u flfttiumtruni.
BLOOMSUUKO, PA.
Fri'lity, January 19,1S72
Contested Elections.
In eonlojtetl elections for inomboM of
tho riCgtslnturo, tho report of tho com
lnttloo U final. Tho minora of the
law, for tho purpose of BCCurliiR lmpar
tl lily, nml to guard rtKiilnst partisan
Inilti nee, mtulo tho following rcRiiln
tl at After tho Clerk calls over tho roll
of '. ombiM ami notes tho nbacntees,
"tho nainpa of nil this mombors nro writ
tin! jn distinct pieces of pnpor, as nearly
nlliv.0 1 may bo, each of which Is rolled
up au 1 put hi a box by tho Clorl;, nnd
ptacd on tho Hpexkcr's table. Tho
Clerk Ivwlng shakon nnd Intermixed
tlm K it I papers, draws thorn out, ono
by oijo, ntnl puts thorn alternately Into
thr o b'ww, which nro nteo placed on
tho Sora'r's tablo; nnd whim thoy
nru so distributed, tho Clerk again
shakes and Intermixes tho papers In
each Inx, nnd draws alternately from
oach lux tho said papors and delivers
thom ttlnnlv to tho Idiieakor. who opens
thnm nml roads aloud tho namo on
each, which U takon down by two
members appointed by tho Speaker,
nnd nlso read nloud by thom. If any
objection Is mauo, by either of mo par
tie , to any mombor so drawn by lot,
such monibcr shall bo illschnreeu inn!
nnothur drawn in his nlaco. nnd so on
until soventeon members (In tho House
of Representatives mid thirteen in tho
Senate) shall be drawn who nro uuob.
Jected to. Hut If objections nro made to
all, sj that only soventeon remain
in tho b-jxes to bo drawn out, then no
further objections shall bo submitted,
but said soventeon shall bo drawn out
sinelv nnd submitted to tho Sneaker,
who wmU them aloud mid they nro
taken down by tho tellers. When tho
list nf seventeen 13 thll3 omnlctotl. tho
parties, with their counsel nnd tho
t'lerlf, retire to sorno adjoining roum
and tlic-ro strlko from tho Ii3t, nlter
natrly, tho names of mombers until but
nlno (In tho Houso of Representatives,
nine, in aenuto. seven,! remain, ituu
theso shall constitute tho committee."
On tho faco of it tho law seems to bo
perfectly fair, but In practice, of late
years, it has resulted in giving urian
imous Republican committees, as wit
iiess tho Lynd, Runn-AVltham, and
m to recently tho Grecn Shortt cases.
For example: excluding contestants,
irtl Dickerson, deceased, tho present
Hoiuo of Representatives has !17 Demo
cr ts -.ml 00 Republicans. A. fair draw
hi ' would glvo tho Democrats four aud
a .d tho Republicans ilvo members on
tho commltteoin tho Green-Shorn case,
They have nolo, single member as draicn,
Wien thonumberwas reduced to seven-
teen, tho Democrats, by usual laws,
would havo had seven or eight mem
bers out of that number, whereas in
fact they had but oic
It will not answer to say that this Is
c'lanco ; tho laws of clianco do not run
continually in that rut. Wo venture
tho assertion that a betting man would
wager money that if tho Democrats had
ono-thlrd of tho Houso, under a fair
drawing they would havo one-third of
tho members of tho committcoj but
as it is, ho would not stake a dollar,
ovoa if tho Democrats were inuchstrong-
er, that they would get a mac on tho
committee.
Wo do not mean to chargo tho officers
of tho present Legislature with unfair
noss, becauso wo liavo no ovldeuco of it ;
but It is at least singular that with
chances so varied, tho results nro uni
formly tho same.
Inaction.
Tho present Legislature met with
many promises of reform, but as yet
not a single ono has boon carried out.
In tho two weoks succeeding tho open
ing of tho session tho Houso met six
times, and did not sit over eight hours
during thoso two weeks. No public
business was dono or attempted to bo
dono (except members voting them
selves a library), and thus tho public
tlmo and money havo been wasted.
As a result, towards tho close of tho
Session public bills, prlvato jobs, &c,
will bo rushed through without consid
eration, and our statuto book will bo
loaded with a mass of illy digested
laws. Tho long delay in getting to
work breeds idleness, and of course cor
ruption, and is in overy respect repre
hensible. In New York it is a subject
of common complaint that tho members
aro getting $3.00 per day, and only sit
four days in tho week. Our Pennsyl
vania Solons get $10.00 per day meet
threo days In tho week, and havo an
average session of about ninety min-
UtC3 I
For this result wo hold tho Republi
cans responsible. As they havo a largo
majority, and control tho legislation,
thoy should hasten tho public interests
by constant unci uninterrupted work.
The Democracy insist that General
Grant is a heavy load for tho Republi
can party to carry but what would thoy
give to bo ullowed to bear our burdens V
JPress,
What would they havo to glvo?
Everything of honor, Justice, regard
for tho lives and liberties of tho people,
respect for tho Constitution and tho
laws, which thpy now havo,'und which
seem to find an abiding placo among
the Democracy alone. It would hardly
bo worth whllo to glvo all theso to ac.
uuiro a power perpetuated by bayonets
and bribery, and to fill tho pockets of
that animated tobacco furnaco who
occasionally visits tho White Houso
when not otlierwlso engaged. Wo'ro
content to let tho Republicans bear
their own burdens, from Grant down
to Forney. Wo may havo tho latter on
our hands again somo day.
The lato Mr. Fisk, it i3 well known,
was no respecter of persons any moro
than of principles, and spako ovll of
dignities on occasion. Rut tho Tribune
males him when it says with lrrovcront
veracity that "his four-in-hand usually
"conveyed moro spotted reputations
"than his own," and "that his box nt
"the Opera Houso was shunned as If
"infected by all who had any character
"toloso." Has tho Tribune forgotton,
then, that President Gkant was onco
convoyed in that most immaculato
"four-in-hand that Prosidont Grant
sato, evidently fearing no infection aud
no loss, in that lazar-box at "tho Opora
Houso"? Tbo Tribune has commonly
shown Itself strong In tho point of
memory whero politics and political
characters aro concerned, Is thlsalapso?
Or what?
Mn, Dawes, a prominent member
of Congress, evidently is not impressed
by tho honor and honesty of Congres
sional committees. Ho says that they
aro moro guided in tholr decisions by
party considerations than by ovldonco
nnd Justice A cheerful comment oa
tho lawmakers of tho land.
rcnnsjlvnnla Mine.'.
Tho minora of I'knnbyi.vania In
their continual underground burrowing
aro In n fair way to destroy tho founda
tions of that Slnto which has hitherto
been regarded ns tho keystone of thn
natlonnl arch. If that wedgo of anthrn-
clto should suddenly glvo way nnd dis
appear In tho Inwels of tho earth It
would leave n black void of torrlblo
dimensions, nnd there would bo no
longer n testing placo for tho foot of
tho Ihlck-and.thln protectionist, and no
political weathercock to ludtcato tho
way of tho wind In our stormy Presi
dential campaigns. Tho recklessness
with which tho mining companies
proceed to cut away tho mass of rock
and coal on which farms and villages
rest should bo looked to. Every now
and then thcro nro reports of tho caving
in of tho surface, and not unfrcquently
tho cata3tropho Is fatal to miners and
to tho pcoplo who dwell abovo tho
dark caverns In which they toll. A
mlno onco opened thero Is a tempta
tion to cut up nnd cart out tho wholo
substratum of tho country, nnd tho
workmen nnd proprietors aro alike
forgetful of tho imrnonso weight above
their heads which must bo left with
somo adequate support. Tho columns
which they leavo for this purposo aro
too often trimmed down until at sorno
unexpected moment they glvo way nnd
lnvolvo horses, machinery, men, aud
buildings In ono ma?s of ruin. Mo3t
cases of tho breaking In of tho mlrios
nro titter .led with llttlolossof any kind,
and hen o thoy attract no attention ;
but nt long Intervals thcro Is n disaster,
and ono of these Is llkoly to occur at
any tlmo. It behooves tho Stato of
Pennsylvania, If sho cares nothing
for tho security of her soil and tho
stability of her territory, to look after
tho lives of her citizens. Measures nro
very much needed thero which shall
compel tho proprietors of mines to
establish overy safeguard for tho
security of life. Tho subject is broached
every winter in tho Legislature, but
no satisfactory action is taken, and then
nil through tho succeeding season como
reports of calamities and disasters
which provoko indignation at tho care
lessness of mankind ; but that careless
ness Is neither punished nor provented.
Ills only thopcoploof thoStatoin their
sovereign capacity that cm sod that
nono of their own number shall bo left
at tho mercy of tho recklessness of
others. World.
Horaeo (Jrceley an il Hid President.
A Missouri editor, having nominated
Horaeo Greeley, tho veteran head of tho
Now York Tribune, for tho Presidency,
received tho f illowing pointed nnd slg
nillcant letter from tho latter:
Nuw York Tribune, )
New Youk, December 18, 1871. J
1'. Donan, Esq., Lexington, Mo.:
My Dear Sin: I havo yours of tho
l nil lust. I havo no doubt t hat tho policy
you suggest is that which your party
ought to adopt. Thoy should havo run
Salmon P. Chaso in W8. Then, as tho
result of that contest, tho return of
genuiuo peaco and thrift woum havo
been promoted. That policy gavo you
more last year in Missouri than could
havo been achieved by a party triumph.
You only err as to the proper candidate.
