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tint -AND- 131.0 twi so una, pa. KltlllAY MOU.NIXJ, UAKCli, XO, 1800 Tf T1IK COI.UMI1IAN lint the I.urR"! Vlrciilnlluil T nliy paper published In Northern Pennsylvania, " ls 10 " miiclt lnrger sheet lliftn nny of Its eolem iornrUi ami la lliercrors the best medium fornilvertlslng III tills ccllon ortli Stale, Hrj.MOCilATIO STATIC COMMITTKK. In obedience la tho deatnj of n majority thereof. Hie liemoVrnllo Bt,Uo roinmlllee urn lcqutnted. In nice I nt jlulloirH Hotel, Hnirlsburg, on Tiles lay, theDuth'n'ay' of M irHi, ISO), nt 7$ o'clock, r. M, lit lis Hum of holding the Democratic Slab) Convention, WAf, A. WALLACE, Chairman. It. li.ivin Ou.dvki.i, Hec'ty. A ISiirpralii for 1'iiiilcrs. Jlv tlmrrixiit tiurcliiiso of u Gordon I'runt anil of tlio Columma Democrat printing oniec, wo Imvo nciiiilrctl nit Un necessary number of Presses and material. Wo thereforo oiler lo tell one Washington Press sizo No.4 In coin lltto running order j ouo Washington Press Foolscap size almost entirely now; together with n quantity of bour goto., nonpareil, wood, metal and display ypc, imposing stones, cases, rules, and .all tho material necessary to start u flrst-cluss country printing office. If tho. material cannot bo hold in bulls, It will bo disposed or in lots. Terms cash. Address tho editor by letter or in person. 3t. lilooiu Township Election. Tiiouan both of tho political partita nominated full tickets, our contest last Friday waa less partisan than It has been for years. At no previous election Jim. there been voted bo many mixed or scratched ticket, and tho result showed tho indifference of tho people to party nominations. Wo givo the vote below. It wllliMjsien that tho entire Democrat ic ticket was elected except the caudl dates for School Directors, ono of tho eadidates for Constable, and tho caudl luto for Auditor. . Our; candidate for Judgo had forty majority. Wo give tho ,voto iu detail. -f Democrats. . lifpubUcam, judom Win. B. Koons 250 Enos Jaeoby 210 inspector ' Ell Jones 1 221 O.Wi SnytUr 23i AUDITOR J. 13. Cnsoy 225 E. R.Drinker 230 ' ' ASSESSOR J. J. Barkloy 214 C. Fort.wald 212 CONSTAHL.ES M. C. Woodward 231 Jacob Evans J.F. Fox- .- 17UB. Leacock BCHOOI J5IKECTOU3 Ji DieiTunbach 212 I.W. Hartman 50 227 30 M.JjYEyorley ,220 Cuspor Thomas 223 POOR, OVERSEERS J. II. Furmau 202 Jesse Shannon 209 John Leacock 235 E. B.Bidleman 21Q supf.rvjsors Moses Coflmau 258 J. K. Eycr 217 Chas. Thomas 212 John Dialy 210 James Frcezo 220 John Rlukcr 203 The Xaiiibs" at. Work. In view of their near enfranchise ment by tho Legislature,, tlio negroes havo already begun operations in this State. Tho dispatch explains itself. "Lot us liavo peace." CuAMiiEuanifRa, Pa., March 21. On Thursday afternoon last,a girl, thirteen years old, and two young ladies al whito and daughters of neighboring farm ere, living within two miles of this . . i .... . i . i . iiiuuct nwu ruvisneu uy u negro, uq Friday u negro, nineteen years' old, 'nam'ediCaln Norris, a nativo of Cham berhburg, was arrested and is now con. lined ,l(i Jnii as .tho perpetrator .of these outrages,, hnd there seems but littlo dohbt of his being tlioguilty party. Tho oxcit cment in'the community is Intense, On Friday night uu effort was made to ,titko Norris from Jail with tho intention of hanging him. No less than eight hundred people gathered about thq building, but, speeches having been mado by a number of prominent clti y.tms, tho.mob was induced to disperse. Tlio.prison lias sinco beotx guarded by a posse comitalus, summoned by thoshdr Iff. Tlio young ladles outraged' ard daitghtars of thrco'of our most respec tablo farmers. .tOalil orornnl. Quant no'cr had tho full coufldenco of his parly, and nothing shows their ear of treachery more plainly I ban . tho failure to repeal the Tenure of Oftlcq '.law) Tho Seranton JiepuUlcan, with iu In,depQiidenco characicrlstio of that Journal, tayti: . But no man holds .tho Itcvs of the fu turo. Wo, may havo another Andrew Johnson after Grant. If tho law bo Salutary, let it stand. Let us, while wo jl-hii, provme jor jouusouiun emergen dcs. Wo would not Iio niucii surprised to hear of imottigr Impeachment trial iu less than a year. 'Tub, refi?nl Iq, permit tho people of .Pennsylvania tp vqtn upon tho napp- tion pr reJectIon.pl f ho Negro Suffrage" Amendment is, tio grossest outrago that was over perpetrated. When thq Radical members of pur Stato Leglsla--turo decided to force tho matter through without discussion, on their part, they admitted their uttoriuabllity to defend tho courso they decided to pursue. Thoy know they could not etand up and discuss tho proposition to submit tho question, tq tho peoplo. Tho whito men' of this Commonwealth .will read tho; proceedings with proper feelings of ln-i dlgnation', and when tho next election icomes they wlll io ready to choos6 a Legialaturu. which .YfJll retract thorati-j .fication as promptly.aslt was endorsed.; Tho issue is made up, nnd tho result, ls not doubtful. Tho jtadlculs can not shirk tho discussion before tho people 1 King caucus will bo powerless there Said the 2Ves on Saturday: "Tho "flfteerith constitutional amendment is " but tho natural d6velopment of tho " organic loW of tho Republican party." Ycsl but when you wore beforo tho peoplo of Pennsylvania last October, you sworo tho laW of your party was ,k thb'gunrantyV by Cbngross, of ctjual tuffrdgo'to'allloyal men atfio South wus deniatided by every consideration " of jiubllo safety, of gratitude, and of "iisilce, and musf bo nialntalued; " whijo tho, ijuostloa of syffrago hi all " tho lpyai States, propvrly bolougs to , ",J Jeoplo of thoso States." Chicago J'lulorm, Uay 21 , 1SC8, ltd Hon. CliurlcN It. liiicktilciv. TUB retirement of this distinguished gcntlemitn fioiii (lie coiiik'IIm of Ihoua lion tit UiIm June' urn f puhlln iillUIri, whoii int'ii nf miiiikI xlMli'smau-hlii nnd eapaclly iii'ii so 1'iire, will lie deeply u grcltcd by all who know htm. Tho pu rity of 1 1 1-4 private Itfn and hts gouuluu moral worth, no lea-i than hU ncknowl cdg(! nullities-'n a stntwnmn, liutilo him an ornament of tho United Stales Senate. No Senator eitjoyt-d tho tecpoct and coulldcneu of his colleagues to a greater orient than did he. Had it been his fortuno to servo In a time- when sound reason and true pntrlottsm, In stead of f.lnatlcisiu, blind prejudlce.aud party hatred, controlled tho actions Of tltoso who held tho place I of legislators, his lulliicino must have been of tho mo-it coiiitimiiding charttcter. But with men bent on a contnmptuotw dlHrcgard of the popular will, whose avowed pur- piwo It was to legislate outsldo thu coin stltullou, the arguments and appcals.of a statesman Uko Mr. Bucknlow, wero littlo Iieeded. Tliero wero times, how- over, wneu tno