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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

Ahe board Of alderme1, Il The meeting
on 4ussa w night, reduced Tho exiFavagans
PHI rendered asalass ne city y Mr. Alex.
ahdet Walker, tie leading editor Of he
New Orleans 1aAss, 70 swc shouuaad dSi-
lars. i via b remembered thas the
amount originally elsins wa W. ,hauaaa
dollaza' whieh ~ board o. asaias,al alaer-
iaan reduced 70 four tAeosAna TIE ssfv-
lees alleged t. hare heea Kadsied, and
apoa whieh this elaim h based, cunsislea
'q ebia8ai1g decision lrem sa eomnls.
s'ee d iqfeFHsl eegeaae ard 81 fcalstoes
q lae sEsef3 favorable 20 lls u " s'.s
ef So 81 pe1 e lax o. ells
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
NEW oRIEANs REPUBLIOAN THURsDAY JANUARY Is lees


notes. The idea originated with Mr..
Howell, who merely employed Walker to
arrange the legal forms Of application.
For this purpose briefwas prepared, which
could not have been very expensive, and a
trip made to Washington. 1t does not cost
great sum 10 60 to Washington. 1t is be-
lieved that there were other than municipal
axes to grind at the federal capital about
that time. We suppose that under the cir
cumstances the city council would be justi-
fed in allowing ave hundred dollars for the
services performed, and that should have
been considered more in the light of a grs-
tuity than a fee. For if we are not mis-
taken this same attorney held at one time
an important position in the city hall, for
which he received twenty-fOur hundred dol
lars year. During his absence he in
trusted his responsible duties to a SEQ
ond party, who took it into his
head to post off on a pleasure
excursion to military district No. /, thus
leaving the duties of his employers Office
unattended to. Considerable confusion re-
suited, but we never heard that any deduc-
ton was made from the pay Of either of
the delinquent clerks on that account, On
the contrary, one Of them returns, draws
his full pay as secretary of the board Of al
dermen, although he had neglected his
duties, and shortly afterward presents a
claim for extra services rendered to the city
ia another matter. The board of assist
tants acted partly right by cutting down his
figures to $4,000. The board of aldermen
came nearer to being right by still further
reducing the amount to $4,000. The mayor
will hit the nail squarely on the head
il he refuses TO sign any ordinance allow
ing more than five hundred dollars. The
claimant is scarcely entitled to that
Those who preach economy and honesty
ought to practice these virtues occasionally,
and assist the city fathers in their efforts to
save this secession-cursed community from
he heavy expenses under which it has
abored fer the past two years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.


PosxoRR1cn, NEW ORLEANa La 1
November Is. 1855.
Untii further notice thaAAILs At the New or.
lsAna Postofics VIII DO elosad as follows:
AzAils foC ssobils. Montgomery. Augusta. and At.
lAata close daIlg At 81. n
Cost nAil for al pOstOless - far up the river
Baseu sara closes Mondays s. 8 ,. n and Fridays
aseAM
YisaneurG mails olsss At q p A. every Tuesday and
aatardAy. via the sivss. supplying the Red River
Mali. or Lower Coast elsss At =. =. even Tas,-
dag sud Friday.
Aaias tos ceyin3sSn oieas As a. " svory Monday
1aa Thursday.
Aiails for Algisru eioss daily assAM
Eaiia for stetiens Or ths 0pslousna railr0aa uln
close daily At A. x.
aieils for tha Legpnrcha parishes win cscea On
Monday, Wednesday. aud Friday ak1A a.
Maals for Galveston. BrAEos saAsiseo. aad Browne
WIS, Iezaas eia 0neiouaaa ralErsad viii eloaz On
sHndsgH xussdsxss Thursdays. and sAtardsys, ST
TAX.
M4ila for Havana win bo FORWARDED BY every vsssel
slsassns fo4 snId ysrt.
Al a.aa nAetas ier tie NoTth ana Kast. b a.
nea uziaeas aad 1aassan raillead. eoaoa daiis a.
~
Vas aail Tor az posloaissi to oantor. Miss, he
VISA 50 ~ Northwest VIZ ssasnon saesoae.
easss saiis elsa
Maah - lAs oasshisa pasisAss iorrarasa yia
fzeAaApl4 end Ntkcas1
uesleN izppAe-cps4a A. A. ~ 6iosia As 81 sN
4Ae asilses5 VII . 41pt oDsn enAi7p,M
Haas1ss' aA s1aas ~ 5 4. - sRd sisaae Al az
$A4W = HAf1aNaAnO. Rustnaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
S. L. BROWN & co.


