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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

DsE" "ELEcTIoN.--The "Susquohanna
River and North and West Branch Tele.
graph Company" held the annual election
for officers on the 25th ult.
The following persons were elected;
Prosident--A.G Goell,
Treasurcr~-A. b. Pricstly.
Secrctary-Harry Y. Friling.
Drectors-A. i. Knapp, VIM. /.
Greenough, Hugh De Haven, NJ. b. Prizes
tly, j. G. j.. Shindol, VIM. j. Dewart,
John S. Boyer, Jesse. c. Hortun, c. Lau.
bach, L. b. Rupert, VIM, Cameron, l.. A.
Mackey, Peter Wise j. X, Davis.
A BIT OF ADvICE.-Senator Sumner.
in his hypocritcal letter to the New York
meeting, says:
"What / can do lot me do. There is
no work which | will not undertake, there
is nothing 1 will not renounce, if so l can
serve my country"
Well, says the st. Louis Republican,
he can serve his country by a very easy
performance, Let him reign his seat ii
the Senate and announce that lie will moi
be candidate for re election, and then &C
into the army as q volunteer and take tho
front rank.
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ntay-A DELEGATION OF CoLoRED Me,

nay-A DELEGATION OF CoLORED MEN
AT THE WHITE HOUSE An interview
took place at the White House on Thurs.
day afternoon between President Lincoln
and a delegation of colofcd men In re-
sponse to request to address the dclega-
tion the president gave his views at length
on the status of the colorcd race in this
country, He urged strongly the fact that
they conld never be on terms Of equality
with the white race, and argued in favor
Of negro colonization in Central America.
No response was made to his remarks.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

B@Dr. John mistakes the spirit ofour
loyal people and his own duty as citi-
zen, in his attempt 10 cry down or depre-
ciate the standing of WIN EYER. He
openly justifes both of the recent out
rageous acts of violence, and it would
seem is anxious to inaugurate mob-law
in our community This is certainly a
mistake, attempt it who may, and they
must be very careful that they do not,
sooner or later, reap the bitter fruit OF
such teachings.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
gy-ALLEN & NEEDLESS FERTILIZER

gG-ALLEN & NEEDLESS FERTILIZERS.
Those we'll known merchants, Allen &
Needles, of Philadelphia, again avail
themselves of the columns of the Democrat,
to call attention of Columbia county farm,
ers to the merit of their standard man
ures. Nothing better than their cele-
brated Super Phosphate has ever been Of
fered while those who have faith in the
superior efficacy of Guano, can be supplied
with an excellent article on highly favora-
BILE terms.
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tarDr. John attempts to censure The

taS-Dr. John attempts to censure the
District Attorney, for instituting legal pro-
ceedings against the men who were instru.
mental in producing disturbance in our
peaceful county. Passing by his numer-
Gus falsehoods, in relation to the prosecu
tions, it is proper to say, that he wiIlfull y
or ignOrantly perverts the truth, in saying
that that officer gets SO each for twenty pros
ecutions. Every simplcton knows, or ought
to know, that the Attorneys Fee is S5 90
for each indictment, aud that is all the
District Attorney gets in this case-in-
stead of $60-as they are all compreLsu-
dod in one prosecution. Truly
"Where ignorance is bliss,
IT'S folly to be wise."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

THEY WANT ONIoNs.--A loud cry for
onions comes from the camps on the James
River. Ten cents is paid for single on
ion, because scurvey rs appearing and there
is nothing like onions to keep off sour
Wy. Government is implored to send along
some onions. The cry of one correspond
ont is, "liberty and onions, now and for.
ever, one and inseperable !" Send US on.
ions, and you send us vigor, life, rigor.
Send us onions =
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
WOmtOur Democratic Ticket.

