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. News Items.

The Mississippi river is open at Bur.
lington, Iowa.
Miss Kellogg is visiting Florence and
Naples. r.-
West Point has furnished twcnty.six
college Presidents and thirty five railroad
presidents.
1T is stated that Congressman Morrissey
has gone to the Arkansas hot springs to get
rid Of rheumatism.
"A tax title question, having been in liti-
cation 4s years in an Ohio court, has just
been decided,
After three trials for the murder Of
Mary Geary, in Boston, McAyena was yes
terday discharged from custody.
The Maine Legislature, just adjourned,
passed S27 acts and l0l resolves, against
3O7 acts and lo7 resolves last year. a..
The liquor low is enforced at Honolulu.
A Portuguese victualler, for selling liquor to
o native, was fined $500.
The Great thaw Of the last few days
has. created great freshet in the creeks and
rivers in the vicinity Of Buffalo.
The people. Of South Danvcrs, Mass,
have voted to change the name Of their
town to Peabody, in honor Of its illustrious
benefactor.
An icehouse in Woburn, Mass, the
property Of the Boston Ice Company was
destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is s25-
600.
Mrs. +. Noyes, Of Amesbury, Mass.
recently killed Brahma rooster which had
thirteen nickel cents in his crop, two two
cent pieces and other indigestible articles.
The wife of Mr.. s. F. Clay, Of Water
vile, Me-, died very suddenly on Thursday
Of last week. Mr.. Clay is on q stuuping
tour in New Hampshire.
Three United States soldiers Of Company
B. Fifth Cavalry, were killed on Monday in
an encounter with illicit distillcrs in Clay
born County, East Tennessee.
Gov. Brownlow has appointed james
Summer Commissioner Of Claims for Da-
wilson County, and H. W. Key for Summer
County, Tenn, both oolored men.
Michigan has IA newspapers, Of which
73 are Republican, and 81 Democrats. AL!
arc printed in English with the exception Of
sin Dutch and 8 in German.
-Three.fourths Of the town Of Jefferson,
Texas, was burned on the third inst Fifty
or sixty stores were destroyed and 100 bales
Of cotton. Loss, 100000.
Mr.. John Norris, 90 years Of age, died
in Urbons, Ohio, on Monday Of last week,
and on Thursday his widow, aged SO, follow.
ed him. They had been married SO years.
Wood at Kansas City Is five dollars a
cord and hay eight dollars ton.
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EIGHTEEN MILLIONS ST0LEN.-W have
news from Washington that $ls,0OO,0OO
more have been stolen by the Internal Radi-
Gals in the Treasury department. Andrew
johnson has labored hard to clear the thieves
out Of the different departments, but the
rebel Rump, by their tenure-ofice-bill, have
prevented him from doing it, and are now
trying him under articles Of impeachment
for trying to rid the nation Of thieves, and
trying to restore the Union.
Eighteen millions more stolen Of fcourse
the Republicans will continue to voto for
these Internal thieves
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How comes it that tho Democratic State
Convention socntirely ignored Senator Buck
alcw?-P Johns Republican.
We will answer the Republican, question
by asking it one, but at the same time will
not pretend to throw much light on the sui.
ject. How comes it that the late Republi-
can State Convention so entirely ignored
Senator Cameron2 Can Palemon explain :?
If he can explain this question, probably he
can his own? It would seem that the ''twc
lawyers" failed to come Ito the scratch" and
explain, as they have in many other instan-
ces. If they don't do better, soon, the hon
orablc Senator may see the necessity Of
starting another paper in this county to
defend him."
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Republican majority.

