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One of the objections made to the decision
Of the Supreme Court, in the Dsed Scott case
is that ii declares negroes not TO be citizens.
There is nothing neither novel nor monstrons
in this. Our own Stale Constitution, under
v~h,..S ssr own ps~ok nerasi,vaus --,s-- sud
breathe and have their be,ns,n virtually de-
clares the same doctrine. Negroes are moi
citizens in the Stale OF Pennsylvania-none
bu free aRhiie men are; and vet our yIrtunns
Republicans pass ovnr thus fact, and indIs-
nanlly assail Judge fancy, man whose
character stands above reproach, and whose
ermine has never been soiled by a single
corrupt act, for expressing an opinion in 1857
which the Constitutional Convention oi
Pennsylvania declared as early as 1885. W
generation Of vipcrs! look at home. 'Plncl
the beam from your own eyes, before Vol
pu, on speciacles TO discover 'fhe mote IL
others" and they hurl their thunder boli'
against the Couti Tor pronouncine the Mis-
sour Compromise unconstitutional, when ihei
old Federal fathers opposed It's enactment or
the same ground in 1920, and burul in efhgy
David Fullerlon and others who helped iE
pass il. To what monsirnns wroras RnC
gross absurdilies Will tot blind fanaiicisn
lead 1-HaniSbmg Patriot.
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Reputation of wilmot.

The Philadelphia Daily Ncps, the leading
"Amerlcan" organ of the State, repudiates the
nomination OF WIlmot in most unequivocal
declarations of hostility TO his election. Il
says
awe are gra,ifed 10 learn that there is but
one sentiment among the conservative and
national minded men of the City, in relation
10 the action of the Republican Convention a.
Harrisburg, and that one of indignant and un-
qualified condemnation. The Americans re.
nudiaie its action, ard will refuse TO support
its nominees, because they are national in
heir principles, ard will support no one for
office, who is a sectional a2ilator, and does
not recognize and endorse American princi-
pies; and they have accordingly already
started movement for the holding of au
American State Convention, 10 nominate
ticket worthy of theit confidence and sup
port"
II there is honor or integrity in Know Moth
insism, OF if that party is not TO be wholly
abandoned, Wilmot will never receive the
sup2or: of its members. II the thing has
conscious existence or respect for itself, 1t
must show it now.
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MORAL REFORMS.

From the beginning OF the world il bat
been we'll provide ed with moral reformers-
men who by some appliance Of force or law
proposed to cure all the moral ills Of society
But most of these have been with only ar
external view OF the evil, and did not, like
Christianity 60 10 the heart and the core, ia
efiec, remedy. Thus in modern times
men propose to make every person rich BY
Legislation. The fallacy here is that laws
cannot create wealth, but may only distribute
It upon new principles. They may take
from one and give 10 another, bu. they can
no: add 10 the aggregate possessions OF the
county. The kindest thing they can do 10
eociely is 10 allow labor and mind clear,
open field 10 jeveIope its oton resources.
Another heresy was The attempt to
mai men moral by act Of Assembly. 1t
was the old spirit of The crusader--Ihe argu-
fnent Of the sword and the etake. Men
must have moral sense in them 10 be cul-
tivaied by moral means, il you can improve
ihem; ard no act oil legislation can create
this IN The heart, if it does not exist there
Laws may provoke stubborn wiiuIness, aud
lead 10 bisouy, unchariiablenes and Petse-
cuiion. but they cannot establish the Chris
,ian virtues where they are moi. They may
protect their exercise and development, but
cannot create them.
Just so is the heresy OF making men free
who have not within them the spir, of iree-
dom-of attempting 10 free men in Kansas
BY act of Congress or by Massachusetts
Emigrant Aid society. "Who would be free
themselves must strike the blow" and laws
can do nothing but project men in making
themselves fee. You cannot by act al Con.
gIess make man in spTit iree any mora
than you can make him rich or moral, or
tlian you can make him Turk.
Every page OF History illustrates and proves
this. Greece and Rome were corrupted by
enerva,ing luxuries and by false IDEAS OF
public virtue and honor. This corrupted the
spirit of the people and then only their laws
became bad. A degenerate people have in
many countries debased the laws, but the
laws do not degrade any proud spirited and
true hearted nation.
A brave and vinuous people will be such
from instinct and not from the force OF law.
