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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-13

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-13
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Misc ellaueous.
rr,uE HISTORY nE CnILMRIA


county from It's organization in 1873 to 1871,
Compiled und edited 10y IoliN q. fEEEHF ono
volume octave, Dgpngcs, Cloth SAJl, half library,
$500, full library eLm
beginning with the early history of the terri
tory comprised within the limits of Columbia ana
Montour this volume gives the organization by
Its original boundaries, It's subsequent Legislative
reductions, and the erection of Moniour county.
A chapter ON the streams and mountains-the
date oi the croctions of the townships hnu Dor
oughs, and the territory ont OF which they We're
fnrmcd-the ucrsonnpl of The courts, comprising
the names of the President Judges the Associates,
the prothouOtnrlcs Registers Sheflns anu inc
resident Attorneys of both Columbia ana Mon
II has chapters on bloomsbury, Danvllle, Ber-
wick, Catnwissa ana the smaller towns, Fuli cuu-
cntional statistics. The Removal Question, and
The census by townships, including Montuut,
from 1870 to lNtO, the t0NaheS Tor lNb ana u,
number of acres of land In each township y
very complctc llet of tho members of ConEi cSs'
Senate and House, representing columbia coun-
~, with lull and varlols election returns for
State and Federal Offices by townships.
THE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
BIA AND MONTOUR
counties, comprising the muster roll Of all the
companies and parts Of companies recrul tea
therein, the No. OF the Regiment, the battle,
they were engaged in with humorous Items OF
ihp names Of the conscicn tiuus-soruplc CNempts
and the emergency men of September, lsO2 ana
| June 1883, being complete war record oI INC
rebellion. ~
THE INVASION OF COLUMBIA COUNTY,
bc trials of our citlzona, the great argument OF
Judge Hack ON Military Commissions, ana the
opiniun of the United States SuptChc Court, con
| dciuuing them. Together with much olhoi cur
| lous impurtan,, and mtCrCsting matter; .,...
| GEoR,iE 4. CLARK, of Bluomshurg, is author
tied to receive subscriptions for the work. 10 Dc
paid Tor on delivery. aug. lS,'7l-3m
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Tao not wish to inform you, reader, that DIR.
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remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are half consumed, in short, will cure all diSeas-
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work, and is designed to make our suhlunary
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OF that kind of humbuggery. But when tell
YOU that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy WW p1SHte-
iy citre the worst cases of Catarrh in the Head,
only assert that which thousands can testify to
| viii pay s5n1 pay-ord for a case that cangoi
Information sent tree TO any address. This rem
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NOTICE.
IN All those indebted TO the undersigned or
Judgement, Note, Bond or Book Account ar,
hereby tifed TO make payment of same ON ol
before the first of October next.
VIM. MCKELVI Il co.
MCKELyY, NEAL a co.
Bloc msDurg, Aug. Is, lS7l-2m.
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The work of euro Is now beginning. Th5
vtlpted and mucous deposits In Tie bowels an |
In the nlimCntnry Caual are ,Jeclcd. lno liver,
ike a clock, is wound up. 1t Hrouscs rom iti
tnrpi,lit- lho stomach acts responsiVcly, and
Tho pulient bc,us to feel that hc IS getting at
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-13

AGENTS WANTED! ssilInsSnamSst FGF ias irsiSst
popular bOok-wlth % lllu strUtions, nkcnesses
printel on AlIicd pancr.
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Among the assortment will be found Cream
berts' Figs Apples, Cocoa Nuts. jellies of diner
ent kinds, Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate
Canned Fruit Of all kinds, Corn Starch, Egg lis
cult, Soda Crackers, oyster Crackers Cheese
soap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En-
velopes,
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mIrAvE NO STING BEHIND"

I 'rhn Mnndrnko pllls are composed OF ono OF
Natures noblcst glfts--the Podophillum pelta-
tum. They possess all tho blood -hUtchlnti
nlterative properties of calomcl, but unlike cal0-
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FISH AND OYSTERS,

And produce of all kinds. Fresh Bread ant
Cakes every day. Ice Cream in Season, You
patronage Is solicited. -
JOHN q. JACoBY,
Berw iolk, Jan l7l-ty
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27
Rotatien Of Crops.

