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Lanahan has a resp

Lanahan has respite of one year. A To-
cal gives a graphic description of the re-
ception of the news by the prisoner. If
there was ever wilful, premeditated and
vindictive murder, the killing of Capt. Jack
Riley was one. If ever there was evidence
to convict man of crime, Lenahan was
fairly convicted of the murder of Riley.
Whether, as has been suggested, it is because
the widow of Riley is poor, or the murderer
has powerful friends, does not matter, it
seems likely to be further proof that there is
no real justice to be found in the courts Of
this country. After wonderful display of
zeal in arresting and trying man for foul
crime, and conviction upon proof which
the court and jury decided could leave no
reasonable doubt of guilt, the Supreme
must elapse before it can Judge whether
there has been an honest conviction, and then
interest will have died out, and the prison
doors may be opened. There may be some
mistake about the report, or the trial must
have been we'll acted farce, and disgrace
to Luzerne.-Record of the Times.
We have referred to this novel power
given the Supreme Court in another
column.
But there is worse evil than this, and
that is the ill-judged use made OF the par
doning power. The object in creatinga Board
of Pardons was to check and not facilitate
the escape of criminals. They are simply
an advisory council, who are to judicially
examine the grounds upon which the ap-
plication is based, and the Governor cannot
escape his sworn duty, by shifting the re-
sponsibility upon the Board.
The pardon of the Schuylkill Commission
ers was an outrage upon the people and upon
justice. 1t is a notice to all the rascally
officials in the State that they can go on
plundering the people, and even ifdetected
and convicted they have friend in our
President-seeking Governor. Courts and
juries may as well be abolished if the poor
friendless criminal must suffer, and the in
fuential and wealthy scoundrel can es-
cape.
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Still they come. S. b. Conoyer, United
States Radical Senator from Florida, has
been indicted by the grand jury for the EN-
bezzlement of over $4,000, and is held in
600 bail to appear at Court. Now let
the organs raise loud howl and long howl
and howl altogether at the"rebel" element
which has been insidiously worked into the
grand juries of the South. Let Morton con-
over this fresh insult to the party of "loilty,"
and give us the concluding portions OF that
undeliyered Mississippi speech.
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FIRE! GRAsGERs ATTENTION Brother
and Sisters Patrons, you are, doubtless a.
ware that Brother VIM. j. Beidleman had
April 7th, all or nearly all his household
goods consumed by fire and had no insurance,
This card is to call your attention to his
case, as here is.a brother in distress. Let
us show by our works that we feel for the
woes of others and that with an open hand
and generous heart are indeed dispensers OF
charity. Send your contributions direct to
Brother VIM. J. Beidleman, care, John G..
Quick Sec'y of Bloomsbury G.. No. 1922 +. of
H., Bloomsburg Pa.
f. NJ. TewksbuFy.
Sec'y, Pomona G.. No. 8. p. OF Ii.
April 10, 1876.
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Juries for May Term, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.

Beaver-Eas Miller, Joseph Lehr
Benton-Elias McIIenry, sr., John Ashleman.
Briarcreek-Adam suit.
Berwick-W. B. Opdyke.
Bloomsbury S. Sterner.
Catawissa-Joseph Martz, II. J. Reeder.
Fishingcreek-J. NJ. Buckalew, Thomas Hutchison,
L. NJ Creveling.
Greenwood has. Howard, David Demott.
Jackson-Cl Clinton Lewis.
Locust-Joseph X. Rhodes, Samuel Price.
Main-Aaron Miller.
Montour-David Mouser
Mt. Pleasant-Wm. Hover.
Orange-James Harman
Roaringcreek-Elias Rarig.
scott-H. F. Oman, George NJ. Baker.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
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Mr.. Butler b. Suang, of Tioga, State
Senator, is Republican leader and has been
SO long 10 legislative harness that he Is
popularly supposed to know all the business
pertaining to law making He is an able
man-at least he has that reputstion'-and a
man of influence. Yet he is the one who
introduced the resolution in the Senate not
to take up any House bills after the ist OF
April, and who is mainly responsible for its
passage. Shrewd politician be may be-but
oot mach 0f statesman.
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TVE COZ TMBTAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA

We rejoice in Blaine. We bless God for
Blaine. We wish him abundant strength to
kill of Morton, and Morton sufficient
strength to slaughter Blaine and then there
will be something interesting. Cincinnati
Commercial Ind
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TAKE NOTICE.
April lt-3w.
WANTED.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

II gsTATE OF JOHN ALLEN, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF John Allen,
late Of Madison twp, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register Of said county to
John A. Funston, Of Bloomsbury Columbia coun-
ty, Pa Executor, TO whom all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make payment and
those having claims or demands against the said
estate will make them known TO the said Executor
without delay JOHN A. FUNSTON,
April ll-6t' Executor
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FIRST WEEK.

Benton-Geo. Keeler, !. X, X. Laubach, J. X, Krick-
baum.
Berwck-Robert C. Crispn, Henry C. Freas,
Brlarcreek-William LamOn, Andrew Fowler.
Beaver-N. Bredbenner Jr
Bloomsburg-John Wolf, Michael Casey, sr., b. +.
Hicks.
Catawssa-Geo. p. Driesbach.
Centralia-seth Thomas
Centre-Jesse Hicks.
Franklin Joseph Reeder, Samuel Il. Lohrman.
Fishingcreek-D. W. Kitchen, c. W. Kreamer, John
sutton.
Greenwood-Geo. W.Utt, j. II. Reler.
Hemlock-Amos b. Hartman, II. d. Mcbride,
Nehemiah Reece
Locust-wm. Wilson, Jonathan Bachman, w. N.
Reinbold Isaac johnson.
Main-James Keefer, Stacey John, +. Bentz.
Madison--D. A, Watson.
MtPeasant-John H. Yandersice,J. W. Hagenbuch.
Mifhn-Altred W. Hess.
scott-s W. Edgar.
SECOND WEEK.
Beayer-wm. Shell.
Berwick-J. W. Dietterick, John Taylor, samuel c.
Jayne.
Brlarcreek- Sponenberg, John fester
Bloomsburg-sam Ystter j, M. Hover, A. W.
Fry.
center-Geo. O. Frederlcks D. L. Hayman, Hiram
Whtmyer, Philip Greasy.
Catawissa-Geo Gilbert, Nelson Hartman
Centralia-Wm. Bigley, John Curran.
Greenwood Sylvester Abertson.
Jackson-John Edgar.
Locust-Ephralm Aehey Daniel Morris, Edward Wat
klns, Michael Honberger, Jonas Berninger.
Main-Chas. Fisher.
MontOur-Levi Weaver.
Mlnlin-ThOmas Aten, s. II, swank.
Mt Pleasllnt-Jaoob Gilbert, Clemuel Rucke.
Orange-Reuben Bellas, VIM Y. Hess
Pine-John v. Fowler.
scott-Daniel Snyder, John Ste0ley.
sugaToaf Hess
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1876,

BY virtue OF sundry writs to the Sheriff OF Co
lunbia county directed, win be exposed 70 public
sale at the Court House In Bloomsburg, on
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The returns.of the census taken by the
police, laa week, show the population Of
ihe city of Philadelphis to be si7. .44s.
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UREAsURERs SALE OF UNsEATED

LANDS IN CObOMblh Wa n -.
By virtue Of sundry acts OF the General hsseloG ~
OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvana relatig ~ ~ W
the sale OF seated and unsoated ands IN tS 'yvu1 y1
ty of Columbia etc. for taxes due and unpau, VIII WI,
ofTer al public sale at the Court House, In inc loWh
OF bloomsbury, on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1876
NJ 10 O'Clock A. m the following described pieces or
land or such part thereof as may be necessary "
ths same and continue tine same from day TO day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
The amount of taxes and costs must be paid when
the land Is struck OF, or the sale may Dc aVOideu,
and the property put up aud resold
~ ou,ooa cr nunnrc Do1s cts.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber will offer at private sale
THREE TOWN LOTS

in the town Of Light Street, Columbia county. The
improvements consist OF a two-story frame house,
with necessary outbuildings blacksmith shop and
small frame house suitable for u shop.
Terms made easy for purchasers.
j. Ii. KEIM.
Light Street, April 14-2m.
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SUGARLOAF.
II. W. MCREYNOLDS,
l,roNsuror.

