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SHERIFF. SALES.

EQy vifsue OF several mFits of vendiii oni
A. exppnas and FL Fa 10 me directed, is.
sued OH Of the Court of Common Pleas of
ColUmb bia county will be exposed 10 public,
sale, a, the COURT HOUSE. in Blooms
burg, on MONDAY, The 5lh DAY OF
FEBkUARYss 1865 al / O'Clock in The af.
ternoou Of said day. The following real
estate 10 Wit:
a certain lracI o: piece of land situate in
Fishingereek township Columbia comfy.
bounded and described as follows 10 Wit :
On the west by land OF Adam BeIlas, OF
the North hy iard OF Jonas Doiy, on the
south by land ofGsorge Heath, late bought
Of Appssman on The east by land OF John
Bosion, containing about forty FIVE acres
more or less, whereon are erected a frame
dwelling honse and frame barn with The
sppunenauces.
Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as the properly 0: Jacob YaPle.
ALSO,
certain lot or piece of~sround situate
in The town OF Benton, Columbia conn,y
containing one fourth Of an acre, bounded
as follows Cn the north by lot of Adam
LUZ on The east by public road, on the
south by loi Of ClemueI Mctienry and nn
The wPs By an alley whereon is erected
a large frame Cabinet shop and frame
sable with the appurenances.
Selz d, taken in execution and TO be
sold as the property of Samuel c. Krick
banm.
ALSO,
The undivided one-ninth part Of all that
cesi4in tract ci land situate in NJ ffl,n twp
Coinm ba county, containing one hundred
aGd fifteen acres, SouHed on the west ~
i <rT I ,.f-1 Iii tt,.,
and ess, by lands OF Cornelius Kirkendall
aud IN the south by lands OF Abram Mes
teller, wherein Is erected log house aud
. frame barn wI;h tie anpurisuances
Syized lsken in execution aid 10 be sold
as The pfopery oI A5r ierlocher.
ALSO,
ioi Of ground silnare IN South Blooms
burg, Col. county. adjoining lot OF Wm.
Bidemau on The soutn, Railroad street on
the we>I lot OF Mrs Margaret Dawson o IN
the north aud Blackberry alley on The east
being thirty fee, wide aud ore hgndred and
ffts five - e. deep more or less, whereon
u erected a plank dwelling house win Itie
appvrieEauce-.
Sized, takrn in execution and 20 he
soii as he properly of lGeo5ai " Oaw-
sou.
ALSO,
A certain tract or piece Of land situate
in Beaver toweShip, Columbia comfy, con
taiuiug one hundred and twenty i've acres
bounded on the sonih by lands OF Tsnch
Coke aid lands of Ertcs and Shunan also
the Causwissa Rail Road, on the ives, by
ianl cf David Brown on he north by lands
Of Henry Hsrfiser on he east by lands OF
John T Y, vlth 5he appnrtenances
Seizad, taken in OK cUlioh and 10 be sold
rs the properly Of Lewis FtIger
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff
Shera's Office,
Blnnmshnrs Ian 8 iSf6 (
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Meeting OF the citizens of Bloomsbure,
was called on Friday evening. the 5ih insr..
for The purpose Of appointing delegates 10
the Shad Couveniien, TO be held in Harris
burg. on the tenth OF this month. Very
few citizens were present. and very little in
iersst appeared TO be taken in .Ihe move
msni. b. W. Rinker was chosen Presi-
dent Of the meeting, and Samuel Snyder.
rscrs'afy. Z. b. BrOckway, Esq stated the
otjectoi The meeting in few words, after
which upoo motion Of "a WhHmoyer. ESQ,
G. 3. Brockway was appointed delegate
Upon motion Of c. B. Brockway, P. John
w.s appointed another dsleza's 10 accom-
paay nf. Broekway 10 Hsrri~burg
The meeting hen adi5urned.
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DAsrsL NcHESSy, E-q., our late efficient
C"un'y Treasurer, Ia, .sliled his accounts
w'ih The Commissioner. and reiired from
Office. he leaves ihs Treaeury in good
'rondliion, having served Inc peo7ie, agree
sbly to their interes.s. aud iG manner
creJiisble to himself.
issuccessor, Joes J SFrLEs Esq teirg
a man Of business habits, and iore>i. .a:. viii
IN ske an equally worthy officer
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TIE County Andi,orr, Commissioners
and Treasurer met on Toe FIRST OF January
and settlement OF The County affairs was
made. statement. which viii appear in
due line, will show l5ai eat faaaces are IN
a most foarishirs coni,iion, considering
the disadvantages under waicn he commu-
hiiy has faboEe4 rof The pas; fonr years =
The Cor-aissioasrs male he following ap.
pSmlfnen,s Tor The presen. year; viz:
r. c. FauIT, Clerk.
w. War, Atorney.
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aSSgGSEEs'S NOTICE.
AUDITORS Notice.

