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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

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A Certain Tract of Land,

situate in Madison township, Columbia County. ad-
ioiniug andS tat of la oh Girton, deceased IN
north the heirs of Juhn Teller and ON on ths
south aud west aud lands now or late OF Peter Hell
Ter the east, coutaiCiug
ONE uUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE ACRES
AND SIX PER- HIS, strict measure There il on
the premises a good two story Frame House. good
Bank Barn and Apple Orchard, and about hun
dred acres improved land.
AL5't, the undivided one.thIrd part of a certain
lot Of ground. situate in bloomsbury, lying The
west side ct First Street of said town, adjoining
lot Of Hur-y aud Cathcart the east, lands bei0ng
ug 10 the floumsburg RsilroLd iron Company on the
west Euripy ani tathCart on the south aud wet,
and first street If sad tpwa the soIth, contain
InR 'FRONT.' fifty feel ana in de pth hun dred
and srycnty w feet. There Is The premises a
story fame house with basement. and frame
house .ne story and half
A. 40 the undivided one-haif part Of certain
tract or IDt land. situate aawIsSu township,
Col ubl9 county. bounded the north by the River
SaSuuchauua aud other lands of the deceased, on
th- east aud west 10y tdnds of Daniel ShUmIn and
others and Josrph Iiea hot the south contain
ing forty aud thirty four pc Ches strict
There il on the pr nii>es a frame dw Il
Ing house. bank barn, and about thirty acres I'm
proved.
ALSO the undivided one half part Of certain lot
of Ian situate in Catlwis>a tow wnshp siore
said, adjoining land Of Daniel Shuman aud Elias
Kyum the north. the last above ulsnt nued tract
o the east. the River Susqurhauna on the south.
containing Fourteen Acres aud -Four Perches strIct
TnsasuTe all timber land
ALSO. a certain lot OF ground Situate 10 Orange
willie said county, adjoining lot of widow Nsrtz
on the west, lot Ui widow Kline on the east, Or
Street the north, cCHtIInIng thirty perch~s.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

THE ENDORSEMENT OF TIE CoNsT1TU-
TIoNAL AMENDMENT BIZ OREGON ExPUNG-
ED.-SAN FRANCISCO, October IA dis
patch from Salem, Oregon. states that In
the House of ofAssembIy yesterday Mr. HUI
mason offered series of resolutions declar-
ing that the action of the House in rat flying
the constitutional amendment before the ad-
mission of the members from Grant county
was fraudulent, and by the aid Of one Union
member the resolution was adopted
"a, nays %. The Secretary of State was
then requested to transmit copy of the
resolutions to the Secretary of State at Wash
ington. Further action viii be had to-mor-
row.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

Bar Columbia County, in the late con-
test, done her whole duty. She came out of
the fight with majority of 1918 for the
gallant son of old Berks-IIIEsTER CLYMER,
and 1877 majority for the Democratic can
didate for Congress, Mr.. ELwELL. These
majorities exceed last Falls majority by
about 326, and surpass all, in our recollec-
ton, ever given to any Democratic candidate
In this county. The Democracy have most
manfully done their duty in this contest.
Every nook and corner put forth her strength
and bravely pushed the column onward to
victory. Had every county come out of the
battle with anything ike the increased ma
jority that Columbia has given, in proper
ton to their vote polled, the State would
have gone for HESTER CEYMER BY a hand
some majority. We have nothing to dis
courage us. The day is not very distant
when victory is sure to perch upon our ban
ners. Cheer up, my lively ladsI'
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
EXECUTOR'S SALE
"a OF
EREkT ESTATE.

