The Columbian., May 17, 1872, Image 2

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The (liihcrnalorlal Nomlimllnn.
In vlow of tho momontniH lumust nt
aluko tti tho tioniUni: election, tlio duly
of tho Domomtti! parly Is too plain to
ndtnlt of dQUlt ; mid wo deem It tho
dutv of tho irM3 to spoaic out, uouny
nnd plalnfy IjpWro tho meeting of tho
Heading Convontlou la order to provent
an Irrenfirablo mlfewko. wo hail better
prevent tho nomViihtten of weak mon,
than ba called upon" ttjefond them
nftor thov aro norolnatod.
Outs candjdatq tdioulfT ho a man of
room atlon.' jjuquestioneu integrity ,anu
of subliVbltny' ss to throw In strong
coutra(howoak and corrupt nomlnoo
of tho Republicans, wo navo sucn
men. and duty ns well as necessity
comiitl'a ui to select from among them
We say frankly that wo do not bo-
llovo den, Ciwa to be such a man. For
years he has been closely connected
with cur mammoth corporations, and
Is too Intimately Identified with them
now lo gain tho support of tho Intellt
gent masses.
Nor do wo regard Mr. Scholl as
proper candidate His nomination at
Wllllarasport was not tho work of tho
laboring men, but or a thinly auenueu
convontloa'ln which tho roal represen
tative of that Interest woro outvoted.
.Tnhn hlnnv. Williams. Johnson and
men oMhat stamp had n real constitu
impv or labor reformors back of them
which Senators Flndlay and Scholl had
not. It Is asserted that tho Hartranft
nml Pnmpron men who forced their
wav thoro. voted solidly for Schell
knowing his endorsement at Heading
would lead to Inovltablc uereat.
Mr. Schell, also has dabbled too much
in rnrnnrntlon legislation, to retain
oven tho labor vote. Too many char
tors last, Winter nnd previously were
naased in his Interest, and It was charg
od in the! Legislature that tho object
was to peddlccitem out. Lastly, tho
neonlo of-'th'ls State "will not forget that
when In tiio Snnato ho iravo his voto for
v ..Tmn,it swlnuio mat gavo uiu
main lino of tho public works of this
Stato to tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
Such men are not tho proper candi
dates for a crlsis llko tills, nnd woregrot
to see tho efforts mado to foist them on
tho party.
How Gushing!
Wo clip from tho Washington corro
spondenfof tho Press tho following do
lectablo piece ot news:
Washington, May 8, 1872.
A PLEASANT INTERVIEW.
Colonel J. S. Mosby, ex-Con fed erato
ranger, called to day upon tho President
in company with Sonator Lewis, of Vir
glnla, and was kindly received. They
talked for some tlmo upon public af
fairs, and during tho intervlow Colonel
J. W. Forney, of Philadelphia, camo in
to pay his respects to the President. Ho
was, of course, introduced to Col. Mos
bv. The latter had his little son with
him, to whom ho Introduced Col. For
ney, saying: "Hero Is tho man who
has abused your father in his newspa
nor:" to which Col. Forney responded:
"Aoi i.ir u.ut,ii aa vuu uono. ,v.J."
"Well," said Mosby, "what aro you
going to do about tho Cincinnati con
vention?" To which Col. Forney replied :
"lam going to stand by the old flag
and follow tho old leader. Gen. Grant.
Wo shall settle our difficulties in Penn
sylvania, If there Is any wisdom In our
nartv leaders, and so help to secure a
cood editor for tho New York Tribune
and a good President for tho country."
Then said Mosby, turning to Grant:
"I will never vote for Horace Greeley.
I will undoubtedly support a Demo
cratic candidate if my party nominates
one, and If It don't I will voto for Pres
ident Grant."
Tho President was very much pleased
with tho Intervlow, and after Mosby
loft romarked that "ho looked llko a
man who could rido a horse boldly and
freely."
Colonel Forney says "Mosby Is un
doubtedly a good speaker, as ho was a
good fighter. His bearing is easy and
cool."
How nico all this must sound to old
fashioned Republicans. Greeley, Sum
ner, Trumbull, Fonton, Schurz, and
thousands of other war Republicans do
barred entrance to tho White Houso to
which their votes and Influonco elected
tho present incumbent, whilo he smokes
and chats to securo tho friendship of the
guerrilla Mosby. Grant is now court
ing tho aid of tho lato rebels, In the
hope of making up tho loss caused by
tho division In tho Republican ranks,
and hence ostentatiously parados his
Interview with tho Southern raider,
whoso exploits so much troubled tho
dreams of sutlers, paymasters, and oth
er embryo brevet brigadiers. Greeley's
chances Indeed aro slim when Grant,
Sickles, Longstreot, Mosby, and other
Incongruous elements aro opposed to
him. Such a fusion, however, may
provo less satisfactory to tho people
than that of honest Democrats and
Liberal Republicans.