II their laws are bad they will reform them;
but this will be 10 preserve and protect pub
lc morality and not TO create ii. The de-
generate children of Mexico could not he re-
formed by any law; nor can you intuse ener-
gy or power into its feeble government while
its present race are the nominal rulers.
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AS some of tine aabolitiun luusnhislnfssBh
deaxorng 40 spzz mp the searih annd dmakali
noise because the SSnnrems punssIhasddeci-
dad thata Neg1o crnnnotibeIacuiHzana6f lhhf
United States, sxepnbhah ihsddliupiumcum-
municaiion from ahe Deparimenio6fSSaaie
10 remind fhsm that lpnrsunsuos AAarirunids-
scent were nHrer reongnizsd by The aesss1a-
ment as citizeas, and hhaf The elBourtihssuofty
confirmed what has aiways BEEN ahe1ppinim
and practice of 1hegeverHmant.
fDRpAKTMESrouFSSrSrE
Wasziaefon, kouzfs6sr4s s56 II
SIR-Kour lslier Of Tins -osthI thIuItimuund3ad
instant, requesting passports dor ssiseencpbi-
ored persons, have ibesn lseceiped, aand II
am direcied by the Secretary tao iibfoumyyuu
that the papers transmitted Hby Yyunidun
warrant tine ddeparlmant IN ccomI,iyliug wilih
your request.
The question, whether tree 1neErsss asfe
cIiizers, rs moi HOW lpressmed dor Iahe tnazst
time, hut has Iepeaiediy aafisnn iIin ihe aaa-
ministrafinn lof both :he National aaud SSiiae
governments. In 1921, IHiouniroVeryyansese
as 10 wheiher free persons Bs1ohooiorvrefnrnl7 70
izens of the United Stulss, within Ahs iniani
and meaning of tine Iaris unf lDoupqssHseHH-
laiiug foreign IandGcoasiiug arads, sspass 90
be qualified 10 lcammaud vessels, Aandl lafT
WHIT, Aiiornery aenEIRl, ddeUidsd hhnt lhhFy
were not, and Iho moreover hheld ihat hhe
words tsciiizens of me lHnaad IS,asssH 1xeess
used in the Iaris of Duugrsss i'm the ssame
sense rs in the Dunslinliun. Tltns vpiswiss
almost tu!iy sustainedInER rseeeni upplniunnot
the present Attorney General
The ludicial decisions aofl fliheGcuuniyylase
TO The same effect. HuKeniis DummsEauRisst
vol.2, pase III, ii is STATED thhal mn 1889
Chief Justice naggeu, uof GDnune,iuut Jlhhld
that free blacks uare mot +.uitigens'' wa7fhin
the meaning Gof ihe term, aHs uused iu abe
Constitution uoi the Limited SSiaaas aand lhse
Supreme Court uof ITunnsssee. in rherrsseu6l
the State against GCiairborne, ,Ihsld ahessarBe
doctrine. Snrh dbsiug ihs uouREruuusiun o6f
Constitution in EseaaTd 10 tFeepeIsunslohcbl-
or, it is lconceieed that fhsycuannol hberse-
qardsd, when hsyuud the lurisiiunUnobf hhiS
government, as senTillsd 20 ihe do frIrtisubf
niIizens, bui ihaiSerfeiary idisecis muapssyy
thai, though Observation-Disclosures
that such persons Inrs ucitiznnsuof hheI Iiunad
States, vet, IL satisfied u6l ihe arniho6f, abe
facts, it would give IN ncrIii6nnie hhnt shsy
were born inahe uaiiell States ;Iare tree ylHnd
that the government shsreoi iwunldreenaitEdt
to be lis duty 10 prolert them 6twruueddbgy
a foreign goyernmasi, ,wlhiis Miithin tlis luris-
diciion, lnrEa iegalGaud prppeTrnrpsse.
