Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10
VOLUME 20.

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be had OF all the principal news agents.
"Pricc sells il, L write for il, aud sensible
people advertise in it," Thus 1 boaded
the poster All day long general gush of
my particular friends and admirers to ge.
copies OF the New Enterprise but none
of them offers to pay. The inyari,bls
reply to the boy "It's all right---iell Mr..
that got it," Mem. The real friends
OF the editor are those who take his paper
and pay for it as readily as they do for
their liquor.
Sunday. 23d, Soldtbrec hundred pa
pors. Agents sold fifty, Gave awsy to
irie nds aud the press nearly Eve hundred.
Friends seem to think we publish our pa.
per for pastlme. Ofcourse an editor never
wants money. Impossible that man OF
brains should starve, or be i'll want OF ten
cents wherewith to purshase paper Of
tobacco Absurd! My partncr buttons
up his pocket dubiously. All pay out and
nothisg coming n. Thinks my infuenos
and popularity don, amount to much. He
can't back out now SO think. Mon
eyed partners are unpleasant fellows
They always shake their money at you az
their strongest argument.
Mond0y, 25,h. Began to clear away
! for another week Of labor
Tuesday, 25h. Partner went on sa
excursion the frs, Of the season. Day
cold, raw, clustering, and sunshine visi.
ble in patches, I travelled about town,
and succeeded in getting an unusually
heavy brick in my hat.
Ucdnesday, 27ih.-Received a note
from my partner. Says if Il don't come to
Office be twill be compelled" etc. Hum
bug. Can't write tolerable Engli.h. \
suppose must 60 down 10 Office. Cuss
the luck
EMay, 2eth. He'd an interview with
my partner-sad he was going into The oil
business, and began it by lubrcasing the
interior channels of his @sophagus with
old rye Seventeen friends came in and
offered advice concerning next issue
Each one of them wanted puff. Pre-
sented them with some ex ceedingly heavy
SKIES. They were puffed accordingly
My partner offered 10 buy or sell. l
couldn't buy, and wouldn't permit him to
sell. Had au offer from temperance leo.
turer to write sx.oolumn eapose Of the
manner in which whiskey ard other "sl-
: coholic poisons for body and soul" are
manufactured. Told him I void write an
!, article showing how it was consumed, and
asked him to a. sist. He declined and de-
nounced my paper as trucker, time
, server, and bound to 60 down. Told him
l thought frorn present appearances it was
} "goirg up shall, in my next, relate
my experience in the closi ng 0 my enter
prise-gbe Nea0 EntefprjSe-and OF sun-
. dry little troubles with advertising colec-
: tors, whom | engaged, and who were Of
s material assistance in winding up the CON
Germ, even before il had run down.
Eay- AS the cry of "copporhead" di,s
out with the end of the war which gave
= rise TO it, new names and new epithe,s
will be applied to the Democratic party
. But as there is nothing in a name, and as
principles never die, The glorious old par
ty, under whose mild and benignan. reign
y our country attained its place among the
c nations of the earth, has nothing to fear
: from the revilngs of its enemies. Like q
y rock in mid ocean over whose breast The
. breakers beat in vain, it stands as eterna
y as Truth herself, and as immutable as The
" principles upon which it is founded. I'll,
gates of abolitionism shall not prevail
i against it, nor shall the waves Of fanati-
: cism oyerwhelm it with shame, Gather
= around its standard, o, ye people anc
plant its glorious folds SO high above the
aspirations Of its enemies, that all the op-
,. pressed Of the earth may SEQ it, and rusl
y 10 claim a share in it's blessings.
!. Gen. Banks and the Red River
Campaign.
d The Congressional Committee on tht
!, Conduct of the War have completed thei
}. labors. The Washington correspondent
y of the Rochester Democrat states that "th
a. evidence bearing on the Red River cam
it paign is very damaging to Gen. BANKS
y and exhibits in him ah incompetency, al
re inyersion Of all military tactlcs and un