonel, with orders to raiso j Accident at the Mine. Monday
a regiment. : nfti-ru.mn, Henry .immermau, employed
Sixty-six companies applied for pcrmis- .u the Burnsi.le Colliery, was killed at tho
sum t.i i join his command, a fact Hint led ft of the breaker plane, by a car running
to Ins being authorized to accept eighteen I over liiiu. Ho was engaged in running
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ot artillery. Willi this minimum brigade i
v.MiFuu. vn. i. V- ,-. inuereu i' iiarner ?
Ferry, whero ho was assigned to the t!c-
te.ncc ot Maryland Heights and the river
Iront ol thirty miles. On October loth, '
1S01, thet'oufeilerati'S, under command of;
Generals Ashhy and Kvana. attacked Col. '
(ieary's forces ou tho 'Heights of Itolivar, j
but they were lepuK-d, despite that tho i
Union foropH were ' opposed to fivi times
their number. Col. Genry was wounded1
in tho kcoe at this engagement, but he was :
agaiu in the 6addle iu the spring of lSt'c,
and, being placed iu the Shenandoah V'al- i
le.y,captured the city of Iesburgand drove 1
tho rebels from the possession of Snicker's, j
asnnys, .Manassas, Uliester s and Thorn
ton's Gaps, in the Uluo Ridge and Hull 1
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Kun Mountains. This service was duly
rcwnructi ny me uovernnunl in the pro
motion of Col. Geary to tho rank of briga
dier general (April 'J.", 1SC.-J). At the first
battle ot Cedar Mountain, Juno -Jil,
General Geary took part and was slightly
wounded during '.he action in the left foot,
though ho refused to leave the field. , Jusi,
at tho close of the battle he was again se
verely wounded in his sword arm. This
necessitated his temporary retireiTient from
the lield, but he again resumed active ope
rations iu the fall of 180-J. nnd in December
oftlmtyenr captured Winchester. When '
Hooker re.Tganizet! the Army of the Foto-1
mac, in the spriug of 1H0:1, Geneial Geary j
was assigned to the "While Star," or 2J !
Division of the 12th Army Corps. At the i
battlo of Chnnccllorsvillc, May. 18(1:1. Gen- '
cral Geary's division distinguished itself by j
capturing five battle tlags from the euemy. .
At the battlo of Gettysburg, under General ;
Meade, July, 1S0:1, General Geary's- divi- i
sion was assigned to n position on Gulp's
Hill, where it suffered neavily. In tho
mouth of Octolier, lfi'l. General Hooker 1
wns ordered to jnin Rosecrans, in the West,
with tho 1 lib and 1'ith Coipa. This rein
forcement was rendered necessary by the
defeat of the Utv'n forces at Chickamauja.
The Army of tho CtimlK-rlaud was then re
organized, and placed under the command
of General Grant. During the svries ofen
paucmeiits r. su'iinr; in tho defeat of the
Confederates and ti.e close of the fall cam
paign of lSUIl.Gencral Geary's division was
actively ciiirnu'cd. participating in the battle
of Wauhatchie, and also in the celebrated
"battlo above tho clouds'' on Lookout
Mountain. At tho battle of Wauhatchie
the General sustained the loss of his tldest
sou, Capt. Kdward R. Geary. who. picro.d
through the forehead by a bullet, fell dead
by his father's side.
When Sherman benan organizing his
forces for the spring campaign of lCl,
Grant having been appointed Lieutenant
liciieral. tho Join Cups was kept in the
Army of the Cumberland. and participated
in the battles of Snake Gap, Mill Creek.
Rrsacii, New Ilopft Church. Fine Hill.
Mutiny t.re. k. ose aureek. Koii s r arm,
Kcncsaw, Marietta, Peach Tr e Creek, and
the tiesje of Atlanta the whole constituting
a continuous battle of one hundred days.
General Geary also took part in the n-at
march to the sea, und after the tall of Fort
jue.Yi.ihier lie icu meaavaucc upon ."Nivuu-
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1 j, fiuti 1 rivi tvu im: ntirn titt' i m luuwllj
:u person, a tact that led to ins bemj ap
pointed by Oen. bhcrman to the itositton
of military governor of Savannah. In Jan
uary, lnUi, lie was promoted to the rank
of major-general, and accompanied Sher
man on Ins march through the Cnrolinas,
participating iu tho battles of Sundnboro,
bavisboro, Salkahatchio. North nnd South
EdUto, Red Rank, Cotigarce, Black river.
and llentouvitle. Ho was also present
with his command at the surrender of
.Johnston, having participated hi nUty-four
battles, being four times wounded.- and
having fought tho enemy in nine dilferotit
Slates. Pennsylvania, Maryland, A'irginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, Geoigiu,
Alabama and Tennessee, besides travers
ing Kentucky, Indiaua and Ohio.
