OLUHBIA DEMOCRAT.
" Jolm (3. Freeze, Local Killlor.
EStTiie 1000 nogroes, comprising tho
igado at Hilton Head, aro described as
motloy, jabbering, stupid, undiaciplina
i set, of no uso whatevor except to con
no U. S. rations which thoy do at a
irful rate,
JO!
BSlNaui,Aii. Whilo Uemoorats who
defenco of tho Constitution and
the
lion, wo can hear of no abolitionists
be
g killed or even wounded.
JJcmociutic Standard,
:o:
KayJ. Hi Lipincott k Co. havo issued . Uovcruiuont in tho prosecution of the. war,
3. 40 of Chambers Encyclopedia "fos. n resolution which distresses tho Abolition
iferom rocks" to -'French Language and disunion republicans most terribly. They
tcraturo" and Part IV of the Pool: of declare against negro equality and nbo
iy.8 "Memorials 0f Charles I To St. ! litionists howl in concert with tho niggers
ulontino'a Day.'' i against the resolution.
They aro both most interesting and But wo havo not space to particularize,
luablo'numhcrs, and will form a library I I'Ct every man rend for himself.
sound information and cntcrtaiuing
ading. Get them by all means.
-. ,ru, ::o!
Ce3f- It is very sinirular that tho divis
ns of McDowell, Banks and Fremont
mid not prevent Jackson getting his
rccs to Itiehnioiul, to nsnist in over
liclmiiig iMcl'lelhin. Patterson was do
iintccd and disirraeed for letting John,
n reinforce Beauregard at Maunassas.
hat now will lie said of tlio tliroo armies
at could not employ Jackson so as to
event his marching to Picliinond.
J't. Wayne Times.
:o:
tato Convention occupy so much of our
ace as to exclude from our columns sov
al communications of Fourth of July
lebrations. The day seems to have been
ry generally observed. At Orangcville,
Jackson, at Millvillo, at the Forks, and
her places, tho Declaration of Iudepen
:iico was read, and again tho Dctnoera-
of Columbia county pledged itsoif to
0 "Constitution as it is, and the Union
1 it was." "Tho Union it must and
tall be preserved."
S3-Tho Senate Committee on Terri
ries reported a bill, last week, prosi
ng for thu ailiiii.-isioii of a Statu inio
u Union, to be called Wi st Virginia,
lie bill recites that by an act of .May 1:).
il25 tho Virginia Legislature, gavo its
iiisunt to the I'oriiialion Jind erection,
ithin the limits of that State, of a new
late, & tho people of Hancock, lirooko,
llio, Marshall, Wt t.ull, Marion, Mon
ltralia, Preston, lor, 'I'vltr, Pleas-
its, Ritchic,l)oil-'ritlg(
ickson, Witt, Roaiif,
arbour, Tucker, Lim, is, Braxton, Clas ,
licholas, Cabell, Wayne, Boom, Logan. I
Wyoming, Mercer, McDowell, Webster, j
ocahontas, F.iyeito, Raleigh, (irccnbrier,
louroe, Pcntlli t' n, Hardy, Hampshire, j
ml Morgan CDiiniies, did form thein
Ives into an iiidependcnt State. Thi
dl provides lor adding to the new State
c counties of B -rkeley, Jcfl'er.son, Fred
rick, Clarke, Warren, Page, Shenaudo
b, Rockingham, Augusta, Highland,
..ttll, Rockbridye, B itetonrt, Craig and
llcghuny. The Convention to he called
i providod in the hill, is required to add
i the Constitution of the new State a
roy.ision that after .Inly, 10H, the eliil
roti of all slaves horn within said State
Hull be free.
:o:
Even tiii: woud Union" makus
ui:m Gnash tui:iu Ti:i:tii. We take
lie following paragraph from a long ar
iclc in a late isue of the Philadelphia
'ort JJmenenn, on tho subject of cstab.
shiug a new Democratic paper in Phila
clphia ;
"If a democratic paper could bo pub
ulicd without constant, iteration of the
,ords "Constitution ami Union," in its
itlo as well as its text, it is pos.-ihlo that a
easonablo degree of success would attend
But ono cannot hi so published, and
licrcfore such journals aro not pleasant
rhilo thoy live, and in enlightened coin
lunitics.thev unodilv die. If democratic
pecohes, pamphlets, aud utterances of
appiieu lu auuu iiuiuiiuu in uiu jwiiiioii
lassies, wliioh, as it is difficult to print we
econijjioud to be consulted in the original,
t' these daily speeches, we say, would
uavo out all surplus references to the
Inion and tho Constitution, tho public
nnlil fool rri-onl riilinf. nnd nosiililv tlieso lock tw n, Coliiu
The reason hero assigned cannot fail to
trikotho reader with tho utmost astonish
nout, Tho " Union" and the "Comtilu-'
ion" aro, of all names, tho most obuoi:-1
ous to this high toned, dignilieJ(!) journal.
Vny other namo would suit it better. ,
uch names stink iu their uostiils.
lenly swept away,bueh contcniptous slurs
ipon tho loved uaines of our onct) glorious
'CoNsriTOTioN''' and "Union," would ho
ippropriata enough j but now when every
loyal breast cheriahes the hopo of tho res
Loratlon of btuh, as our ouly cseapo from
utter anarchy and final ruin, fcuc-h Ian
juage ia in the hightet diiee doUttable
BQTMucli of our space is taken
up this week by tlio proceedings '
vi uiu icmocratio otato (jonvou-
lion, and our usual variety cxolu-'
Saturday MonNino, JULY 12; icca. ldud'. Wo doomd tl,Q ocl!on of tllQ Co-
iiibiiiiiii roimca4MCitmwwra ' VCIltioU of IllOfU illlDOrtaHCO tliatl .HIV tllinw
I -I- ..1.1..:..- .. ...".
uinu iu uuuiu givu, in mo ausenco oi special
wnr nowd, nnd wo thorofoio lay them be
fore our readers in full.
Never did any body of tnon meet,
since the days of tlio Revolution, in whoso The list of premiums will le larger, rang
breasts burned a greater lovo of country, or . ing as high as 200.
who 'manifested a more devoted adherence J;i!T'n'l9?P,c't!V,n)'tt t"""1 11,1,1 " 111 h" "mia
twin nit? ilill'Triil luill Knil'i.
to tllQ Union and the ("nrislltiitinli. Tim
lported Breckinridge for llio Presidency 1 resolutions which were adopted plodgo tho
i constantly falling in tho ranks, at tho party to tho ''Constitution as it is, and tho
,1 c.,.! s to t i n.,! ... ! ....'.. i ...i .!-.:.
