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CCOMMISSIONER'S STATEMENT OF
THE RECEIPTS. I f John Care, Esq., -Treasurer of
Dauphin county, Pa., from January Ist, 1860, to February
12th, 1861, both days !nolusive, being the receipts for
the year, 1860, to wit
To balance due the county of Dau
phin, as per report of County
Auditors, at set.lement by them
made January 23,1880, to wit :
To amount of outstanding taxes for
1857
To amount of .outstanding taxes for
1859 .
Amount due said county for the use
of persons untitled to redemption
monies, as per report of County
Auditors,
made January 23, 1860. 95 54
Amount of charges against school
and Road districts due the said
comity, collected In 1859, as per
report of Said County Auditors,
January 23, 1860...............6 41
to amount of county tax, levied
and assessed according tOIIW, in
the. following named Boroughs,
Wards and Townships, In the
county of Dauphin, Pa., taxable
by law, for county purposes, to
Wit:
CiLLECTORS. DISTRICTS.
To 0. 0. Zimmerman, Ist Ward;
Harrisburg 1 233 20
To N. Zoltlnger, 2nd Ward, Harris.
burg•••• ....... -.•
To Joseph Hoffman, 3d Ward, Har-
burg....
To D. Strominger, 4th Ward, Har
risburg
To J. C. Young, sth Ward, Harris
burg
ToJ. D. Thompson, 6th Ward,
...... . . . ... 881 41
To C. Caslow, Susquehanna tw'p.. 8,058 68
To M. A. ,Frantz, Swatara .. 2,641 67
To John B....Ebersole, Lower Swata
ra
To D. J. Shaeker, Esq., South
Ward, Middletown.. °
. . .... .
To George Westheffer, Middle' H'd.
Middiet9Wll
To Joseph Brestle, Jr , North W'd.
Middletown . 692 87
To M. R. Allman, Londonderry t'p 2,128 62
To Sam'i Kauffman, Conewago " 1,200 15
To John T. Grove ...Derry ,4,565 79
lt 4
To Jacob Roue ," ...mak Hanover " 1,322 09
To John Lenge', - East " " • 1,759 33
To H. Backenatose, West " " 1,154 81
Bam'l Wlllhenny, Lower Paxton " 2,644 92
To John P. Meader, Middle " " 924 14
To Peter Hippie, Dauphin borough. 385 96
To John Mans, Hush township 117 07
To Henry Rauch, Reed. township.. 430 OD
To John Hoffinan, Jefferson " 607 62
To 'William Enders, Jacksoa .. 704 62
To Philip Umberger, Hatifaz " .. 1,408 07
To Benjamin Musser, Millersburg
borough • 399 86
To Jolts •H= Seal, Upper Paxton tw'p. 1,377 85
To John N. Hoffman, Washington
850 56
To• David Hamburger, Mifflin tw'p. 1,244. 88
To Emanuel Hoffman, Wiconisco t'p 1,607 28
To Abraham Ileac, Lykens " 1,152 63
•To Leopold Loeb, Gratz borough... 268 40
To rash received from thq comity
of (tenpin, loans obtained by the
County Commissioners from
banks and individual!, for the
. 12srpose - - of • redeeming Milner
completion of the new Court
House, since settlement made by
the County Auditors, January
23, 1860.
To Harrisburg Bank
To State Capital 8ank......
To Peter Stucker._
To Eliza M. Frazier
To Isaac Sheep
To John Geiger
To Joeeph Wallace_ ...„
To:Nancy Baum._ _
To Bamuel Gray
To Luther D. Felty....
To John .Rlty .....
To Samuel Miller
To Melvlea 1ngram.......
To George Fetterhoff...
To Anna M0yer....... ...
To Andrew Mi11er.....
To Valentino Hummel— .
To Samuel Gray
74/Rebecca Greiger......
To Samuol Gray .....
To Mary Berghaus
To Simon Oyster
To Valentine Hummel....
To Joan G. Jartft
To George Meier _ .
To Catharine Maclean....
To Margaret Maclean....
To Catharine A. Spangler
To Susan E. Spangler
It
•• • •
To Elizabeth Zollinger..
To M.Kirk
To Jane W. Moodi
To George .....
To Samuel Gray.,
To M. Kirk
To Jacob Rehm
To Samuel Gray
it It
To Jacob 8a1m....
To M. Kirk
To Harrisburg Car company ....
To Mary Miller
To State Capital 8ank.....,....
To Simon Oyster
To Holman & Wilt....
it 4S
To A. W. Watson..
To Pager & Mgeyer
To Margaret & C Maclean
To Mary Dempsy ........
To Harrisburg Bank
To Cash received on forfeited recog
nizances 196 80
To cash received on redemption of
property .......... ..... ........
To cash for taxes paid in Commis
sioners office before June 15t....
To cash - for - taxes on Sale book, ar
ter Juneld, 1860 .......
To cash bonus in part Manadaville
bridge
To cash from Prothonotary, Court
tines and Jury fees....
To cash from Sheriff Eyster, fines
and Jury fees.... ......... ..... .
To cash Interests on outstanding
To cash . on sundry receipts........
TO cash received l'rom Stato.Treas,
Eder; beldg Ire per cent. tibiae
meat allowed: On the PoYdrold of.
$11,603 12400 County fonds prior
to August Ist, 1860 .-
To cash received, County tax lovied
In pursuance of General Election
laws, vie
COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS.
To Jeremiah Fraimi Dauphin bor
ough, 1869.............. •
To Henry Heim, • East Hanover
township, 1859
To C. 0. Zimmerman, Ist Ward,
Harrisburg, 1860.. .......
