THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
tan
-AND-
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
rrlilny Moiiilng, Jimo , 18f 0.
iV.TIIi: COLU.1I111AS hm the Largest
Circulation or nny paper published In
Northern Pennsylvania, mul la nttn n
much larger sheet than any of Itscolein
pornrtcii and Is therefore the liest medium
for advertising lit this section oftlio Btatc
To Our County Democracy.
It has always boon n ranttcr ofnriilo
with us Hint from our childhood wo
lmvo bolongcd to that Indomltablo
band of patriots who, from tho tlmo of
Washington, havo been tho supportors
and defenders of our Constitution; who
for years havo borno their reverses
with heroic fortitude, and whom sue
cess could not debauch nor defeat dis
hearten. Especially havo wo been
proud of tho Democracy of Columbia
County, nnd ofhor uover-falllng and
Increasing majority.
But If wo would maintain our proud
position as tho "Star of tlio North," It
Is timo wo began to work. Our Blstor
Counttos aro preparing for tho October
struccrlc, and wo should not bo ono
whit behind. Ily earnest, united effort
Connecticut lias been rescued from
Radical rule. Now York by her 90,000
majority, lias Bpokeu In thunder lonos.
Tho local elections In other different
Slaleishow unmistakably that a revo
lution is going on among tho people,
anil that thoy aro anxious to rebuke
tho excesses of Radicalism.
Jlnw shall ice worht By circulating
Democratic newspapers among tho
people. By Informing them week after
week of the doings of our rulers, and
showing that nil their time and ener
gies aro dovoted tn legislation for tho
negroes, while tho business interests of
tho country aro neglected. Wo ven
ture the assertion that not ono Demo
crat in a thousand ever votes tho Re
publican ticket who takes a good Dem
ocratic paper. In this county thero is
scarcely a Republican voter but who
supports his party press, while not
over 2000 Democrats out of 4000 do tho
same. Whilst five hundred, out of the
county make up our total circulation,
wo hold that it is tho duty of
every man to support his party organ.
The editor cannot fight tho battles alone
unless fully aided by those who aro
aliko interested in party success.
Go to work at once, friends. If the
Columbian & Democrat docs not
suit, get some Democratic journal that
does. If your neighbor is too poor to
tako a paper, pay for it yourself, and In
this way you will io tho causo more
gcod than all tho speeches of a cam
paign. Our majority can lie maile 2500.
Forget, then, your local divisions and
petty differences, and unlto in a gene
ral assault on tho enemy's lino.
Cumulativo Voting.
Is it not a littlo curious that tho sub
ject of cumulative voting, or minority
representation, never occurred to the
Democratic politicians so long as they
were succcsslul ? Tho idea seems to havo
been forced upon them by tho utter
hopelessness of over attaining power in
any other way, on tho ground, wo sup
pose, that necessity Is the mother of Invention.-
Gazette & Bulletin.
Tho fact that Senator Buckalew, tho
leading advocato of cumulativo voting,
first applied it to his own County Is a
sufficient answer to tho above. Wo bo-
llevo that over half tho Counties in this
State aro Democratic, so that wo are not
selfish In urging this reform. Nor does
It glvo us power, unless wo nro in tho
majority, and in such event it would
rightfully belong to us. Whllo majori
ties would rnlo as before, minorities
would bo represented according to their
actual strength.
Tho Virginia Elections.
Later returns from tho Municipal
Elections in Virginia alter tho reports,
which woro first telegraphed, somo-
wiat. In Richmond the Radicals elect
their Mayor by a majority of three
hundred, and the Conservatives carry
their CotinclI.Tjcket; this shows a vast
lulling on in uiq jtatiicni vote, ami a
groat Conservative." galn'.ho Radicals
also carriod. tho towns ofiPortsmoulh
and Earmsvillo by Email majorities,
whllo tho Conservatives completely
redeem Norfolk, Alexandria, cTiar
lottewlllo, Danvillo, Staunton, Lynch
burg, and other prominent cities and
towns, from negro rule. That is sum
dent to show that tho State of Virgin-
la is growing more strongly Democratic
overy nay. Tho Conservative majority
at tho last Statoclcctlo.t was huge but
It will bo vastly greater next time.
Again wo say, count tho whole South
solidly Democratic at nil futuro elections!
Thu Sixuet op Financial Phos-
rtiUTY. Among business mon thero
i" nothing that tends so much to tho
acquirement of wealth as tho Judicious
uso of printers' Ink. Advertising is
the Ilfo and goul of husiuess. In u
country llko ours, with a peoploso wldo
nwako and impetuous, it Is doubtful
whether inevitable, falluro would not
attend any onterprlsoofraagnltudothat
should bo so short-sighted as to sot out
with, and jiersistontly adopt, a doter
mluation not to advertise. Somo of
tho greato.il nchlovomonts of modern
times aro duo to tho magic Influonco of
printers' ink.
To mako advertising pay, It must bo
siuck 10 wan all tho pertinacity that is
Indispenslblo to success In tho prosecu
tion of every other art. There arosomo
men In tho country who spend fifty
thousand nnd others who Bpend ono
hunurcd and fifty thousand dollars per
annum for advertising, And overy ono
of tliem 1.3 getting rJch out of advertising,
Qvi'VK a sovoro frost visited portions
of tho New England States, on tho
night of tho 22d ult., doing much dam-1
Contested Scats in Congress.
It 1 9 frequently n mattor of wonder
with Democrats, that having, audi n
largo popular vote, equalling In fact
that of tho opposition, thoy nro In
so great a minority In Congress. Tho
Iniquitous apportionment bills only p.tr
t tally account for this groat disparity.
Tho main causo Is tho fact that tho op
position, tn order to keop up their largo
majority, unhesitatingly rofuso scats to
largo numbers of Democratic members,
whatever tholr majority may bo. It is
a causo alike dlsgracoful to tho nation
and to tho party in power, aud It lllus
trates In n forclblo manner tho groat
forbcaranco of tho Democratic party
who tamely submit, whllo tho Radicals
perpetuato their power by fraud,
In tills Btalo wo have seen such men
as Foster aud Reading thrown out to
mako way for Covodo and Taylor,
though tho former woro Indisputably
elected. Tho cry of fraud undlntiml
datfon is all gammon to covor up what
was felt to bo a crime.
And this precodent has boon followed
all through, llowover largo tho Dom
cratic majority may havo beon, It was
only necessary for a contestant to np
pear, and almost Invariably ho succeed
cd, especially if he was sound on the tar
Iff, anil in favor of the rings.
Especially was thissystom applied to
members from tho Southern States, uo
causocarpot baggers woro not only venal
but pliable. Foroxamplo, in Louisiana
St. Martin had over 9,000 majority, yet
was refused, a seat. Tho samo result
was reached in tho 3d District where
Balloy had 9,000 majority, and in tho
1th District whero Ryan had 0,000 ma
Jority. In fact tiio larger tiio majority
tho morocertaln a Domocrat is to ioso
his seat.
Tho last fraud of this kind was in tho
caso of Simpson va. Wallace, from tho
Ith South Carolina District in which
tho former,. a Democrat, had 0,000 mn
jority. Tho caso was readied Saturday.
and was engineered by Cessna, who
called it up beforo n thin House, in a
low tone, nnd Wallace was sworn In bo
foro the conspiracy was detected. Tills
wus considered n smart trick, but in
tho eyes of honest peoplo tho crimes of
Now York repealers sink into insignia
canco In comparison. Tho one is a
fraud by members of Congress, sworn
to support tho laws and tho other by
ruffians nnd outcasts.
No such courso wa.i over pursued by
a Democratic Congress, and wo Insist
that it shall not coutinuo in a Rcpubli
can one. If our representatives elect
cannot gel their scats, tcearefor a fight.
Xittlo Stealings by Bip XVXcn.
Somo suggestive and rather amusing
items of information may bo found in
tho report of tho Secrotary of tho Son-
ate detailing tho contingent expenses of
that august body for tho year ending
Dec. C, 1SG9. This document tcllsjust
what newspapers each Senator profors
to read at tho public expciiso, and
shows a laudablo painstaking on tho
part of them all to be kopt fully inform
ed of events aud opinions in tho States
which they respectively ropreseut.
