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Bill to Provide for the Survivors of
the War of 1872.

The following bill has been signed
by the Governor:
An act to provide for the Payment OF
Gratuities and Annuities TO the Sol
diers of the War of 1872 and their
Widows.
SECTION /. BE il eHacted etc.. That
the act entitled an act to provide for the
payment of gratuities and annuities to
the soldiers of the War of 1872 and their
widows, approved the 18th day of
March, y. ID. 1866, be, and the same is
hereby revived, with the following pro-
viso and amendments
PrOrided, That the affidavit required
in the said act shall be made before the
Court Of Common Pleas of the county in
which the applicant shall reside
at the same time of making his or her
application, which affidavit shall be at
tested by the PrOthonOtary or Clerk of
the Court, with the seal of the court at
tached, or in the event of the applicant
being too sick or inlirm to make appli-
cation to such court, the affidavit alOrc-
said may be made before an alderman
or justice of the peace, which affidavit
shall he supported by two respectable
citizens, under oath or affirmation,
stating such sickness or infirmity, and
prOrided, That the term "neccssitous
circumstances" in the said section shall
be construed to mean not to be possess
ed of real or personal estate of the value
Of five hundred dollars. and Drorided
further, That the gratuity mentioned
in the said act shall not he paid to any,
person who shall have received "A gra-
tuity under the said act. 1nd DrOrided.
Also that said gratuity and annuitN
shall cease so soon as provision shall be,
made by Congress for said soldiers and
their widows, and thereafter no pensions
shall be paid under this act. Ind pro
rided fU9her, That every am lirniinn
for either a gratuity or annuity under
the provisions of this act shall he nttr.f :
ed annually by an affidavit as aforrsuid
and DrOrided ftrthcr. That The ar.
plicatiOn of any person under the pr,,-
visions Of this act shall be indorscd a-
mcritOrious hv one of the iudpr, of ,hr
court before which the affidavit rrnuir.
ed by this act shall be made. lind bro.
! ridcd f,tytHcr. That no pcusion. or ,rrat
uities shall be paid on any nrlt,.,,iou
heretofore made under theact tf March
/ 30, 1866, and persons claiming Ia. NON.
| eft of this act shall make their auplira.
tions anew, PrOrioed fgrij.ec, That
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The April Elections.

By reference to the dispatches in
another column, it will be seen that the
Democracy have not only maintained
their ascendancy in Connecticut, but
have nearly doubled their majority
while in Michigan, II state which or
dinarily is two thirds Republican, the
Radicals have been beaten on the ques-
tion of negro suffrage by over 10000
majority. In Cincinatti and other
localities the Democrats have made
wonderful gains, showing that the tide
which set in last year grows fuller and
deeper as it advances.
The Connecticut election is a sore
disappointment to the Radicals, who
counted confidently on carrying the
state, and in order to succeed expended
thousands of dollars, besides importing
Gems. Sickles, Pleasanton, Cochrane,
Ex. Gov. Curtin, and hosts of other
itinerant orators.
The battle was fought on national is
sues, and the Radicals made prominent
use of Grants name. The result shows
that it has not strengthened them there,
nny more than it did in New Hamp-
shire, and other localities.
1t is now time the Democrats of Penn
sylvania were up and doing. An Or
ganization should at once be effected in
every election district in the State
reading matter should be supplied to
all conservative or doubtful voters, and
with proper effort, and u judicious
nomination at New York, such IA
Hancock and Doolittle, we would not
only sweep Pennsylvania with $4,000
majority, but would not leave a "grease
SPOT OF Radicalism left to curse the
land. FIVE are only true to ourselves
the reign Of tyranny and usurpation
Wu5t cease. lHe people are VIII uo,oiu
unless the bloated despots who now
WELD little brief authority, heed their
voice, they will be hurled from power
in the same manner that Cromwell dis
persed the Rump Parliament. 1.-The
Union must and shall be preserved"
and " oe IN tho men or marty who at
tempt to hinder it.
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Ohio.

