JUL
VOL 12.-NO. 31,
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1866.
BY S. J. ROW.
niBEASUUEE'S SALE
FOB TAXES .
for 1865-and previous years.
VOTICE 18 BBBEBT GIVBN, that in
Ace of an Act of Assembly pasa
p?rfV?j"d.yof Jan.. A. D. I3l: en-
?.lemod- of selling unseated lands,
.'.waeld county." and the several
1B , ,,u thereto, there will be ex-
P"4 10 " .tl lands in said
I.WIDI "" .
B V M . ,
. j n,j unnmii
CuWID,y,; at the Court House in the Hor
,beren. at lue Second Mon-
46
109
No.
492
3674
541)1
5877
6S79
58sl
sasa J
I9J
218
2009
13
110
John G- Gray, 5 85
. Andrew Pvttit, 29 WU
Ao
303
102
215
'670
EBADY TOWNSHIP.
Per Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Wm. Kirkpafrick,37 32
34 Huberts. A Fox, 31 89
Conrad Long, 59 80
J. B. Smith, 32y 67
. nrfield. on to
BECCAEIA TOWNSHIP
Ac. Pr-
68
HI 43
Si 1W
30 61.
176 4?
214 1U
2)
6
232
70
166
10U
76
410
210
U2
3'i9
3!t'J
231
Iti-i
162
K,2
215
91
M2
33i)
50
2
0
Warrantees, etc
Wier M Hler,
JohnMjilr,
Frt-d k Uubley,
John B"!"Mn,
Fred R Huwuian, .
John Beam,
Jt-it-nnah Mosher,
Thomas Billingion,
Ti i.tins Bil'ingtun,
SmliBillinguai,
Philip Myaittcope,
J. .tin MsicipJ,
John Funk,
Frert'k IIitMey,
Michael Mnsser,
John Brdy,
Win. Braoy,
Taxes.
$28 64
69 66
43 'Mi
VI 83
14 SJO
83 46
84 15
12i 61
12 37
2 77
114 56
74 06
82 04
4i 38
34 4U
152 32
68 49
1434
846
77
501
6i0
521
370'
80
100
25
100
50
363
Henry Wykoff, 355 7 2
Casper Stiver 24 13
CbnMian l.ower, 246 50
'Roberts Fox, 319 81
Christian Lower. 25A "2
Christ Lower. 84 A5
J. M. Miller's hr s 37 02
J. IV. Smith. (IV. p. II 45
Z. S. 'elch, 10 95
Raum. 23 40
Mciairy. II 70
David Keuuedy, 113 59
BTJENRIDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.
303 John Jones,
3ii3 James '"hapman,
2'JO Bt.j iMsnill.
31 0 Jerre IViliaiuson,
424 . Mary Oi aw ford
311 Town'd Sp.ckuian,
293 Re becca brown.
Ill Christian MaKe,
00 leoDitrd Mollis,
293 John Birch.
150 John Cuiuinings,
Taxes
11 25
116 25
101 91
101 67
123 27
174 47
153 86
31 33
17 55
60 02
30 7T
103 07
100 54
89 13
35 41
16 49
11 52
8 76
5376 1100 George Mrad,
63-3 1100 George.Mead,
5357 1100 - George iHe.t,
1925 345 62 Morris A Stewart,
1926 1 63 93 Morris Stewart,
1937 123 Morris A Stewart.
:ii47 1J4 81 Morris A Stewart.
I929 30 22 Morris A Stewart. 3 72
134 Morris A Stewart, 16 as
771 77 Morris A Stewart. 86 05
328 22 Morrii, A Stewart, 37 42
37 44 Morris A Stewart, 48 .' 0
53 79 Mjrris A Stewart, 6 67
409 Morris A Stewnrt. 4197
17 F lierthaud's Es t If 75
543 Morris A Stewart, 62 46
314 Morris A Stewart, 2 38
I2i Morr.s A Stewart. 15 76
4o6 Morris A Stewart, 67 18
75 Mot ris A Stewart, 5 95
1930
InS6
1916
I8S7
1827
1928
-9il
1838
19 7
3H..0
I8S7
1916
No.
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees etc.
J. Blain &E. Blain, 112 78
40
40
112
HI
:ic
liti
73
si
116
153
2M 125
i-:S 153
74 32
433 153
433 153
44
71
360
30
126
SIX)
80
40
John IV 1 1 liter, 19' "4
llenr Winner. 185 94
Wiii.'lVilsiiti, 112 17
llrrni tii IVitnier, 44 81
Jaoli (Cruz. 65 58
John Gibson, 48 91
R.ler. Wilson, 86 8M
.lert-miiih M Oilier. 37 !6
P-ter Gf i, 62 57
Mrtit. Fanis, 101 61
Jacob Fainz.Jr. 91 18
Mif.s.-r. 101 03
Thoinxs Gibson. 29 911
David B.non. J 19 11
John Fordttey, 21 4 4
Brown aid Fitlion, 21 74
J. Kftlaitd. 35 "16
Jacob Kruir, 145 17
It in. I'lutiket, 14 81
Jacob Musierstuith, 62 281
Wm. Miller. 1 64 30
Ac
253
UK)
141)
190
256
22
108
50
200
248
IttO
61
31
1C4
CHEST T0WN3HIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
James Rosa, $8 13
Heim Pole, 4M
Fulton. 32 6;
Christ Un Koher, 78 82
Miller & Christ, 1 84
Mi-ler & Christ, HJ 04
Jonatltaii K.-ilMrt, 27 05
Nicholas Haay, 5 18
M U .tt.-v c Mitchell. 45 65
Jol.nTie.-rt. 20 70
Jol.n'Bri-imemAn, 23 32
II. & J. Biclb, 12 57
52S9
5290
5291
5325
I'.HH
I9H2
1-84 j
19:;. j '
IV2:i
1923
1922
5M24
6323
6327
5329
5330
1911
300
330
488
1100
200
376
433
Taxes
Wni Map, $55 83
Ueorge .Mead, 118 3
George Mead, 167 99
George Mead. : 76 05
Georgn Mead. 67 13
Morris A Stewart. 18 30
Morris A Stewart, 26 62
200
1655 967 132
1097 )
1096 ( 125
1097 25 .
