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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

came To the premises of the Subscriber in Sug-
aIioai @ township on or about the LIST of May, 1870
the other n yearling. The owner Will come for,
ward prove property, pay charges and take them
away or they Will be sold according to law
Sugarloaf, Sept. 0, lS7O.3t.
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EXECUTRIX,S NOTICE

u ESTATE OF SAINT STOtrr nrc,
Letters oie itesiameMn,ary az on the estate Of son
county decd have been grantedby iI,, rnoonHmbA
Columbia County to Martha St0ui nS SSeSNlerOi
twp, Columbia county, Pa, All persmpsI sIEau0n
claims against the state are rouunsinII.nS having
them TO the EXecut TX in ColuImIin Td,,o 10 Present
Those indebted to tho estate either on mdaity a
ment, mortgage or book account viii noEs '5uIs'
augg6'7O-6w.h 'h SLUT
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The Columbian.

THE following article should have appeared in
our last number, but was excluded by the pr es-
sure of other matter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-30
MARKET REPORTS.
bloomsbury Market.
Philadelphia Markets.

Philadelphia Markets.
Northwestern superlne at............ 1850 $500
Northwestern nextra,,......... ...,.,.. s5 I0DS5.75
North hwestefu family S525Gs5.75
rive flour s5.75G6.0O
WHEAT-Fei Isylvania red, q bus. ..". sl.35
Southern ..... slS
Western .... $40 Sl.3S
observation-disclosures rye Z. bus......, $50
CuRS-HellOw, 4" .......... Sl.C)
Mixed, ........ 95c@g7c
OArs-s,bus ...,,... ,....,,,,.,.,.,... 5jc
PRoyIsIoNs--Mess Pork, u bb....... @27.jO
Mess Beef, :" ,....., $3.50
Dressed Hogs, . ib..""... Sl9ca9c
smoked Hams " ....... 22l 5c@D2IHc
&" Shoulders u ID l0(@l5Ac
Lard, 2 ib...................... l6cMlG12
SEEps-Cloverse Z bus. .................. S67c
1imothyseed u bus........... $40
Flaxseed " ............. s225
CATrLE-Beef Cattle u ib............,.. 712t@STc
COWS, 4 head NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3j@7j
SlIEEPF 10 52cat6
HUGs-F 100 tbs Observation-Disclosures. sl2jjGlGjc
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ss- THE COLUMBIAN has the Largest
Circulation of any paper published In
Northern PcnnsyIvania, and Is also
much larger sheet than any of Its cotem-
porsries, and is therefore the best medium
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-30
CREMIEUX,
GLAIS- -BIZOIN,
EOURICHON,

LONDON, Sept. 27.-Queen Victoria
has despatched an autograph letter of
sympathy to the Empress Eugene, at
Hastings, by special messenger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
GoYERNon,s MESsAGE.

Below We give few Of the moro i'm.
portant parts Of The Governors Message.
Owing to its great leugth'we could nOI
publish it in full:
After bidding you welcome 10 tho seal.
Of Government, l proceed, as rquited
By the Constitution. to lay before you
such Information as is in my possession
rsla,iug TO the condition Of the Stn,e,
and to recommend such measures as seem
TO me expedient. The year just closed
was ono Of very general prosperity
throughout our Commonwealth: business
Of oil kinds was prosecuted without scri
Gus reverse or financial disaster; peace
prevailed, and the health Of tho people
was good beyond that Of former yearS.-
For ali these things we should DO de
youtly thankful to the All.wise and
BGnefcdnl Ruler Of the Univerae-re.
membering at the Soma time tho blessings
conferred upon US. and power for The el
ovation and protection Of all-esen The
most unfortunate aRd dSfsaseleSs 10 our
midst. '-
& q
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FREE SCHOOLS,

