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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20


Ne" oFssns; rket for saris ,nr re VAS
dose ,aerchsn, s lots wee hell <5@c., Win i5c Ll1
o A arrive .s next Ssi' weef $ss Co. " a.s
ali duh, ,he oelaana being sh, prices
ssS5 . Aa9 10 Eva IS . Tor No. o's 5
so rs bs r on p aHsts
terms; it was quoted on the spot 2, " ga ~ 40
ana 81 DO ara lie business PORK.
Nc SPOT Was s h ine prices aei d AIDED ssn ABOVE me
s sos Iaers s rs s 80 n the ter
"a, Il $25 10 and go do. for December 81 i.ive
S,s pa S uoe h' rom ar to @ Dsesea
hogs selling moderately at Disc. nctle latter
s hss we're Sr made e Il M 10 s 81 Beef in e s Was
demand was light, bu. prices Unchanged About So
aitnn the range OF III SID Tor plain
heavy. Loos Gear wns quoted a it.sc lac. with
small sgs li os at re a o ens from those or
rent. We quote esefn and CITY pies!ed han is1sc
dos, ise i5c TIC market fo lard was qaiet
M ss a " e pe wf" ne See
manded 6c iesc there were sales OF 20 tierces at
and l41e for city also $50 tiorccs for Decrrnber
fi.rioi EuN.-The market for crude in bus, was dun,
there sui being hut little demand Int holders remained
OF consequence On creek the market was
ss oen the p5sG r o3 mt there @
Sshha dull aud nominal at about 9ac. the sales
oil was hight the being small but prices without
pngtcu change FOR October delivery the close. there
bis Were sold part al S ,e For December delivery there
Jobbing were selling moderately ai.9c. 27e-he
latter pce prime wate In Philadelphia tae market
prevailed for lots for o.norrows delivery, which were
sale scl r. $751; S Tor tie con- as Al eco ss'a
4t9sc. 2Nc., nculng 5000 the latter price. Prices
delivery 3coc htls. were sod on pirate terms
RIeE.-Caroina only moderately dealt in. bn steady
IL there
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DANCING. ACADEMIES.

LII FASHIONABLE DANCES IN ONE QUARTER,
n atSAUSE'S Academies.
Afternoon and evening classes at Masonic Hail. ia East
Thirteenth street. and Brevoort hail. ia Fast tity fourth
street.
Private lessons NJ bonr day evening Cali cir.
Residence 2S7 Last Tenth street.
DoDWORrh'S GLASSES FOR DANCING, AT 40.
a III Fifth aYruc, Twenty sixtb and NJ.
ISL Fifth send for a circular
(,ARL MA.wI,,,
" From lhe Royal Academy OF Sweden.
Dancing classics for cndrcl Monday and Thursday.
O'Clock T. NJ, at Apollo Hall, Of Broadway and
Twcnty-eehtn street. Send for circulars.
II MEYFN's DANCING ACADEMY. AT 1853 AND 1cG
IL. Third avenue, Sixteenth street, will October
- and in HoboSrn Oct1ber 49, Send for circulars 06
East Eighteenth street.
THoMPsoN'S DANCING ACADEMY, $50 BLEECK-
81 street, In open for the reception o. pupils
tn .a1ay aud Friday evenings 'hDdreBs class
"Wednesday, November.
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IS &c.; Laguayra Ike sl6c jamaica 40 ec 81 Do
n,pgo god bondb, ave &C.; Ceara I6c. Ic. Costa
Rica, hiec fSc Manila. &c. I7c Mexican. ibc &c.;
Savanlia 1b1c. l6c.-sil gold duty paid.
