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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
GROCERIES AND
HERE YOU CAN FIND
Notice in Partition.

h, the matter of the Estate of Frederick;
Hess, late Of Sugarloqf to1onShiip, Column
bia county, deceased
To Jeremiah Hess, Thomas Hess, Asa Hess. Aman.
da Kline. Frederick Hess, Lucy Ann SbulIz Maria.
Sarah and Belinda Hess,who have for ir Guard ia n
David Lewis, Hannah Hendershot CatharIne BRINK,
Sarah Lewis, Elizabeth Hess. and Mary Hess heirs
and legal representatives Of Frederick Hess deceas-
ed
You and of you will take notice that an in Suest
will be held the late dwelling house OF Frederick
Hess deceased the township Of Sugarloaf. unity
OF Colombia. on WEDNESDAY. THE nth DAY OF
JULY, 1866. between hours OF o'clock. A. VI and
clock P NJ of said dav, for the purpose OF making
partition Of the real estate Of the said deceased TO
and among his children and legal representatives, II
the sa can be done without prejudice TO spoil
ing the whole otherwise to value and SppEsise the
same according to law at whtca time and place YOU
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BLOOMSBURY. MARCH l, 1866.

OUerpatd accounts to COLUMBIA DEMoCRAT,
rendered by Leri L. Tate, to e. II. IkeJr,
and to be entered on JACoBY q KELLER 5
Books. to the credit of said patrons
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

ssa- DR.. Silas Z. Walton, Of the Borough
of Berwick, has been appointed by Revenue
Assessor John, as one of his Deputies This,
we suppose, is one of those appointments
the Columbian styles wholly unnecessary. ="
The Doctor, of the Republican, ought to
know what is best for the government,
himself included, although some people
think he does not, and regard him as moth
ing more than an ''importunate shark T.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
The Ofacial Election Returns,

For and Against County Poor House,
held on Tuesday, June 5th, 1866, are as
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

Hw They seem to have forgotten that Mr..
johnson, during his congressional career,
proposed just nine amendments to the Con
STANDARDIZATION.
Pray, Mr.. Editor, please inform yourread-
ers of the character of those ''nine amend
ments )" the occasion upon which they were
proposed; date and page of the COnsres-
sional Globe containing them; that we may
all be able to find and examine the matter
for ourselves When an editor makes an
assertion he is expected, when called upon,
to sustain it. We viii venture to say, how
ever, that of all the amendmentsitis alleged
Mr. johnson proposed, there is not one look
ing to the elevation of the black race above
that of the white Place pin there, if you
please But give your readers the references
that they (the amendments) may be ex-
amined.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

By- The Republican editor, down town,
expresses some fear that the Cooper John
son party might nominate his friend, Rob
ERT F. CLARK, fer Congress in this District )
but says, 1t viii be an easy job to defeat
him. This, we think, might be possible.
One thing is certain, Mr.. CLARK could not,
four years ago, nor cannot Ro1o command
the Democratic vote of this District. But,
should this Republican ''disorganizer," as
he is called by his former political friends,
succeed in getting a nomination for Congress,
his defeat will be brought about through a
better and more influential source than the
RepubhcQn press.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
ANSWERS 70 coRRssPoNDENTs

JOHN T., OF ORANGEvH.LE.- our mat
ter was attended to by Us
w. K.-The report you speak of is con-
'tradicted by one who was present
j. T-0ur columns are not open for dis
cussion Of the merits and dement's Of partic-
ular candidates. Let those things be settled
with the people, by themselves.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

p@ By order of the Chairman, the Demo
cratic State Central Committee are requested
to meet at the ST Charles Hotel, Pittsburg,
on Tuesday July 3rd 1866, at IL. A. NJ.
ES- A fine assortment of blanks of all
kinds. now on hand and forsale at this office.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