Notice from the Editor and Proprietor
To-day assume entire charge and con.
troll OF the New Orleans REPUBLICAN, as i'd
editor and sole proprietor
It is proper that should state that 1 am
not at all responsible for the past course Of
the REFuB1oAN, and It is due to all CON
cerned that should indicate the position it
viii occupy in the future.
1t viii support The principles and policy
of the Radical Republican party of LOui-
sianA, and Of the great Republican party of
the country.
Believing in the patriotism and intelli-
gence Of the representatives of the people,
and apprecisting the embarrassments and
dangers of our present condition, it will
urge the adoption of the constitution now
being made by our constitutional conven-
ton, and the speedy reconstruction of Loui-
siRna upon the plan submitted by congress.
1t will urge the immediate rebuilding of
our levees, together with auch other works
of internal Improvements as will promote
the prosperity ofLouIsianA.
Twin aavOcats the civil and political
equality Of all men, and system Of free
public schools, open equally TO all the chill
drsn Of the state.
g With malice toward none, with charity
for ALL but with firm confidence in fear
lees advocacy of the truth, / assume all the
duties and responsibilities Of my position.
N. A. soUTHWORTH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

FIRsT CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRcr. e The
congressional neninatina convention Of he
Radical Repuhliean party Of lhe fFst dis
tFist met last night and nominats1 General
J. II. syphef ~ aeciamatiea without dis
sealing voice. This nomination ia sminsntly
proper, aad villa give universal satisfaction
to tAs Radical Republicans Of ne disiRaet.
The gsneraie record a unsurpassed, saa
his eaeFgy and abiliiy are unqaeasionsd and
uaqnealionable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
GOLD AND GREgNBACKs

Gold went down and greenbscks went
up with rush on the restoration Of Stan
ton to the war office. The government
made len millions in one day by the opera
ton. The only losers we have heard Of
were the bulls of Wall street, and one An
drew johnson, of Pennsylvania avenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hon. }. B. HendeF-
son, senator from Missouri has our thanks
for 3 copy of the opinion Of Chief Justice
Chase, delivered at Raleigh, North Carolina,
June I6, 1867, in the case Of shOftridge ct
al ". Macon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

Two ssEoag lgleaas Of ne political ana
material Interests 81 DE soalh, Beth, We
mnaeFssand, aee ID iaspK d ths repeal of The
cotton &x;hslh bslsssa ). he pslIey II *.
tsaaiae I'D 70 she seass & ss6aEsips haf
iege ash sse ia lsses Il ) sesass a3r's's
e IsaPseyaaepf a BETA aaA ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

We are indebted 10 J. W. Forney, Esq,
cleEk Of the Unised States senate, for the
report Of TIE secretary Of the treasury,
embracing the report trom the director Of
statistics on the eommeree and navigation
Of she United States for 1856 Also Tor
the Navy Register" the latest published.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
In BANKRUPTCY.
nsrArn OF owns T.pgrUNW
uarrxo B1A7Es hsARsEAris orFfcg
piat-iol 81 L.ouisie1a.

