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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

saT The Independent of this week has
an elaborated panegyric on "Stonewall"
Jackson who is credited with all the vir-
tues and abilities he really did possess and
with some others, as We shrewdly suspect,
he could lay no claim to "Hencelorth,'
says Mr.. Boecher, henceforth we know
him no more after The flesh. He is no
longer foe. We think Of him now as q
undetermined gentleman, rare and emi-
neat Christian ~
We notice this crcditable exhibition of
magnanimity on the part of Mr.. Beccher
to mark the contrast which it affords TO
the unwise and malignant fcrocity that
distinguished the entire abolition faction
at the opening of the war. 1t will be
remembered that previous to the battle g
Bull Run q report obtained currency that
General Scott had sent his personal re-
CARDS TO his old friend General Lee, Of
,he rebel army, whercupon the radical
press, led by the Tribune, berated him
very severely tn 'refor. The mosts e..
rious of the charges against General
Chas. F. Stone was that he had persona
friends in the rebel army, his old school
fellows for whom he still cherished a warm
affection, These people could not under
stand how a general in the Union army
could be ft for his position unless he was
inspired by the same ferocious mulignity
that was frctting and fuming their own
narrow brains. Yet the history o! al!
civilized warfare shows that the armies
which are the most succc ssful are those
lod by generals who are the most chival
rous, masnanimous and Iorbenring towart
their enemies, and who are inspired BY
the higher sentiments rather than th'
worst passions Of our nature.
Mr. Bcechcr must have been strucl
with the difference in the department o
tho rival generals now facing each othc
on the Rappahannocl. The one, aftr
mo st signal victory. Gcrorous, revoron
and guarded il lis staon crts tie otl
egotstical and boastful before battle, falls
and untrulhful when defeated. Whist cal
we expect when our great cause is in tb
keeping of Hooker, and the Eo,ts Of
wicked rebellion are msrshaled by Lee
We can never be successful until higho
moral qualities obtain in our nation
councils and are manifested at the heat {
our armies.
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HON. G, l.. VALLANDIGHAMS S
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery and the Civil War

THIS WORK is in press and will soon be ready u
Il contains complete and accurate copies OF Mr.. Val
andghans principal speeches., on the subjects above
named Also parts of many other speeches, with let
tiers, incidents, votes etc The work has been care
fully edited and IL believed to present fairly aud
recty the political record aud post ion Of man whose
views, in relation to the OF national troub
les aud the right remedies for them, attracting an
extraordinary amount of public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper, 205 pages
large Svo.
Prce--papor covers, so cents; cloth IS cents.
Delivered by mail express, prepaid on receipt oil
the price.
" Send orders, with the money enclosed to Co
lumbus, Ohio addressed TO j. H. RILY co, ia
Gov, MEDARY office of the Crisis. large sale ls
expected.
~ Every newspaper that gives the above three in
sertions, also this notice aud sends marked copies ad
dressed Box 600 Columbus Ohio will receive thr5c
copies Of the work.
April 4, 1863 -3w
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN, May ls-It is repre-
rented as coming from rebel sources that
Gen. George e. Hickett, formerly of the
9th United States Infantry will succeed
Jackson in command of his oorrS Of the
Confederate army. He is now second in
command Of Gen. Longstrects corps.
Paymastcrs will soon be provided with
lund0 to pay the Army of the Potomac up
to the lst oi May.
The friends Of Captain Stephen Weed,
Chief of Artillery Of sykes division, say
that he was not Killed ia the recent battle,
as was reported.
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sa"The Crops in this locality begin to
look promising. The Spring thus far has
been backward, but our farmers seem to
have made up for the loss time juding from
the appearance Of the Summer crops
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

