THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COINTT, PA.
r-, -eft.
BB0CKWA7& ELWELL.EdllOrs.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Friday, Doc. 1, 18 70.
the cmsis. .
Our rentiers will .gather tlie situation from
tho news in oilier cblumns nf bur paper
' Them Is no doubt In the mind of ever fair
nd honest man but that Tltdcn and Hen
drlcka received a majority of over 300,000, on
tho popular vote.nnd are entitled to 203 dec-.
toral votes. Hut the three States necessary
fur Hare, Florida, 'South Carolina and
Louisiana, will "be "counted in," mid the
Army and Navy of the nation will enforce
the blistering fraud. Had It been necessary
- to accomplish the result, North Carolina
Mississippi, nay, every Southern State
would have been counted, for Hayes.
W ore asked, "What is the romcdyf"
lit It not in the Courts, because an shown in
the cue of South Carolina, their orders will
dot be obeyed. The Democratic House can
not correct tho wrong. The Republicans
hold the Senate, and President. Sunday
noon, March 4th, the present Congress ceases
.to eilU, and the day following Grant pro
poses to inaugurate Hayes:
HI mutt either submit or veil.
KEEP 1)1' TUB ORGANIZATIONS.
-, One of tho curiosities of tho late Cen
tennial Exhibition was au antiquated docu
ment, once In rogue, called The Co-vbtitu-iiok.
Among other things It said :
That the people have a right to assemble
themselves together to consult for their com
mon K'ood, to Instruct their representative,
mid to apply 16 the Legislature for redress
of; grievances fay address, petition and re
monstrance. It is apparent that the election fur Presi
dent is.not over yet, because the Returning
Boards are stillrvoting fur tho people in
Florida aud Louisiana, and wc suggest that
.our Democratic clubs should maintain their
czUteuce,and new ones should bo organized.
Server was freo and full discussion of public
questions more needed than now. Our lib
erties are trampled upon daily by our mod
ern Caspar, and the existence of our Govern
ment is imperilled. The psople, therefore,
should "assemble themselves together to
consult for their common good."
SUGAR COATED.
Many- of our exchanges, inspired by Grant's
eider to Sherman, assert thai Hiyosis too
honorable a man to take hla scat as President
-" 'if his election should be tho result of fraud
t -or dishonesty. Wo do notforouo moment
credit'the assertion. Wc believe that Hayes,
, 'like' Grant, would take anything from the
- 'White House-ddwn to a terrier pup: His
eanipaign'vvas led and managed by the evil
'element of the ltcpublicau parly, and ho is
imply a puppet, managed by'sueh scoun
drels as :Calnero'n, Chandler, Cameron, Kell
ogg and Chamberlain. The ablo and pure
men of the' Republican party do not 'counte
nance the existing outrages of such leader,
bat they are' not in condition to make an clV
fectual protest.-
Tho whole objectjof Grant's followers, is to
loll the people into' fanciediecurity by'a cry.
of peaceful intentions, and at the same time
they endorse, patent fraXids by the wholo Fed-
'end power.
A JUDGE-DEFIES THE LAW.
j ;Judgo Bond of tha United States Circuit
Court, has released the South Carolina Board
of Canvassers on a writ of habeas corpui.
, This proceeding is not unly without, pre
j.cedentut I directly lii the teeth, of thede-
cisjon of the Supreme Court of the United
State, which declared in the Dorr case
e Jhmt a United States Court could not
ga a writ of habeas corpus release a prisoner
,condemnod by a state Court,
, t ihna one p( Qrant's judicial creatures,
backed by baypnets,not only tramples under
foot (he Supreme Court of the Stato, but de-.
flea the highest tribunal in the land. The
s people might as well understand that they
jlk no longer existing under law, but.under
p thajule of, the bayonet. The Republic has
lasted just one Jmndred years.
THANKSGIVING.
, It was one of Grant's grim jokes to ap
point Thursday as a day of Thanksgiving.
What for ? Is it for the peace and prosper
ity of tho nation? Is it because sister states
are dragooned by military? Is it because tho
present state of affairs is to be continued
years more despite tho will of the people?
It should have been a day of fasting, prayer,
and humiliation. But, then, Grant never
fasts nor prays.
Here's' more Democratic intimidation j
Thi fine residence of Wade Hampton, the
Democratic Governor-elect of South Caroll
na, was destroyed by an incendiary fire last
Friday night. The two sisters and two young
oris of tho Governor barely escaped witli
their lives. All the contcuts of the huuae
were destroyed. Such rascally papers as the
New York Timet will probably find in this
a deep-laid plot of tho Democrats to cast re
. proaeh on the pure and honorable black Ilc
publicans of the State. South Carolina
probably contains as many rascals who dc'
terve hanging as any State In this once glo
rious Republic,
Bays the Springfield Jtrpublican : "Con
sideringthat it was Centennial year, and
, .that we all started out with the notion of
patting our beatfootforemost,belng especially
atriotio, healing the wounds of the war,and
wrapping ourselves entirely in the old Hag
with out an appropriation wo think it must
bo conftssed that we have inr.de a bad uie.-a
oi it."
The election of President of tho United
States by the votes of men who didn't voto
U still going on very briskly in tho Republl
can newspapers of tho organic persuasion
and also nt New Orleans, by the Returning
Board. There is a novelty about it that is
rather jmpreaslve, Springfield Republican,
The Boston Post notes (hat "Father Tuft
Is studying law with a persistency t list
would have made ft I in distinguished if he
had begun earlier in lift. As it is, ho can
bo recommended (f any one is in need o
' special pleadings or uulque legal construe
tioru,"
It U wld that old Peter Cooper U tho only
presidential caudidato who, during' the re
cent excitement, preserved his sereuity and
slept iu unruffled peace and a plain flannel
nightgown without joke.
A WORTHLESS UNION.
