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THkRE is considerable complaint among
be Radical Members OF Congress that the
President does not treat them with The con-
liberation they are entitled to in regard TO
A pretiy,lsrae force called UPON
be President yesterday respecting the Lead
hS appointments in their districts. They
|ol no satisfaction TO ,he course he in
buds 10 pursue. Esp-ciaIIy is this The case
b regard TO the New York Collectorship.-
txckange.
There 10 consolation in The above for both
ideals and conservatives The radicals
>ay think themselves favored, thar the
kesident does not s'treai Them with The con
Iteration they are entitled to-" II he con-
|defed heir cases properly he would GER
|inly conclude that they have been FORE
post among those engaged in an attempt to
'verthFow The government of The United
+aies, and hence guilty of treason. Treason
|eing crime which sbould be punished,
b would feel that public jussice demands
s life Of every radical, and lake means TO
Ecrfe the use oI rope, the gslIows and a
<ngmsn.
The conservatives are happy TO learn thai
large force" OF such men cannot drive The
Resident from an honorable po,ition and
jnce him into The path OF radical hypoc-
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MiRR RTED.

ia Darvii,s NoV.-, 1853, by tie
Rev George w. Scott, MIR. GEoRGE GRoJL
10 Miss ANNIE LEWIS, bo;h OF TN, place.
On The l7th INST, hy The Rev W. j. Eyer.
Mia CHRISTIAN BuLt. 10 Miss DoKATHEA
RiKATF, both OF Danvlle, Pa.
Ia Blomsburg on the 2d inst, by The Rev
w. Lescher, Mr.. a. W. c. kEILga, of
Briarcreek, add Miss Many HERsIAG, OF
OranGeviile. Cot. Co. Pa.
10 Berwick, on The 81 inst, By The Rev
NJ. F. Croslh waite, Nj, WM II RUcr,, ate
Drummer in The SiIh Pa. Regl and Mrs
AMELIA d. SwANK, all OF Berwick
In Mshoopany, Wyoming CO., on the 2Sh
OF Nov, by The Rev. J Kennedy, GEo /.
MAILER and LOUISA NJ. FURMSS.
At The same time and place hy the same,
CHAs. K. BUgGEss and LAURA F.. FcRMAS.
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Wbsn ihe Democratic party opened the
cam paige last Fall. with a platfofm decIar-
ing in favor Of The restoration policy Of
Andres Johnspn, The Republicans accused
rs OF eli honest intenlions. and said we were
ieienias 10 surpori Johnson merely as q
trick of partisan policy. They claimed 10
be The only true Johnson party, and aiismpt
ed 10 tannt " AFTER we were defeated in the
election, by asking Us then to show our
faih in. Johnson by eonlinuing 10 support
him. This was ihecoadlrion ef.afTairs then
We oftsn warned, the people tAa, Pfesidep,
Johnson was nol acting ia accordance with
the views and tanalicaI IDEAS of Reppbli-
cans, bnrii was of:no avail. Thai parry, by
The power OF oimoneS, fraud. and hyfocriiicaI
sppeall led The people into iha traps OF rad
icals and tie Democracy were defeated.
Now, that Congress has convened. and
The restoration of the Union becomes a mat
ter which cannon longer be detayed without
consideration, We ask every one. psriicu-
IsrIy those who were induced to suppor
the r epublican ticket, in the campaign OF
last fall, to examine carefully The cond uct
Of that parry. They boldly oppose Presi-
dent Johnson's plans, and notwithstanding
be recommends that the Representatives
elected by Southern States be admitted 10
the House. hey even deny that Tennessee.
the home OF the President, has right OF
representation. These RADICALS cannot 90
far enough TO show their uuer contempt Of
The Presidents plans Tor restoration. When :,
few days ago, resolution was offered, on
the Democratic side OF the House OF Repre-
BsnIaIives, asserting that il is the duty Of all
good cilizens snd patriots 10 cndeavor to
sssi.t the President in his constitutional ef-
forts to restore The Union, The resolution was
received by The radicals with derision -
They will net even allow any question TO be
discussed by the Honse relating TO reslora-
ton, through Tear of having their heresies
unmarked. And these are The men who
said the Democratic party was dishonest in
its declarations OF praise for President John
son.
President Johnson asked for the admission
of Southern Republicans
cay they do not know any Siales in The ter
riiory where the late rebellion existed, not
even TennesEes, the home of The acting ex-
ecutiys. President Johnson sage the States
shall not be inieriered with in their right 10
declare uho shall reeeivs the elective fran
chiss-Republicans openly attempt 10 ride
over, mol onlg the desires ard direclioD Of
Johnson, but the posiliVe r:osisions Of the
Constitution, by passing resolutions that in
the several States there shail be no dlsiinc-
iien made in The rights and privileges of
persons on sccount OF color We ask who
stand by their pIedGesl Democrats support
The President, notwilhslandins they were
defeated while maintaining sUch declsra-
lions. Republicans go in:o Congress, and
proceed 10 gag The President by power, aud
ere working TO iorce him 10 abandon his
plans OF reconciIis:ion. Who stand by their
pledges? Let every voter, every citizen,
ask himself this question aud remember The
iraud of Republicans, Prsclicsd upon The
people in political campaigns.
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Thomas Dunn gives the Presidents Mes
sage notice, edIforialIy, half The length OF
tiUger. This is not expected TO answer
especially coming from man who is the
best OisIrici Offices in The gift of the Presi-
desL more extended review OF the Mes
sage vas looked for, and further commilIal
10 the policy of tie President was expected.
expectations oi your friends. OF course,
yonr aim ia to 60 as near TO tho views of
Judge Mercnr as your position will ALLOW
you; but at the same time you must keep
sharp look -out tor those scripture charac-
IPrs
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Es,ale # Jaeol lii.ls. d.csa.ed.