COLUMBUS, April 6.--Thc Democrats
have carried the city by about 1000
majority, a gain of 800 over last year.
Murphy is electe Marshal, and six out
of nine Councilmen are Democratic
Joseph Oldsis elected Judge ofthe Com
mon Pleas.
CINCINNATI, 1880 p. M.-Nearly
complete returns from the wards indi-
Gated that the Democrats have elected
their entire ticket with the exception
of the Clerk of the Poliece Court and
the Director of the City Inlirmary. Last
year the Radical majority was 5000.
The Council will be Radical bya small
majority.
TOLEDO, April 6.-Thc Radical ma
jority on the city ticket is 273, loss
since October of llG. City Councils
will stand ten Radicals and six Demo
Gratis.
SANDUsKY, April AT the muui-
cipal election yesterday the entire Dem
ocratic ticket was elected by an average
majority Of POO.
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l'tatr Of Cicinuel G. Rickctts, late Of Orange
township, deceased. To the heirs and i,Bu rep
aIgc Township, Columbia county, deceased, 10
wiz 10 Mary Ricketts,, widow iideccdcnt who
O. Ilrl,ctr, ol Sumc place.; ,iohn Iicl;ttls OF
IIck.'Iugiun. iHcld county, uhlu; Nancy
an. -un. uf Middle Fork, indiana the mems OF
LuMucih N,hyits whose rD,td,u IS are I'M
known; lhc hcIs, Mary NJ M'into>h whose res
iucuc, juc M kuuWn; the nCTs ui '.h tOurl-
lish rwlpN' d auces ar" unknown. exec tlIut
OF lu MINOR cnui"n "i ii't daughter Luclndh
luurlri-uI, Va: Richard &, Margaret c., Nancy
T., nvccu NJ, lrvnu, ana Mulldt tOurtrlght,
WhI"e IL tsldthrt r. New hupr, Edwards county,
Illinois, aud VINO have for ihrlr Guardian liiJah
q. hrh''N nIoirNaId ma to LrIiIa h!ck' u.s.
on iti iieitN whose rtsldcntc are uhknowh,-dnd
tp all other persons Interested, Greeting;
on and each OF you are hereby notified That
IN pursuance Of writ Of PARTITION or valuation
ISSUED out of the uIphans' Court OF sullivan,
county, for the partition ut valuation ui the rcl
estate of said deceased, to and among his hctts
amt legal representatives; OF the follow ing de-
ScrIbod real estate situate in the Township Of
DtNlurpu, IN 'hc county ol sullivan, as follows,
/. Ihc northwest corner orn tract in the war
ronic' name oi Adam james Compton, bounded
b. LuHvruc county line, The Compton tract alOrc-
said, ana u tract IA WulI'tliVo name OF Wi ON
NhillUrtI, containing 30 H,.,s.
=. Also, " tract in the wiurnntrC name of Mich
plnS Harvey, bounded Hurlh 10y tracts IN the
war uul,c name OF Conn lus Kerr, and Henry
Nicholson. ON the east ny tract IA the waIItdicc
name ut Elijah G. ItiokrttS, on the south by u
tract in the wur"utyr name OF Peter Harvey. on
the Wust 10y Phelps survey, containing 10 acres.
.. Also, n trlrt IN llr s'utjtn zee name OI James
.. Gupd,rrl, bounded Ola tuc north 10y tracts IN
'ur Warruntuo names of hcmS Nicholson and
iIHha GopdhuIl, on ih" east hN lhr l.uHcrhc co.
luc, Oh tho south by a i4.ct IN the wairantc
name al Gcorgr Adp.phuS Kerr, and on the wcNc
toy tract N the MaiIHnlcc name ul ElJah q. ltirkt
clt-, containing about ~ acres; the rcnuindur o.
tine tract coniMh!ls Hn"ul " Hc'ea lFinE IN i'ul
IrIuc cuuntN,pud not h-Ipngng to said ductdeiu
(. Also, Il tr"Cl in the WurrHutnc name ut Geo.
AdolphuN kr.r bounded north hy tlact Ia the
".uaulre hnmc oi james r. 6opdhHIl, ON lnc
c.,-l by the IUI'Ic county line. ON the south by
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Kansas.

