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On tr Only nightiu December; IAPA-7-at
lota *boo the hour 'W hen the last lingering
, guest[ of drat comfort able old ostablishmelit
the City Bola; in Calvert ... l-set, Baltimoie,
of mekich tytr4rateraiilitMrinm mai theii• -
tiitil hest. were driiip - riiing of to bed. there
blerstiffiiCaked'iti ti - the - ample front door,
andettp-tolhe , marlyie-eunnter of the office,
young gentleman elegantly attired in a glos
efblireit Spimish lie appeared to be
1.11 tilt :SHUNS, distressing hurry; he wonted a
Fooraltit' the - night ; he wanted to be called
apetigelock; the stage coach fro. - Frderick
row, ted. from the office of Stuekttm lt• Stokes,
basement of the hotel, at 5; be vruuld
riol'itriee
. 4. fur a thousand druilere; he had
IsteAmg„.buanwas in - Fredericit; he had come
frev r bia t residence distant part of the
ell...y,to z aleep at the Lotel, ou porpoze to le
ouitha.apfet, and to secure, hie pakaege; be
wanted a .fire pot in hie room, at once: and
4*.1a0 called at &without foil; "visitor:" he
ad:timed, by way of np his orders,
"hring . me up a hot whiskey punch!"
Of course every thing was dune by the at
tentive,olEcial at the counter which the gen
tii!Man requested, and special charge was
git•ort to the watchman to be sure and call
o—, at 4 o'clock.
*hen the hour arrived, a knock at the
door was the the signal for the traveller to
throw himself out of bed, and to commence
dressing fur his journey. But hardly had
.ho watchman left the threshold of his chant
per.,door, than, mercy on us! what a ringing
0f,N0.:--'s bell ensued! The watchman
hurried back, chambermaid slant followed ,
then a servant-From the rotorals below, and
tient!) , the confilentfil clerk of the establish
ment. "What is the ramtur? What is to
pay? What is it all short?'' exclaimed
,s.erybody, while still "ring flag l: g"
went "thst dreadful bell."
"What is the matter?" at leogr't roared
net the excited and irate 'Weil t '
"Matter enough'. Where's my p. k 0,.6, 011 ,? .
Here I are, bound to i.e in Fretkriek by the
text stage, and that all ready to start, and
I myi votihed of my—"
And how inr.cli ionizer and morn he
would have gene ins in F.is iridi,stiati-p, this
deponent cannot tenture to say, had not
Ur_ ?d.—, the comti , leAttial ii.:7 , 0.1S at ,vsaiS,
imerterad with words t.f isoothing import;
and elming with aproffur erf t SW }JAI itatc• from
his ewe wardrobe for thtit to toystr:si 4nly
stolen ftt,M tire stranger.
, !But my money, sir, my money, Vas
inlthe pocket of thc—"
"Well, my dear ttr, we may -possibly he
able to accommodate you in that respect, ton.
But don't make such a row! ). - ntt'll r.mke
overybody in the house! Let me gee, you'd
Le home in a few days. snpr)qe?"
"Of course! of course! Within the week;
bet I must he in Frederick today, and
there's the coach jut abut to "tart!"
"Ne.,,you hare five minute: lert. There,
put on: these,—and take this.—twenty•fire I
I . so.ppose that an.mter far the
present: and :Ca: t the nT ~ , ev you hire last. I
we'll leave nMhiug ,e ^ find it. Good
lye, sir! pleasant ride to y
And in fire tIl e, the nectiT).mt
of ts, Frederick,
BEI
'Me wos id b.:for:l'foot .were to "
cu.tPrert 111
A few weeks after these startling decor
rend's, it so chanced that the tw•• B dthrtore
Ilmifaces we have d,scrihed causally met,
and as they smoked their cigars, their dis-
CfMrSO happened to Ct.l the sni.j..-et of
L ael robberies, and the I..eiNes to which lamd•
lards aro subject from that fruitful source
..f woe. - This superinduced the mention by
mina host of the Fountain of his adventure
with the strangenstudent .who tarried so
long at that establishment, "waiting fur re
mittances," and who left it, under cover of
night, sins pu/olle.r.
•:Well, that was certainly a curious affair,"
said "But there was a m Nit sing.
ulnr robbery took place a few weeks ago In
my huuee—a most remarkable affair, indeed.
lium it could have happe tel, who could
have done it, where and what hov beo•one
of the money: I deolare I can't make head
or ts.iLefitl I was never no bothered in toy
1;f0;„ I have .badevry man servant and
vn .id servant, pirter, scullion and eviry
betly.ia• the establishrttent questioned and
searched, but all in vain."
•:tiineri dil so•t say this occurred, friend
11;trnurni" asked the other, Ma !NMI ati he
thrl gone into, ell the plaice:am
"Zits the night of the 15th of laNt
a. 14 the reply. "The gent lemon. they tell
ILri; woe
very handeoznely dressed." '
"in black!"
"Yes. in blank?"
a carpet bag?"
• : A carpet bag"!
"And a long black cloak?"
"Yee; ari idegant long black elutes!"
•':And•hls pantaloons?"
"They did not mention thoee art;cle+ in
their deseription of the travel:or," slovrI)-
rutirnsured Barnum.
-...19;e11; friend B." remarked Beltznover,
veilsarknowing wink of the eye. and point.
ioglto:.tlie.4!oeiling- with his dexter thumb,
"iguess7l're.ged those articles up yonder!"
said David. taking a remarkably
1 trio .pineti:of snuff. "1 sliouldn't wonder if
N ow:held!"
Essrant - tbe two 13.'s in diverse directions.]
Partitgitto, hearing that sr
young nien had set up for himself, said
"piror Mime! Has lie no friend that will
'let:A:lror - Min part of the time?" And she
al J. scr to be young tgain.
...1140)0bfl, 101 l • being questioned by the
Count, lie to wiAether he; had ever been ex
ely engaged in Abe hotel business stir !:
wersiti,abet i - ts rather - thought he.had, .as he
Attlee °boarded a '.frigst3e and 1,0 - 0 sloops-of:
111411firtit-UHY cumuli a parades, but it is
.041011111•11los -triiv.that, •,bits Map upon
wilitirrir'ert . •'<•f , the 'body you will, the
err la ion to go giguitiat his stomacis.
' ice
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Alirbat d) . 41 a Wad 5v..)...41 saws,. tal.
Asissroio his siglit? wok his horssaati
144,060.:
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SkiIIRDALT(JAN. 14, 1960.
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Alart§Eß NZW*I:4IIMISEIIiNTB 07 A. sal;
Rainto's. i:EIORt. riga , 11, TO D 474
Varga
agißev. Mr. Raby, of Wriilitarillit; will
yreach in the Town Mall on to morrow
(Sunday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
TuaNcs.—We acknowledge favors froign.
