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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
Elements OF the Opposition.

1t is amusing to observe the avidity will
which the heterogeneous compounds of re-
pabfacanssm always assail good DEMO.
Gratis. This principle is Enthusiastically
exemplifed, by the opposition Press, in
their abuse of the Editor of this journal
The mere fact, that his name has been an
nounced for an ofice-to which he has not
yet been nominated and p ossibly never will
be-has elected a general howl amongst
the mongrel horde of the defamers of the
Democracy.
l. DR.. BRowER of the "l1ontor FINER
tcan," lets fly his small dogs of war;
He and they are both entirely harmless.
We regard him, generally, as a clever fel-
low, but rather pity his condition, as a
"natural and acquired know.nothing."
2. BOB FRIcK, of the "11iltonian," ;"
yelps in the rear Like all political apos,
tates, he has holy horror, for independ-
ent democrats. Bob, you may now abide
and glory in your own shame.
3. DIR. JOHN, of the Republican, said
he would have word to say, when we got
the nomination Ever anxious to falsify
his word he cannot await the result of that
event, but has commenced his work of
vituperation. Such abuse is the best praise
he can bestow
A. Last and least, "OH .Nacamoose,
yclept the crazy Rev. GATES, of the WtI-
Transport Bulletin, gives us rip for say.
ing that he had "wOrmed his way into our
Court House, last spring, and made fool
OF himself generally" Lay on "Maca-
moose" Where is your man "Efiday,
Mr.. Yangeiderl"
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ARTtoIs 1.-Congress shall make law respecting
an establishment of religion prohibiting the free
ercise thereof Abridge the Freedom of Speech,
of the Press or the right Of the people peaceaby to
assemble and to petition the Government for REDRESS
of grievances Constitution Of the United States.
ARTICLE yThat the printing presses shall be free
every who undertakes examine the
of the legislature, any branch of government and
no law shall be made TO restrnin the right thereof
The free communication Of thoughts and opinions is
one Of the Invaluable rights of man and every citi.
zen may freely speak, write and print any subject
being responsible for the abuse Of that liberty, In
prosecutions for the publication OF papers investigating
the official conduct of officers public capacity,
or where the matter published Is proper for public
formation the truth thereof may be given in evidence
and IN all Indictments for libes, the jury shall have
right TO determine the law and the facts under the d
rcction of the court in other casesC0nstut Of
Pennsylvania.
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DIR. BRowER's reported speech, on
Quick's Summit, is all "buncomb." He
wasn't there, as it was proven, by his own
Son. We risk nothing in saying, that if
he had been there, like all discomitod
OIL Coons, he would soon have sought a
retreat into or upon "an old pine stump"
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The White Hall Clothing Store

inc undersigned, having purchased the woIl.known
w me nan Clothing Emporium" situate on the south
est Csrner OF Fourth aud Market Streets Phiadephia
GspUeluly informs the public and former Cuslomers of
.ne House that he Keeps constantly for sale and nke
uP 10 ordef, all description OF GentlGmens wear of an
proved material aud sells very moderate prices H.
'ng PRACTICAL TAILOR, he guarantees good Gts and
I,'nnuc uarmehs strict attention given to iobbing
"a continuation Of the custom the hoase which he
ted. 80 Wy itsPSottIH,g ~ WY lmVl'
May l. lsGl.--y "I'ioN'
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Meeting at Benton.

The meeting at Benton, last week, was
a glorious demonstration of the "unterrifed
Democracy" When freemen speak, ty-
rants tremble. We refer with sati sfaction
to the proceedings in another column of the
'sC0lunsbia Democrat"
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p,i ~ HE HREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM or THE UyIos.-
llia possesses the most splendid Clothing Em
paaia structure IN which the Immense business cf the
ll'nent Is conducted and it is equally spendi in
specl 70 lls great facilities and vast resources Nm IN
lts patrons its chief attractions are first The cIo"sn
Ui @ lie sarmehts for Gentlemen and Youths manufar
atu 9'e secondly the beauty and durability of tho
i ii'S' uUu inc superior excellence of the fit and
W.! W. ine moderate prices At which the goods arc sold
io'et, IN hIs description to other than tbe
brown stone Clothing Hall Of Rockhill a Wilson NJ
oO9 anu OOo Chesnut street, Philadelphia. ~
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Mimin Mass Meeting.