To N. Zoilinger, 2d Ward, Harris
burg, 1460
To Joseph Hoffman,. Bd. Ward, Har
risburg,lB6o
To D. Strominger, 4th Ward, Her
riaburg, 1860
To J. C. Young 6th Ward, Harris ;
burg. 1860
To J. B. Thompson, 6th Ward, Har
risburg, 1860
To C. Carlow, Sozquebanna tp. 1860
To M. A. Frantz, Swatara "
To J. B. Bbersom, Lower Swats
To Dr. Btaefier - ,ieu .
Mid
dletown, 1860 _
To George Westbetrer . ; Middle Ward,
Middletown_ „
War
Middletown
Joseph Brai ll e, War—d,
Middletown „, .
.....
VII. a ll eman,Lontionderry
To Esiikuol Equirman, Conewago
, ~.•'-. -9 -
.4-xilfit.,•l;-,--y-- commip ,
• ' :lir / 0-•,,------.
re V. . .
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i
Ee
. :.
- 14 .- 1 1111$itil ... itt,-.. etitetaipiti
g
„....it,,..,
, .
e. • " ' •': ''. ...,..- : 1:13: :: 71* 7; -- :l*,_ -3 :::4
le {
S 2.00
12A1
15.00
To John T. Grove, Derry c , 14 45
To Jacob Rouch, South Hanover " 3 15
To JohnLengel, East " , " 55 86
To H. Backentose, West " " 212
To Sam'l Wlllhenny, Lower Paxton
township. 25 86
To John P. Meader, Middle Paxton
township 8 89
To Peter Rippe], Dauphin borough. 3 50
To John Hoffman, Jefferson Vorp... 1 05
To Philip Uniberger, Halifax ".. 4 72
To B. Musser, Millersburg borough. 3 50
To John H. Seal, Upper Paxton Vp 79 83
To D. Ramberger, Mifflin township 7 35
To R. Hoffman, Wicoulcco " 840
To L. Loeb, Gratz - la 70
To Henry Roue,. Reed ‘, • 140
dolls. cis. dolls. cts
485 98
343 53
To redemption mosayrefunded.... 18 91
To taxes paid in, not elsewhere.ac
counted fdr. . 1 44
To sundry other receipts... ...... . 8 03
11424 88
12,410 84
Outstanding orders not paid at set
tlement; issued in 1860, and am't
thereof included in the disburse
ments of the County Treasurer,
fer 1860 ..... ........... ..... . .
101 95
Totalreceipts up to the 12th day of
Febiuory,.lBBl.
COMMISSIONERS STATEMENT in de-
J 9ail orr the County - Treasurer's disbursements of
the county of Dauphin, Pennsylvania, up to February
11th, DM, upon orderss drawn on him by the County
Commissioners, to wit:
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS DISBURSEMENTS, 1860.
3,246 21
8 } 495 34
dolls. cts. dolls. eta.
To 0. 0. Zimmerman, Harrisburg.. 48 68
To A. L. Sutton for Short Moumairt
Coal company 60 67
To George Singer, Derry 14 10
lb John Care, Treasurer . ... ... 80 01
To Frederick garner,s. 27
To Alexander W. Watson , Etq.;Har- •
riaburg 4 83
To John J. Wallace, Wiconisco.... , 4 77
To John A Fisher, 'Harrisburg 4 43
To Sundry other persons 11 47
184 13
REDEMPTION MONEY PAID IN 1860.
To D. J. Unger ....... ......... 11 82
To George cergnor ..... 28 I 0
To Peter 5 25
To Charles A: ..... 41 17
To Ernest and Bath 41 17
To A. W. Watson, 80 94
To George N., Rentter. .. . . 18 93
To. B.F. Etter' 6 77
To Charles C. BaWil 2b 78-
To J. E. Eby...... ....... • •5 60
To Abraham Freaner ..... 5 72
To Murray and F1eming.......... 81 87
To James Freeland 7 70
Tu Ott and Ratan. 9 24
To C. B. Care.... 409
To Murray and leming , 18 91
1,724 80
642 09
1.873 83
EMI
471 16
FOX SCALPS.
Paid bounty on said scalps 111 66
FIRE ;DEPARTMENT.
,
Donation to six companies 150.00
LEGAL PROFESSION.
To cash paid R. A. Lam berton, on ,
collections . ... . ........ 23 70
To sash paid T. J. Jordan, in case of
Walters.. .... .. ... . 50 00
To cash paid John C. .........
collections
To cash paid A. J. Herr, Services. . 5 00
To catch pal& A. J. Herr, fees Dia- •
trict Attorney _ 561 50
To cash paid A, J. Herr,le'ssee of
11. Wolf •• 34 55
46,810 51
. 4,000 00
. 3,000 00
. 900 00
. 6,000 00
. 1,000 00
. 1,800 00
.. 1,000 00
SUNDRIES.
To cash paid, Wm. Mitchell, Pro
thonotors fees 546 47
To cash paid J. H. Byster, Sheriff.. 454 63
To cash paid J, M. Eyster, convey.
Ing convicts to House of Refuge, 75 00
To cash paid J. C. Bomberger, re
quisitien to Agricultural Society. 100 00
To cash paid . Sainuerldarquart for
. 200 00
To cash paid for new Real Presser -
for °Maas66 CO
TO cash paid iwartz and Murray for
livery hire.... 25 75
To cash paid Joh H. Brant for fit
ting up his hall for use of County 600 00
To cash paldfor brooms, scrubbing,
Sui x'Bs
To cash,paid for Certified Laws.... 2 75
To cash paid Henry Peffer, auditing
SOO 00 d ,
.... 200.00
.... 200 60
..... 750 00
.... 3,450 00
.... 300 00
.... 1,000 00
850 00
. 250 91
4,000 00
.... 2,100 00
.... 400 00
.... 000 00
1,000 130
.... '4,000 00
.... 8,00000
1,000 00
.... 1,000 00
.... 600 00
500 00
600 00
500 63
.... 600 00
.... 600 00
500 00'
500 00
1,000 00
500 00
.... 1,000 00
.... 1,000 00
Public Acc0unt5..........