H,oRPoRATIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Public notice hereby given that the Commissioners
gana Ss sale I RsshSsa s
cu1 ths g.y q New Xorl ne following Real Estats;
facsief Land east side Of cor,eazs street between
Block bcandsd by Hobokep, West and Canal streets.
Lot north side Sf FfS.sstS street near sixth avenue
Two Lots norh and south aides Of Forty ninth street.
sn Lots north and south SIDES Eighth street, between
two books q Land between szsy seventh and sixty
pSYs fPa fa snS
Two Io west sde of Fourth avenue between Seven
Tls ssasil and
r4SS "no ho sie and Ech. streets
Thyrenr Lots Eighty hrstand Eighty second streets,
Two Lots south sde Eighty second street. nea, Fourth
One Lot southwest corner Of lsh st,eet and Twelfth
Two Lots north side Seventy ninth street, south side
SEhGeth street near Third & az avenue nue.. - u,u ,.,,,
a Lot east side Of Second avenue seveny-eighth
Thirty seven lots south Of Seventy ninth street and
lots seventy fourth and seventyhfh Streets
SAird and Four,havennes.
Nsrrantee deeds win be given.
q Rsd1 R%ss %sy q" Or Ss sr
1 1se
As comp.roers Office zach day Immediately ;s after After The The
s ready for davey; and The balance seventy ceht
q s Sn l e S s gsss S% June
1 I any The s. % @ e. s y.. ss Sssss ss
hetc 70 The & &c0%T,rcsr y or m aos sy 30 paid IN
= when interest is due within the 6ve years '
The sale will be continued from day 70 day until the whole
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Oos'Hoiihhs o'''ck- hAtL tnr,i 81 70 nrrSs~' fssw
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

ITO CONTRACrORs.-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR
i building q main trunk according 70 plans aud
spccncaons filed at the City Clerks ONCE Of the city Of
Newburg, ~ from north side Of Western avenue 10 tho
buikhead built sustain and protect the
said the foot Of south William street into the Hud
council on or before the 2d day of May a. o'clock
the contract given to the lowest responsible bidder
Tho De oval shape, Eve four feet wide In the
3048 feet.
The Common Council the right TO reject all Of tho
proposals deemed the interest OF the Corporation
ny order of THE STREET COMMITTEE.
c. X ROYCE City Clerk
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

PROPOSALS..
(HIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, DEPARTMENT
\ Sf virsnls Richm,Sad chm on Va May & Ises ,.
ns at 2 NJ for furnishing the United States government
CLASS 100 cords oSEIHa merchanable Hard Wood
GLASS 2-@2oooo @ y, bushels Oats, "a sacks. IN,
GLASS sos sS:s csan RYE y'%%'sS o9 asy %
IN such % pn titles e may BE- reGsrs
Envelope Paper EnysIopes cartons szesj nemorandnn
and 9.lre Blank Books INK @ Arnolds Fluid and Ink
cs oce Tape Erasers and Paper Folders all to be Of good
Proposals VIII be made for each class separately and
must designate the articles in each class proposed 70 be far
The wood hay and straw win be subec. inspection
delivery Samples Of heoats and the articles class must
All supplies 10 be- delivered 70 tho United states Quarsr
masters a Richmond and Fort Monroe they may De rc
ss TO Ss s
The United states reserves the right 70 reject any or Al
% s %s,sn S e. n''
Brevet Brsadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
f,RoToN AoUEDucT DEPARrMENr-ro SEWER
with The tile of he work % which & reat.s the name q
bidder and dats o. 99erns VIII % reccyed - tniI omcs
they win BE- opened for construction or in the
Ffsh svssSe. between Thir.ys1.h ana rhrys~sn.h
TSiry..svsn Thirty eighth Thiry,n EoryssA and
texcepns Fcrtieh and Foryst streets between Eleventh
Madison avenue, between Fifty third and rfsy-hnh
Lexington avenue between Yfy-nrst and Fif,ysceond
FULTON street. between Greenwich and West Streets
sevenyei street from Madison avenue eastwardly
fiysecond and Fifty third streets between Eighth and
The plans may bs seen and specification. and blanks for
proposals obtained on aPPsscs 4 ss SSs c,oo,
: sosT II JHlSEs 4 lSfEssE1aH' Aisssss' Sssis
ls~-
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER

j. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER
"A. A. j. BLEECKER SON h co Will sell at anction
{. Friday, May H. at y o'clock at the Exchange saesroom,
HI (for whom ooncern the desirable three
story high stoop House and Lot No 29 West
tifteth street with Gas Fixtures Bopse has all the
pOdern improvements. Lot l92xlG06 $4,000 can remain
Ou mortgage. Title perfect.
NJ MILLER AUCTIONEER-BY A. N. MILLER
"A. co, Saturday, May r. at II A. NJ, at 80 Cedar
01seet N Y and magnificent Furniture In great
sety Mattresses Feather Beds new and spendd Carpets
Catalogues ready Friday morning.
a. rooms GAG Broadway will sell this day. at II O'clock
ige varied of ne first class Furniture al
sae city trade Also Eve second hand Panofortes
y celebrated makers
uCTIoN SALE OF HORSES AND WAGONS IN
IA Brooklyn-by COLE 4 MURPHY, this day, at II
4olock, $50 Fulton street. Horses Top Wagons, ~
p do Butchers Cart nearly sets Harness, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

a UrTToN NoTICE-E ROTH, AUCTIoNEER.
"A WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
&AaNlFICFNT HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS;
GlEGANT ROSEWOOD PlAHOF@ETE.
BEAUTIFUL PARIlOR SUITS, IN BRoCATEL;
WORKS OF ART AND BRONZES,
BLACK WALNUT DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
s day Thursday May TO- ~ II o'clock precisely al lS
tnton place Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
PARI,OR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful rosewood and black walnut Parlor
uits French satin hrocate and Turk
Easy Lounges match rosewood Centre and
PER Taoes Eaeeres Corner Book Stands twenty
Isy brouze Clock rich China and Parian Vases Palsr Or
elegant Brocael and Lace Curtains fine collec
bon OF Paintings and Engravings, large Mirrors and
%AGNIFiCEHr ROSEWOOD PYANOFoRTE, STOOL
AND COVER COST $3.50;
IN elegant Instrument with beautifully
1arved legs case with all modern improvements,
1runa baps fun IRON plate French action fu octave
rse and black walnut BedcaGs Bureaus washsanda
Sofas Chars Mirrors Clock Tables, Bed Lounges
&prng Mattresses, Beds Blankets, Tea Tables
&.enson Table China Glass and Silver Ware Cutlery &c
S0Ie uositive Deposits required n B--Reable men in
attendance cart PACK ship goods for purchasers at
sOasOnabIe charges.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

ITO LET-IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. ONE ENTIRE
Floor with two three Rooms upper floor with all
gas water &e Apply at 37 East Thirty first
street between o A. M. and p. NJ
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

ITO LET-Two LOFTS EITHER SINGLE OR TO-
gether one suitable for Office II required IN building
"a Old slip Apply TO W. 4. BARNES, on the premises
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
sAlm AT AUCTION.

~ rouNG AUCTlONEER.-LARGE sALB OF
feea,t Househoi Furniture, this day Thursday.
M tbe story house l56 West Fifteenth street
sixth Seventh avenues, consisting OF one eio %
- an octave PAnofoTte, round one OF tne
80, esnments offered aIrion this season; elegant
s,soaa and black walnut Psrlor Salts covered IN ne
HS@sssa Brraans washstnds, Centre Tables HAIR MAT
es Srine Reds Lace Window Curtains, Shades, OH
Ornaments Clocks, SILVER Ware, Crockery,
Sss,e Cntery Extension Table, Ac, every article
"ssns cars mn within few doors OF the house Compe-
rnt ia attendance cart PACK or snip goods Tor pnr
eng hOu sekeeplng Deposts required from puT
shassIs.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

rNO LET-TIIREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
use of Kitchen gas and closet; all one hoor
Apply $50 Sixth avenue, door from Fifty street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

A BONA rrDE AsrRoLoorsT. WILSON
"A siis the object of your visit &c lS9 Allen seet
Houston street, the bakery
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

HrApAM LE BLANcR, THE CELEBRATED PARfsfAN
M Astrological BE- at 40 Broome street confec
tiDnery Once hours from A. n. TIL O'Clock r. n.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

4 FORTUNE ron ALI. WHO CONSULT MISS WEI.
"A LINGrlN, who recaims drunken or unfaithful hus
bands tells u theft business good luck and gyes lucky
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

