Etc ?soca! aitiriiitian.
MARIETTA CA n TIME TABLE:—From and
after November 17th the several Passenger
trains will leave " Upper-station," Marietta,
as follows: Marietta Accommodation Trail)
Fast at 7:15 in the morning. The Mail Train
Nest at 12:09—noon. The Harrisburg Ac
commodation Train East at 2:16 in the after
noon ; the same train West at 6:55 in the eve
ning. The Mail Train East at 6:26 in the
evening.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 18.63.
ear Our usual variety is curtailed this
week in consequence of the lengthy ad
vertisement of the County finances, but
as this le a very important paper to every
tax payer, for we think every intelligent
person has a right to know what be
comes of the taxes. Lancaster county is
a great county and her expenses are very
heavy, hut whilst her purse strings are
in the hands of such men as Doner and
Spencer not a dollar will be,misused.
er The S. B. Thomas Rifles will give
their first annual ball on Monday the
23d instant. This company, we are glad
to learn is about to uniform themselves,
hence the ball; the proceeds to go to
ward accomplishing this object. Our
borough has every reason to feel a pride
in The Rifles and', all should be anxious
to have them equipped cap-a-pie. This
company is composed of the best mate
rial our vicinity can produce and we are
anxious to see them fostered. Go to
the ball if for no other reason, to help
to equip The Rifles.
Notwillstanding all the charges
brought against the steward of the Coun
ty Almehonse and the investigation so
much talked of, the Directors of the
Poor re-elected him. The following are
the newly elected officers :
stew rd, Absalom Fairer,
Clerk, Martin D. Hess,
Treasurer, Christian Gust,
Solicitor, R. W. Sheik,
Physicians, J. Aug. Ehler, John L.
Atlee,jr.. Wm. Compton, S. B. Hart-
man
ar The Lancaiiter City Councils have
made the following appointments :
City Treasurer- 7 11. C. Wentz,
City Solicitor—Sainl. H. Reynolds.
City Assessor—James H. Barnes.
Saperintendant of waterworks—Hugh
Dougherty.
Street Commissioner—Henry Shawn.
Regulator—Jas. C. Carpenter.
Assistant Reijulators—Goo. Gundaker
and Cleo. Albright.
Messenger—John DorFart. •
Ur The Trustees of the Zion Church,
in order to meet expenses for repairs,
&c., have directed the sexton to charge
twenty five cents for opening the church
for public worship and for funerals.—
See advertisement in another column.
fir The profits of the Charity ball,
given at II eckrothe's— slo:so—have been
placed in the hands of the Relief com
mittee of the borough, to be appropria
ted as thought best.
tom" bt r. Masseimam. will sell at the
"Cooper Itim," adjoining town, a lot
of farm stock, such as horses, cows and
farming implements. Sale on the 21st
instant.
isr CoI. tiembright publishes a long
descriptive list of forty-one deserters
from bis regiment
t a- Tho Patriotic Circle will meet on
Friday evening next at Mrs. A. N. Cas
ael's.
LOCAL.. PERSONALS :—Capt, Frederick
S. l'yfer, formerly of Lancaster, has been
recommended for Lieutenant Colonel of
the 77 P. V., by the line officers of the
regiment. Ja`cob 8. Dellett formerly of
Columbia, and for a short time in Dr.
Grove's. Drug store in Market street,
died, very puddenly in Philadelphia, last
week. John Musser, adjoining this
borough, carries off the palm for having
produced more tobacco to the acre than
any one yet turned-up in this section.—
It is not only tobacco that Mr. Musser
excells in raising, but in all kind of farm
ing he is ua Jait. The income orseven
acres amounting to the neat sum of four
teen hundred dollars. Quartermaster
McClure, of the 45th P. V., when last
beard of was on special service, visiting
Harper's Ferry, Newport Newiand oth
er localities where the 45th have been
stationed, gathering up the property of
the Regiment left behind in hurried ad
laces. Jacob Gorden, employed at the
cooper shops of J. VI. Bucher, near
Manheim, rec'entirmade twenty-five flour
barrels, from 6 o'clock A. M., to 8.45
P. M. Col. Emlen Franklin of the 122 d
P. V, is nu a visit to his facnily at
Lancaster. Dr. J. T. Baker, has insti
tuted suit against Messrs. Gast, Metz
ger and Martin, members of the Board
of Directors of the Poor, charging them
with misdemeanor in office. General
Glatz of the State State has our thanks
for legislative favors. Thomas J. Steers,
formerly a Lancasteritin, who has two
eons in the federal army, turns out to be
in the rebel service ; be was supposed
dead until very recently he turned up in
relteldom.
The Germans of this place will
give a bait ou Monday evening the 23d
at the Towa Hall. • A large delegation
is expected frora the neighboring towns.
AU are invited to.. participate.
FINANCES OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
Receipts for j 862.
