The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, July 19, 1867, Image 2
.3 illtc (Jotamtrtort. DLOOMSDUHQ, PA. ron i vnuie br ute HVpjikme comit, -GEORGE. SHAI.Sw.QflD,. - J . oy riiiLpKLyiiA, i . , , I,,, , .. . , i i M I t I II I cnmMCnrlmotle.;on,'M OTICKi.liereby, given thnt tiic t"'?"? Veetniii In una forth Miml ttoDdlntrlcinnl Columbia ;ounty. JliJlrttaS intUft"niit.l wld dr ! Wg3i at Ib.WlIUT HOUM;jF1H.E. toYthopurpr rXWOSLS' 0c patty. of& f""- r 1. I1AI1KLF.Y. Chairman Dcniocrntle. planning Com. A CABD. Wb ro Informed ly ft rwponslblo OoiitlcmniVthftt a certain liolltlclnn Is rcportliiR on thfr Ent wide of' tho river, that lareo prt of tho Stock of th6 Lo LUMiiiA.v newpaor In owned by He- pub-Henna. Tlio statement l falsa In every, partic ular. utterly'rindurimiMlflMy1 faM Tick Coi,uitniAli)iclon 'lnnlnty to Capt. Churles Il.,llrockvay. TIip nock holders who) NubscriptloiiM huvo. not bwn yet reptild to theiri by him, are Sir. Duckatcrvr, Mri Knt',Mr; IJowfcnbcrg, Mr. Connor and Hon. (lobrgo ft. Jack boii. Ho Itepubllcnn hits now, or 'has bait, nIiico our purchaso,;laatJ)ecamb.,r, one dollar of stock or interest kt tho iS' (blhhment. It belongs to Democrats who neither bolt ft 'fiomjnntioif, 'nor wratcu a iickci, nor ,iaKO money irom llopubliciui cuiidldatc.for,Cpngrebs, to aid In defeating' the'Democratic nonii nee. 1HIOCKWAY A KItEKZR, THE TICKET, TlIKi WHOMMICKKT AND N0T1HNO IUT Till? TICKKT, Is tho motto o( tho CobUMUiAX, By this sign wo conquer., AyUhoul .party realty, success against tjie common en emy is impofttlbjc; andunlcss tho party In trueto Itself and true to the organiza tion, wo shall not succeed. Those who belong to n political organization must bo bound by the action, of conventions and conferences. Those who rcfuso, to do so, ought not to be trusted with place or position,! Vi'e, know thnt tho people, honest themselves, arc also trud to themselves, and will be truo.to their time honored organization. They will not put Intq power, .persons who havd on more than ono occasion,- attempted to sell out and botray,(he party, Thoy Will not commit political suicide. Tho unexampled success of The Co lumbian Is duo to its deyotion to the principles of the Democratic party, to its vigorous defense of its measures, and to its support of tho regular action of its conventions. Our circulation is tho lar gest, our paper is tho largest, and every body soys it is the best that hi flow or ver has been published in the, County of Columbia. .80LDIBBS ORPHAN SCHOOLS. T1IE SCHOOL Kt Or.ASOKVIXI.E. Ko ono has obJec'ted,to, the" .education of tho orphan children of soldiers, but many do greatly question tho manner in which it is done, and tho motives of Its projectors, especially slnco Dr. Bur rowes was removed from tho Supcrin tendency, for no other reason whatever except his not being sufficiently imbued with Radical ideas, We havo before us the report for the year ending December 1, i$GO, arid we propose to extract from it, spmo facts for the informatlon.of ur readers. Tho children, are divided into two classei, the younger and the, older, and each class Is assigned to a different kind of InititutiouK The younger aro chiefly provided for in Children's Homes; and other similar Institutions in1 tho larger towns; thoy are boarded,' clad and taught at the expense of the Stato, un der tho direction of the Superintendent'. The rate paid for cadi pupil, including clothing, per year, in nearly all of them was 1110.00. In a few peculiar cases tho rate was 150.00 and I175;00. The whole umber of this class, in all of tho insti tutions, was 1,135', on December 1', 166(S The older children, those from nino to sixteen years of age, aro all sent to 'tho more advanced 'schools, which aro in tho hands of privnto proprietors, and wo hero give a list of tho lattor, with name f school etc., as they stood oil tho let of December I860 : jv. oflkhool. Drnomimtton. Jlay. GlrU. TUaJ, North Hvwlrklr MeDioUM...;....!! 1 IS ou 41 74 'II 77 70 8S i'iiuruurR...rrbMiiyiorlnn.M. iV m 157 l.VJ .72 17 U IN IIH H7 Quakcrtown...Oer Uformfxl.,.....!! I irnnKevlll.iw..It.intUt M. .M Whllo IIiill..Mrlhodll...M..,j tJnlontowii. ..Imthenin n ('HlSTlllf do (.1H H'Alltorvltle..Mi-lliiSlli.t..; l raracttHe.. rrind. Au..Kh Mount Joy ..,.rreibyti-rlan..v....Kn :w UnrfforU... ,....Kilacopul , 03 54 Ik "021 The cost of loardlng, tuition nnd clo: thing, for each pupil of this class, for a year, is stated to have been 1178.73. Tho project of-cducatlng Soldiers Or phans originated In tho year 183-1, and the following are the annual appropria tions that-haye been mado out of the i'n . .. rr 'v rKr-,T jf$S-v ;..;....;..ri7s',ooo., 18CC., 800,000. 1867, ,. 859,000. The last is to boa continuous a'nnronrln tlon, and U also fixes the rate to bd paid for tho education and maintenance of me cnuurcn. institutions recelvipg Id from tho Btato aro to be $105.00 for each pnpll of less than ten years of acre. per year, and those that do"not recoivo such aid, 125.00. For the education and support of each mild between the ages of ten and six teen years, tho sum of 1H0.OO is to be paid, together with 125.00 Tor' clothing for each orphan, (o take effect 'from and after June 1st, U67. Tho school at Orongovlljo was opened on iho 3d -of January 1805,'nnd1 wo glyu the number' of scholars, and cost- for each year. IS5. Scholars.., , t 122. iraaruing XUIllon,..,,..f I,aC2.02. low, ci;i!uuir9.,t, , J07( Boarding 4 TuitIonM.i,.20,in7.69. Clothing,.,.,, .,.. y.i2.30, Tub "Middle States' Mddlcal Refor mer" who used to think catnip tea a overelgn epeclflo for all the ills' that flesh was heir to, has gone off omo whero to hunt up a sour apple treo to bang Jeff. DavU on. Who'll call for the roper ORE.GNBACK8 Oxn of our exchanges, n few days ago, remarked that tho Stato election this Fall) was n contest between mo neonlo and an honest Judiciary on tho ono side: and Greenbacks on the other. .Tliu.llualcalsjidmlttluntlmUUicy.cau. only carry tho Stato by lavish uxpen dlturo pi money, eltner tnrougn tlicir own tigents, or corrtit Democrats. W'o'trust-t hnt-no I lemwrnt-crin be found Wlio will, m otqrnally dlcgracf hlineolf, as to tnkp money from, any; ,of theso llnaical committees, with winch to debauch his larty, and defeat it at the polls, it would bo nil everlnstinfe shnmo, and wduld ond ought to Htainj) mm wltn iniamy. i.et me peopie in waro of such. Tlio election this' fall Is of tho first Importance. 