1097 I
1096 j 50
1096 66
500
122
133
83
700
89
18
3466 1
3467 j 106
Wm. Michaels.
16 65
W00EWAS.D TOWNSHIP.
Charles Willink, 19 09
Charles Willink, 3 82
Charles Willink, 7 64
Charles Willink. 9 t5
W. Schnarrs A Co. 69 38
Daniel Yothers. . 16 93
Christian Krown. 18 43
Mnry Kggans, 10 54
Wi.lard. 33 85
T A J White, 4 91
T. A J- White, 1 00
Thos. Myers, 5 89
MO
383
100
162
1213
1100
1113
1100
MHO
100
153 Morris A Stewrt,104 OH
Morris A Stewart. 114 92
Morris A Stewart M 70
M' rris A Stewart, 65 82
67 Gto ge Mead, 242 08
George1 Mead. 229 36
120 George Mead, " 242 68
George Mead, 229 35
. Ueonee Mead, 229 3o
Morris A Stewart, 20 Bo
No.
1391
1893
940
3649
5367
5377
1941
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, eic. Taxes
No.
MIS
42-7
42a7
427
BELT. TOWNSHIP.
As. Per. Warrantees, etc.
5619
427
Siliirt
654:7
5t'i 1 9
4 '-.6
uil4 1000
&9i6 1 000
5907 IOoO
iLtlS 11.10
919 993
11
79
330
171
93
113
93
600
4:13
112
165
93
12
31
90
171
100
Taxes
$19 70
640
483
176
70
2r.0
1100
360
183
106
80
127
72 Morris A Stewart. $75 42
47 Morris A Stewart. 57 07
122 Morris A Stewart, 20 66
30 Morris A S'ewart, 8 i.
George Mead, 49 25
George Mead. 130 08
John Uriel. . 12 52
TUnnov A Barnot, V ST
Jno J Pickardt,
Jno. J. Piekar It,
Emery A Beiter,
Ac
s
145
103
109
250
382
318
mo
41
431
33'i
KUfc
60
100
66
15 16
11 44
9 03
5v
i9II
53:3
5921
920
360
213
106
767
1 100
57n6 1000
4256 663
Henrv Beck.
120 Henrv lieck, 19 2.'
78 Henry Beck, 90 59
Henrv Beck, 31 36
96 Henry Beck, 73 42
Henry Bock, 13 26
97 Henri Heck, 12 o
Jas M'Gbee. 66 56
Beni Gibhs, 113 83
20 lleurv Beek, M 43
Ira A. Sobins, 13 12
97 Henry Beck. 12 06
32 Nickiin A Griffith. 16 45
128 Nicklin A Griffith.. 6 03.
SicKiin A Griffith, 14 52
1IO ll.. f-i It
Henrv Iteck. 24 21
Nickliu A Griffith. 242 12
Nicklin A Griffith, 210 90
VXinklin A Griffith. 224 33
iicklin A Griffith. 217 65
Nicklin AtJriffitb, 233 75
NieklinAGriffith. 210 bi
KicklinA-Griffith, 31 84
Nickiin A Grffi'h. 61 54
Nioklin Atiriffi-h, 25 64
Nickliu A Griffith, 165 0 5
Ninalin A Griffith. 2,S6 36
121 07
89 21
DECATTTK TOWNSHIP.
Henry Beck. 1
HeDry Beck, i
B0GQS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. IVatratitees. etc.
John Thomas,
John Thomas,
JoM ph Drinker,
Wm. McCormick,
Nancy B'.eii.
Malcolm Donald.
J..'. it Byers,
Birbara Snder,
George Ilo .tnian,
George Ayrea,
IV in. Troutwiue,
John Rean,
John E. Shaw,
Luke K ler,
Joseiih Ball.
John Montgomery,
Richard Thomas,
Barl.ar Snyder,
Wm. Wilson.
ThotnxH Smith, '
John Keibart,
J. & Thos Meese,
Richard Waple,
39
2ii8
234
413
440
429
429
119
132
427
427
4'H)
75
53
266
15H
95
49
60
25
100
200
160
Taxes.
$8 42
45 59
43 63
41
41
90
31
61
146
98
107
103
103
57
93
24
24
60
71
65 66
65 66
61 oo
13 S6
4 37
71 84
89 39
25 64
11 75
8 25
40 90
15 43
42 00
14 04
BLOC If TOWNSHIP. .
No. Ao Per. Warra tees, etc. Taxes
5SI26 295 Nicklin A Griffith, 79 32
322 J. W. Smith, 49 99
100 John Seyler, 24 38
50 Geo L Bead. 12 19
5 Fenton A Spencer, 2 05
84 Levi Cleaver. 26 51
3611 111 l-oher's A Fox, 25 03
2590 1005 159 Huberts A Fox. 172 19
3616 100 Jacob Bilzer. 24 33
250 ' David lrwins Est.. 31 2.1
75 IeiperA Uartiock 9 92
100 John P. Dale, 11 10
Ac.
