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TIE CAPTURE or JOHN II. SUERATr-Ous
LAT. SPECIAL DESPATCH FROM RoM.-Il APP
pears from a despatch received at the State
Department, Washington, on Sunday night last,
and dated the same day at Alexandria in
Egypt. and from Mr. Hale, United States Con-
sui General in that quarter, that he had tar
rested John II. Surratt one Of President Lin
coins assassins,r and that there was mo doubt
Of identity" From this official Information
and the Roman correspondence published to-
day, our late special despatch from Rome,
announcing the detection Of Surratt as a sol
der in the Pope's Zonsves, his arrest in the
Pcntiacal States and escape. Is confirmed; for
we conclude that, finding Italy too hot to hold
him, Surratt lost no time in escaping in some
fishing smack or trading vessel 70 Egypt. We
waited with confidence, ~ in regard to the
meteoric shower in England, the confirmation
Of this special despatch from Rome, and 1t has
arrived as did the celestial sttestation, in due
time. As for the wretehed Surratt he will
probably be brought back 10 the United
States in one OF our vessels OF war OF the
Mediterranean squadron By orders from wash
ington.
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M & xIco.
SPECIAL TrLrcaAm 70 TIVE HfaALo.

Nrw ousAss, Dec 1895
There are rumors here that Naz'nii'an mas s0oeas'
A.. 80. 90 m. conservative party and rssurnsd W
MEXICO for the purpose oe cArryiss 90 =. empire
Special instructions bssn issued J" sns
q eur troops on the Rio sr.nds .'.a r'.s'sa,s % s's
can soAir the purposs OF whicn J - - " ~, - -
70 abstain from s.y csssred from hssdaasr,.rs =
Of that country, unseS
Al.
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The CHATTER ELECTION IN New YoRk To-
DAr.-There 10 70 be an election to-day for
Comptroller. but whether II is for New York
New Cork, New Dublin or New Erin we don't
know exactly. The three candidates for the
od'ce are al full-blooded Irishmsn, 20 that
whoever h elected, whether he makes . good
Comptroller % not, he viii be thoroushgoing
rrtsswaa ss al svsa's. Ths post Qsugssest
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NEW HAVEN JOURNALISM ON SrARs-The New
Haven papers are worthy pupils Of the great
astronomer Of Yale College, Professor LOOMS.
They do not believe yet that there was a
meteoric display in England the other day, and
they are pitching into ms for saying 20 and
proving IL. As for the Professor himself who
cannot discover anything less than spurious
despatch" he Is very 81. Thomas Didymus in
sccpticism. He won't believe because he didn't
zee, and he is waiting until the metcos come
over 10 New Haven to exhibit themselves for
his special illumination. Even then he would
not think the affair much Of . shower ancr
ALL Meantime the New Haven newspapers
swear by this purblind astronomer and abuse
the HERALD.
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signed for ths Atlantic faes Of 1851; but -
American ysehtmen have surpsssed the anti
cipations of the Parisians and decided to sail
their race in 1856, the medal will be completed
in time for the winner Of this sweepstakes
Now let our Yacht Club add gold cap to
the French medal
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FRENCH PRrn ron AnnRIcAS YACHT
HEs.-Our Paris correspondent informs us that
the Paris Yachting Club has ordered gold
medal, bearing the arms OF the club, to be pre-
sented 70 the winner Of The Atlantic race. We
aTlaRma Ast NJ usaA vaa eriEaAllx -
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THEATRE PRANCAIS Fourteenth street near sinh
avenue.-DAUcHrER rHx REGIMENT.
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE. No 5n Broadway
ROano DEn BUREAU.
