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DEATHS.

In B'oomsbargou Wednesday last Miss
ELLEN MCCLuRE, daughter Of the late
James Mcclure, Esq, aged about SO
years.
In Bloomsbury, on tho frat Of Dec,
1854, Mrs, LENAM WELLS, aged about 60
years.
LII Hemlock township, Columbia coup.
y,on Tuesday last, Mrs. SARAH BoMBoY
wife Of the late Guer ock Bomboy, formly
of Bloomsbury, in the 09ih year Of her
ago.
In Berwick, Friday night, November
25, 1861, 5. MELVILLE GILMORE, aged
81 years and , months.
The deceased was a printer by prolcs,
Siou. He was the second son of the lat
s. NJ. Gilmore, Esq, Of Berwick. Actu.
ated by patriotic impulse,he entered the
military service of the country, shortly
after breaking out Of the rebellion. He
belonged to Company e., 6lst Regiment,
z. v, which composed in part, the gal.
liant fighting Sixth Corps Of the Army cf
the Potomac. lie participated in the
battles of Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, the
terrible Seven Days fight on the Pepinsu,
la, South Mountain, Antielam Getty yAburg,
and most OF the engagements in which
that gallant army took so prominent q
part. Having faithfully served out his
term of enlistment, he was honorably dis
charged the service on the 10th day of
September 1864. Shortly after his re
turn from the service be was attacked
with Typhoid Pneumonia, which termi.
mated fatally, after tho short ILLNESS of
but six days, His friends can console the IN l..
selves With the thought that he did rot
want for attention. In his last moments
be was surrounded by Loving and devoed
sisters and kind friends who ministcred to
his every want, He has gone to his re.
ward in brighter and better land,
"IIo sleeps his last sleep, he has fought his lss'
battle
No sound shall awake him to gcry again.
Bcrpick Gas H.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY PRIsoNERs.-A A
military commission was engaged this week
in the trial of two more OF tas Columbia
county prisoners. Like the case of the
spies The testimony and proceedings are
kcpt secret till the result is given in the
general orders. These poor fellows have
had hard time it. They were arrested
some months ago and they have been kept
in damp and loathsome prisons ever since
They should have been tried by the civil
courts as the late law of Congress pre-
scribes, where they could have had testi.
mony on both sides and fair jury trial
but it seems the powers that be do not re.
gard the laws of Congress. The evidence
in the cases that were tried, proved that
the men were acting under a misapprehen-
sion that their houses were to be burned
and their property taken, and that they
armed themselves for their own defence
let they were convinced and heavy pen,
alties were imposed. We hope the presen
trials will result better. - Patriot d. Union
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pGy~ Some OF our friends to whom We
sent bills, i.avs responded, for which they
have our thanks. Many others have paid
during COurt,i person or by their friends
We again appeal those in arrears, to re-
member that we must have the means to
carry on large and expensive cash buis
ness, which can only be done by a CORES.
ponding promptitude on their part, by do
ing as they would be done by.
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say We call attention to the admirable
letter Of Bishop Whitehouse, of Illinois on
the outside of our Paper, upon the subject
of Politics in The pulpit. How much in
contrast is it with the wild and bloody pro
pagandism which rules the small fry clcr-
gy of the denominations, and even of bis
own church.
Bishop Potter We are informed is now
advising his clergy by all means to sschew
politics. We fear it is too late to remedy y
all the evils of most perncious example
But the church will accept it thank luly.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY PRlsoNsRs. The
trial OF SIott e. Colley has been going on
hero TOR weok, and is not yet completed
There seems TO be little or no testimon y
against him except that OF Edward Nc.
Henry, the man who got frighte ned and
turned States evidence ,and the public know
how much reliance is 10 be placed on his
testimony. The truth i, that there is a
good deal of a farce abont tho whole affair
We do not objec, to the punishment OF men
who are guilty of crime, but the courts
could have tried these i"on as we'll if not
better than military colrt.-Ibia..
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DEATH OF AN Ep1ToR.-We regret to

