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nIbt anoers porausSuieben 1T, neutrality-suspicious.
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fallen unb in 8eliB senommen 9a i6 einen
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ian.ntl,6en i'm Sort ~itaticnnten Ganpniere
leoen Dtorgen sum ID ubr Biz na6 Saoeson-
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Run6e i'm SSort nadte. -
a9adberi bic Mannfdoft oerleien uto ar
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Sruppen in MtontgDmerp bur6 Seuer serit6rte
1anntpOle iber 1OO,O 600 8ouen betrasen bat,
@o9renO Inbere ben Betras fOgar auf 10000
Salen anoeben.
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penn G'n5ug nnierer Srupren in bieIer Staot
SVloo1e) IN uniere 9dnoe feI, mar 10 600
10. oa tnenieer oils 1000 q. Der oan,en 9In-
5abl psrbrannt pDroen maren.
Sn runoer Summe betruo Der Nertb nor nor.
brannten Wole iber $4,000. 600.
Sis 8aumwclle miro sum 0ersh;ffpr roH
Stem gorf fertis semoht.
unlere Electromagnetic baften uno 0one
ten MAIDEN gar teine @ei6dfte uno man fiirn.
tet, oab bic meilten oerielben i~nluluent liuo.
Ser 9anbel BON WtObile lie9t in Der Shot
oarnieoer. r
Cairo, 21. Nai. General SsObn Som.
Smith lott ben @,neraf @aibOurue in Wtem-
pbis ob.
i SIR. 8aul Mrpin, felt 4 Sabrer
Neoatteur oeS p@ourier De GtltS unts," 1T an
lesten 9Onnerlta9 9eltorben. ST ma 81 Sabr,
alt uno lebte ieir lansen Sabren ais frans0li.
l3er SOurnalilt IN ben Ser. Staaten. 8ielt
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nuroe oann Na6folIer oes Wtr. @aiQdroet il
Der NeoattiOn Oes bielisen Courier.
~. 3. 0empfrat.)
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) Die S~urr.bssirsc.

