in DMORTII, il it U II . lis - Vrj. A J. ICO BY, EDITOR. C G. BARKLEY, Assistant Editor. fl. Mr Pktt"en(?Tll it Coi, 37 Park sRow New York, are duly authorized to solicit and ' receive subscripiions ar.d advertising for the 'Slur of the A'orA,' published ht Bloomsburg, Columbia coanty. Penn'a. 1 ' i Mather & Co., 335 Broadway, New York, are authorized to receive subscriptions and advertising for the Star ej the North. DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. The Democratic Stata Convention for the -nomination of ra candidate for Governor of , 'Pennsylvania, will rneel in the hall of (he House of Representatives, at Hxrrisbnrz, on xvjonuay. me ocn io n; uay ox juarcn loot), r 3 o'clock P. M. , The headquarters of this Committee are in the Democratic Clob Rooms in Harris b org, which are open day and evening- -, Democrats visiting this city are invited to call. -.. r., . .... , . , . - ... . By order of -the 'Dem.Sfate-'Commitiee. ' " 'WILLI Ail A. WALLACE, ' 1 " ' . 'Chairman, "Ben.'L- Torster, 5ec'y. a f larritbnror. Jan 0 ISfifi VVc owe our patrons, an apology for the Issoinz of a half sheet this week, as well as an explanation of the cause. C. V. Mc Ketvy & co.of the Catawissa paper mill, "by whjcb we have been supplied with pa- pernor years, suspended, a fsw tlsys ago, rmaking paper of the size required for the "StibV -Immediately upon being informed of lit, we 'went to Philadelphia and thye 'purcuastd a quantity of paper, sufficient to last us some mouth.. It was shipped in Mtma lo have been brought to us as early as ' Jnday or Saturday of ust week, but it has not corns yet. - - .For this reason we re compelled to do taat whtcb we verymacb. regret, and which, we believe has never been done by us, or hose connected, with the Star formerly, since the paper was established. We have -barely ecoogh paper to Issue half sheet. "Many interesting articles intended for this nocAber, are of necessity, held over for next week. .A. moreenergetic, more rrlialle or more industrious man than Jude Mcrctr, we do iiot know. While on the Bench he made reputation as wide as our broad State, and he pose?es the elements that are ral. culated to give him a national repu'ation in congress, lata Uisirtct will yet see the day when it nil) not only realize the wis dom of its selection bm feel proud of its tUeptesentative. . , We clip the above remarks from the Re publican of the 23'.b ini-t. They were pub lished immediately after the passage of the in trie House ct Kspre-entativi, strike ing out rhe word ' white'' in a.'l ordinances and acts in force in the DiMrici of Cofum ti for ukich Mcrci'r voted. Tne Rrpnbli can is therefore in favor of regro suffrage. But as to the remarks. . Is it true that Mcr cra is reliable ? No.-' Mercur is fahe to- .Tits r promises ana aecia;a:tonsv, tie was elected under representations, by himself and by b'ts friends-, and by tha Republican r i i . - . . . ,Ttas at ui s aistrrci, mat ne was oppoea to n2 ro . strffra'p. and vi h nn :rtr:U for an act lo'tve utquaJified privileges ol .voting. to the-negro; he votes to make the negro the political equal of 'the, whia man. The Rtpublitan says this h a representative o "feel proud of!" And these are the iwements'- which the Rrpullican approve-;, add aj, "are caknleted lo give him a national repu'attoo in Congress." A na tional reputation ? We - think a' r.ero a fcluck and foul reputation is the truth. - Cr'dlet, the mulatto er lawyer of ihe Hosion-bar, who was condemned lately by a military court at Charleston, S C , to one years :mrrisooment in ort Pulaski, tor in- riling the slaves to insurrection and taking possession of lands and property, has been vsleased on parole by order of Boes Stantoc." Although thousands of white mm Lave suffered months and years in prison for no or the ey of the ecretary of Wm, or by ny rnaos to excite bis sympathies in their tiehalf, aoi a single IwUt of wool in any part of the Union can be put In jeopardy without bis notice, and the interposition of bis succoring offices. Tbst shows the ad vantage of being orthodoxically colored. Peotlc or Columbia Cocntt remember thai JUDGE 31 Lit CI U ihe Abolition Member of Congress from this District votes in the House of Representatives for negro suffrage. Ramemberthat MERCCR. is willing to make the negro ..the . equal of the, white man. Remember that be vctes to call tbe black man to the polls to vote