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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-02

ARREsTED.-We learn by our xchauges-
that the celebrated ioyaliSt George Krem,
or, of Henderson township, Jefferson co.,
has beeu>arrested for passing $50. coun.
terfeit "greonbacks." He spent much of
his time last winter in hunting Cooper
heads" and pointing them out to the SOL
ders, for their "disloyal practices" One
of his neighbors whom be had arrested,
died in one of the hell.h at. Harris
burg, while the arrest and Imprisonment
of another, caused the death Of the wife
tho arrested man arriving at home the
day after his wife was buried. Thus 10y.
atty as represented by Kremer, caused
the untimely death Of two of his immedi.
ate negbbors, while he himself was en-.
gagged in the lucrative business of passing
loyal money, because all is founded upon
a counterfeit basis.-money, loyalty and
all. This loyal posy, also spent much of
his time at the soldiers headquarters at
Philipsburg, Curwensvile and at this
place, and whenever Kramer appeared at
either place during the day, a western
raid always took place that night; yet we
are compelled to say that he acted no
neaner in this particular, than Chase,
Piles, Miller, and those still meanar
sneaks, that made their pilgrimages to the
soldiers headquarters during the night, SO
that no one would see them, for the pur-
pose of retailing defamation and SANDER
against their neighbors-all in the name
Of "loyalty,'' and by men belogniug to
party governed by "great moral ideas.'-
Out upon such loyalty.
We clip the foregoing from the Clear
field Republican, and we desire to call the
attention of our readers 10 it, that they
may see how great family likeness ras
calty and "loyalty" bear in all sections
Of the country. The leader in Clearfeld
County deals in counterfeit SO. "Green.
backs )" the leader in Columbia County
in !!'Devonshire heifors" ard "dogs," Wis,
its to the camps by these "loyals from
Benton and others places, here and there,
resulted in raids and arrests Of decent men,
and the suffering Of women and children,
Here as there, one of the victims Of these
''loy alists" "died in one of the hell holes"
into which he was thrust here as there,
they sneaked to the camps at midnight
with their lists OF suspected persons and
in some cases the persons were actually in
the army. "Loyalty" pays. These men
have been trading in it for years, and
everything was fair plunder that came TO
their hands. Day by day the light is shin.
ing in upon their wickedncss, and soor
they will again seek for the darkness tc
cover them as they sneak from the gaze oI
their felow.men.
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Lo 1! the poor Negro!!

We observe that the Chief Of the "Freed.
mans Bureau" reports the condition Of
the negroes as most distressing in the
South. He says, that 80, 900 of these
poor creatures in Alabama and 10000 in
Georgia, without immediate relief, will
perish by cold and hunger this winter, in
those States alone, and calls upon the
Churches to raise them, at once million
Of dollars! So much for "negro-sIea.
ing"
We pity the suffering condition oftbcse
poor LineoInsteS," but as we had nothing
to do with bringing them to starvation and
death, we must be excused now upon our
well.kuown principles Of non-intervention
Where now is the patriotism Of the cor.
ardy LoyaI Leaguers Where now i.
the Christianity of hypocritica5 Abolition
Preaehers ? Your bretbern are dying OF
starvation :! Fly to their rescue, or bear
the curse of an offended God
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Special Notice.

We ask our friends, who are indebted
10 this gTce, in any Cay or amount, 10
make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT, They must
know that our business requires large
amount of Cash, at greatly increased
prices, and can only be met by prompt and
regular payment on the part Of our custo'
mers. We have ever found them kind
and prompt, generally,-for which they
have our sincere thanks but there are
many others, who should pay US our hon.
est dues, like men, and not act as thougt
they intended to defraud the Printer.
We hope that all indebted hercabouts
will send or bring US our money at thC
December Court, Others can send by
mail
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a nislnval Sheet.