mauness or party was hlayed In Its career by his calm reason iiigund forclhlo argument. Tho histo ry of his career iu tho Senalo of tho United Slates and his connections with great public measures lias yet to bo written. It will bo long before Ids place in the Senato of tlio United States Wl bo adequately tilled. I'atriol & Union. ( Conference Appointments. Bixow wo give tho appointments of the M. E. Conference for tho Danville and Wllliamspjrt Districts. It will bo seen llov. Qcro goes to Montoursvillc, llov. B. F. ltiddlu is assigned to Ber wick station, llov. A. M. Barnltz goes to Milllln, W. II. Norcrossgoes to York Springs, his former charge. Itov. Eycr and Fortucr has charge of tho Berwick Circuit: UANVI1.LE BIHT. 11. It. CUEliVEU, 1'. E. Danville, Mulberry st.F. Hodgson. " JlontourClinpel J. II. Mc- Cord. Northumberland J. F. Ockerman. Washlngtonville II. Wilson, T. O. Clees"e. Bloomsburg Ji A. Mcllck, D. U. John, Sup. Espy and Llghtstrcet W. M. Mem mlnger. Orangoville J. F. Brown,' Isaiah Ed wards. Berwick B. F. Riddle,' Q. Day, Sup. " Circuit P. F. Eycr, Harry B. Fortiior. ' Bloomingdale B.. F. King, Crosthwalte. ' ' Muhlcnburg E. II. Yocum. Whito lluven W. C. Hcsser. Weatherly-J. F.Wilson. Ilazleton 1). Sheffer. Jeansvllle J. B. Cuddy, C..1 A. C lieu- scotor. 1 Catawissa II. E. Dill. 1 Elysburg II. S. Mcmlenlmll j A. L. Bowman.- Sliamokln N. S. Buckinghnin. Centralia To bo supplied. Mt. Canriel-E. T.-Swnrtz. Ashland A.. M. Crelghton. Troverton J. F. Crulg. fenydertown D. B. McClosky. Sunbury W.AV. iJvtins. SelinBgrovb Q . W. Miller. Irwin .Hi' Torrenco, Secretary of tho 1 Pennsylvania Bible Society, member of Montour Chapel Quarterly Conference. WiM.tAMSrduT''DiST. w. l. srorrs 'avood, r. v. Wllliarrisporf, Mulberry st. AV. S.. Edwards. Vililamsport,I'inost'.--Wm. Harden. " Trlco Chapel D. nar- roll. Willlamspor't, Third st.-J. B. Pols- urovo. Wllllamsport, Newberry S. C. Swal low. . , Wllllamsport Circuit-P. Bird. Montoursvillc J. A. Gere. Hughesvlllo E.'M. Chllcoa. .Laporte J, C. Turner ''' ' Muncy II..M. A.slu ' ' ,". Watsbntowii P. Gearlmrt, i, Pamii Milton E. W. Klrby. Lowlsburg S. Crelghton," Mlflllnburg N. W. Colburn. Saladasburg Q. Leidy, J, Hunter, Sup. Liberty Valley R. ,11. Colburn Jersey Shore B. F. Stevens., ' Jamestown L. S. Crane. Qrcat Island j ,X. Olxsa. i Lock Haven M. it. Foster. Solona M. li. Crosthwalte, , Westpqrt and7Farrandsvl)le, To' hq suppueu, ' I ltenova A. 31. Kestcr, J, , no'th- rock, Sup. Leidy Wuw Antes. Slnncmahoning II. M.. Hawkins, E. T.1111U. i Efnporlum JI. L. Drum. Caledonian A. B. Hoover. T. Mftchell, President, and H. A Curran, Professorln WilliamsportDlck iuson Seminary, nicnibor qf MuJ berry street Quarterly Conference. J. F, Davis, Professor la, Williams- port Dickinson Seminary, nnd member or Pino street Quarterly uonierorco Tho noxt annual session of Confer ence will be held atLowlstown, Mlflllti county', Pa, OuANai:vir.i.E School,, On motion of Senator Jackson, a ' committee has; been appointed to visit tho Orangevlllo Orphans' School, and rdport th6 facts concerning its' removal, nnd tho amount' of remuneration If any which shquld bo mado to Prpf; Walker, Tho following aro thu committco': Brown of Mercer, Olmstcad, Graham, Miller, and Sea right. TitEiuobofonico-hunterspowlnWash-ington is far greater than it was y)icii Mr. Lincoln was .inaugurated .eight: years ago, and of courso Infinitely great er than it was four.years ago. Thoy spend their lime principally in borlpg, iutriguing, drinking ,and "blowing,11! It is a denioralWug business, lioth Ac tho individual uud tho country, ; JIiin J, B. Sxauk, wo understaud, has purchased tho Wyoming Vullqy Hqusp, Wllkcsbarro. Ho pays aCout t!,0O0 for It; it cost $175,000. It is onp of tho best keptajidjncst located hotels in pr put of tho SuTfo. , ' ,i 1 1 ,' i TiiEDemocrats havo carried tliqUor rough of Danville, cloetlng A. S, Am merman Burgess.by flvo imvlority. n , , , .. mm . , , , , In another column wo givo a synop sis of tho new Registry Law, as propos ed by tho present Legislature., s . Tho McConnelsburg (Fulton) Dem ocrat ls responsible for tho story that a man in, that place made asausago forty eight feet long. T THE COLUMBIAN INillllH, nuivniilu I.eRlntiirc. ft jumati;. IlAnutsmmn, Marctt 17. At thdjopenlng of tho hcnsIoh, Mr. Heck, of Lycoming, mado A statement In regard' toa'lilll .passed on Monday night tu his absence, which action ho declared to bo an outrngo on thu rights of tho peoplo. of his district, nnd of nil courtesy to himself, and ho wasoorry to tlnd, that somo of Ills Democratic col-. leagues had beca so mistaken as to voto for It. Tho bill abolished tho Twon-ty-ltlnth Judicial District, nnd ho felt confident that tho wholo thing was tlio result of a conspiracy, flrst to sccuro, hu abscuco In Philadelphia, and then to perpctrnto this outrago, concocted mid put through by n resident of Wll llamsport, who ho charged was- ono of tho most corrupt kcouudrcis that enter ed tho halls pf lc-glslutlou. Mr. Beck concluded by n3klng that tlio, bill bo re pealed, and ho offered a bill for that purpose, which, after somfi discussion, was passed. Mr. Olmstcad read in his p)nco and presented to tho Chair a bill to prevent tenants In common ot timber lands from cutting or removing timber trees without tho consent of nil their co-tenants. Tlio general mlllttn bill, No, 00, wos taken up, and tho yeas nqd nays wero called on a motion to postpono indefi nitely, which was not agreed to. On tlio final nassaco of tho bill, tho bill ivas amended by striking out tho tax of "ono dollar" nnd Inserting 'fifty cents," providing also that tho Oxpcnso of col lecting shall not exceed fifty cents. Tho bill passed. Mr. Turner read in his place and pre sented to tho Chair, a bill establishing a ferry at Hicks' ferry, in Salem town ship, to Luzcrno county, Houso hill rovlslng tho militia law, by requiring tho payment of ono dollar tax, or tho performance of mllltla ser vice, was discussed. Tho militia bill wn finnlly passed, with tax reduced to fifty cents. 3fr. Whito, ono to nlldw Writs of cs tropeutent to Issuo to stay waste, perill ing writs of error, in partition and other real actions. On motion of Mr. Jackson, tho Senato proceeded to tho second rending nnd consideration of Senato bill No, 1031, entitled A supplement to an act for tho better and more Impartial selection of persons to servo as jurors In tho several courts of this Commonwealth, approved AprlllO, 1S67. Tho rules wero suspended, tho bill read a'thlrd time, passed, and sent to tho Houso of Representatives for con currence. Tho special business of tho evening was tho discussion of tho fifteenth con Etitutlohal amendment and Its ratlfica tion ny this State. The 'following preamble and resolu tions wero agreed upon by tho Demo crats,1 in caucus, during tho afternoon, and an attempt was mado, at tho open ing of the discussion, by Mr. Rogers, of Philadelphia, to bring them boforo tho House. They represent tho views of tho Democracy. IFftcrea, It Is provided In tho Stato Constitution that all the amendments thereto must bo adopted by two succes sive .Legislatures and ratified by tho people;' and whereas, tho amendment to tho Constitution of the United States, known as tlio tifteoath amendment, now'beforo tho .House, will,fif ratified by tho Legislatures of three-fourths of Itho several States, practically and rndi cally alter and amend tho third section of Articlo I.