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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-30

FIRE AT NEwARK.--We learn that fire
occurred at Newark on Saturday, destroy
ing Hays warehouse, a store house near,
and sinjuring more or less several other
buildings. We have no further particulars.
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C. 6. ADAMS & Co. are positively retailing
their wholesale stock Of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, and Furnishing Goods at cost.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-30

Two BRICK HOUSES, AND LOTS
on East Rich Street; also. one FRAME HuUSl
and lot, desrably situated.
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Mr.. AND MISS C0UlDOCK.

mR. anu MISS CUULUUCK,
The celebrated Artists and popular favorites, will
commence short engagement tomorrow evening
Doors open at quarter before Z; performance II
commence a. ~ o'clock precisely.
ADMIssIoN-Parquette and Dress Circle, so cts.
Reserved Seats, IS cts.; Family Circle, s5 cts.
Private Boxes, 5000.
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ. to 4 o'clock p. NJ.
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Attention, DISCHARGED Soldiers.

WE ARE COLLECTING IN FROM rs TO
w days, the BOUNTY Money under act Of March
Sd, 1853, for SOLDIERS WHO WERE DISCHARGED THH
SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
BATTLE. whether they have served two years or not
ANDREWS 4 lIcCoY,
Authorised Bounty and Pension Agents. "
Lock Drawer %, Columbus, Ohio.
Broad. s.ts III iune2s-H
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Go TO GsG. ADAMS s. Co. for Coats,
Vests and Pants II2 D AAAEGTd
al. II
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
1Q1 ACRES OF GOOD LAND; ALSO, as
lJl acres, well improved, miles from Coumt us;
aso large number Of in and out Lots in the City OF
Columbus.
Call and see. Office. No. 10 East Rich street, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
janel d3mo W. STRAIN.
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For Coats, Vests, Pants and Furnishing
Goods, go to c. G. Adams & Co.
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OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND COMEDY NIGHT
For this occasion only.

THIS MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 9orH
viii be presented Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer',
grand Act Comedy. entitled
M o N Ely.
To conclude with the La ghable farce called the
DUMB BELLE.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Money easy ut ear per cent, 4Rtt W.
Sterling quietat 103,<9lo0z.
Gold irregular and unsettled, opening at go. de-
clining 10 2l55s, and closing OF 2l6n.. -,
The steamer City Of Baltimore for Liverpool TO-
day carried out eos. 900 in specie.
Government stocks shade frmefs =
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FOR SALE.
OK HOUSES AND LOTS, SMALL
~ Tenements, convenient to business. and cheaI
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE O
n EAST TOWN STREET.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
A Free Fight.

At Calawisss ,on Saturday evening ast
upon the adjournment of the democ ratio
meeting, which the abolitionists had been
riotously disturbing and cndeavoring to
break up, during the progress some of
the more drunken and less decent of the
n'gger loving party came in, and conclu-
ded they would indulge in "a free fight. ,
1t was but little time however until sew.
Of them got their noses handsomely skin.
ned, and lost portion of claret, that
would greatly tend to lessen the next
mornings headache from the bad whiskey
they had imbibsd.
The meeting was held at a Democratic
house, under previous call and persons
who did not intend to behave themselves
quietly and peaceably, had no business
there. The attempt ofsome drunken row
dies TO break il up, only reacted upon them.
selves; the Democrats very soon clearing
the house of their presence, aud remained
masters of the field. Three cheers for
Mcclellan were called for and given with
a will "by the boys in blue" who were at
the meeting, and the lovers of the blacks
soon subsided.
The Democrats behaved with great for
bearance and only asserted their manhood
when the demonstrations became unbear.
able. 1.-THE Catawissa republicans have
any shame, there is now a fiue chance for
the exercise of that sentiment of modesty
We are glad to add that every man of the
old command of Col. Ent, without respect
to party, unequivocally condemned the ac.
tion of their friends and neighbOrs, in thi.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
Saturday Morning, Oct. IA, '65.
The Campaign.

