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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
A Gard.

The Chairman Of the Democratic Stan.
ding Committee Of Columbia county has
received numerous congratulations from
various parts Of the State, on the unproce.
densed majority given by the party at the
recent election. Feeling that those gratu-
latory remarks aie due more especially to
the great body of citizens composing it, he
is constrained to offer to them those thanks
which, in an official capacity he has re-
ceived.
Under every possible disadvantage the
"unterri6ed Democracy" who now, more
than ever, deserve that designation, went
into the canvass. We polled for Slenker,
nearly 400 more votes than Foster 60, in
1860, while Cochran polled over 400 less
than Curtin received at the same time |;
showing decided Democratic gain and
q decided Republican loss. The whole
vote being but 81 less than that of 1856,
and the Democratic vote larger than ever
before, and the loss and gain from 1860
being nearly equal in the two parties; it
is evident that many conservative men
left the radicals and came over to us.
Those votes are hopeful for the future /;
they indicate positive and actual, not a
relative or comparative change; and they
are verdict in favor of the UNION the
CONSTITUTION and the LAWS. Itis
your work, to you belong, the honor.
By the Committee,
JOHN G.. FREEZE, Chairman.
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MIRIAM,-By Marion Harland. vol
l2mo Cloth. Price 81 ,25.-"High as has
been the reputation acquired by the many
authoresses of our country, we shall be
mistaken if the writer o.! Miriam does OF
take, ere long place and precedence. -
There is an originality in her thinking
which strikes one with peculiar force. aud
he finds himsel f uncoDsciously recurring to
what has bad such y powerful, effect upon
him. She is emphatically an authoress not
to be forgotten. ShebiOn q. Co. PUBS.
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PRICE OF NgwspAPERs.-It has already
or must soon, become matter of ncccss
ity with newspaper publishers to raise
the price of subscription and advertising.
The reasons are fully stated in :he follow.
ing from the Baltimore San;
"Printing materials OF all kinds have
very materially advanced since the COM
mencement Of the war. On some arti
clss Of prime necessity to the printer, the
advance is fully equal to thirty per ceut.
In addition to this the government taxes
them three per cent OIL the paper they
use, three per cent. upon theie adver-
tisements, and three per cent. upon their
income, il they are fortunate enough to
have any. III view of these facts we no.
tice that some of our Northern contem
poraries are about TO raise the price o.
their issues. The Brockport On. W lie
public of late date says:
Most of the large daily papers ir
Western New York have advanced tho
price of their issues. An editor of ;
leading New York daily informed Vi
last week that the publishers in that city
would soon follow suit. Many of tht
country journals are also published a
increased prices. The advance is causct
mainly by the advance in printin!
Stock"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
NEW YORK.

HORATIO SEYMOUR, democrat,
elected Governor, and majority of Con-
gressmen, and Of the Legislature.
NEW JERSEY.
Joel Parker, democrat, elected Cover
nor, and majority of Congressman.
MASSACHUSETTS.
John A. Andrews, republican, probably
reelected Governor--but the vote close,
on Congress and Legislature.
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The Democrats
have elected two members of Congress,
Brown and Eldridge, and the Republicans
three, Sloan, Cobb and Hanchett, with one
district yet in doubt.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Harris Dem, }, is
elected to Congress in the Fourth District.
From later returns, the Democrats claim
the election Of James c. Allen, the Dem
ocratic candidate at large.
MINNESOTA ELECTION.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-The city of St.
Paul has gone all Democratic
Ramsay county gives Collen (Dem. for
Congress. 500 majority.
The result is very uncertain.
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sy Lippineots & Co. No. % N. 4th
street Philada have sent US Nos. SO & 81
completing the Fourth Volume of Cham
bers Encyclopedias and coming down to
"Gonzalvo Di Cordova."
We have also No. TX of the Chambers
"Book Of Days" coming to May list. It
is o most interesting number and pro
fusely illustrated.
N. B.-No. VIII has not been rocsiv.
ed. Will the Publishers be kind enough
to send it?
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
6sY While our troops had beaten armed

s~ While our troops had beaten armed
secessionis.s in the field, the people Of
Pennsylvania had beaten their uaarmed
sgmpathizers at the ballot box.
Drunken Fornty.
There is a specimen Of how white men
would have been treated had the "nigger
party succeeded. Thank God, the
"white man" is still ahead. And for once.
poor Fo,ney told the truth!
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s@ Atlantic Monthly for November is
out There are several very good articles
"Wild Apples" is most to our taste. Will
the Atlantic ever hear of the elections, and
get little political common sensel We
hope SO. It is needed.
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asy- William II. Jacoby. editor of tn

