u
BY S. J. BOW.
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1866.
VOL. 12.-N0. 32.
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For 1365 and previous years.
VOTICE i orrBit, that In
.ceof -Act of Assembly paw
L the Hth day of June, A. D. 1815 . en
tftfid .'An Act te amend an Act drect
inithe mode of idling unseated land.,
SWfleW county," and the several
iSpplemeo thereto, there wUl be ex
S to Public Sale or otCTy. the fbU
Er tract of unseated lands in said
ionnty, for the taxes due and unpatf
S, at the Court House in the W
onVh of Clearfield, on the Second Mon
day of June, A. D. 1S6 :
SECCABIA TOWJTSHIP.
. . m
Fer. Warrantees, etc. isxes.
Peter Miller, b4
John Mailer, 69 66
Kred'k Uubley, 43 26
John Bailsman, 5 ' 12 83
Fred'k. Bowman, 14 90
John Beam, 83 46
Joreraiah Hosher, 84 15
Tbomss Billington, 120 6r
Thomas Billington, 12 37
Sarzh Billington, 2 77
Philip Mysincope, 114 66
John Mysincope, 74 06
John funk,. - . 8a 04
Frod-k Ilubley, , 49 38
Michael Mussur, - 34 40
Jobn Brady, . 152 32
Wra. Brady, 68 49
J.BUin&E. Bleln, 112 78
John Wilraer, . . 197 04
Henry Winner, .185 94
Wm. Wilson, 112 17
Herman Witmer, . 44 81
Jacob Krng, 66 58
John Gibson, 48 91
Robert V iJson, 86 80
Jeremiah Mosher, 37 96
Peter Gets, 62 57
Martin Fante, 101 64
Jacob Fantz, Jr. . 91 18
Geo. Mnssar, 101 03
Thomu Gibson, 29 90
David Barton, 119 11
John Fordney,' - 214 04
Brown and Fulton. 21 74
John Ketland, .. , - 35 16
Jacob Krujr. - ..'. 145 17
Wm. Flunket, . 14 81
Jacob Mnssersmith, 62 28
Wm. Miller, - 64 80
BELL TOWNSHIP. ;
Per. Warrantees, etc.- Taxes
Henry Beck, $19 70
120 Henry Beck, 19 23
78 Henry Beck, 90 59
- Henry Beck, SI 30
68 Henry Beck, 78 43
Henry Beck, 18 26
97 Henrj Beok, 12 03
Jas. M'Uhee, 60 50
Bonj. Gibbs, -113 83
10 Heory Beck, 34 43
Ira A. Sebins, 13 12
97 Henry Beck; ; 12 OS
S2 Nicklin A Griffith, 16 45
123 Nicklin A Griffith, b 03
NicKlin A Griffith, 14 62
113 Henry Beck, 22 12
nenry Beck, 24 21
' Nicklin AGriffith, 212 12
Nicklin A Griffith, 210 90
Nicklin AGriffith, 224 33
Nicklin A Griffith, 247 65
Nicklin AGriffith, 233 75
Nicklin A Griffith-, 210 52
Nicklin 4-Griffith, 81 84
Nicklin A Griffith, 61 54
Nicklin A Griffith, 25 64
Nicklin A Griffith, 165 03
Nicklin A Griffith, 266 36
Henry Beck, t 121 07
Henry Beck, i 89 21
410 .
210
592
Sy9 40
899 40
231 112
lttf 40
162 116
162 116
215 73
84 91
162 116
830 153
296 125
828 153
74 82
433 153
433 153
44
46
109
No.
492
8574
626
5861
5877
5879
6881
6886
195
218
2009
13
110
John G. Gray,
Andrew Pettit, .
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto.
6 85
29 99
Taxes
308
102
215
670
Wm. Kirkpatrick,$S7 32
34 Roberta A Fox,
. Conrad Long,
J.B. Smith,
31 89
59 80
329 67
1434
846 Henry Wykoff, 355 72
77 Casper Stiver, 24 13
601 Chriatian Lower, 246 50
650 Roberts A Fox, 319 81
521 Christian Lower, 256 02
370 Christ Lower, 84 65
80 J. M. Miller's hr'g 37 02
100 J. W. Smith. (W. p. 11 45
25 Z. S. Welch, '10 95
100 Baum, 23 40
50 McUairy, 11 70
363 David Kennedy, 113 59
BTJBITSIDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
303 7 John Jones, $116 25
303' James Chapman, 116 25
290 Benj Trasnall, 101 93
300 Jerre Wiilianison, 10167
424 - . Mary Crawford. 123 27
311 ' Town'dSnackman, 174 47
238 Rebecca Brown, 153 S6
111 ' Christian Stake, 34 33
100 Leonard Hollis, 17 65
293 . , John Birch, - 60 02
150 ' John Cummings, 30 71
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
71
SCO
30
126
800
80
40
Ne. Ae.