1862. JOHN DEN LINGER, Treasurer. Da
Jan. 6, Bat. rece'd from M. 11. Shirk,
Iste Treasurer, as per report
of last County Auditors $49,795 96
" 15, Ree'd from H. Musser, Clerk
Quarter Sessions, fines and
jury fund, 20 00
same, costs in Corn. vs. Mar
garet Miller, 7 09
Feb. 4 E. Franklin and E. Reilly
for money due County by B.
Reinhold, 100 00
~ ' 2 S. W. P. Boyd, Fines and
Jury fund 5 00
" 10 B. Urban, J. P. of Conestoga
twp. for floating timber sold 14 46
Mar 4 J. J. Cochran, for U. S. Flag 111 00
" ' 5 Jesse Landis, Esq. costs in
case of Com. vs. James Rife 9 08
" " same Fees paid A. H. Smith;
for taking deposition in case
of James Rife, refunded 15 00
' 5 24 Christian Fenrich, of Manor
township, Loan • 100 00
" 29 Isaac Mayer, Strasburg, loan, 130 00
" Levi Landis, E. Hempfield" 200 00
" 31 John Stauffer, Earl, 5, 500 00
" " Adam. H. Longenecker, East
Lampeter, Loan 1000 00
" " Elias B. Bomberger, E Hemp
field? Loan 1000 00
Ap'l 1 Danrol Kochel, U. Leacock,
Loan 2050 &I
• " John Martin,. 'Big Spring'
Earl, Loan 400 00
" 5 ' John Kachel, Strasburg, loan 1000 00
" " Cbn. Risser, Elizabeth, " 310 00
" " John Royer, Manheini, " 400 00
" John B. Sensenig, Earl,-- " 500 00
" " Benj. Landis, E Lampeter ' 5 1000 00
" " E. H. Longenecker, Lancas
ter, Loan 500 00
" " L. Kinzer E Hempfield loan 100 00
" " John Rohrer, do " 500 00
55 " Abm Landis, E Lampeter" 600 00
" " Tobias R Kreider,,W do " 700 00
" Elizabeth Leaman, Edo " 250 00
" " Christ. Gerhart, E do " 432 00
" " John Geist, jr., E do " 750 00
• " Abm D Heller,.Manheim " ' 1000 00
" 2 John Denlinger, sr., East
Hempfield, Loan 11000 00
" " John M. Stehman, Penn,
,Loan 1020 00
" 7 Jacob Bomberger Upper Lea
cock, Loan 750 00
" 22 Henry Andrews, J. P, of
Manic township, for stray
sheep sold 4 98
5, Wm. Winters, Mt. Joy twp.
for Road damages on lands
of P. Myers and C. H. Shirk, 13 00
• " Brinton Walters, Sadsbuly
twp. Exonerated tax 5 32
55 " John J. Evans, J. P. of Lit
tle Britain twp. for two stray
calves sold 41
" 25 Benjamin Kreider, Manheim
Loan 600 00
May 5 Nelson Wolfkill, Fines in
Com. vs R. and Cat harine
Beck 23 00
6 S. W. Boyd, Sheriff, Fines
and Jury Fund • 27 00
Jul 12 Jesse Landis, Esq. costs in
Coin. vs F. Bower 953
" 15 H. Musser, Clerk of Q. S.
costs in C um. vs J. Doersh 9 00
" 23 D. H. Heitshu, Treasurer of
of Commission to Virginia,
bal. refunded 55 40
" " Samuel Johns, U. Leacock, .
Luan SOO 00
" 24 Susan Kuhn, City, Loan 100 00
" 29 Elias B. Romberger, East
Ilempfield, Loan, 500 00
" 28 Simon Minich, East Hemp
field, Loan 400 00
Aug. 4 John Rohrer, West Lampe
ter, Loan 600 00
" 11 John G. Kendig, E Lampe
ter, Loan 500 00
" " Henry Lichty. East Hemp
field, Loan 85 00
" 1 " John Roher, do loan 100 00
" " Daniel Roher, do " 200 00
" 12 Farmers' Bank of Lan'r. " 25000 00
" 13 Wm. Carpenter, Esq. " 10000 00
" 14 Lancaster County Bank " 9000 00
" l 6 Taylor Lane Shuler, city " 50 00
" IS Amos Sourbeer, Manor " 2500 00
J. P. Ersatz, Ephrata, " 100 00
" Samuel M. Wright, Conesto
ga, loan 1000 00
" " Jacob Rohrer, Sr., E. Lampe
ter, loan - 500 00
" 25' Jesse Landis, Esq., Fees paid
..Military by late Treasurer,
returned .15 00
" 29 John Stauffer, Earl, loan 300 00
Sep. I A. Buckwalter, E. Lampe
ter twp. Exonerated tax 1 16
" 2 S. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff, Jury
Fund and Fines 10 00
" 5 John M. Greider, W. Hemp
field, Guardian of Mary Jane
and Catherine Pearson, loan 160 00
" 6 Lewis Sprecher, city, guar
dian of minor children of
Elizabeth Kreider, Loan 111 09
" 12 Cbn. Bomberger, Mistaheim,
Loan 150 00
" 13 Wm. Lippeld. E. Lanapeter,
loan 100 00
" 15 John G. Kendig,' East Lain
peter, loan 350 00
" 15 John Miller, East Hempfield,
loan • 225 00
" 22 Rudolph Myer, Conestoga,
loan 3000 00
" 29 Anna S. Sensenig, City, loan 50 00
Oct. 4 Jonas Lanber, Clay, " 450 00
" 6 Martin Seminar, city " 400 00.
