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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL
III ~ Al ship can take quo bales cotton
,TrfI and will positively sail Saturday next 18Th
-x-.s.E. inst. jal5 l. II GALE, 81 Common =,
FOR HAVRE
IL The and fast sailing ship JOIN
lTffN HOLLAND, Capt. Jourdnn viii receive
despatch having The greu,er part of her car
go ensaged and going board. Fot ftrigl, Of .s)u
bales cotton, or passnrc arplyto
GEORGE EERGEROT. Royal st
jazz or to l. II GALE, SO Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The fine slip DENMARK, Luvett, mas
FTTfI ter, will have i'm Mediate despatch. For
freight Of 2Oi bales c"tton, or passage, apply
10 Ja' In GALE, SO Common st
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CITY BANK,

CITY BANK,
New Orleans, 26 Dec. 1879.
FINE Bonrd of Directors Of this ns,ution have this
a day declared Dvi nd Of Tmeice per cent on
the Capital thereof payable to The Stor hnlers Or
ther legal representatives. after Monday, the 81 st
January, 1889. K)BT. J. PALFEAY
d23 Cashier
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NEW ORLEANS n NASHVILLE Ran. ROAD,
December 22tl, 1888.
l he received until the 22id Of Jali,nry, 1882 for
making the sursrncture, Of from five To ten miles of
ward This city.
sw idcation. ma, be seen, and conditions made
known on application at this office. ID HOARD,
d. -im CHI Eng'r and Gen'l. Sup.r'dt.
& PLENDID NANTEL GRA TIES, al 6I7 magazine st
~ So Russia NlanteI Crates, rich,
~ Ground east iron Mantel do,
AZ Counting house Gratrs, common,
100 Chamber Crates,
~ Brass Mounted i;vs,es,
$50 COOKING STOVES, consisting Of
50 Stanley Rotary,
~ Premium, cook,
70 Union do.
IS James do.
25 Imp. Rotary, with ovens.
Iogrthrr with an assortment Of coal Stoves. Fire
CARRIERS Ash Pals, steel pokcrs, nsb rnns blowers
and ste We pipes, Wholesale and retail, by
W PAKEi e. co, GO Magazine at
w' Banks Arcade
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lNl'SElS-5o bules Lowell l.inlseys, landing for
IL sale by SrETSON & AVERY,
Ja| So Gra,:cr st
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OFFICE eIMe Firemeax Insur.uce Comp4uv Of
- Ne.o Orfeans-Che Stockholders ure l,ereI: no.
tied at the sixth lNgTALMExr lecomes due, and
payable on the 18th February The Office Of the
Com my, II Cunp street. Ell. TRACEY,
&ec'v
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N"TlCE The subscriber having purchased tho in
ttr.st Of Mr. Gle rge |. Sh"rt in the job Printing
o1ce ct WIN Mckran Il co, will from This ,lav can..
ne me business of Job Printing in his name and
'"f NE own account. WIN Mexican,
January ltt 1888 -j3-c"r Of Camp and Common SITS
! o>T or uislnid no'c Of N. GoodnlI, dated III Ju.
= Iy. 1887, PAYABLE six months after date aud to
ms ""n order. uhd by him endorsed, hundred
dollars, with interest at the of len per pc an.
num- Payment Of said note having been STOPPED, all
persons are forwarncd from trading for the suiae
Ja"3 A. MCCARTHY.
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FALL. & WINTER CLOIIlNG.
T =. FREEMAN T. CO., Mo. 3, Magazine street.
~ IRE rrcen ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Cothing, and i'll continue to receive shipments reeu
larly houg bout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply rchanis frs,u
he country ut tho shortest notice. for sale wholesale
r:tlii, 0 accommodating terms.
evs9
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No'lCE-Tlle copartnershIp here,"tore existing ne-
tween the und,r.ichcl for a Job Printing Office
Is tl. da y issolved by Iimut ion. VILLAIN Ackcau'
or his agent alone charged with collection. Of debts
due to said Office. WM MckEAN
January LIST 1929 GEORGE l. SiIORTT
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VIE Annual Meeting Of the susc ibers 10 the Ee-
4 male Orphan Socirtv, win he held ut the Poy.
ora. Asylum, on Wednesday, the I6tl, inst, between
!s hours Of u and ocock for the purpose of elect.
.og malusrrs t' serve the ensuing year. ia5-i0'
BUREAU D'ASSURANCE DE LA COMPA-
GNtE DES POMPlERS DE LAN ORLEANS
ES "ctionuaires sont par lie present notifies que lc
Iie sx'ene vrrsemet est due ct devra etre puye le
Fevrier proclaim, au Bureau de- Ia Conpugne, 10 81
rue dn Camp.
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nCLtS OF > COUNT
NHE Kues Of the Circuit aud District Cour, Of the
i u > or this District, Tor Sale ut tie o,lica Vi
the Marslnl Of said Court. Appl, to
nOvl9 WALDEN
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CITY BANK