Call for Democratic National Convention.
The National Democratic Commltteo,
by vlrtuo of tho authority conferred on
them by tho last National Democratic
Convention, at a mooting held this day
at Now York, voted to hold tho next
convention for tho purposo of nominat
ing candidates for President and Vice
President of tho United States, on July
0,1872, at noon, in tho city of Baltimore.
The basis of representation, as fixed by
tho last Democratic Convention, Is
double the number of Senators and
Representatives In Congress in each
State, under tho apportionment census
of 1870. Each State will send delegates
accordingly, and wo invito the cordial
co operation of conservative citizens
who deslro tho restoration of constitu
tional government ana the perpetuation
of republican institutions.
By order of tho Commltteo.
AUGUST BELMONT.
Fbkp. O. Prince, Chairman.
Secutary.
New York, May 8th, 1872.
1 1
How It Is Governed. The manner
In which tho South is governed at tho
present time can bo gothored from tho
following artlclo which appeared in a
Petersburg, Virginia, paper: "A man
from Maine has our post-office; a Ver
mont man" represents us in Congress ; a
follow from Pennsylvania Is our Stroet
Commissioner; our Commissioner of
Revenue Is a Massachusetts man ; a fel
low from Philadelphia Is jailor; tho
Chief of Police Is a Pcnnsylvanlan ;
two negroes represent us In the Legis
lature a Malno man represents us In
tho Senate."
The Concord Monitor says Grant's
groat strength "lies In his being the em
bodlme.it of a groat Idea." An Inquir
ing mini Is lod to ask, "what la tho
Uea?-W, r, TVibtw.
History of a licglslatlio Frnml.
Tliopcoplo of this Stato havo hoard
wilh surprlsu hiuI doubt tho assertion
that (hero aro nets of tho Legislature
upon our slatuto books which, In fact,
wcro never passed. Wo assert nnd can
prove that this is so. Not only do wick
ed and corrupt mon accomplish their
purposoi In this way, but even great
corporations lend their nsslstnnco by
debauching clerks, and purchasing our
rulers. Tho Legislature, Instead of be
Ing a body representing tho pooplo, Is n
mere pleco of machinery for carrying
out tho designs of corrupt mon. Wo
wlllglvoas an lnstanco tho legislation
In what Is popularly known ns tho
"Grado Bill."
Somo thirty years ago, lifter overcom
ing nlmost Insuperable dinicultlo3, tho
Catawissa Railroad wascomploted from
near Tamantia to Milton. Somo tlmo
after, tho Sunbttry & Erlo was construct
cd, nnd both being under nerlou8 llnnn
cial embarrassment n mutual arrange
ment was mado by which card from tho
Catawissa road could pass from Milton
to Wllllamsnort. At that tlmo tho
Sunbury & Erlo had no eastern cornice
Hon nt Sunbury. Subsequently the
Catawissa road procured authority to
extend Its road to Wllllamsport, but
tho tiinu' was limited toNovimibor,187l.
Knowing that the Pennsylvania Hall
road company (which had leased tho
Philadelphia & Erie mull would not
consent to an extension by tho Lcglsla
turo of thu tlmo for constructing the
additional road thu Company also hav
Ing a leaso of that body tho Catawissa
Company resolved to proceed atonco
and comnloto their road.
Tho people of tho West Branch were
deeply Inture.-rtud Iu tills Improvement,
as It developed now territory, and
opened a competing routo for tho trans
portation of lumber, Ac. Iu factMuncy
and WJIIlumspiirt each took $100,000 of
the bonds of tho Company at par, and
smaller amounts wore taken elsowhero
nlnug the line.
Tho routo surveyed and located, no
cessatlly crossed at grado tho lino of tho
P. A 13. 11. 11.. After tho grades had
been established, tho brldgo masonry
nnd a considerable portion of tho graila
Hon of tho road completed, tho Com
pany were Informed that tho Pa. H. R.
Co.. would provent them by force from
crossing their track. Tho formor thon
filed a bill In equity In Lycoming coun
ty asking for an injunction to restrain
tho latter from interfering with thorn
in their crossings, which tho Court
granted, and on an appeal to thu Su
promo Court by the defendants, tho
Court below win sustained.
Aud now comes tho Iniquity of tho
case. During tho session of tho Lcgis
latureof 1871, two different bills woro
presentod in theSonnto affecting cross
ings at grade, one of which was Indefi
nitely postponed, and tho other defeated
on its merits. After tho adjournment,
however, ono of them was ascertained
to bo in tho bauds of the Governor for
approval. Senator Buckalcw, who hap
pened to bo in Hnrrlsburg, accompa
nied Mr. Cummin, tho counsel for tho
Catawissa Railroad Company, to tho
Governor to get him to either voto tho
bill, or at least withhold his signature
to it. Buckalow assured tho Governor
that it had not passed the Souato at all:
that ho knew of tho grado crossing bills
that had been Introduced, his attention
having been directed to thosubject.nnd
no rina Mm bill was nn
tore me senate.
