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GRAND FESTIVAL.

NOTICE - given that tn members OF
~ III NJ. E Church Of CauRwi>>a de-
Hgu boldnga FESTIVAL, al their Church,
on the 4ih oi July next: The proceeds to %
towards paying off debt against tn. Par
ronage DI>kERs SUPPER, lex CRGAM sc
Will ne se'vsd up on The nccaison. Also ,
All address. will be delivered.
June 3. 1864.
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IO0MsBURG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE goth, 1864:
Chicag 90 Convention.

The Democratic Nsiiona; Convention
has been postponed until The 2sih OF
August instead OF being held on the 4lh of
July. This is just right. By lha, time
af1afrs will have assumed more compre>
hensive aspect which viii tend TO produce
harmony and action IN the Conve nlIon, and
all will be ready 10 distinguish the only
true snd sale path 10 duty and success
A candidate, properly qualified in every
respect can ther be ssIecied and his election.
will be undoubied, provided Lincoln ha> ere
that time precipiiaied the country irredeem
abfy into ruin Let The choice OF that Con-
vention be ECCLELLsN OF ''any other man -
II he supports Demo cratic principles and
measures, the Democracy will be entirely
saiis6ed. Il is principles and measures
and not men that The true Democracy bat
tie for. Time is said 10 be wise and just
arbitrator, and may it so be proven in The
Chicago Convention.
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Candidate for assembly.

Al the solicitation OF many friends. ]
would announce 10 the voters o: Columbia
County, that | will be a candidate for
ASSE dBLY, at the approaching general
election, su5jeci 10 the. decision OF me CO.
IumbIa county Democratic Conventto".
VIM H JACOBY.
Bloomsbury, Mayll 1864
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CANDIDATES COLUMN.
CANOIDaTE Far isSEMRLY.

We are authorized 10 announce the ia me
of GEORGE SCOTT, of Cstawissa, "a a
candidate for ASSEMBLY, al The approach.
ing general election, ~ this Representative
District composed Of the counties of Co
lumbia and Monrour subject TO the deciS-
ion of the Columbia County Democratic
nominating Convention.
June 90 1864 nd 30
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CANDIBATE FOR COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized TO announce that
WILLIAM GREASY, OF Causwis~a township,
thToug gh he solicitation of his many Dam
ocratlc friends, r a. been induced to offer
h'mself as a candidate Tor CpUsTY Cow
MISSIONER, at TIE approaching election
subject only TO tie u-ages of the Coiu 5is
County Democratic Convention.
lnLe 90 1861 S2Id
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Candidate for Sheriff:

MARTIN A AMMERMAN ot Fr-hing-
w creek township, we are authorized 10
announce, will be a candidate for the Office
ot SHERIFF. al the approaching General
EIecuoD subject 10 the decision of the Co
lumbia county Democratic convention.
Nav 4 1864 50 pd
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CHARLES G. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA co., PA.

"ILL practice in The several Courts of
Columbia county. All legal business
intrueied 10 his cars shall receive promp,
attention
OF c E,-On Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over MIller's Store.
Arril l3. 1864
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

We authorized 10 Announce thar ALLEH
Mans, oil Beaver twp Columbia cnnuIy,
through the solicitation of his Democratic
friends, ha- been induced 10 offer him-elt
a. a Candidate TOR CoUNTT CemmissIoNER, g.,
at The approaching. general elecuon, cub
jert 10 the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
ALLEN MANN.
Beaver, May 25, 1854 az I'd.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,

WILLIAM KRlCKBAUM, of Mlffiln tp,
We are auIhorlzed TO annnuTce will be n
candidate TOR the SHERlFFAIlTY al the
proschine general election, subjecl 10
The decision OF The Columbis county dem
orratic convention.
June Is. 1861. pd. 81
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Candidate for sheriff

Through The earnest solicitation of many
Democratic friends, ] have been induced TO
offer myself a. a candida'e for the office OF
sheriff of Columbia County, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic ConnIy Con
veniioD JAMES Lane
June IS 1864 nd 70
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White Mems sLioeries--Sla,e Risb,s-Fei..
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| late Senator Douglas, thai ssthis govern
ment is made on the white basis. by white
men, for the benefit OF white men and
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BILE sheet, with forty eight columns of read.
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peace hnI ~ shows how, and how only.
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glo'ions white mans government of Wash
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overihrow, and determination of Abolition.
isu from American soil
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CANDIDATE For SHERIFF.

