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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

THg MoSRoR DocTarxE.--Franee Ia
coming rapidly into the foreground oil
the senfiies of the sections. Few eyenss
will bear with greater foree On the devsl-
opmsat Of her policy in this country,
than the late action on diplomatic appro-
priatioas in the Senate. On the clanse
setting apart funds for the payment Ui
the Federal representatives in mexico,
Ar. Wade moved that the word 'sMexiea,i
be qualified by adding the words <tshs
Republic of" and. the amendment haE-
ing been carried, the appropriation
stands, now, for consular and diplomats
services TO the fugitive Government oil
Juasea. s'Msxieo," the original form d
toe appropriation, shows that Mr. Lar
coin would have left the question opea /;
bat tbs addition of the Senate has placed
it in form which casts plainly befoFs
the country the shadow OF events whose
coming is as certain as the rising Of the
sum. 7. Eens. 5. #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
Acts al yaa4saiism.
tprou the Rlehnaas4 seatipea, Jan.

tpror the Rlehnona ssntinei, Jan. 10.
1t vas quiet along the lines st Peters
burg Yesterday. TIE Express sage: We
may as we'll here mention "a act of desc
cration committed by the enemy, during
bis Late raid ON Bells6eld, which has Dot
before been published. The High Hill
Baptist church, in the vicinity Of JaFrss's
station, and the Providence Methodist
Church, near Corman's Well, we're set
fire 10 and burned TO the ground. Both
of these charehes were large, eommodious
buildings, and the latter newly erected
one. Oar citizens are thus not Gully rob-
bed Of their property, insalsed and mGr
dcred, bat they are deprived of their
public places Of worship, which are con
samed By the torch.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
General gsAn Aaama.

Brigadier General John Adams, of the
Miss, Brigade, says correspondent OF
The Selma Rebel, was shos through aba
body At Franklin, nine times. No one
ever died SO brayely or 90 CALAMITY. The
Yankees robbed his body CT bis pocket
book, watch and his large seal ring.
They took his wife's picture, bat gave II
70 enc Of the wounded men, who Ystura-
ed Is. t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

g. The World, In reviewing the hos~
sila relations Of England and France TO-
wards the United States, very .forcibIy
conel adas that
nBy every prompting Of interest, by
every instinct OF jealousy and fear France
and England are interested in the dlsun-
ion OF the United States. By every priB-
cipis Of interest, BY every instines nf
pride and power, the North and South
are equally drawn TO union. What stands
In the way2 That miserable eompoand
of fanaticism and demagoguisn, aad
centralism, the Repbsiean party |"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
"REMINISCENCES OF eEx. sACKsoss

REMGN EsCESCEs OF GEN. JACKSON,
Dir. Riges was worshippas Of Gen.
Jackson with whom be vas on the most
intimate terms, aa publisher OF The Globe.
then edited by Mr. Blair, and tbs &C.
knowledgss organ of cid Hickory. Ne
nan was better acquainted with the
ssentful administration OF Gen. Jaekson
than MIR. Rives was, and have sat in bis
oEies hour after hour listening to Ass
"reminiscences. Among these we're the
attempts made ut different sinss By Dir.
Van Barren, Attorney Gen. b. Z, Baslsf,
and osheFs, - tone down and modify
Jsoksoa's messages and prod amAaisns.
Ga QUE oesasloa--it wss Ia the message
Of DeosmhsF 3, 1885, os The, Fraanh Ia
eemnisy-Gensral Jackson had writtaa !
gThe honor OF my country ahall nsssv
be stained BY an apology by me for the
statement OF truth aad the pexfoguasaes
OF duty nor can givs aay explanation
Of my olsc.cial aes, except sush as ID sina
10 integrity and justice, sad consistent
with the principles on which our insai-
tutious have been fsaEaed.n
81 wss waiting for T'as Globes copy
of toe message said DIR. Rivoss ssaass-
ting With The General, who was sEnsk ing
bis pipe whsa Major Boaslson, bis prs-
vass secretary, came In, and read The
page or more OF manuscripts which shs
cabinet had substituted FOR shis ssn-
ssnee.n
IL vas lasa 90 Sunday aighs, and 0ss-
grass was b. msss the aaxs mogniag ~
When Mai. Deaalsoa had read sha sub
ssitsssd sentence shs geasrsl said, sNss
rsad u agafn.s IL wss read d sasond
time and be- then reese, paced the hsos,
stopped, ard said: ssssika all chat ess,
cir, and pat Ia what wross. ThAs'l
what | msant, sad, By Cd, tkat's wha
NJ mssssxs shAil say.n Ths altssa
tsons wsrs issds, and | have The erixina
copy 30 show that thia was %. 9Th
words emitted, y Mr.. Hiyes wsns 81 d
Isay, "wsrs milk and wassr, bot sAosA RI.
sAinad had the bark ca
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

