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Rehl0EuE.

S. b. CHURCHILL, whose reputation is well known for
selling cheap goods has his stock Dry
of Apollo and Erao The Ladies should give
him call by all MEANS
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H. n. RtsCkfey,

K. II. HrCktey,
WATCHMAk
No. Camp street.
Has on hind large assortment Of Pure lNERWAKE
which offered low that quality is .od. PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, etc.
Also, order Silver Casters, Tea Sets, Pitch
erS, Trumpets, etc, CT any pattern. jail 2p3m
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CkOOEs---CsOHEs.

VARIOUS FABRICS AND THE LATEST STYLES BE.
fore buying, be SIRE to look at
C. C. WAYLAND'S,
a9i Il Z3 "a Up PoSdas and Carondelet streets
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e.. al. R0yrtcs'e S Brother,
No. 20 CHARITIES STREET,
H've received, by arrivals France following
D r Z S S G o 0 D S!
Flouaced SILK ROBES with fringe;
with velvet trimming;
CheTe FlouHced SILK ROBES;
MORE Antique
Black MORE ANTIQUE, from s. to Sc per yard;
Plain TAFFETAS, all coors;
Black SILKS plain and fgGreG-a perfect assortment;
Small Check and Plaid SILKS;
Printed PONGEES and FOUI4ARDS;
English and Canton tRFPES;
FIounced BAREGES, for Even ny Dresses;
NALENCIAS POPI[NS, ETC. etc.
Being DESTROYS OF reducing stock SILKS We H. from
this date, sell them at much reduced prices.
c. A. BARRlERE & BROTHER
Black Silk NELNETS for toaks, all wdth from s. IS 10
Sl4 per yard.
C. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
d3 2plm 10 Chtrtrcs street
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7
4 parHosteeterss ssomach biuers cOfcectsthe
np tone 70 'he y STEM force on me pie and al
me powels give US suehgth Oh oo'y
ano vgor Oh ha for dyspepsia and dfspepe symptoms
hey are Inc wonder OF the afflicted In all cases of auleney
great ia'gne and general inab lily is
suipii's ~" ooa ie parent hhas iehei no ianiS can
. " - aei. iios'ee'ef Differs. lhey require no
ou ~ 'a uo.'ies W druggists ahd dealers gen
ei"'s. 1al9 2p6tdW
ng~To builders md flfhers-Ramsay,sp a
tent Combination Door and window look The Ei,s, pr; a. IL.
Fair American in New York and Prize Mt Tho
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The best Of all Gralstin0rs
y. II. Surr0Ssat's

y. r. SUl'F0@sll's
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTORY
MARYLAND, PERRIQl +, SCAFERLAT1 SMOKING
AND SNUFF TOBACCO,
Assortment of Cigars. Chewing Tobacco and
MATCHES.
q ChRrtres ST Coat and 40 Condo street,
Large importation of FRENCH and GERMAN PIPES;
Meer>cha"m, Cnnawarc, French Cas Pipes and Roofs :;
SNUFF BOXES fipe, aud Cigar Cases, Porte Mouuaies
Bladdrs for Tobacco, ii Leather India Rubber etc All ort,
o. Pipe fnbes, Sirg Card,
TURKISH, FRENCH, and CORPORAL SMOKING To-
BAtfO- dl9 2rIr,
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LAST WEEK OF THE CAMPBELL MlNsTELs.-The
lovers Of genuine, unadulterated fun seetened with
melody Of the simple and delicious kind, will please
take notice that this is the last week Of Matt Peel
and his merry men in New Orleans. They should ac-
cordngly lay in all the fun they this week. to ease
their digetions and nvgorae their systems after the
MINISTRIES gone. The bill for tonight is string
of gems in the musical and humorous line, and no
man can do better thing for himself, wife, sweet.
heart cousin child. than to go early and engage
the choice Seats The hall is crowded nightly, and it
is necessary that seats should be engaged by those
who wish to get the full benefit of the performance.
Remember, Armory Hall, Camp street, is the place.
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Miss Agnes Robertson
and Mr. Bourcicault have been reengaged, and will
appear tonight in the latters own comedy, London
Assurance" The cast is certainly a fine one Be-
sides the above named in the characters Of Grace
Harka,cay and Dazzle, Mrs Gadstane win appear as
Lady Gay Spaaker; Mr.. J. S. Browne, formerly Of
the Gaiety, as Sir Hareourt Cou,tiey; Mr. Vining
Bowers as Dolly Spaaker; and Mr. Ben DeBar as
Mark NEEDLE. The extravaganza of the g Blue
Belle will be given for the afterpece. The house
will certainly be crowded.
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The Eastern Clarion,