ATcuIsoN, April G.-Thc city election
to-day resulted in the choice ola Dem
ocratic Mayor by Il majority Of 2l. The
Radicals elect majority of the Coun-
cilmen and School Board also, consta-
bic.
LAWRENCE, April G.--The Radical
ticket was elected to-day although the
Democrats polled large vote This /,
the only time in the history of ihc cit.
that the Democrats have had Il ticket IN
the field.
LEAvENwoETH, KANSAS, \ ril =
The vote at the municipal election to-
day Is not yet counted. bat il is couccd-
ed, that Morehcad, Democrat, is elect
ed ouer Anthony, Radical, by from
400 to 600
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PAY As You GO.-The present finan-
cial pressure which we are about cmerg-
ing from has been no doubt a severe les
son to those persons who have hereto
fore unheeded this well tried maxim.
What terrible thing it must be to a
man continually lover head and heels"
in debt, as the saying is. 1t is far bet
ter, and in fact necessary for a successful
business career, to conduct all businss sss
dealings upon cash basis, both in buy
ing and selling, If young business
men, and old ones, too, would only
learn the importance of deaiing upon
the cash system there would be less fail
ures to record during the period Of a
stagn ated trade.
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Missouri,

ST LOUIS, April 7.-lncompletc re-
turns Of the city election to-day indicate
the following result:
OF nine School directors the Demo.
Gratis elected five. OF twelve Aldermen
the Democrats elected six, the Radicals
five, ami one was tied, On the general
ticket for Street Railroad Commis,ion-
cr, the Democrats elected their candi-
date by from 200 to 800 majority.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April S.--rhr entire
Democratic ticket was elected here yes
terduy, Eight Out of ten of the coun-
cilmen are Democrats.
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Opening Of the Presidential Campaign!
CONNEOTICUT'S ANSWER TO M
PARCHMENT!
Defeat Of the Negro Suffrage constitu-
ton in Michigan,
T H q N d Err ri e a RID
ALL AROUND THE ClRCLE!!
Connecticut.

HARTFoRD, April 6.-l3G towns give
English l,733 majority. Forty town,
to hear from gave English 2GS majority
last year. The Senate will stand
Radicals, II; Democrats, ..
The First District is yet in doubt.
The Radical majority in the House will
be about 20.
Hartford, April 7.--Complcte re-
turns from every town in the state,
received at the toTdW office, gives
English 1,57l majority. Last year ii
was 97l.
HARTFORD, Ct, April S.-Corrcctcd
returns make knglish's majority 1,135.
The total vote is 99,323.
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~ o + a II NJ T. Il )!
TACTIC GUANO COMPANY'S SOLUBLE
L a { + & G u a N q.

THE ATTENTION of Farmers and oil her con-
,uuefS oi feItilllcfb IL invited TO TINS GuduU,
worthy Oi their ~, cial notice. It's use Tor sever
al AUdrS IA Mary laad, virginia AMI other South
crn states lUI all crops, has given Il "a htuludrd
character IUr tACcii,nct uncquallcd by any 9TH
"r. 1t possesses all the quisKncss Of Peruvian
GuHno with permanent qualities not found in
thai Ultlce. ~ nS. ii thls GuHno are luund
m0le than equal to &C ibS. OF the best Super
pnu,piiulcs i, rIpcns the wheat crop from 1--we
80 s"N tn day eurnrI than the pnos pilates, which
fact alone gives II lnualCuiable advantage, pTlcc
sj6 ptrt,H iDprt discount 10 dc.lers. For sale by
JOHN :. REESE ~ co.,
General Agents Tor Pacific Guano o.,
IS south Delaware Ave, rhiiuu'H
And II south street Baltimore.
March " 'Hs-,iI,i
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Michigan.

one hundred towns give l0,Gj3 against
the Constitution. The vote on prohib-
ition will be quite CLOSE; it is impossi-
bic to tell tonight what the result will
be. The municipal elections through
out the state show no special change
from last year.
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NREASUR RS SALE
-. T. I,vsrNrEp LAND, FOR COLUMBIA co

