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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
THR following are the latest returns of,he

THR following are the latest returns Of the
election on Tuesday
The majority for Grant in Pennsylvania
will be about 10000. His majority in Phil.
sdclphia is 1868.
New York elects John 7. Hoffman, Dem
ocrat, Governor by $4,000 majority. Scy.
mour's majority will be about 10000.
The result in New Jersey figures about
$500 majority for Randolph, Democrat, for
Governor. Seymour's majority is about q
5O0 Three Democrats and two Rcpubli.
cans elected TO Congress. Tho Legislature
is Democratic, thus securing Democratic
United States Senator iu place Of Freling.
huysen.
California is claimed BY the Democrats by
from 5000 to 5000. Two Democratic Con.
gressmen elected. .,.-
The indications arc that Georgia has gone
Democratic by 10000; Louisiana $4,000 /;
Kentucky $4,000. Alabama gone Democrat.
ic. North Carolina is in doubt Delaware
claimed by both parties.
Massachusetts,, Ohio, Connecticut, Tlori.
d., Nevada, Iowa and Indiana have gone
for Grant: Oregon shows large Rcpubli.
can gains.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

BIARs.-Six bears were seen in one day
last week in Lackawanna township. There
is great excitement ON the bear question
thcreabouts. One was discovered by chill
drcn playing in door-yard not over two
miles from I.ackawanna avenue, this city.
Another climbed garden fence. the pro-
prietor Of which was near enough to punch
the beast with his gun, but did not shoot,
because he was too close. Another bear
had set-to with COW in the pasture, the
COW making the attack, but retiring discom.
fited, after having her ears soundly boxed.
The upshot of the bear question in Lacka.
wanna remains to 10 seen. Whethar the
bold hunters Of the township will slaughter
the bears, or whether the bears will capture
the township, VIC cannot predict. Scranton
Republican. .-..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

In Philadelphia, atthe Eagle Hotel or
Friday, the 10Th Of October, 1858, Henry
W. Greasy, Of Light Street, Columbia Co.
The deceased had been ailing for months,
but at no time, VIC believe, was he consider.
ed dangerously III, especially by himself -.
He had thought his health sufficiently good
to permit his going to tho city to transact
business, but. on hi, Arrival. thess ehe was
soon prostrated on bis bed, and died rather
suddenly. llewas q gentleman Of good
deal Of energy and perseverance, and highly
esteemed by ell who knew him. In the
mercantile business he was successful, hav.
ing been engaged in that line for quite a
number Of years, and up to the time Of his
death. lie leaves family and largo cir.
Gle Of friends to mourn his sudden demise.
On his arrival at this place his body was
taken in charge by the Masonic fraternity,
Of which order he was worthy member. -
Peace to his ashes.
In Irondale, October eth, 1868, Harry
Lincoln, son Of Josiah and Sarah L. Rails.
ton, aged year and 3 months. ..,...
In Bloomsbury, November lst, Jonathan
Roberts, aged about so years.
In Hemlock, October I7tl,. 1868, Robert,
son Of William and Martha Eyerly, aged !
months and II days.
In Catawissa, Columbia County, on Mon.
day. November I'd, 1868, John Sharpless,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. Sharplcss was very cs,imable gen.
hcman, and will be greatly missed in the
county and especially in tho community
where he lives. His remains were entered
by tho Masonic fraternity.
Fell asleep in Jesus on Monday morning,
October 10th, 1868. in Catawissa, Elizabeth
kreigh, aged 55 years, l months and -
days. Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord" p.B.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

INFORMATION TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS.
The following rules Of the road are based
apon legal decisions and ought to be uni
versally known: The courts have decided
that applicants for tickets on railroad cars
can be elected if they do not offer the exact
amount Of their fare. Conductors are not
bound to make change. Allrailroad tickots
ore good until used, conditions good for
this day only" or otherwise admitting time
Of genuincness, are Of no account Pas.
sengers arc bound to observe decorum 10
the cars, and are obliged to comply with all
reasonable demands to show their tickets.
Standing on the platform, or otherwise VIC.
lating the rules Of the company, render o
person liable to be put off the train. No
one has q right to monopolize more seats
than be has paid for; any article left in the
seat while the owner is temporarily absent
sh,isles him to his scat on his return.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

