.-t-N - '',' rein Prestacus Lincoln.
~ g oTorg, 11tIrsdarri • ch .
The .F 01 .rt _; .de milted, Con sst
tit* 414 •Mossee
-A lt , MI ref , nate artlii:yo f .ll4 of
'c ' , Re A rs :q 4 4" ' 14. :IP t
i t, ' d the n A 'oii, 4i . A
room n_ fI o 4. 3 yes% ic h .
'or table:' lest lichi all billab.
'a lel • fellow :. i 'h -, ",.
1 411111111 0 1111e1114414414 a• Allteter -oughit - to
iiiiiik illY Slat*, euhich miry adopt a
ohilitnont of' Wlitves*.iftring id such
MINNEIVIAP- 10 "0_ 1 P05'Ity , is uch...State
, - v U.ctirarostionte of the ille°"''
4 11 1 1 004. 4 40 10 4 44) piiitikk. it'r , ollueed`by'stch
1
3 ~,,..., i,' , :', ' A‘l(' f ::' i't. >. ' ',- ; , 1 ' s
1 elPfieillitipncpritabeidAiri the resolution
t - Meet Abe a nitro val at' „con gress and c t he
41111 4 , 41itelVirtlitiVrtd r tint if .ft, does com
-1101111/Ii 4114•1110ploviil,!Iittunt',Itof - importance
a r•m"
' Aill
',1040411n I'6
fortnitlpeoplo 'mi:die te fy inter,.
' k. ~00i0#0.161(02011,V tiVilfia Li r' t h e
' t • leo Oa* fegiM tv! , 00 0sidif to/lather
411.41illeir
.0410111ltisiviiitrOtiviritiptiewbnid find ifs'high
ppLipppititCcial'auch.imesitire, al 'one of `the
I le
11ket,4 6 nt,,/ 1 1 1 1 11 •,"• aell-preeervation. The
'itit tit' therexisting plan rrect ion entertain
sigiiik`tisti'tY4 Oeveinment will ultimately
We fortei , trii liclitiOWlreltie the iddepentlente ot
Offffptile of4e,disaireet lid regitin,At nil that all
m ir rAVI. 0 1
4 ,-*S11• , nOrth of kuch parte will then
" a unipn for„ : whicb we bev,e struggled,
lbeitikintadyinne, we mow choose to go with
1111100111611tIlkiir tivition'." ' 2'o deprive, sham of thit
4/0. amiremaiitto mid) 14 rebegii4i; end `the 1 . 11
ockiphioNo loms nci lila t ion - - Completely deprives
*my it, ottp, aßthe States initiating it.
e ---
4 ' pint Ts not thitt ali, the. States bolerating
41INIVICLOP*Olitit ) ''iiiy '',
soetr, if at all, initiate
.0100elpitii tuy betkiirwhile ttie 'offer is equally
i piptip4p,pfl o tPc.,more.Northerwiliall, by inch
iiitlition, molts it certain to the• more Southern
Out its ne,etteat'veill the former .. ..taper join the, lat.
.ttiev itilteiVileire;ed ' Copfeeforaey. I say "ini-
IS•l4•44 l 'Antellutle in' titylcidgment, gradual and
a s t aptltlmemeneipation Is better'for all.
''fil,the linererutancial oentetuniary view any
l iiiiisbef'ite,c4rigtless, with the Census tables
-did , Tieiitierieporte:tiefore him, can readily
ippgtfer binteel4'hove' soon the current expendi
i
, sa:obtOja ~wat,-would • purchase, ' at ~a fait.
„, itfip it!. p
11-the,slavee in any minted State.
Itetttli proppsition on the part of tbe.General
Goiiintrient, i Fels up nri,cfaim of , a right by
Irtidinirguilloritiee to interfere With Slevery
tiatitbin ,itate' limits, retering, as. it does, the
AI" ; ...tuteeeOptrol of the subject' in each case, to
',,,• • •1, 8 4•11,1tp,p4 its, people immediately interested
'lt fa
,prononed its, a. matter of perfectly free
i4tii4iCtiiit'them-
Vli itetAiiiiiiiar' - itiessage hilt December 1
ethollitt'. 4 l l 4o gay: ItThe Union must be pre.
1 17fult kW beftie.,4l.ll,inclispensable means must,
tieftmployed.,!! ~t said this pot hastily, but de.
'11bIt•
_OAT: '" War his been, and continues to be.
Illlgi/All•Peniteble . means to 'this end: A practi
tspl,Cetieknowledgemint tif the Nat lona!' author
titt , VSlol,..reakr the war unnecessary," and it
#
,otllti At once cease, If, however gui
, resistanoce
4 ' eetkiiiiiei 'thee' soar tallJe COllii7lllll, and, it is im-
Oliblei tii"fdretieeilll' the incidents which may
,11011evritl 4'Sitcti as may 'seem indispensable or
„may pktrip,usly'prornite great efficiency t ovvard
i t r tpdiriglke strugglecruust and will , come.
e proposition , now made, though an offer
•oftlit,al' hope if May be esteemed - no oflence to
lIIIIItt Witethir'lhe peeuniaty consideration ten
glpritti would not hi of more vfilue' to the Stntes
sto fri v P!° P 11 110 0! concerned than are the in:
tltution - and property in it, in the present as.
tact. of affath..
" 0 'While It is true'thst the adoption of the pro.
4soggelb,resoltitlon Would be merely, iniliatory,
And,petwltbiu Itself a practical measure, it i,s
egFcitntnclded in th e hope that it would soon
leid"to , Important results. In full view of my
egiiistiieiponsibility to my God and to my coun
t•irell eisritinstiy beg the attention of Congress
ti t epd.theletople to the subject, 1 • '
..,,,,- (Signed,) , , ~ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
~,
trioloP,c-rfeaLLAPE AND THE, ARMY OF Tilt
Il‘
"keliii An daubtlhat ye ep9n ehali hear,
ifliiiiilili'itti r ititti . of tlittliotomic, ,where 111 . cCLEI.:.
ilti4 Ititti l iiiitiatitlfed 'hie hoitiii and from the in-'
v iel:ftirloeNiiitia l ' in..Which : he • will concentrate
444i,'"thellteititsi . ol , rietiari, , ,,.andstlie , acciatnat.
