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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
An Editor Drafted.

Morgan R. Wills, Esq, one of the Ed,
itors of the "HeroI AMI Free Press ani
RepubLicam,' is among tho drafted OF
this borough. What change there will be
made in the conduct Of our contemporary
on this account we have not heard The
HeraM anil RepwUsraa is among the su,
per "loyal' of the devotaes of Father A
braham, and its drafted editor will not
think of applying for exemption or putting
in substitute Hs will, as a matter OF
course, we say, den the true blue of the
"gallaut brigade" and 20 with the stately J
step oil the warier to help to put down
this "accursed rebellion"
N0ria0lCo REGISTER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

bs5" We propose to publish in our next
number, the Petition aud Papers in the
case Of Daniel McHenry, Esq as pre-
sentcd to the U s, Senate, just before the
lnte adjournment Of Congress They will
af,rd inform alton both instructive and
interesting upon the Columbia County
Invasion Of 1864, aud the subsequent
persecution aud oppression Of innocent and
worthy citizens, all resulting from the
folly and malice of weak and base men
amoug u.s.
In the meautime we may mention, that
The statements Of the Harrisburg Tie
graph and Columbia County Republican
that Mr.. McHenry's petition was laid on
the table on motion of Mr.. Cowan, and
that the petition was rejected or its author
rebuked by the Senate, are absolutely and
entirely false. In regard to Mr.. Cowar
we recollect most indignant denuucia
ton by him Of the Columbia County ar
rests, published in the Globe month Of
two since, and we learn also that he nad
no motion whatever in this case nor wa
there any hostile action by the Senate
The subject simply went over for want o
time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Ba- The Press grows indignant because
three negro men were elected from the
Walnut street passenger cars, few days
ago. In grand philippe, the event calls
forth; we find these sentences -
THE inconsistency Of the Republic has
been from its beginning the derision of the
world
That's downright "disloyalty, to speak
i'll Of the Republic Again:
"Colored men must have their rights ,or
white men must suffer from the wrongs
they infict."
This threatens a negro rebellion, and
savors Of servile war 10 the future. Put
ting arms into the hands Of the negroes i,
done, no doubt 10 enable them to demand
"tlIeit rights" and inact the "wrongs'
which "whith men will suffer-
In The hour of madness the Press ha!
let the cat out Of the bag. Ifthe negro i,
DOT conceded equal rights with the white
men he will fight for them. This is the
plain English Of the matter.
Doyiesto,cn Democrat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
The Vice President to be Remov.
ed.

The N. Y. Tribune, having tried in
vain to hide the disgraceful scene at the
Inauguration of Audy Johnson, by pre-
serving entire silence in regaad to the
matter for almost week, came out yes
terday with the following scathing article.
Says the viriuously indignant Greely
"Mr. Andrew johnson, our new Vice
President, is said 10 have been dementct
by liquor when sworn into Office, and tc
have made senseless and discreditabe
harangue 10 consequence. And il is re.
ported he has fallen into habits which
disqualify him for the high position tc
which he has been chosen,
We fcrvently hope that at least the lat
ter and worse half of this scandal will
prove untrue for, if it should not, tht
country will be subjected to the pain ant
scandal and Mr.. Johnson 10 the NORTH
cation insparabe from his expulsion from
office. If he has become drunkark land
does not promptly and thoroughly reform
he certainly cannot remain Vice Presden
Of the United States ; and, if he has any
earnest and intimate friend, he will be S,
assured forthwith. The People may pit.
as well as mourn bis fall; but they canno
abide drunkark in his present high posi-
ton"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Ia Andy Johnson Vice Presi-
dent

In connection with tho rocest beastly
exhibition of Andrew Johnson in the U.
S. Senate, the Manchester IN. il } Union
we'll says:
In this con nection, it may be proper TO
say that Johnson has now no color oI
right to the position he occupies, for Con
gress rctu,ed to recognize the state ot
Tennessee as being in the Union. THAI
state voted for President and Vice Presi
ident, to be sure, but the electoral vote
was thrown out, and the State left in th(
same category as South Carolina. If it il
in the Union, its votes should have beef
received If out, johnson has no right II
the position he holds.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25


