THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
BLOOMSBU11G, PA.
Friday, April 10, 1S72.
A Dirty Doilgf.
Gov. deary Informed a cotntultteo of
Uio Into Republican Convention, thnt
ho would not sIrh tho Congressional
Apportionment bill, IT at all, until
after tlio October election. Ills motive
Ih triitistiarcnt. Ho proposes to take
advantuRO of tho Infamous gcrryman
iler of 1602, and Uion for fear tho next
Lntrlstaturo will pass a fair bill, will
hIrh tho oct of last wintor, which
ncftrly as unfair. Yet, knowing how
uncertain ho Is In performing lila prom
lsos and pledges ho winy bo Induced to
slijn tho bill. If ho does not, wo glvo
duo no'Ico to our opponents In this
District, (lint they mustjlght to win it
JL Model Conictitlan.
liver slnco Its creation tho Republic
an organization has been designated as
tho "God and morality party," by Its
leaders, who claimed that it possessed
all tho vlrtuoj In tho calendar. With
out dlactfslng tho morality of our gift
enterprise and horso Jockey President
or the dofa'catlons and swindles pcrpe
traled by his appointees, wo would al
ludo to tho recent Stato Convontlon
which It was presumed would ropronn
tho brains and Intolllgencoof tho party
From nil wo can learn, however, It was
an undisciplined mob, controlled by
office-holders and roughs, and on ovcry
occasion tho respectable minority wcro
stifled, and their protests treated with
derision. Tho notorious Bill Ovens
was made Sergeant at Arms. Ho held
that position In tho Houso of Rcprcs
entatlves us a reward for having killed
tho crallant Col. Kiddle. Tho Insido
management was controlled by Col
Mann, who has engineered moro ras
callty in Philadelphia than any othc
man, and ho had for aide-do camp tho
notorious Bunn who got a seat In the
Legislature through tho oathsof repeat
ere. who havo sinco been proven
perjurer. Wm. Elliott, lato speaker of
thu Houso, lent a hand, and ngaln sue
ccssfully used his favorite weapon of
tojieluhlng debatothat was unpalatable
Of course R. V. JIackoy , Stato Treas
urer, and ono of tho "Ring" was pres
ent as a delegate. Ho must havo Hart
ranft nominated, to cover their Joint
transactions, and especially tho Evans
swindle, hi which both wero concerned.
Another leader present was General
Joshua T. Owons, hia specialty lying In
the fact that ho wa3 court martlalod and
sentenced to bo dismissed tho nrmyon
tho charges of being found drunk in
tho streets of Harper's Ferry, and of
using insulting languago to tho daugh
ter of his Lieut. Col.
Under such management, what chance
had Ketchum.or any other honost man?
It is proper to add that ono third of tho
delegates at least stood firm, and pro
tested to tho last. Not content with
packing tho Convention, tho "Ring"
also nominated delegates to tho Nation
al Convention. Tho people of each dis
trict wero not left freo to chooso for
themselves, but had to swallow tho
nominations of a corrupt majority.
Ono earnest protest nt least was uttered
by Col. Frick of Montour, as wo learn
by tho Press, viz:
"THE niGUTS OF THE TEOrLE.
At this point Mr. R. M. Frick, of
Montour, said: 1 ueslro to enter ray
protest against tho convention appoint
Ing delegates to the National Conven
tion nt Philadelphia. I do not think
this convention is competent to take
from the Republicans of tho different
Congressional districts tho power to
appoint.
Hero ho was choked off by tho Hon.
Win. Elliott, of Philadelphia, shouting
"Question 1 question 1"
Tho President. Tho Chair, is now
making out tho list of cammlttees.
Mr. Elliott. Thcu I raise tho point
that the gentleman is out of order.
Tho President. Tho gentleman is out
of order, If tho point is raised. Ho has
a right to tile his protest with tho clerk.
MR. PRICK'S PROTEST.
Mr. Frick did not file his protest with
tho clerk of tho convention, but ho did
with tho reporter of tho Frets, and it is
as follows ;
I, R. M. Frick, of Montour county,
protest against tho appointment of del
egates to tho National Republican Con
vention at Philadelphia by this conven
tion, for tho reason that it is not compe
tent for this convention to assumo du
ties not delegated to It by tho peoplo."
Wo do not bellevd tlio masses of tho
Republican party will endorso tho ac
tion of tho Convention. They aro al
ready speaking out, and, unless mero
puty tools, cannot bo driven into tho
support of obnoxious mon.
Opinions or Uio Itrnubllcan Press in regard
... w. Ilnoi-I.!.,,.-,.!'.......,,!,,,,
BEFORE THE CONVENTION.
(rrom the l'reu.)
A LAST WORD.
Wo aro told that it Is too lato in tho
day to advlso the delegates to tho Re
publican Stato Convention, and that wo
uroouiy struggling against uio niovit
able. Wo bono and beliovo not. At all
ovonts, It is our right nnd duty as a Re
publican Journalist to speak out boldly
anupiainiy.
Ono word to tho Philadelphia delega
tion, whlch.in all probability.wlll havo
tho deciding vote. Theso gentlemen
know tliesltuation in this city.thosloom
of tlio present and tho uncertainty of tiio
iuium. xney wero cnusen uy liiuciilti
ory which nino tenths or tho party eon
(lomns, and upon which oven tho City
Executlvo Committee pronounces the
doom of abolition. Thoy know how
difficult it will bo to call out tho nnrlv
voto next fall, and tho necessity of a
uiaio uckoi wnicu win unito uio tnou
sands or voters hero, di3gustcd with
present management nnd tired or tho
dictation ora few mon. They know or
tno sentiment; iiero wnicn win not tot
cratotho slightest suspicionorthosmnll
est charge against u candidato; thoy
havo heard tho mutterlngs of n storm
which needs but ono Impolitic act to
burst forth, and they will, wo trust,
heed tho warnings.
Now, us Philadelphia goe3, so goes
inornate, in ibu i-nuaueipnia went
against us and Sharswood was elected
Judge of tho Supremo Court. In 1609
deary had -1.630 moiorlty in tho State.
und Philadelphia gavo him thomeasuro
or it, 4,-iuu. L,ast year Htanton,ior Ami
itor General, had 14,400 majority, and
wo gave him 11,401 or It. This city is
tno nuiworK oi itepuuiicanism. When
tho Democracy carry It thoy will Bween
.tho State.
Tho wisest and best mon in tho State
our educators and champions In the
past counsel tho nomination of a man
who will call out tho voto of Philadel
phia and enlist tho enthusiasm or Its
thousands or Republicans, as dovotedly
loyal In their attachment to tho party
as any, but will not bo forced Into tho
Bupportora "set-up" candidate. Their
wise, disinterested, nnd patriotic coun
sols must prevail In tho selection or tho
nen who aro to lead our columns and
carry forward and enforci tlio great
minis or Jicpuuucanism.
Our latest despatches front llarrlslittrg
eavo small ground for hopu that tho
o ltlc aus will modify their prearrang
ed programtno in respect to tho nomi
nation tor uovcrnor, notwniisianmnK
tho clearest Indications that tho masses
of tho party do not approve of their
holco.and tho serious dancer that a de
feat, which would ho n dlsastor. may
result irotii tnoir oustinacy. um wo
havo done our full duty In tho matter-
now let tho delegates Uo tneirs.
THE VOICE OF THE rKOPLK.
As tho tnomontousncsri or tho Issues
that hang upon tho coming campaign
aro better understood, nnd nstho influ
ence which tomorrow's convention will
oxcrcleo in Bhaplng tho result or that
campaign is bettor appieciatod, wo bo-
gin to sco tno cioutis dissolve, nnu mo
tuture ortho party becoming ungninnu
nssurrcd again.
Tlinnntnlnntlnn nl (ir-nprni liartrann.
which nwhllo ncro looked in though the
peoplo demanded, is now most strongly
opposed by them. The "plot,"or "job,"
or wiituovor it may uo.ot tno party man
no-nra. lino nvnllwl Rtnrlll of honost 111
il mint on tlmittelinii t tno ICtlL'Ul anu
breadth or tho Commouwcalth. Tho
peoplo sternly reject any attempt to
lorco upon tuem n canuuiato iiomiuniuu
hv Hticli mrmtis as tlioso whicli elected
one-naif tho delegates senito nurris
burg from tills city.
Now. Oniioriii Ilartranft was as gal
Innt n Hiltllnr ns Ponnsvlvanla or any
other Stato Bout to tho front, and wo
caunot reward too highly tho heroes who
saved tho Unlon.and his administration
of tho Auditor Goueral's oiuco lias tip
tiarnnllv been sntinfactorv nnd honest
hut tlnrn mo HUnicions airaiust him
which would weigh him down liko n
inllUtnni In tlir Pfimlnrri'anvass. Thoy
may bo unjust and malicious, but they
wero not inspired by his opponents lor
tno nomination, nor navo tney uuuu urn
ed against lilm by thesohonorablo gontlo
mnn Vnrthnrmnrn. lin him lint ItUi rin(
experience, ability, or cutturo lor tho
lixecutivo oi a great uomuitmniuuM
liko Pennsylvania.
Upsides all this, consider tho great Is
sues at stnko In October next. Tho of
fices aro hlL'h and imnortant Governor,
Judge of tho Supremo Court, Auditor
Genaral, and a Legislature to elect a
United States Senator. Soldnm is thcro
such a combination of causes to call for
irooil noniluatlons. wise counsels, and
unauimltyof action. In tho November
following tho Presidential nnd Congress
ional elections win no nciu, anu n, may
so turn that tho electoral voto of Penn
fcyl vania thrown into tho scale will turn
tlio baiianco. tiio result oi tno i-rcsi-dential
race will hinge upon tlio Onto
Per contest.
Never was thero a moro critical peri
od, and tlio party should bo active, har
monious, anu milieu, wo navo not tno
beaten Democracy so much to fear as
tlio dangerous eiouiPiits in our ranKS,
growing bolder and moro confident
every day by just such movements as
that now under consideration. The
moral force of our organi..ttiou must not
bo weakened, least of nil in Pennsylvan
ia, always staunch and true. Let tho
aspirants for the nominations, if not tho
member. of the convention, riso above
their pwonal ambitions and savo our
party.now more than over neoded,from
tho shadow of defeat which looms up in
the future.
AFTER THE CONVENTION:
YESTERDAY'S WOltK.
General John F. Ilartranft is tho Re
publican nomlnco for Governor of Penn
sylvania. Wo beliovo it to bo a most
inauspicious selection, n sad opening of
what promises to bo a most exciting
and difficult campaign. Made not in
the spirit of harmony in tho party or of
tho Interests of tho 8tato, but simply to
gratify a "ring" which has taken pos
session of tho Republican organization
of tho Stato anil will lead us to inevita
ble defeat in tho city next fall unless
sternly checked beforehand, it will need
a sunerhuman effort to elect General
Ilartranft. Not oven tho placing of
Judgo Mercur upon tno ticuec witn nini
will help to lighten our load.
