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ESTATE NOTICE .

Notice Is hereby given that have been ap-
pointed Executor of the estate OF John Barr
deceased. Those indebted must pay immedi.
at,ly, and those holding claims must present
them, duly authenticated, within one year.
JACOB WOY,
June 9. lS5S.-3w$1 Executor.
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PETITION TO
SELL LANDS.
Court Of Common
Pleas, Carroll co. 0.
Petition to sell lands,

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Samuel Smiley ad- Court Of Common
ninistrator of F Pleas. Carroll co. O.
Lindsay decd. Petition to sell lands,
Eliza Lindsay, j A To Simeon Jennings
Lindsay, L Lind and John E Morgan
say, Mary & Lindsay. claiming interest in the
Martha Eta Lindsay, I lands of John Lind.
V a Lindsay, H F. ! say decd.
lindsay, S L Lindsay,
Simeon Jennings Jos
Dennison, Robert
Dennison, james Full
ton, Thou as George,
sdministra or of VIM
Earl decd, Jonah
Queen, Thos George.
John Il Morgan and
John Jackson decd.
You are hereby informed that on the 9th
day of April, A. D, 1858 said administrator
filed his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
of Carroll County Ohio the object and prayer
4 of which Petition is to obtain an order Of
court for the assignment of the dover Eliza
Lindsay widow ofthe said John f Lindsay de-
ceased in, and for tho sale of the following
real estate OF which the said John F. Lindsay
died seized to wit, the south west quarter
the south west quarter OF section Ia township
13 Range 6 conta ming 40 acres, also part Of
the north East quarter of section (l0l township
Is Range 4, containing So acres, also part
of the east half os the south. west quarter oil
section 29, township l3, range A. containing
one acre; also part the W est half OF the
south west quarter Of section 80, township
range 4, containing one acre more or less: al.
so ten acres more or less in the north east cor.
ner Of the west half Of the south west quarter
of section 80, township l3, range 4; also lol,
number 9, 10, IL, l2, l3, IA, Is, 16, 10, S5
j 36, anG the north halt Of 81, also lots number
AZ and 43, in the village OF Mechanicstowu
Carroll county Ohio,
SAMUEL SMILEY ADM
of John +, Lin, sax decd.
May 18th 1858 4 TINS
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NNNENON -
III 10 the geaf ins3, q uaudsref n search q
bealih roamed through The forests Of he great
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bad failed % giTsEelsL He sent iorth hope
Jess from the ely 0f sbs Crescent 70 trsvsr@
BE- vstera Of he Indians Bgasa h'sma
Ikaichitochss, on whose bfou de gray Of ;
century cod a half hid ALLEN. ID not ssay
biz iooistsps Onsard be TaEelsd over bayou
and blaa tosards the setting sua. for 4 40 p
be taTied where the Cho.as dsells, ,upon ihs
sunny slopes uhich are washed by the epring'
Of The misty mountains. There beneath the
lFpreading branches q The Bois D'Afe, and the
gloom inspiring Oyprsss. be discovered Root
whose virtues seemed ain0si 70 work miriele-
The lungs expanded beneath their influence.
neu BE gushed through ever vein, and cour.
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Of the ap0theeaIy hst failed 70 furnish. Thoss
roots now form the principle ingredients Of
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To Simeon Jennings
and John E Morgan
claiming interest in the
lands of John + Lind
say decd.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06

The MARCY TEsTIMoNIAL.-Upon the re-
iremert of the late William L. Marcy from
the State Department, al The expiration Of
the administration OF President Pierce, num-
Der of The citizens of New York proposed 10
present him with service plate, as token
of the appreciation of bis services to the
country whilst Secretary of State. The sud-
den death Of Mr. Marcy on the fourth of July
last, prevented the committee who bad the
msiteria charge from offsrisg TO him in per-
son this well-deserved mark OF respect. They
have, however, presented the service of plate
10 Mrs. Marcy, expressing the hope that il
will long remain in possession of The family
a the ilIustrious statesman for whom il was
originally designed. Mrs. Msrey, on We'd
nssday last, IN an arPropria'ely-wri''en letter.
acknowledged the receipt Of the testimonial
a, the same time assuring the committee lac!
their wishes should not be disresarded.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06
From Washington.


