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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
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j. d 3. Wtt(tuS, SQint pQu(.
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ct. paul, Minnefpta.
Auder allen iitrieen 8ran9en bes Banfaef&6fs
tee 'pien1en mir unltre beiunbere Aufmerflamtei
Dem 8ertaure Don
Med1eln auf Deut]9lanb,
lopie auf bic 9auptplase Granfrei&s, &nalaubs.
Der @&pei3 unb Der Ser. @taattn .unb traffren
mirunter Nnberr auffpleenbeeurupaii@e 9Gmfer,
9anpzW arronts,
nit unlerer l9riftliden @arantie auf unbeareuate
3eit perfebeu, uternebmen bic
8ele9un9 BON @apitalten
in @runbctgentbum ober se9en Snteredeu, auf
srfe 9ypetbetarif&e @i&trbeft, beipr.
gen bic
Be3ablun9 Don Garen
in tebem 1beile unferee @taates. tauftn unb WI.
tautea @ele une tIremss manscn. aablen BE
UbiIdbe[rbia. ct. QDui6 &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
Sir.
Musf6ten fur Mem= I'LL 30 sro6

Iu6fbten fur Netp= 1tlm.-Die sroBs
Majoritat Der Manner BON Mep. uim UT, Bromu
Sounty. uelGe bic Geuerprote bes Samples be.
~tanben, linb .ni@t selonnen, ubne fernere I'm.
itrensuneen be Stabt unb ibre Jnrmsn fir im-
sner auf5ueeben, @pnoern nadbem lie ibre Gar
milien in Ssrl4ieetnen @tapten am M.nneioto
uno namentli& in ct. Waul in si@trbeit &C.
pra@t, uno bon BEN @oupernsur bic 8oama9t
erwirft, erei Gonapasnien Grenswebr 3u oreani.
iiren, 3u wsl&em :3wed ibnen pom @oupsrntment
ieber erforeerli&e @orl&ub eeleiaet miro, lnb ls
iufcrt ans @erf stsaueeu. ueber bic 3alfts
Der Manner BON Nem. ulm unb bic eruBt Maip-
ritat Der 6arn1er pom Brpwn County baten (a
auridbeseten mad Der @tatte, pom Der lie mad
tapferm Sample pertriebeu wuroeu, UNI bort ibrs
9simatb neu 3u srunben unb, INNER 81. 9eu,ein.
i&aftli9er @e9enwebr eesen ben laxernotn Geinb
s~eru(tet,' Don Der @rncte 3u retten, uas nod 3u
retten 1T, unp bic Spuren Der 0erpiitune IN TIL
gen.. Mit Der unterRuBune, bic ibnen pom @ei-
ten pes @oueernements bitrtei ~ Spell pereeu
mire, bel Der Musbauer uno Gutl1lc0enbeit, tnel-
DE bic Mdnner BON Netp lllm u. Brown. Counts
darafsrilrt, fann 60 ni&t itbltn, rab bis gum
Grabjabr ric beimssiu&te @ranslanpl@af1 unb
bic brase @ren3ltact wieoer gu @obntatten fritb-
li@er uno tetrietla ner Menl@en seeignet itin unp
frpbli9 erbllben uerren. Denn, tttnn ni9t
frabtr, uerben na&ftes Grubjabr ntdt muir BIC So
m'lien BET Manner, wel&e jebt biaaufaesanssn
Ilnb, .auf ben Huinen pieber ~ bauen, .pas aer~
itSrt muree. icneern aud pie.e Derjenieen, msl@e,
itrer 9eimatb sntiasenc, jest anbern Staaten 3u-
ellen, 3uridtsbrsn, uuo Msw.ulm wiro aus Der
Ml&e i& ME Gin Yb0njr erbeben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

