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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-11-17

Allen 5 lnniority

Mr., Allen leads his ticket in every county
in the district, a convincing proof of the high
estimation in which he is held by the people.
We are justly proud Of our Senator and are
glad to record his triumph. His majority in
Columbia Is the largest ever given to any
candidate. MI Allen duly appreciates thi,
compliment and,in a letter just received from
him expresses his gratitude in the following
language II am very much pleased witt
your vote in Columbia county and wish tC
thank all my friends there for it, We ar,
happy TO say that the pleasure is mutual.
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ALSO.

At the same time and place all that certain plan
tatlon and tract Of land situate in the township Of
Franklin, bounded and described as follows On the
north by land Of william q. Fisher, on the east by
land Of H. f. Clark and land Of George W. Fcnstcr-
macher, on the south by lsnd of jacob Knittlo and
lana Of Valentine V0ught and the west by land of
William Watts Benjaman Ford and Il. Knittle, con-
tainlng one hundred and fify-fOur and nifty
two pcrches more or less Of which there are about
one hundred acres, more or less, under cultivation
There Is good frame bank barn. frame house, ,one-
and-haf-stores high, and other out-buildngs, with
| apple orchard and other fruit trees, &c.
Sei2.d, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property Of Peter q. Campbell.
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Deaths.

DEWlfT.-On the 7th inst, near Rohrsburg, Mrs.
Nancy A., wife OF Isaac Dewitt, aged "A years and
months.
NEYHARD-ln Orangevile on the sth inst. Mr.
Daniel Neyhard, aged 65 years ana months.
ALE.-In Mt. Pleasant, on the 10th inst. Robert
Wilson Ale, aged Ii years, II months an d 10 days
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OREGON.
The Continental Life.

Failure of this Insurance Company-Misman-
agement--Hoto Policy Holders can get their
Money.
The Continental Life Insurance Company
located at Nassau street, New York, has
failed and John Anderson has been appoint
ed receiver. Since the first of last January
the course of the Company's business has
been very disastrous.
In the complaint of Mr.. j. o. Hoyt, ask
ing for the dissolution of the company and
the appointment of a receiver he says:
Since the last report the property has de-
preciated. The real estate in Nassau str eet
is placed in the report at 100000; it could
not be sold to. day for 100000. The Com
pany lost $4,000 by the failure of the Loan
ers' Bank of New York, over $50, 900 by the
failure of the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany, at least s150,O00 by the depreciation
of securities, and over 100000 by deialca-
ton of agents, while the suplus claimed in
January was only S725,432.
The question of chief importance to policy
holders is whether they shall continue to
pay premiums. The order of the Court ap-
pointing receiver gives him the power to
continue the business of the company "in
the receipt of premiums and the payment
of the necessary expenses" The attorneys
on both sides concur in the opinion that any
premiums paid after the appointment of the
receiver will constitute special fund, not to
be included in the general assets, should the
report to the court show deficiency. The
entire assets of the corporation, they say, is
the property of the policy holders, and tc
retain their interest therein they must con.
tinue to pay their premiums or their policies
will lapse according to contract, and they
will forfeit what they have already paid.
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Ben Butler was successful in his Congress
siOnal fight and has defeated Judge Hoar
by most decisive majority. Butler do es
not seem to have much Fan opinion of his
opponent. Ne says the Judge has been
nursing dyspepsia for several years under
the mistaken idea that it was conscience
and that when he was on the bench he was
always more or less miserable because he
could not pronounce sentence on both sid es.
We haven't II tear to shed for the sanctimo-
nious Hoar and think that Batter after all
best represents the party of"high moral
idea. Butler isa saint we all know.
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SECOND WEEK