5S13 101
4t?7 79
4287 330
171
X 93
6789 113
1237 93
600
4.13
6319 142
155
4K7 93
-tm 102
5D0
697
31
90
619 171
42s 100
5904 1000
5900 1000
5907 1000
591$ 1100
6919 993
2909 920
5910 350
6911 233
6:j 106
59 1 5 767
5921 1100
5743 1000
list 66
B0GQS T0W58HIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
89 John Thomas, $8 42
208 . John Tbomaa, 45 59
234 73 Joseph Drinker, 43 63
413 Wm. McCormick, 98 57
440 Nancy Boggs, 107 93
429 41 Malcolm M 'Donald, 103 24
429 41 John Byers, 103 24
119 00 Barbara Snyder, 28 60
132 George Hootnian, 33 71
427 George Ayres, 65 66
.427 81 Wm. Troutwine, 65 66
400 John Kean, . -. - 61 60
?5 John . Shaw, 13 86
53 Luke Kyler, 4 37
2G3 Joseph Ba.Il, 71 84
158 61 Jobn Montgomery, 39 39
95 148 Richard Tbomaa, . 25 64
49 Barbara Snyder, '1175
60 Wm. Wilson, 8 25
205 Thomas Smith, 40 90
100 John Kephalt, '15 43
BOO J. h Tbos. Meese, 42 00
160 Eichard Waple, 14 04
BI.O0S TOWNSHIP.
So. Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
6926 295
322
100
50
6
84
111
Mil
Nicklin A Griffith, 79 32
J. w. fcmitu, .
JohniSeyler,
Geo. L.Koad,
Fen ton A Spencer,
Levi Cleaver,
. Knhorti A. L'at
wvu iuos li9 Huberts A Fox,
ooio ibo., Jacob Bilger,
250 David Irwins Est..
75 Neiper A Hartiock 9 92
100 Jobn P. Dale, 11 10
. BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Ac." Per. ' Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
49 99
24 33
12 19
2 05
26 51
25 03
172 19
24 33
31 25
S46
102
169
437
43
80
8ft
85
75
46
225
100
el
100
50
20
f0
2f.
it;
CO E ugh Ely, ? ,. : $62 92
35 John Campbell, ' 2169
IrallfcBock, 24 96
17 Folly & M'Lanahan, 48 23-
. Mat. Slay maker, ,8 94
Mat. Slaymaker, 8 81
Wm. Graham, Jr. 16 7.9
J no. Banna, 16 79
BeDj. Oliver,' ' ' 14 97
Moses Bogga' Heirs, 4 80
J ajnes Duncan, 83 71
Kebemlab Maines, 16 66
Tbomaa Holt, . ' 1 11
David Miinea, 9 28
Joseph Powell, 6 35
Danil Graham, C 75
Lucinda Graham j 2 64
Horatio D. Hall, 6 35
John Harrier, 3 18
John Vanghn, 22 23
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
258 ! James Ross, $80 13
100 ,31 Henry Polo, 48 22
140 Fulton, 32 65
190 164 Cbriiau Roher, ' 78 82
256- Miller & Christ, 100 81
22 Miilor & Christ, 10 01
108 Jonathan Kepliart, 27 05
50 Nicholas Hagy, 5 18
200 M'llaRey & Mitchell, 4-3 65
248 . John Tieert, 20 70
100 Jobn Brenncman, "23 32
61 H. & J. Bretu, 12 57
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
1891 640 72 Morris A Stewart. 375 42
1893 483 47 Morris A Stewart. 57 07
1940 175 122 Morris A Stewart, 20 66
3649 70 30 Morris & Stewart, 8 23
5367 250 George Mead, . 49 25
5377 1100 George Mead, 130 OS
. 350 John Briel. 12 62
1941- 183 Barmoy A Barnot, 9 87
100 ' . Jno. J. Piekardt, 15 16
80 Jno. J. Piekardt, 1144
--; 127 Jmery A Reiter, 9-03
Ac.
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Per. . Warrantees, etc.. Taxes.
137
137
154
70
115
41
138
417 124 Thos. P. Cope, $163 06
241 47 John Drinker, 94 16
123 John Skyron, 56 09
Rich. Thomas, 159 57
Jacob Downing, 140 02
nughEly, 79 46
Henry Drinker, 82 15
Benj. Wilson, 20 51
Jos. Hamilton, 41 33
John Skyron, 19 23
Tboa. C.Cope, 65 28
Wm. Montgomery, 17 90
Joseph Sanson), 102 41
John Cannon, 21 01
Thomas Edmundson, 38125
Geo. Graff, 26 40
Wm. Sansom, 81 33
John Anderson, 169 23
60 Gilbert Vought, 59 42
159 Thos. Billington, 152 89
Tbos. Stewaitson, 39 07
Jacob Downing, 39 21
49 Joseph Sansotn, 10 65
99 Wm. S-uisora, 29 80
147 Thos. Edmnndson, 125 24
John Drinker, 35 17
Jonathan Kphart, 17 47
Caatier Haines, 140 34
Gilbert Vaoght, 109 80
Joseph Harrison, 76 18
80 Joseph Harrison, 77 04
Wm. Hoover, 40 07
Joseph Harrison, 20 45
Jonathan Nesbit, 45 20
A. J. Goss, 28 25
Sam'l. M'Clarren, 45 20
Joseph Sanson), 3 84
136 Joseph Whitehall, 18 75
Charles Risk, i 78 92
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
408
358
203
210
49
106
49
167
46
262 1
78
97
67107
208 ' C4
433 60
152
891
100
108
87
76
303
90
100
800
281
195
198
100
60
200
125
200
17
83
404
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
233 159 Jobn llambright, $84 94
433 153 Daniel Tnrner, 50 04
68 Matthias Slough, 22 57
433 153 George Ross, 117 50
74 : Lewis Jordan, 24 63
160 A. Scott, 40 70
60 Hiram Passmore, 13 58
100 Abraham Ogden, 22 45
24 Henrv Swan, 14 18
100 Jobn nambright, 86 60
. 50 Benj'. Hartshorn, . 25 63
FOX TOWNSHIP.