McCullum, John A Funston School Di-
rectors, James Kisner, David Kisnor
Inspectors, o p Runyan. S p Dsmott
Auditor, Jacob A Swisher Town Clerk,
John Dollman,
MtDn. Constable, Peter Lantz; In.
spcctors, Henry Miller, Samuel Schwepp.
enheiser Assessor, lcob Yohe, Super.
visors, Isaac Andreas, Peter Michael
Poor Cverseers, Lowis Eckroth, John B
Yohe ; School Directors l X Scbwepp
enhciser, M B Hettcr Auditor, d H
Montgomery; Judge, Stephen Dietterich
Observation-Disclosures Jacob Ship.
man, Thomas j Wellivcr Constable, John
Hhipman Poor Overseers Samuel John
son, Samuel Oman; Supervisors, William
j Ikclcr, William Howell; Inspectors
Joshua Hartsel, Daniel McCarty; Asses
sor, Samuel Jacoby School Directors,
Peter Hippensteel, A j Ikeler; Judge,
D X Appleman; ; Auditor, George kra-
mer.
ntour.-Con stable, Isaac L Yost /;
Supervisors. John Diet,erch, Lewis Roat;
Inspectors, Evan WelIiver lsaac Mowery ;
) Assessor, Absalom Fry; Poor Overssers,
, Absalom Fry, John Loiby School Di.
reotors, John b Weaver, Lewis Roat
Judge, John Dietterich; Auditor, John G
Quick
Ordnge.-Justice, James B Harman
y. Inspectors, Samuel Zimmerman, Wil!iaa
Schuyler; Constable, Michael Q Keller
Assessor, John Snyder; Supervisors, Mi
chael Hagcnbuch, George Swigart; Poo>
Overseers, Peter Bellies, Daniel Kieff-r
, School Directors, Samuel Everett, Thom
as McIIenry; Judge, William Bellas
, Auditor, Hiram r Kline Town Clerk
r, A B Stewart.
~ Pine.-J ustice, John P Lore Con.ta
r. bic, Adam Bobb; Poor Overseers, job
, f Fowler, Albert Hunter; School Direc
p tors, Henry Richie, John L Fowler; 81
!. pervisors, James Mrsters, Jacob Christian
Assessor, John Bruncr Inspectors, j
Cornclson, John Bruuer Judge, Benjo
- min Wlntersteen !; Auditor, John W Hun
ter.
D. Roaring Cnek. Go stable, James Kc
IN fer; Supervisors, George Craig, Samu'
n; Houck; Inspectors, Daniel Gearhart, Cha
IN Eek School Directors Philip Cool, Dar
s. iel Rarig Assessor, James Keffer Poe
E Overseers, William Driesbach, Benjami
B.hm; Judge, Phinoas Thomas Aud
II. tor, William Rhoad., N. Driesbaoh It
m vote.
e, Sugar off,. Constable Cornelius Girtol
d Supervisors, VIM. J Hess, David Lewis
L Poor Overscers, Jacob Fl Fritz, John
h Kile; Inspectors, Philip Hess, Richal
Hess Z; School Directors, John Lewis, All
b. jah Fritz, Assessor, Jesse Fritz; Judg
,s Andrew Hess; Auditor, VIM B Feterm a
in Scott.-iustice, II G Creyelipg; Po'
or Overseers. Henry Trembly, VIM Hager
buch; Inspectors, VIM M Ent, Villa
N Christman; Constable, A G Newhar'
n. Assessor, Joseph Eilley; School Director
:. G W Creyeling, John Neyhart; Judg
James Lake !; Auditor, A 2 Fowler, ]
y. Hartman-tie vote; Supervisors. Reub
ass Cup, P D Keller
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
MARRIAGES.