It is hard to understand, howovor, that
Senator Edmunds should ilnd it need
ful to tho dischargo of his duty to havo
Our Young Folks for ono year, at r
cost of $2 j Senator Saulsbury, Demo
rest's Monthly, at $3; Senator Harlan,
tho Ladies' Mejwsttory, Leslie's Maga
zine, and Leslie's rictortal, at $1 each;
and Senator Cole, Oliver Optic's Boy 3'
and uirls Magazine, at 13. Wo find
again 85 charged at ono timo, and $3
at a nother, for snuff for tho uso of Sen
ntors. Threo packages of scissors, in
extra super velvet cases, aro put down
at $15, and uo end of two, threo, und
four-bladcd penknives, at nil sorts of
prices. On tho 16th of February $10
was paid for hack hire, conveying a
committee to inform Gen. Grant of his
election whllo tho next day only $3
was paid for conveying another com
mlttco to Gen. Grant's residence
Pockctbooks and card cases flguro fre
quently In tho list of articles purchased
somo of them costing $4,00 each. Four
dozen ladles' boxes aro set down at
$24, but what uso thoy wore Intended
for is not told; noris tho namo set down
of tho happy recipient of ono extra
morocco noto case, with lock, at $21.
On tho 10th of May, ISC!), it appears
that somebody had a polished roso.
wood desk, $230, which was boxed up
at a furlhorcostof iS. Tho amount of
stationery of all sorts is incredible
Without having gono Into a thorough
computation, ono would say that tho
honorablo Senators must have several
hundreds of glass inkstands, moro than
a thousand dozen of penknives, and
enough lead pencils to keep an ordi
nary family in kindling wood an en
tiro winter. The entire account covers
eighty pages of flno print. Intelli
gencer
Tho Cost of Repairing' Our Wavy.
Mr. Dawes touched n weak point in
our naval administration when ho
showed that an annual expenditure of
fGOOpor man wo required to keep tho
Auioricuu jittvy in repair, as ngainsi
$00 per man expanded on the British
navy. His other figures, quoted in tho
samo connection, were partially answer
ed by tho suggestion of Mr. Halo that
overythlngcosls two or throj times
moio In tho United States than In Great
Britain ; but a disparity so enormous as
the nbovo cannot bo met by any such
explanation. It is n notorious fact that
thoro lias not beon a moro hopelessly
corrupt and wasteful Department in
Great Britain than tho Admiralty. It
is now acknowledged that tho work of
tho British dock-yards could bo done
much moro cheaply by privato contract
than uutZer tho Government bunorvis
Ion. Tills brings tho extravaganco of
our own system into still stronger re
lief, and amply demonstrates what
every man who has considered tho sub
Ject already knows, that a privato build
er would bo hopelessly ruinod did ho
couduct his business 011 a fiystcm siuii
iar to that adopted In our navy-yards.
alio radical error, of courso, consists In
tho system of making political appoint
ments to overy position, from tho very
lowest, without duo respect to experi
ence and efficiency. A man may bo a
good carpenter without havingauy pro
nounccd political leanings, and thero
Is no necessary connection between par
ty bias nnd tho disposition to glvo lion-
ost work for honest money. iV. 31
Times, It).
London, June 1. Tho great Derby
raco was won to day by tiio horsoICIiig.
craft, who mado tho dash of 2 miles In
two mlnutos und fortv.il vo aocondd. Ifo
behaved beautifully throughout tho
raco, nnd is now claimed to im n.n
j champion of tho English turf.
mil KALEIDOSCOPE.
. A mp of busy life,
-It lluctvmtlona and IM vast coneorns,"
in wiNTEit QUAivrr.ns.
Ill a fonnor arllclo wo gavo tho do
tails of Burnsldo's second movemont
(mado tn January, 1SG3) kuown as tho
"Mud Campaign," and tho circum
stances of its falluro. Ono result, ns sta
ted, was tho complete demoralization
of tho Army. The absentees numbered
2,022 commissioned officers, and 81,001
enlisted men, white desertions icerc al the
rate of '200 a day. Part of tho dlsaflec
Hon, liowovcr, was duo to tho cmancl
pation proclamation which had been
published a short timo before, Burnsldo
was at onco rollovcd, and Hooker, who
had long been scheming for tho position
was placed In command of tho Army of
tho Potomac. In this Lincoln showed
his usual want of tact. Hooker had
boon 0110 of Burnsldo's chief detractors.
nnd tho latter, in fact, Just beforo ho was
rcliovcd. Issued an order dismissing him
from tho military scrvico of tho United
States. Notwithstanding all this tho
baton of nuthority was placed In his
hand j Ills lntrlguo had succeeded. Tho
army went Into winter quarters regu
larly, and tholr former oxperienco soon
enabled them to raakocomfortnblchuts,
with chimneys, warm bunks, etc.
Hooker had tho reputation of being a
bravo, skillful Corps Commandor, and
ills appointment infused now Ilfo nnd
energy into tho Army. Its cumber'
somo arrangement into grand Divisions
was broken up, n system of thorough
disclpllno established, nnd the Corps
designated by different badges, and tho
Divisions by tho colors of their badges.
Corps, Division, and Brigado ilagsworo
also introduced, so that from them
alono tho soldier could toll tho part of
tho Army to which a regiment or bat
tery belonged. A Judicious system of
furloughing was also inaugurated, tho
only restriction being ns to thoso com
mands which fulled to pass the usual in
spections, and tho effect 011 the men was
magical.
Taught by tho terriblo lessons of tho
past President Lincoln and hin Cabi
not gavo Hooker full power as to tho
control and movements of his nririyi
nnd tho "oivto-Rlchmond" politicians
nnd Congressional Committees wero for
a timo forced to turn their attention to
other directions. As a result Hooker
was not forced Into any prcmaturo
movement by tho forco of popular
clamor. AVhllo McClcllan was com
pelled to move his raw army against
the enemy in tho month of March, at
n season unusually lato nt that,Hooker's
veterans remained in camp until tho
winds of April and tho hot May sun
had dried tho roads, and mado march
ing practicable.
TJioJatter part-of March was dovoted
to act! vo preparation. Tho hugo wagon
trains which had horetoforo been a
great causo of embarassment duriuga
campaign wcro much reduced In num
ber. Pack-mules wcro prepared to
carry nmmuultlon, and shelter tents
wcro allowed tho men. Superfluous
baggago was shipped to Washington
(and but littlo of it was over seen again)
and eacli soldier waa restricted to an
overcoat, ono extra shirt, drawers, and
pair of stockings. Mounted officers
wero ordered to carry their luggago on
their own horses, nnd cadi regiment
of Infantry wa3 allowed twb pack-
mules to carry tho officers' blankets
and rations. By tho middlo of April
tho Army of tho Potomac was in com-
pleto trim for a forward movement.
Tho depleted ranks had been filled,
discipline was restored, nnd Gen.
Hooker was justified in saying that It
was "tho finest army on tho planet."
Without entering into details I may
stato that it aggregated 132,000 men.
Tho artillery, always superior to that
of tho enemy, numbered 400 guns. Tho
cavalry numbered 12,000 men, mag-
nilcently equipped, and now for tho
first timo to bo mado an active element
In our campaigns.- Heretofore thoy
had been a dlsgraco to tho service, so
much so, that Gen. Mcado is said to
havo remarked at tho battle of Fred
oricksburg when searching for an or
derly to carry a dispatch, that "ho
would glvo ono hundred dollars to onco
scon dead cavalryman." By n series
of constant though unimportant raids
thoy had acquired Fomo disclpllno, and
moro confidence In themselves, so that
it required moro than tho mention of
Stuart or Mosby to stampedo them.
Tiio army was divided into soven
corps, viz: Tho first commanded by
Gen. Reynolds; tho second by Couch;
tho third by Sickles; tho fifthby Meade;
tho sixth by Sedgwick; tho eleventh by
Howard ; and tho twelfth by Rlocum.
Tho artillery was under tho command
of Gen. Hunt, nnd tho cavalry undor
thatorucn. Pleasanton.
Leo's army, on tho contrary had been
much reduced, ho having scut south of
tho James river two divisions under
Longstrcet, leaving him an offecllvo
forco of only 00,000 men.
