THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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BLQOMSBUHG, PAi
Vrldar Mornlnsr, Mny 0, 1870.
tr TUB COLUMBIA! lias til largest
fJIreulMloit of any paper published lu
Northern Pciiitsylraitlii, anil ll alto a
much larger duet than any of Itseotem.
porarleei anil I therefor the beet medium
ror advertising lu thla seetlon oftho State.
Our Indian Policy.
Advices from tho Indian country aro
fetich as to Justify fears of a general war.
Sumo 20.000 Sioux, It Is reported, aro
already on tho war path and aro to
liojolnod by moro northern tribes. Tho
reason given for tho dissatisfaction of
tho Indiana Is, that thoy havo failed to
receive their annuities, and wo have no
doubt but that It b a correct one. For
many years the Agonts deputized to de
liver to thpuo pooplo their annual In
HtalluimiU have shamefully robbed
them, and by the distribution of whis
key havo dono much to degrade and
l.'inoralize them. It is useless tout
to nipt to conciliate theso wandering
rii'oi as loi g as Agents aro allowed to
.v sd!o thi'iu. Moro honesty is irapor-
l.i'idi d. It is the root of all
r U ul'le 'ind Qtuikfr Commissioners
( no vail, whilst fair words
i .i oti-A'i uy loui dev.ls. How much
K'ruiau - massacre of women and
children has had to do with tho general
u.T'.itisfai.'l.oii it is impossible to say.
That it lias h."l nn iutlucnco wo have
no douhl. 11 is but a poor excuse to
offer, that the Iudians are guilty of
atrocities. Wo aro presumed to bo su
perior to them in civilization, and out
rages inflicted by us degrade us without
Justifying us in them.
Cameron's Courtesy.
Tho New York World having coup
mcnted severely upon Senator Carncr
ou's publication of a breakfast table
talk with Mr. Jefferson Davis, which
occurred beforo tho war, and which
tonds to show the Honorablo Senator's
high abilities as a prophet, tho Day
retorts sharply and draws a parallel
between tho ingratitude of Mr. Davis
and that of Mr. Cameron. Now wo
aro notawaro of any rulo of logic which
makes a right out of two wrongs. Tho
J)ay devotes Itself to tho refutation of
nn argument which was never advan
ced. Tho World was not discussing
Mr. Davis, but Mr. Cameron, and wo
fail to sco how tho publication of a prl
vato conversation which was hold
whilst Mr. Cameron was tho guest of
Mr. Davis, Justifies him because Mr.
Davis was guilty of ingratitude to tho
Government which gave him his early
military education. Tho point was,
whether it was a proper thing to givo
to tho public a private talk, for tho
purpose of making political capital, and
whether tho amenities of social llfo aro
only- to bo regarded by thosowhoaro
not "loll" and United States Senators
to hoot.
Hon. William Montgomery.
This prominent Pennsylvania demo
crat died at his resldcnco, near Wash
ington, Pa., on Thursday last. Mr.
Montgomery was born at Canton, Brad
ford county, April 11, 1819, and was
educated at Washington collego. Ho
graduated In 1839, studied law, and was
admitted to the bar in 1812. In a few
years he won distinction in his profess
ion, and also became a recognized leader
in tho democratic party. In 1850 ho
was elected to Congress, whoro ho serv
ed two terms. During his congressional
career his name became conspicuous in
nnectlon with tho so-called Critten
ion Moiitcoinery amendment, which
jo "nded as a measure of paclflca-
h lv the slavery excitement. The
Uttf years of hU llfo were clouded by
ft 'Oinful family misforluiio. It will bo
remembered that ho llgured In tho
Dinsmoro murder trial as counsel for
ids own son, who was indicted lor con
nectlon with the crime.
Howard.
"The Investlgitlon of (Jan. O. O. Howard's ofll
cbU conduct liutlms far tolled to develop a sin
gle fact to his official dishonor." Sxshange.
Ah ha I Well that is tho way Itepub
llcanslook at these things. Tho truth
is that there does not seem to bo any
such thing as "official dishonor" now-a-days.
Tho investigation has brought
to light, that Oen. Howard used Qov
ernmcnt money for private purposes
and took In eschango therefor worth
loss Church bonds, which wo prosumo,
as things go, Is qulto right and proper.
Gen. Howard having been one of tho
Radical saints must needs bo upheld,
but suppose he had been a Democrat
and dono this. How would things bo
then? Eh?
Slection Contest in Phlla. Decided.
Philadelphia, May 3.
Judge AlllsoD, of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas, rendered his decision this
morning In tho contest, for tho District
.Attorneyship. Tho Court decides that
Shopherd, do mocrat, was elected by a
majority of thirteen over Charles Olb
bsna, tho Republican candidate at tho
election in 18G3.
This has been n curious case. First
Shepherd entered on tho duties of tho
office by a certificate of election : then
contest oniucd, when tho Supremo Court
decided that Cllbbons was elected.by
ruling out tho voto of a certain division
on account of fraudulent votes; and now
tno common Pleas decides after a re
count and almost lntermlnablo aru
ments mat Shepherd was eloctod.
The Houso of Representatives, In
Commltteo of tho "Whole, has ralsodtho
duty on halr-pInB 60 per cent, ad valo
rem. The honorablo mombers havo
struck a brilliant lead. May they fol
low on through chignone, swJtchis,
Draws, rats and mice, shoo-flles, jilalta,
pauu, powaer. waus, and all tho para
phercalla of feminine finery which
from the days of Isaiah (chap. 3, v. 18)
wave ueen used in the subjection of
man. Jreai.
Tho Geruiantown Telegraph an
uiiuiKiti Cylonel Jolw W. Forney as a
ctititiiuaio for Governor to succeed Gov
cruor Geary.
A correrpoii dent reports thoavcrago
prico of voUb lu 14 Houditin Carpet
Bag Legiblaluroul. ' Jl,37i 1-cr dozen,
6 por ceut off for cash.." ,
Court Froeccdlng-s.
Court mot on Monday, May 2d, 1870,
tho Hon. William Kiwell, President
Judge, and his associates, Hon. Irani
Dcrrand iron. 1. S. Monroe, on tho
bench.
John A. Kiliislou, Ei., Appointed
Foreman of tho Grand Jury.
Daniel Iey hard, Bamuol Btcllornml
Isaac Mcllrldo appointed Tipstaves.
Constables' returns received, and tho
Constables elected for tho ensuing year
sworn lu nnd their bonds approved.
In tho matter of exceptions to tho ac
count of John IColchuer and Lavltia
Davenport, administrators of Jno. Dav
enport, deceased, on motion t 13. II.
Little, Esq,., C. W. Miller, Esq., contln
tied as Auditor on exceptions with pow
er to mako distribution.
In tho matter of tho account of tho
administrators of Andrew Proas, a
commltteo of Stephen Walp.ou motion
of Mr. Jackson, Qoorco S. Coleman.
Esq. continued ns Auditor.
Com. vs CharlosSnyder Fornication
nnd Uastardy Charlc3 Snyder and
John S, Monsch bound In tho sum of
five hundred dollars for nppearanco of
defendant at next term.
Com. vs Daniel GIgerj Court order
forfeiture of recognizance to bo stricken
off on payment of costs.
