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H vi.tims of Rheuma ism. road:
CLEARpoRr, Fairfield Co., June A, 1856

q CLEARpoRr. fairfield Co., June 4, 1851.
Dr.. G. w RoBAcK, No East Fourth
street, CiSoiDna'i. o Dear Sir: This
spring hired to work upon farm dur.
ing the summer. but | became severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and 1t disa.
bled NO so much, that was compelled
10 quit work. After being confined to
my room Tor some time, procured OF
your agents at this place, Messrs. Abbott
y Sons, bottle Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and box Of your Blood
Pills, and after the use Of them, WAS rr;
stored to perfect health. One bottle Of
your Blood Purifi r and one box bt your
Blood Pil's performed perfect cure
Being satisfied lat it is an Invaluable
remedy. | sent you this 10 he pupil shed
If you ,hins proper. that Others sim
ilarly affected may Lave tho benefit Of my
experience.
SiLAS SPRINGER.
EF See advertisement
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COMPANY |, 18th o,
CAMP NEAR MuRFREEsB ,Ro, T(
Fab, 23d 1868.

We, the un'ersignad. rank and flo OF
Co I. 18th Regiment 0. V. |, do fully
and emphatically endorse the sentiments
embodied 10 tho Address OF tho Ohio
Soldiers Of the Western Army. We ap-
peal to every citizen Of Ohio to StSnd BY
us in the glorious cause, while we are en-.
during all the hardships and privatiOns Of
soldiers life, let US have their support,
if not Ia the 6eld, BY th.ir loyalty to The
Government at home.
The commissioned officers OF the Com
pany. viz Gap. A. Ogden. Lieut.. Leo
Noles, cd Levi Cornwell, all endorse the
Address:
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APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BREAyEMiA'S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West OF Hooking valley
Bank.

The richost soil withonttho aid '"1'
OF Books Is swiftly ehoked with every weed, at
A nd brings old hoathe nism back again
With every vice and crime thathunan nature sialh
Has Ignorance diseased the S0ul'With progresssufe
A. BRENNE1AN has Book sthe foul disease 10 cure,
Would parents save their children from each viz
and cTimef .tl .7 I'd, lt 4o.
II volumes suit each case and suit the time!
w 0uld pUsents now prepare thom forthsir m Al
hoi cd 'sdayf J M
His stock points outandk kocps them in the WH,i
From School Book mp TO Books FOR eepest miht
The Stationery ehesp and dhe Of different kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper forthe walita
Blinds. 80. .,rraH .a,t
Come see his ample Stock while low War Pri'
spread. @'l. IoE fH'N IL.
A nd prove ih at BRENKEnAH N 70 in e ahead!
Come buy, TO HumdH Eis0sfiOR true,
nd push ahead your eIhi idron and your sounW
baRoa steT JuRe Ift4b0f. tssI.ss s.....iI-
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From Gcnernl Rosecr lns' Army

