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Gov. Bigler's Great Speech.

A Washington correspondent of The
York Gazette. in his letter of the 21st ult.,
thus refers to the great speech of Gov.
Bigler in answer to the "Little Giant"
upon the Kansas policy of the Admins
traton:
The great event Of the day was the de-
livery, this morning, of the great speech Of
Senator Bigler, upon the Kansas policy o!
the Administration, Long before the hour
of twelve, the floor of the Senate, and the
galleries, and every available standpoint
were densely crowded, The ladies gal
leries were thronged with the fairest of the
beautiful women, from far and near, of
/ whom W ashington is SO justly proud-while
the floor of the Senate was filed with dis
tinguished men from all parts Of our great
country.
Among the latter I observed the impos-
ing form of Attorney General Black. Gen
G. W. Bowman, of Bedford, the newly
appointed Superintendent of Public Print
ing, was also present, receiving the con.
gratula'ions Of his friends ;---and HI w
I Ii. Wltte, OF "a, WIN most OF others -
At one o'clock the Hon. Wm. Bigler took
the foor-Gov. Digler never looked better
Time has but lightly touched his locks
his face is rounded and full, and BIZ
firm aud resolute manner, his dignity o.
carriage, and imposing mien, give ma
iesty to his presence. Ills style is quiet
forciblc, and very impressive, and at times
when he yields to the force OF his emotions
rising to thrilling bursts of impsssionet
oratory. His able exposition, and lofty
vindication, of the Kansas policy of tht
Administrator, was listened to with quie
and earnest attention for nearly two hours
His telling points we're loudly applaudod
and murmur of appreciation ran through
the Senate. Pennsylvanians, here, have
cause, to-day, to feel proud of William
Bigler.
We have the above speech in our pos
session, and, Notwithstanding lis grea
length, we shall endeayor to give it to ou
readers before long.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMUNICATION.
CHARLES II. BUoKALEw, Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee, has
issued call for the assembling of the
Democratic State Committee, at Buehler's S
Hotel, Harrisburg, on next Tuesday jan
uary 10th, 1858, at @ o'clock P. NJ
The object no doubt, is to take measures
for the calling of the next State Conven.
ton for the nomination of a candidate for
Canal Com missioner.
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LackaWanna g. Bloomsbury Railroad,

We had the pleasure of meeting with
Mr.. +. j. Loavenworth, the Superintendent
of this new and important road.
The Lackawanua and Bloomsbury Rail
road extends from Scranton, Luzerne Co.,
to Rupert's Station, on the Cattawissa,
Williahsport and Elmira Railroad, dis.
tance of lfty-seyen miles, through a val
liable region OF country, considerable
portion of which is coOl, iron and limestone
land. ......
The regular through trains commenced
running on the 2Ist of December, and the
Superintendent expresses every confidence
in tie complete success of the road.
Mr.. Leavenworth is we'll adapted to the
position he occupies, and it is mainly
through his energy and perseverance that
the road has attained such early success.
ReaCling Gasttte.
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White Girls Knocked of In Church.

