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war on the tented field That 80 ~, -, really AZ the
All Of your country am sure for the raising Of the nag
to-day over your University Is pledge tina. ,v,
yourself 10 that duty whenever the time comes
app ause, ."' me here here cay 70 you that
ne South are sSu' Deon %pnif Sc,
have persuaded themselves, or they ac persuaded By
Others that they have some imaginary, bat grevous,
wrong 70 resent And at the nrs They can FAY as much
their orators compare the South 10 the three hundred at
Thcrmopy % and they would do II gravely and without
smile. These men 90 among the people aud say, you
are making the greatest struggle made since the
beginning OF the wordthe greatest contest Tor liberty
What liberty some one doubtingy asks Of an
other You are making, continues the orator the
noblest contest for liberty the world ever saw
Again IL 10 asked, what liberty You are making
the most glorious struggle Ior moIs sc sv
South In this contest win ngnt with great aavgcs gu
their side Their leaders have been long preparing Tor
t. They have beautiful bot sickly country king
July is great monarch and II we going TO replace
the flag OF the country, AZ hope we are, on the ram
parts Of Fort sumtsr-(cheersl-a great many o. inc
young gone out 10 eight will DO tired Of II before
Is all done. Now. there s the Seventh rcgtnent
(cheers)-a beautiful regiment, gallant and brave on,
great many Of them have left sweeihcarts behind
whom tney are ANXIOUS 70 reon herc and many ot you
win be called on TO take their vacant places BE sure
that you prepare yourselves the change To replace
The fsg over Fort Sumter is great Undertaking
people defending themselves in their oxn 'astoc
frequently 40 20 successfully. II ~ the spirit at home
that susains animases and compes the forward move
friends at home, make them feel every day that when
they raised this flag the chapel OF the University they
made sacred VOW before God and you that when the
occasion camo they would bare their breasts in The ON
battied field. (Applausc) hopc the end VIII be &c.
complshed without nipch bloodshcd,. ! think. how
ever that there ought 10 be ltsc. | not much in
favor Of the treatment pursued by pr Sangrado who
sidered hot water niablc cure IN ali cases There
things which 70 be wsshed Out 10 blood STAINS
tras the word ought TO be washed out In LITTLE bod
when they Killed our men Ia Baltimore, s'l wuea sacy
tcck sumter, they did very serious thug Iaey Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

Star Spangled Hat,
STAR SPANQLED HAT
new design,
Appropriate for the times.
Intioducc1 On Monday, April 20,
By 0ENIh, 6l3 Broadway.
Wholesale and retail
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"BY Industry We Acquire Riches"-
Franklin said application in youth makes
old age comfortable as he experienced, =,
and as many experience who deposit in the
old Franklin Saving Fund, No. 1876 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, This Sa-
wing Fund receives deposits in large or
small amounts and payments made daily
with five per cent, interest. Investments
made in Bond, Mortgage, etc. Females,
married or single, or minors can deposit in
their own right and can be Withdrawn only
with their consent. See advertisement in
another column.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.-This
body met last Tuesday, at the City of Har-
risburg. Messrs. Kline and Osterhout,
our members in their seats. r. NJ. Pal
mcr was elected Speaker of the Senate
and Russell Errett Clerk. In the House,
Elisha w. Davis, was chooses Speaker, and
L. II. Rauch, Clerk.
Upon next Tuesday they elect United
States Senator.
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PROULA NATION.

