' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " H
BY S. J. BOW.
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1866.
VOL 12.-N0. 36.
crniER'S SALE
Tit " 7 - .
Of CHSIATED LAUDS
FOB TAXES
For 1865 and previoas years.
VOTICE IS BBMBT givb. that in
ta i -Mta thereto, there will be ex
,BToWi Sale or outory. the fol
r. Wtt of unseated lands in ssld
-tt fcrhe tes 4m and "P4
C. the Court House in the Bor
Slhrf Clemrfrid, on the Second Mx.n-J.!rfJuM.A.lJ8
A. Pr
43 HI
IS uo
26 ,
V) 61
109 9
176 47
BECCABIA TOWKSHIP
Warrantees, etc.
Peier Miller,
Joha Mailer,
Fred'k Hubley,
John Bailsman,
Frcd'k. Howmen,
Juhn Beam,
Jeremiah Moeber,
Taxes.
f 28 64
69 66
43 26
12 83
11 00
83 46
84 15
oil H4 Thomas Billiogton, 120 61
. TlM.ni" BiHington, 12 37
a TO Sarah Billiogton, 2 77
' ... . 11 J c u
50
62
76 bO
232
150
. 745
410 .
210 .
192
J!9 40
199 40
231 112
m 40
J62 116
162 116
215 73
64 91
162
130 153
236 125
128 153
74 32
433 153
433 153
44
71
ISO
SO
129
900
80
40
Philip Mysincope, 114 56
Jutm Mysincope, . ' 4 06
JobnFui.if' 8- 04
J'rcd't Hubley, 49 88
.Vicfiael Musscr, ' ,. 84 40
Jobu Brady, . 32
Vtra. Brady. . b8 40
J.BUio&E.BUin, 112 78
John W Milter, . 197 04
Hcnrv Wit Bier, ,185 94
WoiWilson, 112 17
ilvrnian Winner,- 44 81
Jacb Krog, " 65 58
John Gibson, . 48 91
Robert Hson, 86 80
Jeremiah Mother, 37 S6
Pt:r Gets, 62 57
MailloFants, 101 64
Jacob Fantr, Jr. 91 18
Geo. Mitsw, 101 03
Thomas Gibson, 29 9
'.David Barton, 119 11
John Fordney, 214 04
Brown and Fulton, 21 74
Jbn Ketland, . 35 16
Jacob Krug, . ; 14S 17
Wm. Plunket, 14 81
Jacob Musaersmith, 62 28
Wm. Miller, 44 80
la
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4MT
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J7
SB7.I. T0WBSH1F. '." .
Par, Warrantees, eto. Tax as
- Henry Back, . ) M
110 Henry Rock, 19 23
73 Henry Reck, . 69
Henry Beck, - 31 36
96 Henry Beck, 73 42
Henry Dwk, 18 26
97 Henri trek,. 12 OS
Jm M'Ghee, , 65 56
Bnj. Uihba, 113 83
4111 142 SOHeoryBeck, 34 4.1
Ira A. Sobina,. 13 12
4H7 93 97 Henry Beck, 12 09
4u 102 32 NicklinAtJriffith 16 45
1906 31 I2S N'icklin Griffith. 6 U3
1907 SO - NicKlin A Griffith, 14 52
MI9 171 113 Henry Beck. , 22 12
426 10 Henry Beck, 24 21
4904 long ; Xicklin A(iriffth.242 12
im 1000 NiokiinArtrimth, 210 90
i07 1081) Nicklin Griffith, 221 33
691X1109 Nicktin Griffith. 247 B5
19! 9'J4 NicklinAllriffith, 233 75
9U9 920 Mcktin4riffitb, 210 52
1910 Z'jO NicklinVUriffith, HI 84
49lf 2)3 Niuklini Griffith. 61 54
i:3 106 - KiAlin At;if&h, 25 64
91i 767 Nicklin AOriffith, 1. 0:4
4921 llua Niolin A)nffilh,20 36
T 1000 Henry Beck. fr 12107
ilat 633 . Henry Beck, i 69 21
As.
11
79
330
171
93
113
92
400
433
142
155
93
102
31
80
171
10
Ac.
19
208
2S4 76
413
440
429 41
429 41
119 90
132
427
427 II
4U0
75
53
l8
153 61
95 146
49
0
205
100
09
140
I0GGS TOWNSHIP.
Par. Wairantees. etc. Taxes.
John Tboraat, $8 42
John Tbomas, 45 59
76 Joseph Drinker, 43 63
Win. McCurmick, 98 57
Nancy Bo-rs, 107 93
Malcolm H 'Donald, 103 24
John Byers, ' 103 24
Barbara Snyder, 24 60
Georgn Howtmao, S3 71
George Ay res, r 65 66
Wm. Troitwina, 65 6G
John Kean, 61 60
John E. Sbaw, 18 86
Luke Krler, 4 37
Joseph Ball, .71 84
Jobn Montgomery,' 39 39
Rickard Tbomaa, 25 64
Barbara Snyder, II 75
Wm. Wilson, 8 25
Tbomaa Smith, 40 90
Jeho Krpbart, ' 25 43
J. Tb,s. Meesa,' 42 00
Kichrd Waple, 14 04
He.
4924
BLOOM TO Wlf SHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
295
32
10O
60
$
4
KlckKn k flrifitk, 79 32
J. W: Smith, 49 99
John 3eyler, 24 33
Geo L. KaaJL, 12 19
Fentou 4 Sunnr. 2 05
"Le-ri Cteaver. . 26 SI
A411 1U Kobers k Fox. 25 03
I50 1005 159 Huberts ft Fox, 172 19
M16 100 Jmeob Bilker. 24 34
. . 250 IaTid Irwint Est . 3t 25
75 Neiperft Hartaock 9 92
100 ' John P. Dale, - 11 10
Ae.