Mr. Cummin also discussed tho mer
its of tho bill, and made tho following
points:
1st. It gives corporations and individ
uals powers equivalent to a quo warran
to, without consulting tho Common
wealth, which might bo bound by tho
result.
2nd. Courts aro compelled to includo
mandatory matter, and determine ques
tions of engineering.
3rd. Becauso grado crossings aro tho
rule, and properly so.
'1th. It is unjust to railroads building,
or to be built,
Gth. Tho courts now havo power to
restrain upon causo being shown.
The Governor in reply said ho had
noticed tho bill when it first camo Into
his hands, and thinking there was some
thing wrong In it, had laid it osldo for
future consideration, that ho was glad
ho had received it so late that ho had
tlmo until tho next session to consider
it. Ho added that ho wanted all the
light ho could get on it, and thought
that undor tho circumstances tho bill
ought not to becomo a law- Considera
ble complaint had been mado to him
about tho presentation for approval of
bills that bad not passed the Legisla
ture, and ho Intonded to call their at
tention to it In his next message He
then mado memoranda, as ho said, for
that purpose. Ho assured bis visitors
that tho bill would not bo hastily sign.
ed, and ho would gladly hoar more on
tho subjoct,
Ho was written to flvo days aftor by
Mr. Cummln,and shortly after that, let
ters were placed in his bauds from a
largo number of Senators and members,
stating that no such bill had passed. In
fact, letters from 22 Senators woro fur
nished him to that effect two-thirds of
tho wholo number and yet Ooury hast
ily signed tho bill. As a sample of tho
Jotters furnished him, wo copy a few:
LEWisnuua, Pa., Juno 11, 1871.
Dear Sir: I certainly nover saw
read, or heard of tho bill submitted to
me, number 2212 Senato file, If it
passed tho Senate It was dono certainly
without my knowledge, and my con
viction is that It was passed by the
third Houso. Tho subject would uu
doubtedly havo attracted my attention,
as you know from tho charactor of pre
vious legislation on tho samo subjoct, or
rather proposed legislation, and of tho
Intorests Involved. I concur entirely
with Mr. Buckalow. Tho bill
marked all right but It was nover dono
with tho consent and by tho direction
of tho Senate. Truly yours.
A. II. Dim..
Allentown, Pa Juno 13,1871.
Dear Sir: Yours of 18th Inst., en.
closing copy of Senato bill, 2212 and in
quiring wnotneri navo any recollection
of tho passagoof said bill by tho Senato
is ui uanu. i am surprised to learn
that such a measure has been cuactcd.
I nover had anv knowledge that tho
samo was before our body.
very respectruily yours,
Edwin Albright.
Lancaster, Pa., July 8, 1871.
Dear Sir: Yours of Juno 27 1 found
on my return homo to day.
I havo no recollection of tho enclosod
bill having passed tho Sonate, and my
Impression is It nover did, but I may
bo mistaken. I certainly nevor read it.
or heard it read before receiving your
copy. xuujKxuuuy yours.
John B. Warfel.
MEADYIM.E, Pa., Juno 22, 1871.
Dear Sir: I rccolvod yours with
what purports to bo a copy of Sonate
bill No. 2212. entitled an actrolatlnp tn
legal proceedings by or against corporations,
I havu no recollection of tho unRsnirn
of this bill, The 2nd section relating
to crossings of Hues of railroads it
seems to mo could not havooscapod my
memory i i nil i iruc union in action
on It, its tho mnttor of crossing at grade,
rec, received somo attention, nun i re
carded it as a dollcato matter to Inter,
foro with.
Yours
G. 11. Dki.amathu.
l . . I can not now recollect any
thlnrr of this Particular hill. I will en
deavor to Inform you If it should bo
brought to my memory upon reflection
a. B. D.
TUNKIIANNOCK, I'a,, Juno 22,187J.
Dear Sin: Yours of tho 10th Inst,
enclosing copy of Sonato bill No. 221!
reached mo yesterday.
I havo no knowlcdgo whntovcr of
any such bill. I nm sure an Important
bill llko that would havo engaged the
attention of somo of tho vlcllant eves
of tho Senato. Its No. Indicates that It
must havo been Introduced nt thu last
of tho session and tho journal should
stato by whom. This bill, If It passed
at all. must bo classed with hasty legis
lation and is a proper subject for tho
governor. Truly yours.
P. M, 03TERHOUT.
Indiana, Juno 10, 1871.
