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.WhIleWashing."

Senator Sumner, the Republican leader,
rose in the Senate, on the 18th inst, and
declared that President Johnson's message
OF the 18Th inst, (which we publish in
another column--in reply 10 a resolution
adopted BY the Senate calling upon him for
information rs to the condition of the States
lately in rebellion is whilawashing mes
sage.n And, notwithstanding the iudigna-
ton expressed by many Senators Of the Re-
publican side, be defianily asserted thai be
had no qualifications to make upon the lam
guags he used, but that he meant just what
ne had said and inrended TO maintain his
declarations and position.
Here is the opening Of the FIRE to be
poured upon the President by the Republi-
ans-in opposition 10 his restoration policy
Let every man read The message carefully,
and decide for himself, whether il is not in
exact accordance with the plans and princ.
Piles OF restoration proclaimed by Mr.. John
son Immediately upon his inauguration as
President. We think no msn can conclude
otherwise and having thus concudsd, we
1eA - nU aio SutHy VI WnttcWdsHiHe
Were we not told by Republicans that they
would support Andrew johnson in his work
of restoration. II so, they are the ones
who have been "whilewashing Without
il they could not have had majority in the
rresen, House OF Representatives,. They
whitewashed for the purpose Of elecIing
majority OF Representatives. They while-
washed TO elect the State officials of Psnn-
|sylvania, New York, New Jersey, and al
most every Western Stale in The Union.
They whiiewashed 10 elect majority of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania. In ruth they
have vhiiewashed from the beginning OF
The administration of Mr.. Lincoln to The
|pressHt time. They white washed Mr. Lin
|coIn and lead him into support of their
|bJpocIiIicaI philanthropy, and now they
|whi,ewash his widow by an appropriation
pf SIS. 900. They have wbiewashed the
whole Republican party, TO hide the black
tness and darkness OF their deeds. And all
fhings are whitewasbed by these here,ics,
Except the Constitution and laws OF the
country which ssve been BY ihsm so COM
pieieIy 6iackvashed as to reflect negro in
kll their parts.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
oAnGFULLY coHREcrrD wEEKIY.
Nj AR Il / L ID.

In Harrisburg, on Thursday, the 2 LIST inst.
by the Rev. Samuel s. Mitchell, Mr.. RoBERT
C. FRUIT, of Bloomsbury, TO MISS HANNAH
JANE CARROLL, of Carbon county, Pa.
In this place, on Tuesday evening, the
26Ih inst, by the Rev. r. K. Wilson, Mr
BENZ. F. Sharpless and Miss Sophia Hart
man, all of this place.
On The 14lh inst, by Rev. N. Spear, Ma
thias Kreamer, OF Fishingcreek township,
and Miss Louisa Albertson, of Greenwood
township, all OF Columbia county.
BY the same, on the 2Ist inst, John S.
Patterson, of Greenwood, TO Miss Mary E.
Dildine, of MI. Pleasant.
Al Orangeville, on the I7th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Day, Mr. Frank P. Mcbride, to
Miss Ella A. Wolf, both OF Bloomsburg.
In Berwick, on the 21st inst, al the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. M. p.
Croslhwaite, Mr.. Abner Welsh, 10 Miss
Gussie Owen, both of Berwick.
On The 14th ult., by Rev. D. NJ. Henkel,
Sedgwick Mack, OF Columbia CO., TO Miss
Sophia Kulp, of Norihumb berland County.
IN Bloomsburg, on the 2lst OF Dec, 1865,
by the Rev J. W. Lescher, Mr.. Harrison
Meyer, of Fairfield, Lycoming Co. Pa, and
Miss Maggie Bellies, of Orange, Pa.
In Bloomsburg, on the l4th, by Rev. J. R
Dimm, Mr. John L. Crawford TO Miss Mary
M. Yohe, both of Light Street, Pa.
AT Town Hill, on the I7th inst, by Rev.
E. Wadsworth, MIR. VIM. n. Harrison, to
Miss Ada Carey, all of Huntington, Luzerne
countv Pa
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School Law questions.
Queslion-How many days constitute
schonl rnonth