commend 10 your special considers.
ton The Interests Of our free sob ols.-
They are founded upon the recognized
principle that the State 10 under oblisa.
lion to provide 40 education Tor oil its
children; and that these shall partako
equally Of It's advantages To this end
it is indispensable that our common
schools shall be kept free bom every.
thing of political or soctsrisn charact.
81; and that the school room be- a place
in which to instruct al the youth Of the
Commonwealth without offending the
conscientious tcrgplas Of any.
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No people can successfully work out
the great problem Of popular govern.
menl without athoroUgh system d zen.
eral elementary instruction. This fact
is we'll understood amoog our people; for
in but few States have schools made
more rapid progress ihau in ours. aad in
none arc they more cherished BY all
CLASSES, lf{5s
The report Of The GeperSl suptrinton.
dent, which will be- laid before you, ex.
hibis 10 detail The opsrptionS, Of The
schools during the past year. From his
report it will be seen that the Smount
expended within that time for building
purposes, was 1894 995, being 500, COS
more Than was expended for tho same
purposes during hs'prsvious year. y
The TOTAL amount expended for carry.
ing ou The schools. was 1896, $50 an ia.
crease over the expenditures Of ihe pre-.
viOus year Of $l9,4s5. 5sl5r
The number Of schools taughtsWilbin
the year Was 2l64; being on increase
ever the previous year Of 1876.
The value Of school property within
The State at tho present time is $685.
1l6; increase in the value Of property
over the previous year saSs,77O.
The number Of teachers employed
during the year was 1888, being 4fg
more than in tie yeSr preceding.
The enumeration ofyoulh in the State,
between tho ages Of six andtWsDtJ-OOe,
is shown to be l54, 1854; On increase over
enumeration Of the previous year, Of
22t9.
The number Of children attending
school was rs 349 exceeding the NUM-
Der in the previous year BY 1858. b.
The permanent or ireducibls school
fund, omounrs al The present lime to
1921 200, the increase Of The fund the
past year was S2l 400,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
lalo rebolliouS States vas completed, add

late rebolliouS States was completed, aud
tho States admitted TO representation ia
COngrcsG
And. nov. Mr.. Journal. Why ore you
thu. attempting to excite prejudice in
the Republican ranks againsI General
Wileheri Is It because you are oppo
sed TO his denomination end Ts.elecIiOnl
Or, have you sons .'Pet" whom you Do.
sire to bring fOrVardi We are Of opin'
ion, that your abuse Of him will NOT
amount to much. We believe the!
General witcher's course in Congress
e heartily endorsed bya large majority
Of the Republican party OfahO Third
District. And we believe be will be re.
turned, If bs desires 1t, lhe Ksaa@ha
Journals opposition 10 him, 70 the con
lrArynotwiths'aadipg. @
Again, we would most respectfully
ask tho editor Of the Journal from
whence he derived dis authority 10 read
Gen, Wiloher, Senator Wiley, or any
utho Republican out Of tho party, and
to brand them as IN "opposilfOu 10 the
Government Of the United States" Il
III becomes the editor Of Ihs Journal,
who was "stay. at.home," during the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
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rnr pupLIc p1pr OF v1Ralr1A.

The conUttulion Of the State provides
Mst' An equitable proportion Of the pub
debt ofths Commonwealth Of VirgiuiO,
prior 10 the lst day Of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty one shall be assumed by this State;
aud the Legislature shah ascertain the
same as soOn as may besprscticabIe, and
provide for The liquidation thereof BY a
sinking fund sufficient 10 pay thea
cruing inRust and redeem the. principal
wilma thtrty'four years" Heretofore
unsettled condition Of affairs in Virgins.
growing out of the war has prevented
any settlement Of this question by tho
authorities of the two States; but ns the
relations Of Virginia with the Federal
Government are likely soon TO be fully
restwed,I am Of opinion thNt steps should
be taken, looking to 80 early adjust
ment OF this debt upon fair and equita.
bic terms. T sl
Tho Legislature atiIs session 10 1867,
ON the 28.h day Of Februsry. sdopled q
ioict resolution which reads: "That so
soon o. the suit Of Virginia against this
Stale, now pending 10 the Supreme
Court Of the United States, to recover
Jurisdiction over the counties Of Berks-
IIey and Jefferson, has been finally dis
posed Of, the Governor Of this State shall
appoint three commissioners on the part
OF this State tn treat with commissioners
appointed by the State ofVirsinia upon
The adiustms Mt Of the public debt Of said
State. This suit is not YET settled, and
/, will be for you TO dstermine whether it
Ii, best 10 defer cotton upon the subject
Of the Yirsinia debt until the question
Of the jurisdiction over the counties is
lduaIly decided, Section 0 OF IAN Ord.
nance 10 provide for the formation Of .
! new State" &C.. passed by tho Consen-
ton For The 70 organisation Of the Cow
efpment Of Virginia, August 90, 1861,
provides that "The new State shall take
| upon itself Just proportion Of the pub.
| lie debt Of tho Commonwealth Of Vifgi
mia, prior TO the first day Of January,
! 1861, 10 be ascsrlsiued BY charging 10 il
all State expenditures within the limits
thereof. aud a just proportion Of the or
dinary expenses Of the STATE government
since any part Of said debt was conlract-
ed; and deducting tberefrom the moneys
paid isto tho treasury Of the Common
wealth from the counties included with
| 10 The said new State during the same
period" Iii confidently believed that
! If a settlement be made upon this basis.
| il will b. found that West Virgins iS
liable for but a small proportion Of the
puoIic debt of Virginia, 1 do not think
! il necessary TODD more than direct your
Affection 10 this important matter.
\ n
BACK TAXES OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Uuder joint resolution adopted BY
the Legislature, March Alb, 1859, the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
MANTEp