146
102
159
437
48
SO
5
5
74
49
225
W0
A
4
ft
ioo
so
39
40
l'l
SRADFOBD T0VX8HIP. ' " .
Per. Warrant rs, etc. - Taxes.
60 HaghEiy, $52 92
85 JefanCaaipbeH, '21 69
HallfcBu, .24 96
17 - Polly fciLaoahsn, 48 23
Mat. Staynaktf, 8 94
Mat. Slaym.ker, 81
"VTm. Graham, Jr. 16 79
Jdo.J1ju)m, i6 79
BeJ. OUvc, V -14 97
Moseafiflggs' Qavin, -4 B
Jan es Duncan, 83 71
(Neneaaiati Mammm, 16 56
TVnaoa Uolt, 1 11
DaridMaines, 9 28
Joserjh Powell," r - 5
. DabielXJrahatii,:' : '6 75
Lnckda frabam. 2 JV4
8oratlo.tr. ELoii.' , 35
' haBrar, ,. ' 8 18 1
Jan Taagka, 33 38
46
109
No.
492
3574
623
5861
5877
5879
5HSI
5886
195
SI 8
2009
13
110
1434
John G. Gray, :
Andrew Petti,
6 85
29 99
1BADT TOWNSHIP.
A. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
.'303 Wm. Kirkpatrick,$87 32
J 02 34 Koberts Fox, 31 89
215 Conrad Long, 69 80
670 J4 B. Smith, . 329 67
846 Henry Wykoff, 355 72
77 Casper Stirer. 24 13
501 Christian Iwer, 2-16 50
650 Koberts Fox, . 319 81
521 Christian Lower. 2 .6 02
.370 Christ Lowjsr, 84 65
80 J. M. Miller's hr s 37 02
160 J. W.Smith. (W. p. 11 4$
25 Z. S. Welch, ' -10 95
100 Bauin. 23 40
60 Mciairy. 11 70
363 Darid Kennedy, 113 59
BTJBNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, eta.
303 John Jones,
3(13 James hapnjan,
20 Btiij 1 rasmll, ,
3i 0 Jerre Wi Irnuison,
424 Mary Oiawfc.rd
311 , Town d-piekman,
293 r Kebeeea Brown.
Ill ' Christian Make,
1U0 leonard Mollis,
293 John Hirch.
1 iO ' John Cuminings,
So..
1891
1893
1940
3649
5367
Taxes
(U6 25
116 2
101 93
lot 67
123 27
174.47
153 86
34 33
17 55
60 02
30 71
Taxes
$80 13
48 22
. 32 65
78 82
100 84
10 04
27 05
5 18
I, 45 05
20 70
23 32
12 57
COVITZGTO T0V7TISHIP
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
640 72 Morris k Stewart S75 43
483 47 Morris Stewart. 57 07
175 152 Morris Stewart, 20 61
' 70 30 Morria k S'ewart. 8 24
CHEST TOWK3HIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc.
258 James Ross,
100 31 Henrv Pole, .
140: Fulton,
190 164 Christian Roher,
256 Miller & Christ,
22 Miller & Christ,
108 Jonathan Kpliart,
50 Nicholas Hapy,
200 M'Hafley 8c Mitche
248 John Tifert.
140 John Br-nneman,
61 11. & J. Bretb,
250
5377 1100
350 '
1941
183 '
127
49 25
130 OS
12 52
9 87
15 16
11 44
9 08
(ieorre Mead,
George Mead,
John Brifl.
Uarmoy ft Barnot,
J no J. Pickardt,
J no. J. Pickardt,
Emery A ReiterT
- DEC ATTJB TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Th..s. P. CotMJ, $163 06
Rich. Thomas,
Jacob Downing,
Hugh Ely,
Henry Drinker,
Beiij. W ilson.
Jus. llaiuiltun,
John Skvron,
Tliix. C. Cope,
Wm. Mimtgomery,
Joseph Sansoni,
John Carnon.
TtiomaaEdiuuiidson, 38 25
Geo. Gratf,
Wtu. Sansnin,
Jobn Anderson,
Gilbert Vounht,
Thos. Billingion.
Thos. Steaitson,
J.icob Downing,
Joseph Snsiu,
Wm. SnsfMu,
417 121
408 1S7
358 137
203 lot
210 70
49
106 115
49 41
17 138
46-
262 . 1
78
97
6" 107
208 64
433. 00
152 60
391 159
100
108
37 49
76 99
303 147
l 90
100
300
281
195 ,
198 80
100
60
200
125
200 -17
"
83 136
404
200
159 57
140 02
79 4i
.82 15
20 51
41 33
' 19 23
65 28
17 9
102 41
24 01
Oft All
81 23
169 23
59 42
152 b9
39 07
39 21
1 65
29 80
Thos. Edmundson, 125 24
John Drinker, S-y It
Jonathan Kephart, 17 47
Ca.ier Haines. 110 34
Gilbert Vaught, .., 109 80
Joseph Harriaon, 76 18
Joseph Harrison, . 77 04
Wm. Hoorer, 40 07
Joseph Hsrrison, 20 45
Jonathan Nesbit, 45 20
A;J.G..ss, 28 25
Sam'l. M'Clarren, 45 20
Joseph SiuiHom. 3 84
Joseph Whitehall, 18 75
Charles Rink, J 78 92
Jonathan Nesbit 32 91
FEKQTJ80N TOWNSHIP-
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
233 159 John Hambright, . $?4 94
433 153 Daniel Turner, 50 04
68 Matthias SUnigh, 22 57
433 153 George Ross, " 117 50
74 Lewis Jordan; : 24 63
150 . .A. Scott, . 40 70
60 Hiram Pastnore, 13 58
100 -Abraham Ogden, 22 45
24 Henrr Swan, 14 18
100 John Hambright, 86 50
50 "; Benj. Hartshorn, 85 53
'. FOX TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Par. Warrantees, ete. : Taxes.
