The Columbian., August 18, 1876, Image 2

THtiVOLUMIUAN AN1 DEMOCRAT, BJLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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1 ENNSYIjYAX'IA TO TIIK 1'OUK.
Wc are i.illing Hint our opponents should
in ii' c in the delusion that tlio Democracy
t f tl'I -,.ite do not intend to tnnko an active
carm i. cuivai thl'lFalldiul wo do not with
ii of mir friends to entertain tlio eatno bo
ll f. l'wn if Pennsylvania were n doubt
i'ul si.ito, tactics would dlctnto that sho
' mil tako n part in tlio fight along the
Whole lino. Wo well remember that nl the
liatt'o "-f Hpottsylvnnln, after Hancock with
I'm h ,-,)ul Corps had achieved his magnifi
r victory, the Fifth Corps on Ills right
v. as irihrcd Ui nttnek tlio enemy in their
fr in, u i.o wcro well entrenched, and had
rem .(.(;iy repulsed our asstilts. Tho Pa.
1 . nros, le.l by McOnudlcvss and Knt led tho
vd os attacks, and whilst tho encmlys
A worst were not takon.iV lent the Confederates
wlf ''t i"'f'i iid prevented tltcni from recti
jjjji f ''" weakened Jlank. In this way
y piriuruied as important a servico as
their ci nirndes who captured Johnson's 1)1
vi don. Tho moral is, give the llepublleam
A of iforh in Penniytcania, even f tec do
Iut why should wc despair of Pennsylva
nia , Iho fctato is naturally Democratic.
It was so in anto-war times. It was so in
lw 2. It was so overwiiclniingiy in 1874,
notwithstanding the fearful gcrryniandering
mid by a K . tical legislature. Packer in 18S9
11 ii'id lsuekalcw in 1872 were elected by tho
pcjple, but counted out by the scoundrels.
jjri 1 n.'. r tlio revised Constitution, and vigilant
,,! wntch;ulucs3, thi. frauds of those years can
iijf tint bo repealed,
toej In no State is tho common distress more
severely felt than in Pennsylvania. Her
1 indu-trl's aro nil prostrated, and thousands
of laboring men, now on tho verge of starva
rj tion cuii trace i L directly to tho doors of Had
vp) ,t' 'n,'oni misrule, and coiruption; and
iwrf In l'.' eh .'Hon ol Tihloii and Hendricks they
jj oo hi'u. -t uovernutent, n icditction ofex
nm l,e,,L tsls tnd cvnsecpiently a revival
'iiil tf bu lries.1.
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3 cmr opponents nro divided. Jilaiuo was
tho choice of tho Republican masses (or
yr'. Presidcut.but tholJamoronsaiid ollico holders
ji Riiveinemn iion-oniiiy m nominating llaves.
They asked lor broad Mid were given a stone.
Our party is united, and nut a word of dis
ulfecliim is heard.
Lot us tlmii go to vvotk ntonce. Organ
ize every precinct and fcIioo! District. 1'or
year.i tho Democratic voto hits not been
brought out. KITectivo oraiii?ation will
correct this. In this County lint year wb
bad over 2100 majority, mid yet hundreds of
Democratic voters remained at home. Tho
work of organization depends mainly upon
tho people, and if.lliey act promptly and
clUeiently l'eniiiylvaiihi will ho placed in
thoTilden and Hendricks column by 20,000
majority.
T11K l'OTTSVIIihi: TRIALS.
A great sensation was created on tho 10th
inst., in tho ll-llio Mnmiire trials by the
appearance of Prank Mollugh a tool of tho
Jfollio conspirators, on tlio witness stand, to
corroborate the evidence of Jlcl'arlen the
detection
Thero was a perceptible bhuddcr among
his fellow-co.ispirators when .McUitgh kissed
the Uook after tho Clork of tho Court had
repeated to him the solemn injunction that
ho was to tell "the truth, tho whole truth;
and nothing but tho truth " "Women
especially, who had hitherto -nhown more
stoicism than tho mulo conspirators, evinced
tho deepest solicitude. They bent forward
their headj upon their hands and for tho
"a first time showed tu.ir in their cycs3 The
gang in the dock trembled and Jack ICcboo
Nj turned paler than ho ever did. Frank
pri? Mcllugli belongs to Mnhanoy City, and was
secretary of tho divUiou of tho Mollios at
l'J that place: Ho has always been n wild young
fellow, and is tlio only one of tho prisoners
A. 3 nt present on trial who h&3 been out on bail.
J'-jjl McIIugU corroborated tho evidence of JIc
Km Parlen in almost every particular, and is a
c. v first-class witness for tho State.
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p The jury in tho casoof tho Commonwealth
versus Jack Kchoe, county dblegato of ttio
Met "Mollies" In Schuylkill county,and Canning,
county de'.gato of tho older in Koithuinber
' bnd county, and six other prominent mem-
mu bers of tho organization, found them nil
vj guiltyjof a sault and battery with intent to
Aij kill Win. Thomas. Frank Mcllugli, who
turned Stale's evidence, was recommended
t to tho mercy of tho court-. The samo men
are btin tried now for conspiracy to kill
I William and Jesse Major at Mahanoy City.
TIM) UN ON 1'INANCKS.
fi mo f-l'onr Uepublican cuilois and orators
are somewhat hysterical about tha podlinn
ofTildeu and ileudrieks on tho question of
Financo and Currency. Tine, our nppo
naits know litllo about tho subject as shown
by their past management of it nor ftiu they
lun. t enough to publish tlio views of cur
candidates. It may lull their fears to lead
tho ti 'Hawing irom tho Pliihi. Ledger, owned
by Child, Oram's intimate and lonfidential
frhnd, and considered sound autlioiity on fi
iisik ial questions.
W,- h,te ulicndy nottrtil the open ntowal
of c.i 'i '.f iho candidates iismiil fur l're
d'i,t . !,d Ylie-Prcshlent of i!io United
r- uii , and in no direction is there anv pro
1 i n y of a direct leaning to nu 'nftation
en Mr umenry. 'ihciois not tho least dan
cer tl at cither of our political pavli -s will
adopt uny fucIi piograiniiie.
(r- Tho Republican organs who nro lilusdng
fio Dtmcxr&tlc Hoiuo without Mint me
ovtrd'dng the mutter. Kvcu the New York
'J'Mvue in Us liwuo of Wednesday has tho
following conipiitaonUry noi'ire :
Lot il has mudd n nicer 1 In l Ii roe dirue.
tl r. It rxpo.ud a coriupt 'ier.ritary of War
ai. i dri'Vo him from (.flue, It invi'M lifted
11.1 u:i-iTup'llo;u Minister to England, und
scourged him homo. It riduculappropila
ti nn sometime! whely, often iinwlmdyj
but nt id! events it reduced them, and , tor
Bll.o pivscut, checked tho euorui'ius ohiendl
tuns of public money. For thoso let this
Congress have all thanks ; and lot us frank
ly say, too, that tho whole credit is due to
tho Democratic Houno.
Republican papers plcas9 copy.
It is with pleasure v-' It") of tlio renenn
luatluii of lion. W. C. Plunr.n'.cr of Craw-
furd C'-unty fur tho LejUlflUrt', una Mirn
dirS istly bono for his rceleetiou, Tho Demo-
craU of Miflllu hliould also return Ilifli, J.
y j W, Parker. The Dsraoornti need Mu'i
and cxprrionco In the lower Iluuse. There
not been an over supply of clthr recently.
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Now Hut llelkiisp l.as lvi acquitted by
y,,0. ii, Uepublieun ,Simtor, 011 thu ground
s i t:.d. lie did not slenl niere thnu Ida prlnd
''? put, Grant, hd not Onuionn bitter ieIgn,
m and let Relkimp reume lf-e old imst u Uto-
, rotary 01 warr not mm it wouiu uoanun
: 7, . ,,,nni !, Hi
would bo a iindteiilloi..'' Wo only inakol Smw P. Gary of Ohio, wUoo Ieltor of ac,
the stifgetiti, I coptanCo will bo pnUWitd In fw dny.
(Il'll COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
As Is usual in Counties having strong par
Umii ninjoi itie, we had a Inrgo uuniber of
enudidfltp for tho various o1T1i?m to bp filled
itt Ihp coming election, and the oonlcst was
umiMinlly warm. Isovrr, prrlini, was the
County so Ihnmturjily ranvased, and there
fore the nuinber of broken pledge was uu
usually Iflifre. P.ut the proceedings of the
Oonronllou were so entirely fair and har
monium, that llm disappointed ones must
accept defeat with resignation, n itiany good
men have had to do before. Tho people
have settled tho question, and on a voto of
three fourths of our party strength In the
County, lly their decision wo muft abide.
As tho contest lor Congress mulled in a
tlo vote between tho delogUos, and as tho pro
Cedent of taking tho popular majority was
rejectcd.althougli It was adopted in tho rules
for future management, wo refrain from al
luding to tho candidates in this connec
tion. 1-3. J. Mcllonry of Fishingereek was nn
animouly renoiulinled for tlin Legislature.
This was a well deserved compliment to n
faithful and elllcient llepresentallve.
His colleague. D.ivld H. llro.vn, of Jlaiu
Towushlp is a man of excellent reputation,
sterling good sense, and will conscientiously
dlschargo tho.dutios of his ollice,
V. Ii. Shunian was chosen as Associato
.ludgo from tho South side of tho river. Ho
Is well known to tho people, bears nu un
blcmidiod character, and will perform his
judicial duties with uprightness and fideli
ty. Tho other Associato named was I. K.
Krlckbatim, Kiq., of, llcnton for many years
a Justice of tho Peace. Ho has long been
noted for integrity, and cottrleotunoss, and
will provo a lit successor to Hon. Irani
Dorr.
John W. HolTuian, after n warm contest,
was nominated lor Sheriff. Jlr. Hoffman
formerly resided in Ccntro Township, from
whence he recently moved to this place. He'
is a farmer by occupation, and this is lils
first effort for an ollice. He is tobcr, in
dustrious, and thoroughly competent for tho
duties of tho ollice.
1'or Jury Commissioner, Kit Bobbins of
of Fishingcrcel; was selected. The ollico re
quires a concientioiu,prudcnt man, as much
of Iho proper administration of Justice- He-J
ponds upon him. Wo believe Mr, Ttobbins
In be antitely qualified for the position.
