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TIIM COl.UMllIAN 111 I.nrRCiit
Clrciilnllun of ny lmptr pitblUtttil In
Nortli.ru Pennsylvania, and U also . l
much lr(tr iliett tlin auy oflLeotem.
pornrlcii anil H her.rorlieliet m.dlum
for advertising In this section oftlia State.
Important to, Editors and Printers
We lmveoti hand, ilntl will sell at low
rnles lliroo lmutl presses, which havo
BCommtUitcrt by tho purchiud of n Tower
ami Otirtlun iirss, nuil.by tliocoiisoliiln-
tlou' of tho Democrat with tho (Jol,UM-.
111AN.
1. A Wmlilnjitou lloo Press, now,
pltitcti 11x20 luelira. It was In itso only
ten months, with a light edition.
2. A Washington lloo Press, formerly
In Democrat t Star ollleo, platon 3UX23
Indium. It Is eonipl&to'riml soiiritl.
3. A Washington lloo Privis, new',
foiK-.ip.si&e, platen WjxllJ inches, it,
li almojt lmllsiicnsalilo In nn ollleo not
having n Gordon. ' '
In addition to this wo have n Inrtjb
quantity of liotirgofjls,. honpatell, rulw.
duyita, J(b type, etc., biifllulcnt to start
nn otlleo, .which wo will, sell in lots, or
together, as purchasers may prefer.
Tho, Dr. John Roliof Bill.
Wiikn Dr. John's scrvlco us Assessor
if this Itcvi line district ended, he had
on hand rovetine stamps to nn amount'
oxecodliii; $70t).-r'-J'or which ho was nc
initntitlilo to I ho Government. Ho was
:iutlioried to return them lo the Treats--iiry
Uopartinont In, order to receive n
proper credit, and attempted to do so
liy.em'Iositii; them in n letter mulled
and rcttlsU'redatthOilMooimburu' poat
nllliv, 'I'liat rcRlstered letter was never
revived at tho Treasury and was proluv
lily purloined (Hi its way,
At tin! sitnion of Gnifjress in isn$ a
special net was' passed for till) Drtctor's
relief, niitliiiriziiitf n cmllt for tho
uiiioiint of tho stamps to he entered up
on h Is aceon n tasi Assessor. The bill Tor
his relief after passing tho Houso was
pall In tlui.Senato wlthotitopposilion,
hut was' retulneil thoro a short timd'
on a motion to reconsider submitted by
Mr, JJuckatew to enable .him to exam
ine tlio evidence, and.papers In tho, case.
On.tlio ijlli of, July .Mr. lluckalow,
iwtor.fulf qxainluatipu.inado tho follow
ing renuukt) upon the subject of tho bill
und wltJulnuyiiiK his motion to recon
sider, thtj bill stood passed. V quoto
from (ho Congressional Qlobe, 2nd sess
ion -WhL,'Congress, rj. 4439.
"Mr. IIucalew. Houso hill No. m,
relating to, (.he claim .of, I'alcmon John,
a former assessor, of Internal Itevonuo
lu (i'e.nnsylvanla, was passed.somo days
slnco and I onterpd n motion to recon
sider. I desire to say tlint I havo exam
ined nil the papers since tho possago of
tho bill, and I And thcro Is only ono de
feet In tho caso. I alludo to this now,
becauso' the" caso arises In my own dis
trict, Tho amount of stamps which It is
nlleged Mr. John roturnod to the Com
missioner of Internal Ito'vcnuo, Is prov
ed oply by his own oath. That is a
point to which I havo directed my at
tention'. Tho oyldenco 13 very satisfac
tory that ho mailed stamps 'directed to
tho Commissioner of Internal Revenue
at the post ofQco nt Bloomsburg. Tho
post-master swows to that fact and' tho
fact Is Indisputable, it also appears
very clearly by tholnvesllgations which
wero mado under tho direction of tho
Po.it-Master General', that that register
ed lotter was purloined from tho malls
or lost, somewhero between Blooms
burg and Philadelphia. It seems also
that another letter sont the day follow
ing by tho post master there notifying
tho post mooter at Washington city of
tho mailing of tho rcglstcrod letter,
nover reached its destination. It ap
pears probable, in fact I beltove, from
tho papers that both these letters, tho
letter I ransmltlng tho stamps and the
letler of ndvico from tho post master nt
Illonmshurg to tho post master at Wash
ington, was purloined from tho mails
after they Ipft Hloomsburg, having been
mailed there".
Under tho clreu instances, although
the oath of tho claimant alone Axes tho
amount of tho stamps which ho mailed,
It seems reasonably clear that, ho did
mall about tho amount wlifch he Mule.
That was exactly tho balauco necessary
to close Jil.i account, somo $700. Ho is
n ninuofcroJlt and veracity and .swears
to tho fact, and now, under nn amend
ment of (ho laws of tho United States
Introduced by myself, ho would bo ad
mitted In tho Fedora) Courts on his oath
as a witness oven in a caso where ho
wits a party. Upon examining his ac
count ut tho Internal Hovenuo Depart
ment, i think thcro Is such moral cer
tainty in tlio caso that I am willing to
withdraw my motion to reconsider ami
let tho bill stand passed, although I ac
knowledge, in ordinary coses, It would
bo very hazardous indeed to permit a
party to get u claim through on his own
oath.
Tho Pkesidino Office : If thcro bo
no objection, leavo will bo granted to
withdraw tho motion to reconsider.
There appears to ho no objection and
tho motion is withdrawn."
BhNAToniAi. DisrniCT Votk. Tho
following is tlio correct Democratic vote
of ()iq counties composing this Sena'
torlal district, at tho Presidential elec
tion of i6CS.
BKVMOUlt.
Northumberland 4,230
Columbia 4,022
Montour ifi'Jl
Sullivan 811
10,790
Neveh Hkaiw. Wo novor heard of
Asu Packer, when his money sont him
to Congress. Ho seems to havo been n
perfect ciphor inthat body. American.
Isn't thero a similar caso In Ulysses
Mcrcur from this district? Ho has boon
Bent to Congress for six years; ho went
ns n cipher, ho yet remains a cipher and
tho respcctablo pooplo of this district
begin to sigh for his sweet retirement
lo tho chnnns of private lire. Messrs.
Iladlcals if wo wcro In your jilacoa wo
would not do so dangerous n thing ns
comment tijoji political ciphers. Look
around you Jn your own party, from
Grant to Mcrcur, including Covodo
nnd try If you can count them. . I
Murder 1 Murder!!
CHIME.
!
' SUKIIIKOI-A tklMIKAI.
WiLLtAMsiuuT. August. ). Tlio body of Mar
tin lllllmytr, of Northumberland county, wlm
Was convicted ol lllli'lt distilling nt tlio last term
of t'.o United States Court, nml confined In Jail
lro ni louuil buck of tho Jail, this iiiurnliiK.
With IiIh throat cut, Ho had been missing since
Tiitwdy.uvoulntuOiutocuuut. pf.abenatlou of
inlua ho hivl been Allowed unusual lllierty by
lliojalior. He litldlbo fatal, kutru. lu bis hand
y lieu f.miul.U1rwvraU ' f 1
'Tho moro obiioxlous nnd oj'jectlojia
mo a taw is, tno moro strictly win i tee
It oxccuted.M-t-tlitANT., -
In la above effso thero vyiis no crlmq
nnd It was not tho suVcldo ut a criminal,
it Was tlio ease of an Innocent cUl7.cn,
ilriven to insanity and sclf-nnird'er, by
tho liomuls who compose tho "rmllcal
whisky rng." No man who attended
that trial hcliov-od Martin Ulltniycr
guilty of itny Intent lo defraud, tho rev
enue, qrdbn wrong to nuy man or in
terest. Aud without tho guilty Intent
there can bo no crime. Tho law in ro
tation to distilling, was welt and Justly
characterized by defendant's counsel, ns
ono Impossible to bo undprstood by n
plain mat!,orevcu by the' oiUci'als them
selves; and all tliq uvlitoncc In the case
went to show that' .illllmyer had done
With scrupulous fidelity and exactness,
o very thing that ,had, been required of,
him.
Hut tho" whiskey ring" has no inorcy
nnd tho Juries.paeked by.Uadicai United
States marshals for tho work required,
do It unqucstlonluglyjandtho court nro
then bound to Inflict tho penalty which
tho act of Congress attaches to tho. ver
dict of ''Guilty." Thousands of signa
tures obtained in lliocouuticsof Columbia,-
Montour anil Northumberland,
osldiig Qnuil to pardon him, attest tho
public sentiment to Dlllmycr's jniio,-
cento. Dut Grant, Instead of being lu
Washlngtoii attending to his business,
was with "iiumcnso delight" riding
behind tho fast hor&c.s of Homier in Cen
tral Park, New York, smoking segars
and drinking whiskey on, tins race
course on Long Island, or daiciug liku
a harlequin at the hpo .downs at ljong
Ilranch.
A lid so 'poor Illllmyer, the victim' of
these itadli-ais. can liu iike a dog In tlio
bushes till tlio decaying body tells (ho
tale i, f his death; while the smell of
olio hundred barrels .of his "whiskey,
seized lly'tho'7or(THwic, .salutes tho
olfactories of thequict citizens ofHlooni'---
burg. Persfcutioii, conflcatloii, In
sanity, death I -
How long, O Lord! how long?
Card, of Explanation.
OuAxpBVliiiK, Pa. Aug.23, 1809.
Mu, KniTon,: Tho question being
frtquontly asked niq "why I did not nl
16v niy nauio to eomo boforo the, Demo-
cratlc.County Convention held on tlio
3rd Inst?" the reason for, my not.doing
bo, is this,: By nn nrrniigcmcnt between
Mr. Zarrand mysel fon tho morning of
tho Convention, it was agreed that I
should withdraw and not allow my
nnino tq.bo used as ho (Mr, Zarr) was of
tho opinion that he could, without
doubt, gct,tho nomination, nnd as my
chance, at , that hour looked very doubt
ful for tho nomination I submitted to
Mr. Zarr's proposition. He claljned
(no doubt lioucstly) that ho.could con
trol more delegates than I could, and
by mo giving him my delegates ho
could defeat Mr. Jacoby, but ho was
much mistaken.
After I had given way to Mr, Zarr, I
found I could havo controted moro del
egates than he did, nnd know, had I nl
lowed my namo to go before that Con
vention I could havo received tho nom
ination for Register nnd Recorder, as
tho delegates from tho following named
townships would havo voted for inc. It
is too lato to mend the matter now, but
it Is duo to my friends and myself that
this matter should bo explained. Had
Mr. Zarr not como beforo tho Conven
tion I could havo received tho two dele
gates from Beaver,two from Brlarcreek,
two from Centre, two from North
Conyngliain, two from South Conyng
ham, two from PIshlngcreek, two from
Frankltn, two from Locust, two from
Maine, two from Madison, two from
MilUIn, two from Ml. Pleasant, two
from Orange, two from Pine, two from
Itoarlngcreek, nnd ono from Scott; In
all 31 votes.
Jacoby would havo stood thus: Two
from Bloom, two from Benton, two
fron Borough Berwick, two from Cata
wissa, tw6 from Centralla Bnrough,two
from Greenwood, two from Hemlock,
two from Jackson, two from Montour,
two rrom Sugarloaf, and 1 from Scott;
in all 21 votes.
This is n plain statement of facts and
(hanking my friends for llieir kind sup
port, f shall over
Ucmulii theirs truly,
JOIIN SNYDKIt.
Can Huoit TmNna nn, Canjiv? That
while tlio despot of Franco is opening
tho prison doors to political oirenders,
nnd granting universal aume&ly to other
classes of prisoners, can it bo that you,
C.inby, In this frea republic, havo tho
eonsclcnco to Insist upon tho rigid ap
plication of a form of oath giving your
own Interpretation thereto, by tlio way
that was only Intended for operation
at n certain critical period, now long
sliico passed and gone? Verily, thcro
seems to bo moro Justice and modera
tion in imperial Franco than republican
Virginia under thy rule, Canby Y.
Herald.
Xook Notice.
A Book of good Fairy Talon Is an ac
quisition to young persons. "Lkoknds
l'ltojf Faiuy Land," Is a good Collec.
Hon in Proso and Poetry.
"OEMS op Geuman Lyiuch," A se
lection of short pieces In German, with
nn English translation on tho opposite
page. Among them Is Lcnan's"ltcfugo'
and "Gazo Into tlio stream," etc.
"PJIOTKSTANT G EMU Of TJIE PltAYElt
Book," it book well worth the study of
all.
Published by Claxton, llemsou &
Haffelflhgcr and fur salo'at tlio Book
Store.
Also "Hetty" by Klngsioy. "The
Seven Cuksks of London," by Jamos
Greenwood.
Mu. Piiesident Gkantoii Saturday
lost accepted tho Invitation of u Mr.
Brick to spend tho day at n placo named
Brlcksburg.ln Now Jorsey, During tho
day Mr. 1). presented Mr. G, with fifty
acres of town lots in that classic locali
ty, which, incrcdiblo its It may appear,
wcro "ileatanti, accepted I"
If any body knows of a present of
any kind from nn oraugo to n scrvlco of
plate having been "pleasantly" refused,
wo should bo pleasod to hear of It, Ten
der hearted Grant, ho dislikes (o Inlilct
pain I
TWif. rm iTMiUAN
t
zr....z -
Tho ColttmbiffJDounty Invasion.
GovfinN4MljNyitNKssEs:Wohavu
already examined tho evidence and
ireiicrnl fii of six of tho witnesses
called by tho prosecution In tho Harris-
Imrg trlnls. Tliowwhlch romnitnTiny
bo disposed of moro briefly, with iiyp
riot'it'lilc exceptions. Wo nro anxlqirs-bn
the ono hiuid to present nil tho testl
monyyaaTnst tiio, prisoners o"rI(s full"
suLsfitii'co, and exphiln' wljo I fit piiK
sons w'ero by whom It Was given, alul
on tho other to avoid prolixity .and Un
due ipltiutcness or (iclaifs. ')ur nnfrit
llvdlobb fair, exhaustive AUfsfaclbry
nlid conclusive, mli bo reasonably full
In cxhlhltliiL? tho evidence vhon both
sltUs; but Wo will consult tlo con von)?
encoofour readers by being as concise
as ppssiblo In our further cllailons ahd
statements.
Against Daniel M'Honry were ex
amined six witnesses in addition to those
before, mentioned. FIvo of, theso, we
fchull now dispose of, r.cogrylng ono for
future treatment und for a Just (because
merited) castlgatlou. '
GiiiiEKT C. M' Waini:, 12sq;of Shlck.
shinny, formerly of Huntington town
'ship, testified to remarks mado by Daniel
M'Ucnry nt n meeting' In lien (on In
June 1803, The witnens saysMhlit ho
attended tho meeting to obtain volun.
tecrsj (wo .suppose, lo till thO' quota of
Huntington township,) that ho showed
ItU authority and gave publlciuvitntlon.
M'ilenry thereupon said that "it was
his opinion tho quickest way (o put
down (he rebellion wni not (o furnish
a man or a dollar:'' Upoh' lifs cruss-('x
nmlna'doii; lioWcver, tho wlllil'ss tcs'tl
ned further, that M'Hoilry "argufctl'l'llcl
cause of tho war J &ald tho troubles' We're
brought about by tllh ubolitibulstR' and
the war nlight havo been settled on' tli6
basis of tho Crittenden ciimiiromlse; I
think lie did say If Wo would pass '(lib'
Crittenden Comproinlso to theConstitu
tlou Wo'nced not furnish menorinoiu'y.
Ho mado h 'remark that Ihcy should
wall patiently and appeal to the'ballot
box; I do not think ho sail! anything
disloyal, lie dppnsed thtl ('itrr.Vlrtg"'oii
of "tlits war to liberate 'tlio' 'negroes ; ho
laviired carrying 'on Ihe war 'for the
Consliludoil and the Union.'!
Taken together this testimony ex
hibits' a political argument which
ylictiicr correct or hot', vas Innocent
and Was'ono of common and op6h iiJe"
d'uriiig tho WVirl It may' havo been
prompted in, pUri at that tlino by t'lib
iih'fcmpt of the witn'ess tb obtain men, to
bo credited oh tliJ qUoth b:f a illsirlct'iu
nhiUlier county, thus stHpping 'M'
.Henry's neighborhood of nvuliablo
meahs for filling their own. At' all
events what was said was simply' an
expression of opinion ns to what should
bo 'done to restore tho "Unlph, anil it
was not an expression of1 hostility to tho
enforcement of'lnw. '
Oiias. GmniiNs of JJcnton township,
it farmer, testified thatdio attended tho
Bantz, meeting (Aug. 11,'Cl) in tho foro
noon but left about ouo o'clock. Ho
furtlier stated that ho had 'jattended
three or four of the- so-called secret
mectipgs; never saw MUIenry.npuc,
nor qver heard of his attending any."
