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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-16
CAMERON'S CUT,

Old Simon Cameron and young Don Cam
eron have had a political mortgage on the
state Of Pennsylvania for some years, with
interest payable whenever q United States
Senator was to be elected, and small pay
ment made occasionally in Cabinet appoint
ments. The mortgage has been foreclosed,
in favor of the defendant. Just previous to
the foreclosure new Cabinet WAS to be ap-
pointed by new hand, one Hayes. The
Cameron clans were summoned, and the
republican members of the Pennsylvania
Legislature prepared for the battle. They
we're even willing to vote away millions OF
the peoples money to put the state on war
footing in time of peace, and all this to tickle
Hayes When the time for Inauguration
arrived the Cameron forces were ON hand.
They went from Harrisburg, Pittsburg and
Philadelphia. They went with flags and
banners and drums and rum. They followed
the lead and obeyed the beck and nod OF
their illustrious chiellain. Old Simon
smirked and young Don smiled for they had
1t all right. Don carried the Pennsylvania
delegation at the Cincinnati Convection, for
Hayes when the majority of them went there
instructed for Blaine and thus Hayes was
nominated. Who then had better right In
Cabinet But when the names of the new
ministers were sent to the Senate, the Secrs-
tary of war was not Cameron. And then the
clans blowed out their torches, reflled their
TASKS, buttoned up their coat collars, aud
pulled down their hats, and took up theil
weary homeward journey. The legislator,
is not so anxious to vote million dollar
for war purposes as il was. Cameron doe
not appreciate the base ingrstitude of tn
new executive, aud Old Simon is as mad a
a hornet. Exit Camerons
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Marriages.

CoLEMAN-SITLER.-on the 18th ult in Blooms
burg, by E. E. orvis, Mr.. Thomas j. Coleman. OF
Fishingcreek township to Miss Almira sitter Of
Orange township.
GREASY i-RoBBERTS-on the sth inst, at the
Reformed Parsonage in orangeville, by Rev. A.
Houtz, Mr.. Henry Greasy, OF Fishingcreek township
to Miss Elizabeth Roberts, OF jackson township.
RoBBINS-SITLER.-In orangevIle, by Rev. n
Spear Ira Robbins, Of Greenwood to Miss Mary
Sitler OF Orange.
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The POcket-Piece.
PENNSYLVANIA.

a STATE for barter And the price is--
What =
Why, here's place; and there place
and pickingsl
It's cheap enough; who bids and takes the
lot =
Only one bidder on such terms Mot
Many are vensl but in this. our master
Brooks no competitor.
30 we record his wishes, grogeaing low =
II the thick slime besmireh osar garments. it
win serve as sizing, to the which gold. dust
May cling and make us aiming marks!
Shame shame o, shame -How pitiful
When trusted men resef in selfsbi ssement,
And q Free State bseoaes-s PooKsT-
PIECE
R i!adspAia, Atssa Is, Is77.
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Deaths.

CADMAN.-In Bloomsbury, the 10th inst,
George, only child OF James and Elizabeth Cadman,
aged 10 years. month and "A days.
FLECKENsTINE. In Ftshlngcreek township,
Matte c. little daughter Of Jacob and Sarah Fecken
stine, aged year and days.
ABBoTT.-In Catawlssa, March lth, Samuel D..
Infant son OF w. II. and Clara Abbott, aged three
months.
GEDDIS.-At Bloomsbury March 3, 1877, Matilda
S. Geddis, wife of Thomas E. Geddis, aged 80 years
month and 16 days.
Mrs. Geddis, during her residence here, endeared
herself to all who knew her. She was good neigh
Dor, afectionate wife and mother, and patient In
afliiction Our sympathles are extended to the be-
reaved friends
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- Tt'rE 49,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, 81

COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff
Of said County, greeting:
Whereas, Louisa lntermarred with A. d. Dildlne,
Angeline iGtUrmarriel with |. X. Ddine Aaron
Knorr, Elisha Knorr, Regina Knorr, Joseph Knorr,
Mary Knorr by her guardian George Zimmerman,
heretofore, to-wit, the llth day Of September A.
d. 1876, In our county Court OF Common Pleas before
our Judges at Bloomsbury, recovered Judgment
against H. c. Freas, administrator Of all and singu
lar the goods, chattels, rights and credits which
were OF John FreIs, late OF your county, deceased
for certain debt sum OF six hundred and forty
six dollars and seven cents, also ten dollars and
fifteen cents which to the said Louisa Ddlne et al
we're adindged for his costs and charges which he
sustained by occasion OF the detention Of that debt
And whereas the said John Freas died sesed of real
estate in the said county OF Columbia, which de-
sGeud.d and came TO tie said IT G. FreRs William
/. Frens George H. Freas, Hiram B. Freas, lolu \.
FreIs Horace Freas, isaiah II. Freas sallle Ann
| laternurrled Win ]. ". EcA, and Nancy intermar-
rcd with benjamin Hicks, the heirs Of the said John
| FreaS, deceased
And whereas the said Louisa ..ildne ct. al. have
given us tp understand that the said Judgment
| mulns wholly unpaid and unsatlsled, and has be-
| sought us to provide for them proper remedy
And we being willing that what Is Just in this behalf
should nc done, do according to the form OF the Act
| Jf Assembly IN such case made and provided, COM
| mtnl you thaI you make known TO the said IL. G
| Freas, William l.. Freas, Gorge II. Freas, Hiram
rrea5, Jonn A. Freas Horace Freas, isaiah B. reas,
| Sallle Ann intermarIled with j. W Eek, and Nancy
intermdrrcd with Benjamin Hicks, that they be be-
| tore our Judges at Bloomsbury at county Court
| Of Common Pleas, there to be held the first Mon
| day OF February next, to show cause, II anything
they have to know or say, why the said Judgmentiso
recovered against the said H. c. Freas, administra-
tor &C., OF the said John Freas, deceased, shall not
be levied and paid out OF the said estate Of which
| the said John Freas died seised as aforesaid And
have you there tht this writ.
| witness the Honorable w lllam Elwell President
| Judge of our said Court at bloomsbury the Six
| teenth day of December A. d. 1876
b. FRANK zAHR, Proth'y.
| NJ. W. NUSS, Deputy.
March 2-4w
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3IAN AND DEMOCRAT BIOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COT NTY,
The New Election Dodge.

At the request of Mr.. Hayes, the plan Tor
a new election, so far as South Carol is
concerned, has been submitted 20 him. 1t is
q very elaborate document, reciting the con-
dtion of affairs in the form of an agree
ment to the following points:
First. The recognition of Chamberlain as
governor until new election can be held
Second. That he shall summon the legis-
lature, as returned by the canvassing board
In November, which would constitute the
senate republican and the house demo-
cratic.
Third. The legislature thus constituted
shall pass law for a new election and a
registration law, as required by the Consti-
tuition of the State then General Ruger,
commanding the United States troops in
South Carolina is to assume military con.
troll of the State.
Fourth. Chamberlain and Hampton are
each to select one member of the board OF
registration and General Ruger third
throughout the State, the latter to have con-
troll of the election, and prohibit all pa
rades OF white and colored clubs and pre-
vent all public meetings from being dis
turbed In each county the three election
officers are to be composed of one republi
can and one democrat, and General Ruger il
to selects third. In each county precirc
the canvassing board is to be composed o
one democrat and one republican, to be
named by the respective committees of each
party. The board of State canvassers, tc
whom all returns are to be made, and which
is to be composed of five members, two o
each party, General Ruger naming the fiftl
member, who is to be an officer of the Uni
ted States army, is to canvass the return
and declare the result.
Fifth. Hampton and Chamberlain to agre
each in writing, that they will abide the re
suit of this election,
A similar plan for Louisiana is being pre-
pared and ia also to be submitted to Nj
Hayes at his request. Senator Blaine, ex
| Senator Cameron and others have agreed t
support this plan for South Carllina, and
will probably be press for Louisiana
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF JOHN MCASAII, DECEASED,
rne Undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
odstrloute the balance In the hands OF the ENecu-
tors OF sald deceased 70 and among the persons
entitled 10 the same, VIII attend TO the duties OF his
appointment ut the once OF NJ. f. Jackson & SON in
Berwick on saturday April Il. 1877, at 10 O'Clock a.
m Wneh ana Where all persons are hereby notified
70 make known tuetr claim before the Auditor or be
debarred from coming in on said fund
,,.,,, =, +. 7. BlLLMEYER,
Muoh lo'-o"' Auditor.
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