100 Confidential Agents to dispose Of q stock
Of goods. Gone but good and reliable men
wanted whocan keep theirmouth shut. Small
capital required. A fortune Of &25 900 guar
anteedll man Of the right stripe. PaTticu
ars SCI free. Sample Of goods sent for % q"
Call OF r address J p WAT Frs & CO.
noVl -3m 1877 Broadway, n Y.
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The SURPRISE Sewing Machine,
PRICE as,

1t makes the elastic lock,Stitch; II SsWG g g
well as any machine in the market; child
can run il; it requires NO instructions; 1t neke.
no noise; it does not get out Of order; 1t can %
carried 10 the pocket: It makes an elegant
present. UNION SEWING MACHINE VV'
Agents wanted. sSA Broadway, N'3H
nov ll-9m
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NOTICE.

A IL interested. will please bear in mind
n that on and after the LIST day Of January
1870, Twill do n strictly cash business. ex'
pect 10 pay cash for wheat, and will sell -four
for cash only or in exchange for wheat and
corn. do not ask credit, neither will give
it. While this luay be an inconvenience %
some. yet it Is The only true plan on which !
can successfully conduct my business.
dec 9S-4w. RoBT WILSON
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
SORGANIZED.

"N..H i . s .N
Both Houses Of the State Legislature
was organized on the 18th inst. The
Senate selected d. D. T. Fofnsw orlh, Of
Upshur, as their President. We had
flspOJthai Hon. John n. Phelps, Of our
county, would have been CHOSEN Presi-
'dsOt. IN tho selection Of President, The
Gibsrsl Republicans in tho Senate who
Glesrly held the balance Of power, should
so have usel that power as to have ae-
lscted one Of their number for Prssi'
dsdt. 5a
,lntho HoussShe result was quite diff
fTernt Captain Putnam, Of Melodies,
sman opposed TO liberalism. was the
caucus nominee for Speaker Of the
House. TIE Liberal Republicans in the
House; 90! liking The coucuS usGineo,
and knowing they held the balance Of
power 10 that body, nominated WIN. W.
Welch, Que Of Aeir plumber, fof that
position, and elected him. We stand
by and endorse those Republicans 10
shs House who had the courage 10 OPP
pose the csa4as nominee, and aOminate
and eicct Lioerol Republican as Speak.
4er ofIbe House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27