Washington, Jan. 2.--BreveH Colonel Har.
vey Brown, Of The Second Artillery, has been
ordered, with the companies and officers oi
his command, 10 Immediately proceed with
the orgsniza ion Of an Artillery School ol
Practice a, Fort Monroe, Va, Of which be il
appointed Commandant.
A weekly mail having been established by
the Postmaster General from Leavenworth TO
Fort Kearney, the mail between that poin,
nd Fort Laramie will be transm itted by the
Commandant of Fort Laramie. These mails
will be semi-monihly, on the Isl and 18th
days. One OF the mos, reliable and expen-
enced Delaware, Shawnee or other civilized
Indian, fifty mules, and four light wagons,
will perform The service.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrived in this city this
morning, and shortly afterwards paid his re-
specis TO the President. He will liremain here
several days, arranging matters in reference
TO the campaign against the Morn orns the
ensuing year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06

HokRID SPECTACLE AT AN EXECUTION
Grseubury o. Mullinx was executed at Green
castle, Indiana, on Friday last, for the muir
der OF hs wife. There was large attend
ancs from The country, although The execu.
lion took place within the walls Of the prison,
and was only Witnessed by few. The pris
oner manifested the utmost indifference and
ieviiy while preparations for his execution
were in progress. While the Sheriff was ad-
jusiing the rope about the prisoners neck, he
laughed and exclaimed, "It's getting pretty
tight, Rillw AS the drop fell the rope broke
Blindiolded and choked, the prisoner still ap-
peared TO have reason and presence Of mind,
and walked IN the direction of The steps, as
If 10 reascsnd the scaffod. A horrid sound,
like the death-raule, escaped from bis mouth
which made many of the spectators sicken
ard turn pale. In moment MuIliux was 10
the arms OF men who held him while the
Sheriff lied the rope and then drew him ur
from the ground, and thus this object of the
laws vengeance soon passed ftom time int
eternity.
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Conalesieiis.

~
NichoIl's Bank No,e Reporter, notices ,ha
the following new coun,ef.siis have made
their appearaucs.
Bank of Danvils, N. " ss-vie.: Me
chanic. Wheels, AnviIs, eic-vllIags. Fe.
male. etc, on right, female bead on 1eit.
Commercial Bank. Whitehall, N. Y.--5s
altered from broken bank same name, al
Perth Amboy, m. J.-vig. capturing whale;
heImsman aud figure on right ship in cir.
cie on left dogs head below. The above
is being altered 10 various banks. There is
no good bank in The couutfy Of like descrip-
lion. BF tJs 4f.kA 5 F6H
Newark Banking and Insurance Company,
N. LILO; Wig. Blacksmith standing near an
vii, with hammer; female on right.
The Bank Of Goshen, N. Y.-The notes oi
this Bank. pr'nled on while papsr. are refused
by the Metropolitan Bank, it only taking
aotes printed on yellow paper.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06

DIAMOND CUT DrAMoNp-The son Of rich
Jew banker in London became much attach.
ed TO young Christian, whith whom his IA
lber opposed his union. When the son found
that the father could not be induced 10 give
his consent to the match, he concluded 10
marry without it. The father then threatened
10 withhold every shilling from him, where
upon the son replied, that If the father did
not intend 10 give him anything, he would
become Christian, and according 10 the
law he would be entitled 10 one-half of his
father's fortune. The father, much alarmed,
flew TO his lawyer, 10 enquire whether such
a law was really in existence. The lawyers
answer was in the affirmative, bct adding
that if he would hand him over ten guineas,
he would give him plan by which he could
Illustrate his sons plans. The Ten guineas
were quickly produced. "Now," said the
lawyer, quietly pocke,ing the money, call
that remains for you 10 do, is 10 become q
Christian also, and the law will not oblige
you TO leave your son Que cent OF youJ
------y-.---r vuw uurIeu1y sefzed his hat
and left -.he lawyer without any further re-
mark.
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PUBLIC SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

IN pursuance OF an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, on
Monday the 25th Day Of January,
instant, Benjamin Wagner, administrator oil
the estate OF Engle Fox, lats Of Locust town.
ship, in said county, deceased, will expose to
sale by public veudue upon the premises,
certain messuages or lots of ground, being
lots, Nos. 6, 8, 10 and 10, Situate on the East
side of Main street, IN the town of Rhoads'
burg, in Locust township IN the said county;
on which are erected a
DWELLING HOUSE, g. STABLE.
ALSO:
LOTS Nos. and 9, situate in the said town
of Rhoadsburg, on ihs West side of Main
street in said town, on which is erected Q
Blacksmith shop.
Late the Estate of said deceased, situate in
The township Of Locust and county aforesaid.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF
said day, when conditions will be made
known by the undersigned.
BENJAMIN WAGNER,
Admimstrafor.
Bloomsburg, January 7, 1888.
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FROM KArsAs-Leavenwonh, Kansas, sd

