THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBTJ11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
$b $olumbum.
Ul.OOMKHtn.a. PA.
f'llll) A V lOUMNU, MA1ICII 'II, lsOl.
tf THIS COIil'JIIII hna 111 I.arK?.t
Irtulfttl.ti lu I'nlnmhl unit .uljalitlnfi
.H.itlr. ff ny pnprr pithll.tiril hcrr, nml
U lo ft much Imt'f'r .I,.! limn nny of
tl tilt ."tin. fit. I una I. tlitrffor. the lir.t
mtdliim rr fttlTrrtl.Inc In thl. ..ellim or
Ik. Molt.
lorlous Victory iu Bloom Town
ship.
Tltt. Dcmoci'iitlv nml Concrvntlvo
citizens of llliioiii Tovii-lill on luit Fit
iluynclilfvodn i-luiml victory over llm
ltnillinl ticket, itirryliiK everytlilns rx
ccpt the Cnnitalikx, nml dootlns the
Juilfc of election tiy." majority, n Kfl'i
of 11 over luit fall' majority. Not
withstanding the Incleineiit weather I8ii
vote were polled.
There was, liowuver, n feature In tho
content which our duty nin Journalist
eoinpels tisto notice, and which we trust
will put our readeM on their guard
agnlnsit similar attempts In the future.
As explnlmil last week, n. regularly
culled meeting of Democratic citizens
formed n ticket to which at tho time
there was not a dissenting vote. Later
in tho evening, however, Messrs. JncO'
by, llilfmoyer, Coleman, and n. few
other men proinlnont In tho boltof 18CG
from the regular nomination, met at tho
office of llarkloy & Ikclor, and resolved
not to sustain the ticket as formed, but
substituted the iiatnoof A. J. Kvnn-j for
School Director, in placo of Vni. Pea
cock, on thegroumlthat the latter was
n Johnson supporter, iiltlimigli theyhat
placed on tho ticket for supervisor a
man no sounder In tho faith. Tho re
suit of this freh holt Is soon told ; their
ticket go' fil votes while tlio regular one
got 211, thus defeating both Itadlcals
an I bolters. It Is proper to add that
many men who havo heretofore acted
with that faction, went with us heart
and soul. Tlio HrirHctiU only nomlna
ted two candidates tor Supervisor, it
being arranged in their eauciH to Blip
port Blllmeycr as a third.
Tlieso aro all tho facts lu tho cuno.
well known to all our citizens, and no
misrepresentations or squirming can
noften their force. It li fully demon
strated that wo have now, nsln 1SGG, a
fiiotlon In our midst who would prefe
the triumph of the Katlli'.il nominees to
our own, and who eon-tanlly bargain
with them for votes.
Tho Buckshot War.
Nt'Mimn 2.
Is the canvass of 1S.19, D.ivltl II. Cor
terand Joieph HItuer ucro tho oppo
sing candidates forGovenior, with HIt
uer at the time holding theoftlcc. Tim
contest was exciting. The administra
tion did not have a majority in Us fa
vor, but It made uo or tho public
works, bribery and Intimidation to m
euro that it tho pending election. Jo
seph Ilitner was Uovernor, William 13.
Reed was tho Atlorncy-denerul, Thus.
II. Ilurrows was Secretary of tho Com
monwealth, and Chairman of tho State
Central Committee, Charles B. Penrose
Speaker of tho Senate, Theopheltis
Fenn cilltr of the IlarrNIiurg Chroni
cle, and Thaddeus .Steven, member
from Ad' mi county, mid Canal Com
missioner. It must be confessed that tho chances
were against tho Democrats, but honest
and earnest latior brought success, and
David It. Porter was elected by about
0,000 majority.
As soon as tho result was known, tho
radical plotting began. On the l.'Hhof
October, 183S, Ilurrows, the Secretary
and Chairman, published in tho I In r
risburg Chronicle, nil addres "To the
friends of Joseph Ilitner," in which ho
said, "LET US TltKAT T1IK KLKC
"TIOXOFTHK NINTH INST., AS
"IF WE HAD NOT BEEN DEFEA
"TED, AND IN THAT ATTITL'DE
" ABIDE THE RESULT." FiiKi and
fraudulent returns from tho county of
Philadelphia had been made out and
sent to llarrlsburg, to Burrows, previ
ously to the issuing of tho above mani
festo j and meetings of Stevens, Spack
man, Cunningham, Zellin, Rutherjbrd
and other old Federal anti-masonic pol
iticians! had been several times held.
Stevens had been exceedingly busy.
Members who could not ho been were
written to, urged toenmoto llarrlsburg
several days before tho meeting of the
Legislature, and Informed that
Impeachment.
Tun answer of tho Piesldciit put In
on the Bird, to the articles of impeach
ment prcceiitcd, would cover eight or
leiicoluiiiiisoftheCoi.l'.MlilAN ; and for
want of space to give It In lull wo pro
pose to state brlelly the Milntance of it.
To tho Vrvaitlele, which Is in reference
to tho leinowil irH!uiitoii,tho Provident
reiterates thestatenieiitsaiidargumeiitx,
already publWicd In our column, lu
hi message to thesciiateupon Hint sub
Ject! putting It however In legal xbapo
and form.
To tho .Second mtlclu which charges
the appointment of General Thomas nt
Secretary of War, tho President ad
ult the appointment, denies that ho
violated thu Constitution or auy law of
Congress by so tlti. , ami maintains
and will insist,
l.That at thedato and delivery ofsald
writing there was a vacancy cxMingm
tlieolllceot Secretary for the Depart
ment of War.
That, notwithstanding the Senate
of tho United States wit then In session,
It was lawful and according to long and
well established usage to empower mid
authorize tho said Thomas to act ns So
eri'tiirv nf Wurrtf interim.
;i. Tiiai n tne sntu ttci reguiaiing uiu
tenure of civil olllces be held to boa
valid law, no provision of the snnio
was violated by the issuing of slid order
or by the designation of said Thomas to
net a secretary oi w ar aa interim.
To the Third article ho answers, that
General Thomas was authorized and
empowered to act as Secretary of ar
ml interim, and whether tho samo
amounts to an appointment or mere
designation, ho denies having violated
tho law or tho Constitution. To tho
fourth nrtlcle, chnrglng that ho and
Thomas proposed to get possession of
tho War Department by threats or by
intimaidtion, he puts In n positive and
distinct denial, and that tho nrticlo is
insulllcient In not making specific htate
mentx.
To tin? Fifth article, charging conspi
racy to hinder tho execution of tho
"Civil tenure net," ho puts in n denial;
nver.s that Stanton was not Secretary of
War at the time mentioned; and tho
want of it specific allegation. To the
Sixth article chnrglng n conspiracy on
tho 21st of February 1SC3 to takopos
session of thu War Office by force, the
President puts ill a denial both as to the
intent net forth, and as to tho violation
of any law on the subject. To tho See
(nth article, he nvers lie never did con
spiro to take unlawful possession of
the War Office, or did in any net conv
tn 1 1 a high crime or misdemeanor.
To tho Eighth article, alleging an in
tent unlawfully to control tho military
appropriation, tho President denies that
In appointing Thomas ho had any such
purpose, avers that there was a vacancy
In tho department, and that ho desired
to vindicate his authority ns President,
nnd to bring tho cjuei-tion before the Su
promo Court. To tho Xtnth article
chawing u conspiracy with General
Emory,tio gives hlsnototo the General
the conversation, and the purpose of tho
Interview, and his construction of the
law. To the Tenth article alleging state
incuts in id speech to thu Philadelphia
Convention Committee, and to tho citl
zenv at Cleveland Ohio, derogatory to
Congress ; ho denies the charge ami re
fen to tho sneeches tbem-clves, nnd
not to extracts from them or recollections
uf them ; and claims tho right as Presi
dent or a.i a eltluen at all times andln nil
places to Kpeak his mind freely on all
subjects, that the occasions of tho
epecehea wure uot sought by him ; and
that in any case, tho making of them
was not in ony who nn ofllcial act, for
which ho is umcnnble to impeachment.
To tho JCleventh nrtlcle, charging that
he denied thoauthority of Congress to
legislate, or pioposu constitutional
amendments, beeauso certain States
were unrepresented; tho President de
nies that he f-atd so, hut aveis that it is
not a full Congress; and claims ills
right ns a citizen to hold nnd speak his
opinion on tiiatas on any other subject,
without question, inquisition or Im
peachment or inculpation In any form
or manner therefor.
Straws.
Tin: wind hlowino in tiu: utaitT
lltlll'X'TION.
llAKHlsiiimo, March 20. Tho De
mocracy elected their city ticket to-day
by nn average majority of flvo hundred.
This Is a Democratic gain over Inst fall
of three hundred and twenty llvu (325).
A full vote Was polled. Everybody Is
toojtilillaut for this sphere.
YoltK. Pa, March 20. David Small,
the Democratic candidate, was elected
Chlel Burgess to-day by three hundred
nnd ninety-six majority. This Is tho
largest Democratic majority ever given
in this borough, and Is a gain over last
year of thirty-eight (!)).
TitusVI 1.1.1:, March 20. At tho city
elections held to-day In Curry and 'I'l
tii3vlllo,lho Democrats elected the May
ors nnd a majority of tho members of
Councils in both places. At tho Inst e
lection, Corr gnvo Williams (Kail.)
ninety-two majority.
Bi.'nront), March 20 At tho election
to-day tho Democrats carried this bor
ough by sixty-tlvo majority, n gain of
forty-ono over last fall.
