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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

Tc Lire rarrim-We acknowledge
III, receipt, oi this exc llent work, for
April aud May. The Little Pilgrim is
published in Philsde'pbia,by Grace Green.
wood - wife OF Lcander X. Lippencot, -
at 80 ce,t' copy per year. it is most
invaluable quarto paper, d"sigucd for chill
dreu and should be found in every family
in the world
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Proposals.

Public Notice is hereby given to house
Blu 'lders and olhrrs'-1'hat Scaled pro.
posals will be received by The Secretary OF
ilcmlock School District, for the building
of BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, al
tmmitt's choo house, until Saturday, al
9 O'Clock p. NJ. on the 2lth of May, 1864,
The house to b. 2l feet squae, and to BE-
completed on or before tho first day o
November next.
Also PROPOSALS will be recsiv.
ed for the sale OF the old School house un.
iii the same time.
JNO. NeREYNOLDS,
Secretary
Msy7. Ieet-SI So~
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WANTED An apprentice to the Print
ing busines is wanted Immediately at th'
Office Of the Columbia Democrat. On,
having had some experience in the business
would be preferred. A good situation il
here offered.
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The Lady's Friend for May.

We would call particular attention to
the beauty Of the steel cngravings in this
number of the Lady's Friend. "The Low
ers,' eng'a Q expressly for this number,
"a both in design and execution, one ofthe
most beautiful engraviDgs that has ever
lppe rel iu a magazine. The Fashion
Plate--which is Of double size, and hand
'omcly colored-i' also charming speci,
nen ofits kind. OF the other eugravugs
We need only say that they are as numcr-
ls varied, and interesting as usual.
Among the reading matter We note the
GLOWING articles. "peacon Denison'.
Daughter" "Mrs. Jerre Jnue's Fine
Original story "Mabel's Mission" "'Tht
LEVERS" by Jean lngelow, "Dicks In
tatuation," "Norah's Ghost" "After Ter
Years, by Virginia F. Townsend, 60
NC. Every one who does not take tn,
Lady's Friend regularly, sheuld at leas
send on twenty cents and have this May
number forwarded to them,
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 81
Walnut st. Philadelphia. SO 90 year
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Tar CGrsiIa :.
Az LNrALlIRLG cuRr For BRONCHITIS.

AN iSfhbLlbLE CCkE FOX BRuNtHlIl5
Mr. WARD suys
DR. WIsHARr Sr:-I had Bronchitis inflamaion az
the Iuug. Shortness IF iircath. and Palpaton of tbs
Heart in thrr worst forms had been treated by gov
raj Of the most eminent physicians in fhiiadCiplI1.
they could not stop the rapid Of nav di'ra'e,
gnd had desPaircd Of every benE restored TO htslth
truly on the vrTsc Of th1 grave Your Pine rr.o
Far COrtial was hlghy CummC Hdet 10 na by fr, nj.
tcd it, and ai ihanLtaito say that, after using i.Jr
large aud one snail bottle was restored L. perfect
health You can tvn reference to my hous'. NJ. $50
Y Second u; my Office of Receiver OF
from 4. HI. 10 ar. NJ, corner Of Chestnut an Si1i6
Streets. JouN NABp.
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- Miss ELENoRA LEsoHER's SELECT
SCHOOL, We are pleased to learn, located
in the basement of the German Reformed
Church, of Bloomsburg, and now opening
on the third Term. is in prosperous con.
diIion. Mas L. 10 regarded as an excellent
Teacher. Her school is deserving Of in.
creased patronage.
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s0- A pious old lady of our acquaip-
lance, Oh reading that the salvation of the
country depended on the reelection of Lin
coin, exclaimed
"eh Lord. on what a slender thread
Hang everlasting things"
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THROAT DISEASE. ave would call at
tcntion to Browns Bronchial Troches
We have found them cfficacious in allay-
ing Irritation in the ''h,oa and Brouchia
aud would commend them to the attention
Of Public Speakers, and others troubled
with affection, OF the Throat. Fhey are
also au excellent remedy fer Hoar>encss
resulting from cold ."-CongresationaliSt,
Boston,
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AG- Some Of Lincoln's Postmaster
are trying to Poison the minds Of ou'
Democratic subscribers in this county, by
enslosiug abolition pamphlets IN their cop.
les of the Columbia Democrat. This gamt
is played At lie Office where our paper,
are distributed. How is it, Mr.. p. NJ.
at Fowlersville!
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s@- The Legislature adjourned or
last Thursday. A State Election will b.
held on the FIRST Tuesday in August It
ratify the amendments {, the Constitution
The Legislature will meet on the Esd o
August to receive the vote on the Amend
ment.
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B@" Is it possible that amy Sol lier can
be So foolish as to leave the city without a
supply Of Iolloway's Pills and Ointment !!
Whoever does so will deeply regret it,
These medicines are the only certain cure
for Bowel complaints, Fovers, Sores aud
Scuryy. Only 30 cents per box or pct
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sDr Dr.. John, and his co ls5oiers OF ,h
A'Loy0t Lague,' having failed to retur
cur lot "GoLD SPEcTAcLEs," we have
procured another pair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Uniformity MI Hoos "A New Feature In nussiness
Every unr his own Salnsnnnl JONES S 60 Of the
Ivs'ut one rice Ohn store. NJ. 2u4 hiafMrts,fe~t
nbovg ssNfh fhLGI.lrhia,
Ilad iitidn To haytdg ,he iatgcst. o.t raried and
ia hi u bic stock of Lioihing 10 Philadelphia made ex
prsssIy tur tail -aes, hHve cous,tairi every one
his avn saeuan, by having marked IN hsure-, each
article at the vciy lowest ptice II can he sl f,r they
cauaut possibly vary all muei huy awe.
1ht goois are we'll sponged and ptepari3 and great
painstakcn with the making that all can buy will,
the full assurance ot getting good article NJ the very
lowest price Also large stock Of piece goor hand
Of he latest style and hest qualities which wi be oade
order, in the most fashionable and beet mannef W
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent In Market above sirth stres'
| no goa JONES n co.
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FOR
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" LUH III q CO., No, IL IRE mout. 1t, Boston,
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The Germans of Chicago have nom
mated Fremont at a BIZ mass meeting aud
have advised Lincoln 10 withdraw.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.,
KRICKBAUM. of Milf