His tcMimpny concerning tho ilantz
meeting wo will reserve until that cnb-
ject shall be reached.
Jonas Doty of Fishingcreck tuwn
sliip, farmer, was called to provo decla
rntious made by M'ilenry Arco jer
before u a conversation with hlin. They
wero very improbable in character and
evidently colored and perverted if not
manufactured outright. Upon objection
mado by counsel for Defendant tho
Commission rejected this testimony and
it was struck from tho record.' Mr.Doty
retired with his malico uugratltlcd.
Aauon Smith of Benton township,
farmer, testlllcd that ho attended ono
secret meeting at the housoof PeterCase.
Ho was a member. Tho oath ns near ns
ho could remember was this : "to bo
true to tho Constitution and the, laws of
(ho United States; the signs wcro not
to bo revealed." On cross-oxnmlnntlon
ho added, "(hat, was nil that I ever
kngyvnbout tho oath; Daniel ,M'Hcnry
was not there." This witness was also
examined ns to tho remarks of M'ilenry
nt tho Benton meetinginlSG3nbout not
giying money or, men to tho war tho
way It was carried on. His testimony
upon this point was very much tho
sumo as, that given by Ksq. M' Walno,
though somewhat less distinct and em
phatic. Wm. Es'anh of Fishingcreck, boat
man, was examined on tho subject of
secret meetings but without any very
satisfactory result. Ho "attended so
called secret meetings; onqor two, could
not pay positively," but it turned out
that hqattonded bufoiiu which was at
tho Savago School Houso In March 18C3.
Tho date Is Important asdxlng tho time
when tlioso Club meetings wero In
vogue, and this wiinessis worth look
ing after becauso ho is tho only ono who
Iocates.D.mlol M'ilenry in ono of thaw
meetings. Tho witness, appears in his
testimony timidly anxious to cscapo re
sponsibility. Ho says, "I was parllyji
member; I never went through; I was
Invited ; I novor was thero but onco j I
was tho only ono Initiated ; I did not
got through," Subsequently ho snys,
"I attended no secret meetings nftcr
Unit tlmo j I did not walk far down to
(ho meeting; I went boating;" Tho
fact was, tho witness was afraid and
confused beforo tho Commission; ho had
tlio terror of military power boforo his
oyes, and lienco his scattered answers
and disclaimers. Although initiated
und sworn ho says ho was only partly
a member; he did not gel through: ho did
not walk far lo tho meeting, and ho
went boating as quickly as possible!
Club membership had becoutgn sharp
danger when men wcro put In dungoons
for It, and when It figured lu formal
charges boforo tho Commission and mon
wero convicted for It as (it n criminal
offenso. But wo can rellovo Mr. Evans
from all his doubts and concern lu caso
his, mind Is yet oxorclsod over his porl-
ious connection with (ho "so-called se
cret meetings." If ho will tako our
word for It, wo can nssuro him, that ho
did get completely through thu wholo
mystery of tho secret meetings j (lint liu
was not partly a member but was one
In 'full communion ;' that his member'
ship Involved nothing ol crimo or tils
graco nnd requires no apology, nnd that
when ho went boating nftcr his short
walk to tho Savago School House ho was
Just its good a man nnd as good a patriot
as ho had over been before,
As to tho oatli taken by him and tho
object of tho meeting, Evans proceeded
to say "tho oath, near us I can recollect
It, was (o support tho constitution of
AND IIHMOCllAT.
.
fr - :. :: . - TH
thcOUnlted Btalciaml, tho Unlon. Tho
Constitution ot JtlioJU. S, was to.bn tho
c;oqljltution,o(thocicty lcan
not recollect whether wo wore to sup-
'rWr'tV.l laws ot. thoi,lnnd. t . I got
mere ny uciug tomniv;iu ivib m
mccling at tlio School Houso. It was
public ; tho houso was nil open, it was
not considered lUiicgtliiK. (q resist the
draft. It was purely political ; not for
purpose, of Ityslstftd tlia draft." Ho
oWsahT.,thoro wcro twenty to twenty-flvtmcrsons-Drrsenti-would
notsny tho
numberi Daniel M'Honry mado a speech
there.. Can't recollect what, ho said, it
Was a .political speech. John 'Savage,
Charles Kramer, WHHt'H J Kramer,
AloxandcrKrHiiier and ono of tho .M'
itenrj s wcro there; also Levi Lunger."
This concludes Ihq Icstimony.of a gov
brnmc;it witness, abput n secret meet
ing which was open 1 about a dis
loyal nsscmblago which was fjworn to
support tho Constitution of tlio Union 1
In our next number wo shall pass on
lo matters, of moro interest and shall
approach tho cnJ of our analysis of
govern men t , testl mouy.
Sad Case of Suicide.
MAiyn.y mrlLMYEitj the victim! des-
' TttOYS HIMSELF WITll'A KNIFE.
1 On Friday morning about 8i o'clock,
Mr. J. Ki Hnys.of thiscity, wlilloloo t-
Ing among (ho shrubbery In tho rear
"end of his garden for n. kitten that had
been missing, suddenly camo upon tho
mutilated nnd decaying remains of a
dead limn, u lilch proved to bo tlio, body
ofMarlln Billmycr, lato an lumato of
the county Jail. Mr Billmycr, It will
boremcmbe'red, was sentenced nt the
jilst term of tlio U. S. Circuit Court to
six months' Imprisonment, besides pay
ing n ilncoM&ljOQO, for violation iof tho
Internal lovenuo law in tho manufac
ture of whisky.
Filr hUinu time pastlt'liad been appar
ent' to all win observed' 'Win (hat his
mind was moro or less tinder the influ
ence of despondency bordering 6u In
sanity, and the sheriff had very kindly
given 111 in a number of'uilu&unl liber
ties under tho circumstances. His mind
stemelV to bo moro''cxerelfcd on last
Tuesday (h:I( U' had pievlously been,
nhd'hb expressed'a vcry'strongdeslro lo
seo his family, In tho es-ening U wis
found'that ho had disappeared, and all
search for him proving fruitless, tlio
sheriff started for tho placo1 of his rcsl-
jtlenco In order,- if possible, to learn
something concerning his whereabouts.
No traco'of him could bo futind until
ho was sltimfilcd upon by Mri Hays ns
already stated.
J tisfleo Hepburn summoned a corou
ei 's Jury consisting of tho following
'gentlemen ; Charles E. Miller, Fore
man: W. 'II. Phillips, D', Robinson,
James Rothrock, Charles Schcffel and
CJ..S. Ransom,iwho, nftcr visiting the
scene of the sad occurrence, adjourned
'until tlio afternoon, when the following
verdict was rendered:
Commomcealth of Pennsylvania, Ly
coming county, City of Williamsporl :
An inquisition inducted and taken at
Williamsport in tho county of Lycom
ing, this 20th day of August, in tlio
.year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty-nine, beforo John
Hepburn, Ji P., of the county aforesaid,
upon tho view of tho body of Martin
Billmycr, thon and thcro lying dead,
upon tho oath of Charles E. Miller, W.
H. Phillips, David Robinson, James
Rolhrock, Charles Scheirel and G. S.
Ransom, good lawful citizens of tho
county aforesaid, who, being sworn and
alUrmcd to inqtiiro on tlio part of tho
commonwcaltii when, where, how and
after what manner tho said Martin
Billmycr camo to his death, do say that
mo sulci juariin liuimycr uiu,
whilo laborlm; under a mental ab
erration, stab himself nnd cut his
own throat with a common pocket
Kime, ami mat tno samo niarun inn
rnyercumo to his death as aforesaid and
not otticryiso.
JOHN UEI'IIUKN, J. X.
Chnrles E. Miller. Foreman. W. H.
Phillips. David Roblnsou. Charles
Schcflel, G. S. Ransom, James Roth-
rocic.
The circumstances attending tills me
lancholy affair are very sad Indeed. It
was' becoming the general Impression
that the offunso for which ho was im
prisoned had been committed by him
in Ignorance of tlio law concerning such
matters, and a petition had been extcn
sively circulated and signed for his re
lease, with the above reason. Ho must
havo mndo way with himself on tho
same evening ho was first missed, as it
was evident when ho was found that ho
had been dead some time. Wo under
stand ho was about lit years of ago, and
that his family was well known and
highly respected. His body was taken
(o Montour county by his friends for In.
torment. Tho sheriff and his family,
wo aro assured, treated him with every
consideration of courtesy nnd kindness
In their power, and whatover tho indis
cretion' may havo been In allowing him
such liberties, no ono, wo nro Inclined
to think, will censure (ho sheriff for
pursuing tho courso that ho did. Ly
coming Gazette.
ilow Tho Public Debt is JJccroascd.