Dear Sin: I havo your noto cnclos
ing copy of bill "rolatlug to legal pro
cccdings by or against corporations." 1
do not think any bill of this character
passed tho Senate. I was a member of
tho Judiciary General Commltteo of tho
Sonato. I sought to follow aud ox
amino all conernl legislation relating to
legal proceedings. I am confident
no act llko tho ono you cncloso mo over
possod tho general Judiciary commltteo
oi tno faonnio nr. any mooting wncn i
was present. Sly attention was special
ly called to tho subject matter of this
bill by nttcndauco occasionally on tho
sittings of tho Supremo Court whore
somo litigation was ponding on tho
matter of tho crossing of railroads nt
crrado. If any bill llko tho ono you
oncloso mo had been before tho Senato
and passed I would havo known somo
thing of it. I think (ho enclosed bill
ncrcr passed tho Sonato.
Vory truly
Harry White,
Huntincidon, Juno 15, 1871.
Dear Sir: This Sonnto bill, No. 2212,
did not pass tho Senato us I am ready
and willing to testify. You nro nwaro
with what vlgilnnco I kopt watch on
ovory bill of tho kind, nnd it was sim
ply an Impossibility for an important
puunc mil or tho Kind to navo Docn
passed without my knowlcdgo. I havo
written to tho Govoruor denouncing It
as a fraud, nnd requesting mm to with
hold his approval.
Yours truly.
It. Bruce Fetrikin.
Similar letters were received from
Senators Evaus, Brooko, Brodhead, Al
lon, Anderson, Bllllngfclt, Duncan,
Kerr, Knight, Olmstcad, Purmnn, Da
vis, Rutan, Turner and Wnllaco. Let
ters to tho samo purport wcro sont by
Representatives Meek, Chalfant, Wil
son, Noyes, Hall, Speaker Webb and
others.
Iu tho facoof all this testimony, John
Geary signed tho bill and then had tho
brass to sit down and writo tho follow
ing letter:
HARRIsBURa, Aug. 3, 1871.
Dear Sir: I havo tho honor to ac
knowledge tho receipt of your letter of
tno mu lust., in which you spoaK or a
former totter bearing dato Juno 27th, on
tho samo subject. I reurot to stato that
tho letter last named by you has not
been received.
In consequeuco of not henrlnrr from
any ono on tho subject of refusing my
signature to Souato bill No. 2212, and
of heavy pressure aud explanations on
tno pari oi tno menus oi the mil, it
was signed and is now a law.
i regret doing this, but 1 can see no
other way now to remedy tho matter,
than for tho honorablo contlcmcn you
to'crouuGTs y5u'ljavo"sta'ted,"and it
win anord mo mucn pleasure to sign
such act.
Yours very respectfully
Jno. W. Geary.
His statomont that ho had heard
nothing on tho subject is false, as tho
dates of tho letters show.
Now tho wholo object of this fraud
by tho Pa. R. R. Co. was to effect tho
ponding litigation In tho Supremo
Court, and having tho forms of law,
Judgo Thompson was constrained to
decido that "for tho present it must bo
regarded as binding."
Truo, tho Catawissa Compauy havo
completed their road, aud tho facts
abovo stated were fully shown at Hnr
rlsburg lust winter, yet tho paid agents
of tho Pa. R. R. and its hired membors
in tho Houso refused to pass a bill re
pealing tho fraud, or to oven allow it
to como up for discussion.
Wo havo gono into detail iu this mat
ter to illustrato how legislation is pro
cured at Harrlsburg, and to show how
rotten and corrupt tho men aro there
whom "tho pcoplo" delegate to mako
laws for thorn.
CONGRESS.
An attempt was made in tho Senate
on Wednesday May 8th to havo the
Louisiana Presidential election take
placo on tho samo day with tho State
election. It was strongly advocated by
Mr. Morton, and as strongly opposed by
Senator Bayard nnd Trumbull as a
more subterfugo to gain cont. .l of tho
Stato unconstitutionally and fu politi
cal purposes. In tho Houso the
question of tea and coffoo having boon
brought up, a long discussion ensued,
and nt its closo tho duties on thoso
articles was struck out of tho bill. Tho
duty on coal was placod at 75cts a ton.
Tho Sonato on Thursday May 9th do
voted almost tho ontlro session to tho
discussion of tho General AmucHty and
tho Civil Rights bills. Amendment af
ter amendment was offered, ugreod to
or rejected, mostof tho votes being vory
close, aud requlrlug tho casting voto by
tho Vtco-Presldent. Finally both bills
were rejected, not two-thirds of tho Son
ato voting in tho affirmative, tho record
standing 32 to 82.
Tho Houso discussed tho Tariff bill
during most of tho session In tho com
mltteoof tbowholo.
In tho Sonato on Friday, May 10th,
tho Louisiana Election bill camo up,
and after further aud earnest protests
from Senator Bayard und Trumbull,
was passed.
Tho Houso passed tho Fortifications
bill, Mr. NIblack showing plainly
enough that tho harbors of tho country
were many of them In nn almost do
fouccless condition. Tho bill provides
for an appropriation of $1,085,000 alto
gether.varloubly dlbtributed. ThoTarJH'
and Tax bills were next taken up, tho
discussion being in regard to tho duty
on pig-iron. A motion of Mr. Dawes
was passed making plg-lron como under
tho geueral lOpercent. reduction clauso.
