COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
cditf.d by levi i,. tate, rnorniETon
961 omiisjj urg:
ATCRDAY, MAY 2, 1803.
d-'CMNQ to tub constitution, as the
siliFWhRCKED MAHiNP.it clin'oh to the last
PUANK, WHEN 7J10HT AND THE TEMl'EiT CLOBE
around iiim."-h1. (r.ni.r.
PURPOSES OF THE WAR!
Cm-anew. t a vbtr hiahi.t uxAMiMovt, pashkp Tiu
1IIS"NTIOHKDUTIlTSOET1I.DARnOrLOTLTT:
"That Ike present doplornblc civil war linn been
orced upon tho country by tlin diiunlonlata of the
Southern tntc, now in nrinsncntntt tho coimtitution.M
HJevernoient, and in ormi around tho Cnpital ; Hint In
hli National emergency, Concreai, banWhiiiR all feci-
log of mere paailon or reaentinent. will recollect only
U duty to the whole country; Ma! Mi tear It not vagal
Mclr part in any spirit of oppression.or for any pur.
jK.notanjmii cr nubjHgathn crprpt$eof ottrthreitiiitr
-r UttrfiHng with ths rights or utablished institutions of
thmeilntts, but to d,tnd and maintain the supremacy f
tAa Onili(ii(!in,ni!i(.iirrrre tkt Union. with the dig-
liy, tauolily.andrigkta of the ttttrat Statts unimpaired;
ixiutsjnin KHOLvruHi wHicn r.xrRriscn tiik voict. or
nu ram toon as litest oojeeii are accomplished Me tear
ktto eeate.
'Spectacles," in our next Democrat. ,
Mfr-The GcnocoVmcr, for May, has
uccn rccei veil.
KBr Arthur's Uomo Jtiigazinc, the young
Ladies' special favorito, is here lor May.
-Col. Chab. F Rurr, of Phila "has
been appointed Provost Marshal General
for Pennsylvania.
, Dr. John may hear from us next week,
in the way of a little wholesome advice,
after a certain event shall have transpired.
"Peterson's National Magazine,, is
on our table, for May. It is beautiful
fresh vigorous. The best 82 00 Maga
zine published.
S We havo Imlay and Bicknoll's Bank
Note Reporter for May, It is a valuable
worl:. AlwayB correct and reliable.
jSyGodcy's Lady's Book, the prince
of Magazines, wa3 received two weeks
since for May.
gear Commission Merchant. Mr. K
wvhd B. Snider, of Phelpsvillo, Sullivan
county, has opened a general commission
office in Bloomsburg. Mr. Snider, is a
'responsible young man and is possessed
of business qualifications. Card in this
-'Columbia Democrat.'1
tJ. S. Sanders, Esq., Editor of the
H,Bctioick Gazette," id an industrious man
and like all good . fellows sometimes
baa a cood streak of luuk. Last week,
whilst spading in his garden, he exhumed
a Silver Half Dollar ! Now, what will an
Editor do with so much money !
tT Choice Seed Potatoes. Mr. P. Sut
ton, of Ransom, Luzerno county, offers
for sale a great variety of choice early
seed potatoes. Our friends will find Mr.
Sutton entirely responsible and have their
orders promptly filled. Read his card, iu
this Journal, and then loose no time in
procuring, for yourselves and neighbors a
jsupply of theso premium early potatoes.
B3rJIuncy Union Hotel, Maj N.
Hudson, lormerly of Columbia county,
has becomo the proprietor of the Union
in Munoy. Few men know better how,
than Mr Hudson, to keep a Hotel, and
none can more exert themselves to please
their guests. Tho many friends Mr. H.
left in this connty, when passing Munoy,
will be happy to givc him a call and on -
joy bis enlarged hospitality.
The editor of tho Columbia Hemo -
crat, assorts that ''the man who will uot
acue-pb iuu uuuju u. iu,'ji.iiii.ii. .. uu v .
nnito a Democrat."
Columbia co. Republican,
Wo bclicvo lhat wc never anywhere ut -
tercd tho sentiment attributed above to
us by Dr. John. It is our privilege to ( uatos many of the most intelligent and
put our abolition neighbor ou the defen- successful business men in the country :
nivo and demand the proof of his assertion. ! Professors Jenkins Smith Gentle
Come Dr. , mount the witness stand, and men : I have long felt it my duty to ex
rembmbor you arc oxpected to "tell tin 'press to you the high opinion I enlertajn
truth, the whole truth, and nothing .but of the Iron City College as an institution
tho truth." ' fit in every respect to prepare young men
Rut, whether wc ever used thc expres- for active business.
Bion or not, is of littlo consequenco. Wc ' I Can most unhesitatingly say, that I
are free lo admit, that we would much can cdnceivo of no way, by which to make
rather bo called a ''CorrEiutEAD," by tho the course of study moro thorough aud
enemies of our liberties, than to merit, as practical than that so long pursued by
they do, thc appellation of liiggcitieals.' youund which has been so fully attested
Old Abe, thc head ofthc prcsont ilDcs by tho unvarying success of your students.
pothm" has set tho example of calling ' What I regard as one of the most ad
loyal soldiers and law-abiding citizens, mirablo, important, and never to be for
by tho nick-niraa of Uopporltcads, and it gotten features of the school, is the con
I not strangp, that his tools'and min o s slant and watchful care bcttowed by thc
fools and knaves liars and black-guards, various Professors in behalf of their pu
co wards aud robbers whose names aro pils, and I feel as though I could never
legions ; Bhould emulate the patriotio ex- repay the Faculty for thoir efforts in my
ample of their great comman dor. behalf while a student thcro. Theso feel-
"Copperheads" vs. "Niggerhcads." ings, together with a deep sense of duty,
Wollies, you havo given the Democratic have prompted mo to pen this note, and I
Party this low designation in derision and shall never fail to say to young men con
contempt, and now, wo say ulet her rip." tomplating a commercial course, ''Go to
We havo lickod you out, in every contest the Iron City College, if you wish to ao
ninco your party opposed our liberties du- quire a pot feet knowledge of tho scionco
ring tho Revolutionary War, even undor aud becomo successful practical book
tho meanest nick-namo tho vocabulary of keepers.
of eoandal has been able to assign to us, Truly, yours, B. H.Beucr,
and wc now foarlcfsly assert that wo will Erie, Pa., Maroh 17, 1803,
.demolish you again overwhelmingly in - -
next October, and teaoh you to respect MB" .Mr. A. J. Evans, advertisoa his
jho term ''OorpiJKitEADS," as tha world friends that ho has oponcd a Clothing
nod future history will loatho and diepias Store, in his Brick Stand, on Main above
tjj7 J'arty kuown as 'Niggerhcadi." Iro'n Street, Bloomsburg.
Il'arlj iKi T8. rnlriottam .
