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HARRISBURG, PA.,
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Oranges and Lemons',
Canned Fruits,
Isides,
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APPLES. -200 barrels of New York State
Apples, of a choice variety, Just receited, and sold
grocery in
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PICKLES! PICKLES! I .—By the 'barrel,
Half Barrel, Jar or zon at
uo2o WM. DOCIC, Ja., 64 00.
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Two months 9 00
Three months. 11 00
Six months
Ono year...
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Ono day $ 3 50
Two days 5 25
Three days . 700
Ono week 10 00
One month....
Two lUDnth& .
Three months
Six months..
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Figs, Dates,
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Cream Nuts,
Ground Nuts,
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Cocoa Nuts,
Cranberries,
Hominy and Xteans,
Cakes and Crackers,
Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
Green and Dried Fruits,
And Country Produce in
season.
JOHN WISE.
BRIDGES.
11'Grful & Carpenter, in full, for
bridge et. Lantermilch's, balance, 61.,152 00
Samuel Stauffer, balance in full, on
Island Ford bridge
Samuel Stauffer, in feu, on Behm's
mill bridge,
John Finley, in fall,on Union Depo
sit bridge, balance, 1,490 00
John Finley, in full, on Middletown
turnpike bridge, 4,665 01
. s(i.ward Bickel, on Hummelstown
turnpike bridge,. 14,400 00
Ecuv :ixd Bickel, on. Hunamelstown
red ,~ridge, 2,200 00
Benevilk' Klopp, for filling up the
wing way 8, road on to Hum
me 'stem ,. F ake bridge, 592 62
Adam Looker • Co, on account of
bridge at Good Tom, 1,300 00
Expenses at bridge views, 6 96
Samuel Handshne, re!gmirs of Beaver
creek bridge, 2 e 0
Joseph Andaman, repairs* of hospital
road bridge, 10 70
John IL Balsbech, repairs of Spring
creek bridge, - 20 47
George Hecker, repairs Union De
posit bridge, 2 47
Etter, Siplo dr. Carlnany, lumber for
aqueduct bridge,. 9'03
F.lias Bartz, repairs Dauphin bridge, - 600
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS' STATEMENT,
JOB L, SPEEL, ESQ., COUNTY TREASURER
BEING THE RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 312T,1863.
TAR. JOHN L. SPEEL, ESQ., TREA
_Ur SURER OF DAUPHIN COUNTY, PA., IN AC
COUNT WITH THE SAID COUNTY.
RECEIPTS, 1863.
To Balance in the Treasury, January . 1, 1863.. $20,667 03
outstanding county arid State taxes. 14,852 11
do relief tax ... 32,963 83
county and State taxes levied for 1863 106,423 04
relief and commutation tax, levied for 1863. 35,823 31
Awl/ received on extra assessment, 370 47
cash do on unseated and other lands,. 764 04
notes discounted in Dauphin Deposit Bank. 25,0030 00
loan on bond. 1,500 00
abatements and Collector's and Treasurer's
commissions by tbo Commonwealth on
the payment of State tax for 1863 4,144 66
miscellaneous receipts 801 51
balance due County Treasurer 11 07
$243,321 67
PAYMENTS, 1863. CR.
By amount of Commissioners' orders paid... $143,129 03
County Auditors paid for 1862 243 38
outstanding orders paid. 412 00
abatements on State tax, 1862. 1,688 64
do Collector's and Treasurer's com
missions on State tax, 1863. 4,135 74
State nt.'s for 1863, paid in full 34,619 48
eXoneratiOns on all taxes merged... - 5 ; 232 20
commissions on all do do 6,231 87
abatements allowed on county and State tax 3,635 09
Commissioners and Clerk paid for services
in militia assessment. 308 00
outstanding taxes merged 40,761 27
County Treasurer's commissions 2,784 97
We, the undersigued,Auditors of the county of Dauphin,
do certify that, after having been duly sworn, according
to law, we proceeded to audit, settle and adiust-the ac
counts of, the County Treasurer and County Commission
ers of said county, for the year ono thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-three, and that, after a thorough and care
ful examination, we tied them to ho correct, as set forth
in the foregoing statements.