or 1 t'NSE NTEp LANDS FOR COLUMBIA co ,
Agr.cably to the provisions OF an Act of As.
.,mblv entitled an Act directing the mode of
selling un>tgt',d lands tor taxes ana for other
,uri,,.r- PASSED the 18th day NJ March lsi5 ana
The further supplements thereto passed on the
llih dnv Of March l>lT and the 9th day OF March
l>1I and the 9Th day of March lSiT, the Treasurer
# rtulumhit county hrtcbv gives notice to alt
persons cuuCrrutd thclcin that unless hic touh
tu. on thc follow ng tracts of unSeated lands sit
ullc in Culuuuip county, are paid before the day
If sale the whole ur such Parts of ench tract ~
viii nav the costs charge tble thereon, VIII he
sold nt the Court House IN the town u Blooms
,lrg County oi tulum bi;tnn thc Nh nf June, lNi',
and to continue bv jtdjuurnHIr.t from day todnN
TOR nrronragyS Of taxes due ud 'ouutN. and the
h., accrued ON each tract respectively,
Il, Of 1crcy Udiuaccs or O,cHCrS. Dol. CTS.
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All doubts Of the safety Of DR.. LIs-
ingstone, the African explorer, are no W
dispelled. Sir Roderick MurchisOn TO-
day received letter from the distin.
guished traveller, which came by tine
way Of Zanzibar, Dr. Livingston writes
that he is in good health, that his jour-
ney Of exploration has been successful
and that he will soon return to England.
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rNREASURERS SALE


Agreeably to the provisions of the Aci oi AS
srtnhlv entitled an Act to reduce the state debt
&c.. passed the ahth d.A Of Aprtl, lsli the llea-
surcr ut the county of Columbia hereby gives
moi. 90 to all pprS MS concerned therein, that un
I.ss he county, Road, school, Poor aud state
Taxes etc Glue on the following real estate situate
in the t'uuutN ni tOlutupin, are paid before the
dny of sale, the whole oI such paris of each as
viii uaN he chp, .cs nnl COSTS rhtrsnblt thereon
will be sold at thu tUurt House III bluomsburg,
County ~ tolumbi1, OH the Sth OF June, loBS,
and To he continued by adjournment from day to
100. for nrt"Hrtgc. W laNtS due std county anu
! the costs accrued Uh each respectively;
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ESTATE OF FLIHAHErH bIETTERICH DECEASED.
Lrilc,s sofudmiuistratiou ON the estate of Eliza
brlh hcttcrlrh, late ot Berwick borough, Colum-
blh counlN deceased ,haVe been granted by the Reg
ktri oi said COuhty,tu ~ b. Mlllard of ttntralin
borough. All persons having claims or demands
JsHlnst the e>tlcinl the dcceden @ requested to
make them known, and those indebted to make
pay mrnt. o. Il. MILLARD,
Aprli 3 GS-Gl. Adniuisl r,itor
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4 SSIGYEE,S NOTICE IN BANK.

IA RUpTCE.-In the District Court of the Uni
Ipd states Tor the Western District OF pennsylva-
MA in the matter oi Joseph B.Mlcr, Bankrupt
fowhom it may concern: The undersigned here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
oi Joseph h. Miller of ESpv, in the county
OF Columbia, and state OF Pennsylvania, who
has been udjudgcd II bankrupt upon his own pc
ution, by tie District Court of said District.
Dated ut Bioum,burg the 18th day of March,
,SOS. j. B. robson,
Mar, -, '6S-3t, ASSisncp,
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An, invited for the erection. at - W. corner of
Nam ana Market Streets tlOOmshufg, OF Il brick
pujIdlng iliN7l iCct and II icSt nigh, with Muu-
,urd iuuI, aud cellars. The inst story To be fin
lsuod in SturcS. The second IN Il Town Hail and
the third, IN rooms. kOpi Of Slate ana tin.
sep rate ptOpO>ila may be made ipr cfcordtO1t
and S'Utt. ,cOTh, brih UOrh, ttOOd-WOTk, putHtjty
ana gitzuy ana r0yttHg. Plans may NJ CXHinin-
rd iulrr tnv lS day ui Aprli, at the office OF Col.
!. q. Freeze.
pRuru,AI., irH disO be- rcccircd U,tH He an ddy
~ .IDru, Tor the purchase ANA removal Ul the
buildIng, now upon SAID lot. Address
'Buildng Committee"
AIarcn q, 'Gs-4t. BlOOmsburg, 4. q.
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EXENrTNR,S NnrICE-

IL .aTAIE on HENRY DlEfTERICH DECD
LvtlciS lrStamentaiy ON the estate of Henry
DlttCrrh, late of Brinrcreek township Colum-
blt county have been gIauted by the Register OF
Columbia County To samuel Dietterich and
Henry y. Die irrich, of said Township. All per-
sous having claims against the estate are rcQleS-
ted - present thrm for settlement and those in
drhltd to IA, estate either ON note or book nC-
count VIII make payment 10 the Executors with
out delay. SAMUEL DlEI1ERICH,
HENRY a. DlfTlEhlt H.
Feb, lrGS. FNrcuturs.
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CIIE COMMISSIONERS OF COL.