Munition aneefommen. = Mit BEN
Dampfer Canada lansten am peraaneenen 1rei-
tag S.. 100 patronen fir Snfanterie- @ewebre,
7 800 3unpbut9eu, 1870 Rartatiden.. Bom-
ben. uno 5@rapnsQ- vatronen fir 6. IL unb "a
pflnber- aanonen unp 9aubiben BON ct. QoutS
bier an.
Die Sailed @uaro, rsfrutir ron ben
9errn Sames @ilfilnn, ct. paul, n. q. Bud
In 6eneertpn orsaniFrte nd am @onntas, ben
81 fen AueuR in Sort SneQins pie folet:
g Captain 9ames BufiQan.
1. lieutenant: Mbam Bud.
9. lieutenant : s. See Dapis.
Die Gompasuie jdblte hi ber Organization
81 Na1a. #S. 'zFs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06


Tairbanfs' @aaeen.- Ma& grpasunn
in Der Waase elmer aereatsn &ritit mi0en MQe
sueetebtn. oab bic @aa9en Don 1airhanfs unp
@Omp. obne @usnabme pie8eten iinb, bic ie e.
funpen wurten. @ir m;len, pas mir bebaup-
ten. benn mir baben ibren @ertb seprlft unb 0nb
pvQf.mmen i~ber3eugt Don ibren auBerrrbentli9eu
8oriisen. Die &.nfibrune oieier Waaeen bat
elmer umpalauns in ,, m Betrieb Der peridierenen
@eidaite bersoreebra6t, unb ~ eroe 1T ibre &C.
n~aui9feit, oaB i'm san5eu 2anbe cine 0lei9fGrmis,
felt in benz @ewidt bersslteQt wurre, poour9 lie
~ einem eulfstbumli&en aelegli@em MaBitabe
mursen. aua elieb itre &infaeruns niat auf
ale 1beile Der eipiliirten Welt baten ie Ig ben
@es eebabnt unp iInp tem @emiGtlYltem aQer
Qdnoer ansepabt, 70 oaB man iaeen fam : NQe
Naticnen, tpenn ni&t eewosen / n bitten @aaeen,
wieseu menieiens nit ibnen.
(6unt'S Merhants Maaaaine.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

0erebrte Damctt! QD.r mi1eu, baB sic
Vatriotiuneu lnb. unb benz itartern @ei9ls9t an
innioer 3bei'nabme uuo Scrse AM has Naterlanb
ni@ta na&eeten. @ir mileu ober aud, bag @ie
ME oufbUren, eetreue llntertbaninneu Der 90nisin
Mcoe gu ieiu urb fir Mles> mas in benz &ei9e
c~srielteu porsebt, iets bas lebbafteite Sntere0t
tewabren. 0esbalb p%ernebmen sic! 3err
@bas. Mabler, mad mie pvr TreimiQiger in
SIREN Gieui, fam Sbnen in hem Stpre iei-
ner Girna (SnserloQ u. Co. an neuen 5erbf-
teaaren 8or3uelides AT preis uub Guantitat Of
~icriren; @ie werben ~itaunerb fragen: @ie, 70
pra9iig, tarf unb adt - unb bod 10 biQi9?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