CHARLES H HESS, OF VI ,fflu 'o~nship,
Wv are authorized To- announce Will be
a candidate tor ;be office of SHERIFF of
Columbia County. al the approaching gem
eral election, su uhlect 10 the decision OF The
Columb bia comfy democratic convenlioE.
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Candidate for Sheriff:

ct AMUEL SNYDER, OF MIfflin township,
- we are authorize 10 announce, will be
a candidate for SHERIFF at The approach
ine General Elecuon, subject to the decls
ION OF the Colu county, Democ alic
Convention. MAY 4, 1864. 81. pd.
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ID 1 L D..

Nr. SAMUEL SMITH respectable ard
wealthy CITIZEN of MiffiIn township, Col.
counly.--agec IS years, war Killed on
Friday Of las, week on the Railroad near
Danvnie.
ln Boomsburg, on the 25h inst. Mrs
>ARAs vile OF John Brobst, in the 26iu
wear OF her age.
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How is j now, If We oppose AsRAHAH
LIscoIs Tor President are we opposing The
Government We were told some TIME
ago, i we ionnd taul, with the administra-
fion In the manner in which they were con
ducling the war. we were embarrassing
The Coz erBment" Now. should any one
dare 10 oppose Old Abe's reelection, sc-
cording 10 ibe Abolition version OF things,
he would be opposing the Government
and embarrassing the administrator ="
Fremont and party, We suppose, are 'em-
barrassing the administration I" Why
does not BILL SEWARD touch bis lille BEL.
and have the whole party OF Cleveland Goa
rpiraiors arrested for thus embarrassing
The administration :" Our opinion there
will be large party opposing aud .'snbar
rassng the Government" on cenaiu dsy
in November nexi, set apart for that pur-
pose.
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l62 Nassau ST., New York.
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E. j. THOonTON,
PAPER DEALER

HAS RECEIVED A LOT OF NEW WALL
PAPER. OF various STYLES, al his establish
eni on Man Street, below Market
BloomSburg, which he will sell al reason,
anle prices A. ]. THORNTON.
Bloomsbury, May 4, 1854
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The Three Hundred Dollar commuiaton
has not yet been stricken off by Congress-
The vote against repeating it a lew days
ego was two TO one lis rue that Old Abe
asked for lis repeal, tut the opposition is
too great, the present Mem bers are looking
forward, orat least majority OF them, TO a
reelection and they deem the repeal o..
this clause, al the present lime, certain po-
liiicaI death 10 them We were always of
the opinion thai this money would uoi fgh' /,
nor put down rebellion (; and the country is
fast getting in such Mood that il money
is rejected, it is feared by many of The ad-
minlstrailon supporters, that the Govern
menr will receive neither men nor money.
II has nearly come 10 that now-people are
becoming so dIseustei with the present all
minisiraiion-Ihe manner in which they
have conducted the affairs OF our oyern-
ment-that they are last becoming oath 20
give II any support eIIher pecnnisry or 9TH
erwise. Cannoi Abe Lincoln and parry see
this or have they become 90 totally blinded
in their Abolition misrule ard paTnzan
schemes TO ruin our county?
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The "of haud" man OF lhs New York
Ledger thinks that the ladies' abstinence
Hem fezeigu goods excitement, will be a
nine days wonder, and then die out.
Whenever, says he. you see hundred
rich ladies' promensding Broadway in
American calico dresses, with American
Bay state shawls on her shoulders. and
Amsflcan susw hats trimmed with Amer,
car geese feathers, and with AMERICAN
mnsIin Tor strings on their heads, JOS drop
nfe line al The Ledger Office, and I viii
invrc you o dine win ne, al The Central
Park, on birds that hare dropped ready
roasted rom the skies
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE This publication
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DR. JACOB HoaLocHER, Of New Berlin
Union county, Pa, sen; us few copies OF a
little tract, written ano published by himself,
entitled, is SLAVERY CoNDEMNEp 8Y The
BIBLE, or Prohibited by The Constitution of the
United STATES ~ These tracts are offered tor
sale at. 10 cents apiece They are vel
worth the money and person IS time 10 set
down and read one of ihem. The entire
little work is supported by scripiuraI evi-
dences, and oil that character which is hard
to misundersiaud The DR.. claims to be
trying TO convert the North and South into
measures concerning The Slavery question
as viewed and upheld by tie bible and pro
iected by The Constitution for hich be- has
repeatedly been the object Of censure and
grea, deal OF abuss by both the Radicals
OF the South and The AbolitionIsis of The
North. Any person wishing 10 purchase
his little tract can be accomm odated by
calling at the STAR Office.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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THE MAGAZINE FOR The TIMES

