((Tit I trtttlti it 1blittT Hi ml' sar" A cnreful roailinS of tlis P""!-1 Tho Latest War News.
Uiyll I II IUU 1 U ri'CllllUi llll icgsof Congress up to this timo would I Tlio most important intullieonco ha
(creato the impression that this was a s;j- crowded upon us witbin tlio pait few days
ciat session, caucu :or uie purpose 01 con- from cvcry fjQnfto,., yrom Knglmiil wo
, Metering matters exclusively appertaining bavo, by tho arrival of tho Europe panic
to tilt "colored 101KS.' ulars of tho fiction of tlio Itritisli Onvcrn
The interest of the white man appears
to have sunk into insignificance. Every
sDrrr.n by hr.vi i.. tatk, rRorniETOit,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNINO, DECEMBER 28, 1661.
OUR COUNTRY'S rL AO.
mcnt upon the arrest of M ason and Sit-
dell ; and if these first accounts arc rolin
Abolitionist IS loaded to tho muizlo With bio. a war with that t-ovcrnmrml smith in
' negro resolutions. Henry Wilson wants evitablc. 1'rom tho South wo have the
them all let out of jail. Wo shall soon horriblo recital of a slave insurrection, tha
expect to seo'a proposition that no negro j burning of half the city cf Charleston, and
shall be punished by imprisonment. Co- tho probable destruction of many innocent
God or our Fatheri! Id thy name
W. nail our 8ts.ndartl to the tnatl
To conquer or to die. Wo claim
No greater honor. While tlio blast
Of ciril strife sweeps o'erthe land,
We'll etrike the fun n ho dares to mar
Our lovely ensign, anl we'll stand
A nail of lire to guard each star.
lumbus Ohio) Statesman,
If Congress was composod entirely of
negroes their legislation could not bo more
for tho raco than it is now. No proposi
tion is received with any favor, Bays the
(,'incinnatti Enquirer , unless it proposes to
' do something for tho black. A foreign
stranger would suppose, frorA tho delibor-
I.etue then twine mcli thread nf the glorious tissue of ationS of CotlgrCiS, that tho whites had no
ur country . wag nooui etur iieiiii-siinms, ttiiti igu.mi , , ,. .
upon oriiomea. ami earning tlio ipirit that hrratiici question of their own for deliberation or
ouethai. come weal or woe. wo win in nr.' ami in discussion. The members had liardlv ta
death, now and former, stand liy the etnra anil stripes. .... . , . ...
They have floated over our craillcs, let it be our prayer Ken tllCir scats DCtOrO A UOZCn Ot tUCIU
and our struggle mat tney snau noni over our graves. , ... , , ,
They have been unfurled from the snows of fnnada to Sprung Up anU pilllCd OUt a DatOU 01 TCSO'
the plain, or New uricans, anu to too nans oi tne non ... , ,. , .
t.iui.ias. and amid the aolltudes nfutorv sea: nml eve- lUtlOnS mntinj tO SOIUO nCErO CriCVtUICC Or
where, as the luminous symbol of resistless and bencfl. ,i vm;.,, .ll,.,.il .A.Ae,lr. ..nn
cent power, they have ledthe brave and the freo to vie- disability, Or UirCClly proposing llegro
IV, IT, in fu?eign iamumraZiheVioon. of an oVil emancipation. Tho more violent tho prop
sition for tho ncGro-the nioroextravagani
X'i'i.iT absurd-tho greater favor of .its rccep,
altars of a Satanic ambition, nnd thus disappear forever (:n nomrroci fifprns nettiallv to have
amid the night and Icuipe-it of roeolution, then will I ll0n- OHgrCSS SCCmS actually 10 nave
fMlr4.B,ll"l',llVlVtl,i4c"l!I.r'il!r become stark mad. and the performances
toe I that tho sun has Indeed been stricken Iroin tlio , "vvw " r i
say of our live., and that heiireforth we shall bo but wj ,(,;, j ave been enacted there in the shape
wtni1rtri t.n.1 uh tr nsta. M ilh liullffhl but the bread Of
sorrow and of penury for our lips, and with bands ever of resolutions and propositions havo CXCi
mil h. in r,hlt,,.. nn.l .il.nltlnlinn. On W llicll.in i
any hour, a m.lltary tyront may rivet tho fetters of n , jC(J (bo astouisliracnt and indignation of
despairing bondage. May Ood in his Infinite mercy save i ...
Jou and roe, and tho land wo so mutn lovo, iroin tne ju0 country. IhC memocrs tllC practical,
com of such a degradation." Jinph Holt. It t i i t t
usciui uiutuutira 'iviiu mau iu u eeaiiiu-
thing for tho country, can not get a word
in its behalf. Unless there is somo im
provement or reform soon tho Congress
will bo voted a political nuhanco of the
worst character an intolerable affliction
upon the patriotism and good senso of the
country.
After all, the negroes arc but five mil
lions to tho whites' twenty-five millions,
and wo insist that tho former shall not mo
nopolize tho wholo attention of tho Nation
nag of the free heart's only homel
By angel hands to valor given
Thy stare have lit the welkin dome.
And all thy hues were born in heaven,
forever float that standard shea I
Where breathes the foe. but falls beforo us,
With Freedom's soil beneath curled,
And Freedom's banner streaming o'er us 1"
Democratic Slate Executive Committee.
A meeting of the Ilemocrntic State Executive Commit'
t.enlll be held at the Ituehler lleuso, Harrisbiro, on
Wednesday January 13, Wo J. at 3 o'clock 1', M.
Democratic papers in lli Ftate will please copy,
WILLIAM 11. WU1.31I, Chairman,
j J. N. Darling, Esq., Sheriff of
Monroe county, died,' at Stroudsburg last
week. He was 16 years old.
JS?" We wonder if any two men waded
through tho trash of I'rof. Lowell, being
a letter from "ISTcgrofredum Jawin to
Miss Kosce Biglip," written in rhymo,and
in tho stylo of cnglisb used by an ignorant,
conceited, impertinent, and meddlesome
yankeo : recorded in tho laot Atlantic.
The professor had better lay down tho
pen, and go to hunting up old clothrs for
the "contrabands" at Fortress Monroe.
BSrBy amajorty of forty thousand the
people of Pennsylvania have placed the
seal of condemnation upon tho radical wing
on the Republican party. Tho cliango in
favor of Democracy in other Northern
Mates has been scarcely less remarkable,
and it is but fair to suppose that, had the
doctrine of omacipation been as generally
promulgated beforo tho elections as since,
the popular repudiation thereof would have
been overwhelming.
lives. Tho details of this intelligence will
bo found in another column. The pros
pect looks indeed gloomy for our beloved
land. At present wc hope, as ha3 been
intimated! that these accounts havo been
much exaggerated.