Lr.tiA.vo.v, March 21. Yesterday, at
tho regular spring election, the Denioc
racy succeeded, for tho first tltno In
twelvo years, In electing a majority of
tho borough officers voted for. tor
Chief Bnrgss, J. II. Bressler, Demo
crat, 1 electid by a majority of U2
Last fall, Williams, Radical, had II
majority In the borough.
Wii.Ki:siiAitm:, March 21. ThceleC'
Hon here yesterday was a complete
Democratic triumph, resulting in a
majority for them oflO In tho First
aid, 11 Democratic gain oft) 1 since last
October, and a Democratic majority of
"8 In the Second Ward, n gain of !1 1 sinco
previous election.
Map.uum IIouk , March 21. For the
second time In tho memory of the oldest
Inhabitant, yu ancient Borough of
Marcus Hook yesterday elected the en
tire Democratic ticket by majorities
ranging from ten to thirty-live. It was
an open ttaud-up fight nil day, but the,
Blackics (as they called themselves) had
to succumb to tho charges of tho V lilto
Veterans.
ulnill have a turbulent time at thoopen
ing of tho House, but wo must bo de
termined not to glvo an inch." Fenu
had published lu his newspaper, then
tho Stevens and Ilitner organ, that
their members from tho county of Phil
adelphia will havo their seats, peacea
bly If possible, but forcibly If other
wise;" and thus days before tho meet
ing of tho Legislature, plans wero laid
lor thwarting tho will of tho people,
and setting up n revolutionary govern
ment. The Leg"llaturu met on the 1th of De
cember 183-i, nnd Stevens nnd Ruther
ford had a Gettysburg railroad engineer
and a lot of hands from tho WIsconlscos
feeder, called "Halifax bullies," to
whom he was distributing money In tho
linli of tho House, to assist in tho tur
bulence he had been for months prepa
ring. Nearly a hundred of these "bul
lies" wero ill the lloiisinit tho opening
session.
James It. Shuuk had been the Clerk
of the last Houe, and as such, was en
titled to preside, nnd put all motions
until tho election of a Speaker, Stevens
however undertook to usurp that au
thority, moved tho election of a Speak
nr, put tho vote, declared J (carried, and
proceeded to designate ns tellers crea
tures of his own, mid voted for a Spea
ker after this very Irregular fashion.
Tho Alabama Constitution.
This product of African genius for
several weeks lias occupied a largo
share of public attention. Thoiigh de
feated by the piople, every Radical
Journal from tho Tribune down to tho
smallest SxlU sheet, havo gonu Into ec
btacles over its perfections, and have
insisted that it should bo considered as
adopted iu open violation of the law
under which It was framed. Even
Thud. Stevens, acting as he boastfully
declares "outsldo of thu Constitution,"
could not bwallow this dose. By refer
ence to tho recent proceedings in Con
gress wo llnd tho following ;
"Mr. Stevens (Rep.) of Pennsylvania
sitting at the Clerk's desk, Kld : Mr.
Sneaker, after full examination of tho
returns from Alabama Jam sittisltcilthat
wu j to force 11 rote 011 thin bill unit tuhnil the
PiiiisKUVATio.v or Fish. Tho fol-
lowing supplement to an net previous
ly passed by tho Legislature of this
State relative to the pa-sago of fish lu
tho Susquehanna river was read In
place, In thu State Senate, yesterday, by
Mr. Coleman :
Sixtiox 1. Jlc it enacted Ac, That it
shall not bo lawful for any person or per
sons to extend or nlaeo any llsli basket,
fish trap, or other novice, permanent or
temporary, across, or any piaeu 111 1110
Susquehanna river or other stream or
streams designated embraced Iu thi.
net. Neither shall It bo lawful to tisli
with any belnu or by any other system
of entrapping in numbers within one
hall mile of any blttico or otlier device
erected for tho passage of llsh, as de
scribed in this act, or upon or nbout any
dam In or upon which such sluicu shall
havo been erected, or to draw any .seine
or net iu any of tho said rivers or
streams within otic-half mile below any
of tho said dams, or to tiso any device
or means to frlglitun tho llsh, or spawn,
or fry, or otherwise to prevent their
free pa-sage up ur down tbusald htrcams
or passage-ways at any distance what
ever I'roui said dauis,aud any per-ons of-
icnuitig agauiKi uiu provision 01 uns
section, their alders 6 aoettors, shall tie
guilty of misdemeanor, and on con.vlc-
tloti tneieot snail 00 lined 111 any sum
not less than one hundred nor mure
than 0110 thousand dollars, nod bo im
prisgned nt thu discretion of tho court
lor u period of uot more than twelve
montns, one-half of tho tine above-mentioned
to bo paid to tho iu former or
complainant.
11 is also required imu an onusmuicd
lu their townships, wards or district?,
keep special watch and make return of
any violation of tills law to each and
every Court of Qnaiter Sessions in thu
county or counties in and for which
they may bo constables as in tho caso of
other misdemeanors.
In Section 2, tho otllco of commission
er is lurtlier continued ns lieretotore
irovlded; but said ofllco shall cease on
he fllst day of December. A. D.. 1SGS.
Tho duties of wild commissioner in ad
dition to tho-o now specllled by law
hall bo to ttsu his best endeavors in the
general fuitheraneo of tho objects of
theso acts, nnd If any concurrent legis
lation bo necessary 111 conjunction Willi
the Stato of Maryland to asceitain and
report such proposed legislation to the
Governor, who will submit tho samo
wltli his recommendations favorable or
otherwise without delay to thu Legisla
ture of tills Commonwealth.
State arialmt our own line, ivhile there a
11 ilrjleieney of tucnl; oihl tltousund
aijalnst It.irould not beiiolim such Jus
tice In lemshition as would be exnecteil bit
the people. That being tho casu 1 move
that thu bill im recommitted. 1110 1110
Hon was adopted."
Foil Elector lu our District, Col. Sam
uel Knorr, was chosen. Col. Knorr
terved hlscountry with UdeJIty, In tho
field, for 11 vo years, and as a civilian,
is among the ablest men of thu District,
In this selection tho Convention has
fully met tho wishes of thu XUIth
District. American,
Wo fancy many old fashioned Ro
publicans hero do not ngreo with you,
Doctor. By tho way, bo pleased to ex
plain to your readers how, when, and
where, Sammy spent flvo year In thu
Hold." Ills old comrades don't exactly
sfeo tho matter iu that light.
A. Iladlcal Dilemma.
Ai'Tun three years experiment on ro-
constructing the Southern States, tho
Radicals begin to reap the fruits of their
policy. In Alabama, tho Constitution
framed by its negroes was defeated by
thu majority of tho registered voter re
maining at homo 011 the day of election
To remedy this untoward result in otli
er States, It is Intended to amend thu
thrico amended reconstruction laws pia
dug tho power In tho hands of tho nc
tual voters. Anticipating tills, thu Ar
kansas voters defeated tho Constitution
sought to bo forced upon them by fiini
tag out and voting It doim. It will thus
he seen that tho scheme to manipulate
those States for Gen, Grant's election
has failed tho Congressional policy
has failed, and the only truo policy of
reconstruction 1 that inaugurated by
President Lincoln and adopted by Pres
blent Johnson,
Tin: llarrlsburg Telegraph says Col
M'Cluro "was tho only Johnson man
from tin Stato In that Convention, mid
did not hesltato to tell Mr. Johnson that
fact when lie wanted to control thu pat
ronago ul Pennsylvania after Job iison
elevation to tho Presidency,"
Now, that Is a slander on 1', John
who has repeatedly bragged nbout hav
ing voted for A, J,, In the Baltimore
Convention ; and who aUo did not lies
itato to tell Andy so, to get an ofllcu
And If Johnson Is removed ho will not
hesitate to tell Ben. Wado that ho P. J.
nun 1 0 Knorr and Brower vote for him,
Wade, at Philadelphia, in order to get
ofllcu again. Sicumpir Palemoii,
Can Tin: Coi.umiiiax inform us why
tho Democratic State Convention did
not daro to endorse tho President?
iiat Is wronir? If Impeachment is de
nounced why is not Andrew Johnson
sustained? Jtepubliean,
Tho business of Democratic Conven
tions Isnot to endorse men, but to adopt
principles and to select candidates. Bo-
sides tho editor of tho Ilejiublican, and
otlier "bread and butter" sheets, en
dorsed him so fully after his rupture
wltli Congress, that no further endorse
ment is needed.
If, however, our neighbor will rend
the Resolutions adopted, ho will dis
cover that thu Convention ( endorse
tho courso of Andrew John-011 iu en
deavoring to restore civil rulo South,
and that in resisting tho usurpations of
Congress ho wns simply "complying
with that port Ion of hi oath of ofllcu
which required him to preserve, pro
tect and defend thu Constitution of tho
United States."
Coimv O'La.m's on Tin: Situation
In his Washington correspondence
to tho Brooklyn ISugle, this dlstlngu
illicit patriot thus sums up thu grounds
of Impeachment:
Andy Johnson is to bo imneaclicd on
tho following charge : For being Andy
Johnson. I'or aggravating Congress by
referring to an obsolete document,
known as tho Constitution of thu United
States. For insisting that tho Union
lias not been dissolved. For asserting
that a white man is as good as a colored
man. For maintaining that tho Presi
dent lias a right to uxcrciso power
conferred upon tlioolllco by tho afore
said Constitution, lleciuisu Alabama
didn't swallow thu black draught ot the
Radical constitution. For violating
the law against cruelty to animals, lu
trying to kiik a dirty dog out of tho
War ( llllee.
Wi: clip tlio following from tho Phi
ladelphia Ledger, a neutral paper. Tho
editor must havo seen P. John and Dr.
Brower at tho Philadelphia Conven
tion: Olllco-Seekersnro remarkiiblu people.