Ese~ William H. Jacoby, editor of the
Star of the North, at B!oomsburg has
been drafted. He is going, and his pa.
per, in consequence has been discontin
ued. He is democrat. John Bung.
hole Stoll, of the Middleburg Tolk,
FIeuad, we are told, is at Harrisburg ex.
ercising his ingenuity as to how TO gel
ont of the draft. John is an ahottiopist
Here's the difference.
St.,d,gyoue Times.
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LIST OF CAUSES,
FOR DECEMBER TERM, lSG2.

WV '''' IENpNh Eh VI, i'p-'
I Andrew Cfrrcng, Andrew McIlck, IT al
William 7. Lance w Harmon & Crivcling
Philip Winicrstccn vs. Valentine Winicrse.n.
HUGH IhQmpson ct. al vs. Augustus u Pcarcc .t B
S DANIEL !, Seyhcr ys Augustus B Pcarce ct al
Henry Wcl'Jr vs. George kinlcy jr.
I Jacob Eyer vs. Abraham klase.
Abraham Klasc, vsJacoh Eyer.
iayid Lcviet al vs. Samuel L., Hstlle
10 Daniel + seybrr W Joseph Grnsil.
II Elijah Nc CNurtria ct al VI Christian Wolf
IL Frederick Markroft vs. John Robson.
~ William A Case ct al W entire township
II II Frcas vs. Joshua Friternan ct al
Is II u Frcas W Joshua Feitcfmnn ct al
10 John II brown rt al vs. Leonard u Rupert.
II Peter NJ TrauPh " Aaron Clayton.
II Samuel BlttcnhcnLps W Silas ~ Edgar.
10 hlahon Hicks ct nt Oliver Lynn ct nj.
~ George Hughes IT al vs. Criswc ct at.
81 Janes Harding W Elias Reese.
% Lewis I.arSh vs. Robert Hagrnhuch.
~ Susanna Larish vs Robert Haecnhuch.
"a Andrew l.arish's Executors W Robert Hagaubych
sa Peter ll0linans Executors VS. David FU1
" n u, Crca ys Henry Frras,
97 EnOch Everett vs. Mont Kline ct al.
% VIM Llafks Va Elisha Robbins
81 Abraham Nirr vs. Joseph W Fry.
30 Isaiah Frras " William Iko'rr.
~ l,OHisa Qowrn vs. Elizabeth DeiIus
~ Calvin ReifsRyder vs. Truman NJ iluhbel ct III.
m 1aCnh Harris j. t,,~r IUcohy.
"a AhhthW Ffras f, At W. Richard 1orhy,
"a let " NNGBm " Rl VS. Jacob Harrington ct NJ.
~ larnb baUd Va iiNan Nagle
~ Wiliam Aeet vs. iasepn Long
~ jaaeph W bailey IS Rey n Wallnt
PfoihoHpIary's 0hg0,
BloQMsbHrg hOy s, lsG5
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

PULyERIzINa THE REDsLLIoN.-lIo-
race Greeley says Seemingly, the rebel
lion must be pulverizsd upon its very
heartstons before the new year" Hurry
up your promised 100000, and perhaps il
may be done.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

s@-The returns from Iowa, indicate
that the Democrats have carried that State
also. In fifty counties our gains are over
1900, and we need to gain only about
1000 more to carry the State; and there
are forty-n;ne counties to hear FROM
Prospects good.
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ssss. VIM IT. J,coBY. ESQ, editor o

s@- VIM. II. JAcoBY, Esq, editor of
the Bloomsbury "Star of the North hav-
been drafted, }" has gone to the wars, and
suspended the publication of his paper
We hope he may return in safety, and that
his "Star" may again shine with renewed
brillisncy, in the armament of restored
Union.-Readtng GazSIe g. Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
ELECTIONS ON TUESDAY

Elections we're held on Tuesday Nov.
4th, in the following States: New. York,
New-Jersey, Illinois, Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Missouri and Kansas. Up
to the time of going to Press the results
are as follows -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

1@We believe the militia men from
Columbia county have about all reported
themselves, and been formed into compa.
uies, at Harrisburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
AISU,
One other lot Of ground situate in Green
SHERIFF SALES.

