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PRovosT MARSHAL GEkERAI Far has sta
ted in letter written 10 member of Con-
gress, that $500 will exempt q person from
but one draft, ,butifit requires several draw-
ings to fiH the quota Of that draft, the per.
son who pays his $500 is exempt from each
drawing OF that draft Thus, you will OBJ
serve, be says nolhing about the payment
of Ibis money exsmpting person one gear
or longer, if .hs box is not exhausted.
Heretofore Marshal Fry's opinions have not
been regarded as very reliable. HE decis-
ions have been, one after the other, revoked
By The War Department.
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OvER The FALLs.-On Tuesday morning
We were startled by the informaiion that
our yorrS friend N. NJ. Traush, Esq, of
this place, in company with lad OF about
thirteen years of age, by the name of Arthur
Beam, son OF cur next door ueighbor, Mr.
Joseph Beam having been Out in the river,
in foot boat, we're upset and had gone
over las falls. We b hastsnsd 10 The river
bsnk, and espied Them 10 the middle of ihs
stream. clingIng to ths boa, which had
turned keel upwards. While on our
way TO render them what assistance se
could, We observed boat start out after
hem, manned by couple Of brave, stou,
hearted lads b. The name of Joshua 0pdyke
and Frank Snyder, who soon overlook oer
unfortunate friends and rescued them from
their periIous situation. The lad was nearly
exhausted, and wss only saved from q
watsry grave while fenndering among the
waves and rocks Of lhs falls, by the aImos,
superhnmsn sxerIions of his companion-
young Traugh. cfosds OF oaT Citizens Iiu-
st lhs shore, bal TOO Ials TO render any as
aislance, and pou:d only look on. and await
in euspencs ii cir delivsrancs from wa,ery
grave. They feel gralslul for the assistance
rendered ny their young iriends- BawieE
GaSsffs
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FRAKx LEsLIE's GAzkTTE or FAsHroN sor
June can not hanjily be surpassed. II is a
most splendid number, containing ali the
latest fashion plates, with patterns and full
instructions, all calculated TO be just the
article FOR the Ladies' We don't see how
any lady can keep step with The improve
ments and changes ia styls of dress with
ouf the aid OF thss Magazine. Price 90. 90 &
year. Publication office, 53T Pearl St.
New York.
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FremOnts acceptance on The War Democrat
ic Platform.

~ ~
Some OF the sentiments ex expressed in Gen.
Fremonl's letter, accepting the nomination
OF The Cleveland Convention, have Tsceiy-
ed The appreciation of persons OF all parties,
excepting. OF course, the immediate bench
men oil MIR Lincoln. We call the letter an
acceptance OF The nomination, because il is
foregone conclusioc that lie only provso
will be fulfilled By The action of the Balti-
more Conseniion. rho machinery OF
that ergins has been TOO thoroughly arrang-
ed 10 permit OF any other result than the re-
nomination of its Chief engineer, Dir. Lin
coin. Il follows, therefore, that General
Fremont is before the people as candidate
for the Presidency. While we are convinc-
action on the par OF the Democratic party,
he has no chance of an election, we sppre-
ciale that his presence in The arena will as
suredIy defsel the attempt OF the present
incumbent TO proIong b. fraud, corruption
and violence his despo,ic sway.
The platform upon which General FIRE.
mont slands, and which he has distinctly
snnnciaisd in his letter OF acceptance,
serves at least 10 annonnce this palatable
fact iha. very large proportion o. even
The Black Republican party are Disguised
with and alarmed 81 the iyrannical course
OF the present Administration. II is fonu-
nate that fanalicism has not completely
blinded that party 10 the disastrous conse-
quencss of their own folly.
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TIE SrarE FAlR TO BE BsLD AT EAsFos.--
II affords Us great deal of pleasure to in-
form our readers that the Executive Com
mii.se si ths Pennsylvania Stale Agricul-
tursl Society, have resolved 10 hold their
next annual fair on The grounds of the
Farmers and Mechanics lnstituis stioin>
ing this Borough The fair viii be held in
The latter part OF September next. This
being great Railroad centre. in one OF the
finest Agricultural districts in the Stats, and
our grounds surprising all others in the
State, we cannot but compliment the CON-
mitiss on the jodicioss selection. That
the fair will be grand success, We do no;
sor moment doubt Easion Sentinel
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In Cortland ~, on the 2nd of June,
1864. by The 1 Mr. Beaman. CHARLss G.
BARgLY Esq Blooms5urg. Pa, to Miss
M. A. WlLsobf Troy, N. Y.
Ia Mainvilon Sunday, the 18th of June
1864, by Jae Bfowu, ESQ.,, Mr.. ANDREW
GiSGLgs, toIrs. MARY ANN SHuMAN, both
OF Name tovhip, Columbia CO., Pa
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A GENTLEMAN, cured { { Nervous De-
billy, lncompe,ency, Premature Decay
and Youthful Error, acInaied ty desire TO
benefit Others, viii be happy 20 furnish TO
all who need il, (lree of charge) the receipt
and directions for making The simple rem
edY used In his case. Those wishing TO
profit by his experience aad possess
Valuable Remedy, will receive the same,
by rstuTn mail, Carefully sealed), by adj
dressing JOHN B. OGUEN,
No. so Nassau St, Nav York.
May le, iSSa.-5m aofAe
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0. SEVEN OCTAVE S25
ROSEWOOD PIANO-PORTES

