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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

EsROM tho casapsof General Lees Escort near Me-
y ridlan ON Thursday the 2lst inst, a LARGE BAY
HORSE, sixteen hands high long bodied with saddle
narAs on Geh side and also marks Of collar on neck
and nano. He IL seven eight years old. think
he is In tho neighborhooz somewhere A liberal re-
ward will be pa i'd for him delivered to me at Major
Yoangs, or at Mr.: James ghackleford's near town.
july 9.d4t Private o. 8. ACEE.
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HEAD QUARTERS. cArr, psynseroS's OFFICE,

HEAD QUARTERS CART PRHEINGToE's OFFICE,
Meridian. Misa July 81, 1864.
HTN0 eamply wlth the detailed Instructions" from
IL 0ehbrAI Brsge, epry cDtca 10 whom the Aboep
order applies will Immediately report by letter BIS
whereabouts and Is directed to have subject 10 IN.
speetioR copy Of all orders making details Of soldiers
or conserpts II exempt copy Of exemption papers.
In his department Employers frequently abaant
with papers OF detail exemption in their possession,
that this requirement Ia necessary.
BE- JONES, Mai. a. ON.
July9ld2w on Inspection duty.
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The Niagara Falls Correspondence.
BUFFALO, Thursday, July 2l-The fol
lowing correspondence explains itself:
SANDERS TO MR.. GREELEY.

SANDERS TO MR.. GREELEY.
[coPY.
Private and conAdential.)
CLIFTON HOUSE. IAeAnA FAILS. CANADA, 4
To Hon. Horace Greeley:
DEAR SIR1I am authorized to saw that
Hon. Clement c. Clay, Of Alabama: Pro
lessor James p. Hocomb, of, Virginia.
and George N. Sanders, of Dixie, are
ready and willing to go at once to Wash.
ington, upon complete and unqualified
protection being given, either bv the
President or the Secretary of War. Let
the permission include these names and
one other.
Very respectfully,
(signed) Gao. N. SANDERS,
MR.. GREELEY TO SANDERS.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July IL, 1864.
GENrLENEN-I am informed that Won
are duly exequated from Richmond as the
bearer of propositions looking 10 the ess
Enlistment of peace that you-dssire to
visit Washington in the fulfllment of
your mission, and that ron farther desire
shat Mr.. Geo. N Sanders shailaccompany
you. If my information be thus far SUB
stantlaliy correct, am authorized by the |
President of the UDited Slates.to tender
you his safe conduct on the journey pro.
posed, and to accompany You at the ear.
lest time that will be agreeable 10 You.
have the honor to be gentlemen, yours,
~ tSiGNEDl IloRAcE GREeIEY. 4
To- Messrs. Clement G. Clay, Jacob
Thompson, James p. Bolcomb, Clifton
House, Canada West.
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g. q. CL4e JR,,
j y LIZ. nl,1u

u. 7. HCLLOMB.
P. SIT is proper to add that Mr..
Thompson is not here and has not been
staying with us since our soourn in Can
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

ENOR sALE-B.tWees ave and IN bundrsA
II pounda Of TyPe MEAL BsquiS ~ tbisafhes u.
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NO CURE!! NO PAY!!!
+ 9 MARECHALK'N
SOUTHERN FEVER.

TAGOE RIIIIS
~ lE Propretor zfsr III oreush tsst Of near sigh
teen years, has the nosl perfect confidence In rg
oomnsndlpe these Pills 10 the public. They are NO
YAnked Vegetable hanbue The materials Of which
vagrtablo kingdoms There q, however. no Qulnine,
or any Of fhs preparations Of mercury in them They
can be taken by even heinfant Of month old with
inpunty. T
they are warranted 70 make q permanent cure
IN fact 10 aradieatS-the disease from the system
u they taken e1fety according 70 the prescrip
VII Be returned
juy 2dkwtf. fAyetie Mississippi
ISoKs zIl Ar THIs oFFicE-5O BEANS be.i
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

Wednesday, /: August 8, 1864:
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; MIR. GREELEY's REJoINDER.
JEWETT AS MESSENGER BOY.

- CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGARA FAILS,
Monday, July, 1864.
To Hon. Horace Greedy, Niagara Falls:
SIR-We have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your note of this date
by the hands of Col. Jewett, and will
await further answer, which you propose
to send us.
(Signed) Very respectfully,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

Aqg3 d2w L. Col. q Chief Of STAFF
ETr Mobile Advertiser and Register, Selma Dis
patch, Montgomery Msi and Daily Mississippan, will
copy two weeks. - sr+ --s-sfsrr
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-23
Bilious Disorders - Liver Com plain e.

Funs Dr. Thcodo's Bell " Nt1 York 0ty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted TO their par
pose as an aporient but md their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very msrkod indeed They have In my prao
toe proved more electual for tho OF bols cow
Fa',ii shan any cue remedy can nsntios aiurersiy
rsJees that have at length purgaNys which wor-
tly We eoahdsnoe Of The pLoissElon and tie people
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LEGAL Notlca

, 10 Ambrose Belden, MeAun BcllCn, Newton
belden, Amy llues, wife OF Solomon llues Pau
llne whistler, lie ol John A. Whistler, who re-.
sue IN AIlognn Co, State of Michigan heirs
OF Harvey Belden, deceased!
Npu are hereby notified that Ellsworth R
~ thompson, Administrator OF the Esta . of
harvey bclden, deceased, ON the list day Of Sen.
u'loCt, a u. lSOi, flied his petition in tho Pro-
% %puI Eour' wllllln aud Tor tho County ol Geauga
@ a,u otalo OF OHIO, alleging that the personal cs-
'Sto VI salu dccedcut is Insufficient To pay hi4
debts aud the charges of adm,nistcring ms c,
.a'ci that he dlod seized in ice simple OF The toll
towing described real cstntc sitnate in Middle.
W ,',u ,townahip' IN Ecouga Comfy, State ol Ohio.
~ WIZ hhown as part oi Lot No A ~ bounded
US Iollows. Beginning nt n post in the south.
west corner OF said lot No 1t; thence north on
'he west line o. said lot 20 clnns and 10 links
10 post; thence east 30 chains and 81 links 10
post thence sonth on marked line 20 clains
nnu 30 INKS "a post; thence west on the south
me OF sald lot 20 chains and 75 links To the place
"I osghning, containing ~ and so. 100 acres of
iunuIeAcepung . and j.l00 acres of land deed.
eu 10 Hannah Strattou, from the south west cor.
~ ,o "d salu iand above described; leaving 81 and
7o.lOo acres OF land
ihat Ambrose Belden, Milton Belden, Newton
Beiden, Amy llues,, Pauline Whistler, Charles
be'deh and Edgar Bclden, minor children OF one
Chhries Beldon, as his heirs at Iaw hold the next
esinte OF inheritance therein
ne prayer oi said petition is for the sale of
shid promises for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid, "a ID petition wilIbe for hear.
ing on the lst day of October, A, D. 1854 at 10
oelcck a NJ, or as soon thereafter US counsel
can be heard
ELLSWORTH Il. THOMPSON,
A-'''"i Adm'r OF Harvey Bo.Ien, decd,
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lbSA Pretty Candidate.

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Eas sSMEOElNblG EpOC1
NOTICE.

