t - i t ores, can l-e left with lie v. j allows
cerg 0- "yt.ldiers Aid fcociety, Ci
CLEARFIELD, PA., JUNE 8, 1864.
A boy named McCartney vas committed
to jail last week on a charge of having stolon
considerable amount of money from a Mr.
Jrvin of Morris township.
A woman, whose name -we have not
learned, m lodged in jail, one day last week,
charged with concealing some stolen goods.
She was afterwards released on lail.to appear
at the next term of oar courts.
Rfxigious. By Divine permission Elder
J.C Miles, of Iowa, will P1",
JJaptLst Church in V
neit, (June 12th) at 4 o'clock m tle after
noon. Also, at Curwcisville at 11 o do. L
in the fureiiooti. .
Company B 149th Penn'a Vol. '
The following is an official list of the kill
ed wounded and missing, as furnished by
Ca'pt Ilolden, in Company li 149th Penn a
volunteers, up to the 25th of May :
Killed Thomas McKensie, Corp. J. P.
Sliencer, A. J. Sawyer, Charles Button. -
V'orxiED Corp. Ed. Livingston, B. F.
Brant, John Crance, A: J. Brant, G. W.
Ha rdinger, W. H- Counell, Levi ; Keg,
Luther Usher, John A. Curry, Joseph G.
Williams, A. T. Bloom, Phillip Reigmt,
Samuel Gafford, Sergt. C: W. Needier,
'orp. G. Hagand, K. P. Dickson, Daniel
- Smith lFrancii Ward, Andrew Ileiges, John
Waterson. Wni. II. Harding, David Bloom,
"VVm. Walford, Corp. John Henry, Sergt.
'O. li. Welch, Corp. Jos.' Boih. J. 0.
Wsird, Henry Wyuu, Sergt. W. I. Bard,
0. P. MeMasters, V.Y. Barrett.
Miskixu Wm. Ilartdegan, Calvin Bech
auaii, A. W. h'tambaugh, John Wolf, David
Fisk.
Company C. 5th Penn'a Eeserves.
An the Penn'a, Reserves Corps has been,
or is about be mustered out of the service,
we may look for the early return of Com
jany C. (Washington Cadets) to this place.
In view of this fact, wo hoj)e, that immedi
ate and efficient measures will be taken, to
receive this hrave and gallant company, on
its arrivals, ia a worthy manner. It will be
rt-uiembered that three years since, on the
their departure for battle-iield, a public din
ner was giveii ta the members of company
(,'lythe citizens of thi xrotigh, and a
lW presented to themjby the ladies, with the
lufuuction that it should nover be permitted
To trail in the dust or be dishonored by the
recipients. Most nobly and faithfully have
these brave men kept their prt misc. Al
ways ready and willing to perform every du
ty, no matter how hazardous; they Lave up
hVld the emblem of their country, then pre-
M'rif.'il to them, and carried it gallan '.l. ' and
victoriously through many a hard-f ught
buttle. And now, that they are about t re
.tuMi to our midst, toil-worn and bronzoil by
iJjif f.itiuoia-i and exposures incident to the
rcart-h, it is but projier that they should be
welcomed home in a befitting way. Le" a
jjiiWic metting be held at once and aco a-jiiitte-
appoiuted to make the necessary in
nuigeuieuts for their reception.
tTnited States Clnistiaa Commission.
fOMlL'MCATEI.l
The receipts for the United States Chris
iiau Connnis-sion, in iiublic use tings he'd
f'Uy 6th and I'th at ClearGuld and Curwens-
vill, are us follows :
At Clearfield, union meeting in Pre
ville.
Gallowaj-, and
nd offi-
irweiis-
J. L. LAN1I.3, '
Delegate U. S, C. C.
List ok Jl rhoks for June Term IS G4,
commencing on the 20th day.
GRAND JCRItORS.
Bell Elias Brickley. Ailam Breth.
Bradford William Graham, jr.
Hoggs George Dimeling.
Chest Bloom Thompson.
Covington Arnold Schnarrs.
Curwensville Adam Musser. -
Clearfield Felix Simons.
Guelkh D. Fulkerson, Elijah Coonra L
Girard Robert Stewart
Goshen Lewis J. Irwin.
Huston .John Hevcuer,
Jordan Ezra Alger, William F, Curry.
Knox Daniel Bowman,
Karthaus-J. M. Hertlin.
Lawrence Jas. Fulton, Isaac Thomp
son, Thomas Palmer.
Pike Lorenzo D. Price, Thomas Bloom,
I'enn Frederick Hallopeter.
Woodward William Kline.
TRAVERSE JURORS 1ST WEEK.
Pike, John Owens, Nathan Cleaver,
Philip Arnold, Albert Long. Ourwensviiie
Lewis Larorte. Daniel Faust, S. G. Gates
George Kettlebarger. - Woodward, Thomas
Henderson, Ivobert Henderson. 1 erleyMay
hew. Beccaria, L. D. Weld, Philip Boll
John McCoy, G. W. Bratton, Jeremiah
Cooper. Chest, Joshua Feltwell. Penn
William Smith, William S. Porter, D. T.
Shan. Richard Denver, ir. .Barnide, "Al
exander Fulton, llenrv Young, jr., John
3icK.ce. Ferguson. John Brii'trs. . Bosl's
Thomas Ralston, .Ino. S. Geurhart, J. II
Waple.' Decatur, E. L. Barrett. Richan
Philips. Bradv, Philip Arnold, Peter Sny
der. William Beisrhtol, Elias Kishel. Law
rence, Aaron C. Tate, George Guleich, G.
