prpartment.
Railroad Meeting
A meeting of the Citizens of Greene
county was held at the "Hamilton
House" in Waynesburg, on the 11th day
of February, 18(15, to consider the ob
ject of the Act cf . the Legislature, char
tering the Waynesburg and Mononga
hela River railroad Company, and to
take measures for its construction, at
which Meeting more than ten of the
Commissioners, named in said charter,
were present.
The meeting was organized by ap
pointing Capt. Jesse ILok, -President,
and W. T. E. Webb, Secretary.
Dr. A. Patton addr,ssed the meeting,
explaining its object and feasability of
the route named in the Charter.
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed to open Books and reeei‘e sub
subscriptions, yiz Wow 11SNTh os
Duncan and I. S. Rogers ; Milkboro,
I'. V. Vernon and Win. Iforn Freder
icktown, Wm. Boyd ; Iph
Drake and Alex. Patton ; Jefferson,
John Bayard and \V. 1). Et igers ;
Waynesburg, John C. Fernlike', and
W. T. E. Weeb : Blidgeport, Capt.
Jesse, Hook ; Rogersville, Thos. Hill
arid John Rogers.
The Meeting adjourned to meet at
Jefferson, Greene Co. Pa., on SATUR
DAY, the 21th day of Feb. It is
earnestly desired that ail interested in
the enterprise he in attendance.
JESSE; H., )01i., Pres.
W. T. E. WISBIS, Secretary.
REcoun Your DEEns.—The atteni .
tion of pasties holding unreeordeti
Deeds is directed to the provisions o('
the , Act of Assembly, which require
th,
'All deeds and conveyances for real
ate in this Commonwealth. shall be
• orded in the office for Recording
Deeds in the County where the lands
ie, within six months .after the execu
tion of such deeds and conveyance, and
every such deed and conveyance, not
:recorded as aforesaid, shall be adjudg
ed frataltdenely and void against any sub
sequent purchaser for. a valuable con
sideration, unless such deeds be record
ed before the recording of the deed or
conveyance under which such subse
quent purchaser or morgage shall
New Firm.
We invite attention to the card of Cleav
enger it Hays, successors to McCollister, in
the Saddlery business. These gentlemen
are practical workmen and will give satis
faction to their customers. We invite those
in want of any articles in their line, to give
them a call at McColiister's old stand, in the
Adams hotel.
"See card- of Cotteral and Toylor in
to-day's paper.
Sixty Thousand Persons Drowned in
India.
Later advices reveal the full extent
of the disaster inflicted by the terrible
cyclone in India. A Calcutta letter to
the London Times, just received says :
I see the news of 12,000 persons hav-:
ing been lost in the cyclone was receiv
ed with incredulity in England. The
estimate was wide of the truth, but on
ly because it vastly underrated the ca
lamity. As every one who knows this
country will readily conceive, there is
no possibility of ascertaining precisely
tlie loss of life, because hundreds might
be swept away and leave no trace be
hind. But we are not without data
for arriving at a conclusion, and it has
now been calculated that there cannot
be fewer thail 60,000 persons drowned
or otherwise killed by that fearful storm.
In the Island of Saugor alone, before
the cyclone, there were 8200 persons
There are now about 1,200; nor have
any left it to ga elsewhere. Seven
'thousand were carried clean 'away by
the storm wave. All up the river the
population has been swept off, if not in
the same proportion, yet in very large,
numbers. As we all anticipated, dis-
Rage is raging everywhere-.--cholera,
lever, and sinalt-pox. The epidemic
fever, which I have mentioned in pre-
Timis letters this year, is depopulating
whole districts. A magistrate told me
the other day that he had been riding
through a village in which there was
'hardly a grown-up person left. They
had died without hope of assistance,
without medicine, without food—for
the corpses are rotting on the ground in
=any places where the salt water rush
ed
I
in. The Bengalese are in a deplor
able plight, and the zetnindars increase!
the general misery by turning the ryets
•.out of their huts because they are be
;hind-hand with their rents. There is
gooney enough here to give relief—such
imputes:can be got for money. But
lhuman means seem quite powerless to
stop the awful diseases that are walking'
through the land, carrying thousands'
before them. The native feels himself!
