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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-13

FlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il paris s Of Of orlea , s64-By virtue Of
MORT e h s5 af@f sst oda 9ee e b By pa h
sh of Orleans, in the above entitle d cause / win
proceed to sell at public ,aueion. at the Mer-
street. between Canal and Custornhouse streets,
10 the Second District of this city, on TUES
DAY, February s. 1878. at 10 o'clock m. the iol-
CERTAIN f ToF OF G G situated
in the Second District Of this city. In the square
bounded by Hospital, Ba, acks, Galatin and
three on plan drawn by Joseph Pile late sur
veyor, and deposited In the office Of William
Chrsty, then one of the notaries of this city:
said lot measuring. English measure. twenty
six feet front on Levee street. twsn'y-six
feet two inches two lines front on Gallatin
inch, six lines deep on the upper side line. and
one hundred and nineteen feet eight inches on
the lower site ine together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements thereon
rights, ways eervitudes. privileges and ali other
advantages ihereunto belonging or In anywise
!. ANO iHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND.
situated in the Second District of this city. in
the square bounded by Old Leyee.. Hospital
Gallatin and Barracks streets, designated by
the. number four, on a plan drawn by Louis
Pile, late deputy surveyor OF the first munich
palitV, now Second District. on the seventeenth
day OF March, 1916. and deposited in the office
OF jules Messy. late O notary public in this
city, said lot measuring twenty-six feet two
incnes two lines front on Gallatin street by
iltIy tHTeS 1851 seven men TWO lines deep On
the boundary line with number three and fifty
feet one inch deep on the division line with the
Jean Baptiste Sauvinet's property and in the
rear by number five of said plan. together with
all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon rights, ways. servitudes, privi-
leges and all other advantages thereunto be-
longing Or. in any wise appertaining. The
above lot of ground. number four. forms part
vi certain lot of ground designated by the
number. thirty two, on u plan on the twenty
ninth Of December, 1888. by Joseph Pile late
surveyor and annexed for reference to an net
passed on the twenty ninth of January, 1884.
before William Christy lats notary in this city.
Which property was acquired by the defend
ant herein. Louis Mestier. by purchase from
William b. Schmidt and i rancs Michel Zeigler,
per act executed before Paul E. Laresche, late
notary public In this city. on the eighteenth of
December, 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The attention Of license payers Is called to
the notice Of Major E. A. Burke in another
column He is prepared with the proper blanks
for the current year, and like Barkis he's
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
Mrs. Warta II. Hetzer VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth
-, ,x,,,r, Bothem.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 1884 by virtue Of a writ
Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish of
orleans, In the above entitled cause. / will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street.
between Canal and Uustomhouse streets. in the
second District Of this city, on TUESDAY, Feb-
rnary g., 1873, at - o'clock M, the following
described property, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated in the
pine, which is bounded by Milan, Marengo,
Jersey a. and Laurel streets Said lots are desig
q plan drawn by A. g, Phelps, on the iifteepth
day OF February. 1sta. deposited In the office Of
!. y. Beard, then q notary public in this city.
Said, lots adioin, and measure each thirty feet
front on Laurel street, between Milan and
Marengo streets, by one hundred and twenty
five feet two, inches In depth, American meas
ure. Being the same property the defendant
herein acquired from the heirs of Nicholas
Lamord, by act before F. u. Davis. late notary
public in this city, on the eleventh day of May
1867.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
,oDJ ounf far
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Louis NJ. gucros vs.. Mrs. Amelie RieHel,

",
wife of Joseph Bruneau and Joseph Bru,
-, \, her husband;
''HIiRD DIsThloT COURT FOR THE PAR
BY the honorable the Third District court court
cause viii ppoeeed to sell at p "i a 1,ssa
Of the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street between, Canal and Cqstomhouse
TUESDAY, January %. 1878 at 70 o'clock m.
EieHT OERTAIN L6Ts or GRUUNp. sit
square bounded by Johnson, Columbus Prieur
and Laharpe streets, designated by the mum
bers one; two. three. four, FIVE. ten, eleven and
measure in American measure. as follows viz.
Lots numbers one. two, three and four adjoin
each other and measure each thiirty-one feet
seven inches front on Prieur street by depth Of
one hundred feet, between parallel lines said
lot number one forming the corner of 7 ieur
and Columbus streets; lot number I've adjoins
lot humber four and measures thirty one feet
eleven inches seven and one-half lines front on
Prieur street Py, 9, depth of one hundred feet,
eleven adi2in, each other and measure each
thirty two feet FIVE lines front on Columbus
street by depth of one hundred and nf y-seyen
tween parallel lines and lot number twelve adj
Joins lot number eleven and measures thirty
two feet six inches one line front on Columbus
feet eleven Inches seven and one-half lines. be-
tween parallel lines Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein, Mrs, AIn'ite Bruneau from her hus-
band, Joseph Bruneau, in part satisfaction Of
a certain judgment tdecreeing also separation
Of property, between theml rendered by the
the Third District Court of New Or
ans, in tho suit of Mrs. Joseph Bruneau vs..
her husband No. 1871, as per act before Ant
Dorioe.9urt, notary pnblie in this city. on the
fifteenth Of March, 1861. registered in the Con-
Seyance ONCE of this city, in book number
eightytwo. folio six hundred and six.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS H. HANDY
Ctyi lsheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
dag2 ja3 IA %
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jas 10 % te5
Mrs. Widow william Manthey VS.. Henry
SchDell.


