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Public Sale Of Real Estnte

IN pursuance OF an order ni The Orphan'-
Cour VI Columbia County, on SATURDAY
the 2ist day OF NOVEMBER Hexr. a, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, Mathew Mcdowell,
administrator Of Abner Mcdowell, late ot
Scott township, IN SAID county, deceased,
wall expose 10 sale !y public verdue, upon
the premises, certain Tract Of land slrnai,
IL Grunge township, in the county of Conm.
bia, adjoining lands Of William White on
the Ea-', Peter Schng On the North, anil
lands T.: Mathew Mcdowell on the South
and West containing eight acres more or
le'e. There are erected on he premses d
Two story log honse, and Slatlr,
TU"D' II MILL,
Glazing House, Dry House, Slack House, &c
and water power s1pnhrnai.i. Lat. lte
rsiais oi SAID decreased, situate ~ the town.
ship oI Orange aud rounry sfpre-ald.
Any person inclined TO 90 INTO The bu.l.
ness Of making po"de. can iiud no property
better calculated for he busins.s
JACOB EYERLY, Crk.
September i6. 1851.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,


rlusres, Gnshams CaIcoes
KINDS Collars
sbandsan vel
and trd
StAWIS, bocSe We'v black silk cashmere Emtroi
filings,
o
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LGGBa

Died in Bemlock township on last Satur'
day Mrs. DEiTRicK, wife OF John d. DsfHH'ck
j., aged about IS years.
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List of Causes for Trial at Dec. Term.

List OF Causes Tor trial al Dec Ierms
! William Rooms Us George l.. Kline ct al
Q William Rooms Us George L. Kline.
3 Joseph Siackhouse Us Gilben Fowler.
q Thomas Parker Us John II. Parker.
s Isaac Brown Us Roben Lyon.
6 Jacob Schuyler Us Wilson Aser.
Fletcher B. Dodson Ell al Us VIM. Long.
8 Christian Heist Vs Daniel Giger.
9 Martin Mowry us Thomas Siackhonse.
10 Gilbeu Fowler ps Gilbert H. Fow lsr ct al
~ William Rillenhouse Us Sam'l F. Hssdlsy
10 David Hildsbrant Us Benjamin Fox.
IS David Wintersleen et al Us Chris, Sauman.
ID william Conrad Us Daniel Smith.
rs lanes Ri,,enhouse et al Us Barry Hole.
Is Jacob Warmer Us State Mutl Fire lns. Co
II John Snyder Us Levi L. Tate:
is o. C. Kahler for the use oi WIN. RobIso n
% frederick Rabb. -.## s
10 Henry S,otk Us Nicely & Hilemau.
90 Adam Suoup st al Us l.. b. Rupert ct at.
81 Cornelius McEuen Us Henry J, ioaple,
Bloomsburg, Nov 4, 1887
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~ burg, Pa, ior the Quarter ending Nov.
10th, 1857.
Bnenbender Mary G. Philips John S
Rechel Sarah Peck Allen w
Brison Henry 2 Robbins & Slocker
Case William Rupert George 2
Flemines Wesley Smith John
Clutter David Stars, Henry
Goodrich Harvey II. Suiieman James 2
Hill George Wagner Preelove
Lechlhalsr Conrad Wellver 7. ].
Long n B Wowrer w j
Larish Reuben Weeks Madison
McGee Jackson Zebbl Caroline
Morgans Morgan Thomas Hughes J Z,
Mari Alum James Valley e
Nichels Henry Flynn James ;?
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
PHILIP UNANGST, p. NJ.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 1s, 1857.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm in
Orange township, Columbia CO., containing
336 ACRES,
on which are valuable Improvements, COM
prsing two sets Of farm buildings,
Two Dwelling Houses,
two barns snd other buildings, two apple
orchards and variety OF otter fruit Trees
About 200 acres of the premises is cleared
land in good condition OF improvement,
aud il lays along Eishingoreek, | mile above
OrausevlIle, aud only mJes from the county
seat.
The whole will be sold together, or in two
divisions as purchasers may desire.
For terms apply on the premises or direct
Ofangeville, Columbia coan,y TO
JOHN AChENBACH.
Orange township, May 5th, 1887.
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C0LCMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
q a - II S9 AZ q
LuZerne County. Pa,


