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Tbs LsglsIaturs.

The Legislature ofihis Siale mel on the
I'd inss.,-and organized by-eiecing one of
the most radical Of the opposition, in the
spsrson of'JAMEs R KELLEY, of Washington
econnly, as Speaker. As legislator he bas
had considerable experience and II is ex-
pecied thai he will dispatch business rapid
ly, imparislIy, and use his best efforts 10
preserve harmony and deccrum through the
entire session. With all his rad,calsm we
look for nothing more -filan strict enforce
ment.of the rifles ard laws governing the
Legislature. His political views and opin-
ions have nothing to do with his course as
'ihs presiding officer OF iha, body. I, is
as Speaker, and attempt to iuAicl upon The
Legislature any OF the faGatical notions and
whims, respecting The American citizen OF
African decent, Of himself or his parry
10 assuming the duties of the chair heavy
responsibility rests upon him. and in his
remarks on taking his position as Speaker,
be seems not nnacquainted with those du-
Ties. His address was, in The main, couch
ed in language more applicable 20 po-
litical gathering than Legislative body
He goes as far as Sumner, Stevens & Co.
ever attempted to 60 in Iaudalion of negro
freedom, The result OF the war. This was
expected oI him. as he is the representative
m an of that trsdical portion of the Republi-
can party, which placed him in the chair;
and did he not serve them, or at least give
them some guarantee in iha, dreciian, in
his early message he would have been cor
sidered neglectfuI of his duty and acting in
bad faith 10 his party. Il is mol claimed bu,
what more conpetent man, for The posi-
'tion of speaker than Mr.. Kelly, might have
been selected, but il is doubted very mach
whether q more uue man 10 his party
friends could have been found
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Aufl Iar'S Eatira.

Maria Fuller, ct, al Lavari Fartss.
w. No 80. DC
S [. Bcale s. NJ B Berl-. Tenn. 1865.
The mouey raised On ihe above wa.
having been ruled irto Cnur,, uu mo'i'n q
John q. Frseze. tie Codu aPpouei VI. Z.
J@ckson, Auditor, 10 d'>'ribu,p the fnnj 10
q nj among he lien crrd sor- er'rl-d ihere-
20 srcoriiua 70 law TDs iniiIcr VII 1T
tend al the Office Of Ro5er 2 Clark E,q
in Bloomsburg. on Friday, January 26lh,
1856 al tsn o'clock in the forenoon Of sad
Jay, for he rurpose OF performing rhe iu-
ue~ Of hs appointment; aud al prf-On.
having ary claims upou sa,.l luri are
are hereby notified aad required - make
their cIaiu- 5eiafa a..d AuN N'!, ar b. ior.s
ever deJarfed from rumlru a. oB .ard innd.
81 Z. JACKSON. Auditor,
BIooM>burg Dee u, 1868 --4w 81 30.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR FEBRUARY
TERM. A. ID. 1866,