'It Is tho opc'rtlng fight 'of tho Presidential Campaign 6f 18C3. If wo win this; fo)ball'BO Into the next With a moral certainty of 'eventual sud- ccs. EDUCATIONAL ERRORS. "Lkt me write ho Songs of a Ifatloil. nml T cure ilot who writes their Laws." Whs tho utterance of ono of tho first Statesmen of modern times.' Had ho Hald SchoolJJookt Instead of Sonus none could gainsay tho truth as, wall .as force nf Ihn rwnt'rtinn. The importance and responsibility of thentltiior m scnooi uooks, especially thoso of an elcniolitnrv character can not, bo magnified, Tho results of n falso theory, or method, or even state-' input, affect not onlv Individuals, but Present nnd futtiro Generation. Tho history and progress of tho world are hut Illustrations of thco truths. Tho uvmncr of presenting tho sub jects of primary Instructions has u.-ually been regarded ns of lejs conscqiienco than that or the higherlgnulcs, because of tholr apparent simplicity : but, tho mMnL-n Is lipirlmilliL' to boreullml.uilll tho greater educational adynnccmertt lias' been inade. within' tho last few yca In this direction mail nnyoincr, Exchange. . A good deal of this progress howovoi has been In tho wrong direction:. Yan kee school books, Yankee peddlers, and Yankee preachers, have been tho curso of tliU country,; .and no County .Super interident should permit any sot of books to be Introduced into the schools until ho has examined them thorough ly. It Is of tho very first importance and has been too mucii neglected. "MtAITbRS" CAUGHT IN Tllfc ACT. A Xumdeu of prominent Conscrva- tives of Richmond, Virginia, (some of whom had been secessionists,) weijt sovcrnl miles, into tho country with their families on lljo Fourth of July, and proceeded .tothq enjoyment of ono o'f tho'sqoldrfashibnedceleb'ratiohs vh(qh haVqecdiho so.rnrc, of lata years. 1?hejr proceedings, nowovcr, jioii uecn carcrui ly watched from tho start ,by' onor;df thoso vielliint military cuardlans of 'reconstruction," a dapper littlo lieu tenant, wnovjucntiy smeiien treason in tho wind. Followinir unobserved., ho, wntciicdtjiejprcliminary proceedings from, a' neighboring thicket. Upon pre celyirig onoof the suspected conspirators mounting a platform and commencing' the delivery of what of course could be nothlng.elBO than n treasonable speech, no n.uieiiv mauo ms way towaru tno as semblage and listened. Ills suspicious wero conflrmedmoio than confirmed. Tho orator waadcclalmlng from a writ ten speech in the following treasonable strain, evidently leveled at the general commanding the First Military Depart ment: 'Ho has made judges, dependent on his will alono, for tho tenure of their offices, and tho amount and payment of their salaries ; " Ho has erected n multitude of now offices, and sent hither swnnns of offi cers, to harass our people, nnd cat out their subs tnneo; " Ho has kept among us, In tlmoof peace, standing- armies, without tho consent of our legislatures ; " Ho has affected to rondcr the, mili tary independent of, .and superior to, tho civil power ; "Ho has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction. foreign to tho Constitution,- and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation : " For quartering largo bodies of armed troops among us ; " For protecting them, by mock trial, from punishment for nny murderers which they should commit on the In habitants of theso States: For imposing taxes on us without our consent: , "For depriving us, in many cases, of me oonents of trial by Jury" 'iiio lieutenant could stand no more of such unmitigated treason, and, burst ing into n crowd liko n bomshell, ho or dered thensseiriblago.to disperse, threat ing every man, woman and child with immediate court martial if not obeyed. Ofcoursosuch a sudden and violent mil itary irruption created momentary con fuslonand nstonUhmont among tho peo ple, but, in a few minutes, tho officer's misapprehension was discovered, ami rectified. iU had mistaken the Dcltra Hon of Independence for a treatonaltle V('A ayainsl his commanded and (he jtump vongresn No amount of persuasion sufficed to Induce tho lieutenant toBtny for dinner, and he wont away, wondering how a document written nearly a .hundred years ago' agatnst a tyrannical foreign uynasiy coum lit mo present, olllcers or our Government, to exactly. Patriot A Unions . , 1 . . The Bradford Argu$ Is the, best'look irigimpcr that comes to our ofllcc.- Its' typography is admirable. Northern 'her Gazette, Hut it is not always tho "best look ing" paper that Is the best conducted, And tho trsriw Is not nn oxcoptlon. Jiloonulurff Jlepullican. There Is an did saying tl(at "beauty1 is only Bkln deep." A nowspapcr may bo beautiful In appearance, but lack the brains to back It. But what Is tlio opin ion of such editors us I'. Jdin worth, when it is eternally known that ho is eternally prejudiced against anything 'democratic. If his' brains correspond with the ability displayed In his col uiiiiis, they must lu of u Mrt nnd initio ell character. JirJoril I ryus. It,Wquld seem us Jf Jhey know V, Jplm Jn,,Bradford, At any riito,tho4'r yu has his.exact measures, Last week, in Beavor County, I'd., an infant child of Mrs, J, 11. Clark, died under tho following circumstances. Tho mother had gone to. havo hoIuo teeth extracted, and was put under tho influence of what Is called laughing gas. Immediately after tlio .child was nursed, and sickened and 'died on tho third day, Tho physicians say It was the Inhalation, of, thiuuiaJ'Xthe mother THE C(um1iAN, BLOOMlSbUllG,V0OLUMlIA I'tructi6n AlLL.SS y. nfe0, JO ivaehcdlBn s, HdBOtistuctiou;iiiiiij!aH ngreolfji fcohteten bcVecn alio. two nouses. un taxing tno vote Mr. SUMXEit could not help raying that Congress hud not-beeu-sutllciently-radical In this work of reconstruction. Three bills have been passed, wjicfre b)io would have been sulllclent. Tlio civil go vernmentTjftho'Sotttho tight tohavo boou swe'pti awaV' ab'otico. Ho feared that Congress lintl not bton sufllclently explicit in the axcluslon of rebel lnllii-. enco. When. reconstruction was accom plished, then the time would como to open the gates to rebels, 'and not till then, Ir.iBUCKAixw said tho report was more favorable than ho oxpeeted, but whou ho .came, to record ,hls vote, ho could not voto in the ofllrmatlve, becauso hq was opposed, to tho cnllro principles of tho bill. On agreeing to tho conference report, the vote was as follows: Teat Anthony, Cameron, Chandler, Cole, Conkllng, Cmgln, Edmunds, Fes sendon, Frellnghuyi-eii, Grimes, Harlan, Henderson, Howard, Howe, John-on, Morgan, lorrlll of Maine, Nye, Patter son of New Hampshire, l'omeroy.ltain-f-ov, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Trum bull, Vim Winkle, Wade, Wllley, Will-on Yates 31. iYdi Bavard, Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks, Norton, Pattemori of Tenn. Absent Cn'ttelf, Counosa, Corbltt, Dixon, Doolltlle, Drako,, Ferry, Guth rie, Morrill of Vermont, Morton, Ross, Snulsbury, Sherman, Sprngue, Stewart, WlUlams-lfi. ottip report was ogrced to at 3:30 l'.M., and the. bill goes to the