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INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
Attack of our Troops at Richmond, x,
Martini :.


CINCINNATI, July 2s.-A special dispatch to
the Commercial. from Lexington, KY, says:
The rebels attacked our forces this morning
at Richmond. consisting of a small detach-
ment nn6er Col Sanders. After an hours
severe fighting our troops were compelled to
fa!! back TO the Kentucky river, badly cut up.
The rebel force is estimated at 500 men and
six guns. They are supposed to be the ad vance
OF Bragg's army.
at the latest advces our troops had fallen
back within five miles Of Lexington, the ene-
my closely following.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Lexing-
ton, and all the able bodied citizens between Is
and IS ordered to report for duty 1t is thought
thatthe city can be held against the rebel force
Of over l5,U0u, moving in a northerly direction
via Crab Orchard.
The Gautte's Lexington dispatch says the
excitement has subsidized. The rebels came to
the Kentucky river at Clay's Ferry. Sanders
command is nearly all in, and troops from
Hickman's Bridge insure the safety Of Lexing-
ton. Generals Carter and Gilbert's commands
are in the rear of the rebels.
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Another Piracy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The ship George
been boarded py the pirate Georgia, and bonded
Tor SlU0,OGO, arrived at this port te-day She
brought home a portion of the officers and
crews of the ship JabeZ Snow and bark ANA
Zonian, which were captured and burned by
the Alabama, in lat. 1i!25 s., long. 1892 w. On
the night of June p, Cape Frio bearing W. N
W., distant eighty miles, fell in with vessel
hove 10. AS soon as they made our light, they
bore off and run for us; we Immediately ex.
tnguished our lights and kept off before the
wind, and through the darkness Of the night
succeeded in losing sight of her in the course
of one hour. / have no doubt but what it was
the privateer Georgia, as she had been cruising
off Cape FIio two OF three weeks.
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THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

Official Dispatch from Commissioner r
Wrisht-American Exhibitors Carry off
some Premlumx-McCormi Thresh.
ing Machine Wins n Gold Medal.
dispatch TO the Chronicle
HAMBURG, EUROPE, July 15.-Editor of
Chronicle: Sir:-The second day OF the great ex :
hibition has just closed. 1t was the largest
show of stock OF modern times, four thousand
entries being made. Mr.. Campbell, Of Vermont,
takes three premiums on his sheep, two of the
first class. There were seventeen hundred On !.
tries OF sheep.
Mccormick thrashes all the nations and
walks off with the golden medal.
Our glorious flag and coat Of arms is seen all
about ls, surrounded by loyal people.
More than fifty thousand people are inside
of the grounds to-day. Forty thousand thalers
were taken at the gates yesterday.
May our glorious army be as successful in
thrashins the rebels as Campbell, Mccormick,
and other Americans are in competing with the
nations here assembled.
Iregret that our people have taken SO little
interest IN this exhibition. Never, never was
there such an opening for American skill and
industry. We have not a thousand articles on
exhibition, and but one OF stock.
JOSEPH "A. WRIGHT, us. Commissioner.
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Ina recent case in the United States dis
trict court in Philadelphia, J udge Cadwalader
declared that any one who resisted the draft
should be considered participant in the re-
bellion. Z
S There is hardly railroad which COM
municates with what was once the exterior of
the rebel confederacy left intact Our troops
are all at points seyering the iron bands which
bound the confederacy together.
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Arrival from Charleston.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The steamer Star of
the South arrived this evening, from Charles
ton bar on the 25th inst. She towed the iron.
clad Passaic to the bar, and this vessel went
to Admiral Dahlgren. H 81 sr
When the Star of the South left there heavy
cannonadiHg was heard, and shells plainly
seen bursting over Fort Wagner
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Kentucky Politics.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Brutus G.. Clay, of
Bourbon county, was nominated ON the fifth
ballot to-day for Congress, in the Ashland
(Kentucky) district TO fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Hon. J. J. Crittenden
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A soldier Mu. dered.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2s.-This afternoon, a
soldier named Patrick McManus, of the 11th
Zouayes, Col. Jardine, was killed by a citizen
named George Broadbecks apparently without
proyocation. ,--- .-- .z. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
1LEVRETH sTRDET, NEAR PA. AVENUE.