Wo do not see any advantago in a union
of the States, unices tho objects for which It
was formed aro carried into effect. It cer
tainly docs not induce pcoplo to cherish it,
when they see tho monstrous frauds being
perpetrated in Louisiana, South Carolina
and Florida. Tho founders of our Govern
ment, in tho preamblo to the Constitution,
said i
Wc, tho people of tho United States, in
ordsr to form a moe perfect union, establish
justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide
for" the common defence, promote tho general
welfare1, 'and secure th'6 ulMslni;s'Ar liberty
to ourselves nnd our posterity; do ordain and
establish this Coiutltutlon of tho United
Stati's'of America. "' ,
In tlie first place there is no ''perfect
union.' The Republican party was bijllt
upon sectional hate, and islcaders aro do
ing everything in their power to keep! jt
alive. , ,
If Itho; objectwnsto. "establish justice,' U
has signally falfed, as even tho courts' of
justice are prostituted Do protect fraud and
notorious rascalfty. ''Dpmistlcirapfiuility"
Is not Insured when tho people of tho sev
eral States are disfranchised, and a rotten
carpet hag rulo is supported by-Fcdcr.il bay
onels. If "for tho common defence," it is
a' miserable fniluro because the national
power is being ued to oppress defenceless
communities. It does not "securo the bless
ings of liberty." It is not "liberty' but li
cense tho Government protects, and even
Legislatures niecf at tho point of tho bayo
net, rjiid a corporal q? the guard determines
who is and who is not a inember'of the Leg
islature. It Is a Government of force, pinned, to
gether by bayonets, and in such a maimer as
would astound ev'fii Mexico. And yet the
people ttanil it 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Comjmma, S.O.,Noy. At .midnight last
night, tKo slate house was occupied by Uni
ted States troops. No one was allowed'to
enter without a pass from Mr. Jones, clerk
of the state house, or Mr. Dennis, ono of
Chamberlain's men. About nine o'clock,
General Gordon, Unitcd.States senator from
Georgia, and Genera Johnson, state senator
of "Virginia, with Messrs. Peck and Jeffreys,
members ot tho legislature, demanded ad
mittance. Tho,, rotunda was filled with
troops nnd arms wore stacked around
the Washington .statue, Tho members ol
the legislature exhibited their certificates
from the Supremo court of their election,
and tho corporal of the guard refused them
admittance, under the orders of Dennis, who
was ntuudiugby.
The democratic members then met in cau
cus, una about 11:10 p. m. proceeded in u
body to demand admittance. , In the mean
time, General Hampton had an, interview
with General Ruger, who then changed tho
orders, so us to allow any oqe to pa,ss the
sentinels who clained. to Uo elected member
of tlie legislature, Under this change of
orders, all the member were ad
mitted slowly, as tho corporal of the. guard
examined their credentials. The members
are thus admitted to the state house, but not
to tho hull of the senate or that of the, home
of representatives.
The democratic members of the house, af
ter gaining admission to the Stato house,
proceeded to the door of the houso of repre
sentatives with the delegation from Edge-
field and Laurens at their head, and de
manded admission on. the certificates of elec
tion taken from the' records of the Supreme
court. Six' soldiers were ranged on either
side of the. approach to the door with two
officers in the centre. The certificates of the
two Edgefield und Laurens delegations being
presented were decided invalid by the door
keepers, whereupon the enure body of demo
crats withdrew. William II. Reddish, a Re
publican member refused to enter while the
house was guarded by troops and retired
with the Democrats. This leaves the house
without a quorum.
FLORIDA,
Tallaiiasse,. Nov. 28. Tho board met
at ten o'clock this morning. The Demo
crats and .Republicans both gavo notice of
contesting various counties. The result, as
read off from the face of tlie rctunis, show
republicau majorities of 7,4(i), nnd demo
cratic majorities of 7,418 a net republican
majorityiu the state .of 42. 2.1 Democratic
votes wero omitted iu Clay county. These
if counted would leaye a Republican ma
jority of 10.
The county that made the only violei.t in
road on the democratic calculation, vas Ba
ker. They have a regularly certified copy of
tho returns from that couuty giving a demo
cratic majority of 04. This return was regu
lar and it was thought final. This morning
a new return was read, signed, by the
judge and sheriff, but not the county clerk,
which by the throwing out of several demo
cratic preciucts, gives a Republican majori
ty of 41, making a difference of 133 votes.
That this was fraudulent was proved before
the board. The faecretary read n return
signed by the clerk and justice and properly
attested which gavo a democratic majority
of 05. It appears that two returns, one
signed as above, and another sigued by the
judge, sheriff and justice were sent up. With
the.first return admitted the Tilden electors
have 135 majority whilo with both returns
held subject to future decisions the Demo
crats have 2 electors by 5 majority, 1 by 3
majority, and the Republicans have 1 elec
tor by 1 majority.
LOUISIANA.
The plan of Kellogg and his scoundrels on
the returning board, is rapidly developing.
The returns from parishes, before the board
giving Democratic majorities are laid aside
uncounted and it has beon announced that
such returns as are not hm.leJ in will not
be counted. As these all give Democratic
majorities it is easy to see the result. All the
returns have, been in New Orleans for days
but have not been given to the board. The
Intention evidently is to find how many votes
it is necessary to havo to secure n Kcpubli
can majority, and thou lo keep outsuflio'ent
Democratic votes to gain their end. The
whole canvass is thu most cool and rascally
fraud and is n perfect farce as regards cither
justice or truth.
TWEED.
Tho long expected and lungdelayej U. S,
frigate I-rankllu has finally arrived at New
York nnd William M Ttmd, the fallen
"Boss" of tho New iork '"ring tliievis" has
once in .ire been tr .inferred to (lie en. tody of
the Sheriff, the old nun looks hazard and
broken dowu und moves tVcbly with the
aid of u cane. There was curiosity lo see
tlie once powerful politician, but (lie bitter
uess offeeliug which formerly cxi.ted has
In a great ineasuru died out. So many other
scoundrels have gone uuwhlpped-uf justlco
that the, people are inclined almost to n feel
log of pity for tint forlorn old man. It is
nut probable tliut Tweed will get out of jull
on bull, as the amount required, f M.OOJ.OOO,
is too great for him to obtain. When his
trials will begin is not known nor on which
of the (udictmepts he will be lint tried,
Zck Cbundlur'f prayer :
Oh I that thU top, tog wild South would
melt.
LIMIT LITERATURE. J
The Wiliianiaport Jlatette ami. Bulletin i$
published, tin lfriday last,a spMiM report lo
that reliable-sheet Ilia New YdtkmMTrhln
tivo toho fiendish' oviduct ofilhejDcmoqrnU
inEdecnild:s) 0. S llioriVxnralctlon. Nd-
wlietciotsido or tho pages "of dhno novels.
cautiioio 1)0 tounrt nnytmng so oioou-curunng
and exciting, no thrilling and no utterly
false. Tho writer describes with tho
master hand of a nenny-a-linor tho fe
rocious anil UooTl' thirsty attacks on tho
'outraged but inoffensive blacks,"' and tho"
bravery of an offnor who witli right ninif
"reprcientlng'tho" United Sthtei," Vcpt opcif
narrow, pathway along which tho "poor but
undaunted negro" p,ised to vol. The Re
publicans are rather inniting that the negroes
were daunted and didn't voto, but this gallant
writer would not allow a prettily turned sen
tence to be. ppoilod even to oblige tho.politi-
.... i-i
cians. Tins Bliamctiil lmumustion, was un-
lowed by tho beatinjr of sovctal negroes, but
the general belief in this statement may bo
somewhat weakened by tho writer's subsequent
announcement that tho negroes outnumbered
tho whltci ten to one. Ho makes this admis
sion bccnuo, unfortunately for hi parly, the
district gavo a Democratic majority, tho
Times really deserves a good deal of credit for
tho high perfection ill lying which it has at
tained. Compared ,vitli its magnificent, its
gorgeous lies thosa of tho ordinary organs nro
but as a farthina candlo to tho. god of day.