Tho feature In thoScnato proceedings
on Saturday, was Mr. Sumner's protest
against tho report of tho committee who
had investigated tho enlo of arms to
Franco. Ho charged that parliamen
tary law audjustlcohad bocu violated In
tho appointment of tho Committee,
Senator Stovonson presoutod tho min
ority report, charging a clear violation
of law as elicited by tho Investigation,
nnd that thr- carbines sold, so far from
being damaged, are now In tho hands
of government troops.
In tho Houso a motion of Mr. Dawes
cutting off debnlo on tho Tariff bill by
limiting each speaker to ono mtnuto
was carrlod. An extonded discussion of
general principles followod leading to
no result.
In tho Sunatu on Monday last thu
Alabamncorrospondoucownssubmlllcd,
Mr. Ca.norly spoko nt length ou tho dec
tlou abuses practiced at thoMnroIsland
Navy. Yard. In tho llouso, Mr. Voor
hoes gavo tils opinions on tho political
situation, repudiating tho Cincinnati
nomlntitions. Mr. Glddlngs was given
tho contested seat from Toxas.
Tho Sonnto passed' tho enforcement
act on Tuesday by n voto of 30 to 10.
Tho Houso discussed tho Tariff and
tax bill.
NEWS
According to oftlcial announcement
tho President has forced his brother-in-
law Casey, the Now Orleans Collector,
to resign on account of his political per
forma'neos with Wiiriiititli.
''Tho Radical Hoformi'M," in session
at Now York, haveorgatilz-d an "Equal
Rights" party, nnd nominated Victoria
C. Woodhull for President of tho United
States, with Fred. Douglas forVIco
President.
Thomas Buchanan Head died in
Now York on Saturday last, aged 01
years. Ho was both painter ami poet,
best known as the latter, Ills poem of
"Sheridan's lthu-" Is his best known
production.
Horaco Gneley am i p e s bis with
drawal from tho management of tho
New York Tribune, nnd will "hence
fotth, and until further notice, oxcrciso
no control or supervision over its col-
umus." Tho editorial managomont of
tho Trlbuuo Is nssumod by Whlto Hold
New Advertisements.
LETTING,
There will bo a lettlnz on tlmrcromlsra
leuelve propositi!! to rebuild tho abutments nnd
wing walls nt llio MUlvlllo nrldeo on Thursday
May 30th lS72froin 10 to 2 o'clock. All panics
Cvnus RonnKNs,
11. J. KEKDKR,
Wm. SHAFFKnl
Commissioners Offce, l
llloomsDure May 17, 172,
Attest: W. KltlCKllAUM, Clerk,
Corn's,
DISSOLUTION OF CO -PARTNERSHIP.
Tho co-partnership heretofore existing under
tho llrmnarae of Hnvdor. Ilartman .t inti.
solved by tho death of Uenjamln V. Houdcr. Tho
uuuua ui mu ikiu urm nro iu mo nanus oi u.iniei
Hnydor to whom nil persons knowing them
selves to bo Indebted to tho llrmnro requested to
...ItlfcU 1UIUIWIULU IMyiUUUli
The business will hocnntlnnml ntllin nlil nliw-n
under tho namo of V. Hnydcr. & On.
Ksr-YMay 17th 1872-tf
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, nonolnted nn Auditor tn iili.
trluutu tho funds In tho handsotlllram J. Rcedor,
Kxccutorof John Zelgler, lato of Catawissa twp.
deceasod, to aud amongst tho heirs and legal
Representatives of said decedent, accordion to
law.wlll meet tho parties In lntorest.nt tho olllco
of William II, Abbott In Catawissa, on Saturday
15th day or Juno A, I). XVj'Z. at 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon. All persons having claims upon said
funds aro required to present them to tho auditor
properly suDDortcd. orbo forever debarred from
coming in ou said fund :
JOHN G. FREEZE
May 10, 1873-lw Auditor,
gHERIFP'S SALE.
ilv vlrtuo of a wilt of Fieri Facias lKsnmi out
of the Court of Common I'leas of Columbia
county and to mo directed thero will bo expos
ed to publlo salo on the premises on Satur
day, Juno 8, 1872 at 2 o'clock, ft. m
ah mat narcei or.meceanunu siLURin in Mam.
son township Columbia county and stato of
i-cuusyivama, nounueu anu uescriDeuasrouows.
Ijwitj-.aii DtJrr.'and Vn t'heHouth by lands bf C.
Kramer, containing soventy-two ncros bo tho
namo mora or loss, ou wblou ure vrecfed a dwell
ing houso ana a small barn with the nppur
teuauces. Seized taken In execution and to bo sold ns tho
property of JIartha Heltsman. aw
AARON SMITH, Sheriff,
'S
GREAT TRAVELLING-
MUSEUM
MEETAGERIE.
