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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

MILITARY uNlFoFNs.-1hcre is, perhaps, no irpatt
ment OF MI itary business in which there has been a
more marked Improvement than in the clothing Of sci.
drrs Not many years since officers ana private
clAu ~ garments "hich were almost skin.tight They
wore leather stocks, which were worthy of the name fur
thcy kept the Wrarrr in tribuiaton while their pg.,l
breasts ana ght sleeves mahe v0lition matter uigr't
Hiculty DURING tlG present war, such OF our Vour.
tn' RS as procure their uniforms at the Brown St'ns
clothing fia of Rockhill 4 Wilson, Nos. Gr3 and GJJ
chestnut street, above Sixth philadelphia, obtain co.
mhg that Is perfectly easy substantial aud becoming
Ihe irm named have gone largely into the business
them to fill the largest ordor in tho shortest possible
time.
Sept. 81, 1861
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ggaREv. GEO. HUNTER lea

Rev. GEO. HUNTER. We learn
with regret, by the Be'vick Gazette, that
the Rev. GEO. HUNTER, is dangerously il
at his residence in Evansville. 1t is sin
cerely hoped he may survive this dispense
ton of Providence. Mr.. Hunter is one Of
the few truly loyal Divines in our section
and all good men anxiously desire that his
life and field of usefulness may long be
preserved to his country.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

yVrtue OF an Alias TeStatuW Pcndiiion EIpopas, l. .
sued out o the court OF Common Pleas of the County ut
Luzerne, and tome directed will be exposed 10 public
sale al the Court House in Bloomsbury, Friday, tho
I'd day of January, A. ID. 1863,
All that certain tract of land situate
IN Briar creek township, Coismbia County, PcnHs,'
lands Of Reuben Miller Daniel r. IIosslcr, and th
East by land of Reuben Miller the South by lands ct
1ohn L. iossler Jacob Fenstemaker and others, and On
me west by lands of John H. Hosser, containing hr"h
acres all OF which is Clearedland, heIeOn erected
an ron Foundiy, frame Store House one fran harm
blacksmith shop, Pow Shop aud one Ware Iiouf'
sei2ed taken in Execution and be sold the prop
erty of NJ w. N. Klinetob
JOSIAH II. FURNLAN,
Bloomsbury Dec.G, 1862. Sherj
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s6- Another column of our paper con-
tains notice of Stratton, Bryant & Co. S
Commercial Colleges. TO all who des-
ire a. thorough business education, we
say send for one Of their circulars before
going elsewhere, and note the special
advantages of their colleges over all
competitors. We are informed thai
students will be received at 25 per cent
discount from the nominal rates, unit
January LIST.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-A general or.
der from the Head quarters of the Military
District Of Washington fixes Friday the
9TH of December, as the day for the exc
cution, by hanging, in the encl osure of the
old Capitol prison, OF John Hessler, of the
One hundred and third New York Regi-
ment, who was found guilty, by court
martial, of the murder of First Lieutenant
Linsey, of the same regiment.
The Commission to examine into and
report upon the cases of prisoners of State
confined in the old Capitol prison-Assis.
liant Adjut'nt General, Major Sherburne
and Capt. Parker continue their labors
nigbtly Up to this forenoon they had ex-
amlned the cases of fifty of them, and upon
their reports in each case, thirty (3O) have
been set free.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

B4S~A TRoPHy.-Mr. G. Is. Kulp, who
visited the battle field of Antietam a few
weeks ago in search Of the dead body of a
brother who had fallen in defence of the
Union has shown US a rebel bayonet he
picked up on that field of san unary con
hct, 1t has blood spots upon it, which
shows that its owner used it effectually ere
he yielded up its possession.
Luzerne Union.
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ee.s- The following gentlemen were q

ees- The following gentlemen were Ell.
ected, on the 18th inst, as Directors of the
Bank of Danyille for the ensuing year.
E. Ii. Baldy, Esq, was unanimously re-
elected as President -
Edw. H. Baldy, Peter Blady, sr,, VIM
II. Magill, Samuel Wolf, } G. Rhodes
Geo. A. Frick, Geo. B. Brown of Dan
vile.
p. f, Maus, of Valley.
Ferdinand Piper, Watsontown.
John Sharpless, of Cattawissa.
VIM. G. Hurley, VIM. Sloan, o. Blooms
burg
G. II. Fowler, Fowlersville, Col co.
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THE Markets
MARRIAGES.

