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A correspondent of the New York
Sun, evidently Geary Republican,
writes from Harrisburg as follows /:
1--WE have in this State about $4,000
| negro voters, all of whom voted the
Republican ticket at the last election.
The vote shows that there were up
wards of 100, 900 voters who stayed at
home in October last. OF that 100000
voters, at least $4,000 are Democrats,
and $4,000 are Conservative Republic
ans, who are opposed to the reel ection
of Gen. Grant, and bitterly opposed to
the Cameron Ring. With such show
inp how, 10 ~ s,osn;hIn for c-.."s 60 .o.iJ
Pennsylvania against any respectable
candidate for 1872? The fact is it cannot
be done. He will lose the State of
Pennsylvania as sure as election day
comes, and the sooner the Republican
party know and ponder this stubborn
fact the better for the future of that
party. President Grants administra.
tion has not satisfied the better portion
of our people, but the contrary; his
hoPoeiohi, aNoiiCc, anu SrOSS lSuoTduce
OF his duties as President, together
with his neglect of his Office during the
whole summer, while he was hobnob.
bing with gamblers, horse-racers and
vagabonds generally, have so disgusted
the moral portion of our people that
they are fairly painting for the oppor-
tunity to rebuke his pretensions for
second term. The next Republican
Convention in this State will not be
composed of such plastic materials as
was the last Convention, but of men
who cannot and will not be manipulate
ed by the Office holders and wire-work-
ers in the exclusive interest of Grant
and Cameron"
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A VOTE was taken on Monday which
was tire lted rs Il test vote on the repeal
of the Income Tax. the Presidents
policy was sustained by a vote Of 81 TO
II. This is the great, we believe the
only financial measure that our military
President ever strongly recommended
in a message. also suggest the re-
peal of the tax on incomes, but at a
reduced rate" This reduction left it
just adequate to pay host of political
inquisitors, without bringing anything
into the Treasury. But for letting this
scat out of the bag,' General Pleason-
ton was turned out of the Office of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.-Age.
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TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
and one hundred and forty perches.

TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the purchase
money to remain charged upon said land during
the natural life of the widow OF said David ".
Clark deceased, and the interest thereof to be
annually and regularly paid 10 her by the pur-
chaser or purchasers during her natural lile said
interest TO be computed irom the Isl day OF ApTil
paid to the parties legally authorized 10 receive
the same. Twenty per cent. OF Two thirds OF the
One half of the balance Of the purchase money
to be paid ON the LIST day OF april A. ID. 1872. when
possession OF said inter est VIII be given and the
balance of the purchase money 10 be paid on
the LIST day of April A. ID. 1873, with Interest on
the same from the LIST day of April a. ID. 1872.
Purchaser or Purchasers TO pay for Deeds and
LEWIS YETIER, Guardian.
N. Il. The other parties Ia interest Will sell
their Interests in said Woodland upon the terms
and conditions above mentioned.
Catawi wissa, Dec 20, lS7l-ts,
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Elk STATE Senator Lowry was lately
interviewed, and in the course of con-
versation, in speaking of Senators
Buckalew and Wallace, he said "Mr.
Buckalew is as honest a man, in my
opinion, as God ever made. 1 have
been nine years In the Senate with Mr..
Wallace. Politically, nearly always
differed with him, particularly ON the
war and all questions growing out of
it, but during all this time / never
hrd occasion in the least degree to
doubt his integrity. Such men, though,
as Clymer, Buckalew and Wallace are
scarce.D
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JAY COOKE q Co., confirm the an
nouncement that a proposal to take
s6O0,0O0,0OO of the new United States
loan has been made to Secretary Bout
well by the London house of that firm
in conjunction with the Rothschilds.
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TUESDAY, JANUBRY 80, 1872,

at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day III,
undivided one-lhird OF all that certain tract o
Woodland situate IN Montour township In sale
late OF Hurley Frick, ON the west by land o
Andrew Clark, on the south by land Gt William
j. Eyer, and on the east by land o. Mary Clark
containing
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STRAY COW,

