rsomollug itootrat NM Ela WM. M. JAC6IIIIIro Editor. WedneltdaY. July 10. 1467. P. N. Par Naomi. k 37 Park Row New York It. duly auraoriard to eolith nod 'waive aukocrio- Nous audadvertsing for the thowsrat Mar, pub. Ilona it mooluabori, Columbia county, Pa, . • DCl3loCratic Shale Neal.*Shen. nr Judge of the Suprrnie Court, KOM MOO if IXASSIWOODI OP PIiILARELPHIA. Who lo Hencelfird by the War I The Republican asks the question, who was benefited by the war? and then auswers by saying, "not the Drmseratic Party." For once we agree with the Neter, sawing always dot the Democratic Party was bene fited by having the scum and filth and nasti. ness which accumulate around and adhere to all human contrivances to a considerable extent thrown off, thus leaving a compara tively pure and w thoroughly determined party in the field to combat the filthy sure gatiou of isms which go. to make up the so othed Republican Party. But to reeur tai the question, who was benefited by the war? The Doctor does not answer, and we will try to indicate the class of people who were so benefited. That man now on Fifth Avenue, New York, will, previous to the war, was a put-horse poll *inn, spending his afternuous and evenings with loafers, whose votes himself' or his friends might soon want, while his wife and daughters occupied a garret, in faded calico, and in tears- this man, now owning stud om cupyiug that Brown stone front, was made Ma t ior Ger4ral by his "friend," and he was benefited by the war. Then again that merchant downtown, who had the reputa tion of being a shrewd man, and of some influence as a politician in.a local way, and who received that contract for a large amount of army clothing, and who h a s since moved into a large store room, and inereas ed his stock to the extent. of Fifty thousand Dollars, lie was beuefited by the war, So also that Assessor or Revenue tax, with salary of five thousand dollarsa year ; that gang or assistant assessors, that tia-midable brigade of collectors ; in short, the locust like host of government tin:lll4,e. created by the war, defy are all benefited by the war. Town and country are full (Touch instances. Our own Hale Conility Or Columbia can for nigh several illustrations in point. rhsc ? certainly not the 'willow:. and orphan , wade such by inereilt con wription: nor the mittiberle , A unfortunates with toutilattarbodiet, who are to be wet with all over the land ; now of these, .t.41013Dv alone is benefited ; awl 'r4ttotnyr, thy ntuue is legion. t wns a copperhead predietion that to free the slaves was to incite to murder and every other crime. But the prediction has not ret been verified. Since their freedom the blaelca have behaved themselves peacefully, and are, lhr the most part. indmoriong eiti zens. needing only education to make them ten fold more valuable to the society of which they form a part.--llFpubficqu. Has not been verified? hook at the case of Mrs. Long, who wai kutaily ravished and then murdered, in her own house, last month, in North Carolina, by three nogmes. Look at the ease of .Visa Weston, an edu cated and highly refined young lady of Georgia, who was latoly &aged off her horse while taking an evening ride, by four negro soldiers attached to the Freedmen's Bureau, sod kept by them two days aNd three nights in a swamp, and subjected to such pollution as makes the imagination revolt. We might continue this horrid catalogue, lout we reflect thut littla,good Cad be dime to outietilers by giving dutails so disgusting human naturn. When Vt. John says that the Degrees since al eit. freedom have behaved themselves peacefully, he either is ignorant of the facts, or is attemptiag to deceive his reader+. Mott. Wm. A. WALLMIL—We cheer fully endorse the following from the Lancas ter lotclligeneer, in reference to the chair man of the Democratic State Central Committee: "The unanimous nit-election of tlon. Wm. A. Wallace as Chairmattof the Itent• 4)emtio State Central Committee, and tht extettsinn of his term of office to Jejtuary 4st., 2869, was a wise movement on the fiart of the State Conwetian. We leave been thrown into very intimate mooc"ation with Mr. Wallace since be ties hed the position of Chairman of the State Ci atral Committee, and we War willing testimony to his prudence, his polticai sagacity, his energy, his busittess capacity, his ability and fitness in all nopects fur a proper dis charge of the tinti6a of a most important positton. lie has marshaled the Demo. zeta: hosts in such a tuatmer as mast go tar towards g i ving us the vitttory which now -lies within our grasp. It e.lng toiled faith- fully without reward it was anly right that lw should be permitted to kali the .inuting triutna." MY It is said that through the ageoey of tbe,"Neb Mtanitain Senator" the name of our late lsowijed friend Bob Clark, which for years stunk in the nostrils of the "Fish ingcreekers," is beginning to hear among them an oder.alnesst saintly. Indeed it is being reported that enconinnis are being showered down uportiare head as copiously ns bail atones and coaia fire once were! That is right. To forgixe ,and forget is a Christian virtue! Reputatean. By