'6>O RENT.-A lot in Julia street, near the new Ba.
l. ,, sin, suitable for wooden lumber yard Apply
III Bank Place. ,au3
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MI nnd CANDLES. II casks henct,eL winter
strained sperm Oh; Is casks unhleacIcd do do d.
33' boxes first quality sperm Candles. asso,tcd Sizes
received direct from New Bedford. AMI nov landing
rom suop i'edfor |, and 70, sale Nv
Dbl J COCkAYNE % Gruvjer ri
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NUTICE.
g1NHE Office Of the New Orleans and Mobile Mail
L Line il removed irn'n under the txch.ngc Hotel
t. No. Is Povdns street, nj which place letter hac
will be kept open until ii to r. NJ Fer way letters
the Post Office at Mobile.
novl GEO. WHITMAN,
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= PERM CANDIES-2ON hoxes Sverm Candle.
~ brand Of Geo. How and, landing from shin Can.
'o"' '2r SAFE W Isaac BRIDGE & Co,
Jai- 1874 Nnpaz inc n
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I NEOGRAPiilES-Gh o,lri-lls Universal Is,ga
~ volume: Mnlte Bruins do in & volumes. HnIh;.,
v IN Atlas; Woodbridge \ Willards Uni.er.ui. with
Ala, A'ns onlney's Woodbridges, Smiths Hunting ,on'..
tor beginners. Also, Benne,t's l,eographv of tl,.
iicNers. With the i,las. liberal discount slInucJ
|" teachers and Others pur hasng by the quan,ity
l"I ALt.A IOtVAk az Cnmn.
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N ARBilE Chimney riecc Warehouse. Custom.
A'A House street. opposite tho Pos, Oficc.-The
suoscrIher' arc now receiving from their factories
in New York, aud will keep conslantly on hand a
gcner i assortment of Marble Mantle Pieces of su,
perlor Workmanship. and of the latest patterns
made of tho best Egyptian, Italian, Irish. and do.
mrstc marhIc.
Also, Monuments, Tombs and Grave Stones,
moulded and plain sills and lintels. Bile tacngs,
hcar,hs. plaster OF Paris, Roman and hydraulic CO.
men, aud plnstering hair, together with splendid
assortment of brass mounted and plain Grules and
Russia iron Crates of the newest and most anprov
ed patterns.
lettering done in the ncatcst manner and NJ the
shortest notice. They have first late workmcn 10
set the above work.
dec27 JAMES KAHN & STROUD.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-1S4O.
For PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD Nj. JOHNSON.
AND THE
CONSTITUTIONAL TREASURY.
] DELEGATE ELECTION.