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Of writ of seizure and sale, to me directed by
ph o ase hs aboVe ened
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctiopeers' Exchange, Royal
10 the Second District of this city. on TUES
DAY, February 8, 1878, at, IL o'clock M. the
f0 TmRRfE essfa SSSr9gBe5 s o 6 H GROUND
situated in the Third District Of this city. in the
SQUARE bounded BY Arts. st. J. John the Baggti9 pits
Tor Robers9n Music ana st. Av Ne Tor G1
On the sixteenth OF July. 1866. BY J. 4;
to an act of sale Of date juno 1s. 1877. before
Octave de Armas notary. public In this city.
Said lots measure. to wit: Lot number one
corner lot) thirty-two feet front on Arts street
by depth and front on Robertson street of one
hundred aud twentyfour feet eight inches;
lot plumber ,w9 measures twenty-five feet front
feet eight inches in depth. and lot number six
measures thirty feet front on Robertson street
by depth of one hundred and sixty feet, the
whole between, equal and parallel lines. To-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights ways privileges or serv-
itudes thereunto In aEywise appertaining.
Being the same property the defendant here
in acquired by purchase from Michel G. Fak,
as per said act passed before Octave de Armas
notary public In this city, on the eighteenth of
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS; r.; In cash for sufficient amount to
dred dollars. with interest thereon at eight per
cent per annum from the fourteenth day of
June, 1877, until the day of sale five per cent
terest. four dollars costs OF copy of act, seven
dollars and fifty five cents premium OF insu-
rance paid by plaintiff herein, and the costs Of
suit and taxes due ON the said property 2. The
put chaser to assume. to the extent of the
amount of his bid. the payment Of promisso-
~ note. secured by NOR gage on said property,
drawn Dy DEFENDANT herein to his own order
and by him indorsed. dated on the fourteenth
Of June, 1877 for the like sum Of four hundred
dollars. payable one year after date, and bear
ing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
mum from date until paid. g. And the balance
OF the price Of adjudication. If any, cash ON the
spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ja3 10 ~ fe5
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NJ. i. Byrne Il Go. are determined to reduce
their large and varied stock of fancy and staple
dry goods
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery 81 Go.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE OIL
PAINTINGS, BY LEADING AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN ARTISTS. ALL IN ELE-
CANT FRAMES,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ar THE
OLD AUCTION MART, ~ CAMP STREET.
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Auctioneer-C Commencing on TUESDAY, Jan
uary Is, 1873 at D. M, at the Old Auction Mart.
81 Camp street, and continuing each evening
till all sold
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE OIL
PAINTINGS. These paintings are now on free
exhibition at the auction rooms. where cats-
logues may be had and all are invited to In
spect them. ja13 At
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AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON GAsoUET
STREET
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J.R. Walker, d. D. g., 1870 Delord street.
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THE SUMTER SALOON. FRONTING THE
PoSToFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE.
THAT ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
St Charles street. fronting Union street be-
tween Commercial Alley and Gravier streets,
THE THREE AND A HALE STORY BRICK
dwelling, corner of Lafayette and Carondeet
streets
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SUCCESSION OF HUGH MoCLosKEY.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 3G,os5
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon &c O'Connor.

THE ESTATE OF HUGH MoOLOsKEY ATT
AUCTION
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08
A LAST GREETING.

