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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Hon. JAMES Polk, of Tennessee.
was elected Speaker of the House of Rep
resenatives on The first ballot, by maiori-
" cf l3 votes over John Bel : and W. s.
FRANKIIN, Esq. was reelected Clerk hv a
majority of 90 votes, y. ALLEN, e|tor of
the "Madisunion," was elected printer on
the l2,k ballot The vote stool |, for Thos.
Allen ID, Blair & Rives lOl, Gales e Sea-
ten 9. This synopsis is all that our limit
ed means will permit US to publish in this
number, except the following Standing Com
mittees Of the Senate. which were appoint.
ed by the Vice President:-
On Fore ,ga ReLlt ons-Messrs. Buchanan. Tall.
madge, King, Of Georgia, Clay, of Kentucky, and
Rives.
On Fnance-Mesors. wri ht, Webster, Nicho.
las Benton, and Hubbard.
On C0mmerce-Messrs. King, CT Ala, Davis,
Brown, Ruggles, and Norve.
On Man. .C.cfuyes-M -Messrs. Niles buchanan,
Preston, Strange, and Pierce.
On Agr cuktue-Messrs Smith Of Connecticut
Spence, Linn, M'Kcan, and Black.
On Mlta-y AFArs-Messrs. Benton, Preston,
Upton, Wall, and Allen.
IN N Itia-Messrs Wall, Swift, Clay, of Ala,
! Mouton and Smith of Indiana.
On N.U4i AT. rs-M -Messrs Rives, Southard.
Tallmad e, Cuthbert a Williams.
IN PtbLc L LmdS-Messrs. Walker, Fulton,
Clay, of Ala Roane and Prentiss.
OtP Uate Land Gu ms Messrs. Linn Sewer,
Bayard Mouton, and Lyon.
On Ind IN At. rs-Messrs. White, Sewer, Tip
ton Linn and Swift.
On Ck4hmS-Nlessrs. Hubbard, Upton, Critten.
deh, Strange, and Young.
IN the J.dcayy- Messrs. Grundy, NJ orrs
King of Geor gia, Wall, and Clayton.
On PJ@ It ces and Past RJads-Messrs. Robin.
son, Grundy, Knight, Brown, and Niles.
On ko4d ind C,nal-- Messrs. Upton, M'Kean,
Nicholas, Young, and Williams.
On L nR'Ons-Messrs. Morris, Sewer, Prentiss
Pierce and Roane.
on Revolutionary ldms- Messrs. Brown,
White, Cdttenden, Noryen, and Smith, of Con.
nectcut.
Ua tie District # ColtmJ a--Mcssrs. Kent
King, of Alabama, Nicholas Roane and Allen.
Ot Z deats md PJcnof ce-Messrs. Ruggles
St.ange, Bayard, Prentisi and Robinson
" C,t nget eGpen'es ,fHe Ssaate-Messrs
M'Kean, Tall nadge, and Black.
On Ell, ,sScd B H-Messrs. Clay, of Alabama
Smith. of Indiana, and Norvell.
On Err lied B.M-Messrs. Smith, of Conn
Lyon, and Allen.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

N-7~In our last we committed an error
in publishing the proceedings Of the Coun-
~ Convention, wih respect to the town
shin Of Sugar Loaf. In the instructions
for sheriff, the name of L0hn Fruit should
have been used instead Of William Kitchen
which made eight townships from which
instructions were given for Mr. Fruit, ami
which, with Hem'ock, ought to have pla-
ced him on the ticket on the first ballot.
We believe that Mr.. Leeler, one Of the
Delegates, voted against his Instructions,
and thus defeated the intentions of the peo-
pie. We notice this f4ct merely TO confirm
our assertions in regard to Mr.. Fruits pop
ularity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16
OBITUARY.