This comparatively small numbor,
nevertheless, mado u formidable foe.
Well entrenched, ably led, thoroughly
disciplined, and flushed with past
auccesses, thoy felt able to defeat a
much larger army. In fact Hooker
felt compelled to say of them: "With
a rank and fllo vastly lnforlorto our
own, Intellectually and physlcally.that
army had, by disclpllno alono.acquircd
a character for steadiness and efficiency
unsurpassod, in my judgment, in
ancient or modern times, Wo havo
not been ablo to rival it, noris thero
any near approximation to it in tiio
other rebel armlos,"
Ono dement of difficulty, liowovcr,
appeared In constructing tho plans for
tlto campaign, Tho tlmo of sorvlrcoof
somo 10,000 nino-months and two-years
men wcro about oxpirlng, nnd their
aid could bo counted on only for
short tlmo. Tho formor, particularly,
having enlisted for n short timo, wero
never very ambitious as soldiers, and
eagorly counted tho weeks and days
tnot Kept mem from homo. A man
goes Into light leas cheerfully when
ho has but n foiv days to servo, than
when ho kuows that months and years
will roll around beforo ho will bo frco,
Tho closing days of April saw tho
magnificent army on tho march, with
overy nssuranco of success,
Quien Hahk?
Tn e Toxas magistrate who postponed
a caBO for two woeks, in order to find
out whether tho Stato was In or out of
tho UnIon,was one of yourcarofuiklnd.
In tho ineaiitlino (ho citizens hung tho
horso-tlilef thnt waa going to bo tried,
hocauso (hoy hadn't anyjall.
Tho Fonian Raid. 1
St. Amjans, May 2o. It appears at
noon to-day ft forco of two hundred
Fenians attacked n body of Blxty
British volunteers on tho Canada lino
nt St, Armand,
Tho volunteors wero outronched on
tho old Fenian camping hill of 18G0.
Tho Fcninus mado a gallant nssault on
tholr works, but wcro mot with rattling,
raking volloys of musketry, which had
a deadly effect on tholr ranks. Tho fol
lowing Fonlans wcro killed; Thos. Mur
ray, Bothol. Mo. ; John Row, Burling
ton, Vt,; ono mau namo unknown.
Seriously wounded, Francis Carahor,
Lieut. Edward Doe, Bridgeport, Conn.
Tho Fenians could not withstand tlto
lire and wcro obliged to fall back.
Gcu. O'Neill, who commanded tho
attacking party in forco, was arrested
by United States Mnrshal Foster. J.
Boylo RUoy thou assumed tho com
mand, but was unablo to rally tho de
moralized forces, who nro now breaking
up fast. Fifty United States troops nr.
rived hero to-day from Ogdonsburg,
and nro now encamped in front of tho
Woldon houso.
Tho Canadians havo a forco of ono
thousand volunteers in arms on tho
bordor, and additional rolnforcomonts
aro coming in hourly. Tho nffalr is
considered n comploto fizzlo. Tho Fo
nlans nro much disheartened nt tho ar
rest of tholr lcador, nnd nro loud In
their denunciations of tho uncalled nnd
unlookcd for activity of tho United
States officials.
Touonto, May 20. Tho Fenian raid
at Pigeon Hill is a mlserablo falluro,
and tho warriors aro now retreating,
leaving nrms, baggage, nnd wounded
bohind. Thero was 110 loss of ilfo on
tho Canadian side. Hnntlngdou is uo w
tho principal point of intcrost, nnd
overy preparation has beon mado thero
to glvo them a reception,
St. Albans, May 20. Tho Feniun
bubblo, so far as tho movemont in this
direction is concerned, lias burst. Soon
after tho arrest of O'Neill, tho Fenian
officers held ft long council of war, nnd
decided that it was useless in thorn,
with tho small number of men
at their command, to mako any further
attempts at tho Invasion of tho soil of
Cauada, aud in consequence tho roads
leading from hero to Franklin aro lined
with returning "wearers of thogreeu."
New Yohk, May 29. Jamos Gibbons
chairman of tho Executive Council of
tho Fenian Brotherhood, lias Issued an
address dated at Philadelphia, to tho
brotherhood, claiming that tho lato
movement on Canada was unauthorized
and that Its failuroconnotberecognized
as a defeat of tho national organization,
Buffalo, May 30. Tho Fenian lead
ers from tho Middlo States and tho
West wero in council hero to-day in
vestigating tho last disaster and adopt
ing measures for re-organization. Al
tho ugh disgusted nt tho mlserablo fail.
uro at St. Albans, thoy profess not to bo
dispirited, and claim that tho orgauiza
Hon will steadily pursuo its object to
success.
Washington, Junol.-AttonioyGon-
oral Hoar has said that tho full rigor of
the lnw would bo meted to O'Neil and
tho other captured Fenian leaders. Tho
administration is disposed to release
1110 privates, who wcro out 1110 mcro
dunes of their leaders.
Tho men aro being sent back to their
nomes ny privato suuscripuous.
Congress.
FitiuAY, May 27. In tho Senate,
yesterday, tho Appropriation bill came
up, tho question being on Mr. Drako's
amendment prohibiting tho admission
ofn pardon as a proof of tho loyalty of
tho claimant in tho Court of Claims,
nnd establishing a rule prohibiting tho
use of such pardon In appeals from tho
Court of Claims, and requiring that
proof of loyality provided for in pro
vlous acts of Congress shall bo mado
Irrespective of sucli pardon ; also that
judgments mado on such proof bo
reversed iu tho Supremo Court, and
suits in tho Court of Claims based on
such proof bo dismissed forthwith
Debato on tills question was continued
until tho Senato took a recess. At tho
Evening Session Mr. Drako's amend
mcnt was finally adopted.
Tho morning hour in tho Houso was
cons umcd by a discussion on tho bill to
rovivo our navigation and commercial
interest, tiio racnic Railroad reso
lution was discussed during tho remain
der of tho session.
Satukdav, May 2S. In tho Senate,
yesterday, tho Appropriation bill was
taken up. Tho amendment giving
equal pay to male and femnlo clerks
in tho Departments was agreed to
yeas 80, nays 20. Tho amendment np
propriatiug $000,000 for tho extension
of tho Capitol grounds, after a pro
traded debate, In which tho question
of moving tho capital Westward was
brought up, was also agreed to yeas
42, nays 19. Tho amendment appro,
priating $100,000 for nn Arctic expedi
tion oecaslonod a facetious discussion,
but was finally also adopted yeas
days 23. Amendments wero also
adopted increasing tlto salary of tho
Chlef-Juitlco of tho Supremo Couitto
$10,000, and of the other Judges In
proportion. Tho bill was at length
passed.
In tho House, tho South Carolina
contested olect Ion case Wallaco against
bimpson was disposed of, tho former.
after somo debato, being admitted to
ids scat, and tho oath of offico adminis
tered. Tho report on tho Amendment
bill was then proceeded with and dls
cussed ut length. It was finally agreed
to by a strict party voto yeas 133,
nays 08.
Monday, May 30. In tho Senate.
a petition from tho colored peoplo of
junryiaud sotting fortli tho unjust
proscriptions they nro subjected to un
derd tho lawsofthat State. Mr. Chan
dler, nt 2 10, addressed tho Senntoon
ills bill for restorng foreign conimerco
to American vessels.
In tho House, much discussion en
sued on an amendment of Mr. Winans
to tho bill of Mr. Willard granting
pensions to tho surviving soldiers and
sailors of 1812. Tiio bill as reported
was finally passed. Tiio bill to reduce
Internal taxation was taken up and
discussed until tiio hour of adjourn
mcnt. Wkdnesuay.Juuo 1. In the Senato.
yesterday, tho Houso Deficiency Ap
propriatlon bill was passed, after being
amended so as to appropriate $1,400,000
for deficiencies In tho appropriation for
collecting Custom duties.nnd 20,000 for
tho pay of special counsel for tho Secre
tary of tho Troasury.
In tho Houso, tho consideration of
tho bill reducing tho taxes was resumed
after tho disposal of tho Coinmorro bill.
una soverni oi tno important bectlons
disposed of.
latest News.
