®(je § cmotraf.
HARVEY SICKLER, Editor.
TUNKHANNOCK, PA
Wednesday* Feb. 10, 1064.
S. M. PettengtJl * Co.—Wo. 37 PABX ROW
KJSW YOSK, A 6_PTATI ST BOSTOJT, are our Ajrent*
for tha N. B Democrat, in thaw cities, and are author*
tst to taka Advertiaemann and Subscriptions
* as at our towaat Ratea.
MATHER * CO.. Wo. 335 Broadway W. T.
are our Authorised Agents to taka Advertiaemeata
or this paper, at out published rates
car Bdl.v of the Republican, finding
himself u caught in the very act," confesses
his complicity in the printing of the bogut
enrollment lists for N'chnWon; and at
teropta tc pdiate his offense by the claim*
that they were " printed by au'hority" and
to " promote" the draff. The public ard e*
pecial'v the people of Nichol*un, design to
know by what authority thav were printed
and hou> they could n any way promote the
draft ?
It will not help your case, Billy, to call ua
a Rebel or any other hard names. Even
your silly lie about our inciting resistance to
the condiment wdl not excuse you in com
mitting this infamous outrage and wrong
You vfiT that we are " opposed to the con
sorption," in this you are entirely right, and
the principal reas > for our opposition, tests
upon the fact, that the law is so administered
that all the negro worshipping knaves, sharp
er* and snttiks (then we meant you ! ) man
age to wriggle out of it; while the honeat
masses have to stand by and patiently submit
to its crushing and fatal exactions.
rar f is a>-st red up n what appear* to
be go d authority, tha' the draft will pos
ilively take place on the 10 h of March text
Eff its a--e In-ing made to avoid it in many
places, by appropriations of money by the !
local am bonne*, of bounces to persons will
ing to volunteer to fill the quota* of those
districts, no movement of this kwf, as we
are awaru of, has yet been made in this Coon- I
ty. Many of our young men, under the I
stimulous of large Bounties, have already j
gone to other places and enli>ted. Jus ia
not as it should be. Our township and Br !
ough authorities, should devise some means ;
to prevent it by aff -rding a* good or better |
inducements to those wishing to enlir. to do
do so at home; otherwise we shal' find onr
aelvea in a pour condition, indeed, to meet
the reientlea* demands ; f tbe conscription ,
about to be forced up n us.
rsr the following letter from Dr. Baktr
of the Board of Examination handed u* for
publication xhibits the quotas of the * T IAL
Township* in th county under the 300,000
rail Since the call for 500'000 instead of
300 000, we pri i lie that these figures will
bate to be increased proportionately.
TROY Pa. Jan 21 1864.
MR. WM M. PUTT,
DEAR SIR : I send
you the quota for Wyoming County thinking
perhaps your c- unty may nv.ve soon to rai*e
men and obviate the t:ec Ssity of a draft.
One of the towns of this County are raising
local bounties. We have not yet received an
order to proceed with the drft, but will, no
doubt unless men are raised
Yours Truly.
WM. S. BAKER.
Quota of Wyoming County,
Brain'rim. 7 Clinton 9. Eaton, 11 Ex
•'er, 4. Falls, 12. F irkston, 6. L-m •i, 4
Mehoopanv, 13. Mehoppeu, 14. M tie*', 8
Nicholson, 16 Northiuoreland. 10. Nor h
Branch, 4. Ovej-field, 4. Tun'k B r'>, 8
T m'k Twp., 12. Washington, 8. Wmu
bate, 9.
rar TR lioi'SK SI°STAINS THEM. — At a
meeting of the Democratic members of the
House of Representatives, at Ua r.sburg, held
on Wednesday evening lat, the following
resolution, fully endorsing the action of the
Democratic Senators, on (he question of or
ganization of the Senate, was unanimously
adopts d*
Rtsulred, Tl at the Denvctanc members
of the House of Represents ive, representing
opwards of 254,000 D. nncists of the State,
•i ptwe ~( ihw comae of the D'-mocratic S,n
*tors in their vmd c.ition of their conati u
tional rights, aggiiigt the usurpations of tl e
R fHtblican parties Senators, and that th-y
trust they will adhere in their course unit I
the Senate is in a constitutional
marine.!'and in accordance with the prece
dents of the Senate fr seventy years.
