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Ciat building in Harrisburg is said to be a
profitable buslocEs.
THE average salaries of male teachers in
Pennsylvania Is $4103 per month; females, $31.12.
Tug Pennsylvania Steel Works at Harris
burg employ 570
Tun Catasauqua Manufacturing Company
Is doing a thriving business.
" STACIOER JUICE" is the latest name for
I=
TIIE nail manufacturers have advanced the
price of ten penny millet° $4.75..
WM. N. WILLIAMS, Esq., of Slatington,
has accepted the position of local reporter on the
Scranton Republican.
WM. T. Mourns, formerly of Allentown,
is contributing a necks of interesting notes of
travel In Wales.
EMI
THE Philadelphia Ledger Almanac for 1872
fa a valuable .publlcation. We are lialebted to
.Mr. Childs for a copy of the work.
Tnt New York herald wants to light
'Spain, and• nays we have had enough Spanish
insolence and diplomatic tomfoolery.
How limit Is'l'ets.—Mr. Joshua Schlaur
man killed a very large goose Wednesday, the
liver of which weighed two pounds,.
Tats Plicenix Fire Compaey,of Calasauqua,
swill make that town me - ry next month by giving
a grand ball. ,
THE Pittsburgh Gazette says that Senator
Cameron has given out .to his immediate friends
that he will not aspire to a continuance of Sena
torial honors.
OarrptitY.—lliajor Charles P. Multleroberg,
a prominent citizen of Reading, died on Tuesday
morning, In the 34th year of his age, of typhoid
pneumonia.
•
Horar, CHANos.—Edward Yeagei has sold
the good w ? ill and fixtures of the Exchange hotel
to Henry Smith, of Salisbury. Mr. Smith will
take possesslon eta the first of April.
Tn E following nre the newly elected officers
of the Bath Railroad : —Pitrideut, Charles Brod
head ; Directors, E. W. Clark, J. IL 111814 y, J. V.
Cope and Augustus Wolle.
PROF. \Vicunaslinst in his annual report
of the public schools says that within the last six
years our State has placed herself among the
leading educational States of the Union.
THE firm of {Malt .'u Kress, tobacconists, in
the First Ward, has been dissolved. The busi
ness will be continued by Mr. KresS, who will be
pleased to see all the old patrons of the establish
ment.
Goon NEWS. —The famous Switchback
Railroad Is to be kept running another year, and
the leading hotels are already beginning to make
preparations for am - Increased number of excur
sionists nest summer.
AN VARY.— We think Josh Billings a sue•
nese ne a Weather prophet. Ile divides January
Into the following singes: "Awful kohl; more
signs of kohl; It lz kohl ; thaw kontlnues ; thaw
freezes." •
LARGE ENGINE. Pretz t.C.t Weinsheimet
have contracted with Wm. F. Moser k Co., for
the building and erection of a large engine, of
twice the power of the one now In me, to drive the
machinery of the Spoke Works and Berkemeyer
Dorney's furniture factory.
TRE CC AL DINFICULTIEB SETTLED.—The
difficulty between the Wilkesbarre Coal and Iron
Company and their miners bus been amicably set
tled. The men have agreed to accept the reduc
tion of 10 per cent. on the wages, provided the
company will reduce the price of powder and oil.
Mr. Parrish, president of the company, signified
his readlum6 to agree no this, and work will prob
ably be resumed In the Wyoming region on Mon
day next.
MAIL liounnity.—At noon on Tuesday,
Jacob Walter was brought before U, S. Corn•
missioner !Miter, of Philadelphia, charged with
stealing a letter sent through the Post Of
fice to another person, "with a design to ab
stract the correspondence, and did destroy said
letter." The letter was taken from behind a
looking glass In the boarding house of John
Oberly, No. 622 North Front street, Philadelphia;
and by him (Walter) opened mak destroyed.
The Commissioner bold Walter In ball for a fur
ther hearing. We understand the offender Wan
formerly a resident of thls'county.
Fra4.- , —The carriage factory of Mr. flume
A. Sentinel, at Saegersville, came very nearly be
ing burned down on Saturday last. Itseems that
a nail keg bad been used as coal seuttle,and when
the workmen went to dinner, they left the keg
standing near the stove, and the heat bet omlng
great It caught fire;and from the keg tht: floor
caught fire, and turned so that the stove fell
through It into the cellar. Some large cans of
varnish stood near, but luckily rid tot catch Ore.
The men retuaned front dinner in time to cave the
• building. Had the Ora broke out at night the
damage might have been serious. Slatinytun
Xnex.
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AooonniNo to order of Phillipsburgh Town
Connell, printed cards, with " t•inall-pox"
nouncement, appear on the doors of houses to
which the disease exists.
THE M. W. Grand Master of Grand Lodge
or colored Morons or Pennsylvania, has apcointed
James T. Robinson D. D. Grand Master for the
counties of Montgomery, Berks, Lehigh, North
amptoh, Wyoming and Bradford.
THE Commissioner of Internal 'Revenue has
directed Assessors to notify corporations that they
toast continue to return the Income tax on all
dividends made until Conwess repeals the law,
or its limit of expiration is reached, In July nt xt.
SPECIE PAYMENT.-P. S. Stewart, proprie
tor of a hotel In West Chester, Pa., has resumed
specie payment. Several parties in 'Allentown
tried that experiment about a year ago but soon
got tired of paying the premium for gold and
silver.
OtlirßEPltEsENTATreEs.—Senator Albright
lion :he Committees on Judlcla ry , Divurce, Pen
sions and Gratuities. Representative Wonlever le
on the Committees on M toys and Means, Judiciary
(General and Local), Iron and Coal, and Con•
gressionalopportiontment. Representative Fetter
Is on the Committees on Railroads and Banks.
THE Allentown Democrat calls attention to
the fact that it great many ndministrators and
executors neglect to give notice of their appoint.
meat In a paper printed In the English language.
Such seeming trifling omisions may prove of con
siderable importance to the negligent adminis
trators and their bondsmen nt some future slay.
.\lutts•r.—Chief of Pullen Kleckner, Wtd
nmday, made a Journey to Indian Mountain, three
trines above Weissport, and arrested n man named
Peter Graver on a charge which MIMI , be nameless.
Peter was brought to Allentown andkaken before
Alderman Stabler. and In default of bail tuna cool
milled to prison.
MESSRS. Wrn. Grim and John L. Hoffman
of this city, were on Monday elected Directors of
the PerkMown Railroad. From the character of
these gentlemen we feel confident that whatever
our city can po !Ably gain by the early completion
of the road will not be overlooked. The election
was held at Green Lame.
Cuant Siranso:—A Wilmington critic com
plains of the choir singing in that city and won•
(ler. If choirs will ever cease to sing gibberish. A
choir in that city vocalized a Psalm in the follow
ing highly artistic style lust Sunday :
A-Ten Do Worth, While Sty Declare
God Zah•un con-tro old decree :
Tho Wart my nuh-un, thi Stay my Yore
huh Vy I be-goh-otun thee.
ELEVEN hogs were butchered at Oxford
Valley on the 30th ult., that weight 4 collectively
4,227 pounds; eight of the best weighed 3,326
pounds, an average of 413,q pounds each. And
three others were killed the first of this month
that averaged a little over 400 pounds each. An
squally good lot of porkers are seldom butchered
hi one neighborhood, even in Old Backs, noted
for its fine pm* and poultry.
ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT.—Mr. Frank
Breinig, will, hi a few dais, encl a new front In
his store, No. 637 Hamilton street. It will be the
same In appearance as that In the new store of
41uth Kern. Mr. Greenewuld has the contract
and wlll make a goad Job. Mr. Brelnig will, we
understand, cuter the clothing business, and, as
he Intends to be an extensive advertiser and con
duct his business In au enterprislog manner, he
will make . money.
Tna Easton Argus .says it is heartily
ashamed of the Lafayette Monthly, and is sorry
that such a book as that should be put forth as the
fruit of literary culture within Its wane, and, if It
be indeed Impossible for its Senior class to prO.
duce anything better than limping verse and flat,
feeble prose, l,he propriety of Inviting public at
tention to these wretched scribblings by a month
ly appearance in print may be regarded us doubt
ful. •
A VALUABLE PUBCIIASE.—Tito Central
Railroad, of N. J., have bought the coal lands of
the lioneybrook Coal Company and the German
Penna. Coal Company, nt Auden rcid and Treo
cow, and are negotiating for other lands at Jeanes•
Ville. This company, by these large purchases of
coal tracts, will he a formidable competitor with
the Lehigh Valley road, for the transportation of
coal from the Lehigh and Wyomin'g coal fields.—
Free Prep:.
CHURCH TRUSTEEB. —The congregation
connected with the Presbyterian church held a
meeting Tuesday evening for the election of
Trustees for the present year. Gen. McAllister
was Chairman of the meeting, and J. Winslow
IVood was Secretary. The following gentlemen
were elected Trastees : E. B. Young,' W. R.
Steckel, 'l'. Johnson, Stephen Gould, James
Roney, Dr. J. P. Barnes, J. Winslow Wood and
John Stopp.
GOVERNOR EARY'S recommendations to
estabilsh a bureau of statistics, meets withgener
al furor. Pennsylvania is the only State in the
Union which keeps no regular account of the yield
of her mineral and agricultural resources In such
forms us to crinkle statisticlay to compute their
value and annual comparative Influence on the
industry of the people; and yet no other State
has such vast and variety of resources. Legisla•
tors, as well as all business men, greatly feel the
need of a bureau of statistics.