,wraps himself in his blanket, says it!
l its tate,•and so perishes. In this enoial
,noes population—let it be remember
ed that here ins Bengal alone we have at
feast forty-five million of people---thei
few Europeans can only do good here
And there, and yet it is solely by Euro
peans
that good is being done. The
rich native will not help his country
men. God gave him his money, and
Grid intended him to keep it. That is
pretty much his mode of reasoning.— )
Sometimes the fever strikes him, and
then in abject terror he offers English
**vire a tee of five hundred rupees to
come and visit him. In a recent case
of that sort, the man—who was worth
aboutfonr minim} st.erling=had refused
to, give a piece to the poor alter the
cyclone. 'When death, raj at his throat!
he altered his mind, and promised large
benefactions if be recovered, 14e was
not spared to add falsehopd to crack
prvicv„
News From Rebel Papers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—,The Rich
mond 11 7 4 of the 12th learns from
Fredericksharg, that a large Yankee
cavalry force - w•as moving toward that,
town throngh Stafford county.
The Charleston Courier of the Gth
says a detachment or Yankee troops
bad been landed :It Little Britain will
reconnoitered ;timid the secret parts.
A few shells were thrown :it Charles
ton on Satnntly.
A letter in tho Reg:, , t+:r says
4,000 Yankee eavairy ltave gone down
the Mississippi to New Orleans. Ex
tensive military preparations are going
911 at Baton Rouge.
The Pittsburgh Erpr,2..q of Saturday
sat:• Simla/aril's rebel scouts I,ad tapped
the Yankee telegraph near Cabin 'oi t.
Afterwards they attacked a party sent
out to repair the line, killing• eleven ne
gro cavalrytfien and capturing twenty
ur horses.
The Augusta Thg:s! , :r publishes Lee's
call for supplies, and says those who
know him will understand that he
would not make a call unless the case
tva very urgent_ It appeals to the
people to semi forward everything that
can lie s..ared.
Ihc Kilisbury (N. C.) iritelwiall says
it is confirmed that the toiics are in
sonic force at Piedmont Springs. ill
linrke county. but have made no ad
vance. Reports as to their number are
conilictintr.
Gen. Sherman's Movements
WAstilxcaoN. Feb. 16.—Major Stol
brand, chief of artillery of the 15th
corps of Show:tic's army, has arrived
here, bringing. dispatches to the Gov
eminent, Ile says ..hennatf's plans are
not generally known in hi, own army,
although he has its entire confidence.
It was tern. Blair's division whi c h
defeated the enemy at River's Bridge,
the soldiers wading to their waists to
make the attack. A little northward of
that point is a fine, high, fertile, prZainc
tive section of country, easily traversed,
with good roads, and abounding in
supplies.
PIIILAWELPIIIA, Feb 16.—A special
dispatch to the Evening Bulletin, deod
Washington Feb. 16th says-: Tile
tic:limo:id papers of the 15th indicate
hat Sherman's advanced cavalry are
:ctually as far North as Florence, the
(he
important rad: oad junction on
(he borders of North Carolina. They
ilso announce all telegraphic and rail
ad communication with Charleston
strJyed, thins showing that Sherman's
*min must have struck the northeast
(Cl railroad running from Charleston to
Awe n ce.
'he Richmond papers of the 1 Ith,
i
re ived to-day, show - that the question
of
„ming slaves has been temporarily
latil aside in the Rebel Congress,
Atm YouK, Feb. lii —Tile I l' , ,rirre
001 'spin] d ent shows that Howord's
On its advance, was obliged to
s way through forty miles of
pre
._ ..
Ts of the most dismal character
agai t Hardee's army, which they con
stant pressed back by vigerous charges.
