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Radical Morality!

RoDERIcK r. BUTLER. one Of the cadetship
brokers, who resigned his seat in Congress last
winter, to avoid expulsion from that body, has
been reelected BUTLER is undoubtedly a first
class scoundrel, and why the people of his dis
trlct should have Reelected him appears to be a
mystery. He has, however, got into n new
trouble since the election, having been arrested
on no less serious charge than that of deiraud-
ing solo widows out of their pensions. and
this VIII probably effectually settle his ambition.
II a to Of as IN s in Sa he
uon OF all suen scatnps can be quite safely en-
trnsied ,rs to Gen. JOIN A IsooAN. He VIII do his
per Justice with mercy in BUTLER's case no.
body will find any fault.-Scrai,on Repubh hcan.
Hold, there Although BUTLER was
proven guilty, he did not resign his
seat, nor was he expelled, more than
one-third Of the House (all Radicals)
having voted against his expulsion,
Notwithstanding his guilt and the estab-
llshed fact that he was a /" first.class
scoundrel." He was arrested for "de-
frauding widows out of their PEN
sions" long before the election, and in
the face of all his scoundrelism, has,
with Radical assent, again taken his
seat in Congress. With all this villainy
piled upon his head, and well known,
he was still good enough for.the black
and white Radicals of his Congressional
district, was still good enough asso-
clate for majority of Radical Congress
men, as their votes show, and is as good
as the carpet-baggers and other South-
ern Radicals generally fit companion
for CovoDE and KELLY, neither of
whose skirts are free from the same
cadet "indiscretion" charged ponloyal
BUpLER-a fitting boon companion for
SYPHER of Louisiana, held guilty of
the same charge and reelected by a
negro constituency in the face of it
Notwithstanding the virtuous indigna-
tion Of the Scranton Republican these
facts show him to be fit exemplar of
Radical Congressional morals. How
much worse is he, after all, than those
Of his northern Radical brethren who
vote away millions of acres of public
lands to railroad corporations and then
receive miles square of them from the
companies as rewards for their votes
All are thieves and the difference is
only question of taste!
p. S.-Last week the grand jury of
the District of Columbia found two bills
against BUTLER for forgery in the mat
ter Of widows pensions! He gave bail
In the sum of $4,000 for his appearance
at court in February.
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MARRIAGES..

FOX-SWANK-In Bioomsburg. on the 10Th inst
by j. j. Brewer, Esq, Nj. Aaron Fox. to Miss
Harriet A. Swani, both Of Lime Ridge, Pa.
SIMS-CASE-At New Columbus. on the 18th
inst, by John Rooms ] p, Mr. George sims,
10 Miss Mary Ann Case, all Of Ross township,
Luzcrne county, Pa.
WANICK-FETTER-On the 9th inst, by Rev.
+. J. Mohr, Mr.. William Wanich, To Miss Mary
G. Fetter. all Of Bloomsburg.
RUCK the 9Th inst, by the same,
Mr. aylor kucBel, OF Mt. Pleasant, to Miss
Clara Roat, of Hemlock twp, Columbia co.
WILLIAMS-KLINE-On the 21th instant. by
lhe same at hne residence OF the nrldes inolh-
er, Mr.. William Williams to Miss Sally j.
Kline, all of Catawissa.
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES

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ed Of that diead disease, Consuml lion by sihi his
pie iep edy, Is anxious To max, known 70 ouho
fellow tuftieIs ihe msuns OF cure. 10 hIi Inn
desire H. he VIII seno copy OF Inc pIthcii ms.
used (nee Of thhIle), with The diree ions ~ RRnd
InIine and using the kfme, when lhty "lii,,os.
i sun tuRh foR CONSUMPTION, As1hhA' hN'''
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Iaiti,s wishing The prescription VII p'e"
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h6 koath Second sueet, WiIiiamSpnish' N'
noylS'70-ly,
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AT late meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee, held at Altoo-
ma, the Chairman was instructed to is
sue a call for the next Democratic State
Convention to nominate candidates for
Auditor. General and Surveyor. General
at any time between the 4th of March
and the first Tuesday in May, as he
may deem expedient. The Convention
is to he held at Harrisburg.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF ISAAC OLIVER, Decd.
In the orphans Court Of the county of Column
bla The Auditor appointed by the Court, To
distribute funds in the hands of Ma HAS Kindt,
admin traitor of Isaac Oliver, late of Green
wood township, columbia county de eased.
VIII meet all persons interesi ed, for the
purpose of his appointment at the office of
Col. - Knorr in Bloomsbury, on Saturday,
IN. 2lst day ofJanuary, A. ID 1871, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. OF said day. Al persons having claims against
the said estate Will be required To present them
at THAI time. NJ, n. WALKER
dec2jI CIV. Auditor
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS.
~ IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF CoTJtu.

valuation OF the real estate OF William pear
late OF Madison township, In said county decshS'
NOTICE Is hereby given to all the heirs ond
representatives. Of said deceased, that In pursn
anee o. writ OF Partition end Valuation TO ma
ulrecleui VIII go upon the premises of saiS
deceased, 81 uate In Madison townshio. in 1aa .ha
county OF Co umpa, with ~ Jury by me 10 bo
sumnoned, on Saturday, the 2Sth day OF Januarv
A. u. 1911, Tor the purpose OF maNing PartitIn1
or valuation OF SAID real estate according to tbe
commands of the said writ, when and gRere MI
proper AARON SNirI
bloomsbury, Dec. 81 ls7O-tf. sherir
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Sermonizing.
The editor of the Philadelphia Press
has evidently been to Church! Hear
him:

The editor of the Philadelphia Press
has evidently been to Church! Hear
him:
How long will American clergy persist In con-
sermon only 70 destroy the effect by a thirty
minutes supplement-? That Is a poor sermon
indeed ps, whose highest claim TO merit is breyty;
put uis very superior 10 one whose chief fault
- prolfxtiy. Few ministers can hold an
aSienee Siein MY minntes-comparaiively few do II
Ior,y: and even the best and most gifted in heart
and intellect impress or affect single hearer
very rarely beyond thirty, unless il be TO his
any pulpit message, and som- seem TO get
through IL IN the mere announcement OF the
bly,. tired and sometimes with reason disgusted,
are disposed to give to 10. When viii our minis
try remember that the Divine Injunction is
PRAY" not preach, without ceasing?"
1t is only men of very superior abili-
ty who are able to preach short SER
mons, or make short speeches, or write
short articles, and yet lucidly discuss
whole subject or intelligently IL
lustrate substantial position. The
most impressive of orators and writer's
are the close logicians who use no su-
perfiuous word or unnecessary idea,
who use pure and simple phrases, and
who have such commanding power of
language that they can always express
their ideas clearly and conspicuously in
few words. To do this requires not only
thorough study and complete mastery
Of the subject, but usually more than
common ability. A very long speech
is pretty sure evidence of want of abili-
ty or information, often Of want of
study and careful thought, yet short
one Is not evidence of the contrary un-
Less the subject be ably handled. To
taik long aud yet say little that is wor-
thy of being said or listened to, is the
common practice of fools and block
heads, and ignorance aud loquacious-
ness are every day companions. In
public asses emblages 1t is almost rule
that those who talk most know least,
sxcept where speeches are confined to
select orators, and then those of least
ability generally talk longest. Not to
quit when they are done is the COM
mon fault Of speakers and writers, and
. is far from being a new thing to say
hat the effect Of most excellent speech
. Is often weakened or entirely de-
troyed by the orator not stopping the
moment he has said all OF an interest
nR character that he knows on the sub.
vet. Perhaps the scribbler hereof may
$ well practice what he is preaching,
nd In that way at least give good ex-
mPle.
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A UDITORlS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF CALEB OLIVER DECD.
The undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Colum bia county. Auditor TO distribute
funds in the hands OF Johnson IL. Ikeler, ad-
ministrator Of Caleb oliver, late OF Greenwood
township, Col umbia county, deceased, will meet
the parties interested for The purpose of his APP
pointment at the office Of Col. s; Knorr. Ia
AIRY, 1871. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. All persons having
claims on SAID estate are required to attend or
be forever dsbarred from coming in for part of
said fund. M, Il, WALKER
dec2l7O-iwl Auditor
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A In the matter of the Account of L. r. Ike
Ter, Assignee of IL. ID. Walker:
The undersigned, appointed Auditor by the
Court of omm on Pleas of Columbia county, at
the Deoem ber 4 erm thereof A. ID. 1870, TO make
srihution of the fund in the hands of the said
assisnee among the persons entitled TO the same
according TO law, viii proceed to make such dis
trthution on Monday, the 25l day OF January,
A. d. 1871? at 10 O'Clock, a; m. at The oflice of the
said assignee, in Bloomsbury, when and where
all persons having claims upon said fund will
present the same or be forever debarred from
coming in onsiid fund. w. WIRE
dec2iTO-1t, Auditor.
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NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF ADAM GABLE, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Adam
Gable, late of hoaringcreek township Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
ister OF said county To Lucas Fahringer, of Lo-
Gust township, Columbia county, and Charles
Gable, oi the Borough of Minersvile, Schuylkill
county, Pa. All persons having claims against
the estate are requested 10 present them to the
Executor in Columbia county. Those indebted
TO the estate either on note, Judgment, mortgage
or book account viii make pay ment TO the Ex-
eoutors without delay.
LUCAS FAHRINGER,
CHARLES GABLE,
dec23'70-6w.a Executors.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS.
~ IN THE ORPIIA NS' COJTi,T oE cor

