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1 1 LOOMSDUHO, PA .
FIUI1AV hllllWIMI, Al'dtlHT !10, 1NI10.
rllM UOI.UMIIIAN li. III I.ar(.C
tllrt-illnlloit or Mlijr ni.r ptllillllicil In
nrlli-rit lcnu.ylvi.iil, ami L alio n
in.trh larger lieet than mix or ii colcm
lnrrle ami it therefor Ilia bel maillilm
Xni- mlt crlltlltg III Ihll atctloll orilia Stale.
Radical Statesmen
ll luu over buuii iluciiKil nu liniiosul
Ml- ttuiil Id imitiufauturua silk ptiracotit
uf tlio imilcrliil furnished by tho oar of
llio fenmlo pig, lmt its nearly us tills feat
iiw bo ncctiiniilishcil by ordinitry (or
nxtruonllnary) liumtul menus lias bet'n
done by tlio Iteiiubllcnn parly lit tho
mailer of their "great mon."
In looking over tho political world tlio
mind of tho ordinary observer U stag
Kered at sight of tho being who fill tho
re.U places of tliolaml. Positions which
tlenmnd both tact and ability for their
crcdIUiblo lining, uro given to those
"whoso want of both la marvelous to
IjoI li friends and opponents.
Political trickery, truckling to tho
powers that bo nud the possession and
enunciation of principles which aro or
dinarily held to bo Incompatible with
the character of either a Christian or a
gentleman, have apparently taken tho
jilaco of tho keen diplomacy and grand
powers which characterised tho admin
istration of air.ilrsln tho curlier and bet
ter days of tho republic.
Claiming from tho beginning, to hava
incorporated Into their ranks all tho
Jirainsiw well as tho morality of tho
a'otiiitry, they huvo thoeirron(ery to put
aorwaiu, in ovidencooflhls, men whoso
3giioraneo, Imbecility and profligacy nro
amtnrious.
Slitrl: our leprchenlallves abroad In
lio pcrnons of Washburno and .Sickles.
The former at tho Court of Franco pos
sessing not a whit moro knowledgn of
H'rciu'li than he does of KuglUh but
;ven thathiirpamlug his informalionou
anatlem dliilomatle. Sickles' In Spain,
with a character who'o blackness Is 'so
iller that his prlvato vices becomo vir-
lues when compared witli his public
CrlllKH.
I'ora President wo bavo ono whoso
talent Is undoubted for "gratefully ac
cepting" every thing oirered, and for
"llildllngwhllstltomoburns," but these
iialillc.ttioiw however gratifying to
himself run! frlondsaro not calculated to
promote tho general interests of tho
country. Questions of moment uro held
in abeyance whilst his Excellency, tli
porta himself in tho wnvru at Long
Itr.uich or dances badly at public balls
given in his honor.
If wo turn to our own State govern
mem wo nnu out lltuo to enliven our
minds. An Executive wo have in name
aud but little else, "oound nutl fury slg
nifying nothing," u man who If vanity
una seir Importance were cardinal vir
tuns might rank with tho archangels.
Ouo moro brilliant act of this party if
culture and intellect and general Intel
ligence should bo recorded ; they have
chosen as their standard bearer forthe
coming campaign, John Covodol Com
raont is unnecessary, as the sterling
abilities of this enemy of English gram
mar and political purity nro already
well known to tho community.
Tho most unpardonable Injury which
the Radical party has inflicted upon Iho
country is this that they have placed
ignorance and vlco In tho places of In
telligence and virtue, and have folsled
upon us blackguards for gentlemen.'
Montour Nominations.
The DemocrattcConventlon of Montour
county mot at Danvlllo on Monday last
(Aug. iuth,) and nominated William O.
Uullor-for Prothonotary and William
Yorks for Commissioner, Daniel Blll
meyer of Liberty twp. and George W.
Miles or IVitivlllo were appointed Sena
torial Conferees instructed to support
Thomas Chalfsnt for nomination, and
W.U.AVeidcnhamerand Michael Ureck
hill Pepreacntativo Conferees who will
no doubt concur with this county (un
der usage) In the nomination of Hon.
Geo. Scott. Thoro aro now, we boliovo,
12 election districts in Montour county,
of which tho four wards of Danvlllo con
stitute one-tliird,nnd twodelegates from
each district nro chosen In Conventions,
(as in tills county.) Tho Democratic
vofnof Montour beInglG07(forSeymour)
ttohavoasarcsultan average ratio of
"fl volrs for a delegate in Convention
Any careful reader of tho dally pa
pcrs must havo noticed tho great num
bcr of largo fires which havo occurred of
lalo in various partH of tlio country.
Within three weeks Just past, property
valued at nearly Jlfteen millions of dol
linn bus been destroyed. Such tremen
dous losses may well challt'iigo tho care
ful attention ofhuslness meii.Thcrcsuru
ly must besomething radically wrought
tho administration of Kiro Department
nllairs or thoso of tho Pollco, olso with
tho present admirably constructed ilro
engines and apparatus thosu things
would not bo. Tho ovll bus becomo so
great as to deserve legislative notice. In
two weeks Philadelphia has lost by the
llcry element twelve millions, or nearly
bo.of property. If tho Police aud Eire
Departments cannot protect citizens
from these frightful calamities tlio aid
of tho law makers should bo Invoked
Tiiutiu-ulnis although a bouiu
what raro virtue in Kadical circles.
should bo commended whenever and
wherever discovered. Wo aro pleased to
record tho folio wing opinion of a shin! ng
light In the partyof'hlgh moral ideas'
In which wo thoroughly coincide.
Said tho editor of tho Now York 'JYl
tunc In ISM:
"Governor Ocary Js either a very dig'
nifled man or a very pompous one per
haps a little of both. Ho U a profound
egotist, mid talks about what ho Is mid
Intends to bo in a somewhat ostentatious
manner. Governor Ooary is a very de
termined man without the capacity to
determluo on any systoniatlccourso. Ho
has an iron will without a purpose, bis
only aim being to carry through the
measures pf incorrupt faction, and that
w unuer instructions, jie u merely a
pqlU(clun and the. miserable loot of a
miseraoto jacuon,"
Tub loDg-lost American caglo is now
found. Ho cornea up black as nigrltu
dlnous night, this pcr-roud bird does,
in tho person of a corn-field Cuff just
elected (o tho reconstructed Xforth Car
ollnu Houso of Kopresciitatives, to
represent Wilmington City, tho wealth
iest nnd most Important commercial
constituency In tho Old North Slntp.
Eaglets Is lils name, und Africa his na
tion. And coal black is his hue, this
gem of (Jladtcal) legislation.
Representation of Columbia and
naontour in tuo iicgisiaiiirc.
Tho following Hepresentatlves have
served from tins liepreseniaiivtullsirlcl
in tho Legislature since I Ml, (prior In
which dale local mu.Hlluus nlfccted tho
choice of KepioiA'ntatlvo.)
HCSSlll.NS. Ul'.l
18.1.1 1
18.10
JiihiiO.Moulgoim'iy, Montour.
18,17
18.1S J
18.1'J )
1SG0 f
Peler Kill, Columbia.
Samuel Oakes, Montour.
1801 Hiram It. lCIIno, Columbia,
1802- I.evi I. Tate, "
1KC3
1
1801
John C. Kills, Montour.
W. H. Jacoby, Columbia.
Thomas Clialfant, Montour.
180.1 )
18G0
1807 )
1668 I
1809 George Scott, Columbia.
It will bo seen that a re-election of Mr
Scott the present year will bo .In confor
mity with usage, and that Under tho
u?age, If adhered to,Montour will have
tliGllcprcscntatlvo for two out of three
years of tho next Senatorial term.