President. T1K RKCOSTKUCrlON 111M. AH IWWKN (V 110TII ilocshs. The bill as agreed to by b6th Houses Is as follows: Sixtion' 1. That If is hereby declared fn'lmvn hoen'thn irhn Intent and niean- Iiig of tlib act of tho second day of March,, 180", entitled, "An net to pro vido for tho more efficient government of tho rebel Slates of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mis sissippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas, wero not lecal Stato governments, nnd that thereafter said goverulncnts, If continued, wero to bp continued subject in nil respects to tho military commanders of tho respec ,t!vo districts, nnd to tho paramount nu- thorlty'of Congress, Si:c. 2. Tliat'tho commander of nny district named In said net shall havo power, subject to tho disapproval of the General of the; nrmj' of tho United States, and to, liave effect till disap proved, whenever, In tlio opinion of such commander, the proper adminis tration of said act shall require It, to suspend or remove from' office, or from tlio performance bf official duties, and the exercise of official powers, any ofn cer or person holding or exercising, or professing to hold or exercise, any civil or military offlco or duty in such dis trict, under any power, election, ap pointment, or authority derived from, or granted by, or claimed' under, any so-called State, or tho'government there of, or anv munclnal or otiier division (hereof; and upon sucli suspension or removal such commander, subjact to tho disapproval of tlio.General, as afore said, shall havo power to provide from timo to time, for tho performance of tho said duties of such officer or person so suspended or removed by the detail of somo competent officer or soldier of tho army, or'by tho appointment: bf somo other person to perform' tho same, and 1- mi !'! .....'-i', 1.11. tu,mi Yuuuicies uci.isiuncu uy me ucaui resignation, or otherwise Sue. 3; That tho general ofthourmy- of tho United States shall bo invested with all tho powers of suspension, re moval, appointment, and detail granted In tho proceeding section to district commanders. Six, i, That tho acts of the officers of thq.army already done. In removing in said, districts persons exercising 'tho functions of civil officers;, mid, 'appoint ing (th'ers .In their stead, aro' hereby conurinpu; provided that nny person heretofore or hereafter appointed by any district commander to exerslco!tho functions of.miy civil office, mav bo re moved either bytho military officer in command of tho district, or by the gen eral of the army : and It shall bo tho duty of sucli, commander to remove irom omco as aforesaid all persons who aro disloyal to the government of the United States, or who use their official influence in any manner to hinder, de lay, prevent, or obstruct tho duo and proper administration of this act and the acts to which It is supplementary. Sec. 0. That the boards of registration provided for in tho act entitled "An act supplementary ,(0 nn act entitled an act to provido for tho more efficient governiiiQnt of thorcblo States," passed .March 2,1807 ; "and to facilitate restor ation," pa&'sed March 23,1807, shall have power, and It f-hall bo their duty, before allqwing the registration of any person to ascertain, wether Mich person is on- titled to bo registered under Mild net mid, the oath required by said act shall not be conclusive on such question ; and no person shall by registered unless such board bludl decide that ho is entitled thereto; nnd micJi, hoard shall also havo power to examlno under oath, to bo administered by any member of such board, auy one touching tho qualifica tion of any person claiming registra tjon; but ii every caso of refusal jjy, tic,bpard to reglster,u'n applicant, nnd,, in every case of striking ils,namo, frorn tho list ,08, hereinafter provided, tlio hoard shall niakoa note pr memorandum, which shaH.bo' returned with, the registration lst to the commanding general of the iistr(ct, betting fortl'i the ground of such refusal or such striking frpm tho list: Jfqulded, that, no person shall pe dis qualified, as iiiymber of any board of registration by rcuson of race or color. BixvG.iThat the truoliiteutnnd mean ing of tho oath presented in said uupplc inentnry act H (among .pther things) that no person who has been i member of the Legislature (if any State, or who .has hold uny executive or Judicial office In any tjtatu, or whfi has held any ex ecutive or Judicial office in any Stato whether he has taken, an oath to sup port tho Coiutitutlon of the United States or not, and whether hp was hold ing such office at the commencement of the robelllon, or had held it before, and who was afterwards engaged In insur rection or rebellion ugaiust the United States, or given nld or comfort to tlio enemies thereof,. entitled to be, regis tered or to voto iuul:tlui words "execu tive or Judicial" uffico in any Statu, In bald oath mentioned, shall be construed to include all civil offices created by law for tho administration of any general law of a State, or for tho administration ofjustlce. SEC. 7. Amlbrit further enarteil.TUnl htratlorl provided for Inhnyjiet maj'i1'1 thb dis&ctloii oftho coMmnmler otymy thp tliWfoHoinletlnglliodflRlim'l rfg-'distrlJiacxtcl-dtolle first day ,of tjctooer, mo ; niiii tiieoonni 01 registra tion shall havo power, nnd It shall bo tholr.dutyreommouclng fourteen, days prior to nny election under said act.nnd tilbn reasinajili publc .hqtlOj df j ilij) time andv place thereof, to revise for 11 period of fivo days the registration lists and upon being satisfied that nny per son not entitled thereto has been regis tered, to strike the name of such per son from tho list, and such person shall not be allowed to vote. And such board shall also, during tho name period, udd to such registry tho names of all persons who at that timo possess the .qualifica tions required ,by said act, who havo not been already registered, and no per son shall at nny timo bo entitled to bo registered or to voto, by reason of nny executive pardon or amnesty, for any net or thing which, without such par don or amnesty, would disqualify him from registration or voting. Suo. 8. That nil members of said boards of registration, and ull persons hereufter elected or appointed to office hi said military districts under any so called State or municipal authority, or by detail or appointment of tho district commander, shall be required to take and subscribe to tlio oatli of office pro scribed by law fur tho ollleo of the United States. Six. !). Thnt no district commander, or member of the board of registration, or any officer or appointee nctlug under them, shall bo bound In, their action by any opinion of any civil officer of the United States. Sec. 