w lin township. authnrixfd 10 announce
will he candidate Tor the SERiFFALTY. at tho AZ.
prnncin. General Elrcnn. subject 10 Iha decision OF
the oiumhia Couuty Democratic Convention.
May I, ieGI.-20Ut
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Candidate for Sheriff.
n ARTAIN A. AMMERMAN.

w Fishinscre"k township, we are auihozeh 90 an.
nouns,. VIII be a candidate ~ the SAEHlff Atty, n
the approaching General Election subject TO the deris
ion 0fiha tnumbia county Democratic convention.
May I, isUi, S5.t
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The Esev. TacOb 81 claipr.

Well Known ami mnch respected among the German
pOpulaun in This cuuty makes the follow ing state-
meat for tn benefit OF tln afflicted
SSovER PA. Feb lG. lsil
D'ar Sir Having realized ia my family import nj
ben hts from the use 0i vaiuahir prcpartion-
" IsTARs tALs'A or WILD CHERRY II IL ri me pleas.
urc to recommend II To the ru1lC. Some eight years
ago one Of my daughters steuci to be in decline, and
aud hopes uf her recovery were entertained. then
procured bottle Of your Heat Ialsan and before
lie had taken tn. whole o The contents Of the bottle
there was great improvement in her health. have
III my Individual case, made ir qutn nr your val
gAb!s medicine, ali have always b.en benefiteib bv
JACOB SECIlLER
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-~~s.-
%I!s;,sIY

Dr.. WisHAHr- Dear Sir;-I had very drenffi
cough AMI throat for year mud my whole syi'
fast giving way, and was prosllated on my
bed " ill but lira hope # recovering. My disease
bafcd tbe power Of all mcGIcnea ana in snort ime
must have gone tony but thank Cod my aaush'
ern law woul NOT rest until she went - your tore
No IN n Second street, aud related my case to you,
purchased one bottle OF your Pine TIRE Tar ordia
aud commenced to use II, aud in one week Nau
mach ettrr, aud at nsing three bottles am perfectly
well, wUnheT to all my friends for they all prOmoun'
eed past Publish my If you think proper.
RyBgCcA uiHlLT0z,
No. 1921 Wylie street, Philadelphia.
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Eze- GovEaJn PACKER. his received
in ,ruc,ions from the War Department. 10
rails. opo regiment Of twelve batteries Of
hesvcy artillery by the 10Th O. May
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LYAu ulA AaY URIC IANNGre
Ncm advertisements.
Legislative.

