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almost Arrested.

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On Saturday evening last after the arrival
OF about one hundred soldiers, Robert C.
Fruit and The Editor Of this paper had oc
casion to 60 to Light Street, and the Abo-
l~iiionisis on noticing our leaving town, sus-
picioned as Immediately upon going up
F~ishingcreek, TO give information 10 those
drafted men. No sooner was The fact known
that We had left, than the Provost Marshal
was Immediately summoned by these crazy
sap-heads and sent with a squad of %'caval-
ry IN om pursuit., with orders to make an
arrest, bring us back, and make an exam
pie by having us both hung. The Captain,
with his guard. met as near Light Street, on
our return. HIS squad slightly halted and
good evening. Whether The Captain could
recognize Us at that hour OF the evening,
or whether the matter was q little too deli
cate for him TO approach, is a question for
graue consideration. We were entirely ig.
norani OF being so near Fort Lafayette until
we reached home, when We learned the
rue state of affairs. The Captain must.cer.
tainly- ieeI a little foolish ; and those who
instructed him on this raid after Us, had
better keep scarce, as we know how 10 APP
preciale such enc nsHaiions. Those who
made themselves the most conspicuous in
attempting 10 ave Us arrested and brought
TO the rope, we are informed, are descen-
'dants OF the real tories The tory blood
49, a O ,k,cl z, III - - -. -
hearts are as black as the blacklist negro IN
tbs most extreme Southern States. They
do nothing Dot set about on boxes and curb.
stones, slanderiug and abusing their Demo.
cratic neighbors tor opinions sake. Trey
are making war upon the Democratic parry
constantly, in their deceitful, sneaking and
cowardly manner. They are ready and
willing 10 incite mob law at any moment,
and nothing keeps them from il bui their
cowardly hearts. We dare them 10 UNDER
take il and say 70 every Democrat 60 we'll
armed to defend yourself. your rights, and
your property. Be la~w-abiding, Just and
honorable, 10 all your. transactions and do
ings through lie, but be prepared 10 resist
any attempt to disfraUchire you of any of
your rights and privileges. The soldiers
that are here are only Ihs instruments in the
hands of the authorizes. We have SOL
diered long enough TO learn the duties and
feel the responsibilities resting upon a true
soldier, and know that they carry out in
and execute plans as laid down
by their leaders. They are The subordinate
bodies, acting out the will and design OF
those presuming 10 be higher in authority.
Hence, sheuld any properly be destroyed,
offices sacked, or depredanons of any char
actsr committed, whilst these soldiers re-
main in our county, the people have only
10 hold these leading anu most Influential
Abolitionfsts responsible for these losses
and retaIiaIe as the only sure mode OF
reaching and bringing lhese ~scouudrels TO
then sensibiiities. The inauguration of
Law by these fanatics and fools will be
accepted by the Democratic party if they
CHOOSE TO establish IL
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United States Soldiers in Columbia County.