what authority the editor of the Re publican would connect Mr.. Illniikalew and Robert F. Clark politically, we de not k now. Mr. Buckalew's political anteeokients arc matter of history, and the po.itioe, of Mr. Clark, although a private citizen, Li very well known. During the war, when :rat Brigade . of soldiers were brought upon tile clash' of Fishing Creek, Mr. Buckalew teilt p decided stand, so as to hinder as mucitas possible merciless and needless op pression. lie tisetl his best endeavors to procure freedom of the Fishing Creek prisonces ; and that the Doctor should at tempt to connect him with that unfortunate affair Rhin than as having used his good offices for the oppressed, ja . slanderous and Mmeofrattle Casiedidat *As most of our people know, there will be elected this WI a Sheriff, County Treasurer, County Commissioner, County Auditor, and two Jury Commissioners. This het is a new ofitse, created by an set of' the Legits lature or last winter, which act provides for the manner of drawing the respective juries. This new Angled way is as follows: the wheel is filled by the two Jury COLUUdifildolllolll and one at least of the Judges of the Count. 'The Jury is awn, drawn by the two Jury Commissioners and the Sheriff. In select ing Jury Commissioners the citizens vote for but one--idler the fashion of selecting Inspectors of Elections. Whether this is an improvement on the old-fashioned, time honored plan, remains to be seen. Hut the special necessity for careful-action on the part of the Democracy, in the selec tion of a County ticket is the thing to which we desire to call the attention of all good men and true. Shoddy has so firmly fixed itself in power that extraordinary exertion is necessary to Wig the hinges of its throne• and send it toppling to the earth. The time has passed when it was thought that the se lection of County ofileers could affect in any degree those grander questions which agi tate the whole country. We now know that the ramificationsof power reach the most remote districts, and disturb and influ ence, Me adection of incumbents of the nio.4 trifling municipal offices---as when a ind.ble is cast upon the water, the limit to its waves is unknown. The war brought upon us most horrid experiences, ellt4l AM were predicted in the Sacred Book—the turning of the son from the !hater, the husband from the wife. A large number of citizens of ourown County bad the bitter cup of merciless persecution placed to their lips, and the unfeeling men in power s that time, and their adherents, roust expect no mercy from the true Pe. itineracy so long as the ballot box is a weapon in the' hundsmf an outraged peo; In the selection of candidatei for the vari or offices, them let one ordinate principle be observed, l rt no 111011, bo , 104014 P'll4 11jilliffirlf hi thr reim,frd 41.11ree with thc lom bi l w r at theoats who pat their foot nrom, WO' rk.tt fins outo. In the words of WaAington, as applied by the Chairman of the Democratic State Cont., let us have no 'untangling alliances.' There in ruificient in herent vitality in the Democratic Party to re g nerate the country without Isking mint :two from I my quarter. Sooner fiulthan ac quire victory through the hired help of spies and mobiles, Thomfore let good men,Demo eras of the oticeileo4 dye be 'ominated. Of course we have the t.trengthin the County to elect the eanoliolatev judiciously pbtecol in 1 ,,, 11 ,* :w ai, 10 , but the ole , irable moral abet— the %ere rwhilke will be lost if' we .elect , 11101 of the "engineering," time serving The destiny of our country is not uncer tai.i. The prhwiples of Truili, which are no other than the principles of Democracy, will prevail in due time. An inscrutable Providence allows the wicked to now bold the reins of power ; but let us watch and work, In the mean rime let= us !Turn the snake like embrace of faction, and by beep ing ourselves to ourselves not lose the dig nity which we have always maintained as the grand conservators of the civilized world, Who h President of the United isitaties. Certainly not Andrew Johnson. Because: Ist —The July session of Congress is con vened. not by the President, in the White House :it Washington, but by Thaddeus Stevens, in Pennvlvania. The Constitution says the President "may on extraordinary aneasiims cuivene both liouses—or one a thou," tut as the convening in this case is at the instance of Stevens, a good many people, naturally enough, are concluding thatAe mart be Prksident of the United States. 2d. Others think it molt be Secretary Stanton, seeing that it is to him. and not to Andrew Johnson. that some of the Southern Caliphs are addressing their edict, reseripts and communications. Thus togLiy, the telegraph tells us, that Secretary litantoo has refused to receive the resignation of General Sickles. -Andrew Johnson is not permitted to have any voice in the matter. 