THE Trustees of this Institution respectfully
l. announce, tnai il will bu opeDej for the
reception of Pupils, Of both sexes. on Monday.
October goth next. under the immediate car. If
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. 4. is gentleman OF extensive acquire.
ments. and enlarged experience a. an educator
and has been connected with the most popular
High School of Bucks Co for several wears
He is also we'll and favorably known as a con.
tributor to some Of our leading ed EDUCATIONAL PER-,
odicas.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will comprise OuhogrspLy, Definitions Real-
ing, PenmsnshIP. EtymoIogy Geography Eng
GrammaT, Composition. Arithmetic Alsebri
Geometry. Mensuration. Plane and Spkene,i
Tngonomelry, Surveying, Navigation. Asiron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History. Physiology.
Natural Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Classes in the French. Spanish s. Latin
Languages will be formed ~ esrv as ptacifca-
bic. and lns,ruction on Piano Forte will 5e
given If desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on The N,,ural
Sciences, illustrated BY appropriate sprarI.gs
viii $50 Re given.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will e raid -
young Ladies aud Gsnti, us dsslsniaE . sea.
ify themselves as Teachers.
TE r M S:
-FOUR, FIVE and SIX uelns Per QCa-,sr
In aeeorlinee with the studies ParsUsi. PsyIsls
one half n advance and the tslaccs ai.as c.,ss
Of the Quarter
GOOD BOARD can te lad u tie VII y !:
moderate P'jcs.
CF VI. \. will deliver a. address e Pcrss
cal, Inteiiectus snJ Ncrs, sGgcI.3c1 c ne
day Of eouGsncsnsni wAsa - ass,cL 81
importing Instruction 49, = i'-ss-stsj. isG
the discipline sd uGrsssEs1; ii 'ts :cecL
futlv explained
Pneuis Gui-iiIus. irj the fris-ls ,i eJ- "a
tioo seosraIy are corlsaiiy .rv,oej - se yexs
eus-
n. l.. cIAP'N, S.N. STEVENS
JOHN kOONS. Y y STILES,
SlLAS pODSON, JOHN IAPLs.
THOMAS PEALEE
C~~s5xs. S,v:. 4, 1885. Trustees,
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Auditors Nstice.

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= : = 2. - g=cS-=ul EHl ssfssFU n rs
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Grand Jurors for December Term.

UEduu Jul VI hVH DOSODUOh AOs 11s
Bloom-Lewls H. Maus, Barnard Rupert.
Beaver-John ]. Dreisbach.
Briarcreek-Sie2hen Achenbach.
Cenlre-Mahlon Hicks.
Catswissa-Benjamiu Zarr, John Scott
Franklin-Joseph Ritter.
Fishluscreek-Willam Buckalew.
euwood-Joseph Keller, Jackson Rob-
bins.
Locusl-William Beach, Ssmrel Mears.
Madison-Lewis Schuyler, Nelson Kitchen
Montour--Art Buss.
Mifflin-Isaac Snyder.
Man-Haman John.
Moun,pIeasant-Danie Mordan.
Oranse-flirman r. Kline, Benja min Vert.
man.
Piue--William Cashier.
Roaringcreek-John Wilmer.
Scoll-Eli Creveling.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 81, 1857.
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HNIOoD g. COAL for sale Q, the Arcade by
=" - A. C. MENSCH.
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TIE subscriber acurCor-s ffai he
cary on rhs COOpEBiNG BUSINESS a ~
brewery IL Hopkiusvlls ohare ha r,. uak.
BARRELS, TUBS, KEGS,
and every hing IN tha. lac Df tussusss IT,.
will also repair wof. Of al. slnI., sEt y "a 20
II skID.u,ly aud a. :ar prces.
CHARLES " HA<SEaT.
Rluomsturz Jane 2 1871
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Traverse Jurors for December Term.

