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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

WATCH SroLES.--On Monday morning,
last, Arthur Duckett, was committed to Jail
by Mayor Price, charged with stealing a
watch, from Thomas CoatInill. Both the
parties boarded ut an es Establishment, near
the canal, and there the theft took place.
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WILLIAM H FOWLE & SON,

no. +, .UNW VHWF"",
-0FFER FOR SA F.
DERUEIAN GuAN0. Of direct importation
/ to this port, per Ship Conquest.
BAKERS ISLAND. OF AMERICAN cos.
GUANO. cargo Of Ship Mary Bradford.
kETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GuANO,
composed of pure Peruvian and NevuSSa Guanos,
thoroughly iutcgratcd by machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN i. A., very superior.
BAUGH & SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIN T.. from raw bones.
PAINTERS SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND RAW. BONES. jy 2G
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SPRlNG SUf1L16o'
nNIIE subscribers are now IL receipt OF tnelr
SPRING SUPPLIES of EARTHENWARE,
Of their owp importation, direct to this port, per
Shin Annie Laurie, from Liverpool
GLASSWARE, of Virginia manufacture
Plated Csstors, in great variety
Rr;tounia s-.6
French China Dinner and Tea Sets
!" Vases, Mugs, &c.
Window Glass, of all sizes ta 81.
Stoueware, Pipes, and Stems, -
Demijohns, Coal Oil Lamps DC.
To which the attention of dealers is respectfully
invited 3 mo POI Il. II. MILLER, SON CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

HlIKE STEEL-Ju< received, suppl v OF the
/ various sizes or this article now Ill store and
for sale AT the lowest rates.
Every person having carriage cart, wagon, or
dray, should try II box OF Patent Oil Grease
Price lS4 cts.
Nov op hand. II very full stock of all kinds of
IRON and STEEL, which pledge myself 10 sell
as low ~ can be had Ill any market.
GEORGE L. BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

THE WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRihGS,
4 RE Now OPEN for the reception Of visitors,
n and we hope our friends and the public will
give us liberal patronage, aS We will do all we
can to make them enjoy themselves, OH terms is
low aS any Springs in Virginia.
Tcrms--S7 first week; 81 second week. and SO
third week, S2j per month.
4 reasonable deduction made for families and
servants. W VI. BENNETT, Proprietor.
JSo. W. SiEEKT, cr;,,onI.,t.
Mrs. A. H. MoUREHEAD,
Il, O1--l2w
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TOI4. LXl.
.,.van1ris Gazette aud Virginia Advertiser
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR WIDEN

.,.v.,ar,h Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
'''0 lEUf TIE COUNlRlD
- puBLlSiiED, REGULARLY, ON
-. .rIII,psnASS ASDS3TITRDAYS
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PASSENGERS by the steamer Monticello,
eager which arrived yesterday afternoon,
from New York James Jones and daughter,
Mr. Clark and lady, VIM. +. Sennis. Sarah
Adams, JAS. II. Bradley, Mrs. Sherman and
chiid j s Daley j NJ Stewart and LADY,
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'HEAp GuUDS.-With u view ot making
y some alterations III my store, viii close OUT
Tie rvmaiutng portion to! my stock OF fANcl
ao4 MILLINERY GOODS at cost. Persons VIII"
have no, .oppivd themselves with BoNNEIs,
FLATS FLOWERS, &c, will Nud great induce
!-enIs offered At my establishment.
WI. L. RICHARDS, JK.,
T. - IIr Il inn, street. Alexis. Va.
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pa!ter's Island GuanO,

YIflIE undersigned have been appointed by Will
| liam II. Webb, esq, Of New York, Agents for
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rrp>D4YS. THURSDAYS, ,AND SATURDA1S
!, five Dollars per aunuin, payable IN advance.
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'knlND PLASTEH.-W We offer Tor sale best
N WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very line IN
'aF own Mill, at 81 per ton ot 22io lbs, delivered
10 ears t. vessels. The price will not he adSan-
red. aud the farmer rely upon getting The best
article, fresh ground, whenever they may order.
e 2s MEADE Il MARIE.
\ NriiKACl1E % 4 l.--pAiIy expected 4
y cargo OF RED ASH EGG aud STON K
'pAL Persons wi-hiu. to p"rchuSc, delivered
f0En vessel, at pr..snt low rates will please send
Il tAeir orders D. L. SMITH,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Sci TED POE rRW,
Beauty IN all Things,

