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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-16
~ TI0N.
No. $50 FENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets

Between 18th and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. =
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
dhcial Teeth are inserted, although the ~>
patient will he required TO pay for the
surgical operation when performed, which S--lI-O
will be deducted when the Teeth made. The
Association is now prepared TO make Teeth on Gold.
Silver and Rubber 1T New York, Philadelphia and
Boston prices. All persons wishing dental work
done can have ii as cheap as in the above named
cities. All work will be done in the neatest and
best manner, and warranted to give entire salts
fsction. Persons will do we'll te call and examine
n work before getting II efSaUhpra
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-25

! RICH SCENE ON a STEAMBOAT White Psopie
Compelled to 60 to the Second 1abIs.-The seeds SO
industriousv sown by the neanderng politicians and
Office seekers, whose tFic1erY have exposed,
beginning to bear bitter fruit as will be seen by the
fol!owing from the colQns of the Philadelphia News
of the 10th u1t.:
On Saturday last the Norfolk and Pennsylvania del
egates returning from the Radical Convention at
Richmond on the steamer Mystic, aud at dinner the
coIorcd portion Of the passengers proceeded to
py the first table Some objection made by
white passenger and quite occurred. Pistols
and knives were fourshed, but nc blood shed.
The rrepressibe of Africa carried the day 4
coIorcd lady riumphantIy escorted 70 the table
by white Rauca from Norfolk, and those white
passengers who did not choose to est with colored
folks went dinneriess.
Some white ladies' on board retrcatcd to the cap
tan's saloon where dirner sent them. The cap
tain Of the boat vanlv endea sored maintain thu
supremacy Of the white element. The darkies threat
ened to put the captain ashore it he made further
trouble and take charge of the boat themselves Col
Gibson of General SchoieId's staff, board. 1t
will soon come pass that the secesh whites Wiz
be obliged to eat at the second table when eolpfee
folks are present Northern adcal whites will, for
while be allowed to associate equal terms with
coIored folks but the time will when the darkeT
will treat the white Yankee Radical with much
contempt as he does the white trash OF the
South Your true AfFican is great aristocrat 10
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-25

"Pray, madam, wing do you name your CID ler.
ascduffs" Because, sir. ] want her to lar on
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

A DNI1NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N All persons indebted to the Estate of John w.
Zegler deceased, whose notes are due and in the
hands of the Administrator, requested to mako
payment by the first day of December OF make
satisfactory arrangements with the undersigned.
All those failing to comply, their notes will be
placed IN the hands.of.En M!Hficy fbrebllcqtien.
oct l9-2t J. II. ZElGLER, Adm Adm'Ey
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
Commissioners Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANaEBURG DISTRICT.
II. FOulcr

II. F"sler FnS s. R. F. FeglssaF, g1sa,]
y p o. dfy',,z ~; q Il. 5 y
Hrspants p a s. shsserder in this case made 2sth
scptember, 188f, Twill sell the 4tK November
next at the Court House, for one half cash, the
balance on credit of one year, secured by bond
with interest efrop date, payable annually so long
as ntyspart fAle debt is unpaid, snndsa mortgage
OF the property. Purchasers paying tor papers and
stamps.
All that Tract Of Land belonging to wm Fogler
DECEASED Containing 1872 pcres morcor less situate
onthe Two.Chop Rohd, in this District, and bound
cdSbyS landS Of Richard Evans and Mrs Bradham
PetaFis E.. eibTon' N r.., Bill to
M res9ss4s assss's'si si1ss, Mas:s'fss 1857
by virtue Of decretsl order in tho above case 10
me, directed by Chancellor johnson, 1 will sell Mt
Public Auction, on ii,e Salcday of November ae..,
(being the fourth November, 1867 before the
Court House at Orangeburg all that Tract or
Parcei t1end in. x.hs District .pfe0rangcbprg
Eins, Joseph Carten, and John r. AiiIhoGs, contain
ing one hundred and forty-hve acres, moro or less
Terms-Cash in gold Prrchnsers to pay for pa
pers and revenue stamps.
ALSO
" D. v. Jamison, COmr: NIGIW Mn to- -
Jno. D. Inabinot. Mortgngc.
Al the same, time <spd place Ave hundred acres
(oOO) more or less on Balls Branch, bounded by
lands of s. E. Moorcr s. G. Fair, estate of F. ]. D.
Fielder, L. E. d. Bowman, and j. u. innbinet.
Terms-Cash enough to pay costs and expenses
Of suit. balance on lst day Of January "A. D. 1863
secured by bond, with personal security and mort
gage of premises to the payment of the pur-
Eol,ass morley Purchasers t9 payfor papersapd
ALSO
Zen: F. Simmons, Bill to
Join Huffman. fs ! Il, sGff'Setoss sf't tssses e.
at same time and place. fso h,ihriaffcd AID scveh-
ty1Wo acres or less i: :!o a;s.rc. and State
sforessd y%srS e Rp|I Swsng bounded y
danner and George livingston.
one secured b 1Sn% a WITH 1osssss m from date
papers and sevehao sfan!ns Purchaser failins to
comply with terms Of sale, the Commissioner will
sell the snid lands a the sale ay next succeeding
ut the risk Of former purchaser.
Commissioners Office, V.D. V. JtMISON,
Orangcburg c. H., Commissioners,
Oct 9. 1867. oct s I'd
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Report Of the Charleston Cotton Mar.
ket for the Week Ending. 6cA 81. \

