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SHERIFF's SALES.

EQf virtue Of writ Of Alias Lcrari Earas u mo 4,
Dcced, issued out of ths Cuur uf Common Pleas cf
COLUMBIA county, Pa will be exposed to public salca
the Court fOusc, in I0Omrlurg, on MONDAY THE
SECOND DAY or SEPrEMBER, ISil, at one O'Clock IN
the afternoon the following described property vii
a certain tract or piece of land, situate
IN Jackson township in the county Of Columbia boun.
ded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at
post thence by land Of SamnGl Achrnhach, cast Two
hundred and sixteen pcrChrs to post thence by thr
same souh hccn pcrrh,s 10 post thence by land ui
Joshua Savage tas sixty four pcrchcs To a Chestnut
thence by land John Fritz and daniel Robbins north
hree hundred perch"s 10 che stnut TAX thence By lard
oI Joseph Cole aud William Brink, west TWO hundred
nu seventy Onr perrirs To chestnut thence by land
lhnmas W Young and laud of John shultz, south two
huhdred ana eighty five pcrches the place Of Begin
hlng' containing -Four Hundred aud siAty.three acres
aha one hundred and twenty pcrrrs and allowance &C.
seized, taken in execution and 10 BE- sold as the PROV
crty Of Thomas w. Young
ALSO: AT the same time and place,
by virtue of writ Of Lcrar Tocas Issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas mo direct d. will be c2pusci
Dwelling House or building, situate in the village
leht street. in the township Of scott in the cou-y Of
columbia, and state Of Pcnnsylvani1 which said build
lhg IL on lot formerly oWnul By I,aac Snnrth worth
ana whc Is said lot is nOnnlcd aud described as lp
lows namely, on the north by lot OF - Bird on ib1
east by an alley on the south by lot of san Isaac SON
eIsWnr ana -" lh2 west by lot of Peter Schug, wlrh
su pullhB IL IN SIZE on the ground about sixteen ny
eighteen leet aud the said above described lot piece
VI Ifnund ana cnrlIlage appununun to said building
sel|f iakrn m execution and To ba sold the p'o
perty Of Edward Jones.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
bloomsbury Aug. 10, lsGl.
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Special Notices.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DuponCO'S Golden Pills for FemaIoS


inraie IN correcting, regulating and roaoring ali al
sfrnettoRs. from rlniegtr cause, and altra1s W
successful as prorcHtire.
The Combination Of ingredients in Dr. Duponco,.
Golden III Is are perfectly harmless. Yh.y have bro
used in the private practice of old ~ Duponco tor %
thirty years. and thousands of ladies' testify ~,
their great and never iling success in almost cvety
in correcting Irregularities relieving painful NIX
distressing mcn-ruaiOn particularly at the change ="
lf, From FIVE to ten pills viii cure that eonimon o.,
dreadful complaint tn! Whites. Nearly every fpmgS
in the land siitri from this complaint. The above ns
has permanently cured thousands, and will curi va,
YOU use them THY cannot harm YOU ON the contrnty
thcy remove n ubstrlcions, restore nature to its uro
or chnunel aud incporate ih' whole system L,,,,p
whose health will not permit an increase Of Fanny
win Nnd these pills successful preventive. ~
These Pills should not he taken during the first thtc,
months uf pregnancy, they are sure In bring ON ns
cprriagc but at any other time they nre safe
Price 81 per box. sold, Wholesale and rrtai by
q NJ HAGENGUCU, Drupgisi
Sole ngsnt for Bloomshiirg ia
To whom all o-dcrs must he sent Ladies' by senJ
ipr Him 90 to thu luonshnTg Post Olcc, can ha,
these pills any part of the cOHntry, (conhhena
ly) and "freG of Postage by mail Sold also by ~ T.
Rank n Go. Danvic, u. j. Fry, Tninagua, J. N, Polt
Ntach tlunk, aud by zone Druggist IN every Town aud
city III III, United states.
H. B Look out for cOuntcrfuds. Buy no Golden pils
of and kind unless every box Is airned = D Howe All
others Ara base imposition and unsafe, therefore m
Won value your lives mud health 10 say nothing OF L
WHO show tile signature offs D. Howe every bo,
which has recently bctn added, account of tccn,
counterfeit Of the Pills.
2, u HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York
Dec. 90, IsG0-1y
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nGg" Hon. PHILIP JOHNSTON, N. of c.,
from Northampton, has our thanks for a
copy Of Mr.. Vallandig hams late Speech
in Congress, on Executive Usurpations,
which will be found, in &C tense, in this
"CokUmJia UcHlocrat."
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BRIDGE LETTING.