.1164 which hilt the restoration of : the "Union.
" ' i iititgliad• With iiiesti exuitations of the people
41#4,4ia;(1,WoiOtily the 'imepeicafions of
,'ige t iiiiitinTieonipiretore s of sefssion, but yhll
unermopyt the .r . dipseeol,opa,fi4 . _ 114..!nuix?urs
f Oftli`e . liiii4;iciiiiiii'ib'i,iitiOnjo of. the Isiorth.
1:6:10# theiti4aiatiti . sees•ind rattle of. these
- Ciijiiverii4icoiliii are lieu ril; f ollowing the.trail
Ur `tie .t . 4 . iiiritirritt,:e hii4. Already, these; poi.
' ignbuthirtge al4 'Plain ie . & it:him.: he's iispec.
sOtitildiititii'iti - reeiore the, U n ion' ~ni. the
,i6tilifatitittlah t'and eV'en victory,' if
. :it':hias that .
,Objeitit'lind4n'd, iiii; tristesteitil tto his in'emiee. .
I'llie N'.'• Ir:Viiii;ie, which Vs . the most. ope n
. 4Nr.iiiit . . 4 iiiiiiiicant; does'net queraiori hie capacity.
'ett-hitilftitiblible'ttitc'eestat . but' a r '
ra'igns 'hjin on
- 4eoilWit'tlie . .tipint in which lie is disposed to
. eiWirCiii'llte' aitigalqi.' He Will nOt Win vict
AisiilblibAbelitiOn . lipirit.' His work, no mar
't !pi ii4i/PVlttidtte; a ria: virton ght Without About
- iiiiktaitlito'Witti te "°cOttiseuesti 'Which indicates
iiiitthtfUtilirlifitlied'andbiuntedby partistan
u"biktlitiriN4i/ii:iiithirgee'iii title fling .at` the
It4W,ii! 04, I rt4;.;'' - . .
iltiUi 4-.' i tit;tit ii, he' asitted Of. is, that, if
he teiiiith , 'liiJiiioiriivi, Orders -en ' rid Vince that
114 mild'egosb Ike' rebi.fliair et eittfow, he would
.4 •114?01- 1 41s 441,00 ridectign.thitt ire would be
. iikliy, 49 - itilli ot eeyf net) thottaind good voters,
iiriipm,fie.mightlieed In 1884-when he. runs for
i ll itistainti: tiV4iiialiite oi the re•un!ted and
ietittiertietaiidlkaiii 'Detitoeiiej,it '.: -
' 'Vtilif! i'f'illitatifrlt'in .. ';;,'h' ii
4icima!iina'ut . tee-.
itettlfiliits "ittedLit.t.i;:; ,follows hien. to' the
. illik4 s e:ftele4 ' " ittli prejiaiee'io . Velit tle ' ' his ‘a ,
irOt iiiia':ieh:,6).iii . '"iie; th'e , Oitit ' biiie.triunlilifk,
• , ... not'
~.'lorry. t eat this conspiracy 1, us
iSfelilielitelli ''We '.cali 41 on' ih' hl' ''t 0 ,
4
~w it, 4,0,,..„4.,.,., p
Tess e pu ic
....,.... i ,.. f
.. ;01 1110 4 111 ; lon !II ,tlie pan in cob
;.ftbk.•,4ii:-)titeptl in'd:enVeoti`a .feeling' _ it;
A Of the Oeiteral
.
FElotOittltv
.
a n'ot
rtial ' ;;;te foplid afrniurri4iict :fre ..!;pr d
Ltncohl c.ongrcsa. r.ecommending the c0.0p 7 -
efation. Ol.:11c Q.overionr);.tit with; any,
State which may ado* abolishment
.StOery). gixing iP.. Abe purchase of the
Slaves. There• can. be no "ol:ijection urged.
against the.plan yropOsed,except, 'perhaps,„the
•overwhermin;g expense, AO an already e'Xhit ust
mity , be. considered return. in.
1 0
~. 717e,,,Mnrnapernnq just ridveicate4.l.iy
real friendsOf iitigro, reeogitilzing,.as
it does ) that .the relation of the' 11.1astr , and
stave: Ia : one : Of: ownership*. and property,. for
which cOmpensatiorf'should be.made, and that
the. wholeTeciple north as. Well - as.south should , .
aid •in
.thepecuniary :loss. of changing:from
Slade to. Pee; eiso,that* . the• State's . are' the
only' power, to free slavp4, .• • .
. may .be 'urged :that, this, is not .
~p rOper time to discuss' till's qpestion, heing.Col-
Ctilitt r ed-tO-rlistract the puhlic attention. from
.more important -huSiness tin : hand, ..andr . ender
the:suppression orthe rebel I iciii:inote difficult to
,tichiese. -The Government is illy able to benr
the expense at thietirne,.besitlits'.the labor of the
slave irrne,ededpst wheie he, is teSi'iissisf in pay.:
ing- the shop - nue debtealrearly• incurred.
Fon Dcitsat.soa... 7 —We give a •someirhat
lengthy account , pf ,the battle at this place,.
thinking it Take, inte ng restiu thin,light read,
, • . .
lng'. yt•as•;•probably the most .bloody - battle
„
ever fobgh: en this continent.: • • '
• REMOVED,-A. No tritsc has.reMove!Vhis
Stove and Tin . Store to the. building known as'
Williams Store;
: reeently occupied by A. 13.