It is nn unfortttnato fact that thcro arc
too many in tho country who cnnnot sink
the partisan in tho patriot. It scorns to
bo easier for an Ethiopian to chango his
kin than for onu who has been n thorough
coinu parly hack to turn from his old
paths. Ills habit of looking at things
3 simply in their party bearing has destroy
ed all capneity of moving on high public
grounds; and if by some strnngo fatality,
he is thrown thcro, he is sure to struggle
back to his old level.
Columbia county Republican.
Vr. J"n "ever uttered more truth, iu
the eamo space, throueh tho "Smut Ma-
,. , ' , ,b., ... ,
cfttHf." 1 ho Black Republican Party,
from Old Abo, its head, to Dr. Johu, the
tail ofthc c011ccru aro tlo most uneum.
promising and uuacrupulus pctftizan pot
, .
triri, iuui, uvui uisgruwuu uur BUUUllllK
cOUUtrV. TIlCV haVO removed from office
the bravest Generals and purest Patriots
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oftllO BCO, solely Oil party principles
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tho only true frlCHUS of tha country, anil
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supplied their places by misoarablo party
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hacks, and thereby UrcncllCU' tllO lllUU 1U
, , . , 4 r -i r.i
blood, and filled CVCry family With lllOUril-
i . . ..., i -I..!.- nil.!.
luMf uuvi vtiH-mui;, uuu iuimumiuiiuu. aii.b
I is the scqucnco of their "Patriotism" over
"Partyism," and tho end is not vet. The
'abolition "J bH,0
An Ooutiucie in a Ciiuiicn .5 De
serter shot at his Sister's Funeral by a
Provost Guard. Last Saturday the citi
zona of New Berlin, Union county, were
compelled to witness a scene, the like of
which never happened in this country. It
appears that ono James Hummel, a deser
ter from the Army, was attending Iho fu
neral of his deceased sister. Supposing
this tc bo a favorable opportunity to cap
turo Hummel, a provost guard by the name
of Gephart conceived the idea ol doing so
in church. Ho entered tho church with
the rest of the people assomblod, and after
the singing of the first hymn, and before
flirt prtpmnM iT.no AAinmimnAil l.n elnnlirt.l nn
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to Hummel with a revolver in his hand
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and arrested him. Upon this Ilumniel
also drew forth a revolver. Gephart
snapprd his pistol, but the caps failed the
first two attempts. Gephart fired a shot,
and Smith, his aisistant tired one. Hum -
mci nrcu inrcc times.
HohitGephait on
.lift li.n.,1 1-...4 .11.1 nn. nnnnlnoln ITi.m. '
11IU uitasi Ulll Ulil UUb pbUU,lHVl UUIH'
was hit twice, one shot in the arm and the fr0ni this State cordial and uuitcd tup
other through tho lungs. Gephart was port to tho Federal Government in all its
severely handled by the women, who constitutional efforts to maietain the integ-
. , i i .1 .1 nty ot this glorious Union. '
seemed to have much more pluck than the ,,,, . . . ... ,
t t ... Iho votes stood as fo lows : AH tho
mnii lift run fn rim inniml.nn nnil inailn
sarehise5eane. The affair produced an
r i .. . , r i e
nwffnl PTeitnmnlll nnrl rnnlnsinn nnd. nf
course, more was no luncrat sermon
preached. These arc all the particulars
ofthc affair we havo yet learned.
Selinsgtovc Times.
-
Oluarikg. out of the Social Exche
scences of Wasiiiaotox. General Mar
.uaaie, in., tnry uovuruur u. vim u.mriei
has adopted cHcrcctio measures to rid
Washington of the horde of pickpockets,
theives and scoundrels who iufest the city,
to the terror of Government contractors
and citizens. To day a small squad of
notorios theives wore paraded on Pennsyl-
vauia avenue, guarded bv soldiers, and
aecompanied by a drummer rnd fifcr
playing ''The Rogue's March." Placards
upon the person of the culprits, iu front
and roar, indieatinffthior rank as pick
71 e r 1 1 r. . ..e .1 . .1- .:.i
pockets and tbieveyevealcd to the crowds
ol sni.ftarors Hm nnioiir. ol this nnvnl drnsq
narado. If this warninc should not nro-
I duce the desired effect. General Martin-
.... . .
dalo will order a battalion drill of thcligh-
lingered traternity at an early day
If Gen. Martindalc should honestly and
fearlessly and fully carry out the above
goou iitet-fo s, Washington is likely to
; be totally depopulated. Not a soul will bo
1 left in the city, for if reports bo truo, the
differences of guilt, is only in degree. So
let tte Gcn.-push forward.
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Iron City College
Testimonial.
Tho following unsolicited letter from
lone ofthc firm of Hcncr & Burgess pays ;
' a high, but decreased oompl intent to an 1
institution which numbers among its grad.
ceyllonACi: OunEtEV is reminded by'
tho N. V II tlittt his ninety days nroj
almo-t up. He declared wu nulit to a-
bandon tliu contest wlih tliu South and
submit to disunion if wc did . not over
whelm tho rebellion before tho first of
May. The time is near at hand, and, of
course, Mr, Orccloy will bo ns good as
his word, and on the morning of the 2d of
May will advocate a recognition of tho
Southern Confederacy and an immediate
stoppago of tfio war.
Cgy FotiNEY has confessed that tho ob.
jeet of tho ''Union Leagues," is to elect an
abolition Pretidcnt in 1801. This must
bo consoling to weak headed Democrats
who join them from ''patriotio" motives.
T 1 i M
Juugo ouurult ni ail c a spcecli at a
"Union League" meeting iu Cincinnati, on
Friday ovcuiug of week before Inst, when
ho confessed that tho "League's object is
to carry the coming elections, and to or
ganize so as to carry them by bloodshed
if necessary."
The Tuutii or Histoiiy. Says the
gallant and patriotic Louisville Journal :
"The Crittenden Compromise would have
been tho death of the rebellion, and both
Southern Senators and Republican Sena
tors were responsible for its failure (or
enough of either, to have carried tho meas
ure, with the aid of those who actually
voted for it, refused to voto for it or op
posed it. It took two parties to beget this
rebellion."
EST Financial. Wo havo to thank our
customers, for liberal payments, during
the past mouth, as will be seen by our
monthly Receipts. The generosity of our
patron is duly appreciated and we hope
to morit a continuance of their generous
confidence. That their promptitude may
not bo abused, we have lately stricken off
the names of some hundreds, who neglect
i Uifc,, UUU ,111k IIU3U I1IU11 Muiiuiiuviiuiua
, .
to speedy collection,
1 ' t
W(10 ARB TaK LoYA1,8Ta jThe jjC,
iiglaturc 0f New Jerssy, on the last day of
it3 rccrnt scssi0D) iahS0d tho following
1 resoiutiou bv a concurrent vote of both
hollscs.
