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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
nSFa LETTERS To CoNoPEssnrv

BG71 LETTERS TO CoNaREssMEN.-
Many of our readers are, perhaps, not
aware Of the fact that the change in the
law referring to the franking privilege re-
quires them to pay postage on all letters
addressed to'members of Congress. The
privilege of sending letters free is still re-
tanned by the member, who is permitted to
frank his own letters but those addressed
to him will not pass through the mail unless
prepaid .-Braaford AguS,
Now, Charlie, you ought 10 know better
than that; especially when the net of Sd
March 1853, section 81 paragraph ex-
pressIy says: the authority 10 frank is
"to cover correspondence 10 and from"
senators and representative in congress-
U. S. Digest, page 1909. Or if you don't
have that look at the Act &C., Sd Ses
37th Copg-pagc 80 sec AZ.
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Secret Organizations.

The central organ is seeing ghosts again 4,
and,conscience condemuing it, exhibits the
most marked trepidation. Prompted by
the devil and its own fears, it makes the
bold assertion that the Democrats are or.
ganizing secret societies ''bound together
by the force Of a solemn oath 10 ,Gght the
GoUermment'-and again, that the fugle-
men-meaning the guides or leaders of the
new order-"haUe Sworn neuer 10 be sat-
iyiea until they haze Destroyed every resttge
qfJree gover1lnlem az the States Of Tie
american Union."
1t is useless to characterize such reck
less assertions by the epthets they deserve,
and by which alone they can be succinct
'ly defined, Except the conductors of that
sheet, who have become SO habituated to
misrepresentation aud lalsehood, that they
probably credit their own fabrications, we
do mot suppose there is an intelligent, re-
spectacle man In the State who will for a
HOLnCuJ DCllGVc SuCQ uDIUunQeu and I'M
probable charges. The editor has evil
IDENTIFY been dreaming of the proceedings
of the Union League, and by a strange
freak of memory transferred its sins to the
Democratic party.
That the Democrats have, TO any con.
siderable extentorganized secretly for any
purpose, is not true-that they have or.
ganized at all, secretly Or openly, to fight
the government, or destroy every vestige
of free government in the States of the
Union, > i, false-but that they Should Or
ganize secretly and soon to oppose the usur.
pations and reasonable policy of the ad.
ministration, 10 counteraet the evil designs
Of the League, and to devise measures for
carrying the next Presidential election
and preserving the "free government"
guaranteed to US by the Constitution, we
verify believe; and so believing, in what
ever light the central organ may view or
representa-, we heartily and earnestly COM
mend the plan to the Democracy of the
State.-PatriOt d. Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
Truth Well and Boldly Ex-
pressed.
Gen. McClellan's Army Popularity.

A short time since, in that hot.bed of
Abolitionism, the Massachusetts Legisla.
ture, the subject of raising volunteers for
the army being under consideration in the
Senate, Hon. VIM. D. Swan in the course
of his remarks on the question, said
By-and- bye, in the wisdom of the ad-
ministration, it was seen fit to divide the
Army of Virginia into four parts and then
to remove General Mcclellan. Now mark
the result. After the close Of pleasant
summers afternoon, when the Army of
the Potomac was under the command OF
I Pope, you might have seen the President
Of the United States and General Halcck
riding down to General McClellan's tent,
command of the Army of Virginia. lie
said, eyes, under certain conditions. -
The conditions were complied with, an d.,
sir, when the news was promulgated in
camp that he had consented to take the
command, the soldiers coming back "wan,
worn and weary" begged and pleaded to
be led back to meet the enemy. 1 give
h1hi0o Nheh uuote ooLFcloatlou' luo
President, in the presence of Hon. j. II.
w. Page, few evenings after that, said /:
"The politicians tried to prevent my re-
appointing General Mcclellan. But |
knew that his presence was worth any ten
generals, if could compress them al into
onc.' And it was. He re organized his
forces, and you will remember the battle
of Antietam and its results. The polti
clans were still at work, and last autumn,
q year ago, after the administration had
been defeated in all tho principal loyal
States, Mcclellan was removed. Perhaps
the Democratic victories in Pennsy sylvania
and New York showed thati it was neces-
sary to remove him. And | now say, in
all sincerity, and hope Senators will hear
me without any party feeling, that il the
telegraph wires could to-day bring the in
formation that Mr. Stanton had resigned,
and that General Hallcck had been re-
moved, and that General Mcclellan was
appointed Commander Chief of the for
ces raised and to be raised, the lighways
and by-ways would "sworm with volun.
teers' going to fight the battles of their
country. Senators know it to ba true.
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N&Gl&lf8B9S NOTICES,
= Office is hereby given to all lecatse

