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VIM. H. JAcoBY EDITOR.
BL0OMSBURG. WEDNESDAY, JAN i6. 1861
Packers Message.

According TO promise we to-day lay be
fore the readers of the STAR Governor Pack
er's Message entire. Comments are nnne-
cessary, the document is here, and will
speak for itself We must say that, il is an
able state paper, well written, and shows
the Stale Finances to be in healthy condi-
lion. Our Indebtedness under his admins
,ration has been redured, during the last
three years, the sum of So ,236 1892 Is By
examining this message you will fpd that
during the past three years the State has
not only met all her liabilities, incl cIuding
of course, the necessary expenses of the
government, an1 The interest on her public
debt. but has diminished her actual indebt-
ednesS the above mentioned sum. With all
patience :he country will wait 10 see Andy
Curtin IS statement.
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SleeiaI Notice.

The Temple Of Heaih-Pleasure or Pain
Choose between them Ye who suffer
from the pangs of dyspepsia, the excrucia-
ting tortures OF rheumatism, or the agoniz-
ing twinges of gout-whose minds are
depressed by hidden sorrow, or bodies
afflicted with internal disease-whose nights
are rendered hideous by irightlul Dreams
whose days are spent in signing for the
silent repose of the tomb-whose souls
stepped in the fatkomless lethargy of des.
pair, dare TO entertain the thought of self
destruction as the >ole relief from grief aud
misery-hold land hearken 10 the voice
OF the multitude who have drank at The
fountain of life and health. Yolloway's
Pills and Ointmen. are the only great
antagonists Of disease. whether of mind or
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walks of private life, the consciousness of
having honestly discharged the duties that
have devolved on me during the term OF
my Office, TO the best of my ability; and
shall ever cherish the warmest affection for
and the deepest interest in, the future wei
fare of our beloved Common wealth and our
glorious Republic. The shadow of dark
cloud does indeed rest upon Us; but my
hopes and affections still cling to our Union.
and my prayer shall be that He who orders
the cesinies of nations, when He shall
have chastened us for our sins, and hum
bled US before Him, will restore us again
in mercy. and bind US together in stronger
and more halIowed bonds of fraternity, 10
remain unbroken through all future time
VIM. F PACKER
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Harrisburg, January 2, 1861
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legislative.

A few days since Senator Welsh pre-
sented some resolutions 10 the Senate, pro-
posing to repeal the obnoxious provisions
in the Act OF IS47 and tie Penal Code and
they were hatly voted down, every Black
Republican Uoting against them, thus show ing
up their hands, and the six Democrats of
the Senate in their favor. This :ells plainly
where The ''nigger" is, aud who is his par.
ticular lover The member from Luzerne,
with several Others, the most radical ones,
made speeches, violently opposing all
propositions for compromise, and advocated
coercion in The most PLAIN terms The
member from this District is among the
more moderate o. the same school. How
long they will stick 10 this point, or their
present views, as proma agated by them,
time alone can tell They change their
opinions and positions with as much facility
as maniac changes his moods, or a child
its fancies. One day they are for concession,
the next day Tor war, and the next day
again for concession. No reliance can be
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Appointment BY the Governor.

We understand that Governor Packer
has appointed STEPdES BALDY, Esq, of
Cattawissa, 10 the position of Associate
Judge, for The Courls OF Columbia county
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death of
of Judge Kline. Mr.. Baldy held this posi-
ton some few years ago, and we believe
acquitted himself credibly AT our next
General Election this office will be filled by
the peoples choice. There will be Two
elected, as the term of both Evans and
Baldy will have expired.
We learn that our friend SAMUEL GREASY.
of Mfflinvile, was an applicant for This
appointment, but proved little TOO short,
Mr. Badly reaching the farthest. Next Fall
these gentlemen will have an opportunity Of
testing their political strength.
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NOTICE Is herebr giving 10 all leeaiees,
1 credHoTs and other persons interested
IN the estates oi the respective decedpnts
and minors, lhal the following admInistrs-
iIon aud guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of The Register oi Colombia
county, aud will be PREF enied for coufirma-
tion and allowance 10 the Orphans Couri,
To be held al BIoumsburg, IN The comfy
aforesaid, on Wednesday the 9th day OF Feb.
next, al O'Clock, In lhe afternoon.
/. The account OF John Conner, Admr.
Of The estate of Ann Conner laIe of Green
wood township deceased.
2 The account OF William N Brown,
Guardian OF Ly dia a. Drasher, Gate Lydia
A. Eckrore,)
g. The first account OF Thomas Cline, &
Kephar Cline, Executors o: Godfrey Clirey
ale oi Orange Twp, deceased
4. The second aud fnal account Of Will
liam Hess, Executor OF Conrad Hess, lale
of Suyarloai township, deceased.
Tire first and fual account OF George
Weaver. Adm'r. OF the estate Reuben w.
Weaver late OF Bloom township dece ased.
g. The account oi Peter Nuss, Admir-. of
Jacob Nuss, laIe of Mffi II township, decd.
a, fled hy Gideon Nuss Admir-. OF Peter
Nu>s deceased.
J. The account of John Shuman and
Charles Hartman Executors OF The estate of
John Hartman, lale oil CaiIawIssa township
deceased
DANIEL LEE,
REcIsTER's OFFICE, Register.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 9, 1861.
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Senator Elected.

