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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

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wonder a. me discussion OF aehoeialion
which had taken place. Inc laSt adVlces
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

Mr. Edgerton, on leave, from select com
miitec, Introduced bill to authorize the
Commissioncrsof Paulding county to levy q
taxfor certain county purposes.
Mr.. Meicalf reported a bill 2l6. 10 amend
tho act 10 lay out and establish a free turns
pike road From Linn, in Allen county, to
Defiance, in Williams county NJ
q Mr. Noblo, Of Franklin, reported back
House l6l, ccnccrhing sho militia, without
amendment
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
NNEesWBEe
Property.

Tho subscriber having been engaged near
I'Hlr'y years in the Mercantile Business
wishes to retire and settle up his concerns,
ana give younger hands an operrnnjty IF
MAKING money, offers his PROPERTY
n BLOOM TOW NSHlP, consisting Of
SioRE' MILL, FARMS, FURNACE,
'hn other property this property is silus,ed
IN hlg tlshingcIeek three miles from ,he
canal and same distance from Bloomsburg,
me now Seat OF Justice & is a good location
or any public business. Nil has four par 81
"'ones' with the necessary Bolts snd Other
matters Furnace calculated TO make 80
ons Pig Iron per week lis suited 10 use
e'ther Char Coal OF Stone CoaI-has been
% successful operation for The pas, two
years Iron ore plenty in the neighbor.
hood and wood aLds within lew miles Of
the Furnace
Or would sell one half the Interest in The
properly TO person compe,en, and wiling
to take an active hand in The management
Address to Ligh'sHeeI Post Office Columbia
county Pa. NJ, MCDOWELL.
DAceWber 3, ls46.
The Danvllle Democrat. Miners Journal
PoolsVllIe, Democrat ss9 Argus, Easton and
Jefferson Democrat Reading, will give ths
above tps insertions and forward their bills
for payment to NJ Mcdowell, LightS,ree.
or To this nflico.
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20 ~fI/N Sxsa& liSisssg
q
.Jo T.. EY r. R,

WAlCi AND CLOCK MAKER
HA ESPECTFULLY informs the cill-
Ina zens OF Columbus county, and the
public generally, that he has iocaleo
himself IN BiOOnsburG, where he 10
prepared 10 do all kInds OF WORK lE his linr
IN the nealesI and best syle having had sui
hclenl experience in the business and havlng
procured good assortment OF the BESl
ENGLISH 81 FRENCH MATERlLS
tlallels himsoIG that he only needs ran
IRIHL in order TO secure the custom,
Hs has on hand general assormanI oI
SPecSocleS and GLASSES TO sat oil age,
AIso--Sllver Pencils, ThimbIes, keyes.
Guards, Vest, Fub and Guard CtaiNs.
JNWNnIE0 80.
AZ of which will be sold at the most reason.
able prices and warranted 10 be what the )
are sold for.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES.
of every description acatiy repaired ana
WarTsntsd. And especially persons viii
do well 10 call who havo fine Watches surh
as LePines, Duplex EsUspemen,s, Anchor &
other Levers. Ropealers, &c., as they wi.
be carefully repaired and warranted 10 per-
lorm we'll.
n. B. The golden rule in our business
is CASH, and in order to juaiily our prices
this will be required
Shop on 4Nain-Slreet, beloW Narkei,
nearly opposite George Weauers'. Store,
December l2. ls4G-lv3i
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Keep as nice q rarieiN of Goods.

II both quality and price as tbost who make more
noise in the papers than we do. We have pur.
chased our goods as cheap as it is possible to buy
lhemond we will sell lhOm US cheap, ii our friends
viii give US ca ut our
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

N.IOro Judge 10 Wke.07FIt CI.rks l6 90 671 s
oG C ca Guards.
Amount paid " Best ana w. arretsun for the of
he Columbia Guards 700 q
Commissioners to Tug ont Road
Amount paid John AchenOach e, al 40o
Contingent
2mounl paid in Store bills for stationary, &c. aut fuel
for Court House, ls6
Penitentary Expenses
4 noun paid B,slen State PenIen,iary for support
&c ofcOuvic's l76 G
Contabies .Altessins Court
Mount pid for The yea, 1910, Sc 9
CsnIabies Retuaa, 70 Quertsr Sessions, -.
nount paid for the year 1916 I5t 4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

We the undersigned, Commissioners oI
heIcoun'y of Columbia, do certify ,ha, the
foregoing is full and correC, statement oil
,he receipts sHd expenditures .f .he said
County for The year ls46.
Witness our hsnds d. Danville this 26lh
day Of Januarv. A, D ls47.
FRED'K McBRIDE,7
PETER ENT .Comniss.olers
Attest PETER KLINE,
WBlLGY RoAT, Clerk.
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LIST OF RETAILERS.

hefoowing is List Of the Wholesale DOo Z
and Retailers OF Foreign and Domestic Mere han
Jize ia the County of Columbia, as returned 10
J anuary Session 1916, classcd DIS lIows;---
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
4 kDeg5gSc Sale .

