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Stand 60 Your Guns.

We hop6the Overwhelming defeat in
this State last Tuesday will not cause
any Democrat or Liberal to give up the
contest. Our cause Is Just as sacred 10.
day as 1t was before there was a ballot
cast, in the present campaign. The peo-
pie have as great an interest in national
and State Reform, as they had before
fraud, money and the power Of the Ad-
ministration, ,overthrew the honest voice
of the people of Pennsylvania. In the
end this great cause Is sure to succeed,
because 1t challenges the respect of the
honest men of all parties. 1t may possi-
bly, meet crushing defeat everywhere,
for time, but ultimately IL will
triumph, and right prevail. IL we were
struggling simply for office, the case
would bo different but, as our fight is
one of principle, we must wage the bat
tie until victory crowns our efforts. To
surrender now, with the battle partially
fought, would be cowardly in the ex-
treme, and unworthy of freemen. Sup
pose the Union army had given up the
contest after the first bloody defeat at
Bull Run, what would the world have
thought of our courage, aud our cause?
This country would be the despised of
all nations, and to-day we would be
mourning over a divided Union, and
disgraced Government. We do not look
upon the contest as hopeless, with Penn
sylvania gone, for with Indiana in our
favor, our chances are about, or nearly
equal. Even If we cannot,elect Mr.. Gree
ley, it is necessary that we make as
strong fight as possible for him, and
the cause he represents. Nothing will
have such wholesome check on the
corrupt Administration at Washington,
as the strength of numbers chrystalized
in an active, vigilant and aggressive
party. Above all this there is another
consideration. There is point of honor
in this contest. Democrats cannot now
desert their allies, the Liberal Republi-
cans. They stood by us the second Tues
day in October, and we are in honor
hound to stand by them in November.
Thousands voted our State and county
ticket. five overestimated their num-
bers, it was our fault not theirs, snd
does not relieve us of our duty to them.
We, therefore, say to the Democrats of
Bucks county every obligation of honor
and political fealty appeals to them to 60
to the polls in November and vote for
Horace Greeley. He is our candidate,
as well as the representative Of every
thing that is worth contending for in
politics, and Democrats cannot afford to
be recreant to him and the cause of right
Then stand to your guns Democrats
Doylesto,cn Democrat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-01

In sundry newspapers we find an
article which has the appearance of hav.
ing come from the editorial manufactory
in Washington. This article bears the
portentous and thrilling title, "Grant
side by side with the Father of the
Country, "and it is an attempt to defend
the Doctor from what it calls "the weak
aspersions of the imbecile writers and
pigmy maligners of the present day."
The point is that, whereas Gen. Wash
ington was abused and was yet a good
President, DIR. Grant must he a good
President because so many people say
that he isn't. 1t is not every day that
you meet with such delightful logic
such convincing sequittrS.
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A True View Of the Pennsylvania Election

True View Of the Pennsylvania Election.
The Golden Age, edited by Theodore
Tilton, gives the following true picture
of the recent election: "Pennsylvania
has given to the country the best of all
reasons why the Republican party
should be defeated. The Hartranft vic.
tory in that State-a victory by a dis
honored over an honorable mana
victory by . Ring over the People--a
victory whose swollen majority was
heaped up by repeaters and magnified
by fraud-a victory of the penitentiary
and perjury-such victory Is worse
than defeat. The Republican party
of Pennsylvania committed suicide on
the Sth of October. Whom the gods
would destroy they first made mad. 1t
needs no prophetic foresight to see that
sooner or later there is sure to be a pop
ular revulsion against the Hartranft
type OF public service. 1t is generally
confessed that if this mans ticket had
been left to its own merits to sustain 1t,
and had not craftily borrowed an extra
neous help from Grant and the necessi-
ties of the next Presidency. it would
have gone down into the dust under
the weight of $4,000 adverse majority.
The Republicans of Pennsylvania
therefore, stand convicted of voting for
a Governor whom in their hearts they
despise, for the sake of re-electing a
Federal Administration VIII 'ch thus be.
comes partner in the frauds of the
most gigantic of State Rings. The Penn
sylyania Republicans give up to party
what was meant for mankind. They
out. Tweed Tweed.n
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2sd, 1877
WINDOWS, APPRAISEMENT,