To cash paid Express charges—
To cash paid John Maus collector of
Rash township. , :E t xt i
Mon .
.......... .......... ....... 12 00
To cash paid for wood chopping and
removing stone c0a1............ 5 75
To cash paid County Treasurer,sosta
on Sale Book.. . ........ 66 21
To cash paid for various other ex
geese% for wish* see vouchers.. 91 43
EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
To cash pstdfor support ofconvicts,
500 00
.. 1,000 00.
.. 800 00
• 1,000 00
.1,000 00
• I,ooo'oo
.. 500 , 00
.. 500 00
• 1,000 00
.. 506 00 •
.. 500 00
.. 500 00
500 00
.. 500 00
... 500 00
.. 600 00
.. • 2,000 00
-- 61,300 91
To cash Grand Jurors, Jan. term,
1860— ... . . ..... —. . 13 76
To cash paid Grand Jurors, April
term, 1860.... . •
...... . . 166 88
To cask p aid Grand Jurors, Augus t
term, 1860.. ' .. . ... .. . 151 63
To ash pehiCitran " 6 Jurors, Novara•
bar term, 1860.. . ...... . 132 25
To eashßeid Grand jurors, January
term,‘861.... 136 88
705 80
To PetitJuroreilauuary term,lB6o, 812 63
" " April 4. 830-26
. 6 6 . August 111 847 88
.. .. November .. 87638
" " .11anuary term,lB6l, 843 87
1,710 01
. .
To Common Pleas Jury, January
term, 1860. 189 63
To Adj. Common Pleas Jury,-Feb
ruary term,1880....•.. 214 88
To Adj. Common Pleas Jury, liarch •
- term, - 1860....::::..,,:.1860.................. .287 13
To Adj,,Common Pleas Jury, April
term, 1880 252 89
To Common Pleas Jury,April term,
18S) 2.11 37
To Common Pleas Jury, September
Aerie:lBoo . ... ... .. 192 38
To COmmon Pleas Jury, Noveteber
term, 1860.... 338 75
To Common Pleas Jury, January
term, 1861
.. 825 00
265 75
127 67
1,869 06
XOO 00
QM
9000
80 28
4 98
iii!i=lG=
610 69
3 750 43
COURT CRIER AND TIP-STAVES.
To cash paid same at January term,
1880.....:..:
86 25
To cash paid same at February,
Marsh and April terms, 1860._ 75 25
T. cash . paid same at April term,
TO liaantiinidintina at August 4;m,
1860 . 82 50
To bab.loloo 01.#0314 November
term, 1860 108 76
Td sash paid same at January
•
term, 1861 96 25
--- • 661 60
2 80
21 97
To Cash paid for lodging and board
to
- 107 00
To cash paid, for livery biro for
GrenitSurois to'Poor House 8 00
2205
2800
4 66
11 55
3 Ot
6 45
CONSTABLES RETURNS.
To cash paid said return toJanuary
sessions: ....... ...... 45 08
To.cash paid aid' return to April
sessiiitai ;,•-•• .• •
To cosh , paid said return to Au . g • ust — • -44
5°
- )3(413101:14 ' ' • 45 48
To Dash paid said return to Novella- - •
bar seniors] 44 BB
To °soh Pailll l 44.returf ,
seieioas:. .. ...-fi 15 i
• 98
- 2St
455
6;30
4 20
2 10
4,20
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEIITRAL IN NONE•"
VOL. XIV.
TAXER RHIMNDED
COURTS 1860
HARRISBURG, PA., MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 11, 1861
TO CASH PAID SUNDRY CONSTABLES - FOR SER•
VICES, COMMONWEALTH CASES, VIZ::
To Jame; Freeburn 4 2S
To John Wlnnegel.... ....... „. „ 2 93
To John Thomas Fox ....... ...... 12 87
To IL H. Parsons 82 12
To Peter Cripple.... 1 85
To John J. Wallace 9 85
To D. Parthemore 1 10
To George Westheffer.... 32 16
To Jonas Deibler ................. 18 35
Ta Francis Forny —2 60
To Daniel Batteleher.. ~.... ...... 8 05
To David Trumpeter 2 86
To Jesse Auchmutby, .... - 8 18
To Silas P. Straw.. .......__ _ 1 44
To Peter Smith_ _ _ _ _ .... , _ . 2 66
To S. E. Taylor 281
To D. I. Shaeffer for a constable... 94 ...'
To Jefferson Clark 25 56
To John Murphy 2 42
T.) Jacob prove ........ .... ... 25 86. -
To Jacob D.Hoffnian;pollces . e — rvices • 88 - 06 •
To Thomas Finkel 160
214 37
EMI
CONSTABLES IN THE CITY OF . MARRISECEO.
To Miebael Neuman 17 78 _
To James Lewis 93 58
450 50
$124,708 10
To Henry Radabsugh....
To Daniel Rh0ad5........
To Henry 8eaker........
To Becker and Lewis....
To George German
To George H. Morgan_ .
To Daniel Calender
To Mosee Fleck
To John Essig
To Fleck and Lewis
To Lewis and Essig •
To Backer and Wickert.—
To Jackson Wickert.......
To John Fleck
To Isaac 0. Waterbury...
l`a Edward Fry
To George Forbes
To F. H. Geety. . ........