The Republican Legislature of Pensylva~
MIA, on last Tuesday, chose man who was
scarcely thought of for United States Senator, f,
to be successor of WILLIAM BIGLER, by the
name of EDGAR CowAN, ESQ OF Westmore~
land. He uistanced DR.. Johns pet, Tariff
Dave Wlimot, and out-winded all the rest
OF 'em. He was elected for six years. The
Democrats voted for HENRY d Foster -
McMichael, Wmot, Pollock, Taggart, and
Mcclure, besides many others, will have 10
run their chances TO creep into ABRAHAM
LIscoLN's bosom. They all have dnll axes
TO grind, and as Abraham has made for
himself nolorie,y by ''splitting rails" prob
ably he can give them some valuable advice
in relation how TO hold them on the stone
and how 10 have the stone turned.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book We know of no
Magazine commanding more attention OF
the American people than the one in qus>
tion. Its monthly advents amongst the
greedy public are hailed with delight by ALL
They are certain 10 have their appeutes
gratified on It's arrival, as il is always
country affords This, in connection with
its vast popularity gained as the fruits of
its fashion department, makes it The best
publication of the kind extant. 1t is, 10 say
the very least of it, worthy of example in
every respect, and hearty patronage,
which we have no doub: it enjoys.
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Sherif7s Sale.

RY whine Of a writ Of LeDnri Fieias, In
- me directed, is>uei out nf The Conf o
Common Pleas, OF the County ot Columbia,
P1nnsy sylvlnIs. WIil be exposed 10 Public
Sale, al tie Couri House. ia Bioou-hurg, on
FRIDAY, THE IST DAY OF FEBRUARY
1861, at one o'clock, IN me afternoon, the
following described properly 10 W.T.
All that the Roadway and Rail Road OF The
CuiumbIa Coal aud on Company, with all
Station Houses belonging thereln, aud sll
nlher appuTtenancsS thereof. wing between
the termiui thereof, beginning at or near
the mines ot The Columbia Coal and Iron
Company, or The McCaulY VI ,unlain, aud
extending thence 10 tie Calts vissa Rail
Rni d, and situate. lying aud being IN Ihs
county OF Columbia, together with me tolls
and profits oi The said road thereafter &C
cruing and also the corporate franchises of
the sad Raj Road Company, together with
the heTedIIsmenj aud aPpUUenancps.
Seized taken ~ execution and 10 he sold
as The property ol The Columbia Coal aad
Iron Company.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Boomsbur4, Jan. y, 1861.
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THE 'FARMER AND GsRDeNRR" for Jann-
arg is received, and maintains untarnished
lis high reputation. 1t is. as usual hand
somely embellished and filled 10 replerion
with matter of the highest interests and inn
portance We observe that the en,etpfis
ing publishers, Messrs, A. NJ SPANGLER &
Co, have also ssned new monthly. emil
tied " The american Bee Journal" which
promises TO be most valuable and impor-
liant work for those who are interested in
that subject. The price of each of these
Journals is Sl.O0, but the publishers offer
them both, together with a pre-paid copy
of either the "Year Book of the Farmer aud
Gardener" or "Both Sides of the Grape
Question:" Tor the trfiing sum OF 81 50.-
Specimen copies of either, OF both, of the
monthies, will be sent without charge, TO
all who may apply for them. Address, A.
NJ Spaneler & Co., l9 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT occurred in Williams
port, on the 4th inst, during the firing of a
salute in honor of Maj. Anderson The
cannon exploded, seriously injuring Edward
Wilkinson and Joseph Bib. Wilkinson
had his left arm blown entirely off his right
arm broken in two places, and his face very
much disfigured. He has since died and
was buried with all the honors of war his
funeral services being attended by several
bands OF music and military companies,
besides large number of relations and
citizens Mr. Bibb had his righ. arm frac-
tured He is recovering.
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DISTANCE OF THE FoRTs F7oM CHaRLEs-
ToN.-As there is inst now so much said
about the FORTS in Charleston Harhor. we
will give their location and distance from
the city. Fort Snmpler is three and three
ei2ths miles from Charleston, one and one
eighth miles from Fort Mon,re, three
qnarlers Of a mile to The nearest land one
and three eighlhs miles 10 Fou Johnson
and two and five eighths miles 10 Castle
Pinckney The last named Fort is one
mile from the Town, and Fort Johnson Is
two and quarter miles from the Town.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOTICE H. hereby gwen tnai the follow
~ ing persons ~ Columbia comfy, have
filed their PeiiIIons IN The Couu OF Quarter
Sessions, OF he said county tor Tavern Ii
cense ia Their respective townships, which
said EeIi,ions will be presented TO tie said
Court on Monday, The 4'h day OF Februap,
A D., 1861, OF which all persons Interested
will take nouoe, aud The License will te
granted on Wednesday, the elh day OF Feb
Tusry nexi O'Clock, p. IN.
Applicants. Townships
Ezekiel Cole, Tavern, Sugarioat
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
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The Star Of the Vest.