Daring the late campaign Democratic
meeting were held in Columbia County and
surrounding couaties and addressed as fol.
lows, by our citizens.
At Berwick which was addressed by
Col. Ent, NJ. M. Traugh, Esq
At Roaringcreek which was addressed
BY Col. Freeze and Cap. Brockway.
At Conynghsm which was addressed b J
Col. Freeze and Capt Brookway.
At Fowlersvile which was addressed by
Col. Tate, Col. Eut, J. s. Sanders and
NJ, NJ Traugh Esq.
At Halfway House which was ad-
dressed BY Col. Levi l.. Tate.
At Jerseytown which was addressed by
Col. Ent, .. G, Barkley and w. Writ
Esq.
At Buck Horn, which was addressed by
W. H. Shoemaker, and Col, L. l.. Tate.
At Beaver Valy which was addressed
by Col. Freeze aud Capt BTockway.
At Espy which was addressed by DR..
Freeze NJ NJ. Traugh and G. G. Barkley
E.qrs.
AT Mainyille which was addressed by
Col Freeze and Col. Eu..
At Jones Hotel which was addressed
BY Capt. G w; Ut, and Dr.. Freeze.
At Mffiinvlle which was addressed by
Col. Freeze.
At Benton which was addressed BY Col.
Tate and Capt G. W. UT.
At Alinas Coles which was addressed
BY Col Tate.
AT Danvills, Montour County, which
was addressed by Capt. Brockwsy.
At Columbus, Luzerne County, which
was addressed by Col. Freeze and Col
Ent.
At Ashland Schuylkill County, which
was addressed by Capt. Brockway.
At Ca,awissa, which was addressed by
Col. Eut, and Col. Freeze.
At Rohrsburg which was addressed BY
Capt. Brockway, Capt Utt, and W. II
Shoemaker.
At I.ightsreet, which was addressed BY
Col. Freeze, aud Col. Ent.
ga At Mob Mountain which was address,
By Senator Buckalew, Wesly Writ, Esq.
Col. Freeze, Col. Ee,, Capt Brockway
NJ. NJ. Traugh, Esq, E. R. 1kelcr, Esq
and sevsral gentlemen from other parts o
tho State.
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Real 4 state Sales.

Mr.. e. R. IKELER, has purchased OF
Mr.. G. H. Christman, the property ad-
joining Mr.. Unapgst, East, including the
new brick aud Stors.housc, for the sum Of
s2,so0.
Mr.. l. W. HARTMAN, has puroha sed
the property on Main Street,row occupied
BY Capt. Mensch, being lot and dwell
ling house, for $4,000.
Mr.. B. SToHNER, our Fruiterer and
Confec!ioner has purchased part of the lot
Of Mr. Philip Unangst. on the corner Of
the Alley opposite Miller's Store, on
Main Street, including The frame dwelling
House, for the consideration Of So 900.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14

The New York Tribune however af
fecs to speak as an oracle of that party, =,
but it eudeavers 10 throw obstacles in the
way Of the peaceful restoration of the
southern States. 1. does not endorse tn e
policy of the President. From an article
which appeared in its columns a few days
ago We cut the following passage;
"Now we object 10 the scheme of recon
struc,ion which the copperheads and the
uncovered rebels are crowding upon the
public as President Johnsop's, that it
puts this large majority Of Unionist com.
pletely in the power of the rebels, v hose
actual majority it converts into virtual
majority by rullifying the black Uponists
politically, and thus reducing the white
ones to Impotence"
The rretense that s'coppsrbeads" and
"febels are ':crowdiug upon the public o
scheme Of reconstruction, is insidious and
shamelsssly untrue. What the Tribune
misrepresents and denonces is tho meas
ures Of the Preideut for restoring the
southern States on tho basis Of the Con.
stitution. This "scheme' of reconstruction
is distasteful to Greedy, Stevens, Sumner
et ID aOn,ae genuS, because they desire the
establishment North as well as South Of a
despo!ic oligarchy, which will allow them
to rule the country in the same manner iu
which the Infamous Council Of Ten ono
ruled Venice. They do not desire to see
constitutional rights established anywhere
and will oppose all who st.lvs 10 have
the republic again united.
Phiiad. Daily Nens, Sep. %.
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The Closing Democratic Meet
ings.

