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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hk1F- We are authorized 70 Annonnee Hon.
John Watts - candidate for re-electon y the
oahse o. Circuit Judge " the Fourth Judicial DIS
tFiet eompo ed ~ the eountirs II Finds, haukin,
Scott, smith, Nswtoa and Jasper
m Me are authorixed to ANNOUNCE Hon a a..
Handy - 4 candidate tot reelection, a. Judge u
the High Ioaft Of Errgrs and Apprals ~ ilic Irst
lnn. Rsnhlh. Ne~tan. Seott IAuirrdale, ksruprr.
NsAbosa. A0Npbes, winslsH AttAla Lake iiel1i.,..
AAaagaana y Washington, Aszso and Mssdis0n-
y We are authorized % announce w. r. Rat
linz A. can idats tof re electon TO the Office Of
Clerk q the Probate coaFt OF Hinds County.
| ~ We are sathorized T. annenncs tho name Of
Has, y. meCermas - a. randidate for Clerk
z ,ae Cscnlt 80 frosaie seafts ~ Jaspar esanfy
q ths ensnlng Ociabef eleeton
60 We are anflsoFsxesl - annoanee SEnss h.
ghMpuaams a. eand date COS fe-uleetion - the
ONCE OF Circuit CLERK Of Kinds county at the ensn.
ing October election.
r ~ We are authorized to anneunee HaSS eli
Hobbs a candidate ion election 10 the Board VI
Police, from the Jackson District
CR- We authorized to announces John y.
Hacker a. candidate for the Once Of County
Treasurer at the ensuing October election fa1
To- We are authorized To announce q. u.
Thomas a. = candidate for re election to the ofice
Of Sheriff Of Kinds county at the ensuing October
election.
~ We are authorized to announce H. D. Pond,
as candidate for re.eectioa TO the once Of Treasu.
rer VI Kinds county.
E-S-ws are authorized to announce II. NJ Hall
candidate for election 10 the Office OF Probate
Judge of Kinds county at the ensuing October
election.
lY- We authorized to announce Joseph
Eakehn as candidate for sheriff of Laudordale
county, at next October election.
To- The friends of y. w. Brooke announce
him a candidate for State Senator from the Dis.
triet composed Of the counties OF Lauderdale and
Newton, to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna'
ton Of r. LeaehInan. $500
II We are authorized to announce the name Of
A. Y. Harper as a candidate for reelection TO the
office Of District Attorney Of this Judicial District
ET@ Geo. A. smytho is candidate for the
ono Of Justice OF the Peace in the city Of Jacks ~
ut the October election.
" y. Fl. Young is a candidate for the office
OF Magistrate In the Jackson beat
EE y. w. X. Lacy Is a candidate for Magis
traie Of the Jackson beat at the ensuing election.
ET- J. II. Boyd is a candidate for Magistrate Of
the Jackson beat at the ensuing election
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EMERY 4 BROS PATENT COTTON GINS
c ON EN- SER s

y " " - { ~ . T. X y
YNHESE GINS AND C0NDENSERS, con.
Il tain many. valuable improvements, not
hitherto used in the South.
They are portable, and can be used either
with or without amy building. aHF#
The Cottonfs delivered from the Condenser,
AS fast ms ginncd, in n sheet rs thick as a bat,
free from the dust and sand that is usually dis
charged with the lint by the old process 1-gil-
ming. 50
These gins are capable Of turning ous MORE
and better cleaned gnned cotton per day, with
the same amount OF power, without injury to
the staple, than any Others now In use.
They me 80 constructed as to be used either
With or without tho Condenser, as desired.
A POkrA BILE PRESS
Il also connected with the Gin, on the Lever
prir ciple; differing entirely from the old plan,
so that a bale of 800 lbs. can be compressed by
hand.
They are cheaper and more convenient than
any other, as they can be moved at pleasure
from one plantation to another.
A 20 saw Gin complete, with Condenser and
Press. can be delivered at any point for about
SS00; = 30 saw Gin for about $3.50.
These Gins vary from 20 TO 100 saws, and ac-
cording to capacity, are fully warranted to turn
out from 2 TO 10 bales per day.
For furti or particulars address,
MORTIMER Il BAKER. Agents,
Crystal Springs, Miss
f.ig Agents TO sell, wanted throughout the
State. septllW3m u s.
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]. A. BRAsEIwkE 4 GIVE insits
the attention. OF merchants. planters,
and the public generally 10 the adyer
fiaement OF this extensive New Or
leans dry goods establishment
Messrs. Braselman a Co, possess pc
cular facilities for buying goods
cbeap. which enables them 10 sell be-
low market prices. They wiil give
prOmpt and particular attention 10 all
orders.
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SEA ISLAND cRor

Tnr SrANr AcT.-Commissioncr
Rollins has recently ruled that when
leases are erecvted in duplicate, tripli-
cate, dc, oil require stamps as origin
ais; but mere copies are exempt II
notes are given FOR the consideration
of lease, they must he stamped, as
well as the lease.
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CAUTION TO PUBLISHERS AND TIT
PupHc.-We deem Il our duty to eau
ton our brethren of the press, and Tho
public generally against the firm OF
James Hutchinson d Co., so-called
conductors OF the New Providence
Jewellers Association" 1877 Broadway
New York. II Is swindling concern,
and those who invest in, or advertise
for IL, will not fail 10 be humbugged.
After giving them about oncthird OF
a column space for two months, as per
written request, they now positively
refuse to pay the bill Having been
"sold,' the fraternity are welcome to
our experience.
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L. PowrR. Secretary
". PARTRIDGE.
President

To ADyERrIsERs.--Pe wishing
to advertise in the Southern or West
ern papers, can make arrangements
with j. Is. Quinby, at this office, he
being the only regularly authorized
advertising agent for those papers IN
Cincinnati. Nationa! Banner.
The Clarion is one Of the papers for
which Mr.. Quinby is MT agent. Mr.
O., as we have the sad experience OF
knowing, has a queer way Of appro-
pria,ing to his own use, funds due
publishers. If this paragraph will aid
him In securing patronage, he Is en-
tirely welcome 10 the benefit thereof
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'R. NASH AND MS 1NFIRMARY.

WyE, THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS
w of Magnolia. Pike county. Miss, take
great pleasure in informing all persons af-
fieted with Cancer, Serofula, Goiter, Wens,
Sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or skin Disease,
to call on DIR. A. NASH. at his IHfirmary,
Magnolia, Miss, where they win find GER
tain cure. Weknow of acertainty that he has
cured a number OF the worst eases of Cancer,
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wens. &C., that we ever sa 4
on living men. lie has quite number Of
cases of the same character that are desperate,
that he is treating at this time with every pros
pect of success. We voluntarily give this no.
tiee to the afflicted, an act of justice and cor
daily recommend DIR. Nash as an experienced
physician. and certain cure for the above
named diseases E-At t.fsAts
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Notice 90 Land Ownsrs.

II EXPECT % 20 North fle firsf a. Orfoher.
n aud viii undertake to sell limited mum.
her q frst-class upland and valley plsnta
tlpr&
Parties desiring % sell. can write meeitheraf
Jacksuf o. 6renada, and SID full AMI fsir
improvmeuts. cuutlitiun q the femciax. &C.. a..
Give the numbers 81 the land, and state the
price aud terms q payment
sep4d&w1m VIZ T. wTTHERs.
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LOTTERIES. of our subscri-
bers inform us, that attracted by the
advertisements of "Grand Gift Con
Germs" which have appeared IN our
columns from time TO time, they have
been induced TO invest. and try their
luck. In some instances, they have
not heard word from their remit
tances. We are Watching some OF
these concerns, and II they do not
come to time, we promise them the
benefit of "puti."
CorroN. following statistical
information win he of constant use to
planters, factors and buyers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

1T DOES SEEM TO BROWN that humbug-
n gerry takes the day. for the time cling. but
il will not, aud cannot last. The said Brown
j. sill receiviHg such things A. are good for
he 9TH and comfort Brown saws don't be too
much excited with the reports 81 Cholera. hut
work hard and eat wholesome food. sezssl3tw2
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eDoNT BE FcoLIsH."-You can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Gents Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by everybody
Or q sample sent free by mail for 20 cents, that
retails easily for 80, by II. L. Wolcott, III
Chatham square, New York. ang9wly.
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BENNETT PETERS & Co,
88Ht Propristors,
No. I6 south Second Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO

j. w. NORRIS 81 Co,
Wholesale Agents,
a.5tesffr 52Canal Street,
Ne Orleans.
To whom all orders should be addresseG
April27d&wly
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embraced within their respective turi1bc'
lions
GENERAL POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Por completing the extension Of the Cen.
eral Post Office building, toIty Thousand
a
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LAWS or TUE UNITED STATES,
Passed At ne first SsasioH Of he THIRTY. Niafh
Congress
IPunLicNo. l7S

An Acr making appropriations iof snndry
,iyil expenses ~ The government for the
year ending Jnnc thrtieth, eighteen hun.
dred and aixty.seven, aud for other pur-
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rrtary n 10 Treasury. Afiy iilouaand DOL.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-01
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COlIKT PROCLAMATION.
FOR July, 1866.

