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The Legislature of this Sta'e met on the
2d lnsr.,-end organized by-electing one of
the roost radtcal of The opposition, in the
-person ofJusics R. Kkllkt, of Washington
county, as Speaker. As a legislator he bas
had considerable experience ; and it is ex
pected that he will dispatch business rapid
ly, impartially, and cse hit best efforts to t
preserve harmony and decorum through the
entire session. With all his radicalism we
look for nothins more.rhan a strict enforce-
ment-ef the -rules and laws rovernin- the
'Legislature. 'His political views and opin
ions have nothing to do with his course as
'the presiding officer of that body. It is
'hoped he wi! not step-oot-side of his duties
as Speaker, and attempt to inflict upon the
'Legislature any of the fanatical notions and
whims, respecting the American citizen of
African descent, of himse'rf or his party.
In asumic the duties of the chair a heavy
responsibility rests upon him; and in his
remarks on taking his position as Speaker,
be seems not unacquainted with those du
ties. His address wa, in ihe main, couch
ed in language mors applicable to a po
litical gathering than a legislative body -lie
goes as far as Sumner, Stevens & Co.
-ever attempted to go in laudation of negro
freedom, the result of the war. This was
expected ol him, as he is the representative
' -man of that radical portion of the Republi
can party, which placed him in the chair H
ami did he not serve them, or at leat give
them some guarantee in that directian,-in
Jiit earty me?age, he would have been coc--sidered
oeglectful of his duty and acting in
bad faith to Aw pwty. ' It is not claimed but
wbat more competent man, for the posi
tion of speaker than Mr. Kelly, might have
teen selected, but -it fe doubted very much
whether a more true man to his party
friends eoold have been found.
We soncslhat great anxiety is manifest
ed to know who will be chesen Chairman
of the Honse Committee on Railroads, the
fnost important position in the gift of the
Speaker, and one which, cf ?oorse, the!
r Diiaueipniann are laoonng nara to secure-
it is. apparently to their iMerest to con'rol j
fht Coaimittee, and they are in the ascen- j
-dency so far as that is concerned. At leas', j
tach are the present indications. James N. j
Jerr.s, ol that city, desires trie position, as
Chairman, -but has no backers, and Elisha
W. Davis, who but a thort time ago resid--ed
in Venango" connly, but now represents
the Seventh District f "Philadelphia, is
-spoken of. If the greai fi lit comes off be
tween the Pennsylvania Cer.iral and the
Atlantic and Great Western Com pan
ie s I
-anticipated, this session, surely no Phila- )
deipnian snooic receive me position, ana it :
' i$ only tote regretted that sufficient time .
does not elapse befora live naming of the a few days ago the mayor of Springfield,
oramiitees, to allow Hie pre-s of rhe State ,:ll.noi!j nJ for;y .prorninent Citiz-ns;-to
come out and shew Speaker Kelley the raade a carriase p-image to the tomb of
bsolate necessity of giving the Chairman- Lincol0j on tie invi:alion and at the expense
hiptosome disinwrested Representative 1 o a Q miaMiel troope. The minstrels
from the interior. We all know the impor-
lane: of the post; we. ail nnderstand why !
4 is so mucn, coveiea. . rreseni inaications
-are that Mr. Kel'ey is going to do the fair j
-thing in making op bis ccmmitlees. It i3 ;
not expected, thonjih, that he will give to
1De uemocxa. many la.rmap.p-, "
even leave any ot his Committees in ihe j
, Republican minority. Not he; that would .
-v . ri : 2 I
e uu -..u eu.u u ui.jjut
impeached.
CoQffress.
The Rem d Cocsrees re assembl-jd on the
6th inst , - and resumed ihe raid tpon the t
Constitution with increased vuor. Sor.a'.cr
Sumner presented,another proposed amend- j
men', to thin much abseil covenant, declar
ing the Confederate debt void; and Mr.
Williams, of Oregon, followed with another,
providing that no power shall exist in Con
gress to appropriate money to -pay for
emancipated slaves.' -'
Sumner presented several petitions of
"colored people" praying for the secarity
cf freedom to tbem. Thas goes legislation
by Congress. Corses against the Constim
tion, and praise of the Negro, are the only
wcrkiof this hnrnbrjg.
la ihe House, ihey opened fire upon Brig
ham Young, Polygamy, and Utah, t.ien con
sidered a proposition 10 educate the chil
dren of the South, acd hurried to renew
4he fight against the President.
Mr. Spalding (Disontonis') of Ohio,, spoke
in mcch earnest, against the Union, and
condemned the President for having turned
the Southern Stales ever to the civil aoihor
itlcs, and released them from military re
etraint by military Governors. -.
Cocgress then adjourned until Monday.
Coth editors ol the Stab, being absent
dari.n? last week, tho ork of reading proof
WMd.bj the compositors of the office,
and being aaaccustomed 10 ihe business,
did not notice many errors which bud been.
raiJa in setting op the article.
Thers were enoraia the relation of words,
1 echography, acd in punctnaiion. The
crAj one, however, which may cause a
.'"i!er'm din?, is to ba four.'.! ir the in
a r?er to the qoestioa concerning the school
3T. Tte word p?-:r,.izr'jztrJ ti tf.si article
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In'another column may be seen bd st
count of the beginning of a suit against
Edwin M. Stanton. Secretary I War, insti
toted, by Joseph H. MadJox, asking one
hundred thousand dollars damage, suffered
by the plaintiff, from illegal conduct of
Stanton in seizing lh property of the plain
tiff, and, without' juM cause, arresting him
and confining hun in prison, at two different
times, contrary to the laws of the land and
without justification.