LAsT week at the Delaware emlnly adjourn
c,l court, at Media, Justices Longhem! and 111;1
were brought before Judge Butler on the charge
of not ieturning criminal cases heard by them to
the District Attorney. After a hearing of their
statements the Judge imposed upon them the costs
of the Proceedings, and bound them Over to re
turn all cases to that °Mee, where the defendant
Is held to appear at court, except imnlsdemean
ors, where the law gives them the right to settle,
and if this duty was neglected In future he would
punish more severely. •
GERMAN PROFESSOR IN TOE FEMALE COL
LEor.—M r. Kilian, ,one of the editors of our Ger
man Dully, and of the other German papers pub
lished by the firm of Leisenving, Treater & Co.,
has been appointed German Professor of our Fe
male College. Prof. Kilian is a graduate of oa6
of the celebrated Universities of Germany, an able
scholar, a thorough linguist, and an experienced
teacher, who will do honor to his position. Un
der his guidance the young ladles may add much
to their accomplishments by acquiring a knowl
edge of one of the most beautiful of modern lan
guages.
STAY-OUT-LATE•O'•KIOIIT husbands may
find something in the following, from the Titus
ville, Pa., Herald, which will enable them to steer
clear of the reeks: The War Department, in addi
tion to its weather•signal system, Is about to es
tablish an electric social system of slot m signals,
In all the larger cities of the country, by which
every married man who Is on the magnetic belt
can, by watching the signals on his chiMbey top
or ridge-board tell Just the moment when It Wlll
be safe for him to leave port (or champagne) for
home. A black flag flying, will signify "cross es
a bear—typhoogdpproacbing•" A white flag—
" everything Is lovely ; she Is asleep." A red
flag, with white centre—'• look out for squalls ;
baby Just spanked ;" while a white flag, with red
centre indicates simply " cautionary measures on
the part of the 'old man,'" who can go home
liver full sail, but should reef his boots and douse
his binnacle-lamp before going up stairs.
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LEII/611 VALLEY RAlLROAD.—Yesterdny
timming was held the amino! meeting of the
stockholders of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. , The
annutirreport was read of which the following Is
it brief extract 1
The total coal tonnage for three years la as fol
lows
For 1560 ^ 1331,407 tons
For 1870 " 022,433
F0r . 1871 " 889,074 "
Of which heat amount, 1,710,220 tons have been
carried In the four monthis from July 31st:to No
vember 30th (the close of our lineal year), show
log a carrying capacity of over Ova millions of
tons If the .trade could he evenly distributed
throughout the year.
Our passenger and general freight business
have continued to Inereaee.
The receipts from all sources (in—
cluding Interest on investments,
income front coal, lands, Cc.,)
amounted to 85,602,382 23
Operating expenses of the road 3,462,028 75
Net income 2,440,352 45
The following officers were elected for the en—
suing pear;
President—Asa Packer.
Directors—Charles Hartshorne, William W.
Longstreth, .1. 0111Inchan Fell, John Taylor
Johnston' William 11. Gultmer, David Thomas,
Ashbel Welch, Edward 11. Trotter, Arlo Pardee,
L. Conyugham, Edward Roberts, Wll
- A. Ingham.
THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOMeN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,1872.
10EPORT o f coal transported over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for week ending January oth,
1872, compared with same time last year:
For Week. For Year
Total Wyoming ...............10,306 19 613.274 01
Hazleton... .. . ....... —.29,881 19 166,395 18
Upper Lehigh . 102 12 36615
- Beaver Meadow. ...... .11,783 14 66,16308
, Mahanoy... ... .'..... 1,990 06 25,67608
Mauch Chunk ......... 63 04 37508
Sullivan A; Erie........ 966 06 5,12402
Total by Hall ..(; Canal.— 59,092 02 '354,309 10
Sumo Iliac 1870 65,515 17 360,010 U 4
Increase ....
DecreaBa..o
THE Reading Railroad's annual report
snows a remarkable Increase in its prosperity
during the past year. Thu nggregate railroad re—
ceipts from other sources than coal show an in—
crease of 81,203,054 over the previous year, 8708.-
408.62 of widell Is due to the business of the Nor—
ri,town Road, which the company did not work
In 1870. The net profits of the eomphny were
8 , 5,0,0,040. 'The following are the officers Mt
this year:
Prelident —Franklin B. Gowen.
Managers—ll. Pratt McKean, A. E. Boric, R.
B. Colwell, J. B. Lippincott, John Ashhur6t,
Charles Is. Smith.
Treasurer—Samuel Bradford.
`eerefory—J. W. Jones.
IRON MANUFACTURED IN THE LEIIIOII
VALLET.—We give below• the number of blast fur
naces and the aliment of pig Iron annually mule
In our valley at the priment time :
Furnaces. Tone
Parryville, the Carboa Iron Co. 3 28,000
ColUay, LeldgM,Valley Iron Co. 3 28,000
Holten.lamina, Thomas Iron Co. 4 52,000
Imekrldtte Thomas Iron Co
. , . 2 21.000
Cat...to...qua, Lel.lutt Crane Iron Co 6 115,000
Allentown, Allentown Iron Co. 4 30,000
" Allentown Rolling Mill Co. 2 18,000
" Lehigh Iron Co. 1 9,000
Bethlehem, Bethlehem Iron Co. 3 30,000
ttellertown, &mem. Iron Co. 2 18,000
North Penn Iron Co. 1 10,000
Coleraln, Co!craft] Iron Co. 1 10,000
Uhler:, near Easton, 1 0,000
Glendon, Glendon Iron Co. C. 50,000
RANK DIRECTORS
CATASAUQUA NATIONAL BANK
Ell J. Seeger, D. A. Tumbler, W. B. Powell,.
Jonas (Buy, John Williams, Jas. T. Borbek,
Cilirktlan Milt!, Wm. Kern, Chas. Glick, Weston
Dad,on, V. W. Weaver, Franklin Andreas, AVrn.
.D. Snyder.
I'II:ST NATIONAL DANK, MAUCH CHINK
A. W. Leischriug, A. A. Douglas, William
Lilly, G , orge Belford, William Butler, William
B. Mack, Dank! ReberHug, J. H. Sulkeld, M. M.
Dlltunlelr, Daniel Bertsch, sun., George Ruddle,
All,n Cr&lg, Moons MeGinty.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK, SIAUCII CHUNK'
Charles Aihright, Fisher Hazard, C. R. Potts,
R. Q. Butler, J. C. Dolon, Thomas Kemerer, Wm.
Cuiter, T. F. Walter, D. Olenwine.
BANE ELECTION:I. —The various banks of
the city held elections yestea day for Directors to
serve for the ye:at - 1872, with the following resu tel
First Nittional—W m. 11. Bluiner, J. M. Line,
Win. Kern, N. I,st:do:singer and J. A. Blumer.
&cowl National W an. H. Al icy, B. J. flagun
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hada, Chas. S. Bush, Samuel Sell, M ilt 3n Apple,
AarOn Barnet, Martin Reinerer, Chas. H. Ruhe,
Sylvester Becher.
Alleptown Yidional—WllllLL in Saeger, J. P.
Barnes, A. J. G. Dubbs, J. L. Hoffman, A. S.
Keck, E. (3. Martin, James K. Masser, Christian
Fret; 11. J. Schantz, Thomas Steckel, Joseph
Weaver, Auy,ust. Weber, RuberL Yost.
Girard Savings' flank—Pinion Albright, Tilgh
man Mertz, Aaron
. Eisunhart ; Junes F. Kline,
David W e lti a .
TOE CITIES AND Bonouotts of Pennsylva
uia with a population In 1871 of over 5000 souls
are: Philadelphia, 674,0:2; Pittsburgh, 86,076;
Allegheny, 53,180; Scranton, 35,092; Reitillhg,
33,930; Ila , rlstnrg, 23,104; Lancaster, 20,233;
Erie, 10,646: Birmingham and East Birmingham,
18,091 ; II liamspo: t, 16,030; Allentown, 14.108;
Easton and South Easton, 14,154 ; Pottsville, 12,-
381 . ; York, 11,003 ; 'corrist own, 10,753; Altoona,
10,610; Wilkesharre, 10,174; Chester, 0485 ;
8639; Lunalllr , 8430;Bethlehem and
couth Bethlehem, 806 S , 'Meadville, 7103 ; Loek•
ha yen, 6986 , Corry, 6809 ; Pittston, 6760 ; Leba
non, 6727; Carllsk, 6650; Columbia, 6401 ;
nuhtic, 6303 ; Chambersburg, 6308 ; Newcastle,
6101; Johnstown, 6028; Tamaqua, 51160; St. Clair,
5726 ; Ashland, 5714 ; Wcstche,ter, 5630; Mane);
Chunk and East Mauch chunk, 5426 ; and Phu,
njxvllle, 5202.