Ul uuilliuilli;a, ivgliinima mhu Mllauta UUIUII uo lb f 11-3 u&uuuu iiuu piiinuiiu
.:,,., ...i.t.i s
ciuwibiuu it uiuii uei mini uau iiiusat .ii.uu f
had you heard tho cheers, and scon wa-
ving of hats with which was" adopted,
your souls would havo received strength
They plodgo their hearty support to tho ,
The proceedings of tho convention wcro
characterised by the utmost harmony and
good feeling, No personal or political
contests distracted the members. Intent
only on ono groat object Tho Kcstoratiou
of tlio Union and tho preservation of the
Constitution all other things wore insig
niCcaut in comparison. The salvation of
the country was tho great end, the party
organization the mere machinery to its
accomplishment. Tho dead past buried
its dead ! Tho battle axe was grasped by
tho old War worn veterans of ihe party
Tho Stars and Stripes were flung tu the
breeze 'J'hc old rallying cry ''The (Jon- j
CSf Tun proceedings of the Democratic Istitution k the Union" went up from a j
thousand throats, and will bo taken up and
re-echoed to tho farthest hamlet of this
Hi-cat eointnonwealth. Once n.oro shoulder
to shoulder, with tho old banner and tho
old watchword, the gallant hosts who have
made the country great ami prosper-
nn ulll mn.ol, in roslnvn if In ilea tirlitlne
. ' . si.,'
vigor anu purity, uou speeu tiiem in mo
work.
:o:-
REV1EW OF THE MARKET.
COIlUIXTi:!) IVKKKL V.
wiii'.at si l-J'ci.ovr.nsnKD si so
avi: (.iiiiiuTTKU ii
coitN(okn 5iU;i:i;s a
OOIt.iicw SIITAI.I.OW 1:
HATS 311 I. lll)
IILUKWIli: AT iuU'OTATOUS
--
iU
DIS'J'RICT A'I'TOliNEY.
w
WlllTwill be a candi'lut'- for DISTRICT .77'.
Tjl(Xt.V. nt Ihe roinins fall eleilinu. !mI.Ii.,i
I toth ileiMon of tlio liciuucralic Cuuiilj l.'onvention.
I July li. IM,'J.
CUUiNTY COMMISSIONER.
Vl'llnr.' niiljiuri.'d toun nice ilinnish the columns
I V of our '... r Hi. a llullli AlillDMlV. ,,r Denton
ll-irpivnii Wiwiil l"nn.-hip. "HI he u i.un nlnt-. nt tin- iiprn;iihmg I nil
, u.irilbOll, It oou, I L,.rtion t.r CUU.VT1' CU.UllfAlu.Yl.i:, Slll'jeil lo Ihe
f '..11, .,1111 (lilmnr 1 'I' t-l-lou "f the lleminr.illi t.'uuuty L'i.iu llltlun, Hlilili
u.iiiioun, (.iiimtr, mll ,1L, .d lh Au,t ,u.kl4
July I.', 1SL'.-.
Neil? dDucvtisnncnls.
CAUTION.
Notice is hereby givuithut 3Iary A Bal
ily, my wife, has lelt my bed and hoard in rotl town-
hhip (.'I'luiul lai'ouut w itliout jot cause of pjovoc:i
1 1 on ; and till pi rM'iis are In. re by cautioned tigjiut h:ir
noring or tritsiiiu: me sni.i iiaiy ., ii.iioy on my account
uiI will payiiot:ehtsofhi'rcuulruititu.
U'll.liI.UI UAI.IlV.
Scotttouiiihip.Jiily III, ldia-3l
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
,.-,.j , ,, ,, . ,
pltl.llin IIS. nnd other pernniH interested, will take
noiiielh.il tho iiiid'T igiti-d, Audilor ..ppoiuted by
the Orphan si ourt ol I oliimbi.i couuiy. to Mtile mid
ailjii.-t Hi i- rules and proportions ol the ns-eis ot th
l.stale of Jbvj.imin llatmuii, dec il in thu hands of
Milomon Nei hard his administrator, to ami among the
creditors ofthu said den ased. according lo law, will at-
tend to the iliM'harg.-of his iluliis, at his ollui , In
llloiiui.b'iig. ins.iidco.iniy.oii Mtiirday. ihe iMeenlli
iluy ol 'Vllgll.t, rt. II ono tbinisilld eight humli'i il ami
ivty-two..itten o'clock. ,. Ihe conliriiialioii i.f the
first Auditor's lleporl h.mng been taken ml' by 'he Mild
l.n.irt. and l!ie . lid report n mmitled lh.. s.nd Amli-
tor. wh 'ii ami w here al! in r-ons ml'Tebti d are re.pii
ted to pre.ein lh 'ir claims In the Auditor, ur lei debarred
fruui coming in for a share ol tlica-siis.
W. WlUI'i Auditor.
Illooi.-.slnirg, July IS, IrUii Iw.
FRESH HAY,
Wanted by tin lliluor, a luad of Timothy liny, Im
medi.ilel), lor Cash. July J. leoJ.
WILL BE PAID,
A liberal reward, for the return of the following
named .mules, tolhc IMimr of tins Journal.
1 r-et of single Vaukeu llarnei,
1 ' llimu.v l'llslll"lis,-j ellow ijoth.
1 lied Coll ikiu-l.iiiued.
Sp.ule null Shui el.
I'dnu i sbarg, June l-C,
INFORMATION WANTED
Of a boy named John Itaiidolph Jacoby. aged Iilnuit
thirteen yi.ira. 11" Is ubont four feel in hcii'lil, has
llitht hair, and is a llllle huuii.slioullereil. When lie
b II In- wore u lie. ii y durk coat and dark p. mis. A lib-
cf nnulfl -ilen Uoo r r-lini- nf I liis in- s-rnl ruward will be paid to any person who can give any
Very Sort COUIU alSOSlCCl tltai OI tllla in- funlulll)ll onhu lirulboui ol'sai.l boy, by uddres-
nunni llornfinn air aiiiironi'iatu ailieetn-u i ins
i i t .1 :.,..,.... :.. .1.. i.'.. .1: i. i A II. JACOI'.V, Cnmbra. I.u.i rne co. Pa.
or to y.Mi'i:i. ai.i:
, Duck lluru, Columbia co., i'a.
Juuu 2-th Irtf j at.
ADMINISTlt ATOIt'S NOTICE.
Esl itf: of Benjamin Folk, deceased.
jyonoi
is hereby given tint letters of Administra
tion on the estate of ilcujuuuu 1 nlk, lalo of Hem
lllliibia county, deceased, have been grailled
I 1 1 1 t ,,,i,. ii liy Ihe llet-ister uf said County in tie
u 1 1 Hi-r y ii in. w no
reside ill tliu same lowiirhip, All persona having claims
or deuiaiiils ag.iiusl I In-estate of li.e decedent are re
'iiiested lo present theui lur sttlleiiu nt, and those in
ilebled to make p jyineiit w ilhoiil ih lay.
lllA'LVll.l.i: 1'Ol.K. j u ,
CilltlSTllXA r'UI.K. j 'm
June '.'S ldb-J-C(.
BANK NOTICE.
Totico is hereby given, that tho Bank
of Dam itle. a Hank ol Issue, Discount ami Dcons.
II, located lu Ihe lloroiiuh of Dauvillu, .Montour county,
with uiapit.il ol Two Hundred Theiuaii'l Dollars, in-
If. Olir Government ha'l heeil SudllonlV tends making jpilir itmu ill Ihe next regular session of
, th" 1,1'gislature ol I'enns Ivania, lot tile renewal ol us
'UantTCd to a lllOnarcllV. Or a lICHnOtlSIll, iharter.anil i xteiis'oiiolits privileges, for ii term ot
. ,. , ,., , . ... . twenty ynrs Irniu llu epiraliuu of its present charier
UIU all Our free ailU liberal institutions, SO with the same name, ml..-, loc.itiouau-l capital.