Exceptions to tho account of Win,
Lutz, administrator of Catharine Lutz,
deceased, and Executor of Peter Lutz,
deceased, on motion of Mr. Jackson,
C. B. Brockway, Esq., appointed audit
or on exceptions.
Com. vs Jacob Flick Fornication
and Bastardy Wm. Crosslcy bound
in the sum of five hundred dollars for
the appearance of defendant nt next
term.
Com. vs Thomas Penrose Assault
and Battery Recognizance filed, on
motion of E. P.. lkelcr, District Attor
r.oy, tho court grant leavo to enter mt.
pros, on payment of costs.
John Shipmau vs Thomas J. Vander
sllco on motion of Mr. Frcezo, attach
ment for Jacob Gulst a witness for do
fondant. S. Hcrdic (use) vs B. II. Crcvellng,
et. al., affidavit of defenco filed.
Stacy John vs Mary John's commit
tee by agreemont of counsel Judgment
for plaintiff, for $190.12 consent of
parties.
Win. Spotts for tho uso of Thomas
Hughes vs Wesloy Bucket on motion
of Mr. Clark rulo granted to amend
tho caption of this caso so as to read
Thomas Hughes endorsee of William
Spotts vs Wesloy Ruckel.
Vm. Brooks et. ux. vs Wm.Slruthors
et. ux. Jury called.
Com. vs. Philip Cain. Assault and
battery. AtruoBlll.
Com. vs Peter A. Kline and Deimer
Goldon, ct. al. A true bill.
Petition of John Waltz, Guardian for
salo of real estate, C. B. Brockway, ap
pointed auditor to report facts and his
opinion.
Report of Wm. II. Abbott, auditor
on oxccptlons nnd to make distribution
among the creditors of tho estate of
Gcorgo Yinger, deceased, confirmed nl.
si.
Auditor's report In tho estate of Wil
liam Snyder, deceased, confirmed ni. si.
Auditor's report in tho estato of Eli
jah Wilson, deceased, conflrmod ni. si.
Return of inquest in tho estato of
TJiomas W. Young, deceased, confirm
ed ni. si.
Petition of Mary Rupp, administra
trix of tho Citato of Georgo Rupp, de
ceased, for salo of realty for paymontof
debts. Salo ordered of lot first men
tioned In petition.
Petition of Jenny Mostellcr for guar
dian. Daniel Rambach appointed guar
dian. Potltlon of Lullo L. Johnson for guar
dian. Mason 0. Johnson appointed
guardian,
Return of inquest in tho estato of
Jacob Eycr, deceased, confirmed nl. si.
Petition for the appointment of guar
dian of minor children of David Gear-
hart, dee'd. Sarah Gearhart appoint
ed guardian.
Petition of Flora A. Klino for ap
pointment of guardian. Georgo Markcs
appointed guardian.
Report and return of sale of real cs.
tate of tho minor children of Calvin B,
Relfnyder, dee'd, confirmed ni. si.
Report of salo of tho real estate of
David Fry, Sr., deed, confirmed nl. si.
Report of salo in tho estato of Ell
Crovcling, confirmed ni. si.
Report of salo by Lewis Ycttcr, guar
dian of Julia Ann Clark1, and petition
for contlnuanco of order as to lands not
sold, confirmed nl. si.
Auditor's report appointed to report
facts and opinion in tho matter of tho
petition of John Wenncr, guardian of
Oscar E. and Wm. W. McBrlde, for
prlvato ealo of realty. Prlvato salo
ordered.
Petition of John Staley, admlnlstrtv
tor of Ellsha Albertson, dee'd., for dls
charge ns ball of William D. Albertson
guardian of his minor children. CIta
tlon ordered to show causo why other
surety shall not be given.
Petition of Benjamin McHenry for
cllschargo as ball of William D. Albert
son as guardian of his minor children.
Citation ordered to show causo why
other surety shall not be given.
Return of Inquest In tho estato of
John Richards, confirmed nl. si.
M. V B. Kostotibauder vs J. Hlnderlt
terand Henry Hlnderllter-applicatlon
for subrogation, rulo to show causo why
Henry Hindcrllter shall not bo subro
gated. Sara h Colo vs William Mostellcr and
Jacob H. Fritz application for subro
gation, rulo to show causo why Jacob
H. Fritz shall not bo subrogoted,
J. J. Brower vs Pino townshlp-on
motion court grant leavo to Issuo exo
ecutlon. Petition for incorporation of tho Mu
tual Building and Saving Fund Asso
ciation of Espy, It Is ordered that tho
application for Intorporatlon bo pub
lishod lu ono nowspaper nt least tiireo
weoks beforo tho first day of noxt term.
Report of 0. W. Miller, Esq, Commis
sioner to take depositions in appllca
tlon of Jacob Barnkest for dlvorco.im.
polntinent of Mr. Miller continued.
Exceptions to report of ro-vlewers of
a road in Madison township near Jacob
Issuer's.
Report of io-viowew to vacato a road
In Pino township near Elislm Taylor's
confirmed nl. si.
Roport of ro-vJewew of a road lu
Jnckson township uenr D, Youngs con
firmed nl, si.
Report of road views In Locust town-
ship near J. J. Campbell's confirmed
nl.sl.
Report of viewers vacation road In
Hemlock township near Levi WrJirhts.
conlirmod nl, t.1.
Exceptions to report of viewers of
road in Montour township through
lands of Francis Evans and others.
Report of tho ro-rovlcrs of a road lu
Pine township confirmed nt, nl.
Report of n road In tho town of Cata
wlssa oxtendlng Fourth strrot confirm
ed nl, nl,
Report of viewers of a road In Jack
son township near Samuel Hartman's,
confirmed til. si.
Petition to transfer Clcmucl Mellon
ry's tavern llccnso to Audrow T. Iko
ler license- transferred by tho Court.
In tho ostuto of Jcramlah Kline, de
ceased, on motion of C. B. Brockway,
Esq.,0. W. Mlllor continued Commis
sioner to take proof of contract.
Petition of II. M. Ilocknmn, high
constablo of Berwick borough, for tho
appointment of n deputy Lovl Kutz
appointed.
Rcmonstranco from citizens of Con
tralla borough, against licensing now
hous.'s in Centralla.
Jacob Kostcnbaudcrnppolnled super
visor of Franklin township.
Thomas Adams nppolnlcd overseer
of tho poor of Brlarfcrcck township.
Mathlas Gilbert appointed supervisor
of Mount Pleasant township.
Petition for appointment ol super
visor of Beaver township ; Tilman
Rlttenhouso appointed.
Com, va Philip Cain Indictment,
assault and battery a true bill. On
motion of District attorney, court di
rected a non pros, to bo entered on pay.
mentor costs.
Com. vs James Harris Iudlctmcnt,
Fornication and bastardy. A truo bill.
Com. vs Joseph Hess and Frank Hess
luuictmoiu, cheating uy faiso pro-
tense A truo bill.
Com. vs John U. Leiby Indictment,
perjury a truo bill.
Coin, vs Win. Bahmo Indictment.
assault and battery a truo bill.
Tuesday, May :i.
Win. Brooks et.ux.vs Wm. Struthors
ct. ul. Verdict of $175.00 for plaintiff.
