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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-14

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST A RAIL
KoAD.-ln the supreme Court OF this
state, in the case Of Jane Il, Caldweli vs..
the CatawiSsa railroad company, the
decision ofthe court helow was affirmed.
This decision awards to the plaintitl
damages to the amount Of ; 900. The
plaintiff claimed that the accident
which resulted in the injuries for which
she obtained 80 large an amount of
damages was caused by careiessness,
while the company contendfd that ~
rail that had been made brittle by the
frost had broken and that the mlahap
was beyond their control.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE Democratic voters OF the several District.
In Columbia county are requested To meet az in'
usual place of holding the general, special, nhu
February 1868 between the hours of three O'Clock
in the afternoon, and seven o'clock in the after
noon of that day and elect by ballot two persons
to represent the District In "A County Convention
TO be held at the Court House in Bloomsburg on
Monday, February IL, at l2o'clock, noon To Sc
lcct two Senatorial Conferecs and two represent
alive Conferees to meet similar Conierees, from
the other counties of the District to agree upon II
Senatorial Delegate and Representative Dele
gate to represent the County in State Convention
to be held at Harrisburg March :, 1865; TO nonl-
nate a state ticket and Delegates to the Nation
nj Democratic Convention aKreeably TO the notice
of the state Central Committee.
by order ofthe Committee. ..
j. o. FREEZE, Chairman.
C. p MCTfENRY ]. &, WESNER,
G.w. Urr, J.G QUICK,
RI. WILLARD; H. J. ALBERrsoS,
J. +. HANSoS.
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ID RIV a II T. 5 a l. Il.