Legislative.
PROFOUNDLY grateful for past evidences Of generous
hIenc. the undersisn!d lhe appreciation of
many nf his democratic fellow 'iizcms (wh0e upin
ions he duly appreciatcs) announces that he wI b.
Ca nslidatc Fer The a assembly,
In the Legislative District composed Ofth" Counties
Columbia aud hOntour, AT the apprna' hing General
Election subject To the usages ufihe istiict aud the
decision Ofihe Columbia DemOcIatic Convention,
LEVI TATE.
Bl0onsiurg. May :. 1864.
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L AwLLow two or three hogsheads Of "Bsshu.
- Tonic Bittcrs," "sarsapatilla" Nervous Anti
ac,e. &C. &c., &C. and amer you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box OF OLD DOCTOR BUCH
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC rILLs-and be restored
10 health and vgor in less thaa thirty days. They are
purely vegetable pleasant to take prompt and saIu.
,ary in their effects on the brokcndown and shattered
on,, tuition. Old aud young eau take them " It'll al
,an,.ss tuporcd and sold In the United states oul;
h, JAS g. Blu iER,
Station u, Bible House New YORK.
General Agent.
Ps-A box sent TO any address OIL ieeeip OF pIies
- winch is tine Dollar post Tree.
March 49, le64.-JT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

The YANKEES IN NORTH CAROLINA The kins-
ton, N. C., correspondent Of the Raleigh Journal
writing on the 9th inst, gives the following stale
meats of a'deserter from New York regiment, az
Newbern
The troops i'm Newbern, al this time, will mum
Der about iive thousand strong, three thousand
whites and two thousand blacks, mostly infantry
and artillery, not more than five hundred cavalry,
and about four hundred marines, with not exceed
ing three thousand men all told, fit for duty.
The small poI Is raging there amongst The SOL
diers and citizens (ti,e negroes especially the
most furious extent and ON fifty 10 sixty negroes
die daily (say nothing of the whltes) from this
disease.
The enemy are engaged at this time in organic
Ing a regiment of negro cavalrymen, and when
completed are 10 be styled f'the Black Horse
mounted men"
One small regiment of infantry, numbering about
500 men, known by the Yankees As the 2d n. &.
troops, made up of deserters chiefly from Neither
cuu's battalion, does the most hazardous picket
| lag and scouting duty along our lines, being Al
they are, thoroughly acquainted with the people,
aud every nook and corner Of the cOuntry lying
| and Reuben White, both well known to your cor
respondent are the rngleaders of this Iawess band
of desperadoes. Col. Nethercut's descrtcrs {says
this Yankee) are doing us immense harm, as they
are the sole cause Of our pickets being so frequent
| ~ surprised and captured. Nothing uanspi,es al
kinston, I'm connection with our military opera
| uons that Is not known at NeWbern within seven
hours after IL OccUTs.
There is an established line nf couriers between
this place and the enemy's outpost at Bachelor.
Creek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

THE FIeHr IN LEE Couyry VRaiSIA-The af-
fair in Lee county is entirely confirmed and Il
more important than at first reported. The Brist' ]
(renn.) 1a,ae, of January t1ti, which has reached
us, says
IL seems that portion OF the 18th Illinois cav
airy, consisting of -four companies, Were sent out
from Cumberland Gap 10 gather up forage, and /,
possible to capture the little band oi soldiers IN
that county, under the communal OF Lt Col. Pride
more, OF Col. Semp's regiment, who are lways
watching and liarassing these forage Parties. lie
iHOrned Gen. Jones that this party could he bag
ged; and by Gen. Joness skilifu man covering sue
ceeded III capturing nearly the whole party. pflde
more tolled them from the Gap, and Gen Jones,
with his command, got in their rear, and by being
attacked both I'm front and rear caus
ed 10 surrender, which they did after hard fight
of some two hours' duration, about half .ine
west of JOnesville.
The enemy took refuge in and fought from the
large brick dwelling OF A. MbUru, of said county.
Jones brought on the attack, but as soon As PSde
more came up with his little band of some 100 men,
the enemy surrendered. The whole capture il as
follows: Three hundred and eighty prisoners,
including sixteen commissioned officers upwards
of fur hundred horses, twenty or thirty wagons,
and something like five hundred stand of small
arms, including three pieces OF artiliery. The OH
GERS captHred consisted of one Major four Cap
tains aud the remainder OF n less rank. 1t WAS
commanded by Major FL. c Beers, of the 10Th hi
nois cavalry. The Major Is confined i'll the jail OF
this county, under charge OF killing one OF our
after he had surrendered, and other out
rageouS conduct.
We learn from Mr. AIderson that Gen. JOnes's
brigade, during the last Two months has captured
,ly5 prisoners, over one hundred wagons, eight
hundred mules, and upwards or fItteen hundred
horses. In the affair referred to above he lost five
meh killed including the brave Lieut.. Sanuels,
OF the 9Th Virginia cavalry, and twelve wounded.
The enemy's loss was ten killed and some thirty
wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
SHILLING CHARLEsToS.-The Charleston Ne,
r,ru of 'Thursday saws:

