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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
D5ieaC OF Kosecrans.

The Harrisburg Patriot & Union Of the
23rd inst, says, the disastrous defeat of
Gen. Rosecrans Is fully confirmed. He
has fallen back upon Chattanooga, after
sustaining fearful loss in killed and
wounded. He was overwhelmed by num-
bers, and after as desperate struggle as
it was possible for men TO make, his shat.
tered columns were forced to retreat
Rosecrans, safe, as we trust, in Chattanoo.
60, may, when joined by Burnside, be soon
in condition to again advance. But this
will not bring to life the dead uselessly
slain, or restore the limbs Of the MANNED
At this time no more terrible disaster could
have befallen us; and what makes it the
more to be regretted is the fact that timely
reinforcements would have prevented it.
J This the Administration ne. lected. They
have been so busy for month or two
past arranging the progra mme of political
campaigns in the States, a, to neglect al
together the frequent warnings they have
had of the danger threatening the Army
of the Cumberland. Altogether more in.
tent on conquering the Democrats Of New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, than the
rebel army of Bragg, they have neglected
10 reinfore Roseerans to the extent they
should have done to render success Ger.
tain, or even to guard against such disas
trous defeat as is now announced. They
need not allege that they could spare nc
troops--tbat will not be credited. The
fact is known that they sent forty or fifty
thousand men from the army of the Poto
mac TO New York, where they were no
needed, and that they have now distribu
ted in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois thousands of troops wht
are useless where they are-stationet
among people quite as loyal, if not more
so, than the President himself--but wht
might have been of great service had they
been sent in time to Gen. Rosecrans. Or
would it not have been better to have sen
division or two from Grants army thai
to have reinforced Banks, at this partcu
lar tine. The three columns whick re
Gently moved from New Orleans on Sc
cret expedition-which the lates! accounts
inform US has to some extent proved
failure--would have enabled Rosecrans t,
: defeat any force that could have been sen
against him, secure Tennessee, Alabami
and Georgia, and with his victorious legi
ons thunder in the rear of Richmond.
President Lincoln, if he were blesse,
with any more brains than it takes t
, make fanatic, would have learned or
this that he is incompetent to manage sue
cessfully war and politics at the sam
time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
How the AbOlitiOnists Welcomed the
Republican Party.

Wendell Philips, the great Ajax of abol-
itionism, and now we'll known as drill
master and lecturer for those who style
themselves the Republican party, clearly
gave,in 1856, the character and the results
to be expected from the principles and pol.
icy of that party. He said 4:
"There is merit in the Republican party,
1t is the first sectional party ever organ
ized ia this country, 1t is the North ar
rayed against the South. The first crack
in the iceberg, You will yet hear it 60
With a crash through the centre"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
Democratic Meetings.

A Democratic Mass Meeting will bs
held at Jerseytown, Columbia county, Pa.
on Thursday, October 9Th, 1863. The
following gentlemen have consented to ad
dress the Democracy on the occasion -
JOSEPH @. BUcHER, Esq, of Lewisburg
Col. WIN. BRINDLE, of Lycomiug county
and. Hon. NJ. E. JACKSON, of Columbia.
A Democratic Meeting, will also b.
held near John Leggot's Hotel, in Serene
this county, on Tuesday next, the 29tl
inst, at one o'clock, in the afternoon
E. H. LITTLE, Esq and others will ad
dress the meeting.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
Rich.

One of the lucky individuals upon whom
Father Abraham relies to put down thii
foul rebellion, came to Bloomsbury on Sat
urday last, shortly after DR.. John arrived
with the list of eonscripts. He was greatly
dismayed upon learning that among them
were some of the subscribers to the Repub
hcan. He had been induced to believe
that If his name was on the Dr.s books, i
would be kept of of the enroller's. Bu
alas! poor Yorick he was drafted. ID
left, a sadder and . wiser man, and ht
sees large rat in tho Treasury chest.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
The Great Democratic Meeting at Ian
caster.