GENERAL MCCLI.LLAN and the Democrat
ic parry say that the olj-cts <,f the war j
should be the restoration of 'he qnny of ihe
nation, the preservation of ihe consiiiii'ioh
•ml the supremacy of the law* of the c um I
try.
fhe President and 1U satehtes -at it
•bould he for destroying the political power I
of the H .uth bv the destruction of slavery.-
That is now the is*ue fairly be! ire the conn
fry, and it is useless to disgu *e it.
LIME —The teidcncy f lime i* to PM
mot* d*c<,up'<|ijtii >n~jt M nfTer be used
n euiccion w.tfc fanwutfof and decmpoa
tig Pubatanc**, M htm*!,, the formation
eT " lr "* wttttwwa, wtneh takes from
V aanurea their w *l TaluaWa j,r,,pertie
#.rting tro*g |rttWth m cr>p
Randoms from Trinity filei p e.
Ji* midnight, and the iheutnatic, crotch
' ety, >ld boll ringer, in at his poet; tlie la*'
cadence <d the iron tongue, ilia' announces the
death of tine day, and the birth of another,
ha died away. Thus wags the world, thus
goes lite, a succession of events, light and
shade,sunshine and clouds, all in pursuit and
each leaving an impress of ita own character
isttes.
Yesterday, ambitious youth, stood on the
fnwery pruno ot life, possessed high hopes,
and enabling aspirations ; the world, radiant
with beauty, lay spread out before him, he
inhales the glonuu* usurpation and was hap
py-
To day, the dark angel has east the shad
ow of h s wing over the river and the youth
is enveloped in night.
Let the world wag, who cares, awhile ago
it was twelve, now it is neither twelve nor
one, an hour hence, well, let it be an hour
hence; my squeaky leg* will be so tnucb
neater their rest—tor the night si least ;MO
good night, old woild, you to your business,
I to mine, but be careful and not collide.
' Bui a truce to levity and be serious. Mr.
Editor, did you ever get 41 light"—a random
| in the rear—i hat is in that glorious state of
beatitude when the irea*ures the world
. are simply your packet money and expend
ia nothing 1
Don't suppose you ever did ; I ask perhaps,
more from habit, than otherwise ; but. pmba
blv what might have been a tragedy but re
suited in a farce, prompted uiy 'question.
Young New Ywk, or a part ol it is out, *r
, has been ou>, and by some rnuvel, managed
' to put himself on the out side of a great
quantity of the u spiritual " so much so, thai
their howling* have roused the slumbers ol
the Police and ** clubs" bid fur to bene,
trumps ; I am too fast by half, youngster is
higl ly coiniecied, lives on the " avenue," ttie
governor is shoddy, largely interested in the
vigorous proserinmn' of the war, and an un
conditional Union man at leasi,a6 long as
there are green hacks HI question. G'sh*
what a currency and what a set of rascal*
crea'ed it ;
Youngster ha* gone <-n turning night i* to
(tandem mum, and " clubs," have returned
to their slumbers, Glorious republican rul
ers ! truly may it he said of you. well done
Ac, espt-ci Ily by Shoddy, who through your
tteachery, escape the meshes of the law,—
Pege.
Do I understand you, Mr. Editor, to plead
gudty to my q o iinj chtrge? A'l we!'
enough, no doubt. hut I would advise modern
tion, an ihe resul'a from copious draughts. are
sometime*, js-cuhar, and maj be the means of
placing one in an embanking position.
If you doubt the assertion. • mple, freely,
through an extensive wine cellar, go home,
at the •' wee etna' h- nr," learn that the ke\
hide has been stolen, get in the house,
through the scuttle, nr t e window, h'cti
ever i* tnore practicable. E ideavor o rac'<
your room noiselessly, 'he first step bre-ik
tour neck over a table, chtir, or wha' not.
knock the crockery m'o a glorious -mn-h—
--don't mean brandv mnh- -how I hafp them
—too manv cobweb*—wake the babic*. rntip
niadam and eet a —merer ! it make* mv hpad
awim to think of the consequence*. T would
rather be drafted for a* ! am an exempt, none
of the hardship* would fall to tnv lot.
