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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-19

a RESOLUTION introduced into Congress
by Fernando Wood, providing for the ap-
pointment Of commissioners to Richmond
with view Of arranging for the termina-
lion of the war, and securing peace under
The Constitution, on terms of justice and
equality, was defeated on motion of Wash
burnc, by vote of 90 to SO.
Of course peace is not the object of the
Republicans any more than Of the seeess.
ionists; much less peace "under the Con.
.iitution that "league with DEATH"
that covenant with hell" And still
worse con terms of justice and equality ~
Pee John will Of course defend the action
of Congress. thus opposing peace under
the Constitution and crying for war, blood
and conscription.
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BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
READ THE FOLLOWING

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BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
The genuine has thu name Of Iii, proprietor and
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limitations.
PRlcE FIPry CLsrS OzR poLLAa PIa DorrIs -
Prepared only by the proprietor.
i'T. l.. = {. WISRtRT,
No. 10 NoRTu SECOND ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
December 10. 1853 Cn.
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Board of Enrolment.

We again visited Troy, on Wednesday
last, and looked in upon the Board Of
Enrolment. They are indeed high
minded geutlemenly officers, dschargng
their ardOus duties impartialy and to very
general satisfaction. Mr.. Commissioner
GRIER, with whom many of our people
are acquainted, is not only a superior
gentleman, but most efficient officer and
has won universal respect and confidence
We are authorized by the Board, to an
nounc0, that persons enrolled preparatory
to the approaching Draft, need not report
at headquarters until after the Draft takes
place, for exemption, excepting those only
who have been selected by Parent or Pa
rents as the choice for their support and
that time is nov limited until the S0th day
q December
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WAR NEWS.

We have news from Charleston as late
as Wednesday last. On the previous
Sunday a most distressing accident befel
one OF the iron.clads. The Weehawken
was at anchor off Morris Island, and
foundered during heavy gale. She sank
suddenly, with many Of her crew. A
few minutes before two o'clock she raised
a signal of distress, which was at once an
swered by the flagship, and six boats were
sent to her assistance A couple of steam.
tugs also sailed towards her. 1t was in
vain, however, for scarcely had they start
ed on their mission when the iron clad
displayed a new sigual, and was found to
be sinking. She settled swiftly down by
the head, careened slightly, and disap-
pearod beneath the waves. Twenty of her
crew sprang 10 the boats as she sank as
many more were rescued by the tugs and
launches sent to her assistance but thirty
were taken down with her and drowned.
The siege oil Charleston progresses slow.
ly. Firing on Sumter has ceased, aud
but very few shells have been thrown into
the city. Five buildings were struck, on
Tuesday, but 10 one was injured. On
Wednesday, heavy fire from the Con-
(ederatcs drove General Gilm res work.
ing parties out Of Gregg and Wagner.
BY advces from Fortress Monroe, we
learn that the Coniederates have refused
to receive any further sdppiies for the
Federal prisoners 10 Richmond. They
say, and very justly, that the North has
cast an uumeritcd imputation upon their
honor, by stating that their supplies were
not distributed as Intended and, in order
to avoid any further trouble Of the kind
the authorities at Richmond refuse to re-
coive any moro supplies. and thus give 10
cause for the SANDER.
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DISCHARGED SoLpIERs.-T The Coasin o.
DrJt--The Provost Marshal General b as
decided that soldiers who have received a
discharge from the army on account of
physical disability, may be received anew
under the last call for volunteers. Thgv
will not, however, be allowed to re enter
the service as yetern soldiers, but will re-
ceive only the boun!ies offered 10 fresh re
cruits. The decision will be Of interest to
many, as it opens a door which has here
totore been closed against them. 1t is also
stated that all men who were in the SER
vice on the Sd of March, 1868 arc exempt
from the operations of the coming draft.
All such persons, by producing their dis
charge papers to the board of enrolment,
can have their names stricken off the list
of enrolled persons. The friends of those
who have volunteered since the last draft
WAS made, can have the names of such
volunteers also stricken off the enrolment
list by furnishing the board With the proper
evidence of enlistment.
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General McCleIIan's Report,