~ Came TO the premises OF the subscriber, re-
siding at the west end of Catawlssa bridge, u
white and red spotted Cow, probably nine or ten
years old, with one crooked horn that turns up
but no other particular marks observed. The
owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges and take her away, or she VIII
noYi77O-StS FLORENCE DoNAHoE.
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DUBLIC SALE
ALOT OF GROUND.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
vEHE HISTORY OF COLUMBIA

Il county from its organization i'm 1873 to ISL.
Compiled and edited by JOHN q. FREEZE. One
volume octave, 800 pages, Cloth $3.50 half library
$3.50, full library $3.50.
Beginning with the early history of the terri
tory comprised within the limits OF Colum bla and
Montour, this volume gives the organization by
Its original boundaries, Its subsequent legislative
reductions, and the erection of Montour county.
chapter on the streams and mountains-the
date Of the erections of the townships and bor-
oughs, and the territory ont of which they We're
tormed-the personnel of the courts, comprising
the names ofthe President Judges the Associates
The Prothonotaries, Registers, Sherifis and the
resident Attorneys of both Columbia and Nom
tour.
1t has chapters on Bloomsbury, Dauville, Ber-
wick, Catawssa and the smaller towns. Full edu-
cational statistics. The Removal Question and
the vote on 1t by townships.
., me ,sed census by townships including Montour,
rom 1871 70 1870, the taXables for 1871 and the
number of acres of land IN each township. A
very complete lift of the members of Congi ess,
Sehate anu House, representing Columbia coun-
State and FeuerQl offices by toNnshins.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
VALU ABLE REAL ESTA
VIII he sold at public sale, by order OF the Or
phans' Court of Colu mbia county, on the prem
ises, in Locust township, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1872,
at 10 o'clock n. M, the following desc bed prop
erty late the estate of George Rupp de ecea sed Ia
wit: a
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Locust township, bounded on the
north by lands of solomon MOwrey, on the east
by lands OF Henry Gable, ON the south and west
by lands of Jacob Fisher aud others, containing
TWENTY-SIX ACRES,
more or less, with the appurtenancea
Whereon is erected
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a Bank Barn, a good Spring House. n good as
six acres which is well timbered with young
chestnut.
II. II. RINGLER, Gle k.
TERMS OF FSALE:-One-thlrd OF the purchase
money to remain charged upon the said premises
during the natural life of Mary Rupp, widow OF
said deceased, and the interest thereof to be an
nually and regularly paid to her by the purchas-
er interest to he computed from the first day of
April, A. ID. 1872 Twenty per cent. of two-thirds
OF the purchase money 10 be paid on day of sale,
one-half of the balance less the twenty per cent.
ON the first of April A. ID. 1872, when possession
with interest from April LIST, 1872.
Purchaser to pay for deed and stamps
Locust twp, Dec %, lS7l-ts Trustee.
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d U B l. l @ S A l. L

vALUA REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order and decree OF the Court
of Common Pleas Of Columbia County, John
Hicks, Enoch Kester and Perry Jolen were, on
application of the " Roaring Creek Monthly
Meeting of Friends" authorized to sell for said
Ing of less than an acre. and lying and being on
the northwest side of Fourth Street, in the town
of Catawissa, in the said county of Columbia
eith the appurtenances. And they will expose
the same to sale on the premises at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, on
SATURDAY,, FEBRUARY g., 1872,
When and where the terms of sale will be made
known, and due attendance given by
JOHN HICKS,
ENOCH KESTER,
PERRY JOLEN,
Com. Of the Roaring Creek Monthly Meeting
Jan. Sth, lo72-l2ts
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i OOK HERE !