DEATH OF AN ED1ToR.- regret to
hear of the death Of ENoS PRlzER, ESD,
senior editor OF the Bucks County Intel
l'gencer, which occurred at Doycstown on
Friday last. Mr.. Prizer was gentleman
of uhtiring industry and energy Of char
acter, and was peculiarly we'll fitted for a
successful journalist. Although very deci-
ded in his political views, he 1as frank
and honorable in his dealings with fliend
and foe. He was a native of Chester coun-
ty, and learned the printing business at
the Office Of the Village Record, with the
editorial department of which be was for
some years connected. lie has been cut
down by. G pulmonary disease, ,at the ear y
ago Of SO years.
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STRENGTHENING THE G GOVERNMENT"
Mira. Hutchins, of Baltimore, who was
discovered getting up subscription for a
sword to be presented to Lieutenant Har-
ry Gilmore, of the rebel service, has been
sentenced By "miltary commission" TO
FIVE years Imprisonment at Fitchburg, Mass.
and to pay fine of Eve thousand dollars
with lur.her Imprisonment until the fine
is paid. Petitions have been cotton up by
Unionists in Baltimore, asking Tor miti-
CATION of the sentence, but the "loyal'
Leagues and Union clubs of Baltimore
have held large meetings and passed reso.
lutions against the petition OF course the
league will prevail, for Ben Butler is
Lacquer, and Ben has invariably succeeded
10 his wars against crinoline The Phil
adelphia Lnqulrer says: "the sentence Of
the court martial is not severe Oh, Of
course not ; it is very gentle-very short
very light-more especially as it is ,on
ly woman"
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E5" The PHILADELPHIA ledger estab-
lishment has been sold by Messrs. SWAIN
& Co. to GEO, W. CHILDs. Esq, of Phil.
adelphia. The Public Ledger has been a
paying establishment for years, which is
not the case with printing. ESTABLISHMENTS
generally.
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pas" The oBiciat vote cast in Chester
county, (abolitioD,) at the Presidential
election on the sth ult,, was 14,9O4.-
The official vote cast in Montgomery CO.,,
Democratic y at the same election, was
l4,2s0. Chester county is allowed THREE
representatives in the State Legislature,
and Montgomery TWO This shows the
unfairEess of the apportonmens bill, and
the injustice done to Montgomery county
by the abolition Legislature OF last; win.
ter. No wonder the opposition have
again carried majority of the Legsla.
ture.
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Ss- ECLIPsEs.-Next year there will
be four eclpseS-two of the sun and two
ol the moon. The eclipses Of the sun oc-
cur on 25th of April and the 18th of Oc-
tober |; those Of the moon on the IIth of
April and the Sd of October.
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How Mr.. L lincoln was Elected.

Mr.. LINcoIN's popular vote is 2, $50 900
General McCLELLAN's is 1850, ,OOo.-
LINcoLNs majority is thus op lhs'popular
vote only 100000 Now as there are up.
wards of 100000 Office. holders from Sec
rctary Of State down TO Post Office clerk
or Provost arsbal's aid, it is easily to
sec how Mr.. LINCOLN secured his election
Comment is unnecessary,
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REadNED,-GEo, D. SCOTT, Esq, has
resigned his situation as Principal of the
oln South West Ward Grammar School ,on
account of failing health, His resignation
will take effect on the ls' of Janury. Mr..
Scott is one of the most borough teachers
in the employ of the School Board, aud
bis place will not be easily supplied,
k,4hrg Gazette,
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sG- The New York Times saws :

As the Presidential majorties are now
reported, a change of25 600 votes in the
States giving Lincoln the smallest majori
ties, would elect Gen. M Clellan.
This is not very overwhelming result
nor one that indicates the auuihilation of
the Democratic party.
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THE Attorney General has given an
opinion that the rejection of portion of
the military vote of Bedford county by the
Return Judges was an error that Judge
King thss having a majority of the votes
cast. is therefore duly elected. He will
doubtless be commissioned by the Gov
ernor.
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sss- About one half of the entire mass
of fifty cent fractional currency now in
circulation is said 10 be composed of coun.
terfeits. New ones are about to be issued
and not at all to soon, They will be a
little longer thau the present bills. We
hope we shall not waut them much long.
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MARRIAGES.