They nlwajs keep 11 look-out alipad,
and, In order to lio ready for anything
that may turn up, they are making up
to Senator Wade, who may, In a possi
ble contingency, become President.
Already thu political newspapers con
trolled by theno restless peoplu aro run
ning over with lavish praise. They
say that Senator Wadu resembles thu
iMo President Jnred Sparks lu his rural
unall'ected simplicity; Daniel Webster
iu oratory and iilgh statesmanship ; and
Georgu Washington iu dignity and ills
I interested patriotism,
Washington News.
WAhiiI.soio.,Mnreti 18.
fON(llli:SS10NAIj.
Both houses of Conirress were occupi
ed principally to-day wltli ordinary
routine business, tho 0111 10 exeiupi
certain manufactures from Internal
taxation wns taken up In the Senate
uunlii (Ids aileriiooii,aiidat this writing
1 still under 1 scussiun. rne im pencil
ment nultutlnii ha driven nil Idea of
legislation out of the head of Radical
members, nml their main object now
b-ecms to liuto kill timu until the trial
commence!), When It Is undertaken,
all legislative business will bo susiien
(led in both houses, Leading Radicals
heie think tho Impeachment conspira
cy will bo consummated by tho remov
al of the president iiiiout tnourst wcok
In May next. In thlsciilculatlon they
tlx the commencement of the trial 011
thu .'loth Inst.
ntt:i:t)Mi:.N'.s ni'itr.AU ntu. iuhsud.
Thu House thl afternoon, bv n vote
nflili to .37. passed tho bill to continue
1110 I'Tcediueu s iiureau 111 opera 1 1011
for one year, fiom and niter tho 1st of
July next. Only 0110 or two Radical
members voted ngniiist tho bill, but 11
large number 01 tnem dodged too (pies
tlon bv decllnlnir to vote nt nil. The
ilurenu has grown to be a permanent
institution In tho country now, and
will novor bo removed until tlio Jacobin
party censo to control both houses of
congress.
Tin: wniTi: hovsi:.
Tho President to-day was ngnln en
gnged In eonsiiltntion with ills counsel
Messrs. Staniiery, mack-, curtts am
Everts Senators llucknluw and Doo
little laid n brief Interview with him
this morning.
washinotok, Mnrcli 20,
A Nr.W noUNTV III LI..
All evening paper states that "tho
nouso m i itar.v Lommnieo lo-uay lie-
elded to report a bounty bill embodying
tho points contained In what Is known
ns Schenck's bill, exeeptlncr that It pro
vides that theso bounties shall no pain
iu government land scrip. Eacli sol
dier and sailor is allowed bounty at the
rate of eight and onu-tiilrd dollars per
mouiii lor 1110 nine 111 iiciiiai service
after deducting Statu nml nntiona
bounty already paid. It is not known
to the Committeu how many million
of ncrcs of land it will require to pay
these bounties, no estimate having
been as yet prepared, but in view ofi
tho very large sum of money H would
draw from the Treasury, and tho
nmount it would increase tlio public
debt, thu commltteo eanio to tho con
clusion that theso bounties should be
paid in land. Tho bill will be reported
to tho House to bu printed nnd recom
mitted to thu cuuiniiltcu and It l.s the
Intention of General Garfield, Chair
man, to call It up at an early day.
Tin: roL'iiTi:i:NTii amkniimunt.
The House Judiciary Committee has'o
under consideration a bill declaring
that tho proposed fourteenth amend
ment lias been ratified by three-fourths
oft lie so-called loyal States, and U theie-
foro apart of tho Constitution of thu
United States.
AitiiiVAi, or ni:.vi:uAi. iiaxccck.
Mujor-Goneral Hancock arrived at
Washington this afternoon from the
South, accompanied by Colonel Mitchell
of his staff. Ho has rooms nt thu .Me
tropolitan Hotel. During this evening
many 01 tils mends e.illeil to see nun.
Washington, March
A l'lir.DIUTION vi:uirii:i).
In tlio courso nf the debate In tin
Senate, on tlio 18th of February, lb07,in
recard to the report of tho conference
committee on the disagreeing votes ol
the two house on the amendment to
tho "tenure-of-otlico" bill. Mr. He,i
(tricks, of Indiana, in referring to the
provision relating to cabinot olficor;
Mild: "A mean person getting into the
cauinet would s.iy it tna j'rcslilent 110
sired him to leave, 'Congress has said I
may stay, and therefore 1 will stay,'
the very person who ought to bu turned
0111 is uiu very person who will stay 111.
A gentleman, of course, would not,
but a man who would have purposes 10
arcoiiipiisli, independent ol tne go.id oi
thu country. Would stay. Hoi the vr.v
person that would. Mr. Williams
(iladlcal,) asked Mr. Hendricks if tho
Seiiatu wuuld not consent to tho remo
val of such a man ? Mr. II. replied that
that 'would depcudon circumstance.. It
was a question of doubt, nnd ho wa
not prepared to say. Further on in the
debato Mr. Hendricks said, n decent
man, a gentleman, would not wait till
ho was tinned out ! but a dirty fellow-,
who had no respect for himself or the
high ofllcu, would hold on under this
bill." Congressional Globe, Second
Session, Thirty-ninth Congress, Part !l,
pp. lOlo-lOlfl.J
A SltA.Mi:t,i:sS COKI'KSSION.
Your readers will observe, In tho re
port of the House proceedings of yester
day. that Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, in reply
to a question by Judgo Woodward, of
I'eniisyivnnin.sinicd mat ins ( v iisoimj
intention in offering the amendment to
a certain bill, which pa-sed the Hoiiso
on tho 12th liist., was to take away tlio
lurisdiction of thoSunremo Court in tho
M'Anrdlo case, and that ho should bu
glad if tlio bill became a law, before n
decision was made In that case,
and thereby sweep It from thu
docket. It is to bo hoped, however
that in this Mr. W ilson and his eo-cou-snlrators
will bo defeated, bv the an
nouncemciit of tho decision ol tho Court
in the caso referred to, ere the bill in
quot!ou LecomcB a law.
AitiiiVAi, or moors.
Within tho past three days a eoslder
able number of troops havo arrived lu
this citv.bv order of GrantandStuntou
One hundred men unived for tho
Twelfth United States infantry, and
fifty more arc expected. There was al
so nn nrrlvul of ono hundred men be
longing to tho Twenty-ninth infantry.
Tno object of tills increase hi thu mili
tary force of tills Department is not
exactly apparent to tliosu not in tho
conlldence of tho Radical eiViin that
rules thu War Olllcuand the Headquar
ters of thu Army, Thu matter ought to
io inquired Into at least.
ai:n:itAi. ha.ncock.
Tills distinguished olllcer visited thu
White Ilousoyesterday, and spent tlmo
incoiisultntioii with tlio President. Sub
biqiieutly he called nt thu Headquarters
of tlio Army, but did not visit tno War
Department. UN presence here I-j still
tho principal topic of conver-ntiou iu
political circles, and tho "loyal" Jac
obins wonder whether ho wuuld dare
to obey the orders of tho President, if
nicy were not sent iiirougn uraiii, as
directed by tlio "loyal" Congress.
Wakiiinotok, MuichSS.
tcuNK in Tin: 8i:NATi:ciiAMin:ii.
This being thu day Used for tho Pres
ident to maku answer to tho articles of
Impeachment prepared against Iiim, tho
Sonato Chamber was thu principal point
oi iiuercbi ncre.
opr.Ni.vo or Tin: counr.
At half-past twolvo o'clock thu ordi
nary business of thu Sonato wns sus
pended, and a sort of recess taken until
1 o'clock, when tho President pro tem
pore (Mr. Wado) announced iluit tho
Chair would bo vacated lor thu Chief
llWll. t'tl... IT. .It. Lit S:i...C.U 1,'lw. Ol.l....
upon called tho "High Old Court" to
order, and Mr. Doolittlo, who had not
been present lit previous session oftllio
Court, was called nnd sworn. Tho
mnnngcrs on thu part of tho House then
appeared lu thu aisle, and weru an
nounced by thu burgeant-at-arms, They
wero boon followed by tho members of
tho House, preceded by their speaker
and clerk. Tho President's counsel,
Messrs. Stanbery, Curtis, Evarts, Q roes
beck and Nelson, then ontcicd, and
took scuts nt their table, Mr. Stanbery
briefly referred to the onerous duty thu
couiisjI of thu President had to perform
lu preparing his answer Iu such a short
time.
Mr. Curtis then aroo and commenc
ed tlio reading of tho answer. Alter
reading ahout half an hour, he was re
lieved by Mr Stanbery, who likewise
read about half an hour, when he, iu
turn, wa relieved by Mr. Evarts, who
concluded the reading about tl o'clock,
the tlmuoccuplod (hereby being nbout
one hour and a half. The reading was
listened to by utnriy an present wiui
marked attention, and tno general sen
POLITICAL.
ttnent expressed by impartial hearers
was, that Ihr President hud made a .
strong case. After Mr. Evart had tak
FOIl Til IS NATIONAL
ciiATie to.vi:. io.v.
Wasiiinoton, I'ehrimry M, ISO.
Biroi k i.isi . ,"";'"'; ,'.,..,,". Tlir National Prmocmllc Ciinimlltro.tjy vlrtuo
ell Ills seal, -nr. isoiiiwcn, m uiu nonsu ndlmnuliioniy ci.nrp.-,clitmlMemly llidnil
.Mnrltft Ilrttorl
Will-Ill Itrr bushel
Ityu "
'lour tier lml re'..