In pursuanes Of an Oorder OF the Or,
phanS Cour, Columbia county. on
Sotwd"y February 10 usiT
nexi al 10 o'clock in the fnrenoon, Samuel
NSncl Guardian of the Miuor children oI
William adams late oil Madison townshro
N sand county deceased will expose 10 pub
Ice vendue upon the premises, certain
Tac' Of land olIuateip Derry township, Co.
umbia county aforesaid, adjoining land, %
Thomas .fiams, and land formerly Of .loa,
Adams now Peer Mosder aud o,hurs con.
aiming about
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

We, The undersigned, AudIioY of Co.
umbla County, Bong Ouly elected 10 adjus,
and settle the accounts Of the Treasurer and
Commissioners. have carefully examined
he accounts and vouchers of the same for
he year ls46 do certify lha, we find them
to be correct as tel forth ia The foregoing
statements and that we fnd balance due
he County IN the hands Of The Treasure, =,
OF seven hundred and four dollars and sixty
seven cents; and balance outstanding dus
The County from The above mentioned sour
ces, Of four thousand SIX hundred and six
Iy'uine dollars and thirty -seven cents.
Given under our hand This 26Ih day of
January, A d ls47.
JOSEPH YETTER,)
WILLIAM COLE, .4uditsr
J. MCCORMICK
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
NO7tCE.

4 hUR friends no doubt are aware that we
" require money TO carry on our business, we
therefore take this method Of informing them that
We are now engaged in making up balances on
books. We expect oil those knowing themselves
indebted to US OH NOTE, BOND or BOOK AC.
COUNT. Of more than one years standing, will
call between this and the Grst Of February next
and settle llp glnH without any barber talk from
Dss-fS ''' ''''N'N'' y w.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
No Kumbug.
O MD ARE NOT PI[FFERS

" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS."
a EITHER are we going to talk about 'Ws,
~ between the United States and Mexico;' nol
OF selling goods 10 per cent. Glow city prices,
Neither aF0 we going to string together in our ed,
verli5ements every thing we have for sale, from ,
needle to an anchor, Lut mark what we sav-
We are going to
Heep as nice Carieiy of Goods,
II both quality and price, as thost who make more
noise in the papers than we do. We have pur.
chased our goods as CHEAP as i, is possible to buy
lhemand we will sell thom us cheap, ii our friend,
viii give US q cal at our
NNW s?EGBLs
recently erected by E. H BIGGs, directly onpo.
site The new Court House, and next door south Of
Deobior's Hotel, We will show them sn
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS
selected expressly for their accommodation. A
mong tho articles Of
DRY GOODS
We have French aud American CLOTHS. Cas-.
'i.''eS' SaltlHettS, NcStlngS, DC NC.
For tho Ladies we have Cashmeces. Monsljp
'e IaIns' Cashmere Robes, Cloakng, Prints of ey-
eiy style and price from 4 to % cents per ward
7haws, Gloves, &c. &c. in fact every variety of
merchandise usually kept in country stores besides
'0mo things little d;Bercat
Also-Hats and caps OF every description.
As for our
GROCERIES,
call ndexamine lhen for vuurseIves,ard Won will
ind them excellent and very cheap.
They have also an assortment Of
QUEENS AND HARDWARE.
And the hest of MACKEREL aud
Irish Salmon
# superior quality, All of which will be Ji.
posed OF ii exchange for Cash or Country Plo
luce,
SLOAN & MENDENHALL.
Blooms urs. Nov: 2, 1876
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17
VOLUME 13..--NUMBER 10.