There beauty in the rainbow,
That reaches o'cr the sky;
There beauty in the gluuccs
Ot q lovely maiden cyc;
There's beauty IN the sunset
That gilds the glowing wcst,
When the day-god's S parting beams
Dance Oh the ocCnn'S breast.
There's beauty IN the dew drop
That sparklcs on the flowers
Ahcrc 5 UcHuty III the sunshine.
There's beauty in the showers;
There's beauty in the stnr-gcus
That Shine mid ether blue;
There's beauty in homc-f friendship
Aud love that's fond and true.
There's beauty in the moon-beams
That girt the vorlant lea;
There's beauty in the grandeur
Ot the dark blue rolling sca;
There's beauty on the river,
And beauty in the brook;
There's beauty in the sunshine
Or every pleasant look,
There's beauty in the shrub, and
There's beauty in the trees.
That wave thcir graceful branches
TO every passing breeze;
There's beauty in the tiny blade
or grass of emerald hue
Oh there's beauty, gladsomc beauty,
In every thing We view.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

atlanta, starting at o'clock, a. m, as aforc-
said, to dinner, about 100 miles. Having
some business to attend to, shall get off to-
morrow, o'clock, a. m, ON the Athens train,
| hope, towards home.
| have hastily pcnncd you several scrawls
You WILL of course, do with thcu us YOU
choose. If nothing more is done, have had
the pleasure of writing you, aud employing my
time that might otherwise have been more
lily spent. Fully aware that the words,
" For my remarks and me,
May not II whit the better be " G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05


man, entertain the same common political
sentiments. We 90 there not us we 20 to
the house OF an enemy we 90 there into the
household OF trends we go there for con
Suit't'oh; we 80 there Tor the purpose Of
taking counsel with them IT'S tn" best
means oi meeting thc WHY toc that Is before
us.
:. low, l know gentlemen that very great
"'H''USV u.s. mas otcn thrown upon portion Of
o"' bc"oe'Nuc brcthren at the North in
consequence of the peculiar views which
Io"S Oh mem nave entertained with reference
~ !" 'lc "or.I'ne OF S4nati'r Sovereignty |
N'o" t."' 1t is a ground OF objection ON the
p''. ui "l'"y o. our tc'low-cluzcns- gentle
m,," m TL, T"I"e ''Ie'I'|Tnce "nd patnotlSm do
m,., ~" 'o"o'' 'u' !y' VS. look !itt!e INTO
pI, ""' 'ne Pfincip'c ot
t..t ..oH''' "y''o''''H''' "n"' inc poIicy
,,'a'l,f f''t3 If:.'l'I,S'S " |n,"rco upon the
tLI,t r, mo mon AnI'F doctrine Is
T'. :, e'' NO. "''y niS t"e power, 'hut
.n" tnr;,,,;, "'.l - ''o'''p!' S"Ioiy III w'
,I,on ,.hn.n ,, = :" "lo''S, !" every
Gt.,n, ,,m. ;,,,.; I; ' "'N'y%' ~ .! ,"c ntc"
th,t ury snt ,,, ,,;,i =, Wv "0G'',i' " I'm
crn Drnoorat ~n~aCa., )" ,''t'Gi ':o'C", I
dnr.,r;ro ~ s1,,n,.a. I 30 ~ ','o
i di,boi;oycr ;m ~, 'J,o,',I J,o,.; VI "o'' nc
Inns ony HIT ,yLatn,cr - I;, 'I'' oo,g'vSs
in tbe to, r;,,,.;n, o.I ~ p'on'O't ~! slavery
who have conc off IN y an o,;I II ,"o4 '",Mo 4''Il =
think upon Ills nmcst;nr r,rn ,La f"n.,'Y, ,
and most ooll,nt ~ dnr,a,;nl. I,a VIZ. VIZ.
Prnyiso vl5cn If v,, fiRFi;ri,,SooI ;,, ,''"' @",
press in 1918 We ,i,nn tnn,, a., ,,n.,,'a
of uon.irt,rvont;on b, Com,,rn,s ,r;,I, J,,,nn,.
=; H. ~, ~, " " "..N ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
VOL. XG,-NO. 40

those constituting this Convention again
thank you.
The Hon gentleman thcn resumed his scat
amidst hearty applause.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

TIE Chinese picture of ambition is "a
Mandarin trying 20 catch comet, by putting
salt on his tail"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

LIBERTY will rot dcsccnd to people;
people must raise themselves to liberty il is
a blessing that must lccmncd. lcfcrc / cin be
enjoyed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
Corrupt Legislation.

