TT. R. DUNN ..... EDITOR.
TUESDAY MOANING, FEB. 14.
Tlie members of the Republican
County Committee will meet at tlio
Frothonotary's office on Monday, Fob.
27th, 1871, nt 7 o'clock, P. M., for the
purpose of selecting Delegates to the
Union Republican State Convention,
and for the transaction of other busi
ness. A full attendance is desired.
J. B. Aonf.w, Chairman.
A RAILROAD HORROR.
Disaster on the Hudson River Rail,
road.
On Monday night 6th inst,, at about
10.20, an oil train ran into an express
train on Wapingeis bridge near New
Ilatuburg station. The bridge broke
down precipitating the locomotive of
the express train, and two passenger
cars into the stream beuealh. The
sleeping car 'contained eighteen per
sons, all of whom were burned to death
or drowned. The engineer and con
ductor of the sleeping car were among
the lost Nineteen bodies have been
recovered. We have not room to give
their names. It has been stated that
some of the corpses were robbed while
they were being removed.
Gen. Harrison Allen.
The York, Pa., Republican, in re
viewing the candidates for nomination
for the office of Auditor GeneJal, thus
speaks of Gen. Allen :
The name of Gen. Harrison Allen,
of Warrea, will be presented to the
Convention, which will meet nt liar
rislnrrg on the 10th of March, :is a
candidate for Auditor Geueral. Gen.
Allen is now serving his second year
in the Senate, to which place he was
elected in 1869. He is a staunch
republican, a man of irreproachable
character, popular not only in his own
district, but all over Western Penn
sylvania and will make a good stan
dard benrer to lead n tn viotnnr in
the Det campaign. Gen. Allen took
nn actWe and prominent part in the
war of the rebellion, and raised the
first company of troops recruited in
Warren County. He went out as a Cap
tain in the 10th Pennsylvania Re
serves, and wa soon promoted to
Major. After several mouths service
be was compelled to resign his position
in consequence of sickness and returned
home. After a severe illness of several
months, he recovered, and as soon as
be was able to travel he began raising
troops jerparatory to going out a
second time. He went out in 18G3 as
the Colonel of the 151st Pensylvania
volunteers, and served out the period
of his enlistment. Ho participated in
the battles of Drainsville and
Chancellorsville, in both of which
actions he distinguished himself by
bis barvery. Gen. Allen was elected
tj the House in 18G6, and returned in
m 1867, and was chosen Senator
l'rom the 28th Senatorial district
in 1869. His career, in the Legis
lature has been marked by consistency
fiJelity and uprightness, and his name
is uiisullied, and his Imuor unimpeach
ed. Such a record as he has made, is
alike creditable to himself and his con
st ituents, as it has been serviceable to
the State. As a legislator he has been
entirely above suspicion, and his rec
ord a consistent one throughout. Gen.
Allen isaself-mademan.and has made
his way to his present position by his
own unaided exertions. - He has been
remarkably successful in all his uuder
takings.and has never met with a single
defeat in any of his contests. Ho was
a supporter of our good President
Liucolo in 1860,and was a delegate to
the convention of 1868, which placed
in nomination Geu.Grant. All cir
cumstanceg considered, Gen. Allen is
inmost available caudiduto for Auditor
General.
' The following named persons are
spoken of as candidates for the Re
publican nomination of Auditor Gen
era 1 :
Gen. D. B. McCreary, of Erie;
Citj.t. Wm. H. Patterson, 'of Juniata ;
Col. Frank C. Heati.n. of Chelsea: Dr.
Da iid Stanton, Beaver; Gen. J. A.
Leaver, of Centre ; Gen. J. T. Owen,
of Philadelphia; Gen. Harry Allen,
of Warren ; Gen. James L. Stl fridge,
of Northampton; Senator Billingfelt,
of Lancaster.
I or Surveyor General, Gen. J. M.
Caupbell, of Cambria; Oil. W. P.
V' i,iwi, of Centre; Col. It. B. Heath,
of cUuylkill, and Col. R. A. McCoy,
of L'iuubria, are spoken of.
"Is our civilization a failure? Or
is the Caucasian played out?" asks
Bret Harte for less cause than we
have for quoting him : The other day
,i very seedy specimen of the genus
.Irrui-beat approached one of ourxtaid
(;1J citizens, saying, "Say, mister, lend
me two cents?" "What for?" asked
l!.e citizen, sourly surveying the brassy
l. ;- ur of coppers. "To buy a drink
if whiskey," wa the business like
oi.s .ur. ,"No, sir !" was the indignant
n ply of the staid old gentleman.