Tho salo of "yellow covered" literature must
have materially fallen off of late, nt least so
fur as Republican readers nro concerned, for
the columns of tho Timet offer oven more at
tractivo reading and at much cheaper rates-
It may bo argued by tho strait-laced that such
i tuff is disreputable and degrading, but the
Times having no reputation to lose nnd con
scious that tho paper tplls, only strives to ex
cel its own efforts rival it has none. A dis
grace to journalism, and the exponent of all
that is unwholesome in politics, it stands with
out a peer,
ANOTHER WARRIOR.
IlEADQOAJlTEnS NlNTlt DIVISION! N. G.
P., Indiana, Pa., November 10, 187(5, Spe
cial order No. 15. There will be a meeting
of tho commissidned officers of tho Ninth
Division, N. G. P.. nt ludiana, on tho 27th
of December, 1870, at 2 p. in., for con
sultation and interchanging of views us' to
the military operations fur the coining vchr.
and for some measures necessary for the good
of the'service. By order ot
llAiuiY White,
Major General Commanding Ninth Division
iN, u. i:
Official : F. IC. Patterson, A. A. G.
Inspired by Millikcn, the gory White
rushes to the front, dons his warliko hnbili
ments, grasps his sword with one hand nnd
with his pcu in tho other, dashes off the
above inspirited little call. It Is very
amusing, aud tho more so when wc recall
the military history of tho doughty warrior.
White was not n stupendous success asn
chieftain j wo cannot remember any great
battles won by his exertions ; possibly be
cause ho was not' present on those occasions.
But White is a politician, aud a Senator,
and is best known to the people of Pennsyl
vania ns a statesman of the Republican per
Buasion. Why he should burden his mighty
mind with the unimportant affairs of the
Ninth Division N. G. P. is ouo of those
things that na'lellowcan find out. Tore
assure tho timid, however, we would state
that Maj. Gen. Harry Wblterof the N. G.
P. is not dangerous, he won't really hurt
anybody and, in' case of trouble, he won't
get hurt hlmselj he's nut one of that
kind.
If he had-'waited fifteeu'or twonty years
later before issuing his order, a new genera
tion knowing' not White would have ari sen
and probably, have been duly impressed
but tho people of this ycar of grnco, 1870,
know him "and under bis brave words nnd
yet more brave attire see, Harry White 1
The Galaxy for December contains a very
interesting article from tho pen of Gen. Win-
fijld S. Hancock, written in reply to a paper
of Gen. O. 0. Howard, published iu tho At
lantic Monthly,
It scemj, that Howard in the courbc of his
remarks made several very. glaring misstate
ments as to his prominence in the battle of
Gettysburg and rather disparaged the part
taken by Gen. Hancock. The Litter proves
most conclusively the falsity of Howard's
statements and in fact thows by Howard's
own ords that he contradicts himself. Tho
official papers and Gen. Meade's evidence be
fore tho Committee on the Conduct of
tho War, both prove tho truth of Gener
al Hancock's words. There is very little
left of Howard he is completely demolished
but there was not much left before tho ar-
ticlo was written. Howard was ono of those
Christian wldicrs of the Frecdmen's Bureau
persuasion who figured prominently but not
well, in tlie investigations borne years ago in
Washington relative to the mismanagement
of tho funds of that Bureau. Howard was
rather small game for such a man as Hancock
bnt it is as .well to crush out liars wherever
they are found.
And now tho Demoeraev are delighted with
Judge Mosco I Not many months since lie
was tn them a ncrlect reprobate, devoid ot
principle, honor or decency. Governor Cham
berlain believed so too, and refused to make
him judge. Gatellc nnd Bulletin.
Under its present management we have
ceascil to regard our cotenporary ns n reliable
new.spajior. Wo do not assuuu to say that it
would publi-h a deliberate falsehood, but an
editor is re.-pon'.iblo to tho publie for his
ptaUuicnts, and ignorance is no exeu.-c when
tho truth is accesdblc. Tho fact is, tho Judge
Moses of tho Supremo Court of South Caro
lina is not the same pcroon whoso commission
Gov. Chamberlain iefnctl to sign. He has
twice been elected to tha Suprein j Court as n
Kepublie.in-by Republican Legi.-laturcs-and
was an ardent wippjrtrr of Grant as well as
of Hayes and Wheeler Had tlw Republican
Supremo Court of South Carolina sustained
the Radical fraud in that State, tho Judges
woulJ have Kun landed to tho skies by cheap
Republican oi'inK, :ml the decision of the
highest piwer in tin Slate they would have
fhiniolas find. Wo cmnid them to obo-dioiK-o.
Vic people lUm u-f oledltncc to the
law.
llie Illegal house of representatives of
b.mth U.irolhu not luring a cj i iruni tn or
gaulxj and transact business seated live ne
groes, on Wednesday, from Barnwell county
for whioli cvrtMoatfti of election hud already
been given to the Djuio-rat by the board
of male oiuvassurs and secretary of state,
Tho D.-m watiufi.'iutors have put on record
a pritfttajiinst uuy recognition of the Il
legal house. These Republican rascals have
boai.ne to reganllcss of everything with a
semblance nt decency or legality that they
fall to rospect even the authority on which
the election of their own men is claimed.
From the tlruj ho was Vico' President,
away buck lu 1801-5, Mr. Hamlin, of
iuuine, lias ueen almost lostslght of, b.ivo tho
time ho incurred considerable wrath by a
very iiirau change iu the postago law, which
had its origin with hiiuin the Senate. Con
sidering the. very important duties devolving
upon the Senate ere mnuy mouths, it Is now
proposed to make Mr, llamllu President of
tuat body, because ot bis "Presbyterian rig
or and cant-uron will ana determination.1'
Tho Rnnnvrny Hoard.
I Tho South Carolina returning board seems
Uclenmncd lo'clo ,al 'tq'lts'pdivcr toiinako
trouble; Cut rio dolibt'lftlio" wisdom 6r tlie
moral son'so bf Cotigresswlll sjijictlon its nc
lloiirof lycsfcrday In setting ht delianto tlio
decrees of" tho Suprcrdp Court ln,order to en
able It to coiint in candidates of its own
party. The people, who, in tho firm belief
that ho was the best and most fitting candi
date for President, gavo their votes to Ruth
erford Bi Hayes, are as determined as' aro
those of tho nthcr'sido that only the man w lib
Was fairly and leghlly cl'ectl President shall1
bo declared Presldtint, whether that bo Mr.
