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On THURSDAY, the 2eth feesrve as Y
O'Clock, near the Old Custom House 81 1
Bread and East Bay areeg Sn selrst
An thst valuable WHARF PROPERTY AND 5WOtD
YARD locsted az tho foot ~ near tna
Toll House Of the New Hridge TINS
which measures 90 feet BY IA iset e
Ill eacloeed With gnbsanHl Whay nnslt -
and + has asRs6 g Es.ss g Is
of4X to 6tees On the p.edss there .ESs.s~t
Buiiding with stables and cart houses Q
used successfully ia Wood
valuable stte fer mill purposes
Conditions caah Purchager ior ~
papers. . = 2 -
Ihe Lot ,c,dt ,.e,o Brick. B.tl1inga ae5
gso,dseast corner of oddhohs's ai'd tsa
at AUCTION. =. s.,,;s.at ffst s.s.s
On THURSDAY, 18th inEtsat Etf1put Ieee!! -
Rroad and East Bay streets Win seH3 3at actanss
ALLTHAT LOT OF LAND; -locstedst ttae soQneass
corner Of Calhoun and Wall sEee1, eo Oa.-
houn street SO SeeL on Wall street gS tee 9n eonia
line Is feet and the east line los tae ne sna ss
% On this Lot there is new fhaK
storr Brick Building containing asHen rpomk 1tQ @Aee
roof guttaring and fine cstarn IL y dnshe9 u e!ts
and Bar Room alst sSry and te1a @ IT, ssshs n
two story Brick Buiding four rooms OPEN
Inc on wan street. whichcan be - distinct pre-
mises II dseired Altogether this ~ an exceedingly M
liable buaneas stand and tee a.senhoa g g pee-
''cs oeadit'oas n 'os .u.sss - a:sss
papers. -. 5 o!s...s -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

We ARE ander obligations to Mr.. DoscHER for
late files Of Northern papers, among which are
Harpers Weekly, Police Gazette, Ne,o York Weekly,
Herald and Tribune. Mr.. D. has all Of these for
sale, besides all the latest papers and periodicals.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

HARDWARE OF DIRECT Observation-Disclosures
is called to the announcement Of Mr.. s. r. MAR
SHALL, which appears in our paper to-day. He has
just received by direct Importation large lot OF
goods in his line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

The Daily South Caroltn!an at Columbia, s now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocicl
Of the State 1t will be found at the present time espe-
cy valuable to merchants and others desiring to anvil
Themselves Of very large circulation,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

MAYORS Court, February %. Henry Sanders, q
colored commission merchant, who makes the sell
ing of fish a specially, and who had eighteen
strings in his tray and permit allowing the sale
of only ten, was fined S. and the fish were sent to
the Orphan House.
Aman, who attempted to lodge at residence
where he didn't board, was furnished with board
in the Guard House till morning, and was allowed
on leaving to deposit IS green-back for the bene-:
fit of the city. ~ ,. y Il; ~. ~
A rusty looking man aud female in state Of
decay, were separately brought up for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, and were each fined
IS, which they will probably take out by spending
few days at tint Station" and observing the IN
ternal economy Of that much frequented establish
Z,
ment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

GONE MORE UNFoRTUNATE."-We take melan-
choly pleasure in announcing the birth Of another
South Carolina country paper. The Orangeourg
Macs is ushered into this mundane sphere at q
very inauspicious period of our history; storms,
troubles, brigaders, and colored voters ahead.
Look out for breakers brother DBBLE. However,
we will not cast your horoscope.
The Neeos is well printed on good white paper,
edited with taste and ability, and 'smade up" with
Judgment Success to the Orangeburg Nesos.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

The PHGNK has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates as reasonable the srinsency OF the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBy, Proprietor,
February rs Columbia s. c.
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Aret.cy Sales This Day

AEct.en Sales This Day.
Mu1IaAN, MELcHEns Co. will sell this day, at South
ern Wharf, at IL o'clock, lot Of anchors and chains
r. M. MARSHALL. & Bro. win sell this day, before
their Office No. SO Broad street. at II o'clock four mules
and four horses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