ge5- a Democratic Mass Meeting, Of the
people of Columbia, Luzarnc and Montour,
will be held on next Friday, the 23d Of
August, at the public house Of JNo. KEEL
LER, in Miflinyillo.
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s&- Several spirited communications ap.
pear..upon the outer form of this Columbia
Democrat. We thank our correspondents
for generous attentions. Will they strive
to write plain and study brevity.
GA Benton Boy" writes too long. The
ideas are generally correct. We will give
him o hearing.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMIsSI0yG1

Moses scutcrER, Of Beaver township, we are auth,
lied to announce, Will be candidate for uINls.
lONER, at the ensuing gencral election, suhj,clua
decision 0fihc Columbia County DcmOcratic Convene
August ,, lSGl
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III A e e I AGE s .

On Sunday evening Aug. 4th at the house Of Aaron
MusgrOve in Greenwood, by Elder j. 5uttou Mr. IlR AN
MctiEsRH' to Miss MARTHA MciiEsRY all of Fishing
creek.
On the sth inst. by the Rev. william j. Eyer, Mr..
JAMES liuBfR, of Fraaklin townshp and Miss CATuA.
RtSE kERsHER, of Cuttawissa, II of this comfy,
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PRAISE WoRTHY.-One of the acts of
Congress we can most cordially approve,
and that is the increase of two dollars per
month on the pay of soldiers, sailors and
mariners-the men who have to do the
hard drudgery and fight the battles of our
country This will make their pay thir-
teen dollars per month, and we are only
sorry it is not twenty. This addition to
the monthly pay will increase the expens.
es, on force of 100000, seven millions
per annum, or, on force of SOC, 900 men
twelve millions. But this the people will
cheerlully pay, because they know that it
is appropriated to good and necessary
pur pose. There is to be no increase Of
the officers pay.
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CANDIDATE NOR OOMMISSINNII

FEAaRLtS l.. snuNAS, of Beaver township, W. 1,
to announce, will be a candiiatc fl 90.
MISSIONER, nj tho ensuing general election, .u,
to the decision of the Columbia County Dumpcratct
vcntOn
August 3, 1sG1
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

Josiah II. FuRMAN, of Bloom township, we prc ,o,..
lied to announce, will be candidate for sIirpIpv
the approaching general election, subject TO thc M u
of the Columbia County Democratic Convcution ''"'l
July 10, 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERTFr

PETER BILLMEygR Of Bloomsbury, we arc nn,h,.
to announce, will be candidate for SHERIFF" gri
approaching general election. subject to the 70,
the Columbia County Democratic Convention ''"aH
IlIl,
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CANDIDATE FOR OOMMIS8IOYr9

CHARLES II. IIEss, Of Milin township, We nrc auth,
lied 10 say, viii be a candidate for Commissioner
the Columbia County Democratic Convention
July 81 lcGl.
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Candidates Department
PRINTERS FEE-S2 EAcr
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

10 the Electors Of Columbia County,
The undersigned, after faithful service Of ro,..
ty five years in the ranks of the Doinocrncv ltNeo
umbia, respectfully announces to his friend ~ Jd'
low citizens that he viii be candidate for ib aug fi
Iaturc, at the approaching General Election uihr'
the usages Of the Columbia County Dcmocratic Coelh
ton 'eh"
Bloom twp, July 49, 1901 LATE
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July2c, 1861
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFP

Friends and fellow Democrats, as you have give, M,
guarantee three years ago through our regular reT
Convention and by adhering to the usages OF the nF
craicpnIty all my life time, which induces w- ass,, ",
offer myself candidate for the office of sIlppy
this fall subject to the decision Of the Democtat Ca
ty Convention.
bloom township, July 20. 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

the solicitation of many friends Iwonld a,r,.
to tue voters Of Columbia county that will be- se
date for ASSEMBLY at the approaching gcneralS,l
subject to the decision ofthe Columbia county Deno.a
Convention. "'H
,.,.,o 900, JOHN AFuNsroN
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s~- Col. WM. 7. ALEXANDER, of the
Clarion Democrat, will please accept our
grateful Acknowledgements.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