- of. our Stato Constitution and whereas, tho citizens of -Pennsyl vania may, by-votes of the Legislatures of tho States whoso institutions aro for eign to our own, bo deprived of tho sacred right of determining .what changes, if any, shall bo mado in their organic laws; therefore, i Jtetolved? That tlio. considemtion of tho so-called fifteenth amendment bo posfponcd untll tho' second Tuesday of January, 1870, for action of tho Legisla ture then ini session, 'so that tho sover eign peoplo or .Pennsylvania may through tho representatives 'elected for, tho purpose, record their decree in'favor of its adoption or rejection. Tlio aboyo .preamble and resolution, woro objected to by Mr. Davis, (Republican) and were withdrawn., Evening session was hold for tho con sldcratlon of tho General Registry law for tho State. ' -Tho bill makes it tho duty of tho as sessors' on tho first Monday in Juno' of 'each year to' rovlso tho transcripts which they havo -received from tho County Commissioners, and prepare a correct list of voters, with placo of res idence, nnd also imiko a separate list of all'asgcssmcnts for tho commissioners. They aro also, prior to the flrst of August, to po3t ono copy of tho list on tho' houso" whero an election is held ; and they shall add to their list tho names of thoso claiming tlio right to vote. On election day any voter whoso nama has been omitted, may, by taking oath, substantiated by tho oath of ono witness ris to certain points, cast his voto. Tho Court of Common Pleas is to ha vo power,on requestor citizens, to'nppolnt two overseers to bo present with tlio officers of election. It also makes it Illegal for any prothonotary, clerk or deputy to affix tho seal of olilco to any naturalization paper, whereby it may bo fraudulently used, or aid Iu permit ting tho Issuo of fraudulent naturaliza tion certificates' t or to 'voto on such papers. It also providesthat all city, ward, borough , township and election officers shall bo elected on tho second Tuesday of October. That all elections shnll bo held between 7 A. M. and 0 p. m. This act doe3 not apply to Philadelphia. Tlio Legislative committee; by n voto ofsoven to six, decldo In'favor of Mr, Thayer, giving him 1,700 majority over Mr. Greenbank, for Judge 6f tho Dis trict Court of Philadelphia. i ItEliKTOFonn'it has 'boon tho'custoni that tho purchaser'ofa property paysfdr? tho title papers and thq stamps, and ho' had tho priyilego or selecting his own conveyancer. But a lato' decision of tho Supremo Court has changed this. A. caso camo up peroro it recently contest ing this point by a purchaser who re fused to'pay and the Court decided thnt It was right. Tho seller must, nt Ills own oxpense,'gIyp'n good nnd sufficient Wlb.JIdrrmutg JWeprapJi. WU iilvo our readers tlds week tlio re stilt of bur1 'township elections, nnd a list or tho Jurors drawn (or tho May MWftV xr r-i i AND DEMOCRAT, IVnsIiliigton Kcivs. ' WABinNdTON, March 18. ar.buniA to nil ueconstuucteh ovr.n , , 1 AGAIN. A most infnnioiis bill was reported to day' from tho'Scnalo Committco on tho Judiciary, concerning thoStato of Geor gia. It substantially remands thoStato back to oxcluslvo military government, restores negroes to Boats in tho Legisla ture, itc. overthrows tho bo called Re construction or tlid Stato, nnd places tho peoplo thereof nt tho mercy of somo military despot. "Let us havo pcaccl" CONTINUATION OV THE I'llEEUMllN's UUIIEAU. In thu Senate, to-day, Mr. Wilson, from tho Military Committee, reported a bill to conttnuo tho Educational De partment, &c.i &c, of tho Frcedmou's Bureau until tho first of January, 1871, and it was passed without amendment. Next year a bill for a further contin uanco of tho Bureau will bo introduced nnd passed in tho eamo way., Case ov Oeneuatj tonostueet. Tho delay in acting upon tho nomi nation of Gen. Longstrcct for tho sur- veyorshlp or tho port or Now Orleans gives rise to tho'oplnlon that It will ul tlmutcly bo rejected. Tho "carpet bag" Senators nro understood to bo opposed to tho confirmation, and thcro Is no doubt that tho cxlrcmo Northern RadI cats nro of tho Bamo way of thinking. Thus tho ex-Gcncral is again placed "between two fires." Washington, March 19. A DARNED CLAIM ON QUANT. It is ouo of tho most romantic hid dents connected with tho hunt for place here, that In this city, at tho present moment, looking for an office, nro mem bers of a faintly living Just out of St. Louis, who know Mr Grant soverai years ago, when ho used to haul wood from tho city to tho farmers In tho sub urbs. Tho pica special wlikli thoy put in is, that on ono occasion Mr. Grant carted somo fuel to them, nnd that tho mother of tho household called him in tho back kitchen and carefully darned a const Jornbly dilnpldntcd overcoat pf tho .then teamster and now President, SIuco then tho family havo met with reverses, and hearing of tiio "great Amcricau glft entcrprlso" set up in this pity since-' March 4, havo sent on soverai of their nutijber for nn ofllco for tho husband of. tho lady who sowed tho historical garment several years ago. ,T1IE liEOAIi-THNDKK ACT. Tho Supremo Court or tho United States has decided not to render a decis ion, at this term, on tho four cases pending beforo them involving tlio con stitutionality of tho. legal-tender law. This determination is construed in many ways. Tho cases wero finally ar gued in December last, so thero has been no lack of tlmo iu which to decido them. Thero is a very gravo suspicion that, notwithstanding tho decision in the Bronson case, tho court has como to tho conclusion that tho laws making ,tho United Stutes notes a legal-tender havo been decided to bo unconstitu tional. ' . 