At tho close of tho war General Geary
was nominated iu ltiti by the Republicans
of Pennsylvania as their candidate for Gov
ernor, being elected by a majority of 17,173
over Hiester Clymer, "the lkiiuocratic nom
inee. Iu 1 W.I he was again renominated
and carried tho State by a majority of 4i.r0iJ
over Asa Packer.
The funeral of Es-Governor Geary took
place at Harrisburg on Thursday last, and
was attended by military and civic organi
zations from di lie rent parts of tho Slate.
The heads of departments and members of
both Houses participated iu the ceremo
nies. Tho remains lay in state in the Hall
of the House of Representatives fram 2 to
0 o'clock p. m., cu Wednesday where a
largo number of persona took a last part
ing look at tho late Governor.
His remains were interred in the Harris
burg cemetery. Tho funeral ceremonies
were conducted by tho Kuight Templar
of which order he wss a member.
erlMi itaMfMUr M.tAat.
Erie, Feb. 11.
Tho Erie express? golnsf i west on tho
Philadelphia and Erin rnilroad, went on
a broken rail west of Ridgway . this morn
ing. The engine.' tender baggagn care
went over safely, but two passenger cars
went down an embankment six or eight
feet. The sleeping car kwpt the track.
FifWn persons were bruised but not seri
ously hurt. The train won running yery
slow at tho time.
Highly Important Ioaa Npala.
Madrid, Feb. 10.
His Majpsty, Kinj? Amadous,- manifest
a disposition to , Abdicate the crown,
in which enso he will. resign his power
into tho hands of the Cortes. Madrid is
luiet- . V. l.'i- z
A CAJUNET COUNCIL.
A Cabinet council wns held Inst night,
after which Senor Martos, Minister of
Foreign Affairs ; Senor Becerra, Minis
ter of the Interior, aud Sunor Kchcguary,
Miniatar of Finance, had a conference with
Senor Rivera, I'resident of Congress, A
conference nlso took place between .itanor
Cordoba. Minister of Wnr, and the muni
cipal military officers in Madrid. A large
meeting of cooscrvntivus was Jicld last
night. ... u .
WHAT WILL HE DONE- JX THE INTER1
REOXUM. , ; ,
In the event of the King's abdication,
the Senato and Cougress will go into joint
session and continue to sit as one chamber
until the throt.e is filled or. a, future form
of government settled.
A FaK.MKII McniKKED 1IY A GERMAK
Tramp. A despatch from Krie.Fa., dated
on Sunday lust., says. John Flanders, a
farmer, residing near Brocton, New York,
was murdered this morning by a German
tramp,' named Dictzel, who called at his
oars on the plane, when the hoistiug rope
broke and a car suddenly came down,
crushiug him beneath it. He was warned
iu time to escape the danger by parties ou
the sceue. but from some cause failed to
heed it. Decoused was about So years of
age, and leaves a family. ifham'tkin irr-
Gen KiLi,ATmcK,.8ince his disapiear
ance from politics, devotes his time iu lec
turing and bai.ling hay. The Sussex Rey
iMsr says he is sending baled hay " from
Deckertown to New York, and is also buy
ing bay at from $lt to 20 per ton.
Fust master General Creswell es
timates thu saving to his department
through the repeal of the franking priv-
i;V nt S3.000.ti00. This will come
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cheaper contracts for carrying the mails
&rto
.tv.,ia-..t VvlMfctoViaiv?;
1 . , ! Henry SirusiOi.J
j of 't'x.r-.irAiu.K tiwx froferty.
WU.T. be pxposfd to public salo nt tin- Court
' lloiifc In N.int.ury, Pa., on
i MONPAT, t!. 2 lt!i day of FERRVAUV, 173,
j n crtain ha'.f lot of crnun i" tm.te In the hor
: oiiirl. of Banbury. Xnillimnberlnnd eou.it r, l'a.,
beintf te t in f.'ort on Wa.nut lie-t, and '"M
! feet in dcptli, wl.eic.iii ij ervetcd a Lug House,
! late tho entatn of Mrs. Calliurluo Wiil.initon,
! deoi'Sitd. Hale to eonmietiee ut U o'clock, . in.,
i on f.ti(l day, when tlie condi'inna "ill l' made
j by tiliO. SMITH, 1'ieuutor.
j Puiibary, i'tbrnary 10, W.i.