Tho account of M. E. Jackson, Esq.,
assignee of P. M. Trough, confirmed
nl. si.
Report of Wm. Maslcllcr, adm'r. of
John Richard, dee'd., salo of realty.
Petition for salo of real estate of Ly dla
Wanlch, doe'd., for payment of debts.
Salo ordered.
Report of E. II. Little, Esq,, to ascer
tain tho amount duo on bonds given by
Jacob Gearhart, jr., to tho heirs of Ja
cob Gearhart, sr., and to whom paya
able. Confirmed nl. si.
. In the estato of A. W. Rea, dee'd.,
decree for specific performance of con
tract In making a deed to Wm. Pelfer
by Annie M. Rea, administratrix.
Exception to tho auditor's report
making distribution in tho estnto of
John Bcalcr,
Petition of Valentino Wintersteen,
guardian of minor children of Adam
Wream, to raise monoy on real estato In
Lycoming county. Ordered that tho
sum of flvo hundred dollars bo raised
of lands In Lycoming county.
Emanuol Brown vs. Philip Ort On
motion of B. K. Rhodes, a rulo granted
on thoshcrlir to pay tho money raised
of the sale of tho property of Philip
Ort, into Court.
N. J. Hcndorsholt vs. Bloomsburg
Literary Institute, &c Rulo to show
causo why tho sheriff should not amend
his return.
Conyngham township vs. Tho Bo
rough of Centralla On motion, Court
grant leavo to Issue an execution against
defendant.
Catawissa R. R. Co. vs. Tho Danville,
Hazleton & Wllkes-Barro R. R. Co.
Injunction granted restraining tho de
fendants, their agents and employees
from putting in their crossing across
tho Calawlssa railroad.
McAnall vs. Jncoby On motion of
Mr. Jackson, attachment issued.
Thcodoro P. Swazo vs L. V. Myers
on motion of Mr. James tho court di
rected Judgment to bo entered against
tho plalutlHY
Com. vs J. G. Morgan and M. A.
Kccfor Disturbing tho public road,
recognlzanco for tho appearance of tho
defendants at next sessions.
Wednesday, May 1.
William Marr vs Wesley Ruckel
verdict In favorof defendant.
Com. vs Ocorgo W. Edgar Fornica
tion nnd bastardy Recognlzanco for
feited. Com. vs Wm. Buhmc assault and
battery verdict, defendant guilty In
manner and form as Indicted.
All licenses advertised granted ex
cept Samuel Leiby, P. F. Burke, Ben
jamin Williams and James Dowey.
In tho matter of tho estato of Jacob
Goho, deceased, rulo granted on tho
heirs to appear on tho first day of noxt
term, nnd nccept or rcfuso tho estato
at tho valuation, or show causo why tho
samoshall not bo sold.
In tho matter of tho estato of Eliza
beth Lunger deceased-rulo granted on
tho heirs, to appear on tho first day of
next term and accept or refuse tho es
tato at tho valuation or show causo why
tho samo shall not bo sold.
REI'OIIT OP THE G It AND JURY.
To tho Honorablo tho Judges of tho
Court of Common Pleas now eonmrls
lug a Court of Quarter Sessions of tho
pence, In and for tho counly of Coluin
ma.
Tho Grand Inquest of tho Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, inquiring for
mo, oody or tho Court of Columbia
county, respectfully represent that wo
navo pursuant to our required dtttv
calmly and deliberately inveslliratod
all bills of Indlctmont presented for our
consideration nt this term, nnd havo
passed upon them accordingly, that wo
havo examined tho public buildings
ami nnd mem in good condition, ox
ceptlng tho Jail yard wall and tho stops
icnuing uieroin, winch wo recommend
repaired. All of which Is respectfully
suwniueu. John A. Funsto.v,
Foreman,
,
THE INCOME Tax SWINDLE. TllO
United States Senate ha3 voted to re
tain tho income tax In tho assessment
for Internal rovcnuefortliocurront voar.
This Is tho worst specimen of legisla
tion that has characterized Cougrcss tha
present session. It is retrogrado icgls-
lauon hi its most wretched shapo. It
stains tho Journal of thoSenato with an
act that is in wanton disregard of tho
wishes of tho peoplo, aud a deliberate
Violation of Justice toward nil honest
tax-payers. A'. 1'. Herald,
An Irishman bnvl
tho Water to sava n limn frmn rlrnivn.
ing, upon receiving u slx-ponco from
tho person as u reward for hi&BorvIce,
looked first nt tlin Hlrnnnrvi tlini, (
him, and ntiastoxclaimed, "Bojabors,
1 UUl OVCMiald fur tho lob!'
County Fair.
Tho Exccutlvo Commltteo havo
called a meeting of tho members of tho
Agricultural Society for tho purposo of
solccting officers to servo during tho
ensuing year. Wo havo ropcnlcdly
urged that this meeting bo held
nt a tlmo when It would bo con
venient for a largo attendance from
tho country. It appears that tho reg
ulations of the society prevent llsbolng
hold nt tho tlmo wo suggested, there"-
foro wo must do tho next best thing
which Is to sccuro ns largo nn niton
danco as possible Thcso annual ex
hibitions aro not Intended to bo moro
gala days. If properly conducted and
supported by tho pooplo they can bo
mado of real nnd lasting benefit to tho
counly. Let our farmors and mechan
ics commenco now, to mafco prepara
tion for tho fall exhibition. Till aud
plant and cultivate with a vlow to ex
celling In your department. What Is
done', endeavor to do In tho b03t possi
ble manner. Lot eath strlvo to this
end and whothoryou succeed omot you
will nt tho end of tho Boason havo mado
Immense strides which will cnablo
you to commenco tho noxt year far In
ndvauco of whero you now are. When
you meet In thu fall with men from dif
ferent sections of tho county you can
comparo notes with each other, exhibit
your crops, and arrlvo at tho best con
clusion. Wo hold tho opinion that Co
lumbia county can bo mado us rich in
agricultural wealth as any section of
the State. To do this our farmers must
bo live, earnest men, not squandering
recklessly upon their soil, but Judicious
ly advancing all tho while. Whatever
you ralso either of grain or stock let it
bo of tho host quality or breed. If un
able ulouo to do this, Join with your
neighbors and by combined effort you
can succeed. Wo hops thero will bo
such an attendance at tho meeting on
the 21st of tho present month as will In-
dleato that our pcoplo aro going to take
an unusual interest in in tho matter.
In this object wo can certainly unito
without political bias. Our neighbor
ing paper will Join us In tho effort to
do good In this direction. Lot us go to
work. Republican.
Tho Stato national Guard.
Wo givo below an official announce
ment of tho staff of Gen. Osborno. Wo
nro pleased to learn that tho General is
determined to revivo tho rallltlaof this
division, composed of tho counties of
Luzerne, Wyoming aud Columbia, and
to mako it a credit to tho Stato. Ho
has called to his assistance officers who
have all seen actlvo sorvico, and who
will take prldo in making tho move
ment a success. Wo hope, now that
tho proper Initiatory steps havo been
taken, that companies will bo speedily
formed through Luzerno wo ought to
havo almost a regiment in this city.
llEAnauAnTiaOTii Division National)
OtiAnn oir Pennsylvania, V
Wllkci-Uarro, April S) 1370. J
General Order No. 1.