'Wasiiinciton, March 20, i LO.SG3TREET. Tlio'ScHhto Committco on'Commerco has made a- favorable' report on tho nomination of J. F. Casey, to bo Col lcctBr of tlio port of New Orleans, and has reported back' tho 'nomination of LOngstreet without recommendation. white house. A very largo number of Senators and Representatives called at ,tho Whito liousn on Saturday. Tlio. Pennsylvania delegation, headed by Senator Cameron called In a body and had an interview with tho President. .THE ADJPUKNWENT QUESTION, TiiclHouso refused to-day to take any now action pn tlio question of final ad Journmcnt, but'it seems to.bo informal ly agreed that Congress, will adjourn sme die about April 10. Washington, March 23. DISSENSIONS. Tho debato.Jnttho,Senato on tho pro posed repeal pf tho tonuro of-ofllco act, and thobplitln tho Radical (Senatorial caucus, yesterday, thereon, havo creat cd a profound impression in political circles ncre, anu givo nso to serious ap prehensions among Radical leaders in regard to tho ruturqsuccess'ortlieirpar ty ; which, it will bo remembered, liaj hitherto preserved its solidity by tlio rigor or its caucus rules. Tho dis affection or Sprague, as manifested ,in his spcccli tho other day, followed by ,1110 withdrawal pr six Senators rrom tho caucus yesterday, points unerringly to such a division or sentiment on vital questions, as to Justify tho opinion that tho'dqminantlmajorlty which has ruled tho Federal Legislature as "with n rod of iron" ror tho past nlno years, is about to undergo tho natural process or dlsln tegration and ero long meet tho'fato its wickedness justly deserves. THE ENQMSH MISSION. It Ls now definitely understood that tho, President ,wjll shortly send to tho Senato tho nomination or Mr. J.Lathrop Motley, pr jlass., tp bq United States Ji ulster to England. Tho namo or 7oraco Greqley was prominently men. tloncd iu connectlqn with, this impor tant mission, hut it is said that somo or his party In, tho Senato nnd 7ouso thought himibettor .qualified, ror a less conspicuous place, whereupon, it was adjudged and determined that this lion or should bo conferred upon Jr. Jbtley, who has somo reputation as a diplo matist. A TOPUAU CONSULSHIP, Thero aro nearly fourteen hundred applications already on file for tho ap pointment or Consul ati. Frankfoid-ou- tlio-Jaln, and undoubtedly flvo or six' hundred morq will bo filed during tho next two weeks. i Washington, March 15. ArrOINTMKNTS. Gen. Qllcs'A. Smith has been appoint ed 2nd' Assistant Post -Waster General and -Vqses Grlnnell Collector 'or tho Port br'NoWYork. TEUItE-OI-'-OFI-'IChJ. Thq Senato has adopted tho report or tho Judiciary Committco for tho Repeal qivtho,Tpuuro,of Olilco Act. 'Qkn1. Quant's" first military order as 'President, assigns Sheridan to tho only placo ror1 which 'his unfitness and In competency had been completely dem onstrated;1 and aftor sending to tho most prominent stations generals of iowor rank and lew brilliant services than tho orilygcncral named its his competitor ror tho Presidency, Hancock namoly, him General Grant seiidA io Dakota.. 'Tills is magnanimous. BLOOMSBURG, Ulccllon Itctiiins. Benton, Justlco.Samuel Rhone: Con stable, Samuel Applcniani Supervisors, Tiios Davis, h. M'nonryt uvoisecrs, ,i. WoolIver.R.GIbbons; School Directors, John C. Doty, E. Lnubnch; Assessor, J. Stiles; Judgo or Election, I). P. Sut ton; Inspectors, S. J. Benjamin, Win. S. Knsc; Auditor, J. O. Dlldlne. Beaveu. Justice. B Horn Consta ble, A Shtiman; Supervisors, DSwaup, Peter Shcllhammcr; Overseers, Henry lIoutz,'W Longonhcrgerj School DIrcc tors,,John Michael, Israel Bchcll; As sessor, Allen Mann; Judgo or Election, rotor l'ltrvcr; inspectors, iu cniicnor, Chas Michael; Auditor, G P Drclsbach. BttiAncr.EEK. Justice, Win. M. ICIInctop; Constnblo, Gideon G Hossler; Supervisors, Emmor Dclttcrlch, Jacob Mostcllcr: Ovcrscors, Wm.MKlInetop, Georgo Evans; School Directors, Win. 1 n mmi Tlmi Ailnmot A canaan Tnattilt JJillJIVJil i.U3i .C&..llllli3j ilCWlMUlUUJiit" B Mnrtz; Judgo or Election, Samuel Kelchncr; Inspectors Slhw E Moycr, Win B Hnrtman; Auditor, Stephen llcliael. BEitwiCK. Justice John McAnall; Cbler Burgess, H O Frcas; Assistant Burgess, win C Barnes; Town Council, A S Philips, 8 B Bowman, W II Wood in. Michael Frantz. D Reedy; Consta ble, II M Hockman; High Constable, Casper Frantz; Overseers, R Thompson O II P Kitchen; School Directors. John Fcnstermachor, D Bauchcr; Judgo or Election. A Thompson: Inspectors. J M Snyder, G H Wells; Auditor, Lcroy x. xnompson; Assessor, j juanuman. Centualia. Justice, Pat Klllccn: Chier Burircss. Anthony O'Donnell: Assistant Burccss Win James: Town Council Thos Gaughen, R Welsh, Chris Cottingon, James Brahany, TI103 Geri- ty; constable, Bam iticnarus; iiigit Constable, Martin Gaughen; Overseers, J Dalton, M McNnlly; School Directors, Ed Curley M O'Hara; Judgo or Elec tions John Spring; Inspectors,J Kcaly, A u i'ortner: Auuitor, u weisn; as scsor, Thos Clenry. Catawissa. Justice, Lewis Yctter; Constable, P G Campbell; Supervisors, John Strous, John Kelffor; Overseers, Peter Kern.H 1) llcinharil; School Di rectors. Abel Thomas, M Hartman: Av sessor, Clinton Ellis; Judgo of Election Geo. H Willlts; Inspectors, J Mllawly uco juannaru; Auuitor, m jh. iiroust. Conyngham. Constable, Wm Good man; Supervisor, Richard Thornton; Overseers, J Brennuii, P Shoughnossy, Sr; School Directors, Thos Monroe 1 yr, Pat Burke, M Mullgan 3 yrs, Wm Chap man 3 yrs; Assessor, Luko Brennnu; Judiro of Ulectlon. W S Wliittior: In. spectors J Brcnuati, Peter Loaly; Au ditor, Wm Dolphin; Town Clerk, M Flanagan; Treasurer, J Dowoy. Centue. Justice, Samuol Neyhart; Constnble. II D Knorr: Supervisors. A Shcllhammcr, S Hagcubucti; Overseers Isaac Whitmyer; Auditor, Edward llartman; Town Clerk, a Neyhart. Fishing Cheek. Constable. S Buss: Supervisors. Philin Annlcman. John Weuner; Overseers, Chas Ash, John' Sutton;' School Directors, II McHenry nam xnomas; .assessor, vj lvramer: Judgo or Election, Sam Shlve; Inspec tors j u btocKer iuoses juciionry; au ditors D Yost, J V Hutchinson tie. Fhanklin. Justice, T P Cherlng ton; Constabio II P Clark: Supervisors, Clinton Mendcnhall, Michael Monschi AsseRsor, Wm Teplo; School Directors W G Fisher, Clinton Mendenhall; O ver- ,V,H U11U, i.VliUUl. O XIJ. U.UULUU1U, Auditor, Jackson Cleaver; Inspectors, x JU jjicnscn, Anurew Jjonrmau Greenwood. Constabio, P Kline: Supervisors, Wm,ltoto, AJ Albertson; Overseers, Wm Koto, Wesley Morris: School Directors. A F Kline. J L Pres ton; Assessor, J McMIchael; Judgo o! .Election, II P Whiteman; Inspectors; E -McHenry, David Albertson; Auditor atnuci jucttenry. Hemlock. Justice. N. P. Moore Constabio, D Neyhart; Supervisors, D B Wagner, II D McBride; Overseers P Folk, Eli Ohl; School Directors, A Smith, S Pursell; Assessor, Jacob Kin ney ;u uugo 01 Election iseui miocmaKer; Insiiectors, Sam Girton P S Brugler; jvuuuui, jomi ivppiemau Jackson. Constable, A Manning; Supervisors. II Wagner, A McHenry: Overseers. N D Kilo John F Dorr: School Directors. G W Fnrvcr. David Yocum; Assessor, David Yocum; Judgo or Election. Joseph Yorks; Inspectors, J II Fritz, Hugh Shultz; Auditor, Asa iurK3. Locust. Constable, Sol Fettcrman Supervisors, M Hower, Jacob Stine; OimraAnH Innoa T 1 i.l ! r 1 1, ! L' ..... 