Among the numerous notable sympathetic
creations of the celebra ted artist, Gabriel Max,
who stands first among the painters of the
Munich school, are the touching scenes of the
blind girl holding the lamp for her fellow he,
levers to descend into the secret catacombs, and
that Of the poor motherless child, Julia Capu-
let" carried by the nun, also the crushed wild
trained property, But by many, "A Last Greet.
ing is considered his masterpiece. 1t repre-
sents lovely maiden who has been cast into
the arena, in pagan Rome to be devoured by
the savage beasts, for the delecation of the hu-
man mob. She leans against the encirclng stone
wall at her feet, broken bv their fall lie some
simple wild flowers; imploringly she looks up,
seeking the hand from which they came. Her
whole life, like some gigantic panorama, swiftly
flashes through her ieverish brain, every act
stands out with painful distinctness. Deeply
she realizes how often that same strong hand,
which now alone bestows last farewell, had
been protiered Ably it would have protected,
beside ensurng comfort happiness, and health,
had she not carelessy and disdainfnlly turned
away. Women suffering from those chronic
weaknesses peculiar to their sex are prone 10
just such actions Every day they hear of the
Favorite Prescription of DIR. II. V. Pierce, of
the Worlds Dispensary and Invalds' Hotel
Buffalo. n. Y. Thousands Of these sufferers
write in universal commendaton of its great
excellence aud worth, Once within the dread
ed pale of disease, it is worse than folly to be
careless, and delay the use of this positive
means of cure. Ladies suffering from weakness
bearing down pain, or weak back, ard nervous
prostration, will find this specific remedy. On
receipt of Sl,5O, "The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" book Of over nine hundred
large pages, will be sent postpaid 1t contains
a clear and concise description of the numerous
diseases with which women are afflicted. Ad-
dress tn author, II. V. Pierce, NJ. ID. Buffalo,
MY,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

The following are the ages and occupations
of the members Of the present legislature: OF
the senators, 81 are lawyers, physicians,
merchants, 5 farmers, 8 journalists, manuiac
turers contractors, 2 polticians,1 teacher and
oil producer The Oldest senator is II. G..
Bussey, of York, born in 1916, and the young
eat is j. c. Newmeyer, of Allegheny born in
1873. or the representatives, SO are merchants,
Al are trsdesmen and clerks, 81 farmer, 81
lawyers, 10 physicians 90 manufactures teach
ers, 6 oil producers, 3 editors, bankers, . rail
road conductors and l hotel keeper. Henry
Scarborough, of Berks, born in 1906, is the
oldest representative, and Samuel 5. JONES' of
Luzerne, born in 1880 is the youngest.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

We record with profound sorrow the death
of John Miller, Esq, Of Chester county,
which occurred yesterday Philadelphia. Mr..
Miller was widely known as public man
He never held many offices, but was always
regarded by the mass of the Democratic par
ty as a safe and sagacous leader. His great
executive ability was always sought by those
who were called to organize the campaigns
of the party. In 1874 he was made chair
man of the State Committee and to his tact
and energy as an organizer the victory of
that year was in great part due. He had
been rendered the appointment Of chief clerk
of the Treasury by the State Treasurer-elect,
Col. Noyes, and had he lived would un
doubtedly have filled that position. The
death of John Miller is sad loss to his par
ty and to the State. Patriot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

informed that our esteemed townsman, Dr. j..
X. Casselberry, came near ending his earthly
existence Wednesday, by taking dose Ia tea.
spoonful) of aconite, deadly drug, by mis-.
take. Horrifod at discovering the possible re-
suits of this suicidal act, he Immediately resort
ed to an emetc and sent for physician. His
presence of mind, and knowledge of the uses
of remedial agents, saved his life, because it is
well known that aconte is deadly poison, and
two dropSis regarded as dose for an adult.
No serious results have followed, as we learn
the Doctor is out again attending to his patients
as usual. Hasletoa Seaiiad.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

A GIFT TO ALA pair Of la- dsome Ok
chromos are given free to every one who sub
scribos for three months to Leisure Hours, a
large l6 page literary paper, filled with the hest
stories, poetry, etc, by writers of established
reputation The papers sent will contain the
opening chapters of charming story entitled
"lIolden with the Cords" by the author of
"Shiloh," "My Winter in Cuba" etc The
publishers, j. L. Patton & Co., l62 William
Street, New York, have decided to offer this
short subscription at fifteen cents postage
stamps takep), about the cost of white paper
and mailing, and to give free such pair OF
beautiful chromos as can.ot fail to please every
one. Double value of money is promised to
every subscriber. $1,000 in prizes is given free
to agents.
Jan 1S-4w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08
r IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
Ia FEBRUARY TERM, ISIS.