{XT HEREAs, the HoN. WILLIAM ELwELL, President
w Judge of the Court of Oyer and Termner and Gen
eraI Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
the 2Jth Judicial District, composed of the 1ties
of Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon. John
MReynodsS & stephen Baldy, ,Asso ateJudges of Column
ba county have issued their date the
day Of MAY in the of our Lord thousand eight
hundred sxty~ix and to directed for holding
Court ofOyer ane Terminer and General Jail delivery
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in Bloosburg, in the county Of
Columbia the first Monday, being the Sd day. Of
September next, to continue one week
Notice is hereby given, TO the coroner, the Justices
of the Peace Constables of the said county Of Col
unba that they be then and there in their proper
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day with their
ords, iHquisitions and other remembrance TO do
those things wic to their Offices appeain to be done
And those that bound by ecognZance to prosecute
against the prisoners that be in the Jail Of
said county Of Columbia be then and there to prose-
the shall be just Jurors requested To be
puncfua in eif greeably to their notices
Dated ut HloOmsbtirg the lst day Of August
( L. s. in the year our LORI thousand eight
~ thundred and sixty-BIx and in the uiHetieth
year Of the Independence of the United States Of
America { G0D SAVE TIE Com NoNwEALTH
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff
shure \ l1of
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List Of Causes for Trial az Septem-
Der Term, 1866.

Stephen Baidy VS. The Gotta wissa Williamsport
aud Erie Rail Road Comp
3 William l. Lance Thomas CreVellng.
3 Jacob Harris Peter Jacoby.
A Andrew J snyder John Sheatler
5 Jacob Shuman Christisn Wolf,
d Jacob Sbuman VS.. Jacob 1a TtLel.
z A. S. Saul VS.. Benjamin Wintersteen.
Samuel Henry vs.. Jacob HOsler, WIN. KlinPtob &
Gideon Hosler, late doing business in the name
of Hoslcr 4 Co
o Jacob Shuman VS. The Catawissa Rail Road Co.
10 George Herring Peter Miller.
IL Edward Helner The Locust Mountain Coal &
Iron Go ct al.
10 T.. .Hackenberg for the of NJ. Chamberlin VS.
Sas Edgar.
I3 John Hinteriter VS. John Jameson.
IA Jacob RemIey VS. t'atawissa Rail Road Company.
Is William A. ase et al. The Twp of Centre.
Is William Lamon Peter II Lyman
II William Lainon John Vanpe!t.
Ia Henry f Nuss BOrOug h of i'erwick.
70 Abraham b. Swisher vs. Samuel Rimby
20 J. f. Anspach ct al VS. William Ryon
81 Eli Jones - ~iles Abbott ct al
81 John jameson Ios"ph Jauiesfn
% Greenwood Township Samuel Bogart
"a SyIveste, ] Faux vs. I<aacWhi
25 sylvester Faux VS. Isaac White
26 Christian Knapp Thr School District OF Bloom
81 IIossler & Wife VS. Schlusser * Wife
% Wright Hughes P"ter Miller
30 David Larishv vs. Mount Pleasant Township
30 Syivpst.r J Faux -. Isaac White
81 Juhi % Ddine et al VS. farvIn 'tasters
- Jon athan Knittle Wright Hughes,
80 Wary .. Green VS. Isaac Whine
"a Mic hazel Casey VS. Franklin Taylor, ct al.
a5 James Barry Robert GOrTeil
80 John Lavrrns vs. Barney Mcbreartv,
81 Peter Karshner a al Va Daniel Krun's adm'rs.
30 solomon Neyhard VS. The Township ot Centre
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-01
DI L D.