3rd. Possibly, however, both of these classes of picsitis misy ha mistaken. The Erwtsr int:lilies to the conviction that Gen. Sheridan is President. No man who is not piwstaulcd that he is invested with supreme power, would have dared towrite such a hit per to he did the other day to General Griot, ro+4 , evlit4 the Vranilkat and the rtemidept'b order; It rimy be, though, that instead of being but ono President as prescribed by the Con stitution, we have nowaltree or four,--the one having the least power and the least a spect paid to hini king the ono who occu pies the chair in which Washington sat. h.: Y. Ikneocretic Express. MONTOI;It COI7NTX. 'J'be Democracy of Montou,r. County ii H their nominating couneticp on, Sa.tufdaY t h e ;4:4 a . , 4 i t =de. the following norui mations: ('uuttty Conunissioner, Alumni; C. licssich ; District Attorney, Gnottam I). 111 71. En ; .1 ury Cotnwissioner, llaNt ta. BILLMEYEK, and County Auditor, EidAs Ila W. P. Weidenhamer and Pr. F. C. Kester were appointed Representative Con feaes with instructions to support Titom o ts CHALFANT for renomination. JON. IL CA:vont:3a,, Esq., was appointed Chairman of thu Standing Cuunty-Com mittee. The tirai rtas fixed, for holding the•njcs Convention ontbkfire Sondsr et Avast, 1868. =I JUDOS 811.00411000. --The Ihrriaburg correspondent of the Chirtnberiiburg Repos itory (Radical) pays the fotowirm haaidgemo and just compliment to the Vemoeratie can didate for Supreme Judge : "Of the nominee, George Sharewood, now President Judge of the District Court for the city and county of Philadelphia, I can bra may, that while he in not regarded by the profession as the equal of the present CbiefJustiee us a jurist, yet he enjoys the reTeet and confidence or the . . people of Phripielphia, regardless of po li t ies, and is known throughout the State as a gentleman of fine talent, spotless integrity, and dignity (4t . character." • -. ..... Ihnzhasn Young.tqqk only two dozen of his wivon with him on his rent pleasure trip south. =M! The evidence for the prosecution in this ease has deed. To the minds' of unpreju dieed, think* aka, thow in no evidence to uontmet this TOliflif man with the killing of Mooln. Ile mg have been, at some time, connoted with a plot to tarry off the old gentleman and keep him concealed until something would "turn up," but that plan seems to have been abandoned, after which itdoes not appear that &write bad anything to do with any conspiracy of any kind. , The defence opened on Monday, and it is expect cd that it will be shown that Sumttt was away from Washington at the dine Lincoln died, and had no connection with the party who shouted so be ft to all tyrant*, on the boards of Ford's Theatre. NEGRO SEFFRAGIF. Lot the people of Pennsylvania hear in mind that the Republican State Convention recently held in Williamsport, dodged the question of Negro Suffrage. During the last hour of the Convention, Mr. Newlin, a delegate from Philadelphia, offend a reso• lution in favor of "impartial Suffrage,'! which resolution was referred to the appro priate committee without debate; and is the bosons of duet• Committee it now rests; the convention having adjourned without a report on the resolution being made. The votive ►►tion was afraid to face *atomic. /t may do for the abolitionists to cram negro suffrage down the throats of the people of the subjugated South, but they arc not quite prepared to attempt the thing with the sturdy yeomanry of Pennsylvania. This attempt, however, may be made soon. Let the people watch and work. The Funeral of Dom Chas. Den. Isom. The Funeral of the Hon. Chas. Dennison, Member of Congress of thin district, took place at :io'clock P. m., yesterday, at Wilkes- Rarre. Although not present we are in formed by several that the attendance of the li,vstinie Fraternity and other friends of the deceased was very large, reaching a num• bur of thousands. The funeral services were laid st the late residence of the de. ecaned, and the body taken to the family burying ground at korty Fort for interment. The procession, composed of carriages and persons on foot, was very large, and was over one hour in crossing the bridge.— Every possible demonstration was made to manifest estequi for the deceased. The Union Railroad Company kiadly sent up a train of four ears, to ucemunitslate such in this city, as desired to show their respect for the deceased. Nearly one hun dred members of the various :Masonic foil ges of this city, and probably one hundred and fifty other persons, availed themselves of the opportunity, much larger num ber would have attended could seat's have been provided. The return train left Wilkes-Barre at 6 and reached here at 7 o'elisti last evening.— Scranton 11. gister drily Ph. IKr P. .Lphn saes we arc "mute about the '•Fisingereek i'{ollfelleracv." Some of his fillowers undcreattues culled on use few weekiago and 'pegged, for the sake o 1 their families, not to expose them. They are now on their good behavior.— Cotambi , in. Have you reference to Bob Clark, or is it the late delegate to the Philadelphia "arm in arm" Convention who wanted acte ground mad , . of Fishingereek '? Come, speak out. Let US have the "history" and the 'record." Let no IQ skinned delicacy deteryou. Who called on you ? Who is begging? Who is on his good behavior.