"And be U Resolved. That wc nledcc
Do'"ats, 2f.'-all the Republicans,
"o ! Who were the loyalists, and who
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I.NCiiEASi: ok liA-rs. Tlic Farmer Ga -
,
zette. (Yaw sM asserts and nrovps liv fio-
v o 1 J 1
g tires that one pair of rats will have a 1
progncy and descendants amounting to no,
less than 051,050 in three years Now
un,eM thig immcuso oaB be kept down they
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wou'.d then consume more food than would
sustaiu 05,000 human beings. It will be
far wiser in the farmerto turn his attention
to ti,c destruction of rats than of small
b;r(jg
.' . . . ,,
(Ccitaiuly it will. hoover engages in
shooting small b.rds is a cruel man;
whoever aids iu externiiuating rats is a
1Pn..facor. Wr should likn snmn ofnnr
rcspondents to givc us lho bcncflt of tIl(jir
r "
experience in successfully driving out these
... . ... ...
pests, vve neeu someltiing besiucs dog
cats, and traps for this business.
; E,s $cietltiflc American.
ve can give our experience in a very i
few words "Uostars" Rat Exterminator
js the Mmplcst, safest, clieaneEt. and su-,
rest remedy; the most nerfect RAT-ifiea-'
tion meeting jve have ever attended. '
Every rat lhat' can t ;t) ,,r0perly prepar-
. .MordilI ta direotion,. will oat. it.nn.l 1
0 J -'
every one that cats it will die, generally at
, some place as d'Mant as possible from
where thc medicine was taken.
Lake Shore (Mich.) Minor.
B55" See advertisement in thispaper.
JRsy" Sold in Bloomsburg.
EI2T I5y Eyer & Mover.
Tkui: NioiiEii-IlEAU Doctui.ni;. At
an Abolition meeting in Concert Hull, ,
Philadelphia, on Thursday evening week,
a "Reverend'' Albert N. Gilbert mado a
speech in which ho said: "Thi is a
war for the Abolition of slavery. Why j
should wc leuger attempt to hoodwink one
another? Why should wo dony what we'
I... ... I I 11 .1 n l '
know is a fact From the firet day o(
January, 1803, every true and loyal Amcr
ican is an Abolitiouist, every Amorisan
army an Abolition army, and whenever
it advances, it carries in ono hand the sword
or tho gun ; iu tho other, freedom to the
negro."
BSy We have heard tho story of a
Quaker who, upon being implored by a
Kepublican to join thc Royal League, re
sponded : Friend thee changost thy name
too often ; I havo known thee as a Whig,
as a Free Soilor, as a Native American
as a Know Nothing, as a Republican as a
snccrcr at tho Union, as a friend of the
Union, as a Loyal Leaguer, -and thou re
collcetcst how many more titles, and I
cannot trust thee. Whon brother Obed
fell from graco and becamo a rogue, he
changed hisnamo, aud I have found that
whorcver men design making thuir living
by dishonest moans, they nro always like
ly to do tho same. If ever thee adopts
ono name and ct of principles, and hangs
on to them, for fifty years, as the Demo
ocrata havo douc, 1 may begin (p trust
thec,
CHANGE IN THE LA.W HULA-
TIVE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
N
The following act was passed by tho
Legislature at the lato session t
AN ACT
Relative fo tho Term of School D'rectors.
6ec. 1 Dc it enacted btthc Senate and
House oJRcpreset,tatives of the Common -
schibhj met, uml it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same, That tho term
ol olhco at bchool Directors,' from and
after the first of January, Anno Domini
ono thousand cmht hundred and sixty
four, shall commence on tho first Monday
of Juno in each and every year; Proii
tied, (fbnt) the term of ofiieo of School
Directors, now in office, shall severally bo
extended Uptll tho firSt Monday of Juno '
a ...i :..:,t.i r....i.. pi..t .1 iu..ion of school boards
A&i.i. iriuviui-u iiiibiivi , i uu. iiiu uiizuijiAir
tion of each Hoard of School Directors,as '
proviueil by the hvclltu section of act of
tho eighth of May, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-four, shall bo within
ten days of the first Monday of Juno in
each year : And provided further, That
tho school tar for each year shall not bo
levied until after such orgaization
and bofore the Grit of July of each year :
Provided, 'J hat the provisions ol this act
shall not extend to the city of Philadel
phia, nor to the county of Allegheny, nor
to tho chios nf Heading and Lancaster
JOHN OliSSNA,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEO. V. LAWRENCE,
Speaker nftl.c Senate,
Afi'nov::n The 22(1 tlnv ofApil 1803.
A. G CURT1N.
This Uiiel'c'etion (ff e's several impor
tant modificati tn o! th school law which'
seem to require iui nci!i..tc explanation :
1. It provides that after Jan, t, 1804,
the term of nfiiuo of Dint-tors shall com
mciico on the tirt M.Jii.l.yin June next
after their election.
1. This means that, no matter in what
month elected, after 1st, .l.in, 1801, Di
rectors shall not take their seats in the
board till tliu Hurt Monday in the next
sucecding June that is, till the first day
of the next school year.
2. This docs not affect persons appoin
ted to fill vacancies. They at .inco take
their scats, and eon'.inue in the board till
the first Monday of the June in which the
term of tho persons whoso places they oc
cupy would have expired, had they re
mained in the board .
II. It extends the term of all Directors
''in office" (whether by election or an
pointnient) on tho day of it passage (22d
April, 1803; from the day on which such
term would otherwise nave expired till
the first Monday in the next sucecediig
. Juuc,
1. This means that Directors' terms
ica.fi ....a..,,,
I lsu. I , sua 1 be continucu trom llic nay 1
,V. ., ,, ., . -V
, on WU1CI1 mey WOUIU oiuerwibi: nave o.-
1 . . , . ,
1 rcu llll tlie I CXl succuui " him uuuuny
I : . . .. .
m .lulu, mi :t lo rr-t.il 11 a til linaril till
lltnl l!mn
iii.ii, iiuiv.
2. This does not mean, .however, that
Directors, whose Urm expitc.l during the
winter or spring ofj803)tbut prior to the
22d April, lS03,aroto resume and con
tinue their office till the first Monday in
June, 1803 ; for, their torm having expir
ed before its passage, this act can havl; no
operation upon them.
3. Hence th'n alr.0 means that Directors
whoso t r.ns expired any time before
April 22d, 1603 are not to be admitted
into the trennial conventions to elect Uoun
. o . i .... . ... .i. ir
ty Superintendents on the first Monday of
May, 1803 ; but that their successors duly
elected or appointed whether before or
after the 22d of April, 1803, arc to bo
admitted as members ol the convention''.
111. It postpones the organization of
Boards of Directors (that is, the choice of
President, Secretary and Treasurer) till
within ten days after the first Monday in
June annually.
