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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21
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WE HAVE FOR SALE AN ELEGANT
w Country Residence and about thirty-thres
acres OF hand. two aud half mises from Nash
vile. on the north side Of the river Also. a
vacant lot IN the city, GU Spruce street. sixty by
l76 feet. adjoining the late residence OF Judge
Foster.
ARLINGTON. FARRAR& WEAKLY, As'ts.
febl5 lw No. ~ Church st., Maxwell House.
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Desirable City Property.

EOR SALE, NINETY FEET. VINE ST
IL between Church and Broad beautiful Site
for tive or three residences. Also, 100 feet Broad
street. W est Nashville, just outside Corporation
"a most eligible building lot. Also, t57 feet
corner Front and Gay streets Extra bargains
given Also. for rent a large hall and r8om
over our Office.
-. BROWNS Il cHEATHAM.
febl6 81 Al Union street
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The OId Guard for January.

This staunch, bold, and unflinching Dem
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Monarchy" 1t is the determination Of the
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an editor to madness unless he possess an
imprnctrablc skull. Then, on the othc.
hand, partially to make up for all these an.
noyanccs and perplexitics, the editor 4 hedr.
is occasionally made glad by tho pfesonta.
ton Of baskets Of strawberries, apples,
grapes, aud at proper seasons fat sobber
besides, free tickets" Of admission to all
tho puppct shows that travel the country.
twill be seen, however, that all these pos
sess very little of the substantia!s Of life.
In parting with the DEMocRATI do not
propose to leave the county. Too maify Of
my best days have been spent here among
the Democracy for me to start IN search Of
a new field of labor.
l shall ever hold all those with whom
have acted during past political struggles in
high remembrance, aud it will be my great
est pleasure to be able, at some early day, to
reciprocate whatever of countenance and
favor have received.
WI. JACOBY.
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GRANTS CABINET. is thought that
Gen. Grant cannot find men enough of the
same kind to make harmonious cabinet. -
A lively and factious cotcmporary, the Con.
cord IN. II. Patriot, says he is determined
that it shall be units bent on peace,
and his 'bobbing around from Dan to Ber.
sheba and back again, and swinging round
the circle from Washington via Boston to
Chicago, is said to lie not only to avoid the
politicians and Office seekers but to find
uniform material for his cabinet. 70 cut
the 'Gordian knot and make a sure thing
Of it, some bright genius has suggested the
following:
Secretary of Stately. b. Washburne,
Illinois.
Secretary of War-W. D. Washburne,
Minnesota.
Secretary of Treasury-C. c. Washburne,
Wisconsin.
Secretary of Navy-W. B. Washburnc,
Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of Interior-C. A. Washburne,
California.
Attorney Gencral-H. D. Washburne,
Indiana.
The rest of the family, which is extremely
prolific and very extensive in its rami6ca-
tions, can be disposed of as vacancies occur,
or else be assigned to the important Euro.
pcan missions. 'Let us have peace |"
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Petit Jurors-.First Week,

Beaver-Joscph Shearman, Peter knight
Moses Schlicher, Elias Miller.
Briarcrcek-Peter NJ. Traugh.
Bloom-Joseph w. Hendcrshott, Steph.
en- II. Miller, Elijah Shut.
Berwick BOr. John NJ. Snyder.
Catawissa-Adam Federclf, Lewis Yetter,
Martin V. B. Kline, jesse X. Sharplcss,
Nicholas ID. Harman, Solomon Helwig,
George Hughes, Lewis Metz.
Centrc-Sathuel kechner.
Conyngham-Benjamin Lindenmuth.
Centralia Bor.-Charlcs Strauser.
Fishingcreek-Joseph H. Hess, Peter
Weaver, Richard Jones, Eli Robbins, Jack
McHcnry. t.
Greenwood Isaac Heacock, John p
Kester, David Demott, John Leggott.
Hemlock- Samuel Ale, John Grubcr.
Locust-W William Lee, Leonard Adams,
Main-William q. Reighard, John Allen,
Jacob Kisner,
Mfflin-Thomas X. Hess,
Mt Plcasant-Geo. Cavenec, William
Kitchen,
Montour-Peter Evans, Noah Muoser,
James I. Farnsworth, Wesley Fleming,
Scott-William H. Hagenbauch, Jose ph
B. Miller, Jacob Terwiliiger, William c.
Robson, William White
SECOND wEEk.
Beaver-Peter Schlicher.
Benton-Fred'k Laubach, VIM. Holmes.
Briarcreek-Lamon Martz.
Bloom-B. Il. Freas, Philip Or, VIII
liam Coleman, William H. Jacoby, Samuel
V. Boone, Il. j. Thornton.
Berwick Bor-Jacob W. Deitterich, Jer-
emiah s. Sanders.
Catawissa-E Elias Weaver.
Conyngham-William Goodman.
Centre-Samuel G. Bower, Paul Zaner.
Fishingcreek John NJ. Buckalew, David
Savage, Daniel Pealer.
Franklin-Joseph B. Knittlc, Matthias
Gingles.
Green wood-Wm. Krcamer, Isaac De-
witt, William Robbins, William w. Par.
ker, John X. Musgrove, Wesley Mari,
Adam UT.
Hcmlock k-Reuben Bomboy.,
Locust-Jacob K. Harner, Isaac Fisher.
Main-William Menslnger, Michael Gro
Mt. Plcasant-isaac Applcman, William
+. Kitchen, Daniel MtCarty.
MiAlin-Stephen II. Swank, William W.
Brown, Lewis Eckrote, william, Il. Keller,
Montour-Nlathias NJ. Monroe, Lloyd
Paxton, ...,
Orange-Joremiah Comstock, Moses
Everett, James Ewes, Elijah @. Ricketts,,
Samuel Henry,
Pine Shadrack Ewes,
William NJ. Ent,
Sugarloaf-David Lewis.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