THE EXECUTORS OF TIE LAST Will. AND
: testament Of Dtni-I Palmer late of Valley town
shin Nuntuur county decreased, will expose 10 sale,
at pubic veudue on the premises. on
Thursday, October 2jh, 1866,
Az that cerrpin plantation and tract Of land situate
in Valley township Mnntour county, adjoining land
Of Daniel Pursei Peter BaIdy. Emanuel Sidlrr aud
James Chiids containing ninety seven and for
ty-rven perches strict measure, all of which - ian
proved Land There ~ quarry of go@h Lime stone
this tract situate about there miles from D1nve,
OF IN, r"ah leading to Jerseytown. the improve
NE n. consists of
TWO : TORY FRAME HOUSE,
4 Frame Rank Barn. Corn Crih~. a We'll &C water At
the dwelling House also at the Barn good sPTing
uf water the dwelling. There - an Apple Or
cha I'd and other fruit the premises. All Crain n
the ground day Of sale j. reserved, with The priv
il OF the ENrf tutors t"uaHt to enter upon thr
in the proper season cut store the grain IN
lie barn. tbTeSh ana haGl u away he anS they ieaV
ing the straw ON the pIrEISes.
Also, at the same time and ;lGce, Tract OF HOoi
Land situate iu Valley township Aforesaid aGj"in
ing lands belonging to the heirs of y iiam Snyd-r
H. nrN NiuteTstern Joshua Stetcr ami Peter aldy
containing
TEiRTEEN ACRES AND ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE rFRCTIES, stric. measure The above proper
be sold pursuant the directions coniaIaed in
THE tast " ~ and Testament OF the sale Daniel Pal
Incr. dec a-ed.
sat, To co;nmcnce N o'cio~k, Of sai lay. VIII -
terus and conditions Of sale will be made known by
AARON PA = K. t....
CHARLES THbNAS 0'''S'
Valley TowEthIV, sept. -, i-ur',-i
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
aIembers OF Congress Elected

l. Samuel j. Randall, reelected, Dem.
?. Charles O,Neiil, reelected, Republican.
3. Leonard Myers, reelected, Republican.
4. William ID. Kelley, reelected Rep.
5. Caleb n. Taylor, succeeds Thayer, Rep
6. 3. MaTkley Boyer, reelected, Dem.
Z. John NJ. BToomail, reelected, Rep.
8. Lawrence Getz succeeds Ancona. Dem.
8. Ihaddeus Stevens, reelected, Rep.
l0. II. L. Cake succeeds Strouse, Rep. gain.
H. ID. III. Van Anken, succeeds johnson
Democrat
r. Charles Dennison, reelected, Dem.
IL. Ulysses Mercur, reelected, Rep.
IA. George T. Miller, reelected. Rem.
Is. A. j. Glossbrenner, reelected Dem.
l6- William III. Kocntz, reelected, Rep.
IL. d. j. Morrell, succeeds Barker. Rem
Is. Stephen F. Wilson, reelected, Rep.
10. Glenni W. Scofeld, reelected, Rep.
90 ID. A. Finney, succeeds Culver, Rep.
81. J. Covode succeeds Dawson, Rep. gain.
D. j. Kennedy Moorhead, reelected Rep.
3D. Thomas Williams, reelected, Rep.
"A. Geo. V. Lawrence, reelected, Rep.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

The Democratic gains in Indiana are very
heavy, as compared with 1864 There is a
larger vote polled, and the increase, save in
one district, (Colfax' 81, is wholly on the Con-
servative side Niblack, Democrat, in the
First District, is returned by 2,200 majority,
gain; Kerr, Democrat in the Second Dis
trict, has increased from 1,793 to 1877.
Hunter, Republican, gets less than 500,
when his Radical predecessor had over 500.
Julian, in the Fifth District, has his majority
cut down from 7,145 to about 600. This is
an enormous gain. In the Sixth District,
Coburn has only 2,20O against 7,9SS two
years since. Washburne, Republican, in
the Seventh District, is reported to have
made small increase. Orth, Republican,
in the Eighth District, hxs only 800 against
,4S7 two years since. There is no noticea-
bic change In the other districts. We doubt
if the Radicals will have seven thousand
majority in the Congressional vote against
twenty thousand two years since. We'll
done, Democrats Of Indiana.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

pea- We have heard some of our Demo
cratic friends estimate the strength of the
Columbian party in this county at about f
ty-nine- If we may take the vote of Judge
ELwELL over CLYxER in this county, which
was 119, this estimate is not too low No
one supposes for moment that any ofthese
Colunabids,ites voted for CLYMER. Itwould
not be likely that any of them did vote for
CLY1nR when the leaders of that party de-
clared that If they thought it necessary they
would stump the county for GEARY.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

LANCASTER CuT. feel proud OF Ian
easter She has been faithful among the
faithless. Proudly and gloriousiy has she
born aloft the old Democratic banner Her
majority for Clymer is 335, a gain of 2S6
over Woodward's Of 1858, and 13S over
McCiellan's of 1864, and the largest she has
given for years. Her indomitable and dinvin-
chile Democracy are true as steel to the faith
OF their fathers, and while othersh have grown
FAINT and weary in the goodcause, they have
stood by and upheld the principles for which
they have ever contended. Lancaster is a
green spot in the desert, ''City ofRefuge"
for White men All hail the glorious 'In-
land City. "-Iatelliigencer.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
CONDITIONS OF SALE.


