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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-04

Special Election in Bucks and Lehigh.
The Democracy at the special election in
The Lehieh District elected their candiSate,
Mr. STrLEs. TO Congress on last Saturday a
week, by majority of nearly sir hundred =
All kinds of opposition were brought to
bear upon the Democratic candidate, cbafg-
ing him with being a '.sympaihiser with
the Rebels, willing 10 make peace with
them upon a1y terms.v and denounced him
as "BreckiHrisger," but in spite of these
talse charges, he vas trinmphantly elected
over bic opponen, by aboui SIX HUNDRED
MAJORITY and that too in District which
not seldom but frequently elects an 0ppo-
sision. This old song OF traitor, cisuniof.isf,
aud seeessionist, is aboat played out.' which
in this case, is pretty finely monstrated.
MIR. STILES fills the vacancy caused by the
dsalh of Dr. CooPER Mr. SIIIEs is a man
Of fine abilities, and in himsthe District he
represents have worthy and able defender
ofibe Union, the Laws and the Constitution.
The result of this election is merely The
iorshadowing of what will take place in
October next. The Republican parry never
can survive sspfficient 10 creep into power
after once turned out, as they will be, with
greater majority than they went in. That
party can never be resusciiated Each sue
cesding day seems 10 draw the nation deep
er into the vortex of anarchy, and even The
pilot of The ship of State grows giddy from
The whirl that seemingly hurries ns down
ward.
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Who are the Traitors /!

The Republican papers are Jnsi now
brisiliug and blazing all over with such ep-
i.hels as sstraitor. treason 'and .sdieunion.
ist, which they hurI al The heads of every
body, NorIh or South, who does not quietly
acquiesce in their bloody platform OF the
war.
Did not the South warn the North that
unless il ceased 10 make war upon her in.
siitutions, il would be impossible TO remain
in political union with it? Did she moi en-
lreaiihe North, by the memory of our faith
ers, and by The common blood which all
sections freely devoted 10 the achievement
of our national existence, TO desist, and did
she not declare that, whenever President
was elected by the northern States alone,
on the distinctive ground of hostility to the
institutions and domestic peace of the
South, she wonld feel com pelled, in self re
sPect, and for self preservation to cancel
the bond OF union which united her to her
enemies. To what ndignilies did she not
submit before taking the last step? How
many years is il since we ceased to treat
her as an equal in the partnership of the
Union? Did we not pass laws robbins her
Of her constitutional rights relative 10 ber
fugitive {" slaves % Did we not deprive
them of the right of way in translu over
one-half Of orr common country? Did we
not elect President on the avowed plat
form oflocking them oui Of every inch of
the common public domain Did we not
say by this &C, that we would treat them as
interiors, who shall have no share in the
territorial wealth of our common country
Nor did we stop here We kept np an agi-
taiion which renders their property and
their lives insecure. We fosiered a public
opinion which sent John Brown assassins
clergymeE, and pedders, with knapsacks
and carpet bags fnp of s,richuine and pis-
tolls, as missionaries to teach the negroes
how to murder their masters Our northern
Senators held them up as yrants, thieves,
villains and barbarians in the Senate cham
Der of the Uaitee States. Those in the
North who have for years waged war up
on the Constitution that was framed by our
faiheEs-who succeeded al last in breaking
up the UnIon--now seek to brand as trai-
tors the men who have resisted their unholy
and evolutionary doctrines But We throw
back The ignomisious words into their own
faces, and we tell them that not only do We
behave them TO be the real traitors, but. as
God is our witness, we believe they will
receive the fate that belongs 10 traitors, il
they madly force upon us, war for the
purposes of Abolilionism If the bloody
doctrines OF Abolition are finally TO prevail
as the fixed policy of this government. no
white man. who has not negroes soul in
hini3 can nope 10 live in peace ard safety
even in the EoEth. If the murderous tenn
pers OF the men whom Mr.. LINCOLN has
everywhere placed in power are TO rule Us,
then we may as well al once begin to fight
for our altars and our homes. Tie men
Who have broken up the country once. will
do il again, and keep doing it, uniil neither
lie nor property will have any prorec,ion,
unless we crush the serpen.'s head where
tits
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-04
WI H. JdooBY, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 4th. 1862
Democratic SIafe ConTeniian.