WHEREAs; III, HOY. W,RHss J. Wospw,Rp, rre.l
w dent OF the Court of Oyer ana Tcrnincr aud C,n
cral Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions of ,
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas aud Orphans ,nun
in the 2ith Judicial District. composed Of the c0nt,
OF Columbia Sullivan aud Wyoming and the Hon lA,n
Evans aud lfTER kLSg Associatn Judges Of Culurhi,
county have issued their pr,ccpt bearing ,at t,r n,
day of Jan. in the year of Lord one thonsnnJ M
hundred aud sixty one AMI To me directed for ho il
Court of Oyer and Terincr and General Jail dry .,
General Quarter Sessions NJ the Peace, Common pess
aud Orphans Court. in Bloomsbury, in the county NJ,
Columbia, on the first Monday, (beg tn 4tl dai of
Feb, next, and To continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, to the Coroner tho Iusrrs n
the Peace and Consables Of the said county of Cuunb
that they he then and there in their proper persons nj
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with their records
n1iiisionS and other remembrance do thus~ thine
which to their Offices app rtain 10 he done Anl thn
that ARE bound by rccognzancc, prosecute against t
prisoners that are may b" in the Jail nf said county Of
columbia to BE- then aud there to prOsecu them Az shall
he Just Jurors requested to he punctal in th-,r M
tendance agrecahy TO their notices. Dated at Hl..g.
burg the 9th day Of Jan, in the year of uuf Loi nro
thousand eight hundred and sNty, ami the yith
yruTof tho Independence nf the United States of as
God save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, SsrU.
January S, 1861.
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THE Editor of the Republican advises
his party friends to stand firm to their
principles-''not to yield one inch" Now.
the "balance of the world, and the rest OF
mankind" would doubtless like to know
what are the principles of the mongrel re.
publican party. If persistency in wrong
doing invasion of others rights-rebel
lion and intestine war, with all its attend.
ant concomitants, is what they are driving
at, DR.. John is just the man to aid in their
continuance and consummation.
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"HooRAH FOR LINcoLy."-The Cleve-
land Paindealer throws up its cap in this
style: These are Mr.. Lincoln's times.
Secession, suspension, banks bursting,
money shaving, business stopping, poor
men begging, women starving, and babies
asying. Hoorah. for Lincoln. What if
the Union is on the eve of dissolution,
States Withdrawing, minute men arming,
and civil war threatening. What if credit
is ruined, and panic prostrated every
branch of business, all owing to the elcc-
ton of sectional President by section
al party, President and party pledged
to an "Irrepressible Conflict with the
Southern half of the Union 1t is all a
joke. There is nothing in it. There will
be no secession, no trouble. 1t is only q
nine days bubble. The South don't mean
it. All sham. Nobody scared. Bring
on the Wide Awakes! Let us go on with
the jubilee. What if the banks do sus-
pend, manufactures cease, merchants fail,
farmers find no sale for their stock, and
what little money they have laid up rap.
idly dcpreciating Name est 6ibeu1um.' u
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/UPpINGER'S ESTABLISHMENT.

For the liberality with which the Public always have
patronizcd Henry Xuppngcr (come his good hone)
he means to show his gratitude by telling facts III
empty words. His ambition Is not so much TO make
ey as to occupy the best Of the best shops and
Forgive him this indulgence; he shall try to direct il
we'll Ofcourse, the laborer whether with head hand
il worthy of his hire.
New Watches Clocks lot Of good Jewelry.a III
assortment of glasses for watches inside and outside
Watch and Clock trimmings; good assert ent Of
mon and silver framed specaccs glasses for spccaccs
to suit when no spectacus will Sewing Machines two
kinds, aud instruction to work them &c &C. all ON
terms. surely reasonable for ALL
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
BIoomsburp Jan 5, 1851
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THE meeting of the Teachers Institute
of Columbia county, held last week at
Orangeville, was attended with decided
success. A partial report Of the proceed
ings, reported by Mr.. BRocKwAY, Chair
man on publication, appears in this Colum-
bia Democrat. We are happy to learn
that the Educational interests are progress
ing encouragngly in Columbia county.
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT.-- JAN
uary number of the Agy,cuituris is all that
january number should be. This monthly
is invaluable to the farmer, and only costs
one dollar year, Now is the time to
subscribe. Orange Judd, Publisher, New
York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