Uniformity Of Prices A New Feature in Business
Every his own Salesman! JONES n 20. of the
Crescent Price Clothing store, No. 2Oi Marketstreet
above sixth, Philadelphia,
la ad .ition to having The largest. most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made ex
presslv for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own salenan by having marked in ieurrs, on cao
article the very lowest price IT eau be sold for so they
cauAot possibly vary--all must buy alike.
The goods are well spongcd and prepared and great
mains taken with the making so that all eau buy with
the fun assurance OF getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock of piece goods haut
of the latest style aud hest qualities which viii be ulad
to order in the fashionable and best manner q
| per cent, below credit prices
Remember the Crescent, IN Market above Sixth stree
| No 20i. JONES Il &C,
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Communications.
A Letter from a Democrat.
HrDE PARK, May II, 1863.
Col L. j.. TAFT,
Dcar Sir -

IJCUr or -
Enclosed
please find q two dollar bill, the amount
of my subscription to your paper. You
must excuse me for not sending my bill
earlier. | have so many bills OF this kind
10 look after that l sometimes become
neglectful. | am taking more Democrat
ic papers than [ can well afford but ii
ever the Democratic Press need sustaining
and supporting it is now, when the last
remaining vestigc Of our liberties are being
taken from us, by this cruel aud wicked
Administration. What is going to be our
future, Heaven only knows. We can only
judge of it by th1 lights Of history.
The history of civil wars of Rome, is
being rcpcat'd now as it seems to me, and
a similar fate, | fear, will be the result
Our only safety from anarchy is in the
triumph Of the Domocr attic Party in ths
election of Govonor next fall and with it,
tho secu rty OF State Sovereignty. If we
loose this, we shall have to &C intend against
the "Divinc right OF Government in
the pcrson of "Abraham the Wrst,' or
some other tyrant. Before the American
people will submit to such change in their
system of Government it will cost rivers
of Blood. In order to avoid so dreadful
calamity, it is necessary that the Dem
ocratic party be we'll organzed-well
supported they may take bold
stand, on her ancient platform Of PRINCE
pLEs,-ready to resist, if need be any fur
ther encroachments on the Liberties which
our fore Fathers supposed they had lock-
ed up and securely bequeathod to US III
the Constitution of the United States
Let the motto Of our fathers, be our motto
now. "That, eternal vigilence is the price
of Liberty
Allow me, Dear Sir, to thank you most
kindly for the bold and manly position
you are taking in your excellent journa al
against Executive encroachments on the
Constitution, and in favor of human free
dom, and white mems rights.
Please give my kind regards to the Hon
G. Il. BUcKALEw. have great faith il
his statesmanship and hope he may be OH
OF the instruments in the United State
Senate, next winter, to restore our Gov
ernment to its former grandeur and origi
nal Independence.
Yours most respectfully,
WILLIAM MERRlEIELD.
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,rO CONSUMrriVES.-Tha advertiser having been
L restored to health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years win Sc
we're lung affection, aud that dread disease, consunp.
ton Is anxious to make known TO his sufferers
the means Of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-.
scripton used free Of charge. with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will 6nd II
sure eure for sumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c -
The only object uf the advertiser In sending the pre-.
scription benefit the afflicted and spread iniurna.
ton which he conccves Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as wIl cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, Wlllamshurgh,
March IA, 1853 3m Kings County, New York
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diseases that aflct humanity for as they are caused
by checked perspitaticn, and as hve'cghths OF the
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these PORES are closed that proportion Of diseases
ccssariy follows. Keep clear, therefore, OF colds
and coughs, the great rccursors of disease or II con.
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ASSasos, ss,sFsS -.
e&Hf9s>
VALLANDICHAM.

Cincinnati Nay 1s.--Gen Burnside
has issued a general order, in which hc
recites the sentence Of the court martial
which tried Mr.. Vallandigbam; That he
be placed in close confinement duriug
the war in some fortress to be selected by
the commander Of the Department.
The order names Fort Warren as the
place Of confinement.
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New York March Ia,
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DIssoLUTtoN OF PARTNERS Iip.-It will be seen by
notice in eur columns that NOVEL; & Warner have
dissolved partnership in the Commercial College
MIR Lowell continues to conduct this excelle MT aud
noutishiup institution, and is highly qualified for tn
task. Our bust ness relations with him have always
been Of the most pleasant and satisfactory character
and we comend him and his College TO the continued
confidence and patronage of the public -BiHghdmton
Daily Repsbiicdn.
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through the mails
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BLOOMsRtlRG,

SATURDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1853,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL The Commercial College will be conducted by
the Principal, d. w Lowell, who takes the opportu
nifty of turning his hearty thanks TO the public TO
their libbra patronage heretofore bestowed on th'
institution. and invests their attention to the improv
mens to be introduced into the several depart
ments ID. w. Lowell.
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The State Of Ioma, Ccdar County.ss:

The State Of IomG, Cedar County.sS
To STEPHEN PARKS c. NIELE, and p. F. New
COMB:
& lRS-lon are hereby notified that there ia
- now on file in the office OF the clerk of the
district Court in Cedar county a pctition of
Henry Nehdelborn, praying for the cancellation
and satisfaction and delivery to him of a GER
tain note made by him on the 9th lay of Novem
Der, l93S, Tor $l21l 81 100 due two years after
date to the order of Stephen PARIS, and deed
OF trust OF same date male by Henry Wendell.
born and Elizabeth his wife to secure said note
on The following lands in Cedar county and
state Of Iowa, viz: the southwest uuarter OF the
northeast quarter ana the northwest quarter of
inc southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter
Oh the southwest quarter and the south east
quarter OF the northwest quartcY Of section no.
twenty-five t25l in township no eighty-two J.2I
north OF range one west Of the 9Th F. NJ -:
also ~ acres on the west side Of lot no. five r. i
IN section no. twelve Il21 in same township
aHeG'hS mat said note is usuTions and has all
been paid except s35 -.-l00. which il rendered
to defendants, as will more nllty aplcar / Y said
hIil; ami that unless !ou appear On or before
noon OF the second day Of the next term. and
answer thereto according t. the rulc, OF the
court, l4dG'"eht will be rendered against Won
thereon.
Dated this = hday Of April A. J.. I9c3.
HENRY NENbFi BORN, Plaintiff
~ JAMES T. LANE, ATTORNEY.
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fDG RIA II y pdF CHLT,
SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue Of special execution to me direct.
- ca Issued from the Office of the clerk of the
Di,ifict Court in and for the county of Cedar
an" n,",g OF Iowa in favor Of ohm KahI, and
levied upon the following property as the pron.
to-wit: ' '''
Lot number nine (9), in section amber eley
s." ~ III township eighty.two (S2), north of
range one a., west of 9Th PRINCIPAL mnriaian
IN Cedar county, Iowa, containing lllty.three
acres acres, more or less, with the apru,,enanccs
ana snail oher the same for sale al public out.
TON t' IN SAID county, OF Monday the 18th day Of
May A. u. 1863, at one o'clock y. m, of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs tba, nav
accrue thereon wac" ''"'
Dated this 25th day o: April, A. D. 1909
DAVID PLATNER,
vlonls tpr fee $500 ''' ''""'
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1 800 Acres o.: Valuable
Lands for Sale