Witnesq_our hands at our office, at Harrisburg, this 22d.
drip or February, D. 1884.
HENRY PEFFER,
DANIEL LEHR 4
•
• SAMUEL AUILLIIENNY,
Auditors of Dauphin County, Pa.
COMMISSIONERS' STATEMENT of the disbursements of
the County Treasurer to January Ist, 1861, for the year
A. D. 1863.
COURTS
Graud Jurors itlanuarysossions $lB6 07
" April -
n ...... 161. 11
August " ...... 139 76
" November " ...... 148 62 635 56
Petit Jurors at January sessions 282 08
" " April LC
....... 271 02
August tt 325 18
" ' " November " ' 403 79 1,292 07
Common Plea; Jurors in January 265 03
'' n .... LC February.... 128 41
LI I: .LI March...... 207 48
fI. CL CC ApriL ..... .. 175 53
1.4 4i , November .. 176 91 953 16
Court Crier and Tip-Staves in January.. 32 50
ti LC " February 77 60
I: CI " March... 23 75
it IC ApriL ... 70 00
n n " May .... 600
it it tt August.. 50 26
n ti n Scptem'r i 3 76
rt October.. 500
, i CC' " ' Noirem'r 63 75' • ,
_
o o ~ • -Denernt.'lo - 00` 357'50
Jacob D. HoMnan, livery hire to Grand
' Jurors... ,8 00
Jacob D. Deffunui, livery hire to Grand
Jurors 14 50
William Colder, livery biro to Grand.
Jurors ' 18 00 40 50
Constables' reports to January term... 42 04'
it tt April " ... 43 13
it it August " ... 44 32
.Noveni'r " ... 40 16 160 85
CONSTABLES' FEES PAID ON CRIMINAL PROSECU
TIONS AND POLICE DUTY.
Barny Campbell $320 42
Moses Fleck 106 28
Henry Becker 22 71
A. J. Wickert 16 13 -
David Darnels 39 45
John Cline • 64. 09
Solomon Huber, 25 48
John Stauffer. . • 36 28
D. K. Calender... 61 84,
C. A. Davis 7 71
Joshua Taggert. 30 00
John Stock 9 88
John Brooks... 14 27
H. H. Parsons : 2 67
John Essig 48 23
Pat, Floyd 22 21
Robert Fry 32 02
S. T. Massey 16 50
John Newman 16 53
Henry Radabach 938
M. Bartholomew... 10.00
Pat. Kane... 10 07
George Leib 8 87 •
J. J. Wallace 822
Mr. Mahon • go
Alexander M'Clintock. 1 76
J. R. Boyd. s.7lGeorge Breneisen. 2 25
Daniel Batteicher 1 85
Jonathan Kelchner 5 25
Elliott - : 225
Henry Bickel 90
John Murphy 56 69
George Westheffer 334 1,007 94
MAYOR, ALDERMEN AND JUSTICES' FEES.
Win. H. Kepner, Mayor $1,295 27
William Kline, Mayor's foes 383 55 •
John .4Jaglaughlin, Alderman's fees.. 239 18
Henry Header, Esq., Justice fees.... 77 05
Josiah M'Farland, Alderman'S fees_ S 15
George B. Caldwell, " " ... 820
Henry Stehman, Esq., fees 10 90
Dr. J. Schaeffer, Esq., fees 13 38
James Ferree, Es' q., fees. • 881
James W. Griffith, Esq., foes 3 21
Samuel Thomson, Esq., " 85
Joseph Brubaker, Esq., " 68
Thomas Strohm, Esiq., ''''
" ~ .. 2 /5
John F. Stoner, Esq., " let
John D. Snyder, Esq., " 623 2,058 OS
IvIINESSES IN CRIMINAL CASES.
Amount paid said witnesses In 1883_ 514 76
ROAD DAMAGES.
Benjamin Buffington $lB 60
John Lauch. 20 00
Michael IL Stoner 50 00
David Reichelderfer..._ . ........ 25 00
- Jonas Schwartz 150 00
John Leutter 5 00
Benjamin Riegel and other 4 50
Adam Weaver. 50 00
David Weaver 50 00
Philip Moyer 500 378 10
Road and Bridge "Viewers paid 71-00
' HARRISBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1864.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,_,..,... ~,,....,-...