The Christian .4dUocate and Journal;
the pretended Methodist organ which
found Lincoln's bar room life so full Of
pioty, thus speaks of Johson
"Androw Johnsous real life is get to be
lived, his real speeches yet to be made -
All he has done is preliminary, is mere
nothing unless he shall do something now.
But little that be did before the rebellion
is praiseworthy. lie identified himself
with a ruling class, never speaking word
or doilfg an act that bespoke the existence
OF real principle within him, much less its
potency. lie became a STAKEHOLDER, though
he knew it was wrong vlifed the aboli-
tonists, though he knew they were right,
which viifcation he allows to remain in
this edition though he strikes out his TRADE
against John Brown
! What wonder that every town and vii.
lage in the North had its Methodist
preacher, whose services were always at
the disposal Of a war meeting either to
add fuel 10 the deadly flames Of civil war
or to top off with prayer the discordau
cries for blood and murder of ambition:
domagogues and theving politicians wher
this kind Of stuff is smuggled into their
hands and your households by political
kuaves labeled christianity ~ The nd
vocate has preached "loyalty,' now let il
be loyal or else let one of its applauded
mobs teach it patriotism.
-N071hH Democrat.
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The Old Guard for December.


We have received the December number
Of TnE OLD GUARD, which closes the
third volume of this popular Democratic
magazine. The leading article is entitled,
"Tbe Authors of The Federalist Copper.
beads,' aud number of other important
contributions make up the usual table Of
contents. We are pleased 10 notice the
constant improvements and progress Of this
magazine. The publishers announce that
it will be enlarged with the January mum.
Der to sixty-four pages, and that an in
creased amount of Literary and Family
reading will be added This is very i'm
poriaut, for Democratic families need some
work Of this kind to take the place of the
Abolition monthlys that flood the country
with their pestilent doctrines. The Pros.
pectus for the New Year announces, as
among the patrons and contributors Of
THE OLD GUARD for 1866, Hon, Charles
o Conor, Ex-Governor Seymour, of Conn.
ex Gov, Dana Of Maine, Dr.. j, II. Van
Evrie, DR.. Thomas Dun English, Hon. j..
I w. Wall, George Fizhugh and Hon. r,
A, Pryer, of Virginia, Henry Clay Dean
of Iowa, and ether distinguished Demo
cratic writers and thinkers. A feature Of
the new volume will be series Of steel
plate portraits, with sketches of all the
most prominent Confederate Generals,
commencing with General Lee, in the JAN
uary number, 10 be followed by Stonewall
jackson, j. L. Johnston, Beauregard, A,
2. Hill, Wade Hampton and others. This
feature alone will render the magazine well
worth its subscription price, as it will form
an illustrated volume at the end of the
year worthy Of preservation as valuable
historical work. The terms are to be So 90
per year, single subscription ; two copies
for S5 FIVE copies for - ; ten copies for
$40, and an extra copy to all who will get
up club of twenty. These rates are very
reasonable for magazine furnished with
steel plate portraits, and We trust all who
feel that a Democratic magazine ought to
be sustained will give THE OLD GUARD
their support. It is now the only Demo
cratic magazine published in the United
States Mr.. G. ChaunCey Barr will con-
tinue his trenchant blows in behalf Of the
good cause, and we doubt not The OLD
GUARD for 1866 will be a vast improve
ment on its predecessors. Specimen copies
of the January number, to be issued early
in December, will bo sent free Of postage
to all who desire to get up clubs or ex-
anime it with view of subscribing. Ad-
dress VAN EvRIE, Horton & Co., Pub
fishers, No l62 Nassau ST., N Y,
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MARRIED.

