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Mercur's Love for Soldiers.
An Exhibition Of Petty Tyranny,

Let everybody read the following,
and then decide whether Ulysses Mor-
cur is proper man for Judge of the
Supreme Court. Becausea soldier, who
had honorably served in the army for
four years, saw proper to vote as his
conscience dictated, Mr.. Mercur pur.
sued him with dovilish malignity, and
did his best to rob him of employment,
succeeding so far as official power was
concerned!
Capt. Trout commanded the first COM
pany that entered the service from
Bradford county, fought bravely at
Spottsylvania, Coal Harbor, Petersburg,
and in about twenty other engagements,
and finally received an honorable dis.
charge after four years of hard service.
Yet this brave but humble soldier was
afterward driven from all Government
employment by Mr.. Mercur because he
would not violate HIS conscience and
his duty, as q freeman, and vote for the
same Mr.. Mercur for Congress! But
ro I'd Capt. Trouts affidavit, towit:
LDcoming County, SIS:
Personally appeared before me the
subscriber, Justice of The Peace in and
for said county, A. }. Trout, who, being
duly sworn according to law, did depose
and say, "that in the year 1866, l had
charge of the printing in the Freed
mems Bureau at Washington, d. c.,
at salary of 81, 500 per annum. 1 had
served prior to that time in the Union
army, from which had been honorably
discharged after four years service
that Ulysses Mercur, who is the nom-
inee of the Republican party for Judge
OF the Supreme Court, was ut that time
member of Congress, and a candidate
for re-election-that he came to me and
solicited me to vote for him. inform
| ed him that could not, for he did not
| represent my politics. He replied you
had better A few days after this con.
versation several of his most intimate
political friends came to me and in.
formed me that had better vote for
him, or my head would come off.
After the said election said Mercur
| went to General Howard, who had
charge of the Bureau where 1 was EN-.
| ployed, and insisted upon my being
discharged, saying to the General that
| was q 'copperhead of the rankest
| type Thereupon the General came to
me and informed me of what Mr.. Mer.
cur had said, adding that although he
knew that / had an honorable discharge
from the army, and had served the
| country faithfully, yet felt obliged to
discharge me, as he needed Mr.. Mer.
ours influence more than he needed my
labor. After being thus discharged
procured situation at the Government
printing Office, but through the influ.
ence of this same Mercur 1 was dis
charged from there, and was thus com.
PEELED to leave the city,"
| A. j. TROUT.
Sworn and subscribed before me thi:
9TH day of August, 1872.
| DANIEL REPAss, J. p,
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THE New York Sun publishes a long
article charging President Grant with
suppressing an exposure of the payment
of fraudulent claims to the amount of
$l0,0O0,0OO. 1t charges that Grant,
while Secretary of war al interim, him
dered an investigation and prevented
the publishing of evidence showing the
payment of the fraudulent claims by
Paymaster. General Brice; that though
Brice was removed by President John
son, Grant reinstated him Immediately
after his Inauguration. These facts are
supported by documentary evidence,
including the suppressed report on the
subject, prepared at the time by Spe-
cial Committee of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
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Campaign Notes.

FIVE hundred and eighty.six Ger
mans have formed themselves into q
Greeley club at Springfield, Illinois.
And now Gen. William Schouler, of
Massachusetts,, has forsaken the party
of Addition, Division, and Silence"
CONGRESSMAN DAWES, while ON his
way to the Adirondacks, informed one
OF his friends in New York city that he
should do nothing for Grant in this
campaign,
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WIDOWS' ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following apprasements of real and per-
sonal property set apart TO widows OF docedents
have been 1iled in the ollice of tho Register OF
Columbia county, under the Rules of Court, and
will be presented for absolute confirmation, to
the Orphans Court to be held in BloOmsburg in
and,foT said county, on Wednesday, the ith day of
Sept, 1879, at O'clock u. M, OF said day I'M
less exceptions to such combinations are preVi-
Ously filed, of which all persons Interested in
said es tates will take notice:
l. Widow of Philip I. Hartman, late of Scott
township, deceased.
2. Widow of Abranl Young, late OF benton
township, deceased.
0. Widow of Jonathan Knittle. late OF Con-
yngham township, deceased.
.. Widow OF John G. Doty, late OF benton
township, deceased.
o. Widow of Peter GeOrhort, late OF Beaver
township, deceased.
township, deceased. .
=, Widow OF Cornelius Kliendall, late OF Mill
Hin township, deceased ,..,, ,a,.., ~.
ngcreclk townShip deceased,
o. Widow OF William f. Souuef Iole OF scott
township, deceased -, IT,. 90,
township, deceased, ,,..
IL, Widow of Leanuef Carnan, late OF Benton
township, deceased.