Tho Democratic voto of the two eoun
ties at tho Presidential election last year
was as follows:
sKYJtoun
Columbia -1022
Montour 1097
Thus tho Democratic voto of this
county was about two and n half times
that of Montour and that, wo beliuve.ls
about tho usual proportion. It follows,
that during the last fifteen yenrs Mon
tour lias obtained more than double tiic
representatives she was entitled to In
tho Hou.sc upon n principle! of numbers
nnd rehitivo weight uf population. Hut
it has been thought expedient and has
been found convenient, to dlvldo repre
sentation equally between tho counties
and such has been (ho practice. To bo
sure thcro was difficulty In maintaining
tlio usago when Mr. Clialfant wai a can
didate tho first timo, in 18G0. For great
dissatisfaction was produced in Ibis
county by ciii'iim.slaiiccs attending the
district nominations of that year, und
tho lleprei-cntallvo Conlerees of this
county, tho Standing Committee, and
both of our Democratic newspaper.-?
united in pulling up Col. Talo as a can
didato agaln.t Mr. Challant. Only by
energetic effort was that formidable
movement defeated and the nomination
of Mr. Clialfant sustained. Thocirctlm
stance which then .stung tho passions of
men and produced tho dilllculty was,
lhatwhiloMonlour (the smaller county)
took tlio Representative nomination,
tho votes of her Senatorial confoiees de
feated a Columbia county nomination in
Senatorial conference, although when
Mr. C. was nominated lie and ills friends
had agreed that they would support a'
ColumbiacoiinlySenatorialuominatlon.
Tlio Editor of this Journal, in common
with others, supported Mr. Clialfant at
that time in order to sustain party ua
gcs.und accepted his explanation that he
could not control tho Senatorial confer
ees of his county as as excuse for tho re
suit in Senatorial Conference, tint we
do not dc&lro to over see again the same
strain put upon the Ildelity and magna.
nimlty 'of our party in this county that
was put upon them at that time.
Turning now to tlio upper House of
tho Legislature, tho fact appears, that
neither Columbia nor Montour has had
a Senator for twelve' ye.irs. Col. Uest of
Danvlllo was Senator when Montour
was erected and Immediately afterwards
'Mr. Uuckalew of this county represen
ted tho district. Taking into account
tho relative population and Democratic
vote of tho two counties, tho terms of
service of thoso gentlemen balanced
eacli othdr, in other words wero propor
tioned to the relative political weight
of each county in the Senatorial district.
Upon the whole, Montour lias had
her full share of representation in the
Legislature, and In fact, for a longtime,
nn excess as compared with this county.
Wo aro not careful to have an exact nc-
countstatcd between our countlesjto In
sist to its full extent upon tho principle
of popular numbers in our representa
tion, but our exhibit wo supposo Is now
timely and may bo accepted as instruct
ive. That harmony which has existed
almost without interruption between
our counties for so many years, will bo
best preserved by a frank acceptance of
facts and by tho avoidance of all undue
prctciifcionsorelaims by cithcrcounly In
its relations with tho other.
Bradley's littlo Lies about Gen. Bnt.
It is our duty to repel unjust assaults
upon our candidates whetherStato, Dis
trict or County, and as occasion thai I re
quire during the canvass that duly will
ho performed. The Jlepubltean of last
week assaulted Gcn.Ent in a small way,
and 'wo shall now answer it. It said :
"There is Ehl, who, besides being a
resident of llloom,camo very near coin
ing over to IhoKcpuhlicau party during
tho war. Ho wrote some pretty strong
letters homo in omiosltlou to tho l.'Ish.
ingcicek democracy nnd at ono tlmu wo
ocnovo was anxious to uring ins regi
ment up hero to belli put down tho In
surrection. Wo go In for tlio General
every timo. A distant view of tlio
omeo or Surveyor General recalled his
waning nlfections to thoDcniocratlc. par
ty, and tho position of Prothonotary in
n county Court, in recilUy, may secure
them."
TO AM WIIICU WK ANSWKU:
1. Gen. l.'ut is not (and lias not been)
u resident ofllloom, but pf Light Street.
no did not coma near to going over
to tho Republicans during tlio war or at
any other timo.
!1. Ho did not wrilo strong letters
home In opposition to tlio Eislilngcroek
Democracy or any other Democracy, in
hisniimuaudin our own, wo defy the
Jlfjmbltam to produce any such letter
or to prove that It ever' existed.
I. He was not anxious to bring his
ltcgliiieut hero to put down an Insur
rection or anything olso. ill fact his
Rcglmonl was. discharged and dispersed
so mo timo before tho idle gcd insur
rection and tho Invasion of our county,
Its term of.scrvico expired in thoSpring
of 1801 whlio the troubles here were in
tho Summer following. "Liars should
havo good memories."
Einuily.n vlew( whether uearor dis
tant) of the oQlco of Surveyor General
did not recall his waning Directions to tho
Democratic party. Ho was nominated
impromptu In the State Convention In
1868 for Surveyor General when ho was
absent in New Jersey nnd had no knowl
edge or expeclntlon of such an ovont.
Three years beforo that tlmq ho spoke
at length at the Nob Mountain meeting
and four years beforo ho acted as u
Democratic Commissioner In the taking
of tho Army voto. n sprvIcQ for which
ho was roundly abused by tho Vuhmibla
Cointy Jlepubucun. Ho was also n
speaker at Democratic meetings In our
own and other counties In 18C0.
THE COLUMBIAN
Tho Columbia County Invasion.
XIX
1 ill' iiviait).
TlIK WIT.S-KHM AHAM LUTZ! -This
wUncss was examined against Hants',
and Colley but not lii tho Daniel Me
Henry cave. Ho resided In tho village
of Ilcutnn, was u pump-maker (and
farmer) and about the lime of tho trials
an inn-keeper. That hu was n man of
strong passions was shown by a transac
tion subsequent to the trials. Hohr Mc
Henry sometime after his return homo
from prison complained of tho testi
mony against It I tn which I.titx had giv
en bn tho Itant. trial ; whereupon Lulu
struck lihu violently with u hand-saw
and cut his bead suverely. Considering
tho small slzu of tho man assailed and
the great prostration of his strength by
Imprisonment, and considering also tho
great lnjustlci of testimony given be
lilnd his back without uotlco or oppor
tunity for cross-examination or reply,
this assault appears not only very re
prehensible but bs convincing proof of
tho unreliability uf Lutz us u witness.
For It exhibits u passionate nature, lia
ble to bo carried away by any strong
Impulse beyond tlio limits of Just and
considerate action,
But there is a particular reason for
not subjecting the testimony of this
witness to sovero criticism, or Insisting
strongly upon facts that would tell
against him. For ho died about two
years slnco of pulmonary dl8easo oud It
would now bo ungraclouo becaiiio un
timely to subject his memory to much
of odium or censure. Hut wo aro com
pelled In tho full performance of our
task to pats his evldenco in roviowand
accompany thn exhibit wllhsomo ex
planatory remarks.
In the Hantzcase, Lulz testified that
hu had heard of tho Hauls', meeting but
did not know Its object, and that upon
oiln occasion (tho timo of which ho
could not .state) hohud hoard Kant, say
that they (tho people) should save their
money to buy powder nnd lend to shoot
tho abolitionists. This remark was
made after a failure to ralno bounty
monies to clear the township. Ho fur
ther teslllled to n convers itlon with
Uohr M'llenry to which allusion has
been already made, and which was
manifestly Intruded Into tho case with
out reason or Justification. Wo omit it
because it was wholly Irrelevant to the
casoon (rial and its introduction plainly
unjust to an absent party.
In the Stott K. Colley case, (Nov. 2Jrd
0J), tho testimony of Lutz was as fol
lows: Adam Lute sworn : "Jtosido in Don
toil; know prisloncr. Last harvest,
about July, got Into conversation with
him about the draft and about election.
He claimed Woodward .was elected j
Curtln put in by intrigue. Ho stated
wo could never whip tho South ; we
had been whipped in every engagement,
lost every batilo. He said our armies
were all cut up whilo the south was In
good lighting order. Ho said wo could
not HU up our aimhs; volunteering was
played out, und thcro was no uso in
drafting. laskedhim why tlieycould'nt
fill tho armies by drafting; lie said,
they did not Intend any moro men
should' bp sent south to be slaughtered.
