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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-03

cl11 tsp Tats coesrS es H1S OF HG'f' Ea@ York ana
Richard A. keCurdy, Vice President, and Theodore
w. Morris, Secretary ofths Mutual Life Insursncs Com
?any, being ssyeray svorn deposs and say that ths
foregoing IL full trus aod c5rrect statement Of the a.
cribed officers thereof.
.ff RICHARD A. hcOURDY, Vice Prest
THE0. W. NORRIS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25th day Of
NAY, 1885.
CSEALl I'D sisi''-''' MOSES B. MACLAY,
CS Cent stamp.l Ohio Comr. in N York,
= OprI0E or TIE AupIToR OF SrArE,l
CotuMsrs, o., June 1, 1866. : 2
1t hereby certified, that the foregoing il correct
copy OF the Statsnsnt Of Condition OF the Mutual Life
Insurance. Company of New York, mads to and fled in
this Office, forthe year 1865 e e
lsKAL Witness my hsSd and seal officially.
III JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-03

They will also, at the same time andplaoe,
select an equal number of delegates 10 a7Judi-
cial Convention, to be held at Clyde, on
Thursday, August q, 1866.
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REslGNATION or SECY HARLAN.

The Secretary Of the Interior rendered his
resignation 10 the President, on the 2Ith, and
it has been accepted The Seesetary's letter
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-03
INSURE YOUR LIFE
In the Best Company

CTATEAENT of the Condition Of the AatuAl Life In
~ suranes Company, on the LIST day Of May, 1855,
made to the Auditor Of ohio pursuant TO the Statute
Of that State.
. SANB AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company Is the Mutual Life Insurance
Company and Is located In New York.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
The Texas ELECTION.

See how the Radicals are beginning to
quarrel about the politics of the Southern
States. We have only room to give an ex-
tract from the New York Tribune, and the
comment by the New York Times, hereto
fore, both disunion papers, but evidently the
Times is backing down from It's former Rad
ical position. The Tribune says:
Texas has just held her State election,
and THRoCKMoRToN, Conservative, is
chosen Governor. He was STAKEHOLDER and
a rebel, but-both Slavery and the rebellion
being dead--we don't see what he wants to
conserve. The Times says this
As, in the eyes of Congress and the Tn
6,tf'e, there is no merit in Southern loyalty,
what else but Conservatism" can be ex-
pected Tennessee and Arkansas are loval.
but are held at arms length. Their mem
bers OF Congress are devoted and loyal, but
have been left out in the cold for eight
months. If good and true Repres entatives
had been admitted to their seats, we should
have different results in Southern elections.
But unhappily, we have changed sides. Sc
cesSlonists endeavored to divide the Union.
We resisted and defeated them They sur
rendered their armies, dissolved their Gov
ernment, and offered to return to their ale
glance. But we, though during the war in
slstlng that the Union was not and could not
be severed, now say that 1t as dtvtded, and
that neither the Southern States nor their
Representatives shall be admitted into the
Union or into Congress unless they enter
through the needles eye" held by THAD
STEVENS. While loyal members of Congress
from Southern States are repulsed and re-
jected, what encouragement is there for 10y
atty? Even the good old man who endeav-
ored in vain to beguile rude boys out of
his apple-tree was prompted to try what
virtue there was In stones. y
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
General News Items.