~ Widow OF Peter karns, late OF Benton
township, deceased; .,..,,
Register's ONCE co., Register,
Bloomsbury, Aug z, lS1s
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$4,000 MIssING.-A little irregulari'
ty in the accounts of pious and patriotic
General Howard has been discovered
in closing up the affairs of the Freed.
mems Bureau. In other words the ap.
preparation Of seventy.eight thousand
dollars made by Congress, exclusively
for hospital purposes, appears to be
missing. 1t is claimed that it was put
In with the general fund and used fol-
other purposes, but by what authority
this course was pursued, If the claim be
true, is not explained. The hospital
department is twenty-eight thousand
dollars in debt for the supplies furnish.
ed, and no funds to pay the demand
or course raid will be made ON the
treasury to meet It.
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FREDERICK GRANT, the son of the
President, who graduated the third from
the foot of his class, was granted six
months leave of absence and sent tc
Europe on an United States ship with
the General of the army for an escort
This youth who was educated at the
expense of the Nation can 60 offjunk'
citing for months, at public cost, whilst
the brighter members of this class have
to join their regiments and earn theii
salaries. There's favoritism for you.
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MISS NELLIE GRANT, the Presidents
daughter whilst In England wrote a
letter TO the Queen and received a let.
et IA reply. Both Of these have been
.aas. maas public and for the purpose of
serving " eampaign documents 10 prove
Iira.s ~ Na,ns popula.,ty. or course II COPY
" 1aias uranus letter had not been
takon ior the purpose Of handing II TO
the press and u the Queens reply had
not also been turned over to the news
papers. no one would ever have heard of
them. Ulysses the First wishes his rovsI
CLAIMS acknowledged. This Ia good
TOR Republican country.
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Auditor General John F. Hartranft,
one Of the Ring organs informs us, Is
ian intelligent member Of the bar OF
Montgomery county," If he is a law.
yer he should be acquainted with Pur.
don's Digest, and If he is intelligent he
ought to be able to comprehend the
provisions on pages 228.9, p. l.. 70 and
73, imposing fines and penalties ON any
officer of the Commonwealth, or of any
city, county, borough, or township
thereof, who loans, with or without in
terest therefor, any money or valuable
security which may be In his keeping
by virtue Of his Office. How can he
square his conduct as public official
with this the law of the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania? ?-Tfess.
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The government has bought the old
yellow trunks full of Rebel documents,
and paid $75, 1000 for the lot. They have
been in the market for long time, but
Mr.. Seward was too astute to be caught
investing in such worthless stuff. The
Administration caught at the bait,
hoping to find something that could be
used as campaign document against
the Liberals. So it would seem that
the government of the United States is
merely National Committee for the
reelection of President Grant - Golden
A0e.
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ternatlonal law; and when 1 remon-
strated against the intolorable outrages,
/ was set upon by those acting In his
behalf Such is the origin of my oppo-
sition. ! could not have dono less
without failure in tho duty which Is
with mo the rule Of life nor can doubt
that when partisan sentiments are less
active you will regret tho wrong you
have done mo. Meanwhile L appeal
confidently TO the candid judgment OF
those who, amidst all present differ
ences of opinion, unite in the great OBJ
jccts, far above party or President, to
which my life is devoted. ] am, Sir,
your obedient servant. -
CHARLES SUMNER.
TO the Honorable Speaker Blaine.
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WHILE Mr.. Boutwell, was a member
of Congress he wanted TO impeach john
son because two members of his Cabinet
attended, political convention. Now
nearly all of Grants Cabinet travel
around tho country making political
speeches, and Boutwell, docs not object
but goes himself
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A Grant man in Utica having had a

A Grant man in Utica having had an
opportunity to see Grant on his recent
visit to that city, writes to the Utica
Observer as follows: sis there any
penalty for signing call for a Grant
meeting. and, after you have seen Mr..
Murphy's President and joined in the
general disgust, supporting Greeley ?"
To which the editor replies: "There is
no penalty under the laws of this State.
In North Carolina they would convict
a man of Ku Klux outrage and send
him to the Albany penitentiary."
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CALDWELL, the Republican candidate
for Governor in North Carolina, was
elected Lieut., Governor Of that State in
1858 by majority Of l8, 8,64l, and became
Governor by the impeachment of Hol-
den. AT the recent election his majority
Is said to be about l0OO--a loss OF
over 1900!
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John d. Bush, a prominent Demo
crat, and George III. Hamilton, we'll
known Republican of Dubuque, have
deposited 5000 as a bet on the
Presidential election as follows: 800
on every State in the Union except
Florida. Bush also bets 81 900 that
Grant will not carry three States In the
electoral college $40O that Grant don't
carry ten States.
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"It is worse than foolishness to at
tempt to convict Greeley of completely
with Jacob Thompson in his infamous
schemes to burn Northern cities. Gree
ley is not that kind Of man." says
the Cincinnati Gazette, Grant paper.