B. Hoover, J as. uorrest. Karthaus, Geo.
St. Clair, ('lcarfield. James Wriglev. Moi
ris, "Panic! Beams, David Kyler. Bell
Richard Ellis, Hiram McLinsey. Covin
tou, Charles Weaver. Jordan, fsaac Me
Nesd. Guelich Matthew McCully. ' New
Washington, Jacob A. Breth. ;
TRAVERSE JURORS 2d WEEK.
Pike, John Bloom, John Norris. Cur
wensville, A. J. Prmieker. Beccaria, J
LijerhtncT. Chest, William Carr. Burn
side, Stephen Llovd, Jack-on l'atchim Fer
guson, Mi;tthcw Bioom, Luther Barrett,
Boiri's, Lindsev Stone. llecatur, Walter
D. Morgan,"!1. F. Roalich, John Gearhart,
Elias alk. Bradv. Peter Reismger, J
Arnold, David M'Kinnev, Abram Ileber-
ling, Jeremiah Kriuer. Lawrence, W
atson, li. 1 . Uloorn. Jiearheiil. V llUam
Betts, Joseph Deariijr. Miirris. S. G
Thomson, John Irvine, David Holt. Bell,
LiLeus Hoover. Jordan, Benjamin IJishop.
Huston, E. D. Patterson, Wm. Abbott
jioom. w imam irwin. inox- v liiiain
McKee. Union, John Iborde. Fox
Chauncey Brock way. Graham. 1 nomas 11.
Force-. Girard, llubert Liegy, John Petit,
hvleri; n Church.
J.. B. McEnally, Esj., ....
C;ish, ...... . . . .
i-'entre union congregation,
At CiirwensTilfe, union meeting in
M. K Church, . . . . .
$73 81
. 15 0:)
. 2 00
80 00
000 00
Total, 1 . '. . . $1070 81
At tlie-f: jnner pl?c the meeting was held
: t an unfavorabhi -season. , Quite a number
f the wealthiest citirens are lumber mer
. h:t!if and were av.ny- from their homes in
the southern part of the Stated
The "Centre" congrenticri has come to
i.t help of the "Commission" .in a com
mendable manner it being only a small
untry church, half way between Clearfield
and Curwensville. The peoplo of. that
neighborhood merit the thanks of "the Com
iniion" for their generious contribution.
As to the latter place, most certaiidy and
ii'tl'y did the good people come to the help
of the Christian Commission, much bevoud
our most sanguine expectations?. The Pres
iJeiit of the Commission" takes pleiviire
v making mention of the people of Qur
wonsville, (only a little village oJ 4.50 iribab
issiiits) as one of the proudest examples of
t'ciierous, substantial charity, to "the Com
rsiLssion." Last year $600 00 was their col-I-
ction, and now, as they understond and
appreciate the wants of the Commission,
fce enlargement of its field and labors; did
they proportionately increase their coritribu
"'uns. And on the same evening, at the first ti
''.'.Jiirs of the great struggles, did the Mcth
di t church resolve to sjiare the valuable
wiccs of their jiastor, (who was anxious
f-?o.) for as lone a time as his services
Tiipht be needed on the battle-field and in
hospitals to minister bodily comfort and
i intual consolation to the wounded and dy-
The Aid Society then elected him as
their representative in the work of the U.
. llristian Commission. -The great suc
.s and zeal of the Society owes much to
he rneigy and almost constantly self-deny-efforts
of the President, Mrs. Irvin, and
the liberal, substantial encouragement of
.'Ion. John Patton, who is decidedly a liv
me, working christian. . Never have I met
"iih an eiScient and entirely working mein
.t'Pj in any society, as in the "Soldier's
-W'j ' of Curwensville. ;
The ''Commission" is still in pressing
ant of funds for the enlargement and nros
vution of their work. They have already
n the t.ld of the arnry of the Potomac
'!"er - delegates. Quite a number of
yitt-e Wci:t down before the recent battles to
follow -np with their services and stores, the
rn0' in its sanguinary movements. Boxes
"ve Iceii sent daily with teams to draw
oit-m. . ' .. ; '- ; ;
lhaic!il,er, that at Gettysburg last year,
""rgtons estimated that more than one thojtr
"( lives were raved by the timely relief
.lered by the delegates and stores of the
-''nstian Commisssion. Clergymen of age
HlOre thnn nn tlimiannn sniili werft
ioifuly converted. Does, not a work of
f-Teat and good results commend itself
'te tothe Philanthropist and Christian.
'"Icairn their aid in its behalf? - -
H reading matter, monies, and hospital
OOEEESPONDEJrOE OF THE J0UK1TAL.
Nkaji Kingston, Ga, May 21st, 1SC4.
Editor, Journaj. : Perhaps a letter
from this part of Dixie, might be of some
interest to t he readers of the Journal. There
are fifteen of us from Guelich and Beccaria
ownship, in company K lllrii Pa. Vols.
i'hc 1 1 1th was raised, in the lyth District
tie Co one!, George A. Cobham, hailin
fr m Varrell., TJiis regiment is attached to
th iA Division, (G en. Geary's) Oth Ar
my Corps, commanded by Gen. Hooker.
Tiiifj Division marched from Bridgeport.