In accordance With resolution of the
Democratic State Executive Committee. rHE
DEMocBAcy OF PESssYLvANTA will meet in
STATE CONVENTION, at HARRIS BURG.
oo FRI3Ay, the 4ttr day of Jniy, 1862, at 10
o'ciock, A. a., 10 nominate candidates for
AUpIToR GENERAL and SURVEYOR GENERAL,
and TO adopt such measures as may be
deemed necessary for the welfare OF the
Democratic party and The country
WILLIAM q. WELSH,
Chairman Democratic State Ex Com.
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QUARrERLY MRRoR OF FAsHloks-This is
the title Of publication by Nine. Demor-
est, New York. 1t is devoted to the fash
ions for the ladies, containing many large
fashion plates of the very latest styles. 1t
is very Interesting as we'll as useful for the
ladies' The snmmer number has been out
few days and makes favorable imprss-
sion. It's price per year is one dollar, enti-
Ting the patron 10 fifty cents worth of plain
patterns from any design IN the book or
from the show window Of the establishment
Published at 47s Broadway.
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The Dtsloya, Repubilcan Party.

Il is amazing TO see he Republican party
30 boldly pretend to be in favorof the Union
Only few years ago, Seward and CHASE,
The two principal members of LrNcoLS's
Cabinet, voted in Congress in favor of a pc
tision for dissolpiag The Union Drive on,
niggsr ties. the people understand you
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TO ARMS! To Arms The Citizen Sol
der will find more deadly foe in the
brackish muddy water and damp night air
than in the most determined enemy. HOL-
LOWAY'S PILLS so purify the blood and
strengthen the stomach and bowels that the
Soldier can endure these hardshps and still
be strong and healthy. Only 25 cents per
Box 230.
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YEHHE undersigned would announce, that
Il he has on haud, at his Hat and Cap
emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg. an
assortment of different kind of leather, such
as fiue calf skins, morocco, fred ard black
and IiaiDgs, all OF which he viii sell cheap
er than can be had elsewhere in this mar
ket. Call aud examine them for yourselves.
JOHN K. GIRTON.
Bloomsbnrg, May 81, 1862.
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The Abolition press are busily engaged
abusing ihs. Democratic party. Many allow
themselves 30 be led off in their yifupera-
i've abuse clear beyond The bounds of de-
cency. They appear to be striving 10 put
down the Democratic party of the North
as web - dissolve the Union, and in which
efforts they win most nagnsnimously fail.
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1LARRIED.

On the 9th nit, by the Rev. William ]
Eyer, MI STEPHEN B RANER, of William
sport, and Miss ELIZABETH KosTekBApER, OF
Caitawissa, Pa.
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GEN. STERLING Price, of the rebel army,
is said 10 have been killed a few days since
He fell into an ambuscade of the Fifty-first
Illinois, who fred upon him, and he fell,
pierced by forty balls. He was brought into
The federal camp, and identified by parties
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LIST OF DEALERS,
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR 1862.

OF Goods, Wares, Merchandizs, g.,
~ DistteIs, Brewers, Eating House Keep
ers, within The county OF Columbia, rstuIh-
ed ard classified in accordance with lhe
several acts of Assembly, by lne Appraiser :
OF Mercantile Taxes of said county as tol-
lows TO vii
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-04

The Harrisburg Potriof in spsaking ol the
late election for Congress, in the Lehieh
District, says: "The repeated lessons which
the Republicans have recently received of
the fuIility of attempting TO defeas Demo-
cratic candidates by calling them Breckin-
ridge Secessionists ought 10 earn them
discretion il patriotic considerations are not
sufficient to deter them from rendering aid
and comfort 10 the enemy by representing
a majority OF The voters Of Pennsylvania as
secret friends oi the Southern rebels But
they seem to learn neither wisdom nor pa
lFiotism from experience. This "Breck;n-
ridge Secessionist" charge has helped ev-
cry Democratic andidsie against whom il
has been used. 1t was first tried to defeat
Biddie in Philadelphia; then against every
Democratic candidate al the October cleo
tion; then against the Mayor of Lancaster:
and lastly against John D Stiles Bul the
people seem TO understand that it is the
last card of sinking, reckless and corrupt
politicians, for they have acquired the
wholesome habit OF rebukins those who
play it, whenever the opportunity offers"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-04