417
408
358
:o3
210
49
10t
49
107
46
262
78
97
67
2' 8
433
152
391
100
108
37
76
303
90
100
300
281
195
198
100
50
200
125
2'M)
17
83
404
Ac.
233
433
58
43
74
150
50
100
24
100
50
Per.
124
137
137
lol
70
115
41
138
107
64
60
00
159
49
99
147
80
136
200
Warrantees, etc
Thos. P Cope,
Rich. Thomas,
J icob Downing,
Hm.li Ely,
He.nry Drinker,
Beij. IV ilson,
J OS. Hamilton,
John Skyron,
Thos. C Cope,
IV in Montgomery,
Joseph Sanson),
Joint Cat non.
Tl.oniiisE.iiuundsoii, 38
G. . Graff,
IVm. Sansom,
John Anderson,
Gilb. it Voujjht,
Thos. BiM'mgton,
Thos. Stewatlson,
Jacob D"Wiiing,
J-.N.-pli Sat.som,
IVm. Sansom,
Thus. E'lniuiitlson,
John Drinker,
Jonathan Kephart,
Casper H lines.
Gilbert Vaught,
Joseph Harrison,
Joseph Harrison,
IV m. Hoover.
Joseph Harrison,
Jonathan Nesbit,
A J G s.
ShiiM. M Clarren,
Joseph Sansom.
Joseph Whitehall,
t haries RNk.
Jonatliai. Nesbit
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Thos P. Cope, $77 24
John Skynm, 47 16
T. C..p, 3y 48
Jas- Mtlligm, 30 71
Geo Moore, 38 63
Jno. Fry. Jr. 66 98
Jos.-ph Simons, 103 28
Joseph Harrison, 113 37
Charles Hall, 32 58
C. J. Allport, 16 38
114 Hyinati Gratz, 189 30
114 Rol.i. Sinw, 146 71
Robt. Shaw, 4d tl
Jno. Skvron. 4 17
Jno. Donaldson, 13 88
104 B. D. Schoouover, 9 14
GUEI.ICH TOWNSHIP.
Taxes.
$163 06
159 5?
140 02
79 40
82 15
20 51
41 33
19 23
65 28
17 9
102 41
21 01
2
26 4o
81 33
109 23
59 42
152 89
39 07
39 21
10 65
20 80
125 24
35 17
17 47
140 34
109 80
76 18
77 04
40 07
20 45
45 2:
28 25
45 20
3 84
18 75
78 92
82 94
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
225- . John Winner, . $l"l 61
31 64 Pigot Shaw, 12 62
305 48 Ik'... Baker, ,123 81
335 151 B. i j Wilson, 135 98
100 Richard A'herton, 40 61
48 114 Geo. Moore, 21 67
319 96 Geo. Moore. 141 86
134 Philip Gloninger, 61 53
158 John M Cahe-n, 72 56
433 153 Edward H md, 163 52
356 09 Emanuel Reigart, 134 25
108 Geo. Moor. 140 74
200 John M CahenT 117 3.
98 John Lampblack, 44 26
119 121 Christian Stake, 53 74
193 122 Maithi is Y-ounr, 87 55
433 153 Christian Hrger, 195 65
433 153 George Muster, 195 65
237 48 Thos. Y--dier, 107 01
MO Daniel Orlley, 94 83
215 75 Geo. Biker. Jr. 97 08
436 145 Timothy P ixioti, 196 84
433 1 3 John Bntge, 195 65
216 153 John-Mnsset, Jr. 97 51
438 145 Jos Vsltbright, 196 84
214 IV. D. Ilgerty, 58 44
400 Fox & Louther, 36 40
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, eto.
437 43 Reuben Haynes,
435 50 Luther Morris.
433 153 Joreph Hilliard,
433 153 Robert Gray.
429 41 John Bringhurst, -433
153 Sarah Ward.
433 153 George Eddy.
433 153 Mo re Wharton,
433 163 Jieorge Aehton,
129 John Doiscy ,
72" Thos. Jordan,
26 Geo. -Fox
433 153 Isabella Jordan,
2(10 Silas ('ox.
227 G A M M'Cormick,
VD i homrsonAEgelman,
433 153 Caleb Foulk.
293 George Westcott.
173 153 Robert Wharton,
433 153 George Scaff.
225
109
255
100
14
84
75
200
John tiovd
Susannah Ward.
J.A.M M'Cormick,
Henry 1 rout.
George Bowman.
Charles Senate's estate,
Peter Whiteside,
George Ashtou,
Taxes
$179 94
179 60
179 23
17 21
178 60
179 28
179 23
179 29
145 97
23 35
22 73
9
179 28
17 70
5 33
42 11
143 75
100 76
60 39
143 75
57 33
34 03
65 04
43 20
2 66
3 85
24 83
33 30
Ac. Per. Warrantee, eto. . Taxes.