IL ESTATE or GEORGE APPLEMAH DECEASED
Letters TestaIn -ntary the estate Of George An.
plemah, late OF orange township Columbia county
2eceased have been u ante by the Register OF said
county TO George ". Appcmun, OF MentyeTsville
C0l0nbih county, Pa. Executor, 70 whom all Der.
sons Indebted are requested TO make Uaymenf. and
make them known to the said Executor MltnOw de-.
lay. ''O'' W.
,,,,, GEORGE W. AFPLEMAN,
'hdi'h 10 ." Executor,
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The Regutiiea" pretends to quote from
the COLUMBIAN this "If Tilden is counted
out We have this" and then inserts a dimin-
utiye et6gy Of u caanou.
The one we exhibited we have yet, but on
reflection do not SEQ much use for it, be-
cause We have pretty good representation
in the Cabinet. Evarts us Andy Johnson's
Attorney General, and counsellor in In
psschment days ;-Schurz, who laid out in
the Senate and led the Greeley service De-
yens, former Democratic candidate for
Governor in Massachusetts, ; and lastly Key,
rebel colonel, aud ardent supporter of Til
den, is not SO bad after all. With Demo
cratic House, a close Senate, aud Cabinet a,
above, We have concluded not to shoot"
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If Diaz, of Mexico shall carry out his
purpose to shoot Corlna, he will de .erve a
vote of thanks from our government, and
the day of execution should call out demon
strations of the most exuberant character in
Texas. Cortina has accumulated an im-
mense fortune, estimated at millions, 10y
preying upon Texans along the Rio Grande
He has not only stolen thousands upon
thousands of cattle and horses, but has slain
many citizens of Texas who attempted to re-
sist his deprcdations. He richly deserves
the fate Diaz las determined to mete out to
him,
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MARKET REPORTS.
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that application WIN be
haue at the next meeting OF the lOard Of Pardons
for the pardon " Samuel Bogart sentenced at Feb.
ruary Term, 1916 for unanslaughter
Mar g. 2w " '''
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A SCALY APPOINTMENT.

We learn that II. w, Jones has been ap-
pointed Indian Agent for the Suapsu Agen-
cy, Indian Territory. We presume this the
same ii. w. Jones, who was formerly Treas.
urer's clerk of Luzerne county, and ran of
to escape arrest for forgery. 1t is a fitting
evidence of Hayes desire for civil service
reform.
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Senator Blaine has announced plan for
the settlement Of the troubles in Louisiana
and South Carolina which is, to hold, by
consent Of all parties, new election in those
States. He believes the election could now
be conducted peaceably, free from the en-
tanglements Of Presidential contest, and
that everybody would acquiesoe in the re-
suit lie has submitted his plan to the Pre-.
sideat, bat the latter has not yet indicated
his approval Of the scheme.
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

Z IT lFTIN = MI INT
N ESTATE or THOMAS Fry, DECEASED
Inc undersigned auditor appointed 10 distribute
fnndssn the hands or the Administrator nnnn,r
ested for the purpose OF his appointment. nd ia
o'clock a. m on Wednesday April n, 1876 Vt the Of
nee OF Funk waller, In bloomsbury, when and
where all persons having claims against the said es
tate are requested 10 present the same before the
Of said fund " " " ' y
,.,.,. NEVIN U, FUNK,
huch io-oW Auditor
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE !

BY virtue OF an order issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Columbia county, the undersigned
Assignee for the benent OF the creditors of Abraham
Miller VIII expose to Public sale at tue
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II is said that Hayes business houn are
from tot.
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G, 4 l. Policemen

These gentlemen authorize us to say that
the entire report in the issue of the 18th
was a falsehood made up of whole cloth, so
far as any part that they took in the inter-
view with Kelly was concerned. Fielders
stock in this community is falling consider
ably below par, and it would only serve his
journal right if the citizens of this town and
county who have been SO grossly misrepre-
sented. would refuse to purchase sin gle
COPY of the Shenandoah Herald.
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Brick Dwelling House, Brick Store, Brick
Drug Store, Frame Ware House.

frame stable, and other out-oulldngs and also all
that piece or parcel OF land on Front street afore
said on southwest side OF lot OF II. NJ, HICKMAN
thence along Front street twenty-five feet 70 line
Oh lot OF A. b, Wilson's heirs, thence by the same
siAty ieet' lhenee 70 lot OF II, M Hickman on line
pa'anel WIN front street twenty-five feet thence
by the same slxty-sx feet to the place NJ ha,,,nTI
on which Is erected n
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Also, one other piece parcel OF land situate In
SAID Borough, beginning at a corner Of lot number
twenty-one on the south side OF Front street, THENCE
by Front street forty-nlne and-a hair feet TO lot
number twenty five, thence by lot number twenty
Ve one hundred and sixty feet, thence by line par
ael with Front street Iorty-Gine and-ahaf feet to
lot number twenty one, thence by lot number twen-
tyone one hundred and sixty feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning being lot number twenty-twotWater IoU as
marked and numbered plan OF said town, on which
Is erected u two-story
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
SenuHler C0.SOy.

From Thursday Morning. Daily.l
a large and fashionable audience greeted
the appearance of ex-Vice President COlfaX at
the Opera House last evening foe the purpose
OF listening 10 the lecture given by the distin-
guished gentleman on the life o: Abraham
Lincoln. The speaker was introduced by eS-
Senator Alex Caldwell, who, in his own pc"u-
liarly happy way, made both speaker and au-
dience feel at home.
Mr.. Colfax began with rapid review OF the
the Martyr President and followed his career
down to the time of the assassination IN a
forcible and eloquent manner which was full
ly appreciated by his listeners. His style of
speech which Is at times hurried is witha
one TO claim and holi the attention OF any
audience.
He spoke OF Mr.. Lincoln as he had known
him personally and in one instance described
him as being las tender hearted rs 4 woman
and as brave as the bravesg.''
Born as he was OF humble pa:entage in
Kentucky he had carved for himself name
in history which WAS tie pruudeSt
in the land and when the mGr,!cre5
hand had sent him 10 the eternal world, it Is
with pride we can remember that ne carried
with him, to the portals of tie beyond, the
broken shackleS of four millions Of human
beings freed from the thraidom of slavery.
When lie left for his etcrua, home he left our
nation planted as lac had st.iyen to do, on
Foundation sure for "!iberty for ali'' in the fu-
ture.
The sp psaker related many incidents in the
life of AIr. Lincoln which Were remembered
by many in the audience who we're in Wash
ing during his administration.
He was frequently applauded during the
lecture and those who were 50 fortunate as to
have heard him have reason 20 thank MeSSrS
Burke and Lynch, who secured him here for
the evening. H. left at 2:ij this morning oG
the Missouri Pacific for ChilicOthc, 30.
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ious appearance, and white bone-dust depos-
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

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Tunor of 12 Years Growth Cure
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RADWATS READY RELIEF

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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
Or. RAOWAf'S
Safsap ri;iiaa Res ulysHt

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap
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the influence Of this truly wonderful medi-
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FEVER AND AGuE.

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Fortune. llth Grand Drawfng,Is77. AT
New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. 6. Louisiana
State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorpOra-
ted by the Legislature of the State for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1875, with
a Capital of 81 ,0O, coo, 10 which 1t has since
added reserve fund Of S:sJO,0OO. Its Grand
single Number Drawings, will take
place monthly. IL nerr scates or postpones.
Look at the following scheme: