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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

NHTHEREAS, the Hon. JosEpH D. ANrHevr
w President of the Court of Oyer and Tor
miner and General Jail Delivery Court of Quarer
Sessions Of the Peace and Court Of Common Pleai
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial district
composed of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia aud Lycomng; and the Hon
Samuel oaks and lStephen Baldv, Esqui,cs
Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their pr"cept bearning date the 24th day Of
Aug, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and for.yGve, and to me directed for
holding
Il Court Of Oyer md Terminer, and Cen
erai Jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County of Columbia
on the third Monday Of April Aext, ,beng the
Goth lay) and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace and on
stables of the said county of Columbia. that they
ne then and there in their proper persons at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day with their
records inquisitiOns and other rcmemhrauces to do
those things which 10 their Offices appcrtain TO
be done And those that are bound by recoani
lances TO prosecute against the prisoners that are
or may he in the Jail of said county of Columbia.
are to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just, Jurors are requested to he punc
tual in their attendance ngreeaby 10 their notices.
Dated at Danye, the 18th dav Of March, in
tho year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and iOty-3iX and in the 18th year
of the Independence of the United States
OF America
IRAN DERR Sheriff
SRERlFF's OFTIoE, DanvillO
March 49, lS46.
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.

The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in Bloomsbury, in the arcade Building, over the
store of Albright u Mengal, where they intend
carrying it on in all Its various branches Having
had some experience in the business, they hatter
themselves that they shall be able to do all the work
intrused to them in as fashionable and workman
like manner, and as e&PeJitiously; as can be don't
in any other shop in The county. They, therefore,
ask share of public patronage, at least, they wish
to be tried.
d. WILSON,
AT. EVELAND.
April 4, lS46-yly5O
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DIED In Bloomsbnrg or the llth
inst Mr SAMUEL HAGENBAUcH, aged "a
years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

! lr. CiOy 10 expected to visit 81. Louis
short time, perhaps in a week or two
'yill GENE ps:Iy on business and partly
ratify a desire TO see ST. Louis and a
ION of Illinois and Missouri. He de-.
to come as a private citizen, without
10 OF any public proceedings. lie will
4 find multitude of VAIN friends and
iileIs, no will be glad TO welcome him
Pc cily.-H, Louis Era.
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--an assOrtment OF
HATS AND CAPS.

In fact they can furnish their customers with ev.
cry article usually kept in county store, and htmg
determined to do business right, they can and win
make it the interest Of the people tc trade with
them
tEF Lumber and aXhindS Of cam
try produce fahen an poy0tent far
Goats.
April ll-5lf
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VARIETY ESTABLISHMENT.
FEVHE subscriber has just received fresh sup
FL ply of
Confectionery. &c.
C, insisting of Candies Of various Kinds Aud also
Bunch R0iSins Of superior guohly !,
BordeauT Primes, English CurrantS,
Figs, Fresh Oranges and Lemons,
Herring, Street ami Waier Crack~
erS, English H'ainuis, FiiJeris
almonds. Cream Nuts, Pea
Nuts. &c.
Soaps; Smoking, Lump; Cavendish and Honey
Dew Tobacco. Spanish, half Spanish and COM
mon Segars.
Also-. II assortment of Gum, Worsted and
Cotton Suspenders Razor Straps; Brushes
and Combs of all kinds; Backing: Thread
Tapes; Needle and Pins &e.
Hunting and oher Goat Buttons Hooks and Eyes
Pencils and Pencil Points Percussion Caps
Steel Pens lhimbles Matches--whe and black
Gable COrds--.agate aud pearl shirt Buttons
Strap vest and suspender Buttons---
Satin Stocks---walch Gnards---
Nocklaccs---Ntt,-Wa w afcrs- knitting
Needless Prmmers q all kinds Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
All Of which are to be had cheap at the corner
Of Main and East-streets.
o. G. KAHLER.
Bocmsbufg; April II 1916. So
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LOOK OUT.