The N. V. Herald of Sunday, in com
menting upon tho late fire at Charleston,
Bays :
It is worthy of remark that Institute
Hall, whore tho Democratic Convention
was held, which split the party, and split
the nation ; the theatre, to which tho Se
cessionists retired to hold a separate con
vention ; St. Andrew s Hall, whore tho
Jlozart faction figured; the Charleston
Hotel, and tho Mills House, whore tho
warrinc factions respectively held their
hcadquartors; Hiberninan Hall, where
tho secession ordinance was passed ; the
cannon and ammunition foundries, tho
treason shons of tho AJurcun and Courier
and the headquarters of Governor Pick
ens, have been all laid in ashes. Does it
not look like a retribution of Providence,
and an omen and a typo of tho future de
struction of tho rebellion ?
Tlio noxt Legislature.
AVo find the subjoined publication on tho
abovo subject, in the last issuo of tho
"JXoili Branch Democrat."
Tho Legislature of this Stato will as
semblo at Harrisburg, on the first Tues
day, (th) of Jatiuary. It will, no doubt,
bo an important and interesting session.
Tlio Senate is largely opposition to De
mocracy. The llouso is Democratic.
No Legislature, sinco tho, formation of tho
al Legislature. If Congress would try present Constitution, has embodied so much
aiui.jjioiai.uio. vufa. ifilnnt. The onnosition. or what was the
half as hard to restoro tho Union s it iatc Republican party, havo many mem
does to frco the negro, it would undoubt
cdly accomplish tho task.
Patriotism Above Party. The
peoplo of Judge Woodward's Judicial
District, in consequoncs of his resignation,
havo almost unanimously petitioned Gov.
Curtin to appoint William Elwell, Esq.,
of Towanda, to fill his placo tho bar es
pecially desiring it. Governor Curtin,
however, refused, and said ho would ap
point no democrat, notwithstanding the
District is Democratic, and notwithstand
ing polities were not considered in tho se
lection of Mr. Elwell. Tho North Branch
Democrat says : "Wc consider this a pret
ty expositon of republican, no-party integ
rity. Beforo the olection, democrats who
bcrs of distinguished, but misdirected tal
cuts. A largo portion of tlio Democratic
members elect, arc men of exalted talents.
All are men of the strictest integrity.
Among tho ablo public speakers on the
Democratic side, wo will mention, as thoso
wo can speak of from a personal acquain
tance, S. Wakefield and J. A. M'Cullough,
of our own district Daniel Kano of Fay
ette; Win. Hopkins, of Washington ; l.
W. ijcicler, of Jefferson -, Thadcus Banks,
of Blair; John Scott, of Huntingdon ; C.
L. Pershing, of Cambria ; Col. L. L. Talo
and George S. Tutton, of tho Columbia
district; and D. It. Nciman, of Eauton.
We arc much pleased at tho election of
our editorial friends, Talo, of tho Colum
bia county Democrat, and Nciman, of tho
Easton Scnt'tiel. They arc able out-spoken
Democrats. They commented borne
what severely, but not unjustly, on several
occasions, on the treatment ot the three
Itcvciiucnritl illsburscmrnts ofllie Cum- U hat The "Louisville Journal" Says.
mi.nwe.illh of Pennsylvania. Wo do not bcHcr0 that C7Cn in thi,
Wo cut from the Harrisburg Ttlcgraph age of cheap publications that any work
the following stntcmont of tho receipt and cal ho more reasonable than tho term of
expenditures of the State for the year en- 1,10 8VSIP1 AWA To1'
. , . t. -hi. uino of 8Ji! pages fittarto, with an imnionso
ding tho Jd of iNovumber last. It mil bo , ' . . n.tcntod
seen that tho Treasury is in a sound and machines, valuablo inventions, and objects
of scientific interest. I here is not an in
dustrial pursuit which docs not receive a
share of its attention. It contains official
r ,i it ' . . , .-. . lists of patent claims, importaat statistics,
Summary of thc lleccpls at the Mate practical receipts for useful domcstio pur-
U tf J.I tl J J .vw,.w
1800, to the thirteenth day of Novem-
healthy condition
n EVEN UK
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
icr, 1801, both rjij inclusive.
Lands, - - -Auction
commissions, -Auction
duties, - -Tax
on bank dividends, -Tax
on Corporation stocks,
poses, anu has long stood, both in this
country and Europe, as tho highest au
thority in tho mcchauio art and sciences.
S7,243 80 Thcro is no publication more valuablo to
13,020 25 tho farmer, tho miller, the engineer, the
1:2,001) 70 iron tounder, the mechanic, or tho raanu'
91,111 88 faclurcr. We havo never opened a num
323,711 00 ber without learning boinething wo never
Special Notices.
F
A 8 II I O N A D L E CLOTHING
ron
PALL.
The tld-citfttiltihcJ
WH1TK HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
at tlic Html It writ corner r(
FOURTH ANU M A II K I VI' HTKKCTfl.
ti now prepared with a
FULL STOCK OF FASNIOVAnLi: IlKAD? MADD
CLOTIUNO FOR FALL AND WINTER WCAU.
at pricci which chatttMigp competition.
Sheriff's Sale.
T)Yvi
I'lfflrl ofCn
virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
3 (JlrCCt Oil ItllUCd OUt Of tho Court nfl'mnmnn
orCnluniliia county. Ttnna . will ha tmn,.., tn.
Rufcllc nl ft, at the court llnue in Uloomiburg.or. WED
i:ai)Av thi: eth day of January, ihus, at on
o'clock hi the nftcrmmn, thu follow Inn properly, to wit !
mi wirifH' live ion ii ioi in iiiuiuwn m Numeviiie, fn
nenvtr Valley, Cnlumbiit county Mid State of f?nnylva
lii.l tit thu foot of Um AlcCntitcv Mount it in it til l&ia h.
inp nuiiib?rci! hi tho survey or draft of hU town, at
lot Nis. one, two, three, four and five, lying contiguous,
r-itiiftte on tho North i:atcotiKr or tlxih rtnl .McCauley
Hlri'Lt,nnd In Tint niimb r onu. tin; ultt fit-. !M fmnt
In? two hundred ami (Hty teat on tild McCauley alroot
niiiivai'uiiiKtiu'n miiiiiii-m ami nviniy nvc
l-artleular attention clvon to Customer Work. Officers 1 , -rJ 'i: I, .'r:il;.'",,'.?sr.?., l!?. Il- ,he I"0'"'
Unifotnu. also Homo nnanls' ?ulta,tt.
WHITE HAM. CLOTIUNO nAZAAIl.
Southwest fornerof
rounni ami maiikut stmxtk.
TETCIl S. I.l'.VICK, l'mprlctor.
Nov. 10, 18111. (May 1. ltWI-tSni )
tv of .Mkliacl tlraham and t.'atlmrlnn flrnhnm.
JOSIAII II. I'UIl.MAN,
Flu rlir's OiIifv, I UlriJF.
llloomsbiirg.Dec. 'Jl.lMl. )
try THOMAS V. MA1TSON, nreelved tlie Mrs
Medal at tlio World's Fair In London Irtl, fnrTIIUNKS
UAIll'CT llAtlS, Hoots, sliocs nnd Rutin. Ureal induce
ments nre now onereii in imrcnnsrrs "I lliu nHU,umi.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY vtrtuo nf a writ of Iscarl Facias to mc dicrrtd,iiu
rd out of the Court of Common Tlcni of Columbia coun
ty, Tmitm, will bo exponed to public itnle nt the Court
llnune In HIcKiiiuburg, on FRIDAY THU inih DAY OP
JANUARY I ill. at ono oYlnrk In thu nflinm.,n. H.a
Tax on real & porional estate 1 ,800,203 29 know beforo and opining valuable infor-; rj... , u fnpffl , EW';,,,, n.Mneiim, Ho,,.e.
