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THE Washington authorities have issoed
an order prohibiting The re-mustering of
officers for higher racks, according 10 late
promotions, which they may have received.
This will be qurs saving TO The Treasury
of increased pay, " hich would be paid out
in case these officers were re- mustered, in
order 10 occupy The higher ranks. This or
der has eansed enite considerable Antlering
among the Cap aims, Colonies, and Brisa-
diers, who stood on their tip-ioes awaiting
promotion. Now is The time for economy.
reuenchment and reform, IN every depart
msnI at Washington, aud TOO much of the
former caano; be pracsiced in the Office of
Secretary Stanton. The financial condition
of on: country demands careful and diiigent
attention to carry US safely through lhis ter
rible ordeal The weight of our pubic
debt has no parallel in the annals; and
knowing, as we DO, her hefi, We should use
all precaution 10 protecting the machinery
of our Government, TO save it from utter
destruction. else the Coresament is Destroy
ed and our people ruiaed, morally, pollii
cally, and financially. So Ear, under the
new regime, all seems to work in The direc>
lion Of a speedy, permanently, reconstruct
ed Union, gp0n ths oh plan.
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TIE Allen conaiy (Ohioj Democrat makes
the following quotation from speech Of
The Rev. Mr Molly, at Lima, the day after
the assassination
had noticed by the papers for a week
or Ten days prior TO The assassination, HAT
blr Lincoln was adopting and pursuing a
policy that would eventually bring those
sconudTels down South back and give them
again The right Of suffrage, aud when |
heard of The assassination, just thought TO
myself that God, in His inscfulable Prcvi-
dence, had taken him (Lincon) off Just
about tie right time"
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no School Directors.

fs'HE School Law reqnircs thai the Ap-
4 nual Repon oil Directors shall be fled
in the ofhee ol the Superintendent at Har-
rsburg, beor The l5ih OF JULY next, or
lhe State appropriation shall be forfeited !;
hence il l. necessary for Directors to make
out The Reports and forward them immedl-
ately to The County Superintendent. The
Siailsl cal Report 10 10 be siened by the
President aud Secretary of the old boaId.
On The opposite page, under "OFFlCERS
AN D MEMBERS OF The BOARD" lhe
names aud officers OF tine new board are 10
be written. C.G. BARLEY,
June !, 1860. Co Suri.
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Z AIDES and Gentlemen: If you wish To
A4msry you can do 50 addsessing me-
will send you, without money and without
price, valuable information, that will sna-
ale you TO marry happily and speedily,
irIespectiye OF age, wealth or beauty. ThlS
information will cost you nothing and If
you wish 10 marry, | will cheeTfulIy assist
you. AL! letters strictly confidential. TAe
desired information sent by return mail,
aud 10 reward asked. Please inelose post
age or stamped envelope, addressed 10
yourself Address,
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
GreenpoInl, Kings Co. N. Y.
MAY II. iS65.-3m.
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ays NEW MILLINERY SHOP a
II nssd -