1t appears that there is surplus female
population in New York metropolis A
society was therefore formed (t requires
society to do anything now.a-days,) by a
gentleman Of cheap and diffusive benevo-
lence, who undertook to facilitate the EN-.
igration of young girls to the Western
states, and to provide them employment,
in the homes of the farmers in those remote
regions. In the ordinary prosecution of
this enterprise, Mr.. Tracy lately arrived
at Janesvillc, Wisconsin, in charge of a
party of these INDECENT females, and the
Independent of that town thus narrates
what disposition was made of those white
womcn:-
"A charge of ten dollars was made for
each person, the money to be paid by the
employer and to be deducted from tho fu.
turc earnings of the young women. The
Free Church was thrown open the young
women occupying the seats in rows some
Of them crying. Customers then walked
along the range with perfect cooluess, ex-
amining their condition one by one, and
as they found one suitable, they planked
the cash and carried off the prize
Negrophillist of Worcester this was not
in New Orleans, where you suppose Mrs
Stoves ictions to be in course of the daily
realization, but in free Wisconsin, which
gave majority of twelve thousand for the
Man Who Parts His Hair In The Mid.
de- and luxuriates in the enjoyment of a
supreme court that overrules the decision
Of the highest judicial tribunal of the re.
public Just think Of it! The 'cuSto.
mers then a0alked along the range a0tM
perfect cooInesS, examining their conditio,,
one by one.' Doubtless they were curious
to know if they had ever been ill-of what
disease-and were perhaps inquisitive
about their age. The Jancsville Indepen.
dent does not inform US what kind of 'cus.
toners these girls found, but it is probable
that the brothels oe the town did not neg.
loct so fair an opportunity. What glo
riOus traffic The philanthropy of New
York groaning over the traffic in negroes
and by way of solace, transporting the in
nocence and youth of its maidons to be sole
,, in open market at the rate Of ten dollar
: per girl! Shall we not have, from th
Beechcrs and Greelys, a new anathema a
the slave. .oligarchy Will not some on
an ex.dcacon would answer-yell out
: good, round curse at the men of Virginia
Do shrek for freedom, somebody! onl
mind that it be shrek for freedom. of
niger.
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from an excess of stupid forbearance on
our part, That "an Infamous nest Of Nor
monites" have crowed over us,
If patience in this matter ever was a
virtue, which We have always doubted, it
certainly has no claim to the metaphorical
or philosophical designation now. We arc
glad that the President thinks SO, and
heartily concur in the views he puts forth,
and the promptness he recommends in the
premises. The President holds that hu.
manity demands the strong arm of the
United States in Utah, and that only by
its presence can useless cffusion Of blood
be saved.
Since the Presidents Message was de-
livcred to Congress, the news from Utah
confirms, in its most rebellious phases, the
accounts Of Mormon opposition Which VIC
had previously received. TIE determine
ZION to resist the entrance Of Gov. Cumming
and the officials arpointcd by the President
is confirmed by acts as well as words
Does It not seem ridiculous for an Ameri
can citizen to hear that the duly appointed
governor and officials OF United State
Territory would enter the sphere of thei
duties off possible"
We see it stated that the news fror
Utah has greatly excited the people Q
California, and that they desire to conduc
the war against their Mormon neighbor'
1t is evident that California could cooper
, ate very effectively with the United State
troops in the movement on the doome
Territory.
The sooner the recommendation of th
President and Secretary of War is compile
: with by Congress, the regiment raiset
and the United States soldiers brought fac
to face with the Latter-Day Saints, tl
better.
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5tbruorn Court.
PROCLAMATION.

\yTHEREAs: the Hon. WARREN J ,voopw.Rp D. rresi.
w dent OF tn" Court of oyer and TGrmncr aud i;c.
neral JalDeliycrv, Court of Quarter Scs Of the
Peace and Court OF Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
in the Twenty sixth in ical District composed of he
counties oC Columbia, sullivan aud Wyoming, and tie
Hon JAC0B EvAss and PsTsR KLINE, Associnte Judges
of Columbia county have ISSUED their procep hearing
date the day of D' cenb-r in the year OF our
thousand eight hundred mud fifty six aud to dl
rected for holding Court of Oyer aud Tcrmncr and
GenGrarJaIl Delivery, General Quarter Sessions ofIhe
Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court in Blooms.
burg. in The county of Colunbin on the first Monday
(boing the Isl day) Of February and continue
week.
NollcE is hctehv given, to the Coroner the Justices
of the Peace and Constahles Of the said county Of
unbia, thai they be then aud there in their proper
persons at 10 oclork in the forenoon of said dnv I'M
their records nquistiOns and other remembra to
do those things which TO their offices apperiGin be
done, And those that are bound by recOgnizance, to
prosecute against The prisoners TINT may he
the Jail Of said county OF Columbia be then nd the re
to prosecute them shall he just Jurors request
cd to he punclual in III r attendance, agrecnbly 10
their notices. Dated at BoOmshu the 9Th day ui
January, m the year OF our Lord thousand eight
hundred and fy eight, and in the S3d year Of the In
dependence of the United States of America
(God save the Commonwealth.
STEPHEN II. MILLER, sheriff.
1873
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New spaper Arrangements.

