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northern PcnniylVftttla; (firllo
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?ornrlcs mid U therefore the best medium
4'r Advertising In tills section olthe Stale1.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEM0C11AT, BL00Mg3UllG, COLTO
"'' : i r Trrirltr" TC pdTrTcA ft ANicnuri notion
The icnheisco'Vlctory.
Novo), wo bolloyc, iii tho ls(ofy of
polltlw ImH.tliero boon bucIi a pwcenjng,
thnngo In popular sentiment, nud such
a b1uu1 trlunipb. H.s.thit achieved. W
tho Democracy of Tennessee on Thiirs-.
day of lost week, i
Less than a year ngo (raqecelyrd u
majority of JO, 147 ; now Scoter's is In
tho neighborhood of 50,000 shovying.a,
gain of SO.OOO. ThU result .has been
acbloved throiigli, tho.illviilons of tho
Henubl lean party.- Senter.anil Stokes
were both, original rebcls.nnd both wcro
"reconstructed," Neither worn regu
larlyaioiulnated for Governor, bUL tho
DiSnioeratH resolved to blipiiort 'Senior
because; h6 wad In favor of enfrnnclisjnj
tho wlilto voters of tho Stale, while
Stokes' favored iho old sys'letri of pro-
sqrlp'lton. fuller; th,e present arrange
ment,! Bays tho iLancaster Intelligencer.
"Less than hnlfthopcopleofthcStnto
were votorsi. TIioso who were enfran
chised numbered .about 90,000, while
not I km than 110,000 wliito men were
disfranchised. Of tho enfranchised cit-
izens CO.OCK) wore whlto men and 83,000,
negroes, ui mo uu.ow wnucs auoui
35,v(jo Wej Conservative Union men.
Tho, Hudlcnl whites and negroes' num
bered uu.uuu, anu inoy nau a rcnaoio
majority or not less man aa.vuo."
As a matter of, courso (ho present pro
s'crljitiv.q' features- of tho Constitution
will.'bbopcal'ed, and wro can .coun t on a
reliable, majority hereafter of 85,000. i
Not tho least Important part Of the
victory is thp fact that the Democrats
hav6 a two-thirds majority IntheLogis-'
latnrc, Which will endbl'o! them, to''send.
aTJeindcrut (p tho.u, 8. Senate in placo
of Fowler. Wo hope and bellovo it, will
bo, Andrew Johason. To placo, tho im
peached , by tha side of the impcachers'
would be '.'swinging arouhd itho'ejrelo"'
to pine pilrpoao. Being a man of largo
public experience, of uudoubted ability
and courage, ho: would at once .assumo
a leadership bf thb Southern' men In
that body, and exercise uu Important In
fluonco in tho legislation of tho country.
'Lastly; 'under' no circumstances, 6an(
ttila'bijj 'claimed, as a. Ilaiilcai 'victory.
Even tliULfVMJ concedes It to.us. Tho
JV.'r. 2Yme aaid,. August 2nd,":
"Governor Senior's election is certain
by majority which depends1 'entirely
upon tho fidelity with which tho regis
trars have discharged1 tho duty confided
to'tliom. Nominated originally by a
few .Republicans, nearly all' of whom
abandoned' him tho 'moment 'he gavo
proof of the betrayal planned and ne
gotiated by his friontjs, he ls,to-day the,
candidate, of .(he Democracy, and, his
election, will bo" secured through their'
voJWf. Toclalin that lie Is uJU publican
cflndldatq la. the sheerest nonsense, ,111s,
Republican votes can easily be counted
on .thumbs aud'flngers: Every day tho
dlvlding llno becomes plainer and plain
er. Having secured his clectlonthrough
Democratic. 'vbtes; his' Administration
will riecessarlly'be'Dcmocratlo.
CrcSswcM arid'Bouiwell, tho f,o, pro
minent members of Grant'sCnbinot,aniI
t'jio '0 wielding tho mot, patronage.,,
forinaUy declared in favor of Stokes,
and stated that they represented tho
view of Grant.- '
A'nti'iiowemopritfofienn'syl'va'nla,
having seen what your bret hren In Vir
ginia, Alabama, Kentucky, Tcnnessco
and itontana ,1m vo1 done, arouso your-
aolvcs and preparo for action.' It Is no'
time to talk1 about prlvato disappoint
ments and petty grievance s. The great
pttjmlar heart is' beating In favor of
PfiVker1 and Terehlng. L'of us. bury bld
grievances In tho gravo of tho past, andi
by ono strong, united effort hurl from
power the men wio havo misgoverned
Pennsylvania, nnd mado her name a re-
proaeli ln tho llepubllc.
run Tin coMiMntAK,
A B.cmlnlccncc.
William Henry Uradloy, tho mouth
piece of tho Stockholders of tho Republi
can, Is fully entitled to claim In a small
way what wo unjlerslxind has been the
great nmbltlon of UU life notoriety.
Whether ho Is tn nnv way related to
llib still morolioTb'rlous Mpcorla wo aro
not Infqrmed.but.hls appoaranco would
not inncKbello'tlld Busplclbn. Hoeaiho
to this town a dull, uncomely lnd,.anc,
j. .i 'r i
niter getting nero (inn eisownuro
little knowlt'db hls capaeity Was equal
to, ho atteilipted to mftstcf thoproroumi
s61eneo nhd priictleo ofmedlclrto'. Ho
Ueehirfo a loyalist arid Inflicted his uimy
dbrinc nrid buhclliit: upon thb' 'pbdr
s'oldlcrd ofournrmy.dolngbuslilo&s thcrO'
anil OlSOWIUTl', lljiun inu mmi" ui .uu
highwayman, thAt "dead mon tell nd
Wlesi"
Like OthelI6, when tho Var' ccasied,
he found his bcciiliatlotl trbno. and ho'
irntlfM in hn wUU of fiUzerne hiunU'.
rcntisylvahlo, Wh6ro sov'ernl llttl6 bills
still attest the hmbiint Of his credit; mid
varlous'itiitochphs'6f th6 "nsfeker" aro'
slioWnV'tht' InhAbltahts. Managliig'
,to gbt'acrbsij tho Hub, ho 'found' hlMblf
'In Blbonlsburg, 'whero With 'h great
tlourlsh of-trumpets ho gavo' himself trt
tho nUblie. IW "Ijato Assistant Ttledlcil
Dlntortiftho TJnlto.1' States Aniiyi"
and to brovd hlsbrtncrtncss' In' 'his pro
'ffaoTAn tin tvnrkl'wl'fnVlin bhnr fit tVrt In
extract a bullet from'ih'e hand of'o'nii br'
our citizens4, arid lifter tMvlnc it tiivln
despair, It' was iaUcn out In abbiit a1
minute', by" ii gentleman' who for years
has been riti brnamcnt tb his profession
That was about his billy, patient', and' It
played hiinbut. Ho wilted from thence.
forth, and the lato Ahiit Surgeon was
tho lokoand butt of all tho boys In town,
If our learning is not at fault, it was.
a cclbbratcd'Greok writer, who' relates,
that upon occasion, the Godsgrantcd ttf
a poor suffering mortal an advantage in
chooslng a physiclatl, over that granted
to mankind in general ! by enabling
him t'o sco the ghbs'ts of thoso who had
Uecn' despatched by the then medical
directors.' 'Going from ono dlsclpio of
Esculaplus to anther, thb pitlttiit was
shocked to llnd in'nunierablo gho-ds'
crdwdiug tho entrance and blockl ng up
tho very street i but continuing his
search, ho anient last to one, where
bbt a single, solilary ghost'stood scnti-
ncl'at tlie Uoorway. Tho poor sulferer
highly elated entered tho house, stated
his caso,' received the prescription and
paid t'ho'fee; but before tak ing h'is leave,
congratulated tho Doctor ubbit'the fact;
that (Whereas other physicians had
crouds"bf ghosts" besleelng their doors',
ho'hhd but on6. A'lasl'nlasl rcp'llcd1thu
poor fellow '116 was the- only .patient
I'cVbrh'ad." . ...
' Ho then tried to sell his medical
practice; but'nof haying it single ghbst;
ho had nothing to ili'sDo'soo'f, und found'
no'pu'rehaser. "" XlJout that tlihd.thojn-
creaslhu'debllltv and lhincndinif disso
lution of 'the Itadleal party in Coiunib'i'it1
Democratic Victories.
Jlesldos tho sweeping triumphs In
Kcn(uckynnd Tcnncsseo tho Democrats
have carried, two out of thoslx members
qi Congress in Alabama. Before the en
tire delegation was Radical.
In Montana Hon. J. JI. Cavanaugh,
Democrat, is re-elected Delegate to Con
gress from that Territory1 by 2,000 ma.
jprlly.
Ills majority two years ago wan 1)100.
Wocpufldontly oxect to carry MIsslss.
Ippl and Toxas, even If Grant throws
tho wliolcwelght of his administration
aAInst IJA;
Notvithstandino tho sneers of tho
Republican, tho .Democratic party will
support tho ticket nominated last week;
and will givo H tho usual majority.