vNREASURER'S SALE OF SEATED
LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY
Also the following lots pieces and parcels Of Seat
ed Lands, returned by the tax collectors, are to DO
sold at the same tme under the provisions OF an ACT
OF Assembly, entitled "An Act relating to the sale
of lands for taxes In Columbia County" approved
March 9th 1865
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ALSO,

The following real estate, to wit: situate In Main
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded
on the north and east by lands of Jacob Shunan,
the south by lands OF Charles Cox, and on the west
by lands OF Reuben ShumaR containing 81 acres
uiore or less whereon are erected large two-story
frame dwelling house and barn.
Seized taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property OF jeremiah Derr with notice TO terre ten
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NorICEl

Another ready pay store on and after May !, 1870.
The subscriber viii adopt strictly the ready pay
system. lie Is determined not TO be undersOld anu
offers very cheap for cash general assortment OF
lumber consisting OF fencing and pine boards plallH
iOsts lat siding sawed and shaved shingles,worked
fiOorug. &C, also a good assortment OF furniture
made By an experienced workman; round ana ial,
breakfast tables bureaus, bed steads, secretaries,
chairs &C. can and be convinced. All persons having
running accounts are requested TO call inmedlately
and SETTLE and pay at least part OF their lndeuteu-
ness, P.D. BLACK.
April T,-2t. Rohrsburg "a
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DENMANSHIP.
Teachers, clerks and oil Others, ladies' and gentlo
men, who wish t0 write elegantly should address
with stamp, for terms and specimens, -
NJ. n. BENNET, PENMAN,
Aprll I-4w. Bloomsbury, "a
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ALSO,

All that certain tenement or tract OF land situate
in Mif1iin township, Columbia county, Pa bounded
and described as follows, to witt beginning at post
corner of land OF ElZabeth LutZ thence south 4 de-
grees west 35% perches to chestnut saping, thence
6v land OF Sarah Swank south l51l degrees east 2Oa
peerches TO a stone thence by land OF Jacob Hontz
north Tak degrees east 35H perches to post corner
OF Elizabeth Lutz and thence by the same north l5k
degrees west 25l perches to the place OF beginning
oo6taining IS acres and 90 perches, strict measure
whereon are erected two-story frame house, barn
and other outDuildngs.
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ALSO,

All that other tract and lot OF land situate In Mif-
nin township, Columbia county, Penna, bounded
and described as follows beginning at a black oak
rnh thence by land OF the widow Lutz south 70 de-
srees west ll6 $40 perches, thence by public road
and lands OF the heirs OF David Brown north AK de-
uees west 81 2-lO perCheS TO stone, thence by land
Of George Swank north 75 degrees east 10 perches,
north i4H degrees west II perches 10 stone north
pr,ses west perches 10 stone, thence by land OF
Henry SrhOsser north 1854 degrees east 50 70 perch
&c IN n stone thence by lana Of John Iond south
liz degrees east ia 4-0 perches TO the place Of be-
ginning; containing 81 acres and 90 perches, neat
measure whereon are erected n tWo-story frame
house barn and other outbulldings.
Seized taken into execution, and 10 be sold as the
property OF stephen IL. swank ana Sarah Swank
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate In Scott town.
ship, Columbia county, bounded on the east by pub
lie road, on the south by Isaac Hess the west by
lime quarry, on the north by Benjamin Miller; con-
frame dwelling house barn and out buildings.
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-,otice is hereby given that the following named
persons have led In the oiice OF the Clerk oI Quarter
Sessions their petitions for Tavern, Eating House
aud Liquor store Licenses which wlil be presented
10 the Court on Wednesday, May Sd, A. u. 1876.
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ALSO