I told him if a draft was made it would
be enforced. Ho said, If tho Govern
ment undertook that thero would bo
war at home, and tho bloodiest times I
ever heard tell of. Ho said I would bo
sorry that I had over lea the party.
Cross-examined : Wo came nearly to
having blows. We talked somo before
that day. He said wo had never given
tho poutli any chanco to como back into
tlio Union. lie spoko In tho way I
stated."
Itn.MAnKH : Evidenco of conversa
tions between disputants, detailed by
ono of them, Is always to bo received
with caution. It Is In human nature,
even when thcro Is no unfair Intention,
to color such norratives according to tho
bias of tho witness. Hence tho circum
spection and critical caro with which
sucli evidence is received and considered
in Courts of justice.
Upon tho faco of tho abovo testimony
it appears that tho parties to tho conver
sation hud a warm dlspulo about poli
ties thai they had ''talked somo beforo
that day" and that thero must havo
been moro of tho dlseourso between
them than that reported. Thcro is hero
groat opportunity for tnUtnko not only
as to tho actual language used but also
as to tho connection In which it was
uttered.
Hut the declarations of Colley, (as
suming tlio fact that thoy uro reported
with substantial correctness,) fall short
of criminality. However Improper and
censurable they may bo thought to bo,
their utteranco violated no law and
could justify no conviction. Audit is
to hu romombeml that thoy wero spok
en In excitement and not deliberately
and that they wero very probably pro
voked. Tun witness UoiiuuT La Favi:ttk
CoM.i.v: Tliis person will make but a
single uppeuraiico In our narrative, as
wo havo tho record of Ids testimony In
ono casoonly ; but whilo ho remains be
foro us for Inspection wo shall endeavor
to do him justice. His position and his
testimony aro nllko Interesting nnd
qulto untqtto in tho history of tho trials.
Ho was particularly earnest and con
spicuous In the trial of Mr. Sleklo, (one
or the prisoners, to whom lie imputed a
prlvato injury,)but his best title to dis
tinction arises from Ids appearance as a
witness against his own brother. That
was u spectacle wortbv of commemora
tion nnd woshould esteem ourself great
ly lu fault if It wero overlooked. No I
this patriotic citizen who could spurn
the puny ties of fraternal affection
when thoy impeded tho performance of
duty; who could rlso suporlor to tho
ordinary feelings of humanity at the
call or his pat ty and becomo tho willing
Instrument or political vengeance upon
his brother, must not bq forgotten, nor
must one atom of Ids valuable testi
mony bo withheld. Hero Is what ho
said pu tho UUrd November '01, on his
brother's trial, when tlio question was
whether tho latter who had already
undergone nearly throo mouths of dun
goon liro, should bo further persecuted
and punished ;
Jl. L. F, Cbltey, sworn. I livo lu
Kenton ; a shoemaker by tnido, I know
Stott E. Colley j ho is my brother. On
flonday ovenlng after thoy mot at
Hantz's, I heard Stott E. Colloy say, In
Benton town, "If the soldiers cumu on
that side of the bridgo thoy would
butcher ovory devil, or d d ono ono of
mem," no naa agunj i saw two others
with guns that evening Mathias Ivlluo
and Valentino Full. Through tho day
saw squads or near twenty armed men ;
somo hud arms, homo few had none, I
AND DEMO Oil AT,
I heard Philip Knouso say, their Inten
tion was to glvo tho soldiers fight on
their way, rrom Hloomsburg to Ucntoti.
If thoy found tliehl too Rtrong they
would lay In tho brush. If tho soldiers
como up and behaved themselves they
would not disturb them. If they dis
turbed, or endeavored to arrest the draft
ed! men, they Intended to fight them.
Ho said ho knew the drafted men had
no pe.teo Torn long tlmoand they would
not stand It any pioro. P. Knouso left
that night; not heard of htm slnco tho
arrest,
Ci'oss-ccamlned: Thcro was a good deal
of oxcltemcilt in town. I wajno nearer
to my brother than across tho street. I
supposed ho was excited. Thcro was
great excitement in tho neighborhood.
My brother was not present' when P.
Knouso spoko what I havo detailed. I
think I saw him that day ; I saw him
at Applcmans. It was n common talk
that the soldiers would burn tho houses
of tho drafto.1 men."
HEMABK8: 1. Hero again wo havo
Irrelevant testimony, Improperly nnd
unjustly Introduced, In the Intemperate
and defiant declarations of Knotlso.
Stott E, Colley was not jirosont when
those declarations are said to havo been
made and as In no way responsible ror
them, nof was any connection between
him and Knouso shown. Nor was the
latter ono of tho arrested men.
2. Tlio witness locates his brother on
tho opposite sido of n street at the time
of ids nllcdgcd romark,a position which
might causo his ianguago to bo misun
derstood; docs not glvo any dlseourso
or clrcum stance which preceded or fol
lowed tho speaking of tho particular
words to cnablo us to judgo of tho cred
ibility or ids statement, and is unfortu
nate In putting his brother's language
in an alternative form.
3. Tho statement of this witness that
"it was a common talk" that tho sol
diers would destroy property, Is evi
dence in explanation of tlio Hantz
meeting lo which wo shall hereafter
refer.
1. Wo havo occasion fo repeat hero
our remark already mado about tnu
caution or rather prudent distrust, with
which evidenco of conversations should
bo received wliero thoy occur under
circumstances llko tho3o now in ques
tion. For such caution or distrust is
particularly nppllcablo to Mr. It. L. F.
Colley whoso zeal so far outran discre
tion when ho was beforo tho Commis
sion as a witness, that ho wos checked
once or twlco by tho President of tho
Commission and directed to como to
tho point and contlno himself to tlio
questions asked. The witness who vol
unteers testimony may thereby provo
his zeal but. will not Increase his credit
and may safely bo classed as unreliable.
His testimony upon any poidt in doubt
or controversy can hardly stand alono,
but will require confirmation.
1860-1808.
In 18C0, under Democratic rule, tho
number of ofllcors and persons employ
ed in aud about the House of Iteprcscu
tntlves at,HarrIsburgand their salaries
wero as follows:
Ono cluk 41,000
Ono assistantsclcrk...! 800
Oao rciklcnt cleik 1,000
Four transcribing clerks (each 050)... 2,000
One extra do , 400
Five sergeants-at-arms ($450) 2,1250
Five doorkeepers ($450) 2,250
Five messengers ($450) 2,250
Ono postmaster 700
Tu o extra messengers (S450) 900
Ten pages ($110) 1,100
Fourteen pasters and folders (t 300) . . . 4,900
One marshal of rotunda 350
Ono lircinan 350
Ono man in basement 350
Total officers, fifty-three $21,750
In 180S, under Radical rule, tho Houso
expenses und officers and employees,
aro thus stated in the official record :
Ono clerk $2,000
Ono assistant clerk 1,400
Ono resident clerk (J. A. Smull) 2,500
Six transcribing clerks 0,000
Ono ass't resident clerk (W.Cooper),.. 1,000
Ono do. (W. P. Smull) 800
Six ccrgcants-at-arm.! 0,300
Ten doorkeepers 10,000
Eight messengers S,100
Two postmasters (principal and ass't)... 2,200
Thirty-eight pasters and folders 30,500
Ono marshal of tlio rotunda 900
Ono ass't marshal of rotunda 800
Ono engineer 1,000
Ono fireman 900
Ono assistant fireman 750
Ono superintendent of closets S00
Ono assistant do 750
Thirteen pages 2, SCO
Tlireo additional officers, titlounknown. 2,400
Ninety-eight officers $S1,2C0
Thero aro tho llgures to bhow tho ox
travaganco of tho Republican party, as
compared with Democratic economy,
ami flyurcs won't lie, you know. Tlio
number of members of the Legislature
has not been increased slnco 1800, ami
no valid reason can bo given for tho In
crease of useless ofllcials. Let tho tax
payers or the Statu remember that thcro
will bo no reform until there Is a chango
In tho complexion or tho Legislature, or
an honest man in tlio Gubernatorial
Chair. Geary Is tho willing tool or tho
"roosters" and "pinchers." Ills re
election would bo tho greatest calamity
that could berall Pennsylvania. Tho
corruption which has developed such
hideous proportions under Ids fostering
caro would coutlnuo to Increase. It
would take moro than sixty thousand
dollars to pay for extra pasters und fold
ers and other useless otllclals about tlio
State Capitol. Let tho tax-payers of
Pennsylvania place Asa Packer in tlio
Gubernatorial Chair and thero will boa
speedy chango for tho better. Lancas
ter Intelligencer,
PnouAHLY but a fuw of our readers
nroawure.uow that thoPuclflcltallroad
Is compiled, that a Journoy around tho
world can bo mado In eighty days,
which cstimute allows for ordinary do
lays incident to travelling. Moreover,
tho entire distance can bo traversed by
steam either on land or water, save
about ono liundrod miles in India, be
tween Allahabad and Bombay, over
which n railroad Is now constructing,
Tho particulars of this marvollous trip
for it Is even moro than marvollous
wo condense Into tabular form for con
venient referenco, as follows:
Now York to San Francisco (rall)"7
San Francisco to Yokohama (bteam-
ship) 21
Yokohama to Hong Kong (steam
ship) c
if"S Kong lo Calcutta (Bleamshlp) 12
"Calcutta to Honibay (rail) a
llombay to Cairo (steamship it rail) 14
Cairo to Paris (steamship & rail) 0
Purls to Now York u
Total IS
i.i?uU0Hta ii'i" "' b"'aU ' u" """d"! n"io
BLOOMSBUliG,
Ocary and tho Stato Debt.