rHE subscriber on'rs ~ private sale. his farm,
si'Utlc IA bcn.on township, Columbia county
LpnslstiuR ui.
Between ~ and % acres of bottom land sandy
lJUm, well adapted to wheat, corn, huckw heat
and oats. About ~ acres cleared, balance tim
IL Is well wutrrei IL lies On the main road lead
.ug nom Coles mill % BlOpinsburg, in the town
Ot Benton. Eight lots On the mInn street ana
adj IinIny hand of Ei Menienhal Jr., Benjamin
NJ Henry, Ptrvin Masters and others. IL IL con
venient to schools, Churches. Mills and Stor>s.
buildings consist oi Il dwelling house Is by II n
barn 10 by o. ana spring house, Woo house. elc.,
Fen. II, 1868. 81. BENJAMIN WARMER
Benton, Pa
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SuERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue of a writ Of FIerl Focias isgucl ont
OF t,e Court %! g lmm ~ Pleas Of olumbla cpun'
and - ne llrctiod. and by agreement of De-
len ttnt nlCd, wIli he exposed to public Sc or uu
u.y Uu the prpmIs"~ On WI On ~DAA the 10Th
lIy OF February instant, the following personal
prop. rty ana ruHl a iatc 10 wl':
iWD iiIIi~isS, one Two horse wagon one sci
double ha nu's, one two horse sled, seventy y-iivt
Curls NOR" ur les, Of rock OAK one plough, on,
hpllrrs levied ON the silme day on hr following
described tract Of land situate in Locust town
'hip, a. uIuUla county, bounded and desert icu
as follows iu wit: iIrE nnlngaI n stone corner Ol
land ui = SIlunin >trtusNer tni running from
ih"u &C. b, llni OF Oliver Evans South thrty-~iA
.ui unv hIi dcyrGrs c.lSt M three prlchrs to- u
Stone, a. nc,' 10y the Stiur north HIiy three an .
pIu ut' "a u'sf,cS east nluc anu one tcnlh itrct
r> 30 pie, thence - LIv same and land OF unr
'Unrl - l., err south, r,lN-ouf degrees east nine
tg seven ana eight lunlho rcrChe> to Il stone
thence ~ Lnt II Friedrich Luz south seventy
seven et.eS1 west i,S-,wO and iva Icnths
p"rch"s r.I tone, iA"nco by tie same south ten
ir"rvrS, Cual.Il -ll.t an tglt ttntn prrcNvS to
siuhr N lll.s III T., u uI lttCLtrl tsNAn, theme
Dy the suiu lincUnd itid ui John lcagrr uJrtH
.cycniy-sr v,u an unr half degrees west, 90,
hunlrri and seven ;tul ore hall pGtchrN to Il
stone, theme, by land ~ said JOHN Yea north
tw,iItY amt thr"r-IIuitiI degrees west, one nun
drr.i ami unr hui patchTs u n post IN u line OF
nj ~ -Ulutuun StrtuSncr, thence by salt lnt
up-lu Nfty-tWO and ono fourth degrees Cusi nine
snu.u NJ e. nam n. ON Ill NDRt ID ma FIVt
..nd ne u'Ii acres N,rct nruhura with tho Uf-
purtr.uurV-. S"Izrd AMI taken IN UNtGu' ion as
the plupv4ty Di IoAn if,h tru,. 50 answers
MOtpECAI MILIAEp. S.cr,n.
B 'r'u hIrs, February II, iab.
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RE3tGNArlOS OF SENATOR GUTHRIE.
THE Kentucky delegation have re-
ceived II telegram confirming the re-
port that Senator Guthrie, OF that State
has resigned his seat in the United
States Senate.
AMALGAMATIoN.
IT is reliably stated that General O.
o. Howard, Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, declared the other day
at u meeting of the trustees of the So
called "Howarl University" that he
,oaS in .jurO,' Cf practicW aMutgCtButiOn
bet,oeeH the rhie UiH btuck rucCs, amt
thdt he hud no desire tOcOIceUk his UieWS
on hat SUBJECT.
TIE ALABAMA ELECTION RETURNS.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, February
lin thirty-iuur counties the vote
for the Constitution stands l,733. The
registration in the same counties is ILL.,,
200. This includes ali the negro rotln-
ties but Hale and MarengO. The TWEEN
ty-siX remaining counties have white
majOrities and will not vote ut all. To
carry the Constitution 86, 600 votes wi
have to b. pooled.
RETURNED.
Mr.. UENRY WILSON, Senator from
Massachu-t'. l., rr,urntd to the city this
morning, rather unexpectedly, from
his stumpn.C tuur in New hanIvhlrr.
l. i a--rrJvd by some that he WAS tcIc-
graphed for hg his political nssOciat,s
in the Senate. while others say that
he left New Hampshire BECAUSE ne saw
the Radicals hud no chance of carrying
The State III the approaching election.
THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION.
THE new Impeachment matter has
assumed decidedly more definite -hai"
since the significant motion by Mr.. Ste
ven-, by which the evidence taken 10y
the Judiiury t0umitlce in their in.
vo-,igIgi iuu !u.J Fal. vas referred To hlH
Reconstruction Committee. Thc pros
pCct Of ultimate surcr-- does not seem
10 hs more cu,uarI Liu = now than hrr'-
tuluic, nut il -r,'il, Vc,y likely that Nc
shah hayV ,, renewal of the annoy yiLg
and iOIlisl agitation Of the qu"oiiun.
Iue .Suu uu.uittcV, NrS-r-. Bingham.
ijuujwt ana lirci>, cook ne iur,h '
tca,inlpn. 10 day. They prrm,ttr! lhr
EVOrid dcprrc- pundrut 10 cprr"c nun rA
p dn st'mouy previously given.
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THE LETTER OF tue PRESIDENT.

THEPrcsideut to-day, in answer to
u resolution ut the UUuse, sent to that
BODY has reply to Grants insOlent let
tcr published last week. IL Is conClu-
SiVeiy shown by this last letter of the
President that he was entirely correct
in his former letter t. Grant, AZ to his
(G's) promise concerning The course he
should pursue with reference to the
reinstatement of Mr.. Edwin M. Stanton
by the Senate, and the declarations of
the President as TO what was said on the
subject. at the Cabinet meeting ON the
lith ult., ar substantially COrrubOrated
by the letters oi five members of the
Cabinet, viz, Messrs. seward, Meal
lOch, Welles, Browning, and Randall,
which accompany the Presidents reply.
Later in the afternoon a rejOlnder
from General Grant was sent to the
House by the Executive, and read NJ
the Clerks desk. Grant replies to the
charge of Decentralization, aud contends
that he has not been guilty of dl5Obe-
dienCe Of orders. lie lGGiUes the ques-
tiOn OF veracity raised between the
President and himself IN regard TO his
promise in the Stanton affair, and
claims that Mr.. Stanton was rtcog.
niZCd by the POstlnustcr-GCnvra and
the Secretary of the Treasury M Secre-
tary OF War, and enclooes letters rom
those officials, making acquisitions on
the War Dcl Nrthcnt for army escort
and transportation, ana also the order
of Mr., stanton directing him to furnish
said escort and transportation. Both
LOcuments were ordered 10 be printed
and referred to the Mapcachmenf, alias
| Reconstruction COmmittpp, aud viii,
no doubt, be closely scruiinized by shat
.Star hdnader Mquisti0n.
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pExocRArIo STATE CONVENTION.

