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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
WIDOWS' APPRA/SlJE.NT,S
Notice of Confirmation,

he following appralsmcnts of real and
4 personal prpLr'y scfapart to Widows Of Dcce.
dents have bean thed in the Office Of ,r Register of
Columbia county uud r the Rules Of Court ard win
be presented for absolute confirmation, 1, ihe Or
phans' Court to H. brld IN BlJomssurg, in and Inr
said county. on WEDNESDAY THE 9Th DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. ID , leo, al = n'cucS ~ me after
noon Of said dav unless except, Ms ~ sIch ruutrun
tioss are previously filed OF which all persons in.
tcrestcd in said estates VIII take novice.
!. Widow Of John icager, sen, OF ! ocu-t filed I'd
Aug lSGj
Q. Widow Of John Walter Of Locust, flied Iith A lc
let's.
3. Widow of WIN. Hoffman, Of Centre, filed .2d
Aug rGj.
Wirow Of Henry Lu,iaon. OF Briarc eek, filed
23d Aug. 1865
S. Widow of Archibald Patterson, OF Greenwood.
hled 3Ist Aug leGj
6. Widow OF Wm Z shannon, OF scou flied Is,
Sept 1865.
q Widow Of George Longcnberser, OF Name filed
4tl sept let's.
g. Widow uf samucl Parks, sugnrloar flut 18Th OF
sept lSGJ.
Widow Of solomon stronp, OF Maids on led 2st
Sept le6j.
10. WihoM Of N. r. Pennington of Fishingcreck,
filed 3d Oct. lSG5
H. hIsow Of Janes w Kitchen, of Suglrl0af filled
10Th Oct lSG5
L. Widow OF Daniel C Ent, of Scott, filed aOu DC,
1865.
JoH$ C. FREEZE,
Bloom sLurs, Nov, H. l8o5, S'''s'
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Lot For Sale.

A N eligible building lot, with an excel
4 lent BARN thereon erected centrally loo ated in
Sept 10, le6t THIS Office
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.

NV RAPPING AND. MINING Pa
w PER, Having thoroughly overhaued my Pa
per Minis at NH Grove near Bloomsbury Columbia
County Pa. am now prepared 10 NIL all orders for
wrapping, Dry Blasting ana Water Proof Paper on
shor notice and fair prices. have opened wnre.
house IN WilkeH Barre and appoin Ted Joseph Brown
oi the firm OF Brown Gray Co, my agent to dispose
Of my paper in LuzsInc County.
THOMAS TRENCH
RloomsbuIg, Sept. l6, 1865.
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A ccrtaia tract or pteeo Of land, sit
uaie in Pine township Columbia county. containing
twenty one acres more or less Of unImpruycd land
bounded and described as follows To ,hc south
by lands OF Reed and Masters, the by aHds Of
Ez Ruuyan ON the moth by lands or Enamel lugatt
and on the east BY lands of Jacob Cham Ierlin.
seized, taken IN execution and TO be- .Uld thu
property Of William II, Chambcrhp,
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Ono other tract OF land situate, part in PrahkIin
township hycOming comfy, aud part in Madison
township, columbia county, containing one hundred
and aud hundred aud forty pc rchrs
or less, adjoining lands of John Fox, Margaret Mont
gOmcry tact, Philip Young and others, whcruon are
erected frame dwelling house aud frame barn, with
the appuTtenanccs.
Seized. taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Wilson Aget.
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Rnsiness Gards.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

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COOK & DRURY,
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our personal attention. Office corner Of Main
and 3rd Streets. COOK DRURY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