umhU county, sitting ms Board of Revision
- 80 h".l llrr Appeals Tor >ulu county ON Tie
lu lua named days ana plua~, commencing TT
Hucin.t 4, Il. of each DAY.
h'ufuu, ~Ug iluul and Jtgk>uu.-Friday MAY
iel no luHH i, stiles hotel Benton.
t.,'.nscrr, k.-r"'rlay Mly End Unangs,>'
hu,ri ti.hngvrcck.
Mouipur unl IIcmluciN- wednesday May Gth
court House, Bluumsbuup,
Srptt-lhurday Ma, 5th Court ilIuse, Blooms.
burg,
BIoom.-Frlay May s,h Court House, Blooms.
luIs
Mtplasout. Saturday May ON AIelicR' hotel.
tu',uWpud Pine and Madi,on.-Monduy May
nm Nllylilr, hotel
DGmgo.-fucsdUy May l2lh Suydcr's hotel
CENTRE wednesday May liln IIll-Wly
house.
lirigrcro'k, Rcrwlck Bor.-Thursduy May luh
l.. ltukoIs motel, BrrW lex
tuItWls~u aud Hruuk uklm,-Friduy May llth Eik-
tors hotel, tuttwI~sn,
d, Locust ani Ronrmgcrcek. Saturday May 10Th
hculers hotel Slaltuwu,
tpnN ngham ana tCntralia llor.-MOnduy May
lrh WeldtnsHuls hotel Ccntralia
bc0N 0Ncr,-WcducsdUy 9uth y l.. Iaws hotel.
MHne-ThuIsday May 2l,t j, LungenboIgcr's
hotel MuiurVillo,
Mnim,-Frlday END A.W. Hess s hotel Mmn-
VILE JuIN f. FOWLER
Attest DAVID YEACIK.
VIM. Krckhaum April lO,'s,
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GEN. MEADE has declared Judge Ir-
win ineligible for the office Of Governor
Of Georgia, and he has Withdrawn from
the canvass. Gen. Gordon was recon-
mended for the position by majority
of the Central Democratic Executive
Committee, and Gen. Meade declares
Gen. Gordon eligible.--ETchdn9s.
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4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE or PETER MILLER DECEASED.
Letters oi administration ON the estate uf Peter
Miller, late of entire township, Columbia county
d' ceased, have been granted by the REGISTER of
sutd county to John W, Miller, AMI VIM. Miller
81 SAID township, All persons having c'aius or
demands against the estate of the drceIunt are
requested to make them known, and those in
drbted o make payment
JOHN W. MILLER,
April 3,6S-6tA Adm ,niStrators
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE..

"A ENiAIE OF GEORGE YINGER, DECEASED.
l."ttrls Ol administration ON the estate OF George
llngtr, late oi MOntour township Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted bv the Register OF
said county to Lewis christopher OF Centre twp
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate oi the deccdent requested to make
them known, and these indebted to make pay
mrul. LIWlS CHRISTOPHER,
Feb ~. Administrators
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CtATAWlSSA BRIDGE CO.,

On Monday. MAY e 1865. am election will he held
the hou~c 81 j. u EiS'lcr. Tor officers 0i ,ata-
WlNSp Bridge Co., for tlo tn-uiug year.
JOHN SIIARpiFSS,
April 10, O,G'-at, secretary.
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A SSlGNEE'S NOTICE IN BANk-
"A kUprCN-ln the District Court of the Gui-
lei state, for the ~ cstcrn District OF Pennsyivn-
mia, in tho matter of Aaron Andrews, bankrupt.
TO whom II may concern; The undersigned hereby
gives notice of mis- appointment rs assignee of
Aaron Andrews, of Mlntn IN the county of
Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, who has
been adJudgcd bankrupt upon his own petition,
10y the District Court of said District.
Dated at Bloumsburg, the lMh day of March,
Isis. j. u. RDBISDN, Assignee.
March 27,'6S-3t.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIC,F