10. That section four of said last mentioned net shall bo construed to au thorize the commanding general named therein, whenever ho shall deem it need ful, to remove any member of a board of registration, and to appoint another ono in his stead, and to fill any vacan cy lu such board. Sr.c. 11. That nil tho provisions of this net, and of tho acts to which this Is supplementary, .shall bo construed lib erally to tho end, that all tho Intents thereof may uaruiiy and perfectly car ried out. COMMUNICATED. Mehsus. .Editors : My attention has been, called to nn article that recently appeared in the Jlepublican, purporting to be an answer to an article lately pub lished In the Coeumwan, signed "One of tho 11." I supposo myself to be referred to, by tho description that 1 livo at Still Water, nnd that 'I, keep a storo; being the only person there who Is engaged in that business. Tho attack is so personal and so untruthful, that a reply Is necessary to set the matter right before the public., Tho communication to the Co.um wan of June 2Ht, was not written by me, nor at my suggestion ; and the attack upon mo.is uncalled for and malicious. His. referenco to my preparation, for public speaking, even if true, Is of no moment ; but, I may say, that If he would look in tho glass in tho scripture sense, ana. romomuer what manner of man ho was, and act up to thai charac ter, it would have been much better for him, and for tho churches ho has (lis tracted by his political harangues. For I assume that the artlclo that I am re plying to, was written or dictated by, not a "boy In blue," but by an "old boy inblack." He.says that for eighteen or twenty years preaching at tlio creek, ho has not received traveling expenses. I aver that the people of the creek paid him Jibor- llly before ho entered tho arena of poll- tie., when that impppued, lie slated in conference, tluu lio was not getting sup ported, .aud, was booking about to bee what, brunch of tho church to join; uud a, lay member rebuked him, and told him the cause of his support falling off was, his preaching politics instead of the gospel that he had caused division in the churches, nnd embittered the mem bers of the samo church and that this was tho cause of tho spiritual dearth In the land. Ho boasts of his abundant means, butprenches for money. To tho best of my knowledge, I never was In his house but once, nnd then hap pencil there with other company. Hav ing lugged his daughter Into this matter himself, it is only necessary to bay, that it is impossible to tel what designs they had upon me, there never was thesllght eat regard or attention on my part. It is truo I married my cousin. To tljat tho " old boy in black" object's. But I consulted my own tosto and am abund nntly satisfied. with iny choice. Tho anger of n priest can never bo seined, ami jus base attacfc on me is pumiy political. Aim oven now.Messrs, Kdltors, the excitement Is worked 111 to such a pitch by'thls fanatical parson, In tho 'town of Benton, that f;ither Is embittered against son, nnd brother against brother, to buch a degree that thoy almost think cutting each others throats, is doing God service. If this continues, no will do obliged to ordain another miui, so he can travel West on nan laro, as it is reported was hereto foro done. Wo hnvo HOW no nreachcr emnlnvnl. Lonff beforo Klder Harvey's: timo ex pired, ho informed us that ho could not remain wnn us. 110 has been paid lie cordlnc to contract, as 11 en I nmi r,,iti,. fill servant, with a donation additional. And Rodenbaugh, knowing wo had 110 preacher, is trying to fasten himself onco moro upon our people,, but he will not succeed. Wo all remember the origin pf tho trpublo and wo nil remcmoer 100, wncn tho facts wero brought out beforo a Inrgo congregation In the church at Still Water, In what a rage no icit uio meeting house, nnd went o Bcntou alone, 0100, without a ooay guard. 1 nave opposed mis man's preaching In our neighborhood over Mnco his ubuse of, my father, and other substantial members of tho church: ond though I nm not rich, I havo a mind of my own, and I pay no rent'. Tho little cllquo who follow him do not agree with him in theology, and nro only helping him for political reabons, more potent with him than tho Gosnel. Ho never was sent for to preach 11 funeral scrpion for any member or tho M'Henry family! "or did ho travel, as ho avers, 'ti distance 01 tmriy or lorty nines" lor such pur nose. I might ston hero. bilt It Is dlto to tho Rev. Mr. Rutnu who has preached for us n low times slnco Klder Harvey left, to say that if It is Imto whom tho ivWa tianlixm nnawcriue refers, hn should hhlo his head In shame, rather than up-, braid him with pnvtrtu. Who mado him poor? Tlio friends and political mhmu'muwius u tow man iiouuijungii, who dogged him for months, who lllb gitlly arrested and Imprisoned him, mid destroyed iindearrleil awn vhiHiiniin'riv. If ho Is ppor, It Is 110 reasou why a imtu-iiutm, juuuiiiiii, puiuicui priest Biiouiu insuu 111111, un 1 siiame, siiamc. shnmol Tho imrtiznn .sinner aeninst the neonlo of tho creek It Is unnecessary, to repel. m-ii'. 1 1 iiius uimiu y oeeii iiiuy yonii lilted, and its falsehood exposed; nnd neither Itodenbnugh nor his backers havo character enough to glvo currency 10 me maimer. i, wuiu it x , n THE Ij1"TeSt; NEWS. 9 NIIJWA I CS 'Wllflvn.A. t, ill- If It.1 Sonrtto yesterday proceeded to isy consideration' of Mr. Howard's amendment to tho ltof onstructlod Bill rol!Ofted hyIrr.uiiilmJIIp.rwJdesi, that tho mere act of voting for an ordi nance of secession,, (f cnllcd.'sjirdl notofl ltseifbodcciiicd engaging ill firsurrectloir or rebellion against, tlio United. States, anil that persons who held certain mi nor civil offices shall not bo disfran chised. After somo discussion Mr. Howard withdrew thoamendment. Mr. Drake offered nn amendment to tho effect that 110 rebel Stnto shall bo enti tled to representation In Congress .un less it shall contain in its Constitution a provision declaring that such Stato shall for ever remain a member of tho iVmcrlcan Union: that every citizen owes paramount nlleglauco to tho United States, nnd that no law shall bo passed ny said Stato In contravention of tho authority of tho United Statesor in sub version of it. Mr. Trumbull raised the point of order tiiat this resolution could not bo admitted under the rulo recently adopted prohibiting the consideration of matters not collected with tho Bccon- structlonBllIjiispasscdtttthulast session. He claimed that this wns new matter, nnd tho President so decided. Mr. Drake appealed from thedeclslon oftho Chair, nnd, nfter considerable debate, tho Chair was sustained by a voto of years 21, nays 13. Mr. Buckalew offer ed nnnmendment relatlvo to cumulative