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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

y The Copperheads of this county voted
solid against the right OF the Union soldiers
TO vote. Yet they applaud The last plank Of
the Chicago platform, which condemns Mr..
Lincoln Tor not allowing rebel soldiers from
the border States TO return home and vote.
-Cofumbia County Republican.
The Abolition press are always ready TO
pervert the truth when misrepresentation or
a lie will best suit their purpose. The ire
sponsible editor of the Republican of this
place, week after week, feeds his readers
with such trash as the above, which is moth
ing but faIsehood from FIRST to last Very
few of his readers take any other paper and,
as a matter of course, regard all it contains
as true. This, IN a measure, if 1t is not at
iributing too much 10 an empty vessel, will
account for the minds of the Abolitionists
in This county being SO terribly poisoned
towards the Democratic party. If half this
normal editor told his readers, about the
Democrats OF Columbia county, for the last
three years, were true, the rebellion origi-
mated, and is being carried on, in this coun-
ty, instead Of down South. 1t is true, we
have a small portion OF the army with Us
brought here through bis wiIiful misrepre-
sentations, for no other purpose, that we
can conceive, than TO arrest, as it has been
doing, quiet, peaceAble and ~Isw-abiding
citizens. This, so far, seems 10 have been
the only work our Abolition friends have
found for it TO do. The government" hav.
ing complied with their request, in sending
troops, it is for these crazy ~sap-heads TO
find and make employment for them.
Blu, to the ''last plank" of the Chicago
platform, opt of which the INSCRIPTIONS
Thomas Damn attempts TO make capital by
deceiving lis honest readers. II reads as
follows:
Resolved, That the shameful disregard
OF the administration 10 it's duty in respect
10 our fellow citizens VITO now and long
have been prisoners, and are now in a suf-
fering condition, deserves the severest rep
rotation on the score alike of public and
common humsnity.
Does this sound much like finding fault
with Mr.. Lincoln ''lor not allowing Rebel
Soldiers from the border States to return
home and vote 2" If the Republican main,
tans that 'our fellow citizens'' are ''rebel
soldiers" then we shall hand its editor over
TO the keepers of the lunatic asylum at once
and be done with him. But ii seems TO Us
that this administration party have did little
else but lie, and plumber the Government,
ever since they came into power. They
were going 10 economic in the affairs of
our Government! They were going TO pay
off our little debt aud make no mOrei Yes,
they, too, were going to bless The country
with a high protective tariff! This promise
they have kept we'll! Their tariff protects
every article of daily consum ptiou so well
that the laboring classes can scarcely pro-
cure the necessaries of life. When a man
must work a whole day for two yards of
muslin or three pounds of butter, it is high
time we once more have a Democratic ad-
ministration. A change is absolutely neces-
ssrJ. The question is one OF life or slarYa-
ton and ruin
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Personal Property

Will be exposed to public sale at the
residence Of the subsc riber, in Pine twp,
Columbia county, on
THURSDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER,
1864, the following described personal
property, viz
THREE HORSES, / YEARLING COLT,
two Spring Colts, four Mich Cows, three
head Young Cattle, and 81 head OF Sheep.
Also, one Spring Wagon, one Truck
Wagon, one Sled, one set of Heavy Hare
ness, one Set of Piow Harness, one Set of
Single Harness, one Double Set of Light
Harness, one Stump Machine and chains,
in GOO repair. Also
WHEAT, OLD CORN, OATS,
and Buckwheat by the bushel HAY by
The ton, and POTATOES by the busbei /;
besides many o Their articles too numerous
10 meniion.
Sale TO com ence at 10 A. M, of said
day when conditions will be made known
and attendance given.
BENJAMIN WINTERSTEEN.
Pine twp, Sept. %, Is64.-2t
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"LET every Unionist remember" says
the Philadelphia Age, s'that Alb raham Lin
coin announces III al the abolition of slavery
is the only basis upon which he will neeo-
tate for peace" Let every Unionist remem-
Der, say we, that Jefferson Davis announces
that the only basis upon which he will ne
gotiate is the absolute and unconditional
independence OF the South-Tribune.
Certainly ! Mr., Lincoln and Mr. Davis
are standing on the same platform. They
are both hostile to The old Union. But the
people, accepting General McClellan's pa
lriotic declaration that "Ihe Union is the
one condition of peace" will vote for him,
because he accepts the Union as it came
from its trainers, and is willing to make it
the basis of negotiation for a lasting peace
That's what's the matter.
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TRIBUT TIE OF RESPECT.
ORAxGEvILLE, SEPT. 18th, 1864.