Samuel Hinter, repairs Clark's „, „
•
creek red bridge, 10 78
Heilman & Lerch, repairs Mamela ---
bridge, • 184 76
George Fackler and others, small ..
bridge repairs, 6 60
Allied Hummel, completing the turn
pike bridge at Middletown, 121 00
Fisher & Smith, lumber for aqueduct
bridge, 19 83
Samuel Landis,lettering bridge ends, 50 00
D. B. Albert, " 41 " 20 00
Shope It Orth, nails and spike for
bridge, 1 66542,578 19
COURT HOUSE AND COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
B. J. Harris, repairs at heaters.- $ 611
Josiah J. Jones, repairs, heaters and
water closets, 21 55
For snow shoveling and sawing kind
. ling, 11 38
For scrubbing, 17 70
For brooms and sundries, 10 61
Reflecting shades for prothonotary's
office, , 400
Martin Hoelle, for ice, 10 46
Government stamps on collectors'
bonds 21 60
Glaziers' work, 2 81
Repairs of chairs, 1 00
Freight on documents, 80 00
Table for recorders' offioe, 6 50
Telegraph dispatches, 1 13
Zollingor & Biro., stove pipe, '4 62
George Gerberich, stone coal, 48 00
George I'. Wiestling, stone coal, 88 00
Peter Bernbcisol, jr., building privy, 145 70
Daniel Lehr, part county auditor's
pay, 17 00
Clerk to county auditors, 50 00
Janitor to same, • 10 00
William Mitchell, auditing public ac
counts, 15 00
Joshua M. Wiestling, professional
services, 50 00
John A. Fisher, seine, 150 00
John C. Kunkel, same, 300 00
" solicitor to COM.
$243,321 67
missiouers, 50 00
H. C. Alleman, solicitor for 1800 and
1861, 300 00
Jacob Bohm, balance commissioners'
pay, 34 50
Henry Meyer, commissioners' pay to
time of his decease, 297 25
George GanTrich, commissioners'
pay in full, ' 412 94
Jacob Blilleisen, commissioners' pay
in full, 187 62
Henry Hartman, commissioners' pay
in full, 71 87
Jesse.B. Hummel and Wm. If. Bos-
- tick, to make tax books, . 120 00
Janitor, salary in full, 312 00
Joseph Alilier, clerk in full, 1,000 00 $3,859 24
Water rent, 100.00
Gas for court house and lamps on
pavement, 131 50
Postage, 48 29 $279 79
• COUNTY DEBT AND INTERESTS.
Daniel Ricker, old county bond, $ 1,000 00
David Cassel, " , t 1,000 00
Bond No. 14, paid, 800 00
Bond No. 138, paid, ' 1,000 00
Bond No. 28, paid, 800 00
Bond No. 33, paid, 400 00
Bonds No. 112 and 137, paid, 4,000 00
Bonds No. 10, 11 and 12, paid, 3,000 00
Bond No 18, paid, 300 00
Bonds, No. 17 and 45, paid, 1,100 00
Bond No. 32, paid, 2,000 00
Elizabeth Neel note,
George Gerbenela, note, 600,00
Adam Reel, note, 300 00
Dauphin Deposit bank notes paid, 25,000 00541,600 00
Interests paid on notes and coupons, ' 10 , 677 34"
REQUISITIONS.
Poor house requisition, order No.
15, i _ . $9,000' . 00 -
Dauphin county prison, order No.
71, 6,000 00 $15,009 00
PRINTING AND STATIONERY..
Certified copy of lulus, • $ 1 25
J.W. Starr, election and court pro
clamations, • 46 00
P. L Rutter, binding books in coun
ty offices, 318 50
F. L. Rutter, for dockets and books
In county offices, 194 00
F. L. Hatter, for assessment books, 155 00
Weaver ,di Royal, assessor' lists of
voters, 68 00
0. Barrett & Co., election and °mixt
proclamations, 122 00
S. B. Colas, election and court pro
clamations, 40 00
E. N. Pollock, stationery, Supreme
Court, ' 62 22
George Bergner, treasurers' report '
and office blanks,' proclamations,
George Borgnor, for paper and sta-
507 80
tionery, 169 63
}Kuhn Ar Haas, election and court
proclamations, 60 00 $1,723 40
INQUESTS.
