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Postscript.

The latest LeHs from France confirms Louis
Napuleon's increasing popularity, and Cavaignac's 5
downfall. Tne returns from the Provinces are
even more decisive, as we anticipated, than the
suIIragrs Of the rarI-iaus. IN PdrIs the absolute
maprlty Of the Prince over all competitors was
nearly 20 900, and in the Banlleu suburbs he had
a majority Of 2O,233, aud an absolute majority Of
lG,lll votes, out Of the $4,000 votes polled for
all the candidates At Bordeaux iOOU0 voted
for Prince Louis, whilst only GU0O voted for Gen.
Cav4gnac.
Judging from all The report; which have reach
cd US, the Prince will have an immense majority
The Cagasnac votes have mostly been procured
by government influence. Already lists of the
new ministry are circulated, some of which place
Marshal Oudinot among the ministers.
Letters from Paris of Saturday evening, des.
crbe the state of that city as alarming in the
highest degree.
Military preparations ara being made in every
quarter The police force throughout The city
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

'INtlE subscribers call attention to their new and
Iul assortment of SELECT H.\U F.i.N.
tY GOODS, lust opened, at their old stand
Mum street, selected with care, and offered at
prices a iutie 6tiOw the cheapest. 1t comprises,
among other things, berages, berage robes, glng-
mans, gngham lawns, French lawns, cashmeres,
nous de LANES, alpacas bombazines and silks
Cashmere, berage and de aine shawls; dress
hdkts prints, muslins, silk and other lrnges,
parasos and sunshades, ,Fr'nch and English cloths;
h.G, fancy and plaid winter cassimeres, sainetts,
casnmarets, tweeds, Ky. jeans, linen drilling,
nankeem. vcstiug, iarnes, tickings, linon and
cotton diaper, check, hosiery, gloves, cotton yarn
and carpet cham ALso--Airesh and full assort.
ment Of groceries, fish, SAT- and liquors, queens.
ware, hardware, and the greatest and cheapest LOT
of b0OtS and shoes in thecOunty.
ALso--Groceries and Queensware. Their gro
ceries are all fresh, and have been selected with
care, and upon such terms as will guaranty them
to he sold low
Their Queensware comprises good assortment
of blue stone and glass ware Of superior quality
ALso-Slk fur and Leghorn hats hardware
and cutlery; umbrellas, parasols, etc.
N5. All of the above having been bought at the
lowest cash prices, enables them TO sell as low az
can be purchased elsewhere
N$-Cash paid forgrain, as usual.
VIM McKELVT & Co.
5loomsburg, Nov /, ls4s.
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France Election OF Louis .yapO
fCOn,