On Sunday evening Dec. 4, in Fish
ngcreek twp, by Elder j. Sutton, MIR
ASA Y. HISS, and Miss MARIA ANN
ELINE, all of CGlambia county.
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HeS- Mr.. SAVAGE, has taken the Dan
vile Hotel, as will be seen by his Gard, /,
and will keep, as be always has done, uu
excellent House Of Entertainment.
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Mr.. Giger's New Store.

Mr. HENRY GIGER, of Montour town.
ship, having purchased Mr.. A. b. Eras-
mus Grocery, Confectionery and Variety
Store, in Bloomsbury, like sensible bus
iness man, desiring and deserving custom,
notifies "all the world and the rest Of
mankind" of that fact, through the medium
of the "Lolum6i1 Democrat" Tho new
proprietor having. the means and exetcis-
ing the will, to be fully up TO the demands
oil the times and the wants Of his custom.
ers, has just repenisbed his Store with g
large and well-seected assortment of all
kinds of goods, including many new varie-
ties, usually knptin such establishments.
One of the distinguished characteristics Of
this Store has long been the QUALITY and
CHEAPNEss of its goods and notions, ,as will
be attested by hosts Of Lady customers,
Mr. VIM. ERASMUS, the obliging aud
pleasant Clerk, is always on duty, and
rakes great delight in showing his wares
free of charge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

Sa~ We publish elsewhere the Prospec-
tus of the Cleveland (ohio) plaindealsr.
1t is ali excellent democratic institution
Let it be we'll supported.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
PUBLIC VENDUE,
Valuable Personal Property.

WILL be opposed to public sale, Oh
w the premisrs, ut tbs late residence of aaaaei
Wauch deceased III liemlock Twp, Colnnbia CO,
On Tuesday, the Goth Of Do 1854,
The. following described personal property, via:
ONE MORSE,
One top-Buggy, light two horse Wagon,
and woodwork Of q two-horse Wagon,
one bet Of new Tyre, balf-iuterest in
Grain Drill, one share in
Th,eohing Machine, one Windmill,
one set Of doltir Harness, ons set siug G
Buggy liarne.s,one Rutfa'o Robe, Piowa
aud lIarrows Allo
DUl KWuEAr BY THE BU$UEL,
ani 7ariuus other ariieles no, herein enumrraioa.
70 sale to commence at clock p. tn Of 5aid day.
when attendance will be given aud condition 10
kuOmHby
WILSON WANICl.
ID ,c-uibar 10, 1864
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sss~ Godey's Lady's Book, is here for
next January. It is beautiful Magazine
and replete with interest. Price SO 90
per anpum.
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EGr IRA AVERY, has assumed the du
ties Of Editor and Publisher of the
Wyoming Republican. Mr.. Burgess be-.
ing in the Army service. It's abslidonism
is improved.
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FOR 1865.
OR MottO-" Democracy am!Me Uaioa!"
VERY FAMILY SHOULD nAyEA PAPER
NEW TYPE ANO NEW PRESSES
NTE again present our annual Prosr

M l. again present our annual Prospec.
W tns to our readers for the Twenty. fourth Vol.
ume 0f the PLAIN DEALER. notwithstanding the
recent defeat Of the Democracy it in better
condition pecuuiary, in better pluck politically to
fight the battles of ihe Democracy than nov, believing
that in the Democratic Party Of the North alone Tests
the saving Il our Country and Constitution
We shall spare no expense to make ioh Weekly
Plain Dealer contain perfect rynopis OF tho current
Of hat wee H. with that varied spice of fan and
humOr hch ha6ihitherto made II so popular paper
and trust that those "ho may parnnzG us the eoIn5
year vii be convinced that It IL the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

ssS- There was once a man SO intsn.
sely polite that, as he passed hen on
her nest, he said, don't rise ma am"
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By PETERSON DRTEcroh for De.
cember just issued, contains descriptions
of % new counterfeits that have been put
in circulation since the lst Of last ,n onth
In these days Of unlimited paper money mo
business man can safely do without q
Counterfeit Detecter like Peterson's.
The eighth year commences in January
Price $3.50 notify, or SO twice a month.
Address L. B. Peterson Il Brothers, 306
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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CLAIM AGENCY.

