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POSTSCRIPT!
THE WAR,

We have at length received some 40.
count Of the battle of Friday, before At
lanta. The Confederates made the attack,
and tried to turn tbc Federal left flank, but
failed. Tho engagement lasted nearly Ill
day, and the loss on both sides was heavy.
The Federal loss is stated at two thousand
i've hundred that of the enemy at over
six usand-probably an ex grcrotiou
General Mcpherson vas shot viii e recon.
noteriDg, by one Of the enemy 3 sharp
shooters, On Saturday there was 40
fighting, truce having been agreed Oh o
bury the dead. As the despatch Toes bot
say the enemy asked for the truce Tho
inference is that it was requested by Gen
Sherman.
The pursuit Of the Maryland Invaders
has been abandoned. They have got safe
ly back to Richmond, with eight hundred
prisoners, six thousand horses, and two
thousand five hundred head of cattle, be-
sides millions Of dollars worth Of stores.
There is 40 news from Grants army.
We have news of disaster in tho SheVau-
joah Valley Gen. Averill has been de.
foatcd by Early uear Wincheslcr, sud
compelled to RETREAT across the P1'omav
to Williamsport, in Maryla d. The Coz.
federatcs have sdvanccd up the valley aai
occupied Martinsburg. hey are repor-
led to be in large lorce They have Cat
the telegraph wires above Harpers Ferry,
and torn up the track Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The Federal troops aro
concentrated at Harper's Ferry, under
command Of general Hunter, who has for
biden telegraphic communication with
that place. It is reported that General
Kelly and Col. Muligan we're killed.
Orders have been sent to Frederick to re-
move the stores and prepare for an evacu.
alton oftown. In Baltimore, the I.eaguers
have been advised by General Wallace TO
hold Themselves in readiness for any cmer.
gency that may occur. A battle is repor-
ted to have taken place between Harper's
Ferry and Winchester, resulting in the re-
pulse Of Hunter, who lost several pieces
of artillary and large number Of men. .--
Later accounts declare these statements
exaggerated, q surgeon and chaplain, welt
known in Philadelphia, who were with the
army, say that Hunters defeat was a very
serious one. Only remnant of troops
reached Harper's Ferry.
There is nothing new from General
Grants Army 1t is believed that Grnnt
is mining the enomys works at Peters
burg, Secretary Seward has been on a
visit to the front.
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Fire.

90 Saturday afternoon last, our town
was put iuto IN urroar by the most de-
strsclive ere we have ever czpcrieuced.
The fire broke out about half past four
o'clock, in an old aud coupled stable
on a lot belonging TO AIRS. hob Z, Clark
--aud is supposed to have originated in
the carelcssness Of some boys who were
upwarrantably in there.
In less than FIVE minutes aterlt was DIS
sovered the flames lad attacked tol
Tate s stable, aero one alley and Mr.. j
J Browor's across another. From Col.
Tates through to judge Rupert's, aud
across to Mr. Koons Exchange Stables was
the work of few minutes aud thence
across the alley to Mr., Unaugst's so rar"
IDLY That the hogs could not be got from
the p ems.
The fire was so intensely ho, that it
could not be reached by buckets with wa
tel and so rapid that nothing except live
stock and not all of that, could be be res
caed from the flames. All that could
be Jonc was to tear down communicating
fenses and buildings and prevent it spread.
ing
More than once the Exchapg, Hotel
was on FIRE, ard once almos, given up 70
destruction ; but Just then the ferceuess Of
the fires ct the stables seeming 10 abate
the House was saved ; though large guam
titles OF the beds and furniture were car
ried out. At one time it seemed almost
impossible to save the town, and but for the
fact that there was no wind, it could not
have been saved.
The burning of the whole seven stables
occupied less thrn an hour, and very
lively hour among the citizens Of Blooms
burg, it certainly was.
In Mr.. Clark's stable there we're sever
. al cords Of wood and rubbish in Col
Tate's several tons of hay, cutting box
some harness and oil the usual matters
about stable, together with some forty
ehickons; Judge Ruperts large amour
of hay, several hams and shoulders, som'
bags of wheat -four and wheat, over 81
bushels of corn ears, sleds, plows, &c. &c
Mr.. Koons lost largely in hay, some
sleighs and many other fixtures, togethe
with about 900 bushels OF oats. Mr.. Brow
er lost several tons of hay, and other mat
ters not enumerated and Mr.. B. Stohne
some three tons of hay in Unangst's sta
Bile, aud one or two hogs. Mr.. Billlmey
er lost some matters, valued at one or tive
hundred dollars in Exchange Stables.
Mr.. Rooms was insured for about SGOI
Mr.. Brewer, a small insurance on th
whole properly-the rest we believe wer'
uninsured, The loss is very heavy, anc
the cost Of rebuilding is immense.
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Meeting of Return JudRes,