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Pennsylvania has Co., ,20i colorod in
habitants, but with good management
the Grant managers hope to get at least
1907 colored votes out of them.
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A Try VIEW ACADEMY, Perryville Station,
IA IA IL. H. dor Males x Female Pupis.) Long
estabilshed, thorough, successful location
heallhlul and accessible; community social,
moral and religious; buildings large and costly
a lull corps OF able teachers mountain air, pure
wafer, wafer, saIe bathing, fine skatingi enphatleally
a nome school. Whole expense, for Board, Tuf-
ton, Room, Fuel and Washing (for 40 weeks }
,esS Md1, hoo hundred dollars Winter session
begins Sept. 3. Send for Circulars. WILSON A
PATTERSON, Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
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EDWARD HERRICK Jr. Chairman OF
the Bradford County Democratic Com.
mittee has written to the New York
Tribune that at different Post-offices in
that County subscribers to The Tribune
found in their boxes copies Of the New
York Times, violent Grant paper,
and were told when they asked for their
own paper, that the Times was the bet.
ter sheet of the two and that, being fur
nished gratis it was much better for
them. These, outrageous proceedings
explain the intent and meaning of the
circular issued by the Post Master at
Towanda and published by us, calling
on postmasters for list of subscribers to
the Tribune. The aim of the GRANTEES is
to suppress all papers and documents
opposing the reelection OF Grant. Mr..
Mercur seems to be very anxious to
save himself in his own county and
this style of swindle he perhaps thinks
will do so. A party which stoops so
low to conquer deserves and will meet
with defeat.
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4 IsT OF PETIT JURORS FOR

4 IST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
rm lS12
FIRST WEEK.
Bloom-Jacnb l.. Girtnn, Geo. W, S.crnor
Clark NJ Brown.
Boaver-A. W: Mann,
Rpnton-EIias Dodson.
Briarcreeli-Dani Rambach, coo. p. Learn.
Capwisja-N. 4. John.
CeutrC- .ieo. H. Low Geo. IL. Frc1S.
Frank'in-l onathan Fortncr, Jackson CleaYCr.
Fishingotce'i-John White, NJ. A, Ammcr-
man, David Yost.
Greenwood-Parvin Ewes, J. IL. Staddon,
Hemloci-Rcuben Bogart.
Minln-D. y. Hess, Benjamin Iohe.
Madison-Isanc Whipple.
Montoui ui--Miohael Rouch,
Orange-Jonathan Poust VIM. Schuyler. Moses
Everett, Joseph Henry.
pine-Wm. Kerchner, Geo. Il. Getty
Roaring CreelJ-Di vid Rarig.
Sugar-loaf-Wm. A. Kile.
Scotv-Jose,, ,,h Musselmon, J. L. Crawford, J
NJ. llult2hiser,
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom--FranlS. P. Mcbride, Il. H. Vanatta. r
II. Minagh, Geo. kitchen,B 3D. F,Iorr Joseph sharp
less, l. w. McKelyy.
Beaver--Simon p. Johnson.
Bcrwick-Josiah j. Dodson.
Benton-Willlam wilson, Reubon Apnleman
Catawissa-Jacob l.. shannon, NJ. q. Hughes
Hamilton Fisher, Adam Fedor0ll, Jacob l<reiGll
Jacob Clewcll.
Centre-JOhn cam.
Conyngham-JOhn j. Cau,hliu.
Franklin Christian ArlloY.
Fishing Creei-Hiram MciIeuIy, Jas. NJ Am
norman, Richard Blight.
GrGcnwOod-JOhn StaddOn, Chandler Ewes
John X. MusgIoYe, Abram TrlplepiuCc.
JackSOn-ClintOn Lewis.
Locust-Simon Helwg Henry HClwig,
Main-D. b. Feddoron, David $. Brown, Yves
| NJ, Pieasant-Ed. Crawford.
| SCott-R j. Millard, II. q. Crevellng.
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OcuRT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, tho Hon. William Elwel, President
Judge of the Court OF oyer nd Tclmincr md
General Jail Delivery. Court of puurtor Sessions
Of the Peace ana Court OF Common Pleas pul Or
phau 8 Court in the Goth Judicial District CONF
posed Of the counties OF Columbia, Sullivan aud
Wyoming, and tins Hon. lum Derr and Isaac =.