Armstrong: Tjis,patrons will find,him . ut . bin
new quarters with an extensive : assortment of
Wares, ,in his line also, prepared : to mantnae-
•: The Miner again etterripts,to shift 'its course
.to.suit the steadily increasing • tide in favor, of
the..constitution and Union; the change we
far is . .too.'suddon • to,be Listing, and sr: return,.
to its old. Abelitionfdiennioa. policy. may • reas
onably. he expected, , Aa eVidence. : of its sin 7
Cerity:it sari noßePublican wishes -to,deny.Or
evade, the . sleVe guaranties•in' the constitution,'
,enumerating them. One year: age such jan
guate..*o9ld have placed 'it outside the pale of
Republicanism; whoever heard a kepuliiaria&
mit that stal , ery . Wals com4itufionnl; or that the
obligation return fugitive slaves was .bind:'
ing; thu repudiation of cOnstirtitional
* obligations,: by the:dominant. party that ,has
wrouglit our Nybet occasion' Was there'
paSsage of “liherty.bills, , !.
the:comititution, , in:efl Northern States where
the Repubhcan parly bad • the..itseendahey,, it
these•reimiteinentsts were- not-denied eve,"
'led;.whatf.tieed of. the fallowingoti.the',basis
ofßepublieanipolieY, , gthat all men are'eieated
.equal, that they ere endowed by' their Creator,
with certain :u.neliontible :rights.r that among
limed zierlifo ..fibirty, and the pursuit Of. , hap ,' .
piness.-,: The creed' Oplie, Republican party..
was that slavery Was againet divine'right , end
must be•aholiabed, though the constitution per-
.'llye,are asked if in the event
,slaves shoiild.
'run aWay'frorri ;hei r . Masters or be confiscated,
, (vioultf this prove that'llie ;war is not directed
ogainat the rebellion?"' :The -accidental 'fate of
slat;'eiy; in the littlire,' will Prove nothing
regaCtito the present Object . Of . .the'vvar or the
'Causes:that prodticed it.' There are few sane
the.country: who do not' admit that the
.tnicenstitutional and untaWfultnterference : with
I:tiii.inatittitions of, the slave - States: tbe.,,irre
presiible. conflict" inaugurated by'SeWard,and
1 practiCally.Cciinmeneed.by by, Brci s wit inMis
iouri and , Virginia, was
,the cause of. the tear;
'and: theeff,irts . of . leading liennhileans, in.. r and
out of Cefigress,• to make it:a War ai aipie
the iwtstitkion instead c‘itgainst the
•tebelljori;":•has.been'theiririncipul .obstruction
to ite.speedy arid successful : termination. :
the. Iltinir,.. we never voted for the
ctiraitor..l3rrckinridge
vote and - Ittbc,t for the election of .J. C. Breck 7 .
ridge who was considered' full - Oa . ..patriotic; and
worthy as either of his eompetittirsi and who ran
on a national, constitutional.' platform. Thig
tionot regret; had !Ina ticket 'succeeded,. or
either of . thosc4posed to Republicanism, who
doubts 104 now. be :enjoying, Peaee and
prosperity instead of being engaged in :devas'...
toting -war: Our neighbors' would not be so
ungeneroue.allo•implicate Mr, Breckinridges
supporters at the•election :with, his subsequent
counpi.... Ile and the editor . haVe been striving
for the same 'obj'ect—to make dissolution per-;
pqtual.. . .
. .
• If. there is any consolation to' the Democrat
editor la' the thought, that the man whom he
sees . fi.t to call the "Spiritual editor"' had any
thini.to'dO with the articles referred. to in his
last Or' that-that mantas had any ton.
nection , with the - editorial columns of this paper
?since the Fall Campaign, he ought to'enjoy it,
especially ,since. tnust on
the . %stiole, be exceeding, blue. ,We only say',
keep GUESSING Mt. Editor, you 111AY
hOdy after Many .
the ft,Spirithalist Suiierinteadent. Irma
been'" known !se , the editor of ' the Mittel:, and
having identified- himself as siteh, in canvassing
for stihairibari;iii:obrising ta' Llevefa large
SierqtO iii'ireetirnusi matters lve may be par
Lionsfilar rittrilintirig,the editorial to hrm;
otfiereauii,likeiYto mtalead the' public, as well
as,c,iurieq; qi,e;fajt th a t (one. and -ea
,w`e're-,rinOttl'iltiit'v'e "
. .1) ••• • 1 0. "v
-ever,tit Li of, no ceinsequenie airy bodyho
tot iiirelytftofie hurt"
4 ,tory Attee* g to thatiudii: .
due to bim will
ie fruit* of pact
'f.,o,l.le!, ',Will be
‘tiik.'edijeets'
i?alignent
•
Nziuie I Notbipi
timitiiiil army
14.4 r 1 , +4 4 , /
Apnit
. 'Tile .11etner . devoteA' but,. direalourtlia o .itti.
entiro inside. reading Tatter. to .our .es aria . ) ;
bee - fir:::".:.lt lici , irever begs the irldulA . enee f its
, .
readers ler, a.fe w. w.eeks ,'. We trust the sid:i 7
fAilbois,:tl:Ohat, papa, will poSciese, theit.S . oll4
litith•pAiiAhce; .we own' to . A . cuikisity
. to learn .
I)o'w.mneh : spaee eiti be;oAcupied. lA:ithont ad:
.venting an ides or m . a4ing . .it point. .......; . ..
We ore learn that
nt he'c'nrrie , cilefuriqt"l-g . One;
Col.. Ih has . -the ienotation.9 l.
being a .. brive nrid 'aceorp . plished'ofricer,'otack.
nowledged'iibility arid respe'etabiy 'connected,.
vve-should.not be: surprised' if....snme inquiry
Ivere'made .in 'revard.to who 'did . it '_end : the
means used.. •Iniagifie.ihe..surpOseand'iliper
non'sterrietinn %Viten it...is' . foUrid that the editors
oi . thnlll l .lCean r , ;inity . thus ()hiker , '
ated 'n a me from among:tnen.'
It will pa - isittly take. another weekend:-an.
effort, , Of.the''knowii;g editor to . obliterate' the
,remembrance of that scuttling - letter . ; for it
has , alreatly!ffeeted riiele'good- than a legion of
such pigrnies as theeditor:eould in a life.tirrie..