The: charges the cavalry could not
stain consequently the losses on either
side ere small. The whole country
was f nd depopulated, with the excep
_ . •
tin o ld helpless negroes who were
on th erge of starvation. The first
stand ade by the rebels was at Salka
hatchi river, on the opposite side
of wh h they showed themselves in
force. tided by a flank movement, our
troops, vith fixed bayonets, charged
across t stream (five feet deep) in the
Ike of al heavy fir, and wrested the
. _
kit
-
place fr 1 the rebels, who fled m disor
der tow: ds Branchville, leaving their
g uns un'MN===
and fifty tilled and wounded—among
'the :iztter;Colonel Swaine.
Thi Evacuation of Motile.
CA!RO, 16.—The New Orleans
D Icasays
.The evacuation of Mobile
was begun,, and the fact known to Gen.
Granter as early as January 11th.-
15,00, balei of cotton are in the city,
which Gen Maury has ordered to be
destroyed ausoon as our fbrces take pos
session - )f the place, but it is believed the
citizens will save it.
narly two hundred deserters
from Le.'s army have reached Wash
ington ir'the past two or three days,
from Cit• Point, where they took the
oath of aipgiatice. They were provided
Provoit Marshal General Ingraham
with passes to go North. They• rep
' resent thelifferent Southern States in
rebellion. , They said that they had
been disappinted that peace was not
Well to Remember.
The fOlowing are the standard
weights of lifferent kinds of grain and
produce, aedrding to clic tables of the
Philadelphia, 'altimore, and Delaware
Railroads:
Wheat 60 pounds to the bushel
Corn 56 46 66 66
Oats 32 (4 (4 44
Barley 45 o C 4 “
Buckwheat 45 44 44 4(
Clover Seed .60 64 46 66
Tin)°thy Seed 15 t, " 44
Beans ;0 o. o "
Potatoes 40 " ~ 4,
Salt ',O o o 46
Lime fo `• ~ • ~
Diptheria or Ntrid Sore Throat.
This very previlent disease has swept
from the parental lap many a sweet babe;
and to prevent further ravages among
the little innocent should be the earn
est object of tiithErs and mottles. A
friend has handed us the following recipe,
which we take ple4ure in giving to our
readers; A poults made of the yolk of
an egg and tine sal of a pastelike con
sistency, to be put tin the throat, and
kept on thirty minsies, unless sooner
dry. If the child it* very feeverish the
poultice should be repeated. A wash or
gargle should &so be prepared and used,
consisting of equal parts of fine salt and
alum!' mixed with vinegar. For a very
severe case, make a wash tar the throat
of blood root, golden seal and pulverized
bayberry. We are Credibly informed
that in every instance where these sim
ple remedies have bees applied, the suf
ferer has twovered.—Deseret News.
Air The grain receipts at Chicago
last year figure 45,952,741 bushels.
PITTSBURGH lOARKETS,
Yost)Ay, Feb 20. 156.;.—GRAIN—The
demand for Wheat is fair,. and the market is
steady with regular sales from wagon at $2,10
for Red and 2,1.1a2,°0 for White. Barley
is not very active, but prices are unchanged;
sales at $1,60 for spring, and, it'l,7o for hill.
Oats in good dtman,land firm with saks how
Store at 95.197. Ao change to note in corn
—lint little offerin ,, and not mach wanted.
FIMUIt —The demand continues Q uite
moderate. and well knon•ra I;rands of extra
tinnily may be quoted from store at slf). 50
per the bulk of the sales being at
GIIOcER TES ___The grocery market is
(f.iet but steady with sales iu a jobbing way
at previous quotations.
Eu-1s in pretty goo,l suppl 3 -, and
the marhet is. in consequence, a ,iia(le
price; are unchanged. lTe note sales
of ',ill tt ;,:s for fair and 4u lie prime.
EGGS—Continue scarce, and, with a good
demand, the market may be quoted firm at
41c per dizen,
POTAP)ES—Are coming in pretty freely,
and the inarl;et is a. slialle eiasier. We note
sales of "Peat:li from depot, at 90e,
and small lacy from store at 9541.
APPLES—Steady with sales to a fair ex
tent at 3,50 per bbl. as to ninthly.
turill7,s tatis.