4 Canadian correspondent Of tie Corn
try Gentleman thus DESCRIBES the system
Of rotation practiced IN that country:
It is rare 10 see two cereal grain crops
grown on the same land successfully. 4
~iye-course rotation has been most common
hut Of late years the greater profit obtain
Ell from stock raising and dairy farming
has induced the adoption b. many Of a
longer course, extending over seven years.
Root crops and corn together FL one
course, and being heavily MANFRED and
~eH cultivated, both enrich and clean the
land. Barley aud spring wheat succeed,
seeded down with grass this is followed
by peas and summer fallow; then oats
and winter wheat, ending the rotation ;
the length Of which depends upon how
long the grass continues to yicldSprefta-
bly,.
In the fye-coursc rotation, roots and
corn are not counted, as but a very few
sores of either are grown-the manure
not required for them being applied to the
summer fallow, and these crops when
grown forming a portion of the land that
would otherwise have gone into fallow.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27
Whitening Weel.

The following particulars. representing
a new process of.eiying beautifully white
color to wool are condensed from an arti-
Gle upon the subject IN q German. indus
triaf journai. The quantity OF ingredi-
ents mentioned Is intended for about 500
lbs. Of dirty wool. but of course a similar
proportion could be maintained for a
greater or less quantity. Make a bath
by dissolving in warm water , lbs. of al
um,2 lbs. Of cream Of tarter, l ID. of sui
phuric acid, Is lbs. Of starch, G lbs. Of
sulphate Of indigo and 3 lbs. of orchil.-
Immerse the wool in this bath at a tenn
perature of I22 IsbrenEeit for three
quarters &C an hour. In this ray the
wool will get such 4 wbitish tone that
many may be satisfied with it. but the
white may be made much deeper b. ring
ing the wool out IN clean water, and then
transferring 1t for a short time TO a weak
bath consisting Of solution Of 1 ID. of
Chloride OF b4rium. This, II Is said,
gives a rich satin Ehiten ess to the wool so
tEeased. and at the Slme time consIdera-
bly, azcreases its weight. Il IS also alleged
tLzsase wool docs Ept lose Us natural soft
hess. @nd lseasily wrought up By the
manufacturer. If tie plan possesses the
advantages attributed to it, the price of
the chemicals used clanot be much. and
some If cur agricultural friends might
put il to the test upon Z small quantity OF
wool. If the plan were found successful,
the baths could probably he made up as
they began to diminish, and thus the ex-
pense Of operating on large quantities Of
wool would be reduced comparatively
QveenelqaGer.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27
Thrcsi.ing Clover.

4 correspondent CT the C~ultiy=tor.
writing from Baltimore, gives his expert
cnce On this subject as follows:
In the absence Of a clover huller my
practice has been, Grzt to NOW OF gather
the clover heads when dead ripe or when
the heads wear a dark brown color
thresh with : threshing machine. the eon
cave elevated or tic cylinder depressed,
leaving barely room for the cylinder
spikes 70 pass clear Of the concave: then
attach 4 board-in frost on the left side OF
the cylinder and half the width cfthe CYL
inder. Back Of The cylinder. and oPpo-
. site where the clover enters. a similar
board. Tie clover i; passed through the
opening in front. strikes tie back board
and rebounds back over the cylinder.
striking the front board and passes out
thus each feed Is struck or threshed twice
and Gift has undergone wet and dry cur
ing. threshed when dry and frosty wealth
err thoroughly. When winnoWing, if the
ecreen is too coarse, cover 1t with wrap
ping paper, secured TO the sides Of the
screen with tacks. In the fan shoe at
tsch on oats and a 4 or 6 mesh riddle
The seed will pass down, the heads among
the taiIings, and loose chat Fly Of. IF not
satisfactorily thresbed, pass the heads
through the thresher a second time"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The q g.

$50
From returns made By the Agricultural
Department we condease statistics to the
effect that tho RaIBber Of acres Swn to
wheat tbs year exceeds these devoted to
this grain last year more than tbreefoarths
of a million, but the COP sill not increase
in ike proportions. owing to the partial
fsilare IN 2r1e Eectiors StB the failure
viii not be 20 DISASTROUS s las bec5 mite
ipated. Even il California there Willie
from tEo-thirds 70 three1feurths Of : crop
while the price will be increased 50 that
It's money value viii equal that OF any
former year Corn IS generally bzrkwaF5.
but With the nsnal ami cunt cfkot weather
in July and August, i will c5me ont ali
right. The copious rains Of the last few
weeks we're too late TO heaeft the first crop
cfhag 10 Mex Englan3, but viii leave
the ground 50 nois. thzt the grass Will
cart again Eigorousiy and the second crop
may be abundant enoGgh to make up Tor
the partial failure Of the first Tie &C
counts from the cotton crop at the South
continue 70 Be very gloomy. and the con-
ditiouz sor the remainder OF the season
will have to be very favorable to allow
anything ike 4 full yield.
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Cbancerv Court at Jonesboro.