Hayes or'Mr. Tilden. Tho Republican par
ty was founded upon the highest nnd noblest
principles which ever brought, men together
to conquer In u common cause; mid it U as
true to those principles tu-day as It ever
was at any time during Its long and hmiilrii
bio history. It is not only a but the pir
ty of law nuJ.urdor, nnd It asks for rinlhtiiu
morc anil will accept of nothingness,' wheth
er helped or hurt by it, than a decent respect
for the observance of both the form arid spir
it of tho law. The action of the South Car
olina returning board is not only In defiance
of the deeply founded piinclples of tho Re
publican party, but It Is, In tho last degree,
revolutionary; and while its work, thus il
legally done,. should be, indignantly repudia
ted by the country, its authors should bo
made to feel the prompt nnd heavy hand
of the law they havo defied nnd Insulted.
No man can afford to bo made President In
that way, no party daro endorso such nets
and the Republicans least of all.will wish to
sustain yesterday's work of tho South Caro
lina returning board. Phi hi Inquirer,
All sorts, of blunders were made In the
Into election, both in printing the i leclor.il
tickets and in voting them In Vermont
and Oregon an ineligible elector wns voted
for, and in Wisconsin u similar case occurred
Now it seems that, Pennsylvania has n mis
take to iook aAer, and, like tho others, on
thciRcpublican ticket. Seth W. Starkweather
was tho elector from tho Sixteenth district,
but hu name was printed 4,S. W. Starkwea
ther" on the Philadelphia tickets. Tho
Commissioners, in preparing tlie blank cer
tificates printed tho nauio "Snmuel W. Stnrk
weather" und tho, entire return of 77084
votes, is certified to "Annuel" instead of
"Seth." As it now t,inds Starkweather has
reccivcdf307,0C4 votes and Charles R. Buek
alew 3GG,204, u majority for thn Jatter ol
over 00,000.
It is not probablo that any protest will bo
made by tho Democrats, against tho issuing
of a certificate to Seth W. Starkweather and
that such certlllcato will ho, itmdo by the
Governor.
Should the case bj taken tn court a count
of tho ballots wouldshow that they all con
tain the name of S.. Ws Starkweather, who
who would be declared duly elected.
fainco, tho above was written Governor
Hart ran ft has issued a certificate declaring
S. W. Starkweather to be elected.
Tho Sup reine Court of Pennsylvania, os. u
memorable occasion, imprisoned Passim ro
Williamson for disobedience to their writ,
nnd it was not pretended that tho Federal
Courts could interfere for hts release.
JfarrUburi) Patriot. A'ou. oa.
Not quite correct. Passmoro Williamson
was imprisoned for contempt of Court, by
IIou. J. K. Kane, Judge of tho U. S. DNttict
Court for tho Eastern District of Pennsylva
nia. Mr. Williamson applied to thn Suprrtno
Conrtjof Pennsylvania to "interfere for his
release" This was refused, tho opinion be
ing delivered by Hpn. J. S. Black iu which
ho showed that Passmoro Williatiiwon was
committed for contempt of Court. As to
tho power to commit persons for contempt
he makes the following remarks :
"All courts haye this power, and must
necessarily have it ; otherwise they could
not protect themselves from insult, or en
force obedience to their process. Without
it they would be utterly powerless. Tu
authority1 to deal with un offender nf this
class belongs exclusively to tho iJoart in
which the offense is committed ; und no
other, not eveu tho highest, can interfere
with its exercise, either by -aril tit' error,
man Jamui or habeas corpui" S-io 2 Casey
I' 9-
The Sunbury America, ui describing the
recent trip of Hon. Jotaaii. Pucker to Soutii
Carolina at tho rcUi-t uf Grant, after gush
ingly toadying to him, ijuotes the following
fioai tho Vcjj.-
"Thrsy wcru a.stcd by tho President to visit
tho capital of that Stato in tho interest of
jicaco nmlfairplay.. Mr. Packer, like Judge
Curter, is. one of the tairot judicial minds in
tho uouatry. Tlie count in presence of him
self and bis associates and the Democratic
leaders, was perfectly hon&t and resulted in
ihe election ot Wado Hampton for Governor
nnd the complete Miccessot nil the Huyes and
Wheeler electors. Tho whole proceedings
were so manly and straightforward that both
sides professed themselves satisfied."
We have n conundrum to nsk our sprightly
cotemporary. If Mr. PaeJccr and Judgo Cart
er, two of "thu fuirfet judicial minds in the
ountry" declare that tlie count made in tho
presence nf hiuisdf and associates and
tlu Democratic leaders was perfectly hon
est nnd resulted in tho election of Wado
Hampton for Governor, Sic, how in thunainu
of common scn- can thu American, and "tho
fairest judicial minds" justify the Returning
board in fraudulently counting Wade Hanir
ton out, nnd this in tho face of tho uiuudato
of tho Republican Supremo Court?
The Lock Haven Enterprise is a ferocious
ly "loyal" sheet. It thinks that if crimes
against the integrity of the ballot box wero
punished, "tho wholo South wing of the
Democratic party," would bo sent to prison,
"and the colored people could then vote
without molestation." It would be inter
esting indeed to read tho election returns
from the Southern states, if there were no
white Democrats to interfere with Kellogg,
Packard and their kind iu manipulating tho
ballot boxes. It would not bo surprising
under such a condition of affairs, for Louis
iana to givo half a million Republicau ma
jority. Tho only difficulty tho Republicans
would havo to' contend with, would bo to ac
count for the murder of Democratic negroes,
Tho white Democrats being in prison of
course could not be held responsible. It is
hardly necessary to mention that tho Enter
prise would not for a moment credit the story
that Kellogg and his friends would practice
fraud.
During the proceedings of the Louisiana
Returning Hoard on Saturday tho scaled re
turns from Do Soto parish being opened, it
was found thut one of tho protests of tho
Supervisors, charging general Intimidation,
was dated November 25th, and sworn to In
New Orleans before a Commissioner of the
Circuit Court. When asked to expluln how
n protest dated the 2itli could get Inlp u
sealed registered puckago received by mail
ou the 17th, the Secretary said ho had re
ceived two packages. He was then detected
In the act of making anothcrentry in his book
,of two packages. Aftersomo delay another
package was produced it contained only
consolidated returns.no protests or affidavits.
This will give some Idea of the rascally
manner In which tho Board conduct their
business. liven Senator Sherman was dis
gusted and admitted that fraud had been
committed. Tho Board hud nothing to
say.
V
Anbtlicr Trick.
Our Ncwbrlcans correspondent telegraphs
thkt:tho re(u(nlnj board ' determined to
hear. 6vidence,'ba icharttcs of Intimidation In
sccre sessibn' Why secret 7 What are
All UltlMl-lnnf4 1 A .. it.... ! . ! . . .
thai therojli no power of Indignation among
northorn Republicans? Can Ihey not see
that by tholr tricks and secrecy they aro
making public satisfaction with tho count
ing In of Jr, Ilnycs.an Impossibility 7, They
Will iiear evidence In secret session, and will
thpu inako up tho tptaUoftho Stato and
el6ctoJl vbtelin 'tlio'day' tlio electors nro to
ineot, wo aro told, so as to prevent appeal's to
the courts' that Is to sav t'hev moan to. re
peat, but with nn adroit Improvement, itho-
aotitn Carolina trick. '
Is it not tlmo.fbr honest Republican nil
over tho North to s pejik out? to let these
polillcal yaiiiblei know that they must sijop?
