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Unslss johns Reflections.
"H,haps The ,.se.n

The advantages of the course have sug-
gesied would be many and various.
To the mind-it would give an opporiu-
nifty for concentration and continued appl-
cation OF thought 10 one subject, cifcum-
scribed by The demands OF this one object,
like the waters OF a lively stream, held in
by the dam, it would deepen and strengthen.
One subject familiarized to the mind would
train it TO study, one idea cherished and
nursed would exceedingly grow, until
though small al frst-it would resemble
the one idea OF the old Dutch Governor
mentioned in the Knickerbocker, so large,
that it would take whole year to turn it
round, and not as i: is now, an elastic SUBJ
stance, made TO stretch over large space,
exceedingly thin, or hills of potatoes too
much crowded, exceedingly small. Farmers
would have one thing particularly 10 think
about, and they would have time and OPP
porIunity to do So They could read also
on he subject and by inquiry, gather to-
gether the scattered light in converging
rays, until the whole subject would be thor
ougaly illumined.
Now, farmers have so many things 10
think about, and 10 attend TO, that they have
neither time nor opportunity, nor DISPOSE
ticn to think deeply and thoroughly about
any OF them. In consequence of the pres
farmers generally, have hardly any scientific
apprehension of the nature-instincts and
requiremenls-of the animals and vegeia
bes they are trying TO raise. As matter
OF course, the work is done poorly, COM
pared with what it might be. Nor can any,
thing supply the deficiency, so long as the
mind is distended, distracted, ard scattered
over such wide fed, and such numerous
and diverse objects.
Who would think of being, a, once,a law
yer, physician and theologian While he
might shine in any one Of these, he must
make sorry figure in them all, and yet,
the knowledge necessary TO excellence in
either OF these vocations, is not a whit
more diverse from that Tequeired in the
others, than the various forms OF knowl-
edge required, TO carry on scientifically and
successfully, the various branches OF what
is called, nova days, agriculture. The
present mode OF carrying on farming, not
only reduces the knowledge of the farming
population in regard 10 their own calling,
but also in regard to general information.
They have too many things to think about,
and too many things TO attend 10, 20 give
much time or attention 10 improving the
mind.
II seems very clear TO me, that il, instead
of burdening the mind with so many things,
farmers would cnnfine themselves more
particularly to some one thing, they would,
not only, acquire a more accurate knowl-
edge of that, but the mind would be in be;-
ter trim for general cultivation. This is one
Of the advantages. | shall mention some
more next week, il you are not tired.
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Daniel Webster on "Grtenbacks."

"The very man." said Daniel Webster.
OF all others, who has the deepss, interest
in sound currency, and who suffers mos,
by mischievous legislation in money mat
ters is the man who earns his daily bread
BY his daily toll. deprecated currency,
changes OF price, paper money falling be-
tween morning and noon, and falling sill
lower between noon and nighi-these things
constitute the very harvest-time of srecula-
tors, and of the whole race of those who
are al once idle and crafty; and OF that
other race, too, the CateIines, of all times,
so as to be known forever by one stroke of
the historians pen, men greedy of other
mems property and prodigaI of their own.
Capitalists may outlive such times. They
may either prey on the earnings of labor by
their cent per cent, or they may hoard
But the laboring man-what can he hoard.
Preying on nobody, he becomes the prey of
all. His property is in his hands. His
reliance, his fund, his productive freehold
his all, is his labor. Whether he work on
his own small capital or another, his living
is still earned by his industry; and when
the money of the country becomes depreci-
atec and debssed, whether il be aduIierated
coin or paper without credit, that industry
is robbed o! iis reward. He then Iabors
for country whose laws cheat him out of his
5yeddH
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Nj A RR lie ID.