Geo. S. Houtwkll, Secretary of tho
xrcitaury, is hltltllng hlgli for tlio Prcsl
dencyj nml na nn clccllonccrltig card ho
iirocliilinBinbnlhlvnilccrcasoofdioiiuh-
lictlcht. A creature of hlsby tho namo of
luiiucK, n suhorulnato In (ho Treasury
Department, makes uri reports to order,
on which tho nmbltlous Secretary basos
his monthly niinounccnicnts. Hut fit.'.
urea don't Ho, much na tlicy may bo
porvoriou in tlio uso inauo of them by
raillcal arithmeticians. Tlio followlnir
la n correct statement of tho amount of
tlio public debt at tlltrercnt perio.ls,
from tho ilrst of April, 18C5, until tho
first of July last:
April i, isco tHio.im.trn
September 1, 1805 2,757,080,071
November 1, 1807 2,101,501,150
Novoinbcrl, 1808 2,527,1211,532
July 1, 1809 2,015,170,201
From this Itwillbosren that, instead
of tho dobt having boon diminished, it
has been nugmented, tlurlng tlio last
four years. It is now nearly three
hund millions more than it teas on the
first of April, 1803. Tills increase has
taken placo during n period of profound
peace. Sluco Noveinhcr hwtoie Aim
dretl and fifteen millions havo been add
ed to tho liugo and Intolerable load.
Tulloek may ilguro and Houtwell pro
claim, but they cannot wlpo out what
Mr. Mantlllnl would stylo (ho "deinnl
tlou total." To assume a virtue though
you havo It not, will sometimes deceive
tlio unwary, but tho galled and sens!
tlvo yoke bearers groaning under tho
burden of nullm I taxation, cannot ho
tricked Into tho belief Hint tho load is
lessening so long ua It bears thorn near
er nnd nearer (n earth, -Patriot,
3LOOMS15UltG,
--l5Z----i
mu. r-irt Mamo.
Tho National ame.
1.-t.l.i. In at tiiri famous Athletic
TloeW lldll Club of Philadelphia ployed n
carab with tho IttvcrBldo plub or Cain-
wissa on mu gruunuou.,..."
FiiWlN.NfNrj.-Tholtlvorsldoswon
tho toss and sent their opponents to (ho
hat. Berry was caught on a "V ba"'
CuthbcrUu-A.Blmllnr wny nnd llslcr
followed on a foul Into tno nanus ui m
v,i,.l,f.1' fnlrtlrims U. I
The Riversides wcro soon uispusl-u .
Tiol,l.n,i n.foiilbv Rodclltr.aiasosirucit
out.nnd Kllnowught out byM!Mullcn.
No runs.
Second iNNiNO.-M'Brldogavoa uy
i nnii.miti, iii rlf ht field and retired,
Hnrrv wns ran At bv AVhclnil in left Held
nndScnsendcrfcr was put out on 2d base
11 riltm.
Abbott struck out, Gllroy struck a
foul which was taken by Itadcllff and
Whelan rollowod sult.l run was scored,
by Blddlo.
Tuinn iNNiNO. Berry went out on
a foul, Reach was put out at first baso,
and Fislor nt the some place, 3 runs.
Whelan was caught at 3d baso by
Foran.Kasooutat first and Kllnoout
at first 1 run by Baldy.
Fouiith innino. M'Mullcn retired
from a ball to flr3t nnd also at homo
base. Scnscndcrfer nn a foul, 15 runs.
Moycr was caught by M'Mullcn, short
stop, Gllroy cauglit by M'Brldc, Gal
braith out nt first; ball thrown in by
M'Mullcn,--no runs.
Fll'THlNNlNC!. M'Mullcn caught by
Kline, pitcher, and on fly by Gllroy at
first, Foran out at first 7 runs.
Whelan caught by Reach at 2d baso,
Blddlo out at first, Moycr followed on,n
foul, 2 runs.
Sixth innino. Berry retired on a
foul, M'ihido followcdat flrstnnd Cuth
bert at first' from it ball from Knso at
3d base, 1 run.
G llroy cave a fly lo Flsler, Whelan
was put out at 2d, Kllimout.al first,
3 runs.
Tho game was called at tho end of tho
sixth Inning, It having hecomo too darli
(o continue.
Wo append tho full score.
ATiii.v.nii'.
niVKl'.stnii
naldy p
Ktiko 2 li
Kllno of
lllUJIe c
Moycr n H....,
Abbott b
Ullroy lb
Clnlbrnlth rr..
WliiUu I f
Ilonch "Li..-
l
M iirlilu :s
t.'iitliucrt If Ji
. 3
""!!
:i
,..2
....JS
U
Filler I li
Hciivi'iuli'rri-r c r.....2
M'Mlillili ax I
Kiiiaii :ti, .1
Itmlollir o (I
llirij rf 4
IS CO
HUBS MAlli; IN lUl'll 1.NN1M1.
1st 2d 3d lh Mi Clli
All.lollo 9 31 3 13 7 l-9
ltlverslilo 0 110 2 3
rut out on basos ny Flsler 5 fVuscuderfer to
tnlO. Assisted by M'Mnllon 3; Foran 2. l'nt oui
l,v r l-lbnillli l- (lllrov S: lllilillo 1 total. 8. ARsls-
tod by Wlielnn 2j llafdy 1; Kllno lj Moycr 1; Ab-
bolt l; uuroyi.
Flsler 1: Uuthbert 1: M'llrldo 1: Iloncli !.
1' ly IVUIC'IU'S ll'.uvjiiii a-uii.ii i: ...uiicii -.
-total
(IllroyJ; Unlbrnltli,?; lllddlo2; Kllnol;
Kaso
w ill1 1 mi i. mull in.
l'l.iil bonml ('illdii'S Kiulcllir 1. CllUlll'S oil
throoslrlkcu-ltndcllira. clean homo runs, una-
ellll.. ITmnlro Air. Ailiilus of tho AlcrlB of Dan-
vllle. Hcorcrs-A. . Wrlalitond W. J. Hears,
Tlino ol Kiiiue 2 hours nnd 'M minutes.
On tho following day a match was
played on tho fair grounds nt this placo
between tho Athletics and tho Indepcn
dent Nino of Uloomsuurg. Tho day was
favorablo being somewhat cloudy and
the intense heat was relieved by a cool
breeze which prevailed during most of
tho afternoon.
The gamo was called at quarter past
two o!clock and. tho Athletics winning
tho loss sent tho Bloom boys, to tho bat
ExnsT innino. Ncal lcdoffbutsoon
retired on a foul to Itadcliflb, catcher,
Appleinan was disposed of by Cutlibert
at first and Furmau was caught by
ItadcliiTon a foul, no runs.
M'llrldo opened tho gamo for tho
Athletics. Ho struck a long ball to left
Held which was handsomely taken on
a run by Billmyer. Beach gained his
first baso and Cuthburt then struck a hot
grounder to Neal, shqrt stop, who picked
it up nnd throwing it to E. Elwell at
second baso putout Itcach.Elwcll throw
tho hall to O. Elwell at first baso, and
put out Cuthhert. This very brilliant
double play elicited much applause. Tho
Athletics mado no runs.
aixoND inning. E. Elwell went to
tho bat and readied first on thrco strikes
Illllmyer went out on tlirco strikes. O
Elwell gnvo a fly to M'Brldo and Shutt
was put out on first, 1 run scored, by I
Elwell.
Flsler gained his second base, Sen
somlorfer gavo a fly to Appleinan in
right field which was very handsomely
taken, nud passed to second In time t
put out Flsler, Iteaeh was put out at
first. Tho doublo play was again warm
ly applauded, 3 rutis wero scorod.
Tiiiitn iNNiNa.--Neul retired at first,
Appleinan struck out and lllllinyer was
so unfortunate as to givo a fly which of
course was held, 3 runn.seored by Mel
h'k, Fiiriunn nud Ihickalow.
Hadclifr want out nt first, Cuthhert on
ally to Uillnijrrniul Fislcr retired at
second on n bail from Neal to E. Elwell,
9 runs.
Fouimi innino. Shutt gavo a fly
to Horry, Neal wan beaullfully caught
nt third by Foran, Appleinan was caught
by M'Urhlo, 1 run scored by a. Elwell.
ltadcllir sunt n grounder to Neal who
passed it to first lu good season and ltad
cllir wo.ut out. Berry sent n long ball
to Mellck nt centro field which was ta
ken Incapilalstylo. Thlswaaundoubted-
Iy n very dlfllcult catch. Cuthhert gavo
it ioui to I' unnan, o runs.