The share of Mary Snyder, the widow Of the in
testate, in the ssver,l premises TO remain ia tn-
hands of The purchasers during her natural hf-, In
interest thereof be- regularly aud anua"y pli 20
her hy the purchaser purchasers his "f th-IT hrs
assigns holding Ihe premises, to b: recovered by
distress othrrwIse rents cnv"rlbl; IN thiS
CumT34OH wealth aud which the s9Ih widow SHAH take
in fun satisfaction Of her dover in the several prem
ises sEd M her Cecease her share Of the purchase
money paid To hose legally entitled thereto
leu T cent. OF two-thirds ui the parchasr IN an
h. paid by the purchasers 10 the aiminis Td ors
q. uf sale. one half of the balance OF the
t,oihrdS be paid on The first daY of April, ioo1
Tn. remaining haf nf the tNo-thiris of tha pdT
chase ',Guty h- iirst day of April. louS VIII IN
fnou th4 first day "f April i767 Deeds u b.
made 10 to- purchasers ihr first day Of April 1857
upOu their giving bond> witn mortgages the
premises the deferred payments Al
th -yoUr the several tylcts of land is reserv
ed with tba pIicge 10 tue owuer owners IL enter
upon 'He pIe"iI~e- IN the proper srasons and cut
store lhresn ana daul II away, lac and ny lsdving
tuc straw On tbs premises.
WILLIAM SNYDER, ssnr,,
DANIEL SNYDER,
ALSO. At the same time and place the undersigned
wiz us-T Iar following valuable tract or parcel OF
land. situate mo- IN Of Bloom burg. adjoining Nv
and lyIuR along th. ublIr road leading Ia EsPy'
CantdluIu. SEVENTY FIVE ACIES more or less
a aOo,i >t.t3. Of cultivation.
- Terms viii be "a tdv kown on the dry OF safe
by DANIEL SNYDER,
MO~ES COFFIN NH, fact i0Hssr.
Bloomsbury. Sept. 20, 1906.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
DUBLIC SALE on VALUABLE RE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RE-
4 AL ESTATE.
pursuance Of order of the Orphans Court OF |
LuzeTne county, Pa, ON
TUESDAY, NOV. /, 1866,
10 O'Clock in the fotenoon at the house Of ewis
Lee. the premises Lawson hughes, admini-ira-
tor If the estate of John Huehes late of Cambria,
I.uz~rne county deceased. Will expo tn sale all
those three contiguous tracts OF land situate
township Of Locust, in the county nf Columbia. ad
joining lands of Robert Watkins. j.. INDY Reigha,d,
John PeIig and others The first thereof coat al
40 Acres and 90 Perehes,
of which is about half cleared land, in good
good Brick House, large Bank Barn. spring house,
blacksmith shop, and other buiidings some fruit
large meadow aud ever faiiing spring
the the balance of said land is wei nbered
with white oak, maple and the best Of Chestnut
The second the eof containing
90 Acres and 67 Perches,
Of which more than half is cleared and in good
state Of cultivation the balance is we'll tmbered
with mott excellent large thnfty chestnut. white
OAK and some Pine and Hickory.
The thiid thereof continuing
92 Acres.
Of which few acrrs is cleared the most part OF
II - TIMBER land and considered by many per
b. the best timber land IN that vicinity. The land
excellent, never falling spring of water on IL
also str, am Of water running through all of the
afpreraId described tract and all &C sail have
! pub ic road running through thrm or joining on
/ pub &c raad
AL.u FIve other contiguous tracts OF gond timber
land -; uate n sad township. ana adjoining lands
iibei're described. The first thereof
/ ~ acres aud ~ perches. The second therro' con
taiuIHR - acres aud 40 perches he third thereof
| containing 81 acres and " perches. The fourth
! th'rcnf cpHtain Hg ~ aud ~ perches Tine
| firth thereof contlining 90 and 81 p"rches,
ST. Ict measure. all uf said tTac well tImbereu
| with mn.t excel nj chestnut and other tInber
| A. so, One other Trart situate IN tswns hip
adjoining lands Of Wright Hughes, sdnl Mears aud
! others. containing
Is Acres,
~ less which il well tImberei with the best
Of Chestnut. Also, other lot situate the
township. near elattown. adjoining lands Of widow
TrOXel. The heirs Of widow Roach aud Joseph Gait,
containing three cres improved land. To be 1old
the property OC said e srd.
T.. Is. COLLTNGS Clerk o G..
ERNS Ten per cent Of the purchase MONEY TO b.
paid me striking G0aoh Of property. re remainder
ef tie purchase mORty be paid JsLlOHs thru
the coFErmafI0R Of sale third ihe st Of april
a. ID. l5u7 Iohteh possession oH be gtUen aud
the balance tie lSt day Of april. n ID 1855 nuh
the from the ist day Of EPrh 1851 The
purchaser TO pay JOr Decd aHd Sdmps
Ly4W&ON- HCGHES, 6Smr-
Ocfober a
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