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man o. <he ores Il Diek CoaAelly and d
most incompetent h Nike Connolly, a,thosgA
be Is very jovial, good ibllow. Absst half .
dozen Of those in the leading olless Of ths
Corporation are Irishmen, and We are not
certain whether 1t would not be good plan
to turn all the Americans and Germans out Of
ofice and I'LL the places up with men from the
Emerald Isle but there must not be cross
In the blood. They must be thoroughbred
Irishmen to the backbone, like Dick and Mike.
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GERMAN sTADr THEATRE. Noa Is and q Bowery.-
MINES 0rKKLs SCHLAYRoCK.
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sTEINWAY HALL Fourteenth street -HASDKL's orsHA
sy SAMSON THE CKcILiAN CHoR
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NEw YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposite New FOX
Hotel -GRIyrrH GAusr, or JEALOUSY.
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SAN FRANCIsCO MrNsTRELs SIS Broadway. oppsss
the Metropolitan Hoel-IN ETHIOPIAN ESrEBa,n.
nEsrs SINGING, DANCING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SEowKEs OK FAILING STARS.
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AxUsExENrs THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway, sroons
street. -ARnADALK-
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos. an west
rwenty-fourth strees.-BUpwosrHs MISsrRKLs
MusrRxrsr. BALLADS. BuRLEsauEs. 40 A Trr :" ihA
MOON.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ls broadway
IxcruRrs OxY-HYpRoGEN MIcRosaopE twice
daily. HyAD AND RIGHT ARK OF PRoBsr. Open from
A p
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STUDIO BUILDING, 81 West Tenth street -Exns,rr,
or FRENCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN Tventy.thri
street and Fourth avenue.ARrsr FUND S0cIrrYs ANNUAL
LIrIIn
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to surrender and returned to their homes, de-
stroying magazines on their way and carrying
of the arms and ammunition from the differ
ent arscnsls. Sheridan tells us that It was the
original intention of this branch of the rebel
army to organize a column OF fifteen thousand
confederates at Marshall, Texas, under JET
Davis, for the invasion Of Mexico. The cap
ture OF Davis spoiled this scheme.
Sheridan makes no concealment Of his sym;
patty with the Mexican republicans and regards
Maximilian's imperial rule as only the ''history
Of the buccsneer Morgan" on an extended
scale. The presence Of the large Union force
in Texas and on the Rio Grande, the General
believes. settled Maximilian's business, and he
advances the opinion that II = demand had
been made twelve months since for the with
drawal Of the imperial troops on the ground
that the invasion Of Mexico was part Of the
rebellion, II would have been successful, and
the sufferings OF that country would the sooner
have ended.
The conoition Of Texas itself is not repre-
scnted a. very promising. Pride in the rebel
lion is the standard Of loyalty, and the Union
soldiers are In bad odor. "My own opinion"
says Sheridan, "is that tho trial Of = white man
for the murder OF . freedman, In Texas, would
be a farce and, In making this statement,
make Il because truth compels me, and for no
other reason
The troubles In New Orleans are dismissed
with brief notice, and the General evidently
looks upon Governor Wells - . political
demagosue, anxious TO retain once BY any
ueasA DuriAx ~ asavsss y gAlsA b wx :
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KRLLY 4 Icons MINsTRELs. I'D Brsdway; oppo
uto the New York HOTELS SONGS rAScss ECcEN
rHIcfrHA Observation-Disclosures PArr-HH bLAo'
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-25
List of Causes for Trial at May
Term, 1866.