SECOND WEEK.
A. w. Creamer VS.. John Keller.
Samuel Lslby vs. Ii. s. Mari.
John A. jackson ct al vs. Ell StOqtZCl,
Christian j. Ash VS.. VIM Keller.
Frcas Brown VS.. w. II. Barrett s admr.
Theodore +. llayman VS.. G. W. Crevellng ct al.
G. Il. Brockway ct al. use VS.. VIM. Yeg.gcr Ct al.
Peoples Fire Ins, Co. Of Pa, $. II. ldiler Son.
OrwigsUurg Boot and Shoe Manufacturing co. vs..
Fowler Il Heller
Christ Church OF Conynsham vs. Abba Phillips.
Henry c. Conner VS.. Enamel Conner's admlnlstla-
tor.
Samuel j. Conner vs.. Enos L. FCwler's admlnistra-
tor
G. II. Fowlers Administrators VS.. Enos L. Fowler's
Administrators.
David Yoos VS.. John Highmier.
Sarah Comstock VS.. William Hess's Admknsu ator.
Sarah A. Petrkcn VS. Lindley W. Woolley.
Thos. Frys adnr VS.. Wm. Fry
L. L. Brockway's use vs. Abram Kline
Joseph p. Conner VS.. Enos l.. FoWlcr's admir-.
Evan Franklin VS.. Sharpless narnan.
Wm. Unger VS. W.n. Staley.
Mary G. Vanderslices use VS. Abram snyder.
| Daniel Kostenbauder VS.. Casper /. Thomas.
| c. II. FOwler's admr's. vs. Lavina Fowler.
G. Ii. Fowlers admr's vs. Lavlna Fowler
WIN. NJ Reber VS.. Columbia County.
Elizabeth Knngerman's admr's. VS.. David r. flower
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ALSO,

Al the same time and place, all that certain tract
OF land situate in Beaver township, Columbia coun-
ty, Pennsylyaniab bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a stone thence by land of Gideon
Hunsnger north twelve degrees, west seventy-eight
perches to post thence by land Of Blttenbender
ana Breish seventy-six and three-fourths degrees
west onehundred perches to post, thence by same
south twelve degrees, east IS perches TO post
thence by lands of s. r. Dresbach north seventy six
and three-fourth degrees east one hundred perches
to the place Of beginning, containing Forty eight
Acres and one hundred and twenty perchos strict
measure, whereon are erected frame house and
barn.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Andrew Hunslnger
CHARLES S. FoRNwALD, Sheriff.
Nov. Il. lsIG-ts
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Reform inside the party" is best illus
trated by the pardon Of Avery-the chief OF
the ''Whisky Ring"-by Grant since the
election. And now let the other scoun dres
be pardoned. ."Let no guilty man escape
said u. q. G., and then, pardons them.
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1876,

All that certain real estate situate in Beaver town
ship Columbia county, Pa, bounded aud described
as follows on the north by land OF McCauley Noun
tain Iron and Coal ompany, east by lands OF L. G..
Lucas, d. Davis and urah McAifce, south by ID. H..
q W. Rail Road and west by land ol 4. @. Morgan,
containing twenty-nine acres more or less ON which
are erected two name dwelling houses and frame
stable with the uppurtenances.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold as the
property Of j. ii. Haus.
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Marriages.

PEALER-RUNYAN.-n Orangayille on the 9th
inst by Rev. II. s. Mendenhall Mr.. Benjamin f.
Pealer to Miss Ida j. Runyan both OF Fishngcreek,
Columbia county, Pa.
CIIROMAS-NAUS.-On the 1oth inst, by Rev j
A. Irvue. Mr.. Nathan Chromas TO Mrs. Mary A,
Naus, all OF Bloomsbury.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ EsTATEoF SARAH RHOADs, DRCEAsE u.

Letters Tcstamentary on the estate OF Sarah
Rhoads late OF The Twnshlp Of Locust, county Of
columbia, deceased,have been granted by the Regis
ter OF said co.. to Franklin RhOads OF same Twp. All
persons having claims against the estate OF the deco
dent are requested to present them for settlement
and those Indebted TO the estate TO make payment
TO the undersigned administrator without delay.
FRANKLIN RIOADS,
Nov. II, 1S16-Gw, Executor
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The President has parjoned William O.
Avery,n in the penitentiary for com plic-
ty in the whisky frauds. McKee's friends
think that he also will be set at liberty in a
few days, and we don't doubt it. Much good
| it does to convict scoundrels nova. days.
1t hardly pays for the time and money spent
in convictng them, as they all find their
way out of Jail after brief detention.
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sHERIFF's SALE

by virtue Of sundry wrts Of VenditiOni Expo
mas issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Columbia county and to me directed, viii be exposed
TO public sale at the Court House IN DloOmaburg al
one o'clock p. N. on
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by the Congressional vote, printed else.
where, it will be seen that Collins majority
is S, 27G, a gaia of ,2Sj over the majority Of
1874.
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4 IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
IA DECEMBER TERM, 1876.

