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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL, located
on the corner of Mill and Water, in Dan.
vile, is amongst the best kept and most
comfortable houses in the interior of the
State. Gen. GEORGE W. FREEZE, Pro.
prietor. Our readers will find his Card
elsewhere in this paper, and we advise
those who visit Danville, if they want good
fare at cheap rates, to quietly commit thcil
keeping to mine host, Gen. Freeze.
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s6- In another column of this da,

86r In another column of this days
Columbia Democrat we print extracts from
various papers, showing how the rail road
swindles are regarded in other portions OF
the State. We desire also to call atten
ton to the fact, that the Senator from this
district, Mr.. BOUND, has also betrayed
the interests of the State by his vote for
the Sunbury & Erie Bill. We are now
satisfied that he was not upon principle op-
posed to the Tonnage tax bill, and only
voted against it, because ho was pledged to
our people to do so.
Did he suppose We could be SO bitterly
opposed to one sort Of a swindlo, and ye,
tamely consent to another, its twin broth
er' fhe did, he has yet to learn th,
temper Of the people of Columbia county
Had he been on principle opposed to the
one, the same cause would have carried
his vote against the other, We are now
satisfied, that the great advantage to the
honesty and integrity of the Senate, which
bis election was claimedb by the republican,
TO have secured, was mere bosh.
He will never deceive the people Of this
district again: Columbia County has not
much to answer for, of the present result :
She kept her vote pretty close to the mark
on all tho tickets: Bound has gone with
Blood and echindel
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Mrs. S. MORGAN BRowN, No. 25,North
Second Street, Philadelphia, Opposite
Christ's Church) invites attention to her
elegant Bedding and Feather Ware House.
Card in another column. We advise our
young friends, in making outfits who may
wish to enjoy sweet repose on Downy Beds
and soft Mattresses. to send their orders to
or call on Mrs. Brown.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

gR-The following forms part of tho
proceedings in the Senate on Thursday
last,
The Senate then resumed the third read
ing and consideration of the bill to com
mute the tonnage duties on the Pcnnsyl
vania Railroad.
Mr. welsh spoke at considerable length
in opposition to the bill.
The question was then taken OH the final
passage of the bill, and it was agreed to
yeas Is, nays l5-as follows.
YEAs-Mcssrs. Benson, Blood. Connell
Finncy, Gregg, Hall, Imbric, Landon,
Mcclure, Meredith, Nichols, Parker
Sehindel, Serrill, Smith, Thompson,
Wharton, and Palmer (Spcaker)25
NAYS Mcssrs. Boughtcr. Bound, ely.
mer, Crawford, Fuller, Hamilton, Hes
tand, Irish, Ketchum, Lawrence, Mott
Penney Robson, Welsh, and Yardley-l5
SSfhc bill passed.
<The Senate then took up the bill to
charge the name of the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad Company,
The question being on its final passage,
the yeas and nays were called, and the bill
passed-ycas 25, nays-s-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Benson, Blood, Bound
Connell, Finney, Fuller, Gregg, Hall
Hamilton, Hiestand, lmbrie, Landon,
Larence, McIlhenny, Merdith, Nichols
Parker, Robinson, Schindcl, Serrill, Smith
Thompson, Wharton, Yardley, and Pa
mer Speaker. .)-25.
NAYS Mcssrs. BougAter, Clymer
Crawford ish, Kctchuu, Mott, Penney,
and WclshZs. \
I'VE did hope that after expressing 6hr
honest convictions in regard to the course
of Mr.. Eilenberger, VIC should have no
more cause for censuring either of our re.
presentives in the Legislature. The above
extract from the proceedings of the Lcgis-
laturc-however, shows that our Senator
has also seen proper to disregard the we'll
known wishes of the people of his District
We DO not feel like indulging in abuse
against a venerable citizen whom we have
looked up to from our boyhood as model
of good man, nor will we. If he has
fallen victim to temptation, he will have
to reconcile his votes with his conscience
and account for the rectitutc OF his
intentions to the great Being who knows
all our thoughts and sees all our actions
We are sorry-decp'y and sincerely sorry,
that Mr.. SCHINDEL has cast from him the
good opinion of his many friends, as he
undoubtedly has by this act We have
nothing more to add. Pub ic opinion
generally deals justly with all men in pub.
lic position and this tribunal We leave to
judge aud decide.
EastOa argus.
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HHOWARD ASSOCIATION PHIL.

