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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-16

D@g"A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from the South, and pro-
Tossing to be we'll informed Of all the So
crets aud movements Of rebeldom in the
course of long communication on the sub
ject of 'Sceessia says: The design Of the
leaders is clearly manifested by the open
and frequent avo walls Of late in Southern
prints, aud in the Confederate Congress,
even by the peacc-advocating Mr.. Foote,
that the South can never, and will never
enter into eonlederacy Of any kind with
non-slave-holding States"
1t is remarkable that this determination
and avowal of the leading Sccessionists
should be the exact substance and almost
the precise words, of Stevens, Bingham
Wilson, and other abolition war leaders
who say the Union never can and never
shall be restored under the old Censitu-
ton with Slavery. No Union with slave
holders, says the immortal Helper.
Secessionsts and abolitionists are of one
mind, Both desire a dissolution of the
Union.
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NINE. DEMORESTS
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.
QUARTERLY JOURNAL Du GRAND MONDE.

Circulation 10. 600 largest in the welD Each nuns
bGr contains large ana magnificent Fashion Plates
splendid illustrations Of all the fashionable and Paris
novelties for ladies' and childrtn's Drpss, uscrdi in.
formation, and the four ifGti2h Patterns ready for
use, etc. etc. Yearly 81 Jingle copies, 25 cents
Published ut NINE. DtMnRGsrs Emporium of Fashions;
No. I13 Broadway Y.
sPGtSp 10 ANDVALuAniE PREMIUMS -
Each Yearly Subscriber To Nmc. Dcnsi ist's Mirror
of Fashions is entitled to the selection of 50 cents
worth of Extra Pattern, copy Of VI me. Ucnoress
System for Cutting Chdren'S Dresses for 80 cents
extra, the Ladies system,
For a club OF ) subscribers at Sl each will be sent
Pctcrsons, Arthur's, any other 50 magazine new
spaprr for one year, splendid Photograph Album
For a club Of I, GOdey's Lady's Book, any other
81 magazine, or an elegant gilt or steel Tack onb,
Side Combs.
Club ci 10, Nine. DcmorcW's SIS Running Stch
Sewing Machiuc. Selt.tucking Attachment or
set of Steel cat Combs
A club Of fG5, new Wheeler ahd Wilson's Sewing
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a Club OF -, Il splendid patent lever Gold watch.
All the Subscribers entitled TO the first premium,
aud to the gcttrr up Of thN Clb copy Of the
Mirror ci Fashions for one year
Any number Of 81 stlbscr ;tions sent toward making
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-16
DIRECTOR.

S1y- The Nev York Times, after
months Of idle and slandcrous denunci-
atoms of the Democratic party, is COM
PEELED in its issue Of Saturday to make the
following admission
eve have never doubted that the great
body of the Democratic party nrc for
preserving the Union and for crushing the
rebellion which alono threatens its cxis-
tence. We do not doubt that they look
upon a vigorous prosecution OF the war as
the only means by which that result can
be brought about. And in spite of all the
efforts that may be made to drive or Sc.
duco the Democratic party from that posi-.
ton, we believe it will hold it with fidelity
and frmncss, aud will insist upon the
adoption of that policy by this admins
tration and by any other that may sue.
ceed it, We are well aware that the Dem
ocratic party does not endorse very many
of the acts of the Administration. We
have no right to ask such an endorsement
at its hands. Upon any details of admin
istration, upon any of the measure!
which the President and Congress may sec
fit to adopt, that party has a perfect righ
to its own opinion. 1t may with perfec
propriety protest against the Proclamation
of Emancipation the policy of arbitrary
arrests, the enlistment of negro soldiers
and any other measure Of the Administra
ton" -
This covers the whole ground. We
suppose the Times will say nothing more
about Copperhoads until the next election
takes place.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-16
Communications.
For Tho Columbia Dcmocrd {.
May 9th, 1863.

Coz TATE.-I have been subscriber
to your most valuable paper four years and
am fully based upon the principles Of De-
mocracy and do not countenance Abolition
ism in the least degree. only ask short
space in your Columns to make few com
mcnts on an article signed "Spcctaclcs'
which appeared in your last issue con-
cerning the Exhibition held at Benton
some time since. Our District l thiak
demands it.
The Democratic writer's too harsh and
[ think it was uncalcd for. The Board
Of Directors in our District are all sound
Democrats, and thought it proper not to
drag polit cs into our schools--;st 10 keep
peace and unity in the schools. ID, to
prevent retrograde movement in the
minds Of the children.
; Our Board would soon dispcrsc teachers
who would dare annoy us with politics in
the schools. SO far rs | know the teach
crs of our District rendered general salts
faction, and the majority believe were
Republicans, nevertheless taught good
sch .ols. One grand feature of our schools
was the "Dis' rict Institute" which was
regularly held, and well attended. This
showing tie condition and circumstances
OF our schools we will now refer YOU to
the Exhibition. 1t was contemplated by
he teachers long before the close of the
school term, they often consulted me on
the subject, and | gave them all the en-
couragemcnt could.
1t was finally planned, and four schools
agreed to consolidate into one one grand
progra mmc, each teacher to exhibit his
own school, which had made preparations
previous in their own respective school
houses. One of these four school was
taught by Il sound Democrat, and the
others were Democratic schools taught by
Republican teachers. This is good esti-
mate, of course it was annoying to hear
and see some things, but when people 90
to an exhibition they expect to hear what
the boys have to say.
Articles of that kind are doing injustice
to communiti-s dedicated to, 1t could n
have been urged by the Democrats OF our
own District for that reason it is uncalled
for if it was urged by our District was il
we'll founded! Our District is as Democrat
ic as there is one in the country, siuply
taught by teachers of both parties tho
speakers Of the exhibition were generally
Democrats and demanded the attention OF
the spectators. 1t certainly was ungcntle-
manly TO distu.b Democrat speakers il
they had no respect for Republican teach
crs. 1t was not political exhibition nol
do | bclive that it was intended 10 be, be-
cause parents Of all parties went to hear
their chldrea speak. All that lacked was
order, the boys done remarkably we'll
The confusion may be defined to two
thirgs, lst the house was crowded to excess
I'd those Of distance may have eomc TO
break it up. Insnuatons against Demo.
Gratis which were heard should have been
considered separately, and settled individ-
ually and our exhibition not exposed in
the manner it was.
DIRECTOR
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I'D f. A T. HI = .

