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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

bS7" State Senators are to be elected
this fall, under the new apportonment in
the First District, composed of parts Of
Philadelphia; Fifth, Montgomery, hester
and Delaware Sixth, Bucks; Seventh,
Lehigh and northampton Eighth Bcrks |;
Ninth, Schuylkill Fourteenth, Lycomipg,
Union and Snyder; Twenty first, Blair
Huntington, Centre, Miffiin, Juniata and
Perry; Twonty-fftb, Allegheny; Twenty.
ninth, Crawford and Erie.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28
Candidate for Sheriff.

AZ ARTIN A, ANNIE RMAN. of Fish.
.FA inrc.erk township, w0 are guthoz1d to nn.
nouncr VIII b. a candidate To- the SllESIfFALIY A
the approaching General Election subject to the decis
ion 0f thl Columbia county Democratic convention.
May :, lsGi, Sg.*
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

s5- Hon. MICHAEL g. GRIER, The Com
missioner of Draft 70 this District, was in
Bloomsbury on last Monday. He gave
instructions to the Draf. Agents, who are
10 prepare the machinery for operation, by
about the hrst of next July. AS Gen.
GRANT is to be in Richmond, upon the
Fourth of July, our boys will not be in
time to share with him the Public Dinner.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

Bs4- Anothsr Brare Solder Conceive
are sorry to learn that JOSEPH i. CAR
rENTBR, son of David Carpenter, Esq, of
this county, was killed while nobly battling
for his country's cause during the late fight
in Virginia. Mr.. Carpenter was a mem.
Der of Company A., 9th Penn a. Reserves,
and was much esteemed as brave soldier
by his fellow-comrads.
Jersey Shore Herald.
NorE -Auother of our Nsphews killed.
Ed. Col. Democrat.
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Volumes Z and 4 How Ready.

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
F0f the SeltlneI.
CttkXeaiS Meeting. .a

At q meeting Of some of the citizens ol
Cadiz, held in the Court House, on Tuesday
evening the 10Th of February 1864, on mo.
ton Lewis Lewton was called to the
chair, and Jno. M. Robinson was appointed
Secretary.
The object Of the mestlng having been
stated to be, TO consider aud take some 40.
ton on the subject of providing ways and
meaus Of extinquishipg fires in said Town.
and preventing the destruction Of BUILDINGS
and property by fires. After some discus
sion OF various propositions, IL was moved by
y. George, Jr, that o committee Of three
be appointed 10 get up q Hook and Ladder
Company in said Town, and to solicit action
by the Town Council in regard to providing
means co enable such company and the citi-
zsns to extinguish fires and save buildings.
Aitsra short consde ration OF said motion,
It was moved that the said motion be laid
on the table for consideration at an adiourns
cd meeting to be held in the same place on
Thursday evening tho 25th day OF February
1854, and that tbs msetiug adjourn to that
time. which motion was carried unanimous.
ly. Thereuron the meeting was declared
adjourned 70 the evening Of the 25th Feb.
1854.
L. LEWToN, Chairman. /.
j. M. ROBINSON, Sec.
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4, Our esteemed friend, a. F. Moore,
Esq., who has been for many years
the able, efficient and accommodating
Conductor and Express Agent on the
Cadiz Branch, has resigned that post,
preparatory to leaving for the rich
gold mines OF Idaho in a few days
May success attend him.
Mr.. Moore is succeeded as Conduc-
Tor and Express Agent by James F.
Thompson, Esq, the old and popular
Conductor on the main road. A bet
ter selecten could not have been
made.
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TOT Inc S6HtInDI
CkMp 126rH O. v. 1. }
brandy STATION, Va
Fobuarv 17fb 1894

FEBRUARY 18th, 1864.
Editor of the Sentinel:
After our seturn from the recent reonnois.
sanee to "Morton's Ford" on the RaIilap,
and whom we reached Camp, weary with the
march, intelligence was conveyed to US chat
donations had been sent to Capt. j S. Nc.
Cready for our companies, G, d, and Ii re.
speotyely. And after being carefully dis.
tribuIed we refreshed ourselves with the
"good things" SO kindly furnished.
We a committee upon the part of the
companies We represent do hereby express
many thanks TO the Patriotic and Christian
Ladies OF the Beech Spring Soldiers Aid
Society OF Harrison county Tor this manles-
tation Of remembrance and kindress; and
may they ever remember those deprived of
home comforts and enjoynents
We pledge our lives and sacred honors to
the "Dona,ors" and friends to use our best
endeavofs to carry Colunbia's proud banner
in defence oi our Country until it waves as
ia days of yore over the entire Republic OF
America, and until lawful power shall rule.
tg ia g. g. EAaLEsoN, CJ"C."
li S. MANsFIELD, Co 3D." ..
a j. P. SLEMMoNs, Co eli :"
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Soldiers Travelling Om Railroads