Aboni six o'clock, p m, on Saturday last,
a transportation train of thirteen cars arrived
al this place, from Harrisburg, loaded with
soldiers, numbering ia the neighborhood of
one hundred, cavalry and artillery. There
are two pieces of artillery Ter Founders
irom all ap~pearancss,-and the balance are
cavalry. They reported 10 Provost Marshal
Silver and were marched to the Fair Ground
below town and encamped- The soldiers
look well, conduct themselves genilemanly,
so far as we have noticed, and are one
hundred days men. What is proposed for
them 70 do in this county we, OF courss, are
not informed. Their object may be to in
:imidate Democrats, arrest drafted men, or
70 make the Abolitionists oil this county feel
more secure in their lives and properly
For the Abolitionisis in this county are
looking and feeling so guilty, knowing this
war to be baptized into a negro war, that
they may have brought these soldiers here
for their own protection. The AbolRionists
here know that they have repeatedly abus-
ed and sIandered prominent Democrats for
opinions sake, and that they cannot con-
Time on in that kind of way much longer,
hence they may have felt il necessary 10
bring some soldiers about them. But this
10 ell useless. The Democrats in this coun.
~ are q civil, law abiding set Of people, and
do not mean nor riK moi, harm aIy man so
long ss their rights and privileges are not
interered with in any unlawful Manner
II il is the business of these soldiers to h unit
up drafted men and bring them 10 service.
We think the experiment will not paw ex-
pensss. There are too many chances for
those drafted men to make their escape
Those who have not reported do not mean
10 60 or be taken By a Provost guard-man-
acied and dragged into the service aeains,
TO allow, il We do not mistake the sentiment
Of the non-reportants in this county. This
county is not alone, in being backward
about reporting. Look al Luzerne, Carbon,
Schuylkill, and others, if you please, and
you will find they are all back mora or less.
We do not wish our Abolition friends to
infer from what is here said that, we are
counseling men to fesis, the draft, but
simply giving the facts al we know them,
let 4 be treason or what il may. There is
a LOT OF cowardly, sneaking AboIi'ionists in
this place, who are endeavoring to make it
appear 10 these soldiers, that the people
in the upper end Of DOR county are in open
resistance to all law and order, that they
have thrown up entertainments, and formed
companies, for the purpose of defeating any
force that might be sent 10 make their arrest.
This - not The case. 1t 10 all nonsense-
the dreams and ideas OF foolsl The Abo-
IIiionisis OF this place, where al the mis-
chief originates, know nothing Of the true
state Of feeling throughout The county, from
The very fact that they go too lille among
the people. Why is shis. are they guilty of
carrying on a war against the Democratic
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
LIME RIDGE. Ano. Il

LINE RIDGE, Aug. III, 1864.
We. The undersigned, having used The
Bless & Drake Self-healing Smoothing Iron,
in ocT families, tor some time, can testify
that they are one oil the greatest humtugs
in use. In the first place they cannot be
kept hot enough without tie windows and
doors open 10 give them plenty of air, &c.
In the second place they are injurious TO
the health of the person using them, OF be-
ing in The room where they are used as
the sulphur causes sickness, and we take
this method OF cauti oning the public against
their use, that they may not be humbugged
out OF their money. The actual cost of
these Irons is. EleVe en- Dollars per dozen in
Newark, New Jersey.
THEO. Med. PRICE,
JOHN CAIN,
G H FREAS,
E H. HESS,
VIM. HILL.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate Of James B. Gibson, Of Greenwood twp.,
Columbia County, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
~ administration on the estate OF James
B. Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Colum-
bia county, dec'ed, have been granted by
the Register OF said county, 10 Abraham
Young, Esq, residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against the estate of the decedent
are requested 10 present them for settle
ment, and those indebted TO The estate will
make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
Benton Iwn. Anil Ii. 1864 So.
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4 D.

To the People Of Columbia County;-Under-
slaudlng that, IN certain portions OF the
cou nty, the report rs in circulation, that the
Act to protect Sheep and tax Dogs, IN
Lycoming and Columbia counties" was
passed by the undersigned when in the
Legislature a few years ago; and that some
political opposition is sought to be made
against him, based upon the report. He
desires 10 say that the act referred 10, was
passed previous 10 his being a Member,
and approved by Gov: Curtin, on the 29th
OF March, 1861. The undersigned was a
Member of the Legislature during the Ses-
sion OF 1862 IA year after its passage-and
OF course, is in no~ise responsible for the
act in question.
Nde Pamphlet Laws, 1861. page 233.
Lew L. TATE.
Bloomsbusg, Angus, Is, 1864.
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List of Causes for Sept. Term, 1854.