'lovorsccd
'IllXSl'l (1
Putter
managers, ro-u and stated tutu iney
uiuiliHin ready to file their replication
to-l.ionow at 'one o'clock. Mr. Evarts
then called theatleutiou oi tnu untri 10
the neces-ltv of allowing the counsel of
the President time for prepniiuion for
thu trial, ami suggested that thirty days
lie allowed them, in suppoit of thu
imposition, Im presented a papcrsigucd
jv all thu counsel asking tlio allowance
of that period of time.
lluwaid immediately rose nun oojeci
cd to the reception of tlio paper, but
supscquenuy wiinurew me oojecuon,
ifter which tlio application was urgued
neatly nn hu.tr and a half by Messrs.
Stanbery slid Evarts, of the President's
coiiu el, and Messi... Lonti, W Ilson,
llltigliiiin. and Butler, of tho House
managers, who contended substantially
that Inasmuch us the President had the
executive power of tlio government iu
Ids hands, ho oiiL'ht to bu removed tit
once, lest he might no It in defense of
.1... . I.I . ..IU.... I.M....II..
UIU JOSI rigllis Ul ins iinn u riiuiuj,
Mr. Henderson moved to postpone tho
further consideration of the question
before tlio court until after the replica
tion had been tiled. This was voted
down bv 2s to 23. The ntiestioll was
then taken on the proposition made by
the President's counsel, viz: To allow
them thirty days for preparation, nnd
It was relucted bv a vote of 12 to II. (I
strict party rote, with tlio exception of
Mr. Wade, wlio did not oto nt an.
After thu result had been announced
Mr. Evarts submitted a motion iu writ
ing, that such time bu allowed us the
Semite migiii minis rcnonauio aim
proper.
WASiitsntoN, March SI.
ihx'i.ini: or i.NTi:iiUsT.
Although tho impeachment trial
im not vet fairly commenced, it is ovl- li-nx-
dent that the interest at Hrsl manifes- ' t-mtcii .ik..
ted by the pcoplo In tho proceeding is
( eel ning rapidly. The Court was
opened at ono o'clock by tho usual
proclamation from tho Scrgeant-at
Arms. Al ter the Journal of yesterday
had been read, Mr. Boutwell, on thu
part of "the managers." arose, and in
a low, sepulchral voice proceeded to
read tlio brlul replication lo me rresi
dent's answer, which had been adopted
by thu House tint a short time before.
Mr. Reverdy Jolimon then moved that
nn authenticated copy thereof be fur
n sued to eac n oi l ie counsel lor uie
President, which was agreed to, The
first question In order being the motion
pendliigat uie adjournment yesteruay.
viz: to allow the counsel of tho Presl
dent ten days lo prepare for tho trial
jlr. tjuniner oiiered a biipsiituiu mere
for. reiiuirlnir the Court to proceed with
tlio t'lal at once. Before thu question
could bu taken on either ol theso prop
ositloiis. Mr. Edmund, of Vermont
moved ihat tlio Senate retire lor the
purpose of consultation thereon. I hi
va lurried to bv a veto of 21) to 23. and
thereupon (1:30 r. M.) tlio Chief Justice
and Senator retired toone ol the reeep
lion ion. ns lu llio rear oi mo L iianiPer,
A sort of recess then ensiled, the mem
hers ol the House, lor tne most pari
remaining in their seats or htruttlng
around tho floor. Thu managers eon-
vei.-ed with each other, and thu counsel
of the President sat quietly by their ta
b e looking over somo papers. Toward
li.ilf-past three o'clock the spectators
iu i ho galleries ocean lo retire lo tne
corridors, nnd lliehum of conversation
which had been going on since the
Senate went out, had nearly stib-ided
u ben thu presence of one or two Sen:
tors ill tlio Chamber Indicated that the
consultation wa over, and thu "ver
diet" would soon bu rendered. Thl
was the signal for a general rush for
abandoned seats, which weru soon oe
copied. The Chief Jll-tieo riMimod
ibeehalr. and called the Court to order,
Atler which hu announced that thu
Senate hail adopted an order. Thu Sec
ret.irv then read a paper in the u-unl
form, fixing Monday next, the .'iOlh
In-tiint, as the day for the actual com
menccmi-iit of I lie trial, which, accord
Ing to the ternisof thu order, shall thei
proceed with all convenient dispatch
etc. This appeared to bo satisfactory
lo tlio Impeachment conspirators, and
they exchanged congratulation over
tho nettv meanness they had display
id iu refusing even an allowance ol'one
third tlio timu nked for by thu conn
sel of the President of the United State
Thu managers stated that they would
be on hand at the timu Indicated nbovo
and the Court iidlourned until that day
at the usual hour. Nothing can bo
plainer than that the managers of this
conspiracy to depose the President from
offleo. intend to make short work of it
and in tills they aro sustained by the
majority of thu Senate.
Till'. ANSWIMl AM) ItlU'l.ICATION
It is generally conceded hern that the
rrcsldent's answer to uie a iieiesoi im
poachment is an exceedingly able pa
his 'favor. Tho Housu Radicals realize
thl, and in tho brief dIcu-lou which
took place this morning on their repl
cation, it was manifest that they were
by no means prepared to controvert
some of thu most material allegation
contained iu tho answer of the Presi
dent. Tin: cAni.sr.r.
Tho regular session of tlio Cabinet
was held at noon to-day. All tho mem
bers wero present. Itlswld that thu
President submitted his veto of thu bill
taking away the jurisdiction of tlio Su
premo Court In appeals on habeas cor-
us cases, which, it will nu rememeereii
allects tho famous M'Cardlo case. The
veto message will probably bo sent to
morrow or next day, ns thu ten days
allowed bv thu Constitution for thu re
turn of bills will expire lu the case of
tlio lilll in question on Tuesday next.
coNiiiTioN or Tin; tiikasi hy.
It is reliably stated that tlio currency
balanco iu tlio Treasury I growing
"smaller by degrees and beautifully
less," Tho Secretary is puzzled as to
bow he shall "raise tho wind," to meet
tho current requisitions upon Ids De
partment, lie etui find no encourage
ment in the dally receipts from Interni'l
revenue nor from any otlier source. Al
together affairs at thu Treasury Depart
ment look "decidedly blue."
Wasuinuiox, Mitrcbs.1
Tin: President tent to tho Senate
to-day his veto of tho bill which nf
ficted tho M'Arillecase.
THE SLNATI! AND Till! VETO,
Before the Senate went Into executive
session to-day, the Democratic members
coincided iu a iiroi ositleu to devote,
to inorrow to di-cussloii of thu veto,
with thu understanding that a vote
will bu taken before adjournment.
NaMnnnl ll,mnnrpi tl Com .'111 lull. Ill n Inpotlll
hi hi this ilav nt Wnliln,lon, 1. C, volnl in Imlil
nil" ll.'Xl l on l ('111 Hill lOi' Ill(- purnn.poi minim i
tlhi; rnu'litlitic- fur PrpHldeiil inxf VlrisPrcuhlrnt
ol
flic t'nltcil MlniMtni llicllli ilnr nf July, IM!,
I iiVii.eli ,1.. In f .m el II- ill .S pw Vnrlf.
1 hn lin.N of ri.iirpsoiit.illoii.ns llxril iiv Itip last
'.'illnmil IhMiifirintli- i.iiiim ntlon. la iloulilc tho
niuiilierolbU'imiDn mm iic.-ii'itniuuvr. in uon
.rM nfncli sinl iiii.'it His !it npp'irtiim!n!it
rarn piuip is in lieu ui fccim ui'ii'Knii's iin-uiii'
lnlr' ..
AUIIl'Ql IlI.lJH.i 1 lim I MlHlli
I'UKIir.llICK O. l'lllNCE. Hrcrctnry,
Democratic: Stato Ticket.
ron AUmTon-ansuiuM
CHARLES B. BOYLE,
or I'AYETTi: COU.NTV.
i-ou ftunVMrm-ouNEnu.i
GEN. WELLINGTON II. ENT,
01' L'OI.UMIltA COt'.NTV.
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tiiuVntoncnotk. brirknorK, nootl'Uurk, jiintlnf
cilnlurttiolMUay uf April, ut Hie nfuceof Col.
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of April, for tho purcliuno nml rcmoviu ol the
bulUIUiBS now upon MiMlot, Ail'lri'ss M
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i.i-iicru or mlmlnlMrulKin tnillit- rMiiIc tif llrorKu
Yltiurr. liitu nf MniitmirtowiiMilp, IV umM i en.,
ilciTii-ia huvn Im ( n Mnuilcil hy ih-n IttKlUvr oi
Mild fdimiy tn l.cwli l'lirMnht-r of fnitm twp.
All IHTJIOIIH II.IVMIK t'lllllin 'H lit M'tunii iivoilMi
tlicnlntotr llmtli'tTilent nn trf(ucsletl tiinialui
thrtti Known, ittnl I In 1-1,1 hult'litol to imiKc n;iy
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l.iKIX'U'rOll'.S NOTICK.
lli MIA1K ui' nisiiY iiii.rtKiiicii iiia'ii
l.rllorii U'lntnclltn"y nn llm (Ulil'i "I li nry
Dluttorli'h. lulu ul lllmli'lcclt luw tllilp, t'oluln-
I1I11 nullity hni. Ini'ii pniiilcil hy I in Iti-jMlcr nr
I'ntniiiniii rminlv In il DklliTlili. mil
limn- A. Pli' lirlili,iirmlirrnnlilii. All r
aulia ll .lll illlllMKKllllst llli' eMail' 11 rti llilili'-.-
Oil u pri'si'iit l.ii'in nn' iitli'ini'iii, anil linv. In
tlihlt'l in II,. t'shili. I'lllirri-n linli' or hooK ai.