Net les thea 40 u fhen (nestIy nsGr9se1
bad been killed, besides 1hs nonadsd |;
and tho roe6 for tia l1st siEht 11lSs-~
from Mrs. Willi6m, s--waa afrewn nth
the plnndsF xhi<h shsrs mas now lsissFs
10 coolest.
Ali fheoaEb tbs esunssy they hssfd 1t
negroes scattering through the woods,
many Of whoa viii probably bs picked
up.
The foiiosisg dispatch has bees re-
esivsd at tho War Department, from
Aarisa, Georgia |,
GaneFal Hood reports from Tslpsy
Tennessee, January 9th, thai Thomas ap
peared moviug up The Tesnssses rivsss
until 3 o'clock, 4. n, on The 18th. Seoufs
ssport that six gunhoats and 90 trass-
ports had passed Savannah, Going b..
ward East Point, loaded with troops and
supplies.
g, T. BEAuRKGARD, General.
Savannah ss In Harslsng soansy. Tsna-
essee, on the sass side ct the Tennessee
river. East Point 10 in the noFshsass
Isornsr of Mississippi' near the TsnHessse
line and aboEt thirty miles below sasaa-
nah
Brfiia3f Affair.
The AFFAIR heretofore noticed, which
occurred near BesrJ's Ferry. about two
weeks ago, between Captain Richards, Of
Masby's command and body Of the sn-
emy, was one Of the moss brilliant and
lremaYkable Of the whole war. With 80
men, Capt. Orchards attacked forcs Of
. LOO, and in close Gght, without tSs
loss Of o man On his part, killed, wound
ed and captured 81 81 ths snemy. The
killed an wounded were between 40 and
SO. The escape of Capt. RS msn 10 ~
remarkable ~ their execution upon the
enemy, aad shows the advantage OF com
biaed eoolness and dash.
| A lady who arrived In jackson on the
10th, direct from Visksbarg, informs The
Mississippian, that FOR several days pre-
vioas, che Federal authorities we're sntie~
ipating az attack apon the plaza FROM
the Confederates and that every male i'm.
habitant between the ages OF Is and Is
has been snrolied and organised into the
militia, aud they are mustered and drilled
daily. There 10 scarcely any business
done in Vieksburg; goods are high; the
place is crowded With people, mossly ns-
groes. A raid ia intended 20 be made a.
cross the Big Black soon, and probably
an effort will be made TO coms as far cot
a. jackson.
AtColumbia, Tenn, says correspond
ent, hats and boots were gobbled up BIZ
oEoers for $l0 and SD each, In Confed-
crate money. Our army got medical sup
plies sufficient for sax months.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
Yhs wark. - aalsrslla.