PETERsoE's DETEcToR comes 10 US o-day
crowded with information for all those who
handle paper moHey-a list OF fifty one new
connterfeits comprises descriptions of worth
less notes OF the most dangerous character,
and is especially worthy the attention of
business men 4 valuable plate, with fac
simiIes of The coats -of-arms of all the States
will be found great aid in detecting alter
es notes, ard should be GU out and pasted
up in some convenient spot for reference
The editorial matter is of the fret quality
The quoiaiions are made on the 2sth ofthis
month, being nearer the first Of The month
than any other Detec,or now published A
great fant with these publications is that,
in the hurry to get out ahead OF their COM
petitors, their rates are seldom found to be
reliable, and bank, worthless to-day, is
quoted as good in pamphlet dated week
hence. Peterson avoids this. Remit One
Dollar TO T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phila.
delphia, for years subscription, al once
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& large assortment OF LADIES' Caters Just /.
received al 81 90 and 81 25 at
L. T. SHARPLESS'
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Gents Bslmorsl Lace Boots, will be sold
~ very lew. Also, Boys Shoes. at
L. T. SHARpLESS.'
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LEATHER! LEATHER !!

June 4ih 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
l.. c. TURNER, Judge Advocate


ALsrrER FROM Cor, BRopnGAD,-l iollow-
NJ was written by Col, Brodbead OF Michigan
on the battlefield few moments before his death
two balls having pa .sej through his body The
original was covered with his blood
3" DEAa BRorngR AND SISTER am passing
now from earth, bat send yoa love from my dy-
ing couch. For all your love aud kindness may
YOU be rewarded have fought mAnl1IlY' and
tow d.o iesrlassly. Ian oneoi me victims Ell
Pope's imbeeihty and McDoeali 8 treason I'LL
the President, wlu!I he save the country, h.
must NOT give our balovcd als into such muds'
'' but the old Rag wiR triumph gd--the sol
diers will rtg,il us folds, ue~ polluted by I'M
hecihty and treason.
" John, you oNea duty % your country
write--snow mp pupe's uc1mpetency, and Ne
Dowel's inlmy, und iorce hea FROM places
where they eat send brave men TO assured des'
tructon | had hoped to liz, longer but die
amidst the elaagor Of battle. AS | could wish
Farewell In you aud the noble officers OF my
regiment, con6de my wife and children D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
MORN MILAN orrH,oss,

S,4 iAht Guy, sept 10. James Forbes
.,,s ies. arrived aer, from Maze rIyer, aud re-
volty that two Trans were attacked by the In
Trans at Subjects cut of, 5000 miles uorh oil
this city Fifteen or twenty persons were kllle
including women and children. Four parties
nave arrived here within the past week, having
been driven back by the lnaiars.
One party Of twelve had five wounded in a
sight with small party OF Snake Indians
The Snakes, the Bannocks and the Shoshones
are well armed with rifles and reyolyers, aud
are determined 70 prevent emegnnts from 20
ing into salmon County
Col. Couuor arrived here last tight
The overland mails are arriving and depart
ny regularly
Nav YORK sept -. \ morning paper :
.orresrapden. at Middle Brook, Md. says on
army Is advancing very slowly ana there wer,
mdlcatians that thc Rebels were IN force "a lev
mile, beyond that place lie estimates The force
about FrsdeticS az 50 Gee, but the main fore
ar The retels :. believed 20 be back OF LeeShurgi
numbering ever 100000 men.
4 letter rom Cumberland Gap dated the 2Stl
alt. s,ys we are surrounded and our supple
are cut eR
The rebels have 2OO,O 900 men just out OF can
non SHOT m our front, and their plcketS rul
4c,oss the mountains from valley to valley, ri
10 within two miles OF this Gap.
More of the enemy s troops are now on thel
gay from Knoxville, and two rebel column
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