EEOm NcueVhh keVSCOE AnS fAu"Ay'
NASHVILLE, March 9,--Ths rebels bu'
ried sixty five Federal dead yesterday,
and retained two hundred and 6i'y wound
ed, lsss sesr5 geo. taai 3
Ths rebel Surgeons who met our Gag
Of truce admit loss Of upward Of one
husdrsd killed n.their side. 1neI tt
Two eeiments Of Indians we're engsg
cd iu the Satlle under Van Doren.
Fifty three rebel prisoners were brought
into Franklin on Sunday night, who were
captured at Unionville, Alabama. sa aa.
Their eanp equirage, wagons. DO
were destroyed. oaoqt 81 aE > s9
Colonel Coburn is q prisoner in th'
hsp6s Of The enemy. ,s..cgs..s .
T D. -. e.
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~
Eailor LaSedstsr d, ssifs In lbs Ca
sstts Of a recent issue al article appeassd
which does very grsalinjustios 10 those
brave boys who 30 iDobly struggled for
our glorious cause at Tho late b,oody con
tsst .. this place, aud belir Wing Ii the
ancient maxim of honor to whom honor
BE due,l We take occasion tp corrsct the
article to which we have referred.
A report purportiug to bs -flom Capl
Carpenter stated that Lieut. Keller WAS
detAched fIom his regiment with lhs Pio,
neers and was therefore not in the engage.
ment.
Now. the author either wiIfully mis-
re resents the pioneers. or he ia wofully
ignorant Of what trauspif5d during that
eytrlfui struggle, The Isst tha, we sa
Of the Captai, was on Tuesday morning {.
and he was going to ths rear. What ob
j'ct he could have, ,hsd 10 misrspressutug
US We cannot conceive, Tor lie did no, sss
US again. Every man. won. IN and child
who has read the account Of the battl6 il
aware that "Cspl Stokes Chicago Board
of Trade Battery" which is attached to
the Pioneer Brigade, and Iher- fore sup.
ported by tho Pioneers, was among ,he
most effective on The field. and did lsrri.
Bile execution. almost aunihla'iug brig
ade Of Texan Rangers WIN charged
upon it. t.i 5sa. aAaa ai,sel ml'uE
Capt. James ST. Clair Morton, our no.
BILE commander. was promoted 10 Briga
dier, G neral for gallant conduct at Stone
River. dnsy4l,i.-l3. .est. ..
We think !. hut jus:ice to Lieut. X -ll,.r
10 say tina. during the five days 6sht he
WAS constantly with Us, and that under
tho most trying eircamstan 'es he con.
Quoted himself with tie utmost GOODNESS
and brewery. Encouraging the men not on
lily with words. but also il that most cf
fettive m IN ner. ty ex mpls.
This is wril.n without sucges ior
from him. hut that justice may be done
tue soldier. %. r.s aa ~ I
| W. hava honor 10 =, rno,.
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COMPANY A, lsT OHIO.
CAMP SLL, noN Murfrecsboro !
Tenn. Feb. 10Th, '63 (


Tha /" Address Of the Ohio Soldiers Of
the Westetn Amy TO the People OF
Ohio having b en- read to the members
uf Company A, LIST Regimen, Ohio Vol
unte ' Infantry II was emphat'dal'y and
un animous'y endorsed by every member
Of ,h- Company then present, Our sick
and wound,i now absent, have sane
toned il by diseAse incurred, and blood
smiled 10 tho service Of their country
their signatures, not their spiri'' are
lacking. We wish no eowarcly peace
makers at home while armed rebels are
In our immediate front threatening the
overthrow Of our Government.
william Ro,. John r sAaAnon0 EGrandlsnatd
| George Fricksr Joseph ? Groa Aaron 8 Smith
nj ro6msu James Murphy John u Mailer
Geo Myers Hsn,y %,Ssg.'p1SS Rn.r VSiss w,n,.aS
Rihan Harman ignatua. .Gron Jamsa MeGih
jo6a pa Brown Geores 5sbold wllIyM Latdln
SS' PSST AsSrIs s:.sS SssSIS ss,s T iSs's Ssu
David Reed Reed asnry Pomirst Nathan ~ smith
Es, sT, SS. sss'' Ss ssss. E's sSs.y s Ss.
4 WIN X MorrlaohA Breta Walt APpleEats
Minor PsnltoDwm cArlcs TSmMoMuDsn
Levi Matthias lnoL Brown N1 a4e di,a,
These signatures are those Of the rand
and fle---,hs enlisted msn--not oticer'
Major J. a. Stafford. Capt. Z. T. Hooker
First Liuut,. g. p. Leonard, Second Lieu
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United States Excise Law.
.YOtice TO MlnufaetarHs, Butchers, and
Others, who have to make Monihty Re
ports. . "tt