To George Kriechbaum...
To David and A. Krause..
To Henry H. Lutz.......
JUSTICES COSTS PAID IN COMMONWEALTH CASES
To Jesse B. Hummel
To O. W. Churchman
To D. J. Shaeffer
To Thomas Strohm
To Gleim and Shantz ) Lebanon Co.. 7.28
To A. S. Bly;Lebanon county— ' 441
ToJameis WS Griffith t 1 OS
To Samuel Landis.... 1 86
To Aaron P. Lark
To J. J. ld'Cormick 00
SS 67 ,
JUSTICES AND ALDERMAN. IN HARRISBURG,
To Henry Deader
To William Kline.__
To John Haglaughlin_ _
To William H. Kepner, Mayor
To Charles A. Snyder..... .:.
To Thomas C.
To David Harris
To William Mitchell, prothonotary,
Pees in same. ..... ........ 80
287 06
COMMONWEALTH WITNESSES
Aggregate amount paid said wit
nesses Mee past year, viz •
To.Jobn Aseler, deceased
To George Tellers
slir o tr b oN t ad Wagner..
To Samuel WaHaver-- . ...
To Henry WeSt
To Benjamin Terker .......
To Joseph Landi5........
To Jacob Hooker
To Washington
601 10
BRIDGE, ROAD AND ROAD DAMAGE VDMERS
Amount paid said viewera la 1860.. 230 75
BRIDGES AND.BRIDGE REPAIRS.
To Edward 13ickel,in full on Manacle•
villa bridge across Swatara 1516 66
To Adam Lenker & Co., in full for
bridge across Wiconisco creek at
Lykeustown..... ....... ...... '
Pahl Richard T. Hummel, Treasurer
of the Hilminelstown Bridge Com
pany-in Tull for the toll at
that place.. ..
........
To Holman & Witt, in full for the
bridge titliOSS Paxton- creek be;
.
low the city
To Fisber, Hummel & Co., in full for
aqueduct, bridge in Middletown
. :
TO Holman &'Wilt,
for re
pairs:at canal bridge on_
Hospital road 180 04
To M. .Welper, pointing
walls and abutments on
same
To Fisher, Hummel & Co.,
" repairs at MiddletOwn
bridge 186 75
To s ylaher & Smith, la
bor for same
To Henry Hachenberg, re-
19 00
1 56
2,187 90
pairs on same.....
To Fisher & Smith, lumber
at Imme 5 95
To .11'. C. Bohm, lumber . account fi
Swatara bridge
To Jeremiah Roemer and Jacob
Seim, expenses on removing a
span of old acqueduct bridge in
Middletown
To Fox & Ortb, nails, spikes; &0.,
for the repairs of Hummelstown,
(county bridge)
Benerille Klopp, I run Der ti
96 13
3,881 88
same
To.V. B. Huminel, repairs on salt
To Alfred Hummel, do , do
To Jobn'A. Bdtherford, re: • -
pairs at-Paxton bridge.. 3to
To Bamnal Holman, re
pairs at-Paxton bridge.:
To Elias Kehler, 'shingles
fir Wiconisco bridge at
Robert L Elder. ..
To Henry C. Hoffman, re
. .
pairing same,
To Georgeßnnyab, repair•
ing Beaver creek bridge 100
To Henry Shoop; repairs
at same:bridge....,.... 14 80
To Jacob Badman, repairs at Unioi
town bridge
To Jobn = Landis, rppairs at Union
Deposit bridge
To Jacob Keener, repairs at Clark's
creek bridge
To Jacob Albert, repairs at Lauter
inichePs bridge
To Daniel Yotters,bandry services
in bridge matters •
To Edward Bickel, for estimate of
Lykenstown bridge •
2,012 03
7 00
WATER RENT, GAS AND POSTAGE.
Water rent paid City Treasurer.... $2OO 00_
Gas
Gas paid to Treasurer of Gag Com.
Company afi oo
Postage paid daring the year IC, 20'
COIIZ Y- DEBT AND INTERESTS PAID.:.:
Intereata paid at_ilaiiiaburg Bank. 106 69
" State Capital " 37
on loan
paid -Elizabeth- Zolliriger 55 4.5 -
Interests odd David Cassel on loan 60 00
. 7" ;Eliza ILErazicir " _ 3O _ OO
- Luther Di Felt) , " 7 .% w
Christian Utich , e - es
tate; on loan 90 60
" " David Ricker, on loan 1 44 00
" " John Mosley, "' 740 00
" " Saninel Rnel, " 94 50
" John Ginger, - 61'06
A.Bumbatigh, ." 150 01)
" " jr Ise ao
"is R. W.-IVO/nr4, _ _ —9O 00 •
" " Wm.Breltbiger," 80 0 0
" " Jacob Reel s 1.. 42 00
" Job& liogen,
estate, on loan ..... . 80 0 0
" " Sant#l.liniger,on loan / 6 26
is 00
: 146131ha_ Ingram," 45 00 •
311 93
448 89
14 54
220 30
81 50
25-99
81 61
88 54
98 48
47 55
5 93
15 59
63 19
19 37
3 91
2 29
2 25
2 82
2 30
6 00
1 02
6 95
T 28
17 8L
1 76
PAID IN SAID CASES.
