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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
Wednesday Dec. 4, 1857.
A Brace Of Satrap Candidates

Hon. E. II. Washburne, the red-hot
Mongrel member of Congress from Illinois,
who sleeps with Grant, or at least has made
Grant house his home while in Washing
ton during the recess Of Congress, says, in
9 public speech The General was al
ways q Wing, so far as he was a politician
a. all, and never. Belonged to, or had any
sympathy with the so-ca!led Democratic
party" As the Democratic party has had
scvNncags and 'reuesadea enough without
Grant, We happy to hear that he always
abjured Democracy as he does at the
present time. Washburne Furthermore.
tays:--"He believes there is no protection
or safety to the colored people Or the loyal
whites in the rebel States except through
impartial suffrage Tha. is entirely yatis.
factory, because if auch were Grants senti'
ments, he would he a more contemplate
riscal than Ben. Butler to encourage the
administration Of the horrid reconstruction
acts with such unnecessary cruelty. These
acts are inhuman enough in themselves, but
as Grant sees them administered, they are
entirely devilish.F .. II he ever was Demo
crat, he must fraverfallen farther from, grace
into the slough Of utter apostacy than Ben.
Butler, Stanton Or Joe Holt, whose sins are
certainly not to be forgiven in this world,
whatever they may be in the world to come
Those few Democrats who have been in
favor Of Grant for the Presidency now look
unutterably foolish, but are making scarce
ly less fatal mistake in trying 20 slide of
on to Sherman. We have heard before
that the ''hair of the same dog would cure
certain wounds, but it is a desperate char
latan remedy Sherman's late speech shows
that he holds not single principle earnestly
in harmony with Democracy, aud if he did
he is not fit for President. fever we need
ed a statesman in that place it is now If
ever the times called loudly for the greatest
and most experienced civilian, it is now.
Sherman's capscity as e statesman is seen
in the following extract from hislate speech:
"Whtn conclusion is once arrived at by
due course of law, the subject is no longer
an opea question .for disc"ssion, but should
be submitted to, simply because it is the
law of the land" That doctrine would
bind us all t. acauesee in the horrible mill
,ary bills of Congress, for they are ''no long
er open to discussion according to Sher-
mans notions What a pity that clever
soldier should make an ass of himself by
attempting tolliadule with matters n~hich
he has neither study nor experience! Grant
doestetter byneristeu!ly holsnk histongus
to keep from exposing his ignorance
lie is like Nat gcns;b!e thief in the cellar.
who gave as reason tgs not speaking, that
lie "had nothing to say, Sherman. how.
ever, has spoken once and just once too
often. His speech has finished him as a
Presidential aspirant.
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tjtbLlJ SALE
L OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