Thcro I? always moro or less rivalry,
Ijrovlous to a, convention, and frequent
ly' much bltternepa : but no principle Is
bolter settled than tho ono that ."tho.
majority must rule" The charge of
"rlng'Us puerile. Tho candidates nomi
nated wero tno cnoico or a convention
In which every township was represen
ted, arid whero each bad ari equal voice.
Tho defeated candidates themselves do
not charge cither Dribery, or tho uso of
undue influence, and for tho Republican
to assume to bo their spokesman, Is a
transparent trick often resorted, to by
usnoncsc men to create a division in
our' party, Wb want .npltlier sympathy
nor counsel from such a source Tho
Democratic party of Columbia county
Is as compotent now to manago Its own
affairs atf it over-was; and if in need of
assistanceWould not call upon a leader
yho has provpn hlmscif unfit 1 old
ills, own parly togother.
l'rcvlous to tho nominations tho Co
T.u.MniAN held an oven balanco between
tho candidates now wo aro for tho tick
ctj Any person who advocates an lndq'-
pendent ono la. n4t a truo Democrat,
Ijvif psIroi to play Into tho lianilj of
our. enemies. "In unity thoro is'
strength j" by union our party has at
tained lls.presont power In thUcounty,
which can only bo lost by turning a
willing oar to tho plaints of disappoint-'
rd politicians.
' At Charleston, Virginia, tho oefflos
nro thus bestowed. Joseph A. Chapllno,
Judgo pf tho Circuit Court," Wm. A.
haplitie, Clerk of tho Circuit Court I.
'i'Jmmiis CJiaplIne.Deputy eiierlffi Isaac
Chaplinc, Sr., Assessor; Little Joslo
Chapllno Clerk in Post-office. A cross
yW tho Washburno fiiinlly would
mako a team hard to beat In the olllco
getting and holding lino.
cb'unty," 'which had been 'under;' treat
ment1 on the 'Thoniponlan system fot'
some years, becamo 'so Very Imminent,
that a'6hangoin ho' medicatlon'wu-) ab
sollitclv dema'ndoil. ' tho clia'riKO was
made',ndlf William, Henry Jlrrfdldy
continues muci) longer nis present
course, ho will have at least ono ghost,
dogging Ills Steps, und gazing wim va.
Ciint, ghostly oyo upo;i,hls opening doori
t
Tho Way to Increase Our Strength.
That sound and spirited newspaper,
tho Erie Oisenr, Says :
Wo aro pot disposed to underestimate,
tho' value of public speaking In a politi
cal canvass-yet wo think it unsafo and
unwise to' rely exclusively, or even
mainly, upon itv Tho most effective
worker In a campaign Is a good news
paper. This is cspeclajly truo of
present'year, when tho strongest argu
ments'that can 'possibly bo mado in fa
vor of thai. Democracy Is a faithful re
cord of current .history. Wo doubt . if
any thinking man who, Is not. selllshly
Interested in tho successor tho Iluoubll-
can party; can'read n fair statement' of
oven la as they transpire, from day to
day, or from week to week, and refuso
to gi ve in his adhesion to tho principles
alia policy of the Democratic party. It
therefore becomes tho duty, as it should
oo inu pleasure, or every good iiemo
crat.to assist in the circulation of ncood
Democratic newspaper and to seo to It
iniu, nia jnenus anu neiguuors, oi wimt
over political faith, aro supplied with
u.iv. A. l,i3' la illi. UUly hllU UU31, IJUb
tho cheapest way to securo success
Twenty dollars extpnded in this way
win uoimoro servico to mo cause man
two hundred spent oh public meetings.
Let all of our party friends see to it that
a sound paper is placed in tho hands of
every person of tlic)r Acquaintance who
will read it.
AVo can endorse oyory word of tho
abovo. Conversions aro not mado on
tho ovo of an election, although thb
ablest speakers may bo employed,, It, is
by continued appeals to tho reason that
men aro convinced.
Wo offer tho Columma'n for tho
campaign for the cheap sum of Ticentu-
Jlveccnts. This places It within tho reach
of ovcry ono, nud enables such of our
readers usdcslro to aid In tho spread of
our principles to do so at a small ex
pense. Boo to it that pot only' ovcry
Democrat, but that every Republican
voter Is supplied with a copy until tho
closo of tho campaign.
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
Coi,UMUUB,QhIo,Aug.ll. Thejnem
bera of tho Douiocratlc Stato, .Central
Committee mot lioro to-day to doviso
means to fill tha vacancy caused by tho
declination of Gen. Ilosccrans as candl-
duto for Governor of Qhlo, and hayo
unanimously npmipatpd George II. Ten
dlaton, who has accepted,
Wimcesuahkb, Pa., Aug. 11. Tho
annual Democratic convention or I,u
zerno assembled iu tho Court House yes
tcrday nnd placed (ho following ticket
in nomination: Assembly,!), L. O'xfelll
8. W. JCoone.and N. S. Westlcr; county
Treasurer, James Campbell; Recorder,
Thomas Hutch.Ius; .Register, Chas. O,
Plolz; Commlssloiier, B. W.. lialleyj
Auditor, A, M, Rousiiuw; Coroner. Dr.
J. W. OIallcy.
NA8HVII.I.K, August 11. Sentcr'a,
majority Is C2,000, with 10 counties to
hear from. Tho State Senate, composed
of, 25 members, stand 21 conservatives
to -1 conservative republicans. Tho
Ho uso pf Representatives, couio.sed of
81 members, stands 07 conservatives, o
ru(lto's and u conservative republicans,
with two districts to hear from,
"A DKAnPAnTy.'
It polled iu
-The Democratic,
1AM..
wa,
... l.wi.oa
... ii,Vt
.... I.HII.75I
lxl (eicluilveof Huolht.-
1MJ6 -
which makes Governor Seymour'
vote neurly n million more than Presi
dent Buchanan's, ami lSXCOO moro than
"Old Abo'3."
Tho lumWa WoKntyinvailoh.
'ai ' vaB.l -u ' ", t
. JB TDtE TRIALS) fit
Tlffe ViT&& TltTN jfltias.
Of all tlie witnesses examined for tho
Prosecution whofO testimony was rel
oynnt. nnd lniportnnt,.thlsoiiai'prl'ai
Is least llablo to criticism or censure. It
Is.truo that wo can detect n few lrmceu
'rato statements mado by him, ftiilt'wb
aro at llberty-to supposathuUiIslnUslIU
gpneo was pot pf a hgh order, but ho
dopi .nbf.sccm to.havp been actuated by,
apy.maijcl;U3,rjrbasqniqt!yp1or,tohaYe
been inlsled by unworthy pa.ssjpns. Ilq
was examined ns.wiincsa In nil tho
trlafsp.f which wo have Records; ,bpforo
us thoso(oniflqt.z,Coliey unl'IIcnry,
mu)ui'nnnly jq'cgnril, do. jjip Rant.
mec(lng of ,Aug. 1 1th ,18j, When., wq
Icomoo treat, of that meyllug.s a dls
Itinct subject of investigation, tho tcstl?.
'mony of Hess will hecqinp.nios't vidua,:
bio and will, bq freely used, lit wlll .ox
.hljilt (Indlreptly nt least) tho, cause, of,
tlihl meeting as alleged lit, defoncu up
on (ho trials, and also tho circumstances
under which it assembled. Unfurl u
'niileVy the witness, was not present at,
tljo inbetlng In the nfternoqp. IIo Bays,,
ilio went to.lt "about lOo'clock andsfald
.until 12. Tho meeting had adjourned
to go to dinner. When I left, I dldLnot
ireturn after dinner.?' Wo, hnvq npt.
'therefore, thp jadvantngo ofi .his testi
mony ai a elieck unon other, statements
of what.lppk'placq an(l yas said in, .ttvq
afternoon, but, as far as It goes it has.j ts
ivaluo, and will bo mado uvallablo for
our purposo of ascertaining and expos
ing .tho whole truth lu .regard to (lie
Rants: meeting.
IiiitheColley trial, Hess testified to a
remark by tho Defendant about a futuro
fair election and spilling of blood if it
'should not bo had, almost identical in
Iterms with that testified to, by Richard
Stiles u i)0ii which wo have already
commented. 4
In tho Rantz trial Hess was examined
as to Ids knowledge of a secret' meeting
at tho houso of Peter Caso, but' nothing
important was elicited. Ho was not,
therefore, examined upon that point In
tho susequcnt cases. Wo only refer to
his testimony cotU'erning that meeting,
for ,tha purposo of Baying that' thd wit
ness .was iu.crrorfregardlngitsdatei Ho
fixed it,) 'about n yeai? ago," which
would bo iii October. 1803, whereas. lit'
wits iu fact held many months bbforo
that'datoas was fullyl shown' by bther
testimony, .licss says mere wcrO' no
speeches mado at'thoCaso meeting; that;
lie was "not initiated as a member of the
Club or, association, and that ho did dot)
know'jlitsi object. .Ho had heard tho
'meetings called "knights Pf thd Golden
.Circle,"- (but does not say when or bi)
whom ;) "don't know If that was tho
namo or not.!'- ""
iteas nad served in tno war but' re
turned homo' flth 'August 1801. After
wards and at the limb of tho trials ho
was, as lid says, in" no regular employ
menu 'jus invited presence at the
jneetings abo'vo "mentioned' is iii' Itself,
sonioovidencu that they 'wero lnnoceiit
ilu 'character. This witness' dlnd hkt"
spring or lung disease. It is belloved
llo was Induced to becomb a government
'witness In order to save his father from
a threatened nrrest. livery effort and In
fluence pofcilblo'were used lu tho days
of tho Invasion to mako up evidence
against our citizens. It was sought with
avidity and liked without scruple. It
was Invited from all quarters and f,omo-'
times'oxtbrtcd or subsidized. FearJ In
terest; family rtlVeetldii'iirill 'party pass'
ion wero each appealed to for tho false,,
porverted or irrelevant testimony which
should consign in'nhccnt men to 'dun
geons nnd ghws over and conceal tlio in-'
iqulty of their nrrest und punishment.