:. II. AD4HS. ............. Fpyrop
4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER wing the largest circrln,;ot,
o. any Country Newspaper in South very respectfully
offered advertising medium TO the Merchants of New
cans.
Orders for advertising eftu the CRESCENT OFFICE
be Functualy attended to
E~FRANK A. BARTLETT arqr, FIR Sa,, f,-loo i, D. g
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Sharing u L,sE,sry.
W. .EfUif, Ef0yd's

w. .ztCsf EfOy07S
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIRECTORY
Disasters OH the Southern and Western
Waters.
C He P ED 7 I o y,
Al Fifty Cents
10 900 Copies will he issued February 18Th 1851 positively
New Orleans.
Fifty rtisements will be taken This number is posi-
lively all that can be AIKEN for this edition.
Those DESTROYS Of having their cards will please
dress
W. ALVIN LLOYD,
jas Trtf Crescent Office
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1e, 1857.
ro-DAY,s cHHacENT-

r E \
We invite the attention of our readers to the follow
ing index Of the contents Of the present number:
First Rage-Editorials- House for the Governor Tn
Legislature Gaety Theaieriss Eliza Logan;' Tele
graphic, News Items, ships, steamships steamboats,, AM
advertisements generally. y
Second Pare --Editorias The Police Department.
" Cotton Spinning Plantations, 8 Recent Pubica
ions;'' Desnory Theatrical Items =; Letter from
Henry ~ Washington Correspondence great mum
Der Of business notices, general news ETC., etc.
Third Page-Poctry Miscellaneous The En-
peror The Robber, "a Romance Rain-
drops Wisdom, and other interesting selections alver-
Elements Of the Brdgewaier Paint Co. Drugs Medi.
cines ete
Fourth PAGe-As usual the press of display advertise
mens has excluded usna editorial matter which will
found together with any quantity Of other readable mat
Ter on the first and second pages.
Firth Rage-Adverisements of various kinds such as
Particular Notices. z = Auctions, y Anlusenenis,,
Wants = For Rent, y 9 For Sale, Z etc, etc.
sixth Page-Humorous TALES The Dark Circle "Be.
ginning Life @Cfppings y IN. @ Wholesale Prices Cur
chedueo Of Mails Legal Notices Business Directory
etc, etc.
seventh Page--Advertisemen Of every description
Elghfh Page-sLaser from Texas . THE River Above
Local Intelligence usual Monetary, Commercial
Marine reports, and advertisements generally.
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T0ns0r- Capitlee.
y0n would like
easy shave o have
Sour hair Phrtnologicslly or
Dyed in the most approved manner, by most
expert, accomplished and popular in the United
sares, call at ROLLINS Darond Cutting aud Baking
Saloan, No. &c ST. Charles you Baths Of
every description, In Marble Metallic Tabs,
call at ROLLINS Diamond Hair CRIT
ting and Bathing Saloon No
% st. Charles street,
d29 2plm Yeranda Buildings, New o. leans La.
G. r. Hs<Ef,
NJ + r. G IL 4 \ T + a lilo r.
No. Fl Baronnc street.
do 2plm Er.wetn Common ana Canal SITS
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R0tt Dresses.
The Ragasse. Kettle Train and

The Eagasse. Kettle Train and
FURNACE.
The subscriber is prepared contracts full
guarantee, take oil crops with GILN1AN'S PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with consunip-
ton of Wood not exceed onta PER hoshead the
entire boiling Of the juice into Sugar cord hogead
for both grinding the Cane aud Boiling juice SHga~
The management OF the B5S Kettle Train precisely
that required for the old Kettles employing equal
numbc: of hands clean ju Furnace needs The
attendance of hut hand Baase never touched
after the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAM. Il. GILMAN
a-cbpz
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.sest u OgGfs.
+ r \ n * l. / n r OBJ + r T s.
Nc. 20 Camp street, n. o..
Has just received and opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete of Useful Fancy Articles
such Papcr Mache Tables Desks Work Eoxes etc;
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Boxes Jewelry
Cases, Porte MonnaeS Card Cas- es, etc.
PERFUMERY.
LUlin EStrGcs choice Cclogues Soaps Pc
12lades, etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
CONBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVOLVE 9S--A large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always lie kept on hand
Purchasers whether Wholesale retail invited to ex-
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur-
cnases.
Ea-Wa;ches and Jewriry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo PIT No 20 Camp street, under the City HOitl.
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Kid GEoues-.-Kid GEores.

