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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

Aihcr. p.Rohardsor. esq, Of TR8 NEW York
1gRp 3d.. 4. G.. Lawrence of tho lost-Oacc Depart.
mrGt. Naf. S,u ol ihe Overland. and Col Roberts and
h,. ld, VII leave Virginia hy tue stage on Monday.
~ iichard,oIs fame ns graphic. genital ava olf
: Iut writer Is loo NcN kuoan 10 need any comment
irYiu Ms His suftlings and DARING escape irnih u
S'ufhrru prison after uis capture while aetinS Hs .
special cuffcsfu don't, Mll De- u,fh lu the h'h'
o. readers. We alucipic that much hehelt 20 'Ue
Territory viii accrue fum the publication oi TIE i''
ports N hch he s co.s.uily sending hone oi Oh" Ee
hulfs OF his obseftn ors ia Montana. Mr. Eeiht"so,
Will cont nue bis Journey through thc Icnioh,s ana
then return home. ~ the Colonel cannot traN, ]. j.
MOI for W,ut of "fcot." Montana Post
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BI:pOstLNN NEWS.

DEATH on rng REV. JoHs j. iioOln.-1hr
Rev John L. Booth. rn tor of thc NJ T. Church of tlc
Tabernacle. expired a. his n-iuuucr in Leonagdst.
rr4r Ncac,oc. G9ecupoiut. rt ocloc, yosl, rdny
uoIpIl. Ihr congregation of which thc deceased RuA
lHtoi Uf huiliing lcN cdlhcc at the ioHd ~ Noble
s nld siurc hr laying ~ thc coiIei.ffuuo Mr. Booth
llI continually exposed hmsot in watching aid discct.
lug ia rrucict iln death Is beloved 10 have been
,tcuOd h} ihs exposure. He was a Young nnd cuer.
ectc minister and exercised marked Influence O, er
ID Win whom Do came u contact ic was the brother
nf the Mlyor elect of BROOKLYN.
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CsTY NEWS.

pleasure to acknowledge salute 20 I'M Tribune. on
Sturdy afternoon from the Veterans Of iei. Ac.
compauicd by d fine drum corpf tuc Veterans made
highly ccditIbc appearance aud tho marching o iheao
tcptuaec would compare iayoraby wl.L tlai o
some Of iho modem soidicIy. There were about
thity.G,c men IN the Ink'. mo- one of whom wae ro1
ably less than 20 years Of age while tho majority "ero
evidently much older. Gen. R1!moa4 com nnn-ed,
and tho corps ducd at Crooks saloon. CAntIaars'.
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c.,.o ho,ntv net OF last Winter those who furnished
1nder the calls Of July 49, and December ~
sS4 were entitled to reimbursement and she Serss III
,ims All IL now complete and there being no fnr-
thrr necessity for their existence the records VIII De
remoy ed 10 the office of Can't. Wagner No o. ahird'
ave New York. where tue records OF the nssI ~ as.
ested An auction for tho sale of the wheels oice fr
nitnre &c., will take place at NJ. 256 washng'on'Ss'
w ID this morning.
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MoAn.Esre III - roMoE.-Thc loIIoNing
Adtrr' .-'m'n,
HmANIlAL. lIIrrHE.