PARIS, Thursday, ~ p. M-Up 10 this date,
tranquility cuntiI ues Loui, NauoIeon has been
elected President The .loc,io, ,aIurns sboy =
naiori,y in favor Of Prince Lopis similar in nr,.
portion to those ALREADY announced Prince 7 on.
is proposes to ra.c General Cayaynac to tb,
rank of Marshal If Franco
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NM HEREAS, the lion, JOSEPH B ANTHONY
w President ol the Courts ol Oyer and Terms
iuer and General Jail Delivery, Court oi Quarte-
Sessions OF the Peace, and Court ol Common Plea,
aud Orphans Court, in the Eight Judicial Dis
irci, cc":pOscd Oi the counties Northumberland
Columbia aud Lycoming and the Hon. SAMUEL
OAKks and STEPHEN BALDY, EsQs., Associate
Judges IN Columbia county, have issued their pre-
cept, bearing date the oath day Ol Nov, IN the
year ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
tOry'elBht, and to me directed for holding Court
OF oyer and Iermlnor, and General Jail Delivery,
General Quarter Sessions OF the Peace Common
pleas and Orphans Court in BluOmsburg IN the
county Of Columbia, on the third MONDAY (beinS
the 18th GaD OF JA.NUAhY nest, and to cOn-
time lwn weeks:
NOrlCE Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN, The
c0Ionerthe Justices OF the peace, and constable "l
the said county ol columbia, that they he then and
there In their proper persons at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon Of said day, with their records, InQulsl-
tlonS, and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their Offices appcrlain to be done. And
those that are bound by reCogulzance, to prose-
ecutr against the prisoners that are or may be IN
the Jail Of said county ot columbia, are to be thcu
and there 10 prosecute against them as shall he
Just Jurors are requested to he pnnctual in THEN
attendance, agrceably to their notices.
Dated at Bloumsburg the liih day Of Nov
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
drrd audlorty. eight, and in the 72d year Of the
lndependcnCpv Of the United States Of An erica
BENJAMIN HAY MAN, ShuE
SHERIFr's OFFIcE,
RLooMSnURG, Nov 49, lS4S.
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Daniel Palmer, as, Umid Pahner, III
ram Palmer, OLUer Palmer, TAcodore
PaImer, Richard Palmer, and RcJecca
Palmer.
10y virtue Of mandate Issued out of the court
ID OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county, at
thr suit of Daniel Palmer drruaudant against
the above named defendants will expose 10 puo-
lie sale at the court House in Boonsburg, on
Monday the 18TH day of January next at o..
clock ?. NJ all that certain Plantation and
Tract Of land situate in Bloom township, county
aforesaid, Beginning at white oak stump on tue
bank OF the SusQurhanna River Thence by land
belonging Ia The heirs of Josiah Mcclure drccas.
ed north lhiIty.une degrees west one hund-
red purChes 70 a post near the bank Ot the Penn.
sylvania Canal, thence along the same north Tor
y -four and one half degree paet seventy perChps
north lhrly.fve and one half degrcSs east Ghy
prrchpS to a stone, thence south ihirlv.twu and
three quarter degrees east sixteen perChps and
two tenlhs 10 a stOnc thence north hity-niae de.
grprs east lwrnty.Seycn perchcS and six trnths to
a stone in line Of land belonging to Charles
Leir, thence hy the same south lhirty.One and
one half degrees east one hundred and thirty four
prrchpS and seven trnths 10 Stone ON the bank
of the Suslurhanna Rivrr, thence south siXty.one
and one halt degrees west thirty five perCheS and
four tenlhS south slXty-unr and three quarter de.
rrrrs west forty prrChrs south fi'ly.nlne and one
half degrees west hlry.oue perchps and five
tcnthS south flty.fyc degrees west eleven perches
and eight tAuths south hily-niue and three fourth
degrees west twenty-five perchcs and five teurhs
to the place OF Beginning, containing one huu-
dred and our acres and one hundred and flty
pcrchps ol Land strict measure. wiih the appur
tpnancps. OF the above described Tract uf Land
about ninpty-fve acres is cleared, in good state
Of cultivation and with an excellent meadow
There are two dwelling Houses, Barn, Wagon
house and other out buildings, an apple orchard
on the PREMISES, It is situated on the North
Rranrh Of the SuSQuchanna, the Pennsylvania
Canal passes through portion OF the tract his,
well worth the attention of any person who may
want good farm. Terms Of payment will be
made known on day Ct sale.
And to be soid as the estate of the parties above
named, 10 wit; the plaintiff and dorand'nra
BENZ. HAVNAN, SA'E
SheriG's Office, Bloomsbury, !
Dprorhar ol IedS
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The Election in France.
Eouis Napoleon elected President