VyySpv WALLER AUTHORIZATIONS ~ CHAT.
III ban street ssis ghs day st l0 O'Clock the entire
bSslbsn street WALKER A co.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

RIO LET-PART OF A NICE PRIVATE HOUSE IN
the Bowery; six rooms BATH gas and water al CON
yenences for possession 1a immeaaey 'he
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

DEsK ROOM, WITH DESK VERY CHEAP, AT NO. 4
- New Chambers street. room No. A.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

NJ OFFICE. VI LIBERTY STREET
QpwTFEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
xANTEL AND fIER MfklORS
rROCATEI. AND LACE CURTAINS
VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS.
ny oEOIsE COOK on Friday Iltb. AZ iott O'Clock. a.
ne scutee residence 81 tLcrngtnn ali the Furn
tr,e incudns raor Cnanbers Dnils Room aud Kitchen.
0liclcihe, China and Glass Ware.
fatacs csIes Al sale
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

ITO MILLfNERs AND COUNTRY sroREKEErERs
You can purchase lengths of Millinery Goods cheape
than down town obbers sell whole pieces Call Larfes
stock of Ribbons and Goods In tho city Mark tn,
address. EDWARD RIDLEY sll and 3fis Grand and 9
Allen streets, nth block east from the Bowery
second Floor-SIRAW GOODS.
Third F1oor-MfILISERY AND RIBBONS
Fourth floor--CASE GOODS ONLY.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

A SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE sALB
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
TuIS DAY (THUESDAY) MAY TO-
Sn nae includes seasonable and desirable assortment
ct now goods womens and cbLdTep's wear, to
Ubich attention Of the trade - Invited
, CataQSu and samples now ready,
TO MORROW fFRiDAYo, MAY u,
LARGE REGULAR SALE
FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Catalogues and samples ready eaIy morning or sae
wM TOPPING co, Auetoneers
lS2 Church street.
r. JUsT1soN, JR. AUCTIoNEER.
W c. WsIfEBCUsE
wa offer this day at l0}a A. M.
ATTHE sALESfCCMS
9S CORTLkNDT STREET,
tine, large And
WE'LL shAr0 ASSORTMENT OF
eCoTs,
CATERS. 10,
SUITABLE roR SPRING TRADE.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10


WOODS THEATRE ADMISSION ~
~ bl4 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
Continued success OF the young beautiful and gifted
WORRELL SISTERS,
who VIII appear this evening IN change Of bill the pss
formance commencing with
CROSSING THE LINE,
the sisters IRENE and JENNIE appearing and introducing
-. DOUBLE cLoG DANCE.
THE ELVES; OR, THE STATUE BRIDE.
ssIS!4 skIseH IvbIS gGss. gHGss HHl!:::: fSEar SRHs
Together with NJ. w. Leningwel. O. c. Davenport Welsh
Edwards, Lucia Deane Alice seidler Mrs. E. Wright, &c
DUETS. HoRNPiPEs, PAS DE DEux, &c
Grand rE ai De hMLy Esai RESORT oF fR dF
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

nESKROOM TO LET-IN A LIGHT, PLEASANT AND
~ commod0us office, situated in Wall street. between
Broadway New street Address T. b. g. box h3 Post
office, stating name aud business
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

MosT DEpLonAB1E IaNoRANoE.-A recent issue
Of the British Quarterly Reoieo contains the fol
lowing astounding may, almost Incredible revela-
tons of The ignorance which exists among some
sections Of the British community:
In Birmingham thirty-two persons, averaging
moro than twelve years Of age, including young
man Of twenty, and two young women could not
tell the Queens name. The conmonest and
fishes, mountains and the sea, were unknown.
Some thought London was country, one that it
was in the exhibition % violet was said to be a
pretty bird q primrose o red rose; lilac also q
none could say; some knew not what river
meant, OF where snow comes from !; and q COW in
picture was pronounced to be lion. Multtudes
Of these poor children can never have seen prim-
rose by the rivers brim, or heard the song OF tho
lark.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