"Yiu have the impudence of the
ti uil, a big liealthy fellow like you,
itskiu r fur two cents, and tlictl openly
it vowing tbatyou want to buy whisky I
No, sir? not a cent." "Iook-a-here,
mister," said the loafer, shoving bis
Land down into the recesses f bis
trousers pocket, "Here's eight cents.
J'lu-y ain't adambit of use Ut me
'I Mkr costs ten cents!" Spectator,
We take the following from the
Clarion Ikmocrat : y
John Seaton of Fnrtiiinglort town
ship had his leg broken while hauling
logs, one uay nisi ween.
William Helm, of Ashland town,
ship, was hauling timber in Farming.
ton township, where he had his lee
,...ii :..!.. .i t... ... j....
tliu not learn particulars.
As wo go to press, on Thursday even
ing, the court is empallheilinjf a jury
try James Austin, charged with man
slaughter the killing of Walters, the
colored barbar at Last Brady, a few
weeks ago.
The house of John G ruber, Sr., at
Gruber's mill, on Millcreek. was burn
ed on Monday morning of last week.
Nothing was saved except a few articles
in the lower story. It is supposed the
fire caught from a stove-pipe. Mr.
Gruber is an industrious man and a
good citizen, and has the sympathy of
the community in this and other losses
he has lately sustained.
The following items are from the
Brookville Republican :
We learn that Mr. N. B. L.iine,who
underwent the scvero ordeal of an am
putation of a limb some ten days ago,
is doing as well ns could be expected.
Drs. Brown and Karuey, of Brock way
ville, are in constant attendance, and
lively hoe is entertained that they
will be able to have him about iu'a
short time.
On Thursday night, the 2d inst,, the
residence ot Mr. L. K. Kline, of
Brockwayville Was destroyed by fire.
The family were wakened from" sleep
by the cry of fire, and were only saved
through the exertions of Mr. Kline,
who was severely burned, but not fatal
ly. The building with all its contents.
as well as the clothing of the family
were ucstrnven.
George Wilson of Brookville, while
engaged I at Lathrop's Mill, iu II nth
township.in uhlading logs from tbccnr
employed ta bring them info the mill,
met with an accident by which his leg
was broken in two places. It appears
that a number of logs had become f.o
sen together upon the car, and in en
deavoring to remove thfm, the entile
load was rolled on", and by somo acci
dent caught and rolled upon him. Dr.
Garver was called and reduced the
fracture.
Frightful Accident.
The up train last evening, train No.
1, which is due here at 8:0.", brought
the intelligence, that a man had ground
to atoms by the ears at McClintock
ville, when our reporter, accompanied
by a large delegation of citiz-uis, re
paired to the spot, where they learned
the harrowing fact as revealed by clots
of blood and shreds of flesh which
were strung along the track for twenty
rods, that the roport was more than
sustained. It. C. Beveredge, acting
Coroner, was summoned, and the pnr
ties present, after procuring a box,
proceeded to gather such portions of
the mangled flesh as could be distin
guished from clods of earth along the
track. Esq. Beveredge, having sum
moned a jury to view the remains, ad
journed until 9 o'clock this morning,
when the following facts were elicited :
The man's name was Geo. W. Ho vis.
He had been to Oil City to collect a
small sura of money lived near the
scene of the disaster was in the habit
of drinking pretty freely had a fami
ly of nine small children depandent
upon his earnings for a livinsr, who
are now left destitute. The is the ver
dict of the jury : "George W. llovis
come to his death on the evening of
Feb. 6th, 1871, hv being run over by
train No. 20, on the O. C. A A. R. R.
No blame is attached to the engineer."
The Railroad Companv, we are inform
ed, will defray fnneral expenses.
The remains were brought to this
place last night on a hand car and
were viewed by a great number of our
citizens. They presented a most sick
euing sight. A heel was found in one
place, the heart in another ; a thumb
was phked up here, a portion of the
shull bone there. The skin of the face
was pulled down in such a way as tn
render recognition impossible. House
ville Bulletin, Feb. 7.
X&to Advertisement.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Xsniffl P. SiKin", Treasurer of FnrcBt
County in account with liio Uoinmoii-
(Til ill of Pennsylvania, from Jan. 3d,
1870, to Jan. :ilt.t, 1871. Dr.
To atu't of State Tax. 1S70 Jl'OO 12
" " Ten day awesmont 114".