That Nnthan J. Hess did not swear
moro strongly und unfairly' under thd
pressuro or power, was duo to his own'
scruples ol honor or. or cdnselbnco and
not at all to any 'senso of Justice or of
moral obligation In those who employ
cd him.
Thk Witness Silas KAKNs:--Anoth-or
government witness appears upon
tho scene under circumstances of a very
peculiar character and full of instruc
tion. Ho camo into viev in tho M.
Henry case for tho first time, and fresh
from tho manipulation of the military
aumorities to Whosojurlsdlctlon'he was
amcnublo. For ho" was a non-reporting
drafted man who had-mado terms with
power and was transformed from a
criminal to h witness, from being an ob
ject of vengoanco to occupy a position of
toioranco und favor. Tho witness was"
Silas Karns (who is supposed to have
been cdncorned in the shooting nlfrav
In which Lieut. Robison was wounded)
and ho was produced under instructions
and conditions well calculated to spur
nis zeal in behairortho prosecution. A
world of meaning Is contained in tho
following language obtained from his
cross-examination In the Jl'llcnrv trial:
()t drafted In Jlrsl three year's
datfl-infall.qf 1803. Ounl.SUver tald.
If I came., here and teatljlcd I should be
released ami Idl all J knew about '.this
case, atid.Rulqn's case, andjhe, shooting
of jcoaison,"
Of course Chpt. Silver acted uudor in
structions nnd la not primarily resnonsi
bla for this arrangement and for tho ma.
nlpulation of tho witness, who, being
within the grasp of power, was com
pelled to mako the best terms' ho could.
Tho military authorities at Hurrlsburg
aim mo nodical politicians who Insti
gated them, aro tho parties to bo hold
responsible for all that was dono In and
about thp trials lucluding tho prepara
Hon of testimony. And what did they
do In tho caso heforo us? Discharged
Karns from all responsibility and took
lilin into favor upon tho express con
dltlon that he would tell them about
the shooting affair and sweur against
Daniel M'Henry und Mr. Rutan. The
latter objects wero of courso tho main
ones. Tho Robison hoinleldq was quito
a secondary matter-rlt Involved onlv
tho question of a life lost by violence
nut mo conviction of Jl'Henryand Ru
tan was an Important nnd darling oh
Jectanil to bo accomplished by tho use
of all possible means. ItwasVu nollti
cal necessity" that they should ho con.
victcd and punished, for they had been
contumacious to power and their ucault
tal wouht openly condemn their perso.
cutprs before tho people,
Observe tho temptation held nut to
tho witness exemption fromnrinysor.
vice; exemption from all punishment
for desertion (or uot reporting for n
whole year;) immunity, for all possible
participation lu tholiomIcItluafrray,nutl
lluully employment nud compensation
as u witness. Tho road lu onedlroction
was mado smooth nud Inviting, while
an opposlto courso pointed to prison
ami borjDsiovpo'vertyjVillfiBraco and
puUlshmcht.J V ;t), ft.
'titl must nrn)Cfir.vorv'romarlBblo to
good unTophlstliSlcd pobplo Pwho sup
nosfetUho Invasion had lo'gltlmato oh-
Jccts, that liescrfers wcro not pursued
with vigor nnd thoso concerned in snoot
ing Robison sought out nnd punished.
Although thecounty was occupied by
an arniy.for montlis at an cxpenso of
nunarcus;oi ,mousanuj qj iiuiinrs,;!
Httlo was dono by It to accomplish tho
first of thesb objects' ami (so mr as the
publle'kiidw) hothlng to accomplish tho
last. It Is truo that deserters (nbii-rc-ilorllnlrnieiij'weranot
iiumorons here,
and'thAta'fovv ofVhcm loft tliat-ountyj
but of thbso aec6S.?tblo scarcoly any wero
sirredted1 by' thd troops: Thoso reclaimed
or secured to tho public service "were
almost exclusively reclaimed br secured
through' tlio regularagPncyofthoDepu-
ty Provost Jlarshali clthci1 by voluntary,
reporting 16 him or (Inn row teases) by
nrrest' tinder Ills' nlithorlty. Tho nrmy
bxponddd.lts'httentlon upon Innocent
citizens nnd watched tho elections, but
mostly lounged away Its tlmo In In
glorious but cxpenslvo Idloncss. Wo'
havo seen' too that when so-called tlc-i
sorters -were urrostod the -main object
wAs to mako them witndssct) against tho
citizen prisoners 'Instead of securing
them to tho public service or punishing
thorn .for. their dcrcllctlbn of duty
Karns was examined ns a .witness on
thd loth ofDeceiriber 1SG1. As his tes
tlmdny related entirely to tho Rantz
meeting ,wo shall 'reservo It' until we
cflter upon . the subject df that meeting.
Wo 'will heroonly add (In vlow or our.
presbul remarks' upon his position nsn'
witness) that his ovIdonco'Was not very'
dbJctlonAble nor Injurious to tho de
fonse.. Iti fact wo shall rely upon parts
of it in our exposition1 of the Rantz
meeting' as n valuable contribution to
tho cause of truth nnd JiHtlco.
FOKT1IK COLUMU1AX.
Commencement, at Iicwlsburg-.
Tho University atLewisburg has just
held Its annual Commencement. It .was
largely attended. On Sabbath afternoon
July 25th Rov. X. D. B. Pepper D.D.of
Upland preached tho sermon before
tho Society for, Moral and Religious In
quiry.. In tho evening Rov. B.FiWood
burn' of Westmoreland preached tha
sermon' bofora tho Pa. Bap. .Education:
Society. -
Tho Alumni Association met on Tues
day ovenlng O. 3. .Ripley Esq., of New
York cIasdofl.86-1 delivered thciprntlon
on "Tho relation of tho Alumni to their
AlmivMator.f' I i
.Ajpoem ,on "Culturo''. .wasniead by
Revyr. Ei.CIapp of Hollidaysburg class
or 1SG1.; A tablet placed. in Commence
ment Hall in memory or tho, Alumni
who fell In tho lato war was dedicated
the., sarao .evening.' Mnjor Thomas
Chamberlin.of.Jicwlsburg class.of 1858,
read tho dedicatory poem, On tho,
tablet werctlio, following inscriptions,
' (Thomas .Rlshel ,Orwig, A. B. Class.of
lSC2,,-ith Sergt, Co., E. ,112.1',., V. died in
Hospital Nov, Oth 1802, -agetl 22 years
Andrew, Gregg Tucker A. B. Class
11.802.. 1st, Lieut. po.E., U2.P. V.iwouiided
nt Gettysburg July 1st died July .5th
1803, aged 10 years.
1 Milton OPP A. M. Class 1S58, Lieut.
Col. 81 Regt, P, V. wounded at tho
Wilderness May lillt, tiled May 9th 1801
aged, 21 years,
James,Potter Gregg S. B. M. D. Class
1855, Capt.. Co. D. 15th Regt. P. V,
killed nt, Petersburg Sept. 30th 1.601,
aged ill) years.
Wednesday afternoon the irrtuluatlntr
excises of the University Female Insti-
tuto wero held, fifteen young ladles read
Kssays which oylnced very, careful .pre
parutioj. Tho Institute Is teparnto
from the Collego nlthough under thu
samo Board pf Trustees. Tho, builtling
haviugbccpmotoosmnll to accommodate
tho, ,Ipcroitslng number of btudents, a
uoy wing has. just been erected.
Wednesday evening, was tho, anni
yersary.of tho Literary Societies. Tlieo
doro Tllton Esq., Eilltor of tho N. Y.
Indcj)cndant delivered tho oration on
"T(io Art of using tho mind" It was
humorous, entertaining nud Instructive,
Thoso present will not soon forget it.
Rev. 1). H. Miller, D. D. of Elizabeth
N. J, read a poem on "Lovo" which
was also a mastorly,pro Inctlon.
Thursday, July 29th was tho, great
day or tho week.
,Tho procession composod or tho Fac
ulty, Trustees, .Curators, students
Alumni and many others preceded by
the Sellnsgrovo Bras-i Band left tho
Court Houso at 9 o'clock for Commenco
ment Hall.
Thd Hall was deiisly crowded Fif.