1' iftii inninc Furman was cuuirht
on u ily by , Berry, E. Elwell struck out
nnd U, Elwell out at ilrst, no runs.
Sensenderfer was caught on a fly by
Billmyer, M'Mullou out nt first ou a
ball from Buckalow, Itadclilfon u foul,
lu runs.
Sixth Inning. Melick out on n ily
to Fislcr, Neal ily to McBrldc, and
Jiucuuiow struck out, no runs.
Iteach out nt ilrst, McBrideou n fly lo
onuu, nnu Bensentlcrferout at first, 11
runu.
bKVUNTii Innino. Furninn gavo a
fly to Berry and retired, Applomnn was
pui out at tlilrd, Billmycr on a fly to
McBrldo, no runs.
Beach cauglit by Furman on a foul,
nnd also at flrst.Cuthbcrt out at second,
12 runs wero scorod.
Eighth Innino.-CI. Elwell caught
on foul by McMullen, Neal was caught
byTlsleron ally and Shuttoutat homo
baso, no runs.
Foran out on fly to Sliutt, BadclIITo
sent a hot ono to Ncal who picked it up
ond sent It to a. Elwell at ilrst Just In
lime, Cutlibert was caught by Furman
on a foul,-23 run?.
Ninth Inning. Melick out on a
foul to McMullen, Neal in the samo
way, and Apploman went out at first j
thus ending tho gamo for tlio Bloom
hoys, no runs.
Beach was caught by Applemau at
right field, McBrldo sont a hot lino ball
to Fiirnian at loft field which wns beau
tifully taken. This was hy all odds tho
best catch of tlio gamo. BadclifTo was
COLUMBIA COUNTO
. . ...., it,n TTiuAND juitons.
tight on n ily by Shutt, 11 runs,
ri'hn hnlllntf of tllO Athletics III 111 S
cauglit on a uy .- , . i
lost Inning was terrific, tho. balls being
driven to all parts of tho Hold and In
such manner as to render all attempts
nt patches Impossible.
Tho fielding of tho Bloom noys was
than their hatting. Hod
iiin lntfrr been more tin to tho mnrk tho
tonrn wntlM-hnVa bCOIl It bctlcr OIlC.Mc-
Brldo did not pitch his famous swift
balls', but tho ones ho delivered were,
frnin t 10 twist. CI 11 CUIt .10.1111.
Tho nttcndntico was not, so mrgu m
ilcht hhv6 bccif expected, but tho gamo
la in Its Infancy in tills county as yet.
A good club can bo mado out of tho
material which tlio town affords and
practlco can undoubtedly mako n far
better nino than wo now have.
Tho Aihlctlcs remained in litoom
over Sunday nnd took their departuro
on Monday morning apparently wen
leased with their treatment whilst Here.
Wo append a summary.
IMDEI'KSDBNr MINI.
ATHLETIC.
o. it.
Ncill II S
6
.....1
..5
llrnfh 2d b
.11 n
UUCKIiew P"
Applciuan r f.
M'llrlde p .A
Cutlibcrt 1st b....l
r liriiiiin i
Kisicr 1 1
Hensenderrer c f 3
M'Mullcn ss t
Fornn 31 b 1
ltndcllll'c I
llerry r f. - -
I.iaweliai u ....i
illllmyer 1 f. 3
O. Uwcll 1st ll 3
HhllltSb 3
McllclC C I I
27 6
27 111
HUNS MADE IN KACIt INNINO.
1st 2.1 3d U Stll Ctll 7111 Stll tltll
mle,,e..de.it0 1 3 1 B 0 u o u-
f..,'tn!Li'iiri,iAr.. llrrv 3: Flsler 2: Ken
l;Foraii 1; itadcllin. 13. Furiimti 3; Applciuan
liiiiuiyer ; iiiuii. .uuhli. ... ... -,;. .
1, M'llrldo 1. 7 Assisted itiulclltr 2, F'sier 1,
Heacii 1. I'ut out uy u. I iwcu, it, r.
13. Assisted by Neal, 0; Uucknlew, li Applciuan,
1. I.- Vlunll 1
FOU llOUIId t'atclies M'jiuiien. n; I' uii mu,..
.i .. i.n.inir '1. StiStii!lin !
Homo runs Flsler, I; Itene li, 2; Cuthbcrt, 1; Hen-
nuriivn on nil i'u iiii iiiiui.i",u, ...
seiiucricr. i: iii jiuiicii, i; runui, i. wtm 'v.
linsfiM nn niiii Aihietin nn limes. Indeprn
,1ntB II. Tntnl lis... nn lillft A IlllPtlCS lS7.IlUle
pendents 1J. Double Pliua-Konl. O. & RISlwcll
una Aiinlciiinn nml k. f'.uvell. uainlre Mr. lull
ily ol lllvcrsido Club of Catawlssu. Scorers
cmrlc and Wi luht. Tlmo ol Uniuo Tlirco hours.
POLITICAL.
N'J
no e.
Tlin 1lH)iinrrnlln.mnndlii.(?oinmltlroof rolutn.
hln eouiily arc requesle.1 lo meet nt tho ollleo of
ino iiuuersigneii, on n.iiuruny, rept, iiin i.ioti, nt
one o cioej. i . at mr inu iniiisaeuuu tu iiniun
Hint business connected witu tno cnnijiaicu.
An?. 27,'6!).3t. Chairman.
FOltdOVEItNOU:
ASA PACKER,
OP CAtlllON COUNTY.
FOR JUDOS OP THE SUPREME COURT:
CYRUS L. PERSHING,
FO CAMimlA COUNTY.
rOIt HTATE HKNATE.
CHARLES II. 11U0KALEW,
(SUnjtCTTO TIIK nKUISION Of T1IC tilNH:i-.KS.)
FOlt KLl'ltlMKNTATIVi:,
OKOKQK SCOTT,
FOH ASSOCIATE JUDC1R.
CHARLES F. MANN,
IIRAVKI. TOWNSHIP.
FOlt ritOTIIONOTAUY,
WELLINGTON II. KNT,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
FOll HEGISTEIt AND IlECOllDKIl.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOBV,
1II.OOM TOWNSHIP,
FOR TUEASUIlUn.
l)AArID LOWENBKHO,
ULOOU TOWNSHIP,
FOH COMMISSIONER,
CntUS BOBBINS,
FJSIIINnCjlKKK TOWNSHIP.
FOll AUDITOR.
U. J. CAMPBELL,
MAIN TOWNSHIP.
FOR CORONER,
CHABLES G. MUBPHY,
CONYNCIHAM TOWNSHIP.
MARRIAGES.
TOWNSENn-MILLKR-On tho 12th Inst, hy the
ltev. If, Wilson, c. I.. II. Townsend of llui-k-horn,
nud Miss K. E. Miller of F.ycr's Grovc.l'u.
FL'NSTERMAKnn-inwIN-On tho 21st Inst,
, hy ltev. Win. J. liver. Mr. Joseph li. Fenster
muker toMIss Eliza Irwin, bolh of Main twp
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N'J
TIC E.
Tho iinderslLriif-d would KNiirnir..iiir w,,ii.. ,.n
person slndebied to hlin on lioolt nccouiii. liy
o.', ?t"'A't"!f,Vse- '" conlB wrwnrd prompily
and setlle. His iteenl lossis hy n dlsasirons'iirn
make it nccessarj-to collect In nil nutstnndlui!
"0"''. ,He (eels thankful to his friends nnd
and tnists they wlllseo (he necessity torn nmtnnt
. V. ",;,.l.l,1,,'l airouuKeiimiconilUenco
coiiiplianco v
ttce.
with thlsienuest wltlinutlurlhertio.
Aug. V7,'C9-2m.
JUim J. JI'Ilh.NHY,
Ileiiton, l'a.
g T ATE AC1BICULTUBAL
HO 0 1 11 TV.
...?i!'i,,,!',",1."'ylv".",a.!f1?1." Aurliulturnl Hwlely
will hold Itsnextcihli.llloii at '
11 A It U I H IS U U O,
TUtallAV, BM-MHIItlt ru, 1S0U,
And to continue FOUR DAYrt.
nihlbltorawljlnotboivqulrwl topnyan Iln
try feo-but will maUe tber Kutrl 'under the
usual lCKiilatluus nt lho ollleo of the Secretary
freo of charge. jw.bhuj,
','.o-o8 wlil'Co-xeived."1 """'"g.-alterlAc.0.