In Roaringcreek township, Columbia
County, on the 23d inst, Philip Cool, ESD,
aged about 60 years.
Mr. Cool was an estimable citizen, and
sustained a christian character through life. !
In Bloomsbury, on Sunday morning last,
Clara Eva, daughter ola. 5. q ii. Hester,
age about months.
In Light Street, on the 2Sth ofJuly, 1866,
FRANKIE, son of Joseph r. and Mary q.
Robbins, aged (7) months and % days.
In Bloomsbury, on the Both ult., Annie,
wife of Thomas Hughes aged "a years.
In Bloomsbury, on The 29th ult.. johnny,
infant son of Peter and Susan Brugler, aged
about 10 months.
20, weeping friends called thus to mourn,
The breaking of a tender tie
Turn though thy thoughts from earth to
heaven,
Seek thou the solace from on high
The darling one thus torn from thee,
He is not lost, bit gone before
That much loved form again you II see
Again you'll meet on heavens bright
shore
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-01

DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF CoAL-An
auction sale of Pittston coal took place il,
New York on Wednesday. The Heroldsays
The attendance was fair and the bidding
brisk Thirty thousand tons of lump Goa.
sold for Sc, so per ton, being fall of sl,063
as compared with the prieesin February last
Fifteen thousand tons of steamboat coal
brought Sc, 25 and $3.50, being decrease OF
SIPS. Chestnut sold for 1926 per ton,
being fall of 81, ,123. Crate, egg and stove
coal brought respectively, s6,74, s6,75, and
81. per ton, being decrease on the Febru-
airy prices of 5e3c., 123c-, and IS cents
Now is the time to lay in your winter coal
as there is no probability Of its getting much
lower.
Hendershot & Mason, of this place, have
a large assortment on hand, at their yard,
and at the very lowest prices See their ad-
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y EGISTER'S NOTICE.

NOPICE Is hereby given all legatces creditors
and other persons crested the estates OF the
speeIv- decedeRts and minors that the foil owing ad
mInIsrTatton ant guardian accounts have he@h Med
IA the office OF the Register of columbia County and
Will be presented for confirmation and allowance IN
the uph ans 'ourt 10 be held m Bloomsburg IN the
County aforesaid. on WEDNESDAY the 5Ih day OF
September 1866, clock IN the afternoon of said
day:
I Account Of Samuel Achenbach administrator of
Joseph Hayhurst. late of Orange township, decd.
Q Account Of Samuel Ache enbach and Jacob II, Fritz
Executors OF William Fritz, late of orange town
2 First acc cunt of EIida Johp Executor of John
Walter. late of Locust township decd,
FIRST account Of Richard Hess. ad mr.. de boHis
with the will annexed of Andrew Hess late OF
5 Account Of Peter and Caihafine Gearhart. ad-
ministrators Of Henry Gearhart late of Beaver twp
deed.
8 Account of p. Lonner, surviving EXT Of John
Conner, late of Centre township. cec'd.
Account OF amuel Conner, one oi the executors
OF John Conner, late of Centre twp, deed, as filed
by Sas aud Emanuel Conner, admr's CT Samuel
Conner. deed.
= First and final account Of Alb 2am YOnng, ad-
ministrator of James Gibson, late Of Greenwood
township dec'h
> Account Of P-ter X Herbein Guardian of Han
nah Price. minor chiId-of Elijah Price, dec d.
~ Account of Peter X. HcTbein Guardian of WIN.
w. Price, minor child OF Elijah irice. dec'd.
Ii Account OF Z. Il. Brockway administrator oil Ma
thias hiIcnight. late of Hemlnek twp decd.
u Account OF Daniel SnsIey and Daniel sin5ley jr.
adD,rs Of john Sisglsy. late of Beaver twp. drc'd
ID Account of John TrembLry, Guardian of Eman-
ucl Garrison, minor child of Jacob CARR SON. late OF
bloom twp deed
SIroup. late OF Madison twp. decd
Is Account Of EItruda Kline. admir- Of G Lowry
Kline late of Orange twp decd.
10 Account of Samuel Shuliz, admr OF samuel
Shultz, late of Benton Twp decd.
IL Account Of Samuel J, MIilard, adm'r OF John
Ritz. late Of Bloom Twp, deed.
10 Account OF Peter K. Hsrbein and Mary Leiby
admrs Jackson George, late of Locust twp dec'd
~ Account OF q hartman, admir- oil Zebulon Z,
''O''' '~'0 ' JoRN G FREEZE, Register.
An 1
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-01

NOVEL EL-READING.-Is novel reading an
evil? Ans. Notalways. A bulletGred through
the lungs of a man does not always kill him,
bat probably the proportion who would be
decidedly the worse for it is so great, that
the general caution against shooting balls
through the lungsis well founded. Allworks
called novels are not bad, and if they do not
go beyond the truth they may be as good ss
history but many, perhaps we may say the
majority of novels, are the work of fover-exci.
ted brains; they are distortions of nature,
and calculated to infame and mislead the
imagination of all who read them. 'VThe
Pilgrim Progress" is novel so the blood
and-thunder stories in the flash papers are
novels.
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Grand Jurors, Sept. Term
80 - 6Rfs.