1 1 u . ..h,wc wuuiu ..uiviit. jhi tail oiiiuil. School Directors. Wm II Itelnbnlil. (! T311llg; Assessor, Gorn Hower;' Judgo or Tlfcl -I.l 1 TT .1 V .luuiiuii uwaru jvreuiser, lnspcciors, Frank Itembold, R Watkius; Auditor, T ,. n.i . ... ' I j-ieuusu x'aiinngcr. Maine. Constable, A J Bernlnger; Suncrvisors. J M Nuss. Win Lnnyen. berger; Overseers. It Sliuman, Michael urovcr; cscnooi uireciors, wm T bnu man. A Miller: Assessor. Francis Fem ming; Judgo or Election, Chii3 Nuss; inspeciors. u x onuman, uaviu Knu man; ivuuuor, josopii iiurtzel Madison Constabio. Isaao McBride: Supervisors, John mith. Joseph Hess, uvursuers, xiugu lucuouum, wm li ucmott; Kcliool Directors. Wm. Mos teller, Thos Ilunyau; Asjessor, A Carr; tjuuguui jicuuuiiu iwirisuunc; xuspec tors, Geo Supple, Wm McBride; Audi tor, S P Demott. Mount Pleasant. Justice, D P. Applemanj Constabio, Joseph Ikelor; Supervisors. Peter Hlpncnstccl. Manil as Gilbert; Overseers, E Howell, Sara'l Johnson; School Directors, P Miller, II It Grimes; Assessor, John Kline; Judgo or Election, J M W hlte; Inspectors, E iKcier. ciincon picuick; .auuitor, ill ram Thomas. Montour. Constabio Evan Welllv- er; Supervisors, Win Hollungshcad, Bent Kruin: Ovorsecrs. Sam Gltrer. P llclmbach; School Directors, E Welliv er, Henry Lazarus; Assessor, John Q Barkley; Judgo or Electlou, P Helm bach; Inspectors, Joslah lloberls Peter ii Jiivans; auuitor, JNoan xaouscr, Mifflin. Constabio, P. J. Lantz; Supervisors, L Creabey, Geo Sliuman; Overseers, H Hetler. L Eckroth; School jjirccioru, uuwis jLcurotu, u ys., uoo, urown, iys., jonn j liartzei. l yr.: jiisrasur, ij j. hum, uuugo UI Election Chas Werkliolsor; Inspectors, Isaac An- , 1-v . IT T 1 I- Y . " . . urews, j u xone; vuunor, i l.uiz. Oranoe. Constabio M Keller: Sun- ervisors, Daniel KHuo, Itouben iiellis; School Directors, Wm P Whito, S M I'ettebonc; Assessor D IS Iluyman; Judso or Election, A B Horriner: In. ppectora. il Hagenbuch, O Coveuhov- cn; ivuuuor j u iiarmou. li.T.. r'., ,, 1,1 rrn . , i r., i f , . pcrvisors, Joiin Wliltrayor, Jos Itob llsou; Bcliool Directors, Thos Mclirirto, E liotrart: Assessor. 1 W Bonos: Juiln J V WeUiYer, Fred Wagnor; Auditor, ItOAltINO CltKRir. .rinimtnliln Toonli Lonconbercor: Su'ner visors. Jos Lovnn. Henry Hoil'inan; Overseers Joseph Loi van, Abrm Witner; Bchool Directors, David Long, .Peter Lovon; Assossor, ounu jionaur; uuuguoi j'jiecuou, Aurm iteaver; inspectors, M Myers, Samuel Stouifer; Auditor, John 0 Myers. RlTnAIlT.n.ll.i Pnnalntiln W.n A l.-lln. Supervisors, Wm L Ilerllutrer. Samuel iiess, su; uverseers, j n utitx, John Alex Iless: Assessor, Win II Moore; Judgo or ilectIou, Jesso JIurtraan; Im sneefprs', A Iless, A, J Frl.zj. Auditor,. E Peterman; Town Clerk, A Ijaubnch. ' Scott, Justlco, Jdsoph Llily; Com uiucl ICressler; Supervisors, ane, P D Keller; Oversown, stablo, Samuel Anrnti llnntiA UFOman.D Whitmyer: School Dirocl tors, ii u Jiciciiucr a r. m u mcco nm a yr, Geo' W Johnson I yr; Assessor, II II Brown; Judgo or Election, O V Entt Iusnector W A Barton. D Snvden Auditor, Wit) M Ent. 1 r ureasy, j Aioiimati; scnooi JJirectors, --'-"i .. ... ..w6.. . EI.Kclehnor, Wesley' Ilessj Assessor eight thousand root accidentally drop- II JBeiterlch Judgo or Election, Sto! pedadog. The aiilma Is supposed to tihon MeEwen: Tnn1ectnrs. lr H iVlrks. mlvo sustained internal injuries ns no COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. IVcivh Items. A mnn nnd wlfo who havo thirty- ono children, claim tho "champion ship" InNowYorU. -England and Wales contain a mil lion or paupers. A rViilflnh Kvnst recently taken on tho Banks with eight trolling hooka In his paunch. -Roverdv Johnson has forty nnd moro grand-children. -Thorn Iq nut a Jewish beeirar in Now York. Tho Hebrews support their own poor. Tho Klug of Slam leaves 2,000 wid ows. Tho prico or mourning clonics has gono up in Slam. -Wolves havo bocomo so abundant In Yazoo county, Miss., nnd their dep redations so great, that tho board of po lico has offered n roward of $7.00 for every won scalp. A Mississippi paper says tho crops that havo not failed In that Stato this year, aro "pumpklus nnd boy babies." A set or ralso teeth wero attached in Kentucky, by a sheriff, for taxes. About a hundred thousana bushels or peanuts havo been exported rrom North Carolina this year. Over 60,000 copies or Alexander II. Stephens' "Jlistory of the War'" havo been sold. A street car driver and his son, in Now Orleans, wero killed recently by a negro, for demanding his rare. During tho San Francisco earth quake, a carpentor was ot work on a church splro 100 feet from tho ground. Ho didn't like it. Thcro Is n lady In Columbus, Ohio, eighty years old, who Is cutting her third set of teeth. Ono actress In Paris wears $80,000 worth or diamonds. Another has just bought n houso worth $300,000. Mr. Welsh, of Philadelphia, has re ceived In good condition tho racer "La dy Thorn," nnd paid for her seventeen thousand dollars. Tho largest man in Maryland died on suntlay. iio used to weigh ouu pounds, but has lately grown thin, weighing only -100 when ho died. A citizen of Belfast, Ireland, thirst ing for fame, has climbed tho splro of a church there, and been photographed whilo standing on tho ball. Tho world has been doing tho lato king of SInm great injustice by printing him simply Mong-koun Clin. His namo was l'rauat bomdet l'ra l'aramendr- Malta Mongkut. l'ror. JJrooks went up iu a balloon Nathan Copo, living about two miles north or East Falrllcld,in Colum biana county. Ohio, has sold one thous and barrels or apples rrom his orchard this year, at $3 per barrel, and has about ono thousand barrels still on hand. His orchard consists or about eight acres. An Insano woman near Bowmans villo, Canada, on Tuesday drowned her two children in u barrel or water, and when discovered was herseir getting in to tno uarrci neau lorcmost. A, married woman says that when her husband is a littlo drunk ho kicks her, and when ho is very drunk sho kicks him. Sho congratulates herself that sho docs tho greater part or tho KlCKlllg. Tho cravo of John Harris, tlio rounder or Harrisburg is at tho foot or me ireo to wmcii no was onco lieu uy Indians, and a tiro kindled about him to burn him alivo. A simple iron fenco surrounus mo grave. A rcsldont or Ebnira reached homo tho other night Just in timo to provent ins who iroui roasting mo oauy, sno having tho stovo ready heated and ex pressing her intontlou to "huvo one good meal out of that child." Tho Lecisluturo of Ohio has passed a law requiring every broker or banker in that Stato to mark or stamp every counterfeit, worthless or nltcred bank note that may como into ids possession, under penalty of a flno of from fifty to ono uunurcu uoiiurs. Somo ono has calculated that the peoplo of tho United States spend an nually