sie by sids. with yon ; to vote with you and to vote against you. During the performance of ihe ceremo nies of baptism, at ihe Creek, on Sunday efisrnoon, there was a great deal of dis turbance made by intoxicated person. Two of the fallows were promptly taken in hand by Constable Evans and 'conducted to ihe care of Sheriff Snyder. r Served them right. No person should atter.d at s'uch, or any other meeting, except with, the intention of beLaving properly. Ok Sunday last, niue persons were im mersed in the"' waters of Frshitig Creek, Ltir men and five womei?, la e professors of re'igton, v- bo have joined the Baptist enristian chorcb, of rhi p'arr. ' ' Mxsccr, by ha!l constitute hi vtte, .) the riego a part of the . Law-making power cf;lh? land. R-pnbl'caiis of Co lumbia, can you approve of h:s course I frsere u one black Covr.?, pubiiil - : . . ! men's paper iti Ccl 3 by a Fii'cmin. s ad nn m BLACK! BIiACKl DLACII ! SlCriCUR 'voted for negro aoffrag'j in the House of Representatives.,: .. ( . Tlae; Shoddy majority, in toe Pennsyl vania Secaia, passed -a resolution endorsing the action of Congress to force negro suf frage upon the people of the :District of Columbia. ""' ' ""- . - " " The Columbia County Republican approves all this. Will the hoddv-Abolition voters support these act i It they do, they cnust agree to support that which will follow, namely, NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN PENN SYLVANIA. ; - " '0h, isn't that Good I" said a lady on the street, the other day, in our hearing. Our attention beiog . attracted by so earnes: an expression .we looked around, and we saw a second lady holding her photograph, which she said was taken a! Mr. Hkmp tead's Nxw Gallery in Bloomsburg. It was 'good ;' and we say, if you want a first rale picture goto A. A. Hempstead, over Hartman's store. President Johssox says of the nesro franchise question in the District of Col umbia, that it is uncalled for, and calcula ted to do great harm. He believes that it will engender enmity, contention andjslrife between the two race, and lead to a war between them, which will result- in great injury to both, and the certain extermination ot the negro population. ,The Columbia Connty Republican sup ports the couduct of Mercur in voting for rregro Suffraae. A 'qualified elector may hold office. Mercur says the negroes shall be compe tent to hold office. At a ketixg of the citizens ol Mil I villa arwi vicinity for the purpose of looking after their interests in regard to a RailroaJ the following resolutions were adopted. Whereat, ihe Atlantic and Great Wertern Rail Koad Company are looking for a through rout Irom lie Great Weil to the Ea.-lern Cilie and, Whereas ; W believe the rout by way of Little Fishing creek' is wontiy of etientiori, it is therefore Resolved to call a general meeting of all persons interested, to be held at Millviilij on Saturday.Feb. 3, 1866 at 2 o'clock '! M.,'lo lake SLCh action a6 said meeting may direct Jan. 23J 1866 A. P. HELLER, Pres. E Evr., See. The Old Guard ro Febhuakt. -The February number of this maa ine is be- fore us. It has a 6teel plate portrait of Gen. Stonewall Jackson and a &ketch. The leading article is on. tha late "Lord Pal merston and his Policy." The features of this cumber, however, are the ftr?t chap ters ol an original and ihrifli.-ig romance of the war. by a southern anther, enti led "Bertha Seely, the Herqine of the Old Do minion.7' Amon Ihe oiher articles may be mentioned, l:Revievv of President John son's Position "Pen Picture! ol -Puritanism, chapter II.." and several pieces of poe'ry. The Sliier' Table i als o full and piquant a? usual. V.t i Eria, Rot ton & Cj. P'J ishers , ew lorlt. biogle copies 25 cents ; S3 00 p cr annum. .M.vir. Demorest's rnotit'ilj magazine for February, comes to us iil'ed with the most beautirul fashion )latea nnd patterns ; con taining, also, a gre.it deal of waiting mat ter, enteitainirig and instructive. Muic, Poems, &c. ko. All are buauliful and ele antfy illuftrated, furnishiy? a maq;aziije which 'u a league ahead of any of its. com petitors - v Terms. S3 CO per year with a beautiful premium to earn subscriber. Ljcies, desiring -a first class magaz re. should sene immediately for Frank Leslie's! It .always contains the latest fashions, through agents at Paris and other foreign cities.; it has the largest and best executed engravings; it contains also, in