FRANK THOMAS SLAVES. Union
publishes notice from the Erominer of No
vember 3rd, 1858, of the sale of number OF
negroes belonging to ex-Gov. Frank Thomas
says Only eight short years ago the
slaves of ex-Gov. Frank Thomas were sold
at the jail door, in this city, to the highest
bidder for cash, and most of them were sent
into the sugar, rice and cotton fields of the
South. They brought thirteen thousand,
two hundred and fifty-seven dollars, and ev-
cry cent of this large sum of money was ap-
piled to the benefit of Mr.. Thomas, the
identical gentleman who is now in favor of
negro equality, and voted, during the late
session of Congress, to allow negroes to vote
in the District of Columbia Maryland
Union.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

A- RE1TRED.-Our young friend E. r.
Ikeler, Esq, has dissolved his connection
With the DEMOCRAT AND STAR, of Blooms
burg. He is succeeded by j. P. Shuman,
who partially served at the printing business
under our instruction. We wish both our
incoming and outgoing young friends abun-
dant success in their respective spheres of
business -Bwsoiok Gassze.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

kG5~ There was no opposition to our can
didste for Assembly or our county Offices
The whole Democratic Ticket is handsome
ly elected. There was an increased vote
polled at this election which helped to swell
up our majority in this county above that
Of other elections. Our candidate for Con-
eress, it viii he observed, run lI9 ahead of
the vote on Governor
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17

sas- San Francisco has l4,Sls voters, Of
whom s5I7 are native Americans, 6SOI for
eign born
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
sgoVE AxD TIN NEaoP.
ESIRAY HOG

Came 10 the premises Of the undersigned in Mt.
Pleasant town hip Columbia county about the
2-th of August last n white hog weighing about
hundred and fifty pounds supposed b. about year
Old. The owner Is quested forward prove
property. pay charges and take ii away otherwise it
will be disposed Of according TO law.
Ma. Pleasant. Oct, .. Isssr-sv.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-17
October 3, I5G6.
sARPHANS COURT SALE.
Estate Of Daniel Sayder, deceased.

~ puYsrance Of an der Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia County. Pennsylvania.
Thursday, the 25th day Of October, 1866,
nj 10 o'clock in the forenoon. aud to continue from
day TO day until sola, William Snyder and kani-
Snyder, jr administrators of Daniel Snyder late of
Sloom township, in saId county deceased, will ex-
pose sale by public at the Court House IN
bloomsbury, Columbia County. IA,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11

wTEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
E the very liberal patronage received
Turing the past seven years, and being
ner1nanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or mott TO visit their rooms
and see the various styles OF work manu-
improvements and inventions are being
made. and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients ~ seeureo ~
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several AnRsthetics Tor ALE
Waiting pain when extracting teeth. U
4 + Cheeks that are sunken can De restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles Of ART FLGlAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us LrreSEaritles Oh
Children's Teeeh successfully corrected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11
Boats Leaving To-Day.

FoR CAIRO. The Sam. Orr, one of the
feet clippers, is the regular packet for
Cairo and all way points to-day, at 3
O'Clock. Capt. Allen Duncan is in COM
mand, and Val. Sorrenson and VIM. Tile
ston are in the office. Passengers and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11

4 Among the first boats due here are the
Havana, for Nashville; Naugatuck, for st.
Louis: Golden Era, Sherman and Anna,
from st. Louis |; St. Cloud, for Memphis;
Liberty No. 2, from Memphis; Nora,
Altoona and Bertha, for Arkansas River;
Messenger, Swallow, Emperor, M. s. Mep-
ham and Argosy, for New Orleans Nick
Longworth, Henry Ames, David White
and Amazon, from New Orleans; Armada,
from Cairo; Rose Hite, from Louisville;
Ada Lyon, from Green River. GOA t