At hight Street, on Saturday evening,
Octotor 2lst, s., BY Joseph Lilley, Esq.
Mr. John Hippenstici, of Mount Pleas
ant twp, and Miss Margaret Yost, of
Briarcreek, all Of Columbia CO. Pa.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev, D. j.
Waller, Mr.. Rev. j. NJ. Salmon, to Miss
Hannah Halena, daughter Ct DR.. j. II,
VaDdersicc.
On 23d ult., by the same, John W.
Wilson, Of Valley twp, and Mis- Mary
Alice Crossey, Of West Nemlock twp,
Montour co, Pa.
On Nov. I'd, in Orangeyillo, by Rev.
Nathaniel Spear, Mr.. William d. Van.
horn, OI Liberty twp. and Mrs. Loyina
Breeze, Of Mt. Pleasant.
BY the same, on the 18th ult., Wash
ington Strong, of Ferry, Bradford CO., to
Mary q Lunger, Of Jackson, Col, CO,
On the 2Gth uit, by the Rev William
]. Eyer, Mr.. James Young, to Miss Eliz
abcth Snyder, both of Catawissa, Pa.
On the 18th ult,, at Berwick, by Rev.
W. 3, Fox, Mr.. Wm, Buchanan, of Mes.
copeck, to Miss Elizabeth Raider, of Hob
bic, both Of Luzcrne co.
Al Lime Ridge, by Rev. D. S. Trucka.
miller, on the 10th ult,, Mr., james Fow-
ler and Miss Lydia Hughes.
/ In Espy, by the same, on the 23d ult.
Mr.. Augustus Lctterman Of Lewi,town
Mitilin co.., and Miss Catharine NJ. He
fright of Petersburg, Huntington co. Pa
On the 25lh ult., at the NJ. y. Parson-
sonagc in Berwick by NJ. P. Crosthwaito
Isaac Martz of Bfiarereck, and Miss Sa-
mantha j. llevoncr of Nescopeck,
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"De Nigs git de Palm :"

When the white soldiers were returning
to Harrisburg after the close of the war,
Rev. j. Walker Jackass, Cameron and the
Hessian had nothing to say. "Not drum
was heard" "Nary" hurrah and no
banquet But when the "Ngs" come
home, then comes the bauquet-the ora
tion-tho review and all "de pomp and
sarcnmstance OBJ war !" "The negroes
carried off the palm p
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE.

AND NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
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Second Old Fellows Buiding 5th 81,
Third " " Nos. % aud % 81 clair Street
ARRIVALS Fo7 THE WEEK ENDING Nov 25, 1865,
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Por terms ana information concerning the College,
Address,
Dec. :, Ices,
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DIED.


In Mount Pleasant twp. Colombia CO.,
on the goth ult., Andrew Mellck, aged
81 years.
In the town of Buck Horn. Columbia
county, on Monday last, Mrs. Mary Jane
Shoemaker, wife Of Jesse Shoemaker,
aged about % years.
In Catawissa township, on the 22i of
November, Mr. Charles Eiseuhart, aged
about 40 years.
In Locust township, on the 22d of No
vcmbcr, Mr.; Geo. Fahringer, aged about
60 years.
10 Berwick, on Friday 10th ult., Mrs.
Sarah Cole, aged 80 years, 5 months and
9 days, She was the oldest resident of the
place,
After a very brief illness in Washing
tonville, Montour county, on the lsth ult'
Mrs, Nancy Butler widow of the late
William c. Butler, aged 70,
At the residence of her son Jesse c.
Amorman in Cooper township, Montour
county, on Sunday Nov. l9!h ult,, Mrs.
Susannah Amcrman, aged about 60 years.
In Valley township, Montour 9 ounty
September 2lst, Mary G, Ware aged 81
ycass s months and five days.
In Shiokshinney, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, Truman II, Clark, aged G5
years, five months aud 10 days, His fun
eral was largely attended by members Of
Shiokshnnoy and Berwick Lodges Of L.
u. Of y. L.
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The TCorning Man.

