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ADMISISTRATOR'SsNOTICE,

E,fG.e of james y. Gtbso'l, Of GREENWOOD tlrP,
Columbia County, deed
NOTICE is hereby gwen that leitera of
~ Administration on The estate OF James
B Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Colpm-
bia county. dec ed, have been grated hy
the Register of eaid county, TO Abrahani
Young, Eco. residing in Benton TOWNSHIP,
and comfy aforesaid. All persons having
claims against The estate of tha dsceder I
are requested 10 present them for settle
men,, and those indebted TO The estate will
make immedIaie payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admit.
Benton twp. April l3, 1864. So.
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate OF Samuel .7danls, deceased
Z ETTERS of Administrator on the es-
AZ tate of Samuel Adams, laIe of Locust
township, Columbia county. deceased, /,
have been granted by The Register OF sad
county, 10 Leonard Adams and ayberry
Hughes, both residing in the township
and county Aforesaid All persons having
claims against the estate of The decedenl
are requested to present them Tor settle
meut 10 the administrators, and those IN
debied 10 the estate will make payment 10
them without delay.
LEONARD ADAMS, : 49,
MABERRY HUGHES,
Locust twp, April 20, ls64.-6w. 80.
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CANDIDATE FOR SnERIFF.

GHARLES H. HESS, OF Miffin township,
Wv are authorized 10 announce, will be
candidate for the office of SHERIFF. of
Columbia County, at the approaching gen.
eral election, subject 10 the decision of The
Columbia county Democratic convention.
" Iffil i, June /, 1864. 50 pd.
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VIZ unihtsniionaiIy neglected 10 notice in
Our last. the death OF wm 5. TowksArD. OF
the l06sh Regiment, p ", who died in one
OF ihs Hospitals al Phrlsdelphis, on Mon
day, the 5o,h of May las. His rem aims
were brought 10 Light Street, his home,
whefe they were inferred, On tie following
Sabbath after his demise, with military hon
oss, By returned veteran soldiers both Of
Light SsEeei and this place.
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SulcsbE Henry Stone. 'of Abingdon, for
moaihs iaborine under arrangement, hung
hinseIfIast Saturday He was found in
the y oods about hal mile from the house
He leaves family Record Of tie Times
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Wk hear accounts Of thers having been
Frost several places 10 this county, on Mon
dag morning last, bu. no damage is known
to havs been dons 10 the fruit or grain
crops.
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u another coinmn of the STAR will be
seen i,ie names oi The filiy per cent, as
4stsn od The last draft, BY order Of Capiain
MarsiIIe, Provost Marshal Of this District.
An alteration in the original Act forbids the
drawing OF this excess over and above the
regular quotas These men need not rePort.
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Or Monday last Ire Treasurer of this
eonnsy, DANIEL Mc7sERY. exposed to pub
lic saas certain tracts of seated and unseatei
lands for arrearagee OF State, County, Rosd,
School and Poor Taxes, Tor The years 1862
aud 1868 The sale took place siihe Court
House. The oumber OF tracts sold were
nol very numerous
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CANDIDATES COLUMN.
Camdidafe fOr Sheriff.

Through the earnest solicitation OF many
Democratic friends, Ihave been induced 10
offer myself as candidaie for the Office of
Sheriff of Columbia County, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic County Con-
veniion. JAMES LAKE..
Inne Is fa64. nd. 81
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Camdidafe for Sheriff:

MARTIN A. ZIMMERMAN, of Fishing
A'A creek township, we are authorized TO
announce, will be candidate Tor the office
OF SHERIFF., at the approaching General
Election, subject TO the decision OF the Co.
tumbia county Democratic convention.
May 4, 1864. So pd
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Candidale for Assembly.

Al the solicitation OF many friends, /
would announce TO the voters o. Columbia
County, that | will be candidate for
ASSE MBLY, at the approaching general
subject 10 the decision of The CO.
lumbla county Democratic Convenuon,
VIM Fl JACOBY.
Bloomsbury, May IIY 1864.
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o. Thursdsy evening ilieis win be a
special meeting Of The Democratic Associa-
lion OF this place. A full ai,endsnce % de-
sired a. in por.an, business viii be lrsnsac
ted.
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Hos. Gro D. JACKSON will please accept,
'onr thanks for copJ of "Imporsns Gener-
al Laws /" passed at the last session OF the
Legislsiurs II embraces the Revenue, Mi
litis, Appropriation and Apporlieasssrt
Acis.
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PHiLrP KEoUsE of Benton, caught trout,
in Fishingcresk, near that place. moi long
sincs, measuring in the neighborhood of
Is inches, and weighed ! pound and Is
Ounces. He roid Il for one dollar and tscenty-
ice cents. This was an extraordinary trout
and remarkably well sstd.
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Mz lsaAc LEwis, OF Suearoaf, this conn-
", lost = fire mare, on Wednesday last,
while on bis way home from this place, near
Bernard Ammerman's, in Fishingcreek.
The animal complainsd the evening pre-
vious, bui on the ioIlowsng morning ii was
thought she had recovered sufiic 5nily 10 be
taken home.
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coED MAkKEr The denomination OF
Mr. Lincoln has had a bad efTset on the
Gold market. The next day after his nemi.
nation at Baltimore, gold run up 10 si.ss.
the hiehes, figure ye, known.
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CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF

WILLIAM KRlCKBAUM, of Miffiin tp.,
W 9 are authorized 10 announce will be
ca ndidaie for the SHERlFFAIlTY, al the
approaching general election, subject TO
M decision OF the Columbia county dem
oeratic convention.
JnLe 5 1864 nd. So
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THE County Commissioners advertise .
bridge letting in 'anoihsr column of tbs
'SrAR,
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized 10 announce thaI ALLEN
MAsE, OF Beaver twp Columbia county.
through the solicitation of his Democratic
friends, has been induced TO offer himself
az a candidate for CoUrTY COMMISSIONERS, /,
at The approaching general election, sub
jeet 10 the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
ALIEN MANN.
Beaver, May 25, 1864. SO. pd.
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THE Greatest Improvement yet in the
Sewing MachiBe Art. A curiosity worm
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample Of
sewing.
These Improved Machines save one
hundred per cent, of thread and silk, and
make the lock stitch alike on both sides.
They reqnire no instructions to operate
perfectly, except the "pfinted directions"
No change in sewing from one kind OF
goods TO another.
And no taking apart 10 clean 6f oil.
Our New Mandatory is now complete,
with all it's machinery and tools entirely
new, andis already fapidly turning ont
Machines, which for beauty and perfection
o. finish are not surpassed BY ans manufac.
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". B.--SbouId aoy Machine prove unsal-
isfactory, il can be returned and NJ oney
refunded
Agents wanted 10 counties not canvassed
By our own Agents.
FIkKLE & LYON S. NJ. CO.
No. 5ss Broadxsy, New York.
April 20, le64.--1y.
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Candida,e for Aheri(t:

- AMUEL SNYDER, of Mifflin township,
~ we are authorized TO announce, will be
a candidate for SHERIFF, al The approach
ing General Elecuon, subject 10 the decis
ion of the Columbia county Denoci attic
Convention. May 4, 1864. 50. pd.
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AdminiStratOr's A Notice.

Estate of Daniel S. McHenry. decd.
L ETTERS tesiamenisry on the Estate OF
~ Daniel s. McHenry, late OF jackson
township, Columbia Cosnry, deceased, +,
have been granted by The Register of said
coun,y, TO Rohr McHenry, residing in The
township OF Benton. Columbia county -
All persons having claims against the es-
tele OF The decedeni are requested 10 pre-
cent the m duly authenticated 10 lbe admin
is,ratof for settle meni and those indebted
10 The estate are required 10 make payment
10 him forthwith
R0HR McHENRY, Admt.
Benton twp, April 20, le64.--6w. 81.
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TIE drafted men Of Bloom township are
'noiified, we understand, to report al this
place, on the 2sd inst.
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THE sIron Guardsn are expected home
to-day. (Wednesdayl. Our citizens have
made Preparations TO give Them hand-
some reception. Their ranks have become
Timed by The many hard fought battles,
throagh which they have victoriously
passed, and the dsprivalions and hafdshiPs
incident 10 war. We will give them a
more extended notice in our next.
PncE & MiLLER, Of Centrsville, are sole
Agents for the sale of BLEss & DaaKE's
Paiieri improved self-heaiins Smoothing
Irone, in Columbia and Luzerne coun,ies.
We shall speak Q! this improvement in our
next
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Adlninistrator's a Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration on The es+
L. tate Of Susan Harp. late Srsan Peisr-
man, Su2arloaf township, Columbia COM
", deceased, have been granted by the
Register oi said county, 10 Abraham Young,
who resides in Benton township. Colu m oIa
county. All person. having claims or de-
mahds against The esiaie OF the decedeit
are requ p sled TO present hem to the un-
dersisned tor settlement, and ,hose iDdehi-
ed 10 the estate are required TO make i'm
mediate payment, 10
ABRAHAM YOUNG.
p...<...
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nov1so souTH.
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Passenger.