•Let us lien' 'what this writer' knows;
. first he
o'resortS to the , vilest measures to supplant Col
Kane, and and.estahlish himself ass Colonel• 'ol
the regiment bifore his resignation was aeeep
tech". thafsia, ho iachtirgedWith attemptingtc:
regain what he already held., I.* he positive as
sertion that Col. • ICs n'e wail -defeated by Col.
is Moctified; byinttmating that' it,' was
either. Col B. or hiS '. , .worshippers.'-''', Thear'•-
1100i.which is lengthy,, :shows — conclasiVely.
that the .. writer.doiotk.notd' mark.,..ond . might
safelr'Seek instruction for several . yeers;
with
out endangering, his mental. faculties.
..
. llairoirra:rq hoe been re
ported in theltouse of 'ltePresentatives by .111 r.
Hutchins, to ~ < emtalize.tbe rates of . .riostage,''':
'eq. it is very long, but.we subjoin.an.abstra
ct'a few iMportatitsectiois::
•. Section. I:letter posiage.,
lette
rs and others sent less:than thiee thousand mil
es, when prepaid, not exceeding half, an ounce
in Weight.'2 cents ; exceeding. halt an once and
not ex ceeding Mien, 4 petits; • exceeding .an
ounce and, not exceed:ogtwo ounces, 8' cents;
and all heavier letters in. 'proportion. : When
:not prepaid,:the postage. to be double•the aboVe
rates. 'Letters:over three thousand.mjles;to. be
four time's:the above rats;. that is, to ; and from
CalifOrnia.nnil Oregon, singlelelters (up4o:hall
an ounce in weight) B:cents . . • ... .
Sec.. 2: Postrige.on regular Newspapers and
Periodl'er.ls.—Papers and periodicals published
Weekly ofofreni•r . ,.ofao average weight (When ,
dry) not eireeeding 4ouy ounces; .
• ' , Once a week, yearly- postage; 20 cents: . '.
Twice
,a week, yearly postage, 40 CentS.'
. Three times a week yearly postage,oo cents.
.-:Six times.n week,'yeariy Postage,
Seviriti.meS a week, yearly postage, $).40.
And'in the same proportion: - if published at
other intervals.:.. ": , • • .
."*. Periodicals, Publisherknbtas often as once a
week,,nrid of a weight net exceeding font -oun;.
cer, - iwelve . eents a year, if monthly, or. one
can! a number -I weighing over, four and;not
epeorling eight ounces, .tweinty-four cents - , a
'year; oV two cents' a number; over. eight ourices•
and nut exceeding sixteen ounces, four '.ceirra , a
nutnber of fwelve cents a'nui - nberi and 'larger
in the • same prnportion: , The postage, as.
aiive}. to be:paid •quartekly, half-yearly, or
yearly, in'adVance. • ; '•, • •
,Peer..B : Provides for the sauna' rates ria in se c
tine. 2, for all liaeic•.ntitirbet's . and Antrlicafp
conies,aent to subscribers: ; And..rieWspapers
sent to, or received le - y• publishers, editors or
news agerox,to be . , charged tWenty, . cents :for
'fifty copies,PrAwo cents for five' copies,. 'pay-.
most eiffreV on, mailing • or , on deliVery
.periodicals, at the, same postage, when , sent. to
publishers, etc:, as'in section',: .
'TALictsc: ,CONGIIESS3• 7 IM4: New York
Todd hits off Congress'ior its talking' propen
sity in the following style. ' •-• •!-
Gold three per cent: preminum in street.
,yeSrterilay,aiiil the rates rising; :yet Congress
noCe nothing but 'talk'. • - •
the tide of speiee setting iMbeavily'fortu•
ropei yet Congresii.does nothing' but. talli..
The exchrngi , s - rif•the country, foreign and
dumeitic,in wild' disorde4 yet Ccigriss.:does
'nothing but talk: • .
Not 'a 'dollar' to befontid in the Federal Treas•
cry on.the'lsth•of JaniiarY'(eee Mr. Chase's
sp.techj;.yet'congross does nothige.hnt
Anirredeemlible currency", :inll4teil' . yalues;
monetary discredit, - .enmrtiereial '•dishonor.,
repudiation, certain disunion, en 'abruPt.end
ingenious terminstion•of the. war-'-all
nut; yet Cnngaess does nothing but ta1k...:.•-•
\Ye:See it 'stated that Charles Albright , of
Mauch Chunk obtained a colitrpot from General,
.Cetperrin, helot "thydear General . 7 waa hanialt •
ed. to Russia', for mnimfactUniOg• shoes Thii 'is
°iitotfier of Cameron's:.good. - Management. The
Idea of eiiiine; a Shoe continet •to Latt:.ynr . is
very ritlicurotis.'
.'Ol course the limb of the law
will out to
.a .shoemakpr and vocket - • the
difference. .11.oiirpoor Uncle Sam is robbed.
Arg-us. . • . . •
. .
: A Ci.evEn•Boy :--c(llflio:made: the' world?"
eciced'n teacher of nue of his 'pupils, the firs;
day he entered the village school. Again the'
ques , ion.was repeated, hitt in a sharper tone.
The teacher, never doubting that
it waapute;stubborimess on the part of. little
:Haus, now threatend to .whip hiMsoundly un-
Jess he immediately told him who .made the
worlth This threat had the desired; effect;. an
answer must be returned, -.and : the .trembling
boy answered, "I did, butl . won't do so.agaid."
.
“Slaveryi!' says
. arr Abolition journal,
costing the United Slates. three millions a day,
and it.eddS, 34 s it'unt; about' time to tint an
end ;o.: : uch an expenditure?' . This Abolition
journal has got thelnot .on. the .wrong
isA bolifinnisn, that is costing the United States
three mill ions•n day.- oeced
cd. to the ien.t 7 onahle•wislies of tho.:Uninn men
of : the, botd , r States - at any time between
December 1,.1860, andFelifury South
ern secessionism would have been a tailnre, and
the country would te.day have'beed united and'
at peace:. iA it notabout time to put . an end to
AbolitionistriT—Chicage •Tintes. ,
,•
- • • Louis, March 10.
The following is an official dispatch to .Maj
Gen. McClellan: • • •
g'he army of the Southwest, under Gen.