BENJAMIN +. BUTLER has introduced q
bill In Congress for the repeal Of the Tenure
Of Office Law. That enactment, in the es.
timation Of the Radicals, was very good
ono 30 long as Andrew johnson occupies the
Presidential chair, bat will be all wrong un.
der the administration Of, U. s. Grant,
What is the difference? johnson is their
political opponent; Grant their political
friend. Only this and nothing more. 80
it seems that when majority in Congress
are Of one political faith and tho President
Of another, tho Presidents hands must be
tied 10 order to compel him To submit to the
will Of Congress. He is to be permitted to
discharge the duties Of his Office, without
,hindrance or restraint, only If he performs
those duties according the pleasure Of Con.
sress. And yet We are told that tho Legis.
latlve and Executive branches are equal and
CO. &C, coordinate and independent of each other.
Was ever knavery so transparently infamous
as that which pretends to scrupulous loyalty
to ths government, whilst cutting off the
very head, the Executive power, Of the gov.
ernment2
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MARRIED..

At Cherry Hill, December gath, 1868, by
I. N. Jameson, ESD, jacob Bankust and
Sarah A. Gearhart, all Of Main township,
Columbia County, Pa.
On the oath inst. at the residence of Mr..
John Meyer, in Bloomsburg, by the Rev. J.
A. Melick, Simon Shaffer and Sarah A.
Culp, all Of Bloomsbury, Columbia County,
Pa.
On the same day, and at the same place,
by the same, James NJ. Walters and Della
Dehart. ,.... ~.
On the same day, at the house Of the
brides parents, near Orangeville, Columbia
County, by the Rev. G. F. Hoffmeier, Of
urray Me~ Se'a ossnss nOn wHHay Clinton hs% Gouny
and Sophia H. Achenbach, daughter Of Mr..
David Achenbach.
In Danville, on the goth inst, Mr.. John
B. Casey, Of Bloomsburg, and Miss Tillic
Murphy, Of the former place.
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FEBRUARY COURT.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WuERehn, thu HON. WiLliAs ELwsLL, Pscsjden
W Judge ofthe Court Of Oyer and Te,,nInes and en
srai w Delivery Gou., Of Quarter Sessions Of ihs
n the 26th Judicial District conporod o the cor nii",
Sullivan and Wyoming and The Hon. Ira n
PER- snd peter K.,ilerben Associate Judges Of Coam
hia CO.. have Issued date the 18th
Dec.r "a th? iyent OF our Lord ono thNusand erhi
hnndred aud ssiy.cisht. 10 me directed for hodns
Court ofOyef and Term liner aud General Jail delivery
GENERAL Quarter Sessions oftho Pence Common pics,
snd O,pnn,s Court IN BloousburE, in tho county u
February hext, u c0ntinuetwO week, 7'' "
Notice " hereby given TO the Coroner. tho Justices
Of he Peace and Constabes Of tho sad county 0fC
umba that they be then and there iM their proper per.
son a. " oc!ock the forenoon oCsaid day with lLor
records, inquisitions and other remembrance 10 10
those things wch TO their Offices apportnm 10 be done.
Aud those that are bound by to prosecute
against tic prisoners that or INA be In tho Jail Of
SAID county OF to be then and there prose
cute them a. shall bs Jurors are requested 10 b.
puneuai n thei 10 their noiices
( ~ } Dated at Bioomsburs, tho Nth day of Dee,
( l.. B IN the year Of our Lord one thouss delight
49, Jnundfed and sixty eight aud intben n stisih
year Of the Independence Of the United 4, 60 Of
hmshca' Cop SAVE Tng Con AxoHwgALrn.
bisomsbnrg, DeG. 70. IsCa. wv
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS reward will be paid
to tho person who will furnish correct and
Ineligible translation Of the editorial in last
weeks DEMOCRAT, entitled COOL.-Re.
publican Of last ,ceek.
Into what language does the editor of the
Republican desire the article to be translat-
ed? The negro dialect would probably suit
him best, but tho editor Of the DEMOCRAT
not being a proficient in that so.called Ian.
guage, and the editor Of the Republican ev-
identity not understanding English, the offer
Of reward comes from an appropriate
quarter. Let the editor of the Republican
have the assistance of his friends, for he
evidently needs it. Improvement in either
the quantity or quality Of brains has not
beth manifested in the management Of that
establishment since the recent change.
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SplinterB.