uarzno B1A7Es MARsEAr's orFrcs.
District Of fouisie1a,
New oEieaaz. January a. iese. ]
71lHAe IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
a l4sh cay ~ JauuAgy, "A. ID. Eaga q lgARRAf7
tN gAANsltkpf LII was tasusd asAsqA ths elbste
polpee zaf staie q LoniaIana, he Has sdinaesd 4
ltnAfazs 81 Ats eva petitlen that he
fa4AAezt 81 91f e11t1 nNa aaiiFGFF q any
1f5psztg t6lenaina to such hsnkrsni. n Ma
o. g ~. uah aa1 tie ttanafsr 81 &ng prop
q kha eapt3Hk9 uf tha sa hankTuns 10 pFoqs fhsiF
scots 40 e CAeess ga1 Or nefo Aasisaess
n Hant4Epts1 to IS feldsn 81 ~ Cnsse &C.,
tceae est.5ln1t q be eiif q H9F oIisana he9i7
lfat a1 q ;. Rsi.s4I H4ailssz. qR teg l7tf
X ,, NIB OH u. B. MsfskRs
40 ri4H iNH Aietasss o. fsqNtsaNA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

FaAu TcrR BonDs We are awass that
not Maga than ens.hali ne number Of these
whg apaqalls ahs4ia licences from the city
saF various aesanalIsns sIs 8 bend in The
magos Offices
u esiy efdlaAaae roaaa v fnal0ws;
EVERY perses aQn|ae "a obAIa 3
lleenss ahal suhselila hsaa visa surety.
fer 10 gum Of $1,000, Ii seasa sA9 pay
meai * saeA 6nea and lMxas a4sd koSd
AND acufItg y H9Rainba I'll s8faa sseNsaan
'moalha ifoN We llias 4 tAAil be iara
This laW may b ionna page as
155 Leovy's Dis1 nz Nil and nsit 81
Elbed 70 $50 nsgt eale& sy
Fisan " Ills reshseslaa 3 It1 u q
ms y .zle dollars; md w. Is Is
szl1s ssrraaes via S. e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

nR. n. +. WRIGHT, GRAD
lJuate of the New York College Of
Dental Surgery, after an experience ~
Of fourteen years In hiR profession
offers his services to the Inhabitants NY4
Of New Orleans. 81
n. B.-Tssth inserted on VULOANTTE BAsR
SUPERIOR 10 GOLD IN AL REsPECTB AT HALF m
COST. No. lh3 CustomhOuss street. between Da1
phine and Burgundy.
Heference-Hon. n. p. Banks.
B1 " O. =. WRIGHT, D. DIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having disposed of the New Orleans
REPUBLICAN to DR.. NJ. A. Southworth, the
paper will hereafter be conducted by him
as proprietor and editor. In retiring from
the publication Of the REPUBLICAN we ten
der eur sincere thanks to the public for the
support and encouragement we have re-
ceived, by which, added TO our own exer-
tiona, we have succeeded in establishing in
this city Republican newspaper which
row occupies prominent place in the ad-
Vanced ranks Of Southern journalism. We
cheerfully commend our successor to our
friends as a gentleman Of ability, a stanch
Republican, and citizen earnestly inter
ested in the welfare of our city and stste,
and the whole Union.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16