We have information that the Star Of the
West, the steamer which undertook 10 take
reinforcement OF troops 10 Mai. Anderson,
al Charleston a fews days since and was
fred into and hit from Morris Island, has
returned, landed in port al New York with
us two hundred troops The Captain gives
full description OF The firing from Morris
Island, stating that but three of The balls
took any effect, although The chances for
his safety were not very great He pro-
ceeded forward under the firing some ten
minutes, when he found his best plan was
TO retreat. 1t is reported that she is ready
10 90 back, with the assistance OF the
Brooklyn, 10 make another effort to 90 into
port al Charleston, but will wait further or
ders from head quarters. This attack took
place early in the morning. We fear this
will he sorrowful attack for the South
Carolina boys. They should be liule
careful who they fire guns at, else they
may get into trouble not so easily gotten
out
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Death of Judge Kline.

We are panied 10 chronicle the death of
our eslimable friend, Hon PETER KLINE
one of the Associate Judges OF the Courts Of
Columbia county, who departed this lite,
on "Wednesday morning of last week, al
his residence, in Locust township. He was
in the six,ieth year of his age, having out.
lived the average numb of years allotted
to mans life. He was, it is said, native Of
Berks county, and removed from thence 10
this, where he has resided quite a number
OF years, and held several very responsible
positions. In many respects Judge Kline
had few, if any, equals. He was one of the
nobest works of his Maker-an honest man.
He leaves widow and seven children 10
mourn his untimely death The remains
of the deceased were inferred, on Friday
last, in the Cattawissa burial grounds, and
was followed to the grave by a large con-
course of people. The disease was an af-
fec;ion of the heart.
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Them. Their papers shift about the same
way. One week they preach one thing,
the next week something conflicting with
the first; TINS they are drifting speedily 10
their ultimate extinction.
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SENATOR GaEEN, of Missouri, and Nicho-
las Of Tennessee, express themselves per
feclly satisfied with Judge Douglas speech,
and declare their intention 10 support his
proposition.
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IT is supposed that Maj. Anderson will
be appointed Secretary of War, under Lin
coIn's Administration Old Abe wouldn't be
able to get along without a few Democrats
in his Cabinet.
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FOR RENT.

A CONVENIENT House and lot in a
IA Bloomsburg. The garden is an EzaazI
excellent one, and a good we'll ofIL
water on the premises. For further pari,c-
ulaTs apply to
WESLEY WRIT.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 9, lS6I-4w.
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SHAMoKIS BANK-We observe that per
sons refuse the notes of this bank on ac-
count of It's solvency. From the best infor-
nation we can obtain, this Bank is in
good condition, and holders of It's notes
need apprehend no danger OF loss.
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SLErGHING PARTY -Oa Tuesday evening
last, large sleighing party from Danville,
visited this place, some 80 or 40 couple
They stopped al the Exchange, where they
were provided for we hope satisfactorily.
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THE John Brown excitement, in Boston,
tackled II Brown with a chisel. at the
Joy street gathering, on Monday night
Some unknown fellow threw hatcher into
a crowd, on the same night, gashing the
leg OF lad feariully. On his way home,
Daniel Bulcher, a PeaceabIe negro, was
knocked down and kicked and his head so
injured that he cannot see.
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FOR SALE.

