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COLUMBIA COUNTY, S.:

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
Coucly interalid ii is thus contained:
In The mailer offhs And now TO wit
Cemetery IN Scott iP On the 9Th day OF Sep.
tender, 1854, upon the presentation of the
petition of Eli CrevsIing aud others, pray.
ing that The ''Creveling Cemetery' be in
corporated with such powers, and under
such restrictions, as are set forth in an in-
srument IN writing This day 6led, setting
forth objects, articles, conditions, name and
Syle, under which they have associated.
1t was ordered that notice thereof be given
bv publication agresably 10 the act Of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
BY order OF the Court.
Certified from the Records, Sept. 8. 1864.
JESSE COLEMAN, Prothy.
Septem Der "a, fse4-pd. 81.
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THE Lincoln men see THAI sbeddy is to
be beaten unless some Democrats can be
hired TO abandon Mcclellan. For this put-
pose they ATE trying TO get ultra peace men
10 start a new candidate so as to help old
Abe. II peace men wantio elect Lincoln
and secure iouf years more OF drafts and
taxes. shodGy will pay them we'll Tor .heir
aid. But il cant be done a few mon or
editors who want 10 divide the Union, and
therefore prefer Lincoln TO Mcclellan, may
threaten OF Try 10 get up a so-caIisd speace''
candidate, for LincoIn's benefit, bui the
people who really wart PEACE and UN
ION will help Us elect LuIe Mac, the
Peoples Man.
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A GREENBAcK WELL IsvEsTED.-A year
ago several journals united in recon mend
ing their readers TO invest a Dollar Green
back'' in securing that very excellent jour
nal for The Household (fncluding he Little
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called the american AgT1euiturit. Many
persons were thus led 10 subscribe, end we
believe all who did so have been much
more than satisfied. They have received
the 23d Annual Volu me of rhe .4griculturist
which is full of good things, useful, pracli-
cal, and entertaining and just now the Pub
bers applying, a present OF a plant of one
of the most remarkable strawberries thai
have ever been brought ont. These plants,
when sold by the only other person having
Greenback invested last year has certainly
paid WeR. All We have now to say is, let
all Others 60 and do Observation-Disclosures
standing the present advance in cost, the
Publisher still offers 10 take subsc ribers this
month (Septen5er) al 81 a year, or from
now to the end OF 1865 (6fteen months) for
81 Is. And still further, he offers one Of
the remarkable Strawberry Plants, sent
free and postpaid, 10 every new subscriber
v no encloses 5 cents extra for oil cloth.
packing, and postage on the plant. Our
advice to all is TO send the Dollar(or the
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ASGE JUDD, Publisher of the Agriculturid,
AT Al PARK Row, New YoRK CRY, and &c t
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We are informed that the Democratic
Congressional Conference which met at
Bloomsbbrg on Tuesday last, nominated
Col. V E. PioiIet, of Bradford county, as
The Democratic candidate for Congress in
this District. Col. Pioleli, comes endors-
ed by the Democracy of Bradford county
as a gentleman capable and qualified for
the position tor which he has been named
aud as an nnwavering Democrat. Hailiug
as he does. from Bradford county, which
Tor several years has been covered with a
worse than Egyptian Darkness" his
Democracy, which has remained steadsasi
for these many long years, shonld remain
unquesiioned. We hope TO have the pleas
ure OF hearing the Colonel several times
dnring the campaign. II the meanwhile,
il We hope 10 succeed in ~elect.ng him. we
must gel to work "When there is will.
there isa way ~ Be 1oisk Glzeife.
CoPfnia Thrmoysr. OF this place, has Just
fe,nrned from Nashville, Teenesses. The
object of his Trip was 10 procure negfoes to
ELL the quota OF fhis place. Il failed.
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DIE ID.

In Bloomsbury. on Friday The 10Th lust,
Mr. Charles B. ChrisIman, aged % years, g
months anu % days.
In Light Street, Sept. 18th 1864 Of Dip
iberia and Group, only son OF Alex. g. and
Mary j. Thornton, aged 3 years and 6 mos
At OrangeVilIe, Columbia county. on The
10Th inst, Ar. William Fritz, aged about 40
years.
the oh inst, MIR. Jacob Blizzard, aged 60
Npar<
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tyeomifg County.