No.
4272
4200
4133
4183
4181
4200
4132
4183
4241
4233
1534
1536
4242
4399-
4340
4398
4400
1924
1919
1890
3647
5365
5366
1929
1886
5352
Ao.
425
330
140
250
495
660
990
200
937
947
20
600
'298
872
1S8
216
100
96
62
167
50
100
25
Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
Jas. Wilson, " S60 99
Jas. Wilson, West J 22 95
Jas Wilson, West p 23 14
Jas. Wilson, 41 32
Jas. Wilson, West 151 72
Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
.Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,"
Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
Jas Wilson,
Jas. Wilson, -Jas.
Wilson,
Lane A Hyde,
Balltown Lot,
Unlet Lot,
Firman Lot,
Giles Lot,
63 20
126 33
45 26
285 11
287 94
6 09
182 55
90 68
61 49
35 96
67 83
13 13
11 82
6 51
11 24
5 25
Iiyde.BidwellACo.13 13
Balltown Lot,
' GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
503 100 Morris A Stewart
114 Morris A Stewart,
254120 Morrrs A Stewart,
10 . Morris A Stewart,
'56 George Mead,
'563 George Moad,
110 Morris A Stewart,
50 Morris A Stewart.
TVS eorgp Mead,
2 94
$ 53 20
16 26
57 9
1 15
0
64
24
2
4
5376 1100 George Mead,
5353 1100 George Mead,
5357 1100 George Mead,
1925 345 62 Morris A Stewart,
1926 153 93 Morris A Stewart,
1937 123 Morris A Stewart.
3647 194 81 Morris A Stewart,
1929 30 22 Morris A Stewart,
1930 134 Morris A Stewart,
1886 771 ' 77 Morris A Stewart.
1916 323 22 Morris A Stewart,
18S7 387 44 Morris A Stewart,
1927 53 79 Morris A Stewart,
1923 409 Morris A Stewart,
1890 187 F Bertbaud's Es't. 10 75
1888 543 Morris A Stewart, 62 46
1917 314 Morris A Stewart,
3660 126 Morns A Stewart,
1887 456 Morris A Stewart,
1916 75 Morris A Stewart,
103 07
100 64
89 13
35 41
16-49
11 52
8 76
3 72
16 68
86 05
37 42
43 50
6 67
41 97
29 38
15 76
67 18
5 95
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, eto.
300 Wm. Mapes.
52S9 330 George Mead,
5290 488 Georee Mead.
George Mead,
George Mead,
Morris A Stewart,
Taxes
S55 83
118 31
167 99
376 05
67 13
18 30
Morris A Stewart, 25 62
5291 1100
5325 200
1903 376
1912 438
1884 )
1915 j 300 158 Morris A Stewart,104 03
1923 383 Morris A Stewart, 114 92
1923 100 Morris A Stewart. 11 70
1922 152 Morris A Stewart, 55 82
5324 1213 67 George Moad. 242 53
326 1100 George Moad. 229 35
5327 1113 120 George Mead, 242 53
5329 1100 George Mead, . 229 35
5330 1100 George Mead, 229 35
1911 100 Morris A Stewart, 20 85
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. . Taxes.
297 . Thos. P. Copo, $77 24
149 John Skyrou, 47 16
115 T. Cope, " 39 48
103 Jas- Milligan, 30 71
109 Geo. Moore, 38 53
250 Jno. Fry, Jr. 66 98
382 Joseph Simons, 103 28
348 Josoph Horrison, 113 87
100 Charltis Hall, 32 58
41 C. J. Allport, 16 38
431 114 Hyman Gratz, 189 80
336 114 Robt. Shaw, 146 71
100 Robt. Shaw, 43 71
50 " Jno. Skyron, 4 17
100 Jfloi'-Donaldson, 13 88
66 104 B DiSchoonover, 9 14
- I'-''
GUELICH. TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc,. Taxes.
225 John Witmer,' $101 61
31 64 Pigot Shaw, 12 62
305 48 Heo. Baker, 123 81
335 151. Benj. Wilson, 135 98
100" Richard Atherton, -40 61
Geo. Moore, 21 67
Geo. Moore, 141 86
Philip Gloningor, 61 53
John M Cahen, " 72 56
Edward Hand, 163 52
Emanuel Reigart, 134 25
Geo. Moore, 140 74
John M'Cabcn, 117 39
John Lampblack, 44 26
Christian Stake, 63 74
Matthias Young, 87 55
Christian Hager, 195 65
George Mnsser, 195 65
Thos. Yedler, 107 01
Daniel Offley, 94 83
Geo. Baker, Jr. 97 08
Timothy Paxton, 196 84
John Surge, 195 65
216 153 John Musser, Jr. 97 51
436 145 Jos. Ashbright, 196 84
214 W. D. Hagerty, ' 68 44
400 Fox & Louther, 36 40
HuSTOS TOWNSHIP.