TX THE DISTRICT COURT of th United
; JL States for the Western District I'tnn ...
Iu Ilankniiitey.
The ti.idioiiicd hereby elves uoticn of hU np-
polntini'iil a F.Mtiirnee of VVai. J. olvertoi!, of
the horouu'h of Saalmry, In thu county of North-
I uniheriand. Stale of Pennsylvania, within tid
District, who has been udJiidKi-d bankrupt up-
on his own petition, by tho Dlstitet Court of
I t.iid Diftrict.
! To the Creditors of salt Bankrupt.
P. H. MOOKE, Aislguoe.
Buubury, Feb. T4.1S73.
Fruit Trcci, Shrubbery, Ae.,
lit
greatly reduced j.rlceM.
rpilE ut)-c: iber havlnp enuuued In the nursery
JL biiKlue-H. i prepared to furuit. all kinds of
Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, Flowers, ite., at reduced
prices, a follows :
I'E Alt Dwaf ut 00 rts ; standard CO ets.
PE VCH any variety nt IS cts APPLE any
variety nt 'iu'ets. APRlCuTtf. y.iii.cs. Plums,
Nectarine, Prunes, Cherries ni SO. -la ; bTItAW
UEltlilES M cl per d...-n. UliAPES any va
ri.tvlr.iii jf ets. to 5d cis. aeeordine to size.
FLOWERS. Shrubbery, It sehnshes from t:S to 50
ets , has over three hundred varieties. CUR
RANTS and Co i-b. irles IS els..
TheMi plants are Iron, the best nursery in the
Slale uud will be warr.mte.l us teiToeuted. For
! f.uthur purticuiurs address, or apply to
! CIIAS. J. CONRAD.
Saabuiy, February l.., lb73.
jpLURlF.S SUBPtKSA OF DIVORCE.
:l!a Fleckinger by her next, friend David Htabt
nceler TS.
George Flecklneer.
Nnrlhimiherlaud Countv, to wit
The tVninnn wealth of Pennsylvania to George
Flecklnaer. tjieetintf I
Whereas Julia Fteckentier by her next friend Du
vi.1 St.ihlnei'ker. did. on the flrat day of October
la-t, exhibit her paitiou or libel toour Judaea of
our Court of Coiuiuon P.eas of ll.u Couuty of
Northumherland, piu)iii for the cauiia Ibore
I ii Kt lorlh, that sko uiltftit itt d.vurci d from the
llmid of Matrimony, contracted wllh yo... the
sal 1 (ieorga Flcckiiitjer ; We do therefore com
iaud you tho suid ueoreu Fleekiaircr, that yon
personal y be and appear hetora onr Judges, at
bui.bury, at u Court of Common Pleas, there to
ha bidden lor tile - .iJ euiiiity, on lite secoad
Monday of M..iel. ucxt. to answer the. petition or
libel so cxhib'led ugaiu-t you by tbe said Julia
FleekiiiL'er by ber next friend K.vid Stuhluecker,
and to show cause, if any you have, why the aula
Julia Fleekiimer your wife, should not be divorc
ed tioiu the lloud of M.ilriuioiiy contracted with
you, ueeordiii to the Act of- Assembly, In such
tare provided, and to do further an 1 receive
what our said Judces shall have considered In
that behalf ; und hereof fail not,
Wiluess the Honorable William M. Rockefel
ler, prenldent of our a .11 Court, the Uih day of
February, A. D. oue thousand eight huudred and
beve'..ty-iliree.
8. U. ROTIIERMEL, Bheritf.
Li.otd T. Rouhhauh. Protliouotary.
Suubuiy, February IS, 1173.
AssjIgueeSule of Valuable Proiyertjr.
WILL he sold at Public Sale, at the Store room
lately occupied by W. J. Wolverton, In Masonic
Hall building, Sunhury, Pa., ou
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY the 83d, 1673,
the following property, to wit i a full stock of
OUT liuut'b, Millions, Urocerlcs, tjueensware
and Glassware. The (irooeilcs cuus.st ol'ugar,
Tea, Cotl'ee, Svrupa, Salt, Cau Goods, Tobacco,
Simps; Dry UoihIs of Musliu, Gloves, Hosu, fa
ble and Pocket Kuivus. &c. iSic. Also, oaeicood
Ytll SG IKiRdE, one Bprltg Wa'on, 1 sell of
binu'lo llaruuss aud rly Jiot, one tl'ht Hundred
pound Platform Scale, uud a general asserttneat
of store fixtures. Sale to comma 'oe at 10 o'
clock, a. m., of said dnv, when terms will be
made known by P. ii. MOOKE, Assignee,
ir.ebnry, Feb. Ji, 1870. , . .