,, , , . , . , , , I y order ol thuBo ird of liinclors.
arefully Bhapcil, ami so nicely ajustcu by n vin ci.AitK.caihier.
:. .. ii! i . Ilanulle, I'a, June -lim
mr revolutionary lathem, hatl been sua- ,
PROPOSALS l'OB SCHOOL HOUSE.
PUOI'iH.M, will ho received, bj the undersigned, nl
Ills Oliice, in Lljihl r-lieet, Culuiiihi.i county, for
the builUiu; a
FRIUE SCIIOUf, HOUSE,
nl lb" Cru-s llonds nlioie I.igbl (i'.rert, on tlio mad
leading to lllooinsuurg, until thu I Ith day of July, I He.!.
I'laii and specification to be- i en at 111! ollicu nf thnun-ili-riL'nci.
in l.islit tlrcr I I'a.
Wll.l 1 AM l'l.C ICK Si.citV
board Pirn ten, Scott tvp
I ijhi Mice! Juno il I5W- II
TO
'I'lie .Jic.it
w , ,
tlOIial Hoi'SC Fail'
f WII.Ti THIS YE All IIH IIKM) AT
Keystone l'arlt, Williamsport, Pa,,
Tuttdou, Wednesday, Thitrnday and frUat, Stpt'mbtr
'2nd to ith, Inctulkc,
Arrangements havo been made to se
cure tliu llnct assemblage of unpolled blooded
nim native bred uf Horses, that lias ever been collected
in mis coiinir) .
.. Wlllinum.nrt, slluntcil III llio ninunincfnt Vnllcy of
Hit! SiiKiii.iaiin.i, mill ftcrrMiliia by ltnll from nil parts
V' - xSVl'tjiii'mi'''11 ri"ierptVic!iiori wiiV BiK.rtiy h'i lvcll,,',
uoaiui or ma VAi:it n k jnrkmaii. r iicpiic,
w!":l '.')'. J N I'm-'g. "'"ry Drinker, H P Mmoii,
uui. rs t iiuiiiwuy, J II UOWUUll, win. comer.
a.ii.
. Pros'!.
W r l.nrnn, Chief Mnrchal.
11 u Taylor, Treasurer,
(IcurgoM.Dc l'u I, Scc'y.
JuiioHI, lcG4.-tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jua'b 11, Knorr, deceased.
i 1" J'.TTmiti of administration Millie Ilstnto of Jacnq
Knorr. luti: ol'Ontru tun. Col Uh.dcccaard. Uniu
lu'Cii praiitcil ly tlio Iti'slftcr ul Coliiuilila cniinty to llio
tiinli'r'iuiiutl ; nil pirsom liav ls cI.iIiik upaliifl tliu it.,
tatc of tliu ilt'Cik'nt nr. n-'im-nti'il tu prt-v'.-iit llicuttu
tin- .Y'linliiitirntor at his ruslikiKu in llloonisliiir!;,
wltlinut ill lay, mid all persons Imklitcil tu maku hay
iiiunt ruithwiili.
STIU'linN KNOltll,
lllouiinbiir?, JitnuSI, ldiVJ Cm. jidm'r.
TO IV 1103" IT flIAY t0XHKi.
Tlavln; inaili) such nrraiigi'inciit', as ciinMcn me
to
k. procure
at once. I'eiisiuMS. Ilmintv Alonn n.irk
l'.iy. tc, I bi-i! to call the attention ol'tliusu Intercsteil,
III UIU IIIIIY lll .
UUIfiiMn.l s.iltttfs, tliu wlilnivs or minor rlilMrcu of
sol. Hits. Iio ill.-, or Ii.hoIi"imi killer) in tliu sen Ice, urn
I'litillml to pen -loll". The n Mows or hiIht It-en I lirirsof
sol flli-r-i lnili,ivo ilieil or been kill, il in thu nurvlce, aro
ciuitieii in tlio
$100 Bounty.
X. It. All claims am carefully examined bv the lie.
p.irtmeut, ami It Is of the inmost importance to d.itmauts
turniplo regular .iiiilexperl'-iiced counsel, if the) visl
to avoid delay. All tne eutrusteil to my car-, nrent.
teniled to at once, nml all tellers nn-iw. ri d by return
luajl. auil noili.irgels made, until Hie IViHuii Is granted i
... ... in.- 5ii"i minim , can uavo
ll..ircl.iiiii- cashed on Application .it wy office. Attv's
reii.iim Agent--, wriling Inr blnnks, and re'iuesile 'in.
strui tlons.aNi, persons ttublng inl'urm.iiiiiu to cn.ible
Iheiii to lohate lands under the proisioua of thu late
Jloiifesteud Act, 'hould emkwe u fee.
Ad.lres., M.A. CAl)i:i!rt,wi. nt l.,iv.
Juuu'.'d, l.-b-J 3in. Ureoiisburg, l'cnu-a.
BAKERY & COFECTIONARY,
tVllOLKSHLi: ,y ltF.TAlt..
I 'I he undeesigneil contiiiues bis llnkerr and Conf."'
I tionaryiip .Main Sticct, lluhnnge lliiildlngs, ubcr
be keeps
i F 11 US 1 1 I HEAD, PIES AND CAKE
p ( u-iia .tin.j on ii.iiKi. i jriica frujipiivti mi cnku OH Ij!)'
ITS- All hlllila of t'riils V......l.l., j n.n..l, 1
dally rccched from the C,tie;g; ,
Ice l.i'.am pi (pared ot'M cts. per nt,
f,""lluL''ir'''1''''l'i.'.uHofall kluils. tc.. kept fori
11. STONUU,
Ulliioiiisburg. June SI, l?CJ.
NOTICE IX PARTITION.
r&TATR oy ii,.i;w ir.ia.vmt, jjkcd. !
