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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
Trust sale.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions of q
ID Deed executed by E r. Lewis to
the undersigned dated 18th day of No
vember;; 1860. for $1,000, and due 18th
day of November. la6l. hereby. give
notice 10 all parties interested, that l
will proceed to sell before the Court
house door, in the city of Canton, Madi-
son county. State of Mississippi on
Monday, 18th day February, A. d. 1866,
between legal hours to the highest bid
der, at public outcry, for cash, the follow
ing Lot or parcel of ground, situate in
Canton and described as follows Begin
ming thirty-eight and half feet from S
e corner of lot square No. 9, accord
ing to original plat of said town on
Center street. thence West thirty-three
feet to a stake, thence North two hund-
red feet to a stake thence East thirty
three feet to a stake and thence South
two hundred feet to the beginning.
JOHN Il. CAMERON,
Jan. 10 &c. st Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, at the January term, 1866
w of the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, letters of administrator
were granted TO the undersigned on the
estate of Robert Love- deceased
Now, all persons indebted to said decedent
are hereby notified to come forward anC
make payment, and those having claims
against the estate are notified to presen
them duly probated within the time pre-.
Scribed by law, or they will be forever barred
.. W, g. LOVE, Admir-.
Jan. l3, lS6G.-6w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, at the January term, 1866,
w of the Probate Court of Madison
county, Mississippi, letters of administra-
ton were granted to the undersigned on the
estate of John r. Lambuth, deceased,-
Now, all persons having claims against
said decedcnt are hereby notified to present
them duly probated within the time. pre-
scribed by law, or they win be forever barred.
JOHN w. LAMBUTH, Admir-.
Jan. II, lS86.-pSl0. eI6w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Jan. 10, lS6G.-6w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
G.. S. KNAPP,
DENTAL SU RGEON,
Jackson, Miss,
OFFICE IN HILzHENIS NEW BRICK BUILDING
Corner Of State and Pearl Streets.

nR. KNAPP continues the practice of his
IL profession in all its branches.
Teeth inserted from one to an entire set,
on Gold, Silver or Vulcanite base, the latter
a new improvement and guaranteed to give
satisfaction in all cases.
Jan. 20 1885, I'm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Y ETTERS of administration on the estate of
| 1 Samuel J. Ridley dec d, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Mad-
san county Mississippi, at the December term, A..
D. 1865, thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given t9 al peFsons
having calrs against said estate to have them pro-
bated and registered within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred.
WILL s. BAILEY, Admir-
Jan H. 1886. eI6w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
sale of Mules and stock.

pY an order Of the Probate Court made
u at its January term, will, as Executor
of James s. Pritchard, deceased, sell for
cash, Ten Mules, Thirty Head of Cattle and
Two Wagons, at the Court House at Canton,
on Monday the 10Th day Of January
3. L. PRITCHARD, EX'r.
Jan. 10, ls66-2i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to W. J. Ken
N dali, must come forward promptly and
make satisfactory settlements,' or he will
be compelled, however reluctantly, in self
defence, to put them in suit.
Jan. l6, lS6G-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-20
Trust sale.

n
by virtue of the provisions Of Deed In
Trust made and executed by Samuel
Hamblen and wife to the undersigned. dat-
ed 1856 land recorded on page $50 and 53k
book P, of the records Of the Office of IL
Probate Clerk Of Madison county. State d
Mississippi, l will sell, before the Courts
house door. in the city Of Canton, count
and State aforesaid, on / 100
Monday, 26th day Of February, 1861
between legal hours, to the highest and
best bidder. at public cutlery. for cash |!
the following real estate, situated in the
said county Of Madison, viz: known and
described as the West half Of South-w
quarter, and the South half of West half
of North west quarter OF section 26. and
the Northeast quarter and the East half
of Southeast quarter, and the South half
of the West half of South east quarter, Of
section Of; all in township Eleven,
Range four East, containing by estimation
four hundred acres, be the same more
or less, with all and singular the inn
provements thereon. 3a
Title believed to be good and indis-
putable.
JOHN r. CAMERON,
Jan. 18, 1866-4w. Trustee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

