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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
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The following quotations are from the
ofiice o: w. =. Lowry q Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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State Bank of Indiana. 9t&
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
THE sIIARsWOOD "OPINlON.' ;

The Republican boasting)y calls upon tho
Democratic papers to print the opinion OF
Judge Sharswood Oh the legal tender qucs-
ton. Why, in the name Of common senso
don't the man publish it himself, instead Of
giving his readers garbled extracts from the
especially if it is Of such a
terribly disloyol character as to completely
anuihilate Judge Sharswoods reputation rs
patriot? Come, Doctor it is your thunder
make her rattiei We dare you to print the
opinion in full, SO that your readers may
have proper understanding orthc case.
Why call upon us to furnish the lsupposed)
proofs of the unworthyness of our canai-
date when you, as you allegc, have them
at hand? The opinion will be found pub
lished uerJatim in the Philadelphia 1ge of
the l4th inst, a paper which penctratcs
every nook and corner Of Pennsylvania
where Democrat is to be found. Why
docs the Republican keep it back?
Itis our opinion that tho Republican
will not accept our challenge, aud publish
the opinion in full. That journal is afraid
of the light. But We shall see whether it
will longer insult the common sense Of its
readers by Withholding from them what it
claims to be ample proof Of the unfitness of
Judge Sharswood to sit on the Supreme
bench. Let the '"opinion" appear in the
columns of the Republican,, otherwise let
that journal ''dry up on the subject
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
CITATION TO LEMUEL POTTER,
~ Admir- Of Charles Stewart, decd.

In the Orphans Court in and for The mid ,nns,v,
II ]. i"t'r aba iltis contained:
TIL" pt'iian Of Wesley Fleming n spccifn,,y tpe.
rGtenfs, that Charles Stewart, hte of said tou.iv
died abcnt The Ant Of June, A. d. isG5 or on ~
briorc, lhtestnte. and that administration sf his
goods, tnaire!s md credits was on the 2sd day or
J'hc, A. D., lSdj. dny granted by the Register ~
sa County to Lcnaei Poticr, and ihat the petition.
" bccant surely in Inc sum Of six hundred dsiars
~ the administration bond Of the said iru,iel POI
'tr TTh c"nhIiion according TO law. that by yiriuS
OF the sathoriy conferred upon him 40 adniiuisfra
tor nfnrcsaid, the paid Lrm,cI Potter pos.e.sed
himself Of the ssfd goads, ehaticIs and ere.l,ls
amounting IN value ~ she sum Of u,c hundred ana
fhty dollars aud nineiy eight cents " by an jnyep
tory ot the sanr flied .n thu Office Of The 50 Rs,is
ter on the I'D day Of June A. a.. 1865, will appear
Tue petitioner further represents thut the ssid
l.cmuei Potter IL wasting and mis.panaeins said
estate and properly under his charge, by nesieetipt
and refusing TO render !U hnd jrsi arcGuu,s of sued
estate or property come to his kands o. knowledge
The petitioner therefore prays tie Court 10 i.sus
10 appear in this Court u day certain To answer
this complaint and show cause " hny he have why
he should not be ordered to give sue counter
tiles the Court shall Judge neres,asy 10 indemnify
the pctiiicncy against uss by rcnson 0f hs surety.
ip, and tnat the Conr viii y.lnt sGrh further ts
lief as may be anth"r'seh by law.
Whereupnn May q, isbs, citation directed 10 Ism.
nci Potter to, the FIRST day of nett T,Yu, ,boH
cause why he shoud not give additional security Of
be removed.
t~ IN testimony wherruf-t tgys hsTsnhy6
}k.s. set my hand and caused the oft,iai seal n
~ said Court to 10 affixed this t~ss.is,h dsy
of May, A. D., iy6h
jEsss COLEMAN. crA.
Rioomshnrg. Jaly 10, Ea67.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
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ID / Il d

In Orange, on the 10th inst, Mrs. Su.
sanna @. Hall, aged " years II months and
II days.
On Saturday, the 10th inst, near Alex
andria, Virginia, Steward Sterner, formerly
Of this place, aged about % years. ea1,
In Fishingcreek, on the lst inst, Jacob
Harms, aged 6S years. ,vati fo u
In Wedgetown, ON the 5th inst, Mary,
wife Of Charles Sage, aged SO years. s,
On the morning Of the 10th inst. REBEcoA
VANDERsLlCE, relict of Joseph Wander
slice, aged IS years and 8 days.
The deceased, with her husband, were
among the earlier settlers Of Columbia
County, and have raised humorous and
respectable progeny. She did her duty on
earth, and her reward is sure. =. +"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