A geatleman just from Saitsills in
forms the Lynchbarg pirginiaa thar the
works can Be put in operation again in
TWO weeas. Tie damages done By the
enemy were not on serious nature
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
ALEXANDER. =

And this same Alexander, II 10 assest-
ed ia TO be the atiy Of the United States,
in case Of a ssmass'' with france about
tho Preach occupation Of Mexico and
vas the honossd and fessd guest Of Ad-
rninistration fayosites in New York City
some time ago. Nov from the above let
ter Ii seems 10 "a that somsbody 10 10 be
fooled, whether sd abe or Maxmillian,
time will determine, and the Monroe doc
irine, II strikes ~ il bound To ssF : in
either eEons.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


strsyea fssm tho sns<sTzbxr or aeoas tae sofia
81 pecsmaag, sae smaif Bay hegss Mule, assaS
years ed sbeak 10 ~ haas hlaA villa leug. Asayy
tail and without shess. AMy peTssa xisins iBfeFs
stlon ieadins 70 ths rseovery Of said uis gill Dc
literally rewarded
Omaha, n. T., 1aa. ~, d. gM&I8MT0A.
5Anusgy o. fsss--&w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
soxxsHusa 10 TnlxK 0S.--Aa emineai
ssssesmaa has said

HcMxTaIEa 20 Iulxk UFs~'~An eminent
ssssesmaa has said
ssConpromiss 10 the Hrss Law OF com
binsGioa y I bad almoss said Of nature
Ii l. she law OF seciesy nj governmenk--
all united acsion. Partners ia business
sompromise-- members OF church soeie-
sies = snsmb1s of political, religinus,
charitable and useful SOCIETIES esnpfo-
mice. Kings compromise With each 9TH
er--shey eompromlse with their subjeets
on loose them. Wars end by oompro-
niss ---ths famsly circle 10 i eosspFomise.
Husbands campresnise With THAR siyss--
fathers sssnpronise with shsir disobedi-
sns ehiidrsn- and II oas holy seiigion ID
true God Almighty compromised Nth
man WHEN he accepted In his behaf the
assasmsas u his Soa; and shall 30 re-
fase 10 do What natafs, reasous ralixion,
ard bistcry VI scnmana =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
noTcE---LAND SALE.

Nssics ID hexshy givsa shas Anarsw d. AeIsmy,
CLERK Of the DissTlet Court Of CragfoFd Geansys
Iows, wiIf egssF fsT sale st the CeuTt Haase Deer
in BennisoH 60 Saturday, March {, issb az .
O'Clock p. u. fAs following dsseriDaa tract Of
IaraA srLna
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
Arrival ~ azsshy 1t his gathers Essi-
aRmre

We ara glad TO hear through the pis-
gsatan Of the arrival Of Colonel Moseby,
the gallant partisan chief, at bis fathers
residence In Amherst. His wound 10 do
Ing we'll, and be expects to be able te re-
tarn to duty in short time. The Ian
KEGS will have another account 10 settle
when be geth back.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
how ARE you. MONROE DocrRrSks

HOW AAE XVba M9AMVh HUI AA0Ns
The Gar has wTitten in French the
following autograph letter to the Emper-
or OF Mexico -
"Air DEAR BsoTHKR-I hare received
from The hands Of your special envoy, the
letter which announces your advent to
the throne Of Mexico, and expresses your
desire to enter into friendly relations
with me.
III feel real pleasure in expressing to
your Majesty the assurance that aEn dis
posed In all respects TO the consolidation
of friendly relations between ourselves
and cur empires. | call down the bless
ings Of heaven upon POUR dominions, and
beg you to accept the assurance OF my
sincsrs friendship.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

Terns II sals o. Timber~i lands enc hall the
purchase nHousy down win good collateral security
sSf ne balance. On Prairie Lands oas laird III
purchase uaeney aewn With good eoliaterai ssr1ritY
Scr ahe balance.
ARDRAw D. MoLOEY, Dist. CLERK.
Z B@anisoa, Crawford Couaty, IewA.
Z Jaausry &c. l6sk-sd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