4272 4 25 Jas. Wilson, 60 99
4200 ?30 . Jas. Wilaon, West! 22 95
4184 140 Jas Wilsoa, Westp 23 14
4183 '250 Jas VHsen, 4132
4181 495 Jas Wilson. West 51 72
4200 ti0 Jas. Wilson, ; 63 20
4182 990 Jas. Witron, ! 126 33
4M8 J00 Jas. Wilson, 45 26
4241 937 Jas Wilson, - 23511
4238 947 Jas. Wilson, 28T 94
1534 20 . Jas. Wilson, ' 09
1536 600 - Jas. Wilson, 1 1825
4242 298 - Jas Wilson. 90 68
4399 872 Jas AVilson, 61 49
4340 188 Jas. Wilson, 85 96
4398 216 Jas. Wilson, 57 38
4183 350 Jas. Wilson. . 46 82
100 Lane UTde, - 13 13
90 Balltawn Lot, II 82
. , .62 HaletLot, 61
107 Firman Lot, 24
' 60, Ciles Lot. . 5 25
441W390. - Hyde.BidwaUACo.13 13
,15 BaUtownLot, - 8 94
OTBABB TOWNSHIP.
1924 ; 603 100 Morris ft Stewart $52 0
1918 414 Morris ft Stewart, 16 26
1689 244 120 Ja orris 4 Stewart, 57 99
8647 r 40 Morris 4 Stewart, 115
$365" ; 50 . . George Mead, 6 23
5366 563 Georae Mead. 04 16
1929 1 440 .Morris A Stewart, 24 75
16 - 50 Morris 4 Stewart, 3 27
MM ?9 Searga Mead. 44 22
J376
5353
5357
1925
1926
1937
347
1929
1930
1886
1916
18S7
1927
1923
1S90
18S3
1917
3850
1887
1916
1100
1109
1100
345
153
123
194
30
131
771
323
3S7
53
409
187
543
314
126
456
75
George Mr ad,' lu3 07
George Mead, 100 54
George Mead, 89 13
62 Morris 4 Stewart, 35 41
93 Mortis 4 Stewart, 16 49
Morris 4 Stewart. 11 52
Morris 4 Stewart, 8 76
Morris A Stewart 3 72
-Morris 4 Stewart, 16 68
Morris 4 Stewart 86 05
Morris 4 Stewart, 37 42
44 Morris 4 Stewart, 43 50
79 Morris 4 Stewart, 6 67
Morris 4 Stewart.. 41 9s)
. F Berthaud s Es't. 9 75
Morris 4 Siewart, 62 46
Morris 4 Stewart, . 2"J 38
Morr.s A Stewart, 15 76
Morris 4 Stewart, 57 18
' Morris 4 Stewart, a 95
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
300 Wm. Mapes, $55 83
5259 330 George Mead, 118 3!
5290 488 George Mead, 167 99
5291 1100 UeoriteMead, o76 05
5325 200 George Mead. 67 13
1903 378 Morris 4 Stewart, 18 30
1912 438 Morria A Stewart, 25 62
134 1
1915 ( 300 153 Morris 4 Stewart,104 03
1923 S3 Morria 4 Stewart, 114 92
I9J3 100 '-' Morris 4 Stewart 11 70
19.'2 152 Mcrris 4 Stewart, 55 82
5324 1213 - 67-aJiori'e Mead, 242 33
536 1100 (ieorKeMend. 229 35
53.'7 1113 120 George Mend, 242 58
5329 1100 UeorzeMead. 229 35
5330 1100 George Mead, 229 35
1911 100 Morris 4 Siewart, 20 85
GBAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
297 ' , Thos. P. Cope, $77 24
143 JohnSkyrou, 47 16
145 T. C.pe, 39 48
103 Jas- Milligio, 30 71
109 Geo. Moore, 38 53
250 Jno.Fry.Jr. 66 98
382 Joseph Simons, 103 28
348 Josupb Harrison, 113 37
100 Charles Hall, 32 58
41 C. J. AHport, 16 88
431114 Hyman Gratz, 189 30
33'j 114 Robt. Shaw, 116 71
100 Roht. Shaw, 43 71
50 Jito. Skyron, 4 17
100 J110. Donaldson, 13 88
66 104 B. D. Schuoaover, 9 14
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
225
31
305
335
100
48
349
131
158
433
56
108
260
98
119
193
3
433
237
210
215
436
433
21U
11
400
64
48
151
"nit
96
153
69
121
122
153
153
48
75
145
153
133
145
' ' John Witmer,
Pigot Shaw, .
lleo. Baker,
Benj. Wilson,
Richard Atberton,
Geo. .Moore,
Geo. Moore,
Philip Gloninger,
John M Cahen,
Edward H-nd,
Emanuel Reigart,
Geo. Moore.
John M'Cahcn.