—Cedunitia County. Republienn. P. John should really , be ashamed nf him• self' for asking a neighboring cotemporary such questions, when it relates to so serious a matter, concerning his flan most intimate friends and assistants, in getting up that military raid on the Democratic people of Fishingereek, all for a political PurPose• Oh shame where is thy blush ? Ifs Th^ attention of the travelers in the Cars between Williamsport and Philadelphia is directed to the Gard in our columns of "Mr. Girton's l'ltaltir Line ei (Mot thitiv.4, • ' by which will be seen that hots at ail times rtzady, on the arrival of the trains at Rupert Station—opposite Bloomsburg,—to convey parties to that place or any other seßion of the country they may desire to visit. Mr. Girton keep; most excellent borses and veltieles,for the accommodation of tho pub lic, and we take pleasure in saying, that ho is every a ttcntive and accommodating gmt denim], On arriving at iiiipert, look out for Pieroix Omnibus Coach and Match Horses. —Lyconsing Standard. 11g4.• The Cincinnati Enquirer keeps it be fore the two* that 2,:00,00 Radical votes have 216 ntembeits of Congress, while 3,500,- 000 Democratic votes have but sixty mem, berm. Well, what of it,Y— rim es. There is ttLis hlasut it: 1. It stops, or should stop the assertion of ignoramuses that the people of the country are opposed to the President's motor ation policy. They are not, but a majority of a million are in favor of it• 2. It shows that the pretended repre.sen tatives or the people no longer represent their will, but flagrantly misrepresent it. 3. It intimatos that there is something rotten in Denmark; something ttat must he corrected ; or else we must abandon all claim to,lwoonsiderod &country under Demo cratic inseit&ton • 4. It ix pretty conclusive evidence that our government, as at present administered —though nominally a government of the majority—it is t big swindle, managed by anti for the benefit of the few, at the cost of the many. 'fir The Clinton Alumna Ganz°. tnitind last week in an enlarged form. It is now a thirty-two column paper pd presents a fine typographical appearance. It is ably efted by our young friends, the Ynreyßrothers, and ranks second to none in the central part of rho State. Before the advent of the above genatureu, the Democrat wn.s .150 t much of an honor to Istek. liaven l as it was a small sheet and nearly filled with tnivex tisetnents. Under the present regime the heal interests of the town are attended to and mongrelimm twelves proper treatment. The above handsome notice is tateafrolu thAblambia herald and we heartily en dorse it. Tun IrE Is BunAtcmo.—There is one Republican paper, published at Newark Uhin• The nue American, which has re. fused to go the negro Mirage plank. It is the first white Boralican Sheet we have heard of Who comes ..bestt BLOOMSBITRG LITERARY INSTITUTE. FOR TERMS, &c., SEND FOR CATALOGUE TO BLOOMSBURC, Pa., July 10, 1867. Washinween News. WAsiIINOTOIII, July 7. It is expeeted that the President will to morrow send to the Senate, in answer to a resolution of that body, copies of all orders, opinions, ke., transmitted to commanders of military districts in the South, for their guidance in the execution of the so-called reconstruction act. These documents have been called for with a view to aid the ma jority in framing an additiimel set, which shall overeome, to every particular, the lib eral construetion placed UllO4l the original and supplimental laws,by the Presidont and Cabinet, and especially to meet the recent incontrovertible' opinions of the Attornev- General on the subject. There is sonic talk among the Radical leaders, of dropping the several amendatory bills. The statement contained in the Washing ton correspondence of the New York 7bi.. busty and Baltimore ,Vifit, to the effect that the Kentucky members are sanguine of being admitted to their seats to-morrow, is regarded here as rather premature. It is highly probable that several of them may be admitted ere the lapse of many days, but the disposition of the majority of the House Ilgtheals is to exclude those who are charged byafftdrtvitswith disloya,lty o ke. , • Ce. , pending an inventigstion as to the truth of the allegations. It; however, the Election Committee should report in favor of the ad mission, it is quite likely that such report will be adopted by a close vote. At present the ate no Indications as to when the eoru mittee will submit their report. The opening argmuent of Mr. J. IL Bradley, jr. ' yesterday, in behalf of Sur att, took the counsel for the govermuent very much by surprise. , They did not antic ipate such a powerful array of evidence as illr Bradley referred to kilns tuldress. There is no doubt that, if allowed, the defimse will prove more than Mr. B. intimated. But there is great danger that, by the adverse ruling of the Court, the prisoner will be I de prived of a great deal of testimony necessary tir his goundete (Wiese, as well as to the vindication of the meigery ef his tn artierecl mother. A large number of witnesses are here for the accused, and it is confidently predicted that he will establish, beyond all question, the very important filet that on the 14th and 15th of April, 1S 