D5" To rcpcl the invasion on our lbcr-
ties, which the enemies Of our country who
are now in power, are making demands that
our voice should be heard through the
BALLOT-BOX, and that their dcspotic
acts should there ke rcbuked. Every Dem
ocratic vote is needed to help to redeem our
magnificent old State from the hands Of the
dcspoiler and plunderer- the men who
would place you on an equality with the
negro and make the African your ruler and
law maker. Every consideration of duty,
honor, interest, and love Of liberty, should
now induce every one, who considers him
self a member of the great Democratic par
ty, and belonging to the white race, to be
up and actively engaged in this contest and
by his vote show his respect for his race, the
laws Of the land, and the liberties of the
country.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
CHERlFFS SALES.

~ -- -rsl rr
nv v,,tue Of sundvy w,Its df NHdttoHt Esponas
and Al Ys.dtiori Eyponas ISSUED out nj th1 Cblu Of
Common PIsns NJ Columbia County. ahd directed 10
me. will be EXPOSED 10 public sns st the Conr
of Gepienber 1907 al one O'Clock In tho afternoon,
Tho following real estate TO wit:
A certujn tract OF land situate In Fishnscfeck
Columbia County, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, bOunIed on tho south ny Janus o.
jacob InubncI the west by iands Of John Bfisht
on tho north nv lands Of j. Karns, and on INC east
by lnnds Of John Psaley on which IL erected frame
dwelling housc and barn with the nppurtcnn nres'
Seized taken In execution and 10 bc sold ~ tue prop
crty OF Sylvester pealcV.
ALSO: . 49,
A. the snme tina and place, certain lot or piece
Of ground, situate In the town OF bI0onsbure. Io'
umhn County being two hundred feet deep nhn i"rty
teet In width. bounded on hs west ny Iron street,
on tho north by lot Of " H. L'tte on ine enst ~ an
aHey nnu On Inc soI.m "y .", ~. w ,,,n n ho." WIN
the nppuftenances. ,o
hLo" A.. ,,,,. ,l
TWO lots. 'ne QUE pe.mg . MY &c. &C. r. =" ". :I ,J
Iouf nu""!eu 'ce. "Sup' 'm J;ni, % i i"nIoJ m ,,,e
sevrnV Nv. 'a.' a ,"d, az '"c", Evcr nn The wes,
ho,'" ~" Wi Nj ~ % W, ~ 80 a, a,i.v md nm thc
ny .nus :" m;h w.oo, ;,a,ao" nj i; ",ccicJ iwo frame
sn, ,,y py n,". MI. 'bo nnnm,,.nancc, Seized.
nwe.'rs ".,,n, a"d nd ho sniI ne the pyoper,v ,,i
Ill., iiownI, ~ tVm' n Joncs. John Williams and
Al" Ss William.
"'"'y ""'''' ALSO.
A, Tim ,,m. ,imc nnd pjace n ccst,jn lot or niece
,r,n ,m" I. ";,,n," i" ,bc iown Of ioomsbure C,i.
"mLi, Co,n,y he Ing two hundred feet deep nn, forty
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

A GAL-LANT ArFAlR.-On Sunday night
one ofiour merchants was aroused from his
slumbcrs by hearing some one on the kitch-
en- roof of his house. Taking his revolver
he wentto the place and discovered a young
mnn coolly attempting to get in window. -
As his actions were hardly hose of burglar
the merchant spoke to him before shooting,
and the young man like Crockctt's coon,
was very glad to ''comc down." In reply
to his questions, the young man stated that
he had come to pay friendly visit to the
servant girl, and utterly disclaimcd all bur-
glarious intentions. His captor, however,
marched him to jul, and yesterday he was
taken before Justice Of the Peace. The
girl was sent for and. much as she regretted
the necessity, she admitted the 'soft I'M
peachmcnt'' that he was visiting her with
her consent. The young gent was fined sl5
and costs under the city ordinance, aud
warned to be more circumspcct in his mid
night rambes. s.-Lromino Gazette.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

p1y- President johnson has suspended" "
in other words kicked the notorious Stanton
out Of his Cabinet, and Gen. Grant has been
appointed Secretary Of War ad interim. 1t
would have been a blessing to the country if
the President would have done so two years
and a halfago. Much Of the bad feeling
which now exists, and the deplorable con-
dition of the country resulting therefrom,
would have been thereby avoided. But,
better late than never. Every radical cur
in the land is yclping at the heels Of the
President, but he pursues the "even tenor
Of his way" and minds them not.--Rcoa-
ina Gazette. T.gu
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
ncn.. Alas md alockI We tbou,bt . ,or,

ncn- Alas and alack We thought part
of our mission in this world had been ac-
complished. Under the most humane i'm
pulses we took Doctor John in hand to re-
move letters on the brain, written BY
himself to himself. But the patient has
relapsed. The disease will probably be
more unmanagblo than ever, and We can
only tender his readers our profound con,
dolsncss, This is a a1rrowful world @ n"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
For the Bloomsburg Democrat. ]
IN MEMORIAL.