The Democracy OF the Lycomiug District
have nominated TuEoDoRE wR1cHr. ESqr
of Clinton County, for Congress. The dis
Irict is composed Of Centre, Clinton, Potter.
Lycoming and Tioea counties From pres.
ent indications the Opposition are qnarreline
over their candidate Lycoming claims the
man, but Tioga insists the candidate is not
due them, on The ground that they (Tioga)
have TO do the voting. The Tioga county
men have put forward STEVEN F WILSON
aud the Lycoming men w. Fl. Armstrong;.
The Democrats feel pretty sangoine in cleo
ting their man IL the breach continues in
the Opposition ranks.
The Democrats have chosen Hon. John
Walls, OF Union, as their candidate for the
Office of Senator. He is said to be one OF
the most popular men in The district, and
the Republicans very much fear his eIec-
ton. The Opposition have nominated, by
a good deal Of turning and twisting, Charles
Fl. Shriner, an aposiate democrat, ~ho once
called himself. and as Iaie as last Fall on
the stump for Curtin, ia JaeksOnian Demo
craff,
In the Representative district they eiscl
three Members. Lycoming presents John
Plat; Union, DR.. Charles Wilson; and Sny-
der, Daniel 5. Doyer. Their prospects tor
an election look encouraging. The Democ-
racy Of that district can boast OF having an
exceiisct ticket and should use. as they no
doubt will, al fair and honorable means 10
their power to elect it.
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CONGRESSIONAL

Col. Pioiiet'to the People Of the Thir-
teenM Congregational District, com
posed Of the Counties Of Bradford,
Wyoming, SuRiuan, Columbia and
Montour.
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Luzsrns County Democratic Ticket.

The DenHpcrats Of Luzerns have nomina-
ted the 70 lowing ticket For Congress,
Cannes DESNIsos For Assembly, Harry
Hikes, Anthony Grady, and Daniel F. Sey-
bet For ProIhoootary, Michael Phil5in,
Of Pitision For District Attorney, David
z. Randall, of Providence; For Clerk OF
the Courts, E. B. Ceilings, OF Wilkesbarre
For County Surveyor. John Slurdsvant, and
for County Commissioner, P. William
Wolf. This ID a good ticket aud will be
eie'stsd By a handsome majority. The
Del ocfais Of Luzerue are in earnest This
FaNI and viii poll a larger majority than
they have fer years.
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Fernando WooD FOR McCLELLAE.-A
meeting oil Mcclellan Minnie Men was
held on Tuesday evening, in New York, a.
which the Hon. Fernando Wood was invi-
ted 10 speak Being unable 10 attend, he
sent the following letter, ia which he avows
himself an earnest supporter OF Mcclellan ::
New YoRK, Sept. II. 1864
DEAR SIR; Your invitation TO address the
Nineteenth Ward McCIeIlen Minute Guard
is received. | regret that your meeting is
fgT tomorrow evening, as am obliged to
90 10 Albany 10 morrow afternoon, aad |
shall not therefore, he in New York. Up
on some other occasion it will give me
pleasure 10 address the Minute Guard and
10 add my voice TO the thousands who are
now preparing TO cleo; George B.. Mcclellan
our next President.
Although | was opposed 10 the nominal
iIon o! lha. distinguished man, yet when
the Convention decided in his favor he be-
came my candidate, and he shall have nv
earnest snd determined support.
| hope to address the ratification meet
ing, when | shall give my reasons more at
length
Thanking you for The imitation, am
Very truly, FERNANDO WooD.
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MARBLE d.

10 OTangeviile, Columbia county, by the
Rev. VIM. Goodrich, Mr~I2.hman Faox
to Miss Amanda J. CONS 800 pth OF Espy
Columbia CO.
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n A ials letter received by us from ons
Of our soldier friends say, slI6s army is fight
Little Mac and we don't want 10 hear
Of a shoddy being elected Such is
he sentiment Of . msiorily Of he soldiers.
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FILLMORE FOR MCCLELLAN The Chica-
go Times publishes the following brief let
ter, written by ex President FILLMoRK in IA.
vor OF the nomination of General McCLEL-
Lam by the Chicago Convention
BUFFALO. Aug IL, 1854.
My DElR SIR-Your favor of The 18th.
came TO hand during my absence, bul |
was greatly delilh,ed 10 SEE By The papers
tina, you had so large and enthusiastic a
meeting Tor Mcclellan | sincerely hope
tha be vii! receive the nomination by The
Chicago convention.
! see my name occasionally alluded to in
connection with the contention, but | can
not thiuk there Is any thing OF II, Tor | be-
lieye that all know ibal | do not desire HE
commission, and | can not think any great
number desires me TO have IL.
Truly yours, WILLARD FILLMORE.
n KETCHUM ESQ.
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a All who are opposed 10 fighting 10
free negroes should not support Lincois.
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Candidate for Congress.