PROGRESS. Columbus sailed to the
American coast in four hundred ton ship,
and first landed upon the island Of St. Do.
mingo. Last week q vessel from st. Do.
mingo unloadcd in New York four hundred
tons Of st. Croix Rum for =. II. Drake l.
Co., Of this city. This is but few weeks
supply Of this article, which these gentle.
men use in the manufacture Of the cclcbra-
ted PLANTATION BI1TERs. We are inform.
ed by an exchange that Messrs. Drake l. Co.
have not advertised dollar for year, but
that the sales Of this article continue at the
former enormous figure. Tn 1864, the re-
ceipts Of the Plantation Bitters wore equal
to those Of the New York and New Haven
railroad.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and at half the
price. Nos.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

FENrAN CoEaREss. A general Congress
Of tho Fenian Brotherhood will be held ID
Philadelphia on tho cath Of November. =
Tho Assembly Building has been leased for
one week for the purpose Of the congress.
Ills expected to be tho largest, and will cer-
tainly be the most important, meeting Of
Irishmen ever convened together. Over
ono thousand delegates arc expected to be
present, from California, Canada, ireland,
England. Scotland, Australia, and South
America. Tho brotherhood Of that city
will give grand civic and military display
on thanksgiving day as welcome to tho
delegates. '1 WV '''' ~ F'@ ''' 'H4-"
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-Misccsenatiol,.

A Father Marriu Negro Knch and
CompeL hi Dquohter to llarry Negro
Tho ,CoIunbus City (Ipdiana) Ibst, Of the
s0tK ultimo, gives the detailj Of horrible
transaction which has rcceutly occurred in
Whitley county. A nan by the name Of
David NJ. Long, Of Smith township, in that
county, married wcnch for his third wife,
and beat his daughter, by former mar.
risgc, girl Of sixteen years Of ago, until
he compelled her to marry o buck negro.
The facts are thus detailed. r. ~
A white man BY tho namc Of David NJ.
Long, Republicad in good political stand.
ing with his party, and who has been citi.
zen Of the place for many years, has been
successful in gulping down the last plank in
the black.and.tan PLATFORM .r
This monster has been widowcr twice.
His former wives were respected by all who
knew them. By their marriage he had five
children-two boys and three girls-who,
too, arc respected and esteemed.
Knowing that he could not procure Ii.
ccnsc in our county for such alliance, he
takes his muscle material with him to Mich.
igan, where, by the laws Of that State, the
twain wore made one flesh.
This little victory Of Republican princi.
pies being won, he returned to his family
with her to whom his little ones must bow,
and whom they must call by that endcaring
name, mother,
These childien, who have often in their
fond recollcctions for the loved in the grave,
amid binding tears, whispered that sweet
name in their prayers, now arc commanded
to forget the treasures Of the tomb. Before
them stood the repulsivc form Of their faith.
cr's wild choice. Her, to call mothcr!-
There was too much forgctfulntss toward
the dead in this.
The little ones, who had no one to whom
they could look for protection but their
father, whom they had never disobeyed in
the least, now for tho first time declined
obedience, when, to obey, would be sacri-
flee to their honor. To embrace her and
call her mother seemed to them more Of
character Of punishment than duty, and
they refused, and for this refusal, the eldest
daughter, sixteen years Of age, was whipped
and beaten by him who claimed to be her
father, until she was literally covered with
bruises. After being so cruelty beaten che
sought and found refuge with one Of the
ncighbors. She was followed by her father,
found and driven home, with the threat of
taking her life should she in the least dis
obey him.
lie told her that, unless she did return to
the family within fifteen minutes, he would
cut her heart out. She returned, but to
meet worse fate than death. During her
absence, arrangements had been made for
her ruiu,, and one Pompey (colorcd) was
awaiting her return with a conveyance to
take her to Michigan, where they were,
after their arrival, married. -..
Great excitement prevails among the peo.
pie Of Smith township, and threats Of vic.
lent proceedings have been made.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