Bloom-Samuel ShafTer, James L. Barkley,
Jno. Whitenieht, ] X. Grotz, Zebulon Gross.
Benlon-Reube. Davis, sen, Peter Case,
John McHenry, Sr.
Briarcreek-Samuel Kelchner.
Centre-Levi Aikman, Stephen Hutton.
Calawissa-Samuel Koslenbader, Matthias
Hartman.
Fishlngcreek-Jno. Hess, Edward Unaugsl
Daniel Stricken, Henry Eyer.
Greenwood-John Moore.
Hemlock-Jsmes Emmiu, John Gruber,
Jesse Obi, John H. Faust.
Locusl--Elas Helwig, Peter X. He:ben,
Samnel Reinbod, Isaac Rhoads.
Mifflin Joseph o. Winlersleen, Leonard
KiIkendall.
Maln--Samuel Fisher, Isaiah Shuman.
Orange--John Achenbach.
Pine-Benjamin Winiersteen.
Roaringcreek--Adam Gable.
Sugarloaf--Alinas Cole.
Scot-DanieI Whitmire, Jacob Keller.
Rloom.bu Oct 81 1857
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1889 Water Street, New \

1s9 Wafer Street, New York.
p S. To PENNsyLvANiANs The Peunsyl-
vanian Farm Journal has been merged nlo
the American A2ilculunsl, aud the Aaricu.
lurisl is now peculiarly the paper for Penn
sylvana Formers.
November II, 1857.
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ADMINISTRATORS @rfCS.

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A. G.. MENSCH

A. C. MENSCH
AT THE ARCADE STAND
TIAS inst received and opened full and
IL large assortment
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which he will sell a, the loves, living profit.
His stock embraces stella, lhibet AMI Grape
shawls, harege. barege delaines, tissues,
lawns, debeges, Grape orienlas, alpaccas, &c
SILKS.-A very handsome assortment Of
striped, plain, PLAID and black silks, which
he intends 10 sell al very reduced prices.
EMBROIDERIES.
An immense stock OF embroieries such
as embroidered handkerchiefs, collars, spen-
GERS, sleeves, Swiss and jaconei edgings and
in.erlings, linens, cotton and thread laces,
houncings and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTICS-MusIus, drlllin5s, tlckings,
checks. osnaburgs, bagginas, glne ehans, ftau-
nes, table diaper and ready made bags.
Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, cassimeres, veslings, jeans, cotton.
AIDES, denims, blue drlillngs, cotton plsids &c.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTES.
A very large assortment OF new style car
pels, such as tapestry, Brussels three ply ln-
.rain and Venetian oil cloths, OF all widths.
large assortment OF Ladies & Ch'idrens'
Shoes, which he will sell very cheap
GROCERIES. 80
lot of fresh sugars. moasses. lHE
TEAS. COFFEE. FISH SPICES ISL z
sc. Also Hardware Queensware, 7=z~-s
Crockery and Woodenware.
v Flour and Feed always Tor sale at the
lowest market prices for cash.
Bioo'nsburg, April 90. 1887.
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E ST RAY.
WHEATLEY'S ARCH st. THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, ABuTS SlXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.

The Star Compsny, composed ci he 6rs;
Arlis,es in The wo,ld, s0d sxesetiHs VI
strength and talsn, any Dramatic eom e'na.
tiou hereIotors offered tuihs Theatrical Put
lie, will appear every night IN ConsiS, lfa'
seiy, Sstio- Comc Drama, NauGevtlsss, Me.
seal Burisl,as, SC. sc. Wssn visHng the
clIy, so there.
Ph1ladslphis. Oct. 81, 1887.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

November II, 1857.
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Auditors Nofire.

= S-rt % 1857.
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(OehPERf%{s,

B'oom.bury, Nov 1, 1851.
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Administrator A Notice.

