Et pal arititian.
MARIETTA CAR Timm.—The several pas
senger thins leave "Upper -station" as follows:
The morning train eastat 7:50. The mail train
Treat at 12:09. The Afternoon train east at
3:06. The evening train west at 6:55. The
evening .mul train east 7:06.
Saturday, February 15,1862.
Or The Annual account of the Com
missioners, is published in to•day's issue.
It exhibits in detail the whole financial
operations of the county for the past
year. and for this reason is interesting
'to the tax payers. Its greth length en
croaches upon our reading space.
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A M.ONIMISNT FO& SALE.—Who, among
out wealthy men, desires to baits his
name perpetuated in the minds and
hearts of succeeding generations ?
That is the question. 'I here is a
sure method of effecting it. We need
a large ball for public meetings, lectures,
exhibitions, &c., in a convenient and
central position, in our borough-some
wince between Elbow lane and Market
Square, or faclng Market street on the
East side of Elbow lane.. A few thou
sand dollars would build it, with store
rooms on the first story to lettt,or,
less than $2OOO for a fine one-story ball
alone, on the plan of the High School,
but holding twice as many people. Any
, of our childless men of property, or
monied bachelors, can thus erect a
monument to his memory that may keep
this name living among us for genera
tions. Let some one.seize the golden
opportunity, build the hall, and give it
his name forever. What say you, men
of moneyed•repources—tchose name shall
osir Hall of Social Science and Recrea
tion bear down the stream of time ?
Tog Limeade . Sow ETY.—Labor, its
dignity and uses, was the subject of ad
interesting lecture delivered before the
Society on Monday evening last, by
Capt. S. S. Rathvon, of Lancaster.—
The subject was treated with much a
bility, and gave great satisfaction to the
numerous audience that attended on the
occasion.:. At the close the usual. dis-
Passion took 'place. Dr. Cameron main
tained that whiles, all legitimate labor
was honorable that connected with Agri
.culture was pre-eminently so—that as
,Ageicultare improved,' every thing else
iimpsoneed with it, that Horticulture
, which was a more cetioectrated form
of Agriculture exercised a like benefi
cial influence. and that the community
around Marietta were indebted to the
Meatere. Engle, for. their enterprise in
the improvement of Horticulture. The
Doctor. was followed by Messrs. :Spang
ler, Sawyer,. J. W. Clark, Cassel and
Ineistund. Mr. Cassel in very happy
and appropriate terms, alluded to ebe
fact that he and Captain Rathvon bad
been school boys together, and that in
youth us well as at a more matured
period of life , he had always been are
markable student, and that •we bad that
evenirg, enjoyed
. some of the fruits of
industry. In conclusion, the Rev. A.B.
Urosh briefly reviewed the leature, and
acknowledged the obligations .of the
meeting to Captain R., for the Hai in-
IttHectetal treat, with whiCh every one
present was so very well satisfied. He
reminded 1.10 endience that Capt. Rath
von was one,of theenselves r that be was
a self made man, and that his attain
ments in literature and sciende,' were
probably, in some respects, unsurpassed
by those of any in the State. Mr. G.
remarked further, that Capt. R. was
one of whom.the citizens of Marietta
might" justly feel proud, that he was
glad to see so large an attendance, and
to have tbe assurance that the!lecture
of the evening would, unquestionably,
be regarded by all who beard it, as an
additional testimonial to the merits of
sour distinguished townsman.
tinier the auspices of the "Young
.1/Adige Aeolai K nitting Society," up
twartts of sixty pairs of woollen Mittens
bare been seat to the Volunteers at
Catpri Curtin. This society was organ.
ized , a few. weeks since, and Miss FANNIE
CLARK appoiutacl President, and Miss
ANN'S fika9nc, Treasurer. • Much praise
as due tkese ladies for the prompt, man
ner in -which ttbey_bare discharged their
.duttesout is also to the rest of the young
iladed, for theliKesertions in behalf of
gar The Literary will meet on Mon
day etening next, when the following
nuestion will be - answered by Prof. Saw
yer "Is animal magnetism a science."
After which the following qiiestion will
be discussed : "Have foreign gpvern
(ciente a right to protest .against our
government destroying harbors : of , this
country by the sinking of .vessels."—
Affirmative :—Birr Spangler, Joo. W.
Me. Hoffmier, and ,Rbv. Wheeler,
Negative :—A N. Cassel, Dr. Cameron,
I. B. Geist, J. C. Kauffman, and T.
Hiestand.
eolirothe.has again lewd the
White SWan." It is useless - for tis to
nay anything Of George's management of
f• the @wan," his good taste aid affable
maupais make . him every inch a clever
fellow, and a good landlord. See his
cards in another coiumu.
sr Oen any of the" Borough fathers"
tell us what has become of those street
lamps, sometime educe ordered ?
l'imee,s of i.aneviet eotint.
Receipts in the County Treasury. '6l
1861. MIOR'L FL SHIRK, Treasurer, Dr.,
Defiance in hands, per Auditors' report, Janu
ary 25th, 1861, $52,734 15
Jan. 10, Received of A. Fairer, Col
lecter, for unasseased tax, 1 67
" " Received of E. Reilly,
Costs in commonwealth, vs.