L'oLUMUl i ('ou.siv, s- : j
l.t tlcmnitrrvf ytatc The l.'ominoim eallh oflVnn.
of Isaac Ituznrr. ff the shanln. In ihe Mierill'ol' Mini
ivirnahip if lltmUtk. in ( Ooiiuty, (.'iii.i. i i mi : Whereas,
th cfiiutij ttforeuiJ. J nt mi Orphan's Court, In Id at
niooiiKimrs. in nml lor III'! lounty ol (,'oluinliiu thu huh
........ . , ,i.ii,.ii , -i, mi. i Miij-Lnii, I
before the llonornbli! A iron K. l-.-iKhain, l'reMileul, nml
Hi' asoi lain .io,iici s ul tiii- Mini Court, the petition of
l.-aae Wimm-r, sun and h;ir nt luiv of said ileceiiM'd.
selling lnrtli, thai the said lauc Wagner, ilieJ iut.-stalu
nhoiit three inouihs sini.e, leaving issue Abrani Wng.
iier, eldest son, Isaac W.igm r, one of thu iibmu luiued
petiiioners, lliuuii.i, inleriunrrleil with John Winer;
. Mnrgiiri-t, intermarried uitli -Henry l.oder : D.nid
Wagner, Sarah, lulermarrieil with lleiijamin lloiii.iuy,
I nliuis ainitli r of ihe nbme n tiinniert-, uiiil i:ii..ihilh,
interinarrieil with Jacob l.uti-hshnu , two of whom re.
siil.i out ol llns Mnte. .lir..haiu W il-ih r redding in
.-vnec-i county, Ohio, nnd .Marsaret nilerm.irried Willi
. sal.l lleury l.mi!er, residing in Illinois, nml i:ii.ub. lh
interui.irrieil wiihJ.icnh l.nli huw alorLMiid. r'hlis in
I Juniilu enmity, this Slat.-. That I he Mini ink .-l.ileilied
i sei.ed ill his ilemeue us ul feu of and ill tlw Inlhnwng
describeil Ileal l:t:i!c. lo u-ir '
i A certnlii Ir.u t of l.iud eontnining tw o hundred acres
tow n-hip ofileuil"!' , 'i ml county oi'l'nluuihi.i .ilere-nnl.
- bounded on tli N,.rih l y Is im: I., nlj nml l).i id Wngiier,
i on tin- ll.iht by lauils of Ma'hi.i' Keller, on e o South
by lauiNof Mnrh.ill SI maker nnd John eylmrd, mil
on the Wet b) l.imls uf John Miller nnd John Cox.
I Thai th s ud inti--t.it.- ilieil M'l.ed of no other real
i estate ihaii tlie nbme dixribed two liundred ucres or
111 're.iliouts. 'o p.irtiliou or .iliiution of Ihe said
. e-tnle Im ing been had. jour petitioners llierijuie pray
1 thu Court In award an ne t to make iartiliou uf
th ' pre mje- nl'.ir. raid, to ., ml uuitm? the repre-euta.
1 tives of th" said intestate, in Mich manner and i it suili
propoitniiis.'is bj lit. si ot ihis Commonwealth is
unci t
d. it Slllh o.irti.mll e.'ill Ii- m.iili. llthnl.t til'...
jiidiee to or iiiiiIiiil- of lli.i whole, but if Mich narlilioii
ciiiii"! be mu.le thereof, tJo u tnlue and appraiM-thu
1 r.une, and make return of their pro cued iuy ueLording
; m i.iw .
"' titrrfcrc command twit, that taking with you
I twilve good and Ian ful men of jour bniliwirk, jou go
to and upon Hie premiM's iifiireMinl, and tin ti.-'iu the
.1 1 1 1.-- nun i's.iiii, u ion in lie ,, .iroeii
Ill b 'ii.j warn. il. Hi-v will h.- preM-nt. ami tiaing
I speit lo the inn- ;i I ii Hion ihereof nml upon Ihe onihs
nun .1 mi nim i nil s m uiu Mll'l iwene gouil anil I.IW I'll
uieii.you im,l,e ,. irtitrun to and auioiig the heirs ami
,.K reire.i.iiin!ivi.s of the Mini mie.-iale, in Mich
mniiiier, and m sin Ii i rlions, u, by the laws of tins
j comuionu e.ilih ,t n, ruled if Ihe miiiio run be ilouo
without piijudueioor i-pollm: th whole. Hut if tin;
I n.p.t by ou to I,,. suiiiiin.ned u- uloreMiid lo niako '
n,j Mud partilmu or wiliiatiou, -h.iil be of opinion ih.it
the pn-mi-es ur.iri-i.aiil, Willi ihe iippurteiinui'e cannot
1 be parted and ilnded ai.io.ig all ihe persons entitled
i therein m reuuireil lie law. w ill,, ml i,.o,li, e in nr
i spoiling Hie wl.ule, or'ihat it ramiot be mn!eil into
, h.irci,f ,..,,,.J i;,lue, tli-n you anise Ihe iununht to
Valu mid aniir.'iie tlm w In,!., of tin- -;ii.l rel ui,i.
or lh" M-vi-riil sh ires or purparts into which Ih.'y mnv
diMV lh" sui.i real estate, having reaped in Ihe true
v.iluatiou tin r of, n.iree.ibl.v lo law . i
And that the partition or i ulualioii so nude, oil di
tiuetly and opi nl) liave b. lore oiij- said Jiisiici s, at
llloonisbur';, nt nn Oiphau's Court, then to be held on
the first day of Septemh. r, after sueli mi fii'piict shall
be made under ymir hninl and seal and uudcrlhe bauds
ami seals of UioiHiy whose oath, or iilhrui.tlioiis you
sli.ill make smh iarlitloii orvalualiou, And li.ieyou
llien there llii. w nt.
Wuvi-s Ihe Honorable Aaron K. l'ecklium, '
( '
. l-n-Milent Jude o our s.ud Conn, the tw en
.. .v, ty-llr-T day of .May, A. I)., eiahteeu hundred
and silly. tn-u.
JAiain i:vi:i:i.y, vil o. a.
Per Mil li'l. I'. 1IVI.UI.V. .hit.
HV Jury to ineit on (KeMlih d.i, of July, IM.-.', at In
o'rlnelt in I In, r.ireuooii. JOS! All 11. I'lj'KMA.V, iij)
June 7, l.'i -J.
PUBLIC SALE j
o 1'
Valuable Ileal Estate.
IN pursuance of an order of tin- Orphan's Court of Col
umbia ceuuiy, oi
Saturday, the a 07 day of duly , I8(i'J,
nt in o'i lock lu Ihe forenoon, John Sniilh, Adminntrator,
i le
oi jane iiiueic., late ot .Hiulison township, dee'd ,
w ill expose lo sale
by rubiic endue, upon the premi-
ses, a certain
Lot of Ground,
silii.ne in Maili-im township, Coimnbia county, ml
joining land of Ak-iaiider Love on the smith nnd east,
.Martha (iiuglrs on the north, thu Hi ir. of Jaciib Stiller
on the west.eoniaii-ing
Tliii'ty-Viw Acres,
iunr"nr lesit. there I nun the prt-'inisi's
uii mil
LOG HOUSE
ami about Twenty. Five Acres of Cleared I, and
I l.ati Ihe Ustate of said ileci-a-ed, situate in the totrii
I ship sf .Madison, and cnuiity aforesaid.
I , JAL'OII i:Vi:itl,Y,C.fr..
Illnoiiuburg. Juno , lrli'J.
TtBMSof Sett. Ten per cent, of the purchase
..w ,.. i 1 1. .. . ...i.l i
inn e Mil sci
1 of the iri'lrty. Oiii' lourtli of the nurihiisu iiionev
iii..n,-j ,.. i.u ...i,..v til" .u,,ia-.T "il inn sifiieiny wo,--ri
j (less ten per cent ) to be paid upon tho rouhrmalinii of
; sale. I lie liainniu to uil :-Tliree..iiiilhs ol the pur
i chase inoiirj to be paid in one j car from the ronllriua
lion, with interest Iroiiithi. i nnliriuatimi of sain.
JOHN' H.MlTll.Iiiiiiiilsrinror.