A few days ago the people in a neigh
borhOod in Henry County, organized Sun
day school, but the Radicals forbid the teach
ers to teach unless they should take the
oath. The school was broken up.
The alleged corruptionists of the New
Jersey Legislature were in Court on Tues
day, at Trenton, and were bound over till
October for trial
"A horrid murder occurred in Edinburgh,
johnson County, Ohio on Friday. Asoldier,
by the name of Dittman, murdered Martha
Bennett, with whom he had been living as
his wife. He shot her five times, beat her
with his revolver brutally, and then set fire
to her clothes to make his work sure. Dit
man was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Some genius has discovered perpetual
motion. 1t consists in the perpetual mo-
tons of the Rump Disunionists to amend
the Constitution, so as to secure perpetual
power for themselves The machine works
admirably so long as the people are kept
away from it.
Nebraska has gone Democratic The
Democratic majority in the Legislature, on
Joint ballot, is 8, securing the election of two
L. ;. Senators. Last yearthe Republican
majority was / 900 Babylon is fallen!-
Hurrah. boys, hurrah
Governor Hamilton of Texas who has
been here for several days, comes under an
agreement with certain parties or schemers
in his State to betray the President Ham
ilton has had lengthy interview with Mr..
johnson, but managed to evade any allusion
to the proposed apostacy The President,
meanwhile, had been fully informed of the
plans of hamilton and his confreres.
Another loyal fellow, GeorgeN. Car
Teton, it seems, has left the Government
Treasury minus about half million dollars,
as special agent and acting surveyor Of Gus
toms at Memphis Tennessee. The Rump
House has appointed a committee to send
for persons and papers, and to overhaul the
evidences ofhis guilt
John W Forney announced himself a
candidate for United States Senator, in a
speech at Lebanon, a few days ago Twas
well for John to go to the rural districts to
make his announcement. Had he proclaim
ed himself a candidate for the cast-off shoes
of Edgar Cowan, in Philadelphia the very
bricks would have laughed at him. Senators
can't be made of such stuff
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
( CAMPAIGNS OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
RY WILLIAM SININTnN
By WILLIAM SWiNTON.
The Standard History Of the Grand Army
The greatest Work on the War

The Standard History Of the Grand Army.
The greatest Work on the War
Universally endorsed by army officers and tn c
press THE AUTHOR SAYS
II design in this volume to record what thai Ar.
my did and suffered in ten campaigns aud two score
battles"
II shall have to celebrate the answering LOYALTY
of this army. that ofttimes when the bond of militia
~ cohesion failed, held 1t, unshaken of fortune,
duty self imposed,"
= I shall have 10 follow IT through checkered ex
perence. in tale commingied OF great sfortun es
foIlies and great gioTies but from the
the last will appear that. amid many buets for
tune, through s.winter and rough weather the Ar
my Of the Potomac never gave up. bui made good
fight and finally reached the GOAL
IHE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL" fAYS -
This is the only American critical work on the
late war, and il is thoroughly critical and rely
divesfed Of all political hue tone"
This is the only History ofthe ..Gr and Army and
who has borne part in its conflicts is in
egested in its grand achievements, should be with
out il
This work sells itself. The people are tired Of
political and partisan HISTORIES and something
from official snurces. We have Agents clearing over
$500 per month Send for circulars, and see our
terms and proof Of The hove assertion. Address,
- NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
507 Minor q, Philadelphia, Pa.
July 4. 1866 -7t. -a ~
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thrown, hastily covered over with earth, and
a pile Of stones heaped upon him to mark
the spot of his burial. These summary pro-
ceedings were participated in by between
five and six hundred people.
Mr.. Augustine leaves wife in Carondelet,
but no children.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
Notice in PariitiOm.

In the matter of the Estate Of Frederick
Hess, late Of Sugarloqf totcnslip, Coiuns-
bid county, deceased
To Jeremiah Hess. Thomas Hess, Asa Hess. Aman.
da Kline. Frederick Hess, Lucy Ann Shultz Maria,
Sarah ,aRd Belinda Hess,whO have for TN r Guardia an
David Lewis, Hannah Hendershot. CathaTine Brink,
Sarah Lewis, Elizabeth Hess. and Mary Hess. heirs
and legal representatives OF Fredcnck Hess. deceas-
ed
You aud each 0f you will take notice that inquest
will be held the late dwelling house of Frcdsr
Hess deceased in the township of Sugaroaf. county
OF Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, THE ilTH DAY Of
JULY. lS66. between hours of O'Clock. A. VI and
O'Clock NJ, of said dav for the pa pose of making
partition Of the real estate of the said deceased
and his children and legal represent uives if
the can be done without pujuGIce to spoil
ing the whole otherwise to value and 3ppraise the
according To law, at which time and place you
required TO attend ii you think proper.
SAMU Ell SNYDER, Sheriff.
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To IEr.--Fhe newly appointed Revenue
Assessor of this District win dispose of about
fifty positions as Assistant Assessors, Distil-
lery spies, &c, TO men who viii don the
johnson Uniform VIII our down town CO.
temporary be an applicantP
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