FIRST WEEK.
Robt Gorel Il co. VS.. Joseph VI. Freck.
Geo. X. Tryon ct al VS.. Jacob Brown ct al.
d. S. Morgan Co. vs.. Samuel johnson.
Robert Taylor ct al. VS.. Robert GOrrell..
jeremiah Taylor ct al. vs.. Robert Gorrell.
Robert Taylor ct al. VS.. Robert Gorrell.
Peoples Fire lns co. of IA. VS. j. j. Mcenry ct al.
" " " vs.. Bloomsbury lumber
Company.
Fellows & Datcr VS.. John A. Jackson ct al.
Simon 81 Geo. Raub VS.. Samuel lIeffner
George Sweigard VS.. Jesse ID. Rice.
Rice & lIagenbuch vs. Wm Carson.
Aaron johnson VS.. Thos. Shuman.
u. W. Rutter vs.. W. p. Jones.
Albert Winton VS.. Jonas Doty ct al.
Fry q ROat vs. G. L. Barnes.
Elizabeth Oyerdorf's use VS.. Natb. Overdort Admin
istratOrS
W. b. Kline vs. L. j. McIIenry.
stephen Iill VS.. Miller & Seybert.l
Thos Downs Vs. SilaS Davis.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs OF II. Ia. and vend.
Ex. to the SherlTof Columba'couny directed, there
win be exposed to public sale at the Court House in
Bloomsbury. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1876,
atone o'clock p. m,
The following real estate situate In the Town OF
bloomsbury, bounded and described as follows: ON
thes east by lot Of Mrs. Oblosser, south by Main
street, on the west by lot of David Brobst, and on
the north by an alley said lot being fifty feet In front
and two hundred feet in depth more or less. where
on are erected twostOry frame dwelling house and
out-bulldlngs
Sclzei taken into execution and to b. sold as the
property OF ID. W. johnson.
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= THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG COLUMBI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A ppLIcATIoN FOR PARDON.

Notice IS hereby given that application viii be
made TO the next IN, citing Of the Board Of p0rdons,
az llarisburgp for the pardon OF Milton Charles
now confined In the Eastern PententlaIy for felo-
Nous assault upon q. u. Mellck. OF which he was
convicted at the September Term QS1G) OF the Court
OF quarter Sessions OF Columbia County.
MRS. MILTON CHARLES
Nov II. 'IG.ow
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

M HEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge OF the Court Of oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery Court OF quar-
ter Sessions OF the Peace and the Court of Common
Pleas and orphans Court In the 2Gth judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties OF Columbia and
MOntour, and the Hons IRAN DERR and VI. G..
HUGHES, Associate Judges of Columbia county, have
issued their precept, bearing date the Esd day Of
oct, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sevclty-siy, and 10 me directed for
holding Il Court OF oyer and Terminer and General
quarter sessions Of the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court in Bloomsbury, in the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday, being the
4th day OF December next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, to the JUS
tlces Of the Peace and the Constables OF the said
county Of Columbia, that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
sltons and other remembrances, TO do those things
which to their offices appertain TO be done. And
those that are bound by recOgnzance to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the jail
of the said county Of Columbia TO be then and there
to prosecute them shall be just. Jurors are re-
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury the Esd day
(-N-) OF oct, In the year OF our Lord ont
: l.. $. thousand eight hundred and seventy-SiH
~ and in the one hundredth year OF the lndc
pendence of the United states of America.
Sherin's Office, CHAS. S. .FoRNWALD,
| Bloomsbury, Nov. 1-tc Sheriff.
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IN CALIFORNIA.