Pursuant 10 the provisions contained in
the 81 section 1t the act aforesaid, the
jndges OF The aforesaid districts shall re.
specliveIy take charge of the certificate or
return oi the election oi their respective
districts, and produce them al a meeting Of
one Judges from each district, at the Conn.
~ Seat, in Bloomsburq, on The third day
after the election, being FRIDAY the 5th
OF AUGUST, then and there 10 do and
perform The duties required by law o. the
said Judges.
Also, that where jrdge by sickness or
unavoidable accident is unable 10 attend
spcn meeting OF Judges, then The cerif-
cate or return aforesaid shall be taken
change ot hy one Of the inspectors or clerks
OF the election OF sad district, who shall
do aud perform the duties required oil said
Judge unable 10 attend.
Given under my hand, in my Office in
Bloonshutg, the FIRST d,y Of Jolly, Ammo
Domiui, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty tour.
JOSIAH y. FURMAN,
Sheriff. Office. Sheriff
kRloomshutc July I. 1864
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HonoroJly Dt'cha' sea.--Capt ALEX R
q. TnRoNToN, Of Light Street, Columbia
couaty,-we should have stated last week
has recently been hororably discharged
;be Uui'ed States service, Capt. T., was
an original member Of the Hurley
Guards" and after having seen proir
and severe service, with his brave COM
pauious n-arms, on many bloody fields,
and in consr rquence of the declining STATE
Of his health, has now been honorabIy dis
charged. lie is noble young Democrat,
aad 4, all fuci, ueu are, has proven him
aelf trave soldiers and true patriot.
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s@S" A new use for shade trees was dis.
covered in the teriiba fire with which
Boomsburg was visited on Saturday last
II WAS, that those buildings which were
thckly SURF oundcd with shade and fruit
trees, were almost imporyious to rh e fire /;
while those more exposed caught aud
burned without. possibility Of cxfinguish
mont. "Plant trees has always been
go3d advice, but new reason is added TO
the old one. Plant trees We say, plant
trees
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Uniformity Of Prices "A New Feature IN BussncE
Every one his own Salesman! JONES ~ co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store No. 2Ui Marketstree
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In ad diitun To having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing IN Philadelphia made
pres sly srLl safes, have COnfiitted every one
his saiumAn, by having marked in Hgurcs, on each
article the very lowest price II be sold for SO they
canAOt possibly vary--all must buy alike,
The goods are well spongcd and prepSre9 and great
pains taken with the making that all eau buy with
the full assurance ot getting good article al the very
lowest price. Also, stock of piece goods hand
of the latest and hest qualities which viii be made
20 order in TIVE most fashionable and bert manner IS
per cent. below credit prices.
RemeRbcT the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
no 2O4. JONES a. co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Entor Ucm:-

DEAR sra With yolr permission WI Ist to say
10 the readers of your paper that viii ,cnd, by return
mail 10 all who wish II ,irce,l Receipt with full di
rrctlons for makiaC aud using simple Vegetable
Balm that will etfectuaiy in ten days Pimpes
Botchcs, Tan, frtcklcs, aud all impurities of the
skin, leaving the same son, clCur, smooth aud beauu
fu
will alsn mail free to thos" having Bald Heads, or
Rare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable thcm tn start a fun growth OF Ldxurient
IIair. hskr Mou cache, in lrss than thirty days
All applIoauons answered by rctnrn m1ii Without I
chnso. R,Sp'ctiulIy yours.
TlIUS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
e3l broadway New York.
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A GARD 70 Tue SUFFERING.