The largest Democratic meeting ever
held ip this State out Of Philadelphia,
took place at Lancaster on Thursday last.
Ex-Governor David r. Porter presided.
Speeches were made by Hon. David r.
Porter, Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, Hon. J.
Clancy Jones, Hon. William A, Porter
Hon. Henry Clay Dean, and other dissin-
guishcd gentleman.
Judge Woodward being present, the i'm
mense mass of people insisted on his ma
king a few remarks. The Judge ascen-
ded the stand amid the most vociferous
cheering. He spoke as follows:
My fellow citizens-1t is with senti.
ments of extreme satisfaction that am
able to meet you in the county of Lancas-
ter. 1 came here for the purpose of ex-
changing salutations with you, but, gentle
man, it is understood that am to &c
through this campaign without discussing
the political question of the day. Such
was the determin alton of the convention
which nominated me at Harrisburg.
Never, since have held ajudicial com
mission, the first of which was conferred
by my venerable friend whom you have
selected to preside on this occasion, have
made political speech. am one o.
those who think that the judicial Office
should be held aloft above all partisan pas
sions and appeals. l am not here to de-
part from this rule of my judicial life.
But am not unwilling to meet my fel
llow-citizens anywhere and everywhere, ,and
to exchange friendly salutatons with them
Nor will you lose anything by my leaving
political questions to be discussed by th'
able gentlemen, who will address you, fo
they are more capable to entertain and in
struct you than l am.
If should be elected your Governor, i
will become my duty to discuss these ques
tions, and promise you t.shall be dom
at the proper, time, with great plainness O
speech. Immense applause With thes
few words of explanation as apology,
will now retire and give place to others.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
Democratic Ticket.

The entire Democratic Ticket has been
printed and is therefore ready for distri-
button at the office of the "CoLUMBIA
DEMOCRAT" Our friends in the different
townships Of the County, will please call
and get their portion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

DANIEL ERMENTRovT, Esq, having finish
ed The series OF meetings he engaged 10 ad@
dress, in this county, went. on Monday last,
10 Lewbisurs, Pa, where he Addressed
meeting and then returned 10 Berks' He has
the thanks of the Democracy of Columbia
for the good service rendered them, and as
some encouragement for his Iabors here, he
may look Tor a good report from the old
Star Of the North on the 18th OF October
Star Of the Nolh.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26


B9yThe Republican of last week says (:
"Fifty deserters per day are sent to
Harrisburg from various portions of the
State. They belong to copperhead fam
ilies."
Of course Billy, all that are returned
are copperheads, The niggerheads, have
convenient way of getting excused. You
know "the cause of education," was about
"to suffer" in your case; SO that one more
pair of handouts was reserved for some
copperhead who tried to play sneak as you
did, but was less successful in il.
We cannot understand why so much
time and money is expended in arresting
and returning these copperheads whom
you represent as disloyal, and so much in
favor of jeff. Davis. We should think
that one such real Loyal niggerhead sneak
like yOu would be worth score of them
A friend at our elbow suggests that YOU
are doing more, in your present situation
to aid JEFF in his schemes of disunion thar
a Regiment of such white livered milksops
could in his army.-N. B. Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

The Wide Awakes, (Republicans or
Abolitionists) throughout the country have
resolved that is duty they owe to their
dear selves to remain at home and fight
the "Copperheads."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
Notice to Drafted Men.
HEAD. QUARTERS pRo~osr Marshal,
18TH DIsfRIcr PESSsYLvANiA,
Troy, Pa, Sept. "a, '63.

18TH DIsrRIor PBNSsYLvASiA,
Troy, Pa, Sept. "a, '63.
OWING to the amount Of business which bas
" peen presented to the Board Of Enrolment
q number of drafted men in some Of the sub dis
tricts have not been able to have hearing, aud
the day on which drafted men can appear for
hearing has been fixed for each township, as be
low. The drafted men in the several township,
will positively not be heard except on the ap.
pointed day. They will bc required to report on
the day designated for their township or ward,
and must furnish substitutes, produce receipts for
Communication paid, or will be held for duty, unless
upon examination, they unfit for military duty
The hours of the session will be from Q D clock
q. M, to IL m, and 2 to 4 o'clock p. m.
Those having substitutes to offer will be hoard
first in order, on each Of the days below stated,
and no substitute will be received later than
o'clock p. In.
Persons failing to report upon the day fixed for
their hearing will render themselves liable to ar
rest as deserters, and reward of ten dollars and
reasonable expenses incurred will be paid to any
one who will deliver such delinquent to these
headquarters.
| The days on which drafted men are required to
reDort WILL he as for the several town
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