HARRISBURG, PA, Januarv $ 1855.
The Democratic state Comm ttep Ot PcnnsN !.
vania have nxed WEDNESUAI, THE FOUR I'll
(tru DAY OF MARCH, issS at IL o'clock NJ. ~
the time, and the Hall OF the House of hepie'
svrtativcs, NJ Harrisburg, AZ the plucr FOR Mold
ing the annual Convention of the party,
II Is ordered that this Convention he composed
of one member for each senator and Rcprrsril-
ts.tive. who shall be elected in the usual manner
and they will meet Mt the time and place niorc
said, for the purpose OF nominating candi atts
for the Offices of Auditor General and surveyor
General and Of selecting Delegates To The Nation
al convention for the nomination Of candidate
for President and Vice President.
The members and committees OF the urglniza-
tiOn and all conservative citizens who can unite
with ms In the support of constitutional prihcl
Piles are requested to proceed To the election o.
the delegates In their respective districts.
Iy ortor of the Democratic state COmmi tee
WILLtAM \. Wallace,
q, o. Drrsr Sec'y. Chairman.
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.N[.,iJJDk,s NOTICE.

= ia Cl I.SItT DiEIrERICU DEC
....It.. ..ltrn.aY on the eStHt o. Hem
DI.f.t.. u. .'r l, 5'Ihrcrc"k town. p, ColuU
FiIidt. uHL,t .rpn granted by tlie II 'LStcr
CtIunIpIu Comfy 10 samuel DivtierlCI, an
,Itnts \. Die t"ytcI of said Township All p,r
SONS having 81 inns against the estate are requ
,ud present them iOr settlement, and those in
drblWi TO the estate either on note or book Hc
count VIII make Payment to the Executors with
uut delay. SAMUEL DIEl lERlti,
HENRY y. DlETTEkI II.
Fcp trfi. Executor,
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We would call the attention Of chari.
table, Christion Republicans to the fact,
that since the absorption of the funds
of the the Southern States, by the pres
ent negro Conventions, the inmates of
the Insane Asylums and other charita-
BILE institutions heretofore SUI ported by
those States are almost on the point Of
starvation, and now subsist solely on
the charity Of an already pauperized
population. Yet while these poor crea-
lures are suff eriDg, negro Statesmenare
making laws to bind white men, and
are drawing ten dollsis ltr day for the
lpxpry. Great 10 RtICpstfGetitn.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

(, DMl%iSTRArOR'S NOTICE.
"A .NNrn uf uIuRGi: YI$GER, Di.uiNs.n.
.cg- Oi 'dmlU Sifitl,pu pn thC estate oi G'"r
I4us D.. int.u. Sion purtpw usulp, Cplumu'l o.
..r,4,il i,tNu been ,ruitrl bv ht Reg ter &,
B. rpII.s 90 {. .Wts hfiSt JphGr Of I'ntrc wv
3 'HU..,t- I." ..ti ,rf.tu- u4 NtIutillo ',s3,nI
-lut-ll tH' tt.r.t'ul lr" vyIur~tei to ma,
.ui I'm WA .bl f..... lll-n'c1 To- nuke l"r
I.li. il.Wi,, mr. 81 PIER,
..tu Adm u rItur
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IL $ 4 4 Ii l. S IA IL ID, t8 3 =.
STODAR
SEw SCALE, ovERsrRuNG, yULL IRON FRAME
l. a y o 70 IL II T. s.
sToDART q MORRIS.