i am, sir, Respectfully YyuunbbedienssseH-
want INA InuMAs lSSi .SSE1il
II. Fl. Rice, Esq, n. y CRY.
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The Coal Trade

Is just now being, what is called in the Goa
regions, tsrevolnion lied" The old principle
OF supply and demand for regulating the trade
is considered loo aniiquaed, though proper
enough for other branches of business The
coal operators do mot intend 10 lei any more
coal 30 TO market than will keep the price
regularly mp 10 u certain mark, which they
say is ren:unerslive, from which the public
will infer that they have hitherto been get
ting their coal too cheap and below cost
Combination among the operatives has led
10 combination among the boatmen, and
they MIL not let any boats lsuve Schuylkill
Haven loaded, al less freight than 81 90per
ion, though the dealers say they will not pay
more than 81 so. Severnl hundred boats,
many Of them loaded al 81 rs a ! so per ton,
have been detained al SchuyIkll Haven du-
ring the week. Two boats belonging TO Mr
Berllett, of Reading, were injured. Que was
sci on fire, and partially destroyed, while the
other was scuitled. These acts ARE calculated
10 interfere greatly with the trade, which, for
want Of sufficient carrying time aud means,
will admit OF no delay al the early part of the
season.-Ledgcr.
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Wise and good men everywhere are be.
coming sensible of the danger which mus, re-.
suit 10 Christianity andthe Christian churches
1t the political ran,ers are allowed TO desc.
crate ths pulpis. II was under sense oil
| this danger that the last Methodist Confer.
ence at Baltimore, by its best men, rebukea
The misunderstanding spirit of bypocri,cal
demagogues in The following proceedings:
Rev. Isaac GIBSON and N. Wilson submit
Ted the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, By the Baltimore Conference, in
Conference assembled that we highly dep
recaie the agitation of the slavery question,
which has already resulted TO the great deiri-
ment Of the political and religious interests
of The country.
ResoiUed, That as heretofore we will op.
pose with zeal aud aggression which shall
be attempted by the sboition agilaiors oil
the country.
Rev. James II. Brown moved to lay them
upon tie table. Adopted.
Rev. John A. Collins deprecated such ac-
ton, as i, placed the Conference in an indeed
equvocal position. He would therefore ask
that they again be taken up, with view TO
a direct vote thereupon. Agreed TO by the
following vote--yeas, 2io; nays,4.
They were then put npon their passage,
and the frs! resolution adopted by yeas, 900;
hays g.
The second one was taken up and also
adopted by vote of yeas, 1877; nays, IL.
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Sheriff Sale.

nY virtue of writ of renditioni erponas 10
= me directed there will be exposed to
public sale al the Court House in Blooms.
burg, on Monday, the 4lh day of May next,
al O'Clock, P. NJ, the following real estate,
to-wit: r
All thai certain tract or piece Of land situate
in Briarcreek township, Columbia county,
containing oos hundred acres, be the same
more or less; about seventy-6ra acrea of
which is improved hud,-bounded on the
East by lands of Jacob Cope, on the North,
South and West by other lands Of Samuel +.
Headley and others, it being the same tract
purchased by said Headley of Geo. B. Stack
house; wherein is erected two story frame
Dwelling House, one out Kitchen, frame
Bank Barn with the appurienances.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Samuel F. Headley.
ALSO:
At the same time aud place by viriue OF an
othe writ of psadiioni e1ponas all thai certain
tract or piece OF land situate iG Madison
township, Colnmbi county, bounded and
described as follows TO- wit: on the north by
the heirs of John Weliver, on the east by
the heirs of John Welliver, on the south by
Daniel Welliver, on the west by Daniel
Smith, containing fourteen acIes, be the same
more or less; whereon is erecied one and
half story frame Dwelling House, and q
Frame Sable, with the appuHenances.
Seized and taken iE execution as the prop
ery of Jacob Kisner.
STEPHEN H. MILLER, Sh1%:
Bloonsbars. oasng spal, April 8, 1857.
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Public Notice.

To the School Directors of Columbia Counfy'-
GENTLEMEN; IN pursuance OF The AID SEQ.
ton of the Act of slh OF May, 1854, You ara
hereby notified TO meet in Convention al the
Court House in BIoomsbarg, on the firsI
Monday in May, A. D. 1857 being the fourth
day of the month, at I o'clock P. M, and
seisct rira poee, by majority of the whole
number OF Directors present, one person OF
literary and scientific attainments, and OF skill
and experience in the art OF Teaching, as
County Superintendent, for the three succeed
ing years /; determine the amour, OF compen.
saiioR for the same, and certify the result 10
the State Superintendent al Harrisburg; az
aci r. w. WEAVER.
County Superintendent Of Columbia Co.
Bloomsbury. April ., 1851.