John Lanutblack,
Christian Stake',
Matibis Youn?, ..
Cbrislian llager,
George Muster,
Thos. Y-dler,
Daniel Otiley,
Geo. Baker, Jr.
Timothy Pxton,
John Bulge,
John Muster. Jr.
Jos. Aalibright,
W. D. llagerty,
Fox & Lumber,
$101 61
12 62
123 81
135 98
40 61
21 67
141 86
61 53
72 56
163 52
134 25
140 74
117 39
44 26
53 74
87 55
135 65
195 65
107 01
94 83
97 08
196 84
195 65
97 51
196 84
68 44
36 40
No.
HTJ8T0 TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes.
200 J. G Kidder, S76 73
195 ' David Caldwell. 6t 48
5673 1041 Muore 4 Delaaey, 399 2(1
674 1041 Moore 4 Delaney, 399 20
5676 104 1. Moore 4 Delaney, 399 20
&0SJ 9'JO ; Wm. Powers. - 379 69
5067 877 Wm. Powers, 336 40
4263 990 James Wilson, 17140
42H4 990 . James Wilson, ' 17166
4199 990 James W ilson, 171 66
5072. 347 27 Moore A Delaney. 94 95
4257 883 15 James Wilson. 237 99
4902 420 W ilhelm Willink. 143 12
42'6 490 Jamas Wilaon, . 143 21
4225 i T40 'i-.t James Wilaon, 21627
4890 124 .Withelm Willink. 22 63
5061 1113 . William Powers,. 157 65
375 S. Shoemaker, 118 70
101 -. K. Shoemaker, SI 97
5063 293 Wm. Powers. , 94 32
4225 250 James Wilson, 1 73 07
4236 600 - James Wilson. 146 IS
20U0 1023 Koberts 4 Fox. 366 44
2001 10X9 ' Keberts 4 Fox. 391 29
3592 900 1 Koberts 4 Fox, 252 12
1983 429 33 Roberts 4 Fox, 125 35
1000 Abel DuBoia, . 121 2
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
433 153 Riebard Peters, $179 18
433 153 Fred Ueates, 165 56
433 153 John Dan woodio, 165 68
274 Adam Kabn. 102 58
202 . . Ebeneser Brenham, , 7195
103 Adam Kabn. 41 12
433 153 Thos. Martin, 151 51
333 Robert Martin. 112 35
433 153 Richard Martin, 78 38
91 135 Pbilip Loast, - 2o 39
70 Wm. Johnson, 19 47
100 1 Philip Loast. 9 0a
00; Jonathan Jones, 1 30 60
160 - . Wm. Wilson, . 23 45
100 . Richard Jiartin, . 15 63
No.
1944
1129
3552
1093
1023
3463
3175
1093
1095
1096
1097
3465
346
1097
1097
T0!3
3403
3475
XARTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
Ae.' Per. Warrantees, etc. . Taxes.
95 Morri4Stewart,$10I 03
V3 S
93 62
All
sso 10 William Smith.
573 120 William Smith.
79 , Charles Willink,
83 Cfcaries WUlink, .
I 638 147 Charles Willink,
253 1 39 Charles Willink,
121 103 Charles Willink,
65 Charles Willink,
436 113 Charles WHtiak,
58 62 Charles Willink,
259 113 Cbailes wunni
-100
100
100
T9
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Witlink,
Charles Willink,
7 76
13 11
62 85
30 SO
12 23
75 17
60 27
8 21
30-83
14 15
5 66
13 65
4 39
5412
4412
552
59
-48
93
1H
Charles Willi:, J09 86
'' Charles Willink, 3 37
J; R.M'Closkey. 11 75
Arnold Castard, ' 9 45
' Wm. Miehaohi. M
200
1655 957
1097 1
1096 i 125
toy 7 25
10971
1096 1 50
1096 66
. 500
122
133
83
700
: 89
IS .
Wm. Michaels. - 16 65
132 HewsMyera,Fisherl35 43
3466
3467
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,.
Charles Willink,
W. Schnarrs 4 Co.
Daniel Yothers.
Christian Brown.
Mary Eggans,
Wiilard,
T. 4 J. White,
T. 4 J. White,
106 Thos. Myers,
19 09
3 82
7 64
9 t5
69 38
16 93
13 43
10 64
33 85
4 94
1 00
5 89
XNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. ' Warrantees, etc. , ' Taxes
437 43 Reuben Haynes, $179 94
435 50 Lnt her Morris, 179 60
433 153 Joseph Billiard, 179 28
433 153 Robert Gray, 179 29
429 41 John Briiignurst, 178 60
433 153 Sarah Ward, 179 28
433 153 Jeorge Eddy, 179 23.
433 153 Mo?re Wharton, 179 29
433 153 George Ashton, - 145
129 Jobn Doisey , i9 35
72 Thos. Jordan, 22 73
25 Geo. Fox. 1 9 93
433 153 Isabella Jordan, 179 23
200 Si!aCox. 17 70
227 ti 4 M M'Cormick, . 55 38
90 Thompson Egelman," 42 11
433 153 Caleb Foulk, 143 75
293 George Westcott, . . 100 76
173 153 Robert Wharton, 60 39
433 153 Georee-Seaff. 143 75
223 John Koyd. " 57 33
109 Susannah Ward. 34 03
255 .4M M'Cormick, 65 04
100 Henry irout. . 43 20
14 George Bowman, . 2 66
84 Charles Senate's estate, 3 85
75 Peter Whiteside. - 24 83
200 George Ashton, 33 30
LAWEENC3 TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees . etc. Taxes
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
221
413
52
90
6
6
5293 723
5296 1167
5297 1213
285
36
74
9
41
41
153
176
240
137
490
Hugh Jordan, . $54 93
John Read, 102 63
114 Rudolph Kits, 12 93
P.obert Mitchell 39 29
James Alexander, 4 50
L. J. Crans. - 6 62
George Mead, 52 95
47 George Mead. 101 13
67 George Mead, 105 05
Wm. Montgomery, 83 93
John Mcl'herson,
J. M. Maoumber,
M. W. Snyder,
J. B. Mcbnally,
J. B. Sbaw,
E. Iriwn 4 Sons. -'
E. Irwin 4 Sons,
E. Irwin 4 Sods,
E. Irwin 4 Sons,
E. Irwin 4 Sons,
JCOiilSTOWNSHIP.