...... . . . . n In, nl nm hiiiiniloil till litis lV.i I... -e ,,...
lletailcrs' licenses, -Sample
licenses, - -1'edlora'
licenses, - -Brokers'
licenses, - -Theatre,
Circus Si Menagerie
licenses, - -
Distillery & brewery licenses,
Milliard room, bowling saloon
and ten pin alley licenses,
Eating house, Beer house and
llcstaurant licenses, -Patent
IMcdicino iicenses,
Pamphlet laws, - -Military
tax, - -Millers'
tax, - -Foreign
Iusuranco ngcnciei,
Tax on writs, wills, deeds, &c.
Tax on certain offices, -Collateral
Inheritance tax,
Canal tolls,- -
Tax on Brokers and Privato
Bankers, -
Tax on Enrollment of Laws,
Premiums on Charters, -Military
Loan, per act of
April 12, 1801,
Military Loan, per Act of
70.G88
17
tlUNK & I 0, Oi J7 ; ; " ' Hunpc.andontlie Norlh l.y lands r.r Aliraliam Ynunc.
rk. have dl served tho Uniformity of Price. I-A N :;"l5f'1;' and on tl.e Boutl, and Kast l,y land. ofTd.n Mt.
' " U ,Tr:V' "1L l'.ery one Hi-i on R-ilesnia.il JOM.H CO. of tlio u Contalnins ahmit Kltven Arres oriaud more or
havo achieved. ISO CresenlOnn I'riec Clolhing Store, .No. ;04Markctstrcc- CM, , aid dKcllins house being In front siilrn feet and
n lot of land bounded on the tVesI by lands of John
May 10, 1801.
Tax on Jjoans, - -Interest
on Loans, -Annuity
for right of way,
Tax on Tonnage, &o., -Eschcafs,
- - -Free
Banking System, -Dividends
on stocks belonging
to the Commonwealth,
Pennsylvania llailroad Co.
Bond, Xo. 4, redeemed,
Accrued Iutorest,- -United
States Government,
on account, - -Tho
Society of the Cincinnati,
for Defence of the Union,
Refunded cash, ordinary,
Refunded cash, Military,
Fees of tho Public Offices,
Miscellaneous, - -
109 10 Park Bow, New York,
1.818 1G success which fhnv
' n ...... . . ... nK.....41.,h IM.lln.lolithl!!
U,UUy U3 one Should Visit that City without calling ,idiilon to liavliiK tho larpest, most varied and
. it..:. ln:l t.ll.l ...t.t.t. :A . r.i,lmint.lf. tork orclothlnir In I'lillaitclnhin. made rx.
1 nrt OI ',,, ll 1 r. 1 V""'y 'lln 1 '"'"r """ every one nn (yoffiaminl Union, in the liands of Ins adliiiiiittraturi
... muatuL. u, luimtou uuius, uuiiuci-uu iwi own saieFuiiui. ujr iiuviii .leiii", rjaillllel Appleuin'l nnd Jolin l.cnmn.
,uui id the cntiro worm. It any ot our tricnus i miMVosViiiiy Va,y-nii must buy ni.ke. '
away off in tho country do not know this The enods are ell spouted nnd prepared, and preat
i inn on f , , , ' . . ., .,, I nalnstakcn with tho ninkins sotlial iill ennbuy wllhtho
OU work, and Will take our adviCC, they Will fll arsnranceofptlins n good article nt the viry low.
mail S2 and become siilmrrilifri immoill. I est price. AIo, n larpcstock orpiero pnods on linnd.of
,,. n " 7 e -Tu Deoom. KuoscriDers trnmcai-1 the at,Bt .(J ,0 al, lePt aii,i0. xs. hicis m be made
lu,lKll U ately, Or by applying to the Publishers .to order, In Iku most lashionahla and best ninnnor.SS
l.ao-l 05 thov can obtain a snecimon copy oralis.
Ifir. Ill 1 !! 1 n .1 .." V.'.r """""" InVN l fll
wmcii win uo euro to conurm mo trmn
3,999 12 0f our recommendation."
"3 485 82 ' AV' fuUy iBdr3 tL ab0V0' and M
Ro'i-in nr 1 recommend our readers to tako Prentico'a
o',835 91 iadvicc, and subscribe for tho paper. A
135,340 80 j new volume commences on tho first of Jan
CS1 50 iuary, and it being a valuablo work of rcf
73 83 'oronoo containing! as it does, tho only of
405 (io i ''lc'a' ''st pa'0"' claims published in the
.053 70 country, every nutnucr shouia bo pre
served. Tho paper is published every
Saturday, by tho well known patent
agents, Messrs. Mnx.v & Co,, who havo
13l'501 97 conducted tho paper during tho past six
189,515 10 ! teen years.
10,000 00 I Iq addition to furnishing specimen cop-
iuj.i'o- U1 ,ios of tho nancr irratis. tho niiblilinr ivlll
ii a i i ...
JON'CH A. CO.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tlin Ailvertiser, having been restored to hcaltbln a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, nnr bavins
suffered several years wills a severe limit nlltition, mid
that dread ilisensv. Uoiisuniptiou-l anxious t" make
knon n to his fellow sull'orers the means of euro.
To nil wlio ilesire li. ne "in ei-nn " e.-p, "i I"1"
475,000 00
2,012,150 00 ,
303
' .1 l.l.i. i? .
1 708 4i bLIIU il p"4fc ot nuvico 10 inventori,
, P. 1 -1.1 II V
I :i7 Park llow.
GO 00
100,000 00
0,309 90
In ili'i'th fourteen f t, and thu lot or pico or (round aud
curtiltipe appurtenant to sniil building.
tf izeti laKcn in cjt -cumin ituu t ounoid tin tne propir
itunus hi mi namiiuum
n Lcninn.
JOdlAlI II. rURMAV.
Phprifl's Offlce. bKtrtJ.
niouiiiobnrg, iKe, !!l,ldlU J
Sheriff's Sales.