Chancery Court at J~onesboro.
John :. Shown& Andrew Shown, Extr's.
of Leonard Shown, decd.
vs.. Isaac ~ NcQueepaAd.nFs of R.5H.
I Shown, and James w. Hardin Admir-. of
4 Elihu Shown. ct al.
IN this cause it is ordered by the Court
II that Sci Fa. issue TO be servedon John
Is. Shown. and John * Hughes toappear
ut the nextsterm or this Court and show
cause if any they have. why judgment
ashould not be rendered against them as
the securities of Greene Moore, as Admir-.
of Barbe~@Shewn .Dec'a.teR the sever-
al judgments and DEGREES pronounced
against him by this Genrt Al iTs May term
1857, and it being suggested that the said
John II. Hughes is q Nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee. II is therefore order
ed that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Herald and Tribune
a newspaper published in the town of
JonesbOrough, notifying them to appear
1T the next term of our said court to be
held at the court house in Jonesboro on
the 18th Monday of November next, aud
show caIise.if any he has Why Judgment
should not be rendered as aforesaid
against him. Witness, Benz. +. Swingle,
Clerk of said court at office in Jonesboro
the 4th Monday of May. 1871.
b. 4. SNINGLE. e&M.
iua9w4pfs5
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% Sheriff

NobEDiENCE o venoi. expo.issned
rom the Circuit cour at it's April term
81. anu 10 Inc directed, pronounced by
saia Court upon a Judgment aud costs for
sn III s.hls each as follows: one Judgment
Inent and the other Judgment of s3I %.
. ~ interest from date of Judgment. in
.aror OF Nathan Shipley and Others and
asaiIlst i.arkin Ford and others. L will sell
oi tasn Ia hand at the. Courthouse door
- tue town of Jonesboro, Washington
an the right title claim and Interest that
~ : : i-srkih Ford has in and to a tract
y ~ parces or land situated in said county.
a. rlct No.i2, containing i25 acres more
y E nSs' adjoining the lands of Jonathan
and yanles Ford, Ezekiel Chinoweth
rooner ,mrs, unless debt and costs are
;,,,u,a- s. Z. GRIFFITH. !
fio~4p 20 E Sheriff.
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.aHouscboid l-Econemy. /.

The tenderness Of meat will greatly
depend upon the proper length Of time
which it has been allowed to hang before
cooking fact WHICH most housewives
well know, bat few put into Practice
This hanging process slightly separates
the muscalar fbres,r and also devslops
seme stimulating properties in the meat.
Indeed il is the first step to decomposi-
tion ;sbut it really renders that same
Joint Gender which, ilnhung and fresh
fYom the butchers stall, would set the
jaws of the whole family aching.-Gooa
Health.
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SHERIFF. SALES,
On Saturday, August 5th, 1871,

IN OBEDIENCE to a vendi. expo. is
Il sued from the Circuit Court ut its April
term 1871. and TO me directed. pronounced
by SAID court upon a Judgment and costs
Tor the sum of 1922 03, debt and costs with
interest thereon from date of iudment in
lavor of q. W. Teiford, Executor of L. l..
Mathes, decd. and against + w Lane.
decd, L will sell on the 9TH day of August
1871, at the Court House door in the town
OF Jonesborough, Washington County,
an the Tight. title, claim and interest that
the said L w Lane. deed, has or had i'm
and TO a certain tract or parcel. of land
situated in Washington county. district
No. ., contaiuing 60 acres more or less.
adjoining the lands of Wm NJ Grisham'
VIM Cloyd and others, unless debt and
costs are sooner paid. July 4. 1871.
5. i. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
julyI3w4pf S5 Nt
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julyI3w4pf s5