AL persons indebted to the subscri
her on bond, note, or book sccounD
make psymen before The first dsy oI
February nPx'. or their accounts viii sf
I er that date, be Ief, with a Justice O.
The Peace for immediate cllecDion,
Daniel SNYDER.
Dec. e7 lS45
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN I'll ST,'s 9

IDEN L7HST'e
TN EGS leave to inform the public, that
81 Eshe is prepared to attend to all the oper-
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and either Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Tile caoities efDecayed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
nr other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and &umps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner. with the latest and best improved in
srumenls.
P0rceHain Teeth,
Orhe best quality and latest improvement.
will be inserted on pivot or lin connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp. with whom he is in
pa,ernship 10 plate work. on Gold plate,
from single tooth TO a whole set, TO look
4s well as the natural, and warranted TO
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorl,every operation belonging to h
profession, will bs reformed in ,he best
manner. with choisest material, and al the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
of public patronage Any person or pei
sons wishing any Of the above operations
perloTmed, are resPe ctluIIy requested to
give him a call.
N. B The public are hereby Ii formed
that we ME subscribers havs entered into =
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each to
attend TO the other branches of Ihs sCiencF
IN his own account.
a. VALLERCHAMP.
J. Fl EANDERSLlCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. 9Th. Is45-3n,
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April is--52

CATAWHSSA FEEGAV.
THvHE Subscriber informs the public that hav
"a ing procured NEW FLAT and boats for
iootmen he has established FERRY NEAR
CATAWlSSA BRIDGE, and will at all times
be in readiness to ferry all from FOOIMAN to
a TWO HORSE LOADED TEAM, without de-
lay and reasonable terms.
STACY MARGERUM.
April l9--52
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Iadame Macarle has been eleclrifying
audiences at tie Front street Theatre,
'imOre, by her dashiDg performances.
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BLooMspuRG, April lS 1916

CHEAP CONFECTIONARY AND
VARIETY ESTABLISHMENT.
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UlIZILa1JNAIgo

DiARRlED.- BY the Rev. d. 5. Tobias
on the l6lh inst. Mr, JESSE WALTER to MISS
CATHARINE llITTLE of Madison.
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ryovsmcnts of Trnvcllers.