In this place, on Sunday Last JACKsoE ntlnt tsOn
Of Mr. Nathan bCmtOy'-sged suoEths and ls
days
nl Bloom township on Tuesday the 9th Instant
SAnAh IHlhBIH, Caughter Of the I1to aehIy ILins
bly, de. aged about IS JS--s.
IA ul4s.AlouA township. oa Saturday Last, Hey
Rr, oon OF All. H6liIy Walter jr.- a5od yeafs'
aNu udYs.
.-. h. tonc tov'nship, on the ID inst JAMES
- >4'sts,--s.' ~ a-'9,'s - ys~ss
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

tC@The ''Lycoming Gazette" has hoist
ed its flag for Gen. JosEPH B. ANTHONY as
ihe candidate Of the democratic party for
Governor, subject to the decision of The 4th
of March Convention. On two different
occasions we zealously advocated the sue
cessful election of Gen. An hony to Com
gress; and our conf Ience in his political in
teg,ity and eminent qualifications would
freely permit similar support of his Gu
hernatorial election, should he be put in
nomination by the 4th Of March Conyen-
tion.
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HYMENIAL.

MARRIED-on Thursday last in this place,
by the Rev. Mr.. Drake, Mr.. LrGei WeLks, archItece
to Mrs. Jul ana Dreher, both Of Bloomsbufs.
At the house of Henry Sproul, Esq. in Turbut'
vile on Tuesday last by the Rev. Isaac Uroer, Col
DA,ieL FOiLney, of Limestone township, this ooun.
ty to Mrs. RleheI Greer, of the borough OF Milton.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. D. S. Tobias, Mr..
Samuel HIrue4er, of MIflin township, to Miss
ELzabeth Heher, Of Beaver valley.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

~Our necessary absence from home
during the next week will account for any
errors in the paper, and also he an apology
forany breach professional engagements.
We may probably be at home before tho
week closes
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

hJ@On Saturday last we received three
letters from the same Washington cores
pondent, dated 4h, 9th, and 9TH Septem-
ber. By the same mail we received the
"Keystone" of the 9th. and the "Pennsvl-
vania Reporter" Of the 9Th inst. On Sum
day we received two copies ofthe Presi-
dents message, which were certainly mail
ed at Washington city on the 5th inst.
There is certainly something either unfair
in this matter, or atri,uabie to carelessnls5
on the part OF Intermediate pos,-iloslers; /;
and we hope hrOugt Hie ataa. ~ j,a.
TO have no lurIi.er occ-s.oA ~ u..-.. 49,.
delays.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

brTEe Democra'ic II ke' fot Colum-
bia county, will be found under our editori-
Al head, where it shall remain unit the day
Of trial, receiving our support, and without
my doubts of is fnal triumph over all op-
position.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

Grfa' FreeI.-The Presidents message
was conveyed from Washngton City to
PhilaIelphia-l40 mi'es-in 5 hours and
4S minules and from Philadelphia, ,to'New
York in hours! This goes ahead Of any
speed yet known to the world.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16
! -xEuUaz-ti-1nnzksaE1
G~On Monday last the Federalists no.
rim n1nl thn EuLlnu.in1r Ln..L Il LII -.

sC~On Monday last the Federa!ists no.
minated the following Batk iekst:--
For Assembly-JChn Bo'cman.
For Sheriff. iHid,n Eiciart.
For CoroneG-EUan EUans.
For Commssioner-,'osgh BroJSt
For Treasurer--Eu jolph SecI Ter.
For Auditor George u. u iiits.
We will permit these gentlemen to enjoy
The mammal distinction exhibited in the
,oregoilg nominations. They may all be
very popular men-iR their OWY p0ry !;
hut that party being rather slim one in
Columbia, it would be wasting time & wind
to oppose any portion Of their ticket.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

kIa The extreme length of the Presi-
dents Message has crow ed out several
lrtcles prep red for this weeks paper. 1t
is an interesting document-lree from non
rommiuaI'' sentiments; and viii well repay
an attentive perusal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

ePMr. HAMLET A. KERR, has issued
proposals for continuing the publication of
the Milton Farmer under the title Of
"1He WOrthtmbria4." He possesses both
the talents and energy necessary for the
station; an as printer and democrat, we
hope he may receive ample patronage.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

R-PThe Hon. d. Pefrikin, II. a. IIuh-
Ianberg. L. Reilly, and II. II. Hamnaoni
will accept our thanks for their kind atten-
tons in furnishing us with Congressional
dcclmenls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16
I0HN S. INGRAM.