7 91
16 25
1 53
5 22
5 22
14 61
16 76
22 86
17 40
45 33
- ,-r'
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
402 ' George Wetzel, $100 41
206 Win. Werta, . 51 46
327 Christian Werta, 81 63
373 David Laack, , . 93 13
421 Jesse Yarnell, ' 89 10
440 65 Joseph Tamer, 109 89
440 1 09 Joseph Turner, ! 109 89
410 .29''- Joseph Turner, 109 89
423 George Habecker, 104 61
300 ' Petei-Yarnell, 74 93
2S2 42 Wm. Drinker, ; 70 51
407 92 H.S.Drirker, - 161 79
143 63 '; Richard Thomas, . 35 76
319 140 John Brad, 78 34
260 Michael Souder, 64 94
170 141 Patrick Hays. 42 47
272 15 Robert Glenn, 57 83
183 . FraneisJohnson, 32 30
131 Robert Rainy, "10 00
433 153 Thomas Morris, 103 29
433 153 William Morris, 103 29
433 153 Samuel Meredith, 103 29
433 153 William Miller, 103 29
433 153 Hetty Morris, 108 29
433 153 Thos Fiusimons, 103 29
433 153 Geo. rivmor, 103 29
433 152 P.obert Gray. . 108 29
433 153 Patrick Moore, 103 29
433 453 Mary Morris. 108 29
433 .153 Magnus Miller, : 108 29
433 153 Nalbio Fraxey, .108 29
400 John Houston, 99 90
433 - Clem Stoekns, 89 09
433 . John Vanghn. ' 108 .29
433 : Jonathan Nesbit, 108 29
170 . Blair M'Lanahan, 39 92
433 William Stewart, 93 02
105 James Wilson, 26 19
100 90 Robert Morris, 24 98
90 : 122 " William Morris, ' ' 22 48
407 139 ' Richard R. Smith, 7180
244 James Smith. ' ., 32 23
231 Christopher Baker, .30 49
100 : Isaae Farlow, " 29.40
100 19 Patrick Hays. 20 55
267 40 Conrad Swarti. ' 66 87
137 Nicholas Reidenour. 24 19
434 95 Robert Carson, 99 45
375 Matbias S ough, , 74 08
2B9 91 Joseph Hubley, . 55 24
210 143 Jacob Graff, ' 33 57
6 John Graff. 1 25
400 Frederick Hubley, &2 20
100 William Bigler, - 14 70 ;
100 Mott 4 Johnson, . . 8 85
222 Simon Grata. 48 95
160 . Hillary Baker, -19 92
96 Joseph Potter, 16 92i
13. FraneisJohnson,' 11 94 j
60 ; Joseph Nicholson, 4 40
62 Joseph Potter. 5 44
Ae. Per.
433 , 153
456 169
433 153
100
412 41
433 153
268
153 ft
140
215 ft
263 ; .
355
300
100.
433
336 145
67 143
100
334
216
433
42
73
PENN TOWNSHIP
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eta. Taxes
6951 107 Nicklin Griffith. $10 02
6934 647 NickKn Griffith, 133 80
5962 63 Klijah Heath 13 53
163 1 Greenwood Bell, 39 03
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
5731 750 John Nicholson, 56 86
5773 200 John Nicholson, 20 18
4262 99!) James Wilson, 9135
4252 957 James WiUon, ' 101 00
5777 1 10 12 John Nicholson, 64 60
5777 510 1 2 John Nicholson, .64 65
5776 529 Jobn Nicholson, ,. 46 91
1429 70 ' . 8. Blodget. 14 00
-450- Daniel Bailey, . 30 64
. J45 . ThomasJordan, ' .42 i
184 ' Thomas Magee, - 48 27
185 Thomas Magee, 49 13
4020 476 Wm. S. Roberta, 39 44
. 296 R W.M'Jia4, 16 79
6779 111 Z Bailey. 0 27
460 Z. M'Nanl. 00
200 Rachael Kratser 11 60
5T7 J7 John Nicholson, ia wj
5778 39 "JoImi Nicholson. , 21 22
5776 475 80 John Nioholson, ;r 2T 92
, UNION TOWNSHIP;
No. Ao. ; Per. , Warrantees, etc. Taxes
125 Roberts 4 Fox, 62 4)1
MA KM i Kokwrtts A -W.