Tho following resolutions wcrc adopted ut
q regular meeting Of Jackson Lodge No. 72
]: y. Of G. I. Of Pennsylvania, August
18th, 1867.
Whereas. Il has pleased Almighty God
to remove very suddenly from our midst,
our beloved Brother, Steward p. Sterner,
therefore,
Resolred. That in the death of our
Brother we have sustained an irreparablc
loss and most painful bereavement, the an
guish Of which time alone caniassuago.
Resolrcd. That VIC bow in submissive
resignation to the dark and mysterious visi-
tation which has taken from our midst
dutiful member and kind Brother, feeling
that what is our loss.is his gain. .r
RcsoiUcd. That We tender our deep SYM
pathy to the family of our lamented Brother
praying that lie that docth all things well,
may sustain them in their bereavement.
Rcsolred. That copy Of these resolutions
bc transmitted to the family Of our deceased
Brother and that they he published in each
of the County papers, the cTcmplars Banner,
and the monthly Circular.
iJNO. q. BARKLEY,
Committee. {I. N. LElDY,
l.. HARTMAN.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

DEXTER BEATS HIMSELF AGAIN.-Dex-
ter in the recent race for $500, at the
Riverside Track, Boston, against Brown
George and running mate, milo heats, best
three in five in harness, won the race in
three straight heats, making the mile in
2l9, beating the fastest time on record, and
his own Kalamazoo time (2.IOs), on track
Iorty.fGet over half mile, exact measurement
Brown George and mate trotted admirably,
making faster time than ever before, fire.
qucntly tapping Dexter. The race was wit
messed by about ten thousand persons, who
were drawn together out of curiosity to wit
ness this extraordinary performance of the
"king of the Turf" Or course there was
no betting, except on time, and this was
fixed at 2.22, although many marked him
as high as 225. The Yankees, of course
were fairly astoundcd, and now the fame of
Dexter resounds throughout all New En-
gland We take great pleasure in recording
the successive triumphs of our little Orange
County horse, for the reason that we are
full believer in the maxim that "blood will
tell. "-Goshen PepubGcau.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

rear Forney who is writing letters to the
Press from Europe, gives ample and detail
ed accounts of all the hotels he has visited
in that part Of the World. His descriptive
powers in that line can't be disputed, con-
sidcring the opportunity he has had in this
country to test the quality of the different
drinking houses. His last letter in the Press
describes Baden Baden, celebrated water
ing place on the continent, noted for its ar
istocratic gambling saloons. Fornoy writes
as familiarly of "carte, )" faro" roulette"
and "cards," as any professional could,
proving his familiarity with the games. -
But at the end We can fancy him rolling up
the whites Of his eyes as he writes the fol-
lowing sentence, "IIcaven save my country
from ever conscnting to such system or
becoming familiar to such sights" This
is rich, coming from Forney, and richer
still to come from denison of Washington
city. Danriilc Mtclhyenccr
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

RECovERED.-Sincc our last issue, the
most important of the papers stolen from
the safe in the Office of s. b. Boyer, Esq,
in this place, have been recovered. Those
papers, the reader will remember, related to
the trial of Fahnestock VS.. Boyer They
were received by J. B. Packer, Esq, from
Williamsport, by mail. The sender does
not go into any explanation nor does he say
why he did not send all the papers. He
said if Mr. Boyer was successful in the suit
he would claim the reward, but does not
give his name Or address. 1t is evident that
the thief or thieves upon opening the safe,
and coming first upon the tin box containing
the papers, made off with it under the i'm
preston that it contained the object of their
search, viz. greenbacks-North'd County
Democrat.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
ESTRAY.