1 mint Mill nnilli' I' 1.1 ini ni, in in.' . . iin i- nun'
oiitiiil.iy, MA.Ml l.l, 1111:11 1 HU II.,
' lll.NUY A. l)II.TIi:ilh II.
pc , ti'iw. i:.ni'iunii.
Tuiii'mit's xul'fuij.
in ilii'Orulian'K'onrl for llioCimnty orcolum.
I1I11, 111 the nnilliTiir llioi'liitoil W iltlain ( las
InnilciensMl. 'llii' All'lllor nppnlnloil hv I ho
I'niiit, In ni'iKn ill.lrlhtitlmiof tin' hatanct In tho
hiilulH ol Hainucl Lnl, hxifiimr of William ('lav
Inn lUcrnipil, nliioiii! Uiu ImaK i ollfil.itc, i I
mpi I I Im iiii'llci. liiltrmli il lor tho nirir'oorhl.
ni.l.ollit nl nil rnlliAV, ITtll or .M.K n. A. II.
li'vilt lDiiilnck.A.M.nl !lUlillU.'PlllllloomhtllK,
t'otiiiiililn ennnty, I'.i.
All hiTMiii. havlnit claim. iiK.ilnit (tin cslnla
aro lii'rchy uqnlipil m ihpuiiI tn tho Anilllnr.iir
nn f.illliri- In iireMtll Ihn aanin ho finivcr iIp
uirrrit rrniiu'oiiilnulii for n kIiiiio dfllionililiv-
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siili'H anil siio.il.lirN,
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JAMLS S. M'NlNCH
JACnll lloll MA
In tlio 11111111011 l'loan of
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HI.ACK HWAVI' On tin 2Ttll nil., hy
A. (lim, I'crry n. lll.ick ol lllioisian
l.lzzio iay.oiif Maliiinoy Clly.
nili:i:NI!AL,.M-l,I.I.MAN-0 l-u.lilavcillB
I In JUt Inst., by tin Iti-v. 11. lluli. u. at w llKcs
llarip. Mr. .Iiillus (li-.'cnliatiiu of Itlooiiishuii;,
I'.l., In .AIlss l'aullnp L llm III ol 1I.I1II1IIIUO, .lil,
W'ATT-i-WIIII'.M()VI'.lt-iiii Hip Mh Inst., hy
.lullll l.oli ,M., .Ml. l.l'iyu Willis, ii, .miss r-u-
1.111111. Ill llltllltOir, IIOIII l-I I'llll' IDMllSllip,
Sfathn.
HAUIlKIt Iii nt., Jotrpli Cmmty, Iiul.,
iluilier, fonntrly of Coliinibin co., 1'a,
JOHN In Mount IMenxatit, on the lllli insl.
Ann m ivi'stUT Idlm, iujit tiLnjiil i) t'iut.
NAHll In Willl.inisp irt on VV.lm"t.Uy cvenlni!
Mart'h tli J"0, Itev. Cliiirlfs nsli, nsfil nlmt
Mr. Nnsh linsloiijj Ikoii known liy nur citizen
lu luiMiii: t'tuclit Kchool ai tliw pluct. us tU an
nt Iti-iwlck itiul L'ulnwl-oa. lie was n ininUter or
llic M. 1.. Churi'li. nntl IiIh lilt- It one long m-otd
of labor In his Muslt'fN caust'. 1IH Iosh .ill l'
untvirsnlly rcyutltil.
l.'T IVI'Tn Miirin If.rif on ffio"l) lilt.. .f I llor. ln
l.mt Mm of John W. anJ Hester A. Kline, a get)
J inonilis ami -i days,
O weeping frlomls, e.illeil thus to mum,
The breaking of n lemler tie,
Turn lliou thy UioiiiihlH from earlh to brawn,
Heel; thou tlio hul.ieo Irom wii hlnli.
Thu ilarlin j ono thus torn from thee,
lie Is not lest but gone before,
Thfit much lo ei! lonn lualn 5 ou'U fcee,
Again jou'll nu-et on heaen' bright shore.
V, K,
ribrit.iry 3. 1-Mon iiiotltmofJohn o. I rc7i3lho
l'IH..Atiy. TlnU'ourt oruerfnioiueoiuieuppii'
1 .i v'11 iiliilniil l!r rwuiusiim lbniiboelo be
ID published In one newspaper, fur tbiee weeks pri
li or to May H, Ih'W, application will bo nmlu In
1 1 pursuance of tho ubo e onler, for 11 w tit ol einl.
J-.::. to hell ine me vmiiiu ui nn ' "
real eslate tevieil nml rumU'imidl by lrtuo of
i i.. nt'i nf uhlpli iinnllciitlon the Mllil
Jacob llollman, the liefemlaiit Is, n nucslcd Ut
lllKC noiieei (Miii ii.i iu.1.1111. .'...'"
CertltU'tl rrnm tne uecoiu'. jmikuiloaj,
March 17,'tM-it. I'roUiouotai.
rn O T A H M K it HI
-V ti t t fnlllHVV'U tltf fit I .li
r.LJI IV Hl.l.'U (.U..II ,1.1 I n ......
V A 0 1 IM C 0 U A X ().
Tim ATTr.NTION of runners ami other coii-
Mimi rn oi rcrtlllzeiH is luvia-U to this Oiunu, us
Win thy of the'r special nolice, iin use mr mjut
,. I u 1., Murt Inml . VlnrllilfL nllil lit lit r ISlMll
em Males, lor all Ciops, n.is unni it 11 humiuiju
eharatlcr lor excellence umqiiallcil by any oth
er, II pitssesses ail lilt) quiwunest oi hhiwiim
tJuamt with permanent quahllci not iouiul in
that article. 'J V. of this (luano are Iouiul
phosphates. 11 ilpens thu win at 1 lop Irom iy
,. 'i.., iiam ..ni-il.M- Mmti the ohOHii bates. hkh
fuclalotio gives It Incalculable iKlvanliu-s,
SW p rtou, lliitr.(litisfjiintloilcakrs. 1 or sale by
.luiiN s. ui:i:si: a co.,
(iiuvinl Alii ills lor l'aciilc Uuano 10.,
Ai Eolith Delaware At, I'hltail a
AnJ 71 fcuulh MUcct ltaitlwio v.
March
JJAXKUUPT NOTICI5.
In hie insTitit-t Cut in ofiiik Umikij hTAii i.
in iTHEUhni .u.1) uniuiii " 1 j "
f(v:TfiMir.itv cox. a llaiikiunl under
Ait of Coiigiess or March having up
iilii .l for adls.-h.uge Irom all his ih.-b1s.anil other
i-lalPis provaiiie umier sum Aei, ny w u-i m
1 ..ni i.i.tlci. U lii i. '.ie irlvt 11 loll 1 crtilltuls nbu
i..i t.r.iv-o!! tiu'ii ih ot.s. iiiiil other tursotis Inter
ested; toappearon the yth day oi ArulL
at 11 oelocit li.m., lictoie I,. (iciion, jr., i.mi.,
ltcglster.atllie l.xchange Hotel In liluom-buig,
... T ...... im.iil.1 it mi v- th.-v lni ( u hv il ilis( hit I ue
shouhl not hugranutJ to tliosaUl lluuLiupt. Ami
lurther notlceis luriby glen, thai thy mcoihI
i.i.i ..w... .w ,.fi -.. -llii iik ift lii'hiil I lull L-
Hint reoulreil b the ith ami th sitltons of
said Ait, will be bail Uluie said Ucglslt r, ujioii
Cltrk of U.K. Uistrict L'ourt lor saiu nisiuci.
Mar.'7,'tjvJw
in tiic IhsthictCou::tuftiik UMii.DHr.vii-.s,
OKI lli. WUSlMtN UlwU ICT O rJ..-H." J. w
1 ii.cn-ii 11 l'vul iisnnr. a Itaiikllllit utitierthv
A t ol lonuiLss ofMau-h -Mt hW, having aj plan
lorn IihchaigoIioinalIJiiMdejU,audoLht.riiainis
piovuuiu umiei sum ac, u- imiui h im v...,
MintE is 1n.Ki.11v (iiKN, lo all auditors ln
1.... .. i.n.i ... 1 Hi.iiriiiiiiii unit itt her persons llilel
L-ated : lo Himcar oil Ihe HJlh day of Al'itll., 1
III 11 O llUCJi. .. .H. .unumii. umi, "'
llenlsler, ill Die l..i luuigu iiuii i, itium. n,
i.t kIhiu' i'.ukk Imnv tliev liUM.ulii a l.MlialL,
.I.,l..lil IK, 'llU.t.ll tl.lll.' .i..ilIlllL lllt. All!
ui .lu-i noiiie Is la 11 by l 1 1 11, 1 lml ti.o Miiiml
ami llllld Met tlllgsol Lle.llloi-.iM iiiewini it uu
lupl. li'ijUlied 1 11 tu -n" V '
f..ud Act. wli bo lultlbilHli! the s.ml U,.ilei 1
thu caiue time and pl.ae.
Clelk oril.H. IH-Uh l ronil loi si.ld lilHi'.tt.
Mui.-Tils-.'w
UDITOH'.S XO'l'ICK.
ihpOrnlilll'a Court for III" t'nnnlyotl'olnlil-
.la. In the inlillcrnriliocstalniif 1 ipilcrlck 111" 1
ilmnml. '1 In Allilltor ni.olnli'il hy llio null,
In main- il.tlhullon nf llm 1 1.1 lance III Hip lmn.ls
nf lliomas 1U', l'.xcculnr of 1 ri'ilprlcli If"11.'1';
CPasCll,llllll)lllllllll'KHll'S ,, r.i,., . o,. ....... .. ..... -
I 10 names iniiTi'suii in in; i"" i"'T ."",','
linllitliillll, on SATl'llliAY, .M.Mirll IK, A. II. si s,
al 1 en (I'cliK-k, A. M nt tlio olllcnof llohcrt I.
