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THEODORE TILToN answers the
White House organs, that are blowing
off so Justify about an election carried
by unexampled corruption and fraud,
with the following story with a NOR.
al:
There is a Buddhist fable with q NOR
al to it, which tells an amusing tale of q
hog which fancies he has inspired a lion
with fear, and challenges him to mortal
combat. The lion fixes that day week
for the duel, and the hog, SEA upering
back to his herd, proudly declares that
he is going to fight the lion. The an
nOuncement is received with terror "a nd
the crestfallen hog takes the advice of
his friends to roll in dunghill before
eDcountering his dreaded foe. Accord.
ingly ON the fateful day our hero pre-.
sents himself before the lion armed in a
panoply of filth, and the noble beast +,
scorning to touch so contemplate foe,
says: "If you want to fight, 1 leave you
the victory" The story adds, with dry
humor, that the hog told his friend he
had conquered the lion."
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The columbian
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Friday, Nor. 22, 1872.
The Constitutional Convention.

The constitutional tOnNcniiuhs
This body from which 80 much is
expected by the people, and the demand
for which was almost general, met on
Tuesday of last week at Harris burg for
the purpose of performing their great
functions. The high expectations form
ed as to the course of that body were
clouded at the outset by the fact that
the Infamous caucus system was adopt
ell by the majority for political purposes
under the lead of such notorious dem
agogues as Lima Bartholomew, Wayne
McVeagh, and Harry White. Party
lines were at once drawn, aud king
Caucus compelled the election of par
tisan officers.
The Ring not only succ ,eded in this,
hat carried the Convention to Philadel-
phia, that sink of rruption-.whe ere
it was supposed that the destinations
for weak delegates were more numer-
nus.
The people, however, are watching
the actions of the convention with jeal-
ous eyes and If not up to the demands
w tut llinCS W III NV suuCllDu tilb ulttS-
ures to be eproposed, as the amendments
ifany, must be submitted to the people
for ratification.
We fear the broad and mprehensive
reforms demanded by the people, and
referred TO in an article we copy this
week from the Philadelphia Ledger,
will not be adopted, Partisan bias, cor.
rupt politicians, aud corporate influence
nsseen by the large number Of corpora.
ton attorneys as delegates, will prevent
wholesome and radical reforms, as such
interests prefer matters as they are,
rather than the adoption of those meas.
ures which would benefit the massas.
We will hope for the best, and re.
port the proceedings carefully, trusting
That at least as good Constitution will
he adopted as that recently secured by
the people Of Illinois.
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NEWS

Full returns of the Presidential elec-
tion show that 80 States, having 294
ELECTORAL votes, chose Grant electors,
and .that7 States, having 72 electoral
votes, chose Greeley electors. Grants
majority in the Electoral College, 222.
A severe earthquake occurred at Con.
cord, N. H., on Monday afternoon, last.
ing about ten seconds. 1t began with a
sound like an explosion, which was fol-
lowed by trembling and shaking, 1.-THE
apparent course of the earth waves be.
ing from west to east. Buildings rock.
ed violently, and the shock was plainly
perceptible to people walking in the
streets.
The wonders of telegraphy have been
shown by short correspondence which
passed between the Mayor of Adelaide,
Australia, ,and the Mayor of New York,
celebrating the completion of telegraph
ic communication arouad the world.
A delegation of thirty of the leading
Republicans of Pennsylvania including
Simon Cameron, Hartranft, and Mayor
Stokely, called on the President last
Friday to induce him to appoint Mr..
Truman as postmaster, contrary to the
civil'service rules. After hearing their
arguments through, General Grant re-
fused the application, very much to the
surprise and disgust of his discounted
Pennsylvania friends and supporters.
A. dreadful tragedy was on Monday
enacted in New York city in the court
of Judge Sutherland, resulting from
civil suit before him in the case of Anna
King against James King. The latter,
after coolly hearing the testimony
against him ofone Of the witnesses, Am.
brose F. O'Neil, deliberately followed
him down the stairs and there shot him
dead.
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New Advertisements.
OFFICE OF THE MILITARY BOARD OF Col. co.
A No. lurn

OFFICE OF THE MILITARY BOARD OF COL co.
BERWICK, Pa. Nov. 5th, 1872
To the Commissioners ofColumbia county Pa.
OF the small payment of Militia Tax recs v ed
from the County Treasurer, respectfully requ est
you to notify the tax collectors that uteu ,nust
collect and pay IN by the middle of December nert
all the militia Fines, 1dres &C., on their Dupiicates
There has q lready been too much neglect in this
matter on the part OF collectors, and we desire
their particular attention called to their duty in
the premises. Yours respectfully,
g. q. JACKSON, Major Il A. DC.
President OF the Military Board.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10th, 1877
The above communication was handed to us /:
1t needs no additional explanation from US.
M M II + u sa$S$SSSa, hHSSSSi xPSS Com. Col. Co.
Attest WIN, KRICKBAUM
Nov. 2ld, lS72.-2w Clerk.
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IST OF CAUSES For TRIAL
IL DECEMBER TERM 1872.