OIlCE is hereby given to all lepatees
crGIltors and other persons interested in lha
estates of the respective decedents aud minors that
the following administration and tiuHrdian accounts
have been filed IN the Office Of the Register Of Columbia
county, and will be presented for continuation aud al
lowance othe Orphans Court, to be held ut Blooms.
burg, in the county aforesaid, Wednesday, the 3rd
day Of February, leG4 at O'Clock in the afternoon o
said day.
!. Account of William Miller, Executor
Of Elisabeth Miller, late of Mount Pleasant Township
deceased
O. Account Of Reuben Swank, admins.
traitor with will annexed, Of Jacob swank. late Vt
Beaver township, deceased.
3. First and final account of Joscnh
Correl Guardian of Sarah E. Wmtenight now drcd
minor child Of Geo. Nhitenight late Of Madison town
ship deccased.
A, First aud final account of Hudson
owen, administrator Of Peter ShInsr late of B-rwck
Borough, deccased
5 Account of Benjamin Yohc, Guard.
ian of Maria Fry minor chIlI Of Aaron Fly of Militia
township, deceased.
g. Account Of Robert Stiff adminstra.
tor of Robert Hayward, late Of Eloonshrg dssou.r
I. FiuaI account OF Gideon Nu,s, al
minis,rator dc bon. non, Of Jacob Nus,, late Of Mica
township, deceased,
g. Final account Of Wi.jiam Snylcr.
Guardian Of Theodore Palmer, uow deceased nln,f
child Of Thomas Palmer late Of Il u,n township dc'a
8. Account Of Peter ileiubsch, adm
Of Jonathan Fry, late Of Mon'our to" nshp, dcc'ac
10. Account of Aaron Musgtoyp, I'D r.
Of Hiram Kester, late of Greenwood township, dac.
/ Account Of Levi Wrghts, admins.
traitor Of Joseph heller, late of Madison twp, Decd
-. Account OF Elizabeth York. admin
istratrx Of Gideon York late of Jackson twp. doci
l3 Account o! John Reinhoil. Lewis
Reinhoid, Samuc Reinbold aud William u. ErinbpId
Executors of Cornelius Renhod, late Of Locust ,wu.
ship deceased.
IA Second and final account Of jackson
Thomas, admr. of Caleb Thomas, late Cf Madison
township deceased.
ID. Account of William Rahb, one of The
administrators de boais t"stamento aunrln
Of William Linn, late Of iicnlock township, decreased
10. Account of Jackson Thomls admir-.
of Andrew Shoemaker, late Of Madison twp dcch
II. Account of VIM. Dreisbach, Guard.
ian Of Chrstiana, Polly, Sarah and Lewis minor
children OF the said Guardian by his first vie.
Is. Account Of John Nuss. executor Of
John klingerman late of Main township, deceased.
JOHN G. FREEZE Register.
Bloomsbury, January 3, 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
TRAVERSE JURORS.