I.v his rcnorl to' tho legislature in
January, 1807, Mr. Hclmont Treasurer
Komhle. ooklnc sharply to filling nn
own pockets and thoso o! other people
about tlio Hill, recommended to tho
leglstaturo tlio funding of tho Hiato
debt and proposed to lift tlio outstand
ing Indebtedness by a now loan, ito
and Geary prepared a bill for that pur
1ho nnd placed It In tho hands or Con-
uoll. Chairman ortno I'lnaucpomiim;
ted of tho Senate, nnd If was passed by
tho radical legislature lu obedlenco to
"their demands.
Joint W. Geary opproved that bill on
February 2d, 1807, nnd It becamon law.
Then began tho oycratlons or tho Treas
ury ring, and during tho process of
rundlntrthodobtInl807,aoary,Kcmi)ie,
llidgway and Council controlled tho
nrocpss nnd nocketcd tho gains. Tho
handling of thlrty.flvo millions of dol
lars was "a big tiling." Who; profited
by it ?
By that bill the rato of Interest upon
nearly tho wliolo thirty-llvo millions
was increased from flvo per cent, to six
percent, per annum. To tho tax pay
ers of tho Stato this was ati nnnual loss
of three hundred nnd fifty thousand dol
lars. No man demanded tho change
and only In tho necessities of the Treas
ury ring was tho operation deemed n
good ono. Boo its practical operation
On December 1, 18C0, our wholo debt
was $35,022,052. On this the people paid
an annual interest of $1,807,130. In 1807
wo paid nn annual Interest upon our
debt of $2,257,033. On December 1st,
1808, our wholo debt was reduced to
$33,2S0,0I0, nnd lu that year wo paid an
nnnual interest of $1,901,190, or nearly
$100,O00moro Interest than wu paid when
our debt was over two millions larger.
Tho wholo expense of placing tho new
loan wns'$90,000. This went mainly to
radical newspapers, tho organs orGenry,
Kcmblo & Co.
For tho three years ending on Dc
ccmber 1, 1809, wo will havo paid, by
reason or this splendid financial opera
tion, over nine hundred thousand dollars
moro than wo wero required to pay by
tho old law.
Wo chnrgo that this was dono In or
der that Geary, Kcmblo A Co. mlgh
retain In the Treasury, during 1807, an
average monthly balance, of over threo
millions of dollars, and in 1808 or over
two millions.
Wo cliargo that tho Auditor General
and Stato Treasurer's reports fully bear
us out in these fuels and figures and wo
challenge denial.
Wo charge that Joint W. Geary was a
part of tlio conspiracy to pcrpctuato tills
stupendous wrong upon tho peoplo and
that tho ring lias filled its pockets by
his connivance and with his consent and
approval. Patriot.
Communicated.
A COltnECTION.
Mk. EiJixon :
Sin. I like to see Justice dono oven
to a political opponent, nnd therefore
call your attention to a fact which will,
I think, convince you that Bra'JIoy has at
least one ghost.
Don't you remember thecaso of tho
young man, Gitling I think his namo
was, who worked" for Jolin B. Pursol ;
and who had some slight affection of
the throat, to which case tho lato Medi
cal Director was called ; and who to
show his ignorance of medicine and Ids
knowledge of surgery, performed an
operation upon the boy, who died with
in twenty-four hours thereafter ?
Although tho man Is an unmitigated
failure in, all respects, still It is right to
glvo him credit for what littlo ho has
done. I am Sir
Piiii.o-Buath.ey
Le IUysvim.k Pa. Aug. 13th 1809.
Mn. EiitTon : Thinking that per
haps somo items eonccrnlngcrops, pros.
pects etc., from Bradford, might not
bo entirely without interest, is my ex
cuso for, writing you at this time.
Grass nnd grain havo como in good;
potatoes com and other crops promise
an nverago.yicld, tho farmer Is well ro
warded for his labor In this section this
season. Wo aro also expecting a largo
ijiehV of Pachcr and l'ershlng votes in
October, as many Republicans havo ox.
pressed themselves in favor of tho la
boring man's friend, Asa Packer, ovor
tho "Bogus hcroof SnIckersvlIIe,"Jno,
W.Geary. All tho Indications nro that
the Democratic candidate will iccelvo
a hearty support from many honest men
who havo heretofore acted with tho Re
publican parly, and who now wish to
aid in tho restoration lo tho form of
Government bequeathed us by our nn
costers.
Tho rail road from Piltston toTownn
da will bo completed in a fuw weeks
when wo shall haven much nearer aud
cheaper communication with Nuw York
andPhlladelphlaand thelron andConlrc
glons of Pcnua. Great credit Is duo to
the able and elllcieut superintendent of
construction Col.V. E. Plollct, wdio lias
labored incessantly for tho completion
of tho road during tho past threo years,
and Is now about to bee tlio work con-
Bumatcd.
For tho past month I have failed to re
ceive all tho uumbcrsof thcCoL'tf mman.
However much I may dislike to loso tho
papers, I am consoled by tho reflection
that thoy havo beon tuken by somo
"Loll" V. M or tlio party or "groat
moral ideas" who needs tho instruction
thoy, contain however loth ho may bo
to prolit by It.
Wishing you and tho principles you
aitvocato tlio' fullest success,
I am yours truly. S. W.
The Presbyterian Manner speaks In
tho following complimentary manner
or the nominees or tho Democratic par.
ty, ror Governor nnd Judgo or tlio Su
promo Court:
"In 1805, Mr. Packer founded atSouth
Bothlchom, a sclontiflo school, under
episcopal control, called tho Lohlgh
University, nnd enclosed It with a tract
of land fifty acres In extent, and with
$500,000 In monoy, and It Js believed ho
intends giving an additional $500,000,
making ono mllllou of dollars. Ho is
said to bo u man of most oxomplary
prlvato llfo who dispensed Ids charities
with a mostllberul hand."
"Ever tlnco Mr. Persldug was admit
ted to tho bur ho has resided in Johns
town, where ho has met with complete
success, and has alwayo maintained tho
highest reputation for Integrity and
Christian character. Ho Is an nblo law
yer. HoIsanElderln
tho Presbyterian Church or Johnstown,
and Superintendent or Its Babbath
School, For four years' ho occupied n
prominent placo. In tho Pcnusylyanln
Legislature, and no tonguo has dared to
whisper tho slightest Intimation oreor
ruptbn against him."