Tavrni, ljiqtior Wtn A Rostaornnt
' LICKJiNIM. .V H
NOTlCH Is herclif rIvob that tho fbltowli.
persons hsve filed pnttlon la the Courts of
Quarter KMxInna of the Police of Norfhiimlwr
Innd County, for Tpyrrn, Uquor fllore, and IW
stnursnt IJornre, knd thai the snme will bo pre
sented to thri ftild Court on'lAo 8J day Of March
Belt, according to law.
TAVERN. -C.
B. Borer, Cameron townthlp, old stand
G. W. Pets i : J.T ? '
JMeph B. Bdclter, faVncrori ' ' eld tnd.
Benjamin- Kno,-Zerte
Thoimm Foulds
IX A..Orsraa M 4:J I M K 1 I 1.
Richard Wild -
Michael J. IVowney , '.v
Thomaa Fotildt, Hnr. '
James Coofwr . - : a ' -
Henry B. Weaver ,..--!
Peter McDonald. Mt. pRfinol' ' '
Frnnk
McCarty . , " 1 ' ' . "
John Scntl
Thomas Tohrt ' ' 1
Edward Mntdootiey
uatnenne nester '
James RsffBrty . '
A. OrtUlth '
Thomas Bcott ' ' '
nomlatck Otis '
Michael RegSt) , . .
A." Vt'ah3 Lower Mahariof
Daniel J. K,.fDC, .
Franklin SnVidga,' f, .
Abraham RotUeraicr .. ' ,
Jofiah Byerly ' '' "'
Jacob Welter, Jordan
F.llna aiinnnVir '
t
.rf,
H. W. Fojfely ..
W. W. Bbartel". 1
Henry E. Byerly, Jackson - , ..
Nathan Laudousleger, Jackson ' eld slaud.
John Albert ' . .. ) . '
J, y. Hillraan ; I j j. . , - ,. . v '
J. O. SmltU , . t j (-.. . ; .: ..
Ktnanncl Oelst, Upper Mahsnoy '
Joseph Mawrer ,-4 . " '
Daniel E. Kchrw, WttshlngtoA ' r.' ' v ''
H. C. Fisher ; " ' ' '
Si.mncl Stal.'lnueker, Dcluwuro ,
Jacob l.elsenrlng, Shanioklu I - - '
Thomas M. Nest.it '
S. A. Sayder, - Lewis ' .- ' '
John Tuarson " Point 1 ' '
C. II. Raker. Little Mahanoy
J. D. Kciti, Little ilnbanoy, old etuud,
Michael Haley Coat , , ,.. ,
John J. Bl.ovliii, Fl.aiaokiii bar. . .. oJd stnnd.
Joseph Lcvn&. Coal ..
ioi.u uowuey (1 5.: ,
Joel liittermun, Upper AuiuMa, .
A. II. BeJgetresor,Mt. farmpl boronjjh ' '
Joseph l)eppbr; '
Mlcbuel C.ruhain " ' ' '
Joseph MctltlgU ' ' 1 "'
K. C. Herb ' . t
V. W. We!V ;
Charles (.iruitay iaUury .
nenry miss , .
J. H..!etrn. . y
'..1'!
K. T. DrmuhcUer ' .
Jaeob SI. ('"Is ' .
Dr. Jus. i-Iysiet
Jerry Void ?yortUumhcrlnud oil stand,
(iei.rgo Ktkeri, Xurthiuubcrlaud '
Julia Ann Johntou ' . , '
Thomns Logan
J. V. Llovd "c J. H. Jenkins, Nortli'd '
Thomas J. Htaiam, North'd
Henry U. Hopp, Hunbury ,aol4Cand.
Willinin Farrow, Snydertown,.
John Cooner, Watsontown,' ' '
John n. Foresmau '
William McAudrew, Shamokln borough
Hcury linen '
Emauuel E. Cares
Alfred Finney . " '
Harrison Jlolm' '
W. M. J. A. Weaver .
Mary Timinss
Thumua-Gii'.i'Fiita.
Klixabetb Kukbpm
William Iln7.e
John Curtis . , . .
Jared Howiurtcr,
W. F. Roth
John Larkiua '
Jacob Mowrer, Shamokin bor.