J auppoae a great, many .f the young,
healthy, and pa riotic men. who heretofore
have baked with pity on the pour old bell
ringet, now pnvy him, h's position rhoumat
ic* and all, and would eladly look from ha
cubby hole on t e sleeping •btmherine city,
the iars alone his companion*, and strike the
hour, wi b the precision that the situation
en} ins. But yotme man ynr envv is vain
the decree has gone forth, your honest moitel
Prpsidpnt, baa nodded, and Five hundred
thousand more, must march to the slaughter,
♦o satisfy the cravinga of the blood thirsty,
flenda. that have betrayed every confidence
entrusted to thpm.
Yoti, that have cried War. now hnw the
virtus of vnur fanatical, damnable howling*,
* o to the fi ht and should von fa'l the
old Bell rnger. for one, will pive yn the
credit of being hoest in voitr rretpnsinns,
which probahlv. is a greater r ward than a
hligh ed cmjTrv would feet disposed to give
you.
Should vnn not feel disposed to risk the
perils of fhe battle field. then wbv not serd
mcsaapps of neaee to the " wandering trbes "
i saving, hfother*. we'eome home to happiness
and peace, that near*. that fi'ls ever* ge-er
ous. honest soul, and even leave* an impress,
on the hear' of the wearied old
TRINITY BELL RINGER.
Heavy Mounted.
An enthusiastic admirer, of Ilenrv WAH
Reecher gives the foHowintr description of his
j belligerent propertir*:
" He is an intellectual rhin* eer-a, whne
terrible horn and snout make the common
; cattle stand ap-und—an ironclad Doctor of
: Divmiiy, with a ram at both ends and guns
j [minting exery way, charged with Greek
, firr !"
Time Wi-rks wonderful changes A■ ex
I change thinks that in the dav of ST Paul—
| tor instance, the Christian armor was mtireK
o,'fferent from that which, according to tins
catalogue, now begirts the R. v Betcher—
Paul's spiritual champion armed wi'h "the
breastplate ,°f righ'emi-nes*," ''ihe shield f
fail-b," "the helV.'iet of sa'vuti in," etc. w-uM
cut a. sr figure beside ''an iron clad D et
or of Divinity, with a rm at botn ends ano
guns pointed evry way c ' ,fc rged with Greek
fire."
TMC "SOLDIERS- FRIENDS"— A
few da\a Sitice, Mi. D<'i>nion, the Dwc'nt
ic member of Congress, tr-un the Lnu-mie i>'*
trict, in thin State, introduced a bib in n *
H ue increasing the private soldiers |<at ••
Ihiriv dollars a m .nth. wa< opposed
by the whole 90lid abolition cote, d •
Mine day in* Ab iblion majority p*sed 4
resolution • give a batch ot Aboli i-n 0-u
nntiee |LJlerk, four dollar* day! C >**
Mil it
V I*roclama ion of Amn-sty to My "liiriij;
Sisters."
The f'dlowoing, fr-tm the Bangor (Muine)
Democrat, is a go.xi '-take off" It displays
full as much Bound sense, and a great deal
more wit, thau Lincoln's Proclamation of
"amnesty," and really echoes Lmcolnism in
much better manner than Lincoln can do it
himself.
WgfifAe, A dojen of my wayward „Sie
ters M did, on a certain day, elope from me
boarding-house, with a W't'liKu scamp
named Southern Ct nft-dracy, (so called,)
without cause or proeocation, having set np
house keeping for themselves in a rickety
shanty, cituated south of the old home stead:
ana,
WHEREAS, This shauty was built on my
land, which I inherited from my old Puritan
Father; aud,
WHEREAS, The aforesaid "Sisters" have
become greatly reduced in circu nstrnces
insomuch as to be in want of certain necessa.
rie>, such as tea, bacon and dimity ; and,
WHEREAS, The rebellious spirit of A por
lion of these "Sisters" has become subdued—
they have repented of ihe r ir.ui.*greMioni
and become converted to the true Abiabaiiiic
f-rti:
ToerefoiK, I, in the sweenes of my tein
per,and in the magnanimity of nty gener>us
oaiure, do ordtui, promulgate, MM tonh and
let H the c udoion.
be received again into n.y bo- on
Fu>t: Tiiem innaxay femsh", ah v- men
tioiivd, .re r. quire •to piek up ih-ir ear ring-,
bosom pin-, selt. coin'"*, periume b.t !e,cups
and saucers, candle-ui oil Is and at I other -ri.a
ments, usually d -notn'iia ed 4, 11 u*e WEEPING "
aird deliver the same within thirty da.sat
Fortress Moi.roe, in the cire -f Mjor
General Butler, who ha- a peculiar koaok
1-r the auf keeping of ..(her people's pro
ptrty.