The most pleasant, easiest to administer ana most
efficient medicine for the relief and cure Of different dis
h the Honeopa'hic Prescriptions pr spared ~ poet
Clifford they NUMBER forty different kinds PIT mp slnsy
in boxes AZ u cts or in different sized family eases An
nj can be- found A. Fred Smith, Montpelier, or
N Burr Il Co Wholesale Boston, Mass, or Php l-ee'
1856 William street, New-Vork
Philip Lee's name Is on each box Of the
for a manual furnished free,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

FeprEt.. NoNRpE. Sept 5. The flag il trtce
b9a..iri,,.. from 4 ken landing tM. alter
noon via. over $40 pasoled f..-rl, soldiers.
rhpy h,te. been m ,rison IN 1871 and Point
Iaey report 'nai on sept 4'.' 0uI' ii'v,',
W., sh"t 20 Ao'y prison i'' 1''!u a.,l' :"
o"'9h pfi'ole' .'' io'Ni'- oD' - "''''''' '''4
III hie@'iY y 9'e'H' s., A.
ga me ON 'hefo were y ~ "sS'
taken 10 I''e4n,'''p -i'u l'''''1 - 80 IN
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la' h!t.m'"a E"4""'' = ~ 10y '''''''''''
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

movements ge1crally it would now be improper
to speak.
No one seems 10 have any difnite knowledge
Of the force now in Maryland. There is no
.oubt the enemy are throwing all their available
force into Maryland Our troops advanced this
morning.
IIAaRlsBuRsn, Sept. II Hagerstown is now
occupied BY argc force Of rebel cavalry, They
were in possession Of TIE telegraph Office and
aad commenced tearing up tho track Of the
rankin railroad.
The following order has Just neen issued by
authority Of the President OF the UnIted States
$4,000 Of the Frecmen Of Pennsylvania are
hereby called for immediate service to ropeI the
now imminent danger from invasion OF tae enc
mies q. the country
Officers ana commanders Oi company on.
carnations, as authorised By General Order No
b viii Al once report ~ telegraph The place d
'bcr HtaGuUarier- su that orders may be- issued
'l.u these headquarters Tor rams 1lMuon 90
harrisburg .ior auct companies rs may De or
aored 20 move.
Further ad. viii r. ma.e Ok additional
.Hc0s us t.a l4Igrua" ID t.e service mty Do.
4ars
Ueouafoa y cooruiy. uuds IL G,o.
ruIOd...0Yua Ultrucu he make .ar.
HV.- ,..,.b....rr.,l III. .lIe-lgand Iowa. .a-u
p.n, ,1apls .rr enrolled a.a ready Isl r.
I;ym.r GOV CgaTN.
tanNvr >rt H-45o H. NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
NDmpanV,

NOTICE OF AssEssMENf FOR 1882.
fNuE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company herepy notified that the following ASSESS
mens have been by the Directors all Notes IN force
m the llllnu.inr daYs. 10 wit -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

movements generally, it would now be improper
to speak.
No one seems 10 have any diiinite knowledge
Of the force now in Maryland. There is no
ioubt the enemy are throwing all their available
force into Maryland Our troops advanced this
morning
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
GREEN MOUNTAIN FRIEDMAN SEPT. IS, 1862.


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V - u our Scouts WAC oa' Jus' 'e'ar''l' ''oul
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2to'c""i 'acEs0" WIN ''o Nu' ''0o y ~"
H"1e'a'3"h preparing 70 move MS ""oi' "'Hy
upon fenhS}I'hbia'
PHILADELPHIA Sert, II. Tie Inqar0 bias
a report that The leb.I- are 80 Green Castle,
Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE, sept u Heavy hnng we
lelm N che direction 4 Harper ferry "e--
nal'y afternoon iie secesslon'sIs Yesterday
u,.t9r,,tIcu,y. .or. 'As Quarter. u tbo IL
...lt.at C.u L,iI1. .r.s..d M Willn.porr
-"4 ~ l''0 q n'sh," 'al''l5 = ~. .'''' "'''
"'.'.A I'i "'7'' 'i' '""' WIZ s'.~. .'.7'+
Our Informant l.It F.ela'.s yost raay alter
ao4a. .aeiea.l, comma. c.l uwHaoa l4es-
dat MH4 .soas-- passed M.agl. and
u,.,.,aiI0u- w.tt r1uuu FreoulcA Oui m
.9lI.....as uo 4ou6. aut u. We couw lrd-
ID .t $3.50. ,...... l,5...... DO. b..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