Pee JoHN in speaking of the draft,
says :-''When they come to the second
class we shall expect to be honored."
Suppose be is drafted. will he go No,
not bit oft. He will get exempted on
some plea, similar to Billy Button Of
tbs TunkhsAnock Republican.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

LINooLN's last encroachment upon the
Constitution and the liberties of the peo-
pie. See his proclamation on FIRST page
Of to.dsys Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

Rsn' 1T is said that there will soon be
an example made of drafted man who did
not appear when ordered. He will be
shot as deserter,'
Republican efiast ,oeek.
If this harsh measure is deemed neces-
sary, and is about to be resorted to by the
authorities,we would just intimate that one
Billy Burgess, late of Columbia Co, Pa.
Editor of the Wyoming Republican,
was drafted nearly year ago, was never
legally discharged or excused, and has
never reported himself for military duty,
but is now roaming at large. That he
would be an excellent subject for Gan ex-
AMPLE" or for any other scare crow pur-
poses, we have no doubt. Besides il
would not seem so cruel or unjust to take
this odd offender"-this drat sneak of
eleven months standing, as to take some
poor Devil who has only had fornight's S
notice.
"Let justice be done though The heave,
faN;" or Sweet William be torn away
from "the cause of education, for an sex.
ample. ."-Norih Brunch Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
The Mountpleasant Meeting.

A Democratic Meeting and pole raising
was held near the public house Of Thos
Johns, in Mountpleasant township, Col.
umbia county, Pa, on Saturday the 10Th
ult 1t was largely attended By the De.
mocracy of Mountpleasant and adjoining
townships, as we'll as by a large delegation
Of ladies. A beautiful Hickory Pole was
raised, after which th e audience marched
to the grove, where seats had been pre-
pared for their accommodation. The meet.
ing was called 10 order by electing the fol.
lowing gentlemen as officers -
President. IRAN DERR, Esq.
Vice Presidents.-Jacob Gohe, John
Wordan, Sr., Isaac Ikler, Matthias White.
night, Samuel Oman, Sam'l. Kisner, Esq
David G. Albertson, William Howell, Esq
David Demott, Edward Henry, William
Melligan, Jesse Broomste:le.
SecretaraeS.-J. M. Hover, and A. j
Albertson.
ELIJAH R. IKLER, ESQ.,, of Milvills, BY
invitation, delivered an excellent addres!
Of over two hours duration, which wa.
listened to with good attention. Mr.. Ikler
is an excellent speaker, and one that dare
stand up and speak for right and liberty
and against fraud and corruption. At the
close of the meeting, three hearty cheer!
were given for the speaker, and three more
for "Woodward, Lowrie and Liberty"
Signed by the Officers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
LIST OF THE DRAFTED MEN OF
COLUMBIA COUNTY.

The following is list of the Drafted
MEN of Columbia county drawn at Troy, Pa,
on the 18th inst. The figures opposite each
township mean the number of the first class
enrolled placed into the wheel for said
township.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

The following opinion of Col Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General, is published for the in.
formation of all concerned
In the case of a drafted man who having fail.
ed to report, is arrested, and then claims to pay
commutation or furnish a substtute--0PINIoN
"If he fails to report himself and is arrested as a
deserter, he has still the right to go before the
Board of Enrolment and prove that he is not
liable to do military duty but it, hearing his
claim to exemption, he is held to be liable, bo
cannot escape personal service. He is, also, un-
der circumstances subject to be proc eeded against
as a deserter." CHAS. NJ. MANVILLE,
Capt. and Provost Marshal 18th Dist
September "a, 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