Qunuix, May 27. A destructive flro
is raging In the woods nt Saguenny,
covering nn area of flvo miles wldo by
thirty miles in length. Over fivo hun
dred families, numbering 4,000 person?,
nro rondcrcd dcstltuto nnd homeless,
Six adults nnd two children havo per
ished In tho llamos. Tho wharf at Ha
ha Bay nnd sovcral churches havo boon
burned. Tho firo originated In tho
woods.
A Colored man, named Armstrong,
was killed near Qulncy, HI., last wcok,
in n quarrel over tho sum often cents.
Tito unfortunato victim madon wager
of thnt amount with ono Anderson and
won It. Tlto loser demanded that tho
ten cents bo returned, and on being
refused procured n rovolvor nnd solemn
ly repeated tho demand. Armstrong,
doubtless considering that ft prlnclplo
was- Involved, again refused, when
Anderson dollboratcly shot hlm dead.
Wo recollect no caso whero murder
was over committed for sosmall nsum.
St. Louis, May 31. In thoU. S. Cir-
cult Court, on Saturday, tho caso of
Hollls against Licut.-Gcu. Sheridan and
Major G. A. Pago for fatso imprison
ment and Illegal conversion of proper
ly, was decided in favor of tho dofond-
nnts. Tho caso will bo carried to tho
Supremo Court of tho United Statc3.
Wheelino, West Vn., May 31.
Whllo tho daughter of tho Jailer and
ills assistants wcro taking breakfast to
tho prisoners iu tho county jail, this
morning, thoy wcro forced into n cell
and locked up by means of a falso key.
Twclvo of tho prisoners succeeded In
opening tho hall door, and quietly lock
ing up tho Jailer's family iu tho cells,
walked out into tho streets, in broad
day, and escaped. Four of tho prison
ers havo been recaptured. Ono of tho
prisoners, indicted for murder, refused
to enter into tho conspiracy, and gavo
tho alarm upon tho cscapo of his com
rades. New York, Juno 1. A daring out
rugo was perpetrated to day. Joseph
A. Isaacs, a diamond broker, called oil
nn Italian at the St. Nicholas Hotel for
tho purpose of purchasing n number of
diamonds. Tito Itnlian, when ho got
Isaacs In tho room, ndrainistcrcd chlor
oform to him and robbed him whllo ho
was senseless.
New York, May 31. Tho great trot
between tho celebrated trotters Ameri
can Girl, Goorgo Palmer, and George
Wilkes camo off at tho Fashion course
to-day. An immenso concourso was
present. Tho trotting was magnifi
cent. Timo 1st heal 2,28, 2nd 2.21J, 3rd
2,20,4th 2,21 0th 2,20
Ilorriblo Massacre.
Constantinople, Juno 1. A fear
ful war of religious intolerance lias
broken out in tho province ofRouma
nia, the Metropolitan provinco of tho
Turkish Empiro in the south of Europo.
For somo time tho liutivo Christians
havo manifested a spirit of fearful yin
dictiveuess against tho Jewish popula
tion, wlto havo endeavored in vain to
obtain from tiio government somo pro
tection against outrage nnd oxtortion.
On Sunday last, by a preconcerted
signal, tho Christian populaco roso,and
tho fearful work of butchering was
inaugurated." At an early hour the
houses of all tho Jews wero invaded,
aud thoso of tho occupants who wero
unablo to escapo wero massacred in
cold blood. Iu all tho principal towns
tho fearful work of butchery prevailed,
and thousands of men, women and
childron of tho ropugnaut class wero
butchered in cold blood. Tho work of
slaughter still goes on in tho interior,
and nothing lias been heard yet of any
movement by tho authorities to sup
press it.
Tiieroigning Prince is absent from
tho province, and advantago was taken
of this to complete tho total extermi
nation of all tho Jews from tho pro
vinco. Princo Charles Is hurrying
homo and energetic measures will nt
onco bo taken by tho Sultan to sup
press this religious cmcule.
MARRIAGES.
llUlinEll-MAAH-Oiitho 29th liltliy ltov. Win
JHj-er, Mr, (leorgo Unrsor to .Mil Mluulo
Moas.lioUi of DiuvlllP, l'nj
MOVnU-HOFFMAN-In Dloomsbiirs. May 23th
by J, II, Furninn, Ksn.. llobirt J. Moyer or
Woomsbiirg, imULucy J. lloinnan of Bngntlonr,
WILUVEU-KOUCIt-Oii Mnreh 50lh, l.y Ilov.
A. u, HotteiMPlnriiomni W llllvcr, or Whites
Untie, to MIm Mary A, lloucli, of llorwldc.
CAlN-ninTI.tUClt-On April 3d, hy the Nime,
Mr. Jolin Cain, to Mla Kato A, Klctorlcli, nil
of Llmo Itldiie.
KESLEU-CAIN-On April ljtli, liy Hie mmp,
r , 11. ivetisicr, 10 iium v. v-aiu, im in in'w
RUlge, Columbia county.
READLEn lUTCIlMAN-On llio Till ult., ;V llio
RQ1I1Q, llr. asm ivi-aim-! , iu aj.uv
Ducltmau, both of Hollcnbaclt.
MASTELLER OEAlttlAUT On llio Hill nil.,
liy II1G panic, AIT. in. ninim;iiui, iu .in-.-, .iuu-
cy OcarUart, both of Maine.
TUONHUn-ltARTMAN-On llio SUt iitt-j-pJ'
UOV.ui .M HK'l.,wr, ... Aiuiipiiu.uu., n
Amanita lIarlman,botli of Llmo RUlge,
VAN HUIl.-S.Bil."i-ui iim .nil iu.w. iy
ltcv. 1'. ll.lllddlo, nttlio roRldoncoof lliobrldo'a
uncle, Mr, A, Hanteo, In Ntfconeck twn.. Mr.
We.ley Van Horn, of Hhlcl:liluny, to Mill
xr,ii .l Ufiiifnn nf Id nilfnril rnutitv.
DEATHS.
r.UTiin tlio Uth ult.. Ill Nrscoprc. Infant
daughter of John nnd Harnli M, Lntz, aged 1
month nnd 21 days.
TIirtABH-OnlholSUi ult., In Ncsconec. William
Thrnih, nged a years, l inomu nun o uujo.
AllllOTT-In Illoomsbuis on Thursday 'evening
May 20th, .Mrs, Mary Abbott, in tho 91th year
of her ngc,
Mrs. Abbott had 8 children, 21 grand children
nnd li t'rent grand children, Thonrenter por
tion of her long Ilfo was passed In Montgomery
county, wncre ner cniiuren hpiu uiuusut u,..
It has been frequently assorted and
as often denied that somo of thoso
Indians who harass tho bordor woro
really white men plumed and paluted ;
but wo hnvo now General Sherman's
official declaration that, "In ft recent
" cato between Fort Hayes aud Camp
"Supply, tho Indians, on being cap
"tured, turned out to ho whlto men
"iu dipguiso." Tho reader will also
remember that in tlto lato horriblo
outrage at Landor, Kniitas, It was sta
ted In tho first despatch that it was
thought tho ruffians who so brutally
maltreated two girls wero either Tex
nns or Indiana; whereas when tho
villains wero brought to tho gallows
thoy wero found to bo whlto men, ono
and nil, from tho Eastern States.
Thoso cases, coming so close together
and iu timo of a threatened war upon
tho Indians for alleged outrages, would
seom to imply that whllo tho red men
nro no doubt bad enough rendered so,
wo ueiiovo, in most cases, by, wrongs
donoto them in tho first instance
thoy should not bo hold respouslblo for
all tho outrages on tho border. A
littlo soap nnd water might roveal
many nu Apache rnpo or murder to bo
tho work of whlto men. World.
Uloomibiirg Market llfjiorl.
Wheat per bushel 1,15
Ryo " i co
IJoru
uau,
Flour per mtlm"Jl!!!Z. 7 W
Flnxkeed.....'.'.-,'.""".
Ihitter
TfnoXr.7.7."r,7.'
Potatoes
Dried Apples ',
lluuu
Klden aud Hiiouldcrs
Lard per pound
liny per Inn
InoN .