n. j. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, COB.
for the cure Of all forms OF disease. chronic ana
acute: DR.. ]: White has had the ADVANTAGES and
experience which large cities afford in an exten.
slFo practices and in all forms of diseas0 mora
tnan thirty years. He 10 distinguished for his
ability and certainty to detect al the ailments
him, with equal certainty, instantly to perceive ths
remedies indioated-for either seq and al ages--ss
his patients universally testify. A distinRuishsd
practitioner and professor in two medical COLLEGES
stated 10 mis- address, soma years since that DR. 81
White has great advantage over many physicians IN
nus correct diagnoals forming correct views Of all the
diseases Wnich MS patient Is suffering with" What
ever the character giFulence Of tls disease NAV
be- duty and humanity urge speedy and permanent
relief. If not too great distance, Or. white visits
patients who are not able 60 come TO the Institute
Onarges reasonable. N. B.-Persons desiring Dr. T.
whites advice and remedies will be careful TO cali A
the northeast corner of St. Charles and Julia stFee
q addrsss BY letter, as there are several Dr. Whites
=, w W.. nob 9Th
w H. PEAIBERTOR, NO. I6a POYs
"! dras street, between st. Charles and Oaron.
delet streets, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
dealer IN Drugs MedtciBBB, Paints, Ola ColoFE
VArniAhes, Glass etc.. etc, has in store 3 largo
assortment Of the following Goods which ~ will -
at Low Prices either Wholesale on Rstsii-
White Lead Of the BEST brands, French and Amer.
lean zine, OIL Of all kinds, Venetsa RED and Spas
lsn bEowns Yellow Ochre, variety Of the best Var.
niahesi French Window Glass, Stove Polish Sal
soda, Soaps, and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
manufactured by himself.
Also great variety Of Perfumery and Fancy ri.
The store Is well supplied with ali kinds Of Dus,
AND ~ Medicines, fresh and Of the best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
INSTRUCTION..
TO LEARN PIANO.FORTE PLAY
u ~ L INC

TO LEARN PIANo-FORTE PLAY
Il ING
AAsnT AND rHonoUanLx
Use the
STANDARD INETRUOFIoN BOOB
'RiehardSsm'a New Method"
An improvements upon ell Others In progrossl1s
erranRH1nent, adaptation and simplicity. Eoundtt
upon neg and original plan, aud Illustrated bya
hands and fingers.
The popalaFity q this book has never bean equal
led BY that Of any Gmar work. Ten thousand copies
arc sold every year. Among teachsrs and an who
pave exanlned Il u u gronennced superior in excel
ienqe - al other p" dethods." 3yHtems," and
-, schools" and ths book that every pupil leeds fof
lorte playing. II IL Adapted TO ali grades Of tuition
from the Endimontal stndiea Of the youngsgt TO tbs
etudies and exercises of advanced pupils. Two edl
tons are published, one adopting American, the
4 no prsference IL DESIGNATED, the edition WITH
American h1gering will DO sent
be sure that n ordsring y you are pAFtlcularin
g. Postpaid 70 any address Sold By Al mud
OLIVER DTTsoN CO., Puhliuhers.
1T Washington street. Boston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
ILLINOIS CENFRAI RAILROAp ID

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO
ST. LOUIS.
Sugar Rice, Molsaseus C0ffss. ETC., By Atlantic
and Mississippi Steamship Line to Cairo, and hi.
nois Central Railroad to St. Louis, at the reduced
rats Of
Fifty Cents per 100 Pounds. Throush.
The only route giving through bill of lading and
aveidiRe all delay and risk from ice or low water
For Information. or through bill Of iadinG, apply
J. B. WOODS.
dsnsrai Agent Atlantic and Mississippi Line,
No. la Common street,
or to JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent Illinois Central Railroad,
iale2w No. IA CArondelot street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
MEDICAL.

nR. G. KELLOGG
Office. 1871 Camp st. Residence, sss g. Charles :.
REMOVAL
Dr.. KELLooa has removed his residence to No
ssa st. Charles street, and once to No. 1877 Cam
street. de9 sm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

Saturday Noon, Night, aAd sunday, Js.,
ary la and IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
RooKR1NpINa. MuLrna.
AND
/ JOB PRINTING.

Ne. 4s Camp street. New Orleans.
An kinds Of Books and Sheet Music bound in any
stsAe to suit the customer None but shs most sliE
mi Workmen ars enploysd An work warranted 70
give satisfaction, and win BE- dsna - low as any
ether In The eity. Particular attention
Eivon % a. kinds Of ruling aplO 81 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

TWO SHOWS IN ONE DAY. AND gran,
GALA NIGHT ON SUNDAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