I am not tho man you need. Your
party is mostly Frco-trade, aud I am a
ferocious Protectionist. I havo no
doubt that I might bo nominated mid
elected by.vour iicin : but it would nlncu
us all in false positions. If I, who nm
adversely interested, can sco this, I am
suro your good sense will, ou reflection,
realize it. you must taito somo man
llko Gratz Crown, or Trumbull, or Gen.
Cox (lato Secretary Interior), nnd thus
neip to paciry anu reunito our country
anew.
Yours, Horace Greeley.
Tlio Louisiana Outrage.
Wo clip tho following from tho Now
York Tribune in relation to tho scaudal
ous and disgraceful efforts of Grant's
brother-in-law, Casey, to obtain control
of tho Stato Government of Loulsiaaa.
Tho nrticlo neods no explanation ; it
speaks for itself:
Tho Administration party havo no
excuse whatever for their high-handed
and revolutionary course: they charged
conspiracy on Warmoth and his friends,
und procured their arrest for proposing
to uo oxactiy wnat iney uiu tnemscives
consplro to gain possession of tho
legislature, neroisa uoucetor, umtou
States Marshal, and other oillcers of tho
National Government combining nnd
forming a party to selzo tho Stato Gov
ernment, doposa tho Governor, and
" rim tho machino " for their own un
developed purposes. Thero is no nt
tempt to conceal this purpose, no dis
guise of tho motivo for all this hubbub.
It is for such efforts to cxposo tho
frauds aud corruptions of tho Repub
lican party that Horaeo Greeley has
been blackguarded by Administration
journals aud caricatured by tho artists
of Harper's Weekly. Thorois very llttlo
inducement for a man to bo honest in
tho Republican party. All his reward
is abuse.
A bill was recently Introduced In tho
Houso of Representatives in Washing
ton to glvo a right of appeal in habeas
corpus cases from final judgments in U.
S. Circuit Courts to tho Supremo Court
of tho United States. Tho law giving
tho right of appoal was repealed in 18G3
for partisan purposes and this bill looks
to tho ro-onactment of tho law. As tho
rights and liberties of tho peoplo nro af
fected by tho existence of tho law wo do
not feel sanguino as to its ro-enactment
by tho. present Congress whoso chief
duty seems to be to provido for tho ro
election of Grant.
Mutilated Currency. On and
after tho 1st of January, 1S72, defaced
and mutilated notes aud fractional cur
rency, Instead of being subject on re
demption to a discount for mutilatlou,
will bo redeemable at their full valuo In
now notes j provided that three-Ilfths
of tho original proportlou of such notes
aro presented iu ono piece. Tho most
liberal facilities for redemption of mu
tilated notes and fractional currency nro
promised by tho Treasury Department.
In splto of tho Republican promlsoof
reform in tho granting of lands to cor
porations, by Congress, au official state
ment recently submitted, shows that
tho quantity of land which railroad
companies will receive under grants
mado to them reaches tho enormous
sum of 172,709, 130 acres 1 If this Is ro
form wo should llko to know what
tho nmount would havo been without
reform.
Tiikre'iS n two-third colored Radical
majority In tho Tenticsseo Stato Prison,
but thoy can't pass any thing not ovon
tho walls or over tho Governor's veto.
Which Is clearly a caso for Federal intervention.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
Mnillfil Law Vs. Tlio Constitution.
Tho Hon. Gcorgo II. Pondlclon sent
tho following loiter in reply to n com
mittee of Democrats of Wooster, O.,
who Invited him to attend their cele
bration of thonnnlversary of tho battlo
of Now Orleans. His points ngalnst tho
corruption of tho administration mid lis
ccntrnllzsd military chaw ctcr, ns nlso
his opinion of tho passive policy und of
tho duty of tho dissatisfied Republicans
to orgitiizdnu opposition ngntnsl Grant
In eo-oporatlon with tho Democrats, will
bo received with tho attentlonthey de
serve. Cincinnati, December 00, 1S71.
Messrs. JCsielmen, 1'trlstone, Jlaughman,
Committee (if Invitation,
Gentlemen : l regret that I cannot
accept your invitation to bo present nt
tho next nnuiial celebration of thuSth
of January. It would havo given mo
great pkuuro to meet nnd tako counsel
of thoso who nro so well grounded in
tho faith nnd tho practice of Democracy
as tho men of Wayno County, und with
them to recall tho principles and exam
ple of tho founders of our party.
Two rat dangers Imperil frco in
stitutions under tho policy of tho party
now In power. Tho spirit of contrallzcd
military government attacks overy
whero tho Constitution, nnd corruption
In office destroys tho civil ndinliilstrn-
tlon. 1 do not speak merely orchlcllyof
special defalcations howovcr startling,
but of tho general degradation of tho
standard of official Integrity until tho
ources in uotn trio civn nnu military
servico seem to bo considered tho prop
crty of tho party, to bo dispensed mid
administered primarily for party ag
grandizement or personal prollt.
Theso dangers grow out of and nro
Inscparablo from tho prosont orgunlzi
tion of tho Republican party. Its foun
dation, its philosophy, Its history, und
Its leaJers rccocuizo military power and
tho corrupting uso of money by official
patronage ns legmmato lorces in oruin
ury civil administration, and now moro
than ever nro thoy brought into active
exercise. Tho Democratic party con
fronts this theory mid denounces theso
practices.
Founded upon tho Idoa of local
government, jealous of powers granted
to authority, taught that simplicity and
economy aro essential to tho honesty
necessary in Republican institutions, il
maintains wan moro uctermineu pur
poso that tho military must bo suborili-
nato to tho civil authority, nnd that
oiiices aro a trust lor trio peapio, not
spoils for the victors.
Its powerful organlzitlon cntors ovoy
village iu tho laud, aud numbers among
its adherents nearly ouo-half tho people-
ns Intellectual, as puro, as patriotic, as
uiiseitish as any orthoir reiiow-cittzetis.
Thoy nro too numerous to bo cowardly.
They aro too patriotic to bo lukowarm.
They aro too sincoro 5n their purposes
and convictions to bo diivcu to despon
dency by ten years of revorses. Thoy
havo shown constancy in ucieac us
well as wisdom in victory, tf I under
stand their feelings thoy will neither
disband their organization uor ilco tho
field beforo tho contest commences.
Either course, thoy believe, would glvo
undisputed sway to tho present admin
istration, which could then clvo undi
vided attention to tho deserters from its
ranks.
An ndvnnclnsr army, with tho onerav
cither dispersed or, in lllght, novcr loses
divisions or rciilmonts. or oven com
panies, and is generally abloto pick off
or to picic up treacnerouaor tuoughtioss
stragglers.
If thcro be, as is claimed, many mem
bers of tlio Republican party who dis
approve tho Ideas which dominate tho
administration of President Grant, and
aro prepared to opposo his ro-eloctlon,
thoy should declaro their purposes, or
ganizo their party, dovelop and mani
fest their strength, and if I may predict
tho future, they will have no just cause,
oven tbo most sonsitivo und timid
among them, for rofuslug to co-oporato
with tlio .DoiiiocriitJc party. WJioti ito
authorized convention shall spoak it
will remind its ndlicronts that tho tiltl
mato nnd highest purposo of its exis
tence is tosecuro tho greatest prosperity,
in its best sonse, of overy human beiug
in tho land ; that principles of govern
ment aro trtto or untrue, ns thoy con
tributo to this result ; that parties arid
politics and offices nro but means to
this end: that principles aro of illiTor
cnt application, and questions loso their
importanco in tho over-shifting changes
of human affairs, and discarding all
narrow ideas,abandoning thoconsidera
tionof all questions which havo boon
decided or buried by tho ovents which
havo passed ; recognizing tlio nccom
plished facts of tho present, and ap
preciating tho dangers of tho futuro, it
will invito, botli by words and by
deeds, both by resolutions and by
nominations, tho zealous, hearty co
operation of nil men who bellovo that
tho Constitution is a hotter system of
government than martial law, and
that reform in tho civil servico is a
higher duty than rowardlng prospec
tive partisan effort by distributiug
spoils.
By tills courso tho party, I should
hope, would attain success. If it should
onco moro fall, as an honest, faithful,
patriotic minority, it will hold an
important position and exert an im
menso moral power ovor tho majority ;
and it may well wait with faith tho
inevitable hour which will crown its
fidelity and patlonco with tho success
which It will havo deserved.
1 nm, very respectfully.your obedient
servant, ueoroeh. i'endleton.
HusiiANn's Liability. Tho prev
alent opinion that a husband Is legally
Hablo for all bills, of whatever nature,
that his wlfo may contract was not sus
tained by Judgo Thayer, in P 'lade.1
phia. In a caso in court tho Ju i de
cided Iu favor of a husband wh had
been sued by a dry goods firm, for n
debt contracted by his wife. Defcnso
set up that defendant furnished his wlfo
with an amplo supply of necessaries. In
tho courso of his charge, Judge Thayer
said:
"It Is a f.dso and foolish notion for
tradespeople to entertain that a husband
is bound to pay nil bills contracted by
his wifo. No such monstrous doctrlno
Is allowed In tho law. Tradesmen
must ascertain tho facts and tho truo ro-
latlon of man and wlfo beforo allowing
mo ratter to run up outs wnicu no is
looked to pay?
Commenting upon this exposition of
law, which ought to bo moro familiar
than It is, tho Philadelphia Jlecord
thinks, that when tho tradespeople
como to distinctly understand it, "a
very senslblo step will havo been nc
compllshcd towards reform In tho wan
ton extravaganco mid ruinous folly
which, under tho meretricious Impulso
of tho stupid despot called 'fashion,' bo
wastes tho substanco, mars tho manners,
deforms tho persons, degrades tho mor
ids and wrecks the happiness of myriads
of households and Individuals, not only
In this community, but throughout tho
couutry."
