THE WEEK.
Last Thuisday, the Joint Commission
commenced -the work of examining and
counting the Electoral vote. A Wash
ington dispatch thus describes the open
ing'eCene. '‘fthe gra vel then fell and, the
President.pq tem said in his awful, sot.
emn *de: "The meeting of the two
Houses for . couating the votes for Presi,
dent and Vice-President of the United
States will now come to- order." The
irast,audience was at once quiet. Then
the gravel fell again and Mr. Ferry , said:
"In obedience to. the Constitution, the
Senate and House have met to be present
at the opening, _Counting and declaring
of the electoral returiis for President and
Vice-President of the United States for
the term of four years from the 4th of
March. next. In compliance with the law,
the President of the Senate will in pres
ence of , the two flonses and in alphabet
ical order call the States, beginning witti.
Alabama." He,f,hen unlocked the box,
took from it the return of . Alabama, broke
.the
r seal and Said Having 'opened the
certificate from Alabama, the Chair
hands it to the • tellers to be read in . the
prestnce and hearing of both • Houses."
Senator Allison; one of 'the tellers,,coin- -
menced to read the certificate received by
the messenger, whereupow all the.specta
tors in - the rear of the seats on ~ t he floor
rose and remained standing, as if expect
ing objection. But there.. was none at ,
this stage nor any other. When , the du
plicate received by mail was read, !gr.
Conkling rose and suggested that time
could be , saved , by : comparing . , all such
with the.one first read, and the suggest
ion was accepted. . When the reading
was , coticludedit 'took half an hour—
the President 'pro tern. said: Are there
any objections to the' returns from Ala
• barna ?" All eyes were turned upon
Seriator spencer, who had been credited
With intending - an objection, but bele
mainediiilent, and Mr.. Ferry said: "There
are none. The State•of Alabama will be
counted. One of the tellers - will an
nounce the result." • General Cook, of
GeOrgie, then - read the ten. Votes of that
State . forTilden and Hendricks. Arkan
sas went through the same form,' and its
six votes were Counted for Tilden and
Hendricks. California * followed with its .
six votes for Hayes and Wheeler, Colora
do next for the same, Connecticut next.
for.Tilden and Hendricks, and when the
three votes of L Delaware bad been - reached
the convention had occupied just in
hour."
,Tiins matters went 'forward until Flor
ida was reached, when atjthe question .by
Mr: Ferry, "Are there 'objections to thii
•certificate" ? Mr., Field of Nevi York
preiented his objection to the. first-cer
tificate, signed by Jones (Fla.), Cooper
(Tenn.), McDonald (Ind.), and by Rep
resentatives Field (N. Y.), Tucker (Va.),
Jenkins (Pa.) and- Sprrnger (Ill.) After
the reading of the objections and a eet of
counter objections , to tbe Democratie•re- -
returns,hastily prepared by the Republi!
can managers President pro' Um Ferry
onid :_"Are there ftirtherobjections to the
conning of the votes of' the of State Flo=
rida ?" (After a pause.) "If there be none,
the certificates and papers, together with
other papers accompanying the same, as
well as the objections presented, will now
be transmitted to the Electoral College
Commission for judgment and decision,
The Senate will now withdraw to its
chamber sothat the House may iieparately
' determine the: objections."
The Commission are stil deliberating
and will probably reach a decision to
morrow. • -
The, House . Committee have developed
evidence sufficient !to ,satisfy any man
that Wells and Anderson tiffeied the
eltctoral vote of
_Louisiana for.- sale, de--
manding therefor the sum. of one million
dollars. The testimony of one witness
was;ii detailed account of the offer of this
infamOus Returning Board to certify to
the honest returns of that State fOr Til
den and Hendricks, and not to fraudii
lently report them for Hayes and Whe...l
- for a consideration of $1,0100,000.
J.'S'. Maddock, a Reptiblican internal
Revenue.- agent, represented Wells sand
the board to Col. J. T. Pickett, who was
to raise the money, provided it could be
raised by the Demoarats. He communi
cated with kr. Hewitt, Chairmati of the
National DeMecratic Committee,. who
informed' Col. 'Pickett that it was the
third overture, of . the grind, though this
seemed more authenticated, but, like, the
.
others, he Spurned.% and requested Col.