RV virtue 01:1 r; n. i,f lit• l'olirt
.1 nun (•; ,, •iw I in, di
rer led.
111.• rt• WA d I I,Zlli:it sale at Ihe
tmirt in %Va2.l.csirurz, rm
DIONIDAV, 2011 DAN OF .111AnC11.
next. at lock. p to.. the colowvinz prithettv. viz
All the Tight, title, wilcrust and Oath) of 9. \% is.: de
.1 L. M'Cotincil, .1 in and to a tract of Kind
ill NI ruin towinthin, con idy,
..f Thos. Holden, A::iiin hunt and Otlier,, con
t • icing at re,, more or less, shill fif:y-five acres
or which are I leaned : nil has crcc'ed tuetgou one
log dwelling horror, loz barn, frathe slablir and other
out bmilincs and ouo app! , : orchard the preiniZ:s
and tither fruit tree,.
•
in elecililori as the property 61 Amos Wise
and Jus I. at the, snit or the conilliort-
We3:o2 of l'enns:ONania. t,r tlie of Fulmer,
Adminisirat , n - of Corneliae f;arlo6r, wltri o teas a.ltnin
isirator and heir at la , .v of Ceo. Gather,
11E .101 INS, $ll riff.
Siirrff's Off ee, Waynesburg, ?a, Feb, 10. 'W.
Orphans' Court Sale.
-0
By vittite of an order of the Or; Inns' Court of
Greene co . to the understerted tittetued There
will be exposed to public sale, 011 toe premises situa
ted in A Ile pito tp., theene. en., l'a., un
Saturday, March 18th, 1865.
The following described real estate, late the property
of Evans, Sr., (Welt.. vii : part. No. I,
acruufiag I. the futriiti..n of said real ,state, beak
long at a al te'e tree th-oure by NII4I , of.laerth Mil
ler and Geo in it uo N E. 240, per. to a Most,
[net, a he lands of .I,lin Henry, N. 10:: per. 1., a {earl
ri te p,e lu l a nd s nt same, N'r . ;(1 per to a post, treater
N. '2O per to a pa plar !tee thence by lands of Dail'''.
t'arrwart W. 170 per to a Houk Oak. thence hr Imola
oft;eo.4linertiraa, 5. la 4 I 4 per. to the place of Ite
ginniog, tor,i titling
One B.unired and Forty-Eight Acres and
Cne-Half.
nn infileh is er, (0,41 a large two story brick dwelling
!noise and I lichen. a tog sitittle and other out build—
titgs about 1 .5 a , tax of a hick ore vlealed and In a
good slate of . t it'i% ;anl, tool a large at-ple orchard
pro,tiotatg choice bruit. a good spring of water, a rote
strnalit or water passing ilitoti2ll said Carat, amid re
garded asgood oil lands. with surface tialicat on=,
Lind WilOin IWO and to e half notes of the 13 duuune
01,1 hi,. Itab road. And. a so, I urpart No g,
ac
notdingtothe partition of tint sant teal estate. begin
ning at by too pall ;hence by Lutds of
Thos tstrope. Geo. ;11,1 olltel9. a. 130 pet.
to _ a pon:t at the corner of puirtrt No. 11, Owner by
pinpArt No 3, \V. 130 perches, to a stone in a ,lra!o,
1. attire toy t\l real t No .t. N. 31, W, 41 per to a tval
elite by tile, N 44 per io au t.stt,
thence A . per. Io a stone, the: ee 1•:, W.
Oh per. to a I), , Ft 111 , -nce by land of G. Illurrnan, E
'2lOll. to Waye acres, lot I.N-tw o 's , r
ted a log di% lit toe. log stable and Oilier Onl
bo!Lhozs, about 130 antes of witch are cleared and
in a good state of cultivation, all app:e trail a
good spring Or water. and a tine stream of walla pass
tog tbrou the said land, it is also tegar tot as good
oil leiri ora with E.lll'filt e IWO( alions. and vt anin
about t 1111111ns !rota tote I &Wotan.. and (Alio Rail
Road.