| Major General Heintz,lnan has issued the
following order 10 relation 10 the above men
toned subject:
"HEADQUARTERs NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, ONO. February II, 1864.
General Order No. 4
"The attention o! officers conducting troops
over different railroads in this department is
called TO the conduct OF mau while under
their command. The following directions
will be strictly enforced:
81. The officers and non commissioned
officers will remain with their commands
while en.yont, and will preserve good order
I'll. Unless in case OF extreme necessity
no detachment OF troops will be sent with
out commissioned officer, and the comfnan.
ding officer must be provided with com.
plete roll oil the men, stating tho command
to which they belong.
"lIl. The conductors OF the trains have
right to assign the Car, or the seats in the
cars, to the troops to be transported, whether
travelling in dctachments or singly. Sol
diers will conform strictly to tho regulations
OF the trains, as to smoking in the cars; and
passing from one car to ano her. The use Of
spirtuous liquors, of p-ofame or improper
language, is prohibited.
"IV. Conductors may, q, anv time, inspect
the rolls o, the respective detachments while
on their trains, as we'll as the furloughs and
discharges OF soldiers travelling alone.
Nv In case Of any violation OF this order.
or misconduct ofany kind on the part of the
officers or soldiers while on the cars, the
conductor may telegraph to the command
ing officer OF the guard at the station where
the detachment is to leave the train, whose
duty it shall be to arrest and place in con
hnement the guilty parties, Immediately for
warding a 'ull report Of the case to these
headquarters, with the names and rank Of
tho officers and soldiers arrested, aud the
regiments and companies to which they bs.
long.
"By command Of Major General He'ntzel-
nah,
CARROLL II, POTTER. A, A. GU
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T>e Republican Warfare Upon
General GraMt--Ehcy Refuse TO
Exnkc MtAA Com ilA a kasler iH
CAlieE.

T>e Republican, Warfare Upon
General lGraMt-Thcy Refuse TO
Make MiaM Com IN "a sader iH
Chief &
A dispatch from Washington, dated Feb
ruary IL, says:
The Senate was occupied most to day
with the Lieutenant General Bill, reaching
no conclusion. Before adjournment, mosttof
the discussion, after the test vote, was on the
first amendment o the Military Committee,
which was to strike out the words making
the Lieutenant General commander OF oil
the armies of the United States. The vote
stood as follows:
"YEAs-Anthony, Clark, Collamer Cow
an, Dixon, Fessenden, Foster, Grimes, Har-
ding, Harlan, Henderson, johnson, Lane Of
Indiana, Lane OF Kansas, Morrill,, Nesmith
Powell Ramsey, Riddle, Srrague, Summer
Ten Eyck and Wson--24 .
"NAYs-Buckalew, Carlisle, Chandler
Conness, Doolittle, Hale, Hendricks, How.
ard, Howe, Richardson. Sherman, Trumbull,
Wade, Wilkinson, Wrisht-10.'~
1t will be seen that the Republican Uni
ted States Senators reuse TO agree to the
passage Of an act making General Grant
Commander in Chief, under the President,
Of all our forces. They are afraid that with
that power he Ewo I'D win victories over tie
Conederates that will SO increase his Pup
uiaity as to render his election to the presi
dency easy over Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Chase.
This is the first act OF hostility upon the
part OF the Republican leaders in Congress
against General Grant, but it will not be the
last! Their next act will bo to diminish his
command. degrade him 10 it, or take it from
him altogether. He is to suffer for being in
the way Of the Washington cabal.
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MrsrAKE.--In our notice, two
weeks ago, of the accident tin Archer
township in which John Smylie was
wounded, we conveyed the impression
that the pistol was in his own hands
when it discharged. This is not the
fact the pistol was in the hands of .
friend. a.4, In,a.. ...-. ...-.
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Highly Importnnt News freHs
Europs-The Ptght Bet~eea


Tho great feature OF the late foreign news
is the tidings ola fight between the ter
mans and the Danes, on the dispGted Terri
tory question. This dispute embraces three
Duceiss, having about z, 500 square miles and
one milli,n OF people. They are about as
large as the State OF Massachusetts, and em>
brace one third OF the Danish monarchy.
Unless Diplomacy is more successful than
il has teen hitherto, this collision ofarms
may kindle fame that will light all Europe
in general conhagration Of war. The els
feet OF this will b. seen on this side OF the
Atlantic, and farther news from Europa VIII
be looked for with the most inIese interest.
1t is proper to add that this has been
vrxatious question for many years previous 10
1852, when it was supposed 10 be finally set
tied by Convention of the great Powers IN
London. The territory was gwen to Den
mark, under certain conditions Austria
and Prussia, the leading German Powers, as
sented TO the treaty, but it is claimed that
they could not bind the German Contedera-
tion, whose minor powers have taken the
strong stand stand that has brought on the
present difficulty. Austria and Prussia de-
clare that Germany has not fulfilled the con-
ditions OF the treaty OF London, which was
to give certain Constitution to the Duchies
In dispute. Upon this being done. they now
say they will use their influence to bring
about settlement of the matter, but it is
doubtful, even in that event, il they can
control tho fierce passions Of the German
people, which have been aroused.-Ehquirer.
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Military.