WYsox. Sept I6. 1884
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on
THUR OCTOBER 9Th 1914.
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whose name Is not Contained Ia the list OF
taxable inhabitants, iuTuiShsG.by The Com
m~issioHerS, unless FITst, he produce a
receipt Of payment, within two years OF
SAFE or County tax assessed agreeably TO
tie Constitution, aud give satisfactory evil
dence on his Own oath or Affirmation OF
another that he has paid such ID tax, or in
failure 10 produce areceIpt shall make oath
10 the pay meui thereof or second, IT he
claim IA r.gbt to- voIe by being an elecior
between the age of tweuty-oBe aud lwen-
Iy-two years shall depose on oath or affirm
alton, that ne has resided in the State al
least ole year before MS application, and
make such proof Of residence in the dis
trIct as is required by this act, ard that ne
does verify believe from The account given
him that he is OF he age aforesaid, aud
given such other evidence as is required
by this act, whereupon the name OF the
person 30 admitted 10 vote Shall be inserted
in the alphabetical Iist by the Inspector,
aud a mole made opposite Thereto by writ
tag ;ae word Tax" If he shall be admitted
to vote by reason of having paid tax, and
the word sage" if he shall bs admitted to
vote by reason of age, aud IN either case
the reason OF such a vote shall be called
out TO the clerks, who shall make a like
note in the lisl of voters Kept by hem
ain all cases where the name OF the per
son claiming to voIe is not found on The
list furnished by the Commissioners, or his
right TO vote whether found thereon or not,
Is objected to by any qualified citizen, II
saall De the duty of The inspectors to ex-
anime such person on oath as 10 his quail
hcatious, aud ii ne claims 10 have resided
within the Stale for one year or more, his
oath shall be sufficient proof thereof, but
he shall make proof by al least one com
patent witness, who shall be a qualified
%elector, that he has resided within tbs DIS
Tict for more than ten days Immediately
preceding said e~lecIion and shall also
swear that his bona fde residence. 10 pur-
suance OF his lawful calling is within the
distinct, and that he did rot remove within
the district for the purpose Of voting.
Every person qualified - aforesaid, and
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OHbIiU > OuIct,
BloomsbDrs. Sept 10. ts64.f
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General Order No. l
HEADe'R's lsr BRIGADE DISTRICT,

HEADo'R's lsr BRIGADE DIsTRIcT,)
LEAvENwoRrH, April 5, 1864.
l. The counties of Leaven worth,
Aichison, Jefferson. Doug las and Wyan-
dotte, being designated as the First
Brigade District" the undersigned as
sumes command of The militia OF the
same.
ii. The following is announced as the
staff viz: Capt. A. Hastings. Asst. Adj.
Gen Leavenworth; Capt. Geo. A. Ed
dy, Quartermaster, Leavenworih; Capt.
Edward d. Thompson. Commisssry,
Douglas: First Lieut.. g. H. Dubois. a.
d. c., Leavenworth; First Lieut.. Jonn
Gray, A. D. c., A,chisor, Jefferson.
Ill. Commanders of regimenta, bat
teries and detached companies will at
once report to the Assistant Adjutant
General full information respecting the
condition of their commands, the num-
Der and description of arms in their pos
session, and the names OF any officers
who have not received commissions.
s. A. DRAKE.
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
A. HASTINGS, A. A. Gen.
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NOTICE TO MILITARY CLAIMANTS