Tho following nnmcd officers aro an
nounced us tho staff of tho Major Gen.
oral commanding:
Lieut. Col. William L. Wilson, Ply
mouth, Assistant Adlutant Gonoral.
Lieut. Col, Georgo N. Raichard,
iviiKua-jurru, jissisiani inspector lien
cral.
Major Charles M. Conynghmn.Wllkcs-
jjuiiu, jiiu-uu-i;amp.
Mnjor Cyrus K. Campbell, Piltston,
Major Albert P. Barber, Plymouth,
Quartermaster.
Major Charles 0. PJotz, Wllkes-Barro,
v-uiuiiiissary oi suusistonco.
Major Charles B. Brockway, Blooms
burg, Judgo Advocate.
Major M. L. Blair, Ilydo Park, Pay
master.
Lieut. Col. Charles II. Wilson, Ply
mouth. Sunreon.
They will bo oboyed nnd respected
ilLXUlulllgiy. IMJWItf H. U3110KNU,
MnJ, Gen. Commanding,
Scranton Itcpublican.
Columbia County Teachers' Asso
ciation. A mooting of tho Columbia county
Teachers' Association will bo held at
Berwick on Saturday tho 11th day of
way itS7U at 10 o'clock n. m. Tho fol
lowing program mo Is announced by tho
uommittco.
FOKENOON.
10 to 11, Opening Addross by County
oupennienuent, u. U. Harkloy.
11 to 12, DIscussIon-"Causosof failuro
m teacning,"openod by Mr.S. B. Miller
Al'TEUNOON.
1.00 to 1.15, Essay, by MIsi Scnio
Smith.
1.45 to 2,10, Class exercise Arlthmo
tic-Prof. F. M. Bates.
2.10 to 2.20, Discussion on same, open
cd by Miss Sue E. Thorn nson.
2.20 to 2.15, Roport-"How shall our
puunc scnoois Do mado moro popular
aim moro userul,"by Mr. Wm. Snydor.
2.15 to 3.15, Discussion on same, opon
ed by Miss Kate A. Botz.
3.15 to 3.30, Class oxercIso-Readlng.
3.30 to 3,15, Discussion on same, open
ed by Mr. A. B. Hartmau.
3.15 to -1.10, Class exercise Grammar
Prof. H. D. Walker.
1.10 to 4,20, Discussion on same, open
ed by Mr. G, W. Dartch.
1.20 to 1.3), Class oxcrclso Orthogra
phy & Spelling, by Mr. Albright.
4.35 to 1,45, Discussion on samo.open
ed by Miss Mary F. Wooloy.
EVENINO.
Lecturo by Rov. John Thomas nt 7
o'clock.
Tho Commltteo respectfully request
tho attendanco of all toachors nnd par
ticularly tlioso who havo work assigned
in mo programmo.
F. M. BATES.
Chairman Com,
Bloomsuurcj, April 23th 1870.
Communication.
Bkhwick Pa, May 2d I870. Our
townsman E. J. Bovniau has frequent
ly lectured in our midst freo of charge.
His lectures have invariably evinced
careful preparation, and havo been lis
tened to by appreciative audiences. It
is proposod that his farewell
u bonollt; and accordingly ho will lec
ture In our Odd Follow' Hall tho forth.
coining Tuesday night, tho 10th Inst
HH subject will bo of general Interest.
"Our Cuuntry, Its Past and Future"
void of political bias. As tho speaker
Is well known, doubtless thero will i.n
a generous turn-out of our iiconlntiii.tvn
substantial appreciation for past ser
vices. Patriotic airs will bo sung upon
the occasion by our best singing talent.
Tickets of admission 35 cents nan lm
procured at Jackson & Bowman's stnro.
also at tho Bank, and at tho door of tho
Hall on tho night of tho lecture. Como
one, como all.
Commltteo. of Arramreinnni. fl.
G,
Jackson, f). 0. Jayno, Jno. Evans, O.
, R.
woouin, ucorgo Thompson, y,
Hughes.
Conpross.
Thursday, April 23. In tho Sen
ate, yesterday, u bill was reported,
among others, to organize tho Terri
tory of Oklahoma, and to consolidate
tho Indian tribes undora territorial
form of government. Tho bill for en
forcing tho Fifteenth Amendment was
mado a special order noxt after tho
Franking bill.
In tho Houso, tho Tariff dobato again
occupied tho greater part of tho morn
ing, nnd an ovening session, tho va
rious sections relating to iron being
still under consideration, Durijig tho
dcbalonn announcement of tho Rich
mond calamity was made, nnd a mo
tion mado to adjourn, which, nfter
deliberation, was withdrawn.
Friday, April 29. In tho Senate,
among tho bills Introduced yesterday,
was ono to Incorporate a National
Academy of Letters and Arts; also ono
removing disabilities uuder tho four
tecnth amendment ; also ono rovlslng
tho coinago lnws. Tho report of tho
commltteo In tho Florida contested
election e,so, In favor of Mr. Gilbert,
was adopted.
In tho House, the Election Com
mltteo mado a roport hi tho Third Louis
iana Congressional district election
case. Tho report was nuopteu aim is
in favor of 0. B. Darrall. Tho bill es
tablishing a Department of Justlco
passed, ns did nlso n Joint resolution
directing tho purchasoofa portrait of
tho lato Major General Thomas, to bo
placed In tho Capitol.
Tho Houso went Into Commltteo of
thoWlioloou tho tariff bill, nnd ngaln
discussed tho iron items.
Saturday, April 30. In tho Senate,
tho Houso bill providing for n portrait
of tho lato Gen. Thomas, passed tho
day before, wa3, after somo debate,
referred to tho Library Commltteo. A
number of reports wcro received, and
and some now bills introduced, among
tho latter, ono by Mr, Wilson, provi
ding u new modo for tho selection of
military and naval cadots.
In tho Houso tho most Important
event or tho day was a long discussion
on tho question of granting public lands
to aid hi tho construction of railways.
Tho debate occurred on tho Senato bill
granting lands to tho road from Port
land to Astoria and McMinnvlllo, In
Oregon. It was finally passed by n
voto of 97 to GO.
Monday, May 2. Tho Senate was
not In session on Saturday.
In tho Houso a motion was agreed to
that when tho Houso adjourn Thurs
day it bo until Monday, May 9. A
largo amount of business was taken
from tho Speaker's table and dlsposod
of.
Tuesday, May 3. In tho Senato,
a resolution was adopted relatlvo to so
amending tho patent laws a to give tho
Government tho freo uso of every
patent hereafter Issued nnd disposed of,
among them ono to Incrcaso tho number
of United States Supremo and Circuit
Court Judges.
In tho House, a bill was passed to
allow Mrs. Lincoln a pension of $3,000
a year, A resolution was adopted ma
king May 30 a public holiday forever
for tho decoration of soldiers' graves.
At 1 P. M. the House went Into Com
mltteo of tho Wholo on tho tnriffbill,
and discussed the iron section.
Wednesday, May 1. In tho Sen
ate, yesterday, various reports of minor
interest were received and several bills
introduced. Among tholatler was ono
tp furnish medals to Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania volunteers.
In tho House tho morning hour was
mainly dovotcd to a discussion of Mr.