AETO@NlAW AN GAWo
FENENDERS his Professional services to the citi-
zens of Columbia county. lie will feel CRATE
lul Ior business entrusted TO his care. Office IN the
same building with the Columbia Len.o-rat
DiOOmsburg, Aia), 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

s-@"7He GenIemGn'S Magazine"
No. 3, is on our desk, possessing all the
good qualities Of its pre- lecessors. 1t is the
very best literary periodical now published.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

Do1cn.-Wheat at Louisville 50 cents
per bushel, Corn so cents, and Oats 20
cents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

iNi0 Or A1fLO IELOlZlAZEl
For AsSenlty.
Evan q. Jackson.
For Sheriff.
John ( ruit,
Elias Nj CE enry.
For Coroner.
isaac &. j OEmsOn,
,BaCOI Seidel.
For Commissioner.
stephen EaIdy.
I1r Treasurer.
Hugh VI civilians.
For .fu Tor.
John Fulton.
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s---.s-saa2-44~@~ 49,

R-PWe learn from the "Venangn Dem
ocra " that James r. Sn0wden has follow
ed the treacherous course of his brother
in-aw, Jimmy Thompson, and is now the
Antimasonic Shin-plaster candidate for As
sembly in opposition to the Democratic
nomination. This fact we simply record
as evidence Of the foresight ora certain
portion of tie Young Mems 4lh of July
Convention, 1886, in opposing his appoint
ment as President of that body.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-16

SUIN.PLASTERS.

Hundreds Of various denominations and
hues of these rags now pass from hand to
hand il this observation-disclosures Of them
dated at Detroit, and great number from
Corporations IN Maryland anl New-Jersev.
The following is list of those issued by
Corporations and individuals in this county,
so far as our Information eXtends:-
Ca"aIoisea Bri lge Company;
Nescopeck Bri lge Company;
Neal McCay, Of Hashing'on;
z. II. Biggs, # EioOmsburg;
John r. NoHor, Of DO. l..
VI. McDopeH, a. Ne Do cfH's Mills;
Hm. Reyn,ils, Of DaaU'Ns;
WHpples g. Parton. # BedUer Jalley d;
John p. Former, T Cataoissa.
Several others will open shop in few
days, and when the day of redemption ar
rives will most likely he found amongst the
missing 'unfornnates,' who have shut up
shop to avoid the pressure What siu-
alton for government and people ike ours!
s-.s@a2&~@-
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TIE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
IEl00Z7SDTDG 8
SATURDAY, SEPT. 1e. 1887.
COLUMBIA COUNTY

y
D[AZGG OR ALTO [EI0LZiATo "a
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-16

s*Disgracefal''..An article under this caption was
published in paper, of September in relation the
bones Of Dewitt, Clinton being exposed and scattered the
floor Of the vault. Il has TUNED be false
We found the article endorsed by tho 'Pad. Herald
New York STAR and the sAlbany Evening Journal the
latter printed the city of Albany where the body
Of the luss1ious Clinton deposited The n. T. Star. Of
date says that the repor; unfouded, and 'ha;
there has been mistake someuhere' We wish 70 pub
lish the truth, the whole truth, and nothing buzz she truth
bu: when article, bearing ,hethe face OF il the stamp
of truth, this does, and il III the cad 10 Be
mistake, ve-ily blood cheeks AID we
feel ready TO cry shai1e.'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-16
EtCuuoND SEMINARY.