and services of its victim, Abraham
Lincoln
My uniform course during the late
war was to avoid the discussion of the
policy Of the general government,
Thslc giving a hearty support to the
national authorities in all their meas
Hrcs to suppress the rebellion. shall
continue 10 pursue the same course
during the em jarrassments necessarily
connected with the entire restoration
of The country The principles express
cd in the message Of the President, at
the commencement Of the session Of
Congress, will receive III; cordial sup
port.
During the last five years the peo-
pie of this State have suffered deeply
from the calamities ot war Thousands
Of her men have been slain. and others
are manned and broken Almost every
family has been stricken, and every
where there arc widows and orphans,
many of them helpless and in poverty.
1t is a subject OF sincere congratula
tion that peace has at last returned.
am not aware Of the existence of
any difticulty with other nations which
may not be ;.micably adjusted, and
thei efpro venture to express the hope
that long years of tranquility and hap.
piness are before Us.
~ Il. CURTIN.
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The American Wine Plant

'NllE undersigned having becn extensively
H. engaged in growing Plants and manu-.
FEATURING Wine FOR the last fnnr years. are
prepared I" furnish Plants the coming Spring
at the following rates: Si5 per hundred, or
SlZ 9o per hundred when Il shnusand or moro
are ordered, Each plant will make from one
to two gaii'ns If wine the fret season. equal
to the best Sherry Wines of Europe. Sam
pie wine forwarded by express at the whole
sale price, s. per gallon. Letters Of inquiry.
orders f, r vine aud plants promptly attended
to lay adtresS;:.x.
KELLY & KLECKNER,
iei In Butfllo y kuads, Union CO Pa
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MARRIED

On Thursday January IS, by ReV.W. Gwynn. JOHN
FORSYTH. nt Oliver town sIll = 10 Miss CAROLINE
SHOEMAKER, of Granville township.
On Thursday, January a5. hy same. ROBERT BU-
CHASAN. to Miss MARY KAUFMAN, both Of oliver
township.
On Thursday. January 25, by same EDWARD
HOOVER. of Granville township. 10 Miss TILLIE
BUCHANAN. Of Oliver township
On Thursday January y, at the residence of Robt.
Z. Wills. by Rcy.J. VI Steck. HENRY DACHENBACH,
TO Miss MARY HEDDIStIS to h OF Memo township.
On the 3lSt nit. at the NJ F. Parsonage. 10y Rev W
Downs. REUBEN II. CARBNJICi a. Of Fulton county
T. MARY +. RoOh. Of Derry township, MIfFn co.
ON the evening of February Ist at the residence of
the brides father. by Rev. W. Downs. JAMES "
SMITH. - Mss ANNA NJ. COMFORT, both OF Lew
lstoWn.
In Dry Valley. on February ISt. by Rev. W Howe
GEORGE ". kREPS |. Miss PIEBE ; BF1
hINGS. both of this county
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4 storekecper has been arrested at
Lock Haven for an attempt to burn
out his store.
The telegraph announces that the
county clerk. sheriff and deputy sheriff
Of Pope county, Arkansas. were all
recently assassinated. and briefly ad-
ded, by way Of explanation, that 'tthe
clerk, the Rev A. n Stout, was a
member of the Free State convention
two years ago" This is only one of
the many evidences constantly being
reported of the continuance of the old
spirit Of diaboIism at the Sonth.
Christian Berger was convicted ia
Philadelphia last week for the murder
of Mary l.. Watts, and sentenced by
Judge Allison to be hung 1t is only
about three weeks since the murder
was committed, and punishment has
followed quick upon its heels The la
dy resided in Germantown by herself,
and was found in her house one morn
ing murdered. She was supposed to
have had money, but it is not thought
the murderer got much. The evidence
was circumstantial, but Berger sub
staHtiaIIy owned to it.
On the 9th of January, General T.
O. Osborn. uf the United States volun-
teer service, was murdered by body
Of citizens, near GrcensviIle, MISSISSIPPI
pi. 1t appears that the general, who
halls from Illinois, had recently pur-
chased 4 plantation ut Greensville, was
waited upon by a self constituted COM
mittee vi his neighbors, and notified
to leave the place in twenty-four hours,
and if found there afterwards, he would
be killed. The result is announced
by the paragraph itself in the words
that she stayed on his plantation and
was assaileI and shot"
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sAews from other Counties.
Union and snyder.

