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List of Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Aaron Henderson,.
Ceulre-Wm. Shafer, Phillip NJ ller.
Conyngham-FrederIck r. Wohlfanh.
Greenwood-Elish Alberlson.
Jackson-Hugh Shuz.
Lorus-Francis Kerns, Leonard Adams
Samuel L. Keller, Charles MeE, Solomon
Yeager.
Madison--Behuel Whipple, G. Bidde.
Maine-Daniel Yeiter Isaac Yetler.
Mifilln--John MoslelIer, Abraham Smith
Ora6ge-isaac Welsh.
Pine-lra Sanders, Albert Hunler.
Scoli-Samuel Me lick, George Sloan, J.
Shuman Henry l.. Gearhar
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Trial List for February Term, 1858.

William Koons VS. George L. Kline Ell al.
2 William Koons VS. George L. Lime.
Joseph Slackhonse vs. Gi lbert Fowler.
Thomas Parker VS. John H. Parker.
Isaac Brown VS. Robert J. Lyon.
Jacob Schuyler VS. Wilson Ager.
Chrisiian Heisi VS. Daniel Gigger.
8 Martin Mowery VS. T. Slackhouse ell al.
Daniel Wintersleen VS. Christ. Shumau.
10 James Riitenhouse VS. Barney Hole.
IL ]. Warner VS. The State Mutual Fire Co.
12 Henry Stark VS. H. B. Hillman ct al.
l3 Adam S,roup Ell al VS. L. B. Rupert Ell al.
II Cornelius McErFen VS. Henry J. Yaple.
is Joshua Feiterman VS. James Ralston.
I6 Clemuel G. Ricketts, VS. John Covenhoveu.
II Hontier Seyberl VS. Lewis Enke ell al.
IS John A. Moore el al vs. M. Graham Ell al.
10 S. F. Price VS. James S. Woods.
20 Benjamin Yotks Va. Thomas w. Young.
2l r. w. Weaver VS. +. Armstrong Ell al
January 49, 1885,
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Novvemb Der fs, 1857.
SnAER1FF,S SALEs.

RY v,tlue of several wits of yenJ erno,,o,
10 me direced. viii be exnosed IN pnhl;c
Sale at The Cnnr, Hopsa in RIoomshn,g m
Mondav ,bs Isl dav. of Feb,narv ney, y, !
o'clock p. M. ,he following R.al Estate IN
vii
Al, ,bo, os,,a;, n, n, n;sce If. i.,J .;,,,,a
in ,he town of Rroomshnrc CoI,mh;a COM
,u con,s;n;no one. Ionr,b of nm acre bs The
same g more or less bouuded on ,he noub M M bv
IL, oI Elizabsth and MaIv Rowver on ,bs
son,b hy Hannah Roons nm tho yss, hy sas,
.,ree, of SAID town m the e,s, hv
whereo, nc e,s"isd a one and +. h,Ie s,o,y
FRAME DtvEGIINc HOiISE '
with the annnI,snances
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DAVID 1owENREEe


TAsEI1@NAiDLN DRESS 0@AFso
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods
3oGoBS5BIeovE, &JEBA1a eS ca0e
People
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
mohair esmusIn Gngh
sand
mius "
oil
BEAVER
SHOES OF KINDS SIZES CHILDREN
Hats
Cedarwse Very
drill sc, IN
We Lowest Prices will
OF re res of m
Boomsburs, April
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NOTICE IS hereby given that letters Of adj
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Weaver, laie OF BIoomsbprg, Coinmbia co.,
deceased, bave been granted to the under
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A. C. MENSCH. ,
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May 27, 81. A.C. MENscB.
{ JoTToN and Wool Carpet for sale cheap
al The Arcade by -;s"..L IA
May 81, '57. A. C. MENScH. a
4 LARGE LOT of Thibst Shswis Just re-
ceived and for sale by 49,. a. !
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! I!