me county Commi ssioncrs viii receive proposals ~
ht house OF James Masters, in Pine township Colun
pa pld tvhn'y hnul O'Clock p m, on Friday, the -"
uay nl August next, for building open Truss BrdR
over lile flshingccek near the residence Of the s7t
Iats Masefs salh bridge To be 81 feet between ahut
WAFER marx the abutmens 10 be- sIE feet thck, aud
whewalls on lower side IL feet long Plan and Sped
hoauoh can b, seen on the day and pl Of lerng.
by order Of thc County Commissioners.
re FRUIT, C2eri.
HluOmshurg, August g. 1861
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CANDIDATE FOR NNMMISSI0NER

FRANKLIN l.. snuMAs Of Beaver township, we are
authorized TO announce, will BE- a candidate for COW.
MISSIONER, at the ensuing general elcction snbirct
tn the decision of the Columbia County Democratic Con.
ventiun
August 3, lsGl.
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Gsg" Mr.. ROBERT PURsBL, of the Val
Icy has deposited in our Office several stocks
of his Oats, measuring full six feet. Who
can beat it?
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

Friends and fellow Democrats as you have given me a
guarantee rcc years ago, through regular County
Conventions by aherng to thl usagrs Of the ncni
crnirpary all my life time, which induces ms again to
ulfr nystiI asa candidate lut the oicG Of SHERIFF
tv CUny en,lOn.
J. Il. GROUL.
Bloom township, July 90. I-Gl
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER,

, WILLIAM T. SHuNAS, of Maine township, we are au.
tnotniu 10 announce VIII be candidate for TREAS
tne decision OF the Columbia County Democratic Con.
August 3, 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY,

Atthc solicitation Of many friends Iwuuld announce
10 the voters of Columbia county that will be candi
date for ASSEMBLY, al the approaching gcncrllel"ciol
the decision Of the Columbia county Democratic
Convention
July 90, 1861.
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hy- Captain JOHN WnITENIdHT, our
worthy Democratic fcllow-townsman, has
our thanks for a lot of fine carly roasting
cars.
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AGRICULTURAIF FAlR.

TUE Executive Committee Of tho Columbia County
agricultural Horticultural aud Mrchanirai As,etIa.
uph al lhHr meeting this day passed Resolution 10
Der next 49, -
Bloom burg, Aug. :, lsJl.- q
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ASSONIATE LIInGE

JonN McREYNoLDs. Of llemlock township, we are au.
ATE JuDGEnt the approaching general oIcrtion snh.
Convention. ''
August g. 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER.

JAMES $, MCNiSCH. Of Caitawissa township we nrn
authorized 10 announce, willb" candidate Tor TREAS
iRER at the approaching general election, subject to
The decision o; the Columbia county Democratic Con
yeutiun
July 30, lsGt
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER,

CHARLES H. lgss Of Mi1in township, we arc author.
izfd tosay, will be candidate for COMMISSIONER at
the ensuing general election subject 10 the decision OF
the ColnmhIa County Democratic Convention,
July - I-Gl.
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ASSOCIATED lIInGE

sftrHES BAlpY, of Cattawissa, we are authorized In
a. announce VIII be candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE
~ ths approaching general election, subject to the dc
csion Of the Columbia County Democratic Conventi"n
August 3, lsGI O"''Hl"h
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CANDIDATE FUn ASSENlHI,1

hlFG lhr,ugh me urgent request Of many friends
,i AZ 'le approaching election, willing TO submit Ia
,he decision oiiho democratic convention If elected
VIM thaeaNnr 10 serve my Costituents faithful and
ns' my best efforts to secure ,duction IN ths nav :"
tn members ." ''' P"S VI
Pine township, Aug. 10, I-Ll. ''''7 ''i-N'
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Candidates Department.
PRINTERS FER-S2 BACH.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY,