LORD LYoS's SUGCRssoR.- -~ The Montre-
al Herald says that IIou. Wm- Staagss
who Is now entrusted with the business
OF The British emtAssy at Washipgtoa,
consequent on the departure oil LORD LIZ
ons. for Englaud, WAS formerly atsatehod
10 the embassy al Paris. He 10 . brother
Of the Scotch peer Lord Blaatyrs. The
Blanfyra family are Al ancient family ID
Scotland, bsing directly descended frsH,
Walter, first ford high ssfwaFd Of Scot
land, ia the reign Of King David the First
Anne, 100. The sixth lore bigh stew
ard, By his marriage wish The Princess
Majority, daaghses OF King Robert Dsuae,
became the ancestor Of the Faysl family
of Stuart. The first haron "a Blansyrs
vas Walter Stuart, who vas broaghs up
with King James VI, under George
buchanan, aud heaasns laFa high treas.
drer af Scotland. The Hsn- Wisliaul
Ssuart, new a. Washington, wns bora IN
l62s. IBIS sister, Lady Gsosgianas h
married 10 Sir Aedraw Bashanabs ana
bassador 10 The Court Of St. Petersburg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

70. The bankrupt May De Drgaght 40
and examined on oath as to matters con
earning his estass and dealings. his
wife, and other witnesses fnav hs COM
PEELED TO attend aud Testify. Daring the
pendensy Of proceedings be shaI. be ex-
empt from arrest 10 say civil action fEom
which his discharge and bankruptcy
would free him.
| 80. ALI creditors duly pTosipg aebss
shall share pre- ral0< Tbs emily pFioritiss
are servants wages or aeos0gs' bills 20
The amoans of asty dollars. Three
months after adiadlsasiou (oF earlier IL
The scarf aiFssss,l general neesing Of
creditors shall be called snd ths assignea
make fall development OF alI bis pre-
csedings. A majority 10 sAaas Vi eredi-
/ tors shall dss@mIas What diyiaaad shall
i then be masis, s6fssisns sum eeing re-
1 ssrvsd 90 meet pwshsbie sonsings nsieas---
i But ii sae half 10 value oil the creaitess
are not presents The assignAe shall decide
/ the point. sNa
i 81. a like meeting shaIl be hsl II The
end ef the naxs shTss Euanshs. sad = third
/ and anaI Iassssng shall then b called By
shs eosrk. and 6nal disidsad oeasgsas
/ ualass prevented By seEsaia spesidsd cast
Il saks
52. Dahts proved altar disiasnds paid
shall not disturb them, bus be paid oas Of
later assets. The assigaeS mast somply
with sexs@in prssasihsd fsrms 10 be dis
4 Charged. LIS 10 alIensd III zxpsnAss b
i shs sass and Eve pef cert. 81 lnensy ~
asissd and paid cal ap . III s0oos aboss
~. 900 aad not eses =, 000, tro ard .
halt pzx scHs- % NE sxssss 0ssF III 0es
aaa far shy larger sum :pps pr aeHt. IN
i ths excszs |osss 800. DfsIdsn1s -
10 10 paid kest, % Ne United 6tafss /
tsseonds 70 tbs StAtss bird aAA feaxfA,
seFyxstsf wages and ftessoFsp biils1 - b.
fpss oxIsssd i Gflhs iaxaA nsssoas sshs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
UGAGHSs