l stephen Badly VS.. The Cata wissa Wiiamsport
aud Erie Rail Road Company.
William L Lance. VS. Thomas Creveing.
John G. Jacoby ct al VS. LIndly w Wooley.
Jacob Harris VS. Peter Jacoby
Andrew J. Snyder John Sheather.
Jacob HossIer vs William Siaughbach and wife.
Jacob Shuman VS. The Catawissa Rail Road Co.
8 Hugh w. McReynoids vs. Peter Ohphant.
Adam eitterich Jeremiah Jacoby.
10 Georg Longenbergers Executors CT al VS. Hugh
W. McReynolds ct al.
| ! George tierrIng VS. Peter Miller.
l2 Edward Heilner VS. The Locust Mountain Coal &
Iron co et al.
13 Hackenberg for The use of NJ Chamberlinvs ST.
las ID. Edgar.
IA John Hinterlter John Jameson
Is Jacob Rem ey VS. Catawissa Rail Road Company
IL David Larish VS. The School District of Mount
Pleasant.
u Joseph Fry vs. Catharine Long.
IL William Lamon Peter Hlyman.
l 9 William Lamon John Vanpelt.
% Henry Z. Nuss Borough of berwick.
q Abraham B. Swisher VS. Samuel Rimby.
- Eli Jones Jones " Miles Abbott ct al
% William Eyer Peter VI. Beiber.
81 Greenwood Township Samuel Bogart.
D Sylveste6 J. Faux VS. Isaac White.
26 Sylvester J Faux, VS. Isaac White.
81 J. f. Anspach ct al vs. William P Ryon.
% Christian Knapp vs. The School District of Bloom
% Wright Hughes Peter Miller.
30 JohL - Diidine ct al VS. Parvin Masters.
81 J0Tathan KHittle Wright Hughes,
32 Lewis e Green Isaac White.
33 Mary Green VS. Isaac Whine
"a Peter X 4rshner ct al VS. Daniel Kruns admin
istrat
35 Solomon Neyhard vs. The Town ship of Centre.
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IuIINT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the HoS. WILLIAM ELwELL, President
w Judge the Court of oyer and Terniner and Gen
era Jail Delivery Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
the 2Gh Judicial District composed of the counes
of oiunbia Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon. John
MReynolds stephen Baldy Asso ateJuig iges OfColum-
bia county, have issued their bearing date the
day Of May in The year of Lord thousand eight
hundred sixty>ix, and TO directed for holGing
Court ofOyer ane Termner aud General Jail delivery,
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Common Pleas
and, Orphans Court in bloomsbury in the county Of
Columbia. the first Monday, being the 7t day c
Nav next, . continue one week
Notice Is hereby given TO the Coroner the Justices
the Peace and Constabes of the said county of Col
umbia tey then and there in their proper per-
son 10 O'Clock the forenoon ofsad day with their
records, inquisiticns and other remembrance 10 do
those things ich their Offices apperaIn to be done
Aud those that bound by IeeOgnzance prosecute
against the prisoners that be IN the Jail of
county of Columbia be then and there prose
cute them shall be just Jurors requested 10 Be
punctua III their aeDdauce agreeaby to their notices
~ Dated at Bloomsburg,tle Ilth day Of April
l.. :. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
~ Shundred and sixty-slx. and in the ninetieth
year OF the independence of the United States Of
America. GOD SAVE TIE CoMHoNvvEALTu.
SAMUEL SNY DER, Sheriff
Bloom shurg. ADril lSu6.
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Widows Appraisements.
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION.