N,'i br r1po sod to sale hy public vsnhna. IN n,
rr.mlsr-. on THURSDAY hsntN"tR THE mih.
- Z nt th O'clock NJ twu trrt'in iD.s NJ ground
.,o-,r in ;hr t"~n Of r"n'.hn,H. Columbia c.ss.
". Pa on Man street nrnr N" Pnhi'c Square On
'hr is erected large s:"r dw"ii na h'nsa, ani
hthrr ont .Iil'in"s and npIn t,'e 'th"T goo rRMe
stable the fr,n, of SAT- Ia nrnii"h ID lot briny
very drs,ratl eornr, for huii"ine pu'p".rs.
hi.o. on The .am- day On. oth i"ise an. IL, nj
ernind siiuatc RpcS .taret ~ III, aIri iowi a.!
t!,cmi, burg III The rnuniy afnr"yaii, h-s"or ~
',"e,ed good fsa.re d"ei!in: house and other na,
LGilhpg!.
Also ~ Friday ,ic 2,ah Jay ii Dersnbrr ,a67 ,
ut ~ ,,r OrS w,Iii hn rSlp-ri to saic by pnL
vruiur. nH fhG prr"is > III ''..vra in'nsh'". at
! ti rrsdrnrr ~ Th mas J. vinder-iirr. u CERTAIN
ar.n .. rac' uf land cu.,tiahg nsv mora
ia-s be AolL lM" prceis Ut aDnut nT " iO.r
acrr. raCh The pah ic rou. ieaii u fr,m i.,ttm Fish
intcr'r bridge 10 Nv, khnrn. nnd running through
hr ,aid farm !" he ib dividns tine the whn" iracS
bcing very irh ant "ycsllru! ppii for farming pur
poses. besi-cs h, ~ ',ng upon the u"- tract as d.
vid-d by SAID road large and cnur-nirIt baii inr.
| ui,yr'y d. srTil l'"n altn. lazy" gH0 very vaH
/ Hh'c lii rstir quarry, q, rrd in g"nd wbrAinl'
Ordrr. uroG inr ot !rr sc, IL diyidrd bin rsa,d,
there j. also wary valuable Linz t,uu" quarry. tina
good arpc line house. iwj good Inn. kiihs ona o.
| " hi,h Is IN Iuii ba-i ai The vGr-unt TING.
| hls,, un tii- day and nn ih0 premises near
Burkheru will be sold ~ tVbc ou'crv II ccrtnin H.:
| Of ground situate u. Iirtusk township, ptinrirat
timber Ian adj"nng lnn!s "f john piGn!nn, !r'
cob Harris amt nta.r, cinin"us about twenty
acraa iiGfe "T tss all late tho cst.r Oi Eeesc, a
VgnI"rs'Ir., ""C4I--i.
CusuiTins as ..t-I Iuu p,! cent ui che. .sour'h {"
the pucn-c n"nr. tn ba pad an the "ay af sale
urin lee il.s trn per cent nr ihe li day ct arh'
,-,a Ia rrhia,Ims tiir,ufiftds IN tyGp equal pay
! m-ni. one an the fr,i day nj Aprii inde L.; O,hl.
IN ilr 6Isi day Uf ApSii 1870. with ,ntrrsst on trc
amount rc.ain mug hnpaid ios ihe hrsi day f aptil
i.bt.
| The deed ar derss to be rxecated and dsiiversi i
I" the purchaser Ur purchasers thereof the pays
u-nt of the one iurih ,css The ten pr cIyt IN thu
Grst ny Of ApIi. I,n5. when ihe b,lancc Of sis
| purchase uinnr, .hail be srcnrid BY iuism nj q!
in"f'as2n. at III" op:iIn m lh- pr-,sn, oHnrr.
| Possession given on iae frat ,iay uf April. 10 q
PuEciaIrr purchaser, ,uy for cds ami st,r,s
| JOHN u. VANDER>LiCE. J.r Ms kers.
| Nuvgu.ber 81, ISsT
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[dOMMUNICATED.l
CATAwfssA, Nov. %. 1867,