""N WV I>Nf wv ISAD\
Minimum. Marimum.
I Captain 1 Captain
1 Griter 9ientenant 1 Gr1ter lieutenant
1 3meiter 10. 3meiter b.
1 &rlter @erseant 1 Grlter @erseant
I Comp. 8. ". @ere. 81. q. 81. Ser9.
4 Serseanter Sereeanten
8 Corporate 8 Corporate
2 Sisnaliten 2@ignalifen
29ufl9mieee 29ufl4mieoe.
1 Wagner Waener
Sc Sulcaten 70 Cobalt
70 Mann i'm 9anSen. 95 81. int @an3en.
Sere5 Battalion fol- oreanttrt letn, wie folet:
Wininum. Marimum.
316 Gompasnis-S ffjiere $50 &omp.- Off3tre
uno Splpaten unp @oloaten
Waior Maior
1 Satailcn- Mejutant 1 Batairon-W bi.
1 8atailpns- 3 uartiermei- 1 Bat. .. 81. unb
fer unp Som. (9t.) Gcm. (9t.)
9ergeant~M aier 1 @ers. -Majpr.
1 Suartiermeifer- Sers. 1 Q..M.- @ers.
@ommi0ar-@e 1 gsnn. @ere.
1 5olpital> tswart 1 5oip.- @tewart
1923 i'm @aussn. 3e7 i'm @an3en.
Das Hsgintent, tpenn NIT ben 8ataiQpns ppQ-
fanris prganilrt, wirb 3ulammen9eieBt iein, pie
folgl:
Minimum. Marimunt.
$50 8atailonsofF3iere 1851 Batailon>of aiere
uno Soloaten. uno @plbuten.
1 2ieutenant- Colonel. 1 Qieutt. -@olonel.
1 Resimsnts> Moj. (Qt.) @esim. -Moj. co.,
1 &esiments A.-M. &es.-G.-M. uno
u.&Ommilioner (0t.) &ommiH. (9t.)
25aupt-@ isnalifen. 25aupt-@ isnalilten
975 i'm @anssn. 1167 im @an3en.
Son jebem @olontar mirb p%erlanet, ba6 ct 1ein
pfero, Yferpsel&irr uno feline @aHen ielbf ieQt,
70 LANCE, bis bic 2eBtern BON ben @ere,n. @taateu
9eliefert pereen. .
Sammelpldbe inb atpei> elmer in ct. Yete'
unb elmer III Sort SneQin9 tet9eleBt iporoen, an
beren einem Der @olontar ii@ benz plasfemman
banteu rapportiron fanr. 6ier pirb er Don Dem
Mrat unieriudt uno iein pferb unb feline WaHec
%tnIpicirt. Wenn angenomn1sn, tptro IT ic9leid
IN ben Oitnlt Der 8erein. Staaten eiaseidmorer
wv 'N"N o'3"''""S Iu"S' WV WIN N"SS WIZ W.
ct feline Sslmatb perlaBt, nm mad pem9P e%nbeSpcui
ab3u9'6sn, uno miro ibm fir feine &siietune,
bprtbin Gr(Ag seseben. NuBer leinem @sbalte
peldsr ~eerjsnise Der %terittenen Iruppen osr Ser
@taaten lit, tpiro jecer Bolontar 50 Gents pe
Iaa fir MbnuBuns uno &iffo ieines Yierees I'M
SO Gents fir unterbalt betommen, bis ibm bi
reeelmaBisen 0ationen enr9 ole 8erein. 9taa
ten s~eIieIert werocn.
Sober golcntar. Der in ben Dienf Der 0erein
@taaten a%uleenommsn wirb urter oieIen, Muf
rule unp Der i'm Dient perm .nDet peer lunitwi
inoalio miro, ioa gu ben gersiu f~isunsen bert@
tigt lein, tpelde perlonen, bic in, ~reeuldren Diem
inpalip weroen. bcwiQi9t lino. ~ +
Muf 8siebl oes Gommanoeurs en- Gbef: .
,.. @ N Oscar Malmros,
General Mrjutant BON Minrelota
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

&rieo8re@t ldeint bic 6irma Suniee
6crepausb u. 60. auf ben rei9en Mdrtten
BEG O1ens a~useeubt gu baben, benin lie bat oFen-
bar an 5erbG- unb Wintermaaren, bas
Meuete unb &SRli9fe erpbert, was nur oajelbt
fir r@alb" gu baten mar. @dren mir ni9t &C.
mib, bab 6reuno .M. Maerba9, Der beutf9e &C.
l9dftstbeilbaber Der 6ir,na, imu1er in unIerer
Mitte ~psr,psilt, 70 laaten mir: Sur Ct bat bic
Mus,pabl eetroFen'' 70. rei@baltis, 70 gang ben
~tauleub uno einem @unl9e Der mGbleril@1en
59Dnen 1T lie an9epa6t. Au bait "a. Auer-
hn1h
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
Seneral=@auptquartier. Staat
M iuucipfn.
General Mpjutanten Sffice.1
ct. Yaul,2 2. Sfvtbr. 1862.