On the 2sth nlt,, at Orangeville, by
Rev. W. Goodrich. Mr.. Thomas w A1r
of Briarcreek, to Miss DELLA Boon, Of
Centre.
AT Ashland, Nov. 9th by Rev. A. NJ
kester, Mr.. GEORGE W. Scorr, of North.
umbcrland, to Miss ELIZA A. TE,rs-
WORTH, of Ashland, Schuylkill co., Pa
BY the same, at Fountain Sprincs
Nov. 10th, Mr.. WM. DYRE. ofColum2ia
co By, and Miss ANNA +. KLISH, of Carbon
CO., Pa.
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The DEMOCRATS AT HoME.-Yeste,

THE DEMOCRATS AT HoME.-Yester-
day we met a good old Democart from
one Of the northern countries who has
six sons in the Union army. Four o
them volunteered. and two were taken
by the recent draft. Of course, "the
Democrats all stay at hcme, while the
aboltionists are away fighting tie battles
of the Union The truth is, the aboli-
tionists originated the was, and demo-
Gratis have to do the fighting.
Patriot 4. Union.
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Hon. ThOS. B. Florence.

We are exceedingly gratifed at the ma
ny kind illusions of large number of our
exchanges, to our able and talented asso.
ciate, Hon. Thomas B. Florence, in con.
nection with the Clerkship of the next
House of Representatives. Mr.. Florence
has had ten years experience as member
of the House, and with rare clerical talent
a good voice, and thorough acquaintance
with parliamentary rules, would make a
most capable and efficient officer. We may
say, without egotism, that few men have
proved themselves more worthy the conf
dence of the National Democracy. In
season and out Of season, as q representa-
tive in Congress as journalist, Mr.. Flor.
ence has been jealous and untiring in up
holding tho great principles which must
ever be the guide of the Democracy of the
country, and his election as the executive
officer of the new House of Representa-
tives would be a compliment he h's emi-
nently merited. J. S.
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Soldier 10 be Hinged 10. Murder. =.

The following order has been issued -
He"d-Qu0'tc7S WiihWy District Of
Washington.
WAsHINGToN, D, c., Nov %, 1862. -
General Orders No 35'-Ihe proceedings
of the general court martial, convened by
virtue of special Order No. 1876, Head
quarters Military District of Washington,
dated September Is, 1862, in the case oil
private John Kesser, Company X, lOSd
New York Volunteers, found guilty of the
wilIful murder of First Lieutenant Fernan
do Linsey, Company X, lO3diN. Y. Vol.
unteers, and sentenced "to be hanged by
the neck until dead having been submit,
ted to the President of the United States,
and having been approved by him. the
sentence of death will be executed in the
enclosure Of the Old Capitol prison, in the
City of Washington on Friday, the fifth
day of December, 1862, at l2 NJ.
The Provost Marshall of the City Of
Washington will attend to the proper exc
cution Of said sentence.
BY command of Brig Gen Martindale,
John P. Sherburne, Asst Adjt Gen.
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EXECUTION OF THE MURDERER OF