suffrage, which was aNo decided to bo out of order. It gave riso to a lengthy dlsciiRsion, however, during which Mr. Buckalew explained his views on tho subject. Mr. Sunnier read a lengthy speech rov(9wluBtho.yariousrecoiistruc tiou measures wjilch had been beforo the country. An amendment was offered requiring tho establishment ofn system of common shehools In the Southern States, but the Senate, under the rule. refused to receive it. Several other amendments wero offered, discussed and rejected, when tho bill was taken from the Committee, and, on motion, sub stituted forthollouso bill. Mr.Buekalow again took tho floor, nnd in a speech of an hour's duration discussed tlio general features of tlio bill. At 7 :30 a voto was taken on tho main question, and tlio bill wivs passed by a voto of yeas 31, nays 0. Jui.v 1C Mr. Wilson called up the oiut resolution appropriating $1,075,(100 to carry into effect the several recon struction acts. Mr. Buckalew moved to reduce amount to $1,000,000, which amendment was accepted, and the re solution thus amended was adopted, St'HHATT TlttAIj. JUEV.H. Tho Surratt trial was con tinued yesterday. Thomas J. Baybnld was examined ns to tho Interior nrraii' gomentof Ford's Theatre, and discredit ed tho statement thnt either Surratt or any ono elso could have obtained access to tho President's box on tho afternoon proceeding the assassination. Several witnesses wero called who testified that neither John Leo nor John F. Tibbetts, witnesses for tho prosecution, could be believed under oath. Three witnesses were called who testified that thcro wero no performances at Metropolitan Halt on the afternoon of April 11, 1806, at which time and place Mr. VauJcrpool testified ho saw Booth and Surratt. Wit nesses wero also examl,upd who testified that Win. K. Cleaver was not to bo be lieved under oath. Thcdcfencoattempt- cd to offer. In ovldcncotho records oftho Crlmitial Court to show that Clover had bocn'convlcted of rape ond manslaugh ter. The Court ruled that, inasmuch as a new trial had been granted to Cleaver on that charge, tho record could not bo deemed ono of conviction, and refused to admit It In evidence. Tho Court thereupon adjourned to this morning. Juey 12c Tluj Surratt trial was con tinued yesterday, tho defence examin ing witnesses ,tn discredit thosii called by tlio prosecution. Soveral sworo that William II. Clavcrcouldnotbobcllovcd under oath. Mrs, Frederich Lambert testified that she occupied a houso near where Mrs. Surratt lived. On tho night oftho assassination she heard somo ono in tho btreet Hrty that the President had been shot. Sho raised her window and asked two soldiers who were passing what tho matter was, and thoy Informed) her oftho assassination. Mnrgarct Wil liams, a. colored servant II vlus; with Jlrs. Lambart, corroborated that lady's btato ment. John T. Hallahan, wiio boarded at Mrs. Surratl'i at the time oftho nts ossluotldn, and who was subsequently employed by tho detectives, was oxaui- ineuai greai. ipngin regaruing ms ac quaintance wlli, WelcluiiiUK The only point of Interest lu his ovldedoe Is the fact that It was ho who tost tho hand kerchief marked "J. II, Surratt" In Essex Junction depot. Soveral other witnesses were examined without throw ing nny now light upon the ease, and tUe Court adjourned. July 13. Ik tho Surratt trial viter-. day tho examination of witiwhses for tliedefencowascoitInued. J3r..Clurvoo, a detective, relatoiyhe, incurrences at Mrs. Surratt! house, CfAtl'o night of tho m'sassluatlon, whevs, tho officers went there, to.nrrcst Surratt. Hoalso related the particulars, of his, visit to Canada, in company, with Welchumn, lu perxuft of ijurrw .miss, uonora iitzpatrick, who, lived with Mrs. Surratt,. was ex amined at great length, and denied several statements mado by Welehmon relative to tho conduct of Mrs. furrutt on tho night of the, assassination, and deiiied certain conversations reported by him. Charles B. Stewart, a elothlng mcrchunt, doing buslneant FJmlra, tes tified that ou tho morning of the II, of April 1805, a man wearing a eoat of pe culiar cpt eamo Into tlio, store and re mained bomo timo. Ho thought Sur ratt was that man. Frank II, Atkinson, an Alderman lu Klinirn.nnd book-peeper for Mr.Stewart.eorroborated tho state mcnt nudo by tliut gentleman, Joseph Carroll,, cutter ,lu Mr. Stewart's cstab lishnient, testified to tho bamo fact. Tho Court then adjourned to this .morning. Mr, Carroll, ono of tho witnesses, who testified to have .tieu hq prisoner in Eluilrn on tho 13tl( of April, 18C5, VM subjected to abenrchlngcrpss-examlna-,tiou. Miss, Olivia Jenkins, n iiieio of .Mrs. Surratt, discredited tho reports of conversations at Mrs. Burratt's house, iis.telfled by Wdclmmn. Tl)p books pf thp Waaler Hotel, In Cnnandugua, Wero ititrodueed, and Mo ((amp "Join Jlarrlspn bhpwn ui$ hying entered un dcr datopf April 1016o;s. 'JNmjdefoneo plnlmed, that it wns Surratti who had pnterqd tliat, imniq nt that .time, and' de? roauueu inai.iiio.NooKH. .hp admlpdns evidence. The question wasnrgucii at length Judge Fisher reserving ills de cision until Monday. COUNT V$ W 21 f KOttKUINk 11 A Lo&"HiK,Julyai.TIl iTSvdjhal an oxtcfeiyo conspiracy ngalnsi tl$llfo of ) ler'ita lesi v?0ucCn 1 sabel la 0 1 Spa 1 11 . has'' been discbvcifeii, nn'dlhnt'over two thousand persons have been nrrested lu consequence of the dovelopments.whlcli havo been made. f JFeorence, July 11 A manifesto lias been Issued by Garibaldi, which necures thtttv'hls Bohs 'nnd friends' will light for thb llborty gCHome. ' ! July 13. Atlantic Cable dispatches glvousthU morning, the news of tlio reception of tho Sultan of Turkcl In London; Ills' Ottoman' Majesty Van met ,011 landing bjrtho'Prlnco of Wiles and by tho Viceroy, of .Egypt, and k-as by them escorted to London wli'ro tho popular reception was unnsuflly uiiiiiitiii. umi misusing. It is reported from Vienna thai crl- 011s disturbances hnvo broken out Ii tho provlnco of' Gnlicla'. Tho liisurgfnts, who nro said to hove been excited l re volt by lliiHslan emissaries, havi re pulsed the troops sent to preserve ojdtr. Oun Cable dispatches from St. 1'iten- burgh set forth that tho Journal dq it. Petersburg pronounces tho stateineit relatlvo to a supposed mission noicin reference to Ireland which statomdt was published in tho English news i pers last week sheer fabrication, y telegram from Bokhara, In Tnrtnry t Isstoted thatthu Itussiau troops recency stormed tholntrenchcd camp oftho Khn of Bokhara nnd obtained a great victor. Tho Impelal Government of Austin has dispatched Admiral TegcthofMf tho navy, to Mexico, to recover tlio i malns of Maxlmllllan. I Tho Emperor Napoleon has declarl his Intention of sending a strong flccl) Vera Cruze to effect the rcleosoofS. Dano, his