AND WORLD'S FAIR,
IN SIX SUl'ARATK COLOSSAL TUNl'S.
Consisting or
Muhcuui, Mcnagci-lc, Caravan,
Hippodrome, Polytechnic Ba
stitutc, International
Zoological Uni'ilcn
and
DAN CASTELLO'3 CHASTE AND REFINED
CIRCUS WILL EXHIBIT AT
DANVILLE
mXSAV May 24th, 1872.
OIVINO TWO EXHIBITIONS.
Doors open at 7 P. 51, Hippodrome perfor
mances commeuco at 2 and 8 1'. M.
Admission to tho SEVEN COLOSSAL SHOWS
only 50cts: children half-prlco.
Tills Is POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE COMBINATION OF EX
HIBITIONS EVER KNOWN, and remains abno
lutely WITHOUT A PARALLEL In tho history
of tho world. In addition to THOUSANDS OF
NOVEL and INTERESTING ATTRACTIONS
never before seen, uuQlclont ot themselves to
constitute a ilrst-class exhibition, tho great col
lection embraces also
FOUR WILD FIJI CANNIBALS,
Captives of war, lately ransomed from Klug
ThoUambau by Mr. Uarnum, at a cost of 315.000.
LIVE DIUOER INDIANS from the Yo Senilto
Valley.
THU ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE IN AMEltlCA.
The oaly groap of LIVING MONSTEH SEA
LUNS on exhibition, kept In m,mlvo water
tanks.
Tho tamous HORSE RIDING OOAT "ALEXIS"
Tho Wonderful AFRICAN HNAKKCliUlMEH
MagnlflcentreprescntatlvespeelmensofRAUE
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pUBLIC SALE
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lunatic, will cxposo to public saloon tho premise,
On SATURDAY, .TUNE 1st, 1S72,
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CERTAIN TRACT OF IiAND,
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Union, in tho counties or Columbia and Hchuyl
kill, known as tho Hunker mil tract, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
Acres, moro or lois, aJJolnlhg lands of David
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lsaao Davls.Potor Fouso and others, (excepting
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said tract to dig, mlno, deposit and carry away
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mining of kald minerals: nlso, with tho right of
way for men, horses, wagons, carts, mulos, 4c,
that may bo necessary for tho digging, mining
and carrying away of bald minerals.)
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firmation of tho kulo, and tne balance ln ono
year thereafter with interest trom conllrmatlou
nisi. Purchaser to pay for Deed nnd stamps.
Possession will bo given upon tho purchaser ho
curlng tho purchaso money.
DAVID DAVIS, CommUlce.
Heavcr Valley, .May a, lb".',
N. 13. Tho other parties ln Interest ln Bald land
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ANNOUNCEMENT
THE HLOOMSllUIta LITERARY INSTITUTIi
AND
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
will open under tho eutlro control of tho
BOARD OP TRUST-EES.
They have selected as Principal of tho Instl
lUUUU
ItEV. JOHN HEWITT,
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Tho Spring session of twclvo woeks will begl;
MONDAY, APRIL Sth,
and closo
JUNE 28th.
EXPENSES:
Tallinn nml Hoarding, Including washing and
lie.it. mr the session ol twelvo weeks, U0 oZ
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
. iuttlon for.dny pupils, ono dollar ner week
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P"?-Ua f at the, beginning and tna o ther half at
J. G. FREEZE, . L. n. RUPEltT.
secretary. Prosldent,
A UMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATl! 0KJ0S-1I WKIS.S. DEC'D.
tn.o!;,? w ",L n'ni'"l''V;al,l0n ' tho estato o:
-W..W,,.. ,, 1,1 .u,,,iujgu twp., uotumbl!
county deo'd., havo boon granted by tholte.'ste
of bald count to Oscar P. Eut of Light Street
tuimuuia co., i-a. au persons havlug claims
"ri 'onjniids against tho decedent nro reriuesl
ed to mako thorn known, nnd thoso Indebted
aprll xtfiWr "dVn'lnisStor.
TREASURER'S SALE
Of UNSEATED LAND3 IN COLUilUIA CO,
Agreeably lo tho nrnvkinn. nr ...
sciuuly entitled un Act dlrecthig the mode i o't
tlco to all peisous concerned therein, that unloss"
tho County. Road. Helm.) i,m i
State taxes duo on tho following tracts ol iiusoa ti
ed lands, sltuato ln Cn lnmi.i,. .,.,,, "".'w
before tho day of sale, tho wholo or such paris of
on, will bo sold at tho Court Houso In tlio town
or llloomsburg. Pu.,on tho I'Jlh day ol Juno, ls7J
uud to continue by ttdjournniout, irom day to
day fornrrcarages of taxes duo sal.l County, and
Acres. Warrantees or Owners.
Dol. ct,.
Jicaver.
Oray William
Claik Andrew, tract.