Messrs. McPherson and Stevens of the Na
tional Houser af , Representatives, - and -- from .
Messrs—Shaeffer of State Senate and Green
of the Rouse, and return our, thanks.
EIIM'o tea. Crtartog.--:.lV.p. Shay has re
tired from the editorial 'chair of the 'York
Repotdioan,: after serving a term of seven
year& ifs is atlecesued by Borneo Bon
ham, by Trhouh the frapitr will be conducted
on the side political Inisis as heretofore.
I.,tosto Lasser .—A card in our adver
tising columns informs the public that Mad
ame !legman will give lessons in music; in
strumental and vocal. The lady is thorough
ly educated in her profession, and haw had
a European experience in teaching: Her
musical ability is well known to those of
our citizens who listened to her performance
oe the piano at a conceit given by the Ce
cilia Society some years since. Applicants
for tuition can leave their names at asylor
& McDonalil's book store.
TBE Ice Balm:E.-I'n - spite of the late
; rain and thaw the ice bridge over the Sus
quehanna at this plate remains firm, and
! from present appear:meet will require an
other "spell" of juicy weather to shake it
from its propriety. The travel over it has
I ceased, however, and its more stable, if not
so commodious, rival, the Columbia bridge, is
preferred as a transit route to York County.
But h will only require a few hard-freezing
nights to stiffen ap its spine_and restore - its
integrity. The ice men have harvested their
crop even to the "rakingq," and "never mind
the weather." The, buys watch the fluctua
tions of the thermometer with anxiety, and
pray fur a good hard continuous frese. So
do net we, until the streets and pavements
axe thoroughly hared of tleeir I.resent coating
of ice.
_ flora Lonen Er EN I N Atiress of
Thuriday duly announced J. W. Fisher,
as the speaker at the first "Evening,"
antl , lns subject "Liberty," We write: this
notice on Friday, and as this evening is
fixed fur the "Evening"- vre:can no more
than con3eettre that Mr. Fisher will be elo
quent and interesting en his Selected snb-
I ject. We shall probably be debarred by the
care of getting off our paper from taking'
any part in this and future -'Evenings," if
held Friday. This will nut result in so
rious detriment.to the entertainments, but
precludes any notice in the Spy, of one
"Evening," until another shall have come
and gone. Farther, unless the lecturer and
subject be selected more than a week in ad
vance, we can make no announcement of
them in our cAumne. Cannot Hope Lndge
fix upon 831:11k1 evening earlier in the. week?
A weekly 'evening lectureiVitl: discussion le
a "local" out of which we cannot submit
to be defrauded without an earnest protest.
We therefore meat urgently remonstrate
against the permanent establishment of Fri-•
day evening as the"fllpe Lodge Evening."•
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT .►T LAWRENCE, - : Ass.
—The daily papers since Wednesday last
have been filled with accounts of a most
fearful and destructive accident at Law.
rence, Masi., whereby nearly two hundred
lives were lost, and a large number of per.
eons wounded, many of them fatally. At
about five o'clock P. M. of Tuesday, the
Pemberton Mills building, fire stories in
height, fell suddenly burying some seven
hundred of the operatives in the ruins:—
Every effort was made to remove the debris
and rescue the sufferers, and many were
extricated, Liu at half-past nineo'clock a lan
tern held to light the rescuers in their work
was acci ieutally broken, the fire cam
uiunica - , 1 to the loose cotton in the ruins.
and the whole mass was soon in flames.—
Many persons confined in the fallen build
ing, uninjured, or but slightly-so, perished
in horrible tortures by fire. The town has
been carefully canvassed to learn the num
h•'r tuisainA, an I the list, including the
dead bodies recovered, amounts to 162.
Numbers of the wounded will probably die
of their injuries. The particulars of this
must fatal affair aro afflicting. Altogether,
it is the mast painful and appaling accident
that has occurred for years. Liberal sub
soriptions aro being made at various places
for the relief of the sufferers.
READING AND COLVIrBIet RAMMOAD.—At
an ciectiun held on Monday, Jan. V, 1860,
at Michael's hotel, in the City of Lancaster,
Joseph Konigmacher, Esq., was re-elected
President, nod M. E. Lyons, F. Lauer, of
Reading, E. Billingfelt, Sebastian Miller of
Adamstown, Adam Konigmacher of Ephra
ta, Dr. Levi flail, S. Licbtenths.ler of Litiz,
Nathan Worley, John llostetter of Man
helm, A. S Glean, C. S. Kauffman and U.
R. Knottwell, of Columbia, were elected Di
rectors for the ensuing year. Upon organ
ization of the new Board, Cot. Samuel
Shoch, of Columbia, was re-elected Treas
urer; Peter Martin, of Ephrata, Secretary,
and J. S. Richards, Esq. of Readin,z, and
IL M. North, Rag., of Columbia, Solicitors
of said Company.
POYOLOGICAL NOTICR.--41 meeting of the
"Fruit Growers' association for eastern and
middle Pennsylvania," will be held at Lan
caster, on the FIRST WRZIIIRSDAT of FREIRLI
ART. IE I O, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Those who
feel'an interest in fruit-culture are-incited
to attend.
fir. ;teehan : Eanor or the" "Gardener's
Monthly," has Icer inlerinforined as to the
tune, end in the Janunary -No. erroneously
gives the 2nd Wednesday.. We make this
correction direct- from ' "head quarters,"—
is the Constitution'of the iloiaty expre..ly
kle - signatei--thi Mit :Tattswisairy of Febru
ary.
EIZEZZI
PRA . 1121941 Or leWirriaTlON4L 1311
to Optirrim.- 2 Apthe t Tiimbeapf tvdt )
Otemptirary,
sok t e suggelition" of a Qrrekplindent.
. I
•6 ott a,' es projeell upon which ho.has fpr
ree
`some , e oughtilor lighting Wri gh tsville
fo..be supplied! at 14st te4oraik
Coldmhis „Gas *90.E5,„,,g0, sr:
Ailiateli 7 : . 'cosi- meterWgite,' , tt.
• anti the consumption of • gate by the citizens
of Wrightsville, and - deduce.s - a fair profit - t.;
the undertakers.. We will let the Star
speak fur itself:
"The Columbia Company' could supply
the gas at arlow rate, and- in such - quantity
as.might be wanted; Wrightsville com
,pany to lay the, pipes and put in the-meters.
and arrange the terms for the Gas with the
citizens consuming it. We presume tnere
might or should be at least one hawked per
sons ,ur families, that would be dousumer,
and,stipposing the pOnSontption $o he'in the
same proportion It's it is in Columbia, it
would require for each consumer, an' timer
age of twenty o .bic feet; or about Revel.
cents worth of. Gas per nigh , . equal to 730 -
000 cubie feet per annum. If the G.— C •rn ,
patty at Columbia could famish.' tho' t.;.1 •
the Wrightsville Company at such rate o,
to afford a profit of one dollar pvi• thoteui •, , i
feet to the tatter company,- nit atmi.mmal pm lit
of $730 dollars would he real-re I. T•
amount, no doubt, would pay a gmm • I I.
dend upon the capital required to
pipes, &o. The nest question, then, ts.whiii
will it cost?