Manufacturers u Grand, Square and Plano
Forte. Our new scale Piano tuItoS in addition
to lhclr peculiar merits, contain eNTrF really
valuable iHpdeln Improvement, rendering them
tAr ho,s 'uInplti" and per'eL instrument ever
ucy ul tou' IA durability, aud also Stpnuins tie
t".. of 'sClu climates, tho new Atse SOdurt Pi-
q. 40 urt" stands unrivalcd. The Piano, of iaIS
uI. ntl 'uIc lave stood tho test OF mo- than u
quart, Ola century, nnd tho manufacturers ara
~ I,hrT y 20 IeIsr 10 oveF lwonty hys uoustnd
+ lnIii'hr " hu have had them m use, In nearly
all paris OF me eiyilisa wur.d. All lettsrs VIII
sfoDART& MORRIS.
tb7ts.An. SsA Eloa.waS, kGU York.
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NJ o T 10 +.

NJ OTI & r..
IN The hoJk of tn late firm Of Everett Case,
have been leit IN tti,' hanusoi j. B II .ruUn, ESQ,
al OTangestll., Drcull,ctinn. All ,.Thous lndrbt-
ed 10 tue sand hrm, are h rehy earned, not %
make pas mFut- tu The h.td ase, ana are qur st-
al To axe nm, ediats LAY noht 70 !. Is. H!lnAan
trQraLd .hefGly s1saS1ss. L. LkLkk4l.
y4A, lgeeu
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SIX full rugged ships, each above 1000
tc,s Measurement, have been built at
LaIh Wi,Lil he last year,
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EXPENDITURES.

AUDITORS AND CLERKS PAY.
by amount paid Auditors and
Crlerk.
By amount paid G.. b. Brock
way, aul,lng Pr"thonota-
~ ami Registcr'saccount.
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by nmunnt paid ~atnu Sny-
der for boarding prisoners.
By amount paid samuel Say
der Tor conveying James
Hehwood to the House of
refuge.
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ASSESSOR'S PAY.
BRIDGE CONTRACT.

By amount paid William \.
kle.h'iige rishingcr-ek *
BY .mount paid Peter F>wank.
bri g' IN county line -
tween ColuhDia,anl Mon
bJur
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GREELEY says: 1.-THE man who pays
more for lis shup rent than for his sd-
veItising, don't know his Lltl1ess.
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OMNIBUS LINE.

U
rho undersigned would respectfully announce Ia
the citizen, Of iIloomShnrg and the public gene
rally that he ia running an
OMNIBUS LINE
between this place and the different railroad de
pots daily tSundHys tXCepted, To connect with tho
several trains going South and West on the tala-
vlssa and Willainsfurt Railroad, and with those
going North ann south On the Lackawanna and
BiODrnsbur2 iai road
HIS Umnibusses are in good condition. coiniuo-
dious ana comfortable, and charges reasonable.
Persons Wishing to meet or ste their friends de-
part, can h" a"'unudaied upon reasonable charge
by ie3lvlns timely notice al any Ul the hotels.
JACOB l. GIRrON. Proprietor.
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~ THE COLOMBIAN has the Largest
Circulation In Columbia and adjoining
sounties OF any paper published mere, and
10 aiss q much larger sheet than any OF
See and IL therefore the hes
nsdtum fer advertising In this section OF
the state.
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ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS
BY amount paid sundry per
sOliH RS viewers

ROAD DAMAGE.
By amount paid T.. ~. Biggs,
bloom township.
by amount paid Jacob Ger
rar Green wood township.
By amount paid Henry Richie
Pine township.
by Amount pniu Edwin Jones
Hcniock township.
by amount paid Emanuel Con-
nrr, Green wpId township
by nlnount paid Georst BE gle
MI. Pheasant towusnip.
By amount paid Esther Ewes,
llnc township.
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Oi the a'n'.t mnu irrah'r p"rplr,t!"n, m
tuc marc ~, .'...,tI - .t'tN hur - a., pbEIuHl
.oiuI, We kroW If utnr " hiru l,tvv, 81 uhlvcr-
al sitf,Sinr. ipu H. Rings Vegetable AIubtUsig.
We hnvr t'"' II ana uuud II To- t"St"r" tr color
Ia 4 tTulS Nun 'uItul III uIrr--.'~ wei n 10 lr-
IN W. nd 'Un itt .t. itrUlng CHuhcd 10y 'dnlprs
th' seal. lr % .,ui uv satisfied.
jnu rs 10 :-.t>-t'.
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uelnlock Doards par thousand feet......... SIC "
Pine I" :" zone Inch ......, l4a9i
Joist, scanting Plank, QIelni0ciSJ ,,....- u W
Shingles, No. per thousand".,..........,..".. %
J." .,...,....,,......,.... %
Siding #. ",,..,,..."..,,...,- Is W
LEoS--
No. tNulCh ls.'''''' ~
No.
Hloom -
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BY amonnt paid l.. =. PcniteB-
iary tor supporting convicts
By amount paid state l.unatic
Hospital for the support of
&. sult.
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GRlCEs CELEBRATED sALvE.