This is but one of the many difficulties
into which this demon St an tor, has brought
himself by oppressive conduct. The time
U now coming, when the thousands who
have been inhnmanly tortured, by impris
onment, and made to suffer under the rule
of military despotism, may appear in the
Courts -of Justice, and be heard in their
complaints -against the Secretary of War,
the thousands of Provost Marshals, and
cowardly brutes, that were protected, in the
doing of unprecedented wrong. against good
citizens of the country, only by the power
of lhe-sword, improperly held over the peo
ple. - "No man can be denied the privilege
of a hearing before the Courts, end ci vil law,
having been suppressed beneaih'the weight
of arbitrary power, will appear again, in
the absence of despotism, like the clear,
flowing fountains in Spring, whenreleased
from the bond of Winter, and inspiring
new" life, -health aiid vigor, will command
reparation to be made for the offenses com-
. milted by shoulder-strap nabobs, who were
100 cowaly to lace the Confederate .to irt
arms, oui soogm out ine quiei ana peacetoi
citizen to abuse him, because he dared to
enjoy that which the Almighty caused him
to have bis own conscientious views of
right or wrong in political affairs, and which
had been secured to him by the laws of the
land.
We say the time, is coming, and when
it does come, we expect to see the knaves,
the malicious partisans, the Provost Mar
hals and the many dogs -of Columbia
county who permitted themselves (0 be
used as spies and lalse witnesses, properly
placed 'in the power of law, where jus'.ioe
may be rendered them, according to the
rules of law, and the determination of tweWfc
good and lawful men.
HoMicirg. The rowdyism which pre
vailed in this town on Christmas was dis
graceful in Ihe extreme, and culminated, in
the evenins. in a brutal murder. It seems
that an alterca'ion took place on North
Hanover 6treet, near Thcdium's hotel, be
tween a parly of soldiers and some ciizens.
One of the paries charged tho other with
passing a counterfeit note. Words gave
ris8 to blows pistols were drawn and
sever shots fired by bolh paries One of
these shots took effect in the person of a
soldier from the .garrison, named Elijah C.
Teta. The tall entered the lower part ol
the stomach and passed op through the
heirt, causing instant d-ath. An inquest
was held upon the body by Coroner Smith,
altera post-mortem examination, a verdict
was rendered rn accordance with the facts
n8td atove.
No C,D9 ha9 yet been found as to who
fire.j ,te fj;i shct b,
several of tha parties
tare bsen Cr,mmit!ea t0 jajj nn a charge of
T;oU Irin(, wasi( a yocn Vren y-three
years old, and was a ua'ive of Moorfield,
Hardy county, Va. He had but recently
enlisted in the service cf the United States,
at Governor' Island, New York, and was
sent to this place but a few days before his
death- Tfe anthorities are spairiog tio
efforts to fix the the commission of this
crime upon the guilty parties, and we trust
,tjey wiu te gu'ccesKful American Volun
perfofrliea ;ome .pieces,
which drew
lorth a f peech from Ihe ma) cr and ivrespon.e
from itis leader o! the troupe. The Chicago
Times thiuks "it must have beeu moving to
see Bones and the Tamborine .standing in
mwmrant a a n n t Va(rsra iK A tnmS lliolr m !f o &
hoilhed ind :heir thoughts remote from
ccnQndrom9 and donbUj inienilre9 h ex.
h ie(of of ,h9 ,earne,, sr
elhJbi,or of lhg doobje headeJ C3if;
will next make a pilgrimage tinder the may
or's prctrction, to be assured that he hopes
ihey ''will meet with the success which
taeir loyally and meritorious ability so richly j
deserve.'' ' Wax fingers"
seem to be look-
,nE op-
The brig C. M. Carver, Captain Trea's
from Georgetown, S. C, with lumber for
Searsport, was distrusted ami filled with
water in a gale on the 21st oil. On the 31st
she was fallen in with, seventy miles from
Cape Ann, by the schooner Emma, aud
the crew taken off after being nine days on
the wreck without food or water. One
man was killed when the masts went over,
and the stewarJ died on the SOth, of starva
tion, end tchen rescued the crew vere living on
his body. The survivors were landed at
Gloucester this (Tuesday) morning. The
C. M. Carver registered one hundred and
seventy-five ions, was built at Bangor in
I860, and bailed from that port.
The Philadelphia Mercury thus pays its
respects to ThaiL Stevens and Carl Schurz ?
And who is Mr. Stevens? Not a Penn
sylvanian, thank God, bat a YankeV intru
der into this S:a:p, whose reputed wife is a
negro, and whose children are rr.ulaitoes V
"And who is; Carl Schurz? A wretched
adventurer, who, a traitor lo his native
land tfled hhher for refage, kept
beef 83,oon iri lDi9cityand f,iIira,
a lager
g in that,
has lived ever since on lha Government
that ha rescued Mm-from the penalty oi
treason and the obscurity of a scullion."
Th award of priz money has been
footed op atthe Fourth Aoditor's .office. j
lira yumirii wno wm in comrnana qiihb
South Atlantic blockading squadron derives
over niaty tbonsaud dollars.
IUI9 IT 1 11 n
larTiT sward.
Time'i Wfcirlrgi. - -'
lhe leginning of -suits oainsi Edwin Rl.
St dr.! on to sicme his punishment for the Jtiii
napping . Ametican Citizens One Hun
died Jhovsbnd Dollars chimed in a smgli
'case.
A soil has been commenced in the. So
preme Court, in this city, against Edwin M.