Jenckes' bill for tho reorganization of
thocivil sorvico. A concurrent resolution
was ndoptc for a final ndjaurnmcnt on
tho 4 th of July. Considerable progress
was mado with tho Tariff bill, all tho
sections relating to Iron being disposed
of and also soveral relating to steel.
Latest News.
Philadelphia, Pa., April 27.
About 2 o'clock this morning Police
Officer Max arrested a man for behaving
disorderly In Third-street, abovo Mont
gomery avonue. Ho was attacked by
another man, who attempted to rescuo
tho prisoner, when Officer Max used his
revolver with fatal effect, killing both
men, whoso names wero Hugh Murtagh
aud James Welsh. Tho ofilcor was so
verely bcaton beforo ho fired. His as
sailants wcro ongaged in a fight togeth
er when ho interfered, and thoy both
joined in tho assault upon him. It is said
the deceased wero onlv iniliih'lnn- In n
sham fight, their object being to find nn
opportunity to beat Officer Mux.
Pottsville, May 2. To-day being
tho first anniversary of tho Miners and
Worklngmens' Benovolent Association,
an organization formed for tho purposo
of establishing n uniform basis for
wagc3 throughout tho cool region, it
was generally observed by tho miners
in thlscounty. Tho principal feature
of tho day was tho parado of tho dif
ferent branches or tho organization
from St. Clair to Port Carbon.thenco to
Palo Alto, thenco to Pottsvlllo, and
back to St. Clair, where a largo mass
mooting was hold. .AVhilo tho process
ion was forming a saluto was fired,
during which n cannon exploded, In
stantly killing a lad named Theodore
Johns, nnd soverly Injurlug David
Williams.
Tho parado was thirty minutes pass
ing ono point, and contalued over four
thousand persons.who conducted them
selves well with onooxccptlon. While
passing tho offico of tho Miners' Jour
nal, groans wero given by ono delega
tion. Alter reaching St, Clair, tho pro
ccsilon was dismissed for ono hour,
after which a mass meeting was held
In the open air. on Parvln'a hill. Tim
speakers urgoil tho men to hold out to
tho end for tho old basis, and accept no
compromise from tho operators. Tho
general Impression, however, Is that
tno miners will not hold out much Ion.
ger, but will go to work nt reduced
wages insldo of two weeks.
HARRIsilUIia. Mav ".I
with law tho Hon. W. W. Irwin fn.
day assumed chargo of tho stato troas
ury of Pennsylvania. His bond, under
tho now law. is $500,000 and Ids Iiam.Iu.
men aro J.O. Bomborger.of Harrlsburg ;
Gcorgo K. Anderson, ofTitusvlllo ; W.
Vnuklrk. uud S. B. MoElrov. nf nut j.
burg; William Kennedy, ofNew Brlgh.
ton; lapnraim Hinitn, ucnjamlu Wild,
A. P. Lacock, John Mo Donald, mid
John F, Dravo, of Beaver. Each of
theso gcuUcmen Is bound in tho sum of
$50,000.
Pennsylvania Stato Sunday School
Convention.
Tim nntmnl Cnnventlnil. for the VCar
1870, will bo hold nt Horrlsburg, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Juno
14, 15 nnd 10. Georgo II. Stuart, Esq.,
U nvnwfivl to nrcsldo. Each Sunday
School In tho Stato is Invited to send
two or moro delegates. Pastors or
niuirchn.q. Rnnerlntendcnts of Sunday
Schools, and prominent Sunday School
workers front nil parts oi tno suuo aro
Invited to nttend nnd participate,
Our Sunday School brethren from
other States aro also cordially welcom
ed. It Is requested that tho names of
thoso who expect to nttend sunn uo
sent to Rov. Thos. II. Robinson, or
John M. Say ford, Secretary, on or be
fore tuonrst uay oi Juno, as it will
lit! NKf'EKHARY for tllO'-U WltO WOllUl
avail themselves of a reduction of fare
on tho railroads, to procure excursion
tickets bewro leaving their homes for
Harrlsburg. Tho commltteo of arrange
ments will sreuro orders for tickets for
nil who notify them In tlmo to do so
and forward them.
Places of entertainment will bo pro
vided for all who gh'o duo nollco of
their coming. T. 11. lloniNSON,
J. M. Sayi'ord, Sec. Chnlrman,
Too Fast.
A radical waunino.
Wo would respectfully suggest to tho
leaders of tho Republican party that
they nro crowding tho "colored per
son" a little too fast for their own good
and for his good. Isegro suffrago Is a
bitter pill Tor at least ouo-halfof tho
men who havo hitherto voted tho Re
publican ticket. Hence tlmo should
havo been given thorn beforo another
and a worso doso was exhibited. This
crowding of tho negroes Into ofllco
while thero aro whlto men qullo as
deserving and as well qualified won't
win in the long run. It will break tho
Republican party down. It will rcduco
tho negro to a worso condition than ho
occupied in a stato of slavery, if that
is possible. It will sooner or later
lead to his extermination. Politicians
nnd fauatlcal idiots who cannot read
tho signs of tho times may elcvato tho
negro to tho United Statoj Senato aud
to tho platform of Conventions, but
they can't find endorsement nt tho
polls forsuch disgusting conduct, and
they will find it out when too lato. It
is probablo that both parties will strlvo
for tho negro voto. Wo predict that
this foolish policy of elovatlng negroes
to offico nnd of catering to them for
their votes will result in tho formation
of what will bo termed "tho Whito
Man's Party," which will bo strong
enough to carry tho next Presidential
election, If wisdom in tho selection of
candidates is observed, and thero is
not too much rebel democracy mixed
up with it. Such a movement Is Immi
nent, and if mado will break up tho
Republican party, which would bo a de
plorable event for tho country. Lot us
secure thu negro In his right to tho
ballot, but for tho salvation of our
party for tho welfare of our country
for tho good of tho negro let us dis
suade him from seeking or accepting
office. Seymour Und.) Timcs-R ulieal.
Slews Items.
Virginia has 121,020 negro voters.
Watts Is said to havo written 097
hymns.
A colored man In Philadelphia is
worth $000,000.
Chestnuts aro fifty cents a pound in
San Francisco.
An Alabamlan lately killed eight
een owls In ono day.
An old lady of Indiana has mad a a
quilt of 1,"),8,'!(! pieces,
San Francisco high waynion uso tho
lasso.
In 1800 Potter county only paid $12
for boardiutr prisoners.
Mrs. Smith & Husband is tho style
oi u xerra iiauio mm.
Tho Fifteenth Atnondm cnt.It is es
timated. make3 900.000 now voters.
North Brookfield, Mas3., has a babe
bom with onlv ono ear.
A Methodist church has boon built
in iiuuon county, towa, lu tbreo days
An Englishwoman has willed $10
000 to Jelf. Davis.
Buffalo brewed 153,000 barrels of
uccr last year.
iiunry w aru ueociicr's salary has
uoen increased irom S12.500 to $17,500.
Oftho 70,000 miles of telegraph In
luisuuuuiry iiiu western union uom
pnnyowns 52,000.
T.Tnd 1 f.lmoi, ft, ATrnn tl.ni
you havo to look sharp or they will
u.mu iuriy acres or so into
A Vniltli vUr mLt.nA
7.-' . ll Ullllir vu-
man lrom suicldo in tho Erio canal has
uuuii urresieu lor assault and battery.