EXECUTION OF THE MURDERER OF AN
AMERICAN MISSIONARY IN IUaKEY.-
Commander Thatcher, of the ship Constek-
Mi'on, in letter to the Navy Department
dated Spczzia, the Sd inst, says he has
just received advices from our Consul at
Beirout, Syria, that the Sultan's frman
for the execution OF the murderer OF Mr..
Coffin, the American missionary, reached
Adana while the Consielation was still
at anchor near that place, and the criminal
was immediately y beheaded, in the presence
of vast concourse of people and without
any popular outbtcak, as had been anti.
cipated.
The Consular representatives of the
United States, France, Prussia and Italy
witnessed the execution, which is said to
have been FASTENED on account of the
presence of the ship Constellation. The
official announcement reached this port a
very shcrt time after she had sailed.
The Turkish Government has behaved
with great justice and comfy towards the
United States in this matter.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ENPEEIEE o . 4
fOoR YOUNG MANA gentle man having been e r 4
:" me results of early error ANA disease " iii lis
molivcs0 Of bcncy yoienue send TO those WHO ra4u,s
copy ni ihi aBtvG int:fcsti - narrative, PUBLISH, ~
himself This little book is designed as WARRIOR l
caution to young men ana tItsl vino sun or from 4.
E"dS ptDiity, Los OF hem 'ry Prhm' DaCay, r,
&c, supplying III th2 same t.lr tn. Hi.ats sci .i
SInsis copies VIII b. sent uuItr seal in piji ,, T.
ope- without charge, to any wko rclles it, by a..
dressing ths author.
CH ~. 4 LAM BERT
Grccnpoint, Long Island. New YurE
Nov. 3D. l5C2. .-3,m
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The MCDOWELL CoURT OF INoUIRY.-
The McDowell's Court of Inquiry promises
to be of long continuance, Nearly all the
documents called for by him have been
furnished. Generals Mcclellan, Sigel
Rickets, Hartsuff, Pope and others, whose
presence here will not interfere with their
military duties. will be summoned as wit
nesSes.
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tsDr DEAD.-Hon. James Irwin, late Of
Centre county, died in Philadelphia, few
days ago, He was Naval Storekeeper at
the time Of bis death. Mr.. Irwin was an
uncle to Governor Curtin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD To TIE SUFFER RING. The Rev " iuiam
toSgrove While laborng as Il Mis- sinnary in Japan,
was cured OF Consumption, when all other m" ans had
failed, by recipe obtained from learned Il, ,si,i;n
residing III the great city of Jcddo. Iii, r. che La,
cured great numbers who we sufi ling On cons s!u.
non, bronchitis. Sore hcuat Coughs aud oil rs ard
the debility and nervous dcpre ssion caused - H. s.,
disorders
DESTROYS Of baneftting others Twin scdd this rccrs
which have brought home it'll me- to all " uo need
liz free of charge Address
Rrv. WIN. CndG GEuV T..
4lD Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, ~. !.
Dec. 6. ISG2-.3m "
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sD-In handling over hundred dollars,
the first two days the past week, we ac-
tually received ONE GOLD DOLLAR! Il
is salted down in the cellar of our Port.
monies. Oh for the glorious days, once
more Of a Jackson and Benton Sound Cur.
reney.
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HsS~JAMEs A. Norris, Esq, II Cedar
Street, New York, has established an Ad.
vertising Agency Office, and pays cash to
the Printers.
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Nara Thanksgiving dinner was given
in Washington to 1900 contrabard ne
groes. Mrs. Stowe and Rev. M. Chan
ming were the prominent individuals pres
eDt, After the dinner, the darkies were
preached to for six hours. A Vermont
divine in the course of his remarks told
them that he regarded the Democratic par.
ty as mortal devil, at which the contra
bands shouted "amen.n
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A COMMISSIONER OF CoNrRABANDs.-
The War Department is about to appoint
from civil life a Commissioner to look
alter the interests Of the negro contra,
bands now in charge Of the government.
-EGchauge.
Certainly. Anything to bleed the
treasury. Go in, gentlemen. There arc
not halt enough Offices yet to supply the
thousands of hungry AboIitionists who
are applying for chance to serve their
beloved country
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Uf D1n,CL HejoeI ,}ccLJ

I ETTER testlmenta ry on the estate of Daniel Rel,
Igel late OF Locust tow nship, in Columbia county
deceased have been granted by the Register OF Noum
bia county 10 the undersigned also residing in ssl
townships all persous having claims against the cst,
OF the decehdent are requested to pres ,hcm the
Executor at his residence in said township with
delay ana all persons indebted to make payment forth
with. PETER X UERBEiN. Er+rVtgr
December, G, lsG2,-G.%
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BGy- The Forks Total, by s, Dodso