Tho selection or delegates to tho Na
tional Convention and tho Stato Consti
tutional Convention is poor, and calls
Tor no praise. A littlo leaven of wis
dom, integrity nnd ability, is infused,
but it does not leaven tho wholo lump.
Some of tho names to tho first aro thoso
of good Republicans and honest men,
and ono or two aro of another class.
In choosing tho delegates at largo to
the Constitutional Convention there was
an evident ignoranco of tho bill passed
at tho recent session or tho Legislature,
Thero wero twenty-eight delegates to be
elected nt largo from tho Stato and six
from Philadelphia. Tho convention
yesterday gavo our city a sharo of tho
State's representation. Tho hypocrisy
or tho delegates from this city naming
tho Hon. Wm. M. Meredith is palpable.
'
Wo can only wisli that tho conven
tion had been held under fairer auspi
ces, that thero had been less of tho ring
and rowdy element, and moro of tho
disinterested nud patriotic spirit which
characterized a few members. Judgo
Mercur's name Is a tower of strength,
hut oven it or that of tho best mnn thu
Republican party of Pennsylvania over
presented caunot efface tlio shamo with
which n part of yesterday's proceed
ings arc disgraced.
Patience aud forbearance coeso to
bo virtues when any man or set of men
attempt to tyrannizo over cither a peo
plo or party. Tho Republican Stato
Central Commltteo of Pennsylvania,
whoso own authority is derived from
tho Republican voters at second-hand
only, and thereforo may rail entirely to
represent their wishes, empowered tho
Republican Stato Con mention to appoint
delegates to tho National Convention,
which meets in this city next Juno.
Tho commltteo had no possible warrant
for this actiou. It was directly opposed
to tho precedents or tlio two last Na
tional Republican Conventions, and not
only had not tho sanction o! tho peo
ple, but has sinco been earnestly pro
tested against by tho voters in soveral
districts. Furthermore, tlio Harrlaburg
Convention, to which tho rights ortho
Individual voters wero thus arbitrarily
delegated, was notoriously packed by a
ring of unprincipled self-constituted
party managers. Tlio election of tho
delegates composing it, so far at least as
Philadelphia is concerned, was a mock
ery, in which tho masses or tho party
wero suffered to havo no voice. For
theso reasons alone, even had tlio Na
tional delegates chosen been over so
worthy and real ropreseutntlvo men,
tho Republicans of tho sovoral districts
would havo been fullyjustifled In meet
ing In their respective towns or wards
and electing such delegates as they do
sired to havo to represent them. Hut,
as tho case stands, thoy will bo com
pelled, out of seir-rcdpect, to do this.
Tho Stato Convention yesterday up
pointed n set or delegates for tho Phil
adelphia districts, most or whom aro
utterly without character or Influence,
except with roughs or bummers or their
own strlpo. Thuro aro but two or threo
resptctablo men in tho wholo delega
tion. Tho rest iiavo been takou mainly
from tho vcrv lowest or our petty ward
politicians. Wo advlso that meetings
be called at ouco in all tho wards or the
city, and wherovor clso In tho Stato
this courso has not already been deter
mined upon, and that tho Republican
voters (who aro entirely competont to
ueciuo tor inctnseivcs in tins important
matter) proceed to elect their own del
egates to tho convention, which will
unquestionably nominate President
Grant next Juno.
From the Lancaster Esprese.J
Thoso who havo been careful readers
or tho Imprest ror tho past two years.
or sinco It lias called public attention to
tho rockloss und criminal manner In
which our stato finances havo been
managed, need scarcely bo Informed
that neither tho proceedings nor tho
results of tho republican stato conven
tion meet our approval or havo any
claim upon our support. Tho conven
tion, ho far ni Its relation to either tho
wiihos nr tlio Interests of tho peoplo at
largo aro concerned, win n broad farce.
wonovorBaw us equal, nnu wo nopo
wo may novorloolc upon Its Uko ngaln.
It was moro liko a ratification mcotlui:.
called to endorse whnthadnlrcady been
agreed upon in a caucus called by mo
treasury ring or MaeKoy, linrtranit os
Company.
tiio nomination or llartranrt, Known
to bo n member of n ring which stinks
in tho nostrils of all honest men, him
self under n cloud of suspicion In con
nection with tno Kvuni irauii, was oau
enough, nnd of ltsclf n greater load
man any party would bo abio to carry,
but It was cnmtilc.tolv Biinnlcuiolltcd by
tho nomination of Senator Allen.whoso
principle distinction was Ms champion
slilti of that l'Il'miHi! fraud known ns
mo "iNino Million utcai," mm wnicn
was thoroughly ventilated In the repub
lican uowspapcrs or Lancaster at tlio
time that bold scheme for robbing the
treasury was attempted. To ask tho
readers or Ilia Express to support u ticket
n ku mis, aim iioiuiiiaieiiuuuersueii mis
pices, won d bu aL-ros-i nnd unpariionn
bio insult. Wn do not beliovo it can bo
elected, and tho host reason In tho
world which can bo plven ror thlsopiu
ion. to all honest men, Is that It does
not deservo to bo.
Perhaps tho only redeeming fenturo
in tho proceedings is tho nomination of
Judgo Morcur, who is said to bo an un
exceptionable man, and well qualified
for tho rcsnonslblo nosltlon for which
ho has been designated, though ho owes
ins cnoico miner to geograpnicai con
sideratlotia than to nnv conclusions ba
sed upon a comparison or thu merits or
uio diirercnt cumulates.