.i.i,i,Mi;u iiui uiuiriiuii out ni k mno.
The Hon. Joab EpamlnodasSquash
...u u.i.ii lin-wii-u u iiieiuucr oi tno linn
sas Legislature.
Dogs paid $2, 000 tax in Kentucky
la3t year and killed $50,000 worth of
uj, i,ijr ui uiuuucnig tno account.
"A klss,""sald a French lady,"costs
.vulu jj. minus more tiitin anytli ng
else in cxistcuco."
A Cinelnnatiau pawned his watch
m i V u,ms' waving parted
mm nmu nu suugut eternity.
Livingstone, to find out whether ho Is
ui nui. 4.UI3 Will SClllO It.
.tv,S(;J,,00lm.",tcr m Ireland adver
tises that ho will keep a Sunday-school
twice a week TucsdnvHiiiiilKiitiiriiiiva
,. mmn.,15omb,rty,(7e',(!S,'l'3thl,t ''"If
T Vi 'c, "' AU11" uuvo sturveti
to death sinco September.
An Tlltunlj ...... ...,ll. ...i..., . .
" - "? h"i;uiijB"',v'iuuiirie(l
a man named Button, sunt a bill to his
: " s ii'iiuws: -to milking ono
Button-holo, $2 60."
Anna Hayes, a twolvo-year-old girl,
has a colored school of twenty scholars
at Morgantpwn, West Virginia, tho
"Kpaufl'ui'lla rugnlng from slxteou to
thirty-five,
Tobacco, it is reported, is grown
very extensively in tno southern por
tlon of Bucks county, Pa., and tho re
turns from lhn rim iii.i I, I, .l.l..
erutlvo. J Iio product Increases every
year, from tho Increased urea sown.
A South Carolina paper declares
that a young man who lost his wife
Inst wcck.tniirrlednuothcrwhtlo friends
were making preparations for tho funo
ral, and with his hrido followed tho
remains sorrowfully to tho grave.
A clergyman remarked over tho
Bravo ofu tricky politician, who was
nover known to do anything without
somo Liiiister purpo,o, that it "would
boa great consolation to his friends If
hoy could havo ascertained his motlvo
in thus suddenly leaving them."
i I-"A-n.0'u" merchant onco Instructed
his clerks as follows; "When a man
comeslnto tho store and lull's of his
teftW. ,,lm! lf 110 ,alk-r E
) n'i'f i?ut F. tu soli to him; lf ho
doUar " rcl,ion, don't trust him a
ii.T;1?0! c'e,ufleIli Republican, states
1 S i 'i S U00 wa9 cut tllla wlnterou
ho land of Mr. E. A. Irvin, on Whit
uier Run, thut sealed 5,487 feet and
produced twonty lli-feet logs, ouo ll
loot and ono 12-feet long.
Lovo in tho Indian language, Is,
'SclmlcudnmowltchownRla'. It must
bo qtilto on undertaking to toll n squaw
that you lovo her.
A tnnn In A Itnnfnu-n rnpnn 1 1 V lliadn
n bet (hat ho could drink four quarts of
ooniicu wnronoiHo wnisKuy ut uuu Bil
ling. Ho won tho bet easily. His
corpso looked quite natural.
A Negro In Brazil hasjust died at
tho advanced ngo of 150 years. The
reason wo publish this Is, that wo want
to mako all tho niggers bollovo thoy
can llvo to bo 150 years old by going to
Brazil. Help us circulnto this.
,inni.DnmDTiitli n ItanhV Inf
of people as wo bud hero yesterday,"
said a landlady In Indiana to a nowly
nrrlvcd guest; "thero wero thirteen
couples of 'em." "What, thirteen
couples Just married?" "Oh no, Sir,
thirteen eouplesjust divorccdl"
A country girl, coming from tho
Hold, was told by her cousin that "alio
looked as fresh as a daisy kissed by tho
dew." "Well, It wasn't any feller by
that name, but It was Stovo Jones that
kissed me; 1 told him that every ono in
town would find It out,"
Brlghani Young ha3 resolved to go
Into tho matrimonial business nt last,
as will appear from tho following no
tire: "Married In Salt Lako City. Utah,
on tho 10th ultimo, in tho presenco of
tho Saints, Elder Brlghani Young to
Mrs. J. it. Martin, Miss L. M. Pernio
grast, Mrs. R. M. Jonlekson, Miss.
Susio P. Cleveland, and Miss Emily
P. Martin, nil of tho county of Berks,
England. No cards."
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MARRIAGES.
JONES-MANN-On the 2nd lnst.,liy Itcv. J. P.
Tnsttn, Mr. D.ivld T Jones to Miss Anna K.
iiiuu, uoui oi uioomsuurg, rj.
HHOAT-WF.ISS-On tho 10th of April, by tho
11.11. 1.- T llnl.- nt IHnnn..k 111 I ... ...... t
K. llhoiit ol Lur.crno Co., to Miss Mary Ann
iiuissui luiiiiiiimi county.
KI'.IPnU-CUUMlCIIED-On llm 2ltlf lllf., at
the hnusii of Mr. Kelper, of Mount Carntel, by
iiev. i i . i-ycr, air. ueorgo j. iveiper, oi mi,
Carinel, ana Mrs. June cuiiutchel. ot Ashlaud,
DEATHS.
U1T In (lieeuuood, on the2Gth nf April, Mrs.
Mary I!. Utt, wife of Oeorije W. Ult, ntseil H
J UlllS.
KNOlUt In Illoomsbnic. on tho27ult.. liertmm
bou of Col. K.unnel. and Mrs. Knorr, nged I
j cms, u iuuiiiMS uuu i, luiyi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JRIDGK ELF.CT10N.
in election oi ouiccrs oi mo u.uawissa nrlilno
Company to serve lor tho ensuliu eur,vlll Go
.iv.i. ... L.iu,iYiunL mo utilise Ol .1. Jl. IvlsllOl
on .Mojiuay, fliay aru. ut.u.tj. UH.Ui;ilT,
Untawlssa, May 0, 1 S70. Hecretary
N
O T I C li ,
All tinrf.nn lrnnwliir 41iAitn.nh'nu In tn iH.t..i,i.
oil In llm JOstato of Jacob ICyer, tlt'ccuvctl, nro
n.iuuj imuiii;u vu M-uif iiifir uucuuiiiK in once,
otherwise they will bo collecteil nccorillntr to
I.IW. W 11 MI T llt
illoomsburg, May C, ISTO-tf ' AdmlnUtrat'or
B
ENTON HOTEL.
W. F. 1'IATT, Proiiriotor,
11CXTOX, COLUMDIA COUNTY, l'A.
This well known House hnvim luion i,i ln
thoroush ropalr Is now open lor tho reception of
. J......n 1....U i.cirii siuireu in ensure
tho perfect comfort of guests, The proprietor
nisei runs a Btnue from tho Hotel to Illoomsburs
i t i i r I iiiesmiy, iniirsaay
ABMINISTBATOB'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WM. I,. UE1TTERICK, PKC'I).
, v., v -v.ulluu u" 1110 esuiio oi win.