LsIUe y J0cO0 .1I-lSl "zceaSe0
THE UNDERSIGNED, appoin 'eJ Audit.
or by The Orphans Court of Colombia 60.
10 make dislribui.ou OF the bolanre in The
hand, ol John Smith, one OF The Executor,
of Jacob Mills ls!e Of Madiscr iownehip
Co!u umSia county, deed, among The Lega.
ices OF TeslaloF, Wll attend a. his dfiiee io
Bloom sburs iG SAID comfy. on SATURDAY
THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JAN.
1866, al 10 O'Clock OF said day 10 make me
distribution, when end whefe ali person.
interested wIll attend i they see proper. OF
be debarrsd from coming in for snare OF
The und ROBERI F. CLARK, Audi.
B.Oomshurg, Dec. 20. 1865 -lw
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Z. III. STOHNER,
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER

HAS always on hand aud Tor sale Fresh
AA BREAD, CAKES, and PIES
French and Domestic COnfectiOns
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THE LEGISLATURE SoLD.-The- Louisiana
Legislature were badly victimize6 a few
days since. A communication was received
by The senate, Of which the following is the
opening; "The undersigned, az a committee
of ladies, acting in the name OF large mum
ber OF ladies OF New Orleans, wish 10 pre-
sent your honorable body with n UGred
States flag, etc. The Senate received the
communication, accep:ed he flag, and fixed
an hour in the ahernoou for It's formal re
ception. Shorty alterward they repaired TO
The Hall OF the House OF Representatives
for the purpose OF eleciins State printer
That duty performed, they returned 10 their
own chamber and ordered, forthw 18th, that
everything relating 20 the LATER and The flag
should be expunsed from the journals oi tie
Senale. Ia the interval The fact had leaked
out that The ladies desiring TO make The
presentation were coIored
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Is the uouse of Representatives Mr..
Cobb, (Rep.,) of Wisconsin offered the ioI
loving resoIulIon-relaiive TO the admission
OF the Tennessee Representatives:
Resoirei Tina. nniil otherwi-e ordered,
Nathaniel 3. TsyIor, Horace Maynard, VIM
b. Stokes, Edward Cooper, William b.
Campbell, Samuel NJ. Arnold, Isaac Haw-
kins and John ". Leiwich be invited to
occupy seals in the Hall OF Representatives.
Mr. Wilson un>uccessiuily moved 10 lay
The resolution on the liable.
TheresoIuiiou was then agreed 10 BY yeas
1872. psSa 35.
Jadse Mercur, of this District, voted
against he resoinfien.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

