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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

paymaster of the United States army,
who draws his monthly pay from tho
United States treasury, but who is dc.
tailed for this special duty. The
committee room on "southern outrages"
Is used by eight or ten lady clerks,
whose salaries amount to $50 per month
each, and paid out of the United States
treasury, detailed to frank and direct
letters to all parts of the coun-
try.
The other rooms now occupied by
the administration party are the COM
mittCc room on mines and mining,
committee room on patents, commit
tee room on claims, committee room On
private land claims, committee room
on military, committee room on Dis
trict Of Columbia, committee room on
post Office and post roads, committee
room on public lands, committee room
on enrolled bills, reporters lobby and
the lobby in front OF committee
room on post offices and post roads
Several rooms are devoted to different
states, such as Ohio, Indiana, Minne5o.
ia, New York, and to cach Of these
rooms is detailed a $500 clerk. All
the clerks in. the interior department
who signed the call for mass meeting
of soldiers and sailors to make arrange
monts to attend the convention atPitt5-
burg, September II, in the inter
est of the radical party, have been
promised ten days. leave Of absence
and free pass there and back. All
who belong TO Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois are to have leave Of
absence from September u until No.
vcnbor II, with passes TO their differ
cut homes to go and return, and then
two months' salaries paid in advance.
Tho appropriations for Especial aerv
ice' in different bureaus is tho fund
from which the money il 10 bo drawn
to meet all the expenses thus incur
| rcd
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Gen. Albrighps Libel on Senator BuclSa.
inw.


Prof Amcrman, teacher in the
State Normal School, Of this village,
who heard Gen, Charles Albrights
speech, has handed US q statement of
facts from which we extract the follow
ing;
"Sayiug nothing Of the insult offered
to Democratic soldiers, whom he ignor.
cd as having any part in the war; there
is ono thing which / must notice as
being maliciou3ly false. From unque5-
tionablo sources, happen to know all
about The Fishing Creek Rebellion in
which the gallant Gonora claims to
have distinguished himself, Senator
Bucka'cw is charged with aiding and
abotting rebels in Columbia County
Now thorc were no rebels there there
was no armed force, and the General
knows Il. Tho people resisted 10 law,
In Columbia County, as in every coun-
ty in the state, few had left their
homes and g0uo, no none knew
where.
For political effect. an army invaded
this peaceful valley, and foraged for
long months on tho hard earned pro.
ducts Of this people; heaping untold
inGignitio5 upon thom, i'll by any means
they might be driven 10 some acts OF
violonco which might give pretaxt for
the use of fire and sword. Peacefully
they submitted when tho gallant Con
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

G. w NEAL & BRO. Wholesale & E.e-
tail Dealers in all sizes Of the best
qualities Of Red and White Ash Coal,
at the very lowest market rates. Limo
burners Supplied at liberal rates with
best quality No. 6, coal. For smith fires,
in addition to prime article Of lump,
we have q first class quality Of Bitumi-
nous coal, at $G.25 per ton on wharf.
Large stocks OF all sizes constantly on
hand. Strict personal attention given TO
the preparation Of all our coal. Grain,
Lumber and Slabs taken in exchange for
coal. Coal delivered to any part of the
town. Orders left at Mckelvy Neal d
Co.'S. store or at our office, will receive
prompt attention. OFFICE & YARDS AT
NICK KELVY & MEALS FURNACE, EAST
BLOOMsEURG. Your patronage respect
fully solicited.
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Hartranft'8 Lawlos8 Spcculations
HEE USES TzrE PENSION MONEY
OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.


