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

THE RIGHT SPIRIr.-Commend us to
the women of Somervillo, N. j. They
know how to do things. Here is res
oution which some OF them adopted at a
meeting held recently:
Reso(0ea, That ifthe men of Semerville
will not enlist to rescue our country from
her extreme peril, the women will; and
when they go will leave their superauous
garments to those men who choose inglo-
rons ease at home.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

a@y- 1t is amusing and instructive to
hear renegade Democrats speak compli-
mcutary of the "Old Hero, Andy Jack.
son, and wish he were in the Presidential
chair now. Uhere aeOuHthey Je?-among
his revilers, who when he was President.
proposed to march to Washington and
encamp around the Capital and compel
Jackson to reverse his policy, A renegade
Democrat should never mention the hon
ored name Of jackson No, " by the
Eternal SuIjUan Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

CAssIus M. CLAr.-Cas.ius NJ. Clay
has returned to New York. The state
ments made a day or two ago that he will
60 back to Russia, proves correct. He,
himself, said yesterday that he would be
glad to serve his country here, but found
his views of the mode of conducting the
war, as far as slavery is concerned, couldn't
be harmonized with those of the Admin
istration. 1t would not, therefore, do for
him to 60 into the war, because ho would
be constantly hampcred, and if he at
tempt to do what he thought necessary,
would probably be shelved like Fremont.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Choice Poetry.
The Unseen Battle Field.

There is an unseen battlefield
la every human breast,
Where two opposing forces moa,
But where the seldom rest.
The field is vaisd from mcrtal sight
is only seen by One,
Who knows alone where victory lios,
When each days fight is done.
One army clusters strong and fierce,
Their chief of demon. form
His brow is like the thunder.cloud,
His voice the bursting storm.
His captains, Pride, and Lust, and Hate,
Whose troops watch night and day,
swft to detect the weakest point,
And thirstlng for the fray.
Contcnding with :hcir mighty forco,
1t but little bsns;
Yet these, with an unyielding front,
Those warricrs firmly stand,
Their leaders in a God.like form,
OF cuuntenancc serene;
And glowing on his naked breast,
simple CROSS is seen.
His captains, Faith and Pope, and Love,
Point to a wondrUus sign,
Ana gazing at it, all receive,
Strength from a source divine.
They foel it speaks a glorious truth,
truth as great as sure,
That to be victors, they must learn
TO lore, eoH,ids, endure.
That faith sublime, in widest strife,
Inyarts holy calm;
In every deadly blow a shield,
For every wound a balm.
And when they win that battle s10ld,
Past tolls is quite forgot;
The plain where carnage once had reigned,
Becomes halowGd spot;
A spot where flowers Of JOY and peace
Spring from the fertile sod,
And breathes the perfume Of their praise
On every breezc--to God.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

We SHALL SEE One of the resolu-
tions adopted by the late Harrisburg rag.
tag and 'bobtail Republican Convention
pledged the fortunes and the lives of its
members in aid Of the prosecution of the
war. All talk. We predict that few, if
indeed, single man of that reasonable
Convention will tender either his fortune
or his life to the Government. But many
OF them, we have no doubt, will offer their
services as contractors, paymastcrs, sut-
lers, clerks, &c.-CarliSle VolSnteer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

pGy" PouLTRy may be benefited by
cleaning the grain fields after harvest
Ii confined TO the yard give plenty Of
water, gravel, lime, and occasionally
little animal food, to stimulate them to
lay. Fatten chickens and ducks for mar
kct early; it takes less grain in warR
weather, and the prices are moro remu-
nerative.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs MS ola freho
and customers. that he has purchased MS btS'h'is
ntorest in tho above establishments and the concern WIS
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively , ,
Ne has lust received and offers for sale me iatG
xfSs est and most extensive assortment OF y MI
Ms STOVES ever introduced into TINS paIkSt'
FZsA His stock consists Of a complete assortment nl
hrst ookinr and paror stoves in the market loe'ln
or nth stoys Fxtnres n every descriptions oven ana
BOX stoves Radiators Cyindar stoves Sast Iron a., M
Night stoves Cannon stoves, Nc" &C. i ~ o%r
aware constantly on hand and manufactured 10 oder
All kinds of repairing dune usual, on short hoce
Tho patronage OF old friends aud new eustonsS TO-
spQotfiiy solicited. - a VI NJ Cf|"i'
Boon sburg, November I'd 1860 TT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

