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january, 1860:
TO Taxes outstanding, ss,la5 IS
Fcb'y G,-ro cash of jacob Yohc, for old plank / %
Feby 6-To cash Of John ID. Runyan, Taxes. IS
March 26-'ro cash OF Sheriff Snyder, Jury Fees
& Fines, 90 %
nihy 10 cash OF J, w. Merrill land redeemed, 50
Mayg-T To cash of 5. McNinch late Treasurer, 80 35
! June I, = TO cash of N. Y. M CT. Il. H. Il Coal
Co., land redeemed, so 50
| June 1910 cash Of Slml Mlenry land re-
deemed, "a
June 1910 amt of County Tax assessed for
1850, s,77s a5
June l3-To cash received for military assess.
ment lsG0, 40 GO
do To County tax unseatcd and seated lands
returned, Js7 "a
do To, tax on seated and unseatcd lands re.
turned, 4GI Gl
do To cash, road tax on seated and unseated
lands returned l,24j 80
do TO School Tax seated and un seated lands
returned, 93s IS
DO To cash poor tax, OH seated and unscatcd
land returned, 1Gs 90
June a1-TO cash of DR.. H. W. MeRcynolds,
July ?1-To cosh oc jas ramon Land redeemed ga
Oct lG-ro cash of Darid Savage, for old
Nov. Toam't ten day ASSOC ioont Ii 70
DEC. 5d-IO cash of l.. Rey uOlds, land redeem.
cd, "a
do TO cash of Joseph sharpless for old iron, 90
Dec; Ito cash from J. N. Jones, iGnd redeem.
Dec 5-To cash Of Hudson Brothers for use
Coud Room so
Dec ~ To cash of Y NJ. c. A.. pcr l. w
do To cash Of Hudson Brothers rou use Of
Court Room, co
do To cash Of &. Il p. Bellas for old bridge near
OrdngcNG, 50 90
I" To cash Of Jacob Eycrly Prothonotary, Jury
do cash of f. II. Little Jury fee, OO
do 70 cash OF John Snyder Sheriff. Jury Fees
and Fines, lOl 50
do To CAL Of y. b. Tate amount to bs rcfun.
dcd, IL 50
do 10 amount added to duplicates 7OI
DO To cash received on outstanding taxes, 81 -
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Capt. JEREMIAH REESE, a soldier of the
last war, died last month in HARRISBURG.
aged S4 years.
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HoRAr1o KING, first assistant Post.
master has been appointed Postmaster
General.
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DAVID WILSON Esq, formerly law
student in Milton died at Ashland, Schuyl-
kill county, at which place he had located
himself about two years since in the prac-
tice OF his profession.
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T. A N y T. z T R,S
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

Nos. 2l d. %, South S'1th street, near
the STATE LruSe
PHILADELPHIA PENNA.
TEN floors uf ths spocuus building, erected expressly
for the proprietor trade, stored with seeds ana
implements Of interest To farmers and gardeners.
SIXTY lEARs EsrNBLlsnEp-lhe subscribers desire to
call tn attention OF every Interested farming
and gardening to their well selected stock VI Agrcultu-
raj Tools
Hdrrdatol Garden and FlOu6r Seeds Grass and Field
Sscis, Gt the most roiGbie guaiify.
The Agricultural Implements sold by mostly
manufactured at our steam works, Bristol Pa,
Having httcd up our csab shnent without regard to
expense with the most complete maChenory for the
Manufacture of various kinds Of agricultural implements
we now prepared to supply all articles in this line
fully equal, II not superior, 10 anything of the kind
before offered to tn public
audrcth's warranted Garden Seeds have been before
the public urupwards Of sixty years their wide spread
popularity, and the increasing demand from year year
are the best eveidences of their superiority all
others
Country merchants can he supplied with seeds in pa.
psrs, ar in bllk. ON the most liberal terms.
Bluomslalc, near Bristol Pa, garden seed grounds
cont inns three hundred and seventy acres, aud is the
lars .st establishment Of its Kind in ihf world.
ID. LANDRErl & SON,
-NOs 81 4 % SJuh Sirfh street Philadelphia,
~ lnndrrth's Rural Register AMI Almanac Tor 1850
containing Farm Garden aud Grfru House Culauda
for every month IN the year be had gratis upon per
sou6 or post paid application
January Il, ItO-!
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TRUNKS! TRUNKSr