Br pfrA-oS siI lr,r4r iu Clinton I.i Mtr.r'ilH iha
ry HuIame Actor r.,. NaspsY tyiNtss 700 IIe lup.,-
G.I., end Cure " ~ .i lung. Ac., . Ilty Illustrated
vii aode.. sli mlnliilf c...lng eve. ,an| u l.r.
AduIs.ilh. 81. rsn'.
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Ilk MANNER ~ NhIth ''uNIhp NiN SI-h
SWIyuifp.-A short tiur since Henry E. Ward cuu.
on 10 ibis city from Connecticut. !or TIE ynrposr ~
seeking eulpoymcnt and engaged board ~ So. ~
LauI ,Hsst. In iooAiug through ha Columns "i NOM
inc pntcr bee was attracted b., an advertisement which
set furfh that any person NAO dcpOtncd 600 a. %
guarantee for tlo honesty would be- furnished situa
lion ai els per week BE called .at ilc address named
Broom 40 J. So. .iD GIOalHfy) hrd tnoIc met oscir
Smith, VINO informed him ilit iue p.Dmiard stuni'on
was t..at Of grocery clerk fdu lai 4 hc wished Lcy
would then cli on ic prop sfor at BIS place of bus
ness Ward a.sonic4, aud o,etAcr tAey went to Tie
erocofy Ne. ~ folrth.st. whore Matd was intro.
auced 10 Hugh W. Germ as hs diure employer. The
necessary papers having tenA drawn up and
slgped Ward rnid over 10 Smtb as Gerns agent
ESQ that hcing Oh the money ne hld. Amer
being in the place two or tsreo dave ward
bein % believe tlnt he had beou swihdcd and whenn
young man called az The grocery and stated that le had
paid oyer 10 Smith 800 The same terms - those
agIecd 10 w. Ward. aud to receive TIE tiunlien
then filed by the latter, ho became convinced mat he
had been tWindicd nnd calling upon iustcc ledwith.
IDfg complaint against smith and Germ. Dn >iinr'
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lIIGHwAY ROBBERY Mr.. J. DE Sofa, resid
ine 90 Sp -. Couseyea a.. L. d.. reports that on Fr
dny night last about " O'Clock while his way home
G0m New York. De- was Ict 10y two ruluaus ~ the cor
her Of LOrimor and Aiusic Sta who Knocked him Gown
aud robbed hin of gold watch aud chain valued Al
<2o mud - pocket BOOK containing tb - with which
they escaped
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NEW.JERsEY NEWs'

Af tA
SUPPOSED INRANTICIDE.-The body OF Ie'
male infant apparently only about ~ hours ou, w.
,nnnd in n ditch Mt the head OF Prospect 81, on "u
mcodows between Jersey City ana hopohcI a. az "a
eariy hour Sunday morning. The body was wrnppsu
in ,Ls waist of wonan's dress. and was paekeu ~
oner hox II bore no marks of violence, but as hcui
G ,est revealed the fact that the child bad Deeh po
alive II IL supposed to be case OF inlanticlue. n
nnlioo of Uoboken into whose charge the matei "as
iven have as vet been unable to ma any cue u 'o
nerpetrator of the inbuman act
TIVE PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN.-PhlladeIpl plla =
stoom Fire Engine Co. No. L. who we're the gus,s VI
Liberty Steam Fire Engine Co No Oh ocIney ~ Sa,'
on returning from the Iheater on fTIlhy hignt
ded number OF prominent iiremen ~ Jer'e! oIt3. ~
me residcnce Of Mr. Daniel Fcldipg tLey were entfL
tanned with collation.. at which speeches were ,,u
Inv Ne,srs VIM Il. Eansin, Daniel Fleidihg' D.' W
Ive Major Thorpe and others. Ihty wers as1 c,lt'
taiued nv Chief Engineer Mclaughlin, Moan ~. l"S,n
Enre,nan of Liberty Engine Company, ana james ~.
Nip Assistant. Foreman OF the same Company, oa'
nrdav b,th Companies visited the INSTITUTIONS ON
weS Island in the steamboat Alatamoras char'eIs"
Liberty No. for that purpose. Inc Doat was uou
anily supued vita refreshments. ana tbe UP 49,,
yerv pleassnt The excursoDis's returned 70 oeI'e!
Cuy sbout 3 D. n and nior paTtaklug OF a uinbci na
Tasor's hotel the Phlsdelpbians returned nome Oh o
O'clock tfnin. Forty-two Companies were u paitD.
nate IN their reception home, sud there war " o' n
Grand torcbllvht procession The fhiihdeIpnIahs III
ttis excur,ion were fine body of men ana coheuc.su
themselves in very gentleman!y manner "inh'Hs
hosts of friends.
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TllE LAST W rHf PRoyOST MARSHAL's Bu-
RAJ n BRookliN.- Pursuant 10 orders from The War
onicrs of tie lrst Second aud Third Districts com.
prsng Staten Island and Long Island viii be dscon.
iinuod on the LET Of December II will be remembered
tln the three districts sodated on the LIST of
May last the whole being placed under the charge Of
Col Fowler ol the Thira District. The record. of the
three Offices have been consolidated aud the accounts
of credits and quotas adjusted and closed. nder the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