ENos ToIAN, Esq has entirely renewed
his paper, the Carbon Democrat" The
Democrat is The organ of the Democracy
OF Carbon county, and VIC hope they may
tuly appreciate his liberality and common
dablo determination to give them first
rate country newspaper. 1t is much i'm
proved in appearance.
Mcssrs. DIEFFENBACH & WILSON have
dissolved the firm of the CliHtoa Democrat
MIR. Wilson retres, Mr.. DieiIenbach will
continue to conduct the Democrat, and also
fulfill tho onorous duties of Deputy Sccre-
tary of the Commonwealth Our fricn2
D., has made an excellent Democratic
Editor, and we trust he will also make o
good Secretary.
The Lady'S Home Magaeine, by 7. S
ARTHUR and VIRGINIA Il. TOWNSEND, hai
bocn received for February. This is {
work of high merit, rare excellence anC
singular beauty. Truly valuabl,
"proscnt for your Wife, Daughter, Siste
or Friend" Philadelphia; 81 90 pc
annum.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL.
February Term, 1858.

William Rooms rs George I. Kline etaI
William Rooms Us George l.. Kline.
Joseph Slackhouse ps Gilbert Fowler.
4 Thomas Parker rs John II Parker.
Isaac Brown Us Robert J. Lyon.
Jacob Schuyler es Wilson Agcr
Christian HPist rs Daniel Gigger.
Martin Mowry a, Thomas Staekhorsr etnl
Daniel L Winie'stecn rs Christian shuman.
10 James Rttenhousc rs Barney HoIe
! Jacob Warner rs The State Mutual Fire Company
10 Henry Stark Us II. u. IIIman pt al
- Adam stronp ct ei rs L.: u, Rupert ct al.
IA Cornelius McErren Us Henry }. YapIe.
10 Joshua FcitCrman Us james Ralston
III Clemuel G. Rickets rs John Covenhoyen.
II Ilonuier Scyhert rs Lewis Enke ct al
lS John Moore ct al US ". Graham et al
10 $. L Prince rs James :. Woods,
90 Benjamin YOrks US Thomas w. Young
81 r. w. Weaver Us Ephraim Armstrong etaI.
Jan 0, 1858
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CONVENTION OF OLD SoLpIERs.-On
the sth of January next, there will be three
Conventions of the soldiers of tho war of
1sl2-one in Washington, one in Phila
delphia, and one in New York. Those
who served their country in Maryland and
Virginia, and other Southers States are
expected to attend the Convention in
Washington city.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS.

Bloom-Aa IIende rshot
Cenire-William Shafftr, Phiiip Miller
Conyngham--Frederck X. WohIfauh
GreenwOod-E Elisha AlbeI lson.
JaGks0n-liugh shuliz.
iOcust-FIancis Kerns, Leonard Adams Samuel
L, Keller, Charles Metz Solomon Yeager.
MadisoR-BrIhuel Whipple, Gerlam Biddle.
Maine-Daniel Yctter, Isaac YelteT
Miffn-JObn Mastellot, Abam Smith
Orange-I SaaC Welsh.
Pme-Ira Sanders Albert Hunter.
ScOtt-Slmuei Mslck @ gorge SlOa n, John Shuman.
Henry L. Gcarhart.
Jan o. 1859
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Frame Dwelling House

with tho appnrirnanccs
Seized and taken an execution as the property OF
Michael Walter.
ALSO AT the me time and y ace, all that certain
piece tract of land situate in ncus township Colum.
ba county, containing thirty one acres, he the
more or less, bounded on the north by road leading
from Numcdia 10 Bca: Gap, on lhG south by land OF
Peter BiHrr on the East by laud If David Krri ,er
and on The west by land Of Henry Gable wherein
erected me story Dwelling House and Stable lih
the aprurtenances.
Seized and taken in execution, as the property of
John Fettrr,uan.
ALSO, Al the same time and place by vir,uo of a
r OF Fiera Edcias all tha piece io Of land situate
in Locust town ship, Columbia county. containing One
Acre. strict bounded and described follows
On the moth aud west by lanis OF Emanuel Kern on
the south an east by lands fsamucl Whnry, whrreou
are erected two story Frame Dwelling House one
! other building used as Soap Manufactury with the
az ptrcnanccs
Sriz"t aud taken IN execution Al the property OF
Joel Whnty.
She ills Office, s. II. Nj LIER,
bloomsbury, ia l3, 1858. She,ig.
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Arrest of Counterfeiters.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Jan, l

Four men, named Charles Miller,
William Anderson, William Lewis and
Peter Havier, were arrested at The house
of Mrs, King, in this borough, by the
herif, about ten O'Clock on Saturday
night. They were all well armed. In the
garrct of the building, counterfeiting ap-
paratus were found. 1t is believed that
an extensive combination exists in this
vicinity, for the making and passing of
counterfeit money but through the clue
thus Obtained, it is probable the gang will
have to change headquarters.
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AGENTS, ATTENTION!