White and colored, superior quality FIFTY CENTS re
pair at
c. G. WAYLANDS,
1ai9 II u y Up Poydras and Carondcet streets
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CRIsPs GAIETY,--A fine variety bill is offered at
the Gaiety for tonight Miss Logan will appear as
Lucretid BorgiG, character which she renders with
great power and thrilling effect Mrs. Cherri will ap
pear as Kate OB,ien, in the farce of Perfection
Mile kstarne will trip it on the light fantastic toe;
and Mr.. Dayidge will appear in the farce of My
Precious Betsy" The Gaiety has drawn fine audiences
since Miss Logan's engagement and we expect to see
the finest audience Of all tonight. .
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More Home Testimonials.

Messr Sermons CO.. Gents-I am using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble specaoles obtained from YOU and
feel much pleasure in stating that only admirable
srucicn Of the frame of advantage to
the wearer yonr skill and good Judgment in selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend yon all who
stand in need of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, NJ. D.
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Ihrift, ODDS s. CG.

GENT S FOR C. W. NEWTON &CO.S
Regular Line of Packet schooners.
DO 2ptr FR0U vEty opye.,c ~, ,,
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BE .atsCays Ready!

DO NOT WAIT FOR THE ENEMY TO ATTACK YOU
BEFORE YOU ARM YOURSELF.
Accidents are liable TO bea You all Burns Scads
Wounds Felons Bruises Cuts Spains rheumatism InGamed
Eyes Salt Rheum Efupons Piles res Bites of Rep.
lilies swengs Sore Nipples kingwor Inamnaons occur
more or less frequently in every family.
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor
earnestly and confidently As quick safe and
positive REMEDY for these and al similar c, nj plants
Years Of experience prove of individuals ,e
MY 10 me TACT That the cure the ppl
remedy.
For tale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail hy
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
itla 2p3MoWe&Sa 81 and ISL CbRrres s.reat
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n Q r + ] s, NIAITIL & CO.,
Successors
v 0REIS & II T.
q IL ab TT HN HI Re EE -
Have just received large and choice assortment Of
ROBES De CEAMBRE and
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
Together with additions to their ua unsurpassed
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CT HING
IN EVERY NARlETH-eulhracng all the NOV ELTIES OF
THE SEASON.
WALEWSKI OVERCOATS,
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
all Of
Fill ADEI.PHIA MAKE
p~Sangers AMI the public generally are re pectfuly in
vitei 10 call.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Cainp and Common streets
az -pH uEder the City Hotel.
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TIE GREAT CIRcus- The furore in regard to the
grand horse.opcra Of Messrs. Spalding a Rogers
knows abatement, andthe Amphitheater is crowded
nightly Fresh novelties will be introduced this week,
and all the stars will be in full shine tonight
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FRENCH AND SrANIsn.7 Those persons who intend
to go to Europe next spring, also those who are
going to Mexico or Cuba, and who wish to acquire
speedy knowledge Of the French and Spanish Ian
guagess would do well to present themselves early
this week at Prof. Brette's establishment, No. 10 st.
Charles street. There is afforded all students an
abundant and pleasant practice.
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BRIpGEwATER PAINT.--We call the attention of
country readers to the change made by the agents of
this valuable paint in regard to payment Hereto.
fore the terms have been cash. In consequence of
the demand from planters, and the inconvenience
oftenfimes Of making remttanees of small sums,
the agents have judicously adopted the plan of
giving sixty days credit for all sums over sloo and
under $780, and four months credit for all purchases
over $500 for approved city aceeptanees. This will
be found Of great convenience to country dealers,
why buy the paint to resell as it enables them 10
realize from their before their bills mature We
would in this connection, direct attention to the adj
vertisement of the Bridgewater Company, and to tile
certificate of the agent of the Nicaragua Steamship
Company, which is published for the first time this
morning. It fully coroborates what has been youched
for by numerous other well-known citizens, yet it
BEARS perhaps, more weight than some Of the others
as coming from practical gentleman who has been
using the paint for years past on steamers employed
in the Gulf trade.
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GEO W THRIFT. T, az ne
Thrift, Uids s. Co.,
COMMISSION NJ f r G Fl \ MIS-.
No. III Commerce st., Mobile, Ala
Particular attention paid 10 the sale all kinds of WEST.
hhN PRODUCE sach as FIosr, Bacon Whisky Pork Lard
OIL Grain Of all kinds, Hay, etc. etc.
-REFERs
heisrs PoReroy Marshall coodc Ilrick Chamberlain
10, Monte Aai (" w. Newen Co, Carroll PritcIlard +
Co. Henderson PeHe New Orleans In John Swusey Co.
Gardner, Phipps & Co, Cincinnati Ohio
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Theater not being open to Terpschoyean amusemcnts
this season, as it was last season, the Masonic Hail.
on ST. Charles street, haA been impressed into the
service Of the gay gaants and beautiful bellies of the
creole section Of the lcity. Mr. Rufier the veteran
and popular manager Of balls, has refitted the hall
and anterooms in very elegant and tasteful style
and this with the charm of his excellent management
and the superb band Of music he has engaged renders
the balls at Masonic Hall as delightful as it is possible
for accessories to make them and as refined as the
Mest fastidious devotee Of the dance could DESIRE
The second ball Of the series came off on Friday
hight, and we had the pleasure Of spending an hour
Or two amid It's gay scenes. The attendance was
neither large small but it was select and ex-
tremely brilliant We encountered many Of the gal
liant young gentlemen and beautiful young ladies who
gave such ustre to the Orleans balls, and but for the
very conspicuous difference in the hall, and the in
creased facilities for dancing could easily have
fanced ourselves in the old familiar place. Beauti-
full young ladies' will hardly do for some of the fair
creatures who we're present Friday highland yet
we do not wish to be extrayagant. Many of them
were very beautiful and had been called upon to
decide which most beautiful we should have been
in far worse dilemma than that Of Paris with his
three graces for we would have been compelled to
select from a score or more. Take them, for the
essentials OF genuine beauty Of face sym
metry Of form, grace and dignity Of carriage, and
taste in costume and we will challenge any city in
the Union to produce the rivals Of the creole ladies Of
New Orleans.
The ball was, as a matter of course, delightful
one throughout being for the most part
discarded. About Mardigras, we suppose, we may
look for an increase in the merriments Of mask and
fancy costume at the balls. The third ball of the
series will take place next Friday night,
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The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing
pose of will find their advantage call
the undersigned.
AlsoSecond hand Furniture sold, exchanged repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
MI 2pSn p BarOnne street.
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EOnabaFN!
Wanted to Purchase,
BfaHE RooEs. Hiu1aS Books.