Now thStt our nominatioi'.s are iniido there
should be no further dvlay in tho thorough
organization of tho party. Everything is to
bo gained by prompt action.
rooii HOWAItl) I
A recent number of the Ou:etlc& Jiiillclin,
has tho following :
Kvidently General O.O.ltownid shaics tho
views recently expressed in an editorial in
theso columns, concerning the necessity fur
caution lest the Into lehels obtain control of
tlio government through tho triumph of tlio
Democracy. In a paper of his published in
tho Atlantic Monthly lie s.iys : "Just now it
seema almost a shanioMo havo lived to
nilnglo in these- times. Thosn who sought
tho nation's life are becoming its rulers; but
our Union heroes havo a proud satisfaction
in knowing that thoy wcro tho direct means
of killing Fccesinn, stnto supremacy, and
slavery in America, and that it is only tho
onlarged generosity of tho victors that has
lilted up tho vaiiquMicd into the higher
position of power."
Wo used to liavo somo respect for the
opinions of our cotomporary, because there
wcro Hashes of independence that did it
credit. Of lato it has become a thick and
thin organ.
A word, however, as to Howaul. Ho has
been styled '"an eminently ChristianSoldier,"
and wc suppose that that was tho reason
Grant was so much atTaclicd to him, and
why Sigel was removed from tho command
of tho Eleventh Corps to mako room for him.
To his lead. may bo attributed thodiater at
Chanccllorsvillc, and nearly its repetition at
Gettysburg.
,Ho thinks it is "almost a shaino to have
lived to mingled in theso times." Is it be
caiiso a Democratic Congress h.v exposed
tho incapacity and rottenness of the
present administration, or is it because tho
speculations of this "eminent Christian
Soldier" as Chief of tho Frecdman's Bureau,
havo been brought light " Howard and his
agents not only swindled tho Government,
but tho ptior blacks under his charge. Tho
college which v.-as to bo established for their
improvement was a speculation lor his bene
fit, Tho bank at Washington which was to
seccivo their nmall earnings, robbed them
and enriched Grant's fiicnds.
Hut this j'ioushypocritofurthei- complains
that thoso who sought tho nation's life are
becoming its rulers." What bosh ! The
people should rulo in this country, and tho
South is very far in tho minority. Intact,
sineu the war it was a buurce of strength to
thu Itepublicau party by adding to their
ranks 800,000 culoied voters, lint Howard
forgets that is was Republicans who urged
Jcii. Davis' release, that it was Grant who
secured immunity to Lee, promoted Long
street and Orr mado Ackerman his Attor
ney General, and took Moaby, tho Guerrilla
chief, to his bosom.
Let us hear no moio from Howard.
Somo of our weak minded Republican
cotcmporaries are alarmed about Gov. Til
don's connection with tho St. Louis
Alton, and Tcrro Ilnuto It. R. In order to
caso their minds wo quoto tho following
from the N. . Tribune, a devoted Hayes
organ, and certainly authority among our
opponents:
Tho answer of Cor. Tilden and other de
fendants concerned In the St. Louis. Alton
and Tone Hauto Railroad Company trans
actions, is lwi;,v but perspicuous and to tho
poiiii. 11 snows mm, t no company was nn
m.Misy benefited by iho necwaion ofGov.
Tibltu ami his frionds to its control. Tho
transactions in tho slock wero individual
acts Mid not those oflnistees. Thu amount
paid Mr. Tilden fur legal services wero lor
specific work done, und his charges wero less
than they might Justly havo been made. In
short, there ii no apparent occasion for tho
mud-throwing about this busim in which
Gov. Tilden's op).oneuts havo so vigorously
Indulged.
Such stuff' its this could wily rmanafo
fliiii ll.(u'rtiry Amritm
"Tho Alabains, clrtHl ,11 )ns'!o IVoo
cr.ittc as iisu.il about 2 i,Mti nuijnrity. t w
really ivstonUhing that tl.tro wo any Re
publican Kites cwt at nth" Tu tho nbovw
ssnteiico liicio are two w(;uificatitorior.s.
1'lrtt, tho majority w over 40,000 th
eluotion was a quiet ne, there i.ot being
even a dog fiht,
HAeond, Tho State, has not been usually
Dsmocratlc, Grant having liad'l,2S0 majori
ty In 1808, and 10.823 majority in 1872.
Next I
Frd, Grant, son ot U. S , wanted to lie a
Midler, wm appointed aodetat Weit Point,
iducntcd nt the publlo expeme, and adgn
el to the Seventh O.wdry, Utely oominnu
dd by tho galkint Ouitor. Why do he.
not Join his Regiment? Is Itoownrdle, or
Is It because the President's, win is to be kept
from d.Aiger? He should share in tho dan
ger nf his oommand or glvo way to inoreJ
worthy uiatetlM.
Thq QrKuUck party have had a Jurd
Unto i-a finding Ronndldato for Iho Vio Pie.
. tm. I - L tit
- woncy, iiioy iauav iaHm 011 wemroi
ADJOIlltNMIlXi W C0NH1H183.
After along scailon, tho bushiest is at
last finished, and CegrciH adjourned on tho
IfithliiKt. 'ilirre 1ms not been n gient deal
accomplishes! In tho way of legislation, but
tlin work done by tlio Houo In bringing to
light tho frauds and corruption of the pre
sent administration has been of more servico
h the nation than any amount of law making
could havo been, ltnlso savod tho people
$8o,0J0,000 In culling down appropriations'.
Tho Republican Sonnto lias shown ltelf
striclty partisan, and refused tongieotomany
measures originating in tho House which
wcro loudly called for by tho poople. llel
knap, guilty by his own confe.olon, was ac
quitted, tho repeal ol tho resumption act
allowed to fall without notion, and 'many
other (icts of omissian or commission done,
simply becnuso tho prospects of tho Repub
lican Presidential candidates might bo affec
ted by the Senate acting like honest men, in
unison with tlio Houso. It looks very much
as though they had taken tlio wrong horn of
Iho dilemma, for many citizens," hitherto
iepublicati3 arn being tliivcu from tho ranks
of that party, to vote for reform. Whether
tho Senate has ncted wisely, will bo shown
nt tho November elections.
Uofnro adjourning Mr. Hanks submitted
tho following:
llm1, That tho houo of Representa
tives at tho moment of closing its present
session, tenders to tho Hon. M, O, Kerr, its
beloved presiding officer, tho unanimous ex
pression of the heartfelt sympathy of its
members in his nflliction nnd tho hope that
tho recovery of his health may soon give to
liis country tho benefit of id's counsel nnd
oxnmplc.
The resolution was declared unanimously
adopted by tho speaker pro lent,, Mr. Say
lrr. A copy of tho resolution was orderod tele
graphed to Mr. Kerr.
At seven o'clock n messago was received
from the t:onato announcing that tho senate
had passed a joint resolution for tho fin?'
adjournment of congress at 7.30 p.m., and
is was adopted.
Tho cniniuilteo of thrco appoint to wait
nn tho President and anuotii'o that both
houses wera ready to ndjf'jn)) reported that
the President ha 1 no ''jrtlier communication
to make. Tho Speaker pro tern., then an
nounced I'-.a't tli(. hour for final adjournment
hnviii'nirrivod "thanking tho hnii3o for its
Wirtosy, tho first session of the Forty fourth
coiicipss stands niipiuruca without uay.
Mr. Garfield (Mr. Clymer having taken the
chair) offered the resnlminn tendering the
thanks of the hoti'" to Mr. Siyler. speaker
pro tern., Cor tho efficiency anil ability with
which ho discharged tVo tiylng anil arduous
duties of his ollico during tho iircscnt term
of service. It was amended by uaninious
consult so as to include the uamn of Mr.
Cox, of New York, and unnnimotislv pass
oil. SHAM IiKWlM.
Hayes, in ids letter of aeeeptanee, spe
ciously iiromi.-es civil service reloriii." How
ho can aecompli-.li it, under tho head of
Chandler, the chairman of tho national
Committee, the Camcrons, Logans, Patter
son", el nl, wo fail to see. Tho men who
control Grii't would dic'atc to him.
Rut to show tho fallacy of tho unmeaning
promises, wo havo only to quote from Grant's
second annual message dated December (ith
1870. Grant said :
"Always favoring practical reforms, 1 10'
spectfully call your attention to 0110 abuse
if long standing, whiqh I would like to .ste
remedied by this congress. It is a reform
in tho civij-servico of tho country. I would
havo it go bt yond tho mere fixing of 'the
tenure of clerks and employes, who do hot
require 'the advice and consent of the, Sen
ate' to mako their appointments c iiplete.
I would havo it govern not the teuhio but
tho manner of making all appointments,
There is no duty which so much p inbaras
ses tho executive and heads of deiVirtments
as that of appointments, nor is tiiero any
such arduous and thankless labor s.mpossd
upon our Senators and Representatives as
that of finding places for constituents? "flic
present system does not ecuro ,l"f best
men, and often even not fit meh iV imblic
place."
This was tho promise, - what wnf "Vf ful
fillment '. Iblknap Secretary of Fw; tho
whiskey ring lead by R.ibcoekjXcloiiald,
Joyce, Averv and McKco, persona friends
of the President, and entrenched behind tho
influence of tho White House. Relknap was
bribed in tho War Department, Robeson
robbed the Navy, Williams prostituted
justice as Attorney Uencr.il, Delano sold
contracts in tiio Interior Department. L"s
ser rogues bko Shepherd, Clapp, and others
lollowed in the wako of their superiors and
tho wholo administration became corrupt
from top to bottom, and Grant still not on
ly attempted to shield his partners in ciime,
but drove from position such genuino refor
mers as Uri-to'.v nnd J en ell.
And yet tho Republican Convention en
dorses Grant, and Hayes follows suit.
Tho only lcmedy is to elect Tiltfau and
Hendricks, men of pure record and pnie-
ileal reforms.
THE LETl'Klt.S Ol' AITKITAXCK.
Last i;cck we gave in full Gov. Tihb;n's let
ter of acceptance of tho Democratic nomina
tion for President. Fully understanding tho
magnitude of the task and tho expectations
which had been raised in regard to tho let
ter, Mr. Tilden very properly took ample
time for its preparation. It is .uuequaled as
a political document for force- mid clcarne.-s,
With a keen insight, ho points out tho evils
under which we labor, anil with raro ability
makes specific suggestions as to tho piop.cr
remedies. His positions are utterly unas
sailablo ; and tho-o of our opponent s who so
loudly demanded to hear from oir caudidato
aro now abashed and silent. And tho prop
ositions of tho Governor como with Iho moro
furco because be has practically tested them
as Governor of tho l-3inpire State. Gov. Dix,
it was claimed, was a model Executive, and
yet tho Canal and other rings thrived under
111 tit. lildeu not onlv br.iku them tin and
punished the offenders, but reduced tho State
taxation Irom iflo.dOOOO to $8,000,000 a.
year. If on such a field so much could be
saved tho people, it is easy to lnmgino how
much his nerve and energy could accomplish
as our Chief Magistrate. RnroitM would bo
tho order of tho day, and Washington would
bo purged ol tho scaly crowd that now in
fest it. Tho Relknaps, Rabcooks and Shcp'
iiard would give way to puro nnd able
statpsioti), whoso time would bo given to the
H'.ili'a of the nation ra'.htr limn to huro
races and watering places.