Win. Fisher, Milton
John M. Huff, Milton
old staud.
old uland.
old staud.
Francis O'Doncl, Milton borough "
II. E. Lutz . .
L. U, Stk-ker ,
H. J. Render, McF.wenSTille
Charles tlartmun, Mont'iudon
I). H. Drclslutrh, Turbutvillc, borough
Biinim Opp, Turbutvllle, bor
W. Daiciiii'.u, Dcwart,
old fVind.
oru smnu.
Liql"orw,STORE.
AnthoiiT Ci.ltnn, Wiamokin borough old stand.
H. E. Ad'.ir.s A : a n't Lutth.i '. new stand.
Kainuel Hiruli, old stand.
Danll Smrtiel old stand.
EJwnrd Dawson Mt. Carinel ' new sianJ.
H. J. Banford .t W. E. Mowray Mi'.toa
Cyrus Drown, Milton
old etaud.
Thoinub r.oebor, Saumokln borujiU
uew st.tnd.
lUvSTAUUANT
Jenkins Jones, Zerbe
old ttaud.
Christiana Rahuer, 7erbe
Margaret liurke, Ml.Carniel
Nathaniel Hutb, Milton borough
Frederick Wolf
Henry Huth
Jacob Klvrner ''.
C. W. Sticker '
Jacob Kreltser
Jacob W. Hrh-'ht, Piuihury '
W. J. Walls H. F. Briicbl, Sunbury
Michael Kilay, Mt. Carruel
Moses Kooter '
Lewis Hummel, Shamnklh
ttharles Schuncwolf, Shamokln bor.
Thomas Williams Shamokin bor.
Jacob Drometter, '
August (llassner '
Aluxander Long
Wm. Ilurrows '
T. II. Schweltser, Watsontown
James Cunimlnjjs '
W. A. risher
John T. Lone. Cameron
old staud.
old stand.
new stand.
old staud.
old stand.
h. T. ROHRBACH, Clerk
fiunqtiry, February 15, 1873.
To the itliena or Kuabury.
THE undersigned has mads arrauitemeuta to
attend tbe Tuesduy and buluiday Markets, with
Fresh Butter, Eti;8, Lard, PnlatiH) and Apples,
which will be sold as low aaean be had ele where.
Call at tbe Markot slaud uear Fourth und Mar-
streets, south sldu. A fte market hours any of
Iheubove articles ran be bad by calling at his
store on Spruce street between Second aud Third
where tbe best brands of tbe celebrated Lochiel
Flour is kept constantly on hand, dried Fruit,
Cider, Vinegar, c.
JOHN WILVER.
fiuubury, February 15, 16V4.
Notlee er riling Account la Court.
NOTICE U hereby given that L. T. Rohrbach,
Assignee of D. S. 111. h A Co., bus filed b.e
accouut iu the otllce of the Pio.' jolary in and
for the county of Northumberland, and that the
same will be presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of said county, for confirmation aud allow
ance on Monday the 10th duv of March next.
L. T. KOHKIIAt'II, Protbouotury.
Biiohury, February 15, 1873.
Auditor' otl.e.
TIIHE nnnerslgncd bavin; been appointed by
.1. the court to restate the account of George
L. Weimer, administrator of Daulel Weiur-r,
late of tbe boroufh of Northumberland, decd,
and report on ereeptloiis filed tqereto, hereby
(rives notice that be will attend to the duties of
his appoiulment at his office in Sunbnrv, Pa., on
Thursday the Soth day f February, 1873, at 10
o'clock, a. m.when all persons interested may
attend If tuep see proper.
L. H. KABE, Auditor.
Jannary 26, 178 t.
Adualalatrator'a Nvttee.
(Estate of Nancy Cassatt, doe.)
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
litraliou haylKir beon Rranied to tV undorslgned
on the Estate of Naivy Casaalt, lute of the bor
ough of Buuhry, VwfUiumberUuid couuty, Pa.,
dec. All poraou kubwing themselves Indebted
to said estate, are requested to ueku immediate
payment, aud those having claims, to pretuut
then for ecttleueut. ... . . . . .
P, Ii! MOORS A dm r..
