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TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DUaS6ANT 20 instructions from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, book will be opened the
eth day 81 October 1881. AT the Office Of the Branch
Bank AZ Tcrre llaute. Indiana. Tor subscriptions un-
der my superintendent for Treasury Notes 90 he
issued under the act ofJuiy 18th. Is6l These notes
will be issued In sums hity dollars. one hundred
dollars five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars
and I've thousand dollars each. dated is,h August
1851 pay able three years after date th@ ors.f Il
the subscriber or A. directed. and hearing interest
AZ the rate 81 Z 3-l0 Der cent per annum. payahle
semi annually. such Interest einx NJ the rate - two
cents for ench day on every hundred dollars For
the ssnvenience Of Tie holder. each lete ~li have
coupons attached expressing the sevcrsi -fnnfs o.
semi annual interest which coupons may he detached
snd presented 70 payment separately from the notes
Subscriptions los such Treasury Notes will be re-
ceivcd during the fifteen DAYS from the dsy ~ open
Ing the BOOK Aforesaid. No subscription Cor les
than fy dollars f5r any fraction Il that sum cau
hc received. Sub-cripfiou- n fify dollars 81 .,us
hundred dolars must b. paid Ia lawful ctin ~ the
United Stses AZ the time n subscribing Sui>crip
fions of than hundred dollars nsy d. pad
Al once or frrcferrct unr-teuh 20 he lime + ab-
.irbinx and ooc-third ~ the whole on every
twentieth day thereafter until thc Whole j. paid -
No payment II les than my dollars ~ accepfsl
THAT being the smallest sum ~ which Treasury
Noers can &c issued.
Certificates viii BE granted duplicate e sufscri-
hers for the amounts paid. the original of which
the subscriber viii transmit ~ mail 20 the Secretary
= the Treasury. when Treasury Notes, af0resid
wii tc isssed thereon o. such subscriber he order
carrying interest expressed In susb cefticate. but
n eases ~here only part Of the amount sgbscfihcd
l. paid a. The time Il subscribing. Treasury Scfe<
wiil - issued only for tho payments made ruhss-
queufiy % The rst. hlc vii remain anti The whole
arrouut suhecribed - such person shali be paid
when Treasury Notes uill te issued for such frst
payiacni also. onpsymenf ~ -sch deferred install
NEST he subscriber viii pay la addiflon thefefn
equal % The Interest scrrnet th@reon ro-z the
18Th Aarusf to The date e payuIeff And On final pay
rneni lac ineres. the Enauunf paid sihscFip-
fir ~kfrh payments q in'crrtt sfi ~ reimbursed
q The subscriber In the parrent Il the frst coupoB
Tbs Treasury Notes issued ups,n Zach certleeases
~ ths Treasury vii D. cent O. The sgbsr-ihrrs ~
fcaii, - such other ulsdr ray - Indicated ~
hen wisa they trsnsmit thef original certfcat>s
De euGicafs cert 20 nav be retained - thsul
~ tneif o~n securr PRESTON HrSsfr,
sgt -. asss >rserriptien Agers
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BAN KING.

DRAIRIE CITY BANK No
IT, i hereby gtfra % fhe Siockkoidrrs. ~
tbs srlus ns-tng ier the purros- e s.estlIg LiAs
Drsctovs for tkr ensf7iux war MI - u AZ tisii
Banairs House. IN Terfe Hsute. On Wetn~sda{ as
sixth dsr ~ Sorsrnhsr nTxt Al tao O'clock p.
oosdtd Jy0. :. BEACH, CASHIER.
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ToNsoRiAL.


DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
4 h<vns r-nisrt his Shzvinx aBs B.ir dressing
Sslos1 ssDzaig TIE Terre bsu;s fiaasr. bess icafe
q intofn ~ ct.1rns A. plhic Fc1erasy, that b
= nc~ Iftpart4 o. ueif up1n cattonrrs ~ ti4
ss1a s>sisfsctcEy marle- sifet sttentica siren -
sAz1resraas Ar IsfunS iliiet snd Lutte oiris'
ksir fk0 W. CANADA.
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DIR. j. ~. McLeau's Volcanic on
f.ininicut.
Tux BEsr EXTERNAL N THK Would. ,os Ma
on brAsr.