1. This renders an election of officers
for organization indispensable within ten
daS :,rtcr thc fir4t Monda' in Junc 180:
aud annually, thereafter, within the first
ten days of each school year.
2. Rut, inasmuch as unbroken orgau
izatfon is indispensable to the operations
of thc system, this not only also admits of
but requires, au organization ol each
board for the iutorini between the annual
election and the first Monday of June, in
ten days after which last named day the
first regular organization under thc new
law muht take place,
3 1Ionco it M)owi) lhal .ai official acls
by board ofi;ocr3 f 0loscn prior to lhll firtl
Monday in Juno of 1603, and in accord-
'
anco with thc old law and the rules of the
proper board, will bo legal and binding,
till the first election under the new law
in June.
IV. It prohibits the levy of school tax,
till the period between the annual organ
ization of tho proper Board and thc first
of the following July.
1. This means that the amount of tax
to ho collected within tho then current
chool year, shall not bo fixed by vote of
thc Board, till between the dato of the
regular organization thereof and the 1st
ol the next July. In other words, that
the official acts prescribed by section 28
of tho school law of 185 1 aro still to be
performed, but at a different time.
2. This also means that the school tax
for the sohool year which will commence
on the first Monday in June, 1803, is to
be "levied" or fixed in Juno. 1803, under
the now law, and not "on or boforo tho 1 Dai,Jr Democratic paper has beon much
1st Mouday iu May," as required by the cn,arRcd aud Sr(jatly 'mprovod. It is cm
aot of 1851. phatieally tho paper of the age. It must
3, As this act does not specify thc timo succecd'
whetj the tax is to ho "apportioned" and Lay your hand upon your mouth when
the duplicate made out, which thc old law the rod of fhabliscuiciit is upon your back.
did, (viz ! on or boforo tho 1st Monday
.in Tunc,) it follows that the duplicate
may and should bo inado out as soon as
practicable after tho "lovy'' in Jane.
y. It excepts the city of Philadelphia,
thrjfeounty of Allegheny, nnd tho cities of
1 Heading and Laccastcr, from tho opera-
tion of its provisions.
, , T ti 1 s means that those places are
excepted from tho operation of all tho
provisions of this not, and not merely from
soino of them.
it. It leaves the County of Allegheny
and tlm cities of Reading and Lancaster,
.....
exactly aj they were prior to 22d April,
l-uv,v,j ... ,,.,-y wuro ,,..u. iu F. ..,
1803, ih reference to the term of office of
Directors, the right of Directors to voto
(nr nn,,n,.. SMnnrinlrnilnntq. tlm nrrrnnira
and
the tllllC of
levying tchool tax
nun ti mmimu'l.'S
Stiperintcivlent Common School.
S.CIIOOI. DKi'AUTMKNT,
IlAimisnrno, April 25, 1803.
Tlio Fatal Blunder of tho Lin
coln Administration.
The Clcurfuld Republican sas, wo
were anionc those who believed, with the
i i o . -n v , .i ,n, , .IU
lato Senator Douglas, that "war vvasilts-
tlllinll, ami lllatlC USC Ol CVCry mc.ins
within our reach to impress this conviction
upon tho minds of those who were prosum-
Oil to bo ill communication with tllC IIICII
who, in tho spring of 1301a, assumed tho '
reins of governnient, MoU men then
agreed tint a resort to tho sword would
bo the death knell to tho Union. Yet a
few were found, who, lliro' their icnor-
mice of the amcrican character, affeolod ci-naed. '
. i ,: , ,t,.. ci,, ; ti.rt i 10. Account of Simon C. Shivr, admin-
to bchevo that there was no fight in the ,,,,,, f Ualliel glllvtl) ,al, of ,lln(mi h,,,,,,, Uc.
South, and lint their conquest by the ,,,' ....... , ,
, ,,,,,, . ii 20. Account of illiiim Poaoock, ad
North would hardly bC a "respectable ,,tratnr of Clurlea WVPIianunn, late f Scntttni-.il
break USt iob. Anion" ttirsi WCrC tllO ' ' , ,, , , acr pt nn Is t" b-iiem me nuniieu. an. apre.ni niiornia-
oreaMJSl jOO. iVH10no l,nis.. wtri, lin. a Ac11lll (Jf eub(.n Val,ringOr and ' ti en nblil. Iieconrelie, tube invahub e andhclnfia
radical Abolitionists, who fancied they Jnnn Fettermaii. nduiliiltiatura of lie. rsel'ittmnan, every auir-rer will try hi remedy, a it w III toil I'jtu
laienl l.o ni. I tnu imIiIi, ili-.'.-.v.t . iiotlnnc and inn) prove a nlo-'Mit!:.
could thus see the way clear to -impar- V Amount olliahS MobYk, exer-! m'&V,-'
....... . . .1.1.. . 1
tiul frei'dom'' for the nenro; and nio't
....e-.. ir- m.u
""""""'"J J J"' ....a
n..l!n..l.r :.,', f,1.ln!,,n.l no,,,., I, In nr-
, , , 1.1.U I 11 1 l. llll. l.V.U.UllI 1.V.I.I.I11,' iwii-
, , ' . ,, . '. .
trol aild mastcrvot the AcmillletratlOU.
it, i ... ,i i: . .
I he result was, the war poller was
adopted. IhlS Was a bad enough hluil-
- , . , , ,.
Her, but a worse one was to lollow.
Wt.oi. u-ir m( rlniq ronK-cil nn tlm
t I1C.M war was llllis rcOIVl.(l tin, llll
only possible h ))e of B'l.'ccis was iu crca
tini? division iu the S tilth dividins t!ic
war element there by", xtrrngthing the
, hands of the Union men in the rebel Status. 1
A reference to the vote at the lust PreVt- '
dential election will show the oppoitunity I
tlmr w.-w nfTprt'd ; i
, , n...i.
ibvUUIIIll.g IU IIIC ilUU li:UlliM, lll'l'll-
., ., , . ,i
i I .ri . w-n-s Mio it un mini r:iitiliil:ir.r. Kir
inridso was the dNunimi cani
. , . . . .
llm sake ol the argument let U-" grant that
, , , f , .
such was the case, no matter how tac it
. , , , ti 1 .1
may havo been in face. If he was the
ilinninii ne serve inn i.-i ml iili it niu.t
Ul-'UniOU, Ol SCCLSMOn t.limilia.C, ll IllUM
'i be granted that nil the other' were i7io
1 , , ,. i, ,).. 1
c indidatcs.
I.ut u then turn to tha vi.tc :
Lincoln had voteg Vorth
' ' Suutl.
Oo-il.ia li.ilvotea N'nrth
' S mill
Hell had votes Xortli
' ' Hoiith
1.8:11 l-o (
-.'i.4J0i
1.2)2 l.-.l I
i.:i..-.,.i j
7I.HTS I
1 rW.njo
.,.,w,.u
A..0..V-.I
61,'"'li
I
llrJ.kiiiriijgc ltn.l mhq N'urih 'JTfi.SIH j
T..lnl v,.l 1 i!.:n
no' ity President by a populor vote of 010, -
U50 or nearlv ono million.
or nearly ono million.
But to return to our purpose. The above
figures show that but .r7l,!35 votes were
polled for Breckinridge in tho Southern I
States, and for all others, 705,008, thus : 1
ror Lincoln,
For Douglas,
For Bell,
20,430.
103,525.
510,953.
705.008.
571,135.
For Breckinridge,
Against Breckinridge, 13-1,773.
Wc thus find that, granting, that all
who voted for Breckinridge were disunion,
ists, there was a majority ol 131,713 of
the Southern people iufavir 'ofthc Union
or opposed to Secession.
The .-iOO.OOO who voted for Bell and
Everett were certainly Union men, for
their platform was simply tho "Union, the
Constitution, and tho Eiifo icrinent ol ihe
Law." Tho 103,1100 who vottd for Doug
las and Johnson must not he claimed as
Secessionists, for they wore especially
opposed to Breckinridge and Lino; and
it i-, niedless to say that the 20,000 Abo
litioniats scattered through thf South who
voted for Lincoln and Hamlin, will not bo
charged with that kind of seco'ssiouism for
which the South was to bo punished.
By making war, therefore, upon tho
South as States, for tho crimes of thoir in-
dividual citizens, aud not upon those in-
V i i n- i ,i ,-, .
dividual offenders, those men of tho South
i , , ., , ,. ,
who stood upon tho record as our friends
were at once trmslormcd into
ftlir
m - . . . ....
wm. uwi-i
enemies. HaU wisdom ouiUcd the conn-
oils at WashingtoE
men in the South i
, that majority of Union
, could have been largely
,:.. .i ,i.
Of tbia vote Mr. Lincoln received I.MT.il.ii ' " pr-nui -ea n K.....I apple .iralwrd. I.ale th eatate ol Ja
All olhera. ni V ,1) r" "iddlii dee d.
... ., r i iT T. T i i S.il.-to l ouioi.'iiee at in o'clock In lb " fnrjni.oii iv!ii.-ii
0 tllllS illlll xUr. JilUCollI lo be a mt- tenna of ml,-lll b-nnide known by
.,.ii..t.., uuu iim, r i i-oauu lliro , .Hay ue,t, and to eoiitiuue oiicwitk. " ',
::::irc"w"y or," ,ti&s&sgS3EJB$t
" . ' , , , I'l'i'i'f1;;0,11" ron-iinoii c.f aiii. ,lv w iifi ihiir "i-cord, t
But instead of this, the "blooU.lctting'VXV
policy was adopted. A war, first of co-
r . , . . . '
CrsCIOn,tben of subllication, aild HOW Of
. , , J. b . ' ,
tunntiesi anil extermination, WHS aUOPtOU
.it , ,. , . .
With What final result future hlStOrV
,
must record.
5ff-TnE Aoe. This excellcut new
Register's Notices.
rVOTtCEU hereby flvtn to H IcraUM.treditnf jj
IN nnd utlior ptrion. Intcrcftod in tha e.lMej ol M a
ro.n.Mlvn .Icfudci.tl and minor, that Iho frtllrmliil
ndi iinlitiatlon and itunrdian afcminti have been men
Iu u,o office ol tl,o UeclHer of Columbia cnunly, n id
"p""r." ""v,.w ,v; . . h i...m. nie.t
III UIU OltlCB l IHU V tl I...
will be prcacntcd for coiitirnmtlnnnud allonnneo totiw
Orphan,' Court. In bo hild at lllooiiiaburj. Ill I Iho colli .
ty aloreaald Wc.liituday, Iho Clh day of .May iiuxl,
at v o.ciock in me uiiuri.i'wH .-i j
1.
I'inal account nf George Hollonback,
itratnr d. b. mm of llcarjo llollenback, der'd.
Account of Isaiah S. Mcliek, admin-
nf Luwla Appliiiiau, late of Scotl lowiiaiilp,
2. Account or Isatali 0. Mciick, aumin
iKlrut'ir nf Lou la Appli iiiau, late of Scotl lowiiaWp,
"""". i 11 1
.. .... e T.. tl!n1a nilininistril-
3. Account of Jesso Hicks, nuniinis r.
, with the will nnncxed, gfjonpli Millard, lata or .
tnr
venire ion iii. uvtu.tu, ,
IV. .. I ,,r 1 ., I ,.- Knlmrr. nil.
i.. ....a
It. II I. II. I Ill'.i:il.l II b If. X 111 . UV...'M1
ml,ratnrof Snaan Kchug, lide of Scott townalilp
dir?,e,i' , nf s.llllllei Adams, admin.
' Wtralor of llcminvllle Krlber. late of l.oiuat town
iraio " I
'" ittm(nrxouul 0f John C. Myers, ad-1
miniairatnr of Henry tijtr. intern noariiisireiktuHn.
I V l,'....Y nMnnl n( Wmntlnl Mouden
lla"' Sunul'"11 "f ''' peraon and ulatc 01 .-omi unn-
! 8. Account of Samuel Mendenhall, ad-
inlnlatrulor of Tlioiiiaa Hnrrla, late of Uloorn tnvrn-
iiip, deceased, .
I 0. Accnunt of Tilinon llittcnhousc and
Iteulieii Suniik. adiuliilitratnra of Solomon Swank, lale
of Deliver timnalilp, deieuavd.
It). Final account of Joseph Mcvtcllcr,
.ndniliil jtrntor of llcnrj II Mlllur, late of MIflllii tnvv n
; ahip, dai lined.
1 11. Fiual nrcount of Charles V. and
Knivmel Hill, ndiniiiialrntvra of Jacob lltll, late (.f
. Centre tiLMibip. ileceaaed.
Hmn.bip.iloceaaed.
12. Account ol h i
Account ol A nnuel Jieiier, cxecu-;
liir nf riirl.l,,i,li..r Moll. r. l.-lln of Mlfllltl tO.MIlblP.
dueaacd, i
' 1!J- Account of Peter S Ilelwig and
JllU ,, . , vclllor p, Jaeilb lwMt, ..f i.o-
- "m"" t 0f (Jcorr,0 Miller,
MNV.,if ii'iar, "lit.r. fa.or Siim"7u..,.p. u.'.
ci-naed. ..... I
1 ."i I'liml nfinniiiil nf Culeli narton ami
Delil.ih Hire, lalJ Ilelllah rn velins ulora of
I. harity Creit ti;, ale r I' 11.111 low nam neciriiaim.
Ill A..o.,n r,f I,.,,ii,,i-i1i I.' Pewn -iiiil
III. Recount Ol .lO'CIIIUII 1 . I IU.8 ami
flavld Iteinbnld.iidiniiiiMratora ot IMIJah l'ricc, lato of
l.o. uit tow iirliip, l-ci-.-m.-it.