Tho letter of Gov. Hendricks, whirh w-
publish this week, is a document worthv irf
tho leputallon of Its author, and should lv-
cuivo u cnretul perusal. It shows that (u-
candidates aro not only In nooord with tlw
platform but with each other, Tho much.
debated financial anil currency questions nro
handled 111 a clear mid stntosmanl.ku man
ner, without any attempt at oration ordoub
lo dealing.
Tho letters of all tho candidates are now
before tho people, nnd they in their sorer
u!gn oupaeity must weigh tho argument and
pledges, weigh the characters o( the writ
ers, nnd then decide who thitll lead this nu
tion for the next four years.
Tho New York 'Vie wild of doinor
Tilden. in lu iuuo of Fvbruury HO. 187C
"II has ao far shown thut ho will nU nbntK
una jot of hi Itone.t oonvletloni, or wmwnt
lo any not v Moh ho Ulievai to U morally
"wrong, to gratify any wofpnlltluteiu what
flysr," And that In tha roanon why thc-poo.
'llo prftpow to oket Undo Sftuml to the.
lilgliwt plat in the ia of U4 paopW.
Opinion by Wn. I'.Uvcll, P. J.
1.O0U8T MOUNTAIN CO A I. AND IttON CI).
cnNV.vnitAM m'iiooi. liinTitirr.
X6. tip!. Term, 1 S7('. 1 ' h
In their bill )ho (Vinplalnautsnllego thai
tliCBchool directors of Conyngliani township
havo levied and are proceeding to cidleet a
building tax of two nnd ouo-half milts upon
tho dollar of tho valuation of tho taxable
properly in said district. That tho value of
the taxable properly In tho district l-s $50,3,5 It!
and that the tax levied amounts to $M21..1((
that the valuation of tho property of tho
complainants assessed nt tho rate aforesaid is
$181,010. It Is further nll.-ged that said levy
Is unnecessary and illegal, inasmuch ns tho
school board arc not engaged In erecting
any school building nnd do not contemplate
erecting during tho current year, nnd nlso
Hint the district Is free of debt Incurred for
tho erection of school buildings.
It is admitted by the nnnwer of defendants
that they are not engiejed in erecting any
school building and that they do not con
tomplato erecting anv such building or pur
chasing any grounds for school purposes du
ring tho current year; but allege that tho
district is In debt in thcum of four hundred
dollars for grounds purchased fur school pur
poses In 1S75; lor desks and In school houses
constituting fixtures thereof in tho mini of
lour hundred nnd six dollars; also lor hard
waro in tho erecting and fitting of school
houses in tlio amount of about 900 also
that about 0110 hundred dollar or moro nro
roquircd to paint a school house which they
have lately erected.
Without a formal replication tho comihc.'I
of tho parties havo agreed by writing here
with filed to submit tho caso upon thu bill
and answer, with a icqiicst that it bo special
ly determined whether tho proposed applica
tion of building tax to ilcaVs and seats at
tached in school houses, is. lawful, und also
what outlays upon school buildings during
tho year a tax may l.i.vrully bo collected for.
I!y tho !Wd section of tho Act 8 May, ISol,
"school directors nro authorized once in each
yc.ir to levy a special lax not exceeding tho
amount of tho regular annual tax for such
year to bo applied bololy to tho purpo'a of
purchasing or paying for the ground and tho
building or erection of school buildings
thereon."
Paying fur lands purchased for tho nec
essary hardware usrd in erecting a school
house and for painting the buildings erected
out of tho spo. ial building tax aro matters
so plainly authorized by tho law that there
is no room for doubt or cavil upon tlio sub
ject. Rut it is earnestly contended by tho
counsel fur complainaiitn that fitting tho
school houses erected by directors with scats
and desks is to bo paid for out of the general
school fund, and not by a buildingtax. This
view of tho law limits thu application of tlio
building tax to the mere walls and roof of
tho building, and stops short of making it a
school building. It might as well bo said
that a storo is a complete store, without
tho counter and shelvcs.as that a sclimil house
is a complete building without setts and
desks. Counter, tables, drawers and shelves
pass with a store as realty. 1 Wishbiirno
Real Prop. 17, Talcr vs. Robinson F,nb.,
X. V. Rep. -1S5.
So pews in a church partako of tho nature
of realty although owned by an individual,
tho general property belonging to tho corpo
ration that erected the chinch. 1 Wash, 20,
The old lest of physical annexation was
exploded by Gibson, C. S., in Voorhis vs.
Freeman, 2 W. & S. 1 1(i Hill vs. Seward 8 P.
F. Smith 271. Soger vs. Petit 1 Weekly
Notes, 220.
In Mcigh's appeal 12 P. F. Smith HI), Judgo
Aguew says; "Tho old notion nf physical
annexation has long siuco been exploded in
this State: On tho contrary tho question
of fixture, or not, depends on tlio nature and
character of tho act by which tho structtiro
is put in place, tho policy of tho law con
nected with its purpojo and tho intentions of
thoso concerned in tho act."
Rut whether tho seats and desks of a
school house erected by school directors aro
made fast to the lloor as was formerly tho
caso in most school houses, or aro of the im
proved kinds now generally used, in my
judgment can mako 110 difference; in cither
a.so they arj necessary to constitute a school
building. Tho purpose was that thoy should
bo used as part of tho buildingaud a reasona
ble construction of tho law requires that they
should bo paid for, out of tho building
fund.
In thus holding I am not to ho understood
as holding that a school hoiiso' not recently
built, can bo re-scaled or provided with new
uesks in place ot old ones, out of tho build
ing fund. This would comu under Iho head
of repairs which aro not to bo paid for out
of tho special tax. The provision in thonct
that this tax shall bo applied tilelj to pay
ing for grounds nnd erecting school buildings
excludes tho idea of appropriation to any of
the current repairs which from timo to tlmo
tocoino necossary about a school hcu?e. On
this subject I fully concur witli Judge Walk
or in Zimmerman s. school directors of
Pincgrovo !i Legal Chronicle 2, in which ho
held school directors cannot Icvey a building
tax to repair old erections.
In the answer of defendants they admit
having laid tho tax in part to meet small nut-
lays upon tho school buildings which will bo
required during tho current year.
To tho extent that they havo douo this
they have exceeded their authority.
Sinco tho argument a statement under
oath ofono of tlio defendants has been hand
ed to mo by whu h it appears that tho v.hnln
.'lOo for seats and desks was not expended
upon tho new buildings that tho amount
expended for thoso was $2(iJvl",
The items for the payment of which tho
tax was lawliilly levied are :
I'lrnt, parcliasu moi.py fur (truiuid
S0iMI.ll. kia'H .'.llll leal,H lleVV llllillllllis. .
'1 lili'J. r.lll of li.iidiv.iio for huiblliiKN
Fuurlli, I'jluiluii' lwusu ,
1 10 1 M
vol 4.-,
!,) no
in, ui
JSU 43
150 M
Tu Hits tfi.iy lie properly added for Inlcnjst,
e.-vUiicratlons und eomiulsstuiis
That (imount will bo raised by a voto of
it ono ituniirwiins ot 0110 por cut., on
on the ftssntfcd value of tho tuxalilii topity
nf tho dUtrict. Koiiio of it inny not hit
realised at (moo, but that is 110 reason why
thoso who mo ready to pay shall bo burdened
with moro than their just propoilimi of the
amount presently iiqiiirod.
And how August 8, lH7d this cattsoratiui
on to bo heard and was argued by counsel
and submitted by agreement lu writing.
Whereupon on duocousldpratlou it is onl -rod
adjudged and decreed that tho defendants bn
enjoined from collecting of tho complainants
of tho tax now lovied lor building purposes
nud in the hands of Peter Luby for collection,
moro than seventeen ono hundredths of one
nor cent on tho assessed valuo of their taxa
bio properly rosnectlvoly. Tho .money col.
lectod to bo applied in payniont for grounds
purchased for school purposes for tho hard
ware used in buildings lately ereotod by tho
school directors for tho palming of tho
fcchool hauo lately cresiod at Icuit
Dale, nnd in payment of a debt con
tracted to tho amount of two hundred nud
slslyfour and forty-flvoonohnmlredth dollars
for seats and dusks In school houses erected
in the year 187fl. No patt of tho funds
ruiu oy ina spociai iax i jr tiiiiiuing (inr
lloM li 10 ll KUIIIIM It) rolHVn t" UUV
amount upon sonool l,ou.w art they aiv
erotd and ooinnltil.
lhooiwU lo bo Wmdly divided blwtrtii
tho complainants, and tho Mlionl dlreotom
named ladsfondants. Injunction dlrctd ao
onrdlng to tho'dtcre.
Wm. RliWRIiTi,
Prrtdt!it Judgs,
National Doiuooratib Tickot.
rou l'niMinr.xt,
PAMUJSL.I.TILDKN,
OF N13W YORK.
rnn vici: nucstnr.s-i,
THOMAS A.J UCNDKIClvS,
OF INDIANA.
Ki'iiinrriilli- i:ii'iiiiriil 'llcl.rl.
Kt.KOTOtlS AT t,Aitnt:.'
Ciiaiium it. Hem u.iiw-s. li. wiwov.
msTitior KMttrrons.
llobert I'.stpel
mulel II. Itniw
iieoifro 11, ui'ti
Win, ii, wrlirlit
Tlinm.is i;. (I.isktll
loliii Morfrnn
.1. A, Morrison
col. o. .Tones
Win. K. lliutk
.li'H I.. I.lirlttner
II. T. Trilmbuik'r
(SCO. II. ltmvlaiut
.Mm xealon
.1. )l. McCiinmnt,
.1. II. MtOotluia
1". W. Kikk
lolm 11. inn
Tliomns Itmver
ll.ivl.t sin.ul
selinsihii wt'ntner
.lnnios.l. ilnslctt,
.luliu li. (luilirlu
It. M.dlbson
liavlil I.. Morris
II. u. llrown
Tiionins w. iir.iyson
at llenjninla If. Morris.
County Officers.
"STATU SIIS'ATO!:,''
OIIAltLKS O. 11AR1CLKV.
nf Jllaomtliurg.