@eneral Mpjutauten Sffice.1
81. pauL2 Septbr. 1862.
Spe3talz Befebl Nr. "A.
Sn @emabbeit Der rom pralbenten Der Ser.
Staaten erbalteuu goumaGt forbert Der COM
n,anceur en- 4b.f has Bolf pon- Minnelpta auf,
Elm Nesimsnt Berittsuer gum Disna eesen be
Sncianer gu l~tellen, bic llb nit ben 8ereiu. Staa-
ten i'm 8riee ~befinoea, unb Swar fir bic Yerioee
bon prei Mpnaten unc gu bsSei1nen ais bas er1e
Nssiment Winnslpta &ansers 5u pierr.
Das He9imsnt ioa aus b1et 8ataiQons bette
ben, jspes Battalion aus 3wei @dwaorpnen, iepe
@9waorOn aus 2 @pmpaonien, Don benen iebe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

Oeuti6e 8anf,
St. Paul, 49,. Mtnne1pta.
@elp, Brtefe, ober Ma9ri&ten lieaen Dor fl.
Nr. 1870, Sobann @dart. ;..
" 1872, Sobann Martin MuQer.
147, S. y. 6. Solution.
y 214> Sobn Meblis.
8. u. q. WtIlfuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

SiBure
ant Dienltag, ben q. September 1862. - Der
MaYor 9iebt ben Stattratbbei9IuB be5lsli9 Nus-
ieQuns BON f~erueren $4,000 &lein8elo- Scrip &c.
nit ltinem Beto 3urif. mel! Der 8eI1ln6 eins
VerEebung bes @tartdarterS entbalte. Der Be-
i9lub wirb aurid9enommen.
8eridte Don COMMITTEES NIB Beamten. &e9-
nunssgelGGfte.
Beridt Der Gas COMMITTEE. Die @ae-@pm.
pa9nie erbietet lh, tpenn bic Stabt ibren s ontract
fir @aslteferung perlan8ert, $500 per Mona
sur untertuBune Der @ulontir Gamilien 3u BE-
iab!eu. COMMITTEE empieblt Mnnabme oes On
%srtietens, mel@ss Der @taptratb a%eeestirt.
Committee fir G%orberuneen beridtet eesen bic
6orperuns BON SdabenerlaB bon Seiten Der 9er-
rem 8urbanf unb 60. unb Mrs. Davis, bic bur9
Gerfduloune Der @tapt in Golee Der Neeenei1e
I'M Suit @yaben eeli1ten baben ppQen. Beri9t
%accep,irt.
@4aBmeifer beridtet, baB ct bic 8onbs babs
fir bic 6Orbsrunsen fur Mrbeit in ben Mpnaten
Mai uuo Sum- 3u b~e3ablen.
1ntuitibuuss>G Committee wirb erma9tiet, ben
Jamilien Son Mannern, wtl9e 1T &eeimentern
anoercr Staaten Dienlte eenpmmen, teu,pprare
unterluBun9 3u eewabren.
Bel9lolen. baB am ii. bs. in Der 4ten
@aro cine Wabl fir Mlcernann abeebalten unp
Der Stabtelerf autprilirt werbe- bic betrefenoe gln-
seiee gu e%rla1en.
Be19lp1en, bic Committee fir Mittel unb
Be9e aurlusfeQung BON $4,000 Rleineelb- 9crip
gu erma@tieen.
Be1&luMen, cine $4,000 Oblisation ber'
Committee fir Mittel unb @eee aus3utt0en> nit
; proseut- Coupons, 3ablbar III 10 Sabren als
Collateral Si&erbeit fur GinlU1une elmer s. g.
Yrince l9ulpieen Npte. 8ertaat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