No. I Scotch, pig
no. 2 '
Illoom
8 W
203
. 40
IN
. 10
25
. 2 t5
Ci
, 17
. 2U
i 18 03
SI2
...J 1(1
....i'M
LUMIICIt.
Plno10Ck B1?ru 'if r "'"usand feet JI8 CO
Joist. Scantling. rl'ank, 011:". WW
Bhlngles, No. fper thousand 8 C J
M 2 " 7 C3
Hiding ft o
lMiltKdelphla Markets.
Fl-OUU
Northwestern superfine at 11.503 4,7d
Northwestern extra .5.ai 5.76
Northwestern family .....S.50ia tM
Pennsylvania and W'esteru superflne... 6.75S0.25
Pennsylvania imrl wiam ..1,. (,u n,i
1 euusy vanla and Western family....,,. u.8O11.0O
Pennsylvania and Western fancy ...... 11,5013.25
Ryo flour J5.24
Wiikat Pennsylvania red, v bus il.a5
., ,,V'V".' .. IZ.WfSK.70
California " Sj.20
' TOtllfA 11 1 1Kll in
RVK-I'euusylvanla rye, V bus II.Ca1.08
Uoiin Yellow, .I!.. il 11
White. 1. t mil',.
PATs-bua 'oicto
I'uoYlnioKS ai ess i-orn, bbl U.50
p.a live, .....,.,
Dressed liogs, VS
Umoked Hams "
" Shoulders y, n
HKKluj-OIoverkeeii ylni's
Tlmothyseed V uu's7",7,7.'.'...V7
VlavBAAil tt
Uattlk Reef Cattle ft. .V"!!.'.!...
t,.....- -
f II
II oust -Y lou tta
121.6.0
8kca9c
ifcfflllX
ISC
lOeaiOUc
I8.008 2l
KI.7587.2J
UlC
9iaiaM
1ST OF DEALERS
or COLUMBIA L'OUNTV.
t t.n...i.i.M,nrl. n,ni (t, rnltnu Inolkt of dpnlern
tnicen, reiurneii nnu cin.snicu oy me, in nn.,.,
nncewlth thesovernl nets of nsscmbty, In nnd
for 1110 county or uoiuinuin, lor 1110 yciir u
liiousanu eisni nuniireu nnu nevemy, m uui
lect to tho best of my knowledge, nnd belief,
1II.OOM TOWNSHIP.
.Vnoirt, Jliulncu, Clan. I.lccntc.
McKclvy Nenl A Co Hloro
Mls A 1) Webb
I w iinrimnn
DA lleclclcy
1 . 1 .1117.
inHPiih Corrcll
(1 WC'orrcll
J K Kyer
I, K Wharv
J K lllrton
A M Rupert
Moycr lfroi
Hook Hloro
Htnro
Hook Htoro
DriiB "
Hloro
l'urnlluro Storo
Htnro
Tin Htiop
Htoro
Tin Hhop
Drug Htoro
WldmcycrAJncoby Confectionery II
Pox Webb " ','
Hll Miller Sou Store 12
Robblni llycr
Mioses llnrninu
.inmcs urnimau
Miller a won
Mllllnciy
Cabinet Hloro
Htoro
Ifnni-nii .t Wnrdln
W II Brown Coufcctlon'yAUioc'y
!fj Mnrr
J II Mnl70
A J Lvnns
IMVlilHtrnun
William Rnl.b
Lllas Mcndcuhalt
lulah Hnnenbucli
Henry Klelm
Chnrlca R llouser
V U Hcesholts!
V. Ji' cobs
N J llcndersholt
It u liowcr
M 1' Lntz
David Lowe nberg
lMxton A Unrman
Mrs David llrobst
OA.Iacoby
Illoomsburg Iron Co
Htoro
Grocery
Clothing Storo
Oioccry
Furniture. Storo
Htoro
Tin Hhop
Grocery
4InntlllulCH for domination
Tho following cenllemcn havo been mentioned
for nomination to tho lovcral County Ofllcos to
bo filled by election tlio present ycar.nnd their
names will bo pruseutcd for the consideration of
tho Democratic County Convention !
BHURIF1'.
KMANDUS TJX ANGST,
rianixciritEEK township.
JA3IES LAKE,
scoTr township.
HAMUELlt". KLINE,
scoTr township.
It EES J. MILLAlli),
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
A A HON SMITH,
III1MI.OCK TOWNIrUI'.
I. K. KlIlGKlSAUM,
im;xton rowNim
WILLIAM AP1MEMAN,
I1ENTON TOWNSHIP.
WJLL1AM EYE It,
nilEESWOOIl TOWNSHIP.
AHHOCIATU JUDUK.
JOHN H. YOIIE,
Mill MN TOWNSHIP.
SAMUEL CUEASV,
MiriLis TowNmir.
I'OM.MISMONUR.
III11AM J. KEEDEH,
CATAWIbS.V TOWNSHIP.
MINNElTlIILE,
CATAWI33A TOWNSHIP.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DMINlSTItATOlt'S NOTICE.
LitterH of iitlininlitiatlon on UiccMnto of John
Yeairer Into of Locust twi.. Columbia counly.
deceased, lmvo been tirnnted by tho ltcylstcr of
sniu coumy 10 ejiuigiou leader rcMtiiuj; m
lioanngeretK iwp., loi. co. aw peisons jinvjuy
claims agninst thu fstnte ol the decedent iuo ro
n ins led 10 mc&cut them lor setlliment. mid
tho&e Indebted to tho estate to mnlieim.uneiitto
uio uuuciHiKiiL'u, iKiiuiniMnunr, inioui (iciav,
Jo370 Gw. Administrator,
AUMIKlSTItATOK'S NOTICE
EbT.TK OF UA.hTAV.lt Lll K, 1KC'!.
M-tlers of ftdintiiKtintloii on tho ot;ito of
ttaltzer lslcl; Into of Almllson township in
Columbia county, deceased, have been unintcd
by the KegMcr of said county to Willi un We
llrlde of Whlto Hall Montour county. AH
persons having claims ngalubt tho estate of
tho decedent moicuueled to present t.n m for
settlement, nnd those Indebted to tlio cst.vto to
ninlte payment to the undersigned administra
tor without delay. WlIdJAM MclUUDK
Jc370-Ct. Adinlutttrator.
PXKOUTOIIS' NOTICE.
All 1. STATE OF JAM LS KMMITT. Dlx'U.
Letters testamentaiy on tho estate of James
milium. liuo 01 iieniiociawp.. eoii'TDiHCOUiiiy,
dee'd. have bten urnnted bv the HeuUtcr of Mild
county to Andu-w J, liminlit Mid t'lulstlan
I, i:niinltt of Ilcmlocl; township, Columbia
county, Va. All persons having tlalms against
the estate mo requested to pre ient them to tho
Kxecmora lu Columbia county, Thoo Indebted
to the estate cither on note, Judgment, moitgngo
or uook iiccouiu wui mane paj mem 10 me ex
ecutors without del.-y.
ANDREW J. I'M MITT,
CUHlbTIAN U KMIlIiT,
Je3 70-Gw. Kxeeutois.
U.
8. CENSUS.
Thouliricielcned. nnnolnlpit AKt.lstntuMnrRhnli
to talie tlio Ce'.uiiH lor IfcTU, umler llio recent Act
ot Congicss, would ic-quCKt tho furirers, mauu
t rcturcrs, and clllzens of Columbia coa.ily ge 1
erolls', to bo jncjaied with, lull mil accurate
Blateineuls untu tliclr varltiusvocjtlons.andsucli
other matters an nie if quired to be euui.iei-ated
lylaw. Ily Foilolnu they will t,avo tho Assist
ant Manhals much t.ouhle, end themselvfi
inucu lime ami annoyance.
1.I.ISIIA 1IAYMAN I Assistant
T. .1. MUltl'IH, L
1!. H. Wl ItKIIRlBRR.J ManhaK
IllcouihtiiiE, June 3, l!.7u-3v.
pUBLlO SALE
V A I, V A II L r.
-or
Rr.Ai.