43X 153 John Vaught, $177 15
456 159 John Walls, 186 55
433 153 John Roll, 177 15
100 " Wm. Wilson, 40 90
412 41 Jofin Cannon, 141 34
433 153 Israel Wheelan, 113 70
263 Samuel rmlen, 63 17
153 5 Peter Henny, 29 21
140 Hu-.h Ralston, 27 89
215 6 ' Thos. Keel, 33 10
263 Thos Maston, 33 40
355 Mary Neil. 88 53
300 Mary Connelly, 94 33
100 Berj. Johnson, 27 46
433 llegarty, 91 69
336 145 . M'Cabeo. 101 86
57 143 Mary Connelly, 17 41
100 Ro and Evans, 40 90
334 42 Pigot Shaw. 136 62
216 Sebastian Grnff, r3 32
433 73 Thos Edmonson, 179 15
436 105 Daniel Offley. 122 95
433 133 John Muser. jr. 122 11
121 Eli Ilootuian. 40 F3
163 Mary Sandwich, 20 17
433 153 Philip Loast, 146 49
433 153 J R. Howell, 146 49
433 153 Wm. Johnson. 146 49
100 63 George Beckham, 33 85
243 Charles Hight. 107 70
237 - Daniel Turner, , 103 00
170 Peiei Lowdcn, 65 26
91 Charles Lowd-.n, 23 ol
136 Mary Sandwich, 17 78
189 Isaac Wilson, 42 51
41 Mary Connell 18 83
85 George Ash ton, 6 00
40 John M'Conueil, 4 94
150 John Low. 17 53
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees . eto. Taxes
221 Hugo Jordan, S54 93
413 John Head, 102 63
52 114 Ku lolph l.itt, 12 93
90 Robert Mitchell 39 29
6 James Alexander, 4 60
6 L J. Crans. 5 .52
5293 72? George Meal, 52 95
5296 1167 47 George Mead. 101 13
52J7 1213 67 George Mead. 105 0-"
235 Wm. Montgomery, 83 93
36 JohnMoPherson, 7 91
74 J. M. Macumber, 16 26
9 M.W. Snyder, 1 63
41 J. B. McEnally, 5 22
41 J. B. Shaw, 5 fl
153 E. Iriwn A Sons. 14 61
- 176 " K. Irwin A Sons," '16 76
240 E. Irwin A Sons, 22 86
' 137 E. Irwin A Sons, 17 40
490 E. Irwin A Sons, 45 33
M0BB.IS TOWNSHIP.
No
200
196
5673 1041
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes.
.1. G Kidder. $7l 3
David VaUwell. 6- 43
Moore A Delanev. 3i9 20
Ac
402
206
327
373
421
440
410
410
423
310
2-i2
407
143
349
260
170
272
I S3
133
433
433
33
3
433
433
433
433
43.3
Per.
6674
5676
5o6
j)K7
426
4264
4199
5672
4267
4902
4236
4225
4M90
5061
TERG 7S0N TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
159 John Hainbright, $-4 94
li3 Daniel Turner. 50 (.4
MHM Slough, 22 57
153 Georsie Ross, 117 50
Lews Jordan, 24 63
A - Scott, 40 70
Hiram Pasmnre, 13 58
Abraham Hideo, 22 45
lleitr Swan. 14 18
John Hamhright, 36 50
fc Benj. Hartshorn, 25 53
1041
1041
990
877
990
990
990
347
Ht3
420
490
740
124'
1113
375
101
293
2.0
500
Moore A Delaney. 399 20
Moore A Delaney. 399 2ft
IV in. Powers, 379 69
Win Power!, 333 40
James Wilson, 171 40
James Wilson, 171 66
James Wilson. i 171 66
Moore A Delaney. 91 95
Ac.
246
M2
159
437
43
80
S5
85
75
46
225
100
A
el
100
60
20
60
25
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Per.. , Warrantees, etc. Taxes
60 n.iith Ely, $52 92
35 John Campbell, 21 69
Hall & BiicK. 24 96
17 Pollv M'Lnahan,48 23
4409
Mat. Slaytuak.-r, 8 94
Mat. Sbjynukrr, 3 81
Wru Graham, Jr. 16 79
Jno. Haunt, 16 79
B. nj Oliver, ' 14 97
Moses Boggs' Heirs, 4 30
Jai es Duncan, . S3 71
Neheniiah Maines, 16 56
Thomas Holt, 1 U
Dvid M .inea. 9 28
..Joseph Powell,
Daniel Graham,
: Lbcind-i Graham,
Horatio D- Hall,
John Harriers 8 18 1886
Johi Vaoffcn, 22 28 58M
No.
1272
4200
4133
4188
4. SI
42110
4182
4183
4241
4233
1534
153-
42124
399
4310
4303
4133
Ac
425
330
140
250
495
6f0
99
200
.937
947
20
00
93
372
188
216
350
100
90
62
107
50
100
25
FOX TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
Jas. Wilson. S6II 99
Jas. Wilson. Wet 22 9
Jaa Wilson, West p 23 14
V ilson. 41 Al
Wilson, West 15 1 72
Jas
Jas
Jas
Jas
Jas
Jas
Jas
Wilson,
ll'ilon,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Jas, Wilson,
Jas W ilson,
Jas Wilson.
Jas Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
Jas Wilson.
Jaa Wilson.
Lane A Hyde,
BaOtown Lot,.
Hule.t Lot,
Firman Lot,
Giles Lot.