Stanton, Secretary of War, for one hundred
thousand dollars damages, for the false im
prisonment of one of the owners of the
ninety-five tons of tobacco seized and. de
stroyed at Fredericksburg in March last, by
order of the War Department. The case
came up yesterday' al Chambers, belore
Judge Sutherland, on a motion by plaintiff's
counsel to strike out parts of the answer as
redundant, irrelevant and contradictory, or
to require defendant to make it more defi
nite and certain. The plaintiff, Mr. Joseph
H. Maddox, claims that withjhe knowledge
and consent of the proper authorities, and
with a full and lawful nermit and au'.horitr. ;
t. : t
and was engaged in transferring it within
the lines near Fredericksburg, when, by
the order and procurement of Mr. Stanton
the property was seized, and he was him
self arrested in violation of all law, and
thrown ir.to prison at Baltimore, under the
name of James Brown. The complaint al
leges that the plaintiff, in addition to the ar
rest above stated, was also on the 18tfi of
April, 1864, Nhile he was a good and legal
citizen, and had borne and conducted 'him
self as such, ''without any just or lawlul or
rightful authority, and in defiance and der
oga'ion of his rights, wantonly and mali
ciously caused and procured to be arrested"
by the defendant, Bnd imprisoned al Camp
Hamifon near Fortress Monroe, and at
Washington until the 8ih of June. At tho
lime of the second arrest, on the 14 h of
March last, the defendant, it is alleged, well
knew the plaintiff's real name, ami that he
had done nothing in. violation of any law,
but imprisoned him under the name e-f
James Brown, for the purpose of keeping
the fact of the tobacco seizure a secret on
known to his friends or counsel, and so
thai no legal steps -could be taken for his
discharge, and for the same reason all ac
cess was denied him, and he was detained
for sixty nine days until President Johnson
released htm by a special order. The
plaintiff, during the whole period of his in
carcera'ion, was kept in ignorence cf the
cause of his arrest ; no charge or complaint
was made against him ; no connsel was al
lowed to see him, and he finally had to pay
thousands of money to the government
agents n have the opportunity of sending a
letter to his wif"5. At the lime of his arrest
all of his papers showing the legality of
the transaction he was engaged in were
taken away from him and never returned.
His final release was effected through an
application made or. his behalf to President
Johnson, and was granted against the ad
vice o! Mr. Stanton. When a simi'ar ap.
plication was made to Mr Lincoln, Mr Stan
ton tried to dissuade him from making any
order for plaintiffs discharga.
Mr. Stanton's answer, which was sworn
toon the fifth" of December, first claims lht
J the Court has no jurisdiction in ihe case, for
the reason that neither of Ihe parties are
residents of this city j that the defendant is
a resident cf the City of Vashington, and
then was and s;i!4 is Secretary of War under
tfe government of the Uniled States thai
none cf the alleged wrongs, injuries and
trespasses occurred within the State. The
defendant then makes a general and also a
qualified denial. He denies thai the plain
tiff was arrested by him or his order, and
tlveu a'l-eges on information that Maddock
was arrested for violation of the articles of
waT, ar-vi for certain military offences against
Ihe government, and was for a time kept in.
custody thereunder; that plaintiff by him
self or rounsel made requests to the defend
ant, in his official capacity as Secretary of
War, lo be released on parole and bail, to be
tried by a military iribnna'. The answer
then recite that the Uni;ed Slates was then
engaged in tho suppression of a rebellion ;
that Fro Jericksbur was in the imnsdiate
neighborhood of the field of hostilities, and
that Baltimore was subject to martial law,
ur. ler tiie proclamation of the President
an.1 sar,c:iened by act of Conarpss; that
traffic with the enemy wasutje?f to milita
ry control ; thai plaintiff, as defendant was
informed, was arrested by order cf the Pro
vost Marshal of Galtinsore, in conjunction
with Mr. E. Mar in and J. F. Monahan, ar-J
held fcr r.nlawful intercourse, correspor.
der.ee, traffic, ar.d commerce with lha
enemy ar.d with the inhabitants of the re
bellion Slates, and engaged in the trans
portation of roods therein, in violation cf
the articles of war and the act of Congress ;
that an examination was directed to be rtiaJe,
and cpon it the bureau of military justice rec
omrrendad thai the plaintiff be he'd foMrial
before a miii'ary coart: that what defendant ,
did was no more than he should justly d:
and was bound lo do as Secretary of War
wfiile hostilities were perding. Mr. Stan
ton, in conclusion, nleads in bar in anv
r j
remedy by the plaintifi, the act of Congress j
cf Marcn 3, 1863, claiming that all be did
was in good fai.h in bis 'official capaci'y,
and by authority and direction of the Piesi-i
dent.
The motion was argued at length by ex
Judge Cowes for plaintiff, and ex-Jadgo
Pierrepont for defendant. It was claimed
that defendant should specify some of the
facts constituting some of the miliary of
fenses alleged, so thai the plaintiff could
fairly meet ihem on the trial. The Jodge
tools the papers AT. I". II'07ii.
Is the Criminal Court of tha disirict of
Columbia, in the case of the United States
against Lieatenar.t Smith, U. S. N, who
was chargpd with assault and battery, in
having by force of arms arrested a mechan
ic, who was employed at work on board ihe
United States steamer Hbode Island, of
which Lieutenant Smith was executive
officer, Judge Fisher roled that an officer
who ordered the arrest of a civilian or a
mechanic oot connected with tha serviee
aml did nM tak9 proper egai.8,ep8 !o
t.:m -:.,t-ii t.,.m y:m
mi - I'- W M II V liA U SO
vessel, was
gQiltv ol ao sau an(J baUer Tn -y V
convicted the accused, and a 6n of forty
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EDUCATIONAL.
From the Pa. School Journal.
To Directors. '
By the Act of April 17, 1865, as pablish-
! ed in the official department of the Journal
for May, 1865, the time for issuing the war
rants for the Slate appropriation ia'changtd'
or the law has mads definite what bad be
fore been uncertain. The affidavits and
certificate cannot be made until the common
schools for the school year have closed, and
the President is to swear to the whola num
ber of months taught, also -as to the fact
that all the teachers had certificates. The
annual report most be forwarded at the same
time that the affidavit is; this must, there
fore, be made out as soon as possible in cr
uder that the district may be entitled to its
appropriation, for nd warrant can be- issued
until the annual report for the school year
! for which the certificate is intended has
been receivetl
The law requires positively
that the forjr months certificate and annual
report snail be forxarued at the same time.
-If lha common schools of the district
j commence on the first Monday of Jane, or
! September cr December, and are to be con
tinued six months and at the end of that
lime the school operations for the school
year are lo be closed, the certificate and j
annual report 'can be made out soon after!
Ihe close of November, or February or May, i
and Ihe warrant for the appropriation can j
be issued immediately. The law of 1665, j
requires perem p.oruj luai uuwi uucuriieiua
be on file in this department by the fif
teenth of July in each year.