GUS, BuESs, sCALD>, wOuSns, BRuisEs, SpRAlSs
EnYsIpELAs, SALr EHEuM, RlNGWoiiM,
CHAPpED HASDs, BuiLs, tRoHLS
LIMBS, fEIUNS Chill
LAISs, Nc.
II is prompt In action, removing pain Mt once,
aud reduces the must angry looking sweIllhgH
and nfumatons, rs II bN nIgic,-thus HitOrdng
relief and u complete cure,
SETH W. FOWLE Il son, Boston, Propr's.
Sold by all Dug sstS, Groccrs, an at al coun-
stores,
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IMPORTANT DECISION

IMPORTANT DECISION
ChlefJustiCr Woodward of the supreme Court
nf Pennsylvania has Il liVrrrd til following
opinion, which Is important to our merchants,
manufacturers workinguIen ANA in fact, the pru.
p.v II the whole cuun. rE, He says: II una
'uuurLAsp's GErMAN ltrrtRs' is not an intoXi-
eating beverage, hut Is a iol tonir uStlui IN dis
orI"rs of the digestive organs, ana ui great bcnc-
III in case of debility ANA want ol nervous action
IA the SYSTEM
No htticr recommendation could he gwen to
10 valuable "A tome as thH c,cbIHtrd STAN
darl bitttrS.
"iiooirads GcrjAau Bicrs" cont,iiS no Aicohoi-
,c plutrridi.
HoOFLASDS GERMAN TONIC
l. mNtur" couta!n.nI all the ingte tents or
TO fHnds ittrrs comb nd w.th pu.o = II u
Cruz Rum, oruig Nn'tu, 49,, Il. uIn- iiIc best
nud tuOt pioHs,nt tpnic ia the wur u.
Pr nc,gu DN,' Gl .itta ~. Ptitdt !, H., IA.
Spl plIrV"ywlpry hy Druggist. and o,lI,rs.
Fcb.7 -.
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By amount outstanding for
1867 and previous years. ESQ %
BY fxouerntions allowed col-
lcrtors. lSo "
~ iestnrs. 2.''''' ''''"'' sos 81
Ivy relssne Tlo"nt o. !, 0'""'S ''"''' 1850 ss
ny Treas irCrs com esiOn on
elADi 50 ~ per cent. so ~
by Balance. AS 10
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Washington Items.

REsiGNATiON OF SENATOR GUTHRIE.
THE Kentucky delegation have re-
ceived II telegram confirming the re-
port that Senator Guthrie, OF that State
has resigned his seat in the United
Stutpg Senate
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BRIDGE REPAIRS.


RLANlt BOOKS.
BY amount paid for Blank
booKs for rPrULhonptary and
Recorder, AMI assess nook
ami tax duplicate.
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
By amount pad Tor r, pairs at
Court House, and yard and
jall during the year,
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
BY amount paid Mrs. Oyerderl
cleaning Court House.
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY
By anpunt paid T.. II. Little,
commissioners attorney.
COURT CRIER.
Iy amount paid Moses Coifman
for the year 1867.
CONSTABLE RETURNS.
by amount paid the several
consuIbleS urlng the year.
COMMONWEALTH COSTS.
By amount paid sundry per-
sons.
COMMISSIONERS & CLERK.
BY amount paid Allen Mann
commissioner.
by amount paid John Fowler
commissioner
by amount paid Montgomery
Cole commissioner.
by amount paid David Yoager
commissioner.
HS amount paid VIM. Krlck-
baum To Jan. 1873 Clerk,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
By amount paid NJ. NJ. Trangh.
ELECrION EXPE JSES.
by amount paid sundry per-
sons, spring elccLnsns.
by amount paid sundry per-
suns general elections,
FUEL.
Ny amount paid A. Mason for
coal OurL House and Jail.
FOX AND WILD CAT sCALps
BY amount paid sundry per-
sons,
INCIDENTAL EXPENSEs.
BY amount paid stationery etc.
for Court.
INSURANCE..
By amount paid LyeonlHg In
suranoe Uj., "Mutual.
INQUESrB,
~ amount paid John D,ak on
tho body Of John u. Fowler,
by alnonnt paid John Chem
b"riin on body of II. Il,
rtlinurn.
BY amount paid n. q. crevel-
lug oh Doiy OF u email
cnilu.
BY amount paid VIM, HOas.
lad on oJiy uf y. Elarlel
5uRoRs WAGES AND AILA0i
w amount paid J gx9rs during
tl!9 ysar lSR
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BOARDING,
COVER NMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
y ORDNANCE STORES.