Tnt Democrats we silent and pa'lvoj thai
is their duty ; they must remain so. But
tho Republican merchants, lawyers, clergy,
fanners', mcchiulcs can they ull'ord to re
main silent when such things nro done in
Sjutli Carolina and preparing in Louisiana?
F.videuco accumulates that there is a con
certed plottocoiintin Mr. Hayes in tho three
disputed slates by open and shameless trick
cry. That is not what the Republican
masses want. They wish fair play. Is It
not time for them to speak out iu public
meetings ?-iV. Y. Herald.
.
A certain man whose name was Zachririah
went down from Washington to New York
and fell among thieves, and tho thieves re
ceived him gladly, and ho ubodo with them
many days. And ho said unto them: "Be
hold I havo threo States. South Caroliia is
mine, and Florida is mine, and Louisiana is
initio, ami there nio nineteen electoral votes
in tho.-e three. Go now and got 1110 one bun
dled nnd sixty-nino other votes aud wo will
count in thoso nineteen, nnd tiio inheritance
will bo ours ; for wo shall scoon tho bovs."
But bohnld tho boys sent spies into tho states
ol j'U'harinli, and Florida was not his hy a
thousand, and South Carolina was not his by
fifteen hundred. And when Zachariah saw
that certain wise men had been sent down
from tho. north who oversaw thocouut in Lou
isiana, ha girded up-his loins nnd fled swiftly.
Ior tho last ntato of that man was five
thousaud worse than thu first. H'orW.
Tli llecord (if the Times says of the Louis
iana Returning Board :
Moreovi r, u majority nf the members of
that l.oanl lire men ot as good reputation
for limit-sty und integrity in politics as some
of the gentlemen who went to New Orleans
from tho north to keep the Returning board
straight.
W o agree with tlio Jlecord. Tho members
of the Board aro tlio peers, morally and po
litically, nf Maekey, Kellcy and Quay from
Pennsylvania, Farwcll, tho Chicago poker
player, Sidney Clarke of Kansas, William
L. Chandler and John A. Kasson. They
aro tho men who went to Now Orleans to
"keep the Returning board straight," nnd a
men lot they are. Grant showed his earn
est desire for a fair couut in Louisiana when
ho sent that crew down to supervise mat
ters. Grant has issued another ono of his brutal
proclamations placing the military at the
disposal of Gov. Chamberlain of South Car
olina"to maintain a Republicau government
in the State." Aye, that's it not a re
publican form of government, as required by
the Constitution, but a "Republican" gov
ernment. No possibio excuse exists for this
unlawful act of Grant. No insurrection
exists, no competent autnonty lias ever
asked for troops and there is no reason why
they should be sent into the Stnte except
this diat the State is to be given toMhe Re
publicans, No regard for law, State or Federal, re
strains tlio Administration in its acts. Wo
believe, liowever,that a bitter day of reckon
ing is i.pmiug und that those who offend
against tlio law will perish by tho law.
Tho Hon. Stanley Matthews says tho
Louisiana Returning Board is composed of
honest, upright men, fully entitled to us
much confidence us any board that might
be selected for n like purpose in Cincinnati.
Tho Philadelphia Times suggests that if this
,ia triirt then William A. Wheeler, William
Walter Phelps,Go. F. Hoar and even John
A. Logan, don't tell the truth. Perhaps the
Times doesn't catch the full meaning of the
Hon. Stanley's remark. It is highly proba
ble thut much such n coinmittco "might bo
selected, in Cincinnati,' und that tho IIou.
gentlurann might form one of the board.
Ho talks that way.
Tho Supreme Court of South Carolina, on
Saturday, entered judgment of $1000 fino
und imprisonment against each member of
tho Board of Canvassers for contempt. In
the evening tho members, namely, State
Treasurer Cnrdozo, Comptroller Dunn, At
torney General Stone, Secretary of Stato
llayne, and ex-Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral Purvls.were committed to tho Columbia
jail, in pursuance of tho judgment. They
were released therefrom by Judge Bond of
tho U. S. Circuit Court.
Mr. Georgo M. Robeson, our famous Sec
retary of tlio Nuvy, worked hard for Hayes'
election, but u good deal harder for his own,
and his disgust must be unmistakablo now
that ho finds tho New Jersey Legislature is
Democratic. His chances for the United
States Senatorship havo vanished nnd ho has
nothing more cheerful to look forward to
than the probability ot u thorough Investi
gation of his Department by Congress.
"Now is the winter of his discontent."
Petroff, the Republican member of tho
Legislature who was cxpjled for bribery,
has been re-elected by that party to the Leg
islature. Tho lact need notrurpriso uuy one.
Tho party to which ho belongs holds power
by fraud nnd corruption, and why should
Petroff be struck down becuusa ho simply
follows In the footsteps of his Illustrious
leaders? By this action his party i-jidorse
his course, and invite him to continue: in it.
It is a sample of "Reform within the party."
Tho Utica Herald "Mr. Hayes has de
clared ho will decline the Presidency if taint
of fraud attaches to his election. Hits any
one heard of such u declaration from Mr.
Tilden ?" Tho Boston Herald responds :
"Very likely not. Honest men don't often
ndvertlso that they won't receivo stolen
goods unless there is n strong suspicion thut
somebody is going to offer them some."
The Philadelphia runes asks : If Tilden
is to bo "counted out," which looks ckiIIb
likely, and Hayes refuses tho Presidency if
"counted iu" by fraud, which he has declar
ed ho will do, what then Is to bo done ?"
Tho contingency does not seem to be so im
minent as to demand an Immediate reply,
that is as regards the Huyes part of it.
The report of the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue shows tho receipts from all tho
States aud Territories to bo (110,001,138.60.
Of this sum Illinois contributes u eurly$25,
700,000 and Pennsylvania nearly 40,000,-000.
Edward McPherson, who was formerly
Clerk of tho Homo of Representatives,
where wo prcsumd liobecainqn gtdlcsinnn
competent to pass opinions on bravo nation
al questions has wtlltct ft ong'lettcr to
tho Philadelphia Timtt Jn wb ch he proves,
to his own satisfaction, that Congress has no
power to arrest frauds, nnd that falso and
Illegal certificates of election must bo re
ceived as valid and binding. Iu other
vrords, that . thcro is no way.of proyontlug
Republicans from cheating tho pcoplo out
of a President and Vico President. Tlio
dlstfugulshed ex-Clerk thinks "It is better
fo ncqulosco In tho tnisfortuue than to in
vite to evils whicii no man can measure."