The undersigned ha yipg connected him.
self with established Agencies in Wash.
ington and Philadelphia is prepared TO
attend to the collection of Blek pay, Bouu.
ties, Pensions, and all other equitable
claims against the Government His ex-
perience and business connections enable
him to attend to them with the least pos.
sible delay. No charges made unless II
claims are secured Office with Il. II, :,
Little ED, Court House Alley, b Booms-
bnrg Pa &. B. BROCkWAf.
Bloomsbury, Dee. 10. 1864.
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ses- The Atlantic Monthly, for Decen

sas- The Atlantic Monthly, for Decem-
ber, is on our table. 1t completes Volume
XIV and contains, articles by Longfel-
low, Harriet Hosmer, Whittier, Kate
Field and o. w. Holmes, besides others.
The January Number boing a new vo..
ume. Mrs. Stowe will begin new aeries
Of papers "The Chimney Corner"-D, G.
Mitchell will also contribute a stoly-some
articles from Hawthorne's Papers will be
given. The Atlantic is always able and
always readable. Subscription 81 90 q
year. Tlcknor &. Fields, Boston, Mass.
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EGr Indemnity for the pssl---pay up
Security Tor tho futara--psy doVa,
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RE- Pc N ED.
THE DANVILLE HOTEL
CHARLES n. SAVAGE

CHARLES n. SAVAGE,
( ATE Of tn. Pennsylvania House, has purchased
- Ihe above well known Tavern stand, lately Uccup.
led ~ George ". Fre, &C. situate Market n Ferry
streets in Danvilie, Pa, and has re.furnshGd snd re-
opened II for the accommodation VI the pubic.
The House - aTks and COmmO iiOus, upd has nbun-
dant stubing. 1t ID pleasantly located III the central
aud business part of tht BorSugh
TO All who may favor him with their patronage, he
promises his utmost Ctiorts 10 promote their comfort
and assures them that nothing shall be wanting on hIs
part to make his House the Travellers uome.
CHARLES n, SAVAGE.
n. b. smiths Omnibus runs from the above nsn
tened House, aud from both Rail koud depots at
every arrival of the Trains. Dec, TO- 1864.
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Best NEWSPAPER IN THE WEST

During the coming year shall print the PLAIN
DEALER on an cHtIrt NeW Dress OF Type, so that IL
will present neat aud tasteful appearance We shat
continue to employ an ample Editorial CuIps, aRl Wit
hot pe utnln" H"y paper III Weul anu enterprise.
Being members Of the Associated Press, and having
an interest IN the new arrangement for furnishing
Special Reports to the Western Cities, we shall DO
able furnish early and reliable Teegraphic Reports
from all sections Of the county Rl-o, coaplce Market
Reports of Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Chicago
Especial attention win be paid to the Literary De,
partnen giving each week Select Tale original
rbutons OF Poetry. Miscellany. &c. In short, We
Slall mnke Il
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Nobody is hurt, Abe. Lincoln. Ask
the widows and orphans.
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Cleveland Weekly Plain Dealer

Mt III FUTILUW INU TENMc
Sing Subscriber per year, e9 90
Clubs OF Ten, each copy, 81 90
Clubs Of Twenty, each copy, sl 50
With an extra copy TO each club.
These terms really lower than the times will ad
nit, but the fatefins prospects Of large edition
us IN Offering the fllin Dealer as tho CheSp-
est paper in the Vest
Subscriptions can commence at any time.
uJ- Every Democrat is requested 10 aid us 10 get
upg vi paper b, fore tho people Address,
j. s. STEPHENSON,
CLEYELASp, UHlD
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ANOTHER CABINET CuARaE Hon.
EDWARD BATES, Attorney General of the
United States, under President Lincoln,
has resigned his position, to take effect
from January let 1865. His advanced
age, and physical inability to discharge
the arduous duties of the office, arc given
as the reasons for tho resignation. Hon.
JOSEPH Holt, Of Kentucky, has been
rendered the appointment, but declines it.
ss- We have neglected to notice edi-
torially the reception at this Office OF that
able political and literary Magzino, the
American monthly, Knickcrbocker.)
As standard work il has no compe.
titor being conducted with unrivalled abil.
ity. 1t has host Of the ablest contribu-
tors from both the Old and New World,
Price So per aunum. Address j.
Holmes Agnew, 81 Park Row New York,
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Complete Newspaper Record of each week