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
POLITICAL.
FOB GOVKHNOH : .
ASA PAOKER&
CP CAltnoN COllNTV.
7ron judoe of the svpheme cotots
CYRUS L. PERSHING,
VO CAMIUltA COUNTY.
fou btati! hi:natr
,,triTT'a i littrtlf A 1.MW.
(SUHJElTO TIIK DECISION OF Tll CONMaiCKSj)
FOB llEl'ItlHHNTATIVH,
, OKOIIQK SCOTT,-
(SUIIJKCTTO Till! DECISION 01- TIIK TONrKllKKS.)
FOB ABSOClATiJ JUDUE.
CHABLES F. MANN,
ItKAVKH TOWNSHIP.
FOH ritortlONOTAUY,
WELLINGTON II. KNT,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
l-OIl ItKUtSTr.ll AND llECOlMKIt.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOI1V,
11LOOM TOWNSHIP,
KOIt TIlEASUttEIt.
DAVID LOWl.NBKUO,
DI.OOSI TOWNSHIP,
i-OU COMMISSIONER
OV'IIUS HOUBINS,
rntlltNQCKKKK TOWNSHIP.
t-oii Aunrron.
U. J. CAMPBELL,
MAIN TOWNSHIP.
Fon conoxuit,
OIIAItLES 0. MUBPHY,
CONYNIIIIAM TOWNSHIP.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T7XKCUTOirS NOTICE.-
ESTATE
JLJ of JOHN
1IKH.M. ilorciHoiI. liCltem
tt-istftinciitory nn tho cstnto of John I. IIpms,
Into of ltlnom iwn. Cnhimbln County. Imvo uppii
Krnntcd by tlio Itclsler of Columbia county, to
I. W. McKi'lvy of litoom townfiliip.Coliimblu Co.,
l'u. ah persons iiavms ruunit hk-uusv hid mii
urn irniinuloil fn nrcKfmt. tliPtil In I. W.
MWvi-lvv. Hhrnrnttbiii-if. Columbia Co.. I'll.. Hint
thoso lnik-hti-il to thu ("tttilo, cither onnotoor
uooic fimniiii win nwiKniHiynieni 10 mom wmumi
delay. J, V McKUIA'V,
uxecmor.
Aug. i!0tVJ-Gw
G
I O B K M U T U, A L
LIFIO INSUHANCK COMPANY
NUW YOItK.
l'liuy rn'm:iu, rrosltlont, II. C. I-rcoiinn, Hcc,
I'nsli iniillal over SOOO.IKW, nil wiM.
J. B. BOBISON, BLOOMSBUltG, PA,
UUNKUAI AOIINT,
For I.uzoiiio, Lj coming nml Columbia
coil n 1 leu.
Aug.aPUMy.
rpHBOUGH TICK UTS TO TIIK
X WUMr, via.
PENNSYLVANIA OUNritAI. llAILItOAI).
This company lias placed for halo at tlin ticket
olllco of thu Lackawanna A Uloonishnrc It. It. .Ill
liioomHunrK n large assortment or ihrough lick,
cut iu nn inu principal pouus in ine
WEST, NOItTII WEST, AND 80UTII WEST.
llnggago checked thrnnpli from rillhulolphla
and HnrrlsliurR.TO DliSTI NATION.aud earn will
run uirouguuutiy iroin rnilailelpiuanutl Harris
uurg ui I'luciiiuaii, j.ouimuelnuu uiuctigo
WITHOUT OHANQK,
Pinnules emlgrntlnir to tho Wctt will consu
ineir micron!, uy talcing tins line.
Formrtlicr Information nnd ticket, npply
II. W. IU1UINSON, Agent,
Lackawanna A Illooinsljurg It. It.
Aug. !,'09-tr.
JIOH
SALE.
Tlio imdersftxneil ofTotH to dlsnosonf nt nrlvnti
VALUABLE HOTEL STAND,
at L'ght Street, Columbia county, Pu.. known as
ino Mvainui, iioiei, nnu now occiljilea by Hum-
11 la favorably located for the transaction or
business, and If properly kept, would not lull lo
return n handsome Income.
Questions as to title, possession, conditions etc
satisfactorily answered by
('. II. nilOOICWAY,
Aug. Wl.'OO-tf. Agent.
S;
IIEBIFF'S SALES.
Itv virtue of sumlrv wrll'w r,r Vmi.lllln.,l
IKiuas, levari l'aclas, and Klerl I'acius, Issued
out of tlio Court or Common l'leas or Col
umlilft county nnd to me directed will bo exposed
to snlo by public venduo or outcry nt tlio Court
House In !!ocmsbui'g,nt one o'clock lu tho nrter
uoon of Monday Kept. 0th lsiiu, tho following
real estate to wit t A certain Tract or Land sit
uato In Madison township, Columbia county,
bounded nnd described as follows, to wit: On
tho north l.y lands of William llarber, oii tho
east by lamfsot Michael lillllielm.on the west In
lands of Moser and Hhetler, and on tho south by
lauds or John Hwlsher.coiitalnlng about lmiucres
more or less, on which Is erected a Log Houso,
with the appurtenances. '
Suited tatien lu execution mid to bo sold as tho
property ol Joseph Wlttund Henry Slilptou.
ALSO
At tlio sumo tlmonnd nhice. tief.illoii.lii.,'ri.,i.
of Iind, hltuato In Montour township, Columbia
county, adjoining lands of Win. O. lluiley nnd
Oeorgo A. Krlck on tlio Routli, l'elcr M. Kuishner
un inu esi, i.ewisiviKii nn mo norm, nnd Hur
ley iuicl.1, r lelt on Iho east.eoiitalnlugnlioul nhm.
ly-ilvo acres, moro or less, nbout keventy-tlvo
"V. . '" ... niuu.wiieri'on is ereelwt
nl riiiuo levelling Hnuse.u newlinnk llani.Wag.
on lloiiso nnd Corn Crib, wllli a i-prlni; of water
near.tho houso. Tneru Is also nn apple ouliaid
on the premises; wllli thonppiirlen'inces.
Seized, taken In execution und U bo soldns tho
u. ittlljliuilll JV1UII1,
ALSO:
At tho samo tlinciind placo the following pleco
or tract of Wood Land, sjtuato In Main township
l-oluuilila counly, bounded and described us lot
lows, to wit I Oiithoiiorllibvnpubllo highway
leiulliig lioin CatuwlKwi to Mllillnvllle. on tho
east bylandofiJeoiKu Ingeiilniger, dectased
on thu soulh by toiuTof lunTel M llfcr. Vnd oil iho'
west by u public road lending from Kspy to
Maluvlllu, cuululnlng six Acres, nmro or luVS.
Seized, uiUeu in exeeutlon and to lie sold us the
... uwiBuuiigcuucrger, tits: u.
A I. S Oi
At the Rnmo time and place, tho following des.
crlbcdLotoruround,ltiiaio 'in tho borough or
Centrulla Columbia county, bounded on the
... -"iii juines, on ino south by
Wood Street, on tho east by Locust Aveiino, nnil
on Iho west by nn Allev.helngln fronton Locus"
Avenuoliriy leet. and ono hundred and lorly
HweuTilg House.'" H n lw,M""y "ranio
Seized, Uiken In execution nml to bo sold us
ALSO!
Altliosamotlino and place, a certain Lot or
uvD u ...uuiju, nuuuiu lit lllO IUW11 Ol ISspy.
county aforeiiald, bounded on tho north by un
nllev. on tlio east hv nt, nllnv II. ......r. ::
Main st reel, and on tho west by lot or Peter Hceco
V v ' nuuureu auu .ix.