MISS LIZZIE BARKLEY mos, respe CT
fully announces TO The citizens OF Biooms-
burg aud vicinity ,ha, she has opened
NEW MILLINERY SHOP, ia rooms for
merry occupied 10y DR. Ramsey, deceased,
on Main 81 below Marker. She has fine
assortment OF NJ Mihnery goods, which has
been selected with care aud la-ie. She is
prepared To 10 all work placed IN her hands
IN as neat and durable sty Ia as caa be done
elsewhere. Give her call
MISS LIZZIE BARKLEY.
blOOmsburg April % 1868
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SCHOOL MoNTH-How many days cons,i-
lule school month, has been disputed
question between teachers and directors for
the last six or eight years. The Leg:sla-
by enaciing that twenty Two days shall con-
stitate the school month, bat that Saturdays
should form no part Of the twenty-five days
that is, the school cannot be kept open on
Saturdays; bat they further decided that il
majority o: all the members OF Board OF
Directors chose, they might appropriate two
Saturdays of each month for Teachers In
slIuIes, which two Saturdays, if appropri-
aed, may be counted as part OF the twenty
two days.
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LITTLE JoHN CgsSA.-This renegade Dem
ocrat has been selected TO represent The
Aboli;ionis;s of Bedford county in The mex;
State Convention. y humber of years ago
wheu Joseph Gufey was one OF the Rer-
tesentagives from this county, Cessna, OF
some question that arose, made roaring
speech about Democracy aud charged
GGfsy with want OF zeal aud fidelity for
the party.
GuHey rose and said-"Mr. Speaker, lit
tie John Cessna brags loudly about his De
mocracy, but have always noticed that the
COW that bawls most loudly, cares the least
for her calf!' GGhsv was right. The liide
blatant beast of Bedford not only bawied
ike a COW, 5ni when pressed ty the needs
Of bis situation, was like COW, retroaex.-
Westmorsiand Republican.
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The Abolition party are becoming quit e
dissatisfied with The course of ANDREW
Johnson, the mar who became President
by accident His leniency towards The reb-
els does mol suit many of the loud mouthed
patriots, They had expected Mr.. Johnson
TO carry o1l their more extreme doctrines,
and infiict severe and unjust punishment
upon the people Or the Southern States, OF
saiiale their desires. II would seem that
Mr. JOHNSON intends TO reconstruct the Un-
ion upon the basis of he Constitution and
thereby respecl and obserse States Rights.
He also feels inclined 10 treat the right ol
negro suffrage cotsliiuionaIIY, allowing The
white population 20 decide that question,
in the States where they are interested.
This is entirely just. What right have you
or any other disintsresied person 10 say who
shall be the legal electors 10 South Carolina.
Not any. This is question for The people
Of that STATE 10 decide
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FRANR LESLIE is here for June. Itis the
"chiel' OF Magazines. There are not any
Magazines published that sutpass it in any
particular The ladies should all take il
Il is very cheap. Oue No is worth, often
times, the subscription price. b all means,
if yon wish frst eicss publication send for
Frank Lesiie'S Ladies Tagozjas, price only
81. so per annum. Address FsANK LESLIE,
537 Pearl 81. New York.
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Adamimistrator 5 Notice.
EstUfs Of Re1beh Sa04ee, tafe of Fishingcysek
iowash'p deeeased

NOTICE j. hereby given that leuefs Of
administration on the estate oil Reuben
Savage. late Of FishiE9cfeek town ship Co
lumbis county. have been granted bv the
Register Of sad county, TO john Wenner,
OF the township aud county aforesaid All
persons having claims agains! the said ss-
tate OF the decedeni are requested 10 pre-
sent them for settlement TO The adniEistra-
tor, aud those owing The estate will CONG
forward aud make immediate payment.
JOHN WENNER, Admr.
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MI 3 RE D.

al The Au,eElcar Hotel, of Ihls place, OF
The 24ih of May, by The Rev. J. K. Drnm
Capt w Boone, OF the 7h Pa cavalry
TO Miss Minerva Ale, all OF Bloomsbury
10 Hemock Township, Col. Co. by The
Rev w Jams John Everiti, of Danvile
to Miss Eliza Girlon dapgkler of the la'e
Matthias Ginou, OF Hemlock Township afor
esajd
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FRESH WALL PAPER I

lust received a new assortment of good
styles OF WALL PAPER, including BOR-
DERlNG and CEILING PAPER, and a
general variety of material in his line,
which will be found on The Firs; Floor,
Immediately west of LUIS Drug Store, in
Tue rupert Block, where all persons wish
Ing goods IN his line will be attended 10 in
person al all times.
q Paper Hanging and executed 10 o:der
and best style, at shor, notice.
E.J. THORNTON.
Bloom Sburg June 1865
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A Coon EGiENINe.-President johnson
has declined 10 be the recipient Of car
rage and pair OF horses presented to him
by some cItizens of New York. The mo-
Iives OF The givers were undoubtedly proper
enough, but the President fron a sense Of
duty 10 himself and The country, declined
lbe gift, though acknowIe dying kindly and
gratefully the compliment Intended This
shows that President Johnson means to be
governed by right principle in the simplest
mat!ers OF official ci5rdact, and intends TO
keep his high Office up 10 the standard of
pure and simple discharge of duty, free
rom any infuencs bnt that which con-
science and reason impose upon him.
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ClNDIDATE FoR TREASURE.