On Thursday, the 23d of March, 1865
by the Rev, j. W Lesher, at the House
OF the brides Father, in Buckhorn, Mr.,
NEHEMIAH REEcE and Miss. MARTHA
SHOEMAKER, all Of llemlock township,
Columbia CO
On the llth inst, by the Rev, William
j. Eyer, Mr. GEORGE f, Flinkinger, OF
Beaver ValIey,to Miss. RgBEooA MILLER
Of Mainville, Pa.
On the same day, the same Mr., ADAM
Mensch, Of Locust Township, to Miss,
SARAH ELIZABETH LEvAN, Of Roaring.
creek township Col, Co.,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

BaT Next Democratic State Convention,
The State Central Committee,at their late
meeting in Harrisburg, settled upon We'd.
nesdey, the 2lst day of June next, as the
day for holding the Democratic State
Convention, and the Hall Of the House OF
Representatives in Harrisburg as the place
The meeting OF the Committee, we learn,
was full one, and the proceedings har.
monious. Candid stes for Auditor General
and Surveyor General are to be elect ed
next October.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

How SHoDDY Is FAVORED On the
18Th OF February, when the amended rev.
enue bill was before the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes, the duty on diamonds and jew
elry, was redncrdso five per cenr, al vol.
orem. There are shoddy luxuries, and
are therefore favored, while the duty on
printing paper is kept at such high fig,
urc that none is imported, The rich can
have cheap diamonds and jewelry, but the
poor can not have cheap books and news
papers
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
sg- THE FLOOD, which has ;u.t owe

sg- THE FLOOD, which has Just over
whelmed the country, has been one Of
unprecedented severity and very destruc-
tive. Bloom,burg escaped injury. But
the farms and property below,in the point
Of Fishingcreek and the Susqaehannah
were generally submerged and suffered
much loss. The families residing on the
low lands had to move out and with grea,
difficulty saved their lives and their stock
Most of the Bridges on he West Branch
are gone. Railroads much injured
Com Iunicatiou has been generally sus.
pended.
In word-it was a terrible food
The loss ofproperty is immense. Many
lives were also lost.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Day- Gen Mcclellan is in Paris, stop.
ping at tho Hoto de l'Fmpire, but is soon
to leave Tor Rome. He breakfastet at
Ciaremont, while 10 England, with the
entire Louis Philippe family, consisting
OF twenty-five persons, and was also invt
ed to the house of the Prince Of Wales
Al Paris bis time was occupied in sight
se.iag with Mrs MCCLELLAN, who is in
Europe lor the first time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Vice President Johnson.
From the Plttsburg GazIttc, Republican. J

LFrom the Pittsburg GazJttc, Republican,
We have hitherto refraiued from COM
menting upon the iact that the Vice Presi
dent di-graced himself and the nation BY
appearing in state oil intoxication at the
time of his induction into off &c and iuhict.
ing upon his hearers a maudln, drunken
speech, not because we hoped thereby to
hide the unpleasant fact upon our readers,
or shrink from cundemning the grievous
fault committed, but because we hoped
that a little delay would bring US some
mitigation of the report, and render the
transaction less disgraceful than was at
first stated. We have waited, however in
vain; aud now that the facts are beyond
dispute, we join with the Republican press
of the country in telling the Vice President
that having utterly disgraced himself,,ub
jected bis party to tue keenest mortiGca.
ton, and made his country a laughing
stock in the eyes of the world, the least
reparation he can make is to resign. Al.
ter the exhibition Of himself he cannot
occupy that place any longer with honor
or credit. His good name is lost, aud he
cannot regain it by holding on to place
he has disgraced. If he attempts to hold
on 10 it he wi Il thereby show himself in.
sensible to shame, and therefore all the
more uufsted for that high position.
But what if he does not resign! Then
let him be impeached, or reached is some
other way by the action of the Senate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

r9- Capt. G. NJ. MANvrLIE, Deputy
Provost Marshal for the Thirteenth Con.
gye,sional District, has been removed from
ofti5e, by orders from Head Quarters -
Capt. WILLIAM SnvERs, Deputy Pro.
vost Marshal, at Bloomsbury, has been
appointed his successor, in Office. We
might have a worse man in the posit OF
than Capt. Silvers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Notice in Partition.
Estate Of Samuel Smith, deceased