I'M Bf-sT ENTERNAL ~ THK NOKIn. los 81.
or BEAsr
Thousands ~ human beings have been .aN.d a H..
Of decreputude aud misery, BY the use Of this lnva
nable lAniment Il will relieve PAIN almost ins,an.
taneousiy, and u will cleanse. purify a1d he.. n -
foules SORE In an Incredibly short time NcIKAN,e
VOLCANIC Oh. iiNiNkNT viii relieve. 10 nost IN
vctefate cases Of rheumatism 0out OF Neuralgia -
For Paralysis Contr acted Muscles Stiffness or Veal
ness IN the joints, Muscles Ilranslts "a viii n.y
~ fail Two applications viii cure Sore Throa,
Headache og kAraehc. Dor Rlsrus o. Scalds. n an,
Pain, Il j. al niAiiible remedy. Try II. and you viii
ind h an Indispensable rsmeay. Keep l. .lway. o.
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS ~ ally one having e.har..
ot hoi>et, VII save money by u'ing NcIrAn's val
canic o. l4fllnenL Il l. . speed, AID nfslllbl.
cure Tar Calls, Spraus. Chaes Swelliugs Ian,ep..-
Sweeney Sore-. Wounds. Scrafches OF any AZ
clsca~e,. Try Il, and you viii be convinced
DIR. ,. II. Mclean. Sole Proprle,os.
jasdwy SAiu, louis K
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on ihNrH ooAirtAisr. nuafocESnrss. HEADACHE kc
There never has been CATHAHT1C medicine
offered 10 Tie public. hat has given such entire sst
isfaction a. AcLean's Universal lflis
Leiug entirely vegetable thsy arc perfect, lu.s
cent ant eaA he taken by the nnsi tender Infant re<
prompt and powerful M removing al hlious .e.rx.
uous. acid 81 inipure, ftid iaassr from the stomach
maiaFiols Districts
They p1olucc no gripping. sickness pain IN The
stomach 90 bowels, thos 81 very active aud
n theii operation, promoting healthy sccIetions III
The liver aud Kidney Who will suffer from llllou.
hess. headache All foul stomach when 40 ch.ap a
remedy can bc oitainedi Keep them constantly "a
! hand, single dose taken IN season, may prevent
| hours. days aud months 81 scknsss Al II IL !
I NJ. Nciean's Universal Pills. Take 10 osher D..n,
coated, they are tasieess. Price only Is cent rel
box and can be sent by mail 70 any part Of The L
!! H. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor.
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HAUL on SEcEssIoSisrs-We learn that
gang of fourty-tour secessionists. from
Owen county. who left bone on Thursday
night, under the lead ofA preacher named
Foster, have been arrested in Clark county.
They made their way 20 the farm OF Mr. y ar
Meter, where they stopped one day TO rest.
Information of their Whereabouts having
been received at Winchester, party of thirty
Home Guards started in pursuit. under the
command of young Mr. Grigsby They
came upon them by surprise, where they had
pcketed their horses and stacked their arms.
and were of in corr Geld about fifty wards
of. Taking possession of these quickly, the
secessicnists saw that the game was ND with
them, and they all surrendered without a
fight Besides the forty -four prisoners, the
Grigsby party captured forty ii Z horses. sixty
six Colts navy pistols, forty four Shapes
and Enfield rifles and forty four sabres. the
devils being armed TO the very teeth when in
the saddle This gallant exploit reflects
great credit on the sigilance Of the Clark
county Home Guards Louisville Jouraal.
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FOR SALE.


DEEF BEEF.--our friend Joe
Rupp. has oI,eped = ta-as shop in the hn,ss-
some rsv building pf NJ :. a.. Barr on sih street.
whtf's - Is pr~sr~d "a ~ hossfs q supply All O.
nuiien, - rsas'N.shie rates. Give him freoaeat
ais Oct -. dtf
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FOR RENT.


S.s- Coal Di-ger> Wanted At Riaks'
Sea- Mo- near tlirios LecAs. Pale rounrS
iE.ians. Apply -
q n BLAkE TeTre Hsuis.
sstIstksls Or tbs Hias
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Tor Children.