"1 Y A irtuo of a writ of Jllis X.cuaria
.1 y t'arla-: to nv lircrti1. ismifi! nut of tho Court "f
('onimnii I'l. ua nf ih coflnty of ColniiiM.i, I'eijn'fl. will
h cxpfitmn id jiutilir fra At l tie L'ourt House, in
Itlunuiiljtirg, on
Tlmrsdny, Dili tlai til' January 1862,
at mio u'flich In t't'j aft' rn on. th following rnrtjr
AI.I.TUIi: BIX ' f.ltTAIN' TRACTi OK LAn,
missus -- ,.,.ti,,. t.r Bii'i uu l i iH'iiirr ii'iu'iii tunny i i.ijiiiiiiiuIs uii'i
prqurhis nnd litlns H.l- iuuip, whi. h they nl l Ond ji ,,,, ,, (lCM,a.t d, r ,lllVv.( l(, wil bjuinnlng nt
pure t'uRK for tJnuMrns,AjiHj. "T",;1.?;- a p.,.t tliviire by land nf U McNtal. north. U ft. t
The nnty object of lliu ad "l"fr In b r rc UJ t, ,Itll?lriM, ttml ,l((ly lwnllvt , a d.ttmi can.
ncrlption s to Lnont the I lie l.d, nnd .r j nf. r u- , , , j w , w tfU.Cl,wan(I
tion nhlch Iw to w-'l; 'f 1 ' Vnl J Ji w H uit S ""Vinty I iSht ilcRm-s nfrtfime hundred and uilv
prry miiT.T.'f will try Ins Kmrdy,(i it will toil Ihuii M,i() ,,JrcIi;., t0 .,0.1. thence by land nf J.rcmiah Jack.
an, lour iiuntireu niui iun
land f Uirhard Urook.
norlli ff only drruvi vttl, sveity drgrcc t utt, ncv
enty Uiri'i" pcrrlifs to a Uoju 10 1 , uoitli, tvwlic direct
vt, tilli't'ii pi-rrhoii lo a pout; tluuru imilli pc ant y
cicht di'grwrd 'at, eight) iwnporihc to a black nuk;
thfiiri' by mi old purvey, north, twelve degree- vst
tucut) iWi pcrrli.-s 10 a liickurj , nnd nmlli. ihirty tn a
dpgrcfs cat, thirty four pi-rclu- to tlio piacu of begin-iiinif-mntaiiiiii:
four hundred and twt lu nrrus and a
half, and allowy'iici of clx per cent, fur roads. h.c.
ANUTIII.il "I thctn ralk-J 'I'AI.MV KA,' lTtinnlng at
npo.t, thijiifn by land ofltobrrt (Jray, north. iwrUc di--gret'H
ucrt. four huinlrpd and ten pATchc Inn pnM,
thence bylandif Win. Moi'dtnan. Houth, m-venty ntUt
dcpr s wi'vU 0110 liundreil and sixty perrlifi to a o9t;
thenci! b) land of lohn Hrady, pouiIi, twelve dtgrrr-n
runt, foitr Iiutitlrt-d and ten pt'rclo'ii to n poet, and tin-nee
by laud of John V Hd and Kichard llrook. north. ieveii.
tyt liiUt iltrec caft, our luiudrc-d uud tixty six pirchev
to thu olarc f bffflnninif. roiitaitiliic fmir hundred nnd
one acres ami a ijuarttr. and ullowuncu of tit per cent.
ni t ' ' .ii.--i..r. nino pcrclie to n popt. thence
iiuthinit nml may pm 11 hi hIiiit. koiitii. u li det-rrfKa
IMrtie, wj.hing Yw.i?"-1 N
1". '" A1" ' ,,.;:' ,. 1 north menu di itrejs en.t, st
Nev. 3, Wfil am.
$25!
VllliambiirLll,
Kings County, New York
$7S!
EMPLOYMENT!
AtillNTS VAS.Ti:i)l
We w ill pay from S to 1.1 per month, nnd all expon-
ses, Inactive Aitents, ur give n i-oi IhsIoii. I'nrtiriil.irs
sentfree. Adilr'.s Cms Swln Muia t.'onfiav, It.
jAMI.i4. tlener.il Auent. .Milan, (liiio,
Aug. W. Irtil.-l-'ni.
MiLiTnv UsiroaMS, There is. perliapi, no dipart
meilt of inititnry huslliess in uhlrh there has been n
more marked Improvement than in the clothing of sol
diers. Not many ears since ollirers and prlateswero
rlad in garments which were nlnio.t skin-tilil. They
. ........ I.. . . i.n . B,..rlia lili-h en. nrtln nf the mime, for
ttiev kentthe w-enrer III tnbill.ition : w ilile their tndded for roads, tr.
brents und tiiibt sleeea iinide Mdition n matter of great ANt.TIILIt of tlu-in call
ililhcnlty. Iltirlug tho present war. sutli of our vluu
leers ns procure their lllllfornis nt the llrowu Mono
Clothilll! Ilalloflincllhill ft Wilson. Nos. MCI llllil I'M
Cli-tiiiit street, above ciiklli .'biln.lelpln.i. obtain clo.
IbiiiL' Hint is perf.-il'y rnsy. sub-.tanli.il anil b'-cnining.
The tirnl liaiued have gom- I iryely into tiie business of
making .Military t'lolhing, uud their facilities enable
them to till the largest ordor in the shortest po. Bible
time.
Sept. it. lifll.
Balance in State
Treasury, Nor.
30, 1800, avail
able, - -031,-133
Depro e i a to il
fund in the
Treasury, Xov.
30, lB'-JO, una
vailable,
03
EST Tho appointment of (Jen. McfJlel
Ian to tho command of the armies of tho
GUG,000 00 ( Uuited States, brings up tlio names of
some who have distinguished themselves in
500 00 I, ,, 1it. .
n..r.t ,,n early lite:
3'i"0 45 1 Don John, of Atf-tria, won, at 25, the
3200 73 'greatest battle of modern times j had it
2,000 00 not been for tho jealousy of Philip, tho
i next year he would havo been Emperor of - -
50,743,525 O'i ' 3,aurit!l..;, G.,tolJ do IVlx ,..aj onlv 22 . I M V O II T A K
whnn lie Hood a victor on tho nl.titu of TOth"e wlms- riuh-rriptious nre unpil.l tntho Oind
wnen nc noon .i inor on uie piaius ot ffllo .,,,, x ,iu.iiiJr." that th-.".ib.nipnoo paper
ItaviMitia Hvprv one roliicinlifirs Oonda will he pl.-n-eil in tli-'li-iuds of limre t himberlni on
ltaLIIIia. Jacry OHO lCltlCIUUCri VOntlO h, Mrl'av fjary aXt -and all person in nrn-nr.
and liocrov at the tamo ace Gustavus "-medupon i.j I'onstabiuijoit. ny ordi r r tin-
n Coiuiiiittee.
Atlolplius tiled at 38. Jjook at Ins Uap-, wm. nhai., Tr.-nsurcr.
tains
onlv 30 when he died. Danier himself.
NcttjQVDucrtiscmcnti
- 41,032 CO
T!
Ar1l.nM,l in slto,,. nnriTr na n itinlfnr nf
... , , - i months volunteers, and certain disreputa-
pnnciplo, were denounced in very bitter ....... lnB 0 't:on, 0f loadin2 Kenub-
loiuiiutiee.
WM, NHAI
that wonderful Duke of Wvimar,
aftcr all his niiraolcs. died at 45. Cortcz ' kimmih. ii. r i.i. ic'ci. 'l
-oo tr,!-, (13 I v.. i .1 .in 1 . t -.,1 't'llll anninl -V-i ting i-f tho tst"ikb"l.ler. i f tins com.
'J-i1Ud was a little more than .10 when lie gazed ,,. ,uu bo held m tno "Kingston ii,.-" near th
llrnolnil -omiay ins i.,iu o.-iy ,n a.uinary o iit-n in.