1a5- Mrs. ScoLLEY, of Conyngham town
ship, was brought before Esquire REINBoLD,
on Saturday last, for riotous conduct, and
in default Of proper security to keep the
peace, she was committed to the county jail
at this place, on Sabbath last.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

B<s- We observe by the proceedings of a
Soldiers Meeting, published in the Lsfcon1-
iug Gdzefte, that Lit A. B. TATE, late of
the ashland Adsocafs, and now resident
Of the city of Williamsport, has been slect-
ed as one of the Delegates to the Harrisburg
Soldiers Convention.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

B6r COL TATE presented the Editors of
this journal upon the first day of July, with
a couple Of ripe APPLES Of his own raising,
this seeson.
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DG~ A horse, driven by William Very, on
last Sabbath, took fright, became unman-
ageable, and resulted in the wreck of the
buggy and serious inquiries to the driver
He is, however, expected to recover The
horse was soon taken up, apparently unin-
iurpd f-s- fn1
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

Poor HoUsE-Ata a meeting held by the
Commissioners, in this place, on Saturday
last, it was unanimously resolved to postpone
the purchasing of Farm for the employ
ment and maintenance of the poor 1t ap-
pears there are other townships, besides the
four that accepted the bill, that would like
to join in building the poor house, but can
not do so without further legislation. They
are shut entirely out, at present, by their
own action, over which many of them feel
like repenting. Bloom township, alone, had
better purchase piece of land for the en-
ployment of her paupcrs than to continue
supporting them after the present system
But, there is no question about it, the more
go together in the new plan, the better it
Will be for all concerned.
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AdmlinistratOr's Notice.

Estate Of George I9aiL, late Of Orange to1rn-
ship, deceased.
q ETTERs Of administration the estate OF Geo
l. PfeiI late OF Grange township, Columbia county.
have been granted by The Register OF said county,
Samuel Everett, who resides in OraneeviIle, towing
ship and county aforesaid. All persons havin-
claims aga the Of the decedent reques-
tep TO present them the administrator for settle
msnt. and those indebted 10 the estate will make
immediate payment TO
Orange Twp. June G. IS66.-6w
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

EIIINU.
IL SEALED proposals will be received by the
BoaTd of School Directors OF Scott town ship. at
Charles s Fow ler's Office. at Espy, on SATURDAY,
JULY l4TH 1866. betw the hours Of two and four
O'Clock for the binding Of new Two Story Frame
School House, 42X4G feet, stories II feet each,
Plan and specifications will be exhibited at the
place aid time of letting.
PErER ENT. JACOB TERWILLIGER,
Sec'y. Pres 1.
Scott twp June 81, lS66.-3t.
I- All County papers please copy.
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B65- If the question is not considered too
impertinent or inquisitive, we would inquire
of the late Assessor if ''every thing is lovely
and the goose hangs as high as it did the
fore-part of last week?
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

1Hr The gold market has been very ir-
regular for the past week, and rates were
changing continually; the fluctuations, how
eYer,sEere not violent -
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Nj A r r lie D.