At Danville, on Tuesday, the 26ih ult., by
the Rev. Hurley Baldy, EDWARD BALDY, Esq.,
to Miss ALICE MoETGoMERY, daughter of tie
late Hon. J. G. Montgomery, all of that
place.
At the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. Reuben Bomboy, on the l4Ih uli., by
Rev. J. w. Lescher, Mr.. JOHN c. FoULK and
Miss JENNIE BoMBoY, both of Hemlock twp,
Columbia county.
A. the residence of the BRIDES father, on
the 1st inst, by Wilson M. Ewes, ESQ.,, Mr..
JONATHAN HARTMAN, of Franklin township.
Lycoming county, 10 Miss MARGARET J..
RANTz, Of Greenwood twp, Columbia Co.
In Espy, on the soth ult., by II. G. Crew
elliDg, Esq, MIR. THEODORE SNYDER, TO Miss
MARY GARRARD, all of Centre township Col.
county.
On the 5lh inst, by the Rev. J. W. Lesch-
er, in Bloomsturg, Mr.. SAMUEL SEiRERT, OF
Orange, and Miss SARAH SHAFER, of Centre
township, Columbia county
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF a writ OF Tesaum Vendi-
toni Exponas, issued ont OF The Court OF
Common Pleas of Luzerne county, 10 me
directed. will be exposed TO public sale al
the COURT HOUSE, in Bloom sbure, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAY Of OCTOBER,
1865, al O'Clock, in the afternoon, the
following cal estate, 10 wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land
situate in Madison Township, Colum bia
County, Containing one hundred and
twenty four acres, bounded on the South by
lands Of James Kisner and William Barber,
on the ives; bv lands of Conrad Kramer
and DR.. Conner, on the norih by lands OF
Daniel Smith and Isaac Mcbride. Where-
on are erected TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND A FRAME
BARN.
Seized, taken in execution. and 10 be
sold as The property of John B Mills.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, Oct. IL, 1865.
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the sentiments of the party using them.
There is no other method by which they
can be gathered. The reference TO one
copy of the Columbia county Republican
did mol explain the editorial endorsing the
Iowa State resolutions and The Ingaam ora
tion OF July 4, 1865; and fastened upon The
paper the teaching and holding of negro
suffrage doctrines.
While combating the notion that those
questions only were in issue, which were
directly 10 be voted on, and showing the
uitsr absurdity OF the argument, his half
hour expired, and he gave way.
CAPT. WHITMoYER in reply said THAT
he thought il was singular that the Colonel
entertained the idea, that because a few
radicals in other States and this, had talked
about negro suffrage, that therefore il was
an issue at present with us. That these
same men and others, had spoken and writ
ten as much upon miscegenation and a
war with England and similar questions,
and yet all were free 10 acknowledge that
these questions were not al issue. He de-
MED that there was anything in the resolu-
tions OF the republican State convention ia
favor OF negro suffrage-that the resolutions
spoke for themselves on that point. That
IN his former speech he told the Col that
If this question in debate was an issue now,
that we'd stand side by eide in opposing il !;
but when the time came that, in his opin-
ion, the negro should have that right, he
was then willing 10 grant TO him tie right
TO vote That Col. Ent said that that ques-
ton would probably come mp within four
years, to be voted upon in this State, which
was virtual acknowledgment that il was
not an issue at present
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CatawiSSa Republicans.