ORAEGEvILLE, SEPT. nth, 1864.
Mountain Ledge, No. 264, !, 0. Of 0. F.
Resolutions of Condolemsnt on the death Of
Brother William Fritz.
Whereas, A wise, yet mysterious Provi-
dence, has in the fulfllment of his inscfu-
table purposes, removed from OUT midst a
respected friend, and from our Order a be-
loved brother. Therefore
Resolved, That in this affective dispensa-
ton Of Providence, our Lodge has lost a
a beloved Brother.
ReSolUed, That whilst we bow in humble
submission to the will of Providence, we
will still cherish and revere the memory Of
our departed brother, believing that our loss
is his eternal gain.
ResoiUec, That we tender 10 the family
and friends oil the deceased the most heart
felt sympathy and coincidence Of The Lodge
OF which he was a member, in this their
sad bereavement, commenting them 10 the
cancellations of the Bible, which teaches
them and Us that our friend is not dead but
sleepeth.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolutions
be presented TO the family OF the deceased
brother.
ResoiUed, That a copy of these resolutions
be cent 10 the Editor of the Star, and also To
the Editor of the Columbia County Repub-
lican, together with the lines accompany
ing this for publication.
J. B. PATTON,
j. B. HARTMAN, Committee.
Nj. S. HAYHURsT,
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Z D..

In Bloomsbury, on Saturday morning ID
Mr.. WILLIAM SLOAN, aged 70 years, 10 me
and 10 days. .
In this place, on the 26ih inst MIR. W
HUGHEs, aged about "a years.
On the 10Th inst, after a protracied d
ness, Brother WILLIAM FaiTz, a work.
member OF Mountain Lodge No. 264, |. q
OF 0 T. He died leaving behind a beloved
vile aud children, brsthern and friends, "a
mourn him and many 10 weep the tear
OF co%nsang1inity several 10 call him broth
or by the law OF nature,-and around tho
envious grave greedy to receive him, encirs
cled many a warm, true and bereaved hear
10 pay him the last tribute OF respect, aid
cas-: into the cold, narrow house OF death
The evergreen memorial of remembrance.
S. f., N. @.
In Bloomsburg on the 18Th insr, Lilly L.
Smith, daughter Of Solomon Smith, aged 1
year 10 months and ~ days.
In the City of Baltimore on the 81 Sept
Of the Ohio National Guards, Joseph Ben
son Mslick, son OF Daniel Mslick Ply.
mouh Ohio, formerly OF Light Street Co
lumbia CO. Pa aged 30 years 6 months and
29 days.
Al Espy on the i4,h inst AIDA twin
daughter Of Samuel a. and Martha NJ
Woman, aged 10 months and 25 days.
In Genre twp on the oath of August
William Hidlay, aged 81 years.
In Briarcreek twp Col. co. on The 4th O
July last, Mr.. SiIas McMichael, sged acOur
33 years.
In Berwick. Sept 20, 1864, William
Fowler, aged rs years and 8 moHihs.
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TIE DELEGATES OF the Congressional Dis
trict composed of Bradford, Sullivan, Wy
oming, Columbia and Montour counties,
yesterday, at Bloomsburg, nominated Col.
Victor E. P%iollet, of Bradford county, as
the Democratic candidate in opposition to
Judge Mercur, of Bradford. Col. PioIiei is
known not only as one of the ablest and
most efficient Democrats in The district, but
also as one of the best farmers.-Patrot and
Union.
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REVIEW OF THE r X
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LAsT weeks Republican essayed to have
a volunteer candidate oul for the Legisla>
;ure against the regular Democratic nomi-
nee. The Republican claimed for the vol
uuteer candidate a hearty support from lis
own party and, as a matter OF course, the
candidate being a Democrat, though "not a
Copperhead, " as was stated, the Republican
thought 10 trump up a sufficient number OF
weak kneed and disaffected Democrats to
make 'Jordau a hard road 10 travel" TO ns.
We have been informed that. the whole
matter has exploded for the Republican and
its friends that Mr.. DAsIEL SNYDER is not
a candidate for the Legislature nor never
has been, and tina, the Republican ussd his
(Snyder's) name without authority from
him (SnyGer) These We believe to be the
facts in the matter. # the Republican par
ty can not vote for a Democrat. which means
a "CoPperhead" with them, why not make
a nomination of their own!
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We understand that a part of the "Army
of the Fis~hingcreek'' went TO Williamsport,
last week, for the purpose of mastering out
and re mastering in, their Time for the frat
enlistment having expired. They took a
bounty and re-enlisted to fill the quota Of
WilliamsPort. Whether they will return to
this county again We are not informed
We should be very sorry to part with them.
We think they are needed here, to guard
our Abolition friends!
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TIE QuAKERs are all loyal but one and
that one lives in one of our upper town.
chips. A few deys since when he was
called upon TO subscribe towards raising a
fund to pay volunteers for The purpose of
exempting his township, he threw himself
back upon the Church, saying "his religion
would not permit them to pay money for
such a purpose, "-meaning the carrying
on of the wer. He did not pay anything
He, TOO. is one of those Quakers who has
beIlo wed war, until his throat has become
blistered, and now refuses to pay II was
consistent with the discipline of their
Church until ii began 10 draw pretty severe
ly upon the pocket book. He is o. the Doc
tor John stripe and may be pressed in. The
plan adopted in this township brought
Thomas 10 the scratch.
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THAT's So-if We want peace-if we
desire 10 restore the Union and maintain
the Constitution-if we believe these OBJ
iects and ends can only or best, be attain
ed by peaceful measures,-we must have
in the Presidential chair a man who is in
favor OF trying the efficacy OF such peace
fui measures. That man is Gen. McCLEL-
Lam.
II war can only be terminated By eight
ing il out" as the stay-at.Eome. Republi-
cans tell us-if the Union can only be saw
ed by "~conqusring the military powers of
the South"-if the "bloody path of war" is
the only one that leads to peace-ihen we
need a man at the helm of State, a man
who knows how 20 carry on a war success
fully. That man is Gen. McCLELLAs.-
While Lincoln is inf: for either of these
emergencies, Gen. Mcclellan is qualified
for eilher.-Easion Sentinel
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