TINE largest best handsom' sssFse-1sN
i est and cheapest assert taTs7-!--- n ~
mcnt of Sole Leather solid l;,le.Saiis5sel
RivrIrd Travelling Trunks. wv SNEi,,-FSy
Iddics BoaHft ~ Dress TrH1k saf y ! '-s9-:.3
Childrun's Coaches, Piup.l- Z 5'ss. Z ,i-e1ssff -
lrrs Leather aud Carpet Bags s,.st ~.
Packing Trunks tSc. SC, ~. 'fs.s : t'fas
THOMAS w MATTSONS
Celebrated LOHiou Prize Medal Improved shoot sprnl
solit sold Leather Trunk nanufaciory No 4O2 Markg
=trg,I south west Garner Fuuuh and Market, III Hadu
Augu-tt lrJI-tf
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By The North Carolina Legislature on
Thursday re elected the Hon. Thomas
'ingman, to the United States Senate, for
Six years from the 4th of March next.
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DR. JouS says, we do not understa nd
him. This is another mistake. We un-
derstand him thoroughly and can read
him like book, without the aid of glass
cs. He is for the 'dggr: evcrytime, for
coercion, and against comp, omisc. We
are for the UNION, every time, against CO.
crcion in favor of the Democracy and the
Constitution, A slight difference.
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WILLIAM II. DUNDAs, Ed, Second
Assistant Postmaster General, and for
more than thirty years connected with the
Post Office Department, died at Washing
ton on the Gath ult., in the Gsth Year of
his age. lie was a native of Fairfax, Vir.
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SGJ~ HAND BILLS and jon PRINTING
of every description, neatly and cheaply
executed al this Office. For this purpose
we have obtained new Fancy Type and
beautiful Colored Paper. We print the
Cheapest Nendue Bills executed in our
County.
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GoLD AND SILVER deposited in the
Franklin Saving Fund, No. 1856 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, Philadel-
phia, since January lst, 1861, will be re-
paid in gold or silver. Bank notes de-
poaited repaid in bank notes. Deposits
received and payments made daily with
interest.
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sg- THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcY.-

EaS- THE SOUTHERN UONFEDERACY.-
The Convention Of the seeding States,
now in session at Montgomery, Alabama,
have elected JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mis-
sissippi, President, and ALEXANDER H.
STEPHENS, of Georgia, Vice President of
the Provisional Government which has
been established.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Latest by Telegraph.

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
HoRATIo KING, has been conf ID, by
the United States Senate, as Post Master
General. The Peace Convention, now i'll
session at the National Capitol, expects to
close its labor next week. And the re-
ported contemplated invasion of the City
of Washington, on the Fourth Of March,
has proven a humbug.
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UontJLe Deah,-Mr. DANIEL OGDEN,
OF Clearlield county, was last wocl; crush
el to death by the caying in of his Coal
B.uk where he was at work alone. Mr.
.. was about SO years old, and leaves a
wife and large family of children. He
was son of Maj. Mathew Ogden, one Of
the Pioneers of Clearfeld.
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S!O,e5I 10

Or.
by ann: outstanding for 1850 and previous
years, s7li3 81
by exon erations allowed collectors 227 -
" commissions do do iS3 10
. amt paid State ass ssm less than quOtdl 1874 -
by orders redeemed OF lsGD, 0 H02 15
, do do lej1, 4c1 Il
By orders redeemed Of Ie55, aud previous,
yours 81 so
ny TrcRsurcr's commission s, 800 35 33I ii
By cash IN hands Of Treasurer due county 2UJJ 40
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EYpEXDII URES (:
ASSESSORS PAY-ANNUAL AS
SESSMENT.