Estate of isotah BHhl dec
THE undersigned, an Auditor appoiuiei
by The Orphans Couu of Columbia couniy
10 distribute the iunds in The hands Of Seth
B BowmFn and Isaiah Bower admini,irs-
tors OF Isaiah BAIL, deceased, will attend 10
the duties OF his appointment al his otIic-
in Berwick, on Wednesday. lhs gath Ia, Of
Jan, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sI whirh
tine and place all persons interested are
notified TO preseni their claims nr be debaf
red from coming in on said fund
NJ. NJ. TRAUGH, Auditor
Dec. ct, 1865 -iw 81 80.
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TBE lais cold weather has afforded our
citizens gooI opportunity 10 Gil their sce
homes win very pore and solid ice, and
they are riasing good use OF their time IN
preparing Tor the warm days o; summer.
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tbs Legislature adj1nrAed, on tssz 81
int until "Wednesday to-day, and after a
session OF lev days, al this lime, il IS sup
posed that !. sill again adiourn ard sv all
the Governors rsiurn iron Cubs.
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DO Not Delay a Moment, but buy
Immediately III
"A VERY SMALL CAPITAL IS SUFFI-
ClENTil!!

The most certain way 10 amass very
large fortune in a few moments, j. TO boy
the editor OF The Republican for his worth, as
sstimaied by The majority of Republican,,
ia this county and sell him for the value he
puts upon himself. The investment should
not be made until purchaser is found, as
The ''crilier" might not be saIahle.
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UPoS The departure CT Gov Cur,in, on q
voyage for the recovery Of his Health, be
Legislature, mefe'y saiirc TIE cauee cf his
absence ExcsPI IhS~, no information or IN
sirecions have bees ssnl 10 that bod! ifon
The Governor.
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AT special meeting OF the BInomsturs
Local Senate on Thsrsday evening Dec i,
2s.h, 1858, " Wir, ESQ was e.eeied Pre-
Sdsni. e. 3 Brockway, Esq. Wee President,
aud A. F. Yost SeeretaTy
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ALIEs Mann, E-o. OF Beaver Valley,
Columbia County, has opened an Office, as
Convey aucer Sc Read his advertisement
in another colnmn.
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THx School Directors Of Ceolra ard
Madison di~.ricis, in'ihIs couniy, have pro-
cured full se;s Of Cefnell'~ Outline Maps for
ea-h school OF The respective dIslricls.
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BY resolution Of the House Of RePreaen-
iaiiye the use Of ihe House is granted 10
the Pennsylvania Shad Convention, on
"Wednesday the IOih Inst
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MORO PHILLIPS

Super Phosphate Of Lime. BGugh &.
Sons RaO Bone Phosphate, IA large
and small quantities, and Pure War
ranted Lake Salt, at wholesale 6. retail.
for sale 65 J. II. ,HARM.9N.
Juiy 81. 1865. Rupert Station.
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yaLuABLE real Estate il advertised, to be
soid al Sheriff's Sale. on Monday The tirsl
day OF February Cont.
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Tax coolest day of this Winler-Last
Monday morning. Thermometor. o degrees
below zero.
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iiiiiiE5XICO! !! MEXICO!!
$50, 100000 LOAN
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.

Tcenty-uear Coupon Bonds IN Sums
of $50. SI00, $500, and ST. goo.
Interest seven Per Cent, Payable i'm
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Principal aud Interest Payable in GOLD.
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on TEE DOLLAR,
10 o. s. Currency, thus yielding an Interest
of Twelve per cent. in Gold. or Seventeen
per cent. in Currency. al the present rate
of premium on gold.
The frsl years interest already pro.
vied.
THE EO5T DESIRABLHINVESTBENT
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Il LARGE FORTGNElf
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EXECUTORS S.AEf:
FalaIabIe ReaJ Esin'f 4