''Be satisfied, them" said Miss Wilton; lat
this hour tomorrow, and At this place, you shall
meet with one, TO whose name, aud rank, and
authority, the utmost lastidiOusncss could not
object"
"Doubl not will meet him." was the reply
And thus they parted.
A few hours later IL the evening now referred
TO, two individuals were seated in the cabin of the
British slooP.of-war Dragon, engaged in earnest
conversation. Both were IN military undress.-
The one was young, slight, and good looking,
with an air, however, of recklcssness and auda-
city, that spoke the fitting agent Of dark and
hazardous deeds. The other was a middle-aged
nan, Of more dignifcd and genllemanly dcport
ment His dcmeanOr was one that denoted sta
lion aud influence, but his countenance bore that
sinister expression, which nature often stamps
upon the vile, and which no effort Of assumed
honesty can fully eradicate or conceal. Like
the mark Of Cain, il is indelbe; but, unforu.
nately unlike that sign, it is pcrceptabe only 10
an eye practiced in the study of the human Wis.
age. 40 animated discussion had been followed
by prolonged silence, when the latter, after RI
sing and rapidly pacing the floor, turned sudden
ly to his companion, and said,
elf you have made sure of success in this mat
ter, Wiley, we shall have accomplished a work of
the utmost magnitude, and your reward will be
proporlionate."
81 assure you there is no room for doubt, >" was
the reply. 81 have felt my way step by step.
Our conversations have been frequent and pro.
longed, He believes that his cause is declining;
that the leaders are rapidly giving in their adhe-
sion to the crown; that all oppressive measures
will be abandoned, and thus the chief object Of
the war attained. What wonder, then, that he
should hasten to be among the earliest penitents
and thus secure to himself so brilliant u reward.
In truth, begin to regret that you bade so high. y
at is too late to think of that" said the 9th
or, musing. "And Miss Wilton is his afiianced
bride. Well, wel-we have played for heavy
stake, and won. How will these tidings rejoice
Sir WiIliam!" Thus muttering to himself he
continued to pace his limited apartment. until his
companion reminded him of the Iatcness of the
hour.
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CARROLLTON OHIO-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, Bz

together, aud urged with all the energy and ear.
nrsincas Of despair, formed the staple Of his G.
pistes. They were read and returned With the
simple reply that his execution would lake place
on the ensuing DAY at sunset. We will pass over
that dreadful interval, in y hich hope had entirely
forsakcn the breast of the doomed. Coward
like, be died a thousand auIicipatory deaths.
The day and the hour approached. The giant
shadows Of the western mountains began 10
stretch toward The enyirons Of For Constitution.
As the declining sun fingered above the summit
Of the hills. lls rays were reflected by the bayO-
nets OF military guard. encircling a scaiTold,
prisoner, aud a coffin. To that sun the execu-
TONER booked iur his signal. lis disk was resting
on the horizon, and a hundred ewes were watch.
ing It's motion. At this moment there was a sud-
den movement in the crowd-a parting 10 give
way 10 some new conner, and messenger, breath.
less with haste, placed letler in the hands Of
Count De Zeng. Not needing that il vas ad-
dressed To the commaudant, he hastily opened
and pursued il. The blood lorsook his cheeks,
as with a trembling hand he passed the note to
/ Gansoyoou, and made signal TO the execution.
er TO lorbear. Aslhe eyes Of the oherran rapid.
| ly down the page, mingled rage and terror shook
/ for moment his manly frame. Recovering
himself with an effort, he directed the seGeanl
/ in command 10 approach.
"Remand the prisoner to his CELL" he said,
"the execution must be deferred"
Before explaining the cause Of this sudden
change in the aspect Of affairs at the fort, il will
be necessary 10 travel back short period, and
take up another clew Of this singular history.
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WHOLE NUMBER G73.

ed, she dssisted from her inquiries, aud 10 few
were agaInn rspid motion. Folly
awakened nov By her fears, she slept 40 more.
Leaving the mgin route. ITe carriage al length
entered dark and narrow deii.e Of the mOUn.
taiu,, and for more than an hour slowly parsucd
Us labarinlhns course, amidst gloom rendered
tenfoId By the surrounding forests. Having stop
ped at last beior; a small and obscure looking
house, her companion aghted aud was received
by several individuals, who seemed 20 have hcgn
awaiting his arrival. Laughter aud cOngralula.
lions cnsugd. Several Of The bystaudcrsapproach
ed the carriage, aud 10 no genIle terms requested
Ellen to ahght. Hurried into the cottage, as soon
as her beUi.dered faculties were enabled 10 COM
prehend The answers to her iucohereul questions,
she learned in substance that The was among a
band Of Tories and sayages, a prisoner, and a
hostage for the safely Of Sir Philip Bender.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17

honorable war.ars. r-ada h.m "a w .uatle r.siiisf
ry lu thr e1cia7. a1f', ~, u.rgu-ujy. q Nof
sc1urge 20 tiiy rtriu's. To n ,rnp,h His ar
rest. sc,'rr,ly any sacrifice would hayr k,.rn con.
,ilgrct NOR Innate. lis h.' 80, lrrhlv itffsiicd
even before the affair Of Fou Cor~lmtion, iH
which in. hadprosiItuied ,he >s-red char,eter of
a 4. z 20 iire most vile sud su,rTlof purposes.
Gcnersi Washington gv,>rd his nuar fisbe-
lief in Bender's ability % f.5ll his rnCiF Ffarui.
which be considered probaby rnss l' gain
time. H.. however. % tn great drleM %
Count De Icag, accepted Ibs F'oPu>nl'u; and
the later, wth renewed h,pr. bat W'tlr r-fhy
misgiylngs. SCI oul on his retufn.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square, (faurteen lines or ess,) three inser-
tions, sl; every subsequent insertion % CENTS
Larger ones in proportion. A liberal dlscoint will
be gwen to those who advertise by the year.
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Printed andPHblished by
COLLIER a PORTER.