b0r All the go-Grecian bends and Al
pine hats.
ANOTHER fierce onslaught will be made
on Turkey in few days. .
...Half million Of persons perishcd in
the recent Algerine famine.
.Needed-Threc or four inches more
snow, to recuperatc the sleighing.
Gov. Geary has issued proclamation
stating that the State debt has been reduc.
ed s2,4l4,Sl6 for the year ending Novem.
Der 80, 1868.
Thomas Beaver has bought DR.. Ma
gilrs property on the corner of Mill and
Mahoning streets, Danville, upon which he
intends building public hall.
Mr.. Grouse, of Reading, is erecting u
Methodist church at that place entirely at
his own expense.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

AMNESTY PRooLAMATroN.-On Friday
last President Johnson issued proclama-
ton granting, Internationally and without
reservation, full pardon and amnesty to all
persons who directly or indirectly partici-
pated in the late rebellion. This Includes
Jefferson Davis, John G. Brcckinridge, Ma.
son, Slidcll, Jubal Early, Jacob Thompson,
and number of other Confederate leaders
and agents who played q prominent part in
the late war. The President selected most
appropriate occasion for the publication Of
this document, which returns to their homes
and friends, so many exiles, and the act
will no doubt give satisfaction to q large
majority If the Northern as we'll as the
Southern people. At the same timc the
government is relieved of the "great treas.
on trial." the prosecution of which was
likely to bring up unpleasant questions to
be decided
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

THE statement of the shooting of Mr..
Lambert, in West Beaver Township, as
given by the Post last week was not quito
correct. Mr. Lambert cooked the gun and
handed it to his son, telling him to be care.
full as it went off easy. He then went
around into tho entry ofthe stable to chase
the hogs SO the boy could shoot them. The
gun went off accidentally, the ball passing
through the weatherboarling and through
partition, entering the side of the father
and passing through the heart. He walked
about twenty feet yet, fell down and cx.
,pired. When the gun was discharged the
father and son were in positions where it
was impossible to SEQ each other. Mr..
Lambert was So years Of age, and leaves a
wife and nine or ten children.-Schiayrore
Tines.
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Grand Jurors, Feb. Term, 1865

Benton-Charles s. Dodson,
Briarcreek-George =. Learn,
B!oom-C. +. Knapp, Jacob Deiffenbach
Fishingcreek Abraham Kline,
Eranklin-Washington Parr, e.
llemlock-RObcrt Richard.
jackson Jackson Dcrr,
I.ocust-lsolandus Hcrbaih,
Maine-Daniel Culp, Jacob Fenstcrmach.
or,
Mifilin-Thomas Atom,
Montour-John G Quick, Henry Buss,
Mt. Pleasant Elias Howell, John Os
burn.
-, Orange-Thomas McHenry, Peter
Trump,
Pine-Jamcs Masters,
Scott-Reece Fairnan,
Sygarloaf-Thomas Cole, Wheeler
Shu!lz, Henry q. Hess, Richard Kilc.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

THERE is no mistake about it; PLANTA.
TIoN BITTERs will ward off Fever and Ague
and all kindred diseases, if used in time.
No family need suffer from this distressing
complaint if they will keep PLANTATION
BIrrERs in the house, and use it according
to directions. The most important ingredi-
an Bark, which is known to be the finest
and purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom
The extract Of this Bark is the active prin.
ciple Of all the good Fever and Ague Medi.
cines prescribed by intelligent doctors.i-- -
Calisaya Bark is used extensively in the
manufacture of Plantation Bitters, as well
as quinino, and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly 10 that fact. We can
recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and at half the
price. No. IL.
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TRIAL LIST, FEB. r.. 1870

