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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-13

WHERE THE MONEY CONES FRoM.-
Sometimes Democrats wonder where the
money comes from which the Republicans
use in such profusion to carry elections
and corrupt the ballot boz. If we ever
had any doubt on the subject, that has
been removed lately. The third annual
report Of the Philadelphia 'Union League
show that in 1865, the income was 81 34,-
943,94, Of which they expended, Garry
ing the election last iall) SOL ,97s ,9s ,leav.
ing balance on hand Of $43, ,765, So
This sum is now ready to be used in the
coming Governors election, to bribe
voters, or any other purpose that may
give them success at the polls. With these
facts before !heir eyes Democrats cannot
be too vigilant.
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a Good Joke.

The best joke of the season was lately
perpetrated in Baltimore by the Friends.
AT large and respectable meeting of this
denomination petition was prepared to
be presented 10 Congress ,asking e that body
to do something for the Freedmen, If this
was done in irony,as most likely the case,
it is the richest thing of the season but
if done in earnest it was quite cool. "DQ
something for the Freedmen - When,
we would ask, has anything been done for
the white men ! Congress has had almost
its entire time, thus far, taken up with the
"Freedmen." Congress has given them
bureaus, schools, bounties, land, pensions
farming implements, and is now trying
hard to give them the ballot and the right
to conlrol the white man. One thing has
been forgotten, which must be done before
the thing is complete Congress must make
an appropriation to buy lot of baby jun
pers for the little nigs. We believe this
would be a saving to the "Bureau." Do
something for the Freedmen" If some
thing be not done for the white man pref
ty soon, the negroes will have it all, and
there will be nothing left for him.
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Women Voting.

Miss Lucy Stone and other strong mind.
ed women are petitioping the Lunatcs of
Congress to give them the right to VOTE
They say they represent Fifteen Millions
of intelligent white women many of whom
by education, intelligence aud refinement,
have a better claim to vote than the inferi-
or and ignorant race of negroes. Sure
Enough! Would it not be better for Thad
Stevens to get white mistress and devote
his attention in part to Miss Lucy Stone
and the white folks
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LDIW0UlSDUR8 TlMREBT. .
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
CORRECTED wRERLY FOR rnE "DKaooRAr"
Hs.ia =-||aaaaHaas l-Haa=
MARRIED.

In DanviIle, on the Goth Of Dec. 1865,
by the Rev. d. NJ. Henkol, Mr.. Geo. M.
Beagle, aud Miss Rebecca j. Whiteuight,
both OF Columbia county.
At Rngtown Station, on the 25th Of
Dec. BY Rev.J. s Renuinger, Mr.. Eph
rain l.. Kramer, of Catawissa, and Miss
Jane Reinbold, daughter of Dauiel Rein
bold, Esq, of the former place.
On Sunday, the 3lst day Of December
1865, by Montgomery Cole, Esq, Mr.
Parvin L. Kline, of Fishipgcreok, and
Miss Mirim E. Linder, of Bent on, Coum
bia county.
On Thursday evening, Dec, 2sth, 1865
at the residence of Nicholas Seybcrt, in
Salem township, Luzerne county, by Rev
p. w Mellick. Mr.. Isaac Louderbach, ot
Berwick, and Miss Kate Fowler, of Bri.
arcreek township, G ol, co.
On the 2sth of December, 1865, b,
Rev james s. Ferguson, Mr.. John r.
Brink and Miss Mary Il Lutz, both OF
Sugarloaf township, Col. co.
On the 25th ut at the residence Of tn G
bride, by Rev. r.. f. >Wil'on, Mr.. Smith
W Kimble of Wlliamsport, and Miss
Beck MoIIenry Of Still Water, Col. 90.
On Thursday, the 4;h inst. at the resi- i.
dence of the BRIDE by the same, Mr.. John
Farbor of Bloom township, aud Miss En-
ma D1,trick of Morgantown
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Taxation.

While England is removing her taxa.
lion-which she is taking off the burdens
from the laboripg c asses--we are greatly
increasing ours. The whole expenses OF
the English Government are $3.50 ,00o,-
600 a year, and of that one-half goes to
pay the interest on the national debt
The expenses Of the United States Gov.
erDmcnts, Federal and State, will be at
least five hundred millions Of dollars a
year, including tho interest on our debt.
In other words, Great Britain, with her
thirty-two thousand millions Of taxable
property; has a much cheaper government
than the United StaIes, with its twelve
thousand millions of taxable property =
The latter pays one shird moro taxation
than the former on one third the means.
The United States, under the Republican
party dispensation, are now the most
abominably taxed communities on the face
Of the globe. The most iron despotism
existing has never wrung such fabulous
amounts from the boards Of the laborine
cl asses as this 80 called "best and mos
parental Government The only bus
ness our legislators have to do now is tc
provide for the negroes at the expense o
the whites, and otherwise exert all theil
ingenuity to increase the taxation, which
goes to supply the capacious maws OF the
bond aristocracy and the Government
! contractors
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CONGRESS-.