Icon young men graduated as follows:
Salutatory Martin Bill, Jr., Alio-
ghany city. By mind wo conquer J
W. Crawford, Moutoursvlllo. Thu Truo
Reform Wm. H. Shermcr", Philadel
phia1. Limits of Knowlodgo Chas. H,
Anderson, West Havorford. Triumphs
of Perseverance D, J. Bturdevant,
Lacoyvllld. Llfo n Mystery Francis
M. Baker, Boalsburg. Hugh Millor
Edmund Wells, Pottstown. Decline of
Natlbns Albert Schooly, Slifcr. The
vedes Gcorgo J. Brcsiugor, Chester
Progress' towards a True Republic G
W. Bliss, Lowisburg. Qeology Confirm
ntlon of Rovelatlou J, S. Wrlghtner,
licwisuurg. tiio.Now Element lu Civ
Illzatlon F. E. Brown, Mlddieburg
uraclcs Frcdorlck K. Fowler, Now
York. Tho Announcement, a poem
jonn u. Harris, Mechanlcsburg. Vat
edlctory Albert A. Lelser Lowisburg
Honorary dogroos wero conferred as
follows : A. B. on Wm. C. Mooro.Whito
uuer.i'n.; A. sr.. Rov. W. H. II. Jfarsh
Wiinittigton Del.; D. D., Rov. George
oi. hpratt of Lowisburg, and Rov. Goo.
M. Anderson of West Havorford, Pa
aim Master.4 Oration on "Literary
rerpoiuuies" was delivered bv Rov
John L. Iltitshn of Stockton, N. J. clasii
oi ihiju. tiio commencement dluno
prcparetl by tholatllaiofthe Lnwlsburi:
Baptht Church w.vs thon partaken of
byn Inrgo number of tho friends of tho
Institution, Jovial Speeches wero made
which added very much to tho enjoy
ment of tho oucjssloln Tho Luveo ti
President Iioiuls was largely attended
in tlio evening.
Tho University is alreatly exerting
very great inliuenee. JIuy It long con
tlnuo not only to bo a blesRlng to Con
trnl Pennsylvania but tho whole or the
old Keystono State. W, W. O.
Bkach Havkn, Aug. 5, 18C9.
i hi . j i . I,,.
Op Am TttV 'IIEM. Thoio dclifibirully
nHusonio euits ot clothos whioh Low
enberg U now getting up. No ono in till
Bection of tho 8tato can approach liim in tku
kiud of businoss. His prices aro as moder
ate aj tho marlcot will allow whilst tlio good
quulitiaiof his workmanship beauty, dura.
Ulity and comfort will certainly eusuro sat
isfaction to tho purchaser.
J Is Packer loyal 7
a'jas'questiolt'ni'ita'tS tho bosoms of
rtlnniSbnrof oiifJlatllcal friends. Wo
bellovo' ho was not nBrlgndler, nor n
Pay Master, nor n,Sutlcr, nor a shoddy
contractor, lint tno louowing iiuu
from tho Carbon Democrat proves Hint
Asa Packer rendered far moro efficient
sprvlcn' to tho Govcrnmcnt'ln-lts-honr
of need than thoiJsaniUoUoud-mputh-Kfiiny-al-hgU
ioyalWlJ :J ilU
"On Sunday nftcrnoon, Juno 28, 1803,
a (SfmlilAiicdW, etithuslaqtimtmrinrgff
gatheringor.thopcoplQqWi.nucn uiiuiik
was held In tho Court Houso nt that
placo. A fioiw.-Woody, bitter, unccr
fnln conflict was rniil'iuT aftlettysburg,
rrom which camo hourly dispatches tell
lino iil(nf horror mntl of tho.butcliery
of n'oblo mpn.' .Tho'gathcrliig Nvq.spcak-
of wns.yery iiaturniiy .qonyorion inio a
war mcotliig.aim painquP ')" ""v.
and tenrful specphos. wero ,i!ad.nby
mnny.eltlzens.'pf th? ito.co.. Iw-TJ' WV
secmetl. full, of tho ngony.pfsuspcnsp,.
trembling, lest thosun should.gp down
upon.a defeated Federal Army, ipilthp
came .of ihq .Union ho Irreeovcritby,
loati Urgent appeals e.ro inndo, to tno
oung.ineii to go to thonid of thvfr.ie)
lows, uud help.lu thq uatlp.i's,,q.treml
;rhp morning anu mo mpriupui y
Hint day wcrpi tlariq and iiireboiiii.iK,
'rom tho Cupittd, t tlt. qxtreniity of,
telegraphic eummnnicatlouj ono tdread,
terrible fear pelzod hold .of Uio.peoplp.
lest tho great) battle of, ,lio. war flhould
result against, -,us, At.tJio .meetlug, In
question, amid all.tho elforts of burning
lOqucuca nnd the tears ol iiympatnotic,
aid patrlotlo .women-no; a.man moved!
At length there, arose, iu tlio nudicnco n
man or maturo years with, gray .head
and a bearing ns or one of:Nnturo's,o.wu
noblemen a man who nevor mado
speeches., All eyes wero bent upon
him, nnd nuild perfect sllpnco no isntd:
'Every maiii n.QW in .tliqomplpy of tho,
Lehigh Valley iltail ,Rpad ..Cpmpitny,
who will volunteer for his country In
this her hour of pressing nepd, shalLto-,
ccivo his regular monthly pay nnd rotain'
hlssituatipn until ills, returp, as Ifjio
wcro present nnd waking, .each,, day."
The effect was most wonderful., Pvor a
hundred men .vojunleered at once, and
n a few hours wero fully equipped and
speeding over.the, Lehigh V.allcy Rail
Road to. tho,6ccpoof war, Need wo say,,
that man was ASA, PACicr.ft
4
'ASA "PA
OF,eAlluu,
ron judqe or the supreme court i
.CYRUS L. .PERSHING,.
FOCAMliniACOUNTV.
. I v ?
1 k J aWlSTATl! SHNATE.
CHARLES Jt BUCK A LJiNy.;
rmtlllRCT TO TH
"" t'bit
aKoiWE.acpTr..,
(sunm-rio thk ducisiom or tub rosvn'
,i'pH AWQClATiJ J.tlpaK.,
CIIARL1CS F. MANN,
t '. nfc.U'iti twVxSii'iV ' :
- im. i.l I. . II n .' ' I . ''1'"'
Kon.riHWt4Nor-uv
WKIiLlNQTON II. KNT,
bcorr 'TOWNSHIP.
HV.VtS
Court ngal",ttlV0c.ltooVAa
htm nrc fort)!. 1 lei i T J;J",. to rrovo ttielr
".ill, aiid. W .cHoosf ono PJlmrY?,AwVrpl''5'A'n
KiiWlp.win.lioli?"''"' I.,.f' ,;, t tlio fix.
A. V., 1MU lit i O'clock I . M., A Mimt)OCII,
.. . ,iU,.B.-MnrihtilaMfSiiuiicr.
Any.iam.au ,1m;. rn.i
T?XECUTORi NOTIC15,
XJ 1
Fon niMiSTnu and ni:i:pitDi:n.
VILUAMN'it.'.LL''OnV," 'I
'llt.OflM TrtwiSsifft',
, .Kjmrui-usurtEn, ,,
DAVID LOWKNIUiltO,
111.0051 TOWNlltl,l , ,
iii .r. . . I, Wm ,!l.-..
I'Olt COMMISSIOXUlt,
rtsmsncnr.EK Towftsiui'.
aolM,,...! .ill i I ' -
roil Atinnon.
U. J. CAMPBELL,
Ym; tmtnraontnry on tnmww
pnnlf, lato ?t2ltA bFlin'lW" '
tUcn. to lb? Kxe ctiior.,, . . v r - tlieV.tat.
nuiucin). UMAKUF.r. LAUnAOlI,
Anif.JS.'fiO-Ow. '"-ut"'
m u K'A D'W 15 L h
hi:i:i) wiihati
mo Frm tno lucscnt nciisoni 11 1 n ucu
B U P JilU.O.B ,Q.U A L,I T Y ,
ft
wlllm beardo. "? , Vl,"VM,t c6n will
uiiirorniiiy. , " i, in.irt.l lnvtii. or,
rlco
iWIicnl iioum rnii '"l'.v., ,,, lvnn Kunmco, ;
or J. u.KNmiiK'H BUii
rflii fjqnosEii,
OIIA'ltii'ES'a; JIURl'HY,
' l,)v'UlIA5I'Tbt1ltIr.
MARRIAGES.
n... , . i . 1 " i r tt-r
Sltfltl'riY-CUittlY At the It. U. l'ltrennaKo, Ini
Ccntrnlla, Aimust lltli.iiy Itov. V. I. si uer uou
(!. (1. Murphy to Miss Mogilo U. Curry nil cf
HUClI-KUIlTZ-Ia Berwick, July.'Wlh, nl tlio
rcsinouco or mo urmc k lurunis, i,y iicv. r.u.
Illildlo, Mr. H.imuel If. liucli, to .Mlsa U. Ioulsa
jumz. uu oi iicrwicu
"Let TJs Have Peace."
TitK lRadicnl politicians', seeing tho
darigorolis position in which they'havo'
been 'placed, nto doing nil In their pow-
cr-t'o heal their'party divisions. Oeary
long ngo despaired of tho'nctlvo support1
df tho Curtln wing of ,thd''paV:ty;' but
Cameron boforo giving him Aill nidnnd
conlfort1 demands a few -mbW victims,
as thd dnnoxed letter -will'shoWr
COSTINKNTAI. HOTEI,. JlllV'SPi lfiOO.