C. T. Campbell, 8 60 ,
" 11,Received of E. Reiley,
costs in cases No. 18; 26; 27
& 28, April term IS6O, 30 00
" 21,Received of A. Rt Hauck,
collector of Manbeiza twp.,
for exonerated tax ) 2 38
" 24,Received of Wm. Carpenter,
Esq I late Prothonotaty., fines
and jury fund, 354 SO
" 28,Received of George Ifelser,
supervisor of RaPlib' twp.,
for 1-6 of the bridge acloss
Chicques, 183 00
Feb. 4,Receihed of Benjt Bodorf,
supervisor of Penn tvypv for
1-6 of bridge across Chigoes, 183 00
" Received of S. W. P. boYd!
Sheriff, fines and jury. fund, 68 00
" 5, Received of Ephrata twp.,
for exonerated tax, , 74
Mar.2,Received of A. Fairer, city,
•
exooorated taxi 9 03
" 27,Received of 3scob Weaver,
for West Lampeter. tap.,
share for repairing bridge at
old Factory, _ 66 9ff
29, Reed Fanny Wolf, city, loan, 125-00
Apr.l,Received of Stetted. Ritnek,
of Lancaster twp., loan, 400 00
" 1, Received of Amos Kirchner,
of West Lampeter township,
loan, • 400 00
" 2, Received of E. Reilly,Eng.,
for amount of judgment in
county vs. J. Evans, 113 76
" 2, Received of Jacob H. Rohrer,
of East Lampeter top., loan, 400 00
" 2 Received of Jacob, Rohrer, sr.,
East Lampetcr twpt, loan, 1,200 00
" 2, Received of Jacob Rohrer, jr.
East Lampeter twp., loan, 500 00
" 9, Received of Amos S. Maur,
for Mrs. Blues, of East Earl
township, loan, 1,325 OU
" " Received of Eli Altbouse for
Lancaster township, share for
repairing bridge at old Factory' 66 98
" 8, Received of Ur. I. Winters,
of Earl township, lona, 1,500 00
" " Received of David Weidman,
of Penn township, loan, • 2,000 00
" 9, Received of Farmers' Bank
of Lancaster loan,- 6,000 00
'
" 15. Received of H. Watson, of
blank, on account of bridge
across Pequea creek, 75 00
" " Received of Wm. C. Boyd, of
Martic twp., for share of
bridge across Pequea, at Har
nish's mill, 214 00
16,Received of Cyrus Ream,
Justice of the Peace, East
Cocalico twp., fines, 2 50
" 24,Received of Muses Marshall,
for county tax of 1560, Do no- •
seated land in, Murtic twp., 15 94
" " Received of Christ, Mussel
man, of Leacuck twp., loan, 200 00
"27,Received of _Henry W. .Eby,
of Salisbury twp., loan, 550 00
" 29,Received of S. W. P. Boyd, _
Sheriff, fines and jury fund, - 14 00
May 2, Received of Henry, Musser,
Clerk of Quarter Session,
fines.and jury fund, 33 00
" " Received of.Dan'l. Hamaker
of East Hempfield township,
loan, 300..00
" " Received of E. , B. Bomberger,
of East Lampeter twp. loan, 400 00
• " 3, Rcc'd , of A. Rohrer, E. Lam
petre township, loan 400 00
" " Received of M. Ditf enderfer,
of East Earl township, loan, 200 00
" " Received of J R.Dilfenderfer
of East Darl township, loan, 200 00
" 4, Received of - David Styer, - of
Geriervon township, loan, . 100 00
" Received of D. Newswanger,
of cremarvon township, toan, 2ao 00
" 13,Received of E. Bomberger,
o Fast Herripfield twp., loan, . 600 00
" 15,Received of A. B. Mylin, df
Pequea township in full for
bridge across Pequea at liar
nish's mill, 214 00
" " Received of Mathias Hurst,
of Leacock township, loan, 400 00
" " Received of •H. Eberly, of
West Cocalieo twp.', Joan, 700 00
" Received of Cath'e. Eberly,
of West Cocalico twp., loan, 200 00
444, Received of Hiram Watson, .
bisrtie township, on account
of bridge across Pequea.-at
Shenk's mill, 11 95
16,1tsceived of D. Kreider of
East Hempfield twp., loan, 175 00
22,Received of Jacob Weaver,
of Lampeter Square ' loan, 150 00
" Received of M, B. Stauffer, • -
of Salisbury twp., loan, 6OO 00
".27,fter.eived of Christ. Riesser, -
of Elizabeth twp., 10an,160 00
" 2S, Received of Geo. Shiftir, of
Strasburg township, loan, 100 00
" 29, Received of Henry Shirk, of
Castharvon township, lash, 200 00
" Received of Benj. Bauman, .'
City, loan, 325-00
Tune 5, Received of -Jacob Miller, of
Strasburg township, loan, 250 00
" Reteived.of Martin Musser,
of Earl township, loan, . 200 00
- " 10; Received of-Henry Kurt!,'
Salisbnry township, loan. 1,320 00
" " Received ofJ. E. Cross and IX
Brandt, of Rapho twp., loan, 500 00
" 19, Received of- Henry Musser,
Clerk 6f Quarter Session, fine
in Commonwealth vs. J. F.