Bloom-Petcr Billmeyer, Caleb Barton Jr Henry q
Phillips, Levi L. Tate, Jacob Il. Groul Beniauin +
Hartman.
Borough Of Berwick-Jeremiah 8, Sanders.
Beaver r-Jno Hoats.
Brarcroek-Wm. Lamon Emmer Deitctich
Centrs-Frederck hagenbuch.
Catawissa-Jscob Kistcr
Franklin-Christian Brobst, Jos Kistier.
Greenwood-Samue sogart.
hemlOck- Sam'l Oil, Jesse OIL, George Hartman
Jackson WIN. Robbins.
Locust-Benj Wagner, Peter Hclwis, sen, Luca,
Fahringer
Mitiiin- Christian Wolf George Btown Phiusu,
Smith, stephen Pshe,
Madison-Elias Bogart, Abraham u. Swishar
Mount PlGasnnt-John Hippcnsteel.
Montour-Eias Dciterch
Orange--John snyder, Abner Welsh Ab Dndins
sCOtt-IldstOn RObsOn, Jacob TerMilliger
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

THE Home Journal" for the coming
year will appear in an entirely new dress,
new type having been procured for the
purpose. With the January number will
be commenced new story, translated
from the French, entitled "De Valvrede. "
Other original and thrilling stories will
follow, while the residue of the paper will
be filed with sketches from the felicitous
pen OF Mr.. Willis, foreign as well as home
gossip and correspondence, and other in
teresting and amusing matters
Torms-For one copy, 80 so, for three
copies, $500, for club of six copies, sl2,
and at that rate, for large club-always
in advance. Those who wish to begin
with the new volume, will send their SUBJ
scriptons at once.
Address, Morris & Willis, Editors and
Proprietors, lO7 Fulton St., New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
The Christian Witness.

The Rev. Mr.. Given, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, has issued q prospectus
for the publication, at Columbus, Ohio, Of
religious paper, to be entitled the Chris
tian Witness. The Rev. Mr.. Given is a
learned and able minister. He is a loyal
man, and, in October, voted for the patriot
Vallandigham for Governor. For this Of
fence, and no other, he was tried before
the Conference, and refused circuit
Terms, 5000 per annum. We wish the
Reverend gentleman success. The min.
listers of our day are, too many of them,
little better than ignorant, conceited bias
phemers. A brighter day of Zion and
our betrayed Government will soon appear.
The reign of ipfdel fanaticism must be
drawn to a close, We advise all loyal
Methodists to subscribe for the Christian
Witness,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
GRAND JURORS.

nloom-Mathew Wynkoop, John Brugler.
Benton-Samuel X. Kline, Reuben Gibbons
Briarcrcek Archibald Henry, James Adams
Centro-Benj amin Fowler, Tillman d. stTsusc teui.t
Deiterich S"h
Fishingcreek- Samuel Coleman
FranklIn-John Lawrence.
Hemock-James Roat, George Russell,
Jackson-Mathew McIIenry.
, Locust-Mark Williams, Geo. Fenstermahot tIen,y
felwig "'''
Mount Pleasant-Andrew Ikeler,
Madson-Jno DOllman.
Oranga-Moses Everett.
SuEaTlOaf-ilenry Q. HeHp, AIinaa Cnln.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

The GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.-The AiSa
brings an account of the great fight for
q 600 side between Heenau and King,
which took place on the morning of the
10th, at Iunbridge, England. King won
in thirty-fve rounds, the fight having las.
ted thirty-one minutes.
The London times devotes leader to
the affair, and also publishes graphic
special account. 1t cditorially says;
Heenan was game throughout, from the
beginning to the close Of the fight, and he
put the thug on so as to crush his antag-
onist by dashing him to the ground. Kings
tactics were different and more creditable
to professor ofpugilism. They consisted
simply in striking series Of sledge-ham
mer blows on the most prominent and SEN
sitive parts OF Heenan's physognomy until
the later collapsed from exhaustaton. -
The affair was over in twenty four rounds
and thirty five minutes, There appears 10
have been little "science" on either side,
but it was nevertheless, a fair stand up
fight, without cheek, and ended in de.
cisivc victory for King,
The Ti,ntS concludes its article by as
serting that "prize fighting is more revolt
ing than bull fighting and ought to be dis
couraged."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
"The Lady's Friend"

This is the title of new magazine pub
lished by Deacon g. Peterson, No. 3l9
Walnut Street, Philadelphia. AS its
title indicates, tits emphatcally The laay's
friend, and is replete with everything cal
culated to please and instruct. The corps
of contributors to its columns embraces
some of the best literary talent in this
country and in England, The fashion
plates in this number, January, are su-
perb and of the latest style, while there is
an abundance of patterns of all classes
and descriptions. 1t is edited by Mrs.
PETERSON, lady of acknowledged liter.
ary ability. This now enterprise is emf
nently deserving the patronage of our
lady friends. Price 50 per year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