day Smith was arrested By officer OBryne 0. uo
squad ard committed without boil ny inc "'e'~'
The prisoner resided at No. So ChGrIes'st'
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ROBBED WHILE SLRFPING.-ilerman Clark
was o1 saturda, ayo.od ON the complaint of Ina Ira.
oy or TIE cl4sgo 'ateiiue iiom TIE isicr eco while
Sleeping lr t.e house. Ao. fg West ~. lc com.
mittad ~ Justice Lclwlih n doiint OF si,Olo bail
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ARREST OF BUgGLAR.--A man giving tne
name Of N iIaui sheridan arrested at an cur!
boIr sunday morning caaised With burglariousy Gu.
teripg NcCabcs saloon, No. 2' HewafA w.
C,r The saloon did close until after
a Hr. Nice abe who lives up stars In tue same oull'
ing was about retiring. be thought lie heard soe ~ m
In The saloon. Amer listening Few minutes " , ue
u,oceedlne iutious; down starr, be FOUND te aeeu'
Who attempted to escape. Mr. McCabe AZ once eiap'
cled with the burglar and succeeded ~ throwing ,I
o the door whore he succeeded in holding him lhtii
thc crlos of tho females o. SIR. McCabes anhS, u9In
lie window ABOVE brought Policemen Rose ana hic
Namara to the spot who took the accused uso eu.' @
he prIsouer was held for examination, which was set
loun fur Ills morning,
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| MnrLn nk PRnE FIcnrkR ARRLsrEn.- -

4 Would Bg PRIZE fIGHrER ARRhSTEp. -
Jol Williams Was on SATURDAY. nisht arrested hy the
Iwcftnll Precinct. on tie charge 81 bclng ono oi iho
principals DID pIf.tic encounter which was 10 has
iuhrn yesterday morning 80 Wceaiwlrn, y. j. lie
was held swat cN.minatloh seiuTeJutico Dodge.
lis opponent an ifduhl named James hAr not vel
been arrested.
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NUTIyY on THE Hon SEAS AND ARRESI

oy THE MuTrNrTRs Two selmen, named ueoIs'
"A biis and Danlei O'Bren. belonging Z" the sup
Tborras Dunh,rp arrived from London. were taken III
,s.ty on sstird.y evening bv thc hArbor pol ce ON
n charfc OF attemp, TO murder made ny C'pt: hou,t
OF he above vessel II appears mat on tbe -Cu is'
a otan,itv Of lquor aud becoming inio1clten ",
nptd 10 interfere with The Captain IN the worNhe oi
The shin, Capt. Young ordci,d them ior"aIu; Hneh
fh,y 1nmcnced an assault CA him Win suedtt KNIVES
ling Tho Capfatn through the cabin and about t1o
derks until he was iged 20 deiend himself when
b. did by shooting both. but moi morsali. one shs
taken to tic SIallonoa-e' and tue other 70 Tue VI!
uO,pital,
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FIRE IN CRSTRE-sT.-larly ou Sunday morn
in fe ,eeond hand furniture store No A. Centfcsi.
Owned by william Jackson. Wa d1mngod ~ lire ahd
water 10 iAe smulnt OF $50. Iusg,cd Ihe rear ot
c aiOr- fronting ON Park-st s 0up.0d hy j. Ill I'm
cn as looking glass frame mauuia,infy. and il dam
aged by water 60 the amount Of zoo Insured AR
= 80 IN tho Star Company. The building u dnmagei
to fhc amount % elOD.
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Ntw-YoEk uo,rirAL REroRT.-Ihc follow
iae 10 tir report OF tAc above uslaion FOR the We
..lIus Nog'u Der .is %umbtfol patients 10 dot. go.
adui,f.t 30. dl.cUar-cd. Cllcd or it,ied. i!i lol
g. John McGurctf. Tor TIE pat 90 1c'is g.teAep'r
g ff. GROUNDS ettnclcd to The Institution. died nom
irGsminuuou of the hdneys. H. va much respected
by lf. employers
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A YOUTHFUL FoRGEG ARREsrED.-Captain