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IElIali,iutanaM Masehh27z lss7

Hliashigfd aasshh275 ,ie57.
[ MY LRkkRS<ag- IIhhxes, All ypurrrsausst,
rsssousHideeddmgy ydatarmihnaaonp assaanounr
cesds sOyup sdaehhingg ypurr tendsrufIthssofs
fifieeoo nsgesnpnru6f thHtT TBuzsnryy of Kansas.
anvsas~nbs 4 hHnpidiomnnupress by ypu,
ihharnBsasfdsy fihssI IIiiournayyti yytiepand alppu
aeashieta6uuo6i o6ihbeiadisidaai loUwhpmr silail
hbmssHIpBdChhB taskfD6 ssttiingI hssiifi
'wiainhiaaann sHr.uuuhlthss Nausass question,
hhzesnonnhidadth thahnaselammssaset Einty
fouHyyccuufryyrsq1i q1insesSnsetorancepta ahiazpoe
sHinun. II ANN bbenghhi loo thiss ooneiasioa
Nuitiiiaaunnflse if1ifiannesimmygownn nbil-
igy ,hbnNwihh aRlanreati hDpes thati thee samsI
upeernihugP fogidaHneewhfnhhhas INV
hbhigeddcounnrythhou ougbiseurnanygpsriias will
nnezatinnilaRhdlihse my hnmbiss effDrssstor
hhrrvetiizss ,anhahhtimyy coursegwiil mt be.
ppsflddeddbss anss pputionrot imyisilowsciti-
zEaHs nnopnun nt tlaanssss.
| uunndsstanuda ant youp andIail your cahinei,,
noodhbby soplnione Expressed by
rms thasahbeanniail b6nny nyidareshiantaEof thss
irBerHnnyyu6 Manassas bgsaiail anifeguiaEv
nnna aetaEhhgy yltauidoruviotanne, usehszpsr.
nHfRda jia1dptinee thsirT States constitution,
lnnlsleniaeldpr prhBnmetsesswiatl shall hss their'
ssorIi nssamfinuss. TRfssisEhss great fnnda-
tmafaa appuiuiltassoffih fihBs aetofi GongTesssor--
t,aHidBiug hat Tbritnry5 affifmsdd by ihes Sns
IlpenmeB Bautnhi thRe Unltedd States, anddiss uE
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
isddhsy ruse IhhouubDut uuyy publinr cnreers- L
ronRnsptdtee an ppasefutl ssttlamsnti of this
Observation-Disclosures
pptnnbiaHnotf thhe wiiDiee peepiss Of Kansas,
pprrnipntes freeiyy anddfuily,
inihkisiaeistoup anhdhyy amainrityy of whoses
vnmesih hae determination mnsti nBs made, ass
ihhe eontyyToprrra anda constitutional modes Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itoumilitarypo power,
inlhhslIDppsthntHuyY oountrymenof Kansas
f1smeseeyyantioup, ,N1ll sHbmit loJaEdecisiou
% 1biaiasguntnrrhsyaal anhlairlvotesof a. ma.
gnriryok okihBeppepissotth hat Thfrrtoryy- II this
6crss0urnnnnDb huss heHIuades lsee nothing
dnl ancl ntareeot tlIaaasaashy civilwar; extend.
igggi dashaiafdt uflAssueslhhoughput lhetcoun.-
IVY yanilsHbiseta,@thss unionnisslf iog immi--
nwEillSro thsnp and ddendeaxorthnsto;ad Just
hhsse ddAlibutiisss, i'm Ihne full confidence So
sCugtSye3ppesssddbyyy That L will hss sus-
aHiHdd hs5ail YOUR higbh authority, with the
rOudaia noseppsataomut iaiI your urToabiuet-.
AksidiwrFlllbeei mppssibiedor
thss sscuud1 MoudayFof May
matI TlwnuhiJ JdasRssmys appointment to.takes
rdrsmthas tlates
NasryrssRnetf5ilyy, YeurfrieEi,
RQEERT7I WALKER.
uArEas H6ruREsNs, Bfesident OF theE United
sNahass.
