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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17
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Court Proceedings,

On Monday last week Court commenc.
ed at this place. Hon. WILLIAM Ell
WELL, President aud his. Associates, Ste.
phea Daidy and Joln McReynolas Judges
on the Bench.
First tusnessA-ihe Constables of the
different townships were called aud made
report
The Grand Jurors we're next called and
empanneled, making JOSEPH Lilly Esq,
Of Scott, foreman.
The Traverse Jurors being called over
all appeared but Ave.
Com. Us. William Roth--Io odicment
Larccncy-True Bill. Verdict of the Ju.
ry not Gdilty. Little for commonwealth
and Robert f. Clark for Delft.
Luke Rhone and wife as. Cbas. Deter
ick. An action brought for damages -
Jury found for Plaintiff the sum of thir.
teen dollars.
Com rs. Miles Galluulah and wife.
Indictment Larceny-True Bill. Deffts,
plead not guilty. On being tried the Ju.
ry found Miles Galulah guilty, in manner
and form as he stood indicted, but acqut.
ted the wife. The sentance of the Court
is, that the Delft. undergo an inprison-
ment in the Penitentiary of one year and
two and half months at hard labor, and
return the property stolen if not already
done. Little and MARI for Com and Clark
for Defft. ....
Com. rs. Thomas Clarity Indicme Mt
Assault aud Battery Bill Def
plead not guilty, Jury acauit the D, fit.
and each pay half the costs.
joseph Hartman as. Reuben Lins. Az
! appeal Action was brought for damages
The Jury found for the Plaintiff and hun
dred aud twenty two dollars and ninety
cents damages. Clark for Plaintiff
Freeze and Comfy for Delft.
Com. as. George Rishel. IudicmenI
Lsroeny--True Bill. Delft. lead TO,
Guilty. Verdict rendered by the Jury
without leaving the box "not guilty
Daniel Ho5sIer U.s. David Miller :
This was an action brought by the plain
tiff for the payment Of lost note -
Amount eighty odd dollars. The Jury
found verdict for d, fiji jackson Tor D, fl.
Hurley FIR plaintiff. .t
The grand Jurors were discharged or
Wednesday morning, and part OF tts
Traverse Jurors on Friday morning.
Court adjourned on Friday evening, sin,
die. 49, Star.
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At it e gain.

Abraham can still get eff joke, He
says 10 his message
"Mea readily perceive that they cannot
be much oppressed With debt v hich lhl =
owe themselves > t
10 other words, If you cwl homestead
worth one thousand dollars, ,api posses one
thousand dollars in cash and if you lend
the Thousand cash to Abraham with " hich
to operate az 'in,. slavery, and Abrah am
gives you his note las your agent promising &
to pay you when he receives that amount
in taxes from you, with lien on yonr
thousand dollar homestead, as ul,im atc
security, then you cant be much oppress.
ed, because yon owe yourself the thou
sand dollars cash and if Abraham can t
get taxes enough out of you to pay you,
why your homestead is always full secur
ity for the amount. OF coarse, "ne n
readily perceive this, and feel perleo
assurance tina! they can't bs "much OPP
pressed by it, for, don't you SEQ, when
ever they begin 10 feel the pressure. they
can forgive themselves the debt, and
press to, The lien is Cancelled .--Patysot
aud Cnioa.
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The expedition which left Gen. Grants
camp Of Tuesday of last week, to go to
Weldon, has returned. General Warren,
its commander, found when he approach.
ed Hicklord, twenty-five miles north OF
Weldon that the Confedeaates we're strong.
ly intrenched on the southern bank Of
Meharvin river. lie tried to drive them
Of, but failed He tnen discovered that
General Lee was sending large bodies Of
troops south along the Weldon railroad to
interrupt him. SO Warren determined to
retreat. He turned back, leaving the
Weldon railroad and making long cir
cult over coas;ing roada. The euomy at
tackled his rear bur did him bat lttle dam
age, and under the pro'ection ofa division
OF the NiBth corps, that was sent out 10
meet kim he made his way safely back 10
camp. He did but little damage, having
burned only few depots on the railroad
He reached camp OF Sunday.
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DEATHS.