Il he following apprasements Of real and personal
property set apart TO Widows of decedcnts have
been flied in the Once Of the Register of Columbia
county, under the Rules Of Court. will be pre-
scnted tor absolute confirmation, to the Orphans
Court 10 h. held IN Bloomsbury aud for said roun
ty. on WEDNESDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF M4Y, Il. ID,
1885, at O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day. unless
exceptions TO snch conrmatiOns pre- vias sly fled
OF which all persons interested in said will
take notice.
Widow of John T. masteler late of Madison
twp, deed.
, Widow 'f Robert J. Lyons, late of Pine twp.
deceased.
Wild W of Charles Eisenhart late of Cattawissa
twp, decd.
Widow of John Cosper late Of Pine twp, decd.
) Widow OF RosN ell Smith late Of Greenyv ood twp.
deceased.
Widow Of Charles Hughes late of Bloom twp,
deceased
Widow ofJohn W. Hess late of sugarIoaf twp =.
decd
Widow of Henry H. Fritz late of sagarloa twp.
deceased.
Widow Of John Jacobv lite Of Scott twp. deed.
10 Widow ofPeter Delong late Of centre tw,,. deed
II Widow Of WIN. b. .WellIver Ia!e Of Madison ;wp
deed
y Widow of Jacob Johnson late of Orange ivy D.,
deed.
JOHN C FREEZE, Register.
Bioomsbu.g, -4prIl 1, le5G.-te
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ITO CorsumPrHTrvEs. The advertiser having been
Il restored TO health IN few weeks by a very SIM
pie remedy after having suffered several yearswith
severe lung affection, and that dread disease. Con-
sumptiou-s is anxious TO make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE viii send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used freeo Chargel with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
SURE CURE for Consumption Asthny, bronchitis Colds
Coughs etc The onl, object OF the advertiser In
sending the prescription is benefit the afflicted. and
spre d information which heconEeives be Invaluable
nd he hopes every sufferer wIlItry his remedy as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. free, by return
mail. will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County.
Feb. 95 Is66-ly. S.M. p. New-York
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BT G. B. Brockway, Esq, of this place,
requests Us to announce that all veteran Vol
unteers who have not received the Local
Bounties should at once call upon, or write
to him if they would obtain it. Ali widows
of soldiers of 1924 who have served two
months, ormore, viii also find it to their adj
vantage to call upon him Also Geo, W
Hite, Franklin Strauser, Nielsen Bruner,
Augustus AIillard, Hiram 3. Lewis, and
Elizabeth. widow of Reuben Savage.
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TRAVERSE JURORS, NAY TERM.

BLooM-Casper Thomas Joseph Barkley, Jacob
Traub
BENrON-Rohr McIenry, George Poust,
BRIARCREEK Cyrus Fry
Catawissa- Jacob laywei!. Solomon Shuman VIM
Greasy Wm Eyer. George Zlrr.
CONYNGH iN-Josep6 3. Knittie Reuben Wasser
FIR NKLfN- Clinton Mendenhall,
GREENWOOD Isaac Ikeler.
HEN LOCK Charles Neihart,
JACKSON = Nitha=l R-nley
tOGUSTL John Eveiand, George Theil, George
Fette riuan. John Yeager.
sIiFFLIN--John Snyder, WIN. F. Keller, Thomas
Bowmasl
MoUNTPLEAsANT- John Il. vanderslice, Tbos.
Jones.
" AIN-Jobn Nuss. Washington Fisher.
MONrt uR--Peter NJ, Rasbner IN Hoilingshead
HADISON-Evan Jones,
OR ANti E-Hiram Kline.
. SCOTT-MitOn Cox, Pete Ent, Eli Crevcling.
SCGAFLoAF-J Joshua Brink
bloomsbury, April II, 1865.
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A GAKn no iNYALIDs.

Clergyman. while residing in South America as
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases CT The Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole trai Of disorders brought on by baneiu
and vicious habits, Great numbers have been al :
ready cured by this noble remedy, Prompted by
desire TO beneitthe afflicted aud unfortunate, will
send The recipe for preparing and using this medi-
zine. in a sea ed envelope, any one who needs it
fREE CHARGE.
Please inelose post paid envelop., ad dressed TO
yourself. .Ad%ress,
JOSEPH t, INMAN.
Station p. BlBLs HousE, New York City.
Mar,h Z IsG6. -3nn
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TIRE fSUFsEEsS SALE
OF SJBSEATED LANDS
r OR COLUMBIA COUNTY.