Curtis, tifter thr,ee days hard fighting, has gain
ed a thoit.glorious, victory, over . the 'combined
torces , of Vari:Dorn, McCulloch, price' and
Manosh. 'Qurloss,in killed and wounded is
estirnatod atone thousand; That .of . the enemy
larger.—Guns,
fired.iri hiege,quantities: Our cavalry ere- in
puriuirof the flying enemy. -
•Il W. lULLecn. N. Pen.
•
TREASURERS'.: `•
-SALE- .•
Of llnseated . Linds for the`.Years 1860 an 1 .1061.
' - I . O.TICE is hereby given that ';agreeably . to
Actof Asset - ably in - such•ease matia,:and
proliitiatli : . The following, Iraets f.Tusented
Land in.'M'Kertn county. will be.exriosed.:to
nuliHcriale,:lor arrears of . Taxes, at the ',Coati
House in said County, on'the second . Monday
Ce, .Toronc/iip,.
Wen'r SCA. AORES.'SUPPORSD OWNERS.. •TAX.
Tau 29 AT. Barden • .$247
. 2229 • .• •;OS 'S
,Allackus • • 4 08
• 3478 , • 150 Connollyilount • 12 75
.• 4325 , • Spith -& Wood , 782
43'29 70 J'ohti•Kiog 55
• •*. • 76.3oaephBush :14 00
4325
' 4326 ' 047 3
. 201',20
•• 3145. :.. :150 George 11 Stoddard 31 88.
' 5 148 . 25 Thomas Sltz.Shlunone 2 13
' Eldred • Thwarhip. • .
.
74 - 200 6 L wiird • -• 12 50
528. , 200 01, Ward ' : .32 50
6122 600 N B Bbired , 41.25
. . 381 -.• •201'0.k,Backus' ' 1200
3158 . ' • 60•Lymah Batik . • 313
1112.0 • Jerome liuttibe ' 3 13
4322' . 407 Chamberlain &ilea 26 44
:•• 4323, 1 1831Thamberhile k' Rea 11 44
- ':2085 . . • • 83 Chamberlain &Rea 519
• , .3102 - 164 Chamberlaio'd: Rea ''6so,
Otto . Tolgivihip
, .
.4313 .• 1100 01o3n Lumber Co' • .7150
4004 • ' .• do • 40 . do
4603 .; do' : do : • do
3995 ' do do - 60 ' ' •
3359 1 ' . • .
31112 } • 3196 do • :207 74 '
5019: 'll6O E W Doan • ' • 7150
.3353 - 76 13 W. Barrett • • 640 ,•
.2089' . 53 nobertmartpn ••' 450 .
3351 . " 306 C Soalwell 8c 8r0:22,53 '
do • 354' Belton & Co. ' ; • 60 1p •
• . • Bridforil' Touniki.p. •
.4017 1100 Rathbiale, Cholas 365 06
3000 • 700 and others, . . ;' 52 . 5 0
3194.,
.• .1100 . cio - 1 : , 8250
3000 , 400 •., do • BO 00: ,
3333 1106 Bilamborliln and.
4005 . • • 660 Hall and Barr • 89 60.
3317 100
.4605 • •. • 650 Timm Lumber Co. . 11550
40117 6 0 , , . • " 173 26
4006
4 479. • 50 30 :
J l ; 4 i , i 'd ) :
800 8 W.Dridley 168 00
4330 , 700 ' 14700:.:
4337 • • • 1100' •. : ll5 56
4370 do 115,50_
3008 • •• 'do Bilnghbury• , • 93 50
3125' • 222 • , .. 19
94 23
'3350. 1 : 575 ' • ':
• 49 58
3306 , 534 ' • ' • .• 45 22 .
'llOO6. 151 .1.. ' ~ • . • 12 84
331' „ PO' . , • 15,31) -
5385 • . • . 567. ." . ' 48 20
3317 311 • ' , ' 29 04
3319 . 437 •:' • • .37 15 .
8320. :.781' • ' . 60 311' .
2291 1150 • • • .• 03 09
3107, • '429 • •. ' 36 47
3337 . 15 : • 1.99
.0332 -* • ' 78 12
7283 , 0131,D gingsbuty , 81 69
. • 505 D Kingsbury • . 48 03
3470, 614 D Kingsbury 52'9.
.3300 •• 740 D'Kingebury. •-
.69 90.1:
2247 790 13:Kingebut y • ••. 67 00
2986 .410 Dicin • pshury 37 40
5313 . . - 233 D:Ringshury . . 19 81
3310 . . 427. D liingebuty .36.30 . 1
3905 . '•
. 741 D Kingsbury . 28 99 •
.3421 • . 1190 B. tool B. R Co. 115 50 ,
3131 • ' '66691..en.111: R. Cd' 69 13
.•
3180 , 461 11. and - 11. 11.13.C0.,•-48 41
.•
- . 3128 .487 11. and B. R. R. Co.. 61 11
3126 I ' 981 11, and 13 CO. 408 01'
3195 ' 701 11. and 14 It. I 1 Co . . .70 'Ol
8120 ,1190 Lee and 114 kins . 115 50
2137 •983 8 Plleeoher • . 21 23'
.3130 .• • 1908 P• Beecher ' 14.93
2280 _066 8 P Beecher .. 49 • 4
158 01.115,3-ty •: 1470'.
.• 300 a Walker. • . . '7 60
3319., . '5O D 01 Preniite . , 2 .5 26
3317 ••• 139 Olonn.Ltnher, Co. • 1460
2256 .• . 19) D Kingsbdry k0th0r3.16 . 41
. .
,Corydon , Township, • .
'4876 , • 5 23 Ii Kinzsliury '• • 57 31
4907 100 1) Kingsbury ll4 73
4008 * •
," 073 0 Kingsbury DO 03
.4010. •: . 1051) Kingsbury • •21 45
4009.. • 101311 Kingsbury 714 73
3699 • • - .1090 CP. Bailey • • • ••110 00'
3720: do C P , . do
37'21 " • .do.,CP Bailey • do'
3702 . • aci .0 P- do
3701 ' do. Wm, B Pran • •, do '
3731 .• do Wm'. M Pratt •• • do
7 429 Wm, Wllkison ••' • 47 10
•3 • *: 429.Vanienrafer and • • • .