Qneslion-How many days constitute a
school month
Answer-The act of April 18th, 1868, de-
clares, "That twenty-five days shall be held
to be a school month, and that i've Saiur-
days in each month, as the proper board
shall designate, which two Saturdays shall
be held 10 be part of the school month,
may, at the discretion, and by an afflrma-
tive vote of majority o! all the members
OF the board of directors, or controllers, be
appropriated 10 institutes for the improve
ment of the teachers of the said district -
Provided That in districts, in which The
schools are, or shall be, kept open, and in
operation, the maximum term now allowed
by law, and the teachers employed by the
year, The foregoing clause as 10 the number
OF days in the school month, shall not apply
any further, Than that the reports and slalis-
tics of The schools shall be kept in accord
ance Herewith, and that district institutes
may be held as thereby directed all acts
or parts of acts, inconsistent herewith, be
and are hereby repealed"
By This act, the holding of district insti-
tntss upon two Saturdays is left discretion
ary with the board of directors. II major
iiy of the board, by resolutions al regular
or stated meeting, declare in favor of district
institutes and also, fix the Two Saturdays of
each month upon which they shall be held,
then these two Saturdays are TO be consid-
cred as part of the twenty-five days.
In districts where no institutes are held,
the full twenty-five days must be taught for
each month.
No district is entitled TO its share of the
appropriation, in which these conditions
have not been fully complied with.
Where institutes are held, il is necessary
that the time of The regular school day
should be used. AG institute held but half
day on two Saturdays in each month, will
not answer the. requiem of the law.
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AUDITORS Notice.

Maria Fuller, et. al. Levari Facas,
Vs. No. 33 Dec
S. L. Beule & M. B Bettle. Term, 1865.
The money raised on the above writ,
having been ruled into Court, on motion oil
John q, Frseze, The Court appointed NJ.
Jackson, Auditor, to distribute the fund TO
and among the lien creditors entitled there
TO according to law. The Auditor Will at
tend al The office of Robert +. Clark, ESQ -,
in Bloomsburg, on Friday, January 26Ih,
1866, al ten O'Clock in The forenoon of said
day, for The purpose of performing the du-
lies of his appointment; and all persons
having aEy claims upon said fund are
are hereby notified and required 10 make
their claims before asid Auditor, or be for
ever debared from coming in on said fund
M Z. JACKSON, Auditor,
Bloom sburg Dec 27. IS65-4w 50 so.
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AUDITORS Notice.
Estate of John Bealer, deceased.

11't-'1S y 0OFE'' 1I1V6N'l 1e0e10-V@'
THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, 10
make distribution of The fund in the hands
of Robert F. Clark, Executor of John Beal-
er, deceased, 10 and among The creditors
and heirs entitled 10 the same, in the order
established by law, will attend at his office,
in Bloomsburg, on WEDNESDAY,, THE
24TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1865, AT TEN
o'clock, A. M, of said day, for the purpose
of making The distribution All persons
having claims or demands against the es>
tate OF the decedent, are notified TO present
them TO the Auditor on that day, or be de-
barred from coming in for share of the
fund. w. WRIT, Auditor.
BIoomsburg, Dec. 81, Is65.-4w 50 SO.
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Estate Of Conrad FsnSfsTnlGcheT, deceased.
THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, to
make distribution OF the fund in the hands
of Benjamin p Former and Lewis Yeuer,
Executors of Conrad Fensierm acher, decd, !,
among the several heirs Of the decedent in
the order established by law, will attend al
his office, in Bloomsburg, on tn URSDAY,
THE 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, al
10 o'clock, Am, of said day, for the purpose
OF making The distribution. All persons
having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF The decedeni, are notified 10 present
them TO the Auditor on that day, or be de-
barred from coming in for share OF The
fund. JOHN g. FREEZE, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 27, lS65-4w 50 so.
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AUDITORS Notice.
Estate of Willard C. Green, aec'c