THE Democratic citizens of Columbia County,
friendly to the Administrations of Martin Van Bu-
rem and David R. Porter, are requested to meet at
the usual places Of holding the General Elections
within their respective townships and election dis
tricts, on
Saturday, the 9lst day Of AuguSt, 1880,
between the hours of three and six o'clock in the
afternoon, in order to elect two Delegates in each
district. (including the new townships that have
been and may be formed,) to represent their re-
spective districts in County Convention of Dele
gates to meet at the house Of Daniel Gross, in
Bloomsburg, at IL o'clock, NJ. on Monday, the I'd
ofSeptember, 1899, for the purpose of settling a
county ticket, by nominating person for Mem
Der ofthe Logslsture-One person for Prothonotary
and Clerk of the Courts of General Quarter Ses-
sions, Oyer and Terminer, and Orphans Court
One person for Register of Wills, and Recorder of
Deeds-One person for County Commissioner
One person for County Treasurer-And one person
County Auitor to be voted for by the people Of Co
umbia county, at the General Election in October
next. JOHN RHODES,
IRAN DERR,
M. FORNWALD,
Democratic Standing Committee.
August 7, 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

The Echo says we whined around Major
Colt for the appointment of SUPERVISOR
This is false. We followed no suit of the
Echo. We neither whined, cryed. nor beg
ged for the Office, either to Mr.. Colt, or to
any other person. We however did ask
Mr. Colt for his influence which he pledged
himself to give; but when the time came for
action, he gave it TO another, in consequence
oil threat from gentleman in the lower
part OF the county that if Kownover was
not appointed, he would make him (ColD a
yearling AS for any promises given to MIR.
Colt, from, gentleman from this section, up
on condition that he would sustain our appli-
cation we know of none, MOI do we believe
any were ever given. This story like the
rest is base and unfounded. Ii is true we
did go to Danville in January last, in COM
pany with several gentlemen from this Sec
ton of the county, and the influence of the
Danville interest vas demanded, mot whin-
ed nor cryed for for an appointment in this
section. 1t was promised by some and
the eOord Of honor of others given, that
they would not Interfere in the appointment,
but day or two afterwards caucus was
held at that place by them, in which it was
declared, "Fhat as they had then got the
power, they would keepit and if any appli-
cation for an appointment came from the re-
moVal interest, it should be kicked out OF
the window" Accordingly all the promis-
es to assist and pledges not to interfere were
alike disregarded, and every exertion used
to prevent any appointment being given to
any friend Of the removal interest. Major
Colt piantly submitting to their dictation,
and subjecting himself to their control. be.
comes mere tool in the hands of some
three or four unprincipled politicians in Dan.
vile. And now they have the impudence
and hardihood to taunt us with with having
brought out and elected Mr.. Colt to the legis-
lature, and again ask the same interest 10
sustain him for new election. An interest
which he has insulted and abused. An in.
terest, which they now acknowledge elect
ed him which has not received the least ia.
vor from him, but every individual in it who
would not submit TO be controlled by the
Junto has been treated with contempt
whether at Harrisburg or at home.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Of the county put Together! And yet the
jnnio ask. What has Maj. Colt done to
forfeit the confidence of the democratic par
ty I" In short, every act Of his while in
the Legislature, was calculated to advance
the interest of Mahoning, no matter howev.
er much it might injure other portions of
the county, or distract the party; and wien
spoken TO upon the subject, the only salts.
faction he would give, was, " aoiA do as
! please, and care not eChether Tam elect
ed again or not I" This answer was Civ
en- when he supposed he was in full tide
OF successful experiment, when he sup
posed he should be able to mature all his
plans for the aggrandizement of Mahoning,
and of those into whose keeping he had
thrown himself But his crest was soon
made to fall. His high hopes Of enriching
small portion at the expense of the rest,
were sonn blasted. The indignant voice
of his constituents, at such base and treach-
erous conduct, rung in his ears, and those
of his friends, and they found it necessary
to sound a retreat-not, however, until
they had secured to themselves all the Off
ces of the county within the gift of the Ex-
ecutive and of the Canal Commissioners. A
caucus was held in Danvile, and there re-
solved, 10 abandon for the present, their
schemes-elect Maj. Colt again this fall,
and then press them 10 effect. They were
abandoned, and false hearted cry raised
against them, to lull the people of the
county to sleep. Can they do it? Will
the democracy Of Columbia county be made
subservent to the destruction of their best
interest, by lending hand to re-elect
man who has thus wantonly trlled with
their rights. If he has once betrayed
them, VIII he not do it again in defiance of
all pledges ? Who will trust him No
one.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Doct. Petrikin declared in the county
meeting that Major Colt had not sustained
the democratic party by his votes in the le-
gislature: and that he could moi justify him
in all his acts, and yet he asks in the last
Danyille Intelligencr, what has Major Colt
done to forfeit the confidence of the demo-
cratic party9 Doctor be so good as to an-
swer that question in your own way. Let
us have your own knowledge upon the sub
jeet. Il would be interesting to the demo-
crats Of the county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