GROvESTEEN s. co. 499 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Offer their new, enlarged Scale Piano.
Fortes, with all latest Improvements
Thirty years experience, with greatly in
creased facilities for manufacturing, enable
them 10 sell tor CASH at unusually low
prices. These instruments received The
highest award al The worlds FAIR and Tor
five successive years al the American In
stiiuie. aHanied five years TERMS RET
cAeH. Call or send for descriptive circular.
June I5, 1864. 3m.
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1'HE army Of the Potomac, from all ace
connts received by us. has been pretty
qnies for s1s last few days We may ex-
pect something slIrrins, and Of decisive
characlsr, before long. We will record
results - they sraaspirs, and not ysnigrs
any predictions.
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LIST OF DEALERS OF COLUMBIA
COIINrY

Icor the year Thousand eight hundred and sixty
IL four, of Goods, Wares. Aerehaudise and kfstfi.
lers, Brewers Eating House Keepers within
of Columbia, returned and classified in accordance
With the several of Assembly, by the Appraiser
Of Mercantile Taxes OF said county follows TO wit
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All persons who may feel agrieved by the above
Classification have opportunity Of Appealing
by calling upon the undersigned his Office Sugar
loaf, any time before the second ny Of July, A.
ID. 1864. at the commissioners Ofice. in Blooms
burg. the second day If July. A ID. 1884, between
the hours OF aud o'clock after which appeal
will be heard.
ANDREW LAUBAcH,
Mercantile Anpraise7.
Nay %. 1864
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PERHAM'S
INVAL I'D SOLDIER NATIONAL HOME
n n

B RO A D w A.Y NEW YORK.
MIRROR CT THE REs
3 a LGI IN.
The Most Complete and Magnificent
War Exhibition ErtGnf.
Devoted TO raising Funds for Ma
ti0nai Home,
10000 TICKETS, AT 81 EACH.
Il DONATTON of $34. .72o ia Valuable Prop
erfy 10 The Ticket Holders.
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SUGARLOAF.

James Peierman. John Montgomery
Nathanie. H Steward VIM Pete<man
George Ellison
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List Of Drafted ksn in Excess Of these Re-
qHired.