Forl'icmluni Lists nod other Information nil.
dresKulllicrofihoKei.reinrlcs, nt Hnrrislniri
l w Hl'lrArV.0,'i' K1'1'- l'sldeut:
11. W. HLIf,LR, It,.e. Hecietnrv.
AnifwTtw." M,CONKl:Y- 'or. Secretary.
p U B L I O SALE
or
VALUAULU HKAL ESTATE)
The undenlgiiednilmlnlslrttnrnr thoestaloof
Manilas Appleinan, lato of West Hemlock tow -
r.T.i',i "iur "ccoased, wl 1 expose to
pub lie .sale on tho premises 011 SalurdayrM.'iTtein
tewing tloCl' 111 '''"''""noon; th'o foil
TBAOT OF LAND,
situate In said township, hounded and described
iw follows, to wt: 011 lho north hy lands of j
LgironL'toVa1
of wuiclilsclcarwllaidaud In n good stnto iif
cultivation, ou which is erected a '
TWO-STOBY FBAM1C HOUSK,
Hank narn, and other outbulldluns with n.i
f.1 VVs.ul wi"cr uoor. There IsaTso u ex.
..M91''rW,,te"nTO tl m.r.
one"J"!i' X
mln-strdtor and purchase;. uelwecn luo m1'
GKOliaU APPLEMAN.
n-DuHMU MtltiutHcrr, PloamXyr"threo
WA,,lS,"A,"?,)llul" to Hill olllSoV l y
Aug, 27,'li()-3t.
POIl SALE.
VALUABLE HOTEL STAND
?LI!!(f.,'t,8,rVe.V Co,l,mull county, l'a. known ns
ui! iciine""1 ,'0,cl" "ow ui'W Ham!
It in fiw.rnt.1r .
Aug. 20,'C9-tf,
I'. II. UUOCKWAY,
Agent,
QOLUMI1USMALK AND FEMALE
ted at New Coluniba.;i:urnVKi';,l 'Wa
SUMMER TERM COMMENCIW AUG UST SJtli
Tui'i'd" .'! tr Icrm II weeks.
iVS . " M per week.
c.lrti"lrVL?iriS'rttcfe'a "-'""'veican pr.
For addlllonal imrtlculars nddress
PA.
vj.
ij&wWlhr. Kulimm T.ow
lrllKc-. , ... . .
rrio'-ilTiminVu BciUT. I cM I'm-
bciiilcr.Jolin ltiifli.
hreoiiwpod-JoliuKMiiUicr. .,nritui1t.
l- tD,1..MntilMPl JollUHOll.
M!miu-IunlclA.llr-a. ,u1rtA
5ia'.ncll
..iimin Itn.'!.'!.'
lj roll Bn'rKMllUU TKUJt
milenrvcri&Mlcl.ae!.Jc.c....d
WwStpwiTwit
r.,.mulss-8amucl Long, Jr. Dnniii i
heait, JaeotiL-rclgli.
FlsliliiRcreek-pnnlel P. Hosier.
l.eldy. Aaron 1). Guiles, Jolill 11. Miller.
limin-Jolm Uiti;iirlstlnn Wolf.
Mndison-Wm, J. Allen, Morris Masters.
Jloutour-lsaae, M""'"?', i.
MU l'lensnnl-Johll Walllcll.
IKrJeWeU n oil Ad.,,.,si;jerali(.
Win. llrelsbacli. Geo. r. train, v. .
ricoll iiiuini"
KUCOND WEUK.
llloom-Oeorgo W, fitcrner, Bamncl Mianer.
IcTiton-Jolm roust, l'etcr lJiubaeh.
llerwlclc lloro' -Lewis l.nUe,
Heaver Jolo llrcdliender. .
iirhirercek Isaac llowcr, Thomas Miller Ja
cob Mastcller.
"!r-:."B.,.".Jr.. WJZZii,. ,.-.,.,,i.., r.
Flslilnkc O 'iih I'- While
Greenwood-John i.yer.
Jnclison-Jaroli Liiiiuer.
1 oriMt John Hnjdcr,lsnlali tracer.
Main. rtiacy joun. n m. .ni.
Mastclhr Win. If.
Veller. . u, .,
Mnil SOn HUhSllll oi.imi.
M'Cidluin,
lllehard Fruit. Sr.
.11. l iciis.iui jii.si-1'u j-..
'J l.omnj '1 homas Jones.
V.
MolllOlir iw.lii'lilire.viui.1.
Mllllln-Isanc Hweppenhc ser.
Fine Joshua Savugo, llkhaid . I.olis,
STn- m K llHsme. Hen.
I.linln F. llelnliard, Wesluy Itucale.
Kugiirlreit-iliorKoHleadman,
i i.lillMiom- that tho loreaol iil' Is direct as
drawn mini tho wheel, and enter,, npiiii tno
i itniitcs ofthu c.lllre, u have hereunto I'
hands and siihIs thls'Jilh, day in Jmy
aiici , ,
Wm. L-mi KiiAUM, t.li-1 1.
, .1IU IUIHI .'H'l.liu, t7ii- .....
',r,silAllAY.MAN, t Jury
IllOS.J.WF.I.I.IVKll. J Uoni'rs.
HEltlKK'S SALES.
Ily virtue of sundry writ s ol vcnuiuoiu
pouas, Ivaii ineias, ami rim J', - Vr Vio
out of tho Court of Common l'len or Lol
unibla county nnd to mo directed will be. exposed
tiisalo by public vendue or outcry at tho Court
Houso in llloumsburir, at one o'clock In tho arter
nor i of Mondny Wept, uth WW, tho following
A Tract
of Kand, slluato In Montour lownshiit.uoiumuia
I county, noioiiiing laiius m , m. u.
Cli oreo A. Vrlclc on tho south. Voter M. Karshner
on thu west, Lewis Itoat on tho north, and llur-
I..., nn.l h'rllr III! 1 II.. f'llSl.Cllll 1H1 UIU II UlNIU, 1111117-
ty-flvo acres, moro or less, about koventy-uvc
nnu .,r iiri.tcii lu ..limn .1 lniul.wliereoli Is ertTtm
11 Fraino Dwelling House,a new Hank llarn.Wng-.
I nil HOUSO nlHl UOril UTIO. Willi u fl'liuic ui mw.vi
near tho house, incro is also an uppiu 01
orchard
.... it, a nrmiiluott. with t in nmitirtcunuccs,
Helzed. initcn lucxeciuiiiu unu iu uunuisua mu
properly or uenjainiu Krum.
AIiHO:
At tho samo tlmcnnd placo the following piece
i.trdft of Wood Ijind. sltuatd In Maln townshln
orlract of Wood Lnnd, sltunta In Main townshli
Columbia county, hounded nnd described osfof-
l,vu inwlt! fin llin north bvn. Iiubllo lltahwav
loadluR from Catawissa to Miilllnvlllo, on tho
east hv laud of Geori;o IxjllGenbercer. deceased.
on tho south by laud of Daniel Miller, and on the
west by n publlo road leading from Kspy to
Mniiivnle. containing Hlx Acres, moro or loss.
Kclzcd, taken ill execution nnu to no hoiu ai too
piopeity of ocorgo Irfugenberger, occ ii.
ALSO:
A I lhes.imo tlmo and nlacc. tlio following des.
I crlbed LotorGround.sltuato lu tho borough of
Ccntrnllli coiumoin county, uounueu on tne
nnrlll uy lana ououn .lames, on tno uouwi uy
worsl street, ou tho cast hy locust Avenuo. nud
mi llin westbv an Allev.beincr In front ou Ixieust
I Avenuo llfty leet, aud ono hundred and forty
IiiCl ucep, wnereonis erecicu a iwo-siury r rauiu
Dwelling House,
Kcled. taken In execution nnd to bo sold ns
i.. ' . ...
l tno properly oi Aiieune, riieau
ALSO:
AMliosamotimo nud place, a certain Lot or
Piece of Ground, slluato In tho town of Ksov.
county aforesaid, hounded on tho north by an
nllev. on the cast hv an nllcv. on tho soutil hv
mam sireei.auo ou uiu wcsi uy ioi oi i eier ttocco
being eighty loci ironi oy ouo iiunurou una six.
I lyieei. neep, on .11111:11 is t'lrcieu 1, bun slur'
Framo Liweuiug iiouse, n r mmo nuiuic, wn
lho nonurtenauces.
Seized, taken in execution nnd to be sold as the
piojierty of Wesley lluckcl.
