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NEW ADAERTIsEMENTS.

r. \ U 7 ION. q.
All persons are hereby cautioned against pur
chasing note given by me to +. II. Smith for one
hundred dollars, dated December %, 1866. Nus hav
in eceved value therefor. will not pay the same
unless compelled to do 50 by due course Of law.
AARON FULMER.
Fowiersville, May {, 1867 1T.
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

nexi friend iohn MelIck mon Pleas Of Columbia
VS.. Luther N. Mead. >County. No. 50 Of Febru.
arv Term, isI7 Alias Subpoena in Divorce.
Tho defendant In ,he above stated case IL required
TO appear on Monday. the first day Of the next sue
ceedIng term of Court in said county, to answer ID
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the said suit
SAMUEL SNYDER. sheriff.
April Q, 1857.
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NEW ADVERTIeEMENTs.

A PPLlCANTS FOR HOTEL, RESTAU.
81 Rant AND LIQUOR STORE III.
Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have made application to the Pro
Restaurant and Liquor Store Licenses to be
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nRANG GEVILLE HOTEL,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
ISRAEL MU IN Me-
PROPRIETOR,

II
has lately taken charge Ol this well known and con-
venienty located stand, respectfully informs his
old friends well as new and the public in gener
al that his house Is in complete order for the nc
c0mmodaiion OF borders and for the reception aud
entertainment o: travellers who may feel disposed
TO favor HIM With their custom, No expense has
been spared in preparing this Hotel for The enter.
tainmen, of gusts and nothing shalt be wanting, on
his part, TO minister to their personal comfort. Tha
location, well the building, is good ono, and
10 His Bur will always be furnished with the
best Of liquors. aud ais table with the best tho
ket affords. ISRAEL MUMMEY.
Orapgevillc, April J, B1-tf.
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A. LOYAL Grab,

We observe in the appropriation bill that
Thomas II. Burroughs and Co. have again
matured their plan of robbing the tax payers
for anotheryear of three bmnGrcI n onti
fifty thousand GaIlars, Gstensibly for
schooling soldiers orphans, but rcally. to
keep up n loyal kennel, and billcting about
three thousand children upon the State
Treasury, that should he nursel and cared
for by their relations, We have system
of education by which all children can re-
ceive proper education, then why the me-
cessity Of making this expensive wheel
within wheel?' But S3SO,OOO are
appropriated to pay the State officers, sixty
six County Supcrintendents, and for the
schooling of seven hundred thOu-
sand children ; while S357, 900 are ap-
propriated for the education Of three
thousand children reached by the
Common System!
Will some loyalist please show us the point
of common sense and Of justice, to either
the children or tax.payers9 We shall be
very much mistaken If this wholesale sys-
tcm Of rcbbing the taxpayers does not final.
ly break down the whole system. Cteartield
Republican.
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n G. X All l. u r,
Counselor aud Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURY, Pa.

Would announce to his friends and the public in
general, that he has resumed the Practice Of Law
again Conveyancins aad all legal business promptly
attended 10.
OFFICE in the Exchange Building, second story,
over Eyer l. Meyers Drug Store.
Nooinsburg, May ], lse7.
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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM

GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM,
~ 1867.
Blaom-Audrew Madison.
BIiarcreek Isaiah Bower,
Boro. Berwick-John McAnah.
BentOn-l. X. Krickbaum.
Centre-Samiei II. Hutcbison. Elias Greasy.
Catawissa-IIenry ]. Miller.
conynghan,-Daniel T. McKeirRan.
Fishinrcrcek-D savage, George NJ, Howell,
Jackson Ale.
Grsenwood-Humphrey Parker.
lIeml"ck-Pe,er Brugier.
Jackson --Robert Edgar.
Mt. plca.ant-nanieI Wander .licc, Films Howell.
Mflin--Aaron Mastcler, John D. Angle.
Main -Aaron Miller
Madison-Wiliam Purscl.
Pine--shadrick Ewes
Roaring crock Abraham Beaver.
sugarloaf--Wheser Shuts, Richard Kile
t1'RAVERSE JURORS FOR MAY
TERN, 1867.
nloom-Jos II. fufman, lsniah W. Hartman,
Thonlls J. Wcnner
Rriarcreek--E -Enos l.. Adams. John resler.jr.
'"so soro. o.f%Sv%S serwiss-W,s. II Ri,,ahousc.
alawissa--John Mariz, Adam Federof.
Fraaklin--Gcorge Hartman.
Firhingcreek--W Ash. Philip App,emanS
Greenwood-James Manning. John MVIer.
HeAilock-lIugh W. McRcynods, Andrew J. Enl.
Loeusi--Peier Milser. Jacob Harncr.
Mfin John . fletler.
MOntoHr--lsanc MOwsry.
Madiso,i--Wm Bartohl Samuel Rimby.jr.
Mt. Piea.ant--Petcr lippenstcel.
.OranEe--Jesse Brumstetier.
Pine--lra Purscl.
Roaringcreek- Daniel Rarig.
scott--Jshn shunan. A q Thornton.
sugarloa:--Joslah 2 Fritz Henry HGss,
I IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
e. MAY TERN, 1867:
| william l.. Lance. VS. Alfred CreveIing, et nj.
. Benjamiu Zarr and wife vs.. William sharpless
Edwssd ifcilneS vs. The Locust Mountain Coal l.
Iron npany..
S Jacob Remsy VS. Catawissa Rail Road Company
Il Henry f. Nuss va Boroukh OF Berwick.
7 Eli Jones " Miles & Abbott
Wright Hughes VS. Peter Miller.
0 Jorathan Knittle VS. Wight Hughes
10 Mary L. Green vs. Rober. 3. Howell. ct al.
n john Laverns, VI. Barney McBrearty.
l2 David Yeager, VS. Clinton Dewitt. ct al.
10 John w. Lescher VS. Peter 8. Rishcl,
"A Wooiey & Pohe vs. john w LescheE
Is Elias Krum use VS. Samuel Rruns. adm'r.
u Phoebe Fry. VS. Samuel Krums, admt.
II William A. Man VS. James Dyke.
10 Sylvester J. Faux We. Milliard o. Green's Admrs
10 Jacob =. Evans vs. Milliard e. Green's Admt's.
- J. p. Finscher, VS. Isaac YetteT
u Jacob A. Swisher, Va Abel Thomas.
- Jaceb A. sw isher, vs. Richard Lyons,
g George Brown, VS. Leonard steinnian.
" WIN HoaRland. VS. Barney Mcbrear,y.
% JOSEPH Liley. vs Peter Melick.
"a Stroud T. Brown W. A. CrevebuR.
% Deborah Dean. VS. Owen u. Dean.
~ Edward Mccall, ct al vs. John Sweeney.
81 Frank In Yocum, vs WIN. \. shuman.
SO Wm. Feason, ct nj VS. Simon q. shive.
% John Strohmoyef, VS. samuel Neyhart
?si James Garman, vs Michesl Crane, ., al
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~" The Pennsylvania Legislature before
their adjournment passed new election law,
providing for n registery of voters, twelve
days before election--similar to the New
York law. The election board meets twelve
days before the election and sits from "a. NJ.
to r. NJ, to receive the names Of voters,
and decide on the claims Of voters, and no
one can vote who is not registered on that
day. An effort was made by the Democrats
to amend the law and require tho board to
sit until Q p. NJ, so that the workingmen in
large towns and cities could register after
quitting work. But the Radicals voted il
down.
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GROWING RECKLESS The local editor of
the Danville Va, Times thus explains his
state of feeling: 1--WE are happy in being
no more miserable--no weod-no money
snow three inches deep, and more we fear,
coming-ink frozen-roller ditto; the devil
with bad cold and our heels frost bitten.
We don't care constitutional for the coun-
try; it may sink or swim the probability
now is that it will freeze. Fact is, we've
been out SO long in the cold, we are indiffer
cnt and don't know that we stand treat, il
Uncle Sam would offer to take us in. W.
are pretty much IN the temper Of tho Oh
stinate urchin who kicked the cover of, ant
woke his nanny in the night, crying out
he was cold Well pull the cover on, Johny,
said she. Thant do it, replied the youth
burned il don t freeth furthst.
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rsJ- Emerson Ethridge has been nomina-
ted by tho Democrats and Conservatives Of
Tennessee as their candidate for Governor,
10 run against tho sulphuro@s Brownlow.-
Unless the people are again swindled out Of
their right to vote by Brownlow's scoundrel'
ism, Ell rilg, will be elected by and over.
wellning majority.
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NOW FOR COSTS!