" " Margaret Steward, city, " 168 00
" " John G. Kendig, Manor, " 4300 00
13 Geo. Eichelberger, city, " 600 00
Nov. 6 George Mullin, J. P. of Eaat
Hempfield twp. for stray cow
sold - 2 32
" 10 Amos Herr, West Lampeter,
loan 500 00
" " Harriet Brown, city, loan . '5O 00
Dec. 1 S. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff; Fines
and Jury Fund . 60 00
" 18 Peter Johns, East Lampeter.
for Tax omitted 67 9
" 24 C. M. Brown, J. P. of East
Donegal, fur two stray steers
sold '7 1S
" 3 Farmers' Bank, Interest re
funded 195 S 3
Aygreyate.Assessment of County rat es
and levies for • 1861, as per statement
Treasurer by County Commissioners:
Adamstown, $.14310
Bart, 777 94
Brecknock, 639 55
Carnarvon, 1198 70
°acidic° East, 1399 41
Cocalico West, 1593 40
Colerain, 854 49
Columbia, 2240 35
Conestoga, " 1752 02
Condy, 995 15
Clay, 1324 06
Donegal East, 3319 63
Donegal West, 918 46
Drumore, 1514 56
Ephrata, 2327 57
Enrl; • " '317739 -
Earl East, - . 2109.44.
Earl Wesl., 2664 93
Elizabeth, 793 32
Elizabethtown, 265 50
Eden, 484 21
Fulton, 1031 86
Hempfield East, 3132 24
Hempfield. West, 2857 86
Lampeter East, 3452 13
Larupeter West,- 2886 66
Lancaster twp, 1439 90
Lancaster city 9397 24
Leaeock, 2603 94
Leacock Upper, 2581 66
Little Britian, 1111 45
Manheim twp, 3721 73
Martic, - 766 91
Manor, 5413 93
Mount Joy twp, 1850 47
Mount Joy bor, 513 92
Mariett,a 746 01
.
Mauheim . 385 23
A
Paradise,
Penn, 2197 93
Pequea, 1383 68
Providence, 715 74
Rapho, 3140 84
Sailsbury, 3366 11
Sadsbury, 927-66
Srasburg twp, 2535 87
Strasburg bor, 511 87
Warwick,
Washington,
Excess Tax.
Manor, 1860 $29 66
AI 1861 3 57
Drnmore, " 2 40
Little Britain, " 4 75
Sadsbury,
Eden, 1862 17 91
Lancaster twp., " 475
°Mersin,
Marietta, " 7 68
Providence, " 2 38
Manheim bor, " 5 20
Donegal West, " 1 49
Leacock Upper, " 1 19
Elempueld East, " 262
Columbia '
' " 14 25
Manheim twp, " 24
Bart, " 13 94
Sailsbury, " 119
Earl, " ;$ :50
Earl West, " 10 91
Cocalico West, " 1 54
Strasburg, " 1 78
Mount Joy bor, " 1 90
Penn, " 95
Strasburg bor, " 3 04
Adamstown, ' 63
Leacock,
Ephrata, " 3 '7O
Conestoga, 41 48
Hempfield West, " 285
Warwick,
Brecknoek,
230 30
To amount of outstanding taxes as per
report of last County Auditor, 9713 51
Bounties remaining unpaid, 480 00
Items in Court bills, 17 62
" " relief orders, 36 26
. Expenditures of 1862.
By amount of Court orders in favor
of John McCartney, William Van
Nieda and Jacob A. Miller. Audi
tors for Auditing the several ac
counts and expenditures for 1861 180.00
P. G. Eberman, Court order for Sta
ting the account of'lB6l, 25 00
642 Commissioners orders drawn in •
1862, including bounties to Volun
teers; 144,702 45
935 Court Bills and Certificates paid
in 1863, 10,768 61
85 Orders and Rolls drawn by the
Board of Relief to families of Vol
unteers, 15,313 50
39 Road Viewers and Surveyors ot-
ders, 314 47
Constable return orders to Court of
Q. S., 247 87
Exonerations allowed to Collectors, 1,160 20
Commissions " " 2,82142
Outstanding Taxes.