II
ment for the relief of the Sick and Distressed
win Nlruent and Epidemic Diseases. and especially
Tor the Cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs Dis
Pensay free TO patients in all parts of the United States
VALUABLE REPORTS on sperniaiOrrhua and 9th
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW
kEMEDlES employed, sent TO the afflicted in seal ID
letter envelopes free ofcharge. Two three Stamps
tor postage will be acceptable. Address DIR. Skill
LIN IouGiTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assoria.
tion, No. South Ninth Street, Phladelphia Pa.
March ? lS6I-lgm '
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

Mr.. JOSEPH FussELL, No, Q, North
Fourth Street, Philadelphia, sells the la.
test style of Umbrellas and ParasoLs. See
his Gard in the Columbia Democrat. We
noticed, in recent visit to the City, that
Mr.. Fussell, has enlarged his Store and
now has the largest stock of wares in his
line in the City.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

THE NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY DEM
ocRAT, is the title of very respectable
looking and soundly democratic journal
just issued in the Borough of Northumber.
land. T. II. PURDY, Esq, gentleman
of excellent abilities and rare social quail.
ties, is is Editor. We tender Mr.. Purdy
and his new enterprise, the warm congrat-
ulations of the Editorial brotherhood.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

~ We have with our opening volume
erased the names of several slow.payinl
subscribers from our list. These dry and
worthless branches, which only cumber
the ground and retard the growth of pro-
gress, had better have long since been dis.
carded. In the mean time, early legal
efforts shall be adopted, to collect the out.
standing arrearages.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16
PRESIDENT BucnANAs's RETURN HOME

PRESIDENT BUcHANAS's RETURN HOME
President BUCHANAN left Washington
yesterday for his old home at Lancaster
lie met with rather cool reception.
Columbia Co. RSpu6.can.
Another unmitigated falsehood. The
reception Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, in LAM
CASTER-in,tead of being "rather eoor'
was the largest and most enthusiastic
ever given to any retiring President since
the days of Washington, and our curiosity
is exercised to know how SO large false
h'od Obtained in such small PARAGRAPH.
But t>&e live in the age of wonders. \
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Mr.. MERcxRoN, advertises in this
weeks paper, his Cattawissa Nurseries.

TIE Poetry, signed "Brockinrilge,"
We are Of opinion, would not interest the
readers Of the "Colun,bia Democrat"
s~ Glove in the Backwoods," COM
prising six pages of Foolscap, is not adap-
ted to this meridian, and moreover, its ex.
t'eme length destroys what merit it may
possess.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

sS- Godey's Ladys' Book for April is
on our Table. The new style of Spring
fashion-plates--double.fo fold and executed
in variegated fancy colors--are rich be
yond anything yet introduced. Prompt.
tude, interest and beauty, combined, have
won for this Magazine unprecedented pop
ularity.
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GOLD AND SILVER deposited in the
Franklin Saving Fund, No l3G South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, Philadel.
phia, since January LIST, 1861, will be re.
paid in gold or silver. Bank notes de.
posted repaid in bank notes. Deposits
received and payments made daily with
interest
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CORRECTED HEERLY.
M A r r I A G. e 8


On the 9Th OF February, by the Rev Mr. RussrL, at
the residence Of the brides father Mr. DANIEL LRAcocK
and Miss MARY II. EnGER, daughter of, X, EDoAR, ali
OF ofBloomsburg, Columbia county,
On February 2sth 1861, at The residence Of the brides
father by J. r. Smith, j. r., Mr.. BENJAMIN Reece, OF
Greenwood, and Miss RUTH AsN, daughter OF Mr.. 10.
seph iKELrR. Of Mounipeasant township all Of this
county.
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate oTJacob Hel,cie. deceased