ALL kinds OF stories are and will be cir.
culaled about our candidates for President
and Vice President between this and the
election, for The purpose OF deceiving Dem
ocrats into the support of the Abolition can
didates. Pay no attention 10 them, al! will
be well, and the Democratic candidates will
be triumphantly elected. The present ad-
minis iration has been a failure, one of mis-
rule and calamity, and brought us upon the
very brink of national ruin. Ask yourselves
the question, will you continue such an adj
ministration in power four years longer T.
Will you vote for four years more blood
shed Will you by your support favor the
continuance of high taxes and more con-
scription Z We think We hear every honesl
man-every msu who feels an interest in
the country which he lives-every man,
woman and child hat feels the pressure of
these pinching iimes-proclaiming at the
top of their voices, No! The whole coun>
try is eager for a change.
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On! dear me The Abolition press are
fearful in the event Of McCIellan's cleo
ton he might be made-way-with! Then
PendIeton would be the President! What
would become of the Government if old
Abe was 10 die Wouldn't it be dead, &C
cording TO their reasoning ? Poor fellows,
they are in a bad way. LITTLE Mac is
bound 10 occupy that heap OF stone. which
old Abe dishonors, and they feel it in
their bones already. They are in their
death struggle. They think OF poisoning
somebody ! Pity they wouIdn's try the viz
tues of The medicine first
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II We see that the old imposier and
hypocrite known as DR. Horlacher IL sbont
again. He is on his periodical mission of
peddling copperhead democracy at 10 cents
per copy. He is Of the tribe of Ten cent
jimmy Columbia County Republican
The people OF Colnmoia county are TOO
wei: acquainted with Dr. Horlacher for rs
10 spend much time ia explaining who ne
is and what We know OF him. In the first
place, we will venture 10 say, that there is
not a man in this section who is acquainted
with the Doctor, who knows him to be any
thing else but an honest, upright and chris
lian man. He is inirm, crippled from the
effects of inlamma,ory rheumatism, and
has been scarcely able to hobbIe about for
several years. In order that he might make
an honest livelihood for himself and family,
besides accomplish much towards restoring
his bleeding and distracted country, he has
carefully written aud prepared a little pam
phlet, entitled "Is Slavery condemned by
the Bible, or prohibited by the Constitution
OF the United Staies?" which he offers for
sale TO the public for the small sum Of 10
cents. This DR.. H. has a perfect RICH, 10 do,
and the people are buying his work faster
than he can furnish it. The people want 10
read it. II tells them the ruth, something
they are moi 10 the habit OF finding in any
of their Abolition circulars. The above
squib is characteristic of the paper from
which i. is taken. Pee John aliqs THOMAS
Dunn, is the editor! You all kaew him!
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ARrHUR's HomE MAeAzfsE is a frst-class
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Send and get it. Price heretofore has been
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The PRINTER, published by John Grea.
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TEE AnoIirIosisrs oppose Gen. George
B. NcCLELLAs for President on the ground
that he is q better Union man than Abra-
ham Lincoln he is Internationally for the
Union while their candidate is like Mr.
Davis he is for the Union if be can have
il his own way. Lincoln would have a
RECONSTRUCTED Union without slavery, 9TH
erwise he would be willing TO "Isl the IN
ion sIide.n Davis wants the C~onfederacy /;
nothing else will suit him. So you see
there 10 very little difference in the two
Presidents. There is no question about it,
they are both working for the same objec. !;
and contiEuance OF Id eir policy must even
tnaiiy bring ous their desired result, a dis
solution Of the Union McCLELLAE is the
only man jus, now who can make peace
and bring back the old Union.
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We learn by Miss KATE BErz, daughter
of John Betz of Hemlock township, that on
Wednesday morning last, the Cars on the
Central Pennsylvania Railroad, came in
collision with a Coal Train, Below Mif1in,
Juniata county, and killed some thirty five
persons Miss Beiz escaped, bat lost all
her goods and effects l--Democrat.
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ANOTHER SOLDIER GoEE.-The funeral of
Charles Garringer, whose body was brought
home from the army, took place on Sunday
last. The remains we're buried with the
honors OF war. A detachment OF Veteran
Volunteers marched beside the hearse as a
guard of honor, followed by SechleTs Band
playing a solemn dirge aud in the rear OF
these came the members OF the Friendship
Engine and Washington Fire Companies,
and a large number OF carriages and ciu-
zens on foot. The coriege halted al The
North Ward Lutheran Church, where a
very appro pirate funeral discourse was de-
livered by the pastor, after which The body
vas committed TO the grave in the Lutheran
Cemelery.-DanviiLe ~Intenigencer.
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SINCE the nomination OF McCLELLAN gold
has come down to SIG. As Mcclellan
stock goes up gold comes down. The day
after Lincoin's nomination gold pitched up
and slaid up till after the Chicago Conven-
ton assembled. Significant isn't i'll
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. McCLELLAN.-A very
fine steel engraving of General George B.
Mcclellan, our candidate for President of
the United States, has lately been publish
ed, by William Smith, ZOE South Third ST.,
Philadelphia. See advertisement,
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WIN. II. JACoBY, EDITOR.
B%0OMSBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. s8th, 1864.