MOVING SOUTH
FtsghtS
Passenger Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 40 P M
+" KinarIon, 8 SIS
i Bfoom.burg B,25
Rupert, 8 35
DsnviIIe, .sI5
Arrive al Not,h'd 55
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd 90 a.
% Dsnville, $40
Rupert, 9 %
Bloomsburg, 9 35
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Arrive al Scranton, 80
Freight g. Passenger leaves Boo sbnrg,
10 Is A NJ
Passet gers taking The Mail Train Souih
connect with The Express rain from Nor
thumberland, arriving at Harrisburg at
2,3o A NJ, Baltimore, z 90 A. M. and at
Phii'a at 90 A. Nj The Mail Train from
North'd, leaves Immediately after the Ex-
pfess tram from Harrisburg at and BaIli-
more allowing Passengers leaving PhiIa-
GeIphia, at 10 40 p. NJ 10 reach points
/ on lhis road during the next forenoon.
New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
! pany the night lrsIns each way between
| Northumberland and Baltimore, and Nor.
ihumberland and PhiIsdelphia.
H. A. FUNDA, Supt.
J J. c. Wells, Gent Tieket agent
! Kingston, Feb. 3, 1854.
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National Banks

- WAaLOW two or three hoesheads of
SssBuchn,p ssTonic Biuers,' Sarsspsr-
ila," NERVOUS Anfido,es," &c., &c., and
afieryou are satisfied with the result. then
Try one box of OLD Or. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC. PILLS--and be re-
stored 10 health and vigor in less than thit>
ty days. They are purely vegetable,
pleasan. to take, prompt and salutary in
their effects on ihe broken down and shat
tered constitutions Old and young can
take them with advantage. imported aud
sold in the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
P. S.--A box sent 10 any address on
receipt of price-which is One Doliar-post
March is, is64-sm.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO ali Collector.
~ of State, County, and Dog Tax, AID
Militia Flnes, hokiihg unpaid Duplicates
for 1863 and previous yeais, that ihey a'e
si,ic,ly required to settle and pay to me
County Tteasaref, on saturday lhe 2stn OF
May lnsi or wits for their Immediaie q
collection will be placed M Tue hands ef
The Sheriff.
E.. II HESS.
ROHk Net ENFY,
T5. YANDERSLlCE.
Commissioners.
Commissioners Hfiee. -
Bloomsbarg, May Is, 1884,.
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BLOOMsBURG, PA.

MORNING. JUNE IS. 1864.
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NOTICE TO TnE TAX COLLECTORS:

Benton. Eiay is. ,ss4.-6,
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May 2, 1864
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-10
Those Peace Commissioners

Some of the Copperhead papers have
raised lab0rel arguments against the ae-
ton OF Mr. Lincoln, in not receiving the
COMMISSIONS 10 treat OF peace which
they assume had been commissioned by
the authorities al Richmond. Now il so
happens they themselves declared in wri-
ting to Greeley that they were not accredi-
ted as Commissioners: and from the fol-
lowing extracts from the Richmond Exam
iner. Of July %, the reader can form an
idea OF the feeling in that city in reference
10 this self-constituted mission:
For the first time we have the pleasure
Of heartily approving q state paper Of Alb
raham Lincoln. Il Is his letter addressed
TO Whom il May Concern. Il concerns
Messrs HOlcOmbe c. c. Clay and George
y. Sanders. and, we would 1ondiy believe.
no other person or persons, whOmsOever.
When ofliciOus individuals 70 creeping
around by back doors asking interviews
with Lincoln Tor "a full interchange Of SEN
timelts, it gives rs sincere qualification
10 see .hem spunel, YES, kicked from the
said back door. TO Abraham we deliOe-
rately say Bravo. or, il he likes il best.
Bully Think Of an ex-senator from
Alabama. and Nirginian member Of Con-
-ress-fJr We say nothing OF the third " ne
gotiator " exposing themselves gratuitious-
II. idly and un0idden, 10 receive such an lg-
nOminiOus rebuff II the hands OF the trucu-
lent buiIOon of Illinois
What right had they 70 even allude to
propositions looking 10 the establishment
Of peace Who commissioned them to in
terchange sentiments with Lincoln And
what do they mean by causes OF cOntrOyer-
sy and liberal negotiations. Ii these OIL
cious gentlemen had been received at
Washington. and had been accredited from
/ Richmond we should have felt very nerv-
Gus on the subject Of those liberal negOtia-
tons. However Lincoln, SO soon as he
was informed there were such people look
/ inc about that back door surInising that il
was now partly open. though previously
closed and parleying with New IorE
editor in the hope Of getting abundance
shut up the door with bang right in theil
/ three noses. and warned them OF by no
tice-" To Whom it MAY Concern.
As usual with such excessively cunning
schemes this one not only defeats itself
but helps the cause which it was possibly
intended 10 damage. To exhibit an eX
Senator and member Of Congress the rebe
states thus timidly crawling by a rounda
bout way 10 the toOtstOol OF the Emperor Of
the YahOos, whining and snivelIng about
peace and Liberal negotiations, anc
haughtilv refused even admittance 10 The
sovereign presence, will serve, not The
peace, but the war party, because il will II
u-pl 10 crpatp the impression that tlt
COntederacy must be in the agOnies o
death when two such distinguished legis-a
tors make 50 pitiful an attempt TO reacl
the ear OF offended majesty. Ii such wa:
the idea then in this case. As in the Ohter
those whom it may concern have go
what they deserve.
The EcanaiHer also thinks that Colone
Jaques and Edmund Kirke should hav'
been arrested as spies and dealt with a
such
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-10
0Opperheads