On Tuesday, the Goth day of June, 1866,
by Montgomery Cole, Esq, Mr.. EZRA O.
WEST, of Luzerne County, and Mrs. ADA
LINE BTDDLE, of Columbia County
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~ We desire that all subscriptions to
the STAR OF THE NoRTH be Immediately
settled. ,stt1f w. III. JACoBY.
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BL0OMSBURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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DR.. L D. MoNrEz' Caryihs the greatest stiInulator
in the world, Will force Whiskers OF Mu-tachps to
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Of testing its merits. Address, REEvEs & Co., 76
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NTRAPPING AND MINING Pa

w PER. Having thoroughly overhauled my Pa
ger Mills al Mill Grove Bloomsbury. Columbia
County Pa. am prepared to NIL all orders for
Wrapping, Dry Blasting and Water Proof Paper,
shOr notice and fair prices. / have opened a ware
house in WilkeH- Barre and appoints Joseph Brown
the firm Of Brown, Gray& Co.. my agent TO dispose
of my paper IN LuzeIne County.
THOMAS TRENCH,
bloomsbury Sept. rs, 1865
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pGr The July number of the Phrenolog-
ical Journal, published by Fowler & Wells,
New York, contains forty illustrations, por-
traits of distinguished statesmen, clergymen,
soldiers, criminals, besides vast amount of
reading matter, etc. 1t can be had for 20
cts. per number, or $2 a year {. b
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

Be+ Owing % the crowded state Of our
columns, we are unable to publish our re-
ceipts, to the DEMocRAr AND STAR, for
June, In this issue. a @1f
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Il SCRATCH. SCRATCH SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure The Itch in 4S Hours.

Also cures SALT Ri EuM. ULCERS. chill
BLAiNs. and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price
so cents. For sale by all Druggists By sending co
cents TO WEfKS POTTER Sole Agents. no Wash
ington street Boston. will DO forwarded BY mail,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

BE- Eve stilllive" The Buckalew and
Cowan appointment of Assessor for this
District has not been confirmed by the SEN
ate. We rest easy.-Republican, Nays.
We might infer from the above that if the
late Assessor rested easy while the ap-
pointment was not confirmed he rests an1-easy
since the confirmation of Mr.. Clark, his sue
cessor 1t is probably necessary that some
of his friends should took after htm
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

THE Senior editor of this paper offers for
sale an order given by Grovesteen & Co.,
of New York, to the amount of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. to be applied as part pay
ment on one of their three hundred dollar
Piano FoKTEs, which we will dispose of
upon the most reasonable conditions This
firm has the reputation of making the best
instruments in this country. Their instru-
ments received premiums at the World 5
Fair held in England the United States
Fair at Chicago, and the Great Exhibition
in New York, a few years since. They sell
at prices ranging from $500 to $500. Any
person wishing to purchase 6rst-class Pi-
ano,, the most improved and beautiful, will
do well to purchase our "order' on GROVE
srEEN & Co., New York
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Bg Col T. B. Searight has been recon-
mended by the Democracy of Fayette and
Greene counties as their choice for the State
Senate. He viii be nominated by the Dis
trict Conference, and elected by the people
as sure as there Is an ANDREW JOHNSON.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

B5- The Democrats of Sullivan County
win hold their convention on Tuesday, the
sIst Of July This is considerably earlier
than they usually held their conventions.
The Democratic convention of this county
viii be held at the usual time, on the last
Monday in August
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

B6E- The Ladies of the Bloomsbury Ger
man Reformed Church, will hold Rasp-
berry Festival, in Mr.. SNYDER's New Hall,
on Main Street, commencing Wednesday
evening, July 1lth, to continue every eve
ming during the week. The public are re-
spectfully invited to attend
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

SARsAPARILLA.-Itis is hard to kill out the
medicinal use of this famous root. 1t must
be excellent, or it would not be demanded
so extensively. After all, good as it may be,
the Iolit1e Of Eame, which the Boston chem
lists combine with it, is samore valuable alter
alive and tonic than Sarsaparilla. The Sar-
saparilla with Iodide of Lime must be sci
enti6c and valuable remedy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

sGr We learn that Mr.. Milens, near
Espy, cut piece Of Rye, on Saturday last.
! Mr. Shuman, Of Scott, intends cutting his
wheat this week. The harvest has come on
much earlier this season than was anticipa-
ted The crops promise a fair yield.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04