Coroners and Justices' inquisitions in
1363, $360 97
. . .
SUPREME COURT.
Josiah S. Royal, crier to Supremo
Court, $106,00
Andrew Krause, mensenger,Snprome
Court, 96 00
Chairs for Supreme Court room, 18 00
Weaver & Royal, printing, Supreme
Court.,
Theodore F. Schafer, printing, Su- ' 10 00
premo Court, 62 18
R. E. Ferguson, services as clerk to
Supreme Court, n ao
Postage for Supremo Court, 856 -
Tee It f , tg 3 - 00
Brooms, 4, ° 4 , .4 , 862 $ 335 , 66
COUNTY PRISON AND CONVICTS.
Repairs in county prison, ' $l7 85
Eastern penitentiury,support of con
victs, 120 OS
Bread for lock up convicts, 39 32 $177 25
Amount paid assessors in 1863, 1,604 07
Amount paid judges of elections and
incidental expenses, 1,689 15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bounty paid volunteers, who _had
not called for the same at time of
enlistment, [5.350 00
Jacob R. Eby, redemption money, ; 32 28
William D. &trust, " 6 79
Commissioners, on returned tax, 14 43
Taxes refunded, 25 40
Freight on documents of prothono
tary's,register's and recorder's offi
ces, and Incidental expenses, 88 44
D. Hoffman, livery hire in &Mai- •
nal eases,Wilke 8 00
Wm. nmeyer, livery hire In
criminal cases, 5 00
A. J. Ehirr, Esq., district attorney,
fees. 1,046 'Do
Joshua M. Wiestling, assistant* of do 50'00
Jacob D. Boss, Esq., sheriff, fees
1862, 614 ST
Jacob D. Boas, Esq., sheriff; fees
1863, 25
Government stamps for relief bonds, 8 18
00
Bother Bagi, for city map, 400
Bounty paid in foxes, - 111.00 $3,172 40
Amount disbursed by the agents appointed to disburse
the fund in the county treasury for the relief of soldiers'
families during the year 1863:
George Bergner at Harrisburg, agent:
Amount received in 1863, - $15,000 00
Amount due him at lest
settlement,' $ 1,485 56
Amount disbursed in
1863, 12,288 75
Amount due county Janu
ary 1, 1864, 1,245 69
2,630 00 -
3,082 02
15,000 00
John J. Shoemaker, for
liighspire and other lo
cantles:
Amount received in 1863, 2,146 25 2,145 26 .
Amount due county
laSt settlement, 43 .75
Arcounttlisbursod in 1863, 2,019 00
Amount. tine county
January 1, 1864, 170 00
2,189 00
M. B. Bawler, agent at
Middletown, up to Feb,
' 24,1863: •
AraoWl4 received in 1868, 1,239 06 1,239 06
Amount duo county at
last settlement, 106 19 .
2,189 00
MZEIMIEM
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amount disbursed to that
time, 1,346 26
Morris Johnson, agent at
Middlatown,fromlfareh
1 to Dec. 31, 1888:
Amount disbursed in that
time, 3,200 60
Amount rmutred in 1808, 8,200 00 8,200 00
due him January
1,1884, 60
Jesso B. 'Hummel, agent
for Derry township:
Amount disbursed t n
1863, 1,128 00
Amount received in 1863, 1,122 00 1,122 00
" due county a t
last settlement, S 50
Amount, due Inm Jan-
nary 2so
;1864,
1,128 00
Joseph Fernster, Esq.,
agent at Union Deposit :
Amount, received in 1863, 2,200 00 2,200 00
" .due county atlast
settlement, - 88 27
2,288 27
Amount disbursed in 1863, 1,905 56
Balance due 'county Jan
.
tuu7 1, 1864, 832 71
2,238 27 •
Amos Early, agent a t
Shell's, East Hanover:
Amount v:calved in 1863, 200 00 200 00
Amount due him at last
settlement, 18 37
Amout disbursed in 1803, 183 74
Balance due county Jan
uary 1, 1864, 17 39
200 00
Jacob Early, jr., agent
at Hamada Gap, in East
Hanover:
Amount recelyed in. 1303 505 00 606 00
Balance due county at
last settlement, 27 33
•••'6.