DY special Instructions W me, the penalty for
Oneglecting to make the monthly returns, will
hereafter DO enforced. The above named parties
are hereby notified that returns must be made within
the 0rst ten days oI every month"; and delivered to
me either through the Post Once or al my office,
one door south ofthe Post Once. Lancaster. Ohio.
X FRtTrER,
/ aast Assessor, 7,h Div. l2,h District Of Ohio.
Lancaster, Feb, 10, l563-3w48 Nh 1
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Ey Cap'tJ. @. Henley, sends Us the
following recherche specimen Of a letter,
indi,td by genuine secssh, to bis atiec'
lionate brother. The gent shows evil
dent signs Of returning reason:
......... .-it.. CAMP CHAsR
Columbus. o., Mar, lst. '63
David B. Hill, Esq, r.F'.
. Havanna, Schuyler Co, N. Y
DEAR BROTHER:
..f r.H l received one letter
from mother. while at St. Louis, just be
fore starting for this place. We are very
we'll 6xed here; and l shall do very vel
as long as l keep my health. You car
feel rsjoiced that you did not 60 Soutt
with me, when l wss home last, as it hat
been hard times, and very little credit =
Don't get foolish nt home about the ex'
citemcnt tha, is being raised by the cop
per.head party. IL is all being done tc
get the Democratic party in power, aUt
then farewell tn the hopes Of the people
for anything but vouble-bo loyal I,
your COVE, nmsnt, as would have been
IL the war had found me citizen Of
Northern State. There is only one cours,
for men in this trouble. aud tina, 10, be {,
or against. l despise man that stay
at home on either side. and eroaks,
Lave been iu the midst Of this war tw
years. and wonld advise you TO be candi
in all youl actions. Write to me often
Irsmain your af'c Bro, "
K w HILL
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COMPANY A,-l7rH o.


The oficsFs aud men oi Company A
18th Regiment Ohio Volunteers desire
their friends at home Ito know Ih.t they
emphalicallY approve ths ''kddress Of
the Ohio soldiers of the Army Of the
,Wsstto the PsOpte Of dhio;p they there.
fore append their signatures to the ad-t
dress, each one for himself thus rei'srs
ting the sentiments G, ntaiued in them.
They dssire the people Of Ola Fairfield
s,ticularly .oknow that thrse sentiments
are Interchangeable, and that no political
wireworking or management can change
their disirust III men who. oppose the
vigorous prosecution Nf the war: .s
Captain B ? Bntternsld-lt Lieut. J H .arney,
Cd LieutGeo BIalre.
W Bares Amos Gabrett Frank " Smith
Jas Larilner Geo W Crook John Homan
Benton w PearseA ndy Livingston Amos Baker ,-
m II Flood Jacob FultT Milton C Arney
Geo w Milbito John Condreh Alex frankie
Geo w ely Sylvanus ChurehJohn Rspp
IhVid N Black John u Znk BoersiIef puttou
Jas II Lamott William Roby John N Little ,jr
ByT9n Peek J Crook samuel Nicols
Isaac Peck Abe BTnTneT Jos Alderman
"a CutshHW Andrew BurnsileThomas Clarke
Henry Blair John Seifert Columbus Hall
Chas BowmaserJohn Cruise James Cannon .
Ed BodenheimrEli SheIburn Martin rOrmire
0otlelb Blank Jacob Weaver kilas Eroxmire
j WinegardneI- Henry Link Michael Hearley
Christian Ream chssP Krauts, Wesley Barnes
Newton Pearee Josh Whiieley Thos C Bope
James Wolfe Zimmerman Francis Ranch
sam Crane BF shumaker Chas Blaire t,
Daniel Hodge J p Kinney Michael Fisher
John Slower W n Meyers Andy JCard
Joseph BOher Amos MuchieT C1hoFnton
Richard crutcher
certify that all Jhe members Of my
Company present have sign d this paper.
B. +. BUrrERFIELD Com. 20. A.
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COMPANY B, nth o.
CAMP NEAR MURFRsEsBoRp,l !
Feb. i4Ih, 1853. (

