DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
February	1866	Grand Juror		Feb. Term 1866 Grand Juror: William B. Fox Traverse Juror: J. Burtis, D. E. Lewis, Ezekiel Rooks, O. W. Corey, Hiram Hurlburt
May 8	1866	Simmons	Joseph P.	New store and new goods at White’s Corners. Joseph P. Simmons has filled the corner store of John White’s with a large assortment of Dry goods, ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, crockery, provisions, stoves, etc. Best prints 15 to 18 cents. Good sheeting 15 to 22 cents. Best delaines 25 cents. Suits from $12 to $25. Flour, pork and provisions by the bbl. or load.
June	1866	Grand Juror		June Term, 1866 Grand Jurors: Edward Gilbert, James Chestnut Traverse Jurors: C. H. Judd, S. B. Goodsell, and Nathan Dodge
July 17	1866	Vigilance Committee		Vigilance Committee: Israel Dodge, G. W. Stevens, M. R. Swetland
August 16	1866	Republican County Convention		Republican County Convention. Delegates from Harrison were: Jacob Burtis, O. W. Olney, J. D. Snyder, A. A. Swetland, Lewis White. Woolsey Burtis of Ulysses was nominated for Associate Judge
September 4	1866	Jones	E. A.	TAX NOTICE: Those having taxes on incomes from 1865, licenses buggies, gold watches, etc. to pay will call at my office in the store of C. S. Jones, Coudersport on or before Sept. 22^nd E. A. Jones, Deputy Collector.
September 20	1866	Democratic County Convention		The Democratic County Convention met in Court House and nominated W. F. Burt and Zalmon Robinson for Associate Judges; for Prothonotary, Dr. Charles Meine
October 9	1866	ELECTION Results		Election: John P. Taggart, Republican was elected Associate Judge over Z. F. Robinson, candidate on Democratic ticket. J. W. Stevens was elected County Treasurer. W. F. Burt was also candidate for Associate Judge Democrat, and Woolsey Burtis was also Republican candidate.