The long looked for is coming at last,
viz the 'irroprcssible conflict )" the
"culled pussen," known in State papers of
former times as the "American citizen of
African decent" Among recent kilograms
from the Federal capital we find the fol-
lowing announcement
"a large number of freedmen are to be
sent North, to be employed in mines and
on railroads. Itis true Pennsylvania is
not specially mentioned, but the word
"mines' clearly indicates that their main
destination is the state where mining is one
Of the principal pursuits. AS the direct
consequence, therefore, the elective vic.
tory of the Pennsylvania negro party, the
"coming man" is coming
Let all those who consider themselves
ian equal and a brudder" "bross de lor, "
and Let all the rest lock de smoke house =
- - - --- . .
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THE New YORK DAY Book We
would call attention to the Prospectus Of
The Ne0 York Day book, in another
column of this weeks paper, 1t will he
seen, from the following, that Tie Dag
Doot enjoys high reputation as brave
and fearless Democratic journal. The
Sonoro (Cal.) Uemoc'at says oft: "The
power the paper wields is immense, and
its discussions Of the greatqueatious unan.
swerablc.' The Hayerhill (Mass) J Ban.
nor say "Ii its course were followed,
the Democratic party would soon loom up
again." The Matches Miss. Democrat
says "Outspoken aud uureservod in its
dealings with all questions touching the
interests Of the qchOLe peOp5e-frm and un.
sworving in its attachment to the principle;
of '76- THE Day BOOh is deserving th,
support Of all well thinking men," Speci
man copies Of this paper will be sent pos
paid to all ord,rng them, when its, premi
ums for clubs, ect can be seen, We ad
wise all our friends who intend to tax
some Nca9 York weekly paper, to be sur
and send for Tile Day Book, 1t is mad
Iup solely for weekly circulation, not re
printed from a daily, and its terms ar
very reasonable.
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f9- The Exchange Hotel, of Wilkes.
Barre, has been purchased by MosSrs, II,
SINNER & Co, by whom it will be con.
Quoted in the future. We bespcak for the
Exchange, liberal patronage by the citi,
zens of Columbia county, as it is a woll-
kept Hotel and is known as Dem ocratic
Head Quarters. Mr. Sinner publishes
bis Card in another column.
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DR.. p, JOHN, publishes this week ar
tiClc, headed "An Obituary" in which he
comes to the sage conclusion, that "IHe
Democratic party IS dead! This same
has been heretofore predicted By as great
fools as DR.. John. But VIC tell him and
them, nay That organization is not dead
nor will it ever diej E'st0 pelpet,ta 1t
will live to save the Republic and chroni-
Gle the demise of DIR. Palomon John and
all the other "ineal dccondents of the
Revolutionary Tories"
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500 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

e@y- DR.. J. j. Ely, formerly professor
in the Nashville (Tenn.) Medical College,
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel where
he is treating any persons afflicted with
dosoaso of any kind. DR.. Ely is very
highly spoken olby the press wherever he
has been as having been successful in
the treatment Of cases however difficult.
Lu>erne Union
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PETERsoNs MAGAZINE We are in

PETERsoNs MAGAZINE We are in
the receipt of this popular Lady's Maya
zine for December. 1t is splendid nun
bcr. The principle engraving, Papa,
Papa" is one of great beauty, For many
yesrs "Pelerson's Magazine" has bad a
larger circulation than any other monthly
in the United States, In 1866 ii will be
greatly improved the readiag matter ,ctlJ
c0ntaaa u doubc-Si1c SeeL Fashion Elatc,
elegantly c0lored, with from four to six
fgures-mabing "Peterson' the cheapest
in the world. The terms will remain hr1
doltaS gear to single suscrbcrs TO
clubs it is cheaper still, viz five copies
for $780, eight copies for Sl2 90, or four
teen copies for $4,000. TO every person
getting up club Cat these rates,) the
Puplisher will send an tgLra copy gratis.
Specimens sent Qf written for) to those
wishing to get up clubs.
Ad3reSS, past pail,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Exch ange Hotel,
White Men Must Rule America
n, Y. Day-Book for 'G6