In Espy on the 6sh of April, EMMA s.,
daughter Of Henry and Eliza Trinlcy,
aged about ) years.
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-BIoumgburg:-
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1868.

ut"CLtNG TO THE CONSTITUTION, As THE
sHlPWRECKED MARINER CLINGS TO THE LAST
FLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HIM.n-Iaaiei Ufbsfor.
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Bark ! Bark ! !!

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
eA0c Cords of Bark, wanted by the under.
- signed, Immediately, at the 1annery in Bloomsbury,
for which the highest price Will be paid in Cash
Lea tier Wm SNY DER.
Boomsburg, May 0, I563,-lm
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tintpTe 's baB mir ;u alien Stunfet berett ftnh, tie NIT 9tten
unb ,uterldIIaen W~1ebtstnen SIT beeiener ur6 drjtli6e, lomte
Snus-9fesepte eenau mad 8pri6rtft p%rdpdriren. Gin Spa'
~f1nbtae8 Enforcement BON gar furnericn unb allen tn Npptbe-
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@UnnEeIlcaT, JIeW Y0TF SEoT nn0 DUO @eeD
Qed{
gtrca so &iiten Connecticut Defblatt, grina.
~ 80 - Stem 0prt Stat -
As " Sbtp
- so " Connecticut llntlatt unb @taIaee.
" Is . @pnnecttcut Seeo Cuttings.
Sbtse 9arttie Eabede, nelde an Site unb Qualitdt Niidt8
5u winl6en ibrta laien, perte tA BON Dienitas, BEN 10.
Ottpter an, an Wfartte. brtneen, unb BIN tt bur6 btrette
@tntaufe i'm Stonte, BET 9artbieeu unb e~tnaelnen &tfen an
QBteretrettduier unp 5abritanten febr btatS perfanfen gu
tDnnen.
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Observation-Disclosures
q wtrb ttermi 1t 81 a@rt6t seaeben, taB Ser
nnterSethnete BON Baltimore i'm Stat Wtarpfanb it9 BOT
eplma9tigun s8. Saptere iber bic 5interluHeni6aft pon
SoBman SD au en-, welber 1T beinster
lpriide an ben @erfprb men su MAIDEN BADEN, merDcn taber
aufgefprbert. lolGe an pter Dor bonn IS. &pril 1864 bci ten
unterj et6neten geltenb gu MAIDEN, ttbrieenfaas fe Ipdter
mad benz Geiss ffine anipri&s an beiaste StaterlaiienI@aft
mebr MAIDEN tSnnen.
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Roblen &OblCnI &Obleu
Qbteus Banep, @unburp uub 8oltimore @oulpa9nie,
rpie bic Bette Qualitdt anberer SobIeu, gefagteS unb 8es
paItenes @i6ens unb Gi6teubOls gum Ge.fauf 81 ben
uiebrtgfen 8aarpreiieu bel
@. 80. Qeifenrihs,
8aug3Wtp) 81. O.@fe bon 9owarO. Sra utliufr
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Sct ldn9erer Belt beitebt unter ben
&oblen 2(rbeitern in Der llm9e9eno bon
Waub 9bunf cine 9ebeime Serbinoun9,
Die iib Die rSuf ibOt6" nennen uno fid)
Uerpflibtet baben, Der Militdrs iebun9
belroffnCten Wioeritdno ju lsilten.
Sin &oDlenoperator in Worttonn, be-
Ia9tem @ountp, Nomcn6 IS. 8. Smitb,
bate iid) oicIer Sanoe perbaBt 9emabt,
nab elmer 2(n9abe, neil er Dem QrofoBs
Maribaa bel Der NufipGrun9 bon Defer.
teurGn bebulflid 9emeien iein fol-, nab
elmer anoern, neil er ilb bemiibt bate,
oen Wl5NS zines neuli6 brutal toot 9es
lbld9enen llrbcitere ju entoe9en.
Sn Der 9ladt pom 5ten gum 6ten oieIes
MonatS erftien cine l(njobl Der Sers
ibp0rcr Dor g m i t be @obnune, per-
lan9terfGinlaB unO ol5 Slnitb aufmob
te, ruroe Elm ShuB auf ibn ab9efeuert,
Der ibn au0enblidlib t0otete.
Smith mar Elm SamitienUater Il. ftano
in oQ9emeiner Idtun9.
Seeds bis aht Mor6tboten uno Sranos
itiftun9eu fino in leeterer 3eit in oen
6oblensHe0ioncn oeribt poroen, Der 70
crop 1T DER 6errorismu6, Den Die ,,Suds
IDIOTS" au6iibtn, Dap fein 8eribt e6 poos
ts, Die &bdtcr ju Uerfol9en.
Wilitdr 1T ab9eienoet, Inn peiteren
t9epalttbdti9teiten GinbaIt Ju tbun,