Subject, to gpnatorl.il Conrcrunce.l
r.lSlMlfigr.J.TATlVIM,
K. ,T. MoIIKNRV,
nf I'isliingcrcc!.;
DAVID S. RROWN,
' ' of Main.
associati: .tunrttift,
F. L. SH1IMAN,
of Qittwhia.
ISAAC IC. ICUICKISA.UM,
nf JJenton.
fiiiiir.irr,
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
nf JHaatiuburg.
JUUV COMMISSION!!!!,
KLI R01511INS,
of J'hhingcrtcl:
ili'iti'ii'rnile SinmMng ('imiiiilili-t'.
Ilonlon-W. II. .sinttli.
ISerivlelt W. T. tmyil.-r.
nitiiiiiisinirn I!. W. .1. inn kalew,
llloonisburK W, II. W. Mrlief Holds'
Url.iivive!: Win. Ijiinon.
CitawiSM I!. M. Tunksbury,
(vnlrall.i ManiiH Mellreaily.
ceiilie II, A. Metineppi-iilit I'd-.
!onjn'ib:iin N. Nlel l.cnlliin.
('(inj ngliam s. Veler I.uby.
I'm n ki 1 n .in i-ol K n 1 1 1 !e.
(ii'etiiiwooil-(l. W. Utt.
Hemlock Win. (ilrlon.
.I.ickson Wm. I,. Mmmlnr.
I.orustr-Wm. II. l.'i'lnbiiM.
Madison cunrail Krainrr.
Main W. T. Sliiuuun.
Mirilln-11. 11. Moiitffoincry.
Monlour .1. (iordon.
Ml. I'leiisnnt A. T. Iki'lcr.
Ontnse Abrali.i'n Wblle.
l'lne W. Kiiislinrr.
i:u.nlii),-erepk .1. 11. KUh-jlt.
.seott-(i. I l!nt.
Hus.irloaf-!:. N. ViU.
Digest of Kh't tion haws.
Polls open at 7 a, 111. and elosu at 7 p. m.
WHO CAW VlITI!.
Lvery malo citizen, twenty-nno years of
age, possessing tho following qualifications,
shall bo entitled to voto at all elections:
1. llo shall have been a citizen of tho
United States one month.
2. Ho shall havo resided in tho stato one
year; or, if having previously been a quail
lied elector or native born citizen thereof,
and shall havo removed therefrom and re
turned, then ho shall havo resided therein
six months immediately preceding tho elec
tion.
!!. Ilosliall have resided in tho district
vhcre ho intends to vote two months im
mediately preceding the election, instead of
ten days, as formerly.
1. If twcuty-ono years of age, or upward
ho shall havo paid, within two ycais, a state
or county tax, which shall havo been assess1
ed at least two months previous to tho clec
tion, and paid nt least ouo montli previous
to tho same.
0. Foreign born citizens must havo been
naturalized at least ono month before the
election, and muH conform to tho require
ments contained in section -1, preceding.
The election will bo held on "the Tues
day next following tho first Monday of No
vember," being this year tho 7th day of tho
mouth.
Friday, September 8th. is Iho last day for
being n-ses-.cd.
Saturday, October 7th, is tho last day for
securing naturalization papers.
Saturday, October 7tli, is tho hist day on
which taxes can ba paid in legal timo to
vote.
Tho nbnra dates should bo carefully re
membered and acted on by all voters.
IletiTiicltmeiit.
what a iii'-MoniiATio imiwii or nr.i'iti:-hi:n-ta'I'IVJW
has savi;d to thi:
riioi'i.i;.
Klevcu of tho twclvo .iipprnpriatlon bills
have been passed or agreed upon in confer
ence, which is equivalent at this stngo of tho
sosslon to being passed. Tho bill yet tin
passed is tho consular and diplomatic.
Tho sums appropriated by each of tho
eleven bills and the total of tho twelfth
bill cs it passed tho hmtso aro set forth in
tho following table :
Jlediictiun
Annul), I froM
Appropriated J,cnl I ear,
J-'.'.i'M.li." f lJlll.diiJ
IH.IHUUt, 4.H-M.CM
Armv ,
Nnty
Wutsl l'uiiit
l'll. OtlllM
I'tuslons
Ilivpraislllnrbor ...
Foitltluutlons
Hundry Ch 11
Dolteiciieut ,
Uttl.WUi 1 1,07.1
t!,'JlI,4IW !i,4lls,lll
w.uiu.vi 410, nun
., MHU,ll) l,tiJ,517
313, l0 11113,000
1(i,s.'.I,'jt 1(i,'iirt,lil
t(i,lsi a,so,vm
II,501,(H1 4,4',MI
uuiuuve, oto.,.
HlliUlW
4,WI,IW I.lfH.MS
Cuii4tihir
untlo .
Total ..
HHIIJ
and Iilplo-
tili.tl? 40i,'JS
tim'lW.UW sl.Tlfl,!0'.
Tho tenth and fifteenth Itouia Inthoabovo
minimi, vUi Hi 11 h jtlidtiltvo nud tlm Indian
nppropihiltniis, mo ostiiitnled nud given in
round nuuibeis.
Tho bills urn a.jrcod upon, but thi uitern
tlnin. lu tho eonllroiioo ootuHllttetn havo ro
ditoed tho totals and will ncuesitau 11 ctouplu
ofimmen.ii sums in arithmetic, which tho
clerks of iho o.)iiiiiiltloe,s 1110 yet ivithout timo
to go at. Thu estimates 1110 brtod upon es
tlnmtcs hi turn of tlio aggregate of thoio
nltcrnlluns. As tho house stuitcdi.tit with a
determination to cut tbiwu tho appropria
tions for this year 1 0,1)00,000, the nbovo re
suits will show how Mioceaaful has been tho
ofjort, Patriot,
The silly charge is mado by somo Ignorant
persons that tho MnlUo Magtilrtrs of Scltuyl
hill county wcro paidoncd by Gov. Hart
rail ft, Kvcry school boy, nearly, know
that pardons are recommended by tun bond
nf pardons, two mombeis of widen aro Dom-
.ipriitri. nud thut lin iiitiiiri(: tint without their
i n . ,. '.
nsout.(7nWi JMULa.
xwty "scuooi w.y ougnt wi nnow, oven
if tho witter ol tho nbovo dors not, that tho
pardons roferrod to wero gruntnd previous
to tho creation of tho Roard f I'milous,
und whon Oovs. (leaiy nnd Harlrnuft hud
iditlro wmiifll of tltB'jiiCtttlnu.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TiXRCUTOlt'S NOTICJ?.
nr. eii
kwtath or rims, wjarni.c. iKm.
ltrs tnslnmi'lilns. fifl tin. rv.tftt,' nf Tltmnn
Wiininnli', Into nf COIlimbliicolllilv, ileecnvd, lis'n
Ix'i'ii iri-inti-il In the llc'lster of suld 1 ouii'v in M 11
limn K.u'i', of Ciitiilsn,C(iliiini;l,icoiihly,T!stTiit(ir,
lo ulu'tn nil h rrtniw Imlcbii'd hit rpqiii'so'tl n iimkn
1'iiMniiit, nnd Hin'-p linltmr rlnlirin or doienuds
njralnsi I tip mud imIhIo mil nvike llii-m known lo Hip
mod Uxpcutor wlllioiit delay.
11 ll,l.l..u l.l nu,
Aiiff, 1? cw tlst'ctitor,
I)IMTiONVinrj"CtirsTltY "OF YOTKllS
Art of .Innitnry as, 1974, s'ee, n.ls n follows!
"AfLpr tlin iiSNHMlnptitsi lifiln bepn niliit'lplpil rill
ltmrilstd.il b. fnrc Ibp Tilf,lrtV lipxt fnllimlhe Hie
llrsl. .Moiidny of Novpmlior In enrli enr. Hie nsspiwor
slmll. 011 Hip fniininnir day, innhrplnni toHicl'jiin-
v. 1 uiniiiiviuiiprs ui liie lllilliun 111 mi n'rri'"n ui
sessi'd bv Win sl'ieo Hin return required 10 bainado
li.f Hie llrsl, seetlon ot tills net."
Tlilqirnr the rpttirn must Iip mule ph Hip "111 dnv
ef Hi'itpinher, midon tlm tlio ipi'('illinr dnvs, S'pp
tc.nlsT Mil nnd till, Hip nsspp'or slmllbont I he pine"
ef hutcHnir ebptl"ii frnm 100'elnpk n. m Ina p. 111.,
find from 11 o'eleck i. tn tn i. m pitcb dny, fnr U10
riirpmu of lii'nilnit unit nulnir iiiniinll nppUPiiMnns
10 no ini'iii'io 111111 ror nsipssmrni nr rpRisiraii'in.
l'ersoiis Inn nlrpitdv ipLdstpred pan cull linon tlio ns-
spssur diirltiK tlin tfinn nbovo spcellled.
lUMMSSlll'U1- 'I 1 iut,
HluuiiMbiirg, Pa, AnrsTt W. KltU'KISAI M
L'lPik.
Columbia County
OF BLOOAlSnilRG, PENNA.
Fhrmerlv Ibp Hank of l!:ny. rpninvod ArrP tlrst.
is'il. Is eoiivi'idently Us'nti d In Hie i pntral I'irl ut
Hip town, nnd dues a iA'nprnl It NKINil busliipss.
Molipi ipri'licd nn dpjwislt siitili'i'l, loptii'it; ivltb
nut notice. Hppplu! nrraiiL-empiits nitidp till depos.
iiur.S iuiu 11111 test uuuwi'u iimo uupusiis.
7ifc Dntfl on Xew Yuri; nnd J'illmlrplii'i.
Collections miilonn nil Imnoitnnt, tonus In Hi" lT.
H nt invest iiitosnf eelistii:e. bonds nnd stocks
lniiiL-lit nud told, nud eon pons eotteptod. Hvery -purity
Kit on lo doposltois that tmu I olTpred by any
Ji.lllK.
DitfotiN'T Dayb: Tucwlay and Friday,
ii.vn;, mix run oi:nt.
Allif. 10, 'KJ-Clil.
pvIS-OMlTIOX OF 1
ARTNKItSlflP.
Notlee Is hereby (tlvpii Hint tho nnrtnershln litre-
InMiei'ihllnM: Im'Ihiipii II. r. Hrlisli,iPh and K. 1 .
llender ot' Vnu Cnmn. Columbia routilvts tblsd.iy
dlssolipd. Tlio liuslncs will I si eonllliupd In-Hie
nnderstsupd wti Is to pny nil bllls.tinil pullecc nil boo!;
neeouiiis ana uoies uuu inu nrui.
II. 1". DltlKSUAClt
Ant;. llthSiv.