The right of the two Houses of Con
gress to judge Of tho qualifications OF
members is very different thing from
that assumption of power advocated by
Messrs. Sumner, Stevens, ct al, by which
they propose to dislranchise States. II
an improper person be sent to represent a
State or district, they may with proprie-
ty send him back, but they cannot find a
word in the Constitution which gives them
authority to say to State, "you have
been sinner, and cannot have any repre-
sentation here If the States of the
South are in the Union their representa-
tives have right to be in Congress, and
ifthey are not, the stars which represent
them on the flag should be stricken out,
unless wo intend tnat the "star,spangled
banner" shall be, as some of the radical
factionists have called it, "a GauntiDg
lio," We have not changed in our love
for the Union, and it is our consistent re-
gard for the great charter of the republic
which causes us to oppose every move.
ment, open and bold or insidioas and base,
which aims at its destruction.
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List erCauses for Ftb. Term 1866.

Rachael Morgan uy her next flied Wan II lIoag-
land vs. Richard Morgan
stephen BUlUy vs. CaltaWis 4 NilllamEpOit r.
Erie K Co
, VIM l. Lance VS. uarman Crcvrling.
WIN h Lance vs. hos Crcvenng ct al
Llgah McMurtrie EnaoTsce of Aaron Wolfvs Chris
tian Wolf.
Jacob llarris VS. Peter Tacoby.
Z Russel Stokcr VS. Wm lkcier.
Jacob HOPPER vs. william Slauba,h h aud IhiisliAn.
ma his wife,
- JaC Shunan vs. Caawiss Railroad Company.
~ tIugh AcGeynolds VS. Peter uliphant
II Adam Dieterich W. Jeremiah J.CUhy
~ Abraham hartman vs. sIuS u Edgar
10 Benjamin Werlman VS. VI Wi hams
Ia Geo Herring vs. Peter Miller
10 Edward ioiner vs. the Locust VI Rail Road X Iron
Go w RGa ~ : Futty Tnan
l6 hamberiin for tie use ot hockenberg VS. elias
Edgar
II John Hntercr VS. John Jameson
ID + Reigeard vs. Geo Patt ron, q al.
10 Aaron Bloom vs. Reuben Sitter
~ Jonothan Wolf lndersee Of Geddis Marsh & Co
81 Jonothan W9lf lndo see of Geddis Marsh & Co
VS. George II ireas,
% Matthias Tronsue VS. the Township OF Scott
s5 Jacob Reniley vs. Cattawissa 4 X Co
~ Bum, Raisnei " Co vs. LevI Kutz
IS Anna Barbara DeighmiIer VS. Henry Deighmiller
20 William Lamon vs. Peter Hayman
y VIM LainOn VS. John YanpeIl
20 Administrators Of Joseph Paxton deed vs. VIM
90 Moses Faust & Samuel X lhnIippi vs. Joseph
80 Freck own reputed owner
81 Jacob ehuman VS. John b iluntsihgCr
~ Abraham Swisher Samuel Rlmby
~ NJ freck x Cows Clinton Dewitt
"a hOUeft GoTfelI vs. Twp OF COnyngham
% Eli Jones VS. Miles g Abbott & Richard B Menurh
3oh iliam Eyer Peter > Barber
Greenw oud Township VS. samuel ROgaI
% sylvester Faux VS. Isaac White
% Sylvester Faux VS. Isaac White
~ Christian knapp vs. School Directors Of Bloom
Township
40 Wright Hughes vs. Peter Miller
IL Lewis Green vs. Isaac White
4? Mary Green VS. Isaac White
4J Andrew Snyder John sheatler
JESSE COLEMAN Proth'y
ProthonOtarys Office,
Bloomsbury, Jan u, 10.
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The Poor MEN PAY THE TAXES
Secretary McCulloch says we can never
expect to see prices go down again to the
old point, because of the taxes, The land.
lord charges the taxes in his rent, The
manufacturer in the price of his articles
the merchant upon his goods-and thus
the poor men in he end pay the taxes,
And thus has it ever been in the way ol
taxation, the great burden falling upon
the men of toll, and yet because a tax col.
lector never visits The poor mans cottage,
there are those who claim that be pays no
taxes, when in reality, the poor being in
the great majority, they pay more taxes in
the aggregate than those whom the world
calls rich. They pay duties on the i'm
ported goods they consume-on the do
mestc goods they purchase they pay tho
premium unwise laws give to the rich
manufacturer, and in almost every con-
ceiVable form they are taxed to pay the
National and State debt, while the bond
holder, who gets more than lawful interest
is exempt from National and State taxa
tion on his wealth invested in Government
securities.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-13