TERMS OF SALE
One third to remain in Ito' land daring the natant!
life of the widow of said dee'd., the interest thereof
to lie paid to tier annually rtt•t 0 gittaily by the pur
chaser from date of the ',milli - illation of ,ale, the one
tolf the remaining two-tlitras to he
pa.,. on the
cou
finuation of the sale, the reshitie in ONE YEAR
•itereaf er, Will inherent from dale of confirmatmo,
JAColt 5111.1,E1t.
DANIEL EVANS,
Feb. 22,'65: Adriers of WWI Evans, sr., deed,
CHANGED HANDS.
•.
COTTERILL &
HAVE purcha..rd li e Grore , y Store formerly
on lied by .Insepii %rater. Mr. Tayor keeps on
nand a triad Fuppiy of the very best E.Lia AR,
UttF
FEE, TEAS. RIC E. MItLAI , SES, Ezt, CAR
BON (111., LAMPS, SHOE
FIN DING ,, , &c, &c.„ and, in fact.IIEVERI
trzua'ly kept ie a fit st elaqs Grosery Store.
A 1111 - ,e 101)1ply just rereived. Kline in the new
Brick building Nest of Cumpriells Store.
Feb 22,
List of Applicants for Tavern Li.
cense for March Term 1865.
David A, Warley, Borough of Wavnesimra ,
N 113, Applicants of Tavern license at. said Term,
must notify the rrotlinnotary ; as the same anustbe
aovert teed, three kb precedina Court. •
J. 1" TEMPLE, Clerk.
Feb '22, '65
SAMUEL CLEVENGER. THOMPSON HAYS.
CLEVENCER & HAYS,
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKERS.
WATNEBBURQ, PENNA.
HAVING purchased Samuel lirrollisters Saddlery
establish in. ni, respectfully korona the people of
it:refute county, that they are prepwril to aecommo
date them in all kinds of work in the best of style
and at moderate I.ricc,. Give us a trial.
Snot. —lit the •'.adanis llouse"..-main street.
Feb. 22, 'O.
Administrator's Notice.
NITHEREA.g. Leiters of administration on the Es
tale of L. Miter Driver, deird.. late of
Wayne tp., have been g•anted to the subscribers,
all persons indebted to
. sand estate are requested:to
snake immediate payment. and those nevi tit daillti or
demands against the es trite of said decedent wilt make
kanwu the s4the without delay.
JEREMIAD .
lIETTY DRIVER,
Ad int n istratnrs
Feb Pifi.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1 would respectfully inform Mir frien"
throughout the County, that 1 at now a
home, in Waynesburg, and have arranged my
visits so as to spend front the first to ibt
twentieth of every month at Waynesburg.
this my customers may depend upon.
Very respectfully., S. S. PATTON.
March '2, '64.
Register's Accounts.
To be presented on Wednesday,
22d day of March Term, 1865.
REGISTER'aI OFFICE.
War nesbuig, . Feb. A, 1864,
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors, legatees
wards and oilier persons interested that the un
ders,gried Executors, Administrators, and Unardians
hate filed their accounts in the Register's ciffice, and
that the same will b • presented to the the Orphan's
Court to be held within and for the County of Greene,
Wednesday, Mari li 22nd, !tis, for confirmation or al
lowance. PETER BROWN,
Final areo . int of Melinda Philips, aduainistra.rix of
John Phillips, deed.
Account of W A Barnet admr of Jane P, Barnet. dee'd
Acc't of Win Leonard and Sol Fordyce adinrs of David
Leonard deed
Final account of Geo Doskinson and Jesse iiil( l / 4 Exrs
of Thos Iforikilmon dec'd
Acc't of David McCullough. Ear of Anthony Cooper
dec'd
Acc't of Gideon Long, adtter of David Keener, dec'd
Acc'tof J. R. Erawford, guardian of Dare!. Vivaria.,
minor child, of Datil- Swan. dec'd.