Sarah W. snyders use VS.. Bloomsbury Literary In
stitute.
David Fewiers admrs, VS.: William Kingston.
SamuelJ Case VS.. Jonas DOty.
Wilson Gibbons VS.. Jonas Doty.
L. f. navis vs. Jonas Doty.
Nm. II. Morgan VS.. Clark Merrell.
Daniel smith Us. John Is. Xxi fble.
Reuben Kisner VS.. Millers & seybert
Ashland Banking co. vs.. FTederiek Bush
Rrockway aud Ent vs. j. Miller Raub.
7. j. Nanderslice vs.. Lcgyott Frict.
columbia Insurance Co. VS.. Joseoh NJ. Ireck
Columbia Insurance Co. VS.. jackson W oodln.
Columbia Insurance co. VS.. jackson & Moodin,
oum1ia Insurance. co. VS., Nsecopeck Bridge co.
Henry c. Conner vs. Emanuel Gonner's admir-
Wam RHcEs vs. Ge9rge MGore et AL
Jesse Rice vs.. D. H. 4 ". X. K. co.
I. r Aloertson vs. Joseph 7, Long,
VIM L. Parks VS.. John hin ct al.
Philip Aypleman VS.. W. II. Crawford
Nathan Greasy VS.. Char es Maurer ct. al.
Aaron Drelsbach VS.. Simon Shellhammer ct. nj
Ezra :. Lyons VS. J. b. Ewes.
Jacob Evans Ex'r. VS.. Thomas L. Geddis ct. al
Samuel Giger VS.. Francis Evans.
David J. Waller vs. George Weaver's Exrs.
Bloomsburg Lumber Co. vs.. William Morris ct. al.
h!oomsburg Lumber Co; vs. William Morris ct. ux.
E. d. Adams VS.. John Seybert.
Mary George VS.. James Morrison
i sarah cau p vs. 81 samuel an and Emma make Reppert pp
J: X Jamson vs. N. Grover admrs
NJ. nrovers admrs. VS.. II. d. Knorr.
Augustus Everhart VS.. Daniel Everhart.
Bernard zimmerman VS.. NJ. c. johnson ct ux.
Mel Lenihen VS.. Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District.
John B. scott VS. Bernhard Stohnsr.
Simon krebbs VS.. William Mastcller.
C. B. Brockway vs. First National Bank of Berwick
Lewis Mochenberg VS.. Andrew Boyer
william Snyder's EXr's vs. Valentine Bidleman
G. W. Thompson VS. Bernhard Stohner
United States Tanning MIL Company VS. franklin
YOcum
Thomas Knorrs ex'r VS.. C. A. Knorr ct al.
Permelia kOons SeltZer & Miller.
Conrad Swank VS.. Daniel Swank.
Matthias Shaner VS. John McDowell's admir-
George w. Davis vs.. Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District.
Henry j. Edwards VS.. William Walp
William Kingston VS.. Montgomery Cox.
Patrick Byrnes VS.. Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District
william Kingston VS.. Montgomery COX ct. ux.
Elijah Lemons VS.. Heller & Ewes.
Elijah Lemons VS.. A. y. Heller.
Elijah Lemons vs. C. W. Ewes.
JOha Schell VS.. John IIinderlter et al
Jacob johnson VS.. Robert - Ent,
Henry Nagle VS.. BOOmsburg Lumber Co.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court met Feb, A, 1878, with Hon. Wm. FL
well, President Judge and F. L. Shnman and
|. X. Krickbaum, Associates ON the bench
NJ. Il. Cox, G. X Hughes and n. p. Sheen
appointed tipstaves for first week, and Wilson
Gibbons and Hiram Palmer for second week
Commonwealth VS.. Lee Bellas, and j. w.
Smith and Thos Bellas bail. Recognizance Of
defendant and J. w. Smith and Thos. Bellas in
5000 for appearance of defendant at next ses-
.ions.
Commonwealth VS.. Benz. Nuss. Recogni.
zance Of defendant and NJ. W. Nuss each in
$500 for appearance of defendant at next ses.
sions
Report of sale in estate of S. L. Fowler, de.
ceased confirmed nj ST.
Report of sale in estate of Levi Greasy, de-
ceased confirmed nj Al.
Report Of sale in estate Of Chas. Savage, de-
ceased confirmed nj 81.
Report of sale in estate OF Daniel Gearhart, a
lunstic, confirmed nj 81.
In the estate of Eli Kline deceased. Return
Of inquisition confirmed nj 81.
Report Of Proth. in the matter Of the special
tax in Conyngham township, confirmed nj ii.
Report of Prot. in the matter of the special
tax of Cenralia Borough confirmed nj 81.
Commonwealth va Boyd K. Yetter. Non
pros, allowed.
Auditors report in the estate of Margaret
Appleman making distribution, confirmed nj
ST.
Commonwealth VS.. Jas. Laycock Not true
bill, and prosecutor, j. c. Brown to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs.. John Sheeler. Surety Of
the peace case called and heard. Court direct
that he enter into recognizance with one or
more sureties to be approved by the court in
the sum Of two hundred dollars to keep the
peace toward all good citizens and especially
toward Sarah Sheeler, his wife, for the period
Of one year and pay the costs Of prosecution and
stand committed until this sentence is complied
with.
Commonwealth vs. Simon Snyder and Frank
lin Reinbold Case called and defendants plead
not guilty. Jury called, and verdict of not
guilty.
Commonwealth VA Clarence Beam. Deser-
tion. Non pros, allowed.
Mourer. Forgery, &c. A true bill. Defen-
dant. plead not guilty. Jury called, and a yer
dict of guilty az to J. X. Maurer, who was
surrendered to the Sheriff by his security.
Commonwealth VS.. Elias Young and David
Young. Larceny. A true bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Elias Young, David
Young, and Iran Piatt. Larceny. A true
bill.
Commonwealth Va. Elias Young ct al. Lar
ceny. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Elias Young, David
Young and John Piatt. Larceny. a true
bill.
Commonwealth vs.. John Vanderslice For
nication and Basterdy. A true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Rudolph Yeager. Sell
ing liquor without license Not true bill
and court sentenced prosecutor f. II. Bolick to
pay costs and stand committed till sentence j.
| complied WITH with leave to give bail to Sher-
| iff to pay same in ten days.
Commonwealth vs. K. Ieager. Gambling
Not atrue BILL and prosecutor L. II. Bolick, to
pay the costs.
continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Abram Hide Larceny
of coal. A true bill
Commonwealth va, Jeremiah Hide. Larceny
| of coal. A true bill.
Commonwealth Va. Phineas Fausey and Eras.
tus Fowler. Disturbing religious meeting. a
| true bill.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08
"GERMAN SYRUP