17. Account ot Kcuhen Ifurtman, ad-;
iiiiniilr.itor of Jacob 'dslt'll. late of Maillion luun
fcbip, deei-HM-d,
18. Account of Philip Miller, alminis-
. r Id.UI. 4H11IH..H I ...... I lluln. (flll-.lll. In. tin
utor nf llcoree loau. late nf Hrott timiiMli dcee.mud
23. Account ot Charles llartinan and h,
jnhnsi,,,,,,,,,. of Cathirlne llarti.iaii, late of
l.'.lttaH I H. II S III II, llecen H.d .
, . . . . , . vr .
21 Account ot Charlc Hartman and
John Sliuman. i.dniiniitraluri. sf Mary llartinan, lale
o i tit,iiM.j io hkiiiii, iii-ei-iia.-ii-
i.. , ', t v.i,a
j J.
iniiii.tMtor f l.udnls C-ljeiilienner. Into of l.ocuat
iiittii-liip, dec.'iiyd. .,
i an. The fourth account of Peter F.nt, "
of the ,.cutnr of Matthew McDowell, late ofl
.i :
l l . . I I I I .3 ,
Aceunt (it UcorgO Keller, adlll r
nf Jacob K. Her, late of rishin.'i renk tnwu.liip, dee
DVNIl'.l. Ll'.ll, R.'iflfter.
, llloniurl.iiri!, April II, IK3.
Public Sale
-OF
VAI.UAllLK REAL ESTATE.
-it ,i:.i v
. I in: iill.ilii luiii i, , j.Aii uiui .1 u. nu: ..l.n
, ivitl A:e. nf Jaeob Itidd't-lain of Aiithnny tnu nehin
I .1 ..ti,...n ..., !.
1 pr..iuiee, on vii.nd.-i the 11 .in ofjune, iff?,
, $n i.i imi.e forenoon, ah that .eriain m,-,.
r. and tr.irt of 'and lituate iii Aiithnny tnwu.liip,
.M,ur i-uim. adininini: inndanr Tbo.. cany vt
It ll.-trn . .I.niiev Vi'V'j. k.-r. and other lamia belnncin
to tin- etat" of Jo'-ol. Iliddn- d.-i.'a-ed. rohliiiiiiu g
"'"'ot QO'I arrs of land about 1,1) uhlrli , cleared
,,,, ,, n,ri. r,i,l,r land, Onwhi.h.ire,
.1 mt , up f,ri. n'i (lirtri
Jl l'fb.liWr ( ' I V La I, I.I It If JLO .Ui,
frnm" Inru, n :.) o it tiult u it!i ;
tlitird.
ALSO.
apple or-
..' On T,ic,iav tli-S.l il.iv i f Jim , 111'i.I.om Ilia pren.i" I
ii a. e -ri in ir ' m lami miiuii- hi "''' " 'J'r
' 'I l III 1 1 1 llMlilit a If 1 1 Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1! I'lllim 'l ltt) I I" t . Jll
eob Mill-. John South and nthi-rv e nlainioe Mil arr.-
alni.it 1 1., arr,- nfw l.iili i-ili-iir-.f Unci and 15 atrta of
tiniherl.ind.wli.-rrt.il are er.it. da
rniwr, ,,.,,, rivi. ,mrri.T
I'll A Ml. DlVhLl.lS.ti IJOU.Sh,
lr,in,r l,5irti n,i 1 n, ill, nil Jiiiwa 'riiri i ,l.n nn
, vvii.i'.iam Mctm'tiii:, i
r.iedlt ira.
,r - "J.'ril
PUHI.IU NOI'IUK FO It LICENSE,.
"VTolire I hereby Riven that the tnllon iog prraoua In I
1 1 Co.uoibia roomy hne lil.-d th,ir pititini jn tho
Court of (.luarier n-Hpioii, of a.iidi'.Min Iv . fur tavern'
and alori- Mr.-ii'.eH in tie ir r.-pr rtive twiviii)iip, u hirii
..lid p.'tilinna ill b,- pre-uni'-d lo -aid Court on the '
llh day of .May, i. I), lelkl. of which i!tl parties inter-et-ti-il
nil) take notice and the Iii-i-ii.. ii ill tu granted
on Mcdiit-Mbiy, the 4th da) of .Via nest, hi n't lock P.
VI.
.tppliraiits.
Sil.m liodyon. Tavern.
'J'nrvsbipi.
' loom,
do
Hn.tt
dn
do
ilo
llemlick.
I.llCllHt
do
do
n.iiirinjererk
Iteiitoii
Hriarrreek
t'l-hiuei reek
do
do
Orange
do
do
.Vl.ll lie
Hem er
.VlailiMiu
do
Cattail iaia
Win 11. Rnoll".
Oliv.'r A Jaeol.y
Join, l.eacni k
Win I.oiii.'
Uani.'l I. I'verhatl
I ho. Ii Unwell
J.'ai.i; Ilice
John llartinan.
Jothua VVoui.-r
Huruiiin t'aliriiigi'r
laaac H liode
ShiiuiiI l.eiby
John J HliU"
Hideous llvatletr
1! & V II P I'nanat
Danii l .Mcllenry
llenj Vlclleliry
Aleiandsr lluchen
Haiiiuel VA er.-U
Jacoli (lood
John Xu
I'rauklin I. Sliiiiuaii
Ki il'.-r A Smith
H'liiiui'l lliiol.ey
VV'illiainT Shuiuuti
John Orover
iaii,ii,Ui'l Connor
John Ki tier
I'nd Nicely
Henry fialile
Ia.ic Yetler
lianll T Mi K.'iruau
John I. Klin
John U Joiii-a
lU'iilii'ii VV'aahcr
John I. Ilurst
II l.OMtz
Jai ob Kiallcr
Ch.ia I" nnn
VV A Kline
A M Ito.i
'I linmaa Jonea
Ji reiuiah ii llrob.l
I. H .Vleli.li uhjll
do
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(Ireetiwoo."
do
Mt rii.is.ini
Cattail iaa. '
lllooui
PROCLAMATION,
VWIIi:rias. ihe iiov. vvaum m.iuu., rmaident
V Judpioi llu Court nfOyir and Tt'riiniHr and lieu-
;r.ii J,ni n.-iiury. court oruu,ter ri.-aiuna of tho
"e.iee and I'.iurt of Coiiniion I'leiiH nnil llridi.nri Coiiri
i" -uiii Jud.nai Di.triit. .compiled m th.MUnti".
oj ('iiliiiiihiii.Mullliaii nnd VV'yoioiii", and tliellou. J,
M'lN.t-riMl.l-.t- t..U ( .1.1.. t . ... " . ' f
iu,4B8iitiii-L'jiiui:fWM'Miiim.