The SHOE PINcuISG IN New ENG
LAND.-The political convulsion is begin
ming to press heavily on the manufacturing
towns and cities of New England, thus
demonstrating that the curses which have
been hurled from that violent abolition
section against the South, the constitution
and the Union are coming home, like
chickens, to roost. The shoe business
which may be considered the staple trade
of Massachusetts,, We perceive, has re.
ceivcd terrible shock. Many of the
factories have suspended work entirely,
several houses in Natick have failed, and
nearly all have been compelled to reduce
their force of workmen one.third OF one
half The foundries and machine shops
of Connecticut, too, are in a similar con-
dition establishment after establishment
is dismissing its operatives and closing its
doors, and this is but the beginning to the
end. The republican politicians will find
out now how much easier it is to demolish
than to construct. They have broken
down all the manufacturing and CONNER
eial interests of the country and turned thou
sands of people out of employment. But
they will learn how dificultit is to restore
prosperity and build up what they have
seduced to ruin.
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Col. II. STANLEY GOODWIN, Suporin-
tcndent of the Cattawissa Rail Road, and
7. Haskims DePuy, Esq, President of
said Road, lave our thanks for q valuable
"New Years Gift"
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AuDITOR,s NOTICE.

ESTATE or ISAAC w. MUsaRAvp, DECEASED.
TIE undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court Of
columbia county, to audit settle and adjust rte ac
count of Samuel and .7dyoa w. Musgrdre administrators
wi" attend for that purpose his Office in bloomsbury
On Saturday the Goth day of January, next
nj 10 o'clock, NJ Of which time and place all pcrsons
intop sted are required to take notice.
JOHN C. FREEZE,
December ~, losO Auditor.
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Neru advertisements.
LEATHER, LEATHER.

G OLE Leather, and all other kinds OF Leathers Mo.
- roccos, Lining and Binding, for sale cheaper than
the cheapest by the Mt his Tannery Estab
iishmeni, in Light Street, Columbia CO., Pa ALsO-A
large quantity Of Pastsring Hair dry and in GOOD con.
dition, cheap by the bushcl or barrel.
" Cash paid for Hides.
J. W. sANKEY.
Light Street, Jan S, ls61-3m.
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Hon. JOHN BRIsDrN, Supt., of the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail
Road, publishes the New Time Table of
that Road IN this "Columbia Democrat"
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g. s. COLEMAN !

NOTE.-The Institute appointed G. B.
Brockway, a. i. White and d. j. Patter.
son as a committee on Publication. The
two last named gentlemen, being unable
to assist in the preparation of the Minutes
for Publication, have authorized their
Chairman to act for them He has deem
ed it proper to give only brief synopsis
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

Col. HIRAM R. KLINE, one of our Rep
resentatives in the Legislature, has our
thanks for an early copy of Gov. Packer S
Last Annual Message.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

Office Of the Wyoming Canal Company,
No 80 WdinN Street Phiiaieiptia
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
The annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS as
will be held Mt the office Of the company No $40 Walnut
~ in the city Of phiiada Monday January 2Ist 1861
between the hours Of ~ and o'clock which time an
election will take place for President Vice President
and six managers to serve for the ensuing year
CHARLES PARRISH, See'y.
Jan. s. I96I-t
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ELECTION NOTI,;E.

me annual mecn. Of tho Stck holders II the Lack
awanha e hinom-burg Railroad Company will h,
'iH ~ thH "knEstDn House" in the Nnr-gl uf kInrs
ION iizrhc County monisy thu 18th day of January
lH'l b"tw"cn the hours of 10 O'clock A. " and 4urutk
T. W. Ter the Election Of unc President and twelve ~
rsI'ors Of said company TO for the yrar
II PEIrEbOSE
soreiary
Kingston Dec. %, ISdO- It
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Sheriff IS Sales.