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A CLrSCHER Fur rruE yNioaLIHSs-r3bSree
wasting too many acrorudiie asaIslUVnr tahe
decision OF the Supreme C0uuTi I'M hire Heed
Scott oase, the BLACK Repnblisans5 mn, ldhuas1
explain to the publir how ahFy hhEppEnadaO
exclude black men and muiuLtosS trumiuiasaH-
ship, in their ismons TTupsks DuHvnhhmi2-
IA--s E--~-si,n.tnn 10 vvhirh s.--z-.s.ss -''sfes
drowning men 10 a asrrzw, 7'aonniess aha rinh
OF suffrase Nh free white men ,nuui asspeyurvv
ilizsl male lHdiun who ihasadpp,eda ahalhsh-
ills OF the znhiie mau, lhntmnl Oun 'Rgssosyou
mttiatfoss. What have tine .4'fgeadunlsahEiak
eTs" to say 20 ihis
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Rssurr OF Hssry I;rr.Lrr-rs--Ts. ysn,,n,

REsuIT OF HAsfs fsEEEILETgoR-1heQs Mann,
al Inieltzgsnaer msniinHsE aIssisEiGU, resstth-
ing from lhe hssly iesiEiziun uoft.he iuas
Congress, Hhirh : of mo lr,ie irnuuraunes--
Il appears lhal zslikaueh the scnmniass u6I
wsys and means had FepOzaad EHniassnuoi
three hundssd and zsIxiy rhuasand dnHAsz.
for the nainnal zszmoEiss, InoErrh itisszaEr-
pears IN ihe isE, and 11he rmauniaulnsn6
arms isr ihs cuFzsut yezrusssi 1se,cuaEiaszs-
bly, csT,ziisd, OF zhe financial iinesnHEy 90
the War DepsEfmsnrmssi me zzRernsad taI
find z mei1Di of borrowing commemorative
fund
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dnesuinfasThmissGa Cabin. aud;similar plays
hhEeehhenn hnDteddoff thss stage, iheE "mural
ddaurnh tiassbseuu comparatively dead But
thhelInedl otuaieeistomtIass assgivemio,it ANEW
diassadd hSoughtiuuti several NEW aetorss-
i1s=<szszs.sss ,Ass ssspz>z=z=zGanzt sfz this.
uIiHadd dStatass iss resniaTtyy piayed1nowT ey.
esvySannizy iunNemE York, iuwhat svers=once
chhnThhedaiihess. RssyHenryE Ward Bsecher,
ISasF ue- T1ug9 .aubd Rssg Dr. Cheeyer. are
lhnd aadIuur uurarrnrs--tunl hsairicai phrase, stars
-SHzid hazee Gainada considerable notorieiy.
1fI ISmaeserJssesuss lllIeiyy -hpweyer: to- bear
utH thhspnihn. Hiss versioniss mores tragieal
sErclIassaAwidsez scopes for etfsctives acting,
ssrhh assiss oaicntatsdd tor ''hringE down the
Inuass" uissbiilsdorrthesC Chnrchrof the Pn,
ruaus--lfE. UAeesefis--snuounEes ltsf contin-
unnnmuntiG farrhssrtptiues
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The administration has initiated none %
the proceedings in Kansas, having in view
the election oi delegates preliminary to the
furmafion of State Constitution, but with
The intention and desire TO terminaie the dis.
tracing question of slavery, will assist in
been commenced in the territory for tina
purpose, leaving .he people at large, without
any reference whatever TO their political
divisions, TO settle IL bya free and uniram-
meiled voie for themselves.
Ii having been repeatedly asked how IN
dependent suffrage can be exercised, If the
laws of the territory are TO be regarded as
valid, the reply from the best sources OF in
formation is, that the law providing for the
eectinn is a fair one, it explicitly declaring
that free white male citizens OF the Uriled
States, over 2i years Of age, residents of the
territory on the LIST of April, shall be entitled
TO vote for delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention, This law is TO be administered
without regard whatever 10 any test oaths.
Governor Walker, and MIR. Stanton, the
Secretary OF State, have repeatedly said tina,
their efforts, in accordance with the views OF
the administration, will be TO secure fair
expression of The opinion of all tSe people
of Kansas, while they will carefully abstain
from any act which can be construed into
pariiaii,y to one side or the other. Which,
soever way the citizens decide, the admins
,raiion will be content. Gov. Walker re-
peais his opinion thai Kansas will be free
Stale.
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T1hETf fHkRpTEz zGo1ILLIoss-Thisisi nams.