The following is complete list of men
who were drafted in excess tthe fifty per
cent? OF those required TO fill the quota of
C"lumbia county These men need not
put themselves 10 any trouble about report
ing as their names have been stricken from
the list
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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EDW AKD HUN NEf,
General Ageu., l3 Spruce n. Y,
Firsl- Glass Canvassers Wanted
JAMES V. keller, Agent fos Colum
bia Co.
June Is, 1864 -3w
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8aG uniSn grie9s, litter SRsRminffsr)
1eben etc 3Iae tdgis0 7.20 Ilor9ens unh 3
gtahmitisse.
Ben uaira 8ricgs slie, ALL Il $50 8or
mittas6.
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Warnlanp Observation-Disclosures
tc5nfi Baltimore

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
shsrman,. Operations.

EEw YoRK, Dec. 27.-The World 5
special from Fortress Monroe Of the
26tb, learns from Major Gray, Of Gen.
shermau's STAFF, the particulars Of the
capture Of Savannah: The surrender
was made By the Mayor and Council.
Therman's present headquarters are in
the city. The demand for the surrender
was made On the 10th. Sherman closed
his dispatch with Hoods words TO the
negro troops at Dalton, 10 the effect
that if his demand was not complied
with be would take no prisoners. Hsr-
dee replied that be could and would hold
the city. Sherman proceeded to the
complete investment Of the city, but
owing to awamps on the northern side
could not at once extend bis lines 10
that direction. Gen. Hatchs division
Of Fosters forces held the left Of our
line across upper Hntchiuson's Island,
completely blocksding ipgress and
egress over the river below, where a
ierry-boat was seen plying between the
city and the Union causeway. This
was the hole through which Hardee
crept out. Our prisoners are increased
by constantly finding them secreled
The city is 50 full Of citizens, refugees
and others that many live 10 the streets
Nearly 1900 Union prisoners sue
eeeded in reaching our lines at Millen
The main body Of our prisoners are sap
posed to be forty or fifty miles south o
Savannah.
The Commercials Washington specia
says. Il is understood that Mr.. Fessen
den is candidate for the French Mis-
sion. Some people consider his chance
very good, rFA#EsT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

Ngw YoRK, Dec. 2s.-Ths Savannah
Republican Of the 2lst says. By the
fortunes Of war we to-day pass uuder
the authority Of the Federal military
forces The evacuation has lsft the city
gates open, and sherman, with his army,
will no doubt to-day take possession.
We dstire to counsel obedience and an
proper respect en- the part Of our eiti,
zens, and to express the belief that their
property aud persons viii be respected
By our military rulers. The report that
Gen. Sherman win repeat his Atlanta
/ expulsion order is, We think. without
/ foundation There be could not supply
/ food for the citizens and the army. 10
| our ease food can abundantly be sup
piled for the army and citizens Il be-
hooyes al to keep within their houses
until Gen. Sherman can organize the
Provost Marshal system. Let our con-
dact be such rs to win the admiration OF
a magnanimous foe and give no ground
for complaint or harsh treatment on the
part Of him who may, for an indefinite
period, hold possession Of our city.
The Herald s correspondent SAYS ths
rebel Commodore Hantsr has gone uT
the Savannah river with q couple oI
light draught gunboats. Whselers cav
airy, HArdse's Infantry and Hunteri
feet. combined, are the several obstacles
to Sherman's march On Augusta b.
water transportation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY, noon