I'lafli. Km., curlier nt .Main nn.l .Maikct Hllccls,
i'..liiiiilitn cnniilv. l'n.
urn hcicliy rcriulicil m incscnt In llio Aiijlltor, nr
niir.iuurpin pi-psi'iii iiiysiunr . 1. ...... . ... .........
from cDinllM I" fr u -liaronf llioi..il(l cstatp.
31. j:. JAt'KM), Ainiiinr.
ivh,:i'i',s
TiMTSris'ntATiiit's xoTici:.
t. l.STATi; OK MATIIl.ll ItllONK lit CKAlFti.
LcllcrHiil nilmliilMrntluli nn lliprolntpnf Ma-
In las ltlinnc.lalc of Jackson Inwiisli n, rnliininm
(nuntv.ili'ci'iisi'i!, Ii.im' hci'ii urimli'il hy Uiu IIpjc
Islir of sulil Counly, In Samuel Ittinnr. mini r.
cum If inmcno utmuro, lip Itonll 11011, wlm rcsliles
III Mintl liiwnsliln. All J.ersolis liavHn! claims in
iteinanilsiiK.ilnst tlicnil'l estiilpnrp runusleil In
ircsi'llt tlli'lll lor M'lll Illllll Wllinnii ui-i.ij , 111111
:husu Hull I1I1 il I" liiaki' i.a.Mni'liI,
MAMI'III, hIIUM:, Ailiulnlstliilni,
Mar,lllH-l.l
l?Xi:Cl'T()lt'.S XOTJC'K. KSTATH
lli nl.MAKV I,. I tlVIlKll.i.cicaslil. Lclleralcs
iainclitiny on Hi" cslaliiol Maiy Is I'rviler, of
llorouunni 1 1 riiii'ii, uiu" on 11 kiiiiii.'ii "j ,ii
lti'Kisler of I'olumhia iiiunty, In Isaac 1,. ( rjilel',
All nelsons huMim i I11I111 naalnsl thceslnlpiirp
riTiiicsleit tn im-M-nl llicm lm m ttli lin.nl, nun
those linli hlul to the ifclale, illtier onnoteor
hook necolllll Mill make fninicllt In Hip Kmcii
lornltlmulilelay. 1S. AO I.. L'UVDl.lt,
.Mar.ii'Hs-ol. l.xcciilor.
totic'io iv i!.vn'kiTuWcy7
i'lns Islo slMi liolnc: 'Ihat nil Ihp 51 day of
March, A, 11. Mis, 11 Mininlil Hi r..inl:iuley
was Is-nieil lltfalnst the t-slaln of llenly 'I'loU'lh
or rouliilrjMlle, 111 Ihuloliuly ol Colninhla, I'llll
Stale ol I'l llllsltltliat ihn lilis hecn ailjuilacil 11
llalikiuiil 011 Ins oun ililiou; Unit tlif lsi. incut
ul any ilehla unit ill tin ly ol liny l lol'i liy he
hnivlii' In such l:aiiklliit, In him, nr lor his use,
ninl liiotllilliriif any propelly hy I1I111 arc 11 -hlililcn
In law : Ihat a iniellnu of Ihc Cieilltoikof
IhtiMiM l!iinl.lllit, In inirti Ihelr ilchls, ninl lu
ctio.ise one ir liu.li' asslsti esof Ills estalp. will
hn helil al 11 Cuuil of ll.inl:ni.lev, luhe liiihlell lit
Hie Duclianlii' J li.lt t In lllonlusliuli!, Oillimhla
cmliilv. lVnusvliauin, hefoie llilwaul Oieito'i,
Jr., llcuisler.oii the lull ilay of AfiilA. 11., isos, pt
"'''''llluMAH A. KOWI.I'.Y, IT. S. Malslinl.
lie i:. 11. 1 uul.llAfdll, llcjiuly.
.Mar. It'Os-ll. '
N
JOTICK IX lJAXKItUl'TCY.
ihls W loHlvonolice: that on tho tb ilay of
Maich. A. n. lvs, i vuirraut in iianuiupiev
wasisMied against the cslati-of Jatob Uiasy
Ibe lounsblp ol lilh'lciitU in the county if
I'ohiinbla, and Male of I uiusj hnnU, lias
In en itdju Iged a Ilankiupt on hW own netHIou ;
ibut the pa nu nt ol iinj debts and lUmciy d
any inopeili belonging to such liaiilaupt, to
hi in, or lor bis use. and llt tiansfer of any piop
erty bv him are fori. Idden by law; Hint a ineei
Ing orthe ncilltoMot the said il.uihi upt.to pro
tiu Ir df bis and to i-Ihhim! ono or mine assUnecs
ot blsi-tate, will lie held at a 1'ou it of Ilatihl upt
1 v.IiiIh) holm 11 at the l.xi hange Hotel, In lllooms
taut:, t tduiuhla county. IVnns tvaiil.i, below
I.iiwtid oi aon. Jr , Itigldei, on the lOiti day ut
flll a. n. Inat I o clue's 1 1. III.
'IIIO.MAS A r.OWW , l', K Mitislml,
M i.i.l'os-d. by 1.. Ii.tooi.iuti.il, iicpniy.
N
JtiTIt'K IN ISANKltlMTCY.
jr o t 10 1:.
iiie Hoard of llJVUion of I'ohunbia county,
v Ml nut t at tho CoinnusMoneis, (iihce.io Imn'iiis-
Ig.ou triuay, Lie lUlll u.li oi ,piu nei, 10
rev i't and t qu.ilize the asessuients oi uie set 11
ul Districts oi s.ild county.
1 be lollovvuig is tnu 101111 vaiuauoa iu emu
dKti let as leturntd bv tho seV el lit UV-vssoi K. for
the tri-annuai assess mem 01 11 :
1 1 loom Township,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n o 1 h s.
Like the volcano, bolls glvo Issue to tho foul
nnd fiery contents of Hie deep tulreior. To to-
niovo tho cause of such sintering It is only
(ssnry to ltalbe llio blood by supplying it with
tt I.ifi) element, lion.
Till: I'KUUVIAN SYKUP,
(a protected solution of the TioloxMoof Iroiijvvlll
ilothls fll'ectually.undglvestruiBth, lgorntid
new life to tho whole system,
Hxtra'tofn I.eltcr from Itev. IIiciiAiin I'.Dt-S
Of fiOStOtl, .MUSS.
"fur r Jim I was nsuirererfrom IlolN. so that
my llte'becamo winrlsoiuullnoiigli licit frtnu-nt
and liersistant itciirrrmoj ilnullv a carhuiulo
rm mi l) in thesma 11 of in v balk. Durum Its nru-
r-nM inrifoolf eesofdecoiniMisi'd flesh were every
day or two i ut away, and then pioMratloii anil
trim-mi illstiitbiiuco of the system veiecvcat,
llefoit' 1 had lccoveied fioni this nttatk two
smnlkr carbuncles bioko out hKher up, and I
,ns again tbieatened with a recurrence of tho
siiilcilngs to vhieh 1 had long been subj'ctil. It
was nt this Hum that 1 cominencid hiking tin
lT.IHfVJAN HVIU'l'. I continued taking ll ui.
till l hint used live botth-H i since then 1 bao had
nothing ol tho Mm), l'uv m.s I Mas one of the
greatest suuerers. iuier nu oicuies gave me pai
tial mid temponuy idler, but this iciiiaikablo
lemony, wiin hkuhi ami imuiiivnsense, wi'iu
il In clly lot bo root of the evil, and did Its vvoik
with u lhoru.ii,'hne&s worthy oi Us established
i haracter,"
A il-' pago r.impblet sent free. Tho genuine has
I'l ju'vian Hv nn'" blown in thu glass.
J. 1'. DINSMOHi:, l'.onrlctor,
No, ;:o Dey M., New Vol It.
Hold by all Druggists.
INFUllMATION.-Informatlon guaranteed to
hi mliii-i' ii luxuriant irxiutli nf hair lihoii a bald
icatl or beardless face, also ll lecelne lor thu u-
movalof Pimples, ltlotchcs, HruplloiiK, ttc, on
tho sic In. leaving tho samo solt.ckar, and beautl-
llii, tan oeoni in inn VMinouu narge oy niniiesMiig
Til OH. T. tHAl'MAN.i'hemist
seplTUT. hjl lhoadway, New Yoiu.
Ilrhui-ree
Heaver "
Ilentoll "
Iierwick Horoueh
t'eiitiall.i "
C'oungham Tup
L'entio "
(' itaw ihsa "
1 ishliikcietic
ri.niLlln "
(l.'icnwood "
lit m lock "
.huksoii "
Wicust "
Montour "
Madloon "
Alt. rieasaiil "
Mains "
Mlllllll "
oraii "
I'ino "
Hoar tijiuck "
Hugarloat "
.scull "
C'oiamlsloners olllce, Illoomsburg,
lsC
.iohn i. rowi.r.n, i
mu.j i old:, v
DA VI D YHAHl'.lt. J
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March -I
T A X T !: J).
A11KANHAS.
Xo fiirtlior I'Pturna fiom tin ArUan
s.h t'lt'ctlim Imvo boon ipct'lvi'd licit,
luit It Is lipllovcd nt tliti room) of tlm
L'(iiiKrfs.sloiiiil KM'cutlvo C'oiiinilttfo
that tin lt('iuiblkaii.i linvo ftiikd tnt'itr
ry tlio Stale.