TIE BALTIMORE STEAMERS steamship Sea
GuU, Captain Du1ToN, arrived at this port on
Saturday evening last, having made the voyage
out and back, with full cargoes both ways, in eight
days. Every effort is being made to meet the wants
of the business community Of both cities, and we
are sure such dispatch will satisfy shippers OF this
fact.
The fine steamship Falcon, Captain REED, had q
pleasant run out Of sixty hours.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

AT TEE Drug Store OF j. B. RUSSELL, No. 23S King
street. is dispensed, at all hours Of the day. soDA WA
TER Clear as crystal and cold as CHARITY. ."
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nv sAMUEI o. BLACK.

BY MuLLIGAN, MELCHEHS - Co
IN wKnNFsDAY neIt 97th inst at the Wharf foot of
Vsailue Range, ut II o'clock, we Win sell
A SCHOONER, a tons burthen, well found, and In
soTS Terms u 'cish. 80 ''--t:la February25
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ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCILS
"a OF superior quality are manufactured and offered
IA at fair terms to the Trade. The public invited
}N to, give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-
=.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

The best Dyspeptc Bitters now in are PANKN1Ns s
Hepatic Bitters. They never fail to give relief Ir5
bottle end be conv;aced. For sale by all Druggists
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Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the of PANKN1Ns
HEpAy1c BrrrERs. We would recommend them to al
who stand in need of tonic
For sale by all Druggists. October6
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PLANTERS deslrous of obtaining highly concentrated
anmoniaca fertilizer free from mineral phosphates anu
other adutsrstons, can do so by applying to KsMAN y
HOWELL No. l6S East Bay who Agents for the sale OF
MApEs' Nitrogenized super-Phosphate Of Lime.
February IL m"us
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

To BAKERS, dRocERs AND FAMnKs.-Do you wish
Flour ". .anted to make good bread9 Do you wish
Flour th.s will bring you custom' Do you wish Eiour
that will make white bread and not sour? Then apply to
J. N. RoDsoN, No. GO East Bay, who has always large
stock of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels, half and quarter bags
nocernher IN mwf2mos
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If YOU want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pc
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 90 to HIRAM HARRIS No. 50 Broad street
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srhia Is the largest invention for small that we
have seen for long time 1T does away with th bother
Inconvenience and difficult mode of marking wih Ink
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
TgiAp9. STEPHENS.

This LHcaster county fanatic and Union
splitter, is again at Lis work of Recon.
struction" which should properly be called
work Of ''ruinstion." There is no one man
in the Hump Congress that has done more
than Stephens to destroy part ofthis Union,
.ns all Lis energies are in that direction at
tie present time. Upon short trial his re-
construction measures of last session we're
found in complete failed to come up to
the radical standard and the msin object of
the present session was TO give another turn
to the screw Of oppression aud tynapy, and
drive few more nails into the coffin of LIB
erty. No man so fit to do the mcnal scr
vices Of oxecutioncr's assistant as the feeble
bodied but maleyolent minded paramour of
the Lancaster wench, and from tie mob of
turbulent and flnatical destuel.gcs. Mr.
Co'faz summoned him to complete The work.
With eager hands and crafty brain the
wretch iaborcd, and 50 far as the so called
House was concerned, saw theconaumIaation
Of lis work on Tue day when, by vote of
ll9 to 81, the second dose Of supplementary
reconstruction wss forced upon the Southern
people. Stephens, himself, closed tho de-
bate in a speech Of about fifteen minutes
Duration in which he briefly recapitulated
his views in favor Of confscation and the
exercise Of the extreme rights Of couquer-
ors by the Federal government in its treat
ment Of, chen ten suliugated States. he
denied that the President had any right to
interfere with acts Of reconstruction. Con-
gress was the iountain-head of all power,
ana tha military ycommanders wereils agents.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
WUAT N3 TIT