Not content with his Evans bribe
and with his heavy speculations in
stocks, John L. Hartranft In his rapaci-
ty and greed, snatched up the pension
money of widows and orphans in the
hands of Major Calhoun. In few
months The amount Of pension money
drawn from Major Calhoun and deposi-
ted with Yerkes & Co. for the use of
Hsrtranft, amounted to
$2S, 700,
as is seen by the following transcript
from the books of Calhoun:
DR., 1869. j. +. II. 1860. Cr.
August 2}.........s5Q0D December 22.....,sS, 200
september G.... 1000
October b.u....,...u. 6.UOD
December 3l...... 5000
General Uartranft was one of Major
Calhoun's suretles and he availed him
self OF this relation to Calhoun to get
unlawful possession of tho pension
money for purposes of speculation.
The money was illegally drawn from
the sub treasury and placed with Yer
kes for the use Of lIartranft. BY these
operations Calhoun's accounts became
confused, and he was finally dismissed
the service in his endeavors to satisfy
Hartranft's greed of gain. The follow
ing letter from Hartranft to Yorlc3
illumiuates this transaction su ufliciently
for the most Opaque mind among the
adherents of the ring
"AUDIToR GENERALS OFFICE,
II HARRISBURG, December 81, 1861
Dedr YerheS : Calhoun telegraphed me
today for money, and l had to give a
check for $500, which he will present
to you tomorrow (22d). cannot avoid
this. I met Mackey hero on Monday.
He wcnt west in tho afternoon and will
not return until Monday. / did not
think Calhoun would want any money
So soon. / VIII agU you On Saturday,
and whatever You want dOno ] will do
l will meet LAckoy here On Monday,
and whatever is necessary / will ask
him to do. Yours, most truly
81. T.. IIAETRANFT."
"P. S.-Will lift Caliloun's check on
Saturday, and give you certificate of
deposit TO that amount. j. +. H."
There is no denying the commences
of this letter, as in The case of the YER
keS aflidavit5. The hand writing of
the author is too we'll known, and the
Gtc SiBli'eS of thc letter have been scat
tered throughout Pennsylvania by the
million. Much moro curious interest
is taken in them than in the phOtogra-
ph5 of Hartranft, sent out by Chairman
Errett. If it had been feasible the
authenticity of these self-confessing and
self fconvicting letters would also have
been vehemently assailcd. But the
fac Simile is as fatal as a photograph in
the rogucs' gallery.
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FOUNDED ON A Rock THO disappointed adj
Vcnturers who have from time TO time attempt
ed TO run their worthless points against praRe's
Plantation Filters, vow that they cannot under
stand what foundation there Is for It's amazing
The reputation of the World-renOwncd tonic Is
founded upon n rock, the rock of Experience
All It's ingredients are puro ana WholeSone,-
How then, could trckstcrS and cheats expect to
rival It with compounds of cheap drugs and re
fuse liquor, or with liquoHosS trash in state OF
nctcous fermentation OF course the chNrlatans
nave come to grief. Their little game has ailed.
Their contempt for the saguclty of the cOmmu-
nifty has been itly punished. Meanwhile Plan
tatlon Bitters seem to be in n fair way OF event
ually supelseding every olher medical prepHa'
lion Included in the class to which 10 belongs.-
In every state and Territory In the Union II b.,
to-day, the accepted specific for neyous debility,
dyspepsia, fever ind ague, rheumatism, ana all
ailments involving deficiency OF vital power.
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An Aula ciOus Swindlc.
Government Clerks Detailed at
the PNbiic Expense TO do Far
iisaM work for Erant--0IItra-
Gcous violations OF thc Frank
Ing Law,
From the Washington Patriot.l

From the Washington Pltri1tl
Tho entire senate wing of the capitol
OF tho United States has been turned
into u great radical republican head
quarters, for the use Of the officers and
clerks detailed from tho different de.
partments Of the government. Every
committee room and lobby is occupied;
forty boys are engaged in folding and
preparing documents for the mail, and
stationery, belonging to the people, is
being used without stint ut the rate Of
over 81 eco worth daily. Query: Who
is it that pays for the paper and paste?
(pastc, too, at 81 bucket) Who pays
the wages of forty boys, at so per
month : Who rays the room rent ?
and ccho answers, who? TAo Wash
ington city post.ofiico has virtually
been removed from r. street, between
Seventh and Eight, 10 the capitol, and
J. NJ. Edmunds, post master, occupies
i0r his official headquarters the room of
the committee on commerce, Of which
Zach Chandler is chairman. Here the
postma3tcr may been seen daily from
ton to three, controlling all mattcrs
connected with The diffusion of such
interesting documeutsas the New York
Times, the Binghamton J0laUa1, the
Contrast, and "What Horace Greeley
knows" about this, and that, and the
other, duly frankod, contrary TO law,
for on the goth of June, 1872, John y.
J. Creswell, postmaster general, issued
pamphlet entitled 'Partial regula-
tions under the new postal code, 1872"
in which appoar the following para.
rraphs:
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