Ihh.ilieriiamin ITj Jirewsttr t
Alter consuitauou wnn our,- political
apsoeiates. who aro anxious for tho elec
tion of our mutual friend, I'rini satisfied
that your resignation ns Attorney Gen
eral will trd a long, way to h'eal existing
dissensions.! d, writoithus frankly to you,
because I .know you desire to securo
that result. The, cbiiclusidn lilts not
been arrived nt hastily, but1 hal been
nlithnrized'iiy'tiio uovornor inmReiu
, Yours truly,
i John Covodu
Chitlrman (sue Central Comhilltce.,
Now thero is no iiIIegatlon.that.Brews
(or is unlit for, tho position, or that tho
public service would ,bq, .benefited by
his removal. H is a iiiuuieuyer of Ouu
eron to. get. rid of nn pupiny. ut,
Brewster .has re-solved to "stick" nnd
no impoacliment Jnili or tenurn.ot oiuqo
bill can compel his removal. Of courso
ho will, not IqyoCieary much af(er tbjs.
childish attempt to get rid of hjin.
Hero Columbus Correspondence
Jin. KniTon.'
Our usually quiet town, (excuse mo
Jtoroiii) promises for thu ensuing tlireo
weeks to bo in n formenfof excitement
On Thursday tho 12th Inst.', d Camp
Meeting commences in "Bender's Sugar
Camp," on Fishlngcreek, about four
and a half mllo-i-rrom our Borough, and
on Wednesday tlio 2.jth'lnst.,tho'Pcnn
sylvanla Annual Conference of tho
Methodist Protestant Church convenes
In New Columbus. On the samo' day
tho Mi E. Camp Meetlug In Hunting
ton commences. Wo expect to seo n
groat many strangers temporarlh so
journing among us. Lot them come, fa
our worthy townsman Hon. John ICoon
has a largo and commodious Ilotel'nml
will entertain all who favor him with
their patronagu in flrst-rnto stylo. Why
is it that tho editorof'llio7ry5!t6cr In
mentioning the different places of en
tertainment for visitors to tho Camp
Meeting, omitted tho Now Columbus
Hotel? Ho ceriainly must havoforgot
ten to do so. So wo say to all who visit
our Borough and need accomodations to
glvo tho Judge a call.
Tho Academy is now looking up, nnd
promises to' open tho1 ensuing term
which commences on Monday August
uutii with n largo number of'students,
Wo regret to'say that thd Now1 Co
lumbus Oravd Yard Is still neglected
being renceless, nud consequently cx:
posed to Cattle", Hogs Ac.
Joseph Shlveloy and Myron Fellow
Esqsl.nro making considerable Improve
ments In their residences, by onlarglng
and otherwise' beautifying il. Upon tho
wholo our borough is a doslrablo placo of
residence, being charaeterliied by tho
health, morality and hospitality of Its
citizens. Moro Anon.
B-KNIZUN.
DEATHS.
nACHHnT-On Iha'lth of AupistUnn Mm. Pnrnli
Uaclicrt, ngwl OU years 7 mouths uuu uiij s.
Yes dear mother thou hast left us,
Itcro thy lostwo deeply feel,
Hut tlsUoil IhathasliercfttH
llo can nil our sorrows hint.
And the'splrlt (6o1c Us flight, '
To tho mighty oho above,
He li u llliug to, recelvq her
Tho one on earth ho has Ions loved.
3per.llushet, J
AUg. 13,'i9-T.
' Cntnwlssa, l'n.
C'-VW-tATlox,
phau's Court In tho M JuJiM.f f)
iiosed of tho Cfiuntto of Oolumbi. .'"ifM
WyomhiB, n tho 'ilm . ifffn i AJ
liavo lssttoil Uiott' hteecpt, ieulsly
(jny or .May, In tho ymt $ ."Uu
tiousaiHl,elaht liumlreif nn.l uuVl Uv
ihertlreeleilforhohllngnUoiirto.YAAU
miurr nim v,ciiornniuarter Hen.!. M J
mul tlrphan'n Court, and Court i?W,,'V,M
in luooinsnurir, in uioeounty ,, ,."n
tie nret , WomW, being ,tfe ,.Ds
iicxl. toronUntioond week. "V.
ANlWIlnnKAS AIW tlio ntt, , , tlil
luucd their preeept hearing rtatoff
May A. p,.ouo thousand eight liSifi'Jkul
nine audio mo illreeted rur lOljfrs.L,
Oyer aiulTormlner. Ueuernl tKlf Wr
tno 1'cftCe!, OrphahH1 Court anSoi &
In llloomsunrn In tho county of IS' ,'. i,
second Mouday being tho uiu J,,, J Ap
fioll, nun vrninuniH ouo Vixlt." '-lini
JuKtleeaof tiioreftce, nnd tho eou?
Cous-
intr
i:lil cdiiMly of Columbia, that
there In their proper person at iu',,n01
forenoon of mild Ulh day ol 8upt. i. rt
uimhuu iiincr ninnr-.'
dotliosotliliiKS which to their (,mi"i6l
In 1 ilrinn. Anil I mi . "lr .
rccognlzaiiee, lo prosecute tucaiSL f0
oners that uro or may l,u iT,r'To,
tnld county of Columbia, to L'
llieroio prosecuip incni n, shui i, true
mr nil, ,-fmiCMLClt til lift ihimi.... .V 1
nuee, ngreoably U their notices.' h ,. J
, burg, tliollthdayotM,; ,.
L.8. V or our ltril, ono thou,,na,
v '1 drcdnndslxtv-nlnn ..TS'wm
third yenr of the InderciiileiioBM1. ...
Blntes of America. MOllDl-X'AI mi, c'
uioomsuurg, 16W, Jj
' I ' -' 1 . .. . rn
mi.u- a. .tit.ni ir.vnminnrinnini Auuciiuro
.VJonmdaythVwrd
&c,ock a,m. .'lS I'Rrffinm'nZ
said UlMOCliimn m o. -- '..,.
lion ns me iHinni i"'" - -
their 'leaehcrs atthnttlmc.
Ily order of tho Hoard. s M j,,.AC0C..
Aug. ISOD-SW. Hecrelai-y.
TJ- K E 1) U A
1 cliurch?Hcliooi'niid Tarlor Organs nnd Melo
dconsol eren' description', .nt jrfsliicdj prices,
fsend Torn copy of tho last edition of tho
"s i l y e it t,ojn ay e,"
'which will ho mailed freo to nny nddrcss upon
nppllcnllon to tho oldest mnnulacturcrs ofltced
Organs and MeladwgAmlgj
111, 11-j & 117 i:ast Slid Street Now York.
Aug. lf,'(b-3m.
rpitlAL LIST l'OIt Sl-m r
William Pavls vs Margaret Ural,,,
Tho Woslllrancu Imuran EI' 111
Kdward it'Cnll cl. nl. vs John s tioi
Thouins J.ynudersllco vs liuln it.
Iivlna l)vcnport vs William & lh
John Coleiuah vs Michael L'ronii mil
John, Coorcrvs Daniel llower. -ii j, "
ConynBharn township v. l'eitr rt'ini.
Isaao t cgcly vs James W. Sankn i
Abrnhaiu Young vs Jacob Wi,in'n "U
Charles K. Orcen vs 1'ctcr Helm, n
Hnniuel llenncr vs John H I n UtIIl r
I.ucas N, Jloyer vs Clcorgo W. cuS ' "0
ili.ssdeo'd.vs Collins Hulllir. a 6(
Win. I Itcler v Joh n Havnso ct.nl. tcr
J. J. ...i.o..... .n .'.llllllvtV Mil,,,
lieoof HonryUlgor. Y,
josepu TIIOI1U1S vs Jllllll Koun
l'eter Applcmnu vs Hllus v. Kami 11 Pc
ChrlstiiiUii t'ox s John Joue. rt
Henry J. Ycaplo s Isaac Drum 1 1
HECO.N1) WIIEK.
Henry J. Yeaplo vs Isaac Diurai'
ltudotpli Hlinmnn vs Ueorce lirei ,
John ApplCRnto vs Thomas wt Etn
John Applegnto vs '1 hoinas lvis, -J,
kj oiinu vi, iiHiillllll l Am
irui
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
f H E li A 1 It.
A YonnE' Actress will communlcato lo thdso
.Interested, Important ''liiforniatlon concerning
the Orowtli. l'rocrvulion nnu ucauuiyinK me
llunmn Hair. Tuoso honoring her with a call nt
her residence, will receive tho desired lnforma.
Hon and mil particulars. Thoso .who cauuot
mako It convenient to call, will rccolvo tho same
(rHKE) by mill, by nddresslng
Miss ANNA CAMnOM.
Aug. 13,'00-lm.
HI ltlif.t.lrf.rHtri(tt.