We, undersigned, members Of Co. B,
l7,h Owl, heartily endorse tie forego.
Ing address and resolutions, and expect
al who are our friends 10 act in accord
nee herewith.
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chas T Doyailing bis SIS Sioneburner
t;Ep Emch Solomon tSMllierDaVid Slonebur'T {
CooYpI Rlisher mark C Holiday
Gso Furnishes Thos ShrievesDaTid Houck
Thomas CLANCY Jchp Hartman Ssml Holiday
Iohn' I.eiby Joou b ny ersole Isaac Peurse
ISaac Glove Hiram Lear "a Thomson
samuel Fink RenI p Harm,n join Y Lane
Geo II Golden Tunis p AshbrookH Busby
Jas W Hillyard Jas r Hancock > Splitter
CbaA B Sh rieVesWm r Sain p G Shnmaker
Ehos Shumaker Simeon Mast Josiah Beery
Fred LioSy1 II FBsery Enoeh T Berry
John Sha finer JSkinner Harry II Berry
Solomon SmetterWm n 'Bail a Messward
Young, Sergr Thos Osborn Geo w SpiTler
fe his David Binkiy q his
John X VanacreW H Bmick Wilson X Stuter
mark McMullen mark
VIC Williams Juo Hunsak .-. % b..
The foregoing list embraces all my
Company that are present except one
man, new recruit, and he says he won
sign, bocause he thinks the men to be
reached will not heed it. Ny Lieutensn;'
both endorse the sentiments cheeriully
J. W. SrrscHcoMB, Capt. Gu. B.
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Sol, E. Homan, all endorse the sentimsDte
efihe s"Address and Tis6 thai il may
not fall upon barren .eseups. -
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ET The town slsotioos IN Maine show
! large Upiou majority !.
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l certify that all Jhe members Of my
Company present have sign this paper.
B. +. BUrrERFIELD Com. 60. A. .
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Feb. %, 1862 2m.

Uniformity fFrioos "A New Feature in Bussincss
Every onr His own Salesman! JONES \ co. of the
Crescent one picc Clothing store, No 2Ol Market street
above sixth, Philadelphia,
1T al itun to having the largest. most varied and
fl. honuhle stock uf Clothing IN Philadelphia made cx
csv tor retail salrs, have constituted every
his ,wu sHlrman by having marked IN hlurrs, ON Gao"
article at the vey lowest price can pc sold Tor they
cauHot pussibly vary all must huy alike.
1hr GOO are wen spOngcd aud prcrare9 ant great
naius taken with the making that all can buy with
the fun assurance ut getting good article NJ the very
lowrstprirc Also large stock of piece goods hand
Of the latest style aud hest qualities, which vi be made
to order in III most fashionable and best manner %
per cent below crcHit prices.
Remember the Crescent in MARKET above Sixth street
No 2ui. JONES 90.
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The Magic Time Observer,
TN prRTFcrloy or MlcnAEIsN,

IUL TENIFClION NF MICH ANIsN,
DGiug lluEting and open face, or Lady's or Gen.
ID tlrmeu's Watch Combined
One Of the prcttiest most convenient, and decided
ly tha best aud cheapest timeplecc for general aud
reliable use, ever offered. II has within il aul
urcied " in its machinery, its own WIhdng attach.
Intut rendering u key entirely unnecessary. The
ras of this Watch ar1 composed Of two metals the
beng fac l6 carat gold, II has the improv-
ed ruby action lever movement, and Is warranted an
accurate timcpiece. Price, suprrbly engraved, per
case ut a huif dozen, S2O4OO sample Watches IN
neat murucro boxes, tur those proposing TO hay al
wholesale, 1 sent By express with bill payasle
! delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in advance
cannot collect from those IN tht Army Address
HUBBARD BROS. q CO. sole Importers
| Cor, Nassau & John ste, New York
| January 81 leG9-CW
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sa" The Philadelphia Press speaks Of
Judge Naar, of New jersey, as "ha,iug
been the slave OF James Buchanan. -
This is the coolest picca Of impudence on
record. II ever James Bachanan owned
o slave, a cur who licked his feet, aud
went and came al his bidding, that slave,
that cur, was John W. Forney, now the
dirtles t, whelp in Lincoln's kennel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Epiron or Democrat

