davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
Cnnlnnign NOinS.

ID. G. Cloud, of Muscatino, Ia, twice
elected Attorney. General of that State,
now supports Greeley and Brown.
Twelve of tho Republican members
of the Ohio House of Representatives
have turned their backs on Grant.
-Four of the Republican state Senators
OF Now York are outspokcn Greeley
men, and six more are sure to declare
for Greeley before November.
The CINCINNATI Commercial states
that OK Governor Stephen s. Harding,
of Indiana, an original Republican, is
out for Greeley.
Mr.. Ely, the republican mayor of Nor
walk, and Mr.. Coffin, republican mayor
of Middletown, Connecticut, arc both
out for Greeley.
Grant carried West Virginia in 1868
by 5000 majority. This year the Grant
mon dare not even nominate State
ticket.
Lewis Peck, of Ontario county, New
York, late United States Revenue Col.
lector for that Congressional District,
has declared for Greeley and Brown.
Colonel Milton Dana, of Wilkesbarre,
one of the delegates to the Cameron
State Convention which nominated
Hartranft, repudiates Grant and has
declared for Greeley,
1t is in evidence, sworn TO by Hart
| ranft himself, that he received $1,000
from the embezzler, George O. Evans,
as "loan" which he did not repay to
Evans until the public exposure of
| Evans defalcation compelled him TO do
| SO.
w. NJ. Co0urn, who was in 1868 elect.
ed Attorney General of the State of ID
diana on the Radical ticket, has writ
ten letter strongly endorsing Greeley,
and stating that he will support him in
the coming contest.
The Monroe County Hepu5Hcan,
Richland County Iadependent, We
gauWega Times Oconomowoc Times,
Ripon Free Press, and Racine AdcOcate
| have come out fer Greeley within the
past ten days. All are Wisconsin pa
pers.
Circulars inviting democrats to at
tend the Louisville convention are
printed at the government printing
Office in Washington, are folded at the
republican headquarters, and sent out
under frank of radical congressman.
The whole expense is borne by federal
oiliceholder5.
William NJ. Coleman, republican at
torney general of North Carolina, and Il
supporter of the Grant candidate for
governor at the recent election in that
state, has written letter declaring his
intention to support Greeley and
Brown.
A letter to the Chicago Tribune from
81 Joseph, Mich, says Last night we
held q very large Greeley and Brown
meeting, about 800 being present. Out
of that number 400 Joined the club.
This town is all Greeley there il har-
dly Grant man left"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
NEWS

The steamer Nevada, of the Philadel-
phia and Hartford line, took fire while
anchored off the mouth of the Thames
River, on Long Island Sound Sept. 13,
and was burned 10 the waters edge.
The captain and crew escaped in the
boats. The loss will not exceed SO, 900.
A terrible Iudiau massacre is report
ed in Colorado. On Monday last,
Government train OF SO mule teams,
loaded with army supplies for Fort
Lyon, under command ofStephen Bry-
an, was attacked by 200 Arapahoes in
Dry Creek Valley, between Carson City
and the Fort. The wagons were plum
dered and burned, the mules carried off,
| and 15 men belonging to the train left
killed or wounded on the ground. Bry-
an was tlayed alive by the savages.
| Fifteen other men are missing. 1t is
said the train was under the escort of
Lieut.. Mcfarland, with several hun.
dred cavalry, but the escort was nine
miles in the rear at the timl Of the
| massacre.
Judge Dent, the President'sbrother in
law assaulted Henry Reed one of the
editors of the Washington CapHal on
Monday last and was arrested and
held to bail for the assault.
| j. w, Killinger has been nominated
for Congress by the republicans oI
Schuylkill County. He is also the
nominee of the labor reformers.
| Hugh Maria, the accomplice OF
James Dougherty ard Neil M'Laugh-
lin in the assassination of Detective Jas
Brooks, the a5sa55inator of Alderman
M'Mullin, and the participant in many
other crimes, was arrested In Philadel
phia last week and held in $4,000
| bail.
The steamer Metis, OF the Providence
linc, while on her trip from New Yori;
TO Providence, was struck by AN un
| knOwn schooner about four o'clock last
Friday morning, six miles from Watch
Hill, II l., and sunk almost immediate
ly. A portion OF the vessel driftet
ashore with number of passengers.
The Metls had on board 10l passengers
about one half of whom it Is hoped are
saved but tho details OF the occurrence
are yet imperfect.
| DIR. JeWett, a well-educated and &C
centric old gentleman, of North Haven
| Me-, committed suicide in his Office OF
Friday last in very extraordlnar!
manner, by severlng the femoraI artery
in both his thighs, and then setting fire
| to o canful Of kerosene oil which HI
had poured over the floor of the room
He was found undressed, weltering Ia
his blood in the midst of the fire, AM
died Immediately.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