STEPHEN BhLDY, of Cattawissa, we are authorir.ir
announce, will be n candidate for ASSOCIATE !'IG.
at the approaching general election, subject o. me
cision of the Columbia County Democratic CUng.au.
August 3, lsGl
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CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR,

JoHNf FOWLER, ESD, Of Pine township, VIZ R'9r
thnrlZed TO annnounce, VIII be candidate f0rCOrNI
AUDITOR, at the approaching general election cuba
10 lle action OF the Columbia County Dcmocrar C1
vcntiOn. CApp /; .l
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seS- A Democratic Meeting, will be held
in Berwick, on Saturday, the 7th of Sep
tember; We learn that its principal object
is for the ratification of the Democratic
Nominations. The Scamp fires of the
Democracy of Columbia are burning
brightly every where.
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se- Brother BENEDIoT, of the Ca,5on-
dale AaVancs, will accept our thanks.
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The North Branch Democrat

Col. ID. G. KITCHEN, has issued new
Democratic paper, under the above title, at
Tunkhannock. 1t is neatly printed and
soundly democratic. We wish it success
as such a sheet is greatly needed there,
and we trust it will be literally supported
BY the ever-faithful Democracy of Wyo-
ming.
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pe- Mr.. BUoKALEw and family, have
arrived in New York.
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CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE,

JAcoo Evans, Of Greenwood township, We are auth,
lied to announce. will he candidate for ASSOClUy
JUDGE at the approaching general election, Subeas
the decision OF the Columbia county Democratic L6u,
tiOn.
July o. 1861
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

JAMES LAKE, Of Scott township, we arc authot1Hir
announce, will be a candidate for SuERTFF, AT tAeG
preaching general election, subject the action I'D
ColumbiaNounty Democratic Convention.
August 10, lsOl.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

JoHS NCREySoLDs, Of Ilcml0ck township. We afsu
thorized to announce, will be a canddntr for Assoc
ATE JUDGE NJ the approaching general election 81
Jcct to the decision Of the Columbia County Demoal
Convention.
August 3, 1861.
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Netu A0usrtis
W A n 7 Il d!
N OTlC G H..

A IL persons arc forbid Buying The United sa
a ROLLER Wash Machine, A. lluiiers Patent cIcll.1
from authorized agents with power Of attorney siH
are u't rnined to enforce the law in all such case.
A. HUFFER Pat6Rtes
~ TuOS. w. EDGAR.
Espy, Aug. II, lSGl.-3n.
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iaCkaWanna l. BlOOmsbuFg Rallr0N

La 81
NN AND AFTER AUGUST 5, 1861, PAssRSGa
" TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
NJ WING SOUTH
Fr4:Ni
o Passenger PGsselT
Law scranton 5l5 A. NJ. IUg6
Kingston $50 lslOPA
- rupert $40
Arrive at Northumberland g5o
OVlNG NORTH
Leave Northumberland 4I0PN
bahVlHe, Sis
. rupert $50 81,
Kingston, 5I5 Icove Iaj ~
Arrive at Scranton, sI5p A. g4j
Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at 4, oOAt
toI scranton 10 connect with train for New YORK,
York at 10 T.. ~.
. ne Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad rr1a
W W'tl lle DeilWare, LGckawanna and " ustern kh.
at scranton ior New York aud intermediate points
~ rupert II connects with the Cattawissa RaiIol-
points both ca 81 ana west
~ ~ N9tlhumbtrland il connects with the Ihilalt.
G Eiie H. H. and N. r. Il. for points west AMI
&c Wells, GeaY Ticket .qga
Aug. IL, lo6l.
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CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

CANDlDAIE EOK ASSEMBLY,
have through the urgent request Of many hirrt
b1r induced To oiler myselfas acandidatG for AssH
Blh at the approaching election willing to submit
lhe decision ntthe Democratic convention II el,'r
VIII endeav1r to serve my costiuients flitAtil li
use my best efforts to secure reduction in thl pay
the members.
BENJAMIN " INrERsTEEI
Fine township, Aug. 10, IsGl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