RD- A Washi ngton special says the
President will send in a message on the
assembling on Congress, iu reply to a res
olution Of the House, stating why JEFF
Davis has not been tried. In substance
it will be the same as contained in his
first message lie Celebrates upon the
matter somewhat, by showing that he al.
ways opposed his trial by military commits.
sion, and gives bis reasons therefor. A,
soon as the necessary legislation is cons
pleted by Congress, for the holding Of
United States Court in Richmond, the trial
will be Immediately proceeded with. The
President is ANXIOUS for the decision in
the case, as any members Of Congress can
be.
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An Inquiry Answered,

Mr.. Editor Please tell me how man,
States seeded from the federal Union and
Joined the Confederate States, their names
and the dates of their separation from the
Federal compact. A SUBSCRIBER.
There were eleven States which seced
ed, as follows:
South Carolina, December, 1860.
Mississippi, January, 1861,
Florida, January, 1861.
Georgia, January, 1861.
Louisiana, January, 1861.
Alabama, January, 1861.
Texas, March, 1861.
Virginia, April, 1861.
North Carolina, April, 1861.
Tennessee, May, 1861.
Arkansas, May, 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-13

"MoDEsTY, Fridays proceedings Of
the Senate branch of the Rump Congress
disclose three cases of modesty that might
be mistaken by old fashioned people for
brazened effortery,
The first was a case of negro "modcs-
ty." "Mr. Sumner presented poote6t
from the c0k0red citizens Of C0loyado
0gaSnst the recognifSon of Mot STATE, on.
account Of i,JHsfice 10 their race IL, Me
ncWly Jormed Constitution " That is they
are rot allowed TO vote. When it is con
sidered that the 'chNe population of COL
otaIo is only 34,23l, aud the negro pop
u.aton as many as 40, the perluence of
the darkies "protest' is fully apparent.
Stop that Stale at once from coming into
the Union until those torty-Sln negroes
shall haze adopted q COaajtutioa
"Mr. Morgan offered memorial from
the New York Union League Club, asking
that Mrs Lincoln be paid the full presi-
Dental salary for four years. 1t was
stated, few days ago, by "loyal"
journal that the advocates Of that measure
held claims against tho Lincoln estate
A year or two ago it was stated that heavy
presidential bills for queensware, Sc were
owing in New York. Wil not the $685.
0O0,' already donated reach the claims
held by the Club membership
"Mr. Trumbull offered bill to enlarge
the powers Of the ireedmens Bureau"
This is about as cool as the memorial Of
the Baltimore Quakers asking Congress
"to do Something for the freedmen"
Patriot g. Union.
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Meeting of the Legislature.

The two Houses of the. Legislature OF
Pennsylvania convened at Harrisburg on
Monday Of last week. Mr.. Fleming, Of
Dauphin, was reelected speaker of the
Senate, and Mr.. Hammers!ey, of Phila-
delpha, clerk. Mr.. Kelly, of Washington,
was elected speaker Of the House ,and Mr.
Benedict Chief Clerk, A message was
read from the Governor, after org aniziDg,
which is nothing more than an opology
for his absence, as follows
GENTLEMEN The tolls aud anxiety of
the last four years have from time to time,
brought on the severe attacks of disease,
From the most severe of these [ am slow
ly struggling towards recovery. | fud
that to give my constitution an opportun.
ty TO continue this struggle it is absolutely
necessary that | should make short sea
voyage, and sojourn in mllder climate.
Under the pressure of this necessity |
60 TO tho Island of Cuba, 1t is my hope
and intention to return in good season to
welcome you on your arrival at the seat Of
government, but If it should be found in
dispspsablc that my visit to Cuba should
be prolonged to the latter end OF February
this message will serve to lay before you
the cause of my absence at The commence.
ment OF your Sc ssion. ln this case | feel
sure that you will adopt such course as
shall consist with your wisdom, and with
the afectionate consideration which have
always received at your hands. 1t would,
/ however, not become me to forget that the
issues of life are in the hands OF that One
above all and that many have death wait.
ing for them on the foreign shore to which
they have been sent in search Of health.
Should such be my fate, shall draw
my last breath with sense of tho deepest
gratitude to The people OF the Common
wealth and their Representatives, for the
cheerful, manly and unfailing support
which they have given during the last four
years to the general cause of the right,
and to noe iu my efforts to maintain it {;
and with prayer of thankfalness to AL.
mighty God, that he strengthened till the
end OF the cruel rebellion and thought me
worthy to be permitted to continue that
oI"O "7 N"i0' RudS S'oud ave Vi tuc pSop4e 81
Pennsylvania, and to have my name con-
nected in that relation with such a people
during such time, ought to be enough to
fill the highest measure of any man am.
biliou,
ANDREW G., CURTIN.
Executive CHAMBER, Nov 27, 65.
After the reading of the message the
House adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on Wednesday next.
AS the Abolitonists are in the minority
in both. bra nches of the Legis lature it is
not probable that Democrats will be held
responsible for any of the doings of those
bodies, and the many schemes of plunder
and special legislation which are expected
to be brought before our representatives
this winter wi II have TO be laid to the door
ofthe dominat party. We shall endeavor
to keep our readers posted in all matters
of interest acted upon.
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Grand Jurors lar Febyuayy Je,m. 1saG