IA ESTATE OF CHARLES II. HESS DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate of Chas
II. Hess, late of Mnlin township Coum-
bin CO.,, decccscd have been granted by the Regis
ter OF said county to Samuel Greasy of Mltln-
vile. All persons having claims or demands
against the estate of the Gccrdcnt are requested
To ilake them known, and those indebted to
make pOyIucnt.
SAMUEL GREASY.
Apfll !. bN-bl. Administrator
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

Ir is with a feeling of State pride,
entirely unmixed with anything like
partizanship, that we are led to make
honorable mention of Hon. Charles r..
Buckalew, United States Senator from
Pennsylvania. We regard him rs one
of the ablest men of that body. His
speeches are characterized by clearness
of logic, sound reasoning, forcible argu-
ment, and lOftiness and purity Of rhet-
oric, Although an unconpromioing
Democrat, he never fails to command
the attention and respect Of Republican
members, for he never 50 lar fOrse.s
himself in the heat Of debate, rs to in
dulge in incorporate aud i'll timed r.
marks. 1t would be well for the cOun-
try if both the great political parties
would always select such men as their
representatives in the councils of the
nation.-braoford argus.
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NEW ADV ERrIShM EMS.


The undersigned. ono Of thC Poor OyaI,crrs nl
scott TOwnshin would motif, the public th.u he
hu. ut present under hIS charge. Two boys and Il
Eiii AGED irom seven totem NCur-, whom he wish
Is 10 hind out to some suitable lsISpu persons
April 10, ,IsG,-N.s
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Iowa..

kEOKUK, April G.--At the municipal
cessful. Ii went Republican last year.
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4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE Of MATTHIAS RHONE DECEASED,
,cttrrs of administration ON the "stit Of Ma
lnlas thone, late of Jackson township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
lister Of said County, To SHmnel RhOnC, admir-.
cum testdnicHfO diuCJO, dc b0HS non, who resides
in scott township. An persons hal ing claims or
demands against the saii estate are requested 10
present them tor srltl mcnt without delay, uud
those indebted to make payment.
SAMUEL RlIONE, Administrator
Mu
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

az THE CoIUMBIAN has the Largest
circulation In Columbia and adjoining x
ssuuties Of any paper published here, and
10 also = much larger sheet than amy of
ITS and is therefore the best
ues,um fer sdvertisins In tint. section OF
the state.
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A II extensive Assortment Of mems
"a and hoy's LINEN SHIRT FRONTS, Paper
lollnrs ana Guns aud ADlts LlNrN COLLARS
ana 'uits selling CuCup hy
AlNrl3' 3'ts-u l.. 4, hIIANPLESS
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TcOIUUrN 3, ISbS on mOIIOn OI JUhn Q. TftrAF Inc
I'm salty. 1hC court Ofd,is notice oi thc Hrpli-
Cutlen Tor Ncdditlunt tNpunas On the above 10 he
punished IN one nrwSpapc', 1or three weeks prI-
Dr To May 4. l>uN. Application Will be ihaue III
pursuance Of the above OruCf, for n writ Ol Ncud.
GN. to sell the lie estate Ol ID, icndunJ in the
real estate levied ana condemned by virtue of
the above FL fa. of which application the said
Jacob Holman, Tine Defendant is requested to
take notice: JOHN q. tREtIr i'lil s Atty.
certified from tnc Rcvuids. JEssE COLEMAN,
Mach e, ,Os-It. PfutnOnOtury.
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&c, SC, sc,
Also, new md good supply of STOVES AND
TlNWARE. Having r, cured II wcli-knOwn and
hupt rIor workman, Is pre- tpHltd TO make new
work, and repairing to order
SPOUTlNG MADE 10 ORDER,
All as cheap for cash or trade as the cheapest,
Cpll and see First store On vast end Of south
Main -, A. HARTMAN,
AprIl lU.Bs.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,-ESTNTE

IL oi MARY l.. CRNDER, deceased. Lctterstc tcS-
luluentHfN ON lhe estate ui Mary H. tlNder, OF
borough OF Berwick, have been granted by the
Register of Columbia county, 10 Isaac l.. lrNdcr,
All persons having claims against the estate are
requested to present them for settlement, and
thost indebted t. the estate, either ON note or
book account win make payment tn the ENeru.
tor without delay. ISAAC L. CRY DER
MNfb Oh-bl, Executor,