Earl East, 1857, 17 87
Strasburg borough. 1359, 91 49
Drumore township, 1860, 93 74
Rapho " 1861, • 300 93
Adamstown bor. 1862, 11 50
*Bart township " 50 00
Brecknock " cc 324 25
*tarciarvon" " . 222 54 • -
Columbia borough " 500 00
Cocalico 'E. twp. " 1,0814 r
*Com)) , " " 291 71
*Cl a y 6, - cc 610 13
Donegal E. " " 335 67
Drumore " ' " 798 75
Earl cc cc 85 35
*Earl W. '' * " 889 77
*Elizabeth " " 200 06
*Elizabethtown bor " _ 147 50
Fulton township, " 531 81 .
Lampeter E " c 6 954 70
Lampeter W cc 6c 593 30
'Lancaster city, E W" 724 11
cc cc W W " 1,459 31
Little Britain twp. " 186 24
Martic " " 203 76
Manor " cc 514 96
*Mountjoy cc cc 453 96 -
Mountjoy bor. cc 245 25
'Paradise twp. cc 368 65
*Pequea " IC ' 50 57
Rapho cc " 1,387 70
Salisbury cc cc 2,50111
Strasburg boro. -cc 141 . 00
Washingtoß ."
CC 192 17
-- 16,562 41
Treasurers Commission on $174,-
999 75 at 8-10 per cent. . 1,400 00
Bala,,ce, 41,873 00
Those marked thus • have since paid.
Auditors' Report
We, the undersigned Auditors of
Lancaster county, do certify, that we
have carefully examined the, above ac
count of John Denlinger, Esq., Treasur
er of said County, and- have compared
his vouchers with the same and find a
Balance in his hands of Forty-one thous
and eight hundred and seventy-three
dollars, ($4l, 873 00.)
• We have examined the account of
Christian Gast, Esq., Treasurer of the
Poor and Rouse of Employment of Lan.
caster county, and find a balance in his
hands of Two hundred and thirty-one
dollars and eighty-two cents, ($231 82)
on the first of January, 1863.
We have also examined the account
of Joseph Samson, Esq., Treasurer of
the Board of Prison Inspectors and
found it correct, Showing a balance in
his hands Fifty-four dollars and seventy
four cents ($54 74) on the first day of
January, 1863.
The liabilities of the county at the
present time for individual loans at five
per cent per annum amount to $121,-
783 25 • deducting the above amount in
hands of the Treasurer $4l, 873 00 would
show an indebtness of $79 910 25. The
outstanding taxes amount to $l6, 562-
4Al in witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands at the Commissioners Of
fice this twenty second clay of January,
1863.
WM. VON NEIDA,
JACOB MILLER,
• JOHN STBOHM, Jr.,
Auditors of Lancaster County.
,COMMISSIONERS' STATEMENT.
Assessors' Pag. -
The following is 'a statement of the Commis
sioners' orders drawn on John"Denlinger,esq.,
Treasurer of Lancaster County, for 1862: .
Adamstown, Samuel Stork, $ 20 00
Bart, H. Baumgardner, . 59 75
Brecknock, Levi Latish, 60 00
Carnarvon, Joseph Weaver, 60 00
Cocalico East, Samuel Weisser, 70 00
Cocalic West, John Edwards, 72 00
Colerain, James McCullough, 55 00
Columbia Borough, Joseph H. Black, 125 00
Conestoga, S. M. Rohrer, ' 62 00
Conoy, Frederick Smith. 50 00
Clay, Jacob Rohrer, . 62 00
Donegal East, George B. Murray, 89 00
Donegal West, Fred'k Oldweiler, 30 00
Dranore, James D. Welsh, 76.00.
Ephrata, J. S. Sharp, 82 50
Earl, A. G. Sutton,._ 90 00
'Earl Etat, John Stauffer, . . 80 03
Earl West, F. G. Carpenter,Bs 00
Elizabeth, Joseph M. Mathws; 55 00
Elizabethtown, Charles Ebecher, 20 00
2080 96
Eden, John Graham,4s 00
Fulton, Lewis IL Mardle, 55 00
Hempfield East, Henry Shroll, ' 63 00
Hempfield West, Jos. S. Denlinger, SO 00
Lampeter East, J. R. Diffenbach, 75 00
Lampeter West, George Ulmer, 70 00
Lancaster township, Benjamin limber, 41 00
Lancaster City :
N. W. Ward, C. G. Beal, in full of bal, 130 00
S. W. Ward, Geo. Musser, " 130 00
N. E. Ward, George King, 175 00
S. E. Ward, I. Hegener, in full of bal., 120 00
Leacock, Mahlon Ruth, 70 00
Leacock Upper. N. F. - Sheaffer, 70 00
Little Britian, John M. Harlan, 65 00
Manheim township, John MT Frantz, 85 00
Manic, James Simpson, 42 00
Manor, A. R. Witmor, 130 00
Mount Joy township, Wm. Winters, 95.00
Mount Joy borough, Peter Bruner, 65 00
Marietta borough, Fred'k L. Baker, 85 00
Manheim bor., Henry Diffenderfer, 30 00
Paradise, George Anthony, , S 5 00
Penn, Isaac Gingrich, 65 00
Pequea,.Samel Hess; 45 00
Providence, Martin Reese, 59 00
Rapho, John Brenneman, 85 00
Saiisbury, J. IX Warfel, - 130 00
Sadsbury, James Hood, 65 00
Strasburg twp., Daniel Helm, 80 00
Strasburg bor., John Werntz, 31 00
Warwick;A. B. Hackman, 90 00
Washington, Joseph E. Charles, , 32 00
P.