Alab. nxiu on the 3rd May, and was ensrasred
in tilt battle near Raeaca last Sunday. We
were i ' the terrific charge made by the 2nd
Divisio ;i, in which we drove the enemy from
a hill o. i which they were strongly posted,
, i .i i-
anu aero ;s an open plain into anotner line
or breast worss. inn regiment captured a
fort, moi nting four guns, which was so
close to the enemy's defences that we could
only hold t7io iortand remain thore. until a
detail from other regiments was sent to our
assistance during the nitmt,' when we cut
through the j'ort and took the pieces out
When the morning tlawned we saw the reb
el works were abandoned. The birds had
flown ! Purs iit was commenced at once,
Their rear anc" flanks have been harressed
very much. At this place they abandoned
and burnt thir.y wagons. Since I have been
writing 1 hearc the Locomotive whistle at
Kimrston. In their haste, they had not
time to destroy the railroad. It is not ne-ces-arv
to say anything more about tfie
movements ot the army, as j'ou will have it
before this reaches you only that the army
is very enthusiastic: in tms lorwara move
ment and are anxious to drive the rebels to
that "last ditch.'' It is evident when
they could not whrj us in the defiles of the
mountains, about JJ.uton ami Kasaca, they
cannot whip us anyvluro. In my opinion
the war is nearly over. How do those reb
els in Clearfield feel now, since their "D'ar
Southern brethren, are getting so bauly
used up. ' '
1 have otten heard p:o-siavery men boast
of the southern States aaid their institutions,
but I am unable to "see it." The major
ity of the people soem to ue living m igno
rance. It is plain to be seen that slavery is
a turse, and it is timeit is wiped out. There
seems to be no enterprise among the peo
ple, their attention has evidently been the
negro. The houses are nearly all only one
storv, built of hewn logs with either boards
or clapboards nailed over the space on the in
fide without being cither chinked" or daub
ed. ' Very few ot the houses have windows.
They commonly have two doors which are
ojhjii in daj-light and afford sufficient light.
The roofs are clapboard. I have seen only
about n half dozen good houses in this State.
This country is well watered, but the citi
zens do not "seem to use much, of it. Their
clothing looks as if it had not been washed
for weekfv They live apparently in the
roughest kind of backwoods style.
, Fruit will be plenty. Rye is in bloom and
corn about six inches high. On the morn
ing of the 1 7th, I found seventeen boxes of
Tobacco containing lOOlbs each, secreted in
the woods dose by onr camp, near the
Conasauga river. .It was soon "distributed
through the Divisions, and answered a very
good purpose, for nearly airtbe men were
out and they had not leen accustomed to
getting it free. The boxes were marked I.
H.. Atlas, Dalton, Georgia. ,This army has
great confidence in Gen. Sherman, and is m
favor of the re-election of President Lincoln
Yours, Gibson.
wit ; ihi difference between a good
farmer anil a: rascal ? The former is known
by Ms fences, the latter by his offences.
The following letters remain un
called for.in MeGarvey Post office
Erastus Cole, Joseph M'Libby. ..
The Union Convention assem
bled in Baltimore yesterday. The
indications are that Lincoln will be
nominated by an almost unanimous
vote on the first baUot,
; Three Government .safes, con
taining several hundred thousand-
dollars, which were sunk a few days
since by thr burning of the wharf
boat at Mound City, have been re
at
Shocking Calamity.
A ten ible accident occurred
Bachelor's Creek railway station,
orth Carolina, on May 20. Four
torpedoes, which were being re
moved from - the cars to the plat
form, and which were a part of
those intended to complete the
blockade of. the Neuse river, were
exploded by the cap of one of them
being accidentally struck, the con
cussion exploding the other three
instantaneously. There were a
large number of the 132d and oth
er ' New York regiments on the
train, -and many were killed and
wounded.
MAEEIED.
. On Tuesday evening, May 31st,
Adjt. J. C. Worth, of Oxford,
Chester county, Pa., to Miss Ma
ry A. Galloway, of. this place.
On Wednesday mornins, June
Sth, by Rev. H. R. Smith,. Mr.
Samuel Huston to Miss Helen
II. Cuttle, both of this borough,
i Accompanying the above notiwe
was a liberal share of the wedding
cake, for which we tender our
thanks to the happy couple. May
they ever be animated by the spir
it of true love ; and may peace,
prosperity and plenty always be
with them. -
Some origi nal correspondence be
tween Crawford, the sculptor, and
Jeff Davis, then Secretary of War,
and Capt. Meigs, then in charge of
the capitol extension, on the sub
ject of the statue of liberty which
now crowns the dome of the Capi
tol, has been brought to light!
Jeff Davis objected to tho lilterty
cap which occupied the placed' the
present helmet in the original de
sign, on the express ground that it
was first used as a badge of a free
man who had liberated himself
from slavery and he feared it might,
at some future time, come to have
some signification asaiii.
The Zanesville O wrier ays .
Late rains have materially improv
ed the crops in . this section, and.
had a favorable influence on vegeta
tion generally. The planting of
corn was delayed by tlx; wet weath
er but with few exceptions it was
planted in time to make a full corp,
and is now growing. finely.-' The
wheat, which by no means promis
ed well early in the spring, has re
vived from its yellow drooping
state, and except when it was ab.-o-'
lutely killed out by the severity of
the last winter frosts, it is looking
well and will no doubt produce an
average yield. With the exception
of peaches, the fruit crop will be
abundant. The apple trees are lit
erally loaded with fruit, and the late
cherries, plums, and other fruits
promise a splendid yield. :
. Provost Marshal General Fry, in
answer to the inquiry as to the
length of time to which the 'pay
ment of commutation money ex
empts from liability to service, re
plies that the language of tha law
is plain. The law says: "If anv
drafted person shall hereafter pay
money tor the procuration i a
substitute, under the provisions of
th act to which this is an amend
ment, such payment of money shall
operate only to relieve such person
from draft iu filling that quota. "
If it should be necessary to make
several drawings of names in order
to fill "that quota" that is to sav.
the quota already assigned the
person paying commutation money
will be exempt on account of such
pavmeut from all the drawinsrs to
fill " that quota" made subsequent
to the one in which he paid the
commutation.