]. Rachel Morgan by her next friend VIM
NJ. Hoaeland ys Richard Morgan
2. Stephen Baldy vs. Caiaw issa, William
Sport & Erie K R.. Company
3. Vim. |. Lancevs harman G Cteveliag
A. Wm L Lance vs Thos. Crtvelins el al
5. El1ah McMurlfie lndor>ee Of Aaron
Wolf vs. Christian Wolf
6 jacob Harris Us Peer Jacohy.
7. Russell p Sucker VS. Wn. Keller
8. Jacob Hopler vs. William Slaubach s.
ChrlstianBa bis wife
9. Jacob Shuman vs. The Catawissa Rail
Road company.
10. Hugh McReJ nolds vs. Peter olphaui.
IL. Adam Deiilerich VS. Jere Jacoby
l2 Abraham Hartman VS. Silas D L gar.
10 BENZ Werman VS. Miles A. Williams.
IA George A. Herring VS. Peter Miller.
Is. Edward Heilner VS. the Tocusl NJ Rail
R. & Iron Co A. w. Rea, & s Feusr
man
IS. Chamberlin for use of Hockenborg, ys
Silas D Edoar.
II. John Hinierl er VS. John Jameson.
is B. F. Reiehard Vi Geo Paterson st al
10. Aaron Bloom y RPubsu Siller.
90 Jonoihan Wolf, indorsee Of Gsadis,
Marsh & Co IS GecrgeH H Ffess
81 JonoIhan Wolf, IHdorsee Of Gedjis,
Marsh & Co. rs George Il. Freas.
~ M2lhiG9 ITCnSUe, Vs Inc tUD. oi scott.
20 Jacob Remley ys ihs Caiswissa f. 4.
Company.
81 Bum, Rsiquel, & Co rs Levi Kn'z.
25 Anna B. DeighmIler, IS Il Deighmillsr
26 William Lamon IS Peer Hayman,
27 William lamnn vs. John Vanpet
% Administrators OF Joseph Paxton, dcc'd
VS. Williani l. Lance
% Moses Fansi & Samuel K. Phillippi va
Joseph FCeek owner or reputcd 6wder
80 JACOB Shuman " John 9. Hua'singer.
81 Atraham Swisher &c Samp RiE5y
50 ). NJ. F,eck 6. Cows Clinton Dewitt.
80 Robert Gouen rs Twp Of Conynghan.
81 Eli Jones IS Miles &. Abouu & Richgrd
3 Msaa2h,
50 William Eyer vs Peer s B4iher.
Sc Greenwood Fwp. rs Samuel Bogar.
81 Sylvester J Faux " i-aac Whi,e
% Sy lves,er Faux ~ l-aec While,
80 Christian T Kuspp " School Direstof~
ol Bloom Twp,
20 Wright Hrahss SIS Peter Nil'er
Al lie sis c Green VS. lrsac White,
~ Mary Green vs. Isaac While
43 Andrew Snyder vs John Shsaler
JESSE COLEMAN, Pioih'y.
Prothouoiary's Office,
Blooms burg, January 81, 1866
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Wa EoTIcE that grea! anxiety is manifest
ed TO know who will be chosen Chairman
OF the Houss Committee on Railroads, the
most important position in the gili OF the
Speaker, and o1e which, Of coDtse, the
PhiIadeIphiaus are Iaboring hard 10 secure
IL is. apparently 10 their inleres, 10 control
thai Conmiilee, and they are in rhe sscen-
-dency so far as that is concerned. At easi,
such are the present Indications. James n.
-Kerns, OF that city, desires the position, as
Chairman, but has no hackers, and Elisha
W. Davis, who but a short time ago resld-
ed in Venango comfy, bot now represents
the Seventh District of Philadelphia, is
spoken Of. If The great fight comes of be-
tween the Pennsylvania Central and the
Atlantic and Great Western Com psnies, as
anticipated, this session, surely no Phila-
delphian shoule receive the position, and il
is only TO Le regretted :hat sufficient time
Goes not eIapse before the naming of the
committees, to allow the press Of rhe State
TO come ont and show Speaker Kelley The
absolute necessity OF giving The Chairman
ship to soms disinteres;ed Representative
from The interior We all know the impor-
lance Of the post; we all understand why
II is so much coveted. Present indications
are that Dir. Kelley is goiug 20 do the fair
thing in making up bis committees. Il is
not expected: though, that he will give TO
the Democrats many Charm mapship-, or
even leave any OF his Committees in the
Republican minority. No, he; that would
be disioyoi, and for such an act he might be
impeucked
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B'oomsburs, Dee q. ls6s-as So
Aud5:Or's Notice.
E.ials z C0alad Feast.rmocAer, Ascee

