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Praprietors for thc Weston ard S.1tIerr States,
SHERIFF SALES, &C.
HERlEF's SALE.
Deunis Perkins vs.. Reach & wescots.

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Dennis Perkins vs.. Reach & Wescott.
BY virtue OF decretll Orler % sale 10 me di-
r7cted AMI delivered fl m the court of ctmnlon
lie Of Wool county, Ohio, | shall olfcr for sale
al the door Of the court house in Perry sburg Wood
county, Ohio, On
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between the hours OF ! 2 m, and p M of said day
the following described Lands an tencm nis to-wit:
The south = OF the northeast a Of section mum
b.r 2l, fractional town north nt range number IL
cast. G.. h. GClER, Sheriff
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THE LATEST MEwss.
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r. r.. MIL Err & co.,

f. r.. MI L 4 II & co.,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
PERRYsBuRG AND VICINITY,
That they have just received direct from New York
large and we'll selected assortment of new and
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
Major General Halleck.

Major Gene al II. W. Hallcck, who has
been assigned to the command in chief of
the army in Missouri, is New Yorker by
birth. lie entered the West Point Acad-
emy in 1885, was graduated in 1899,
ranking third in his class. and ntcred the
army as Brevet Second Lieurenabt of En-.
gin, ors, his commission bearing date Ju y
|, 1899. He remained in the Military
Academy until June of the next year as
Acting Assistant Professor Of Engineering;
u lSil he published work on "Btu.
men and its Uses, was made First Lieu
tenant in January, ISi5, and published
an able work on the elements OF Militia
ry Art and Science in lS46. Shortly
alter the Mexican war broke out Lieut..
Halleck was sent to California, and in
September, lSl5, he was breyeted Captain
''ior gall ant conduct in affairs with tn,
enemy pn the 18th aud 20th Of November
ls41, and meritoriouS service iu Calilor
uia, May /, lsi7."
Ii California he was engaged in the
military goycrnmcnt,as Secret,ry OF STATE
under Gen. Kearuey, Col. Mason anC
Gen. Riley, from 1917 to December, l-49
Aftcrwald he became Chief of the Staff 0
onimo lore Shubrick in the further uute,
naval aud military operations on the Pa
ciGo coast. lie was a,sc member cf th
convention which met iu ls4D to frame th'
constitution OF the state, and was on tn
committee which drafted the con .titutiou
He was Captain OF Engineers in July
1858, and resigned his commission Augl,
|, 1o54. Since the breaking ost Of til
present war the government has recalle'
} hin to the army, and he return. now wit
the commission OF Major eueral, datin
Augut 10 Of the present year. Order
were sent to Gen. Haileck some tine a.
to report for duty in Washington, wher
lac arrived two weeks ago, and has sine
left to take command in Missouri.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
Parson BroWnlow.

To day we give our readers the farewell
address of that honored patriot, PARsoS
BRowsLow, of Tennessee, 1t speaks for
itself The noble sentiments contained in
it are worthy the fathers of the Republic
in the 'days that tried mems souls
They call Us back to that period when the
Declaration Of Independence was about
being signed, and some hcsitated in op.
pending their names to it. One of the
apostles Of liberty approached the table,
took up the pen and exclaimed, olive or
die, sink or swim, survive or perish, am
for the Declaration, and with few bold
strokes of his pen, left an imperishabo
record of glory to his race. SO with the
gentleman named above. From the begin
ming Of the lameutable controversy he
stood by the government and dealt seces
sion such blows as caused it to wiuee,-
Thou n surrounded by armed hordcs, at
tempting to overthrow the Constitution aud
threatening him with death, be falterod
not in his devotion to that instrument aud
when at last their prosecutions have taken
the form of an indictment against him for
treason because he would not yield himself
to aid them in their unhoy work OF de
stroying the liberties Of great nation, he
is to be incarcerated in felons cell and
tried for the crime of loyalty to tue gov
Crnment. lie meets them with farewell
address, enunciatiug his principles as un
changed, expressing his willingness to suf
Ter and die for them, TO undergo martyr
dom for the Union sentiments he has ad
vanced, leaving to his children the rcl
legacy of a fathers devotion to the gov
ernmcnt lie loved. Would that ther,
were more such self sacrificing patriots il
the South
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Now if Ever.