w The following appraisements of real and
personal property set apart to widows of deced-
ents have been filed in the Office of the Register
of Columbia county, under the Rules of court,
and will be presented for absolute confirmation,
TO the Orphaas' Court TO be held in bloomsbury,
In and for said county, on Wednesday, the 9Th
day of November, 1872 at 2 o'clock p M, OF said
day, unless exceptions to such conirmatous are
previously filed, of which all persons intcres ted
In said estates Will take notice:
lst, Widow of John Kreisher late of Locust
township, deceased.
I'd. Widow of Johu Ruclsle, late of Mount
Pleasant township, deceased.
3D.. Widow of James March, late of Centre
township, deceased.
4th. Widow ofJames Boylcs late of Briarcreek
township. deceased.
5th. Widow of John Festor, late of Centre
township, deceased.
9Th. Widow of William Butler, late of Montour
township, deceased.
7th. Widow of John Kolm, late OF Orange
township, deceased.
Sth. Widow of John Uren, late of Catawlssa
township, deceased
WILLIAMSON H.JACoBY,
Register
Bloomsbury, Nov. |, 1872 novl
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| A CORRESPONDENT of the Buffalo
Courier writes as follows to that paper.
A perusal will give some idea of the
rcscality and outrageous fraud which
made up Hartranft's so,called majority
in Philadelphia. A more disgraceful
record we have never seen.
| On my way home last night / fell in
with a company of Reddy's boys, and
found their company rather entertain.
| ing. They were just home from Phila-
delphia, having succeeded in making a
little pile by visiting many polls and
leaving the name of Mr.. Hartranft with
the people behind the rail. One party
of twenty-five men, living in the eighth
ward of this city, drove around the
city of Philadelphia in an omnibus,
drawn by four horses, and voted at
forty five different polls, and wound
up the days sport by putting in a Sec
ond ballot at the poll where they be-
gan operations. They were supplied
with lists of names by The. Allen to
answer to at each polling list, and were
only one of four gangs from the Eighth
ward of this city. If the others did as
well as this, they alone added $500
votes to Hartranft's majority. one
man, who didn't believe in crowds but
"quiet business" admitted to voting 6l
times-or rather, as he corrected him.
self, to putting in G1 ballots. He sup
piled himself with the names of four or
five men in each election district of a
wealthy ward, and went early. He
voted for one, stepped outside the door
and allowed two or three others to vote
then came back and voted again.
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THE REGISTRY LAW.

also give official notice tothe electors of Coll
umbia county that by an act, entitled IAN
Act further supplemental TO the act relative 10
the elections Ol this Commonwealth" approved
April I7lh, a. ID. 1863. IL IA, provided as fol-
lows
SEC. 3. After the assessments have been com :
pleted on the tenth day preceding the second
shall, on the Monday Immediately following
make a return to the county commissioners OF
the names OF all persons assessed by him since
second section OF this act, noting opposite each
name the observations aud explanations requir-
ed To be noted as aforesaid aud the county com .
mlsgioners shall thereupOn cause thesame TO be
added % the return required by the second Sec
ton of this act and full and correct copy there
of to he made, containing the names ofall per-
sons SO returned as resident taXables in said
ward, borough, township or precinct, and furnish
the same together with the necessary election
blanks 10 the officers OF the election IN said ward
borough, township or precinct on or before six
o'clock In the morning of the second Nues1ay oi
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DEGISTER,S NOTICES

EGISTER'S NOTICES.
~ Notice Is hereby given to all legatocs, cred
itors and other persJds interested in the es
that the following administration and guardian
| accounts have been filed in the office of the Reg
lister of Columbia county, and VIII be presented
for confirmation and allowance la the Orphan ms
Court, TO be held in Bloomsbury on Wednesday
the 4th day of December 1872, at 2o'clock p. IN
ist The account of william Neal, Admins.
traitor of Eliz Boyd, late OF the town OF Blooms
"a. The first and final account of John r.. Yohe
| guardian OF the person and estate of Francis II
Hess, minor child OF Daniel Hess, late of Mitlin
Sd. The first and final account of D. A. Watson
and John Hendershott, executor of Jane Peg T.
| late of Madison township, deceased. y
4th. The final account of Hiram ]. Rec Ter ex-
eentor OF John zeigler, late OF FRANKLIN town
5th. The first and partial account of Jesse X
Sharpless. executor of John Lawrence, late O
9th. The first and final account of VI. E. lack.
| son, trustee. to sell Real Estate of John Daven-
7th. The account OF Benz Wagner. Admins
traitor OF samuel 9. Pilkington, late of Locus
ton, administrator OF Syrena Kie, late OF Sugar
LOAF township, deceased.
ira .or of the estate of William Hess Iatc Of sn.
garloaf township, deceased
Rambach, executor of John MIier, laIe G of ei Brt
arcreek township, deceased
llth The nrst ana hnal account of Conrad Bit
minor child OF Geo. p. Miller. late of @ mira
township, deceased.
l2th. The first and final account of Anna
Miller guardian Of the person an1 estate OF Ia
cob W. Miller, a Minor child of Geo. z. Miller,
late of Centre township, deceased.
18th. The first and final account of william
Fairman Jr.. administrator of William Fairman,
Sr., late OF Mount Pleasant township, decea s.
ed.
nth. The account of Lewis Yetter, executor of
William Coffnan, late of Catawissa township,
deceased.
10Th. The account of Isaac Leldy and Mos es
Slecker, administrators of Gideon Stecker, la te
OF Hemlock township, deceased.
18th. The account Off. X. ShaIpless exec utor
of Elizabeth Yetter, late of Catawissa Towns hip,
deceased.
WILLIAMSON H.JACOBY.
Register.
Registers Office,
Bloomsburg. Nov. l, 1872. nov l
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AT the recent election in this State,
Hon. VIM. Elwell of Bloomsbury, Col
pmbia county, was reelected president
judge OF the twenty sixth Judicial dis
trict, having no opposition. and receiv-
ingevery vote cast for the position. This
is the best kind of evidence that Judge
Elwell is highly acceptable to the peo-
pie OF his district, and is a compliment
which in these days few judges ever OBJ.
tain. We congratulate him upon the
well deserved honor which has been &C.
corded to him.-Phita. Legal Gazette.
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Ia pursuance OF an order of the Orphans Court
of the county of Columbia, the undo signed ad.
minlstrator &c. OF Benjamin Camp, late OF the
Township of Locust, In snid county, deceased
Will expose TO public sale ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23d, 1872
at 10 o'clock q. m, n certain messuage and tract
OF land, situated In the township of Locust,
aforesaid, bounded by lands of Adam Cla "
berger on the east, by lands of Isaac Fisher OF
the north, by lands of william Henninger on
the west, and lands of Raup& Culp on the south
containing
AZ ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected Dwelling.
house. Barn and other out bu idings.
TERMS OF sALE.-Twenty per cent. of "a o
the purchase money to be paid at the striking
down OF the property. One-hatf of the balance
OF the pur chase money 10 be paid at the conflr
nation of the sale. and the balance of the pur
chase money TO be paid In one year hereafter
with interest from confirmation nj ST. Purcha SCI
topay for deed. Possession given on the lst day
OF April 1873.
PETER SwANK,
Admulstra tor.
Numedia, Col. CO.. Pa, Nov l. iS72.
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Horace Greeley said General Grant.
never has been defeated and never will
be-" He said nothing about President;
Grant, who is quite different COM.
modify, and has been defeated in almost
everything he has undertaken since he
became President.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-01