THIS DAy.RooK proposes TO stand in the future, as
i'm the past upon the great doctrine that this is
White Mans Government on the hasis ot Fcderal
Gnion-that white supremacy and negro subordinate
on arc essert al elements OF American cVlIizauon
and industry. II desires 30 be distinctly counted out
Of that class Of journals which propose TO surrender
pomoCratc principlesi 10 acoWafhy pubiic c'amor-
II uspiros to no higher honor lhan TO be the organ OF
the rr eat Agritut1rc Glasses ol the country against
the public pIundcrcs Of all parties, who now, through
banks tan is, taxes and free nrgrosin nrc striving
crush them, The bay Book, or its sub iututc Tho
Caucasian, for four iong and bloody years, kept the
nau ol state Rights and Constitutional Liberty flying
Mt great pucunary sacrifice, in New York, and at
time too, when IL no other journal to keep II compa-
ny. II has not therefore, been printed merely to
make money, but has chosen rather to be Eight and
with the People than 10 court the favor of clique, and
rich railroad corpor'uois ana o. Wrong Mitn ,ne
would nave been sadly bankrupt in principle had 1t
taken any other conrsc. 1t does not mean TO tun
competition with Shoddy Democratic Abolition pa
prrs supported by political funds robb from the
people, aud it warns the masses mat there are many
50 called Democratic papers engaged III tn conspira
by to mortgage 'hG bones ana slhrW5 OF tho farming
and industrial class to hondholdrrs and cdpi0isS
and surrender the old Cuiou aud the od Con tutIon
to The Mongrcists. It, therefore calls upon all true
men TO stand by 1t for another years hgnt with the
Anotionists. monopoiists and public plundcrcrs Tho
Dly.iiook Is now generally recognized AS the
Leading Democratic Weekly of the Coun.
try, and has the
LARGEST Circulation Of any Published be-
ing the only New York paper Of its class ,de up az
Family and Agricu tura Journal.
EXPRESSLY FOR COUNTRY CIRCULATION.
WIN FULL REPORTS AL TIE NEW MARKETS.
Terms-Cash in Advance,
Oac copy ono year, 90
Three copies one year ) so
FIVE copies one year, and one / o the Eoter
up Of the club, 10 90
Ten copies year, and one to the gottcr
up Of ihc cluh, II so
Twenty copies one year. 30 90
Gold Pen Premiums.
Send for Specimen copy, aud see tho full paricr
lars .he God Pm Premiums offered for GET ing up
clubs for 1850
We employ no travelling agents, Every per son who
hates negro equality authorized and requested to
agent and send ON subScri ptiOns ~ Address,
giving post.otcc, county aud State in full
VAN EVERlE, HORTON & co,
No, lJ4 Nassau Street, Now OTk.
Dec Q. lRG1
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rs7y" Sheriff Vanlccr, of Luzarne, was
sworn into Office OH last Saturday morn.
ing, and entered upon the duties of his
Office by holding an inqujsttiou in the af-
ternooD.
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--Scuetor Doolittle reports the MAORI,
ty against negro suffrage in Wisconsin at
between six and seven thousand.
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Visit TO Ashland.

We paid visit on last Saturday, to the
fourishing Borough of Ashland, in Schuyl,
kill county. 1t had been some two years
since we were last in Ashland, and we
were greatly astonished 10 witness its in
creasing growth and business aspect -
Ashland is situate in the heart of the
Coal Region, and sustans a population Of
over 10, 900 inhabitants, composed chiefly
of miners and laborers-mainly Irish and
German Catholics-presenting all the mi
nutia in trade and commerce Of an East
ern City.
The Coal Mines and Breakers, in Ash
land and its vicinity, are numerous and
extensive, ,and afford employment to a large
number of laborers and disbursc an I'M
menso amount of capital. Stores, Churches,
Uathedrals Shops, Mills, Taneries, Hotels
and Restaurants, arc everywhere visible.
Among the most important Institutions in
Ashland, is nourishing Printing Office,
whence issues we'll conducted dom ocrat.
ic weekly newspaper, entitled the ''Ash-
land AdUOcate conducted by Lieut.. ALIEN
b. TATE.
In short. AsHLAND,is prosperous and
active business Borough. Its prosperity
indicates growing greatness, May its best
expectations he sneediIv realized.
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Thc Magazine for the Times
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DR.. Palsmon JOln, United States Rev
enue assessor for this Congressional Dis
trict, ardenily wishes and anxiously prays,
that Edw. McPherson, the late Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, at Wash
ington, will exclude the Southern Members
from their seats in Congress, and adds,
that the lie Of the Republic hangs upon
the fat of Qhis) one man. President
johnson is in favor Of their admission -
The above utterances disclose the remark
able fact, that the creature Of the President
Of the United States, openly arrays him
self in opposition to bis expressed wishes
and prays for the defeat Of tho vital prin-
ciples Of the Government,
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Nctu easements,
House and Lot for Sale

A valuable Lot, situate on Third Street,
IN BIO omsburg, whcrcon is erected an excellent
Brick Dwelling House, Kitchen and stable, Is onereu
for sale cheap. Apply to - .,,, ,,,,,s
Ucc g 1s65-3ts
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B3J- The official majority for Marcus J.,
Ward, Republican, for Governor Of New
Jersey, is 2,7s9