for tobacco and cigars nearly enough money to pay tho interest on mo iNatiouai ucui. An old man in Eastern Bradford savs somo years aero ho mado ono hun dred dollars iu u single winter, hunting foxes. Ho killed ono fox, sold tho skin for ono dollar aim nau nincty-nino tlol lars' worth or run. TO I'ETUlt HEIIDIC, KS(l. ON KKCENT LEGISLATION. Pclcrllerdlol Peter Iterdlc I .'ou should bo embalmed la song; You liave bought the Legislature, Do you moan to keep It long T Bitch baso'inldnlght legislation Old Lycoming won't endure, And they'll beat you like tarnation, When you run for Mayor, sure. Don't you cay neck understood Well this littlo game so sly, For no man who knows him, would For a moment think he'd lie j And tho ha slo you made to carry This foul measure luto law, While ho Innocent, unwary, Tho sly Joker novcr saw j C-eary walling In his night dress Willi the gooscqulll In his fist. And yourushlhg tohlmbreathlesy. Laden with this little grist ; "Old Lycoming goes for Geary If thU little thing Is done," Many feet wlllyet bo weary, E'er Lycoming's vote ls won, Peter IlerJIo ! Teter Ilerdle I Yon aro laid up high nnd dry, City bonds won't save your bacon, On that you can Gamble high ; Nor I fancy will your pavement Tho sweet people's voices gain ; Wllllamsport you for a slave inoant, Hho her freedom will maintain. Old Lycoming I Proud Lycoming I Hand and foot bound tight and fast, And by purse-rroud Peter Ilerdlo! 1'ackcr, llrludle, rlso at last. Call tho people true around you, lUUy to the light once more, Hurst iho chain wherewith he bound you, He Lycomlug, ns of yore. Noua Verkons. 1115 HOOP SICIUTS. 1115 WM. T. HOPKINS JlasjUemovcdhlsMnuuructory nnd Salesrooms to. No. 1115 CIIESTNUr, ST. PHILADELPHIA, Wherehls "Own Make"of ChamplonHoonSklrt. especially adapted to First-class Wholetule unui .ttiitit iruuu. wen uoiouuti 10 emurace tuo mutt, LXteuslvo assortment In Ihu Union, nml nil ti... latest und most desirable Htyles, HIiupes.LciiKthK und Mlica, . fflX, 2, yards round, of Plain, nnd Uored Punlers, Wulklng Hklru, Uecptlon. 7 rails, de. A ctogether with over ninety illlllrelit. varieties or Misses' uud Children's Hklrls, all of which for symmetry of style, llnlsn, lightness, elasllcliy, durability and rent llituimtu, uru un eouuled by unv other uoods in the niarki-i. nti.i are wurrauted In every respect. Hklrts made to. uruur. Aiiereu unu iteiiaireu, Wholesale and IteUill. Full llneaof IIW Iiricml PjulArti Mbl. Ulrl.t. 15Hlirlnirs.il ('enLs!AIUnrlni;s.4Al.iLsr 'JM,irl.,u.M 65 Units- M Uprlngs, 05 Cents; and 4U Mprtugs, ii COltSETSI COItflKTHII COltHlrrHIII S7.1ir fercnt styles and prices, from 73 Cents to I7.UU.. embracing: it. Worlloy,"Heckel," Otovo Flttlug.'1 Madam I-'oy's Corset Bklrt Rupiiorters, Mrs.. Mootly's 1'ulU-nt 'tfelf-AdJustlut Abdoiuluai" Corsets, French, English und lioiuesila Hand made Corsets, and superior French Patterns of Cotell Corsets, "Our Own. Make," to which wo In vito t-speclul uttentlon. Ctunnlete ussuttment nf IiIIam Ifiuler flar- ineuts, ut very low prices. UUNKItAL AUKNTIortho IlAItTltAM AN1- FANTON FAMII.V HKVVIN'II SIAnillNKM sii lierlor to any other beforo the public. Fifty-two of these No. 1 Machines,' Price each, are being, sivt u away io our custoiuers.lu order lo gel Uieui, introduced. Kvarv iwrun lu want of article In our line, shoulO I examine our goods before pur chasing elsewhere. Cull or send for circulars, at. our Mauuiactory uud Bulearoouis. No. lllii.'hest- i nut St., Philadelphia. WM. T. HOPKINS. 1 irnm ininaiina nni nr t in nnii. it ni or dog. lllooimtinrR Market Ileporl. Whent lcr lumlicl llyo '' Om-ii " Onm. , " . , It 00 , I M III TO . 12 01) .. 8 01) . ami ,. 41 ill . fi . 1 ou . 3 61 ,. 12 U .. SO ".1I5W MouriHT luirrri - Clovcuet'd Klfixnciil Mutter Kgf.i Tlillow rotiuucN llrliil Apple lMrk - - - - Hldc nnil Hhoulders I,nnl per poiuiil .-....- Hay per ton LUMnnn. Hemlock Hoards por tuomanil feet....... llno " " (ono Inch). Joist, Hcantllntt, rinnlc, (Hemlock) ........ Hlilniclos, No. I per thousand. ... gtdlng " " n. InoM No. 1 Scotch pla Nn. 2 " ,r -- Illoom ........- nuns... ... ia oo ..... una) .... 15 W 8 00 .... 7 01) 18 00 , ill 110 .. m LlRlit Street Jilnrketa. Corrected weekly by TctcrEnt, wholesale and retail dealer In Bfnln, Hour & feed and general merchandize Wheat per bushol ...... Ji ltye Corn " ' ... , 1 00 . 1 00 IlucK Wheal Oats , 70 . SCO , 460 , 2(0 , 1 60 . 40 Wheal Flour per iuu im... luck Wheal Flour Corn Chop, ..... liran, Ilutter tier ft l'&t per iloz., Potatoes pr bin til iincuAppios - ............... Flaxseed licet per 100 Tbi - l'ork " ldird " lb , Onlonn tier bushel... clover Heed ' . 200 . 2 20 . in .11 on . IS) . m , TOO , 300 Timothy " " " l'hllailelplila Markets. KI.OUK Northwestern snperline ot.. , ti.em 5.23 norinwesiern exiru.. Northwestern family - j...- 7.o M5 Pennsylvania nnd Western suiiernne.. 6.(JosS0.5o l'ennsylviinlanud Western extra .5.7o3 0.75 l'cnnsvlvanln nnd Western faintly... O..VK4II.011 ivunsyivauia mm vyesiein muuy ....... live Hour WiiKA-i Pennsylvania red, V bus Houtherii " " ....... Culiroruia " " ' . whito " ....... Hye Pennsylvania rye, V bus C011N Yellow, ' ..- While, " OATS hUS - Pl(uvill0'8 Mens Pork, V bbl M Mess lleef, " Dressed Hogs, t lb bmoked Hams 11 " Hhonlilera-ntt) lljyjl:Wj M.20 .i.i5a.i.lo I.UK-1.(!2 n.uuiti.ui il.17Mtl.17 70c(75o )2i.ao lJc-wlDo I.-IO Ird. 17c'M!o HKfc.ns Clovcrsecd bus J7.UU3.li.75 Timoiuyseeuii ous ." Flaxseed S2.75 Catti.k lleef tlattlottlb OcOlUKc Cows, A head ti'mSM HIIKKI' H ft. tsa,Va llOUS 1UU UiH Cl(gi91I.W WKItKlIinsnU LUNOER On thelCth Inst., at the Laiuieran I'arsonage in iiioouisimrg oyivev, II. 1 . Alleman, Mr. J. w. wcrKiieiser oi r.spy. to Altsa Kimiru lounger oi iwursourg, ioi. in, niiAWi.'nnt WILSON' At Danville, on Feb, llthlMi, by llov. M. Llglitupr. U. M. Crawford oi Mt. Pleasant twp. to Miss i:nima j. wnson of Hemlock. A MALAIUOUS MONTH. Match, that gives us a new President, ls also the Inaugural mo nth of many harassing disor ders. Entangled in Us fogs are the seeds of coughs, colds, and of thnt alternation of frigidity' and Uro, more widely known than admired, call cd fever and ague. Tho only way to avoid thoso "little unpleasantnesscs,"is to render the system strong en ough to fight off the atmospheric poison that produces them, and the best way to endow It with this repellent power ls to tone it with IIOSTETE1VS STOMACH HITTERS. If a wayfarer were credibly Informed that rulllau was waiting at the next corner, he would doubtless turn in his tracks, and tako a safer ruulo to his destination, Willi just about tho same amount nf trouble, the attacks of diseases prevalent at thH season may be evaded, Nay, the troublo will bo less, for drug stores Ho in every one's route, and every respectable drug gist In tho Union keeps on hand IIOBTETTER'I HITTERS. Tho article ls a staple of trade, and It would bo ns easy to find n grocery without su gar, as the stores of an apothecary without this popular tonto remedy. In view of tho experience of the nation with regard to tho article, during tho spacoof twenty years, it seems ulmost unnecessary to recapltn lato its merits to Americans. But as our popu latlou ls Increasing at the rate of ncouple of mil Hons a year, In tho nnturnl way and by Immigra tion, It may bo as well to hint to tho rising gene ration and now arrivals, (tho old settlers know all about it,) that IIOSTETTEB'S STOMACH HITTERS Is tho most wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever manufactured ; that it ls specific for debility, dyspepsia, biliousness, and mla8inatlo fevers ; that It prevents, as well as cures, these complaints and their complications; that It in not "bad to take," nnd ls absolutely harmless. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1869. SPRING 1869 OfRMINO OP NEW SILKS, Oi'ENtna os NEW SHAWLS, Ol'KNlMQ of NEW CHINTZES, Oi'ENINa op NEW rOPLINS, Full stock of STAPLE nnd FANCY SPUING GOODS. EYRE&LANDELL, POUr.TIt AND AltCU STREETS, Philadelphia, Mar. LD,'C!)-5t. t7E beg leave to inform you that wo i V are prepared to oO'er for your Inspection, uui usumi ussuruueufr VI MILLINERY GOODS, Consisting of the Xeuint Rhapea In Straw, Silk uud Ulmp Hats, Honnets, dc, Velvets, HUk (loods, Illhbons, Flowers, Feathers, Huches, Crapes, lllonds, Ural. Ik, Ornaments, Ac, 4c. We snail be nappy to Walton you at our store or receive your urtier. prices low lor cash. Vours, Ac.. H. WAItl), Nos. UU, lOo ami 107 N. Second St. Phltud'a. Mur.M.'CJ.St. PUBLIC SALE. Will be sold at the resldeuceofthe subscriber In Catawissa township onMonday the nineteenth uay ui April laou me louowiug properly io Wll ; THREE HORSES, a lot of Milch Cows, lot of young cattle, two wag gons, ono sled, plows, harrows, und cultivators. ONE HAY HAKE, ONE 11EAPER, one wind mill, forks and rakes, corn, wheat.oats und potatoes, a lot of vinegar, a lot of harness, al so u lot of HOUSEHOLD ANn KITCHEN VUlINITUnK. together with a large variety of other articles too tedious to mention. Halo to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M of eald uuy wnen terms will be made Known by SOLOMON HELWIO, marai'09-St Catawissa, Pa. g L A T E ROOFING, C7SB7 VARIETY MOST FAVORABLE RATES, JOHN THOMAS, AND CASPER J, THOMAS, Hor, 377. llLooxsnuna, PA. Mar.IU,'W.lyr. PROPOSALS WILL HE ItECF.IVED I1Y tho uuderslgnod Committee at Numldla Col umbia county ou Saturday the luth of April 180V, between the hours of 1(1 and 3 o'clock of said day for ihn ..i-ilnn rii i.rioir r.tttimrnii and Uermam Itfii.inu.l M,i,Ml, in i.vitii rt u,iih(lnllerley.l'lau anil speclllcutlona will be exhibited on duy of letting. JOIIN ItBINHOLD. ") Committee. l'l-.TEll SWANK, ) ilar.l'JXU tt. NEW COAL Y A R D. This undersigned rtvcclfully Inform the citizens of Hlooinsbunc uud Columbia county, that they keep ull the dlllorent numbers of stove coal una selected lump coal for smithing purpo ses, on their wharf, adjoining M'Ketvy. Nel i Co'u Furnace: with a good pair of Ualfalo scales ou thu wharf, to weigh coal, hay, uud straw. Likewise a hoiso und wagon, to deliver coul to thoso who desire IU As Uiey purchase a large, uniouut orcoul.thoy Intend to keep a urlor ui tide, uud sell ut the very lowest prices. Please call uud exuuiluu for yourselves Iwfore purchas ing elsewhere. J. W. .HENUElWHilT, 1 Avuuvrus mason rpilE uudorslgned will tako ill ex- X chaugo for Coal uud (Inieerles, the following1 uuiued urtleles I Wheat, ltye. Com, Oau, litu Uies, lArd.'Haiu JShouldur.an4 side meat, Hutter, Kggtf, lluy, Ac, ut the highest cash prices, at tils J.W.HENDEIWHOT, Uloomsburg Mur, l,'CS-ly, 1 AT O T I O E. XI Whei lercoa my wife Mary has loft ray bed and UUUIS WIUIUU. UUr VSUIII Uf VWTWUMMi . to give uotloo thai all person are lorblddeu 10 trustor harbor Iwr.on uy uccountrU I will pay no debts of her coulructlug. UANlELUllibll. 1 Mar.lu,'W-ai Montour Twp. Mar, 17, im. , nilAND JUItOItS. Illoom Wm. Kvnu. l'uter nillmver i,-.,., , Ilurtnn. "flf neaver Mienaei luiiciinouw, Thoin .J llentim-l'eleur Kane, "I llrliircroak Isaiah Mcllck. Wm, Wain 1 mi Centre llllllnijtnii Huckle, ' " TT, (Vntralln Joiin M'Donalil. l-'raumm Jniues jvemer. sotm fcMsiiiiiifcrcck Nathan r'lcekenttliiA . r Ili-nAiiWiSoil Wm. EveS. Johl lj.ni,.,. m IPI l)avl,l'rankllnUerr. "l.' JBCKSOU 1Y nimiii ...uuuiutj. tiw: ixieiisi uern i tower, umi anrinirer. AT Madlsou-Johu llendershot. OTA Mimin-AluertO. Millard. w5', Maine-John J. Oearhart, T "I Mt. l'lPAvuii Isaao Cnln. fnr I Hcotl-Uluw. It. IJIettcrlch. rmu ' Ham' PETIT JUHOltS j90Slri0 '"rV'iWji?1 & Deckle, RNej Wcnncr, Jolm A. l-'unston, Oeo.' W. Coreif 11 lleniou ivonriu iieuijr, r urman Kmltli. ltiavir ltcnrr lllnderlltcr.lsiuui U'li....... I David Davis, Jacob Jlarrluer. Uervjlck-iltram It. nower,RlcliaraTliomft Clarence O. Jackson. 'M'i Urlarcreck jonainan v,i-jck, Couvniiuam William Williams, ai.... Williams. . '" )?; Catawissa unas. iiarunan, Jacob I). Kl Frederick l'halcr, Waltcrbcolt, Peter Keru law- I'.nlrn Itmirv 1). Ktlorr. Vrnl'lr. II...'.". Cyrus Uoouo. John Watts. John Uomimn.AiOn C llower.Wm. Miller. Win. lllil, Ucorge u m 'H i.euirHiii.ivii" mv. rlshlngcrocic joun Andrews, Cyrus KoU 'F I.nnn lilinnr. Franklin jonn Aruey. Greenwood Samuel 11. 1 ora Klsuer. UjIm.fi n liemiocic jonn u. neivas, wm. AnuUPOri ,ewls 8. llurtuian, Win. Uowcu. Jackson Kruterlck WUb. Icust Augustus Cncrlugton.Ilubcnl'iiliT!, 1 CllasCroasv. Oliver Kvnus. llenrv v. v'.Vi Win. Fink. "HV Madison wm. jJiiiuino, James Welllverilnfui It. M'llrlde. Wm. 11. DeinotU In?" Mllllln-Allreil W. Hess, Win. l'etlt. Ml, day Maine John Nuss. Win. T. Hhumaii, ' Montour tjamuel llccdy. D Orange Daniel Kline, Jonathan Punst. ),PP Hayniau, Michael C. Vance. 1 in i l'lue Samuel Musgravorhoraas M'llrlde I . P. .Lyon. ' gab All, l'leasanv wm. uman. ItoarlnKcrcck Join D. Honck. Jttdali ci... ton. Scott John Kill, James Meredith, fa -V Sugarloaf Alexander KUnger, Ezra O uCUtt Miles Sulliir. jn" In testimony that the foregoing Iscrrt, m, drawn Irom tlio wheel, and euterad upog Will nanus and soils muzA!, day of Marca. A. h ' Attest Wm. Kiiickiium. Clerk. '."fore 4 Si ELIS11A HAYMAN. 