Report Of the Charleston Cotton Mar
ket for the Week Ending. Oct 21. u
Reported .to} thea a6loSgas1Sry Ne.sks by q
w. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
There hns been considerable rrcgularity In our
Id Jassa lsSs% sss siss sf
frssslSs ashe Ss& f pfiss.s sd off off
to &c. on our closing quotations of Inst week. On
Saturday tho market quite active under favora-
sble news from Liverpool anil the decline d the day
befor6 was ftlly recovered. irhe lcmand continhcd
motives thraSghouts Aand eices fodyaneea
from to 70. On Tuesday the demand was very
light, with decline of lc on prices of tho day
previous. The market opened on !wSlncsaay with
gesA ae==e=nA, ana buyers operated freely at q
further decline of to &c. On Thursday tho de-
mand continued good, the g77 IN ;al,
additional decline of IT,. 5@Iiolnps fully geganedi
after the receipt of favorable news from LIVERPOOL
The sales for the week amount to near 5000 bales,
the market closing q, the following quotations:
j. j !. MiddIias.l.a g :a7@,a u
Striot Aiddling.......
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

Consighess psf South Carolina Raflroad
Remaining in the Depot to Date.
w. Knots, D. H. Knots, "A. D. Fair, II. Dryer, D.
Dantzler, J. p Jones, j. +. Witt, ]. II. jenkins, NJ.
Ii. Poser.
Per Express. J.
L. H. Zimmerman, ]. II. Keller,L. A. Crook,
Mrs. c. F. Gehralds.
In accordance with hordersi received from the SgS
sperintendcnt storagewill hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the DEPOT for IN unreasonable
length of time. W G. MEREDITH, s
Ssg AgentN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

EsH. w. y4sRIGGsIANN g. Cor
T, ii Having nude NY esrangestiieslisrr a pfsgarcdto
which will be shipped forward without delay, and
consigned Free of Charge to the wcll known Firm
Of G. II. Walter & Co, and Sales promptly pad at
our Storo We will purchase Cotton and all other
traluce, paying Xli Afhrkct prices "A full ssupply
Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes. Grdce ries Wines,
&c.,&c., oonstanly Sh land s M
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
REAE 4i;..l BASGfaNs. "a hf G5sn. sE

ed this day, from New York, splendid lot Of Rich
nteFai Goods Long Cloths &c., bought ut the re.
duccd prices for cash, royal purple blue. pink and
soid col. fg'd Brocadcs and Poplins for dress fine
all vool plain blk, satin stripe Denincs and Pop
lns. ane blk Alpaca 60e. plaid wool I.n!scys, fine
blk Cnssimcre Sl.25 yd. splendid wool Jeans 5Oc.
fine stout Long Coihsl2!c. 1000 yds extra York
Mlla Long Cloth. over yd wide and unlrcsscL, 1000
yda.dne asout brown Homespnn 12Ac. Yarn ut 50
bunch, Nos 5, 6, I. g, Q. the best make.
N. McMASTER, Agent.
oa 26-t Cheap Storo.
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COMM E!RCIAL.
OFFICE OF TirE OhAxoEpuna News.
,ssap SsG3S October 25, 1sg7.S