A YOUTHFUL FoRGER ARRhsfLD'-'ap'alu
I,url M of the SIKH Precinct Police yesterday ar
rested George : 81. Ihomas a.as Mead. on WARRANT
is.ucd hy Justice Bowling ou complaint Of Mr.. william
r. A. MacsInto.h. Of The nrn Of Duncan Snornhh :"
a.. Ibe rf,.o.cr .tands clinrs,d with having forged
lie rsme of the above firm 10 bill Of exchange Tor
sI-d when atr'.tsd ne admiucc mat no had com
mi,icd two other iofroriei VI SIMILAR nature ih1La
been kul years midshlpuan an tho brtsh Navy
frum uhich h. had trr dl-chafrl r di'obcaieNc. o'
ORDERS Justice Dowb1s committed Ihomls Tor oA'in'
iulfl1u.
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TuEFr oN HiPnoAHp-Jacob Carpenter,
N thc sloop Elrra shepard, wing nj TIE foot
of l.r,1a.c .t T. 4. yesterday cause 'he arrest OF
Daniel Ayer one ol tlc bands cigpofed on The 'ess,
,Ir .r.f ia oi stealing sold watch ard cbaiu ana
t..t .Ifn.rtirr rtii..a 100 -I"0 fle piOn-ry oi tuf
complainant Ih, accused is resilient oi i"stn J..
a,l protests l.s Innocence. ilo was committed by
JLtflc, Naa.liiI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

The FLAG OF THE lRISq REPUBLIC hhishp
OVER us FUTURE CAPIIoI.-Un Saturday lsst E,ueu
aim Doy the Evolutionary green ha oi iTeliod was
ho,ted over The capitol o the Irish Repubic, III our
eenths This buidng has been hired ior ihe ouera. 70
ren, Of alp 600 year. tho of the GoyeTameh' Oh
The Il ISL Republic The Secretaries OF War finance
Slsfe. and Nayy are full OF business ihat shouu d
stranger visit Them be would leave with the hrn con-
vic,iou Tim, the Government Instead OF being ~ en-
yn was already an accomplished fact II - supposed
ht there were particular reasons for choosing E'Heu'
ofnn DIV rs the first occasion on Hhich 10 raise ne
irish g,g above the capitol They relite, is SAID 10
tbe cotrid.uee which would exist were The lDgnsh
c.mpeed 10 eyacuate Ireland as they did Now'fofh'
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TnaDDEUS STEVENS.

This hoary. headed siuner has recently de.
livered speech at Lancaster, which on ac-
count of The extraordinary and nnchrsIsin
sentiments il contains, is attracting The at.
Ieniion OF The country. He contends itrai
The Southern States, by reason OF their ordI-
nsnces OF secession, are no longer States of
the Union-Ihai the people OF The South are
subj ugaled aliens and their territory, for
eign territory, conquered by force of arms
He argued that as such we have right 10
demand satisfaction. He advocated The prop
osiliou to conf-cate the properly of all rebels
wonld produce a sum OF over So 600 0O0. 900,
which he proposed TO apply 10 compensatiuR
these loyal men who lost property ia the
-(prohably $50 600 10 himself for tie
destruction OF his iron. works in Adams
county )-ihe balance 10 be expended in
providing homes for The negroes and pay
Par' ofahe nal ionsl debt. This would turn
out OF house and home aboul 20 900 South.
ern families, including women and children,
bnt Mr. Stevens contends that we must not
10 HuuohSCU ~ icoiiu3s VI meICJ. ne
favored the most rigorous enforcement of
his doctrine, even If IL should drive all upon
whom il operated into exile. He noDly
avo~ed his belief that the very existence Of
The Republican parry depended upon the
rebel States being KEEP: oul OF me unIon ior
while :heir admission would render The
speedy triumph OF the Democracy inev-
ilahle.
This revolutionary and devilish program
me is worthy Of ThaddeUs Stevens. No
man possessing spark of humanity or an
lola oi fine feeling. would advocate such
mcns'rous doctrines l. would disgrace
nation al heahens. To carry II on- would
require a andIng army OF f.e hundred
thousand men tor the rexI quarter of CEN
tury, at a sacrifice OF millions of more dem
which Stevens admits is now over tour
billions.
This speech may be regarded as sort Of
pre;uce 10 general attack upon President
Johnson and all his plans for the restoration
OF unity and concord TO the nation, on The
part of the radical Aboli,ionisls. So soon as
Congress meets their batteries will be opeR-
ed. These miserable fanatics see that unless
The South can be ,rodden down and kept un-
der foot for long years 10 come, their present
political supremacy is gone forever
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sNolics to Sk.dadIers. "