5, he was several hundred miles distant from this liter 11(w. CHAKI.P.p4 DertNtsior, member of Congress from the Twelfth District of this state, died at Wilkesharre on Thurs day morning, at tkc ago of 59 years. llc had been in ill health fora long time. Mr. I)ennison was a native of the Wyoming Valley, and wax born in January, S' 4 . In 1839 he graduated nt I)iekiuson College ; then read law and entered on its practice. Ile represented Lis Cengres.siunal district in the &Wit and 39th Ccogrk.sotes. Ile was a gentleman of' decided ability, and of con siderable as well as political popularity. While iu public life, he commanded the re spect of all parties for his laborious and in telligent services. His death loaves a va cancy in tlieiDemoeratie delegation of Penn sylvaniu, which it is to be hoped, will be tilled by one of the same politics and equal intellectual fitness. —Reading Gazette. SM. lion. Charles Perini:ion, the deceased democratic member of Vongress from the 12th llist., war born in Wyoming Valley in ISUt;; graduated at Dickinson C o lle g e 1826, adopted and practiced the studLorlaw, was elected a Representative to the Thjrty-ninth and Furtieth Congresses,. lie was an hon est an.c-upright man, and largely enjoyed the ixinfidenee of the people of his district.— Ilis enemies were few, because Ws lab was devoted to usefullness.—Anicrican Jd,un leer. THE BLACK Ci.oro.—The registration in Norfolk, Vs., is completed, e,cd shows that there are of negroes 2,000, and of whites 1 j 846 voters registered. The regis tration in Petersburg, Virginia, this far, stands eight hundred and eighty one whites and one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven blacks. The following are the colored insiorities in registration: Richmond, 113; Chaeterfleld empty, 500; Hendee county, 200. leek.. The Wheat Crop. tNs year, it is anticipated, will be the greatest crop of that grain ever grown in the United States. A careful analysis of information from all the States shows that the total average in wheat is 10 to 15 per gent. greater than last year. In a majority of Or States the breadth of winter wheat is gui4e as widoaasAkamil, and that of spting wheat tuAch growler. The reports of the qontlitiwa of ttle crap show that it is much better than last year, and the harvest estimated at 200,000,000 bushels. The harvest has already begun in the North, so that ,the crop of the entire country may now be considered free from any ordinary danger. I* It mow $p),000 a d'ay to regiptor the Southern voters. In,other words it will ooPt ftom tea to Fruity million daltare to Radicalize the Sontheru ata t tea, and keep Stevens, Forney & Co. in °flies. THE NEXT TERM OF THE INSTITUTE WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY ) AIUGUST gOr 11807. Receipt% to the 46 1)eunocrat ,, for the month of June MT. I Subscriptions on the old STAR account not included, in this list. E. lkeler, $2 00 John C. Pray 200 Jackson lkeler, 2 00 John Billbitne, 2 00 It. Botany, 2 00 Jesse Coleman, 40 00 Andrew Hess, 200 John Bruner, 100 A. J. EcuRS, 200 J. B. Ilenry l 200 1. Sleoetnakcr, I 00 Win. 0. Quiet, 400 Samuel Rink, 1 00 W. Robert's Est. 4 50 John Jones, 2 00 Samuel Ale, l 4)0 U. R. Jackson, 200 Andrew Hess, 200 Edward I lenrie, 200 E. Berninger, 200 Corneliusllellas, 2 S. B. Johnson, 2 00 C. G. Barkley, 30 00 C. N. ;Imp, 200 T. &C. M'llenry,3 50 Robert Fruit, 2 (s) Robert Stout, 300 Jacob Schuyler, 3 (NI A. J. Albertson, 3 IS) C. McHenry, 2 511 Joseph Lilley, 50 M. temmon, Ino W. J. Ikeler, 2 04) David Brown, 250 V. 11. Lkelcr, 200 P. W. Robbins, 15 00 A. Young, 3 5 4 ) John H. Heller, '2 So Robert Fruit, 200 Wm. Gilmore, 10 60 ;Samuel Snyder,l2 10 Philip Knowie, 3 1)0 W. Brumuus, 240 W. 11.liartol, 2 140 0 Stinemiller , 25 J. C.Jones,2 5o Albert Hunter, 26SJ. C. Smith, 250 John Beagle, 2 04) David Philips, 250 ' Al. Millard 3 00 Jasper Demon, 2 50 Jeremiah Hess, 290 Wm. Graham, 2 50 J• M.Maeallister,s 01) Aaron Smith, 350 Lewis Roth, 1 00 Wheeler Shultz, 5 00 N. J. Hendershot? 00 L. Shipman, 100 OM. Rom BALL lfaxmr played July 4th, 1), 1867, between Independent nine of Bloomsburg and Gazette Club of Berwick, Columbia County, on the ground of the later: INDEPENTIENT. O. R. faAzerrn. 0. R. Sloan, 1. F. 411 Smothers. p. 2 7 Shutt, 3. b. 3 12, Drycni.ort, Ib. 9 Mendenhall, r. 2 I Wooden. ft. S. 1 7 Burkaicw, p. 313 Jackson. 3b. 5 3 s. 311 tluhbul, r. f. 3 4 Philips, 2b. 5I I ['owlet', I. 1: 2 ti Connor, Ib. 1I I Brobst, 2 k , 4 5 Ward, c. 11 Ilpdykc, c. F. 4 3 'import. r. t. 3 11 Smith r. 3 5 Totvhs, 24 1101 TirrAts, 24 49 iggimm. 1 :2 2 . 4 5 0 7 M Inv.iEN-iiiit4 , c, 17 20 0 149 . onzryre . ., 4 516 I'2 I 4 4... 4, Left on Ilases.—Sloan t. Shutt I. Men denhall I. Iltickulew 2. Itillineyer 2. Wiiid I. Rupert I. Wouilcii 1. Jacksnn 2. Ilub bel I. Smith 1. Passed Italls.—Mendenhall 15. Smith 25. Home Runs.—Sluan 2. Canner I. Struck Out.—Sliutt I. Rupert I. Jackson I. Optlyke I. Fly Catches.—Sloan I. Bucknletv I. Bilbneyer 1. Connor 5. Ward 3. Swaim, 2. Hubbel I. Brobst I. Opdyku I. Smith f. Dietterich and George A. Clark. MARKET REPORT. Wheat per bushel, $3 410 Rye, '• 110 Corn' i 6 101) Buckwheat " 80 t Mts, e. ht) . Cloverseed " 7 01) Flaxseed, ",, 50 -, Pri'd apples " . . 