THE BAlt IRON MaNutlcrufutits.—The
National Association of Bar Iron Manufacturers
[net in Philadelphia last week. Among the man
agers elected we notice the flame of Mr. 0. Wil
liams, of Catasauqua. The association
wan es
tnbliehed for the purpose of obtaining full statis
tics of the iron trade throughout the world, and
effecting, frequent interchange of Ideas, Improving
the manufacture of Iron in the United States, and
securing , harmonious action In all matters per
taining to the iron interests. The discussion yes
terday disclosed an unusually satisfactory condi
tion of the trade, and emphatic testimony wit,
borne to the efficacy of the protective system In
affording remunerative employment for labor,and
promoting lo every way the prosperity of the na
tion. Sixtpelght delegates were present, who
represented forty mills.
rAmti.v Peon.--Daniel O'Donnel, residing
011 Railroad street, was brought before the Mayor
last Thursday, on the charge of beating Ills wife.
Officer Gallagher heard the cries of the yoman,
when she was mceiving the castigation, and hur
ried to her assistance. After some little trouble
he succeeded In arresting the loving husband and
took hlin to the Sixth Ward station house, where
he was confined until next morning. Daniel stated
to the .Mayor that his better half bad Deco taking
too touch nitro glyerrme, and that . when he ac
cused beret doing so they got Into a fight. Daniel
used a broom-stick and Mrs. Daniel doused him
with a pall of water. The prisoner claimed to he
peaceable top and called Officer Thomas to
substantiate his statement, but the policemen said
he had been arrested several times before, Ills
Honor was of the opinion that Mrs. O'Donnel was
not an angel and discharged the prisoner.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION—TWO MEN BLOWN
TO PmcEs.—Yesterday worning a fearful acct•
dent happened at Scranton. Two laborers,
Samuel Higginbotham and. James Hennessy,
were sent Into a shaft In one of the Vermillion
Coal Company's mines about 4 o'clock. They
had scarcely reached thelrdestlnatlun In the mine,
when a violent explosion occurred, and as soon us
possible assistance was sent to them.
The men .were found blown almost to pieces.
The cause of the explosion was the gas In the
mines coming In contact with the light. II iggin
botham,,who lived at Scranton, leaves a family—
a wife and one child. Hennessy lived In Ottawa,
and leaves a family—a wife and four children.
The men killed were employed balling out water
In certain portions - of the mine.
From the fact that the bodies were found In a
part of the mine which they were tirhidden to en
ter by the company, because of the supposed
presence of Bre•damp, their death would seem to
be the result of disobedience of orders.
THE WORKINOMEN'S I.3I,NEVOLENT A SBO
CIATION.—A correspondent of the evening Bul
letin, writing front Wllkesbarra on the 10th, says
that "the news from the General Council of the
W. B. A., whose session nt Mahanoy City closed
on the oth under very unlivoranie auspices, le
hailed by operators here as a cheering sign of the
Impending dissolution of that mischievous organi
zation. It Is an axiom that no Buffo Is so bitter
as one between the adherents of different religious
denominations,. and If, as' Is reported, a quarrel
has arisen between the Catholic and the Protest
ant factions of the N. B. A., It will be no easy
matter to bring them Into harmony again. Shrewd
observers here think tha . t the ultlinate result will
be a dissolution of the Association, as a collective
body ; leaving nothing but the local" brooches,"
as they are now termed, of which each colliery
supporta one. The action of the Hyde Park min
ers In settliag their own terms with their employ
ers regardless of the wish of the General Council
—for which they were promptly read' out of the
organiz.ition—is also an evidence that the days of
great and costly humbug are numbered and will
Shortly end. It is hoped that the coming year r with
the almost inevitable low prices and correspond
ing wages by which the trade now concedes that
It will be marked, may open the eyes of the work-
Ingtnen and show them that, alter all, their Inter
ests and those of their employers Ile In common,
and must advance or decline together. It will p.4,y
the operators to lose a few thousand dollars apiece,
If by that means this truth may be permanently,
Inculcated.
,AccErrAnLE are those cigars, manufactured
and sold at H. C. Wagner's, southwest corner of
Bevonth and Centre Square.
BLEEPING Lllth A JACK—KNIFE.--People
who are willing to sleep shut up like a Jnck•knlfe
will be delighted to know of a now process of In
suring longevity. A California scientist, whose
head, Nicoll's back, must be a trifle weak, de
clares that he has prolonged his life by sleeping
with his finger tips touching his toes, and has In
vented a machine to hold the body In that grace.
ful and pleasant position. He contends that the
vital electric currents"—on •the principle we
suppose of the smoke consuming stove—" are
thus kept In even eircumflow, Instead of being
thrown elf at the extremities and wasted." There
Is no patent upon the great discovery, and any
one with a sufficiently supple back Is of course
free to try the experiment, and after doings° wl!I
please report the result of their experience to us.
5,5:8 13 5,640 14
INFORMATION FOR POSTMASTERS. The
postmasters of title county will won receive a eir•
cuter from the Post Office Department requiring
them to accept mutilated currency under the new
regulations in payment for postage stamps and
stamped envelopes on the same terms as It Is re.
eelved by the Treasury Department ; that Is to say
the full face value when not, more than two
fifths of Its original proportions are missing. The
mutilated currency so received will not be paid out
again by postmasters, but may be forwarded to
the treasury of the United States at Washington,
at the expense of the department, under the goy
eminent contract with the Adams express com
pany; provided that the fractional currency be
sent in sums of live dollars and upward and the
legal tender notes in sums of fifty dollars and up•
ward. New currency, by express, at the expense
of the department, will be sent In return, unless
otherwise ordered.
MANAOEMENT OF CHILIMEN.—There can, I
think, be no greater disaster In the home, no
greater mistake In the attempt to managea fam
ily, than the failure of the two parents to make
their authority absolutely one. The household
In which, for any reason or from any cause, a con
flict of authority exists, is the saddest of sights to
one who wishes well to children. Thera should
be earnest conference between parents concerning
the best methods and objects; there should be per
fect unanimity it the general system of manage
ment adopted by them. It is unspeakably better
to [sake some mistakes in unison, than to let the
minds of children confused as to whom they shall
obey. Let the father mid mother speak with one
voice, If they wish the voice of either to be re
spected. Appeals from one to the other 011001(1
never be permitted. Where this la allowed,
wretchedness of many kinds ensues. sod manage
ment gives place to mismanagement.— J. E. 41,
bolt.
28 378,000
SHOT AT—ATTEMPTED. ASSASSINATION.—
Dr. Steinmetz, of Weaversville, appears to have
determined and murderous enemies. Some time
ago, It will be remembered, he wan quite severely
In) urled by some parties who gained forcible en
trance Into his residence, opposite the Academy,
at Weaversvllle, during the absence from home of
his wife, and the house was subsequently set on
fire, for the purpose, It was supposed, of covering
up the murder, which the would-have-been assas
sins calculated they had done. The building was
entirely destroyed by the lire, but the Doctor was
rescued by the timely assistance rendered by the
neighbors. The parties, being foiled In their pur
pose at this time, resumed their murderous work
Tuesday evening. As Dr. Steinmetz was return
from his father's residence, near Bath, to his home
In Weaversville, some parties who were hid along
side the road fired at him, the bullet entering the
carriage front. behind and grazing the Doctor's
artn. The horse started off at the discharge of the
gun, and it required the Doctor's entire attenthm
to hold him in, and in consequence he could not
even get a sight of his would-be assassins. The
community of Weaveraville is not a little &tartly]
by these attempts upon the life of one of their good
citizens, and the matter we suppose and hope will
he thoroughly investigated. We predict it will be
" some unhealthy for the cuss” If he is caught.
Bethlehem Tillie, I.
THE STATE REVENUE.—BeIow we give the
amounts pild Into the state Treasury by corpora
tions In this Vicinity:—
LehiAlt county . . .... $3,500 00
Allentown Savings Institution ....... ..... 374 57
Coopersburg, do do ..... . . ... 76 UO
Macungie Savings Bank .... 125 CO
TAX ON (70IIPORATION STOCK.
Allentown Railroad 2(12 48
Allentown Passenger Hallway 192 15
Catasaugua and Fogelscille R. R 1,250 70
Root Penn. Railroad Co 3,927 60
Ironton do ......... ............ 750 00
Lehigh Valley do ............ ......... 69,581 18
Lehigh A: Lackawanna R. R 112 53
Peri:M[llmi Railroad .... 11 US
Ilokendauqua Bridge 6 22
Siegfried's dol3 71
Blery's -.do 50 00
Bethlehem ' do 156 00
do do (New st) ... ...... ... 104 10
Allentown Iron Co . ... ........ 3,000 00
Bethlehem do . 4,617 25
Lehigh Crane do 4,800 00
Lehigh do 67 20
Lehigh Valley do . 300 00
Snucon do . .......... ............. .... : .... 1,734 00
Glendon do 2,25 U 00
Thomas do ... ...... .... ............ ..... 15,750 00
Allentown Rolling Stlll Co 2,370 00
Lehigh Coal and Nov.Co 17,042 61
•
Allen Gas Company 293 75
Bethlehem do 160 00
Catasaurput do 64 24
South Bethlehem do 43 91
Allentown Water Co 210 96
Bethlehem do SI 30
Calasanqua Manufacturing Co. ..... ...... 1,368 02
Lehigh do 113 01
Lehigh Slale Co 207 CO
Thomas do'
62 Z.lO
.