To the Electors Of Columbia County
The undersigned after ihithfn service If over twcn
ty.tvc years in the ranks of the Democracy of Col
umhia, respectfully announces to his friends aud fcl
low citizens that he will b. candidate for tIG .egis
atur at tho approaching General Election, subject Ia
the usages Of the Columbia County Democratic Convcn
ton.
LEVI L. TATE.
nlnnn, twn., july u, 1861,
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

Josiah II, FuRNAS of Bloom township, are author.
lied TO announce Will be candidate fur SHERIFF Et
tn approaching general euciun, subject the decision
Of the Columbia County Democratic Convention.
July H. l-il
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

PETER BILLNEYgR Of Boomsburg we are authorized
to announce, will be candidate for SHERIFF. at r.
approaching general election. subject To ht decision OF
tn! Columbia County Democratic Convention.
InlY Il IsfI.
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CANDIDATE FOR SUEHIEE

JAMES LAKE of Scott township, we are authorized IN
unoInce, WIN be candidate for SHERIFF. at the an
nI, I,us gen, ray eeelnl subject 10 the action Of tile
August 10, 1851.
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Orr

We received yesterday several commsnica-
tons from be seat Of war in Virginia, which
have been detained by the iTTegulsrity of the
maiE. Three letters from our special corres-
paadeut in Richmond viii lie foand in this
mornings issue. Although their detention de-
tracts greatly from the freshness Of the news
they c~oataln, they viii b. read with interest
BIZ all. Besides the letters Of Dixie, We pub
lish two from an occasional correspondent,
who commands a company Of one Of the Mis-
sissjp7i regiments, which bore such a con-
spieuous part in the glorious events that &C.
Cured on Manassas plains. These also pos
seas great interest.
We have also received 2 Letter from Col. J.
P. PRYoR, of Holly Springs, who was taken
prisoner at Manassas and had the coed for
taae to escape bis csPtors 10 the hurry and
confusion incident TO she ensmy's flight. This
we we're compelled for van Of space TO lay
over till to-morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-06

Thsre seems to be some diversity Of opinion
ia the councils CT the Ramp Government upon
the subject Of tariff and taxation. The Senate
and the House have been wrangiing over the
matter some tine, and have agreed at lat, as
we are informed, upon some sort Of hybrid.
piebsld programme, which has not yet been
given to the country.
The most amusing method Of TeplenishiHg
TIE exhausted eXcheqasr, however, we have
seen suggested so far, is furnished in The direct
taxation bill, recently passed by the House Of
Representatives. That sapient ssssm6lage Of
political SoIons, with their usual comPrebeE-
sige and enlightened statssEsnshiP, propose to
ralse about thirty millions Of dollars by levy
ing a direct tax upon the real estate interest
Of The United Ststes, and upon both he real
estate and slaves Of he Confederate States.
We append the respective amounts they design
cvtovtinU from the Southern States:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONVENTION.