Tlie Cleveland Nominees.
We learn by our daily exchanges
that a Convention of se-'Z-coiftitu-tad
"delegates" met at Cleveland
hist week, and nominated John C.
1'remont lor President, and John
Cochrane lor Vice President
both from New York. The "del
egates who participated m that
Convention appear to belong to no
particular party and have no fol
lowers. "How the "delegates" were
appointed, and where some of them
are from, no one knows. For ex
ample, the Examiner, a first class
paper published in Lancaster city
says, that Lancaster county was re
presented by two persons in that
convention, and upon inquuy, tne
ditor could not . find a man who
knew the "delegates" or ever heard
of them.
Such being the status of the
Cleveland convention, no harm need
be apprehended tiom its uoings.
The whole thing appears to have
seen instigated by a tew dissatisfied
politicians,; backed up and encour-
iged by the " Copperhead leaders,
and hence is only calculated to
ilay into the hands of the semi-
secessionists of the North and en
courage the je,bels who are trying
to destroy the uovcrnment ot the
United States.
We have always deemed John
C. Fremont too pure a patriot to
lay into the hands of the enemies
of the Union. But if he accepts
this nomination from the rump
Convention -.which '.assembled at
Cleveland, he certainly will fall in
.. m ... . ..r-i.
our estimation. Ao true, patriot
will, in times like the present, per
mit -himself to be made-t lie scape
goat of Copperheadism in their ef
forts to. defeat the only true Union
nartv in the United States. ut
we do not fear the result, even if
le accepts the nomination, tor a
party without voters can accom
plish .nothing, ana suen seems 10
be the cas? in this iristance and
hence we have nothing to appre
hend from the nominees ot the
Cleveland Convention. I he candi
date ot the Union party, be he
whom he mayr will undoubtedly be
elected in spite of Secession sym
pathizers, Rebels and disorganizing
politicians. The people have so
decreed.
The Democratic Convention,
which met at Indianapolis Satur
day, denounced Governor Bram
lette, of Kentucky, scouted the i
dea of giving him a place on the
Democratic Presidential ticket.and
repudiated the claims of the Ken
tucky '"Conservatives" to seats in
the Chicago Convention.
SAli: OF SKATED LANDS
i'OR TAXES. In pursuance of
the provisions .of an Act of Assembly,
p;iased the 2Pth day of April, A. D. I8ii,
to provide for the collection of taxes un
hinds wherever no perwnal properly
cun lie found. and where the owner neg
lects or refuses to pay the taxes assessed
I will exposo to sale at the court house
in Clearfield, on the Second Monday in
June, A.D. IW4, (being the 13th day,)
the following pieces of laud in Clear
field county, on which the taxes for
1363, and previous years, are unpaid: .
BECCARIA .TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. ' Warrantees ftc. Taxes
22 Uobson & Albert, - 123 11
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
33 Miller James Est. 4 37
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
40 Gray, Joseph 187
100 - Maines, Jas. A. 3 75
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
C2 Elliiiger, G. (heirs) 13 60
50 Oelnet, Jacob 11 02
H&Lot: Lewis. Wm. e 35
BURNS IDE TOWNSHIP,
100 Mollis, David 5 03
100 Dowler, Jam 5 03
CHEST TOWNSHIP. ,
50 . Wallace. John 7 05
FERGUSON TOWNSHJP.
'501' Records, John "" 775
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
128 M!ad, James A-
GRAHAM TOWSmr.
,10 McGuire, James
40 Sfoni!. Thomas
KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP
50 Pcrkin, George
KNOXTOWNSIin.'
60 St iiate, Clmrlos Eat.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
8o Wells, John
WOOD'VAUD TOWNSHIP.
30 Rowles. Price A. 1
lb'J Wilson, Is.-vic 7
100 Stott, Mark 4
C. KRATZER, Treas'r
Clearfield, March 30, lSG-t.
9 86
5 34
6 18
" 8
7 65
4 73
C7
20
58
40
40
112
40
40
TKEAStTSEB3 SAL?.
OF UNSEATED LANDS
Pol: TAXES
For 133 and previous yenr.
NOTICE is niitsBv givkn. that in pur
suance of an Act of Assembly parsed
the 12:hdiiyof.;uno,A.l. 1S15. eutitled
'An Act to amend an Act directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field county." will be exposed to Public
bale or outcry, for tne taxes due and
unpaid thereon, &t the v ourt House in
the Borough of Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday in June, "A. 1). 1SSI :
BECCAEIA TOWNSHIP.
l'er Warruntees.'covrners Taxes.
O. 1). Morin if C'j.
John Mailes, $It28
John Witnicr, 92 78
Henry Witraer, 92 7
W m. Wilson, . 53 72
Herman Witmer, 88 39
Jacob Mnssersmith, 2929
Thomi Wrsfou.
Richard Mnsser, 31 41
Groom Diciry Sf Co.
GG John Brady, C3 55
Win. Brady, . 32 55
04 E, Bl.iin, 43 24
J. W. S truth or D. McKcehan.
433 153 William Gray, , 00 65
Kobrrt Cofan.
433 153 John Fordnev. 100 75
1 8. ?- J Shoff.
44 Brown & Fnlton, 10 21
John Burr
3G0' Jacob Knr, 5 PO
Gill iV Brnttin.
71, bO John Kitlaud. ; 15 52
Ilrrinati ILi'ii'l iV Co.
116 Jacob Knrg, - 22 11
116 John Gibson, 22 11
73 - Robert Wilson, 33 33
153 Martin Foutz, 51 15
125 Jac b Fontz, Jr. 45 89
153 George Musfer, 50 85
l. L. Kred .y Co.