436 105
433 133
121
163
433 153
433 153
433 153
100 63
248
237
170
l
136
189
41
85
40 ' '
15 r
March 23
Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
John Vaught, $177 15
John Walla, 18 55
John Roll, . J77 15
Wm. Wilson, 40 90
John Cannon, 141 34
Israel Wheelaq, 113 70
Samuel Emien, 63 17
Peter Henny 29 ji
Hugh Ralston, ; 27 89
rV 3 10
Thos Maston, 33 40
Mary Neil, - . 88 53
Mary Connelly, 94 33
Benj. Johnson, 27 46
Hegarty, ; 91 S9
MCahen, 101 85
Connelly, 17 41
llo'aod Evans, 40 90
Pigot Sbaw, ; 136 62
Sebastian Graff, . 88 32
Thos. Edmonson, 179 15
l)aielOffley, 122 95
John Muiser, jr. . 122 11
Eli Hootman, 40 g3
Mary Sandwich, 20 17
Philip Loast 146 49
J R. Howell, 146 49
Wm. Johnson. ' 146 49
George Beckham, ; 33 85
Shanes Hight 107 70
JJaniel Turner, 103 00
Peter Lowdcn. 65 23
Charles Lowdcn, 23 4i
Mary Sandwich, 17 73
Isaac Wilson, 42 51
Mary Connell 18 83
George Ashton, 6 00
John M'Connell, 4 94
John Low. 17 5J
D. W. MOORE. Treas r.
1866-ta. , -
qiREASUUElt'S SALE
JL
OP REAL ESTATE,
Returned to the Connty Commission
ers oy ine Collectors of t be several town
ships and boroughs tor the taxes due
and unpaid thereon for the year 1365
and previoas years, in pursuance of
the Act of Assembly in such ease made
and provided. In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale , at the Court
House, in Clearfield, on the 2d Monday
of June next, (the 11th day.)
BECCAR1A TwWNSHir.
Ae Per. To whom assessed. Taxes.
100 B. A. Byers. : Sll 85
20 , Elvina Barge. . 2 75
140 Jeremiah Cooper, 23 00
166 Duey Douglass, 17 94
800 Thos. Weston, 17107
43 James GUI, 7 25
' BMLIt TOWSSHir. ' ;
100 . ; Wm. M. Barrett, 12 90
100 John Christman. 12 90
60 '. Samuel T. Hoover, " 7 74
75 : . Mechtley 4 Pantille, 9 68
ocas TOWSSHIP.
60' . BlakoGray, 8 53
164 Levi Sealy, 14 71
. BRADFORD TOWHSHtP.
One lot, Henry Underkoffer, 10 89
One lot, Thomas Butler, . 4 77
: 44 . .. ' , John Harrier. 9 76
..... . ;n41lry Unjw0-tr(- 77
BDR.1SIDB row.f snip.
100 Leonard Hollis, 27 45
100 Samuel Snyder. - 23 36
100 . Jobn King's estate, 14 63
It) JamesMo Creery, 3 51
4 Sarah Oaker, 1 47
BRABY-TOWNSHIP.
39 ' Jas. U Adams, 8 31
31 Richard Arthurs. 23 70
823 - Robert S. Catbers. 75 5
125 Alex Dunlao. ir. 17 55
62 Geo. Ell inser'a heirs. 10 77
100 Peter Hoover. 11 70
20 Samuel Gelnet, 6 85
35 Henry Hand. C 15
100 David MGarv. 17 55
One lot,.. Peter HooVer, 6 85
CUBWCSSTILLK BOROUOH.
.2 lotg, . James Locke, 10 95
raasr TOWMsmr.
'53 David Michaels, ; 4 27
"25 ' Nathaniel Noble, 4 23
50 John Wallace, 18 53
97 : - . John Byer. 12 45
20 '' Joseph Breth, 2 06
90 V James Stevenson, . 9 47
8 Wm. Selfridge, ; f '; 6 15
DKCATI tt TOWNSHIP., '
50 ' ' David Kephart Jr. 17 93
13 ' ' ' Jonathan Kephart,'- 6 81
10 : John G. M'bite. . ' 4 00
81 Henry McMullin, - 14 62
reRflcsoi TovusBir. . I
93 Wm. Barrett, 15 40
'50 : ScoU Curry, 6 55
150 John H. Ferguson, 24 57.
200 .' Paul White, 2 20
Q1RARD TOWKSntP.
110 Luxier A Livergood, 9 05
100 . Henry Martle, , r 12 23
109 AlexVViard, ,10 77
50 Thos. Lutier, " 5 75
102 Abrahnm Lansberry, , 14 03
100 Wm Phoenix, : 11 73
49 Thos Stone, 91
. OOKLICH TOWHSBIP.
125 : Robert Henderson, 17 09
333 Haslet, Tsrner 4 Co., 92 28
. JORDAN TOWKSBIP. ,
50 Thos. Owens, i 9 96
400 - W'm. Pusey, 79 VI
2 lots, Joseph Wood, " 2 37
1 23 ; , Morgan, Orr 4 Co., 23 24
100 Thos Rea, .. -., . ': . ; 29 87
XAKTaACS TOWUBHJ.
80 Jas. Askev, 10 35
200 Henry Culvey, . 17 20
,43 EUshaTickner, . 6 46
25 Jno. Hartsoek, 4 10
130 ndw. Long. 18 65
50 Jno.M'Gonigal 5 5
aOX TOWSSH1P,
25 Wm.Robison, ' t 77
14 J. M- Chase, 1 65
11
1
UTMBBR CITT BOTOOSH.
HonseAlot, David Deomark,
2 lots, O. W Gray. .
; ; MORRIS TOWBSBir.
fiO ' ' -AsonJonos.-
18J) : - Miobaei Qutgley,
XI WASHIilOTOX BORODSB
HenscA 3 lota. Huzh Uallarher.