WASHINGTON TAEATER,
1LkVRETH sTRDET, NEAR PA. AVENUE,
ALBERT CASSIDY. ---Maaassr.
THIS wednesday, EVENING,
JANE ENGLIsH's GREAT FRENCH
TROUPE 81. DENIS,
TROUPE ST. DENIS.
TROUPE ST. DENIS.
ANOTHER ENTIRELY Y NEW PROGRAMME
On Tomorrow Thursday Evening nrst appear.
anse Of the great Prima Balarina, tnsce to Grabrl
and francois Ravel,)
MILE MARIETTA RAREL,
MILLS MARIETTA RAVEL.
will make her hrst appearance.
ri THUReDAY-THEG GOLDEN TGG,
sATG.RDAY-DAY ~ PERFORMANCE rsR LADIEs
oDO FELLoWs' HALL.
ToRNADols oP APPLAUSE
wH1RLw1sDs OF APPRECIATION
THE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
Son Of the Origin al Wizard Of the North and frst
Prestdi gitateur of the European Theaters.
TIE COOL EST HALL IN THE CITY AND THE
GREAT SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT
~ THE WORLD OF MAGICl -
ALL THE GREAT DELUSIONS
PERFORMED WITHOUT ANY APPARATUsI
A GRAND pREsTIDlGIToRIAL MATINEE
ON NEXT
WEDNESDAY and SATIk kDAY AFTERNOONS.
commencing At three o'clock.
Admission rs cents; Reserved Seats 80 cents.
Doors open at - O'Clock; commence at O'Clock.
NoyEL7IEs PRODUCED
jy 2s-2t@ IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
CANTERBURY HALL,
L2UI~sIANA ~ AV;. s1Al Sixth s-ns=..
THE SUMMER THEATER
STANDARD NJ M1s1o HALL
THE POPULAR AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
ONLY PLACE OF Fvg T4S ISxI KIND IN WASH
MAMMOTH DRAHAE.G sfEn2f1H Amp opERAr1o COM
4H. FLOATING S9 s1SaG; sEsgds O, DEATH.
THE YASafkEE TAR.
Characters by the Dramatic Company.
New Scotch Ballet,
HAT HER ssoMs,
By the Court of Beauty.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Great 0peratic Songstress.
The sbSGs I%Gsnse Corps dE'hiops in a.uops
1xTRAvAaANzAs, &c.
Admission twenty five and Fifty cents
The Great zanfretta Troupe ON Monday, xu-
gust go jy N.6t
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
pubic th at they are now ready to execute all the
above branches of Painting in the very best man
ner equal to any of the above branch in this city.
We Will use none but the best materials and work
mar ship ald guarantee to give general satisfac-
ton TO all those who may employ u.s. Our terms
are moderate. Call and give us trial
7tf JOHN b. SCOTT,
s. PHITIP NJ. O'BRYON, ;,
No 800 d street, bet. 18th and 18th sta
: 1y T-lms north side. 3
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Steamboat Sunk