EDITON OF UfWOcrdf
DEAR SIR.
with yonr permission wih 10 say TO the readers Of
vour paper uia viii send ny return matt to all who
III 1t fce) Ba'pc. with flli direction for making
aud using Simple Vegetable BALM that will nrrtyally
remove In IN da,s. rimpc., Bio'c Tan, Frcckcs,
aud an impurities Of the shin, leaving the same soft
ri ar smuuth aud h'aupfnl.
will also mHti free tn those having Bald Heads
BIrr Ctces stumble directions and information that will
enable them to start iu growth Of LuXurirnt HIATT
" hskcrs, ur Ncustarhe, in less than 30 days An
applca.ons answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours; ~
TllOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
No s3l Broadway, New York.
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By The Tribune Informs the nation
that "Simon Cameron, true to this policy
and to the manhood Of his report of 1867,
proposes to lead a brigade Of colored
Unionists into the heart Of the rebellion
The 7rab",e is hard upon its chromatic
patriots. Simon Cameron may be very
happy to lead brigade of 'colored Tn.
ionsts' into the heart Of the rebellion
(whcrcvor that may be- or anywhere
else out Of the reach Of DR.. Boyer aud
senatorial committees Bat what Will the
"color.d Uuionists" Way to the matter !
"Wcndcll PuiIIips," said certain Bos on
lawyer of dubious fame to an acllant-
ance, "caled me Jud IS I,carIot in a
speech to night, bu! don mind it." 81
dare say not" replied his acquaintance
'but how do yon suppose Judas woalC
like it -
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ssiy- Since 1857 the amount Of tax as
sessed to Columbia county, by the State,
is s203 l7O %, and the amount actually
paid is 1907 GOA %.
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MADAME XADOC P5RTER's

ana ull rs.
Most Important Madame Iadoc Porter's Curative
Balsau l. sold at price which brings IL in the reach
Of every one to keep III convenient for use The time
~ use Of single bottle will prove TO be worth 100
times its cost
NOTICES Save your money! Do not be crsuadcd
to purchase articles As to 81 which do not contain
the virtues of 3 ccut bote Of Ma lame Portcrs Gu
raiyc Gals am the of manufacturing which Is as
great as almost any other medicine aud the very low
pccp pt which fl i sold makes tue proht 70 the sell
er anna. 'ntly small, and uuprineip1ed dealers wi
somrnmes recommend other medicines on which thei
profits larger unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Porter's and none other, Ask for
NADIA ne Porter curative asam price l3cents, aud
IN large hotties ~ % oouts, and take no other.
- Sold by all Druggists and SOIekeGperC at l3 cts
A. 4 in lager bottles NJ % cents
uALA RucNl.E, Pr pr,stots, New yors.
/ IanudCy a. l-t3.
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The News

psg~ Millinery 81 Straw Goods now
opening at H. Wards Store, Philad'a,
Read advertisement
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
RR.a01RS RQ1RG,

SATURDAY MORNING. MARoH ID, 1868.
,r-rr,.,,.sss =, -.
rT"CIdNG TO THE CONSTITUTION, As THE
sHlpwRECKED MARINER CLINGS 10 rue LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HIM."--Daniol Wt6stcy.
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III our Receipts for Fcbruary-brng the shortest
mouth in the year-lo0t up encouragngly. Prompt
payments in TERRIBLE times with largely increase
expenditures are the hope and supp1t Of mschani cal
success Thanking our friends for IN ir generous suf
frage earnestly invoke thsr increased attention. to
Nrompt remittance and punctual paymcat.
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saE- GEO. D. Bowman, Esq, has sent
Us the first numbcr cf neat oppo0 tion
paper, issued at Lock Haven, Clinton Go =,
entitled the Canton RVabltc0n.
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THE MARKETS.
BLooMsBURG, March Z, 1868.