House A lot John Irvin's esUte, 11 00
TX3l TOWWSHIF.
AVm. Back,
; Jobn Flynn.
A K. Wrigbi. . .
. OHIO TOWBSSir- .
W. II. Boose,
Leander Denning,
woodward ro-wsaJJir- . . -
J. K. Davis, ;7 05
1 James M'Keo, ' '8 4
Hot, Trnusa-" ' L
Ape . - t. ,' ssRnT - -
67
18
18
6
60
50..
80
4 33
13 05
22
85
1 0
2 42
8 23
13 32
ANQEY wokds.
Angry worda are lightly spoken,
in a rash and thoughtless hour,
Brightest links of life are broken
By tbeir deep, insidious power.'
Hearts inspired by warmest feeling,
Ne'er before by anger stirred, :
: Oft are rent past human healing, '
By a single angry word.
Foison-drops of care and sorrow,
Bitter poison-drops are they ;
Weaving for the coming morrow
.'. Saddest memories of to-day.
Angry words oh, let them never
From the tongae unbridled slip,
- May the heart a best impulse ever
Check them ere they soil the lip.
Love is much too pure and hofy,
Friendship is 100 sacred far
For a momeut's reckless folly
Thus to desolate and mar. .
Angry words are lightly spoken.
Bitten st thoughts are rashiy stirred ;
Brightest links of life are broken .
- - By a single angry word.
How American Velvet is Made. The
machinery for the manufacture ol' American
velvet, was introduced iuto thU country by
the inventor, a Mr. llolt, of Cheshire, Eng
land, and its supeiioiity iu the matter of
rapidity is suid to he as rrcat us that ot'lhe
tuordei n raiiroaus over the slage coih sys
tem. The uietlfxl U u.s 1'j!iov: . Grooved
Lra&j rods or wires were placed under the
web which torui.t the pile, hecured by threads
woven into the warp. The weaver cuts the
thread by mean 01 & knife, held in the
hand, the b'.ade of whi.h slides alutig the
jrroove, dividiacr the pile into two row of
threads, thua giving a nap tr pile of the
depth of the rod iaserted. The manufac
ture, according to the patented method, is
accomplished by weaving two warps or
foundations, with a middle warp alternately
rising into the upper and lower, being e
cured by two shuttles moving atouce. The
knife moves horizontally, in the game direc
tion as the shut ilea, and the two warps and
the pile between are divided, and the naps
are cut into equal lengths. Two piled fab
rics the exact counterpart of each other
are thus made at one time. The shuttles
and knives are all impelled by the ordinary
motions of the power loom. The statement
that 110 picks or threadbare wade in a min
ute (or ne'irly two ever second) ' will give
fame idea of the rapidity of the manufacture.
A man with the patented machine can make
from fifty to sixty, yards per week, while
eight or ten yards would be a good week's
work for the same person should he make
use of the ordinary hand-loom.' The saving
ot labor by this process over the wire-weaving
method is estimated at from fifty to sev
enty per cent, while the fabrics are eaual
and in some sespects superior, to those of
foreign make. Ihe looms are adapted to
the manufacture of piled fabrics, such as
silk plush, since an article of this nature for
gentlemen's caps has become very popular
a a substitute for fur. ' Tartan,, or clan
velvets are also made. ' "' '
Losses of the South. Mr. Robert Ty
ler, of Virginia, has replied to the recent
letter of Commodore Maury in the London
Herald estimating the losses of the South
in the late war at a total 01 seven billions ot
dollars. Mr. Tyler entirely dissents from
this statement: and says the item of three
billions loss in emancipated slavers is ex
cessively high at least fifty per cent, above
actual damages. 1 he item of expenses of
the war independent of private obligations,
or in other words, an estimate of the Con
federate deht, at two billions of dollars, is
declared equally high. The destruction of
private property exceeds by twenty-ave per
cent home estimates, and as to the item of
ten millions or fifty millions of dollars for
five years as additional taxation for the
navment of the Federal war debt, this sum
being calculated as the result, at (6) per
cent, interest on one billion of dollars. Mr.
Tyler claims the loss is not to be regarded
as sucb, since it is to be partially expended
upon the Southern States in the adminis
tration of the Government, and he then fig-
ures up according to ni3 own premises trie
total loss of the South, at $3,000,000,000.
.The Baltimore Failure. The ; Balti
more American says that the failure of Mr.
J. P. Bayne, of that city, is associated with
facts which the national credit demand
should be made public Throughout the
war, he was the leader of the Baltimore
rebel clique, which devoted its .energies to
the depreciation of the Government . credit
and the enhancement of the price -of gold,
and was regarded by rebellious sympathisers
as a King of Finance. With these antece
dents and characteristics, he became posses
ed of unlimited control of a national deposi
tary, and actually used the money, of the
Government durinr the war to speculate
against its credit. . lie borrowed of the bank
$700,000, .withoat giving any Kecuri ty. The
American thinks the whole affair is a swin
dle, and calls for a rigid investigation into
the rules governing the operations of the
bank, and into the loyalty of its fScers.
''Sonny, does j-our father take a paper?"