Very specious pleading, truly, hut titltttly
false.- Acquicscenco" In 'what It pleilses
McPherson in call "misfortune," which ti
in reality outrageous and indefensible chtjat
inir. would bo tho end nf free government
In this country. If on this occusien ns a'o
giving a majority of.thousauds for ono c m
didale can bo made to givo a majority for
his defeated opponent, then aro electlot s u
dlngraccful farco and the' Republic is ht an
wid. Mr. McPliersoi,In his mealy-mouthed
utterances, which are an Insult to the Intel
ligent people oflho stales, may deslgimto
this frightful attack on freo government n
"misfortune," but it is none tho less fruc
thai It Is tho gravest of crimes nnd tine
fraught with disusters to tho nation. Wheth
er tho better class of Republicans, the honest
and thinking men, will agree with Mr. Mc
pherson's airy way of disposing of our trou
bles remains to be seen.
Thu Rochester Chronicle says : "It is esti
mated that 11,500 pcoplo havo died from dis
ease brought on by beingoverworked, drink
ing impure water, eating improper food and
undergoing uuusual excitement ut tho Cen
tennint." Why not mako it 12,000? Any
how, this is a warning for people at tho next
Centennial not to do such things.
Thoso nstuto Connectict Republicans who
rather insisted that Gov. Ingersoll was an
ineligible elector because ho had once beon
nn United States Commissioner, changed
their minds when they found his resignation
of that office on record dated in 1870. The
electoral voto of Connecticut lias been certi
fied to Tilden.
Donn Piatt thinks that if Senator Cam
eron "knew something about anything he
would be n great mail." Donn doesn't un
derstand Simon, evidently.
NEWS ITEMS.
Tilden's official majority over Hayes in
New York is 32 089.
Tho North CnrolinaLegislaturo has elected
Matthew V. Ransom U. S. Senator.
Tho President of Mexico has sent 300 sol
diers to Lower California to quell tho re
bellion there.
Tho official voto of Illinois gives Haves
10,425 plurality over Tilden, and 2,310 ma
jority over both Tilden aud Cooper.
The trustees of Princeton College havo or
dered tho removal of tho billiard tables late
ly presented to that institution. Dr. Mc
Cosh protests.
North Carolina gives Tilden 1(5,178 ma
jority.Tcnnesseo -13,000, New Jersey 12.-115,
and Indiana 5,005. California gives Hayes
27G7.
Ralph Holland, one of tho Chambers
burg bank robbers, escaped from the Frank
lin county jail last Sunday. Johnston, his
accomplice wns not so fortunate.
An intcrcstinc breach of nrnmiso suit wns
euded in New York, on Saturday .alter atrial
lasting six days. Miss Kugenie Martinez
sued n wealthy Cuban named Jnnn Del Vnllo
for $50,000. Tho hard hearted jury award
ed her $50.
A revolution, headed by Jnso Morenn, has
broken out in Lower California Morenn
has proclaimed himself Governor, imprison
ed Governor Villagrana and his secretary,
and seized the custom-house nt Rio Junna.
Official votes from different Stales, show
majorities as follows: New Hampshire, 2,
90!) fur Hayes; Minnesota, 21.00S lor Haves;
Georgia, 81,181 for Tilden; Arkansas, )H,'02
for Tilden; Kentucky, 02,030 lor Tilden;
Iown, 50,201 for Hayes; and Missouri. C4,
811 for Tilden.
The Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western
Railroad bridge nt Nicholson, just norlli of
Scrautoti, Pa., was burned on Thursday eve
ning. It was 380 feet in length, und will
tako ten days to rebuild. All travel on tlio
road has been stopped by its ibistruction,
which is supposed to bo thu work of an in
cendiary. In Washington, on Saturday, District
Attorney WellH entered Hiiit lor tho Govern
ment against General O. O. Howard and his
sureties, Alexander R. Shepherd and Edgar
Ketchum, tn recover $22,708, which it is
charged Howard hat not accounted for as
special agent and disbursing officer of tho
I' rccdmcn's Bureau.
Naught can compare with Glenn's Sul
phur Soap as a remedy for eruptions, pim
ples, old sores, and roughness of tho skin.
It is also a powerful disinfectant of impreg
nated linen or clothing, nnd should be freely
used Iu thu sick room. Depot, Crittenton's,
7 Cth Ave.,N. Y. Hill's liuir aud Whisker
Dye, black or brown, 00 cts. Dec.
From William Van Qezer, Ksq,, of Lowis-
burg, Union county, Pa.
This certifies that my wife has been af
flicted with consumption for tlio I ut four
years, und had boconiu s reduced that sho
was unablo, at times, t walk across the
room, and a good part of tho time un ililo to
bo out of bed. Sho would bo soi.jd wilh
violent attacks of coughing unti I sue would
lie almost exhausted and helpless Sho re
ceived tho attendance of as good physicians
as could bo found in Philadelphia nnd the
country, but tn no elfecr. I was at last in
duced to try Dr. Wistar's R.iL-am of Wild
Cherry, nnd tha efiect for tho better wns tru
ly astonishing. Heforo'sho had taken two
bottles sho felt nnd appeared almost as well
ns ever, so much so thatjit Is'seldoni necessa
ry for her to use uny inw, except occasion
ally, from having caught cold by exposure,
or from suilden and unf.ivor.ihlo chango of
weather- I have always been opposed to
Catent medicines nnd pronounced them hiim
ugs, but I must say that Dr. U'istar's 11.U
salu of Wild Cherry is nn exception, I un
hesitatingly recommend it to tlio publie as
decidedly the best aud most efficacious rem
edy in cases of consumption.
William Van Gisuii.
Caution I Dcwnre of preparations bearing
similar names. Rxamliio tlio bottlo careful
Iv before purchasing, nnd bo sure you get
Dr. WUtar's linlsain of Wild Cherry, having
the signature of "I, llutts" on tlio wrapper,
00 cents nnd $1 a bottlo.
Positivk Rrsui.TS. There are numerous
remedies that euro sometimes nnd become, trus
ted as useful, but nonn have ever proved so ef
fectual cured so many nnd such remarkable
cases as l)r, Ayer's medicines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored great num
bers of patients who were believed to bo hope
lessly affected with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever ijuick
ly and surcN,
Ayer's Compound Extract of Harsaparllla
eradicates scrofula and Impurities of tho blood,
cleanses the system and lestores it to vigorous
health, lly its timely use many troublesome
disorders that causo a decline of health aro ex
pelled or cured.
Ayer's Pills nnd effects aro too well known
everywhere to require any comuiendation from
s here, &rauVn Pa) Times,
Nor. 1m.
Marriages.
KAItNS KKM.KH. At tlio Methodist pirsonnge,
Or' tfotlllc, Nov. 18, 1810, by liov. Henry B. Memlcn
ball, Mr. Joseph Alfreil Knrns to Miss Harriet M.
Keller, both ot Fishlng-crcck.