Account of Robert Zialmecalhari s aryl lafibial cive
Wu. of Jobs Cree OVA,
REIMPTIA EXPENDITURES OP ‘;;IEVIE
STATE AND COUNTY TAX LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1864 AND PREVIOUS YEARS, AND SHOWING THE
AMOUNT COLLECTED,' AND THE AMOUNT OUTSTANDING.
Tosoiships Counts' Tea SiNU Paul Ye Due
' , Tannin 6123 37 41113 31
4:11010111, 4 75 4 73
Co//eotars
.laltie. Arklin
A.lsarm,
LI /Mtn', •
Jett . . tarn,
A
Pi Pia
('a . Ira,
.1. DougioP:ty,
Lewis Yarn liar(
Al:epps, 24 07
Car 13 , ,rn0 el, 20 51
101,rwragatiela, 211 00
Marion, 302 18
Spriogo:ll 91 33
aging Inn
Gen yellers Centre 141. 38
.Irnex Graham,
1.43011111115,
Jay l' (:I , Pgray,
Isaac J Hopp,
lams
Morgan 24 41
All.ppo 21
Ctimbml4n4 511 WY
Borough $1 SJ
Centre 57:1 •4
Duitkard
(~‘ tit Miller
Rea Dow 1111
Heft DOWlilri
Geo s e o.r.
I/11 Paul
Jrickeon 71 80
springliill 14 00
Motturtrotle:a 527 92
Morpn 15 50
Perry 108 02
Marion 44 04
Morrie 108 74
Grecae pi 77
ITEM
I I flu Crutrrep
( b Ito ryiell
lief(
Brice !lowan!
Joz-epli Taylor
JOE epli iiu•lr
Freak Seaton
Lewis Miller AIIeP PO 30G• it
11,a 'hisviiii Cumberland 1596 I I
I. 51oredock Car. liorough 14948
Cr, Sellers Centre 1059 78
Jrtin Davis Dunkard 964 011
Japlieth Smith Frarkliu 909 91
Ili.ani Stephens Greene 25d89
S Eakin" Gilmore 13813
Lim, s Kelley JetTer.on 1040 34
M. Gilbert Jackeon 2'.16 93
ti,' Cleavenger Yonongoltela 737 SI
.1. ceph Rush Morris 411 93
J A Minis Morgan 448 81
Joseph Taylor Mation 691 62
Brice Iloward Perry 392 03
liiasc Morfwrd Ppringhill 233 67
Peter Coxgray Wayne • 559 03
Aaron Day Washington 389 96
K etriiiiiiider Whitely 43 26
61!ator 6 hriver Wayne 133796
Joseph Tay lor Marton 1701 50
Jae Kelley JeaTerpon 4627 45
A J flani4 Morgan Mt 47
Joseph R fish Morris 1035 It)
II slepheas Greene 1521 00
NI Gilbert Jackson 653 79
Brice Howard l'erry 1097 74
.1 I Barnett nichhill 1238 48
Josiah Wood Alleppo 59( 17
8 E Kent Cto Ire 1908 19
I. 51areili,ck Car 11Icraiiiii 353 85
llca l)owtin Cumberland 1157 13
A' cleavenger Monongahela 1634 52
f't T Ciezivenger Du okard 1691 16
Japtietti Smith Franklin 309145
1 I Rupp eipringlitll 401 21
M V Ilettnen Gilmore ' 6(1996
No Constable Waehington 1708 86
L d Morris Whilbly 1651 tie•
1632,111 43 43,789 24 8,322 21 6001 29 8,177 61 1,223 866 30 195 51b .63 00
IMEU
J. F. TEMPLE, PROTHONOTARY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY OF GREENE FOR THE YEAR 1864.
At - mom. due Temple at last settlement
'ro amount of services rendered
COMMISSIONERS IN AOCOUNT WITH GREENE COUNTY FOR THE YEAR 1864
DANIEL TIIROCKMORTON,
Ballanee due Throckmorton at lan settlement,
Amount of services rendered 1864,
JOHN PRIOR,
LlaHance due Prior at last settlement,
Amount of services rendered 1864,
JOHN G. DINS LORE,
131,11ince due Dinsmore at last settlement,
Amount of services rendered 189 i,
THOMAS SCOTT,
%mount of services rendered,
THOMAS LUCAS, SHERIFF, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY OF GRIXNE LOB TIE TEAR 1864.