Tho selection or candidates ror delo
iratcs at larco to tho constitutional con-
vontlon, which ought never to havo
been assumed by n partisan convention
wns dono by n packed gommitteo
nirainst tho oarncst remonstrances of a
powerful minority, to whom oven tho
light of discussion was denied by the
prompt application of tho gaR wieiucu
by a Pliant tool in tho chair.
Tho rcnublican nartv cannot carry
such loads as theso nnd survive. Tho
tlmo has now en inn to call a "hall"
along tho lino, if tho rank and tlio
would savo It from falling headlong
Into tho fearful "hIoul'Ii of despond" to
which tho leaders aro hurrying it. Wo
know that tho creatures of tho ring will
resort to tho scare crow or tno over
shadowing importauco of tho presiden
tial election, but tills Is an old and fa
miliar dovicoof tho loaders to cover up
their indefonslblo nct3 which people
now well understand, ir the men who
controlled tho Harrisburg convention
had boon really solicitous or tho success
or tho presidential tickot they would
nover havo placed such an incubus
upon tho party as tho ticket against
which wo now enter oursolemn protest
I From tho Ueidlng Eagle
Tho nomination or such a man as
Ilartranft who is well known as u
friend of Geo. O. Evans: as u notorious
jockey end "sporting man;" a deeply
interested party in an sencmes ior plun
dering tho natioual and stato govern
ments to whicli ho could possibly cain
admission; a man who has been tlmo
and again denounced oy nonestrepuoii
can senators liko Messrs. Billlngreltnnd
Warful; a man who can only command
a mere handful of votes in a republican
strong hold liko Lancaster county
actually deems uko a bid lor a dcieat,
aud a defeat ho will rcceivo if tho poo
plo of Pennsylvania aro in earnest in
their desiro for reform.
Notwithstanding all tho whitewash
ing and shirking ortho questions, at is
suobvllartranftandhisaldcrsand abet
tors in tho Evans frauds, it is too ovidont
that Hartrauft. as auditor general.
deeply concerned in thoso rascally
transactions. A llarrlsuurg correspond
of tho Philadelphia Press stated, baforo
tho nomination, mat somo very unpiea
Bant facts were being rakd up in con
nection with Hartranft's peculiar ac
tion.-i in regard to tho stato sinking
fund. Ilartranft was a member of tho
board, and, in connection with stato
treasurer Mackev. recommended nn
additional loan of $5,000,000, in tlio faco
of tho fact mat mere was men in tno
stato treasury an unexpended balance
of Sl,204,303.01, all which belonged to
tho sinking fund. Another thing that
shows badly for Ilartranft is tho ro
markablo financial exhibit or tho con
dition of stato treasury presented by
Messrs. Ilartranft, Maekey.and Jordan,
in responso to Mr. Billingfelt's resolu
tionan exhibit that shows that over
duo loans, bearing interest, amount to
$1,C01,28:!,20 (not including tho loan
duo in February last), with an unox
pended balance in tho stato treasury of
5,800,791,43, which presents no excuse
for this uudoubtcd mismanagement of
the peoplo'a money.
From the Lancaster Enterprise
Tho proceedings of tho stato conven
tion, and tho tickot nominated, appear
in another column. Tho action of tho
body has caused wido spread dissatis
faction, which finds very plain express
ion In tho leading city journals, ns well
as among tho delegates on tho floor ot
tho convention itself. Tho ticket as it
stands is admitted to bo n weak ono.
Why was it so formed? Becauso tho
action of tho convention was controlled
by the sarao ring which usurped tlio
powers of tho wholo party iu tlio selec
tion of national delegates. Knowing
this, honest republicans arc absolved
from tho allegianco claimed to bo duo
to candidates who aro tho actual choice
ortho majority. Candidates represent
ing not tho people, but a eliquo of
corrupt mon, cannot expect to receivo
that united support which is essential
to success.
Wo await developments, bolioving
that somo radical chango in tho present
situation is tho only way to prevent an
improper nomination from resulting
iu u disastrous defeat, which the party
can least afford upon tho very thresh
old of a presidential election.
CONGRESS.
In tho Senato on Wednesday u( last
week on motion of Mr. Sherman, tho
Houso messago dcuyingtho right uf the
Sonato toatnaud a Uritr bill wds r.'fjr
red to tlio Committee on Privilege!. Ho
Bald It was tlio first tlmo it was over
disputed that tlio Senato had nucha
right. Mr. Frelinghuysou introduced
n bill giving tho American and East
In iian Telegraph Company thp right to
havo and maintain llnesofcablobetwecn
tho American and Asiatic coasts.
In tho Houso thcro was a discussion of
tho bill abolishing tho franking prlvi
lege. Mr. Carroll opposed it ns anti
republican. Mr. Potter regarded tho
present bill as u buncombe measure
Mr. Butler nlso opposed It, and explain
ed Ids former voto lu favor of such a
bill by stating that ho knew tho Senate
would kill It. Tho bill was recommitted
-that is, killed.
I n tho Senato on Thursday of last week
a resolution adopted by tlio West Vir
ginia Constitutional Con volition In favor
or amnesty was presented, an adverso
report from tho Commltteo on Petitions
upon tho bill to pension tlio widow of
Admiral Farragut was recolved, tho
caso of Sanator Abbott was discussed,
and tlio Consular anil Diplomatic Ap
propriation bill was amended aud pass
ed. The Houso passed a bill 07 to Tl to
prevent cruelty to animals In transit,
considered a bill to encourago tho plant
ing of trees and tho preservation of
woods, and discussod tho Senato amend
ments to tho Legislative, Exccutlvo, and
Judicial Appropriation bill. An amend
ment to red u co tho sum of $50,000 for
tho perfection and enforcement ortho
President's clvll-servlco regulation to
$10,000 was adopted by 02 to G9.