: A PRE1TY Coon SroRy.-It wi!l be rec.
elected that the late Thaddeus Stevens left
to his nephew a prospective fortune Of
cue hundred thousand dollars, on condition
that he sbstained from tho use of liquor, at
least till he was twcuty.one years Of ago (;
failing to observe which proviso, the mon.
eyis to be devoted to the benefit Of soldiers.
A day or two since, gentleman ofLancas.
ter was taking TO tho possible heir in faith.
erly style, showing him, II ho would only
avoid strong drink, vixen the hopeful young
gentleman gotting indignant, interrupted
him with the noble exclamation; do you
think I would be mran. enoIgI, 10 rob the
orphans ~ r'' ~ '~o.'''a' 90 a's'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
~ Tho School journal states that

A- Tho School Journal states that in
accordance with the suggestion Of the School
Department, the County Superintendents in
q number Of counties are making arrange.
ments to set apart day, during the sessions
Of the Teachers Institute, to bc devoted to
the delivering of flectures and the discussion
oftopics appertaining to the duties Of School
Directors, who are expected to DO present
and to participate in the proceedings on the
day appointed. ..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

TRrpLErs.-The wife of Michael Reilly,
residing near Hillard Bros. brick yard, was
delivered Of three children last week. They
are all girls, and good sized healthy chill.
dren. They were baptized by Rev. Father
0'Haran, Of St. Nfary's church, and were
named respectively Catherine, Bridget and
Margaret. It is said that tho mother can.
not distinguish one from tho other, aud to
prevent mistake has tied around tho neck
Of one blno ribbon and around the neck
Of another 4 rcd ribbon, - L,svmc 'lNion.
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The REsULr-The great event has. taken
place and Washburne, Butler l. Co., have
been elected President. All right gentle.
men, you can have taxes enough for the
next four years, and perhaps by that time,
experience will teach that there is but little
profit in paying out money for swindlers and
political thieves to pocket. The Democrat
ic party will yet recover their old ascendan-
cy and the country be restored to the place
it once occupied as the land of small taxa.
ton and freedom for military dcspotism.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

YOU NAY BE TOO LATE.-Bc warn.
cd in time. Diseases like Indigestion and
Dyspepsia are not to be tri1ed with. There
is such thing as being too late in these
matters. inflammation, or Scirfhus Cancer,
or some other dangerous disease may ensue,
when all rcstoratives, no matter how potent,
would be Intellectual. Do not. delay then.-
When tho symptoms Of Dyspepsia arc first
experienced resort at once to the great re-
storative medicine, HOSTETTER'S 8 STOM.
ACH BITTERS, and you will be safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffer-
ing, and, If not in itself Immediately dan
gerous, it Is the source Of many deadly NAL.
adies Even if it did not tend to greater
evil, the mental and physical misery i pro.
duccs is alone sufficient reason why no
pains should be spared to prevent or cure it.
In no country on the face Of the globe is it
so completely donesticated as in our own,
where It is found in nea rly every household.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
are universally conceded to be the sovereign
remedy for this annoying disease, as they
act directly upon the digestive organs, cor
rect and tone the stomach, and give renew.
cd vitality to the system. Acting delight
fully upon the nerves and soothing the brain.
renders them efficacious as mental niedi.
cine, as we'll as genial stomachic. Iftaken
as preventative, they will DO found partic.
ularly well suited to the diseases arising from
the unhealthy season Of autumn, and their
use will prevent the creeping, unpleasant
sensation often complained OF when the
chlls are stealing slowly upon the patient.
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Fl. c. HOVER