in pursuance oil an order of the Orphans
Courl of Columbia county, on
Monday The 25ih Day Of January,
instant, Benjamin Wagner, administrator of
The estate OF Eug!e Fox, late Of Locust town
ship in said county, deceased, will exposs TO
sale by public veudue upon the premises,
certain messuages or lois of ground, being
lots, Nos. 6, 8, 10 aud l2, situate on the East
side oi Main street, IN the town OF Rhoads.
burg, in Locust township IN The said county;
on which are erected
DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE HOUSE & STABLE
ALSO:
LOTS Nos. 7 and 8. sIiuaie. in the SAID town
Of Rhoadsbnrs, on The West side of Nam
street in said town, on which is erected a
Blacksmith shop.
Lale The Estate of said deceased, Situate in
the ,township oi Locust aud county aforesaid.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of
said day, when conditions will be made
known by the undersigned.
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A. C. MENSCH


AT THE ARCADE STAND
HTAS usl received aud opened full and
hA large assortment
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which he will sell al the lowest living profit.
HIS stock embraces stella, thibet AMI Grape
sbawis, tarege, barege delaines, tissues,
lawns, debeges, Grape orienials, alpsccss, sc
SlLKS-A very handsome assortment of
striped, plain, PLAID and black silks, which
he intends to sell at very reduced prices.
EMBROEDERIES.
An immense stock of embroideries, such
as embroidered handkerchiefs, collars, spen-
GERS, sleeves, Swiss and iaconei edgings and
inseriugs, linens, cotton and thread laces,
founcings and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTiCS-Muslihs, dfilIings, tckings,
checks, osnaburgs, bagsinss, ginaha;ns, fan
nels, table diaper and ready.made bags.
NHcn and Boys Wear.
Cloths, cassimeres, vesIngs, jeans, collon-
AIDES, denms, blue drllings, cotton PlaIds sc.
CARPETS AND Oil CLOTES.
A very large nssorlm ent of new style car
pets, such as tapestry Brussels three ply, in-
grain and Venetian oil cloths Of all widths.
A large assortment OF Ladies' g. Childrens'
Shoes, which he will sell very cheap.
GROCERIES, -
A lot of fresh sugars molasses, lEN
TEAS, COFFEE, FISH SPICES l5Ee
&c. Also Hardware Queensware, e=<1z<=.=--s
Crockery and Woodenware.
g- Flour and Feed always ior sale at the
loves, market prices for cash.
Boomsburg, April 80, 1857.
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p S. To PENNsYLvANiANs The Pennsyl-
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turi, is now peculiarly the paper for Penn
sylvania Formers.
Nnyemhef IL 1851.
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SHcRIFF's OFFICE,
Bloomsburg, Dec. ID, 1887.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17
From Washington.

New York, June 10.
The Tribane's Washington correspond
ent says: Lord Napier received dispatch
es yesterday from the commander of the
West India squadron, expressly disvowing
having authorized the recent acts Of vista
ton. and explicitly dlsclaiming any in
struction contemplating such contingency.
He states, further. that. Immediately on be-
ing informed of the offensive proceedings.
he dispatched the sloop Jasper after the
Styx and other cruisers. with orders to
to bring them in. intending to hold the Off
GERS to strict account. These dispatches
were communicated to the President and
Cabinet. and produced feeling of relief
Lord Napier feels satisfied. from this intel
ligence, that his dispatches from England,
expected next week. will authorize the full
est explanation. The instructions under
which the British squadrons are now acting
are ten years Old
Paper, manufactured from the sugar beet root.
after the latter has been used for sugar making
and dstiIlation, IS now used in England
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17
California News.