Rcish's store, ut Forest Hill, was
robbed week before last. A man by
the name Of Morrison of Snyder coun-
tv was arrested and confined in Jail,
charged with the larceny.
John Hoffman, auct:onecr, while cry
ing q sale ut Har' Teton, Tell and broke
his leg.
The engineers who are surveying
the new route for tho railroad passed
through this place on Saturday.
The New Berlin people expect to
have railroad built from Winfield to
Lcwistown.-T.Githbuyy, Telegraph.
a little girl, daughter of Mr.. Lc-
mig. and who had been put under the
care and charge OF Mr.. Isaac App and
wife in Monroe township, Snyuer CO.,
was very badly frozen during the cold
weather we have bad this winter
Centre County.
The house Of Mr. Joseph Shaffer, ut
Zion, was entered by burglars last Sab
bath. and S2i0 in money and some val
liable papers removed. The family
was at church when the robbery was
C1eCIcu.
The German Reformed and Luther
an congregations of Belletonte, had
their building, which they used in
common. refitted and repaired.
. During the first week of court the
iiaes,.i iac:4se,s. of the NJ e. church in Bellefonte
4he5ld a fair in the old Armory for the
i 'bnrp6se pfr'Tp dIe 6f raising funds to pay off the
te Of a,efslthnm CHURCH, at which they
cftsrcd aRssthse .s550py1 e.
A ssrene assstefiieien tsEngineer Corps,
E,sfapr..ff rffs@Ttsd fffa Bta1lefOHtc; and taken
o4,areeYs ssyThe Goiaad H6ase. They
-btutlEeded qtos Spring " ifIs for the pur-
pose of caomfimencihg the survey for the
mQst Pra94c4sls East9 ~ 2er9sSs thet Nitta-
1tlJYn!;aHh esvE1i .h1G"S'uGs n1f'Hf."mfnnr"k ,
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The New Amendment.

The proposed amendment to the
Constitution, modified by the Recon
structlon Committee, was taken up in
the House on Thursday. and after a
bret tebatc was adopted by vote of
l20 yeas to lG nays Modified it reads
as follows:
Representatives shall be apportion
ed among the several States which
may be included Within this Union ac
cordinS to their respective numbers
counting The whole number of persons
in each State, excluding Indians not
taxed, provided, that whenever the
elective franchise shall be denied or
abridged in any State on account of
race or color, all persons therein of
such race or color shall be excluded
from the basis Of representation.
- The alteration Of the original prop
'ts|lGon made by the committee consists
1isfF itftF4 hStsBHns ont all reference to the sub
.'1tStt ~ fftmalEeGt taxes. In its present
~ sfe,1a Esia rtghdmcnt only refers to
Ing Ithe tb;tsfs . ofsState Representation in the
lower House of Congress.
.sa;3oH arrtgr-sintu1nh
'.7.i sehaDor ilauA ninasfe IA IL iEll,ia speech
q '1oni the .questiuTof4 reeoHstrhctioA. i
" :, dfsAR5Ha f.YS1SR H. 'HrS fa3sIt tasen
mPsaehyta saiiank .lIa IA ;AXepl4Rgp eottlt Y !,
r'desi rD DNIRgdH aDa y.fgur bnildjngsia. Lie:
s. &'<ts4tsoao o4iuhro-rtnasi.,raiitlps seSsralc AniI
%shaGE %n thotf Runeeausis,g 7a4 Ass of
half mliioff'doRars3Q .n~oi=;~rI
AzashaAhe, ,tss eh dsaaae nat sn,xnuffs Of
.,hrfsny9otf otf,fa aissi bpt bgp4ts ,aB axsb4pgc sap ps
s1Alseie assIaK. 5S;.ay Story u; 49Rarjsl Which
;. a ctr<bS enu ikak frpzerpstisfi mffile,itEtas
1i ande1@f, ,ts ina 'burrihr bhiiding r 4Jbisa
o. fs said tol'Be :f'ffes IA .qidzaH9ei iiss
a The Sexyiftte, s Sta Of The 26t1bR 1ult
Sayslthat'4W,m. l. Hatton. ., youn lrIss q ma n.
restding in Shppehsburg, one day last
wees!s$omited IA live st9Ake .sbeht 10
sIEsshfs ,1s 1org .aagIdl and half apojpch THICK
{ ne ne + ga eEed VIZ y htls aSak ing fl 1som
4, pool in ldahOs sAlQ1E ( months, ago :,
aod has sihcH suffered great da4tress in
his stomach, complaining especially of
sensation Of coldness
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