In the matter Of the At an Orphans Court held at
partition of the Real Boomshu in and for the
Estate OF Sai SIuIh, county of Columbia, on hurs
deceased. day, February 9th, 1866.
ON motion Of MAJ Jackson Esq the Court grant =
rule directed to Phnras Smith, | aac smith, Jacob
Smith lienry Smith, Aaron Smith, Gilbert n. Fowler
and Carh rine hi wife, late Catnarine smith, daugh
.er Of said decGdent, John Nunkesser and Eenora
his wife late Eienora smith daughter Of the said de
ccdcnt, Andrew Croli ana elizabeth, his wife, late
Elizabeth Smith daughter Of the decedcnt Josiah
Gcmnett ana Charlotte his wife, tate Charlotte Smith,
daughter Of the dccrdent and Samuel t. smith, all
children OF said GGCedert, aud Gilbert II. Fowler,
guardian Of w. kghter smith, minor and only
child of Abraham Smith deceased. who was son 0I
the deceden' heirs and legal representatives of the
aforesaid samuel smith, deceased.
HOuand each Of you hereby required be and ap
pear, at the next term of said Court be held at
Bioomsburg, ON the first Monday of May and ac
cept the Real Estat! Of said dsselGnt the
ap ui~ed valuation put upon it by the Inquest duly
returned or show cause Why the same should not be
sold.
Wines the Hon. William Elwell, Pre- sidcnt Judge OF
said Orphans Court, at Bloomsbury, the 9Th day
! Of February a. ID. 1865 JESSE COLEMAN,
CLERK G..
The parties interested will take notice of above
| Rule SAMUEL SNYDER,
March %, l5r5. snkRIrr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

sD- Hon, John f. Hale, xSenator
from New Hampshire, has been appointed
and confirmed as Minister to Spain
This nomination has taken by surprise
some of the particular personal friends Of
Mr.. Lincoln who have been systematically
presentrd by Mr.. Hale for two years past
They say the surest way to the President
favor is to oppose his policy and abuse hi
friends.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

by- Hon Strange N. Palmer, a well
known and highly respected citizen Of
Pottsville, died in that borough on the 9th
inst, in the eth year Of his age. He
was formerly an Associate Judge OF the
Schuylkill County Courts. and editor Of
the PotisutNe Emporium
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

8G5- Our quota, is still SO men. The
Draft from this District, it is thought, can
not be taken for some weeks hence, in
consequence of the machine not being il
readiness and the impossiblity of getting
the men to Troy owing to the destructioI
oil Rail Road communication. Perhaps III
necessity may be entirely obviated.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
DEATHS.

In SngarIoaf township, Columbia coun-
IT,, on the 9th of Febuary, 1865, Mr.
WILLIAM KILE, aged "A years, months S
and 20 days,
In Fishingcreek on the 10 b inst, DA-
vID ArUcKER, aged so years months
aud Is days,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

u. 8. SENAToR.-John p. Stockton,
was elected Unired States Senator by the
Legislature Of New Jersey on Wednesday
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General Scott on Peace.

The following letter was addressed bJ
the veteran General ScorT to the Com
mlttee of Invitation to the New York eel
cbrati Oh on the 4th inst
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New YoRK, MARCH 3.
Hon. G. p. DAILY, CHAIRMAN, &c.


Hon. G. p. DAILY, CHAIRMAN, &c.
DEAR SIR,-I regret, on account of
debility, cannot take part in the grand
celebration Of tomorrow, as l sincerely
rejoice in our victories over rebels which,
with Others impending, cannot lal soon to
bring back iuto the Union, on terms Of
perfect equaihy in r,ghtS AMI dmies, the
outstanding States Reciprocal respect
! and admiration have already, by the dint
OF hard fighting, beeu established between
the gallant veterans Of the opposing armies,
and this noble sentiment gives the hope
that it may conquer the miserable hatred
so general between combatants-Secessi-
onisls and Unionsts. This indeed would
be the great coUq ,est Of the day..
remain, with high respect yours truly
WINFIELD SCoTT,
Here are wo.ds OF wisdom aud patriot.
ism, Gen. Scott wants to see no subju
gated provinces 10 the restored Union, bu
the outstanding States brought back con
terms Of perfect equality And it is "ll {
miserable hatred between honcombatants
the politicians on either side who origi
naIly precipitated the country into civi
war-thas prevents the restoration o
Peace and Union. Ensrust General Scot
or General Grant, on our side, and Gen
ell al Lee, on the side Of the rebellion, will
, the powers Of Peace Commissioners an
, the bloody controversy between North an
r South would be brought to close With
l ten days, on terms satisfactory to nine
. teen.twenticths Of the people of both sec
,ions,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