426 56 Wm. Miller. 99 03
' IVm.A. Wall are.
Jacob MussBrsniith, 28 84
Sarah Biliington, 12 81
GroornLiphtnercCo.l39 50
Groom Dickey U Co. 125 55
Ac.
70
393
399
231
1C5
126
162
410
210
279
162
162
215
330
296
323,
124
55
900
860
3(H)
433
50 M
42S7
427
42S7
3565
5619
5619
5613
5763
42S6
L. W. Weld,
Samuel Matthews,
BELL TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Ter. Wa -rantcos, etc.
Jfieoh He.ilLrua,
i 16 Henry Beck,
Frflerick W insert,
101 Henry Back,
73 120 llenry Bock,
Lrurix Smith.
330 7 Henry Beck,
171 llenry Bck, -P3
97 Henry Beck,
John P. Jloyt.
161 113 John Fictiolsori,
- Arthur BfJt,
433 lienj Gibbs,
Louia ShieMcy
119 1 Henry Beck,
Henry Gritif, '
102 10U Henry Heck, .
Henry Wist , ,
141 30 Henry Beck, i
Win. B. Glenn,
1000 ". Henry Beck,
1000 Henry Beck, ,
500 , James UoG hee, .
24a . Framptou Bell, ,
155 . Ira A. Sabins '
46 50
67 13
Taxes
$ 9 SO
S 52
. 6 75
80
100
260
427
410
49
404
404
401.
219
408
87
206
60
100
300
Xo.
5923
95
76
G. TV. Gearhart.
Walter Stewart, 5 52
John - MnJley
Hannah Stewart, 6 90
James William.
Packer c Dhass, 35 SS
Tkoirui Brs. - i ;
Jonas Stinehieser, 14 8J
Waple.
William Morris, 2S 30
Fisher J- MM.
Barbara Snyder, 5 04
John Patton.
Blair McLanahati, 27 86
Thos. L. Mooro, 27 86
Mary Morris, 27 86
Wm. II. Jo nr..
Charles Crawford, 15 12
. 5. Uriau.
U.S. Drinker, 20 70
Cttfvin iV L Shaur.
John E. Shaw, 5 19
Wm. A. Wallare.
Joseph Ball, . 27 54
Wm. Wilson, y ' - 6 90
John Kephart, 3 46
, James & D Mease, 20 70
A3.
FERGTJSON TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantee, etc
; Jct it Vntrkm' Bxtate.
433 153 Daniel Turner v
A . Moore.
108 Matthias Slough,
Jn Charlrs HtiittoK.
433 153 Georg Ross,
- Thomat Mclre.
Taxes ; 100 Jona. Jones.
1 Stronger if Sumtntri.
$41 48 91 135 Wm. Johuson,.
12 80 j
13 36
6 40
EL00H TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Stacy if Simon Thompson.
350 Nicklin A Griffith, 49 10
M. 4- W. P. F.dton.
322 J. W. Smith. 15 06
Nchemiuh Shaw.
3616 100 Jacob Bilger. 1103
S.Tvirk A. Whitmor. 21 05
John 8eyl?r,
Keeper t Hartfock
135
100
75
5
84
700
100
50
Fenton & Spencer,
Levi Cleaver,
Milegan
Henry Shafer,
. L. Reed,
It 03
10 4S
1 42
15 70
65 45
11 03
7 03
I- BRADFORD TOWNSHIP
Ao. . Per. Warrantees etc.
J. W. Smith.
340 CO Hujrh Elv.
A. P. Bireer.
102 35 John Campbell,
Dtruif l Stewart.
109 Andrew Pettit,
Al'itthrie Forre.e. ' -48
Matthias Staymaker,
John 7!r. Turner.
75 Wm. Bingham,
Jih n Go tiler.
225 Jamos Duncan,
159 Hall Buck,
127 V. B. Holt,
85, Wm. Graham, Jr.
85 John Graham,
46 Moses Boggs, (heirs)
10O Nehemiah Mains,
i Thos. Holt,
. ' . '
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Taxes
$25 79
9 47
10 11
3 57
6 95
12 61
.11 87
9 47
4 76
4 76
3 41
5 61
39
No. Ac. Per. 'arra.ntees, etc, Taxes
treorsrr. if O'lvm B.iilry..
3574 102 3J Huberts A Fox, 1125
F. Bjales Ext ,
1431 So3 Iavid Kenneday, 40 OS
Milrl if Youncr.
5861 670 Jonathan B. Smith. 03 53
J. Freeliiiul .
195 100 Camper Stiver. 6 23
Smith if Brother.
21S' 504 Christain Lower, 92 04
50 Samuel Ambrose, 5 51
323 331 John Dunlap 33 5-
25 (i. A. Weaver, 4 58
110 370 Christian Lower, 63 01
SO J. M. Miller, (heirs) U 70
15
' 7
13 56
36 52
10
11 95
84 3H
S4 3S
42 20
21 00
13 50
No
5602 100
5003 111
5604 336
79
ll
114
2o0
124
100
3S3
203
7
150
2,,t
293
16i
317
410
421
310
111
150
BTJRNSIDEr TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Fatrhiti. -John
Ivicholsun, 5-IS 38
John Nicholson, 20 97
John Nicholson, 61 74
John Mailer. 14 4f
Abraham Whitmer, 3'i 21
Casper Shaffer, jr. 2- !)7
Daniel Whitmer. 47 7S
John Hubley, 77 Pi
Matthias Youn.ir, IS fi
Wm. Bousnian, . " 70 SI
Mary Robert, 37 27
John Trcssler, . 13 97
John Cuinmings, 27 59
Martin Mailer 4S 51
John Burch. 53 S2
Mary Jenkins, 30 30
John Tressler, 63 73
Caper .Shaffer, 71 36
Jmnes G illilier
Mary Crawford, 76 76
Ebert M JW '.inters.