- .3ar OAf4oH " SsthhsO1SANuEbUud NEWS, =g-tl
ssSS 'vssa3s October g. 1ss77.s
COTTON.-Is coming in very slowly, the news
being favorable from New York and Liverpool. II
sold yesterday at the following rates: ~
Ordinary 12}s
Miaohng. 100
Strict Middling. 181 4
RoUou RIcE-The news from Charlcstom i. .5hn-
favorable as there arc vessels coming in daily with
the Low Country crops, we quote at sl.5O per
bushcl.
isl;R HfR Is; sSs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
Tn Equity, ss
ORaNGEBURG DISTRICT

y. d. v. Jamson, Com'r in Eq'y1
~ ~, .iyoI }ra creSi;ors-r
sa' c-ss''ors Es and n PIT DlssE'ea'se'
= a. s'' sfsSk' ;-,o,sati f,.r,i ,,st'
Bt order Of Chancellor Johnson,the creditors Of
William ~. Trick viii present and PROVE, thsir Do,
nasnds befc7s the Special Commissioner appointed In
this case, lat office of Illusions & Legare) within
three months from the date hereof.
0'' -swfg1aA lsps@sisl Ola D eanEsIs,sssr. s ss & J
oct 2s lam m 8m :,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

ESTATE sALN.---fsyi P&FMfsasjiSn
Ear,av of r. hs A ss SaS oGnsry ,
Residence of the late L. c. GiJycf, hi }he psFSJnnl
Property belonging to the Esatuof tIo o. aGldaer,
deceased, consisting of Horses, Mules Cattle Hqgs,
Farming Utensils, Household and KitcEenS Fufni-
tire, &c. Conditions made known on dayof sale:
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sasR v-.g
oct 19-2t w. p. GLOVER. Admit
siifFElstEt1
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ll,A i. j. . ITEMS. |! 1, | ] Y {
.sAfUhbAY hoRNffNSG, oOT., q, iss7
Notice TO Suffers and Witnesses.

NOtlc0 I'D Sult0fB ana witnesses.
As Il is certain that no Judge of the Com
mon Pleas can be assigned to hlr Judg Az
parcH's place, at the Fall Tesn bscaaalasa they.
viii all be then on their ownss Curnuita, No
Court Dan be held. J. And tha Bar desire tS
give notice " all clients and bitneases thaf
shsy tesd ssot attend. Ss ss,. 81
PersJas who are sued and ishsso defend
the SaAiss, must come and bring their Copy
WtAA . their LawyS khet M rances sss may d
Se eSAtsrcd at this Tef6F szM SSsassG Sz'ss'
Oetobcr "a, 1867. =
HUTsoNs & LEoARE
DETREv1LLE & WnALEY.
IzLAR & DIBBLE.
SIMoNToN & GLOVER.
WV. LEGARE.
WI. DETH.y.zL.
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.AIOTHCFs TO ;TI4E TAN, RA1ERS
Ax OF ORANGE. pARIsl{.--I viii attend on
the following days nttht f"llowng p1nces, to col
leet . Ppor Tax, levied by the Commissioners Of
this Parish. viz, ..s..t.t,, f.
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a New Advertisements.
Ie9 2 4sksgIE .AI9 9sfTyYgf,, (