''0V'1, Dy o. DVuSOn,
Esq, in this place, has made fair begin
ming and promises encouragingly. We
observed, the past week, that the new
Proprietor had plenty of customers and
fed them most sumtuously. The guests
ofthe "Forks," like those of the "Ex.
change" the principal Hotel in Blooms
burg, are always well provided for and
appear to feel themselves quite at home.
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saS- Our democratic friend, Maj. JoHN
PIATT' of Lycoming, will be an applicant
for Sergeant at arms, 20 the next House
of Representatives at Harrisburg.
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B@~Col, CHAs. j. BDDLE, NJ. c., has
our thanks for bound volume of the pre-.
limenary Report of the Eighth Census of
the United States, 1860.
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CattawiSSa Rail Road.

Spending few pleasant moments, when
on recent visit to Philadelphia, in the
Office of the Company, with Mr.. President
De PUEY, we we're gratfed to learn, from
facts and figures, that this Road is doing a
prosperous business, Under the efficient
management of Gen. GOODWIN, and its
able Board of Drectoas, and polite agents,
the success of The Road cannot be other.
wise. We record its increasing prosperity
with great satisfaction.
The following shows the receipts of the
Cattawissa Rail Road for the month of
October, as compared with the correspou-
ding month last year:
October 1861 S2S,3IA
Less connecting roads 6,0l6
- S22,29s
October, 1862 S45,24l
Less connecting roads, 1898 29,243
Increase S6,y45
Receipts for 10 mos. to Nov. ea s229,ls4
el liz $50
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

S4rThe State Legislature will meet on
the first Tuesday in January, and a Uni
ted States Senator is to be elected just one
week thereafter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

BSS- Sangamon is the county in which
Abraham Lincoln resides-when he is
sat home. 1t was an old Wing county
IN Old Wing times, but gave a small
majority for Douglas in 1855. In 1850,
however, gave Lincoln large MAORI ty
But, now 1t has gone over a thousand
against him.
The city of Springfield, the capital of
the state and county town of Sangamon,
In which Mr.. Lincoln's home IS, has
gone against him by some 500 majority.
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The Bloomsburg Republican, an aboli-
ton paper OF the first water-approvnig
all the mobs and efforts to destroy the
freedom ofspeech and of the press, still
has at its head "Free speech, a free
press, free soil and freedom What a
burlesque and Satire upon the editor OF
that paper and his party !
No|thumbeiaha County Democrat.
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Ncru a0uerttsgmcnis
CAUTION.

Notice and caution is hereby given to all persons in
tccStcd not To take an assignment Of certain prOm
sary note puTportns to be drawn by the subscriber
favor OF John Ddine, Of Benton township CuuMbIa
county, for the Of eighy.ve dollars as said note
was founded in fraud, for which | have received no
Va'ue-aRd am determined not TO pay or any part Of
1t, unless compelled SO to do by due course of law
JOHN RANTH.
December 3, lsG2--3t
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ea~Mr. GirtOn has again received an
assortment Of fashionable HATS AND CAPS,
with other goods, to which attention is de
rected.
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B1rJUDGE ELwELLs OPENING CHARGE
to the Grand Jury, will be read with in
tsrest, as published elsewhere in the "Co-
lumbia Democrat"
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NOTICE
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
STAR on THE NORTU

NJ Office is hereby given, that tho sub
scfiption and advertising accounts due tbe d.,
Usher Of the STAR OF THE NORTH arc placed in m uo
hands Of T. II. Little Esq, Of Bloomsbury for m,ne ne
ate collection. The Editor Of said paper haying hn
drafted, and obliged to GO TO war, 1t is nrcpssnfy ~,
prompt payments be made In order that his family u
have means Of support. Your early attention IN ~
matter may costs and prove advantageous In H.
family. WM. II. JACOBY us
Pub Star Of the Nort6
CAMP StMMoys '"
Harrisburg, Oct. %, 1859
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NEGRO VoTEs.-Many of our readers
are not aware that the negroes of Ohio
are allowed by the abolitiOnists to vote
the same as white men. The recent
democratic victory in that State was
therefore over negroes and all.
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Increase over last year after
paying connecting roads. Sc
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236.
.ate and country