We have received the circular call Of the
Macon Georgia. Chamber of Commerce, in
visiny the merchants, bankers and others Of
the Confederate States, to meet in mass con-
%vention, in the city Of Macon, on tie 14h day
Of October next, fer the purpose Of d~eVising
some plan for establishing a system Of cEediis
between the Confederate States OF America
and foreign countries, which may be practi
cable and Advisable to all desiring to use it,
and which will also command the hearty sup
port Of The citizens Of OEr whole country.
In giew u the fact that some measure must
be devised to free the Sculh from all unnatural
impedements to complete commercial credit
and active independence, the proposed conven-
ton Isav, If wise c~ounsels prevail, serve an
important purpose. Heretofore we have de-
pended upon the Nor,h 70 too great an extent
our present aJyeTBsr.es have been enriched
through Us. Hereafter patriotism, as well as
local pride, should induce us to become iude-
penden, as we can by the exercise Of a lit;ie
energy. The question is whether the prcfs
arising from cur iE0eEse trade With foreign
countries shall continue to flows into the hands
Of those who are inimical 10 our peace and
welfare, or siaIl the benefits be distributed
among ourselves? A commercial meeting OF
the character proposed may originate a solu-
ton Of the question, and we hopefully cali the
attention Of our shreWdest business men to The
proposition.
Another result may be obtained By a gsner-
al conference, Of The greatest Importance. Il
is eminentIy desirable that our general pro
ducts and producing capacity, ou.s;de CT The
great staple Ct cotton, shou'd Bsfu!ly known
aad appreciated by tie whole world, for thr
purpose OF exhibiting 70 foreign nations Tbs
great advantages that may accrue to them as
a consequence Of a direct trade with US. On:
capacity needs only 20 lie understood 70 secure
an independent trade that will cause us to D,
in&epsndsn. in every particular. Let our bas'
mess men lock TO it.
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Larsn rsoM C~ALIFoRN1A.

MF. R. C. FLoUaNoS, formerly Of ibis city,
bat fof three vars past a resident OF CslifoF-
MIA, reached Memphis on Saturday, direetffom
the Pacific coast. He came by the overland
route to St. Louis, and by rail thence to Louis
Vile and from Louisville to this city. He
passed through Los Angeles on the 4th day Of
July.
From Mr.. FLoURNoY we learn that Gen. A.
S. JOHNSTON left Los Angeles for Texas, on the
d ult., with a party Of nearly one hundred
men, and among the number several other
resigned officers of the U. S. army. The party
designed to cross the Colorado desert into
northwestern Texas, which would require a
Journey of sixty days. So their arrival may
be looked for about the 1st OF September. MI.
F. SAYS the party is well mounted and fully
armed, and no fears need be entertained for
their safety. The route is tedious and circuit
Gus, but is the only enc left open by which
they can return to their homes in the South
without danger of arrest and detention. Gen.
JOHNSTON and his brother officers come, ss
has already been announced, to tenoer theii
SERVICES 10 tIG DOu-Eblu OShlSueAu a. IA LAt
war we are waging against the tyranny and
usurpatisns Of The LINCOLN government.
Mr.. FLoUBNoY says that The southeTners are
leaving California almOs' in a body, and that ev'
cry avenue Of travels t]hronged with hundreds
who are returning to cast Their fortunes will
the land Of their birth, in Der struggle for in
dependence. Among native southerners II
California, scarcely a man can be found WIT
is not an earnest, active, Jealous advocae O
secession and the independence Of toe South
while the great mass Of The population, beini
of Yankee origin, still adhere to the old Uaiel
and uphold The present abolition ursurPation
He denies the truth of the statement that theT
is any considerable party in California wLic.
favors the separation of that State from th
Union, snd the erection Of an independent ma
tional government. California VIII renal
where she oughtto, an aPpenGage ofthe north
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TuN uExsIANS COMING

A gentleman Of this city furnished US with
the following extract from q private Letter,
dated St. Louis, The 31st nit, which is the lat
est we have bad from thai Poi=t in The way Of
anything reliable: " We arc having all sorts
OF reports from Birds Point ibis afternoon,
but | do1bt The tru b OF any CT jhem One is,
that the Place has ; IN taken; another
is, that it is surrounded by te CoEfederstes.
About 10000 rooPs have left here within be
last twenty-fcuF hours, and ali bound d2TD
the river; some say for Cairo others say they
will 20. stop this side Of Memphis. So be
ready, and give them a Manassas reception
All honor, all praise, to You and your noble
-e0-H. -
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SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PEGES.
BEAUKEGARD ADVANCING ON THE
ENEMY.

A private letter received by us on yesterday,
dated at Manassas Junction, July 9th, says +;
"Olr army is advancing upon Alexandria as
fast as possible" This statement is cOrrobo-
rated by the telegrsphie information received
from northern sources, and we may expect to
hear startling news from that direction before
tie close of the present week.
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FRANKLIN FEMALE COLLEGE,
Holly Springs, mIss.