Davis Isaao
Fry David
Little Manilas,
Llttlo Hobo u.
Morris Daniel,
Noyor George,
Nuugosser lleorgo
Shuman F, L'.
Shuman F. 1
bhumau F. L.
Shuman Goorgo & Co.,
Shlpmau 11. W.
Heunluger Christian,
Hhumau F. L,
Shuman F. L.
Hosier Jacob, Uec'd.,
Jlenton,
Chrlstman Ann,
Wells John
Appleman Petor,
Pennington Jcsso R.
liriarcreek.
Applo Paul
llrlttaln William A, J.
Ullsh Reuben,
Reach Nathan,
Heach Nathan,
3J
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10 10
1 60
5 to
It 50
'5 77
5 00
100
70
100
111
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100
110
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12 40
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8 81
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Hoadly S. F.,
Headly B. I'
Hicks Jesse,
Rucer Abraham,
Pealur Samuel J,
Staekhouso Joseph,
Stnckhouso Joseph,
Stackhouse, Joseph,
Suit Adam,
Spouenberg Philip,
slltlor Jacob.
Traugh Henry,
Doty & Pculcr.
Parks James,
Klssuer&Kuorr,
Calawima Toumshij.
McNlnch James H.,
L'lowcll Jacob, Jr.,
1) roost J. H.,
HrobitJ. S,,
H roust J, S.,
Hrobst J. S.,
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iLrts Artcr John,
18 US
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0 33
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1 Crane Michael,
' Chadwlck Ann T.,
' Collins Peter v..
' Cannon Uernard,
1 Colllhan James,
' Fetterman Allen,
GrlfUtli HoDJumlu,
' llluoJohn,
Holmes Thomas,
Jones Ann T, Mrs,
Kline Caroline,
Kllno&Helnbold,
' Keller widow,
1 Loveland II. A.
Langon I'at'k
Morgan V. John,
1 Marks Loyd,
' Marks George,
' MoeuanThoimui.
' Moore Grace Mrs,
1 Nevln Michael,
' Parks
1 Quiuu Patrick,
' Kelly
' Shcphard 11. F,
1 Wltllck Krod.
1 Xlglor William,
Hughs John J,
1 Cain Terronoe,
Davis Henry,
Centre Township.
Connor Isaiah, estate
Conner Samuel, estate
Hewitt & Henodlct,
Frit William, estate
Good Jacob",
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Hill Jacoli estate,
Oonyngham Ibwnsfiij),
Jordan Robert,
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Illltfhlmor Thoiiias,
Wicliorsham Amos.
Hhannon William,
lllckham Georgo,
Harnos Thomas,
Ilea A. W. '
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Young John,
Hranuau ICbenozor,
Ream JoBhua,
Dellaven Peter.
Miller William,
Portor William,
Hccso Daniel,
Warner Jonn.
Heaver A Kllno,
ltceso Mlchnol,
401
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Marr Henrys..
Rolnbold W. j
Westmnn Daniel.
Yoctim Frnult,
Cleaver Elllah,
Cook David,
Kllugamau Fred,.
Kachclrios Goorgo
Goodman William
Wnllaco William "'
Hart Andrew,
l aln Terroneo.
Hclmbach Ph lp,
Hewlg P.S., 11
Joyco Peter,
Knlttle Jonathan.
Jlaulro Tcrreuce
Marr ,t Morris '
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Murnhv An
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0 72
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Joues Junius Htt
homon MlchaoJ.
Montgomery D cslate.
Penler Bamuel J., '
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Parks James 1),.
Molioury Ed., taxes.
Lemon Thomas, N
Franklin,
57 lloycri:dward,
tiO Hower Moses,
21 Lllloy Abraham,
1 Lloyd John,
Greenwood.
.1 Kllno Daniel,
8 Noltou samuol,
10J 1 1tmau Abra., slale
50 Watts ftllodlluo,1'
Hemlock,
30 Campbell L. N
5) Emniltt James,
Jackson.
Uof2ifl Kile John.
)1 of23tl Kilo John,
100 Woolever Jacob,
100 Hess John L
Locust,
ajO Illlllngton Thomas,
Jl Johu Samuel,
51 John Samuel,
101) Rhodes Johu & Joseph.
U lteeso .Michael.
M Hayen William,
'A of 100 Huston Thomas.
JS ol 100 llooso Daniel.
A or 100 Huston Mary.
O "tSM """ton Uharlolt,.,
H of 200 Hoynolds John.
Hof 200 Myers Mary, '
i of 100 Huston Thomas
Hof 190 Reese Daniel.
Hof 200 Huston Mary,
?Is!) "natou Clmrlotte.
? of 200 Reynolds Johu.1
Hof'200 Myers Mary, "
55 Miller Jacob, '
22!i Miller Jacob,
nil Iloaver Georgo & J. I. Kllno
(il Keller RlchArdf
Mtulison Township.