Bender, - 100
"24,Received, of Jesse Landis,
Esq., costs in Com. vs. M.
Scott forfeited recognizance, 12 34
July I,Received of John Snavely, •
of Rapho township, loan .500 00
8, Reteived of Elisabeth Dyer,.
of"Menheim township, loan, 200 00
" " Received of ,A.bin. If. Bear,
of West Cocaliea twp., loan, 526 50
"15,1teceived of Felix Hinkley,
• of Manheim township, loan, 150 00
"29,Received of J. Hostetter, of
Millport, Warwick twploan, 100 00
" " Received of John Geist, Jr.,
of Manheim twp., loan, 100 00
Aug.l2Received of Henry Kurtz, of
• Salisbury township, loan, 600 00
Sep.loßeceived of!, W. P. Boxd,
Sheriff, fines and jury fund, 60 00
"11,Received of E. kttliner and
- others; for
: Fenn twp. 1-3
part of fridge across Chigoes 155 47
" Received or George Eby and
others, for Rapho twp's. 1-3
of tridge.across Clucques, 155 l 7
4, l6,Received of. M. Steigerwalt,
for lot of lumber, 15 00
" " Received of Jacob Leed, for
Ephrata township's 1-3 share -
of bridge across Cocahco, • 196 66
" 24,Received° of Farmers' Bank
of. Lancaster, loan, -' 10,000 00
Oct. 5, Received ,of Emanuel Zug, of °
Rapho,township, exonerated
tax tor 1860. 1-05
" 10, Received of Jos. Boyers and
John Dents, for old rope, 1 50
Nov.4,Received. of J. J. Byers, of
West Latnpeter twp., loam, 100,00
" 18,Receivid..of D. .S. Geist, ,
Justice of the Peace, of East
Earl township, fo r stray
heifer sold, 7 00
"26,1teceived of Jesse Landis,
Esq., costs in Coin. vs. S.
Greasinger, on forfeited re
cognizance,August term,lB6l 16
Dec 3,9,eceivell'Of S. W. P. Boyd,
Sheriff, fines and jury fund, 900
10,Received of J. Landis, Esq.,
fines in Corn.vs. B. Kauffman 20 00
" 90,Received of Mount Joy twp.,
for exodirated hut' of 1860, 2 35
Jan.4,Received from military fund
-
for atationqry . ,., ' 10 00
MikylO i fl,eoivt frirm'Hant 11/orter
donations to'kelief fund 5 00
lunelo,lteceivid from'H. Heishey,
of Manor township, dona- •
tions to relief fund, 5 00
Aggregate Assessment of the
county rates and levies, for
1861, per list furnished
Treasurer by County Com
missioners, to wit:.
Adamstown, $ 142' 00'
Bart, 693' 96
Brecknock, 624 61
Carnarvon. 1,140' 04
Cocalico East, 1,053 92
Oticulico West 1,530 71
Colerain, '755 98
Colombia; 2,556: 52
Conestoga,. ' 1,837 80
Conoy, 1,063 84
Clay, • 3,240 74'
Donegal F.,ivst, 3,280 80 •
Donegal West, 896 82
Drumore,. 1,370 00.
Ephrata, 2,275 31
Earl, 3,142 66 '
Earl East,. 2,017 15
Earl, West, 2,400 85.
EliAabeth, 716 46
Elizabethtown, 285. 28.
Eden, 493 81
Fulton,. 892 92
MempSeld East, 3,037 6.7
Uempfield West, 2,8701991
Lampeter East, 3,389 07
Lampeter West, 2,681 39'
Lancaster 041,, 1,246 30
Lancaster city, 9,453 99 .