Amount due Lucas at last settlement.
Amount for services rendered, i 844,
JAMES S. JENNINGS TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT *ITU 1112 COUNTY OF GREENE FOR THE YEAR 1844, AUDITED
JANUARY, I$L
The Treasurer stands charged with taxes assessed for the
year 1863 and previous years,
Also with amount assessed for the year 1864,
with amount received from huckster's license,
with amount received (tax of army voters,)
with money received, a le of stray stock,
with amount received judgments, •
with interest, - 2 , •
with money received from Sheriff,
Amount of relief tax assessed fo. 11163 and previous year.,
Amount of fines receive(
AIIIQUII t of militia tax assessed for 1864 and previous years,
Directors of the Douse of thaw
Ployment of the 'Poor, la at
count with the Co of Graeae,
Jau. IL 1865.
The Directors are entitled to mediae for
momey expended as ibliewst:
Dry Goods, 11,981 56
Groceries, 806 20
Beef Cattle, \ 511 81
Flour, Grain &c.,. 1,241 80
lk. Labor on farm and. .114aas„, 309 47
Shoes, Hats, tips,- ac., 89 01
The Directors are clrirgable as follows: Doctor's VA,. 206 00
1 Hallance in their bands at last annal set- Steck o*ale, 00 00
tlement, $ 64 82 i Furniture, 35 00
2 Tue whole amount Of orders drawn 1 Coffins tor Inmates di outdenr tope= 203 75
for the current year exclusive of Conveying PiiMpers r 100 00
Director's pay, 5,984 44 ward &Boy, 465 00
Cash received tor one yoke oxen, 185 58 05 63
Cash received for bides and beef, 60 70 Blacksmith Hill, — v. 34
STATE' OF PA., ersigned, as ollt 81r:
We the und •
Anditoss within and for said county, dakisnoft.. oohs', carefully salaamed and andiand the intooanta.
of the several officers of said county, to wit:. J 7..Tiasplo, Prothonotary, Thomas Imam, sheriff c reem a i — wais, j ibes a im rfu „ wor .
and James S. Jennings, Treasurer,. sad lind.thear noecrantana *ter urr stands statod. Wilton our Its,md , .ffasklOtbialtdth day off
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31,111 45 Also with outestoling•taxes for the year 1854,
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25 00 Orders redeemed,
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917 99 Outstauding militia tax fee 11854,
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Sundries, 70 83
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William Davie
Arthur Rinehart,
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DIRECTORS PAY TO 1866.
Auditory./
Sunman . bF THE POOR HOUSE
•
DIRECTORS.
Whcie Further orinmates received
Greafest r number during the ctirrent
year
Present number
Number of male inmates
11 I of female "
Insane.and partly deranged
Out-door paupers relieved
In Dixmont Hospital.,
PEOX wifitNC It MIN V
Franklin tuweellip ,
Perry
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Monongahela
Marion
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Born in the Ifonew
PRODUCTS OF FARM AND NOVIRD.
Pork, 3529 lbs ; Beef, 1600. lbs ; Corn SOO
bushels ; Wheat, 59 bushels ; Oats, SIM
bushels ; Potatoes, 125 bushels ; Backwhnst,
40 bushels; -Cabbage, 1200 beads; Beans,
12 bushels; Hay, 16 stacks; Molasses, 169
gallons ; Hides, 7 ; Shirts, 73; Pantaloons,
67; Coats, 4 ; Chemise, 74; Dresies, 106 a
Vests, 7; Knit socks, 58 pairs ; Stockings?
67; Handkerchiefs, 22 ; Caps, 11 ; Bon
nets, 13; Skirts, 23; CointOrts, il,hrends,
6 ; Sacks, 15 ; Aprons, 97; Drawers, 21 ;
Bedticks, 10 ; Sheets, 4; Pillow sli'ps, ;..