" " mercantile appniisemt KM 0
" " tavern licciiHes (H) 11') (0
44 " pamphlet lawn 1870 12 00
" " credit on Co. account ViH 41
$740 26
I'r.
By balance due la.it Bcttloment fll2 22
By htate Tread, rec't dated Jan. 31
1K71 Ofr, gf,
Ily Slate. Treas. rec't datod Oct. 4,
1H70 15 Kg
By State Treas. rec't dated Oct ,
170 104 50
By Stato Treas. rec't dated Oct. 4.
l7u 05 fiO
Ily percentage, on 10 at A per
cent. 29 90
$740 2H
James P. Sijrprlns, Treasurer of Forcxt
County, in account with the J-'umls.ol
vaid Nmnty, l'rom Jan. M, 1870 to Jan.
31st, 1H71. llr.
To am't due last nottMiiwit $!.V17 M
" Heated taxes 170 t(tR) !Kt
" judgment, U.iul and Maze 01 00
" int. on " " " lit i"
" eonta and exp. of Auditors M So
To hill eokts J''oret Co vs. Vcoau-
Ui Co. 54 37
To nv'd l'rom J. W. Miller, Ex-
Treamirer 'J0O 01)
To fu-wiiniiiK MillMone Ti., from
fclk Co. Is Si
To county iuu S 8 ti
" ten luv aHse.HKinent 7ii ftn
" rrntiif county lands 8lti
" Ui!aiK ace."t of A. 11. Hoot Hi 77
" redcnii tinit uouniy lands CiU :to
" road tax, Kx -Treas. Miller 12 OS
" militia ' " -.12 2
" reiint;' orders 4H 77
O.'l :i5
J-W)9 i;i
Cr.
tly county ordern redcetnoil
" coupolln eountv bonils '
fllfril 41
1078 40
filll (H)
JO-O 72
" exmicinlinnn
" seated Unds returned
" laiuls wild to cnilntv
" nm't charged on (State aec't
llXl!-, 4
I'M 41
uupliente road achonl onlerg a) 74
roa.i and sell. Mil orders l.HiU-7 1(1 Xt
Penntnfje on f.80S (is m-hrnil orders 1118 M
" " 4MT 4S road 04
" " 1711 ns com. " lo7 70
' " .t717 6rt big level " aja 05
" 1078 40 coupons 04 70
" " S24 !H red t n fund 114 HI
" 145H1 41 Co. ordors 873 08
ILW.Sf) 21
Ily am't rharired to bnlnneo O'.il U5
SCII Kl'j Kt'NPS.
llarnett Township.
To bnlanoe due on last settlement 5'W 48
Uy orders redeemed WW 48
llewre Township.
To balance duo last settlement S19 12
By orders rodeeniod 810 S4
By Treas. Setley'a receipt 8 29
S19 12
ITnrmonv Towwilvln
To bnl duo last settlement lllfl 74
" seated lands retu.ncd 1869 2-0 CO
440 74
By orders radefeined
" Treas. cetley's receipt
7 K
41 CO
449 71
Jenks Township.
To bal.due last sett'.eniont 1274 02
seated lands rt. lfitl-7 ao Ti
" ain't reo. from Kx-Treas
Millor io fS
1315 58
By orders redeemed 1210 87
" seated orders 1806-67 U0 73
ex-Treas. Miller's orders
redeemed 2 78
Treas. Sctlcy's receipt 41 20
1315 08
Hickory Township.
To balance due last settlement 606 86
By orders redeemed 278 85
" error last lettleinout 228 1)1
506 86
1 lllatonn Tnnsltin
To tial. due last settlement 12 SI
seiueu ranas ret. 1809 3 95
1546 26
By orders redeemed
" Treas. Setley's rec't
1546 20
ICinirslev Townshin.
To bal due last settlement 083 PS
" seated lauds ret. lot cU'd 44 74
728 P2
728 92
ll'J7 M
11L7 82
67 83
67 83
By orders redeemed
Tioiipsta Township.
To balance duo last settlement
By orders redeemed
Tionesta Borough.
To balance due last settlement
bv oraers redeemed
ROAl) FUNDS.
Tlnriintf Tnu.i..l.ln
To balance due last settlement 260 08
lT oruors reaeeineu 241 14
'l Treas. Setley's receipt 18 94
200 08
TTnu-A Tnnnu)iln
To balance due last settlement 1069 97
By orders redeemed 1080 41
" lreaa. iSetley'a receipt 9 66
1009 97
89 95
89 95
Ifarmonv Townsldn
To bnlaneo duo last'heit'.emciit
By Treas. Setley's receipt
Jlicliory Township.