On Thursday evening Of last week a
meeting was held at Buck Horn. Capt
Isaac Leidy, President. VIM II. Shoe.
maker, Esq, and the Editor OF this journ-
al, delivered Addresses. The meeting
wus graced by large Delegation of pa
triotic Ladies, to whom we make our ao
knowledgements for the presentation of ,
beautiful evergreen Wreath Long. but
not in single solitute, may they wave.
On Friday evening, Col. Freeze ad.
dressed the ever-faithful democracy o.
"Old Mifiinvilie."
Saturday afternoon there was a meet
ing at Benton. John McHenry, Esq. in
the Chair. Capt. Geo, W, Utt, and Col
L. L. Tate, were the Speakers, The au.
dience was large.
On Saturday evening there was a IN eet-
ing at the residence of A!Das Cole, ESQ.
in Sugarloaf. W. B. Peterman, Esq,
President, Col. Tate addressed the de
mocracy assembled
On Friday night our friends held a
meeting a. Jones Hotel 10 Mt Peasant.-
Capt. e. W. Utt and DR.. p. II. Freeze,
each, delivered telling speeches
Saturday evening the meeting was at
Catswissa. Col. w. II. Ent, and Col. J.
G. Freeze, addressed the people. A large
attendance
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14

MAN SHor.-On Monday evening las,
William Stetter, Constable of Con, no
ham township, Columbia county, sho,
Thomas Levine, with a revolver. The
ball entering the body few inches below
the stomach. Constable Stetter, alleges
that he committed he deed in self defense.
Ihe wounded man died on Weduesday ay
morning. Mr.. Ste,ler come to Ashland
Immediately after the occurrance and Wa.
committed to the PottsviIle Jail for safe
keeping -ConstitutionaL Advocate.
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Attempted Escape of DR.. Mudd,

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 6.-The steam.
ship Daniel Webster, from New Orlesp,
on the 22d alt. has put 10 here .hort Of
coal Her officers report that during tn C
landing OF prisoners at the Dry Tortugas,
Dr. Mudd at'emted to escape, and was
found in the coal punkers of tho steamer
IhOs' Scott, and put TO hard labor wheel.
ing sand. The quartermaster of the Scot,
was arrested for aiding Mudd in his effor t
to escape.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
The Mississippi Election.

CAIRc H., Sept. s.-The Jackson
Mississippi Dispatch, of the 5th says Gen
Humphreys majority for Governor will
probably be 10000 G. L. Patler, the
antl-negro testimony candidate for Judge
Of tho Court Of Appeals In the jackson
district is elected by 8 600 msiont7,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14

Bay HIGHWAY RoBDERY--On Sunday
evening last as John son of Jacob Kohler,
livery stable keeper of this Borough, was
returning from fremont, alone in d car-
riage, he was stopped by two robbers near
the farm of Coroner Johnson. One seized
the heads Of the horses while the other
demanded Johns money. Upon refusing
to deliver, the man attempted to get into
the carriage, but John struck him on the
head with billy, laying him out in
horizontal position in the road. The 9th.
man then came up with q pistol in bis
left hand and presented it at young Kob.
lsr, who struck the robber on the hand
with his billy. The robber then seized
kohler with bis right hand, aud dragging
him from the carriage, beat him severely,
aud robbed him of 81 35. The men then
decamped. Constitutional .7elvocats.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14