Estate Of Willard C. Green, decd
THE UNDERSIGNED, Auditor appoint
ed by the Orphans Court of Columbia
county, 10 distribute the fund iG the hands
of Lewis c. Greene, administrator of Will
lard C., Greene, deed, to and among The
creditors of the said deceased, according TO
the fates and proportions allowed by law,
will attend al his Office in Bloomsbury, on
Monday, the 22d day of January next, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day for the pur-
pose of making distributions. All persons
having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF the decedent, are notified to present
them 10 the Auditor on that day, or to be
debarred fro N coming in for share of the
fund. c. B. BROCKWAY,
auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 27, Is65.-4w So so.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of Russell White, deceased.

THE undersigned, Auditor ap pointed by
the Orphans Court OF Columbia county to
make distribution of the fund in the hands
of Samuel Neyhard, administrator OF Rus
sci White, deceased, 10 and among the
creditors of the said deceased, according 10
the rates and proportions allowed By law,
will attend al his office, in Bloomsbury, or
Saturday the 9th day of January next, at
10 O'Clock A. M, of said day for the pur
pose of aking the distribution. All per-
sons, having claims or demands against the
estate OF the decedent are notified 10 pre-
sent them TO the Auditor, on that day, or TO
be debarred from coming an for a share of
the fund. c. G. BARKLEY,
44uditor.
Bloomsburu Dee o7 IS65-4w 50. so.
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Arthur's Home Magazine for 1866.

Steadily, in competition with oller peri
edicals, long favoriies with the people, the
Home Magazine has year after year, put
|oJih its claims 10 favor, asking acceptance
only on ibe ground Of merit, and year after
iear il has widened its circulation and deep
med hold on the popular heart, until it has
3ecome established on a broad and sure
not as fashion magazine-nel
As appealing 10 light and superficial! tastes,
'ut as cheerful friend and thoughtful coun-
|elor to young and old. The Home Maga-
kine IL not simply literary periodical f.
akss higher ground, and seeks to make lit
|raiure the handmaid whether by means OF
tory, poem, or essay, that only by the
Golden Rule" can man live to any wise or
|ood purpose. Il is cheerful, animated and
|ociaI--a friend dropping in upon quiet
|onfs, with something always pIeasan: and
|rofilable 10 say.
The terms are 50, so a year: , copies Sc
We copies and one to gsEer up of club, $40
lddress T. S. Arthur & Co., 323 Walnut ST.,
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ID / f D..

In Beaver Valley, on The 18Th of Novem-
Der, 1865, Frazer, youngest son of Chas. +.
Mann, Esq, aged l3 years and months.
In Light Street, Columbia county, on the
29th of November, Mrs. Catharine Ham bin,
in the s4th year of her age.
At Victoria, Texas, on The 2lsi of October,
1865, Robert J. Lyons, of Pine township,
Columbia county, aged about 45 years.
On Thursday, l4ih inst, in Danville.
Thomas Lyons, aged II years and month.
The deceased was badly burned, in July
last while playing with powder, and has
fingered ever since in sickness until death
put an end TO his sufferings. DanuiHe Intel.
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The Easton Argus says with truth, "Wiih-
out exception, The meanest of all publics-
tions issued in this country is Harper's
weekly pictorial, which is thrust under .he
eyes OF every man who travels fifty miles
on railroad train. Pretending 10 be lit
erary paper, ii is filed every week with The
most senseIess iIliberaI, unjust and untruih-
ful attacks on the Democratic party, resort
ing TO pictures 10 help the dirty work. No
Democrat should touch it. We have re-
spect for manly, ouispoken, honest Re-
publican paper, but the man who like Har-
per, sails under false colors, is no better
than a common swindler."
Notwithstanding its mean and despica-
bic character, the dirty thing is sometimes
pulled by Democratic papers.
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We notice that Congress has concuHed
in the views of the Secretary of the Treas
ury as regards The resumption of specie
payment by vote Of l4l to 6. The speedy
return to specie payment would do serious
damage 10 some of the heavy shoddy con-
tractors, thieves and plunderers of the Gov
ernment. Until specie forms part of our
circulating currency we may not expect
staple goods or groceries TO decline much in
price. In manner, the quotation OF gold,
and silver regulates the price of goods.
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AUDITORS Notice.
Estate Of Isaiah BAIL, decd.