AT the Report of General Mcclellan
is in the hands Of the printer. For more
than year, the self styled champions of
"free speech"-who deemed it intolerable
to live in Union in which it was not per-
mltted to crack-brained Yankees and
horse-stealing fanatics 10 openly incite
slayes TO ravish and assassinate their own.
ers--have forbidden the General, who
twice saved the Capital, from replying to
the attacks with which the Government
presses flooded the land. At last-nos
from any willingness to show fair play nor
to do justice. but under the appreh ensio D
of Congressional inquiry--they permit the
other side to have chance
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL.-The bill rey
wing the Office of Lieutenant General, of
which notices was given in Congress on
Tuesday by Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois, is
intended to give Gen, Grant the position
to which his talents and his victories are
generally thought 10 entitlo him. Gener-
al Grants best friends at Washington
speak Of this as fitting reward for his
services, and deny that he, or they in his
behalf, have ever thought of making him
President
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SERMON FROM THE DEAD.-In the Gem
etary just consecrated at Gettysburg, will
be Inferred near two thousand men. Six
hundred Of these came from New York.
The Rock Island Argus remarkes:
"Ehese are the bodies of the soldiers
furnished by Governor Seymour to drive
Lees army out of Pennsylvania, and they
numbered one-half more than Ponnsylva
mia, the State invaded, and one-third ofoN
the kHied from seventeen States! If the
dead cannot speak, their number rebukes,
with terrible emphasis the Abolition Laa.
guers' abuse Of GcvernorSeymour and the
noble State Of which he is Governor"
The sole great objects Of this war are
the restoration of the unity of the nation,
the preservation of the constitution, aud the
supremacy of the laws OF the country.
Gen. Geo. b, McCENan.
These are words fit to be inscribed on
the conservative standard in the coming
Presidential election, and he who holds
a'oit the standard bearing this inscription,
or an equivalent one, will lead the con-
servative hosts TO victory. Mark tue pre-.
dction !-L0ulSUiAe JO0yn0l.
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DEATHS.

In Beach Haven, on Wednesday last
December l6, 1863, of Consumption, Mrs
Frances A. Iate, wife of Lieut.. Jesse G,
Tate, Of Bloomsbury, aged about 81 years.
In BIoomsburg, on Wednesday last, Mr..
Robert Is. arthur, aged about as years.
In Town Hill, Luaernc county, on last
Wednesday, MI. Z. a. Wadsseorth, Bro.
ther-in-law to Senator Buckalew, aged
about so years.
In Light Street, Columbia county, on
Monday, December 18th, Mr.. Jacob Keller,
aged near so years.
In Roaripgcreek, Columbia county, on
the 18th of November, 1868, Mafiid1
ann, daughter Of Charls and Mary Dyer,
aged 3ycars, 4 months and 81 days.
In Greenwood, on tho 9th ul,., Am
Craig, aged 80 years.
In Benton, on the 3Oth of September.
Mary Frances, daughter of Christian and
Sarah Ann Laubach, aged 5 years, l mo-
and 10 days.
In Wyoming. Luzorne county, on the
24th OF October, 1859, ,IoAa f. LauJqch.
(formerly of Columbia county,) aged 33
years, and 23 days.
In Norton, Summit county, Ohio, on
the 3Oth of Nov, 1868, .Apgeiiae, daughter
of Henry and Esther Rooms, and wife Of
j. i. Weaver, Esq, aged 80 years and l3
days,
She moved West with her husband and
parents from Bloomsbury, in the Spring
of 1862. She leaves husband and three
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General Meade on his late
MOVement.