TIE duties of This Institution viii be resumed the 18Th
inst for the Instruction of young ladies and gsnte-
men, large brick building situa ted
read street, ef, by DE- Wanaf, decd to The borough d
Richmond /: has been IN operation for nearly three
years. ai believed thai the expectations of its frcnds
and patrons have fully realized. From its doufs5ing
coalition for the last Is months have been
made competent for the pessn session.
Tbs of instruction viii be thorough and practical
Young gentemen viii be prepared fo- entering the higher
classes college Those who design studying law medi-
cine, but do wish take collegiate will BE-
fully prepared for entering either Of those studies
The following will be of the branches taughs-Ens-
lsh Grammar Geography. with the Globes, Historic,
Logic, General History, Chemistry Natural Menta and
Moral Philosophy Botany, Political Economy, Mathema,-
les, Analytcay, Algebra, Geoms,ry, Trige-
nometry appca Of Algebra Geometry 6urvsyiae,
Navigation, Heights, and distances, &c. Latin, Greek,
and Hebrew languages French and Spanish, If required
The scholastic year divided into sessions of
two weeks each None admitted for less shsn half
sion unless by special agreement. Terns Of Tu made
WV. MsGOoKfN, A. B.
Septsmber l6, 1887.
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For The Palladium.
TO THE PUBLIC.
September Is. 1897.

Various ci.c require ms % make al exposi-
ZION OF some statements, relative 20 the
Of the officers of The lae election the Richmond poll
which is give ,hos who nos be acquainted
wiki the facts opportunity OF being informed,
wrong construction Such sands.ous and unssnsie
manly concentrations doubt made esc: the esc-
Lou of on. parties il the coming contest
h;sI have no.hns do with,-but when abuses sad
died on 70 ,hc officers of elections, think have RICH,
to speak.
In re.rd 20 statements made BY Mr. r. Hubbard, from
which emanased of suppontions and iasnmoons,
sax. nothing than, Mr. H. has satisfied and
Other. probably, committed but paa-
ted n ev acknowledgements. stating ha, he did design
10 upsach rsores Of nsa-shat che did not see
any thing calculated 70 exeiss had not essa ios
uroes ia, we:e current, &C. &c Weas nc dsa net ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-16
TIE. MESS AGE.

This document occupies much space ,ha: br:
little for o:he. but il should be read by all,
70. other ;han 70 learn vna: grea:
deal said subject AMI amounting nothing
1t appears the '.grea. and weishty ars
for which Congress has convened, AID when VIII COS,
nation exclusively in relation -
the the government, which
fully and ably discussed las; winter. by the
same authorities and have been. since, by the whole
body of the American people No lights have baamed
dark topics which would Is-fy this extra
ordinary renewal of their dis ussion, has the President
suggested any remedy the evils existing this country
which possibly receive the sanc,io; Of Congress- That
body much divided in opinion, to the and
remedies Of present arrangement, take efficient
steps relief this juncsure if it practicable
do We predict tina, few weeks viii be spen, in acrmo
NOUS speechi ing when they will adjourn without eec,s
any important chang. il the aspect of affairs and the Ex
ecu.ive Will be left where he before, make best
he remainder tive surplus which
be found available 1t VIII be well if called up
reind w,a,has already been distributed 20 The
raj States.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-16