MEMPHIS, S,pt. 10 Helena adyices s'a'a thas
m l,ggy rrhel mail na leep captured which, con.
tainen dispatches from Gen. iluimou.
The. also clatuueJ information respecting
rebel movements. Large forces heys tccu sent
+, thwart lae movements thus discovered. Gucr-
yson's cavalry $50 suoas, attacked 1000 rebels
nc.r Cold-wa,er, Miss, last night
Alter a brici euga cement; the rebels attempt
el u flank movement, but GGeryson Tell back to
tho bridge to await rcirlorcements which were
sent. and at last accounts battle was going ON.
NV YORK, Sept. H. Five companies OF the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

pnMpnruM, sept H. The rebel report
es-iyr yil Memphis, ia despatch duled dta
,,>t.. that Ccu Kosecmus had attacked the rc5-
ais n. rupci. Miss, and had been rerused, is
proved 70 O., lalss by d letter in the Cincinnati
Commp,oI. showing tmt ou Oh 9Th il,t zen.
.9.rIaus a,.l h,s army were 40 laau, Nj. .u4
bad mo gnea. emeut With tie enemy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

ClNclNNArl, Sept T. SkITmishes yesterday
afternoon resulted in the capture of twenty
rebels The prisoners report the rebel army IN
good spirits ana ANXIOUS Tor an advance ON
Cincinnati 1t was understood by them that
they we're to fall back in the direction OF Flor
enct u draw out our forces from the entrench'
ments Kirby Smith madea speech to has army
on Monday, assuring them tnat IN ew Gays
thcy would quarter N Cincinnati Il Is also re-
ported that Bragg has reinforced Smith with II
resincu;s a, ten @ clock ths morning the
enure rebrl army tell back. TheTpiokets are
n \ five miles from cur lines,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

BALTIMORE, sept, - The American s.ys
wc learn from gentleman who lett Wcstmln-
ster Yesterday morning, that there Nas 10 dem
ous6auon by the rebels in that direction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

In n Y. Regiment are ordered on' w''h iHIi
equipments aud one days ratvs They are
probably going 10 Philadelphia
New YORK, Sept II. A Cincinnati de-
spatch states that the socesh In Marysvllle have
been cooking for the rebels in anticipation VI
their arrival
1t reported that Cinciunat company has
been bodily captured by the reels
A special dispatch Of Thursdy, night 70 the
Philadelphia Inquirer states shai John J. CoIe'
man. a wealthy citizen, has beer captured y
the rebels
Heavy rains have stopped skHnhalng.
Gen. Bragg il coming up rom >Plrta, Tenn.
BY Lexington Ky., with 20 ,0OO men
Gen, Buell is c)nng from Nashville ~ lou
i.yile with $4,000 men. liier seems 20 ae d
race between tbam, C.nclnuati eng Up prs,
II Bragg gc's here first We Wii.haFe h2' YORK
A DIVISION Of tae enemy IS reported moving
toward the iyyr below hare |ea': 15meh-
trlY Expecting batt.e.
Louisville is reported aai9 b persons from
,here
Zen bousand yoiumef. WIT Squirrel sap.
came % from the country r-da1
Nav YORK. ,.r,. T. 4 lhog.r a9rrs nd
euC states tlst q. j. West " .H.t'r Factory
Hampton county, Miss, dos n ID lhw- Tag lyon
.4e lel f. uau imIi s-sd BIN .-.. .un-Is
usma.a che ioiilaal s..iencr, " tas r"
1e.s 60. under I.e, and .ta5 u.. LJuGs'reee
Ahce4 anl Juaslu a.a $50 20 d4ftiaH" "'l.
$50 600 am ihe abei- kul -1er uu7F
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

Nrw YORK, Sept Il, Five companies OF tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

have also gained our rear, one of which crossed
over by Roger s. and the other by Big Creek
Gap.
One of these columns under Kirby Smith, is
about to push its way to Northern Kentucky,
and attempt to cross the Ohio river, and by the
time tins reaches YOU. the whole Of Eastern
Kentucky will fall INFO the hands OF the rebels,
and we NAV be sJiuted