Oie ORGANIZATION beg SurnerbunoeS IN See
airFe ideint pom eutem grfOls begleitet 81 iein
9tn allen Orten Beginner bic VereIne ii1 gu
reoen uno sl arbeiten. Ser Gurnbeairt st.
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/. ct. Souls; 3. 0uincp, ST.; g. Yera, Sn;
a. Ssrran, Wlu.; 5. 8eCria,, SQ.;6. Charles,
80; z. 9~eauenpcrtb Ctr, SIS 8. Sanias
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fSa..; II. Sell, piae,, ST.. ~. determination,
ssq. 10. Mempbis, Semi; IA. Sort Scott.
8anlas Is. &eOtut, Soma. Gin 16. in Sell
@itp 1T in Der Organization be9rIfTen.
81 Ser ct. Souls S,trnuerein beitebt geaentpdr@
}tia aus 235 WliogIieDern, bat w6dentli6 Stpeiz
mai 8llrnen; cine iebr CUTE @eiangiefion une
cine Wfili;.% Gpmpa9nie, beitebenp aus 8eteraz
neu, uno S5bIt an 100. Mann. Gr bat elne
8ibliOtbet pOn 900 8dnoen, i'm 0ertbe pcr
$3.50. d@ fss4 1'i12 Hs2Hl.as
Ser Suruplae 1T nun elmer Der belIern be,
Ser. Staten uno wuroett auf eem1elben ourd
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4ranoerberaer beoeutenoe @eibeHerln9en Dot.
eenDmmen. ,Isi 5ShLss'5 I@s-t4 s273Ll'i
Die Gurnbale eini6lieBIi6 be6 s~SSnpenta-
riu / 8 lit NIT $4,000 perii6ert uno ltebt be,
Surnoerein pieper in ietner 8liitbe, trcsoem eI
elm Contingent Don 800 Wtann in bic Ser. st.
Armee fte0te, luel@e benz Nei6Iub pom 1861
treu biteben .u.it Gut uno Nlut fir Die llniDn
gu iteben. o6sita9 .ss. sun
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belduft ith auf 487, bic Der paiiiuen Surner
auf 265. Ser Beriht oes SprederSs Sraneis
8eder, Gem mir oieie Sbatiahen entnommen
baben, lebt aud bic Snnieriateiten auseindns
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RE i'm &ries erlittenen gerluite gu tdmpien
baben. Sc ilat 9anj ridtis:
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cine in Wifouri su tdmpfen batten, reis Elm
| Seoer, Der rpn ben, RebelIeneinfa unter Yrice
oet6rt bat; 10 sum Bsiipiel Der !aanIa8 Str
Turnperein lag IN ben Sdan5en sur Be-
idiBung ibrer Staot segen bic Mebellenboroen,
al5 ite Elm S6rsibeu ron ulS erbielten.4 l2-
s4Go 1T aud aQgemein bstannt, oab bur1 bic
rye Sbeilnabme Der Surner beg 8eitens ON
ben Sdnpfen fur ibr NrOptipsg atertano Die
3urnuereine iebr seidmdat %puroen, tbeilneiie
ibre Sbdtieteit iaspenoiren mubten uno nod
anoere iib gang dufl66ten. @S iino piele surid=
eefebrt, aber Die Olebrbeit, tpeI6e ouf ben
Sdladtfeleern ibren SOB fano, tebrt ME piez
Der ; urD pieoer Nnbere tebrten pertrirpelt
beim. go erbielten mir Elm S6reiben pom SIR
ner @ilbelni BON @aibin9tOn, Wo., porin1 er
uns mittbeilte, paB pom ben ins 6elo @e5egenen
nur 3 sttriiGtebrten, une eS ibnen eesbalb an
ardften febte, : nm ibre frlbere Tbdtieteit in's
2eben ;u rufen. go f6nnten mir nod pie[e auf.
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oab Die friibsren Surnuereine fih tpieoer reor.
g%onifren iino ft6 unierm 9roben gunoe an=
ii6'ieben. Die Surner miiien bic Npdntgarpt
Der 6crtidrittSpai tel biloen, oafir barst unierC
8latfOrm. Sir rufen oesbalb @qen Elm trdTti.
Eees v8abn frti! Sa.iaa+ pa1s.3 1895 y.
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DIE Siittiae zines DespDten, gsger ben man tn
glomen Der RepubIit sefdmpft Bat. Ser neoer~
nona pom Gdle6ten gum @uten 1T itets cine
piafOmmene lnb sere6tfertiste Sbat mag
fe frrber ODer ipdter seideben, uno ipet1r bier,
auf ameritanif2em 8ppen, Der @e6iel slei6ian'
per 9ampf eei6ab, 10 5eist cieS nldt nur Die
Maat oeS GrfOI9S, %iOnoern au6 ben pratt
tilGeu Sim, bic idnele Gnti6lollenbelt oes
0Olfes, cine Sude fallen gu IaileH, Die l'G
ui&t mebr Obne unnise Opfer uno Anltrensun'
oen bolten IGBt.
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Scr Wrp,,R mr. Grriflnn1nnn

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nabm nm ! IL llbr feline Sisuns pleOer ouf.
DIR. Nlten la9te, 6uB er mOrsen nit Gbb0reu
Der @ntlaitAnge5eu9en beginner werre.
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gen gu Uernebmen, bob lei OenIeIben mabrIbein
lib ni@t m09li6 beute nab benz 2Otal 3u ee.
langen, ne9en Der 9teuue.
9ie 9~eitriseu 8rstotOle wurben Johann Der.
lelen uno Der @eribtebof rertaote 1i1.
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GnrrnerS $ NldnterS saint.

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Gpc3talsSfseic.n "se- 49,
0rittc 3lueonbc ptr .. 81. $50 3(ftcn'
e~usessstrn unnr benz Gatan rom To- Jalt 1901
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rr.3oo0 6ubtrtptons 8gsnsH, 8Itttaer Ne,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