DY virtue Of wrts Of pendoni Erponas to mn !,
- rected, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
to public sale, at the Court House, tn Boonsbnrn
On Monday the 4th day Of February
1861. o'clock in the afternoon, the following n,o
erty to wit - f''P'l
All that certain tract of Land situate ~
Sugarouf township Columbia county, bounded ns :,
lows to wit; Beginning at post an line Of land n
Moore, thence on road North eighteen aud a haf i
grcos West, ninety.fvc pcrchcs and sixteenth to rn,
thence by land of Christian l.. Moore, South twep M
half degrees Fast, ninety three perches and e;"h
tenths to post thence by lands of Ezekiel shuIt1 m
J. c. Pennington North eighty four and three nna W."
degrees, East fifty nine and twotenhs pcrchcs I" tg
place of beginning containing TiIRry.UNE ACRpS
and seventy eight perchcs, strict measure nearly all
which is improved land whereon is crecied ono a.,
half story Plank Dwelling House. Frame lInnk na
Frame Wagon She'd n Distil House and othS 'oa
buildings with the appurtcnanccs. o0'
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the pron
erty Of John F. Laubach P'
ALSO AT the same time and ploco
all that certain lot of ground situate in Bloomsr,
bed as follows to wit On the North by lands oT s
ue Gross the East by Alley, on the south L
sloan, containing one HALF oF AN ACRE" pn,N %, Mm
less, wherein is erected one and half story c. VI
Brewery Wen of Watef and other out buildings with
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as IN, n
crty of Jacob Lush, f"p'
ALSO AT the same time and nloco
all that certain tract piece or parcel Of land so -
Sugnrluaf township, Columbia county, rontainug a.
SIXTY ACRES, about Forty Acres Of whirh Ia r,"
land, bounded on the North by land of Andrew Ilcs
the South by lands of Harrison and Andrew lIrss i
on the West by lands of benjamin Psternan wb,l anl
Is erected one and half story dwelling hou 90 f
stable, with the appurtennncss. 'O
Scizqd, taken in execution and tn be sold as Tho n
crty Of Jacob 5. Hess. pOp
ALSO AT the same time and nloco
a'hat certain lnLot place of ground situnt. in r.
nytown Scott township, Columbia county contnnin
ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE, more or loss boIpraI W.
The South by Oaiu Street Of .ail town. on the Nnh m
m Alley, on the West by Alley, and on the En,i
lot of Thomas w. Edgar, whrreon is erected two s
ry frame dwelling House, frame Kitchen and franz
Barn with the appurtenanc's 3, '
Seized, taken in execution and to bn sold ns tho ,,
erty of Thomas e.. Fowler f''p
ALSO - At the same time and place
by virtue ofa writ Of ias pend Er all that certain In
Lot or piece of lnd situate in Espytown Scott town
cohnlbia county, containing ONE FOURTH OF Ag
h'kE more orcss, bounded on the North hy ap Ally
on The south by Main street of said town. on the rai
hy lot of Alfred Hickman, and the West hy In ~
william Tronsue, whcrron is erected two story f,s,
dwelling House with the appurtcnanccs ''"'
seized taken in execution and to be sold ~ Tho non
erty Of John Turner. r'r
JOHN SNYDER, as4g.
SitERiPr's Orrtcr, ~
BlenDshurg. Dccenb, 20, 1850
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of the proceedings, as they will hcrea ftor
be published much fuller in pamphlet
form.
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CHANuE OF IINE
UTtT'ER AbR RiN(, EnENT

Delaware, Laokawanna and Western Rail Road
TTI. rs.y gtsSfsa On aud nfter Mon lay, nor. oath
t:s2 q I %s.ssis % "a ssisss lsuU, trains will iuiluns:
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS,
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January S, 1861.
ESTRAY.

ES IItA1.
4 CAME into the I.5r,o enclosure of The
~ subserhsr some ffJJhsEs time SINE argo
MALE eA1AIs HOG,
Tho owner il requested to prove property pay charges
and tnhr him away. or ho will bc posed ufas the Law
directs.
NOAH MAUSER
December 90, 1860 Cts.
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ADN INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Est0ke Of Peter CyuUf1rH hCe. scd.