In Main township, Columbia county,
Oh The 18th Of August, lsG5,o Discntary, :,
MARY ELIzAnETn, aged : ycNrS,G months
aud ~ days; and IN the same place, Of
the same disease, in the 9th Of September
1868. GEO. B, McULELLAN, aged 3 years
Z month, aud II days, children OF Capt.
j. Il. a Matilda Jamlson.
la Pine township, on the 29,h of Aug
Of Dlscntary, Henry JAMES son OF Joscph
aud Jane c. Shoemaker, aged 4 years, ;
months lna & day.
La Pine township, Uu the slh OF Sept.
of Discm,ary AMANDA, daughter of WIN.
II. & $ tlcna Chambcrlln, aged 1 years
and ~ months.
In Greenwood township, Aug y, 1863
MANY AAcG KELLER, aged , years, 3
mouth, and days
II Orange August, 81 ,ELMlrA EvEE-
TT aged near year,.
lu Crnnec twp, Aug. II, SALLIE n.
KLINE, agod y"ars 3 months y days.
Nau.h,r. Of Ira = Mary i. Kline.
Ia Noltoon township, Columbia 60
on thc 10Th oi Augu,t, Mr.. SoLGMA.
SrRour, aged about 50 years,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
Democratic representative Conference.

BLooMsRURC, sept, ., leb''
The Democratic Conference, representing
The Representative District, composed Gt lhe
counties of Columbia and Montour, mel At
BloomsLnrg, Sept Slh, 1863, the following
gentlemen being present:
Columbia Lee, J. >. Saudefs
Dllntoar-Jesse Z. Amme!man. Caleb Ap-
plemsn.
The meeting being called to order, on
motion OF Daniel Lee, Caleb hpp,eman, OF
Monlour, was chosen President, aud j. C.,
zimmerman and j. 5, Sanders, Secretaries.
On motion, the Conference proceeded 10
nominate a candidate for Representative.
whereupon Daniel Lee nominated William
son II. jacoby, Of Columbia.
On motion of Jesse c. zimmerman, the
nomination was made unanimous.
On motion, ii was resolved that the pro-
ceedings of this Conference be published
in the Democratic papers OF this Repre-
sentative District.
On motion, the Conference Adjourned.
CALEB APPLEMAN, Pest
J. 5, SANDERS, Q..,,,,t..
! lEssE AmMERMAE, I
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
The Co lumbia County Invasion.

We give up large part of our space
this week, to the vigorous and instructive
address Of Cdl FRrEzE, upon the subject
Of what he very properly cllIs tho "raji'
upon this county, in 1864. he exposes,
in warm but just language, its true object
and character; details many OF its Incl
dents, and corrccts Lbc Hippant and ehamc-
less lalschoods which were published far
and wide against our people. Read it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

EataI Accldem.--On Friday of last
week, as Mrs. Henry SuIlroN, was
driving horse and buggy,with a chlld by
her side, along the dug road above Light
Street, thu horse shared against tho hill,
on meeting loaded team, and upsetiing
the buggy, threw her and the child under
tho wagon wheel, which passed over her
leg and broke it in several places. The
child was also badly injured, Mrs, Snlp-
TON, died of her wounds, on Sunday last,
at her residence in bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
Jersey Shore Herald.

FRANK Il. SNYDER, Esq, has associated
Mr.. $. Bruce COLEMAN son Of Josso
Coleman, Esq., Prothonotory Of Colu mbia
county,-with him as associate Editor Of
the "JcrScy Shore Hcyau." They arc
both sound democrats aud practical prn-
ters, and publish an excellent local paper.
These young men should be we'll supper t
ed by the Democracy Of Old Lycomipg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

ALlM d, TATE, has purchased the un-
divided part OF the Ashland "CoualitU
tional Advocate Gtou his late partner
G. b, McGlNLEY, ESQ and has now be-
come the sole Editor aud Proprietor Of
that excellent Democratic Journal. ii
Democratic soldiers make independent
Democratic Editors. We wish the young
Editor aud his Advocate great success
and have no doubt he will be well sUs
tanned by the noble Democracy 0
Sehuylkil."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

nsg~ The Pennsylvania State AgricuI-
tural Society, viii hold its Thirteenth An
aual Exhibition, at Willismsport, COM
menciug on Tuesday Sept. 20, and con-
tiuuO four days. GEO, WEBB, Esq
Superintendent OF the Catawissa Rail Road
announces that Excursion Tickets will be
issued from all Stations gu that Road, tc
Wnliamsport, from Sept 20, to the Both
inclusive, at half pgice-Or up and down
same as one lrip-good to October I'd
inclusive We advise everybody, with
their wives and friends, to 60 and see the
greatest State Fair ever held in Ponnsyl
yania.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