Yesterdays arrivals show increase, still progress.
sing, over those of the early part Of the week.
AMERIcAN.-Horsce Brooks and lady, N. York: \. T.
wilkins, Boston; II. Dustine, Springfield; MIR vcdcn,
J. Roberts, West Point; Major Chase. U. :. A; Commo
dore Nicholson, u 8. N; X. Hall and family, w. II
James, Baltimore; J Jones, Thila.; r. r. Paulding,
Tarrytown Mrs. Woodbury. and Family, do; w. r. Mi.
chold. J. Hathaway, U. s. Artillery.
AsroR.-Mr. Rosser, Troy NJ Holland. Conn. s
Burns f. Richmond Prov; r. Leppett, do, @. Miller.
salem; Silsbee Lucas Charleston; Lucas Charles
ton; A. Lambert, Boston; y. Dixon, Phla; A. Adams,
" Carr; C. Gocdoergh, Prov; NJ Liebret, Phila.; w.
ward, ii Horton, D. stochman, Boston; A. Erickson,
aochesteri I Briggs, II. Horton, Boston; j. D. Miller
troy NJ sherman, " johnson, Albany; J. Browne
fhila D. Clapp, Boston, w. Riddle, Phila; D. st. john
CRY Tayford, Va; A. Foote, AIassa L. O'Con.
melt Ne" orki Lieut. Baldwin, w. s. A.; c. 0riswold,
NASSAU; D. saicott London; 4. Watts New York; J.
Young, do; w NJ Watkins Philadelphia
Ho~AhD-hon. j. Anderson, Westchester; M Wash.
Durn DO James saunders, of Acadia Live
Longman, Philadelphia; II. Ballou, Rhode Island. c.
sampson Boston, g. Bacon, Albany; B. Bart Michigan.
s. Taylor, do; Colt, Montreal; X Hawthorn Bosfon,
NJ Higgins, do Z Higgins, do; B. Lapham. Providencs,
=. Butler, Philadelphia w. Edwards do; C. IT. BslIer
do. " ''
FRASKLIN Henry Ives, Connecticut; Georgia Dan,
New Orleans j. Leonard, Eishkil; ~ sturdsysn, Had,
dngton; 3. Lsrnes and Spencer, Syracuse; w wal
colt, New York Mills; Phil. Smith and H. Goodyear
Boston; J Post, New York; A. c. Wisswae St Louis,
Mr.. Ford, Syracuse.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out early yesterday, in the
building known as the oil factory, corner Of Cannon
and Rivington streets. The fire promptly put out
by the efficient aid of some of the fire companies. The
damage sustained was trihng.
Losr CHILp.-A child named Michael Pry, four years
old was found by the police early yesterday morning.
65 Attorney street.
STRAY OxEN.-Eighteen stray oxen were found in the
They were put in "Buips Head" yard by the police
ACCIDENTAL man named Thomas Miller, was driven
over by cartman yesterday, about o'clock corner of
be of the "fashionabes" in his line, and drove of
with much sang rod after the accident, which o.
% Furious s an
long been felt serious annoy by citizens
The police should be the alert to protect the citizens
from the wanton abuses OF cabmen and public dri
vers, well as the mikmen.
MAGNETIC TELEoRAPH.-The New York and Phla-
aelphia Telegraph Company preparing strong iron
breaks so often. The New York and Boston Company
have made their arrangements to reconstruct that line
BY ,us nS iron w,so Also and the New York
mission from the patentees TO put up third wire their
line, to be ofheavy iron.
GOTHIC HALL:We were agreeably surprised on visit
The painting descriptive Of the battle of Resaca de la
Palma, il, almost without exception, the finest battle
iation Of the stirring Incidents is worthy OF ali praise
The spectator readily recognizes every feature of the
scene, SO familiar by description The Bombardment
Of Ma,amoras displayed in the other painting exhibited
is also admirably executed. We commend them cordi-
ally to the inspection Of our citizens.
CoRoNER's OFrIcE.-S Supposed Murder.-The Coroner
held an inquest at his office in the Tombs yesterday,
the body OF unknown male infant that discover
ed in CONN lying in sewer on the corner of 29h
street and 9Th avenue. The child was evidently born
ave and from the appearance of the skull violence had
been used, which caused death. The post norton ex
animation was conducted by the skul Dr. Holmes, and
the jury rendered verdict that ,he deceased came TO its
death by congestion of the BRAIN produced by
on the head or otherwise being unknown by the jury
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SENECA.