City of Allentown, • 471 68
Borough of Bethlehem, 50 67
do Catasauqua, 51 46
South Bethlehem Gas and Water Co., 14 07
East Penn. Ra Broad, ' .. 1,678 30
Ironton dO 432 25
Lehigh Coal and Nag. Co., 45.015 43
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co., 13,615 33
Lehigh Zinc Company, , 1.726 66
Lehigh and Lackawanna R. R, • 601 24
Lehigh Crane Iron Co., 500 61
North Penn: Railroad, 6,670 14
Perklomen do 1,578 36
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Allen Gus Company,
Allentown Iron do 1,800 00
. do Water do 193 114
do Rolling Mill do ' 2,830 27
do Pass. R. W. do 147 V 3
Bethlehem Gas Company, 110 04
do Water do
do Iron 'do
Catasauqua Man'f. do
do Oas do 49 63
Lehigh Bridge Bethlehem, 103 04
do do 131ery'a; 38 15
do Crane Iron Co., 2,269 65
do Valley do 121 12
New street Bridge, Bethlehem, 13 SS
Roberts Iron Lornpany, 7,428 11
E!!M=I!1
Tbotuus do
Wm. 11. Werner L Co. (brokers) 169 26
W. H. Blumer,lf& 21 01/
II
TAX ON 08099 ECEIPTY.
Cittasauquit and Fogelsvllle R. 11.,
Ironton Railroad,
Lehigh Coal and Nay. Co.,
do Valley Railroad,
North Pena. • "
TAX ON ENROLMENT OF LAWS.
To xempt the Indebtedoces of the St.
Joho'd Reformed Church, Allentown,
from 111Xii000. 10 00
To Incorporate Northampton R. R., 100 00
Supplementary to an act to incorporate
the Lehigh Valley Ina. Co., 20 00
Incorpor.ting Burks Co. Railroad. 100 00
Supplementary to act Incorporating Al
lentown 11'011 Company, 200 00
Incorporating Lehigh Live Stock Ex-
change Company, 20 00
Supplement to Saucon Iron Co. charter, 20 00
Incorporating Lehigh Car Manufactur•
lug Company, Stcmton, • 400 00
To extend to the Pennsylrania Cattle
Insurance Company the provisions
of the act of May 5,1851, 20 00
Allen Gas Co. ' supplement, 20 00
Incorporating Saueou Savings Bank, 100 00
TAX ON TONNAGE.
(..liteauqua k Fogelsville Railroad,. 3,411 13
Ironton do 1,507 21
Lehigh Valley do . 28,831 23
• do ' Coal mill Nay. Co. 12,310 68
TAX ON COAL.
Lehigh Valley Railroad,
do Coal and Navigation Co.,
TAX ON WAITS, DEEDS, WILLS, etc.,
.1. S. Dllllnger, Prothonotary,
E. It. Newhard, Register,
Silas Camp, Recorder,
On tavern licences Daniel Ilittcer, Ti ensurer, paid
over $3,059 90; on retailers' licenses, $6,832 10;
ou theatre and circus licences, $l5O ; on billiard
rooms, $100; on restaurants, $l5OO. Nothing Is
returned on peddlers', brokers', patent medicine,
or distillery and brewery licences.
It cost $130,010 06 to run the Stat.+ eenate, hut
year, and $206,289_39 to keep the touse In good
spirits—making a total 'of $906,100 40. Which
shows that legis la tion is not a very cheap luxury.
Lehigh county received $2,580 for pensions and
gratuities and $6,461 42 for Common Schools.
EE=
I=
IOG CO
L 9 80
°,128 60
701 !AS
'035 30
5,918 26
HIEN
EIS
17,877 00
29,4 I 5 I 8
8,574 70
6,000 44
L 2,691 20
12 71
54 82
001 05
Susm,Frac.—An alarm of fire was satin clad
last Thursday morning about 11;4 o'clock, and
the report rapidly spread that Rex's Hotel, in the
First Ward, was on fire. Investigation Proved
that it was a smoke helve, adjoining the station
house. The fuel used to smoke the meat, a large
stump and some pieces of wood. had become so dry
that they were easily lanced into a fl tmewhich
communicated to the roof of the smoke house and
thee set fire to the rear of the lock-up. The fire
was extinguished by the bucket hr lease, though
the department was soon on band. The damage
done was very
A PIMMINENT CITIzEN KILLED.—Ii wits
expected that the MAIIIIIIIOI engine at tile works
of the Lehigh Zinc Colnpany, at Friedenst
this county, wool l be put in operat lon on Thuis•
day. As It Is the largest In this country r onsid•
ertble curiosfiy has been evince:l to see it in ape.
ration. Among" the v.sitors to t 1 e week yester
day, wan Perry Weaver, of Upper M fifor,l town
ship, mid while there be stayed at the house of his
sonsin-law, Mr. Shelly. In the alp . ..Amnon he went
Into the engine house to impel the vast m :chine
and when abont mm1111401(1 a bolt in the tithing
fell from shave and struck him upon the head,
killing hint Instantly. Mr. IVcaver was a momi
nern Democrat, at one time Director or the Poor
and last year n candidate for nomination to the
position of Comity Commissioner. Ile was a
Ur:alienist) of many One qualities and tracts a
large circle of warm friends to mourn his sill and
sudden death.
or THE Co.I ii. Dl.—ward
Coal Circular of Thursday, in speaking of the
trade says
In reviewing the condition of the coal trade
since our lust, we find it very quiet feeling to.have
Prevailed in all circles, for the dlifereet varieties
of coal, and In all various branches of the trade.
The synopsis which we are enabled to give,
will we think be found a fair report of the present
state of affairs; what the future may Kidney, we
cannot of course predict.
The various regions are at pea sent in the follow
ing condition : The Behuylklll has agreed upon a
basis which is extremely favorable to the work
ing producers, and at the same time under the
promised favorable rates of transportation,t goal ly
Si to the operators. The production at present
in that district Is not large, as the season is not
favorable to such a state of offtlN. Thy Lehigh
r , gl'm is at work producing a fair quantity of
cat I, and there is a demand that 4ilies'about the
product; there is no di,IRIBILIOII to sloth coil, as
tolls and rates may be lower in the spring, so the
production is governed by the sales.
Along the line there is but a fair enquiry, and
the only sizes that are at all in demand are Stove
and Chestnut, particularly the Later, although
the Iron trade being good, takes the usual supply
of the larger sizes.
Our near by trade has been small, but few cargo
sales having heen made for home consumption ;
and the remit dealers are Mich); but little en
quiry, although they expect a better state °ranks
early next month, as the supplies laid in during
the fall are being rapidly used
At the east there is a good trade doing, from
all accounts, and as there is a readiness to pay the
present rates of freight, the prospect must he
Might, although we are of opiniost that II freights
were lower, a considerably Increased amount
would be asked for.
coNvENTI
An adjourned tn,eting of the delegates elected
o the Republic tn County Convention of 1671, will
be held at the Court llott to, in the City of Allen
town, on S aunt ty, the 97th inst., at 10 o'clock,
A. M., for the ielf,.l)So of electing deleg tbcA. to the
National and State Conventions
J. W. MIL.KL'...Y, Presiiirnt
A. F. K. KRAUT S
,
Secro , rirs
Dr. THEOnoltr. C. YEAGER,
110KeNnA1quA, Jan. 13, 1879.
The followin4 arc On electel in 1371
First Ward, Allentown—(7? orve Erdman, Wm.
A. It oney, J. Allen Trexler, Charles Trux ler.
Second IVard—P. IL Steltz, IL A iney,J
M. Seip, E. J. More.
Third WArd—Walter L Jones, Solomon Itch,-
smith, Frederick A. liuh. , Francis Cool, Charles
Qaler.
Fourth Ward—John Bowen, 11. C. II thi,tourger,
Eilward Rube, Walter Kiwi/. Juhn 1.. 11..1fitiln,
C. V. ItimadA, W. J. Wt
Fifth Ward —Shinto!! Coloor, IT. H. lied:, T. C.
Yet her, Jacob Itenianizer, ,Janina S. 13iery.
Sixth IVar,l—Jolin Palmer, Frani:lln Beisel.
Clam...thrm—R. A. Boyer, R. A. I.lttle, I). A.
Tom bier, Jr., R. C. limnersley, David D.LVI , , Geo.
Mclntyre, Henry Davi).
Coplay—A. F. K. Kront.
Etnaon—llenry Fritz.
Millerstown—Davil Danner, F.r.
Slatington—John 1.. Schreiber, Thomns Kern,
J oho Beynon.
Whitehall—John K lite', T. G. Gr.en, Jan. Mc-
Fetrldge, .1. W. Mickley, Win. Amirews, Dennis
McGee.
South ll.Weaver,Ephotltn Guth,
Peter A. Lerch, Clint. Lerchner.
North Whitehall—Lew l+ Linderman, A. W. Dc
Lmm, O. Spencer, Lewis Fryman.
Wasidnattin—Davld SauerAtte, Dennis II un
sicker, Alfred Hoffman, Jorditia Ditrwart, Raid
llo'Milli:telt, J. C. Donkey.
lleldelberg—ll. ILllnitsielier, W. G. Peter, Levi
11. Scherer, Phaon A. Sentinel, N.tth in Holtman.
Lowhill—Franklin Peter', Peter Worley.
Welsenberg—Levi IVerly, Mictmel llto ire , livid.
Green.
Lower M acungle—A biter Smoyer, V. Weattr,
Aoron T. Il et I zog, Bet J. J. Smoyer, F. 11. Yeacer.
Upper Milford Anthiniy Medilinv, Joseph
Gaunter.
Saueon—Joseph Whitman, Charles 11. Weber,
Samuel K. Milliner, Sanford Stephen, Milton M.