: STAT K
Tho Pchuil lurcitoiRci Jlioom townshhi will
Fi ll lit l'lihllc Sail c,n SATUHDAY Iho'.'Mli day
liouto n ml lot of ground with t'licannulenaneiN
8 MOKETOWN Kf IIOOL 1'ItOPEIlTy,
cHunto on llio baclc rait or lot Uo, 11, in thoi.ait
of lllotniflniK Known as lcil:liikvllle. ftalil
Heliool lot being Iiny.iivo hy roily Int.
... w.m.. ... uiu iiwiu i Al. I'lJAUUl K.
Uluomiiburg, Juno a, lt70-lw.
Sieiclaiy.
pun
LIO SALE
O I
VAI.UAllI.i: ISKAI, i: STATU,
Will bo sold hy tho iinderslBUcd tiu'tho prem
ises on l'HJDAY, tho i'ltluluy of Juno,n:6 at 10
0 oloclc, a, 111., tho lollowina UekcrlbeU icol cMnto
to wit:
TWO LOTS OF UROUND,
kllunle In Beaver toirnshlp, Columbia ecunty.
'Jhu llikt tlicrior, beglnulna at tlio north west
1 orner ol the lots lately owned by Mini In JIann
theuei! fcoutliwardly alone the wist lino thereof
nnd along the mid lie of blxtn Klrcct, about lllu
feet to llio middlo of Hunlcr Kiieet.lhenco nt
ilEht niiKles westwaidly along tho middlo of
hunter bWt about 10tl feet 10 thosldo ofthe
Kail Itoad, thenco along tho sldo of Iho Hull
Hood tpllslntciscctlon wltlithejnlUdloofMo
Lauley btriet on tho north west Hue of tho tract
thehcoouthe lino about 300 feet to tho i.loco of
beginning, cmuiaclng tho riots v, 10, 0,il and n
suiall tlmo eornered lot, and a prill of tho threo
cornered lot north of plot 11 and i ho btiecls Willi
in the bounds on tho riot of Ilubbellvillo. ex.
eluding lota 15 .1 111 In idol 8. Also tho small lot at
1 10 W,u t corner of tho tract lying north of
t ie Hall road Bctu een H and tho i.uhlTo road 011
the north, nnd Johnson's land on tho west, and
linker's land on tho north west, lucisurliigto tho
side of the Hall road nnd the middle of the imb
llo road, containing about three acies,
T11 ma inndo linown on dav of Bale.
, .. , ltoiiiasi' .'.ci,AItK,
Jea ,0-lw Ally, for W. W. llubuell,
l'lhliADDLI'lIIA,
I1LACIC AND COI.OltED I'HINTINU AND
UTUOaitAl'IllO 1NKH, Utai8Ill'A4t.
Orny's Ferry Road nnd Tlilrly-thlrd street,
ROllINSON'S flUICIC-HHYINa 1NKB,
Va r Nowsiianers and rosters. Hook und I'am-
In'raoli'are0..1"11" C"""'
l'roin Tcteisburg, Va., Index,
RoniNsos'BriiiNTiNa Inks.-Iii our ndvcrtls
Ing columns will bo found a number of extracts
iroin nowsiiapers coioiillmeutlug the I'llntluS
Ink mauulucluied at the Ulay'a Perry l'rlnilnS
Ink Woilij, I'lilladelnbia, C. U Itobmsou".ro?
lirleloi'. Wo ha e Uen using tho ink luaiiuiac
lured nt these works for u " nr lst. nud lt h
always proved satlsfrctory. Mr, Ho)lnson d"
serves the encou,.nRemoiHand patrouago of tho
press, and of piinteis generally, for llio follow
ing good and sulllcleut .easous, vizi I'lrst, llo
was the lint to put down the prlco of printing
JL ? ft ,r,er0"aul0. "Hire. Bieoud. T his ln
equal,. If It does not sur.iuss lu quality that of
any other manufacturer, whllo h priVes nro tw
J1?0 P,lcakf,"tnud accommodating guullo
'' to deal wlili that woliavo ever met with.
newspaper luka, lie nisi manufac
tures the most superior and doslrublo qnallllos
Sf.iob. uk hu Lcsl oualllies being uuexielled uy
any other manufactured uuy where, '
From tho Plillllpsbuig, l'a., Jouiual.
f.?.huA"kulof th8 '.'Jouruu'" printed with luk
ffP ? A'!6, fry ", 1 ""7, 'H"tf"U Ihk Works,
l'lilloaeliilila. and ureatlv to our mikinoiin,. it
fiuinasses anv wa linsolicrrtnriim ,i.,ui it.l..:
serves the ulgli encomiums shmvcreU upon It by
the press. IJcTO-ll.
Storo
Confcclloncry
DiugSloro
Hhoo '
Btoro
Clothing Htoro
Millers
Confectionery
urocory
Htoro
HEAVEIt.
W 1 liongeubergcr Htoro
F I, Hlium.'ui "
Abraham lllco
imitWICK HOlt.
I A II 11 llower , Storo
M Bccsholl7. Tin Hhop
llowman & Jackson Htoio
Jllller Jitiuiics iv 1.0
T 11 lln.tunn
Mrs 11 1' Ilvnnu Milliner
N V meeker (,'nblnet &8tovc
.1 CI Jacoby Confectionery
Miss Hell llertrnn Milliner
.1 acksou Wooden Jl,ro
HUl'reni Miller
UltlAlt CHEEK,
Drug Htoro
T .1 1.awalt
Wm I, Frins
I'eler llnrninu
Wm M Kllnctob
A V Haton
W M Illsliol
llcnjnmlu M'llonry.
Hamuel Hhono
iirr.vcrett
Hnmuel Ilonrock
n I ) Colo
Tliomns 11 Cole
Grocery
Miller
Hlore
11ENTOX,
Htoro
Hhoo Ht ore
Hloro
Miller
CATAWIHSA
.1 H M'N'lueli .Miller
Yetter Cool ,1 Co
J lCHhnrplci.(.Hons
lleo Manliardt
Thomas 1: Harder
Wm llnrtmnn
aeiillUBhisAHon
S II ltlmird
M M llrobst
WHOrnngo
I John & sons
(Illbert .1 Kline
tlcolltshcl
.1 II ecKlioltz
.1 II Knlttlo
Weaver ,t ttelclieldcrfer uoniecuc
CONYNGHAM,
HIcliaulThonitou Store
cxnthi:.
Rtnro
Hloro
HhooBlme
f'nblnet Hoom
Ca.iluet ltoom
Kioves
Tin & Htoves
Htore
Confectionery
Hio.e
Htoro
Healer
Tccd Htoro
Htoro
H H Fowler Hro
Whllmlro A-llower
Il W ! .1 I I. Low
Hnmuel Dlelteilcll
Maichfii HerrH
Jacob Hponsltr
Jesao IlUka
Clroccry
Htoro
Grocery
CEXTi.ALIA 11011
J J Ilongland
Wm Torrey
DcamerA ltcllsnvdcr
Ktoio
Mnitln .Monagluu
v 11 aieiucit
Conrad l'olaml
John 1) llrennan
Miuman & Miller
A II forlncr
MlUon Kantncr
Drug Htoro
Confectionery
RI010
Tin Hhop
Grocery
FRANKLIN.
McndcnlinlUt Hro Millers
ITHHINaCHEHK,
KloVo
J M Vinmcrman
Swazy . Kramer
MOJOIllOll 1M1SS
fieorge M Howell
J r M'llonry
11 ,t M M'lfinry
liJiU I1 Jt'lleniy
Millers
(lllliENWOOD.
HI 010
Hogait ,t Kiamer
l' 11 mack
Will In 111 Kramer "
DWMiiblers "
Ellis Uvea. 1 llio "
lvooua & Leldy '
Operative Co "
Mrs Hannah Henry "
HEMLOCK.
John & Geo M Bcaglo Millers
M O Ji W II blioemnL'cr Hloro
Jacob Harris
7. B Hobblns
J Yeagcr
Henry Gable sr
Yocum .1C0
Chaileal'ettciman
J il Vustlne
Miller
LOCUST,
htoro
C.iniphcll ,t Co
J II Holler
Cicasy a lhown
J II Croasy
MAINE.
Hloro
MIFFLIN.
Htoro
.MO.VIOUR.