S9 According to Gen, Hallocks Repor

SS- According to Gen, Hallocks Report
our losses for the year last past, in killed,
wounded and missing, were Ninety twO
thousand Seven hundred anil seventy men
And all this waste of life in war, now
avowedly for an object unconstitutional and
improper--The abolition of Slavery. The
pretense that it is for the restoration of the
Union having been long since abandoned.
A hundred thousand men year No
wonder we have conscription. Who ap-
proves the object, let him 60 to the wars.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
The Presidency.

The New York Jornalof Commerce of
Saturday contains leader on the Presi-
dcncy, aud says;
l. The next President ought to be a
new man, not mixed up with Washington
politics, intrigues and plunder. This in
dicates MCCLELLAN.
2. He should be man of youth and
vigor of mind. Applies to MCCLELLAN.
"IIe will be called upon to direct the pa.
cifcation of the people, and the restora-
tion to prosperity of this afflicted natou,'
says the Journal.
3. He should know how to lead armies
and to achieve peace as the grand object
of war, as we are now to choose man
who is to be Commander-in-C Chief of Ar.
mics in time of great war. This points
straight to MCCLELLAN. The Journal
adds, "is there any one who has failed 10
mourn the ignorance of military affairs at
Washington ~
4. Let him be man of refined chris
tian heart This also applies to McCLEL-
Ian, who is strictly conservative chris
tian man.
The Journal argues out all these points
at length, but mentions no name.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
Democratic State Committee

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee are requested 10 Meet at the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL. in the city of Phia.
delphia, on WedaeSday tie 1SM day Jan.
nary, at four o'clock p. m.
CHARLES j. BIDDLE, Chairman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

PARsoN BRowNLow says he ran away
not out of cowsrdicc, but because he we'll
knew that if the rebels took him he would
have to pull hemp without foothold.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

No man who understands the history Of
this Rebellion expects that the leaders of
it will ever submit on any terms. They
are in it irrevocably for better or for worse.
Columbia Republican,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

Il SeUere Assault anil tier CoI,rs Ia.
keu.-1t is not often that we hear of a IN
chlvarous assault, and with such dyeing
success, and so few killed as has been made
on Howe g. Stevens Family Dye Coors,
and that too by ladies, WHOLLY unaecustom-
ed to anything Of the kind. Every lady
in the country should continue the assault
until these colors are found in evry house.
Sold by all druggist throughout tho coun.
try,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

R. L. Armstrong, of Cincinnati, for har-
boring desertcr, (his own SOM has been
fined 800 aud imprisoned six months
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

NORTHERN patriotism just now, consists
in strong inclination on the part of the
rich Abolilionists, to conscript his poor
neighbor aud compel him to whip the
Southern sseessonists.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

The Henderson, Ky" News, hoists the
name Of Gen. George B. Mcclellan for
President, and Milliard Fillmore for Vice
Prssidenl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

CONGRESS is trying to legislate against tho
expectation of Gold. If it will wait mother
year, no legislation will be necessary, as
there will be none left to send away.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Wan. MenSinger, Sr. deceased.
7 ETTERS TestameHtary on tho estate of William
IL Mensinger, ST. late of Aliiilin twp Columbia co
deceased have been granted by the Register of Wills
SC, to the unders igneda residing in said township
all persons having claims against the estate OF the de-
ceden are requested to present them 10 the Executor
at his residence in said township without delay and
all persons Indebted to make payment forthwith.
WILLIAM MENSINGER, Jr,, Executor.
@ Il
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
DRAFT.

DARENTS making elections Of Sons,
"A must have new papers prepared, and presented
previous TO the draft. BY orders just received old
elections will not do No other class of persons need
report before the draft w. WRIT CO.,
First dsor below SlOans Store,
Bloomsbnrg. Jan. Q, 1864.
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Nem A0Uertls
THE DRAFT.