4, ........ 00 • • 01 ^ 50 Potatoes." 80 Elour per barrel, . ..... 16 Oce . Butter, PP 4111) Eggs per dozen, ............... .............. ]ti Tallow per pound,... 14 Lard 4 1‘ ..- lb Hams 4 . -... . _ 20 Shoulders,' II "15 . . hay per ton, l5 00 On the 19th ult., nt the house of ,the bride's father, by the Rev. Thomas H. Cul len, Mr. A mat) ALE to Miss KATE, daugh ter of Caleb Barton, of Bloomsburg. On the 1;4 Wt., La Beaver towinshin by O. P. Driesbach, V., Mr. Viti.Au AM., to 1468 PlltEllE . lTlcitAp., of Miti3lo, Columbia County. On the 9th tilt., by the Rev. T. M. N, for rio, Mr. Danie./11. Wolter, to Mimi Tillie Strioker, botkof Catawinsit, Colutubittiloun ty, OA the 13t2,1 .utt., in Hughesville, e 4., by the Rev. H. W. Buck, 3lr. Abraham Bennett, of Orepowood, Columbia County, to Miss Bimini Lawton, of the same place. At tho roaidenm of Abraham Dieteriek ut Ceatrevilli, on the 24th ult., by kawuel Die teriek Mr. TltOM AS ß.Taowumnot to Mina I;t..zu Tong, all of Cohnubiu County, Pa. On the 30th ult., h i y Rey. Willhun Flyer, Mr. I.LeYn I'AHRINORR, to Miss NMI:LINE GOTTSHALL, both of Caikwigsa, Pa. On tSe fitly 1, 4 4 'by the Rew. WA. J. Eyer,Mr. Wttlipu Bnyder, 14isa • Mimi both Schultz, both or franklin Township, Columbia County, Pa. On Thursday morning, duly 4th, at the Lutheran Parsomage, by Rev. B. ir'• Adelman. Mishit Uralobaoh, to Mary M. C. Beta, all of Columbia CountY. In Greenwood, ou the lith ult., Smug E. Monp, aged II years and 9 months. In Greenwood township, Et.{ ~► l i rastoNe, aged 6 months and 6 days. HENRY CARVER, Principal. MARRIED. DIED. SIM ADVERTISEMENT% A I).m N STR ATo RS' N OTI ( 1 E. Letters of administratten on the estate of Gomm Mittman, late of tteottTownothip, Cobombe Cotinty, drummed, have been ft, mood. by the Register of Columbia County, to Philip T. Hartman and Nilsen r d Hartman. the former wilding in Smut and the latter in Centre Township, said County. All percent hay • ing Moline against the ciliate of the dernatted tve re• quested to present them 'dilly authenticated to the adminterretore, and those owing the estate will make immediate payment. PHILIP T. HARTMAN. SIMARD HARTMAN. "tar** * Reim, July to, 1067.—bw. is THE ORPHANS' COURT IN AND for the county or rokunkift : In tke matter of the estate artier grafted, deceased. Mot now to wit : May 9th INC, the etturt appoint Eikek it. iketer, Eon.. auditor, to wake dertribut ton +ld' tile fattener in ton hands of Peter Breland and John &veil/ed. ad eilaietrators, to and titanium the heirs and taint rep reatlnatilreil, Sly thegourt. Preto the record. Jeers VOLIMAS, Clef Or. The amino, above named will snood to the duties et' his appointment, at his Ales, in Bloesnaborg. os oaturdny. July I'lth at 10o'eeek E. l IL. IKE:LER, Auditor. Bloomsburg. /lily 10,1867 . pitivATE SALk' VALrARLE The undersigned will oiler his valuatta farm at ,private sale. situatreitt (heartwood Township, Cut • mina county. three notes from Itukr• berg. litters miles frotu NON ill., on the public road leading to Bloom4ura, raamaang ximirtaw AVD Tild tit/ teUAKTKK ACltEdf, about one acre of Tnnb,r taut, ru hereon are erected a TWO wrtyry ruMilli He IiOUSE, and a rrame BANK OAK N, and Hi necessary out builrinont. There is a good Well of Water at the door., aim, a good apple orchard an the premise*. Thu land is ia a high mate of cultivation. Trani, will lc ivado iwtoy to Ike purebaster. PE l'Ett Unt.t.V. iv ly 10,1K7. tiretwond. OA. en, N ()T I (4 J. OFFIat or 700 troomportao larva An, I torrivrrr, Joly I, 1,467. We the Misers of the Bawd of Trustees. rcrttry that the rooditiotto upon which the toot oubKettpitoo4 to the *Stock of laid Institute was made him: ben voloplied with. L. IL 1117 PERT. Pterittent. Attest, P C. Pass.Setretary. The pubecrlbern in the Pinch of the above Innlmta vvi.l hlesve pity the Oriel tneiuunu•ut' to Veil : One lourth I r their subieription es 1... r said Condition, to Wat.ux rimy nut. Tteavisrevi 6. R. RUPERT, Preindont. July 10, 1007. ITATIO T 0 1.101l;iil. POTTI.:11, Atka' r of Charles Stewart, tlec'd. VOI.UMOtA COUNTY. : O'Dea Orphans' Court In and for the said enmity. It is Ditty elle }pus contained : The paellas' of Wesley Flemish rcopertfolly rep• resents. that Charles Atewart, late of said county, died about the fir,ft I.f Jobe, A. I)., left.i. or on or before, intestate. and that aduitittetration of his Roods, thattolo mud rrefitt. was on the 21,1 day of /stir, A. D., lett.i, duly granted by Ow Register of said County to Leatuel Potter, nail that the potitinit• rt became runty in the rum of six hundred dollars ill the admint•tration bond of the said termini rot ter. with condition ording to law. that by virtue of the militarily (1.1141W14 upon hint no rolmiaistra ten soluesajd. the s r ml Lemuel Potter nos -runt d himself of She said e , nttle, chattels nod credits amottoting in value to the. sum 1.4 . one hundred and forty donors and timely eight rents m by an inven tory of the game hied In the tidier of the ea d ile4is Lee no the .11,1 day of June A. D., OW, will appear. Tie pethioner further represents