cannot be undone. But q great crime
remains, Notwithstanding, to be expiated.
-Four American citizens have been mur-
dered in open day under the shadow Of
the Capital, panopiicd iu all the sacred
rights Of their citizenship The selfish
ness which says that lawless violence can.
not reach this individual, or that, other, is
a suggestion of The soul ola slave. We
spit upon it, No mans safety is worth
the lease Of an hour Il bloody lawlcssness
I've allowed in single instance to work
its will against individual right. Despo.
tism does not hang millions; having mur.
derod bat few il does its work among the
masses BY terrors. Aud its isolated out.
RACES take plico, mark you, at the very
broastworks Of liberty. The battle offree.
dom, VIC must therefore, assume to have
been begun, and we owe it, il not to the
present day aud generation, certainly to
the future, to fight it out noW. Assemble
then, fellow.ctizens, who love the law,
who know its form to be the body Of lib.
erty, who hold your own rights bound up
iDdissolub!y in the right of every ndivid.
ual citizen, and make the crime that cries
to heaven from the gibbets Of yesterday a
memorable example to usurpation Tor ever
more.
Assemble, we say, organize, subscribe,
and resolve before the names of your faith.
ers of the days Of the revolution, that, in
the name Of God and Liberty, you will
prosecute David Hunter, Joseph Holt,
John A, Bingham, and all their associates
10 the violence that has dared to overthrow
Justice 10 the Federal City, for the crime
OF murder. Organize, We report,to bring
those audacous Grim nals to trial not in
imitation of their own violence, but, to
make example all the more grand, under
all the forms of law, and all the freedom
of the public that rits to day weeping
like Nlobe, at the feet Of the gibbets on
which she has been so baIbarously out.
ragged. And resolve, you men of devotion
to law, without any passion unwort by
men establishing a gre precedent for
the safety of their institutions, that you
will, if the law OF the land shall decl arc
those. men guilty, use every honorable
means to sustain the Executive in a de.
termination to teach, in history, the lesson
that cannot be conveyed otherwise, with
such good to mankind, as by the expcu.
tion Of the sentence on those tools Of law.
less power, even unto death
MW FORK Doily Ntrs.
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ws are toward the truth. . But the
psrty will not perform It's whole mission
till i, throws aloh the stand ard Of (so--
callod) amalgamation or (miscegenatiou) }
When the President proclaimed Emanci.
patton he proclaimed also The mipgipg of
the races. The one follows the other as
surely as MONDAY follows sunrise. The
party, as II whole, will not admit il ye..-
They movo in darkness, not knowing what
the day will reveal to them They denied
that they were Abolitiobists. But
they had set their faces toward the light,
they could not stand still And
now behold ! the great Republican party
has merged into tho little Abolition party.
The drop has coored the Bucket. ful. -
There are only two parties now, the Abo
lition, which Is 10 effect the party of Mis-
cegenation, and behind them that con.
temptblc crowd who fear the South. y =
Why did Abolitionism swallow up Rcpub
licani'm Because it was founded on
principles nearer the truth. Because one
man who is right is a majority against the
world. The people do not yet understand ;
but the old prciudlces are being swept
away. They now say we must free the
negroes to free them is to rccogniz their
equality with the white mon" On pnge
SO, in answer to the question "what will
you do with tho negro when he is free"
the author says: "We will take him in
to our society, into our churches, into our
schools. into our social circles, into our
families, We will receive him as our Young
bro her."
On pages ID an 65, the author say, /:
"Tbat the solution of she negro problem
will not I'VE been reached in this coun-
try until public opini on sanctions a union
Of the two races. Tat is is the duty Of
an'i-sIavcry men everywhere to advocste te
mi.crgruaslon or the minglng Of all the
races on this continent,
From authentic documents in my pos.
session other cX' racts similar to al these
presented here could be made TO almos,
any Dumbcr but deem these sufficient
to prove conclp ivey that while the oppo
nent' Of the Democracy adhere 20 their
prcseut principles and practices they sho d
De known opI y as ABoLITIoNIsrs, and
justly regarded as such, on nothing N orc
nothing less.
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-a==s. s.s.ss BE-. :.
DEATHS.

10 Berwick, on F'iIay moruing Doth OF
June, Mr.. llUGH THOMPSON, ogrd 81
y7ars, D months aid u days
In br'arrreek losuship, Columtia coun.
", on Saturday morning lat-suddepIv
80 years,
In For' Mlfin, on the ith of JLy, Mr.
PHILIP A KLINE --sou of Sam'I knra
Of ben'ou' - in The 29h year Of his 40,
me dcc'aArd vas arrested last winter br tho w,i
"'' ''o"" "'n"aa ana has fince been suG4t,ne IN
"'o'" oa','I'''' lie was under sentence - +
s.af' '"f al 9'sFd dS"ottinn, aui wa. only f4,sy
mi v" '',"n'''n "l death Mr Kunslrave- w!fa
ana family IN destitute cifcnn,.t,ncn. r.,,.
!" Derry township, Montout coln,vl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