LA CROSSE MISS, July 2a.-The steamboat
Flora struck q rock near Winona and sunk in
five minutes No lives were lost
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q GoYefnOf SeyM0urs
Albany, July 25.-Goy. Seymour arrived
here from New York this morning. sS
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R 1TTENHoUsE, FAINT & co.,
A N K E r s,
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
VIII continue to furnish
U. s. FIVE.TWENTY BOMBS
AS long as issued by tho Government, at par.
U. B. Coupon 6's of 1881. sEt
q. 8, 7-s0 Treasury Notes. = Z, !
u s. Certificates of Indeh tsdness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in Sums to suit purchasers.
stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission. aa-sEs.
jyH RITTENHoUsE. FAINT & co.
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NJ Office Is hereby given TO all iegatees, creditors
and other persons interested the estates Of the
respective decedents and minors, that the following
administration and guardian accounts have been filed
In the office OF the Register Of Columbia county and
will be presented for confirmation and allowance
Orphans Court TO be held at Bloomsbury in the couu
ty aforesaid Wednesday, the 9th day Of September
next, OF 2 O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day
l. Account Of sylvester Hoffman, Executor OF Peter
Hoffman late Of Locust township, decd.
. Accout Of George NJ. Howell and g. Il. Weaver,
Admrs. of Samuel s. Weaver, late Of Fishing ngcreck
township, decd,
3. Final account Of George A Beam, admir- of Ro.
sanna Roody, late Of Bleom township, decd.
4. Account of Abraham ID. Dldine Exr OF Andrew
Dildine, late of Mount Pleasant township, decd.
5. Account of Edward Hartman guardian Of Rebocca
Low late Rebecca nil of Centre township.
q. Account of Isaiah Bower, guardian Of Seniah
Sitter, Seniah Warner, Of Briarcreek township
z. First and final account Of s. d. Anderson, adm'r.
of John Anderson, late of Centre township, deed.
8. Account of Elias Mendenhall guardian Of Thomas
&. Kester Of Mount Pleasant township.
! o. First and final account Of Elias MondGnhall,
guardian Of John O. Knorr a minor child of Jacob
| Knorr, decd.
TO- Account of Richard Demott, admir- Of Sarah Ste.
| venson, deed
H. First and final account of John Yost Exr. of Dan
| iel Markle, late of Fishngcreek township decd.
l2 Final account Of Benjamin lomboy and Isaac Wag.
! ner, admrs Of Isaac Wagner late of Hcmock town.
ship, decd.
I3 Second and final account of Lewis Yetter EXr OF
Daniel Kistcr, late Of Catawissa township. deed.
n. First and final account of Lewis Neter, EXr. OF
| Sebastian Hover, late of Locust township, deed,
Is Account Of John Hendershot, admir- of Johr
| Whitenight, late Of Madison township, deed.
16. Second account Of Peter LaubaCh Exr. of John
aubach, late Of Benton township, decd.
! II Account of Joshua Robbins, admir-. of Peter A Ap
plegate, late of Jackson township, dece,
Boomsburg, Aug. g, 1863. Register.
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--latest NeeCS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ATTACK on CHARLESTON.
The BomJarment Of Sumter IN progress
on Sunday.
Later News from Europe.
INDICATIONS OF A EUROPEAN
WAR.
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
Later News from Europe.
7HE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
WAsnINGTnN- Ann. Ia-

WAsHINeToN, Aug. 1s.
A dispatch was received this morning
by the Government, announcing that the
bombarment in Charleston harbor, on Sat
urday, was awful, and that the firing from
Gilmore's land batteries on Morris Island,
and from the monitors, were chiefly drec-
ted against Sumter. The combined land
and naval force of the Federals seems to
be engaged.
A dispatch from Warsaw via. Cape Race
states that, in pursuance of orders from
st, Petersburg, Russia, Council Of War
had been held in that city.
New YORK, Aug l9.-Tho draft for
this city, commences to-day. All is quiet.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-The Da-
ring, from New York, arrived On the 18th,
bringing a'large quantity of war material
for the Government, including one ll-inch
gun, 800 barrels of gunpowder, and 900
packages ordnance.
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POLICY OF PEACE

TO ruinous and exhausting system Of War. Insisting
upon the truth of the principle embodied in the De-
claration Of ndepence, that the just powers Of the
Government derived from the consent of the gov
erned 1t urges the preservation of the fundamental
principles of liberty, invioate, Of more sacred i'm
poance than national grandeur onsoldatcd power
under despotc rule, without The pale Of established
law, ON all questions of national Importance 1t Is the
inhexibe champion of the rights Of citizens, as guar
anced under the instruments by which they have d,
cdcd to be governed, II therefore boldly awows its
purpose to sustain the Freedom of Speech and of the
encroachinp dosinas of theorists who contemplate a
modification of the democratic principles which TO
this time have been sustained against effort to
overthrow them In all matters pertaining TO Govern.
the purpose Of this newspaper is to protect the
people from inconsldcrae and rash legislation, and to
hold public servants to strict accountability for
their conduct while carrying on the machinery ofpower
To this end the most careful attention will be given TO
all Federal and Legislative laws, and firm and i'm.
part ia examination of every new pot oa' proposition
may be expected the only means of proet ling the
people from abridgement Of their rights.
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Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in Business
Every his own Salesman JONES N co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. 20i MarkCtsteet
above Sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made
pressly retail sales have constituted every one
his own saleman by having marked in figures, each
article at the very price it can be sold for they
cannot possibly vary-~all must buy alike.
The goods are well spOnged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
the full assurance OF getting good article at the very
lowest price. Also large stock of piece goods on hand
of the latest stye and best qualities, which Will be made
order, in the fashionable and best manner, q
per cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth stree
No. POI. JONES Il co.
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New York, August Is, IsG3.--3m