To balancA duo last settlement
479 70
HV orders redeemed
ain't duo Sipgins
262 70
215 00
2 00
i.
965 55
34 22
21 HI
1
950 92
22 M
4 S 85
" error in charge.
" Treas. lietley's receipt
479 70
To bal. duo last settlement
" ain't ree'd from ex-'t'reas.
Miller
" ain't seated tax 1307
10 2 58
Bv orders redeemed
" seated orders ' 1S67
" Treas. Setley's receipt
1022 58
Kinuslpv Townsldn.
Tn bnlaneo due last settlement
540 64
540 64
By orders redeemed
Millstnnn Towiiuliln
To bal. duo la.st settlement 772 9.1
rec. d irom ex-Tr. Miller 21 05
794 58
Bv orders redeemed 772 P3
" Treas, Setley's receipt 21 05
794 68
Tionesta Boron ph.
To balance due hist settlement 6 82
By orders redeemed 6 s2
Tionesta Township.
To balance duo last settlemeut J 205 23
By ordi:rs redeemed 1205 i
KOAI) COMMrfsSIOX FUND.
Harnett Township.
To bal. doe last sett'einent 10! 78
" ree'd of oxTr. Miller 22 07
132 45
By orders redeemed
" Treas. Setley's receipt
12 03
80 42
132 45
Howe Townsldn. '
To bal. due last sctt'emrnt 760 79
" ree'd of ex-Tr. Miller 30 79
797 58
Bv orders redoemed 7
" Treas. Setley's receipt 30 79
Jnnkn Townuliln
797 58
To bal. due last settlement 702 86
" roo d of ex-Tr. Miller 92
703 78
By orders redeemed
" Treas. Sotioy'a receipt
702 84
92
703 78
Millstone Township.
To balance due last settlement 0o on
By orders redeemed 2M) M
BI; LEVKL STATIC KO.iD FCXDS.
Ilot Townsliip,
To bal. d" l"t seltlemcnt K59 85
" ec d of ex-Tr. Millor 1 70
lr.ei 65
By ordors redeemed
" Treas. Setley's roceipt
1!).".9 M
1 70
1901 6.'
Jenks Tlivnshtn
To balance due last setlleiueut
By ordors redi eincd
1757 71
1757 71
RKMKP FUND.
To ain't roo'd from ex-Trea. Miller 59 95
By Treas, Sctley s receijit 59 yj
li I.. I'avis, lliiili Sheriff, Jan. 1, 1S70, to
Jan. 1, 1871, in account with forest Co.
To am t of Fees 40
Ily let and services Kid 40
J. B. Anew, I'rollionotary, from Jan. 1st,
ls70, to Jan. 1st, 1871, iu account with
l'orest i 'ouuty.
To ain't of fees " (it r,r,
By lees and services a 55
W. W. Mason, UisirN't Attorney, Jan. 1st,
1W0, to Jan. It, 1871, iu account with
Korest County.
To autouui of fees 20 00
By fees and services ) 00
County IVniimissiviicrs, in account with
forest County from Jan. 5th, 1870, to Jan. '
t 111, in.i.
A. It. Root, to am't orders drawn 309 1)1
ily bal. due mm jwr setUeuieut 33 44
" 0! dnvs services 06 S.J
" 012 nides travel
" exMnses to Franklin
" e.. elmr.'es on b nik
" cash paid Tivas. Sin(riim
J. P. M'heeler, to Co. orders
drawn
To credit to balance
309 HI
i!0 10
18 tO
99 00
Bv bal. due as per settlement 87 80
" iVt days' serviisj m 00
" 512 miles travel 64 20
" expenses 1 00
Balance due
Benjamin Elliott, to County
vxders drawn 835 00
To awit er. to bnlaneo 77 75
299 00
18 00
612 75
B v bal. dn last settlement t In)
" 141 davs' servico 421 Oc)
" 852 miles travel 20
" expenss paid out 4:) 53
612 75
77 75
Balance due
Jacob MerciP.iott, to County
orders drawn 77
on
10 am r er. to balance
24 40
101 40
By 23 dnvs1 sorvlee
' 324 miles travel
69 00
32 40
101 40
24 40
Bnlaneo duo
FOREST mi'XTY, .