The Star of the West arrived at New
York on the 18th. with California news to
May 90. She brings one million and a
half in specie.
Markets quiet and generally unchanged.
Dry goods realized fair prices.
The mining and agricultural reports are
very satisfactory. The coming crops prom
Use abundance.
The people were still rushing to the
mines at Frazer's river. the reports OF
which are very exciting.
Gold dust was coming in more freely
A fight had occurred in Plumas county
between the Indians and the whites, and
80 Indians killed.
Great excitement in Tuolumue county
in consequence of rich discoveries in
quartz mines.
The colored population were taking ac-
tive measures to remove to Vancouver
Island; the pioneers having returned with
highly favorable accounts.
Advices are received from Oregon to the
9th and, Washington Territory to the l ltf
May. but there is no important news from
either. There were occasional Indian out.
breaks. and fears of serious rising
among the tribes.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17


The Cleveland Paindealer says that Mrs.
Cunningham Burlcll has purchased farm in
Carroll county, O., and will Immediately take pos
session.
The Portsmouth (O) Tribune estimates The
damage by the late freshet in the Scota Valley
n. 800, 900.
Over 100000 bushels of wheat were destroyed
ricksburg, Va.
Eisebrant and Ugar, were convicted last week,
in Detroit of three burglaries, and each sentenced
to forty years. Imprisonment
Capital punishment, for murder in the first de-
gree. has been restored by the Legislature of Wis
cousin.
The estimated damage to the sugar plantations
by the late break in the levee, two miles above
New Orleans, is about S5,000,0OO.
The Charlottesville Va, Advocate states that
negro who had been recently emancipated by hrs
masters will. has voluntarily again gone into
slavery, preferring that condition to a removal to
free State.
The wages paid to wagon masters in the Otah
expedition, is $3.50 month and found.
They have a new society in California called
the PAY Nothings.' The Society is increasing in
numbers very rapidly.
1t is stated that during twenty three years
in which the brave Gen. Havelock, acted az a sub.
altern officer, he devoted tenth of his slender
income to purposes of religious benevolence.
The WEATHER IN M,Y-Rain has fallen here
on some part of twenty nine DAYS of the present
month, being the greatest number of rainy days
in MAY in sixty-nine years. The quantity OF ram
which has fallen here this month measures Tour
inches and ninety nine hundredths of an inch.
In the month of May last year. Qs57) rain fell
on but l6 da"s, measuring hve inches and nit!-
three hundredths of an inch
The greatest fall of rain in the month of May,
during a period of thirty two years. was in 1850,
seven inches and twenty-four hundredths of an
inch.
Tn the wears 1890, 1876 and ls4e. rain fell on
seventeen DAYS in the month of May, IN each
wear, which is the greatest number OF rainy
DAYS here in May in a of sixty nine years. with
the exception of the present month. In the years
$50 and 1896 rain fell but on" day in May.-M.
Mc,iom. in the ~ Y. Com. ADJ.
VIM. Marsh of Harrison CO., Ind, was killed
last week by Stanley Young. az Brandenberg,
Nv. Marsh killed Young's father about seven
wears since, and, it is said, Young had made
vow 20 avenge his fathers death.
The City of Cincinnati, it is said, owned S4oo,
900 worth of stool in the Whitewater canal
So much damage has been done to this Canal by
the floods, il is said to be unworthy the expense OF
repair.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17

The Sentinel of the 9th says that Gov
ernor Willard is slowly improving. al
though yet IN feeble condition. He has
not vet recovered his voice. and can not
speak abovc whisper. His symptoms,
however, are favorable for 4 restoration 10
sound health. The Governor owes his re-
covery, in great degree. to the skillful and
attentions of Dr.. Dunlap his
family PHI stefan. and to Dr.. A. c. Slant
on, brotherinla law To Mrs. Willard. The
latter gentleman. an accomplished physic-
ian, has been in almost constant attendance
upon the governor, day and night. since
he was first FRUSTRATED with his desease.-
Friends in need are friends indeed
u. s. Since the above was put in type.
the telegraph announces that the Governor
has had relapse. and that he is now in a
very critical condition.