The following is an extract from letter
of General Meade to friend in Newark,
New Jersey, written just before the last
mosement OF the Army of The Potomac
81 am fully aware of the great anxiety
in the public mind that something should
be done. | am in receipt Of many lotters
some from persons in high positions, tell.
ing me [ had better have my army de-
stroycd and the country filled up with the
bodies OF the soldiers than remain Inactive
Whilst do not suffer myself to be infu-
enced by such communications l am and
have been most auxions 10 effect sometime.
but am determined, at every hazard, not
to attempt anything unless my Judgment
indicates probability of accomplishing
some object commensurate with the de-.
struciion Of life necessarily involved.
would thousand times be relieved, chare.
ed with tardiness or incompctency, than
have my conscience burdeued with wan
ton slaughter, uselessly, Of brave men, or
with having joopardized the great cause by
doing what thought wrong.
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INTENSELY LoYAL.-Our advice to

INTENSELY LoYAL.-Our advice to
our readers is, to keep your eyes on the
intensely loyal man. If he visits your
home, count your spoons as soon as he is
gone If Your horse is stolen, put the Off
Ger on the track of the 'intcnseIy loyal
neighbor And if you desire to find a
traitor at heart, and man who would sell
his birthrght for mess Of pottage, or his
country for thirty pieces Of silver make the
acquaintance of one who is everywhere
boastng that he is intensely loyal"
LOGAN COuyipr.
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Gen. Halleck's Report, This docu.
meut is of too grea! length for publication
in our columns. 1t gives an interesting
history Of the movements and actions of ouI
armies during the past year, verifes the
report of sharp correspondence by tele-
graph between Gen. Rosecrans and the
War Department, eulogizes Generals
Meade and Grant, and expresses a hope
rather than beliefthat the war will soon be
brought to close.
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Auditors Notice,

In the matter Of the Of John Stalcy and John r.
Grot:, asSignGes Of Elias Hermar, Gf Rior.burg in
the county Of Columbia,
fEHE creditors Of Elias Wertman, and al other per.
sons interested, will take notice that T. II. title
has been appointed By the Court Of Common Pleas of
the County of Columbia, auditor. to make distribution
of the balance in the hands Of John Stacy aud John
Grolz, assignees Of Elias Wertman, The auditor
hereby gives mott that he will attend at his Office in
Bloemsbnrg on Thursday, the 2ist day Of January A.
d. loGi for the purpose OF attending 10 the duties
his appointments when and whore all parsons intcrcs.
ted IN the said fund nj if they think proper
and present their claims or dgbarrrd from coming in
for share OF the fund. l.. Ii. LITTLE,
BlOOmshuTI, Dec. ~, lSG3-iWs9 .Gultior,
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Our Christmas Turkey! (!

Mr.. JOSEPH LILLEY, prosperous Farm
er cf Scott township, whom, it seems,
never forgets the Printer, one day last
week, brought us a fine, fat white Tur.
key Tor Christmas Mr.. L., afso presen-
ted US with delicious bunch Of CELERY 10
assist the Turkey operation. Oh what
fond snticipatious cluster around the
Printers family Circle ;
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"THE LITTLE PILGRIM This is the
title of a monthly journal, published for
the amusement and instruction of children
edited by Grace Greenwood, who is atal'
sntcd and instructive writer. Price fifty
cents year for single copies. Specimen
numbers will be sent free to all applicants.
Address, postpaid, Leader K Lippen.
colt, 3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
reports That good many of Old Abe S
Collectors fail to make returns. So then.
Go it boys while your hands in. 1t is
only the people who suffer. See TO it that
your fariles are amply provided. Go to
the cities, visit your friends, make your
selves merry. 1t is only the sweat of the
poor man. You are the servants Of Uncle
Abe.
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a TAX is recommended on pianos, dogs
guitars and looking glasses, &C., &c.,
Stamps on receipts, executions and every
other possible paper document. Also GO
cents gallon additional on whisky. What
will ANDY Curtin doi
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Hon. CHAs. r BUcKALEw, our United
States Senator, is at home on visit to his
family near Bloomsbury, and will remain
during the temporary recess of Congress /;
lastipg VIC believe, till the 9th of January
next,
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JOSH. GIDDINGs has lett Canada be-
cause kidnapping and cold were too much
for him. Couldn't Lincoln send him
South! It's warm enough there, and he
could steal niggers and run them North to
the great qualification of all abolitiondom.
Do give Josh q chance.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-J. X Calhoun
Esq editor of the Armstrong Democrat
and formerly a member ofthe Legislature,
died at his residence in Kittaning, of ty.
phold fever, on the 5th instant. lie was
man of amiable disposition and consid-
cradle intelligence, sound lawyer and
vigorous writer.
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1T ia not often that we come in contact
with an article that we feel justified in
recon mending to our numerous readers,
but the article of Family Dye Colors man
uiactured by Howe g. Stevens, advertised
in to-day's paper, we feel we can heartily
commend to all who may have use for dyes
OF any colors. For sale by all druggists
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Auditors Notice,