TERMS.-ruE CAERoLL FEEE Pass is publish
ed every Friday morning at TWO noLlSAEs p'Ian
mum, payable IA advance or TWO DOLLARS AND Ilf
TYcENrs IL not paid until The end OF 'he year No
miner discontinued until all aueorages are paid.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-15
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Camp Washington, before Vera Cruz,
March %, 1S47.

SIR: Yesterday, seven of our 10-inch NOR
tars being in batteries, and the labors for plant
ing the remainder Of our heavy metal being in
progress, l addressed, at two clock, p. NJ, q
summons to the Governor of Vera Cruz, and
within the two hours limited by the bearer OF
the flag, received the Governors answer
Copies of the two papers (marked respectively
A and By are herewith enclosed.
it will be perceived that the governor, who
it turns out is the commander of both plac es,
chose, against the plain terms of the summons,
to suppose me to have demanded the surren-
der of the castle and Of the city--when in fact,
from the non-arryal of our heavy metal-prin-
cipally mortars--l was in no condition to
threaten the former.
! On the return of the flag, with that reply,
at once ordered the seven mortars, in battery,
to upon upon the city. In a short time the
smaller vessels of Commodore Perry's squad
ron-two steamers and five schooners-ac-
cording to previous arrangement with him,
approached the city within about mile and
an eighth, whence, being partially covered
from the castle-an essential condition to their
safety-they also opened a brisk fire upon the
city. This has been continued uninterrupted
ly, by the mortars, and only with few inter-
missions, by the vessels, up to nine o'clock
this morning, when the Commodore, very
properly, called them off from position too
daringly assumed
Our three remaining mortars are now (12
O'Clock, M in battery, and the whole ten in
activity Tomorrow early, If the city should
continue obstinate, batteries Nos. 4 and 5 will
be ready to add their fire. No. 4, consisting
OF four H-pounders and two 8 inch Paixhan
guns. and No. 8 (nnval battery of three 80
FOUNDERS and three inch Paixhans-the guns.
officers, and sailors landed from the SQUADRON
our friends Of the navy being unreinittinp in
their Jealous cooperation, in every mode and
form.
SO far. we know that our fire upon the CITY
has been highly effective, particularly from the
batteries Of 10 inch mortars, planted at about
500 yards from the city. Including the prepa.
ration and defence Of the batteries, from the
begnning--now many days-and notwith-
standing the heavy fire of the enemy, from city
and castle, we have only had four or i've men
wounded, and one officer and one man killed.
In or near the trenches. That officer was Can.
tam John X. Vinton, Of the United States third
artillery, one Of the most talented, accomplish
ed, and effective members Of the army, snd
who was highly distinguished in the brilliant
operations at Monterey. He fell, last evening,
IN the trenches, where he was on duty as field
and commanding officer, universally regretted.
| have just attended his honored remains TO a
soldiers grave-in full view of the enemy and
within reach Of his guns.
Thirteen OF the long needed mortars-lenv.
ing twenty seven, besides heavy guns, behind
have arrived, and two Of them landed. A
heavy norther then set in lat mcridian) that
stopped that operation, and also tho landing Of
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-15

GEN. TAYLos's "SIGNIFIcANT EXPIRES
sioNs."-rhe reading public should be eau
TONED ega,nst holding Gen. Taylor responsi
BILE for the profane and low expression,
which some Of the letter. writer's deIiph, I,
put into his mouth. We have no idea tha
the language reported is that of the Gen
eral, and we are glad To find the New Or
leans Mercury rebuking those who take sucl
unwarrantable liberties.
That paper says MANY OF The express
sions said to be uttered by him are so at vsri
ance with the character Of the man. and hi
usual mode Of addressing his officers an,
men, and are so low and vulgar, that we tax.
this opportunity Of denying them ia toto.
BY a reference TO the official correspond
cnce, and the tone Of all respectable le,te
writer's, 1t will be perceived that IN no on,
instance has the general been charged will
descending in the scale of the genilcmsi
and soldier, and we venture to say ths, ih,
expressions attributed 10 him. have thei
origin only IN the excited nlsginsiions o
certain letter writers,
This toking liberty with a mans nnme
whose exalted station and general coolnes'
and bravery IN battle. place him so far above
these manufacturers Of words, is the height
of presumption, and we are surprised ths,
they were ever permitted to 6nd a place in
respectable journal"