,G. Eberman for altering Cotitibia
Assessment, 30 00
2624 16
192 17
-94,06340
" 13 43
" 9 02
Ditto on account of Ho.
George Ulmer, Assessor, W. Lam
peter, on account Id taking asses
ment for 1863, 25 00
Jacob Gompf, Assessor, S. E, Ward
city, on account of takidg aisesi
ment for ;863, 30 00
Chin. G. Beal, Assesor N.
Ward; city, on account of taking '
assessment for' 1862, 30 00
" 37 05
4t ' 35
Erecting Bridges.
Henry Breneman, Treasurer of
Elizabethtown bor,
-donation to
wards building a Buiall bridges, $ 15 00
Charles W. Beckel, in full for an
iron truss across Pequea creek,
near Daniel-Denlinger s Mill, 1525 00
A. W. & M. H. Foulke, for mas
onary for bridge , at Denlinger?s
Mill, 278 88
$235,359 03
Repairing Bridges. '-
Samuel Wolf & Co., in full for re
pairing
.bridge across the Conesto
ga it Snavelers Mill, 120 00
John Weaver, for shingles and lum
ber for bridge, - 57 50
Henry Musser, Esq., Cle'k fees, 907 52
S. W. P. Boyd, Esq., Sheriff fees, 750 80
Emlen Fiankhn, Esq., Attorney fees 327 00
Wm. Aug. Atlee, Esq., Attorney fees 430 00
John Livingston, Esq., Attorney fees 87 00
Jurors' pay,' • 2114 97
=CZ=
Constables' fees,
Witness pay,
Wet and tipstaves , pay,
Jurors , pay,
Crier and Tipstaves' pay,
Jos. C. Snyder, for extra work and
sundries, $ 62 06
George M. , Steinman & Co.; Hard
ware, &e. . 18 69
Bateman & McCullum, for painting 30 25
Deaner & Shawn, for new Heaters _
and sundries, - . .: 197 85
Joseph Etocrman , s estate, care and
winding Town Clock, 25 00
Henry Wegener; hauling Coal and
shoveling Snow, 5 00
John M. Frantz, 1 dozen Brooms, 1 50
Theo. W. Herr„ Tally Lists and
postage,
Jacob Leib, z dozen Broome,
A. C. Flinn, plumbing and Gas fit-
.
ing, 14 32
Silvtes & May,' for Hardware, 3 12
Hirsh & Bros., for Feather Duster, . 1 75
Lancaster City, for Water Rent, 38 00
George Calder sr Co. ' bill for Sand, 2 80
M Steigrrwalt, billlor ice, . 12 31
Tacob Hartman, bill for ice 3 29
Jacob Rotbarmel for Brushes ' 994
David Pancoast, for repairing roof, 300
W in „ D. Sprecher, for Hose, -.' 862
Coroner,
Daniel Balmer, Esq., Coroner and
others, for holding Inquests on the
bodies of 50 persons found dead in
Lancaster county. $546 08
CommissiOners Office.
Loyd Vandeveer, for U. S. Map ex
changed, $2 00
Jos. Boyer, Esq., 234 days services
as Commissioner at $2 00 per day,
s463—and 4150 Miles at 6 cents
per mile, s249—Total $717 00. •
Balance due him at settlement, 237 00
Levi Reist, Esq., 183 days services
at $2 00 per day, $364 00, and 2520
miles at 6 cents per mile, $l5O 20
—Totil $517 20, Balance due at
settlement, 167 20
John Doner, Esq.., 186 days ser
vices as Commissioner at-$2 00 per
day, $372 00, and 2365 miles at 6
cents per mile $123 90—Total
$495 90.. Balance at settlement, 145 90
Jesse Landis, Eeq., one years salary
as Solicitor, I 150 - 00
P. G. Eberman in full of salary as
Clerk, 765 00
William Spencer, Esq., on act of
services as Commissioner 200 00.
Levi S. Reist, Esq., on act of ser
vices as Commissioner, 250 00
John Doner, Esq., on act of services •
as Commissioner, 200 00
Ellen Wiley, cleaning office and
making curtains, 1 50
John Sheaffer, for a County Map, 4 50
T. C. Hartley, repairing seal press' 1 25
H. S. Gara, Merino for Curtains, 1 89
John Baker, clerking for Commis-
*235,369 03
sioners, 1 00
Elias Barr & Co., for Purdon's Di-
gest, 5 00
P.. G. Eberman, for Twine and
Glue, 59
Election Officers for holding Genl.