each num ber, full-sized cut patterns of some prevail ing fashionable article of Ladies dress; it a!so contains, patterns of useful and orna mental needlework and braidings, together with choice literary matter, tales, biogra phies &.c. Fratk Leslie 537 Pearl St. N. Y. "THt Good Sasijritax" is a beautiful ' steel engraving; " At the sweet'' is another ! fine picture. These are both to t found in ; in Arthurs Home Magazine for February 7 j and following these are the latest and ne.it- j est patterns of edging '& insertion; thau i fashions of Ladies and childrens' dresses - 'Carena'' a piece of music for the parlor is itself worth the price of tt.e magazine, but besides a!) this there is a great deal o! use ful and interesting reading matter." T. S. Arthur ii Co. 323, Walnut St. Phil adelphia PI10 TO G RaPHS I PUG TCG RA rHS I ! A NEJF GJi LLEl Y IN BLOOMS- BURG. fyHE undersigned take? pleasure in an - rouncrns ihat he hBs opened a Gallery in the larire Room over H inman's Store, in Bloomsburg, Pa., for PHOTOGRAPHIC and Kindred Art. He is Pictures of all kinds. prepared lo lake flavins procured ih services of an ex perienced Artiit from N sw York hft is pre. pared lo do all kinds of Picture taking. Call and see before going elsewhere. A. A. HEMPsEAD. Jar.ua ry 31, 1866 3m. Lackawanna & tiloomsbnrs R. II. f and after November 27, 1865, Passen. ger Trains will run as follows SOUTHWARD. A. M. P. M. 5 50 .10.05 6-55 U.15 9 IS 9 50 10.38 P. M 4.50 6.20 8.53 9 30 10 15 3.05 3.40 4.15 6.55 8.10 M. fc r Leave Scrantoo, " Kingston, " Rupert, " Danville, Ar. Northumber'd - - NORTHWARD. Leave Northumber'd, 8 00 (1 Danville, 8.40 Rupert, ' 915 A. M. ti " Kingston, ' 2.35 8.3o Ar. Scranton. 5.43 ' 9.35 Trains leaving Kingston at 8 30 A. Scramon, connect with Train arriving ait New York at 5 20. Leaving Northumber land at 8.00 A. M. and Kingston 2.30 P. M. connect with train aniving at New York at 10 55. P. M. Passsngers taking train Sonth frona Scranton at 5 50 A. M. via Northumbe land, teaclj Harrtsburg 12 30 P. M., Balti more 5.30 P.M., Washington 10.00 P. M. via Rupert reach Philadelphia at 7.00 P. M. ! II. A.. FONDA, Sop't. ' I" Kingston,. Nov. 25, 1S6J. -, -,. , . STATEMENT ) . ; - 'v . of, 'v :" The Financesof IhelonntjOf Colon biay fra ihe 1st Day f Jan. a. li. V 1865, to the i st Day of Jan. 1, D. . .1866. ) "' HE Auditors elected lo settle and adjust he public accounts of Columbia couti-. ty, respectfully beg leave to report that they have examined the same from ihe first dav ) of January A. D. 1865, io the first day of janoary, a. u. isbO, and respectfully lay Deiore tne nonoraDie Judges ot the Court of Common Pleas of said county the fol lowing statement and report agreeably to the.22d section of the "Art ot General As sembly of this Commonwealth, passed the fourth day of April, A. D 1834." Daniel McHenry, Treasurer of Columbia County, in account with said countv 18G3. Dr. Jan. To amt. outstanding lor 1865 &e, 56664 76 "To balance in hands of Treasurer as oer Iat Auditors' report 5563 20 To bal. on ten day assessment 1864 23 60 May To cash of Jesse Coleman Proth'y ja ry fees and fines 21 00 do To cash of Jacob Hutler,land red'med 3 i6 1864. To cash of Joseph Gbi2f r land redm'd 1 56 May. To cash of Wm. Lam on land red'med 1 43 June. To cah of John Karus land red'med 5 75 do 18:5. To amount -of coun- ly'tax asessed for r8S5 '11133 03 Sep. To cah of Jer. Ja coby lor Brier Creek twp keeping C. Suit 150 00 do To cash ol Samuel Kelchner for Brier Creek twp keeping C Suit 103 60 do To cash ofJas Freeze shingles 20 00 do To ten day a3m't '65 18 "67 do cat-h of Michael Brobst land red'med 13 80 Doc To cash of Jas Rog ers old plank 1 00 do To cah of Jesse Cole . man Jury fees & fines 13 CO do To cash of J. G. Freeze shingles 10 10 ;Paid assessors for spring military ass't '65 112 40 To cash ot military fund viz J S Sanders notice of appeals - 2 00 W H Jacnby notices 5 00 P John Blank book 5 00 Paid assessors for 9 asam'iof Dog tax '65 159 55 To cash of sundry persons "redemption x money 487 22 To cash ree'd for sun dry taxes 231 86 - 1910 19750 63 94 Cr. By am't outsrar.d'iHg for 1955 and previous yrs 5347 24 " Exonerations allowed collectors 316 33 " Commisj-icn allowed collector 504 05 ' arn'l county orJers re deemed . v 12792 47 " Trea-uror's corrvmi.