In the House, on the 10Th. Mr..
Brown intsoduced a bill entitled An
act 10 authorize certain persons to sell
real estate in the borough of Lewis
town, county of Mitilir.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown. the rules
were suspended and the House pro-
cecded to consit er the same.
The first and oniy y section was read,
authorizing Francis N 'Clure, of the
borough of LeWistown, and certain
other persons named therein, to sell
and convey IL certain lot of ground,
with a hGuee thereon erected, and for
merry occupid ~ the congregation
once known rs the PRESBYTERIAN con
grcsation OF LewistVwn, to make g
deed therefor IN ice simple and pay the
proceeds to the United Prcsby of
Big Spring, or the treasurer thereof,
for the usc OF said congregation. The
section WAS agreed to. The bill being
on its final passage.
Mr.. O>terhout said | would like to
have some explanation OF the nccessi-
ty, if any exists, for the passage of
this act before | am called upon 10
vote for it.
Mr. Brown. 1t is intended to au-
thOrlze the trustees 10 sell certain
church property which has not been
occupied for some time, the proceeds
to go to the congregation.
Mr.. Mann. | should like to know
what evidence is in the possession of
the House that the title to this proper
~ is in these parties. We are here
about 10 aui horize them to sell it. 1t
seems to me the Legislature ought not
to authorize any individual, or asscci-
alton of individuals, to sell property
without some evidence before IL that
that proIscrt.v hslongS to those men
The qaestj"s' being put, the bill then
passed finally.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

rA There will be It meeting of the
Conrty Committee held at the Asses
sor's cflicc, in the Court House, at
Lowiatown, for the purpose of ap-
pointing conferees to elect delegates
to the Safe Convention, on Thursday.
February :, 1856.
Il. ". PATTON. Chairman
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DIED.

q years. - @ u
IN SiIan2kln, on the 2ith U!t, WILLIAM H. SNY-
a member OF O.. X. 4.Il Pa. Vols and served "a
hnEleF |" 'r"n- knIPe ia Snrrmsu's great march.
On 'he 2ath ut. in great pea.e JOHN NORTON.
Sr. o! Wayne township aged 20 years
Near Newton H,IniIton, 18th ull of heart disease
ANNIE Al. MORRISON. daughter Of VIM Y and
Si@rtha D. A3rrl7on. aged years, mo- and IL days
Farewell my darling Annie farewell
ny sweet young voice is sted
place Is vacant at orr hearth
Which. never be tiled. A COUSIN
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Last nf OrderS Iruuoi1