"rhe Ring Trinmnliant.n

Under the above heading the RE
publican" of the 10Th instant proceeds
to give an account Of the Democratic
County Convention of Columbia coun.
ty of Tuesday before. L will not at
tempt to follow him through the whole
report if such he has the cheek to call
it-but will leave all but the closing
part, together with tho predictions"
"Ring Combinations" and "Slaughter-
ings' TO others if they think best to no.
tice them, giving as reason that my
limited residence in the county has of
fered me no data Of such an Organina-
ton; simply pass all this by saying that
l supposed, and | base my supposition
upon the minutes of the NJ. Il. Central
Pa. Con-, that the editor of the Repub.
lican was a priest not prophet. |
thank the Republican not only for my
self, but for the Democracy in general
for the compliment when he says, della
egate from CataWissa, who had evident
~ been schooled when Democracy was
honest and outspOken, &C." Was this
admission Intentional or not? Was it
not for the closing paragraph l should
think 1t was, though possibly | am mis-
taken. 1.-TWO of said committee were
avoWed anti-Greeley men," "and at
this juncture the mover Of the resOlu.
ton was eatreated to withdraw his mo-
ton" This I declare not to be a fact.
True, the motion was carried unani-
mously, aud it was SliggeSted To the
mover by Peter Eut, that ,hould
withdraw the motion owing the
heat of the day, and the latene- the
| hour. The committee was ordesc I, and
| appointed but declined TO serUe, ,rfl the
nl0rer himSey, that delegate from Cat
| awissa, who was schooled when Demo-
cracy was honest" Now, Mr.. Repub.
| lican, if that is "DODGING" Greeley,
am willing to take the responsibility of
| the "dodge.n That the whole move
was made in the very best Of feelings,
and without any reference to the mana
gers | am satisfied from this fact alone,
if no other, that Peter Ent, together
| with the Cattawissa delegates adhered
to Gen. Scott, till ne withdrew, and
| then went over to Mr.. Jackson. l
think ifthe Republican man will attend
to his own "Happy Family" he will
have just about all that one individual
need attend to these days, be he PRO
phet, Priest or King" Democrats of
Columbia county Listen not 10, the
voice of your political enemies-they
! would disarm you only TO destroy. To
be divided at this time is only to be de-
stroyed. Possibly you aud | too, per-
Soaut(y, would have preferred other
men as leaders in the HatiOnas contest.
But remember men are mortal-princi-
pies are immortal. Labor, therefore,
for that which is immortal. Washing
ton once said; "Gentlemen, vote for
measures, not men" Give Us honest
men to carry out Just measures, and the
country has nothing to fear. That the
measures advocated by the Democracy
at this time are just, is, believe, ad-
mitted by all and that the men pledg.
ed to carry out those measures If elected
are honest, who doubts? T. NJ. II,
MCINTYRE PLACE, Cattawissa Pa.
August 20, 1872.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06