Ths river ls tAlilag rapidly. asd TIE ~ssshss 10
tarning cold Again. whieh wIli eKpssiiss the 60
eisss. but theirs wiIl b plsafy of watar foe ths
very largest elias Of boats fsF vssks 10 eeus
n - have no raia.
The arrivals slnes last night ~sFe the IdAho@,
from nashville 20 this pert. ana ths Priaa poasa.
MinushahA sud J. $. Prlnzis, from ssssyiiis
20 LsalsvIlIs, Loaded vita fsfisashsa hsssrs.
Ths Ia4hos hsa nsdsFsts trip of frslghs. in-
elsdtnE ~ bales Of eoss0n snd Is hhas 81 tsaAaeu
fFsm Linten. asa iarge aa&asity af Govern msnt
ssrn iss@ 1t. vernon. shs siil probssly I.sss
os bss rssarn trip shi. svsasaE.
Tbs MtasoaEi F.osiv@a considerable amoHat II
ffsight here. ana tsft at i0ss s'risek wish shoas
hAlfa load.
Capt. Hard has Fssslssa TIE psssast sf = sFlss.
aid eall-rops. os whleh be il iastiy preaa. q e
composed % the AmsrieAn F~A. whits ans hlu ,
hssaflfsiiy bleRdsa--eslsrs that Capt. nafs has
slvsys ehsrisbsi =. ths richest ever hlsnasd D.
asaess ths asisy. The powsr, ana sisrT IF pa
tion.
Ths Armada l. rsosivIng handsome trip. Aaa
vili lsavs ct her usuai hess this sFssins. VS.
sFs glad 20 ses CAPt ,. Y. Tbrosp ss3ia - b.
peat. and Ia pretty fAis heaIgb.
The Tarnscos kaa Eons ines tbs sashvslIs trsA.
l faf ths pr.seat. ana. soassaarstiy, tssss wa -
1 % packet for Isouissilia t0-ssy.
The Carrie arrived aboui o'siseR ~ith Hghi
1 trip. she viii ws pEesams. rstara - sashviit'
l ta-norrow.
| The osbA see sp sssau ysstsraay sss ran dovs
to tbs sosth sf PiEssa srssk. vita barge d
tsw,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

smooth, aud it was supposed that the
attack would be made on the morning
Of The 24th.
The rebel papers are doing magni6-
Gently in regard to the atrocities Of Sher-
man and his officers in the march
through Georgia. According to these
stories, Gen. Sherman made his head
quarters at the house Of Howell Cobb.
JEFF Davis, having asked for an in-
crease Of salary, bill passed the rebel
Senate TO provide for the tightening and
warming Of the Executive Mansion, 6c.,
DC also, for supplying forage ssd
comnissary stores for the Commander
in-Chief Of the army and navy Of the
Confederate States.
The Examiner ridicules the act with
biting sarcasm.
NEw YoRK, Dec. IA report says
that winslow, the dsfauIting teller Of the
Mercantile Bank, has been arrested in
London.
The Charleston Courier Of Friday
contains an order prohibiting non-com-
batlants from coming into the city, e.
cept to pass through. Slaves Of owners
residing beyond the city limits, except
those left to take charge Of unprotected
estates. to be sent out Of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
cen. e.. sllualIon.

The operations Of our armies during
the past thirty days mus, render Gen.
Lees position ia the Richmond II Il
feations excessively diaAgreeabIe. With
Sherman and Foster on the south, De.
ssroying railroad lines of eommuniea-
,ion, with Ssonemsn and Barksidge in
East Virgins. engaged n the same
pleasant pastinsf aud Gen. She ridan
closing IN on the north, having, accord
ing 10 rebel papers, taken possession Of
the great strategic point At Gordonsvills
the food question mus, begin 20 as
sume aR importance At the rebel capital
oyershadowing any and al other cues.
tons As Gen Grants designs slowly
unfold, the itching around the necka Of
some Of the Richmond eanspiratora
mas, begin to be intolerable. Nothing
is plaiaer than th@ fact that il they don't
get out Of that city within few weeks,
they will never ge. out eIeep, as prison
ers o. war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

The Pennsylvaniaas have been enjoy
ing the proceeds Of the recent raid By
portion Of Sheridans forces in Loudou
County, Virginia, Ia that raid over
500 head Of cattle, many Of them Of
the 6nest Durham and Devonshire stock,
were captured, besides about 1000
sheep Of the Leicester, Msrino and
Southdown varieties. These dfovss
have been disposed of At pablo auction
n PhiIadslphia, aad, as might have bean
anticipated, the prices at which ihsy
we're knocked down we're exceedingly
small The GHe DaTham and Devon
shire cows didh'l average above SIS per
head The price at which the sheep
we're dispOsied Of we're eorresPondingIy
low. The Pennsylvanians got good
deal Of foe stock on very cheap terms