=
BOR BERWICK-Hudson Owen,
BEAVER Daniel .Singley.
BENTON-Hiram Everett
BLOOM Beni +. Hartman
CAT swIsSA Waiter Lsshell. Behla min MILLER.
CENTRE samuel t,ower, JaekSdn KnOrr.
FI<HINGt,REEK-Cyru White. John Dresther
John Zaurr. - N, r.
tsrmacher- -, " o,.
HENI.OCK- John Kisfler
MAINE William Swisher, D aniei Fisher
MIFFLIN-Samnel Andrews,
MONTOUR-Philip Heinbach,
PtNE-w illiam karschner
-ROARINsCRE EEK-Philip Cool,
SUGARl.ON ONF-Jacob II. Fritz
SCOFT-DanieI Meick.
Traverse Jurors, September Term, 1866.
REAVER-Peter Knecht. Samuel Johnson.
BENTOG-Samuel Mcbenry,
BLOOM Peter Billmeyer, Henry GIger,
BRIARCREEK-AbssoniB BoIuboy, Emmcr Deitter-
ick,
CATAWISSA-Benja jamin Barns,
CENrKE-George Ness, Emmit Aiknan.
Philip Crea v, Joseph p Conner,
CONYNGH AM-Stephen Monaghan. William Sny.
der Samuel Leiby
FISHINGCR EEK-John P. Greasy,
FRANKLIN-D Daniel Zarr " lillian Rohrbach
GREENWOOu-Edwa Henry, Elisha layman,
Samuel Bogart.
HEMLOCK-Reuben Bomboy, Samuel Brugler,
JACKSON-F Frederick Vile,
LOCUST John l.. Hurst, Lucas Fahringer,
Mark Williams,
MAolsON-IIenry C. Mills, ohm ZeIslort,
MIFFLIN-Abert G. MiIlard, Horace Schweppen-
heiser. jonas llaItzel. Isaac snyder
MT PLEASANT Fri Ikeler,
SCOTT-W iIIiam White,
SUGARLOAF Joshua Fritz,
CoMMIssI"NERs' OFTIcE
BlOOmsburg Aug. 1, 1850
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LINES ADAPTED TO THE RECENT DEATH OF
LITTLE ELIZABETH ELNORA ASH, OF
BENTON TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pa, AGED 2 YEARS, 6 MONTHS, AND Is
DAYS
Little Nora slumbers sweetly,
In her narrow, lonely bed;
Pelting storms and howling tempest
Cannot reach her little head
Sweet affection drops tear
Ger the spot where Nora lies;
Angels whisper, look up yonder,"
Pointing upward to the skies.
On our mem ries deeply craven,
Stands her little image fair;
Sparkling eyes, and shining temples,
Rosy cheeks and golden hair
Ruby lips, so full of smiling,
Neck and arms of spotless white
Little feet, so full of running,
Little Nora was so bright.
Put away her little playthings,
Yonder sits her little cup,
On the table lies her whistle,
Oft she pressed it to her lips.
On the window lies her bible,
Lo the chair on which she sat;
On the nail in yOnder corner,
Hangs alone her little hat
On feliONe tHOSe stu HleluOTl2lS,
Lay them carefully away;
Christ, be thou our consolation,
In the dark and gloomy day..
O, forgive the thoughts within US,
And, Oh, keep her spirit here;
Tn blissful regions Nora dwells,
Forgive thou us this mournful tear.
Little Nora slumbers sweetly,
In her lonely, narrow bed;
Pelting storms and howling tempest,
Cannot reach her little head
On that bright. and glorious morning,
Christ will whisper from above,
Rise, my child, and let me dress thee
In robes of white and spotless love"
HANNAH.
Benton. July %. 1866.
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WILLIAM SNYDER, Treasurer.

~ The opposition papers of this place
protesting great sympathy for the soldiers,
and especially the Columbian which would
have its readers believe that it is in favor of
President Johnson's 5 restoration policy, new
er noticed, in any way, the call for soldiers
meeting on last Saturday Straws show
which way the wind blows, and their silence
on such movements displays their malice
against Democratic measures. Both the
call and the resolutions are strongly in favor
of johnson and the Union.