We the undersigned Auditors of Forest
County, do certify Hint we met nt the Com
missioners' office at the Court Houso in
Tionesta bomiiRh. and did midit, settle nnd
adjust the nee units of the Trensurer, Shcr
Itf, Prothonotnry, District Attorney and
Commissioners of said County, and lind
tho same as set forth In the forojtoinir re
port. In testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 30th day of January,
A. D. 1K71.
ELI 1IOI.KMAX, 1 ,
WILLIAM CLAKK, J Aud""-
STATEM EXT or Expenditures of Forost
County, A. D. 1879.
County Commissioners 1242 00
" " Clerk 379 56
" Auditors and " 107 00
New Court House 31155 57
Furniture " 2109 21
Slierill 's house and (nil 217 lit
Wild eat and Fox bounty 97 00
Jury fees i:s 4,1
Assessors' serviees 24tl 22
Printinit 5:i; 70
Council fees id", 85
ConstabU' wrvices ltio 40
Jurv Commissioners 44 62
Court crier 75 00
Uoad views 118 00
t'uel 129 68
Elections 213 70
Commonwealth costs 49 45
Itmk and stationery 119 11
Court Btiditor 1.1 00
Court houso rent 79 20
House orrcr"o .. 651 (16
Regisii V Cx;cnscs 75 M
Western Tn. Hospi'al 1-4 H
Kenairinir brlihre. Ma do Creek l'-"9 00
New bridge, Chulii(,'ton 1 'HI 64
Coroner's lees 17 i '.
Sheriff's lees Jtio
Prot honorary 's fees 01 55
District Attorney's fees 20 00
Expenses to liarrisburgh 73 00
Statement of Finances of Forest County for
1. e year cim.nir Jan. . 0 11, 1871.
I "B tlKHrrriN'KMM.
To ain't ofeountv loan 25093 00
" Co. oroers outstand
imr 4.S09 32
To ain't " for Clarlng-
ton Bridge 2SS3 C8
To am't due J. P. Sinpins liiil 32
' int. due oil c nipuns 1028 00
$.34111 87
A .UTT1 D
By unseated tax, 1870 4636 12
" seated lands returned losj 02
" duo from D. Black, ex-Tr. 809 18
6528 92
FOREST COUNTY, rs.
Pursuant to law, we tho Commissioners
of Forest County, publish the lorefioinircx
hibit of the receipts and expenditures of
said Count v for tho vear H70.
In testimony whereof we hereunto set our
hands the '30th day of Jam a -y, 1871.
N. P. W11EK1.KR, )
BENJ. ELLIOTT, Commissioners.
J. MKItCILLIOTT, j
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY VIRTUE of sundry writs of A onrll
tioui Kxin.iu s. and Levari Facias, is
sued out of the ilirt of C inniciii Pleas
of l'orest County, mid to 1110 directed,
there will be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry at tho Court House in
Tionesta, 011
Mor.day, Feb. 27tli 1871,
at 2 oclock P. M., the following di scribed
real estate, to-wit:
George S. Ionjr vs. tho Cherry and Trout
Run Oil and Miniiift Co., al. veil. ex. No.
22 February Term, 11-71 Main All do
lendant's right, title, inter 'M and cla'ui of
in and to a certain piwe or parcel of land
situate iu the township of Harmony, coun
ty of Forest (formerly Venango) and Stale
of Pennsylvania, hounded and doscrilicd
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a post,
thence south eighty-nine decrees east one
hundred and seventy-four perches to a
mist, thence south one-half degree west one
hundred and twenty. two and threo-tenths
perches to a lKist, thence by land of James
Iluiing north eiglity-idno degrees west one
hundred and seveu'y-four perehos to a
white oak, thence north one degree cat
one hundred ami t ent y-tw o and three
tenths perches to a post, the place of begin
ning, containing one hundred and iiinety
tln te acres of land more or less, being the
same piece of land conveyed to the Cliorry
and Trout Bun Oil and Mining Co., record
ed in Charters Hook No. 2, page 112, in
Venango county. Taken iu execution and
to lie sold as the property of tlia cherry
and Trout Hun Oil and Mining Company
at the suit of George S. Long.
ALSO
Ralph R. ltoberts va the Tjiko Erie Pe
troleum Coinpmiv, Levari Facias 10. 1). No.