THE Democratic Conference uf this
Senatorial District met nt Wiliamt
port ON tridtr. Aueu,f 20th The toi
lowing gentlemen were present ,con.
frroes:
Lycoming County john a, Ulh.
hlc, Joshua r,Gpmi Henry White, ~,
bert Fleming.
Columbia County - John &. Quick,
John Leggott, Hugh Mcbride, Morde
cal Millard.
Montour Cuunty-Iliram Antrim, @.
Z. Richard, GeorgA w. Miles, Ira Stett-
ler.
Sullivan County Michael Meylert,
Chas. q. Finch, john q. Wright, r. j.
Thomson.
An organization was effected by the
election Of the following officers:
Presi1out--J. q. Quick, OF Columbia
county.
Secretaries Michael Maylcrt, of Sui.
livan, and Goo w. Miles of Montour,
On motion of Gen. Fleming, the con-
ference proceeded to the business for
which il had assembled, aud
Mr.. Gamble nominated Robert Z,
Alton of Lycoming county
Mr.. Lcggott nominated Charles q.
Barkley Of Columbia county.
Mr.. Meylert nominated George ID.
Jackson of Sullivan county.
Mr.. Miles nominated Thomas Chal-
| fant of Montour county.
Tho nominations were then declared
closed and the frat ballot taken which
| resulted
For Mr.. Allen -Mc5srs Gamble, Tag
| CART, White and Fleming.
For Mr.. Chalfaut-M Mcssrs. Antrim
| Richard, Miles and Stettler--l.
For Mr.. Barkley-Messrs, Quick Leg
gott, Mcbride and Millard-l.
| For Mr.. Jackson-Mcssrs. Mcylert
Finch, Wright and Thomson-4. .
| Thirty-two moro ballots were had
each resulting precisely the same as the
first, and the cOnlerencet then adjourned
TO meet next morning.
The Conference re assembled on Sat
urday and proceeded again to ballot fol
a candidate for State Senator. Six ad
ditional ballots were Matchmaking thir
ty-nine in all 49, without any change
Whatever from the FIRST one. On The
fortieth ballot the four Sullivan county
conferees and two of the Columbi;
county conferees joined those of Mon
tour for Mr.. Chal(ant, and the othe
two Columbia county conferoes joined
those of Lycoming for Mr.. Allen, max
lug the ballot stand
For Mr.. Chalfant-Messrs. Antrim
Richard, Miles, ,Stettlcr, Meylert, Finch
Wright, Thomson, Mcbride aud Leggo
10.
For Mr.. Alien - Messrs. Gamble
White, Fleming, Taggart, Millard an
Quick-6.
Mr.. Chalfant was declared duly non
mated aud the conference adjourned
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

THE Northumberland County Demo
cratic Convention met at Sunbury on
Monday last. Simon p. Wolverton was
nominated for delegate to the Constuti-
onal Convention, and Wm. l.. Dewart
for Congressman, subject TO the decls
ion of the District Conferees. A county
ticket was also selected. A committee
from the Liberal Convention waited
upon q similar committee from the
Democratic Convention, and expressed
its willingness to support the ticket
chosen by the latter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

One Of the advantages of the present
rule in the South appears in the cost of
collecting the revenue. In Illinois it
costs two and in New York it costs
three cents to collect a dollar; but in
North Carolina it costs ten cents, in
South Carolina eighteen cents, in Texas
twenty-four cents, and in Arkansas
twenty-seven cents to collect a dollar.
This is one of the financial fclicities of
the carpet-b bag dynasty.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

THE great head-centre of corruption
and fraud, Simon Cameron, is now in
Washington, ,disgracing the Republican
party of the country by acting as the
chairman of its National Committee.
His presence there is more dangerous to
General Grant than would be a Demo
cratic victory in Maine.-PreSS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

WAS THIS BRIBERY ?-One of the
most serious charges yet made against
President Grant comes from the Chicago
Tribune, than which there is no news
paper of higher character in the coun-
try. One j. Russell Jones, of Chicago,
wanted foreign appointment, and did
not know any better way to get it than
through Grants cupidity or love of
gain. AT this time Il Swedish colony
owned considerable land in Illinois,
some Of which lay in the confines of
Chicago, and rapidly growing in value.
The trustee of this colony was induced
to sell about so acres Of the land to
Jones for a low price, and they say with
out authority, and Jones conveyed it to
Grant for tho sum of one dollar, the
deed being put on rec ord at Chicago, by
which the transaction appears. About
this time Grant appointed Jones Minis
ter to Belgium, where he now is to the
disgrace of the country. The President
has not denied the "soft Impeachment"
If this is not case of bribery we do not
know what is.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

Governor Bross said, few days ago,
to New York reporter, that "Illinols
Ii as safe for the Liberal ticket as New
York itself is"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
AGENTSLOOK HERE ! dhHGH HhsSH hsti, is q
For the New splendidy Illustrated Edition of
ROBINSON GRUSOE:.

Because it is the most fascinating and popular
book in print and eXcels all 10 real elegance and
loW prices, Just out. 52S pages tinted paper
only $3.50 easy worth $3.50. Is Great Hit, sells
quick and fast. Terms of this and our new Do
mestc Bibles, far the most complete superbly il
lustrated and fast-sellng edition eXtant, also
the Pocket Companion worth $40 to any book
agent sent free Write ut once stating where
you saw this, to HUBBARD BROS,
apr. 26-tt Publishers, 72} SAMSON ST., Phila
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
NOTICE is IIEREBY GIVEN,

Peace who shall hold any Office or appointment
of profit or trust under the United States, or of
this State and city or corporated district, whetn-
er commissioned officer or otherwise, a subOr-
dlnate omeer or agentwho is or shall be employ
ed under the Legislature, executive or judiciary
Department of this State, or OF any city or ofany
Incorporated district, and also, that every mem
Der OF Congress and of the State Legislature, and
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
DUDLIO SALE
AiuAGtE RIsAL GsrNe