THE undersigned, an Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Columbia county
10 distribute the funds in the hands OF Seth
B Bowmsn, administrator OF Isaiah BAIL,
deceased, will attend 10 the duties Of his
appointment al his Office in Berwick, on
Wednesday, the oath day OF January, 1866.
al 10 O'Clock A. M, al which time and
place all persons Interested are notified 10
present their claims or be debarred from
coming in on said fund.
NJ. M. TRAUGH, Auditor.
Dec. 81, 1S65-4w. So So.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Jacob Mils, deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED, appointed Audit
or by the Orphans Court OF Colombia Co.
10 make distribution of The balance in the
hands Of John Smith, one of The Executors
of Jacob Mills lare of Madisor township,
Columbia county, deed, among the Lega-
lees oi Tesaior, will attend al his office in
Bloom sburg in said county on SATURDAY
THE TWENTY Y-SEYENTH DAY OF JAN.
1865, al 10 O'Clock OF said day TO make the
distribution, when aud where all persons
interested will attend if they see proper, of
be debarred from coming in for a share or
the und ROBERT F. CLARK, Audit.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 20, 1865 -4w
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The Democrats were right, when they de.
|lafed on the stump and through their pa
|eEs, that II the people elected Abraham
lincoln, sectional man, the South would
Feede. They were right when they claim
p that the elevation 10 power Of the Abo-
bon party would plunge the North and
pulh into civil war. They were right
Rben hey alleged that the AboIiiionisis
Fofe The real disnnionists. To-day we have
be proof Of al this before rs. The South
tempted TO Withdraw from the Union and
Filed. Consequently they are not out Of
|s Union nor never were. The Stevens
Rrsy in and out oi Congress claim that they
Fe not In the Union and must be admitted
new States The South not being able
withdraw from the Union by fighting for
'separaijoE these Aboiitionisis are now do
Is all in their power TO ioTce them ouI,
/ rs proving lhemselyss the real disunion>
*s. The Stevens party are throwing of
'e disguise and coming out nal-fooled
<sinst ;bs PsEs,DEE7's restoration policy,
. are qnls loud in thsir opposition 10 the
and If JoHEsoE does not
|1er hemp for some OF them before the
inter is over, they may by that time, have
3 courage and audaeiiy TO impeaeh him.
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WILSON'S joint resolution to amend the
Federal Constitution, so thai The Southern
States shall not be able TO levy any tax, du
ty, imPost or appropriation for the payment
of the rebel debt, passed the Rump House,
on Thursday, by vote of ayes, 149, nays,
IL. Reputation once begun will be be-
queaihed from rascally sire to son, beyond
q peIadVemure.
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ASSIGNEES'S NOTICE.
E[ids Werfmqn'S E'Sfate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the second
y and final account of John X. Grotz &
John Slaley, Assignees of Elias WertmaR,
has been filed in the Prothonolary's Office
OF Columbia county, and that the same
will be presented to the Judges of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia CO.,
on TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, 1866, for confirmation, of which
all persons interested will take notice.
JESSE COLEMAN, Pro.h'y.
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EDUcATIoNAL.