Railroad IuuEsi'ONSiniLiTY. Tho
Supremo Court of Pennsylvania has
affirmed tho judgment of a lower Court,
in tho caso of McMostera vs. tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
decides that when freight Is shipped on
tho railroad to a station whero the rail
road company has no warehouso erod
ed, tho parties Interested in tho freight
cannot recover from tho railroad com
pany 't tho freight bo lost alter it Is
landed 't tho station It being then tho
duty of tho parties to whom It is shipped
to look after It. This caso Is said to bo
tho first of tho kind that has yet been
brought beforo tho Supremo Court of
tho State.
LEGISLATURE.
legislation has at last commenced nt
Hnrrisbrirg. Tho standing committees
of tho Sonnto mid Houso for 1872 have
been announced, nnd business seems to
bo rairly under way. Tho resolution con
tinning tho prosont oflleors of tho Sonnto
in thelrposltlonsttntllotlierwlsoordcrcd
1ms been passed. Tho Houso has con
curred In tho Sonnto resolution nppolnt
Ing n oommltlco to lnvesllgato tho Geo.
O. Evans claim caso.
In tho Sonnto, on Friday, n number
of reports of committees wero offered,
among them ono from tho Committee
on Education, by Mr. Rucknlow, to
nuthorlzo reformed voting in tho elec
tion of directors of common schools. A
bill was Introduced by Senator Wnrfel
requiring tho closing of bars for tho sale
of liquor on election days nnd holidays.
Tho Senato adjourned, after somo un
important business, to Tuesday nfter-
110011.
No business of Interest was transacted
in tho Senate on Tuesday, mid an early
udjourriment was had- In tho House
several bills wero Introduced and the
Commlttco on tho Evans war claims
investigation was announced.
congrIss
Very llttlo was dono In Congress,
Thursday. In thoSonatosomo petitions
wero received asking u reduction of tho
tariff, especially on Iron, coal mid salt.
Tho sum of S27,fll" was Appropriated to
pay tho additional expenses of tho Ku
Klux Committee, mid tho ono term
nmcndnicnt to tho Constitution was
debated. In the ILniio thero was a
spicy debate bet weiii tho members from
Rhodo Island and Massachusetts on tho
early history of their respective States.
Tho Houso of Representatives on Fri
day instructed tho Post-office Commlt
tco to Investigate tho system of p03tal
contracts, whereby tho government Is
annually swindled out of sovcral mil
lion dollars. Tho remainder of tho day
was occupied with prlvato bills. Tho
Senato was not in session.
In tho Senate on Monday sovcral
petitions wero presented asking for re
ductions in tho duty on coal, iron nnd
salt. Chlneso residents of San Francis
co acini a petition for reduction of tho
duty on rice, which was not received
on tho ground that, coming from for
eigners, it should bo addressed to tho
Secretary of Stato. Mr. Sumner mado
a long speech, claiming equal rights for
our colored citizens.
In tho Houso several important bills
wero introduced, including ono to allow
respondents in criminal courts In tho
United States courts to testify in their
own behalf, ono to removo all political
disabilities, others tho tenuro-of-offlco
nets, to nbollsh tho otllco of Superin
tendent of Indian Affairs, and to allow
American registration of foreign built
vessels.
In tho Senato on Tuesday Mr. Sum
ner presented petitions for a national
prohibitory law, mid ono asking for an
amendment to tho constitution to tccuro
temperance.
Mr. Scott presented a memorial for
an amendment of tho constitution for
bidding tho election to offlco of any per
son who drinks intoxicating liquors,
and asked Us refercucoto thecommltteo
on tho judiciary.
Mr. Pomcroy suggested that it had
better go to tho commlttco on disabili
ties. I Laughter.
Mr. Fcnton presented saveral peti
tions for a constitutional amendment
making driukcrs of alcoholic liquors
ineligible to hold office under tho United
States.
Tho bill to repeal tho duties on iron
nnd salt wa3 recommitted by a voto of
31tol'J.
No business of public interest was
transacted by tlio House.
NEWS.
Dead letters contained $3,000,000 last
year.
The small-pox continues to spread in
all parts of the British Isles.
Tho Republican National Convention
will meet iu Philadelphia, on Junootli.
John Sherman has been elected
United States Senator from Ohio.
Tho ox-Empress of tho French has
sold her jewelry to a celebrated firm of
jewellers In London for $100,000.
Tlio Priuco of Wales Is dally gaining
strength, and his complete recovery is
now only a point of time.
Tho world uses 2.10,000,000 pounds of
teacachyoar, and 71S.OJO.000 pounds of
coffee. China furnishes nearly all tho
tea, and Brazil over ono-lulf of tho cof
fee. Tho American Register, of IirN, says
that tho bids in that market for tho
Washington City Improvement bonds
wero far In excess of tho amount ofl'dr
ed, mid au allotment of 10 per cent,
only has been mado to each bidder.
Gratz Brown favors tho confinement
for lifo In lunatic asylums ot all mur
derers acquitted on tho ploa of insanity.
Let this bo dono and tho Insanity dodgo
will bo dono Brown.
Tho best yet. A Michigan woman,
tho wlfo of an Invalid, and mother of
twenty-six children, picked crnubcrries
enough last Fall to pay off a mortgago
on her farm.
Postmaster Henry Smith, of St.
James, Long Island, sot a trap gun for
burglars on Wednosday night, but for
getting tho gun roturned to his offico
and was shot. Ho died noxt day.
William WiUou, of Howard county,
Ind., slaughtered a hog, which weigh
ed, dressed, ono thousand aud ninety-
two pounds threo ounces, and wants to
know who can beat It.
A. Oakoy Hall, has temporarily re
tired from tho mayoralty of Now York,
and John Cochrano, a Republican nml
President of tho Board of Aldormon Is
acting Mayor.
A destructive flro occurred in Road
ing on Tuesday morning destroying
property valued nt $250,000. Tlio
amount of Insurance Is not stated.
It Is rumored that tho Government
will demand redress for tho 6elzuro of
tho steamship Florida, belonging to
this country, by n Spanish war vessel,
Spain will bo rcqulrtul to muko a
prompt apology, punish her ofllceri
committing tho outrage and pay tho
damages claimed,
aovomor Parker, of Now Jersey, was
Inaugurated at Trenton Tuosdny, In
presencoof both houses of tho Loglsla
tu ro. Ex.Govornor Randolph, in
giving up to his sucocsssor tho great
seal of tho Stato, noticed tho fact that
Joel Parker Is tho ilrst citizen of Now
Jersey who has been a second tlmo
elected Governor of that Common
wealth,
ELOOMSBURO, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
A passenger, namo unknown, Jump
ed from a iralnon tho North Missouri
railroad, und was Instnntly killed.
Cash mid notes, amounting to $17,000,
wero found on his body.
Tho Bank of North America, Phila
delphia, hits Just boon swindled to tho
tunoofovor twelvo thousand dollars,
by means of altered certificates.
Charles T. Perry, Ex-Mayor of Brook
lyn, committed sulcldo recently by
shooting himself with n revolver. Ill
health Is thought to havo been tho
cause.
Tho Supremo Court of tho United
States rendered n decision on Saturday
affirming tho constitutionality of tho
Legal Tender Acts. Tho Court stood
Ilvo to four. Chief .Tusllco Chaso and
Justices Field, Clifford mid Nelson dis
sented. aencrnlH. W. Hallcck died at his
restdoncoln Louisville, on thotlth Inst.,
of congestion of tho brain. Ho was tho
.icnlor Major General of tho nrmy, and
besides his military reputation was fa
vorably known as nn author of fair abil
ity. Thcro oro strong probabilities that di
plomatic relations botwocu this country
nnd Russia may bo suspended nnd tho
rcspcctlvo ministers of tbo two coun
tries tecalied. This stato of affairs is
tho result of tho approval of Minister
Catacizy's courso by Pilnco Gortchakoff
tho Russian Prlmo Minister.
Tho Emperor of China Is to bo mar
ried soon, und has Imported n pair of
elephants to draw his nuptial car. His
brldo Is to bo carried in a palanquin
madoofstriugsof pearls. Her dresses
cost $1,000,000. Tho society JournaU
will not roport thonffair.
Tho Delaware and Lackawanna Rail
way havo been Indicted by tho Grand
Jury of Paterson, Now Jersey, for kill
ing a ilrcman and nn engineer by tho
collision or trains, and also for obstruct
ing tho highways by allowing trains to
remain at road crossings.
A minister lecturing in East Boston
recently, suddenly remembered that ho
had agreed to marry n couplo at that
very time. Uo btoppod his lecturo for
fifteen minutes, fulfilled his ngrecmcut,
marrlod tho happy couplo, nnd return
ing finished ills lecturo.
Tho Louisiana Legislative muddlo
still continues. Thero aro two Houses,
neither of which has u quorum, and
consequently no btibiuesj can bo trans
acted. Additional troops havo been
ordered to Now Orleans, aud fears aro
entertained of n riot. Qraut has of
courso dono nothing iu tho matter as
was to havo been expected.
A barrel of buckwheat Hour oxploded
recently at Keokuk, Iowa. A man of
scicnco calmly gays that tho buckwheat
was probably wet, and being confined
in tho barrel, au alcoholic vapor was
generated, which ignited as tlio lid was
taken off nnd u lighted candle brought
into contact.