Conklin : • •4710
-10 • • do ," ' do 2360
11 do , do • .
.do
d 0 'do . • ••• •do •
3711 , ;1000'; . dd. ': 110 00
'3732 • 000 • do' • • 66 00
371.5 .•• • -2000 0 A Miller • , 71.0 00
3716 , .500 • do' • •• 55.00
.4008', • 761 Lee and napkins. 93 71
• 3705 ••• • • • 161 'Unknown , "17 71
3107 - 1060.._ do : , • • 110 00
3731. • • 760 Phelps • ' 77 90
cio :• • • 100 A'Anderaoli . • s 11 00
do 200 der Bean ':• ' 22 00
. • • • - Frim:Seaced.: •
411
. ..• 4010 415 ,701T14kinson and Co.. 55 . 74 '
Liberty
15 , .20i•lllocknnir and •
- • . Rockwood' • ' 1608
•' 624.
"173 . 160 ado 1260
.3456 -•. 47 L Fdben • . 9'44.. -
• , 2471 5003 Rosa ' . 'BllOO
2914 000. dd .'• ' 444 01
• . 3' , 54 161 BO& and Marlin •"' - 32 80 . •
• . •1317 90 do . • 1900
2165 . .do . ~ 29 20
2179 ' 355. do' 62 24 ' •
•' ' do -. 245 Jacob Cosa 72 33
2158 70 do . 20 65
• 11200 35 .do ' •10 38 -
, 50 Pei ton and Ilalioy , 800 -
do do
' 03
120 J o'oOloinau ' 24 00 ..
• 2474 44 do .*. 3 62
.2168. . 'lod A N Lolibridge ' , ' Suo '
• . 2441 , 25 . do' , •2 00
2474 ', 200 T B Winans' " .• 16 00
• 3071. - . 300 0 W Iles • • • 36 00 • •
. 3150 360 , ' do . •• 43 20 .
• 2327 ' .25 do . 400
"From'Snated..
100 TinniihY Chicken 'l 25
50• W Vandike ' •pa
Irealivg Tow,ll,7hip. , •
2093 , 80 Ar •
thiir,Young . '9 60.
.2148 620 Ilullandidorse • 14 . 40.
2255 ..•,. 658 ' . do .. • 78'48
2259 • 500 ' do., 2100• •
. 2094 ' : • 152.0 W.Rea. ' , 12 16 „'
2261 • • 152 $ Eolnien • 14 . 66. '
. • • •. Fromieated. •
. . I • 'o2Thos. '.98 *.
ate'Toiatahip.
-3904 • 1309,1' Reacher • 9 75' , : •
2277. 168 do . 12 60 • • ,
3i36 . ' 413 SY R Watson , 81 05 -
.3113
3431 , $V R : •
• 3436) , - '3600 and others ' 540 00
• •
2245 . 1418 tiartwoll= ' • ' 2115
.2257 I ." 74 dp -11 10 •
3399 Jonejth Broth 33 95
I . 'l-'3481 123 1101 s and Co. • 16'05'
. .100 8 B Lee ; or 11 . a; k Inn 15 00
' 3416 •' „ 100o'D Kingnbury 75 38
3001 •• .303' ' do' 22 73
'.3417 .• kro do ; . • ' 8650• A
~ , 4 277 . . 921 do' " • 69 08
2276' ' 1 3100.- do • • 82 50
. .2278 '• 564 • • do . 42 30
• .1 , 27‘ • . .41D • 'd4 • • . 74 02
2274 .*•902 . do. ~ • ..7215 . ,
• 3408",.'• - • .1100 Bam'lsl,Poi Estate 82 ,
~ • 620 ...dO ' ' • 33 43 :• .
3U 40'
177 A Moron ' •26 66
2216 -605 Mill and Morse,' - . 90 75
' . 2247
.• • 130 , • tdd
2253 : .580 do . 87.90 • ,
• . 2151' . 606 '•'.09•,• ••• • . .75.00
' 2237: , 215 • do. •30 75 •
2258, " ' 350 .•do • ,•'-• 52 50
34:4 . . •65 WilkinsonPlimpton 4 . 68 ;
.
••. • 3131 460:: do , •- ' 3518
3125? t -
• 3436 S • 100, •• do • 7'6 0 •
,•• • • 1111mil . ton
5556 .•• ' •
.350 D •.• • ' 2,6'55
2,129.' 603, Wm Br,atktf.' 44'02
4912 1043 . .C8 raker 76'14
1911 • . :723 .Warien-•Co';.Bank:. 52 : 78
2820 , 50.- • •do , 3'65
, . .
. .
49.13. . 1043 L Rooslett.'
4914 .. • do G Atiss
4910 • do
4915 • - do * Gager .
5573 : Ino. Smith Law
250' 134 413' ' do •.
2855.". 147 • '225 D Harper ' 16 43
2:577. 143 do W Dunning.. do .
5571 .: • 130. S Laing •, : . ' .9 49
2732 • 90 225 E Hunsiker . 16 43
5574 . • 531.11 track'ett• 3898
2655 121 119 do ... • '25
5573 • 100 A Andoison • • 730
2580: 133 225..Ashei . .Wfi . ght. 16.43
2946'. 150 do. c ..• • do •
239.6 126, 168• 0 ISI Slocum 12 32
2577 . 'l4l 113' Isaac' Jack - son • 825
2869 131 225 Lyrnito Locke; •• 16.43
. 2820 , 68 Clo J.Hold;'s Estato do:
2560. 140 . . do • do • • . 'do
2855'. 148 . Jo. . r OO . . . do
2605 151. d 0 . .do
• . , .
••• .• •
5572 • 384 Jet Bean • • 28 03
5.556 - 293 do • 21 . 39
2577 141 . 113' N Vannes.'• . 825
'3732 •96 225 Thoinas Boyd "
- 16,43
2577- • • 1.12 do do • do
5572 : 88 W S'Oviatt • •'. ' 642
5572 146 W,S . Oviatt .10.66
2530 123 225 C Palmer • • 16 43
do 1'24. do . - do do .
do 'l3O du 'do: . do.