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test Of its curative qualities as
BoscheeS German Syrup. la three years
two milioy four hundred thousand small bot
ties Of this medicine was distributed free Of
charge BY Druggists in this country to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Group,
es of the throat and lungs, giving the Ameri-
can people undeniablc proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result has been
that druggist, in every town and village in
the United States are recommending it to
their customers Go to your druggists and
ask what they know about it. Sample bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size - cents. Three
doses will relieve any case.
Anril - ,--1t, Il
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

Bloom-Wm. Wintersteen, Geo. A. Clark,
W. o. Holmes, W. W, Barrett, Michael Casey,
Jr, Henry Sloan, Levi W. Cox, George A.
Herring, C. S. Fornwald Benton-Eli Ne
Henry Briarcreek-J. Il. Mosteller; Catawis-
sa-H. J. Reed er, q. w. Reifsnyder, VIM. Mil
Ter, George A. Scott; Centralia-John Spring (;
shingcreek-Samuel Thomas Greenwood
Isaac Heacock Hemlock-John ?. Guild,
Daniel Yocum Jackson Samuel IOcum Lo-
cust-Henry II. Rhodes, Enoch Kester Madi-
son-Albert Girton, Robert Manning Miln
VIM, Greasy, b, S, Workheiser; Montour-
John q. Quick Mt Pleasant-Wm. Grimes (;
Orange-H. j, Conner; Pine-John Bruner,
John W. Dawald Scott-H. II. Brown, Will
lets Hartman; sugarloai-C. L. Moore, Wm
Peterman.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08
AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Pa

The Second international Sabbath School
Convention will meet at Atlanta, Georgia.
April IL and 10, 1875 Pennsylvania is enti-
tied to 6s delegates--- from each Congres
sional District, and for Senatorial representa-
ton. M. W. Nuss Of Bloomsbury has been APP
pointed delegate from the eleventh Congresson-
al District. Mr. Nuss has for the past four
years filled the position Of Secretary Of the
Sabbath School Association of this county and
is in ali respects a suitable person to represent
this district
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

The Wilkesbarre Leader announces the close
of its first year, with a subscription list of two
thousand. 1t promises new features for the fu'
ture which will undoubtedly be presented in a
way to make this enterprising paper even more
interesting than it now is. The Leader is one
OF the neatest in appearance and most enter
tsining in matter on our exchange list. We
are gratfed to learn of its success and wish il
in the future all that it deserves.