Tho Grand Duko Alexis has abandon
ed his projected buffalo hunt in
company with Picgan Phil nnd Spotted-
Tall, and in obedienco to tho orders of
tho Cz.tr lias repaired to St. Louis,
wlicnco iu company with Admiral Pos-
slot ho expects nn immediate recall in
consequenco of tho disruption of our re
lations with Russia.
A Norwegian, seventy years old, at
Whito Bear Lake. Michiiran. had tho
most extraordinary li-jnt ,ritn wort
on record, last week. Tho animal
tackled him, and ho fought, first with a
club, then with a pitchfork, and finally
ho got a ropo round tlio neck of tho
beast, and therewith drew him to n car
penter's vice, into which ho screwed
his head. Then ho got a gun and kill
ed him.
David R, Dickey, of Randolph, Tip
ton county, Tennessee, camo to an end
on Monday. Ho mado a bet that ho
could eat four bottles of brandy peach
es, nnd drink all the liquor, together
with two tumblers of raw whiskey. Ho
drank tho whiskey, and finished all tho
poaches, dropping dead while holding
tho last peach in his mouth.
A civil engineer of Chicago, who
behoves that rain can bo produced by
artificial methods, lias petitioned Con
gress to onnblo him to carry out his pro
posed experiments. He wants to bo
furnished with 000 caunon of not loss
than 21 pounds' calibre each, mid 30,000
pounds of powder to flro in them, to
gether with an electrical battery and
other appliances, to onabloliirn to dis
charge all tho pieces simultaneously.
New Advertisements.
s
HERIFF'S SALES.
llvvlrtuo of mimlrv writs Issuoil nut nf thn
Court or Lommon l'loiis of t.'olumlila cotiuty
l .1., Itlll. .tl Itiv .III rcifll WUI uo l'.IOSLll lo
publlCbiilQ nt tlio Court House. In tliu town nf
lUoomsuiirir, on MONDAY, tlio fithiluy nf KKII
RUAllV, Ibli, nt ono clock p. in., tbo loUou'lnjj
jironcrty to wit;
.vu liiul rciiiwu iiit-NHiiiiREi, u-nempui nml
liimve, nml lot ol u"Vinl hlli'.utu In Cutuwlssn
townstlln nlfoinlllr Norlli Htrept nf Unhmtuml-
illliou lo tlto town of Cntnwlssa bounded nnd
(lcscrlljeil tiM follows to wit: lloumleil on the
Soutu by North street nforoulil, on tho East by
lands oi lleurv llolllUirHheua ou tlio Noith hv
tunas oi tue humoiuui on ino wcibyine puh-
iiu ru.iu luuuiug iroiu iaiuwisttii to me upper ler
ry, together with the hereditaments audupnur
lennuccH. Hcl.ed, Inkcu Into execution nnd to bo bold ns
tho properly of Cliristlunua Hunt ami IMvU
Hunt.
ALSO i
AU that eertaln piece, parcel nnd tract or land
Kituato In the townnhlpofHemlocii In Iho Coun
ty of Columbia containing Ul acres moro or less
ndlolulnz lauds of Thomas J. Vaiulersllco on thn
Month, Hubert Hussell on tlio West ami North
nnd J, lllester Vundcrsllco on tbo liist, together
with the machinery ou snld nremtscH nml nt.
tacbo I to the buildings Including Kugllie, ,lo.,
used tor worUlug of bald mnchluery, and tho
quarry situate ou tho said premises.
There nro erected ou huld premUos four two
story frnmo dwelling lioiu.es, oue Iramo stable, a
large ouuuiug ur tuo inauuiaciuriug of slate,
enuiiio houso. &c.
rel.ed, taken Into oxecutlou aud to bo sold as
uie property oi tuo aoiutu niato uompauy,
ALSO :
All that parcel orpleco ot land situate Iu Pino
townshln. tColumbl county, lvnnsvlvanti.
hounded and deoorlbed ns fulloVd,lo will On
mo west by innu oi i nomas iienuciu, on the
North by land of John Urtiuernud Jnmcstlroen
ley ou lllo Kast b Clrooulcy aud Tbomas Vau
ilersllce, nnd on Iho Houlh by Vuudersltco and
Jolm l,utleu, containing sixty-tour acres, be tlio
sumo moro ur less, whereon Is elected a small
homo nud stable with the appurtenances.
SeUed, talieu in execution and to bo sold as
itie property oi jonu .ppiegaie,
ALSO:
A certr'n tractof land sltunto In Locust town
ship Columbia county, bouiuienou tho North by
Isnds ot KUus Thomas, ou the lUst by lauds of
Thomas, ou tue West by lands of Uljah Vocuiii
conUilulug ninety-six acres moro or less uu
which Is erected n two-story Irunio dwelling
tioue Willi tho appurtenances,
Helzcd, luUeu Into execution and to bo bold as
tuo property 01 joscpu mounts,
AAIWN HMIT1I, SUerlir.
GO
CUNTS PICK POUND FOR REST
TKAIMI'OUTKDI
anui:N, ulack, javan and uixuum
BllOKKN TEA LEAF!!!
Tills "Broken Tea Leaf" Isot the llnest quality
aiulof the most exquisite Mayor, It Is pure leaf,
lius n'j niciiis, muu is i, u.iiu siiijiiicur man tue
...t.nln I.. F .!... Il, II. t.niritu r.l
All the llrst-ctnss hotels throughout tho coun
try mousing !l continuously und butUlactorlly.
It Is put up lor tatnlly ue In cuddles of 15
pounds, linn bent, I), (. !., to any nddreks, aud
for Iho trade In hair chests, upon which will bo
Ulion en u i.uo.u. uHujum, cumpiea beui. itue,
Address,
1-IIILA, "nitOKKN TEA LEAF CO."
No. 11 Mouth ruONTKIr.et,
Janl9'72-3m. 1'1I1LAD1:1.1'I11A.
J 1CENSK NOTICE.
Tsollco Is hereby glron Hint tlto ftrilnwlnc ptiU
ttonsf ir l.lcetKo to sell liquor linvn been i!tl
In lliol'rothnnotnrv'n nnioennd will be prijseiit-
en m mo uouri nt i coruary term, a, v., 1371
Isrnfl Holler, tlncnwood twp lintel
J, V, (Inllnspy, " " "
Humphrey Parker " " "
.inuu i.pgnii, - -
II Irani lli-ss, Ilenton "
Andrew .1. Iltclcr, llcnton "
.:, lMul Try, Heaver "
John H. Mann. Centro twp "
John i)avl. " ' "
Theodore Unwell, I.ltno ltldjo "
William l'elller, Cenlreli" '
William lluller, Unpen... "
iiiiuiu uunngv, Menu.... , , ... "
Ili'liurl &. Kramer, tlreeitwood Liquor Htoro
William l'nrrcv, I'enlrrtlW " "
1'. s, hliuinin,oiiitwla tinting House
Hernliird Hlohucr, llloonnburg ..HestnurKtit
1 roil tlltmnre.
Tlitmin Mouroc, Conynglmm "
gllORTEsT ROUTE EASTWARD.
Dauville.Hattii&WiWarreE.II.
ul
EASTWARD. WKTWAIID.
t.KAVK.
A. . i T.t: l Vic.
.... IW) 3i) 1 New York,
1 2 l'3 llVwtnn,
t ou ' - r ii,ii.
Hunbury
Iiauvillo
OntawlsMt
. 7.2S
llazlclon
.. Vl In
llethloH'm,
t,Ait,ii.n. s u.t iVm M trntniA.
l'hllnilclphia 'j,' l!.l"i I'ntawlksu.
Ilarletou, -tJi 12.11 DauvlUe,
New Yurie. JjCt 3W , Hunbf.ry.
Thn nriernn in train pnmiwlKnt. Hunliurv with
thn I'. A K. 4..11 p, hi. train going WcM ! arrives nt.
inmnpnritvi!'; i.neic itnvctw.p.iu,,nnu with
tho Northern CrnlraH W p, in., moving Mouth,
reaching Ilnrrlnlmrg 7. in p. m., nnd lliiltlnioie
10.1) p, iu., nml nlso with the Hunbury nnd I.ew
Istnwn Itnllroad.
Cnmrcrtablo nnd liandsonte Coaches on tills
now route.
I, lttntVr.Y KASD.Htipcrlnt(ndont.
P
UULIC SALE
V A I. U A 1! I. Il It HAD K H T A T E .
Ilyvlrluo ol authority nnd order of tho Or
phans' Com t nf Columbia county, the under
signed ndmlulstlntors ot tho esttltn nf Jucnb
Kosti'iilnulnr, deceased, will expose in sale by
public vendue nn tho premises, nt lOo'clooklh
Iho loreunou, ou
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1872,
n lnrzn rmiuititv of vnltinhln Inmln ullnntn In
I'Yinklln tnwmlilp in mill rouuly. t.08cn'ntl tw
loimwi; i no nnmcmunti mrm oj ujn nuoeuem,
h'lniz tn Franklin lownsliln in rolmntiLi cmintv
boutitleil by Inmlsnr J.T. I'oodor, Inudd nfHiilip
Monlmntt, latul.s of Yet tor's lieirs lumlsof Modern
nower, i films nr ii. .1. iccorr, intnls 111 kmrh
W Oliver, Intuit nf Vm. Kinder. hiniN or John
llower, tJL'orgc Hcntt nutl others, cfmHtmng
TWOIIUNDUIID nml l'OKTY-KIUIIT ACIti:S
nnd twf nty-nlno iiorcliPM whereon nro crertful
n Inrtfu brick Invelllnn llouso,ivlnro ll.mlt Ham
shcils nnd nuthousiM.wltli 11 l.irjunpplti tititt Iiult
orchnnl, with n well ut tho houso, nml ntiprinu'
nutl a well nt tho harn, and n seconil ccci'lleut
mul lnro uprln on tlio Mmlli hlilo of I ho mnn.