A L S O:
Atlhosamotliiionud place, n certain Lot of
Ground. Hitlinte ill tho town of l-!sn'. I'olnnililii
county, bounded nud desetlbed nsfolfows.to wit:
On the north by ft publlo road, on tho cast by an
alley, ou the west by lot of Thomas LVIgar, nnd
on the south by 1111 alley, containing nbout 011c
fouithof on nere, more or less, on which Is erec
ted 11 two story tramoDwclllugllouse.u Framo
Stable, Willi lho nppurtenauccs.
ucizeu, taiccn in execution and to bo sold ns
tho property of Silas D. Edgar.
ALSO:
At the samo tlmo nnd place, a certain Lot or
Pleeo ofGround, sltuato on tho publlo road lead
ing Iroiu Maluvlllo to Heaver Volley, in Heaver
township, Columbia county, bounded and des
cribed us follows, to wit: On tho north by land
of Wllli.11.1 Culp, on lho cist by land of U. llody,
on tho south by mud or Samuel Flshtr, and ou
lho west by land or Jacob Hindeilltcr, contain
ing Twelve Acres, moro or less, whereun is erec
ted n Framo Dwelling House.n Framo llarn.wlth
tho up)iurlciiauces.
Seized, taken lu execution and to bo sold ns tho
property of Jcretulnh Kolb.
ALSO:
At the k lino time and placo, a certain Lot of
Ground, sltuato In the Uorungli or Centralla,
Columbia county, containing twenty. live feel on
locust Avenue,nud extending back oho hundred
und lorty leet tonnAlley.ou whleli is erected a
two story Frame Dwelling House, Willi tho up
ptirtcnauces. Seized, taken In exectillon aud lo ho sold as
lho property ol Edward Hairey.
A L S O:
At tho samo tlmo nnd place, nil that certain
rwo-stnry l'lank llulldlng, sltuato hi East
lllooinsburg, nnd county of Columbia, aforesaid,
(and now occupied by William Ernsmus ns a
Conitelionery and Fruit Shop,) and tho lot or
piece of ground nud curtilage nppurteuaut lo
Mild bullulng.
Seled, Inkin In execution nnd to be sold M
the properly of William Erasmus.
ALSO:
At the samo tlmo and place, a certain lot of
i' round h lug iu lllooinsburg In tho township of
Illoom, bounded iinddeseriboJns follows, to wit:
on lho norihby land of Cutheilno Whllcnlght.
nil lho cast by llock Ktlcct.ou tho south by I'nU
rli k Roiicy.uudon lho west by nnnlley whereon
pis erected a namo dwelling house, wflh lho an
puilcnances. 1
Silzcd, laken lu execullonniidlnhosolilns tiro
properly of Gcoigo IVIfer nud Georgo Wampolo,
4 , .. MORDKCAI Mtl,l,ARl!.
Aug. 13,'W-tt Hherlir
T
SURD WIIKAT!
.JJ.'?i""cr"ll"lea wPu,a Cft "' attention of
farmers to a new and very deslrablo viv'ilely of
......... n.,.. i. mu, uuereii ior saio in limited
.luantltles nt lliol'eniirurnaco Mill, ii"ar ("itft.
wlssa. This Wbeat was raised on tho IViin Kur.
nacu rami the present seasouj It Is u Had Wheat
SUPEIUOU QUALITY.
Jf',l,lir!,f,.Vfi'l.r,3i llt''il,?fJilraordlnnry slr.o nnd
unlforinlty. 'Hie yield tlio nresent snnsni, win
n eroaB ten buslicla to ouo hundred sheaves of
iiVi ,', .visiuis wisuinifio procuro this
Wheat shoii d send Iii their orders al once. I'rleo
JJl--r bushel. J. s. M'NINCH, Venn Fiiriioco,
An.... m ,... or KtJi:.:". ?.
N
uw IS T1I1I TIME TO SUBSCHI1SE
THE FIRi.SIDE COMPANION,
Till: l'AMILV STOItY PAl-EIt.
run
line uoiy, ono year
l our Coiiles "
Light Cojiics .T."7,'.V.'J!!"'."'."'.!!!!"''
Any person sending us n club of"
uiaiir sunscitiiiEiis anu jso co
5 3 00
, 111 UU
, 'JJ UI
iiVi iti.ri .. .l ! mi1..1.'.? "?.M i"l, ?2W .! nnd bo
. ... .... M.i.b,u .uiniut ui 9,w,
We commeiuo, August 31st,
THIS HllEAT STOliy OK TUB YKAII,
'UIU MIDNIClIIi MAUHIAOE;
on,
WHOSU WIFE WAS SHE?
11V "HATTIE."
i ins mory, the best over penned by this taleu.
e mS itej: J" a..Y! ! co.nn,V,',coU In
teKM ' "iiiiier tlmt-JnuUel. ffiSK
after Ph. ?,',',uu'",flul.f"or ' ll"'' "Ut, 111
l, h', whether sho Is really tho wire of film
.otho, 'u'il',1", t0 '"ndfor of him who
?i.S.t;l.OUBht s.h0 Waa ""irryliits. Tho fascination
that surrouiiiU tliowholo kubject, is mlnfu ly In"
'V"tl''l!.'ndiiottho least roiuarUablSclmira.
&tr'NoJIl;r'ofU,1'0ful;t 11
'HIE FlHESlDU COMPANION,
ra'nlocffiiliH! r1" l 'l'U
THE MIllNiailT MAUUIAUEi
o 11,
WHOSE WIFE WAS SHEf
AuB.l,W.n. lWWnI,:sVr,N(.,V.
IJEN DOLL A US UEWAUDI
1 be miderslmied Hirers tho abavo reward for
tlio reenpturu and reliirn or James ItlchariW and
l.liurlis Ijindnu.or ellher of iheui, who escaped
..u.i, inujuii iii LAiiiiiiiiiiueiiuiiiy, uu wiHinesuay
evculiiHAutf.lstli. MOllllEUAl MILLAIlli.
QOUJIT WIOOUM
WllCbllAlt. flintfAu
JiulBoof the Urnut oVdySm.R..
General Jail Do I very. cv,;, Nl 1
of Iho l'eaco nml UmVt nr'l'J.01"?
pnan suourtln t ie tiii, iSf I
iKsed of tho counties or (v,HlcllV
WjDinlni, and tho lion iJHfc
Hester, Asswlato Juui'J?,,aiV
havo Issued their pricB V'OW"
inYillrcciodiorra
miner nnd General tlunttpr 52M" .
nml Orpliaif. Court.anu &itlf
lf W?) t
noxl, to conllnuo one wciV 1
ANl5 WH.UHKAH AIJlll'L..
issued their precept lienrln,i"'N
May A. J). ouo thimSlfcll
ulna and to mo directed B W11
Oyer and Tcrinliicr,Ucnet.oS-'nr
the Pence, Orphans' Oouru,S',
In llloomsLtirK In thofirantJ4"!
second Monday IjcIiik th0 ifcn
next, anil lo conllnuo one ... i'
Nolleo is hcrthv nl! .,
Justices of tho 1 va "o, nnd i ,'"! H
said county of Oolumblo, urn ifce
incro in uieir proper Krson ilk'l
forenoon of said uth day '. iM
ords, Imnilslllons and olliVr '
dotlHMo tiling which to tSr'!;.-,.
l. In. .lone. An,l it..-VT iL
rccoBiil7Jnce, to proseculi i.Vi
oners that nro or may i f1
said county of Columffi f iiy
thero to prosccuto them fi ,
rora uro requested to bo iinnn... K
unce.nBreeably tothrlrimi ii,r
biim. iholltlHUyon"'
1 I..H. I of our lord, iinH1!
third year of tho lu.qf,: A.
rimics or America. .MOlibLi iJ.in
liioomsuurB, AUg.il, ism, "i "
rpiVIAli LIST
fnn c..r
X A. 1). 180-J. HUSTWr.ic ' t
Wllllnm IlavWvs Marmrctr, M.
lho West Ilrancli Iinuranc, V
Hlilvo. . , mel
Kdward M'Cnllcl. nl.vsjnk,,,,.
Thomas .1. Vnndcrsllce v ifll' E
tivlua liavcnport vs WlUEnn, . la
John Coleman v Jllchsc ffi" '?
John Cooper vsllnnltllin,,Tt '
Conyiigham townshipvsivl.il ,
Isaac. Fegely Vs Janu s W, si 1
Ahrahaiu YouliR vs .lueoli C ,p
Cbarlc It, Green vs IMcrs, I
Mainucl lleiiuer vs Jnlm ),.;. 'ii
I.ueas N, Moycr vs lleiiriiew ,
David Lewis Guardian niV
Ilcssdee'd. vs CollliiKhiitllir 1 S
Win. Iltclvr vs Joliiiha.if,. i,
A. 11. KiasmiH vs MaltUw :u
heoof llcnryuiger.