WHAT'S IN A NAME 1T is said that
the Prince of Wales, lately reported to
have been secretly married to pretty
Irish girl, is to marry the Danish Prin-
cess Alexandria Caroline Maria Charlotte
Louise Julie Won Clucksburg, That is a
great many people to marry. 1t is to be
hopel she is not quite so long as her name.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

Dsy" "Oh, mother do send for the doc
tor" said little boy of some three years.
"What for, my dear!'
"Why, there's gentleman in the par
lor who says he'll die if Jane don't marry
him, and Jane says she won't"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

s&S" BAKED QUINcEs.-This fruit may
be baked like apples, adding syrup, or
sugar and water, while baking. Certainly
every one who likes sour baked apple,
will relish a baked ounce. They are
very good simply baked, and eaten with
powdered sugar.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

D4s- A doctor advertises in one Of our
exchanges "sure cure for trihing ex.
pense." If he can invent something which
will be a sure cure for big expense, we
would recommend this Administration to
patronize him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

DN- "I HAVE good ear, wonderful
ear said a conceited musician, in the
coarse of conversation,
$50 has jackass !" replied bystand-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

peg" People who like to talk their minds,
should sometimes mind their talk.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

eT ne Csprt House. "Deaoerdtie Hoad Quarters"
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
sl % In advance, for one copy, for six months.
75 In advance for one copy, one year.
90 II not paid within the first three months.
= Us II pHid within the first six months.
so II not paid within the year.
pI- No subscription taken for less than six months
nnd paper discontinued until all arrOurages shall have
bscn paid.
~ Ordinary vApvERrtssNESTs inserted, aud Jon Work
executed, at thu abshedprIccs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

l, Meantime the captains take the rest,
and the host goes not forth from the tents.
2, In the morning the rcviee is sound
ed, the drums beat the tattoo at night ;
tomorrow is as this day, and the months
pass like tale that is told,
3. They say, Wait yet thirty days and
your eyes shall see your great salvation,
4. All the makers of shoddy say, Amen.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

rREMoNr STILL IN COMMAND OF THH
ARMY IN MISSOURI.
And =. Gseman tvodoors East Of the P.eia
House Council Bluffs, Iowa. 10 IN command OF large
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
teYsls Pure wines and Liquors. Tobocco and Cigars,
every thing In the stationary ne Lamps Of all kinds
together with endless variety Of Pcrfumey Fancy
Goods, &c
without any boasting, we are happy to inform our
friends that still prepared to muster goods In our
line In sucient force to the attention OF SUCH
q may favor with call, and at The time allow
them al to be takeR without killing man which Is
al have say these war times except that we al
low batteries to be stormed Oulyly yellow Boy
regiments ..Our latch string is and We especi-
ally request cash end short time buyers to pull H.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

each township, vt<: SMessrs II. o. Wsss
kids, Pfssidspt wm. hsls, Esq., score.
tary.o Nswton Richards, Al @erson; In.
SsripgaslA, Silver Greek |; Dlaif,
Rs~lss; =. 8. Wing, PlastssilIs3 ~. v.
enm.srs, Mbits Cloud John OopI Ilsud,
Lynne; p. p Bonnaten, OakI Wn. HaksF,
Isdiai 0ESek j kWs aCSsxs3 I1gsaA11ls
Samasl Barstow, s.. Narys.
On gnosios sis vs. cfderpd ssles = any
called meeting of The Central Committee .
majority Of ito members present shall have
power to tsansast bosinsD. ssss
On motion tie following resolutions we're
snanineaslJ adopted. ss TEsagzgg
Rssolvsi That 10 admiuIs slraSien 81
Abrahsm Lincoln, characterized By uDex.
ampled vigor, and patriotic determine.
ton 60 preSerss 10 iss purity vour nc4sl Re.
pubic. 90 {ae fathsss inads, is-.ths paSunes
by Cougress Of the Homestead asnd Pacific
Railroad Bills - leaves 90 no room to
doubt The fsceits6S s0Y our faith Ah1 u
thoI plassosn 81 PRINCIPLES enusosateda q
Chicago in 1860, we reiterate and reamrm
VUt -&uSkI3UVy WnuVuOs 1VN0IV9WYSe& ~ q
ssrissies, and viii % sbidins ooDAdssee
that faithful adherence to them, will, in
the end, restore confidence, harmony, and
brotberly lcys 80 - essctions nfsour COM
ResSfSSd: That al honor -. due TshA
brave soldiers Of Mills County, and Of The
State Of lows, who have forsook the COM
forts Of home, frieOds, family, and all the
dearest ties Of humanity, and are gallant
" bearing onward and upward the glorious
Stars and Stripes they have proven them,
solves preeminsDtly the s'bravest OF the
brave, )" and we will welcome with joy the
day Of their return 10 family, 6resids and
frieuds. sf 8 sftss5sg'at 50 .22sN
On motion the Western Era and Council
Bluffs Nonpareil be requested to publish
the proceedings Of this CoavessioB or
ried. s9 8 ss18 ~
The convention then adjourned. ~ ",
- :. NATHANIEL DEAN, Chairman.
j. II. MADIsoN, Sec'ty. saw swod@eS 7fff
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12
VICKS BURG!