21 Feb. Term 1871 Tate All defendant's
right, title interest and claim of in and to
all that tract nnd pan el of laud sit utile
iu the townsliip of Kingidey, coun
ty of Forest. State of i'enusvl vauia, being
part of lot No. 5193 deserihed an follows:
Beginning at the northern corner of said
tract. No. 5193 running theuee southerly
along said tract 221 8-10 icrchc to a black
sik tri e, ther.ee south 42j east 320 perches
to a black oak tree, thence north 44 0 along
the tract line 1.' 3 i-lo perches, thence north
42i went by a lino parallel lo tlio north
easterly bounds of s:ud tract No. 5i:.3 one
hundred perches thence north forty-four
anil a half degree eiut i;82-l(l perches to tho
tract lino, thuuew northerly alorg said tract
lino 2J) perches to tho plai n of beginning,
containing 4oo acres more or less.
Al.su All that certain oilier tract or par
cel of land situate in Kiugsley township in
said county, described a,s follows: Beg'n
ning at a hemlock tree, corner of said" lot
Ihcnco running north 4ii" west 141 8-10
perches to a wileli hazel tlienco south 4f
west 87 peri'ehs to a post, thence south 43
east 141 5-1.1 perches to a stono corner,
thence north 41 east ninety-four perches
to the place of beginning, containing M)
acres, lieiug the same, premises conveyed
by deed fiom Haiiiilton Slowe and others
to lioorge Baheiidorf, liearing dale Aug. 7
lh.'7,aiidiidjoiiiingthe tirst deserihed prein
ises cju the southerly side thereof and tlio
Miiinu conveyed by'ttulph It. Roberts to
the Ijiko Krio Petroleum Company and
part of lot No. 5194.
A uxt A 11 that other certain piors; of lnn1
sitim'o in the township of Tionestn In said
county, nnd Is part of lot No, 5IU2, nnd is
descrllsMl as follows, to-wit 1 Heu-tnnlngon
the esst line of unld tract No. fil!i2 fifty roils
northerly from the southeast corner 'there
of, running northerly along said east lino
75 rods, thence northwesterly parallel to
the westerly line of said tract t nnersenlli.
westerly on nail last mentioned lino 75
rods, theneo snntheisterlv immllel to II. n
south went line of snld tract b tho plnce of
ocginiitng. eonlnining 15 acres, be the same
more or less, lieing the same premises eon
Vyd to tlte Ike Erin Petroleum Com
pany by deed from Ralph R. Roberts.
A Mo All that certain other piece of land
situate in the township ,,f Hickory, enmity
of Forest, Statu of Pennsylvania, and Is the
same pieif conveyed hv 'deed from Ralph
R. Roberts to II. Lake Erie Petroleum
Company, and Is bounded on (he northerly
side by land formerly owned by tho Phil
adelphia Oil Company, on the easterly side
by the East Hickory' Creek, on the south
by land of the Oil City Company, and on
tho west by the Allegheny River.' Contain
ing 6 acres and 24 rods.
A i.ho All that certain other piece of land
situate in the nuiuo township and nn the
southerly side ofthe East Hickory Creek,
nnd is the saine piece conveyed liv Ralph
R. Roberts nnd his wife to the Ike Krio
Petroleum Company, and is bounded on
the south by the Plank road, nnd contains
one and 8-10 acres of land, reference Itoing
had to said conveyance from linlph R. Rob
erts nnd wife for'a more particular descrip
tion. Taken In execution nnd to bo. sold ns the
proerty ofthe Lake Erie Petroleum Com
pany nt the suit of Ralph It. Roberta.
ALSO
C. F. Gillespie vs. John Moodv ct. nl.
levari Facias No. 14 Feb. Term 1871 Tate
All defendant's riifht. title, interest nnd
claim of 111 and to till that certnin piece or
parcel of land situate in Kimrslev township
county of Vennngo and State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and descrilicd thus; Be
ginning nt a hemlock tree, running thence
north forty-six dc-rees west one hundred
perehos to a birch tron along the lino of
lands owned by Oeorge llnliendrotr, tlienco
north forty four degrees enst 0110 hundred
and sixty-two perches ton post along the
line of lands owned by B. F. Lacv, thence
south forty-three degrees oast one hundred
perehos to n chestnut oak tree along tho
lands of II. Stow A Co., tlienco south forty
four degrees west one hundred and flft'v
neven perches along lands of H, Stow'
Co., to place of beginning, containing one
hundred acres, strut measure, lie the same
more or less, and being part of n Inrger
tract of land No, Sim, tho nlsivo drscriU'd
lands being the saino conveyed bv tho said
fmrty ofthe second part to tho said parties
lereunto ofthe tirst part liy deed bearing
date tho 22d day of March A. I). INW, being
given to secure a part of tlio consideration
thereon assessed. Taken in execution and
to lie sold as the property of John Moody
et, al, nt tho suit of C. F. Gillespie.