Punbnry, Jan. 4, lSTO.rCt.. . i ,
eOlUT riROtf.AlnATIO!VV Notlee
Is hereby (tlven that ths several Courts of Com
mon Pli-ns, Ustieral Quarter Sessions of the Fcace,
and Orphans Court. Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General lull Delivery, In and for the county
of Northumberland, will commence at the Court
Hotisto, In the hntnnub of Snnbury, t 10 o'clock
A. VL, on I1ON0AT, MARCH the WUr, 'next,
and will continue two weeks.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Consta
bles In and for the county of Northumberland are
requested to be thfn and, ,tUere In, their proper
persons, wlth.thelr roU records, b,iaulitloa,
und other tmrn-rlirirnces, to do those things (o
their several olllces appertalnlna toitadonaAad
all witnesses proteculInK in behalf o( llie Com
monwealth atralniV4e prjeoner, are Ikquested
and commn'nded to be tben nnd there attending
n their proper persons to prosecute against Lira
s shall bsJat--and notte devait without leave
tt their peril. - Jurors are requested to be pane
unj.in their attendance, at the time appointed,
nerecably to their notice.
Oivcn under my hand at 8uubnry, the 6th day of
Pebmnry,' (h the" year bfonr Lord one thousand
el(bt hundred and seventT-thrce. '
SAMCU. pOTURMELeUerlff.
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Autlltt'liurlCH Gale's) r.tte.
Notice is hereby given to ...1 persons Intei'c 't
ed, that tho undersigned Auditor to distribute the
balni.ee In the bunds of Robert A. Gifl'en, one of
the Executors of Charles Gale, deceased, to and
among thase legally entitled thereto, will attend
to the duties of his appointment at his otllce. In
the Boroi.nh of tfunbury, on Friday, the 381 tl day
of Februarv, A. D., 17:1, nt 10 o'clock, A. M.
W. I. C.KF.EN'Ol'l.H, Auditor.
Futilmry, Feb. 8. 187:1. St.
Au.Ut Kstlatc ori liarleis tiale, dec.
Notice Is hereby given tn n'.l person's interested,
thm the nnd.-rslir'ned Auditor, to distribute the
balance In the hnnds of Josej.h Priestly, one of
the Executors of Mury S. (iiile, deceased, who
was Executrix of Charles (iale. deceased, to nnd
among those legally entitled thereto, will attend
to tbe duties of his appointment ut his otllce, In
the llorough of Suuburv, on Friday, the '.iSlb day
of February, A. D.s 1ST:!, at 10 o'clock A. M.
W. I. (iKKENOl'tiH, Auditor.
Pnnhury, Feb. 8. U73. 3t.
.NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given thut application has
beeu made to ibe Court of Common Pleas
of Noithumherland County, by the Port Auwa
Building A Loan Association for amendment to
articles Teuth nnd Eleventh of the Connituti n
of said Association, and that said amendments
will be granted nt the next regular term of said
Court, unless cause bp shown In the rontraiy.
LLOYD T. ROllltHACJl.
Pro'.houutary.
Sunbury, Feb. 8. 1873. St.
Utile on lleira of Valeutiue Klae,
deceased.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA s3
County of Northumberland,
To the Sheriff of said Couuty Greeting .
We command yon thut you notify Mary Klase,
widow of Valentine Klase, lute ot the borough of
8uydertown, county of Northumberland, deceas
ed, Catharine, now intermarried with Abrum
Reiner, Eve, now Intermarried wiih G. W. Lerch,
John Kh.se, William II. Kli.se, Lavlna, Inter
married with Isaae Boughner. Islie is now de
feased leuving the follewinf children: Isabella
Boughner, T. 1. Boughner, Henrietta Bouxliner,
Clara Boughner and George Boughner. liarab
Ware, now intermarried with Noah Ware, Va
lentine Klase, Hannah, now Intermarried with
Daniel Daubach, Busannah, now in let married
with George Adams, all heirs and legal represen
tatives of Valentine Kluse,-lute or the borough of
Buydertown, Northumberland, County, deceased,
that at the Juuuary Term, A. I), ibfd, a ruleVas
granted upou fbem the said heirs and legal rep
reseututlves of the said decedent, commanding
them jo come forward aud accept or refuse the
real estate of said decedent at the valuallou put
upon the same by an Inquest, Issuing ou' of this
Court, returnable at the January Term of the
year 1873, or show cause why the same should
not be sold in ease the said parties should neg
lect or refuse to take and accept the same as
aforesaid, by the first day of next Term, vU, the
second Monday of Maicb, A. D., 1873.
Witness the Honorable Wm. M. Roeke
M 1 feller. President of our Said Court, this
lJ twenty first day of January, A. D. elgh
teen huudred and eeventv-il.ree.
J LU6ENKINO.
Clerk O. C. '
Register's OfUee, .
Sunbury, Feb. 1, 18T3. St.