TO THE PEOPLE OF WAYNE COUNTY.
Messrs. EDlroRs:
shall liberty through the columns
the Palladium give 70 the people Of Wayne county
small history, brief and plain as
possible, a subject in which have been somewhat
implicated which is almost connected th subject
causing very considerable excitement III this
county. liz oer INTRODUCES the SUBJECT II VIII be reco-
election fo Clerk under State GOV
crnen, authorized be held the Sd day OF Feb
ruay, which day elected but owing 20 the seat OF
government being that time Ccrydon and other elf
cuns:ancas which had control, commission was
no, I'D and until lS, day of March fol-
lowing. Unde. view OF this circumstance and based up
constitution, which expressly says that tieks snail
hold their years. coaeniei that my term did
no, expire until the ls; March years after the
date of INV commission My Mr. Hannah thought
the brough: before the Circuit court
of ,his county, though, proper ,a. time decide
agairs; and tina. my official services commenccd from
the Sd day February the very day OF the election
Knowing the decision contrary 10 every
pria-ips of law. JUSTICE reason OF common se II was
imDo.sbc for me 70 be reconced il, AMI feel graft
fed have in power 20 satisfy all parties that
was IN: and that the Office until the 18th
aav of March az least The evidence which af.ude 10
ani which think conclusive NJ. Fnley's comnissoa
which authorizes him Office and after the
18th day March nsxt aai hoi il wears from
tina: time which recognizes the day which my commits
sion was issusL agrees wiki ac Record IN the Sccre'a-
rvs occ of cours. Hann1h's time will be extended until
that time lie will take by loas hundred and by the
snort As BEFORE i. is gratifying 10 be enabled
10 Justify myself this occasion. especially as soma per
sons land who ougn; 10 haze been my fcnds)
were very agais. and wEo en1eavo1ed 10 make
AZ impression that wished hold the Office after con-
.::onal had fairly expired may further add. and
saw with regret conuc; OF individuals to-
wards occasion. different from The treat
me had uniformly received from ,iat II
made impressions which wiIl De fo-goiSen-
Wi,a these remarks shall d-o? ths subject
DAVID HOOVER.
;sep,a.nbc. Is 1897.
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annos make Of but what he did there
several Others who did also Caleb R. Williams,
Nelson Page, and Others, the window when Ne H.
called, and, he states, o1nd J. D. Morrison akose.
shose other zensemaa Others being the
viz COL Scarce E. S. Asord, and Mr.. Thorpe, who Ezs
q IN bed, bot sitting chair directly before Mr. Hub
.yes-though Mr. H. did not ser hins. The window
~oen and obssrvcrsd from entering at the
- ;servssions Of Mr.. II. were unnecessary
did say Mr.. NJ. had bets on Dr.. -.
1t is further alleged By the Chron,.. .,,,;,,.
she tally paper returned BY The Inspees ,,,n,
ted evidence, wherein appears tia, Mr.. Pa ~
vote more counted TO him than given him.
Mr. Hannah less'' Does Mr. Hoshou, stats this on
his responsibility from the record Of the court. II
he viii erdne the evidence and give impartial
strucsion he will find ,has such is ;he fact
In testimony he will fad gross numbers ,al
ly papers DID correspond and ha which reserved
(Which be any ,n- there af,earaa>. OF
error-besidcs, any sensible would impu.e ser
the officers III error INDEPENDENTLY when il:
Is returned the pa-:y who interested. That
there was apParsn; in ,as tally paper when Shown
me- IN the Clerks Office deny, bu, thai effected
chang = ne gross number, DO denv-ani Until ohe.
evidence alance adduced literal minded
i'll dealr. The ai!u led stated my oath
probably the ca-eesaea OF clerk, bus
ted by the Other. though j: qu.a probable made
subsequently,. Such as can.o. conceive Others be
homes, il discharge OF duty in which they
s:cicisd BY the soeni:y of oai cannot themselves bs
honest.
make tsse statement. ua1eceive the public in
of much far reputation OF the Judges
will IRWIN REED.
The Officers Of the election consisted Of Irwin Reed.
Iaspecto- Col lllan Scarce, and JOHN D. Morrison,
Judges. L. ;. Alvori, and Joseph Thorpe, Clerks.
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For tie PYiI-diy1,,

Messrs. Edi.osAs Dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed in 20 time fixed for tbs approaching cleo
ION of Cleh, having been charged with suggesting the
day appointed by the Goverao take The liberty OF PUBLISH
ing an ex.ac, letter received by from the Gov
enor this week, jus:ifcaton of him well myself
lie says,
..Nr Brown. (>eegetary of State.) Informs your
complain se day named in tle w-t (of election
'1iIannah's friends sT-a .nsrs sille AZ
.arousng towards because the .st Monday
s(of Oct selected, aedging tina: you named
day me, you nigh. get all the 'Fets' TO Rch-
smond The day of their Yearly Meeting, Nc-In reply
sad neither friends suggested the day
md did know the day of the meet
ny the sFriends' As the day, find by letters that
reached wr, issued that friends all wish
led an early elections whilst Mr.. anna's preferred post
s.ponemen:, and some long spring.
foregoing will be satisfactory 70 all, as nsk
ro,b;,, bu. fair play JOHN FINLEY.
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