A GREEABLY to the provisions of IN Act OF s.
- sembiy entitled an Act directing the mode Of
selling unseatcd lands fer and for other purpo
passed the 18Th day Of March 1915, and the fur
ther supplements thereto passed the 18th day of
March 1917 aud the 2Jth March IS3l and gth March
IS47 the Treasurer of Colnbid County hereby gives
notice To all persons concerned Iheren that unless
the County, Road. school, Poor Bounty aud STATE
Taxes due on the following lracts of unseated lands
situate in Columbia County are paid before the day
Of sale, the whole such parts of each tract wi
pay tn ard costs rhlrgeahie IN reou, will be
sold al the Court toHse IN the town OF Boom~burg.
County of Columbia Ihe Second Monday III June
next and by djou-n from aay day
for aTTeaTaCcs Of taxes due said CoHnty ana the
cots accrued on tach tract respectively
No. OF AcREs WARRAsrEEs OR OWNERS TWP c
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GRAND JJKVGS---aaY TERN, 1854 6

BLOOM-AgGstns Mason
BOR. BERWICK, James Jacoby.
ERIARCgEEk-JOse LamOn,
BENTON John Keller
CENTRE Elrazer n. Bess,
FiSHINGCREEk-Cyrp NIcHcnry.
GREEN " GOD Francis Roat David Masters.
HEMLOCk-Isaac Pnrse, Hiram ID. Appleman,
JACkSn N-Jaco5 Young.
lOCUST-Silas DOdsnn, John Kline,
RELATIONSHIPS WeIlfver ilugh McCoIiam, Jacob
T. Wrflivpr, Richard Fruit.
Nj tUNTPLEASANT-N Kitchen,
PiNE-Enoch Fox, Abiiah Girion,
SUGARLOAF Aiinas Cole
SCOTr-Daniel Snyder, Aaron Boon, Charles Lee
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R2~ John Rantz, one of the Fort 8Iiffiin
prisoners, from this county, called at our
Office last week lie is enjoying excellent
health, and re;oices, exceedingly, IN the en-
couraging prospects of a speedy triumph of
Democracy, law, and liberty, over Abolition
tyranny, lawiessness and oppression As
we predicted, he lives to.see his prosecutor
hang their heads with shame-he lives to
see the highest tribunals of the land pro-
nounce those acts, by which he and hundreds
Of others, were tried and condemned, to be
unconstitutional, illegal, unnecessary and
dangerous usurpations Of power
E We thank our friends in different
parts Of the county. for sending US subscrib-
eTs, and also, for their numerous communi-
cations of encouragement to US, and opposi-
ton to the new paper of this place. We
have great confidence in the Democracy
we know our friends and the friends of the
country-we know that our ranks are filing
up and are flushed with success Clymer
goes before and Will lead us to victory. Did
we think it necessary, we would publish
your communications of irmness; but we
know of none who doubt your faithfulness to
Democratic principles. While, on the other
hand, the numerous, terrible, astonishing
and violent communications, which I'll the
columns of the Republican, clearly show
that, in the language of one of its Senators,
the Republican 1arty is crumbling to
pieces. And in this county it is evidently
in its death struggle.
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Tla IlgRUNKAEsasS

reformed inebEate would be happy to communi
cate ree cf charse) TO many of his fellow beings
as viii address him. very important aud useful in
formation and place in their hands a sure cure for
the love Of sirous Drink of any kind Tn is infor-
nation is freely offered by who has narrowly
capped druhkard' = grave. Address,
SESH B. HENO ERSON.
No. 9 Broad Street. New York.
March % I9G6 Am
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:. EKROHA or YOUIH

A gentleman who suffered for ypars from Nervous
Debility Prem Decay all the effects OF youth
lu indiscretion will, for the sake Of suf ring hu
MAINLY send free to ali who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
users experience, do so by addressing
JOHN e. OGDEN
No 10 Chambers / , New York,
Fell, 2S' I966.-Iy.-S.M.P.
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s~ We congratulate the members of
the German Reformed Church, of this
place, in the selection of their new Pastor,
Rev. L. c. Shive. Last Sunday we enjoyed
the pleasure of hearing his arguments in
favor Of the gospel Of Christ, and his ear
nest invocation to his hearers to assist him
in fulfilling its requirements He is single
man, about % years of age,-an excellent
English and German scholar inviting in his
address and very fluent and correct speak
er. We bespeak for him a living ..congrega-
ton. y.
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623. HOOP SRiRTS, e28.
EEopkiB's 'Sygn Make"
MANUFACTUEED and SOLD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
No 628 ARCH Street puILAD'A.