SHERIFFS SALES.
lly virtue ot sundry Mi Its nf n. l'.i. mid Vend.
l!x. Issued out nl loo court ot Common Plena of
Columbia county und lo mo directed, tvhl bp exposed
to public sale nt tlio Court House lu liloumttmrg at
one o'clock p. in. on
MONDAY, SKPTKMIIICR '1111, 1870.
All that certain lent ostnto situate In the town of
llenlo.i, lleuion twp., cohiiiibln pountv, bounded
unit deMTlbe.t us ti.lloivs : (Mi the 111.11 Ii liy I'.i'iiJ.i-
niln Jiellenry, 011 the . sf bv II. Mellenrj and
la pi el I on the east bv public und, unit on the south
by mi alley, iimlitlnlii'.; ilu-n (pi.iners of .1:1 neiv;
iiliereon are ereeU'd a duelllnt,- l.ouse, stole house,
b.1111 und oiitliullilbiirs, mtn ilienpjiuriemnees.
S.'1ed. t.il.'eu tntnexpeiittou and tube sold as tho
propel tj of h.iimii.'l Ile.ieui'k.
ALSO,
At the same time ntnl pl.ipo, nil that ceitnlu plerc
of Mud sllu.ito In l!rl.ii,eiP.'ktiip.,Ciinimbi.ieounty,
adj ilnlmr hinds of .lohn Van Pell on tlm iiotth.Aieh
liiuld i'oiilei' on the soul li,v, llll.im Kline on Hie iv si,
nml lijnlel slbeii on Iho 111st: eo'iHdnlnsf Tluity
Acres, more or less ; i'liereon nru erected a one nnd
a halt slur hole., 11 shed and iithoi'nutbulMlnirs.
Seled, taken Into e.vrutl.m nnd to be sold ns the
pioi'uly ut Win. Linden iillh notlcu lo terru Un
ions. Ar.so,
At. the sarr.o time nnd pi ire.ull that certain pl.-ntn-tlouiu.d
lri"t id land sltii'd" In the toit-nslilpiif
I'T.iiikUn. b.iunded and deserined ns fntlotiK, to n It :
1111 1 he nort n by land of Wiil (i. rt-ber. on lln: -.it
liv land ot II. I'. cl.irk and (leo. IV. reiisieruiaker.on
thu souib by land of Jaeob Untitle and land ot Valen
tine Vuuiil, und on tlio west bv land or Win. Walt,
benjamin l-'onl, nnd 11 Iildllie, eontalnlni; r.no
hunili'ed .mil ttrtj-lour acres and lllly-tiio perehe-i.
moro ur loss, of ivhU'li theru aro aboiHone nuiabed
uerei iiuio oriless under eulltvaiton. 'l'liero is 11
irood fraiuoliouse. one and a hill sloil'-s hth.a 1:01 .d
fr.une turn, and other oulbulldlujfs tilth npple
orenard and other fruit trees, ete.
Seled, taken into execution and to bo sold as tho
property of l'cter (1. Campbell.
ALSO,
At the samo time and place, nil H1.1t certain tract
of land sltualo In lij.uimicioek tup., Columbia Co.,
bounded nnd described ns follows : Norib by land ol
Hill ill Voi uin. west by land ot Yoeuiii .t llm.'er,
south by 1 itnls of taljah llower.nnit easl In W1.1. (s
liorn, con tabling 4o 111.1 iw, 111010 or test-, mi iildcb 111 e
iivi'ied u traino diielllni; house, a Ir.iiao and lug
stnlile.
Scl.eil, taken Into execution anil to bo sold as the
properly ol auocpu ihuk.
ALSO,
At the sam,! tlmo and place nil that eel tain real
csta!" situate tu Heaver tuwnshl, Cobnnbl.l co'inly,
lioitiutediiud d.ertljed IIS fulloll 1 : (ill Hie south Iw
11 pubhe load.ou 111" itcst by 1111 alley or street, noil h
liv .1 liunue road, on 1110 easiov an au"y or siieei, on
Miilcfi nro erected a train" taicrn sland, a I rami'
siulilo and oiiriiulltllniri. ivltb tho arnui it naiiees.
said 1 unl Is lliii litct trout tiy ISO In depth belli!; three
tois In 11le.11 City la thu township und county aioio
K.l'll.
Set.ed, tnken Into execution and lo bo sold ns tho
propel ty of saeplicii It ooui in;
AIoO,
At tho sninn tlmo nnd placo all lh.it eel tain lot ot
Kiound slni.uo In tho Ii'iru'iim otceiiti'ail.1,1 uluiunei
eounlv, I o'indeil and ctesciiuoit as fuiious i tin i:ie
iioiitriii lot of f.LCUit Muitutabi Coat ami Iron Co.,
uu the south by property cr (leo. McKlhiin.t, on the
Sail! lot bi !.!! '.'a teet front, 14 1 In depth, whereon Is
e. c ! ov . .a s Aieiiu '. ami u 1110 e.w.L 11 an aiie .
dieted a two story n.tuiodwelitiitf.
ALHO,
One other lot situate 111 sal 1 boroiiffh of Contrulla,
bound, d on thu south by nronerly ot it llllam l'i lifer,
on tho west by an alley, on the 1101 Hi by proper! 1 of
M III l iiapuiilll, oil lite easl o.r l.ui osl -ivemje.iviieie-
011 Is elected a tivo and 11 half story frame, building
with the itpnurtcnaiiies.
f el,:i d, tiui 11 Into exeeuinn and 10 be sold us the
rropcity ci btepnen iiiuinas.
ALfiO.
At the same time mid place nil that certain ronl
estaro suuau; in .iiiuun nvp., 1 (iiiinibi.i eouui.v,
liotiniled .mil ileM-ilbod as ration's : l.eelniibe at a
stono In Hie r.ubllc road at t!v comer' laud ot faui'l
Mntd-T, llieiieu by said sntder and tho hi Irs
i f ,t.,uob Yohe, deoonsisl, south seveniv-tiv.i djyrees
e.0.1 rd and4 ipnlb uercliLS 10 -1 rost.tlipueo lit lauds
of .John it. lobe, south m deaTcci, iPi-t -in pciities
to a stonp,then';ujs.iutli7Snuil Uu eoipi.irtei-decrees,
ito'-t 'M perclies to a stone, tueneo south is mid
ipun ter degrees tvest 111 perches to a stune, iheneo
south u' ileirrees casta! and nlao Until pitches to
stone, tlieneo south is'., devices 11 est I en perches to
11 stone, Iheneo by the 1 ind of .lohn it. Vohe, so'Uh
71 decrees east 11 and .1 ti nili poi ehes ton -.touuln
Hue of Abrahai.i .ichiiepj.enliei-. r, llienie by 1110
s.,n,o siioih is., d'ifiees west ss and four tenth
pci 1 lies to a stone, thence by tlu 1:11110 nod laud of
Michael (iron r.s heirs, norm f.t nml n b df dajfres
tiestss paihes to a slono In line of .luhiiAten,
Iheneo bt the same mid land of Isa.io Si-htvepjicn.
Iiclscr und Daniel Houck, icrtli 1 1 ih'Ki'ens ( ast (H
and fjur-teiitli eicl.es to a stone, Hence bysa'd
llotlek norib 0i dcKiee iv est tltelui pelellf s, tl.elico
by paid llo.ieic or ratla r tho public load 1101 1 tint
(leirin s pasi an.l-J tenth perches, thenee b salt
road north C-J decrees, i.est s-10 ot 11 pen li theme by
tlio same noitn d.'Kiee.s east ill pcicbes ; lln neo
by Iho same nurih . .. ilee:rtc- ea.sruiiaud i-iu perils s
to Iho nlni 0 ef heiilnnin'r s eontalulnu' .-evenly 1 K'ht
111 1 es nnd r. . perches, sltlet laeasure, on which nro
ueilclalrauio srlit m.d siw mill, two diiclliic,'
houses, met ii'iuk barn, wno'i shed mid oilier out
btiddbus titili t'a.) iippui ton.111e.os.
scl.cd, taken Into i-oeut loll and to bo sold as tho
properly ut c'lnulos 21uc.i(.r, "
ALSO,
At tlio samo tlmo mid placo, nil tint real est uto
sltuatu In the to nsldp of (ii'.iluo mid bounded on
Ilia west by I'IiIiIhkck ik, on tho o.iit by Nallain
riockenstceii, on Iho 1101 tn by Thomas lluielieiis.on
tliosuiilli by i'oter I'e.Uer, containing slxly-sU ucnss
moro or less on n blch nro creetid n ouo uudulialf
slory bouso and barn, and other out btitldliius.
Hi'l.Kl, taken Into CMCillhnl mid tu In sold as the
property ot I'lrutn V. IMjdeii und inkabelh I'.iy
den, AL?0,
"2.t tho sill.U! tlliio unit pine 1 all that cci lain lie s
suage and li'iu'tif land shtiito In scon titpCo.,
Co . hounded and d. -ctlbcd asiollotvs! On the last
by u public loud leadln" from l,khtstiM tolOips,
on the Kiulh by .Mooio crevolln, .lacob Mclllok and
I. colli Mi lick. lv. st by nubile raid mid 1101 lb by
Itoiici t htlir ! contatiitii'.' sofi nly-four acies moio or
less, iiliereon lire civcied e. ttto-i-tury bi lei: house,
bud; biru und uiiierout biilldluifs.
SuUed, taken Intu oxecuitou mid to bo Suld as lliu
propel ty ui Joseph It. V..i!ic.rsllcc.
ALSO,
At tho Riiiio time and placo nil Hint cutatn plan
tntlon il(coor pal eel of land slluaiebi lienver town
ship ; iHiunded und descillsdiis lollowsi Hoirliinlm;
u 1 11 1 tono conn r on lino of land! of IIIiIooh llonsell,
Iheiii eso'ith 1,'Viiity-olKlit demces tust, tivoliuu
ihltd nnd rorli -tlio txMUies to hi host nut 0.1k. 1 hence
1101th ihlftt-.tlsht doicrtes easl forty rich's tu
White 0.1k, Iht iiev naitb (liility.twn itpireos mist to
wild line or I. oris of l.tdton iipinitl, llieneo al"d
sai'i line or nu.'i iiorin 1111 uetives west lit ino pnuo
of Ij-ifbiidni, C'lnbdiibiir sixty ueivs, iiiomor ip-.;.,
011 widen oe eieci.al u plank hotis 1axVs Im'I, tout a
from" ban ih' fi d, win, urhoro'ithiuidliuri.
Seized, taken lulu iM-iinluii und lu bo sold as tho
pn'iwi ly uf peter I Isher, Jr.