Thcielson tholirm
TWENTY ACKK3 OF TIMIIEK.
The property lies threo mllea from Out awl sin, on
tho public road leading from thut place to K1jk
ImriXt Thn neUhborhoodKOod ntnl healthy, mid
tho land In nn execllentht.ito or cultivation, No
moro desirable property has been oilered for
liiuny years. AI.KO, n lot of Timber land-the
undivided Mx-scvenths ndjolultn; lnnds ol S.
Arllpv. Win. (iwirirp. H. Arllcv nnd otbeiN. To
bedlspo&ed of in one pleee, or iu thteo lots of
nuout
TWENTY ACRFS EACH,
ns shall bo deemed most exponent. The wholo
property will bootrered nud tho tttla to Iho ouo
boventh, mado to tlio purchasers.
ALSO, will bo offered tl tract nf Innd ndjoln
I11K II. I'. I'tarS, lands of mocker .t (Uncles,
lauds of 1'. Monhardt ami Itecder, containing
SEVENTY-THREE ACRES
find elshtv-fonr perclio1, vheroon nroeroetedn
brlcic dwelling house, bank barn, wul'oii house
n spring house nud all other lu ctfssnry outhulh1
ItiK. Thero Is nlso on the premises a tenant
houso nnd blacksmith shop. Thero Is nlso n
spring ot excellent water, n (rood orchard nnd
mill 01 nil iillius, wnn nooui lour ueri's 01 rni'si
nut timber. All in excellent order uud cull is .v
f Inn.
The lands will bo Ht'red nt tho Homestead Iu
the order ndveitl-ej.
Til 13 UUA.IN iu tlio OUOUND Is nusKUVIID.
l.)s.rsslnii of tho timber tracts, immedlatelv
upoupaylnsthopmchac money orseenrhn; tho
Kin nl' tn ho imid. And of tbo other two t rue's on
tho Ilrst of April, A. 1. W- upon compliant o
Willi the coadltlous. Mtampsnnd conveyances to
Im nt iho fixin'iisonf the muchiihor or nuichaser.
ALSU At the same tlmo and placo the follow
ing personal pioii'iiy, 10 win rmir nuimmi
bushels of wheat, Ilvo hundred bushels of corn,
mreo numiren imsiifis 01 oai, 0110 uiimimi mm
illtv bushi-Is of rvH.ouo bund red bushels of pota
toes, buckwheat nnd clowrecd, nml ten tons r.f
nay anu many tuner iiruat" oi iii-uihtiy.
o.n. 1. KosTiiMtAhnn,
JO-iEPJI 1(. KNlTTLi:,
Administrators,
TEI1MH Ol-' HAM Ten ner rniit. of tno one
fourth of the purchase money tn tie paid ut the
Ktrtklny down ol the property ; tho om-fouith
less tbo ton ner cent, ut tho confirmation of sale
nnd f ho romalnlu Lhree-fonrths in onejea'
tuereaiter, wnunitcrc-ii iromconti rmauon nisi
It. lI.lWNUM;it,
Inn. fi.'TJ w. t"" .
NNOUNCEMENT!
TUB IlLOOMSDUIta I.ITIUtAllY INSTITUTU
A Nil
STATE NOltrAE SCUOOIj
will open on
MONDAY, JANUARY Qth, 1072,
under the entlro control or tho
IJOAItD OF THUSTEES.
Thoy h.wo ((elected ni l'rlnclpal of th lustl
tutluu G1IA11LGS . IUKKLEY,
n centlemaii whoso fuiallficatintis lmvo beeu
ltlllv tested und m-nvWl in Iho Nl N'll YKAIN in
which ho tun had charg" tit tho schools tit tho
County ns tsupei Intetident j and ihey nsii, nml
nuvo u 11 nn 10 'icuiaiiu tor mm una me insti
tution, tht coulhtunco und support ol our own
' iUzuuM, und of tho It U-udsot tbo enlerpriso und
ot odite.ttloii everywhere. In point ot conilort,
eonvi uleuco uud benuty of buildings nml sur
iouihUus, no school In the Htulo surpasses this;
nnd we nro determined it shall not be second tu
the kind, quality nnd Ihoruu-tmcrS oi Its disci
pline nnd culture.
CALENDAR.
Tlio winter bessdou of twelve weeks will com
mence on
Monday, January Stli, 1872,
and clo'.o
MAltCH i2St!i.
Tlio Bprlug session of twelvo wceka will begin
MONDAY, AI'HIL 8tu,
and do'.o
JUNE 'JStii.
EXPENSES:
Tuition nnd Hoirdlni', Incluillui: wnMiInt; and
heat, lor tho hebsiou of twelo wcokh, t'ii tu,
ACADEMIC DEl'AimiENT.
Tuition for day pupils, ono dollar per week.
In Iho inoiiel school, iroiu titty to elglity cents
pi r week. Music, Drnwliix.I'.ilntliiK.fc , extra.
Hills are payable, one bull' hi u.iMinco uud the
other half tit tbo middle of Iho si minn.
J. U, t'ltcUZI', Li, i; ltUlM'.UT,
Hecretary. I'lesldcnt,
p U 11 L I O HAIjE
o r
VAI.UAHI.K IlKAL UBTATU
Ily vlrtuo of an order nud dccieo of Ihol'ourt
of I'oiuinoii lMeas of Columbia foutity, John
Itlckv, Kuoch Kester unit ferry Joliu were, nu
niipllcatlon of tlio " Unarms frcek -Moiilbly
Jteetlnirof FrUnils," authorized to hell Mr sunt
"Monthly Meettiiu, apieceof Krouud consist
lui; of leHH thu nu acre, uud lylni; and belns ou
Iho northwest side ot fourth htreet. In tlio town
of t'utiiwlssn, In the haul county of Columbia,
1:1th Iho iippurleniiuces. And Iney will cxuomj
tho hamuli) saloon tho puiulscu ut ouo o'clock
In tho nlteruoou, on
SAT UU DAY, EEimUAItY 3J, 1S72,
When und where tho tonus of Fnlo will be made
kuowu,aud duo attendance I'tveu by
.liill.V 1I1CKH,
. KNUUIl KI'SI'CR.
1'KltltY .ltlirN,
Com, of the ItnarlUB Cteek iloiithly .Meetiuc,
Jun, Mb, 1S7J-12U
Qq,; A MONTH ro sell our Unlvmnl (Vin
QOIO ent, I'omhlt.atloii Tunnel, lluttnn Hole
Cutter, and other articles', Haco Novt.i.iv l'o
Haco, Me. niwi
Ittdt'N, Sliof-CJuuM, Ilcvol vers
Onn materials of every kind. Wrlto for l'rlco
1, 1st, lo (lii-iit Western (inn Works, I'lttsburuli
l'.i. Army cuns nud Iluvolven boii-jlit or traded
tor. AKi-iiU wanted, nJ-tw
BIO from 50 cents.
,hc,a!i,e!y1li;il.;ffl.rm Vltt CC"'S'
-wl 11, 1,, WOI.UJ IT, N. Y.
A(U..Vi-J WANTK1), A coinplelo History of
CHICAGO m' DESTRUCTION-
W copies sold, lufcUKllshaudCltriuuu. l'rlco
P I ITT I A V Slnco Issuing this work, smaller
UiVU I luinml Inferior histories nro oiler
ed; na suru the book vou tmy Is Upton .VHIicnhau.
n full octavo, tlx!) Inches, nearly 10 pat es, and
over tt lllustrutlous, i-eud Sl.oo loroutllt, with
choice of territory. Al-o. two besnlliiil ctiro.
IllOB, CIIIL'AdU AN IT WAH.nlld ClllCAHO IN
IXAMl'M. Circulars uud linus free, I'lollts
lame. U.ilon 1'iihllslilnu Coinpauy, CIiIchko,
l'lilludelphla, qr Clucitiliiitl, n'.wl
$5,000 KEWAkD
lier bravery and skill lu suvlug umlrunts Jrom
tlio ludlaus,
".II j- Captivity AiiKint,' tlio Sloiiv"
Is n history of her life as a prlsoueramoii'ibem,
A wouderlul slury indorsed by nimy ollloers,
Conifressiucn, .tc, riiileudld Inducements tu
intents to sell this und other works, Including tho
best FAMILY 111111,1-;. Wrlto at onco to Ouaker
City I'libllsliliiK Company, ai7 umi m liulnco
Htruet, riill&delphlu Tulwl
Real Estato Sales.
iJUfiLlO SALdT
or
VAT.UABt.IS ItBAIi FBTAVE.
tn ptirsnnnt nf u order of Hie Orphnns' t'ourt
or Columbia notinty, will bo exposed lo public
saloon the premise, on
B VTUItDAV, .tANlTABV BTtli, U12,
nt, II) o'clock A. M the following ronl mlnle, l.te
of .Inhit Itlelinrde, deceased, lowlti nil that Cer
tain message and
TRACT O F LAN 1),
llunto In Montour township, In "aid county,
cimtHlnltix about
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTY ACRES,
bounded by lands or Johtitlulnk.Wm. U, (Julrl;
Krnnli Kvnnsntul other, whereon nrnerectod it
Dwelling House, t,MM! itarn nud nil the iicces
snrv Mitlinlldltigs, time is also u largo quantity
oi hmos.ono upon tbo mls r
Kxecutor.