TRIALS. FOR TREAsoN.--It is generally
known that all persons participating in any
way In acts of treason are principals Fur
thermore, the Supreme Court, in case of the
United States v Bollman and Swartwout,
held that 'if war be actually levied-that
is, If body of men be actually assembled
for the purpose OF affecting by force treas
enable object-all those who perform any
part, however remote from the scene of &C
ton, and who are actually leagued in tho
general conspiracy, are to be considered as
traitors" This opinion was quoted az law
by Judge Marshall i'll the celebrated Burr
case. 1t would follow from this that jeff.
DAVIS can be tried for treason in Maryland
Pennsylvania, or any other of the States
where the war of the rebellion was carried.
The following is the extract from Judge
lredelfs decision on which Chief Justice
Chase is said to rely in declining to hold a
court IN Richmond, at present, for the trial of
JEFF. Davis:
But even if it were practicable on the le-
ga principles to direct special court, can
1t be thought Convenient or safe in the pres
ent state OF Northampton and Bucks coun-
ties to do go? 1t is evident that nothin e
but an armed force has recently been suffi-
Gent TO quell the insurrection and to arrest
the Insurgents; aud we hope that it will
new er be expected from the exercise of q
JTldical discretion, that court of justice
shall be voluntarily placed in situation
where the execution Of i4s functions and the
maintenance Of it's authority must depend
on the same mill tary auxiliary.
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$I,682. O4I II



The most important recommendation in
the report is that the constitution be so
amended as to provide for State Auditor
says the business Of the two Offices is too
great for enc man To perform and III both
bureaus it is constantly increasing.
The report calls attention to the fact that
many payments art made from the Treasu-
ry. hs laws hastily passed, of which the Au-
dtur remains iisstuIly ignorant till III
formed Of them 10y the treasurer and it
very properly suggests that every dollar
paid out III the Treasury should be on an
auditors warrant
1t seems also that the Immense appropri-
ations for the the benevolent il stitutions are
made direct Ia the officers " no have them
in charge aud they expeud the money bare
ly reporting to the Secretary Of State how it
is expendrd lie suggests that the accounts
for aii purchases and payments for these
institutions he audited by the auditor
Other recommendations are that the ex
pense of conveying convicts to State prison
and the bounty on Wolf scal ps should he paid
by counties and not 10y the State: that the
law BE- amended for more thorough distri-
button Of the revised statutes, and that the
Law be changed so that tue Secretary OF
State may examine the Treasurer's accounts
and count his money at any time instead
of quarterly as now provided IS
NUMBER AND EXPENSES OF CLERKS
The following Is the number of clerks
employed in the various Offices during the
past years some for longer and some for a
shorter time, at salaries ranging from 5000,
to 81 200 year:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
Judge NOggIe.

Judge David NoggIe has resigned his
seal Ia this Judicial circuit, to take effect
December first He is to resume the prac-
tIce of a~ in the city Of GAINESVILLE. We
very much doubt whether the state has ever
produced circuit judge who has presided
AS long on the bench as Judge Noggle, that
has given more general satisfaction or dis
played more integrity and ability as All up-
right judge. 1t is a position in which eve
~ man that acts the judge must necessari-
~ make seine sore heads -Roctme JournuE.
We copy the above because it is a lust
tribute to an eminent man, and one of the
best citizens Of Wisconsin, and because we
wanted to say something about Judge Nog-
gle. ,r # a.. s..,4. s.5 5o a.s. u.
We regard Judge Noggle as being one of
the best inen OF braius i'll this state His
ability hls tlgh character, his fidelity to
established friendships, his thorough DeInoe-
racy-lngralned and grounded GU principle
Ills essential qualities as M" of the
people, render linn, III our opinion, one of
the foremost men OF the state
We look to see Judge NoggIe the recipi-
ent ot higher LIQUORS than any that he has
ever enjoyed, or for which he has struggled.
Capitol.
When we say we cordially endorse the ar
tlcles copied above, we feel that we but re-
fleet the sentiments OF the great mass of the
''tizens Of Green County. The manner in
" hioli they Sustained him at the polls last
sIIlng III The face OF the most bitter and
ueacborous efforts Of clique of influential
personal enenles TO overthrow linn, gives
ample proof OF this fact. All who have had
business TO transact in his court-lawyers,
clients aud witnesst s. unite in endorsing
his course as an upright and impartial
Judge. We predict for Judge Noggle at
the bar still more extended popularity
than he enjoved on the bench -Aionroe Sen
ttT,st.
We copy the above endorsements of
Judge Nogge's official course with pleasure
ana desire to add our own voice to the ex-
presso OF confidence in him as judge,
and tile hope that the people may ha We the
benefit OF his abilities and experience in the
future. -Raciue Aaoocate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES

These Drops a scientifcal com NOM dad a ,id
M ana e tier than any Pills PowdsIs or Nosfun
eihE uqua thelr action is direct and positive rem
Es mem rslabie speedy and speeic for the re
~ Us and impressions Of nature Their
y ihieated by the that over 900 bot re.
aS soIa ana consumed by the ladies the Uni
very one ON spea the strongest terms
OF praise OF Sher great merits. They are ranidx
the al every other Female Remedy, ute eoasid.
5 ot aueht OF then. the sures SAFEST
anu preparation GRID for the cure
OF com lants the ali oLstructioD OF
T .Ie promo ton of health regularity and
directions oirectio stating they
anu x ing Ehen and why they .ould
not ho eoud not De used without producing effects
t5sy 20 chosen laws vi be found carefully 10
ca AROUND each BEETLE, with TIE written signatu re OF
J9 On Il, LfP on without which none are genuine
IrsRaFso y Dr. JOHN L. LYON IaS Chanel street
.;I VINO eau be consulted either perl onally
SO md nosng stamp. eonceTniug ali private 3
Sold by Druggists everywhere +t
O. g CLARK & CO.
-i4 iS''A" General Agents for Z. S. and Canzdas,
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Largs Giles and their Expenses.

TF5on The Pin o te PIMA ieiegfHph.l ~
The city of London has a population Of
two and q half millions, and is we'll gov
erned at an annual expense of twenty nll
lions of dollars The city ofoNParis mas i
population Of one and half millions, and is
equally well goyerued, with AN annual OUT
iay Of ffty dilii6hs' If ffa,fes, orabndt ten
r,ijhous Of dollars The city of New York
with a populations IF sight huplred thou
sand has been abolp'nably governed, at an
outlay Of nearly SEVENTEEN millions. in re
gard to Philaiolphia, estimates have already
been made of the amounts required by the
various municipal departments for the year
1865 and eviuce the pleasing fact that
Philadelphia ~ as chelpit rs 1t rs well gov
ornede Ehe total appropriation tor the pres
ent year Was jittlc over three millions
three hunar,ei ami twenty-five thousau /
dollars. For next year the appr"pri tIon
will amount la ai,fut fun mi lrue If dol
lars the increase over rhdt at last year t"'e
ing mncc than six hundred ann tlttl thou
sands Of dollars hrsc ia, Is it, gard y.
the departmental expenses ot tic city 1
Philadelphia as conp4t,d with t. os' OF
other cities prove that ssu "ity nert b@ gov
erned i'll because it rs governed cuc5piy and
that in PHILADELPHIA good government and
cheap government are Que aud tue Same
thing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
.TE.K REED.

STONE. DANIELS. -0n the 18Th inst, at tn e
residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Dr.
sGkIDLGY Mr.. ISRAEL W. sToSE,, OF Lawrence, Kan-
az, to Mss HELEN s. DANIELS, of this city.
THoMPSON-C Wednesday, November
10Th, 1865, at the residence of the brides father
by the Rev. F. B. Norton, Andrew Thompson, ,Jr.,
of Salem, aud Miss Il, Maria clark, of Ken oshs.
BLAIR-RUBE0.--At the City Hotel, on the 22d
inst, by Rev. Mr.. Gridiey. Robert A. Blair Esq
] and Miss Clara Rubeo, both Of Chicago
NJ" IAND-sPENCb.-In the town of5niners, a. the
10 the residence of Isaac johnson Esq by the Rev
II Deming, Nov. 18th, Mr.. Alfred fHowlspd.
late oil the U s. army, to Miss Rachael spence
The wedding was attended principally by person~l
friends, aud Mrs johnson gave us a Wedding feast
that the epicure could not help reiissing
Also, by The same, Nov. eth, Nr Dpr us L. Phillips
to Miss Cora Wagner, both of Benton, III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
The ParenAS OF the Late Hon Preston
hing