WILL be exposed TO Fo5lic sale a. I
Ve late dwelling house oil WlJsIAl
COLE. deceased. in Benton townsh,p, q
lumbia county, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF JAN, iss
a, 10 O'Clock in lhe forenoon OF said d..
the following DESCRIBED real estate, to- 81 !
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
sitnale in Benton township, CoiunbJa Il
adjoining lands OF the heirs of john Ia
bach on lhe east, and other lands heip, 9 i
10 the estate OF The said William Cei-'
The north, sou.h, and Ues:, containing III
ACRES more or less. " he.eoa- are eI.csl
4 LARGE IND V.4LUABLE Gfli
MIL, containing three pair of Ssore-I
Saw &dl D~eIline House and Stable.
ALSO, Il certain Plantation and Tfar'
Land, situate 10 Benton township, ain
said, adjoining IaaIs Of Benjamin Brink
the north. the heirs of John Lau5acn
the easi, Eishin2cTee K. on ihe wsSi, ana
Mil tract above described on the sou
containing SEVENTY ACRES. mofo
less, v hersoH are erecle5 TWO $40
Gtoaa Eswcss5Esg EzOuSc4
A LARGE FRAME BANK BARN,
ont houses about Fi..y Acres Is imPfo
land.
ALSO, a certain uoci Of land situate
Benton lO"ne1iD ahcrssai3, a"d on
west side of F.shiaGcrssk, adjoining Ia
o. BsuIauin Brink on lbe Horih, adjniH
the manor tract on Tue sCrlh, Samuel II
mau aud Others on the wesl, and Fish
creek en- the east. containing
EIGHTY ACRES
more less. abonJ twenty acres cleared
The balance timber land there is on
premises blacksmith shop. ALSO,
other lrart OF land- spuals in Sngariosf
Ia said comfy. adjoining lands of -
Cole on ,hs nurh. Jacob Krnble and g,
uei Hess On the sou'h and west, and q;
auds OF William Cole Gu TIE east =
tanning =
ONE HUNDRED s TWENTY ACl
{ wore or less, shnu. eishy acres impr
( land, the resiiUe iig!het: there are OF
premises = lwo siory !raE,e dwelling nd
fame barn, oui bnildings, and
/ orchard.
Also, Tact OF Woodland, si,ua
I Sunarloaf twp. Aforesaid, adjoining
+ Of Montgomery Cole acd Flshinrcree
lie ea,I, A.iuds Cole on the north. Cd
south by lands ol lo.in Swartwoui, az
the west by oihel lands # the decd
containing ahout EIGHTY ACRES.
The above lands TO be. sold pursus
The DIRECTIONS contained in tse last wi
testament OF William Cole, deceased.
| diGons and terms Of sale will be
known On dav Of .aIe. by
5iONTGOMERY COLE
THOMAS 3. COLE.
Executors Of TViiiom Cots, dess4
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CLOVERsEED WANTED.

The undersigned will pay tie highest
market pficee Tor CLOvERSERD.
PAxfONsS HARMAN.
pnan-f %, 1rco
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& sAER INvNaT TGEEEs1r 9
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LOOK HERE.

THE VERY FLATTERING SUPPORT
heretofore given to- the late fIm ol JAMES
:. McNjNCH n CO., induces the under
signed 20 enter 0pOH The business Of
Me CHANDIZING
upon somewhat new plan. The credit
system has been an INJURY 10 bota buyer
and seller, and Iheretore
JAMES 8. R7cNBNCEa
proposes TO open on the 1851 day Of the
m onlh Of November, a. D. 1865 in
@ - A@ ~ vyG - - -
THE HOST COMPLETE IND
Ell 2G.ANT STOCK OF
-NEGg GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY:
consisting OF every variety aud qealiiy . {
staple and fancy goods,
GROCERIES, t>UEENSWARE, HARD
WARE,
aud all soFls of articles kept in a country
store 40 be sold
OGNAP E0R CASH.
OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE.
The whole business TO be conducted on
the system of pay as you 90; and al cheap.
er raies han any other house. Call anu
judge lof yourselves.
JAMES S. McNlNCH.
November 5, 1863.
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WIDOWS APPRAfsEMENTS.

oheTiH 5 Uulce,
Bloomsbury, Jaa 8, 1865
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PROSPECTUS, FoTs 1865.
spIendid A,ray OF ralen,.