! Chcstor Lamb, pluinuG,)
| against
| The heirs and assigns Court OF Com. Plcas
oi john Howard, decd, Geaugu County, o.
and the heirs 4 assign
Of John Williams, deed,
Defendants. ..
I>lIE sand defendants, the heirs of John How
i ard, deceased, md the heirs oi JunG Wlll.
lnns, doCc asCd, are hereby notified that on the
lOth day OF August, \. y. lhbI, said Chester
Lumb, piainiifl, flied ~ the Oii.c OF the Clerk
ol said Court his ccrtaln petition against said dc.
lundants, alleging that ON the ga day ul De-
iober. y. 1917, Jacob Wmdnugrl entered into
n contract in wiring with John iluward survl-
vOr ul Howard aud Williams, by +. W. Blug.
ham, lis attorney IN tact, 10y the terms Of which
c0ntrac; the said Howard, survivor ot WI.
Iinms md lnwntd, burgalned and sold, and
HHIeed TO convey by good Und sufficient
| signs the following described tract or lot ol land
! aud premises situate in Troy township, No. Is,
! IN the seventh range IN the Connecticut West
! orn Reserve, being Just my acres in sec No.
seventeen III sand Township, bounded casl by the
huc ol sUlu Sec south by 30 acres formerly con
/ tracted 10 AnsOr 4. DuOlttle; west by a hue
! parallel with the west line Of sand section ,und
| just halt mile thcIctrom; und North by Il llnc
! parallel with the south boundary, and 50 !ar
! from 1t us 10 contain Just hity acres OF land
That on said 22nd day OF October, lSi7, said
Jac' b WndnagIc also entered lniu a contract IN
! writing with john Howard, survivor ul Howard
nnd Williams. by his attorney in fact, +. W
! Bingham, by the terms ot winch contract, tho
sald Howard, survivor ol WllIIams Il Howard,
ba!galncd and sold and agreed To convey by a
good and sufficient decd Ia sad Jacuh Wlndna.
gle or his assigns, tho following described Tract
or lot ol land aud pIcmisus situate IN Troy town.
! SHIP, "B,' No. IN the scveRlh range, in the
! connecticut Western Reserve hcug fifty acres
! III Sec. No. II, bounded east hv the east line OF
! The Section; south 10y iity acres formerly con.
! lrnc'cd Ia Robert Spears; west by line paroI.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-23

Coon InEA-A tho State Aims House,
Massachusetts, the manager of tho farm beds
his cows with sand, which he considers supo.
rlor TO any other substance for that purpose.
1t is warm, easy TO io upon. prevents tho
cows from slipping when reaching for food,
IS an excellent absorbent OF liquids. easily
shovdod in and out, II superior divisor OF
dropping. and is an excellent substance to
apply TO cold lands. For those reasons, he
likes sand for bedding.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-23

Two thousand Of the rebel prisoners at
Camp Morton, Indianapolis, ii has been
ascertained, are members of the treason
able Democratic secret society known as
the Sons of Liberty 1t was inte ended to
release these, TO help in the contemplated
work linauguraling civil war in Indiana.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-23

disoAss cold settles meuhere In tho boly and OBJ
sruUts Tvs natural functions These, II not rolisyss,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro.
dueink general asgtarauon, suffering, and disease.
While iu this condition. oppressed by tho arrangements,
Ako Ayers Pills aud how directly they restore tho
natural action Of the system and with it the buoyant
Selling Of health again What true and 30 spparont In
shs trivial aud common complaint, Is ass true in many
tho dsop cd and gsrous dise1npe. Tho same
porg.tys effect eKpsls them. Caused by similar obsruo
lions aud dsaugenens Of the natural functions OF tho
body they rapidly, aud many Of theui surely cured
by the None who know the virtues Of these
Pills, will neglect 10 employ hem when suffering from
the disorders they curv.
Statements from leading physicians In somo Of the
principal sitioS and hom other we'll known pablo per-
HSn Fh,sa,rtVro Asehasu af g. Lo,as, no. l. lssa
Da ATEh; Your Pulls arc the paragon Of all that v
great In medicine. They havo cursd little daug ghter
OF uoerous upon her hands fss had proved
inourabs for years. Her mother has been long grlev-
ousy afflicted with botchea and pmpss hsr akin aud
La her hair. After child cured, she also tried
your Pllls, saa they have Cured her. -
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4 OWING to the very high price of Coffee. and
- the great difficulty in procuring good. uni.
Iv'm ana reHabIe article, our customers have
often expressed Il wish tha thcv could be- snnnIicJ
from irst hands. 1t was the intention of
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-23
AY f RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble, And
complaining' Are you out Of
order. with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symp-
toms are oilen the prelude to
serious illness. Some at Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by =
timely use Of the right REIN
edy. Take Ayers Pills, aud
cleanse out tue disordtrod hu-
nors - purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structei IN health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
tlvlty, purify the system from
A. - a a
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psrisrMisI or yas IsrrRIos,