Hy.le.BidwellACo.13 13
Balltown Lot, 2 94
63 20
126 33
45,26
28 5 II
287 94
6 09
182 55
90 63
61 49
35 96
67 38
45 82
13 13
II 82
A 51
II 24
S 25
5063
4225
4236
2000 1020
iOltl 109
3.92 900
1933 429
1000
James Wilnon. 237 99
Wilcelm Willink, 143 12
James Wilson, 143 21
Jame Wilson. 216 27
Wilhekn Willink. 22 63
William Powers, 157.10
E. Sbmiu tker, 118 70
.. :boeui.-ker, 31 97
Wm Powers. 94 32
James Wilson, 73 07
James Wilson. 116 13
Roberts A Fox. 366 4
Roberts A Fox. 391 29
Roberta A Fox. 2-2 12
33 Robarts A Fox, 125 35
Abel DuBois. 121 23
JORDAN TOWNSHIP,
.-"o Per. Warrantees, etc.
433 153 Richard Peters,
433 153 Fred Oeates.
433 153 John Dunwoodie, .
274 Adnm Kuhn.
2t2 tbenexer Brenham,
103 Adam Kuhn.
433 153 Ths. Martin,
333 Robert Martin.
433 153 Richaid Martin,
91 135 Philip Loa.-t.
70 Win. Johnson,
inn Philip Loast.
100 Jonathan Janes,
too Wm Wilcon,
100 Richard Martin,
Taxes.
$179 13
165 56
165 58
102 58
71 91
41 12
151 51
112 35
73 33
' 25 39
19 47
9 06
30 AO
23 45
15 63
1924
1913
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
508 100 MorrisA Stewart
11.1 Mnrria A Stewart,
ft ' 1390 i 254 120 Morris A Stewart,
c t .n-, i ill iiiurna a .-ic
'j 15365 50 George Mead. .
53ii6 663 OeorveMea-1.
6 85 1929 i4o MorrisA Stewart,
50 Morris A Stewart,
796 Georje Msad,
$52 20
16 26
57 99
1 15
6 23
64 15
24 75
2 27
64 22
KARTHATH TOWN 'HIP
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
513 95 MorriAStewart,$101 03
;-. i fil William Smith. 9.1 42
ht j t in William Smith. 93 62
79 Charles Willir.k, ; 7 76
u,i Charles Willink. 13 11
CKJ . '
3175 1 638 147 Charles Villink,
2a3 liJa vna.K
124 103 Charles Willink,
85 Charlej Williuk.
4:W 113 Charles Willink.
58 62 Char'es Williuk,
5.9 113 Chutes uuua
No.
1944
1429
3652
1093
1 023
1093
1095
I b93
los7
3165
34 .
1097
100 Charles wi.nu,
100 Charles Wil link.
1097 100 Charles Willink,
HW3 79 Charles IVil link,
3463 m .
3475 J '52 Charles Willnjic.
59 Charles Willink,
43 .-R M'Closkey,
5412 98 ' Arnold Custard,
6412 10 "Win. Michaels,
62 85
v 30 30
12 23
76 17
50 27
8 21
30 8
14 16
5 55
13 65
4 39
109 R
8 37
11 75
9 45
16 94
65
109
20
42
92
63
140
141
16
153
153
153
153
153
153
163
153
153
153
153
153
13
433
433
400
433
433
433
0
438
105
100
90
407
214
231
100
100
267
137
4s4
375
219
210
6
400
100
00.
I 30
96
136
50
62
No. Ao
5951 i07
59H 647
5962 A3
16S
90
122
139
19
40
95
91
143
Warrantees, e.tc. Taxes.
George Wettel, $100 41
Wm. Werts.
Christian Wertx,
David Lauck,
Jesse Yajnell,
Joseph Turner,
Joseph Turner,
Joseph Turner,
George llahecker,
Peter Yarnell,
Wm Dr'nker,
II S Drinker.
Richard Thomas,
John R' ad.
Michael Souder,
Psirick Hnys,
Robert Glenn.
Fran'cisJohnson,
Robert Rainy,
Thomas Morris,
Wi ilium Morris,
Samuel Meredith,
William Miller,
Hetty Morris,
Thos Fitzsimons,
Geo. ''"lyiner,
Robert Gray,
Patrick Moore,
Mary Morris.
Magnus Miller,
Nat bio Fratey,
John Houston,
Clem Stakes.
John Vanirbn.
Jonathan Nesbit,
Blair M'Lanahan,
William Stewart,
James Wilson,
Robert Morris,
William Morris.
Richard R Smith,
James Smith.
Christopher Baker,
Isaac Farlow,
Patrick Hays.
Connd Swartx.
Nicholas Reb'enour
Robert Carson,
Matbias S ough,
Joreph Hubley,
Jacob Graff,
John Graff
Frederick Hubley,
William Bigler,
Mott A ohnson,
Simon Gran
.Hillary Baker,
Joseph Potter,
Francis Johnson,
Joseph Nicholson,
Joseph Potter.
61 46
81 63
93 13
89 10
109 89
109 89
109 89
104 61
74 93
70 51
lfll 79
35 78
73 31
64 91
42 47
57 83
32 30
10 00
103 29
108 29
103 29
103 29
103 2M
103 29
108 29
103 29
108 29
103 29
10 29
103 29
99 90
89 09
108 29
103 29
39 92
93 02
26 19
24 98
22 48
71 80
32 23
30 49
29 40
20 55
66 7
24 19
99 45
79 03
55 24
33 57
1 25
82 20
14 70
8 85
48 95
19 92
16 92
11 94
4 40
5 44
PENN TOWNSHIP
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Nieklin Griffith.
Nicklin A Griffith,
Elijah Heath
1 Greenwood Bell,
D. W MOORE, Treas r.
March 23. 1366-ts.