Frod k Kuhn. 20 01
Shepli if Priestley.
Christian Stake, , 12 22
Jacob Rowland, 13 56
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Ac. .Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
II. S. Drinkers Estate.
433 153 Alexande Hunt.-r, $38 11
David JSlcKeshan.
376 Peter Horse, . 39 76
Drmif.r if Clark.
433 153 William Cook, 38 11
Gut det. Marsh if Co.
433 153 John Musser, 61 07
Ja-trw Thompson.
100 31 ileury Pole. 21 15
140 Fulton, , 12 36
' John. Patch in. -
311 153 Pen. Young, 32 87
100 153 John Boyd, 32 87
313 153 Josiali Hf.yncs, 32 87
433 153 Thos Hamilton, 45 75
333 153 Martin Worthington, 35 25
398 153 Wm. Wilson, . 42 09
95 John Witmer, 9 54
416 30 James Page, : 43 98
255 Miller & Christ 40 62
22 . Miller c Chriet 4 67
100 David Cathr-art, 5 81
218 John Tiger, 17 48
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per.. WarranteesAOwners. Taxes
' James Dixon, Jr.
.39': John Thomas, , $4 00
;2.unial'ie if Turner.
208 ' John Thomas. " 2154
A. A. Winesraruer if Co. 4
413 Wm. McCormick, 42 05
440 Nancy Boggs. , 45 54
Crans Blakely if Perley.
429 41' Malcolm McDonald, 44 38
429' 41 " John Byers, -"'- ' 44 38
Fisher Sf Powell.
119 90 Barbara Snyder,-,,. ; 12 28
Wm. Albert if Brotur, ., ,
132 Georjtfa Hootman, 13 66
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. , Ac. -Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes
Frederick? Knrtftav. ;
1S93 57S ' Morri3 A Stewart. ?55 63
1899 ' S'JO ' Morris A Stewart, 103 35
1902 89 Morris A Stewart, 103 35
1942 545 Morris A Stewart, "55 65
Peter Lamm.
1892 200 Morris A Stewart, 15 90
liirhard Shaw.
1S91 2-13 Morris A Stewart, 22 51
N II. ir O. Smith.
5367 250 rteorge Mead, 19 SS
Eldride,Me.rre!l if Thnmpson.
5377 1100 George Mead, 43 75
DECATUR TOWNSHIP. "
Ac. Per. . Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Fitch if Bovnion.
198 Joseph Harrison, $27 72
T.tines jSl'Girk's Ettate.
391 159 Thomas BilliDgton, 55 35
PeUr OioeHi. "
404 . - Charles Risk, (i) ' 28 55
J.Woollride'Co.'
Ill . Patrick Moore, . 15 70
- . John Patton..
404". , .,: Ann M'Lanahan, 57 08
. Riehard CopHn.
84 137 Joseph Whitehall, 11 g4
202 K. Coplin,; .. . 28 56
; , . James Albert. ,
37- 49 Joseph Sansom, . 5 27
76 ; 99 Wm.Sansorn, . 10 83
- Georg Wilson, Jr. -
200 Mary M'Lanahan, 23 26
A. li. Low?.'
300 Casper Haines, 42 39
281 Gilbert VaugM, 39 74
- J. W. Smith. '
200 Jonathan Nesbif, .28 26
. r Henry Kephart. " -,90
". Jacob Cox, 12 74
591 ' Joseph ITarrisOn, , 27 56
10i ' William Hoover,.;" 14 1
74
:)
100
50
No.
4181
41SS
4275
4271
4271
4399
4340
Lewis Jordan,
Hiram Fasxuiore,
llenrr Swan,
Johb P. Hoyt,
Benj. Hartshorn,
50 3Si
8 69
6 83
3 72
13 58
11 63
1900 6
1901 7
KARTHATJS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees te. Taxes
Frederteia Karthaut.
FOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
G. Hartstpici.
495 James Wilson wj, 23 63
' Wm.. Tttmvt
350 J.M'ilson.(middlo.)26
9J0 James Wilson, 47 23
Z. Preston.
495 James Wilson, 23 63
Joh n C. Frettch .
495 J. Wilson. (W.pt .) 23 63
Speneer ir S)tier,
372 - James Wilson, ' 23 63
Ate Vial.
1S3 James Wilson, 17 92
913
1093
600 Morris A Stewart, ?0 59
73 Morris A Stewart.121 ft4
507 Morris A Stewart, 80 15
200 Morris A Stewart, 31 63
Genrtrf VaiiT..
1944 513 95 Morris A Stewart, 29 50
DmsttsofJoliH White Esq.
79 Charles Willink, 97
SS Charles Willink, 12 2
) -
J633 147 Charles Willink,
1003
1023
3463
3475
4
1M
J. li. McCoakey,
Arnold Custard,
5412 )
Ac. (
1655 957 1S2 Mown Mvpm rn si
1097
1096
1097
1097
1096
1096
125
25
50
65
Er Tile, ,
Oeorgo Parkins,
Reuben Green,
Charles Hyck, '
15
64
OS
21
46
8S.
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees etc.
Anson G. Pkxlpt
5362 100S Ueorgo Mead.
5361 1100 e..rgeMead,
flrtO-t lV Co.
203 103 Morris A Stewart,
Nsnzie. Viefe tf Muthers.