Plekett _to reply to, thoSe Who started
negotiatiOns through hitti, that the Dem
ocratic party belieVed they had honestly
earned Louisiana; ,and ,dit not propose
to buy themselves throughheeheated
out of that result. . -
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- A NNUAL STATEMENT '
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RECEIPTS ( ' & VAXPE' ' D ITITRES
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- . Ihisquebanna t ountg . ~.-.• , .• '. - ,
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- • . For 1876.•. • i, ' .
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MadeiOd s imblisbediri pursuance'of ail Act ot Assembly of tb , l2th of Ailtil i . A.1).1885.
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TABLESHOWING THE BALANCE- OF COUR() RS' ACCOUNTS FOR
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Townships, and Collectors' tl IP. ti h. 01 . oti
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Apolacon:... EidiardEzoney.. $ 497 74 $ 463 48 $ll9B $ 28 $1766 $ .15 54 '$ 18) $ 132
Auburn.— •t• W C Lowe 1,635 92 1,587 70 17 29' 98 56 68 52 52 140 271
Ararat Win 11 Barnes . 397 77 874.99 , 805..78 . - 16 66 -1497 79 79
Bridgewater Jeremiah Baldwin 2,318 76 2,181 85 22 08 488 58 90 53 95 211 284
Brooklyn ' .., E S Bldridge 1,269 28 1.202 49 351 28 45 70 42 ; ' 108 228
Clifford . • .... ... ..... M A Gardner 1,47107 1,379 68 'lB 8.3 .'.2 61 ' - 50.96 , 44 - 365 ' 286
Choconut ' B M*Divitt I 592 94 558 93 . 460 941 - 20 97 18 57 142 98
Dimock . L W Bunnell 1,289 95 1,205 54 20 07 44 56 44 50 01 Bs2 261
Dnndaff I B Davis 1.69 75 160 46 85 844 424 877 27 20
Franklin D H Blowers 1,039 89 9814? 677, 165 84 00 80 70 168 ,162
Forest Lake W G Small.. 1,157 84 1.096 96 315 773 42 38 39 84 .97 2 07 - ,
Frlendsville Andrewlllinnehan 183 89 164 56 10 17 866 341 660 146 .85
Gibson Al P Pope - 1;681 45 1,592 20 '., 645 130 91 39 •8442 2 53 444 .
Great Bend Twp , A 0 F0x..... ... 993 92 935 64 904 .49 24 29 54 27 04 .108 1'42
Great Bend 80r0...... R Ferguson......'• 435 41 : 407 63 683 91 45 16 79 15 09 91 ...79
Gt. Bend Village Boro .L B Crook 226 99j 214 17 155 11 27 764 679 49 36
Harmony ....-- .. •..... -. Woble Thomas.... 1,193 86' 998 04 143 30 62 52 81 86 36 66 92 77 1.93
Harf9gd H J Tyler., . ..... 1,366 88 . 1.280. 14 13 37 67 37 46 62 42 23 117 - 2
. 22
Ilernck EJ Thomas 923 06 875 56 649 46 08 ,82 71 2992 122 157
Jackson • A S Bingham. 1,39036 1,318 85 •7 37 -6914•- 47 C 5 -48 93 81 281
Jessup.... Lucius Smith 902 00 854 01 305 44 94 • 88'80 , 8158 55 166
Lathrop Ansel Merrill 872 93 822 59 705 43 4 30'24 2782 96 146
Lenox.„.. T D Payne 1,526 60 1,442 58 10 10 75 92 68 64 5881 173 810.
Little Meadowi •C C Fox t 170 88 16071 172 845 5 2 464 32 24
Liberty ...•. . .... .. T L Smith , .968 53 900 70 20 43 47 40 41 78 .•39 00 73 205
Middletown ~. Wm Lee. 875 55 • 824 46 770 43 39 -84 92 88 17 1.75
Montrose . liaey Tyler 1,795 601 1,695 85 'lO5O • P 25 97 25 90 18 - 232 476 '
New Milford Twn.... 0 M Shelp 1,926 031 1,814 71 15 81 95 51 '52 57 47 88 217 ~2 52'
New Millard Boro .J E Dean 801 30 752:07 965 39 58 86 50 32 95 182 173
Oakland. S H Estabrook.... 149 54j .. - 672 45 ", 41 70 '' 3519 10 40 13 96 •1 71 7 3
Rush DII Dvine L 124 62 1 ,056 25 12 55 59 42 78 89 25 147 206
Silver Lake - Thos Ro e gers, jr... 1.008 94 948 96 ,
.10 at 7B
.49 94 . 84 05 • 825 221 159
Susquehanna., - Wm G Leslie 1,418 16 1,830 97 17 14 70 05 68 60 50 76 •517- 2 67
Springville - Z B Scott - ' - :1,355 08 1,273 29 14 78 67 01 53 71 48 50 2 643 255
Thomson.... T C L Wrighter ' 601 71 564 67 733 . 29 71 :21 09 19 57 • 50 •102
, —..—. -- —.....—. ............