V It Mnrgcrtim
A J Ammeuuau
IMxton tt Hurinau
Wm Huller
Hartou jl Co
Grocery
Htore
Dealers
Giocery
Minus
JIT,
J K Hands
William Olngles
(' Kreamer
Mrs M A Watson
D K Sloan
llower .t Coleman
W N Conislock
A H Hlewart
1'eter Unt
W llowman
Dllerring
FLEAS A NT.
Storo
MADISON,
Storo
Milliner
OKANCE.
Storo
Grocery
Htoro
Miller
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11 IS 00
II 7 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
II 10 00
11 10 00
II 7 (X)
II 7 00
It 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 00
12 12 no
12 12 C)
II 7 00
II 7 01)
13 12 SO
1J 10 00
11 7 (10
13 10 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 M
II 7 CO
11 15 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 0U
13 10(0
11 7 00
10 no 00
11 7 00
It 7 (0
7 40 W
II 7 CO
II 7 00
11 700
12 ' 12 50
11 7 00
12 12 SO
11 n 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 00
s 11 10 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
10 M 00
13 10 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 10
II 700
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 10 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 UO
II 7 00
II 7 10
II 7 00
10 'JO W)
10 20 00
700
1 II 7 00
111 700
11 700
II 7n0
!2 12 60
H 700
10 0 CO
10 20 00
11 7 00
1) 10 00
M 10 00
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12 12 5)
1 ) 10 00
II 7 00
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11 ' 7 CO
II 7 (O
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13 10 01
0 CO 00
10 SO 00
13 10 00
11 7 00
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11 7 00
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II 7 00
II 7 CO
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II 7 00
11 7 00
11 7 00
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1 1 10 00
12 12 m
1.1 10 00
12 12 m
11 7 00
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11 10 10
U 7 00
II 7 00
II 10 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 00
13 10 CO
II 7 UJ
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 10 CO
II 10 00
11 1000
II 7 00
14 7 00
K SO W
II 7 00
II 7 CO
II 7 00
13 10 00
11 10 00
II 7 00
11 10 00
13 10 00
II 7 00
II 10 CO
II 7 00
II 7 CO
II 7 10
11 7 10
II 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
1.1 10 ro
II 10 00
II 7 CO
II 7 CO
11 7 00
11 1000
0 M CO
11 7 00
12 12 .00
12 12 CO
1 II 700
11 7 (10
12 12 60
II 7 00
Legal Notices,
Letter of administration oiiTl,iE()
ry Yost, lato of Locust two iv S,?" "1' of Ht
ifeo'd., have boon granle.l Vy tKiW1
e,l loSk7' VSSJ
EI.IZAIIKTllv..
n.ay070.Cw,
TNCOni'01tATlfJN.--Noliri
JL by given llinton the In.i ,i,l.'?9 '? hero.
sundry inhabitants of tho couViiVV:,,9y,Iia
presented n petition to the CourrrfrVS.'"
nprmni linv
luoso indebted
nt.il
and
FINE.
F. W Lyons Storo
HOAItlNaCHEEK,
Owen Cheiilnsloti SI010
J 11 Kliuser
HUOA1U.OAF.
Montgomery Colo Htoro
SCOTT.
Kdk'ar .1 W 11 Mllnes s Htoro
llFHi'lghaid.vllro "
N S Tingli-y '
Kiuiuel A Wurman '
Haker a llnillugamo Grocery
KJMIlliird Htoio
CH Fowler Miller
J 1) Workhelser HhooHtoio
a V Cicvellug Hloro
Fetor JCnt
ltut H F.nt Stwo ,i Tin Shop
r. ... ;; '"r vuoiccuoncry
II W Creaky d Co Htoro
KclcliucriBon Millers
AH peisons who may feel aggrieved by tho
nboo elasslllcallon can have nu opportunity of
imtiii;, tuning upon 1110 nuuersigneu ui
Ills rosUleuce, In Montour twp, at any tlmo until
Kllllltihil. limn llll. n, ..I.I.I. .1
. .11" . 1 . .","llowl,l l.l.li;.! II1UH Ul Hll"
peal will bo lieldnt the Court House In Illoouis
burg. NOAH MOUSUlt.
r,, , . Wcieantllo Appiniscr.
DloomEbuig, May 27, liVO-lt
pUDlilO SALE.
or
VALUAHLE III; All EHTATKI
llv vtltuu of nutbnrllv In thn I111.L will nt l-ll-r.
nbclh Dclong, dee'd., contulncd, will be exposed
Juno Mh , 1850, nt 2 o'clock lu tho afternoon, tho
f.llt lllt'lu., ili.cnrll.n.l P. ...,.. '
A LOT OF GUOUKD,
situate on MillHtrret.ln IhAfnwii nf nrmir.aviii
und udjolnlng lot of Kamuel .iminerman on tho
wi-i,unu 101 01 imam Hcnuyier ontiio east,
whereon nio elected n two story
TLANK DWELLINQ HOUSE,
afrnmo slnbloand oulbulldlngs, with largo lot
offiult ticesof various kinds ; being In fiont
nbOUts xtV fidl.niul In flfr.lli nl.ntil miAloiM-
llred feet.
3r-TEnM8, Twenty per cent, of tho purcliaso
money to bo paid down, on blriklngoirtho proo.
city 1 and tho bnlanco April 1st, ibTl, when no,
session will ho given anda deed dellTered, I'm'
chaser to pay lot couveynneo and stamp,
ALSO 1
At tho same tlmo and placo.nn assortment of
Firsonal pioperly consisting of beds, bedding,
stove, bureau, chest, &c., Ac. Terms cash.
EDWAHI) DEI.ONG,
innyJJ'70-lw, Executor.
nn,;. jioudVt.t.oofr'ffi?? .j35J
1 Lpy.iM.,wi ii Tih."11"!
Hnvlni Fund," or
,..lull,.r.n. ,l.n-Al.. .
enuso is shown to tho eontrar?i ,1!l "'"llcltti
of noxt term tho Iinh dny o7 "t l,
tho prayer of llio Fctltloncr, will 1 LemK Ml
rnrtllliu In I in net ,.r il.;1.1' be Krnntl W
mado and provided. ( """"' la Uci, "CJ
Dloomsburg, May 20,A187."',NUIi9',i RST,
1.
Mu
S I O ,
'Inn iiiiiIm .tonsil i'niil.l .......1.1.11.. i..pA....
ho clllzens pfllloomsburg and Icluity that ho
has located In their midst for tho purposo of lol.
lowing ills profession as n teacher of music. For
11 uuiiilier ;.f years holms been located in llrook
lyn.N, bill continued HMiealtlimiidoncoun
try icsiiteuco desirable. Ho will tcuch scholars
at their homes, or In classes, ns they mar prefer,
ntinodeiato rales,
PIANOS TUNED
or repaired nt short notice. All orders can be
loll at tills olllce.
Ho would respectfully solicit u sliaro of llio
publlo patroungu. 1. W. H1LEH.
lllooiusburg.May 27, IBTO-tf
JOI1
PRINTING
Nuatly extruled tt this Offlcf
A TTlYITflUVCl NdTIm,
XV.t'STATKS OF CATItAIltNn I lit .
In tho Orplmns' Court of ffii'iF'ntTi
Inter olatlio Auditor nppotatc,1" ijib 5 n!7
on exceptions with power tn m.fc?,t .'.J-m
1 llio money in mo nnuus of Willi.. ' .uljni on
iilnlstrntor of Cathorlnol.m,. ' Lmi-
nr
mlnlstrnt
IVInr l.n
interested, for tho
mcnt, on Monday
next, nt to o'cli
or (
cou
mrnn..; "o ram.;
llio Uil, ffWInt.
ixt nt 10 o'clock A. M ?' Joni
,V'," .1!ll,'c,".,;n'."., IlloomslraV'" "a"
attomf;or"bo!.ebnrredTr
of Ihosald fund. """'"UlaHiiipJ,
mnyl3'70-lw. "KOCKW.ir,
S-Ucrwlck Gazctlo plcao com- M&tor.