From KAssAs.-Leavenworth Kansas, ad.
vices 10 the 25th ult., give The vote Of that
city as 23s for slavery, and against. Much
excitement prevailed, there being many
Missourians present, some Of whom voted
after swearing in their votes. The form ol
oath was. care you, at this instant, an IL
habitsul OF this Tetriloryp Several Of the
Leeompe had issued wrils OF haeeas corpus
for their release. General Calhoun had been
burned in efigy. Eli Moore had been shot
in the leg by German. II was rumored
,ha, Gov. Denver had issued an order for the
arrest OF Gen. Lane,
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v The affairs ia Kansas have arrived Q

T. The affairs in Kansas have arrived at
such stale OF complication, and are so hope
lessy mixed up, tha, there is no telling how
they stand or how they are going 10 lermi-
nate The people of that territorial paradise
appear 10 have no other emplo. ment just
now than holding Conventions, making Con-
...-u-,tru-, vurTTTg ana nShVing III general
and promiscnous way In the annals ot the
whole world there was never State COM
merccd it's existence whose people had such
thorough polic'I drilling. When they get
Constitution we hore it will be good one,
for they have fought, and braw;ed, and voted,
and held conventions and meetings about il
until the outsiders have become thoroughly
disguised, and wish Kansas was any where
but on The map Of the Union. When the
generality OF readers pick up newspaper,
and see ihe word "Kansas," they turn over
The sheet with an expression not al all COM
plimentary 10 that territory, and consign ii
and lis inhabitants 10 climate a good deal
hotter than the tropics. 10 fact, no ore but
an uu,iring and long-windea reader of the
New York Tribune, or Washington Union,
pree uds 10 know the exact state of affairs in
Kansas. To be able 10 tell the dates on
which their different Conventions were held,
or on the days when their various elections
came of, or how many Legislatures have
beeu conyeGed, or how many Governors,
Secretaries and judges have been appointed
and removed, would be as difficult as TO state
how many drinks SlrinsfeIIow has 'aken' OF
hoy many oaihs Jim Lane had swsIn' since
,bose ,wo heavenly-minded worthless en'sfed
me ,srn;ory. We do sincerely hope that
Kansas may bte speedily converted into de-
ceut State, and that sn ASSOCIATION WIN net I''
lhiry.one respectable sisters s'ay save nc, .,
from becoming a real, downright "haic' Que. :
-Sunbuy q Gazette.
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! II The boldesi and most iEsolent thfes,
Of alIyei made bytbe SMormoa leaders ID
given in deposition of Mr. Ellis, Eames,
published 10 the Los Angeles Star. This
gentleman says that one Mr.. Dunion, who
was surgeon general 70 Brigham Youns's ar
my, had informed him tbs. arrangements
were already entered into that, provided the
army should enter the settlements, every city,
town and village in the Stale Of CaIifornia,
Missouri aUd Iowa should be Immediately
burned that they had men 10 do this who
were moi known to be Mormons."
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MARR1Hma

+ On The 2sth inst, by the Rev. William J,
Ever, iMr. JHoN PaEisH, TO Miss LYDIA kiEF-
Ea, both OF .Caiawissa ,ownsihip. "
On the 26th inst, by the same, Mf. Gas.
Dyea, 10 Mrs. MARy. WiLBrR, both OF Roar
inscreek township. s.a 81 u
! On the same day by the same, Mr. JOHN
ApnHoLD, 10 Miss SARAH SsTDEa, both o.
Bloom township. s.
On The ee.h Of Decembeb By the Rev. D
]. Waller. MIR. VIM n. SoHEsGzkfs, and Miss
EFF1E FARLEY, Of Buck Hefn. - g
On. The 2a.h insi., BY John Hartman, Esq,
al the houss OF Charles seee, 10 HsnIoci
township, Nj. WILIiAN WtTKiHs. and fis'
ELIZA Walker, bcsh ot Union county : sFS
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II The steamer Northern Light from Cal
iforuia, arrived al New York on the 9th oi
December. Shs brings two millions in gold,
very welcome cargo at this time. She also
brought what was of less account, the con.
,emp,ibe Walker, commander of the one
hundred and fifty miserable cut-throats who
impudently attempted TO iuvande Central
America some weeks ago. The fellow and
his band of renegades were captured by
Com. Paulding of the United States Frigate
Wabash.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06