TO you wish TO find good empIoyme ent, and mako
~ money with little or no inS esiment, and without
interfering with your regular business1 If you do,
O. b. Tom & Co, of 392 Broomc street, New York,
manufacturing aud seling MASSIVE Gold Pencils
for SIS each (Which cheap al that price and they
throw in gift prize with each Pencil worth from
S!up s., SlO SIS $50 S?5 $40 $50 S75 500, 5000
aud $3.50 Don't cry out "Iumbug Lotieryr" It's
such Thing The Pencils are sold at their cash
value, and all the profits the first thrown
into the gifts which actually cost the purchaser moth
ing, The prizes are distributed on simple plan Of
drawing, which would take too much room to explain,
but which has never failed TO give complete saisihc.
tOn. We have drawn and sent to purchasers ls3 gold
watches of various prices "a purses of gold dollars,
2'S gold locEets $50 gold chains, and corresponding
number OF other prizes within two months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
Bu every purchaser draws pTiac worth s! certain,
and stands thousands Of chances "a be higher figure.
We wanta good agent IN every neig hborh0od through
the country, solicit purchasers ahd nuy agent
to be successful have Pencil aud prize TO exhl.
bit. We pay agents 81 cash for each purchaser he
obtains and the first person in any neighboThOOd who
for that locality. Should an agent Obtain valuable
pIi2e TO exhibit with his Pencil he would have little
difficulty in obtaining scores OF purchasers and making
IL paying business.
NEW Ideal READli READlil
We ask nobody to send their money ill they know
what prize they draw. Any person wishing to try
their luck, can first send their name and addFe
and we will make their drawing and inform them by
return mail what prize they drew, WHEN they send
on aud take the Pencil and prize, or not, whichever
they choose. We give this privilege only once 10
purchaser. Amer the first drawing, every purchaser
wl be required 10 send in advance, through the au'
thoriSed agent We wIll send with each drawing lhG
number taken out, with full description of the plan {
drawing. Address
30! BroOmc street. New York,
RRocnG showle Just received aud Nr su!c at Hart
bmlu's Store,
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GsS- George D. Prentice, of the Louis
vile Journai, has for more than two years
written his editorials by an amanuensis, his
hands being paralyzed tosuch degree that
he cannot use them.
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SH ERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Cf several wrts of ecnd eIponds to di.
- rccted, VIII be exposed TO Public Sale AT the Court
House IN Boonsbirg, on Monday. the st day OF Feb.
ruary next at o'clock, 2. VI the following Real Es'
tate 10 wit -
All that certain lot piece of land, situate in the
town Of ofBloomshurg. Columbia county. tanus one
fourth of an acre. be the sane more ar less bounded
the north by lot OF Elizabeth and Mary BOWER on
the South by Hannah Boone IN the west bv cast street
OF sad town, on the east by - -, whereon are
erected one anI a haf tory
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sGg- The Capitol at Washington was
commenced in 1893. With the improve
ments now in progress when finished it
will be one Of the most magnificent build
iDgs in the world.
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The MISSION TO RUssIA.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Times states that the Hon. Francis W.
Pickens, Of South Carolina, has been
nominated to the Senate for the mission at
St. Petersburg, and not Mr.. Buchanan, OF
Maryland, as rumored.
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The Philadelphia Mail Train going South, connect 5
with the Mail Train at Rupert, going East nt 10 r. M
for Catawissn Pott Clinton PotlsylIe Reading &c.
arriving at Philadelphia at S2j VI. Also with Mail
Train ng West at O'Clock p NJ. for Danville,
Milton, Mnncy, Wliamsport and Elmira.
Passengers by the O'clo- p. NJ Train going South
can take the O'Clock p. NJ Express train for mira
and the West, or lodge at Boom,burg and tnkc The
O'Clock A. NJ. Train gong East arriving al Phi a,el-
phia at "a noon.
Passengers for Harris burg Direct WIN take the N.
Y. Mail Train "A O'Clock r NJ going South, contact
Railroad arriving AT Harrisburg at IL o'clock noon,
next day.
T. !. LEAVENWORTH,
Jan 49, S55 Suporintsndent
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The InauguratiOn-ExcnrsiOn Tickets