French Minister to Mexfi, of whoso movements nothing has 1 ecntly been heard. A dispatch fro. Paris also informs us that, on Snturda; tho corner stone of n new Froteshii Church, Intended to oceomniodato tl American residents of the mctrnpoll was laid In presence of a lartroconenri Incidental to tho occasion werofollowi by a dinner given by tlio United Stat Consul, and in tho evening, by a grni: display of fireworks. Advices from Borne stato that th Garibaldlnns are .menncing tlio City Vlterbo. tfomniunicnted.J Wll.I.IASIMPOIlTCoMMrilCIALCotl.KWK-Apnl lie exnmlnntlon of the students of tlv. Jkii ----- ---- i In conjunction with tboimuual examination 1 1 thoMudentsof the fcmlnnry. I n, fur.unn , to lie irctent on tho occasion, aiul tve ms t JustilU'il, hy wltiiCHsInKftlmilnr liu-nlal dlnplaB, In .,i-rtnr1itlltirr It fur In niUnnAn ..f iitiv tlilnfnf the kind I have yet seen mRutf,.'ste(l. IuUcO,tbd tliorotii-li and H.LtlKuu-tory examination llxr txisw? ' all at onrnan attestation of tholr twhllty the acquirement 01 knowledge, aii(lfttruo,mae,c of Ihelr wttrthy 1'rofpBnor Davis tfttlnt impor-Jji tnnt department, ilesim Frnurynnd HtephciiO IxitU Eraduatus, delivered very appropriate nd-Hi dreKKed. rrufesHov DavN U.uI:tcrAlntf tliatir. , J uinen IlrjHon, who hud taken coimmrclal in htruetion In hli departvtt'nl, In their iiUditt, cal led upon him to adressthem, which lie did, and tho superhormatiiitrlnvuhlch ho acquitted him self, Justillen umln prcdlctliiR forhtmn clorloiiH future. He eloquently adnionlshel them not to1 go out In tho aetUe arena of com in c rclnl onte prlto with tlio imprt nslon that t hey w ere consum-1 mtvtp ImnlncKH men; hut tago with tho Intention of applying tliemseHcH. to the at tidy of tho inrf piise. Jlo was followed: hy the Itev, W, Bterl ItiK. who AddrckKfd thm In that ahln manner which It charocterlbtk) of him. We firmly bcllcv that rrofessor Vn H ha.n suo cceded hetter than nny other IndUldunl similarly clrcuinstnnciUn the btate. The lnotitflllon I ins nit hecn Ioiir in operation, nnd ntrcady htandi umonglhu flrht of tho land. The location 1m pleas ant And healthy, and tho suctt of the InftUu tlon Is beyond doubt. Mnrkct ltrport. Wheat per bushel lte Corn " fi! 00 ,. I IS) .. t DO .,A il 7 00 .. aw is) II t uo .- ii ... 1 1 : ii ., II) V) Flour ner ban el , Cloverecd t iaxheed Uuttcr , Ktrcs Tallow l'utatoes , Dried Apples 1'orlt Hams , H Hlden andHlumlders ljud j.ir pmt ud.... ... M llay per ton I.UM11KR. Hemlock lioanU per thoctwknd feet 1'ino " ' (one hu h).. Joint, Scantling, VUhik, (Hemlock) Shingles, No. 1 ppititniMtniL ., 1MU ,.. l"i U .. Tl ,. Ml Hiding ft. rlilUdelplil. lllarkela. TllL'IMUAV.Alty 11, n.ofR Noriliwektern superfine nt , Nortliweitern extrn. ..iM"M B.'JD Northwentern mnmr ..-. I'enmvlvnnlii nnd , entern supTflno, Penn.ylvnnln nml etern t xtfn IVnnnylvnnln-nnd Wetern family,,... rennsylVHliiii nnd M'entern fiincy..,,.. live Hour ., M'iikat I'ennylvnnln red, liui HoiTthern " CaliforntA 1 " white Rttr rennylvnni.i rye, hu , CoRJt Yellow, " White, " , .. Oats f him ..... rilovjnlONK.-MeHtt l'ork, y bbl Mens lleef. " I)re.Keil lroir, th. Hmoked HnniH " HhoulderK n Hi Ijird, Ti lb fciKKn- Clnverned V bun Tlmolhyfteed ifibnt lil Iuo No. 1 Kentch .'irj!M."..,".7 No. 1 Amerlenn Cattle lleif rnttlu y id Town, i hend HHKFI' "p 1i , Hon--p 10OIM 1I.WWU..VI .ii.uiMis.ai ..luxxmlll.ui JS.lMtM.S0 81.UX4JI.70 91,i;ua.3l.ri tl.M4JI.SI JiiJM f.'i RUeHOi; re(n. Ityli; ll.OWHI.ffi Sl.(ill J3.(XW1.(l.i jii.nu lSe810i- iiOutJiin . lMtft7e J.S.OO.W.00 MARRIED: Hi:i.I,j:U-HAIT In OronmvllU), on Iho lltll ', by the lloV. Nnthnnful Kpenr, Sir. .Tnmen Heller. er. nnn miui uitharliio Hull, botluifurrcn wood UiwnHltlp. HIHKIAHD ftHUW AN On the Ml Imt., hT the llev. Win. J. Kyer, Mr. J. N. Rlmwird to Ml. Helva bbumnn, both of Cntuwiumi towriftldp. DIED. l,ON(l In 1'iint IliorirrMburK., on ThurmUy Init, Mm Kluorn Lone, ngeu1 97 yenrH, 9 irontii. nnd II daya. SPECIAL NOTICES. l'KUUVIAM HTIltlP. A prolcrted solution of tho Protoxldo of Iron, nupplie. tha blood, with It. I.lfo Kleraent, Iron, elylng ntremth, lipr nnd new lifu to tlio whole ny.tem. If tlio thouKnndu wboure nurrerlng from Dytep. din, leblllty1remnleWenknc.Aewouldhutf.eHt the vlrtuesoftho I'eruvliin HyruplhoirrectwoufV untnniruiumi.il uienuelviia but would nli-niio ullthelrfrlendiii for Imtend bf feellnj croH, "nil gouo" nml lnlnernbln, tiiey would bi ehe'urful, Tigerouii nnn ncuve, a PiHTiMorinien jckikt wnira to a' nun A)4 FOI.IXIWM; I hnyelrled tho I'kiiuviam HYnrr. kihI theie null fully mululiK your prediction. It him mndo n new mnn of me. in nfu.ed Into my Ny.tem new vnsnrunu enereyt luni noloiiBerlremulnu. nnd liinrller.iind wllh lurger cnpnelty for Inbo Ul uml pliv.ii'ul, llinu uL any Hum durum tlia laat flVO aenri." 7'Ao!Mmi(fj Ante been ehnnnett htt iht. i.i tt. remedy Iran Ximk tlehly, tufferwa malum, li iti-ona, healthy, unit Imtmy men ana vomtni mi ' ?'m'iio nemtue fupue n a frllll. I bo lieniiluo lm " 1'tuuviAN H liup" lilowu In Uio giant, AjUpniniinnipbletwillbeiielitrree, J, V. IirNHMlJllK, Prnprlelor, Hold by nil lrtrtgll. JIV07 TO I'ONRUMI'TIVW-Tho ndverllner, linving nlmplii reinedy, nfter hnvlng .nltercd fnrnevernl yearn with ii neirernluiig nirecllon, und thnt dieud dli'neroniiiniloii-luiixlouHlii luaku known to hi. fellow. u li riT Ihn menu, of eure. I u all who de.lru It, lie IU aeud u copy of llm prekerlptlou lined (free of elinrge), with Hie dlreo. on. for prepnrlng nml umug Iho mime, wlilili lll.y Will llllll U aUUK C'UIIK irpii I'o.Nsuiii'Tuiv, AaniuA, lliuiM'iiiTin, Oouoiii, Cum, nnd all Throat and Lung Airiitlon.. Tho onlobjo. of ,tIin.ver!l""rV,' ,".""". ITi'Mrfiillon I. lo .lieneflt tho anili'led, and ...piend Intnrmatlmi which conceive to bo lllaliuible. and he ho , . every .uireri'r will try hi. remedy, in it will co." them not ling, and iriiiy irove u blelng. I'urll wi"e,a10Unaa7?M1','0nK'''',' MWU ,l'tXl,E.WM.A, WI1XON. I 1 andictcs for Nomination. The t,ilolSd' t'tlrtiion hnvo Ixtn nioiitlni'U fur ncihinnllon" the "lovrrnl County orilcr l ljpflllpilbyclettm tho ptenont 'iir, unci f'r nnmo')illl lfurntnl for Hi roiwlilrrntl nt the l)ptk(icmllc'unty Com cnllon. ' ?)m siiKnn'ri I 1AM APPLEMAN.i Ij'jSTOM TOWNSIIIP. MOuKUAI .MILLAltl), fistnE Tow'ssiTiTC "" ANDtVW J. ALBKUTPON, Jaisn-non tobtiiiii', ' tKWlH ENKK, ' f.hwick. J03l.lt II. FUBMAN, J ioom TOWXIItir. 