''.'Hon. George Evans, of Maine, 10 In town.
-, o. J. Wise, of the Richmond ENQUIRER b.,
been elected Captain Of the Virginia Blues.
1--WE noticetn the gallery Of the Diplomatic
Corps, House Of Representatives, to-day, Hon
Edward Everett and Hon. Robt c. Winthrop. Of
Mass.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, Is now re-
siding with portion Of his family in Paris. No
10 Rue de PEST. His son, John Mitchell, ir 4,
In the service Of the State Of South Carolina.
Rev: Nathan Ward, D. ID late Of North
Troy, VT, has sailed for Ceylon. with Mrs Ward,
where they will resume the missionary labors
which they left thirteen years ago.
80. The special Charleston correspondent OF
the BaltimoresAmerican says that the South
Carolina vigilance committee hes ferretted out a
man named Dodge an enlisted soldier at Fort
Moultrie, who Is charged with being the CORES
pendent Of the New York Tribune They had
compelled him to leave the State.
49, The Savannah Republican Of Friday cor.
reefs the general impression that ex-secretary
Cobb Is member Of the Georgia Convention. /,
states that be was not a candidate for the Conyen
ton. The county In which he resides (Clarke) be-
ing there represented In part by his brother.
Thomas n n. Cobb, Esq.
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From California. &c

The pony express brings advices from California
to the 9th instant.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 0-The Legislature met
at Sacramento on the 9TH inst.
On the Sth, Don Pablo Deda Guena a native
Californian, Of fine attainments chosen Presi-
dent OF the Senate. He is Douglas democrat
ana was elected without d caucus nomination,
receiving material republican support, the entire
breckenridge vote, and but four votes from the
Douglas Senators. This election ind Gates dis
organization In the Douglas party, and DISPOSE
,lons with their opponents. 1t will probably
lead to combinations contrary to partisan usage
on the Senatorial question.
The Assembly has not yet organized. A despe-
fate struggle over the election of Speaker Is pro-
crossing. John Comes, Broderick- Doug las
democrat, Is the leading candidate, having re-
celved the caucus nomination of that wing; but
he had no republican or Breckenridge support
and seems destined to defeat although the contest
is likely to continue for several days
Governor Denver and J. n. MCDougal are re-
garded as the leading candidates for the United
states Senate. The impression among the con-
sentative men Is that neither will be elected as
the nomination Of either in the Douglas caucus
would not insure his election without consi
outside support.
The schooner Alert arrived to-day from Japan,
via the Sandwich Islands, with Honolulu dates
to the I'D Of December. The only Island news Of
importance is the loss at Jarvis Island on the TO-
OF November OF the ship Silver star, and the sale
of the wreck for $500.
The steamship Ariel from Aspinwall, arrived
at New York on Friday
The Ariel brings million and a quarter in
specie.
There are no udinss Of the sloo p-of war Levant.
The Ariel left Aspinwall on the 18th instant
MEXICO
Advices from the Mexican coas, saw that C;ene,.
al w DOL is a fugitive
GENERAL Mlramon's army was at San Bias
Gov. Weller, the United States Minister tn
Mexico had arrived at Acapulco. where General
Alvarez had rendered him an escort to the CITY Z
Mexico.
NEW GRANADA.
The war operations In New Granada continue tn
be unfavorable TO the Government A decisive
battle was expected to occur soon on the plains of
Bogota f'' -
A forced Government loan is causing much ex-
element at Aspinwall and Panama
An attempt was to be made to levy an impost
DUTY ON articles for railroad officials
VALPARAISO.
Advices from Valparaiso are at hand to Deem
per 4 ana rom Lima to the 10Th. The political
news Is unimportant. The market AT VsInarsi,o
was well stocked. Business was duh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