"Yes, ir, two of 'em. ; One of 'era belongs
io Mr. Smith and the other to Mr. Thomp
son, I hooks 'em both off the stoop as reg'
lar as can be." j",,',: ' : '
"Wake up Tiere and 'pay ypnr lodgings,"
said the deacon, us "he jmdged a aleepy
stranger with the contribution box. ' i
. , VP0W i8 goaI this momirtg?" said a man
itr a tsoal-yard to an - Irishman, 'Black, as
iver, bejabers,'! eaid Pat.-: . '
Paper torn up in- email inch bits makes
good bed as a substitut for hair or
feathers.' ; - - ' '.' ' ' . i
Marrying a woman t tor her beauty Jura
string a bird for k pinging. ." '
While tre 1 Copperheads arc eclamorinf
alike lor the unconditional restoration of the
rebels to power and against the dfil rifihta
bill, no Union soldier can forget that scenes
like those described below, in a recent letter
to the Cincinnati Gazette, are transpiring :
'The white people of Augusta, as well as
other points South, having recently masie
Seat parade, in decorating the graves of
e rebel dead with flowers, while the graves
of the Union soldiers were pasted coldly by,
the colored people f Augusta determined
yesterday to repair the omisoion. Accord
ingly they assembled at one of their school
houses near the cemetery with flowers',
wreaths and banners.-' Their teachers, white
and black, accompanied them, and in pearia!
fnl procession they marched to deport their
offerings upon the graves of the nation'
dead. A more touching spectacle and one
which will appeal more forcibly to every bsi
man heart was seldom seen, but incredible
to tell, the procession was met at the ga$
of the cemetery, by the mayor of the pity
and a strong force of police j and "despite jr
monstrances of Capt Bryant, the entrea
ties of the teachers and tears of the poor ne
groes, was sternly refused admission." !
-There was never a time - in the history of
our country when, in the struggles of its
two leading parties, one was more clearly
right and the other more clearly wrong than
the present. Upon the triumph of the loy
al policj deH?nds not only, the welfare anJ
protection of the interests of the North and
the preservation of the puhlic credit, but
the regeneration of the South. The white
Unionists and the freediuen of that section
have everything to fear and nothing to hapo
from the re-entnrorwmcnt of the rebel lead
ers in power. We cannot ignore their
claims upon our friendship witlwut display
ing base ingratitude and unstatesrnanlike
disregard of the future. In shielding our
selves from the domination ot traitors we
are also shielding them. The animus of the
Copperhead organization is plainly to wreak
vengeance njon the men who quelled the
reMlion, and to wield all the political pow
er they can acquire in such a manner as will
most effectually puuish the faithful defend
ers of the Republic . But it is imposiWe
that an intelligent and patriotic people will
entrust the control .of the Government to
its enemies- 7 "' " """ - .
; "SkooL Rools." The Ironton RegiUer
says that not many miles front that jetty a
young lady is teaching school, and sends the
editordbe following rules, provided her by
the trustees for the government of her
school: ' ' - ' " ' ; ;
'Noswearia ' " i- . t
'"quarrelia ; -. .
"niokuamin
"goin into the water
' "reslin an j urn pin -
"goin intu any persons trine-patches avr
orchards, without the consent uv tLa owner
"no pinchin '
"stickin uv pins intil each uther
"pull in uv hair durin books .
. "corten in skool
"Xot more than one pupcl mast go out
at a time, unless for wood, coal or water '
"nocrackin uv walnuts unless idried
"whisperin -; t
"Those rools must be observed, for a vio
lation uv those rools will be purrisbed with
a lash, accord in to the -verdict uv the trus
tees. . i ..; . - ' ,!
. Nothing can more fully illustrate the bru
tal feeling aroused during : the recent riota
at Memphis, - in which tty -the secession
spirit predominates,- tban - an incident re
ported in a dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zette, viz :- " - . " . '
"An old citizen named Ben Dennis, while
conversing with a negro barber in front of
the Bank Saloon, on Centre alley, to-day,
patted him on the back and remarked, witii
in the bearing of some white men, that
'here was a nogro as well disposed as a white
man,' or wprds to that effect. A man rtep
ppd up, and anked Mr. Dennis if he meant
what he said, shot him through the heart,
kilting him instantlyr t ;
- "Der Veto.1" One of our German fel
low citizens says the Elraira Gazette, got ag
itated on the 1'resideut'a yeto massage, the
other day, and thus relieved himself : "I
dinks dcr Bresident .is right Dese eight
years and petter, haf I gebt ' house, and I
nefer had a pureau in mine blace yet,.ajui I '
cct along ohuss as gcod as if have one.
Now dey-wants-ail -de golered beoples to
haf a pureau and dax do poor white beople
to bay for him. . I BtancU by 4cr BresiiieBt
An Irishman recently stopped at.a hotel
where pretty heavy bills were charged.' In
the morning the landlord made out the
amount xA' 'damage," aiid presented it to
Pat- After he hadlaooed over ),L the lat
ter looked the- laodlord - in the face and ex
claimed : '"I'e put me in inind of a wipe."
"Vhy'I akd':the Udiord.. Betase
ye're yery nigh all bill.
: A fashionable but ignorant young lady,
desirious ot purchasing a wateh washowa
a very beautiful one, the fehop-keeper; re
marking that it . went . thirty-six . hcurs :
'What, injoneay?r -
Some men keep very savage dogs around
their houses, so that the hungry poor who
stop to "get a bite" may get it outwide the
door. - ..'Y' : -
Slight-changes make .great differences.
DInner for nothing" is Very good fun, but
you can't jay as much of "nothing for din
per. . - , . -v .
A man mnkpf 1; a -vry wryface ocerav g?ll
Qf.viaegar, but hja-taketb dowp; a, -pjiartiof
whiskey without a twlsi.pf his snout. ,
- -t.t'SJS
. Bow apnpjing it wst btt tfaefiQitUfT
to bar a .bottla w. . . - -
inr