Novemher IS. 1863
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THE SOUTHERN FREEDOM CONVENTION.

40G cOUiQ6hN xh6EOVM CVNtEN4AVN
It is indeed wonderful the rapid strides this
war has made towards Universal Freedom. How
absolutely foolish people were three years ago
Had the Administration then taken the stand it
now occupies it would have been hurled from
power by the loyal people of the North. Think
of the consequences Of such move at that time
and tell Is if there is man who doubts the
controlling, directing power Of the Almighty in
restoring Justice to her reign.
The idea of Convention in the interests OF
Freedom formed exclusively of delegates from
elayehOldipg States, We think sufficiently strong
testimony to convince the most skeptical Copper
head. What an empty shell vel have been grasI.
ing at in the restoration Of the Union'l But
that time is past; and We now have an anti.
slavery Convention composed of shareholders
and whose duty is to consider for the abolition
of Slavery. The idea was first proposed by
Graatz Brown, Of Missouri, and the call is signed
by men from Missouri, Maryland, Western Vir
ginia, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee. 1.
was called to meet On the Sth of January, but the
Executive Committee deemed it important that
the South should be more fully represented, and
hence its rostponement until March.
Such move will greatly encourage the Presi
dent in all radical measures, and aid the people
striving at the just decision that every vestige OF
slavery must be wiped out. 1t will satisfy all
timid Unionists to such an end, and stop the
blatant Copperhead who is not q wilful and de-
Gberate Rebel
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Mexican News.

Mexican News.
SAN Francisco, Dec.
The French paper Of this city has re-
ceived news from the city OF Mexico to th.
7th inst.
The French troops entered Marellia OF
the 30th of November, without opposition
Gen. Barthier had occupied Acunbaro
Gen. Bazine was at Columna, where Gen
Comonfort was assassinated.
Gen. Mejia occupied San Miguel.
Juarez and Kees, Ministers, are said to
have left for Davanzor.
Gen. Bazine had concentrated $4,000
French troops at Calega, and Done was Al
Salamasea, l6 leagues from Gusnamairo.
1t is stated that the Governments of HoI-
land and Spain have recognized the new
Mexican Government.
Gen. Lagritti has succeeded Gen. Com
onfort as Minister of War of Juarez.
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STATR ITKlrS.