those who plunged our State and country
into this terrible calamity.
This miserable guerilla warfare is a dis
grace to any civilized age, and is only an
illustration of the spirit of Secession
This lawlessness, if not speedily stopned.
will ruin the State. l, therefore, call upon
the people, without distinction OF party, to
form themselves together in home leagues,
for county and neighbOrhood protection,
aud put down these lawless bands. In
each county the persons and property of
Secessionlsts will be held responsible,
through the military power, for any
Union men The plea that you can
not prevent these raids of the ban
dts, will be unavHiIing. Though
you mHy'not have taken arms in the rebel.
lion, you cannot plead neutrality. Now
that the rebel army is about driven out Of
the State you must be active in restoring
peace. a few months of active CO opera :.
ton with me in recognizing all the couu-
ties in the State, will restore peace and
order in each community.
All those who have taken an oath to sup
port the Constitution of the United States,
and have engaged in the rebellion, in Civ
ing aid and comfort to the rebels, by ad-
herring to them while waging war against
WIZ SueIhL 3ONernInent; or who have
participated in tue Legislature of the
State, at Richmond, since the pretended
annexation of the State to "A foreign ma
ton; or who have acted as members of
the Confederate Congress, or who have en-
gagged in administering the govcrnment un.
der the pretended Confederate States, State
of Virginia; or who have held military Office
under the Confederate States Or State of
virginia, since the passage of tue Ordi.
nance OF Secession on the 18th day of
April, 1861, will be punished according to
he laws of the State and of tho United
States. The majesty of the law which has
been insulted, demands its virdicUtion.
Constitutional liberty pleads for retributive
Justice; but more than all, the tens of
thousands who have been berert of proper
ty, friends and life by the rebellion, demand
that the leaders should be made to suffer
the penalty of their wickedness. The
Government of the United States is the
hope OF the nations. 1t is great in all the
arts of peace, great in offensive and dpfen-
sive war, great in suppressing rebellion,
and the only guaranty of liberty it can
give to future generations is to teach trai-
tors that the sovereignty of the people can
not be offended with impuniry.
F. II. PEInPOlxT, Governor.
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Judge G. w. snmmers.
iFrom the Parkorsburg Glzetts.y

We believe that Judge Summers, of
Nanuwha, has ten years yet OF life that
might be made valuable to himself and
the country, and yet We fear that lie has
thrown them away by either mistaken
timidity or laziness. Twenty years ago.
Judge Summers was true Western Vir-
ginia man. lie took so uctiye a part i'll
promoting Western Virginia rights that
he was nominated for Governor less than
twelve years ago, with every prospect Of
success; but peculiar influences seemed to
control hlm, rs they did almost all who
visited Eastern Virginia, and he ut once
became filled with Eastern notions. He
was defeated, of course. lie has occupi.
ed, however, IL good position until the IN
from the responsible position he held and
became rather secesh IN his propensities;
not that he had anything i'll common with
meet the question fairly, aud he now
stands questioned whether he is even n
true Union man, and will be required to
come before the courts and assert that he
is true to the Government of the country,
now secession is crushed. How are the
mighty fallen, how are the gods the peo-
pie once almost wOrshipped, fallen!-
There is scarcely man who ten years
ago was regarded asa great man of the
State who has not been swept away by
this rebellion. 1t has crushed them out,
it has left them high and dry on the
beach. They have suffered the waters of
freedom and truth to overwhelm them,
and they nre no more thought Of Their
barks were leaky. They were not of the
right timber, and they will rise no more.
Posterity will forget their virtues and
their later crimes will only be remember
ed. Even Geo. w. Summers will he
known as only one of the has-beens. He
is no more, aud mustdie as the dog dieth.
We feel sick, sometimes, to think how we
have admired and sustained such men,
1t is mortifying to think how many of the
half million people who inhabit Western
Virginia have leaned on such broken
reeds. Their only redemption is to lean
on no one hereafter but themselves and
their own thoughts of right i
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ailggntelligtntet
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINC.

TWELyEs SOLID LINES OF NoSPARE11 ION oSR INc4. .loH
LEss, MAKE A SouARE. -.