It is probable that in some districts this
change in the operations of the law may
put Directors to somo irconvenier.ee for the
first year, but after that there can bo no in
convenience attending it. The money will
be received esch ear at the close of the j
schools, if Directors will make oct and 1
promptly forward the proper documents to 9
thi d par'ment. It is believed that after j
the first year i; will be found that the new !
J i
law is preferable in its operations to ihe old ',
one. The officers of the beard who have j
transacted ihe business for the year will be j
obliged lo swear to the affidavit and make ;
out from the data furnished them during the j
year the annual report for the year for which j
ihey have acted. As the report mtist be j
transmitted with the certificate, it will be j
made when th9 facts a'e fresh in the j
minds of the officers wtio have kept ihe j
records and had charge of Ihe documents J
and will ol necessity be on file in this de. j
part mem in time, so that the report clerk j
will have all the necessary oocuments or.
hand, to enable him to prepare Ihe t-latisti-cal
tables for the bound .volume, in proper
season for publication.
literary 5oE?nc!atcrc.
The fashion of using odd phrases and
mottoes,, as titles fcr novels, is r.diculed by
an Englis-h satirist, who has made good use
of publishers' circulars.
Telia I' he snys, emergsd ' By tho Se:-;:
advancing against "Wind ar.d Tide" he
saw, "Rsneath the Surface," ''Breakers
AheaJ." This was liA Dad E?sinr,:rg"
a kind of "Notice to Quit so ha he turned
into "Cel.'orest," and encountered "Seme'
Famous Girls'-' (both ''Black acd Whi'e"), I
who have since become "Famous Wcm- .
en." He beheld "Eleanor's Victory? and ;
"Christian's Mistake," and heard Cary's
Confession." Here be "Shattered Idols" ,;
and "Singed Moths," qcoth he; 'Grasp!
your Nettle," but "Look before yon Leap,'
for "Who Breaks Pays." It was just the
"Darkest before Dawn ;" but Belial per
ceived "The Womaa in White" fijhting
with "The Man in Chsin.'- and "How to I
Manage it" she did not kr.ow." Once and
Again" the seemed "Lost and Saved ;" but
at last she inflicted the "Crcelest Wrong of
All,' and fled, crying out "Qits ! '
Verily, a ' Strang S ory." Rot our Amer
ican publications afford material for as mar
vellous a narrative. Think of "Angelina
Shoddy," "The Seoul in Crinoline," spend- j
ing "A Week at Saratoga," ihen left "Ail j
Alone" "Among the Fines," and going into
"The Wide, Wide World" with "Nothing j
to Wear'-" except "Fern Leaves." Surely, !
the situation is "i eculiar."
DtrrcTcns, Teachers, arid oihers having
business at the office of the County Super
intendent, f-hoold come to his office on Sat
urdays, dcTing Ihi.s and next month, as he
will be travelling throughout the county on I
cflicial business on all other days of lha j
week.
A fire broke oat last Wednesday morning
on Willow S;reet, tetweec Fourth and
Fifth, HctoL-en.
From what can ba learned of the critic
cf the fire, it was caused in the following
manner:
A woman who resides in the honsa went
out for a 6hor! time, leaving her two children
alons. During her absence, while the
children were playing about the stove, the
clothes of one cf therrt took fire, and in her
friaht the poor child clang to the others,
and soon the clothing of both were in
i fiaine?.
The trro children were barned to death.
The whites who were arrested at Alex
andria on Christmas have been released by
ihe rnilitnry authorities, but some of the
negroes arc yet confined in the slave-pen.
A shoddy sheet takes this not as showing
upon whom the blstr.e of Jrioting rested but
as proof ofjniliiary injustice to ihe blncks
in toe biaed mitids of such j jurnals it can
not be conceived .hat negroes caa ever be
in ihe wronj or that white raer: may bo ever
in the right.
A very destructive fire broke out in Phil
adelphia, at 1 o'clock on the 3d inst., in
Chestnut street. The buildings 607 Chest
nut street, occopyed by Harneden's Express
Comany, 603 and 605, by Rockhill and
Wilson, wholesale clothiers, and by 609
Perry and Company, cloibiera, were almost
entirely destroyed. The walls fell into (he
p rdome of lhe firemen were injlJr
ed
The loss will cartainly not fall ehm o' j
4fno fo
The seal of C. M. Pancan, Senator from
the district composed of Adams and Frank
lin, is contested upon the petition of David
McConaDghy-
Hon. John C. Kar.ke!,'o llarrisbnr, was
admitted as counsel for the contestant, and
J. McDowell Sharpe, Esq.. of Chanubers
burg, for the sitting Senator.
A Democratic coiemporary, in urging the
Demrcracy not lo be discouraged because
our party was "swallowed up" in the last
election, says Remember the whale
swaMowed Jonah. Jonah was heard of af
terwards, the whale never."
At a picn:c, while the party were re
freshing themselves over the eatables, an
eld maid called for a strong ccp of tea for a
lady w ithout milk.
Artemus Ward says that his hair resem
bles lovers on theeve separation. It is htrd
to part.
RLYIE.y OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLT.
WHEAT,
2
10
00
80
50
CO
BUTTER,
EGGS,
TALLOW,
LARD, per lb.
POTATOES.
40
25
15
5
1 00
RYE, 1
CORN,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT, 1
FLOUR pr bbl.12 00 DR'D APPLES2 52
CLOY KRS BED 7 00 HAMS.
'Beware cf Asbsscadss.
Few r:eo;!e realize the fact that .!ie.Tf
I".e3 in ambush everywhere, ready lo sei.o
upon the weak. The Ttrorig pass through
many perils in safely ; the st'etigtless f a! i
by the wayside.
It i arn?zing thai the freb'e Fhould tot
ter with nncertain steps orerth Ijc of th'
earth in danger every flay of fal'irg vic
tims, to the morbid influences by which we
are all sn-rounded, when a tested ami pro
en vegetable tonic, capable of endowing
ihem with the vigor ihey need, is procura
ble in every c i 1 3-, town and eetilenreit. It
might reasonably le thottght that after ti e
twelve veers' experience whjrh the wo'ld
has had of Hos tetter's Stomach B:ttkks,
ell would know that its effect is to preve.il
disease.