A good CANAL BOAT for I,,i;1s II
"A sale cheap Terms to suit es'=szz=Eazzzsszs
purchasers.
f. II. LITTLE.
Bloomsbury, Jan. I6, 1861.
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Gov. JACKSON SPEAKs-The Governor Of
He says the destiny of the slave hod
States is identical, and that Missouri is de-
termined TO stand by the South, ia whose
wrongs she participates, and with whose
institutions and people she sympalhizes-
Missouri will remain in the Union so long
as there is a hope of maintaining the guar
anlees OF the Constitution, no longer.
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The Shamokin Furnace has been stop
ped owing to the stringency 10 the money
market.
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

BIoomsbura, Jan. ', 1861
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-25

Our Ministers, john Sidell and James
NJ. Mason. with their secretaries and fam
lilies started from Charleston on last FRI
dav. tor Europe having experienced no
difficulty in rvadng the blockaders in a
fast steamer Several statements have
been made in regard to the departure Of
these gentlemen, which were not exactly
correct, and some doubi has been express
ed as to the TACT. They did not 90 in the
Nashville. rs was stated IN a Petersburg
paper. and it is not matter of much in
tere,t how they got off; but that they did
depart, and that they were not pursued
by the enemy'4 ships, and that they are
now Tar beyond their reach, may be sur
missed l,y our readers as certainties.-N
o. DelM.
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Tribute Of Respect.
CAMP BARKsDALE, I
Near Enterprise.

CAMP BARKsDALB,
Near Enterprise.
At meeting Of company D." Pinkney
Guards, held at their camps near Enter
prise, Miss, this day, the following pream-
Die and resolutions were passed
WHEREFORE, In the dispensation OF an
Allwi,e Providence, ifhath pleased Him to
remove from our midst our beloved fellow
soldiers, joins STEPHENS and j. II. Bay
AyT. we feel it to be our duty to how sub
mssiyely to His divine will, and at the
slme time we esteem it a pleasure to re-
cord our testimony of the high regard in
which they were held among their fellow
soldiers
Their pre,ence viii be seen among US
no more. We miss them as mess mates,
we fail to hear their prompt answer at the
roll call in all the duties of the soldier
they were ever ready to dischare their
part and we can truly say they fell at
their post.
Il is consolation TO Us, to feel that
whatever the hand Of affection and friend
shin could offer was eheerfully rendered ;
and nov that we lay them in soldiers
graves, we drop a tear for them, and en-
balm their memory in our hearts and
heartily concur in the following resolu
tions:
Resolved, That in the death Of John
Stephens and J. II. Bryant, the Pinkney
Gu,ud. have lost kind friends, good mess.
mates and faithful soldiers.
Re,olged, That we hereby tender our
feelings Of coincidence to their bereaved
friends, and mingle our grief with theirs
In the loss we all sustain.
Rsso,esd That the following preamble
and resolutions be entered on the records
of the company, copy be furnished tt
the families Of the deceased, and also
be forwarded to the Enterprise Noes
and "Ei,tsra C,rion," With q request iol
thsir publication.
AUSTIN, esyt.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Details Of the Battle Near Lexington.

RioHNoyD Oct. o. 'rhos Jordan, Assistant Adlr
taut General telegraphs from Ctntervillo, l0H =
clock last night saying
About d0u p sOuers and 1870 stand Of arms we're
taken in the fight near Lee-burg on Monday.
The enemy loss in killed and wounded end pris
Oner- j. between loo and 2jU Ga the Couieder
ate side the infantry only were employed. uur Ter
cvs engaged were he sth Virginia. l1th an 18th Mis-
-i-s ppi and 18th Mississippi Regiment, which h,l
the reserve.
ReHNo,p. Oct 2l.~Inellipenee from Eyanspartr
p lrtS the recent cap ure 0t two AchOnners I Wed
with hay Gem mt wo I'd and other articles Al % ia,
sinking " Federal tug aud other injuries to Ed r.
NJ YES els
n B5auregards report of the battle Of the Dist al
luy is received the War Department Il quite
lengthy with yolumin US Accompanying reports
5Ime days will probably eapse before copies can be
lbiAlned Tor puhnatinn.
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS RELEASED