Stcninl : Every Sisur owning cer ain chtt
tie. csilw I negate*. innlai •(>,*, qsn ir > his or
oth* r jrp rty, of a mixed or oo *red iia'iire
iir- required '<> pte ovc-r Ihe'r eyes a postal
currency, of a di; not less than five
reu s, and in such a manner as t<> prevent
ih;in from efer tiidimr thei:* way hack and
caiie them to b* delivered, without delav at
the "E.av cmtioit B Hvati," ko.hi to be erected
hi ''Vasti mrton, an ! of w.nch J ><bu K Get
dines, Wendell P i li ps an I F'arker IblLbnry
are • b>* 'he Gr in IY >h >e*. an I Su. , i B sri
ttionv. Lucreiu M It and Mrs it >se ih* Ves
tal Virgins I* the uiean'iuie. w.nle 'hi*
e lifi re is Inting c u.s'ruc el tue su I n *;r. ?-
will occupy the in >*e yard foruierlv cdlal
Mart lan i, but which ul Uie. by direction ot
the President, has be-n linn n-lv converted
blto a pasture suit ible I>r '.his pup >e.
Third: A* the said af' r fiey r •
turn, will have no furtn-r n*. I >r fie h ni-*
and l"t where the* have heen living, th *y <*•"•
herebv ordered to bn-).; ilu wiGi me n a
qu't-claim ileed of the same, winch will be
• aken in par In'n'n I'd* n*ir burl ill
O'h**r ex.ie is.** dnrio t icir el>pa e.
Tieb ve term* ii tvi been <*o uplie I wit i
• tie fdl *wiiio ot'h r atfi l- nitioii if nub-ci'ib. d
to, will e l the re*torattoii, unless I bapp-*o
•ocMO-ge mv mn I. Porinps I mu c>i
elude to do it in*oin* other war, ari l hence
n-)" Sister" will b j . oblige 1 to ute o u iless
she wants to
FORM.
I, erring 3i*ter, u-> her b. iffi • n and <1 el a
re, that I will aupp >rt, for Pr—ode,it of the
UfiiLe-1 Rta'es, my tm ,efac'or, Dr F.iu*t. lur
ing bin natural life. Tnat I will *tt ( ip ri all in*
pr>claiu*tt .n., hotri pi-u, m l pr*j:i ; thoa
made last year an.lt hose t< l>e ma le next year
T >at t will aupport all hi* utterance*, win
tber he utter* theiu or u >t; all In* wink*,h i ik*
grimace*, amcdote*, contortiona con t t
drum* and toe nuill p -x A rl I i* tr- i r I c
are tho. iticm thi t IL) •; > sin I d ••! i
the hon >r, of wlucn there is no immediate
prospect. I will fr| |on hi* mm (( I? bin 1 '(♦•••
ctlle l) witii t ie a'tne lev >ti n a* hi the ca*e
of the aire A il 1 turtlier declare that, i i case
I ahoull ever tin Jin sell t d übf a* !rw to
act in anv premie* whatever f wtt >t • rely
up >n ny own co no i't v.;. •> t • w II apoty i n
n cdiately to theafor. s r .id A ohon., M•> md
Bote, or to tln ir |drit:a! adv.n r. H< tare
tireelv to inatruc* mem the wav ot m, doty
FAUST
PS. 1 deem it j rp-r to -lait that I
hme n< t ae-1 V tad u Phi li; a < f t n ti.t tun
a'o t tie ret ue have not told him fi* ih* i* ii
in of tin* pr •eiamitton the most foolish
art of my life "
Tin) xcept'on* to the ah ive a mies'v are
ih-■ ■ a*cil• w'.. (it ; udawti i• n Si*;-
•ra who iI 'e diPv r aat *ed w' ci> I ea'rh
' t<ein -- u Je * I ch in, e mi nt'nd
The 3tate Senate.