In MAINE the squirrels, red and gray, are more
numerous and bolder this year than ever before
within the memory Of the oldest inhabitants, The
scarcity Of nuts in the woods or the prospect OF a
severe winter, or something else, drives them INTO
towns ana villages. The farmers complain bitterly
Of their depredations. They gnaw holes through
the roofs and sides of their buildings and make
themselves nuisance generally
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

The Yale catalogue for the new college year is
Just out. It's summary of students is as follows:
In theology, sO in law, u.s. in medicine, 81; in phi
losophy and arts, 122; total 2O9. Seniors, lo1;
juniors, 115; sophomores, 192; freshmen, l62-
total, 500; aggregate, zoe. .,oxoo
The libraries Of the college, exclusive Of the $500
volumes Of the Oriental Society, contain q, 500
books, besides large number Of pamphlets. The
faculty and instructors of the college consists of
the president, thirty-fve professors, nine tutors,
four instructors, q librarian, and demon strator
Of anatomy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

The records Of the Commissioners Of Emigra-
tion show that during the month Of October 1899
passengers arrived at the port Of New York, Il ST
of whom came BY steamers, and 470S by sailing
vessels. Nine Thousand Of the number were from
Germany and about 5000 from ilvergool; Sixteen
ohusetts, 600 to Michigan, 600 to Missouri 685 to
New Jersey, 1917 to Ohio, 22l4 to Pennsylvania,
667 to Wisconsin, and 8471 have remained in New
York. None came South. Why?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
A Louisville dispatch of the 9th instant says:

E0u1571no oo11 1711e111s
The train leaving hero az five o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Nashville, was maIciousy thrown of
The track OF Sinking Creek. The engineer was
hs1ly h1rt. and at last accounts the fireman had
not been found. The Adams Express car, baggage
car and smoking car were burned, and the passen-
gers are said to have boen generally robbed. No
paesengers injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

ONE Herr Risnger an architect asked La an aa9 au
ereien. His behavior awakening suspicion he was
arrested searched, and found il possession Of q
long double-edged knife. In his rage he stabbed
one Of the policemen near him It is supposed that
an leanings seem to have excited his revenge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
The editor Of the Manitowoc Tribune has been
in Milwaukee, and in his paper Of tho 1st inst.


in Milwaukee, and in his paper of tho 1st inst.
says:
Never were We more impressed with the pros
perity Of tho State than VIC were day or two ago
in Milwaukee. The improvenonts going on there
are really astonishing, and it enforces the belief
that Wisconsin is to be Of the greatest States
in the Union; for cities seldom go ahead Of the
rounding country-thoy are generally behind
Here are few figures showing some of the
amounts expended on new buildings during the
present year .z
Rolling mill $780, 600
-four mill $780, 0O0
four mills ,00O
breweries 10000
distllleries 10000
4 block iBrodhead $4,000
church lBaptist) $4,000
s churches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7500t
Is business blocks on East Water street 5oo o0t
1000 private residences, from 5000 to EACH
This is fair showing for the City of Bricks. We
hope her prosperity may never be less.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
4'he 1au4 4e,ps,
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1a, 1865.

17bo Con Antonio Herald says the headquarters
Of The the Der Department of Texas will be removed by
Gonerai Heintzelman front Galveston to San Anto-
n;o 9 on account of the operations on the border.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

DIR. LAWRENCE'S
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For TEE CURE OF SYPHILIS IN ALL TT
FORMS,

YlH1s EXTRAORDINARY AND TRULY VALUEABI.p
IL Medicine is prepared With shn and care
by regular graduate OF Medicine and Pharmacy from
fresh SOUTHERN MEDICINAL ROOTS AMI HERBS,
and is therefore
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

THE Board Of Education Of New York have voted
to approve the report of its finance committee, al
ready published, appropratine; s2,522,0O0 fol- the
snpport of schools during the year 1867
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
A FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM rHys1o1An,

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DR.. Bako, Of Baltimore, Nd, says: "Your remedy Ii
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Dr. Smith, OF New Yorh, writes: ~ have fairly test
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NJ We could procure numbers Of certificates from
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signing their full Names but certificates a1et small i'm.
portance any how, fair trial will convince the most
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