UoTToN.fhe market was the demand being good
from Nil Of buyers prices steady, osng
sold bales. o. which 81 were for spinning sS
EXPORT and C0 in transu For future
delivery was but with r-e offerings
were heavy sales being at reduction Of &C.
oc per To- The sales were bales free board New
Orleans, October at lie goo DO on private terms sto do
do, In New ORGANS, October or November, al f5c;
100 do o a. Charestou, Ot0btr at l5c; 100 do In
Char same delivery si6r 800 do, free board
"a Ney Orleans October Mo- efber 1sc. coo do.
oeto sr 10 Decemle, at 1os4e go do, November and
December al II Side. 15arc; GOO do, for November
Jaanary al ike 2soO do October, l5c l5,1c;
Is do Tor November, az I5sc i5tsc. Leo do, for De
cs,nber AZ be a 5,6c .D1 DO Tor January 15xc and
100 DO, FOR February; ~ ide; a,so 0ste yesterday,
terms: 100 DO average nidding ITO November
7st Zee 300 DO dding, for December Febr
nry nd lsc 500 do Novein e and December BE 100
do Tor Nosenber At I54c itc lp do Tor December
Ih, iSc Goa do for January ~ ibke &c., and ~ 0J do.
for octoper at l5sac. a l6c. We guoie:--
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The demand for wheat moderately active prices
Grcr and higher, closing. however, dun and rat er
for new No. spring, ~ ~ q e. AZ for WIN
ter in store, 81 a for OH No. Milwaukee spring,
and ia 40 "a 81 81 ~ for white the latter FOR pishi
Cas imcr. the market cosln with ole 0u
53ic. bic. for Western and boc. bic. Tor choice 40
Com hrrn with improved demand, the sales beng
10000 bushels at sc. oc for mixed Western cos!ng NJ
sc nearly yellow. Rye barley and barley matt
duh and 0omina at yesterdays quotations. NO siics
reported.
FRElsrs The market seady and nrn for grain and
cotton, dy almost - other articles. The chnerins
quiet, thou active than The
engagements To Liverpool q ,CO bushels wheat at
3d. 100 bales cotton, al -. 10 aad per steamer GDJ
bale cotton, <eo. grain held NJ Cd 10 n
7.0J bushels wheat ~ ID sina ict 90 at Ids aud
l,gta bhs -Four ut - TO Glasgow steamer, i,3O
hDs tc terms. To Denoa, bU uncs colt5u,
Otlc.ag bales cotton At az, 81 tOnS
measurement 700 s aus. The charters bark
direct port the Meiuerfanean with IDl Is. retro.
icuin. a. Is. 3D.. u,Ul1 ut yc, bark
10 direct port the Mediterranean WITH SEQ bbla. o al
5s Nu do At 9.9c. park, 1900 obls, from
Philadelphia FOR the with petroleum, bs.
barre Csc Two vessels to PerpanDGc0 and
Baa general cargo b9rncw Ia boston) from TIC S0uth
10 the river Plate, Nilh lumprg On private .efins
GpHAIrs snacvc and no salF- reported We
quote: liags isc. y 4lr and c!uti, .o55c. "a SIC.
uAY.--fhr degaa fair, I'd ltces steady an
frm At % ~ ~ Tor shopping 81 20 al 20 rrctsn
lots ~ " o. ~ Tor lon rye siraw and oac 94c or
hort GO.
Hpap-All kinds inactive and prices nominal
at the QUO a.iona plbi.sAei la last issue.
1ups.-rhe dul and heavy except for the
better GRADES which ia spa supply and generally held
with The few saas made " re wl.bin tar range
OF lac &c., choice aad l0c. l5c.
yearlngs.
prices general heavy and There sold
Fur.o co wliia the range % quoa.ions
W
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A LIEN 3. MINER, AUClIONEER.
n BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER,
established lS47,
olcernn,nc o. rhafohgrg and ~ Epada St

saesrooms o. Chambers "a Reade streets
SIT and $40 broadway.