In our last paper we said that psalm.
singing -salarstns eating wooden. meg.
b!uc,belIied, Connecticut yankee had been
nominated by tho republican party as their
candidate for Judge Of tho Supreme Court,
to be voted for uext fall; and inasmuch az
this was the principal Office to be filed, VIC
inquired why Pennsylvanian could not be
found to take the place, instead Of an i'm.
ported yankee. The RepuJlicm Of this
place, and other journals originally abolition
in their procliyities, have taken exceptions
to our remarka But why should they do
80? They have NO reason whatever. The
truth is that there is Il regular, systematic
plan adopted by such timc.serving men US
compose The republican party to foist, and,
II necessary, force, upon the honest yeo.
nanny Of the good old Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania the class Of men such as
Judge Williams belongs to.
Let the honest men of our State see
whether this shall be done or not. judge
Shsrswood, Of Philadelphia, is well known
as ajuri,t Of the abest class and rs man,
Of unimpeachable integrity But who
knows Williams, the candidate Of the abo-
!!tionists? We repeat the question, what
is il? That is, who ia he?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
Columbia County Democratic
.-t. Convention.

GG3- As.the columns of the CoLUMBIAN
have been used in the las: issue Of that pa-
per, in the way Of electioneering, for and
against candidates for nomination at the
coming County Convention, under the pre-
tense Of showing what the character Of their
newspaper is, and as the individuals con
nected with that press, have made our pa
per particular object to fight, and dragged
our name into the contest, making false
representations concerning U.S. we have de-
.termised to publish the following reply to
their Gard:
"BRocKwAY & FREEZE" in an article
styled GA CARD" published in the
Columbian, of last week~say they "aTe
informed by responsible Stlentlomen, thai;
a certain politician is reporting, oh the East
side Of the River, that large stock OF the
Columbian newspaper is owned by Repub'
leans" These men Brockway& & Freeze
contradict the statement and positively de-
clare.-"No Republican has nov, or has had
since our purchase, last December, one dol
lar of stock or interest in the establish
ment."
In reply TO this We have only to say, the
whole matter rests upon a question ofvera-
city between the Democratic Columbisn!tes
and the Republican Columbianitcs
We have reliable information that men Of
the Republican party, known to be truthful
and reliable men, have declared publicly @nd
without hesitation, not only Siace " lost De-
teemJer," but cithia The pas! loo aceeEs, that
they have invested money in the Co'pu'Jiza
newspaper, tAat Mey have rot been paid tie
amom, by any parties, ,edeil.r Republicans
or Democrats, G9d 'lqt .hB hags net ty
anu act, contract, release or deed, agdo.so-
ever of their o'cn, assigned, traagta7ed or
released he'r interest And the whole qua3-
ton is one which causes O. cloud to hang
owe. the Cclpmsia1 establishment Of which
they must relieve themselves, for By care
ful reading Of the CARD" an ackpowl?dg-
ment may be seen that Democrats 01cA.
ID stock uh1e the paper lOas published }y
Republicans end cs q REFI-BLL
,CANpaper.
We say, it is 4 query for tbs people. and
question Of veracity, to be decided be-
tween the present and former Stockholders
Of the Columbian. Who miarepre2ents the
case? Do the Republicans who started the
paper in conjunction with few digsati-Gsi
Democrats or do tie Democrats who rs
sisted them?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

BD The Democracy, if judiclou1 In their
selection of candidates will have marching
.to'the ballot-box this fall a solid phalanz Of
the poor and oppressed, who ask for return
of white rule, free trade, and equal taxation,
but without good men, nen &C Jeffersoo;an
principles, who never waver, these electors
will have no heart in the contest. There
are in the ranks Of the Democracy men true
and tried who have labored lifetime for
the true principles Of freedom, and whose
record is unimpeachable and CONSTANT 1t
is not for US now to ask these men to stand
back for the sake Of policy, for there is no
policy in it, unless it be very bad policy
They have been,faithful while others have
spostatized; let no apostate, or policy Dem.
ocrat, now come forward for the rewards
DUE and which can be given others. Dem
'ocrats, in every quarter, see to this, and let
no trucking, deceitful, and unsafe men be
chosen as your representatives in the com.
ing County Convention .giga.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

SuTATION TO LEN UEL POTTER,
- Adu + OF Charles Stewart, decd.