Deaths.
KASIINKIL-Jn Catawlssa township, September 4,
1STS, Daniel Koshner, aged about M) enrs.
JOHNSON. la Mt. rioasant township, Nov. so, ot
rtlplberla, Jolinson. tlaiighter ol Mrs, Joseph
Johnson aged about 0 ) ears.
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Wheat per tiiuhel , S 1.8&
11 wi A
Coriiilievr. " , M
tut, ' ..si
Ftoar per bun ol , '.. iM
UloNcrhMil ... .i....
Flaxseed
lluttcr i. 31
Ktsp
!'otatoc3 '. 90
rlcd Apples 19
Hums , m
sides & .Shoulders 12
I,ard per pound .' "
liny per ton , 12.m
Ilceswnx
Timothy seed 4,mi
wiorA'iio.ss I'on coal.
No. 4 on Wlmif , , f 3,411 perTon
No.0" " 1 3,1(1 '
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To All Whom itMav conccrVI Thli Is to clvo
noileo that I luo loaned It. M, Davis ouo buy in.ue,
dining my pleasure, nod 1 hcreliv nollfy nil persons
not to lnterrero with said orom-ri v.
1IKNJAM1N aOLDllII.
Stillwater, Dec. 1, 19T0-3W.
IN7
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I ids Is lo pile notlco Hint I nurchased nt Consta
ble's SAl, the following articles, fonneily ihu prop
erty of Joseph Sli'jem iker. v U : nncuw.nnu jurlor
stove, lot of carpet nnd plow, all ot which I hnve
loaned to said .Juoeph hhoemaker durlii,' my pleas
ure. All pcisons nru foiblJJen to Interfere with said
pioperty.
T.J. SWISliKH.
JcrseytowD, Dec. 1, 'l-3w
A.
DM 1 N I STR ATOR'S NOTI CK.
Letters of Administration on too estate of D.mlcl
Kruslmcr. l.ito of catawlssa two.. Col.. Co.. deceased
have been granted by the Ueglster of said county to
PeterH, Kashncr, of namo twp., Columbia county,
Adm'r., to whom all persons Indebted nro reiiuest-
ca 10 maKO poymeni, nno uioso n.iving eiauusur
demands ngulnst tho said estate will inako Uicm
known to tho said Administrator without delay.
1'HrUlt H. KAHIINKU,
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THIS rillEAT DISCOVLHV I
13. F, KUNKKL'S IU lTKlt WINK OF IttON. For
tho euro of weak stomach, general debility, Indigos
tlon, dlsoaboot tha nervous system, constipation,
acidity of tho stomach, and all cases rooulilng n
tonic.
Tho wlno includes tho most agreeablo and cfllclent
salt of Iron wo possess; citrate ot Magnetic (Hide,
combined with the most energetic of vegeublo tonics
Yellow Permian Hark.
Tho effect In manv cases of debility, loss et nppe
tlto, and geneial prostration, of an efficient Salt of
Iron combined with luluablo Neno tonic, la most
happy. It augments tho ap-X'ttto, raises tho pulse,
takes off muscular llabblncss, remoies tho pallor ot
debility, nnd gives n llorld vigor to tho counten
ance. Do you want something to strengthen you t Do
you want a good appotlto 1 Do you want to build up
your constitution? Doyou want to feel well? Do you
want to got rid of nervousness? Do j on want ener
gy? Doyou want to sleep well? do you want
brisk and vigorous feelings? If you do, tryKuak
el's Wlno or Iron.
This truly valuiblo tonlo has been thoroughly test
ed by all classes of tho toinmuulty, that It Is now
deemed Indlspciisablons a Tonlo modlclno. Itcosts
but little, purlllos tho blood aud gives touo to tho
stomach, renovates tho system and prolongs llfo.
I now only ask a trial of this valuablo Tonic,
l'rlco $1. per bottlo. Ii F. KUNKKL, Solo Proprietor
Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your druggist for KunkePs
Hitter Wine of Iron, and take no other make. Hold
only In tl. bottles. All others aro counterfeit, so bo.
ware of them,
Uuy six bottles for $3,
Worms Removed Allvo.
K. Y. Hunkers worm Byrup nover fulls to destroy
Iln, Seat and Stomach worms. Dr, Kunkcl Is tio
only successful physician la this country lor tho
removal of worms. Ho removes Tupo worms with
head and all complcto, allvo la hours, and no
foe until removed. Send fur circular, or call on your
Druggist and get a I.01U0 ol Kunkel'a worm Syrup
Prlooii, u never falls. Nov,
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Klinkcl's Hitter Wine ot lion Iu tho diseased, dtbllt.
luted and shattered upnoussyRtcm, Wllsthrr bro
ken down by excess, wenkby nature, or lmpnlicdby
Sickness, tho relaxed nnd unstrung orgouliiillon Is
restored tn perfect heslth nnd vigor. Sold only In tl
botllcs. Hold by nil druggists nnd dealers.
NI1IIVOU8 DliltlMTY. NMtVOlH DEItlUTV.
Debility, a depiesscd, lrrltnblo stnte of mind, a
weak, nervous, exhausted toellng, no energy r r ant
m.itlon, contused hend, weak memory, tlio conic,
quonces of mcesses, mental oerwoik. This nenou
debility UnUs a aovcrclsn euro In K. 1', Kunkcl's lilt
IcrWiiioof Iron. It tones tho sjstem, dispels tho
mentnl gloom nnd ilcfpoiideiicy,niidreJuu'iiHtesti,o
entlie ijstim. Hildmly In tt Units, ttttlitttu
nine. Toko only R V. Kunkcl s, It husn jellowwrnp.
per around It, till photociiirh on ouUHc t old by
jour drugsM. K. 1', Kunkcl, prorltetor, Ko. s:u
North Ninth street, Milladclphta. ttnd tor . iretilnr,
cr advlio free, Try my treat relntdv, t,it It ot
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LIST OK UAUSKH FOR TRIAL
DlXXMlllilt TLIt.M, IStil.
AT
rntvr wekk.
Ilobt (lorrcll & Co. vs. Joseph II. Frcck.
(leo. U. Tryon ct nl vs. Jacob Drown et nl.
D. S. .Morgan & Co. i s. (Samuel Johnson.
Itobort Taylor ct nl. vs. liobirt (loiicll,
.lei cmlali Taylor ct nl. s. ltobcrt Oui roll,
liobcrt Taj lur et nl. vs. liobel t tlon ell.
1'eoplo's Flro Ins. Co. ot I n. vs J. J Mcllcnry et nl,
" " " " " " vs. llloomsburg Lumber
Company.
Tellon s & Datcr vs. John A. Jackson ct al.
Mmon K (loo. Itauh s. Samuel lleftner.
(icorgo anelgnrdvs. Jcsto I). nice.
lileo & llngcnbuch s. Win Carson.
Aaron Johnson h. Thus, ."human.