1a aat,1Z :sas1aII moo /
isssr See Registration Notice, lst and Sd
Rrecincts.
:'sw Notice 70 DsAeas and Creditors, Estate
OF DR.. WM. COOPER, decd.
a@ Tax Payers see Notice of p. w. FAIRY
Tax Collector Orange Parish. =, ~.
9sssa aasasiaElA SsSSas8tsin a4aisS. fijTY!
So o,sst P''gsIg'f ag fas fcs sAs PsisA ss2ssessgsss
's6- Mcssrs. CoRNELsoN KRAMER & Co,
are agents for the Jefferson Fifs Issurance
ComRan Aofgs ytiEgiaiaI I-a slivca sbuther,ni
sSlaagsSssSa i. z,s
R@- @EIave you got any good Smoking To-
bacco!' mo sir, acc haven't ggt oursycty but
...sssz=T=. EEsEKsE:A Kogs -pnss hands 3
superior; article called Fruits and Flowers"
B@r If you want to make "spec," or get a
pair Of them at bargain, call at D. LOUIS 4
Co.'S, Agents.
B@- The enterprising firm of Mcssrs Cor
NELSON, KRAMER & Co, furnish oar t,s,ilIscrii-
bcrs with some very interesting reading matter
on our fourth page. It will repay u careful
pefuaal. III
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
LEGAL N QES.
Sslas1iFszl lEales J

by virtue of sundry writs of f. fa,, to me directed
will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangcburg
Court House, ON tho first Monday in November
next, for cash the following property viz:
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
D | L D

In lola, Greenwood Township, Columbia
County, OH Friday, the Sth inst, Mr.. DO
seph Robbins, aged IS years, months and
p days.
In Beaver Valley, Columbia County, on
the Ilth ult, Miss Jane Hauck, aged IL
years.
In Bloomsbury, on the 81 inst. Martha
Wilbur, twin daughter Of DIR. J. Boyd and
Mary T. NJ kelvy, aged one year, nine
months and twenty-sevcn days.
In Jerseytown, on the 9th inst, Robert
". Miller. in the j6th year of his age
Died, November 18th, 1866, Mrs. SUSAN
Ma, wife of David Eilenberger, of Muncy,
LycomiUg County, Pa, in the cd year Of
her age.
At the age of sixteen. the subject Of this
memoir whilst attending n Camp-NIeet-
ing, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
New Jersey, was awakened, and on her re
turn home, sought the Lord in prayer. With
but little 10 encourage, indeed, with much to
discourage, from those who should have in
structed her in her religious struggles, she
almost despaired of finding peace with God.
In the year 1881, the Lord was pleased to
grant her clear evidence of her acceptance,
through the Lord Jesus Christ. Having
found the Saviour precious to her own soul,
she felt constrained to labor and pray for
others, and in season and out of season, she
warned sinners and encouraged saints In
1861, having moved to Lycoming County,
she and her husband united with the IIu-
theran Church, at Muncy, then under the
pastoral care of Rev George Parson,) in
whose communion she died Mother Ellen
! berger was good woman, strong believer
in the efficacy Of prayer, warm advocate
of practical piety She was the mother of
seven children, and lived to see all, but one,
broSght into the Church of Christ During
her greatest physical sufferings her mind
was clear, her faith strong and her CONVEX
sation in heaven, from whence also she
looked for the Lord Jesus Christ. She
has gone from earth, to behold the face OF
iuhsx Saxinur and TO enIoy THAT rest which
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
N A r r IED

On the 7th inst, at his residence bv Rev
j. r. Dimm, Mr. John Shaffer, of Blooms
burg, to Miss Lydia Ann Lee, Of Scott twp,
Columbia County.
On the 3lst Of January, by Rev. 3. 2.
King, Mr.. Mark Slaght, Of Watsontown to
Miss Margaret +. Bogart, Of Franklin town
ship, Lycoming county.
On the 7th inst, at the residence of tho
brides father, by the same, Mr.. Abram Tit
man and Miss Emma Shoemaker, both Of
lola. Columbia county.
On the I4th inst. by the Rev. William J
Eyer, Mr.. John II. Hartzel of Main Town
ship, to Miss Rachael Hans, of Beaver Val
ley, all of Columbia County.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. Jon
othan Fetterman. to Miss Lidia Ann Rich
ard, both Of Locust township, Columbia
County.
On the 18th inst. blythe same, Mr.. Albert
Hcrbeiu, to Miss Loretta Ncager, both OF
Locust township, Columbia County.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
- EADING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
December lst, 1866.

