Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-04
NOTICES OF the Fress.

Col. Levi IL. L ate mas disposed OF tne
Bloomsbury Democrat establishment to
E. r. Ikeler, Esq (, and it and the Star
| of the Mort. has been consolidated IN
der the title of Columbia Democrat and
Star Of the North. We wish the new
arrangement abundant success Nor
thumberiamd Democrat.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-The veteran
editor Of the Columbia DemocrGt, Col.
L. L. Tate, has sold that paper to q. r.
Ikeler, Esq, who has consolidated it
with the Star of the North, The paper
will hereafter be conducted by Messrs.
Jacoby and lkeler, who are gentlemen Of
ability and sound Democracy, and we
feel assured our friends in Columbia co.
will loose nothing by the change. The
retiring veteral has our best wishes for a
long life of health and happiness which
he SO well dcserves.-JerSey Shore Her
aid.
UNIoE.-The two Democratic papers so
long Published at Bloomsbury Dem
ocrat by Col. i. i. Tate, and Star Of
the NORTH by w, H. Jacoby, Esq,
have been consolidated. Col. Tate hav-
ing sold out to &. Il. Ikeier, Esq The
first number made its appearance last
week, under the title of Columbia Dem
ocrat and Star Of the North" and not
only presents very credtable appear.
ance, but shows the requisite energy and
skill necessary to make it an excellent
Journal. Messrs Jacoby and Ikeler are
The editors and proprietors. We wish
them and their journal success. = ScTan-
ton Register.
CHANGED HANDs.-The Columbia
Democrat has changed hands. E. Il
Ikeler having bought out Col. Fate, and
united he Office with that of the Star of
the North. The Lew paper is called the
Columbia Democrat and Star Of the
North and is conducted by Vim. II. ia
coby and E. r. Ikeler. 1t evnces abili-
ty, but is hopeless y given up to poliii-
cal wrapgling aud wire pulling The
HazLetOn Sentinel.
Thank y on friend Stokes. Perhaps if you
were publishing elsewhere than HazeltOn,
your politics would be much more con
spicuous. We have no. forgotten the
articles written by yourself while at the
Nillville School Do You remember the
PUptEs Effort
YALEDICToRY.--Levi j. Tate, Esq,
for 20 years, editor of the Columbia
Democrat, has disposed of bis interest in
that journal to E. r. keller, who has
consolidated with the Star of the North.
This is proper and long delayed act on
the part Of the Democracy of that county.
May the crop sown in the future, yield an
hundred fold and finally root out all the
Abolition dis Union tares that are now
springing up in that county. The De
mocracy of Columbia, like those of our
own county, during the past four years,
felt the heavy hand of tyranny and op-
preston in It's meauest forms, admins
tered by the hands of those, who had
but short time before, proclaimed the
loudcst for ''loyalty" ''free speech" and
the rights of ALL MEN, C2sarfeH coail-
fy Republican.
The two democratic papers az Blooms
burg, the Democrat and Star, have been
united, and Col Tate has retired from
business. VIM. H. .Iacoby, editor oI
the Sta', and Member Of the Logisla,
ture, and f. r. keller, Esq are the new
conductors. With the politics of the
paper we have no affinity, of course but
Mr.. keller is an old neighbo aud friend
and we wish him sabundant pecBniary
success. We have reason to believe that
the tone Of the paper will be materially
improved.
We have known DIR. Ikeler we'll since
the time he was a member Of our family
and We occupied the relative position o
tutor and pupil in the Seminary; We
have known him in various busines,
relations, in the Literary Society aud the
debating room in which he always took q
conspicuous part, and as much as we may
still differ on many important topics we
hope nothing will transpire 10 mar those
friendly relations which have always
existed between Us.
-tyonajag RrPv6Iicau.