• : ' '' • ' • .$36,883 80434.089 pet $504 96 $1,789 213 $1,387 47 0;227'4 sot 26 $64 50,
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Total amount of Duplicates '
" " . paid .............. ..1 ' ...$84; 0 09. 56
" - " exonerations• ' • 504.96
• 44- • " • percentage 1,789.28 -
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_. : ' , • —586,833.80
,Totalitnohnt of Duplicates 1 ..... I .-- $1,887.47
" ~, 64 paid .... t ........:: - .....t • $1,227:71
..- " exoneration . • 95 . 26 ' -
1$ " " percentage , .... ... .. .... ...... 64.50 " '
. - - —51,887.47
EXPENDITURES OF SUSQUEHANNA CpUNTY.
1876.
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$
Commonweftitt:eostil ' : , ' 794 50
Road and bridge.views , ' 651 20
Road damages ' ,
' 1 110 00
P. G Ball. County . Commissioner 362 20
D 0 Minkler ; ' 00
M E Ryan " IS
G - B Eldred,:Commiseioners' Clerk... - ... 700 00
Constables 1,211 82
Grand and Traverse Jurors , 4,267 01
General, township and4pecial elections...... 1,470 61
Court House and jail, fuel and lights . . 245 28
Court House - '.. 254 89
E Baldwin, Court Crier and Janitor ' 353 00
Airsessors.. °. .. , l i. '1, 516 00'
Printinz. - 551 63 :
Interest on temporary loans 156 91
Interef t on bonds outstanding • 440 65
" " redeemed .. .. ... ........ 889 66
State Lunatic Asylum • 1,166 05
Insurance 199 00
Jail . :._,.... . .74 82
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Stationery... ... 166 61
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts. .. 113 90
rot,
Coroner's Inquests 95 68
District Attorney ... . . 473 00
Town C10ck.. : .:.. - 25 00
DI) Lathrop. Stenographer .. 27315
Eastern penitentiary , 608 03
Justices of the Peace. ... . . ..... 7 00
State tax, 18
J 6 • 2,116 13
C C Halsey, ail Physician 49 00
Teachers' ........ . ........ 180 00
Agisjcultoral Society ... • 100 00
Pottage . 10 05
Registry 598 15
Jury Commiesionsra.. ;. t 100 00
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Wni A Crossmou, late clerk .„ 134 60
Win A Crossmon, Auditor's b . lerk and in eking ~
County Statement .. 62 50
Fraser ‘4:to Crossmon, Counsel. 1875 • 35 00
Win A. Crossmon, drawing oath of office for . •
Commissioners etc - -- , 8 go
Counsel, 1876 ..
. . ' - 300
County -I '3in ditor
Bonds - redeemed
6 900 00
M B Rehoe, late 'Sheriff .. . 224 14
Wm White, Sheriff - 1.095 22
Public Records 834 90
HENRY C. TYLER, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH. SUSQUEHANNA.
1876. Dr.
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To amount received from E G Taylor, late
__ TreAstirer. • ' , ...$ 4 000 84
To amount received from Rush Pocr Distriet. , 182 55
" II W Tiffany, taxes - ... .. 75
90
: 4 ` rirrlaiMaen 462
" Jame!! Murphy_ " . ....... .. ..... ' 55
Charfes Risley " 169
" F.Beinau, rent of Court House.. 12 00
" New Milford poor district -89
5900
46 1* 40
" . Elijah Snell taxes 244
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....odkval 1 V
COMMOLIWeaIth -vs.Dandon
••. Fines and jury fees
_ Jury fees
" Unseated land taxes ' - 1 240 36
", Duplicates for 1870... 86 333 80
" 3 mills taxon personal property... 1 807 47,
Blakeslee, et al., late Com'rs 99 00
" additional tax.:s 252 99
T0ta154 3 , 6 7 1 23
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COUNTY AND STATE TA *8
FOR THE YEAR 1876.