Our patrons are reminded that we
WANT MONEY, not so much for ourselves
as it is wanted by cur creditors, and We
trust every mau Of them will remember
the Printer at the December Court
Friends, you can all help us a little, and
every dollar you may pay us then, will be
thankfully received and duly acknowl
edged, Like generous patrons, as you
always have becu send or bring in your
mites, whether for Subscription, Adyer-
tising, Job.work or Election expenses
noe if EyER--and be assured that you
viii thereby discharge an honest obligation
--to spppon a FJce Ffess--an thus glad
den the Printers heart and brighten the
hopes Of the future.
ssya Our distant subscribers, North
West and East, will greatly oblige US by
rcmitring their in3yhtoduess by mail, aud
We hope they will dc 50, without further
Invitation,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

We are pleased to record the fact, that
Gov Curtin has promoted THOMAS C
MCDOWELL, Esq, one of the Editors of
the Harrisburg P'trjot g. U"i,m to the
position OF Lieut. Colonel, in the first rcg
meut in the Mountain Brigade, now in
Camp Crossmau, near Huntingdon. Col
Mcdowell will make gallant officer. We
commend the Governor for his judiciou
selection.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

Shall VIII te Men Ruie America,

The WEEKLY CAUCASIAN is the title Of
a Democratic Union paper but indepcnd.
ent of party, recently started in New York
by the late proprietors Of The DAY,Boog
which was suppressed. heir new ISSUE
does not discuss the war. and hence it cir
cuates 10 the mails unmolested. 1t takes
for its motto the sentiments Of the late Sen.
ator Douglas, " that this government was
mnde on the white basis, by white men,
for the benefit OF white men and heir nos
terity forever - and, with this text, il
deals the hardest kind of blows at the Alb.
oltioniats. Dr. Van Evrie, the senior cd.
itor, is scientific student TO the question OF
races and he shows what negroes are and
what white mru are, in such "a way that
the Abolitionits will find it difficult to au-
swer his arguments. Inc CAUCASIAN is
pub ished at the low price OF O,ED LIAR
PER YEAR, with full ports of the New
York CAT LIE, GNAiN AMI PRoDu E
MARK rs, WAR News, full aud complete,
&c, &c. Subscriptions are received for
THREE MoNTns, at % E>Ts each sub-
scrber, or 81 FOR FOUR CopI S. Any
person who will send FIVE Do. LARS for a
club of five subscribers, at one post office,
will get s'zh clp CRU IS, Lnrger clubs
will be furnished at the rate OF twenty cop
les for & ZIG II is ono q, the chpHtp,t ma
pcrs published. Subscriptions should be
addressed to Van Eyrte, Horton & Co.,
No. l62 Nassau street Specimen copi's
scut trte to all who write tor them. We
would recommend al our readers who want
New York weekly paper to patronize
TME CAUCASIAN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

Bsy- The Abolition- Republican organ
over the Post Office has had great deal
to say about the stealing said to have been
done by Floyd, but which was never Sus
ceptible of legal proof. Of course he will
now give US all the details of the stealing
done by Fremont, the special pet Of his
party.
We shall hear about the attempted il
legal transfer Of the SloU, 900 we shall
hear of the set Of silver ware presented to
Mrs. Quarter Master General mckiDstry
az cost OF $1,000 ,GU--we shall be told
Of the fraud in bor Sc contra cts, in which
over HALF \ MILLION of dollars was
ouandered-doubtles the prairie grass
and puttied wagons viii be condemned By
him, as they were by the tongres>iona
ommittee---we shall be told that the Gov
ernment built five foIts for $50 600 Will,
Fremont had SIX Of the same kind cost the
Government 100000 being S24O,tOt
more than the actual cost OF the forts h'
will of course conLemn the payment tt
Mrs. Brant, cousin Of Mrs. Jessie Frc
mout, OF sc ,00O--hou.e rent-Ile will tx
pose the fraud perpctrated in the bui ding
Of barracks large enough to accommodate
25UO men, for the body Guard Of GOO
and the SIS 900 out of which the Govern
meut was cheated in the cost OF those ant
other,---the fraud of $4,000 in making
picket pns--the building of tug boat' a
54,V0O--of profit on each, and the char
teriDg of steam boats at double cost and
value.
OF course DR.. John will donounce those
enormous frauds Of hi, pc; abolition Cen
eral in uumcasurtd terms. Let US see
and let Fremont tremble.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

GOVERNMENT LoAN.-We notice in the
Philadelphia Inquirer that the Harrisburg
Bank subscribed Tor $4,000 Of the Gov
ernmeut loan to Jay Cooke on Monday
last. Another victcry or two, and this
loan will be snapped up at e terrible rate.
Seven cents and three mills interest, clear
of taxation, will bring out the rusty old
half dollars, and the gold pieces, if any
thing will.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
About Tories !!