Ac
100
20
140
156
300
43
rpREASUUER'S SALE
OF KEAL ESTATE,
Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of theseveral town
shins and boroughs lor the taxes due
and unpaid thereon for the year 1365
and previous ye.rs. in pursuance m
the Act of Assembly in such case jna.le
and provided. In pursuance where.f
thesaiJ Treasurer will expose ttio said
property to public sale at the Ijourt
House, in Clearfield, on the 2d Monday
of June next, (the 1 1th day )
Bfct'CARl TwWNSBlP.
Ter. To whom assessed. Taxes.
B A. Byers, 511 8
Elvina Burge. 2 75
Jeremiah Cooper, 23 00
Ducv Donclass, 17 9i
Thoa Weston. 171 07
James Gill. 7 25
BRIL TOWNSHIP.
100 Win. M Barrett,
100 John Chrtstman.
60 Samuel T .Hoover.
75 Mechtley A Pantille,
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
60 Blaki Gray,
164 Levi Sealy,
ititAnirnRn towSsbip.
One1n, Henry Underkoffer,
One lot, Thomas Bu tler,
44 John Harrier.
2 Henry Underkoffer,
BUR M SIDE TOWMSH1P.
100 Leonard llollis, W
100 Samuel nyder.
100 John Kirg s estate,
10 JamesMo Oreery,
4 . Sarah Oakes.
brad? Towssntp.
36 Jas. U Adams,
31 Richard Arthurs.
323 Rohert S Cainers,
125 Alex Dunlap. jr.
B2 Geo. bllinger s heirs,
100 Peter Hoover,
20 Samuel oelnct,
35 Henry Hand.
100 David M iiary,
One lot, Peter Hoover,
CURWRSS VIULK BOROOOH.
2 lots, James Locke.
, IF WE KNEW.
If we knew the eares and crosses
Crowdiug tound our neighbor's wy.
If we knew the little lossei
Sorely g-ievous day by .lay.
Would we then so oft n chide him
For the lack of thrift and gain
Leaving on bisbeart a shadow.
Leaving on the heart a stain ?
If we knew the clouds above us, J.
Held by gent e blessings there. .
Would we turu away all trembling,
In our blind aud'weak despair?
Would wetbrink from li'tle shadows,
Lying on the dewy grass.
While tis only birds of Ed'n,
Just in mercy flying past?
If we know tbesilentstory,
Quivering through the heart of psin.
Would our womanhood dare loom them
I ack to haunts of guilt again ?
- Life bath many a tangled crossing,
Joy haih many a break of woe.
And i ne cheeks, lear washed, are whitest-
This the bles.-ed angels know
Let us reach into our bosoms ,
For the key toother lives.
And with love toward erring nature,
Cherish good that Mill survives ;
So that when our disrobed spirits
Soar to realni'-of light again.
We may say. dear Father judge ns
As we juijol our fellow men.
he te'st oath.
Eeport of tlie Committes on the Judiciary
r t t, a:... f 'r...a:r..: V
Oath of Office.
The report ot llcpre.-eiitativo Wilson, of
Iowa Ai.ril 23il. from the Conimiuert oo
tlie J tidii iaiy, on the iues.-are of the l'resi
(it r.i'thn United Static traiihiintiiotccom
nii,nicatit)ns Irjin the Secretary of theTreas
ury and the Postmaster General, sugef-tiiiiJ
a nioauieatioo op ti e tiaiu oi om. e juescoiiu
by the aet ot Congres.s approved July 20,
i.-sf.- rniitMOK the fiillwiii!f noints :
The act presenting the oath was passed
when thd nation wa-j in the uudst of a pt
gantio war wa'ud against it by its own citi
.n nntl (Vuktoss intended to establish by
if a npriiianant rule of lublic policy which
should exclude from the offices of the United
Sit. fiverv citizen who had voluntarily
abandoneil his allegiance to the Government
and mined in the mad actcmnt or traitors
to destmv it. The olSeial Dosittons which
many of the leading traitors held under the
Government while engaged in orgajiiii tr
on the rebellion, were sources f power without
12 90 ... i ..i. .u- ,...,,1.1 v..-, l,iv IiAiii nt-
h ii I'll lilt: nd. uuju UKfM , v w -"
12 90
7 74
9 63
8 53
14 71
10 89
4 77
9 76
4 77
27 45
23 36
14 63
3 51
1 47
6 31
23 70
7 59
17 55
10 77
11 70
5 85
6 15
17 55
5 85
10 95
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc
5781 750
5773 200
4262 990
4252 967
5777 .'SO
5777 510
5776 529
1429 70
450
145
184
185
4020 476
: 298
5779 lllZ
460
200
577A 276
5776 369
5776 475
John Nicholsoo,
John Nicholson,
James Wilson,
James IVibon,
12 John Nicholson,
42 John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
S. Blodget.
Daniel Bailey,
Thomas Jordan, .
Thomas Msgee,
Thomas Magee,
Wm S Roberts,
R W M'Xanb
Bailey.
Z. M'Naul.
Rachnel Kralxer,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
80 John Nicholson,
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Ao Per. Warrantees, eto.
125 Roberts
3698 380
No
Roberta A FoX,
Taxes
SMI 02
133 80
13 53
39 03
Taxes
$56 86
20 13
91 35
101 00
54 56
54 5A
48 91
14 00
30 64
42 35
43 27
49 13
39 44
16 79
6 27
26 06
11 50
15 ST
21 22
27 32
Taxes
52 01
147 35
CHEST TOWSSHIP.