Supposing the Bridge to be the channel
or means by which the gas shall be con
ducted to our place, it will require for the
Bridge arid Street, mains. say
12} miles of 3 im•11 pipe. casing 23 cis per fool, 53036 00
lUD macro, at 88.60, 1150 00
Otbe r expenses, say 1.114 Ov
Making SSW) ou
yielding $7301 or e.liothl4 per cent on the
investment."
I We can neither verify nor combat this esti
mate, but presume the editor of the Star
Made his calculations on rellitbb da a;
supposing this to be the case there seem- to
be feasibility in the proposed undertaking.
The'main question, as it suggests itself to
us, is the rate at which the Columbia Com
pany can strpply the gas. Even should it
be impossible to allow the pr"th p' fined,
to the .Wrightsville' CoMpany, the ad. -
tages of gas light in the town would be
equivalent to at least half of the 14 per cent
estimated above.
We have always con-ii ered the furnish
ing of gas to Wrightsville an enterprise
worthy the attention of the Co.irpany.
but have appreciated the
so large an additional our.:ay ezterid
ing the mains whil , a c n auc (iCrsl
a similar outlay hhs bean pressing iN our
own town. Here, howeve:. aa,,tisor coLapm•
ny would incur ttee expor.e ii:et take the
risk of non-payment by , :o.t.twzi..ts.
to our Company such certain profit are might
be considered fair and proper. We reeorn
mend the Star's suggestion to the carettli
consideration of the proposed high contract
ing parties of our side of the ricer, and
may light come of it.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNVENTION.—The
Democratic County Convention assembled
in Lancoisrei on Wednesday, ll.th inst., for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
State Convention, to he held' in Rattling,
on the 29th of February nest. The Dele
gates ffcnn Columbia wen:
.Worth. TPurd.—n. M. North, Sani'l T.
Wilson, Charles Grove, Thomas Welsh, Jo
seph M. Watts.
South Wart.—Peter A. Kimburg, Sam
uel - E. ICl.axton, James Schroeder, Morgan
Hayes, George Tine:
Precious to the balloting fur Delegates,
H. M. North, Esq . Chairman of the Ctm;
mittee on Re uilutions reported a. series en.
dorsing President Buchanan, the Cincinnati
Platform, Governor Packer, Senator Bigler,
Captain George Sanderson; recommending
an increase of the tariff on Iron and Coal
and the, acquisition of the Island of Cuba.
by 'fair and honorable means, and condemn.
ing the late John Brown, do •'d, his hider,
and abettors.
That arch disorganizer, Thos. Welsh,
Esq., made' air ineffectual effort to table the
touching and heartfelt tribute to M.,•. 13,1
charier, and the Cuba f.es.,luliont he Wll ,
signally and properly reb.ik
tion of these resolutions by 41 vote T 3
Thomas was n,.t sent to Reathog.
The Convention then procee , :c , ".
for delegates, and the following, geiu !
were selected:
Cul. John Rankin, Dr. A. S. Bari•. Ti. M
North, Win. T. McPhail, Dr. J. K R., :
Jacob G. Peters.
Oh motion, the convention adjourned
WASIIINCTDN AND MARYLAND LINE R.
An election for a President and twelve Di
rectors of the Washington and Maryland
Line Rail Road. was held at tavern.
Fulton township, - on the 9th inst, which re
sulted as follows:
President: Jeremiah If. Haines.
Directors: Joseph Bsßence, James Al
Sparren,"J. A. Sheaff. John Long, John C
Walton, Jeremiah Brown, Thus. .11.. Neel..)
J. Heckert, B. A. Shaeffer, Wyatt W. Mine,
Christian S. Kauffman anti Jacob B. Situ
EMI
At a meeting, of the Board, immediately
after the election, Joseph BitHance vras re
elected Treasurer, and Jeremiah Brown,
Secretary.
PROCEEDINGS OF COCNCIL.--A. special
meeting of the Town Cannall was held Jan
nary 4, 1800.
/Members present, Messrs. Bruner, Brett
°man. Fraley. Hippey, Hershey, McChes
ney, Pfahler, Welsh and Watts.
After the arember+ elect were duly quali
fied, Mr. Welsh was called to the claim and
on motion of Mr. Bruner. Council proceeded
to the nomination and election 0 1 officers I[lr
the ensuing year, with the following :NW it:
liwident—Peter Fraley.
aerk—Wm.' F. Lloyd.
Markel CZerk—Samuel -Waits.
Tivasurer—Cornolius Tyson. •
agPetn--.D. S. Chid fin t.
Lamp Lighter—C. A. Hook.
Mr.'•Weleh+tnnoed that the etat►ding com
mittees for the tingeing year auneiet of two
members, except the itaad Cmomitte*. that
to remain as at Present,' whiCh wM riot
Oo motion, Otruntir adjeitttilid.
Attest: Wm. F. LLDVD, Clerk.
prailko, a1.13 ttrNkr a. 7 4-11141 . "" ! Iptitiry
nalither or4hisl„iPhiladlilpitttAitieeltural
i
peitillical nis 13"'een efeive&l X,The'qUality
thef4intente and t e eiplenc,W mattnel in
whij3h it iiA,onduct . prove
,i, 41. liveiubli
eatidn a tht-,. not r¢#(9 •of the advertising
hanhuge hlketofotaifoiked trifin the public
b4r!° 1 :1 1 f 3 !9 ( !0 13 4 11 .e,R;,nd sittalc4l'l4llin
plemenezdealors:. To* rate'raientf:ie--etn
ployed upon it and it alrettlfy,takes rank
with the oldest and beet agricultural month
I:es of the country. ..The'subscription price
is but one dollar a rear, and inducements
are offered to clubs tvhich r will bring it be-
low even, this trifling-;suer. : ','"uhlished 'at
633 market street, E'biladelli hia.