SMELLING CHARLEsToS.-The Charleston Mer-
curry, of Thursday, says:
The weary spell Of rain, cold and endless mud,
through which we are passing seems in no wise t"
diminish the ardOt with which Gen. Gillm0re's ar
tlerists maintain their fire upon the hated cradlc
of the rebellion" Wednesday was another day OF
continuous bombardment. Throughout Tuesday
night the loud rushing sound and final crash of tht.
shells was incessant, and the dismal dawn of yes
terday was ushered in by the same terrible music.
We have no authenti statement of the number
of shots fired against the city. One account gives
the number fired between six O'Clock Tuesday
morning and six O'Clock Wednesday, evening at
hundred and sixty, but this estimate is proba-
bly, much below the mark. The fire is still kept up
apparently from TWO gurs OnIy-OBe 100. poGI,der
Parrot rifle and small Wizard rifle The shots
from the former are the Ouly that be heard
for any considerable distance. The intervals be
tween the reports nave varied from five TO twenty
minutes. Eight minutes, we think, would be a fair
average. Our batteries have been slowly replying
TO the enemy's Hre There was but one casualty
In the cty-One man being slightly injured. The
shelllng attended by the usual amount Of dam
age 10 property, In those cases In which the enc
mvs aim was effective.
During the sheilins on Tuesday night an officer
of Mai. Biandng's command discovered a small
wooden tenement, In Lightwo0d alley, thee doors
from Meeting street, to be on fire, and, summOning
help promptly exitnguished the flames before they
had gained any considerable headway. The fire
was evidently the work of an inceudiary, aud Il
pistol shot was fred at the parties who were en-
gagged In throwing water into the burning bud ding
The perpeirat0r of this iendish crime has no. vet
been detected.
everything Is progressing perfectly, quietly, and
satisfactorily that post The enemy still retrains
altogether from any renewal of fire against the
fort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

Picture OF THE RING AFTER FIGHT The Lon
don. Times, In its account of the great mii'' be-
tween Heenan and King, gives the following de
scription of the horrible after the fight was
over:
There were great cheers as King won, to which
for few moments he was very deaf, for the pace
had been rapid, and, all powerful he was, the
heavy falls had shaken his vitality, and the giant
who had strobe into the ring all OveTmach for all
could scarcely close his fingers round the glass of
water which was to keep him from fainting. Yet
there must be soul of goodness even In things
evil, for the first really conscious thought that t
ted through his mind was wisn TO make friends
with his late antagonist and as ne said It., he lung
ed heavily through the crow of his admirers to a
little Knot of curious LOCKERS en-, amid whom what
seemed the corpse OF the redOubtable NeeMan now
lay. Savers with him. and kept with him :
but better advice was needed than aby pugilist
ought to be called upon to give; for Heenan,
though not nearly so much punished as when he
fought al Marlborough, was evidently much more
injured. lie was pulseiess at the wrist, and even
over the heart the papataton fintteYing faint,
and low. Yet he had not tainted. II was the in
sensibiiiiy of exhaustion, the sheer want of vta-
", though almost till he collapsed suddenly he
was supposed to be the winner.
One man was trying to heave up his Immense
inanmatc form, while another stripped the wet
drawers, stained deep with his own blood, from
the limbs OF the stunned athlete. There a
dreadful signfcanc In the way in which he was
hauled about limb by limb, As warmer clothes
were dragged over his unconscious Orn like dress-
Ing corpse. Yet no one seemed to mind much,
for all were crowding round the vietcr, who, with
very little signs Of about his face. came
sHiiv up in the train back to tOsn. Heenan was
left with his seconds IN the field hc had fought to
win. No one seemed to think much of him-he
was a beaten man, and among pugilists there Is no
mercy tor the deie3fed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