Landis, Elias Miller, Jucob F. Diehl.
Salisbury—Harrison Bort; Sylv. Beaver, Moses
Flexes, David Snits.
NORTE PENNSYLVANIA nAILELAIL
autak:ll meeting of the stockholder 3 of 0113 Com
p my was held at noon, on Mon lay , at the office,
No. 407 Walnut street.
Chas. A. Sparks, Esq presided, aad Ed IVllrd
A ratstroug, Esq., was Feleeted us secretary.
Mr. F. A. Coady, President of the Company,
read tho animal report of the Managers,
The earnings for the year ending act. 31, IS7I,
were:
From prursengers... ...... : ...... ......... $426,228 40
From ...... ........ ........ 203.472 67.
From pig 1r0n...... .. ... . ...... 40,133 80
From through lumber . 26,470 07
From miscellaneous local freight—. 204,138 Si
From miscellaneous thro' freight... 1110,771 30
From mulls 4,800 00
From rents ........ ..... ................. 1 8,177 27
Tutal exliensci
Net earplugs
Deduct Interest, taxu, &c.
Net profit
The 'profit Is equal to a fraction under biX
, per
cent. on the capital stock of the Company, which
Is now $3,302,000. A scrip dividend of nee per
cent., payable February 1, has been declared.
The earnings' for the year show a decrease Of
$177,305.110 when compared with 1570. The hems
of coal show a decrease of V. 1.30,848.12, ' which
was caused by the strike of the miners, business
being totally suspended for dee and a half months.
The property ut the company has been toffees
c,l in value by additions of real estate, $55,237.04;
double track,' sidings, $1 . 10,412.60; &PA,
stations and shops, 571,160.78; tqulpmrnt , $02,-
621.35, making a taw) expenditure of $350,478.13
on capital account.
The balance of the coupon scrip outstataling at
tin) end of last year has all been pale except
$1,772.50 held by 'the Trustees of the Finking
Fund. Six per cent. mortgage bonds amounting
to $25,000 have been purehalied and cancelled dur
ing the year, on account of the Sinking Fund.
The dOuble track has been extended front Abing
ton to near Saudy Run, nod has also been com
pleted from North Wales to'Souder's making a
total f twenty-one miles and seven-tenths of a
mile of double track now in use. As the wooden
bridges on the main line of the'road have required
removing, they have been r.iplaced with wrought
iron. There are now two single track and four
double track Iron bridges In use.
The rook of Mr. S. W. Roberts, Engineer and
Suporintendent, giving, In detail the uperations,
expenses, &c., and the report of Mr. Wm. Wister,
Treasurer, •showing In detail the flnauclarconal
lion of the Company were also rend.
The reports Were accepted and ordered to be
piloted for the use or the ttochholders.
Tho olection forofficero resulted us folloiva ;
Preakient —Frar;kllll A. Comly
Directors—John Jordan, Jr., J. Glllingham
Fell, 'William C. Ludwig, Ellwood Shannon, Ed
ward C. Knight, AMA limit, William C. Kent,
Charles W. Wharton, Edward Itoberts, Thomas
Smith.
Ton amount of Collateral Inheritance Tax
p thl by Lehigh county, through Capt. Newhard,
Register, for last year, was:lA= 12. It was prob ;
ably reselred too late for publication in the annual
report.
THE Eastini Express says the employes 0
the Leh alt and Summit:onm Division of the Jer
se3 , Central Railroad intend present 1112 the retie . '
ing Superintendent, E. K. Ilyntiman, with a mug
ntheent eet of engineer's Instr%ments, the co=t
which will be .1,2500.
TfIE b wmigli of Einatis will br ligitntedby
a• military Inspection, on Saturday in v. The
I.lmeport will hell ea. In all Iheir f.trengtli
..“1 ulorv. .•al • Ow surround
ing taon.l,j ,viil 11, 111 , 1,' 10 ,111111. 1111011 the
enitlicin.
ll.e. 111‘. hridgc,
...r M.I!, gO , PdSintloll, le: . ,
:11/01 . 11itli: X,
gentle...cc c ly oil Fa:urdup it.
(Itilcltlg • ei.joy
the .port very lime',
( . 11A1OE: S:11111Itil (Imp,
°Li Silltlfility, 1.1,11_111 01, CliiLik and liX111(t, (if
Richard Willa r sinus icy etolna slurs. 740 Ham
ilton street, anti k% *Oll6 la that stole
In the spring. Henry 1)relloo, hoop and slarl
tunCleturt•r, avill nt the Came tints 111L)1.1 to one
of the store 1 . 1111111; vavate,l loy Mr. FAIL:It-n:ln.
ICE BUPA v.--Tile to • dealers our city
arc Ink tot: alit a very excellent art te:e of ice, about
ten Inches thick, from the •In let, In the nehthbor
hooct of :he n:4l warehouse', above the' dam. In
view of this goo,l news, we nay safely predict an
abundant supply of lee cream mitt cold drinks, , ltell
tits lemonade, (titling tt o r onting summer.
THAT BALL—We are under obligations to
the Phoenix Steam Fire Company, of Clatitsau
qua, for a complimentary ticket to their ball,
which is to b • rhea la Town lfall,in that borough,
on FURL) . VVellin, rellr::lry Mil. We haven't
the slightest doubt but that the Phoenix trill have
a good time and a large attendance. We with
the "boys" success.
llETiittEtii.Nt is still talking of a sin et rail
way. 'Fa, Lehluli University people are part len
la Hy nivitrinlit to the panjoet.
S. Yolie, of the ho has
been ill, Is recovcrlogs.
'file entertainments given by the Wint.ir cves
'limes Entertainment ColnMittel, of the V. M. C.
A. have been a EaCCe,S financially. Three add:-
tional lecture; will he given, which will tie free to
the mentlwrs of the as,oeiatimi.
Al.l. lICEAMIS whit aspire to t etuly of i er-
Fonal al pea ra nce should not neglect that natural
accessory, the hair. Ily many it has been cc
g'ented until the hair Las become thin, gray, or
entirely fallen If. Masers. Hall R Co., Nashua,
N. 11., have pi minced an I Ifeetual remedy, called
Sicilian (lair Renewer, a Well cures :ill diseases of
the waip. This wondrlful preparation acts upon
the glands, %chi h suppait and nourish the hair,
restores gran hair to its orighial color, intakes the
scalp white and clean, remov. s 11111 prevents the
formation of dandruff sad all entatmous coups
I lons ; and, by its tonic and nett Rive Properties,
restores the scalp ton healthy stale, and creates
II new growth. As a dri sing,. it is Misurp,ssed,
glciuc tla% hair that brillianey so much admired
by
W \rrro pienseil In set, not I.'ll, since, in
010 e of our rvi•re ri Marks
andressed to several P1 . 1, , 111 , echo, (luring on in
tcicsliuq kanfe by' Itev. Jim. S. C. Abbott, kept
contimious congliiiitt, %Odell prevonlial many
from hea Hinz. trim cannot refralo from
routthinir, had better stay ittvity from suet; lihre s.
or else take a bottle of Johnson's Anoilyne
•nt iv lth them.
'rho import:titre of civic: Fheti
Condition Powder: to horttes Oita have been out
in the cold 1,1111, ,101111 10 cull wind, or drunk too
mut h cold wetter, cancot he oyer CS.CIIIIIII.II 1:0
uuw ,1 0-11111 be without them wlrl owns w nod
1 or,.
[Lrntc.tV Ihnoui itv. ihn \V. licit' It in it
rnu clung Lor itt 11.• r Mead., \v. On Thursday
lie went to IL. zii ton for the purp,e of
and col!c mini inoncy. Ile. hod;I 00
upon hi- peri.on lit the Om. Ii ..tnrieil for horn,.
%yin, within nhont ;1 hall three
11111 ,toppe.l out in rOO,ll of hone, when tine
of the tnunhar seiz ill the hue-e 11l th.ihridie 111111
a nul6cr i 111111”j1 lily pointed n revolver tip under
Ilentii's nose, deniandinii: hi, "looney or his life."
Heath lh it the villains meant " 1 / 1 1.111111:,1,"
:11111 SVIIS 1114 111111: iv 111,1t1 1111: 10111011 1111 (111111 d hest
After he It til 111 th, ui Pxy they took
!tint front the carriage, tenderly wrap!, il hint tip
In the ',Hiroo robe, whisli they that tightly:iron d
him to prevent his giittlng ititil
cold, after whirl, they stalled the hor,.. for Loup
leaving 1 1,1 , 11 by taii amt ill:in:410 their
heels, were .1011 Ittiyo porhapz, ey, r tieing
A liEmAttriAnt.r. PitortineV.—The
log, which is heown lis " lluthrr Shlpirra's Pro.
pkwy," wa• urn
,publlr-herl in l.ltii , and re•pub
lished in Hill. It., wl , l he wilier' that all the
events predict,l in It, except that nitartioned iu
the last two flues—which is still In the rot:IN--
have already cone to piss
tarri.reirs wilornt horses shall f.r.,
And accidents fill the world with woe.
aroundlilt. wand I imllght, s ha ll4E thy
In the tiviokiing of an eye.
Waters shall yet more wonders do ;
:Crow ,trange, yet tie true.
The world upside down shall he,
And gold he found at rout of trite.
Through hills tnen shall tide,
And no horse or ass he at his side.
Under water men Khali wall;
:Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk.
In the air men shall hi, seen,
In white, In black, In green.