Judge IV.ltvon of. lowa, who
:node himself so popular with the inven
tor,' of the country while he held the office
of Giininissioner of P ! ttent:zo, has, we learn,
'irtoociltted himself with 'Munn & Co., ut the
Scientific American office. New York.
s4llc'e IV ms
"REPORTED Br otql SPECIAL IIICYLTIrAi1):"
~rrLL r GENTLY.—On Wednesday, 28th
ult.. Mrs. Annhlsa SIM,- of the gill, clime
her.,re Je:tiee Welsh miff made complaint
bef.re the hit'ilo.ogi of her "hozzion,"
rph Still fir ireu 0 ken ness, wife whipping
and getierid . “l;losilio' 'rolid." The 'Squire
gave Ifollingsworth — letters" on the estate
and person of Joseph the a andoned, and
t h e . olice accordingly produced that worthy
at the Blue Front on the 29th. Joseph ad
mitted a little drinking otin i• p y
with Rank Turner, nut deby a trite
of wholesome castigation' administered to
his Wile - , complainant in the case--
lie thought no harm lay in an occasional
Bruns, and, as regarded the chastisement
of Mrs. S., he .up t i 1 the 'S {nice would
scarcely let that prejudice ;1., tJ •dl's)
cause. If a man can't thrasi his wife when
she deserves it, what comfort in married life?
—how preserve conjugal relations? 'rho WO- ,
matt was fluke 1 because she earned a lick
hems and t.ac cnrrreti.a he.
cause be was able. Wilen Ise Ite.irl that his
wife had 'look de law on him," he departed
this burg, via the two-path, and. walked all
the way to llarrisbur; ; •. But ho would
rather be in La icaster Count) Yrison than
at liberty to the State Capitol; so he re
turtle f and threw himself on the 'Squire's
Let him down easy this time and
he teas it reformed wan. The wife, of course,
plciti for her Jo-cell; out a. this was no ,
the first 134E3 ice in which the valiant
thrasher e,t,ipe p II 1:i :I for a similar
oiThase thriuga tap .:Ily ,to the part
of t is we Lace ve4t.e;. toe ' Sqe Ire concluded
to try toe virtue O. certain - days" at Cad
wellville, and orierei prisoner down for
twelve' of cheat t iilta4swartn t i.t him
down by next day's t 0...
P. S. Joseph retu'rne.l- franc Litt! • re
tirement on Taesti.ay,. 0 wiser, and, lie says, a
better WWI. de tad the politeness to call
on Justice Welsh and give news of friend•
of that magistrate, lately secluded. Joseph
occupied a cell with four other worthies—so
full is chateau Cadwoll—and iii the next
cell were dainiciled Liz Jackson, Frances
Jane Cook and Rebecca Jane Oat.), who all
send their love to " Welsh." On
last Sunday these ladies enjoyed a big fight.
and were in consequence put ia a limited
allowance fur week rue diet consisted
of one small saucer of mush apiece per diem.
Toe fight had am termii. ) subsided in• the
ladies.
IDcn R.oitt.—Cin Tuesday, 3'rd' fast., corn
plaim was wiude before Esq. Welsh against
Ralik Turne'r ; of the 11111, for being drunk,
disorderly arid "high uld."
,It was also
whispered that ifa.uk had a weakness for
Ywct, lived WI poultry; and us the
darkey was known to eutertuin constitution
ul to minim( labor,, and had not
very iecently bee„ deteoteLi hr .- letting hint
•elf to a stood honest day'er work, it
• its shrewdly surmised that his pruvend
was surreptitiously, not to say felouiously,
"roamed. llolinig,wortli was duty empow
ered a..il It. T. was duly arrested ar-
Nog al. 'taut: acknowledged the drunk,
tphintied the disorder.y, to., and Ba.tty
,nt iiMignitady t epddiated the chicken
tie .. " ,,tied its fondness for the
of the feathered_
Ou. g.it e at. ward of honor that no in
noce.,t t,wl mid .offered fruit ids violent
11., , 1 oeen working at Midd.untwn
in F,,,1, and oniy returned fur a vidit,
1., no. rieods at tikristnrias. fliere
ne lett iii wain his old friends, Joe SCI/Lti,
Nate Smith, 1111ti •• Liat lame nigga," and had
a few drinks and a few fights, but meant nu
harm, lie appealed to iiie 'Squire to du
the fair thing by him and let him mt. The
justice ruled that inasmuch us Rank was
young, able-bodied, healthy and averse Cu
work fur his support, it would be true char
ity in the County to rirOvide - for him for the
term of sixty days. "Ohl 'Squtah, se' don't
mean iii Jis' Nolte° off die time, on' I
d'clar' to g....(1neN8 do any whar an' do
.mything yo' want, 'bquialt, self' me down
Soul Ml ' sell me sure 'ma, but don't eel,'
we" doWl, to dat mis'able, oneunif'ab;e,
beapilC-ful I, liiiinted jail. Bless
yo's ul , now, 'Squish, don't! Bless ve'
heart, Low, t,, Immo off dis once!-----
h, Istwd! i Fd fetch him. Bless
yo' good ale symphatisin heart! gib a nigga
fa'r etia ice," and Rank's troubled c itint-
enance began to clear.
Tne;'Squire considered a moment and then
asked the prisoner how long it would, take
him to "pack" and leave town. Rank asked
too mnintos, Ind further demanded-but one
t.,,dr to reach the boundary of Dauphin
count•. via the tow-path. The canumittneu t
to the county prison, which was mode out,
va., placed in II ,Ilitt4sworthi'd hands, with
“eaere to put the dark* . through if he wits
found w,tbm toe proseribed limits after the
t.m! specitied, The last seen of Rank be
wns waking fugitive liarper'..Ferry Insur
gent time tuvrazde Middletown.
• Tee •"Sintater" waxes tin rttow.—On Fri
day 'lsthino.. our newly &mem High Con
arable. Satoh waited on Justice
icrelelt-at the Blue Front with the certificate
of his election. After the st:polon-• of the
oath ' to 'au:Tract the Canatirtition of the
(hiked Suttee , and of site State of.Penneyit
yenta, earl t) well and truly perform the.du
===M==
'ties of Ulgli"Mnstabier`cirthp Borough — of
'CuluttOye, so Welp,..bina,o"4., the Sheriff` was
protioitiO d thelustiCir'lulY qbakified7ll ,
seek' aid allest• all vagrants,• wrigglers,
tramps, fan-riMstrtivishera: rioters, thieve=,
r t ;hliars!" , burglari::traittai';‘murderers, little
boys. aril other..rtrAtdereagainst tke peace
Wi!„dignity,, of our„,goo& borough. Thr
!Squire further indiied;,the chief With t h e
appurtenances of his d,fE c e witk thi,insig
oia of his rank, a stout hickory, the' Sheriff
was alreidy provided—viz: the key to the
lock-up, and exhorted him to go forth into
the highways and• by-ways, seeking whom
he might overoomat.