VALUABLE ltllAb ls0I .If.
Tlio undersigned Executor OF thc E,ttlr ui
Frederick ShNiter, deceased, late uf Centre tow u-
ship, Columbia county, viii expose ln 'al' ol
public venduo ON tho promises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l2th, 1919,
at one o'clock In the afternoon large quantity
of valuable land situate IN trc toWnslp
Columbia county bounded and described nS
follows. Adjoining lands of John Heiscr anu
others on the north, lands OF John Fcstor aud
others on the east william Dennis and others
on the south and Reuben sitter, william BoWpr
aud others ON tho west. containing
ONE lIUNDRED AND FlFrY-F1vE ACRES,
moro or less. The above land Is IN good condi-
ton nnd will he sold whole or In lots - suit
purchasers. There AFRO about ono Hundred
acrcs cleared and undor good cultivation, on
which ure erected Two Frame
u w " l. l. n @ If O L s Il $ ,
n splendid Bank Barn, Wagon House, Hog
House aud other improvements. good Apple
Orchard, n good spring. Some of ihc Timber
land will bo sold In separate lots-good Chestnut
and White Oak timbor, Torms mndo known on
day of sale. ...... ,.,,,.,,,,,
sept. 0,72-ts Executor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
fDbf Anti IIHmOrrhagic lnhalant;
One Bottle Concentrated Food;
One BOt,le 10 Cough
HSrRAX

ESrRAY.
IL Came TO the premises Of the subscriber Ia
Locust township On or about August lst q COW
about eleven years old, with white flce. The
owner VIII prove prOperty,pay eXpensesand take
hor away or she VIII be sold according 70 law,
ISAIAH YEAGER,
Aug, 30, lS72-2w"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
ESEyE RYR

GENTS SWAETED.-Agent make more mon-
4 ey at work 70. us than ~ anything else.
Business light aud permanent. Particulars free.
o. sTINsoN * Co., Fine Art Publishers, Port
lauJ, Maine. sept6wI
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy,

At chester, Delaware County, Ia, Fot kcsi-
dent Cadets only) The eleventh annual session
commences Wednesday, September :. Thorough
instruction, N civil Englneerlng the Math,;;
matiCal and Natural Sciences. the Classics ana
English is impaired by West Point graduates
ana other competent professors. Circulars may
be obtained of Col, Til EO. HYATT,
Ircst, r. NJ. ".
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

slight Pay 100 pcr cent profit. Now is the
time. Send nt once To- Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists of our Fine Steel Engravinss of all
the Candidates, Campaign biographies, Charts,
Photographs, Badges, Pms. Flags, and every
thing suited to the times. Ten Dollars per day
easily made. Full samples sent fOr S3 Address
MOORE Il GoopsPEED, 80 Park Row, New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

1t IS not a phvslc which may giyc temporary,
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses put
ircd diseases to aid in weakening the invalid,
nor is it n docored liquor, which, undCr the popuS
lar name of "Bittcis' is so extensively pHlmcd
OIL ON the public as sovereign remedies, but II Is Y
most powerful Tonic ana Alternative, pronounce
SO by the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris and has been long used by the regular
physicans of other countries with wonderful
ron, nj rpat1
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06
DR., Wells Extract Of Juruboba


retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to tho
plant and must be taken ~ permanent curative
agent ,,
is there want ofaction IN your liycr IL Spleen
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes i'm q
pure by delcterlous secrctions, n.olucing scIoI-
ulous or SKIN diseases, BlOtchcs, FelonS PustuIcS
Cankcr, pimplCs, &C. u.
lake Jurubeba to cleanse, purify ana restore
the vitated blood to healthy action.
Have you DySpcptic stomach? Unless diEes,
ton is promptly aided the system is dcbilitaJ cd
with loss Of vital force, poverty of the Blood
Dropscal Tendency, General weakness OF Las
situdc. 49,. 81.
Take IL TO assist Digestion with;u reaction, il
will impart youthful YigOr to the weary suuclSr.
Have you weakness of the iutestnes? Hou
are in danger OF Chronic DiarrhoCIo+ the dread
iul Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take it to allay irritation ana Ward OIL JSndcn-
cy to inflammation. -.
Have you weakness of the Uterine OF Urinary
Organs? You must procure instant relief or
you are liable to suffering worse than death.
Take it to strengthen organic weakne's or llle
becomes n burden.
Finally 1t should be frequently taken u keep
the system in perfect health on you are other-
wise In great danger Of malarial, miasnatlc or
contagious diseases.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plat IT, New York.
Sole Agent for the United states,
Price 81 per Bottle, send for Circular. sept CIV
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