We are at length in possession of intel
ligence of the Presidential Election in
France, which took place on the 10Th of
December. The information was convey
ed to our shores on Sunday last, by the
Steamer belonging 10 the Cunard line--the
Euopa-which sailed on the 10Th ult.,
from England, The contest was mainly
between Gen. Cavaignac, NJ. Lamarline
and Louis Napoleon, and resulted in the
triumphant election Of young Napoleon
Bonaparte.
PRINCE LOUIS, a full nephew to old Ma
poleon Bonaparte,ls now placed in the ex,
ecullve hair, or on the executive throne,
whichever ii may be ! the latter, perhaps,
as we suppos c, the President is to live in
quasi royal state, judging from the liberal
ity-eXtravagance, we think of the con-
stitutional appointments alowed-a fur,
nished palace, and a salary of six hundred
thousand franks per AMMAN, ($IIO,OOO,l
which is too much, by sixty thousand dol.
lars. To what results his elevation to the
Clair Of State will tend, and to what events
it portends, time and experience alone must
determine. Having recently returned from
exile, and been elected TO the General As.
Sembly, Louis Napoleon, issued an address
10 the people of France, in which, like all
other office seekers he said many nice
things and made many fair promises lay.
ing down rule of action, and framing a
/ platform on which he would administer the
affairs of government. Should he make
the ptayorm-his profession de toi-his
public rule of conduct, then all may 60 on
well. In that platjorm he declared him
self a republican, and avowed his determi-
nation to maintain and TO strengthen the re.
publican institutions of France, and to con-
suit, first, last, and always, the glory and
the happiness of his country. This is
well; but coming from one who has beer
for many years, and until within a few
months, pretender to the throne O.
France, and whose pretensions are in oul
opinion as good or better than those O
either of the two other pretenders-tht
Duke of Bordeaux and the Count of Paris
we can hardly be expected to yield oul
belief, with trusting faith, to all the fine
words and fine promises to be found in the
platform, until time and acts and facts shall
show that he that makes them is disposed
to carry on and to carry out, honestly, al
that he has promised 50 literally. Viv,
Ia RepubHque FucaiSe!
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SHERIFFS SALES.

DY virtue OF SundIy wits OF venditoni expo
ID mas to me directed will be exyosed to sale
at the Court House in Bloomsburg, on Monday
the 18th day OF January, ls49, al one o'clock Z
M, the following property IL vii: -
A certain lot or piece Of ground, situate
in Mountp ple4snl township Columbia county ,colr
tanning forty one acres more OF less, bounded by
lands OF Henry Mcilick, Andrew Mrllick, I'd, the
heirs Of JosephKulp and others, OF which nearly
all Is Cleald land wherein is ertCltd a large lwt
story frame Dwelling House large frame Bank
barn, ayoung apple orchard With the oppurtenen.
ces, seized taken IN execution and 10 be cold az
the properly Of Henry WANG,
ALSO.
A certain lot of Ground situate in Mon
tour Tow nShlp ,Coun bra county, containing tne
eignlh Of an acre more or less, bOutdtd On the
south by the main road leading r,m bhtmsbury
TO Danvle, on The north by tie Church lot, and
others whereon is erected frame dwelling house
with small frame Kitchen altacltd tltI,mn
and frame stable with he AZ ! urt,n,rtss, sti1
ed taken in execution and 10 b. sold as lhe prop
erty Of Conrad CalShner "A
ALSO.
A certain lot or piece of land, situ-
ate IN Madison township, Columbia crurIy, con-
tang twenty one aCTeS, muIe Ur less, bounced hy
Ian0s OF Walter lthns,n, Patty SlcuI, Samuel
Stout end otheis hich land IS all Clear ~ here
on IS erected large Two story htne dwelling
house with the appearances, seized taken in
execution and to be Sold as the lropIIty Of Jam, !
Stout.
ALSO,
A certain lot of ground situate in Maho.
ming township, Columbia county, IN he town O
Danvlile, containing une eighth 0i an, acre NOR
or less, bounded on the easl by lot Of FraIkI
Rush, and on he north hv street, and Others
whercon is Serrcted small one story frame hous
with the appurlenanCes, ,sci2rd taken in rxrcntlh
ana 10 oe sold as the prcrcriy Vi james Finger
ALSO,
A certain lot of ground situate in tn,
town OF DanvIlIe, Mahunlng township, COLUMBIA
co containing fifty fee. in front and about ont
hundred and forty five feet deep, or there :bOuts
adjoining land OF Samuel Hoover, and an ally
Wherein Is erected a one and halt slolI lrcme
dwelling House and other ont buildings wit,
the apurlenancrs, seI2ed taken in execution art
10 be sold as the property RI Henry W. Prmmcr
ALSO,
A certain piece or parcel of land situate
IN Beaver 'u"I ship, COmnIh1a CO., cunlainln.
! thirteen acres mOe or less, bounded hy Lar ds O
Jacob flinterlitrr, Samuel Dalius ard others
wherein is erected a frame dwelling House, .
frame Barn, with the appurtenances. seized ant
taken IN execution ard to lie sold S tie Ilul eIl'
of Moses Moyer.
PENJ. HAYMAN, Sh'E
ShertI's Office, Bio, msburg, !
Dec, %, lSAS.
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LIST OF CAUSES.