Notwiths tanling the continued advance of paper.
ink and printing material, the Proprietor OF the Plain
Dealer, being confident of liberal support as in
the past will furnish tho
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
JACOB HARLEY,

(SHccesSor 10 StaHBer d Harley)
No. G22 MARKET Street PHILADELPHIA.
nEALER in Fine Gold ard Silver WATCHES
~ Fine Gold JEWELRY; Solid SILVERWARE.
and the best of SIINEK-PLATED-W WARE. Con-
santly on hand large assortment Of the aboye goods
at lcS prices.
Watches ani Fine Clocks, Repaired, by skilful
worlmcn; also, Iewelry repairing; Engraving and
all kinds of liaT-work TO order, at short notice.
= Dont Grget the old stand, No 622 Market
street, PLiladepEia.
SEPT. TO- loGI.-3m
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AGENCY OF ggGGIg
Butch EIast-1ndia Coffee 90.
DEPOT
l6S Reade Street, New York.

I60 Neade Street, NOW lOrk.
The above Company are known all over the world
the of the Coffee Plantations of Java and
Batavia in the Dutch East Indies and the largest
ronopoizers of Coffee on the Globe.
The undersigned (who is appointed their sole
Agent in the United States and in the British Colo.
niesj will have for sale three different kinds of Cof
fee which, for regularity of grade and cheapness Of
price, will defy competition.
Our batavia Coffee" never before introduced in
this Country, but extensively used in the Armies and
Naves % Europe, and richly valued will be put W
at prices to reach all consumers, and Extra Java
will be the Magnum Bonum Coffee Of the age.
We will have, for accommodation of GrUcers, Fa-
miles, and Government Contractors, samples dry
and drawnl for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt of cash, coffee prompt
ly forwarded as directed
A. LIPPMAN,
l6S Reqde Street, New York,
Sole Agent b. L. l. Co.
July %. 1864.
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1894. 1864.
Philadelphia & Eric Railroad.
rTNHIS great line traverscs the Northern and North
l. west counties of Pennsylvania to the city Of Eric
on Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and is operated by them.
Its entire length was opened for passenger and
freight business October 18th, 1864
Time of fPassenger trains at Sunbury,
Leave Eastward
Through Mail Train, 9.05 p. NJ
Elmira Express Train, 1l.45
Lock Haven Accommodation, l0.40 A. NJ.
Leave Westward.
Through Mail Train $50 A. NJ.
EEnira Express Tram, BIZ "
Lock Haven Accommodation, 4.25 2. NJ.
Williamsport Accommodation, IL 30 6"
Cars run through without change both ways, be-
tween Philadelphia and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars Express Trains both
ways between Williamsport and Baltimore, and
Willamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at Both and Market st.
And for Freight business of the Company Agents,
5; b. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market St.,
Philadelphia.
j. W. Reynolds, Erie
j. M. Drill, Agent N C. r. r., Baltimore.
ii. ii. HoUsToN,
Gen'l Freight Agt. Phiada.
ii. W. GwINNER,
Genl Ticket Ag't., Philada.
JosEPHD. PoTTs,
Gen'l Manager, Willamsport
Nov. 5, 1864.
IItt w.,
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III a II z Z w o NAL!

u you Aish 70 injury, address the undersigned, who
N',l senl you NiiiOst money aud without price val
gaiis Information that will enable Won 10 marry
happy ad speedily, irrespective of age. wealth or
beau'y 1hb information viii cost YOU nothing and
u you nlsh u marry, will eheerfuily assist Won =
M ls''efs s,riety confidential The desired infor
nation sent by return mail and no auestions ssLsd
hderess SARAH B. LAMBERT
~ ETeenPoint Kings county, New YOk
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vs-asiiiueloBI HsOnse.

NORTHUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA,
Near tie Bridge.)
fENIIE subscriber having leased this well known
I Tavern Stand. lately kept by Mrs. c. ;. Brown,
respectfully informs the public that he is refttng and
repairing the premises, and will be prepared TO en-
tertain, in comfortable manner, his numerous
friends throughout the county, and all who may
patroniEc his establishment
Oct /, 1864. JOSEPH NANkIRK.