SNWALLOW Two or three hogaheads of "Bucii,"
> Tonic IJttcrs," "SarshPasilla "FeIvous Anti.
does" sc. &c, And ate: yon Satisfied with
the result, then try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BuiH.
ANS ENGLISH SpE, lFlC PlilS-and be restored to
health and less than thirty days. They are
puIty vegetable pleasant tn take prompt and salutary
in their effects brDkGn do,.p static red con.
stitution. u'd and young take them with advan
tagG. Imported aud sold IN the United States only by
Jas. :. BUTLt Il,
No 427 Broadway New York
~ Agent for the Unit ed States
r, S.-A BOX ofPills securely packed will be matted
any ad receipt Of Pr,cc, wb'ch ~ ONE pot
LAR. post aip-monv refunded by the Agent il entire
satisfaction is not gwen.
July % ISf4. -3w,
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DESTROY THEN, - HouSek eepors and
oshers who are troubled with rats, mice,
goachos, bed bugs or red ants, will do we'll
TO use Burt's Vermin Extcrminator. 1t is
now tAo most reliable article for that pur.
pose known and is perfectly sale T. use
No Family should be without it. For fur.
thor information refer 10 advertisement in
ansthcr column.
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EYE ~ EAR.

Professor ]. is hACs, NJ. Nj. OocuttsT and AuRIsr
formerly of Ledon, Holland is now located at No. 5ll
PINE Street, rHiLApELPHIA, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the ElL and EAR will he ECIcntIi.
ally treated and cured If durable. " Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain.
N. --NOchaGger made for Examination. The Med
ca faculty is inviied as he has no secrets 30 his
mode of treatment
July . sGi.- l2m.
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sss' The citizens Of Light Street, pro.
pose holding an Ice. Cream Festival in Bet
tie S store house,on Saturday evenin July
3)ib, for the benefit of the NJ. Il Sunday
.chool Of that place
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OF ADVICE FOR LADIES

FIVE ANATOMICAL ENGRAVINGs.
Has information never before published
Sent free in sealed envelop for TEN cents.
Address. DR., STANFORD.
Box No, 1859 New York p o.
July 2, 1864 3m,
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Esy- A fellow by the name Of Taylor
from LuGernc County, in attempting to ar
rest drafted man, drew bis revolver on
woman. Brave Loyal Lacquer
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lD2W@ElSDWRg ElMRNs1ra
CANDIDATES.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized to announce the name Of GEO,
SCOI T., of Catawissa, as a candidate for ASSEMAbY
at the approaching general election IN this Represen
tatve District composed Of the counties Of Columbia
aud Monouf subject to the decision OF the Columbia
County Democratic Convention.
T,Is gb nd
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Candidate for Assembly.

Al the solicitation Of many friends would ounce
the voters Of Columbia County that will be cnnd.
date for ASSEMBLY, atthc approaching general elcc.
uon, subject to the decision Of the Columbia county
Democratic Convention.
WIN. H. JACoBY.
HlOOmsburr NAV I 1904 -o+
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Saturday Morning, July 3O,ls64.

BLANKS, We will inform our readers
that we keep on hand all kind of ba.ik
Deeds, Bonds, Leases, Petitions Tor tavern
Licenses, Bonds, Justices and Constable s
blanks Of every description, Summons,
Executions, Notes of hand, School Orders
&c. &c.
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i ER~IoLE DtscLo.uREs SECRETS FOR THE

MILLION
4 most valuable and wonderful publication. work
4O5 pages. and 81 col0yed engravinyp. DR.. HUN
TEH'S ADE MECUM cR original aud popular Ieut-
Man aud Woman their Physiology, Functions :,
aud Ka disorder uf every kind with never falling
RemedI"s for their SPEEDY cure. The pactce of DR..
ilunter has long been and st is, uRhOunded, bat at
the earnest solicitation OF numerous persons he ha
been induced tu extend his medical usefulness tn rough
III" medium Of his WADE MECUM D. II is u volume
that houli he in the hands Of every family in the land
~ preventive Of secret vices, guide for the
alienation of Of the most awful and destructive
scOurges visited mankind one copy securely en-.
veloped Will be forwarded tIoG of postage tn any part
ofthe United States for SO cents in r o stamps.
Address post paid, DR.. Hunter No Division
STREET, New York,
May 81, lSf+-y
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andidatc for the ssembIy

In the Legislative District composed ofhc Counties of
Columbia aud Moutour, at the approaching General
Election subject to the usnges ufthe District and tho
decision OfthG Columbia Democratic Conv ention.
LEVI l. TATE.
Bloomsburg, May :. 1864.
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bs5" We have the Ladies (Ohio) Re-
pository, for August. 1t is valuable
Magazine. Published under the auspices
Of the Methodist General Conference
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Candidate for Sheriff.