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. Fer particulars
Vuire at this Office. iaIU q
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" UV{F. V5Utfp.
This awful complaint INN edately cured by Dr. TOBI AS
VENETIAN LlNlMENf. No family valuisg the lives Of
their children should be without bottle in the house
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
jal9 2p3tNoWe&sa q and Isl Chartres street fl.
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SkNspJs.

SNtGtCgs. Shusrys.
SHA WLS-SHAWLS.
THE STELLA, BR0CHE BORDER-A Shawl the most
graceful and becoming portion of lad VS. dress Buy them NJ
c. c. WAYLAND'S,
ial9 q rs q Up Poydras and Carsndeet SITS
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dissolution Of C0pas'fHe,'sg,ip.


Agents fog Louisiana Alabana Mississippi and Texas
do gnAIoIf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
Republican Convention.

In anoiher part Of alr psPer will be
found the proceedings Of the Opposition
Convention They were funny enough
After the appoiptmcnt Of the officers nee
essary to put the thing in motion--a move
was made to select Congressional Confer
ees. AS honors in that party are rare. a
confused struggle went gu for the appoint
mcnt, and in the midst Of which, o gentle
man, head and shoulders taller than the
tollest, moved that they be instructed for
DR.. LOTT, Of Orange, for Congress and
upon vote being taken, it was Iound that
the Convention, consisted Of ten persons,
three voting for Lott, and seven against
him. Judge WILrErTs, carrying OF the
honor oil a defeat
The Senatorial and Representative Con-
ferees were then appointed and the resol.
ution fixing the day Ct meeting, made ii
September the 2eth, Sunday.
We were always aware that the party
had no religion, but we did not think they
were quite so bad as these proceedings
prove them to be. We are content they
should meet on Sunday, and have nc
objection to their arrangements but we
do think that q smaller room than the
Courtroom ought to accommodate ten men
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
Columbia County Agricultural
Society.