519 Il Morris A Stewart, 24 52
536 ' Morris A Stewart, 19 95
. ic O Smith
50 Uoorge Mead,
563 Oeorge Mead,
Smith if Graham.
40 Morris A Stewart
Franris Trrney.
40 Morris A Stewart,
Peter Lamm.
117 Morris A Stewart. 5 I S
47 Morris A Stewart, 1 Sri
97 103 Morris A Stowart, 3 63
J. P. Nelson.
50 Morris A Stewart.
Eldri dt'e, Merrell ir Thompson
oSfiZ 7ls (ieorgc Mead,
5376 1100 (le.trge Mead,
5353 1100 George Mead
5357 1100 'tienr je Moatl,
' : Francis C.ottdrett.
19 251 120 Morri? A Stewart
Keel if Weaver.
1921 505 100 Morris A Stewart,
No.
1921
1931
195
5365
5366
1929
1929
3647
3643
1337
1336
Taxes
21 04
21 S3
8 12
2 91
27 92
1 61
1 5'i
2 00
24 89
34 9
32 S3
21 83
Ac,"
433
200
72
433
200
227
100
129
90
14
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Per. Wjirrantoes..etc , Taxes
John Patchin.
153 Uenj. Ponltney, . m 26
Cr.vNv. THuke if Perlry. -
G. Ashton (forth p) 42 03
Jntinthria ' Boyntrtn.
Thomas Jordan, .1102
A. A. Winerarner if Co.
153 . Isabella Jordan, 92 65
Wm. Blown: ' ; '
Silas Cx, ' 15 30
Isaac Thompson.
G. & M. McCormick, 26 09
W, ,y J. Cat heart.
Henry Trout, 22 95
Povj.-n 4L iiftid.
John Horsey, 9 HH
Thompson&Egeliiian 19 13
, George Bowman, 2 30
LAWRENCE . TO WNsHIP .
No. Ac. P r Warrantees etc. Taxe
Winrcuriifr 4' Co.
22! Hugh' Jordan, 33 83
41.3 John Head. . .. . C3 20
hldndge, Morrell if Tiompson.
George Mead,
. . ,'-
5293 720
25 23 i 5295 1107
J 5297 1213 69 George-Mead,
Jletsv
20 91
G9SH"N TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Prr. Warrantees, ttc. Taxes
J. W. hmith or Shi rerly.
1909 137 Morris A Htcwart, S 57
Anxnn G. Phelps.
5322 1100 George Mead, 17
5325 623 ' George Mead, 9
Amos B MrrJl.
52S9 330 George Mead, 41
5290 433 (ieoro Mead, 56
5231 1100 Georire Mead, 125
T 11 Forree.
5325 200 George Moi, 21 83
1SS4 I Thos. Graham.
1915 J 300 Morris A Stewart, 23 13
Mitheii, Force.
1923 33 Morris A Stewart 47 P9
Bohe.rt Stewart.
1922 152 - Morris A Stewart, 23 26
Eldridge. Ulrrretl Sf Thompson
5321 1213 67 Georgo Mead, 63 75
5326 1100 Georgo Mead, 63 75
5327 11 in 120 George Mead, 63 75
5329 1100 Geerge Mead, 63 75
5330 1100 George Mead, 64 75
Richard Sham.
100 Morris A Stewart. 6 25
300 Win. Mapes. 14 03
13 SI
12 5
23 19
?3H
235 G. p.. Gcodfrtllow, . 43 CI
151 LcinardAUart-Iioru 20 0i
t L. J. Cyins, 133
32 Wm. Montgomery.
1911
Ac.
115
103
109;
50
382
139
217
396
318
100
135
100
431
330"
100
41
Ac
100
G.
236
214
400
No.
5673
5674
5675
5065
5067
4257
4902.
4235
4226
4229
4230
4236
4225
5061
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees etc Taxes
T. Cope, 20 88
Menst'es Vide if Slithers.
James Milligan, 17 22
Sinuel Lmsficrry.
- George Moore, 18 20
" ' -- - B. Chance
John Frv Jr. I 99
Hi t)J French if Co.
Joseph Simons, 50 10
J. P. Nelson ir Co.
Keuben Haines, 23 19
Jacob King, 36 23
. George Wetzel, 66 15
Joseph Harrison, 58 13
Joseph Wuinery.
Charles 1111, 16 70
Thos. Duncason, 25 05
P Offden,
Wm. H.'West, 10 45
Amos Borneman.
Ill Lyman Gratz, 83 50
114 Robert Shaw, 64 30
Henry II. Bornemui.
Robert Shaw, 19 21
8 51
C. J. Allport,
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes
Henry B. Wright
. 'John Witmer, $25 05
D. Morgan if Co or G.Hegartif.
82 Benj. Wilson, 49 27
Wm. B. Ilagorty. 53 63
AG Fox 4- Souder. ' 33 40
5063
4225
1236
5064
4265
5670 1041
5671
5672
HUSTON TOWNSHIP
Ac. Per. Warrantees etc.
John B. Quo.
1041 Moore A Delany,
1041 Moore A Delany.
1 041 Moore A Delany,
990 Wm. Powell.
877 Wm. Powell.
Wm. Parker.
??3 15 James Wilson.
Penn Ititmher Co.
120 Wilhelm Willink,7.10 36 75
U. S. Land Co.
96 James Wilson.
990 James Wilson,
965 12.3 James Wilson,
' 507 ' James Wilson.
4 90 James Wilson,
710 ' Jjimes Wilson,
Wm.K. David.
11S Wm. Powers,
Pitch if Boytiton.
375 E. Shoemaker,
101 E. Shoemaker,
II. Thiyer Sr Z. Lision.
293 Win. Powers,
W. B. Gordnn.
250 ' James Wil3on,
500 " James Wilson,'
- gliomas Holt.