Lock HAVEN, if the columns of the
papers published there are to be be-
loved, must be the worst place in this
section Of the State. Every number of
the papers contain accounts of from five
to fifteen fights and rows. Why is this
thus? Are there no policemen or is
there no energy in them? The town
will suffer if one Of two things is not
done, either stop the fights or the pub
lication of them. The we'll regulated
mind avoids such dangerous places.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

lIARTEANFr lobbicd for the nine.
million bill, Harrison Allen voted for it,
the Cameron Ring, including the llar-
risburg It}egroph, supported it, and
Charles r. Buclalew opposed it. Yet
the Ring champions Of lIartranft now
have the brassinoss Of check to assert
that theninc million bill will be revived
by Mr.. Buckalew's election. Such reck-
lossnesS indicates considerable panic
in the camp Of the Ring.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

TAX PAYERS, remember that John
y. llartranrt, Grants candidate for
Governor of this Commonwealth, has
beer Auditor General OF the State Tor
six years. During this time George O.
Evans (his special agent carried on his
swindling operations by which the tax
payers and Treasury We're robbed OF
nearly 100000. Hartranft permitted
Evans to get away with this enormous
sum, while IIartranft kept it secret for
three years, until an honest clerk made
ii public, whom IIartranft at once dis.
charged, while according to Hartranft's
sworn statement he had $1,000 OF
Evans money in his pocket. Can you
vote for this man for Governor in
October?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

Ara meeting Of Millard Lodge, No
G3l Of E3py, held recently, the follow.
ing officers were elected: VIM. G. Cir
ton, n. G; o. p. Ent, V. G.; Thomas
y. Miller, Secretary; Daniel Mowry,
Asst. Secretary; T. L. Strousa, Treas
urer; II. +. IIayman, Rep, to Grand
LQd e.
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WE ere informed that the Exchange
Block has been purchased by Mos5ys
Nayherry and George Hughes, Joshua
Fctterman and G. II. Paxton for $4,000
We believe that new Bank building
flr the First National Bank is in con.
temp lation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

DELEGATES at Large to the Consti-
tutionll Convention and District Dele.
gates to The same must be vOi1d for on
two separate tickets, which must be
kept in two different ballot boxes. At
'ontion should be paid TO His by cleo
lion boards otherwise misia'.n - will oc.
cur
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

TIE only way to achieve the grand
purposes Of the Democracy this year is to
GET oUTTHE VOTE Talking is all right
enough in its place, but WORK must be
doAo to get the vote out, Roll u2 your
sleeves, then, Democrats, an in
with will.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

ShaWls, dress goods, llanncls, water
proofs, muslns, under garments for
ladies and gents, calico by the yard and
pound, delaius by the yard and pound,
&C., will be on special sale next week
at tho cheap ready pay store Of /. w.
Hartman.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

BERWICK, or more properly Jackson
% WoOdinvile has achieved fresh no
t1riety-has got into the papers and is
dissracerully happy. 1t is thusly.
Horace Greeley, one of the founders of
the Republican party and a man Of
worldwide reputation on his way home
from the West stopped few moments
at Berwick. The L. & 3. Il. r. depot
for the time was brought into requisi-
ton, and banners suspended from it
with such inscriptions as "Grant &
Wilson," "lhis is not the road TO
Washington" "Greeley for Salt River"
dc, In civilized communities such un-
called for insults are never known, but
We presume it was ordered by the firm
who own the majority of the men and
most of the wealth there. Had Gen.
Grant met with such areception there,
there would be a general howl of indig.
nation, but because it was perpetrated
upon the Democratic and Liberal can,
didate for President the small men o.
that purchased Borough laugh at theil
smart trick. Some men do glory il
their disgrace, and Berwick should bt
happy Of her distinction for meanness
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TDITOR1S NOTICE