Sheri0.-Edward Young.
TaedSurer-Abraham Wagner.
Reg. d. Recorder-W. G. johnson.
Con,n,iSSiouer.-Joh Moore.
The Representative Conferees were in
structcd for John G. Ellis.
Our democratic friends, in little Montour,
will easily elect the above Ticket. 1t is q
good one and strong. The opposition,
know. nothing no-party thing, is mainly
made up of renegade politicians and disap,
pointed expectants.
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THE NATIONAL PLATFORM!
PURPOSES OF THE WAR;

CONGREss, ~ A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS PASSED THE
FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, WHICH VOICE on
THE NATION AND Is THE TRUE STANDARD OF LOYALTY
"That the present deplornbe civil war has been
forced upon the country by the disnnionists of the
Southern States, in arms against the Constitutional
Government and in arms around the Capital that IN
this National Ci2ergcnty Congress, banishng all feel
ing of mere passion or resentment will rccolect only
its the whole country that this dr Is not acdged
their part in any spirt Of oppression or for any Pur
pose Of conquest SRagaioR pposeo Of oUerthrong
or iaterfsriag isiA the rights established institutions Of
those States but to defend and maintain the supremacy Of
the aud 10 preserUo the Union Uith the dig
ny equality and rights Of the SeUerdt states Unimpdredj
and that these objects arc accomplished the raT
ought TO cease"
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ns~Cnnt. MELL1NaroN II. ENT. Of the

Bg Capt. WELLINGToN II. ENT, of the
"Iron Guards, after an absence of over a
year, the past week has been at home pay
ing brief visit to his parents and friends.
Capt. Ent, is brave officer and true pa
triot,-the eldest son of our estimable fell
low-citizen, the Hon. PETER ENT, who
has another Son: Lieut.. UsAL II, ENT, also
in the Army. Both these officers have
been in and through the fiercest battles Of
the campaign and have each won unfading
honors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

E9- UNION DEMOCRATIC CoRN.-We
have in our Office stalk of Corn, taken
from our Corn Acre, last Monday, which
measures thirteen feet high! The lot is
much of the same sort. This Corn seed
was, in last April, pres ented to us by the
Hon. ABRAM PETERS, of Lancaster coun.
ty, the only man in our State elected as a
Union Democrat to the Legislature who
maintained his integrity inviolato and re-
fused to affiliate with Black Republican
ism. Hence, its emphatically, "UNIoN
DEMOCRATIC Corn"
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Day~CoLoNEL CoRcoRAN A BR1aAD1ER

g0TCoLoNEL CoRcoRAN A BRIGADIER.
"A dispatch from Washington says, that
the gallant Col. Corcoran was Cd Monday
last, appointed Brigadier-General, his COM
mission to date back from the battle of
Bull Run, the struggle in which himself
and brave command so greatly distinguish
ed themselves, and in which he was taken
prisoner.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
By order of the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War,

Governor Curtin's mission to Wash.
ington has proved entirely successful, rs
the additional regulation order (8th) for
the enrolment and draft of militia, which
has just been received, will show.
Gen. Wool and several of his aids arc
here, rendering valuable assistance in the
formation of regiments. One regiment
leaves LanceStor tomorrow morning, fully
armed and equipped, for the seat of war.
Several other regiments also leave here
TO morrow, and, from present appearan-
ces, Pennsy ylvania will have fltccnsrogi-
ments in the field within week. Others
are rapidly forming.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

bG~ The "Faley Spirit" and "1imes,"
at Chambersburg, have been united, and
the consolidated paper is now published
by Mcssrs, II. G, Keyser, B. Y. Hamshcr
and W. Kennedy. The paper will con.
tinue to be soundly Democratic, and sus-
tain the men and measures of the party.
We wish the onterprising publishers sue
cess.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

RsS~ RELEASE OF PRISONERS Colonel
Michael Corcoran, Lieut.. Colonel Wilcox,
Colonel Bowman and Major Vogdcs have
at length been released by the rebels, and
are now in Washington. This will be
good news to the many friends Of these
noble patriots.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Sullivan for EHWeil,

Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL, Of Bradford
county, has carried the Sullivan county
Democratic Convention, unanimously, for
our President Judge.
Hon. GEO. D JACKSON, of Sullivan, has
also carried that county, unanimously, for
the Stale Legislature.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

fearful pressure to induce him 10 e,e,,
the powers which his official posi,ioo
present circumstances affords, 10 act cor.,
er 10 this plain provision in the Cons,,ut.
and TO his own pledge TO the Amp,io.
people. This pressure has been so c,,
that the President, in his high position -.
induced 10 appeal 10 the Union. lovno r..
aressmen from the Border Slave Stale, +
relief Let the whole loyal people ola
Stale of Pennsylvania come forward
mass meetings, and with our patriotic D.,
determined voice give assurance TO p,o.
dent Lincoln OF lha, relic which he seoy.
Let us assure him tha, the only relief be
ever obtain is from the loyal masses, him
berng at least 300, 900 men in Penn,y,,
MIA alone, who are firmly resolved N ba,,
they are the sources oiall power, and
the supreme power in the iahd, they ins
10 "preserve, protect and defend the G..
stitution OF the United States, anai,y.
lis foes, whether Aboliionisls or Seco.
ionists.
Come, fellow couutrymen, as You y,r
the great principles Of the Constitutions.
you love the Union of these Staes-as ".
would avert despotsm or anarchy--as il
your right 10 defend the Consiu..
against all its foes, and as it has the DOW,
10 do so, devote the l7lh Of September p..
TO such demonstrations OF the ponp
heart as will give moral support 10 all ii,
friends OF the country and serve to On,
the policy OF The officers Of The gcvernn.r
in opposition to deadly and fatal connu,
! need not add the counsels which the sl
! Itiouists seek to give. Next to the posse.
! ion OF our constitutional rights, We sinl
strive TO secure the most thorough ob..
vance Of order, and the personal iisn,t
every citizen. Our enemies seek to imrr.
] 10 MS il willingness TO produce a coils.
OF forces. IT, hy this, is meant mefer
/ determination 10 have our rights unie,r
/ Constitution, at whatever sacrifice, e,
assure them that while we leel to surrenl.
these righ would degrade our manic,
and therefore no such surrender ever n
be made, yet as good citizens we will ".
everything bu oar honor and these rrs
10 avert such collision. We will appeal
we have the right 10 expect and itG,a
hope, yea, believe, we shall have the he
| OF the officers Of TIE Government; 10 aid
! in p oec;ing our rights and ayeriing 50.
! collision Let us show these enemies M.
we well understand the baseneSs oil a
hearts that, determined upon mons'o.
wrong, would persist in such wrong, az.
impule dreful calaslrophies which G.
may thus occasion TO the friends OF tae Cg
| slluion-of lhe laws, and therefore Of
| perseverance, OF perfect order. Salf,
up as we do. only to resis, aggression W.
our rights, upon the heads Of
aggressors must be the responsiby
any consequences OF evil But, which
you-my country men, and the Offices
the Government co-operatng, guided
! kind !leaven-ayer.
+. W. HUGHES,
Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Cummuee
Ihila. August lih, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

SeS-The Democratic State Central Com
mittee will meet at the Buehler House, in
Harrisburg, on Thursday, the 2Sth inst, =,
at clock, p. M. A full attendance of
the members is urgently and earnestly re-
quested by the chairman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Luzerne Democratic Ticket.

CongreSS-Charles Denison.
Senator--Jasper B. Stark.
Me,V-S. Ii. Putorbach.
ASSem6ly-Peter Walsh, S. W. Trim
mer, and Jacob Robinson.
CommisSiOner-Stephon Davenport.
C0T0Ner-Dr. J. W. Gibbs.
.4ulttor--W. Ii. Alexander.
Surveyor-John Sturdevant.
The contest for Congress, was betwixt
G. Donison and II. b. Wright. The Col
was beaten by 13 votes and is finally
shclvod. The foregoing Ticket will be
elected, beyond per adventure, by the
noble democracy of old Luzerne.
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pGSVoLUNTEERs ABUND.