7AMICS LAKE, ;'HtlTTTOWSllII.. i SIUEL KLINE, . jyNTOM TOWSSHII'. VH TIlliASUlHIll 1 JOIX 11. HHTLKit, Jjm.tXTnwSMIIl'. FItAKvLIN L. SHUMA.V, (f"SA TOWJCsllll'. nni:itT stout, 1 IMAN TOWN-.HII'. fJACOB YOHE, wiiti.ix Towximr. j ... rill .CUMM1SSIOKBK. AVID YEAGEH, . ;T TQWNHHir, J I'll Y COMMISSIONER, f. J-WELL1VE11, MItINT I'LEASANT. CociTT TnrAsnr.K. HmiiiB nonrd thf niocrncy of (olunbln county fnillifulW I ntinibir of rnr pnlilliorof Iho UKWit- in 1110 cnisiclly cfedllol K (Mtt:rTr, hiidM Atvnr. rmd Is in if thnt lnn,..iin Inun.l u.n.. I. nr ilil..! ,i,..h iillil ti suierniinn nl lliciiimu of the pnrty. I hil 1 himloii e liiiwsil" ui-,u iu iiiiiiw aiy iiiiinuioKunelcrei iw n cniidldiitc fori ountv Thkaiitirr bllicmlnntidas.i..lo I i;,nu ..i-ilrm P 'oitw-rv i-i,i-i,in,(i, rihnld inoillillcMol hip OIHco wttll lldpllly nnii to In- best of mvablllti. J. K. MA.MIEr-. jicrwicK, Jlino.l, 1NJT, NEW ADVERTISEMENT KA(JHi:it(i WANTED. fob JiLooir school vismia IX Vour Fcmfile nel six or Hven Jl-ile T( titYrn aro wanted for th- .'nil nml AVlnter lVrmncf ao SclmolH In Uhoni IHstrlct Col u in t Ha nuinty, All nprlliitn am rt-qiicHtfil to m'et tholJoii tv suriTlnNitli'iit in tlm upj.criroom of ) innni.iuiii . nir.tM i nu fUiiA l,. u vX' ti , I tll . j.. ... 1., .ffi ?:'1t1,nuVrsi?e,n;,'oi,l,, , j j. j-uxJAHNec' lUnomHhun, July ID. 1Nj7 Jt . l 'L . . TUST PJ1JLISHKI). J" "JOIUC ON S1NOIKI. foKW HASSINI'H twenty MKUinio Kxiatcinr FOKM OfiOLlKdOIOrt FOU SOl'JtA SO Oil HSO soritANt. voicra, iNrrNnpn ai STuniRs TO AlUIUK TIIlCrAKT Of HISUJ.fU, N ThPhP rirehes w ero compOHt'd to b ittlHL fneoufdvu Ith hU MVwtnrii. 'Thk xa-rnr MHNO. 6 rt llll nnv nltirr inpflnxl fnrlhoil. lrfitlonofHoolce, and will take tho plain f rfcono h I oiii'UkIoh; U'lng more mcloUiis iiki Itetter feiptcil for teaching. 'vjmo o(jentxerclse4ure specially leaulul s veil mi ttfnl, it mlnellnK of thr rtutce tt tr, kltich Hefii thulntercHtHH well uHthelmprtt nontof lhi)iUuut. ThovarluusfttylcMduvelicd i these cx1kh render them lnvaluablft lan dcutlonutolnt or view, an they tind torn iriuitholufllKcueoand the appreciation, nd tlheMimulme form the tiihtn of tho p,)ll. hey niunU studied carorullj'wlth refereii' to 'i hmuLieAble marks of expression and fdiis f orunmertlou. Upon the minute acctney -Ith whlctheso are nccomplished Upetxllhe nnal steriff advancement of Hw hnpll iny a anion orurrlnc m these reMH'tH Wuimj ri, uwy wasteu, wnue. on m oiner iuoi, h lk and it lent lnveHtlnatlon.and afaltniutx utlon of tin, will Klc unexpected power nd flllty, aropi-ntothe student the nieoiisud Irainvlf wlili'll Krelit nrtliitH lirodueo tHr list brilltit nnd iirorimiui eiii-ei,- iiiujij IN TWO VOLU.Mi:!. 1 ee, . enciln lloiinK Iletnll ino o. ililu I'lotn, i:etnll... 1.. ai ninhl ir-v Heut by mull. iioKt'imid, on recpl ! in Wliiilt-Kuln Pi lee. jL'ill. , il'uhllslied by W.M. IIAl.l, A MMf. No. 61.1 llroiulH U.V. N. 1 Pill-ibi f'Hi'l di'.ilcri lu Music, ulv.1 miinue t era of tun, lift. Klniseolell, Ae, Ac, Ae..e. Bid fiil-a.iliiKlle of prii IJilD'' OtlCK. Onto of Tin; liujomnurm i.itphaxi I Iff il l l U 1 K, JIIIJ J. ll . II...MI..... unfl,..ll.vie,lnf I Hlnlftllil M fit ill lie cfulltlotjiupnn unien ine nisi muwp ns to to Htitck of said Institute wa ndi tvo bet Fi-oiuplled with, Ilctf, V. Kvr.it, Hecretary, ft.heitiiL-ilbers to Uio iStock(.tiV)tM lifted idiUtc vill pleano pay the flrtt liiHtalliurt to ,oiUUon,t,ViLUASt KNvm.n, TrenHurer. t t 1.. H, HUTKHT, Treslde, (lAllyp.JrW. jlWVATK HAJjK 111 VAI.UAIIU, .r-fcM 4...., 1 tin underiiliincil would nnuoancu lolhe ti'lle lit 13 withe, to dlHliono at prl te lutln of VO SlNUIl-U AN1 I'il'-l'V Aflll-H OK V ' t i ji a k a ii a n i) ; unliln Klulilnitereek townnhln, C'i4nlibU,i., linul by lullUH OI IH'ttirer llt-ury,' jiijii leiiiili, Hiunuel 1'olemuD and olliem, .1 he n risilluelpully wldu I'lne, yeiiuw pine.ik elliMiilui. i.uiiuiiiiii-ii :liierennrenriy el .Id nil eovM le- eaully furmed.t '' Alio 10 llen. but aood .eeurllyln flkked. 1 V m"p MlfHAKI, I.KMON, I FOKKH V, O., Columbiu couaty, , 'Trr- 10 N F K O T IONE It V, FItUIT, NUTS, &.O., (5. JACOIIY WIUMVKIt, ( KAXCACTUHIIM, '. I fVlml-le and Iletnll Henlem In, AND rAXCV CONt ACTION ft AHD DRALKD1 IK KIN FltUlTS AND 'NI3 in v .xciiunge llloeh, IlloomiliuiK, Po, lOKH, I.UJIONH, rtAIHINH, Vli U O 0 K OANDYi rit IU8INH, t.tYEIt 11AIIJ1, CDra, m ciTKO.v, ria voux, ac, J- D11KA1) AND CAKK of nit klndi, f.KDH .lAronv ritHl). K. W1UMYEH. lltom.lhrg, AprllB, 1W, TinVNlTUltKl FUHNITUU1 NkV FUKSITUUU WAHEHO0MB lll.KHAl.r. ANll 11KTA1 lOOK OVKIl MlI.LKR'n HTOlta, ' IlI.OOMHllUIKJ, l'A., I, WiiEjgmiiy bo found the. finttt nmortir( ' v v n n i t u ii lig1 eAcrflTcri't t" the people of thUectlnn,eii,t lng I-AlAl-ll. KITCIIKN ANll HEIMKXIMMl NiruiiK, n o( ull 'fi" ilyll'"i dc6crl'tlim andw HAHOW OF AUU TYli2; KltcV, )l ng, I'urlor uud Hitting Itnomira, K nbh , inning Tulilea, tltf IwiiIm, ,llir.ry nun wiui ....... ) IJ 11 O A 11 1!H nut and Chciitnut.wnlouinv - -a Urge unNort incut On 1. ijn and nicely lulld,', Uj;INa OASIfflSt IIHu-ilandllrackot, ireul. I-1 rt uUdllnuu a i a. Ji li U lit ever offered to the pm tll' trrL'IlK'FltAMl-Sl I And Uct rry Ihlng lo be found 1-Jty u be bad tn our room.,, th. aruiiQ very ct ji fUv, i i.aye. enlubl'.uw HKY i. V AJii ONIVl'llU'lS frl, iiir good. a. repre.u'i''J And vrant J.lIiJl'f. Che. l. v5' mi Kim' yf " . WCllfV n,Jr Halllnd..H' r " is. 1 May l, Uv7i IE WASHINGTON LtBHAHY CO.tl'IIILADELPHIA. HUIWCItllTION O.N'M 1H)I.I,AH, 300,000 'IllIHK.VTH TO HUllHUItlimitH. i "i"t.'A"" I'lt,E'T of sio.ooo. oxr. cash I'litaBsT or 820,000. " ONK CASK I'lllWEMI Of 110,000. , (INK CASH i-nRNKrff Or tf.OJOl ' ' .Isci.',..U'!;?.:,.Ti!iJJf0KA', HwMult&hytulfpVrticnttJItloie. h ((rtlscntoof Wock in mWimjmtilml wllhft ktrrii-ui, htki:i,w,ati: r..vaiiAViva. .fclh moro nt tolnll thnn tho wt of (Vrtlflcito, ifcnlolmurc lithe holder ft Promt In'lho ftit lUntrlhiitlon. IE WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO. inrtfi-o.1 hy tho HUlo of roninylvnnl, nml " orgnnlnHl In nlj of tho UIVKltHIIIF. INHTITtTTK ron KOI,JIIill9 AND KAILOKS' onrilAHH. Bcorporntpfl by tho fttnte of N. J., April s, IM7, Till! IlIVKUHIDK INHTITtTTK, i Key. Is fmlmtpil fur Lirtirr... nf ....'.! .. uralliiK Hip wins or diwnspi! Moldlcrs nml Hiii. It'll (if IllH t.'llllMil Mtntn. I hn lloiinl of Trusti'i'. FiinsUtu of I In. fnltowtna 'r,'''yi'uw'' cUll'"', "f.l'tiiniylinnln nul .Now iphhl; Pnm' ,linn' "I'trlctwltlornoy, 1'hllml- ,.f,;"iV,,, 1l- "mmnll, Ki-fhlof (Yilner If. H. a in, nml ltnimirruf limls, I'lillnrtdnhln. , J. Ii Cue, Ijiij., of Joy, Cim A Co., rhllmltlphln. I TRKAHl'HY IlKrAlllMMT, Washimotox, I). ('. kprll 18, lHU7.