On Saturday evening, the 9Th, Demo-
cratic meeting was convened, according 10
previous announcement, at the house oil
Jacob B. Kistler, in the town of Caiawissa
The meeting o: Democrats was large, COM
prisiDg many OF the most respectable and
intelligent men of the township. The as
semblage was called to order and Mr. Solo,
mon Shuman chosen President
Col. WELLINGTON H. EXT, late OF the
Sixth Reserves, was then introduced to the
audience as the first speaker.
He stated The proposition upon which he
was about to address the meeting to be
this els negro suffrage an issue between
the political parties of the day 7"
The house was filled, and among the au
dience, near the door, were a few negro
equality Republicans. AS the Colonel was
proceeding in his usual happy and gentle
manly style 10 prove and demonstrate the
affirmative of his proposition; showing by
extracts from speeches, by resolutions of
County conventions, by proceedings Of State
conventions, and by the action of the Penn
sylvania Srate Senate, and Of the Senate OF
the United States, tha, they were favoring
negro equality and negro suffrage, their IN,
easiness visibly increased. Jew of them,
who lad most likely been made drunk for
the occasion, began 10 interrupt the speaker,
by entering into conversation, aud others
began making some noisy demonstrations
out Of doors. The fire was getting too hot
for them.
The Col. .hen began a review Of The part
taken by the division of colored troops IN
Burnsides' corps, from the time they join
ed Grant in his celebrated campaign, down
TO the explosion of the Petersburg mine.
His scathing exposition of the military ex-
ploits of their black pets, so aroused the
indignation of the negrophilists, tha, one of
them at the window outside asserted that
the negroes were the persons who won
Shermsn's battles, and another, also out
side, claimed all the hard fought battles of
Grants campaign, and his victories to have
been won by negro troops.
The Col. promptly and Indignantly repell-
ed the assertion, claiming to know whereof
be spoke, and reiteraling that the black
troops did not participate in any of the great
fights from the Wilderness TO Petersburg
aud at last when permitted to try their cour-
'age and efficiency, failed mos; ignomini-
ously.
II anything were wanting TO prove that
all the Abolitio nists were in favor of negro
equality and suffrage, their howls a. Gaia,
wisss would make it conclusive.
Col. FREEZE followed in a speech upon
the policy of reconstruction OF President
Johnson, and showed that the President and
the Aoolltionists differed; and dared the op-
position to now come forward and Support
the government,D according to their teach
ings OF the last four years. The point was
pressed homo upon them by quotations of
passages from the New York Tribune and
Philadelphia Daily Nsscs, and their wn
'aces ano npyis and erimacss, showed how
unpaiaiablc-vese the doses of ,hs;r On.
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4 Free Fight

a. Csiawissa, on Saturday evening last,
upon the adjournment of the democratic
mssling, which the sboIitionists had been
riotously disturbing and endeavoring TO
break up, during it's progress; some of the
more drunken and less decent OF tbs nigger
loving parry came in, and concluded they
would indulge in ga free fight" 1t was
but little time however until several Of
them got their noses handsomely skinned,
aDd lost q portion of cIsret, that would
greatly tend to lessen the next morniag's
headache, from the bad whiskey they had
imbibed.
The meeting was held al democratic
house, under previous call, and persons
who did NOT intend TO behave themselves
quietly and peacsabIy, had no business
there. The attempt Of some drunken row.
dies 10 break II up, only reacted upon Them
selves; the democrats very soon clearing
ths house Of iheis presence, and remained
masters of the field. Three cheers for
Mcclellan were called for and given with
. will "by the boys ia blue" who were
a. the meeting, and the lovers OF the blacks
soon snbsided.
The democrats behaved with great for
bearance and only asserted their manhood
when the demonstraiions became unbeara-
Die. II the Catawissa republicans have
any shame, there .is now fine chance for
the exercise of that sentiment Of modssty.
We are glad TO add that every man Of the
old command Of Col Ent, without respect
10 party, unsquisocal:y condemned the ac-
iion Of their friends and usighbOrs, in this
thing.
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The reports by telegram are meagre ant
most of them from Abolition ssronghoIds.-
The towns are generally against Us, which
places are the first to be heard from but SC
far The returns from the towns and cities
come in very slow, which alone is good
indication Of Democratic gains We will
note down few OF the returns from this
copnty:
In Bloom township Harranft received 242
votes, Davis is0,-RepubIican maj OF 81,
and falling of from last Fall's Abolition
maj. Of - votes.
In the Borough OF Berwick Hariranfi has
a maj. Of 27, as reported by telegram an
increase Of few on Shoddy's maj. OF last
election.
sn Briarcreek twp the democratic mai.
is 20. This is not quite up to former major
lilies, although good report.
In Centre twp. Davis has l60 votes, and
Harsranft 76,-Dsm- mai. OF 81, and gain
oi 8 in .asor of The white mans ticket.
Montour twp. gives Davis So votes, Hart
rant s5. About The same as last Falls
vote on lbe Congressional ticket.
Scoa gives Davis l2O, Harranfi 1913, a
sligaschsnee IN lavor of Democracy The
democratic vote fell short % of It's las,
poll, while shoddy's vote decreased in num-
Der az. Not bad Eor Scott.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of James Mcbride dec'G,