CATAWisBA, Nov. 20. 1857.
: Mn. MLroR: Ono would suppose from
a paragraph OF Dr.. johns paper Of o week
or two since, that he, and the .f,ction Which
he represents propose at some Future time
to work out the problem Of prohibition in
this County without old from the people,
The Temperance reform II ono in which
all parties can, md should labor, and I
nm glad 10 add are laboring. Many Of the
most earnest Temperance men of the State
arc stnuncll Democrats.
At least ono Of the two Counties Of tho
State sustaining q prohibitory law gives a
Democratic Majority.
"'lmpolitic and unwise to embarass us
with this question until the great national
issue is securely settled?' Who does he
mean by M, and ,chot does he mean by
great national issue?" II by the former
he means the people Of Columbia County
and not some political faction that proposes
IN make the temperance cnMse hobby IN
which 10 ride into power. We answer, that
We are ready TO work as only men laboring
for principle can work. As to "great Na-
tional issue" they never have and never
will bo sufficiently settled to make it des-
rahle for one-horse. politicians, and Office
seekers to turn their attention. either to TO.
tai Ai@inencs, or total prohilEtiop. Hence,
We propose here, and now to commence onr
crusade against the manufacture and sale
Of an article for which the hardworking and
sober ycomanry Of our County must Re
hnrthened with taxes. We are heartily
tired Of supporting alnshouse. asylums,
md iai!s to provide for traffic that works
evil, only evil, and that continually We
ARE opposed to attempting longer, the sale
Of that whicl, is poisoning the bodies, de-
grading the minds, and corruptine the NOR.
als Of our Young men. and If we mistake
nn'. the majority of the voters Of this
County are ready and willing to enter their
solemn protest by means Of nctiiion to onr
next legislature for "prohihto,y lap Let
the Committee rerort favorably.
A DEMOCRATIC TEMpLAR.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Nv virtue of sunhry wri's issncd nnf nj thr Cours
of Common Pleas NJ t"lunh.a 'oln.y to ~. directed
", hp "xpnsoi tp safe. At the toiR not AZ, in
Blonnsburg on Monday. the s'i day nf hrrrmhrr.
hPNt al O'Clock In tho attcrnonn, the foio"inS De.
slrihed property, viz:
An those two CERTAIN ,rac,s nr pieces Of land living
aud ha,ng In the wnEh OF Ia hs0n. In the County
oi Columbia nnd Stala at Pennsylvania the onn
pirGr nf iand bounded on the East bv land nf Jnhn
isn'h. on The aouih by lani Of = -ra'krr ami "n ,h'
west aud n"rth by lands of Jnrb i'hrisnn. Contain
irc seven acres Eidre us es.--ihr s"cond piece o.
land being sud lying in the wmshiP. county an
stute aforesaid, hnnnded as inli"ws: beginning at
red .ah. thence by and ~ John Christian soutf
"a degree. rnst fur per hes IN pu.t thence by
land Of william Patterson. sonih u degrees weat
si,tv p.rclrs l." Il post in the road iea,iing frnR
Rhors sbirs To hri.,ian's sHwmili thence along N.
north 81 degrera west, srv-niy taree p.rchrs
to pnst THENCE b. III srmr north - drg.era -us:
nine " rcrs tn r,st in title F,shingcrrek hene.
hv land nj john Christian north - degrees enst,
sixtynine prrchea the beaiUring continuing four
Teen aca- Of land and allowance of six per ceut for
roads, &C., 0r i"ss S.'iz.i takeL into xecu
tion aud 10 he sold ia the prnppriy af William,
Edgar, and john Staley, administrator ~ Dian
Edgar, deceased.
All that r"rinin tract parcel of land In the town.
ship of Roaringrrrk ~ Inc County OF I'olnmhi,
(tormer,y Nont"ur) hounded and dear,ibed foi,ov
wa on the n"rtn BY land OF John "er,y on the ems,
hy land nf Jacob Slime on ihs south nv ianj noa OF
l'aniri kostenhaudrr AMI IN the west hy land "
Ion u Fn'irhee', c"niaihing one hundred and Nv,
acres. Seized taken in exec ,,,on ana q b, o,s :.
the pr"pcr.y Of Thoinas Marks.
ALSO
certain tract Of land situate In tho Tcwn,h ~
Hem,"ck aud t'nnn'y III Columbia aforesaid contst
ing nh,ut or D. Gdr-d acres bounded aud described
f"ilows To wit: on tho north by innd of Jacuh x, r
NV on the east hy isad ,f lsvi Wright md p',n,
Wrrshciser on ,hc south by land of .amuri Rrusi
anl on tue wrstb by land of---Mous'. on which a.s
erected frame .honse. bauk ba n, with tho ann,
ienances Seized, tdkcn into rSerutUn md ~ i,,
sold IA tue property Of Augustus T. .Rahb. ndm;ri"
ira,"r with tho VIII annexed VI Henry peishn,i,Is
deceased. Do
ALSO
an that certain hui ldng toratsd on a In, NJ ,,..
of ground sAa'r IN eriar Creek town sh,u .niumn;s
County. purchased ny the ssih samuel Sitter y. 20
Samuel smiiIi' and bounded by land of suid s,n,i ~
Smith. u 10 nrc and half story flame bu,id.n.
b"iug fonrteen by tiAecn feet IN size ve,zeT .rt ,
into tx'sMiion . and 10 be sold as the property of
certain lot of ercund sitnnte In ths eo,.r.s ~
Con'ra'ia Columbia Co inty, cnniainnq txcn,v As w
feet on Locust Avenue aud rxtrnains h.r. NV
south street one huud,ed aud forty fact IN m ,,
IN which ~ rs"riad u two tory fta,me a,~.,i.,.
house with the appurtenuncss. Srixr.. t.tsr !, ,,
rrcut ION aud 10 W sold US the proprr,y "T Mas, ~
uuiiuy. - ~
November q. 1867, s"'s'"'
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:. 3: 3: S1sr,lr S1sss Secs.