ALSO
James Oodfroy va. Anna R. Roliortn nnd
Samuel Roln-rts, Levari Facias No. 27 Fob.
Term ls7l Brown All defendant's right,
title, interest and claim of in and toal' that
certain tract or parcel of land situate In
Tioi.ta township, county of Forest nnd
State of Pennsylvania on the Tionesta
creek and adjoining tho conntv lino of For
est on the north, described as 'follows! Be
ginning at a homloos on the conntv line
north one hundred and forty-one perches
west from Tionesta Creek," thence nouth
two hundred and seventy-four perches to
a iiciiiiock, ineiice east live hundred and
forty-live perches to a post, tlienco noith
two "I:"ndred and seventy-four perches to
a posi.theu" wes 'Ivo hundred nnd forty,
rive perches to ti'.rplaco of beginning, lie
Ing b'.undodou the noi'Jh by tho division
line of Forest nnd Wnrren eol'iities, on the
oust by lot n h inhered twentv-ntnei.undred
and sixty (2uoo, on tho smith bv lot twenty-eight
hundred and twelve (2812) on the
west by lot twenty-seven hundred mid
thtrtv-tivo 12735) containing eight hundred
and tllty-aix acres and lorty-two perches
bo the same moro or loss, I icing a tract or
land conveyed by James WiMll'roy to Anna
R. Roberts by deed datoil twent'v-seventh
day of March, A. I, one tlioiis'nnd eight
hundred and sixtv-tivo. Taken In exetu
t on ami to be sold as the propertj of Anna
R. Rolierts and Samuel Roberts at the suit
of James (iodfrey,
ALSO
W. W. Rose vs. The Empire Citv Petro
leum Company, Veil. Ex. No, 35, Feb. T.
1871 Spencer -Defendant's right, title, in
t crest and claim of in and to nil that cei
tain piece or parcel of land lving in Hick
ory township. County of Venango, and
Slnto of Pennsylvania, (now County of
Forest) bounded and descrilied as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the south corner of
lands contracted to Morris Purdy, tlienco
west 40 degrees east, along said lands con
tracted to snid Purdy 103 porches to a post
thence south 44 degrees east 44 perches to
a corner, thence south 4ti degrees wv,t 10
perches to a corner, thence south 44 east
61) porches to a corner, thence south 40 do
preea w 147 porches to a post, thence north
44 degrees west 104 perches to tho place ol
beginning, containing 94 acres and allow
ances of six per e -nt for roads, etc., being
fiart ora largo tract of land warranted in
the name of Thomas strtilhers by
tlio Commonwealth bv warrant dated
Sept. 2l A. D. ISMI. embracing in the re
turns of survey 400 acres and 1.0 perches,
ami granted to said Struthers by patent
from the Commonwealth hearingdate May
21, A. D. 1839 reserving however one acre
which was conveyed by snid party of the
first part to tho school district of Hickory
township by deed.
Also That certain piece or parcel of
laud situate in ickory township Venan
go count r i now Forost county) Slate of
Pennsylvania beinu a part of tract
surveyed on warrant number 3093, com
mencing at a w hite oak st uiiii) at the corner
of Luther Parties luntl, thence wet 46 de
grees east by lauds contracted to C. H.
Church 163 perches to tho north east boun
dary of a tract of land of 4o2 acres and 7
perches conveyed, by F. W. Allen to J. C.
Dayton, trustee, tlienco south 44 degrees
east 82 perches to a corner, thence south
46 degrees west ln3 perehos to a corner,
tlienco north 44 degrees west 82 perches to
tho plaeoof beginning, containing 78) acres
with allowances. Taken in execution and
to hesold as tho property of The Empire
City Petroleum Company, at tho suit of
W, W, Rose.
A f -SO
F. N. Fuller vs. Dennett Dobbs al. fl.
fa. No. 3 Feb. T. 1871 Tate All dolend
un.'s right, title, Interest and claim, of, in
and to a cerium piece or parcel 01 land, sit
uate in Jenks township, Forost county, Pa.
doscr.bod as follows, to-wit ! Part of war
rant No. 5141. subdivision No. 6, contain
ing one hundred and twonty -sevou acres
more or less.
Also. Defendant's riirht, title, Interest
and cla.m of iu and to all that certain piece
or parcel of land situate 111 How e township
Forest county. Pa., bounded and described
ns follows, to-wit: Part of warrant No.
