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The Louisville Convention.
Kentucky Politics.

We have aimed to scrupulously avoid any
thing that looked like an interference with
the purely local politics or administration of
other States than our own, but as Demo
cratic journalist we are interested in the up
holding of the Democratic organization and
the preservation of its creed every where.
We have been asked how we regarded the
position Of affairs in Kentucky at the coming
election, and the duty of Democrats therein.
Our reply is that none will go amiss who
stand by the old Democratic organization
and support its nominees. A Democratic
candidate has been presented for the Office of
Clerk of the Court of Appeals by Demo
cratic State Convention, In which nearly all
the counties were represented. He is ac-
knowledged to be a gentleman eminently ca
pable of discharging the duties of the Office
His personal character is as high and pure
as his political antecedents are unspotted.
He has been Judge of the very Court for
which he is now nominated Clerk, and would
have been reelected to that position by the
united Democratic and Conservative strength
had it not been for the military tyranny that
forbid the use of his name. In voting for
him a most useful lesson is conveyed to mil
itary usurpers.
We hear of no efforts being made to bring
out any other purely Democratic candidate
against him. The Opposition appear to favor
independent candidates, or those who run
upon another platform than the Democratic
With the line thus drawn, the sympathies of
the Democratic party of other States will be
with those who stand by the old flag and
hold to the old organization. The National
Democracy with It's one million eight hun
dred thousand voters can not see the wisdom
of any Conservative or Union man, who. at
this crisis, would throw his influence for the
so-called Independent ticket in our neigh
boring State. The enemy are expecting
much aid and comfort from this anticipated
action of some of our Conservative and
Union friends in Kentucky, but we are con-
fident that they will be disappointed. The
Destructive or Jacobin party, though not
large in Kentucky, is very active and is seek
ing to sow the seeds of discomfort between
those who have common interests and SYM
pathies, and who, if united, will be invinci-
bic.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

pY virtue Of sundry writs of Venditfoai Erponas
- and Fieri FGeies 10 directed issued Of the
be exposed to public sale, al the Court House, in
BloomsbuTg, TUESDAY, the 26th day of June, 1866
at o'clock. in The afternoon the following deserib-
ed zeal estate. to wit
crrtain tract Of land situate in SugarIoaf town.
ship. Columbia County, containing SEVENTY
ACRES more or less, bounded on the south by Iands
OF Joshua Hess on the west by lands of David Koch
er. on the north by lands of Jeremiah Hess, and
the east by lands nf James Roberts, whereon is
erected an old log barn with the appurenanees,
Seized. taken in execution and be sold as the
prop erty of James Sickle IN the hands Of his admin
isir1tTix Jane Sickles.
certain farm and of land situate In Catawis
81 twp. Columbia county, bounded on the south by
Fincner. on the west by land Of Solomon Helwig.
The North by land Of Benz amin Beiber and others,
and on the east by land of Tench Coxe's heirs
tanning EIGHTY NINE AIRES, and one hundred
barn about sixty acres of which IS improve ed land.
ALSO
One other farm and of land SIT late partly in
Cata wissa and partly in Franklin twps.. Columbia
and on the east BY land of John Scott and land Of
Mary Heacock, the west by land Of Mary leacock,
and land of Hiram J. Reader. and the North by
public road and land of Hiram j. Reader containing
SEVENTY SIX ACRES and one hundred and five
percbes. whereon is erected story brick dwell
ing house. log barn apple and peach orchard,
and all improved land.
One other lot Of land situate partly in Catawissa
and partly in franklin twps Columbia co UNITY bound
ed on the South by land Of John Richards, on the
West and North by land of Mary Heacock and on
the East by land Of John Scott containing FIFTEEN
ACRES, all improved land but without buildings
with the appurle1ances.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property of jeremiah P. Fincher and Abel Thomas.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
MAY 81, 1866 is
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
Gnbernatorial.-No. n.

EDITORS DEMOCRAT AND STAR:-About
half of the time has elapsed since the NOM
nations were made in our State, for Govern,
or, that remains until the great contest will
be decided by the sovereign people at the
polls in next October. To the result of that
issue, thousands upon thousands of people,
even beyond the confines of Pennsylvania,
are looking with anxious solicitude and will
hail the event with more than ordinary in
terest. 1t is not denied, that the election of
HESTER CLYMER, who is the candidate of
the friends of white men and constitutional
liberty, civil law and equal rights, would re-
store our people to reunion and establish
confidence throughout Pennsylvania. On
the other hand, the election of John w.
Geary, who was nominated by the Sterens-
Fo1Tey- Dunn cable of Disuaionists, and is
-eminently the Negro Suffrage candidate,
would disgrace our character as law abiding
people and entail upon us a renewed lease
of all the evils of the RitneE Stevens Lincoln
reign of despotism.
A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
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PrOtOxide Of Iron