The Lutheran Congregation design hold>
ing Fair and Festival, in the rooms lsie-
lv occupied By c. II Chri-tm an, a. an Ice
Cream saloon, on Main Street, commen-
ciag or Christmas, Monday The 25h iusi.,
at 10 O'Clock NJ aud 10 continue every
evenin. durug the VIII ole week. The pro
ceeds to be applied for The benefit OF The
Cnuich.
By Or'er Of the COMMITTEES.
Rloomsbnra. Dee. 90, 1868.
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FATAL ACCiDENT.-An accident occurred on
the Calawissa railroad on Friday last, at the
little tcnneI some miles beyond CaIawissa.
From what we could learn the freight train
ran against rock that had fallen from the
roof OF the tunnel, which threw the engine
from the track. badly breaking the locomo-
i've and cars. a brakesman on the cars
10y name Of John Le:bhar, who reside d in
his place, was fatally Injured 5y The col
sion. Oae OF bis legs was cut completely
OF. He was brought 10 town lbe evening
of the day the accden, happened, and died
The same night. The deceased had been a
soldier ia the Federal army during the past
four years, passing through all The psriIs OF
camp aud field, TO lose his life in the man
ner We have stated DanU,Rs IatedigeHcer.
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The Republican Systsm Of "Lsssu.s.


The Republican parry, following The
@Know-No'hins" example. have secreI
oath bound Leagues 10 every county in this
Safe. They use these organizations for po-
liiicaI purposes.
We have always condemned, in the
strongesi terms. oa:h-bOund political socIe
ties. We sill think they are most danger
Gus to- our institutions and The peace aud
sa!ety Of the people. They destroy conf
dence between nan aud man; corrupt The
honor and faith and truth and honesty Of
their members. Lacquer will say aud DO
that, under his oaih-bound obedience whic
his moral nature .abhors, after he seriously
reflects on fis conduct. He ceases 10 be
responsible for his individuality as mem
Der of society, since that i merged into the
congrega;e character or his rsIaIIohns to this
association. But the system of leagues
might be adopted without an,i-American
features. A .ysiem could be suggested for
an association OF citizens free from the oath
bound principle and exempted from censuse
or objection by reason OF It's open organiza-
tion, which would be most advantageous
Let ihore who are determined 10 protect the
Constitution and our sy Stem of government
mite iu clubs for these objects. The Key
stone Club OF Philsdelphis is such an or
ganization Let there be Clubs formed in
svery county 10 meet as occasion may re-
quite for lectures, discussion, interchange
Of views, reading the papers and the pro
ceedings of Congress and the Stale LegieIa
tnre. These clubs should be open and free
TO all Democrats. Let one article of their
association be protecfio. Of The traie man aud
The irhts man's labor against negro eqaIidy -
The time has come for action or else negto
children will be sent 10 our schools negroes
" III sill in church side By side with the white;
in the jury box; at ihe baIlo,-box in the
work chop. This is the last hope of the
Republican parry. Organize for The white
race and the piincipIs that this is he white
mans Government. Il is time TO act, or in
a year this State will be over-run with me-
groes, and then they will be allowed 10 vote.
Orgsnize in time.-PafriOf aud Union.
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The Legislature OF Virginia shows much
discrelion, in warning The people Of thar
Stale of approaching danger. A. IL has been
reported widely through the press, that the
radicals intended TO declare their admiration
OF Gen. Buiier by placing him in command
OF the troops 10 Virgins, the Legislature Ct
that State became alarmed about The secu-
rIy o property, aud Mr. Hurst, OF Norfolk
made move Tor safety by introducing the
following appropriate resolution:
Whsrsas, Il j. currently reported and gen.
ersiy believed, that lhe celebrated HddI
Drastic General B F. Butler, Is about to take
charge of this mniisry department with
powefs extraordinary: lIIereiore,
Resoirea, That whatever moneY may re-
MAN ~ The State Trsssnry be i'm mnediaieiy
v,ded among the widows aDd orphans OF
deceased soldiers, and courers be di-paich.
ed 20 The various counties requesting -lhe
people 10 sscrele or bury their piaie.
They knew ihs old chief Of Eobbers.
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1 Scc TIE LADY'S FRIEND