Amount disbursed in 1863, 4lng
Balance due county au
.uary.l, 1864, 90 84
532 33
Jacob Hicks, Esq., agont •
at West Etrumver:
Amount received in 1363, 50 00 50 00 .
Amount disbursed in 1963, 60 00
Doctor J. K Umberger,
agent at Dauphin:
Amount disbursod 1863, 1,190 00
Amount received In 1863,, 1,047 25 1,047 25
'Balance due • cowity ati
leut settlement, 146 68
1,193 83
Balance duo county Jan.
Cha
1, 188 S.
88
rles . Ziegler, agent 3
at Duncan's Wand:
Amount . =eked In 1883 8 4 ;1 1 ,99 ' B O llO4 O
an
• Lemmthott•7b 84 .
683 84
Amount disbursed InlBBB, 678 15 .
Balance due county ;an. • •
1,1884, 6,08
49 913
Hon. Samuel LandlAsgent
at Halifax:
Amount disbursal In 1883, 681 26
Amount received in 1868, 600 00 1,600 00
Balance due, county at
last settlement, 60.00
Balance duo him January
1,:1864, 126
661 26
John S. Musser, Esq.,
agent at Millersburg:
dano.unt disburser/In 1883, 1,778 90
Amount received In 1863, 1,600 00 000 00
Balance due county at
last-settlement, 16100
Balance due him January --
1, 1804, IT 90
1,778 90
Jonathan Swab, agent at
Berrysburg:
Amount disbursed in 1883, 585 76
Amount received in 1866; 600 00 600 00
Balance due county at
last settlement, 18 75
Balance duo him Jas. 1,
1864, co oci
CZO
Hon. H. B. Young, agent
at Meantaco:
Amount received In 1863, 2,288 83 2,288 113
Amount disbursed In 1863, 2,262 83
Balance due him at last
settlement, 1.0
Balance due county Jan.
1, 1864, - 26 84
2,288 83
Do.nial Lehr, Esq., agent •
at Gratz:
Amount received ia1.803,- 5/0 00 518 00
Amount disbursed In 1883, 391 00
Balance due county Jan.
1, 1864, 125 00
616 00 616 00
-$32,821
Judge's order for pay of County Au- IP
ditors and incidental expenses for
1862, 243 38
Outstanding orders paid, 412 00
Abatement on State tax of 1882 1,688 64
186 r, 1,826 71
CommissiOns allowed by the Com
monwealthi in the collection of
State taxes, • 1,941 20
Conimissions allowed for County
Treasuref to the payment of State
tax, 1863, ' " 268 83
Cash paid, full' amount of State tax
for 1863, (see receipt July 30,
18630 54,09 48
Exonerations allowed on all taxes, 5,232 20
Commissions allowed on all taxes, 6,231 87
Abatements allowed on county and -
State tax, 3,636 09 16,099 16
Commissioners' and clerks' pay in
military taxes and moments, 398 00
Outstanding taxes due the county, 40,751,27
County Treasurer's commissions on
..
receiving the sum of $152,857 40
at X of 1 per cent, 1,219 93
On payitni, 8178,881 89 at X per
rent., 1,585 04 2,784 97
$243,321 62
DEBT OP THE COUNTY, JANUARY 2, 1864.
Old county debt redeemed by
coupon bonds under act of March
3(1, 1860, ' • 56,200 00
Court House bonds under act of
March 3d, 1860, 65,890 00
Court House bonds under act of
January 20th, 1861, 12,100 00 124,190 00
Loans under act. of Ilay 16, 1881.,
for the relief of families of *tree '
months' volunteers, 10,600 00
Loan for volunteer bounty, 31,460 00 41,060 00
Deduct outstanding taxes now due
the county, unpaid Jun. 1, 1864,
Real dobt of the county is, January
$125328 'TS
1, 1864,
'HENRY 'HARTMAN
JACOB R =UMW_ ,
RuBERT W. hi'CLURE,
Commissioners.