EDITOR OF DEMOCRAT Dear Sir With your
permission wish you to say to the renders of your
paper that will send by return mail to all who sh
IT, (free) n Recipe, with full instructions for ma king
and using simple Vegetable Balm that will eilectu
ally IN 10 days pimpes bloches tan, freckles
and all impurities of the skin, leaving the soft
clear, smooth ana beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare faces, simple direct and Information that will
enable them to full growth of Luxuriant Hair,
Ministers, a Moustache, in less Than 30 days, All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully youIs
THOS. L. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
July 25, ls63-3m No S3I Broadway, New York
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Sheriff Sales.

pY virtue of sundry writs Of Penlit;oni
ID Erponas, to me directed issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of ColuIHbia county will be exposed
to public SAFE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7rl, 1863,
at one o'clock m, al the Court House in Bloomsbury,
the following real estate to witt
All that certain lot of ground situate in
BrarCreek township, Columbia county containing five
acres more or less, bounded follows, to wit: On
the west by the main road, the north by public
road the east and south by lands of Reuben Mter
whereon are erected good frame dwelling house, IL
stable and large anncTy, all under roof and enclosed,
with running water in the building, with the appurte
nances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold the prop
erty Of Henry Traugh.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, all that GER
tain lot Of ground, situate in Mfinville, Miin town
ship, Columbia County, containing about two acres,
more less, bounded follows to wit On the north
by grounds of John Heller and Samuel Greasy, on the
east by street, the south by lot Of Charles Hess
aud on the by lot Of Charles Werkheiser, all of
which is under good fence and in high state of cu
tiYation,
Seized taken in execution and be sold the pro
perty of Washington Fox -
JOSIAH Ii. FURMAN, Sheriff.
SHERHF's OFFICE
Bloomsbury, Aug %, 1863,
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Information is Wanted,

OF the whereabouts of little boy, named JAMES
~ McGRATH aged about IA years. fair hair, spare fig.
ure and slightly frecked in the face Said boy is sup
posed to be engaged the Canal, as Boat Driver,
probably between PttsOn and Danville perhaps on
the West Branch Canal liberal reward will be paid
any person who will give information Of his present
whereabouts to his Mother, the undersigned, at Espy
town. Columbia county or to the Editor Of this Journal
at bloomsbury. ~ -
CATHARINE KEMPTON.
Espytown, Aug %, 1863. .-3w*
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MADAME PoRTER's CURATIVE BALsAM has
long tested the truth that there first principles in
Medicine as there is in Science, and this Medicine is
compounded on principles suited to the manifold ma.
ture Of Man The cure of Colds is in keeping open
the pores and creating gentle internal warmth, and
:his is caused by the of this Medicine Its remedial
qualities are based on its power to assist ihe healthy
and vigorous circulation of blood through the lungs, il
enlivcns the muscles and assists the skin to perform
its duties of regulating the heat oc the system, and
gently throwing off the waste substance from the
fact Of the body. 1t is not VIOLENT remedy but emol
lcnt, warming. searching aud effective Sold by all
drugfists at l3 and % cents per bottle.
july 25, ISG3-3n.
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ass- Seven Hundred Volunteers Sick
in Camp Young men, be warned in time,
supply yourselves with Holloway's Pills
& Ointment. They are guaranteed to cure
the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy,
Fevers g. Bowel complaints. Onley 25 cts. .
per box or pot.
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MANHOOD
SELECT SCHOOL.
MISS ELEoNoRA J. LEsoHER,

LLLJNONh u
WILL open a Select School IN the Basement of the
w Reformed Church, in bloomsbury, on Monday,
the Tenth of August 1863. The School viii be divided
into three classes, viz:
PRLL4RY- Including children just commencing price
per Quarter Of ii weeks, 81 co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reading, Writing Spell
ing, ard those commencing Geography, Grammar
aud Written aud Mental Arithmetic price per
Quarter So 90,
HI6H 6HER-Includng Reading Writing, Spelling, Gram
mar, Geography, History of the United States and
Written and iental Arithmetic, 81 90.
Lessons in the Ornamental branches, viz Italian
and Grecian Oil Painting, Drawing, Neede'work, etc.
at extra charges
Persons wishing TO have Hair-Work done, such al
Bob and Guard Chains, Rings, Ear.Drops. can bt
accommodated.
Boonsburg, Pa, Aug. g. ls63-2mf
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New York weekly News.