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, for the purpose Of hearing
proof in support Of claims. under An
Act. To provide for the expences Of the
Militia incurred in the protection Of the
State in the year 1861, 1869. 1863, and
payment Of the same, will bold sessions
at the times and places as follows:
Olathe. johnson CO.. April 27ll,.io 29lh.
Psola Miami Co., April 30ih to May Sd.
Mound City Linn Co. May oh 10 7ih.
Fl. Scott Bourbon Co., May 9eh TO lo.h
Humboldt Allen Co., May l2.l.
Leroy Cotsey Co.. May l4th.
Topeka May 18th 10 Jan 4.h.
All claims to be considered must be
presented at the Office Of Auditor Of
State at Topeka. before June 9TH. OF 10
the Commissioners at any time and
place above related, duly atiested in ac-
cordancs with the provisions Of this act.
THos. CARNEY,
Asa HAIReRoyE. Commissioners.
w. w. GuraRIE,
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We haze recently received the follow
'ng vosks from the publishers. Messrs.
Pee + Hitchcock. Cincinnsti:
Orrrosrs OF Zlos. with Limmings
o. Mission Life. By Rev. VIZ. H. GoonE;
ASl pages. ei.25.
TaE HELH, rHE Sword, AND THE
Caoss: Life Narrative. by Rev. A. N.
LoaaAIs; 466 pages, ei.25.
IEAPrAEIos AED TRIUMPH. with 9TH
g stories. By VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND,
AxfRAcTs From the DIARY OF A
Oo0srsr PAsros. BY Mrs. H. C. GARD
N: Is cts.
sofitsos FROM LIFE; or. Passages
g. the Diary Of an Ilineranrs Wife,
nsIsS &. CurlEs IS cts.
These are all most excellent books.
- AVE read the last two uamei. and
% hesitancy in pronouncing them
'bs very best al the kind pub-
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That Resolution.

Ii will be remembered that we were
instructed to offer resolution al the
State Convention for vigorous prose
cu,ion of tie war, We prepared one
in the following words:
RESOLVED, That this Convention re.
quest the President to prosecute the
war 10 crush out the rebellion with the
utmost vigor and with all the resources
Al his command.
We made it as short and pointed as
possible. that no exception could be ia
ken to il on the score of length. After
We ascertainsd that the Wednesday
night caucus had '-cut and dried" the
proceedings for the convention, su learn
ing BY action on another resolve pre-
sen.ed that all matters of the kind must
20 to the committee on resolutions, We
ven; to members of the committee who
approved the one We had drawn up,
which We handed 10 to the committee
when it met. But it had not been ground
through the caucus mill and was not
reported. The convention adjourned
while the motion was pending on the
resolutions Of the minority of the COM
uitiee. and We had no opportunity to
present ours to that body. This is a
fsIr sample. of the way the machine
vas run. The resolution was admitted
to b appropriate. and was presented as
coming from the people themselves; but
pot being in the grist it was ignored.
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The Fruit.

We learn that some of the young mer
who went. from this region of country
into the service, have been arrested 70,
robbery. near Aubrey. We believe
they choked an old man and forced him
to give up $500; also choked a lady
and child to prevent them from giving
the alarm! They are now in conGne-
ment awaiting trial report says.
This is truly sad intelligence. But
who is to blame? Are The young men
the only transgressors? Far from it,
A year ago We predicted this kind
of fruit. Whatsoever a man sows that
shall he reap aud the men of more
age. of standing in this community, who
rountenanced dishonesty and gave IL
cense TO theft under other names, are
the real guilty ones. They sowed the
seed, the harvest must follow. We
would not be in the place Of those who
uphold this license 10 evil deeds for all
Of JEFF rson county. Much less would
we occupy the position of those who
were organized to uphold the wrong =
The blood of souls is upon them, and
all the waters Of Lelhe canro' wash it
ou'.
Relribu,ioa must overtake the evil
doer sooner or later. And we now put
il on record as cur firm belief. that as
sure as truth is eternal and God is just,
reiibution in some shape will be the por-
ton Of ell who have Joined hand in
hand to do this wickednss. If any
have made gain by so dong. they viii
lose il all with interest. Mark the pre-
diciion! Nay Heaven give repentance
TO those who need il.
We feel deeply for the young men
WHO have been led as'ray. We fear
they are ruined forever. 3u, woe to
them BY whom offences coms!' God
is not mocled:' neither doth be SUM
Der nor Sleep May the righteous
Judge deliver the land from all crime,
from the hands of the spoiler.' and
from all who work corruption.
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HEAD QUARTERS STATE OF Kansas.
ADJ GENERALS OrFycr