November IS, 1857.
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List Of Letters

November 81, 1887.
The weekly Panola star., 1857-10-28

THE Stsrs cr Msgsrrf,
rtx1tA Corsrn
TI,ffF sisisof Nis.issirpi 70 Mel Beatty.
A. q. Bsasy. ani M Unknown \ rs
n Iarass X. Rsatv. dsceasrd. sni louisa
B.a.v and Ca,harins Beaty. ran.rssiisnts
of tbs STATE, sa4 Ell other Ssrsuns IN
tsrsstri.
Whereas. at ~ October Tern. isiI,
of the Probate Court Il said county. wm.
Hansv. Aiminis,rstor a. bonis aes slshs
estate q r.nsknev q. ". Bessy. deceased.
Sled IN saii Ccurs frai accosnt cf the
slmini ssra.ion u said estate hy Aiclphus
J. Reatv. whs is nov deceased. sni vas
n-;si-si Aiminissrssnr - aid sstiss; also
k'ei = sn,l scecuns II he adHiai.trasisH
~ .aii estate ty fisn. the sd WI An
Ranev. Administrator - b,nis ny' and
also ftsi SAIL sernaas of his ain MS
trati n a the e<sste 81 A39'f bus j.
Beair. isesas-j.
yaa src therefore, hereby ri.ei 70 b
sni arpsar before SAD Court. At the
rs.rs fia1ss sf aid rcrnty. - the srs.
NOvn W IN Desznbsrs lss5, then sni
there 70 shuv easss vhv y .hree ssv.rsl
fsrsrsinr named aesDsu eossd not BE-
sllswei. and . dse<snns@ eFvuprn -
e,rI;s<lr. Issa~i> ! ~ =. fS5.
ccsls-lw w.r.wco1fkss slssi.
The weekly Panola star., 1857-10-28

THE STATE or MISsIssippIs
~ eH psrssss isfsrss'rd - fle Ldsd,.
Tsseueris ar5 Hsrssisfaae.s Of
Jats y Ca'dwsH. dscecssf.
You arc hereby cited TO be and
appear before The Probate Court u rsns.
i county. ., The esaFi house thereof. in
The town II rsnels, On thc i. Nrndss in
November. 1851. thea and there 90 answer
the petition Of samasl Y. Caldwell. ~.
ministrsser of the estate a ia deceased.
Tor The sale u shs fellow Z lands. tene.
mrnts ani her~jisamap' 4 said dsesasa
si. via; The uniivij ss,er-eiztshs n.
tsrrss in the south :. frarsioa u ssc.
ton e. Tovnshi. Ranss vsss. n
Panols county, ii sissipys. Of ne -ndi.
vilsd ssvrn-eigb a. interest IN all Of thai
rcstion # ssii sssssn lyir< southeast of
Tsllshsselis Rrr. fsF he rsynen. 4
dsbts ef Insests,e, tis personal estate -
ing isqEri-rs; sai d sto~ sasss, Il any
you - vhy 30 rnash II aid isnss tc.,
shosld - Be- ssli - vii tc sufssisu. 70
par he rssdae a ~ deiss ef dersiza..
And furtteR 10 10 ss4 mfsr sash ,hi-xs
- sk>ll y eswrii<rsi and crsIerei ~ shs
Court ss$onid IN he premises.
Witness Ne IIss. Orsills I(1rsison.
- Jaire II - CyuPf, - The ec.ss
Sts( hesss u cid esul1H the ~
Monday hnunm>4, 1S5S, -
sszf ~ 81 csuft.
I..s.i.hi' Z Ie's ! ~ .. e s3s..ss :. !, ~
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e TIE local susr o. the Memphis
Fress mus; have bad a " ycol time-
Git q King up Fragments +" Of the
''etst ARRAYS. Il stHs the mimic
Tragedies of The sisse are rat sufagieus
f' a. people. they Srsr have ryai
eues. q lie n he attempt" We
feg'et this extremely. a. ,he "gOoj
iius ci city Is as precious TO iis
NJ 'hitaais a. + prosperity. linen
Vaa'i oFly se.lle their tasiass irsrs
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AAaa xa $3.50. y. 80 ,iS
=,
slceve.hat'"us' n.suhiu i'nEs'
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Studs.
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IN s,I waysssI IIa.s. s.la,s.. sh,ldrsa.
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INIh H0isn asi biNfahalN tg
! rs.eH. fttIe rst sf Pans.
4 trsa &. t s.,v.llf .et sa'ei rrs-
I'f'f saii tIf aIt aIrof Natm'
l.iI O. bulldog atai. il pan p.
t.H tn'h ran - ID iaHs
trvifi fg Elh1 81 sier. a-Jtf
sni , - .ga lr insI ..oa Re
tif rf r4E5 Ut. Wt intr
Utisi1r t1e ut.revp ari maiH.sI..
Weresfts ths reai 81 .oei lhs Mldr.
vth rsfersurr e. tu ta1ultjs 20 ha
ahI|ily - c'mH'v v.ts bs rsnifs.', a- 10
tt a. taa Iit. Ia1 vork - Be- CON.
II i .4 iaa Do lv "a Nis ABB, isjs.
un lulf tbs anfaf 70 ts payahle ~ he
li' lay af Jolly, l.i.. WHEN tbs Colle
ilr hp hv las 20 make rasmrni II
tte tsves. ltti.i IN the parr1ae. iutn the
County Treasury. The other half 10 te
payable H enr yeif fr1m tiis iss of iu'y.
ISIS. sHl O. iraw sit per esn,. lnlsrest
FROM he Jas ths vefk is actually CON.
r'titd ui lsegivei ty The eummitsian.
80. uaal and security vii hs required
n tis contractor. for the faithful per.
f1dmansa of she wark.
THOMAS y. CLARKE, }
iOllN q. HARRISON, Csm'rs.
~ ;. WARD.
Ssp' 5lth. lcii.
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Tus4gtra utFtrs ty f'tvptN--
u tbsOuf Ola month or 'x'vcess,
y are gged.,ab1y informed a the of
telegraph vilI he in operation hsiwesa
Memphis ard Panola. IA s-rut of
iae telegraph Company i Sow hsrs,
making. we presume. ,bs necessary
s'angsaenis fer fitting NJ ihs office.
Cone. Up with the vires. and let Is
hlvc a llttls 'iirs'ainv news. t. cheer
r. during ths approaching Christmas
laliaays. when. ve hepe. the dull
'imsofranic, fear sni doubt villhave.
10 gresi extent. cvaporatp,l.
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F. r I-ra 's