ow .12
202 21? :*
71 86'
IN , 11
144-99 ,
• 'lB 62
4, 10
~HOAD=DAaid?~:=
460 00
200 00
260 00
30 .00
90-_OO
91 00
80 00
10 00
60 00
110 00
731 00
600 00
876 00
1;48 60
230 64
60 50
2066
179 39
17 00
144 90
10 40
24 36
. 499 75
e 7.25
142 34
67 72
EM
EMU
15 80
26 38
20 27
102 02
4 10,
8-00
8,063'70
• 806:28
" " J.Gelger Ingram," 14 70 ' '
" " Peter Pancake, " ' 132 38 •
" " Mary H. Umberger,
on loan 60 00
" " V. B. Cowden, on loan '• 120 00
" . " Mre.MarsClark," 60 00
" . " George Stauffer," . 116 00
" " Adam Shope, " 180 00
" " Samuel Gray, " 12 26
" " Jane W. Moody," 60 00
" " John Hants, " 96 00
No. 1 coupons paid on the following
bonds,viz: On bolds Nos. .03,
67, 88 29, 30, 31, 62 8, 50, 51, 52,
' 63, 69, 60, 74, 76, 14, 17, 18, 10,
11, 12, 15, 64, 55, 21, 22, 23,24, 26, ,
26, 71, 75, 77, 2, 3,4, 7,6, 6,1, 68,
67,95, 66 and No. 85. T0ta1..... 986 90
- 3,436 90
PAID PRINCIPAL ON .SAID DEBT.
_ -
A. W. Watson, Esq4l.2te Treasurer,
balance due him at settlement... $ 2,088 5 9
Paid lEarrishurg 8anh.....'
- . 4,000 00
" Christian Urich's estate 1,800 00
; Aaron Bombaugh 1,250 00
" William Breitenger 1,000 00
&Mittel Singer 244 00
" State Capital Bank 8,000 00
12,827 59
• 10,264 49
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE;
To J.Jones,plumber's work,Brant'S
Vail 281 00 -
To Ste Wart &Zallinger, regains, gas
pipe 1 60
To Boas & Forster, pine wood 7 50
To Daniel Yoder, shoveling snow.. I. 50
" far scrubbing of
' ihsis 4 95
for moving of of
' Aces • /0 00
" " for fitting carpets 11 79 ,
." for repaint, Court
room.. 3 00
To •Henryllunkel, repairs, hose—. • 10 0
To Michael Walter, work about
Coartrhottse lot ....... . ... 10
To George F. Wagner, repairs of
tables ' - 700
To George A. Oglesby, make door
' keys.. .. .... . 50
To Baker & Poorman, reptile of •
I 00
To B. J. Harris, stove and pipes... 28.17
To D; B: Wilt, removing old privs. .s'oo
To Jno.Gastrook,ice for Court House 19 03
To John Care, express charges paid 65
To George W. „McOalla,- repairs- of
'To , John• Clare; paid expenses mov
ing offices—. .... ... ..... 29.76
To'Clizistian Snavely, carpets 5 63
To 8., T. , Jones, matting for Court
room; 56 62
To John H. Brant, rent, 6 months . 500 00
'To` Frederick-Hecker., service in
.
&moonlit 50 00
To Frederick Heekert, making the
Commissioners! statement In de
tat for 1859, for publication._ 20 00
To Jobn S. Musseriservice in mlli-
Ca accounts ' 25 00
To:Jacob Buffington, servMein mili
tia coconuts 25 00
To R. A. Lamberton, service as At
torney to Commissioners one year 50 00
To Daniel Yoder, part on night
• 995 64
TriXoseph -Miller, Clerk •
: . `7,1 *40.460 Biller- :additional al
• leitaixt4 ittytaqcOnthatiolers. and
TdanalrAnaltors .. .'. .. .. 400.00
Tn_oacisilfoder, Messenger `..' • 60 00
1,060 00
To Jacob Buffington, Commissioner,
2862 miles, at 6y, .... 178 26
1133 i days at $1 60. 170 00
Sundry incidental expenses paid... 3 17
To superintending new Court House 150 00 . .
1,171 08
1 191 8
2,6t1
30.39196
To John. S. Musser, Commissioner, •
3,860 miles at 03,3,1 209 37
144daya at $1 60 246 00
To Livery hire and incidental ex
penses 12 00
To superintending at new. Court
House 225 00
1,821 00
To Jacob Bohm, Commissioner,
1,437 miles at 89 81
18,8 days at $1 5Q 207 00
To,livery, hire and incidental ex
penses —. .
... ... 13 00
To superintending . at new Court
House 225 00
To George Garverioh, Comissioner,
per diem-pay.and mileage 100 32
To superintending at new Court
M!!M!EIMMIEL
NEW COURT HOUSE.
Disbursements not in the contract
with Holman & Wilt ; for. the
building &c.; of the same, viz
Paid premium for the plan or design 100 00
" - list - of countrand other officers
fbr the oorner-stomsto be de.
Posited'in same 2 00
Thomas 'Aldred, cutting and
letteriag astono 25 82
" for cast iron brackets for offices 204 00
" far gravel and hauling gravel 107 04
". for expenses by. Commission
ere_ :to Lanca5ter............ 11 00
To John Adams, labor on lot . 450
To John MedUm, curb stone2ss 76
To Boll* Stewart sewer.— ...... 421 99
To Jacob.; Hooker, firlok for -pave
inente - 90 00
To Goorge.A. Oglesby,gas fitting.. 160 00
TO J. R. Harris, care on floes.--- 64"26
Part Holman & Wilt, part Look-up 1,000 00
2,43636 .
Payments made on Court House
°entrant to Messrs. Holman
Wilt, for the.building and nom
&too of the new Court House,
aggregate amount up to Feb. 11,
-
1861•' • 33,584 zs
REQUISITIONS.