FIRST WEEK.
Broomall & Co. Va. McNiush & shumpl.
Clemuel q. Rlckets' administrator VS.. David
Lewis j. Adams rs w. Flshingcreek school District
u. Scatterthwaito vs. Frederick Mercerou
franklin township vs.. John McReynods.
Jeremiah $ Rudy VS.. Jacob Schuyler.
Vcniah Reece's administrators vs.. W. a. Kline
Michael Mahlon VS.. Philadelphia q Rsadlng
Railroad Co.
Patrick Monaghan VS.. Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Co.
Roger Dixon VS.. Philadelphia & ReilIns Rail-
Mrs. Mary Connolly VS.. Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Co.
Francis j. Kline VS.. Jacob Herring.
David Gesingsr vs.. Jesse ID. Rice.
Bogart & Kramer vs.. William b irber.
a. w. Eaton & wife VS.. Benz +. Warner Il wife.
Joseph w. Fausey VS.. John Mullgau,
a. B. stewart VS.. Francis b. Jolly.
A. ParSee co., Vs. eys"Sa e M
"A; Pardee 4 Co. vs. Danville, ,HazIeton Wilkes
Ezra =. Lyons VS.. solomon Dirk.
j. w. Sankey vs.. o. b, Melick.
Clark Merrell VS., a. b, Stewart.
SECOND WEEK.
William Longenbergor ct NJ. vs, Hush W. Me-
William II. Abbott VS.. jeremiah $. Brobsl.
BENJAMIN Wagner VS.. Joseph r. Rhodes.
X. :. Bowers administrator VS.. l.. II. Dean & II
&. Barton.
John Yeagers administrator Vi. David Hauck's
William p. Gerard vs. John q. Jacoby.
Wilson Ager vs.. q. B. Brockway.
EllzaDetn Smoyers administrator VS.. Michael |
Heller.
c.. ID. Fowler Indorsec of II. b. Rorke VS.. o. B.
Mellick.
William Coleman VS.. Howard Grimes.
John Auspach & wife VS.. Emanuel Bast, Jacob
Steinhelfert, Philip Brentzel Il A. Auteabach.
Henry Miller VS.. Abraham kase.
William $. Wilson, Iudorsee of Thomas McFlr-
land vs. j. II, Harman.
John Robisons executors VS.. Jesse d. Rice.
jeremiah j. Brobst vs. DluvIlle, HazteLDn 4
WlkeSO lrte RiirOli Co.
jacob Melick vs.. Lewis Lnrish.
Joseph ii. SLaudeu Henry j, MgEWeu ct al,
Catnarine b. Schmeck VS.. j. :. BroDst. NJ. NJ.
Brobst and Michael Brobst.
Low Kurtz vs.. Penna Watts, administrator of
John B. Watts. decd.
John Briilinger JT. VS.. j. Blchman.
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T IST OF GRAND JURORS FOR

Beaver-JonaIhan Hauck, Jacob Hlrr iger.
Benton-Eli. Mendenhall Jr.
Brarcreek-George NJ. Bower
Catawssa-James q. Reeder, John D. Quick
Matthias Hartman.
Centre-Adam Hill.
Fishingcreek-Sanuel Shives, A. w. Patter-
son. "
Franklin-James Huber, William Stoker
Greenwood-George w. Unger, Dlsmer Dl-
Wis.
Jackson-John +. Derr, Jacob Rantz.
Wm Masteller, Daniel smith,
Montour-Lewis Roth,
Pine-Asher Fullmer.
Sugarloaf-C l.. Moore Ezra Stephens
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T IST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
" DECEMBER TERM 1872