New York.'
s
IIliMFFS sALE.-
Hv vlrtuoofUctirtu.rtSvrit ofl-'loH Faclus tssu-
ed out of tlio Court ofi-'ominoii, rtenu of Colum
bia county, tested nt llloomsburtf tho 11, day of
May 1WJ, will uo expoKcuto pubiloifealo on tlio
lirernifeou prtturuay Hepienibcr 4tn. istjunt ono
o'clock ln'tuoiifternortubf saM ilny nil tho ileffii
dunt'K right, title and property lu tho following
UL'HCriUl'll mil I'SIUIU; riltllUlU III flllUlSUU IUWI1
ship Columbia county.-boUvcen Jurncytown nnd
aiuivme; mm utmntieu as louowa: t , t
1st. Atrnctoriand consnnnir ointionLBCventv
ncros, bounded by lands of William Hhuttr on the
nonh. by tho"Sw,lller1Tanncy, and lamia of
Joseph Masters pu the Ciist, by .lands of Joseph
iuaflCiB,oii mo bouiii. ana oy laiuit oi win nun
blnittz on the west; On Which tiro erected a two
Ktorv Framo House, a Frame ham. and nil nec
essary out tmlldlngV'Phorff Is abundanco of
pnoa waier.ana n largo amount oi cxccneni iruit,
Tho wholo In tiood statu of cultivation :
2nd. At tho Kill no tlmo nnd nlace ."1'lici RwKher
Tannery" tonsistintioraiMiuttwoiicrcs ok round
M ILII I'llllllU 4 VI IIIJ, HUUM', t i lllllll OUllfllT.
Kraino Tannery. Ac. Thl Tunncry slablhhs
ment, lrt nil itKhpnolutmcnts tho most com-
i.lftt In tl.n ,.n..ilFU, It liia IT Vila l,ri.(.1 ..,tlu
for lime, halt, leach elc, baric hone, holler liouo
enstno hou&e, beam houso, etc It In located In i
goon uanc i euiou, uuu is n, inoi, (icsirauio prop
Hel70d. taken lu execution nnd to bo hold as
tho property of Jacob A, HwWier.
Ana.V.'CJ t l.i ' HiGVtf
pOLUMBUS MALE3 AND FEMALE
Tho Columbus Academy Is o Clnsslcnl, Sclcn-
tlllc, Normal nnd Commercial Institution, loca
ted ut Now polumbusI.uzcrno County ,I'n, I
HUMMllIt TEHJ1 COMJIENUUd ALUUSTajlll
Tuition from td to HO per term II weeks,
llonrd " 82 j " 81 rr wcclc.
Htudauts desiring to board themselves can pro
euro rooms nt 82 per term.
For additional particulars nddrew . . .
lll.Y. JAJ11JM a. K1L.L.UUUK. M. U.
AUgl U,'U.tl.
rrlnclpal.
1 W E CONTINUE
To Manufacture our well-known Manures, ftupcr
rnospaiuc J.imc nuu imiaoiitaicu j.rriuurr,auu
iiiko uiwo ior saiu
r jP K U U VI A N O UAKO,
No, I (Jenulno Government,
) UU aunno.Tjiml riaster nnd Hyrfraulle CemcuC
(together with t eompleto iissortment of Burning
,iiuu viiiviiiuh in inn iiitiiuri, iiiifH
upei'l'houphatoof lime, - - - 8."o per IMk) Ibn,
V1U1IIU1MII1UU i till I ,j - Hi),
A DISCOUNT TO DEAU'.lW.
'ATiLliN & NEIIDLIiS,
42 Small 0tt,iro'AYfnJ'lll.iilelphla
KSrAiii,isiu:n in 1)JK
Million
wn.:riHioni. vs ik i e bert.
jaiouii iiimiiuia v nt nry a, We
Henry Gablo vs Peter Howi-rAte.'
Austen umircn vh Aiuirmv nun.
Jesso 1). Ulco vh Nathan Cmmii
John Trlco vs Samuel (ienf.i l.
tn
Samuel (lensol vs Daniel llnu..
Ileubcn II. KlnRvsKllsha II. lw fl''
John U. Lelhy vs Conynglnni tor'
llobert Uorrell vs llarny .M liroa-"
Sara i A.l'eterman num'r.vi . . '
ft.nl. , . .'
j-;tiwani l-ergeson vs uoiumbUCoi lu.
lMwnrd Mhailer v Columbl.u'i.c. t,r.
Hnmuel Klchnrd vs ColnmbUCon
Henry James vs CulumbU Ouuair sto
1 Welchel vs John F. Caslow. ,k,
lildeon Atndt vs John U. hel . 190
Oeorgo Nungessor vs Jiicublchtji j
KobcrtH. Hampton vs HUhiird iu "t
Thomas llenllekl vs Uriah lliwtturk
Uulel H. Ijiubach vs Lour; o,n.
A A J. llolnoehl vs UiekaHaoDiil
(leorgo W. Lott vs Wm. Kcliuiln ,
Alexander Colly vs Allims Celt
l'eter Hchtlg vs ChnrUs Lee. t,,
Joseph 11. Creasy vs 11. K liollma "f
Columbia Co. vs Jacob Yolie Jr. . lie-
CulumbU County.
1T) EGISTEH'S NOT1CK.-J3,0
I j hereby tilven to nil leKfttpei, c:t.
otlitjr persons IntereHted In tlieisuiclM
spcctlvo decedents nnd minors, ttui.n
Ui UUlllliliMiiiu'ii uuv Kimiuiitu ,
been filed lu tho ofllco ol tho L'ol rtli
blncouuty, uud will bo prest-utej I ,. ,
tlon ami nllowanco lu tho Orjhm
held In Bloomiiburg.nu Momhtha1
of Sept, InW, ut two o'clock tu tiu'-.t
aldfiay; ' an
j. wccoujiv iii Jj. n, Lnuviura nun ue
Zelaler lato of Scott Up.dccU .1
'Z, rirsinnu nnui nrcouuioi aumooi
Guardian of Wm. 11. Yocuni mluor, Y. j
Yocunl dee'd. Ti
3. Final nccountof Daniel F. M
deboubi nou ol Jacob l Itohrb.tchija9 "
4. Account ofl. V. A J.UMiLitt
Kxerutors of Daniel Mellctc Utcoi
5. First nnd final account cfJucoi
adm'r. of Jacob Murlclc, dccM. ti
(I. Account of Lawtiou HiiKlaianL
ry Xlxecutoriiof John M'Jleury. k.
twp. dte'd.
7, First nnd Hnnl nccmwtofri WE
noin r.oi Aim jjuuoucu uic u.
a. Trst and ilnul account of Onl. '
of Thomiw II. Low. deo'd,
li
s
IIKRIKF'S SALES.
Ity vlrtuo of sundry writ . s of Venditioni Kx-
ponax, J,e-nrl 1 ut'ltifit and I Im Fnelau, issued
out of tho Court of Common l'lms of Col
umbia county nud to mo directed 111 Lm exposed 1
in haie oy puuue veuuuoorouiery at ino i;ouri
Houso lu lilocmsburif.nt ono o'clock Intho after
noon of Monday Sept. lith iww, tho following
nnifNuuu iu wh; curium iiuct oi Ajiinu nu
lla to lu Matllton lownMilp, (JoHunUlii, county,
bonndctl and dusrrlbed as ioltowa, to wit; Ou
tho north by Innds of William llarber, on tho
enst by lands ol Michael lUllhelm,ou tho west Ity
lauds of Moser nnd Shetlcr.and on thosouthhy
lauds of John Hwlsher.contalnliii; about ion ucies
more or I cas, on which is creeled u Log House,
with tho appurtenances.
Seized tiikcu in execution and, to lo Rold as tho
property or Joseph AVItand Henry shlpton.
ALSO: ,t
At tho Raiiif tlmo nnd place, thofollowlnsTract
of lnnd, sltuato In Montour township, Columbia
county, iidlolulna lands of Win. G, 1 1 or ley and
(leorpto A) Frlck on tho Houth, IVtcr Mi Knrnhntr
ou tho west, LewNHoatou thu north, and Hur
ley nnd:Frlclc tu tho oabt,cmtfilnliu; about nlnei
ty-tlvo Hcres, moio or less, about hevcutyflve
acres of w hlch Is cleared land, whereon is creeled
ti Frame Dwelling llnuse.a new iiank Uarn,Va
on Houso and Corn Urib, with a hprln of water
near tho houfce. Tnero is aho an npplo orchard
on the premises: with thunnnurtciiinirrK.
Seized, taken lu execution and to bo sold ns tho
pioperiy oi iieujatuin jwuui,
aIjBO:
At tho hatno tlmcand placo thoft)lIovluK pleco
Columbia comity, bounded ami described ns fol
lows, (q wlti On tho north byn public hluhwav
leiutli'tj from Catawlssa to Mlllllnvlllc, on1 thu
caib uy iiutd oi ueoruo JwuiKcnneiEer. ueceaed
on thhouth by land of UanlelMlller, and on the
Vs,1 "A," puuno roau icaaiug from Fjpy to
MalUVlltC. Containing Klx Actpk mnro r.
Seized, taken luexevutlon and to bo sold as tho
liup;ii; ui ueurnu Jiougenuerier, (lec'ii.
A L H O:
Atthoeamo tlmo and nlace. lhn riiinwinrr
crlbedLotofGround.bltuato In tho borough of
north by laud of John James, on tho bouth by
Wood street, ou tho east by Locust Aveuuo, and
on tho west by nn Allev.beintr In front u.i Locust
Avonue.llfty lout, and ono hundred and lorty
iect deep, whereon Is creeled a two-story Frnmo
Pelzetl, taken lirexecullon amT'to boToUl as
tho piojorty ofjMchel bheaiu- .