The Sunbury & Erie lR. r. Co., have
again been before the State Legislature,
begging for favors, and have again succeed
ed in their designs. 1t has been satisfactorily
demonstrated that no State Legislature can
withstand the corrupting influence of mon
ey, and that is the influence that fraudu,
lent corporations generally bring to bear.
On the evening of the 18th of April,
1858, the bill for the sale of the public
canals to the Sunbury & Eric r. R. Co.,
came up in the Senate, on its final passage.
Welch, the Speaker, was sick, and Cress.
well was in the chair. Wilkins made
speech in favor of the bill Turney, Mill
er, Wright and Buckalew against it, but in
vain did they confute the arguments of the
opposition, as the fat had gone forth and
the State must be betrayed. The Session
was prolonged until one o'clock in the
morning, when by the action of the '.pre-
vious question the bill was rushed through
A great deal of excitement prevailed, and
personal recontrc came near taking place
between Gregg and Turney. The whole
matter was controlled in the lobby, and
from that point orders were issued to the
members how and when to act, and it was
a mortifying fact to sec one or two pettifog-
gers, thrOueh Mt1r cyealu,tS il, the Senots, b.,
calling the 'preyious question: y thus pre-
venting full discussion Of the question and
gagging inquiry. Wilkins, Straub, In.
gram, Randall, Brewer, Schcl and Steele
were the Democrats who voted for the bill
and their reception by their constituency
since, shows in what light they considered
their actions
They betrayed the confidence rcposcd in
them by gt0tng mcay the works from
which Pennsylvania derived her revenue,
as was satisfactorily proved by the Audi
tor Generals Report. They exchanged Il
certain revenue for visionary one. as the
experience Of two years has proved At
the time of the sale the Company was
bankrupt, and though they had only com
pleted 40 miles Of the road, yet had a
mortgage of 81 900, 900 uponit, and not a
cent in their Golfers.
They represented the canals as utterly
worthless, yet ma g"U"tmooSly offered to
relieve the State of them. Again, those
canals could have been sold for douJh the
amount they were, and then have had in
the bargain, responsible purchasers.
But it is useless to discuss this question
and as long as the people do not elect men
to work for the good of the State instead o;
the good of the pocket, they must expect
not only mismanagement, but corruption
A plant Legislature will next absolve the
Company altogcther,--aboli the tonnage
tax, collateral Inheritance tax, dc. - unless
the people make issues on these very point,
at their elections. B.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
q Campaign l)aper,
DEpoTED TO THE .4DpuCaCY OF THE ELECTION
OF THE SIATE AND .N.aTLON.4L NO.MLNLES

Tue coming Cube ernatorial and Presidential Election
will be the most important Of all elections In the
great struggle, the DssooRArc PARTY, to its old
landmarks aud to its present high duty plants itself ON
principles which essential to maintenance Of the
CONSTITUTION and the preservation Of the USioS. II
will have to encounter Know .nothingisn, Black Rcpub
licanism and all their allies in their most desperate
moods. They will assail the Democratic Cause, with
every weapon Of political warfare by misrepresentation
fschood and plausible sectional appeal Such assaults
must be repclled and Of the successful means
do this is by the great instrlmentay Of the press
the wide circulation of Democratic journals In order
TO contribute in such work, propose to issue the
CAMPAIGN COLUMBIA DEMO RAT, at so low a
price will bring /; within the reach Of every Demo-
cratic voter And we respectfully sugges, those who
sympathize with the only NATIONAL PARTY, a coopera'
ton with US giving this sheet extensive circulation
The National and State Nominees, shall receive our
warm aud arden, support for their triumphant election
We shall also cordially sustain the utmos, Of our
humble abilities the candidates of Columbia county, and
the respective nominees of the District the General
Election In short, the paper will for he Uaon the
Democracy and the Constitution"
The "CAMPAGS DrMocRAT' will be published seven
Months at OSE DOLLAR for the series, TO single sub
scribcr Ii will b. sent TO clubs. composed Of not less
than ten persons to the address of individual
per cent dscoun, this price clubs of twenty at
twenty five per rent discount The first number is is
sued to-day and will bo continued each Saturday
until the close Of the Presidential Election.
Democrats will greatly aid this undertaking by for
warIing to us promptly, many they for
the CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
- In all cases orders must b. accompanied by the
CASH.
LEVI l.. TATE.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC C1TY.-Th

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CITY.-The
new city of Harrisburg held her first elec-
ton for Mayor, Councilmen. &C., on Fri
day, the 18th inst, when Mr.. WM. II.
koPENER, Democrat, was chosen Mayor,
by about 1870 majority over Col. FREDER-
IcK X. BoAs, the Republican candidate.
The whole result is glorious victory, the
entire Democratic ticket having been elec.
ted, which strikingly indicates the rapid
decay OF Black Republicanism in the inte.
rior of the Old Keystone Commonwealth.
We hail THE NEW DEMOCRATIC CITY OF
HARRISBURG with cheers, AMI long may
the Democratic banner wave over her rs
the Capitol of great and powerful Dem.
ocratic Commonwealth
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
County Superintendent.