--. sion on tl2449 80 at 4 per cent 497 99 -" am't paid 'ate Treas urer tax on outstanding bonds 8 25 Balance in hands of Treas urer 284 61 S1975C 94 DANIEL Mi HENRY, Treasurer of Col umbia county in account wi;h tax on Dogs JUr. To amount outstanding ' and uncollected for lf64 and previous yrs 784 65 ' am't due said fund as per auditors report Jan 4, 1S65 3 " amt ass'd for 1865 1270 Cr. 90 50 205S 05 By amount outstanding & lincoliecte J " Exonerations allowed - collectors " comtnisrson al I'd do am't of sheep dam aae order redeemed Paid assessors for as sessing doz lax for "65 Treaiirer' commission on 5937 25 at 5 per ct 819 00 47 47 50 69 937 25 159 55 46 K6 2058 05 EXPENDITURES. Auditor'' $ and cleiki. Am't pd auditors & cleric 48 W Wirt auditing Proth'y 00 i: Registers acct 15 00 61 00 Asstisors pay. Am't paid assors for spring asso-.'! BRIDGES ROAD VIEWS. 09 63 173 01 Am' pi!4mrT ProvTRA BRIDGE David Savage bal on bridge. 1 on ract :n 1 tnt W A Kile bridge iwp '64 122 00 in Sugars loaf 700 00 David Savage bridge in -Benton 1100 00 1922 00 BRIDGE REPAIRS. Ara'i paid sundry persons for repairs 1222 72 BLANK HOOKS. Am't paid for blank books for Proihonotary & Re corders offiCfcS CONSTABLES' RETURNS. Am't paid tne several con stables during the jear COURT CRIER. Am't paid Moses CofTman CLEANING COURT HOUSE. Am't paid sundry persons ?9 10 153 24 so 24 50 00 COUNTY BUILDINGS. Am'i pd for repairs al Court House and Jail during the yr. 771 COMMISSIONERS & CLERK. Am't pd UC Fruit Clerk 600 00 01 " Rohr McHenry Comm'r 176 61 " T J Vanderslice 228 61 '' Allen Mann " John F Fowlar 176 61 18 00 1199 3 COMMISSIONERS' ATTORNEY. Am't pd W Wirt Att'y - ?5 COMMONWEALTH COSTS. Am't pdiuntlry persons 322 - DISTRICT ATTORNEY. 00 32 Am't pd E H Little ELECTION EXPENSES. Am't pd for spring election 421 20 " . " General " 377 50 66 00 798 70 WILD CAT & FOX SCALPS. Am't pd sundry persons 55 SO .T . -r , FUEL. . - Coaf& Wood for Cosrt Houie aji'UJan ; ' " " ' j65 0 INCIDENTAL EXPENSES' t Am'! pd for stationary for cout " 70 55 INSURANCE. Paid T.ycomitig'lnsurance Co '19 32 INQUESTS. Am'i paid Joseph Lilly, esq., inquest on' body of W. Reeser, - 10 "38 do John Doak. E-q., on body of R. Hill, 12 5 do H. L Freas, M. D. ex amination of boJy of M. C arles. at inq'st, 1009 do J. R. Evans, M.'D. ex amination of body of W. Reeser at inque&t. 15 CD 47 96 PRINCIPAL & INTEREST ON LOAN. Am't paid Francis Evans . in'ot for 1864 on bond against county 60 00 Am't paid Francis Evan? bond 1000 00 do Francis Evans int'st 35 CO do paid Frank Barton, bounty 25 00 1120 00 JURORS' WAGES & MILEAGE. Am't paid Jurors a: the severc.lj courts 1?76 67 MEDICAL SERVICES. Arn't pd. J. R Evans M. D. attendance on.piisoners. 6 CO do F.:C. Harrison, . 2 00 8 00 Mm n A. Am't paid J. S Sanders for . . publishing notice of appeals 2 00 do W. H. Jacoby for print ing notices 5 00 do P. John, blank book 5 00 12 00 PRINTING. J Am 'l paid W HxJaroby - I too J 201 00 125 00 108 50 oo ' Jo manners do L L Tate 434 50 PENITENTIARY. Am'l pd. E. S Penitentiary for 6uppon of convicts 306 25 do paid Pa. S ate Lunatic Hospital for support of C Suit, 76 20 . . FROTH ONOTARY.. ; Paid "JesSe'Cole man Proth'y POSTAGE. Am't paid D A Beckley, P M ROAD DAMAGES. SamoefRimby Madison 14 CO D Purel Bloom 25 00 Hush Thompsor. Briarcreek 30 00 Ar.thonv Weitzel Hemlock 20 00 Samuel Brnaler ' do 63 .00 Stephen McIIenrv "widow" Jackson " 125 00 Samuel Trump Orange 50 00 RECORDER. Am't paid J G Freeze, re cording Treasurer's bonds and 6tam?s 1 REVENUE STAMPS. Am'l paid P John for stamps . SHERIFF. do S Snyder fa: boarding prisoners tS3 01 do conveying J Coursan and M Handelong to E Penitentiary 90 50 do oonveving Tbos.lStodd to E Penitentiary . 0 00 S82 45 189 58 1 50 327 00 13 50 24 00 5:3 54 SURVEYOR. Am't paid Solomon Neyhard survoyinii'unseated land - SHEEP DAMAGE. Am't paid sundry persons, to wit Tloom town-chip 22 00 Benton do 6 00 Beaver do 50 00 Briarcreek do 36 00 Centre do 120 75 Fishingcreek do 45 00 Jackson do 93 00 Locust do . 