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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
Victory! FictOry,!

Democrats of Montour and OF this Judi
cial and Legislative District, we congralu.
late you OIL the glorious aud over whelmu-
ing victory you have achieved. You have
not only elected your whole county ticket
BY regular old fashioned maj jorities redeem.
ing the county from Republican rule, but
you have also reelected your esteemed
President Judge, and the two members of
the Legislature. This is no common tri-
umph, for il has been consumaled in the
teeth OF all manner OF Instrumentation,
calumny SANDER and abuse, we have been
called dlsuhionisls, stigmalized as seces
sionisis, denoun ced as traitors and branded
as recrean,s 10 our flag. Our opponents
have done all that malicious inventions could
do, 10 weaken the Democratic party in pnb.
lie estimation. But they have failed they
have overshot the mark the poisoned
weapon has recoiled upou themselves -
An incensed people On Tuesday last, rose
in their majesty and taught these ReputE.
can tricks,ers who had for months been
hurting their odious ISLANDERS upon the Dem.
ocratic parry, That they had been "weished IN
the balance aud found wanting" The sober
second thought" " of the people has spoken
and 1t has proclaimed in unmisiakeabe Ian
snage that they still have confidence in the
Democracy, in lis principles, aud are still
willing to entrust power in the hands OF i,s
chosen agents. Whs, more cu,tua rebuke
could our opponents receive. Hencelonh
let them confno themselves 10 sowing the
seeds OF concord, Of harmony lei Them, II
patriotic, as they so ardently profess to be
let them join hard in hand with the DEM
ocracy in defence of our noble Union Le,
them cease giving aid and comfort" to
jeff Davis and his cohort Of traitors by rep,
resen,ns The Democracy as in favor OF dis.
union, Let them make amends for the mis-.
chief they have already done ,hs country by
their shameful course. If they do this, hen
we shall have more confidence in their pa
tEiotiSrn --DanUWe Iateiilgeneer
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

The HEALTH OF JEFF DAvIs.-Ths
repo; is two or three weeks ago of the con-
yalescence of JEFF Davss, must have been
premature, as THE Richmond Enquirer Of
Tuesday, Sept. Gath, contains the follow
ing announcement
owe are glad to say President Davis
was able to be in his Office yestrdsy for
the first time since his Illness"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

Rss- The " Exchange HOTEL under
the proprietorship of our friend W. B
Koons, is undergoing various repairs, cal.
cuiated to increase the conyeniencies and
highten the comforts of the guests. The
Exchange is one of the best kept houses
in the country, and we are glad to see that
it is literally patronized
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

NJ Office is hereby given, that hs partnership here
tOfore existing between the Subscribers under the
hrm ofCRlTz SNYDER, IN the Milling Business in the
Locust valley Mills in Locust township, Columbia
county was dissolved, on the llth of October 1851 by
mutual consent. All persons indebted the late hrm
requested 10 make settlement with fines Snyder
siding al the Mill and by whom all debts Of the late firm
will be settled The Notes Bonds, Book accounts &C.
in the hands of said Snyder, for early payment.
NOAH CRIrZ.
AMOS SNYDER.
nu,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

H@. Col. MAX EIssTEIN, of Philadel-
phia, has been broken Of his command and
expelled from the service without the for
mality of a Court Of Inquiry. Hi regi-
ment has dwindled down to half it's origi-
nal number.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

BI- Gen. Mcclellan has ordered our
pickets not to fire at the pickets of the
enemy-he regarding it os deliberate mur-
der, thus to shoot a single man on guard,
The object of war is to decide something,
but this, as before remarked, decides moth.
ing at all.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
The White Hall Clothino store

The undersigned, having purchased the wellknown
White Hall Clothing Emporium, situate on the South
west Garner Of Fourth and MARKET Streets Philadelphia
respectfully informs the public and former customers OF
the House that he keeps constantly for sale and make
up 10 order all description ofGentlenens of ap
proved material and sells at very moderate prces
ing PRACTICAL TAILOR, he guarantees good Ats and
wel-made Garments. Strict attention given to jobbng
generally.
continuation Of the custom Of the house, which he
VIII spare no pains TO merit very respectfully invi
ted. p g. LEyICK
y. ' N.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

ns" Mes,rs. Tate and Tuition, the Dem
ocratic candidates for Assembly, are G.
lected by large majoritiss in Columbia,
Wyoming, &c. Hurrah for Tate and
luton! They we're vigorously slandered
but the people have vindicated them.
Luzerne Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