SSF While tho Democracy are constan
tly telling tho Hepublican Abolitionists
the calamities to which their sectionalism
would load, and for which wc wore called
Un'on-Savers, Banks, Giddings, and such
Republicans wcro saying, "to the Union
slide ."' Novr had wo Democratio "Union
savers" better go to iheso "Union-Sliders"
to bo good Union men, or still fight for
the Union, tho Constitution and tho laws,
under our old banner.
terms as secessionists, and a very great pa
rade was made by tho no-party gentry of
a patriotic determination to placo "Coun
try above Party," while, in truth, all their
party machinery was in full blast and in
uncommonly active operation. Sinco the
iJUO 10 ' ul10" ''10 ghlcn cupola of Mexico. Who
1 ' Maurice,, of Saxony, died, at 32, a
1801 , both days inclusive.
Expenses of Government, 8140,023 87
SSS" Capt. Geo. W. Utt, lato of ono of
tho Fishingcrcck military companies has
volunteered for tho war. Ho is ono of
thoso staunch democrats, who for that
causo has been moro abused than most
other men. He was commander of one
of tho "old scythe" companies of Captain
Stal?y, almost all of whom havo volun
teered in defense of tho old flag ; ho was
ono of the men whom we heard a brainless
six foot republican speak of as the "Jeff.
Davis Reserves." Ono of tho men about
whom tho Itev. Capt. Noblo made such a
fuss in his mcmomblo campaign.
Where aro those fault finding, carping)
loud mouthed, valorous men ? Just where
they always were; while tho democrats
Gil tho ranks and command tho armies.
Capt. Utt gave up his school, threw down
his law books, shoulders his musket, and
goes to shed his blood, if need bo, in de
fense of tho constitution and for tho resto
ration of tho Union.
lieans, who, in revenge, instigated the de
struction of brother iNeiman s ollieo by a
republican mob ; tho people, however,
expressed their approbation of h'u fearless
course, by clocting him to the Legislature.
Our friend Tate, was equally bold and
outspoken, in relation to the imbecility and
election, this miserable cheat having served dishonesty of our publio servants, and al-
;tc rmmnsn. wo hear no more of no-nartv- though menaced with hanging and tho do- I Militia expenses, ordinary
r V I Cl n.,.rU,.II.. I. a f,l., 1 l...,no..l.,.n;n nnlnlnSN ! c
IllllbOUU Ul Ilia Villi.,, UU llrt IHUIb IU..U- J. Ulllia.l.l.lllU. I UIU..I-. ... .? ...
.1 i,it, w.im. i,.,;n.. ii.. i.i. ..iii, m.i
il.UU IUU11 UlUtllll tllHUll , 11U1UJ UUIKU II1U I.1VU Httl nun '.aivw,
of tho proposed viiit of tho abolition mob,
ho was prepared to give them a reception
that would have been UiHastclul to them.
By tho way, our friend Col. Tato, wo
learn on a visit to tho cast, last week, is
favorably spoken of as Speaker of tho
llouso. llo would make a capital oUicor.
Wo have attended conventions and politi
cal gatherings, whero the Col. presided
witli great ability and promptness. He is
quick of perception, protup in decision,
and well versed in parliamentary rules.
He is also a iJitro and untirim; Democrat,
who never quailed bcinath tho threats of, Stato Arsenal, Philadelphia,
violence from the mouocrats, but contin-1 lor repairs, KC, -
ucd to speak and writo in defence of the Pensions and gratuities,
When
all
Kttrope acknowledged tho lo.s of 0119 of
tXl'KMUTURKS OV T1IK COMMONWEALTH jtb(! grL,atcst captain3 aml profoumlcst
of Pennsylvania. statesmen of tho age. Then there aro
cummu.y uj j.H.jmw., ....s. o.. Vonnlrton But
liourri nf li o'dmk uoou uinlo o'rh'ck v. si., i'"r Ih 1 I'Ur
potiJ ot i-tot lint?
1 P'tsiffritj and twelve Liiccto-st
to serve f-T cusijini: jt-nr,
. order of Ih" ISnml
i'. ri;rn:no.vi:t 'Ytt.
KSTUAYS.
um uoi i J f,t dav c.l December. ani1 Chve anJ V
1800, 10 the Jirst dny oj l0Ve,nbtr, are warrior., aim pia.,, , i.i.y , fv;-'----biuinbiVcoimi, Ju.be eaVlyr
ism ; and tho no-party men aro sleeping
tho slcop from which there is no awake
ning.'' fiSyThe distribution of seeds from the
Patent-office to Congressmen, to be dis
tributed through their districts, will bo
made this week. The distribution has
been retarded by a delay of transmission
of tho seeds from foreign countries to the
United States. The next distribution will
bo made early next year.
jgfThc Danvillo Intelligencer says some
sixty persons in that town are now on the
charity of tho peoplo supported by their
poor masters, and also that there prom
ises to bo a dearth in the Potato line, in
that section, by reason of tho ''rot" which
has destroyed noarly tho wholo stock of
the farmers.
BSX-Tho following resolution was adop
ted at a meeting hold in Wabash county,
111.
Resolved, That although the Democrats
wero strangers to the covenant mads with
Abraham at Chicago, yet they aro made
partakers of tho btcisings conferred upon
the country under that covenant.
SiorrED Payment Tho Commission-
crs of Northampton and Lohigh Counties
. havo suspended tho payment of money to
. ' the families of volunteers, for tho reason
iaT Tho Sanitary Commission of Xow that they are in receipt of their pay from
York has issued a call for contributions to J tho government, and can support their own
aid in supporting the "tontrabands" nt families,
Fort Monroe. I
That is the first call to the North to! tarGcn. Wool does not call tho fugitive
heln keen "frso nict'crs." Heretofore thov 6laves wh0 aro flocking in his lines, "con-
as slaves, kept themselves, and more 'traband;" or "property," but "vagrants,"
There aro fifteen hundred men, women.
and children! and although tho govern- eminent, is called upon to feed, clotho and
went is paying those who work, wages, anu imp'oV'
.i i . r l.. r.. jr: i
vt . i t ...Mir r ii , a
inow iuru .oom: .our u.m.uiu o. luum, to otLer good things, says :" To this war,
cut down wages ; or to live off of contri-' pr03CCutcd for t10 Union, I devote all my
Button u. uu.sub... u u un..uM,nuM cncrg-ca anJ r tQ a cWil war .
tinA IiapiI time, nml wlint will rirsnmn nf .... .... . .
' , , ; cuteu for tho abolition ot slavery, L am
democratio doctrines, with increased igor,
and tolling cfject. Argus, trcstmoic
land.)
Military expenses for defence
of the Stato and Union, per
act of April 12, 1801,
Military expenses for defence,
iVe , por act ot May lo,
502 22
18 00
85
1801,
Military expenses for defence,
i"c.,per act passeil aMay 10,
leOl, open purchase, and
paid out of appropriation
of May 15, 1801,
Military expenses, per act of
May 10, lHtil, -
1,703,102 03
SIn tho lato battlo at Drainsvillo one
of the "Iron Guards," met with his death
by being shot, tho ball taking effect near
the mouth. The unfortunate person was
Samuel C. Walter, an activo young man .
and bravo soldier. The corpse arrived at
this placo on Monday evening, and was
interred in tho Cemetery on Tuesday
forenoon by tho honors of war, tho "Homo
Guards" participating. 'The remains
wcro accompanied to the burial grounds
by a largo concourse of people. " Poacc
be to his ashes." Star.