Ia tho Sonato on Friday last a bill
was reported appropriating 150,000 ror
tho observance or tho transit or tho
planet Venus, and tho North Carolina
election caso was debated without no
tion. In tho Houso tlio Sounto amend
ments to tho Legislative, Executl vo.nnd
Judiciary Appropriation bill wore de
bated,
ThoSenato on Monday last postponed
consideration of tho contested election
caso of Senator Abbot, of North Caroli
na, until Monday next, and extending
tho power or tho President to suspend
tho writ or habeas corpus at his dlscro
tion.for tho Wednesday nftor. Memor
ials wcro prosontcd praying that no ex
tension bo granted tlio Wilson sowing-
machine patent.
In tho Houso tlio chairman of tho
commltteo appointed to Investigate tho
sales of arms to Franco reported tho ov
ldenco and conclusions of tlio commlt
teo, exonerating tho Secrotary of War,
Tho River and Harbor Improvement
bill, appropriating about fivo millions,
was passed, n3 was nlso a bill for tho ap
pointment or n commission to Inquire
into tlio depredations on tho Mexican
frontier.
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ho exposed to public salo ntthn Court House, in
tho Town oi Illooinsburg, on MONDAY, I ho Oth
day of May, nt ono o'clock, p. in., tho following
real estate to wit :
All Hint certain piece or parcel of land situate
In Locust township Coluinblaconnty.l'u., bound
ed nnd described ns follows, to wit: nn tho woi-t
by lands of John Johnson and Mary Stewart: on
the north by lands or Peter Stransserj on the cast
hy Chrlsllan Hmnll, nnd on tho south by tho
snme, containing forty-six ncres, moro or less.on
which nro erected a dwelling house nud bunk
bnrn with tho appurtenances.
Seizfd.taken in execution nnd to ho sold as th
property of Hiram Y. Hower.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of land wllh tho nppur
tcnntices.kltuatoln Montour township, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: onthesoulhby
lands of Of orgo Lyim.on the wost by hinds now
or Into of Frick & Hurly, on tho north by lands
of William Huberts, on thoeiikt by lands of Cad
wallador Iloberts, nud lauds'uow of Joseph Fry.
containing thlrty-slx ncies moroor less, togother
with tho appurtenances.
Seized, taken In execution and to bo sold as
tho property of Simon ltudy.
ALSO:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of ground
situate In tho town nf Espy, Columbia county
anil Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded ami n.
scribed us follows, to wit: On tho south sldoof
neeouu surei,, uuiuiuiog 101 oi unrisimnn & Har
rison on theenstand liyun alley on tho south,
nnd by lot of James Fowler on tbo weit, wheron
Is erected a two-story framo d Weill nil honso wllh
the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to bo soldns
tho property of N. S. Tlngly.
ALSO:
A framo dwelling house of two stories, having
a trout or thirty feet and n depth oi twenty feet,
sltuato upon a certain lot or piece ofland within
the county of Columbia In tbo town of Mlllllu.
vllle. Mlllllu township, bounded nn the frmit. i,v
Slain Street, on the rear liy n back street, on tho
northeast by lands of George Shumnn, on tho
southwest by Inuds of Aaron W. Hess, contain-
IUK niAij-oiA. iret uuui UUU JUUriCOU rOUS 111
depth moro or Itss.
Seized, taken lu execution nnd to bo lold as
tuepropsrty of Jolm W. Vohe.
All that certain piece or psreel of laud sltuato
in iirceuwoou twp.. woiuiuuia couuiy aiui mnut
nf l'eniiHVlvania bounded and described ns r.,1.
lows, tn wit: On tho south nnd west by land of
James vantioru.ou me norm uy isnu oi nenry
Delougand on the east by land of William Wil
son nnd James Manning, containing Mrty ncres,
bo the samo moro or less, on whicli uru erected a
frame dwelling houho audit bank barn, Willi tbo
uppurtenauces,
ALSO:
Another lot or piece of land sltuato In the
towuiif llobrsliurg. In the county of Columbia
nnd Statu Hfnivsatd, lioiiuded ns follows to win
On the south by lot of Abraham Kline, on I lie
west by laud of Jacob Berlin, un the north by
lot of Samuel Heruiuger and ou tho east hy u
public road leading from Itnhrsbnrg to Heiitou,
said lot Is six rods lu front und teu deep, where
on nro erected u story nud u half dwelling house,
a frame stoic and u stable, with the uppurle
nances. Seized, taken In execution und In ho sold as
the property of James V. Wilson,
ALSO:
All that cortaln lot sltuato In Scott twp . Co
lumbia county, Pcnusylvuiila, bounded and de
scribed as lolluws, to wit! On til-wc-t by laud
of Isaac Hess, on tho north by n public rond, on
the east hy land of John llurllugaine, nud on tho
south by land ol Uaao White, containing ubout
u quarter nf an acre, bo the Mime more or lets,
on u hlch Is erected u dwelling house.
Seized, taken lu exei-utlou una to be soldns
the properly of Philip tlraham,
11 AAUON SMITH, Sheriff,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTA1E Of rnll.ll- IIAltTKAN, llEO'll,
Letters of ndiulnUtrutlou on thu estalo ot
Philip Hartrusii lute of Scott township, Co
lumbia county, Pa., deceased, have been grunted
by tho Itegtsterof said county to Thomas W.
llartmiin of Espy, All persons having claims
or demands against the decedent are requested
to make them known, aud those indebted to
mnko payment without deluv,
THOMAH W. IIAIITMAN.
prlllt72Ct Administrator,
U.S.