N1HIHHFuHl Tth, Ib0b. ]
SRI have usod yonr Pills In my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them, and cannot 10
say they the best cathartic poy Their rsxu-
lHtinS action on the liver is quick and decided conse
qutnty they are an admirable remedy foe
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found "A case Of
tsoui deai. 30 obstinate that did readily yield TO
them. 5Iatsinally yours, ALOSZO BALL. NJ. D.,
InlSioiai. Of Tia Marina
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ship Fair, to be held in Thompson, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct 5th
and 9Th
CLASS | --BULLS. OXEN AND STEERS.
Committrr--A DIcNrrmau, Eti Biakcs.
leo. Geo. Abhry. Scu.--Lcrov
CLASS lI-COWS. lElFERS AND
CALVES.
Commttoo- u. Matshcws, jackson
Dayton, John Garrett Jr-Leroy.
Class III --STALLIONS.
Commiuoc--R &. Halne, Darius Tillot.
sou, Joseph 1uckor-Montyillc.
Class Iv.-MATCUED AND SINGLE
HORSES.
Committee--John Dodge. Nelson snodc-
kor, B. B. Park-Painosville
CLASS V. MATCHED AND SINGLE
MARES.
Committee--H. s. Matthews. Edward
Hubert, Ezra Observation-Disclosures.
CLASS YL-BROOD MARES AND
COLTS.
Committco--R. c. Smith, S. n. Dutton,
Spencer DavtOn-Madson.
CLASS YlL-SWEEPSTAKES ON
HORSES.
Bost stallion. best matched horses or mares,
best single horse or mare, best pair Iho tos
years old horses or mares, best singIohoroe
~ ~, "1a'o oo.', oos' ,'re9 years oa, two years
o'1 or one year o'u stallion,
J,arnn,sgnII. rra".i, o'"'"' WN simeon Onotcn' >
CLASS yIII.-BEsT FIVE SPANS OF
HOtSES
From any township. without regard to
sex, and best from oach five spans.
Snoncor C,arilou. I,a - oouam E'h9'ns
poDo''' "'"''oc''' horace Alien, Madison.
o.. ">D 'AOho'
Z, oouhnltee-r' y. smith Otis Davis
&C., p~eT "r'o"' mo,na,m,,nn m"" vn.'
Con,,j,,oa hohi,2 r Emo
r, VI r"' r,Tr.Sn q, 1,@S, c~,ns,, -, ,,oo,
A''' iNit ,i,,,Dn nED 'oAh0h "ooL
Sii4i
Committoo-Cnar'os w. Foot; ii. Il. Ev-
erett, Montville; John r. Eddy, Leroy.
CLASS XII.-SWJNE
Committee-J. n We; John T. Cowon Lo.
roy; A. NJ. Proctor, Trumbul.
rt,ss VII poIrrrny
Comni,,oo-IIo,,.ow 49,.
Grimm Dnnmore w., 0Jo'p'' warren
C,, Wv .rn,,,,a
Cnm,n,,,ao nniN" pns hNp SEEDS.
pstrcL r p p.rnn'a iiu,pur', luouas
.a'Sons--ila'nouon. 1.
r:.. .nss -'Euh TABLES.
,,s, p.;". ~, W. Proctor, n. Garris, Al
'''' ~ guam irumou''.
CLASS XVI FRUITS.
Com"iitteo - Frederick Hubert; ]. V.
whitney, MontVIlle; Eryine Ensign, Madi.
son
CLASS XVII I-FIOWERs
Committoe-S l.. Malin and lodv w,,
Patchott and lady, N. B. Holbrook and In-
dy-Madson.
CLASS XVIII ppOn,rc
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French Breakfast and Dinner
G o T F Z E