I m iui-ii is en-ieu 11 IIVO story
I ramo Uwelllng House, u Kraino Stable, wllli
the appurtenances.
sclzl, takcii In execution and to bo sold us tlio
A IH Ol
i..,1, 'i",wV,,.'0.U'!0.tt,"11. '''"co' " certain Lot or
amity, bounded and descilhed iuf Ulowi t wit
On tlio north byn j,ublluroad,ou tho wisl by in
n ley, on the west by lot or Thomas Idlgar. a 3
on t lioBoulli by un alley, contalulug about' oin
fourth of uu acre, moro or Iom.oii vhlcli Is e
1a.iUttw.,l,0?L!l!,0Ji!r.V
rec-
ramo
Hulnxl, taken . In execution nnd to bo sold us
tliopropcrty-orsilusIJ. Kdgiir.
.1 L B O t
ffW.i' "K "'' t'le 1101 lli I y land
of William culp on tho uat by land ore. ltody
on tho south by laud of Hamn.,1 i,-ui...- '..i:..f.!
tlio west by laud of Jacob Jlludcrlller. contilii.
uu Twelve Acres, more or less, w"ier u eo.
i Kob.
A LSOi
At the
Oroun I. . r.Tm. . '".t'." .ct'.' . . "f
nudtorty'feettoanAlley.o V-niK
t..Hoy;i&wyrdU.Va tU 10 olJ -
ALSO!
At Ihukntnn II,.... ..i ... ....
Two.sL,rV T.iV,,tv ",V.?n. '.u' ln
UIoolubu'rg.VndcouutyS,u'ulbr,
(and now occupied by WllliuS T I'-rasmuJ f.i .'
Cjiiileellonory and Kiult Ship) und 1101 or
iilrd0buii)'l1!,i'.HJ MX e'"W ' mruSiJS SS
A I, B 0 1
.A.''!1..!umo.,l9 nud Placo. a certain lot nr
rleli iLimTi r ".7"""' u" lu" "Ui h by futi
f.i. ""'I " I lie wint byun alley wherein
nrmlffi'l; JS f " '" e"f utlou and to bo sold as tiro
projierly of Ooorgo Pelfer und Ueoigu Wuiniii la
Aug.l3,'ltf
MUUIIKUAIMIU.AIHJ.
rihenir
13
ANKUUl'T NOT1UH,
"tub DisriiiiT it'KL'T 1rJ t.V'i'J, rvANiA
1TI1K WMIwiri i.ini"-- --i I.v mild
a.
U. H. MarMinl ii Mtiwoiiger.
Ang,H'rc--?t.
T7XECUT01VS NOTIOH.
uu.S
re, a mb n Comity to Kmnmicl tautmcli, or lle
loi wV.CoUimi.!a county 1U
cl"lmsiiKnlntlhetMon
either
count
will'nSo ("iynSiC to thS Kiccutor with-
out delay.
r.MANUKI. LAUIIACII,
Kxccutor.
Aug. irC9-Gw.
T
1 II K AD WE h Ii
8KKI) WIIKATI
nn, n,i.tcrlirncd would call tho attention of
Kariiiom lo ft ucw and very ii I ruble yar eiy 01
Wheat, which Is now ouercu ior yiio
diamine;, at ii ore nn iinV;, n Knr-
SnJn i-iinn t J0 vrcscnt season: It is n lted Wheat
of ty t t in v.
S U P li U i U " I 1 1. - 1 1
with n bearded hend of extraordinary idio and
uniformity. Tho yield tho present ;non will
nvernsn ten bushvlH to ono nundrtll kheacs m
oriunary siw. i-L-i-ima ...
Wheat should Rend ill thel
ordinary fiUe,
wlslduB to procure this
iplrnnlersatonce. Price
Wheal snoui,
3ls?r hushi'l
J, H. M'NINClij lvnn r 'urimce.
Or J. 11. JVii ..r. .j
Calnwlssa, l'a.
Aug l.yuo-ij.
Tho Annual Kxnniinntlon oi xencners
for tin) Comiimn Bchools of lllooin School
... .J... ...Ill l.A lw.1.1 In II. n Afllllltn ill IttOOniS-
bnrgon .Miindny tho 23rd Inst commencing at 8
o'clock A. ii. teachers desiring Kmployincnt In
rhUI dlstrlcl should be present nt the Kxanium.
lion as the linani n iiireciinn nm-i... .
their Tencners ai iiiaiiiiuc.
l1yOr,.er..,.e1io..r. WJ 11Att CK
Aug. IVW-Sw. Bucrclary
N
li K 1) H A M
(.'hiirch.Hch.wliiiid V.nlor Oigaus and Mel).
ili'OUsul eviiv ili'sellptlotl, III reillli'i'il prices,
Send for a copy of tho Inst edition oftho -
3II,V E It TON O U E,"
n-iit... tiritl l.D tmiMixl fifufn nnv iiilJresH linon
npplieutlon to tho oldest inanuluelurors ofueeil
urgans nun jyj m
in. ll A 117 J;asi.iiid Huucinow iik,
Ana. Uu-3iu.
1
li E II A 1 It .
Young Actress will communicate lo thoso
lutciested, linpoitunt Information concciulng
Iho Growth, l'rcscrvntlon und llcautirying the
Human llalr. Those Imnbting her with a cull at
her lesldence, Kill receive the desired Infonna.
tlon and full parlliulnrs. Thoso who cnunot
mako It convenient lo call, will receive tlio sumo
(rui:r.) by mall, by addressing
Miss ANNA CAMPION.
181 Illeecker Street.
Aug. U,'ca-Im. New York
COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALT
ACADEMY.
The f?ohimliii4 Acndcmv Is n Classical. Scien
tlllc, Normal and Commercial Institution, locn
led at New Columbus, Luzerne County Pu.
HUMMKHTEUM COMMENCE.-) AUOUST ajlh
Tuition from tn to J10 por term It weeks,
ltoard ' S2T:' t.i ncr wrelc.
Studants desiring to board themselves can pro.
euro rooms 111 per icrm.
For additional particulars address
UKV. JAMIW S. KILLOOUK, M. 1).
Aug. 13,'ii'Jtl. Principal.
OW 1.4 THE TIME TO BU11SCBII1K
ion
FIBKSIDE COMPANION!
THE
THE FAMILY BTOKY l'APElt.
One Copy, one year J .1 00
Pour Copies " lo (10
Eight Copies " , 'JO 00
Any person sending us a club of
EIOIIT SUiiSCItinEllS anii 8il 00
I'nr one year, will be sent ono copy free, nnd bo
i-niiwcu lonuu nillgio copies aisAOU.
We commonjo, August 31st,
THE OltKAT STOllY Of TIIK YUAIt,
'HIE JIIDNIGIU MABHIAOEj
OH,
WHOSE WIFE WAS SHE?
II V "II ATT I K."
Tills Siorv. llll" best over nfltitir.,1 Itvlhld Inl.n
ted und luvorllu aullior, will bo commenced lu n
ample, or weeks. Tho subject Is n novel oue.and
rented lu n manner that makes It Intensely In
tercsting and exclllng. A benulimi young girl
Is married nt inldnlglit, nnd In clrcumsuuiees
that make It Impossible lor tier to lind out, In
after lie, whether she Is really tho wlfo orlilm
who claims to holier liusband, oror htm whom
she thought she was marrying. Tho lasclnntlou
that surrounds tho wholo nubjeo, Is palnrnlly In
teresting, and not tbo least romurkiiblo clrcum
stiinco connected with It, Is tho fact that it Is n
Iruo Story. Norcidcrot
'HIE FIItESlDE COMPANION,
Or oruuy other pniier, sliould fall to read ihls
most lemiirkabloof nil Stories. Parlies should
older In udvnuce, copies of Tho Piresldo Com.
p.iuiou, contalulug
THE .MIDNIUllT MAHItlAUK;
WHOSE
Aug. 13,'GlMm.
WIFE, WAS SHE
(IE01KIE MUNltO,
US Wllllnm Street N.Y.