ser The Engin, and Machinery for
The Greenwood Petroleum Co, passed
through Btoomsburg, last Tuesday, for
the "lle site," on Klne's Farm near
Little Green Greek, few miles above
Rohr'burg. Mr.. ENos JAcoBY, the Su.
peritendent is driving force in putting
up the engine house and derrick. The
Engine is OF twelve-horse power, is new
and SAID to be good one Success attend
the effort.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Consp7rary,-A trio Of traitors were
overheard the other evening, in town con
coctpg "treason, strategem and doath. -
1hey proposed on certain conditions, to
send copperheaps into eternity, run a
stump candidate for some Office, and
IN the event of failing to get the negro
S"Drage,to annex Cuba to the United States
One was long-legged braiDless sprig OIL
the Law @ The other wooden nut. meg
negro, and the third was the kitchen cook
OF the Hospital, who locked up the pump
to deprive the soldiers of Drink of wat
er
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vlvors 10 decide the affirmative II vs.
readily acceded to. My eldes brother ven,
on, on The appointed day, and a, the f,,,,
fire he iell dead upon the turf MY ne,,
eldest bro,het took his station al once. And
al the second fi'e shot my neal eide,
cousin through the lungs, and he neyst
dtew hole breath afterwards"
Here the old genilrmans emo,ion was On
great that We PAUSED q moment as il 10 col
lc' h usp'i Inscnrb Le proceeded Il,
rtw terinen tun to lske tho stand
aud rron ne n'hd ne lcyc, SIN, fan !.
y tth uhlJ say ,hai II vsstot 60 npcl
fear thai ndt ny iard ,rptle and n
pistol 10 vavff; II vac the dSen sense =
utons'bi iy ,lsi re, ted urou ne. We ,ool
opi laces--s Fin ulrsnpous tischsrne vs,
moment sitter heatt-and O."
Here tie retra'ot tut biz lsnkprctief 4,
his face, eud seen ed 10 thnlp with mo
Tressible agitation.
well sit," exclaimed ttageadncio. Who
had lls'ened 10 tho natr tive with alnop
btealhle.s attention. "Well, sir well -
what was the result How DID IT end -
p" shot dead The reg f df e. r.pl,eJ
The old gentleman ; the property passed in.
10 the hands Of my uncle and his family :.
aud my surviving brother has been poor as
rat ever since
hope the onecdote W III not be S. nnon
Mr. Bennett. 'hal b. wi pptuse and dlYe,
II that he may become wise in tnut,
DtMoCRAT
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The Unlawful Murders.

Mrs Mary surratt, Lewis Payne, David
E Harold, and Geo. A. Atxerott, as
announced in portion only -four edition
last week, were hung on Friday at Wash
iogton, 1t was done in pursuance of the
finding of the Military Commission and
hasty approval Of President johnson a.
less than two days were allowed the pris.
onerS to prepare to meet their God. The
judgerent of the general public is, that
Nrs. suRRATT, was never proven guilty Of
compicity in the death of Mr.. Lincoln
and the refusal to give her only four DAYS
respite or to submit their trial to the courts
OF justice, meets with almost universal
condemnation.
Read the article on this subject in anoth.
er column today, from the New York
News.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

sas> Thomas Dunn, says of Isaac. u
the son OF Abraham, who holds lucra.
tive office, which the aforesaid Thomas
would like to posses, that "he made" The
people 60 to Catawissa, instead of meeting
them at the county seat. This petty
slarl, is ominous and significant, Poor
Thomas wants to be Assessor, and thus
lar having failed to root out the "old rem.
egade," now attempts to implicate his Off
cisl conduct.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
MARRI

Ga the 3 lust, at the Forks Hot !,
D'oom'burg b! the Rev b j. Waller.
Mr. JANE BoYLEs aud Miss. CLLiApA
VAN rELT both of Briar Greek township,
Co umbla co.
On the day Of Jlly at the Ho.,l Of
Mr. hahler by the Rev Geo. G. D,akc.
Mr 'Acon kRAMER, Of White Hal, Mon
tour 'onnIy Mss MARY ,daughser of Wa
Mcbride, of the same D lace
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Deafness, Blindness d Catarrh.