The new preparation, ''sarsapari rilla in comb;n.
tion with Iodide Of Lime pre- sens one of the nost
prompt Alternative agents IN form capasie of exert
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ed most decidedly w.en associated with other alter
ativeR. in combiSation aud the SarsaparIla seeu,s
fulhil perfectly all the favorable requisitions
The hrst effect usually observed when
"sARsAPARILLA WITH IoDlDE OF LIME"
is taken is an increase of appetite showing that il
teratrye effects are manifest in its ready combna-
tion with the blood aud tissues Pale. scrofulous
women and childre n improve rapidly under its use
ana The vital functions assume a healthy condition
IL is admirably adapted to large number of chron-
ic or acute affections peculiar children II is suit
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medicinal ELECT aud the pleasant attractive form of
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In the Spring of the Year, and during the
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No preparation like it, hch apprOrinates 10 /, as an
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ue, manner of use, ETC., given ia q circular,
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Eleven Millions More.

The disunion meeting, that calls itself Con-
presz. has declared by its authority, that
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS more of the
poor white man hard earned money shall
20 to the ''Nigger Bureau to establish
schools to educate and support the Negroes
Of the South in idleness Just think-fve
years ago the Negroes of the South produced
some three hundred nslziions of surplus or
real tcedzth, nearly all of which, the North
received and appropriated, we are sorry to
say, to building palaces, sectarian churches,
hiring Abolition lecturers, &C., and the
record shows that in 1860 there was not a
Negro panper among the four millions of
Southern Negroes Now all this surplus has
been abolished by our disunion rulers, the
labor of the Negroes has been rendered
worthless, and the white laboring classes of
the North are loaded down with the stupen-
dous debt Of THREE THOUSAND MILLIONS in
order to throw the Negroes of the South in
s'Freedmen's Bureau, to give positions
and spoils to New EEgland ofice-seekers
The Negro of the South is now supported
by portion of each days toll of every Ia
boring man in the North, and if his children
have not food to fill their bellies, or clothes
to cover their nakedness, or themselvesminus
money to pay taxes, they receive the answer,
"be patient, you are emancipating the Negro
from labor and educating him. Emigrant,
Irishman, Farmer, Mechanic, Merchant and
Laborer, what do you think of giving por-
ton of each days toll, your sweat and very
life-blood, to support and educate Negroes,
when you and your children are thrown en-
tirely upon your own resources, and daily
deprived of many of the real necessaries of
life? Think of these things, of the already
enormous debt saddled upon you, for Negro
emancipation, and the constant increase of
it by the unwise and sectional course of the
Disunion lawmakers, and let your answer
at the polls next Fall be such as will send
them, from the legislative halls, bowling to
their kennels.
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COMMUNICATED.
Soldiers Convention.

As there has been, and will yet be great
deal of splutter about this Convention among
the Radicals, wish to say word in refer
ence to it. The meeting was called for the
purpose of manufacturing thunder for Gen.
Geary, and is clap-trap phrase to cover
the real objects of the meeting. 1t is an
nounced before hand that no Democratic SOL
dier, or supporter of the administration can
be admitted as delegates. In Cumberland
County, where a Convention was held, two
thirds of the soldiers supported CLYMER in
resolutions, whereupon the Republican one
third seeded, and selected other delegates,
who, of course, will be admitted
In this County Col. Knorr, late of the
colored troops and Lieut. Pealer, assumed
to represent the soldiers of this County, at
Danville, withoutan preliminary convention,
and despite the fact that the mass of the
soldiers from this County are, and always
have been, Democrats That same Conven-
ton, at Danville, we are informed, consisted
of about one halt dozen men, and they APP
pointed two of their number to attend the
Plttsburg c0nclave, to represent the two
counties, and at the same time adopted res
olutions endorsing Mercur, our renegade
Congressman, and by implication censuring
President JOHNSON.
The assurance of these few men, is equal
led by their selecting Col kNoRR, to repre-
sent this County, man who served princi-
pally In a negro regiment, and who asserts
the colored troops exhibited as much courage
and skill and are entitled to equal praise
tUith the a0hite troops.
The Convention will end as did similar
one in Washington, which was addressed by
Butler, that grand military genius, whose
principal theme was abuse of the admins
tration and Gen. GRANT
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
renian War!

The public mind has been somewhat ex-
ercised for long time in respect to the move
ments of the Fenians. The latest news, now
is, that portion of the Fenians imbued
with more courage and rashness, than judg-
men and discretion, crossed the line at Mag
ara River, took possession of Fort Erie and
commenced the war for Irish Independence
An engagement between the Fenians and
Canadians, near Fort Colborne, resulted, in
Canadians, killed and wounded, about fifty,
Fenians, twenty-five. The latter capturing,
as prisoners of war, over 100 Canadian vol
unteers This is the first demonstration at
''blood-leeting' with the Fenians, in which
they appear to have been victorious, except
for the discord in their own brotherhood -
What the final result of their movements
will be, remains to be seen. But, however
much, we sympathize with the common
cause in which the Fenians feel disposed to
shed their blood, under their present ar
rangements we can only answer with JEFF.
DEvIs, in giving his opinion of the matter,
as requested by military officer at Fortress
Monroe, It's a bubble p ''It'sa bubble.
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CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT.