Requisition granted to Directors of
.the and House of Employ
. ment for:1E150 12,000 00
'Requisition' granted Inspeetors. of
Dimity Prison • - 7,500 00
19,500 00
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
George A. Brooke, binding
blank books for .B•cordera
and rrothonotaries offices. SO 75
To F. 1,. Butter: binding for
, Recorder , s office. .. ..15 00
Ire F It. Butter, binding
Judgment . dooket 2428
To F. L. : Hatter; binding for
Conntfolliderti , ' - ' 64 87
tteybindin g
,for
dfiainninnnitintod tai books BO 60
To F.-11 , 11ntter; binding for
Prottitototeries docket 10 00
To F. L. Huila; binding for
" Aesentmentnfor 1860 37 60
To . WEinney . , Election.
46we • 14 40
-- 226-77
To D. Muslims, Publishing
'court Proclamation..:. .. 2 00
:To. O,D. Muslin°, publisl:ing
Special Election rroclatmt
' . 43 00
To 0. D. Hinelhie, publishing •
Treasury= i1ep0rt,4869.... 74 00
To O. o,l3lnolins, publisbing
October Election Procni , an 75 00
To 0: 10.
Nov. Election Proclamation 76 00
priding
.Election Piootanuitloli.... 26 25
296 26
TO E. W. Haas, publishing
EpsclaFElection, 1860. . 25 00
To. F. W. Hass, publishing •
October Election, 1860. 50 00
To' F. W.Hass, publishing
• Court Proclamation,.lB6o. 600 -
To F. W. Hass,- publithing
November Elections 17 00
To O. Barrett 8: Cc, publish-
ing Court Proclamations— 12 00
To Ot Barrett & (W., Publish-
O..)pat' 81ecti0n , ....,. 67 75.
lb fu
arrett is 0o ~publishing
Tfe-11607ero'BePo!t1/856.. 74.00.. .. :,.
, . ,
To o.'Barrett & Co. , printing 29 25
To 0. Barrett & Co., Mutts
Nem Court House .. 13 00
To 0. Barrett & Co., printing
and pub1i5hing......'.....96 50
To o. , ,Barrott & Co., publish-. ,
lug Election Proclamation 38 50
361 00
To Weaver & Royal, printing
for city EleCtion. .. . 200
To Weaver & Royal, printing
for City Assessors .. 53 00
-- 55 00
To W. D. Ernst, publishing
notices 19 50
To W. D. Ernst, publishing
Court Proclamation 2 00
21 50
To E. M. Pollock, Stationery -Su
s promo Court 45 35
To Theodore F. Bhaetrer, printing
County Bondi'... 130 00
..
To S. Walson,Statioriery, 1858.9. 500
To B. W. Morey; publishing
Court Panchen/140n . 850
To S. W. Stofer, publishing
Speciallilections 25 00
To S. W. Stofer, publishing
Oct. and. Nov. Elections.. 62 25
PO 75
To George Bergner, publish
ing
Treasurer's Report '59 74 00
To George Bergner, publish- -
ing Special E1ecti0n.......,57 75
To George Bergner, printing
and Stationery 166 38
To George Bergner, Assess
ors' and. Collectors' books. 140 00
To George Bergner; Station. •
ery, &C., for Coulity officei 109 . 56
To George Bergner, Ele ction .
Prociamitions and printing 215 50
•
703 19
To John Care, paid red Ink and pens 205
T 9 Henry Uhler, publishing
Special Election ' 57 75
To Henry Uhler, publishing
Treaaurer's Report • ' 14 00 .
'To Henry Uhler;printing,.... 20'75
- 152 EO
To Geo. W. Busbies, publishing Ste- •
cis/ Elections 24 00
To B. 6: Stoves, publishing Novem- .
bey Election.... , ...... .......... 10 0)
CORONERS' AND JUSTICES' INQUISITIONS.
Am'l paid in 1800 f9r said 407 18
,DAUPHIN COUNTY PRISON
To Henry PefferAperintend
ing repairs - . 20 00
To Anthony King, glees for
reson. " ... .. 20 80
To Fager & ' slayer, repairs
in Prison.— ' 78 60
To Samuel Colestoet, repairs
In Prison. :: .. 30 80
To E. S. Itell,repaira in Prison 16 12
166 32
PENNSYLVANIA LUNATIC HOSPITAL
i'aid,Bupport of inmates 77 88
SUPREME COURT.
•
To Geo. Forbes, repairs room 626
book ease... 25 00
To Philip Weaver, Messenger - 18 (0
To Andrew Rrause,'Up Stave 72 00
To'Josirth B. Royal, crt e 1..... 98 00
" " rrinting. •16 00
To Geo. W. Porter, postage.. 93'43
To John Gastrock, ice, 1 80
278 48 62218
Amount paid Assessors for Making
;dm Annual. Yearly Assessments'
and alterations in the same... 393 11
Amount,paid. - ..for writing and past-
idg up lists of 'inters, and mak-
Our extra assessments bycertifl
eates
355 75
, its se
Amount paid City Assessors, in pur
suance:of City Charter. law 119 87
501.42
Amount paid Judges of - the January
Special . Election 636 79
Manila paid Judges of `March Elect.
lons, including Constable's Tay for
serving notices on persons elected,
and advertising eald elections..... 870 46
Amount paid Judges for Oct. Elections 821 68
" " Nov. 821 67
692 37
634 80
The undersigned .Cornmissioners have, in the . above
statement, kiven a statement in detail of the Receipts
and Expenditures of the County of Dauphin, Pennsylva
nia, up to February 11th,18131. For reasons not here
stated, the Auditor's Report is not concluded at the pre
sent time, therefore, the balance for or , against the
County Treasurer is not determined in the above exhibit.
March 5th I 1861.
JOHN S. MIJSSER,
JACOB BERM, '
GEO. GARVEEICH,
Commissioners of Dauphin Co., Pa
Attest—Josspn Maus, Clerk.