ASSESSORS PAY-ANNUAL AS
SESSMENT.
LconnrI u. Rupert, bluom twp l47I
Isaiah how;r, Borough berwick, IL ~
WIihim Erwine nrinrertck, i3 sG
josiah Rit,nious,, hravrr y -
samuel Neyhard, Centre, III IL
|. II. herr, Cattawissa Is 10
Daniel Mckirrnan, Conyncham, Ii o.
Emandus unungst, FshngCrcck, B -
Aaron I.au6crson. Franklin J6
4. II. Kitchen, Greenwood, Is -
John Il. Faust, lIcmluck, il -
jeremiah Kline, Jagksuh II s6
G"ra Hover; Locust 10 9:
Lawrence Waters, Miflin Is 63
William 4. Shunan, Maine, 10 ~
Peter kashncr, Nontour, gla
JOln Stetlcr Madison, Ii ~
l,aac Culp, Mount Pleasant, - GG
George Richard, Oraaga, "A y
\. J. Masning, Pine, If n
Charles Dyer Roarngcreckr %
J. Il Fritz SUparoaf, II 50
Nathan Case, Scott, II 10
ga5. 90
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS.
An't paid slniry persons Tor road aud bridge
views during the year Isl 90
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Amount paid Jurors al the several Courts, 99C IL
INCIDENTAL.
Amount paid for paper ink, etc. - ="
POSTAGE.
Bmount paid Leonard b. Rupert, 2ei
SURVEYOR.
Am'nt paid solomon Neyhard for surveying un.
Anl'nt paid for Surveying County line betwccn
Columbia and LuZarnc Counties, agrceaby
to an Act of Assembly, passed Airll 2dle6O. Al 50
s2U2 80
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amount paid L. H. Little, Esd. IOs 90
PRINTING.
Amount paid /, /. Tate, lli so
do A. &. Tnte, III 50
do do w. II. Jacuby 81 -
do DR. Palonon john, ~ co
s9ll 80
SUERIFF'S BILL
Amount paii John Snyder boarding Prisoners
aud notifying Jurors, 377 %
Amount paid conveying John Whpplo to the
Eastern state Pcnitontiary, 20 90
Amount conveying Jmo. Greenough to Z. $.
Penitentiary < " COOK, 05 ~
Amt paid conveying Robt Brown to insane As.
yluI, Harrisburg, 81 90
$50 %
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALPS.
Amount paid sunlry persons, 10 4e
CLEANING COURT HOUSE
Amt paid Aan Long during year II 90
TIP. SLAVES.
Amt pail at thn several Courts, 43 OO
BLANK AND LAW BOOKS.
Amount paid suntry persons. So -
PROTHONOTARY.
Amt pail Jacob Eycrly as pgr bills, rs il
CONSTABnES' RETURNS.
Amount paid ur the several Courts, lOl L.
ROAD DAMAGES.
Amt paid Hiram Hess, Fshiugcreck 25 90
do. Ddvil Huhh Madison, 10 70
do. Shadrick Ewes, Pine, A. 90
do. Abraham DrullCk, Pine. IS M
40. Heirs Of G. Kline, Orange, Is O5
do SHnurl lOone, Bloom. 30 90
do. John p Hess, Jacks - 90
do. Henry Keller, Locust, 81 90
s3O5 90
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
inount maid David Sayagct - so
do. Daniel MCenTy, 81 81
S53 90
Bridge Repairs.
Amount paid for repairing bridges, GOi e3
IhG II. fUaded.
'',, nTsratcd lands returned to townships 2Ooa O5
AmuuHt returned 10 Michael lrubst 10
S5lOj %
Agric H"yal Soci'tY.
Amount paid Columbia Go. AgriculIl Society 100 %
COunty Hudtt0rS Gat hclr Clerk.
| Amovut maid Auditors and rhcir Clerk $50 so
de-. ". " in auditing frullunuary
and Registers accounts, IL d"
s59 90
/ EEctiOu Expenses.
/ Spring election and swearing olhccrs ". @ o9 o9
| General election, 3II9 V u0
! Presidential Election, 'i' w
slo5s u
Commonwealth fOSts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-16

Ih JOifNSION,
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons at London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges Of
United states and the greater part Of whose life hns
been spent III the first Hospitals of London Paris phila.
dchia and elsewhere, has effected Of the most s
tonSling cures that were ever known; many trouble
with ringing III the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds and
tulncss with frequent blusng attended sometimes
arrangement OF mind were cured Immediately.
CERTAIN DISEASE.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
I REPLY