Uox. David Wu.Mor illi'd ut Ills
ic.ilili'iicn In tlili i!a(v, im .Miinil.iy tilt'
l.Mli of Mai tli , about 1 uVloi'l; p. in.
Durlni; his llio ho noted us u politician
of homo note, belni; n itimllilntu for
(iiivcrnor of IViin., ineiiilier of tliu U.
. Semite, Jutlgo of tlio Court of this
Dlslilet, JuiIku of thu Court of Claim),
ete. Ho leaves ii wlfo nnd ono sou.
Argus,
SiMtiNO Is fn.t aiiiiruiit'hliiK, and
lighter gurmeiits will foon ho u
niceaslty, To hiivo money nnd tlmo
and to ho biiro of perfect witlsfaetlon
you Imvo only to no tn t'liemherllu'").
Hn has nlviiy.son hand tho newest itiul
most beautiful patterns of foods and
uiiilerntamls how to convert them Into
wearing niipaiel so as to look and wear
well, lit has also u eompleto amort
ment of under clothliigiiml gentlemen'!
foods ("encrally. CUvo him n call,
Tlio be.! known lemeily fur
si;norui..,
111 nil Its iiiiintr.ilil fiirniH lliclililllic 1'lrt'lK. Clin
peril, H ihlllH, hull Klii inn, ('iilinuuptitili rtc,
is I'll. iii.ii n iuiii.s i. . 1 1. il, il pint' Miiu
tion of loillne, Mllhoilt ft will (-111, illscuvt-ri'it III.
Icr iiuili.v Miirt 1 1 clcntlllc icbi'iiu'liaiKl ( xperl-
llicm. 1 or (Tmllriitlliix liumuiH Irom llio Kslem
It has iiotiiiuil. Clrcufiirii ..'ill lu-i'.
J. i . jiiniuiii,,
t-otil hy nil Ilrusglsts. !IU Di y Htivot, N, V.
.Miil.uos It
IloSotn ilioii lu vlsllrit llio hliiirCH of Aliierlcu.
sonulil lonn nml iiiiluoiihly lui tlio "Hnrlui;ot er
iiolual oillll," Unit tlloso Mint ballu1.! llieit'lu
niliihl lu'M-rurow oki in npiu'iiriinii'. roopio in
our dnv liuvo In i nit iIWcom 11 il 11 Mibhliliilc for
tills iiuloiiiul tiiirlim In IUiik'h Vi'tii-lnlili' Aniin-ii-
.111. II It YV ll.pll(lltloilK ill M llllll flM. lu (llllto or
Ktny iiuir tnui i nui,.iroiiR 11111 bioshv nppi'iir
nliio iK't-iilliir to ontlilul litniity. Unity o! our
untii-iii iioiti.i nils, iit im in ny n iH.ttio nml lio
fiiuvlnt't'it ol llio until of our ussitlon.
Mui.ii'us-lt
TO l'AllMi;its AND ri.ANTlIHH,
I'linn-ls, 'JnuTli.NKOI' HOI lll.i: Hl.l INDI) I'ut;
lllll'TlK oftlio Iiiiil Miiniifnt'tlirllii' l'n., inniU
Irom llio li lull! -ol. Iiloisl.ollul inn limit nlillniils
of New York I'lly. for ulilt'li II... I.'omonliv lmo
pm lnslifioiiliiifl. rrU'i'only il liOI.I.AUH ii:it
i ti., in mill nn.l (imiuts noni .m-w t in u luuit'ii,
Wnrinnlril by tlioC'ouumnv to tie cminl wi loin
lot wi.lulirloiinylili.il piluil .itpfrpliospliuto
in nit null l.i I, i no itsiiiis on i oru, tvoiiuu lo
li.ieiomi,l (nnlli lniM littu nslo'lislillnf llio oust
bt-ui.ou, II tnnluit'H llit-t ron floln 10 UuHli)tuii
utiks enrlltr, ninl iloutilcH llio coii. Tin
I'nuiplili Willi t-t-llllli'tilo or liunilreils of well
know n I'lnnti-u ninl lurnitTs. nml v ery Inforuui-
lion, still lii't tu liny ono npolj Initliy liltor or
oiuei Wlso in .in t in.i. vm v i ruisl.l.l., liiy (
liniililn counly, Tu., or to Hit IjjUI Mitnulni'li
Inu Coin puny, Now oik. reb. HI, Wis,
Ai'i.tiis for llm s.ili of I.IomI's (lrc.it Mnns'fnu
mnuo II om o In ivuoiiiirs per u.iv. .'vinut'ss,
HIMON C. rillT.lts ii I'd.,
Mnnlil.'O'O.I-:!. 1. O. llox lu, lliirilsuurg, l'n.
CTUAl. 1.1 l-'K IXSUIIAXCK CO.,
n r n i:w Yonic.
.V. WJXSTOK, Resident.
dross Assi-ts 1VI). I. lsuS tJi..".l!l.'ail
1 IU . .Ill I' for 1SI17 II.TN'.IS ll
DUIitellil I'lliil I'olllt lloltifH III IMi". V.3T0. IIT HI
IirKest Mutuiil t'oiiiisiuy In tlio wmtil.
Hllllll-lloil Of It'ltPK.
John ii. rni:i:.i:, archi,
Mi'lt'll WC.f. lIliHiiiisliuiK, l'n,
p U 11 li I C S A 1. K.
iu do e.inseu to pumic suit?, ni uie icsuicncu
ui inu iiinu'raiumrii.tii, niuin 1111 r, i oi iim uiu ef uni
ty. 1'a., on Frltl.iv, .Maich i.7tli, l"tis, al ton o'clock
in uio lorcnoou uie mumviiii; noieriy 10 u;
r o u it ii o it s i: h,
Two iroml cows, a lot of shri n. luo venrliii!
colts, one (iHon,oneshil( one si i heav) h.irne-N
one st i sn er iiiotiiiieti ti.ii lie s. fine u i uiwuv
plows, hiiirowH, cultlal(ns, iiml other f.irmlnu
uli nsils, I ies It Us nthei itrlhhs ino nunuioiis lo
nn lit ion. j.. j. .m iu,. in .
Murch, Mth v.
II.OOMIlL'IKi MTr.RAUY I.VST1UTIH.
I10A11D OK INSTIIULTIUN.
IIHN'HV tAUVr.U, A. M.. I'lincli-al mil I'm-
vu tor,
Professor or riiUobonhy, Ac.
MIkh Hfirnh A. Pnrver. I'ircMit u-sn.
I Teacher of I'uni-h, liotuny uiul ornaintntnl
hiunnicx,
Isaac O, lk st, A. I!..
Professor of Ancient Ijuimiu&es
Clmrleii V., HIce, A. 11.,
I'lolessor ol Miithinnith'H,
F. M. HiUtu,
Tinehcr or liaiU-hti j Iny A I nnhsh hiatiche
MIsh Alice M 'in .er
Tiftchcr ol hist.uihiiitul Miiclc
Miss-
in vw.inu.in hi inr vui t 4 . n ii ri j,
Wilson will semi (fue ut chut i;e)to all u ho desire
It. tho urescrlntloii uilhlhiMlliectloiis lur makliiif
ami usltiK tiu slinph) rein eily hy whUh huttas
turnl ut u liiimiilhiliiin lUKlthuCdrcack'tliUscuKO
Coiisiiiiiition. Ills only ohjeil U tuhent-ht thu
iillllcied, nml ho hujus eery sullcicr will tiy thU
licscrltlon, im It will ost thtm nothing;, and
may i ioi v m ijii xmiil;. ririiMiiuitiit Ki
iti;v. i:iwaiu) a. wiio.v,
No. Ktihuiith hecond hliiet.
ai)'3nj7-Iy,J Wllllauibhut-tf, Klnus co., N. V.
UVathcr ui Yvi usU'.
Miss Jult.itJiit'St.
Iciu-hirln l'rlmnr lH'inilnirnt.
Hilnii ttim coinnuiiccd Ai rll J2th, IMN
Muich'.n,iw.
17dTATK OK VEVVAl WII ITlv
Miiiir. in.t i:.Ki;n.-r.iMarv whiuniuht
.Michael Whlienltfht, Henry Whlu nluhl, An-.M-y
Whlleiiliiht. .Ililhin uie ut ll.mlel Wanich. lie-
hi ecu Dluiihcih u Ife of Umry Mimincis, Ihu hut 1
i in nut ui' ii iiiiiiiu iironsou, ann ijjuiu .ii
Whlteiilht the two luxt named htlnn inlnorc
and hao for their cimrdlnti, ml tUum 'Hum, j
Vaiuhrsllce. I.tncllllUl.ctlilllltu,cUl While
nluhl diet used, ami to nil ollur ihisoiih Inleiist
ed, Cuftina i You ate hcribv dud lolio and ui
lieur hefoiu t ho JiuIih of our DrnhnnV Court al
llm Is to uive notice: ih:t( on the !ih d.iv of
Mieh, a. i. ii w.ni tin I lu U.uikitmlcy
Wllil-ued UK'HHil ihctst.iteol Mau.itcll Mlelliitd
or Mainvillu In the conntv ol Colinnhta, and
Mute ot I't nn lun la, w l.o has htm iiitjuded n
ll.tnl;itil mi his own n titioii; Unit the m ment
ot any nhniiil d-lnt r of nn iiioul he
loimhm to such ll.(iikiiiil, lo hiui. or for hU use,
iilid the IiiiiinIi i i if ii n i moi eity h hil.l aionn-
hhhh n hy law, that a nu i tint, of die l'i editors o,
thesiihl ll.itiKiunl, tonou liieii ilthts, and to
choose one ul nioie asiii( i s nl his cstule, will
ue iu iti tu a mill oi J.eiii.inp.iy, to in- j'o-ui n
..t the I..cluuij Iloti I iu lllooinshniK. In
(JolumhM oiiii tj , I't mif-j han hi. hclo;n IMward
UmiIoii, Jr. lhisu-r.on thu tuiiiluy of Aoill,
A.M., IMi ut - ll clock, p. in.
niu.u.i .. uuii i.r.i ,
V, w. Mmshal.