Are you tired of obtaining living by hard
laborf III so, have for sale CANAL GRO
Gerry and FEED STORE with dwelling sufI-
Client for three families, in which you can make
AN easy and comfortable living, and if you try
can clear five hundred dollars year besides
All for the small sum of Two Thousand dollars.
Stock and ,nxtnres included, ready for business
Come and see for yourselves or address
B. GARRISON,
shickshinny.
noVS7l-2m" LuZerne Co., PA.
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500 REWARD!

The above reward will be paid for information
that Will lead To the detection and conviction OF
the person or persons who cut the hoistiug rope
OF the undersigned at the ore mine on the farm
OF Dsyld Armstrong, on the night OF the 18TH
inst. This is the second time this same offence
was committed. EEOCH CADMAN,
noYl77l.lm* BloOmsburg, Pa,
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ID U B l. | 9 S A l. r.
OF w OOD l. A n ID.

In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county the undersigned guar.
dian of the person and estate of Julia Clark n
minor child of David W. Clark, late of MontouT
township, in said county, deceased, will xpose
to sale on the promises ON
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry writs issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County.
and to me directed will be exposed TO Public
burg, on MONDAY the 9TH day OF February,
ls.2. at one o'clock p IN. the following prop
All that certain messuage, tenement and
house, and lot of ground situate in Catawissa
township adjoining North Street of Roberts
aadi1ion ad to the town OF CGtawiSSa bounded
the South by North Street aforesaid on the
East by lands of Henry Hollingshead on the
North by lands of the same and on the West
by the public road leading from Catawissa to
the upper ferry, together with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances.
Seized taken INTO execution and to be sold
as the property of Christianna Hunt and Da-
vid Hunt,
ALSO;
All that certain piece parcel and tract of
land sitnate in the township of Hemlock in
the County OF Columbia containing 80 acres
more or less adjoining lands of Thomas j.
Nanderslice on the South. Robert Russell on
the West ana North and j, Hester Vanderslice
on the East, together with the machinery on
said premises and attached to the buildings
including Engine &C, used for working of
said machinery and the quarry situate on the
There are erected on said premises fourtwo
story frame dwelling houses, one frame stable
alarge building forthe manufacturing ofslate,
Seized taken into execution and to be sold
as the property of The Thomas Slate Co.
ALSO;
All that parcel or piece of land situate in
Pine township Columbia County Pennsylva.
mia bounded and described as follows to wit:
on the West by land of Thomas Benheld; on
the North by land of John Bruner and james
Greenley on the East Greenly and Thomas
Nandersliee and on the South Nandersllce ana
John Latten containing sixty four acres be
the same more or less whereon Is erected
small house and stable with the appurtenan'
ces.
Seized faken in execution and to be sold MS
the property of John Applegate.
AARON SMITH, Sheriff.
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THE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
BIA AND MONTOJTR

countless comprising the muster roll of all the
companies and parts of companies recruited
.ein, the No. of the Regiment the battles
Ley We're engaged in, with numerous items of
personal interest. A list of all the drafted men,
the names of the econscientious-scruple exempts
and the emergency men of September, 1862 and
June 1853, being complete war record of the
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WOODS fered free durine hGH11Hm III e1nins IS o
to every subscriber of Merry's Museum, the To-
ledo Blade, Pomeroy's Democrat, etc., which is
an evidence of its worth and popularity. Hor-
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Gail Hamilton, ETC., write for every number In
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the price of one of them. A variety OF premi-
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the trials of our citizens, the great argument OF
Judge Black ON Military Commissions, and the
opinion of the United States supreme Court, con-
demning them. Together with much other cur
ious important, and interesting matter.
GEORGE A. CLARK, of Bloomsbury, is author
lied TO receive subscriptions for the work TO be
paid for ON delivery. aug, lS,'7l-3m
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8 O'CLOCK.

WATCH FREE to Agents to introduce articles
burg. Pa. nlj-iw
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DUBLIC SALE
Rifles, ShOt-Guns, ReyOlyers
$40 from so cents.