: u ~ ~
Republican State Central Com. Rooms,
san Francisco May 2iih, lo6I
| T. D. Ualhauay, Ls2, Chai,ma" SoiaHo Co
| Hcp0bHcaa NommHYce:
DEAR ri In reply TO your commuuica p
ton Of the 23d inst, we desire 10 sly that
the Republican party have hut one organize
ton, and hold but one State Conyeniiot--
and that, on the Sth Of jane next, a. you
will see ly the call.
BY order Of the Committee
Il. W. HATHAWAY, Chairman.
WM RAEE, Secretary,
If Union Convention is to be held on
the 18Th Of June the delegates thereto must
come from the people Of more than one par
ty, and checkmating Of Douglas men" must
not be the sole object in view. We have
heard Of the same arguments as the above be-
ing used by prominent Republican in this
county TO induce Republicans to join in the
movement, and are ready TO prove what We
say 1t is, perhaps, hardly in the nature oI
kind proposed, can hc kept free from the iu-
| lrcnccs Of political asprauts. why would
| it not be better for the Union Clubs TO avoid
politics now, and await the action Of the
Conventions already called. When the tick
els are in the field, the Clubs may exert a
powerful influence by showing up any ur-
soundness that may exist in platforms or par
ticular candidntcs or they may, if deemed
necessary, call a grand mass state Convention
to meet, say the goth Of July, and recommend
such action rs they may then consider for
the best interests Of the Union cause. Great
events must transpire at the East during the
next six weeks, and the 10Th Of July may lind
The country at peace, or it may see war ra-
giog which will absolutely crush and ami
hilatc every political movement made up to
that time.
a month ago there was no party feeling
here, for the Government had been struck in
the face How is it nowY Partislns are try
ing to get control ola Union Convention and
do itso openly that it gets found out. Can
men of Our PARTY be expected to favor a
movement which certain active paitisans are
trying TO use for the purpose of "checE-
matiug' them? "A union Of Union mcn for
the sake Of the Union" is one thing; and a
union of Union men and Republican po,iti-
clans for the sake of "chcckmalins Dougl.
men" is another We will notsit quietly an,
watch such trickcry, and say nothing for leai
that we may be accused Of displaying partj-
san feeling. As we have said all along, W,
| vill .tnul Inv tho action of tlp fu1E:ps uf llt
true Union men Of this State but We must
first see their sgu-manuol We neither want
to cheat nor TO be cheated We have never
yet mistaken steel-trap for birds nest
and fancy that sc are still able to distinguish
between those articles.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
Proceedings of the Democratic Central
Committee of Sutter County.

Pursuant to call Of the Chairman Of said
Committee, meeting was held May 2lth, 1861,
al the Court House, in luba City Members
present: r. =. Wilson, Chairman; NJ. Boulware.
J. l.. Smith, j. Richards, and Phil Il. Droschcr.
Ga motion, the following resolutions were a
dOpted
RESOLVED That we indorse the action of the
State Central Committee that called the State
Convention to be held at Sacramento, on the 1th
DAY of July, 1861, believing that the sentiments
embodied in the resolutions adopted by said Com.
mlttee the sentiments Of all true Uuiou-loying
men.
RESOLVED That with these views, we cordially
invite all men Of Sntter County who hold these
sentiments 10 meet and hold primary meetings at
their respective precincts, on the sih day OF june
next for the purpose pf eleciing delegates to The
County Convention, 10 be held at luba City on
Saturday June H. 1861 for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention to be hcld
at Sacramento, July 4h, 1861, and nominating
candidates for County Officers.
The respective precincts arc entitled to the fol.
lowing representation:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

A YoururuL BmpE--Judge l. T. IToux,
married, on the 3D. inst, a couple, Mr.. VIM
II. Price, aged %, to Miss Priscilla NJ Hoop
er aged a few months over y years-all Of
Napa Valley. Some few years ago, a couple
were united in this county, in whose ages eX-
istcd a still greater disparity,-the groom be-
ing forty, and the bride not twelye.-Napa
Reporter.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
A Trick Exposed.

The following correspondence appears in
the san'Frauciseo Times OF Saturday:
SusuS, May -
Or. b. ". Hathaeay Chairman RepuLiicaJ,
State Cc,ttrai ComHittcc
DEAH SIR: The enclosed circuor is being
circulated among Republicans in this county,
with the ayowed purpose Of Inducing Re
publicans to join il aud control the "Union
Club" so that the delegates TO The (anouS-
mous) "Union State Convention" called for
the 18th of June may be composed ola ma
jority OF Republicans; then that the Republic
can state Convention, which is TO meet at
SACRAMENTO on June 18th, will rlify their
nominations; BY which means the Dougl l-
men viii bc chcckmated the coming eectlou
If these objects are conuten1nced by yo'r
Committee, we desire to know it Immediate
Iy. Yours, respectfully.
l. Il llArHAWAY
Chairman solano e.. Republican CON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

SurERyIscns.-This body spent the most
of their time yesterday, in examining and
discussing the new road law L. P. Bronx
was allowed, from the Hospital fund, $500
for work done on the County Hospital. The
Board adjourned till this morning at 10 o.
clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
UNION CLUB MEETING.

A meeting Of the Marysyic Union Club for tle
transaction Of business viii be held at Water Works
Hall THIS (ruesday) Evening at o'clock. A fun at
tendance is requested.
JNO. II. JEWETT, Pres.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
BIRTH.