SYRAcusE, Nov. l3, ls4e.
Gerrit Smith aud the Colored People Onondsga In
dians their Prospects, &c.-PolitcaI Ftelings-Busi-
ness. amusements, &c.
You are aware that Mr. Smith has recently given
away 600 of land the free negroes Of
this State, in lots of from thirty Eve fifty each
Recently delegation of several of the grantees was
sent out to survey these lands and report to public
meeting, to be called at this place their return This
delegation sent out in consequence of the opinion
expressed by some tho utter vaueless quality of the
farms given them. The meeting caled--a chair
and secretary appointed and number of colored
gentlemen addressed the assembly The principal part
OF the delegation of the opinion the lands would
well compensate them for clearing them up, and cult
waiting them The fugitive portion, especially were
pleased. They thought any thing better than slavery
live with catamounts than with savehoders" Another
said" was much surprised, Mr.. President to wake
p s s%ok snd and %y's mys white
Another said-"we have been told Mr.. Smith is seek
ing Office We don't care for that he can get ONCE
have got his land and think have the best Of the bar
gain, let him get what office he may-and it didn't cost
Several votes Of thanks were passed, highly prasing
the lberality of Mr.. Smith
Yesterday the Indian school house, erected by the
State for the benefit Of the Onondsga Indians was ded
Gated in the of large number Of Indians and
whites. Speeches were made on the subject by several
priaed from the State fund for the support of white
teacher and the school will commence Monday the
oath instant.
The prospect Of the education and future prosperity
of this fragment Of Onondaga very fatterng Almost
the entire portion Of the Christian party decidedly in
favor of civilization and schools Several Of the Pagan
party enter with much favor upon the enterprise
With the large tract Of excellent lands in their posses
sion, properly educated they have every facility for
great wealth and prosperity and it viii be but few
years from present appearances before they will avail
themselves OF the advantages in their power for eeva
ton prosperity and happiness.
The results of the election have left very pecu liar
state of feeling among politicians in this community
Is hard which party has been defeated leaving out
the Governor. The democrats contend the wings have
right to say the State is whg since the Lieutenant
Governor IL democrat Or il they have gained yico.
ry II will do them but little good-spolswise. The
whgs on the other hand regard the result cncher
upon the other party and very ssngune in the belief
that In ls4S they will carry the Union
The weather has been and is still very mild and favor.
able for the transaction of fall business
Balls, dancing schools, concerts, Lyceum concerts,
meetings. oyster suppers parties Sc, &c, become
tho order Of the evening end with cfed habits
are expecting =" lots Of fun this winter.
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen
Nov. 2l.-John Brant, convicted yesterday Of petit
larceny. in having stolen piece Of cloth and coat
worth $40 from the pre- No 90 Walker street was
brought into Court this morning. and sentenced to be
imprisoned in the penite ntiary for six months
Morre Dale, indicted for grand larceny in stealing
fine drab overcoIt alleged to be worth $50, was per
mtted TO plead guilty to pott larceny and was sen
fenced to three months imprisonment in the penitenary
Francis Henderson also pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceny. Judgment suspended, and the accused dis
charged.
William Kirk, being arraignsd for receiving stolen
goods entered pea of guilty and sentenced 10 be
Imprisoned in the pententiary for the term of two
years.
Discharged I'm the of Oscar HOY
and Hartman Nichols, indicted for assault and battery
with intent to kill and in which the jury were una.
BILE TO agree upon verdict eleven having been In ia.
ESQ., their COUNSEL they discharged from their re-
cognizances The grand inquest then came into court
and made their after which they were dis
charged, and the court adjourned for the term
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MAGNETIC TKLEoRAPH.-We understand that
Messrs. Livingston Wells, OF Wall street, have
procured from Professor Morse the right to con-
structa Geographic communication between Buffa-
10, in the State of New York, and Detroit, in the
State OF Michigan, via Dunkirk, Erie, Cleve.
land, Huron, Sandusky, and Toledo, and that
they are forming company and receiving sub.
scnptions for that purpose.
BY the terms OF agreement made between ,heso
gentlemen and Mr. Morse, the line must he nom.
pleted the first day of February, 1913. and Tho
wire to be used must be OF iron, OF not less WEIGH,
than three hundred and thirty pounds to the mile
and sufficiently timed or coated to prevent ox
dalton. There is no doubt that the whole of the
subscription will be soon taken up, for those al.
ready established are very profitable to all inter-
ested.
We are glad to see that this company intend to
nse iron instead of copper wire, as experience
proves that the latter does not possess requisite
strength The frequent breaks that occur on the
wires at present used, with other things that we
should Ike to see explained, has shaken public
confidence IN this means OF communication 90
much that the directors of all companies will he
Obliged to use every expedient that can he ia.
Wsed, 10 prevent not only breaches of the wire
OUT also breaches of confidence, of the latter
OF when we have recently had some in.
stances. Iron wire OF proper thickness will
oSviate the one, and employing none but corn.
Petent,respectabe and trustworthy operators. will
oonate the other But to acquire the service. ~
operators possessing these qualities, directors
Of telegraph companies, must abandon the n;a.
gardy policy they pursue at present 1t is plain
that an operator, in order to perform his duty in
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The CITY Post Omc.

, Mn HERALp,.As soon as you can 6nd a spare corner
in invaluable columns would you call the attention
OF our worthy postmaster to the necessity of having
notice near where the drop letters put in stating
uat letters TO be sent to Europe must have something
prepaid them before they leave this country have
myself within the last two weeks prevented four por
sons from dePostng letters there in of which was
told there was remittance of $25, the poor girl who
was sending was servant girl and could scarcely be
found when the letter would be opened the dead letter
oce and the poor girl may thus lsse the earnings of
many days toll, and the poor people to whom it was
phaps in the present f restitution in Ire.
land deprived OF the means Of keeping body and soul
Left in post Office and all for the sake of saving about
half dollar, which would pay for painting few tin
signs In such case, what becomes Of the remtanoes
HIBERNICUS
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U. $. Commissloner's Office.