Under the above caption Ee notice HAT
/ The Abolition papers are taking particular
pains 10 friehien certain persons from at
|iending the election. Let no man be fright.
ened or deferred from attending The election
/ by any threat that the AboIirionisls may
make. Persons who fled The draft. il they
be Otherwise qualified are jusi as legal
voters nEder The Constitution and laws OF
Pennsylvania as any other persons. As the
|AboIiiionisls have published a great deal
and talked great deal about preventing
'skedsdIers 'as they call them, from voting
III The coming election. we dssire 10 give
notice that II any Judge, or Inspector, or
eIecrion beard shall reject the vote OF any
Qualified voser he or they will be pro>ecr-
bed 10 the foil extent of The law. We do
'noi mean this a. any idle threat. bot rs
what we know 10 be firm and settled reso
|uioa. And in order that no man may
plead ignorance on the sntject, We give be-
<ow the law regulating the qualification o:
soiefs and the punishment for rejecting the
rotes Of qualified electors:
Section \. OF Article 81, OF the Constitution
pf Psnnsylvanis reads as follows: ain eIec-
ions By the ciiizsns every WHITE freeman
Pf the age OF twenty one years, having
kesidsd in this State one year. ard in the
elsction district where be offers to vote. ten
bays immediately preceding such elections,
nd within two years paid Stale or Cosu,y
Iax, which shall have been assessed At least
|ea days before the slsclion, shall enjoy The
lights OF an elecior."
This is the supreme law Of Pennsylvania
egula'ing the qualification of voters. Now
|or ihe penalty Of rejecting The vote of a
ualifisd electors
The io3rd Section of the Act OF Assembly
Jelly I'd, 1893, Purdon's Digest, page So !,
sads as follows: "lf any inspector or Judge
Pf an sleciioE sball knowingly reject the
vois Of any qualified citizen. earh of lhe
persons 90 offending shall, on conviction, be
'ned 10 any sum not less than fly, moi
pore than TWO hundred dollars"
The Law is clear, and Judges aud Inspec.
prs are required TO take notice of it's pro-
'sIons. We say TO every man who il
nalified 10 vote under the Constitution ot
Pennsylvania, go TO the polls and offer you
ois- II il be rejected the election board
FiIl berindicied and punished according Il
hv. This may be depended UPON and al
ersons Interested are requested 10 take
otice OF this announcement.
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4 Bird In the Hand.