The fact is notorioss that a dos of poi
son which will srnrcely aflcct a vigorous
man in perfect health will kill a weak one.
Now, what is the raue of epidemic dis
eases ? Poiion in the air. At this season
Ihe atmosphere is surcharged with thw
seed.-! of iruerrnitt-ints, remit'erit, rheum
atism, pulmonary disorders, bilious com
plaints, and the like. Pernors whose r.er
vou -stems are rela.ved are tho fi:t to
suecumb to these flit'temprs. Brace up
the physical encris thnn, with thi po'an
tial vegetable lonie. It is rnot pcn-ef
f:il recuperant which the bnan'.c ki.iadoin
has ever yielded in patient research and
experiment. Try it, Tr.- bliridcst di-cijife
of th old rr.e.Iieal dogmas will :.l !fa-t ad-rr-U
that a Ionic and ait"rati v. compounded
of approve ', herbs, roots and bark. en do
no barn, while the testimony cf thousands
invites a trial of i;s vkte-.
Dec. 27, ISCj.
Al tins place tn ji... iJ, lbb. ty lie.
D. J. Waller. G. A. Potter to Miss Kute J.
Ohl, both of Cloomsbcrg, Pa.
On the 25th clt., at "the M. E. P.-sor.r.gs
in Berwick, by Rev. M. P Crofth w ii:e,
Adam A. Schuyler of OraTi!!eii", sind
Carrie E. elieat dacghter of the ofT.ciaiini:
Minister.
By ihe same, on Dec. 25 h at the. resi
dence of the brides father, Ilotert Watt, of
Wilkesbarre, lo Miss Kale Biwman, cf
Mitilin vil'e.
On the 26;h of Dec. by the Rev. J. R
Dimm at his residence, Mr. William l
White to Miss Beckie A. Crevclir.g, all of
Light Street, Pa.
At lha residence of the bride rn Jarnsry
1st, by Rev. L. S Truckenmiller, Mr. John
Buriinaame to Mi-sS Valeria Furman, allot
L;me Fiidge, Pa.
In Orargeville, on ihe 31st u!t., bv Rev.
Nathaniel Spear, Lafayette Moors of Green
wood, to Zilpah Lance, of Bunion.
On January 1st, IF60. ty the same, Atr
ham II. McColom, of BentOD, to Almira W.
Boston, of Fishincreek. Pa.
Bv ihe same, Jan. d, Worman Mcllenry
of Greenwood, lo Rebecca I Lonir, of Fih
inscreek. 15 I C I)
On lio 2-lih 0 It., Mrs. Eiias Yai s, ol
Greenwood, aged 52 jears.
In Yk'ashinston. on the 23th u!t.. George
D. Everet'. aL'ed G years snd 27 days.
O.i the 25 h tit., in West Hemlock twp..
Montot r conniy, Pa., Wm. R. Sheep, aged
23 yeajs, ll montbs ar.d 9 days.
GROCERY STORE. I
ON MAIN STREET, DL00il3-iUR5. j
I?Icrc Frc&h Goot!.
Just received at llenrv Giber's Xar
$lore:MO LASSES, S UG A KS,
TEAS, COFFEE, TwICC, STICES,
FISH. SALT, RAISIN,
TOBAOCO, SEC A IiS,
CANDIES, KOTINNs, Tovs,
FEED AND PRCVISIGSS,
Together with a great variety of notions
&c , too numeroas to rnention.
BUTTE It EGGS, ME XT,
and Produce generally, taken in exchange
for goods. The best market price will be
allowed. Give him a call.
ICT The hiahest market prices paid for
all kinds of COUNTRY FURS.
- HENRY G1GER.
Bloomsburg, January 3, lS6t3
ITCH ! 1TC!I ! ITC5I f"
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch!
WIlEJTOiWS OLXTMEyT.
1 ill Cine (he Ilcii in. IS Hours.
ALSO cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chil
blains, and all Eruptions of (he skin. Pi ice
50 cents. For sale by ail drujsisi.
By tending 60 cen's to WEEKS & POT
TER, Sol Agents. 10 Washington street,
Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded by mail,
free of potage, to any pari of lhe United
States. Sept. 27, 1865. 6m.
AQn A Jlu.M Il ! AGENTS wanted
H?f tor six entirely new articles, just,
out. Address O. T GARF.Y, Citv Building
Ei.ofo Mm Deg. o "6S ly.-
J
1. Rachel MorcMti by her next fTtetid Wrn
' M. Hoasland vs Rirhard Morgan.
2. Siephen P.aldv v Ciuawissa, William
SDorl & Erifl R. R. Cotnn.iriv.
' t t fi ' i-
V iv t ,
c i-i u m - i ' r .
MoU vsChn-Mnn Wo' .
6 Jacob Hams v P,-er Ja,oby
7. Ku-fel P. Slucker v H m. IknTer.
8. J.cob Hopler vs H.lliam fclaubach &
CI.rWiat.Hsli.sw.lB .)
Road company.
10. Hugh McRej.Uls'.areter Oliplnut.
II. Adam Deitterich vs Jere. Jooby
12. Abraham Hartman vs Silas D E 'gar.
13- Benj. Wertman vs Miles A. Wiilima.
14. Gi-oro A. Herring vs Peter Miller.
15. Edward Heilner vs ths Locus. M Rail
R. St Iron Co , A. W. Rea, & S Fetter !
man. t
LIST OF CAUSES FOR -FEBRUARY
TERM, A. D. 1866.
10. ChamV-erlm for a?s of l!rcket)bejg, v ; 0,rf r' rt .in , . 1 1 "Y
O P.i..f 1 v . 1 . J s Lo T rA Crnn,bH crnn v n
IT 1 I i r . r it i'i-!nb".'..:?n of U.s f:i:i I i:i l!.e ha'ndj
17. John 1 1 1 n : t r i i er r J'-ho James"p. v....,.., ..u. , , , , .
18 Ii. F. R,Urd v. Ceo. P,ferso,, el al. 't' 'Cl c . ' ' T ".'T' rl iiahV
19. Aaron Uio-n vs R-ub,,, Si'r. j ,:,,:",! ? i' "'"r th
20 Jonoth.n Wrlf, Indorse of G, , Y:iXtyVT!
' Marsh 2t Co s (Ircrne-ll Fr-.s ' , ' V,''1 rr' ''X b'
21 jono han . U ..lf Ir.dor.c of Ga.L!.., s.1lir1 ,!;r 27, l , , .