ess' The Return Judges Of the County
of Colun bia, met ACCORDING - law OF
Friday, the ith inst, aud orgsnzed end
enumerated The number Of votes cast in
the county; and then adjourned tc meet
on the second Tuesday of November next
This was in accordance with the law
Since then the question has been before
the judges in Philadelphia aud decided
We copy from the Evening Journal
g The following question was yesterday
submitted by William L. Hirst, Esq, to
the Court of Common Pleas. The Con,
soiidation Act requires the return judges
for the election held in the c,ty to meet on
the succeeding Thursday, ard add up the
votes cast; The Act Of July, 1882, re,
quires the return Judges for the election
h,id IN Mr c0np, TO meet on the I'd Tu,s.
c in November.
Que>tion--Mast the Return Judges,
who meet IN hursday next, adjourn, with
out action, until the I'd Tuesday in No
vember, or must they add up the City
Returns, and then adjourn until the I'd
Tuesday of November to complete the
returns.
Judge Ludlow made the following de-
cision -
Answer,-It appears to be the duty of
the Return Judges to meet on Thursday,
(his day,) and proceed to cnancrate tie
numhcr Of votes cast but as the Act
regulating elections by volunteers requires,
by tiftleth section, thai the votes cast by
the militia in service shall be iDcluded By
the Return Judges in their enumeration,
they cnn"ot a~ard csrt,fcateS q election,
but must oGJowrn 10 the 2d Tuesday in
November, 0"a then complete their IL.
borS."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
The MnnefGl Iafty.

The Town Managers of the Republican
party resoned to no small amount Of dis
honorable tricks TO further their selfish
schemes They completed "bargaiu and
sale" with few men in the Dem ocratc
patty, whereby certain advantages were 10
accrue 10 themselves indtviduoHv They
fiaiered themselves that the masses OF The
Democratic party were ignorant oil their do
ings and would be found willing tools 10
carry out ihsiF private arrangement. They
fabricated ticket, and endeavored TO CO.
erce eur party into voting ii, upon which
they had by special arrangement placed the
names of EMANUEL LAZARUS, WILLIAM SsY.
DER, RICHARD STILES, and JoHs KeireR, all
formerly claiming 10 be democrats. These
men are quite respectable, personally, but
rone of them are pecui,ly qualified for tho
positions for which they were named, and
the majority OF the men OF the m nnarel tick
ct are old Office hunters, who have been
boring the public tor office for years past
We do not know any obligations the Repub.
lican parry were under TO vote for them and
"e question il the Republicans themselves
can point ou, any. The Town Managers
know, but they won't tell. They required
their party 10 go it blind, and vote for their
po ohheot enemies, lDemocrats) because ii was
their will and pleasure TO have them do SO.
There was time when this same Republi.
can party had independence enough about
it to spurn such side door arrangements, but
that day has passed. The Republicans Of
this day have become so docile under the
lash of the Town Clique as 10 be 'uo
party" aud vote for Democrats when bid
toe the mark. The wire puers have cer-
tanly found by this time that they have
brought their pork 10 bad marketn this
season Star.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

say- The President has given assurances
that no drafting for the army shall be re-
sorted to at the west until all the eastern
states have furnished their full quota of
the requisition for FIVE hundred thousand
men.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
DR., SILkWORTH.

THE ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
daily astonishing his patients by the cure of long
/ standing diseases. HIS REMEDIES ARE PURELY
VEGETABLE He will be in thus place the same days
of each month stated below, When h, can be consul
tod for al diseases hcsh is heir to. U-CONsULTA.
TION FREE.
Jerseyshore, the IL and 13th Of each month";
Whites Hotel Lock Haven the 18th aud 18th of eac
month.
Hlooms sburg. Both and ist Danve I'd and 3D. North
cumberland 10Th Milton Il, and Z.
lima > Ig6I - i'm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

sG- JAMES B. CLAY has been released
from custody and returned to his home IN
Ashland KY. He gave bail for his appear
anc before the United States Court, to an
sver the charge of treason.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

THE addition to this Institution being about compile
ted, there comfortable accommodations now for
about seventy bJardrrz, aud the Autumn Term will
cOmny nee un the l2th OF August.
The aetvices Of H. w Gilbert late Professor of Mod.
era Languages one Of Colleges have been secuT-
ed Besides possessing the requsite scholastic attain
ments and having had years of successful experience
in teaching in thi country Prof Gilbert in his travels
has gained special attention to the Educational systems
Europe nnd is competent To instruct IN Tie Latin
German French, or Italian languages
For terms further particulars the card in another
column, or address the Pnheiptl
Mhlvilie, rs., august 3, 1861,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

nS- We heard Of a patriotic LADY near
Alexandria, who took her baby to church
few Sabbstho since, dressed in red white
and blue, and had it baptized E Pgur:bus
Unrn,.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
D e A T II s .