For Trial al January Term, II. u, ls40.
| jeremiah Fincher vs. Peter Mowrer
2 Junn Conner vs. Nathan Seely
3 llmulhy Abbuts tsq vs. Thomas Fitch tt al
Lewis II Mtus vs. Abraham Lines
w Hoffman ct al vs. Charles KalbIus
i DonhAm RGealheart IS John 5 Dye
7 LeGrard BinCrult vs. Priscilla POKE
5 LeGrand Bancroft vs. Ezekiel Crosby
Whcelock CorOy vs. Ralph X Carpenter
III Simon Kase vs. G0lleb Beeltr
ii Allen Carnaham vs. Charles Clark
/! Henry Smith vs. Peter Liubach
10 Jonn ChrSlophel vs. joseph Jones ct al
IL Samuel q Hathaway Jrvs A W Iiausel
is William Auton vs. jacob Good
rs Geulge W Mitchell vs. Thumds Fitch
II Israel Machamer vs. John MCWllIlams
Is w A Dawson et al vs. Urlah I Dawson ct al
10 John Grove ct al vs. William Donaldson
20 John Kremer ct al VS. james Hyde jenkins
2l John Cooper vs. Gilbert Fowler
22 Henry Halman VS. Nuah 5 PyentlS
% WIN h Albright ct al " BeniJah + Ha!hurst
"a Christian Kunkle vs. John Conner
q Benjamin BOmboy vs. Richard Harris
26 Rooert Montgomery el al VS. Daniel Wagner
~ Jacob KrcIgh vs. Thomas B1lnboy
2S George Ilgler vs. George Keller.
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r ailorin 6!
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
RLooM>BURG, Nov l3. lSIS
REMOVAL.

hbmO AL.
HNHE subscriber, respectfully informs the citi-
zenS If Bluomshurg aud vicinity, II at the
Partnership existing between EHi, & Van Bus.
kUk, has been dissolved, by uoual consent, and
he would also inform them that he has Just opened
a new shop in Riggs new budirg,ont dc or above
the Exchange Hotel, where he continues Tie
Tailoring Business,
and is prepared to attend TO all those who may ia
vor him with their patronage - He hullels HIM.
self that from his past eNren,nCe IN business. his
work will he executed neatly and warranted IL fit
QC5- Cutting done to order and at the shortest no.
tICe.
His Charges triH be Reasonable.
The City Fashions for Fall and Winter have
been received at his eSablsLn ent.
A. II. ELLIS.
Booulsburg, Nov. l6, IS4S II.
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1 8 o..

NV ihhab We llAth'iN l'"' IN''"A''~N
one more revolution round the Sun, and we
are again, as il were, taking a new start at
the beginning of new year. The days of
the prophets are past, and their. sons no
longer inherit the earth. We are conses
quenlly, left to conjecture, as to the state
of affairs on our globe when the year upon
which we have now entered shall have clo-
sed. We have just passed through an
eyentful year,
The eyes Of men are gradually opening.
They are beginning to feel and to know,
that, naturally, they are not the slaves and
serls of petty tyrants. The PEOPLE have
arisen in their might, rand scattered to the
four winds, the doctrine of "dviue right"
Looking to our own glorious Republic, see
ing us happy and free, independent and
ilourishins, contemplating the beauty, har-
mony, an solidity of our institutions; the
world was amazed at behoding the splen-
ddlv este uprising of the model repub-
y gon in union and strength ruled,
and directed by the "divne right"
Ieople. The beacons of liberty
m fired, their flames have ascended
lery American mountain top, and
arks, waited by the free winds Of
en- across the Atlantic, have set FIRE
II Europe.
hose revolutions have astoundcd the
yrld-thrones and crowns have become
VIKINGS in the hands Of the people
.gs and Cabinet ministers have expatria-
themselves, and the long cherished
MONS Of such men as Meternich, who
We for long time led Europe by the
jsc; have been proved to be erroneous.
81 tEog,dl man in the infniude Of his
wisdom, could have predicted what has
-. e IL L.,
fc'oiEeu u'''''iS "'0 P'0e'''' VI '''' '''''
Year!
bu' mere Is ,''' use |" 8o'"g HUN "O'''
70 hno eAainp'e' Vi S"1's' o''"''."'''
and astonishing events Although the Mex
lean war mas ci0Scd' anu we eau no ioll6cl
l,ol. far snIendiI victories and mnqnifceut
achievements, s;Il, the events TO winch
,,,, ,.or L,e riven hi~,h aud which are
'''"' S'
gradually developing themselves, ARE no less
...,.,I, ...l ,,,.,,.,.,,l,J IA. ooo,,i
slnons III 'le southwest, VIII, OF them-
selves, inciie to adventure but when we
,,Lc ;nlo considerations tbc fact that tho
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Market Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FoR THE DEMOCRAT.
I Rl1lu,LtyO philuueIUhtd,
North Branch Canal.
CoLLECroNs OTFICE,
BerDIck, Dec. |, lSIS.