STATEMENT of the debt of the county of Dauphin Penn
sylvania, on the 12th day of February, 1861.
List of temporary loans, for which coupon bonds
were executed to. the holders, agreealde to the Act
of March 3d, 1860.
Martin mashy 3,100 00 .
John Nissley 4,000 40
James Clark estate,— ... 1,500 OD
Adam Scope 8,040 00 -
Samuel Reel 1'575 00
Jacob Reel 700 00
David Ricker.. .....1,600 00
David Camel._ 1,000 00
Peter Stricker...... .. ........ ' , 900 00
El&st, At Frazier, Intrust - 4,000 oo • •
do- .• do - do , x. 2,000 00
Isaac Sham 1,000 00
Joseph Wallace.... : ..... .... .... 1,000 00
John Geiger ~ .-- - :" 8,000 00
Luther D. Felt"'y...... . . ....•...,....... - 600.00
Nancy Baum ......... .. . 1,, ..:„;........ 800 00
Simon Oyster ....... 1,000 00
John S. Reny:. - ' ',- ' ' 750 00
Mrs Melvina Ingram - 1,000 00
Jonn Geigeri in trust .... , ... ..... &A_ 00
_
George Fetterhoff......, .... .. .. 1,000 00
Andrew Miller 3,000 00
Samuel Miller ............ ........ 2,000"00
Anna, Moyer . , 550,00
PeteB Pancake 8,000 00
M. B. Cavden 2,000 00 ,
Rebecca Geiger 400 00
Elizabeth Zollinger 540.00
Valentine Drich, in trust, 800 00 .
Jane W:-Moody . 1,000 00.
Robert W. ll'Clure 1,500 00
-George Stauffer • . • 2,000 00
John Bantz , - 1,600 00
Jacob Behm - -
Mary Et Umberger 1,000 00 , ' -
Jacob Rehm _. , , . __. 1,000 00 ,
~ ,
Harrisburg Bann ........ .. .. ' 2000 00 , . - ' '..
State Capital Bank 600 00
-- 68,615 . 00
From the above deduct the follow- •
ing outstanding taxes 'due' the
count" • • •.
f• ••• • • • ..... ... . .°..- . 13,546 93
Balance" doe the county 'on a bond • .
from citizens of South Hanover.
Bridge Bonus .. ... .....:. ... ;.. 400 00 .
- - , ' , --; 18,947 95
39,998 08
Old coupty.debt•l3... ..... . . :$44,668 05
The County COpimissioners willhere •
canine attention of the public to . • :
the fact that the foregoing amount
embrades one and a tutlf,month :
over and.abovo the usual year of .
12.montintop to the first Monday
of January of ~each and every
:year, the account herein above
stated is carried out the 11th of
February, 1861, during. which
time the disbursements that would
properly belong to the year 1861 •
111310111163 tO the aunt& . 9802 11 . _
is additionto the above, there was
' paid out Otthe ordinary receipts
over-and above ,the amount of. _
• 'Cart House lonia to Holman and _
mode di)
Making theOldcauno debt on Jan- . •
• IndryA, .. . - :
.$82,242 68
NO. 57.
2 260 36
essgesoss.
ZECT.ONS:
- 3,049 60
$108,50 82
Mai
Clam tinting Oats.
Having procured Steam Power Presses, we are
prepared to execute JOB and ROOK PRINTING of every
description, cheaper that it can be done at any other eq
tabltshmenttn the country
RATES OF AvVERTISLKO
a-Four lines or less constitute one-half Square F ,
lir.ea or more than four constitute a square.
Half Square. one day ' .. ..... ....
11 one week..
.. . . .. -...
one month
" three months 3 00
IS six months 4 o
one year 6 00
Oro Square one day so
44 ono week 200
44 one month .. 3 00
" three months 5 00
14 six months.... .. ... 8 00
- .. one year - 10 OD
jarßusineas notices inserted In the Loofa whom, or
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER. UNE
or each insertion.
—Marriages and Deaths to be charged as regular
advertisements.:
Therefore, the debt of the county,
exclusive of the loans made for
the express purpose of building a
new - Court House, would have
been, on the first Monday of Jan
uary, 18131 the sum of $32,242 66.
nrumEßATrox OF COURT HOUSE. BONDS
Valentino Hummel ; at thirty years 7,000 00
Samuel Gray, at thirty years 6,000 00
Mary W. Bergbans, at thirty years, 1,000 00
Mary Oyster, at thirty years 1,000 00
Simon Oyster, at thirty years 2,000 00
John G. Janes, at thirty years 1,000 CO
Mary Dempsey. at thirty years::.. 500 00
Catharine Maclean, at thirty years, 800 00
Margaret Machasti, at thirty years, 600 00
Catharine and M. Maclean, at thirty
years 500 00
George Fisher, at thirty years__ 2;000 00
Cath. A. Spangler, at th'rty years.. , 2,000 00
Elizabeth Zollinger, at thirty years, 600 00
Jane W. Moody, - at thirty years..., 500 00
Susan E. Spangler, at thirty years.. 1,000 00
Holman and Wilt, at thirty years.. 1,000 00
Alexander W. Walton, at' thirty
—year5............. 600 00
M. Kirk, at thirty year 5........... 2,000 00
Pager - .k . blaeyer, at thirty years... 1,100 00
Harrisburg Car C0mpany.......... 1,000 00
Mary Miller 500 00
Vital debt, including both the old
county debt and the loans so far
as made for the purpose of the
building and the erection of a new
Court louse, is as follows, up to
Febnutry 11, 1861 :
Old debt and temporary loans 844,668 05
Court Rouse loans „.... 81,000 00
JOHN S. MUSSER,
JACOB BERM, -
GEO. GARVERICH,
- Commissioners of Dauphin Co., Pa.