No Ao. Por. Warrantees, etc, Taxes
200 J. G. Ki-lder, $76 73
15 David Caidwell. 66 48
5673 1041 Moore A Delaney, S99 20
5674 1041 Moore A Delacey, 399 20
Moore A Delaney, 399 2(1
48
349
134
158
433
356
108
200
98
119
193
433
433
237
210
215
436
433
114
96
153
69
121
122
153
153
48
75
145
153-
5S75
5066
5067
4263
4264
4199
5672
4257
4902
42S6
4225
4890
5061
5063
4225
4236
1041
990 Wm. Powers, 379 69
877 Wm. Powers, 336 40
990 James Wilson,- 171 40
990 James Wilson, 171 66
990 ' James Wilson, 171 66
347 27 Mooro Delaney, 94 95
883 15 James Wilson. 237 99
420 Wilholm Will ink, 143 12
490 James Wilson, 143 21
740 James Wilson, 216 27
124 Wilhelm Willink. 22 63
1113 William Powers, 157 65
375 E. Shoemaker, 113 70
101 E. Shoemaker, 31 97
298 Wm. Powers, 94 32
250 James Wilson, . 73 07
500 James Wilson, 146 13
2000 1020 " Roberts A Fox, 366 44
2001 1089 Roberts A Fox, 39129
3592 900 Roberts A Fox, 252 12
1938 429 33 Roberts A Fox, 125 35
1000 Abel DuBois, 121 25 J
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
433 153 Richard Peters, $179 18
433 153 Fred Bqates, 165 56
433 153 John Danwoodie, 165 58
274 Adam Knhn, 102 58
202 Ebenezer Brenham, 71 96
103 ' Adam Knhn, 41 12
433 153 Thos. Martin, .151 51
333 'Robert Martin. 112 35
433 153 Richard Martin, 73 33
91 135 Philip Loaet, 25 39
70- ' Wm. Johnson, 19 47
100 Philip Loast, 9 05
100 Jonathan Jones, 30 60
150 - Wm. Wilson, 23 45
100 ' ' Richard Martin, . 15 63
EARTH AUS TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
513 g5 MorrisA Stewart, $101 08
550 120 William Smith, 95 42
57& 120 William Smith, 98 62
79 Charlos Willink, 7 76
'83 ' Charles Willink, 13 11
No.
1944
1429
3552
1093
1023
3463 )
3475 I 633 147 Charles WiHink,
1093 253 139 Charles Willink,
1095 1 24 103 Charles Willink,
1096 865 Charles Willink,
1097 436 113 Charles Willink,
3465 63 62 Charles Willink,
3466"259 113 Charles Willink,
1097
1097
1093
3463
3475
5412
5412
100.
100
100
79
l -
t 352
59
48
!8
J 00
Charles Willink,
' Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
CharlcsWillink, -
62 85
30 30
12 23
75 17
50 27
8 21
30 82
14 15
5 55
13 65
4 39
Charles WilIinK, :109 86
Charles Willink, 8 37
J. K. M'Closkcy, . U 75
Arnold Custard. . 9 45
Wm Michaels. IB 93
200 Wm. Michaels, 16 65
1655 957 132 HewsMyera,Fisherl35 43
1097 ) .
1096 j 125 Charlos Willink, 19 09
1097 25 Charle. Willink, 3 82
1097 I
1096 50 Charles Willink, 7 64
1096 66 Charles Willink, 9 5
500 , W. Schnarrs.A Co. 69 38
122 Daniel Yothers, 16 93
133 Christian Brown. 13 43
83 MaryEggans, 10 54
700 Wiilard, ' 38 85
89 T. A J. White, 4 94
18 T. A J. White, 1 00
3466 )
3467 j 106 Thos. Myers, 5 89
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. ., Taxes
4.i7 43 Reuben Haynes, S179 94
435 50 LutherMorris, . 179 60
433 153 Josoph Hilliard, 179 2S
433 153 Robert Gray, 179 29
429 41 John Brinehurst, 178 60
433 153 Sarah Ward, 179 23
433 153 George Eddy, 179 28
433 153 Moore Wharton, 178 29
433 153 George Ash ton, 145 97
129 John Dorsey- 29 35
72 Thos. Jordan, 22 73
25 Goo. Pox, 9 93
433 153 Isabella Jordan, 179 23
200 SilasCox. 17 70
227 G. A M. M'Cormick, 55 33
vO ThotnpsonAEgolman, 42 11
433 153 CalebFoulk, 148 75
293. George Westcott, 100 76
173 153 Robert Wharton, 60 39
433 153 George Seaff, ... . 143 75
225 John Boyd. 57 38
109 Susannah Ward. 34 03
255 " G.AM M'Cormick, 65 01
100 Henry Trout, 43 20
14 , George Bowman, 2 66
84 Charles Senate's estate, 3 85
75 Peter Whitoside, 24 83
200 George Ashton. 33 30
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
No. ' Ao: Per. Warrantees. eto. Taxes
221 Hugh Jordan, : $54 93
413 John Read, 102 63
52 114 Rudolph Lits, 12 93
90 Robert Mitchell. 39 29
6 . James Alexander, 4 50
6 L. J. Crans, 5 52
5293 726 George Mead, 52 95
6296 1167 47 George Mead, 10113
5297 1213 67 George Mead, 105 05
2S5 Wm. Montgomery, 83 93
33 JohnMcPherson, 7 61
74 J. M, Maoumber, 16 25