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Mort West fur PhIlads' s'phia. New York, Read-
ing PotlsyilIe, Tamaqua Ashland. Lebanon, Allen
town Easlun, Ephrata, LllIz- Lancaster, COluhiDid
&c. &c. &, r-,,-.
Al 2 go 10 and % 4 and 10 and on connect
Iu- ~ nh similar Trains The Pennsylvania Rail
ana 40 ) % and 10 - p 81. Sleeping Cars accompa-
uvIug the % A and OOP N. Trains without
change. -
Leave r,arri<hu for Reading, PottsvI!ie Tama-
ofia NIncrryille. Ash and, Pine Grove. Allentown
and PhIlldelphia at : 10 A II and 10 aud 10 n,
stuppinz at Lebanon aud principal Way stations
rrr IO u " MAJ ing connections for Philadelphia anu
t,,duubIs only. For Potisvilie, SchuyikIll " sven
and Auburn. via SchuylkIIl and Sssquehanna kaIi
TO: d. leave IiaTris burg n > 20 NJ.
Returning. Leave New York At 90 A NJ j VI ana
guaud . 90 VI; Philadelphia al IS N and 80 II
Way Passenger ! rain leaves Philadelphia at ~ A
N returning from Reading at O 30 stopping al all
land Uu and II 30 a N. aud O5 P. n ramaqua at
o lj A. N and co aud 81 ? N.
Try. Putt~vIllc fDr Harrisburg VIA SchuytkIll ana
Su>o,rnanna Railroad Al : 90 n.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves 6eadihg
at O. 70 , n returning frUn Philadelphia at 30 NJ
and - N for Ephrata Iiz, Lancaster. Colnul6ih.
ON SUNDAYS Leave New Nork At OO NJ, fhlla-
dcphIa 90 4 NJ. and l5 VI. the : 90 a NJ, tram
running only Reading POttsviIlC bO NJ liaI
rrs,urC @ 3j \ VI. and tcaG.ng At 20 and ~ a VI.
for Harrisburg and II - NJ, for New YORK and .
| 2 VI. for Phi iadelphia.
Con mutation Mileage. Season School and EXcur-
Baggage checked through; 80 pounds allowed eaoh
pa..So.rr G.. a. NlCOLBS
General Superintendent
Reading Pa, Jan. ;, 1867.
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people, and that is an usurpation of power,
bv this Legislature, to pass them without
consulting the people. By passing these
amendments you violate your oaths to sup
port the Constitution of PENNSYLVANIA. and
take away from her one of her dearest and
best rlghts-THE QUALIFICATION OF HER
VOTERS.
Oh, sir, if was a Brutus and Brutus a
Representative from Bucks, and occupied
the position | do on this floor, would har
row up not only the minds of this little
band OF thirty eight patriots and Democrats,
but the whole people of this great Com
monwealth, that they would make the vii
llage blacksmith S anvil ring music convert
ing plough shares and pruning hooks into
implements of war; | would gather white
men together, martial them to support the
Constitution and the Union, march them
under that flag with her thirteen stripes and
thirty-six stars, with that good old motto
waving over it-"THIS WE WILL De
FEND OR DIE"
Mr. HEADMAN took his seat amidst a
storm of applause, and was warmly congrat-
ulated by his friends for his mastery effort
in defence Of the CONSTITUTION AND THE
LAWS. JEFFERSON.
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Democrafic State convention.

TIE Democratic State Committee, at its
meeting, on January 29th, at Harrisburg
adopted the following resolutions:
1st That the regular Convention OF me
party, for nominating candidate for the
supreme Rench. be held at Harrisburg, on
Ske Second TUESDAY OF June, 1867, at twelve
q o'clock NJ. and that said Convention be com
posed of the usual number of delegates
9nd Tn addition thereto, it is recommend
ed to the Democracy of Pennsylvania to
fortSw;tb elect in the usual manner. two
teael delerates of recognized position and intiu-
ence in the party, for each Representative
and and Senator % in their respective district, who
shall I meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burr on day to be fixed by the Chairman
of the State Central Committee,
By order of the Democratic state Com
ini''''' WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Chairman.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