EOHN j. STILES, ESQ of Benton twp !,
through the earnest solicitation OF his
many Democratic friends, has been ludc
ed to offer himself as randidale for lhe
office et TREASURER Of Columbus Cona.
iy, subject TO he decision of The ~}rmo-
craiic Convention. which viii be held Oh
lhs 2sih of August nexl.
Benton Nav % 1865 So
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ID [ Il D..

In Cooper to wnship. Moniour county, on
the 81 ult.i OF Sp ottsd Fever. William Al
fred son OF Jesse g. Catharue Cromley aged
II years, one mont h, and 10 days.
In Greenwood township, Columbia Co
on the 22d OF April 1865. Mrs. Lenah wife
OF Michael Waus, aged AZ years, months
auj AZ davs
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TERRIBLE CALANITY-SEveH CHnDREN
BuRSED TO DEaTH !-On Thursday nigh last,
May 25 The dwelling house Of Mr. Joseph
MaYberrY, In f Frankferd township, this
county, was totally destroyed by FIRE, and
horrible TO relate, seven of his children per
ished in the flames! The FIRE, ii appears,
originated in the basement OF the building
at about II o'clock, when The members of
the family-Mr. Mayberrg, his vile and
seven chIldfeG-wers sound asleep. When
first discovered br Mrs. NJ, tho entire
building in flames. Mr.. and Mrs M
al cace Jumped from their bed and rushed
10 the room where six of the children were
sleeping. Their chamber was filed with
black smoke. The eldest daughter was the
first 10 leave The room, and the mother pIac.
ed the baby in her keeping and attempted
TO rescue the other five children AT this
moment the floors and roof, having been
burned TO crisp, fell in. Mr. and Mrs. M.
sprang 10 a window and escaped, but the
childfeE fell 10 the cellar with the burn
ing building, where they soon persisted
Their cries could be distinctly heard .or
several minutes by ;her agonized parents.
The names and ages of the children were
Leah. l33 years Mary, II years; Isa-
bella, years Jeremiah, ! years: Lizzie
agnes, years; Joseph, 3 years aud
David, 10 months. The building was en-
tirely consumed, and with il The children
were literally burned nPss Mr. and Mrs
Maybery were both severely burned be-
fore they escaped from the building, bur
their injuries are not serious
This is the most fearful calamity that has
ever happened 10 our county, and its recital
causes The heart 10 scken and the eve 10
moisten. The feelings of The distressed
parents can neither be imagined nor de-
scrIbed. May God, in His infinie goodness,
render them the aid ther pseds- C,,rjfste
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We understand that o. D. GooDEsoueY,
Esq, has resigned his position as publisher
of the SulliUdn County Democrat, aud thai he
has accepted his old position on the Elmira
Daily and Weekly Advertiser. Ben is
coed fellow-well versed in the tan pre-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

Estrife cfG Low'y Kline, tate of Orange decd.
LETrE, : Of administration on the estate
oi5. Lowry Kline. lale OF Orange twp
Columbia county. deceased, have been
granted, by he Register of -aii cnunly, IN
Eiruda Kline, residing in The ownship and
county aforesaid. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of The decedeut
are requested 10 present them for settle
msni, and those Undecided 10 The es ale are
requested 10 make immediate payment.
ELTRUDA KLINE,
Orange, NAV 81. 1868. Adm 'trir
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SAYS The New York Tribune ''lhe
mercan people will not condemn sue b
man as Gen Sherman un heard and, W hen
They shalt have heard him they will proba-
bly not need 10 hear any volunteer adso~
cate },
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Gen Sherman's testimony and official re
porl, submitted in evidence before the Com.
mittee on The Conduc, of tie War, Is COM
plele Eindication Of his conducI in regard 10
bis duce with General Johnston, and bears
heavily sssi nsI Secretary Stanton and Gen.
Hallecx, whose hassy. condemnation of the
1re,t eii5or ,,.,,fl..ss f,,r n a4;r
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CANDIDATE FOR CoNMlssEoNER.

XNLLlAM r. DENOTE. OF Madison
township, has been induced, through
he solicitations OF his many Democralo
friends, TO an:hnrize Us 10 announce To he
Dem ocracy Thai Re WI be Candidate. Tor
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, at the coming
Fall election, subjectio lie decisIon oi the
Democratic County Convention.
June 7, ISo5.-S3.
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REVIEW OF THE MARHET,
cAaeFuLLY coRREcrEp wEFKL,
a GENTLEMAN.