THE DIFFERENCE. I'm the North the
white man latcrs to support himself, and,
indirectly, the Government, IL he does not or
cannot, ho goes. the Aim. honse or starve..
In heSouth, tho negro is supported in
idlcness by our Radical rulers. and are sent
to Congress and to State Conventions, in
preference to the white man.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

THE BLACK ART IN POLrrGcs. by the
disfranehisement of three-fourths Of thu
men Of the South, and the enfranchisene en-
of the emancipated slaves, the Radicals
hope to elect the next President They
fear the loss Of the Middle States, most oI
the Western States, the Pacific States, the
Border States, and u good portion Of New
England. Hence their black Reconstruc-
tion scheme Southern States canld not be
controlled in their interest, though the black
vote, they affected to regard them ont ofth'
Union. So soon " they can manage those
States, through nesrp voters, they will pro
nounce them IN the Union. This may b'
fairly styled the bh,ck art in politics. l.
is the miserable thimble- rigging Of desperate
political iugglers. With them the Union
is the Little joker. snow you see it, and
now you don't see it," But snme Of tn,
people who have attended the Radical show
and paid dearly for a back seat in the pit
arc beginning to be ''a,nong the missing"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
Speak OF Forever Hold Your
Peace.

General Grant might do moro at this mo-
ment to reassure the country and prevent
probable disaster, than any man living. A.
he seems to possess the conlidence Of the
Republican leaders, he conld say to them in
few words and without injury to hiwself,
stop your reckles and destructive attcmpts
to break up the country and conine ieSis-
lation to its appropriate functions andif il
did damage his prospects for the Presiden-
cy, it is his duty to declair it anyhow. The
interests of the whole people are everything,
General Grant is nothing Will he inter.
nose
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NJ A r 4 ! T. y.

Un the evening of the 9th ult, Mt the
residence of the brides mother, in Madison
Township. hy Rev. l.. &. Sheip Mr.. Cyrus
Demot. and Miss Louisa Heller, both Of
Columbia County.
lp Berwick, on the 25th inst. at the res.
iicnce Of John Doak, Esq, by Rev. G.. j.
Brcnsinger. Mr.. John G. Gilroy, Of Irvine
ton, and Miss Fannie NJ. Seybert, of Ber.
wick.
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feg" The Republicans Of Grants own
Ward in Washington city refuse to intlorse
him for the Presidency. They are afraid to
to trust him. Do not believe him to he
so,,nd
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

SCnooL WHIpPING.-A Judge in Ale.
ghcny County has decided that the mode ate
whipping Of scholar in School for insubor-
dination, is perfectly legal Naughty boys
will therefore take warning, and behave
themselves.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

CHASE SrocK RISING Chase stock is
rising. Advices from Alabama say that
Chase friends have control Of the political
machinery in the State. which will undouht
edly cast its vote for him in the presidential
Convention.
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d ! l. ], I.

in Franklin township, on Saturday eve,
ming, November 2O,h, 1867, Mr. Daniel
knit!e, aged 50 years, months aud II
days.
Realiug .A,1Ier please cory.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

pO- The Radicals ARE anxious to repeat
the experiment tried bv the Wings in 49,,
when Gen. Scott was nominated 'on the
"Hssty Plate Of Soup. Platform. They
want to nominate Gen. Grant on Negro
Suffrage Platform. 49,.
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NEW A'DvERTlsE EMINTs.,
Positively lne, DAY Only.
At SMYDER'S HALL,
Dl0omsburg, Friday Dec. 40, 'G7.