Leavenworth contains . population of from
fifteen to twenty thousand.
A contract for go mules was lately let at For,
Leavenworth at $l7450 each.
The colored population of Kansas number owe,
seven thousand.
Marshal Mcdowell gives notice that he is to
have entire control of the business department oi
the Times.
A cclored man named Lawret was arrested at
Topeka, on suspicion of being the person who
robbed Marshal Mcdowell recently.
Brigadier General Bobert B. Mitchell. of this
State. is in Washington, presiding over court
martial.
The Paola Crusader says that there is q four
months old child in that county that weighs Is
pounds. When two months old it weighed 40
pounds. If it should keep on growing at this
ratio it will he ahead of old Goliah, when full
grown.
The Kansas City Journal says a Tobacco Man.
ufactory is being built at Quindaro. 1t is
needed. Quite an amount of tobacco was grown
in Southern Kansas this year. This mauufactory
will get extensive patronage from Missouri.
Captain Spillman, of one of the Indian regi
ment, has Eade a gallant little fight with the
reLs in the Indian Territory. He is a brother
in law of Colonel W. A. Phillips-the gallant
officer to whom the country is mainly indebted
for the recovery Of the Indian Territory.
The following petition is being circulated in
Lyon County " To the Legislature Of the State
of Kansas: The undersigned citizens and free
holders of Lyon county. respectfully petition your
honorable body to pass law requiring all
owners Of cattle to fence them at night from the
first of September until the first Of January Of
each year. and your petitioners will every pray y
The Record says that clerk from the Adju-
tant Generals office of Missouri is at the Capital
to ascertain the number of Missourians serving
in Kansas Regiments. Under the present in
struetons, each State has credit for all soldiers
from it, without reference to the State in which
they enlisted. He finds Isl Missourians in our
lst regiment-most of the other regiments have
many more in them. There are good many
Kansans in Missouri regiments. Our Legislature
will do we'll to ascertain how many, that we
may have credit for them.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 20.
After suffering . defeat at Summerville
and Middlebury, the particulars of which
have not been received, Forrest divided bis
forces and column, reported at 1000,
crossed Wolf river near Lafayette yesterday
afternoon. They destroyed several small
culverts and the telegraph line on the M.
& 0. road, between CollieIyille and Mos
COW and have gone south. Grierson's cav
airy aod Morgan's brigade of infantry are
after them. 1t is hoped they will bring to
stand at Coldwater.
The bridge upon which this force crossed
Wolf river had been ordered to be destroy
ed, but the order Was disobeyed.
The telegraph line is now repaired snd
working. The railroad will be I'll right TO-
morrow.
Weather cold.
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THE CONFEDERATE MESSAGE.

To satisfy rather curious curiosity we read
every word Of the long and windy message Of
jefferson Davis. The unanimous verdict of those
who read it cannot but be that the Southern
Confederacy is played out" 1t is series
of whining from beginning to end. First, Eng
land hasn't acted in good faith towards the Con
feieracy-intimates that she has been frightened
into violations of neutrality and international
law by the Nort!l-and speaks Of the time when
they (the Confederates) may retaliate; while
France has behaved but little better. Their
finances are in an awful fix, and greater portion
of the document is given to this subject. He can
find no relief only in a system which is contrary
to their Constitution and laws, which he thinks
the exigencies will justify them in adopting tenn
porarily. What he says about the "paper block
ade" would indicate that it pinches severely.
He means piteously over the "reverses at Vicks-
burg Port Hudson. and East Tennessee" but is
cheered by his faith in God, and the iustness of
their cause. Not to be irreverent, it looks as
though his faith WASH t reciprocated. To bolster
up the courage of his people, he lies. Charges
the North with everything atrocious, and to sus
tain the charge makes q heart-touching story of
the barbarity of the Federal Government in tax
ing prisoners from the warm and genial South
and incareerating them in the frigid region of
Johnsons Island! 1t is Jeff.'s last message.
How complete the ruin! Eight or Nine Hun
dred Millions of Public Debt, their Slave pro-
perty all gone, public works and improvements
totally destroyed. and the people depressed in
consequence of the sufferings incident to a war
of invasion. Men may wish for retribution. but
when it does come its severity touches the hard
est heart. Is there any one who looks at the
present wretchedness of the Southern people but
what sees in slave pens and auction blocks its
incpiency