has. opened hfst class
BOOT, eHOE, nat Ann car STORE.
a, thr old Stand on Main Street. Rloonsbo'S. 0is
stock 10 composed NJ ihr very latest snd best sses
ever offered to tbs eitisrns of Coiumbis Coussf.
lie can accommodate the public With the fe'ioWssG
kinds and At cheap prices:
Mems cali boGts, hns, MESS kiv, double seis.
Buys' thiid's bools, Mens glove hid. Congress. A.
Mems glove Kid Balmorai shoes. Mems. wonese
boys, aud missss' glove kid las,ino Gsisis. Wonsso
glove kids, very dns. wonen's Ane goat poieees
6a iuogsis W0,nen's men's waroeeo aud ea'S saeeas
coia.u0n shines. Missss' and ehilds shoes. uenN
women, p,isse,', b"ys. asd Shild's slippers. -
slsV Eesps great saiirty of f
HATS, CAPS, hND eTRAw GOODS
Of every kind. a. the lowest prces. bS's fof saSs
and county psOdnCr.
Rene n,bcr the sttrae,iop 10 10 ovs seeAs. oser
W. alarmed at the cry Of high priees. sat saN ~
see fvr yourselves. Respectfully.
Hept, 1, 1867. .-'' o..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

GEORGE LAZARUS, Esq, proprietor of
the Eagle Hotel, Pittston, had several Prai.
ric chickens sent him last winter by his son
from Leavenworth, Kansas. In preparing
them for cooking some corn was found in
their craws. This Mr.. L. planted this sea-
son, and raised thereirom o bushel and a
half Of corn. One Cur contained 954 ker-
nels.- Gazetk, .',,.u
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

We are already assured that Radicaiism
70 again triumphant. After the first feel.
ing Of disappointment, which all true lovers
OF their country must experience, comes the
Fofisctionthat the blood Of this slaughter Of
the peoples liberties is not on our hands,
that the whole responsibility is now with
the rule or ruin" party; and that reaoc.
'ion has not yet worked out its legitimate re.
suits in tho minds Of the people. A time
must como, but it is not set. Bitter expert.
ence alono will bring tho sober second
thought. p.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold at psblc SALE at ths Yssidcnee of the
subscriber. In Rearineescek township, Coiunibia
county on Thursday November 26,h 1863, At 9oelock
In the forenoon, the following described personal
property. viz: - t..
Two Farm Horse, four Cows, young Cattle, Hogs,
two Wagons. Flows and "arrows. Wheat Corn and
Bvckwheat by the bushe,; Hay aud straw the ton.
Also: Two Cooking t5ioves, Cupboavds. BursRus,
and o,hr hcusehe:d aad it:hen furniture too nun,cr
Gus to mention. NATHAN OREtSBACU.
November I, le6s. g. HoweR, AuetionecF.
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NEW ADvERTISENlENTs.
LADIES' DRESS MAKING.
NEW IND FASHIONABLE
WINTER GOODS.

THE updei signed would respectfully invite the
astentOhOf tile ctixens lf this place and vicinity,
10 their and fancy goods, at their sl0re ain
and Chair Rooms. where they are prepared TO
Furnish Goods IL Make Up Drssses, Goats,
&c In the latest style. Also sell psttcsns ior La
DIES Dresses and Coats. aud for thidren's wvsr
Give them call. They have everything Of the best
In their line. aud cheap for cash.
JULIA A. l. SADE N. BARkLEY.
Nm NOv
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

The great revolution, which has deposed
the Queen Of Spain, appears to DO fixed
fact, and the whole country has settled
down into quiet and peace under the new
administration Of affairs. The Central
Junta or Provisional Government, has is.
sued decree declaring that all slavos born
after October 18th are free. .l.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

~ Tho elections have gone in favor Of
Radi calism in this as well as many other
States. Grant has been elected to the po.
sition Of President, but will not perform
the functions Of that office. lie will resign
everything to Congress. He has neither the
ability nor courage to wrestic with that body
in favor Of the laws and the constitution, as
framed and administered BY the patriots Of
old. He cannot he an Andrew johnson il
he chooses. While he may be stubborn and
headstrong enough the powers Of mind and
qualities Of a statesman arc wanting. Pow.
der and ball have carried, with the assis.
tancc ofgrecnbacks, another election, and
all good people will contcntcdly sit by and
wait for something favorably to the rcstora.
ton ofall the States to their former proud
position and power in this Union, when
peacc and prosperity will once more reign
throughout the whole land.
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TERMS

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October No. 1870 -3w.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