RECAPITiILAtidN.—COtrNTy.
RECAPITULATIO .f ..--13TATa.
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, $30,728 09
Tbe aboye account audi*Clinitari 0, 1817i-2-
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• M: ti:VAtrillt; -
L, B. O•DOWD. Anditore.
WM. MERILIIR, ,Tx. .
M. L. CATLTN,
L. B. 0' DOWD, }Auditor..
WM. MESKER, JR.: - I • ;
M. t. CATLIN,
L. B. O'DOWD,
Witt. MERgia,3l4. lAuditore.
By county orders .:.........$30,723 09
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COUNTY..
4 , amount of 12 refunding orders
...,$ 62 '
2$
County orthrs redeemed .. . 33 728T9
" 11xonerations to Coll.'s co. tax... . 504.96
aa Percentage " • .... 1 789 2/3
" ExoneratiOns • " State- tax.. 952$
.• Percentage - 4 t- '! • •04 50
By commission to Treasurer (less amount
received from State) • • 28829
By balance in Treasurer's hands .. ... 10 138 57
$43 671 23
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WM. ,SHERIFF ; IN ACCOUNT FOR FINES
,AND JURY FEES
OR.‘ • • - ' i - - ' • • CR.
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To *Mount at fines and Jury feu per. tertifi- By amount uncolleetable , •..., $3lOO
rat,eB, - of" the Prothonotary, and Cleik of the By B'per cent. retained. for collect 00 .. 19 8
'_.Court of 'Quarter Semitone •..,:.....$B l l 00 By amount paid Tomlin:tree and in tits an
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want...,., • •
•• 6,•• Jo , * ~,,, •••
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• 07-00 Totsl;.;, 64 02
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187 00
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STATEMENT , OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY TREASURY, JANUARY.
Ist, 1877. '
Available fund s... ! '• ' . ,*; lllO,l 0: 67
Uscurient funds of previous years about.;,_ ..... ••••• • • • • • . .•• •••• .. 600 00
Notes taken for costs, but which are uncolleetable, aboutl. 46000
, ;',The , present Indebtedness of the cou nty is nine th ousand' one hundred' dollars, with interest from November
27, 1876.
Attest :'G. B, DRI.I), Clerk:
Conunissionen i Otte.. Jaw:aryl, WV.
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We the' undersigned Auditors in and for the county ot Bustpiehanna , met, in pursuance ot
our duties, at the Auditors' Offitiiiii Montrose! on Tuesday, the 2d day ot January, A. D., 1877,
and did audit atekadjust and settle the several ac counts of the Commissioners•and Treasure' et
said county as follows, We find, upon -a thorough examination, in the hands of Henry C.
Tyler, Esq.,.connty Treasurer, Ten Thousand One Hundred and Thirty-Eight Dollars anti Fifty-
Seven Cents ($10,138.57) county balance ; and upcm a thorough investigation of the Commission
ers' accounts , we are satlified that our present board of Commissioners are.making every effort
in their power to reduce the expenditures of the county. We find that for distributing the elec
tion papers, Assessors d4plicates and papers,and the registry books and papers for the year 1872
cost the county s646,lwhile in the Year 1876, for distributing the same, cost the county' $197.50;
and notwithstanding the above encouraging :facts, we find that many of the .Assessora of the
county are charging exorbitant prices for making the assessments; and especially the borough of
Montrose... We find also that - the charges for county advertising are exorbitant.for the times,
and would'auggest to our Commissioners that they use every, means in their power to reduce the
same. And while we tiiid the present board of Commissioners have , made a large reduction in
the salary of their clerk we would recommend a still further reduction if practicable. ..
M. L. CATLIN,' }County Auditors.
WM. MEEKER,; JR
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Auditcdie Office, Montioie, *Miry, 1, 1877.
C. SUTTON, • ;
IiBER t , ,
- Feb. 7, - ." Choionnt, Pa.
I.IOIISk AND, LOT To i ,
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J Co• Uri
te - Cos" , z!AI
Situated in 'New Milford Borough.
• For term !, apy ly to.
E. K: itIegARDSON,
Feb. 1877.*4 ; Great Bestd, Pa.
EXECIJTOR'S" .'NOTlOE.—Whereas
Letters testamentary to the estate of Cormick
Cushman, deed. late of Montrose, having been grant
-
6i to the undersigned, all persons 'indebted to said es
tate are reqgested to make immediate payment, and all
persone having claims against the Same; are requested
to present them withontileley; - • '
' •,O. P. BEEBE, Executor.