The dead lock c •n'ovies in Mif Senate a I
froin pr* • t iiu'ir-nvs ,ir in n< to cm
I imp for *u n • in•. >■ a* i • iite.no >r
arv ay*,''public <>pitti >n HE MPM!
enough c impel the A> >1 ifi ni<n t i *bo
d'n <hT" untenable p-mthm " Tne a v-n •'
to make capital out of the act tha' M j r
Whi e i a prisoner in Rc'tmond, wI I fail, a*
ft has been stated bv the Ah lit ion prs
lime and again that Major White had re
signed hi* |m.iti->n a< Senator If fhi* ta a
fact, and it ia *o admitted by Republican au
thority, the t thrj Vh'ht'i ti-U, whihilthe
power, are • blame for nit g viox iffi :il
n 'tice of he fact tn titn to elect a succ**
or. The Democratic member* of the Senate
have published a tatemoit wherein they
show that the c ur*e they are pursuing ia
justified by the precedent* of eyenty years;
and it would he disgraceful to them if they
were to abandon it. Fortunately no public
interests are suffering from the present con
dition of things and it will be a* well tor
the State if no organisation be effected. Wher
ever the Republican* have had control of
legislation, they haye ahned their power in
Jhe moat shameless way; and there i no rea
son in doubt that with such a Q .vern .r as
Mr. Cttrtm to aid and abet them, those now
in Hsrrisburg would behave any more
honestly than thair comrades did ta Albany
tad Waahiiftoa.-J!r.
OP
RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES
WYOMING COUNTY: 1833.
1 " ■ , ——-- i x L .
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ITXV- COIT.'A RAKES. TOWKSHIPS. pcr'c'rs KXow'nujcoL'scoii., PAID J HOE. NRRL'C'TG.IRXO'STSVCOL CO"R RAT^
ipgO James N. Baker. • Mesbopp n. 268 23 11 I ' ' 115 00; 153 23 [ ! 1...,
1861. Michael Walter*, Mehoopauy. 117 63 1176) 31.50j 74 37. ' I {
1862 Lyman Keeney, Braintrim. 305 79 7 88> 27 27 270.64, ' ' II 50> 8.50! 15' V or
" D. Bidlemap, Clinton. 123 82 12 48! 34 49 76.85! '' 19 00) 9oo! t*o7? Rq?
J. W Rii.ker, Eaton. 33242 11 92 50.90! 269. 0( • 37 50j Us<> ; jar. 7^
o id 11 adley, • Exeter. 100 84) ! 87 00; 13.84 10 *0 | ' . ncm
James Fit- h, Falls. 226.65 85 14! 4031 101 20; • I 260f 1100 1.25 .0 IWAO
" John P Burgess, Forkston. 5.00) \ • 500 j! j { 'ft
o John Cvphsrs, • Lemon. 230801 201 09 29.71 75f { " """Van
• S.Z.Clark Monroe 195 78! 15 33; 14.98 165 47 •• j| 29.51 1350: P0 15 *oi
• Ahira Gar, Meshnpprn. 162 28; 14 97; 40.34 106 97> ' ' j 29.C01 10.50,' .92 17-58
' T. G Walter#, Mehnoponr 194 95' 119 3i 4 162281 ' ' 42 50' 11.50; 155 29 4.V
Jo* ph Buigen, Kmlh-Braneh. 58 36; 1 78) 864 47-94: I 8 50? 3 00; .52 4.9 V
11 Sherma Driggi, Nicholson. 535 76; 29.98; 482* 45752 1 61.00; 11-00; 2-35; 44651
" Heury H Brown, Nurtbmorelaroi. 184 05; 13 89) 32 5 137.63, • ' j 14 5C- 6.5U: .40' 7 60)
" IS. D Lettier, llrerfield 97 23 4.81J 13 3< 79 06 • 1 23.00 3 50! 97: 19*53-
" {Thomas A. Miller, Tunkh.mn ck Borough, 194 76) 15 85! 26 7' 152 12 ' ' i 43 50) \ i 43 50
" Newman Miller. ' ' Township 790 80? { 455 03 335.77 11.50 | ; Men
" H W Keeney, Windham. 119 20 13.99; 22.4' 82.81 11 ] ! 28 50) 20 50; .40' 7.60 i
" George A k'nson, Washington. 240 40 1 61) 27 6A 211.15; ' ' j| 25 00; 7 50? .87) 16-631
1863 Joseph Fox. Braintrim 552 82 j 216.00 336,82 2l 5i \ ! 20.50