Iron in the water shall (tout,
As easy as IL wooden boat.
Cold shall be found anti found
In a land that's not now 'MOM).
Fire and water shall wonders do,
England shall at last admit a Jew,.
'l•hs world to nu end shall ironic
Iu elgtiren hundred and eighty-one.
air PA GERMAN L 17T HEILAN CHURCH
lets well the scene of somopleasant Incidents since,
lust Chrfst Inns. On Christmas the octet ors of that
church presented their Pastor and Sayer pawl:haft
of the Sunday School each with heavy gold-headed
canes. On the New Year the pastor received a
splendid wrapper, and his lady a handsome dress,
as gifts from the Bible Class. Then Mr. John Ilam
man, Sepolutentiont of the Intuit Sunday School,
received it suit of clothes flout his scholars, and
yesterday afternoon Mr. Witten burlier, Seyretary
of the Sunday School,receivea a tine suit of c iothr s,
ha:Wing a hat, from the teachers and frietels or
the Sunday school,ll, being the P 2 Ifinniversary of
his birth. PreylouTto the presentation Mr. Ti en
ter, Superintendent, read ttat Id chapter of Z...te3-
arialt as a comp Cristo) of retch was to fallow. Mr.
G. T. Weibel, on behalf of the Sunday School, ad
dressed the Secretary in a few well timed remarks.
Although the worthy Secretary had been over•
whelmed with surprise, by having had the snit
placed upon his lap by one of the scholars, he re
sponded itt an appropriate style anthill those prus•
cot will not snail forget the incident that Was
fraught with so mu dt pleasure.
$1,178.200 23
. 1117,05 S J 4
653U,5 •I I -.11
ZIA 3:15 11
SIOI,2UG IS
THE LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL CONVOCA
TioN, of the Episcopal Church, will open Its set I -
leet at Bethiehem,this evening. The Parish Regis
ter of the Church of the Nativity say: to-morrow
morning the Bishop will open for divine service
the new Trinity church, on Market street, Bet hie:.
hem. As the debt is not fully paid, the church
cannot be consecrated—for what we do not actu
ally own we cannot give to• God. But It Is hoped
that before very long we may be able to (1111101111 Ce
that the small debt upon the ground is cancelled.
The evening service on Tueiday will be held •In
the Chinch of the Nativity, when the missionary
sermon sal be preached by Ref. E. Lenl,ol Birds
boro. On V.ednesday morning the service will he
held In the 03111, church, and on Wednesday
evening In Trinity church. The Holy Faicluirhit
will be celebrated In Trinity church on Tuesday
morning, and hi the church of the Nativity on
IVedocsilay morning. Before service, and during
the afternoon on Tuesday; 'and Wednesday, the
Convocation wlll hold its bnslness sessions at the
rectory—to discuss missionary work within Its Ju
risdiction, f. c., within Northampton, Lehigh,
Stibuylkill and 'Carbon counties, and parts of Lu
cerne and Monroe counties. On the evening of
Tocaday, the 16th, a reception will be given to the
Bisliop and clergy, nt the rectory, immediately
after divine liervic... To tub reception and to all
these services the congregation and their friends
are most earnestly Invited. A cordial Invitation
Is also extended to all the friends of the lute Rev.
John I. Forbes, and contributors to his memorial
fr . pm outside the parish, to be present at the open.
ingof the new church. It is Wiped that many such
will be able to come, and add to our happiness on
Ord occasion.
OBITUARY. -We regret le announce the
death of Mrs. C. W. Cooper,yibich took place on
Monday afternoon, at three ci'cloek, after an ill
ness of hut a few days duration. Mrs. Cooper,
formerly Mies Erdman, daughter of cx-Congrcsa
man Erdman; was a lady of many endearing
quallties,ef a retiring disposition and an amiability
that made her beloved by every one who knew
her. The heartfelt symp silty of the entire com
munity Is with Mr. Cooper in his sad ollilelion.
Tim MEANEST MAN
An Arrant Imposter and a Rich Beggar
From the lioadloK ut Mood ty
During a week or more vast a man named John
Peter Strnmerilwily called at the residence of many
of our citizens soliciting pecuniary aid. Ile had
IL book, hi which seas written as appeal to the
charitable by Gen. James S. Negley, a member of
'oogresti from Pittsburgh. It stated that Stromer
wi t s a man worthy of charity, that he had served
in the UlllOll during the rebellion, and that
hi, reason for asking aid was to send for his wife
and family, aho are natives and residents of
Sweden. This book contains the signatures of
soma of the most prominent citlzens of the State,
as well us those of our own city, and the amount
cowlh u t ed by each.
Oa Friday information was lodged at the
Mayor's Office that Stromer had been very
abusive, espcially to ladies, when he WlO3 refused
money, anal the Mayor gave orders for Ills arrest.
On Saturday morning Officer Kehler was on duty
in-the t Mee, and was Informed that Stromer was
then ou the onto ide. The OfHeel. and Detective
Lynno !unlit (Lately Started ink pursuit, and caught
him on Fifth street a short distance above the City
Hall Ile made conslierable resistance, but was
Ilnnlly overpowerod and taken to the Station
House, when he was stripped and searched.
Ott his person wits found ;222.07 In rash, and
certificates of bunk stock, A:e., showing, th it he
had on deposit In a number of Western Hanks
money to the amount of in16,4:0. Ile had
also 'enters of introduction front different
plates in this country and Sweden. There
is also a commission from Governor Salomon, of
Wisconsin, who appointed him 21 Lieutenant of
Co. K, 15th 11'i6C011till Volunteers. In this regi
ment he served but a short time, having resigned
and applied for a Lieut. Colonel's or Major's coin
mission in one of the Negro Regiments, :unit his
application, which sfoes that he was ant otllcer in
the Swedish Arnay In ISIIS, was endorsed by lion.
Isaac N. Arnold, of Chicago, and Gen. W. T.
Sherman. Ills bank accounts are kept In the most
carefnlmanner, showing him to be a good finnan
vier, and he was quick to take advantage in the
rise of the pi ice of gold at the time when the fluc
tuations in that article were so 1.010111013. There
in also a document which states that In case 01 his
death the money Is to be given to his wife.
The. appearance of the titan is calculated to play
tlei suipiithy dodge effectually. Ile is upparently
lildiat GO years of ale , has a quick, nervous man
ner, a sharp eye, and allot:ether rather n prepos
sessing timaitior. Ile did not think he was doing
wrdtig, but that !iding :Loved in the army he was
entitled di make his living In this way. Ile is the
most arrant Int polar and richest beggar that has
been iu this city for many a year. Stromer waived
a hearing, and was committed by the Mayor In de
fault of 31,000 bail, to answer the charge of oh
Llilllllo mummy on fAI-1! pretence. District Attor
ney Wanner and E twin t'ilialter, E+qs., appeared
for the Comic). wmlth, and J. 11. Jacobs, Esq.,
for the defendant.
COL'ItT I'I:O(7ELDINOS —Char:CS Miller vs.
P. Conrow Co. F. 14,),1 i-stir. Verdict for
p!aitolif.
' (11.1 i. 111:ler c5..1..1. iorrotvay & Co. Fel;heti
istme. Verdict for plaintiff.
t:hscles Wit,kr At.tl (l.torge Frederick for the
ti-e of raid Charles %Vitler vs. Allentown Iron
Suit for motley claimed by itlaititillS as clue
them WI Ore cont ract.
Janti try 10. —Jahn 13ortz versus Nathan
Bleu. An action to ref:aver tI.V value of II:
It arse sold on an execution Issued by Justice ❑otf
man at thi instance of Jonas itabenold. The
constable was diit•tcd to evy upataa horse form
erly owned by 1.. P. Boris, ton by him sold by bill
of sale to his father, John Portz, the pluhallf, on
the n'th of Aug - u5t,11 , 60. Nathan !fiery purchaseid
the horse at emirt able rule. The plalntilT alleges
he had bouitht the whale farm stork, including this
horse, from hit son. Ihe defendants allege that
the transfer of the farm stock was with Intent to
delay anittlinder and defraud the creditors of L.
I•'. norm, was at the time largely indebted,
and that the transfer was made merely fur the
put p.i,e of gaining time to enable L. F. Boltz to
collect its outstanding claims, and that he alit till
understataling tali!) hl• father to have a return of
the stink whenever he was a tie to nay for It, and
that 110 had still an Interest after the bill of sale.
Plaintiff estimates his damages at ii3oo. 1.. F.
.it Is claimed, lived with his father and
worlit,l for hint. Verdict hr favor of defendant.
J.itratry I Ith, 1,572, the Cow t ;net in pursuance
of itilJaurnitient at ii o'clock, a. in.
Plisent —.l. 13. lentefaker, Pre,lileut ; and Da•
vii Luny ;toil Junes Few, A.-sovlate
:Michael Chier o f lotsiniss under the name
of the Lehigh Transportation ('rep thy vs. SAM-
Suit to reLover the amount of 1611 for
trattsp.irfinL3 Holliog Mill NI ichinery from; Phila.
th. 11011.1 to .111entowit. i)deuee that the Lehigh
Roiling Mill C nop . any were the owners of the
initehin ry and liable. Edward Harvey and John
D. Stiles for plaintiff. • Henry CINCH and C. M.
fordefen lents. Verdict for tfc'ef.do t.
Daniel S. Yealrel et ai. v 3. Drlllel Seibert.