10 you want year delioaie. sckley, pun eAi.dres
70 he healthy. ,tsalsg and robusti-then siss den
Aclrans Sirengthine Cordial (ses the dr.~rtiss. "a
each bottlc.i u j. delicious 70 take.
one tablespoonful, taken every mofnine fasting
y a sufc preventive against chil and fever ,eno~
lever. cholera any prevailing disease.
tAiTuNi-Ecwarc Of Druggists or dealer, xhs
may try 70 palm upon you bottle q Eftcrs " Sar-
saparlia Which they buy cheap by ss,lns II \.
ia,f ~ good There are even men hASE enough a.
steal part o. my name 20 dub their VIE decoc.
lions Avoid such infamous FIkATKs and their al
lainoas compcunda Ak for D. J. a. Ncfeanr
Strengthening Cordial and Hood Purifier. Tate
nothing else. II Is The oily renety hat Will purliy
your hiood thoroughly, and al thc same .llas.
STRENGTHEN and iStlGORATE Tia whole or.sui'
ration. II T. put up m large botfles-Sl per eo.lis
~ ia bottles Tor a..
DR. }. H. neIEAS. s-,le PROPHECIES.
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LEGAL.

TTeasurer's Notice for 1851.
TO The Tqr Payers Of VigO County
TREAsuKTR's OFFICE, Oct l5th. Is6l
NOTICE is hereby given that the
A\Tax Duplicate for isCl has been received. ard
the fall o.finr l. the rate Of Taxes for said year
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Health and strength
9171'|' III TINV
BLOOD PURlFIfI

Delay not moment. u l. warranted 60 give ssti.e
ion u viii cure any disease q The kldnsys, Nu<ni
~ hladder. Painting. Obstrucied Nenstrustl.- "a
INK 81 The womb, ha.reuIess. any diseases
ifou Chronic or Nervous Debility n ls an ni.llnl.
e..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-16
The Election of President and
Vice President.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 0.-Unusual
interest was manifested in the proceedings
of the Southern Congress to-day.
The hall of the Convention and the
gallery were crowded with spectators.
Mr.. Mcmminger presented beautiful
model flag, made by the ladies of South
Carolina.
This flag has blue cross on red field.
Seven stars are on the flag. 1t was highly
admired.
Mr.. Memminger also presented another
model flag, made by gentleman of
Charleston. 1t has a cross and fifteen
stars on field of stripes,
A Committee was appointed to report
on flag, seal, a coat of arms and
motto for the Southern Confederacy.
The President was directed to appoint
committees on Foreign Affairs, on Finance,
on Military and Naval Affairs, on Postal
Affairs, on Commerce and on Patents.
Honorable Jefferson Davis, of Mississ.
ippi, was then elected President, and
Honorable Alexander II, Stephens, of
Georgia, Vice President of the Southern
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iracy. The vote was unanimous.

Contoderacy. The vote was unanimous.
A resolution was adopted for appointing
a committee of three Alabama deputies to
inquire and report on what terms suitable
buildings in Monts somery, for the use of
the several executive departments of the
Confedoracy under the provisional govern
ment, could be had.
An ordinance was passed continuing in
force until repealed or altered by the
Southern Congress, all laws of the United
States in force or use on the lst of Novom-
Der last
1t is understood that under this law a
tariff will be laid on all goods brought
from the United States.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the Committee OH Finance to report
promptly a tariff for raising revenue for
the support of the Government.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the appointment of Committee to report
Constitution for the permanent govern
ment of the Confederacy.
The Congress was about two hours in
secret session, and the rest of the proceed
ings were conducted openly.
A grand demonstration is going n here
this evening.
A complimentary serenade was given to
Hon. Alexander Ii. Stephens, which he
responded to in very eloquent speech.
Messrs. Chestnut and Keitt, of South
Carolina, Conrad, of Louisiana, and
others, also spoke very eloqucntly.
The demonstration is still progressing.
One hundred guns were fred ON Capitol
Hill this afternoon for the Southern Con.
fcderacy.
A strong and vigorous government will
go into immediate operation with full
powers and ample funds. No proposition
for compromise or reconstruction will be
entertained. The Congress will remain in
session to lAako all necessary laws.
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M A r r 1 A G E. S l..