SOU
N ORDINANCE
or tlio calnullaliing or a uurbsiono
Morkct.
tin II nrdnlunit nini rnnrted tiv the Town Loun.
ell of tho Town of Blooinshurg, nnd It is hereby
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AiiT!Ci.it I, That tho Marttct days in tho said
Town shall no Tuesdays, Thursdays and Hntur-
nays oi cacu ween, mini eleven u cioca m mu
r...n , fMi.t Ktnrlrnt
1UI flllJII, HIIll lllllb rL-l'l,lllI Bliru,lliililiinv,
street to Iron street, shall bo used ns tho place of
miiruci- ior mo snio untl Venning ui iiieuis, vrKe
tnbles, fruit, nud nil other kinds of victuals nud
provisions whntsoovcr.nnd noporsonor persons
shnll. during market hours, buy, or cause to bo
bought In gross, and for.tho purpose of selling
ugnm, nny meats, vegetables, fruit, or other nr
tlcioH of marketing whntover, excepting only
l-'lour, Meal, Com, Whoit. Hyo, Oats, nr other
grains, under n flno or penalty ot five dollars for
each fitretice.
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or alley, or lu any part of said Town, nny urllclo
oi prouuee or provisions ior lamuy use, omer
than fresh flshnud oyslorsnt nuy other tlmo aud
place, than tho tlmo nnd plnco or places deslgna-
eu Herein, or nereinier ui-niKi-uveu uj- .uwin.u
norltv. under n lino of flvo dollars for each of
fence. JVotlcfcd. however, that butchers and
others having ntlcnacd tho market with their
wagous, uo auoweu to pcuuio meat niter market
hours on market days.
iut. a. ii nuy person sunn sen or expose in
lo within tliolliultsofthotownutllloomsburg.
nuy pork, mutton, heor, lamb, venl, poultry, fish,
oysters, or nny other article of lood diseased,
tnlnttd, blown, stale, or unwholesome, nr In any
manlier renderod unlit for use, or nuy vonl which
wneu Killed sniiu not navo ueen oi mo nge 01
four weeks, such ortlclo shall bo forfeited to the
Town, nud the otlender or oMoudcrs, on o invlc
tlou, shall forfeit nud pay n Hue of llvo dollars
for each ollenco.
.A ht, -l. Knch and ovcry person or persons witn
wagons, sleds, nr utile r vehicles containing ar
ticles fur market, shall bo required during mar
kot huurs to back un tu thu nuvement on tho
South side of said Second street, from tho first
day of April until tho Ilrst day uf October In
each year, and from Hie llrst day of October Ui
i uo urst oi April, on me JNorm siuo 01 saiu street,
lu such manner us not to obstruct tho crosslugs,
nor tho truvcllng in the sfieet. nnd every person
found violating tho directions of this ortlclo
snnu, on couvictiou, iorieit nnu pay a una 01 ono
dollur for cneti und uvcrv ollenco.
a nr. s. All articles of marketing exposed for
salo within thu limits or said Town which shell,
or may bo found deficient In weight or measure
by tne President ot tno Town Council, or other
dulynuthorlred person or persons, shnll bo seized
uuu iorieueil ior mo use 01 mu ruwu.
Passed April H, 1S7J.
, E. MENDENHALL,
Presfdont of thu Town Council.
Attest: I-', C. Eyeu, Secretnry.
The nbnvo Ordinance to lakoctlccton nnd after
tho 2uth day or April, iota inpr. u.
OTEl'HEN HALDY. Poor Ovorsecr
KJ of CatnwIssaTwp. iu Account with said Twp.
DK,
To aninuutflfh.il. due from 1870-inln't
ordupllcato 1971
Clt,
9;3t 115
By cash paid expeusos of Mnrlh.i 11 ing-
nan,
By cish p'd cxpensos ot Sarah Beech,
8 31 85
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IN) V3
151) d'l
rcar.in ntucir,
" Michael Penslrfgcr
Cleorgo Hughes (rent)
Samuel Kostenbaudcr,
Self for Dupllcnto,
Exonerations,
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7 SO
Hy percentage ou 571',! ai(ffl 5 per cent.
By services,
Hy baUuco due township,
31 GJ
33 U)
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S3J1 M
Wo the auditors of Catnwlssa township liavo
examined tho ncct of Stephen ll.ildy ns Poor Over-
seerofsatd township nnd llnd It correct us ubovo
siaieo.
Witness our hand tills 8th day or April 1872.
M. V. H KLINE. )
HENltY. HOLLI NG3IIE AD. Auditors,
C. E. MAKOEUUM. J
ANTED.
A resident salesman with nu established trade
in Columbia und tlio ndiolnlng couutlos, to rep
resent nl'lilladclohla Wliolesalo Urocerv House
Address In confidence, " Uroccr," Columbian
ouice. npr. n, Ml.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
THE BLOOMSBUHO L1TEHAHY INSTITUTE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
will open under tho cntlro control of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
They havo selected ns Principal of tho Insti
tution
REV. JOHN IIIJWITT,
a ccntlomnn whoso qualifications have heeu
fully testtMl und nro vet I ia other educational en-
terprlseN of a liko nature; and thuy ask nnd
haven rljht todemaud ior lilm nnd tho Insti
tution, tho coutldeuro and .support of our own
citizens, nud of tlio frlemlaof the enterprise nnd
ui tuuutnuii uvrrv wjiuru. iiipoiuiot COllllOrl
convenience nnd boantv of hulldlnvi nnd knr
roundlucs. no Hchool in thoHtutoKtirnnRMPH thiK
nd we nro determined It tdmll not be Kecond In
inn Kiuu, quality ami tuorouguncss or its uiscl
pnuu uuu cmuiro.
Tho Bpriug session of twelvo woek will begin
MONDAY, APItIL 8th,
nnd closo
JUNK 28TH.
EXPENSES:
Tuition nud Hoarding, Including washing nud
ui'ui, iur luubcbsiuu oi iweivo weesH, cuu w.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Tuition for day pupils, ono dollar per week,
In tlio model school, irom fifty to eighty cents
per wecit. Jiuslc, lirawlna, I'alntliiK, Ac, extra,
Bills uro payable, nud mti-ttho naid nrumotlv.
one-half at the lifKinninsmi'l the other lulfnt
1110 miitdio ot me session.
J. O. FIIEFZK,
hSeerclnry.
. B. I1UIT.IIT.
I'reslcleut,
rpREASURER'ti SALE
OK UNSI-IATr.D LAN1JJ IN COLUMBIA
CO,
Aerecablv to tho provisions of nn Act nl As
scmidy uniitlod nu Act directing tiio modu o
selling liuseati'd hinds lor taxus ami nlhi-rtmr
noses, missed tho thirteenth dnv of Muinh. isi.
nud tlio further supplements thcre-o passed on
the 13th day of March. 1SI7. nud tho oth davm
March, 1821, aud tho 0th day of March, 1817, tho
t-,,.aU,,r,, ,f r,l,il,ln on,,..,, I.l,u ..I .. ....
lico to all persons concerned therein, thai uulcss
tiio County, ltoad, .School, Poor, Bounty and
tttaio taxes tiuo on 1110 iniiowins traots ot uuseat
ed la ids. sltuatu lnColumhla countv. tire tint,
boforo tho d.iy ot sale, tho wholo or such pans of
ciiuu iiiM-i, iu tviu )iy luuuusis Cllliro lulu lucre'
on, win oo soiu iil mo i ourt uonsi in uio low
of IllooinsbiUL'. I'ii.,nn tlio luth day ot June. Ih7.
and t- contluuo hy ndjouruiuont, li-.iui day to
uay ior urrearuKes ui taxes nuo fan- uouiily, and
eu&ui ueciueu uu vai.ii iiuei. cesjiei . i iciy.
Acres.
irnrronlfCJ or Owner.
iy. as.
JJeavcr.
Gray William
Cl.irlr Andrew, traot.
D.ivls Isaao
Kry U.ivld
Little Mnlhlas,
Littlo Knbert.
Morris Hiulcl,
Noyer Ueorao,
Nunsesser Ueorjjo
Ntiuuiau 1-'. L.
Shnmau K. L.
Mniinim 1-', L.
Hhuiuau Heorijo & Co,,
WilpmanH. W.
Benuliiy-er christian,
Hhumaii 1-'. L.
Hhuiiian K, L.
Hosier Jacob, ilec'd.,
lienton.
Christman Ann,
Wells John
Applem.iu I'oter,
l'euuiuiiton Jesso It.
JSriarcreek.
Applo l'aul
llrlttaln William A.J.
lillsh Iteuhen,
Beach Nathau,
Beach Nfithan
ilryau (uy,
Clem W. T. D. Rev.
Headly H. K,
Headly H, v.,
Headly H. I-'.,
HlcuJi Jesse,
ltecer Abraham,
l'ealer bamuel J,
HtacUhouso Joseph,
Hlactctiouso Joseph,
MtacUhouse, Joseph,
hull Adam,
Hponeubert; Philip,
wittier Jacob.
Trough Henry,
Doty l'ealer.
I'arks Jumes,
Klssner A Kuorr,
CUtawissa 'Jbwnshlp,
MoN'Inch James S.,
Clewell Jacob, Jr.,
llrohst J.H.,
Brobst J, H.,
llrotist J.H.,
Hrobst J.
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2 Lrls Alter John,
1 lloyla.lohn,
1 11 crsuu Michael,
1 " Chadwlclc Ann T.,
11 " Collins I'oter l-,
1 " Cannon Bernard,
1 " Colllhau James,
I " Kellermau Alleu,
1 " (IrlRlth BeDJainlu,
1 " llluojohu,
1 ' Holmes Thomas.
7 " Jones Aim T. Mrs,
1 " Kline Caroline,
1 ' Kline it lleinhold,
1 " IColler widow,
1 " Lovelund H. A,
2 " Laugou l'iit'a
1 Morijaii I). John,
1 " Marks Loyd,
1 " Maiks Ueorge,
1 MeehaiiThomas.
2 M Mooru Urace Mrs.
1 " Nevlu Michael,
1 " I'arks .
1 (lulnn l'utiiclt,
1 " Helly
1 " Hhephard B. V.
I ' Wlttlck Pred.
1 ZUlur William,
1 Hughs John J,
1 ' CaiuTerrence,
1 " Davis Henry,
Centre Township,
3.1 Conner Isaiah, mtato
3S CouiierHnmuel, estate
UK Hewitt A Benedict,
7 Kriw William, estate
3 Uood Jacob,
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1 Klliendall A creiwy,
2 Ilnmhach Daniel,
7 Hill Jncob estate,
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I) Jordan ltohcrt,
0 I'm tor Andrew,
J .. Walker Lowls,
"ill". Jfnston Thomas,
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rilinnuon William,
Illckhnm acorge,
IlarnosTliomas,
Ilea A. W.
Ilea A. W.
Ilea A. W.