2943 93 225. R G•White l6 43
2732 95 . 225,.W Scofield • 16 43
. 2569 138 125 P.E Scull ' ,- 915
2569 'do 'lO,O PSl:fetid ~ . • , 730
2396' •• 128. 22511 Allen 16 43
2560 -132 225 T L Newton , .•16 43
. 2943 54 225 D McCormick. 16.43
5572 . . 100 I Seeley. , • .. ' 730
5556' • ' 200 A Warner 9460
5572 . 200 T and.J'Bagley : 14.00
5571 . • 205,J Lewis , 'l4 97
5570 . • 200 Warren Banic 14'60
5571 • . .150 .Warren Hank 10 95
5575 - • 125 Vrirren Bank .: 9 .13
5571 • 200 Unknown ' . 'l4
5573 • •,.800 E Ensworih . 38 40
.5573 ' 68 J A Anderson - ' '4. 96
2555 . 121 113 Payne or -Phelps , 8'25
3969 . - 137`• 225 Wetmore - , 16 43
':lllo . Pivich Township.. • , .
215 . 8 . .75 Brandreth or Payne • :
- 506
2588 • . - 04 A Seely)! • 8.16
' 651,J Manning , : .58 b 6
47' C Derby ., • . : 4' 2:3
2417 28 52 IV .• 4.56
. . 4 '.6 . 2; Charl6 Tinker 6 . 6 . 3
2862 120, :M 0.3 Hamlin • 8 48°
• :' • 188. Finney and CO, ' 16 02
01• R Flni.thier .8 48'
2162 . • fl 890' Rk.W Ha Isa'y ". 90.10
2391 .• 200 Smit.hArinans and Co. 36 00
2386 .•• . •• 179•,•• • •, do • 2 :39 60
2862 - , 961
.• do . •, 172:,98
2443 . . 880 . : do. •• . 00
• 'llO 'l5 • da. • • -2 75
. 11'9 170 • do '• 21 60
. 120 ' 146 2 ao 26 58
• • .121 96 . • • :••17 '2B
39_'13 • .• ' . ' • .15 7 5
2381. 23 .200 - do - • . • 81 00
2455 • , 309• .' do 81
• . .
,•• • • '94 I , lF.Jones ' •:8 46
2393 • 188 Gain-tam, AscCulluri - 06 92
2386 141.70ocnns • 12 9'9
'2330 36 94 1 .- Lathrop, . . 8 . 46
2.138 c, 8•'197 H - Hamlin ' 1773
2583 9 • 40, H-1-lamljn ••• ,
.3:60
2138 • • • •04 Alfred Seeley 8 46
. •ll¢anliia Totivi,shiß. -. •
3073 • 900 Halseys , , '7B 75
3038 100 Sones'or Finney, • ; 8 75
2677 '2 94 Jer Bean 825
2375 28 124 GeOige'Wlggan 1 • 10 85
do 29 30 George Wiggan . 2'63
do' 42 124 Georg 4 I . Viggan' • ' 10 85
do , .43 do 13 - D Hamlin'
2365
.411 do BD Hamlin • do
• do. • 30,, •30 B D Hamlin 263
2375 29 ~94 A Bradner • 8.23
2365 30 do A Bradner • do; .
2556. 12 153 Zack Hawkin's- 13 39
2664 • •12 47 Zack Hawkins 4.11
2573 50 ilorace . .Btarka • 438
2664 . 'lOO Wm Ripley' ' 875
2677 • 20 Winans and others ••• 175
2573 617 .W.inans.and others 53 93.
2556 546' Winans and others 47.78
2664.. 520 Winans and others 45 50 .
2365 607 Winans and others 53 11
2375 . ' 365 •Winans and others . 31.94
2470..' 778 Winans•ind others . .68 08
1469 900' M'Kean& Elk Land Co 60 75
2600 • •900 . , do: 1 7 10 • do
2605 900 ,"do'do do
2606 . . .800 -do 'do 54 00
2609 ' • 450 • do . 46 30 38
2638 ong do do ,•60 75
.2663 : do . do, • do do
2665 • .do do'' . do do
2671 • do • .do do do
2688 ' do • do. • do ' 'do
2689. • ••. do . do
2690 do 'do" do '•
do •
2691 .. do Alt>. do. •do
2.703 • •do . ..do . do .
3085 do • do , do ' do..
3086... do do. ' . do •
3069 : ' . do '' do'. do: .
3091 • do,' do ..' do . do .
~3092 • . do ' do dO do
3033 do .do . ' . ' dci
3097 do ' do . - do'
3120, • ' , do do do
3121 • ' do 'do" ,• do . ,do
3122' do . do . do do
-3123 . do , - do 'do do
3124 • ' . do ; do'
8127 do do do do.
3130 do - do ' do do
3131 • do • do do . 'do
• ' ••do do . • 3375,
~.901110 -':do' .80 15
181: .14 a G' 6 Ise et "
9 i
do 19 .6.11-I!'arbtlfi '2. • 3-124
218 225.3 tiart;pck • 18
188'. 1.5 -Goo
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226 do ; Thos'Boy,d: • • .• • ..28.00`
221. 125 Anna Frileotri , . 1.0 00 .
311 112 . Thoa,LeWis 896
. 219 225 .A Bliss • . .18 00
301' do J Bate's' • • • do
293. • 125•11 K,Camp . : • Op:
181 a 6 flenry:Omit. • ; . 448
182; 912,Henry.Olnit'' - :81196
'297 225. SiinOris and others ';. • 'lB 00
307 do Simons and others' -;. do
308 ' do:Simons . and'other's:' dO
309 ;did 'Simons and otheriss.,... I do
230 do' SiniOns;arid..cithersr • • "do',.
337 . do Simons' and,otherti
347 , ;.• 4O.Simons.an'il others do
338' 167. Sinions and'others a.aa
349..225: Simons and : othera • • :18 00
. 377. do •Siinor,s arid. otheis do •
21.3 125;•E.Fpackett . 10 00
172 225 Gideon lions • 18 00
244 113. H Phelps' '9
04
227
,'225T Struthers ' •18 00
312 dO . T Struthers ' . • 'do:
215 113 Hiram Payne . • 9 04.