Thos. Cain,
GREENWOOD TWP
Edwin John,
John L Heacock,
VIM McEwen,
Daniel Patterson,
Alfred Kline,
Hugh Fairman,
VIM Patterson,
7 NJ Potts,
L Ii Parker,
Geo b Thomas,
Jackson Robbins,
Henry Humphries,
Jesse Hayman,
Paxton Kline,
Abraham E Kline,
John Cromlcy,
Benz. F Battin,
BERWICK BOROUG.
Thomas Stackhouse,
Ira A Coleman,
WalterHinkly,
Edw ard d Hull,
Elisha Kisner,
jeremiah S Sanders,
Geo. w Mixel,
Johu NJ cMichael,
VIM j Knorr,
VIM Rogers,
PINE TOWNSHIP
Thomas Young,
Shadrack Evas,
Robert Potter,
Thos Y Stackhcuse.
Valentine Wintersteen,
ira j Richart,
Elias Watts,
BRIAR CREEK
Levi Sitter,
VIM Ringrose,
Warren Vanderhoyen,
Silas Z Lynn,
Peter Eckroth,
Peter Bachman,
Charles Miller,
VIM Linden,
Josiah Il Martz,
Ira Eafland,
Emanuel Smith,
Joseph ID HalGebrand,
Joseph Lamon,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
Jackson ATobias,
Geo W johnson,
Daniel A Greasy,
VIM G Girton,
Philip Angel,
Robert S Howell,
Harv ey Jones,
Patrick DAILY,
Uzal H Ent,
Jos II Vansickle,
Eli Hartman,
Clark Masteller,
John Hartman,
John Whitenight
James Lees,
Elias Mills,
George Brine,
Joseph l. Evans,
VIM l. Creveling,
John Kline,
Abm NJ White,
Wesley Crawford,
Harman G Creveling,
MIFFLIN ToWNSH.
John Pifer,
Martin Hutchison,
Albert Millard,
Samuel Smith,
Jeremiah Kelkner,
Reuben House,
Isaiah Frederici,
John Wolf,
Isaac Lutz,
Charles Rux,
Albert Brown,
Samuel Michael,
BENTON TOWNSHl
Hiram F Everett,
Miner h. Smith,
Dennison Cole,
Joel Keifer,
Russell Karnesy
Samuel Hartman,
John W Kline,
John +. Conner,
Elias McHenry [34l
Abijah Hess,
Phineae Sitter,
MADISON ToWNSH
Jacob Stoufer,
Robert G johnson, l23.
Morris L Masters,
Alfred Pegg,
Thomas Ball,
Daniel Welliyer,
John Shelter,
David N Welliver,
David Haines,
Nicholas f Barber,
Jacob Zeisloft,
Joseph II Kisner
James Richards,
Ezra Ewes,
MOUNT PLEASAN
Jacob b Dildine,
Geo W Hook,
John II White,
John G Mordon,
Thos S Lorow,
Andrew j NJ Carly,
Martin Kline,
Franklin Miller,
ROARINGCREEK 7
Harry p ohsringten,
Charles Mench,
Isaac P Yocum,
john N sanks
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

refer IL UlrtOu,
Hiram Albertsou,
John c Richart.
Allen Harvey,
Abrahm Draiblepiece,
James V Gillespy,
Thomas Mather,
Avery @ Smith,
John Robbins,
VIM f McEwen,
Alfred Heacock,
] G Girton,
Perry D Black,
--65. No. Drafted 10.
George Thompson,
Henry L Freas,
James A Pollinger,
Emanuel Frantz,
Abia Philips,
Wm Kunkle,
Daniel keedy,
Henry Hockman,
Llewylen Prossor,
AZ. No. Drafted IA.
John Faus,
John johnson,
Emanuel Bogart,
Philip Hartman,
Montgomery, Cox,
Elijah Shoemaker,
Elias Cornelison.
}. No. Drafted rs.
Gideon Fehnel,
John Bctz,
Daniel Kelchner,
Silas L Meyer,
David Shafcr,
Henry Lamon,
Nelson Stackhouse,
Nathan Sitter,
Henry Melon,
David Knowse,
VIM A Lynn,
Levi Shafer.
.l52. No. Drafted As.
Kimber c Ent,
Geo + Unangst,
Joseph BucOok,
Nelson S Tingley,
Robt NJ G Fow Ter,
John Brown,
Lloyd Kressler,
Geo S Patterson,
Robt S Ent,
John w Shannon,
Thos Meredith,
Robert Patterson,
John Turner,
John W Heiser,
Butler Edgar,
John Miller,
Valentine Kresslsr,
Reuben Sitter,
Mason c johnson,
Charles S Fisher,
John A White,
Norman S Pursel.
'-S1. No. Draf ted "a.
John II Davis,
Harvey Hess,
Uriah Spade,
John Michae
John + Greasy,
Rudolph Zimmerman,3O
Henry Fulk,
Adam smith,
VIM Rote,
John Bond,
Silas Mensinger,
| Stephen Kirkendall.
'-68. No. Drafted 81.
John KeiGer,
Feter F Ashleman,
james Conner
Josiah III Kline.
Samuel P Krickbaum,
Thos S Smith,
Caleb 0'Bryan,
Silas Karnes,
Joel b Roberts,
George Poust,
P-s9. No. Drafted 27.
Th os Jengles,
| John Kramer,
! Russell w Stout,
John d Ellis,
Geo W Whitenight,
Charles johnson, &
Cyrus Day,
VIM Allen,
Theo II Runyan,
VIM S Lomison,
Andrew S Allen,
Frederick Kramer.
james W Ewes, Single
--53. No. Drafted II.
| Jacob Fox,
Isaac X Appleman,
VIVA johnson,
Michael Hook,
Wesley Hittle,
b + Kester,
WIN Oman,
! W W Klino,
VPA24. No. Drafted 7.
John Mowry,
George Kreisher,
David Gssrhart,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