Al:o,
All tlmt ei rtntn tract cl' land situate In l-'lshln'r-
cnek luunt.hln, moienulil.lioundeU und descilbed us
follows t U 1 liciiliiultiirut a Uiitlonttood crueriif
I ts numls r thne, four mid live, 0.1 thoiiurih-vcst
lank of I'lshliiKcrcek near thu foot brldiie, tlienio
ill) Iho ei'cck, iiortb twenty Hirco mid ei.uhal! de
yrecH imst, iilnoty pi iches ulotiK lot iiiimbcr live to a
corner, thewo by iho tmno 1101 Ih luity-niio decries
Most Ihlitv live perches tu a eom r uujolulotf fatids
of William btuekcr.thcneo by bald land south seventy
uei;iiius ivest suveuiy percucu lu puouu ruuu, tncneo
nortli eltritty-nlno Ueeroes west, sixty threo
parches alone lot nusibcr six to a slake,
tlKiioo nlouir lot numtier two loutu loity-ono
dofii'ds east onu liunilrid und liliicty-tito aniltlvo
tcidlis ;iichos to the placo ut betlnnlDir. coin
tiiuiluit KHVeiny-iteveti neres und onu licndred nud
f ui ty perches. It belnsf tlio smno t.innlsPs iblcb
Hainuiil C. liillllpH mm beset in 1'iilillt.s Idswlto by
Indeiiluro btuiitufrtatu iho nth iluy oU'ebraiiry A.
I). Islv.
Klod, Isken Into execution and to bo sold ns Iho
preiierty of l.mandu t'lmhHst.
ALSO,
All that cci tulii real ettnlo ntuato In tho towneldp
nf .Madlsoo, Columbia county, bounded by lands of
HiivldSniHuoii thu north, of Vi niicts l.tisoiitliu
south, nf Jacob llroat nu tho v.it, nud e( Jllcliui I
Ulllisiuier 011 the w, tv hen on ore 11 but huusu nnd
out building, ooriUMntuir ouo bundled uiiUidubiy.
live oi . s moio or Inu,
MImxI, Uilienlkio osiiilliui amltobeuiMusllui
propei ty ot Jaiue a Will, and Jomi h V.'IU.
Tr.HWiJ Of 8ALaPuiilia,in mutt py tt-n ir
oanuol .MiSfnirtlwiB JiwnW, or ntlt ciiouji; 10
fsinrwiuMii si Hnnuir '10'
pluisMTy t 1j HKOld at (ii(M,
Wll Of Mi!, OUHifvilM
CII,MlI,tttM, l OllKWALl).
AU. ll.'U
SilJiRIFlS SALES.
liv virtue of writ of ft. Fi1.:1i.upi1 onl nf Win Court
of common liens of UoHiitiblii county nnd in mn ni
rpotPd, will bp mpnwd In public Mile ill tlio Cotitt
llotisp in lilooiiiHbtirfron
MOXp.VY, AUniTSTSflth, 18711,
nt, ono o'clock lu tlio afternoon, nil t tint epi lnln Int
or vronuil stlimtp In Hie Town ut lilooiiisnurn, co
bmibliipoiiiily, I'a , iMimidi'd nnd di'serlbed ns fol
lows, lo-tvlti I'.istnnidly bv Centre street., souili
wiirdly by 11 lot of It, II. Vnnnnttn, tu stiiiiiilty by
lot of Win. II. Konns, nnd nortlnfnrdty lit- nn nlley,
isinlnlnliiB nttv-m'v.'ii feet nnd three Inches trout nn
C'mitrc street, and lltty tliroo leetlti depth, whereon
Is erected a
t.Aittn! min i; mm.niN'o,
eonttUnlliir'fllllllll PTOIH! !0(IM In fliofliM story
nml nil ot sold 11. A. llnwllnjr's Interest in thn second
slorvof tlii'snme iil dllie second story ol ttio nil
Jolnlnif butldliiK of II. II, Vnnnnttn, known ns iho
(il'Ub.i inn sf!, tvhlcli mid opera llnnsrt ronlnlns
nno liiindred nnd rourteen leet ami six Inches
front nn Centre stioet, mid tlfly-three feet tn depth.
Helred, tukeii Into eveutlon and to bo sold ns tho
tiioperty of Hditmit llmtlltigM,
ALSO,
llyilrltipof a wilt of boviul IVUs, nil tliosprer
tA In lot s or piece of frrntinil, slnmte In tlio llorniiirli
ot ivntrtiltn, In Iho County of LolumbU nnd stsln
ot l'eiiiitviinln, iHimidid nlid desf rliiod ns f illoiis!
lleffttinliiitnl Ihenortli-itpst pnrner i.f 1.01'iHt AvpiiIip
nnd Mnln street. Hi 'lire south ettfht.v-scvcn di'irreps,
iii'si one hundred nml forty fed. to 11 twenty font
titdonlle.i tlicnni iilontr thpe.ist llti" ot s.ild alloy
north tlu-eu dpuiws. Must lltty feel, HiPlieo north
pltrhtv-'tpii dirrei'S, P.e't ono hundred nnd forty
feel i'i ta.,l itljieiml Avetilli'! Illi'TIPe SOUItl HllTP ll"-
irpps, p.ist. nnv f"i't lotlie p'ure ot iH'lnnltiif. belnjt
the tots imnked Willi I1ipuiiiiii.it., pletcti nnd Hvpltp
In Il'o'k numwrsove'iiv-tnreo nivi ijinitnujieeiii,
u llel 11 lire erepted 11 lurio tiv.l.stnrv frnmo tl'ltel.
tvllh liuseini'lit nnd kitchen attached, stnbllhgnmt
oilier out-biilldtnirs.
Netted, nnd t iken In cxpcnltoh nnd tobnsotdns
Hie propertyot llunry A. Weldcnsnul with notice to
Mm. tvinvr, terre tenant nn I preient miner.
londlilons of snle rinrhusem must, nnv ten ppr
rent, of the purcb.ip money, or nt lensipnouL'h to
rover ml posts nt Btrlklie; down of sole, otherwlso
pn.iH'i ly 10 np le-suui at onrp,
S' hf. IT'S Oil Oil CHAM. H. VOIIXWALI),
lllnolnsliuru'. .Iuli'31, '-(I. Shuiirf.
Am. 4, 'Id t s
COUJIT IMtOUhA.MATlON.
"s.T7"Irl';III:Af!. lf"' WlM.IM Kt.WM.t,
tf rrasldont Jtidito of Iho Court otoyer nnd
Terminer and (lencrnl .Tall liollvery, Courted (Junr-
I sr Sessions ot tho l'oncontid tho Court of Common
ripnsond orphans' Court In tho ccth Jmllelal Ills
lilet, composod ot tho counties of columbli nnd
Moiitour, und Iho linns. Iiiam Dbiui nnd M. 0
Ilt'iiiius, Assoplato Judijes of Columbia county, linte
Killed Ilirlr pivccpt, bpmlnir dalo thfilldhday of
May, In tlfo yoarot our Lord ono llioiiund tli.'hl
hundred nnd setenty-alx, mid tn me dir. et"d for
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer ami tiei.er.il
Jiinrlcr Hesslons of Iho Pence, Court of Common
l'lous nnd orphans' Court, In lllKimslmrg, lu tin
county of Columbia, oil tho tlrst Monday, bclnjthe
Jib 1l.1v of Hpntpinlicr nnyt. In continue tun ttoeks.
Kottcn Ih l.oreby clt'eit to 111" Coroner, lo tlloyus-
tlees ofth'j l'enoe, and Iho Constables of tlio Sfit
county of Columbia, that they bo then and there In
Ihelr proper iK'i'son ntlu o'clock In (he forenoon of
said Itlid.iy of September, tilth their records, liiqul
sltlan.i nnd other remembrances, to do lliosp thing
which to their olllces nppeitalu to lie done. And
those that are lmund by recognizance lo jiroscculo
mmlnst tho prisoners that nro or may bo In tho 1.111
of the snld enmity of Columbia, lo bo then and there
lo prosecute thsiiius shall bo Ju.it. .lurorinro re
H'.lested to hp punctual in their ut tendance, nirreer.bly
lo thdr notli cs. li.ilednl U!oonisliur' tlio n.tli day
. 1 of Mav. In the tear nt our Lord oik
I,, s. Mhousai'.l elKhl hundred nnd seienlv-sl
, ) annul me one iiuiuireiuii year 01 1110 iniie-
pendencoof Cm Culled States of America.
Khcrltrsoi ". CHAS.S.l'OUNWAI.I),
fllmitvslmrif, Au. 4 irt SherbT.
Ttnnmrs mmmiaishmunts.
it 'Hie folloti bur minralseiiipnts of renl and
itciaonm proieiii seT ap.111 in tt uiown 01 iieecoeius
mill l.icounM', under the Itutes of Cotitt. and will be
.lie I'eeil Ull'll 111 (tie I'llll f ol Hie iii"iMer 01 i ill-
in. sooted fin- .nh.olute continual ion lo Mio unman1
( otiit to lie lietd tn llloomsbure;,lu and for snld con 11
11. on Tdondav. l ie 4t 1 uuy 01 sen. 1s.11. nt
o'clock 11. in., of snld day unless pxceoilons to such
connimation uro prctlousiy iiieil, ot ivnmi mi per
Sains lineresilll ill said psiaies 11 111 (alio nonce:
1. widow of Willi im It. Lemon, lalo of Mt. Pleas
ant loivnstiip, ueceasju.
A'ldoifof William r. Kclelnicr, lato oIMimin
townsiup, ucceaseu.
a. widow r.l Ilihi'.ird Lewi, lalo ut tlio town ot
llloonisbtiric deceased.
4 Widow of Cyuis (irnber, late of llemlccl: town.
ship, deceased.
widow uf Mlelnel (trover, late of tho town ot
llloonisbitre;, deceased.
c. widow of llcois'o Scott, lato ot Calawlssn, de-
ceaseii.
Widow ot David Davis. lato of Heaver town.
snip, deceased.
Widow ot James fit lines, lalo ot Mount l'leas.
ant township, ueeen.sed.
Widow rt Miles Sulllff. I.ito of HtiKiiln.it town-
snip, deceased.
In. Widow ut William liiinyati, late of Madison
lotinsnip, deceased.