Attest--Josmt 3ln.Lr.rt, Clerk.
STATEMENT OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF
OF THE FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS FOR THE
• YEAR He&
Balance due aid fland.;anuary the
532 33
The House jointresolution granting thanks
to the officers and soldiers who have re-en
listed, was passed without amendment
Mr. Fessenden (Me.) reported, from the
Finance Committee, act No. 265, supplemen
tary to the act to provide ways and means
for the support of the Government., approved
March 3d, 1863.
Mr. Powell (Hy.) moved to strike out the
second section authorizing an additional issue
of eleven millions of the five-twenty bonds,
to persons who subscribed previous to Jan
uary 21st, 1864, inclusiie. Mr. Powell's
amendment was refected—yeas 11, nays 27.
Mr. Morgan introduced an additional section
in lieu of the second providing that the Sec
retary of the Treasury will issue bonds to the
amount of eleven millions of dollars and sell
them in open market at the highest rate, to
satisfy excess in a loan of Ave hundred mil
lions. Rejected.
Mr. Davis renewed the motion of Mr. Hen
dricks to strike out six and insert five; reject
ed, yeas 6, nays 31.
Mr. Anthony moved the amendment re
quiring the principal upon the bonds to be
paid in coin. Adopted'
Mr. Washburne offered a resolution that the
House insist on its disagteement to the Sen
ate's amendment and request of the Senate
another conference, and it is hereby declared
as the judgment of the House that in that ad
justment of the differences t there should be
an additional tax of not less than twenty nor
more than forty cents per gallon upon spirits
on hand or for sale. ,
On, motion of Mr. Howard,, a resolution
was adopted calling on - the Secretary of the
Treasury to furnish copies of reports of the
Union Pacific railroad company, or any other
mentioned in the twentieth section of Pacific
resolution, requesting the president to inform
the Senate if he has fixed the points of com
mencement of the Union Pacific railroad or
its branches at.the.eaatern terminus.
The Senate went into executive session and .
soon adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTX.rIVES.
Mr. Brandegee (Conn.)- offered a resolu
tion firing the 31st of May, the Senafe con
curring, for the adjournment of Congress.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill to establish a bureau for freedmen's
affairs.
Before the passage of the freedman's bureau
bill, a message was received from the Senate
stating that the Committee of Conference on
the whisky bill, had been unable to agree.
Mr. Washburne (B.) without referring to
what occurred in the committee, was free
to state that he did not think the committee
would have any difficulty in coming to an
agreement on the subject. The gentleman
from _Pennsylvania, Mr. Dawson, was of the
opinion that in order to adjust the difference
betiveen the twe Houses, a tax of 20 cents
might be added on the stock of spirits on
hand. -This was the material point of the
ontroversy.
31x. Stevens said his oolleague, Mr. Dorf
son, whci was on the committee, did not re
present the, majorityof the liouse.
Mr. Washburne replied that he believed
that Mr. Dawson voted with the gentleman
(Kr. Stevens) in the House against taxing the
stock on hand. It was insisted by a Fort of
106,15000
40,751 27
NiE;W . ADVERTISEMENTS.
.
ist; Oa . , - - . - • Opitt 62
Net amount' of egramatation tax
received LW dielesr 1864, • 889 01
Athount of relief tel levied for the
year 1885 , 83,483 81
Amount of commutation tax levied
for tbe year 188;
Du by agent;
Deduct from the above, 48,435 50
Amount of commissions-coroner and commu
tation tax, including exoneratlons, up to -
January 1,1864, to wit:
On commutation tax of 1863, 1,03 T 62
On relief tax of 1862 and part of
1863, 2,077 08
Amount of funds paid out by the
agents, as by their reports Bled
In and during the year 1863, 32,821 39
Paid bounty to sundry soldiers for
the year 1862 360 00 36,286 04
Due thefund, 112,149 46
BON. M. R. TOON ,G
110 N. SAMUEL UEDA
HENRY HARTMA Judges.