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fwt.T r,-.fsiA Asaus-. # am arae
ts a is a 81 tHe ta8H .hs tHs
@ aisat. itrs IT lr-. isnnsf.r %.
@ iaf SHF al N hlat. aHl .s
t'Ht 81 thss .h rl..
rsr, tfas q Jas elauothessFt. .luaan
bHt
t ii-f- si~si. Tt.i j'.s sfii
defsnisat aartf sri f'sa4 sssse-. 7r
1am 80 t.l ~ mpairsni, oa a- b..
fr its ttsf U-m Fl Nil Cg1ft. % ts
tiraf tat Ctu.f i11tieef E county.
IA hs nen Il ptsa'a. on ihe iia N1nily
rf tie i.h NsHlsv y Sartes lsif,
a'h wiss tht allegations ~ szii bi.i will
sksn - confessed ~ hin. snl such
deer msie therein "a sha1 sgrm just
ani nfnrer. /.
q h furttss cris-ei. Th1l . srrv ~
ttj o-lsr ~ ruh.ishsl in ihs Pagals
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
Good to Make Men Of"

A gentleman once asked company
little boys, what they were good for! One
little fellow promptly answered:
1--WE are good to make MEN of"
Think of that, my young friends; you
arc good to make men and women of. We
do not mean-nor did that little boy
that you are mere good to grow up to the
size Of men and women. No, we mean
good deal more than this. You are to make
persons that will be respected and useful
that will help to do good in the world.
No one, who is not useful, and who does
not seek to make the world better, deser.
yes the name of man or woman.
You should not forget that, if there are
TO be any men and womon-any that de.
serve such name-twenty or thirty years
hence, they arO to be made of you who are
now children. What q world this will be,
when you grow up, if all only make men
or womenl Win you not ponder this
subject, and "Show yourselves men ~
"Good to make men Of" What kind
of men will our youthful readers be twenty
years hence! Will they bo classed with
the intelligent, the respectable, the indus
trious, the prosperous, the benevolent, the
pious men of the time ? for doubtless there
will be such. 1t may require little self
denial, and hard study, and hard work J.;
but such character is chcaply purchased
at tina, pricc-and such a character We
wish all our readers to bear.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
Highway Robbery.