, Ir'at'd wnh the utmost success by Or ! I1,lrx
Ccuiist ana Autist (formgriy Of I.cvd.n HnlInt II
No oi' W " Street ihIIad,lphn. Tr.nnnill, from,
,i' most reliable sources in the city and country ca.
>, ~ " ~ MS oihc'' 1h' medical faculty invited
L accompany their prIrusns ne In. ne, srr,., ~, Nv
ptHchce A"iitlt'Al. EYES inscr,cd wi witt.out nam
Nn charge madr iur examination " ''''"
july 10, I-bi. l4n
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SS- Thomas Dunn feigns to sneer a,
the Gard published, in tho last Demo
crat, over the signature of the Thirty For,
MifHln Victims and says it "don'. amount
to bill of beans" Perhaps not, Thomas. >.
in the estimation Of fools and cowards.-
But it most efectually pins. the lie upon
all the "loyaI liars," who insisted that we
had any agency in causing their "arrest
and imprisonment
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Il Large Ftssle.-The Abolition Cele.
bration, gotten up on the Fourth in the
swamps of Greenwood to gull the Soldiers
and abuse Democrats, was grand fzzle
Ibe Democratic Celebration in Jackson,
oatnunbered il lore than two to one, and
was attended by at least seven tenths of
the returned Soldiers, notwithstanding the
extraordinary efforts of the "wool.ley.
heads" to give it an imposing aspect
forthe friendly notice, "Old Reese
gave US from the stand, we make our ac.
knowledgement,an ,and tender him our "nost
distinguished consideration"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

rHr SAMUEL A. FIELD, writes US from
Richmond, Va, that the aunounc ce mept of
bis marriage was incorrect, as psblished
in late Columbia Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
MAN HOOD.

'"''" A"'''0"' Gfy Thousand, 100 pa
ges cloth coreys,
BY RoBT L BELL, ND,
@s,'u" atessedto youth, tbe married ans those
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
ca,ci,, mel posi- paid on receipt o. TEN CENTS
PIusa, .r, %f this small book has seen
DUN ~ THE AFFLICTED!
H"' mas Sayec thousands from life Of mise, an. an
~ UNTlMELY GRAVE. ."
a. treats on the evils Of Youthful Indisrretion ss,,
house, seminal Weakness, Emissions sarnai pe!i- M!
ssses oenital pebIiy. Loss OF Power Nervn"SrDs Ds
trsn,asHie ,h Decay, Impotence, &C. &c which ms,
Ada,s. OBLIGATIONS or .MsRRL4eE,
DR. BRYAN, Consulting Ply sic;ap
Box 5O7g di3 Bro,dv., A.
July Is, 1895
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

sa- The Attorney General of Virginia
has decided that all white citizens who
have resided six months iD a county of
that State will be entitled to vote at the
next election therein.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

kSS' II Is rumored thai the rooms in
the Old n'tenI'ay Prison, at Wa.hine.
ton, are being fitted up preparatory to
the reception Of j lfrson DIvls, whu i,
to be put on trial.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Ssat' Hon, Emerson Ethcridge, of Tea
nessee, has been arrested at Columbus.
ken,urky.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Col. TATE In looking over my let.
ter No A as published in your paper Of
the Gath ult., l observe an unintrptional
error as to the yeay in which the Hon. II.
Clay made his fist speech in favor Of a
United States Bank 1t was not 10 1911,
but subsequent to that time
II is true Mr. Clay was in the U. 8.
Senate in 1911, but then CO operated with
the Democracy aga nst the Bank and the
gear in which b. changed bis position ]
cannot now state accurately. know that
he was certainly in favo, If the BIZ to
rcch HHer the Bank which Gen. Jack on
voted in 1892
Wishing to do justice to all men. re
guest you to please publish this correction
and greatly obiige JEFFERSON.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

DsJ' During last week 5Ol rebel prison.
'rs were released making " total Of ~,
39l released since the accession Of prc,i
dent Johnson. None but sirk prisoners
remain.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Another Sudden Deah.-HENRY LA
MON, temperate and respectable farmer
of Briarcreek, in this county, retired to
his bed In usual health on Friday evening
OF last week, after a days hard work ia
harvest, snd 10 the morning bis wife at,
tempted to awake him, when it was dis.
covered that he was dead
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

s@r Our paper last week was in great
demand and perused with general interest
We had scarcely copies enough to supply
new subscribers whilst hundred more
would have been eagerly appropriated
Few country papers have larger circu.
iat.on and is better loved by its friend,
aud more hated by the enemies of free.
dom, than the old COLUMBIA DEMocRAr,