CT. 0EARLBs THEATRE
EDWIN FORREST
viii appear this
Thursday EvenlaR, J@naary 10. Ise,
In the character Of
~ O nj A ~ ID IKE.
Supported By Mr.. BARTON BILL, Miss LII.Ir,
and the talented company Of this Theatre
Mr. FORREST will appear on FRIDAY !.
JACK OADE, MONDAY next a. KING T,FAs
NO PLAY WILL BE REPEATED.
SATURDAY EVENING, January ls-Bspes,
Mr.. T. r. PIERCE.
The scale q prices, during to MR.. FORRRsfs
engagement will be;
Dross Circle and ParQuette. A
EAniE oirels'-. ..,.".....-............... n
Hestsm mag be sssursd Eve days in aavauea. ian
VARIETIES THEATRE.
HnsaRement Of the distinguished Comedian IN
shRH JEFFERSON. who will appear
Every Evening"
in Dis 1Hy gTeA, character speciality Of RIP VMI
FRIDAY, First Benefit Of joseph ,JefFeYsor
FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY. AZ ~ o,cio,.
on which occasion THE GRAND DIJ0HEs1
OF GEROLSTEIN. iaIss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS,
A OADEMx OF MUSIC.

AMUS6MEMIS.
A OADERIx OF MusKc.
sPALDrEo BSDwEL1., PrOpristors and Mama.
Saturday Noon, Night, aad sunday, ,ga,.
airy IA and IL.
TWO SHOWS IN ONE DAY, AND GRAZ
GALA NIGHT ON SUNDAY.
Lsok Ont for the winter seaao,
The only Thestre in the Sonth hested BY Raylaosa.
Hot Water Chambers, diEasing a gr,.,ss
warmth through the auditorium, enabling ~.
ard children to visit the theatre in the COLI.
wsAther, and attend the AOADEMY's FAMnS
REUNIONS with all the advantages and ~
forts of the HOME PARLOR.
THE GREAT VARIETY COMPANY In An sD,.
change Of programme, introducing all the 4.
sations Of the day. ial,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

PROFESSOR A. T.sKLovER
Has rstuFnod for his foarth ssason IN the Crescent
CITY. He viii b happy 70 see his former frenda and
Al VINO may wish Wedding, Visiting, aud profef
Terms reasonable. "A. n. RELoVER,
Empire Gard Writer, at Kiddsria Oiaar stand,
ia In Corner GEayiar and 81 0hsries streeta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

Lsok Ont for the winter seauoa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

To GUNNERs.-Thes season havingeX-
pired on the lst inst, any person kill
ing partridge, rabbit, ETC., subjects him
self to fine of s. for each one killed.
Our sportsmen should see that the re-
quirements of the law are fully compli-
ed with and carried out.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

WE have on hand few more copies
of the IIord and Day Book almanacs
for 1868. They are full of valuable sta
tistics and other information, and
should be in the hands of every voter.
Price 20 cents per copy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

nON. WM. +. HAMILTON has been
elected L. s. Senator from Maryland
for the term of six years in place of
Hon. Reverdy Johnson. lie isa straight
out Democrat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

WuIsKEY is the motive element of
modern Democracy. Republicm.
Please explain then how it happened
that the whiskey men triumphed in
Massachusetts, State where the Rad
icals had in 1864 over 10000 majority!
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

THE Radicals sell out TO Grant,
Who's good at talking horse;
And he sells out to Stanton,
Which the Radicals endorse;
And now this pair Of pretty birds
Ride over things rampant,
And have the party fixed like him,
Who won the elephant.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

LOST. Between Bloomsbury and Buck
Horn, on Wednesday evening, broche
shawl with blue centre. The finder
will confer favor by leaving it at this
office,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

On Tuesday last our sanctum was
graced by the presence of Joseph H..
Wainwright, Esq, well known to
many of our readers and the most OF
our merchants. He is interested in the
firm Of Wainwright & Co. Wholesale
grocers and Tea Dealers, north east
corner of Second and Arch Street Phil
adclphia Any of our merchants
wanting anything in their line cannot
find cheaper or better goods, or a more
accommodating firm. We trust Mr..
Wainwright will visit our country in
the summer season, and we can prom
ise him more pleasant travel, and per.
haps better company.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