I IST OF PETIT JURORS FOR
IL DECEMBER TERM, 1872
FIRST WEEK.
Beaver-Samuel Fisher, Jr.
Benton-A. A. Kline, Jonas Rantz, Richard
Bloom-Eyan q. Jones, Michael Walter,
Charles,A. Moyer, o. A. Jacoby, Thomas Gun.
Brarcreek-Emmor Diettsrick, Thomas
Adams.
atawlssa-caspar Rhawn. Samuel Long, Jr.,
Centre-Hiram whitemlre.
Fishingcreek-Ben: M. Colder, L. j. McHen-
Greenwood-John sands Peter Glrton.
Hemlock-Mathias Moore
Jackson-Abram Knouse.
Locust-Solomon Strausser.
n Madls3nSDayid Phelps, Morris e. Masters,
Mihlla-ThoInas Aten, Thomas X. Hess,
Mt. Pleasast-John Wanich.
orange-Wm. Williams, George Fergu-
Pine-Daniel Green.
koarlngcreek-Ephrdim Lieby
Scott-O. +. Ent.
SECOND WEEK.
Beaver-Peter Schlicher, John Hindeliter.
Berwick-Jonn q. Jacoby, Henry Fowler,
BlOom-Charies Vanderslice, John A. Funs-
ton.
Briarcreeb-Thomas Miller, Henry Doak.
Catawissa-Henry Pfaher, solomon HeIwig,
Centre-Fred Hagepbaoh, Mordeeai Miiiard
George. Conner, Isaac Ernwine,L. W.Wooley, ii.
Centralia-Martio Gaughen.
Fishingereek@ Mathlas Eyer. Philip Apple
Franklln-Solomon Artley.
Green woodw,Wesiey Demott Jackson Rob-
JacksoneD. L. Everhart, Emmanuel Savage.
Locust-Isaao Dyer.
Main-Willlam II. UT.
Madison-Jacob Manning Peter Wolf
Miniin-Isaac Lutz John Michael Jr,
Montour-Joseph Mauser.
sugarloai-Mohtgomery Cole, Alex, Hess.
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Issues of the Next Four Years. Campaign,

Issues Of the Next Four Years. Campaign,
The New York Sun says the issues of
the next four years will be,
l. No Capitalization. No extension of
the functions Of the Federal Cover
ment.
III. Congress and the President to be
deprived of all excessive and unauthor.
lied powers assumed during and since
the war, and to be brought back within
the limits of the Constitution.
III. The States to control their own
affairs, and especially their elections.
Nv. Reform of the civil service.
V. Restoration of specie payments.
vi. Revenue reform-all internal
taxes to be abolished; the tariff to be
put on revenue basis.
VII. Only one term for the Presi-
dent.
VIII. No reelection of Grant In 1876.
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THE NEW CoDIFICATIoN OF THE
lawsuits said that the new COM
mission appointed under the act OF
Congress passed in May, 1870, will be
prepared to report shortly after the re.
assembling of Congress. The result OF
the labors Of this body is the classified
tion under seventy.five titles of all stat
utes enacted by Congress. Ifthis CO.
ditication is adopted by Congress 1t will
supersede the present authorized YER
sion of the statutes at large,
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The BazE is edited with contribution of tact
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The Bdzdr commends itself to every mem Der
OF the household-to the children bv droll and
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templates In endless variety. to the proyldent
matron by Its patterns for the chldren'a cloth es
TO pdterfamilids by Its tasteful designs for en-.
brodered slippers and luxurious dressin ng- cow ms
But the reading matter OF the Bdsdr In uniform ly
OF great excellence The paper has acquired
wide popularity Tor the freside enjoyment II
afords.-N. T. Epei.i,l0 Post
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CORPORATION.

" Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF October A. D., 1872 petition for the Incor-
poration of the Odd Fellows Hall Association of
Bloomsburg, was presented to the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Columbia county, which was ex-
amined and approved by the court and ordered
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should be published in one newspaper, publish
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON
Il PLEAS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY


RIA HERR VS.. RUDOLPH HERE.
FL. Fa. No "a, September Term, 1872.
The auditor appointed by the Court TO report
distribution of the fund in Court arising from
the Sheriffs sale, under the above writ, will
meet the parties interested for the purpose of
his appointment on saturday the thirteenth
day of November. A. ID. 1872 at 10 O'Clock a IN.
at his office in Bloomsbury, Pa, when and where
all parties In Interest are required TO present
their claims or be deDarred from claims ON said
fund. C., w MILLER
nov S-4w' Auditor.
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Total. ... .3533S7 3l776O 3496S9 2ll961
3l776O 2ll96l
Majority. 35627 13772S
A 0prayofo G711d7 k6I65O

A comparison of the vote for Presi.
dent with that for Governor shows a
total falling off 100, ,497. The Republican
vote shows decrease of {, sos, and the
Democratic vote decrease of 105, ,799
giving a net increase of l02, lOl in the
majority.
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OTRAY