FILTERS testanentary on the Estate Of COZ HrLwia
late Of Locust townshipin Columbia county Mecca.
ed have been granted by the Register Of Coumba eous
to the undersigned oil persons having claims against
e Estate of the deeeden are requested them
the Executors at Their Residence in Locust township
without delay and persons indebted 10 make
forthwith.
EbHET 5GHE :. $; waI4ER' i.HlMIS' ''' E.@~e-.
February 9, lSUl-6w.
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JoHN BEST, Esq, of Danvillc, adver
ti'es his extensive Nurseries in this journa
in which h: has every variety of Trees
Shrubs, Plants, etc., and to which he in
vites the attention of Gardeners, Horticul
turists and Farmers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

PHILApELpHr. CONFERENCE.-THE an.
uai SESSION of the Philadelphia Confer.
ence will be held this year at the Union
NJ. d. Church, Philadelphia, commencing
on the Goth of March.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court fComba county upon exceptions to the se6ount
of Samuel kresser administrator Of Lemuel Kresssr
late of Columbia county deceased. will attend the do
ties OF his appointment at his Oce in bloomsbury
saturday the % day Of March, A. D. 1891 at 10 O'Clock
tend. WESLEY WHIT
March :, IaGI. = 1uditor
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d EAT HIS.

In Danville, on Monday March L. GEoRsK HuGHx. SON
o. Gideon NJ. shoop,Esq., aged one year.
In Danyiile, Wednesday, the 9Th WILLIAM NJ .on
efpavid claTf Esqr aget II months and IL days
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16
Have You seen Him!
THE
GREAT ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN!
is TN TOWN
AND HOLDS FORTH At

WEAVER SI0RB2
JUST below the Post Ohlce, and will sell every day
and evening; be the weather dull or breh, <, vii
sell you bargains right JOHN has goods Of every de-
scripon,and can sell them less than half the isInl
cost on account OF having men employed to attend ali
tie sherlis sales aud asssnec's Sales and WHOLESALE
Aucon sales And besides he buys for cash and buys
from the Manufacturers, and gets large iiscouutE
Therefore his goods passes through no hands but his
own he sells at very suall profits and has quick sales
great and small ladies will please cali in The dny lime
when goods can be had at the price as al night
az we ask and all we dwell upon, don't forsetyouI
friend, HONEST JOHN. 'N
March O. 1861.
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ERUIT TREES FOR SALE.
Cattawissa Nursery.

THE respectfully informs the citizens OF
i Columbia and adjoining counties,that he has on
hand for spring SALE fine assortment Of FRUIT TRGEs
consisting of Apple, Dwarf Pear. Standard do Peach,
Plum Cherry Lawton Blackberry, Brnokes Orange
Raspberry, Cattawissa do Houghon seidling Goosber
ry, (the only kind that does not midew) Strawberry
plants cherry currant Grape Vines, Of the following
varieties Isabella very fine 2year old, Catawba do
Delaware, Clinton, Diana, franklin, Concord, Union
Village, Bloom, Rebccca and others. Also, Cabbage,
Tomato, and Egg Plants, for sale ~ season,
+. r. MERCERON.
Cnttawissn. March l6. lsG1.-3ts
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY

GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
THE SPRING TERM of this Institution will CEN.
mencc on the
Eighth Of april and continue ten Hfeks.
BOARDING TUITIoN,& &C. for this term will be ss5 90
Important changes and improvements in progress
Of which due notice will soon be given
For catalogues or further particulars, address
VIM BuRGLS5. Principal.
Millvillc. Col Co., March ., Is6I-3t
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Court an Anditorto
distribute the fund arising from the Sheriff. sale of
real estate OF Hiram smetheIs will attend 10 the du,ss
Of his appointment Saturday the oth day of Ainrch
ls6l at o'clock p NJ at his Office in BIoom,burr Col
unba County at which time and place all inter
from coming in on said fund
February % IsGl-4 W.
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PUBLIC MEETING.
A MEETING Of the citizens Of bloomsbury and the
"A public generally, is reluc to b. held in the Co.
luinbia County Court House, on
Saturday Eveaing March Sixteenth, 1861,
for the purpose OF devsng ways and means for the re-
iie OF the suffering poor in Kansas 10 which the friends
of Humanity are cordially invited
MANY CITIES.
Bloom sburg March :, 1861.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20
state Taxes.