IN OBEDIENCE 10 a vendi. expo- is
Il sued from the Circuit Court of Wash
ington county at its April term 1871.
ana TO me directed. pronounced by said
Court upon a judgement and costs for the
sum OF sl9f 81, in favor of Nm Z Melvin.
ior use OF Isaac Stephens, / will sell at the
Courthouse door in the town OF .Ionas-
poro- Tor cash in hand. on the 5th day of
gus 1871, all the right, title. claim and
interest that C-TC Deake, as former ad-
ministrator of Thomas King. deed, has i'm
u to a tract or parcel of land situated
IN sad county. district No. 10, contain
- ~ acres more or less, adjoining the
lands of George King. jacob Range u
oWadiey and other, unless debt and Costs
are sooner paid. July 4, 1871.
-. 5. E. GRIFFITH.
J"tsi'H7pI % $50 Sheriff.
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when should Pigs be wcaned.'
The Field and FotaoTy gives the fol
lowing answers to the above question {:

Inc rtctd ana f0'1OTy gives tue Io--
lowing answort to the above question
Eight weeks old IS the best age. Seven
will do. They should become aecustcm-
ed to feed such as is ordinarily given to
hogs before weaving, aud then theEe Will
be no need of any loss IN growh from
the loss of the mothers milk. If they
are at all inclined to scour. one of the best
prcnventsves is an Occasional days feed Of
whole corn. or a few kernels with their
ether food each day.
They should have; all they can eat, and
even if the farmer Is under the necessity of
buying corn TO keep them along till bis
own harvest is readytathe fall, the growth
will generally pay at least Fifty per Aeent.
over and above the cost ssr
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27

IN OBEDIENCE to 2~executions issued
Il from the C~haneery court Of Washing.
ton county Tenn. and to me directed. one
for the sum of 81 80. and interest tbelrua
from the 4th Monday of November, lSH
and enc for the sum of $40 IL, with Inter.
est thereon from the 18th Monday Of Nay,
1871, viii sell at the door of the Con-.
thouse in the town Of JonesbOro on tie
9TH day OF August 1871. all the right, title
claim andintercst that Larkin Ford hasa
and to a certain tract or parces of land 81
uated in said county, district No. Y, cor.
tanning l20 acres more or less, adjoining
Nicholas ChiDoweth, - Ford aud
others, Unless debt and costs are sOoDr
paid July A, 1871.
S. E GRIFFITH,
/ jul3w4pfs5 Sherl'
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Experiments.

Experiments by the cirencester Cham
her of Agriculture, England. indicate that
wheat sowed in wide drills and cultivated
between the rows does not yield in guam
tity or quality equal to that sowed in the
usual manner. The yield Of barley was
increased by the same culture.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-07-27
NOTICE.

The undersigned will buy for Cash grain
and general produce delivered at Depots
on Rail Road.
Farmers and others having grain for
sale VIII find At to their interest to commu-
nicate with them, either at Bristol, Tenn.
or care Washington Hotel, Jonesboro.
w. ID. WILLIAMS d CO.
ju293t.
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SALE
Valuable Lands
NEAR
FALL BRANCH, TENN.
In the Chancery Court at Bleunt-
vile, Tennessee. 3