Near Covers Ferry. Cedar co.., Iowa.
rY~IIESE LANDS are the very best in the State
L settled and we'll improved on all sides about
one-thlrd Timber, ahd two thirds Prairie and
situated so as to be convenient to he divided tn
suit purchasers They were purchased in $50
ty parties who explored extensively in Iowa and
Illinois. for a choice location, and this was be-
!ievea to combine more advantages than any
other then in market. There is a Ferry conncc-
ted with said property, and a very valuable
WATER POWER
Persons wishing to purchase for actual settle
ment, could not do better than to avail them.
selves of this OF portunty.
Terms are cash for the Timber land, and time
to snit tn" purchaser for the Prairie.
ne great induccmcnts tpr Offering these Mt
thus time IL to Insure their Immediate settle.
mcnt by parties who will make permanent and
substantial improvements.
Also some improved farms to rent, on favora-
bic terms, to good Farmers.
ROBERT COVER.
Fell. &C, lSGG:nSm3
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa, GEAR COUNTY. ss:
10 Isaac Dotson, Eliza notson his wife. and
Mary alton, and Samuel Nesselrode, Won are
hereby notified that there will he on iii. an ar
before the 10Th day of April, A. y. lSG3. in
the once OF the Clerk of the District Court of
nea' county, state OF Iowa, petition Of George
'err DIS p'alhtlh, tanning Of you as defendants
judgment against the said Isaac Dotson for the
sum OF s6tS 9ol0o, ana interest at 70 per cent
on sZ"o 'o-lCo rom Dec. IA, lsGl; on $500 from
the ISL DAY OF June, 1861, and oh $500 from Jan.
nhy i''h' 1917, upon his three prOmissory notes
lor the ums and of the dates above speciied.
anu also the foreclosure of a mortgage made nv
the SAID Isaac and Eliza DOtson to the said plain
tlll' 10 secure the payment ofthe said notes dat
ca august 4th, 1862, recorded in said county in
doom I, page "'i, &c; also sale of the lands
IA said mortgage, described towit: s. E IF
section ~, Township 49, n. r. q west. in said
'""ney OF Soanr, containing leo acres ,.r 30
huch thefeof as may lie necessary to satisfy
said Judgmcnt--that the said defendants. Isaac
ana Eiiza Dotson, and all persons claiming nm
der them may he barred of all interest in said
premises. Iha: the amount Of the liens or
claims on said premises Of the other defendants
may he asccrtained, and for such further relief
as TO the Court may seem meet.
NOW, unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon OF the second day Of tho newt
term Of said Court, commencing on tho Grst
Monday Of June, A. d. la63 default will he on
tered against you and judgment rendered thern.
on as prayed in the said petition.
HANNA Il FITZGERALD.
. W. pr lee so.''l Atty for Pl'if
from Z. IL. scHRvEN's Advertising Agency Chicago.
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HOWARD a TON.
F.IINiHERPEIA.

f"r tie R'hsf o|a1e Sich a"i Distressed, ofp;ctea
"'fh 1T"ieW and Chronic Diseases, ami esrr-
c'o"yJor Tie C"ry CfHtssasss Of tie Seeuai d.
gHns.
NIEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the act.
w ing Surgeon. VALUABLE EFroErs on
Npermatorrhn1. or Seminal Weakness, ana 9th
cf diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NV
KEMErIEs employed in the Dispensarv, sent 70
charge. fN'' NV u
Address DR. J. SKILIIE TOTGHTOE Act;,u
surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 south MIMI
Street, Philadelphia Pa 1o,ryI
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State of Iowa, Cedar county, S.:

State of Iowa, Cedar county, S.:
Caroline Maurer
VS.. In the District Court,
VIM. II. II. Harrier.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To WILLIAM 4. HARRISON HARRIER, Defendant
lou are hereby notified that on or before the
9Th day of February 1853, petition will be fled
by said plaintiff Caroline Maurer, against VIM
II. H. Harrier. in the Office of the clerk of the
District Court Of said Cedar county, Iowa
claiming Of you the sum Of ten thousand dollars
as damages sustained by plaintiff by reason of
the breach of promise TO marry her on your
part, and that you on or about the 18th day of
November 1851, did debauch and seduce plain
tilt whereby she became pregnant and was de.
livered of child with which she so preg
nant by you; and that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day Of
the1t term of said Court commencing on the
LIST day Of June, 1863, default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 9th day of February, 1868
CAROLINE MAURER, Plaintiff.
slTw4 PIATT i SPICER, Attorneys.
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NEW MILLINERY.

CORNER OF 81 AMI LINN STREETS.
LADIES' OF llpton, pray give me a call,
Il have taken Mrs Carriers shop, Bonncts and nh.
10 shape, and to bleach am bound to excel
And everything else I'll try to do we'll.
NY goods will SELL at the lowest cash nrice
fleasc come and see, you will find them quite
nice, f"''
And II they don't suit you, no charge will, bo.
made, ' w
80 just come along, and don't be afraid.
MAGGIE }. MoAFEE,