It. Wldnw of Lawrence Walters, lalo ot Mlfllln
toitiishlp, deceased,
licirlstei's Ollice, ) V'. II. Jt'-OliV
llhioiusbuur. Ail!;. sjtjr liinbter,
iS KG I STUIt'S XO'l' 1C1SJ.
ill Notice Is l.c-reiiy trtteii to nil !e--atei's. credl-
furs and other persons Interested In the estates ut
the rcsiieillU' deeedi nts nnd minors, that thu fol
lutvinLradmlnlstr.illouimd iruardlaii aecouuts have
been tiled lu tho ulllon of.tlio itejflstei- of Columbia
cotiniv, nun iviu no preheuceu 101 eouurni.iuou 'inu
nll.munio lu tho ornliaiis' comt. to bo held In
liloomsbui'i;, on .Monday, thn . lib day uf September
ib.ii, at : uciocK, p. 111. 011 saui 11 ly :
1. Hienoeount of Joseph 7ivan, Adnilnl-Hatornf
r.llzaiietli buvau, lale ot ItoaiingercuK loitnsliip, ue
ceased.
?. Tho tlrnt account of Samuel Nevhard, Adinln-
l-.1r.1tur 1 1 'i hoiiias I ry, 1.110 01 tha uuiuugn of Her
Mies, deceased.
.1. The tlnul account ot M. (1. Klnnei' (luiullnn c!
Joiiu Meiioueil a Minor 1 hlld of 'I'liecuoie Moll. nt ell
and l.o.'.ibo uf Mattliow .Me Duweil, lato of seoll
luii'ii-hlp, lU ceased.
I. The account of Hiram l'ealer nnd Bi 1'ealer,
.dn.In:sir:uori, ui cainaiiuo I'eaier into 01 nsniiu;
eueic luiiiisnip, uceeasod.
r. Tho tli-st nnd tlnal ucoimt of John Heeler Ad
mlidsliator of I,eauderCaiuiau,tate uf lietiion ton 11
ship, deceased.
1;. The account of Abruli.im nice, Administrator
cf Michael lloals, late ci Healer township do
eeased.
7. Tho ilrst nnd tlnal account 1 f Aaron MastelU
(luardl.iuof Jeremiah I'. Ilowiu.in, a minor child ut
Henry 11011111:111, lutocr Mala luttnshlp, deceased.
s. 'Iho U11.1l account ot benjamin .linuieiinnii
(Itiurdlanil Iho peiS'Ui and osl.de of Miirvc. llel-
v.l.:, c.mliioi' child of I'eler H, lluiiy, lalo 01 Itoai
nueieek to'.viislilii, deceased.
0. 'ihelliHuiidparll.il account of Mary A. Ill It.
tain, Adinlnidiatlx with Iho Mill nnnexed of V.
J. 1:1 ltti.it, lalo of Ihiaiereek township, deceased.
1e. The account of (leoriro W. Coirell.Hxeoutor
;-of
i:il.abeth W.einer, lato of iho ton u of b!uombum
iijceased,
11. Tiio tlrst account of Jacob O. Wilson and
Julia A. Wilson, Lxecuiors of I'ldllp WiUon, latu of
i-isiiingcreei: totvnsuip, ueeoitsrd,
14. VhoruiUil necouiit of lllrnm l'enler, Adniliv
ls'.i-alorof Daniel l'enler, lalo of I'lshlngci eel; toy,
snip, iioeea.scd
1:1. 'Iho tlrst nut tlnnl account cf Martin W
Miss, Adiniu-isii.ituruf Haldol sdilpe, lalo ot Main
toitusiiip, (leee.wea,
11. Tlin second and Ur.nl acoiint of William
Cox Aibiilidslrai-.r f thu cluto if Wesley John-
sun, late or .ti.idi-oa lotvusnip, deeeiisPii.
11. 'lie! tlr.sr and Una! ucco'int tf I'.dis Watts nnd
Joseph bi dllne, Ailui!iit.,iriiii.r.s of 1'iu enlalo of
Clliituu 1). liedilne Into ot (11'i.ennuod lounsiilli
ceased.
, de.
Hi. Tlie.ii'cc.iiiit cf .ICS'' 7.len.eh iu1d Mlch.ul Mensch
Adniiniraiur.-i (.1 .101111 aiensen 1.110 ui riauK.
township, duceascd.
17. '1 he HIM uecoetitof 11. A. Watson, Kxeeulor
of tlio List 1. ill uu Testament ot Win. liarber, kilo ol
.uiimsuu iv iii-i, i', ,,'j..v.,-.i-.t.
13. Thu account of s, II, Miller, Triisloo of Mary
lionucner, line 1.1 .tuuail luwusjiii, ueeeanen.
Itoirlsier'HOmce. 1 W. II. JAConv.
llloouisburi;, Auk, li.lSTd. f KesUter.
LIST Ol" CAUSKS FOll Tit IAL AT
fclUTUMIimtTLUM, 1670.
ruisT tt ci.k.
William Hrowu c l nl vs. John Drown' ox,
Uubt. (101 roll ,v Co. is. Joseph M, l'rock,
S. 11. Wolf et tlx. IH. JI, , V. II. li. It, CO.
lieu, K. 'Iiyoit ct id vs. Jacob llrutvu et ill,
Kll Keudle; is, Dalit, Mollis.
Snyder, I lint man A. Co. is. I,'. I.. Campbell,
I .oil Klulcy is N. I.. CuuiliU 11.
A. T. I kcli r k, Jonas 1 1 ty.
John lleaeock is. " "
Sauiied J. 1 nu vs " "
tt llsonidbbons vs " "
I. . r, Davis is " "
John J. ,1 cllenry vs. 1). I.. & W'. II. 11. Co.
llenj, tVlnleisteeii is. Win. Hoiiiratun.
Lll.i.s Ml!'crvsl'. It. It. I! 0.1.
John Miculla'se.x is, Hen. J, Line 1 1 nl,
MiiiyMcAlarnov c-t al vs. niinoii I'. Kits.) etui
II. tt'. J.leliey Holds it nl vs. Jcuso A. Ium.;
srcONI) Wi:i!K,
Ilcbofc.i J'tlicr's use n. Clias. Connpr'fl ours.
Win. Mini's iain is. MltliaeKliaiorli iidiuisi,
'I ho-. Iluuhes' ndiar is. Joseph lluc-klo's it'lmra.
Win snyilei's pis vs. Jsoobluclilel et x,
.1 10 in s. I tin l.-isii ,r vs. Wm. ',.,iisiutr.
li ople s t ut, in. 10. of I n, ta J. .1. .Mnlli'iiry ft nl.
' " " " " " VS, HllSlil.Sblll 1.1111111'
1 ompan .'. m,
A. 1:. Miuiiettsct nl vs. liobcrt c. iioutu.
" is. Dai Id Ml oup.
D, l", Seybeit is Jnhii 1'. I lousy,
Daniel Siiillh is. John II. Kimble.
Jaeob I'Mn r sr. el a is, John J'lslier Ot nl.
I plluiti, u Hater in. John A. .luik-sou et ul.
Julin (I. .laculv is h, ., Wilson,
lleiibuii Klsui r 1 . D. 1", soy Urt 1 1 ul.
imd Nui. llakkof ilti,',tlllo is, J, A. Lowe,
'lliiii liro. 11, II. I' iiidluuii,
Hani. A, llickky is. W, II. liradloy et nl.
MlWln bchool Hldrlct vs. ivtr .1, Lunl. tt nl,
John Youk'ir'sniturvs, M. tl. Iliifhes.
Csthatlnu Hess' iisovs. J0I111 Mlnir,
1st Nut. Haul; Ashland is. Danl, Mollis,
I. tv, McKuivr vs. wm. hbauer i t id.
Joiiu Woodsldo 4: Co. vs. Haul. Monls.
.1. ai. Dew tins. Siuauci cmvelbiif,
.1, V. Kankey vs. Josir.li Ulley.
J. it , Im Iu'h u"o vs. .Iokso A, 100.
Sldion Se duo. llaub vs. noniui-1 UcQacr.
Jfli'ii li ilnift nbucli is. Wm cmiion,
Anion Johtison u, nio. ttliuniati,
AlbiitwinioiiiK. Jouus Doly etui,
t ry iltoat is. C. it. Uurui-s.
Huiuutl J, Conner vs. Henry (;. Pious tt ul,
Doivinuii & Jucksun vs. Henry I- I'rtsoj.
W, 11. Kiino vs. k. J. Mciienry.
btephon Hill is. MlilHs Seylnt.
Tbos. liowna i-s. Hllas Davis.
A. v, cruaiucr vs. John Keller.
Samuel I cloy vs. 11. 8. siurr.
M. tf I'tlter a Co. w, llHUIsoii Un.
John A. J1.ci.K0n it id is. K I fiuutv l
cliHM'.nu aiiou is. IisiWd Kleiktifr.
ciirlbtluii J. Aitli is. Win. Ikoler.
Wm. A. raio vs. Chirk U. Kilo.
.V" K.'"' '' ' 1 JuMa l'i"' mri.
'U Xtiaimiriaiiti'b (uiiur v. Jaim t'loas' ailinrti
l'i ufti ffniwu Vi, w, n. lltfri'li tuliiri '
iHl tll H,.C0. tf IVl, W. 8. IL MllU r afiloii
Attention Ascouta. 7?5
sires to wcurn an aetlro and iuii.ui m .JJnT
dutiletiuront tn Columbia oom.i. '''"'"SHSi
lloro is iiR opiwriiinlt. tnr ton wirte . U'P
mail 10 Bpcuru n uwn iiivh i,-:r-' . ;
Spss. l'or further pnrlleulnrj letms .. ral 1 011 iir
luldresn F. c. l KllciVAl, Msmwrerfor .tou um sII
ivwniitft., num. " "
lilies for Sept. Term, 1870.
(Irani) .unions.
Ittoom-.!. K. nye r, Joniitnsn tituui, it, .1. cinrK.
Ilornlck-Jolin K, A lUnis.
lttlarereek-iloo. M. llowor.
(Intawlssa-N. 1', Jolin, 11. II. HrlMtineh.
Centre Henry Croup. .
Hroenwood-Wm. .1. Trtplerltee, Adm till, 111. 1'
Mather, I'.irvln lirtw.
Mala-.!. 1:. Inncnbergcr.
Montour Wm. Hoers.
Ornn jo-M. C. Keller,
1'lno Cleo, deity, John Lore.
l!o.irliiereek Win. Ilhodes.
Meolt-sl. W. f nliHey, W. II. toe, M. C. McCollum
Cli.ii1fls.ln1insiui.
siigiirlonf-Cyrns II. Iflrrtsh, tilnik Kite.
TllAYKIiSK JUIIOIIS.