Gr
HAND JUHORS.
llrlnrcHik-UcoiBo .Miller, Jlphrnin Trow
bridge, 1
lieuton-Klott E. Colley',
llerwIiklloro'-DlugniunSeiley, U-vl llred
bender, Juliu llueh.
Centre Jesse llollmuli.
(Ireenwooil-Johu s. Mather.
llcnilock-Cjrus Onuor, Wni. S. Maisliall,
John MUUr.
.luckson-Absolom M'lrenry.llenlnmln Hess.
Lwmt-Joeph lillllg, Daniel Stiiie,-
M.i isou Samuel Johnson,
.Mllllln-Daulcl Ai Hess.
Jit. l'leasant-Jaeob Stroup.Emnnuel ailbcrt,
Maine neiijuinlii llurinlu, Francis FRinlng.
Itoiiilngcreek-Hlruiii tool.
Scott Ellas Krum.
PETIT JUBOBS FIBST WEEK"
llliHim Wm. Oelger.
llriarcreek-Win. Wllklson.CharlcH Uced.
.u!dertMHeurIy.1,aV'''JC''tm'al, K'"CS' Al0X-
lleaver-Chus. Michael. Jeremiah Culp.
lleiwiek lluio'-Wm. w. Stephens. 1
.'."jT 'i1' I't,":". Iai I Hutchison.
l.elt?,JicbciriTgh!L0DB'Jr-1,u"lel ' 0cur;
IVntiulIu lloro' Henry Onblo.
l Uliiugcuck-D.inicl F, Holder.
l iuukllu-lteubeu Knlttle,
IKinlock-LevI Wrlght.Jueoh llurrlsJackson
I V' ?'.','iu.1,'lJll!u'"''!o1111" Miller.
Mllllln-Johii Lutz Christian Wolr.
i ad sou-Win, J. Allen, Morris Masters
Montour-Isaao Mowery. ' '
Mt. Pleusaut-Johu Waulcli.
Oraugc Hiram It. Kline.
w,,V"r!.''h'cl't'l'l,,vrt'll!l,l!to'ln''.a'0. Craig,
w 111. Dielsbucli, Oeo. F. Craig. Cinis v.
Scolt-'ihoiiuiH Crovoilug Hr. ' '
SECOND WEEK,
Illooni-Oeorgo W, Sterner, Sauiucl Shinier
1 eulon-John Poust, Peter Ijiiibacli.
ilerwlck IIoro'-Lewla Euke
J Uaver-Jole lhedbeudcr.
cob Ma"fe1leT.I"'1U,lloW0r' T"omai HJa.
Cenier-Heu'ry n, Hornby,
teiitrulla lioio'-Jereinlali I'uliilncer
Joekson-Jacob Lunger,
ii',!""1":'1"1 ."'Oder. lhHlnli Yeoger.
Yeuer " ,JuU"'1"' WuMelfcr Win. jl,
ItlcttFVn,LUSrt'11 KU""' "Ul!" '-''".
TL.1irfffl2' Mu,HU' J0"" U
Mi(;,V,tour,-lk"!u uur Avails.
V.,..u"rI?nao.Bttt'l,lenliclser,
I ino-Josliua Savage, itu-hiird W. Lyons
ltoarlugcreek-Oweu' lloaghmd, '
Scott-httwiuel It. Kline, Alirou 'lioone Hen.
J.1111I11 F. Itelgboid, Wesley llucile. ' '
Siigarloar-ueorgo SteaJmou,
III testlinony Ihut the loregolng Is correct n
drawn liom fho wheel, and enteied 1 nin in!
mlnii les or tho otiira. 0 liiiv o eieu itiP it i ?
Aitesttt,'',UUJl" "'''." ' July A.'fiiS
W.y, KnicKUAUM, Clerk.
&lnnlr.nl IIMk.1 Hi......
ELIIAHAYMAN , ' I Jury
THOS.J,WULLlVElt. Comls;
gmnaE imiLDiNai
MONTUOMunr Colk, )
Attest. wTo ock"' i'"'
Win.' Krlckbaum 010 ' '
Aug, u,'uo.n.
EN DOLLABS ItEWABD I
Tlio uiidorslgiied oiler tlio abovo roward ror
imH'i'i'V"1 mlJ rel."r" "" lticl arSI nd
evening Aug. sth. Mi nu n. Si i i 1 1 iM' i.Tr""''
Aug.
JUOWN'S FAST FHEJOIIT
FU0.M PaiL.VIIELflH.V TO ULOOMHUUlta J
and lutcmiedlato luilnts. aoodn forwarded Willi
caro and despatch und ut low rates, '
uuuus.ui, ruuauuipnia, inusl iw deliveieil ut
Ul ner & I'f.'M. Nil &l..i-k..t ut,....., .....
llculwsTnppTy t.. " " v"
. .... "Ail iiuiunnu.-y, Proprietors.
Alia. tM.'(2).tr. ll. It. Hcjiol, llusnubiirB,
A.R,lMUI.tllll-lwl,.M., MU0C'I1,
QOUHT l'ltOCLAlU
. WlIKItRAS, llioltotl. Wlu
Jiiilg. or in. .umirt of olii to'.
of tho roaco n
ii-iiciiu ouu 'c!ivcry.(.iM.i t'm.
f tho 1-eaeo und I i.nViV ;u." '(! :
plum's Court lir tho Ail, j,!?l"t
yyoMilii,nna tho lion, fn,l
Ki-Htcr, AHNochita Juiltn I
huvo lMiied their
nay 01 1
of May, In Iho yc'rwf'ta
lr rrnw
inousanu,
moillrect
miner nnd llciicrnltiuHrt!1
and Orphfin'B Com I, una iv "".iw
111 nitnuiiHiMMK, in IILOcotliitv VJ
III) lllKi All) 11 IV. Iii.ii...
niday, being "'t
nuo ono wiA,
AN ) WHKHKAM AIA11.
l"'. I ",."',i" "liu Wfl-U
mini mid I111111. iiii,.i..i V!L,'t1HTi
Oyer and Terminer, UeiieraiiK'"'
tho l'eaco, Orphan.,1 Wmtla, ,
in lllooiiinuurK lu lliecouui, '
second Monday he nj tho isti. .tl '
next, mid to cuntlnuc. one i',S"i
Kolicoisiicieiiy given, tot iV
ut cea of tho Teace. m.,i Y!'"!.C
aid County of Columbia, thu ii
thero lu their proper Person it1,,!'
forenoon or mild tflli il.iy . .
nrds, Iniiulsltlons mid iiti,, , ft
do thoso things which to j,, i,
to Ira dono. Anil tho,0 ,,'
recognlianci), to pinseculo
oncru tiiai nro or may u 5
snld county of fjuiuinbin ,.L
thcro to proscculo them M
rors nro requested to Iw pinutS
nnce.ngreenbly to their lion. , .
ul,rK V10"ll,ofll.
1,. h. of our Lord, ono ti ii!.
dred nnd lxlv.,?i""1.u
third venr of thu 1 mlm..
BUitca of America. .MOiUiiri,!,1
uioomsuurg, Atig.u, isj,
TIUAL LIST FOIls
A. D. 1300. KIUSTWUK
Wllllnm Davis vs Margaret Ps
Tho West llrancli Insiir.
Shlve. 0
Kiiwnril l auel, ai. vajohm.
Thomas J. Vnndcrsllce vs iS
I.avlna Davenport vs WllluS 11
John liilemau vs Mlilmel tW,'
John Cooper vs Daniel IIonitL
Conyngliuin township vs vJSt
Isaac r egely vs James v, s,uih
Abraham Young vs Jucob w,
Churles 11. Oreen vs PottrKfi
Samuel llenner vs John IIinH
Lucas N, Moyer s UvorgeW n
David Lenls Hunrdinii r ,1
Hessdec'd.vs Collins sulllir.
win. iiieier vs doiiti Haniii
A. II. Erasmus vs Mn 5 V,'"
heoor ilenryUlger. '
josepil 1 nomas VH Jnllll cmn
Peter Appleman vs silns p. vL
Chriatmun Fox vs Jnhu Joiicr"
Henry J. Yeaplo vs Isaac hnilu
SECOND WKfiK,
Ilcnry J. Yeaplo vs Is.inc hriimi
lludoltili Shuinaii vs tleorsi. Bt
John Applegato HThoiiMsiMt
lleurv Uablo vn Peter II, .u.'.Y
Austeii Church vs Andrew (Ian
.lesso D. Hlco vh Nullum uromi!