Madison tw p., Juno 14, Inr.' II.
BRICK! BUICK!! inilCKIlT"
,t)A AAAfio01' "okj"5' manufactured
I Mil llllll1""' a'u l',l'al'- "'h"k's.il'! and re
IrUUl UU,n, AtthellloomsbiirB Hriik Yard.
Apply to tho subscriber.
IIIINUV S. AHTIIUlt.
Illoomsburg, June 2d, 1 ci'.C
iuwovid aiTAVias mmEc,
j TA.MAQUsV, PENN'A.
, I'osssngcs dmo liero on llio passage of each Train.
Jl.M. MERRICK,
'ropriitor.
, TumSTin Jan I. UK
The Secret Out!
(lltljjlT HXCITEMKNT
IN JFltSEYTOWN,
And supposed approach ofhe Rebel A rmy,
am, oi which was ruonurmi dytiii:
AIIUIVAI, OF A 1'UI.I, AND CUMI'MI'i:
ASSOUT.MI'NTOl'
Of Every Variety and btyle at the
NKW I'lHM 01'
xM I L L E 11 k SWIS II E It,
l.V JI'llSRYTOWV.
Haviiigjust received our Spring Stock,
from tbn Iln'terii Markets, we reel clttorinlneil
to sell Oooils nt it little lower prices Hum they can be
rHiiihaiOtl elscnlierc,
OUR MOTTO IS
"Small Profits and Quick Ritunis."
ID" The nubile are respectfully soliciteil to call anil
i-xniiilni.-onrttork before purchasing ilsewliero, nswe
i liarBe iinthini! for show lug our goon's, l'roduru of nil
kluils taken for goods.
Jlli,l,l'lt& HWlSlir.lt.
Jerscytown, MnyH. 1602,
FRESH AR1UVA L
-Of-
sew MimmM!
-ron-
mm and mwk
TUT, unilerslsm-il, prnterul fur pat patronnee, icspeci
rully Iuforius liisciittiiiuers ami the public peiiernlly
that lie liasjii"t recelveil from thu n.uturnu titles, tfi
largest ami most select stock of
SPUING AND SUMMUtt
- - -
1 nai lias yi linen openniin HlnoiusbilrL', tu wliiili lie
luv ili-s thiuilteiition of his frii-mls, ami nsuri's them
lh.it they are oir. reil lor sale nt u're.it bargains. Ills
Stock compries a larg aforliueiit of
i!i:.Ti.r.vi:,"rt wi:,ui(; Ai'iwitr.t,,
l'onsiinij! ol i'xinoNAiii.K Diilss ('mis. of even-
rripliim; r.ints, y.-.t, fhirls. Cravats Hlocks. Collon
Handkerchiefs, (llovcs, Suspenders, i.c
GOLD
WATCHES
A N 1(
J EWELHY,
Of every descrlpllun, llnu ami cheap.
V II. Itemeniber " Loircubtrir'a Cheap V.mporium"
call ami see. No ch.irgu for examim.' (looils.
IIAVIII UMVllNllllltd.
llloomburg, March ill, lPC-J. (,no IH.V.i.)
The Monitor
'ON TO EICIJMOND'
J, J. SJROWER,
Has iust received and is now ctnonitHr .1
11 , i-i n 1 0
C,P,"U ""OrtlllClUOt
fflM&'&M (v
Groceries, llardwaro, Quecnsware, Cedar
ware, Maekeral, Cheese, etc.,
which will be sold at the lowest llgure for ready pay,
JIis Dry Goods consists in purl of
Fine Cloths,
Black and Fancy
Cassimercs, Fine Opera
Cloakings at 81,50 per yard
Stella Shawls from SI, 50 to 87,
Dress Goods, a full assortment; Shep
herd s Plaids ; Printed Chalies, Em
broidered Madonnas, Embroidorcd
Mozambiqucs. Poil De Chevrcs,
etc., etc. Calicoes at 0, 7,
a, 10 and l'J cents.
Muslins, one yard
wide at '2 cts.
Skeleton Skirts, fiom 51) cents to 52,00.
HIS GROCERIES
consists ill part of best white SUar
it 12A
cents. A, 2so. 1 Syrup Molasses, u0
cents per gallon. Ladies' and
ehildrens' hiyh-heeled boots
and gaiters a full
assortment.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
Eight dav, and thirty hours,
Nos. 1 2 Maclurelin Quaittr and Half
Pan t Is,
COAL OIL LAMPS.
A splendid assortment of Coal Oil
Lams cheap.
Ely s water proof gun caps, powder and
r,, , p - n -..
Come, seeaudjiidue for yourselves, and you will b-j
Milislled that llrmver's Store nlth" Comer of Main and
Iron Mr.'i Is. is ihe place lo perehase Cheap Ooods for
Ca-h or Country produce.
lllooinslMirg, ilay-J-l. 1MVJ.
1I1.NOIIAMTOX, N. Y.
An Institution lo qttalijy youni
Busimss. men for '
DW. I.OWr.LL. Pnncip il, Professor of the Si pmcu
of Aicoituls. author of l.oweil's Tri titles upon
llcit iCeepiuir. and l)iai:iams lilustr. ting the s.iuie,
.1 Vu. 1! ANKI.V. Ciiinuieri nil Ai cuml. mt, l'role-ssor of
Itoiilikei p,UL-mid Pruttnal Aliith-'iiialu s.
A J. WAI1MIK, Prof .ssor of I'r.ulical ami Oiuamen
till Pe-niu.tiisliiu, I oumurcial CalciilalHiiis ami Corres-
poildelll'C.
iii:o. P. itowi;, A,iianl Teacher iu Peiinniauship.
J. S. COIt'lTS, Arsisl.iul l eacher lu liookkeeping He
purluicut. . r.CTi'ii r.its.
Hon. IIAX1IU, H HH KI.VSOX. 1,1, II., Lecturer on
Coiiuoi ri ml I. aw and Pollhel ncououiy
lion. KANS'lM IIAI.COM, on Contracts, Promissory
Notes and iiilNof i:M-hugii,
Ilev, llr. II. AMIlinwS, on Commercial Lllilcs. I
Stii'leuts can enter at any lime; novnrnlion. Oradu. ;
1 at'-s are pres'-nted w ith anelei-aiitiy engraved Diploma,
I r-uul tune re.piireil to complete full Coin un-r jal courso ,
I from eight to tw, Ive wei ks, livery studi-iit is gradua.
ted to Ii-.- eoiupeteiit to take cli.irge of Ihe books of any .
I bii-ni'-ss nrin. ami ipinlilied to earn asrlarr loin $-110 lo
fcl.iliu per rui ti ii in. Assistance rendered lo graduates ,u
-jialning siliialluus. nuard Sj-.-nil to -s'j..iu per ween.
" For particulars scud for Cir ul.ir. om tnsjug slinnj,.
Address J,OWi:i,l,4c IS MtNlill.
May S Jfii-J l-Jiu
NOTICE.