4 WING to the very high price of Coffee. and
- 'Hc 4tent ulihculty IN procuring good uni. d.
lurm ana reliable article, our customers have
OF expressed Il wish tha thcv could be supplied
from first hands. 1t was the intention of
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business, but. 5 we h,yo had
some customers living at Il distance that hnyg
!,'ou upon ~ to supply them exclusively with
lea and Cnliec, it bclnl incnnvcnlcnt Ior thnfn
I" come - New 1orH, iuL GREAT rE. AyD Cor.
ilL EMPORIUM OF tins country and ns uur rcn
faster was possessed ol information RELATING ,n
O"ate that could be FURNISHED at n modrTot.
P''tt, ana give universal satisfaction, and at the
siho lime afford the retailer Il handsome prDii-
we nave ucen compelled to supply tuD>r plrlIes
! Ills COl tEhIIAS BECOME 50 POPULAR
VIA our customers, and their sales have in
creased to such an extent, that We have been
C'npcnCd 10 make large additions TO our ma
r.uucty, which Will enable Us to suppIv Il le,y
m'-e customers with 1t. We will therefore send
b 10 ait VINO may order.
1t is fast supcrseding all other Cuflees.
rms Coiice has been used ior more than a cen.
'"Ty h tarI5, ahd, since It's ntrOduCuOn InIo this
country 1t Eas been Ia usc ny some OF the lead.
Ins fFcuCh Restaurants here. The parlsIaus are
said lo DC the Ocst judges OF coffee and the
STrIt iaVJT III which Is uid by them Is the best
recommendation that can be plUiuCeu Tor lis lldc
Hl'Or aud hJaiihy ELECTS upon tho human sys.
iGu.
We put up but one grade OF this Coffee, aud
tlAl Is D! qudhty 'uat our customers have
iouHd from experience Will give perfect atisiuc.
uun, aud nee all The demands vt their trade. 1t
Is ttG lowest price ltIat We eau recommend
We dO all our business on the most extensive
scale, buy by the cargo, aud sell at only Two
cents per pound profit.
We put up tins COioe in Barrels only. of l25
Pounds tacn. FMS method Oi putting IT up
saves rom To cenis per pound ~ the cOu.
suHlGr, ana ny It's being nu large quantity II re-
lilhs It's nae HlVur nucn longer III aus iuru tual
III any othcr. We send wIh cucA uurrtl Snuw
CardS, ClTCulurs and iusGis 10 assist the duuler
10 Introduce II To his customers. We hupu our
customers viii take palus to have them we
posted up aud dslrlOltcd, Us II will be to their d.
vantage u do 50.
ms COll.c we warrant tO glye perfect sails.
faction, nird, II 1t does not please he purcua scr
mas ihc privilege "l returning the Whole or any
part ol 1t wlth'n % days, and navIug hi money
IciIhdcl, together wlh all the expenses OF
transportation both ways
We Issue Price Circular Of our TEAS and
CutlLLS, which wo are giad 10 send free To II who
wish II. Consumers Oi Coffee should iuuuIte Iof
the FreRch BrsutLtsi dRd D,uHer COB... ANA be
sure that twas purchased VI the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBaRs,
35 ~ 81 VESEy STREET, New York.
I5Om3
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Dys.nt.ry, Dlarrhaa, Rs1... WORMS.

IIVI7 Ut u u GT stIt, y CHIc5t10
Yonr Pills have had long trial In my practice and
hold them In ost-em OF tho best apoiionts ha
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver max
them M excellent remedy when given In small doses
b.ioas dy,entsry and dia,rheu. Their sugar-ooetIi
makes them very acceptable and son.snlent r The
q women and children,
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Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA PA:
niseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
~ nary and Sexual Sy stem s--new and re-
liable rea atment-in Reports of the HOWARD
Assoc lATlON--sen by mail in sea led letter
envelopes, free of charge, Address Docto. j.
SKlLllN llUUGHION, Howard Association,
No. , South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
756yl
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-09