RICHMOND oct Zz'--the following oth'A lntelr
Sence Is received mere dated C1htreVlle, Oct I'D
which says:
ca Evan. r.n,rts that ia ,r,a ar,o,.d ,b ~, so n
49, Az yst.r,, ~ 80, AZ H. !,
RIGS Of the enemy. near tho Potomac The enrE,
ltd eros ed the river under cover Of their Arullcn
Ore, Wucn he drove them back Nth a heavy loss d
K itd AMI prisoners Col Evans had four teeineni'
aud h'e guns OPP sed 10 the Fe"etas IN she o'g'g,
mtnL Col haNer OF Oregon va killed Col. Cog
t'll ana tln other Federal Ou5ois also Elk piaou
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MfSSOURIANS CONTIA UR SUCCESSFUL.
Gen. Jeff. Thomson Marching on IrontOn

NASHVILLE Oct .3-1he st. LOUIS Rel al ioan OF
the Il announces the capture Of the I'D 'r giarI
At Big River BRIDGE On the st. Louis d lrontln
railroad. and the bu nlng nf the bridge by ten jeff
rhump-on thus cuiiing of communication between
81. Louis and P1llt Knob and lront0n.
THIS inf rm tton given the Republican by Cap.
Elliott. who commanded the guard and was relea- Oh
with his men on parOle
The latest advices say Thompson is marching To-
ward Ironton
dispatches to the st. Louis Republican, dated syria
cu-o. Mo. oct III. say:
Its rnmnrrd that Adutani General Thomas was
recently challenged by Fremont at Tep on, hecau e
ne believed ho vas the source Of may OF the
gross Interpretations against him. but Thoma-
declined igl ting duel on the ground Of his belong
int 10 thu Charoh,
Il il officially announced At Washington that the
Federal Government has ceased granting passes 10
90 South through the y s. lines.
FROM WASHINGTON
WuHroTov Oct + The following hss been issued
from Army Headquarters:
he u. s. soldiers taken prisoners By the refei
having been released on takag the oath not to taxi
up arms agsint the hOuth; the Government has or
dsr-d an equal number OF prisoners now inhaed 30
This city and elsewhere to be released on taking the
| arms against tito United States.
WIsmSsr0s. Oct. i6-The Surveyor of1Neg Yoii
I seized the ship Maid. Of New Orleans. Just a1iye,
/ rom Liverpool The vessel is partially oaned II
/ New Orleans.
The state Of New Hampshire is the only State tina
nasfuruished her quo.a OF troops.
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Small Confederate Force Engaged.
large Number Of Enemy Killed
NUMBER TAKEN PRISONERS.

Richmond, Oct. 23.--The following intelligence was
received at hafpast 10 O'Clock last night from the
headquarters OF the army Of the Potomac
CENTEEVILLs Oct 21-Tj Pf'sd. Mt Davis. Additions
Information concerning the victoy won 10y Genera
Evans At Lee-b1rg shows that he captured nearly siA
hundred prisoners AID Twelve hundred stand d
arms,
The killed wounded and taken prisoners Of the
enemy am unit to between tn and twelve hundred
mon. They we're utterly and totsuy routed.
The fghtiag sa- done by infantry, aud W. used nc
artillery IN the battle,
The Confederate forces engaged comprised the s
Virginia aud the lTth and 18th Mississippi, the 18Th
Mississippi beng ia reserve.
ne above Intelligence il oficial.
PriyUe di-p1tCh from Thomas Jordan, acting Al
utantGeneial says that thr. hundred OF the enemy
we're drowned aud that three hundred Confederate
wore He'd aud wounded in the battle.
No news from Yorktown
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UoY. 4. G. BRowN The Copiah NcUs
runs up the name of this distinguished
statesman, and -peaks of him as follows
We to-day hoist the name Of the peo-
pie. favortte to represent the State OF
Mi,,i,,ippi in the Senate of the free and
,road Conlelpracy OF sovereign States
We have not done On sooner because from
no quarter Of the State have we heard a
discerning voice in regard to ms election.
All ewes AMI hearts unanimously proclaim
him u. the choice of the entire people,
and his election by aooamaiion will be
one Of he first duties to be performed by
our coming Legi.l lture.