Estate q Conrad Feasiernocher, dscea'si.
THE dude igaed, Auditor appointed hy
he Orphans Ccuu Of Columbia county, %
lake disrihntion Of The fond IN the hands
oil BsBlamiu P Former and Lewis Yeuer,
Executors Of Cnafad Fen-iermacher, dec i :,
among tie several hPi:s OF Tie Gecedsnl l.,
The orier established by Law. viii attend ~
his office ia tinonshur-. on THURSDAY,
TIE 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1865. sI
10 O c'Hck, An, OF said day, Tor he purpose
OF makinr the distribution Al per~ou.
having claims or demands again-t ,gs -.
tate 81 he deceieu', are ro'lfi-d TO pre,ent
them tn the Auditor on hat day. or b. d--
haired rom ronirs IA for share nj Ih.
iuud. JOHN g FREEZE. Auditor.
Bioomshu-g. Dee 81, 1865 -FS g. So.
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THe Philadelphia Mercury thus pays it's
respects to Thad, Stevens and Carl Schurz !:
And who is Mr. Stevens! Not Penn
sy!vanian, thank God, bat a Yankee iniru
der into this Sia:e, whose rePuted wife is a
negfo, aud whose children are muiauoes ~
sAnd who is Carl Schurzl A wrelched
,advenlnrer, who, traitor To his native
land, fed hiiher for refuge, kept a lager
beer saloon in this city, and falling in thai,
has lived ever since on the Government
that has rescued him, from the penalty OF
treason aud The obscnriiy Of sculion."
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A few days ago the mayor of Springfield,
Illinois, and forty 'prominent cirzsns,'
made carriage pilgrimage 10 the lomb OF
Lincoln, on rhe invitation and al lhe expense
OF negro minstrel troupe. The minsrels
performed some ''pieces," which drew
forth speech from the mayor aud ares 2onse
from the leader OF the ironpe. The Chicago
Times lhiuks "i, mrsl have been moving 10
see Bones and the Tamborine standing in
reverenl silence before the tomb, their jokes
hushed, and their thoughts remote from
ccnundrums and donble intendres." Il ex-
poets that the proprietor of the learned pig.
and the exhibitor of the double headed calf
will next make pilgrimage under the may
or's protection, 10 be assured that be hopes
they twill meet with the success which
their loyalty and meriiorious ability so richly
deserve" "Wax 6ggers" seem TO be look
Ing up.
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HON IcrrE.-The Fowdyism which pre-
graceful in the extrems, and cuIm mated, in
the evening, in bruial murder. II seems
that an alteration took place on North
Hanover street, near THUDIUM's hotel, be-
tween a party of soldiers and some citzens.
One Of the parties charged tho other with
passing a counterfeit note. Words gave
rise 10 bows-pisioIs were drawn and
seversl Shots fred by both parties. One of
these shots took effect in the person of a
soldier from the garrison, named Elijah c..
Penn. The ball entered the lower part OF
the stomach and passed up through the
heart, causing instant death. An inquest
was held upon the body by Coroner Smith,
alter a post-morlem examination. verdict
was rendered IN accordance with the facts
stated above.
No clue has yet been found as 10 wko
fred the fatal shet, bat several OF the parties
have been committed 10 Jail on charge OF
rot. Penn wass a young man, Iwen.y-;hree
years old, and was . native of Moor6eId,
Hardy county, Va. He had but recently
enlisted in the service of the Unned States,
at Governors Island, New York. and was
sent 10 this place but few days before his
death The authorities are spairiug 40
efforts 10 fix the The commission of his
crime upon the guilty paries, aud we trust
they will be successful american Foiun
teeT.
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very destructive fire broke out in Phil
adelphia, at O'Clock on the Sd insl., in
Chestnut street. The buildings 607 Cdes,-
nut street, occnpyed by Harnedeo's Express
Comany, 6o3 and COS, by RockhiI and
Wilson, wholesale cloihiers, and by 6O9
Perry and Company, cloihiers. were almost
entirely destroyed The walls { ell into the
street, and some OF the 6remen were ieiur
ed. The loss viI certainly not fall shsrt o.
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Court Proclamation.