At toe residence of her son.in law, W.
G., Quick, in Montcur township, Columbia
county, on the 18th Inst Mrs. MERCY g.
Mo BRIDE, relct Of the late Wm. Mebnde,
of lIemlock twp, aged about 80 years.
Mrs, McBRDE, was NEST estimabla
lady and an eminent Christian. She lad
long been an exemplary member Of The
Presbyterian Church, adjoining her Chris.
tian profession in life and finding 10 il, her
strong hopa and sure consolation in death =,
Il Blessed are 'hs dead Sb, die in the
LNd,"l
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MARRIAGES.

On the cath of Nov, ls6t, by Rev. Il.
b. ForesmaD, Mr. WILLIAM II YANSATA,
of Northan p'on county Pa and Miss JgN,
ME MORRIS, only daughter Of I. j. Nor
ris, Esq of Bloomsbury, ,Oolumba county
Pa.
Bv Rev, A, VI Blrnitz, iu Dlnvile, on
the 10th ult, ELI CREyELING and Miss
LUCINDA Nuss, both of Columbia c.,
On the Ith ins. BY the Rev. William
j, Eyer, Mr.. HIRAM DERa, 10 Miss SA-
RAN Fry, both of MOnlour twp, CoIum.
bia County;
10 Berwick, Dec 3. s6i, By the Rev.
W. b. Fox, Mr., ELIAS YosT, of Briar-
creek 20 Miss MAGGIE WHITE, OF Fish.
iugcreek both of Columbia co.
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WiIIil 4 7 hlIip9,
l07 Fulton st N Y.

Gas- The CHRISTIAN (Methodi,t) WIT.
NESS, published by the Rev. j. f. GIVEN
at Columbus, Ohio, which had been sus.
pended the past two months, has again
made us appearance. 1t is an excellent
religious Journal, conducted with signal
ability, aud wholly uude fled by political
fanatiscism or negro. .phobia, which is an
OASIS in tue wilderness of poltico.i cligious
priesthood vagrsucy, Quarto form, price
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Ex-sheriH Furman,

JOSIAH Fl. FuRMAN, Esq, has retired
from the Office of High Sheriff Of Columbia
County. we but express the general
opinion, in saying, that Columbia county
has ever had any better officer thar it has
had in Sheriff Furmau. Intelligent, hu.
name, and generous, ho has discharged
the duties Of hia late office 10 general sat.
istactiou, and retires with the confidence
and respect of al who have had official in :
tercoufse with him in any position in pub.
lie or private life,
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Ballou's Ron hly Magazine.

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brr Of this most exc llcut and ch1prsr
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We would advise a'l in want Of ~ excel
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not wan, 'urh az imsitution in hcir house
to seua on the amount oi subscription for
one yer, G mmen"ipg w.th the January
number, Price only one dollar and Fifty
cents per year. Atdrcs> Elliott, Thome,
4 Talbot, Boston, Mass,
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Bsy- GEN. BARTRAM A. SuEFFER ,lae
State Senator from Lancaster county,
died at his residence in the city of Ian
caster, on Monday morning last, rather
suddenly, although he had been in failing
health for year or two past, during a
portion of which time he was afflicted with
blindness. He was gentleman OF kind
beart aud generous feelings aud universally
esteemed in soc al life. His age was 40
years.
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ssy' We would advise those Of our friends
who are in need of Boots or Shoes, to pro
tect their feet from the ice and snow dur
ing the winter, to call at Creaseys Cheap
Store in Light Street and purchase pair
Mr.. Greasy & Co, have largo assolt-
ment and sells at exceeding low prices, as
will be proven by the number Of custom
crs who make for their Store daily. ..
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tas~ II fourth camplign offhis dreary
war is now rapidly drawing to a close.
Il has cost $4,000 lives and 81 ,0( 0.OoO,
0OO' What has been accomplished by all
this imuoNce sacgifco of blood and treas.
ure Is any friend Of tho war satisfied
With tho progress !ha' has been made OF
course all the John Brown uel no worship.
pers are satisfied, Hell itself rcjoices over
human calamities. Bat people of sense
should begin to inquire, what good has
been done, what State has bsen brought
back, bow near is the breakfast job fin ..
ished ~
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OyangeviIle New Store.