JA iH'ronnii iiitrPbtetl arc rlVrr'l to tho prnviinii j
o ih - Atli Jji'i'tluii an Att ai AssemMy, Jiussuit on
I lie fk-vi'iith of April Irti'J, a follows:
"rfti.3. T!.it it tfh.ill h" Hid tluiy nt e, ry flly au.
t-niiuty 'I rea Hirer to Mie Inr tin tvm try if nil Ii' I'liim
duly r'turttoil to tiiiu hy tlu1 M rt;intilf Appraucr, if
not pahl on ur li'-l'in"- the llrd day uf July , in null ami
very )i:ar. within tdi day. nttiTth.it dutrt , and end
'1 rpaanrcr hh.ill not he iluiharui'd troniaii) mill I iccuo
ui)')iii ha bn!)K nuit to to recover llu'bJinuuitliiii tail
ilato aiitl prt'on'i the tf.taio to judgment and excumoH
am ivoou tlien alter a practirahlc. and pay th amount
of all iouIi icenrij r' fiveil hy him into the latc
Treasury, on or tu'lnri thu llrbt day of OiioliiTi'iiBUins:
nor ithall hu rcceivu any coiuiih ration on uili liLuiibt's,
. ...... ....... . . .- .ii
l unless no mattes iiaymeui as uiun-.iiu
1 J A M l!d S. lIcN'INCIl
Treasurer of Coldmbia Count.
TREAseiicn's Omen, i
Illooiuibiirg, .May ill, lrllj. )
NOTICE.
jVfoTicK is hereby given, that tho under-
i. signed has placed the follouiiig named property
iu charge of si.imiicl .M.ur, of ferni township, Columbia
county, during liis pleasure, u
Cow. Pin, Cook Move, Clock, two Iletls ami llcdding,
Cooking I'leiislli, Tulibs and Chairs. Corner Cupboard,
Kitchen Cupboard, and one bureau, with which all per
sons aro forbidden to muddle or interfere, ou pains uf
tlio law's pctnallios.
II. WILKIN'S.
MaylM, lW-3t,
npiIE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL,
DAxriLLV, .vo.-wun coavfr, pa.
I'.iitcrlaiiiincul for Man ami llcast. lu good stylo
and al moderate rales.
(.llAKI.r.ri N. tJAVAUC, PicJ'iiotor.
lunviltt April in 1 ui
ILLUMINATION IN
ORANGEVILLE.
Spring Croods
At Fritz's Store,
OllANOEVILL, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
Pho undersigned has just received a
I laren nml select nssortmcnt of choke Hnrlntr nml
Biinnuer (looils, w hicli will be snkl cln-np for rnsh or
on n try produce. Ills stock consists of Indies Dress
(,'oods, diolcest stylus nml Intest fashions,
Calicoes,
Muslin?,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
PRINTS FHOM7 TO lcls A YAM).
njt.iinnr, 1
iibsiuiLin
o at 1 llCt 3 .
Coltonndes,
Kentucky Jeans, 1
Xlircad. yC.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries,
Quecnsware,
Cedcrwarc,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drug,
Oils,
Paints,
ko.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS k CAPS.
In short everything usually kept In a country store.
The patronage of old frelids, and the public generally, Is
sollciled
.May a. ier.2. WII.I.IAM TUITZ.
;omhis mm
low" PRICES RULE !
At Creasy 's Store, in Light Street, Pa.
FIRST OF THE SEASON!
IF 1 15 ST TO
ALL WM h GOODS !
A BJ STOCK
D E S I R A B L E S T Y L
E S
AND Till) IIHAUTY OF IT AM. la WT, CAN
AM) WILL SKLL AT
Ii W F BSi t' E S,
CALICOES,
MUSLINS, ,
SILKS, 1
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Rcady-Mado Clothing.
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Coffees,
Teas, Fish,
Salt, Bacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, Segars,
Hats, Boots,
Caps, Shoes,
Drugs, Oils,
Paints, iVc, ko.
Wo have a large assortment of Itlnik ami I'ancy Silks
which we are selling at reduced ntices: Ulack silks for
r?l cents, worth SI, l'-'l. also for 81.00 worth 81,'ii.
IV e are selling our best print for rJJ cents per yard,
the best in the market, all fast colors. A yard 'wide
unbleached muslin nt 1'.' cents eipial to New Marki t.
Three ipiarter yard w idu unbleached iiiusliuats to 111
ccnis a J.ir.l,
In adililion to our large stock of Dry Goods, we have
a large and full assortment of Heady .Made ClothiiiL'
for vieu and Hoys wear which wo an- determined to
sell i heaper th .11 can be bought elsewhere. Call and
see, and Judge for yourselves.
II. W.CUIIASV &. CO.
Light Street, Pa , April Sii, lt-05.
Bisel's Old Stand,
i -'? r, r-v. r. w -, h ri r v. w r.-, t
T
lli: subscriber has received Ins HPItlNO STOCK OF
HOODS, whiih he infers at fair nnce. Tu Hut-
ter JIakers, he wuuld say, bring it fresh and we will
pay .in extra price, as ,e haven coutrnctut
FORTRESS MONl'.OE,
whicii must be fulfilled, ami wo can alford to pay an
extra price. We hue changed our ilvpress day lo
Thursday. Persons h.tv Ing good veal and calves, will
bring them in on Wednesday evening or early on Thurs
day morning
I,. McCAY.
Jerseyluwn, May 17. lSfie-tlt.
Store 81e moved,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
llatand Cap Store,
Tin1 Ufiih'rclyiiPil rj-pfrtftilly Informs the ritlwns of
lllnniiislHi,, ami tho pnMic in i;ciit ral, th.it hu lias r"
inoyi'd the V;r Jf.lV yi'UJthl, into tlm htnif, on
.Mam Htreit, luarly oppose Ins late stand, where
liu hu,- jiifct received u oplt'iidid aaortiHL'iit uf
U1TY HATS AND CAPS,
Direct from the Mnuuf.irtiirif s, of all kinds, -tyles. sorts
and sues, latest fashions, w hull he olfcrs wholesale aud
retail, nl verj low prices.
r." Thesu Hoods will be sold lit very luwprices lor
Iteady ray.
JOHN K CHITON'.
Illoomsburg, April in, IfM.
PHILADELPHIA
& EllIE
R A I LjJR. O A D.
IKNNSVI.VANIV UAIL IIOAD lo,, LF.SSL.B.
Ou iindafter Monday MaySlh, tu, tiinu at Nmllium
betlaiid.Statiou will hemlollows :
lAmtc Wcitvard. r.ailunrd.
i:prcss i I'd a.m Impress '.I I'i r. H
Mail 1 IS I'-1. Hail IU til a m
SliepitiK Cars on Xislit Trains
Until wa) ill. Iweeii h'iljjituisport and Hull iniore, nnd on
the IViiiis)ltuui.i Uailroad between llarrishurg ami
l'hiladt I pill .t
on Jl.'il Tram in boih lilreiunus a Car goes through
via. I'l-iuisy limi t llnil Uoad VMibout ili.uigu I ituecii
I'lilladelpliia uud l.oik lluie-n.
fAMlII'.li A. lll.AOK,
tfiip'l i:.ite-rn DilOloii.
.May 21, If Hi.