III the matter Of the administration account Of BENJAMIN
Bomboy and Isaac H0gHer, ysdministrators Of Is aac
Hagner, tate Of Hemoe4 tornshiP, ColumJlG eg@ny dc.
etasef.
y the heirs of said Isaac wagner, s9d:Take
orphans Court Of Cou mbia county al the December
tetn thereof, a. d. 1868 to make distribution of the
balance in the hands Of the Administrators, among
the heirs Of said deceased, viii attend to dutIos Of
fh appu ntnent at his office Bloonsbura Oh Saur.
~dHy the 23d day OF January, A. lSGi at 10 o'clock
IN tue forenoon, when and where you viii attend il
you think proper, w. WHIT,
BioHmsDurg, Dec ID, 1868 -iwS2. 6uiitoy.
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We observe among the list of New Pat.
ents issued from the United States Patent
Office; one to Silas Dodson, ESQ, oi
Bloomsbury, for Improved Machine for
polishing rice. We understand i; to be a
valuable improvement, and highly credita.
bic 10 the ingenuity Of the inventor.
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A Great Remedy for Copsnmn,,o,
Tar Cordial.
AN INrALLIBLg CURE ron nRoNrufr,.

MIR. WARD says
Df WIsHART, Sir IL had Bronehitis Infsm,t,oc NJ
The Lungs, Shorness Uf Breath and Paptation OF In
Heart III their worst forms had been treated by ,e,
era OF the most eminent physicians in Philadelpbi,
but they could not stop the rapid course Of my
phd hod despared of every being restored to health
Tar Cordial was highly recommended TO ma by1 f,end
tried it, and am thankful to say that after using foni
large. and one small bottle, restored 10 peff,ct
heailh. You can give reference to my house. NO &C
second street, or at my Office of Receiver Of tars.
from a. NJ to p. NJ, corner Of Chestnut and SIKH
streets o JOHN WAsp
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THE AMERICAN AGRIcuLrUkrsT.-- This
valuable work should not only be in the
hands OF every tller of the soil, but find
iis place in every household. ORANGE
JUDD, A, M, assisted by practical corps
of active working men like himself, devote
their entire energies towards making the
AgTacuIfuriSt worthy the position it occu.
pies as the first work of its character now
issued in this country. It is issued in
quarto from, suitable for binding and af.
forded at the low price of one dollar per
year. The January number 1864 conf
mences a new volume, atfording good
opportunity to subscribe. This work con-
tains within its closely printed pages a
more extended variety of-articles treating
upon matters Of practical interest than any
publication now Issued in the country
We are glad 10 learn that its circulation is
rapidly increasing, encouraging the Pro.
prletor to prosecute bis work with ncreas.
ed vigor and spirit. Address ORANGE
JUDD, al Park Row, New York.
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THERE will be services in the Baptist
Church, Bloomsburg, on Sabbath morning,
at 10 o'clock, and u sermon on the subject O!
Baptism, after which the ordinance of Bap.
tism will be administered in Fishingoreek
below the bridge.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE..