1t is good sign to see 50 many good
names suggested as candidates for tho
County Supcrintondency ofcommon schools
Among them is the name of a gentleman
good scholar, an old and successful
teacher, of high character and unobtrusivc
manners, whose time could be wholly de-
voted to the duties of his Office.
To those who know JEREMIAH j.
BROWER, nothing need be said in regard
to his competency--it is concedcd-and
we are sure no wiser choice could be made
for this very responsible office.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

FRUGALITY is A FAIR FORTUNE,
AND INDUSTRY a COOP ESTATE as
proven by the multitude who possess 4
combination of both the former and latter
qualities, and have and are making fair
fortunes through the exercise Of them ,
which fortunes they carefully avoid risk
ing in any speculation, but adopt Frank
lius maxim " make small gains, thereby
miss great losses,' and accordingly deposit
their money in The Franklin Saving
Fund No. 1876 South Fourth street, below
Chestnut, Philadelphia, at five per cent.
interest, where it can be Withdrawn at
any time without notice This Saving
Fund never suspended. See advertise
mcnt in another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
PROCLAN NATION,

WHEREAS. the Hon WARREN J. WoopwARr, rIesi'
w dent Of the Court of Oyef and Terminef and Gen
eral jail Delivery, Court OF Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the 2th Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Columbia Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon JAcos
EVANS and PErER KLINE, Associate Judges of Coumba
county have issued their precep bearing date the ninth
day Of Feb in the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred ana sixty, and 10 directed for holding
Court Of Oyer and TCrmner and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphan Court in bloomsbury, in the county Of
Columbia, on the first Monday (beins the 9TH day Of
May next, and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices d
the Peace and Costabes Of the said county Of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. with their records
nquistions and other remembrance TO do those things
which TO their Offices appertain TO be done And those
that bound by 20 prosecute against the
prisoners that may be in the Jail of said county OF
Columbia to be then and there 10 prosecute them shall
be just Jurors requested to BE- punctual in their al
in lance agrteably 10 their notices. Dated at Blooms
burg the 9th day of March in the Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, and in the Bath year
OF the undergraduates Of the United States of America
God save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
81
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Trial List for MAY Term. 1860.

l. Benjamin Alfred Cole rs William Simons.
.. Peter MILLER Us. the a.. w L. Erie Railroad Co.
3. Samuel Lemon, as. A. W. Crcamer.
1, John VIC, ALA Us. Henry Hans.
5. Leonard d. Rupert ct al, ps. Washington Leo, j.
6. Simon Fcttctman Us. Wright Hughes.
7. John VI. Sheldon rs Neal Mccoy, ct a.
T. Ri hard Torby rs. Philip Hess.
Q, tenry kreasy, Us. Joseph Kirkendel
10. JsrOb Schuyler rs. Wilson Ager.
II. ia OBJ Sanders rs. William Metz
l.. Charles Hennigen rs Ladwig Diehl admir-.
10. Townsend w. kahler rs. Daniel Neyhard.
II, John MrNuigan, et al, Us. Samuel Rhope.
Is. John X. Girton rs. Edgar Barton, ct al.
III. William Smeyer rs. John Huffnagle.
II. John Ma"hisi ct al. Us. h. Wilson's eIeeuiof's
Il. J. r. Jackson ct al Us. Enoch Housell.
~. John r. Merrill ct at as. iliram D. Freas Of a.
20. Stephen II. Miller rs. Daniel +. Seybert.
81 Samuel Bealc, SEN, EX., rs. William Mvars
%. John Z. Auton Us. benjamin RaydOn.
-. Edward Lyon RS. Richard B. Menah.
y. William Garreson, ct al rs. L. &. b. Railroad
IS. Bank Of Danvillc Benz. +, Cole, admir-
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M A R II He ID

on the IL inst by Rev r. Gearhart NJ DAVID BrERs TO
Miss SUSANNA w. tiItBuRN both Of Columbia county
On the l7th inst, by Rev. a. T. shanaftlt, JoHS H.
INERAAS Esq of Jerstytown Col. county Pa. TO Miss
MARGARET l.. daughter of Maj. j. d. smith Of fMorrland
LycOmingto o. Pa.
On the Sd ofFebuary last by the Rev. William Eyer
Mr. JosEPH u. stIDEL of WashngtOnyille MontouT co.
10 Miss Many NJ GAuGER Of Limestone township, Mon.
tour rounty, Ia,
On the 18TH inst, by the same Mr. ChH.s. RRIIGH and
Miss SARAH TAYLOR all of Cattawissa, Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
TREAsURER's SALE
u NSEATED LANDS.