The Murder and Piracy Case.-Yesterday morning
Samuel DAILY, colored, of the Of the Harriet
was arrested by Deputy Marshal Collins. There are
now three in custody another has also been arrest
ed and detained as witness. We understand there are
three others yet at large amongst whom white man.
named John Sheridan. There was considerable excite
ment to-day IN and about the Offices belonging the
United States Circuit and District Courts in
OF this extraordinary affair. We understand the log
book OF the Harriet saved from the wreck
contains an entry stating that the in state
OF muny, at or about the time of the captains DEATH
The prisoners have been committed for examination
which Is to take place on Monday morning
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QyorArIoss roR sprcrE.

Foreign exchanges are steadily settling down TO the
lowest points Sterling bills have become much re.
duced that look for expectation of specie very
to very large amount The Great Western brougk
out eighty thousand dollars and the Acadia one humid
red and fifty thousand dollars Specie which begin.
ming Of the movement, destined to flood our markets
with the precious metals.
Domestic exchange continues very heavy, both as to
demand and quotations. Uncurrent Money is plenty
enough and considerable business is done in the street
in the way Of redemption. The Counterfeit Bank Note
Dsecors find it very difficult keep of ali the spu-
rious bank bills in circulation the issues come
light so rapidly.
Our quotations for specie remain without any material
alteration As yet there has been very little activity In
the precious metals.
The Utica and schenectady Railroad Company have
closed contract with two establishments In New Jer
sey for $500 tons Of rails to weigh s5 lbs to
yard This believe, Is tho heaviest rail yet order
cd by any company. The contract is sufficient for tho
entire length Of the road.
The collections ct the Phiadelphia. oice Of the Co
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Rheum atlsm, stIm Joints, White swell.

ngs Gout &c Compound Syrup of Hydrodate of Potassa
Sarsapaa and Yellow Dock Roo-The above is pre- jared
from the purest articles and the best aud
only for rheumatism this the year. es-
peelcy Its Of the greatest importance, as it will
ness Of the joints back shoulders kc II thus pu and
quickens the circulation, and leaves animal
article have long been known the faculty. by their
dcious admxture their effects For
sale by CHARLES H. RING Dusgist
~ corner Broadway and Johu ST.
Bing's Cough Candy for sale abeve. tsm
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nIuslcnl InteIIluenee.

srvoR-This chief of violinsts has had brilliant ca
at Boston On Friday night he took his benefit at
the Howard Aihenaum where through the week. he has
drawn crowded houses Next Friday he gives a concert
here which will be, par ,resnenee the concert Of tho
season.
The Apooneans gave second concert at Hartford en-
Friday evening. They return to this city week.
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Common PIe.s--In B.pco.

Nov. 2l-DscIsIoNs.-Iiram Cranston vs. Edward X
Shed Verdict for plaintiff, confirmed with costs.
Joseph McKeen, ct al VS. Jonathan Wsllen. New trial
granted.
Hercules II. jones' implicated &c, ads. Springer Hsr.
may plead with costs.
Michael Sanford ads. Samuel Inn. New trial granted
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Navigation OF the OHIO Rivel
MON EY MARKE EFT.


Saturday, Nov. XI-6 r. M,
There is nothing in the stock market to-day Quo.
tatons remain about the those current yeser.
day. but the business transacted in ancies was to some
extent
We annex the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money,
and for specie
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Court Cateutl

Court Calendar Monday.
COMMON PLEAs-ld Part-4, l6. 10, 26, % 80, a. 34g
$40, 81.
and Part-47, si7, 81, So, So, 81, So, 81, 90, n.
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MILITARY.-We understand that the first regi
sent of volunteers, under Col Ward b. Burnett,
have been ordered to be mustered into the ser
vice of the United States, under the recent requ-
stion from Washington upon the Govemo, of this
State. This regiment belongs. to this city. The
lead quarters of the regiment at Mercer Hall,
corner of Broome and Mercer streets. We believe
that Col Burnet is an old soldier, and has served
in the regular army. FIVE mistake not, he was
i'm the Black Hawk war.