Jolill l'rlco vs Saliiuel (Icimi,
Siimuel tlensel vh Daniel limn
llellbeu II. King VHEllkhiiUh.
Jolill U. Lelby vh loiiytKtiaiui,
Hubert (Jnrrell vh llarny M ,rr,
Sal a 1 A. Pcteriuuu luiurr. v.
i-t. nt. ...
Udwaru l ergeson vsi'oluml.111
ICdward Slimier vh Columbian.
Samuel ltiehard vsColumljiao'
Henry Jtunes v Coluiubl,i ixii
V. Welchel vh John F, (,'aslin
(jldcon Aindt vs John U. I.,
(leolgc Nungessor vs Jnmli) ',
ItobcrtS. llnliiplon vs llklw.1,
Thomas Uonllcld vs Uriah a
DrfiilelS. Iiubarlt sI,oll7(o
A A J. ltclunehl vh Lackuuacn
Hoorgo W. Lott vh Win. fcitatl
Alexander Colly vs AllimiCi
l'eter Schug vs Charles ix-e
Josepli II. Creasy vs II. K. iwit
Columbia Co. vs Jacob YoliL.i
Columbli County.
RlCQISTEIt'S NOTICE.
herein' elveu lo nil Uvutitt
otticr personn lntc routed In the
spcctlve dccfKlents und mlnon, ll
1MK UUMllMltirilllUU IlIKI KIlitruUQ
been Hied iu tlio olllco ul llio ly
bla county, uud wilt bo hrcnteJ
tlon und allowanco in tie OrpU.
held In UIoomHburg.oti M0111I4
of Hopt, lbtill, ut two o'clotklaa
vuld day.
1, Acoouutm j'. iu uniwiorn 1
Zvlgler latoofHcott twp.dec'tl
2. Klrtitnnd tlnul nceountof
(Juardlan of Win. 11. Vocuiu nun
Yociun dee'd.
a. Final iicooiintof l):iiikU'. I
He lx)iilH non of Jucob 1 Uulirtut
4. Account ofl'. V, a J. li.M.
Kx ecu torn uf Daniel Mellcklitci
f. First nnd linnl accouutct
ndm'r, of Jacob tanrlilu.ilcuU
(J. Account of Ijawson Ui.gi.ti,
ry Kxcculorn of John M'iUury,
lwi. dee'd.
7 First nnd llnftl nrcount ol
ndm'r.of Ann LaubnchOtcU
H, Frst nnd final account ul Un
of Thomas ll. Xmvt, dee'd.
I), Account or Kill a Kline. Is
lminKllnoa.H filed by Ji.Um
Klljah KllnudfcU
lu, first find flnnl npeountot
ndm'r, of John IIIldfcl'rcnlnl,il
11. Accountof John Wt'inurA
llarttnnn, dee'd.
ll!. Final account of I. W.Hftils
It. H. Mcrrell, due'd as (jiimitllau
bciiilvr.
1-1. I'lrnlnnd llimlnccountoiA
utorof Abraham lttjrui tli-cM.
II. Final account oniiztklali
oflieiij. J. Itoone. dee'd,
15. Account ot Haiiiut'l Khn
Chris tana KtHiier.ai tiled by 1
ndm'r, of fcam 11 el Kitmer, dtc'il
10. First and HiihI acconnl uf
Kxecutor ol Jacob Kama late
two. dee'd.
17. Vltst und llnal account ut h
of l'eter Hons lato of Flshlngi'm
IS. Account uf Kllan Weiutr,
Weaver lato of Franklin twp. t'r
10. Flnul uccouulottSannicKV
Anna M. Wolf, minor child oil-
IM. TlioaceoniUof CIuhK-h II,
Kxocutorri of Abraham Has, m
Creaky, lulm'r. of Charles J I. J if
ill. Final account of MoM-sauJ
ndm'r, of J)anlet llower, late n
dee'd.
21. First uud final account of'
adru'r. of Joseph Uobb.iix UU
twn.dec'd.
ii. Account of A. l Heller, n.
Ktsner, lato of Mntllson ilecM.
Ji. Flrt nnd llnal accountolJ'
lilluert II. Fowler. Kxecutor ul
Into of IlorouKh of UurwUktilit'
l2H, FirntHiid llnul account of
nndLavlna Davenport uditi'r.
port into or Ilerwlck llarou;;!..
0. Trtynnltil npcount of 1VU
Guardian uf Iuatali Halter.
1T7, First und tlnul ucconnt of J
ofllannan Kline, lato ol Soi!'
t&. Account uf ltolert t I
John llcalcr Into of KUhiuufftik
IU Acenunt of Klla- JU-ikIiU"
Neviu K Funk.
:ia Account or David It. H
Wolllugtou Mowery. j
llloomsljur Aiik'ust (J, K'J.
Thofollowlni; ftp praise menu
soiiai property set upart to W
Imvo been tiled In llio otllrO w
Columbia couuly, under 11
tlio OrplmnV Com t to bclitMi
and for haid csnuuty, on MmiJJJ
Kept, ihtrj at two urelocU r. u-
PVctintlmiu In uiwli i-i m til lllHtlO
itlcd.nr wlilch all 1
(lUllllliu 11.111 ...lr. .,lf,
TbOUH ll
1. Widow of Wm. Kltclicuof 1
dee'd. , ,
2. Widow of JtMCpli Kikendil
dceM.
3. Widow or Win. M. Kid. 0!
i. Widow ot I'etf-r K. lU'it'!"
5. Widow ol 1'ldllp M. btui;
dce'il. . ,
It. Widow or FVdrrlrk '''
dee'd.
7. Widow ufreterKmeryofi
ilecM. , . ,
8. Widow of leo. lhelhfli
JOII.S
B
AUOII'H
HAW IKlXt
l'HOSI'IIATl
SUPEIl
MoRK
STANDARD M
Wo oner to Fnrinern, llio V
lUl'llll'M HAW UONHSUI'Kltl'"'
n bolng lilubly Improved.
IluUilU'H Ituw llouo fcur','.1
nanio lu lcalpn. preparm u)
iioiipk in on or vitrioi-H'i";
not been deprived or tbelr "
(jroakoand uluo by liurnliiM'
loro, prison! to Ilia usu l I
nluablo properties or 1UW
conccutrulod form rendirluiJ
net Ion nnd very pcriiianeul.
AS-l-'uriueniuiu rewinun'"'",
tlio dealer located 111 tlielr ui'lt
lions wliero no denier i i'
Pliospliatu may bo proenrta '
iiudersltrnnl. .
IIAIIOH BOSH. '
Ollleo, No. so H. Delaware M
AUf. G.'oiKiui,
TyTAJIMOTII GIIOCKI
X X J. II. M A I 'I
MAIN ANII iiioNMnwr.111
Tlio Largost and Host HIm"
I'rovlwloim In tlio County.
A uplendld lot of llumi, rJU'
dera, Teaii (Joireea nud Bilii
iiuwtloKrultiiaiipoeially. A1"
V 11 U I 'I' J
on band of tlio best pattern-
uoouh i)ui,ivi:ni:i) to an
TOWH
Juno 18,'W-tf
QO-l'AUTNEUailll'
Tlio undcraliniod havo nl'r.1
klilp ua Poundurit und Mur " 1 '
Knuiidry lientoforo """UJ," ji
tnSoi't'
Tlie liook, of tlio lato. firm
K. It. Itele.r, lo wliuin ull I"'''"
apply,
llloon.kliuri: Juno 11,'liti-li.