216 137 Hiram . Payne
..• .10 96
231 113 Hiram'Payrie . • 9 04.
214 412 Hiram-Payne '
.' ; 8 96 .
259 - 225.,Hirain,Payne
298' -225 Payne,: . f. 13 50
.289 - do'lliram Payne • 13 50 ,
430 .' •do2.llirapi Nyne 13 50
431 ;.• .do Hiram, Payne• 13'50
432 .do Hiram Payne 13.50..
429 ' do . Hiram Payne •. ' 'l3 30
339 do' Hiram Payne . ^" . • - 13 50
346 . do Hiram Payne
~..-13 50'
1790 do . S Gregory & Co' 'lB 00
180- do • S-p Gregory &. Co. 18 . 80'
189 do . S 11;Gtegory &. Co 18 00
190 do SB. Gregory & . Co 18 . 06
269 2.9.5 , 5 Terwilliger •, ,18 00
'l7B do L Bartlett &Co , .18 00
187 •do L Baitlitt &, ... :18,00,
260 • do " saac Holth'.l3 Estate, .'. 18 00:
267 do Isa'ad'Hobb's.E9r 'lB 00
302 do - Isacc•Hnhb's Est • • .18 00
303 do Isaae.llobb's Est • 7 18 00:
174 do . , Isaa&Hribb's Est': 1800
.. 352 ; ISnac - Holib's Rst. 18.00
'375 410 . Isaac Hobb's Est 18 . 00
382 . do Isaac 18 00
422 do IsandHobb's Est. 18 00 ,
389' do Isaac Hobit'a Est ... 18 ' 00
391. 113, Barnes , - UO4.
:385 : -225, Henry• Sanger
. 1111,10
'445 100 Henry Sanger 800
421 .28 Jitstos.Miller 2 24,
150 N Sinith 12 00
100 E H Fole'om •.'. .• 8 00.
300 F DKidder ' ' -24 00
225. H A Camp . .. • 18 00
15 H E• Holland •• 6 00
do J H Phelps & Lark 6 00
1001. H Hall. ;. 800.
'loo'3 D.Bascont . ' -I 800
100:.,H.T13radlee•
225 . ; 18.00
50 C •Ne%'vell 4 00,
225-E J Fobes. . . 18 00
112 Stephen Hall •. '8 96 . .
.2.25 .11a ri .&.. Phelps' •
.18 1 00
200 Hart & Phelps 16 00'.
225 11 Wood •.' • 1800
.112.11 Wood , • . 8.96
100 Warren Bank • 800
240 Warreti Bank 19'20
221 Powell & Briggs ••.. 18'00
225 Powell
.18 00
'5O Peter Allen , .. 4 00'
do A Morse ' ' • • 400
225 C Wightman ' • 'lB 00
00
18 00'
18 00
'lB 00
640
200
i 8 00.-
14 00
29 roo
.394'
400
2507
2555
2568
2391
2570
2390
3707•
2167
2388
2308
2310
do T Strifthers • .
do T Struthera
225 T G l3enks' •
.• 80 I SainuPl Coleman
25 cc() Bostwick'
295 Geo Bost wiCk
175 Snit; Hacketi•
2251 H H Brackett
Serge.ont - Township,
.90 Childs Sr Carter '-
200 Warren Bank •
120. Ha rt & PhOpi
990 Clias He.bner
do Chaa : •
2589
2302
2390
2390
2-390
374
2562
2603
2797
2934
2675
2729
2345.
2513
16 64
36 40
21 84
90.09
180 18
iBO,lB
do •
100 John Glover • , 18 20
990 Halsrys • ... ' .._ 90 09
5201141seya A . . ''47 32
990 Halsey's' . ' . . . '9O co
do liarseys - 90.09
746 Halsfys . . . 6789
188. A 1 Wilcox ' . . '''.34.22
68' A I 14 1 11cc;x - ,: • - 'l2 38
41. W I-1 Barnes .* . 3'73
42 W H Barnes . • ' 382
125 b El Backus , 22 75
564 M'lCean&Elk Land Co 80 09
900 M'Kein&l...lk Land Co 127 80
900 M'K4an&Elk Land co '63.90
poo M'Keitn&Elk Lard co 127 80
900 M'Kean&F:lk Land co ' 63 90
700 M'Kean&Elk Land co 56 09
690 M'KeantkElk Land co 48 99 '
524.M'Kean&F.ik Land co 37 20.
900 WKean&Ela Land Co 63 90
do M'Kean&Elk Land co • 83 90
-do •M'Kean&Elk Land co 81 90
do M'Kean&Elk Land Co 81 90
do M'Kean&Elk Land co 63 90
'do M'Kean&Elk Lend co 63'90
69# M'Kean&Elk Land co' 62 79
900 M'Kean&Elk Land co 63 90
30b M'Kean&Elk . Land co 42 60
900 M'Kean&Elk Land co; .81 90
do M'Kean&Elk Land •co 63 90 .
do'll4'itean&•ElkLand•co 63 90
do M'Kean&Elk Land co 63 90.
do IVPKean&Elk. Land'co 427 80'
990. W Wornwag' . . • 180 1$
940 d 171 080 •
874 • . do • : 15,197
250 do . 45 56 ,
824.. ": do' .. 14997'
755 do'.. , ' •• • 137 41'
540 .'' do .. • 98'28.
990 ' ' do' :. 180.18
000
~, do • : , 180 18
990 ''do 180 . .. 180 18
990' :•do :: . 90 09
810 . do • . . 73.71 • '
.210 1 ... do , .• .• . , 45'50
w.. 16. .'-' do • :.180 18
205 . do' . - .. •..
37 31
191 • do,•' . -34 .76
24` do . ' • 437
180. B 1) Hamlin . ' • 32 76
67 Winans and Co . 6 10
..
' WM. K ,KING
• Treasurer,
• TREASiIIEETt'S OFTICIG, , , . •
.•
SNISTaPORT. MCkEAN CO.: . • .
PA. March, 15t, 1862, .` . ' • •
(
2684
2684
2676
2723
2695
2471'
104
77
61
62