Leacoelt, 2,580 71
Leacock UpPel, 2,688 '75
Little Britain,. 989 79
Manbeim, 3,809 06
Mastic, 741 13
Mator, 5,24013
Mount, Joy tarp., 1,867 54
ML Joy borough, 549. 65
Marietta, 762 94
M'anheim, 361 33
Paradise, 2,231 37
Peon, 2,100 83
Pequea, 1,338 38
Providence, 708 51
Rapho, 3,177 05
Salisbul.y, 3,565 43
Sadablitry, '952 32
Strasburg, 2,499 03
Strasburg borough,. 459 07
Warwick. 2,546 65
Washington, 191 94
$92,339 29
219 Cash received as Excess Tax as
follows, •to -wit
Little Britain, 1860. $l2 35
Elizabeth, " 3 52
Donegal West 3 50
Clay, " 9 02
Lampeter West, " 3 80
Drumore, 6 00
Earl East, " ' 950
Cwrnarvon,. 1861. 1 19
Lancaster township " 48
Cotentin, " 2 14
Marietta, la 2 50
Cocalico West, " 1 72
Fulton, '! 4 16
Earl, " 28 50
Peon,. " 37
Sadsbury, 4 04
Cocalico, East " 24
" 1 30
Remnileld East, i 0 72
Hemptield West, " J , l OIT
Elizabeth, " 2 04
Rapho, " . '7O
Manheim borough, 7 92
Leacock Upper, " • 2 14
Earl East, /I 7 93
Donegal West, " 2 47
Strasburg, 1 68
Clay, " 5 65
Earl West, " 2 38
Ephrata, . " 2 ; -67
Paradise, " '2 26
Warwick, " 4 47
Lampeter East, " 1 43
Leacock, " 1 14
Brecknock, " . 15
West Ward , city, " 361
East Ward city , "
36 46
La.mpeter West, 48
Manheim township, " 604
Total 187 34
To amount of outstanding taxes,
per last report of County Audi
tors, 17,243 33
Items unpaid in Court bills and
eortificates; 25 73
Items unpaid in Relief orders; 337 00
Total Receipts, " 6199,708 47
By amount of Court order in favor
of J. J 3. Lytle, John McCartney
and WM. Von Neida, for auditing
the several accounts and inciden- •
tat expenses of 1860; $l3O 00
P. G. Eberman, Court order for
stating account of 1860, 25 00
660 Commissioners' orders drawn
in• 1861, • 107,866 20
972 Court bill and Certificates, in
cluding two items paid in couhty
Auditors' bill of 1860, 9,879 23
87 Rbad Viewers & Surveyors orders
of 1860, • 486 56
190 Constable return orders, 245.54
158 orders issued by County Com
missioners and Board of Relief for
support of families of volunteers, 23,622 50
Exonorations allowed Tax Col., . 1,243 47
Commissions, 4,183 44
' Outstanding Taxes, to :pit:
_ _
Earl East; for '1857," t;'' - 17'87
Strasburg borough, 1859, 91"49
Drumore, 1860, 253 74
Adamstown borough,lB6l, 20 00
Colerain, 1861, 212 25
Columbia, 1861, 1,556 52
Donegal East, 1861, 1,375 73
Drnmore, 1861, ' ' '308'84
*Elizakoethtown bor.. 1861, 122 78':
Fulton, 1861, ' 196 55
Lancaster, *E. W. 1861; 457 45
do W. W. " 1,708,14
Little Britain, 1861, - 171 5T
Mt. Joy Borough, 1861, 41 44
*Pequea, 1861, • 67 . 71
Rapho, 1861, 1,690 98
Salisbury, 1861, 1,178 69
Strasburg borough, 1861, 124 19
Washington bor., 1861, 127 67
$9,713 51
By amount of Treasurer's corn- •
mission on $lB9 632 23 @
8-10 per cent, 1,517 06
Balance, 40,795 96
4a.k
Total, $199,708 47
. .
Those marked thus * since paid.
Commissioners' Statement.
THT following is Statement of the Com-
Misaioners' Orders drawnen Micheal 11.
Shirk, Esq., Treasurer of Lancaster county,
for the year 1861.
Assesors' Pay, 1861.
Adamstown, Samuel Stork, • 915 00
Bart twp., H. Baughman, 40 00
Breckaciek, Levi Laush, 42 00
Caernarvon; William "Fader,4o,
Oxalic° East, J. G. Garman, 35 90
Cocalico West, John Stober,, 40 00
Colerain, lienerY Faxon, 42 00
Col,qmbia borough, James Barber, 9000
Conestoga, S. E. Rohrer, ,
45 - 10
Coney B. F. Ebersole, 4Z - 00
Clay, John Eack, 35"00
Donegal Fast, Jacoh Bowers, 60 00
Donegal West, Ephraim G3Bll 37 50
Drumorc, James V. Welsh, 56 00
Ephrata, J. S. Sharp,, 52 00
Earl, Robert Tou - nsly, 70 00
Earl East, Win. S. Shirk. 52 00
Earl West, Levi G. Kemper, 50 00
Elizabeth. John Fausset, 30 00
Elizabethtown boy., John Kalev, 20 00
Eden, Jamea Risk, 32 00
Fulton, L. H. Mc Curdle, 4,3 21
liempield Est, Jacob, Hershey, 55 0G
Fiernpfield West, H. S. 8 teigelman, 50 00 ,
Lam peter East, J. a ilitlenbach, 42 00
Larupeter West,. George Ulmer, . 40 00
Lancaster, Beesoun Huller, 22 011
Lan. city, KW.W., James Wiley, 145 00
" " S.N.W., IL P.. Carson 125 00
" " S. E.W., Jacob Gumpf, 115 00
" " N,E.W., liens. Lichty, 125 00
Leacook, 14040)2 Ruth, 4 § 00
Leacock upper, W. W. Porter, 50 00
Little Britain, F. Hoed. 35 00
Mandela:l, J. W. Frantz, 62 00
Manor, ' J. G. Landis, 13:5 00
Martin, Hugh Andrews, 25'00
Mount Joy, H. B. Painter, 55 00
Mount Joy borough, Peter Brunner, 30 00
Marietta borough, Isaac Risenger, 62 00
Manheim borough, Michael. White, 17 00
Paradise, Geo. Anthony, 40 00
Penn, Isaac Gingrich, 30 00
Pequea, Samuel Hess, ..25- 00
Providence, - Martin Huber, 27 00
Rapho,
J. *enemas, 50 00
Salisbury, C. D. Warfel, 00
Sadabury, Briton Walter, 45 00
Strasburg, H. D.-Shultz, 56 00
Strasburg borough, 'John Weirntz;,. 20 00
Warwick, A. Hackman, .64 00
Washington bor. * , .20 00,.