9 i M. W. Snyder, ' 1 63
41 J. IP. McEnally, 5 22
41 , J. B. Shaw, 5 22
153 E.Iriwn A Sons. 14 61
176 - E. Irwin A Sons, . 16 76
240 ' E. Irwin A Sons, 22 86
137 K. Irwin A Sons, 17 40
,490 - E. Irwin A Bona, .45 33
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Por. Warrantees, etc. Taxes,
402 . George Wetzel, $100 41
206 Wm. Werts, . 51 46
327 , . Christian Wertz, 81 63
373 David Lauck, 93 13
421 Jesse Yarnell, 89 10
440 65' Joseph Turner, 109 89
440 109 Joseph Turner, 109 89
440 20 Joseph Turner, 109 89
423 George Habocker, - 104 64
300 Peter Yarnell, 74 93
232 42 Wm. Drinker, 70 61
407 92 II. S. Drinker, 10179
143 63 Richard Thomas, 35 78
Jobn Read, 78 34
Michael Souder, 64 94
Patrick Hays, 42 47
Robert Glenn, 67 83
Francis Johnson, 32 30
Robert Rainy, 10 00
Thomas Morris, 108 29
William Morris, 103 29
Samuel Meredith, 103 29
William Miller, 108 29
Hetty Morris, 108 2'J
Thos Fitzsimons, 108 29
Geo. O.iymer, 103 29
Robert Gray, 103 29
Patrick Mooro, 103 29
Mary .Morris. l&S 29
Magnus Miller, 1G3 29
Nalbio Fraicy, 103 29
John Houston, 99 90
Clem Stockes, 8a 03
John Vanghn, 103 29
Jonathan Nesbit, 198 2'J
Blair M'Lanahan, 39 92
William Stewart, 93 02
James Wilson, 26 19
Robert Morris, - 24 98
William Morris, ' 22 48
Richard R. Smith, 71 80
James Smith, S2 23
Christopher Baker, 30 49
Isaao Farlow, 29 40
Patrick Hays, - 20 55
Conrad Swart. 66 87
42
92
63
349 140
260
170 141
272 " 16
183
133
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
4H3 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 163
400
433
433
433 .
170
433
105
100 90
90 122
407 139
244
231
100
100.-19
267 40
137..
484 95
375 ,
269 91
210 143
6
400
16
100
222 '
150
96
136
50
62
Nicholas ReiJcnour, 24 19
Robert Carson, 99 4
Mathias S'ough, 79 08
Joscph-llubley, 55 24
Jacob Graff, 33 67
John Graff, 1 25
Frederick Hubley, 82 20
William Bigler, 14 70
Mott & Johnson, 8 85
Simon Gratz, 43 95
Hillary Baker, W 92
Joseph Potter, 16 92
Francis Johnson, 11 94
Joseph Nicholson, 4 40
Joseph Pottor. 5 44
PENN TOWNSHIP
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
5951 107 Nicklin A Griffith. 310 02
5964 617 Nicklin & Griffith, 133 80
5962 63 ' Elijah Heath 13 53
168 1 Greenwood Boll, 39 03
PIKE TOWNSHIP
P. 'Warrantees, eto.
John- Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
12 John Nicholson,
12 John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
S. Blodgot,
- Daniel Bailey,
Thomas Jordan,
Tbomaa Magee,
Thomas Magee,
Wm. S. Roberts,
R. W.ai'Naul,
Z. Bailey,
Z. M'Nanl.
Rachael Kratier,
- John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
HVobn Nicholson,
union township
Ac. Per. Warrantees, oto.
125 Roberts A fo.
3533 ?0 Robert Fox,
NoJ Ae
5781 750
5773 200
4262 990
4252 957
5777 510
5777 510
5776 629
1429 70
450
145
184
185
4020 476
296
5779 111
460
200
5776 276
5776 339
5776 475
No
Taxes
S56 86
20 18
91 35
101 00
54 56
54 56
' 46 91
14 00
30 64
42 35
48 27
49 13
39 44
16 79
6 27
26 06
11 50
15 87
,21 22
27 32
Taxes
52 01 i
35 '
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
John Vaught, $177 15
John Walls, 186 55
John Roll, 177 15
Win. Wilson, 40 90
John Oaunon, 141 34
Israel Wheelan, 113 70
' Samuel Emlen, 63 17
Peter Henny, , 29 21
Hugh Ralston, 27 89
Thos. Neel, S3 10
Thos. Maston, 33 40
Mary Neil, 88 53
Mary Connelly, 94 33
Donj. Johnson, 27 46
Hegarty, 91 59
M'Cahen, 101 85
Mary Connolly, 17 41
Roland Evans, 40 90
Pigot Shaw, 136 52
Sebastian Graff, 88 32
Thos. Edmonson, , 179 15
Daniel Offley, - 122 95
John Slusser, jr. 122 11
Eli Hootman, 40 83
Mary Sandwich, 20 17
Philip Loast, 146 49
J. R. Howell, 146 49
Wm. Johnson, 146 49
Goorge Beckham, 33 85
Charlos Hight 107 70
Daniel Turner, 103 00
Peter Lowdon, 65 26
Charles Lowden, 23 tl
Mary Sandwich, 17 78
Isaac Wilson, 42 51
Mary Connell 13 83
George Ashton, 6 00
John M'Connell, 4 94
John Low., 17 53
D. W. MOORE, Troas r. ;
March 23, 1866-ts. . , :
Ao. Per.