Tmnsis nvHAt.n fine half tho nil rcliase money
tn he lmld ns follows, Vic i Ten per cent, of one
fourth of Iho purchase mnnej- sh'ill be paid nt
the striking down (iflhe properly, Ihenno fourth
less the ten per rent, at the confirmation nbso-
iuie, anil ino remaining uiiee nuniu-. in uuu
year llieieafter, with Interest on Iho sumo fiom
eonlliiiiailnu nll, And the lemnlnliiK one-half
to II. Kuinklln Thornton upon his nirivlng at
th" nge ot twenty ono years wnn yenny miumi
thnn..ii inmi ibn nisi confirmation ot thebaic.
or In tlio case of tbo death of the Hsld Thornlon
beroro arriving at the ago or iweniy-ono years
then al the tlmo when ho would have urrlvid at
that nge In ease nt eontinneii me, to inn pariynr
ii.irili.M win. shall succeed to Ills right and Inter
est Iu said molly pursuant to tbo piovisloiis nl
l lie win ui jonu uicuaruv, uccchbcm, , uu in. v.
est ns. .foresaid. lt. II. lUNai.HIt,
Jan. S.'TMs. Cletk.
pUIJ L1C SALE
OK
VAIiUAIlI.R llllAT, 1JHTATI5.
Ily vlrtuo of aulliorlty nu 1 order of tho Or
nlinns' i nurt ort'olumhln entintv. tho tinner-
atRciI, Hiluilulstratnr of Iho estate of llnlser
llsstcK, deeensed, will expose lo salo by public
venuue, on tne premise, on
SATURDAY, .TANUAUY 20, 1872.
the lolloHliiR ilescrilied Tract of Land, Hltunte
111 Mll'll ou lownsllip, iniuuioin (ouiiiy, nnu
boundid ns follows, lo wit: liv lnnds of (leoi-;e
I iir.llanunoiid Doiixho-ty.Jolin liruiiler.Mlcu-
aol wt'-egnroin nnu omeni, una ino iyucy
llund, eontainlng
ONE IIUiJiDHED AND SIXTEEN
AOUE3,
nnd seventy perehOH.mornor loss. Tholiudrovc
nieuts upon the premises nro n
FK.VMK DWKLLtNfl IlOUSi:,
n rood Frnmo llnrn, Frull, a well of excellent
water; iimlHlth tin t lllteen ncres ol tlmh-r.
'i he Knrni Is on tlio public load between .lersot
town nnd While Hall, e-islly iicc.isslhle. uud 111 li
iroml stall- o- cunivuuuii. xno gram in mo
irnimil ts reserved
Fossessiou will be tflvon on tlio First day or
Ami!. A. 1). is;.!, If the purchase money Is paid,
or seemed to be paid, lo the satisfaction ol the
ndm nlstrntor,
WILLIAM Ml llHIDl',
AdiiilnWtrnlor,
CONDITIONS OFS.VLt:. Ten porceiit. orotic
muilll oi too iHircuase muiiey suau on paui in
tho slrlklue: (town of tho nronertv. Iho one-
fourth, less tho ton ner cent, ut the confirmation
of stile, nnd tho reiualnln-: throo-lourths In one
.year inereiiuer, wiiu miercsi iroiu luucouur.
inntion ulst.
li. II. l'.lNGI.Klt,
ilec20'Tl-H Clerk O. C.
pilj li iTlO SALE
OF WOOD LAN D.
In pursuance o( nn order of tho Orphans,
Court or Columbia counly.lbo undersigned guar
dian of tho person and estato ol Julia Clark, n
minor cnuil Ol lilivui w.uiitric. laiuoi aioiiioui
tnwnsliii, In said county, deceased, will expose
in wu (ill the in nmlsi-s oil
TUESDAY, JANUUIIY !!0, 1872,
nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon of wild day, the
undivided one-iiiim or nil inai certain iriei oi
Wooill.'ind sltnutti In Montour townshln In said
county, hounded on the 1101 ih by lau- h now or
late ot Ilurlt'V A l'rlck, on tho west hv In ml of
Andrew (JIark, on thoNouth ny lanuor wiiitaiu
I. r.vr, nnd on the east by laud oi Mary Claik.
com.uuiiit;
XINETY-MVK ACRlS
and one hundred nud forty perchej.
'I EUMH OV S VliK.-Ouo third or tho purchase
money to remain ch ireil upon said land during
ttu li.'itnritl liro of the wltlow 01 said i'avld W.
Clark, deceased, And the Inteiest Ihercoltobe
nunually and rtsuiuriy paui to ner nyttiBpui
ci laser or put ehaern during her natural J lie, said
iutetcst to be eoiuputcd troin the lsiilay ot Ajnll
A. if. iftn-, nnu ine jinu'ijnu iu ner iintiii ut uv
pain to ino pari if icuiuiy uuiiiun.fti 10 rix-uivr
tho snine. Twenty p. r tent, of two-thliMH ot tin:
nnri-liiist- moni'V to If nnld ou tho duv of Sttlc.
viiiu hair ot the lialancuof the tunchast hiomn
tn ho imid on thn IkLiI.iv ol A mil A. I). 1ST J. hen
iiosiesstou ol said lnu test will lie leu uud the
halancu u the puiehaso money to im pain on
the 1st day ot April a. J). Ibl.i. with Inleiest on
tin-t,.inu irnm the 1st dav of Anrll .V. I). 17-.
l'lirchaser or 1'urUiasirs to py loi iiteds uud
Mtamis.
Li:VlS YJ-TrKIl Guardian,
N. 11. Tho o'.her narlles in Interest will sell
their interests In said Woodland upon the tonus
ami eonifilloiiH aUi u oicuiluiiciJ.
ijatawtssa, uectwi, ts;i-ts.
P
UULIO SALK
v a h u a 11 ii i; n k al i: s t a t i:.
Ily vlrtuo of authority nnd order of tho Oi
slu'neil minilulstratorH ot tho estdu of (Jeo.t'o
XV V iIi.i.ui..I rvtiw.i t.iu'il.. t.f ...,t..
lie veuduo'on the preiulsot, on
TIiailSDAY, JANUARY, IS. 1S72
A LOT Ol' GllOUND Consisting of
AliOUT OXK AGUE,
i.ltunto lu tho vlll.iiro 'of fclabtown. In Tiooust
township Columbia county. vJiercon nro eieet-
lauuc 1-uAM iiouwi; ani sToiti: noo.M
attarhLHl together with stahlltiKand necessary
ouibulldinir. Adlolnlmr lamia ol John lieinei.
lamU i i" Rival eaer, lands nf Isaiah Vender
nnu tne pumu: louu,
I'tisehslon will bo Kivcn on thclst of April
blJ. noon nnvluutho nureliHe tnoiiev. nr set ut-
Intlio Mimu to be paid, to tho satiMactlou oi
inu uuiuiuifi nt or.
ui:tthi;n rAiimxoKii,
MAUUAUKT VKAdKU.
Admlnlstruiors,
TIMtMSOPKArn. Tenocrct'iit. ofotio-fointl:
ol tho purchase money to ho paid on tho day ol
s lie, ono-iouriii oi ino miicims money iei me
ten pi-reetit. lo tie paid ou continuation oi me-
sale; tint balance In ono year thereutter with ln
lerosi on mo tame trout onui niauou 11111,
U. It ItlNOLLU. Cleik O. V.
Locust twp., Due. 2D, lHTLts.
Li I O 8 A h J'j t
o r
VALUAIlLi: IIKAIj nSTATH.
In miruamfl ol nu older ot thu Ornhnns1
Courl ot Co'umhla county, on Wodm.dny the
kiill u:iv oi .lUiiuaiy, iu ii " eiucii iu inoi04e
noon ol the Nnld d iv. Mantel Uu.nhiich. Jlxeeti
tor of the estate ol Johii Miller, ol llrlarcroek
townshlit itiKild eouutv. deceased, will xtwn 1
to punlle hilo ou tho preiu'soi thn IdHiwIuk
A certain message uud
T It A C T O F li A N I),
auiauiu real itm'uiniu 01 bam out-euuiiv 10 wii
situate In the ni.d townshln of Ilr'nrcieck.
hounded as follows : On tho mtrtlnast by lands
01 jewiu miwmuti, uu 1110 souwi o.si uy 11 pu ne
roau luuiiiu: 110111 laiuti Direct 111 iterwui.,
to Hlttenhouii'H .Mill. 011 thuboutn west bv Lavl-
ua Fowler, Jcsu Jiowmtiu nud i'rank Kvur 1,
uuu 011 aiu jiotiu oy iuuu 01 u uuiuu iioyv vuu-
NINETY-TWO ACUE3,
strict measuie, wheroon nro erectod n Dicelllu
House, UiiiU nud oilier outhnll-iluits.
It. 11. lllNUUUt, Clerk,
llloomsburir. Dro 12. Ii71.
'W.IUH OK S.vr.i:- Ten ner cent, of nun
fourth of tho puicliaso moliev to bo pild lit tho
stilUlm; down of the propeily; one-l'onrtli less
thuteu percent nt the continuation of sale-.aud
inu i-ciiiaiiiio lurce-ioumis in ouo year luc.C'
oiui, wnn nueie-ii uuill conuriuaiiou , nisi.
DAMlil. UA.M1IACII,
dec, 15,'71-ts. kxecutor,
pUULIC SADE
()!'
V.LUAI)I.K UK M. KSTATU,
Tlio undcrlgueil will cxposo to silo hv pulillo
.eiiuuu on me premises, ou naiuiuuy, Jiuiuuiy
'U1, 13 , ui u ciocit 1-, 31,, u
A LOT OF CHtOUND,
ronslstln-t of about fillVEN ACHI1-4, sltunto ono
nine uiiiiu or the village of lispy, fcou town
suip, (.oiuuioia colllliy, Wlleupou is eiecieu u
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
Willi siaoilUS mill necessary oui ouiiiui:s.