, ,i",V:a n- C- VS ("i0n- 7;- : 10 o'c!--c!; A. M . of U,y Inr tl, pur
m.j J.ioco l.eii..t.y va .:e tii sv;ia h. R. ' i ,.; . i, i . ,
orrrnnv
21 Bunn, Riju. I, & Co rs L-vi Km 2.
o- f u n .i t r . 1
27 W.Liam L.n,r-n vs John Varfps t. i
28 AdrrMtraicr- of Joseph Pax o-, !,c'd
29 M-ii?s F-et & Satr.uel IC. Phillippi vs j
J'.).''i.!i FiCt l; owner or rtjpi.tcd fcw.i-r'
20 Jac--b SI. tin an vh J'.n B. Ilitn'-ir.gcr.
31 Alia'-; am V, Si-Zter v S.im'l Ilir.7by. ',
32 J. M. Fe; k Zi C."1.' v Ciifon D-wi't. i
33 Stobcrt Gorrell vs Tv.p of Conv ns'ia ui. !
24 Lit Jones vs Milts C. Ab:y;: & Iiu-!;rd
B. :ieri;:h,
Zj Wili.a.-n Ever r Pi e' S Bh; '-r.
3c (Jreenv. ord Two. vs Si'i'je! Bojar'..
37 Sylvester J I'ai r. v- l--.ac Whi'n.
2'A Slv.-. "r J F:tnx v- 1-t'c Whi.e,
Z'J Christ:iin F. K-.pp Scur-ol Director"
of !;;.)'rr; Tv. j..,
40 Wi;.!.' Hi:.;es rs PeJ?r Micr
41 L?.tis C Green v a
42 M;ry E (Ircrr 1 vs It-ja'" V;iii
43 Andrew Soyder vs J 'i--i S.'iea ier.
JESK ("Oi.EMAN, P.t-::'y.
lVthrnoiary's OfTic, )
Bloom bnr2, Ja'-.na'y 3d. f.r )
Court X'roctasnatioii.
Yt
,'UEllEAS the IIor:oraMe Wm. Klwel'. !
Ie-i!er,t Jtida- ol th? Court of Orer ',
and Terminer a:: i (J-nral Jail Div-ry, i a ' t',"!' ,!'"' '"M ,f - '" ,h" hi;"'
Court of Quarter S"ions rl the Peace, at'.d nl K' F. Clark, Executor nf J.,hu Beal
Lourt cf Cooimoi; p.e.isaoi) Orphans,Coiirt. ' pr ,!et'!al?' ;o srid rh 01.5 ' te creditor
in th 9firh 1. .'Ini:,l tli-iri, ! Mi,,r.r.-I n ' t.d beira en.i-l-. to ;h- .iin-, tbe or ler
i the lor.t.tiesol C"l.-.mbi. Sullivan at;d W I '8-f b!..l by l w. i! :,ti,. t pt ti, ,...
! orniMfj, ar.d t';p IIo-i. S ephor. r.alc.y end ! '" !!,nrrn"'" ou WEDNESDAY. M1K
: John MeReynolds, Associate Jud ol Co- 24TH DAY OF JANUMJY, AT TEN
lumbia to., have i-iied their precept, bear- f"l't''J. A- M ' '"', for it-e p -.-po.t
in- da9 one. :ht n-nt:.l ei-M hundred a.ul : "' t''- r"''b'.t'.'..-. All per-01.1
sixtv-s.x. f.d to :ro directed I
firil.'ititi t
Coi.rt cf Oyr n
Te-miner. a-d (Jfi.eral
Jail delivery, Qu.rer Sesionol the Pe .ce,
Com. Ple,c nd Or.tl.M. Cour. ir. Bl'mm-!
b'-.r, in !'" coiM ty cl Columbia, on the fir-t i
Mo i.!v. b':i,t i!,e E-thx'ay of Feb. riexl, .
ind to eoritinti' 0:1 vt -eV.
N'olu'i i- l.-rub siven 10 t-e Ceropr, 'I e j
Ji:.-:iep of - PeiC" ::(! Cf rifct-at I-" o' t'.-e j
fn ("ovi ty i.f Ccliitr.bii, that they 5 - t'.en J
and th?rc in 'fifiir pr'jr person's at 10 o'- t
cIock in i::e
-.for
f f-'i '. (.'r.v. v i.h
rr.'?, if.rje.i-rtto.i.. I other rernenibrati-
pes do if o-e t';-:ts wf.,rh lotneir cfTices
sprerntn to te '.-:ie. Ard thos- thf-S are
bo-:;.! by recrr.iz-'. to p'cn;? r.-n!
h -r-rrs that a;s o: rrr.y. t e 1- li.a :T,.i' ( ,r veer I.-.', to l.,-.v Tn Attd:t..r w'let
if fail cc-.i:.'y cl Colurr.l "n, to be then ..nd ltfRj at ufcv.. cf RVJr.rl v. ci.-.rk. E-.j ,
there to r.r0e--e th?n ahaM l" '". J2- i in Dfcomsbpf?. on Frtdar. Jonary 2iti,
ror are r. q'.es ed to be p- ru:nl in 'heir ' JSCS, at tn o'e'ock in tl,e Wpnnnr. of s.
at!endnce, agreeably to their en';f. ?.- J ; 4' t for ,,0 rRrpo-i ot pru.finuii it: .In
ft B:o:.nburj;, ihe 28 h ay cl Dee., o the ! vl., f hi- np.pou.tmem ; utiJ .H j.er-us
year t-four Lcrd i.r.etho.tr il fi-' t htiud-e. - havit: ut v cl.,:m n.i, hi 1 f.i... am
and 6.x!j-!X-h and in the. ei-htv-! in'h vetv : are" l-eret- ' n'-titid :(:-.l r , i; ; .., ,k
of ihe I..dep"i det t-e of t'" I'mi'cu 5;a'e vt i their rUins- b.-i a-.d An .f m i'or-
America. (Go.l -ave tVe C'n.m'-nwe;1l;:t.) : tit, dt-Uned troin n.-i .-..d fond.