Election,
Elec oion Officers for Twp. Elections 97'7 51
do do for City . Elections, 78 00
do pO Mantle= Borough, 17 95
do do Special Election,
E Bempfield twp. 19 30
do do in the. 21st Elect.
On Dist. 17 55
Assessors pay for lists of tirciteri, ' 331 25
Constables pay, 171 40
Lancaster Gas Company, Gas Bills, $219 30
Printing.
F. H. Stauffer, $ 48 00
S. A. Wylie, 153 80
R. H. Thomas, 28.00
F. L. Baker, 46`00
W. 8. - Wiley, 11 00
Pearsol & Geist, 147 75
Geo. Sanderson, 125 25
T. E. Cochran, 111 25
Kuhn & Hans, 4700
W. H. H. Cos, 300
J. Ensminger, 5O 00
J. A. ,Hiestand & Co, - 119:00
Stkitg Wright, • " - 56 -75 -
.o. Wright,
. • , . .
=MI
$.77 50
Court of Qr. Sessions
$10,098 06
Common Pleas Court
Court House
Elections
Gas
John Bears' sons and Sationary, 193 27
$ll4O 07
Public Officers.
George Wiant, for Books and Bind- .
S.
$96 65
C. S. Hartley, Seal Press and en
graving for Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminer and Orphans'
Court, 21 25
Joseph C. Snyder, Table for Protlily
Office,7s
Wm. Aug. Atlee, Esq., Auditing
Public Offices, 109 50
Farrel & Herring, for a patent Safe
for Treasurer's Office; 250 GO
Henry Musser, recording names of
township Officers, ' . 121 56
Poor.
Wm. Gorrecht Esq., on account of
Poor and House of Emp , oyment, $ 1000 00
Chzi. Gast, in full, 14800 00
Prison.
Hush S. Gam, Esq., for support of
Pnson ' $4250 00
Joseph Samson, Esq., for support
of Prison, 7250 00
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary for snpport of
Convicts for 1862' $716 65
Loans.
Loans paid to banks 'a i nd
$31,931
interest.
$3,826 25
Interest paid to banks and individ
uals,
Pool MortemExamination,l.
Post Mortem examinations on 15
dead bodies found in - Laneaster
county, $l5O 00
John .LCoehrizt,.for postage and
il 85 00
envelopes,
Road Damages
Amos Good, Brecknock tarp. $ 30 00
A. Trostels Est. , do 50 00
John Fritz, . do 5 00,
Jacob Hershberger, do 4. 200
John Dubree & Sister, Diurnore, - 85-00
Joseph Markley, do 10 00
Benjamin Bleacher do 40 00
David Stone, Earl 10 00
John Risser, do 8 00.
Jacob Weaver, do 8 00
M. Meckley, Elizabethtown, 251.00
,George Byrode, do . , 124-50
Henry Wade, do 55 00
Peter Hoffer,. do. . ' - 6 -00
Sampson Price , East Donegal, 10 00
Jacob Newcomer, W. Hempfield,. - 159 75
M. M. Strickler, -- do 64 25
Abraham Weaver, Lampeter, ]2O 00
Jacob Hart, - Martic - 65 00
William Wallace, do 12 00
Henry Herr, Manor, 30 00
Christ. Miller's Est., do 10 00
Henry K. Kurtz, Manheim, 25 00
Joseph Striruse, Mount Joy Boro. 25 00
Philip Myers, Mount Joy twp., 115 00
Chr'n. Sheirick do 35 OQ
' Peter Wealand, do 35,00
1119 35 Jobnathan Stauffer, Strasburg, 150 40
$lBlB 138
1277 50
2808 89
275 00
. Janitors Pay,
Jos. C. Snyder, fOr 52 weeks pay as
Janitor,
Military Expenses
2662 37
510 00
Paid bounties to Volunteers, $53,320 16
Ditto boarding . , printing and inci
dentisl expences fot Volunteers &
Relief board, 943 00
*317297
iltilcenaneous.