Z . ~
al5f. ID SaH sai Washington, July 4.
The following account OF the battles Of
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, have been
Sunday morning, the corps Of Generals
Sumner und Franklin were left in the works
ct Fair Oaks, with instructions to evasnate
and protect the baggage supply trains on
their way 10 ,James river. They had hardly
left the position, and were falling back on
the Railroad and williamsburg turnpike,
when the rebels discovered the movement,
and Immediately started in pursuit with
their whole force. So rapidly did the reb-
els approach that our officers had barely
time to place their men 10 position to re-
ceive them before they we're upon them.-
The ensmy adyanced 10 the attack about 2
o'clock. The battle lasted until, dark, du-
ring which the enemy suffered terribly, sd-
vancing in solid mass to within . short
distance OF our artillery. The effect OF oar
guns upon their ranks Was fearfuA killing
and woundipg them By bundreds. Al dark
the snemy were repulsed and forced 70
abandon their position. This battle took
place about II miles from Savage's Station.
While this battle Vas in progrsss, other
important events were transpiring ct the
Railroad bridge across the .Chickahominy,
which vas burned, and train ct II cars
under . full head of steam run ovsrboard.
All the comm,ssary and quarternastst,s
stores unable to be removed usfe commit
ted to tbs flames, together With large
amount Of ordnance stores.
A large house at the station which Was
filled with ths sick and wounded, whom il
was impossible TO get away, we're left under
the care Of our surgeons, with al the
necessaries for their comfort. They num-
bersd about 700, and are nov II the hands
Of the enemy. .t,s
The troops Who fought the battle Of Sun
day retired under cover Of night te White
Oak Swamp Bridge, : distance Of about
y miles, there 70 swais the Advance sf the
Tbs disposition q tie troops On Monday
was as follows: Gen. Smith's DiyisioD,
supported BY Neagley's Brigade, ooonpied
the right Of the Bridge, while Gems. Sum.
nsr and Frank Inns corps occupied the left.
Hentsleman's corps and AcCalps division
were ordered out to meet the enemy who
were approaching from Richmond. The
enemy came up boldly early ID the morn
ing, having been heavily reinforced By the
:roops Who had fought the battle OF Fri
day, on the opposite side Of the Chick ahonn-
ipy. About 8 O'Clock il vas evident that
some portion Of our army must give way,
40 the rebels were constantly throwing
fresh troops into acsion. Our troops -
front Of the bridge now fell back 70 Withih
three and 1 half miles Of Turkey Island,
whore the fight was shortly Afterwards re-
pswed and continued with the kfsates d.
4tefu,iuation ou. both sides. - s.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-19
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this county, we give it place in our col
umns, with the hope that those for whom
it is INTENDED, may more clearly see theil
duty-and perform it. We have haC
some experience in the matter, and con-
fess to having had several "dishearten.
ings." But here is the article:
"We know of nothing that is more dis.
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ten is, when soliciting subscribers, 81 feel
too poor to take your psper: | take the
". Y. Tribune" Tor some other huge
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of his county paper, and when, if the for
eign papers were published seventy years
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would single edition of his own county
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Recollect, IL a home paper is to be sup
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one who has county interests at stake his
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from home until he is able to take sec
ord paper. His first will be his home
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terests with that o. his county, as to con-
slider the payment of his subscription as a
!. after of as early duty as the payment OF
his taxes"
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Tiffin. o., Friday December 9. ,s6a
a Few plain words 10 subscribersi