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The citizens OF Catawissa and vicinity
are not favored with Depot at The place
called ''ihe Staion.'' OH The Lack awanna
and Boomsbprg Railroad All persons
coming 10 that point 10 take he lrars a'e
obliged 10 stand out in the cold, snd some
times The storm, aud await ihe arrival of
The trains. This thing does not seem right.
The railroad company should have Depoi>
al all points along their line where there Is
q Sufficient amopnl Of travel to warrant the
erection of proper buildings. 1t would seem
10 ~ that tbs IraVeI at the Caiawissa Station
should he better sccomm odated. We may
be mistaken in the matter, bet with our
present knowledge OF The situation those
people are placed IN, wher they wish TO
take a journey upon this road, We are in.
clined 10 The opinion hat we are conec;
The idea oi walking hall mile more 10
a Station, and there stand shvering in
rain or euow sIorm, with 10; OF lutte
children as the casa might be in night time,
is horrible. Such things viii happen, aud
then Is when The need of good warm De.
pot is fell.
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NINETY ACRES,

seventy FIVE acres, of which are cleared,
and lheS balance good timber land. The
cleared land is in a good state Of cElliva.
lion, and produces excellent GRASS or
GRAIN CROPS. There is an excellent
Young orchard on the farm. There are
erected on the premises
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
A LARGE BANK BARN with wagon she'd
and corr crib attached. besides all hecessa.
~ out buildings. A good well Of wafer,
near III e door, and Il spring on The lower
end CT the place The uncisared land rs
well rimbered, suitable Tor fencing aud
building purposes. Ii 10 situated close 10 a
GRlSr MILL, and but short distance from
a good market. AMOS SPAD DE.
Fishingcreek, Dec. 19, Is65-4t
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EXECUTORS' SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

WILL be exposed 10 public sale a, tbs
w late dwelling house OF WILLIAM
COLE, deceased, in Benton township Co.
Iumbia county, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF JAN, 1865,
a, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
Ihe following described real estate, 10 wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
siiuare in Benton township Columbia CO :.
adjoining lands Of The hens of John I.au.
bach on The east and other lands belonging
to the estate of The said William Cole on
The nonh, south, and wes,. containing TEN
ACRES more Or less, whe:eon are erected
4 LARGE AND VALUABLE GRIST
MILL. containing lhfee par of Stones,
Saw Mil, Dwelling House aud Stable.
ALSO, certain Plantation aud Tract Of
Land, situate in Benton toss Bship, afnrs-
said, adjoining larI- OF Benjamin Brink on
the north The heirs of John Laubach on
he east, Fi,hingcfeek on tie west, and the
Mil tIact above descfbsd on The south,
containing SEVENTY ACRES, more or
less, whereoH are erected TWO STORY
STONE Dwelling House,
A LARGE FRAME BANK EARN, and
out hoYses. about Fifty Acres is improved
Land.
ALSO, a certain raei Of land situate ia
Benlop township Aforesaid, and on lhs
west side OF Fishngcresk, adjoining Iacds
o. BENJAMIN Brink on he norm, adj ,iGinx
The MAJOR tract on The soath, Sa no i Hlrl-
man and others on the west, aud Fishing
creek on the east, containing
EIGHTY ACRES.
more less. about twenty acre. cieafsI ana
the balance timber lIni Iaors is On ,bs
premises a blacksmith shop. Also ons
O. ihsr tract OF land situate ln SugsToai Jwp.
in SAID county, adjoini'g lav!s ct Joau
Cole OF HE uar.h, Jacob i...a5.s and Sa n
uel Hess or the sou IA add wesi, aud o,hef
lands of Wll.zm Cole oa lie EAST con-
tanning
0HE HUNDRED & TWEETT ACRES,
more or less. aborl eigh'y acres improved
land, the residue timber there are Or tus
premises two eiory ffage dwelling house,
fame barn; oul buildings, and good
orchard.
Also, Tracl OF Woodland, ,i,ua,a in
Sugar!oaf twp. Aforesaid adjoining lands
of Montgomery Cole and Fishinacrerk on
The east, Aiuas Cole on The noFlh. on lhe
>outh by lands OF John Swartwout. aud on
The wesi by othet lands Of the deccd.ci,
containing abonl EIGHTY ACRES.
The above lands 10 be solo pursuan, 10
the directions contained in ISe lssl will and
testament o! William Cole, deceased. Cot
dIllons aud lerms OF sale will be made
| known Oh day Of saIe bv
| MONTGOMERY COLE,
THOMAS b COLE
! Ezectaors Of WIlcr Cole, deceased.
Benton Twp, Dec i3 1865
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PRITAYE SaLE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM.

The subscriber will sell, al private sale,
his Farm, slnals in Fishmgcfeek township,
Col. co , and lying about three quarters oi
a mile from the state road leading from
BIoomsbutg TO New Columbus, containing