KEEP it before the people that The
COLUMBIAN is the best, largest, and
consequently much the che apest paper
published in this county.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

THE Rcpub'ican prof}
miration for Gcary, yet
doubtful compliment of
half of his Message out, |
tells its readers that "thI
of its first page is taken
Governors Message"
ashamed of it, or does
readers would know no
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

B.F. MAsTELLER one Of the prison.
ers who recently escaped from Jail and
was rccapturcd has been released on
bail.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24
WE would say to "V
we have no copy of thd
ing an account of the "

WE are informed by|
Poor Overscer in Conl
ship, in this county, thd
his charge at present "a
Office, at least, is not les
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

DoNATIoNs.-On Wednesday next
the friends of Rev. John Thomas pro-
pose giving him donation visit at his
residence and on Tuesday next the
friends of the Rev. w. c. Hesser will
do the same ut the Parsonage. Both
ofthese gentlemen are Jealous laborers
in good cause and deserve to be fully
remembered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

THE COLUMBIAN FOR 1868. We
would invite the attention of our read
ers to our prospectus for 1865. published
in another column. Do not fail to read
it through, and then go at once aud read
it to your neighbors who do not take
our paper. The necessity for action,
immediate eXertian on the part of every
true lover Of his country is apparent,
and nor is the time to begin. Every man
has his influence, and if each would get
one subscriber only, il would swell our
list to what it should be. a gentleman
last week, with scarcely an effort got
us eighteen subscribers, and if one man
can do this, certainly active excrtion
throughout the county would gain us
two thousand new names. We are en-
tering on q campaign, the result of
which Will settle the fate of our coun-
try for veal or woe, for centuries. No
man should fail to contribute his aid
then, in circulating sound, constitutions
al doctrines among the people. Again
we urge read the Prospectus, act upon
1t, and you will have the consciousness
OF having added your mite in preserv.
ing the liberties Of our fathers be.
qusathed US.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

THE Bloomsbury Building Associa-
ton held q meeting on last Saturday,
and found their prospects so brilliant,
that they concluded to not only build
up the corner of Main and Market
Streets, but to tear down the building
occupied by Sharpless' Store and by T..
p. Lutz, and build that up at the same
time. A Committee was also appoint
ed to procure a suitable architect at "A
meeting held on Monday night, and il
was resolved to increase the stock to
$4,000. 1t will therefore be seen that
our townsmen are wide awake, and
are bound to supply a want long felt in
our town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

JOIIN HINTERLITER
ley has sold his farm Il
Conyngham, Luhorne
sum of $3.50. He has
tract to construct two al
of a portion of the DaF
and Wilkesbnrre II. r.,
through Scotch Valley.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

TO have Il suit of clothes col
they should be well made, ,fittiV
and ofhandsome material. Vol
cure such a suit ut our friend d
Inns, rs he makes it u point to n
other. His overcoats, too, arr
are ra rely seen outside ofthe lar
His stock Is well worth an in
and il you are in need of any
his line, you can hardly fail to
isd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-24

STATE TEMPERANCE CSS
\ convention of the frie
ance will be held in ii
mencing on Tuesday, th'
February next, to continu
may find business to tr
person attending the con
has purchased n ticket to
full rates at any station O
sylvania railroad, the Phil
Erie railroad, or the Nortl
railway, will receive at the
n free return ticket. RetuT
sion tickets for one fare will
at the time Of purchasing, al
office on the Reading railro;|
Pennsylvania, and the Leb
to all persons who travel
roads to attend the convey
Pennsylvania State Tempeil
will hold its annual session \
during the week of the conj
the election OF officers and|
The report of the managers
sented, showing the success
terprise during the year.
resolutions and plans of acti
presented for discussion, an
speakers will be pres cnt to {
occasion.