~se=--nz,,,k0P Came 10 the premises Of the sub
kTf1yGN.ETlTEN scriber, in Ilenock Township. Col.
Sun,Lia CouTtsy .on or about the ?6ih OF
kESdAfK July, IsG7, brindic 60 ", with white
sIA M mark in forehead besides some white
mnrys nhout her body. aged about nine years, md
not riyin. much milk Mt present. The owner or
o,vncrs are rea ursicd 10 come forward aud prove
proncrry nav charges aud take he away, otherwise
!, he viii be ;isuosed OF as the law direct =
'"e wiz '' "'''' EsAU GiRToN.
fIe,niock, August ~, 1867 -3w,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

nS" The Lancaster (Pa.,) MteNiycnccr
says that the Radical party in that county
divided up between the Stevens, Cameron
and Thug factions have split asunder, and
arc likely to have two tickets in the field
at the fall election. odd Thad. addressed
letter to the County Committee, intima-
ting what course to pursue, opposition to
which he should regard as Rebellion : but
notwithstanding his lash the Committee by
vote Of SO to Is refused to be governed by
his counscls. According to Mr.. Stevens
they are all Rebels, and VIC shall expect to
see war made upon them at once.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

FIRE IA new barn Oh property belong
ing to Mr.. James Hall, at the Muncy Farms
and occupied by Geo. w. Dcwald, was de-
stroycd by fire on Sunday night between s
and o'clock, together with the contents.
Mr. Dcwald lost all his crop Of wheat, hay
and oats, also, harness, wagon, some sheep
and calf. The light from the burning
building was distinctly seen hy our citizens,
and the fire appeared to be much nearer
town than it was. Mr.. Hall had an insur-
ancc of 5000 on the building, in the Ly-
coming Mutual, and $500 on his interest in
the crops. Mr.. Dcwald had no insurance.
lie is an Industrious, hard working man
and the loss falls particularly hard on him.
We learn there is no doubt that the fire was
the work Of an inccndiary. -Knncy Lus,in.
urH
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

E0- Frank Lcslic's Magazine is on hand
for September, looking as tempting as a
large fine luscious peach. Its fashion plates
cannot he surpassed. If We wero lady
land We often wished VIC were--for awhile
anyhow, J we certainly should not do with
out this Magazine. We can't see how any
one can. There is on immense amount Of
labor and money expended on this publica-
tionfor which the proprietor is entitled to n
liberal support.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

ARnEsrED.- H. Bradley, ESQ.,, the
senior counsel for the defence in the Surratt
trial, was arrested on Thursday morning
upon the affidavit Of Major Richards, Su.
porintendent Of tho Washington Police, for
handing letter supposed to be challenge
to Judge Fisher. lie was taken before a
magistrate, waived an examination, and
gave bonds in fifteen hundred dollars for his
appearance when required. % .a
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs, the Hos. WILLIAM ELwr,n. f,eyh,A
v. Judge Of the Coun of Oyer aud Tcrnihsr End Gvt
nfa' Jail Delivery Court of Quarter Sessions Of ths
rcace and Court Of Conlnpn Pleas and Orphans CouH
IN the 10Th JndciRl District. compared Of Tho eou
9iCollm'a sulfiynn and Wyoming and che HIM issns
crr aud Peter X Hhrbein, Asso ntcsdisgs or Coi"m.
bia Co prccctt date ,hr 2g,h
dhy OF Dec y The year Of our lord oae ,tvsrd s;shi
hundred and lebI fnd to me directed for hoIdink n
Court ofSycr and ffnincr and General Jail delivery,
General Quarter seysionp ofthe Pence, Common Pess
and Orphans Court in Hoofisburg in the county Of
Colnnhia on The FIRST Monday. being rhc ~ dsylor
seplth.hrr next Ia continue one week.
Notitc Is hereby given, 10 the Cc.oher The Justces
OF the Peace and Constnhes Of the sld county ofCoi.
unbin that they be then and there in rir pracrr vxr.
son al 10 o'clock in the forenoon ofsaid day with tke,
records, inqnsiiicns and other remembrance TO do
lhose things wichto their Offices appcriain to be DONE
hna hoSs i'a are bound BY Iccognzanrc to proseeuvt
against the prisoners that may be IN the Jail or
said county Of Columbia TO be then and there - prose.
cute them shall be just. surs hye rcadested io bs
puncual IN ihe a,tcndaTte tsreeaby TO ih,Tr hnces
~ Dated nj BloUmSbifrg, the gr!i dhy IL JOY,
H. =. in the year of our Lord one ihoussnd rikA /,
49, hundred aud 1867. and IN the ninetistA
year or the Independence Of the United States or
Aerlea Con SAVE the CoAsoswgALrn.
sAMs'EL sNYDER, Sheriff.
BloOmshlrg, Arpuyt e. N,G
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
TRAvERSE JURORS,
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM Is