DIAPERS necessary in all claims or
Il causes Of exemption from the coming Draft VIII be
promptly and carefully prepared by
MICHAEL +. EYERLY.
Office end door west OF the Court House.
Bloomsbury. January o. ls63.-3w
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

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Police Intelligence.
rHg ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO suBDER-NoTyos 70
pIcMIra THE COxpT

DISMISS TIE COMPLAINT, ETC.
The case Of John n Lewis, merchant Of No 1Ol Cham
bers street; holm McCarly, Jeremiah Calvin and po
lceman Joseph Ackermap who were arrested some
weeks ago, charged with conspiring murder John
Anderson ESQ., doing business al No. 81 Chambers str
under investigation yesterday afternoon before JUS
lice Shsndey, OF the Essex Market Police Court One
the counsel for Mr.. Lcwis made a motion 10 dis
miss the complaint, on the ground of the hsuf1concy
Of evidence, contcndng 10 lengthy argument that
ase had been made out against Iewis that Lewis
not party 70 the conspiracy urther that IL any
was 10 be assaulted by the alleged conspirators 10
not Mr.. John H. Anderson. Tho counsel for Mr. Andcr
the motion 10 dismiss the complaint taking the
ground that n clear of conspiracy had been
made out against Lewis, and presenting an additional
affidavit against the defendant, Lewis Er.policcrnan
Cotgan OF No 13 Forsyth street. deposed that he saw
Iew and Ackerman versaton a, the Cirard House
on the l1h or 18th u Mr. spencer also had persons In
court Tor the purpose Of identifying Lewis az having had
interviews with some o the other defendants previous
10 the conspiracy being discovered After listening at
tentvey 10 the arguments OF counsel tho magistrate
nonnccd that he would render n decision on the
motion 70 dismiss the complaint against Lewis In the
meantime hcCsrty and CALVIN detained az Witnesses
hcsman mas been liberated Oh bail in the sum Of 81 ooO
ARREST oP AN ALLEGED rIcKpocKBT.
young man, giving bis as George iiams, was
arrested yesterday charged with stealing gold watch,
valued al $780, from the pocket cf Mr. Joseph stouvene
z03 Centre street while standing In iron, Of the Esnne
Poa ONCE Mr.. Snuyene ioptlcd against rudelY,
and, turning ssddeny, saw Williams and another beefb
him. AZ the came time Hr. s. saw HE tmepiscs lying
ca the pavement, near hE feet. Ito grabbed Williams,
aud held him tl officer Koher, o the Second precinct,
came and arrested him. Ills confederate escaped VII.
lsms was committed by Justice bowling,
PASSING OouNTsRFRIT NoSKY.
oEsa smlnes, 81 % ssbu precinct, Yesterday N,
The New York herald., 1864-05-06
NEW YORK HBRALDl FRIDAY, NAY lsS4-NrH SUPPLEMENT-

rested one Adam Brown, charged with havs6 Hlssid
counterfeit % bill ths State Bank Of Nsw@h n j.. 70
NJ Charles Jaoob No. 8S Sallvan street. N payment for
pahs e stochlDgg, valseA q twenty nve eonAg. The
sxssul,sn d ~ spurous nsas = sUwc, &C. InaS Many
good Judges Of money are liable 70 be deceived by IT.
Jussioo Dodge committed Brown 70 prison for TRIAL. IN de-
fault Of $500 bail.
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIT-Part 1-Court opens at
eleven A. M.Short causes.-Nos 1919, 2Os1 2los 2106
2204 Part 2-Court opens at ten A. NJ, at 10 Duane
street-Nos. 1l72 GOA, SAL, 1915, 1540, s24, 1904,
1906 1905 1910, 1872, 1874 l166 1920 1884 1888,
1854 1880, 1883.
SurERIoR CouRr-1RAL IRRs.-Parf 1-Noe $500,
3447 3449 345 3453 3961 1878 1898, 3997 $685. 400I
2665, 4007, 1000 402l. Part mos 1922 3620 1923,
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