Ono of the most outrageous robbcrioi ever
heard of occurred near the village of Utica,
in this county, on thursday night last. A
family of cmigrants named Hurst on the
way from Michigan to Iowa, stopped over
Monday night at Buffalo Rock. During
the night one yoke of their oxen was oleu,
which of course caused a delay, while Mr..
Hurst endcavorcd to find the lost property.
Meantime the family went on with the
wagons to Utica for better camping
ground, and there awaited the return of
Mr.. Hurst. About 2 o'clock on Thursday
morning they we're attacked by six or
eight nom and robbed of 5000 in gold and
over 5000 in bills. The robbers first cut
through the covering Of the Wagon, upon
which Mrs, Hurst screamed for help, but
was Immediately seized by one of the
robbers and chokcd into silence. The son,
lad Of about sixteen years Of age, at
tempted to bring rife to bear upon them,
but the muzzlc being the wrong way, he
had no time to turn it, before he was
clinchcd and held fast. The robbers then
broke open the trunks and chests and
secured the aforesaid amount of money
They even searched. the persons Of their
victims, and took from the son o dollar
that he had earned the day before. He
fought them with all his might, and so
exasperated them that they took his rife
from the wagon, and fred at him, the ball
passing within an inch or two of his face
The father returned mex, morning after
frutless search for the oxen, and was
met by the son with the sad news of his
new misfortune. 1t is sad case for Q
family thus to lose their all the product o.
years of industry; and we trust that il
case the money is not recovered, the mis-
fortunes Of this family will be alleviated
somewhat by our citizens. Officers Grow
and English started yesterday TO see if an!
track could be got Of the robbers-witl
what success we have not learned. A bottl
of chloroform and q sheath to q bowie
knife were left by tie rcbbers,-thu
showing that they are professional villains
We hope that no pains will be spared tt
ret hold of fthem.-Dety0t Tribune,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
Daniel Morgan the Riheman.

The following appears in letter of a
Virginia correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce:
"Thc name of Daniel Morgan, the eolebra.
ted commander of the Virginia Rifemen, is
a household word in Virginia. His remains
repose at Winchester. Jerseyman by
birth, he early emigratcd to the Virginia
wilds, and was WAGNER in the French
war, Tall, muscular, and enured to all
hardships, he was fond of adventure, famed
for intense daring and hair breadth escapes.
lie had been grossly insulted by one British
officer, and severely punished by another,
in the name of King George. He vowed
vengeance, and kept his vow.
At the opening of the Revolution he
raised battalion Of riacmcn, and drilled
them to perfection, They spurned the
bayonet, and relied on the deadly aim of
the rife, he used to say the business of
his men was to be killed. At the battle OF
Saratoga, seeing the day was going against
the Americans by reason of the cxtraordi
nary skill and energy of Gen, Frazer, with
his Scotch divisions, he resolved to resort
to the only measurs conceivable to arrest
the tide Of battlo'that threatened to over
whelm them Summoning to his presence
the best marksman in his command, whose
aim was never known to fail, he said tc
him: !Murphy, do you see that officer OF
the iron grey horse?' yes, sir was the
reply of the old soldier. Morgan rejoinec
with an almost 1attoriDg voice, Then dc
your duty
Murphy assembled tree, cut away tho
interlaced branches with his hatchot, (thi
was part Of their variogatod armor, restc(
his rifle in a sure place, watched his oppor
tunity, and as soon as Gen. Frazer had, il
his animated movement, come within
practical range, Murphy fired, aud tn
gallant Frazer fell MORALLY wounded, bcinl
Shot in the center of the body. That fal
decided the day. The enemy soon CAV
away, and Saratoga became immortal
But the rough soldier was man of tendc
feelings, and he almost wept at the dead
and always said it troubled him because
looked so much like kind Of assassination
of brave and noble officer; tho gallant a
that officer was, he had placed himself ther
to be shot at, and was engaged in shoot'n
others. 1t was in a similar way that Nelsol
| fell on the deck of the Victory"