The Cheapest and Best New York News
paper Only one dollar per annum.-
Eight pages-forty columns. A com
pleto record OF events. Benjamin Wood
Editor and Proprietor. Published at
No. 10 City Hall Square, Daily News
Building, New York City.
THE NEW YoBK WEEKLY NEWS is unrivalec
in its ability and enterprise public journal, and in
every Department Is most efficiently conducted so az
to form weekly record of political CONNIE rcia
financial and literary. throughout the world. In ad
doa TO this it contains all the Domestic lnellge nee
of each week and full reports Of every matter of pub
lie interest, As Political Journal the Weekly News
will be found ON the side of the Constitution of th,
country il framed and established by the Faith
ers Of the Republic, and will scan with care and fdei
ty every public act that may tend to the violation
the letter and spirit of that Instrument Of our liberties
l IA nd ndyocatps he
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

asg- Mr.. JAcoBY, has resumed the pub.
licatiou of the "!Star OF the North." 1t
looks bright and reads well. The fact,
that Mr. Jacoby has been serving in the
Army the past ten months has not in the
least deminished his devotion to sound
Democratic principles.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

Heg,We understand that severa! regi-
ments have been prccipitated upon Schuyl-
kill county to enforce the draft. How
does that sound? 10 enforce tie Drah!-
What becomes of Forney's idea that the
draft is an expression of the popular will
something desired by the people if it has
to be enforced at the point of the bayo-
net.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

A Democratic Mass Meeting and Pole
Raising will be held in Light Street, this
county, on next Friday, August 20, 1863
Let there be a good turn out
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LIST OF CAUSES

FUN lLhh1 lpoos
! Philip Winterstcen Valentine Wintersteen.
9 Henry Wells George kinley, jr
3 Jacob Eyer vsAbraham Klase
4 Abraham Klase VS. Jocob Eyer.
5 Dayid Lee ct al VS. SAMUEL l. Bctte
6 Daniel Seybert VS. Joseph GensiL
Elijah MeMurtrio ct al VS. Christian Wolf.
Z John II. Brown ct a! VS. Leonard Rupert.
o Samuel Bitteubendcr VS. Silas Edgar.
10 James Harding VS. Elias Reece.
il LOui "a Gowan vs. Elizabeth Dalius.
l2 Jacob Harris Peter Jacoby.
IL Jacob Bond 'Iilman Nagle.
II George Hughes ct al VS. V Crswell et al
ID Daniel Reinbold VS. Michael Grover
16 Russe =. Stoker VS. WIN lkeer
IL w Kline VS. q w Hoffman ct al
IL Rebecca Nanderslce VS. George Uodson
10 l. ipbcll VS. Samuel Johnson
90 David J Waller VIM Iiagenbuch.
f2l Franklin Longenberger, Admir-. VS. Christian VOL
ct al.
% ID Seybort reuben Nicely.
% II Reighard & Bro. VS. Silas d Edgar.
q David Carey Martz 4 Ent.
% w Kline VS. w Hoffman.
90 Joseph f Long VS. lsaac Patton.
% Enos l. Adams VS. d L Seybert ct al.
80 Charles III Hess et al VS. stephen Wolf
30 Joseph Hartman VS. Reuben Lns.
81 John GIggcr VS. Richard Menagh.
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aGy~ We hope no person into whose
hands the Democrat, Of this week, falls
will fail to read the admirable address Of
the Democr attic state central committee
which will be found on our first page.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

Bey" Republicans. attention! You said
if old Abe would issue a Proclamation de-
claring freedom to the slaves, you would
join the army and make it "swarm.''-
The President took you at your word
Now, why don't you volunteer!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

Rev. G. W. SCOTT, will preach in tho
Baptist Church of this place, on Sabbath
next, at 10 o'clock in the morning and at
g o'clock in the evening
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

pa GEO. d. SCOTT, Esq, of Catta-
wiss, now member of Capt. Z. Chalfant,s
"McClellan Guards at Camp Mullen
berg, (near Reading,) has furnished US a
very interesting communication which
owning to its length-cannot appear un.
til the next issue of the COLUMBIA Dem.
OCRAT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

ba~ CHARLES CONNER, Esq, Chief
Clerk in Auditor General Slenker's Of
fee, at Harrisburg, is now making his
annual visit to his friends-and be has
many of them-in Columbia County. He
is gentleman, scholar and Democrat
The fact that PEE John, took the trouble
last spring to abuse him roundly through
the Smut Machine, is the highest endorse.
ment of his deceucy, fidelity and loyalty,