0,544 71
Assessor Pay, 1852—0 n account of As-
sessment for 1852.
George Musser, :V. W. W.,
on account, OO
J. 11. flegener, S.,E. W., 30.00
Charles B. Beal, N. W. W. 30 00
Assistant Assessors pay, 50.00
$135 00
Erecting Bridy'eA.
William CoWin; in full for Iron
Bridge at Hostetter's Mill,' $776 00
Aaron Hellman, for Masonry, 154 00
Chester County Commissioners''•
for one half of expenie'of,re-
conSCritplitigtridge at Piga,
Grove, between' Chester ana
Lancaster counties, 474 00
$1,404.00
Repairing .13ridgee.
A. Davie & Co., repairing the
Bridge at' Kirk, $174 25
Kennard & Leek, masonry and •
ri'pairing, - 195 00
J. A. Miller, repairing Bridge -
at Bell's Ford, - ' 312
S. Wolf & (J 0.,. on account of
roofing Bridge at Snavely's
Mill, 400 06
D. Sheaffer, repaying Bridge at
Weaver's Mill, ' 68 62
Janitor
J - , C. Snyder, Pay for one Year 8416 00
Court of Quarter Seseion.
Sum'l. Evans, JO:sq., Clerk fees, $265 68
E.Frariktin,Esq.,isttorney fees, 933.00
Masser..klSq., Clerk, fees, 877 04
S. Boyd, Esq., Sheriff's fees, 667 06
Jorers'.pay, • - 2216 88
Grier and Tipstaves, 264 00
Jastices Costs, 14 8 0
Constai.l:olo bests 122 60
Witness Pay, 2170 80
$ 1 100:37 69
Coen't of Common Pleas. '•
Tapirs Pay,
Crier and Tips Laves,
Court Howe.
Joseph C. Snyder, altering Register.
and sundries $54'83
Gas Bills, 210 28
C. F. Eberinan, Care and winding
.
town clock and repairs, 58 - 50
Ellen Wiley, cleaning House, 10 15
Lan. County Prifon, Carpet, 265 20
J. R. Russel, Haldware, 1 72
Daniel Ehrisman, Carpentry, ' 24 52
M. F. Steigerwalt, Carpentry, 207 60
Miller & Beates, Glass bill, 8 80
Henry Wagoner, laboring work, 800
J. It. Bitner, Freight on Glass, 30
Jos. Gotshall, repairing pavement, 6.25
Sim Mc Donall, reparmg sower,' &c., 6'50
Joseph Sampson for Brushes, 6 00
J. H. Barnes, for 2 Settees, 9 82
John May, for repairiiig chairs, 10 42
Deaner & Schaum, Tinning Dome Stc., 980 63
J. N. Miller, for Broome ! 3`49
Mary Hackman, for binding carpets, 3 50
Thomas Bovine, , Carpentry, 19 91
A. - Danner, Ornament for Clock Dial, 5 00
S. W. Taylor. for Painting, 514 52
J. W. Boating, Inspecting and Meas
uring Tin Work on Doran, 55 00
W. Pancoast, for Cementing Roof, 19 75
Kendrick & Flinn,Plumbing 4 59
T. 'Rotharmel, far` Brushes, 00Bitshes,' -
O. C. M. Caines, measuring Work on
Dude, (Painting).
.15 91
Wm D. Sprecher, for Cement, 3 00
George B. Slisum, for Fiarniture, 12 00
Coronor.
Coronor and Justices, for holding
Inquests on the, bodies of 43 per
sots fouitd dead in 'this eounty, • $477 36
_ .
Commissioner's Office..
P. G. Rborman, in full for
salary for 1861, $BOO 00
P. G. Ebkrrnan, on account, 35 1,0
Edward Reilly, Salary & Pro
feasional Services, 70 00
0. A. Reinitsb, Ink, Twine,&c., 1 59
J. Clarkson,lnkstands, Pens, 4_'25
Daniel Good, Eaq., in full for
192 days, $384 00 and 3406
miles- at 6 cents, $204 06.
Total - 588,86 Balance, -. 188%36
Jos. Boyer, Esq . 175 . days,
$350" 00 gild 3864 miles $231-
84. Total $5Bl 84. Balance, 231 84
Levi S. Reist, Esq., 150 days
$3OO '002819 miles, slB9' 14.
Total $439 14. Balance, 139 14
J Done; Rag," on account, serv
ices as 'Oommissioriar, 1861, 350 00
Levi S. Reist, Esq-,.0n account
- cif .1861, 350' 00
Joseph Boyer, Esq., on account
of 1881, 430 00
P. G. Eberman, Jr., Assisting
Clerk, April Ist, 1 5.0
Jesse Landis, EMI., Salary as
Solicitor, 112 59
Elections
Election Officers for holding
Township Elections, $l,OlB , 48
Election fcir General' ElectiOn,l,ssB 71
Assessors pay for services ' for
Elections,
Constables pay. for Township .