We despise the practice Of calling an Op-
ponent by opprobrious epithets, or nick
names. They have no argument in them.
They show want Of it in the party that
uses them. They beget a bad feeling in
the persons TO whom they are applied.
Every editor who is q gentleman will not
use them in his writings.
But we do not object to the use OF new
words TO expires things newly discovered.
A community will always make new words
for new things. Thus, in religion, the
Quakers, Mormon, Spiritualists, were named
rs soon as they appeared. They could not
be named before, because they did not ex-
ist. SO Of politics. We have had Wings,
Democrats, Republicans, Antimasons.-
These are not words Of reproach. They
designate classes Of men, holding and act
ing out peculiar opinions
So, short time, since the whole Demo-
cratic press were out in full cry against Re-
publicans as "Miscegenationists. This
application Of the word was all right, pro-
vided the Republicans held to the doctrine
imputed to them, which they did not. When
the Democratic papers applied the word TO
the Republicans Of this State, we told them
they were mistaken: when they persist in
using it row. We tell them they he.
SO the word a." C0pperkead has come
into use 10 designate a peculiar class ofmen.
who have recently appeared in the world.
We frequently use it in this sense. and not
as an unmeaning but slang term of re-
preach.
de who sfOr prosecuting the war against
the rebels until they lay down their arms.
and submit themselves uncOnditiOnallv "a
the Constitution, Laws and Government Of
their country as they arc, we regard as Z
loyal man, whether he be Democrat or Re
publican, whether he believes that McClel
IAN was or was not a good general Of
whether he thinks the rebel States should
come back with or without slavery. Wheth
CT he agrees or disagrees with us on tht
hundred collateral questions which com,
up makes no difference in our estimation O
MN as patriot Patriotism is found in tn,
emotions OF the heart, and not in the ca
pacny OF elearness OF the head. It Is
feeling and not belief II arises spontane
ously in the affections Of the soul and ;
not wrought out by elaborate deductions
the Intellect. When man saws to us w;,
evident sincerity, Il hope TO hear speedil
Of the success Of our armies. 4" we knor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-10

The Cincinnati Enquirer speaking Tor
the opponents OF the Government says:
There is but one issue before the peO-
pie and that is not how the war shall be
conducted hut whether il shall be conduct
ed at all. The Democracy are far pcace-
immediate peace.
The Richmond Enquirer recently laid
down very explicitly. the terms Oh which
the rebels would conclude peace with the
Government OF the United States These
are the terms:
" Recognition 10y the enemy OF the indie
pendence of the Confederate States.
Withdrawal Of Yankee forces from every
foot OF Confederate ground including Ken
lucky and Missouri.
Withdrawal Of Yankee soldiers from
MARYLAND. until that State shall decide by "a
free vote whether she shall remain in the
old Union, or ask admission into the
COniederacy.
Consent on the part OF the Federal Gov
eminent 10 give up TO the C0niederacy ifs
proportion ot the navy a il stood an the
time of secession. or 10 pay for the same.
Yielding up all pretenslons on the part OF
the Government 10 that portion of the old ter
territories which lie west of the Confederate
states.
An equitable settlement on the basis OF
our absolute independence and equal rights
on all accounts OF public debt and public
I lands and the advantages accruing from
foreign treaties.
These provisions. eapprehend, comprise
the minimum OF what We must require be-
fore We lay down our arms. That Is TO say.
the North must yield ALIVE nothing.
II the country are ready to ask for
peace on this basis it could probably be
speedily obtained The rebels a. Yet have
indicated no other terms as basis on which
they are willing to Oler negotiations and
we apprehend il would De useless for a
while yet. at all events. 10 talk 10 the loyal
masses about stopping the war on any such
Marshall Statesman.