433 153
456 159
433 153
100
412 41
433 153
263
153 5
140
215 5
263
355 ,
300
100
433
336 145
57 143
100
334 42
216
438 73
436 105
433 133
121.
163
433 153
433 153
433 153
100 63
243
237
170
91
136
189
41
65 '
40
150
rpHEASUREITS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE,
Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of tbesovcral town
ships and boroughs tor the taxes due
and unpaid thoreon for the year 1865
and previous years, in pursuance of
the Act of. Assembly in such case made
and provided. In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale at tho Court
House, in Clearfield, on tho 2d Monday
of June next, (the 11th day.)
beccaria Tewysnnv
Ao Per. To whom assessed. Taxes.
100 B. A. Byers, $11 85
20 Elvina Burgo. 2 75
140 Jeremiah Cooper 23 00
156 Duey Douglass, 17 94
300 Thos. Weston, . 171 07
43 James Gill, - 7 25
BBLX. TOWSSHIP.
100 -.. .Wb, M. Barrett, ,: - 12 90
100 John Cbristman, 12 90
60 1 Samuel T. Hoover, 7 74
75 Mechtley A Pantille, 9 68
BOGOS TOWHSHIP.
B0'."'" BlakoGrav. , - 8 58
164 Levi Sealy, . 14 71
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP. ..
One lot, Henry L'nderkoffer, 10 89
One lot, Thomas Butler, "4 77
44 John iiarnor, 9 76
2 " Henry Undorkoffer, , 4 77
BtTRKSIDB TOWWSHIP.
100 Leonard Hollis, 27 45
100 Samuel Snyder. 23 36
100 John Kieg's estate, 14 63
10 ' JamesMo Creory, 'S 51
4 - Safah Oakes, 1 47
36 Jas. H Adams,
31 Richard Arthurs.
323 Robert S. Cathers.
125 Alex Dunlap, jr.
62 Goo.Efiinger's heirs.
100 ' Peter Hoover,
20 . Samuel Geluot, .
35 ? Henry Hand.
100 David M'Gary.
One lot, Peter Hoovor,
TEIP LIGHTLY.
Trip lightly over trouble.
Trip lightly over wrong ;
We only make grief double
- Uj dwelliing on it long. -Why
clasp woe's hands so tightly,
Why sigh o'er blossoms dead f ' '
Why cling to forms unsightly ?
Why not seek joy instead ?
Trip lightly over sorrow,
' Though all the days be dark,
The sun may shine to morrow, ',
And galty sang the lark ;
Fair hope has not departed
Though roses may have fled;
Then never be down-hearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom ;
Wre've pearls to string, of gladness,
On this side of the torn b.
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repining,
BuVJook for joy instead.
CURWENSVJLLE BOROCGH.
2 lots, James Locke,
CHEST TO WB SHIP.
David Michaels,
Nathaniel Noble,
John Wallace,
John Byer,
Joseph Breth,
James Stovcnson,
Wm. Solfridge,
DECATDR TOySSHIP.
David Kcphart, Jr.
Jonathan Kephart,
John G. White,
Henry McMullin,
FEBGUSOH TOWNSHir.
Wm. Barrett,
Scott Curry,
John H. Ferguson,
Paul White,
eiRARD TOWNSHIP.
Luzier A Livergood,
Henry Martle,
AlexWiard,
Thos. Luzier,
Abraham Lansberry,
Wm Phoenix,
Thos Stone,
63
25
60
97
20
90
8
6ft
13
10
81
93
50
150
240
100
100
109
50
102
100
49
6 31
23 70
75 59
.17 55
10 77
11 70
5 85
6 15
17 65
5 S5
10 95
4 27
4 23
18 53
12 45
2 06
9 47
6 15
17 93
6 81
4 00
14 62
15 40
6 55
24 57
26 20
9 05
12 23
10 77
5 75
14 03
11 73
6 91
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
125 RobertHenderson, 17 09
333 Haslet, Turner A Co., 92 28
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
50 Thos. Owons, .... . 9 96
400 Wm. Pueey, 79 2i
2 kits, Joseph Wood, , 2 37
1 21 Morican. urr uo., 2
100 Thos Rea, 29 87 '
KARTHAUS T0WN8H1P.
80 . Jas. Askey, 10 35
200 Henry Culvejr, 17 zu
43 ElishaTickner, o 46
25 . Jno. HarUock, 4 10
130 Andw. Long, 18 65
50 Jno. M'Gonigal 0
KKOX TOWBSH1P.