that the mud Lemuel Potter wastlini and Joianilloalging said oriole and property under his charge. by neglecting yid reformist to reader laid end lust aroounts loath estate or property cope to his hands or anon edse. The 'tiltrotor therefore prays 1115 Court to issue at citation to 11., *kilt l.emuel Potter, re•tlitkili to appear in Ole emirs on a day certain. to auswey Shia complaint. soft rhqw copse if any ka /Ave why he should not be ordered to give such counter secyr meg not the Court shall Judge neceseary to Indemnity Abe petAiiiner *gator' 100 by reason of his surety• ship. and that the Court will mot such Natter re• i tief as ;troy ,bur anthuriAett by law, May tt, 111537, citation tliptted to Lesti• tahl Pester to, on the 4rat day of nett Term, show A: 44e why he allou!d not giy,e addiatoatil security in he removed. 1 ... In tastlinny .w,lpirner I barn X.Prounto k. 8.! eel my band and rnumed Ole onl,i a t oil or ......... acid Cogrt An on 4,irti We twaniir tin tin) of May, A. D., VAAL JEIMIL COLEMAN, CIA. Bloomsburg. in 1.40. P 6 7. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF CI ►I, UMBIA COUNTY. lil Slas dueller sr Ike estate or Bainv•P Anard'r. de. ceased. And new to : the Court appoint C. O. Brockway. goy .auditor. to make die snberion of the Nails in Jae Monde of Um adrynne trator. Ily the Court. Prom the Re,mnf. Arsos COLUMN, Clerjr. The auditor shove named will attend to the duties of Ns appointment, at bia ogee in Hlnomobure, on Aug lit iBh4,ist IN o'clock • na .at 'elven time and place all persons having clainia against maid estate nivist present giant, or bu debarred (row chinning u .hare in the same. C. P. BROCKWAY, Auditor. Illoonuebtult, Jint, W. 067, AUDITORS NOTICE. The undersigned an Ay,ldor apptoidad byy the Orphans '1 ourt of Colombia enemy. to make .Itetri tt Weal the heiur, of IJyt eforeeda or, .tie Estate of William Edward 4 y .1 Margaret Ed wa deceased. will attend to LLe du i tles of hie OPPWIII spent, on Saturday thn 111th day nt Atsigu.t ArAt, at If o'clock, a..n., at tha odic' of If K. /uison Eel.. pt. Saavxia)c , ,at which t 1 apd p6,re 4,1 pnr.nnf luter9.ted are actitedto attend. M. 111.AUG11, Atditor. Jmne9ll. 1847. TIIEII E A 1.1 N 44.1 OA/14, stsio Hors): or /PcilAW. llowud 4 oopeistion nen GI Y (WINK F: !I on the crtmr: POUT It, and the ERItORS on,ll DIstISAPEIt tetAt 40etrop the manly powers, owl create impedlyoms to MARRIAGIC *lte ours woos or goner font in'sealsO temps en. volute, fro, of chew. ANttoos 11, J. PK 11.1.11% 110UU111 . 01O, Howar, ,iecialiue.b itadelpNe, Pa , JWIF W I t It I pit E 1) I 1.1 S. RUIMIELL,III ITCH OINTMENT, an IMIIIO4IOIII and genii,' twat Y, rt.. It to elan a Ilurt; toted) , Inc scratches en linr.e.. RUSIEI.I.It SALT airEum OINTMENT, to unequaled rta III'FI3F.LL'S PILE OINTMENT, cures alter all other remedies have tailed. *I IV THae olattaaanta ate Orioles, pare, end raltabe, spreillae, al thousands have ana ate daily nertirmig. Por Mild by ail Drvintats and avadlcian stealers. Oemral Diana at PINCHOT. OWEN 4 HOUAIT, Wkoleeale Thuselete, 21,1 ?Winn id., (near Gtcen• I. New York. iv lei), Ne• ZO" taint ay miN ; Itch, 40e. S. It„lze t Pge,t Junes ISS7 i. ertOlDiTtlif DOWITNiN Clint WM ill intim n 4 to niiinnien Inn nuns or DAVIIOof Write" Tewnnolly, far oitUtrY 0.M1110 , 11%11, pubjent lo lAe dreloa a, If i {he 11014.00600 1414 0 1 1 . nil vest Intl, Mr, YkAIJ r, liven in I Wm, thiologratic Turrnobly, end I a springs Aso OW OW Unsionratie 'lock that earn, 4epirucinlills vl6ll O lO. • Locuot towildoip, Jane IL 111117.-0. Causity Treasurer. Through thrt "alienations of /my friends I have been ',wow to offer ilignif as a tillandois for in,. taco of Vriuoly Treasurer, edged 10 the avulsion of tho Vuov,ition, illOarlitT nom mad i ron Township, Joie 13, INUt—pd. Treasurer. a am° Yong, or *Min, has as therlsad u« to nu. fir WM nor No 1141Mit for tho Oka 111 C.riety Ttireumr o t hien to thy Qnciriun at the Missoula enmity entiVehtiOn. Jane 10, Nherlll". AXIXIEW J. A 1.10:11T1 1 04, of Orono wood Town rho, uhrmigh the uolititutinn of hi. uoruy 141614,14 he has been et/closeout to offsr hlahaahr I. a ranaldagn *or /HIM, rr of Columbia County. Napa to the de. eighth of the. Iletunctitte Eututehtinst. June 111, 1417.—pd. Sheriff. WC are authorised to 4441,04AC1 the same of A, S., Tinf SMITH. of Madison Torvothip. ae • ettrohtlete for the other of High Sheriff of Colontbee Crawly subject to the der •len of the ilehmerotie Cooly Coo vetthen to be held itt. htetototholl, nt Monday, Jel, Mb, teo7. Juno hi, ff IIAV!" fun fU COOPUilatloll With many Demo , rratir (hostile it* the lieettty, 1 have eiiitehiaeit present tey haute before the Ifeinueritry of eightelbh, County fur the often of OH FM !FF. subject to the de. ehtion of the thithoeretie County Co:weft:Wm 414 /m . 