SWetrtcognizs iniths votes Of General
Whether, our Representative, and Mr..
Wiley one Of oar Senators, not oHlS
square b.cking down from thsir pledges
20 their constituents. but an open oppo-
<ision 10 she Govsrnment Of The United
-Statesin It's efforts 10 bring about peace
sand harmony throughout al The late 70.
bellious States -Kanaloha Journal,
I'VE ore sorry 10 see that The Joar.al
is about 10 ego back" on lis Liberal.
principles which il so ably advocated
and Observation-Disclosures last campaign,
Hist true that il did moi spouse the "let
up" movement till the campaign was far
advanced; but aftsrit did espouse it, it
done most excellent work 10 That behalf.
The Journal in its opposition 10 Gen.
Wi,cher doss not surprise US, when we
consider the weak support it gave Kim,
in the campaign Of SO. He does not
.oweehts election to the journal in the
least. The Journal would no doubt,
7jks to sdielats to General Witch
or, bu, we do nol believe he will heed
its advice. @
+ In what particular las Gen Witchor
ISOLATED his pleags-to his constituents?
we never undea.oo that he was pied
ged 10 vote for all extreme measures
that were brought before Congress, and
-thut if be aid not, do so, it was TO be
construed into "Opsn'opposiliOu 10 The
Government Of the United siates." Gen
Witcher ought 10 be proud of bis vote
sgsinst The Georgia Bill" We most
heartily endorse aud defend him 10 that
vote. III that vote he has shown him.
self a statesman vhgis able riso above
party pretudiees, aud yOto 10 tho right.
In that vote, he has, We believe, faith'
fully carried out the wishes and desitCG
u his eoustitusnts, While few may
curse AID Jenouuse him for thus voting
set ere ,aoOIIIer year passes, they vii
bless himfOr it. fisue
Astonishing as the Georgia recon
slruolion bin is. i: becomes mere so,
whea one reads such Arguments IS pur
forth BY the KanaWhs journal, 10 its do.
fence. Georgia hdd Olready been re-
constructed under former act Of Con-
.gress, or, ss We understand it, under q
solemn pledge Of The nation. GeOrgi'
hsdsEorm,lly fulfilled ell the conditions
>exaclsd Of bet by the former reconstruct
'iou scs. The expulsion Of certain
,membess OF her Legislature, We admit
was go Oaltage, Jet this could have been
,allrsmsdiod sud those expelled mem
.bers rsuTnedto their seats, without this
additional bill.
We desire to see these rebel States re-
constructed es speedily IS possible, 90
tet,ns dictated BY the nation; bat We
do not wish to SEQ It done in horSh,
uakind, oad unchristian spirit 1t is
.uesr eve years since the Wsrs5ded, sad
80 a. ..,.,.,,u et;oo NJ the
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For SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale horse,
l spring wagon and harness, Price $780, :
For further information, apply 10
jan 27-4w ANN FOWLER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES.

The subject of removing legal disa.
bilities placed upon persons within the
Stale, who gave voluntary aid TO the re.
beiIiOn, has been for some limo agitsting
the public mind; and as you will, no
doubt, have the whole matter before
you, bcspeok for it full and deliberate
consideration.
These restrictive measures were adopt.
ed during time Of gr'st public peril:
they were prompted BY that instinct Of
selI-pFessrvaIion which ilnpeIs every
community TO shield itself from present
or impending danger, The General
Government had just passed through 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27

All persons interested will please take notice
thaLit vii! be unnecessary for tllem 10 appear
before the Board on any day other than The
ones assigned to their respective township, as
the above notice WILDE strictly adhered TO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27
NOTICE.

THE Board Of Equalization for the correction
L Of the Land Books Of Mason county, will
meet atthe Court Hous, on the following days:
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SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

No.proRision has yet been made by
the State for The care Of The destitute
families Of the soldiers who fell in the
war tosavs the Union, The nation is
pre- servsd; yet the obligation which we
assumed, to care for The widows aud OF
phans Of those who died to preserve it.
remains 10 q great measure unfulGlled.-
Nothing more. l am sure. is needed than
to call your attention 10 this matter, al
ready too long neglected.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-27

The report Of this Institution, which |
have the honor to lay before you, gives
3 clesr and satisfactory recital Of the sf'
fairs connected herewith. including its
financial history from the foundation OF
the In tilution to the present time, 10
response 10 o joint resolution adopted at
the last session Of The Legislature.
On account of the want of money but
little work has been done upon the main
building daring tho year; but some
small structures adjacent have been
completed 10 substantial msnuer, the
surrou udlues generally improved, aud
the apartments in the hospital supplied
with the needed articles Of fur1itprs,
The number Of patients increased from
1870 at The close Of the previous Yesr, 10
COG al the close OIL lapl wear The aver
aga number during 1858 was 1885, in
1863 it wss 1870.
The report shows the gratifying fact
that the expense Of keeping the pntisut'
has bsen reduced considerably below the
estimated cost of The previous year, the
sstimo led cost being SO Is per capita
peF week; whereas The actual cost WAS
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-16

PLACER MINING IN CoPES+AJ very important
feature in the mining interest in Cope district
is its extensive placer fields. Z It Is said there
is an area OF 90 miles of placer mining ground
IN that section audit is a settled fact that the
mines in Russell, Idaho, Mcintosh and Grass
hopper gulches will pay handsomely Alarge
number ct Cinnamon are already at work
there and Others are arriving and buying
claims. Dye Il Co. have commenced sluicinS
and are taking out considerable dust. Well
posted miners think gig per day to the hand
cap be realized. Those engaged at work
bring into camp regularly each day little par
GELS of gold dust. Water and pleasant weather
are all all that are wanted TO enable the miners
to reap good harvest from the placer mines.
The new ditch will be finished this week.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-16
District Court Proceedings.

IL,'uDoE oEo. d, kEEsEr, PREsIDlSa.rE, =
March a.. 1S70.l State W. M p HSnes
indicted for an assault With deadly Weapons
Continued until Saturday.
State. ss. james Doll ana Charles alias
swamp John, indicted for grand larceny
Continued for the term. - ,-..-.,s>'-' :
. siafch lo--+ State vs.. John Burke indicted
Tor murder-ln consequence of this being a
Shinese case; and the necessity for the intro
difficulty was experienced in obtaining a iurv,
The following named persons were impaneled
ana sworn in: j. S. Williamson. John p.
Hough, q. G. Humphreys, John Mccullough.
Harry Greek, l.. Is. White, Fred. G. Wilkins
z. A; Tucker, Vim. Owen. W. A. Kindred,
ID. Macdonald, and S. Bandy. Trial in pro.
gress at the hour of going to press. y y
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-16
"PUErsY AND B,rrys.-=when Susie Rnper

"PuFs aSD BAnrys.--when Susie Raper
had her tfinl the other day, She took her two
children into court with her. The jurymen
were tcnder-hearted and Srrsie was acquitted.
Our friend Nose Haines il to show cause, ON
Saturday, why his "'rom and Jerry" mugs
should not be adju1ged TO be deadly weapons
Now, Nose is always ready TO adopt happy
suggestions respecting the mixing OF drinks,
the arrangement of his cabinet or ANYTHING
else. lie picked up an item during Susie
tlnl and proposes to adopt the children
dodge In modified form. Since he is
rather short Of infants just now, he proposes,
when the jury IL imlaneled, 20 take into
court with hin all Of his setter ''purps, and
then see ifmen can be so heartless rs to pro-
nounce him guilty while surrounded by his
canine pets. But Deputy District Attorney
Hand intends to block that little game, by
Informing the jury that, in case Nose is con
yicted. he shall move that the Court confscate
the ''pnrps" and distribute them among the
jurors. Or. o.. o.. ... ..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-16
Corr D1srnIcr.-J. Mcclellan, an old.timer

Il Corr DrsrRrcr.-J. Mcclellan, an old-timer
in the Cope country, came TO town ON Sunday
for the flrst time in nine months. He has
grown gray in the service of prospecting and
mining, and being close observer has accu-
INFLATED valuable fund of practical knowI-
edge. He claims for the Cope and Bruno
country superiority over all other camps that
he has visited. He says that from the placers
money can be taken for the development and
erection of machinery for the silver veins;
that the mines are not in the least dependent
on foreign capital; that the camp is self-sup.
porting in this way, and no one need suffer
who is willing to take hold and work. Con.
sidering the addition of the extensive placer
fields to the innumcr,blc silver ledges that
cut through the country in every direction, il
is reasonable TO believe that Cope and Bruno
districts will Outshine all other districts vet
discovered III wealth at very early day. The
melting snow will soon furnish abundant wa
ter for several months labor III the isolated
canyons, and the,ditch Will supply the princi-
pal gulches with. an inexhAustible supply all
the year round. Ha. .a..aT r.H d.. .. - .H
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-The old maxim "thnt in
the midst Of life We are in the midst Of
death" wns verified on Friday night. by the
sudden death OF G.. W. Cox. On Friday
morning Mr.. Cox was enjoying his usual
health, until about noon, whenhe complanrd
Of IN nmnurrnl. ,dsrsrecnb!e aud oppressive
feeling IN the chest. His cousin, Vim. G..
SeAInands- advised him tO retire, which he did
Int he gradually grew worse. until between
ten and eleven o'clock, when he became salts
lee that lac could not survive" He So informed
his cerisin and faithful friend, nnd, taking
ban t?' the hand, requested that his body be
srTied Of his home in California. In u few
seconds his spirit quietly passed over the
rlSer Of Time His death wascaused by heart