Sloo.or pays into Court, under rule, the Hill of
feffre) of the proecels of the sale.
S010:110:1 G.AII) 11l Vs. 1)1%11 Harlin in. Rule
to show cattu, why Juil4ine . it 6110:11.1 not he en
ured against the drfentlant for wlnt of suffi
cient alli.lovit of defence.
110. Court or:lereil an r4ument Cour t 1.0 (Mtn
monce January :29.11, 1S1:1, at 10 o'clock a. mu.
The Court rcvokes the order of Jsondry 4th,
1.172, for the iteknowledivnettt of Sheriff . .., Deedß .
and order th It the Sheriff's Deeds In neknowl•
edged on the of th:111 try next, at 10 o'clock
I).tula S. VeAke!, ac, v.. Daniel Seibert.
George IL Rupp, I , ..l.,,topriete.leomoil•sloo,T to
repro t ftlet.6 and wake (11 , 40.1'11mi of the 111 'Hey .
pith! loto Court. •
In the matter of the account of Joillua Stabler,
receiver of Yerket Min in, C. M. Runk, E4q
Or. • .
I:I the metier of the ;ter:omit of Samuel C. Lee,
A.l.ilgnee of ()Aoki Ilelinhach,Hvan
AuJitar.
LETTEit Li;r.--List of letters remninlng
tweatted for at the Allentown Poit 011 he for the
wed: endhez lotalay, .1 in. 1:i. rer,ns calling
for the, letter: , Neill p:eaec soy ADVERTISED.
A—Allnn Albrithr. Ant Ari.ll Jr Ai Co. Coital tot AC.
wan, C II Darla Albright. Henry Arstrir../, e .b
An~l Me All v. In. Oliver Arl rat.
11-1/ Bond Frank li. , rker
H
Jre A Heroin... 1111111 'ogan. irr.ornli 11,1.. r. John CI
110 nn ion, John lb., ti. .1 Ilarnrir, 51argrret ttabry.
Peter Horn. I' II Boylan, 1' Doyle. %V al Prelsen.
11-111 Wart collo., I rah... , It J5l H
ier h Coin , 11, Franck Con.ralran, W II le.viril
It—Annie Pretender tiler. !liquor.' MlllllOll, C.ol,liii#l
It ,ohnn, 3.0 Ito Irrirtke. Sarah L lyuhi, l i .resa
Derninr.
.
F.— Mary En .lein Joho J •bn It Kidd.
Eurich. All/11nd.l (. Alva
Eleath MM. A hl-w,.” I.
—Albert Fried, II Palitvel , or, Daniel Palmer. E num
htitv aril Fr,, Nathan Fr•alertek, Peter Yer o r.
ti—Aar•at Abby Annie k' 11 nllngLer,
ttratu la, Ila lintlnger. John •rl nvor Jo.tph
liershaelt, oo.traz, Lutlee...4 (11: telt r,
Mary Garnet II:, at to . A tteraerd, M est ottilatoter, Otta
11-3lrn Ant , tal. Hartman, (Ira Alnathlo "art, .Albert
Mar , eoeck, Caroline 11111ot/berg, Charlas Ilark . u. Chan
Moareck, I , ,totel II unp.ger, Lima liarttuau, Oa me ,
II hr,zell, Herman llerh+tor, John L II te,ka, la•teln Hag.
otga, 31,Phht tlal+te Ltd, Pon, IL,. I' rirk n, Ca
r ,11'11"itob.ith, S to & Ca, 'lito.o a+ Hoptly, Wll
- tlartoptu, Wttt J !lathe .
.iny•
It J Koch, Al(r.+l Keyner, Chnrles Kramer,
li Ilan liPt11111111.1 . .1;11{0 , 11 , 1 , 1 Na.t. boar KI luu, Fll“bo , h
h r.stner, George Istin+. Janus (Ili rclt, JelferAnt hooka!,
r Itelty.•
I.—llte.j Loin, 2. Charle, Loa, Je+eo lahts in. Jo+eph
Bl—.(ngil•lMeoll.t. Ain toga Manor, ale•rt Nl.ry ln,, er. I!
11i.,, Chre , san M wet ChArlaycleat,'
(hair, Haigh MeNylln, Jahn Meta.4er. M 'ltl ,
Y . May, r. J are I; J Iht JleCray,
leatat 3101,.ter. L Mary )larJatt, M11111:00
Mnelly
IN—Aonla Nuth, Pauli I Nappin, Jr.l N ale S t litta
,:ittntwin
o—Mory Overton.
ll—Olsotitv Veit, Sinn t
R &moot) It tolre. Itili & Cort.ltht,
it , IV. FrAnk ht. I.boila Ito Jolt°
o 1
f.
R01......01, noo 10.1 looott.
Solontou moplien Snlllo 1tt0n0...1
• Thom, T Ittenvrt, IV 11 Roror, W
Rocha&
sirnooLorg. Ir. Daniel etoulTIO•
no.ter. Frank K Schwoolc, Fitesklio A
(10,Ilko)' .rge Schnook, II Irani D %heifer
II :hello, Henry slolllngor. II .1 Shmidt, 3,411. J
Sammy, Jolla sower., Joe II Sunp-cm, Jon Stover. J I/
tileghntl, J Kulder Stoner, hwartt, Mn,.... Say .
dor, John Slicer, Lumon ,Cllllllld, Matlida Snyder, 1.1,
01,' swam[, Sloara Snyder, M Hlrallr, Nelson
rel!cielder, Pnollna Sager, Peter Shelly. Rollie , . ',M
ono, Colonel held., Satoh K Slemen., Coral: Sut,.r, Wit
lion/ E , CII •111 , 1% Sager, NVrn Seltzer, W.lLolnio
luk
T—olhoo Tres:lot, Glen Troxler, Ilarrlnt Mag•
gin Troxler.
11—,ita,u
W—Auu Ward, & Co, M C Kapp,
CIINA WI 0 (17.1, II .1 (V-I.e. Ellen J tV
Wou,l , lng, Wluk, Julneo Weltkoecht, Lori Wood
ring, !lacy A Weikel. W Werkle, Wllham Will.
• SPlCEB.—Citron, Penni.r, Coriander, Mar
jorutn, and other materials necessary for mince .
pies and sausages at the City Drug Store of Lawall
Niartin, 722 Hamilton street, corner of Hall.'
WOODEN musical Instruments of all kinds of
the best manufaCtorles In Europe are sold cheaper
nen anywhere else at C. V. H rrman's Music
ME
PHILLIPSBURGH
Ppruirsnonen, Jan. 10, 1872
Seeing a statement In your columns In regard ,
to the prevalence of the small-pox lu Easton and
Phillipsburgh, I thought I would write you a line
concerning the facts in the case. The disease
broke out In Easton In November, and the first
death was that of Henry Noll. Since that time
there haVe been eighty-eight cases of all kinds and
of these fourteen have died.
• Small-pox can only be propagated by contagion
or Infection, and from Easton It was carried to
Philllpsburgh and broke out there a abort time be
fore Christmas. The citizens and authorities of
the town failed to take prompt action In the mat
ter and before they moved, the people themselves
had spread the disease by having infected bedding
and clothing.
There has been a total of eighty cases all told
In Philllpsburgh, and of these twenty were fatal,
a much larger proportion than In Easton and
neatly all of them In the crowded and uncleanly
Second Ward. The deaths have not averaged'hne
a day. The largest number of deaths in any ono
day wns three. The disease (snow under control.
Six new cases and but one death (a child nine
months old) are reported thus far in the wetk.
The neglect of vaccination and especially of re
vaccination was the cause of the fatality In so many
cases. If vaccination were compulsory, the dis
ease would be almost banished. In Prussia It is
compulsory and out of one thousand deaths, but
two are of small-pox. In parts of Ireland It Is
ncelected, and out of every one thousand deaths
sill fare of this disease, thirty times greater than
In Prussia. Comment Is unnecessary.
Yours truly, DELAW AR E.
Fon the best brands fine flavored Havana
and Domestic cigars go to T. D. Kemmerer's,
northwest corner of Sixth and Hamilton streets,
formerly Knauss' stand.
For the IiEtIIsTER
HER PICTURE
Watching the portrait growing daily under the
'loving touches of the artist,—so, ever deeper
and deeper grew their sorrow, that only the an
gels may now see that exquisite face.
Tito snowy brow, so placid and no fair.
Posallit d by IL toners of cask or cars
Surmount with girlish crown of shining ham,—
The soft, coned cheek, ablonh with maiden bloom,—
The swas, dark eyes that lighten all the room,
And rub the shadows Of their gash ring
The perfect Iles, OW even nom to glow
\VOII loving kitties Inrlsh, d long Rio.
Before we dream.al That Death could wrong u.
l'hett.thay,,ringleox hand upon tho
The oto ph, riltoon that oho axed to [rear,—
The Ii wers 11[1110 011,14. so puro mad fair,—
Pe.., all ard there. The tangle, matehlena art
Math pletnred them with pened and with heart
For Loyr and Gehl., e•nell, bath dour, Its part.
Yes, al: are thorn. Iler soft, street smile hat now
Did seem to stoul o'er PI, and eyes arid brow,
Aud all the lovely face with lite enuow.
The tvulting latitude. the Ile t'ulgg air.
The u wet., up louktug.film bigger, there.—
ter,, and ail. like it r, it fulr.