A L rT 0 ":
IKnM ..r li......... .tt..n.n i.. . ? .V..Y' "
nr.V; li ,' , ;u ,' or ropy,
nlley, on tho cast by anulley, on the. koulu by
ty feet deep, on 'which Is erected a. two stnr.
A Hoy l.i rrui) iiy a KiTi:. A young
mil nt I.:iku tilaUoii. Mi-wixsinlil, luul
vory Iiuku'iiihI lipautiful kltu proscntctl
to lilm, about six tea Iiy four In, bIsh?,
which ho riticiuiitcd to raiso on tho 2nd
Inaliint, Justus tlmwiiiil wiu Increnslnir
nnil n storm wtistlireatoiiiiiff. Tliowluil
ilrow thp kite so heavily ns to dm.; tho
uoy tiiont; iiIho. To urovfiit losing tho
fuvorlto, lio wound tho cord around his
hotly. At Inst tho gust horo klto and
hoy along in thp rapid nlr current. Tho
hoy hopmod to ho about 1(H) foul nhovo
tliooarlh.iiutl thokllullvo times that
illstaiico. At Inal tho young klto-flyur
ifiught In Iho (oi of a trcg.ipid vn-i sua
pciplcd 75 loot jihoyo tho grpuinl.. A
llooil of rain camo pn, blacking ll(p lno,
aliatlng tho wind, iuhI allowing )ip J.
tip Biitroror to ho ri'hcued. Uo wan foipid
to ho uiicoiiii'Ipiis, apil Bp lirulscil apd
iparrpd in to !o bc,arcply rcc()gn,i)il, hut
Wis rpstorcil tq samo ovciing, and In
liowdplpg wpll.
Tho public debt stiilcment shows
a reduction or tho gdverument indebt.
cdiiess during tho month or July
niiiouutliiffto7ll!l5,7U,a). Thoiiniouift
of coin In tho Treasury Is mA03,m,K:
coin cerllllcates, ao,72.5,BK). Amo un
of curroiiey in thp Treasury 2:),8S1,(,
pi sinking rund tU.W'A 17.07: other
bonds purclmscd.if 15,1 10,600, '
Attliesamo tiniH nnd place,
leco of (J round, situate In-1
county aforesaid, bounded on tha north by un
nlley. on tho oast bv an ullev. nn ihaiLmn.. i...
Main stieel, and ou tho wektly lot of l'eter IteccD
being ehtlity lcct front by ouo bandied and six?
Frame Hwelllns House, a Frame, Btahio. with
thonnnurtenanceM. 1 ' '
Hclznl, (alien In execution nnd to bo sold as tho
property; o Wesley Huckel.
ALSO
At thpS Knio tlmo nnd place, n certain Lot of
On the north by n public road, on tho east hy an
nlley. on the west by lot of Thomas Edgar, nnd
on the smith by nn alley ,'cnntalnln about one.
fourth of un acre, inoro or less, on which Is ereo-
HlM.,,,i'!l!?'.''i'""0 Pwellluit Jliiuw, u l.'rauio
Htublo, with tho appurtenances, rl
Helzod, taken In execution and to ho sold ui
.A LSOl
ai ino samo umo and placo. n certain Iit or
ricoo of uround, sltuato on tho uuhlln mini Ifiui.
Sr'wnKV.'0,""' 10 wl" 0,; '" ' y land
of William Culp, on tho east by land iiu'iiS
nn mo m un uy laud or Hnmuel Fisher, nnd on
ho west hyiund of Jacob Jlludtrllter, c'mtaln.
na Twelve Acies, more or less, whefenn "e rec-
A lid O;
Al Iho samo tlute and place, a certain IM of
Orouud, hliualu lu Hie Ilor ough of Kiilrnlla
nnd ,,ni-r o XI :f onenunared
Helzisl, tultcu lu execution nn.l In bo sold as
llio property ol li,lv,-.irii HulIVy, km. V
A I, H o i
,At lhos.ini,. Umo and placo. all that certnln
Two-Story 1'lanlt Jlnlljim.,' "ituito Iji J "vji
),.1.'."i1."l"1''U. '"' iwy f A'luVibli. VtlLti .1.
uuuuuw occupied l.y Wl uin Kritaiuu us
toiileclhiiiery und Fiult hhop.) ,,ii t l i lot c
iuiduiiu iu'CmJ cutl,ltt 'iwimtmill I
HoUed, lakiuiuoxeculloii uud to bo Hold ns
thH'rvilly of William i:rui,iui. 9 J m
A I. H I) i
At IhA saint) time nnd place.
viuuna lying in . innoinHUuru lu Iho lownshinnf
llluoui, huun.led und dwcrl ld us lollows T id !:
ou the norlh hy laud of (Jatherlno WliliVVitul t'
on tho cast by lock Hlreet.on thu sou i hi Kil
ylck Kouey, and on t ho welt hy u ,, ulliy Whereon
Is erected a Iruuin iiu-Miin.. V.l.r. .. M.w.utrir0I
iruuifliiu'r. nn i....... ...i.-. .
mirtenantM. "" . wmi uiu ui
Welswl, taken lu oxeeullon nnd to ba sold na ll...
prorly of lieorgo ivifer iSKS! Wan"? "li"
Muitnr.i'Ai mti i.a in!
Aucivta-tf . LVKVk
A pSflNISTItATOIt'S NOTICE,
itM,nV'!iJofi".'1''llV'.'lrttU'' 01 ""bdo of" Jan,
ice ? i Si0- K Vluu ,u!"! '"I',. Columbia c?
l-'or Mnlo hy Uu, llloomsburc Iron Company.
auj. l.l.VJ if.
Pf
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Ouo Copy.nnu yenr
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Hlght Uoples
Any person nmdlugTtVnrln'
ov is tiik timk to sunscnniF.
lull ,
Till': KlUKSIDK COill'ANION, 1
Till!, FAMILY BTOKY l'Al'KIt.
10 DO
15) till
nu of '
i:iaur sun.scitinKiw.ANiiSi) oo
For onn year, will lio sent ono copy free, nnd bo
enlliltd It, mid Hlnslo Copies at8..S). '
Wo commcnoo, Ausust 31st,
THK OllEAT STOIiV Or UIK YKAll,
I'.HK-MIDNIOHl' MAHHIAQK ;
'il ' 'bri,ist '
WHOSK WIPE WAS SHE?
11 Yj "HATTiU.''
,1 uls hlory, tho best ever peuuod by this talen.
led and f.i orllo author, will bo commenced In n
couplo of wccUs.1 Tho subject Is nnovol oncaud
treated In n manner that makes it Intensely lu.
icrestlugnnilcxcltlni!. a beautiful vnumr oin
Is iiiaiileil nt nilUiiliht, and lu clrcumsuiuces
.u... i. niijiusiuiuiur ner lo mul out. lu
r , V reany mo will) orn nn
Who claims to liA tier lin.li.iii. I r.r l.i... ...i....
she lliouijlit silo was marrylnn. Tho lascluatlou
'"" .'".." mo wuoiesuujcor, is painfully lu
terestliii,', und not tho least loinurkublo clruiin
stunce coiinecled with it. Is tho Met that it Is i
Truohtory. No reader of
'HIE riUICSlDE COMPANION,
Orofany other, inner, should fall to read this
most remarkable of all Htorles. r.ulies should
.,,T.i . topics oi ino fireside Uom
panlon, containing
THE MIDNIUIIT SIAnniAOKi
0 nfi
W110SU WIFK WAS SIIKt
oi:ohgi: MUN'im
118 Wllllaia Utiect M. Y. r
:iil.ih Kllno dee'd.
lo. First and llnal nceouut ot '
ndm'r, or John llllilul'rclilal.uii'.
11. Account of John WeiuurrUL
ltiirlman. dcc'it.
IJ. Final account or j. v.n.uuu .
It. ti. ilerrell. deo'd us UuaidUu n- '
bender. t'u
1:1. Fii-stnud nualnccouiitnfA.U. 1 .
titor of Abrnhaiu ileruer, dec'J. si
11. Flun( account olilc.ckiuliJ.t
of lleuj. J. lloone. deo'd, nt
15. Account ur Kauiuel KKutr. .
Chrlstiina Klsner.ns llled by In
ndm'r, of Kumuel Klsmr, Ueco. An
lu. i irsi iinu niisi account ui ji. ,.
xtcuUir of Jacob Knrus la'.eof! n
twp. dee'd. ,li',
17. Firstund (luul nccountof II'
of Tclor lless lato of Flshlnyiretktn;
is. Aeisiunioi luuas weaver,
Weaver latouf Frunklln twp.,'rt4 IH
111. Flnnl nccnutitnfSamui.lCltil.1
Anna M, Wolf.mlnor child of lkit."
a). Tlio account of Clmrks II. lw S.