.>,.a4.o,s II, l7.5,
To the Editor - TIE h'rag Evening ,l,urna.
In your edition of yesterday noticed al,
article rel ting to the late don Preston
King, in which you say that ''he .nene
k1seU a0hO his parents lgr'e La this res
pect your information must have been from
some unreliable source have been long
personally aud somewhat intimately ac
quainted with MIR King. having succeeded
him as editor aud proprietor of the s.. Lua0-
renee Rep7tbGiko1t, published at Ogdensburg
New York. 1t is uudouhtly true that Mr.
King, was very sensitive i'll regard to the
circumstances connected with his birth, and
that, in all probability lie remained bache-
lor lest blush of shame might he entailed
upon others; but that he was ignorant of
his paternity is certainly not true His fa;l
ther was "a connection Of the late Judge
Ford, the principal original proprietor of the
town of Oswegatchie, and Of the site now
known as Ogdensburg, aud he died when
his son was mere child acknowledging
the paternity, and hequeathing his property,
which was very considerable, to his son. aud
adequate to his support, and the basis of
his present fortune, His mother always
sustained an irreproachabe character with
the single exception alluded to, living
wholly secluded from'all the social relations
Of life devoting herself to the care and ed
ucation Of her son with the tenderest ma
ternal solicitude; and that son with equal
affection, through all the long years of her.
life, kindly caring for aud watching oyer
her with all thai fiiaI l.
liar nnsi''-- .oVe when "e' f,7cu
....on required. In long life have
never known man formed with noo.er
purposes and purer principles than Preston
King. That the faults of others should have
stung and poisoned the long life of one so
noble and kind, 80 excellent and amable, IS
indeed to be amented and held up as a
warning to the world.
Respectfully yours, SAMUEL HOARD q
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I'm acknowledgements County cour

En PI obnte--KenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the of Peter Lewis deceased
I'm reading and fling the petition of D. A. Covert
" OF keno5ha ty in KenoSha county, and State
of Wisconsin, and taking due proofs same rep
resentpg among other things, that Peter r. Covert
late enosha city, on the 18th day OF November,
A. d. 1865, died intestate, leaving goods, chattles
and estate within this county and that he said de.
ceased has no heirs in this state, and praying that
administration of said estate be granted to him. 1t
is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court FfIday the 23d day of. Decem-
Der A. D. 1865, a. 10 O'clock a. M at Ibis office in the
eiiy and county OF Kenosha
And it is further ordered, thSt notice thereof be
given the heirs Of said decreased and to all persons
Interested, by publishing copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
in the "Kenoshs Telegraph weekly newspaper
printed aud published in Kenosha, ia said county.
Dated Kenosha, Nov. 25 1865.
1. W. WEBSTER,
Sw26 County Judge
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Circuit CoHrt, Count, Of X. no.ha.
The State OF v Wisconsin,
To Rodrev a Rhinnle In