The educational interest being one d.
great importance, and one which should be
continually kept before the people, we
consider it appropriate and necessary, that
a portion OF our paper shonId be devoted to
the publication of matters relating 10 Com
mon Schools and the Common School Laws
OF Pennsylvania. We Lave, therefore set
apart column for this purpose, and shall
endeavor to make it interesting and instrnc-
tive.
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Isaiah John

Isaiah John vendtioni Exponas,
VS. No.9, Deer Term,
Samuel B. Diemer. 1865.
The money raised on the above writ hav-
ing been ruled into Conn, on motion of
John q. Freeze, the Court appointed M. Z.
Jackson, Auditor TO distribute the fund lo
aud among the lien creditors entitled there
TO according to law. The Auditor will at
tend al the Office of Robert F. Clark, Esq,
in Boomsbnrg, on FRIDAY, THE 26TH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day, for the purpose
of performing the dulies o. his appointment;
and all persons having claims upon said
fund, are hereby notified and required to
make their claims before said Auditor, Or
be forever debarred from coming in on said
fund. M. f. JACKSON, Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Dec 27, lS65.-Iw So so.
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How TO KEEP ICE FROM WISDovs.-Take
an ordinary paint brush or sponge, and run
alcohol, and lit will keep the glass as free
from ice as in the middle of summer, and
it will also give as good polish as can te
got in any other way.
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The last Washington information in regard
TO Mexican affairs, said 10 be current in di-
plomatic circles, is that Napoleon designs
speedily TO replace all French troors in
Mexico by Austrian contingents.
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GENERAL WAGER SwAySs, assistant COM
missioner of Alabama, informs General
Howard OF the Freedmen's Bureau, tia, the
number Of poor whites and freedmen in
thai Sise, who will have TO be supported by
the government this winter will not be less
than forty thousand.
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A CIRCLE of the Fenian Brotherhood was
formed at Chester, Pennsylvania, on Thurs
day evening, numbering eighty-five MEM
bers, al which resolutions were unanimous
j. adopted sustaining o. Mshony.
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SLEDSI SLEDSl

FOUR NEW SLEDS for sale, TWO of
4 which are ironec, and Two are not
Enquire al the office of S. c. SHIVE.
Bloomsburs, Pa.
December 27, 1865.
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CHAS. G. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA CO., Pa.

WILL practice in the several Courts of
w Columbia county. Alllegal business
intrusted 10 his care shall receive prompt
attention.
OFFIC E,-On Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over sioiq5s- IS store.
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The REVEREND w. H. CAMPBELL, D. D.,
President of Rutgers College, addressed The
graduating class of The New Jersey State
Normal School, upon The Essentials for a
Successful Teacher, in appropriate "terms,"
from whose address we clip the following
remarks upon one of these essentials:
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EIGHTY ACRES.

more less, abonl twenty acres cleared and
The balance timber land ; there is on the
premises a blacksmith shop. ALSO, one
other tract OF land situate in Sugaroaf twp.
in said county, adjoining lands of John
Cole on The north, Jacob Kimble and Sam
uel Hess on the south and west, and other
lands of William Cole on the east con
tanning
ONE HUNDRED s. TWENTY ACRES.
more or less, about eighty acres improved
land, the residue timber there are on the
premises two-slory frame dwelling house,
a frame barn, oul buildings, and a good
orchard.
Also, Tract OF Woodland, situate in
SugaIloaf twp. aforesaid, adjoining lands
of Montgomery Cole ard Fishingcreek on
the east, Alinas Cole on the north. on The
south by lands of John Swartwoui, and on
the west by other lands of The decederi,
containing about EIGHTY ACRES.
The above lands 10 be sold pursuant 10
The directions contained in the last will and
testament OF William Cole, deceased. Con-
ditions and terms of sale will be made
known on day of sale, by
MONTGOMERY COLE,
THOMAS b. COLE,
Executors Of WiLliam Cole, deceased.
Benton twp, Dec. l3, 1865.
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The Democratic State Cenirsi Committee
viii NEE; Al Harrisburg, on Thursday, The
an Of January next.