53 ' David Michaels,
25 Nathaniel Noble,
50 John Wallace, .
97 John Byer.
20 Joseph lireth,
90 James Stevenson,
8 Wm telf ridge,
DECATf tt TOWNSHIP.
50 David Kephart. Jr.
13 Jonathan Kephart,
10 John G. White.
81. Heury McMullin,
FERGUS" TOWNSHIP.
03 IVm. Barrett,
50 Scott Curry.
150 John II. Ferguson,
200 Pul White.
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
100 Lusitr A Livcrgood,
100 Heury Martle,
109 Alex Wiard.
50 Thos Luiier
102 Abraham Lnnsberry,
100 . Wm Phoenix,
49 Tbos Stone,
OttELICB TOWHSBIP.
135 Rohert II euderson,
338 Haslet, Turner A Co.,
joanA t .wsship.
50 Thos Owens,
400 VVm Pusey
2 lots, Joseph Wood.
1 23 Morgar. Orr A Co.,
100 Tbos Rea.
karthacs township.
80 Js. Askey.
200 Henry Culvey,
4.1 ElisbaTickner,
25 Jno. Haruock,
13ft Andw. Long,
50 Jno. M'Gonigal
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
25 Wm.Uobison,
14 J. M. Chase,
LUMBER CITY BoTODGH.
HonseAlot, David Denmark,
2 lots, O. W Gray,
KOKRIS TOWNSHIP.
50 Ason Jones
ISO - Michael Quigley,
' HCV WASHINGTON BOROrflH.
House 3 lots. Huh Gallagher.
House A lot. John Irvin's estate,
' PENS TOWNSHIP.
57 . Wm. Beck.
12 John Flynn.
16 A K. Wright.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
50 W. H. Booxe,
60 Leander Denning.
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
50 J. K. Dyis.
go James M'Kee,
1 lot. Truman Root,
Api . 4- P. W . MOORE, TreasV.
4 27
4 23
18 53
12 45
2 06
9.47
5 15
17 93
A 81
4 00
14 62
15 40
A 55
24 57
26 20
9 05
12 23
10 77
5 75
14 03
11 73
6 91
17 09
92 28
9 Ot
79 21
2 37
23 24
29 87
10 35
17 20
6 46
4 10
18 65
6 6
11 10
1 39
4 36
13 05
9 85
1 06
2 42
8 23
13 32
7 05
8 46
1 41
rnenced.
Those positions gave the conspirators a
r .1 -u .V. O ...!,.. ... .no
resistless lmiuencc; over me ouui nc. u uiaico,
and sunnl'ied the means for organizing for
ees that converted one-half of the Republic
into battle-lieljs. on which loyalty and trea
son contended for four years. If every om-
er ol the. Government had uroved true to
bis trust. - he rebellion could not have oc
curred. This fact was properly appreciated
by Congress and by President Lincoln when
the act of July 2,""1S62. was placed upon the
statute-book of the nation.
They i-aw that treason derived all of its
orioinal strength from the official positions
ol t lie lead'uiir traitors. The baseness of
the tiaitors who had gone from Congress,
from the Cabinet, from the army and navy,
t.i o-ivft -har:if.ror and organization and pow-
i.r to iIih rebellion, was fresh in the minds
..f al!aboiifirticii.ated in the enactment of the
oaihot ofiice. Tlie Vuleeletter.disclo.-ingtbe
double villainly of the men whu conspired
against the Government while holdrng its
hiuhest offices, had been discovered and
placed before the countryut a short time
before the passage of tiie act or J uly Z, lOJ.
ThatJe.uer did much toward convincing
every true supporter of the Government of
the necessity ot applying the test or uuiu
teminted lovaltv to everviublic officer. fcJo
niHiked was its effect then, that the com
mittee deem it riroi.er to rebroduce it here
as au argument in favor of maintaining the
policy in the adoptui ot wUicu it materially
aided. . .
The committee understand that it is the
deliberate purpose ot Congress to maintain
the policy ot the act ol J my z. io, which i
to keep the oihces of the Government in the
hands ot loyal men. Treason is not to be
made respecrable by the robes ot'otBce, and
places ot honor, trust, power and .profit
should be bestowed upon the loyal only.
True men can be found in the insurrection
ary States to fi 1 all such places, and none
other should be selected. None of the laws
of the nation ought to be so changed "as to
render any other course possible, and in .his
regard the committee entirely concur in the
bold utterances made by President Johnson,
both whiie the war was in progress aud after
actual hostilities had ceased.
The cominitU'e quote the remark of I resi
dent Johnson while he was Military Gover
nor of Tennessee, to siow his declaration
were in eutire harmony with the policy es
tablished by the act of J uly 2, 1 62 ; ad
when on the 2oth of April, 1865, he assert
ed that "it is time the American people
hhould be taught to understand that treason
is a crime, not in revenge, and not in anger,
but treason is a crime and nouId be esteem
ed as such and punished as Fuch, he ut
tered an appeal for the continuance of the
'"test oath" of such force that the couimit
..Mnnnt disregard it, and is constrained
ti aid hitn in all proper efforts to reach so
H -sirable a result : and the 'committee is of
opinion that one "the most effective means
of making treason odious, is to close all offi
cial doors against traitors, and fill the offices
of the Government with loyal men. and pur
no traitors ou ?uard. This, in the judg
ment of the committee, will fully make trea
son odious and tend to produce harmony oi
action l.etween the legislative and executive
l.orm.V.Ad i-r tln firiirniiifjn r
The committee docs not suppose that the
PrPsidnt. when he declared, ' If there are
i ... i,a..c,J oo in Tennessee Joyai to
the Constitution, loyal to freedom, loyal to
justice, those true and faithful men should
control the work of reorganization and refor
mation, absolutely, meant to !ie under
stood as not fixing a numerical limitation.
but rather as announcing .he doctrine that
loyal men, however lewn numbers should
be the sole depositaries oi political power
aud official influence. This must be the
true interpretation of his words ft ny
other would lie inconsistent with his em
phatic and often-repeated denunciation ot
treason and traitors. . - .