90 ysausswUnthiiom wtIictn isspracticeti.ini this
cityy nfBsl BsladiessswiugZcnrnats Hasiug-donsl
4 hiss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arms around
inasrumehssaudI klsss thsun thes leit cheek
01ungs ladisss sereectil, and fall into young.
,esnlssnnaiSsaEHss GsntlamsaH seize young
xunzen mcuuxiahee waist- and waiIzio their
ssabzs. ITiwes aHss mot murh mistaken, thu
-1rrurancrtdlIom WITH becomez avery pnpiniar
i iassltananun. TheewOEAd moyess-14i6uny 44r-
9sssS.
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Acleyerjoke was perpetrated at the ex-
pense.ef some of our-brethren of the legal
profession, ON Wednesday last. Proiheno--
taryy Beard reeeived by mail, in Tuesday
evening" a package under seal, which he.
opened, and found in it another packages
sealed. and alse iHstructions not to open the.
enclosed package until 10 O'Clock next day,
"wednesday, in the presence of all the at
tornsys. whose names appeared on the out
sideFof ftheEpaekage, for the different claim.
ants, amounting to sums varying from $40,
-oootee S2so,ooo, in alEover s60o,ooo. At
hestimes appointed the attorneys appeared
at1hes Prothonotary's: office, excepting two,
who were out of town. Mr.. Beard at first
declined opening the package on account of
the absence of some of the attorneys, but
finally, upon written notice served on him,
het consented to- do so. The package was
opened, and the first paper taken out was a.
blank sheet, the second the same. The
third and last were then opened, on which
was simply Inscribed in large characters,
thesfollowing mysterious words:
THE FIRST OF APRIL, 1871!
The lawyers, before whose visions the
fees on theselarge sums had loomed up into
thousands, were for once, at least, "taken
iu.'r One of the party had already made
calculations in reference to investing a por-
tiom of his feesin a new brick house, whilst
another wus fchuelling and laughing, as he
mentioned TO a less fortunate member of
the profession, the "sweet little claim he
had received for collection. The third as.
sumed a gravity that would have done no
to Chief Justice Taney, indec.ding
the famous "Dred Scott case" whilst he
cautioned the Prothonoiary against the great
he assumed in delaying the
openingof the sealed package. They all
left the office, fully impressed with the idea
that they were wiser, if not better men, than
they had been an hour previous.-Sanb,ay
Auisriean.
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tonddN Nsscuuyy lsaEnsshat an lady inthat city
wRashadtsy ppissnadd an fewr days since, be
eahrngg IN fasNv sHpunsfuil or whurtiebefriss,
HhsnhhlIhdIhnennput innulmrcases Tliesiiquid
issunlhnshsErIsssindE forcsd1 verdigris on the
ssrffneeaf lhssfuesaia Eor- several hpurssthe
idSyahbpesrusntiaEed5 remainedain a nearly
iaasaatbiaecpuniinn9 and WIS zwIths difiicuity
hr5ugnsio0. TRsEarrinleswasspronn ior-ths
puuPpsssnti makin@ pisss All preserves of
! mss IEada shi1uhE bss put up and kept in
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BouSTy LAFD DNkRRESzs-Thersw
ceived at tine Pension Ufhce, NNasSiusaua
dufine March 1lsss IapflinssiuasidorHbuurgy
land, and 3 ASS warrams were issnsd iaosshs
isfy which, silfseqnire COS usssaasrrsn6iiana
The total nruber loi Iapptiuhiinss HecesIedd
under the bounty iund izw, s1q7l,ag7 aanI
lss All wauants have been isszsd rrsg1iziu.
- ,s515 $50 acres oil land nfshslRpnhaaainsl
not vet carried inio Uwa-IHuss nprnbttsy asvs
5000 hays ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 81 hh.
balance belug in the lhHnasI6f taheasrasziH
srs, or al other offices dor sserpics ffaun lan.
rolls.
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Notice to school Directors.

II WOULD respectfully sugses, 10 the sever
u al Boards OF School Directors of Columbia
county. to the importance of making out an,i
forwarding to me, at an early day as possible,
the Annual Reports and Atfidavils of their re-.
specive districts, as the School Department
will not issue warrants for the Stale appfopr-
alton until they have been received. Blanks
have been sent 10 every district in the county.
r. w. WEAVER,
CouHfy Superinteadsnl.
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