810 ' Wm. Powers,
Win. Irvin,
839 James Wilson,
. MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
E. C. Burton.
272. 16 Robert Glenn, - , $25 89
G. D. Morgan or C. Munsan. .
Ill Patrick Havs, 16 21
Adam Moyer.
153 RolxTt Kainey, 31 75
W.if J.Hitffi
Blair M'Lan.ihan. 10 60
Porter if Levi.
Wm. Stewart, 11 73
J. P. N.lsm if Co.
James Wilson, 9 98
Robert M'oiris, 9 63
Wm. Morris, 8 59
ttoss,-Shottir Co.
139 Richard R. Smith, 25 89
J. J. Lingle,. .
Jatnet Smith, 7 77
Robert Thomas.
Christopher Baker, 7 32
James Hughes if Co.
Hyman Gratz, 7 13
R. M. Shaw Sf Co.
Simon Gratz, 21 14
George Crawford.
Hillarv Baker, 11 30
Ed. Peri s if Co
Jesse Vai nell. 49 03
Craig and Blarrrhard.
65 Joseph Turner, 41
410 109 Joseph Turner, 41
410 20 Joseph Turner. 41
Georgo Ilabaker, 39
170
333
170
438
105
1O0
90
407
214
231
112
222
150
421
440
423
125 George Gates,
100 Isaac Farlow,
300 Peter Varnell,'
. PENN TOWNSHIP..
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc.
5962 63 Elijah Heath,
" 80 Patrick Hagcrty,
Reeds' Heir.
500 -Kweds Heirs.
100 Keods Heirs,
.4
12
: 28
91
91
91
59
00
70
63
Taxes
S4 VH
6 2
75 51)
15 50
.'.774
5775
4252 957
Taxes
162 6
162 64
162 64
154 71
1 37 07
III 01
123 26
123 75
120 63
63 36
61 25
92 50
36 32
46 88
12 64
32o
' 31 25
62 50
50 63
PIKE TOWHir.
N. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc? Taxes
Jnmrf Hopkins
57S3 1030 64 John Nicholson, 4179
5735 h!9 41 John Nicholson. St 25
BS3 6t John Nicholson. 27 40
820 6t .lohn Nicholson, 30 33
m U. i.iias.
f5 James Wilson. 46 26
Jonathan Boynton.
115 Tho's. Jordan, 19 37
Alfred A Long.
135 Thomas Magee, 33 01
R. W. McNaul.
Ill Z. Bailey, 1
460 Z. McNaul, 7
296 K. W. Mclfaul. 5
Irraitam hoynton Sr Co.
Thos. Magee 31 51
S. Bladget, 17
21 John Nicholson, 47 95
John P. Hoyt 3 43
Daniel Bailey, 13 70
5779
91
90
06
1429
5777
1S4
70
1020
23
450
Ac.
3587
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees &c. Taxes
Gurlland Irvm.
350 Roberts h Fox, $32 83
John II. Seylcr.
225 John II. Seyler, 19 56
280 John Brnbaker, 59 38
262 11. W. Moore, 17 04
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Par.
20 83
80 Moore A Dolaner. I 65 06
1011 80 Moore A Delaney. i 65 06
347 27 Moore A Delaney, i 18 75
'200' J.O.Ri.ider,7.10 52186
195 1 David Caldwell, . 21 33
JORDAIT TOWNSHIP
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc.
Cooner if Posey.
433 158 Richard Peters, ,
438 153 Peter Kubn,
433 153 Fred. Beates,
433 153 John Dunwoodie,
; ? ; . .. Jthu Cooper.
271 .; Adam Kuhu, ' 52
325 F.benezer Brenham,
103 ' Adam Knbn. 75
Pitehin if Stcan.
433 153 Richard Martin,
433 153 Thomas Martin, ,
333 Robert Martin, ,
John Patchin.
1Q0 ' Philip Loast,
70 Wm. Johnson,
John Pattermn.
100 Philip l rr, '
Taxes
$75 21
15 21
.75 2 -75
21
13
21
60 20
60 20
46 30
6 95
4 87
"6 '.95
433
456
433
100
420
240
443
215
355
100
300
100
121
433
433
433
100
30
170
91
136
218
100
189
159
153
120
77
5
V, arrantees etc.
A. If. Ixing.
153 John Vaught,
Jonathan Walls,
John Roll,
Wm. Wilson,
Dr. James Lode,
Henry Drinker,
Wm. Drinker,
S. P. Slisijf if Co.
. Samuel Euileti,
"Thos. Noil.
Samnsl Hagcrty,
Mary Neil, -;
Benj. Johnson,
."Mary Connelly,
IF B. Alexander C
Roland h'vans.
Wm. A'lhert Sr Bro. '
Eli Hootman,
Dr.D. Hoirtz.
Philip Loast,
Jacob R. Howell,
Wm. Johnson,
George. Bnckham,
Price A. Kowlea,
Thamis Rohtns.
' Peter Lowden,
Charles Lowden '
' Jos. Smith Irvin Sf Co. '
Mary Land it h,
H'm. Moore Sf VSolfe.
Chaucey Ricketts,
Ed. Blanchard.
Henry Shaffer,
153
153
153
63
Taxes
44 19
46 55
41 19
10 20
42 RO
2145
2913
21 92
10 81
5 07
8 15
-10 20
12 23
44 10
44 10
44 10
10 20
4 08
16 30
f 8 15
1128
17 77
24 45
Isaac. Wilson, 15 40
C. KKATZER, Treas'r.
OarfieH, "March an. '01. .