The we'll known DR.. Warren, of BoS-
ton say of these Pills, They have the
finest effect upon the Liver and digestive
organs of any medicine in the world ami
are the most perfect purgative which has
ever yet been made by anybody. Their
effects have abundantIy shown to the
community how much they exsel the Or
dinary medicines in use. They are safe
and pleasant to take, bit powerful to cure.
Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities Of the body remove the OBJ
rtructions of its organs, purify the blood,
and expel disease. They purge out the
foul humors which breed aud grow dis
tempers, stimulate aluggi,h or dsordered
organs into their natural action, and i'm
part a healthy tone with strength to the
whole system, Not only do they cure the
every day complaints of everybody, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful effects they
are at the same timc, in diminished doses,
the safest and best physic that can be EN-
ployed for children, and being purely veg
etable are free from auy risk or harm.
The most remarkable feature Of these
pills is the perfection with which they act
in extremely dissimiIar chronic diseases.
The same doses cure Diarrh@t or Dys,
Pepsia, in either case restoring the organs
TO healthy and natural condition, which
cannot be said Of any other medicine in
existence"
They create pure blood and remove all
Impurities from the system, hence arc a
positive cure for
FEVERS,
HEADACHE,
PILES,
MERCURIAL DISEASES
AND
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Gl0OMSguaG
Skylight Picture Gallery.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
Z the citizens OF Bloomsburg and the public gene.
rally, that he has succeeded MrRosenstock in the Pho.
tograph and Daguerrean business at the well known
SkyLighi STAN in the Exchange Block StOhnrr 4
SsOre, to which he has added full Camera and i'm.
proved MATERIAL by which he promises 10 t.ks the
perfect
LiEE-LiKE PICTURES,
seated or standing, that have yet been produced in
this section of Country.
This being the only establishment Of the kind in
Bioomsburs. and having been fitted up at heavy ex.
pcusr, 1t may he considered a first class Likeness y
SALOON, Groups or single picture taken at any time
lie snicIts the public custom aud he will be
dOlt 10 render general satisfaction.
~ ALBUMS AND flCTt RE FRAMES, of al
kinds, constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
CLEMENT GEARHART
Bluomsbuic, March 25, 1865
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WYOMING
Insurance Company,
WILKES BARRE. PENNA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, - Sl5O.OOO

ClFlEkL AND SUHPLtS, - Sl5J,OUG
AS SSETS.
Stock not called in, $50 900
Bills receivable, 40 OO0
L, :. ! 20 Bonds, 25 0OO
Temporary aud call loans, G. OnO
lG3 shares Wyoming Bank Stock, 6,ISU
ji shares First National Bank al Wilks.Barre, 5000
~ shares Second National Bank at Wilkes Barre 7NnI
Al shares NiIkcSBarre Bridge Stock $3.50
Real Estate, 1919
Judgments, 1902
Dur from Agents and others, 7,4l4
Cash IN Aand and in Bank, l,e4!
stEas kGCEts FRS.
6, NJ. HOLLENBACK, J.. D. SHOEMAKER.
JOHN kElCHARD. II, NJ HOYT,
SAMUEL WADlAMS, O. :OLLING,
CHARLES DORRANCE, WM. 5 ROSS
h d. LNtUE. CHARLES MINER,
) EWARI PIERCE, NJ HARDING.
G. NJ nOLLENRAtK, President.
. l., D. SHOEMAKER, Vice PresV
r. c. SMITH, secKATAR4.
+. BROWN, Agent,
March 95, lsG5, Gloomsburg, Pa.
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hCAbhSi1Li
PILES,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
AND
Hereditary EIumors.

sSs- Price One Dollar per Box, Trade
supplied, or sent by Mail, post paid, to
any part OF the United States or Cana
das on receipt Of price by
II s, ROWE & Co Sole Agents
43 Liberty Street. New York.
AGENTS FOR BLooMsBuRG
Eyer D. M0yer, John. X. Gutoa, A. Ter.
u Tiger, E. f., Lmz.
March 20, ie65-6mo,