-N,
JACOB J. 2.IILLEISEN,
ROBERT W. AUCLURE,
Commissioners.
Committee for the relief of the families of soldiers in
the army. . feb24-dosw3t-wit
paitg Etitgapt
FROM SHERMAN'S EXPEDITION.
Junctionwith Logan's Cavalry
TEMS FROM RICHMOND, VA., PAPERS,
General Bragg in Chief Command.
NEW You, March 1.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
states that General Logan's cavalry ; from
Runtsville, Alabama, joined Gen. Sherman at
Selma.
Richmond papers state that Gen. Bragg has
been assigned to duty at Richmond, and, wi
der directions of JefE Davis, is charged with
the conduct of military operations in the ar
mies of the confederacy.
The Richmond Examiner says that now that
Sherman's force is dispersed or withdrawn,
there appears but little anxiety as to anything
Farragut ffiay accomplish with his fleet off
Mobile. He would rind it very difficult to
get his vessels through the shallow waters of
the passes and the fords. .
Theldobilb Register remarks "that Rene
wal's Hartford. and Monitors can have no place
an the picture, and we have not enough sea
for his smaller craft. He must come here then
with a large.army, and he must come to en
counter the - best Confederate troops behind
the best and strongest works that' have been
erected an'the South.
The above is taken from the Examiner of
the 27th ult.
XXXVBIth Congress--First Session.
SENATE
WiLFSHMUTON, March 1.
After the presentation of various reports
from the committees, the bill to provide pro
tection to overload emigration to the Pacific
was passed..
the committee of conference that the House
had decided against any tax on spirits on
hand, while the other insisted that the House
tad only decided against a tax of forty cents
per gallon, in order to test the sense of the
House.
Mr. Sherman, from the cornlytittee of confer
ence on the disagreeing votes of the two
houses on the revenue bill, presented a report
of the Senate committee, announcing:a disa
greement. On his motion the Senate insisted
on its amendments, and agreed to submit the
matter again to the House for final action.
Mr: Pendleton (0.) moved that the House
recede frorn its disagreement to the Senate
amendments.
Mr. Washburn said that if this motion
prevailed that there will be no tax ow spirits
on hand.
Mr. Pendleton. That's so.
2,359 50
48,508 94
1,928 54
Mr. Washburn said if his otria motion pre
vailed then the committee of conference can
adjust their differences by taxing the spirits
en hand.
Mr. Washburne moved and the House sec
onded the previous question.
The Freedman's bureau bill was taken up
and passed by two majority.
Mr. Pendleton's motion was disagreed to
by a vote of 53 against 28.
Mr. Washburne's resolution was then
adopted—yeas 76, nays 67. Adjourned.
iL~~HJ:I~i~t~t~9~Yn~]Y:a1~~/iV~~tY~7~Y~)~►;iy~l~!
Dit. 3. M. CREAMER would reSpectfally
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particular, that he has opened an office in South Second
street, below Chestnut, Harrisburg, Pa., where he will
treat all diseases entrusted to his care,in accordance with
the system discovered and taught by Prof. C. Bolles, of
Philadelphia, with whose institution be has been con
nected, and to whom he takes pleasure in referring the
public for information with respect to his success in con
trolling disease.
No drugging the system with uncertain medical agents.
All cures performed by Magnetism, Galvanism and other
modifications of Electricity, wnhout shocks or any un
pleasant sensations. After an Electrical _Magnesia, a
guarantee will be given, If desired by the patient. For
further information call and get a pamphlet which con
tains hundreds of certificates from medical men and oth
ers proving the superiority of this system of practico
over all others. Consultation free. Office hours 9to 12
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feb3-d3tawlin- to-tb-sa
DR. J. HITE'S
YELLOW WATER POWDER
DIJRMG a practice of many years in this
community, DR. HITE has satiseed himself that this
Powder Is vastly superior to any other article fn use
And is of great service to Eoraee that have Qat their
GLANDERS, COLIC AND THE COTS,
When faithfully used two.or three times a week—Limp.
rating and fattening.