Ono thing r hero lud., that Art can ne'er recoil
Although Love uhhol, srlulublluding teur•dropo
It Incr. hot Lire. Al it, 101.1 Artl (anti!
(it tirmittru, l'rt
filarrianto
ASIIMORE—REESE.—January 3d, In the
lipilturgh Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Henry
B. Townsend , Mr. William . Ashmore, of Eas
ton, Pa., to Mies Alice, daughter of A. Rommy
Reese, of Phillipsburgh, N. J.
Dratlis.
ESCIIENBACIL—On'thu 11th inst.,•ln Salis
bury township, Daniel Esehenbaeh, aged 76 years,
6 mouths and 5 days.
MOURNING GOODS.
ItLick OMIIII. Mourning
itl irk nit . wool Ouldinii,3 4 4 4, 3 4 mildn,llluck
Black Einpreini Cool), Hoick
Itiontiarlu 'Mack 11 alai:, Ilroi.oiln
bairn, Mourning Striped Salmi.,
Long and SiinareThiloo Snittels,
Lung nod Squaro Blanket
M. mina tlanilkorrldefs, full Hun, Blank Crape
Viol , [flack Ifl,l Oloy , a, all slxini,
Block Silk (Hoven ail .1,4,
Black (lrapn Conan.,
Black and White
Crap,. Collura.
Full ~ r Oro. ()rain Silk all Qualltlnn and
Pririiu ni
M. J. KR A 1)1Elt
'() I{ N :,r.11{)...1{. E.
-
Xrbi abbrrtrsementz
A GRICUETumtE MEETING.
Ll 'rho twenty-liret Annual Mertl a of VIA Lehltth
tllounty Agrleullat at Soolot. will La held on TUESDAY,
the IS h day of FEB BABY nest. 01 10 o'clock, A s lu
the Court llolse,ltt the City of Alleutotru,Lobleh County,
roc Ili • port... nleellut 0tBrlo• for apt year arl
transact ell other loothteee neually bronitht before the
no— Cost, Br outer of 0. L. SCIIRLIBEIL Preelt.
Atteet :—./0.01 CA SrAll tern, Soc'y. jeollLslut
A11))11ININTICATOIVS NOTICE,
NoTicF. Is iIEREBY (LIVEN that the ondaridssed
'token of letters of adailtilmtratlon In the estate of
DANIS!. II Ilect . n..d. luta of Old South %obit,
Iwo, Hanover towashilt. LohlghC..ll4l).; therefore till
Who ore ludebted to sold Estate, ore reettested
or 1, p.tyinost within six weeks from the ditto hereof
o•ol il, ,se having elalois will present them duly autlitintl•
iidil for sietleittest within the above speelffed time
j wl. et trl LEWIS 4d'tor.
A 111101 t, NIPTICE.
(...11,11110 PIMA' Lehigh Cot. nip
II . F. Marti,/ vs. CllObis T. Terktt, Sr.. Cbsrlot T.
Yorke, Jr . ;In Si:" 1 erg...
to UOw tooter of the fist arc-Road eto Moo.
Jo ho.. roaltlrr,
NOW, Jona, 12, 1)72. C. M. Ituak. Esq . .polttt
o N.M., to orseltle rotate ncrotott, LI toss,.
ry. mak .I.stribotton.
Fr no 11, Records.
J. B. Dll.l.llloKil. Prath'r
The motto - signed will ellend to Om &lilte of hie p•
pointmont In tho shove coo, YBI DAY, the B.h d., or
Mee
v 1.:81WA.h72, ock.°. No.
311 i no polltou street, tidyo'cl at Allentown, wh h en. Cl,ll-
liilll and other. lawn-pt... 1 In leo &Undo of York. A Mat•
tut. erothetwtst In the 'nod for dittribullon ate notlelui
attend.
kt017.w . t.1 C. td. RUNIC. Auditor.
NVOTICE itl 1111AMILItUPTICT. •
lr „Dist,.let Court of the toilet Staten for lifidern Dis
trict of Penna.
lo the rotor of WM. 11. WISP, 139oltrnpl. E "biro
Dbdrict of Venom.
A Witt—ant to llookroptcy o,n. boon isnued by null Con. t
in tho E.tare of William 11. Wild, of the couuty of Le
high nod State of l'otionyltnnix, In sold Dbotrlct who has
lien duly adjudged a tionkrnit upon pottUr GI 01111. Cred
itor..., and the 1.91 moot of noy debt.. nod 80, du ivory of
tiny property belonging to 991.1 Ifunkrupt to Win or to ltla
it.o, nod the tron%ior of nny property by him are forbid
don by low. A.lneating of dm Creditor nof a itd Bankrupt
pro•o their dela. and rnoono 000 or [nor, kaalanoos of
11-tato. will twld at 0 Court or nook triptcy to 1.4)
hoiden Br of Allsolown„In .91.1 Dintrlct, on the
1-t day of February, A. U. 197 r, at 10 o'clock, A. to.. at
tho ,like Georg° N. Cur.°, blty ,at Old Acuellron
In enid city, on' of the Rihtleitern In Ilankrup•cy of
091,1 Ulntrlct. JAMBS N. lIEIINB,
joul 7•2.9 V. 8. 31 urshal ,ur entd Mama.
. .
r
l,t I()N 1111 uTuAL FIR!.
I NSURANCECOMBANY. a t Trexlerlown. Pa.
Whole amount Itoolyed Nil year, 4.910.515.51.
Directors
1). 83.1TIAN. F. P. MICKLEY,
1.I:V1 L11.11.11,48,1.31i11. WILLIAM 3111. 1 3,
140801: LUDWIO, SANYOLLU 8TIP111:11.
(41:01t0li ROM. 33311113 OACKUNSACII,
0/.1.31:11, 501.03103 KLINR,
Saar J Esq. JOUN U. HVIIMOTISR•
BE:00,V11.1.3
BASTIAN, Pre.solent.
B. S'AISIBY ER Treasurer.
BENNLVILLE YODER, Secretary.
.I.grurc :
floury Kuntz. E.g., Slatiogtoo, Pa.
Korb., Sillier, New Tripoli. Pa. .
I.evl %Tetley. Weineobarg.
beau 1.. Heyde's. SI, morainic. • .
Levi H. Llehteuwallecr. MS ler tow y. •
I h.,rlea Kiley,* all.herY.
li,estrel Lerch. Kreilleraville. Noillemploa County.
Reuben 11. K Duo. Sloaehlur P. ''.. Berke Courtly.
Hiram K. Cleaver, ()Icy, Maxaraway P. 0., limbs Co . .
Aelroto/rdurnerif—rhn hoard of Director, would tar,
der their therik, tr
Hr. Loci Lichtocw•lipor. Treaserer
oi tho Colispauy. for hie fidelity and . punciriAltly wefts
acting e.ll,lllltile of the Filellelee . lilllce Mutual Fled
lo.nraece Co.
•
Lof I • Llchlan tr 41:11tr. Tri,sUrer. In account with the
Far mein' Unit. Mutual Vito Innnruucu Umnproy, . 1
TrrxlurtuWU, 1'...
Itli.:E.11•1',;. •
.Ittl. 7. Ib7l. 1141anco In bond
Illierest on 34 0.”... ',or
'rox rorolveJ of t`ltl f ,rd Stephen
No. I 61,1.. 1 / 1 1 . 11i
Fob. -I, 1 , 71 or 11. Yoder. Protwolo
AprllJl, 1':71.
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sprd 22 1371, David 8 rphro, flto dr ...go_ 2) to
Aprlll72, Ih7l. Hobert 11..1..11, fir., Mono r•••• 4110
Alig, 5. Dovld Arnold, tiro damp.. .. 31:4 72
•• liouben Lubourp.o ger. •• ,9,i E 2
Ct.,. Wllltoloo, dr.. damage.. in lo
.1....141. firm, tiro damage 375 DJ
Loot S. Llcldonsvol.nor, Err
holding rt.:m . llo. . : .... ••• •••• 1 4n
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•• linluo, 14 Rohe. vriolln 1 50
• Robert Irorind. Jr.. •• 14 70
1.0
M oo l...al . uo.Tretler & Co., do St rd
• • E. Totaling 7 21
•• T.:11 Illiodds. minting 12 no
Jae. d 1672. Diroutor... Service.. 1131 CO
S or al Committee 17 14,
Oct
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it..V.11 1 15 Stlollll lo l 11111 I MX
S g ulug Polkau- ....
urves Sallay .....
For Autlitloß
IL luuro lu lusoda of rrt.uror
AP rived Janunry tt.b, 1 , 71..
Hay, FM. 0 nl'Bl'llEll, iAuditor,.
- i
WILLIAM blitili.
REUBEN OACKENBACII.
Acconet or Booneville Yoder. Secretary ante Farmers'
ttuum Mutual Fire hq.-Luce Cumpatty,atTrexlertotru t
Pet.,
J.. 5, 1871, Redd Premlu m on 452 NOW Policia!,
33 I accent...l Politica to Jan. 0. 1372.
ulanos credit for cult paid pail!
Fell 4. 1375, To Levi Licittedwalloar,Treas...3s (X)
April 22. • • '' • ". 70 CO
Amt. 8. " • 55)00 •
Oct. 14, •• " " , 10 CO
Jan. I, 1872 " " " as
10 47
32
Approved Januar) 0114 1872. WU
SANFORD ATRPIIEN,
W LLI AM IdINK. audlint4.
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