P. G. Eberman, for altering
tions of Assessments in Lancaster
county, as directed by Commis- '
sioners $2OO 00
John Shaeffer, for Election Laws, 3'50
Jacob B. .Brubaker, for Tax Re
funded, 5 00
P. G. Eberman, distributing Assess
ments, 30 00
Michael H. Shirk, late Treasurer,
6 74
1 50
Exonerations and commissions on
--State and. Militia Tax, 37 31
M. Zahm, for interpreting in Court, 25;00
John Baker, recording statements
for County Auditors, 5 00
Philip S. Baker, arresting J. Frank
fort for Horse Stealing, 20 00
George Sanderson, Esq., Mayor
Road damages due the City out of
the County fund, 325-89
T. W. Herr, Telegraph dispatches
on County business, 1 98
F. S. Albrig,lit, Taxes refunded for
1861, 30 25
E. Reilly and E. Franklin,
profes
sional services in case of Lanais
ter county vs. James Evans, Esq., 100 00
George. Sanderson, Esq, Mayor's
and Constables'• fees in vagrant
cases, 1,111 85
Capt. E. K. Young, for expenses of
salute in honor of the fall of Fort
Donelson ' 5 00
W. li. Keifer, taking J. B. Keifer
to the House of Refuge, 10 50
C. Tysoni for repairing muskets and
$445 75
& freight; 7212
A. Herr Smith, taking deposition in I
Com. vs. Rife, 15 00
Isaac Gish, for Tax Refunded 2 75
A. Fairer, Tax Refunded, B4 43
p. G. Merman, distributing Tally
Papers, 50 00
John A. Wier, Esq., expenses for
maintaining Howe, Clark and
Conner, in Pennsylvania State
Lunatic Hospital, 374 88
John Smith and others, copying Tax
Duplicates, 112 36
Ellen Weiley, for repairing. Flag, 1-15
J. Gundaker, taking Wm. Cooney-to . _ _
House of Refuge,
Telegraph Office, for dispatches,
P. G. Eberman, Jr., copying Tax
•
Ltsts and assisting Clerk, 31 50
I. E. Hiester, Esq., costs refunded
in Com. vs. Ebeling, 95 37
P. S. Baker,
S. Huber A. Messen
kop, John Kuhns an J. Gunda ,
lies, for arresting Pickpockets,' 20 00
M. H. Shirk, Esq., late Treasurer,
for balance due State Treadarer at
settlement, April 30th 1861, 247 57
do for tax refunded for R.
Earl township, 16 26
do Stationary and. Solici
tor's pay refused by Auditors Gen-
eral, - 25 00
J. M. Willis Geist, taking Harriet
Cunny to House of Refuge, - 10 .50
John K. Reed Prothonatary's fees, 2 03
G. B. Mowry, Horse and Buggy
$2,182 88
• _
hire, 10 75
T. W. Herr, for expenses in Corn.
vs. Daniel Herr, Esq., 65 10 .
John M, Amweg, Taking Deposi
tions,' • 400
Daniel Herr, Esq.,
late Treasurer,
for Stale Taxesdue to Common
wealth, with costs and expenses, 1264-16
J. C. Snyder, forlierving notices, 1 50
Wm. Cowin, fora draft for a bridge 5 00
J. R. Bitner & Bro., freight on safe, 12 00
'J. C. Snyder, distributing Tally pa
pers and Assessments, 55 00
J. Stauffer, Specifications for abut
ments of a Bridge, 300
P. S. Baker, taking Mary Coyle to -
House of Refuge, 10 75
Jesse Landis, Esq., - Professional
services, 35 00
Jacob A. Bear, for apprehending
Horse Thief, 20 00
Henry Musier, Clerk Quarter Ses
sions,-recording Road cases, 26 50
John Kuhns; taking Edw. Webb to
House of Refuge, r • • 11 75
John Scott, Col'r, Fulton, Exciter
ations and Tax refunded, 26 18
John Ditlow, Boarding Jury in Com.
vs. Johnston and Levi Neff, 48 75
J. C. Snyder, for distributing As-
91252 19
$2915 15
sessments to. Assessors, tO 00
Wm. Dungan, for copying Dnplicate, 162
P. 8. Baker, for arresting Jicob
' ' 'y 20 00
$599 71
*l5BOO 00
$ll5OO 00
0888788
Postage.
CUE
$1,215 00
$4lO 00
43-4,263 16
10 75
'7 42
John Herr, Wit. fees in taking de
positions,
Wm. Cooper, Boarding Jurors in
Com. vs. Neff, 0 7 65
wat. Spencer, Esq., for lot of paint
for a bridge,
John Auxer, Esq., and others, for
laying out New Election District
in Rapho twrii`
Sol. Sprecher, Warding Jurors,
W. B. Wiley, Esq.,
_qualifying
Sheriff and Commissioners to select
Juro.s for 1863,
Jacob Gundaker, taking Sabina
Shenk to House of Refuge,
Frederick Albright, tax refunded,
F. G. Carpenter, for attending spe
cial appeal,
M. Zahm, for intrepoting in Conrt,
Henry - Baughman, for error in Du
plicate, 73 21
Henry Baughrnon for tax refundedl 54
H. L. & E. J. Zahm, for repairing
County Seal, 1 23
J. C. Snyder for going after election
returns, 1 50
Constable Messenkop; taking Wing
er to House of Refuge,
T. B. Good & Boyd, clerking for re
turn Judges,
Auditor's pity,
Clerk fur statement of orders,
Relief orders,
Road Viewers' orders,
Constables' teturns,
Exoneration onairs,
Commission orders,
Outstanding taxei,
Treasurer's commissio us,
Ralance in 'rreasuiy,
$235,369 03
LEVI S. REIST,
JOHN DONER, -
WM, SP ENCER,
mmissioners.