The Legislature at its regular and special
sessions, affixed the amount of current taxes
as follows:
l. For State purposes. according to sec
ton l of the revenue act. approved March
9, 1861, Is cents on each 800, and SO
cents on each poll. .t
2. For State debt Sinking Fund. pursu-
ant to section Of an act approved March
9, 1861, cents on each 500. 81
8. For military debt Sinking Fund. pur.
suant to section Of an act approved May
13, 1861. 5 cents on each 800.
4. For common school purposes. agreea
bly, to section of an act approved Marcel
9, 1861, 10 cents on each 500. and 81
cents on each poll.
This makes an aggregate of 32 cents OF
poll for State purposes. In 1860 the levy
Tor general purposes was 20 cents-5 cents
more than it is this year. The Military Deb,
Sinking Fund makes the aggregate Just the
same as it was last year
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

Coz. MERKp.rH's REGTMKNr-Up &c
Saturday evening last, says the Indians
Journal of the 18th. "eighs companies had
been rendered 10 Col. Meredith for his Regi
ment. The other two. it is thought will be
had to-day or tomorrow" We learn from
q private source that his Regiment is now
full. This prompt response TO Col. Mere
dith's call for companies to range themselves
under his command. must be gratifying 10
his feelings. after the floods of abuse that
have been poured out upon him from the
Cincinnati Commercial and the Julian
sluices and their echoes. His success
pleaseth us much.
The Journal of this morning says. "More
companies have been rendered than could be
accepted"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

REGULAR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
Charles S. Russell, Esq, late conductor on
the Central Railway. has been appointed a
Captain in the regular army. we learn
Indiana is to have FIVE captains by appoint
ment The appointments of Capts. Smith
and Russell comprise two of these favors.
The other three appointments will proba-
bly, be given to John H. Far1uhsr of Brook
vile, D. Murray of Kokomo, and ]. B.
Hager of Terre Haute. Walter O. Gresham
Of corydon, will probably be rendered a
Majors commission
~Wslter S. Newman, son of John s.
Newman. President Of the Central Rail.
way company, has Lieutenant's appoint
ment in the regular army.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

wWe devote, to the exclusion Of our
usual news variety. all our first. and a
portion Of our second pages. to the patriot
ic letter of Ex- Secretary Holt; this, togeth-
er with the conclusion Of Mr.. Fosters re.
ply to Mr.. VAN BUsKiRK. compels US to lay
over several articels prepared for this weeks
issue, and among them. an official account
Of the premiums. &c, of the Horticultural
and Pathological Fair, held in ur city last
week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

e1T The New York Sun ssys:-A gen
tleman recently from New Orleans states
that the newspaper proprietors of that city
are alarmed at the prospect OF their ruin,
consequent upon tie suspension of CONNER.
cial intercourse with the North, and the
difficulty of obtaining sufficient supply OF
cheap paper. Business is completely para
lyzed In New Orleans, and the advertising
patronage of the newspapers has fallen off
TO such an extent that their revenues from
that source are now uncomfortable There
are few paper mills in the rebel States, and
quite number of their weekly newspapers
have already suspended publication. 1t is
believed that the secession movement will,
In short time, bankrupt almost every
newspaper establishment in the seeded
States
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To the Patriotic Ladies of India ma

The ladies of Indianapolis have under.
taken to manufacture "Havelocks" for the
use Of The Indiana volunteers. In the &C.
complishment of this purpose they solicit.
the cooperation of the ladies throughout
the State, and as far as practicable will send
samples of the articles to the different points
in the State from which soldiers have gone.
AS there is no doubt that the article in
question will promote the comfort of the
soldiers, the ladies of indianapolis trust that
this appeal will meet ready response. and
they respectfully request those who may be
disposed to aid this object to send their
packages of manufactured articles to J. HI.
Vajen. Quartermsster General. at this place,
marked to the compang for Which hey are
intended, and the Quartermaster General
will forward the same Immediately.
The cooperation of the press throughout
the Stale is earnestly requested in commend
ing this enterprise to the favorable notice of
their respective communities.
J. II. NAJEN,
Quartermaster General.
Indianapolis. June IA, 1861.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