DR.. JoHN, Of the Sm~t Mochtnt, - has
recently struck a new string in political
controversy, and now freely applies the
terms Tory" and "inti Unioa,' to
NATIONAL UNION DEMOCRATS, That is
cool, indeed, and quite refreshing, We
therefore now propose saying few words
about Tories.
As the man of that "Macbine" has
made the charge personal against the
writer Of this article, we trust our readers
will excuse the apparent necessity Of re
pelling his groundless charges in kind,
and pnuing upon h,m personally, the en-.
tire app liability of both these base asser.
tions The Father of the Editor of this
journal enlisted in The "Second War of
Independence" in 1912, and marched to
the defense of Baltimore Moreover, he
lived and died jackson Union Democrat
he other chaps forefathers, in 'thc days
that tried mems souls, we're among the
men who supplied bread and beef to the
British and Indians. Moreover, they
persecuted General Jack on through life
. and cursed his memory in death Who
then we're the Io,ps and Dts. U"a0n'S'S ?
It is easy and natural for such fellows
to prefer charges against patriotic demo
. Gratis. Such is the exact condition Of the
other fellow who last sumner circulated
= the uuiounded assertion, that we "were
+ fist for party and "crt for the country
n We a'Usr NSeG that oppression. We did
E explicitly say, and now repeat, that we
were then and had ever been, for "thC
Democracy and the Union or, the Union
and the Democracy.
Every base charge against the Demo.
cratic party aud its candidates, during the
late campaign, We can prove to a malta
matical demonstration, originated either
. with the defendants of the Tories or apos
tate politicians. For such patriots VT
e have little sympathy and less charity -
One brief extract from the Col"mbm
DsDgocra,, published on the 22d Of las
June, the day of the Special L ection
(and long before we were candidate,
fairly defined our life long "Union-De.
mocracy," aud without further comment
{ ought forever to silence the tongue o.
/. slander Read
I" We are now, June 90, 1861, -
. 'whcre we have always been, for tbt
UNION, the CONSTITUTIONS, and R,g@hs'
DeNOcratsC A0NGnuit0HS."
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President Judge.

The election of Hon. ". j. Woodward
as President Judge Of Bcrks county and
MS acceptance OF that post, will render "A
temporary appointment of Judge for this
district, by the Governor necessarily
Sach appointment will stand untl alter
the next general election, when the Office
will be 1lied by popular suffrage FIVE
years OF Judge Woodward ) term in tnis
district are unexpired as he was elected III
956, but we believe the Judge to be cleo
ted next fall will serve for full term Of
ten years, aud not for the nero balance Of
the present term.
We understand that the members Of the
bar in our district, without distinction OF
party, are in favor Of the appointment OF
William Elwell Esq, of Towanda. as
Judge, and that nearly all OF them rec
omnended him to the Governor ior the
place, He is a good lawyer, aud man
of high character. and pleasant address.
If the Governor complies with the wishes
of the District, iu appointing Mr.. Llwell,
we can congratulate ourselves upon The
continued possession Of an excellent Pres
ident Judge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

THE OBJECT OF THE WAR.-The New
York Express is show ng that Presiden!
Lincoln and rongress have both declared
that the war is not presented for conques.
or subjugaton, but solely for the authority
of the Con ,ttution. It also says "it il!
a~th0raee,. n say that these are the objects
of the young General who commands iAe
army of the United States This, We
supp 'se, accounts for the attacks of the
Abolition-Emancipatiou + emont p'ry'
upon the President, but he will rath"
achieve than loose popularity in this re
spect Every step he take, fro" tDe i.
traists will gain hun more friends than /.
will loose.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
Capture Of MasOn aud sl;daIi.

It will be rccolle cted that james NJ.
Mason and John Slidell, escaped from
Charleston in the steamer Hheadora ,gbout
the middle of October They were ac
credited Ministers respectively to England
aud France, By Jefferson Davis. They
arrived in the West Indies in sfey, and
the steamer carrying them out returned
with valuable cargo Of arms aud amuui
tiou to one Of Southern p!rts. We heard
no more of the pretended Ministers uutil
the news reached Us on Saturday last Of
their arrest, Oh board al English steamer
near the Behama Islands. The San ia
ciuto overhaulod the English steamer hay
ing them on beard and demyuled their
surrender. which i. is said the Captain
made under protest. Commander Wilkes
is said to have acted on lis own respcusi.
5iiity The San Jacinto has arrived at
New York With the distinguished prisoners,
Valuable documents fell into our bands
The families of the pri,oners were allowed
to proceed on the voyage. This arrest
causes great rejoicing throughout the coun-
try. Had they escaped they might have
done much injury to the Uuion cause in
England ard France.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE.-Me are in
receipt Of this popular Lady Magazine
for December. 1t is splendid number.
The title page for 1861 is the handsomest
VIC ever saw. Jefferson" will be greatly
improved in 1862. |: will contain lo0t
page, of double column reading matter
Ii steel plates; - colored steel fa>biol
p ates; II colorcd patterns in Berll
work, embroidery or crochet. and sOt
wood cngraving,-P'opor ao"ately NOR
lh,u any O'hsr peEtoncat gives Its sto
rics and novele,s are by the bet writer's
! Iu 1862, Four Original Copyright Novelet,
will be given IT'S Fashions ARE AL.
WAYS THE LATEST AND PRETTIEsT -
Every nerghborhood ought to make up {
club. Its price is but Two DoLLAks {
year, or dollar les than Magazines G
its class. IT IS THE MAGAzINE For TIL
TINES! 70 cIub: it is cheaper still
viz three copies for So, FIVE for 81 SO
or eight Cor $40. To every person getting
up club, the Publisher will send a.
rtra copy g'ot's, rs " premium. speci
mems sent (it written for) to those wishing
to get up clubs .a'li''sS, past p"s'
Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