25 Wm.Robison, - - 2 77
14 J.M. Chase, 1 65
lumber crrr bo too oh.
UouseAlot, David Denmark, 11 10
fi lots, G. w uray, 1 J
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.:
50"." Ason Jones, . 4 33
180 ' Michael Quigley, 13 05
HEW WASHTSCTON BOROUGH.
nouseA 3 lots. Hugh Gallagher, 2 22
House A lot, John lrvin s estate, 11 w
9 65
1 06
2 42
8 23
13 33
7 05
8 46
1 41
MXP.K.Trras'r..
PENH TOWJtgHlP.
57 Wm. Book,
12 - JohnFlynn, :
16 .' .. A K. Wright,
UNION TOWNSHIP.
50 ' W. H. Booze,
60 -Leander Denning.
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
50 J. K. Davis,
80 - James M'Koe,
1 lot. Truman Root,
Af-J.
D
Usurpation Threatened.
Tho unchanged, vindictive Rebel who
serves the N.; Y. Daily News in Washing
ton, telgraphs on the 4th as follows : '
"The Peace Prodim at ion cf the Presi
dent will be immediately followed by othr
action on his part. Is v, i!l he observed that
the legal effect of the proclamation is to
place the Southern, States in the i?anio atti
tude precisely toward the General Govern
ment that they occupied before the war, and
entitled to the same rights that they here
tofore enjoyed. Mr. Johnson is determined
to follow out this principle to its legitimate
conclusion, and to see to it that tie Southern
States are ho longer deprived ff these rights
by a factious majority in Congress."
The Peace Proclamation of tho President
was an act entirely within the scope of his
powers and duties. However wise or un
wise, timely or untimely, it is the Presi
dent's prerogative to determine when such
a Proclamation should issue ; and we should
very deeply regret any attempt by Congress'
a- - 1 f . , nil , a , .
w ratenere wim iu . ane l'resment 13 re-H
sponsible only, to the people for the exercise
of his official discretion.
But the' rights of Congress in the premi
ses arc as important, well defined and un
questionable, as those of the President ; and
neither must ignore or usurp those of the
other. Over and again has the President
officially set forth the' incontestable truth
that Congress must prescribe the conditions
whereupon the-States lately in revolt shall
be restored to all the rights and privileges
they so rashly, culpably repudiated. Those
who would now urge the President to disre
gard and defy his own virtual pledges on
this point are Deither his friends nor friends
of the country. Tribune.
When to Eevive the Democratic Party.
Senator Sherman told this good thing in
his speech at Bridgeport, Conn., the other
dayr -
MA modern Democrat came to a distin
guished Democrat of the State of Ohio J
If T.ll IV II -P.
vjuveruur xuuu,j last ran, auer me war
had ended, and said : "Now, my friend, you
supported Lincoln all through the war ;
now the war is over ; you have had every
thing your own way : and now suppose we
start again the old Democratic party."
" Wei V" said the old Ohio Democrat, "I
don't know but that would be a good thing:
I like the Democratic party ; I was raise!
in it, and I stuck to it uutil it deserted the
country and went over to the rebels. I
don't know but it would be a good thing to
to revive and purity the old party ; but L
would not do it justyot. All, said hisfnend,
'when would you do it then?' 'Mv friend '
said the the Ohio Democrat, 'when the U-
mon party shall have discharged in full all
the obligations it has assumed during this
war; when it snail have paid all the pen
sions that are due the widows of soldiers :
when it shall have paid every dollar of the
national debt incurred during the war ; when
it shall have punished all the rebels ; when,
in short, it shall have accomplished all that
it has promised to do, then I am willing
that the old Democratic party should be. re
vived. I am not willinar to trust the Demo
cratic party to perform obligations that they
1 - . 1 - . . T , .
opposcu m ineir contracting. . x preter to
see it done myself to pay my own debts my
1 A Coquettish Climate. The editor of
a paper published in the mountains of Cali
fornia tells of gathering wild flowers in the
morning, and wadiug through snow in the
evening. -
- Josh Billings said.the other night that a
good way for a man to train up a child in the
way it should go, was to travel that way occa
sionally himself.
, It is estimated that one thousand persons
were killed or wounded by the late tornado
in Pope and Johnson Counties, in Illinois.
Never tread on the tail of a cat, or tell a
woman she is not handsome, unless you
are fond 6f music. .
; A despepticman thinks more of himself
in a week than a well person does in a year.
Death comes to a good man to relieve
him ; it comes to a bad one to relieve society.
When a man is saddled with a bad wife
there is sure to be stir-ups in the family.
Every bear should be taupht to dance, for
what is the u?c cf brain without hf-r-o t
! Mr. Nasby and the President. ;
Confederate X Roads (which ia in the
Strait uv Kentucky, Feb. 15, 1866. j
I hev bed hopes uv Androo Johnson.