A DJUNISTItATOIl'S NOTlcir-"
XJL I3TATK OF FllEDnniCK IIAIITM.Vv
Letters of Adnilulstrii,, ..I5l.i!'.fer.iiEc'ii.
rcdcrlck nnrlinnn,Hr.,latoofl'il,SS.:,'f1' '
olumbln county dee'd., lmvo ff ?8Jretk'Ti.
in Register of snld counly to iV Iffi'S1
having claims against tlio estata ( the'dl?,011!
uiu ii'iiicqivuiu iivsi;jii llitiii fnr .,7, "i
and thoso Indeblod to lh ;,,'?? ?.em(nt.
mnviavo-div. ' u!Ml-l11Al.M.
1 , . .1 1..H,
AilittlnMt,
A UDITOIt'S NOTICIO.
IX nil ritvn and riNAt, auoist..
JACKSON, ASSlONKli OF lT.Ttll il lL"'
Tho undersigned npimlntcU bv ffl"
Common Flcn?of ('olimbli couaiv iS,rt '
mako distribution among cicifinte
nncolu thohnnda of M. E. Jackaon iv. ?
slgneo of Feler M. Trnugh, n Ktf ? -interested
for tho purpnw of h , iSSStffS
tho olllco of M, E. incison In 1 "rS?Ck tel?1
county.on Friday, Juno Will, iw .t,'v iT'i
nt liiS olllco lu lllooinsburg. Va oil 01
Juno 11th, 1870, nt 10 A. .M. V0MgffiS'
ed or hnviug claims iigahwt ihaim SS"
Trnugh nro quested to attend, or tajffl
nora coming lu lorn pail of IlieValdi'iSj 1
Aoailor.
mavl3'70-lw.
yllerwick Clnzolto plcnso copy.
A DM I Nl STR ATOItS' TlCrT
Lcllers of nd.nlulstrallonon IhocSico J.
cob Hartley, lato of Franklin tivn. xiSL
dee'd., lmvo been planted by the 1 rSof S
county, to John Hnrl eyan.l Clirlsi an 11 .w
of Franklin township, Columbia emmn $
All porspna Having claims or it mo asilna
t ho ifwcdcn t nro rcqiustnl to makuhcDi taov in
nnd thoso Indebted In nn rn rm.-..w.n. uu"ui
joii.n lUit'ibEv;
ClIHPillAN HAitlLEV,
npr2J'?0-0w. AOiulnlslreloa
A DMINlSTItATOlt'S NOTICE.
-TA- KSTATE OF t'ATII A IlINK f.l ATIf pt m
i.ctteis ol ndmlulsirallon on the estate ol
Ciilhnrlno Genrhnit, late ol Maine IowbsIiId Co
lumbia county, deceased. hae ban yraatfd bi
tho Hlgistcr ol snld county to Mtt.l.ca Uartin
l osidluglutho township and couaty atotMit
All nPlhnilH linvlmr f.l.ihim mr,il., ,,
tho decedent aro requeMid to present themfa
setllcmcnl, and those ludcbtul to thee.tatan
mano roymcni 10 tno uuuei'siguid.adnilnVn.
ku,, ii niiuui iiciiiy,
flpr29'V0-Ct. Admiiil,iraiiV.
ADIINISTUATOH'S NOTICE.
i:hi-ate or wm. i,. nriTTrr.fr k-. nrr-n
inuuinui tiviiiiiiii.-ttic i un uu IHC ttlUll'Ui III
lu IJlettprlck Into of t'cutio towiihip,t'olumti
county, deoM ImvelK'pnKiniitcdbyiheltt'fsta
of snld enmity to Kloi.lien 1 ejtttritU rts)UiD(ln
the township nnil county nioreald. Allperwu
nro lcijueMid to incfcnt thtm for httilement
m on 1. tn 1 1 in liiiilprslrrnpil mlinlTiKtrntnr wHIirir
uoiny. bij iu,?. jjjbntiULK.
mn) G70-Gw. AdmlnMrator.
A DHNISTItiVfOR'ti XOTICK.
Tvnilh lilln nf I'filfntlnon tt-n I nlnmlil.i ixinn
dfi il Itnvn )mnn niniilpil liv l Im Ifj fit re r iif n
r-nitiilv In Aiirriivtun Trniils rpifitliti' In r Iim fn
n en I tikt. i in r wi ii in m inn inft-ti,ni. lira rifmPsK
ULThisntti, nummisirnior, vnnoiu uei.iy
AL'OL'hTUSHLVVB.
AdmtuLstrator,
innyO'7 OCw.
NOT
ICE.
Jll IIClSUllS KllOWUlU UHlUVtlllS HI UU llllliu
ed lo tho F.stnto of Jamb Kjer dninietl,!.
otherwise they will bo collcctul necording'
lnw. K, II. MIUH
1) looinsburg, May 0, ISTO-tr AUuilDl.lraM
TvTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Froposalswlll bo received byiiioKcanuisn
inrHOl llio liorooguoi I'lynioiuii.i uti"i:iiia
nnd snec Ilcnllona ennbe semnt Turner B
Store. JIntn Strict, l'lyniontli, until jumi'
The uiiectors rei-eiso llio rluht to rwcriau
payers of tho boroucii. All piniw
KPiili',1 nm endorsed "rroiofin s Inr crccuin -
neiiuui jiuiiM'N in iiiuiiuiviinvi . v .
II. w. FnKNrir.Kenctnry.
I'lyraoutli, -May '.T, lsVO-21.
JpiUST ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF Tl'lU POOIt niSTIllCT OF lONVXOH.l
TWF. AND CT.STltAI.I.V BOItOVOH.
WILLI A JI GOODJIANTreils.
1)11.
To amount from Duplicate
" " received of .Mis,
D.T. JlcKlo.nnn
To unit lec'd Irom sale of colt
Mil
111
t'R.
Hy otdcrs icdecmtd
' lominlssloii $:o,"i3 Jj O
2 per cent,
Assots
Mahlllllea
It. Thornton
Win. (loodinnu
(10,13
;n i) 1C,K
.57 I.'
:io
H1CHAHD THOIIJi l'.l
WILLIAM (iO(lHMA, J&
FATHICK K1U.LL.N II"1
Jlce? "SI'S. ,&"!!siwn0si.iiui" V 1
wltlt poor of said lflslrlct.
Hit
To amount irom uupiicuiu-. (1
nun iiiiici sunii:
To bnlanco of It. Tliorntou
' " W. Goodman
xa I!
5,317 3
til f.
lit.
Hy amount paid nsylttm
Hy debt of old overseers
Hy amount paid on larni
aud stock
Hy amount paid on contract
of udditlon to Poor Houso
Hy amount palddebtof over
seers of Ceulralhiboiouish
Ily amount iiald sundiy ex
peusea for conducting cor
1 oration for IbiiO nnd iw)
Kiamlucd and certified,
CO. MUHl'in'
JOHN F.JINNNON Ml
SIAHTINl'LANA'iH
HUNHVCODUl-N11 "
Ileal ostalo with icccnt lmrio i"'"u'(1,
Farm valued nt
1 mtii-nvntiintita t
Folatoes
Horses and cattle 1
Faim ulenslla f'
Hay. grain nud fodder 1
Manure
Clover seed, hogs and p juti
HAMLIHI-"
llalauco due on f.um
stock pur
chased with farm
Ualauce duoou thuiniprovi'
incut of liouso
Outers outstanding
Ualanco In fiivor district
V
nicnAni)THoiiNTpN,
WILLIAM "''Vy'V-s- ' I rc
FATHICK KIU.LLX "
Inny20'70-lw,
. . ,.,in.Il vflTICt
AUMIJN JS'l'llA'l Wil-u i
ISTAII! ot' mill " ,ui . ,
Letters of tidinlulslintlon, pf
ItttumtMo mmtxt. on Ih" l.,t. ft;1
Waaon Into or illoom ,
counly, diceascd, havo HW Viur ell;i
Istcr ol laid county, to p-! M'K
burg. All .ersousMiavlng ,"SlciI 'K
estuto of said decedint are i'Ju5;btrJB
them for settlement, and '?":17iJoul d. '.
pay incut to houuiUislsn"l.,V"v. MILUkj
Au"1,? '.T'
npria-7-u.j ue Mini """
BUSINlS OAltDS,
VIHITINO CAllW.
AC, l
v,-,ti 1 Pl.rnnly I'riu1
From tho Ijilesl HtyUM oITyr l ,!(.
,vit IIM I1IAN U