@a6reeeln eeeen bic 5noiancr, Ron
unlerer Staatserecutipe aueeorpnet, Gnb bic SOL
8enoen: Neun @ompaonien Don benz 6ten unb
Ntben @pmpa9nien pom benz item &e9iment linp
bet Sibley's @rpebitipn.
Gine Scmpasnie pom 6ten unb 3uei Spu. 7ten
iinO in Der &i9tun9 Don Growing ben MilIlFppi
biuauf marl@irt, unb bic leBte 9ompaenie BON,
7ten, unter Capt. @trout, 1T in Beeleitung BON
80 Mann GapaQerie, unter Capt. Miion, BON
MunticeaO lanpeinwdrts na9 Gurreit &itY seoan-
gen.
Capt. Davis NIT elmer GasaQeriet Gou1paenie
BON @Ouobne.@ ountY eebt bel Career iber ben
MinnslOta. &iper unb in Der &i@tuns BON Sort
Mbercrumbie lber ct. Gloup bas 2anb au bur1.
~ltreifen.
Cine &ompaenie -Snfanterie 1T mad Gaylors
Sails bepreert unb 40 Musteten neblt Munitipn
Ino ben &inwobnern jeues Ylases 3ussl9idt
morben. ~.
Die Mnfeolunsen bel Mnota ,iab unttr bsn
S&uB oun &apt. Gapy's &ompasnie pom 9ten
Nesiment eefeQt.
Capt. 8arret bat nit feiner 6 ompa8nie biz
@nlleolunsen am Sauf>5lub 3u peden, unp cine
8rOBe Nnaabl Don Yerlonen baben 0plnaa4t e.
b1Iten, unabbangise Snfanerie- unb &asaQerie>
Gompasnien in periGieoenen Gbsilen res @taates
gu organiIrsn. ..
SitleY marf9irt NIT leinsn, farfen &orpa
mad ben @ssnturen, UNI no mSeli& biz Rotbbdut'
ein5ubOlen. bic i& nit ibrer Beute, uno, wie e.
beibt aud NIT @sfaneenen, mad Big. @tone- Qaf'
3u idae5oDen baten, uno BON benen e,pariet miro,
ba6 ie. sbe le i1& aus ben @ren3en bes Staatea
treiben la0en, i@ cine @@la&t liefern la0en wer'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

OaS NtbendMm bat eesenmGrtis ais :3u-
tlubtsOrt elmer sruRen Nnaabl pcn Gamilien un'
tertr @ran3p'oniere cine cole 8.rmeutuns sefun-
ben, une 3u teiner 3tit cine hem bumanen 3red
Der Grinder unb Gieentbumer bee @eb1ubes,
bee beutf&en 2eitSersins. mebr entlp,s9ente.
Die Ga'nilien fneen unter Der tbsilnebmenben
'5arlerse ane Stbut bieiieer beutider Grauen
.auen @pmtort, Der inter ben llmfanten III Ct.
lanetn it,. Siele Gamiiien baben Elm anterpei-
tes unterfcmmen gefunoen. @Qein w.nn ni9t
son Stiten bss @taates. has BeNe eeldiebt, 70
.reroen trir siel uneeaiQtes Qeiben tefpmmtn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
Mu.tum in Parvo.

If ever the beautiful phrase, "words
fitly spoken are as apples of gold in pic
tures OF silver was verified, it was in the
few words which Gen. Mcclellan spoke in
response to an immense crowd of people
who had gathered around his quarters, and
saluted him with fine band of music at
Trenton, New Jersey. In closing he
said -
"And before bidding you good night
have this piece of advice to give you -
WHILE THE ARMY is IGHTING
YOU AS CITIZENS.SEE SHA THE
WAR rs PROSECUTED FOR THE
PRESERVATION OF THE UNION
AND THE CONSTITUTION, FOR
YOUR NATIONALITY AND YOUR
RIG HTS AS CITIZENS"
Let these words be impressed on the
minds of all conservative people, and lie:
them act in accordance with the advice.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
Speak Cut Friends,

A worthy friend of ours, who is a loyal
democrat and orthodox Divine, in note
to US appropriately remarks:-
| would like to write some prose for the
Democrat, but, the state of the public mind
demands something connected with Nation
al affairs, and l say but little, publicly, on
that subject. have prepared several ar
ticles for your columns, and as often, threw
them aside, thinking l had better hold
still. Yet 1 do not know, but Preachers
should be permitted to say something to-
ward the RESTORATION OF THE COUNTRY,
since Preachers have done so much TO de.
StrON q.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

TuE GBNEssEE FARMER.--The Decem-
Der number of this well known agricultural
journal is received. We can not too often
recommend our agricultural and horticul.
tural friends co take the Farmer. 1t is
published at the low price of sixty cents a
year and each number contains hints and
suggestions well worth the subscription
price for year. All who subscribe at
this time for the next volume will receive
the December number free. Send the sixty
cents to Joseph Harris, Rochester, N. Y.
Or if you wish to examine the paper before
subscribing, call and examine it at this
office. The publisher makes some tempt.
ing offers to all who are willing to act as
agents for the paper in getting subscribers,
Specimen copies, prospectuses, &C., will be
sent free to all who wish them,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
DEATHS.