BIRTH.
May 2dth, the wife ol NJ. koppel Of n daughter
r. .ss-ss
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
Letter from Senator McDOuGaIl TO tite
Secretary OF the Union Club.

| Senator Lathams recent visit TO this city,
was in response TO an invitation which was
cXtcndcd some time since TO him, and also to
Senator McDougaIl The latter gentleman
responded in letter, which we give here
with 1t would have been read at the meet
ing on Saturday evening, but for the fact that
there were no lights Immediately near the
stand, and the reading oft was therefore i'm
practicable We publish it because it Will
interest our readers, and not because they
need amy evidence Of the patriotism of the
writer:
SAN Francisco, May llth, 1861.
NJ. d. DoBBINS, ESQ, Secretary NaiyseHie
Union Clu6-DrAR SIR: Permit me to cX-
press to you, and through you TO your Club
my sincere regret at not being able to re p
spond to the request TO address Union meet.
ing to be held in your city before my de-
parture for Washington. | shall leave this
coast on the steamer Of the 2lst inst, and the
brief time between now and then will be
scarcely sufficient to arrange my private
affairs.
You cannot but know the deep interest |
feel in promoting and maintaining Union
sentiment and the Union cause everywhere,
and especially in this state.
That the Union must be maintained under
all circumstances and at every hazard is not
merely an opinion wilhmc. 1t is my fixed de-
termination to do all in my individual power
to maintain it in all places, under all circum-
starcos, and to be and act wherever | can
serve this determination best
Liberty, humanity, our race, for the present
and all the future, are too deeply concerned
in the maintcn0ce and perpetuity of this
Union to admit of any true man and patriot
! falteriag in this crisis. And let me say there
are but two aspects to this crisis, the one
Liberty, Union and Order; the other, Trea-
son, Secession, and Anarchy.
hope to see California unit on the bet
ter side, and permit me TO express the hope
| that the men, women and children of your
beautiful city will be found in the advance in
the support of the cause dearest TO freemen.
TnE UNION, FROM THE LAKES 10 THE CUR
FROM THE ATLANTIC TO TIE Pacific, NOW AND
FOREVER, ONE AND INsErARABLE.
j. A. McDoUGALL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
COURT OF SESSIONS.
CHAs. LINDLEY, Judge.

May q, 1861.
People vs. Bernstein & Koppel Nolle PROS. en-
tered.
People vs.. Magee; assault with deadly weapon
The principal witness not appearing, Nolle Pros
was entered.
Nicholas, indicted for gaming, withdrew his for
mer plea Of not guilty, and wa fined 500 and
costs.
Court adjourned till Wednesday 29th at 10
O'clock a. n,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

K. G. C.-The friends of peace (play upon
the word "piece') claim to have held prima-
ry elections on Saturday The organ at any
rate, reports delegates as having been clec-
ted. Our special reporter only visited the
Second Ward polls. He was informed that
there had been no voting there. "but," said
the interrogated individual "three men were
here and waited good while, and nobody
came, SO hey nrote something and ~eat auoy
Those credentials are all right How select
the Lindleyites are getting to be.
Paris correspondent writes that, the Ex-
press is said TO be getting into a very meian-
eholy mental condition, which threatens in
sanity.-Egp'ess Of yesterdaA
The sad condition ofthe Express was well
enough known hereabouts, but how the deuce
did the news reach Paris? Perhaps ex-Miu-
ister Faulkner was q subscriber.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

THANKS to S. c. williams, Odd Fellows
Building, for papers by the last steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

Cry OF PARrs.-Messrs Godchaux Bros.
It Co., advertise chat they are about to re-
move to San Francisco, and will sell their
goods for the next thirty days at importers
cost They have a splendid stock of dry
goods, silks, embroideries, carpets, oil cloths
etc, and they offer chances for great bargains
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
CrocI1cry, Glassware sc.

A LARGE and well selected stock m hand and for
IA sale lew by p, G. ROSS & co,
Corner First street ana Maiden Lane.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

UNION CLUE OF LoNG BAR-At meeting
ofthe Club at their Headquarters, on Satur-
day evening last 2jth instant, the following,
among other resolutions, were adopted:
Rcsolccd, That we are in favor Of Con-
vontion, to be composed Of the friends of the
Uuion, irrespective of party.
Rcsolrcd, That the foregoing resolution be
published. CuAs. +. STONE Pres't.
L Cook, Sec'y