p3@VoLUNTEERs ABUNDANT.-The
President is bored almost to death with
Wide Awakes from all parts of the North,
anxious to enlist in the army-of tax
gatherers Old Abe gives them just two
minutes each to present their qualifications.
Cheshire RpuJhcan
If their qualifications are not superior
to the average of Republican Office seekers
they could we'll be presented in half the
time allowed by the President.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

Bay The members of the Band, attached
to the Iron Guards, arrived in Bloomsbury
on Saturday, h haviug been honorably dis
charged from the service. They have ac,
quit themselves with honor, in the service
of the Union Army, and were joyfully
welcomed home again. Thrice welcome,
patriotic volunteers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature IN l'l'
Every one his own Salesman JONES q Ou' i.
crescent One Prlce Cloihing store, No. 2Jl Mas"
above sixth, Philadelphia
~ auuitloh TO having the largest, most 'al,
fashionable stock of Clothing i'm Philadelphia, Ml.
pressly for retail sales have comstitulcdcycry ',
own salesman, by having marked in figures on 81 81
hclo at the'very lowest price It can b. sold leT .
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike, .r-
pans taken with the making SO thai ali canbuy ".
lu.' assurance of getting good article al ilt lI-
.sl asl ptlcc. Also, large stock of piece goud' o."
'nc lalrat style and best qualities, wh,hWll w,,s
:" oiuer ~ lAe most fashionable and best ""'
p'1 cent, below credit prices. h;i
No. 2O4 ''' ." ''"' IONlr sN
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br3~RELEAsg OF GEN, McCALL.-Gen
Mccall, the Commander of the Pennsyl-
yaria Reserve Regiments, who was taken
prisoner in the seven days battles before
Richmond, has been exchanged and re-
leased. 1t is reported that he has been
relieved from his command to enable him
to visit his home aud be restored to health
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

pG~HENRY j. MYERS, Esq, of Adams
county, has been nominated by the Demo
cratic Convention for the Legislature
Last year Mr.. Myers was elected by the
citizen vote, but one John Bu2Jy, claimed
his seat on the strength of two majority of
the Army vote, and cheated Mr.. M. out of
his seat in the House. Justice will now
prevail.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
lsg- The Grand Jury Of Eric county,

1as- The Grand Jury Of Eric county,
indicted Morrow b. Lowry for perjury
Mr.. Lowry is the Abolition State Senator
who wanted Mr.. Lincoln to issue an oman
cipation proclamation, and at the same
time offer, as reward to the negroes thus
emarcipated, ten acres Of land for every
white mans scalp they would produce at
Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
rar THE Dundalk (Ireland) Democra

says:
"The American Union is the best friend
of Ireland in the world. We beg to tell
the Irish in America that the people of
Ireland are nearly to man with the cause
of the Union and against the wicked re-
bellion of the niger whippers. They do
not forget the good deeds of the Republic
in their day of distress, and they heartily
wish success to the Stars and Stripes aud
a speedy defeat to that auaacious faction
who have revolted against the freeest Gov
ernment mankind has ever witnessed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON,
Aug. l4,lS62.

Ordcred, Eighth-That in filing all
acquisitions for militia the quotas Of the
several States will be apportioned by the
Governors among the several counties,
and where practicable among the sub.
divisions of counties, SO that allowance
shall be made to such counties and sub
divisions of counties for all volunteers
heretofore furnished bythem and mustered
into service of the United States, and
whose stipulated term of service shall not
have expired.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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SO-Dr. Johns insinuation, in this
weeks machine, that the Commissioners
were compelled to do justice to the volun-
teers is superlatively contemplate. They
never intended injustice to our noble vol
unteers. Much less, had be or his clan,
any influence on their action.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