Kxecutors of Abraham 1 less, iwO- ,
Creasy, ndm'r, of Charles II. 1U... 'I
21, Filial uccount of ilosesiuiJH -'
ndm'r. of Daniel llowcr. lato ul I" u
dee'd. mi
22. First nnd nnal account oKIL
ndm'r. of Joseph llobb.ns Ule t 111
a. Account of A. 1'. Heller, nJul. 3t
Kisucr,iuicorainiiisoiii!tcii. nf
21. First and llnal nccountof M t-1"
Olloert II. Fowler. Executor of
lato of Iloruugh of llerwlek.d.t-'u . .
25. First und llnal account oi j
nnd Invlnu Davenport ndm'r. (.1
port lutoof Herwlek lloroite,h,ilu s
m. -iiieuniai uucouin. oi ri-ur a cl
Ouanlluu ofisaluh Ualler.
27, First and llnal ncuouiitofl1 '1
01 Ilaruiau Kline, lato ol heotlW .
2S. Account of llobert F, flarl..uu
John Healer lato of Klsliluui rccs.fi- ;1u
2t. Account of i;ilas MendniluJ
Ncvln U. Funk. Ui
.10. Account of David 11. Ho'1
Wellington ilowerv. -1'
Aug. IJ.'MMm,
HAND JUK0I1S.
G
llloom Casper Cie!ler.
,.,iTvirc"cl'(JeorBu Miller, Euhrum Trowl
lieniou-stott E. Collcy.
beUnd7r!lJkoTt;Kl,!tKmUUBCel',y LCVl
Ceutro Jokso llollinan..
Orceuwood-John H. Jlathcr.
Jolm Mlllir u'1 Urucr" w' ilarshall,
rS''V"T'-l",?,?rli.st'lIcnryil,enJn'nlH Hess.
locust-Joseph UIIHk, DunlVl MUuo,; ' , j
JIa isou-teamuol JoTinsou,, ' 1
illUllu-Daulel A. Hess.
Mhf,'ic'i-,'?"0,b.Blroun'Emn;1Ollbort,
intrtt1!1!'!!! ra,JC"' Mwuius.
rlcott llas Kruin.
PETIT JUKOHS FIltST WEE1C.'
, I'OH HKH'EMIIUK T1SUM 1W3.
llrlarcrtck-Win. Wllklsou.Clmrles HeaX.
1!dcUrlM.nr1)'lVU'JCU,"'u1' B,u.
Alex.
lleiner-Chus. Michael, Jercjuluh Culn.
llcrwick lloro'-Wiu. V. Stephens.
-Ilnrv nnlilA
-Uaulei I', Hosier.
If.r " uumjioiu nre rwiueaim lu inuko
tlKiii known, uud Ihosu Indebted lo make iu,"
Am? 13-cu.m IIOHALIMIA 111 I'll Alius, '
Aug, 1J, CU-Ot, AdiuliiUtrnlrfx,
CeUlro Will. l).lllirl,.lr I n.A,r....:i.i
i,'li,"l'iV'u'!f1I'08. Jr. Daniel c. lieur-
Ceiurullu lloro' I
Flshlmicreelf 11m
Franklin Ki.ii lu.t. 1..11.
1 .!! l;ml''c"-'-oyl Wright Jacob Ilarr s,'Jackson
I-eldy, Aaron 1), OlUles, John It. Miller.
Locust Muberry Kuyucr. " 1""lr-
; iiuin-Jol 11 Li U. Chrlsilan Wolf.
Mad son-Win, J. Allen, Morris Masters
MontnurlKoau Mowery. aicrs.
Ml. l'leasant-Johfi Wunlch.
orango-ll rain t. Kiln.,
w,,,.''ll!t1i'T1'elf",Wl!l'!l.1'!lu,, AdHins.Ocn. ci alg,
111. Drelsbae , (Jen. F. Cruhr rhas 1'. l.vir
Keoit-TlioinasCrevellugHr 1 1 1-clf'
hkconu wi:i:ic.
Iljoom-Ooorgo W, Hteruer, huiuuel Hhallir
JU uton-. ,u,u roust, ivter iWuiuli!
erwlck lloro' -Lewis Kuiii,
111 aver .lull ltr...ll...,
eifhMaXlc7.1S,,'l0llU,VCr'''i','0,u'u Miller J.v
V,lfr-:!'e'"y "iltemhy,
I'cntralla lloro'-Jiiemf,!!, vi..
juciii. Lunger,
mi :r'T,i " 'r'.'J"
Yeller.'
I ni .?.? ?f i.11 H,,m, II"l'1
Ml. I'leusuulJiihepli IV Bands
Tuonias 1 lioiiiunJiiii.i.. ' """"'
Monluur lKsuehur Evans.
Jillllln-Isano Hwepiieulielsur.
I Ine-Josliua Buvuge, lllcluua W. Lyons.
Iloarlnecreek-Owen )0.iLland t'""'
kmlMX ,1 Aumn 'lloone, Hen
1 HumiVfif , "ft"1 W"1")" Huckle. '
hugurioat Ucorit-u M.u.T.,...
druwSwVom''?!, i'iSV "i1" '""'iolng Isooriectn.
ilulesnr il,'. "Mf1"1' "."a "trea uiKin tho
1 'J;" "f"1" oil ce. we havo hereunto sot our
Attest UJmU tbis'Jol i.duy of July A. D.lt5
m. uniC'KiiAt'M, Clerk.
. Monlecal Millard, WicrllT.
E.LIH11A IIAYMAN, ' I jury
illUM. J, WLLLlVEIt, ; ConiVs,
TJ O T I 0 I:
1 hu Treasurer of Coluiuhla oouuly will pay nil
school wuriiuiU; lorHtulo ujipinprfiitiJu II lira
siiiii he liumled lu Urniu 11,'uii sU iement with
UiotluloTriauuer, WM.Klllt'KIIAUM,
l..r Unlnl. V.........
-Hlacy Jolin. Win, Musteliur Wm. II,
M'Cullum,
John a
0. Account of rJllhi Kline. F.i
lamKllnons filed by Jusl.ui Kil.
iat
llloomsburg August 0,
J.Ol
sr
1
"yiUOW Al'I'ltAISBiy,
Thn fnllii.i.lit. nr,l.r.ilk..lill r.tS Of 1 'ft
bonal property set upurt to ulilu" .
hnve been lllid In tho olllce of I-
Columbia county, under the l.ui" ,a
will bo presented for uusolute r
tho Oriihuns' Court tn bo held la
nnd for said county, ou Moa.laj'i
Hcpt. Itoa nt two o'clock i w!t
oxcepllons to such ionilriiuiloi;fliOi
Uled.of which nil persons to-,
estates will lako uotfco: ,. a
. 1. Widow of Win. Kltchcuef 51t
deu'd. , ,
2. Widow nf .loseuh KlkenJiU ' ,
dee'd. . .,
, Widow of wm, 1W. l.ui.." rj ii
J. Wlduwol l'eter K.HcrUlaiil
5. Widow ol l'hlllli M. bttcly v t
dee'd. . , .ni
li. widow of Frederick uum-r
deo'd. . e
7. Widow ofl'elcri:nuiyoIH,-)
deo'd. .
8. Widow of Ots). llielsch elrt',
deo'd. i. I.
JUU.' v
gAuaii-s
haw rmxt
SUPlCIt I'lIOSPHATi: i"
STAND A RD
II'JJW',
iho lini"
Wn n 1.' v... am
..H....V. ,u r III lllE.n, .......i
llAUdirH HAW HONK hVVr H 1 l'tWt
ns being liluhly Improved. . .0
Iliuigh'8 lluw llouo fcuper 1 1'7
name iu Icates. prepared lo 5 J1
Hones lu Oil of Vllrlol-lball'v. ,
not been deprived of their on- .
giense uud uluo-by bnrulinio'"? ;
foie, prcLius lolhu uso of l' ,
valuable properties of Haw i"1!.
com eiitriiled form reudtrlni,
ncllon mul vory perinauent- ,
Furmers uro recoiiiiiieu'iw i
Iho donlorlomled lu their eU ' 1
lions wheio uu denier Is 5l,,Li.
1'hosphnto limy bo proctuul "m
uiideislgiied. ,
IIAUOH A SONS.!",. 1
Omco.No. 20 H. Delaware A'"'
Aug. u0l)-3iii. .
8 T It A Y. '
Ciimn to'tho primlses of " "S
garloaf township. IXilunib ai o.'
fourth .lay of July n dark MVJ
fuurleen years old, star on heri
left hip. scratches bn both l'"'J "
on front ones. ,.
Tho owner Is requested to ,,.
expenses und lako her away
nccordlug to law jAMt1'"
Okntiiai, July I0,'UQ.3I.
nO-PAHTNEHSIIIl
,Tho undersigned havo entMeJ IjJ
ship ns Founders nndMncblu
Fouudry lierwlofoio ociupi'"
llK"liu,!i
Tho books of (lie lalo flria , "0il
E. 11. Ikler, to whom ull l"011 1
apply.
llloomsburg Juuo ll.'CO-lf.
T? B T It A Y .
i ....
Hlruyed from the resldei cofi'
Miutlsou twp.boilt lheliildJ, !u,i
bull tun vi iim 1. 1.1- l.ii no 110 l
bo paid fur his return. J0"'
MAIUsoN.Aug. U,'l-:'w'.
ui iiciuiirtTi