CoLLEcToN's OTFIcE,
Brpick, Dec. l., lSlS.
Cor. TATE
Dear Sir, the following shows the
collections of Canal Tolls at this Office, since Mo-
Vembcr 30th, lS47,
Amount per last Report, SSS,SlO 06
month ending Nov, 80, 1881 6O
Whole amt. for year. ending Nov.
3Oth, As, $lOl77S SO
J. s. CAMPBELL, Collector
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List OF Jurors,

hSt " SuhOkSs
GRAND JURORS Jan. Term. ls49.
Bloom, William Brown.
Cattawissa, Daniel Hewig.
Centre, Benjamin Miller, Thomas Corr
ner.
Derry, James McVicker,' Corr,
Ceckner.
Greenwood, Ira Johnson. W
Hemlock, Sylvester Pur
ner, Peter Applemcn;
Liberty, Jacob Boyer, Daniel Billmye
Limestone, William S. Davis, Villa
CoOner,
Mahonig, Edward Young, w. c. Joh
son. Joseph DeihI.
Madison. George Derr,
Montour, Bcnjam Low.
Orange A. b. Stewart, Benjamin 81
nGr.
Sugarloaf, Jacob Fritz.
Valley, Daniel PurseI, jr., Henry ST
der.
TRAVERSE JURY, First Heek.
Bloom, Ludwig Licht, Fred. Ore
Moore CreveIIng, Chas. kahIer, Andr
Creyelmg' Caleb Barton, Elias Mend
hall.
Beaver, Samuei Johnson,, John I
Cattawissa, JGnob Keller,
Centre, JohM Hill
Derry WN, NJ. Brairly. u
Greenwood, Joseph Keller, Peter II oI
man, John Robbins Samuel Gilaspy. ~
HemIock, Franklin Mcbride,
Jackson, Chester Smith,
Liberty, Benjamin Knouse.
Mahoning, G.. W. Forest, Jacob keller.
G. NJ. Shop, J. S. Watson, Samuel Yorks,
ST., Martin McAllster, ]. G. Thomp pson.
Main, John KeiIer,
Mitllin, John Brown ir.,
Montour, John Rishel. jr.,
NIountplcasant. John MORGAN.
Roaringcreck, Samuel Roup,
SugarIoar Peter Kase, John Conner.
Valley, John IIcndIickson, David Max.
well.
TRAVARSE JURY, Sec. Ucek.
Bloom, Enoch Howell, Daniel Snyder.
Beaver, Amos Ritenhouse.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EState Of 9brahnln Kline RnhhilS- drc,n