CTRAY.
~ Came 10 the premises OF the subscriber on or
about the nrst OF october last,
WHITE SOW;
will weigh 1870 pounds. The owner will come
forward, prove properly pay charges and take
her away or she will DO told according TO
law.
RUDOLPH 5aUMAN.
Mainville, Nov. l5th'8t.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF AMOS RHODE. Dro'p,
Inc Undersigned appointed Auditor to dlstrib- =
ute the funds in tue hands of the AdmiuiStra-
tor of the estate of Amos Rhodes, deceased, VIII
meet the parties Interested at the Office of w.
II. Abbott Esq, of Citawissa, on Saturday :,
NOV. I'D at2 o clOcS p. m, when and where all
parties interested,and having claims again, tue
estate arerequested to present them to the Audi
tor, or to oeiorever deplrred from coming in for
II share OF said estate.
C. b. BROCKWAY,
nov !, iW Auditor.
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OHERIFF,g SALES.

~ BY virtue OF sundry wrlts Issued out Of tn Q
Court OF Common Pleas aud to me directed, WI u
be exposed to public sale at the Court House, 1 n
Bloomsburg, on Monday, the I'd day OF Decem :
Der, 1872 at one o'clock, y. M, the followlng x
properties TO wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
In Conyngham township, Columbia count, Pa,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit Com =
menclng at the centre OF the face OF the north
abutment OF the bridge OF the New York and
town of Ashland TO the town Of Catawlssa thence
north 08 degrees, west 300 feet, thence north y
degrees, west $50 feet thence north elghty.two
(S2) degrees east 40 feet, thence north twenty-
nine and one-half degrees, west ijS feet thence
north 50 degrees, east 40 feet, thence south de-
grees east LAG feet thence north BilS degrees,
west 3ii feet to the place of beginning.
Seized, taken In execution and 10 bs s)li rs
the property of Samuel Leiby.
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ALSO

All that certain lot OF grouui situate in the
Borough Of Ceutrdlia. In the county OF Column
ba aud state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wilt; On the north by land
of Adam MenSch, on the @ lst by au alley on tn >
south by land OF Reinbold IL Klns aud on the
west by Trout Run street.-The same being twent y
five feet In front, by one hundred and forty
feet in depth more or less whereou are erected
n two story Frame Dwelling House and Carpen-
terShop.. Also the interest of the said defendant
In two other lots situated In tue borough afore :
said, bounded aud describe I'd as follows to wit
On the north by land OF Reuben Knittle, on the
east by an alley, ON the south by Railroad Ave =
nue. and on the west by Locust Avenue, the
same being fifty feet in front by one hundred d
and forty feet in depth more or less with the ap.
purtpances.
Seized and taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property of Rudolph Herb.
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ALSO.

All that pie, or parcel of llnl situtteI In
Beaver township, Columbia coIuty, and STATE
ofPennsylvania, of bounded AMI described as fol-
lows, to wilt; On the west, south aud east by
lands OF Jacob Hlnterllter and on the north and
east by lands OF Peter Kuecht, containing FIFTY
ACRES more or less on which are erected u log
house and barn with the appurteuances.
Seized, taken Ia execution aud to be sold as
the property of William Culp.
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a certain tract of land situate in Fishingcreelx k
township. Columbia county, and State OF Penn
sylVanla, containing about forty nine acres
more or less, bounded and described as follows
To wit: on the North by land OF Sylvester A |.
bertson, on the East by land of Alinra A bert
son, on the South and West by land OF John q
Moore. on which are erected u two story frame
dwelling house ana frame stable with the applr-
tenance5.
Seized. taken in execution aud to be sold AS
the property OF Joel II. Albertson.
Nov. 10, 1872
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All that real estate situated in Mnlln town.
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ings, said tract containing seventy Ave acres bC
the same more or less. Also one other tract oi
piece of land situated In the County, state AM
township aforesaid, bounded and described a.
follows. On the north by lhnd of Eleazer
Schweppennelser, and on the west bv land o
Isaac X. Schweppenheiser, north by John Wat
ters, east by public road leading from Maipvllt
TO Mifiiin containing Five Acres be the same
more or less
Seized, TAXI en- in execution aud to be sold as
the property of Johh X. Yohe.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-22
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All that lot or piece of land situate in the
town of Espy, scott township. Columbia CO lnty,
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded aud described as
follows, to wit: on the East, by lot of William
B. Case. on the South and West by an alley, on
the North by Main street said lot being thirty
fect In front aud one hundred aud eighty feet
deep, on which are erected story and a half
frame dwelling house with tne appurle.
nunce5.
Seized, taken in execution aud to b. sold as
the property of jackson Evans.