SAMUEL SNYDF.R, j M E. JACK')N. A.itPr.
Sl.crifl's O.'ii-e, j S .enll. j B!.o i.-barj. Dee. 7, lbtio 4 ii bo.
Blijo.T.sbur-, J in 3 - !
W want
V2 A't'u a-ents every whf
everywnere to sei:
our improved 20 Swir..' Machines. Three ! '.OX and LI TE RATE RE B-ruui'ul bt-el
new kind-. Under aid upper (ee l War- 1 EnjrHvins. S,tle:i lid tionWe z ''colored
ranted five yenrs Above salary or lare ' fa-hiou plates. The latest p.i'terns of
comrr.i.-iors pid. Ti e ONLY machines j Ore-res, Clotk, l!oririt-. F.mbroid-'rv. ftc.
in ttie Uni:e I Stales for le-s than ?10,w hi,-h j H-ce.old Rf.ceip:, Music', &c. WHEEL
are fi:lly Ji?e::ed by Howe, Wheeler & j ER & WILi?ON';S Sewing Machinee given
Vv'ilsO'', Grcvtr i Rjker, Sincer S; Co . an ' j -.is Premium". Se';d 15 ce".rs to- a arr.p!ti
B -.c!ie!der. Ail oiher d eap 'machir-e- are j .'or,v to DEAC . PETERSON, 319
iri:ring.tr.e:i's an.! the t-i!r or t sr are lia- t Wa! 'ut Street, Ph.htdel ph. a.
tie to arrert, five iv. l i :n ;-jn: rat'n'. C r- . ,
cr.i:rs l-o". A .-, cr ca! npr-i !iaw fc
Clark, Pid-M.-".! M or n No. S2'a L-ou.j
v.py. New York ; No 231 Carer t.., P.iila
delyhia Pa , Nn. 1 1 Lo.-r.'.-ards Biock. Cm
rnj;?, Ill , N 1. 170
nn'ii, O., or No. V
'est !'onr;l) St. C.ncin '
-!i;:gr-
Exchin;-, j
Z0 v-!y. j
I
TRAYERSE .JUr.ORS TOR FEIiRUARY 1
B'ron A Til. Rupert.
Beaver He.-Ty Hi; dt-rli er.
Briarcreek Jcob Crea-y, Davi J ShctT.-t.
Reuben M ilr, Na;t an !ar:7..
Benton S:o t E Cj!.-y Ttu.Tias B. Cr le.
John I'avi-.
Ciittawifsa J .ccb Kr.'i-h, Datii-:! H i
Co lyrsrr. S cphon Thorr.cs.
Fiahin'-reek Ii .igu Mr Bri.le.
Frunk in !o-e line. rr.Jarr.b Lrem.'.'i.
(irtcnwo(,l-(i 'o W. Fi:, Jos. S Kli!,e.
Iletn'.cit'k N he:a:ih Rcse, liou! I)
rt t , . J
MctHl.it?.
Jdcksoi, Jrha Yorks
Lccui! Ilnry Fi. k. G ij.Uct. I"
He! wig
Mifilir. Jacob N;:s.
Mot. tour Evan Wellivcr.
- 1
Orange Al ral.ai.i Col-man, Michael ;
ar.re, John Snyder.
Pi. e-Jat-jb Chenitieriin, Yaletiline Win-'
Ur-leetf.
Roari.'gcreck B-m jamin Ha nek.
Sugur'oai Andre A' Laubach, Henry C
Hess!
Sco t Philip T. Hartman, John. Kressler,
Daniel L. Everhart.
January, 3, 1S66.
BROOMS."
ftf ONTGOMERY WILLIAMS respectful-
ly announces 10 lhe pu'blic-cent'rall v
that he is manufacturing CORN BROOMS,
for sale, wholesale cr retail, in VYilkes
Barre. He is prepared to luriiish merchants
and others with a rjood article of Brooms.
at reasonable prices. Persons having ma- )
ter.al tnat tney ttestre niaite up upon share
can send il to him. His work will compare
favorably with any mad? t;p in ihe State.
MONT. WILLIAMS.
Wilkes-Barre, Nov. 22, 1865.
rriHE LADY'S FEJEND
- The Best of the Monthlies devoted 10
Fashion and Pure Literature. S2,50 a year;
Two cop es S-t : Eiijht fand on graiis) S16
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINES given as premiums. Send I5et,
for a sample cony to DEACON & PETER
SON, 319 Walnut S, Philadelpnia.
S'male number for al by the News
Dealers,
AirditorV ffolicc.
Estate of if ilhrd C.Cctn, dee'd.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Auditor appoint
od by the Orphan' Court t.f Coiurnt.i
I cnomy. to distribute the JnJ ir. the hand
I'11 v. ores ue ti
ot i'wis . oreer.e adminiu tamr of Wil-
lx,,n u. ownf, l,-c , to ai.d fnon th
d,to ami "amons thu
''""Or I'l Ti ftfii'1 decM.1, at'uirdlT la
dece-..", acunrtilns o
R li; eiJ a, .u UloomsbuV, vn
; nr,!a ha 2, , d o! u ar; '
I'm .'. L- m t . i t i ..
' fJse pf Ir,aki ,,(,lriU; jp;.. A pif,Uu
having ,..imS or ilemand- Kgaict ihe es-
! f ? ' h ' a r ' " f l rr"f
! '. KJlZZl tV 't"X
"""" in ui n Fi.aiC ! IUO
inuA. C. B. URUCKWAY.
sivcncr.
RloomibD'c, Dec 27, 1865. 4w 2 60.