I EITENS Of Administration the Estate Of rgtsR
IL CRAWFORD, late Of Madison township, Columbia
county deceased have been granted by tn Register u
COLUMBIA county, to the undersigned residing in said
township all persons having claims against the Estate o
Ihe dcrdcnt are requested to present them Ia th' A
hinistranr without delay and all pursuns indebted to
make payment forthwith.
JOHN SMITH,
.fd@v
December 2, la60-6t
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON,

The Institute was called to order at one
quarter to two o'clock, Prof. Walker i'm
mcdiately proceeded to call the attention
of the teachers to the subject of Geogra-
ply. He showed conclusively how it
might be made the most interesting of our
common school branches, After enjoying
a short recess, beautiful Glce was sung
Mr.. Burgess then resumed the subject
of Reading, and brought out some very
good IDEAS Another recess was had =,
which was followed by more singing.
Prof. Walker during the next hour, gave
a very interesting drill on Object Lessons.
AT the conclusion of his lecture q vote of
thanks was rendered to the New Columbus
Quartette Club, for the delightful manner
in which they had entertained the Insti.
tutc. Adjourned,
EVENING SESSION.
The Institute was called to order q 6k
o'clock, and the minutes were read, cor
rected, and adopted. The committee on
Criticism followed with their report. Mis-
cellaueous business was next taken up, and
Mr. Brockway from the committee on Fl.
nance asked for instructions in regard to
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MOVING SOUTH,
The Night Express Train
East, on the n. Y. & Erie
x. X, arrives III Great Bend
At 3 % y. NJ.
commenting usith
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TRAINS,


Passengers irdIs v. York
Leave ricr No. .. North
River. at 7 10 a. ~,
Or foot of Court.
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Persons calling for the above letters, will plcusc say
they IRE advertised.
l.. R RUrERT r. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

VTkUS 81 ELS SALE.-Whereas, on the 25tt
i day of October, A. d., 1858, julia +. Coe
and Wales Coe, her husband, executed unto Alb
ner DAWSON as Trustee a certain deed Of Trust
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun
ty, Iowa, described as follows, to wit: The wes
half Of lot No. three 3D. in block No. two(2) il
Maekintosh's first addition to the city OF Dayen
port being AZ feet front Locust Street, by ~.
feet deep which said conveyance was made b.,
the said Julia T.. Coc and Wales Coe tor the puT
pose Of securing the payment Of certain pro o.
ssory note and the interest thereon, signed b.
said Julia +. Zoe and Wales Coc, dai ed the 25tl
pay of October A. H., ls53, Tor the sum OF $500
payable one year thereafter, with interest at ter
per cent. per annum and drawn to the order OIL
Levi Miller.
And now, said prom;ssory note having become
due and payable, and the said Julia h. Coe and
ales Zoe having famed to pay the same, ] "A bner
DAWSON Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which il
in me vested by said Deed OF Trust, will on Sat
uriay the 26 day Of Dct., d., 1861, at the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, sc 1T
county, State OF Iowa, Jose and offer tor sale
public auction parcel Of land above described ,or
81 UGH thereof shall be necessary TO satisfy and
pay the amount doe sail note with interest
then con 70 the day OF sale, together with all costs
and expenses attending said cost Of this not &C
and Trustees fees.
Dated the I'd day Of October, A. -, 1861.
ABNLK DAWSON,
oc2-dtsl Trustee.
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oc2-dts'

rI,RUSTEE'S SALE.-On the first day of No.
i vember, 1861, at Q o'clock =. NJ. OF said day
| will sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in the city OF Davenport
County OF Scott and State of Iowa, the
70 lowing described real estate situated in Rock
Island county, ILL.,, to-wit: Lot No. seven G., }
being the southeast quarter of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen i6,) lot No. two o.,
being the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen u6, both lots together
bein2 the south hall Of the north west quarter Of
said section sixteen (16, containing eighty acres
more less also lot No six 81 being tie north
east fractional quarter Of the sonth west quarter
of section sixteen 49, con, aiming twenty six
acres and thirsy-four rods more or less also the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section number four a. con-
tanning forty more or less also the Forth
west fractional quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section sixteen (ls,) containing twenty sig
acres three rods and thirty-three poles more or
less, ali in township No. seventeen ~ north OF
range one, west of the fourth (4th) r. NJ. by
virtue Of deed Of Trust made to me by Niles
Peter Peterson nd Christina Sophia Peterson,
and duly recorded in the recorls Of Rock Island
county, Ill, March 9th, 1857, in volume w."
Of deeds page 2Sl..
October !, 1891. JAMES GRANT;
soeJ iTs1stsse