Last IF Orders Unpaid
John f'raHH"v money loaned in 1860 $1,000 %
Joseph Brewer. steward IN 1894 200 %
do do April n. 1865 for orders
Nos. 4fs sai and 9lo and interest sqs IS
Joseph Brewer steward. in 1868 "a %
Joseph Jenkins keeping Ezra jenkins so
Samuel Drake for ~fretch@r bringing man
hurt Penna Railroad To poor house 4p
William Hardy ct"thlng Tor JOha Peris ~ 60
Casper bHll for boarding do y %
Joseph Rhodes. provisions for Naiinta Owens l. :;
LewiSto.n Post Once. box rent and postage = n
George Miller. repairing t.aGr locks rs
4. T. Hamilton. meTchanfiize q 20
George ibyHycr merchandise 38N
Hamilton rhornhurg for shoes Is
WiA.r johnson for shoes G1m
II. NJ r. Pratt. merrhsn.iiza - IA
James |. Wallis. tin rare AMI repairs l6g
MctoY H"hreT in'ize. Tor Mainda Owens Ig 30
Dr.. <. A. Martin. attending tIeSander f. Ritner 500
Adam Hniay. boarding ard funeral expenses
OF Alexander f. Btnnr Is
John B, Srihei.:IvT, hardware l38
George FetEer- Dack>Inlthlng 81 js
Joseph S.Fyers attending Rhoda Pearson loCO
Dyerseer- OF Poor Gregg township Centre co.
support ani removal 0f John I5nck 25 10
J. BrcnemAn. mo. board for Elliott r. Brown IL 5?
Amount Of orders unpaid SIS 81
JOHN ". SHAW, Clerk.
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Job Work.

Eighth sheet hills, 5! - for - or less; fourth sheet
bills g for IS less; half sheet Dill 81 for p or less
&A-Proceedings of public meetings. or organiza-
tons Of any kind, involving private interests in any
way. chsrg~4ble at the rate of i've per line
and must be PAID for il is much easier twelve
or fifteen persons to contribute quarter each. or
thirty or forty ten cents each than for who have
10 direct interest IN the matter. pay
two dollars IN getting such things Intorypc We hope
therefore that at all such assembnseS hereafter some
sill see 70 tho collection Of the probable amount
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Notices OF New Advertisements.

Billy Johnson is about selling off at
cost Hoffman has lowered prices -
Pocket Book lost-Dr. Dahlen's adv
Public Salcs-List Letters.
The wine made from the plant adv.
by Messrs. Kelly and klcctrer, Union
county, Pa, las been tested, and pro-
we'd OF excellent quality.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NlLL be offered at public sale, at the
w residence of the undersigned, near
Liileysrille. in Decatur towns ip, on
TUESDAY, March 6, 1865,
the following personal property. to wit;
4 Work Eaerscs.
|. 2, and 3 year old Colts. mich CoSs,
young Cattle, 20 head Of Hogs with breed
ing Saw, now with pig. II head If Sheep, +!
four horse narrow wheel ard broad wheel
wagons, spring Wagn. Buggy. hay Ladders
uaines' Threshing Machine and horse power
grain Drill, Cultivatnr. Piows. llarrows
Tanning mill, horse Gears, log Chain hin
Chain. grain Cradle. S,,yt!ies, and variety
of other farming utensils
Sale u. commence az 10 O'Clock a. m, when
terms will be made known
feb7-3t 7. G. STERRETT,
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GTRIkE while the iron IS hot!
~ Best Bar Iron. cents per pound Horse
Shoes, Nail Rods and Nails. small steel Irons,
&C., &e., low at lOFFMAN'S.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

'EIIE undersigned having large stock of
4 Eastern manufactured Boots and Shoes
On hand. uffers tho same at cash prices from
now until further notice is given.
Mems Boots. warranted, daube soIes from
s. 90 to so.
Mems Il ,ots do do d. calf,
6 80 to 90
Bows Bu,ts do do 90 to 90
Youths Boots du do 90 to = %
Mems Gum Overshoe, best 25
Wnmen's do do 10
Mems do cloth tops Us
He has also a stock of city work on hand,
which he will sell very low. and warrants it
to lie good for nothing. 81. come on, boys
and girls and get prepared for the cold
Manufacturing and repairing attended to
as usual. a large stock # Trunks. Valises
and Carpet Bags on hand which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. A full stock of
home made work kept constantly on hani at
low prices. BILLY JOHNSON,
Lewistown, Feb 7, 1866.
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$l,OO REWARD