~ ESTATE OF SAMUEL MCNEAL DECD.
Inc unders igned appointed Auditor to dis
tribute the funds in the hands OF the Admins
traitors of the estate OF Samuel McNeal deceased
will meet the parties interested at his Office In
the town of bloomsbury ON Monday, Oct. 2Sth +,
1872 at 10 o'clock a. m, whom and where all per
sons interested are requested to present them 10
the Auditor or be forever debarred from coming
" L. II. KELLER,
sen 27.IW Auditor.
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THE Post.Ohico editors OF pann5ylva-
mia are dcnouncing Col. Fo.Hoy for un-
dertaking to destroy the irputation Of
ITar.rauft. An exchange remarks: "If
We possessed such reputation as Hart
rnit's, we should be very grateful TO
anybody who would destroy it,"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

IuE greatest want of the present age Is men and
W omen, healthy and Yigo Gus in mind and body,
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervous
ness ~ varying ailments which aillict women
are generally the result of imperfect action of
the stomach and other vital organs. DR., Walk
er's California Vinegar Bltters, being composed
entirely Of vegetable substances Indigenous to
California, may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate. and are n sure remedy, cor
rtctiug allwrong action and giving new Vigor 10
the whole system. sept. 2U' iw
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF JEREMIAH GErRIS DEC D.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, 10
distribute the money in Court arising from the
sale of the real estate OF jeremiah Getktn
among the parties entitled to receive the same
will attend to the duties OF his appointment at
his office in Bloomsburg, ON saturday, the 2oth
when and where all parties or persons having
claims on said money will present the same, or
be forever declared from coming IN on sald
funds, +. h KELLER,
sent u BW
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MARRIAGES.

FULLNEG-aIILTER.-At the NJ. L. parsonage.
BentOu, pa, on Thursday, August 22l, lSS!, by
the Rev. \. ClrOsthwaitc, Mr. Ash er X. Full
mer OF Pine township, Columbia CO., Pa, and
Miss Sarah L. Miller, OF Greenwood town Snip
Columbia county, Pa.
PAEKER-HJII.EG.--A william ont, on the
goth inst, by Rev. ". Sterling, MIR. HEAVY Par
lser and Miss Eliza A. Miller, both OF Green
wood, Columbia county, Pa.
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Tho world says is Sozodont. 1t rcnGcrs
tho teoth pearly white, gives to the
breath a fragrant odor, eXtinguishinG
the i,l.humor5 which usually flow from
q bad and neglected set of teeth. SozO-
don't is so convenient, and produces a
sensation u once so delight!ul that il
makes ii pleasure to use It.
Spalding'a Glue will mend your
WaVg,
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1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE,

~ ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN MILLER DECD.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Adminis-
tration haVo been granted by the Register OF
Wills of Columbia county to the undersigned up
on the estate of Christian Miller, late of Beaver
township, in said county, now deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
make payment and all persons who have claims
AGAINST said estate to make them known to the
undersigned. JOHN al NDEhLlIhh'
sep n BW ADMINISTRATOR
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LOCAL