" E. D Gardner, Clinton. 720 86 8,57; 35 61 676.38: ' ' 36 50? ( > '36 50
" Chaunwy Benson. Eaton. 1026 23; j 450.00- 576 23 36 00, I i 36 00
" T. D. iieadley, * Exeter. 185.12 175 00 10.12 7.501 i ! 750
" IVtei Dershiunr,* Falls. 65146 I 647.00 204 46 '5 00: jc'qo
" Richard Adams, F'>rkton. 331 83: 9.89; 16 0' 305 85 ' ' ! 25 50; 15.50) .50) 9 50;
" llirain Elv, • Lemon. 325.24, 1-50) 16 1 307 56; '' ' 14 50; i 250! 1200
" Truman Maynard, • Mchoopany. 670.62) j 624 00' 46.62 23 00) > ! j 23 00
" Wm 11. C rtright, • Mcsbwppen. 80811! ) 462 25 345 86 23.00, [ ; I 23 00
O. C. Or uit, Monroe 333 93? 240.00 93 93 16.00| j 16 00
" Joseph Burgess, North Branch. 19107! 1.78 9.4 179 83' ' ' 65 50 65 50
" G, B Sprague,* Nicholson 998 27, | 755 00 243-27 11 00; - ) \ |i.nQ
" A. L. Carer. N<>rthm<>reland. 656 84' 492.00- 164 84 ij H 00) 1 50, .47 9 03'
" Andrew Miller, Overficld 270.24' 5,19! 1..'51 80? ' ' 200 1 50, 02? .48!
" L. C. Ccnklin. Tunkhiinnock Borough 563 69' j <37 40 226 29 23 50 23 50
" Wm B Overficld, 1 ' Townsh'p, 848 32 < 63300, 21532 19 50; ' \ \ ! Q -50
" Jhn W CriwfoH, Washington 551 45! 184; 27 4 522 13' ' ' 26 50' \ j 1 26.50
" Edmund Fassett, Wiudhum. 477 38; 34397! 133.41 16.00' j j ' 18 00
TOTAL $ 14648.23; 0271 35 0566.96 10873 20? 83134 72 ). 8823.00 8149 0 0 813.54 8233%
Those marked with a Star, ( • ) hare paid up since statement filed.
DR, RECAPITULATION, CR,
To amount of County Tax outstanding, / By Amount of County Tax, uncollected 3134 72
for 1562 and previous year., ! 4484 75 • • Exoneration, to Collec tors, 271 35
• • Amount of Duplicates for 1863, 10363 48 ' ' Commissions o Collector. 568 9f
... . , -,-• u- , j \ " County Tax collected, 10873 21
1 • Amount of Ml*t' Fines outstand- }
irif for the relief of the families > 1 ' Militia Fines uncollected, 426 .Si 1
of Volunteers, for the year 1862 ) 428 50 " Exoneration, on Militia Fines, 149 0*
• ' Amount of Militia Fines for 1863 394 50 ! | c A om *" 13 54
" Amount collec'td on " " 233 9'
SI 5671.23 515671 2
EXPENDITURES.
Auditors. A mourn t,r ugnt up S >450 59
Stedin n Hinting, 900 LII Stephens ."hcriff foi 1962 A 1963, 4766 C
John G. Sj.iiulding, 10.UO ZihaLi.it Pintbonutory, 145 00
F. C R-s, Clerk to auditors, 900 IVtit Jurors, 536 46
F C R'tss Autitorapp'd by i Grand Jurors, 31289
Act I. G®ti'lto Audit A<*o't oi > 12,00 Cons'ahlt-g, 124 82
Pro't, Rg. .in I Rci- * c, y S4O-00 Commonwealth Cst, 160 29
I ohm ii-sio.ni hs Bridge Bull line A Repairing. 1502 51
.J iraes W. Garey 80 00 Road Damages, 48 50
Fran.-is Hough, 150.00 Ro id Vsew*, 50
ST" V p n T h ° ' a l2 ' J - 00 ™°'! X Con jit v Printing,
William F..lerrv, tie k 30 .00
F. C. R..s, George S. Tutt.m, an 1 Wm. F. ; Harvev Snkler, sll4 60
Terry, .Special Auditors appointed by Court > 16.50 1,1 Burgeca, 90 75 205.35
to retudit Militia Fin.s, > Stationery, Docket., Rights luel 4c , 6G.%
Harvey Si. kter Distri.-t Atornev, 115-00 Ilephuuni, Court Crier, 36 47
F C Ross Counsel for Commissioner., 25 00 S. G Harding 'or loan to ) 740 00
A. K. Pe.kham, Trying suit vs, G. Sweatlan<2o-00 f" 1 ? Bounty to Volunteers, >
Assessors. 30500 Interest >n Liiiinn, 77.13
E i.t ern Penitentiary, 186*51 Coroner. Ir.quest, 1-50!