HEAD QUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS,
ADJOTANT GENERAL OTFIcH.
TOPEKA, April 10, 1884.
GENERAL OF; DE No. &.
l. The following See. 4, Militia Law.
Feb. Esd. 1864, is published for the in
formation of all concerned:
THAT the State shall constitute one
division, aud shall be divided by the
Major General Commanding into FIVE
Brigade Districts, with power to alter
and change the same at pleasure.
III. The Regiments of Kansas Militia
will hereafter be numbered and desig-
mated as follows, 10 wit:
Regt. Colonel, Head Quarters.
lsr, c. II. Robinson, Leave, worth City.
81. Maj. A. Stark, Topeka. Shawnee co.
Sd. Chas. Willemsen, Lawrence Doug
las Co.
4lh. S. S Cooper. Oskaloosa. JEFF n co.
5ih. g. A. Cotton, Paola. Mama co.
9th. Mound City. Linn CO.
7th, Peter Mcfarland, Leayenworlh CITY
9Th. VS. Smith, Council Grove. Mor's co
9Th. +. NJ. Tracy. Trey, Doniphsn co.
10th. W. Pennock. Centropolis. Frank
lin CO.
flrh. A. J. Mitchell, Emporia, Lyon co.
I2ih L S. Treat, Alchison.
18Th j. A. Keller, Oiatha. Johnson co.
I4,h. d. w. Scott, Fort Riley.
18th J.T.Price. Junction City. Davis CO.
10th, F.W. Potter, Burlington, Coffey co.
18th, E. c. Manning. Msrysville, Mar
shall CO.
18Th, P. S. Hubbard. Atchison.
By Order of the Commander. in chief.
GUILFORD DUDLEY,
i9l-4w Adjulan, General.
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'is''ed. and very desirable for . house
hold library. The eos! is mere song
these times Of high prices. The two
works will cost bu. $l.50, and there is
not family in the land that will regret
the outlay. Grown persons and chill
dren will be Interested in them, and
when once the reader commences the
volumes, there will be desire to finish
before laying them down. If any of our
readers wish 10 get these works. if de :
sired, we will send for them with grea,
pleasure.
The other books, we shall notice in
detail as We read them.
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HEADQUARTERS KANSAS MILITIA. 1
LAWRENCE, April Alb, 1864
GENERAL ORDER No, /.

HEADQUARTERS KANSAS MILITIA.)
LAWRENCE, April Alb. 1864.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
OPTICAL.
The following organization is pre-
scribed for The Militia of Kansas:
ist Brigade District-Brig. Gen. S.
A. Drake.
The counties of Leavcnworth, Doug
las, A,chison. Jefferson and Wyandotie.
Headquarters al Leavenworth.
q Brigade Disiric,-Brig. Gen. By.
ron Sherry.
The counties of Doniphan, Brown,
Nemaha. Marshall, Washington. Repub-
lie, Si;rly, Pottawatornie and jackson.
Headquarters al Seneca.
81 Brigade District-Brig. Gen Jno.
r Snot.ay.
The counties OF Johnson, Miami, Linn,
Bourbon. Cherokee, Franklin and An
derson Headquarters at Mound City.
II, Brigade Dis'rict-Brig. Gen JIG
B. Scott.
The coun'ies of Coffee, Woodson. Al
len. Neosho. Wilson. Seward and Green
wool. Headquarters at Leroy
9TH Brigade District-Brig. Gen. S.
n. Wood.
The counties Of Shawnee, Usage,
Waubonsee, Lyon, Davis, Morris. Chase,
Butler. Marian, Dickinson, Riley. Clay
Ottawa, Saline and Peketon. Head
quarters at Council Grove.
Major Jno. 7. Morton is announced
as ASST Adj. Gen. on the staff Of the
the General Commanding. and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. All
communications for Headquarters will
be addressed TO him at Topeka
GEO. w. DErrzLER,
Major General.
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Final Settlement,

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Wright, deceased, that intend to make fin i
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of the Probate Court sitting in and for Jefferson
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Notice of Final Settlement.

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m Monday the 4ih day OF July, A. ~. 1854.
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