Monroe Associate Judges of Columbia county
have issued their precepli bearing date the llth
day OF May, lu tho yc0r of our Lord, one
thousand, olgnt hundred and spvcut y.tWo,nnd to
ine dircctpd for holdingu Court of oyer and Ter
miner and General quarter Sessions OF the Peace
Court ol Common poas and Orphans Court, in
Bloomsburg. in the county of Columbia, on the
FIRST Monday, being tho "a day OF September
next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby gwen, 20 tho Coroner to the
Justices OF the Peace, ana the CunsobleS of the
said county of Columbia, that they be then and
thcro IN their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said 2d day OF september with thoil
records, inquistionS ana other remcmbrances, tC
pthosg things Whicn to their offices appo tair
To bo done And those that are bound bS
recoLul2Uucc, to prosecute against the prlB
oners that arc on may be in the Jail Of IN,
soiu VOSnty OF Columbia, to- be then ant
there to prosecute thcm as shall he lust. Ju
rors are requested 10 be puuctu0l in their attend
ancc, agrceably to thcirmotcos. Dated at Blooms
! L. $. of our Lord one thousand eight hun
VN-J--' dtcd Ond heycnty-two and in the ninct,
| frh year ol tAc Independence ut the Unitc'
| states Ot America, AARON SMITH,
Bloomsburg, July 2Oh, ls72. Sheriff
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Our Candidates.

We refer our readers to the official |
proceedings for the detailed doings o.
the Convention. There were but two
cases in which ballot became neces.
sary. In one of those there had been no
instructions to the Delegates and In
the other, among the three Candidates,
no one had clear majority. Apparent.
ly the very best feeling prevailed. and
the indicitionsof the popular will were
40 plain, that no room was left for dis
affection.
For President Judge there was no OPP
position to the Hon. William Elwell
who has presided in the district for
years with distinguished ability, inn.
partiality and courtesy.
For Delegate to the Constitu tional
Convention there was entire unanimity
In favor of Col. John q. Freeze, who is
too we'll known to the people of this
county to require any recommendation
at our hands.
For Senator, Charles G. Barkley was
selected on the third ballot. He is a
member of the bar, has been Chairman
of the County Committee, Superintend-
ent of Common Schools and Principal of
the Normal School, and to be chosen
over two such distinguished competitors
is high compliment to his merits.
For Member, Charles B. Brockway
has been returned without opporition,
and we can promise for him that he
will be as faithful, as vigilant ana as at
tentive in the future as in the past.
For Prothonotary, B. f. Zarr had no
competitor in the convention. He is so
well known as the efficient and obliging
clerk of Gen. Ent, that all men have
assurance that he will be careful and
attentive head of the department. The
south side Of the river has had no rep
resentative In that office for years and
Mr.. Zarr's nomination was recognition
of that fact and Of the claims of the
large German population in that part
Of the county.
For Register and Recorder, w. H
Jacoby was re-nominated, having given
such complete satisfaction during hi.
past term that no one appeared to con.
test the race with him.
For County Commissioner, William
Lawton, of Greenwood was selected.
Those who know him speak of him
with high praise, and his vote over the
able and we'll known gentlemen who
were candidates says more for him than
columns Of praise.
For Auditor, U. ]. Campbell Of Main
was chosen. He is an energetic and
capable merchant, familiar with &C
counts and we'll fitted to discharge thu
duties of the Office with knowledge and
discretion. He has filled the Office be.
fore, and with credit.
For ticket composed of such men
we have no hesitation in asking the
support of all good citizens ofthe county
and we hope that the vote in October
may prove conclusively that the people
have In 1t all faith and confidence.
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s,onhcnvillo q. Female Seminary
WI UT T Ut A. IT,
Fire Insurance.

The Mutual Plan guarantees TO the mutually
insured tho greatest security 70. tho least posei-
ble cost. The premium notes are the c1piiOl
on this no dividends are PAID to the stockhod-
erg, but IL ls simply assessed 10 pay deficiencies
arising after the payment OF losses aud OK.
penscs, which In the COLUMBIA INSURANCE
lstence have averaged but O por Ccntum upon
the premium note, being lower than the iNt, 5
paid In the best solvent stock companies during
The same period OF time. In iusurig at stog K
rates, the insured must pronounce TO himself
that he pays every year CnOugh--lbt To form
an accumulated find for emergencies; "a. To
pay large dividends to tie capital invested IN
the Company; 81. Runs the risk Of "Chicngo
existence In Il Mutual Company he Keeps his
own reserve IN hand until needed, aud pays no
dividend to capitalists. The mutually insured,
being themselves the capitalists, look after the
business, its character and its agents in MI
places, thus protecting each other, For lnsur-
anCcs or Agencies address
j. FRUEAUFF, Secretary,
Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa.
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New Advertisements.
.XECuTORlS NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL ESTATE OF JOHN FESTER Sr. DECD
Letters testamentary ON the estate of John
Fester sr late of Center township, Columbia coun-
" dec'd, have been granted by the Register of
twp, and Levi Fester Of Centre twp. All pei sons
having claims against the estate are requested
TO present them 10 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
JOHN FEsSTER, Jr.
LEVI TESTER,
n33-Bw Executors
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