Elections, 195 90
Fiffi
HEaumgardner, for 55 Ton Coal, $llB3 51
Printing.
~
Pearsol & Giest, for Fruiting, *lOl 25
S. A. Wylie, ' " - 57 50
Win. B. Wiley, [4. .
30 25
F. H. Stauffer, cc , 47 00
Rudolph Kuhn,
F. L. Baker, , ". . 57 00
T. E. Cochran,. " 203 25
Heietand, Huber:l - Ss...Heckert, 186 50
Thomas, for Printink, ' . . 55 00
Sanderson, ' 4 , 105 50
Ensminger,. "
H.H.W. Cox, "
John Bear's sons, printing and sta
tionary, 229 40
I. P. Bombesger 0..C0., for printing, 5 01)
Samuel Wright, ce 44 00
H.B.Swarr, postage, envelopes $5 04
J. W. Cochran, 5 22
Public Offices.
G. Waint, books and binding, $l7l 8
Henry Aluseer, E'sq.,. recording
Court orders, 38 50
$2lO 37
Poor and House of Employment.
William Gorrecht, Esq., in full
of estimate for support of
Poor for 1861, 514,000 00
Prison.
Hugh S. Gara, Esq., in full of
estimate for support of Pris
on for 1861, ; $ll , OOO 00
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary for sup
port of- Convicts', ' • $564 70
Loans -
Loans paid to individu a ls, $35,772 00
Loans paid in banks 16,000 00
• . Interest.
Interest paid to tink* and te
dividwas, . . • . $6,150 57
Post Morton 'Examinations:
Post htoftont Exanilbatinos -
held on the bodies of '25
persons, ' $250 00
.. Road Damages._
Goa. Sanderson Esq., for,
Road Damages , for City. $433 42
P. Horn, West Heniptierd twp.', $2O 00
And'w. Shlott, 20 00
John Tregresses, " 1 20 00
A. Hershey ; " 76 00
j; Bossier's Estate, " 25 00
Jacob 14nirman, " 32 50
M rp. um ma, , "
28 00
Jacob C. Clair, " 17 00
Michael Siechrist, " = 22 00
John Atetais, " ' 22 80
Samuel Morrison, Colefain, 50 00
Ben. %tyers, Strasburg 7 00
Jacob Neff's estate, • ",,, 10 00
Miller, Raney, 25 00
CrM. 'Witmer, " 10 00
Isaac Landis, Manheim, 101 50
Henry Hess, Pequea. 75 0
WidOW Biurgeti, W. Larapeter, 20 00
Henry Kbagey, 25 00
Martin• Mylin, " , 30 00
A. J.‘ Myttn, - . 1,0 00
A..Greenawalt,Elizabetlttown bor 25 00
Daniel Sensenig, Brechnock, 40 00
Baltzer Sdhneder. ‘i ''' B'oo
Abraham Foltz. ' 4 " 30 00
Christie& Schneder, " 800
Peter Stauffei, Ease Edrl, 15 00
John 'Sweitzer, • ' '" • '33 00
J. Burkhartl, • " . 5 00
Samuel Gooti, 4 ,` / •10 00
Isaac Redsesker,
-W. Donegal, 33 00
John L. Gish, i "`' M 00
Henry Gingrich, ' " ' " 55 00
Adam Sharp, Warwick,' 20 00
Jacob Maltz, " 5 00
Henry Moore, -" • 6 00
Daniel Doster, ". ' - 10 00
Wm. Hershey, West Cocalico, 30 00
Jacob Eechtel, " 20,00
YacOb Mellinger's estate " 32 00
Isaac Rohrer, Ppper Leacock 50 00
Emanuel Wickel,. " 60 00
Moses Miller, Elizabeth, 15 00
Ankrim, Drathore, 10 00
041 74
1,990 42
496' 00
$2,485 42
George Long, Lax refunded, 7 50
Daniel Bitzer, " " 1 00
Philip S. Baker, taking A. B:
McClain to. Rouse of Rofttge, 10 50
Dan. McOort, tax refunded, 66
P. S. Baker, tiling C. Hernelsen
to house of Refuge. 10 50
John Baker, stating - account for
Auditors, 5 00
M. H. Shirk, Esq.. Treasurer,
exouerations on - State tax, 66 75
D. G. Eshleman, Esq., for Agri
cultural Society, , 100 00
G'eo. Sanderson,. Esq., Mayor's
and• Constables' fees in vagrant
cases, 1209 , 68
Jacobalildebrand, tax refunded,, :3 50
Telegraph Office for dispatch,, , 8p
G. M.ovory, Horse & buggy hire, 600
D. a. Grosh, and others, witness
fees-in road cases, 525
S. Sprecher, boarding Jurors, 2 75
A. H. Smith, in com. vs. Speidle
(November Term), 9 67
13. B. Painter & others, copying
tax duplicates, ll.l 08
Jno. A. Wier, Esq., Treasurer of
Penna. State Lunatic Hospital
for support of Insaneliersons, 365 69
J. Landis, Esq., expenaea
t o Har
risburg & professional business 55 00
E. Reilly, Esq., services in case of
Com. vs. Jim. J. Portnr, 60 00
J. Barber, Assessor, Columbia,
