Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-24
MADIHON.

School Dlroctors-Lewis Schuyler, M A
Moore. Auditor--Wm. Carnahan. Az
sessor-~Jno. Stetlor. Judge--Jno. s wish.
er, nspectors-Shephard Runyan. VIM
johnson.
Constable---Wm. Roberts Supervise.
Daniel Karshner, Jacob Leiby. Poor
Overseers--Jos. Mouser, Philip Foust -
School Directors-Evan Wclliver, Isaac
Mowrer. Auditor--W ashingtoh Bitten.
bender. Assessor--P. NJ. karshper.
Judge--Jacob Arnwine. lnspecto rs--
Levi Weaver, Joseph Rauch
MT PLEASANT.
Justice of the Peace-Jacob Shipn,,
A. X Hcacock. Constable-,John Shin
man. Supervisors--John Mordan. Ja
seph r. Vanderslice. Poor Oyerseers--
Andrew Melick, Paul Kline. School III.
rcctors Isaac White, George yanco
Auditor--Andrew Grouse. Assessor
Isaac Culp. Judge--Wiliam j. Ikelcr
spectors-Daniel McCarty, Joel Ref,
endifer, Elias Howell, (ast two tie.)
ORANGE.
Constable Michael Keller, Supervisors
Abner Welsh, Peter z. Kline. Poor
Overseers--William Fritz, Michael Ha.
genbuch, Saml Everett. Auditor-Wpu.
ley Bowman. Assessor--George Richards
Judge-J onas Kisner. Inspectors, John
McGorgle, NJ. A. Williams, John Van.
liew, Qast two tie.)
Justices of the Peace--James Masters
Luther Garman. Constable-Abr'm Hun.
lock- Supervisors-Thomas Harlan John
Lockhart Poor Overseers, Shadrack
Ewes, [. P. Lyons. School Directors
James Masters, Luther Garman, ,(both for
3years,) George Welliver, William Harsh.
ner leach for one year, Auditor--James
Masters. Assessor--A. j. Manninp--
Judge Ewes. 1nspectors--Ja-
cob Long, Valentine Welliver.
RoARINGCREEK.
Constable David X. Hover. Supcr.
vsors Henry Helwig, George Craig. Poor
Overseers--Samuel Gable, Sam'l Houck
School Directors--Jesse Williams, Nj.
chael Fcdderoff. Auditor RI osiah J
Thomas, Assessor, Charles Dyer. Judge
Abram Beaver. Inspectors--Wm. Gear.
hart, VIM. Rhoads.
sUGARLoAr.
! Constable--Josia X. Fritz. Supervi-
sors--C. L. Moore, Cyrus Larrish. Poor
/ Oversecrs-C. l.. Moore, Il, .. A. Stevens
School Directors Jacob III. Fritz, Dyer
G. Moss. Auditor John Fritz. Asses.
sor-Josiah r. Fritz Judge-John
Kitchen. spectors-John W. Kile Wm
Stevens.
Constable-William NJ. Ent. Super
visorS, William Hagenbuch, Daniel Snv.
der. Poor Overseers II. w. Greasy, P.
Il. Hartman. School Directors-Marshal
e. Kinney, Isaac McCamey (both for 3.
years. Wm Peacock, John krcssler ,)both
for two years). Auditor Thomas Grey
cling, sen. Assessor Nathan Case -
Judge-Jacob Mclick, Inspectors, II.
B. Mclick, lIarman G.. Creycling.
Speech OF Presiden, Buchanan at tho Raising Of tho
Statue OF Washington
The President made the following ad-
dress at the ceremonies in Washington City
on the 22d;
FELLOW CITIzENs-I accept the aus
pcous omen now presented to us in this
calm sunset almost without cloud. The
early part of the day was boisterous--
Many accidents also occurred to delay the
progress and the completion of these cere.
! monies. But these occurrences have ter.
minated as, thank God, always has been
the case in the history of our country. II
storms and tempests beset us in the morn.
ing, the end Of the day is still clear, bright
and animating, Such, | trust, will ever be
the issue of the gloom and darkness that
for season appear to envelope us, Zap
plause) The honorable and importaL
duty has been assigned to me of dedicating
this statue of Washington, which is no,
bic production of native American genius
This welcome and grateful task now pro
coed to perform. Standing here on this
beautiful and commanding position, sur
rounded by the Senators and Representa-
tives of all the Statos of the Contederacy
and by vast assemblage of our fellow cit
liens, civil and military, and in full view
OF the noble Potomac, which Washington
loved so well, and Of the shores of the an.
cient Commonwealth which gave him birth
[ now solemnly dedicate this statue to the
immortal memory of the father of Ais
Country. (Applause,) perform this
act of pious devotion, not in the name OF
the people of the north, or the South, the
East, or the West; not in the name
of those who dwell on the waters of the At
lantic or Of the Pacific, but in the name Of
the whole American People of the United
States, one and indivstble, now and forey.
er. Loud applause, and cries of "Hur'
} rah for Old Buck May the God of our
fathers preserve the Constitution and the
Union for ages yet to come, May they
stand like the everlasting hills, against
which the tempests from every quarter OF
the heavens shall beat in vain. In n word
may they endure so long as the name Of
Washington shall be honored and cherish
ed among the children of men. Renewed