ESTATE NOTICE.
coi.u.vnr.1 cov.vn; ss
lu the Court of Common Pleas nf Columbia coun
ly, aforesaid, iitttr alia, it is thus i out-lined ;
lle'iijiiiuiii Kabul 1 No. SS May Term, l?i'.J, Voil
es. I ilitloni Ukponas. Money paid
Joint P I.evuii and ( iniu Court, and now-to wit:
William (loodiuaii. J May!, IHi-J, on motion of Mr.
Hurley the Coutt iippoiuted John (!. l-'reczo, IV , au
ditor, lu make distribution of the money raised on thu
salo of the Iteal llslalu of John P. I.ewin ou the ubuvu
twowritsof Vend, l:ponas. llv iiik Court.
Certified from tlio Iteeords May lb. lMi
JAcnil nvuilI.Y, I'r"th'y.
i'er .Miciui.i. 1'. nvtiav, Deputy,
All persons interested w ill take notlcoth.it tho under
signed appointed auditor, hy thu Court of Common
PI. as of Coliiinbu coiinly. to maku distribution oftho
money raised by the sale of the ileal K.lale of John P.
i.i.e.ui. In- virtue of the above, slatud Vi-udilluiii Kxiin-
nas.w ill attend ut the llecorder'sllllice, iu Illoomsburg,
on Thursday Ihe iilst day of August, Indi, for the pur,
of making tho distribution. All persons having
Iinims on the said fund aro hereby ruuucsted to make
nai'" w. r..-.. .....i ........... i... .i, I...... c.,....
Ihel r Claim1 eiiuie- p.ii'i uuui,,. i n ,,vu,,e, iium
coml B JOHN r.. FRCE7.n, .JWilcr.
jncem.u"'? J'"1'7 l-l
mm AAMA AAA AXxVfcX
10,00(1 PIECES WALL PAPERS IN
IIUU) .1.YI) t'htJ'tiT nwoiMrioxs,
MJIHHI.K .A7) OAK DI.COHATMm,
tthATAXl) l AY IIM.hU) I'APKtlS.
rUIIXA.Vl) IUIKI1IT COMMOX vipr.iis,
voiiDMis, Fiiti: hoaiii) ruiXTs,
HVATUKS, I1U.V1S, tYIC, 1V1V.,
Will be sold at prcatly rediiccit prices, at tin paper
hniigliig rooms of tin- underslgin-d in Judco llupert'n
Hroro llmisc, undccoml (trc-et, n fuwtluurs below Jlar
kct. Also
1'iipcr Hanging Executed
In tlio bust style, at modtrato prices ami in inick limo.
L. J, Tiioit.vro.v,
nioomsbiirg, May 3, 1SCJ Din,
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Sumincr
go on
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
a i.innr srttixr, co.v.uma chv.vt. pa,
T I AH just received from Philadelphia, and Is now
n opcrine t the old stand lately occupied by .Marl!-,
& l!nt, a splendid nssortnient of
MffiSS mtofi M .
;; .:. 3U..c.v.; A . ifflSi m
which win tie sold cheap fur
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
His slock consists of Ladies Dress Goods choicest l) Us
1 nnd latest fashions,
j Calicoes,
Muslins,
Giugliani3,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawh,
Hosiery,
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Cassimercs,
Satinets,
Cottonadcs,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, ko.
Groceries,
Quecnsware,
Ccdarwarc,
llardwaro,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
. Paints,
&c.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS k CAPS.
in short every thing tMually kept in n country store
The patronage of old friends, ami the public general
ly, Is reipecttully solicited.
Thu highest market price paid for country produce.
ru'ixii u.vr.
I.icbt Street, May a, 1802.
Look to your Interests.
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
9
MILLER & EYER'S.
TIlU subscribers havu just returned from the City
With another large and select nssortmet of
8lB'any and uiniiier 4sloo(Is,
purchased at Philadelphia, nt the lowest figure, and
winch they are determined to sell on ns moderate terms
narnn be procured elsewheru ill Ulouinsburg. Their
slink comprises
LAun:$' dhi-.ss aoons,
of cboicf-t styles and latest fashion.
jjitv aoons, a.yd aiwci:mi:s,
miini'mK (iui:y..viii'Aitt:,
CKDAIl H'AIIR, HOLLOW WAHU
OA", .VAILS, UOOTX .y S1IOKH
HATS CAPS, ie , S.-C, .J-e.,
In short ever) thing usually kept in country Stores;
to whifh they invite the public generally.
The Highest price paid for lountry produce.
milixk & r.vnu.
llloninsburg, April 2(5, lfl',2.
riTTSIIUIUill, PA., Corner Penn and St. Clair Pts.
The largest Couimercial School of the United Stntes,
with a patronage of nearly II.OUU Stmlriits, in live years
froinl Slates, and the only one w tin h atfords compktu
mid reliable iu-tructinn in nil thu lollowiia bratiihes,
vi: Mercnntile, Maiiufudiirers, Steam limit. Uailroad
nnd Hook-keeping, First Premium Plain and Ornamen
tal Penmanship ; utso, Suriejing, Lngtueering and
.Matheimitics generally.
$35.00
Pays for a Commercial Course ; Students enter and review-
nt any tiinu.
".Ministers' sons' tuition at half price.
For Catalogue of r.ti pages, Specimens of rtusincss
nnd Oriiamentul Penmanship, ami a beantiful College
view of S spunrc fi et, containing a coiul variety of
writing leitering nnd lloiinhing, inclose 21 cents in
stamps tu the Principal".
JUNKI.Vd it SMITH, Pittsburgh, I'a.
April IH, lrXi!-ly.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philad-eliihlu-for
the Relief of the Sn k aud Distressed
; alllirted ith Virulent and Clirnnie Diseases, mid us
I penallv Hi-eases of the Sevual Organs.
.Medical Advi'-e given Oralis by the Acting Suraeoii.
Valuable ltl'.POKT.S on SPllH.MATOIIltlKKA or
SHM1N L WF.AICN'nsS, ami other Diseases ol'the Sex
ual Organs, ami on thu NKW ItKMI'.DIUS employed In
the Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
cll.in.-e. Address
llr. J. SKll.l.l IIOUOIITON, llowar'l Association,
Nn, ! South Ninth Sired, Philadelphia, Pa.
April 5. Ir-lU 1-Jiii.
JOLINE k LEE,
No, 40, N'OKTII WIIAnT,3,
rhilailelphi.1.
AND
SHIP CHANDLERS,
.Spun Cotton for Caulking, Uop.-s, Twinas, Tnr, I'ltdi,
O.ikum. lib" lis, and Oars, Slc,
August 4, l-OO Ji!iu.
SAPONIl-lEB ! SAPONIFIBK I !
'7-TllH FAMILY HOA11 MAICP.U ."n
All Kill hen Orense can be mailt) intogood SOAH, i
usm SAl'O.S'iriKltl
LIyI)IltUOTION!J Ata.'OM PAN YINU I'.ACII IIOX I
HOAI' is easily made with it, ni making a cup of cof
fee Munutacturcd only by the Patentees,
I'A. SALT JIANUl'ACTUHIN'O COMl'AN'Y.