NHEREAS the Honorable Wm. El~sll.
President Judge oil the Cour, Of Oyey
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
Court OF Quarler Sessions Of the Peace aud
Couri Of Common Pleas and Orphans, Court
ia The 26lh judicial District, composed OF
the counties al Columbia, SuiIivan aud Wv.
oming, and the Hons. Sfephen Balcy and
John Mcheynolds, Associate Judges OF Co.
lumbia CO., have issued their )recepl, bear.
ing Gale one ihousand eight hundred aud
sixiy-six, fpd 10 ire directed lcT holding p
Court oi Oyer and Terminsr, and General
Jaii delivery, Qnar'er Sessions oi the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans CGur', iu Blooms
burg, in lbe county o. Columbia on The rsl
Mopisv. BENZ the 5th-day OF Feb. next.
and to continue one week
Notice h. hsFrSv gwen 10 the Coroner, lie
Justices Of he Peace ard Ccusrables OF TIE
said County Of Columbia, thai they - lheu
and there iH their proper persons az 10 o.
clock IN The forenoon of saint day, with their
records iuQui~i,ioa- and Other remenl BRAN
Css 10 20 hose things which 10 their Offices
apDeT'ain 10 be done. And hose thg, are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute again,
The prisoners that arc o; may. be 10 ihe Jai'
Of said county oil Columbia, 10 be theu end
there 10 prosecute then as shall he jrs' Jr-
Fors are rrqres'ed 10 be prnc'Ual in ,asit
attendance, agreeably TO their rn'ico. da'ei
at Bloomsbury, the 2S;h day of Dec. IN the
year cf our Lord one lhou-ar q fi.f EuLd-e5
and siX}y-~ix and 10 the ejehgy-uinrh yees
al The ludepprdeuce Of tho Unred States cf
America. god save The nouwcal,a.l )
MANUEL SNYDER,
Sherid's Office, ! Saeua.
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GRAND JURORS FOR FEBRUARY
TERM 1865.
Bloom Morris c. SlcGn
Bor Berwick--CharIes d. Fowler.
BraEcfeek-Jacob Ma,ieIler, William
Lamon.
Beayef-Daniel Gearhart
Beuton-E J. Aioertson
Calawissa-Jacob DrumAeller
FishingcrI Iek-Samuel Shivs, As.has
Kline, JohuJ Hutchison.
Franklin-Joseph Bidef.
reenwoed-Richard Kitchen. ,
hemlock-James Roai, Hudson Girtou.
Locnsl-WliIiam Goodman, May
Sayder, Jonas Feuerman.
MI. Pieasant-Eiias Drei iblebis
Madi>on-Joseph c. Smith.
Jdckson-John kssIer.
Roaringc5eek- Henry Hoffman.
Scotl-Jsoob Terwilliser.
Sdsarioai-Joseph o. Hess, William P.
PeiteTman.
Jan 8, 1866.
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The seat Of C. NJ. Dsncan, Senator from
the district composed of Adams and Frank
lin, is contested upon the petition Of David
McConauehy.
Eon John c. Kunkei, Of Harrisburg, was
admitted as counsel for the contestant, and
j. Mcdowell Sharpe, ESQ. OF Chambers
burg, for the sitting Senator.
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TRAVERSE JURORS FOR FEBRUARY
TERM, 1865.
Bloom-A III. BnPer,
Beager-Heury Huderii'el.
BHarcEsek jacob Greasy, David ShaH.t.
Reubsa II Her. Nathan Mar;z
Beuton-S;ot Co.iey Thomas 5. Cole
John Davis.
Cauawissa--jscob Kreigh, Daniel Hsl
wig.
Coayrcham-S epheu Thomas.
Fishiugcreek-HagH MrBride.
Frank.in-Al0~es Hover jacob foreman.
Greenwood " us, JOS 5 Khue.
Observation-Disclosures Reese, Hugh D
McDt.G6.
Jackson-Joha Yorks
Locus.-Heny Fi.k. G Ia Ho@tr, Eta
Helwig
MifliG-Jacob Nuss
MomouE-Eysu Weliiver.
range-Abraham Coleman, Michael
Vance, John Snyder
Pne-Jacob Chsmoerlin, Valentine Via.
ter-teeH.
oariugcrsek- Benjamin Hauck.
ugarIoai-Andre Laubach, Henri c
Hess.
Sco't-Philip T. Hartman, John Kressler,
Daniel L. Everhau.
January, 8, 1866.
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IN THE Criminal Court Of the district of
Columbia, in the case of the United States
against Lieut. enant Smith, U. S. NJ, who
was charged with assault and battery, in
having by force of arms arrested mechan-
ic, who was employed a. work on board the
United States steamer Rhode Island, of
which Lieutenant Smith was executive
officer, Judge Fisher ruled that an officer
who ordered The arrest Of a civilian or
mechanic not connected with the service,
and did not take proper legal steps TO
have him elected from his vessel, was
guilty OF an assault and battery. Tne jary
convicted the accused, and fine Of forty
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Auditors Noticc.
EadIe Of WiNard G. E,,ren. dec,d

1.sF"'e y " INdFU Z. Ofcfn, Oe('d.
TIE UNDERSIGNED Auhi,or appoint.
Ell by the Orphans Court Of Coiumbi.
couniy, 10 distribute the fund ia the hands
oi Lewis {. Greene adminis,raror of VIII
l"fd Z. Greene, decd, 10 and among ,hs
creditors nf he said deceased, accnrtiog 10
the faies and proportions allowed hy law
v III ailend al his oibce IN Bioomsbura. ON
Monday, the 22d day Of January next, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said dav fnr the pur-
pose Of making distributions All persons
having riAims or demands Knain,l the es-
tate oil the decrdent, are notified 10 present
them 10 The Auditor on that day, or 10 be
debsrred lrc N coming 10 Tor share of the
ind. {. B. BROCKWAY,
Audiior.
Bloomsbury. Dec 81 is65.-4w So so.
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DREcroRs, Teachers, and others having
business al the Office of the County Super
intendsni, should come TO his Office on Sat-
uEdays, during This and mex; month, as he
will be travelling throughout the county on
official business on all other days Of hs
week
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A Democratic colemporary, in urging the
Democracy no, 10 be discouraged because
our party was "swallowed up" in the last
election, says :-'Remember the whale
swallowed Jonah. Jonah was heard of af-
terwards, the whale nersr."
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Congress-,