Estate Of James Mcbride, deceased
rNHE undersigned, Auditor appointed
BY tn Orphans Court Of Columbia C0an.y, to
make distribution Of the balance in the hands Of Hugh
u. Mcbride, administrator Of James Mcbride, laie Of
Hemlock township, Ia said county deceased, among
the several heir Of the in the order establish
ed by law Will attend at his office, in Bloomsbury,
Saturday the nth day % November next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of SAID day for the purpose Of making the dis
ubuuon All persons having claims or demands
against the estate ofthe decedent notified pre-
sent them to the Auditor that day or be debarred
itotn coming in for share of the fund.
Z. G. BARLEY,
Auditor.
Oct. IA. 1865 -4ts 50 So
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PREPARING FOR WAR.-Tbe oorrss.
ponden' of the Philadelphia Ledger write.
as follows from Washington:
IL hear from authoritative sources tba,
The radicals are armiug their batteries
heavily for the great contest they are de
termined to wage at the mex, se..iop Of
Congress President johnson, they as
Ser', is not carrying out the principles up.
on which he was elected, and it is the de.
termination of these gentlemen that no 9th.
er principles shall govern if they can helm
It, One Of the most radical of the old
Senators has evensgone so far as to de.
clare bis intention OF Offering a bill of i'm.
peaohment soon after the meeting of Con
gress, and advocating it with all his sccus.
toned energy and determination. The Pres
ldept, it is we'll known, is not unmindful
Of the fractional war cloud, that is rising
but he has cast hi, anchors upon a sure
bottom, and no apprehension need be- felt
tor the safety of either chip or pilot.
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Nen A0uertis
Auditors Notice

Es!a's of FtAak'ih Ne Bri te, deceased.
'ENHE undersigned Auditor. appointed
by the Orphans Court Of ColJtubia county to
make distribution Of the balance In The hands OF uugh
u. Mcbride, administrator Of Farnkn Mcbride late Of
emotk township in said county, deceased among the
several heirs Of The decedent in the order cstab
shed by law will attend at his Office, in Rloomsburg,
oh SATURDAY. TIE ilth day of November neIt,
~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of SAID day, for the purpose of
making the distribution. All persons having claims
or demands against the estate Of the decedeut
tined TO present them to the auditor that day
BE- debarred from coming in for a share Of the fund
c. 6, BARKLEG,
Auditor.
bloom sluFg IA
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The Democratic majority in the county
will exceed l490. BY our estimate it will
stand about 1890. This will be the best
vote ever given in the county, all things
considered, and much better than the
Presidential vote of last year which was
highly satisfactory. The majority will be
nearly the same it was last year when Q
full vote was poiled, whereas it shoald be
under 1900 (by reason Of The reduced
vote) if the relative strength Of paltes re-
mained the same. 1t is a splendid vote,
aud shows that Columbia county is still
"the Star oil the North"
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MY The Cop.,itut,opa, Union. publ

nay The Constitutional Union, publish
ed By Hon. T. b. Florence, Washington
has been selected BY President Johnsou.a
the vehicle fot future official advertisement,
instead of the Republican, an Abolition
paper.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14

psy' The Day Of Judgment is coming.
Llbbeus G. Berry has just recovered u
judgtnen.,iu the Supreme Court q. Pough'
keepsie. for $500, against the United
States marshal for illegal arrest aud i'm.
prisonmont in 1862. There Is a lively
time ahead for the Stantous and Buffers.
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s6- New GooDs.-Ex Sheriff Miller

S6r New GooDs.-Ex Sheriff Miller,
has just received II lesh assortme nj of fall
and winter goods from the city, at his
store on Main street. His stock consists of
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., that are not
surpassed in quality, by any establish.
pspt 10 BleOnsburg. Call snd sranips
them See sdvertissu.nt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
DR., GANsEVooRT,
Practical and Councelling Ply
sician,
For HE cure Of Chronic Diseas,s, Of Bath,
New York.