l Philip Wintersteen VS. Val. Wintersieen.
2 Henry Wells VS. George KiHly.
3 Elijah McMurlrie vs. Christian Wolf.
4 Jacob Harms VS. Peter J~acooy.
George Hughes, Ell al VS. ] V. CrisweIl.
6 Russell P Siocker IS VIM. keller
7 w. Longenbereer Ell al VS. C.. Wolf ct al.
8 Daniel F. Seybert,ys Reuben Nicely.
9 B. F. Reighau BRO. SSSilas D. Edgar.
10 Joseph Hartman VS. Reuben Lins.
IL Samuel Buck and Charles Buck VS. Jes-
sc Buck.
- David Acbenbsch VS. John Wsrdin
13 Nm Long VS. B.. F Reighard.
Ia John digger W Richard B. Menaeh.
IS q Longenberger Ell at VS. Joshua Robin
son aud William Boyles.
Is Henry Gilmer W Moore Creveling.
II The Com OF Penna vs. Jacob Fisher.
Is John Allessr and Sarah A. Allegar VS..
John Y Alleear.
10 Enos l.. Adams VS. d. F. Seybert and
Henry Doak..
20 Samuel Williams VS. Charles II. Diet
terick and Geo. A. Herring
81 b. F Reighard Us Elizabeth Varsic kIe.
% Luke Roam and Anna Roam VS. Charles
H. Dielterich.
% James L. Dunn VS. Michael Probsl.
"a Philip Dietlerick VS.. VIM. Long.
% Wilson Ager VS. Joseph F. Long.
26 Hugh McReynolds Ell al VS. Peer OH
plant.
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EDITOR OF The 'STAR,'-Dear SIR
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All applications answeted by return mail
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July 90, 1864 -3m.
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National claim Agency,
CONDUCTED BY
Harry e. COLLINS,

IN order 10 facili ate The prompt adjusts
u ment of Bounty, arrears OF pay, Pension
and other claims due soldiers and other
persons from the Government of the u. $,
The undersigned has made arrangements
with the above firm whose experience and
close proximity 10, and daily Intercourse
with, the Department., as well "a the early
knowledge acquired by them of The decis-
ions frequently being made, enable them
10 prosecute claims more efeciually than
Attorneys al a distance can possibly do
All persons entitled 10 claims OF The above
description can have them properly attend.
ed 10 by calling on me and entrusiing them
10 my care. w. WRIT.
Agent for HarvV g. Collins.
Bloomsbury, August 10. 1864.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
Grand Jurors for Sept Term, 1864.

BInom-Andrew Madison, Elijah Shut,
Bentou-Thomas B Cole, Christian Ash,
Dor. Berwick-Jsco oh w. Diet erick,
Caita wIssa-Jacob Dru mhel Ter, Elias
Weaver
Centre-E. J. Altman,
Copyngham-Robert Gotrell, Alexan=
der Morgan.
Fi-hiugcreek-Jackson McHeury,
Gresawood-Samuel McHenry
Hemlock-John Kisi!er, John Betz
Jackson-Silas w. McHenry.
Lecusl-Peler K. Herbine, Peter Swank,
George HarZel.
Main-Joseph Geiger, Isaac Yetter.
Madison-Keifer A. Smith, Henry G.
Mills.
Mif1in-Abraham Buckalew,
Observation-Disclosures Lavan.
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DIE ID.

In his place, on the 10Th inst, DIR. Flea
Ter Brothwell, aged rs years.
In Light Street, on the 9Th inst, A Jack
son Eyer. aged 3s yrs, 6 mos. and 10 days.
Near Rohrsburg, on the 10Th ult of Dip
iberia, Gull Elma Maria, aged 5 years, 9
months and 10 days; and on the 9th, Benz.
Porter. aged I year 3 months and 81 days,
children of Christiana and Joseph Reece.
On The LIST of August, lola Loretta, dsugh-
Ter Of William and Matilda Ritter, aged Ii
months 3 weeks and 2 days.
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va. y. gAo0BY, EDITOR.
B0OMsBURG, WEUNESDAT, AUGUST II 1854.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Demo-
~ cratic Electors, in and for the several
Boroughs and Election Districts, will meet
al their respective places of holding the
General Elections, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August neat,
between The hours Of 8 and 7 O'Clock p. m,
of said day for The purpose of choosing two
Delegates from each District, 10 meet in
County Convention, at Vhe COURT HOUSE
in Bloomsbury, on
Mondoy, the 29fh day Of .ausust.
at 1 o'clock, p. m, for The purpose of max
ing the usuaI annual nominations of The
Democratic party of Columbia County.
WILLIAMSON n. JACOBY, Ckairman
n w McREYKoLDs. Johs A. F~UssTos,
WM K~RlCRBAuM, HIRAM BowlR,
JAcoB YEkGER, JOHN M~EcARGELL.
Democratic Standing Committee.
Bloomsburg, July 90, 1864
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Traverse JurOrs,-Sept. Term, 1864.