Brontreee, Feb. 7,1877. • 6w4
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A A t TIDITOR'S NOTIOR--THE UNDER- -
signed tutring been appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas, of Susquehanna County, an Aitditor to
!diatribute the fonds in the hands of S. ft:Campbell, ad
ministrator o f the est.-of E. Dopp, decid,will attend to
the ditties of his appointment at his office iro
Montrose,on -Wednesday, the 14th day of March, at
_1 o'clock, p. m.. at which time and place all persona
interested, must present their claims or be forever de
barred from, coming in On 'said fund. ,
D. W.. SFs Atulltor.
6W4
Montrose; ren.-7, 1817.
ITDITOR'S WOTIdE.—The tftider t
rx. signed having been ippolzited an auditor by the
Orphans: Cpurt of Suscea Co., to distribute the money
in the hands of E. O'Neill. Administrator of the estate
of James. Murtaugh late of Auburn township, dec'd,
will attend to the duties of his appoiniment at the of
of Eon. L.' F. Fitch in Montrose,Thursday;March 1,
1, o'clock p.tat., at which time and place all persom in
terested will present their claims or be fore'ver debarr
ed from coming in,bifstitd hinds.
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•, •, D. T. BREWSTER, Auditor
Montrose, eb. '1,1677. Bw4'
1876.
A UDITOVS NOTICE. - The Undtir:
.111- signed, an auditor appointed by the Orphans"
Court of Susquehanna County to distribute the funds
remaining 'in the hande of Vernon Williams,- adm' r of
the estate of Chester Withatus. ded'd. will &Vend to the
lintleh of his appointment at the office of Warren &
Bon in Montrose oh Weinesday;Marehrthi at 1 p.m..
at which time and place all persons Interested will pre
sent -their claims or be forever debarred froM'coming
in on said fund. : : .
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, - - - C. A. WARBEN , Auditoi.
.Feb, 7,1877.- • • • 614 ,
Avrorroß's NOTIOE,The Under
. signed an Auditor appointed by the Court,of
ommon Pleas of Susquehanna Conn'y to distribute
the funds iii the hands of the Sheriff ar ising , from the'
Sheriff side of the real estate of WM. Howarth and
best Miles, terre tenant.iwill attend to 'the duties of his
appointment at his office in Montrose. on Friday,March
I6,at 1 o'clock'p.m.,at which time and place all persons
• interested are required to appear and present their
claims or be forever debared from coming in on said
fund. ' D. W. SICAIILII, Auditor. •
• Feb. 'T. 1877. 6w4
REPORT
OF IHE CONDITION °FISK
First Natiolik But of lontrose
AT M.ONTRQSE,
IN THE STATE OF FENESTINANIA,
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I:At the close of business, January SO, 1871'.
Loans and discounts... ~.. . $181.00069
Overdrafts.... „ 1,88017
U. S. Bonds to secure circnlati on .... .... 90,000 00
Due from approves reserve agents.. - , 110.078 84
Due from other National Banks. - - 6,06716
Due from State Banks and Bankers 8,9.54.9
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 9,914 43
. .
$30,728 09
...,arreiit exienses and taxes paid ' ,
. 2.806 18
Premiums paid 14,000 00
Checks and other cash items 15,8686 g
Bills of other Banks 1,490 00
Practicail currency (ineluding nicklea) .. 645 68
Legal tender notes 4,16600,
Redemption fund with U.B. Treasurer (6 per ;
cent of circulation) .... 2,150 00
Capital stot k paid , in , $100,500 00
Surplus fund - 9 090 00
,
Undivided profits ... • 7 ' 4,680 02
National Bank notes outstanding • 81,000 00
Individl deposits subject to check, ' . 50,19125
Demand certificates of deposit:.. • ' ' 40,254 09
Certified checks.. _ . 4.• ... '' . 6• • ~•
Cattier's checks outstanding .... ' 800 00
Due to other National Banks 7•570111
Due to State Banks and Bankers ' ' 3,750 67 .
Total . $198,14181
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA', '
COUNTY OF SUSQUEHANNA, r'
W. if. Tunnem, President of the above named
bank do selemnly_swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
_ Will Jr. TIIRRELL, IPresident.•
Suliseribed and sworn to before me this 80th day of
January, .181 f. . ; •
• • L. BR4RLE, !Tr., Notsritrublie.
doialicr--Attest 6110. VI BENTLEY.