Grand Jurors |0r February Tenn, 1866
BloOm-Morris q Sloan
BOr BeTwick--Chas d Fowler
Brlarcreck-JacOb Masteller, VIM Lamon
Beaver Daniel GCaGhart
Benton-E AlbeTtsOH
Catawlssa-Jdcob UTumheller
Hutchinson ~
Frankn-Josoph Bidler
GreenwOOd-Richard Kitchen
ueml ock-James Roat, Hudson Girton
FGterman NN'"S
Mt Pleasant-Elias Dreibebis
Madison-Joseph smith
Jackson John kcster
Koarlngcreek- Henry Hoffman
Scolt-JaCob Terwiiger
sugarloaf-Joseph U Hess, VIM B Teterman
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Bloomsbury and Cambria Mail
Route,
Chairman.

Mr. w. f. PIATT, has become the Pro,
prietor of the Mail Route (Which runs tri-
weekly between Bloomsbury and CAM
bra. Mr.. P, is very pleasant and &C
commodatiDg young man, keeps excellent
Coaches and Horses, and will spare neith-
er pains or expense to accommodate the
travelling public. He has also reduced
he fare on his Route and should be liber.
ally patroDized.
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s@~ An important letter from the Treas
urer of the United States, in relation to
the undivided profits of national banks, is
published. He decides that these surplus.
es must pay duty as deposits, and favors a
provision exemptiDg from duty or tax sur-
plus funds of banks, to the extent Of 90
per ceut of their capital
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-13
Democratic State Convention

The Democratic State Convention
for the nomination OF a candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania, will meet in
the hall Of the House of Representatives
at Harrisburg, on Monday, the fifth day
Of March, 1866, at o'clock p. NJ.
The headquarters Of this Committee are
in the Democratic Club Rooms in Harris
burg, which are open day and evening -
Democrats visiting this city are invited to
call.
By order of the Dem. State Committee.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Chairman.
Prn L Enrmnn Cnoi..
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CoNaREss.-Ths body Of usurpcrs,
styled the "Rump Congress-" are zeal-
ously legislating for the negro. Nine out
of every ten Acts proposed and they all
pass muster,-are exclusively for the
''c0Iored cuss Of Affica." 1t is no part Of
their business to aid the suffering poor
white men and women of the country.
Tom Williams, fanatic from Pitts
burg, last week, offered Resolution, de-
claring that 10 was the sense OF the House,
''that troops should not be Withdrawn
from the late seeded States, until the
two Houses Of Congress- shall have as
certained and declared their presence
there to be no longer necessary" This
resolution passed the II. Of R. by a vote
of 94 to 81. We bad supposed that the
President of the United States, who is the
Cammander.in. Chief of the Army and
Navy, had the right to recall the troops,
at pleasure, but radical aboIitionism, has
insulted his authority and spit ia his face
by usurping that prerogative.
Bully Brooks Sumner, offered resolu.
ton, to prevent kidnapping Freedmen in
the South, and admitted that it was
done by federal (yankee) officers
Mr.. Davis Ky had.no doubt the Yam
KEGS we're eDdcavcring to reopen the slave
trade. He knew they would do so, if they
thought they could make money out of it,
He was in favor of the resolution,
The resolution was adopted.
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For Sale,
NOTICE In DIVORCE,