IL
In the matter OF the petition for Partition au.
Valuation OF tho real estate of C,eoraa u nnd
late 2t locust township In said county dec
,.IN. NOliOE Is nerepy given to all the heirs ana
suance of n writ OF Partition and Vaiuatio,P Pur- T
bo directed VIII go upon the premises NJ sot1 ~
deceased, situate in Locust township r., 9t,u sh
county OF Columbia, with n Jury by me 10 'he ny,
summoned on Thursday, the 18th day of Jannoppvv pv
n. ~ loIi, for the purpose OF making parit,,neyy
or Valuation of said real estate accordIns IN tp
commands of the said writ, when aud where ie a'e
proper. AARON SMiTtIn tInhx
Boomsburg, Dec o. ls70-tf. sbario
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THE New York Commercial advo.
Gates questioning Congressman rs 10
their views, as "many of them sneak
into Congress without any,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
g GUBPQNA IN DIVORCE.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
county No. IS May Term, 1870.
SOFARlOUS SMETHERS, l
Libel in Divorce
AMANDA SMETHERS,
Notice is hereby given that depositions will be
taken in the oboye case, at the office of the un-
dersgned, in Berwick, on Thursday, January
70, 1871, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
l.. 4. THOMPSON,
dec237O-5t, Commissioner.
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Hon. ASA PACKERS income from
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
alone, u said " De %, 900 a day.
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SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, under good cultivation, whereon
are erected n good two-story Frame DWELL no
House. good barn, and all other necessary ont.
buildings, an excellent we'll of water n good
young apple orchard and other fruit Hc AHSo
nlarge assortment of personal property. inciud
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DEATHS.

BOGARD-At Buck Horn. December lst, 1870
Miss Mary Bogard, aged Al years and 4 months.
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Hay by the ton, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat
Potatoes by the bushel, Cooking aud Parlor
Stoves, Tables, Chairs Carpeting, Beds aud Bed.
ding, Cupboards, Bure aus, and u general assort.
ment of Household and Kitchen Furniture in-
GLIDING everything that is necessary for houset
keeping
Terms of sale made known on day of sale.
HIRAM j. REEDER,
dec23 TO.3t. Executor,
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A l. U A BLE REAL ESTAT
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, on THURSDAY, the
2bth day of January, A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock in
liam b. Freas and James p. Freas admlnistra-
traitors of the estate of Andrew Freas late OF
Centre tow nship. in said county, deceased will
expose to sale by public vendue ON the premises
the following real estate late of said decedent
to wit:
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CONTAINING ABOUT so ACRES
DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

VIII be exposed to public sale at the late resi-
dence of John III ger, deceased, in Franklin
township .Colum bia county, on SATURDAY.
JANUARY Ith, 1871 at ten o'clock in the fore.
noon, the foil owing described property TO wit.
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ID U b L. 1 @ s A l. E
A s NJ ALL FA RIM

. N n d u II n II NJ
Wlll he sold by the undersigned by public ven.
uue, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Jauuarv
ioIl at III o'clock A. NJ, a tract OF land situaie
In Mlin. "a township, Columbia county, ,,bont
two miles fron Miflinville, - "''"'
CONTAINING ABOUT so ACRES
all cleared and under go ID cultivation. wbereor
ls erected a Fwo story Frame Dwelling "A, nse
Two Bank Barns, and other out build lngs Thepa
are two apple orchards and peuc les cher les vc
on he promises. Good well of water nj thaa
house and running stream through the fields
ing -even Acres and thirteen perches
erlns made known ON day of sale
Mihlln, Dec. -, Isl At. HENRY B ANGLE
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ACT OF LAND.

situate partly in Centre and partly in Briarcreek
townships, Columbia county, bounded by land
of Jesse B. Fress and Morris Rittenhouse on the
north, by lands OF Jesse Hoffman ,Johu w. Ho IT.
man and Mordecai Hicks on the west by lands
OF Isaac Crider, and ID. A. Bowman on the south,
and by lands of solomon Huseknecht and iona.
than Eek on the east, containing
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CONTAINING 489 ACRES,

and the usual allowance, more or less. The
same being supposed to oontain valuable coal
veins.
TERMS OF SALE.-Purpart No. to be sold on
the following terms: Zen per cent. OF one.fourln
of the purchase money to be paid at the striking
down of the property, one-fourth less the zen
per cent. 10 be paid at the confirmation abso-
lute and the remaining three-fourths less lhe
one-thlrd of the purchase money OF the salu pur-
part No /, together with the one-third OF the
purchase money of the respective purparts Nos
2 g. 4, d d, sand one year thereafter, with IA.
terest from confirmation nlsl. Aud the amount
of the one-third, together with he one-third OF
the purchase money of the respective purparts
Nos. 2, 3, 4, o, 81, and . shall be paid AZ the
death of Lydia Frea-, widow of said deeedeht'
the latter two payments with their interest pay
able annually 70 be secured by bond and mort
gage on the prem
The respective purparts Nos. 2, 3, 4, 8. 81, and
To be sold ON the follow terms: Ten per ceut OF
one-fourth of the purchase money TO be paid ~
the striking down of the property, one-fourlh OF
dho purchase money less the ten per cent. AZ lhe
confirmation absolute and the remaining three
iourths To be paid in one year thereafter WIN
interest from confirmation nisi. The latter pay
ment with Interest payable annually. to be Sc
cured by bonds and mortgage on the respective
premises. Deeds and stamps at the expense OF
the purchasers. HENRY L. FREAS.
WILLIAM ID. FREAS,
JAMES Il. FREAS,
Administrator
Centre tWp, Dec, 22. l6JO-6W,
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A TRACT OF LAND,

held in common with the heirs OF w illiam Hon-
man, situate partly in Fishlngcreek and partly
In Briarcreek townships, In said county, bound
ed by lands surveyed for Stacy Potts, Alexander
Aikman and William Clark,
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15s ACRES AND 122 pERCHEs,

more or less, with the appurtenances About
ii5 acres of this land is cleared, in good state
of cultivation, and well fenced. 10 Is the Home-
stead-late the residence of the said decedent-
and IL beautifully situated near the Lacktwa ma
Il bloomsbury Railroad. about halfway between
bloomsbury and Berwick, and Is ne " the best
markets. The buildings are good, consisting OF
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and first class large bank barn with go ID sheds
Upon the premises are two good wells OF water
and four springs; there are two good orchards
one of which is young, No, g.
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ID U B l. l G s A L E

dec23'70.3t
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.ECEAJRER.

Centre twp, Dec, %. ls7O,5w.
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2275 SQUARE FEET OF LAND.

No. S-A Town Lot in another division OF said
town, bounded on the east by lot No. lG, in the
sapne division, on the south by Third street, on
the west by lot No. ii OF the same division, ana
on the north by alley No. ., containing
1858 SQUARE FEET OF LAND.
No. 9-The undivided one-half of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-29

romantic andperiloug adventure In the Yosemite
Falles<. where she 6ias been staying for some
months. 9on tie morningo1 the 9Th she set out
,ou horseback, accompanied by some gentlemen
from England in carriage, to leave the valley,
but an accident to hersadde compelled her to re-
turn, promising to overtake them eight miles fur.
ther on, at Inspiration Point. But before she
reached that point storm OF hal, rain and snow
began. and arriving there she found her friends
had not stopped. She struggled with the storm
awhile. but tie track was obliterated by the
snow, and, night coming on, she had only the oil.
tentative OF seeking such shelter as she might In
tie wilderness. Finding hollow cedar tree,
she crept in. and sat there through the night In
her thin riding Dress holding the horse BY the
oridle In the morHing the horse was utterly de-
moralized and useless, and she abandoned hiui,
setting out on foot through the trackless waste
In search Of The path. In her amless Wanuer-
ings she met grizzly bear, and starting PACK IN
fright, rolled and fell down precipice OF forty
feet, and lay bruised and insensibe at the DOL
tom. By a fortunate accident gentleman d's'
covered and rescued ner-a monument to her
own courage and good luck, and to the chtValry
Of the ssnoblemenr to whose cowardice she owes
all her dangers.
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Hooker on the War Pnth.

And now" fighting" Joe Hooker joins in
the cry. The fourth annual reunion OF the
Army of the Cumberland was held on Thurs
day last, when General Hooker delivered q
speech, after the manner Of General Butler,
saying that she was glad to see so many
"young men ready for the next war, which
I" he thought would come soon. He believed
she could get 100, 900 men at any time in
4" Ohio to tuke Canada. He thought Great
"Britain should own no real estate on this
+" side Of the Atlantic, for it could not govern
."itseli, let alone govern Others" General
Hooker Gid not touch upon the Fisheries, or
split straws upon the Alabama claims. These
himsy excuses were cast aside, as unworthy
OF the Armies Of the West The dispatches
do not say how General Sherman and the
other military "big wigs" received the cry
to arms; nor do we know which way the
taciturn Grant is inclined. But we are
curious to know what the solid capitalists Of
the North seriously think Of these pleasant
suggestions In the way of bloody wars.
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Nntires in Bankrnutcp.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES FOR TIE DISTRICT OF SOUTH

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
GAROLlNA.-tE THE MATTER Of JAMES F.
DRAKE, Bankrupt oy wh0m petrionIor adjudi,
cation Of bankruptcy was filed on the 18th day of
November, A D., 1870, in said Court.-In Bank
ruptcy.-This l. to give notice, that Ql the TWEEN
TY-FIRsT DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1870, a warrant
in bankruptc, was issued against the estate OF
JAMES F. DR. ,KE, OF Liberty Hill, in the County or
Darlington aud state OF South Carolina, who has
been adjudged bankrupt, on his own petition;
that the ayment OF debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said bankrupt, W him or
for his use, and the transfer OF any property By
lin, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, aud to choose one or more assignees OF his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 72 Broad street, Charleston,
South Carolina before J. O. Carpenter. Registrar,
on the FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER A.. D., 1870, at
- noVSa.sus Uyn 2 = ~. s. Marshal, as Messenger.