-onioo of Internal Hovoiiiio:-IInv-1 rrrolvrd ntlfuctory olclomo Hint tho pro roils of the riitcrurls i4nclf d hy (ho Wnsh liBton I.lbmry Conipnny, will hu ilovotoit to icinrltuhlo Uhos, ioriiilMHlon is horohy gmntPil to "will Conipnny to conduct such enterprise exempt f-ora all chame, whclhcr from speclnl Uix or 'other duty, " E. A. llOI.MNH, t'onimUsloncr. THE WAHIIINdTON MllIlAltY COMPANY, til order thnt Ihn henefnlent object set forth In fils rlrculnr muy 1m successfully accomplished, lnTO Issued tlt serivs of riNK nlEr.L-l l.ATK KMflllAVlMim. Vliich nro put on subscription lit prices much he. 7 I"-"""""""! nioiKiniiic wnsninemn Library Hn'Pnny vrlll bo Issued, stamped with tho sen! 1 eriincnirs or nioi K in ine ivnsninetnn Library v.u",i',w,'i ",ul s'Kneu oy ino ppcrelary. Any penon scndlnff us One Tollnr. nr ntivlnrv 'n,-'r" K''nu lie. be same toour l4cil agents, will rp('cllmme--lately a lino Hleel 1'late cii(cravlUK. at ehnlefl from he following list, and onecertltlcute of stock, In uring ne present In our published schedule. Ort Dollar Jxgrttrivgt, No. 1 "Mv Child! Mrfniltrl!" K'ii..iThMi kivedl They're 8avpt, No. .WOld Hevraty- A vi uiu win nnjs ui uiu iirvomuuu, IV IierHOU lialiiB tun dnllnrM will rwneiv itlicr ' the following fine steel plates, at cholvr, eertifleiileH or utiwlr. thiiM Itwrxn-kti n. Utled to two preMcnti. JVm Dollar MtgraiingM No. 1 "WiUthlnfftnii'Mf'niirthliln X. 0-'U'ui.1i- Inaton's ImsI lutvn lew with his Motmir,' 7'hree Dollar Vntrmings, AtlV rwrnon tiu Itiir t)irr il.1tnr will nnli' the brtiiit lful stef 1 plate of Mf fome rrom the War," and three cerlltlcnteB of stork, bvcomlnfr entitled' to thrve presents. Vur Doilat nffrmingt. AllVIMlnnn tmvltiir fcnir itnllnra tlinll in,nii the hirtie and beautilul steel plate of "Tho lVttK or Our Vorefather,"and MurccrtlUcateHOf stcuk; entitling them to four presents. W Dollar JtnQratlnff, THE WASHINGTON LIUUAKVCO. WILI AWAHD TIIUKH HUNimKD TlIOUHANI J)OIJA1tH XT I'lir-SENTSTO TllKHUAKWHuLIlKlt, On Walnesday, September ZVh I8G7, AT nilLADKLl'HIA, I'A., OH AT TIIK IMTITrTB, Rl VHMlbB, M J 1 C'nh Present 1 dm 1 1 Present 1 Ciwth 1'reHent 1 ChaIi Present 2 ('anil TreHenta of ti,fi)eftcli M .. lO.UDl ... 6.00U' l liaimHome country reiiieiice, niabic, f rounds Ac, (JerinaiitoH n. I'liiladalphia lt0 kmblti restdt'iiee, thrceHlory brick, lu I'madeii, N. J M fifdtxt 1 Coal IH'pot, oftleen, sheds, ground, v.JJi, huHluesri t'HtublUhed, No. 1311 WakhiLrs ton Avenus. rtilladelphla IIOOO 1 Country residence, Itlversldo, NJvLtta uround. iriiit. lnrim 1 nitrt mury t-iniaKe. 101, 25 Valuable bultdtllK lots. HlvrtlkU-r .KIU 1 KleK.int tuVVioutVamtiy TupTupe"Hpan ut horseH. liHrness. Ae eomnlrln 10 Valuable bulldlnif lot Klverslde, JW) 6,000 1 beiuitrfursi'iver-KnVyr"h"r ijjko, ninti ujr inn ciriiruiei unpirteil Arabiuh Horse "Caliph;" a I ho, a lh;ht road wagon, wslKht 14D pounds, with net of HUperlorHlnKlehnrneMti, Xc, malclnx n llrnt-elusi eHtabllshmetit j .ijtori 3 1'lainw, t-'jOOeitch M ... MIp,()it VO Melodetm-i, eiwh w, fm Tt KoHVUoodi iMtwlnir machines, bJ)i)eaelw l,i0 i l-'uailly utwliiK maehlneit, flliu euch,,. . J,(XJ . Kiuoi-uld wntrhes. SJlUf&cli 10 ud Un) Ull ixdnlluKH, by leading HrtiMtHtinre- jjiiio vamv . wjufif a cawel's hulr shawls. $1,0X) each II Camel s hulr sliawlH, S-UxO eacti btt) 3 Handsome Ij 1 Ijico sliaulH, syifiich H 7: 10 Caihmere 1 snawi win, euch... 6iJ M Hill: dress pattern. STfl wu;li. . 1,W 60 City buildfnit lots, flTOcaUi 8,7"j0 1 he remainder will consist of Hllver ware, musical box on. opera glasses, iKickct blbliM, and dlfTereut urtteen of ornament and use, umouutlna lo. H2,uC ToUl S.TOO.duu AU tho properties given cleur of Incumbrance. HOW TO OBTAIN &HAHK8 AND KNOIIA VINOH. HendiOrdeni to ns by mall, oncloslnif finirujw S30, either by Post Office orders or In lefrlntved letter, at our risk, larger uraounts shrtitt be sent by draft nr eipreu. 10 shares with Kngrnvlags,. Si shares with Kncravlngs 60 shares with Engravings, TSsharen with Kmjravlngs 19V' 21, SO' 10.M 100 shures. with Knijravln, f-ocal AORN1H WANTED thnjiuhout t CI- tedBtato. The AMoclatlon havei ppointei u rlecvIverH. MCKitrS. tlKOHHK A. t"OOKK A ttlfc WllOHA well known Intenrltv arui business .uj-fience will be a nufllcifnt Kiuiriir tlmt the OKmey lntrmit&il 10 mem wm dc yfompuy opj-a 10 vue purjoe stntetl, 1hiladiLi:u, Pa., May 'J), 1VT7, To th Ojpw ami Mftnbera of th Washington JA bntry V, ti, HEAD, Kecrrtitry, Gentlemen: On rei'elpt of your fuvor oftho rUi Inst., notifying is of ournppolutmeut m I let-elvers lor i our CofHtnny, we took the liberty lo Mibmlt a copy of your Charter, with plan of your enterprise, tn tho hfshest legnl authority of tho Htate, and liavinn rocched his f.ivorablo ophiion In lvgnnl tolls leKaltty, andsympathU lng ylth the benevolent object of jour Asvwla tlon, vlti tho education nnd malntennnco of the orphan children of our soldiers nnd snllors at tho ltlverIde Institute, c havo concluded to accept the trust, and to uio onr best olfurts to promote so worthy an object, ' Itespoctfully, yours, tic, OEO. A. COOK K A CO Address all letter and orders to QKO. A. COOKE CO., IUxkkrh. 03 Bouth Third Htreet, Philadelphia, Ph UeefltTors for the Washington Wbrsry Co, July 5, mem. p U II Ij I O 8 A h K Or VAI.UAnLK UEAL PATATH. In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Columbia rounty, on Maturday, July 27th, 1m17, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Daniel Hlnuley, Jr.. and Daniel Hinaley. sr, admlnistiators of Julin Hlngley, late of Heaver township, In said county, deceased, will eiposo to sale, ,by public Ten due, on the premise, a certain iuetwuat(e and Tll ACT OF LAND, bounded and described as follows, to wit t On the fouth by lands or peter Iluurk, Joimtlmn Ilaurk and Hainuel N'unKesher.on the wct by land of Hamuel NunRCKserandreterIauck,uu the north by land of Peter Ktueht, and outhuiust by land of Jiwub Hhearman, containing ONK ItUNDHKD AND TWKNTV ACltPX and Uiirty-sli perches, strict yirasnre, wlnf.tm is erected a Kod plank Iioumi twoMtorleH htih. n Kood frame bank iturn. sprintr hout.e, mid vttier out'bulldlnics. There is h never fallliiR uprkna of water at thedoor. About ninety acres itruDlnVted and In a Riiotl state of cultivation, ilftien acres lelim meadow Und. There aro nino on the prtm lseslhree thrifty youngapphj orchards in U-urlnir condition 1 late the etttute of sahl deeeaMt d. situ ateluthetonnshlpandcounty aforesaid. nt . ... JiWSK COLKMAK, nioomsburir, June 17, t67. Clerk. amdMoHi c Mite .wTho ono-third oftho pin chtue monev to remain charged upon tho preml. sesdurlnir tho natural life of Judy filnitley, widow pf the said deceased, and tho interest thereof to bawuuually and regularly paid her by the pur chaser on the first day of May of each and erj year during her natural life, and at her death the principal to be paid by the purchaser to the per sonsIeBally eaiitlod theiefo. Ten per cenfTof pne-fourlb of tho two-thlrds of the punhafe money to be paid at the striking down of the properlyt the one-fourth of the two.ihlnls, less and the umuiulnir two-thlrds In one j ear then ",:' ' "v ; . .in . -u"'rmaiion nim DANIKI, HINtJLKV. hr.. ANlKLHINUl,Kv!jrJ IS I W vi-. j ,j ..iM.iu.uurg, mugt i wn AUIUIUlStrHtU