I ETTERS Of Administration having this day
been granted to the undersigned, residing
in Fishingcreek township, upon the above estate.
all those indebted to said estate, are requested 20
make payment and creditors to make their demands
known, to tho undersigned, without DELAY.
GEORGE LAUBACH, fdm'r.
Dec 18th, IS4s Oils
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PAIN IN THE SIDE AND BREAsT, HEArAcu.
&c.-WrIghl's Indian Vegetable Pile are a Ger.
tain cure for every description Of pains brcau.I
they purge from the body those morbid which
are the cause not only ut The above d>agrecalip
compIanlnis, bat ot every malady incident 10
man. From three to six ol said Indian NagrrabIr
Pills. taken at night on going to bed. will in
short time give relief, even in the most intense.
suffering aud perseverance, according IN dir.
ectons, will certainly resto:e the body to sound
state Of health.
Wrigh's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid aud
improve digestion. and therefore give heath and
yigor to the whole frame, as well as drive pain or
disease Of every description from the body
The genuine Tor sale by HoyhurSl oad B0J3y
BIoomsburg H. P. Badly, DanviIlc; ctephsr
Bady, Cattawssa, and By agents IN all parts ortho
state. Agents whose supplies become cXhanslo,
will receiveonew lot IN wriingio pr. Wrph,,u
principal office 400 Race Street, philadpInhia
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A Fresh supply OF DR. M'Lanes celebrated YER,
N mifuge, just received and for sale al IN.
Drug Store Of J.R MOYTP
Bloomsbury, Nov lst, ls4s.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.

PAYMAsTER's OFFICE, U. S. A., }
No. ~, George Street.
Philad eIphIa, Dec. nh, ISIS
HLAl MANTS for the three months extra paV
J due to Volunteers from New Jersey and
Eastern ennsylvand, are invited to present their
claims at this Office.
The heirs OF deceased Officers and Soldiers are
informed that they are entlled to the pay III the
following order :--hrsi, the Enthusiastically tlhc
cbldren-lhrd, y barents-f,urlh, The 1broth.
ers and sls,esi lgIu k,ayment can be made H. AG-
mini Hltors. Heirship must be
NV" tlons of two credible and
~.
ST. CLAIR DENNY,
Poymaster, U. >. A.
'teME.
nat Public vendue,
Mrs, at his dwelling
,shlp,Culumbia county, on
OF January next, about ten
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Marshal peaud made his first appearance in
the Chamb the 18Th, and was received in
the Sailed niasdus by NJ. Theirs and NJ. MbIe.
A great nur er of members of the Assembly, On
the same day, left their card at his hotel.
Prince Louis Bonaparte'S proclamation of Pres.
ident was to be issued about the Goth Dec.
PRUSSlA.-At Memel, on the 4lh December,
the most alarming riots took place. On the 5rh
the entire town was in possession Of the populaco
Ior four hours, during which time great ,excesses
were committed.
AUSIRA,-Fhe military executions for polt.
ical offences still continue The cholera is rag
lng earluly at presburg.
lRELAND.-All is Tranquil. Lord Clarendon
was formally received on his return to the Vice
Regal Lodge. The usual addres. of confidence
was voted to him, coupled with accommodations
tor removal ofgrleyances under which the coun.
try labors, His EXcelency's reply is temp crate,
aud disclaims any design on the part OF the Gov.
ernment to exclude Catholics from jures.
ITALY.-The revolution ia Rome has tprmi
mated hy the flight of the Pope, the head Of the
Roman Catholic Church One Of the most non.
ular princes that ever ascended the papa throne
is now an exile and wandcrer. The Pope, il
appears, after the scenes last described. remained
prisoner in his palace, protected from personal
violence by the French Ambassador
The Pope, in fleeing from Rome, took refuge at
Naples, and was under the protection orthc King
His Holiness refused to 60 to France, and ha,
signed protest declaring all the late acts void.
AUSTRIA.-lhe Emperor has abdI,aed in
favor Of his nephew. The new Ministry, by il,
PreSlddnt, published an address containing the
policy Of the new Emperor, in which he pledges
to maintain the liberty OF the country
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Limestone Land,

in which is contained large quantities OF Lime.
stone easy of access and well calculated, when
converted into lime either tor pIasterrg or to he
used on land as a manure, the property is well
situated Tor lime burning business, aud any 0uan.
tity can be sold as the demand for lime as a ma.
nure is great. The above lor of land will be cut
INTO one acre lots, and will be sold to suit pur.
Chasers.
D-Trrms made known on day Of sale by.
SAMUEL FRY.
Monrour township, Dec. 81, 1915 -3tsF
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SfiH Later fro IN France.

Lelters\ from Paris, dated Tuesday evening,
substaniate the previous accounts received, and
state that Louis 'apoleon's election engrosses all
the attention Of tn people.
General Cavaigndc was burnt in elfigy amidst a
large concOuroe Of people assembl led at the Place
du Throne.