A LII persons subject 10 the Draft OF
j the 5th January, 1864, aud having claims Of ex.
empton on the following grounds Alienngc, Non.
residence, unsuableness of age or Manifest perma
nent Disability, can have their papers properly drawn
by ealing at The office of the Undersigned in Blooms
burg, Once next door below A, Sloan's store.
w. WRIT & co
u The Provost Marshal has given notice that
peOns having claims on the grounds above mentioned
must present them on or before the a0h Of pcecmbeI
INST, otherwise they viii bs debarTed
Nloomshufg. Dec. Ie. lss1 81
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THE corn crop is 100, goo 900 of bush
els short, and it is thought the Government
will forbid dstillation; the grain being
all needed for the army. If they quit
making whisky what will become of "the
Government" of Pennsylvania! 1t will
be very thirsty.
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.Ncw A0uertls
ESTRAY.

CANE 20 the premises Of the subserh,r In Fish
y ingcierk iGwnshir Columbia county, the Iairl
day Of December, 1853,
AN OLD COW OF REDDISH COLOR,
with shortan The Ownsr is requested to pruye prop.
ertv, pay charges and take him away o;herW iBr she
VIII be disposed Of according to the directions Of the
law. John p HENRY
December II, 1863 -3ws
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The rebel government talks of paying
the soldiers literally after the war. It's
liberality reminds us of the poor fellow s
will II have nothing, owe everybody,
the rest ! give 70 the poor"
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Our Book Table.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN will com
mence new volume on the LIST of January.
This Journal occupies field peculiar to
itself, aud is the only one OF the kind pub.
lished in this country. 1t is interesting
and valuable to mechanics, inventors, man
''ufacturers, engineers, agrcultursts, and
IN fact, all classes of readers. In it may
be found valuable information concerpinp
various trades and details of all the latest
and best improvements in machinery, tools
and processes instructions how to pro.
cure letters patent for inventors, together
with illustrations and descriptions of all the
recent inventions made in this country and
in Europe details of recent discoveries in
chemistry and articles on the application
ofthat science to the useful arts; engraved
descriptions of the best and most approved
farm implements and original and well sc.
lected articles relating to agriculture in
short popular resume OF all the best
scientific information Of the day, presen-
ted in an attractive form and affordiDg a
constant supply OF instructive reading. 1t
is published by Mum g. Co. at 81 Park
Row, New York City. Terms So for one
year; 81 so for six month; 81 for four
months twenty copies in o club for $40.
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Caution.

A L. persone are hereby cautioned against purehas.
ing or IN anywisG taking transfer Of Il certain
note OF hand purpOrtng to have been given by
desis ed to James Peter0Gn Of Forty Dnllas for the
purchase of certain mare the animal is not what
she was represented to be aud am determined not to
pay 1t, or any part thereof unless compelled by due
course Of law MARY EANSICKLE.
SngarlOaf twp Dec. 10. lSG3-3M.
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ADJOURNED
Public Vendue.

Will be exposed to Public Vendue, at
w the late residence Of Henry Deighmiller, Ia
liemlock township, Columbia county, Pa, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2lst 1868,
The following valuable described property, to wit
TWO HORSES-FOUR MILCH COWS
SEVEN HOGS-TWO IlEIFFERS
& ONE CALF-ONE COOK STOVE,
One two-horse Wagon, One top Buggy One Spring
Wagon One Truck Wagon, One Thrcshing Machine.
Reaper, Sleigh, Pow, Cutting Box, Table, Stands to.
gether with other articles too tedious to mention,
sale to commence at o'clock on morning Of said
day. when terms aud conditions viii bo made known
AUGUSTUS c. RABB,
December 10, 1863 Administrator.
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B1- Judge ELwELL, has this week
been holding Court in Sullivan County.
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Court commences on next Monday in
Dsnyille