Through the earnest solicitation Of many Democrat
ic friends. have been induced offer hyself as
candidate for the Off co nf Sheriff Of Columbia County,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic County Con-
vcntiOn.
JAMES LAKE.
Jusp IS. 1854 90
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Nc are authorized to Announce that
w WILLIAM GRE ,SY, Of Catawissa township
Columbia county, through the solicitation of his Demo.
cratic ficnd has been induced offer himself az 4
candidate for COUsTY CDMMISSIO SIONER, at the ap
ptoarhnE = neral election, subject to the decision Of
the ucmo, ratio County Convention ...
Catnwis.s, June n5, iS6i.-N
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D1- Hon. CHARLES X. BUcKALEw,
United States Senator, has our thanks for
copy Of the Census of 1860.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

CHARLES Il HESS, tsq, of Mifflin
~ township, we are authorized to announce, will
be candidate tor til" SilERlFFALTY at the approach.
ing General Election, subject to the decision Of the
Columbia County Democratic Convention.
June 4, lcU4'
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juse Ia, 1864, g
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..
CAMUEL SNYDER. of Miffiin town

! ship are authorized to announce, wi u be n
candidue for the sIiERlFFALTY ut the approac hing
General Election, sub u the decision Of the Columbia
county Democratic Convention.
~ I.EI
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NOTICE..

Terfcate No 3o7 for three share of Preferred Stock
" of the Lackay anna Bloomsbury X. Il. Co issued
TO me May . 1859, having been Lost nsla,d thisIs
20 caution all persona against purchasing the same
have applied 10 said Company for new Certificate
JOHN N. POMRROV.
fnlv - lssi-i
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nsS". Senator BUoKALEw. has returned
homo 10 Bloomsbury.
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DO You NVisFa 10 ID Cared

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS, Imp0tGncy, Prema'ur"
decHv Semnel Weakness, insanity, aud all Urinary
SrNual and Nr>vOus Affections no matter troM what
causc produced, Price, Ono Dollar per h0r. Sent,
past pald by mail, on recnpt Of an order. One Box
viii prefer the cLr" II most cases. Address
JAMES 4 BUTLER,
General Agent, 42i broadway, New York.
July o. 1863 3w.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

n IIHI1AN II 4lINAN' nv Ut IPVuTD'
~ township are authorized to announce, will
he q candidate for COM IL STONES, at the commimg
raj election subject to the action Of the Columbia
County JemocracratIc Convention,
l-iI
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Esy" Hou. JOHN D. STILES, NJ. c.,
has our thanks for valuable public docu.
mcnts.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ACOB DREISBACH, of Beaver town.

~ ship, wC arc authorized 10 announce, will be a
candidate for co MISSION Err. 1t the approaching
general election, subject 10 tn action Of the Columbia
I i'uuutv Urmurraiic Convention.
Alay - l6Gi
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Legislative.

Profoundly grateful for past evidences Of generous
confidence. the undeTsgnsd,-wit the appreciation of
many Of his Democratic fcllow citizens (whOse Opin
ions he duly he br
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TIE
CAMPAIGN AGE.

THE PHILADELPHIA AGE
WIZ issue a Campaign Sheet for the Dem.
ocratic and Conservative masses
II Will be printed on large sheet OF Ana white pa.
per- at such rates as will bring it within the reach e
all 1t will support the nominees of the Democratic
National Convention, the full proacctings Of which
wiz DC published in its columns II will boldly advo.
cHtc the rights Of tbe white and fearlessy sus.
tam AL the constitutional rights of the citizen no
ter from what quarter thay Ray be ssaiIad.
The hrst nDnber wl be ishund about the 5lh Of Au.
gust The whole number Will be thirteen following
each other weekly until the Presidential election the
result Of which will be contained in the final uu.brr.
Democratic and Conservative Clubs County Commit.
tees, Agents and all interested caGs: are Invited
TO cooperate III the circulation Of
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