No 1JJ Walnut Street. PIIILAnilLPllIA.
STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.
-i 'I'"'- undersigned would inform tho citizen of
ffS I lllooiiisburg ami i Kiuity. tlnil he hasjiist re-Jr-rsc
civod uud Hirers for sale one of the inosti'itetisii e
tsy; assordiients of CIXIKINO aiul I'AM V t)TOVi:s
trer inlroiliiced into this iimrket. Tlm Christopher Co
iiiubiis, Juiiies llobb ami Olobe are iiuioug tlie first class
cooking Stoves, all of which ure air'tight and gas burner
liis Parlor -tin. s ur" handsome uud the assortment vu
rli'd. AliO-Partleiilar attention Is paid to Tin-Ware
and House tfpouliui:, upon short notice. All kinds of
repairing will he done with neatness and despatch.
IL" Country produce taken in exchange for work.
Philip s. moyi:u.
Illoo miliiirg, May 10, lcK.
I.IBHOTYFE, PHOTOGRAPH ic MELAINOfYPE
H IM i & B 1
1 ij
AViEUOTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
Melainotypes, &c. taken In ('lowly ns well as Clear
Weather. Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes copied ami
Klilarged.
NORTH DANVILLE, TA.
Dec. 21, led,
Undku our Agricultural Department,
'ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Eitale of ,'lsher M. Gingles, deteased.
fVTO'l'ICi; is hereby given that letters of Adininiitra
IN lieu on tho eslule of Asln r .M. (Jingles, late of
Maine tu p. Columbia co dee d, have been grained b)
the Register of said county to t-aruh Sum (Jingles who
ru-IJes in Maine township, nnd James ri. McNiiuh win,
resides In Caltawissa township. All nornuu dating
claimsor ilemauds ugaiiist the eitatu of the dei-ed'-ui
aro re'pii sted to present them for settlement, and
those indebted lei nuke payment w Ilhoiil dvloy
J.t.-il.or. .'il ,., ri
para it j GiNai.na
Adtnr't
Mat 31 IW CI
From the Army.
war mm.
Tlio Latest from Geu. McOloll
aii'a Army.
'Lite Latest from Gen. McCkllan Official
Dispatches received Our troops not
Beaten in a tingle encounfci --Only
twcn'y-fuc guns hu Ssvcnicm Gun
boats in. James Itivcr 1-ottrti Cclcbra'
ted by a grand teviiu;
Washington-, July C Dispatchca
have been rcccivod from Oeuoral McCloll
an, dated as lato as ono o'clock, P. 21., on
Friday the Fourth of July.
Tho following ia their substance, omit
ting military details and operations not
proper for present publication,
There has boon no fighting sinco Tues
day night, when tho enemy were repulsed
with great slaughter.
Tho army moved to tho position sinco
occupiad, because it affords greatly supe
rior advantage for the co-operation of tho
gunboat's, of which seventeen aro now in
the river, protecting tho flanks in tho ar
my. Statements of the casualties of tho
eight days fighting cannot bo furnished.
Our forces wcro not beaten in any con
flict, nor could they bo driven from tho
field by the utmost efforts of the enemy.
Tho conduct of the troops iu c'cry com
mand and under all circumstances, was
admirable.
No guns h'avc' been lost sinco the engage
ment on Friday, June 27th', when General
McCall's division was at tho onset over
whelmed by superior numbers, aud twenty
five pieces fell into tho hands oftho enemy.
The sick and wounded aro being scnl
forward to tho hospitals.
At ono o'clock yesterday, (the Fourth,)
tho army was drawn up iu its positions for
review; bands were playing, national sa
lutes were fired, and things looking bright .
Rebel Account oftlii! ..attic on Monday
aud I titbdiiy.
Terrible slaughter 8,000 tost in a single
Division No fighting on Wednesday
or 'lltursday.
Washington, July -1. Tho Richmond
papers of July 2d, furnish a number of
items with regard to the battlo of Monday.
It says that on Sunday Gens. Hill and
Longstrcet, with their divisions crossed
the Chickahominy, and lato on Mondi-y
afternoon attacked tho enemy about five
miles northeast of Dartown, on the New
Market road. The conflict was terrible,
and half-past 8 o'clock the enemy had
been driven a mile and a half. At half
pait 0 o'clock, the enemy being heavily
reiuforced,madc another stand, Tho loss
ou our (the rebel) side was terrible. 'I ha
situation being evidently powerless against
such oveipowcriug forces, Gen. Hill slow
ly retreated, amid the vociferous cheers of
tho Yankees.
The Examiner says it thinks that tho
division which went into the fight ou Mon
day 1-1,000 strong could only muster 0,000
men for duty, aud that the loss of lifo ex
ceeds that of any battlo or siego yet
fought. At 8 o'clock, on Tuesday, Jack
son and Hugcr'a divisions attacked Gen.
Me .'lollau's llauk on the west bank of tho
Chickahominy, 17 miles from lliehmond.
Later in the day. General Magruder fell
upon his right flank. Fightiug was going
ou up to 9 o'clock on Tuesday night.
Heavy firing from the gunboats-ou Jamca
lliver was heard on Tuesday morning. A
number of Federal tran-ports aro in tho
river with roiuforceuicuts from Geu. Burn
side, but they havo not yet landed.
Tho above extracts fiom tho Examiner
relate to Tuesday's battle, iu which, ac
cording to General MeClollan's despatch,
received yesterday, tho rebeb were badly
whipped.
Advice received at tho War Ucpartmcnt
show that there was no fighting ou tho
Peninsula on Wednesday or Thursday, up
to o.ao P. M.
The Puumium rou Gor.i). New Yorki
July 8. Gold ndvauctd to twclvo
per cout. premium, and iu some oases still
higher, there being rumors of an export
duty, which is said by tho Exprca to bo
improbable.
Opposite the Court llenstani urrt door to Democrat OJice,
The undersigned, respectfully iiifuriut his frumds and
custuuiers that he has opened
A Xy.W U 1HllF.lt Mop
In Court House Alley, next door below the Oillce of
the Columbia IK mnerat, where be will lie happy tu wall
upon allcustomers, and Iruiu long eip.-rieiue uud strict
utteiilion to business, lie hupes to merit and receivu a
liberal share of public patiouage.
iiyAII things lu-ret "done ill decency and in order."
TIIU.ll AS I1UOWN,
lllouiusburg, March 1st, li-rc,
A D M IN 1ST It AT 11 IX NO T10E.
F.statt rf Philip Tronsue, lettof Scott toicnlMp, Cilumiia
county dtceastd.
OTICE i hereby givonthat Lotcrs of
Ailniiiiislration on tliu eslnlo of Pliilln Tronsue.
late i f ftcoit lulvnshlp, Columbia i-ounty. tlereasett, havo
hern granted by the llegister of said county to the un.
ilersigued who resides in I'.spy. Scott township, Co.
Iiiinbiu louui) All psrsuns having claims or demands
against the estate ol thu ilerendent are requested to pre
sent theui for svttletiienl, and those indebted lo inuku
pujnii'nt without drlnv RKUIXCA I UONSl'K.
April .'C-ltH-li WJisisiilrairli
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