This Society met on Monday the 18th of
September, 10 The Court House OF o'clock,
P. NJ. DIP. joan in tho chair. The
Secretary read the minutes OF the last
meeting which we're adopted.
-s'Ihe rext busnes in order being The
election of new members, number came
forward paid iho annual fee, and received
certificates ofmembership. The President
distributed among the different Vice
Presidents present, the certificates ordered
at the last me eeting, authorizing them to
solicit membership, receipt for fees &c.
The committee to select grounds for tie
Annual Fair, reported that they had seloc-
ted a very suitable lot, of Major Wm.
Sloan, lying between this place and Port
Noble, which was accepted. ...
On the motipn-of DIR. Jchn p. Taggart
it was
Resolved, That all persons entering
articles for premiums at the coming Fair,
be REQUIRED to enter them on the first day.
On motion the following named gentlemen
were appointed a Committc of Arrange
ments to prepare the ground and make the
necessary arrangements for the accommoda-
- - -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
Hats and Caps.

Messrs. BarneS g. Osterhoaa, No. 5O3,
Market Street above Fifth Street -
Philadelphia, whose Card is in our columns,
have the largest and best assortment of
Ii ats and Caps, that we have ever seen.-
They manufacture their own Stock, and
are thereby enabled to sell goods at very
low prices. Mr.. b., one of the firm, during
the past season, visited many of our Mer-
chants, in person, and from the induce
ments he has presented, We think they
should give him the first call on visiting
the City.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
Columbia County Democratic
Meeting. 4

The Demo moerats of Columbia county, IN
attendance a, Court, on Monday evening
last met in the Court House, and organized
by the lsppointmett Of the following
officers - N Il ~
Hon. PETER KLINE, President,
A. Young, John Doak, Wm. Howell,
Jones Fahringer, 9. +. Mann, Geo. Mack,
L. b. Rupert, J9hu Robson, Th' :. J.
vanderslicc, and Jacob Evans.-ptcc
Presidents.
L. L. Tate, II. w. Weaver, and l.. +.
Irwin, Secretaries.
The meeting being duly organized, on
motion. Col. JNo. G. FREEZE, was called
upon, and in response, made one of his
thrilling, ausumentatiye and spicy demo-
cratic speeches.
On motion Of L. L. Tate, the following
Resolutions were introduced, and unani.
mously adopted -
Resolved, That the course Of the present
national administration meets with our
upprONdl, unu tudb tlic 1SchllOOiu'iO ho'"tS
nominations being in all respects worthy
and fit to BE made, will receive our earnest
support. ''' II,
Resolge9, That our local nominations
will also receive our cordial support and
we recommend them throughout to the
people for their endorsement.
ReSolred, That the conduct and votes OF
our Senator and Representative at the last
session of the Legislature, were such as to
deserve our confidence, especially their
votes against reckless Legislation and their
support of regular nominations.
ReSolUed, That we are confirmed in our
devotion Democratic principles and policy,
when we see the inconsistent and reckless
conduct of opposing parties, and will give
increased exertions for the future to sustain
"thc good cid cause" of equal rights and
good government inaugurated by THOMAS
JEFFERSON the founder of euy party.
Resolued, That the Democratic Party of
Columbia County, hereafter hold an Annual
Meetingi the Court louise, on the Monday
evening of the September Court.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
The Democratic Ticket.

We have had ample opportunity, the
past week, Of ascertaining the opinions of
the Democrats of Columbia in relation to
our County Ticket, and we ere gratifed to
know that it is a strong one aud very ac-
ceptable. Its entire election, may be call
culated upon by majority ranging 1900
to 1900. We arc also pleased to observe,
that the Berlcich Gazette, is yielding its
cordial support to the Ticket,-a strong
notice Of each of the nominees appearing
last week in its columns, which we intend
inserting in the Columbia Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

WILLIAM TATE, formerly Of Belmont
county. Ohio, was shot and killed near
Keokuk, Iowa, on the 9th ult., by Andrew
Twcedy, whom he'had east in law suit,
and who had, on several occasions, avenged
himself by throwing down Iatc's fences,
On the latter demonstrating, Tweedy be-
came so exasperated that he drew revol-
yer and, firing twice, succeeded in killing
his victim, who leaves a wife and four
children. The murderer is in custody.