BEr The Brunswick (Maine) Telegraph
says, the farmers in that region are begin
ming to groan over the taxes. They Will
soon begin to 5elloc As yet they have ex-
perienced only few twinges of rheumatism,
but when the genuine gout seizes them, as
it surely will, then let them bless the party
which they helped to bring these woes upon
our country Let them groan and beItoV !
Like the rich fool, Dives, they have had
their good things" and now they are to be
torrnented. The wealth they have suddenly
amassed is made of blood-the blood of
their countrymen. Not dollar of it that
is not an adherence in the sight of God.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

pa The Radical Guillotine has been at
work In Washington. The Senate in Exec
utive session, short time since, chopped
off the heads of quite a large number of
President Johnson's appointed ofice-hold-
ers. Among the number from this State
who we're rejected, we notice the name Of
our friend Hon. Jasper B. Stark, of Wilkes
barre, who was appointed Collector of the
twentieth district Mr. s. was not at a1
surprised to learn that the Radical Senate
refused TO confirm his appointment Fad
he been dis-union nigger-lover he might
have stood some chance.
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STATE ROAD.
Amt paid laying out STATE Road thorugh Co
lumbia aud Luzerne Counties
TIP STAVES

TIP SLAVES.
Amt paid at the s"versl C0uris e5 90
TAXES REFUNDED.
-'"' refunded by the sevcr,Tf town ships 1899 y
Amt Of orders ISSUED COR the year 1906 1870 81
Debut amt of sheep orders issucd
for the year lSf6 1870 Is
taxes refunded TO tovnships l99g % 3506 03
Ar,u,l expenses for vrar 1866 I5SUI- TO
We the undersigned Auditor Of Columbia county.
being duly elected tc adjust aud srtte the accounts
of tie Treasurer aud Colniis siones. do certify tha-
we met at the office al ihe Co in Blo0;nst
hurg. aud carefully examined the ar.uuuts and
vouchers of the same from tlfe lst day January,
A a. 1865. To the lsl day of January 1867, and find
them correct forth tls. foregoing statement,
and we find balance due Colu iuba County of two
thousand rish hundred aud ighry-two dollars aud
seventy six cculS Is 25S5 1O) from J1iN J. STILES,
Treasurer OF sail c unity,
Gwen under oar hand lhis eislTth day ~ January.
ID one thousand eight hundred aud sixiy--eycn.
Attest.
DANIEL. LEE. Clerk
DANIEL SNYDER
l.. a. GUPERr. ! County AHlTvoi$.
JOHN =. IIANNON.
We the undersigned, Coniuis-inurTs pf Coiu nbIa
County, do certify that tie rrcEuiug - rurrc=t
statement OF the accounts OF said Coany for the yes
1850
witness our hands, Jau {. 1867.
WM KRICKBAUM. Clerk.
/, S5;rs $I:;rS {; S@$SSS, %$GS SHSS o."'''r.
Approved by the Cnurt Feb g. 1907.
IRAN nERR. A., t,d,c
z. X. hERbEiN. 'sS' 'u'e''
COMMISSIONER Office,
BoomS Sburg. Feb o. lr67 !
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

Rsa- An INFANT MURDER. On Saturday
morning last, 4 son of Mr.. p. Bloom, in
passing along the line of the street railway,
found, bundle which, on examination, was
found to be an infant with its throat cut
from ear to ear. Ithad no doubt been mur-
dered, and thus disposed of to hide the
fendish and unnatural mother from shame
An inquest was held by the Coroner, Dr.
Wagner, but no facts were elected showing
the author of the terrible crime. The police
took the matter in charge, and finding evi-
dence duplicating Elizabeth Edwards, she
was arrested on Monday morning, and after
a hearing was sent to the county Jail to await
trial. We forbear all comment on the mat
ter, preferring not to prejudice any parties
charged with the crime.-Scranton Reg
ister
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

BCa The wife of General Siekles died in
New York, on "Wednesday last, where she
has resided since the Key affair at Wash
ington..