On Thursday, 14th inst, by the Rev
d. j. Waller, Robert Mac Donald, of Ian.
arkshire, Scotland, to Miss El,saLe,h.
youngest daughter of John Allen, Of
Bloomsburg.
On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, in
Bloomsaurg, by the Rev. d. j. Waller,
Mr.. WiAiam BirkeaJ,ne, ofNorthuinber.
land, to Miss, EtisubeM Bird, of Light
Street.
In Berwick, on the 3lst of January,
by the Rev. l. BAIL, Mr.. JonN PETERS,
to Miss HANNAH CREssMAN, both of Hol.
lenbach, Luzerne county.
In Mifliin twp, ON the I'd inst, .by the
same, Mr.. JOHN HARrER, of Nescopeck,
to Miss ELIZA BOND, of the former pl ace.
In Berwick, on the 9th inst, by the
same, Mr.. PETER RucKEL, to Miss ELIZA
BRowN, both of Uollenback, Luzerne
county.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. John
Lloyd. of Cattawissa, MIR. DANIEL Lock-
ard of Luzerne co., to Miss EMALINE
McMurtrie, of Columbia co.
On the evening of the 9th inst, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the
Rev. S. Shannon, Mr.. JAMES Il. KNAPP,
of New York and Miss CAROLINE kNoBR,
of Bloomsbury.
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Senator Bo und and the Repub-
lican.

Or. John would like to make war upor
the Hon. FRANK Bound, the Republican
Senator from this District, ifhe possessed
the moral courage to do so, for recording
anti-sectional votes in the State Senate.
Mr.. Bound, sometime ago, favored the
appointment of a fair Committee, instead
at the e1 parte one that was appointed, in
the case Of the Luzerne contested election,
at which the political dictator grunted /;
and more recently, Mr.. b., gave both
sensible and conservative vote, in relation
to certain instructions to the Commissioners
to the Peace Convention, which fairly
brought the aforesaid dictator to his feet,
and to the utteranco of fiat protest
His 7or0n~nciament0 is registered under
The eognomen of Gan item for future refer
apee."
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT ten o'clock to-day the citizens o
Unionville and vicinity met at the Cour
House, and were called to order by A. r
Pope, Esq.
On motion of S. w. Fuqua, Judge
A. John was selected Chairman.
On motion of w. +. Wells, Esq, s. W
Fuqua was appointed Secretary.
A. II. Pope, Esq, then explained tho
object of the meeting in quite an appro
pirate and pathetic manner.
A committee consisting of Messrs. A. R
Pope, W. +. Wells and S. w. Fuqua
offered the following preamble and resolu
tions, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will of AL
mighty God to call from amongst us one
of our most valuable and estimablo citizens,
Mr.. Henry B. RLone. We, the citizens
Of Unionville and vicinity, offer this
tribute to the memory of the deceased
But few days since Mr.. Rhone was with
us, his face flushed with animation, and
his countenance beaming with hope; and
though we deeply deplore his loss, it is
but meet that we should calmly submit to
this dispensation of Providence, remember
ing that the "Lord hath given and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name of the Lord" Therefore,
ReSolUed, That while in the death of
our fellow citizen, we perceive the hand of
the Dispenser of all Good, We cannot re-
frain expressing our regret at the early
departure of one whom to know was to
esteem.
Resolved, That in the demise of Mr..
Rhone our county and town have lost a
warm and jealous friend to their interests,
whose loss will be irreparable.
ReSolced, That we sincerely sympathize
with the bereaved parents and relatives of
the deceased, and offer them our condo
lences in this, their hour of afliction.
On motion of E. G. Bradshaw, Esq,
the following resolutions were unanimously y
adopted:
Resolved, That we tender DIR. Stille
and family our heartfelt thanks for their
great kindness and care, in ministering to
the wants of our friend duriug his illness.
ResolOed, That the Secretary be reques,
ted to forward copy of The proceedings of
this meeting 70 the friends sf the d@sssassa @ sd,
Fuqua made remarks appropriate to the
occasion lauding the many virtues and
regretting the death of our worthy friend.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
S. A. JOHN, Chm.
s. w. FuoUA, Secretary.
UNIoNv1LLE, January 10th, 1861.
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N o w r Il A D Y,
THE ROMANCE OF THE
z z. v O Z U r. I O N .