4 f s.elieetreily ark of the altrligniiii4 V,lOllll ut this Comely their heifer euppert MUMMY PRfifte. Centre Tuwoohip, June , 19, Itia Sheriff. Jogi All 11. PI :MAN. or !Moon, hat , tmthorixml u♦ to annoomo 1714 motto Ito A candidate for !Moroi 4 romoMto :minty, %object to thtt decioion of Mu Como y :on Yr ht ion. Juno. M, 1,m1;7. Sher tr. PgTrot KILINFiIf KR. of Bloom, at the miiritatioo o his many (Tomtit+ has Nowa otl to he a rand,. owe for Phew!' of Colombia County, ono if nionolot• rd a oil el,cted pledgee hoom-1f to perform the,4o:o* of the office with the beet orlsht ahititieg, mot at, the some tome work foithfully and earrteett y for the cue. c. 0 ., of the Depmeruhc Party in the rowing ram. pails ; rattled to the iteehmo i of the Democracy of Cuivulhia County. June 19, let;?,—pd. SHERIFF. woR have burn rnthnnxed loahnnance Ookt MILLAKD, confro towo*hip,toootkio will tie a candidate rmr the office of etimeirr of Cntanotan Cannily, 4ubjert to the datikatt of flw Ibloooratie Con notion. n.o4i,lthil—pd, 141111ERIFF. ft /VUM, Kt,i, R, of Benton Township, abet alb. a.elf for the office of slignwr of Cidoodoo County, subject to the decision of the Ihninowney of the County. June S, fdr4. WILLIAM A ITUWM of Benton, has whom. se tie to announce his 04110, yea the ewe of dB ER Fof ht tomtits County ;he having been In• dosed by his many !stymie who nre anxious to re• place in sow manner the toss he sustainst while undeounis ae incameration in Fort AWN. He I. Nth) wst is tim it , ei «pm of the Democratic Convention, June Ai, MT. THE ISURER. WE are authorized to antsitimee th e acme. of FRANKLIN 1.. SEEM A N, of Eittawlem *roam. slop. for the *thou or COENTY TEEAOlittea, gob• jest to the deei*itet of the Venveutteu. June Ai, TREASURER. Wa authorized to 41.4011ften tiro name of inn NI tilat.r.ft, of Mthim Tonithip. 40 4 Cll4.ls^ date fur the office or Mt:Nil' Tit Pm rowing Welton, lostvet to Ma dor/woof the Deuel. Cratic C41.114:111j04, .14114 County Treamurer. LI AMC served the Democracy of Coltimbia COW, n ty faithfully fora Humber .41` years its the cepa• ity of editor and publisher of the itERWOIt en tr bcijet ins that lorta•cohl 1 wird sr tetra is entitled to re liebietel jell at rite hoods of the party, I have been itillugea to elbow illy name to go b fete the prehtle a. a cattAilato for 4. Qum 'IIII:4 4 it4CRER. dltuold I be uonitanteti and elected I promise to per. forst the titi,it of the other with fidelity and to the time of my ability. J. S. SAMNA& Blair* June dit, WI% pd. D ISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP. The intetrot of IL Stabiles in the partnership busi• fleas of St.hoer & Witimoyer in Bloomsburg having been sold by tI, thulium to Enos Jacoby ant the idtb day of June Min. Boise is hereby give* that this surd partorrship burstofore existing bemoan it. diolifisr at. Witlinoyst fu the burtnettire East., and Gonteeiinuery in BlimmtdOng Pa, was dimantvett by mutual miasma ml said pall day of Jllll4 Mt The :onfits of t h w Imo drio are in the hands of Frederick Witinorref for sottiriumit at the fS.li 01.3114 in the lix,m.ifige Bloch, while the business will be am mo•teo by l'redermit Wtihnoyar & Enna iac.hy. n.ETWiNen. Y. WittlitArai gloomOotrg, line 19,1 W. DISSOLUTION OF UO-PARTN/.IZ SHIP. Tho !:n.l'artorrrhip heretofore raiolialf bnlwrer l llUltill.o l l & Ash. In Ilse tanning buinninia. rn null inarreek, Colombia County, wan 1m inirrd on Ihn "nib /hay of 31arth IP4, by mutual conrr•nt. Thnoto having secsant. to a,nlie can 'wedeln Meal for a4Jm• dictation to either member of the firm. HUTCHISON & ASH. lioningcreek, June 3, 1d47. BOROUGH CENTRALIA BOUNTY FUND ArDITOII. IMMINENT. BOR01:011, Dr. To principal on tap Bonds at time Of division 4 1nA.24 Interest on Bowls to Apr. in, 1417 By cash paid on Bonds by David l'utt)p, 195.60 Ca: hin Tivivotrer's hands 75.00 Ain't due from 6tephen liet•tur Boun ty Tax Balance due from Borough or Township Bonds 2511.73 We, the undersigned auditors, do hereby certify that we have carefully examined the forttu,ing accounts and find them correct. 11'. U. SHUMAN, .1. • Bt). CHAND, } Auditors. T. MURPHY, Centralia, June 5,1867.-3 t . A NEW STf.),VX OF GOODS, En THE HARDWARE TRADE' OH COLUMBIA COLIBM QT THE NEW I1TORI: 01' c. W. SNYDER , ni..OO,SIIIURG, PA., r,Ainitting of enrcry 4Rtirle rogrd An a ftrat clam wkir4 . pra.the fullnwing IRON, NAILS, and trrer.L. WAGON SPRINGO and 4 X.LRS, rAINTS, 011.5 and GLASS. GRAIN and GRASS SYTII6", and SN ATHA, vRAGIRP, RAKES, le., K LIMY'S 4'O)IBINt'D ItEA PER k HOSTETTER'S VELEBRATED PATENI' BA( i AND THE IMPROVED . eIIERRY FEEDER. All.llO, I.I%IIIIEROCR'B POLIISII at Wholesale hart GINE' RIM, A CALL, Moorman's, June 19, inn 7. W 11 18KEI1A Atii) MUSTACHES l' n verd to et OW Win tin emoothael face is (r u t Him.n toffee weeks by umine a wa va l ine , . tearatmar Cesillstre, the most ernadernal discovery in modern vriencr, amine upon thn lin•rd and Halt In an almost miraculous manner. It has Win Mind by the piano( rarin and London with the moat kid tiring wee/se. Nauss of ill purebiliers will H registered. and if settle witletactiolt isnot Omit tr.. every Instance. the meaty will he cheerful) ratuptd. ad, Poke by mail, reeled and p ostpaid, 11. Dos • criptivetlreniain anti" ltimenbili *ailed ha w , A 4, deem BERGER. SHUITS i CO., Chaotic.. ale, 'VS Illver Strata, Troy. N. Y., Pole swats 'foot 1114, Unix d Mates. [fol. tl7, isbyty, 8,24 1062.48 Cr. 305.76 775.74
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