The most complete assortment of La lies Misses
and ChIIdren's HOOP SKIRTS, IN this City gotten
IL EXPRESSLY TO meet the WANTS Of FIRST GLASS
TRADE :elnhracing the newest and most desirable
STYLES aud Sizes Of Gore Trails 80 OF every lehgth
- from 81 TO yds. round,-2O To So Springs, az
90 s. 90. Plain Skirts, all lengths, from y 10 yds.
round the bottom at 81 80 to 50 ID.
Our line Of Misses and Chiidren's SKIRTS, are
proycrbiaHy beyond all competition for variety ol
stylcs aud sizes we'll Tor finish and durabIli-
tv varying from 10 33 inches IN length, g. to -
CpriErS at - cents u So -. All Skilts Of "DUR
OWN MAKE" are WARE .NrED to give Satisfaction ;
but EuY none As SCCE unless they have, 'HOpkIn's 3
Hoop skirt Manuidciory, No J2o Arch Street
Stamped on eath lab
Also constantly on hand GOOD SKIRTS, Mapufac-
mfed in New York "a nd the Eastern states, when
We sell al very Tow Prcos. A lot of cheap Skiris-
IS -prings. - cents 30 s1uugs. 81 OO-35 springs,
81 Ij-30 pings, 81 % and 40 springs 81 so.
~ Skirts made 20 O dr. and Repaired
= TERMS GAsH. OEE PRICE ONLY
March :, lSG6.-4mus,
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aar The conclusion Of Judge Black 5 al

R9- The conclusion of Judge Black ar
gument, in this issue, crowds out our
usual variety of reading matter but it Is
50 sensible, forcible and applicable to the
people Of this county, that it should be
carefully read and studied by every Dem
ocrat, IN order to strengthen his long estab
lished faith and doctrine, and then should
be handed to his Republican neighbor in
order to aid hin, in making an open confes-
sion of his sins and transgressions
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S@ We publish, elsewhere in our col
umns, notice of the Harrisburg Patriot
and Uaior. Those of our subscribers who
who are inclined to take campaign paper
can make no better selection than the Paty1-
OF and Union. 1t is. in our opinion, one of
the very best edited papers in this country,
and is deserving the aid and support of the
Democratic party.
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SCHOOL TEAcHrR-If youyou will read our paper
carefully you will nd thatther are two candidates
for County superi ntendent Of this county.
Jou T-Y You are greatly. mistaken. O, c. Clay ).
surrendered himself learning that reward had
been offered for his apprehension, acc omplce
in the assassination Of President Lincoln. at the
same time declaring his innocence.
miss May. or BLOOM We think. itwas more un-
seeoing OF you u asking favor ofths young at
that time. than for him to refuse il If you are
not .iisned with our consult wall bred
lady.
7th. w -K.The principal deposits Of Anthracite
Coal is between the Delaware and susquehan ma riy-
ers ia PennsyIyania. It is supposed tobe iHexhaust
able,
eth Nearly OOeo tons Of pig ircn were made in
me United states, in 1850 and more than half of It
an Pennsylvania.
9Th Zinc is procured from the lead regions Ofshe
upper Mississippi and is also found in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey.
10th. According to the last census. New York has
more population than British Amnries
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Notice in Divorce.

T. the Common PleIs Of Col umbia County
Caroline Snyder Aud now, TO wit April. .le6f.
by her next friend an alias Subpoena in divorce
Adam Wilhelm, having been returned aud re
SpOndent not having been
Lafayette Snyder. found in the County upon mo-
ton Of E. u. Baldy, Attorney for Libqllant Court
grant a rule upon Respondent show why ni-
vorce n vIScULo NATRINosn should not be decreet in
the above stated case reiurnable the sal Court OF
Common pleas, Monday. May, Z, Is66
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
bloomsbury, April H. 1866 -6w