4 LII PERSONS, who are affiliated
mind aud make their araneements 10 avail 'n,, IN
O. ,ne sea, ;k Of this DIS inguisled Physeiam n,
"a, m Ptsc'ca and scientific rhysitian aai
hnus i ni chIoiie Diseases such as msn won,n o, M
i sn s'e Suplnet TO- with extra rdnaTy
natse = ho Patleh' IN order 10 Get ms lee I 'a w.
vsed ~, 20 our readers aud ali ahiieIed are ad
nv IN % Ts,Ie nim eal' supplement will be issDnJ
man so ps' p g.Flns more particulars Of this sentle
""vs a"S ~ aI Eisls TO this place Consultations ana
once in ,b1ss :" S cases Ne viii visit bloomsbury
Oct u 1875 ~ wv !. leo5'
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The soldiers, almost to a man, voted
against nagro suffrage in Connecticut.
Having seen the elephant" they know
rto' It is' .tll honor to ID. brss, b,y. (,
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SE1ERIFG'5 SALE.

virtue nj writ Of Te.t.ium Ysn2j
~ huni EXpoas iNGded o. Of tbs Court Of CufDu on
rleaf ot Iuzerne county 90 me- directg1 viii ne z.
posed TO public sale at The {. IRT HOUSE in DOOM.
burg, on THURSDAY, tnc ?Hh NAY " VCTURER,
le"J at oc 1CS, Ia ihs afternoon the iUiomlrg re
eslPie, to Wiz
Al ha; cert ia tract or ?aca OF land sstaGte Ia sGl
lson township, Co!umbIs rDJnty, CoHtaInipg 1u. hn.
drad and twenty four bp1Ri-i on The Huurb ,y
'dndA ~ IuT.'s kisnHr aUt William BARBER on the
"est by ahds OF Conafd hrg Dt Lotner on the
north by ands ui Daniel : mih and Isaac Ncu,iS. ="
Mhereon are erec!sd TWO SrORY fR IME Dwell.
LING HOUSE ANJ FKAME BARN
seized taxed IA execution. AAi 10 BE- sV.I "a lAe
property OF Jviu u Mile.
SAMUEL SNYDER
9herfa Ofaes, AhsJy
gloolstuFg, Oct, H. 1854
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Dissolution Of Parsnersniu.

~ OTlCE is hereby given, that The BART
McNinCh and George Rechel. Of CatawIssa CoInlob,a
county Penna under the frn Of }. \ McNnch L g..
was dissolved OH Me .5th day Of September, 4 d
said parteIshIP are to be received by said James g.
NJ Ninch, and all demands ou the said pSIturrshiu
are 10 be presented 10 said McNiach ior payment
J. :. MoNINCH.
Catawisss Oct H. lsca
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Notice.
Specific "eVo'mancs, Jemss Nalsion's
EN0te

Specific "cuo'manes, Jamss Rals,on',
LSiate
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS,
The Commonwealth 81 Penps,lv.nia m
ISL Isaiah CULVER, Matilda widow OF 'jan,,s u +
stnn, deed, Wilsmina widow of k.h|,, ~
~ ston, James, bonali {. Elvifa and Gh,tIa NJ
minors oI ihe SAID Robert, deed John RaIston w,
haIsi0n Josiah RalstOn Agnes intermarrird v,,t.,
mattha SlVeHhurn Susan intermartied viii Mil"
u hnoott Maitha lnternarried George Bpiii.,n. n
anu benJaniih L Hartman, Guardian OF ElizaIeh a.
Soh srhhuuaughter Of inlesats heirs of said Janr.
ha'ttoh' uecd Greeting, yud and each of van =, 20
hefebJ cl'ed and commanded as before YOU yer. 90
9e ~ appear 10 your proper persons at an
CouIt W De ho!den at hl"omsbuTP, in and for said
county on the hrst Monday OF DECEMBER nCYf
theh ana .heIe 10 answer the bill or pvlition of
narlha' administrator ofthe estate OF ia ne. Raj
SION acc setting forth the said James RaIstnn dec'
uleG seILed Of ceta al estate situate in tha EoT
g ough VI MohtouisViile Lyc0mlng county and apr.ed
W. W 'usah 1uNiEer by articles Of agreement 6ated
lne routth Oay NJ February, A. u 1862 To snai AMI
or assigns. N'''F''' "'S AclIs
ana 10 show cause why the said Court shall NOT d.
Iiuu hc spechc performance Dftne sand contract -
oulus 10 lhe true Intent and meaning theT.nf ana
"a' C"hVeyahc" bs made undeT said decree no v,,,
Pe'HoheI 10 tue aforesaid, Josiah Guyer of M, s,t
premises IN lee simple. ~ ''' S''u
Oct. 10, 1865. ~ ." DIhi sn'nn'
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WHITE AND BLACK RIGHTS.
[Brownlow's Wing Of The 9Th ultl