!. II Samples sent postage paid) for Fifty Cent
that retail easily for Ten Dollars.
n2wi II. l.. WOLCOTT, N, Y,
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

We desire TO engage few more Agents to soil
the World Renowned Improved Buckeye sew
ing Machine, at liberal salary or on Commits.
ion. A Horse and Wagon given 10 Agents. FnI
Particulars furnish on application. Address
w. A. HENDERSON " CO., General Agents
Cleveland, Ohio, " st. Louis, Mo. niS.tv
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A full and complete history of Chicago, her past ,
dents and iul details of the disaster, by Geo. +.
upion and J. W. sheahan,editors OF The Chicago
Ig16ahe; with over 400 pages, and 90 illustrd-
AGENTS WANTED osiiit ss9H and sIeS sSoiSS iS5
Ol lerrllOry. Union Furnishing Co. Ill, or phllu.
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$40 from 80 Cents.
Y Samples sent (postnge paid for FIFTY Cent?
thaI retail easily for Ton Dollars, H. h. WOT,

THIS is NO HUMBUGi os
by sending % CENTS with
age height, color of eyes and hair, you viii rs.
ceve by return mail, n correct picture of vnur
future husband or wife, with name aud daic 0t
marriage. Address W. FOX, +. o. Drawer No ~
Fultonville N. Y. n is ig
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5OtIl YEAR.
UNIVERSAIISM

Send for free sample copy of the CHRISTIAN n
LEADER, fret class weekly journal publish
ed by the New York state Convention of Unit
yersalists, ami c. utaining the Sermons of DR.. f..
ii. Chapn. Term g., 80 per year. Address, Pub
Usher CHRISTIAN LEADER, 1888 Broadway,
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TWENTY ACRES OF TIMBER.
TWENTY ACRES EACH,

as shall be deemed most eXpedient. The whole
property will be offered and the title TO the one
seventh, made TO the purchasers.
ALSO, will be offered tract OF land adJoin'
ing II. f. Clark, lands of Stoclter d Ginges
lands of p. Monhardt and Reeder, containing
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CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
TWENTY-SIX ACRES,

situate in Locust township, bounded on tn
north by lands Of Solomon MOwrey, on the eas
by lands of Henry Gable, ON the south and yves
by lands OF JacOD Eisher and Others. cOntRinin
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Real Estate Sales.
DUBLIC SALE

vALU A b l. T. E A Il E 8 T A I II =.
BY virtue of authority and order OF the Or
phans's Court OF Columbia county, the under
signed administrators Of the estate OF jacob
Kostenbader, deceased, will expose TO sale by
public vendue on the premises, at lOoclocK IN
the forenoon.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ACT OF LAND,

:
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following real estate, lSe
of John Richards, deceased, towit: all that Ger
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FRIDAY. JANUARY Goth, 1872,