On sATuDAY, October Y, at l0l9 o'clock,
At salesrooms, % Chambers and ~ Reade street,
ELEGANT HOUSEH OLD FUliNIl uRE, rosewood Pianos,
Mirrors Carpets, &C.. removed from uptown residence
convenience OF sale and made order bv Drummer
Moore other first class makers consisting OF Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets gilt frame French Plate Pier
and aante Mirrors Books carved and black wal
nut Paror Suits ormolu mounted, in bocate satin and
elegant carved niad ormolu mounted Cabinets and
secretares gilt marble top Console Tables and Chairs
rosewood EtaRees Clocks and BrOnzes Centre Tables
Bookcases Lounges and Easy Chairs in reps ard leather
Oce Furniture carved black walnut and rosewood Hall
Stands and Chairs rosewood and black walnut Bedseads
Bureaus Washstands Wardrobcs, Comnodes, Chairs Cot
tage Suits Mattresses Pillows holsters, carved black wal
and oak Extension Tables marble top Buets Dining
Room Chars leather; China Crockery Glass and Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c &c.
Also, at IL O'Clock,
Rosewood ~ octave Plano made by T. f. Warner Co.,
New York.
RCII. JOHSTON, AUCTIONEER
"A Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post
Office.
Receivers sale of the Effects Furniture. &c, of the
National Stock Exchange No. 2 Broad street.
JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSLE viii sell this day. at IL
O'clock mt the National Stock Exchange No. Broad street,
al the Furniture comprising 100 Arm Chairs Seees Desks,
Gas Chandeliers, Carpcs Stoves &C. Also fine black wal
nut Rostrm Desk suitable for church or lecture
BY order of
G. +. WOOD. Esq. Receiver.
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
Established 1877.
Nos IS Chambers and 70 street Art Gale
res Si7 and Sl9 broadway.
On Friday October 81 at i0N o'clock at the rvate resi-
dcnce No % West Fourteenth street. near Sixth avenue
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BY ORDER or EXECT
TORS, CONSISTING OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Parlor SUITS, Centre Tables Hall stands Extension
tables and Chairs, Crockery and Glassware, black walnut
and Bureaus Wardrobes Lace Curtains, Chande
crs and Brackets, b OK walnut gilt Cornices,
black walnut Pmon ;secreav Bedstead Hair Mat
tresses Bolsters Pillows GIT frame French Plate
tel and Pier Mirrors carved black waou BEDROOM Suits in
and Stair Carpets and Rods, Oicoths Window
Shades Kitchen Furniture, DC.
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and 1875 bags meal, tS,44 bushels wheat 2l4uD do
corn "a 100 barley ITS rye The
state and " Gour
mand for almost grades being limited. but prccs were
steady, especially Tor the shipping qualities Which we're
sparney offered The saleo were aOoa ioou hbls South
-four OF and prices favored buyers saies
bbIs Corn meal dali aud nominal about
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PROPOSALS.

EMlGRAKT LANDING DEPOT
IA And onces OF the commissioners of Emigration
OF tie State OF New York;
CASTLi GARDrN, New York, Oct IL, 1siO
Proposals Will he received upt October b. noon a the
once OF the commissioners oi Emigration. Castle Garden,
for tie erection OF the Insane Asylum Wards Island
FahE and specifications be at the ONCE OF the
Aeleci, John o'Se Esq, 40 70 Nassau street, from ~
a. NJ. TO- J. II. OF each day.
iupoeals viii be addressed to the President of
the LonTnison the Chairman OF the Building Committee
Tie somlree l. themselves the right to decline
al pronos als Ii they uecm II vsable.
tsgned} RICHARD oGORMAN, President
JAMES W. EUSTEIi, Chairman.
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Lien b. MINER. hUCTIONEER.
II BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER
late
Henry II. Leeds h Miner.
Established ISf7.)
saesrooms Nos; 90 Chambers and " Reade street. Art
Galleries ST and $40 Broadway
Thursday 90 1917 O'Clock, at the private resi-
dence West lo3 street. between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues
Handsome Household Furniture,
very superior rosewood Ia octave Piano,
Mirrors Carpets, Curtains, &c.
Parties going this win take the Mt Hudson River
Railroad depot foot of Thrtieh street, North river at 10
sos. ~ and III 80 A. NJ.
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In the gold loan market the rates nged from dat
TO 4 for borrowing. The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were loiisws:--
Cold cleared OCT 900
hJla htaDtts. i,.{2 al
Currency balances. ................. 1,Gl5$J2
The European steamers took out si79,1Ss IN
EIlv
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Ar THE FIVE STORY RESIDENCE, II EAST TENTH
IA street.