RELIEF OF kANsAs-The total amoup,
OF money contributed throughout the coun-
Try for the relief of the people of Kansas.
was Sio4.68I 81. From October, 1850,
TO May 27. 1861. fourteen millions four hun
dred and twenty-three thousand four hun
dsed and tweuty-fou pounds of provisions
have been received, on which freigh. has
been paid - the amount Of s64 ,e63 So.
and ierriage and dray hire 10 the e1ten, Of
Sic. SOC 90. The distribution has been
made on principle Is fair as possible to all
sections Of the State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

The EurY os SUGAs.-O One Of The frs
acts of Congress. at lis approaching session
ought to be TO consider the propriety o.
admitting sugar duty free. Under the ex-
isting arrangement. We arc actually affording
aid and comfort to the rebels. by protecting
their sugar by duty Of I cent per pound
on raw, and cents on refined sugar. As
far as Louisiana sugar is used a. the North.
it must be paid for in gold. and thus we are
ssisting our enemies Ia the most effective
manner; whereas the sugar we got from
Havana, we can pay for. to great extent.
with grain and breadstufs. As revenue is
very necessary at the present moment. the
deficiency in sugar can be made up by
smaller duties on tea and coffee. This mat.
ter will be undoubtedly urged in Congress
A. its last session the measure was very
near becoming Law. but Louisiana was not
then in srms against rs. and Congress was
indisposed TO any unfriendly act. Times are
changed now. and we need have no deIicacv
towards State which is sending out pirates
against our commerce.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
INDIANAPOLIS, June 18th, 1861.

10 the County auditors and Treasures:
GxSrIxxEx--In the report of the appor-
6onment of the school revenue. made BY the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction on the
ist inst, the counties are not credited with
the amount Of delinquent school tax paid in
at the last October settlement Even though
this had been included. the auditor could
not have drawn his warrant for the amount.
There was no money in the State Treasury,
when the present incumbent assumed the
duties Of his Office. The embezzsment
bill makes it penal ofense for the Auditor
20 draw warrant for the payment of any
money. unless there is in the treasury mon
ey belonging to that particular fund. II
such warrant was issued. and the Treas.
ureR wes 70 pay it, he suffers the same pen.
atty. Hence, - the Legislature made no
appropriation to pay back this large delin-
quens school revenue. it cannot be included
in the apportionment till specific appropri.-
ton % made for iss repayment, which viii
doubtless Be ~ its next session.
This difficulty can never again arise. -
there 10 10 Be Q distribution of the
dsinqusns III in October.
ALBERT LANCE,
Auditor of State.
NILES ]. FLETCHER.
0upt. Pub. instruction.
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State War Loan.

Attention is called TO the advertisement
Of the Loan Commissioners Of our State in
another column. In accordance with the
statute creating the loan. they offer about
two hundred thousand dollars Of it, in small
sums to citizens of the State, to be nego-
tia,ed at home. It will be observed that
the bonds bear an interest of six per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, in New
York City. for which interest coupons are
attached to the bonds. A special tax i:
established to provide for the payment o
the interest and liquidation OF the principal
at the expiration of the twenty years fol
which they run Those proposing to bic
marked on the outside, "Proposals 10,
Loan
There is considerable capital in our city
and surrounding country, which could be
probably placed in these bonds They
offer a safe and remunerstiye investment to
all who do not wish TO use their means &C.
lively. No better security has ever been
placed upon the market. 1t is desirable
that citizens of the State shall respond to
the call Of the Legislature cheerfully and
promptly and take the small portion al
lotted to them. This will inspire additional
confidence in the bonds in a distant mar
ket. and doubtless enable the Commission
ers to negotiate the residue on better terms.
We trust that those of our citizens who
have unemployed means will look into this
matter and invest in our own State bonds
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

- The Supreme Court has..dscidsd that
Clerks Of Court shall not be allowed extra
for indexing books. and for receiving and
disbursing money passing through their
hands The Court concludes that the in
dsxing is more to the interest Of the custo-
dian Of the books than The public. and that
there is no statute authorising such charges
against the public for handling such tunds.
This decision viii. it is supposed. save 10
many counties from 81 900 to $4,000 an.
nually. n8