The accounts Of the late Columbia Democrat, and
other evidences ef indebted to the under
have been placed in the hands Of Justice
Of Boomsburg, for immediate collection. and notice s
hereby given TO all Interested. that cost will epsue
Oh all unsettled accounts during the May Court.
LEVI L. TATE.
Wiliiamsport, April u, ls67.-N
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"AaTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE" for May,
is o welcome visitor to our sanctum. The
very name Of Arthur is associated vita
everything that is good, moral and instruc-
tive. The cngravings in Arthur Magazine
are exquisite and the music and literary mat
ter unexcelled. T. s. Arthur & Co., sll
Chestnut street, Phila. Price 50. SO year.
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NOTICE.
The Stock holders Of the
BIU0msburg Literary Institute;
are notified that an election Will be hold in the IL
brpry Room Of the Institute Building. on The RrrS
Saturday Of May next. htween the hours Of and 4
o'clock. r. ~, being the lth IxOxno, to elect nino
Directors to NJ aiage the affairs 0f tho
INSTITUTE,
and three to serve three years. Persons who have
~ tu can call on the President, u. y. Rupert, and
receive their certificates Of stock By order of tho
Board. T, e.. EYER, Secretary,
Bioon,sburg, April II, 1861.
4 ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
The first and final aceount Of Beyamin r.
Foriner, assignee Of Clinton and James
De,citt, Of Conmghom 7oonship, Colum.
bin County.
NOTICE is hereby given that Benjamin r. Fot,ncY
Assignee Of Clinton rnd James Dewitt, Of Couyng.
ham TOWNSHIP Cot. Co., kuve exhibited and H,ed in
the Court of Common Pleas Of said County, his ae-
count Assignee az aforesaid and that said account
will be allowed at the said Court AT the February
Term hereof lsG7, unless cause be thcu shown why
SAID account should not be allowed.
JESSE COLEMAN, rtolhonotary.
Bloonisburg, April ~, 1857
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bss" Dr. John inquiries in his last paper
"why is it that we no longer hear the cpl,
thet Of abolitionist The Democratic party
and p ess seem to have been weaned fromit," :"
&c. Well, perhaps, We have not attended
to our duty in this respect. We will now
put ourself for one, squarely upon the
record. We will be plain. You are an
abolitionist, Doctor. You have been an
a5olitionist all your life. Your daddy was
an nbolitionist before you. You have never
been anything else than an abolitionist; al.
though you Joined in the fraud during the
war Of trying to impress upon the soldiers
that they we're not fighting for abolitionism,
but for the Eniou'. You will never be
anything else than an abolitionist. The
party with which you act, Sumner, Stevens
Wade, Raymond, 4 Co. are abolitianists
and dirtier crew does not exist upon the
face Of the green earth. We leave it to the
men and women of the country.
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nc Pass TsltssAss