M WHISKEY. '
I Pr Gatyw tl per fas ' of la
... i,A6GE iCUTTXJlis) t ,
TLli TnfsWy Is tirf 6 life, Ibtif yean old
: . wv. .and very mellow, i.k .
.,VAN PEIL'S-"YELLOW-aUAJL"
u - . v 6HEHHD.. ii; '
f 11 per Gas of Twelvs Bottles.
' Thli Wine rs otfer Our friends, knowing K
lobe perfectly pnrs add always uniform In qua
lltyr ir-r . -- . .
Ask your. Grocer for
VAN BET Ltf tl WHISKEY.
Ask your tmr7hit for
jr.
TAN BxiLsfVaisKfer.
Th) yoiir Crocar yxia want,
VAN BELL'S "YELLOiV SEAL"
-SHEKRYV';-
. Tell your Druggist you want
VAN,BEIL'r"XEUiQW SEAL"
Vt,.,; :- KHEBBY i T ... .
Or, send your order to , .' ',
, - U. l A. C. VAK BEIL.
TflE WINE MERCHANTS,
No. 1310, CHESTNUT 8T.,
Philndelphia.
Iinporlore of all fine Bmndiei, Gins. Rums and
Wines, and dealers In tbe best qualities of Rye
and Bourbon Whiskies by the barrel, demljohu
or case. , T. ;!,v
CHAWPAJGNES.
Feb. 8, 1873,-1 jr; .'"
Special C'oart.
NOTICE h beiVhy piveii tbnta Special Court
of tbe Courtof Common Plena In and for
tin eouuty of Northumberland, will be holden at
ftnubnry, tomnieuolnar MONDAT, April 7, A.D.
1873, and Continuing one week, for she trial of
all special causes on tbe Pleas ileDui.ding
LLOTD T. ROnKBACH, i
Bnnbury, January 87,1878. Prothonotary.
Election Proclamation,
WHEREAS, by an Act passed by the Legis
lature of this Commonwealth, it lsnii.de
tho duty of the Sheriff of every couuty to giro
notice of an election to be held ut the time und
places of holding election for town-hip anil mu
nicipal olllcers of snid election districts, for the
purpose of voting for or against the Act known
as the Local Option Lair approved tho K7tb day
or March, A. D. 1872, which provides as follows :
Sr.c. 1. Br. it enetnl, c, That on the third
Friday in March, oue thousand eight hundred
und seventv-three. In every city nnd cmin
ty of this Commonwealth, and at the annu
al municipal elections every third vear thereafter,
in every such city nnd rountj, it shall be the du
ty of the Inspectors and Judges of the election iu
the cities aud counties, to receive tickets, either
written or printed, from the legal voters of sM 1
cities and coanties, labelled on the outside "il
eense'anc1 oa the inside 'fi-r l!ceuse,"or"agninst
license." aud to deposit said ticket Iu n box pro
vided for that purpose by said Inspectors and
judifes. as is required by luw In the caie ef other
tickets received, shall be eouuted, and a return
of the same mnde to the, Clerk of the Cot.it of
li'jarter besslons of the pence of the proper coun
ty, duly certiried as it is required by law ; which
certificates shall be laid belore tbe judge of said
court at the first meeting of said eou.t ufier sti 1
election shall be held, aud shall be filed with the
olkrr records of said court j aud It shall be the
duty of mayors of cities, aud sheriffs of counties.
j or of any oilier oQlcer whose duty It may be to
pcn.ii in sucn veiTlce, to give due public notico
of such speciiil election above providsd for, three
weeks previous to the time of holding the same,
and also three weeks before such election every
third year thereafter . J'rovideJ, thut this act
shall not b5 construed to repeal or affect any spc
clul law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating li
quors, or prohibit the granting of liconses : Pro
fiu'ju, that when tho municipal and tewnship
ir.ect.ous In auy county or cily do not occur on
the third Friday in March, the elections provided
, f..r In this section shall he held on the day fixed
for the maniciml rtoriions ii. said eouuty s Awl
TrrvvitUd, furtlitr, that nil Recuses granted alter
j toe llrst of January, one thousand eight hundred
! and seventy-three, shall cease, determine and he
j coino void ou tbe first day of April, one thou
j sand eight hundred and seventy-three. If the clis
I trict for which they shall be granted determines
i uguinst the grueling of licease ; aud thetreasu
j rerof the proper county shall then refund to the
I boldnr of su?h license the moneys so paid tliere
, for. for which the said ti.-asurv.rs shall be enti
tled to credit in their nccoants with the Cow
' itionwcalth.
b,-c. T hat In receiving aud rountlug,? and
m Via; returns of the vote cast, the inspector..