Excursion tickets will be issued, at half
the usual price, by the Cattawissa Railroad
Company, to persons wishing to attend the
Inauguration of Governor Packer to take
place on Tuesday next, 10th inst.) The
tickets will be good for returning until the
following Saturday.
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br Of the thirty-aight standing Com
NIT tees in the House of Representatives,
at Washington, the Chairmen of eight of
them are members from Pennsylvania.
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g@sWe observe that DR.. Elders life Of DR..
Elisha Kent Kane, the immortal artic ex-
plorer is out. We have sort of a notion
that we are entitled to copy. Hope the
Publishers, Mcssrs. Childs and Peterson,
Philadelphia will look it up, and s. nd US
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Coon NEws.-The Ledger says; "The
Philadelphia Banks have been strengthen
ing themselves daily for the last two or
three weeks. Their coin now averages
considerably more than that required By
laao. They will continue to strengthen
themselves and be ready for resumption
at The eayl,eSt practicabh PERIOD"
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aS- In Cambridge, Mass, last week,
A. G. Pa,ten was put on trial for stealing
a hen, but the evidence showed that the
fowl was rooster, and Patten was dis,
charged.
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lay- The Democracy of Pittsburgh, on
Wednesday, nominated G. MAdEE, Esq,
for Mayor; JOHN G. DAvITT, for Treasu-
rer, and w. j. MoRRIsoN for Controller
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Benjamin +. Hartman, Joshua tetfrman, George
w Foster.
Benton--gohn Davis, Samuel Kline, Samuel Rhono.
BeaveT-Peter Hhuek,
Briarcreek-- Levi +. Irwin, George W. styer, Enos
l.. Fowler, Lewis Enke, Jacob Shafier, Stephen
Thomas,
Centre-J0iln Eckroat, Daniel Hage nbuch.
Cattawissa-P Beaver, Moses Hartman Peter
Kern.
Fishingcreek-Elias Peaer, Aaron Hess.
FTankln-ClintOn Mende mail.
GreeuwoOG--ElHs Werman,
liem0ck k-Thomas j. Vanderslice, PossiwelI PouIk
james ID. Pursel,
Jackson George Heath.
LOcust-GeOrge Raup, Sr., Solomon Fetterman.
Madison-ElIas Bogart, John Keller
Mihn-llenry G, Miller.
MOntOur-Damiel Weuman,
Orange James Woods,
PIne--JOhn Whitmyer.
RoaTngcreek-JOln r. Case.
Suga Tlrnt-David Lewis,
Ian q lsL2
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Dg~ John Holloway of Montgomery
county, has within the past few months,
lost by death, six children. The disease
which produced their death was putrid sore
throat.
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RESUMED OPERATroNs,-We learn that
the extensive Rolling Mill of Haywood,
Lee & Co., at Pottsville, has resumed
operations with the full number of hands.
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ns7~We have been looking for A coupl

ns~We have been looking for a couple
Of weeks for the annual Report of the Phil
adclphia Reading and pottsvillc Rail Road,
desiring to give it an insertion in the Co.
luaeJto Democrat, We are now closely
connected with the travelling aud business
interests of that road, by reason of the
Oatlawisso Williamsport and Erie Road
and the Bloomsburg and Lackawanna
Road that our readers naturally desire 10
know the connections all the way through
In another part of this paper will be
found the advertisement of the Road which
is still under the Presidency of Mr.. r. D.
CULLEN, an able, excellent and efficient
man; aided by Mr.. A. G.. NIcHoL, whose
services as General Superintendent could
not easily be dispensed with.
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H. Col. james i, Orr, Speaker of tue
House, in Congress, like a great many
other American statesmen, started from
humble life. His father was South
Nsrolina el0ck nedlyE.
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New BANK.--The Hollidaysburg
Register announces that the Central Bank
of Pennsylvania" chartered at the last
session of the Legislature, is about to 60
into operation. Its location is Holidays
burg.
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g. II. BARNES wI osTRRuoUr.
BARNES & OUT,
.Mangtaaurers and WhOlcsals Dealers in
Hats, Caps. Straw Goods and FuIS,
NO SOB MARKET STREET lup stairs,
ABOVE FIflH sIREkT,
Aug %, lsjJ PHIL4DELPHLq
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G9-WM. G. MooREHEAD, Esq, has
been elected President of the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad Compapy.
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DGs-We do not dospiso all those who have
no vices, but these who have not one re-.
deemipg virtue,