.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Eilate of Rr.stel fi'htf, dece iwi
j c-..i r u i.ih rrp.-s''.l ft!" nnil,l-"t to pre-
C1 1 " ' :i:r ', o-i ..'fa -jay, or i-
!"e lu" " C" ('- A.-HLM .
tm.lvr,. Coe 27. l6-i S2.SO.
e. t thiu 1 tl:r Au.':i r, 01 tha Jay, or i-
i.'.i.'f rj (.'oti'dt I'enstti mocker t decenr.i.
i 'IKE c iter i,T.:"i!, And'ror appointed by
j Orph C.-urt cf to!;irrtia c ounty, 16
j rnske !iribnt ion -;t fip fut-d tn t'te hands
, f.l B-Mtjj'fii'i P. p. .'J n r t t L?wis Yette'r,
'. V.K: ct;to' "1 C-'crad IVns'et nmcl.er, vVc'il,
' i-rT'i'i; !'.'. -ever:;l , ol t!.e ilpf.'dci.t i t
: th cr ' r e-i!b'u-lie.t by la -v. wilt nt:"1 Ht
: hi- rfri,-e in r,!.-..x. !ir-. n-, TI I UnSD A Y,
i 1 EE 2.iMI DAY OF JAM'AUY, l?66, bi
1 J'J t'cl"fk, .M.. 0! said 'ay. lor 'lie purjv0
; ot tvxk'.Tj ih t:s:rirurio'i A l pe'i..s
' having :iinrf r.r m.in U :2'in-t !: es.
j ta'e i 1 :lu I'ece.'f't.t, er" :nrifi d ro jreenl
' their, in t? A'.n'i'or oij -hat d.iv. or be d--1
tirred !ro:n ro'sii" in for 1 -hr of it,
; fund. John a fijkeze. au.. or.
i;;o"m-b-.iv. V" 27, lfi5-4.v 2 50.
A it(itur.i rVolicc-
LfUH r J-J:n Featrr, dne-t-e!.
THE uiide'si .. t Ainli or uni'iii'.! bv
r(,?'!,h -'' r' ot voinrnt ... i:.ooniy, ta
ritvrij u i.tis or t!e:r.-n 1 a i)it trie e
tae ot !,' iVi-f ( t. ;, cuti'i-d to p-eeut
; ,! fn ' e -ot on dv, ,.t be de-
,rj:" v0"'u " ,n ' '-r "fil.a
in .'. v . .. r; t . Ao.to'.
HI'
'btu . Tjsc. 27, l--6.r..-4w Z2 50.
ui tar's
Maria Fu!!r, et. al. ) Lvari Fa.-isit,
N. 33, !-e.
L. ne::!e & M " Bef
IVrm. lgQj.
I tie rnci.CV r i:e1 nn tii-
f.avir.o been tole.l i. V Cut't, on ico i-n r-i
j.,!- ;. Ffeys. tt.e Ctjn ap,,oni:e I M. E.
Jck.Ti, An.'it.'r, t .'Mbut- th fund t.
;tn;f ztri, l.c lis-n rm! .r- ecrl-d t,re.
a; ove wni.
THE BEST OF THE MONIHUES-
I IHK HDY 5 KKIKMi 'levted to FASH-
CHAS. G. B ARKLC Y,
7T.-ILL r
v v (.,,...
i; fn-:eil :?
in the several Courts cf
c"rr::y. A 11 legal business)
iir; sl.olJ receive prompt
j O V F I C E,0:i Mhifi Sps', F.xchange
I B;-.il ::::g-:, rrcr Mi'ltr'o Si .e.
l, -!,
A !). I ! S TR X TO ll 'S NOTICE.
E tate of 3 nh'-e! Fry. hit rf Mifflin town
flrp. Ccltimhiii cvn'yt dee d.
J ETTER5 ol adtr'mi-lraiion on the i-t-i
tatt- of Micluel Fry, late of Mifflin
:v.n-,:i- Colc.-r.bia coar:ty, have beet.
i'r.-r!o-l by l!.- Refiner ot -aid conntv, to
J-hu ll. Il-'tler, E-q.. of Mifiliu twp.," Cc
l:t:ti' cv i-.n y. Pe.-on having claims
-.:.-) rl.t excite of ihe decedent are re
qc-ted to iree:-.t t!ie:n 10 the administra
tor fv r srfiile v. ', and t-.rs- it.debted la
'1.0 Ci'.aio v. .A u.ake piyrienr forthwith to
J JMN If. HETLER,
1 , .-r t
6-t. AdmV
GRAND JURORS FOR FEBRUARY
TERM 1S66.
FI om Morris C. Sloan.
For. Berwick Charles D. Fowler.
Briarcreek Jacob Jlateller, William
Lnrrrn.
Braver Daniel Gear!. art.
Benton E. J. Aibertsor.
Catawis.t Jacob Drumheller.
F.sltingcrtek Samuel Shiv, Ma.hia
Kline, John J Hutchison.
Franklin Joseph Bidler.
Greenwood Richard Kitchen.
Hendocfc James Roat, Hudson GirtorT.
Locus; Wi'iiam (Jooo'man, May berry
S.iyder, Jonas' Fet.erman.
Ml. Pieasant Elia Dreblebis.
Madioi Jo.eph C. Smith.
Jitkon John Keeler. -
Ro.inr.gcreek henry Hoff.oan. -
Scoti Jaoob Terwilliger.
Sjgarlobl Joseph O. Hees, William P.
Peterman.
Jan. 3, 1S66.
ICnn THE LADY'S FRIEND
J-OUUf. The bes,t of he Monthlies d-
voted to Literature anJ Fashion. 32,50 a
year We give W HEELER & WILSON'S'
celebrated S55 Sewing Machine on lha
following terms :
Twenty copies and Sewing Machine $70
Thiny copies ami Sewing Machine ' 595.'
Forty copies ahJ Sewing Machine 8100.
Send 15 cents for a sa-nnple copy to DEA
CON Sc PETERSON, S13 Walnut St. ThiU
T i it i : i . t i . . . i-