On WRpn EsDaY LAST, meeting took place
in Philadelphia, of representatives OF Country
Banks. The object of The meeting was TO
discuss the question Of presumption of specie
payments. A considerable number of the
Banks represented declared their readiness
10 resume, a, the earliest possible date, while
others advised iurther delay. The following
gentlemen advocated a return 10 specie pay
ment I'D. d. Wagner, President of the
Easton Bank; Edward S. Loup, Wyoming
Bank; w. A. Slingluff, Montgomery County
Bank; G.. w. Cooper, Allentown Bank; p.
S. Michler, farmers and Mechanics Bank !;
Mr.. H. Horn, Sr., Caiasaqua Bank, (spece
payiug); Mr.. Minter, Pol,stown Bank; and
in addition 10 these, the representatives of
the Banks Of Reading, Chester county, and
other near localities, while the distant banks
were not represented. II was resolved, ",hat
10 The opinion of this meeting, it is desirable
tha, the banks Of this State shall resume spe-
Gle pay men, by the frs, of February next,
and that the country banks here represented
will do SO, should the city banks resume at
the same period" AS The proceedings were
not public, and The reporters Of the press were
refused Ambulance, we canno, of course, pos.
lively warrant the authenticity of the above Q,
but there is little or no room for doubt
Pennsyludnidn.
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Speaker Orr at Home.

The Anderson, S. c., Gazette brings US a
glow ing account of demonstration on the
evening of the 2ist ul.. by the friends and
neigtbors of Hon. James l.. Orr, in honor Of
his elect ion as Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
rssenistives. A large number OF his friends
and constituents OF the town aud district ol
Anderson assembled al the CouH House,
when the meeting was organized; resolves
were passed, speeches made by Colonel Ash
more, General Harrison and others, and 9
comm i,isd appointed TO urge Col. Orr 10 con
seni to re election.
The same paper accompanies the report O
the proceeding of the meeting with ful
account of The jubran, demonstration In the
Town of Anderson. At two O'Clock The fias
of the Unian, with o fine representation o
Kansas, Cuba, and Aiizonia applying for ad
mission, and bearing The motto" Hon, JohI
L. 0rr--ihs right man in the right place,
was hoisted IN ,he public square amid the sa
lu,e of artillery and the loud huzzas OF th'
cilizeas. At night lhere was q general lilo
mins,ioa iron public buildings, hotels, ao'
private residences. Af'efihe adjournment O
the meeting, 3 procession was formed, AM
the crowd was marched by The mafshsl, Col
Martin, to the old academy lot, where Co
Orr learned his firsi srsmmafless and fire.
thirty -ons guns in honor OF The thir'y.on
States OF the Union; after which the con
cousse retnrned 10 ihe public square, whef
fine display of fireworks was going on. A
seemed filed with delight, and i was nc
mill very late hour thai The i,uzzas loI Co
| Orr we're huslei and silence segaine1. SOC
"a ousbasst Of genuine aaecioDste fselins
seldom wiinessed, =
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Nrw yr,s,s. ,s.Dar.--The splendid weather

New yEaa DAy.--The splendid weather
of last Friday l.raT effect to draw large '.
number Of ,.-r Low CITIZENS IN 'ne s'ree's'
and the popular sidewalks were very much
,h.roreed during the day. The day was pref
ty generally observed, exceptby some shop'
keepers, aud considering the number of peo.
Pile en- mdsse the peace and order of the town
were well preserved.
In the morning about o'clock the Their
mometer indicated temperature OF about
Sc degrees above the freezing point; at noon
it was up TO 46 deg, az which time the sun
had rather an uncomfortable warmth; curl
Gus spectacle for the first OF January, when
one expects 10 feel a severe touch Of wiuteI
where the troops of happy children in the
streets enjoying their sports and pastimes.
But that the trees were leafess it would
have been difficult to realize the fact that il
was mid-winter. ,..-..,
The foolish custom of firing out the old
wear and the new one in, was indnlged IN
to no great extent. And we feel happy 10
say, we are not called rpon TO record any
serious accidents. .,,,,r an. !. I,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-06

POISONED BY CoLoRED CANDIEs.-At Cats
kill, N. ", recently, Mary Lynes, young
lady residing in that village, was taken sud-
denly sick while al school, in the afternoon,
and died al nine O'Clock in the evening. She
had all the symptoms of poison, and il is sup
posed that she was poisoned by eating color.
ed candies.
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