40 Ellis William, estato,
221) Muscr Jacob,
10 91
15 80
3 uo
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91
2 7(1
17 80
17 2i
3 31
3 50
I) 74
10 99
2 80
15 01
0 80
14 73
2 60
2 8J
7 68
9 87
2 30
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7 20
7 2.1
7 20
7 21!
7 20
3 61
7 20
7 20
7 211
7 20
7 20
8 91
4 01
1 II
1 11
11 75
4 70
Main,
Flnchor J. P.,
Flnchcr J. P.,
Hosier Jacob,
Shu-nan Rudolph,
Shuman George,
Shuman Daulel, holra,
33
100
100
108
101
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100
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150
30
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Smock, Hrobst, letter,
Yotter Isaan.
ctterJtllauck .jtaxos 237
Y0UlSfJ!;,l?.?'tD'mle,
Yettcr & Klaso.
Lougenberger George, estato
Mtflin.
Drown David, sr..
Creasy Henry,
Durnbach Naomi,
Keller John,
N ungosser Ucorge,
Imiuerinann Joshua.
Yone John It., '
Montour.
Glger Johu, estate,
ltuiusoy John, estate,
Ml. Pleasant,
Grimes Lorenzo,
McLarty Daulel,
Orange.
I'rovellug Samuel,
Everett Moses,
Jones Richard,
Kllno A, J
Kllno A. J
Trelplepleeo Jacob,
Pine.
HonHeld Thomas.
Davis Thomas, estate.
Heath Sylvester,
Vanderslico Thomas J.,
Iloaringcrcek.
Raub J. Miller,
Llttlo Robert,
Uucher Peter,
llarnes Thomas, Jr..
Frlck & Shuman,
Huston Johu, part or.
Trlon Jacob,
Morris Daniel,
Yocum ElLsha,
Yooum Ellshn,
Weary Gabriel,
Morris D. dt M, O. Hughs
Morris D. & M. G. Hughs i
-Morris I). M. o. Jiuuiu'
Morris D.aM.o. iiSwls '
Morris 1). & M. O. lIUKhs'
Weary Oubrlol, ""'u.
Weury Gubrlel
Raub J. Miller.
Keller RlcharJ,
Hc.iver George ji J, L, Kline,
Sugar Loaf,
lluckalow James, .
Colo Eieklel,
Custard Mary,
Goss Nathaniel,
Gray Robert,
Montgomery Robert, estate.
Itoherts t Lar,h, '
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2! 10
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102
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261
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Hljomsbur
April 5,1872, Treasurer.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF SEATED LANDS IN OOLUilUIA COUNTY.
Alin thn frtllnlnr. i.
Seated ;.nds7reiuri?ed by' tu'o Ux eollScaK'iar3J
to bo sold at tho samo time, und tho provlTiou?
01 uu actot Assembly, outl led An A?t re atlSg
to the sale of lands lor taies lu Columbia Coiu-
-4crcj. lruiranfrai or Owiuri.
IM. CD.
Heaver,
Miller Ellas,
Grover stopheu.
Halter Thomas,
Luce Georgo A
Benton.
Conner Presorve.
ShuluEzeklel,
Koons John,
Swartwout John,
Conner Mathlas,
Ma.ters Parvln,
HrluUJohu O.,
Bloom,
81
15 27
17
131
28 U0
17 92
4 2J
0 1!
1170
172
2 40
19
1 Lot Puis 11 E. B.,
C34
131
390
iicii'ii aiioy,
Murm, Joseph P.,
Briarcrcek.
Sillier Reuben,
Thomas Joslau,
mites Lucv.
Vaupell U.lah,
Oonyngham,
l!i own William,
I.'au l'atrlck,
Casey Laureuoo,
Preston lmproYtment Oo,.
Yorkey William,
Greenwood,
Drolpleploco James,
Walls Joseph,
Oolo Nicholas,
Hosk Clirlttlau,
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225
220
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Jlemlook,
Susquehanna Slate Company,
Jackson,
Ralston J William & John,
Kesler Johu,
Locust,
13 60
212
12 93
64
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3 Preach Joseph,
fi Croul Jaoab.
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14
71
111
43
93
04
65
123
60
110
10
48 lloneboo Cornelius,
83 Metz CharleJi,
Millard William,
Myers Jacob.
i Lot Hloycr Sarah,
ii Thomas Hlrau,
Watklns Robert M
Yeagor Henry V.,
Hupp George, eciato.
Strauser Charles,
Madison,
30
Whlpples James, estate,
630
Pine,
Fox John,
Mluler Charles,
Greonly James,
SwlBher Philip,
Boarlngcretk,
8 71
843.
160
12S
43
Sherman Catharine,
1
Uloomsburc. Aprll l"44" &eMur..
I 30
!20
191
5 10
1 9J
810
IHJ
330
198
1 I9
CO
127
177
7 02
II 85
83J
680
6 j2