Nest morning the Sheriff produoed at the ,
flueFr:; s nt four miserable+, found the pre
vious evening roosting in a shed near Buck
Hall. The prisoners severally gave the
names of Michael-Murphy, Dennis Malone.
Patrick Donnelly and Jemmy O'Brien, and
volunteered the strperfluos information that
they vrere'from the "Ouhl Counthry." They
had come to "Aareriky" to•tleke possession
of the fortunes which awaited their arrival
to be claimed and- picked up; but bud luck
to the fortune could' a decent Irishman get
. hold of, u nless he adopted the profseion of
politics; and et en then years of probation
were neces,ary —barring , the intervention of
a general election, when the time was short
ened to aoc((mmodate the ex ig,Poe.e. of the
party--and a poor devil might starve to
death meanwhile, to the seri( us detriment
of the' Deopwratic persuasion. "'Squire is
I there iver ry good- ,•• •va..:ed about
this- t'owor
The 'Sl;mire MA-trine& the applicants for
office that Democrats wore so :tloniy in Co
lumbia that there was strong talk of dis-
Aarging a few of the old and faithful Oile3
—reading them out of the party—and he
could not give the fo-eign friends much en
couragement should they remain in the
Coon y. True, they might eucceedin being
elected delegates to the Reading Conven
tint. and then t,air chances fur a trip' to
Charlest , m in April might be good, if they
were Dilly good ono gh Dmiglas men; but
on the wiloler he would' recconunend them to
extend their travels to "York County, where
the •'/ " ndnaov Democratic friends.
The Slte-iff tted them to the bridge and
bid them• an affectionate rarevrell.
LARCENCY.—On 1l tnd.ty , 3tit inst., corn
plaint Me madrt before E4quirM Welsh
charging one James Sturtzman with the Mr
ceney of a quilt. a blanket and a pnir of
trougers from the landlord of the Mount
Vernon 11.118 e. fli,2;h Constable Waits, on
a warrant duly issued, produced the offen
der wearing the stolen garment, at the Blue
Front. Siurtzinan. is it boatman from Hun
tingdon, where he had laid loon-elf under
the ban of the law, and consequently made
up his mind to winter in C.duothitt He
tad taken rooms in a Canal boat at the Ba
sin, hut one of the late cold nights drove hint
to the Mount Vernon for wanner acmimmoda
nons. Next morning, after the depariure
of the lodger; the articles above mentioned
were missing and suspicion n turnlly fell
upon the prisoner. The complaint and ar
rest followed. Startzutan acknowledged
taking the trousers-, Which . were identified.
hut denied all knowledge of the bed cloth
ing. The Constable, with a search war
rant, failed to procure the quilt and blanket.
The prieuder. a gond looking young fellow.
of powerful build, in default of buil, was
sent down to await trial at the approaching
Quarter Sessions.
The Soentf not having vet moult i n pris
on van, took the 8 M. Train with prison
er fur Codwellville.
VANITY Fein-LNos.—A Dew
early bird's beak.
The Game of the Ed:nhurg Brower—Hop
Why the Great Balloon didn't go up lust
Fall—Beeause it was intended to keep Lowe
this winter.
The Other Sideof the Question—Though
schoolmasters, according to a popular super
stition, teach tho young idea how to shoot.
Paterfamilias, we hareobserved, always has
to Pay the 'Shot.
...Peregrine, the traveler, says the reason
the Arabs are su distinguished for personal
grace, is that they have a perfect knowlege
of Sohnotary.
The Seat of invalid's chair
The-Senator from Onio claims precedence
fur his State over teal. of INJ.v Jersey. lie
must have forgotten the tanuliar phrase,
"Pearls beftire Swiue."
What is the most important point in am
ateur viulin-playing? Stopping!
Mottu fur the Stampedierr Students--" Cut .
and run." •
Repnblieae Rally--Geeet eryimel a little
veo.pi.
A Brown Scudy—Wendell Phillips' Li
br.try.
alas PARTINUTON AND DELILAH.—"{Vito
is that lady?" asked ales. Partingtoa as she
saw Madame Batt 'p. in the oratorio ot
Sampson. • fitat's Delilah," .me was in
formed. "Weil, it Id to be hoped that she
has learned bow to behave better L. 1.1.1 she
did fur poo' Sampson's sase; fur she led
Min a terrible life, se,llinA him to the Phil
fippians for a :nese of potash. and cutting his
hair ulf like a joil bird. Well, heaven knows
I don't want to disparidge nobody, and I
hope she ha., altered, because she appears
very respectably dressed, and is in good
CUM pally, fur I .ow tile Uolooel very even.
tics in 1... hug her out. But how grief and
, liiichiess have worn poor Sampson down,—
lie isn't half :at large as be was when be
ho carried off the gates of Gaza, and though
he must be very mad while the heathen is
abu-ing him, hi , don't show the least temper,
but acts like a real forgiving converted Is
raelite 44 he is." Ike sat chewing up his
libretto into spit balls and Sring them at the
toe of a bout projecting from the gallery
above him.. There was much complaint at
rude people in the gallery who threw things
over, but Ikesai 4 nothing.—Boston Gazette.:
riin't that *gain," as the pig
said •chet, 'be tiny out ~ ff-hts tail.
stirTbeie etre Low Dumb andiligh Duvet
n Gorminy but they all get high over hors
A GREAT BLESSIIIP-TO-THE—AI
FLICr.
Cr The number and lama itleArreteroVl emt
of the Liver have lone Cllstilittged t 4 heatiention of ard-?
ie.,l men. Some of the-e diem&ttiii.l4 , eil under tto:
general term of l'onsumptlon,haTejiecii • , uppos , d
',Fable, and the unhappy patient alic; , ed to die, witti
out medical scie.rce to offer hint a.htino" of reiovery.-i
tivoity Mi.- run no loser ti'd,tho case; A rem dyha:
been found which will cure: r an eomplmnts,of whateve!
ehar, .eter, arising from TWO:t.
Pnis discovered by Jr.l Ill , l.adei prepared by
Ca, not „ditymily Ott the
Liver; and bleerrecnns its op•rotion -- and - purifying it
from disen=e, rut- off and extirpates the complaints
wnich have their origin In the diseases of this organ:—
Remedies hitherto proposed for liver complaints. haste
fulled to operme upon the sent of the disea-e; but Dr.
111.1.atte's yids mute lliemselvev felt upon the action or
the Lwer, and by demising the fouwain. dry up Ibe
impure strewnsof,ssesse z .which„thence delve
existence.
arPurchnsord mil he careful to ask for DR
APLANE'S CEf.EBRATED LIVER PI LLI. inanufac
tured by Fl .E tl I itr6 BROS- of Pitteuu rgr -Pa. There
are other rill's purporting to be Liver-nil% now before
the public. Dr. Nl'Lanels genuine Lie. r alno his
ceiebrated Vermifug,;, 'Call 110 w. lie "had iit nil re
pectable drug stores. None . 4 ,-. eos lane without the sigma
nature of
Jan 14, 1500. [4l] FLEVING BROA.