Mr.. CORNELIUS BELLEs, adgertises in
our columns, bis New Store in Orange.
vile. We are told that bis stock is ample
aud complete, and as he is good Demo
crat, aud very worthy gentleman, and Of
course a fair dealer We bespeak for his
rev chterpriie large and liberal share
of the public patronage. Friends, call
and examine the latest Fashions.
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The Home Journal toc 1866.

On the lat OF January 1865, this valu.
able paper enters upon its 9th year. Ii
Is one OF the ableSt conducted literary Jour
mails now published. n. T. Wills, whose
fame ls writer aud poet is as "Honse.
bold words continues 30 act as Editor
in chief, while his partner, Morris Philips,
superin'ends the Department. of Foreign
Gossip, Miscellaneous, and Criticisms.
The corps of writer's, that have assisted
to keep up the reputation of the journal
will continue 10 contribute,
Among the new features announced by
the Proprietors is a thrilling story entitled
'Lilyian's Lovers" romance of Bali.
more, ltwIll 10 doubt be deeply inter
est'ug' A aer,s of Copyrighted a:,ices
entitled Our Ghost Club" will also be
another attraction for the new year.
Terms SO, for one eopyj 7,5O for 3
copies, or one for years, = always in ad
vance,
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sss- TusLIrrlE PlLeRIu, Edited b

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Another Political Prisoner Released.

JAMES McHENRY, Esq, Merchant of
Cambria, Lusernc couuty,--one Of the kid
mapped prisoners Of last August, was on
Friday Of last week, released FROM Prison
a: Harrisburg aud permitted to return
home. He was summarily taken from his
family aud business, aud iucarcerated one
hundred and three days in Fort Miffin
and the Daupbin County Prison, wher at
the eud of which term he was told he could
go, without trial or explanation. Mr..
Mclenry is one of the most estimable
men, respectable citizens aud Christian
gentlemen in all our country, aud yet he
has, like the Rev. A. + RurAN, and
over forty other good loyal citizens been
treated as felons and outlaws, by this
wicked, weak and corrupt Administration,
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Greeley's Message in Congress,

Greeley's Message In Congress.
In another column we give place TO an
which is found in the New York
Tribune OF Saturday, the 80 inst, In do.
ing this, we depart from our u,ual habit,
and trench somewhat on the practices Of
those Republican papers which seem to
ind their alimcnt only in the columns OF
the Tibune--their leading editorials be.
ing usually nothing but dilated extracts
from the editorials Of that paper. Our
reason for giving place 10 this article is,
that it foreshadows more truthfully and
understaudingy than has the message of
Mr.. Lincoln, the policy that Is 10 be
adopted by the Congress now assembled.
"The people, "Mr. Greeley says" "have
just c, phaicaly endorsed the admins.
tration and the war; and hence the i'm
mediate duty ofproviding ways and means
for their support g. perpetaty is brought
home to the present Congress, aud as that
Congress is an Abolition one, Mr.. Gree.
ley takes it upon himself to direct course
Tor them to pursue and as he is the great
political dictator of the party in power, we
have no doubt that, like obedient children,
wanting little pap, they will be obediens
to his directions.
During tho political canvass just closed
it was alleged by the Democracy that the
! re election Of Mr.. Lincoln would be an
endorsement of his war policy that its
necessary results would be continuance
of the war indefinitely; call for more
men and money; an d, as a necessary re-
suit, the people must suffer all the conse.
quouces of such state of affairs. On
the 9th er hand, the AbolitionsIs denied
these things, alleging that the reelection
of Mr.. Lincoln would end the war at once,
without any further call for men or mon
ey, by extiuguishing tho last hopes Of the
euemy, and that they would lay down
their arms at once and beg for pardon nd
peace.
We see by Mr., Greeley's message
which party j, was tba tod the truth 10
the people during the last campaign. The
Administration being rc.elec'ed Mr., Grec~
ley admits the truth ,f'hc charge made by
, the Democracy as to the continuance o.
the war--the necessity tor an Immediate
all for 500 900 nen--the enormousncss
Of tho debt-the mortgaging oil the prep
erty Of the people to pay-il--tbe high rate
OF interest paid, and the failure OF :be old
plans TO provide The necessary ways and
means to keep the Administration aaoat
We want the tax payers TO read MIR
Groeley's article and reflect upon it ,c
read and carefully digest his plan for keep
ing his abolition machine in motion. lie
says:
I'VE sns,@ on The ompAesi dml m5st
s;ringen. taT4tioH at o"ce. L't ~ horf
25 per cent 1lc637c t"a', 3Dlt q D!oSt seq
MSng l. gnlry r'to eue'y mtn'a t'SliGSS
and ,eceipts, ac0@ dou6'e the p fSent 'arss
on tuaur,es ana supeylui,Is We me Qou
borro,cing money IN e8ect ot FIFTY ge'
cent. on The drAar. Eoery Go!iv OF ccj,
cOniracte ia HiS war IS q MORTGAGE on
M he properly in ihe coen''g."
Further comment is upnessary We
ask our readers, one and all, to carefully
read Mr.. Greeley message entitled, ,"Tht
Duties Of the Hour. = Lu-e ne Union.
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sheriff samuel Snyder.