In our last we referred to S. n uo.n
as Inc author Of communication in ~
Berwick Sentinel over the siyoo,nr. F'V
F" LOCKER On." Since then, we have boa" -
requested by Mr.. Headly to say. tb,, ha
disavows the authorship, not having seen !,
until after publication, and from o,be, inr..
nation connected, we have become SAT-.
ned that " LOCKER On, as well as Tho o,h
er articles in the same paper, were not wri,
ten in Berwick, but in Danville. We ,b.u
not, therefore; take the notice of the Semi
mel which we promised in our last but n.o
sent our compliments to the Bank Jon,o i
DanvlIle' from whom all orders and com
munications flow.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

nnd Rosa was indeed less ugly. The beau
ties Of Der mind seemed transferred 10 her
person, and her grey eyes, small as they
were, expressed wonderfully wellher inter
nal sensations
Lord Underwood wedeed Rosanna, and
became the hsppiest of men in the posses
sion Of the kindest and most loving of wo-
men.
Beauty deserts us, but virtue and talents,
the faithful companion of our lives, accom-
pany us even to the graves.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
WESTERN ELECTIONS.

Our accounts Of the elections in the west
are neither vague nor contradictory, but
clear and explicit. The democrats have
carried all before them. 1t is now certain
that James X. Polk, democrat, is elected
Governor, in Tennessee, by majority of
more than 5000 over Cannon, The late whg
Incumbent-Democratic gain since last e.
lection more than $4,000. Six democrats
and seven federalists have been elected to
Congress--Democratic gain 3-and de-
mocratlc majority in the Legislature, which
secures the election of two democratic U S.
Senators from that stale; Judge Whites
term expires, and Mr.. Foster having pledg-
ed himself to resign if the election went a.
ganst the fedeialists.
We have gained two members of Con.
gress in Kentucky, certain, if not three,
and the State Legislature nearly balanced
In the last Congress we had but one
member from lndana,we now have six out
of the seven members.
In Alabama, the democratic candidate for
Governor is elected, and large democratic
majority in the Legislature. The delega-
uon IN Congress stand the same as before.
In North Carolina last year, the Congress
stood democrats to federalsts-this'
year IT will stand democrats to s wings.
No wonder the whg accounts are vague
and contradictatory.
Civil suits have been Instituted against
Mr. Jacob Ridgway. They are under the
direction Of W. l.. Hirst, Esq.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

We are requested to announce the name
of PETER KLINE, of Roaringcreek, as
candidate for REGISTER AND RE-
CORDER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

1t will be remembered that next Saturday,
the 3lst inst. is the day for choosing dele
gates to the county convention, between the
hours of and 6 in the afternoon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24


The Bank Junto reiterate their denial of
the Supervisor having made private contract
with individuals in Danville for repairing and
rebuilding of Canal bridges. We have
heretofore publicly charged the Supervisor
with having made such contracts, and chal-
lenged han TO contradict the assersion. He
has never done so. We now again repeal
that such contract was made by him, SO
lar as his powers extended, with two or
more individuals, of Danville, if his word
is to be believed, and we again say to him,
deny it if you can. If not true, why hesi.
tate The story is believed, and will be,
unless there is some other evidence more
than the mere denial of the Intelligencer, 10
the contrary. Then clear it up. We want
the truth of the matter-nothing more. If
we have injured the Super visor in this re-
spect, we will make all the amen d honora-
BILE. We see no reason as yet to change
our opinion, as we consider the evidence of
three or four Immediately interested better
evidence than one who pretends to be unin.
tereSted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
WOOD, WOOD.
August 7, 1889.