The Democracy of Madison held a meet
ing in Jer.eytown on Saturday evening
last, which was largely attended, consider
ing the GOODNESS of the weather.
1t was organized by The appointing of
James Murphey President, James John
ston and w. w. Smith, Secretaries.
The meeting was first addressed By C. G.
Barkley, Esq, OF Bloomsbury, in sort and
spirited speech, warning the people OF the
dangers that must result from the re-
election Of Abraham Lincoln.
He was followed by Col. Nm. Brindle OF
Muncy, Lycoming county, The brave and pa
iriotic champion who with Geo. B. McClel-
Ian, CALAMITY defendedj the American Flag
in the wal with Mexico. The Col. in an
able, eloquen; ard forcible speech clearly
sho wed the helIish designs of the party in
power, and the great importance OF a re-
turn to the principles OF JefTersonian De-
mocracy, as the only means of preventing
the erection OF a monarchy on the ruins OF
our free Republic.
The mex. speaker was E. J. keller, of
Millville. Although the evening was very
unpleasant, be, as well as those who pre-
ceSed him, held the close attention Of the
crowd until a late hour ; being frequently
interrupted by the much delighted audi
ence with, "three cheers for Keller"
Alter the singing of some patriotic songs
by Tram Derr and his sons the mseting
adjourned with three cheers for the speaks,
Mcclellan and the Union.
James Johnston, G..
w. w. Smith. '
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-09
A BOY HUNG.

ArRoc1ous OuTaAaE.-One Of the most
shameful and si~rocious oulrages ever com
mitied in this county was enacted in Jack
SOC township on Sunday last, by a couple
of soldiers belonging 10 The squad encamp
sd al Benton They proceeded 10 the house
of Mr.. EzEK1EL Cole, q drafted man, and
there made a thorough search for him, with
success, after which they went TO the
barn and there finding Mr.. CoLE's son, aged
about is years., procured a irope, pat il
around his neck, and actwil.y hung him,
drawing him Up ts0o or three fines until he be.
black, blinded and nelrly strongied to
death all on account of The boy not being
able to tell the whereabouts OF his father.
These are the facts of the case as near as
we can write them. What is fhe COZ ntry
to? Is that what GEEsRAL CoucH's
are in Columbia county for 10 hang
peoplef These things are entirely wrong,
and need redress.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-09
ELEcTIoN RETURNS.
coIumbla Comfy All Right.
The Democracy hold their own.
The State Safs for Mcclellan and PsndIston
Returns Come In slowly But sure.

Returns Tome In slowly But sure.
The'vote OF Bloom township resulted as
follows: Abolition, 2s4 ; Democratic, 2os;
mai. for Mr.. Lincoln SO. The vote polla6
was Sol. an increase ever hast election of
So. The Democrats rave done we'll.
In SCOT, township the Abolition majority
is II an increase of I6 votes on late ma
joriiy ; besides a much heavier vote than at
last election.
The Borough of Beiwick gave 9 majority
for Lincoln, a loss Of 8 votes on the State
election. Bully for the Borough.
In Greenwood twp, the Democracy
gained three Eetes. They carried the twp,
two majority.
Montour twp gained one vote for the
Democracy over las, election.
Orange twp, gave its usual maioriiy-4I.
We can always depend upon Orange wheel
ing into line with her full quota.
As we go to press we have nothing further
from The county. Euough is known to set
the county down as good for 400 for LIT
TIE Mac.
Philadelphia is reported to have gone for
Lincoln. Majority about 10000.
In Allegheny city the Aboliiionis,s re-
por: a gain.
The returns received by the lying tels-
graph are of such q character as TO, to be
credited. They are contradictory, besides
having the face of being greatly exaggera.
ted. We will wait for something more re-
liable.
The Stale of New York is safe from all
appearances for Mcclellan and Seymour
The Democracy have achieved a splendid
victory. The country is safe--the Union
will be restored, and peace again reign
supreme over the land.