This gentleman on Saturday last, as.
sumed she responsible duties of High Sher-
il Of Columbia County. He is young
man ofgood mind and liberal education,
and We have DO dOubt will bring to the
dischgfga he tait5 q lis hsw position
ell the requisite qpsliiies OF an active hoo
est aud slliOieut officer. Such, at least, is
the expectation ef the Column ia Drmoc-
Tacy. m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

ssg- Il i' amusing to see the attempt of
the Fishipgcreek conspirators to break
down the evidence of Edward McHenry,
the principle witness on behalf Of the Gov
ernment in the trials at Harrisburg. They
forget that they selected him as one of their
leaders, made him a delegate TO county
conventions, and all that While our diff
ference in politics have been as wide apart
as the poles we believe that be is testify
ing to what he knows Smut MaHisne.
1t is eminently betting, aud exactly
what might be expected, that Pee John,
and all such dis-unon stuff, should thus
attempt even by downright lying, to boil
ster up the notorious e.. McHeayy.'-
The whole abolition crew will signally
fail to even wktc- his character where
he is known. And the assertion that, the
democracy ever made him delegate TO
County Conventions" is as ridiculous as
it is false.
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szy" 1t is proposed in Congress to amend
the Tax Laws so that every scgar sold
must have stamp pasted thereon. As
there is but one stamp on box Of match
es, wo uld it not be we'll also 10 provide
that every match have a stamp. 'The
people arc shrieking to be taxed"
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SSy~ WILLIAM OvERFlELp, Esq, at
one time member of the House of Rep.
rescn,a,ives and Senate of this State frc
Monroe county, and afterwards a Canal
Con missioner, died a, his residence, in
Monroe county, on the 2lst ult,, at the
advan need age Of 79 years. He was always
an active and prominent Democrat.
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Bay Hon. JAcoB BRooM, one Of The
leaders ol the old Native American party
10 this State, some fifteen years ago, died
last week 10 the city of Washington, aged
So years. He was native Of Baltimore.
lie represented Que Of tho Districts Of
Philadelphia iu the oath Congress.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

Rowing bands of gucrrllas, numbering
from ten to tweLty.fs ut throats each ARE
still infe'ting Kentuch, doing serious in
jury to persons aud pr perty, and keeping
the people in continual fear.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

seD- The efforts Of the loyal clergy of
the country very materially aided in Sc
curing the late glorious victory at the bal.
lot box Feeling that great aud vital in.
ierests were at stakc--iuterest affecting
not only the present but the future-they
Iabored as their class never abored before
And the good work in which they engaged
was crowned with victory.--Smut NJ
thiae.
We submit that "the efforts Of the loyal
clergy like those of Mr.. Dunn, were dis
ingenious aud incessant, bat deny that
they, or either Of them, ever changed even
one voter ia Columbia county. They drove
many from righteousness here and here
after. Aud this cos6rms our iaimation
months ago, that "al the pwchasaNs
material 10 the professed ministry had been
bought up BY the loyal Leasures to preach
disuniou and treason .....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

John b. Houston, | rmerly sn active
and influential Whig politician Of Kentuc.
ky, and more recently warm supporter
of Gen. Mcclellan for the Presidency has
been baDshed, by BurJridge's order be.
yond the Federal lines ....
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AGENCY.