One wharf lot situate on the North Branch Canal
In said tow nship Scott bounded by lands OF Capt
NAPLES, q. w. Crevelng and others; containing ono
quarter OF an acre. more less being wharf lot pur
chased Of George Hidlay's executors by the said D.
ID, Rice
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ALSO,

All that lot OF ground situate In the town OF
bloomsbury Columbia county, Pa bounded and
described as follows, to wit on the north by an al
lev on the east by lot OF David Brobst on the south
by Main street and on the west by Forsters alley (;
beinp so feet front and 24l feet deep, more less
on Which are erected new twO-story frame house,
coal house, pig pen and other outDuiidngs.
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That certain property in Main township, Co
lumbia county, Penn'a., beginning at a beech tree
thence by lands OF Jacob interlter north eighty de-
grees east 300 perches to post, thence south II y
degrees west 81 perches to Stone, thence north s9
degrees west 20 perches to stone, thence south 22
degrees west 81 perches TO a Spanish oak, thence
north sI4 degrees west BIN perches TO white pine
Tree, thence south 81 degrees west lS perches TO
stone, thence south 6 degrees east 22 Ilu perches
10 stone thence south 5S degrees west 12 perches
TO stone thence north 81 degrees west 95 perches
TO post, thence north 32H degrees east 20 perches
TO beech tree, the place OF beginning; containing
ia and 1871 perches and allowance, be the same
more or less, togsther with the hereditamentS and
appurtenances.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property OF Samuel Fisher.
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ALSO,

The other undivided one-haf OF the quarry lot
above described, being the undivided one-half OF
said quarry lot purchased by the said Jesse ID. Rice
from Peter Schug, with the appurtenances
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tract of land situate In Pine townships Columbia
county bounded and described as follows on the
north by lands OF Asher Fulmer on the east by land
of Eliiah Fuimer on the south by land formerly OF
Kias Mendenhall, and on the west by land OF Susan
Faus; containing o. acres, Qt acres cleared), on
which Is erected - story log mousse
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one-eleventh interest In farm OF ITO acres, more
ar less situate In Pine township Columbia county,
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit: bounded
on the north by land OF Wesley Bates ON the east by
land OF Susan Faus, on the south by land or ELIAS
Mendenhall, and on the west by land OF y. w. Faus
known as the farm OF Thomas faus, deceased, on
which is erected good two story frame house, barn
and other outbuildings.
property OF Joshua X. Faus
ALSO
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All that certain piece parcel OF land situate in
Nontour township, Columbia county, bounded on
the west by lands OF Elias Giger, on the south by
lands OF Barbara Gger on the east by lands OF Jacsb
containing thirty acres, more or less, whereon are
erected y. story log house, barn, frame house,
a stable and otner Outbuildings.
Seized taken into execution, and to be sold as the
proncrtv of Christian HeiSt.
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One other piece OF land In said township, bounded
by lands OF Isaac White the SOUTH the east by
lands OF the Espy Lime and Cement Company and
others, ON the north 0y lands OF Nathaniel l. Camp
and the quarry lots above described; conta lining
about four acres.
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate in Beaver town.
ship, bounded and desc bed as follows on the north
by public road, the east by f. L. chuman, the
west by public road, on the south by Susan SAINT ;
said lot being 40 feet IN front and 200 feet In depth
whereon are erected Il dwelling house, blacksmith
shop, attached together
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold the
property OF John sherman.
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ALSO,

Two other wharf lots situate on the North Branch
Canal in said township adjoining lands OF Capt Wa
pies, deceased Creveling and Mowery and others !;
containing abJut one-half acre
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ALSO,

A farm situate in the same township, bounded on
the south by public road, the west by pubic road
leading TO the railroad on the north by railroad, on
the east by Alfred Mood, whereon are erected two
story frame house, Il bank barn and outbuildingS
said farm containing forty acres, more less, with
the appurtenances.
property OF James Carr.
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T ICENSE NOTICE.

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