The committee further ouote Irons Presi
dent Johnsou's speeches iu the Senate in
March, IShl".
n reviewing the letter or tne secretary
of the Treasury, the committee tays the
test oath was established by law, and no oi-
ficer had any more rigl t to dispense with
it than he had to dispense witn any oiner
law. An oliu-er should know that the dis-
nensinir rower does not exist in his Gov
ernment, and that its exercise is disastrous
and will not Je tolerated, n meaci pi ru-
lv '2. lsfi stood in the wav of a proper ex
ecution of other laws to the extent indica
ted by the Secretary of the lreasury, the
duty ot the President was very plain, it
was not to dispeuse with I he law, tut to as
semble Congress and ask for a removal of
the obstacle.
Had this been done in the spnnsr of 1865
the complications now existing in the at
fairs of the nation would in all probability
have been -avoided; tor with the viewsthen
entertained bv the President relative to Hie
power ot Con.Kress over the wibject ot re
construction, the executive and the lcjrisla
tive departments could have worked togeth
er with little or no friction. Instead of call
ing Congress tocether, the executive de
partment ot the (jovernmcnt eieotoa to dis
pense with the law of JuW 2, 1SG2. an 1 the
Secretary of the Treasury presented the
House with an exhibit of officers appointed
under this dispensation.
The Committee, after lurtuer argument,
say in conclusion :
"If the.test oi th should be so far modi
fied as to enable an i-rcbel to Uike it, the
octal influences which nowjoveiawe loyal
iikmi would still nut them out ot the way,
and force the Government to bestow its of
fices on the disloval. This would not make
treason fidious. nor would it punish traitors.
On the contrary it would increasathe odium
which now attaches to loyalty in ttie oouu.
ern States, and punish men because of their
faithfulness to the Government, a com
munity that will not respect an officer of the
Unned States because he has been sufficient
ly loya' to the Government to allow of his
taking the test oath, does not deserve to
have the advantages and conveniences of
the postal services extended to it, but does
de.-erve to have the feveuue laws enforced
against it, by the services of such officers as
the Government may be able to pecure. .
There are thousands of loyal men in the
Southern States who can lake the test oath,
and to such should the offices in thte State
be given. .
"Let the Government recognize their
tlaims in this regard, and loyalty and re
spect for the laws of the United States will
soon be strone enough to overcome the so
cial power which now frowns upon every
Union man who stood by the flag of" the lie
public throughout the whole course of the
war. Ti niporary inconvenience should not
turn the Government aside from this poHcy.
The unhappy condition of the Southern
States cannot be improved by chancing
laws which may be opposed to the views
and feelings ot those citizens wht fought
for four years to destroy the Government.
They must learn that oldience to the law
is a duty not to be lightly regarded, and
that loyalty to.the Government is a virtue
which ennnot be destroyed by local power of
the disloyal When these end are secured,
it, may be expedient to modify 'he test oath,
but not till then. The committee, there
fore, ask to be discharged from the further
consideration of .the subject."
They have been finding gold in tlie hite
Mountains of New Hampshire tind the
Greco Mountains of -Vermont. In Lisbon,
N. IF., th-?y are said to nave rocicy peans
which yield to each ton of vein-stone $23
,"n iJni.J.fltm .iTid in silver : while a vein
of white quartz in that town has yielded (a
little of it) $S67 per tun in gold and 159
in silver. Une batcn ci samples jiciuc-a
$1,500 per tun. There ore similar reports
from various parts ot Uanaaa anu itu
Scotia. - .
Sand Patch Tunnel. A letter to the
Somerset (Pa J Demacmt says that the op
eratives on the Sand Parch funnel, ot the
Pittsburg and Connelsville railroad succeed
ed in opening the headlines of the tunnel
on the I. Mi inst. The day following the
miners were traveling through the tunuelas
far as shaft No. 2.
A day or two since, Mr, Hiram Mclntire,
of Illinois, who was visiting a brother at
Dover, Dutchess county. New York, while
practicing with a revolver, fired at a dog
house, in which two little daughters of his
brother were placing, killing one of them
iustantly. '
A raid was made on the 21st inst, on five
or six of the heaviest lottery policy dealer,
in New York, at the instance ot a victim,
who alleges that he has lost over $42,000 by
their fraudulent and illegal transactions.
They were arrested and held to tail.
"The Mexican Times gives the following
estimate of the population of the six larpest
towns of the Kmpire": Mexico, 2O0.000 ;
Puebla, -65,000; Gu; dalajara, 70 000; Gu
artajan. 00,000; Quaretaro, 4S.0O0; Mata
moras, 4 1 ,000.
Twobovs were recently playing "war"
at Paw liw, Michigan, with a revolver
which was supposed not to be loaded. One
barrel, however, contained a charge; and
one of the two was ehot and nwtanUy
killed.
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