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Romantic Incidents and Exploits incidental the War
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The Romance Of the Revolution" is work that
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man II is peculiarly acceptable the present unc.
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MaikaDie heToism the noble Impulses and the wisdom
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GEORGE G. EVANS,
February IL, lS6.-lt.
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Farm Stock

Has greatly improved within few wears
in Columbia county, owing to the exertions
of Col. PAXTON and several other gentle
men, and to the action of the Columbia
County Agricultural Society. The stock
of cattle is certainly improving, though that
cannot be said also of the horses and sheen
, Greater interest is however felt in the sub j.
ject than we have ever before known; :;
stimulated by gentlemen who have for
years bought cattle to fatten and who are
beginning to discover what for looking
animals to buy for the purpose of the
butcher.
The breeding of cattle for the variou.
uses of the dairy, the market or for labor,
is being reduced to science; and the
same is the case with horses for draft or
speed, and with sheep for mutton or wool :;
and in these days he who neglects to mas
ter the we'll settled principles of his bust.
ness is not up to the times.
The best work that has ever come under
observation, or the subject of "The prin-
ciples of breeding, involved in the repro
duction and improvement of domes ami
mails" is by S. l.. GooDALE. 1t brings
into convenient form all known facts I'D
late observations, and discusses the subject
very fully, We have read the book with
intense interest, and recommend every far
ner to procure copy. 1t is published at
'ne dollar, postage paid, by Crosby, Mich
'ls, Lee q Co., No III Washington stree;
}oston.
JHIRTY men have been ordered from
'ort tclumbus New York to Fort Delat
rare,
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ALLEN & NEEDLES We call the at
tention of our Farmers to the advertise
ment of this excellent Philadelphia firm,
in another column. Their Super Phos-
Phate Of Lime and Ft7tikee, are unequal
ed anywhere, and their Pure Night Soil
is a manure which is said to be unsurpas.
sed in its fructifying qualities. Messrs.
ALLEN q NEEDLES are honest, upright,
and obliging business men, in whose word
the utmost reliance may be placed. We
speak from personal knowledge.
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TAKE THE PAPERs.-In the present
condition of the country, every man should
keep posted. We are in the mids of troub.
lous times. Civil war stares us in the face,
and financial distress and panic are abro ad
in the land and every man should be in.
formed of passing events as they transpire
The sectional parties that the Father of
his Country, in his farewell address warn.
ed the people to beware of, have arisen in
our midst; a war of brother against broth.
er seems already upon US and the Union
the fruit of the expenditure of the toll,
blood and treasure of our revolutionary
'ires-is being broken into fragment It
IS the duty of every patriot to know what
$ going on around him. Every one should
AXE newspaper. Let all who desire to
Keep posted on all passing events take the
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT. All kinds of
country produce will be taken in payment
or subscriptions: Send in your names. !
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1D Mr.. G.. G. EVANS, No. 419 Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia, has just issued
several excellent works, amongst which are
the following: The UNION TEXT
Book" containing the Declaration of In
dependence, the Constitution of the United
States, and the State papers, &C., of
DAsIsI. WEBSTER, with q splendid .nar=
Also-"THE ROMANCE OF THE REvoLU-
TIoS," splendid work, superbly illustra.
ted.
For particulars see advertisements in
another column.
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Tavern Licenses.

Licenses were granted the following
named gentlemen, at the February Term
of our Columbia County Courts, to keep
Public Houses, viz -
NAMES. TOWNSHIPS.
Ezekiel Cole, Tavern, Sugarloaf
John Lcggot, Greenwood.
These houses are needed for the public
accommodation and We have no doubt they
will be properly conducted by their re-
spective Proprietors.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

pursuance OF an order of the orphans Court of Co.
l. iuniba county,
haturtluy, March siaternth, 1861,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, John smith Admin ,to-
Estate Peter Craw late If sdison
said county deceased, will expose to sale, by Public
Vendue, upon the premises, u certain
TR A CT OF l. A ND
situate in Madison township, Columbia county adjoiu
ing lands Of George Derrs heirs the North, lands
Nichs.i riihnv the East the heirs Of Andrew shor
max the West and on the South by lands PetJI
Wolf, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND SRVENTY ACRESi,
whrreon are erected TN q LOG IOI'sra, A LOG STA.
BLE, LOG BARN. and about Eighty Acres cleared land
late the Of said deceased situate in the township
ofMadison, and county afur,'aid.
JACOB EYtRLY, Clerk
o. TERMS SArp.-Teu per cent. the purehaae
money Ia be paid by the purchaser day Of sale One.
fourth Of thu purchase ess the ten per cOut) to be paid
confirmation Of sale The balance uf purchase
10 he paid in year from continuation, wth Interest
Deed TO be made TO the purcha payment Of tho
purchase money and interest. The purchaser TO pay for
the Deed. John SMITH,
ADMINISTRATION
Feb. lG, lsG0-4t.