Dy virtue Of sundry writs Of Tenf,tiobi
Common Pleas Of Columbia county, will be exposed to
public sale OH
Momlay, the First day@ Dcemb'r, 1856,
ut one O'Clock, p M Of said day at the Court House in
Bloomsbury, the following Real Estate to wit
All that certain tract or piece of land,
situate in Madison township, Columbia county, PENN
syl lyania. bounded as follows tOwit the north by
land Of John Runynn, on tn west by land ni Cal.n
Funsion's Heirs, The sonth by land uf Wi liam Nia.
tcrstcGn aud the cast by land OF George Ewes,
tanning seycntysik acres, less, Nhrr are
erected large two story frame dwelling housr. largo
franz barn wagon house, spring house ANA other
buildings with the appurcnnncrs.
Seized, taken in execution aud TO b. sold as the pru
erty OF Jacob ). Boone.
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GREELEY appears to be sick. Let him
initiate the devil and turn mozk-his pre-
sens occupation will soon be gone.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
SHERIFF SALE.
DY virtue of q writ of Vcnd,tioni

DY virtue OF q writ of Vendtioni Er--
ponas TO me directed, issued out Of the Court OF
Com on Pleas Of the County Of Columhia, will be
posed 10 public snie at the public house u w. Kline
In Rohrsbure, in said county on SATURDAY, THE
ap,h DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1862 at one o'clock L. NJ,
Of said day, -
A certain lot ofground, situate in Rhors-
burg Gree wood township, Colu ba county bounded
az follows the west by Main street Of said town,
the .outh by the public road loading to fisgerock.
the east and north by lands Of william hiaher
thinning one acre and quarter Of land more or tess,
Is erected two story frame store house, two
good frame dwellings each two storys high with lhs
appurtensnccs.
ALSO,
One other lot of ground situate in
Green yood township nfore bounded the north
by the Main road leading from Rohtsburg To Milyihc
on the west south and east by lands Of the late Fred
erick Rohr deed, containing four and thrde quarter
acres Of land, more or less
ALSO,
One other lot Of ground situate in Green
wood township aforesaid, lying near the village u
ing Benton the west by lands Of Daniel RccCc,
the north by lands Of Isaac Dewitt on the east by lard
Of John Shultz containing onciourth OF an acre,
whercon 10 erected atwo story frniue dwelling house
and frame stable, with the appurtcnnnces.
Seized taken in execution aud ~ be sold us the prop,
erty Of Elias Wertmar. and TO he sold BY ,
SHERIFfs OFFICE, JOSIAH II. FURMhN
bloomsbury Nov. 8, 1861 sheriff
" The first described property isl very desirable
one it Is well located for mercantile business, good
country surrounding and only one store in the village
pf NuhTabuTg
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08
d E A TIL S.

In Orange township. Columbia county.
on Saturday, October 26th. Mr.. CONRAD
ADAMS, in the 59th year of his age.
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pyrfhe Registers notices for Dscem-
bsr term Of court are in this weeks Dam.
oeyat.
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ALSO,

At the same time and place, all that
certain lot Of land situate in Bracrrck township Cob
nmbia county, Pa containing ten acres, b. tn
more or less bounded aud fbed follows to Wit.
On the west by lands Of George rIwn the n0rih
by lands of John DOak, the East by land Of Nichs
Howrr, whcrcun ID erected good frame house, bauk
barn with the appurtennnccs.
Sriz ID, taken execution aud Ia he sold ns the
property Of jacob Mastrlcr aud John Price, terre ten
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ALSO,

At t same time and place, all that ecr
tain lot situfe ju orsngcvilc columbia county bonn
dcd and described as follows, to wit On THE west hy
Main street. the north and east bv land OF Elijah
Ricketts, aud on the south by lands uf Thomas rurk
containing OneF Fourth of an acre. more less VIII re-
on is erected small frame dwelling house, with tho
appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold the prup
crty Of John C0vanIOyau, doUd.
SHLaIrf's OFiICE, | JOSIAH II. FURMhN.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 4. 1859 ShcriT
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NOTICE
10 ThR PAFRONa or TIN
STAR Or TEE iNOssTea