Meeting Of Co~g,caS and lie Legisla.
suye,--Congress will convene at Washing
ton, D, q, upon the FIRST Tuesday in De
cember. THIS will be the 2nd Session Of
the 31th Congress. 1t is usually the long
Session.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, pur-
suant to the provisions Of the Revised
Constitution, will meet in the City OF
Harrisburg, upon the first Monday in
January, Its Session is United to about
100 days. Shou the interests of the
country require it, the Session may be
plotracted to longer period
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

.fccIdenta hhoottng john II. DoAK,
was on Friday of last week, accidentally
shot in WilkesbaFre, by another young
man named Ehcud Smjth We learn
from the Luy~nc Uni0", that they were
sporting with fire arms, when young Smith
presented gun at young Mr.. Doak, (sup-
posing it was empty,) and shot him dead.
If the repetition of such oalamities will not
deter thoughtless individuals from the
imprudent exercise of deadly weapons,
such acts ought to be made penal by Leg
islative enactment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

YoX PoPULI The Democratic major
ity in New Jersey, at the recent election
we learn from the Railway, HepnJiiem, i,
from to 10000.
The popular majority of the Democrat
ic party in Pennsylvania, is estimated at
from 10000 TO A., 900.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
OUR oouNTRY's FLAG.

Let us then twne each sad Of the glorious tissue OF
our couutrys hag about oar arttriugs, and Looking
upon " homes catching the spirit that breathrs
anon us from tha haiti Of our tathets let US re-
s5lve that come veal woe, will in lif1 and in
death now aud forever stand by The stars and stripes
They have foated our ctadl let be our prayer
and our struggle that nsy shall float over our traves
They havt unfured from the snnws Of Canada TO
tn plans of New orleans and 10 tn halls Of the Won
tezImas anil amid ths suliiddes uf every and eve
where, as tn luminous synbO ut ressteSs aud ben'h'
cent pow they have lea th1 brave ana the ee 10 VIC
tory and to glory. II has been my fune to lunk upon
th flag III foreign lands ana nmd the gloom OF an orr
entail sputi and right wtl 40 AHow, by contrast
how ar stars ami now sublime are its inspi'
raious If the etuhlcm for ni all that
Transporting iu human hopr - n BE- sHcrRced on the
altara Of Satanic ambition auI thus disappear forever
ami the night and ttmp st uf revolution, then viii
feel an VIII. shalt rstiatl uIf dtsoat ot that feel
ing that n, has indeed bten strck N from tha
SKY Of oar liv.s, and that btn eiorh we shan b. bu
wanderers AMI oatrasts, with nnught but IN bread OF
eorr,w and Of penuty for our lips and with hans even
outstrechcd fsh ness and suppiicaton on winch ~
hour military tyrant may TiNet tht letters VI
despairnr bon agr May God in his infinite mercy
you and me, and the iand we mu h love, IRON tht
doom of such degradation. ."-Joseph Holt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

Col. LEVI l.. TAT,.-We are plea%'
TO learn that our esteemed editor treHa
Col | eyi L. Tate, OF the Co umbia e"''
crGt, has been chosen Que Of the RepI'
sentatives from the District comprising u"
lumbia, Montour, Sullivan and Wyowos'
We con gratulate the Col. upon hlS ''.
ton, and the Democr acy oi the Ds'I"
for the happy selection they have i''',
knowing that the Interests of the party a.,
the District conld not have been placed '
safer hands.-JuaiaiG Re8iStfT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23

REPUBLICAN lNsTITUTIoNs,-Jo John G.
Fremont, in a speech made by him in St.
Louis, on his arrival there from Spring.
field, says that his confidence in our Re
publican Institutions, is ALREADY somewhat
waveripg,' This is an extraordinary re.
mark to come from General in the Uni
ted States Army There has been gen,
eral suspicion that be who has aped roy.
atty in his style of life, aud in his manner
of conducting his military affairs and
whose soldiers have been taught insubor
dinati on to him Instead of the government
is not very strong friend of hepubllcan
Institutions, But no one expected COLI
tes,ion so soon. The phrase, which viii,
perhaps be apologized for as 3 slip Of tn,
tongue, ought never to have escaped the
lips Of Republican General. The peopl,
will not trust him in defending institutions,
to wLoSe permanency and beauty he has
but a waverng faith.