NAssrNGTS, Dec. II, 1891
IRE National Union Republican Committee met rodsy
:, wAards Bo,e. the Following named members ware
presents
Goveracr Marcus 8. Ward, OF Now Jersey, Chairman
John Clark, OF New HAMPSHIRE; samuel " HIssoy Of
Name william ,hapln Of Massachusetts,; s a. Par
Siancc, az rsnusylv,nls: = $ Fowler OF lennssscc,
Ionr u. Dsiress Of Indians; " G. Cook, Q. Illinois
ID. 7. stabbs, OF Iowa; II. W. Hoffman, Of Maryland.
- a. smiiusrs. or Dslaware W. &. Cowins, or VIZ.
ANA; = Jndd, ~ Wisconsn HoFao. Greeley, II New
YORK IL A. >taikscaihcr cf Connecticut: !. II f.oyd,
u Missouri: u h. Coven, o. Uho Thomas sinpoa.
Minnesota; d. r Goodioc 0; North Carolna; Thomas
~ turner 81 Rhode ls'sud Samuel " Crawford, or
knpsss; $ y Dcwea. Of Dsiria Of cc;rmos; Gos9rnor
Butsr. ~ Nebraska
FLORIDA, wes, Virginia, Michigan aud yermon. we're
The COMMITTEES az-i upon without dlacasy, he
a0ih dsG ~ My nsxt a. thu time for holding the
National Convention Tor The n0rnsiion Or rsadt-
dates Tor Pfssden, aud Vice fscsidsai OF the tailed
states.
Indianapolis, Cincinrat, Chicago 81. Louis sud Pitts
bgfs were thea respectively urged the proper place
for holding tLe Convention. Tho lrst named received
After much debate and baiotlnr Chicago was chosen,
and this dscson ives then unanimously concuirsd H.
~ meets also with the appreciation OF republican rneu
bofs 81 Congress and others connected with TIA, party
now n this city.
carved General II. n. Pierce Of yirvinis; james X
usrrs " North Carons and n. n. toe az Now hasnf-
shire, delegation from the National Union lssgue which
Is now ~ session In Washington. The oommittee Also
received communication from the Soldiers ana Ssoys
i'nop, asking bat nae and place DO named Tor
meeting them.
An adjournment took place until haIl.pssi seven
O'Clock this evening and on assembling lao iososilg
call was adopted
NATIONAL UsIoS RsPusrAc.x CONVECTION
Inc undersigned, constituting the National Consmitss
designated by the Convention held ~ baltimore ID
sth OF jane, 1864, 10 sppon, that National Couyep.
tios ~ THO Union republican party he hold ~ the cty
Of Chicago III, on Wednesday, the Goth day Of May
nest a. twelve O'Clock H.. Tor tho purpose or nom
SANS candidates for he offices OF President s0d Nico
President Of The United SssteA Each State In the
United states Is authorized 10 be Represented 10 sand
sangsnt<on W lie nVWbsr % deegs'es equal 70 tw'cs
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WAsHisGIoS, Dec. II, is65, /
II oiClock L. a. 4