There Is also upon the premises a variety of
good trull trees and u well of rock! water,
't'etius inudo Uuown on day of sale.
jau a.
Nl'.W YOItK. roilK. AND I.lVKItl'Onr,.
NBY AMI HUI,l..l'()Vi:itM) MIKAMHIUl'S.
TI1HHIX I.Alldl.SI' IN Till: V(lltl,l).
OCUAMU. . t'KI.TIf, lil.t'Hlluil',
ATI.ANTIO. lUI.TIf. AllllIATIC,
u,iu tons liurdoa-t.ueoli. p. each.
Hmlliiff Irom New York ou SATUltliA YH, lrom
I.lvrrpuol on TltL'HSDAYtJ, uud Cork Ifurbor
the day followlne;,
I'ruui the While Btar Dock, Vuvoula I'erry,
Jersey City,
I'.iM'iiKvr nccommodatlous (for ull classes)
uurlvalled, combining
H.xtlA Y. l'i:i'.l), AND COMl-'OHT.
fSaloous, stuto-roomu, smoking-room nud bath
looms lu mldslilp section, wheiu leust motion Is
Icll, riuriiuoiis und ulewurdessea uci-oiupuuy
these sUameis.
lt.iri-ji-Saloon, 81 cold, Hleerago, 830 curren.
cy. 'tho.u wIshlUK to send for Irlends Iroiu tlio
Old Country can now obtain steerace prepaid
certificates, f M currency.
Passengers booked to or from nil jinrts or
Anieilcn, lurid, llamburijh, Norway, bweden,
India, Australia, Ulilnu, etc.
llxciiulon tickets mnntod nt lowest rntes,
iliutis lrom tl upwards,
Kor Inspection ol pluus und other liiforrautlon.
nptdy to No. i'J llroadwny. New York,
J. 11. UTAltKH. Airent.
Or to W, I'UACOUIC,
IB.
JttlU2tf
lAWKII,
Dlooiusbtirif, l'a.
Court Advortisomcnta.
QOUllT ritOOLAiMATlON.
WttHHieAfi, tlio Hon. William niwell, rrenldctit
Jtlllaeilt III" Oolirt of Over nml -'..rinl,i,,r ....
Ot'lierHl .lull Delivery, Courl or llunrler MnslotM
! tho Peiu-ii and foul t of Ooininon I'lensund Oi.
plinli'sroiirtlu the Jfllh .ludlclnl IlHlrM, coin,
i.iwediif Ihoeounitoor Colunibln, Hulllvim ntnl
. , ....... ...... "ion. irnin iierrnuil isiuioH,
Mouriio Awoclnto .ludKen nf Columbia county
"""' 1 recept, benrltiK (lato tin- I It It
lay of Kepttnber, In tlio year or our lml, olio
hounnlld. ent it lllltiilreil itiul u.t.nni.
tnndlri'ftcd for liolillunnt'ourtol oyer nii'd 'r.-r
nlnernnil (leneriiltluarterHMslnntoftiK, IVaco
lourt of Common l'leasnud orplinu's t'ourt. In
Itloolilslillrtf. Ill tbo colllltV nft'ithtiiililn it.
first Monday, belu-j tlio 5tlt tiny ol l-'ebrtl.irj
next, to continue two wooks.
Nolleo is lielebv ulvell. to tho ( -nrouor. fr. ,l.
Justices of the l'eace, and tlio t'onslnbles or tin
said county of Columbia, that tlu-y bo t lien nml
Micro in ineir proper pi-rnini ui i-i ti ciocic ill tbo
forenoon of said Mb day ot February with their
tecoids, Innulilllniis niidotlier I'ciiiemhr.iiici'sio
ilolliciHi. tlnnns which to their olllces appertain
lo bo done, And those lh.it nro bound b
rccOttUiKiutco, to prosci-uto iiruliist the piii.
oiinis Hint nro or may.bo In tho Jail or m,.
Nnld colllity of (;ollintbln, to ho (lieu a-id
there to prosecuto them lis shall bo Just, ,lu.
ror-i me replevied to be piini timl lu tlielrntl- nd.
nuee,arei-ni)ly to tli-lr notice". Dated at lllooius
ourw, tin. Willi nay of ijoc.,111 the year
rs, of our Doril, ono tlioiisnnd i-IkIii bun.
lw v ' 1 led and M-vptitv-mie mul In Ihniil,.. i..
rmirtliyenr or tho Independeiico or Ihol'uitui
Mtntes of America. AAIION H.MITII,
llbwiiii'iliuiK, -Ian. ), 187.'. Mlieilir.
GRAND .lUUOUB FOR FEURU
M'.Y fy.ltM, IsTA
iientou (Jen, 'I. l'mist, John H. Keeler,
lllooin .Jolm I, -iicoei., (leorgo V, l-'uitcr, 1,V.
lletwIeltUl'ohti Lckert. Willi tm Slenhous. .t. w.
Dlrttiriclr.
rishingrreeU Joans Doty, Daniel fjinll'.t, I.evl
(Ircciiwood Ira 1), Kline,
i,oi-usi-i.iias i rmsy, i;pnr,ilm Oicliey,
.Mlllliu l.'harlos .Mmvry, .lohu Ilull'nniilc.
..iiuiii i iiiiiuiiu r-iiiiiiian.
! it iuko Hurrlsoii .1, 1,'ouner,
t'lhttitotiliimtii WliiterHti-en. ttm r.-.i-n
rVult .1. li. lla-i.
T 1ST OF I'ETIT JURORS FOR
JU l'-KimUAUY TKItM, 1172.
l'nwr Vi;i:ic.
llloom Cnper Krosslcr, lid. Wnrdln, Da-ili 1
lliiwmnii, N. ,t. Ili-nitcrshutt, John Wolr.
Hi birere.-li I-'riincIs Kvaus, J. C, Myers.
Ilerwicl: I) ivl t II itioli-r.
tV-ntr.itla A. 11. 1'ortner, Win, Torry.
I'eutu' Stephen .Me'liiown, James Kocher.
Ciitnwissa i lins. H. lIiirtiiiaii,Koloiiiouishiitun
('onynlmm Peier I.ibv.
Or. etiH-oo t Mtdhlas ivramir, Jatncs l'ns'uu
Jolin Mcr.wen, '
lli iulock IJeptio Pui-tcll, James lloat, Amos
II iitmau
.racttson Wm. Younir.
r.o UHtAdahi Joliusou, John Snyder.
.Min stucy John, (leorirs Uollculncic.
.Illlllln-Samitcl Mil iter, Daniel Heller.
Madison Win. Johnson,
Montoiir-l'lillip Fount, llvnti Wclllver. I a.u-
Moui-y,
ltisiriiiterectt J, (.'. Myers.
-stiK-iilnuf-lt ('. limn, Ales, Ivllngcr, J. It. Colo.
Hcou Is iUh Hess,
HIX.'OND WKKir.
llloom navld llrobst, IJiorun Yns, Hylveitr J
I mix, l'ttei- Jones, Pavd Itctz.
llilaleieeli Win, II, llurtluati.
Hi aver Abraham Itico. Nathan llrolbendcr Jr
II. rwlett-Win, V. Hunlis, o. W. lluckliiKham.
l'i ntlnlla Jo.enh l'recl.-.
Ui litis M. M, Hh l.s.
l-'runklln Jonatliaii l-'reman,
(!r enwood John r, I.cminou, (leoiiro (Ilrtou,
lleinlocU-Wni. JI. .Michael, John linrtmaii,
.lohu Het7., Amos Appiemau.
Jnckson iheodore v. Smith,
Locust IMnlel Htluo.Sr.
Mllllln -AliniiiiMweppenlieiser.JIichaell'tderofl
Montour Is.iclier lSvsns w. it, Mnnroe.
Jbidlsiiu I). A. Watson, Jacob liechtel, John M
Siullh
Mt. i lcasant Josen'i CrnwfordiJohn C. Jtordan
Milne John II. Nuss.
(Iraiiue-r.mauuel Huydcr.
Hcoit-wiiuit. llurtmuii, J. II. Towuscuil.
SiiKarloaf-Airre.l llnrvey.
yiDO Wy APl'RAiaE JIENIU
Tbo following appraisements- or renl nnd per.
sonal property selupartto widows of decedents
have been (licit 111 the oltico of tho Holster ut
Columbia county, under tlio llules of Court, and
will be prceuted lor nbsoltilo continuation, to
Hie Orphans' Court to Im held 111 llloolllsburj;, In
and hir said county.on Wednesday, tliu7lhdayof
Kebiiiaiy,ls7.',nt 2 o'clock p. M.,ot said day. un
less exceptions to such coullriuatluns are pro I
ously tiled, or which nil persons luteiesled iu
satd i-sliiles will take notice:
1. Widow ol feter .Miller, l.itool Locust tov, a
ship. dcceuM-d.
Si, Widow of J icob Harris, Into of Hcml i. It
townsiili), deceased.
.1. Widow ot Abraham Vnnliom, Into ot Hem
lock township, deceased.
I, Widow of Tlloiuas K. Ilujuo.s lato of Blonius
hnru;, deceased.
0. Widow ol' HUihter W. llownian, lato of Or
niiijo l-H-iislitp, ilcceasod,
n. Widow ol i-'rederick HlmllVr, late ot feuti-n
township, iteccnseil.