21)5 subdivision No, 43, bounded on the
north by warrant No, 28)2, 011 the east by
subdivision No. 44, on tho south by subdi
vision No. 48, and o i tho west by subdivis
ion Xo. 42, subdivision numbers being
part of tract No. 2995 hereinbefore men
tioned, containing one hundred acres, more
or less.
Also All defendant's right, title, inter
est and claim, of iu and to ail that certain
tractor piece of land situate in the town
ship of Jenks, county of Forest, and State
of Pennsylvania, viz: Part of warrant No.
513S, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: On the noilhwestby No. 5129, on tlio
north by No. 6173, on the northe.ist by tri
angle., 011 southeast by No. 5139, on tho
southwest by No. 61:16 011 county map,
containing three hundred and fifteen acres
more or less.
Taken i t execution and to be sold as tho
property of Bennett Dobbs, at the suit of
F. N. Fuller.
Terms Cash,
E. I DAVIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's OlBoe, Tionestu, Pa., Feb. 7, '71.
43-3t.
Oubscrieb for the Kepuulicak, the bvat
t - nYppr In "he vmiim-.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE, for
February Term, 1871 I
Mrs. L, Woiigntnnn, Jlo'el, llnrimmy
Tp.
Fred. Nestle, Hotel, Trunkcyvlllo.
REGISTEllS NOTICES.
Public Notice Is hereby given that Nan
cy Dnwson. Executrix of John Dnwson,
deceased, hns tiled in the Register's Olllce
In nnd for the County of Forest, nt Tiones
ta, Pa., her tlnnl account a Kxecutrix un
der the last will ofthe said John Dawson,
deceased, and that the sumo will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court of said coun
ty for confirmation and allowance on tlio
27th day of February next, nt the Court
House lit Tionestn in the Conntv aforesaid.
42 4t. J. It. AUN'EW.'R.gister.
Jnn I", 1871.
Public Notice in hereby given that Snm
ucl D. Irwin, Administrator of the estate of
S. S. Hilling, deceased, has tiled In tho
Register's Oliice in and for the County of
Forest nt Tionestn, I'll,, his llluil account ns
administrator of the snid M, S. Hillings,
deceased, and that tho same will bo pre
sented to Hie Orphans' Court of said Coun
ty for con 11 mint 1011 nnd allowance on tho
2i'th day ot February next nt tho Court
House at Tionestn in the conntv nforesaid.
42 41. J. 11, AUNEW, Register.
Jan. 19, 1S7I.
Public Notice Is hereby given that David
S. Eldridgc al d William Winy, adminis
trators of the estate of James Eldridgc,
deceased, has tiled iu the Register's Olllco
the tlnal account ns administrators ofthe
estate of said Jitiucn Kldridge, dis 'd, (ill 1
that the same will lie presented to the Or
phan's Court of said county for cnntlrinn
tiou nnd allowance on tho 27th day of
February next, nt tho Court House In
tho iHiriingh 4 Tionestn, in the county
aforesaid. J. B AH NEW,
Jnn. 19, 1871, 42 4t Register.
PITH OLE VALLEY Il'Y.
O
N AND AFTER Saturday January 28,
irains win run as loiiown:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
stations. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolts, 2..i() p m 9.41am
Bennett, 3.08 " 9.V.I "
Woods 8.17 " llUMI "
Prat hern Mill 3 29 " 10.18 "
Pilhole City 3.40 ' 10.3.1 "
Til A I NS SOUTH WA 11 D.
stations. No. 1. No. 3.
Pitholo Citv, H.lMinm 1. Oil p m
rYnthors Mill 8.13 " 1,13 '
Woods 8.23 " 1.23 "
Bennett 8.30 " 1.30 "
Oloopelis 8.40 " l.'O "
An Extra Train lenvos Pitholo City on
Snturdays nt 6.20 p. in. making rinse 'con
nection at ilcopoli wltli Trains on the I il
Creek .V Allegheny River Railway for Cur
ry and intermediate points.
Return Train leaves Oleopolis nt 7.20 p.
m., nrriviuu nt Pitholo Citv al 7.55.
A II other Trains innko close connections
nt Oleopolis with trains nn the Oil Creek ,t
Allegheny River Hail way, North nnd
South.
Train No. 2 makes close connection al
Oil Cit v with Fnst Lino on Allegheny Vnl
ley Railway for Pittsburgh nnd intermedi
ate mints.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Pitholo City, Miller harm nmf l'lcie-anl-ville,
makiugeoniiection witlinrrlvingaud
departing Trains. J. T. BLAIR,
FID. BISHOP, Sup t.
Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa.
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