WAsHis1IoS, Dec. IL, 1861,
IL O'Clock l.. ~.
Tie meeting OF tho NaIcnsl Republican Coinmiitee
to-day characterized BY unsnimty Of scn,iment
and action which IS taken indication or the spirit
which vii characterize the futrra operations Of the
parry psTsscting the pse,iminarss necessary TO the
OF the Presidential Convention fixed 20 be hslG ut
ch,cogo on ths Goth az May nsxt Among the places
mentioned as the locality az which The Convention
should be hsd, Chicago Cincinnati St Louis, indians
apciis and Cleveland me. ayor After consieab dis
cgssie the resolved i;;af upon Chicsso and Gin.
cnnat. AZ an iudacement Cincinnati offered $4,000,
winch Chicago raised $4,000 meet the necessary
expenses OF the Convention.
on The subject % candidates, II " UNDERWOOD tha.
twenty OF thss comaitsee favor General Grsnt the
nominee one for Chase and two for scatsrins Among
the prominent persons mentioned FOR Vice Presidea
representatives of each state had their choice, bu,
nothing indicating general opinion expressed.
No iess than four mentioned from pcHnsyi
vania s.ons.
The members OK the congnittec manifest some relief
the issus OF tho impeachment, question: Il no,
considered that this Win materially affect The prospects
cf thu party. Thsro general feeling 81 confidence Ia
tie Is hs republicans at tue next elections
eaorss -iN ~ sparel Il - sid, 10 Secure ms resal
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vuFFASy a CO.
4 Nos. $50 and $50 Broadway.
caes The present 40 extraordinary 1xsort1emtW
80. HOLIDAY GOODS.
anGlSpg very rare and desirable
DIAMONDS AND ZINE JRwELRy. -
FRENCH hXllI SlTluy BRONzks And wLosh1
-, sTEkLtNa SILVER IN ALL. snArhs;
LEATHER AND UILT WORK ZION vlEsrA IS
PARTISAN DRESSING JEWEL CASbs, Az,
and an unprecedented sek OF arIcss 81 use. luSsv ~
cruansnk
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Adoption Of ResoIutlOns FavorInE a Redac.
ts0n In the Tax On Distilled Spirits and a
Radical change In the Mode OF Collecting
H.
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essr go; = catitisa In The nAsional Congress-
wenvNe ne cooperation q Ill citiz ~ $40 rejoice
snAs our greal civil hes happily Terminated ~ tne
oiscomDtHro OF rebellion; who would bold fast the unity
ana integrity OF the republic and maintain ~ para-
mount right 70 defend 70 the utmost - own existence
whether npered By secret conspiracy or armed iorce
OF an economical administration OF the public expend
lures Of the complete extrpason Of the principles and
policy OF slavery and Of the speedy reorganization OF
those States whose governments were destroyed by the
rebellion. and their permAnsnt restoration 70 their
proper practical relations with the United States IN
accordance with the true principles Of republican gov
eminent
Marcus g. Ward. Of New w. J. Coving Virginia
Jersey, Chairman 1. H. Boyd, Missouri.
James T. Defrccs, OF Indi. c. l. Robinson, FiofidA
ana Secretary. y. Judd Wisconsin,.
John Is Clark. ~ H. Horace Greeley, New York.
Samuel =. Hussey, Maine. II. H. Siarkweathsr, Conn.
A. II. Gardner, Vermont B. r. Cowan, Ohio.
william Ciadin Mass. Thomas Simpson, MINI
Samuel A. Pursiance, Pa Newton Edmunds, Dak0.sh.
j.. 5. Fowler, Tennessee. d. s. Go0dios. N. Z.
u. G. Cook Illinois. Thomas @. Turner r. l.
Marsh GiddinGs, Michigan. Sam. N Crawford, Kansas
ID. ?. Stubs, Iowa s J. Bowen, District Of
A. W. Campbell, W. Va Columbia
H W. Hoffman, Maryland. J. p. ChaIae, Colorado.
N. B. Smithers Delaware.
Several Of the gentlemen whose names appended
TO the above CAL were not present. but there Was au
thorrty to sign IL on their behalf
The committee adjourned nine die
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70 Wall street, New fcfk.
IFRrEcT CURE OF CoRNs AND BuHIoys BY DR.
q. HABAssOI surgeon cilropod st the several i'm.
pcra Houses ~ his ni aondsrl y discovery he war
Persons desiring tho %
Dr. CArA ssoLs oicosine Pcic ,i.ire 100 Vest Tsurss
French. spanish and Portuguese spoken s. Dr. @.
i ish Remedy Tie Pies that has OF
most prominent citizens FOR sac at No. New Chnmbcrf
street, second noof. J. DtfCaETr
VrHE TEsIAH MARTYRS
In the fourth number Of KELIEr's WEEKLY. new
Arrest AND TRIAL
FESJav pRIsoSnRs Is MANCHESTER;
report Of the great demonstration At Cooper insctu1s 10
when prominent m OF All, PARTIES
were engaged, sna !, which
1850 Hon JOHN McRFoN
HORACE GRE LEy.
GIN JOHN COCHHANB
others sang evidences Of their feeling regard
" Ensland's treat men, OF Americas adopted e.zens
-.,,, , ADDRESSES
TO THE PEOPLE or The UNITED SfATEs
RESOLUTIONS
'"''a A. 'AA' "si kasi LIS sasS wMk XXI
he sgs ;y;s 2,
HORACE GREELEY,
JOHN MoSEoN. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-12
THE PRESIDENCY.


Aicrtsng Of che Republican Nrsioiul CSmnsit-
tec-Thc Presidential Convention TO he Held
AT Chicago tho 10th NJ May-(sencral
Grant The Fayorite Candidate tor Nami.
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r,ada an upwss choice In the theatre II be vishsd q
Sc : new York audience; and perhaps received n
mere moi able impression from mis- viss than hul1
wondsr thai even an asssmbage of New Jersey oysta}
mar could take dsl ght such round OF inoompe6n
hSssbis pusres a. this piece presents asids mon M
dancing. =
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Nr. Dickens Visit 70 the black Crook.
lass evening w Dickens visited Niblos theatre and
tbs Black Crock, taas adding more 10 the eight
pine hundred milton porssns VINO arc advertised ~
having viewed tnr astonishing spectacle (which in lie
wonderful run outsrirs al oiher possits pieces. He
kept himself IL the shady hack ground Of pfoscsauu
boz, and although II was vsry generally known that he
VS. present he was by hut few, and there 81
course 10 Demonstration Ma and Mr. j. \ Fields. Of
Boston, ans ". pclhy we're " the party. Mr. Dickens