In Boomsburg on Monday evening last, Of dypiheria
kAtPH eldest son OF Hannah and Clark A. Mentb aged
years, mouths and days,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
AUDITOR S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Lstate of AbHty Us,b. derd

Est"zc 0f A5NV U0H, ICED.
\ Office is hereby given that l,tcxA Of adnuistra-
\ ttcn On the estate of Abnsr DGrk, late Of rine
township, Counihia county, deceased have been
granted by the hrgirter of said county the under
signed, who resides in saj township. Columbia COUNTY
All persona having having claims demands agaiily,
the estate of the decedeTt preeun them
for settlement aud those indebted to make payment
without delay
GoTLElB WAGNER,
Sept. Is lc6l-ttA.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of George Hartman, deceased.
NOTICE hereby given thatetiers OF Adm nistrstion
nthe esete OF George Hartman late Of benton twp
Connbis county have been granted BY thsReg
later of said County George NJ Hsrdln who resides
/. the saNs township Al persons having claims de-
Hasnds eganst the estate es'h d. snt requested
to prssent then tss s..s N, ~, enl those m4ehL Il
eEQaes NJ sAnrMAN,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IIN0T6 q DeHIun1lN IftffUldf, ~, 0eC'W
~ Office is hereby given that letters admin
on the estate OF renj. feterDan, late of Sugaroa
township, Columbia deceased, have been granted by
tile Register OF said county TO the undc who
resides in aid township. Columbia county All per
sons having claims demands against the estate of
TIE deccdcn are requested 70 present them for settle
ment, and those indebted 10 make payment without
delay.
HENRY c. HESS,
sept 2Si le 6l.-t. Admir-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
81 REV ARD |

reward Of one dollar viii be paid for the return Of
Revolver which lost this week in the road between
and Light Street II be efi in care of
W Writ ESQ., in bloomsbury, OI at the office Of the
COlumbia Democrat.
E.B sNIDER.
pb,Ir ,;u n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

pas- Tomorrow is the twenty first Sun.
day after Trinity.
America discovered, October 81, I4e2.
Battle of Red Bank fought October %,
l777.
Battle of Edge Hill fought October 80,
l642.
Daniel Webster died October "a, 1852.
Saint Crispiu's Day.
William Hogarth died October 30,
1764
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
Ncru A0Deriiss
PUBLIC NOTICE.

l large newCOoKlNG STOVE, has been uesspass.
"A ing On tue prem of the unders gned in Centre
toWhthip tor several years past and as is likely
Ieh'aih unclaimed the owner or owners Of said stray
stove are requested to pay charges and take it away
or II viii be disposed OF as the Act Of Assembly pro-
vides IN all such cases.
II. A. 5WEPENHISER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

THE following property, viz One Cooking Stove L
l pipe dining table. one Kitchen Cupboard, one
large Rocking Chair eight Chairs FIVE pieces of Carpet
one Kitchen table Clock, three Beds and three bed
stegds Stand Rocking Oh and sold
the property of James HenwoOd by G. r. Go con
ble on 81 Sept. 1851, purchased by me- and loaned
the day to the said James H"nwood during my
pleasure, of which the public will tako notice
EDWARD RAWLINGS.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Special Notices.

MILITARY uSiroRss.-Tbere Isl perhaps no depart.
ment OF mi iitary business in which there has been
more marked Improvement than in the clothing of sol.
clad in garments which were almost skin. tight They
wore leather stocks which worthy Of the name for
hey kept the wearer in ribuation while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made vOon matter great
dimeuity During the present war such of our v0lun
teers as procure their uniforms the Brown stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhill Wilson, Nos bp3 and COS
Chestnut street. above Sixth Philadelphia obtain clo
thing that 10 perfectly easy, substantial aud becoming
The hrn named have gone largely into the business Of
making Military Clothing and their facilities enable
them to fill the largest order in the shortest possible
time
Sept 81, 1861.
S251 EMPLOY MrNT, rsys,
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY :

D. A. BECKLEY, A. B., Principal
THE AUTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will begin on
Welfnesday, The III Of August.
Tho building has underwent thorough renoy atton
II has been supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly papered and everything added that can con.
tribute TO the comfort and convenience fthc Student
The course of instruction Will be thoroug, as hereto.
FORE and those designing to tit themselves will
receive special attention. The school itself is
according to the most approved model.
All the studies of our Summaries are embraced in m
course of study.
TERMS:
Primary Department s4 90
Higher department
No extra charge ia made for the study of Ancient or
Modern Languages
Good boarding can be procured $3.50 or $500 per
week.
July l3 ls6l-tf
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E M P l. o Y M E N T {!
AGENTS. NNANrEnI
1875

We will pay from s25 to S75per month"; and all erpen
ses to active Agents, give commis sion Particular.
sent free Address ERIE sswiSe MACHINE COMPANY r
JAMES, General Agent, Milan Ohio "
Aug. H. l36l.-l2m.
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RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER.
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of September, s6l
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WEsr CHESTER, Pa, Oct. ilh.--At 4 great
Union Meeting al Hayesvie, Chester coun-
~, Pa, the following letter from Ex Pres
deaf Buchanan was read
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
UhrENNUOp hEM.NAkY.

rheir yu ot5 rssr.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-19
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
HON. w. N. H. SMITHS CIRCULAR.


To The Voters tie First Congressional District composed
of the Counties Of TyreH, WaShingtOn, Martin, Bertie,
northampton, Hertford, Gates, Perguipans, GtoOGn,
PGsgUotGRk, Camden and CUrrituck:
THE PERMANENT CONSTITUTION FOR THE Gov
Il eminent of the Confederate States supersedes the
present Provisional Government in February next Pre-
paratory to organization under it. elections appointed
by law to be held for members of the Electoral College,
and for representatives to the Permanent Congress- from
the several districts which the State divided the
first Wednesday of November preceding.
There no movements in progress of which am adj
vsed indicating disposition to resort to the instrument
taty of Conventions for the purpose of making nomiDa
tons for the latter Office Those agencies however appro
pirate necessary during the heated party stres
of the past TO concert of popular opinion action
to have disappeared before the generous and patriotic
impulses which the presence of common danger has
inspired.
The day of election is at hand and do not consider
that am over-steppng the properties of position in
announcing mysea candidate TO represent the District in
the first permanent Congress of the Confederate States
Unwilling 10 revive controversies calculated only TO dis
tract the entire harmony of sentiment and feeling which
prevails in maintaining with undivided strength and
loyal hearts, the action of the State separating from the
old and entering the Confectionery for the security
of her constitutional rights and the defence of the mper
ed liberties of her people, avail myself of this mode of
declaring my purpose yield cordial support public
and private station such of and finance
promise to make the impending struggle part via
orous short and decisive To this end mutual confidence
and jealous cooperation unmpaired by former dereu
ces OF opinion, alone are wanting.
w. N. H. SMITH.
Murfreesbnro', N. c., Sept "a, 1861.
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ID / e d,

On Thursday, the Sd inst in Lowndes county Alabama
after illness of six days Mrs Emene NJ Shdford wife
of Col E. L. Shuord in the 46th year of her age The de-
ceased native of North Carolina and daughter of the
late Col James Martin. of Wilkes county in that State.
Her history might be written in three words" child of
affection For sixteen long years this world had pre-
sented no bright to her vewa had been darkness
and mental night Possessed of many attractions
most other ladies, gifted TO great degree common
to frail mortality surrounded BY large circle of friends
to Synpah distress rejoice in her prosperity sue
bade fair to have large share in the epyments f this
life almost any else. Alas however poor short
sighted human nature-how little do We know of our des
tiny Who predict his future lot! Disease prayed
upon the mortal bodydays weeks and months Witnessed
the painful strugge-medica skill and change of climate
finally triumphed; but the triumph only partial her
health again restored but her mind acas gone,
She has left surviving her in Alabama, husband and
her only child son, II years of age and IN North Caro-
Ing quite number of relatives If kindness and atten
ton could have avaed, her activity OF intellect would
have again returned but nothing afforded her perma.
nent relief
Previous to her affection she consistent member of
the Baptist Church In early life she had given herself to
Him who has said +" will leave thee, forsake
thee And in the dark hour Of approaching death, al
though her mind had long been wreck the bright beams
of faith and hope lighted up her dying face and She time
and again. uttered with strong emphasis the sweet words,
" Praise the Lord -" Praise the Lord"
Her remains inferred at the Ash Greek Burying
Ground and her pure spirit released from the shackes
which long bound down EARTH has returned to its
native SKIES and is in the presence Of the God who
gave it. g..