Butter, 450 lbs. ; Roundabouts, 16; Bolster
cases, 16 ; Stocking yarn, 155 cats ; Can'
dies, 100 lbs.
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It will of coarse be oidervid that the ex
penditures of the Institusion during the
present year, greatly exceed those of any
previous year. This was unavoidable, un
der the great advance is the price of every
article used or consumek
11 V products of 0
the farm constitute a comp ' 017 small
portion of the consumption . Howe,
which necessarily leaves every # ing oho to
be bought at the present enormous prices.-.-
Besides this, the number of inmates is CM
stantly increasing, and the Directors minima
well see how the annual expenditures detail
be less under existing circumstances. It is
also proper to state that at least five his
dred dollars, charged in the present year, is
fairly chargeable to the year,.lBBB ; the eist,,
penditures having occurred is that year, bnt
unavoidably remained unsettled at the Net
account.
CEI
The Directors, however, herein increased
confidence that even under the presenthigh
prices, the actual cost to the public, is he
less than under the old system.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
DANIEL FULLER,
ARTHUR RINEHART.
AAROR 81tIELBIL.
Feb. 8, 1885.
An Account of the Expenditures of
Greene County, for the year 11144.
Grand Jurors fees for 1P44. 400 29
Pettit Jurors 602 38
Election fees $1,771 06
Assessors fees 470 00
Assistant assessors fees 66 00
Lost money 1.976 1$
Constable returns 101 'll
TipstatY 78 90
Road views 49 00
Bridge building and repairs ts 7 40
Interest on purchase money of
Poor'House farm
Soldiers bounty .
Interest on scldlers bounty
Pennsylvania hospital
Eastern Pennsylvania Lunette
Asylum
Western Pennsylvania Lunatic
Asylum
Repairing Sheriffs house
Window blinds for the Court
House
Court House repairs
Transferring grand jurors to Poor
House farm
Merchandise foe prisoners
Tuking care of Court Rouse
Removing dockets from and re
turning samet e Court
House
rir2
*lB6 98
8186 98
Cr.
0280 00
63 60
$343 60
Cr.
0948 52
94 98
D. A. Worley
•343 50
Justms F. Temple
Daniel Throckinortoa
John Prior
John G. Dinsmore
Elial Long in fall
crux's Inips
Cr.
•21700
60 50
B. F. Long
Jesse Hill
Commonwealth costs
Stieriff's fees
Fox scalps
Mercantile appraiser
$277 50
Cr.
1136 ro
Jones & Jennings
L. K. Evans
Thomas Scott
Israel Brees
John Clayton
Cr.
$468 4
AUDITOR'S CLitSU MIL
Justus F. Temple
Swearing county officers Justus
F Temple
$468 4$
00132 T ORTIZ.
Obediah Yantis's
James N Burk
William Hays
A Badge
CO
G Ritchie
House of Refuge
Services of Board of Belief..--
Jonathan Gerard
Thomas P Pollock
114,463 45
8,322 21
1,194 96
36,783 10
56 72
190 48
663 00
1,854 29
Commissioners Enrollment Book
Assessors Enrollmeut Blanks
Sharing prisoners
Retie! commissioners fees
Farmer.' do Drovers' Bank, Judg
ment on Prothonotary. Docket
No. 138 March Term, 1861 4 .
for Redemption of Greene co.,
script
*54,928 31
Freight on Lumber
Cost on suit before duties
Redeemed scrip
Coal for Court House
Medical services for prisoners T
lir Roes 800
Postage C 52
Gape for Judges desk_ 4 45
Jail repairs 400
Books dc Ststieruni 115 3/4
Ifiscellaneous, 1141
Relief granted 41480 05
Coroners-inquests 29 00
We, the sedessigned Conneissionsik of
Greene county, certify that the above is, a
true statement of the Expenditures 4 lb.
comity, for the year 1864.
JOHN PRIOR,
JOHN G. DINSMOSEg,
THOMAS SCOTT.
Censmissiesens.
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