P. G. Enxitaus, Okrk.
HALT! HALT! I HALT! !!--4 Cry from
Washington! ATTENTION,! ATTY.NTION
Wives, Illotlifrs and Sisters,
Whose husbands, gins and brothers arc ser
ving in the Army:cannot put into their knap
sacks a more necessary or vahlatile sift than a
few bores of
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTDIZST.
They insure health even under the 'exposure
of a Soldier's life. Only 25 cents a Brut or
Pot.
SOLDIERS' SPECIAL NOTICS.
Do your duty to yourselves I Protect your
.Health !
lirk. Read the following, Mt received this
day from Washington :
IeVAS-lIINGTO.N, D. C.
T. HOLLOWAY, M. D
DEAR SIR avail myrielfolf this oppor
tunity to express my gratitude for your kind
ness in being so prompt in sending me your
valuable Pills and Ointment. hundreds of
pgorlsoldiers have been made comfortable and
Well by the use of your medicines : , and they
all can testify to their healing pow/ :no and ca
pability of giving instant relief. It has, with
in my own observation, saved ma ny e poor
soldier from long sickness and much suffering.
Yours truly,
D. G. VOSE, Washington , D. C.
November 4, 1862. 124'-12t
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIIIIRS.
Collection of. Pensions, BoutAies. Back
Pay, and War Claims. • •
Officers' Pay Rolls, Muster Rolls, and
Recruiting Accounts made out.
HE undersigned, having been in the eVn
ployrnent of the Irnited States during the
last eighteen months,,as Clerk in the Muster
ing and Disbursing Office and OlBce of Super
intendent of Recruiting Service of Pennsylva
nia, respectfully informs the public that he lies
opened an office in the Daily Telegraph Build
ing for the purpoAe of collecting PenSions,
Bounties, Back Pay and War Claims ; also,
making out Officers Pay Rolls, Muster Rolls
and Recruiting Accountk.
AU orders by mail attended to promptly.
SULLIVAN S. CHILD.
Harrisburg, Nov. 29, 1862. 18-ly
ALEXANDER LYNDSAY, -
Fashionable "
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
MARKET STREET, MARIETTA, PENN.
Would most respectfully inform the citizens
of this Borough and neighborhood that he hits
the Vest assortment of City made work in
his line of business in this Borough, and be
mg a practical BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
himself,is enablea to select with more judgment
than those who are not. He continues to man
ufacture in the very best manner everything
in the BOOT AND SHOE LINE, which he
will warrant for neatness and good fit.
iCCatt and examine his stock before pur
chasing eliewhere.
JO HN BELL. Merchant Tailor,
Cor. of Market-st., and Elbow Lane, Marietta
RATEFIJ L for past favors I would returr
urmy thanks to my numeronafriends and pa
trons and inform them that I still continue the
old business at tide old stand, where I will be
pleased to see them at all times, and having a
lull and splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEIiES Rf VESTINGS,
which will be made up to order at the shortest
notice by the best of workmen, and on reasona
ble terms, 7 would be pleased, therefore, to wait
upon my old customers and all who see proper
o patronize" me hereafter. (0ct.29-'56.
WANTED, LOCUST! LOCUST !I
LOCUST! ! !
Locust Pins, from 14 inches to 36 inches
long, and Locust Timber, all dimensions will
be bought or received on commission.
If forwarded promptly and largely perma
nent arrangements for continued supplies will
be made. -
Address W. A. LEVERING.
3t] CalloWhill-St Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rent_
THE DONEGAL HOUSE.
Corner of Market Square and Gay-st.,
MARIETTA
THIS large and conveniently arranged hotel
is now offered for rent from the first of
April next. Inquire of
JAMES •WHITEHILL,
Market-st., Marietta, Pa.
Jannary td, 1865-4 t.
NEW CROP. New Orleans Molasses.
This isthe only kind of Molasses that
istood for:Cake Baking.
Just-received at
SPANGLER & PATTERSON".
MHE Largest and best assortment of Fancy
Cloth gr:Cassimeres and Vesting ever offered
in this market and will be sold at prices which
defy competition by I. R. Diffenbach.
A FINE HOLLIDAY GIFT. One of these
AL beautiful Photograph Albums, for Card
De Visitts, DELLINGER'S.
jUGGY grid Sleigh, BLANKETS of various
t styles and.at much lower prices than the
same sold last fill 'Spongier Ar Patterson.
ORDERS Air HICKORY If OAK WOOD
will be received at the cheap store of
J. R. DIFFENBACH.
OH LEN'S long celebrated
• ' , H. D. BENJAMIN.
rIAVED - FRUIT now selling cheap at
DIFFENBACII% -
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$5,046 12
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