1'IltsT WURU'i
nioom-Abralmm Lonsr, C. H. I'lirmfin, ,r. w. noif-
mnn, 11. W. Werner, Klljali Mretiiu.
l'.crivlck1. 11. llojl, W. II, Woodln.
llenton-,rolm Clinpln, Wm. Unrtth, Humid Applo-
mmi.
Heaver Lloyd Ctilp.
Cntawlssa Caspar llhnwi.
ntr.illa A. 11. rortner.
Klslil t.ffrreck 1 1 1 r.i m I 'enler.
(irpoitrood l'cter W. Cole, Isnao lteaeciCk.
.luekaon .Tames Mocker.
Locust sol. Mowrer.
Mndlson-ltobcrt. 1'rull, 17. WMItver, .t. M. Smllli
V.'llllnm 11. IX'inott, John Christian.
Montour Win. . I. lildleifnn, V. 11. Tubl, .1.11.
ljulcl;, W. M. Monroe,
Mt. l'lensinl J. C. llordan.
Orange (leo. P. Winer.
l'lne Henry 1'ornwnliL I'.lljah l'mmcr, J, II. Cor-
nelhn.
!ont Inpcreet: .lohn Leinn.
Scot t Imvld .lor.os, John M uasleiiHn.
ntUarlouf-UIJah I'ctei man.
HKCONIl WUttlv.
Hlooni-c. c. Jlarr, J. c. llutter, I. WMInitmnn, Lllis
Mciidetihull.
Heaver.!. A. lsee, l'red Komler,
iicnilck Inhu .McAmill, Coo. A. lliicl.1ngh.im.
Ilr1arereek--Humiicl Conner, A. II. Croup.
atattlssa-S. 1). llinnr.1,
'iitiD Anron Kelehner, Samuel Dletterlcl;.
innklln tieo. lltirtmnn.
f ircenwood-It. L. lilcli, Wm. Dal Is.
llemloe!; Daniel Yoeuni, Aaron Smith, Wm. II.
WioemnktT.
Locust l'cter Miller, Isaiah Howcr, I.lilngslono
Ye.ittcr.
MalnWnshlngtoii l'lslior. .T. W, Kelehner.
MailI.-,on John llendershott.
Mlfllln Jos. o. Wlntcrstccn, Ilenjamln l'onebcckcr,
I'. A. Hess, .ndreiv Mngley.
Mt. I'le.isnnt Howard ft nilinos.
I'lne-Jacob Urn?, II. W. Lyons.
inrlnjjcreek Michael lloach, John Hampton,
Hcott II. II. l'ursell, Hat Id Whltmlre.
ri i',iiieiiu n.uoitn oo I lor,,
Xl usi in: ok ot.ivEit I'liiu.ii-s, liKrK.tsr.b.
1 litlivie'i'li (Tmno vn-i'ioo
i.iners 11 Aiiuunisiruuon on 1110 osnio or oil
r I'ldlllns. Into of tlio Tnim of ltlnniiinlior.erioiitv
of Columliln, Mate ct IVnnsilrnnln, deeensed.
bate been ainiiled to 11. I!. 01 vis, of tllnoinsburir
'a tn tt horn all persons Indebted lo said estate nro
reouested to mako nut meld, unit Hioho Innliii
claims or demands will mako known tho mine with
out delay. I). 1!. OHVIS,
Administrator.
July ss.-cw.
A
UDITOU'K KOTICK,
JCrtiitr of IF. '. Sander, decerned.
The undcislirncd Auditor to m.iko illstrlhutlon or
the b.ilanep or Hie funds In Iho hands oto. ,. Soulier,
Administrator of tlio 0 Into ot W. 1'. soudsr, lalo of
Cohunbl 1 co deceased, nmnllir tho parties entitled
thereto, will attend 10 the dimes of Ills ( appointment
at the ollico of C. li. ic W. .1. ran kaluw, Iiloomsburir,
on Saturday Hie 'Ji'.lhdiv uf August Isiil, tvhen I
libera nil icrsons haibiif cliihus; nualnst tho snld
estate aro nvpieslcd to lu-pseut tho samo before tlio
.1111111 or or 00 (leuaned 11 0111 eomiiiK 111 lor asnuro or
said fund. W. ILAHIIOI'T,
JulysVTil-liv Auditor.
GREAT EE DUGTION IN PAINTS,
OILS, llUUSIIKrf and JAPAN DltYLIt.
Strlclly l'l'Hi: Wlliri! I.HADH cents :pcr pound,
guaranteed eipial to any In iho market.
MON'TOUI! WHITi; I.IIAD nt to cents per pound,
' 'omul to any for durability.
MONTOl'i: SLAT!! PAINTS s, 0 nnd 10 cents per
pound, according lo color.
MOXTOl'It MHTALLIC I1IIOWN s cents per pound.
MO.NTOl'H JII'.TAI.LICIlIIOWNdry 2 and 3 cents
per pound.
ISest Quality of Paint lirushcs at low piiccs.
PUHH
jINSSJSD OIL
wliMiwnbiir In Ur.;u ((uanlitlcR ami facllat
luufat Market j-i Icc-j.
JJEST JAPAN Ll.
Allouriroddsnri! Kiiaranlppd as represented nnd
our paints to bo ground In pure liniiced oil, orlho
Heine lefiituled 0:1 ileniainl.
Mend lor sainplu curd nml pi leo list with tebtlmon-
IIKNUY H. ItKAY,
Solo Jfanufacturer.
P.ih'I'.ht, Pa.
COUltT SALE
OP
ESTATE!
Jiny n. 'Id.-ly.
OKPJIANS
REAL
lly ilrtue of nn order of tlio Orphans' Court of Co.
liiMbl.i fount v, tlio undersigned, .idtiiliJsiratois of
the Onlalo of Jacob Hauls, tilll e.pysa lu publlo salo
uutho piemlseboii
SATU11DAY,
AUGUST 10th, 1870,
nt to o'clock a. m.,tlio foilotvlnj; described re.il estalo
tu tt ll :
No. s. All Hint ccrinln tract of land sltuato In Mt.
Pleiisaut toitu-ldii, in tho county ot Culutubla ufoie
said, ndjolidnt; kinds 0! 'I'honias.l. V.imlei-bllce, lien,
siniiiiund uiher.s, eoiiiali.lns' la an es, moio or loss,
.No '.1. All Hun icitidii tractor land sltuato In Iho
township of Hemlock, mid county of Columbia, nil
Joining lauds tr John l.i'atfle,Albcilboiners,lteubeu
UOifai I und others, contulnlns
S EVENTY-JSIG1IT ACHES,
moro cr lass.
No. 2. All that co.taln undivided moiety or halt
patt of the llti iN Olii: ly linr under tho suilacsi of Iho
abote descilbed tract ot land No, 1. and externum;
also under Iho sin face of snld laud of said Andrew
.1, liv.tns and t.lfe, sllu.ilo In the tnwnrhlpof Ik 111
loel; nnd county ot Columbia utoicsuld, nsshutin bv
a ilrall ht iel.i aidiexid, of tvblch said Iron 010 Iho
xutd Jacob 11.11 lis died scliPd tn Ids denies uu us or
leu us tenant In louiiiinn with tlin said MeKclvy.
Neal ,v i n,, ef nnd la one uiidoildcd niololy or hiilt
part thi leof,
J.'o. c. All tint n 1 rul it undltldcd moiety or halt
paitof iho IKON (jia: Ijlrujuiidirtliesuifucoor all
Ih.iteeituln Had of laud sltuato lu Cooper town
sldli In Iho County of Monlour. now owned by ono
John llampil, eoiitalnlns si ncics nnd U7 peiches,
mnru llamjiel, eontulidiiif 7 ncies uud 167 ikicIicm
mom or Inss, of nhicli il.u said Jacob Hauls illul
scued In Ids dcmeii ns ot fto as tenant In common
with 010 chutlus It. I'axton.
.Mid It lsd(i:rced that iho share of Sarah Ann liar
rls.it blow, shall rc mum in tno hands of tho purchas.
ir diirlna her uaiural Ufo und tho Interest ttuitfoio
sliiill bo regularly and nnmiijly nnld to her by Iho
purchaser. Ids l.elrs uul nsslfc-n-, boldlntf tho lii-fin.
Isun lo bo urovire-l by dWipssor othniiUo ns iiutu
uioiwiyinil Hlallds conimonitpultii, rmd nt our
ilecek.i iirsli.iif.-. ol lliu puicliuso biuney shull bn
lw,Jr .!!' !hu rirHcs lially fidlUcd ttiervtu.
'H'.lt.tlNOl. SAIj.-.-Teii liircectoi oiio-timrlhof
His pun luiso money lo liopald til tlio sttlkliiL' down
ofllia pro ci ty, thu oue-Iouilli less Iho ten pi r cent
nt llm ti,miriimtl.in of salo, nud tho reinnbdiii,' tbieo
louillHln ono year iherealter, tilth Interest 110111,
ooniliiiiutluii 11IU.
WILLIAM IIAItlllS,,
.ItilyiM-ts.
U,l.,,,v?V IIIIIIUS,
Adinliiktr mors
51 W
11 '
J'ie Vhtupnl Svip that con U tmed for the JMuko-
iltrj J.'cllnolIS ;
nt.- nr.o 1 or it III go ns for (m two of any other.
til.-duly half lie muul iutlliiL' b(linfi((iilicd.
Hi em Is a fining' of mom iliuli Iheintlioeonof lliu
Suuplu Inter niece.
.",',r?,1'e.,"il',ll''l',r" "if'du fiWLI.T, r MM N, and
VMII'li: lillhi.ut I.OII.IMior sCAIHIMMIiUs nil
Injury lollnialsaioidid. 'Ibciolsa suiluit In Hal
iiiid liaid woik. nnd Iko woHilnif Isdouo Uiuloul
half the iiklud lln.c,
itUiiteOBuaiuiiltcd under arfr.nlly ot lltty dol.
Mil not to Inluiotboilollits or hands, und us c.mi
Itlnl will t nubs, uny urmii luuKeiiflm llioliulliof,
llunoitiiti iiicnis, It would m tei iiuy tho lucptlilor
liM'imui.-e iiniuixiiii!.,t! sysliin of iiduilinl ifund'
eloltri such ilMlika mult for Us Hup milMb l.n
kbt'iv HmumiA U1ul11.11. Iho tit would iijou
ioUluoufy inpittvl.fciUiciBlniiiUIiii'll. '
!) -tt: ' u "'fsntw Bop lor kiuvuu 11 ml Ton
LTiUllsH,
WAHNKH ItilODKH & CO,,
WHOLMBALIJ lAK0V (lllOOIUW,
ll kH 8111. Acients,
Auir, in!nl. H.ttJttJM. I'hmjWlihtaJ'A..
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