Mil i otini .linve ai.tiiMt tin.u ,..,t i i i .. .; ".
dayof r.t: io :ti;;Vear ronV ' ., ' Z
'
. Coluiiiliia, on tho lint .VIi,ndav.(l,.-ii,L. n, Jiii.i, . !
'J1'
" " ,"t "y I i II"' Jail of i-uld county ol
h.,,,
be jiiat. Jurorauriiren.uukti'dtobepuiiuualinihi-iriit.
i v.VlV,u,J".,,,"''r m-tUe. Hated at IIIouihh-
, 11 ",'. or April, into,' j em f u.,r ,ord one
! ; J iKlitliu.ulre.l and unit -three, amlinlheoleU
.-".vi. ii joaroi iiieiuuipc-iiiltiiceol ihu Knli.i hi.T.
of"!fr ra:. J. H. fuit.viAN
April 11, ISM.
rilli-rid.
NOTICE.
n'lvi'iV'..,0, "AnKl.r.Y will bo n OAMiinvri'l
.Morel. II, leua,
i County.
-i ,.... "'
iVUlllili,
A T tliu aolicilallon of frienda, the uuder.i l...,i i
lhfSg
J- II P.VJTO.V.
viar,Vtr',Cl'lof,""ln?;y
Miiiniic.r,i
SPECIAL WOTXOEa
tyaiiclMiliirrilH.llleill be tnndiltted l,y
ll.k I'flmlitl. ii. V I. twill, til.olakea the efntrta,
Mty if turiluc Mr lit arty thAita to the piblre lot
tdilr llll ml patfoiiece Jittfli f'.re bfflonul oh' this
inMltiilliii. mil li.tifta Ib'lr MttfttlMi In Hie Irf.pbf
incftl urn tu be IriticdMid IMo ll.f n trrnl dipdi(
in.'nK, D-U.l.iitrrtf.'
plnni,eTio:.or rAnrar.Rmr. It will bo aeen by n."
nnilre In Mir roluiunt lhat Aluwell ft Wnriler hn
i dissolved pnrlncnhlp In tliu Uoinmvrelal Colhje'
Mt l.owcil rniiiinuni. 10 cuuiiuri dim uicv.ir.ii niwi
n,.u.l.Mitir Imiiiiitlon. and la lileluv 'JUtilinod fur lh
ta.K, Uur bualneas rululioua w nil rum Hurt i anvaya
hn ofthc moat Plci'nnt and wntiaflictorr rhnraoter.
and e coinend him and hla CollnU'i tii the conllnusi
Jnil'flllcnccc nnJlJ,rongc of ,i wmc -mngham,,
VaUj jtrpullltan
Hon on Vtmoerat
tiuin Hin i
llll your in.-riiiiaai.iii " ii !
' 'ynur paper that I will acini by return mailt
! wlali It (free) n Recipe, with fall dlri-linil fm
. 1. I.. iV ....... ..Kl II..IIM ll.nl 111 In
With your perinlaalon I wlali I" "T 10 rendera of
II. fill TTflO
tit iiiakln
niid uVluij a iiHiple Vegetable ib.Hu thatw mutually
2-Jfirpu1;i,1c:'o,'!ffThV!:V,;;rn."'
c,eir outii and beautiful
1 1 will alio mail free In llioae liArln II11M lleada nr
Darn facta, ahnple dlrettlnua and inruiiiiail.in that will
enable tneni tualart n full growth of l.uiiirieiil Hair,
Uliliki-ra. lira Meuitaclie, In lca than 9) dnja. All
inpllratloiiiiinawerrd hy I
KpoCtfiilly
return mall w ilhoul itiargt.
mod r. cn.vrvi.v.v.
No :3I tlma-may, Nerr fork
your:
Feb. 'JP, l6GJ-3m.
To NfRvci'ia Srrrain of enm Ur in A reverend
ecntlemen harlnf! been restored to health In a fair
da) a, nner uiidersolng all the uaual roiilinc and irrt-it
ulur oxpcnalve taudca of treatinrnt without auriea.,
conalilera it hi" aair.-d duly In coinmuiilcate In hia
atllkted fellow creatutea the means of eiire- Henrn,
.... .u.. ......... ur m mlilt..nil rnii-lnne tin lltll aeuil
-' " ' .! ,I.,I111,, ii.td. Plrecl to 1IR
s'i. d.vonai.i.. tm ration rticci. isrookirn.
New- Votk-
.Vlarch M.
Ciilliiais one murh of thrlr alckuea to coMa. No
mntter wh-re Hie dleae miiv nppoar t be aeati-d, U
oriiilu lua be traced l auppr'-i'd pirapiratlon, or a
."id. Cra,,,.a.v,d l,..,Reo.;.plalnta are direct product.
ImXX'W afe"?iu,ed
i. ,i,nrltp,l nermiliatlon. and na rU-e-eliihtln of tha
,i,nrr nf the Imdv i-e.-loea Ihri'UUh the tmref. If
, tluae pori-n ate ilo.ed. that Pf,M",',i''" ,,'r"5'
iiecrianriiy i..i...n , -
1 "lid ciniKia.Ihe Kreat recnr-oM of Ji.-aae, or If con
tlllcl0, i,,,.,, ,.Mi up hniiKdbitdv, by ii llni-li uo of
.MAIIAMI. I'lillTKR'H f't'UATI VI! IIAI..1rV.M. Sold
i by oil Hnl2iliata, at IU cenla and 'Ii cent per b'dtle
Manii tt. isna.
i
oroNSIMirrlVH'. Tliandrertiaet liarlnc !.i-ii
restored to beallh In fuw oika, by a vary almpl-i
remedy, nflir liuvinrt ullered aeveral yeura with n aa
vere 1 ai ai fc alleellnn, ami inai oreaii na -, cunauuip.
I tion- la iinxlou- In make knomi lo hla f IIok Murf-f in
the nieniia of cure.
1 T.mll Mho de-ire it, ho nill send a ropy of tb pre.
I acription iifi'iI. free of charge! with the direction for
I preparing and ulnit tlie iiime, lilih they ill find a.
I ure i.-nr fnr cnnaiiiiiptinii, ii-iIiiiih, broncltilir, kc -
111:' only OUpiCt III lll liuvmmr in h-iiuui;; iiic pr-
Uniformity n.Tr!eos ! A New 1'enliiri-In Pua.ln
livery one hia own Hil.-ani.int JD.VIIS It I'M. of Hie
CreaeiitOne 1'ilci: Ciethinif Ktere,N'o. Wl .VIar,'llr-l
,,i,r,i-i, itih. I'll llml 'l nil i.-i.