Rag@ Cards at any time before the nomi-
nations are .........................S3 90
~ Candidates are requested to pay for
their work when ordered
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Associate Judge.

WE are requested TO announce in the columns of
w this paper, that EX- Sheriff IRAN DERR, of
Jackson township, Columbia County. offers himself
as candidate for the office of ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Comfy
Convention.
June ii. 1866
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County Commissioners.

through the solicitation Of my Democratic friends.
have been induced to offer myself as a candi-
date for the office of COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention, which will convene the 27th of Au e
gust next.
MONTGOMERY COLE.
Sugarloaf township, June g. 1866
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One Question, Readers.

w il1b uO yOu VI JAlC ldOC OdDlICI
demonstration at Washington? Imagining
your answer we believe we corroborate it,
when we say that it was the most pitiable
affair, with one honorable exception, that
has been witnessed in that city since the
execution of Mrs. SURRATT The object of
the serenade was to get an expression of
opinion fromth several members of the CAL
met on the great questions of public concern
at this time, viz which is the best plan of
preserving the Union, that recommended by
the President, or that insisted on by Con-
gress Here is our opinion, of the matter,
as expressed by the Cincinnati Enquirer
''The Secretary of the Treasury was the on
" member of the Cabinet that faced the
music like man. He met the question
boldly, and decided in favor of the Presi-
dents plan. He showed no weakness ,eaui-
vocation or double-facedness. Stanton, the
bold, was as double-faced as it is possible for
any oficeholder to be, who is 10th to let go
of the public teat he is sucking So adroit
was he as to be claimed by both Radicals
and Conservatives as of their side. HAIR
Lam, the Secretary of the Interior, refused
to speak, but in letter insinuated that he
was faithful to his party, while the Presi-
dent was not. SPEED, the Attorney-gener
al, had the poor man S gout, and plead want
OF time to prepare a speech. DENNIsoN,
Postmaster general, was oily-gammon as
u ull, and thought Congress and the Presi-
dent both right. WELLEs, Secretary of
the Navy, as much as said: 81 am agreed to
anything prefer the Presidents plan, but
have no objection to that of Congress.
The affair showed the Cabinet to be a
weak, puerile, and an inharmonious concern.
This weakness reflects on the President, and
belittles his Administration. Such Cabi-
net would make almost any Administration
contemplate. The sooner the President can
get rid of it, the better for the reputation of
his Administration and the credit of the
Government 1t needs reconstruction badly.
>@~S
p9 We think it hardly possible, that more
than ayear has passed, since the Confederate
army laid down their arms and withdrew all
their forces from the field of battle. and
the Union is no nearer a restoration than II
was two years ago. This being the fact s'the
war for the Union, as declared by the Abo-
lition party in power, was nothing but a
mere pretext for carrying on the war, that
they might accomplish their wicked designs.
We have the proof every day, that the Abo-
htion party is disunion pdrty-just what
the Democracy always said they were. In
1860 ace told them that they scanted to DIS
sOIre thss Union, and that as sure as then
sCere placed en- posoer Il soas their design to
create a soor 10Th the South and s0sot has
been the the result? Let the s0idoscs and
orphans onss0er
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REGISTER and IieCOrder.

HAVING been warmly urged and encouraged by my
Democratic friends throughout the County, To be
candidate for REGISTER AND RECORDER.
hereby ofer myself to the Democratic voters for
that position, subject the decision Of our Comfy
Convention in August next Should il be the pleas
ure the people To give the nomination and
election, will perform the duties of that office with
fidelity and to the best of my ability.
SAMUEL NEYHARD.
Centre townshi June 6, 1866.
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The number of tons cfcoal shipped from
the Pennsylvania mines last week was 114,-
657. During the corresponding week in 1865
the shipments only reached 28, 900 tons.
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Our loyal friends used to talk great
deal about the boys IN blue 'butnow their
CAB and capital seems to be invested in the
boys an black-the nigger
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~ We learn that the late fire in VII
Transport, destroyed the County Jail, Sher-
if : dwelling, and several other buildings
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"A wretched bachelor Che does not live
he re) gave as reason for not getting mar
RED, that he wished to preserve good opin-
ion of the gentler sex.
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Associate Judge,

w E have been authorized to announce the name
w ofELIJAH G. RICKETTS,, of Orange township
for the Office of ASSOCIATE JUDGE, of the Courts
Of COLUMBIA County, subject TO the usage of the
mating Convention, which will be held in August
next,
June 6. 1866.