by- Charles E. Boyle, Esq, has been re-
nominated for the Assembly by the Demo
Gratis of Fayette County. His election is
beyond a doubt.
In Greene County the Democracy have
nominated John Phelan, Esq. as successor
of our friend Rev. Thomas Rose, who served
his constituents in the Legislature with hon
esty and fidelity. Mr. Phelan viii be elect
ed in that District by handsome majority
RGT Some of the shop-keepers of this
town were taken by surprise, few days ago,
when they were informed by one of the
peace-makers, that if they continued selling
fre-crackers and such combustible material,
he would have them prosecuted and punish
ed as the law directs. Our streets have pre-
sented quite different appearance ever
since the nuisance has been stopped. Boys,
in squads, were annoying pedestrians and
frightening horses, in this place, nearly
every day in the week until the proper steps
were taken to prevent it. By common con-
sent, it has been agreed upon, that the boys
may fire acay as much as they please on the
Fourth.
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To Our PATRONS. months having
expired since the consolidation of the DEsl-
ocRAT AND STAR, we viii be obliged, owing
to the continued high price of printing pa
per and other material, to collect from all
those of our patrons who have not as yet
paid us, taro dollars and ttcenty.fre cents,
and from those who neglect the matter and
lesve their subscriptions run six months, TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. Two dollars IN
Advance is the lowest Iring figure, and when
we do not receive our pay at the commence
ment, our patrons should not find fault with
us for asking the small additional amount.
HF On last Thursday afternoon we en-
joyed the pleasure of witnessing the closing
exercises of the Spring term Of the Blooms
burg Literary Institute, under the auspices
of Prof. CARVER. The students performed
their parts in avery creditablenanner, both
to themselves and their preceptors The
declaiming by the males was very good, con-
sidering their age; the compositions by the
females were excellent and well read, and by
their application to facts and circumstances
of the present, they undoubtedly we're origi-
nal, as their tutors desired they should be-
The whole entertainment being interspersed
with music both vocal and instrumental,
made it doubly interesting. The closing re-
marks, by Prof CARVER, were instructive,
polite, and very effective, and the sympathy
exhibited by the pupils went to show that
while he was very strict in his school disci-
pine, he enjoyed the obedience, respect, and
love Of his entire school. Considering the
short time Prof CARVER has been in our
midst, we believe we are right, in saying that
he has won the confidence Of all who know
him, and therefore, wiz be retained to take
charge Of the school in the new buildings
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
ID l E ID

In Jerseytown, on Friday, the Goth ut.
DIR. SIMON COTNER, aged about IS years
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s65- Not very popular-for Democrat to
be engaged talking itup for the Columbian.
Some of our Democrats are trying hard to
'sworm out Of ever having said good
word for that institution No doubt they
wish they never had. They were old enough,
and have had sufficient experience in politi-
cal matters, to have known better, and not
'brustle up" when interrogated as to their
relations with that institution.
"a Remember that our strength is in
our principles. = Republican, April I6.
IF that is the case your principles have
become very sceak, when we consider that
you are no longer able to hold the Office of
Assessor Your g principles have failed
you, and yoatr party is not united, compact,
eolid, firm. There is no doubt but what
fright VIII triumph, and those who remain
true TO the end win be rewarded with the
Offices
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-04
THE NEW
Spring & Summer Medicine.
PrOtOxide OfIrOn,

Which has become favoraby known asa
TONIC .s.ND RESTORATIVE,
BY Physicians and InvaIds in all parts of the
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-. ]. K.-We had no difficulty in OBJ
tanning the evidence nes,essary to effect our
object. You may now dismiss the natter
.PATRror. Your communication was re-
oei7ed, but Is il reflects upon the character
Of certain candidates. it is not suitable for
publication at this time. Our opinion is,
that you are inclined to consider success a
virtue and defeat crime.
REV. THE oldest. Jewish Synagogue in
Europe is IL Prague, Germany.
r. D c. Columbus died in l5O6 at Val
iadolid, Spain, 100 miles northwest of Ma
drid.
ISoulRKR I'VE don't suppose the late