a Few Plain Words TO ubscribeTsI
On account Of the greatly increased cost OF
all materials, that ente into the manufacture
Of Newspaper, the dailies and large
number Of weeklies, have increased their
price from 80 to 50 per cent. We do not
propose to raise the price of the TRIBUNE at
present, ('hough to do justice to ourselves
we should.) but after the lst Of January
1863. we shall live strictly up to our pub
lished rates, as follows: Town subscribers,
81 25; fpaid in advance, So 90. Mail sub.
scribers, 50 90; il paid in advance. 81 so.
Delinquent subscribers who pay up all ar.
rearages and one gear in advance, between
this time aud the lst Of January, 1868, we
shall only charge advanced rates; but after
that time, we shall strictly enforce the fore.
going terms. All free papers are discontin-
uel.
We shall positively take no less than the
above rates from any one--execpt Minister.
OF the Gospel, who will be charged 81 Oh
in clubs or any other manner. We would
positively lose by it five did. 1t takes
about three ffths Of the full subscription pric,
at present, 10 pay fer the white paper alone
We will not work for nothing and boarC
ourselves.
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New York Market.

Nrw IoRK Dec, IL.
FLouR-Snles OIL 6 .sOO bbls Mt S5,7586 M
for supor western t6 2Ud6 80 iar common
TO medium extra western: Sc 10G6 75 Tor in.
ferior Ia good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHeAr-Salosat 81 3T6sl 46.
RYr-Sales at OO@95c.
BARLEf Sales at 40.
CoRN-- Sales $4,000 bu at 76s17 for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at e7@7oo for State, West
crn aud Canadian.
WuisKr-hcld 39c.
PoRK-Salcs. 35O bills at sl400@l4 IL
for mess II 50@ll rs for prime
BLEF-Sales at S. 5O@7 ~ for country
prime; sS 00@l0 90 for country mess..
BEEr HAss--Steady. Sales at SIG 0U@s
90 for western.
Cur MrArs-Dull, at 3le@4e for shoul'
dcrs, and4a4 @5iac for hams.
BAcoS- Steady. Sales at 81 &c.
LARD-Sales ut Shs@9lac.
Bu1rER--A fair business doing at l6@2O
for Ohio; loo l9c for State.
CHsnE-9JaGl3c
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The Tenth Cavalry ordered 10 South
Carolina.--The 10th Cavalry now numbers
about one thousand men on its rolls, Of which
about 500 are in camp. The 9Th Cavalry
now in Camp Chase, numbering 400 men,
have been consolidated with the 10th, making
the number full. The men Of the 9Th will
be up in few days.
The 10th Cavalry will leave shortly for
South Carolina. We understa nd that Gen.
Hunter made requisition on the War De
partment for Cavalry, and that Gov. Tod
was requested to send two cavalry regiments
from Ohio. One OF these is the 10Th, which
will shortly be on the way Major Thaysl
has gone To Washington to make arrange
ments in re lation To the movement.
The regiment will leave here without hor.
ses. which viii be supplied on reaching Wash.
ingtOn.-Cleye. Her.
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Discharged Soldiers.-If a soldier is
discharged before he has served two whole
years or to the end Of the war if sooner end.
ed, he forfets his 500 bounty. The boek
dues for wages, aud fifty cents for each twen-
tY miles Travelled from the place of discharge
to the place of enrol lment, he is entitled to
on the pay certificates from his nearest pay.
master. liza soldier be killed or dies ofdis-
ease, before the end of two years or the close
Of the war, he has, under the liberal con
struction Of the law, served TO the end oI
the war 20 far as he is or can be concerned
Congress intended, no doubt, by the pro
visions OF the law that 10 one should hav,
the bounty until the end Of the war. The Sl0(
bounty, by this law, will be Immediately paii
as soon as audited.
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Benham s Worm pastilla Candy.
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BUnham's Hygiene Coueh Drops
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Bcnham's Liver Pills.--Good 10
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Bcuham's Joshua Drops.-Like
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nation, Dipthcria. Putrid Sore
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-19

A Paying Investment.--we esnool
think Of any enterprise that would be 80 like.
y TO be an exceedingly paying one. as that
Of Paper Mill in Tifiu. II lie desirable
to establish rag mill. rags are plenty and
very low; lift is thought straw mill, then
straw is a great desl plsnter aud lower also.
There isno Pa per Mill near here to enter in
to toeompetition with il, and IL c eould have all
the custom and charge just such prices slmcs,
% It had mind to. There 10 money here
for any one who is wise enough to invest his
capital in il. We doubt II a better point Tor
such mill can be found in the State, nor a
better time than now, while paper is up 80
high.