18 0C Madion do ' ' 16 50 Mifflin do 18 0C Maine do 31 00 Mt Pleasant Jo 31 00 Orange do 38 00 Sogailoaf. .'do 11 00 Scott do 99 00 TIP STAVES. Am1l paid at the several courts TAXES REFUNDED. Am'l of road, school and poor lax refunded ip the several townships 35 00 610 25 72 5 0 343 07 Whole am't ol orders issued for the year 1S65 Deduct aru't of sheep dam age orders lor the S13243 55 same year 6IO 25 343 07 do taxed refunded townships lo do borrowed money a:t; inl'st on same do militia expenses 1I20 12 00 00 S2085 32 Actual expenditures the year 1 fc65 for SI 1153 23 We ihe undersigned auditors of Colum bia County, being duly elected lo adjust and hp '! the accounts of the Treasurer and Commissioners, do certify lhat we met at ihe office ol the Commiioners in Bloomsbnrs and carefully examined the accounts and vouchers ot Ihe same from thefirslday of January, A. D., 1865, to the first day of Jan., A. D. 1866, and find them correct as bet forth in Ihe foregoing statement, and that we find a balance due Colombia County of Two Hundred and Eighty Four Dollars and sixty-one cents. (S284 61) from Daniel McHenry, Treasurer of said County.. Given under our hands, this third day of January, 1866. DANIEL SNYDER, ) Co-Jniy L. B. RUPERT, Auditoit. Attest-DANIEL LEE- We, the undersigned, Commissioners of Columbia County, do certify that tbe lore going is a correct statement of the ac counts of said county for the year A. D., 1865. Witness our bands, January third A. D. 1866. THOS. J. VANDERSL1CE, ) Coram'rs of ALLEN MANN,' j Col. Co. Attest R. C. FRUIT." FINANCES OF COLUMBIA COUyTY Balance due from col lectors S5347 24 Deduct exonerations & commissions 1200 00 S4147 284 24 61 Bat. doe Co. from Treas. 34431 85 Deduct orders unre deemed tor 1864 and previous years Deduct orders unre deemed for 1865 Deduct balance due. D Savage on bridge contract in Benton Deduct balance due W. A Kile,bridge con tract in Sugatloaf $49 63 69 8J - 754" 00 ' . 680 50 1553 96 Balance "id favor of county 11877 89 STATEMENT OF DOG TAX Bal. due from collectors S8I9 00 : Deduct exonerations '& commissions 150 00 669 00 De'ducf orders unre deemed for 1864 and previous years Orders unredeemed for 1863" 3115 53 113 00 ?22H 50 'Bal. in favor of said fund 8440 50 'Commissioners' Office, Bloomsburg, Jan. 3, 1866. SHERIFF SALES. T"y viriue ol several writs of venditioni - -exponas and Fi. Fa. lo me directed, is sued oitcof the Court of 'Common Pleas of Co him bra county, will be exposed to public sale, at ihe'CCURT HOUSE, in Blooms burs, on MONDAY, THE Sth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1866 at 1 o'clock in the af ternoon of said day, the following real ebtate to'wit : A certain tract or piece of land lituale in Fishincreek township, Columbia connty, bounded and described as follows to wit : On the west by land of Adam Bellas, on the North by, 'and of Jonas Doty, on ihe south by land of George Heath, late -bought of Appieman. on the east by land of John Boston, containing about forty five acres morp or less, whereon are erected a frame dwelling house and a frame barn with the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Jacob Yaple. ALSO, A certain lot or piece of ground situate in ihe town of Benton, Columbia county, containing; one fourth of an acre, bouuded as follows : Cn the north by lot of Adam Lutz.on ihe eist by public road, on the south by lotof Clamuel McHenry and on ihe west by an al'ey ; whereon is erected a large frame Cabinet shop and a frame 6table with the appurtenances. Seized, laken in execution and. to be sold as the property of Samuel C.'Krick baum. ALSO, The undivided one-ninth part of all that certain tract of land situate in Mifflin twp . Colombia county, containing one hundred and filteen acres, bcuned on the west by lands of Leonard Kirkendall, on the north and east by lands of Cornelius Kirkendal! and on the south by lands of Abrani Mos teller, whereon is erected e log hru.-e and a frame barn wi;h the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and to be soli, as the properly ol Abel HerlocJier. ALSO, A lot of ground situate in 1?outh Blooms bur?, Col. county, adjoining a lot of Wm Bidleman on the soutn, Railroad street on the we?t. a lot of Mrs Margaret Dawson on the north and Blockberry alley on the east being thirty feet wide and one hundred and fi fly-five feet deep more or less, whereon is erected a plank dwelling house with the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and in be sold as the property ol TneobalJ M. Daw son, ALSO, A certain tract or piece of land Vnuate. in Beaver lowe-hip, Columbia county, con taining one hundred atid twetrty-fi ve acres bounded on the south by laniis of Tench Coxe and lands of Erick aid Shuma.i also the Cattawissa Rail Road, on the west by land of David Brown, on the north by latins of Henry Harriger. oa.th east by lands of John Fry, with ihe appurtenances. Scizd, taken in execution and 10 be sold as the properly of 'Lewis FiL'r SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff. Sheriff7 Cffici,. .'