na-The Two Companies of Columbia
County Volunteers, which marched last
week from Bloomsburg to Camp Curtin,
have been formed into the l32d Regiment,
and on Monday last, took their departure
for Washington. They comprize the fow-
or of our brave young men. God bless our
noble Volunteers for the Union.
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HARRISBURG. Pa. Aur. Ii. lGS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. IA. 1852.
The following order has just been re-
ceved by the Governor
Ordered, First That after the 18th day
of this month, bounty and advance pay
shall not be paid to any volunteers for
any new regiments, but only to volun-
teers for regiments now in the field, and
volunteers to fill up new regiments now
organizing, but not yet full.
Second: Volunteers to fill up new reg
iments now organizing will be received
and paid the bounty and advance pay
until the 22d day of this month, and if
not completed by that time incomplete
regiments will consolidate and superfluous
officers mustered out.
Third: Volunteers TO fill up old regi-
ments will be received and paid bounty
and advance pay until the 1st day of
September.
Fourth: The draft for three hundred
thousand militia, called for by the Presi-
dent, will be made on Monday, the first
day of September, between the hours of 8
and 8 a. III. and and 5 o'clock p. m. and
continued from day to day between the
same hours until completed.
Igth: If the old regiments should not
be filled up with volunteers before the
first day of September, special draft will
be ordered for the deficiency.
Sinth: Exigencies of the service re-
quire that officers now in the field should
remain with their commands, and no
officer now in the field, in the Regular
or Volunteers service, will, under any
circumstances, be detailed to accept new
command
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Special Notices.

~ THOMAS w MATTSON, Received Co.,.
m.uai a. lne Worlds Fair in London lrJl, ior lr
CAkPEf BAGS Boots, shoes aud Gums. Gra'r
lheh's are are now offered to purchasers Of the i"',
Bags Naliccs, &C., in Philadelphia very ch 'apl %
NO iol Market Street, one door above ilh, S'.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

bD~We acknowledge the receipt, from
the Common Council of the City of New
York, of splendidly printed copy of the
"Oration of Gen, Hiram Walbridge, on
the political and industrial interests of the
United States"
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NJ A r r L A G. Il s

- In Berwick on the 10th inst, By.
Rev. } NJ, Salmon, Mr.. JosEpn LIN
BURG of New York city to Miss EN
LAURA WILKERsoN, ofBerwick Col. {.
Pa.
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" f. IT, LITTLE, Esq, Of bloom township, .
IrInGSiGd to announce, will be acandidatp ihl''
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, subject TO the usage
Ooiunhla County democratic Convention
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

w! we are aulhorizcdt to announce the name Of IS'
lnr once Of COUNTY SURVEYOR, subject TO .
.ision ol tle Columbia County Democratic C"N
"lnch wlll assemble on the 18th inst, at GlOo~"
August ., 1862
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d e A T FL S.

In Berwick, on Monday night, |.
inst, Mrs. MARY BaoBsT, aged G3 20
In Brialcrcck on the llth inst j.
SHELLHAMER, aged II years, | | mo-
and 26 days.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

N Eare authorized 10 announce through the Ell
w oi our paper that ROIlR MCHENRi, Of
township, will be candidate at the approadut
Ilcctioh for COUNTY CO.H.Ui,SfO.NLR, subject
VIII be held in August next.
July II, lsJ2
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET
CORRECVED VEEEJy
CANDIDATES.
announcement Fee $500.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

W NlRFwill be n candidate for DiN7RNT
W TORNEY. at the coming fall election. :
To ihn decision Of the Democratic County CuuyU
July II, l-G4.
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R5y"THE Rev, DR.. Breckinridgc, Vi
has been all his life opposed to the D.a
cratic party, some time ago said:
"Thc permanent triumph of the Den
cratic party, in 1864 is the best result
see to be possible for the country
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additional Regulations IN Rega1dt to Drqf
tS1g,

WAsHNGToN, Aug IA, 1869.
The following additional regulations
for the enrolment and draft ofthe militia
were issued to-day -
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Important War Department Order.

The Time SetJor Stopping Bounty o1sd
Advance pay-- Constellation Of Ic'm>
plete RegimentS-Dratting TO Commence
Septen6tr |.
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Phila. August lilh, 1862.