attending special appeal, 3 09
Peter. Branner, Asst.:, Ms. Joy
bor., attending special appeal, 200
Walter, Assessor. Sadehury,
attending special tippeal, .2 00
J. S. Sharp, Assr., Ephrata, at
tending special appeal, 2 00
H. M. White, Esq., transcript of
act., relating to taxes, 1 00
Mtg.F.Cooper;per, boarding Jury 16 0.0
H. Musser, Esq., for recording
officers elected in March, 1 , 03 00
C. Hess, tax refunded, 2 00
Chas. E. Wentz, lax refunded, 100
P. a Ebrirman, Jr., copying lists
of taxables, ao 00
Wm. A. Atlee, Esq., for Auditing
county offices. 115 50
Nelsen Wolfkill, tax refunded, 465
Adams Express, Freight & Nag 17 25
J. Foreman and eaters, laying out • =
new Election District, 107 -00
J. B. Lichtrston, laying ,cut new
electiMpletrint, • 22 '62
Amos Groff, for boarding' Jurors 20 00
Penna.. R. R. Company, freight
on Muskets, .2 58
3, D. Boae,Esq., Sheriff, Dauphin
co., bringing 'Xreider. to
Lancaster "Corlirtylitil; ' -13 38
fitpiviring-muskets 158 75
W. H. Horstman, for 11. S. Flag, 30.25
Jacob Giial *tax ,refunded, 2 -84
Lancaster City,. Water Rent., 38 00
B.P.Cox, for collecting muskets, 400
Ida• Clark.lor `repairing Hag, 62
J. L, iloffmeier, taking J. Keats
to Hon's& of Refuge, 10 50
J. Slackly, fore whitewashing a
Bridge, &c., 7 75
Sam.. Leively, collecting tax in
Washington Borough, 12 52
John Shaeffer, for books, 2 25
John Clark - , repairing Flag. 1 00
J. Gamber, attending to Fulton
$2560 66
•
$2,714 18
$3227 99
$1,230 15
Postage
$lO 25
$51,772 OD
$1,618 22
Miscellaneous.
Ball, for Military exercise,.
J. N. Miller, on account,. collect-,
ing taxes, TO 00
Lan'r. Gas Company; Gas Bill for.
Fulton Ball (Volunteers), 32 10
Lan.Gas Com'y,fOr flalLcif iioOk
Ladder Company , (Vent, "y'4 40
Jos, C. Snyder, distribtrtin
of Taiables.A-
. 00
elt ,
E. Reilly, Esq., servic
63 00
3 00
vs. Elam After,
P. Baker, services in Com.--viir
Elam Arter,
A. Lechler, boarding Jurors,
Jos. Snyder, cleaning furnaces,
Whitewashing, ic., 25 00
F.G. Eberman, distributing Tally
Papers, 25'00
J. Engles, Arresting• Kidnappers 75 00
Jacob Franciscus, Distributing
4Asessutents, 30 10
Penna. R R, for Freight, 3. 13
S.Cole and oiliers, for arresting R
Thomas for horse stealing, 20 00
W. Scollen, for arresting J. Kyle,
for horse stealing, ' 21 00
Wm. B. Wiley. EN., Qualifying
Sheriff and Commissioners, 50
J. A. McPherson, Tax Refunded, 4 86
M. Zahn], Interpreting at Court, 12 50
A. Derr Smith; for' Piofessional
Services, 10 00
W. C. Boyd, Taxes Received by
Treasurer for M. Marshall, 15 92
Hollinger, for Tax Refunded. 20 56
Jos `C, Snyder, for distributing,
Tally Papers, lAltl
Recapitulation
Auditor's Pay, 130 00
Clerk's pay, 25 00
Commissioner's Orders, 107,866 20
Court bills and certificates, 9,879 23
Road Viewers Orders, 486 56
Constables returns, 245 54
Orders issued by County Com
missioners and 13oard'of Relief
for support of families depend
ent upon Volunteers, .. 23,622 50
Exonerations allowed tax col
lectors, ' 1,243 47
Commissions, 4,183 44
Outstanding taxes, 9,713 51
Treasurer's Commissions, 1,517 06
Balance in Treasurer's hands, 40,795 96
LEVI S. HEIST,
JOHN. DONEE,
JOSEPH BOYEA,
Commissioners
ATTEST:-P. G. EBERM.AN, Clerk
Auditor's Report
.
We, The undersigned, Audi t Lancas
ter county, do certify that We haVe carefully
exarnened the above account of Michael H.
Shirk, Esq., late Treasurer of tiaid county,
and compared his vonehertrWith the strife iihd
find a balance in his hands of FortY.Thousand
Seven Hundred and Ninety-five Dokfris and
Nit esy4ix cents, ($40095 4 96) 'Which hi has
paid over to his successor, John , Denlinger,
Esq., the present Treasurer, and'for which he
has shoion us hii receipt.