Company Z, 74th Chic, arrived ct
home in this county, on last Monday
week. The mon, so fer as we have
seen them, all lock well, and are in
the best OF spirits. The buried one
Of their brave comrades at the Bethel
meeting house, in Archer township
u young man named Cox. This COM
pany has rendered gcod service, hav-
ing been in several holly contested
battles, and came out with honor at
all of them. Their ranksneed filling,
and we suppose the proper effort will
be msde to give them a full company
when they return to duty in the field.
The 18th Ohio was at Louisville on
last Thursday. Harrison county has
a company in this brave regiment, and
we suppose they may be looked for at
any time. These men should receive
a cordial and enthusiastic Welcome
they were the first to volunteer from
this county, and now when within two
or three months of having served out
their three years, they voluntarily re-
enlist for three years longer. Consid-
ering the hsrdShips these men bave
endured, -uch self sacrificing patriot
ism as they have shown, has not been
equaled in all the annals of the war.
Their ranks should be filled.
Capt. Norris, of the 9Sth Ohio, af-
ter a very successful tour ofrecruiting,
left for his regiment on last Saturday
morning. -e' %
Lieut.. Oglevie, of the same regl-
ment, leaves for his regiment some
day this week. He has also been sue
,essful in recruiting.
Capt. J. S. McCready, of the 126th
Ohio, has been appointed ccmmantlant
If Tod Barracks at Columbus. This
5 good appointment.
Colonel Parrott has been temrorari-
ly relieved of the Provost Marshal
Generalship of Ohio, ard Col. Potter,
Of New Hampshire, is appointed his
'aceessor.
BY reference to our our advertising
columns, it will be seen that Gov.
Brough has commissioned Lieut.. J.
B. Mccormick to raise new company
in this county. AS Lieut.. McCor-
nick is well and favorably known in
he western portion of the
county, We should think~he would
'aise new company without much
rouble if the proper efforts are made
~ the different township military
committees.
First Lieutenant A. 0. Vincent, Of
he regular army, gave US call du-
ing the past week. The Lieutenant
ooks well, and has rendered good
service in helping TO put down the re-
,ellion. He 10 now on visit to his
'elatives in this section.
This will be the last week for re.
:ruiting. Col. Pearcc goes to his re-
,imcnt on next Monday. A vigorous
fort to obtain recruits will doubtless
,e made during the remaining few
lays. But to make the recruiting
more successful, those having money
0 loan, (and we have plenty of such
n our midst, should immediately fur
ish the Commissioners with money
uGicient to pay the 5000 bounty
learly all the TOWNSHIP ips are deficient
a furnishing the amount to the COM
nissioners that is needed to pay each
ownship's bounty. Athens, we be-
eye, is the only township that has
urnshed to the commissioners it's full
uota of money. Let all the town
hips come up Immediately with their
ash, and this county will yet be clear
{ draft.
i,s -
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ss1- Samuel Blackford, a member
of Company I, Goth Ohio, died in the
Nashville hospital, in January Last
He was from this township.
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A1teu,iau. Custom crs!!!

On March 1st, 1854, / will take in
a partner, and want my old business
scttlod by that time. All indebted
will save trouble, and render an ac-
conodation by complying with the
above. JOHN COLEMAN.
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Town Property for sale

The valuable tive story brick house, on
the corner OF Warren and Ohio streets,
Cadiz, Ohio, will be sold on reasonable terms
il application be made soon. The house
contains eight rooms, cellar, &c. Apply to
w. y. BEEBE, Cadiz, or Mrs. NANCY
BEEBE, an the promises.
Cadiz, Feb. "a, l6e4-tf
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Gsr~ Mr.. John w. West has fur
nished US answers to the "anagrams'
ia last weeks Sentinel. They are
Maple" Il, "Price, Rice, ""Iee. !"
3rd, "Place," s'Lace," "Acc."
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AttcutiOa, Recrmtts!

Colonel Pearco requests Us to say
to all those who have volunteered With
him, that they must repsrt themselves
in Cadiz on next Saturday evening,
rs he expects to leave tor, his regiment
on next Monday morning.
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gs5-The citizens of Belmont coun-
-
ty give supper to the veterans Of
that county at St. Claiysville on to-
morrow Thursday evening.
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gsB-A large number Of valuable
farms are advertised for sale in the
Belmont county papers.