G. B. ELDRED. Directors
A BBL TURRELL,
Montrose, Feb. 7,!1877.
!I'b*,lo.o!liaccount a
We certify the foreiningto be is true statement '
E. G. BALL, • '
D. 0. muocutß, County Commissioners.
,M; IC. RYAN. - •
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RESOURCES.;
Total • . " • $8,14161
LIABILITIES:
FOR 1876.
dited•Jaanazy 6,1877.
AUDITORS REPOT.
D issourTfox.
The firm of Read & Stroud is dissolved by mutual
consent., ' C. M. READ,
if/TIMMS BTROUD.
6w2
NEW;
The undereitored fume formed a colartnerehip under
the. firm name of Read Brothers k Co:
FOR - SALE OR . ' "EXCHANGE. , 4 •
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• irifty-stx acres of land, 80• acres of t
which are under a good state of cultivation, within one
fourth of a mile from Montrose , Borough, for sale or
excnange. Apply to B. L. Baldwin, at . hie office, near
the Court House. . .6w2
Montrose, Pa., Feb. 6 1677. . • '
IL L. CATLIN, t -
L. B. O'BOWD. Auditors.
WY. 11111ZAR, Ja.
Montrone, Jan. 1; V.
* * *Goode will be sold at strietly_eash prices for cash.
H.P. READ.
BILLINGS STROI7D.
evr2
Montrose, Jan. 1,1877.
AT SEARLE'S MILLS
the Oleo of
CORN MEAL AND , FEED
•30. PER-TolturL
.until'iuither notice.
Montrose, Feb. 7,1877.w1
BII.4LINQB STIcOUT),
• GENERAL
FIRE, LIPS AND ACCIDENT
INKRANCE:IGENT,
241C4c)istraiso, N*,4%.
•
Capital Repreiented, *1100,009,000!
Fire Atssociation of Phil., Capital& Assets, $ 3,500,000
Insurance Co. of N. "
" 5,000,000
Pennsylvania Fire,. Phil., , ' 6 '. , .. 4,100,000
Ins. Co.of the State of Pennsyl
vania, Phila. Pa. - • "
Lycoming of Maloney, Pa.
Lancaster of Lancaster,
Newton of Newton,
Home Inis..Co., N.Y.,
National " 66 •
Commercial Fire":.• "
Fairfield Fire ins. Co.' South ,
Norwalk,. Conn. 6 .
Atlas ' • " "
Royal Canadian, of Montreal,
Canada,
Liverpool, London & Globe,
of Liverpool Eng.. • it
Providence Washington, of
Providende, R. 1., 44 41
Tradelns. CO. Camden, 66 6 '
Patterson F 9 re Ins Co. Patter-
Bon,N. J. 41 16
colin.Miituti titan s. Co., , / Weft
American Life. PUPA. •-• ; •
Traveierslas. Co., Hart., tapital and Scappie $3,000,00
Railway Passengers •! • $500,000
Theniderslgnedhasbeen we.lknown anttdscounty,fot
thepast 20 years, as an Insurance Agent. Losses BT
tatted by hit Compatnies have always been promptly
paid.
121rOffice up stairs, in buil - ding oast from Banking
'Office of Wm. H. Cooper. & Co., Turnpike street.
•
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
HABLICS if. SMITH,
AMOS NICHOLS, - mana g re.
I LANODON, Softener.
Montrose. Jan. 6..1876.
ADMINISTRATOR'S .NOTICK-IN
the estate of Parker Gage late of Liberty,
twpi • Susquehanna %County, Pennsylvania, dee'd.
Letters of. Administration in tho said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, ell persons owing
said estate are requested to make immediate , payment,
and all persons having Claims against said estate are
coquested topresent thorn vyithoul, delay.
WALTER ruLLER,
Jan. 24.18T1. Administrator.
LL KINDS OF BLANKS
a AT THIS OFFICE.
.. > '7
will be i
seARLE.
700,000
- I ` 6,000,000
•i 400,000
$$ 150,000
" 6,000,000
450,000
450,000
825,000
500,000
st
44
" 1,200;000
• 27,000,000
600,000
270,000
WYE.
$40,000,000
$5,000;000
ACCIDENT.
a 40,000