THE ndersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Couu OF Columbls county, 10
m axe distribution of the balancein the
hands of Hugh D. Nc Bride administrator OF
James Mcbride, late Of Hemlock township
IN said county, decd, among The several
heirs OF The decedent in the order esia bIish-
ed by law will attend al his office, ia
Blooms5urg. on Saturday The Ilth day of
November next al 10 O'Clock, A. M. of said
day Tor the purpose of making the dislribu-
lion. All persons having claims or demands
against the estate OF the decedent are no,i-
fed 10 present them 10 the Auditor on that
day or be debarred from coming in 70; a
share of the fund.
C. G. BARKLEY, Aud'r.
Oct II, 1866. 4w.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Ann Hutchison, Lafe Of Fishingcreek
Township, Columbia county decd.
r .ETTERS of administration on the estate
- of Ann Hutch:son late of Fishingcreek
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of said
county, TO Thomas J. Huichison residing in
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims or demands against
the estate OF The decedenI are requested 10
present them for settlement and those in
debted to the estate will make immediate
payment 10 The administrator.
THOMAS J. HUTCHINSON,
FIshingcreek, Oct. IL 1865. Adm'r.
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DIE ID.

In Briarcfeek township. Colum bis county,
on Tuesday the 26lh OF September 1865 Mr..
ELIAS DlETTERicH, ,-son of MIR. Lewis Dleli.
erich. aged about Al years.
10 SugArloai September 29:h. of Diseniary.
REBEccA ALICE daughter of Franklin and
Susanah NagIe, aged years months and
19 days
10 Sugarloaf September 10Th, 1865 Mr..
SAMUEL KITCHEN, of dissnlary, aged about
GO years.
In Mountplsasant, September the 2slh,
PHILIP JOHNSON, aged 26 years, months
and IL days.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of Franklin Nc Bride, decd.

47OF111N y II I'HsttfE NC LJT tut UtC q.
THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of Columbia county, 10
make distribution Of The balance i'm The
hands of Hugh d. Mcbride, administrator
of Frankli Mcbride, laie Of HemIock
township in said county, deceased, among
the several heirs oi The decedent in the
order established by law, will attend a: his
ottlce, IN Bloomsburg, on Saturday the nth
day of November next at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
of said day, TO: the purpose of making the
distribution. Ill persons having claims or
demands against the estate OF the deceden,
are notified 10 present them 10 The Auditor
on that day or be debarred from coming in
for a share OF the fuEd.
c. G. BARKLEY, Aud'r.
Oct IL, 1868, 4w.
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, of Orange township, Columbia
county, do hereby caution all persons
against hunting or in anywise irespassing
on their lands, thus making themselves
subject 10 the penalties of the, law, which
will be most slringenily enforced.
ISAAC HAGENBUCH.
MICHAEL HAGENBUCH
Orange twp, Ocl. II, 1865.
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Telegram says DanviIle Borough gives Sc
msjoriiy for the Abolition ticket, and re-
ports Democratic gain Of 10 over last
Fall's vote.
The majority in this county will excsed
/ 900 6ue result upon q reduced vote
from last year.
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NJ
ELECTION RETURNS.
THE DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT
In COLUMBIA COUNTY!


THE DOCTRINE OF NEGRO SUF-
FRAGE md NEGRO EQUALITY
TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, THE aSTAR OF
TIE NORTH HAS DONE HER DUTY
NOBLYi
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on terms commensurate with The times.
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