IN CALIFORNIA.
Governor Irwin, of California, telegraphed
yesterday that he cannot conscientiously
certify to the election returns from his State
on account of the great frauds discovered by
him. He says that in the Custom House
district alone $500 Democratic votes were
distracted from the ballot boxes. Enough
fraud has been discovered to negative all of
the Republican majority already claimed.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. l4-The official re-
turns of nine counties came in to-day, and
Justify, with hardly change, the unofficial
returns made days ago. The estimates were
badly at fault in only two counties, in both
of which the Democrats gained largely. Or
ange and Volusia were estimated by the Re-
publicans to give, respectively, $50 and l2O
Democratic majority. The Democrats ex-
pected $50 and 200, and the official returns
give 743 and 3l6.
OREGON,
Watts, the Posa-la eleetor, will be
thrown out as he was ineligible, and his
place will be supplied by Democrat.
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ISO,

certain piece Of land situate In Benton township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded as follows
by lands OF David Roberts on the north Of Michael
Hartman on the east OF Joseph Butt ON the south
and OF John Roberts the west, whereOn erect
ed II Plank Dwelling House, stable and other out
buildings consisting Of twenty-one acres more on
less.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property Of Edward MciIenry.
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Louisiana gives Tilden 1859 maj
Florida, 1,5OO
South Carolina, l,2OO
Hampton cannot be counted out, as the
Legislature examines the returns.
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ALSO,


All that certain lot OF land situated in the Borough
OF Centrala, In the county Of Columbia, bounded
by lands OF the Locust Mountain Coal ahd Iron Com.
pany on the nOrth an alley on the east lands of
George McElharney, on the SOUTH and Locust Ayen-
ne on the west, whoreon are two story and a hall
dwelling house, the same being twenty hve feet In
front by one hundred and forty feet In depth.
ALSO,
one other lot situated In the said Borough OF
Centralia, Columbia co., Pa, bounded by lot Of
william Chapman on the north, Locust Avenue on
the east William Pelfer south, west by an alley
being sixty six feet In front by hundred and for
ty feet In depth, whereon are erected two story
and half dwelling house, and out buildings and a
large stable.
Seized, taken into execution and 20 be- sold as the
property OF stephen Thomas with notice TO William
Widensaul terro tenant
CHARLES $, FoRNwALD,
NOV 10, io-o Sheriff.
DIAPER BAGS
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CHARLES S. FoRNWALD, Sheriff.
Nov. II, ls7G-ts
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JurieS for Dec. Term, 1876.

Nov. II, 1876. CIV.
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Al that lot Of ground situate Ia East bloomsbury,
Columbia county, Fennsy ylyania, bounded as follows:
on the north by lot of II. Thomas, east by East
street. south by Sixth street and west ty an alley,
containing about onefourth OF an more OF less,
whereOn are erected Frame Tavern stand and
small frame shop.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property Of William Glger.
ALSO,
All that certain real estate situated Ia NJ lQln town
ship Columbia county, bounded ON the north by
lands OF |. X. sChweppenhiser the east by Mowry
and schweppenhisor On the South by Ian IS Of |. X
SChweppenhlser and on the west by huds OF Joseph
GeaIhart, on which are erected II dwelling house
barn and out buildings, the said real estate cOnsis
ting Of ninety iiye acres more or less.
ALSO,
one other tract or piece Of land bounded as follows
on the north by lands OF Isaac Snyder east by land
of Henry Greasy, south by land OF Jacob Nungesser
and west by lands Of Lawrence Waters and others
whereon are erected dwelling house. barn, aud out
| buildings consisting OF one hundred ana twenty
acres more on less, situated In the township Of Mil
| Hin.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
| property OF John Aten.
ALSO,
The following real estate situate In MiIlln town
| ship, Columbia county, bounded on the north anC
east by lands OF Isaac SChweppenheser, south by
public road west by Charles Klingerman, containing
| twelve acres more ar less on which are erected
| frame dwelling house ana frame stable.
Seized, taken into execution and TO be sold as The
| property OF David Il. Paden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

OTTAWA, IL. San.
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acre groBen RampfpIases mar NIT benz
8Iute Der 8ermunoeten getrGnft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
Gon8reknerb1no
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R bans.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

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