Joseph l nomas vs John R,,
l'cler Appleinan vs Silas f.vv il
Chrlstiuuii Fox va Join, JoneT
Henry J. Yoaplo vs Isaac Iiti 61
HECO.NIj a.
Henry J. Yeaplu vs Isaac i)rr
ltiidolpli Kliiuiian vs(icori,,
.lohn Appltualo s 'I honiMiv H
Jnlm Applcgalo vs 'I lmni,M fi.,
Klnion tl Hlilvo vs llunimlil .ll
Wiii:Nubciuvs ll. F,Hi.)i l.
Nathan llrothers vs Hmrri
Henry Gablo vs Peter llovw, it
Austen Church vs Amlrcwiu
Jesso 1). ltlco vs Nathan tro'll
John l'rlco vs Hamml llcnu .
Hanillel Genset vs Dnniel H,w,at
ltenben It. KlngvsLIHhait
John U. livlhy vs Conyiishn'
llobelt Gorrell vs Ilarny afcs
iSara x A. l'etcr man a.iar,, ,ri
tl Hi. "
l'.dward Fcrgufcon vsl'i.lnraU Ol
IMwnril Hhailer vs C'otninii-. ,
Hainuel ltlcbard vst'oluiiitu "
Henry James vsColutnblaa ,1,
F. Welcliclv John V, Casio, 'a
tildcon ArtultvsJohnU. I. tl(
Geoigo NllllKessor Jno.J
UobcrtH. Hampton vsltiikt,
Thoinil llenlleld s Urlalil ,,
DaulelH. Laubaeh vsLonrj 11
A A J. Itetlioehl vs Iickasi. J,
Heorgo W. Lott vs Wm.bi' '
Alexander Colly vs Alhiau. 1
l'etcr Behug va clmrli Lee ...
Josepli H. Cieasy vs II. F. IV "
Columbia Co. vs Jacob Vu'j n
Columblt County.
T) EQISTEIl'S NOTICE o
IV hert'bv ulvcn to nil livniM
other pernonn IntoretleJ lmhet.-.0
sjctlvo tleceiloutM nntl iiiliion,
nip numiiiisinuiuM it ii-1 KUiiriiufj '
bet'ii Illtwl lu tho oilU'tiot tlie
blft county, ftntl will bu proiiotej
tlon ami iillownnco In the
hold in Uloomtliunr.nn Mondi'K
,of Kept,lSU'J(nl two o'clitcklau
Bum uiiy .
Zeiglr lntoofScott twp.ilrti 1
1. Account or j-;, u. .raUutJL"i-
i, rirHLRim iiiiui iicruunii'i a t
Ouardlan of Win. 11. Yolumix
Yocinn tlco'ii. h
3. Final nccountof lVuiiuF -i
do bonis nou of Jncob V, ltohrtef
i. Account of l W. a J.Dit
Kxccutors of Daniel MUlcklA
5. Flntt and Dual lutouot c
ddm'r.of JucobMarfclc.dwJ, .
0. Accountof iJiwwon MugueJi
ry Executors of John M ilturr j
twp. dee'd. 11
7, Flrht nnd Uual account it
nilm'r.of Ann LnubnchiJUii.
8. Frst amlllnal ucfountUi "
of Thomas 11, 1w. dtcM. i
0. Arcountof Kllja Kllno. &
ham Kllno ojj filed by Jo-uli k (
j;iff.ih Kllno tlec'd.
lu. Firit und final accuunti'
adni'r, of Jolin llll.lel'ruiiau r
11. Accountof John Wtnia :
llartman, dcu'd I
! Kitinl niioiinnl at f Willi .
11. a. Merrell, dco'd its Uu irto 2
bender
Id. FirtLnndllnaInccouiitoi'
titorof Abnthain JUTRer,(Jt-ci u
II. Final account of HlziLLl
of ItciiJ, J, Jtoone. dee'd, J
15. Account of Hainiul KV ,
Cbrlstaua KlHncr.a-H tlli-d h) U
ndm'r, of Samuel K Inner,
KxecuUr of Jacob Kami Uiu
iu. rjrtiinnu nnui lUTOtmi ?i
two. decM, ,'
17. Kirtfinmiiinainctoiiiiiwc ,
of Fcter Hess latPofi'Mnn;MW
l.H. Atvonutor i nv Neawr,.
Weaver lato of Frauttlln mp.f
fj, r Willi Ill-CIIIIIHIII n.llliuni "
Anna M. Wolf, minor chiWofli1
W, Tho nc.'ount ol Clurlts UU
Kxecutors of Abraham Hit",
CreiiKy.iulin'r. of I'h.irlcs 11. IU
Final necount of Muslim
adm'r, ol D.tulcl 1 lower, Uu ,
dee'd.
2-i Virnt aim nn u afpoiiai '-
adm'r, of Joscili iloljb.ii' Up ,
twp.dec'd. ,.,,..
.il.ACCOUIUiil J, I. iii't"i"
Klsner, lato of MaillsoiiUiTti
. First anil linaiiu'couiiiw
(Jllocrt II. Fowler. UxkiiIw '
lato of ilonmsii i i.erwuu.u'
nnd Ijiivina IUvenMrt n.lm
:i. KirKLunti nil it ammni w j
port latoni tierwica nuruu,,
IU Triennial awoimt oi IN .
Guardian oflalah li.Ulor,
t7, Firstan.l ilnal accounKiJ
of Harmau Kllnu, late ol n-i-jj
ys. Account of Itolicrt F $f
John llcaler lalonf FlsMnrwi
ju. Account oi tiiias
Nevln K. Funk. ,,
;uj. Aceouutof luvni
WclltngUJii Mowery. , '
Bloomsburg August 0, lv?J.
"YYIDOW APl'UAlst-
Tim r.ilbiwliiir iinnraNtliltlil
fconnl jiroperty si t apart IJ jj
navo ueeu nieu in ."""i
(Joliinibla counly, under H' 'J"
will Iki presented for a1"',""'
lho Ori bans' Court lo belli'"
und for said counly. on Mnu1
Sept. 1MW lit two iiVliicm'. lu
oxcepllous losuell loiiiui"
llled, of which all peiolw i.
entates will taUo notu'c: s
l. Wldow or Will. linen
1!. Widow of Joseph KllienW
dee'd. ,...,(
J. Widow of win.
4t Widow ot l'etcr K. hru
5. Widow ot 1'hlllp Jl.
dou'd. , i. ,.,
u. widow of rmieiii"
7? Widow oi l'i ter Lull rj
Jcc'd. , ., j
k. Widow "1 iieo. uu"
nco'd. J0s
B
A U O IPS
haw ok
PllOSl'IIATH
SUI'EIt
stand a nn
Wo oner to Karnicrs, tlio I'
IIAUUH'H HAW I10NK SUI'I r"
on hcliiif hlithly liiif'li; . f
liaugh's Itnw Hone Mir"'.',
namo In . lcates. .lirep'ri.'J .
llonca In Oil of varlol-ll
not becu deprived f t'1' ' ,
irreaso and Hluo-by bum IM?
fore, presents to tho use "',
valuable proiierlles of 1W
coiicentriiioif form-renJ';''1"
aellou nud very iw'all',r,.j
- Farmers aro fciyi"1"1''!,
tho dealer lonited Inf1"1!;
lions wheio no dealer i i
I'hospliata may bo procure
underslgne.lXii()i480Xri'
Olllce, No. alS. Dtfliiwiif A'
Aug. 0,'ell-3iu,
M
AMMOTU UllOCi-
J. II. MA'1
MAIN ANU IllONBrllE"'1"
Tlio Largest and lift 8lolk
l'rovlsluns lu tha County.
Akpleudldlotof llaiiis."'"
ders, Teus Coirecs and r1""
inostlo Krulls a si'eclully.
F 11 UIT 1
on hand of Ihubesl piill"1
OOODS DEI.IVEIU'.I1 '10 1 A'
T0V
Juno i;W-t .
TTo-PAivi'NiTHanii'
Tfiio ...i..Ii.i.i..I have l a',','
liio niulersliriusl liavelii',
shlii as Kounders and5'1'';,,! -Foundry
lit retor.irom'iiU'j'.n
...w r. , .,piii
lei
The IsT.Us of llio lal',,i''i,
K. It. Ililer, In whom ""I
"'iliiii'nisburg Juno ll,' "'
bhcriir,