TRAaIcAL ApvArR IN LEXINGTON, 8 C--The
arrest o! Martha Marlborough at Ahbeviile, g. c.,
for the murder IF Margaret Fifth, has been no
ticed. The deed seems to have been committed
from love Of jawelry and fnery on the part of the
murderess. The Abbevilie Press gives the follow
Ing particulars Of the horrible deed:
Two young women, MaSgsret Firth, aged sew
enteen years, and Marina Marlborough, aged eiga-
teen years, familiar associates, and both residing
At the same house, 1.-THE fthers of the fOrmer,)
five miles from this place, went to Columbia on
the 18th OF December ult., and reUatned there
day or two, and then visited augusta, and returned
to Columbia on the Goth Of the same month, tSun-
cay,) and visited the factory near Columbia. Not
withstanding the parties had sufficient means 70
dafray expenses for lodgings, SC, in Cold nbia on
Sunday evening they crossed the Congaree river
into Lexington D trct, and kindted hre in .
thio ket, by which they spent the night. Mariha
Marlborough, early on the following morning.
crossed the river at the bridge, and proceeded 70
the Greenvie depot, where she took passage and
returned to AbbevilIe.
On her arrival here, It is said, she stated to the
father Of Margaret Firth that his daughter died at
private house in Columbia at another time she
was 0urdered by three negro men at The camp hie
where they spent the Sunday night; then that she
had accidentally burnt to death. Her statements
were so variant and conflicting as to excite suspi-
ci0n thar she had either murdered Margaret Frith
or aided in the murder, and the suspicion corrobo-
rated by the jewels and other articles, which wers
said to have belonged to the deceased, worn AID
concealed about the PRISON Of Martha YaruOrough,
when she returned home, caused her to be arrested
On examination before G. q. Allen, Esq, the
cused stated in relation to the death of the de-
ceased, that after they had built the fire in thu
thcket aud lain down, she felt asieepv asa In tn
night heard screams that -awoke her, witen - e
found that the deceased clothes were fire. She
was so mitch excited that she made no attempt TO
extingnish the flames; when life was extinct she
covered the body, which was In state Of nudity,
with leaves and pine straw and left it.
The Mayor of Columbia being informed Of the
statement made by the accused and the place where
the tragedy was enacted made search and found
the body OF the deceased, which appeared to be
very much mutiiated by hogs, and the limbs
vereIy burnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE,

ih the Senate yesterday resolutions were
adopted inquiring into .the following sub
lects
for voting to fill vacancies In the judi.
way or other county or district offices, by
soldiers aud refugees.
eo1od f9r raising volunteer force of $1,000 to
~" men, to be held ih readiness in the
~ VI Richmond for its defence.
r rol amending the State exemption law; and
y.saa ~ furnishing sufficient supply of cotton
s'r ,n' 4hd cotton cloth to the families of Vir-
a'I'A soldiers and sailors in the field.
n, Jul was passed for the relief of Lee A.
Kun Kun, Commissioner Of the Revenue for
william county. Adjourned.
n. .gihthunication was received In the
in ,e rD foih the Auditor of Public Accounts,
and tponse tl'e 10 resolution inquiring how
pONSs, Shoia Subsistence is furnished to the
Of tssoiaer ta,s..er of the day, to punish the crime
next l%.llhgs c@l~.gs engrossing, and regarding,
subiec, sotlirS mp, the consideration of the
10 r,jIsns "as postponed, and the bin in regard
A oAa ras transportation taken up
re a,&Hlon eoiation was adopted inquiring into
ou,s,sps!ehcy OF calling in and rcdeeming
wes,a Treasury notes of the Common
auy !. one one inquiring what legislation, II
10 ibs NECESSARY to give additional authority
T!rgn,. Pu3iica'ion known as the Code oi
Tss.aia, edition Of 1860.
The bj,l ,I;uei ia OF the day was postponed and
Vas ,stn eiation to railroad transportation
bIlI va" @Ash up again and considered. The
The s,atiiy niaiiy ordered to be engrossed.
eon.jdrras 'orce oill was next taken up and
'eo uhlii the hour OF adjournment.