I,. Dletterlck lato of Centro township, Columbia
......... .,' mr bi.uiicu uy inu iiegisier
of said county to Stephen Deitterlck resldlne In
tho towuslilp and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims against thu estato of the decedent
are leiiuesteil to present them for setllement.
and tlioso Indebted to tho estato to mako pay
ment to the undersigned, adralntstrntor.wlthoiit
msyOiO-Ow. AdmlnMrator.
A BMINISTIIATOU'S 70TIOE.
-r-.. ESTATE OF JOHN TKAUI1, DEC'D.
Tmnl.6!"!0 rd!"l,UU,ratln 0U '"emtO Of John
i . , . "-. " uuiuiuuia count
pAS mV iXt Hee",Kr'l!.lcd ,by lho "HSWer of sal
....nir; v- "" i'"iis uaviug cinnus
nualnst the estate of tho decedent uro n quosted
.1 i". , ., . . ociMtiui;iii,imu IIIOSO 111
Uebted to tho estate to make payment to thouu
ilcrslsneil, administrator, wltTio'it delay.
inay0i0-6w. Admlnlstrntdr,
AGENTS WANTED FOB
BPItOS PECTUS T PIIEUI
IBLE .JjYltlOS
A MAfiTEIlIA' VEH31FI CATION OV THU
hUHUMU POWltV oV T1IK I1IULU
nrnimnti.rtil l.ir inn.n.. . ..
mei;orulld0i.oinfn
merit , ? ',i", V.1. '. "r B'??.- '""'
hi',Si!i,r.ol,,,.u Vewu,"J fBlual Jeslsn. showlni
"f,te of blndlnir, etc" sent oW
...... u .-...x, iv, niitu-tepiuti as Aeonts.iiuit n sam.
ami th MnV't i n,J 'J,
terms, efiVddress parucu.ars
CP. VK.NT, Publisher,
mayO'70-tf 3 Darclay St. Now York.
Shaking and Burning.
It Is not necessary to Inurnpv frnm n.
to Alaska lu order to cinerliii-n thu nf n.
heat ami cold. Tnousands undergo all tho In
conveniences nf this thnrmnii,oirini
.11.,,.
every day, or every oilier day, us tho case may
,.v, ,i,mi, mo iruuuio 01 moviug over the
,,,,lttl,i,lU, ,V WUIU Willi Illl'SA IIIVA nlllii... ah..l.
era. What are they doing to expedite their re
turn toil medium toniperaturoT to break the
chills and banish tho foyer? Are they dosing
themselves wllh nulninn ii,nr.,i,., 1. .
lho soundness of tholr bonei and Impairing the
' "".ii oiuinsnuiinei'voussystom? Homo
01 uiom nre.no Uoubl.but not lho majority of
thom.lt Is believed 'im,
-" ,u.uu ui iinsiuiicrs
Htomach Hitters nsa harmless and certain Bpo.
v....u. inu uuuiiguo is understood and appre
ciated lu nllmrtd r I,A nn,.nt...
. . ".... j truoiu jiiier
mlttenls prevail. The residents of such localities
"... luwiBiiraujr ui tun spring as a pi ol co
tton against the mtasma by which they a-o sur
rounded! not nil nrihK,., n.i.nn. ..... .
., il'vtu.in, wi it uimu
adherence to error is the specialty of somo peo.
..... ...v imniuerf
If thero Is any fixed funt 1., ii,nr.,.,.,,,... ,,
thUi that tho Hitters are n far better safeguard
si..i, mi ino varieties 01 pcrlodio maladlos
produced bv iiiiwholesomo exhalations than an y
drUKOr COlUnOUnd In llm mntn.ln mMll.,n, ,i.A
profession. Thlsusscrttou Is made with all duo
...j.uvi. n, mo icuuy, uui ueing an important
truth, and ono that nearly concerns tho health
of lama scttlpmmitfi lu varlnn, tv.rl. ... t...
" " v., iuu
country, ana indeod of tho publljut large, It Is
ui,iuu luiirieeisiy, r ouuueu oil uuipio and UUlm.
peachable testimony, It delles dlsprovul,
Til lirpnlr tin fill I Is find r.vn,, na ...i, .
prevent them, thero Is uothlug' so reliable ns
this wh. olcsomo vtsjoUiblo rcfitointlre.
QOLUMBIA COUNTY " ":
oo-orniiATivE
RELIEF ASSOOlATi0v
or 'i
IMl'V, PA.
OFPICL'R.?
Oll.IlKUT It. l'OWt.Kn
Dam i ki, bN vdku Wciid
CltAllLKS S. I'oWtMl v,C0pr(,l(e J
M. C. McCol.l.lrw. ... Trej.,,...
HAMUKt, KNOIlil
Attorof
W. H. UR.ini.tr, St. 1). w ' " "
iioaiid of ntnncn,,. 'D'
Wm. H. Wooiiin. a . '
ll.lt.Kl.IMR. n. ,.. J VC,.
n.u.cu:vLuN:,-DaA.
aitXUHAt, AO Ext.
jr. c. JtcCoi.i.tiM
ri,h.
uuxHTirvrrox
ATvrin.K t .
. . ' .".ME.
ThP linmr. Myto. nnd lllln .... .
f If i ' ' L-onmy LVn,?:',
AllTIPt.tt ,
--.. uugg "f
iltcenwd members. ' " W0"31wUrpK,'
A11T1CI.K Itt. Mr,,.
See. 1. Tlio requisite ntiniMmn
borhln nrn, thai tho dpi" i can ?!! mm
licnllh, hale, nml sounli, ftnt 8lu" W la ,j
. See. 2. All aupllcaltnnror tnm,
bomiuloluwrliWor Hi nSS , rslllP iSai
i-nnt nmst further produce a TI-e'S
rnrtlrvlmr thnf lii. iu . 'I11 wrt'!"
Somber. " " " f1"' to D
IWiiiB that ho Is 11 nt Ber,n,, ', ".ri;li
A11TICI.E IV t iv.
,1, ,1 v v., n'r. ."JV",".11".0" Shall
Tlin Imatiin.u tit !1,a a .
Jleeled nl lho regular stated mm in ?!!"
oclatlou lu October of cach "ar, s M "Jl
AKTICLK V.-OmcLHS
..iViS.J.ttiKr.?'!,?' ! TricM i ....
your. 10 lL' tmuit.
AUTICLE vr
In order to sccuro stability to'th'r. 1. . ,
said fund to bo junvlded torlu ti, ."" ""H
AKTICI.R vt,
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A1l'S0,,!?1.l'r!P, ,?in ,"'5, Constitution k,
tilths oftho Trustees. If ho iraeS'dm!1!''
proved nt a subscnuent mi"t Si 1S1, S sL
llmTriialepa. niintlriilln,, :f.' ? V ?uur-nnian
Court to havo said aincuiline'ui ullo'vej.6 m'
11 V-LA WH
THUSTELS.