Some lime ago DR. John sent round 10 all
paris OF this Congressional District a loi oi
petitions, asking for his own ap appointment as
Assessor OF Internal Revenue Generally
from points rhere he tCas moi knotrn The re-
iurns were very flAIieTIug, and having made
Sp his MUD that The coveted place was se-
cure; he resigned The rosi-offics 10 favor
OF convicted rowdy, fiji successor 10 The
so'icro, ol The chastity Of q married woman;
nni watched the mails daily for The Asses.
sor's appointment, Uhich neuer came.
Mercnr was no'lfied shat The appointment
Of PAIemon John would be fatal 10 his own
future success; and he dropped the poor
Doctor like hot poiaIoe. Here was a go.
The Posl-ofice gone and the Asse.sorship
NOT come-Mercur frightened, and a row
brewing.
The DR.. was desper ate, and he attempted
20 manipulate the aboIiiion Copniy Conyen
lion, so ss 10 iT-R lie kLees oi Mercur.
and bring The parry 10 The scratch. lie RAD
resolution prepared deuardiug MS ap
pom Imsni-hIs loyalty Do-t Ge coz, psnsa
lsd-hs could TO, xrsiu tie-peu-lof
no,hInl, and splIi bis iLk-ior a song.
The Convention kicked DR.. Johfi and his
resolution overheard and passed another,
endorsing Isaac S Msnroe and the other
appointments of the President, all oil which
however were made by sod Abe; and DR..
john suppressed he resolution. His paper
gives a false account OF the proceedings
Is that forgery! 1t certainly is Iraud on
his rany.
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In few days the con,esi between fanai :
rism and constitutional liberty, is TO tie
decided. Democrats of Columbia, are you
ready for sciionl The enemy are on The
alsri, and with their black allies, ATE warch-
ing every movement. Lei US thoroughly
prepare ourselves, so that we may be GER
lain of victory. See that every voter fully
understands that The issue is between fanat-
les and Nesroes,-lhe demons who assert
hat there shall be higher Law for our gov.
erBmeni than The ConsIiiu,ion-and the con-
servaiive: law loving, law-abiding peoples,
who have faith in lbe great principles taught
Us by Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and
their co patriots.
Our pros poets we're never brighter than
ihey are to-day, bu, we cannon be success
fnl without earnest work for The foe is
ireacherous one; he will meet ue in the
same hideous form as when be invaded our
peaceful Territory made our county mill
lary camp; sIesithily do2gej our unofsnd-
ing citizens whom they had nol line courage
10 face dragged them from their homes,
aud consigned them 10 ioa,he>oms prisons
10 suffer aud 10 die What DID this mad
crew OF AtolitiOniris and CorrOpiiouis.s
care for The rights of our cliZsn~ Noihing,
so long as they could accomplish her me-
isrious political purposes. The bloody con-
lest is over. The "blood-leliing" that these
vsm 2ires cried so Justify for, has ceased
halt million OF our citizens have been
slaughtered, and The land filed with human
wrecks the connlry burdened with billions
o; debt and set the vultures ara not satls
fed, bul present the swahhy negro for our
embrace-to be our equal, socially and 2o
liiicslIy.
Let Us thwari them, and rebnke their in
science. Let every Democrat be on guard,
striving to do his duty faithfully; ami with
untirins fidelity, and patient work The sue
cess of our cause, and the election Of our
candidates will be The glorious result of our
labors.
Bot canpor We do more Than eisc: our
candidales! Ler ~ roui the eaemy, aud
wih oae misLy efou ovefwksini him " IN
sach deisa' lh5l wul DIVE tim from The
h-ld, 20 disorder and ei>m.y Resolve to
conquer, and the day i ours.
Then, let's op, aud At them!
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virine of a wni of Fl. Fa to me di-
rectsd, i>sued nuI oi the Conu oi Common
Pleas of Columbia county, will br expo e :
TO public sale, nn The premises IN ItohI
Street, on SATURDAY, THE 2Ist DAY
OF OCTOBER 1868, at o'clork, in III.
aiiPrnooh. the following r~al estate 10 WI, :
A certain LOI OR PIECE OF GROUND
situate III The village OF Light reel. Coum
bia county, bein. 90 feet lrunI aud l 80 ierr
deep. and M. 6 aud one half of No in
Ian Of >ai town; whereof ara erected a
tao STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
frame rtable, ard well OF water al the
door with The aprunsnances.
SrIZvd taken in PxecuiIen and 10 be sold
as the property n: WilIi.m VI Yohe.
SAMUEl. SNYDER, Sheriff.
SheFiff's Office.
Bloomsburg, Sept ~, 1885
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Valuable Recipes.

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These recipes are valuable 10 both oii
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who need Them free of charge, they ara
worthy he attention of al who puzs u
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mail, without charge.
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Chemist and Periumer,
No s3I Broadway. New York.
August g. 1865 Pm.
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The AbOliliOnists in q Quandary.


The Black Repnhllcaq- have drif,sd So
fAr out on the ahol,non sea ina, the, have
comp ereIy In-t her recs nn,6ss and are noN
fnsIng sbont N ,tie 10, OF ianatic,-tp, no.
kuowIng wtrch way 10 s,esr
The chsrs az th-jf beni4hieJ command
ers OF Ma-sachoset's Summers, Buil-r.,
Andrews, P6 ilips, aod ali lne somtrs nav
lsstors, have teen con-u.led, AID hey point
directly 10 The Almighty Negro a. The only
course by which TO sIear TO bring ihem into
port.
They dare not look towards Pennsylvania
New York. New Jersey. or the great West
with sny hope OF receiving aid, while cruis.
ing ia their piralical craft. The sovereign
people OF these States do not recognize The
Black Flag They have studied the charts OF
Jefferson, while sailing in the good ship
Constitution, ard sre not TO be allured cfi
their course by false lights, or couulerleilsd
signals.
Th~se buccaneers will strike Democrat.
&c rock this fall, that will shsIier their rot
ten old hulk to pieces, and sink Them, and
their negro crew, deep in The sea OF infsmy
Snojdy will moi keep Them afloat now, or
Ssmho ssveihem. We wonder ;f some oI
them hss moi SEEN john Brown'sghos walk
ing on the waers.