tD- JOHN PIATr, Esq, has been nom
mated by tina democracy of Lycoming for
the Legislature, He was last year elected
by the democrats and cheated out OF his
seat by the raecally shoddyitcs. Mr.. T.
is q good man, and will this year be tri,
uuphanAy elected, despite the loyal swim
dlers, TO a position he has heretofore hon
ored, as democrat in the General As
sembly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

BSy" WANTED "A good steady boy, of
fair education from the country, will be
taken as an apprentice at this Office. No
town boy need apply.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

AaI" A letter from the Army, with u
review OF an abolition Lecture, and many
other articles arc awaiting space for pub
lication.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Rsg- Capt. THos. CuALFANT's spirited
address at the Mob Mountain Meeting,
will command the attention of our numer-
Gus readers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

E4y" CoL. WM. IL. TELFoRp, Of the
5Olh poun'a Rcg't, loyoi Mier from
Bradford county, has been casbicrcd aud
fined $500 for stealing horse aud mule
from Uncle Sam
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
B3g@ Court next week in Dauvillc.

FsS- A load Of good dry wood will be
taken on subscription, at this office.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
No HARDEE-HOOD

On tho part of the South prevcat the success Of
the Union arms Grant and Shermau's policy, like
CRlSTADOROS HAIR DYE,
Everywhere establishes coors which are beautiful ~
the peoples ayes. The hues of the National Flag are
,aosc ot Heaven but among all the dyes sr Earth there
- none save Crisladoros that produces iustantane-
ously perfect fac Smiles Of naturos every shade OF
black aud brown. Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO,
30. castor House, New York. Sold by Druggist.-
Applied by all Hair Drcsscrs
Aug. 10, l-JJ-l
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

BS5@ Tho blood-houudo of Zion have
again ceased 10 pray for President John
son. Reason. lie wants the Union re =
stored.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

D4g" We are over.ruu with news-mat-
ter, COMMUNICATIONS aud advertisements.
Our corrospc udeuls will, we trust, excr-
else Il little patience. They shall all have
hearing in due time
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

So Hon, NJ. STRoUsE, M. G. of Potts :
vile, has our thanks for the Monthly Re
port of the Agricultural Department of Al
gust, 1860
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Rev Tonnage Tax LANDoN, has been
nominated for State Senator 10y tho shod,
dyit,s, in Bradford, Su.quchaDba and
Wyou ing counties.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

tEg" ELIJAu H. lKELER, ESD, oi
.Iioomsburg, is the Chairman Of the Dem.
ocratic standing Committee of Columbia
County, We call attention to the visi-
lance Committee, Which he has appointed
10 be found in another column. Thcil
duty is, amoug other thingg, to sec thai
every soldier and citrL en- is ASSESSED by
The 3Oth OF Sgptomb cr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
~ YPosz.S6.sg $3.50
''<ah',SsSS"''>SS.ii b al. .65S
Pre- sident Johnson on Recon-
structiou.

we will publish next week the recent
speech of President johnson, to the dele
cations from several Southern States, upon
the rcstor alton OF the South 10 the Union.
II is most important and elegant mani
festo, and announces bis determined hos
tility to consolidation as well as to socos-
sion. 1t makes tho radicals feel very badly,
but honest men will approve tho senti-
ments expressed by hin. We regret we
have not space for the speech in our pres
ent number
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Lsg" JoscpA Z, h,aS1,l, who advcrtiscs
IA Card 10 Inyalids,' dating from Station
D., BIBLE HOUSE, n. Y. City, is a swim
dlcr anl iutosiurc. lie is IN adept i'll
cheating printers. What say you, of the
pioos scamp, Mr.. R'adipg Gazette
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