408 70
2,500 00
5,012 Gl
123,100 01
2,000 00
13,570 01
5,005 00
5,218 14
310,020 28
TUJi PENNSYLVANIA TKIallli API!
rou tiii:
LEGISLATIVE Si:SilUS.
Editorial Visits. Wo had tho pleas
urc this week of meeting in our sanctum,
two of the staunchest Democratic editors
in the country, Col. Tato, of tho Columbia
Democrat, and Mr. Pardy, of tlio Nortli-
umbcrland County Democrat. Thoso gen
tlcman did yeoman service in the last fall
campaign,and wo aro pleased to hear from
them that they have been amply rewarded
by a largo addition to their subscription
lists. Success to them both, Danville
Intelligencer,
mm ! L'ot'os at 30 cents instoad of 0 to 11
opposed, now aud forever." Boston Tost,
-Anl CD tn fill in.lnml nf .10 livol! ihrnn
..... .
times former rates ! i fiSy Jesse K. Pryor, a printor formerly
Wo hope Dr, John will gather up all in our oflico, and who was a montber of
the "emancipationists" ho can find in Co- Captain Craig's Company, in Col. Geary's
lumbia county, and send rolief to tho Regiment, was captured with Augustus
T1. .!.. Wlllintna nf Ils slnn lits III rAlu u-l,l
Moro Now Blanks.
Deeds, Summons, Executions, Seiro Fa
cias, Stato Warrants, Commitments, Capi
ases, School orders, Exemption, Judgment
with Singlo and Doublo Notes, cto., just
printed and for sale at the office of the
Columbia Democrat.
CQyGerrct Davis has been elected U, S
Charitable institutions,
Pennsylvania State Agricul
tural Society, - -
Farmers' High School of
Pennsylvania, - -
State Normal School at Mill
crsvillc, - - -
Stato Normal School at Ed
inboro', - -
Common Schools, -
Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund for tho redemption
of State Stocks, Relief
Notes, See., - - 107.070 70
Military loan, per act of April
12, 1601, rcdccmcu, - 37O,0UU oo
Interest on loans, including
interest certificates re
deemed, - 1,917,C08 02
Guarantied interest, - 7,775 00
Damages on the public worKs,
and old claims,
Special Commissioners, -Stato
Library,
Publio buildings & grounds,
Houses of Refuge,
Penitentiaries, -Escheats,
-Free
Banking System, -Abatement
of State Tax,
Moroantilo Appraisers, -Counsel
Fees & Commissions,
Colonial Records and Peun
sylvania Archives. -
Amendment to the Constitu
tion, per Resolution April
21st, 1850,
Miscellaneous, -
think there are aroatcr thincs than war. i oruceeimvr
I do ; I worship tho Lord of Hosts But j li E D C O II'.
tako the most illustrious achievements of pp"" Jf''
civil prudence. Innocent III., tho greatest! ,,,,.,,,, ,. tllr. ,.,, ,,,." '' '
Of Popes, was the despot of Christendom I The owner is r..o.uled to prove properlj'. payrhir-
at 37. John de Medcei was a Cardinal tne law directs. joun r.n.i.io.
at 15, and, Gaicciardina tells us, balllcd n--. ga. lem -3i. 1L'1
with his craft Frederick, of Arragon,
himself. He was Pope, as Leo X, at 37.
Luther robbed even him of his richest
province at 35. Take Ignatius Loyola
and John Wesley; they worked with
young brains Ignatius only 30 when he
made his pilgrimage, and wrote the ''Spiri
tual Exercises." Pascal wrote a great
work at 10, the greatest of Frenchmen,
and died at 37 ; which reminds me of
Byron, greater even as a man than a
writer. Raphael painted the palaces of
Rome, and died, too, at 37. Richeliou
was Secretary of Stato, at the ago of 31.
Well, then, thcro wore Bolingbroko and
Pitt, both ministers beforo other men leave
off tho cricket. Grotius was in great
practieu at 17 ; an Attorney-General at
21. And Acquiviva Acquiviva was
General of the Jesuits ruled every Cabi
net in Europe, and colonized America,
beforo he was 37. But it is needless to
multiply instances
"The history of heroes is thu history of youth."
The puldishT of th i rEiiw,vHU Tri.Lonru has
made Hie iinist Utopia and minplite nrr-iniieiiients, by
the tiiKa.'eiueut f tin experienced corps of reporters, to
ci-e the public n complete s)noiii-t .1 the proceedings
of the I.eeul.iture, ciubruriu; all lesihlation that mil be
of u general ehuractor nnd suth prltata hiit-iness ns may
hnvcail itlVt I or iutliienee on Up-jinblir nil-rest Ad
ded to these reports, iwth tha reports, of the Meads of
Departments, the debates i ill all he published when
they nio of u character Involving qio-i-tlons in u Inch the
people arc interested. These features regularly and
i-iirt-fully conducted and supi r ised b experienced re
tmrters, our repoits of the proii-eduiL's of L'oii.'ress ut
the approaching sesniou, the current events tu the pro.
grcss of tiie unr, together with sorli domestic and lor
tlgn news ns shall daily occur mid come- within oi.r
reach, will 111-il.c the Plnnsyu imi Tm iurii-ii one of tha
most valuable und lutercstiiiz newspapers in too coun
try-
THK.MA
The Daily will be published during th. session of the
Legislature for 81,00 pi r copy.
Tub Fsmi-Wiesi.v will also be published at tho low-
rate of Sl.otl for the session.
1 he WktKLY is printed on a wry large snctt at thu
low- rate of Sl ,UU per ) car.
Address.
GEOiinr. r.r.RtiNER,
Harrisburg, I'run'd.
Dec. ii, leci.
REVIEW OF TIIE MARKET.
coiiREcrr.n hxekly.
COUV(new)
oats .. :
uuckw1ieat...
$1 15CLOVERSCED.
GO lIUTTEll
, SO KOCB
iUTAIXOW
:in I..S.KD
50TOTATOES....
, 31 2"
li
li
10
. 20
MARRIAGES.
I FTO.N'C IIAI.I., betluninc
nt 11 post, th'-nce by laud of John lirady, north, twth e
ih-greeg west, two hundred nnd sixty three perches to n
post, thence l,y land of t.'h.irles Hall, south seventy
eight ileprci-s west, lwu liiinureo and seeuty one per
dies to n rhestnut ; theme by laud of Catharine I. on.
genlii-rger. south, siti-i ti il, gr.-i-s nnd n piartr ast,
two hundred nnd sc enty -ix ierches luatone, and
th,-iH-o liy land of l bor.ih ritew art and Thomas llrooks
, norlli. seenty eight degrees eiist.two hundred and for
I t) iitue perrlo's to place of b ginning, containing four
hundred and tlult) i-iglit acres mid a half, and nlltiw.