7. Widow ir WelllngtoulI.nnt.Ialo ofllluuins
butf:. ilcc-'itsid.
s. Widow ol Mosca llnrtmau, l.ilo of Catawi-.-. i
township, deceased.
ii. Widow or cphrnlmnvuns, lato of Dear Creik
tOWllslllp, deceased.
W. H. JALOI1Y, ItesMer.
ItcKlster's Ofllce, t
lllooiusbHri;, Jan. , 172,;
T EaiSTER'S NOTlC'Ed.-NoTici. n
ti, hereby given lo all legatees, creditors aud
oilier persons Interested In Ihoislalesof tl-- n
spccllvo decedonts uud minors, tli it tiio fnlluw
in;: mini In Isti nl l-jii an I t;uaidi,iu iiccouiits luv
la-en tiled In the olllceot tbo Ut-Klstui ot Colilui
lilaui,ilty,ituil will l,u proMiiuU,.! lor coliltllll i-
t.on nud allowance lu tho Orphans' Com t to ho
Held ill il- li 1-.I Ml iK.i'l 1 Wednesday, the 7th d -
ol l'l-oruaiy, b7J, at i o'clock In tho iillernoi.u
ol said day :
I. ;ibe accouut of llavld Vanhorn and Julin
II. iiiilKiru, surviving executors ol Cornelias
aiiboru, l.ito of Ileiuioelc township, ilcceascd
J. The account of lie -l go Maiklo guardian iif
person uud tstnteol' Celestlu A. Mitikie,ii miniu
child of Jacob .Mm kle, lata ot l-'lshluijcriek town
slilp, il ceased.
II. Tlio Until accountor Daniel JI. Hess, ailumi
Istiator, tip boats nun til i:ieazer li. Hess, late ol
Cootie township, deceased.
T. Tlio account ol Jacob Yeasor, n llnlnlstratur
S.P., or Abr.iliaui Troxcl, lato ol Locust tuiin-i-hlp,
deceased.
0. Tlio final account of I'reas llrowu, gu.udi in
ot thu pel-noil and oitatoot Maggie A, creasy
inlnorclillitol Ji. W. Creasy, late of Heutt towu
sblp deceased.
li. Tho uivuiint of i:. Jlnrvin Tewksbmy, n.l-nilnl-tiator
of tlio estato ol Hiiam Lool.la'eoi
Caliiwls, . township, deceased.
7. Too accouut ol t-.iuiuel Dii'ttel fell, adlni'i'--tratorol
tjivlna Huti-luson, lato ol Sunt town
ship, diccised,
s. Tlio iiccnunt of Jacob V,'anich, mlmlnistti.toi
ol t.Mlhl Wllllicll, latu ol llloouislilllg, deci-aseil,
I). Tho accouul ol Utoiihen II. Miller, gu ii. II ui
of the person and estate of Harriet Wain- li. i
minor child of H.iinnel Wuulch, lato of uoiiilucl:
tuwnsh-p, decease I.
10. llm uce mill of Jonathan Trnitb. Adminis
trator uf Jacob Traub, lato of lilomii tnwusiup,
di censed.
11. I lie llrstnccoiiutoriltram Iteeder, executor
of JohuZuiglur, late of l'ritnkliu lnwusiiiii, dec d.
VI. The third nci'illnt ot Cu.irles W. hiiyUer
nnd Wllllaiii .Meal, Kxi'ciiiois uf Wlltlau aui
dur, lute ol lllooiu township.
W ii. JACOUY, lli-glster.
Ite'ister'.sOflce. I
I!loU!iisbur&, Jau 8, lS7i,J
J" IT OF OAUril FOR Till Ah
Li AT I-'lIIIItl'AllY TUHM, 1S7J.
I.uward McCall et. nl. vs. John Sweeney.
11- nr;;o A. l-'iick s, Thomas tack house.
William I.ongeubergor et, al, vs. itugll MeKe-
uolds et. al.
.Michael (liover's uso vs. Bavaje it Ilrlght.
Micliael (i rover's u -o is. Muv.igt- J; Uriht.
Josijih Miller vs. N. I Caiupbell.
Hroomhall rt: t o, vs. Mc,Niu-h rdiumnu.
11 iney O. Iless v. Hiiiuuel Creasy adiu'r.
h)tllltt ,t l-'illlstou vs. Allred 11 Willi.
I'li inuel 11. itleltelts' adiu'r vs. David Swei-uiy
et i.l.
Tiioiii is (rconuej- vs. Martin Oaugliiii,
l.ewls.l, Anaiusvs. 11 ,1 nigci(ei-.HcliO'il Uistilit.
isieplieu 'ihoiuas is. Caleb Creascy .V Co.
William A. Cnsi vs. lUoom lowusuii.
i, li. .Melick s Jolm Yuijir'iiiuliii'r.
John Ivll.n si s. W. 11. Yocuul et al.
i:. -utlerthwail vs. 1'leJ I'. Jl.-rcelou.
I- inlikllu township s. John .Multeviiolds et al.
Ilanlei (-! bell vs. ICliuetob ,t Vattoll.
A. W. Kramer s. D. W, Itobbms.
Yam. ill Ueece's adiu'r is. W. A. ICllue.
Michael Mai no vs. l'lill.ulel iillla Iteadin ;
Hall Itoad Co.
Ito igur Dixon vs. I'hllidelphia & Itoudlus IUH
ltu.ui Co.
I'.unelt Monaghau vs. l'hlUdclphla s. Iteadlug
Hall lto.it Co.
Mis. Mary Connelly vs. Philadelphia Jt HeudiuB
Hall Huad Co.
Siolomon lllney vs. William Vulp.
Jnsetih pry vs. i-itmuu ite-;dy.
William T. Uhuuiau vs. l.acicav.-auna Sc. Blooms
burg itallro.id Co,
Daniel Knyder's uso vs M. C, McColluiu ct nl.
1-:. U. Hicketis vs, John Hweeuey et ai.
UemgoK Hess vs.isosepn Wc-lsoelnl,
Kuieliue Mctiseh s, Levi lltoiibi-udei ct nl.
ln.-iirt .1- lCramer vs. Willlsm liai ber.
Mlcnael MeMaaou vs, Nlctioias Kindt.
A. W. Hilton vs. John Is. Husslor ol ui,
A. V. ljuon vs. II. I-', Wnruer ct ui.
Joseph W. Kuusey vs. Joliu Mulligan,
Coltiinbl.1 Insurance Co. vs, J. M. Precis.
a . 11, M'twart it ui. vs l'ruuce-11. July et nl.
Vllll.uu Millies vs, Julias Doty.
Andrew Crevellug vs. Thomas Trench,
Hcicmlah Hess' uso vs, John lloiliuau et nl.
KrauU K. llrockivay vs. Daniel I', t-oybert.
J. I', tilnnil's ex'rs vs. Aurou W. Hess etui.
lleoigo W. Hater vs. T. J. i.awall et al,
Ueurge Whliiuojer's ex'rs vs. Joint H liner.
A. l'.lldeu J: Co, vs. ilull W. Mclteynolds et ill.
A. IMruco .V Co. t, DauvlUe, Hiuietoii uud
Wlll.esuarro ltailroad Co,
Kusauuuh Uilliaiu vs. Martin M. llrobet,
Mary i.ltweller Vs. Aaron hinllli,
James ilrjunl vs, ihoomsburg iron Co.
Ho ry I ry is. Jacob Dtelli-ilulicll.
Moldlcj .Miiiaid vs. Hugh .lletteytlulds,
Thomas Williams s. .mull Cain.
Dame iloieris, Wellhulon Yeagor.
W iliiaui Willi. mis vs, i h. u ks il. l .iwlor,
HdMiint Teii.sberry el ul. vs. James C lteodtr
et u..
Wllllaiu II. Abbott vs, J: H, Ilrobst.
.loll i (1, Jaenby is. V Iliiaui I Iciuells,
Wllllaiu Colemsn vs, Howard tlrliues,
l-Jr.i . l.i ous vs. Hoiomon Disk.
Jacob llower s. William Kvaus.
J. W. Muslellcr vs, WlUliini Williams,
T S OAD DASIAdEts Cmi-TRMED
J. t N1HI, Di:ci:.MHKH hKSHlDN. 171.
Vleweis assess lotiam'l Ittlilby, Mlldlsoll 1(1 ' W
To (1. I'. Miller's heirs, Centio, a o
JlMis, Collins HutlUI, hugurlont, II ul
If tbo publlo Is satlslled Hint Justice will lu
ilono by ullowiug the iioovo Hoad damages to be
paid by tho county, then wo will havo nothing
further tu sny, Uu thu contrary, If uuy good
reusou is given why the samo shuuUl not bu ill
lowed we will llio exceptions In the same,
Uoad iluiuago Is giowlug iiullu iiopular, the
cituslloii la now, is It nlwuys Just, Wu leitrit
neiilB it clack. W o nopo tbo people Hi tlio local
ities 111 which such dumuxo now Id or hert a ter
limy bu ussissed, will glvo it duo consldeiallou,
and II they think uuy such tluningu should not
bu ullowoa, wo liopo thut they will i-uter Ibilr
prottst.
Wo will glvo this Item for publlo benefit, from
lt'jij tu lw.5, ii period or Hi yiurs, Columbia euuuty
paid I'l.UiJ 12 Itoiid diimago. in 171, ouo iai'
only, It luild tho snug sum of 8U,--0.
OYHUH HOIUHNH, )
li. J. ltt:HDi:it, t Commls'rs
W.M. HliAl-'i'Hlt, J
Attest Wu, KiuiKUAUM, Clerk,
lllooiutburv, Juu, o, un-lit.