NJ LII tie paid my person leaving at this
w "fnce plain black Morocco PORT
MONAlE ami contents, viz: s. note, 81
note, half dollars. Is cents, some postage
stamps. and piece of paper continuing mcm
orandum of articles Lost on the 29th ult..
somewhere on Market street, L"wist,.yr-
Fastened with gum clasp. feLT-ot#
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Cash Rates of Advertising,

months, months. year,
0ne column $1,000 S250h 5000
Half cpIdinn 1000 1890 250O
Fourth cD.nInH 100 l395 loo
Notices of bn~ne-s exceeding lines and les, than
4 column Iucludng paper per year, lgOGal5JO
Business tiris q lines OF less Year 900
Administrators OF Executor, Notices SO
Auditors do 90
Estray Notice, four times 2 %
Caution o,IeI sh.rt N0u-es, 81
Tavern I-Irenses- single. 90
II more than one, each so
Registers Notices uf Accounts, each kG
Sheriff : Sales. per square 90
Editorial Notices 10 cents p"r line for each Insertion
lines Oi nOnpaFeil OF lines OF burgeois make
square
Personal COMMUNICATIONS, resolutions OF societies
obituary notices. &c. half price.
These terms vii Ue rigdiy adhered to IN ali
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GEEIEEOEkAS.

xNLOOR. hall, stair, and caFrage-the best
l. styles ar.d low, at Ilutfinam's
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List ot orders paid for tE. support cfthe Poor


at the Pear House ciz
Il L { S!s;s @'y"yss yss.sS.sass Gs sss' 's i@s
William johns. IS CA 10
f. }. Holman moIasscs, mackerei tobacco,
y. 8s 4.,.s 6; IT. ,-- ., ., is is S
Graf Thompson rails Is %
Jams P.rker, merchandise Ins 53
SanTal Aurand. col. school tax 81
T. g. Franciscus hardware 62 81
Henry Zer5c, merchandise 1913 50
Moses Miller, services as Director IS 90
Jane Ferguson, cook at Poor House 23 50
A. kittlng. one chair 3 90
K +. Ellis, muslin SO
\. Felix. ulolasses. groceries, cofins 2s5 Il
j. ". shaw. one years salary to Jan /, 1865 so %
r. &. Hamilton, shoes S 81
A. I. Hamilton, merchandise Io4 eS
Thomas hayes services of horse 10 90
L. +. Loop. shoes 81 65
Reese Slasle. pIow points and repairs II 81
Dr Thomas VanValziah three quarters salary $50 90
Slrnue Drake. services as director 70 90
Henry Peters. mason work 3 70
Geo ". Thomas ESD fees on orders of relief Is
John ;. Marks carpentcrIng 5 90
J. W. Shaw adm. o! 4. Marks, decd, plaster 81 90
John Kennedy. merchandise 97Ts
Charles Bratton, Esq, fees orders of relief IS
Paui Gibboney work on Farm To- So ,
ciIH Q. ?. siaiii.. services as Director 9s 90
George BIyInyer, merchandise l6I 81
Peter Rarick, rhrcShins 500
John Blessing do 3 o.
Dr. Joseph Swycrs, attending Rhoda Pearson
;, and msei.n;s, scrOlulA 10 90
Peters ts sPdilIn Prints is1Su,;.,,n hriek Is %
VIM. Mckinney Esq fees orders OF relief 9 90
F. Harvey mason work IL IS
j. J.. Hines. " Jod 0 90
y. Kennedy. merchandize 81 90
Samuel Comfort A..cn. coal InS al
j. Z: Silier, adm OF VIM Butler, decd. meat IL 10
y. Comfort Esq fees orders of relief sa
l. ward trlnSing Jas. MOTIFS TO Poor House ] 90
;. } Faiisli, ESD lees on orders OF rehet 90
Joseph Br"Ter. steward es 20
Frank, Gse Go. merchandise 20 y
William Montgomery, butcheriug NJ
George NJ. Freeburn Of g.
John Taylor. paid for towels &c ? 70
John Evans glass and glazing 4 i5
Hamilton Thornburg shoes IL
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Wednesday. Feb. 7, 1886.
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