. Bloomhburg, Jan. 3, 1866' WIDO U S' A Pi'lUISEE EXTS. NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION. THE following appraisements of real and personal properly s el apart to Widows of Decedents have been filed in the office ol the Register ol Columbia county, under the Rules of Coirrt, and will be presented fo absolute confirmation to ihe Orphan's Court to be held in Bloomsburg in and for said county, on Wednesday, the 7th day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1866, at 2 a'clock in the after noon of said day ; unless exceptions to each confirmation are previously fi'ed, of which all persons i me retted in said estate will take notice. 1 Widow of Jacob IJoais, la'.e of Beavei twp, dee'd. 2 Widow of Dr. James A. Wil-on, late of Berwick Borough dae'd. 3 Widow of Michael Fry. late of Mifflin twp, dee'd. 4 Widow of Wm. M. Roberts, laie of Jackson twp, dee'd. 5 Widow of Goreoa R. Goff, lata of Bloom iwp, deo'd. 6 Widow of Wm. Gillaspy, late of Hem lock Iwp, Jec'd. 7 Widow of Valentine Whitenight, laie Hemlock iwp, dee'd. 8 Widow ol Elias Dietuich, Sate of Men war twp, dee'd. JOHN G. EREE2E, Register. Jan. 10. 1S66. Jutice ot the Peace, Licensed Conveyancer, Scrivener, and Surveyor, Office Beaver Valley, Pa. Will attend to taking acknowledgements, Write Deeds, Mortgages, Lea-e, Houds, Notes, Agreements, &c. Surveying atten ded to with despatch. Charges moderate. Jan. 10, 1866. 4mo. 55. II. STOIINER, r.AKi:i: and confectioner HAS always on hand and for sale Fresh BREAD, CAKES, and PIES ; French and Domestic Confections in great and splendid variety; Nuts Fruits, and everything usually found in a first class confectionery store. He would call especial attention to his newly received stock of PICKLED FRUITS, ASD JELLIES. Having recently fitted op a new and elegant OYSTEU SALOOIV, on the first floor, two doors west of Eyer & Moyer's Drug 6tore, he is prepared Jo wait upon his many customers with FIRST CLASS FRESH OYSTERS as cheap as the cheapest. He will supply Balls, Parties, and Families, with Oysters, Confectionery, &.c, at reasonable rates. Bloomsburg, Dec. 20, 1865. CL0VERSEED WASTED. The undersigned will pay ihe highest market prices lor CLOVERSEED. PAXrON-3 HARMAN. Rupert, Pa. 3mo. OLD THINGS MADE NEW- A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restore sight and give up spectacles, without aid of doctor or medicine. Sent by mail, free, on receipt af 10 cents. Ad drsss, r E. B. FOOTE, M. D. . 1130-Broadway, New York. BUSINESS COLLEGE N. E 'corner Tenth and C.hestuut-Streets PHILADELPHIA. ' The most complete and thoroughly ap pointed Business 'Commercial College in the country. The only on3 in ihe City possessing a 'Legii-laiive Charier, and rhe Onlv one in United States authorized to confer 'Degreess of Merit. 'Diplomas awarded to graouates in the CommerciarCouise'under its corpo rate seal by authority of law. 'Conducted by gentlemen of liberal edu cation and extensive experience in busines.i and affording unequalled advantages for the thorough theoretical and practical educa tion ol young men for the various duties and employment ol business life. THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED by a system of ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING original and pre-eminenlly practical, giv ing tlie st'idcnt in the shortest time a com plete insight into the routine, details cus toms and forms of business in general, a conducted in the best regulafpd commer cial and finarcial'esiablishmeiits THEORETICAL BOOKKEEPING !Upon fe. new plan, with an original Cxposl tion of the science 'of accounts, srranged and publi'hei' by the propretor of this In sii',011011 exclusively for his own 'Cse, sav ing one-half the ordinary labor of (lis stu dent, and givir.g him a complete knowl edge of the practice of Ihe best account ants THE COMMERCIAL COURSE. EMBRACES Bookkeeping. Commercial Arithmetic, Pen maoship, Business Correspondence, Commercial Law, Lectures on Bu siness Affairs, Commercial Customs. Forms, and Ac tual Business Prac tire. - SPECIAL BRANCHES. A!z-bra and th Higher Mathematics. Pho nography, Ornamental Penmanship, the Art of Detecurifl Counterfeit Money, Engtneeriru, Surveying Naviga tion and Telearaphin. TELEGRAPHING. ' The