1 iiuee ot six tier rent for ro.ids, &r, he tile same more or
! less, 011 which is tril ted II stone house, nod about half
. nn ncie of whirh Is cleared land. There is also .1 eiu
1 ol'.-toni' i;,ki1 opaned on this tract and a Large Ureakcr
erei led th--re.ni,
I A N 1 1 r 1 1 1-: It 01 tliein rnlid TAllMllllS lH'.I.IUIIT be
' giuuiiig at a po.t, th-lice by 1 tn.t f Win steediuan,
norlh, sixteen mid threi- u.trtrs west.tliree hundred
nn'd ten perrlo-y to 11 sp.iuisli 0.1k, thtnee by laud tf
IVi-llaio Wi bb, sotilli s-wtity four degr-es west, ons
Ii tiii:r-d and sixt tw 1 ) -rches to n bl irk oak, lln-iicu
b) 1 Hid of Tboinas H.ty, south, silterll degr.es i-ahl,
twenty peri h is to 11 cli 'stunt, theiiee by laud of t'iiss.
Hall, south, eight degrees and 11 helf east, thr'e hun
dred aud slxiy six pert lies to n punt, Ihflire b land of
John lirady, north, seventy nelit degrees ea-t;one
liuiolrrd and tlnrly perihes to nu ash; north, twrle
lit grees west, eight, pert lies to u w inle tial., and norlli
sett-uty eight ile-grees e.i.t si tly p -rrh s to tha p!i e ef
li.'giuning. eoiitaiiiug four h inured and eightaen ceres
nu-i .illttwauco of six per rent, lor road-, etc
ANIITIII.It oftl called TltoV begliiinug nt a post
thenee by land of Jrr -ml.ill J.icksou, iittrth, tnelvc de.
gret s west. four hundred and tn te-rcii -s ton liost.t hence
by land of V. I', ttratlv, south, sclent) rl.lit ilegre.s
west ight) pert lies ton W.I111. 0.1k. south tveeltede.
gr.-i-s eii't. eight) p.-ieh s tti 1111 n-h south seventy viglit
ilegrces west, one huii-iretl ami thirl) perches lo . post,
thenef by l.iuii of John Ili-.-se, south flewu degrees
i-al, two hundred and sixty three perrht-H to a po-t.
th'iire by laud of 'I'll is. llrook, north seteuty eight d
grees 1 imt, twenty pen lies to a chestnut oak, south,
twelve tlegrees e-nsl. f'trty one i--rrlie- to 11 liiack oak,
tnenee by the same and land of John Wild, moth retell
t)' eight tlegrel s i-a-t one hundred and six penllrs tn it
bl.irk 0.1k and north, H-ti-nt) eight deer-is instoiis
huiidri-il and six peri lies to a h'ai k oak and nnrlh, sev
itnly eiglit degrees e-n.I, eighty perrlies lu the place t.f
h-giniiiiig. ti.iitniniug four hundred and twenty nine
aires .1 lid a .pin iter, and allow a live of six per re.ii t. fur
roa Is fcr
Ami the other of tliMn eatled ".MAIWV beginning at
n po-t, thence by land of Win. I llrad) , north, eight de.
grees mid it h-ill'wcet, three hundred nnd sixty twit per
rlies to 11 1 h -stunt tree, thence by laud of Thus, tjay and
J.-sse IliMd, sotitll si vent) four degrees west, one hun
dred und 1 i gltl y eight p ri lies to n post, thence by l.in-1
of Tims, Hellas, soulh. fllty tivo dt gre-e-s last, eighty
nine p.-ri lies to n cb.'stnnt oak, thence by the same and
lilid of John I.oiigeiibergi-r, south, one liundreil and
1 ighly eight tu-relies to a chesiiut oak, thence by laud of
the sal I John lemgeiiberger, south, seventy six degrees
and a t larter west, one hundred aud twinit) four per
eln-s to n post, south, sixteen degrees and a(unrlcr,t ast
one hundred nnd four perrlies ton chestnut tree, nnd
thencu by land of John iteese, north, seventy eight de
grees i-iiKt, two hundred nnd sewuty one perches to
place of heginiiliig, con tain nig three hilildrf U and eichty
one acres and three quarters and allowance of six'prr
rent lor roads, &e and also, all that certain Kail Itoad
with its se eral branches extending Iroin the mines of
the t'oliiiubi.i I'onl ami Iron Company in the saitl town
ship of Heat i-r lo the t'nltawissa lt.nl Koad a. the same
has been surveyed, located, laid nut and constructed bv
nnd 111 behalf of the .Mcfnuley Muutilain Itni-rnad Com
pany, and all the land, ritallnus rotation llnuses. U.'pnli.
hhops, llndgc, eiubnlil.tnf uts, chartered rignts, prn iltt
ges anil friiiirhiiesntinertaiuing to the sai.l Hailroad and
now- M-tted 111 and b-lougiiig It the said Columbia Coa,
andiron Company wheresotver situate, and all the
chartered and imports rights of the ri-spcctitc Compa
nies consolidated 111 tin Columbia Coal and Iron Compa
ny vr ilh the uppurlenaiires.
l-ieizrd taki 11 In execution and to be sold ns the prop,
crty of Jacob Loose in the hands oflus administrator,
I Danul II. Loose, with notice teres reseats.
JOSIAI1 II. FUItMAN,
Furairr's Ornce, I Sheriff.
llloointburg, Dec. It, ISC1. )
T
HE GENNESSEE FA11MER.
Balanco in Stato
Treasury, Nov.
30, 1801, -1,651,605 72
Depreciated
funds in the
Treasury, una
vailable,
vviicvr
I lev t;
2,587 10
10,02G 27
31,500 00
83.605 VI
-7.7 1
-iJ8 101 On Thiriday, the I9th inst., by Itev Rcorge raron,
(17 1 1 at thereiidenco of Mr. Matlilat App, near Xunty, Mr
"l"' U Km IV 1 1 ITT KW BENDER B II ti Mill HlLLIE A. LKMilN. Ltltll lit'
51 , t'i.hitiizcretk twp Columbia co.
Cs.r m ' At (( llnll Wllkpa.tinrrn nn (1m lliti in.t li
Hcv. J&cwb Miller. Mr. John M.Clauk, to Miss Harih
Khonic. bulli ot Columbia county, l'a.
OntheSMut VilWtsbarre, at tit Stephens' Hpiscopal
1 Churth, by thu Rev. Geo. II. Mile. Mr, N, i. Wcllulr.
to Mii Adda Joitwust Maut, both of Jcrieytowii, Co
! l uuibta co l'a.
Ill I.cwiiburj, on the lOtlilnit., by Kpv.J. W. Ilodgei,
' Col. T. II. lL'RUY. of tlio JMrtkumbtrlaHd County Vano-
trat, and Mil Mahv 11. Jamm, hcchiiu dau-hter of tho
lato Ir- Robert E. Jatiu'i, ul'Nurtliiinpton county, l'a.