Attest—J . omPa If rs, Clerk.
.Patridinci Union publish above four times in weekly
may. marll d3tw2t
fitebital
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
.' .NEVEBt DEBILITATES.
TT is compounded entirely from Gums,
1 and bait become an eitablished fact a Standard Medi
cine,l
known and approved a by all tha have used it,
and is now resorted to m_f . ' with confidence in all the
diseases for which it is re- GI commended.
It has cured thousands Ei within the last two years
who had given op ahhopes -..„4 of relief, as the numerous
nnsolleited certillOates in Ni my possession show.
The dose must pe adapt- a t : ed to the temperament of
the individniutithing %and g used in such quantities ex
to act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your
-
use of the LIVER IIciTGO-
LIVER Conrunins, D 1170178
to lhannstoza, Swum WE
ST SO= STOMACH,
CHOLIMA Maims, Caw=
JAUNDICE, Fens= Wien
succesatilly as an Chown.
wiIIcureSICIIHRADAME
TN TWENTY' Yttrunsi,gin* rwe
unar aecommencoment o
ALL Irmo miry 411 , CCP-
War,
la-1111x Water in the month with the Jo
oigorator, endrzwallow both: together.
FRICOI Diiiirs riga Homy.
SAN-FORD'S
CATHARTIC PILLS
COMPOIINDRD FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EiTRACTS, AND PII
UP IN . GLASS CASES; AIRTIGHT, AND
WILL KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The. FAMILY CATHAiI- •
tinily° Cathartic which the lyll
practice more than twenty a
The constantly lamas. ,
have long used the PILLS
all express in regard to 14
to pines them within the a.
§The ProfeSsion well know
on difterent portions of the
The FAMILY OATHS& gr,
ferance to this well sahib. I• 4
ded from a variety of the (.4
which act alike on every Ad
nal, and are good and rata 1.4
thorns,* needed, such , te 1 71
Marine% Pains in fte:
Pout and' arenas ever Gu
.or tonight in the head, ail ,•-:
Wormein Ch il dren or dd- Cr
Purifier of the Blood, and di
flesh is heir, too numerous
ttseinUnt, Does, Ito 3, C)
raze 80.0FIVIS
THII LIM INVIGORATOR AND Feet CATRAR
JO Pius are retailed by Druggists generally,and
sold :wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns.
S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
je2o-dawyi] 835 Broadway, New York.
HE • ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
solicited to our very large assortment or
T is -
11/PERSHIRIFI AND DRAWERS of every size and quality.
Gans' Jouves Km Grovas, best article manufactured.
All the different kinds of WINTER GLOVES.
largest assortment oiliest:Raz In the city.
Castel'', SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Beady Hemmed.
And:everything in Gelds' wear, at
CATHCART'S,
Next to the Harrisburg Rank
jau2l
ALDERMAN
HENRY ,PEFFER,
OFFICE--THIRD STREET... (SHELL'S ROW,)
NEAR MARKET.
Residence, Chestnut Street near . Fourth.
CITY - OF HARRISBURG, PRNN'A.
myl2-dtt
Et•l E A. NIN - 08FS •
FROM THE.,
ECAR.VEST-PIELDS OF LITERATURE,
SCIENCE AND ART f
AMelange of Excerpta Carious, Humor
.. nniandlnntructive. Collated by C. C. BOMBAUGH,
A. 14, M. D. , •
The o:l7,l : o7tAritini g g Voileas Just been
LEAP f i e s c l e ci ivg . at
EER •
STORE- PRIOR $l.
OATaVOAM3!!
BUSSELS tad HAND A
2 0 Ou.
. prime ter itle.very low for " cash,
' JAS AI WHEELER,
. Dearer CottQWocid;'Poivder, 22e.
air All coal delivered and weighed atconanmers door
by tne Patent Weigh-Game.; . : soft the times.--
Wholesale and Retail. - jan2
Desirable' Property. for Rent.
A - TWO'.'BTORY - ERAME HOUSE AND
Asittuaed blafket Street, between
Fourth. and Fifth streets, In the Third Ward.
ALSW—hirsiltGETWO STORY; FRIOIE I 'OIISE, situated
in Second striat below Idniberry, in the First Ward.
ALSO.II.:VEFFEE SIORYIiktICK HOUSE. situate in
Liberty street, the Fourth Ward._ .
Apply 'LC • • ' ZIETSIBBMAN,
No 28 South Second street,
" jah.lol, Harrisburg, Pa.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
FOltti" BOY ordef just m
slaved anstor Welty
wm.DCCR
3R.
Co.
; ,
so: .
L. 00
--
.31,000 00
70,668 05
judgment guide you In th
BATOR, and It 'mill cute
dreams, DYePBPatA,CHROA
PLAINIe
DROP
ZIA& ,CCenniazia CHOIIO,
INFANTI7I4 F LATIT I. It A CI,
tommes, and may be used
KY MUM XXDIONN. li
(as thousands can testify)
08 TIMM TILIONICuriTIBA Be
attack.
lOU their bastimony lo it.
TIC PILL is a gentle b a
proprietor bas used in hi
years."
Mg demand tromthosa who
and the satisfaction which
their use, has induced ma
reach of all.
that different Cathartics amt
bowels.
TIC PILL has, with due re -
liaised fact, been compoan•
purest Vegetable Extracts,
part of the alimentary m
in all cases - where a ca-
Derangements of Stomach,
Back and Loins, Cashman
body,Renteseness, Headache
Inflammatory Diseases,
ulls, Bketnnatinn, a great
many diseases to vhlch
to mention In this i tvar•