MEXICAN PITSTANG LINIMENT.
ll'rom rid; and poor, bond and free. al color•, grades and
conditions of life we hear the same meed . (praise awar
ded this wonderful article. Sores arc healed. pains re
Hayed, lives sac d, animals made uniela ills
a sung hi tips urea. mediei..e. w am is say'prising t.
the jutymeat of man What family d ics mil require a
a and rd Who eve. he .rd .1 the'same eft; et
pro laved by tiny other article? For Cuts Brats a.
Sprains, Rheum mans. , we Inn;.. trained frorses, &c
It has no equ .1. Erware of Imitations. The genuine
Mustang Imitment is sold by all respee table Druggists
and Livery •sten fr. every town, parish and ham'et
taraushout North and South America, s..luraipe mid the
Islands of rh. Ocean.' tiny at Mice:.
ISARNI:S & PARK:
Proprieler-, New York
Jan. 14.'59-Im]
Frrst WHY PROM iN ENT
For a long time there was paragraph making
its regular weekly appearance in out columns,
with the brief, but emphatic IA ordi "his!
Fits!" always at the head, to some an offen
sive caption, but not so to the benevolent and
humane, who could sympathize in the sorrows
of others. Some perions are sho&ke'd at any
indication of disease, and are'even thrown into
nervons excitement on witnessing a hearse or
a coffin. Such are to be pitied. We should
always strive to look disease and even death
in the face with calmness. and especially take
eery opportune y for alleviating disease.—
Viewed in this light, the advertisements ,of
S. S. Hance of 108 Baltimore street, Balti
more, Md., possess a certain interest, and
those who know of, any, one suffering from
Epilepsy, Spann', or i Firaof any kind, should,
feel it a pleasure td, cut out his advertisement,
or in some other way sand word to the afflict
ed of the great value hi has remedies. They
can be sent to any : part of the country by mail
Price, s3' per - box. Two, $5. Twelve, $24.
C 4 VIFFI;kkkk
HOOF 3'S.
GERMAN BITTER%
CM
DR. lIOOFLANWS BALSAMIC
CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines of the present
age, have acquired their greet popularity only
tla . pugh years of trial. . Unbounded satisfac
tion is rendered
,by them in all cases; and the
people havepronauneed them 'worthy.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Debility of the Nervous System,•
Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all diseases from a disordered
liver or weakness of the stomach and digestive
organs, are speedily and permanently cured by
the GERMAN BITTERS.
The Ba.hutnsio 'Cordial has acquired a
reputation surpassing that of any similarpre
paration extant. •It milt cure, WITHOLIT FAIL,
the most severe and long-standing
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, In
fluenza, Cronsc-Pneumonia, Incipient
Consumption,
and has performed the moat astonishing aural
ever known of •
Confirmed Consumption.
A few doses scill also at once check, and
cure the most severe Dlarrhcea proceeding
from Col4> IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M
JAcKsox & Co., No. 4 . 18 Arch Street, Phila
delphia, Pa., and areaekl by druggists and
dealers in medicines e v erywhere, at 75 cents
per' bottle. The signature of C. M. JAMESON
10121 be on the outaide'sorapPer of each bottle:
In the Almanac published annually by the
proprietors, called EVICZYBODY'S ALMANAC,
you will' find testimony and commendatory
notices from all parts of the country. These
Almanacs are given away by all our agents.
ho.i. lot .....1.16g1%,.111 tor 0,,,,Hy.
Apri:9.lBsSt.ir
MRS. WINSLOW,
A experienced nurse arta female physician. has a
Soothing Syrup for children lee:ring. which greatly
facilitates the proeess of *mai:tine. by softening the
gums. reducing all inilammatinn—will allay all pain.
sad is Sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mother., i. will give rest to yourselves. and relief and
tteulth to your infanta. Perfeetly cafe is all VMS.
-re advertisement in another column.
0ct.29.
the henvens were illtiminaird on the evening of
11 ,4 50. by the must splendid Auroin
..oreiihri eve, the ilimotry He,. of piled.
...10,11 light ihe and the ehitiogerr
were Ireonniiiul the . eXtrt•llle. AT 'olie"iime a rapt
.I.•erver temnrkeU. al it he hineled he could see the
-pnikliire tog it.. form iliiim4lve* Mid the following
...own: Hui all your girrment. nt The lEtrowu
.1101tiloig 11,11101 11.4,1.10;3r. Noe do co d ego
''be-inut -1. lobo e Sixth. Philtidelphin.
On Dec. 29th 185 D. by Rev. J. M. Shockley, 1V
' , MACY. 01 Latter+tvr county. l'a.. to Alla+ MARY
I !EMILE:- of Carnt,l lee City. Indtto.,a '
•
- -
the Sal•ir lay. title. 7, I 9 by --J. Minter, F.sq...it
t•.e rexide,i.••• of the h,itle'et F 2 ,141% 3o if MYATT t. ,
$t'MN f Wee /I
Ls.) 0.,E1Z. QJ3l't%:9B
On huntii.3 Nth inst.. Solutu. rule of oti e t h . c i
-- lerlyer - ,
The (one ILI will take pare a I Suuday afternoon at
1 tielock. The friehds of ttr- (orally ate ttrtto.t t.l at.
Estate of John M. Conklin, late of West
Hempfield township, decd.
•
11. 171) II" WIC ' .N IL' C .
1411 P. ututemilMeil Audiunr; eppointed by the (Pr
olline.• Court .of, (mile .ter convoy. in destrthute
the belmiee th ei hen& or Henry Conklin Exeruinr
of Auld deeeuerd. in end uninsig,llinwi.leicelly
thereto. will attend for dm purome nf hie uppniniment
nt the Library Room.' lie the Conn Hon., Lliorx•ler.
nit W KIES K.DA S. PE.IIIiUARY R. lledo. et 2 co'rlexir
P. warn and when. NO Inlrrv.LA rll-4v al.rt
at
tend CrEll. F. BRENEMAN, Auditor.
Jun. 14. 1860.3 t
WILLOW GROVE WHISKY.
Off: „ . a r . . i f l o r tz t i t ! : celebr a trM NW + ktrr. Ile ha.
PIM F.: 01.1) ENV. W
H tl.l' 'WHI-tICY.
-
PIMINIMMON WHisKy,
ill of which he wountnt to be be or represented
—4lroi•eate areeefei. '
, A. S. MEP.% rA Pi D.