For imploring the audition of a Horse, he asserts there
is no better medicine, as it will strengthen the stomach
and assist digestion, cleanse the intestines of offensive
matter, and regulate the bowels when waive, purify the
blood and promote digestion—thus the skin is kept loose,
the pores are opened and a lean, scabby Home becomes
fat and comely.
The Powder can be used for Cattle, Sheep and Hogs with
good effect.
Direction with package.
rEEPAILED ONLY AID SOLD AT
FOXIER'S DRUG STORE,
No. 91 Market Itreet, Harrisburg.
jan 14
Important to Trackers and Gardeners.
QEEDS by the BUSHEL or POUND, of all
4,3 the leading and best early varieties. Peas, Beams,
Radish, Cabbage, "Winningstadt" Co., Beet, Carrot Par
snip, Rootabaga, Onion, !Cc., &c. The above seed ()tiered
for sale are raised in New York State, by one of the most
responsible seed growers in the country. I bare pur
chased from them for a number of years and always
found them true to name and much earlier than seed
raised farther South. J. NISH,
Keystone Farm and Nursery, Harrisburg.
P. S.—Orders wanting immediate attention drop in the
Post Office. No orders will be taken for any kinds of
seed less than by the pound, or one-fourth pound of four
varieties. [feb2s] J. 31ISK
Harrisburg Steam Mills.
Irr - OUR AND FEED.
MEE subscriber will sell and deliver to any
1 part of the city, fresh ground, best • extra family
flour, in barrels or sacks in any quantity, by the single
barrel, ball; quarter or eighth of a barreL Also, fresh
ground corn meal, and feed of every description.
Orders left at the Grocery Store of George H. Hell, cor
ner of Second and Chestnut streets, at Peters' Farmers'
Hotel, In Market street, or at the drug store of Dr. Epp,
on the Ridge Road, will be promptly attended to.
deOS-2meow* JOHN HOFFER
GUM PECTORALS are useful to soothe a
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Hoarseness-, Catarrh, Sore Throat, /cc. They contain
Coltafoot, Horehound, Ipeeacuanha, Senega and Squill,
(the meet reliable expectorants known,) are the chief as
constituents, 50 blended with Gum Arabic and Sugar,
that each lozenge contains a mild and very pleasant dime.
Manufactured solely by S. A. KUNKEL & BRO.,
jan27 Apothecaries, 118 Market street, Harrisburg.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
Another lot of Morton's •
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS,
Just received at Scherer's Bookstore.
All pens warranted for one year.
FOR SALE.—A good small IRON SAFE,
nearly new, an be purchased cheap by calling on
W. STURGEON,
F. IL SI'IIEYI , JOLDS,
F. C. A. SCHEFFER,
Trustees of Dauphin Lodge No. 160, L 0. 0. F.
Harrisburg, February 23, 186,4.—dif •
0 of the cele
-1900U3
CODFISH,
brand, just received
an f or s e e by [febX) ?TX DOCK, JR., & CO.
CBOSSE & BLACKWELUS ENGLISH
PICKLES, a rare article for table vac, just received
and for sale by [febll Wll. DOCK, Ja., & CO.
BTICKWHEAT t BLlplilit BEAT !—A small
to but superior quality of Buckwheat, direct from
Towanda, Pa., for sale by the Sack or quart, at
jan29 ' BOYER Sr. KOERPER.
20 BOXES QBANGES, selected from late
importations, and the most superior ever brought
to this market at thiS =son, Just received and for Ealv
by . WM. DOCK, CO.
A PPLES.
We have just. received a fine selection of APPLES, in
prime order; For Rile by the barrel, bushel or Mali
quantity at [fete] W. DOCK• Ja. • h- CO.
40 tz7.IO?,ORANr. ggizpfgeororsdaleerai
JOHN WIsS Fran Store.
FINE ROItANO SHERR't, iinportnd in
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country. For gate at WY. DOCK, JR, & CO.
rob 2 • - •
THE ORTNIIRATED" •
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RESULTS.
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