New York has done herself credit in
electiug John L. Hoffman as Governor. -
A gentleman Of most marked ability, and
one we'll fitted to perform tho the duties Of
the chief Executive Of a large State like
Now York. Bravo! there arc some bright
spots yet in the political horizon. -t'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

A Wisconsin paper has come in posses
sion Of the following particulars Of a little
Ku Klux outrage which was recently per-
petrated 10 Alabama. The boys we're rath-
or severe in their treatment of Mrs. Bagger,
but she probably deserved it, and ought to
thank her stars that she was not seriously
hurt.
A horrible outrage was committed some.
where in the State Of Alabama few days
ago. Our informant is q reliable colored
man, who heard the particulars from a
member Of the Loyal League" who got
his information from fellow who lost .
cousin in the late var. 1t seemed that o
Mr.. Carpet Bagger was attacked in his own
house by l,6s2 Ku Kluxers, armed with
double.barrelled bowie knives. They
slaughtered and ate nineteen Of Mr.. Bag.
gers children before his eyes, and compelled
Mrs. Bagger to cut her own head off and
hang it on hook in the cellar. She was
then ordered to keep still upon pain ofin.
stant death. She happened to sneeze, and
tho leader Of the dastardly crew immediate
ly had threshing machine set up, and run
Mrs. Bagger through. 1t is very doubtful
if she recovers. Mr.. Bagger was then forced
to swallow four tons Of guspowder and a
handful Of nitro glycerinc. lie was next
dictcd on live Goals until an explosion took
place, which subjected Mr.. Bagger to such
an intense pain as almost to deprive him Of
reason. They next shot him full Of holes,
made him hurrah for Jefferson Davis and
Horace Greeley and finally inoculated him
with tho smallpo and soaked him with
strong lye. He was threatened with instant
death if he revealed the names Of any of the
perpetrators Of this outrage, all of whom are
ncighbors Of Mr.. Baeger, and who hate him
because Mr.. 3. was loyal sutler and cot
ton speculator during tho war, and now
liveson confscated plantation, with enough
niggers to elect him to the Legislature. 1t
is feared that Mr.. Bagger has sustained
such internal injuries that he is not able to
appear as witness at the military commits
sion appointed to try some ex-rebels for
reading Democratic newspapers.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
FORKS HOTEL, :. !.
GEO. ". MAuGER, Proprietor. .

The sboys well Il.known hotel has rees1tly as4ss
zone radie&l ehangAssiW iUiutevssl eesaN6sMenss
and its proprietor announces TO hit fosmef eustou
aud the tray ahns public Ahst, hit hslom nedatoas
the country. His table will siways be found sup.
piled, not cnly With substantial food. hst with sl
the delieacSes Of The saaS0n. His Wine aad Uqusre
Except that populas beyersss kaovn "a ~ Hssvy.o
purchased direct from the iMporiing houpes, ere ~.
iirsly pure, aud free frcs sll poisonOus arugs. e
10 thankful fOs liberal patronage In the past 80
will continue to deserve u in tbs futur~. a
GEORGES ". XAvega.s
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

~ The Democracy Of Pennsylvania
made gallant fight, and although they lost
in the campaign, they are not dismaycd.
They will pick their Aints and up and at
them again.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

...A A wagish editor says that tho streets
Of one Of tho Western cities are to be light.
cd with red headed girls That will be bad
too many people will DO found hugging
the lamp posts
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
MARRI IEn.

October Goth, at the house Of tho brides .
father, BY Rev. John johnson, Joseph A.
k-SmilGand MNy EneHX Xcen, M0E Mes.
copeck tdvhship.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

MEMplIls, October 28,-General Forrest,
in letter to 4. H. Shackelford, Of New
Haven, Conn, which appears In the city
papers, denounces General Fitzpatrick 10
unmeaA,red terms, aud refers him to Gen.
Basil Duke, Of Louisville, who will receive
any communication which Fitzpatrick may
deem proper.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
TINE ELECTION.

Omclal Vote Of Columbia Coun.
" for October, and the vote
for President a. far aS Re.
celved.