Wit Diailßery, To?li•rintnly,
ROBERT H AII9II.TON, Agem Cot Coltual4a. 7 i
/an 19, la/ tr . -
• • '
n%mg Frio - nit'rr".g.
4u er,sciy I. gum 11111•Cryot. • .4brl
e.ado and to ` hining.'iu Cblomnia and netahneraose
Appboanta sem piea.e. !rare -their• Nemoa sat Ike
Bookstore of Messrs Sayler & McDonald.
Columbia. January 11.1000
Ininri`OXYMNOt 11 Flair oflar*ls anal axle. no w+
ii. on 'he-ma - pant tot neg, o. recliVrre Hotel.
,I. n o lifiod hio rotor lorwrard.move , tOopo;iy. pay,
~ el.argealatOtake theta aOV, otikrwi.opte, will be
,:otfl ar - i.o'filina to law. ~ ..A* i t -.1. ' 1 '
J.1;1.14'45041' .- C RiaTi AN mitnit.
1 acrort*
'Of tlie Direotoralof The tiamerie:Nottial
nsurance Co., fortie year 1850,
or the 1 1 t1ekatithat futtittt
' 'Me 'otribetig6ih day of Deentalrgi'. A D • limo.
Ilg theft Annual Meeting for4?c,Election,or.
in nwitihg up the rt• Cort of their proreerling.. it .r.
fords the .Diteetors -great salj.firetlomo bp,etzghisttir
stn inform lhr.memtirra = of "+ho s t thht '4olrig .
the pi,' year. the 10. en susitainert us the Company_
have been very .1111111.7- . 01 rigIOLAntiOkVeill" theta
htt• been no nece..lty fur !eating any tag during
that, period gratifying clef:an:Waits+ iteliff be
more peritcuinria eppreeifileA. Witeceduteffated %with
the wre ri f• of the preeedfng year. during Which. the
Directors WerciAociptilld,,,tO.ASyy,anil,coffeet, th ze dr t
different 'thite.... - .llo.:ll4•cittelig sand.Oaerou..wg r e t he
rotitribution. required. dint" wagars.Alegno 3 l,o,,stspiisr:
that the ineren.e.'ot Comp anies, fie
some war led to the fretinene_e or are., and that the
mine property there-we. Irmured_ tie attire ',thew
would pro' ably be burnt The iszprliesiee of - their
•Varmers' Insurenee Onuipairy." roe
just brought to a rlose hum-fairly exploded a theory
not Founded in ren•an or -.net/got-4, o n Jthii n . gi phi c .i.
nrinriple.. The hiltal - .4,...,,ctr-a• Incendiary
for a ince tit least. In hove !leen. aossyed hr
t flirt VlClinty and the impending dread of uniselg-thtlaca.
" r , no longer hat nt. the peaceful eisigett.con rehiring,
in hi. nightly repo....
How thi..al wary effect ha. heen attained.
cait tot
be readily explained. No one he. tieeircrrivied of
aritntrin oar county. film mate who have been con'
voted rthll 111411.011eff for hlrertit. or other Prim...Or'
interiar grade mss have been coal, of Ih. mere m e;
f.irioh. one 01 firing-hit. twig Itho '' •
Ity %Mlle. II I..llppoceri 11,111 Ii r reWor(l• eff.lred Icy
the 111111 theltheetors of the
• V" s' Mutual ram.. iice , Cor3tnity.”l6a ve been the.
means on detel I ing teem ti further percetriiiion'of deed'. of villain,. that -trig, at
line peace of .ndiets. and -pread ruin cad dr-elation
wherever they tire deertotted. May we not indulge
the l ino ,. thin -nine who have been et/gaged iii aria
nefarious bu-tar:.. 'nay hive become seiNible of the
eiairinity of their crime.. resolved tri reform their
lives and ult.ntin from the destruction of their neigh
bor'. proneity -hi fin urn This would be the 'tho-i
eh iiitatite cnurluanu , lord d nor ee , . would hr the'
best .aleguaill, for our luta.. ,-etturityr,-.4lerent
rveniz,- however,mim lose the tem.:i n`the Kith IE - 141
ineendinry i• still in the exerri.eo:lii•eainbnliegh vo
cation. nail. the 101 l that we have egnerienetaX'mplf
be the nrceur.or of a 'mono 'that may'soon
whelm us.'
The-only fire or'itny consequence that oOc„.urri,ul ,
propesiv in•urett t'ornint fly. wit. that of a'
• Moo It aro in ftatleattfer town-hip, the. properly of
-Antlooty Lump. which wn• latent on the evening-of
the of August lust. How; she fire grstinuled
Wirt sot known. If.C.Varal Cith.r-ficeti occurred
forma:arty Ore:Molted but a 41118.1: sonliaat,of dno-t,
ages. Wllll'll.lll , not deellird siee ,, i-ary to no ice in
t report but tire ndverlett to in the -tatera ct u of ilih.
Toro-are, Ain. ugh but a -mall .mitssio .. nf oroperti
wit. de-trot etlllll2lng ilte year. a empiiilerabte tononab
of motseY Ilap 'sects paid during that period; this war
mainly tor to-sr.- preysou-lyi-u-saioeti, that hate Ane
beets paid she li
pit report. and the Money
gy.t. far pleyinu-ly a rairtioti of whs.+
.lod wilt he nyiiriirriateiLto ilia
pt • meat of the move ••tue to tar Treu-urer The
amount of propertylsomreis in'thi."Comptsay 11 l
the pa--1 year. hail been -teall . )l nail,;
Iht•trifil a Coll-iderabie appear-4 . 0, foie, been.
'month-ambit lir. Otte, get al l y oyeilbissineed be n, , *
wandi.i.e.ll• In, n... 1110 M NM/ l•
rent than r•sii being in ttttt Mote. oc..ntiltoteti by
+ale of the properly or the di vett, of the owner. a'
great p quina of which, hio. been remote red by the
new . plop trier, Ti,- yolts,tury 11411,46*Ni'. have
been yer.‘ f vr.3l eirelorl-ato I, a II ittillelee+-the
p„ a fi 'pare winch the pelisse Orpoac, Alutolity
nail M
of b. in.sh o o o a - -
The whole Illini.ter o% pobrie• boofie , l during Ilse'
year wa. one huodrod and .evesity:fiye (1751enve ttttr
property'yalued as 53-36,P'
The addisiou4 made loold pnlicie , umlauted so 51 58$
Making n loin! of
The number of poliriet runcelled wnn
79, the vniuntion of wale!: uninunied
" *114.116
The diminution. on old Wanes li
niment to
Mal. in - 3- an aggregate enneelled and
witadrawy or ' 3134 543 r
Which bring ,Iniincited finin the mew-a,.
leave. an twattil ineren.w of own hundred
Ihou.and .ti hundred and -evenly-tour dot.