Penn'State, Lunatic A.ylum, 247 63 Bounty ot Vtolf. S.elp. 25.00
S. H. Sayer ari't brother for ( l;rtn nn M'li-,-al Attcndence in County Prison, 15.00
breaking through Bridge.,! ' Cloths for U-unfy Prisoners, 8.45
County Building., 107.61 Recording lie.survr Bonds, Ac-., 3.0tl
Election., 537 34 Postage, 1.62
Amount earned up $ 2450 59 Total 4C938.57
Paid for Bounties, and to Families of Volunteers.
Tsaac Pal matter, B-untv, 25 00 Amount brought up 4046.12
Mi.-k Mot, " " 25 00 Amarilla Rough:, Relief, 400
AW. t'otvin, '' 25.00 Hannah Jones, ' ' 400
A. 0 Carpenter, " 25 00 Mrs. L C Miller. ' * 29 00
J C. De Grnw. " 25.00 Catharine Bishop, " 6 00
Betsey Bennett, Relief, 6.00 Mary A Hibbard, " 14 00
Elisabeth Hubbard, " 4162 C. A. Brown, " 2300
D C Barnes, " 14 00 Euphemia Aten, '' 16 00
Sarah Fasset, '' 3-00 Carnetia Waters, ' ' 7.C0 1
Ann Galtspie, '' 39 f0 Am nd Shuner, '' 7.00
0 E Hulbert, " 15 00 Alice Walters, '' 3.00
Caroline Evans, " 24 5.' Mary Bedfuri, " 51.00
Jane A Evans, " 24.00 Dianah Adams, " 200
Mary Durl.ind, " 2100 Eliraoeth Ftsk, " 17.00
Almira Durlatul, " 30.00 Milvira Wiggin., " 13 00
Jane A. Conklin, " 900 Mary A Wat lis, ' ' ~00
Jane Smith, " 3'.00 M..ry Evars, " 2.00
Sarah Arnt. " 14 00 Cynthana E Bennett, " 300
Cclestia Aleiamler, ' 40 00 Rebe.-H M Caiuely, " 800
Carried forrsa-d, $ 446 12 Total paid, $664 12
We clo certify that the above and foregoing is a true ami correct stau-meut ot the expc-ndituies of
Wyoming Coun y for the year en ling Jan. 3 1864 i
Attkht FRANCIS HOI'GU. ( n
; Wu F.TERRY TIIERGN V \FGHN. < Commu- I
I EDWIN STEPHENS f "oner.
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DR; TREASURER'S ACCt UNT; CR;
To Amr t Duplicates for 1862; ) By Amount of County Tax out-tan ling 3134 72
and previous years, ! 4494 75 > < £xon' allowed Collectors 271.35
A..,cunt of Duplic ate, for 1863 10363 43 ~ Co|n; al|owed Co| eclors 56R %
*26 so;
I J ury p ee . 16 00 I Exon ' t " Co "" c,or8 0D Militia Fine 149.00
• ' Fine. 10 00 ' " to Collector, uti Militia Fine, 13.54
" Commonwealth's Cost, Received, 12 37 !;; Commission on 11958-46 am'f ) g , fi
, _ . ' received by htm at two percent,!