In the orThans' Coar, in aad for tie said couaty,
II is iRtcr siia thus contained:
The petition Uf Wesley Fleming respectfully rep
rcGentf TINT Cherries stewart, late OF s;tf county,
died about the lgst OF June a., d., ltb5 or on or
before, interstate. and tint administration of his
goods rhlrGls unt cfeGlts was the 2ld day o.
J'ne, A. D., 1865, uuy granted hy the Register uf
Said C'hunty Lcuutl Potter and hat the petition.
bucams su.ety in he of tlG hundred doliurs
IN the admin SratInu bond cf The said lomucl Pot
ter, %ith condition according to law. that bg virtut
o the authority ooE!arrcd upon him a. adninistra
Tor afnrcsaid, the sad Lrmuel Potter possessed
himself OF the said Eosds chatlels and credilS
amounting IN value ia the sum Ul UhG hundred and
iUsty dollars aud ninety ight cents ~ by inven
tory Of the same iled in the Office ni the Regis
ter on the 22d day nf lunG An i565, win appear
Vue petit iorci iriih'f represents that Tho said
Ltmnei Potter is wasting aud inismanariug said
estate and properly mudcr his chaGse hy UcglnCtrg
and refusing orendef ulI and ius arrCunis Of sucA
estate or ptogery conr 10 his hands or &nowledsG.
The petitioner therefore rrays tur Court 10 s.u0
citation 10 the mid LcmGel Potter requiring him
to ulpear ia Lis tOGtt on day ccrIain, 10 answer
th- complaint, ana show cause If any he have why
G should nnt De Ordered to'gye such counter
ties the Court shall Judge necessary to indemnify
the petitioner against loss by Of his surety.
shi p. and nav the Court viii grant such fufiAyr re.
lief as may be authorized by law.
Whercupon May g. 1861 citation directed 10 Lem.
uei Potter 10, on the first dny Of next Term show
cause why he should not give additional security OF
be removed.
g. In testimony whereof have hereun,o
ik.s. set my hand and caused the official seal of
- said Court To be aiiXGd this twentieth day
OF Nay, a. D., 1867 "'.
Eioo, shi,rp. Iulv ~ lSpr
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
Passage .Ofthc Reconstruction

Congress has passed o reconstruction net
that no true friend Of reconstruction can en-
dorsc. In our opinion the President should
rsfhse to execute, i. SO diametically opposed Is
it in. its provisions with the letter and spirit
Of our constitutions 1t cnslayes not only
the Southern people, bu. places in jeopardy
the rights, Of the North. In aespotic Aus
tria, Russia and Spain, tho military have
no right to assume legal functions only in
time CT war; Well may the crowned heads
Of Europe rejoice TO learn that the essence
OF republcanism has ceased to operate in
our political element, has ceased to control
the Offices Of State. If johnson would de.
clare his determination to stand by the con-
stitution ~ opposition to the Efforts u a
rnmp Congress; he would find the union
masses as one man in sustaining bin. Old
Hickory wou!d declare By The eternal hio
tnion must and $3aA be preSpced
President johnson BY his oath is sworn
to protect and dcfad tie Cdastitution Of the
United ,States. Will he comply with his oath
IN case ne executes tie prociio,.s Of his oct
rhtch haDtDtcs itS requtrens,tts under .joo.2
We think he will refuse to violate his oath
by joining with the enemies of republican
government. - LycOmia0 Gazette
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
GA Man ana n Brother,

. Ono Hinton Howard Helper published
an incendiary book previous TO the war in
which he viliiied the South in n manner
showing the very concentration Of yono-
nous hate. This book, having boon cudor-
sed by a majority Of The abolition Congress,
was among the principal secondary causes
Of the rebellion. He, or some one in his
name, basnow published another book, in
which he assais the black with greater ma.
lirnity, if possible, than hc did the white.
We are constrained to say that his last book
suits us better than the first that Is, 60 far
as one can have choice between two piles
Of filth. We give an extract Or two.
"Ninc- !enLhg Of tho free blacks have no
idea Of setting themselves to work cxcept
as the hirolirgs and stryitors Of wIste men
10 idea Of building a church or accomplish
ing any other serious enterprise. except
through beggary Of the whites As class
the blacks tre indoent improyident, seryie
and liceatioug, and their inyetcrate habit Of
appealing to white beneyoleicc or compas.
ION Whenever they realize want or encoun-
ter difficulty, is eminently banerul and en-
ervating, If they could never more Obtain
dollar until they shall have earncdit, many
Of them would suffer- and some perhaps
starven
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
nS~Jogy. YoUNoNAN of tbe s,rlu,.