To which, if we add the amount exhibited be
- the tw.t report,
.4 44:218
We have on aavregole of 54.0179.33
Over four mi limn. a ail a holt &film rt tea :he moo, I;
of propertt mowed:4 the Furtner'• %%mot to-uronee
Choupony. at thi. time.
The Trra-utrr 4 nlymila thr rollowiioff . .' ia,lirlit,nl
ihr sneucml opeialiun. of Air Cod puny duaiiig the
pa -I year.
John Hoht..r. Trra.uree of t6o ••Fts rmer's, Alutoul
Int.urance COmpon)
PR.
To the amount of nrem:uns4 received Ance.
for date of the heat report. - • • „
l'a the autreaut of tux collected during tl:e
same lime,
ECM
Ry balance in Ili, favor at the I.t.d Ztatrmrut, 856,at
R) the folloWitir, paymeni• made upon orders .. .
drawn by the Pre-ideal. viz:
By cacti paid H.:obit'''. E•hlernen and Cyrn•
N. Herr damages b.• their barn, , - , r 330 Olt
•• Jo+eph Huekwalier for a'. barn, ' ' • 07 00
~ Phi lip I ;rein,. jr., ditiolgea, 20 o
. ..Jai:lab N. NlriZgar `• 450
•` Anthony Lump, .• for In. been, • 0.11 50
•• Henry Marin. 2 (.13
•• Sundry person+ for collectible. proceling
inetinivreer ke . 144 OG
‘• Co, in Prothonoriry's offiee 5 00
Inures. on innit..y- :Wynne. dor borrowed, 54 14
" Tax refunded in ...1.8 Wry per,r., 1 74
To ca.th paid the f.dlowili L f per-on. for print- ~ '..
int noon or ler. drawn by the President,
vir:
"Samuel Wright.
" H,•i ry B
Iliewtand & Cn .
" George - ointicr.on,
" 43r:why:tit &Co
Bier & itrwi,erA,
'•"Penr.nl & G .1,
.A y te en
•• pa-h paid the Appra'ser. for their see
viers' per Airm
peel the Direcior...fne their per diem
allowance for %cremes rendered during
the current year, 33 OI
$2496 44
Cu•h paid Adam $. Dietrich fns services
rendered; • • •
Cash paid John Alemirmey Car his .ernires
as Pre.ident durum ihr'curn•ut year,
" Clash paid John - Rohrer his salary as Trea
surer du rinm the eurrem yes - .
•• Cush
_paid JOll/I $I rifling hi• salary as Sec
retary flaring the currant year,
Making an , aggregate of . X36tig 54'
From which if we deduct the 'whole amount
' collected att above, ' • :Mtn 41
Leaves a halnner in favor of the Trenimrer 0r.10.1a 1.17
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN NItitiARTNKX.
it 13 ‘III Dll4Trt 1 , 41. • r
ANDtt W wrzu AR,
.mlll4 Rtillll.blir
r %I.
After the above report wan oll rend till ordered to he
printed. the member. , preeetit having oramoized by
appoiliting -Peter Johns C4 1 01171:313. 1111 d John Mee
rummy Secretory. proceeded to elect' five Direetrins
and -is •Approtsers. to conduct the Introtteso or the
eard4rompuny tor the *inswing year weir, on count,
mg the batliot• it upprured that John aleeuriney Jobb
Rohrer. Andrew aletzgar. Adorn $. Dietrieh nici JoIM
etitolmbwere duly elected Ilireetore. and Chthtion
Herr. (Peduen.) Abrohnm Peters. !letdown Anovely,
John I:rldny. Jacob Kohl., Jr.. end:Peter Johns, were
elected A pprai.ers. pun 14;59,
PIANO WANTED.
wt... , :s t .T . i
y.) to rent, a good Psanoforte. Apply at this
Columbia,
n:bia,JOOuiry 7.18604 —.
AdJourned Courts for 1860.
IT I...ordered by the Court that adirrerned Colin. (Or
tir , ” be he'd fo: the tri..l sod derisirm ort case• moo
.'ornmon P.eas, Oeith.the Cobrt and_gwitter
as Collosia:
' -I OR ARGUMENTR. , • ' .1. .,
One week ebreraenciug on Monday. the 19th of March.
at. . Ictisof.Jtme. ,
17th of Ptepc., • •
• 11.: "
Mb of Dee
To eantinue one week from the saidd a a reppectively.,
undue much loage rap the ibustorepahall•require t All •
the Cam, utt • the list for argumiut isflhe
Court shall hP taken up due Twat days s.f paid term.,
and proceeded with meta d praised ot wile= condnadd
by C0114..0t or COOS. .11. wit •-' 4
the etrotia'an - th•- the argument li-t in the Quarter
, e.ooif• pall be taheo .tp on the Wedhesdity' of Void.
if ant ioccooted b ; the ha tees of MP, Orlilips'
Ontif • *nail tent QuatigeWs:agas will.
Iv Comm. ncrfl as. flab tcrinist•tion of the,,Pephgra.
Conn beano 's..
The nrcono•Of. of the Caw, of The Common leas
-bp eammeneett on I hue-da•.ofthe Paretic: ifirjßl PP
Pent. dby the Orph •nte our.. dr Qu 'der ••••00.,...
caw% in that case the arencaPn li-t of tb• said (Neigh
will h • taken up as. tue tertninatiott of 'be cases iii the
other courts. mad proceeded tut until cbspit•ed col. tfullie l / 2
COHCAmeci COOPCIII Os Cl urn •hroWal.
It is fur her ma red that the absence of cottagel at
the time appoated L r taking up ease. =into.• d in
the prereding attler• 'shatl ••• no coupe-an ocagsend
111 rein. unless by conw tat or legal ground for
a continti•oce be shown..
AIUI .URNED Jilof.TRIAL4 l l:—It ordterd by
the tleutt. That adjourned Court. tor-bary ns4 WV*
1 011.011111 Pies. kin he Meld ad blithers:
t te. treat c.wes.ncing the 5 , 11 bloodey.bbb.danowde t
4th 87 b rebrosty.
4. - .• " 4th ", *OP May.
44 44
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- far St ...member.
44 "
• ebb October.
41b, elided
la e Ikeetabse.
And 'Web minspeerde es be arrponaki :ow
‘ 1 "r"Illredoelel• at rbelr rteolsttorou.
ferefnuos bWbe*Wlobled Mid the mie•tepess
1.. de. sew eat etwely.oflssecester. lbws lemeee.eleu
testiest& .sub. nibs riggers* of the roentir4.lll - tobs
Pe-rated urdseCoatud.sioner's Mere.
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