My waitin soul he been centered onto him
for a year back. lie was the Moses which
I spected wood lead the Democracy out u
the desolate Egypt onto which we have been
making bricks without straw, for five Jong
weary and dreary years. O how I - hev
yearned for Johnson ! O how I her waited,
day after day, week after week, and month
after month, for some manifestation uv
Dimocrisy, which is. satisfactory suthin
tangible-suthin that I cood take hold on
I aith is the substance uv tilings hoped
for and the evidence uv things not" seen,
which is all rite so far cz religion is concern
ed, but uv no account in poh'tix. A friend
uv mine who wuz a nionomaninrk nn tha
ouojecc uv laitb, undertook to live by It,
under the insane belief that ef he hed taith,
I'oiiv. ui unnecessary. vua tne
ezneri-
mcnt a success ? I ot any. When he com
menst the trial he weighed 200, in a week ho
wuz down to 125, and in fourteen days ho
slept in the valley I
. lhev bin livin on faith for a year or
more, and I too am thin. My bones Bhow,
light shines through me I am faint and
sick 1 Oh for suthin that I can see and
feci ! '.suthin solid.
Our Diiu.H-ratie noo.napers are Buppor
tin Androo Johnson. They claim, that his
polisy is our polisy, and I hat he is ourn and
we are hizn. They are singin hosanners to
him at his every act they exclaim halle
loogy in koru. What is it all : about? la
what paQikular hez Androo Johnson show
ed himself to be a Dimmykrat? In tho
name uv Dimocrasy let niciisk "Where is
the offices?" Who's got 'em? What
is tho politiklc convickshuns uv the wretch
at the, Corners, and who only la?t nite re
fused in the most heartless manner to trust
mc for postage stamps? Who is the col
lectors, the assessors, et settery? Aro they
conutoonel Dimmykrats? Is Stanton and
Seward and Welles histed out uv the Cabi
net, aud Vallandham and Brite and Wood
appoii-ted in their places? Notonct.5 Eve
ry postmaster, every collector,every assessor,
every officer, is a abolish niat, ; dyed deeply
and in fast colors. . . : ; . .
Faith without work is a weak . institution
it'e like a whisky punch . with the whisky
omitted, which is a disgustin mixture uv
warm water and sugar. What is it to me
(who hev bin ready to accept any posishun
1 ! t- a!. - - -1 nr . .
uv wuicii tue eaiary wuz sunicient to main
tain a individooai uv simple habits) who is
beheaded, so ; long ez 1 don't get a place ?
Androo Johnson may cut oif olhahul heads
ex dextrously and profoosely ez lie chooses,
but my sole refuses to thrill, when ; I know
that Ablishnists, though uv different stripo
will be appointed. So long ez Dimmykrats
are kept out, what care I who has the pla
ces ? Paul may plant and Apolus water,
but uv what account is the plant'n and wa
terin to me if I;don't get the increase ? I
take no delight in sich spectacles. ' Ef An
droo Johnson proposed to be a Dimmykrat,
if he desires the honest, heartv support of
the party, lot him seel his faith with works.
I visited Washington for the express
purpose uv seein the second Jackson. I
told him that tho Postmaster at the Cor
ners was opposin his polisy and aboosin him
continooally ; that it wez an outrage that
men holdin places under the administrashun
should not sustan the Administrashun. In
the name uv right I demanded a change.
I supposed to wunst that the posishun
would be offered to me, and after protsriu
a sufficient time that I 'did not want it and
would prefer the appointment uv some
more worthy man, 1 should accept it,
and go home provided for three years. Im
inagine my deep and unutterable disgust,
when he told me that he would invistigata
the matter, probably would make the change,
provided lie could Jind in the vicinity sonic
original Union man who VxmUL accept the
posishun I ...
Then the iron entered my souL , Then I
felt that in him we had no lot or part.
Our principles are uv a very comprehen
sive nature. We are willin to endorse An
droo Johnson, or any other man. We will
indorse his theories uv reconstruction, or
any man's theories. We are elastic like
Injy rubber. The boy f ho set a hen on a
hundred eggs, acknowledged to his maternal
parent that she couldn't kivcr 'em but re
marked he wanted to see the old thing
spread herself. We have that spreadin
capacity. We kin accomodate the preju
dices uv the people uv the varius localities.
In Connecticut we are singin "John Brown's
body lies moulderin in the grave,'-1, iii a
modretly loud tone, and supportin a Abliah
nist who voted for doin away, with slavery
in the - District of Columby and for the
Constitooshncl Amendment. In Kentucky
we are hangin men uv the John Brown style,
and mobbin all uv tho persuasion ut thf
Connecticut nominee. Sich a party uv
Erinciple party uv. sich adaptability kin
ev but one great central idee on which
there is no diversity uv ' opinion, and to
whi h all 6ther ideas is subordinate. That
idea is Post Office I and ef Androo John
son could be got rite on that rracstion, we'd
care not what case he required uv us.
We hev our arms around Androo wo
are hugjin him to our buzzums, but he haa
lett his baggage to hum that baggage a
what we want, and we shfcl fling him off
shortly onlesshe changes his pohsy ia thia
res peck. lie kirf hev us on easy terms
out he must furnish, the 'amunishun with
which to fight his battles. Will he do it?
That's the question uv a hundred thousan
hungry soles who hanker even ez I do are
daily askin. 7, Petroleum V. Nasbv. ;
Lait Pastur uv the Church uv the Noo
Dispensiehun. . ' .. ,
u '- .
Old Snarl avs that love is a combination
of desease an affection cf the heart, and
an infiamahon of tte brain. .
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