DORDENTOwN IN. J1 FEMALE COIJEGE.-
ID Thorough instruction. Healthful and beau-
tiful location. One of the most carefully con-
ducted and best sustained institutions IN The
state. For terms, etc, address Rev. JOHN IL.
BRAI[ EIEN. Pm, u.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-06

L OST.
IL ON Wednesday oycning, August 2Sth Inst,
IN Dutch Valley STEER and n lEIFER, two
years old, both animals fat. They arc rod in
color with white spots. The finder Will be re-
warded on restoring thom TO
GOTrLOB qUNTHER
Bept 0,72-2w' Catawissa Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05
IsFAL.l
DIED.

BARKER. On the Sd instant, of apoplexy, W IT,
LIAM N, son Of the late Major james N. Bar
ker.
The funeral viii take place from 900 North
Carolina evenue, 3. E., at clock this evening.
BELT. On the 5th instant, at O'Clock .. m,
GEORGE LFRED, son Of A. X. and Is. b. Belt,
aged lO months.
sufler lutte children come unto me, for Of such
10 the Kin gdam OF Heaven
The funeral will take place from the residence,
313 18th street. at o'clock, July 9th.
DUNN. On the 5th inst. Mrs. ANNA DUNN,
wife of James Damn, aged IS years.
Belativ and friends Of the family requested
10 attend her funeral from her late residence,
~ street q. W., Sunday, at o clock p. m. Phila
delphis papers please copy.1 q
JOHNSON. On the 5tb instant, at IA O'Clock q
m, CATHARINE. below ed wife Of Michael John
son, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 1877 10Th street N. w., on sunday,
July Tth, st2 O'Clock .. m.
TUNA. On the 5th inst, JAMES TUNA, In
the e5th year of his age.
Funeral service will take place from the residence
Of his son. John r. Tunis. corner Boundary and
streets n. W., Sunday, J uly Tth, a. p. m.
O'Clock p m JOHN BARNEY WARDER, aged as
years. He leaves . devoted vile, eight children,
and many frieHds 10 mourn his loss.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
serce, Ilfh street, between and I, to morrow =,
saturday at o'clock p Relatives and friends
Of the family ere invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05
10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1904 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS
CEAECERY SALE OF ALLTdE REMAINING
REAL ESTATE OF Y. n. q. MURDOCH, IL
SnITARFS ~ 90

CHkhEGERT SALE QFALLTaE REMAINING
sofhREs No. so, or Isl, Ia Il AND h iss IN
Court the district Of pe GSam6a in Eaty
cause No. 2764, George W Lnyille & co VS.
sc, ~ =; MHldoek ct al, We will sell at pubic
the 9th day OF July, 4 D. 1874 at 5 o'clock D. m !,
the following real estate, viz;
division Of Square No. %, with the two-story franz
Also Lot H. east 1873 feet of Lot H. by depth there
Of, and Lois 81, 81 3d. aud 81 in subdivision Square
l5i, with The two story frame houses
part of Lot c. in subdivision of square 49, fronting
20 feet on 10Th street, between and
Also, parts II Lots A. b. :, y, and q frontinr %
feet On Lawrence street by loo feet II depth
fenns Is es so OF ID "a and
depth, win two story frame houses.
And' Immediately after the ab9ye, will sell Lots II
tween New Hampshire avenue and 18th street;
And Lots Sc, and 7. in subdivision of Square NJ
1872 each 10 feet front by 100 feet in ph and
iEg on street, between 18th and 10; h streets N
has two parlors aud hall, with kitchen in b .ck
building, and has also four chambers and passag.
ia front paled yards from II to 10 feet in depth, and
The vacant Lots above mentioned are eligible
sites for Houses, situated where land Is rapidly
rising in value, and within tb squares only of p
street railroad, now in Of construction and
its branch running north to Boundary is sill
some and commodIous dwellings q profitable in
'eTstment, rare Opportunity -
Terms OF sale: One-si III cash: balance in thirty
monthly payments, with interest at ten per centum
from the day Of sale secured t. satisfaction, and
Fifty Of at the
cost Of the purchaser Of the property win be
$ $SII 5S %sa S,IERssnSil,r Receivers.
je2od GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.