A JEALOUS NEWSPAPER. Time was, as all
know when the public looked almost exclusively
to the Baltimore Sun for reliable news Of passing
events here. such is not the case now and the
Sun, chagrined at the realization Of the fact this
morning undertakes TO cast slurs upon the press of
this city, under pretense that the Ne1c York jour-
mails are now alone looked to in that connection.
Besides, 1t is evidently mortified at the fact of not
having been able to seduce any one here from due
allegiance to the United States. though industri-
ouslY using its columns to that end for months
past. That its labors In that direction have been
signally in vain, is the best answer the Star can
accord to what 1t says in that particular connec-
ton for 1t (the STAR VIGOROUSLY goes daily into
nearly every household in the District Of Column
bia, and in them all its sentiments upon the ques-
ton Of Union and Disunion are duly reflected in
nearly every breast.
As for Its statement that Washington looks only
to New York for information Of what occurs from
day to day in its own midst, men of sense will
duly comprehend at a glance that 1t simply In
wolves an admission that neither Washington nor
the country longer look to the Baltimore Sun for
Washington news, as before the establishment of
the Washington Star, the Washington news of
which Is more extensively quoted and relied on
by the press, north, south, east, and west, than
that Of all the New York papers and the Baltimore
Sun ''to boot" This Is a fact now SO notorious
TO all newspaper readers, as that II proves concu-
sivelY that jealousy of the countrys now universal
reliance upon the Washington Star for reliable
information of what passes here, is at the bottom
Of its confession that the Sun is no longer thus
looked to, and its intimation that the New York
papers are.
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MONDAY, January %.


SENArE;-Mr: Douglas, on leave, introduced a
bin supplementary to the fugitive slave laws Of
1893 and 1850.
Mr. Hunter presented the memorial of certain
hardware dealers Of Philadelphia in relation to
Mr.. Wilson presented a Massachusetts memo
rial favoring compromise.
Mr.. Bigler presented similar memorials.
Mr.. Hale, from the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, reported bill In relation to the
postal service Of the United States.
Mr.. Crittenden presented various memorials in
relation to his Compromise; among them, resolu-
lions Of the late Washington City Railroad Con-
vention.
Mr.. Hale objected to the reception Of those reso-
lutions.
Mr.. Crittenden said it was a question for the
Chair to decide
The Chair said that the Senate had several
times during the session refused TO receive similar
resolutions. He would submit the question to
the Senate.
Mr. Salisbury favored the reception Of the res
olutions
Mr.. Crittenden followed on the same side
Mr.. Mason did not think that the resolutions
not being memorial-was entitled to be received
under the rules of the Senate He had been asked
to present similar resolutions from public meet
Ing In Virginia, and had declined to do so.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting to Congress list Of clerks employed
In that Department and recommending reduc-
ton Of the number; laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
Also, communication from the same in rela-
tion to Indian depredations; referred to Commit
tee on Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Rice asked leave to present to the House a
memorial wrapped in the United States flag, and
signed by 1900 citizens Of Boston, praying a
speedy and harmonious settlement of the existing
difficulties. Laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Burnett called for the regular order of
business
MIR. Cochran, Of n. Y, offered an amendment
to the act relative to the taking Of the census
Referred to the Committee Of Five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

A STRIKING FAcT.-ln:elllgence was received
by the Government here on Saturday evening last
that on the 18th inst, before Louisiana has pro-
fessed to have seeded, troops Of the STATE took
possession Of the U. s. barracks near New Orleans
then occupied as Government hospital; turning
out, neck and heels, the $50 odd sick then occu.
plying them, with physicians, nurses, &c. 1t is
understood that on the receipt of this intelligence
the Secretary Of the Treasury ordered the Col.
lector at New Orleans to apply to the Governor OF
Louisiana to revoke this action, and denounced /,
as an act of outrageous barbarity disgraceful to
any age or country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

TOMORROW will probably bring US news OF
the appointment Of Commissioners, to meet here
on the 5th proximo, by North Carolina New York
and Pennsylvania, and the next day of similar
appointments by Tennessee and Indiana. Ii IN
already well known here that all those States. a.
well a. Illinois, Delaware and Missouri, are ORE.
pairing to follow the example Of Kentucky, Mary
land and New Jersey, by promptly responding to
Virginias Invitation, in selectingss their Com
nsssioners representatives without regard to
party a. universally connded In and as conserve
i've a. her own. To secure the services Of
men IL not the work Of q moment. Hence onlv,
the slight delay which has taken place In their
selection, st the North, a. well a. in the South