q large quantity of valuable lands situate In
Franklin township in said county, described as
follows The homestead farm of the decedent,
lying in Franklin township In Col umbia county
bounded by lands of ]. T. heeder, lands OF Philip
Monhardt lands of Yetter's heirs, lands of Moses
Hover lands Of II; j. Reeder, lands OF Elias i.
Weaver, lands of VIM. Stocker, lands of John
Hover George Scott and others, containing
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ANOTHER ''SLREPINa BEAUTY.
very remarkable CAGE OF letharRy ocour-
red at Winterport, Maine, a few davs
since. A daughter of Howse Mayo
went into the yard on Tuesday, Nav z.
to bring il little child, which had.
nnawares. got out Of the house. While
Miss Mayo was STOPPING over the child
she became suddenly dizzy, and com.
planned Of 1t to her mother, who pnt her
:o bed. The girl fell into q profound
sleep almost Immediately. and her
mother. upon trying to awaken her in
season for supper. was surprised to find
her efforts unavailing. After the family
had eaten supper they again tried to
awaken the girl, but still without avail.
Ihe family becoming seriously alarm ed,
the neighbors were called in, but they
could not suggest any method by which
the fair sleeper could be aroused. A
physician was also summoned. and he
called IN three other medical men, who.
among other methods, sat the girl n a
chair and poured water from few feet
upon her head and shoulders. but even
this failed, and the eleeping girl was put
again to bed. Except when she was dis.
turbed, her breathing was slow and re-.
guiar,. and her pulse healthy. At 2
o'clock, on the following Sunday after.
noon. she turned over in her bed, and,
awaklng, called to her mother, asking ii
supper wasn't ready yet, and further
SAID that she was really hungry. She
then got up and ate hearty meal, and
mas been In excellent health ever since.
ihe case excited great interest in the
town, and the recovery OF the sleeper
was theme OF much wonderment
Bangor Commercial.
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a gentleman once asked little girl,
an only child. how many sisters she had.
and was told "three or four" Her
mother asked Mary, when they we're
alone, what induced her to tell such an
untruth. "Why, mamma" cried Mary
Il didn't want him to think you were go
poor that you hadn't but one child.
Wouldn't he have thought We were
dreadful poor2"
The Rev. Father James A. McEvoy.
OF Fitchburg, Mass, died recently at tie
age OF Ill years. He was probably the
Oldest clergyman in the country. He
was native of Meath County. Ire :
land. He was born in 1761.
The following ludicrous sentence is
the result of a compositor's erroneous
punotuation: "Cmsar entered upon his
head, his helmet upon bis feet. armed
sandsls upon his brow, a cloud in his
right hand, his faithful sword in his eve.
an angry glare"
It was Henry Wilson who, in the fall
OF 1888, said in q speech: The time
had come when the uniform of the State
militia should no longer be disgraced by
1eing seen on the back of q Catholic
lrishman or an infdej Dutchman.
An old farmer said of his clergyman.
whose sermon lacked point: "Ah, yes.
nes good man; but he will rake with
the teeth upward"
AN Indianapolis man is acquiring
wealth by buying up all the poor old
Dlind horses and getting work out of
Two Decatur County. Gs., negroes
engaged in quarrel recently. Result
broken skull, shattered shovel. and a
vote less for. Grant.
An alliterative San Francisco sheet
jocu!arly gibes Judge Joachimson's jndi.
cial javeIins.
A Mr.. Herod is running for Congress
in Indiana, but his opponent expects to
out.Herod Herod.
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A Card.

LNROn the above announcement Of Meesrs.
II CARROLL & SPELLMAN, ir will be-
seen that have purchased their entire in
terest In their Carriage establishment Hsv-
ing secured their services and that OF their
employees. I propose to carry on the manu-
tacture OF BUGGIkS and CARRIAGES, as
well AZ tho repairing OF same, in all it's
branches. also propose, in the fall, to add
70 my own manuiactured goods full stock
Of NORTHERN VEHICLES. and will then he
prepared to offer to the public stock supe-
rlor to any in the State. In the meantime, 1
will sell tho present manufactured stock OF
the late firm ut reduced prices, to make room
Mr.. NJ. j. CALNAN will abe my agent in
transaoting the business ofsmy Carriage es-
tsblishment. and in closing up the affairs of
Carroll hpellman.> respectfully solicit
firm continuance OF their patronage, and
will use my best efforts to -deasrve the came.
July 23 JOHN AGNEW
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That MULE AND THE FORTY ACRES
When Grant was candidate for Presi.
dent, four years ago. his carpet-bag and
scaiawag partisaps promised the pdor ne-
groes Of the South who voted for him
forty acres OF land and mule. This the
delnded blacks took for their enfrapobise-
ment. Now Wendell Phillips threatens
them that, in case of Greeley's election.
tney will lose the mules and land thew
dldn't get. That is about as bad as the
Hadioal stumper, who swore to the ne
groes that the land was all mapped out,
and the mules selected, but the id
Democrats had stolen the surveys and
owned all the railroads, so that the coyet-
ed long cared equines couldn't be distri.
nnted, nor the forty acres enjoyed for
Che present.
Lancaster (Pa.) Mtenigencer.