1st. Tho propel ty nnd business 01 this A,,
ntlon Bhall bo lonliolled by 11 Tr,rii !J'
shall bo elected by ballot nt tlio annual JiJmiS
of tho Association to bo held 01, 1 i 1 J ,'!? in
of October, In each year. mmt
2d. lor thp purpose or such e oclloaUeTrai,
tees for lho tlmo be nghalldeleraloeSffi
und hours for opening und closlnguia wiKJ
ndvcrtlso tho same for ten days prlntiMS
nnd the Hecretary shall nlso iioilIyfMhSl
In writing of such clectlou. "iraw
Sd. Tho Trustees shall hold ilstoil meninRu
tho omee of tho Associalfon, In Hie Tom ol lit.
on tho third Monday of January, Ar.ril.Joly iH
October. Hpeclaliiieetliigsmuy lie tulip) Z
President nt his discretion or by any threetith.
Trustees.
4th. ThreoTruslees shall csiiislllnleinioin
In lrnnini.1 ItliullinLC 1
oi'Kici:ns.
oiu. , hu uiiit-.-in, in mis .AssiTiauou, taaau
n l'restdent, n Vlco President, SccreUrr udi
.LUnU.v., ..i... ...... u,um., uerum
ngents, ns may be necessary. The Pratim
Vlco President, Hecretary and Treasurer rIiaii
elected by lho Trustees and hold omee tot on
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DUTIEM OF OFKICURS.
Ctli. Tho President, shnll preside at all nirtt
lugs oftho Hoard of Trustees, nnd shall tsn
tho chief mnnngement nnd control ol the tail
ncss of tho Assochillon. AllcontrHctsonU'isI
ot the Association shall be lundeby hlniOTQQ.
tier his authority. He shull see that propcrm.
ords or tho busluct-s nnd trnn..nclloni,ofeJ
Association mekept. IlcshulloppolnulleiD.
piuyees unu may removu iiiem tit pleasure.
Ho shall sco that a deposit nf all nioiuyt i!il
bo mado fron tlmo to tlmo In udi Uoku
llauks.ns the Trustees mav direct. IleibaUei
nuiilly niepare and submit to Hie Assrielatlouii
their nuuual meeting lu Oclouor.au nanonU
tho business of tho Association lor ll,cprepiilin
year, und ustulemeutot tho aseiiaiiil Uabm
llMitfil r1 "I , ml..... 11 t'.n .1,1.1 l...nnnn .....
hv llm Pniitlili.tit '
i iiu . iru i rfsiueiii snail in um&iAiiireDlU'j'
anility of tno 1'resiiieiitiiciiii his place.
8Eci:f.taui
7th. '1 he Si-in tary shall keep the accunuil
tho As.ooiattou, nnd n rt eoid of all ienonieD-
lllmn,l 11,. cltnll l.nnn lhn ml.liu ..1,1.1 Pk.
of Trustees ; notliy tho Trustees of all Mutton
commuulciilo to otllcers, Acents, cmnmittM,
Ac., nil resolves nnd orders iiilectluirtliera In Hi
discharge ot their duties, and pfitirm HueliUUt
duties uud services ns may he iL.uired; ttaer
uie iiuecuou 01 mc 1'risui 'in.
the TitnAsniri.,
6th. Tho Treasurer shall receive al1 i.ioaeysot
lho Association nnd deposit tho suuieiii.ud
llanknr Hunks, designated by ihehoiirJofTrci.
tees. Alter paying lho curient oxptniestliebil
unco shall bo securely Invested as llie-Uoardd
Trustees may illicit. He shall make all rmtft
menu pursuant to lustiuctloi.si'1 lUUoarld
irusiees.
It shall further bo tho duly of iheTrrwrwii
talto chargo of nU properties of the Aisocnilici
nnd to collect nil dividends, Interest, renukle,
that may nccruo. fiom such innstnuu', im
place the same to the credit of the Asso jiIIa
Ho shall nlso givo such llondsts tho IrutM
may irom iimeto umo reqeire.
Oth. All powers nnd duties, not herein fc
gated to particular officer, shall he citreMi
und illschurged by tho President durum ui
cess oi mo lioaru oi rrusiies.
Kill. All persons between tLo ascioft"
ty ttudfllty yenrs, Inclusive, may bo aitoliw
by mnklng proper application nccoidinsM-B
luiiowing loiiu ;
CWiimolK County Ot-operatiie RclitJ Aut
i.'siw, IK.:
The undcrslgucd desires to bceomo a mem
nf tlinnliiivi. Aiunplnltnn mid sulibcrllie! lo W
fullowing regulations :
1st. To pay flvo dollars Into the Treaturf 1.
the tlmo of making this application, and i
dollar on or beforo tho 1st day of Januarf"
each year thereafter and live dollars om
cents within thirty days after the Ieat '
member, duo notice having been elven tW
Secretary, so long ns tho Association nuW
ono thousnndorless; nfter reaching one io
nnd, tho payments at the dentil of a merntw
shall bo proportionately less so tluloo P0
bolder shall receive more than llie tUousi"
dollars. Tokcepllio Secretary lufornieil oiw
or her place of residence, and lu cue o'bK"t'
from orehaugo luhls orheriisldcucetoappo
somo ono to act ns his or her agent to pay11"1
Palling to obscrvo nny of the slxne ral j
iiuieuy llgreu lo loneil nil ei.m"'
moneys nrovlouslv nuld to this AsocUtion.
Inclosed plcaso find lira doiltrs asnr
bershlp Feo.
Signed,
Town,
County,
Btnto,
Ago,
Occupation,
In favorof Whom,
iv regular Physician do hereby certify J
Is In G . . j jt
with nodlseaso likely toprovefaUl.'11,1'1',,
applicant for membership, m "
Couuty Co-operatlvo llcllef AssMlatWD.
... , S'.p'
Simied.
, lieartM
inn, jiiien member snail uo 'ui" ,:iirioet
certllleato of Membership aud an a um ui
upon payment ol his yearly A?liJaouBl
lion, together with n leceiin ior 'V;,bir "
ses.ed upon tho death of e.icli men101'
satdnmouut Is puld.
, 12th. Any member falling to my , 'I'Si'n'oUff
lars nnd ten cents within lliirlS'.uJJ, to M
,.'lvil, nil fillui Ji.lj 11,,-ii.a -
member nf llie Akkiielntlou.
13th. In case n member dies leav'nsJnM
or other iioisuu entitled to the w'1',,i,e ffr
Associalfon, tho money shall hew 'uf jUc
eriy oi uio Association eAevpi
.V... ,u. ttlll.tlil I
.in. ....uui, , .I
Jorlty' of tho Trustees P'fs"",'!' JiiJsr1'
uuu me yens nnu liujs i"1"" ,..,.,.. ,,
tno ueinund of nny two oi me ; YrHeeH"'
lu caso or n Ho voto lho presidhis
linvo tho casting vote, .
l.'.lli. Thee. llt-.T.nn-amnr be alio ;C'A0r I
id nt nny meeting of tho A so i . i .,
fourths of the inennieis pit-sent f1",, d -lrJ
vldod that duo notice bo gljen of j W
t'uaugo nl least lor six siti-i. i
meeting of tho A ssuciutlou. ( (Mj
10th. Tho Hoard of Trustees and e Jlrt,.
receive such compensation lormt"
the Hoard nny dotenulue, , w
171 li. Tho fru for medical """'"llJautli"!'
ono uouur(Jl) tu be paid uy ;ertiM" "
Medical lixaiiiliierut Uietliuotlie cen
Elven,
local A(ii:xrs:
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Jan, 21,'70-Sm