We have examined the account of William
Gorrecht, ESq., Treasurer of the Poor and
House of Employment of Lancaster wanly,
and find a balance iwhis hands of Four Hund
red and Thirty nine Dollars and'TsientY4hree
cents ($439 23) on the first of January, 1662.
Wellave also otamined - the account of Hugh
S. Gam, Esq., 'Tseasurer, of the Board of
Prison Inspectors, and found it correct, show
ing a balance due him by the said Board' on
the Ist day of January,
.1662, of One Thous
and and rift Y-eight Dollars and: Ninety-two
cents ($1,058'92-).
The liabilities of the County for individual
loans at the present time, at 5 per cent per
annum, amount to One Hundred and Thirteen
Thousand, Four Hundred and Sixty-isix Dol
lars and Seventyzfive Cents (113,466 75). De
ducting.the amount in the hands of the Treas
urer, (40,795 66,). would show an indebted
ness of Seventy-two . Thousand, SiX' Hundred
and Seventy Dollars and Eighty. cent5(72,679-
80). . The outstanding taxes , amount to , Nine
Thousand, Seven Hundred and Thirteen Dol
lars and Fifty-one cents ($9,713 51).
In, witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands at the County Commissioners' Office,
this 21st day of January, 1862. '
, JOHN MECA RTNEY,
WILLIAM YON ARIDA,.
JACOB, A. MILLER, .
Auditors of Lancaster County.
ESTATE OE ADAM: SoCH,
CIF the Borough of Blerietta, Deceased.--
Letters of Admikristinstion on said estate
'having been graiiied' to 1 undersigned, nil
persons -knowing • thremnelves indebted- wiN
come forward -and settle, witboubldelay, and
those having clause will present the same
duly authenticated foe - iiiitlement. •
SAM URL•HIPPLE,
Residing. in -the 13orough of Marietta.
HENRY tOPENIIEFFER,
East ReMidield Township.
February S, 1863-6 SI
PLATED W A RE: A Large and tine stock
of Plated ware at IL ib.lrE4'l,7. Uwe's,
Corner of North Queee.ltreetBo.oenter,Square,
Lancaster, Pa. Pei - Betts,lti . Voriety, •Coffne
Urns. Pitchers, Goblets,; 'sat •Sisiacts,- alike
Baskets, Card Baskets, Spoons,' FOrksvicaives,
Casters, Stc.,lic., at manufsettarere !Mai.
RETLATtn6 attended to at modeOtvrates
T EWELRY.—A large and selected stock of
fine jewelry of the latest patterns from the
best factories in the country can be found at
H. L. & E. d.
Cor. North Queon st. and Centre Square, Lan
caiter, Pa Our iiriceis ire moderate and alt
goods warranted to be as represeated.
.
bQ'UAL or REGITLAR'TIMEKEEPERS,
can be had of H t L. & V.: J. Zees, Ctil/.
trth Quays-at., and 'Centir trait:Lanais
ter, Pa., in the.'sbape of Equifil#h>ia Zoning—
the'best article of Swine Jeyers now lathe .mar
kit. They are lower in price than any . watch
of b'qualtraality andj mit as titatiforepuic
AMEL"BAKER, •
AtTORNRY - AT 194 TV;
- LANCASTER, IPA:
OFFICE :—No. 24 Noirri DO:Situtzicir,,
opposite 'the C,ourt Betise; t iVhire' he'NAN at
tend to the practice of his professioo in a@l lons
various branches. [Noy. 4,;"58L-ty-
PRICE REDUCED:---The - thest Aloof oil at
50 cents per.gallon,•or 13,centar.per quart,
at the itardvrate of
PATTEIWer* CO.
Marietia„.Jenuery 25, 1862. - •e ;
lartkii. AND L 141.1045. -
11 Superior 01d Brazidy,
Holland Gin, Old Maderta t lLtlibon, Sherry and
Port. Wines. • •
Pittabwrg Whiskey always on band at t the
loweat market prices. 'Very Fine Brandy at
a very lowligure, by tlie barrel.
J. R. DIFIFENBACH.
•` • r
1 - 11 AIL P A PERS.—We how. lust reccii.vd
yv 'another supply from theiNew Yak end
Philadelphia. manufactories, Pairkwams can
rely upon the noweat stylea, Via* wail .be
old unusually low at J ..R-.:1)1111efi,
1O LANDLORDS! Just received, Scotch
. aud Iria WV S'KfES P ' Wi r t.°
ted at M. D. rikiiitiintritt's,
TORE ROOI4I TO LET.—The Roqm *ply
01 occupied by Miss Margaret Truingliwai
Millinery, Apply to BARR SPANGLER.
BRANDIES—aII brands—gu4mintead gen
uine. Alexander D. Rance: '
BOHLEN'S long celebrated .G.IN,
. H. D. BENJAMIN.
EXCELLENT Looking e.n.d. Eating, Appe
a l wa y s ou hand at AnderMVS,
8409
7 50
1 90
8 00
$3669 48
$19.9,708 47