Loyal men in East Tennessee ooncede
to the colored people their freedom. and
the right 10 erjoy all they eau make, or
even realize from the aid of the Govern.
ment,, and The still further privilege of
educating their children; but thew are
not prepared to see all their churches and
school houses turned over to them, and the
innocent white children Of Union parents.
who never owned any slaves, denied houses
OF worship and houses in which to teach
school, because few impud' at teachers,
upstart' from the North, out Of any EN-.
ployment, bavo conceived the idea of i'm.
mortalizing the negro! There are those
of us here, claiming to be on the side of
the Union, who still think, potwithst.nd.
Jog the result Of the war. the tbs white
sh'ld 10 50 good as black ou"
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THE ELECTIONS,

An ordinance for the election of cover.
ernor, members of Congress aud Legisla.
ture, on the 7th OF November, was passed
yesterday. The Legislature elected on
that day is required to meet on tho 10th
of next mouth
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Cameo! Fruit,

5U0 Dozen Caus Of Frsit. jas. received
and Tor sale, al wholssse and retail, si
Rupyon's Provision Store.
bloomsbury, Oct 70 1866
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Caution |

WHEREAS my wife Catharipe has
eft my bed and board, without Just enusc q,
hafbor ing or uUsting her on my account a. an n
eimin ca to pay no dtbts Hct this date Of her con
j u Wo,kbeis.r.
Esrr, ot. H. 1890 ~ si So
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rpo. rseei1t Of "5ceuiI wAicE pays for eorre,y,n.
dsnce. pL Htase, Ac. wG send cue notiee
uuOn rec> iPt Of 81 whirn phys Tor curresroEIs.,a
postage, &c, " send sjE nptcas.
Upon Receipt D, 50, NHieh paysfer currespnnd.a.a
postage, sepL 80 noe ices, an a dne messed
Naurd at n less than s. ). sample Of our soO!a
upon receipt of SIS which Days ivr eoTTespGlts.
p@@stng,, etc we wiil send so m0tccL aud q SOIL
SILVER W .TCH by return matt.
AGENTS WANTED. send for our circular
Agents allowed large cash commi''io0,
by which they can make s25 weekly
Address plainly,
REED & BROTHER.
"a Iiberty Z, Box, 81 y
Get IA, IaCS -5m "'" i""
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rz5- See the Gard Of Msssts. EvANs &
HARTaAE, Merohsnt olo.h,srs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
THE NEGRO ADDRESS

In the convention Oh Friday a message
was received from Governor Holden, ia.
closirg the address Of the freedmen's con.
vention just held in Raleigh. A motion
was made to refer it 10 com mittee, , here
upon Mr.. Caldwell, of Guliord, spoke
earnestly in favor of giving grave atlen.
tion to the matter therein presented, and
expressed deep interest in the welfare
aud improvement of the colored popula
ton Of the state. He expressed the opiu.
ion that the South will show herself a.
liberal aud generous 10 her treatment Of
this race as the North 'fbe commupica.
ton wss then referred, without dissenting
vote.