~ oTIor l. hereby given, that the sub
/ scriP,i0n and advertising ACCOUNTS due the Pub
Usher Of the STAR OF THE NoaTH are placed In III"
hands of f. II. Little, ESQ., Of u onmshurg for inmrd
ate collecf The Editor Of said paper having been
drafted, and obliged 10 60 10 il is that
prompt payments Le made IN Ofdrr ihar his family may
have means of support. Your early attention 10 tina
matter may save casts and prove alyantag'ous % h'
family, WM. II. ] 'COEY,
Pub Sgr If tie -Ndrtb,
CAsP SIMMONS,
Harrisburg, oct 30, 1919
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Nem advertisements.

ATTEN TON!
TO all WHOM 1T MAY CONcFRN
1TNHE undersigned being a regularly "licrns.d 'uo
tionecr" hereby offers his services such 10 aii
who may fell disposed to give him n cali His great
experience in the bnsn"ss will enable him 10 rcndcr
asfaction 10 his customers. Attic same time he VIII
caution all hmctionecrs. moi cprsed. from following
said calling, the fine fixed hy the United States will
surely be imposed aud tho law carried ont 10 its fiil
extent Al persons dcsning To obtain nv services
will please inform to that effect before they adver
tise. MOSES SCQFFM AN.
BlOomsburg, Pa, Nov. Z. 1862 .9uctionee.
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Boz All quiet along the Susquchan
Ia.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29

States do their duty, in time for
the fall campaign, fully armed
and equipped. To understand the
immensely OF such a force II
would lie necessary to see drawn
up IN array A line marching ia
single file, allowing two feet for
each soldier, would stretch near
ly three hundred and EIGHTY
miles, and marching at the rate
of thirty miles per day, would oc-
cupy nearly two weeks in pass
a glyen point; marching IN sec
tons OF four, with the necessary
room for baggag e train and cav
airy, at the rate OF thirty miles
per day, they would extend ole
hundred and lifty miles, and the
head OF tine column leaving a
gwen point On Monday morning,
the .ear guard would not reach
the same point till Friday night.
One million OF men on paper is
easily expressed; to arm, equip,
and iced such a host has never
been essayed by a civilized peo-
pie. SO says an exchange
Daily Times.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
From the N. Y Tnb
EMANCIPATE.

The day Il here. The hour IL nigh.
This, fhis must be our battle cry!
None else avails. nor ought, nor can.
While manhood II denied % man!
Col wills u from eternal wears,
We earn il slow through stripes and tears
But leArn AZ last. or leara Ne must
In deeper agony aud dust,
Gad's mandate 70 our guilty State,
ENAsclrArE. EMANcirATE!
Deep from ten thousand shining hearts
The gathering echo swells and starts,
Hearts whose best life ia ~ruug and riven;
Hearts whose b,sthlood likertin IL given,
Hearts wise by an the woes they feel:
Hearts true as trehls tempered steel
They gave their bravest. day by day.
To worse than Juggernaut q prey;
And nov they cry m holy hate,
EsANciPATE. EHAsclPArE.
Down with the wretch who dares with
stand
This sole salvation Of our land.
Who dares, what time her cannon roar,
What time her veins their lfe.biood pour,
To shield, through all her mortal strife,
The Hydra that assaults her life.
Condemns the aid Heaven long since
chose,
And foils his country, not her foes.
Down ~ith the wretch! or small or great.
EsAScIFATE! EaAScIPATE!
Dare 20 do right because It's right!
Dare 20 read 10y Gods own light.
Count not false friends. nor treacherous
foes!
Who smites With God what powers oppose7
Strike he Who dare. Strike he who can!
A blow With heaven! A blow for man!
Strike grandly in this hour sublime
A blow to ring through endless time.
Strike. for the listening ages waitl
EsAsoIP,rE. ENANCirATEi
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
From the 10th Indiana.
CAMr CULFETrEs, Va,
AuL US; 10, 1862.