1 jidvir THOS. J. WELL1VKU, Coi str'ei LEHIGH VALLEY AGBICULIinsu HAL CHEMICAL WORKS. "IB" BItEINIG & HELFItlCII are th'0 UANUPACTUIIK1UI OP HREINia'S COMPLETE to 1 BONE MANURE. WW A concentrated mnnuro combining the rtli fcrlltlzlug propertlesof HONE DUST or OIK) W.6 HONE, wllh the active elements of PL'nur! - lept UUAJMU, AJIMUINlACALi MATTEU, ASj gn SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LI Mi 4 NOTICE. Wo nrennro bnt tho mm V guaranteeing it as standard, reliable anil.aW- nons in (ualL .re crenerRlloLUIhl duced by dlllerent proportions of adulluriL't, runners cuusuve money oy reuueing tuo l-fm r ly ineinneiveH. wu use only none anu no rntf lihatlo Uuano for Phosphate of Lime, sent "FiLrtnAm Mnniirn I lul.ln " Vnrunlo.it turer's rate by Tl A. J. AT.nrcnTKnN. Ttnl,pt,. I Mar,18,'l-Cm. WALTER SCOrr.Catan li"".' -inoi eas ATO T I C E. Tlio public aro hen o nubile nro herphv nnlln,1 liml n.. u,1 rt day of March, the undersigned purchw. Constable's Salo tho follow lng personal i.rm 1 of David Shook and thnt he has loaned the to Alice Shook : tinogray mare, ouestto(i7tn ncss, ono cooking stove, one bed and bed . , ' ono dining table, one pair of bob-sleds.slxcla118 ono sewing staud.one set lly-uets. two hav All persons nro cautioned against luttrlelS with or molesting tbo same. joa Mar.l2,'(S).3t ALFIIEDI'EC' gnARPLESS & HARMAN, fad KAULE roUNUItY AND UANUPACTUK1KU II "josi STOVES & PLOWS WHOLESALE A IlKT'f Ttnd THE CELEDI1ATED MONTltOSE I HON UliAX i(-A THE HUTTON WOODEN IIEAU PLOWS. CasttngsandFlrellrlckforrepalrl11gelty.su -AU kinds of UrasH or Iron casting made toiirri upon short notice. nw. Uloomsburg, Pu. Mar.lD.'CU-tf. ii. r. diiaiui.ux) as 1. a. iijii.iu i'roprts )UC irid 111! ire pUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATI'. .u uuu.i.ucu.iMciuiuf ut 1,110 1U3I, nili. testament of Isaac llavls.late of Heaver towuor Columbia county, Pennsylvania, dec-used,,,,, expose to sate, by public vendue, on Thi'sjH Aiirll Mb, Ibcu, at a o'clock In the afternouiitni following described Heal Estate, to wit: T11AVT No. 1. All that certain tract oft situate partly InUnloulownshlpHchuylkllla A ty,uud partly In Ueavertwp., Columbia c c bounded nud described as follows: HegianlinO a ciicsiuui oua.1.1 11 corner on lueoouuiy UD-f f Iwecn Schuylkill nnd Columbia; thence by sL of parties uuknown north seventeen and 1 IaII degrees cast ls.(I perches to a stone ; thrnt lauds now or formerly in Uie namo of Isuis t vis, south seventy-two and a half degrenc one hundred nnd seventy, nine perches toaslUO thencu by lauds of the same north one aulinJU degl ccs east sixty-four porches to nchestnul.u,, ttieuco south forty uud u half degrees east, ivtm ty-four perches to a gum; thence south sen seven uud a half degrees cast slxty.fuuiat J elght-tcnttis perelies to a stone; thence v " forty eight und a half degrees east elghtem eight-tenths pcrhes to u stouo ; theute s o seventeen und a half degrees cast ouo liuii'.i, and lorty-tlneo and four-tenths peritiw un chestuut oak; thence southtltty-oueund al-'lor degrees west ninety perches ton chestnuts thence north seventy two and ahalf digmiilec three hundred und seventy perches lo the V'. of beginning, Pt CONTAINING 438 ACRES AMent PERCHES, sab and allowance; about 870 acres of which U tP-' to In Union township, Schuylkill conutr.ai many this ls known as the lleUncr Trait"" tltlo ls guaranteed. Al TiiAc-r No. 2. All that certain pleco of bit lng lu Heaver twp. aforesaid, bounded w Pf' scrlbod as follows: Heglnnlngatapostoatg.i of James M'Ncul, mow laud of Garret IDU lllaragem,) south one hundrod and slxty-Cgg., and one-half degrees west ono huudreduuds. ty-slx perches to a pine; thence by vacunt 1 south soveuty-three nud one-haif degreeii three hundred and sixty-two perches to & nut; theuco by vacant land (now Isaac l''. north one hundred and stxty-sevennnd onr-ufl degrees east one hundr.d uudulnety-slx lfeoi to an ash; thence by landofJumes M'Nt'Ul,!' or heietoiore Ueorgol)allas,)uorth sevcat); and one-half degrees west three huinliiili,, t sixty-two perches to the place of beginning - . CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTC"!'' ANU ONE-FOURTH ACRES t more or less, It being the Bame piece oftuj which was sold by the Commissioners of CwH , hi county, for Uixes July Will, 1852, nnd bougt (81 Charles F. Mann nnd W.o. Hurley, for wha'. 1. Deed wus made to C. F. Mann, nnd beings" part of lour hundrcdand eighteen and oue-fsn. ucros us lies In Columbia county, of a tw, landsurveyed for Daniel Reca by virtue of j'ot runt dated the 3rd day of January A, D. 1W". being the samo pleco of land which LlisrWUO M.1111 did by his Indentnre dated the Uu M May A. 1). 1838, convey to Uurtoa W. Uortw -n TiiAcrNo. i. All that certain piece ol v situate In Union twp. Hchuylklll county, ed und described as iollows 1 Ueglnnlngati heap, adjoining landaof Isaac Davis aud HWpC ltehrlg di Puxlou, thence north seventy-nv oue-liulf degrets east one hundred una uH teuths perches to a hemlock ; thenco along utj. of Peter Foos north six and one-half degree stxly-thiee.uud four-tenths perches to a 'm oak; theuco along lands of Isaao Davis soutni ty-seven und one-half degrees west one hupo on uud forty-one perches 10 a stone heap; tiy south forty-eight uud oue-half degrees tiu eighteen aud eight-tenth perches to the pis" w giuutug, contuluuig t TWENTY-FIVE ACRES FIITEEm! PERCHES. J TBACT No. 4. AU that certain piece of 1 . situate In Ucuvertwp, Columbia couuty,buuo ir uud described as follows; Hegluulng uta sn, on land of Isaao Davis, north soventy-twosDllj lull degrees west ono hundred and eltlH)' perches to a stone; thenco by lund of Daniel " north nineteen degrees east one hundred IUtyierchesloasloue;thenceby laud of I" tl Davis uorlh twenty.elght degrees west nlf.. two perches to a stouo; thence by. lund ol !, Davis uurthoue and a half degrees east nlw-rp ono und u half iiercues to the pl ico of beglm cuulululua 0 ONE 1IUND1IUD AND PIPTEEN ACItEH ANDTIU" tl PIVK PKUCUEH, I- lt being the same tract of land which Hazel Tt,V conveyed to isaao It. Davis by deed und A" iiient dated August mtlKA.D.ISM, oud after- nppmlsed to Cuiharlno A. Davis widow of W'1 It, Davis, late of lleaver twp. deceased, as l" .. her share of Isaao U. Davls.deceused, est. due ' ' uuder the three hundred dollar exemption , and the same tract which the said UaUiaruii Davis deeded to llurton W. Former by 1M t demure datcil May ard, A. D.185K. , . , 1 The ubove lauds are In close proximity to tv 1 Vflssa Creek, uud the Cutawlssa Hall Road i-, I through poll tloua of Ihem, uud they k ARK CONVENIENT TO THE' COAL ItBM0.: being only 8 miles from Shenandoah City-lp uiUes from Muhanoy City, and li miles Ashland. The properly Is well timbered v;,, Rock Oak, Yellow Pine and Pitch Pine, for Framing Timber, Wood, Hark, lt.lt. bllK.i'1'- Conditions ok sale. Oue-fourtlrof th'l" 1 . chase money u be paid down 1 oue-fourth luj . luouths, aud the balance lu one yoar, wnu ' terest und wllh approved security. Purcbw'n are requested to meet at Ilehrlg's Switch, '. tllllU UIIIMlllllMl fltr tllAMtflA l l.vlll. when au?. tluusaslotha title, and oLher luatters wul'.i aamtocwAY-p Mar. liOMt. ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTI neatly executed at TUXU3L UMBtAN tw iviuung umee.