At Miillin, Nov. $. of Dypthcria and
Group, FRANCIS j. r., daughter Of Sarah
A. and Thos. *. Hess, aged years, =
months and days.
"Sleep sweet, Frlncey, sleep,
Secured from earthly care
In Centre. township, Columbia co on
Saturday last, in the a9th year of Der ago
Mrs. SUSAN ENGLG wife OF Jacob Srons cr
and daughter of Bernard Seybert, deed.
In Bloomsbnrg, Columbia County. o,
the 2ist uIt.. SARAH ADA, daughlcr Of
Rev. j. Il. D,mm, aged , years, ana
IN uhs.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded
One sweet infant voice has B'd:
One fair brow the grave has shaded
Onr dear daughter now is dead,
She has gone TO lIcavpn before US
But she turns anl waves h'r hand,
Pointing TO the gOres otr Us,
In that happy spirit Iand,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
Letters from Friends.

An officer 10 army Of the Potomac
writes us on Thanksgiving Day, and says
from present appearances we are TO have
u regular winters campaign. The people
of the North, as l notice by the papers,
demand it. 1 wish those who are con-
stantly crying "On to Richmond," before
we are ready, were here in the ranks. I
think they would soon change their tune
to-"On to Winter Quarters" We in
tend to take Richmond, but great will be
the contest, and greater the victory for our
Arms. The battle of the War is yet ia
be fought
suppose you are dining over Turkey
to-day. Well, we do not find fault with
any, fortunate enough to be in the neigh
borhood of Turkeydom. Our Thanksgiv.
ing dinner consists Of the same as we get
every other meal. Namely, Hard Crack
ers, Salt Pork, Beans and Coffee. We
enjoy this kind of food very well. l am
getting fat on it. The Crackers, to judge
by their hardness, must have been baked
for the Mexican War. If my teeth were
not good and sound, think l would re-
sign,
The cry goes along the line to-day,
among the soldiers, of the Thanksgiving
Dinner given by the Clergy of Washington
to the Negroes. One Soldier will inquire
of another, why he is not in Washington
to-day enjoying the Negro Dinner, &c &c
One of the Drafted Militia, from Sugar.
loaf in this county, writes us from Harris
burg, detailing the unheard of outrage,
that was last week perpetrated upon fol'
iow-soldier (from Bedford coy by one Of
the cowardly Guards. He says the soldier
had passed out of Camp, and when re-
turning by the same avenue, and was far
in Camp, heard the order -"Halt !
Stopping to look around, was fired at ant
shot in the leg! What tyranny. Shame
A Land Lord in Conyngham township
desires to call public meeting to consider
the interests Of the fraternity, He com
plains of the serious injury to their busi
ness for want of small change. We can
help him-the world is out of its course.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
"CAN WE COMPETE WITH THE WEsT!''

"CAN WE COMPETE WITH THE WEsT!'
Such is the caption of the leading article
in the December number of the Genessee
Farmer. 1t shows the difficulties which
the farmers of the East labor under in
competing with West in the feeding Of
cattle, hogs, &C., and offers some sugges,
tions which are we'll worth the consideration
of farmers ia all sections OF the country
We would recomend all our agricultural
readers to subscribe for the GeaeSSee Fur
mer for 1868. They will find it one OF
the ablest journals of its class published in
the United States. The price is only sixty
cents year, and all who subscribe at this
time for 1868 will receive the December
number of this year free. Address Joseph
Harris, Rochester, N. Y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

nayMR. BUcHANAN's LETTER.-We
publish in to days paper second letter
from Ex- President Buchanan, being a re.
ply to the rejoiuder of General Scott which
We published two weeks ago. Like every
thing emanating from the pen of the re-
tired statesmen of Wheatland, it is clear
cogsnt and to the point, and we fancy that
the General will hardly risk a third en-
counter with the ex-President. We be-
speak for the letter careful and unprej-
udiced perusal.
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bS5" Sensation PrencherS.-We are in.
formed that q certain Sensation Preacher,
not far from Cattawissa, recently had his
delicate sensibilities Mortified on reading a
brief paragraph, headed "Bloody Pulpit" :"
copied from the Ohio Crisis, into the
"tol,mabia Democrat" The leaven is
working admirably. We hope the truth
may wend its way throughout the land and
strike terror into the benighted hearts Of
the united hoard Of 'fanatical abolition
lists"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