En-. JoURNAL:-We have
been marching constantly for the
last two weeks. On the 9th INST.
we started 70 destroy the bridge
over the south fork of Anna river
so that the rebels could not rein
force Jackson and Ewell against
Pope ir the vAlleyoi the Rapilen.
On the AFTERNOON OF the 9th our
cavalry attacked the for,e -
miles from Embarrassing We
repulsed them without the loss
Of a man. Our men suffered
much from heat; so much that
when the 10Th formed in line of
battle only 100 men stood ready
Tor the contest and the other reg
iinents were 40 better. The
roadside was Strewn with those
WHO had fallen as l. dead be-
meath the rays OF "A scorching sun.
The skirmish took place at the
forks at HE Richmond aud Cor
d~ensville roads. On the next
morning we pursued the enemy.
on the Richmond road, until IL
\. NJ, when word came that
the rebels were i'm our rear, We
then marched back to tie ground
where the skirmish OF the day be-
fore had taken place and formed
into line OF battle and marched
on to them again. They mad al
ready captured a portion OF orr
baggage tram and quite a num-
ter of our men that had given
out the day previous. The ID
Wisconsin, los; is men; eth WIS
consin 7; 10Th Indiana IS taken
prIsoners. Company G lost /
man-John Hunt. Tie was a
noble colder, ever true ~ his
post and day. Thos. Harris.
iorn erIy OF Randolph, was also
taken. The next day We went
q Spotts,ivana Cbu,, House.
winch Is & very small Nillre an
deed. On thr Gth " returned
81 camp. near Frederic burg
On the llth $50 slated with the
ret OF oar D,Vl-lon, composed ol'
Gems. Cialcn, iath Patrick.
g q Duuhlcdavs Brigade t. be-
in orce Gen. Iopr. Ol,hc BAT
:ie oi Culpeper You have been
sI,.sej enc thi> bN Telegraph
JAS IL SuNE
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
From the Philadelphia Press.
Nor hern Traitors.

tline mas IL assumed "a DOlueI
front than during the present
struggle. The Efforts of party
leaders 10 prison or prevent pub
lie sentiment must all tail an
consequence of the unity and en-
thusiasm OF the people. Patrl-
otto Democrats yield to the de-
mands OF the government, and
abandon all the prcjudices before
the exactions OF the hour. The
arguments that appeal to such
men are irresistible, and they
pity and despise all who refuse to
recognize them. A striking case
in point is found in the last num-
Der OF Fitzgerald's City Item.-
That paper, conducted by an &C
tive and ia1ue nt,al Democrat,
has reached q large circulation
through his energy and enter
prise. Heretofore mainly de
voted 20 literature, il has now
added to its other departments
political writers Of great ability.
The last issue is filled with
eloquent and patriotic APP
peals. We trust the edi
tor Will be rewarded bv the low
al men for assuming this fearless
and Independent stand. The fol-
lowing paragraphs, copied from
the last Item, show that Colonel
Fitzgerald is in dead earnest and
is determined to do his whole du-
ty, regardless Of the threats and
trowns of party politicians:
OUR Own TRAIToRs-We
should be more successful In
fighting our enemies in the South,
if we were more energetic in
dealing with their friends at the
North. Since McClellaD's re-
pulse before Richmond Secessi-
oniStS in the free States, the secret
agents of the Confederacy, are
active day and night in theTtraIt-
orous attempts TO discourage the
people. These men are not nu-
merous, but they are influential;
they corrupt the legislature; they
poison the press; they deSSemIn-
ate damnaJle sentiments of de-
spondency in every possible way.
They must be silenced, and they
SHALL be, for the people begin to
understand them.
These thraitorS are towards
say the war is an abolition
war. This is a lie. They tell
the people that the government Is
not to he trusted. Another lie.
In their newspaper organs IS new
ar found one word In censure OF
he rebellion, but columns de-
n%cuncing the Administration,
is, in fact, denunciation
Of the country. In time of war,
he government and the nation
IRE one and the same thing
Destroy the government, and the
country goes with it.
sc present these traitors work
lard 70 prevent en!i>tments.-
81 men in lennSylva-
MA would before this day have
,nthus astically enrolled them
in the noble army Of the .
had ii not been iorthe
les and advice of these traitors. {
IN Philadelphia there are sympa- ,
hetc efforts made 70 keep men {
way irom the recruiting officers
officer in the new rcgi +,
ucuis forming feels that h.s en- ,
r-ies nre CHILLED hy a secret and
iatntnl 1|ri'unurp q