Jndj. nd citiks of said election, shall bu kov
erued by tt.l laws oflhis Commonwealth reau'.nt
inir jerernl eitct'ona and n'.l the penait.es . ('
sui.l election lsv.s nre hereby extended to and
shall apply to tie .nters, inspectors, Judges ami
e'erks, voting at and ntieixiing upon the eiet llon
held under the provisions if this act.
Suction 3. Whenever by the returns of elec
tion iu any city or eouuty aforesaid, it shall ap
pear that there Is a mnjot ity' ag.ii"6t license, it
shall not In; lawlul lor any court or bond of
license commi?simers to issue any Howinc, for the
sale of spirituous, viuous, m ill oi other intoxi
cating liquors, or any admixture thereof. Iu si.id
city or couuty, ut any time thereafter, until a- an
election as above provided, a majority shall vo'.o
In favor of licn?e : Proi kUd, That nothing con
tained in the provisions of this act shall prevent
tha Issuing of lieesses to druggist, or the sale of
liqnors for medicinal and manufacturing purpo
ses : Iroridtrt, That the cltisens of the borouirh
of Lebanon shall vote upon the question ou the
third Friday or March, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy. threo, on the same day and
time when tbe townships of the county of Leba
non hold their spring elections.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES RUT AN,
Speaker of the Sennte.
Approval. The twenty-seventh day of March,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred xnd
seventy-two. JNO. W. GEARY.
Therefore, I, S. H. Rotdkumkl, Hith Sheriff of
Northumberland county, do hereby insk known
and proclaim to the quulillcd voters of Northum
berland county, that nil election will be h. la tor
that purpose, on FRIDAT, the 21st dav of F F. It
KUARY, A. D. 18T3, nt the following places aud
districts within the county, to wit :
Snnbury, West Ward, at the Court House. Snn
bnrv, Pa. ; East Ward, at the public hense o' E.
T. Druinheller.
Upper Augusta township, at the public hn'.ise
of Joel Bitlcriuun.
Lower Augusta township, at the public hou-e
of Peter Duukelberger.
Northumberland borough at the public hnu'e
of Jerry Yordy.
Point District, at the honse of Mrs. John-ou,
in the boron);)) of N'ttithumberland.
Mi. ton, South Ward, ut the Douse ol C. W.
Sticker; North Ward, at the public house ol J.
M.Huff.
Tin but township, at the house of Abraham
Kissinger.
Delaware township, at the bouse of Dutesinan
and Heckle.
Cbillisquuque, at the house uf Charles Ilurl
mnn. Watsontown, lewer room of Academy building-.
Lewis township, at tbe house tr D. II. Dreis
bach, lu Turbutville boroevb. -?
Shaiuokiu lowusblp, at 'he house of T. Ncshit.
I'pper Mahauoy towusuip, at the house of
John 11. Gelst.
Little Mabanoy township, at tbe house of Con
rad Maker.
Lower Mahanoy, at the house of A. Roader
iiie I.
Rush township, at Liberty-Pole school honse.
Jackson townsblp, at the house of Juhu Al
bert. Ili'iniiou, Pa. i
Coal township, at the house of Job Ponueye.
Sham.ikin borough. East Ward, at the house of
Wm. M. Weaver; V.'esi Ward, at the houso of
Patrick Kaims. ,
2rt towjiahbp,, ,'a.t the, louse of Thomas
Foil Ids,' Jr. '
Cameron township, at the house of G. W.
Bet I, Goweu City.
Jordan township, at the house of Jacob Mas ser.
Mt. Carinel hoi out')., at tbe Mt. Carniel House.
Washington township, at the house of 11. C.
Flsfcer.
MeEwensvtlle, at the house of Henry Rc-eder.
Tin tml Hie , ui the bouse ef Simon Opp.
Mt. Cam.el township, ut the House of Michael
Gruhain.
Riverside boroh, at the public school huuso
of said borough. :
Suydeitpa v, public kouso nf William ,
Fariuw.
Giveu under myhaud, at my office, In Sunluiry
this ?8ih day of Jauiury, in the Jca. of our Lord
oue ll.ousund eight huudred aud seventy. three,
aud In tbe ninety seventh yuar of the Iud..pen
deuee of the United Slates.
a. H. ROTIIERMEL, Shciiff.
Shiid''s Office, Sunbury,
. February 1, 117(1. x
1AH