1874. No. Drafted SO.
Geo W Rathbun,
James Burt,
Jonathan r Dimm,
Henry Kersty,
Jacob Shafer.
Isaiah W McKelvy,
Abraham Perry,
Henry J Krumm,
VIM Su rles,
Jesse G Tate,
James NJ. Thornton,
Albert Surles,
Jonn A Beach,
Henry Fornwalt,
B II Vannatter,
Rudolph II Ringier,
Henry b Wells,
Herman Smith,
VIM Hughes,
John Brobst,
Harris j Sheep,
Geo W CORNER,
Philip @ Whitenight,
Geo Meyer,
Nelson McCarty,
VIM Price,
Isaac Crawford,
Henry Shipton,
G G Barkley.
[P-51. No. Drafted II
James irvine,
Emanuel Lazarus,
John Clarke,
Noah Meuser,
Reuben Rouch,
Edward Strosser,
G L Spencer,
'p-l26. No. Drafted 3S.
| Jackson McHenry,
John Bender,
Fred Hartman,
Peter J Weaver,
Isaac Lauderbau ,h,
John j Fuller,
Elisha Trimmer,
Wilson McMichael,
Harman II Labor,
Alexandria Yaple,
Ezra Chaplin,
| VIM d Kester,
Charles Eyer,
Daniel Pealer,
Elias Wenner,
| Uriah McHenry,
VIM Eyer,
Elisha X Robbins,
John Trexler,
P-S9. No Drafted 27,
Wesly Hess,
Hugh Wenner,
Emanuel Sitter,
VIM DIETRICH,
Jesse Hoffman,
Daniel Baker,
Mordica Millard,
Henry Sidle,
John A Hill,
Lyman Group,
John DeLong,
John Neyhard,
Jacob W Lohnan,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26

BLOOM TOWNSHIP
Ben. +. Brooks, |
Peter S. Rishcl,
Thos. ]. Mayhew,[ [col'd
Tobias Henry,
Miles Fry,
John Deily.
Samuel A. Ritter.
Hiram W, Thornton,
Charles A. Meyer,
Daniel Lea cock,
Jacob f. Fox,
Samuel Shaffer,
A. b. Erasmus,
John Gilroy,
VIM. Staley,
Michael NJ Snyder,
Thos II Cullen,
Samuel S Miller, (col)
Thos Hawkins, tcol.]
Robt c Fruit,
Frank p Drinker,
James Rogers,
Josiah Ralston,
Joseph Weaver,
VIM w Keifer,
John Coleman.
Jeremiah Cooper,
VIM Richie,
Jer S Fahringer,
| MONTOUR TOWNSH
Moses Enley,
George Linn,
Evan LAWS,
Richard Francis,
Andrew ? Roth,
Jesse Wertman.
Wesly Fleming,
Alfred Irwiue,
FISHINGCREEX TW
Michael Wenner,
Daniel Wenner,
Wesley Evans,
William Edgar,
Matthias Kramer,
Silas Mcllenry,
Emanuel Edgar,
George Lazarus,
John Depo,
Daniel Colder,
Hiram Karns,
Hiram N. zimmerman,
Elias NJ Laubauch,
Henry Sitter,
VIM NJ Stoker,
Samuel Thomas,
VIM Santee,
Elisha Emory,
Ellis S Stoker,
CENTRE TOWNSHIP
John w Clarke
Peter NJ Boone,
Josiah II Nagle,
Levi Remly,
Samuel Neyhard,
Thos. w Fry,
Freeman Sitter,
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