Uniformity of Prices ! y New Feature in Hu.lpr.-
Every one his 0wa Salesman! JONES x GO. # tn,
Crescent ON" frra Ci"ng tore No. "a Murhut sjr.g.
above sixth, Pin udc pima.
In addition To having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philade pha made "a.
prcssy for retail ales have constituted every one i
own salesman, by having marked in figures n each ar.
tce at the very lowest price it can be sod for s. they
cannot pos ID ary-all must buy alike.
The good are well sponged aud prrpurrd anl a..
pans taken with the making that All can buy Wi.ht
fun a. suranre of getting good article the very lu
price. Also large stock of ri c- goods Oh bId I
tle iat'ai style and best qualities, which will ma 10
to order III the most fashionable and best manner -
per cent. below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, Ia MaTketabOyc Sixth st
No. !Ui. JONES 4 q
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The Message.

The Presidents Message has been pub
lished and generally read. "What do you
think of it!'' says the Phiadelphia EUea :
ang Journal. Every man ask his neigh.
Dor, and then both break out into laugh.
AT first, it was regarded by many as one
of the Presidents jokes. We were asked
by scores of the people last evening il
what we had printed as Mr. Lincoln.
Message was all really genuine whether
we had not, 'just for fun,' interpolated
some of those Bunsbyisms and ridiculous
sentences in it. Scan it be possible" our
interrogators would ask, ''that President
Of the United States is capable of putting
forth such stuff in grave State paper ?
eyes," we replied, cit is quite possible
when u man chosen by party which
boast Of possessing 'all the intelligence OF
the country is President.
But, even our solemn assurance that we
had printed the words of the document as
they came to us, over the wires, scarcely
convinced our astonished friends that we
had not interpclated or made serious mis-.
takes in printing it. 10 convince us that
we we're wrong they would open the
journal, and read from the massage such
Bunsbyisms or axioms as the following :
Certainly, it is not SO easy to pay some
thing as it is to pay nothing-buti it is
easier to pay large sum than it is to pay
a larger one, and it is easier to pay any
SUN When we are able than it is to pay il
before we are able ~ and, determined to
satisfy us that we had misprinted the doc
uments, our anxious inquircrs referred us
to the closing sentence of the message. -
These, they were certain, we had added
for the purpose of throwning rdicuc upon
that extremely "honest" individual whose
name is appended to the document under
consideration. ave say we are for the
Union-the world will not forget that we
say this. We know how to saws the Union.
I'VE of tbs Congress and This Admins
tration.'] The world knows we know
how to save it, Gin giving freedom
to the slave we assure freedom to the free -
n "the world will ever applaud and G Cd
must forever bless Abraham Lincoln !
Serious as the situation Of affairs is and
serious as we ought to be and feel, in
reference to message of the President at
at such time, we cannot bring ourselves
to cosider this document with seriousness.
Its ridiculous, farcical character forbids.-
1t is beneath dignified criticism, and like
the broad farce that usually succeeds the
saddest tragedy, it excites laugh in spite
ofany tears Of the previous moment, The
antics of an ape on the roof of burning
house, fired by its own mischief co uld not
be more ludicrous than Mr. Lincoln's efforts
to escape the damning consequence of his
own destructive policy and while we de.
plore the threatened destruction of the
noble abric, We cannot but smile at the
comic di'trcss of The unfortunately elevated
animal, though it does SO strongly resemble
man!
The subjects which Mr.. Lincoln attempts
to treat are sufficiently serious, and shall
in due time receive due consideration in
these columns.