PosTMAsTER GENERAL CREswELL
ruled about a year ago that newspapers
could only be sent through the mails to
regular subscribers, but numbers of the
New York Times are now sent to par
ties all over the country who have new
er asked for the same and don't want it..
Grantism, 1t seems, can 20 free.
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New Advertisements,

NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the account
OF James kieffer, com mittee of the person and
estate OF Daniel Gearhart, a Lunatic ofthe town
ship OF Roaringcreek. has been filed in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia county
X. II. RING .ER,
nov l-4w% Prothu,,,tarv
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF PETER FRITZ, DECD,
Notice Is hereby given that letters of Adminis-
tration have been granted by the Register OF
wills OF Columbia county to the undersigne up-
on the estate of Peter Fritz, late of Sugarloaf
township, in said county, now deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are REQUIRED 10
make payment and all persons who have claims
against said estate TO make them known to the
undersigned. JOSIAH Il. FRITZ,
Administrator
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Il ESTATE OF JOHN BRIGHT, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate of John
BrlHht late OF oftishingcreek twp, Columbia coun.
SAID county TO Jacob Geisinger. of same twp.
All persons having claims against the estate are
requested To present them to the Executor In
Coium bia county. Those indebted TO the estate
elther on note, judgment, mortgage or book ac.
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nov l-6w.* Execntnr'
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A UDITOR,s NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF ELIZABETH LUNGER DECD.
The undersigned appointed auditor to distrib.
ute the funds in the hands of the Administrators
OF the estate OF Elizabeth Lunger, deceased, Will
meet the parties interested at his Office In the
town OF Bloomsburg. on Saturday Nov 3Oth
l672,at 10 O'Clock, a. M, when and where all per.
sons interested are requested to present them to
the Auditor or be forever debarred from coming
in for said fund.
c.. BARKLEY,
nov l-W. Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

a UDITOK'S NOTICE.
II ESTATE OF AMOS RHODES DECD.
The undersigned appointed Auditor 10 distrib-
ute the funds In the hands of the Administra-
tor OF the estate of Amos Rhodes, deceased, Will
meet the parties interested at the Office of w
n. Abbott, Esq, of Catawissa, ON Saturday
Nov; ~, at2 o'clock 2, M, when and where all
parties interested and having claims against the
estate are requested 10 present them 10 the Audi
tor, or to be forever debarred from coming In for
a share OF said estate.
G.. B. BRoCKWAY,
novl, 4w Auditor
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'ket office of the Fair {
POCKET BOOK

NOTICE.
IN The undersigned on Friday of Fair week
lost at the ticket office of the Fair Grounds q
POCKET BOOK
containing among other articles, two notes,
VIZ;
One drawn by Daniel 4 Augustus Everhart for
about $50 payable TO the order of Hiram Bak er,
now deceased.
Another drawn by David Roberts for about 500,
dated about April LIST, 1871, and payable eighteen
months after date TO Joshua Fritz or order.
All parties are warned against negotiating
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The finder will please return 10
JOSHUA FRITZ,
Admr. Hiram Baker decd,
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