The Masonic Festival, held last eve
ming, at the Masonic Hall, in this place,
was npperousIy attended, The refresh
ments were superb and abundant in ysri-
rity. The occasion was heartily enjoyed
by an elegant and happy throng % a late
hour. : H ~ sR n
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

GA TELEGRAPH LINE from Some point on
the ID, y M. Railway probably from
Ferrysburg--is in contemplation to Mus
kcgon The inhabitants Of that lumber.
making village would be greatly benefited
by such an enterprise. Also the questiou
of tho laying Of q plank road between the
two points is in contemplation. ha
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

QTaE mixed train, on tho' D. a. M. Rail-
way, leaves for the east, from this point,
at $3.50, P. NJ, instead Of 4 100, p. NJ,
as heretofore The arrangement took e!-
feet last Monday. e es ''4.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

G.. w. ROBACfk, COmp6nnder Of Stoie-
aeh Bitters. Blood Purifier and Blond Pills, Dis
tilIef ahd Manufacturer OF Cstawba and swedish
Brandcs. aud all kinds Of tho finest Domestic
LIQUORS, which are sold wholesale or in any de-
sired quantity. vt Nos. SO, 5s, 60 and 62 East
Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio. llyn2I5
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

Henry Griffin q Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
G.. Eastman, Easbnapyiue.
A. a. Cainc, Wiitf River
I0thcr a. Co.. fAnnmf. fefe
4. b. McCuIock, Berlin. And by Druggists
p md Merchants generally throughout the Uni
ted States. fNf fIyn2T5
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A VERY complimentary notice of the
Western Rural will befound on the FIRST
page Of this paper. We are authorized to
ofer,the Rural to our subscribers At So
per year, the lowest club rates. We most
cordially recommend this excellent house
hold journals every family in the land.
It's Of the highest order of agricultural,
literary and moral worth and invariably
esteemed BY allwho appreciate good read
ing matter. gfil sbls i-s}'
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

pa pErrrroNl is in circulation for sigma
lures asking the Legisaturofo for an appro-
priation ofSwamp Lands, to aid in the
construction Of carriage road from Nj
nice TO Muskegop village, distance Of
some fourteen miles. The contemplated
route was surveyed some years ago, to
ascertain its feasibility, for the construc-
! ton of a railway, apdit isreporied TO be
highly advantageous either for railway
or carriage road, 1890
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

.sErsRAt bankrupt act' Yassed tho
Heeo q representatives, inC Coagress, On
the f2th inst., by a'vote Of 76 to SO. q.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

We wish pur patrons, aud all the rest
of \. .insnkiud, 4 Happy New year. The
year now about 70. close has been a mo-
,mentuops one 10 the history Of the nation
and individuals. a ~ ae
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

h0A WORD relative TO the call for more
troops by the War Department. The pa,
'tfiotic county Of Ottawa has hitherto
shown herself, on all occasions, equal to
any emergency that may arise, 10 every
call for, more men has she responded
,checrfully and with aIacrisy, Now to
this last call let every citizen feel himself
an interested party and do al IN his pow
or TO help on eIistments, that the quota
Of every sub-district in our county may
be filed at once. Let not the matter be
put off till the eleventh hour.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

qheso BstsA tAafsIt up in quart
bottles, of tvhich the above is a fac
simile. 9ho label is finely en-
4, ora a;ecs ara Is ~ l35bt5dsd tvith
nsa fe -lgiso7rLs from scaitsfe'teltesrrS'
iprtpe %q g;er, bottle, o, sir for $5.'e
\ ~. w. ffbBte7c, 1o1s6ptteto,.5 No. G
,East Fourth Street, Isinci's,dtt, 70
N dabhonv odlJ asorc1oys should be a6-
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
or carriage road,

A srRASeEs name unknown, aged
from 45 TO so years. was found yesterday
afternoon in dying condition. under the
trestle-work, just above the depot 10 this
village An inquest, subsequently, held,
revealed the probable cause of the sad
event. The left arm aud right hand
of theremaius we're terribly crushed. That
the ,upfortunate man bad but a short time
previously fallen from the train com
ing iu from the East, unnoticed, no one
doubts.