Al l1c NHaA1Sit tVAAt at DiScAt-
vile, Tennessee
ARAB ". Vincent. Is. GEoRoE W.
VINCENT. Admir-. Of 7. F. VINCENT,
Decd. et. al
DURSUANT to : Decree Of said Court
i a. its May Term, ISL. I VIII sell on
Monday, 9TH day of August.
1871. ~ the door 4 The Court House III
B~lOuutville. Tenn. = sufficient amount OF
the lands belonging 10 the estate of L.
! F. Vincent deed lying outside of the
boundrie~ of the Widows Dewer@saY
% acres. or 4 sufficient amount TO satisfy
the Decree pronounced In this case on the
lerh day OF May, ISL, in favor OF Com
piainaut- for s53 80
said lands are situated in Washington
County Tennessee near the village OF
Fail Banch. adjoining he lands of Geo
w. Vincent. james NJ Fulke-Son- r. NJ
Hopper and Others being The lands late
IL laid of TO- and H~ar;stioned among. the
minor heirs OF T r. SIneenr- deed. ia
Wit : To Nollie. Willie. and Charlie Vim
cent. abont les aeres= N to Kate and
laura Vincent. about II2 acres
Said sale viii be made on the following
terms. that l. 10 say For cash enough ia
hand TO pay costs and the fees OF Dead
eriek & Deaiercks- and Charles z. Vance
Counsel for COHplainanrs. and Defeu-
dsut Vincent. Admir-. and which amount
IN cash. aggregates mn OF S54S 90
approximately. and the balances OF said
purchase money o II a credir OfSix months.
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security: and lien being retained until
the purchase money i fully paid pro-
rifed. that If. uDOn said sale. the said
lands fail 10 bring enough money 20 pay
the costs and counsel fees in hand as re-
euired. 1 will immediateiy-re-SeIl said
lands. to the highest bidder. on 4 credit OF
8 and II months. without redemption.
taking notes with good security; for the
purchase money and retaining a lien on
the land until the same Is paid. In max
ing said sale. regard VIII be had to the III.
terests of said children.
Also. at the anne time and place. / viii
sell at public sale the interest of the said
Kate aud Laura. or 50 much thereof as
viii be necessary. for cash in hand. suf
fcient to pay the Counsel fee of Charles
Il. Vance. as Counsel for John b. Hunt,
Guardian &C. and h proportion of the
One-third of the costs which the said Guar
dian is required TO pay. by the Decree Of
the Supreme Court
Said lands lie Convenient to Churches
School and POst-office. are well watered,
and otherwise valuable.
y. j. PHILIPS. Clerk and Master.
BIonntville june 2G, 1871.
ju29w4Srs- fee go IS
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The Frcar Composition SteE.c.-
L F"rHOuse fTOutS- dockS.piers. cJHvers,
walls. fountains and all building purposes;
harder, more durable, and 100 per cent.
cheaper than natural stone. For supply
of same, or right Of manufacture, for
counties or States. apply to CHAS. w.
DARLING Secretary y. Y. Frear Stone
Co. LBS Broadway. y. y.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

u 1T. q JdUt hITkPdtfICh. FS. JUHI
CharletOn. A9
PURSUANT TO a decree pronounced
il i'm the Chancery Court at Jonesboro.
at its May term, 1871, in this case. / will
offer for sale at the Court louise door in
Jonesboro. Tenn. OIL the I'd day of Sep
tember, 1871, the land in the pleadin9s
mentioned lying in civil district No. IL.
of Washington county, Tenn. containing
lands of p. P. Cubine, WIN. Mullens. jas
Crabfree. aud others. I will sell the same
on a credit of six months. taking bond and
approved security. bearing Interest from
dale. and retaining u lien on the same nm
Ill the purchase money isfully paid. Said
land will be sold without the right Of re
dempfion. June %, 1871.
b. f. SWINGLE. Clerk and Master.
juIyew4pfso
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

Ia tie Circuit Court at Joaes5oro, Fem.
State of Tennessee, Washington Co.
y. a. Callahan, vs.. Bancroft & Co.
TN this case happening by Affidavit that
Il the defendants s. 3. Bancroft, J. Y
Fine, Sam1.k. Kille. GeoFge Lee, and
William ". Runk, Partners, trading I'M
der firm uanIe Of Barcr0ft & Co., are non
residents Of this State. so that the ordina-
~ process Of law cannot be served on
them, aud an Originel attachment having
becn sued out, returnable to the Circuit
Court Of said Gouhty. and punishment
having been served On the firm. of James
III. Dosser & Co, of Jonesbero. Il IS or
dered by the Clerk that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pub
lished ip the town of Jonesboro, Tenn,
commanding the said S b Bancroft, j Z
Fine, Samuel K Killc. GeorgeL Lee, and
William NJ. Runk. to appear before said
Court at the Court House in Jonesboro,
ON the I'd Monday after the 4th Monday
in July 1871, to make defense to said
suit against them, or it will be proceeded
with ex parte.
c. WHEELER, Clerk.
BY N. S. MAHoNEy Dept'y OK.
july13w4pfs 50 IS
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For a frst-class Turnout, go to c. H.
LvnEs Livery Stable. u
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Chancery Sale of Land.
Blanks-lSl2.

Blanks-l812.
Pension Blanks for the War of 1872.
Printed and for sale at the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE Office.
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'Schofield's Patent Cottol Press
Is the simplest and best made Ii Will
quit You. Send for Circular and Prices TO
SCHOFIELD'S Iron works, Macon,
Georgia.