Peter Schug "use" VS. William O Case ct a
The West Branch Insurance Co VI Simo, y
G Shiye. ''
Edward Mccall OF al VS. John Sweeney.
Il Person vs. John Cain.
Thomas j Vanderslice vs. Robert Howell
Lavina Davenport VS. WIN NJ Klinetob.
John Coleman vs Michael Cronan.
John Cooper VS. Daniel Hover and Zimmor.
John Gilroy VS. William L Stcrner
Ihe Township Of Conyhgham vs. Peter L
Reuben Ii keaser and wife VS. Jas Thomas
Isaac Fege!y W. James w Sankey.
abraham Young vs. Jacob Wooliyer.
Charles Il Green VS. Peter Schug.
Samuc! Benner vs. John Hintercter
Lucas Meyer vs. George w Collimar.
David Lewis, guardian Of the heirs of John
Hess decd vs. Collins Su:lef.
William lkelcr VS. John Savage ct al,
A Is Erasmus vs. Matthew Wynkoop, .gar.
nishee Of Henry Giger
Joseph Thomas vs. John Roup.
Peter Applenian VS. Silas 4 karns.
Christiana Fox VS. John Jones.
Henry Yaplc vs. Isaac Drum and terre
tenants.
Same vs. Same.
Rudolph Shuman VS. George Breish.
Elias Snyder vs. Adam Schuyler Ut al,
Frederick Michael VS. Henry Fedder.
Charles kreisher VS. Henry Knapp.
John Applegate vs Thomas Polk.
Same w Same.
George kinly vs. George Vansicklc.
Simon q Shive VS. Hannah 4 Armstrong.
William Nugen vs. Daniel 4 Seybert.
Margaret Alexander vs. Robert Gorrcll
Nathan Brothers VS. Henry A Weidensaul.
Henry Gable VS. Peter flower and tcrrc ten
ant.
Austin Church vs. Andrew Clark.
Jesse ID Rice VS. Nathan Cromis.
Reuben X King VS. Elisha B Pursel.
Robert Gorrell vs. Bernard McBrearfy.
Edward Furgesan VS. Columbia County.
Edward Shaeter vs. Same.
Samuel Richards vs. Same.
Henry James VS. Same.
George Mn. 0 ser vs. Jacob Yoho jr.
lEssE COLEMAN, Proth'y.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

aT SERIOUS REsULT.-George Camp,
the individual we alluded to last week as
having had his eye put ou. at the Penna.
Rolling Mill, was otherwise terribly injured.
The brain has been compressed by the blow
he received, causing stupor and convusions
ever SINCE. The indications are that death
only can relieve him of his severe sufferings
SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT. On Monday
last, lad aged about fifteen years, named
John Wampole, while driving a number of
mules attached to some ore cars on the lat.
eral railroad leading to the limestone quar-.
ries at the Forks, tripped and fell across the
track, the cars passing over both legs, crush
ing them terribly. lie was carried to his
hoine, when physician essayed to ampu.
tate the crushed limbs, but he died while
undergoing the operation.
DIED.-Robert Walker, one of our oldest
citizens, died in this place, on Friday, 18Th
inst, aged So years. The deceased was
native Of ireland, and emigrated to this
country in the year 1919. He located in
Danville in the year 1928. He was recog-
nized as one of the oldest members of the
Masonic fraternity, having belonged to the
Order for over sixty years. He assisted at
the laying of the corner stone Of Christ
Church, (EpiscopaD in this place. He was
buried on Sunday last, his remains being
followed to the grave by Stoes' Cornet Band
and by Danville Lodge Of Masons, who per.
formed the funeral ceremonies at the grave
DanriWe Mtclligeacer; 25M.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

New EcLEcrc MAGAzINE.-Turnbull
and Murdock, "a Lexington street, Balti.
more. $500 per annum.
The January number Of this excellent
magazine is before us and the reputation OF
the publishers is fully sustained. 1t con-
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craturc, and is in every essential respect diff.
ferent from the trashy periodicals which so
extensively prevail at the present day.
Readers who prefer solid matter, either in
the world of reality, or of fiction, will do
we'll to procure the EcLEcTIc.
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Arrest Of q Bank President.

MEMptfis, December 2s.-Georgc R..
Rutter, President Of the late Tennessee Ma
tional Bank, was arrested, yeasterday by Of.
fcers from Nashville, on charge Of em-
bezzling tho school fund Of the State to the
amount Of near 100000. He was taken
to Nashville last night for trial.
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