In ad.iill..n to Inline Ihe lareerl, nm.t rarie.l and
fjililnni.ble a'ock ofClothiiiK in I'hiladelphla. mnilet-iiri-mli-
mr mail nilof. have roiiatitute.i nery oo
'Ilia .n aaleinaii. by Iiat in; mark.-d in fiiturra, on ra"h
faUMt ,,.,'iby v.,rv all muatbuy alike.
'I ll-cooiia am we'l apoiiuiii an.. pirpare an I grait
pain. taken withtii akino tb.u all can buy witu
the full nwauca ol Bi:tlinB a fp; article at the very
.n.i nr n.. A n. nlnrii- ifi k nt ni.-ce ironda on band
. r4t'r. i llie m.."t ri.rii-nAbi ui.d beat uianner. ii
uur cr-nl. tiL't.ilv cruilil oril'Ca.
Keiu.MnbT the 1,'r -aont, III Vloiketubnve Hlilb atr'-t
o SU1. JOStle) U CO.
Jm,iM. i BfrrTTT'l" ,lm i !-,ej--.i .i-.. ,n...Tfc, ,1,
BR'CK ! BRICK I ! BRICK!.!
OA AAlV001' "'tck.juit minufacturn '
'ill 1 ! Ill I"'1 rr ''"'"I'' wlinleaaH a ru-e
")"""nll. At tbell't!-nbiirs Ilrirk Yard
pply to tue ruacribrr.
r.looiiHbur?, June si. mi.
IIIIMIY S. ARTItrm
Miller's Store.
FRESH
jIR RIVAL
Spring & Sji.iniH'
& & IP &
T1!!!! fiiljji' nlr lua Jtmt fliriiotl froin T't- Tin
X mill another luriie and eleit norlio I ol
JSl'l llj;' :t 11(1 MaltllfM'V QnJM flK.
I . , , ., ., ,. ,
; PUMl'aaeil at hili.lelphla, nl the ,v... rlii. ml
I will, ll lliy are diteniiined to II no oa moderai.-ve-'
a. ..on I..- prnurid elaenlieir in III i.l.iiijr. ..
. .
of clioi-'-l el).- and lal'-rt fashion.
uur atiiiDs, .i.vi nKuvKKir.s,
.(III' Itr. HUI'.rX H'.IKK.
rr.D.ut imuk, iiou.mr irjiHK
tnw. .v.iii., noun mioi.s
HITS J- Cf'A, tVc , lie , .yr.. ,
In In. rl I'Vi rithlin,' inually kept hi country Hlirea.
" whl Ii he inilte lb' publl" je i.-rnlly
The I1igliertirl'e paid for touiiiry pro.'tiru,
S 11. Mi 1,1, Kit.
Illonioatiiir, April If, M
E S T II A V.
CaMC into Hie eiiil.oiire nf the uudirMl.'lied -J Kili
liieeri-i-k toiniilnp. onToufdn.i th.ilth ,lay ol April
A ljro I H ,io It marc w llh a lar on the face and riuall
while itripe ruiiuliii: donn timard the end of tbenuar
and n amall iiliit-.' r-pot on the .inder lip, rlie in n,nt
IS or U ye,u old. Tli owoi r ia repiekeii lo coin.,
and prove properly pn charged and take hcrawey -r
ahe n ill be dipoa.-d of aicorJing to law .
UKOKIill KIII.I.'.'.U
April l 1MC3 -an- $1 ISO
A GOOD TEAMSTER. Will pay 81 r.
f per month and board. ,Vr pi, at VtuinevilU- l'i ia
Unluiiil.u iount. l'n.
A,.,n.iPM,.38lM. J l! JU!1'd0N
A DMlNIST Ii A TOR'S NOT I E.
Estate of Lutlicig Y,mn, drcc.tsrtl.
r l'.TTKr.ri f Adinliiiatration on the Hmaie of I n I
IniK Younj laleof .Vladikoii Iwp Columbia co dn ..
have lu-i-n framed bj tin- Jiipui, r ol C.,1. ,o.,,i., I . -1
VV rip lit-, ii ho reaidea in llemloik toMiiihii.. ni:
Abrahaio ouiii; who reaide. iu ,aiii .1111011.011 tow i
ahlti. All pi-ramia havinir ilaiiua iifulii.t the . .nil
ol the del-undent are re-ueti d lopri a.-nt lliem f,n -i
tk-ioi-iit, and all Ihoai- nidiblid to make piijoi. 1
v, llhout delay ' ;
i.nvi vvnioin,-.
.VliltAilAVI V ofMi,
Apiit is, iJiin. ' u,: e,o
,Mr'.
PKESH AltRlVAI. "
Of
New Millinery Goods.
' liij iiii,lir)siiiiireapecfull) announce to lhi-illla. nl
ri!' JllooiiMhiiri; and viiimty that ,hc hna iu.1 o
ceived from the eaatem citiea her
SPKXa jtxn SUM ME w
it, tt rt ,
A M U M Kk
all of iihl.li ,hc ia prepared tomake and aell
IT t nf , ,.!.. ... . ...... 7 " Vw' U
.... ... ' "asoiiaoiyiow lii;iirr. Her aa.nrt
(I r:itmiL- a u ui.i n t ...i.: i r .
-"-.'' tnu i tiiiit' MiiHTiur in Belli I ni
rJ.i nVhi,Vtii, Z'i Z'Z ":." ,;", ."' 7,
ZIZX
...oon.bu,,. ,vPr a. ,n-3l..3lMBY v:
pettluli)
V It lit. I. Y
ADMIN TNT If A 'I'd IMC VCIrn I.'
zl.
N""c,1 ' '"" sUr" "f adininiitr...
'' uuderaiBiied, iwi
.' ' ". '" l'lll''moii township CnluinMa en. All p" i
fi.i i v !B c'.,a,,, r -alrrnuntla ueain.t Ihe et.ite '
' ''"'''''''t ore reuu., ted in prc'enl th-m fo r a'"1
"u '"" iKludlo ioakopa)iueiit without 0.
, "1J Win. Al'I'l.l.VI AN
1 , A dm i
. '""rrn ye. iciu,-4w a;.
I ; '-
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTIUi;.
J htatc of Harriet Vount, ikccasrtt.
LETTERS of administration on 'Ii
Haute of Harriet Vouut, Into of fine town. I"
.oluinbia eoutiti-. ,iir.,dA.i i. .... ,
I
, . 'u'.',a eniiniy to tliu undor. Ii'iiej i
peraon a liaviug clniina iiiMiuat tin estate of th J"
dent are ru'iue.ii.H in,,,.,,.,,, ,i.. -
iin... ....r "' . i"i ' -
lit hia renidiinco iu auid to'wnaliip, withaul dlii).'
I "" 1"r'"!l, '"Jted to make pa, me, f,
MarchflilKCw
llt.ivi."ei "JT. . r ..
"nt rorth W illi
UnVl.T., Vdm.
BLANK ti' BLV.NKS!
Of every dcsciiiuu, for ac nl th i-ifi-