John Pollard
you are hereby summoned and requi ed TO answer
n the compliant OF Caroiiue KimbaI with : copy
IF which you herewith served aRd which Is flied
in the off the Clerk Of III circuit for Ke,
nosha county at the city Of Kenoshs in said county,
and to serve copy your answer the said com.
plant the subscriber, at his cf1ce in the city OF
Kenosha within twenty days afer the service here
Of exclusive OF The day CT such service; and If yoH
aiI to answer the said complaint within he tins
afort said, Csgonse imbaIl viii take judgment
against you for the sum of 1888 90 with interest
thereon from Januaiy 9th 1865 and for the her
of 81 So aud Ii;ercst from July 9th 1865 besies
the costs Of hIs -ctiou .
Dated Kenoshs Nov 81 1856. W ~EBsTER.
Da# Paint as d ety.. y. fs.
EE stu. 6W26 s.,t ~ Asa. ,Ksnoshs, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

The BoSSEr QUESTION Tho aiies arr
rebelling against tue winter fashion for bon
nets
An exchange SAYS the principal of
wholesale millinery house states that his
customers never purchased bonnet frames
with equal reluctance Tie bugg y-top pat
tern requires a lsrge amount of material, and
makes a very small show for it. Moreover
the SHOW when it is made, is anything but
graceful To construct a bonnet over the
gig-top frame requires three touths of a
yard of material, with ribbons, lace and
flowers al iaHiatua. The small bonnets OF
last summer that made quite as much dis
play, and were teufuld more graceful, re
quired less than halt yard Of material
The consequence is, that the fashion dictat
ed to the ladies is uot accepted as fashions
generally are. aud tbata gQod many ddint !
and demoisel'es are in open rebellion, and r.
fuse to accept the dispeusaton of the En-
press Eugene for the winter Of the year 81
our Lord 1865. inns very unacceptable
mode makes the millinery business compar-
ativeiy dull and many discarded bonnet
will be revamped this winter, that, were the
fashion more acceptable, would fiud its way
into the rag-bag.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

rs There were only three nays i'll the
tennessee Senate, when, recentiy,t the res
olutions Were passed dsoIaring Jefferson
Davis K NJ. /. Hunter, J NJ Mason hob
ert Fomns. Howell Cobb, Jui.n p B:ni,-
min. John SIldell Robert E Lee john g.
i}reckinridge ana JAS. Buchanan infamous
traitors, worthyof death, and not subjects
of national clemcncy
. This shows how true Southern toyat:StS
feel towards che traitors who cansed the re-
helion aud under whose leadership it was
conducted
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

NUGGLE VS. JAOKMAN EFT AL.-This suit
which Is for libel, was brought here from
die gainesville circuit, and was taken up at
the recent term of the Circuit Court, when,
as We stated at the time, a motion was
made by the defandept's counsel. to discon-
t'nue the case for want of jurisdiction. The
motion was argued, and the court took the
matter under advisement. A few days
Slice decision was rendered, everything
the motion, We presume, therefore, that
the case will come up for trial at the next
Wisconsin. ,..s5. =. 81.
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I'm Proba .s- Keno.ha Comfy Court.

IN tHe VI idsI anu OIL
aelFaLnon deceased c,.Jf7~ 500. &, .,- .-4..,-e 20
To whom 1t may concern.
n ETTERS parliamentary on said iass will and tes>
n lament having boeo issued 70 edward Barrett
executor Of asi last Will and testament on the 18Th
day OF May 1866 anu II moths from and after said
day being allowed asd limited for cred tors to pre-
their claims for examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will,
-urday the % dsy OF Decefnber 1865 receivr
ipe, and adjust ait csims and demands of per.
against said estate, / WEBSTER,
~ 4wl6 County Judge,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

In the matter of the estate of A. B. Smith, deceased
To whom It may concern:
ETTk Rs of administration said est ate having
IA been issued to .Roxana w. Smith, on the l4th
day of October, 1864, nd IA months from and after
said be ing allowed and limited for creditors 10
present heir claims for examin alton and allowance,
notice is hereby given that the unde sign ed will,
Friday, the 22h DAY Of December, 1865, receive
and ADJUST sI claims and demands of all per-
sons against ) aid deceased. L. W. WEBSTER,
p Dated Nov. rs, 1861 4wz6 County Judge.