he LADY9S Is TIRTIgNDe
The New York herald., 1866-05-20

Moravia are fully armed and victuaed for siege The
army in venetia under Archduke Albert is said to be
one hundred sixty thousand strong but will keep
the defensive, while the grand army in Bohemia under
Benedek which, after all the reinforcemens have joined
IT, will number three hundred thousand, commences
offensive operations against Prussia The Emperor
himself is expected at headquarters. attended by
a whole posse of Archdukes and from whence he would
make an excursion to Pntz TO have an interview with
King of saxony To raise money for the approach
ing campaign he has pledged the crown domains for
sixty millions Of FORMS and has gone the length OF
morgagng the great salt works OF Weczka the yield or
which Is estimated at six millions of forns per annum
Bavaria is also arming, though she does not appear
much inclined 10 side with Austria, Notwithstanding the
near relationship between the two regning houses and
the efforts of the party at Munich on behalf
of the apostolic empire She probably intends TO maintain
neutral POSITION in which she VIII De supported Dy "ur
emberg Baden and other second and third rate govern
mens, who, when united, will be strong enough 10 make
this neutrality reported by either party and to prevent
the flames of from extending to Southwestern Ger
many.
The relations between Prussia and Italy are becoming
more and more cordial The Kreuz Zeituag, which for
years has been ravng against Victor Emanuel and
prophesying downfall of his revolutionary kngdom
acknowledges that under the present circumstances II
would be folly for Prussia not TO ayao herself OF the
services of SO valuable an alley and that in such
theoretical scruples must yield to practical
utility The Stats Angeigr of last night
announces that Count Barra, the Italian Ambassador
at Berlin received the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle
and that the second and third class Of the same order
have been conferred his secretary OF legation and
aches. As II Is the custom sucn
be passed at the conclusion of treaty. 1t is fair 10 infer
that some document Of the kind has been signed by
Italy and Prussia.
looked for with intense interest Most people think II
will be tantamoun declaration OF war; but not few
are of opinion that at the last moment the Cabinet OF
Vienna will recoil from struggle fraught with such
tremendous consequences, and in which defeat would
involve the destruction of the empire Unfortunately
for the Austrians they have got themselves in
such a fix that they cannot give way without
utterly losing caste among the Powers OF Eu-
rope and sustaining a moral humiliation more
CALLING them the loss OF half dozen battles II they &C
TO war they least the chance Of beating Prussia
and debating the terms OF peace, whereas II they SUP
mt now they only encourage Prussia TO raise fresh
demands which they will ultimately have TO resis
under still more unfavorabie auspices than at present
resistance
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uhuonsu'ueional Vno oi my principal ooJections 20
Is the injury tha wiIi necessarily n1ict upon the
nesIo, "ho VIII reay ue tne greatest suherer oy u.
Nseahs Dc Nuoes special tribunal ior the hvestsauon
VI oaseS W witch nc s party invests nun WIN
ver,a oesree oi superiority over wh'e men ~ assuues
tnat III cases whicn VIII come up ior aoJuo,ca.'on e
negro ~ righ ana the S&he man is wrong ~ VIII ieau
70 continual trouble ana annoyance anu ne iesui. WI w
DC that iaher than place himself IN te Poso .na. u
VIII uhuer Tue making OF TINS ia" .hc "hi'o iuau ~
aold as lar as may DC emPioylhg vi ananins
CONTRACTS with negroes, preerring 10 enpov w'e len
IN all cases where 1t is praccaoe, ~ WIN a .ne. ne
placed AT heart ON an eq9ay peioIe 'uu & "
DO you not thhk, asheu NM as' e o s,' epIa pSjh
iegsiatlon necessary IN ,ne nc" s'. VI "s "iou ~,
mas resulted from lhe aooiIlon Vi se'y, " ,no
negroes formerly slaves from oppiess@o, @ , @ ", v i,
II Is ne repneu, i' 81 s.ouiu @ % e p bv y y @ Iva To-
nesatules le 70 , ,,i,a ~ ~ ,ha ac,naI roIations
IN the Sou,h anu hno" ,her " o., a,,aro,s ~, ,e~isio,a
oetween inaste anu % Ssosit,an 20 onnrass ,ha nacro
ior US We nre no % h ~ " a, m aossina s sr
put On the o9ntli' heeva tha, ,ha " aaaci or he en-
ns new ~ h ci, pgh,s b;i in Tho Southern States
@ h m reaie Confusion disorder and in feeling and
w. Ia 20 Of nnitey more injury than service TO the neeo
" The % " ssmmmer resortsn of Paris are now omen and
ranidlv onenine The uMabIlleri with its blooming
ma terres lis brilliant illuminaons its delicious music
and its asti womep-the hest representatives of the
or race of Parsopened wide it's gates for the benefit
of those who are fond of the sort of uParsan life, It
exhibits on Saturday evening The less aristocratic
Cosere de Ilas the loved resort of the students of
the Latin quarter and the few remaining and rather
fosszed represe natiyes of the race which
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and then determine whether he individually Props
person be admitted Gan you have to do II traitor
comes is to send him back to the people, saying we
won't deny you the right TO be repre-
sented, but we demand that you shall send
loyal representative And then, when they
send you loyal member you have any better evi-
party, however, which knows that every Southern
member will join its opponents, is not likely TO be con-
yerted by any arguments, however oogent II remains
for the country determine how far 1t will support the
majority in Congress, and this only be shown by
popular elections they occur We believe II will be
necessary for the Southern States give the negroes
equality before the law before Northern opinion will
support the President in bringing back their representa-
tiyes to Washington. But chen justice done 10 fks
coored population there io be a trcng 70 shake -
the nirdion Of the republican party, and TO heal d
,y unds which the has made The American people,
in the Eastern States at least sympahze with the Pres
dent but seem TO believe that he has gone rather too
fast If be has skill equal TO his determination he may
still gain his ends reconcile the conquerors and the
quered and prove himself the author of enduring bene
fits 10 his country.