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MARIE D i.

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Wednesday, l4th inst, By Rev. d. J. "
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Col. 7, E. PjolIet.

By reference TO the proc ceilings of the
Conference held at Bloomsbury recen tly,
TO nominate a candidate for Congress TO
represent the 18th Congressio nal District,
to be found in another column, it will be
seen that Col. VIcIoR E. PIoLLET, of Brad
ford county has been chosen. In accor-
dance herewith we have placed mis- name
at our mast head, and are determined 10
support him. The Colonel is well known
TO a large portion OF our readers, and TO
them a common upon his worth and tai
ent is unnecessary, but TO many in the
District who are not acquainted with him,
or his history, we would say that he is a
fearless and unfinching Democrat, elo-
quenl in spesch and commanding in APP
pearance, and as a representative in Con
gress, would be the fright man in the right
place." Being well acquainted with the
history of our country from It's foundation,
he unites the quality of being posted to
that of a sound thinker aud profound Iogi-
clan. In these trying times, we want men
TO. fill responsible positions who are made
of the fright stuff /" and we urge upon The
Democracy to take this important fac,
into consideration The Abolition party
have placed OF their ticket the name OF
Hon u. MERcUR, whom we all know 10 be
a person OF worth, and an esteemed per-
sonal friend and powerful opponent, and
hence all should see the necessity OF be-
ing on the alert and doing all in their pow
er to give our party prestige in the impend
ing conflict. The great principles of De-
mocracy must be upheld aud sustained
To do this all must vote for Col. v. E. Pr
oLLEr for Congress -Sulivan county Demo
crdt.
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The 0ppositie /
nominated a who
For Commiss;oz
Borough of Danviih
For Tredsurer-ch
Valley township.
For Audtor-Willia
township.
For Co,onsr-John Pa
The Aboliiionisis Of ~
tainly have no idea Of eIe
as the county usually givk
majority of about 500, but ii
nations to rally around then
maintain their ORGANIZATIONS
A little girl was. :old to spa
and give it's meaning with a.
which il was used. The followR
orally her answer 'F-e.r-m-e-ns
signifying, to work love to fetk
the garden J" A
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HENRY RoSENSTOCK,

HENRY RoSENSTOCK,
Sky-Light AmbrOtypist,
u OOMS IN the Third Story of The Ex-
"A change Block, (entrance above the
Book Store,) Bloomsbury, Columbia coun-
ty, Pa.
Bloomsbury. Nov. as, 1859 ~.