CURED OF Nervous Debilily, Premature
- Decay, aud The effects of youthful ir-
disere ot, will be happy TO furnish Others
with The means Of cure, (free If charge J
This remedy is simple safe, and certain
~ For particulars, oy return mail, please
address, JOHN 3. OGDEN.
June 1863 so Nassan ST " Y
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ThAIHING OF a PRzE FIGHTER AT EAsToH,
"A professional fighting man has been
staying at Odenweder's tavern at the Fair
ground for several weeks past, training and
preparing himself for prize hight which is
10 take place near Philadelphia on Satur-
day. He is an Englishmea by birlb and is
said to have fought seventeen fights, fifteen
of which he won Those who have seen
him represent him as very stout, athletic
man. TIE process Of training a man for .
fight is peculiar. This gentleman drinks 40
water and no liquor, merely tea. His meat
he eats nearly raw. The amount al stake
ia this fight is $4,000. What business
foT human being 10 pursue !-EasiOn d.
gus.
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Blnomshnrs. My y ls65
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate j Sikis J. ebson. hle gf Sueasloef fRp.,
C0iomttd county, decd.
: EfTERS sesiamentary on the estate Of
a Silas Jackson idie of Suasrluaf TO We
ship, Columbia couuiy. deceased, have
been granted by the Register OF said couu
~ TO DAVID LEWIS residing in Sugarloaf
lowushiP, Columbia co. All persons hsv-
lng ella uis against the estate OF The dece-
dent are requested 10 present them Tor set
i'emeni, aud those indroted TO The esIai-:
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
DAVID LEWIS, Executor.
M.Y lO. lso5-p 50
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CHARLES PLEAsAsTs, ESQ, much es-
seemed citizen Of SsInbory, died on We'd
nesday last, al the residences OF his .broiEer,
Or. Henry Pleasanls, al Radnor, near Phil
adelphia. His funefa took place 4: Sunbury
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WatriIslOniaI.

lsburg. April %, 1865
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science, 10 collect stores Of knsvIedgs and
acquire an eyer-increaaine mastery over the
forces Of nature. Here the uationsi Someir
is offered and held in millions Of .soar.fo
~freeholds, 50 that our ~fellow-citi,e1S
beyond the occupants of any other part
Of the earth, constitute in reality \
people. Here exists the democratic form
Of government; and hat form Of govern
ment, by the confession of European
statesmen, gives q power of which no
other form is capable, because it incorpO-
rates every man with the State, and
arouses everything that belongs to the
soul"
Where, in past history, does a parallel
exist to the public happiness which is
within the reach of the people of the
United States Where, in any part Of the
globe, can institutions be found so suited
to their habits or so entitled TO their love
as their W free Constitution Every
one OF them, then, in whatever part OfthO
land he has his home, nust wish It's per
petuity. Who of them will not now ae-
knowledge, in the words Of Washington.
that "every step by which the peop1e of
the United States have advanced to
the character of an indedendent nation.
seems to have been distinguished by some
token of Providential agency?" Who viii
not Join with me in the prayer, that the in
visible hand which has led US through the
clouds that giOomed around our path, will
so guide us onward to g perfect restoration
of fraternal affection, that we Of this day
may be able to transmit our great inheri-
lance, of State Governments in all their
rights, Of the General Government in is
whole constitutional vigOr, to our postsrity,
and they to theirs through countless gener-
ations2
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 4, 1865.
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a Letter from John Rright-

Messrs. Derby & Miller, agents for the
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RecHDAIE, 18th November, 1866.
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write to thank you for remembering
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the time a creduleus people may suppose
him to be landing in Liverpool.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer made its
appearance yesterday afternoon in a hand
some suit of new, bright type. We are
glad to note this evidence of the financial
prosperity of our cotempOrary.
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An italian traveller arrived at Genoa
lately by rail On being asked for his
ticket he had none to produce, and some
what astounded the check-taker by put
ting in & claim for the price Of the journey,
which he founded on the inscription on
thetickets: "If the ticket be not present.
ed on the travellers arrival at the station,
the fare for the whole journey may be de-
manded." Signor Bsroni insisted on his
right TO claim the fare from the company,
andhas actually feed two advocates of note
70 plead his cause. The trial viii soon
fsks Plscs.