arrangement lor Telegraphing are far in advdnce of anylhina of the kird ever offered to the public. A regular Tel esraph Lme is connected wiin the Institu tion with twenty brance in various parts of the city, where publir- business is transact ed, and in which the -students of this Insti tution are permitted to practice. No regu lar office praorice can be had m any o'her school ol instruction in Ihe rountry. with out which no one can obtain a position as a practical operator. Yonn men are cau tiot.eJ asain-t the deceptive representa tion of those who, without any 6iich fa ciii;i6, pretend to teach Telegraphing. PATRONAGE This institution is now enjoying lb gest patronase ever betoed u,on commercial school in ihe 'State. G.er hundred stodenis were in attendance lar. any five the first )ear,diid over seven hundred during the pat year. The best class o students may irtyariably be found here, and all its. associauotn are first rls. LOCA1 ION AND ACCOMMODATIONS The ii.siiiniion i located in themo cen tral part ot :h'e city, and its accomodations, for extent, elegance and convenience, are unsurpassed. All the fooms have b?en fitted up in the very best style wiih BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING HOUSES, TELGRA Pll OFFICES, "STATIONERY STORE and a r"-iT"" "- BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE, supplied with finely engraved lithographic -ro es used as a circulating jnodium" in the Departmpnl of Actual Business. TO YOUNG MEN who desire a PRAC TICAL EDUCATION FOR EL?S1NES, we guarantee a course of itiMructio'i no wh?re el2 equalled, while Ihe repolainn ari.1 standii g ol the institution among business men make its endorsement the t e-t pass port to success and advancement. Ail con templaiina entering any commercial Col l2e. are invited to pend for an ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND CATA LOGUE contain ins complete interior view ed the College, and full particulars cf the coure ot in-:rucirn, terms, kc. L. FAIRBANKS, A M , Vxii-.tt.t T. C. SEARCH, Special Ttacer and Supt. ol Oiftre Businers. Nov. 1, 1S35 1 jr. "MEXlCOTUKflCO ' ! $30,000,000 LOAN' F THE RCrtCLIC OF MEXICO. Twenty-year Coupon Bonds in Sums cf ' $50, S100, S3C0, and S1,000. Inlercsl Sevrn Per Cent., Payable in TIic City of New Yrk. Principal and Interest l'uable in GOLD. Sl0,000,ey0- 10 be Sold at SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, in U. S. Currency, thus yielding an interest of Twelve per cent, in Gold, or Seventeen per cent, in Currency, al the present rate of premium on gol.1. Ibe first year's interest already pro vided. THE MOST DESIRABLE 1 V f'ES TMENT EVER OFFERED. Immense tracts of Mining and Aericul tural lands; sixty per ce:i. of port dues, imposts and taxes, in the States ol Tamauli pas and San LnisPotosi; and the plizhted faith ol thy said States and ihe General Government are all pledged for the redemp tion of ;hese Bonds and payment of inter est. The Securily is Ample. S30 111 U. S Currency , wid buy a 7 per cent Gold Bond of $50. SCO in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per cent. Gold Bond of $100. S300 in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per cent Gold Bond of S500. S600 in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 pet ceni. Gold Bond of SI000. Let every lover of Republican Institutions buy at least oivk Korvn. Circulars forwarded and subscriptions re ceived by JOHN W. CORLIES & CO., and J. N. TIFFT, Financial Agent of the Republic of Mexico, 57, Broadway, New York. CsT Subscriptions also received by Banks and Bankers generally througnout the Unit ed Slates. Nov. 8, 1865. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Jacob Mills, deceased. THE UNDERSIGNED, apDoined Audit or by the Orphans' Court of Columbia Co. lo make distribution of the balance in tbe hands of John Smiib, one of the Executors of Jacob Mills late of Madison' township, Columbia county, dee'd, among the Lega tees of Testator, will attend at his office in Bloom sburs in said connty,on SATURDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JAN. 1866, at 10 o'clock of said day lo make the distribution, when and where all persons interested will attend if they see proper, of be de barred Trom coming in for a share or tha fund. -' ROBERT F CLARKr Aad'r. 1 WIOMLXG INSUBAME COMPART, OJJict over the IVyomin g Bank. CAPITAL AXD bCRPLCS, 120,C0. CP Will insure