TAKE NO TICKETS FROM
srEtNGERS. EXAMINE EACH
.0Nr CAREFULLY, BECAUSE OUR
OPPONENTS WILL USE EVERY
MEANS TO DECEIVE.
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Something new, ladies and gentle
men should not fail to visit the Free
Panorama at the one dollar store, where
the purchaser of any article will receive
a present, gratis. Open in Freeze
building, opposite the Post Office for 4
short time.
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AltnITORIS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF CLOTwoRrIY $, FISHER, DECD.
Tho undersigned, auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Columbia county, 10 distrib-
ute tine funds IN the hands If sylvester j. Faux,
administrator of CiotwOrthy :. Fisher, deceas-
ed, among the parties entitled to receive
the same, will attend TO the duties OF his ap-
pointm mt at the SAcrln'S office, in the Court
House, at Bloomsbury, ON Monday, October H.
A. ID. 1872, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, when and wheie
all persons having claims ON said fund will pre-
sent the same, or be forever debarrcd from
coming in ON said fund x
WRIT.
suItlDTa -. An.Iitar
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TVECUTOR,S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF WM, BUTLER, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of William
Butler, late of Montour township, Columbia
county, decd, have been granted by the Regis
ter Of said county to James kealy, Executor, To
whom all persons indebted To said estate are re
quested 10 make payment, and those having
CLAIMS or demands against said estate, viii make
them known to the Executor without delay,
JAMES KEALY, Executor.
Centralia, Pa
ROBERT L. CLARK, Attorney,
sept G, ,72Gw. Bloomsburg, PA.
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OWING to the pressure on our col
umus this week, we arc unable to find
space for the lengthy account of tho
Benton myeting sent us by Mr., Wen
nor.
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4 HORSE belonging to Mr.. Conner
from Benton fell over the cmbankment
above LightStroot on Saturday last and
MAs killpi.
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GIVE next Tuesday to the election.
Let no voter romain at homo on such
an Important occasion. Let buckwheat
lay day.
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4 \DMINISTRA'rOR,S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF ELIZABETH MILLER, DeC'D.
Letters of Administration the estate OF
Elizabeth Miller, late OF Beaver township, Col
umbia county, deceased, have been granted by
the Register OF said county to John Hinderliter.
same township. All persons having claims against
the estate of the decedent are requested TO pre-
sent them for settlement, and those indebted 10
the estate to make payment to the undersigned
administrator, without delay. -.
JOHN HlNDERLITER.
o. Al, nff,ia ratN
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Remcmbcr that American black silk
is twenty per cont. cheaper than impO!-
ted and NJ. =. Lut2, guarantees every
yard he sells not TO crack or change
color.
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WE give the ticket complete and cor
rect on our fourth page. Cut il out,
and vote it early. Take tho other along
for your neighbor.
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NTOTICE

NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given, that Petition for the
pardon OF Gideon Beishline, sometime since
convicted OF horse stealing, in Columbia county,
will be presented to the Governor for his sigma
ture, at the end of two weeks from the date OF
this notice.
senlST2.iW MRS. KATE BEISHLINE
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WANrED.-Two smart gisls 10 learn
the Tailoring business. Wages viii ho
paid them during their approntictship
Apply to William Morris, Main Street,
over Robert 7. Clark 3 Office,
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NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF HENRY LEHR, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate ofHenry
Lehr, late of Beaver twp, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register of
said county, TO Joseph Lehr and Andrew shu-
man. All persons having claims against teh
estate are requested to present them to the
Executors in Columbia county: Those indebted
to the estate, either on note Judgment mortgage
or book account will make payment to the
Executors without delay. -
JOSEPH IEIR,
ANDREW SHUMhN.
Aug. 30. lS.2-BM.t Executors.
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ALSO.

upon the a0th of October, 1872, at o'clock, r. NJ,
upon the last described premises, Jacob $. Ey,
ans " III oiler for sale, certain other tract of
{ tmherland, situated In Orange township, Col
umbia county, Pa, bounded by lands OF NJ, B.
Patterson samuel Mclloury, Elisha Evans and
Harriet Meyer, containing about 6i acres heavily
timberod white pine, white oak, and Pitch
pine.
Terms made known onday ofsale. ,,,,..,,,
JACOB $, EVANS,
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DEMOCRATS, read this paper and hand
It to your Republican neighbors.
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TIE following method Of ripenins
pears is given by an extensive fruit
culturist. Therequiaitos area coo, room
and woollen blankets. Tho pears arc to
be spread upon one blanket and cover
cd with the second. Treated in this
way they ripon rapidly and without
mealiness, the Bartletts coming out 4
fine golden color and Sickels rich and
ruddy-looking. AT least half the fruit is
spoiled by the ordinary indoor method
ofripening, and housekoepers will hal
with delight new and effective
means of attaining the desired end
without loss or veXation of spirit.