MyJoHN' YoUSeMAN, Of the sunbury
Gazette, has received through Governor.
GEARY, the appointment Of Superintendent
Of Public Printing 1t would seen, that
the appointment was bestowed upon the
proper person Mr. YoUNosrAN as well as
the Governor performed a large amount Of
home fghting, therefore who should object
to his being b7eveted Superintendent of
Printing! Not we, by any means.
Wouldntbe sS ungrateful.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
Bloomsburg July 6, 1857.

a3 Bloomsbury July g. 1857.
DEAR EDITOR 1t seems the Radical
managers of this Sta%e cannot lind anybody
within their party for leaders and Candi-
dates except, Renegade Democrats and
Abolition Yankees, j Ohm Scott the President
of the Wiliamsport Radical Convention is
" Renegade Democrat and Judge Williams
their Candidate for Judge is a Connecticut
Yankee. Native Radical stock must be ex-
ceedingly below par. Yours Truly,
.' ..r. ea. 'es ego HOPE
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

Pen AND PENCIL. new weekly maya
zine has made its appearance, entitled Pen
and aPsaciE published in New York, by I.
r. DAwLEY & Co. !, The illustrations are
fine, and compare favorably with anything
of the kind we have ever seen. we have
no doubt it will be successful. One copy 3
mon.hs sleo :; year s4,0o. For each
number is issued a ticket which draws d
prize. Address 7. r. Dawley & Co. q and
"a Ann street, New York. '.'' '.''r
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

The OLD GUARD FoR AUGUsr. The
Q1D GUARD for August is now ready
Besides the story Of Mr.. Sinms and John
Esten Cookies battle sketch, we have a
variety of articles One, entitled The
South aud Her Faitoring Men. by the edi.
tor, will attract general attention. "The
Basis Of American Civilization" by Dr.
Van Evrie, is one of the best from his pen.
There is good seleetion Of other articles,
which, with Fditors and, Book Tables
make up a very good numher. Subscribers
to THE. OLD GUARD for the rest of tl,syAr
get steel plate portrait of Jackson or Lee
1t is for sale by all News; Agents, price 25
cents. By mail, SO per year. Van Evrie,
Horton & Co., Publishers
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

WILsoN AND KEiIEY's HorlL BUS IN
NEW ORLEANS. We see by the New Or
leans GGmes Of the 9Th inst, that the bill
Tor board and carriage hire incurred by Hon.
Henry Wilson. Of Massachusetts, and Hon.
William ID Kelley, of Pennsylvania, wiile
serving as Radical missionaries in that city,
remains unpaid 1t amounts to three hun
dred and two dollars aud five cents, from
which fact we infer that those patriotic gen.
tlemen Jared sulaptuously every day" dur
ing their short stay in the crescent city The
mayor, who volunteered to entertain item,
depended upon the ,nunicipa! legislators TO
pay the bai TIE latter however, p'cmply
refuse to DO so, for good reasons plainly sta
ted and there is now no hope for The !and.
'ords and hackmcn except in Wilson and
Kelley themselves. What will they do
aboutit? VIII they allow the men whose
foud they ate and whose horses and carriages
they used to be swindlea?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-24

rcA- How is it that Governor GEARY is
said to have made upwards of $4,000 by
pardonipg criminals. Gssry must have re-.
scnded his order issued lsst spring relative
to pardoning convicts. Probably that doc.
ument was only put out for the purpose Of
directing the attention of villains to the
fact that he was ready to hear and dispatch
all applications made, ,bY them at a fa;s con-
sideration. " -.