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Llndenmuth Uoorxo D
Walker Iswls,
1UUI1K UUI1I1,
Brantian Kbonescr,
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Miller William,
Porter William,
Ileese Daniel,
Warner Jonn,
Beaver A Kllno,
lteeso Michael,
ItttlWIl Nlllh.lttlnl
1 Lot Lelliy J. M. '
marr nenry B
lloliibold W li.,
Westman Daniel,
Vocum Frank,
Cloivcr HlllHh,
Cook David,
KlliiBamnti Froi.,
Kaclielrles (looriro,
Unodmali William.
Wallace William,
Bart Andrew,
i.nln TcrrencH, ,
Helnibneb l'lilllp.
Howls P. 8.,
Joyce Peter,
Knlttle Jonnthiui,
MiiKUlroTorrcuce,
Murr A Morris, I
McMunamsn f ellr,
McMHUiunnn Petep,
Mnriihv Anlluii.v
1 Lot Murphy Ulchard,
..iiirpuy inotuns,
Hhlvcly Matthew,
l'rcstou Improvement Co.,
Pishlngcreck Township,
Doty A Pealer,
DoiyA l'ealer,
Doty A Dealer,
Ikeler William,
Joues JnmoK
Lemon Michael,
Mears William,
Montgomery 1)., estate,
Pealer Mnniuol J.,
Unaiigst Ahraliam,
Parks James II..
Mcllourv Hd taxes.
Lemon Thomas,
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'it Lilley Abraham,
1 Lloyd John,
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.1 Kllno Daniel,
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31 Jolm Mamuel,
32 John Hamuel,
UK) llhodcs John A Joseph,
131 lteeso Mlchncl,
30 Haven William,
iot 1M) Huston Thoiiins.
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li (11200 Huston Clisrlotlc,
y. or 2nd lleynolds John,
Yoder Aaron A Bamuc),
Miller J u oo h,
Miller Jacob,
Heaver llcorgo A J, L. Kllno.
Beaver George A J. L. Kline,
Keller Hlehard,
Madison Ibwmhip.
Kills William, estnlo,
M o..r Jacob,
Main.
Flucher J. P.,
Klnchcr J. I'.,
Hosier Jacob,
Hhtniau Hudolph,
Ntiumau (leorge,
Hhuman Daniel, heirs,
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Yctter A Klaso.
Longeuborger Oeorge, estate,
MiJJlin.
Brown David, sr.,
Creasy Henry,
Durnbach Naomi,
Keller John,
Nungcssep Ueorge,
Zlmuiermauii Jostiuu,
YohoJohn It.,
Montour.
(llger John, estato,
lluuisey John, estato,
Ml. Pleasant.
(Irimm Lorenzo,
McCnrly Daniel,
Orange.
;rovellna Samuel,
Kveretl Moses,
Jones Hlehard,
Kllno A, J,,
Kllno A.. 1
Trelplcpioio Jacob,
Pine.
lleuflcld Tliomai.
D.ivls Tliomas, estato,
HeathHylvester,
Vauderbllco Thomas J,,
Poarlngcrcek.
Ilauh J. Miller,
Little ltnbcrt, '
Bucheri'eter,
Barnes Thomas, Jr.,
l'rlck A tjiiumau,
Huston John, part of,
Trlcn Jacob,
Morris Daniel,
Yocum KIMiH,
Yocum Klisha,
Woary (labriel,
Morris D. A M. a. Hughs,
Morris D. A M. (1. Hughs.
Morris D. A M. 1). Hughs .
Morris 1) A M. o. Hughs.
Morris D. AM. O. Hughs,
Weary Oabriel,
Weary (iabrieL
Ilauh J. Miller,
Keller Hlciiurd,
Beaver Ueorge A J, L, Kline,
Sugar Loaf.
llucUalow James,
Colo hzcklel.
Custard Mary,
Uoss Nathaniel,
(Iray Hobert,
Montgomery Itoberl, eslntc,
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WILLIAM LAMO.V,
Bloomsburs, April 5, VM. Trensurti
rpREASURER'S SALE
OF HEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNIV
Also tho following lots, pieces or parcels ol
Seated Lands, returned by tho tax collectors.un
to ho sold at tho same time, under tho provMoui
of nu net of Assembly, entitled "An Act relumi,
to the tnlo of lauds lor tnxos In Columbia Coun
ty." Icrci. Wurrmitees or Owners.
Heaver.
13 Miller KUas,
2 drover Hlephen,
1 Baker Thomas,
3".U Luce Ueorgu A
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Khullz Kzeklel,
Koons Johu,
Hwartwout John,
Conner Mtithlns,
Masters Parvlu,
Brlulc John U,,
liloom.
Puisfll K. B.,
Prenils Nancy,
Murruy Joseph P.,
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100 Miller Reuben,
6 Thomas Jo.lah,
1 Miles Luev,
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Conyngham,
1 Brown William,
1 Fgan Patriek,
U Casey Iiaureuoe,
1" Preston Improvement Co..
I Lot Yorkey William,
Greenwood,
H Drelpleploco James,
23 Watls ioseph,
II I Cole Nicholas,
3 HockChrlstUn,
Hemlock,
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213 Itnlston J William A John,
6 KeslcrJohn,
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11 Breach Joseph,
6 Croul Jacsh,
48 Donehoe Cornelius,
81 Met Charles,
11 Millard William,
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HI Wutklns Hobert M
2 Yeager Henry V
1 Hupp (leorge, tsitato,
3 Htruusor Charles,
Madison,
69
Wlilpi'lca James, estate,
Pine.
Vox John,
MlulerCliarleii,
(Ireenly James,
Hwlsher Philip,
Jioarlngcreek,
Bherman Catharine.
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WILLIAM LAMO.V,
llloouuburg, April 5, Ml. Treason',