Itv .1'.. H. Cooi.ii t t.ii, rietiuty.
Mur.M'bt-It
N
JOTK'K IX nAXKlUM'TCV,
1 Ids N to Lle notice: thut on thcfithdn.v of
M.uth, a. i. 1m(s, a wariiinl in llankruplej was
IsMied a mil list the i stato ut James M. Dew lit.
of Mlllwaltr In thu counly of 1'oltimhln
and Mutt) ol lVnnv lanla. who lint heen ad
judged u liiuikuipt on hU own iictlllou j lh.it
ine pa iiieiu in any nuns ami uiu very oi iinj
nioneity ln-louulm: to such lUnkruot. to hhn.
or lor hiKii'-e, and the liunsfer ot any prnpctt
hy him me toitildden hv law; thut u inccllnn; oi
Ihc l'n dltors ot the said IS.mki not. to iroo their
dehts.and tochoove ono or inoieiiMsiunits of his
esuue, win uentiiiiu a i.iiu i oi iiaiiKruplcy, to
he holdcn at the i;;.ehanuilotel, In lllooinshtiru
fohltilhta i oil lit V. l'etill Kaill.l. hefoiu IMwurd
(irtui),Jr., ItegUtcr, on thu luth day of Apill,
a ii., im itivu ciuiu. a. in.
THOMAS A. llUWI.UY, V,K Marshal,
Mar.l.l(-t, lly ll. 11. L'ooi.IlAL'dll, lejHlt.
II
i;Ni)i:Hsiio'ms puaumacy.
OfroITK A.M1-KICAN JHJLWE,
Whcie may he fouml n complete ns-oi Intent ol
flesh and I'Uic.
.Mi:i)ICININ, llVU hHII T.-l, COI.ORM, OILS,
WI.VHOW-0l.ASS, LAMl'S, I,ANTi:itNs. SO
DAS, hOAI'S, AI.l'OIIOI,, WINi:.1 .t I.Ki.OltS
HVlll'IM,
l'KItt I Mi:itY, TOII.I.l'
AMI I'ANC'Y Altl'lfl.i:-.
wliieli nu ofltictl ntoM tliiif iTlft's, l'itKcrl
tlolis ni'rilliitely pit'l'nml,
Jim U livly.
E.vnt
AY MA UK.
i uiiiniii i lie niriiilM-sof tho siihscnher inhtiuur
lout towtifhiiinn uraijoiit tho'llh ot rehuiaiy, a
1IUOWN MAIM, with a while slllpe In tho lace,
supposed to no ahoiii tlu yearn old, Tlio tiw ner
Is itiii.enled locomu foiwaid, plo ploperty and
p.iy t iiai'ii s, and lake lit r uwi'y, tuhci w isc sht
will he disposed nl according to Jaw
A Id N AH COM;.
bu nu i loa f, M ur.iiJ.v-1 1
Mil. LANX'AhTlUl IH'CVA .LKJUNCIIU,
i in: i.Ainiisr AMiniFU'wr iiKMocnAnogorit
NAhiN ll:NsVANtA.
Thk I-niicaster InlelllKUiiU' csluhlished lu 17ti
hus nlwa s hu-n known ns a ihst-class I'olitical
and I'aniily newspaper. 'Ihu Wttlily Inlelllyc.i;
ccr is iiowtho lait;tit lt.iiiociiilit) paptr mihlishid
In l'cnuslaula. It has lately Ut u yuntly im
proed lu all itspLct-j, and is Just cm ha tapir us
t-cry lJcmotialsiiould lake,
Thu puhlltheituit tho lMi.i.l.i(ii,Nti.iinufUl It
to Im tho duly ofewiy litiuotial tosupiuit hh
county i ui pits iu piclcicmo to any uthcii but iu
lluioaio niaiiy who will ho likely to suhscuho
lor iiioru than one panel dm Inn tho tieudiiij l'.u
fcUh inml tiuualKii, Ihc) luicomlIiidtd lotdlor
the Vecki InielimUiier a I (ho lolluwiliu luttsj
ii n Kit' topitxtiiiti fi.i,t.vt, I'lveiopnit one
ini,tivx, itit tiits,on iiai s 17,(1'. Iwuiiy
lopitHt.Ue ilil u.U'. 'i li 1 1 1 (I pJlh, tjliu i.ir
tl-ini, I ill toph s lo one iithJics -jou.uu, Llenly
cui .Ot lo tiliO IHlJlCSis, jNl.t'O,
IIAtlA iMillJIilM U. t",V)'l IMlhlilU.
I'utA ins whuiri to sill uait.aie i an llnd tin
Uiu i aiUiiiiftinit intdluiu than tho WttLly Ju
tilliytncti.
Addles li.O,bMriII,ttH.,
Mur.in-4 Uincutter, IV.
p H 1 V A T K S A h K,
Iho undua-jfUiit uiUMilu-niuul attoimy lor ihe
widow and ihlldrtn nl .lohu Kaiimy, l.iy ut
Jtlooiu township In theiounty ol Coluuihia, tie
ctiied, wllUtllatnilMito Kiluthe lolluwlmjile
sciihed it nl t slate to wit i'lhedttiiutd's iutcitst
lu all that certain tract ur land sit uululu Montour
townhhiii Ctiluinhia loindy, luijolniutx laud J.ile
ol 1'eter IhtltnU niter, Uuislopht r Woiiiey,.Iu
eoh HltH-iiht mif r and iho ht lu olJohit ll.ihr
couiiilnluu J il l Y ACIU.H inoiu or Uss, It U-Iuk
Wood land.
A lo tho lollowln-z mtcoof mound hit unto lu llio
an Orphan's Court to ho lit Id lu lllooinkhuiit.on I town o lllooiuhuru in said lounty, hounded and
tho riUbi M ON HAY OF MAY ncM Ihcn and desclhtd nn follnna to wit t IlcUiuiinaat a post
uiere in accepi or rt itiso in tiiKo uio it ti tsiaio oi cornt r oi riu" ami i.,wm Aiicy, aim uuiiii
said 1'tttr W liltcnljhl tlcct ml, at tlniappruUtd
valuation put upon It hy thelmiuest dill) awaid
ed hy tho said court, an i ictumcd hy the hheilir,
or show catiHo w hy tho sun should hot hu sold,
And hertof rail rot,
WltiusK tho llonorahlo Wllliiim I'.lwcll, l'ttsl
dent of our said couit. llio 13lh day ufl binary.
A.1.,1hos,
JtMKi'ol.KMAN, Clerk, o.c,
S
ADDl.i; A UA11NK.SS MAKKlt. " N0TIC,J IN 1)IV0UU1"
Ouamji.vim.:, Ci M'MiHA C'oumv.I'ksn'a,
TIIK umlcrsluncd respectfully luforuni Ills
frh nils and tho public that ho han luuuht out
'1 iiomah UitKLf, and will continue tho huslnchs
oi rm iM'i.i. mitt jiaui tts MAiviriu, m an its
arhus hianihis.uttheold stand uIkio bujder's
iinii i , uim iiupeit iu iictcrvo uuu iecciu uio pal'
loiiniioot all wlionied urllcles lu his lino,
lVh.U.V, UUUCIi; JZAHt'H,
(II Al.UfH (OIINKUSON Vbi (AllltIK l OKN T-l-IHON,
III tho Court of cuimon ricusof Columbia co.,
Dec. U, lbti7, l.lbel In divorce u ttneuto hmtriui'.i il
And now IVhruury &, A. l. IsUS.lhu tul,jnat
and ih((j suljotim haviiiK lM.cn returned N. 1). I.,
IhouUivu uaiuid miHiudtitt U hen by nolitled Iu
buundappi ai tu Court on tho l'list Monday in i
May neit (IMifj,) to uuswtr Iho coinnltuul lu IhU ,
case, MUKUU'AI M114iAItl,
Mur.O'tW-H Uhtilll.
Ihtutoiiloim I'dio Alley Koilh suty-ono tleitt
Last thlili-twolfct loa nusl. thtiiio hv Iho land
(dAhiahnni W. l'y tsoulh lwcnt.niuu ilein,
llaht slxtiiulut to a posi, (hencu h Ihosamo
houlh sUti-ono desi'cs 'H Hdit) -twu it it lu
l t i's Alley a lou .eld, tlui( Li a'o.iit si1 Id Allc
Nui Ih iwi niy-niueilcjr vt Wesl,sllttn Ittl I"
Iho phu-u or hc.,i.ilni; cont:ilnini ono pctt h and
nine icnlhsof a puih tuoie or h, heiinx jtail ol
lot No. (il) lu Iho fctnual nhm of said lown id
lllooutshuiu.
I'or iiaiticul.in inquire oftho uudcrsUuf d.
ItOllKUT. i. liAlll.'. ,
(luardhiu I'tul AUoincy ior iliy heuit ol John
ItllUlM-V,
Jiloouisburv, Murcli ii, 'oS-Ct
All OX'tf'llalVO Ab.M)ltllIt'llt (if IIIL'llV
and bo' UNi:.S hHIUI' ntOMS Taper
loiiarsund leJU. uiu I AUiri 1INI-S Co l.i a iih
und i vi i ii selling ititun hy
Mai.iJ.'-.l .,T.HnAIll'I.IiH.