D. W. lluttcr vs. W. I' Jones.
Albert iuton vs. Jonas Holy ct nt.
Pry A: Itoat su. 0. 1!. Darncs.
Lilzabith OuTdorl's uso is. Xatn. OuTdorf's Admin-
Utratois.
W. U. Kline vs. V. J. Mcllcnry.
Stephen Hill vs. MUltr Ic Seybert.
Thos. Downs vs. Silas Dai Is.
sncoNi) witnic.
A. W. Creamer vs. John Keller.
Samuel Lelby vs. II. S. Marr.
John A. Jackson ct al vs. D'l Stootzel,
Christian J. Ash vs. Win, Ikclcr.
Freas in own vs. W. E. Ilarrctt's admr.
Theodore F. Dayman is. (!. W. Crevcllng ct nl.
C. II. Hroekway ct at. uso vs. Win. Ycigcr ct. nl,
Pcoplo's Flro Ins. Co. of Pa, vs. S. II. Minor & Son.
Omlgsburg liool and Shoo Manufacturing Co. is.
Fowler A Heller.
Christ Church of Conynghnm is. Abla Phillips.
Henry C. Conner is. Emanuel Conner's administra
tor. Samuel J. Conner vs. Lnos L. Fowler's administra
tor, (1.11. Fowler's Administrators vs. linos L. Fow lcr's
Administrators.
Da Id Yoos vs. John lllghmlller.
Sarah Corastock vs. imam Hcss's Administrator.
Sarah A. Petrlken s I.lndlcy W. Woolley.
1 hos. Fry's admr is. Win. Fry
F. K. IJrockwny's uso is. Abrnm Kline.
Joseph P. Conner is. I.'nos L. Fowler's adm'r.
Hi an 1'ranklln vs. Sharpless Harinan.
Wm. Ungcr vs W.n. Plaley.
Mary (1. Vandcrsllcc's use vs Abram Snj der.
Daniel Kostenbauder vs. Casper I. Thomas,
fl. II. Fowler's udmr's. vs. Lavln.i Fowler.
(1. II. Fow lei 's ndmr's. vs. Lavlna Fowler.
Wm. M- ltebcrvs. Columbia County.
Kllzdbclli Kllngenaan's ndmr's. vs. Dai Id It. Dower.
SHERIFF'S SALE !
isy ilrluoot sundry writs ot Venditioni Expo
nas Issued out of tho Court of Common pleas ct
Columbia county and to mo directed, will be exposed
to public salo at tho Court Houso lu liloomaburg at
one o'clock p. in. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER d, 1870,
All that certain real estate tltuato In Leaver tows
ship, Columbia county, Pa., bounded nnddescrlted
as follows : On tho north hy land of McCauley -Mountain
Iron and Coal company, east by lands of D. C.
Luc.is, I). Dai Is and Uriah Mc. tree, south by I). II.
.: W. Hall Itoad and west by land ofT. (1. Morgan,
containing tnenty-ulno acres moro or less ou which
nro erected two fuimo dwelling houses nnd framo
stable with tho appurtenances.
Sel7ed, taken Into elocution and to bo sold ns llio
property of J. II. llaus.
ALSO,
A cei luln l leco of land sttuato In Denton township,
Columbia county, I'enusj li nnla, bounded as follows :
by lands of David Huberts en tho north, of Michael
llaitmun on thu .oust, of Joseph Hull on tl.o south
and of John liobertson tho west, whereon are creel
ed a Plank Dwelling House, a stable nnd other out
buildings, consisting of twenty-ono acres more or
less.
Kelzed, taken Into cxrcullon. and to be sold as tlio
propel ty of Ldn ard Mcllcnry.
ALSO,
All that real estate situate In Scott township Co
lumbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded by lauds of
William Ci oi cling, Jumes sankcy und others, con
taining blxty Acres moro or less whereon are erect
ed a Houso and Ham with necessary oiit-bulldlngs.
KeUi.il, taken Into execution and to bo solil as Hie
property cf Stephen II. Wolf.
A LSO,
All that lot of ground tituato In East nioomsburg,
Columbia county, 1'cnnsj lvnnla, bounded as follows:
on tho noith by lot of C.I. Thomas, east by Last
street, south by Sixth street nnd west by an alley,
containing about one-fourth ot nn aero moro or less,
wheieon aro erected a Frame Tavern stand und
small framo shop.
Seized, taken Into execution and to bo sold as I ho
propel ty of William (iiger .
ALSO,
All that certain real estate situated In Mifflin town
ship, Columbia touuty, bounded on tho north by
lands ot 1. K.Khwcppcnhlser.on tho east by Mowry
nnd UliweprcnldHi-.cn tlio South b Ian is ot I. K.
Schweppenhlser and on ihewest by lands of Joseph
(lenrhait, on nhlch uro erected a dwelling bun c
barn and out buildings, Iho said real estate consis
ting of ninety llie acres moro or less.
ALSO,
ono other tract or plcco of land bounded as follows:
on the north by lands of Isaac Snyder, cast by land
ot Henry Creasy, south by land of Jacob Nungesser
and west by lnndi of Lawrence Waters and others,
whereon nro erected a dwelling house, barn, nnd out
buildings; consisting of ono hundred pnd twenty
acres moro cr less, situated In the towushlpof Mil
Illn. Seized, taken liilo execution aud to bo sold as tho
propei ty of John Aten.
ALSO,
Tho following real ostalo slluato lu Minilu town
ship, Columbia county, bounded on tho north and
east by hinds of Isaac Sdiweppenhclser, bouth by
public road, west by Charles KllngcriTian, containing
twelve acres moro or less, on which nro erected n
Irumo dwelling house nnd frumo stnblo.
Seized, taken Into execution nnd to bo sold ns tho
property of David F. Fuden.
ALSO,
All tint eci tain lot of hind situated In the Dorough
of Centrall.i, In tho county ot Columbia, bounded
by lands of tho Locust Mountain Coal nhd Iron Com
pany on the north, an alloy on Iho east lands of
(leorge McLlharuey, on tho south, und l-ocust Aven
uo on tho west, whereon nro a two story and a halt
dwelling house, iho sumo being twenty llvo feet In
front by ono hundred and forty feet In depth.
ALSO,
Ono other lot bltuited In tho said Iloro'ugh of
Centrum, Columbia co., pa., bounded by lot of
William Chapman on tho north, Locust Avenua on
tho east William Pcim r on soul h, w est by an a'ley,
being sixty six feet lu front by ono Hundred and for
ty feet In depth, ivhoieou nio erected a two story
nnd a half dwelling house, aud eut buildings aud a
largo Hahlo.
Seized, taken Into exucutlon and to bo sold as tho'
propel ty of Stephen Thomas with notice to William
Wfdensttul terro tenant.
, , .UllAl(IX3H.F01tNWAI.l),
hoy, lo, fa-lo sheriff.
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