A GREEABLY to the provisions Of an
IA Act Of Assembly, entitled an Act directing the
mode Of selling Unseated Lands for taxes and for other
purposes passed the 18th dsy Of March 1915, and the
further supplements thereto, passed the 18th day of
March, lel7, 25th day Of March le2 and 9TH day Of
March, l5i1 the Treasure Of the county Of Columbia.
hereby gives notice 10 all persons therein that
unless the County Road School, and State Taxes due on
the following tracts Of Unseated Lands situate in Co.
lunba county are paid before the day OF sale the whole
parts Of each tract will pay the taxes and costs
chargeabe thereon, will be sold at the COURT HOUSE
in Bloomsbury county Of Columbia, on the nth day Of
June i-dO hng the second Monday and to be continued
by adjournment from day to day for aeaages If taxes
due said county and the cost accrued on each re-
anrciiXelY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
Traverse Jurors, for May Term

Noom-Newton Boon, John Pursel, Jacob Il ctouI,
Robert Cathc1rt, stephen knoTr
Benton -lendrck Bangs.
BeaveT-Jacob Herrngcr Samuel Fisher
BrlarcTeek-Moses Davis, Vincent Richard, samueI
krlChner.
Center-Joshua Fowler, Samuel hageubuch, Emanuel
Hill Allen Shcllhammer.
Cattawissa Michael Brobst, John keifsf!
ConynghaIn- Daniel T. MckieTman.
FishingoTeek William Iklcr
Greenw ood e. John C. Lemon,
Hemlock-lsaac Pursel,
Jackson-Thonas w Young, John MeHenry
Locust Lucas Fahringer, AMI FauI.
Alontour WIN. Roberts, Samuel LaIaruA
Madison Henry Eyer.
MtiIn- Samuel Greasy.
Mount Pleasant-John White.
OTangc-JOhn Vance, David L. Haymsp, Jacob Snyast
Abraham keifrr
Pine Calvin ChembeTin.
Scott Daniel SNYDER.
boOntsburg, March il, 1870.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
Grand Jurors, for May Term,

Benton Moses Yocum.
Briarcreek-Charles Whitmire.
CentrG-Ilenry Delong, Geo. A. Herring.
Conyngham-Rcuben Wasser.
FishingCr ,ek-Eli Robbins.
Greenwood-Jaines Vanhorn.
Lrmlock-Peu Guilds, john Nevius Samuel Obi.
Jackson-John F. Derr.
Locus,-paniel Beaver, Chas. Billis, wm. Goodman
Jacob Harnur.
Maine-Wm Bitter, John Kechner.
MadsonBenj. r, Fruit, Bemer D. Mills Issaehtf It's.
Non.Uur Gegcr.
Orange-SSmuel Beidleman John Herring.
Roaringcreek-John Levan.
Bloomsburg, March 81, 1850.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

ls- The gentlemen appointed to review
Third Street have reported in favor of
widening it to 80 feet. Report says that
damages we're awarded to Mrs. Petriken,
S25 Elisha c. Barton, 5000, and Mrs
Smith, $40.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

sas- The New York Tribune is assured
that the United States Minister to Spain
has negotiated with the Spanish Govern
ment treaty whereby all the questions
hitherto in issue between the two nations
are adjusted, and the most amicable rela-
tions reestablished.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY IN BEVERLY.
The. election in Beverly, n. j., on the
9th inst, resulted in the success of the en-
tire Democratic ticket by an average ma
jority Of 10. JouNW w. FENIMoRE, E,q. ,
is reelected Mayor by 30 majority over
Mr.. NICHOLS, Opposition
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

nv- The great breach of promise case
iu St. Louis, has resulted in favor of Mr..
Henry Shaw, SO Miss Efie Carstaug gets
no solid comfort for her broken heart.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

MISSOURI The nomination by the
Democratic State Convention of MIR. CLAI-
BORNE L. JACKSON for Governor of Mis- E.
souri,, is received with much satisfaction by
those holders of the State bonds who are
familiar with his antecedents. Mr.. JACK
son has long taken an active part in the
financial policy of the State, and at pres
ent fills the Office OF Bank Commissioner -
lie is one of the most prominent men in
the State a man of marked ability and OF
high character, and whose first considora-
ton will bo the maintenance Of the credit
and character of the State.