" " Att'y Fees " 15 00! „
" Uncurrent Money on hand at > Trea., Comn..ion on 8154.97 > 163 09
last, ttlement. \ 90 00 1 ' ° Ut &t tWO I>er cent '>
' ' T-cx received from Collector., i '' Uncurrent money on h.nd 85.001
alter settlement of Duplicate,, ) 28 71 '* County order, redeemed 8154 87
' ' Balance on head at lust settlement 769.22 1 ' Balance on hand 3406-34
• 16 612 53 sl6-612-53
We the undersigned An-'itor. of Wyoming County being met at the Commissioners Office in .aid
county do certify that upon examination of the accounts of the Treasurer of said county, we do find
them to be correct as set forth in the foregoing staeraent, and that the expenditures of said county are j
correct as set forth in the foregoing stat meat, and further did audit the account, of the Sheriff, Coroner |
nd Prothonoiar y of taid county as required by law
Witness our hand, tbii Bth day of Jan. A. D 1864.
JOrtN G.SPACLDING. C
BDMOND D. FASSETT. J Auditor..
HENRY NEWCOMB (
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NOTICE.
All persons holding ceaoty order, iisued by the CommiMioner. of Wyoming County on the Treasurer
of said County, and endorsed by said T reas. ere hereby notified that if the .am* are nt presented to
the Treae within thirty daya trom the date hereof tor payment, all payment of internet on the same
will be refused :
Bt ordbr o Couhmiomm, ,
t ommisaioDeis office, _ .
Ttm It bannock, Feb. i 1864. j '• T***Y, Hevk.
MUSICAL.
The Wyotnlu; County Musi * association,
-vili iioM its Annual CONVEX POX at Tunkh: b
• • k I'u. commencing on Tuea lay February 23
186 4, and continuing three duy*, elueing with a
OHAXD CONCERT ON THURSDAY EVEN'NG.
The Convention will he conducted hy Prof. T. J.
C OOK of Sew York City.
Tii-kefs fV.r the Cnurre, 5D rtl
Con.-cr Tii kefs. 25 '
Clergymen admitted gratia.
A H RUCK Sepv. ) _
STEVEN DANA Trent. ( R ' P ROSS I>r< -
0 YES ! 0 YES !
The ru'iseriher mnounce* to all wh >in it tnay eon
ern. 'hit h. has t kc i "ut a liienre us Au-tioneer
for Wyoming County and that he is ready to a. rre
the pu din i:i that capacity wht nevor called upoa,
ether in perron or by letter
The law now requires a liceure, ant all who ric
late the law must b. prepared to pav the penalty.
FRANCIS IIOUGH.
Clinton Corners Wy'o Co , I'a., Jan. 19, 1864
FOR SALE
A IIORSE POWER, FARM GRIST MUX
ui'h Bolt and all om j lete, will l-e sold YKRT CBKAF.
Apply to or address
J C BECKER.
Tunkhunno k. Pa.
PENSION, BACK PAY, AND
BOUNTY.
The undersigned will attend to all claims entrust
ed to him for nhtaiuing Pensions, Back pay and
B.unties to soldiers and their Reresentatives accru
ng during the 'rase d war.
Tunkhnnnoek ) _ _ _
Jan 25 lSf.4. ] Geo S T rrrow
HARDWARE & IRON!
amHuHBMBm * :
HUNT BRO'S & BlaIR
NOW OFFER FOR SALE
[RON, STE L, NAILS AND SPIKES. MINE
KAIL, RAILROAD SPIKES, ANVILS,
BELLOWS. PLAIN A CONVEX
HOR.-E-SHOES. HAM
MERED HOUSE
NAILS.
WROUGHT IRON,
WilllS' AAIDfAIE.
CARPEN
TERS' TOOLS,
(ALL WARRANTED.)
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SEAT
SPINDLES, CARRIAGE SPRINGS. AXLES,
PIPE BOXES, SPRING STEEL.
BOTTS, NUTS, WASH
ERS BELTING,
PACKING,
GRIND STONES j
PLASTER
PARIS, CEMENT.
HAIR, > HOVELS, WHITE LEAD
FRENCH WINDOW
GLASS, Ac., Ac.,
ALSO SASH,
DOORS AND BLINDS
ON HAND IN ASSORTMENT
AND MANUFACTURED 10 ORDER
IEATUEER AND FINDINGS,
SCALES.
P-r-ofc.n. dtarcb 26, 1863. r!a3J —If
LIME FOE FARMERS, AS A FERTILIZER
for at VIRWOI
gaits ftwft- 9tft M. IMk