IN tie Comnson FslS n C,l,mJia County.
Su'an Sailor, ! And now, to wit
by her xt friend Dec 4th, 1865, an
Charles Foster, : alias subpoena in D-
Us. vorce, having been
Edward Sailor. J returned and respond
ent not having been found in the County upon mo.
non Of Peter s. RIshel, Attorney for LIbellal, Court
grant Ruie upon Respondent TO show cause why Il
DlV"rte NNoULO MATRMoSu sh Ould not be dcCreed in
te ahoVe stated case. rcturnable IN said Count OF
CohnOn Pleas, on Monday, February 5th, a. d. 1906
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Boomslurg, Jan 6, lsBG-tc
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E6- The Chicago Republican, having
proved great failure, its editor, G. A.
Dana, is in Washington applying for the
New York Colleclorship.
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From Washington.
RADICALS IN THE AscENDAN,

RADICALS IN THE ASCENDANT.
WASHINGTON Jan. 9.--'rhc house to-
day seemed to be completely in possession
OF the Radical members. Tom Williams
OF Pitt~burg got in a resolution against
Withdrawing the troops from the rebel
States until Congress were satisfied of the
reconstruction policy less thar ten Re
publcans followed the lead of Raymond
in joining Democrats to vote it down
RECONSTRUCTION.
The reconstruction committee are to
hold their next meeting to. morrow (Tues-
day } when it is hoped some progress will
be made in the important business that is
before them. At present all is conicct
as to what will be the result but | notice
that there is far better feeling generally
upon the subject than was evinced at any
tire prior to the Christmas a. journment.
II is reported thrt congress will order
all inquiry into the late riots in Alexan-
dria the object being to make capitol out
OF them.
1t was fully decided to day by the
Committee appointed for the purpose; to
invite Hon. George Bancroft to deliver
the oration upon our late President.
THE NEW MODE OF REPRESENTATION.
Mr.. Blaine Of Maine, produced some
facts and figures that somewhat demo oral
lied those who are hoping for the pas
sage of an amendment 10 the Constitution
making voters basis of representation
and not population. He showed that it
gave the preponderance OF power to the
West we're voters are in larger proportion
than anywhere else.
LATE ELECTIONS IN THE DISTRICT.
The President pro. tfne. laid before the
Senate Communication from the Mayor
of Washington transmitting the result of
the late elections in the city on the subject
of negro suffrage. Ordered TO lie on the
table.
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NOTICE
Specific performance-EState Of Joseah
HoyhurSi, d,c'd.
C0lun1bia CouljY, SS:

~ The Commonwealth Of Penn syyania to pc
J l.. $. nina. " idow of said deceased. Mary inter
~ married with David BroJst, susan, inter
married wth George StriChcr. Ellen intermarrieI
with Cyrus B Appleman Bezalea Ilayhurst, Eliza
beth Hayhust, aud Benaiah Hayhnrst the present res.
idence Of the last named being unknown to your peti
toner heirs and legal representatives, of said Joseph
Hayhur,t.
Greeting, you and each Of you he reby cited and
commanded to be and appear in your proper porsons at
at Orphans Court to be holden at Bloomsbug, IN aut
for said Comfy the first Monday OF February next,
til and Hgra to answer the bI petiti0A Ut vii.
liam schuyler stuing forth that the said jose HAY.
hurst dGj stHcd ut ctHn real estate il Orange tw D.
~ Columbia ouGty, AM agreed with your petition r
y Hriclr ut Ggi rmrutn writing, dated September
rth l-jj, L. sell and nyry thc sam" To i sHid Wi.
ham .ChuJ ur. his here or assigns. And to show
why the saI toart shall not decree the sper
performance OF the said ract according to the true
intent and meaning thereof aud that cuny vance Z,
made unler SAID decree to the aforesaid William
schuyler of the said premises IN ea simple
SAMUEL SNYDER. Sheriff.
Bloomsbury Dec. %, ldoJ.-tc.
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

NOTICE IN DIVORCE.
IN The Comm'om fJeas II Columbia County .
Sarah Ii. Ramsay, ! And now, to wit
by her next friend, Dec. 4th, ls65 ,an
John Sharp!eSs, }aIias subj @na in
rs Dyure, h ayinp
George W. Ramsay. been returned and
Respondent not having cen found in the County
ant, Cout grant a Rule upon Respondent to show
cause why Div ore A vScuLo MATRIMONII shuud noe
ne uecttd IN 'c above stated case returnalG the
shla Court Of tommun Pleas, On onday. February
Sta a. II. lcGj.
sAMuEL SNY DER, Sheriff.
Bl0Omshmrg. Dec. %. l-uh-tr.