The Rnmp Congress re assembled on the
5lh inst, aud resumed The raid Upon The
Constitution with increased vieor. Senator
Sumner presented another proposed amead-
men. 10 this much abused covenant. decIar-
ing the Confederate debt void; aud Mr..
Williams, Of Oregon, followed with another,
providing tha, 20 power sFiail exist in Con-
gress TO appropriate money 10 pay for
emancipaled slaves
Sumner presented several petitions of
HcoIorsd people" praying for the security
of freedom 10 them. Thus goes legislation
By Congress. Curses against the Consiiu-
ZION, and praise of the Negro, are The only
works of this humbug.
Inihe House, they opened fire upon Brig.
ham Young, PoIygamy and Utah, then con-
sidered a proposition TO educate the chill
dren of the South. and hurried to renew
she fight against the President.
Mr.. SpaIding (Disunionis,) of Ohio, spoke
10 much earnest, against The Union. and
condemned the President for having turned
ihe Southern States over TO The civil anihor-
iiIss, and released them from military re
strain: BY military Goverpors.
Congress then sdiournsd until Monday.
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ADMlVLsTRAT0R,S NOTIcE.

Z tate Of Gsichesi Fry. iqic Of Mfia topn.
shiP, Columbia county, deed.
Z ETTERS Of administration on The es.
= la'e Of Michael Fry, late OF Mlffin
township Columbia county, have been
sraulei ry lie Register O! said comfy, 10
johu Il Heller, ESQ. OF Mjfiiiu twp, Cos
Iumbia county. Persons having claim.
against ihe estate Of Ihe deceden, are re-
quss'ed to present Them 10 the adminis,ra=
tor Tor ss.lleneu., and those indebted 10
he es,aie H..i make payment forthwith 10
JOHN Y. Heller,
NOy. p 1865 -6a. Atm'f
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DIED

On the oath uIt., Mrs. Elias Watts, OF
Greenwood, aged % years.
In Washington, on the 28lh ult., George
D. Everett, aged 6 years snd 27 days.
On the 25rh u!i., in Wes, Hemlock twp.
Mon,our county. Pa, WIN. T. Sheep, aged
% yeas, IL months aud days
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AT a picnic, while the party were re-
lreshing themselves over the eatables, an
old maid called for strong cup OF tea for
lady without milk.
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THe whites who we're arrested al Alex
andria on Christmas have been released by
The millnry authorities, but some of the
negroes are yel confined in the slave-pen
A sboddy shee; takes This noi as showing
upon whom The blame of .riotng rested bul
as proof OF military iriustice 10 the slncks
In Toe biased minds of suct journals>it can
not be conceived that negroes can ever De
in the wrong or lhs; white mer may be ever
in he right.
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TIE award OF prize money has been
footed up al the Fourth Auditors Office
The admiral who was in command of the
South Atlantic biocksding squadron derives
over ninety lhousaud dollars. This is the
Il rgast awa,d
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Auemus Ward says that his hair resem-
bes lovers on The eve separation. |, is hard
10 part.
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CHHS. C. BARkIEY,
Attorney 1T Law,
Cl0CUSDgRG, COLUMBIA C0,PA.

TyTiLL Practice in The several Courts Of
w ColDm5iac0ra'y. All legal business
ini-u+ed 10 A!s cara SHALL receive prompt
attention
OFFIC E,-Oa Nain Slree' Exchange
Buildings, over Nu.eJ's 81 e,
Arr, i3, 1861.
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fire broke out last Wednesday morning
on Willow Street, between FOnrJh and
Fifth, Hoboken.
From what can be learned OF the origin
Of The FIRE, it was caused 10 The following
manner:
A woman who resides in the house went
out 70. short Tine, leaving her Two children
alone. During her absence, while the
children were playing about the stove, the
clothes Of one of them took fire, and 10 her
fright the poor child clung to toe others,
and soon The clothing OF bolh were in
fames.
The two children were burned to death
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