Blonn,--Mciiaci Waller WIN Beidsman
Bcav-r-Wm Michael, John Longenbcrgsr, a. John
Shuman
Brar Cr.ek-J G.. Sinith
Bcn,on-John J. 81 Henry
Ccn,ra,ia i,or.-Joseph N. Freck
Conyns sham-Phi,ip Brcnzii
Frankl,n-EIiac Weaver, Joel Zarr
Fishing Cre.k-Eias !. Sucker
GrcrnS eod-Wm. Il IkeleI, Charles Hcaeoek.
David Demott
lemlork-Zcbnlen Robbins
Locust-jonas Fe,,crran, Cbarics Billis, John sny-
drr. benjamin Wagner
MiGlin.--Jor y Wintersteen, Phnens Smith, sumust
Nuss. Philip Greasy, Samuel Cfeasy
John II VoIe
Nj. Pleasant John Wanich. Godfrey Melick
Mndison-Frtsr Wolf Jacob Gtrt0n
Montour-Jackson Leiby
Maine Nv Longcnb-rger
fine--Richnrd w Lyons
Roaring CIcek-Danicl Rarig. Daniel Goarhurs,
AMI Craig,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

Das- In our next VIC intend publishing the
able speech of Hon. Benjamin Fl. Hill, of
Georgia. 1t was delivered Oh the 10th of
July last at Atlanta, before large assem-
blage. The Bcllfontc Wdtchman says: ut
is the ablest thing We have seen from the
South on the situation, and exactly embodies
our ideasin regard to what ought to be
the policy of the South. We have been
utterly astonishcd that any man Of decency
or intelligence in the South would willingly
acceptthe shameful and despotic govern
ment which Congress would force upon
them. We wonder that more feeling is not
expressed on the subject for We did not be-
lieve the Southern people to be of those
who slick the hand that smites them," and
VIC are glad to see this indication of their
waking up
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

GRAND JURORS,
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM 1867.

FOR SEPTEMBER TERM 1867.
Rioom WIN. shs frcr. J. J. Brnytcr, WIN. M'frlis,
griar Cheek - Adam DirtteTiek.
ROr. Brrwick-J. u. Doas0n.
CeniTc-Mm. Shniler,
Conynghani-Pctrr Hover.
Fishing Crcsk-iirnry B-i.hIine.l
Ffankiin-isnac iirnisrsh"
Gre.nwood-Reuben Rich. Wilson ", Evcs.
ilcr;lock--isaac PurteN.
Mninc-Franc,s Fleming, John Y, shunaa.
Mndissu-Charcs Tyretnan.
Mitln - ilsnry Iic,irf, q, u. Ilcss,
Uransn--SsaincI A :henbach,
Eoariag Creek Franklin \ tociin,
sco,t-u. W. Crcvrling. WIN, IibwrS, Joha Ne yhasl,
Sags.loaf-Beni, Cole shadrItk Hess.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that an appli cation has
bec m de to the Cnur, Of ComMon Pleas Of Colnm'
tin County TO grant n charter Of Incorporation To-
''The Bloom sbnrg MMna Saving Fund Assoc iation'
as instrument im writing therein specifying the ,b
Sccs articles conditions and name, style or title OF
.ad propored Association, having been hed in sa'd
Court at May Term 1867.
4
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

Dar Some Of the Mongrel editors are
willing to displace the drunken Sheridan for
the Stealing Butler. The editors who want
to make this change, we presume, are them
selves, more addicted to theft than drunken
ness. They would therefore, prefer to serve
under Butler than under Sheridaus df
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

gy" Men have an average of thirty
pounds of blood in their frames, and two
hundred and forty-eight bones. Women
have the same number, not including whale
homes.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

BGs" The Luzernc Union, says it is able
to state upon authority that Hon. Geo. w.
Woodward declines to be candidate for
Congress in the Luzerno District.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21
Committee.

TROUBLE IN TIE VEGETABLE LINE
A onc-armed soldier who brought car
load Of vegetables to this place the latter
part of last week, got into snarl with
some of our grocery men for not having a
license. lie had to close up but on Mon
day was open again and disposed of his car
70. We are not thoroughly convorsant with
the difficulty, which was much talked about
at the time. 1t is said the soldier was sell
ing for other parties. A law was passed
last winter giving disabled soldiers the priv
ilegc Of pcddling, provided they make aifi..
davit that they are tho sole owners of the
property they wish to dispose of.-DanriNe
Mhiigcaccr.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-21

House KILLED.-On Saturday evening
last, as valuable horse belonging to Mr..
James Sponenbcrg, of Briarcrcek, was
passing through this borough, it Stun
blcd and fell, breaking the bone of the left
fore leg, near the elbow joint. The animal
lived until Monday morning, when it was
killed, to put it out of misery. An exam
ination was had which established the above
fact. Mr.. Sponcnberg has been quite un-
fortunate of late. -Be9oick Gazette.