TTd5S In tItutiCn has been On successful
4 operation Tor ten YEAR., aud Ter 1he M@A
isst 49, years under its . sseut pFinsiPai @1z@t
rue S0UTae q instruction 81 desi-ne1 % %
% re southern parents a sChv1l in Whlch
can be secured every advanIace sftrteI
~ tle best FgwIe krmIa4ries in the
country, f0r the President viii be assisted ~ q fscEttY
tuly q7-lIdsd % give a lhOTsuEh course q instrrctiOa
IN the Litersry, Scieuiif- aad Ornamental DEPART
Trrts- Abe College IL thoroughly southern in its Or
san Z4ticn.
Holly Springs is en- 3 ENTITY healthy. ard easy o. uc-
cess 70 the entire Southwest.
1le rex. session viii ,pen On MONDAY. he u o.
Se1.cu bar ggNt.
Fer circulars, containing full particulars Of terms,
etc, address
REV. ]. r. DOUGLASS, President.
auE i'm NrnrF- Ev~.n~4 ~
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THE LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

A correspondent writes us a very Interesting
Latter from Gan. PnLow's camp, near New
Madrid, Missouri, dated the Al inst, the
greater part Of which we suppress for pfUden-
tial reasons. We extract tie following GA
citizen Of New Madrid brought toe intelligence
from Birds Point, last night, to Gen Pillow
that thirteen steamboats, had been chartered to
bring northern troops down the river. Two Of
these stopped at st. Louis, two were left at
Cape G!rardeau, and the other line came to
Eird's Point, loaded with men and arms.
Col. Fremont was along, and declared his
intention Of driving Pillow out OF Missouri"
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These amounts are to be paid, according TO
the LINCOLN theory, as q sajd pro quo for The
"protec,iol" given the citizsns Of the several
Safes By the federal soliiery. TIE govern
msBt cannot possibly afford to muster It's le-
gjons Of Hesslans, and murder the innocent
women AMI children Of St. LoHis 10 cold blood,
without a consideration. L costs z consider
able sun too 10 keep Maryland intimiisted By
the threatening guns Of Fort McIlsnry, and
70 send arms to tue traitors Of Esst Tennessee
and Northwestern Virginia, and The people
of those States must consequently assist in
footing The bill. ANY other policy wcu'd
bankp6Ft the treasury, and hat untoward &C.
eu-reacs must be c~ircunveatsd by the adoption
az this wise measure. We trust that tie
YANKEES eolle5tors, who propose making the e
levies, sill make haste and come among US,
as The material upon which The art Of head
shaving is usually pIactieed, is almost ex-
haGstej.
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UNIVERSITY OF BAyHTILLE.
Military College.

TI1E next s-ssirn OF this Iu~stitution win orsu. a.
i usual, On the FIRST MONDAY IN September next.
TERaIS.-FEI-i0u, BearCing, vs. a HRS Husi- Bc0ms,
OF twenty week
2 8 neerirg. French, spsuish, Germsn, Drawing,
Bookkeeping ani Fencing SO Ier term. Students
are repaired to furnish their rooms-
- the aid % military c~icipline edclve govern
nsut Is eltab'i,hed, and heath. physical culture, good
order aud industrious habits are premofed Fr Gddl-
ti09sI Information, spply to B.E JOHNSON.
EL6-2w- Superintendent
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PnNr oFFGCE aProINrMENTs

Tie foloEing appointments have been made
for Tennessee, and confirmed by The CoEfeJe-
rate Congress: Columbia, L. H. EsTEs !;
Chattanooga, H. F. PHrLLrrs Knoxville, C.
". CHAELroN Nemnhls. ". c. G~ALLAwAY.
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EROW ny = .i5enoe. q red CCT. wlite-
4 sp5. il The forehead a gl 7s on o. anal ~
slit iu eaCu ear, branded On len hip with afI-TLe
Diamond max. and has . cali with her. rc-
and y bite. ". 4 TEWTF,
6Iw torugr Shelby All Meal SIS