Two LgvEEs AT 3 AND ~ O'Clock.
Return from Europe, latter an absence Of
three years. where they have appeard be-
fore nearly all the Kings, Queens, Empe-
rors, and Nobility Of the o d World.
THE GREATEST WONDERS OF The AGE
Four beautiful and synmetrically formed
LADIES AND GENTLEMEV ~ MINIATURE.
THE ORIGINAL AND RENOWNED
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT
AND
MISS MINNIE WARREN
Their unique and exguisitiveiy enchanting
Performances and Exhibitions never fail to
charm and delight every beholder. They
appear in
SONGS. LIIETTs. DANCES. COMIC
DELTNEA1IONS. AMUSING
TRICKS, BURLESQUES,
AND COMEDIES IN
CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES.
The RICH and ELEG ANT DRESSES
and the brilliant collection of 'Dl AMONDS
worn before the various Potentates, Of Eu-
rope, all of which are introduced in these
popular l4evees cost over 7toe,.y Thousand
Doliars IN Gok3.
ladies and children are considara,ely ad-
vised to attend the Day Exhibition. and
thus avoid the crowd and confusion of the
Evening Performances.
To the Day Lcvees--ad admission ., cents :
Children under ten, ll cents. Reserved
Seats 50 cents; Children under ten % cets.
Evening Performances Admission TO all
parts Of the House, a5 cents. Children
under ten. - cents.
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Tho, so.cal'ed Republican pArty IA virtual.
iy'dcad. The people, in their wrath, placed
their feet upSn the neck Of the hydra headed
monster and ohoked it until It begged for
mercy. 1t vas a. child Of sin, it's daddy
being thief and its mother disscmbler. =
During its short hut evcntfal history it cor
rppted the people Of the whole country and
left desolation, misery and debauchery in
IS train. For time the people seemed in.
fataated with the gay festivities furnished
by this new candidate for public favor and
like the poor innocent bird that is sometimes
charmed by the brilliancy displayed by the
willy serpent seeking its prey, they became
intoxicated with the extrsvagance, sple,dor
show and decentralization SO freely INDUCED
in by this negro bantling, and were almost
ruined before they discovered that they had
been nursing q viper. Then it was that
they rose in the majesty Of their power, and
hurled the accurscd thing to the ground. -
Thank fortune, the Republican negro party
is now among the things that weie. Its late
adherents may attempt to galvanize it into
life, by handing its mutilated body to the
semi barbarian negroes Of the South. with
instructions to nurse it carefully and to
gorge it with government pap, but all will
not do, for the dcath.rattle is in its throat,
and it may be considered dead Exchange
IT WON'T TAKE.--The radical editors,
preauming that Grant will bc their next can.
didate for President, are taking time by the
forelock in their endeavor to manufacture a
little capital for him. They are all engaged
in pa. sing around s'ereotyped saying that
"Grant ~ tariff man. This won't take,
we predict, Us that party has SO often de-.
ccived the people on the tariff question that
all faith in their sincerity has been lost
Besides, the mass Of the people are opposed
{, high prohibitory tariff by means Of
which the manufacturers are enabled to rob
the consumers. It is the interest Of every
poor man and every farmer to have a moder-
ate tariff on importations. Since the Radi-
Gals have been in power the people have
been taxed 50 enormously that we should
think they would want no more tariffs--on'y
another name for taxes. Grant may be .
tariff man, bu. What does that amount to ?
The Democrats also are tariff men, and
always have been, but they want a reason
able tariff, and not one to rob the poor and
enrich the wealthy at their expense !Sclins.
r,re Times.
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u nEAiSsss BLlar.Tsa AND CArAEsG treated
Siih IN" un,ns surcess by }. ~ ,ACs ~ n I,cuiist
aud Auiist ,f"rmriy nj Lp, den, Hoan y. No. 40
Arch street, Philadelphia, Trsii,nonia.s from IN.
most rrhhie sources IN city and country ran n seen
al M ohra. The Mrdirai iacu,ty ar Inyit.d 10 nc
company h.ir pati"nis az h. hi. no s,rsrts in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYL S inserted wjihot pain
N" charge for .sa,ninatmn Nov. 49, is,,7-Iy.
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Gifts FIR Christmas 4 Nlw itrs!