The printer wants load of wood, and if
some of his friends would furnish hIm with
one, they would oblige him much.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
Mr.. Webb.
Mr.. Webb,
| wish to present the name of
DANIEL SNYDER,

as Candidate for the Legislature. He is
TOO well known throughout the county, as
firm, decided, Underwriting Democrat and
Anii-Bank man, and as friend to the farmer
and mechanic, to need any eulogy from
me, to procure him handsome support.
FISHINGCREEK.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
JACOB EYRELY,

as a snitable person to ell the Office of
PRoTHONOTARY of Columbia county,
and oblige
HRATT OCKED
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Please announce through your paper the
name of
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THOMAS A. FUNSTON,

OF Madison, Democrat of the old school.
as a candidate for the office of Treasurer Of
Columbia county, and confer a favor on a
VOTER OF BRIERCREEK.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
CONSISTENCY.

The Danville Intclligencer denounces n
no measured terms the last Legislature f..
granting SO many soulless corporations and
even goes SO far as TO denouncc particular
men by name, as fedcralists, because thew
voted for these corporations, while at III.
same time they bring forward and urge the
nomination by the democratic party,of Ma.
Jor Colt man who gave not vote last
winter III opposition to Incorporated com.
panIes, nor single vote IN favor Of restrict
ing men, =, consistency, thou art level
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

MT. ~ eOO,
As wish to have an efficient AUDIT.
OK from the upper section of the county
please mention the name Of
JAMES DEWITT,
Of Greenwood, as suitable person for that
onice. and oblige a
MT. PLEASANT DEMOCRAT.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

The Bank Junto at DanyilIe, insinuate that
we are in favor of bank because we have
published the notice of an application for
Bank signed by two citizens in Berwick
Inc notice was sent to US by democrat: Of
Berwick, who, we have since been in.
formed, has declared, that there was no in.
teniIon Of applying for charter in pursu.
ance OF the notice, but that it was got up,
at the request Of the Bank Junto in Danville
to make diversion, in favor of the bank.
They thought by this movement to catch
the democracy of the upper townships nan.
ping. But IN this the Junto have been mis-.
taken, and counted without their host
They oppose banks from principle, and are
not to be caught by every silly scheme that
may be started to entrap them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Be SO good as to bring before the public
the name of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

ut. " toU,
wish to present to the Electors of Co
iumbia county,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Was it democratic TO advocate the char
tering of bank in this county,
Was it democratic to sustain the eontinu-
alton of Thad Stevens Tape Worm
Was it democratic to vote against all re-
shiciiOns upon incorporated companies for
private specuations, and to vote for the char
tering an innumerable number of new COM
panies thrc ughout the state
II SO, then Major Colt has sustained by
his votes four measures that were democrat
ic.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24

Civil suits have been Instituted against
mr. Jacob Rldgway. They are under the
direction Of W. l.. Hirsi, Esq.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-24
JOHN DIETRICH,

Of Monteur, as candidate for COMMIS-
SiONER. AS that section of the county
Is entitled 10 Commissioner, and as Mr..
DletFick is q decided friend of 'eqnaI rchts.'
have no hesitation in saying thai believe
he will receive the support of the Democrat.
ic party. A DEMOCRAT
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-23

"But now that am come to thee, Garcia,
thou shouldst forget all things but that am
present.
"Oh, | do, do, my lord; even when l tell
thee Of thy delay, ! tell thee with smile upon
my lips and joy within my heart. But now
thou wilt not need TO delay so long. my
ships are built--thou wilt stay here at isia
RIGA, or thou wilt go no more to Danen'
where thy enemies DWELL"
"Nay, | have no enemies, Careta-thou
need'st suffer these fears no longer. All now
are friends to yasco Nunez, here and IN
Darien."
AT that moment the youth Pedro, lifted the
cloak at the entrance, and slowly crawled
within, sheltering himself among the leaves
and branches Of The outer apartment. lie
beard the words and clutched the dagger firm.
ly. while he was conscious Of derisve smile
that passed over his features.
"By the Holy Cross, this Nicer Codro hath
speech Of the devil. Said he not the smile
and the dagger? or truth they are here
together And his resolution derived strength
in his mind from his remembrance of the as
troloser's prediction.