seain-i lo- or dama-j i Fire. onproprty in town or couuiry, nt reasonnMe ;erms. DIRECTORS.O. M Hollenbscx, John Reiohard, Samuel Wilh.m, D L Shoe maker, Daniel t. Dnesb tch, R. C. Srni S R. D.'Laroe.'G. P.Se-lf W, W. Ketchup 'Charles 'Dorrante, VV.'S.R os, George M Harding. G. M- IIOM.ENBA'CH. Pres't. I). .. SHOEM AKKR, V. Pre$U. R C. SMITH, Secretary, W. G. "STERLING, Treasurer L 'ti. CONOVFR. Aiert. Beucti Ilaveu, Pa. December 2d, 1863 lyl ADMINISTRATOR'! X0TICE. Estate of John Peoterjufe of Fihm;titik o7. Arp, CoTirtnhia county, uee'd. f ETTERS of aJminj-tration on tbe -itts.te of John Pealer late of Fishinacr!k township Columbia county, have beeh granreJ by the 'Uesister ot said countv, ifc Solomon Bus. Persons having claim's againM the estate of ihe decedent are re quesr'ed to preterit them to ibe administra tor for seiiienJt;;)', and those indebted to (he estate will make payment forthwith to SOLOMON BUSS, Jan. 17 166 6w. Adm'r APPLICANTS FOR T.Wl.RX LICENSE The foHowiufi perf-ons have made appli cation to the PothotiUnrv of Columbia county, for tavern u-en..s, to be at ihe February term ol Court ? granle'd Nantes, Township, John L2'-'Ot, 'Grerowod, Michat-I Schulfy, C-iiiyngtiam, Hiram Srreihers. Borough of Kerwirl, JESSE COLEMAN, iV-thono ary. Bloomsburg, Jn. 10, IroS. ierrible Excitement ? IN LIGHT STREET. AT PETER ENT'S STORK, n Account the ISeKr A r i i ra I o f FA I. Is Ac Win! GIWA T BED ucriox IX PRICES TTAS just received from he eastern cities and is now opening m jte old stand a splendid assortment of SCI ar c3 ea m a za is ft which will be ol,t chep for CASH OR COUNTRY PROOUCF.'l His stock consi-15 of La.lies DreM Goods, choirest stales aud latest fashions. CALICOES. MUSLINS. C IN G H A MS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY SILKS, SHAWLS. CARPETS. Keacly-.TlasIc C lthiti-, SATINKIS, CS5f! MERES, COTTON A HKS KENTUCKY JEANS, THREAD, &U. I queens ware, UEUAItW-'irtE. HARDWARE. MEDICINES. T)KiTC,S. D00TS AM) SHOES, 'l!TS aL-d CAPS, in snort ever)ttuiig co a '1 try tir. usuifly ke;i in Tfie pironie of his the p'tblic gr::-ruM, is lifi ed. c.'i- friepi's, and lesjiecilull) so- The l.i;,ie.t market try prn.li:ce. L'ghi S:reet, Oct. 4, price 'paid for emnj- I'jIi kr i:xr. ISoj. v lilacs. sfc2y GROCERY STORE. MAIN STREET, ELOOMSBUR. ITI ore I''i'c!i Good. i ON Jwt rereirn! at Ilcrtrt Oizer's Vf IT Store: MOLASSES, SU(J RS. TEAS, COFFEE, RICE, SPICES, FISH SALT, RAISIN. TOP.AOCO, SEGARS. CANDIES, NOTIKNi, Tovs. FEED AND PROVISIONS, Together with a sreat variety of notions &c , loo nunerou to mention. BUTTER EGGS. MEKT, ard Produce sencrally, taten in excharc for jioods. The test market price wiil b allowed. Give him a call. JC!7The highe-t market prices paid for all kinds of COUNTRY FURS HENRY G1GER. Bloomsburg, January 3, 1VS6 CHARLES B. BII0CKWAY, A ltorncjal-laV Bounties, Hack-pay. Fensions, -c, callecttd. Special attention paid Id matter arising undr the Internal Revenue Laws. OFFICE, one door we; of the Court House." BLOOMSBURG, Pa. January 17, 1866. ITCH 1 ITCH ! ITCU I Scratch, Scratch, Scratch! IFIIEATOiVS OIXTMEXT, . YViil Core the Itcb in 43 Hours. ALSO cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chil blains, and all Eruptions of the skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all drussists. By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POT TER, Sole Agents, 170 Washington street Boston, Mass.. it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of ihe United Stales. Sept. 27, 1865. 6m. ITIatrimoiiial. T A DIES and Gentlemen : If you wish to - marry you can do so addressing me. I will send you, without money and without price, valuable information, that will ena ble you lo marry happily and speedily, irrespective of age, wealth or beauty. Tbis information will cost yoa nothing and if you wish to marry, I witl cheerfully assist you. All letters strictly confidential: ;Tbe desired information sent by return rotit and uo reward asked. .Please inclose poI, age or stamped envelope, addressed to yourself. Address, SARAH B. LAMBERT, Green point, Kings Co. N. Y. $90 A 31S) Til I AGENTS . wanted tor six entirely new articles, just out. Address O. T. GAREY, City Building Biddeford, Me. Dee.20 '6b iy. OXTEYAffCIXG, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE, by C.G.'BARK- ILZY, Auoroay al Li w,; Bloomsburg, Pa. C
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers