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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
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Die nntersei9neten baben ihre neae gBertftatt tn
Operation, Tuorin TeniaerrnHnien, Tbiren, BEti1bS
aiss unh intoeneis DtouIbines, Gorntces, Bradets,
Rai@bsetter ufb 9efdbe, Thirs uno Seu5terrebmen,
ganeeIe uns ale Art 6oIsIperf 81 8Gnten eeb5ris
sefertigt werben. aBr ne ebenfans uorberetet, fir
Battteu tbeiIuetfe Deer eonS eontrnhiren. r bas
ben teine Ansgaben geI6eut Nof9inerie antutaufen
Hnh anfanfteaen un6 boiien bur4 giiRttIi9ieit unA
f9neae Beeienung bic &nnbf9aft 6es 6eHtf d EN-
Yubiifuuts 81 per6tenen unb ~ erbaIteu.
Drhers RON nab Ans fern rDer6en pgenpt dtssefib
pereen.
Ilnfere Bertfntt 1T IN nnnfittetbarer Aerbinbuns
nit ben 2oeomotiue Shops Der 4aib5H BE unb Ghattas
nooga Giienbahn, nabe Der Sepanse GodI Dorh an
Ge6arfrabe, Raibpipe, 5ennefee.
ianl 3ge 3i.ts 5 urbipiiIe u. 6uIcber.
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bic in borioer @o9e burd Srn. SrimbIe
offerirte 6eiolntion, neE6e beftimmt
eab Der @oHberneur Die aus Der Mem .
pbis 9lationaIs 8ant 5nrid erbaItene
Sbeile oes SduIfonos iofort BEL Den
Oirettoren Der vBant of Sennefee" be.
pcniren lol, unb baB er lofort &Iaae
ge9en ben Sreafurer fpe9en ueberiGreis
tun9 ieiner Mmtsbefuani6 einIeiten iou.
Dds Saus nabta cine our1 2eIIpet elm
9ebra6te HeioIutioii an, tueEde BEN Goup
Derueur autoriffrt, ben Mobctaten, mel.
DE oas SnterefTe bes Gtaates in ben
BetbanOlnn9en Dor 6erS abiofon gountn
@ourt un6 Der &nprense Court in Der
SaAe bertrnten, tueIdbe nit benz l1rtheiI
enoi9te. oaB Die Soften Der ,,Banf bf
EenneGee" nidt dIs 3abIuna fir Steuer
au5unebmen ieien, Gebiibren 5a be5abs
len. g a - si-sr -
@adniittae8 2 llbr iunrben Die
amendments 81 benz Mempbis gitp
Gbarter lnter 8eratbung aenonmen.
Sieielben bringen bic Dirt uno gDeiIe,
iuie Der Sta0tratb IN Mempbis aespuns
gen fuerben fann, Die &olten fir bic Ne.
tropoLitan 8oli3ei 40 beitreiteH. Be-
fanntIid iueieert fib Der 6crtiae Gtaot.
ratb, bic Wfittel 3u bepiligen, reId1e
n0thig iino, UNI bic 8oli3ei al erbaIten.
g4dbreno Der Debatte eratn1 nd, San
G6Ie BON Msmpbis (goHferbdtiD) m
.fhorfen @Orten, Die fogar in peri0ns
i6feiten auearteten, eegen Die Som
rnillioner8 Der Noltaet llli6 aeaerls oas
game Snfitnt. -. @abrenb bic Debate
nod fdipebte, bertaete f9 0ns 6aus.
SeHte nfor0en tptr0 bieleIbe llaeteaen
belt fcrtgefebt un0 ftebt cine oEdnaenbe
Ne0e bon &nlitb bon Garbenadn bebor,
Der e iib sanbeifd,ig gentabt BAT, bic
QIneriffe 1ee &obperbeaO. Geaen Gas IN
Wlempbie angerleili beliebfe Jnititut
heina3nlell3teH. e u sssaa
~ @ir srfabren, Das Die MHiuiIte
In benz Drn1eiIe Srterfon pfe. Gonnor,
In tDeI3etl bic GonititutienaLitdt 0eS
totfdbrtgen Grnn6ifes @eietes In Sroae
eefteIt If, 9eIteEn lire Mreamente IN bic
Suprenie Court efnoerei6t baben unb
Gnoe oiefer ODER MnfaHgs udHltcrgBO1e
BITE SaHe eHtf@ie0en werbal lpirD.
RT Dor @quire @jIfiafcn lpurSc |
cine fdtDarje Dame Der freien aiebe |
uuter Der Anflage 0ebra1t. cine ihrer
6rtunoinntn berfeibeh Harbe ,ulib 6e(.
felbeH GbaraEters geldIaaen 40 haber. |
DerieIbe Derurtheilte bic 6rieOenltSrerin
al mn 0f1s iifffb &offptf @A#N
Die anbern 9Guires Der Stabt bats
ten gli9te fiir uue'sn beri9ten.
H9H ben Offer ber y taatetfitnne~ rfr-
ben aWk Mrten@mpfe 81. AarteH, Billbeaes
nab anDeFe DEudar6esleh IL Deutit HHb Gaa.
no aneeferiet. ,sless#
glHltrt GesHbe Relfn bae eeiagieA ni9S
peTae0em.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
&eafltp & g)arbroug1
5 28bDIefale
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Oer. 8 se0rb epllese @traae

z = =
1000 6ns ertra 6omiIien> 0eebl.
100 Sas Grtra isperEne geebL
50 CHA glsw Orleans 8nfer,
"a 9bbs 9emeraro 8u6er, IS
sis 50 Sas sepadter ntih pulreriErtes Sr6sr,
300 Cad Rrima Slio Rafee.
Is Sad 2aGatra Rafes, I'll aeesf-st
Is sat frif9en sssss.
xs 50 SCI Ren Orleans NoGnaes, = s.
s Pc 900 atilsH pr5rtes u. Gamble esife,
$50 Riiaea perf@isbene sorten SEIZE,
100 Bitten etedrinii@te, $50
100 stften TaIei5te, Bart seprest,
so aiaen feiner Raa@tabat,
,err 8. 50 gtot Sine Gut Sabat. ssSsg>s
80 81 Is Eab Naudbtabaf, $685. ~ - r,..s
sse Is Uab engIif@er Sobd,
!. - q Is 6as uncertainties eObd.
sars 20 aiaen 4 nab 2 Rfanb.aannea A,,tssn.
50 aiften Pfeffer, sa1lass ST.
50 aiften @ewarse,
50 Ritter 5ubssos ass .ts55,.
so Rtfteu aematIenep Semi.
Is 5as gsaton's sst9fe,
90 Bitten pint, Quart v. kGauonsn SIaf5A
% atten Garrett s@nupftabaf y f
20Grps 0artse's eIaus g@
7fs, 20 Sas Bourbon 8bistep,
IS 6us Robertfsu County R5ists7,9
100 SAB Ssote stai5 sarOOf gsbssfcp;
,s1o0 6ab Ginger Gorstug
.sss1f IS Sas Snsper gsein.s u
- Is Sab Shse @etne,
80 5as @einefis,
Fs 3 sab sttHOuen eVtaPs sEegg
sc 50 RtRsa etarfe. 1855 ~
50 Sasenb elmer,
50 2Htenb 8sseh,
1000 q RebI
- 50 aifeH dfiortirter eanSp, q ssts
Srarop, Hum, Sin, 8eiRe peri8iebener Art BEL
. Weaflep 8 9arbroueb,
Sfr. 3 Rero @olese Strabe,
fsbt 3R sRashniue Seunes.,.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
Gin ntaes llateraebnftll.

Der llHterteidnete aeist benz gsbIKunn eroebers.
an, eae e. TO eiaaeri9tet Sat an Scbpruitesie rnS
CtenrbEren auf'9 arapeIi9fie Teiuteen "a fBnnen.
Die Mrb eit wtrb anf aieaekrt perhen uiIh uirh lr
pro G4egniteiM 1nf so Gfiite keinn. en-
Mir maadem Mile ouraHf puiMsrffan, BAT NH Teiser
49, yerbiltgn, febef fentn Rattn unD isnk
rstlitaen laileu, Aae AHftrdge soeroen III SO 81
eeaeet Sttqbe esttse6eHgenpmHsen nHb yfiEiIid tes
iofgt werbsh. y
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05

@ 8eltern Morgen UNI 2 llbr
iuurOen bic 8Hrget glafbDiqes tpieber
6urd EeuernIarnI EHelpesft 6 uno beim
&rtpaben fdno man ben Sorijont burd
ben BiOerld]ein Der fEpgnlsen ger0tbet;
cine groBe Menee Wenfden elite rad
: Der 9lorb Warfet @traBe In Die gtabe
Der SurnbaIIe, ipo DE beraerereifenblte
OGcens ltattfanb. aNfdnner; Srasen linb
RiHber Iiefen balb uaft oboablos berunl,
0ott oanfeno, oas uadte 2eben gerettet
an hnher1.. 3. - -. - -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
@eIb. 11.@aamapoMen.@ 6rfe.

gSnfNeu Gort 6fFnetesGoIb geftern
nit 139;; Is ltanD I'm ii 80 anf 1884;
I'm 1870 auf 1884 un0 I9IoB Mben6s
nit 1888. "a
4eue Eenueffee gBon6s
1tanOen in Stem gort auf 664.
IS &c. Stdaten g on s.-5 .2Oer
I. @eries itanben in gfep gort I1Oa
bis 110I; q. Geries 107I-1O81:
8. Series 1854 Bis 1854. gfeue glus :
eabe 5S20er 1863 bis 1861. 1O,40er
9Ss 954t elae biefe@ olrfe berlteben
fi9 fur 8onbs nit Coupons.
8oumtu ollie.
Sn Stem gort iuar Ser 8aumipouens
Wfarft febr ffau; nrebr 8erfaufer ais
6dnfer. Yreis 81 80 per 8fnnb. .
; sSn 9iOerpooI mar geltern Der Baum.
ituolIens Marft it6tig, nit itarfer Stad5.
frage. 8reis l3a d. Y + asE
9 9iers inare Der BamtueIIens Marft
9efterH fait fobt. 4reite ran9irten ami,
f6etl 254 264 Gents. Die Sransr
actionen naren foI9en6e:
asa 80 gn1pfangeti IS 9nIIen.
.8erfauft 101
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-12
INSTRUCTION.

A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
IA Southeast corner TENTH and WALNUT Sts.
There are vacancies, day and evening, for begin
Uers and advanced pupils. for Piano Cabinet Organ,
Vocal Music, Harmony, Violin Flute, Horn, etc.
Subscription 70 the ORCHESTRAL GLASS for
subscriptions for Study OF ELOCUTlON.,.........51 800
Pupils will be received every day this week aud
Ofhce hours, A. NJ. TO 10 p Nj
Instruction will begin Oct ~ and Oct 2l,
N. B.-BtUdents OF Vocal Music are entitled 70 In
ttypeto1 In Elo0tiop without extra charge. 10 i22tF
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cARPETINCs

AT PRICES 20 CORRBsPOND WITH
Low PRI CEs Ar EXPENSES, AND WILL
OPEN DAMlY NEW GOODS, as THEY DO
NOT RXPECT TO MOVE e27 smTp
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va NpNh ho-Nhg bhtet cases Oi Tue
'1IEAPEST BLAN KETS In THE CITY.

HANGING IN PRICE FROM 1910 TO W
"a slightly soiled Brown Table Linen. 62c, worth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-12
HOOP SKIRTS.
628. WIN. T. HOPKINS, 628.
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST oUALITYs
HOOP SKIRTS,
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
NO. Gas ARCH STREET, RELOW sE.
VENTM, PHILADELPHIA.

Also dealer In full lines OF low.priced New York
and FHsIern made Skirts 40,
All the new aud desirable styles and sizes o. Ls1ies %
Misses, and Chiloren'a HOop-skirts oonhlensV "a
hand aud made To uIdeT, embracing the largest AM
most varied RssOrtmeDtn this market 81 very inVoo-
livery ady should try "our Own Mako on hoop
skirts as they have equal, 90. h,,,... - an ana
Southern, West rn ana near ! Ieue Ho 9'''7 ' ~
a 10 III cir Interest to examine our sDV s,t a, 49,.
Catalogues Of styles, Sizes anu P''0 II an
address
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DRY GOODS.
s T OK e s & 0oD.
no. goa ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA.

ALPACA POPLTNs, ALL SHADES.
RLACK ALPACAS, To WHICH VIZ rAVr
ESPECIAL ATTENTION.
EXTRA FINE MOHAIRS, IN SraIprs
PLAIDS, AND Spots. -
GAY PLAID ALLWOOL P0PLINS. I'm
CHOICE STYLES.
FHNE.s sRENCHMERISOES, ALL SHADES
AND QUALITIES.
BLACK AND WRITE PLAID CASH
MERES, 40 INCHES WIDE, VERY CHEAP
EXTRA SIZE hQUARE BOUNDsHAwLS.
FOR FRIENDS.
ALL Varieties, SUITABLE FOR THE
SEASON. [sssa
CLOTH FOR LADIES' CLOAKs AND
SACQUES, CAsSI "a ER Es, w WATERPROOF.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

TIE state Legislature, since the re-
cent election, will stand-Senate, Re
publicans 20, Democrats, 13, Republican
majority =; House, Republicans, "a,
Democrats, i6-Republican majority 8.
Majority for the Republicans on joint
ballot, 10.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

WE print this week an unusually in
teresting batch of new advertisements.
BY reference to the Sheriff's proclama-
ton 1t will be seen that in December
we hold two weeks court, instead OF
one as printed in some other papers in
the County.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

ALLcontagiOus poisons doub
ducc their peculiariniluenceupI
ganism through The blood, I'M
pass into this fluid, grow and
there, given rise to changes I'M
position. The contagious poisd
ally consist of living matter,
by its growth and increase pro
the great change in the circulatI
those terrible affections.
These contagious poisons
harmless whore there is no imj
of health in amy part f the sya
where 4 e mucous surfaces are
The capillaries distended ON nc
n sluggish condition of circulat
blood thin and poor; and II gcl
situde, they win be taken up,
duce their legitimate effects
and death. -
All danger from these p
easily be avoided by using ST.
Iingari Bitters. 1t prevents b
ing Just such Il condition of Il
as is required to resist the
sides directly neutralizing
them in the blood.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

L. S. MUSICAL REVIEWING are in
receipt of II new monthly devoted to
the advancement of musical interests.
1t is called the L. $. Musical Review,
and is published on the first of each
month, by j. l.. Peters, at No. 200
Broadway, New York, at Sl.5o per an
mum in advance, or ut greatly reduced
rates to clubs. Each number contains
eight pages of choice, new music, worth
moro than the price of the paper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

CATAwIssA RAILRoAD.--The road
under the management of Chief Super
intendent, George W. Webb, has be-
come one of the safest and best conduc-
ted roads i'm the State. An accident Is
scarcely ever heard of. In consequence,
the passenger traffic has increased very
rapidly whiting few months.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

AN exchange says: "Gcncral Grant
deserves the thanks of all honest men
for exposing GovernorGcary's attempt-
ed fraud upon the ballot-box at Fort
Delaware" Yes he does.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

NoTwITusTANDING the fact that the
Democrats have been generally success
full this Falls elections, we do not see
that our bonds have deprecated c0y
much at home or abroad. The Radi-
cal predictions were made for effect
merely, because they well know that
we have always opposed reputation,
and the only example of it in the his
tory of our State wasset by the Radicals
themselves when they resolved to pay
holders of Pennsylvania bonds in cur
rency.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

WE have received the first number
of the Sentinel, published ut Sunbury,
ny Young S Auten. 1t gives evidence
of ability, and from the experience of
prove valuable auxiliary to the De-
mocracy of Northumberland County.
Let the people have light, and the sue
cess of our cause is assured. Northum-
berland should roll up in 1868, 1000
Democratic majority.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

JOHN LEAoocK, the obliging landlord
of the American House has opened a
neat and commodious Restaurant in the
basement of his Hotel.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

PREVIOUS to the election the Radicals
endeavored to frighten weak minded
voters by alarming reports of the
"bloody rebel militia" of Maryland,
who were to invade Pennsy lvania in
stdntey, in case the Democrats secured n
victory. Judging from our own val
orous militia, they would not do much
damage save to peaceful barn-yards ;
nevertheless, to guard against danger
hadn't Geary better call out $4,000 men,
and with them secure and defend some
convenient Gap?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

DIR. L. w. WELLS, successor to DR..
f. c. Harrison,) has taken rooms at the
American House. All orders left there
will be promptly attended to.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01
Ihe columbian.

THE President has appointed Thurs
day, the 2sth day of November next, as
a day of general Thanksgiving,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

OK RoAsT.-On TIL
9th, n very large mum
ic and Conservative citl
ing and adjoining cou
at Muncy, to celebrate
cratic victories achieved
MIA and Ohio, and to pai
Ok, prepared for the occ
sembly was unusually la !
the largest ever CONVEX
The OK was partaken of
about 2 PM, the vast
called to order by Gen. NJ
Major Bruncr was call
assisted by Il large MI
Presidents and Sccretarid
were out in force, and a1|
enlivened the proceed
execution of Il few pieC
Col. John G.. Freeze
TO the audience by the
in an address of half en-
viewed the canvass, sts
that had been gained II
course to be pursued ip
address elected freQacnt
Capt. c. b. Brockway
upon, and in his usual
entertained the audiend
and laughter, for nearly
The speech was thorough
the assembly.
Gen. VIM. Brindle "
out, and for nearly an h
in his own forcible style,
the day ; and especially
now coming up for sol
conclusion of his address
Us the programme for
grand torch light process
In the evening u large
sons assembled, and fori
sion, with a band,of music
through the principal str
ing before the hotel ; call
Mr.. Emery of William
tcrtained the crowd for
time with an excellent
conclusion of which
Lieut.. A. b. Tate of
was called on and made
dress, which was frequent
The meeting was closed
from Capt. Brockway,
o'clock in the evening.
The meeting was a spl'
and managers and peop
highly gratilied.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE you II Cough, Cold, paiu|
Chest, or Bronchitis? In iaqt hal
the prcmonitory symptoms offtil
satiate ancher," Consumption u
know that relief is within your n
the shape of DR.. WiStar's Bals
Wild sherry, which In many
where hope had fed, has snatch
victim from the yawning grave.
MORE NOVELTIEs-MORE An
TIONS. We see that our friend
Meyer, the Druggist, has aga
creased his already large stock Of
His last addition is Il carefully 81
invoice of periumcry and fancy
from the best manufacturing no
London and Pa superior (
heretofore offered in this sect
country. lie has also added Il co
assortment of tooth, hair a nail
cs, the former imported by hikl
rect from LOHdOa. Call on hiI
il his goods do not fully bear
statement.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

JACKSON, Oct. %, lS67.-MesS|
tors: That sporting committed
ungcville did not make its app
on Saturday last at Rohrsburg
announced in your issue of Oct
We have come to the conclusi,
they have taken the "Salt Rive
with that crowd we started on
of October. If they have we "
them our B,ay" for n long farewe.
J\cl
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01


a CENTENARIAN.--M Lizzie
Freeze, mother of our townsman &. w.
Freeze, died on Wcdn, sday of last
week, at herresidcnce, near Pottsgrove,
having arrived at the extraordinary
age of over 100 years. She was born
in Bucks county, bat came to this neigh
borhood when in her 18th year. The
country was then wilderness. What
striking changes she must have been
witness to during that long roll of years?
She died as she lived, Christian. Peace
to her ashes.-DunriHe MteNigencer.
WE are pleased TO announce that n
quarry of the finest slate has been dis
covered in Montour Township, in this
County, on the lands OF John Richards.
Tho quarry has been leased by Peter
Bechtcl, Edward Iost, and DR.. George
lost, and we are assured that it will
soon be in working order. We have no
doubt it will prove renumcrative to the
owners and lessees, and its proximity
oour town will aid in its development,
and place first class slate within reach
Of all our citizens, Specimens can be
seen at this office.
LAST week we published notice of
Sen. Buckalew's Wiliamsport Speech,
from the Boston Post, the leading DEM
ocratic journal in New England. Thi,
week we publish an editorial notice of
the same speech from the Boston COtT-
ier, edited by Geo. Lunt, the famous his
toran another leading New England pa
per. These involuntary tributes to the
craftsmanship Of Senator Buckalew,
coming as they do from the leading
Democratic organs of the nation, are
exceedingly grateful to his friends, and
Il full vindicntion Of his course for the
past four years. His utterancos are lis
tened TO and respected even by his OPP
ponents, and the time has come when
his acknowledged ability can be of ser
vice to his country and his party.
THE TREATMENT OF TRUNKs.-Thc
bruised and battered condition of an
unfortunate trunk that has been on Il
summer tour is one of those things
which are said to bcggar description.
The lofty indifference TO the sacrifice oI
property which is manifested by n pro-
fessional baggage may be very
eNaspemting when practically viewed
by an interested traveller, but is certain
ly charming and sublime when consid
cred Il esthctically. He has Tranquil
delight in seeing trunk tumble from t
high elevation, turn upon the wcakes
corner and then turn bottom sides up
If it bursts open he is still calm and i'm
perturablc ; he does not visibly glOa
over the destruction; but he secret,
reflects upon the probability Of earning
fifty cents by tying it up. The ankle
ties Of trunk owners are the spice of life
Hinges, lock and wooden joints are II
stubble to him. Nothing is able to with
stand him but sole leather and iron
Persons who are obliged to carry leathe
trunks will find it 10 their interest I
put good leather straps around them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-01

CONFIAGRATION.- .-IIapp
sess Il knowledge Of the fac
the fire at Muncy, on Thui
October 9th, we propose I'd
1t was about midnight.
just on the eve of retiring I'd
the stiffness of the night
by the startling cry of FL
Springing ut once, into the
three or four friends, we fo
issuing from IL building dir
site, occupied by Guy Eilent
stove and tin ware establishr
on going to the door of til
building, we could perceive
interior thereof to be in flan
it had not burst through anyI
the one side of it was a large I
brick, and on the other, the
ken Hotel Stand; n wooden
originally log, which had st
about three quarters of n cent
1t was at once apparent that
en- buildings could not be i |
the efforts of the citizens and
pany We're directed to confini
to them. More than once I
the adjoining brick was on
window shutters and facin
out, but great watchfulnes4
saved it. 1t was almost iml
awaken the Landlord, Mr.. N
and before the door was brokI
the danger made known, thd(
come SO close as to drive him ,
out giving him time to get
pillow $4,000, which were
Some Of the furniture howeve
cr parts of the house was save
The wooden building ON the
joining the hotel was saved ; /
nearly three O'Clock before the
sufficiently subdued to justify
termission of labor. But it b
morning, and was watched ;
The loss of Mr.. Eilenberger '
s3,0OO.00, with about $G00.OO i
The loss Of General Petrikcn,
cr of the buildings, was heav
insurance. After the fire was
he invited the Firemen and o,
had labored, into his house, al
dies Of the family, who had "
coolness and judgment rendere
iicicnt aid in the emergency,
and served to them for more
hour, coffee, cold ham, bread,b
The fire was doubtless the
an accident.
JACKSON. Oct oS. 1857 NJ,
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Radical Honesty!

Acting up to their usual standard of
honesty the Radicals circulated bogus
tickets in every township in Monroe
County, with perhaps one single excep-
ton, Center.
The ticket had the word democratic
ticket" stricken off and SINNERS name
inserted for Common Pleas Judge.
We charged several of the leading
Radicals in Woods6eld with circulating
these bogus tickets with the intention of
deceiving voters. They replied that with
the words Democratic Ticket" stricken of
it ceased to be the Democratic Ticket.
They know that that argument is sheer
nonsens e. Would a, ticket composed of
Radical nominees headed democratic
Ticket, be acceptable to the Democracy
of Monroe County? Neyerl Do not the
nominees of party make up the politic-
al complexion of ticket, with or with
out heading?
They have been guilty of contemp-
tible trick. perfectly in keeping with the
principles of their party, been caught at
it and now attempt to escape by crawling
into hole entirely too small to admit
them.
Great is Radical honesty when cor.
nered!
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s4.The Negro Of 1867 is Man. And
the Democracy even of Monroe County
(iike the rebels of the South) will yet be
forced to recognize democratic doctrine
Marietta 4 Register, Radically
And the Democratic gain in Marietta
was "I05PH "
And the Radical majority in Washing
ton in 1866 was "627."
And the returns from allthe townships
but Newport and Fairfield exhibit Dem
ocratici gain of "55O"
And Newport and Fairfield, last year,
gave a.Democratic majority of f60." /
I !, And aTgain of 20 this year, will give
the county to the Democrats by majori-
ty.of 43. p l.la a 2IuT
And the Democracy. oflMonrOe, not
recognizing the "Negro of 1867 as q
MAN,psincreased their majority 1913"
Whoopeel Hurrahl Where's your
MAN2 Where's your Aiaendment?-
Where's your 4a,6ss majority Of 1866
Where's your party?
And the Democratic gain in Marietta
was aIO5.'
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