Auction. Auction. Auction
Over 800 lots and @26, 900 worth
elegant Household Furniture, Carpets Pianoort.
Mirrors, OIL Paintings Bronycs, Clocks Works 81 Art,
vt public auction TO tbs highest bidder,
on this day Thursday October DO 1t l0Jy O'Clock,
=. the large five story residence IL East Tenth slrae
between broadway and Fifth Firth
NICHOLS, Auctioneer Is Velvet Brussels Ingram Car
pes IN gnaesnt rosewood rllant tone stool
uNover: SIX elegant arlor Suits covered with Estn bS0ca
e reps moquet and haircoth Curtains Mirrors, Turkish
MARS Lounges, Tables, Bookcases, Desks Cabinets 20
es Spring and Hair Mattresses Bones Pillows.
TWO Extension Tables "a Dning Chairs Basement ana Ser
sah.s rurnnure &C. Sale positive. Responsbie
charges. - f~'s,"'ei" Nv '"'
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A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTlONEER
IA by ALLEN b. MINER X BROTHER,
LATE HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.


salesrooms rs Chambers and " Rcade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries SIT and Sl9 Broadway.
Auction Notice.
Messra. ALLEN B. MINER 4 BROTHER will give their
personal attention. customary for the past years, 10
sales of Household Furniture nj the residence OF families
declining housekeeping and at their SPACIOUS salesrooms
80 Chambers street, extending through to N Reade street
also TO stocks Of Merchandise owners stores, and
Works OF Art, Libraries &C.,
at their galleries as above. ALLEN B. MINER.
HENRY ID. MINER.
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONPER
IA Oce and saesroom 81 Nassau street opposr s post
Office, - - -
Elegant Household Furniture
JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL will sell on satpr,.x nj
l0, O'clock at their salesroom 81 Nassau street
of handsome Household furnure renoyen 10 lie
for convenience OF aaie. -
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A. Lien b. MINER, AUCrIONEER
N BY ALLEN b. MINER a BROTHER,
Late
Henry II. Leeds Miner,
Established iss1.
Saesrooms % Chambers ami n Reade streets,
Leeds Art Gal cries SIT and $40 Broadway.
On the evenings OF FRIDAY 18th and SATURDAY, 18th Of
October, at ~ O'clock each evening,
OPENING SALE OF FINE
OIL PAINTINGS AND STATUAPY
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
sl7 AND Slg BROADWAY,
comprising the PRIVATE COLLECTION of n well known
connoisseur art OF desirable PICTu RES BY EMINENT
AND FAVORITE EU ROPEAN AN ID AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Also invoices OF fine foreign Pctnres just received
from Europe with number OF high class Pictures confr.
bucd by American artists, their latest productions.
On exhibition and from Monday, zAth inst.
Particulars In time
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4 UCTION SALE or GENTEEL AND HANDSOME
"A Household Furniture this sThursdayp afternoon.
commencing at O'Clock precisely the property OF Dr. w.
Richards AZ the private house 81 reyoort place. West Tenth
street. block west Of Broadway University place
covered with brocse and plush "a octave Piano
forte Library BOOKCASE Tables Lounges Easy Chairs. Bed
steads, Bureaus Wahsands Mattresses Bedding, Pant
fns, Ensrayngs Coeks, Mirrors Curtains. Dining Fnrni-
ture, &c. +. NICHOLS, Auctioneer. CHARLES YOUNG,
Salesman.
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ECROPCSALS FOR REVENUE STAMPS.
L. Proposals viii De received until tuesday, the LIST day or
November neat. twelve O'Clock for furnishing
complete Revenue Stamps OF the following classes,
ioaons present hereinafter specified,
Viz;
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Penpsyyania and A6or Il, corner 5Jxlyo guo)
Nofi4and FssaI Railroad and Kossville
per ia.iau. AeCo
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A UCTION NOTlCE.--R. 7. HAZELI., AUCTioNEER.