The rndersgu having connected him.
self with established Agencies 10 WASH
ipgton and Philadelphia is prepared to
attend to the collection Of Back pay, Boun.
ties, Pensions, and all other equitable
claims against the Governments, Ills ex-
Perlence ond bus'o.sa connections enable
him to attend to them with lhe Last pos
sibe delay. No charges made lpess tie
claims are secured, Office with L. II.
Lhtle Il g. Court House Alley. B'ooms-
burg Pa, G. Il. BROCKWAY.
Boamshnrg. Dec. 10, 1861.
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B&y" ThR Newark 'oa'aN sayG-~The
Middle States ,rI ate1 Mr. Lincolo rather
cooly at the ate election. The extremes
Eas; and wSst, gave him the largest ma
ioritics. Connecticut affects him New
Jersey reject him; Pennsylsania bare
ly elects him; New Yorl; merely ,eleet,
him, and Dclewate docs lis best to vcx
him.
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Public Nendue.


WILL he cxpA~ed 10 Pghic 9,le. as
W tn residence Of the subscriber. u F!sUne
creek township Tot co IN
FRIDAY, DEUENBER 20, 1884.
tn following personal property;
Ono Two horsq Wagon, one set of hol
le Harness and Fly uets, one spring Colt.
ONE COW, FOUR SHEEP.
HAY BY TliE TO n,
Plow' Harrow4, Cul'ivatnrs, Gram Jr4-
de, Sey'he, Forks, Sho7es, sIed', Cook
ing S,ove aud uleusels, Two pair B d.
'trad4, ole tatl~, ole scs Clair, Q, 9
Clock, one psrrci Of Vinegar, and 9TH 6
rsiiclrs DOT herein ,uung rLirh
L5"Sdr {" con,n,rnc- At 10 ostocka n. of soid day
vi erdanct "il b. given and conditions oa 1,a
knuHn yy
MATTHIAS \ ATPhEMAN.
Uceruib+r j icgI
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psg- The draft to I'll the State Guard
is said to he abandon, I. Whether the
nuuher aase 'o'cnteer } or Why il is set
aside, We biye not srned Moatgur
dmsftc1n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

BoUNrIEs roa IEcRuITs 1t IS stated
that The Secretary Of War has just drcjd
ed that colored recruits, are entitled to the
same bounty as white recruits, viz one
hundred dollars for two years, and three
hundred dollars for three wears. Repre-
sentative recruits are also entitled 10 this
bounty Without regard 10 color.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-17

A Coon many wealthy Southern plauters
are removing to Brazil aud settling there.
They 50 lhero ia'orleT p bold thcif s'ages
in peace, they wou t have peace long
As soon as the Aboliionsts rain North
Americs they will be after Sourh Ameri.
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EXECUTRlX NOTICE,
4 q ~ a NJ II.,.I. ~

Estate of George W, Ht,e Deceased.
FILTERS Testamentary on the estute of George W
IL liiItc, late Of Mt Pleasant Township Columbia co..
deceased, have been granted by the Register Of Wills
&C. 10 the uhdrrslgned both residing IN said twp,
all persons having claims against the estate Of he
decedent are requested TO present them 20 the EKetu'
triX without delay aud all persons indebted to make
payment forthwith, MARY HlTTL Z,
MI Pleasant twp Nov. 10, 1864. EAre.
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c+g~ GENERAL HOOKER says he is 90.
ing to stay in Detroit until greeubacks
are worth as much as gold So he's set
tied for life at last