4 SUPERB sTM'K OF FINE GOLD AMI SILVER
W w HES. All. WAR NNTEp To run AN
THOROiGHl.y REGULATED. AT Tue Low
PRiCE OF $40 EAtll, AND sArt'FaC1IuS
CO ARAN1EEp.
Ia0 aa,id Gold Hunting Watches Sa5n 10 si0O0
inn Magir rosed &. ID Watchers, $50 I" h'n.
iHb i.nhirL' Wateles eHamcled, 100 to MO
~ Gold Hunting Chronoh, crWstchos.?jIt0 u
2NO Gold tnpting Fnsli-b I. vrrs. 100 IN eID
900 Gold iiuntins DupIrx Wa;'hr iiO To 2'W
JnD Col Hunting American Nuiehel Iun to .5r
j'p Siy Hunting IrveTa. ntO i5g
$40 SILVER iun,ing inplrxas, ?sto $50
5iN' G,ia i.adi"s' Watches, SOfo $50
GB8 tinlh HHnng rpides. soto IS
lHN' Miscellaneous Srv Watches, 81 to IND
: 5iN iiu'iirg ii YER Watches IS 10 5n
5 O0J hssor.cd Watches. AL aindJ, 10 To rs
The above stock IN he dispo-ci on the popular
one price p',n. giving every patron . On" g" d pr
soiid silsrr Wat'bf 50 withnut regard In vahe
Nsigui GRO. d 20. III Vsa,uny M VI York, wish
n H. uirIatry dispose Gf th abuyc stock
crrl,frats. nanIng ihe a'nri's placed In sealed
enNe oprs AMI we'll mixed H,lhrrs are entitled tD
the article mn n's, ~ certificate" upon Payment
rf Ten Dnihirs whether u b. \ wairh wurth .iNO
or Gnc Snrh sss. The 'cinrn Of any IT our cr,ti.
nral. entities ynu To- tbs articles named thereon.
unon pawn NJ, irrespective ol its worth. ami as
aIiice valued lss ihaa Siu ~ NAMED Un any ceriih
cate it VIII a: onrr be that this is ho intrry,
hut sirai. ~ forward lrgi iin.tn IRAN -nction Which
may pnr'icp,tni ~ rver hy tn. noat fastidinua.
-ngl" certificate will b. Sent hy mail post y Id
np"l rec ipt NJ - cents, hva for 81 e'ev.n fnr -
TIN ~ ,iiris and crrsnt premiui for S. sixty liz
and mare valgatlr piriIinm for so, Gne hundred
aHi lus, sNpfrb w a'rh far SIS 10 az MS thOss
wishing sinrh ymcni, this Ia a rare opportunity II
is II hgitinl.cy corlIr.i bu inrs,. dniy auihorI.
I'd by the g VI rnu.aI IN op'a 10 The must care
iui rcritny Na'chrs ,ant by tapf"ss. with bill
nr t0''rct',n Oh d. livery 80 a, o eissalia!aeiaa
cat 10 tii'. nrrIr Trv Va. Ndr"sS
W.iG!.T, BROTHER L 80. Importers.
~! E!a,1"I,, NJ" SvF
orl N. 1867 3in,s.