BLANK DEEDS & MARRIAGE GER.
TIFIOATES.
A superior hi of the above articles,
with AL other hind of Blanks, for sale at
the Office of the Columbia Democrat.
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T. the solicitation If C.ierds the Undersigned would
II respectfully uirt himself ~ CA NDlDArL FOR
TIE Of lUL or ODLNEl sLPi RlNTENDE W.
j. Il PAIf
Associate Principal of Greenwood @"luin. rf,
Marcel. Il. lt0Ls Mill i'll. Pa.
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IN NEFvous SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES "A reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in a few
drvs after undergoing all the usual routine and freg
ular expensive modes Of treatment without success,
considers II his sacred duty to communicate TO his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence,
on the rccetp, Of addressed envelope he VIII send
free a copy Of the prescription used. Direct TO DIR,
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, led Fulton street, brooklyn.
New York March l1
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CmtpRtS owe much Of their sickness TO colds NO
matter where the disease may appear TO be seated us
origin may be traced TO suppressed persPratioh or
cold. Cramps aud lung complaints are direct products
Of colds n short colds the harbngers of half the
that aIct humanity, for as they are causeu
BY checked pcrspitaton, and as five eighths OF the
waste matter Of the body escapes through the pores,
tn se pores ac closed, that proportion of diseases
necessarily follows Keep clear, therefore, Of colds
aud coughs the great recursors OF disease or u con-
traC,nd break them mp Immediately by timely use OF
MADAME PURTERs CURATIVE BAlSAM Sold
by all Druggists at 10 cents and 2j cents per bottle
March II, 1853.
yEO CONsUMPTIVE'.-Tho advertiser having been
restored To health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years WITH Sc
we're lung affection. and that dread disease, cohsump-
ton IL anNiou. to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
Tuall who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used free Of charge with the directions ior
preparing aud using the same, which they VIII hnd
sure cure for sumption, asthma bronchitis, &c
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrption to benefit the afflicted and spread iniorna;
tnn which he ounceves he invaluable aud he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, IT VIII cost them
nothing, aud may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, Wllliamsburgh,
March II, 1853 -3n Kings County, New YORK
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CHARLES G.. BARLEY viii ba CANDID ilE
~ ruR tUU.,rY SlPEElN y TEN ,r ol III Com.
mon schools o. Cclnnoru Cunny. March H. l~O3
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VNhe Auditors elected TO settle and adjust the public
accounts of Columbia county, respectfully beg leave
to report that they have examined the from the
first day of JanuaIy sr2 to the first day cf January
1e3 and respectfully lay before the Honorable the
Judges Of the Court Of common Pleas, the foOwi ng
statement and report agecably to the twenty second
section Of the "Act Of the General Assembly ot this
Commonwealth passed the 4h day Of APRIL a. d.,
Is34."
IAMEs s. McNLNCM. Treasurer Of Columbia county
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-31
-eAeN-~
The Copper Mania.

Depressed by severe cold, for which
We were indebted to the variable wealth
er Of the preceding week, We sat Sun
day morning in our sanctum, in des-
pondeut way, glancing over the previ-
oas evenings mail, and roasting the
soles Of our slippers on the edge of the
stove. We We're trying to forget our
miserable feelings, by reading the par
ticulars Of the last murder in Washoe,
when we were suddenly startled by the
step Of a man rushing hurriedly on the
pavement; the door of the office was
burst upon, and our friend Darrar stood
before Us, hourishing. in his hand hea-
W hammer, and gaSped out:
I've done it last, Jones I've done
it at last :"
Darrar IS most excitabie man, with
wife and large family of boys. We
looked aghast for marks Of blood upon
the hammer-for trace of human hair
in some crack Of the handle.
"Which-who-how many :" We
shouted.
My son, Bishop" lie declared, sis
the cause Of it all. de brought it up
on me. 0 Jones, my dear friend,
would you have believed l should ever
come to this? Pass me that can Of
Forest Rose"
He sat down opposite US in an easy
chair, turned up his soles higher than
his head against the stove-pipe, helped
himself to our meerschum, and said
again:
Il must be of to the hills in ten min