IA FRIDAY, October II,
at 1919 O'Clock, al sale.roon lis Chambers street.
attractive sale Of
Heavy and Shelf Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Timed Ware Tea Trays, &C.. &c.
embracing large assortment Goods In lots To suit city and
country trade.
Catalogues with full particulars, morning OF SALE
h. q. HAIELI. II CO., Anctioneers
us Chambers street.
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Ell
n street, near Sixth avenue.
JOHN DE CATUR PARKER 4 CO., Auctoneers,
viii sell THIS DAY (THUaSpAY MORNING. coinmenc-
Ing ut los O'Clock, all magnificent AMI hs, CASA hvse
Furniture rich Psnosorts, tine OIL Paintings
Frenc nJe. Velvet Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
over go Lots 80 coo worth CRY made Fnrniture
Pariors consist, VIZ =
Magnificent ~ octave rosewood Pianoorte our roma
corners oveslrung bass celebrated MAKER, cost 9oo
Stool rich Paror Sus covered In frencD san
hrocstc silk reps; Centre Tables Bookcase Etasess nm
ported Cabinets French plate Pier anu Manuel
Mirrors - rich Bronze Figures On finunss ny Oh mas
tiers 900 volumes choice Booas, Hc.
BadrouIos consist. viz. -
Elegant rosewood Bedroom SUIT s;yla i,om M naa
Beds Feather Beds, Pillows, Sheets Quits blanaes SIN
gle bodaeads. Bureaus. Washstan's, Ward.opcs' Com
modes Tables Chairs soas Rockers, Lounges Easy Chaif
Vases, Clocks, he.
Dining room consists viz. =
Twelve foot Extension Table, Buiet IL thars IRENE
Dinner and Tea Sets rich Cut Glass N inl SETS sod siv er
and Sheued Plated Ware Urns, Ice Pitcher ov
cred Dhes Casters, knIyea, forss Spoons Nc basonen'
Kitchen Furniture rabies, CHAINS, Lounges tarpets,
Cooking Utensils and other articles, too numerous
Inent,on in all over 500 by catalogue Goods boxed
xssG sk1I ped for purchasers. ,,., .,
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United states Almanac for 1871. for
distribution gratis throup hout the United States
and all civilized countries of the Western Hemi-
sphere, will he published about the first OF Jan
uary, and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy Of health should read and ponder
the valuable suggestions it contains. In add
tion TO an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of a great variety OF
diseases, IL embraces n large amount of lnforma-
tiou interesting to the merchant, the mechanic,
the miner the farmer, the planter, and profess
Siunal man; and the calculations have been
made for such merdians and latitudes as are
Wosr suitable for n correct and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HOstetters stomach Bittcrs, the staple
tonic and Alternative of more than half the Chris
I ian world. are fully set forth in its pages which
are also nterspersed with pictorial Illustrations
valuable recipes for the household and farm
hum orous necdotts, and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
Among the Animals to appear with the opening
of the year, this viii g one of the most useful,
and may be had TO, the asking. The proprietors
Messr. H. stetier q SIN tn, on receipt of two
cent stamp, viii forward copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one in his neighbor-
hood. The ut r. are sod in every city, town
aud VII age, and are extensively used through
| out the entire civilized world. [dec2'70-m.
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THE HAPPY NEW YEAR is a fitting
time to bear "good will towards men !"
and boys and we trust that the prudent
and careful carrier of The COLUMBIAN,
who has trudged through heat and cold,
wind and rain, snow and sleet to furn.
ish the news of the week, may not be
forgotten by the generous on the pre-
sentation of his Annual Address. On
Saturday next let him see that his la.
bors are appreciated. Acknowledge
his deeds by aflixiug the necessary
"stamps, "as the law of generous "good
will requires.
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FIRE.-About ten o'clock on Tuesday
evening last, our citizens observed a
large fire eastward from Bloomsbury;
and upon starting for the scene of the
confiagration, it was discovered to be
in or near Espy. Several of our citi-
zens were up and report the following
The burning building was the Planning
and Lumber Mill, now or lately belong
ing to THOMAS w. EDGAR; which,
with large quantities of lumber, was
entirely consumed. We did not hear
the loss, but with the machinery, &C.,
in the mill, the loss must be very large.
Doubtless it was insured, but we are
not informed as to amount. Several
stables were also burned, and some
dwelling houses fired, but, happily, ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done. We did not learn the names OF
the owners, The cause of the fire is
unknown.
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On Saturday morning last our bor-
ough was thrown into a state of cousid
cradle excitement by the rumor that
the body of man had been found
hanging to tree in the woods, not far
from town. Upon Investigation it proved
to be the body of Frank Roth, of Gran
berry, who had been missing for some
time. The lower part of the body had
been sadly torn and mangled by dogs
or some other animals, and presented a
most horrible spectacle. The Coroner s
jury, after "A thorough investigation ol
the affair, rendered verdict of "self
destruction by hanging. ."-HozietoH
Sentinel
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-30

WE print the letter of J. II. SUR.
RAFT (eXtracted from the Phiade lphia
Press in the C0lttmbian, as the fullest
history and best evidence on the subject
that can be given-evidence that is IL
Illustrative of the history of the past.
The downward career of President
JOHNSON, the suicide of PRESTON
KING, who prevented all access to the
President after the conviction of the as
sassination conspiratOrs, the probable
suicide of STANTON, the chief in the
murder, who withheld the statement of
the Court throwing doubt upon the
propriety of Mrs. SURRATT's convic-
tioa, the universal loathing of the infa-
nous HOLT, are all to be considered in
connection with this statement, which
is made in that plain aud straight for.
ward manner that carries the evidence
of truth with it.
The New York World, a journal OF
erratic sensational and senseleSs pro-
clivities, affects to see indelicacy in this
statement of SUREATT, because his
mother was made victim of the fury
of STANTON, but that is certainly IA
new species of morality which con
demns the publication of illustrative
facts in regard to an event deeply con-
cerning the public by the best living
witness in the case. SURRATT does not
use the circumstance of his mothers
murder to give interest to his lecture
nor does the lecture derive any import
ance from the fact that he is her son
Aside from the attempt to eXculpate
| himself from an Infamous charge, made
| in Court by no less an authority than
the Government of the United States
| he merely details the circumstances
which led to the assassination of the
| President and cold bloOded murder o
his mother, aud incidentally expose
the brutal ferocity of STANTON and hi'
helpers. His statements are all in ref
erence to matters of public interest ant
concern, highly illustrative of import
ant public criminal events from whici
instructive lessons are to be drawn, ano
in that light are eminently proper fol
public information. We therefore prin
the lecture at length, and do not dOub
but that every one will be glad to SEE
and read it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-30

THE Columbia County MutudI SoUiag
Fund and Loan association, chartered
by the Court at the late term, was or.
ganized on saturday evening last, by
the election of the following officers, to
wit: President, E. IL. Little; S creta-
ry, G. w. Miller; Treasurer, 5, II
Miller; Directors, E. j. Mcllenry, w.
b. Koons. j. j. Brewer, 5. Ii. Miller,
Samuel Nyhard, Ii. G.. Philips, ID. Y.
Jones, II. l.. Dieif1nbach, g. b. Brock
way, +. G. Eyer, l. s. Kuhn, G. w
Miller. The books will be opened and
stock issued some time during the
month of January. Over 400 shares
have been subscribed, aud the entire
amount the company is authorized tC
issue will no doubt 5Ccc tc tax en-.
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15S ACRES AND 122 PERCHES,

more or less, with the appurtenances. About
li5 acres of this land is cleared, in good state
of cultivation, and well fenced. I Is the Home
stead-late the residence of the said deceuent-
and i beautifully situated near the Lackawa IA
IL Blooms burg Railroad, about half way between
Bloomsbury and Berwick, aud is uetr the best
markets. The buildings are good, consisting OF
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-30

A DELEGATE in Convention on Mon
day expressed fear that representation
of districts according to their vote would
able the large districts to swamp the
small ones. This danger is perfectly
prevented by the free vote aChich WiN
divide the delegations from large districts
in all cases of contest.