BenIon-E Eli Mendenhall, Samuel Rhone,
John keller,
Beaver-GIdeon Bredbendef.
Briarcreek-Joseph Stackhouse, Henry
LamOn, Absalom Bomboy.
C~onynghan- Isaac Haus,
Centre-Joseph Gigger, Samuel Bower,
William ldeley, Nathaniel L. Campbell.
CatIawissa-John Kelfer,
Fishinecreek-Thos. Lauderbach, Jacob
Sucker, Philip A?pleman.
Greenwood-DavId Demoti, William
Lawton David c. Alberison,
Hemlock-Jackson Emmitt, William
Leidy,
Jackson-Jscob Lunger, Frederick Wiles.
Locust-Silas Johnston, John Waller.
Motto Gr-DaVid Clark, Jacob Arnwine.
Madison David Bobb.
MaIn-Joseph Mssleller, George Mill er.
Mount Pleasanl-David r. APP pleman,
Malchia Ruckle
Sugarloaf-John Lewis,
Scott-Moore Creveling, William Lo ng
Samuel Betz
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fed the theory which condemns il; as
viii plainly appear from considering The
particular measures Of policy pursued fby
liz Congressional Address.
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Provost Manhal Silver,

PRovosT MARSHAL SILVER, of this place,
was out-aanked, on Saturday evening last.
when on his cavalry raid alter Mr.. Robert
c. Fruit and ~oufself, while on our business
Trip 10 Light Street. He after US in
hot haste, with his Squadron of some haif
dozen or more cavalry, meeting, not over
taking us, near The own we had visited -
Not halting or arresting rs, as was his sr-
rand, made up by his Abo lition friends and
partisan advisers, we returned home unmo
Iesled without The sight OF Fori Lafayette
looming up before our eyes. Those iron
hand-cufs, which have been placed on the
arms OF many an innocent and pure patriot,
were not presented for our adoroment The
Marshal sat, we suppose, gracefully upon
his horse, viewed rs DER and DER, and
then proceeded on his way, leaving his
TANKS so exposed, as to afford rs ample OBJ
portunily to make our, ESCAPE. What a
Hero ! a second Ben Butler! Capt Silver
IL fast gaining notorieiy in this county the
people are approaching Lis maneuvers il
The right manner. The Abolitionists in this
place were sure the Marshal had a couple
Of young Democrats in .he right place, up
on whom they might have occasion TO show
their nastiness by inficting a punishment
unknown to law or reason. The Marshal
has bad advisers; and We recommend, be-
fore he start out TO make any more arrests,
he take the advice of some Democrats.
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Hon. Dawn B. MONTGOMERY, of the State
Senate, has our thanks for public documents.
he is an attentive and able member, al
ways on the side Of the right and never
with the wrong.
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Ifatch1uto or, from Eeuchunse. scld hs Van ssasek
mi feet au &c 1eh 1nche<s Ens.11 sts1p3 as 81 o.
>. =, A. ~ fe9h nr ID.
, 1864-08-30

~ Z skater-ceztsinly = novelty in the ~aT
of amusements. He viii travel all over Eu-
rope, aud wi probably ind the most euthu-
siaatic patrons in Holland, Scandinavia and
Ruests, where leo and skates asu &1most na-
f1onsl characterised.
, 1864-08-30

E Jackson Haines tho skater, In iutta~
tlon Of Morpby the chess-ployer, OF Htenaa
the pr'ze--fghteT, OF Bateman the actress and
Patti tho prina donna, hopes 70 Eia for
tune -aoroad; aud he has started for En-
gland, intending to make professional toe