~
Cor. HoUsl ON a GREENE SITS. lenIrance on Greene,,
ssIsd NEw YORK en CITY seP, IA 1858 Sp o. Bog lsll
this office until SATURDAY, October "a, 1865 at u
fos 9s & Of sss shot
ordnance stores, located al the following points
aeS6 Fors sad R
schuyler, and Castle Williams, IN New York Harbors
aSa Aams nS ace SeM teSq1 GoRn or
Constitute n Portsmouth Halbor, n. H.; For Knox
BarbP Me- Forts BsTrancas peSsnsaa
HaTboE; Fla; Moblle and Forts Gaines and Morgan
This sale contempates the disposition OF
70 cannon In New York Harbor estimated as weigh
estimated as weighing iOS 500 pou0dI; ~ cannon Ia
Newport Harbor estimated aS weight 26s 500 pounds
weighing 90 cas- pounds; II9 in Pen9acoIa Har
Dor, estimated ss Weighing SILL pounds; 20 cannon
POUNDS; 20 cannon in Portsmouth Hafbor, N e.
tstimated as weighing l@,96l pounds.
vi Fort Ontario, Oswego ~. " aud Sacketts
The Condemned shot and she'll amounting IN the
aggregate 10 l964ei pounos, are IA quantity at each
of lhe abov mentioned forts; also, scrap wrought
Full ana ConpeIe Catalogues OF the property
ohered can 6s had on sPplceIon@ @ 70 thIs once the
mRnding officer Of ibe different forts. Terms a:
ten per cent on the dsy II sale. and the remainder
allowed fer the removal OF heavy ordinance; ali other
stores VIII De required 10 be removed within ten days
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory Prior TO the
acceptance OF any bid 1t Will have TO oe approved by
BIDDERS VIII state explicitly the fort forts where
tSey will accept stores, ana the number ana kinds
Deliveries Will only be made At the forts.
Crispin, Major OF Ordp anoe, A, indorsed 'Pro.
posals for purchasing condemned eranenes ana ord
nance stores" .. CRlsP1Ni.
BTevet- Colonel. u s. A.
SAi iw Major OF Ordnance.
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Bring Up the Reserves {!

Fr0Nn Ute ". Y. World.
In every well-ordered battle, a portion OF
the forces are kept out of the earlier parts of
the engagement to be used only in the su-
preme crisis. When the famous Old Guard
OF Napoleon came laundering to the front, il
was signal that the decisive hour was at
hand; that victory was about to perch on the
banners OF a conquering host. II the battle
could be won without bri iging forward the
Old Guard, it was considered all the better:
those SCARED veterans, who knew how t. die
but not to surrender, being always willing
that other troops should signalize their valor
and win the proud distinction OF having their
bravest soldiers enrolled in the Old Guard.
which, whether it fought or merely watched
was sure to reap a new harvest of glory from
every successful exploit by any part Of the
army.
The fate of battle is never decided until
the reserves are brought up and have done
their utmost. If one army has reserves, and
the other has none; II one has put all its force
into the conflict at the first onset, and the
other has kept back it's most effective corps
for decisive coup at the supreme moment,
that reserve will turn the scale. Immediately
after the October elections, the World felt that
the time had come for bringing up the Demo-
cratic reserve. 1t will presently be in the
thick OF the conflict, and 1t is not difficult to
calculate the result.
The Republicans have no reserve. In the
October elections they did their "level best. :"
There Is no new element which they can pos
sibly bring into the canvass. General Grant
struggle. Unlike Governor Seymour, he has
not lain back as a mighty reservoir of unex-
erted strength. He is as dumb as an oyster;
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