I On Monday Morning, Jleccinbcr 2.1 J, in St. Btflphcni'
1 Church, by Rev. fivorga 1). .Miles, Lieut, John W. Uil
CHRIST lo Hutu Axh Kle, all of Wilkutbarrc,
MM.,",.,, AT AT I
TUP. undcrnigtiflil litving been (Married by Atlj't Gen,
Thnmai f"r Hie rtcruiling nrrvice, has come to Coluni
bin C. fur that purpne. Tlic recruitg will bs iittach4
to B AT1T.K V 1 (or Maltl(H nailery),
FIRST IJJATA'A. ARTILLERY,
now undi-rthc cnmmanJ of .MaJ, Ocn. Itartka and dolne
duly on the I'ppcr 1'otuiniic. It ban already an exlomlcd
r putatiui,imil has mi-n mucli Berict. We number hi
j:uti, l.'O inun, nnd iiao all Um tioct fiary cquipmenti.
Duo section i couiporivd of lliu ceKbrjU-J tlcvl nflgd
i Parrot (iuna, rapabk of duinir execution four in ilea.
Tho recruits, if they tlenire, can be h: Id rcki-rvra, un
til thry nitain the iKC.iiary proficiency. Those nho
prefer jtimiik n driven can do io. Ceu. McClellan Itai
, I ueclan-d th.it "thin j to hy n war f artillery j" hence it
,,...-..,. . i comidrred the moil important arm of the lervice.
rubtmhed for thirty )rarni one ofihcbettnheatand The drill is lively and interwIiiiK. In action, while
fruit regions of America, with correspondent.! in nearly caialry and infantry nr wailing for. ortnoUnp towards
mrrv iSIjIr nnd In l!:iti.i.l:i. it rnnljiin infnrti. it nt .' . . . .
mc iiu, n i j , w lii 'itnii;i( iiiu 1 1 .uti ur siurm ineir
nSTAIILItfllllU IS J?31.
THE FARMER'S OWN PAPER,
T'nti Clicupe'st Agricultural Taper in tiie Wiirlelt
only rirrv ensrs a year.
NOW IS THK TIME TO SUBSUIUBE I
880 31
HOi US
000 00
100 00
ll,0Ga CO
85,873,352 38
DEATHS.
everviSt-ileaudinCuu.iilu.it coiiUnii infonu.itiou ot
great interest uud importauee to every farmer, carih-ner
and fruit grower. No larui'r can ati'urd to be uithuut
it. It costs only fifty cents u jiar iiud-coutaida more
agricultural and horticultural matter than mobtoftlie
ttvo-dolUr weeklies,
ACCUKATK JIAUKKT HEPOUTS.
Of tlio London, New York, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Uutrulo.Chicuifo.L'iuciunatti aud Toronto m.irkct are gii
tn iucach number. All the lending furtiijJi and Aiuer
Icau journals aro reciited, uud spuiul puins arc taken
toeivcth-j l.itebt uud inot relublu iiifurmatiou in rc
Card to the stata of tho crops ut homo audubroad,
A copy of tho paper sent trio to all who wi.h to ex
amine it. AJvires,
JO?Kl'II IIAUKIrf.
lYtiUiSUUl AND TKOfRUTun,
Ktrliester, V.
C7" Agents wauled tvfryw here, to whom the must
liberal oilers are made,
WOOD OUTS FOB SALE.
IVE will sellBiereotype of th Wood Cuts used in tha
Gcnncgtc Pat tnt r nnd Uural Annual Horticultural Di
rector). A hook containing impressions of over Her en
Hundred of thevo tuts will bu sent to those wiUmg tu
purchase on the receifit of 50 cent. Ttw bookcontains
nn index, show nig where description of tho cuts will
be found. Address,
JuSU'iJ HAUUI?, Rochester, N. y.
Dec. 23, leol.
In nioomibure, on Thursday lait, Mr. Ziii'lom I'.
Gross, aged about 43 years.
In Centre townshin. Columbia tn.. on the 1!)tli int .
I Mrs. Sabaii SiLMOf , comorl oftlivlate therilf linon,
-11 ,032 00 In IJmestono township, Montour county, on Tuesday siding at tho Mill aud by whom all dtbla of the tale firm
i nnn nn i-rt last. AbRAM W. IIausk. aired about Uvnum. tvlll hn (tiled The N'nina. tlnn.lj. It.mlr nrrniinlu. JL
' fTh deceased nanetl thrnuirh nnn.ni i. i.i. in i, r. art In th hands of said nj'dar, for early ll ment.
DISSOLUTION.
JU is hereby civen, that tin nartuerilun here
tcifore exiating bttweeu the snhticribi rs under the
flrinofCauz & cInyder, in thu .Millinu lliitiincss, in the
Locust Valley Mills, in J.ocmt tnuiishi, Columbia
county, was dissolved, on the 11th of Ottober, li-Ol. by
mutual consent, AH persons indebted to the into firm
are repjeteo io inane seitiemcut with ,1104 tmyatr, rc
sidins at tho Mill aud bvwhom all dt bla of the tale firm
will be settled The Notes, Uonds, Hook accounts, &.e,
ln:
UK
ftiriilicatious with .iliot, shell and canister. Artillery
men never bland guard iluty.imr appear at daily parndts
i nor travel m foot. Whilo tho idl.uiiry are plodding
along with hvny kuapsarka and gun equipments, can
i noneen can ride nloni; pleasantly and at u compara
tively fast rate. The objection to heavy artillery is.Hnt
1 the men uru nln) scooped up in narrow fortiflcatini,
nnd "doliiB iiotlimt:" i a stddivr's aboiniuation. Tin
chances for promotion hi this arm are double that of any
other service,
i Toarouhethi) patriotism of lhc)oung men of ibis
community, 1 only need rekr to the ihreatining attnuOs
of llm-land. Do nut let her llndour men backward h
, she UireuOns,
ray is due from enlistment. 1 or particulars eni'iito
at thuoiiire of J',. il, ,irri.E, Ks-i., whiu I can generally
bu fmi nd. Krcruits will he promptly cared (tr uj'on
their arrival,
i.uiuT. c. n. miocKU'AY.
UecruitincOihfer.I.Jitery F.lst l'a Ail"
llloointburg, Der. 21, IfliJ.
Tills COIIU'IX illDitimit Til I Alt !
TRIAL OF WILLIAM T. COtllVlS,
TvK TUX Ml' B Dili OF III Y,M, CARniMIS. CORUIk's
ttT iVoif in press aud will be published
on Monday November Wth,
A full and complete report of this most thrilling a 4
important Murder Trial thu strangtstand nio it iiugd'
larcasu on the records of T, titer no County.
THIS COUWIN MUBDEB TRIAL,
I'linnojinplnrBlly reT"M'l b)' A. II. Wintnn, IIsl. bol
tKJ pnges. nrtii n.
A limited number having ben pulilislntil, persons
uitlnng tnnlitutn a copy will del will tn npiity at niis
A rony, postage free,, sent by mail on the rsipt 01 w
LQ-Wnnusal. price, 8JM per doien. All rit'
accompanied by the rasli prnmiitly attended to.
' ' ' imnKBT tAl'
ruklnher ilkss Usn
Nov 73, liel Im
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AMU5 cPlR
OfiobttlS. IBM.