The returns from 223 towns give Harri-
man, Republican, 39,53l; and Sinclair,
Democrat, 36,923, showing o Radical ma.
jority Of zoos. The remaining eight towns
last year gave Democratic majority of ll6,
which will probably. be increased, thus re-.
ducing the Radical majority of $40 in 1867
to 2,492 in 1868, o Democratic gain Of 654.
The Lower House of the Legislature stood
in 1867, 2O3 Radicals to I2s Democrats :;
Radical majority, Is. This year the Lower
House stands 100 Radicals to l4l Demo.
Gratis; Radical majority, 40, a Democratic
gain Of 20.
IT will be observed that the Democratic
vote will exceed $1,000, majority of the
legal votes Of New Hampshire. A glance
at the map will show that New Hampshire
is surrounded by the intensely Radical States
Of Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts, -
This fact shows whence the increased Radi-
cal vote was derived. The vote of New
Hampshire has hitherto never exceeded
1900.
An examination Of the vote by towns will
show the damning fact that the Radicals
hare gained only IN those to,ons bordering on
Maine, Massachusctts and Vermont; while
in the interior the Democrats gain largely.
Colonization beat us, but that cannot be
done in November.
1t will be remembered that the Demo.
cratic gains here made were made: on the
vote Of 1867, when the Democrats carried
everything. Similar gains elsewhere will
give us Connecticutby 5000, and New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Del
aware, Ohio, West Virginia, Illinois, Indi-
ana, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Nevada, Cali
fornia and Oregon by majorities that cannot
be shaken.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Bedford Gazette says, this body met
at Harrisburg, on the 4th inst, and did its
work in an eminently harmonious and prop.
or manner. Tho nominees for State Offices,
are both first rate men. Hon. G. +. Boyle,
Of Fayette, the candidate for Auditor Gen
eral, was the Democratic leader Of the
House, last year, and is universally acknowl.
edgedtobe a strictly honest, as we'll asa very
able man. Gen. W. H. Ent, of Columbia,
tlc candidate for Surveyor General, is o
soldier whose record is spotless. His name
is a.household word with the hard.6ghting
Pennsylvania Reserves, whom he led iu
many bloody field. For the proceedings
Of the Convention, SEQ another column.
The platform is wise and sound one, and
should be pondered by every thinking man
in the county.
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How q True Soldier Talks.

General w: ". II. Davis is true soldier
and true Democrat. He never yet falter.
ed when any duty was set before him. He
can command, but is equally willing to
obey. accepted the nomination Of the
Democratic party in 1866 when there was no
chance Of election, and had good reason to
expect it would be conceded to him at the
recent Convention. He allowed his name
to be offered, but directed it to be with
drawn when he saw that other candidates
were profcrsed. qIp the last issue Of bis very
able parersIthe 4Doyisstovn Democrat be
pays very high compliment to our candi.
dates, MI. Boyle and Gen. Ent, and says: !:
"We have ! personal acquaintance with
both these gentlemen, and can assure the
Democrats Of Bucks county that they are
every way worthy their support.
d" As wo were . candidate before tho Con-
vcntion for nomination for Auditor General,
it may be expected that we will soy some
thing about our defeat. We might give d.
vers reasons for failing to get the nomination,
but VIC con compress it into few words
we did not receive votes enough. Our par
tial, personal and political friends thought
we had claim to re-nomin alton, and pre-
sented our name to the Convention, but
that body thought different, and We are con-
tent with tho decision. We neither fell
sore nor disappointed at tho result, but will
give the nominee our most hearty support,
both byword and pen. We ars under many
obligations to our friends in different parts
Of the State for tho support they gave us
but we are especially obliged to the country
Democratic press for its advocacy Of our
claims to denomination. Tho knowledge
Of SO many warm friends more than com.
pensates for defeat.
"We ask all our readers to give the plat
form adopted by the Convention careful
perusaL The political truths announced in
it must meet the appreciation Of all lovers
Of free government.
Spoken like man and democrat | Gen.
Davis is one Of the purest and most unset.
fish men in Pennsylvania, and devotion and
ability like his cannot fail to be rewarded
hereafter. " s''- .,...
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. 8. R. Wells, Ed
itor chronological Journal, has published !:
The Great Mans Legacy. An excellent
sermon, by Rev. Samuel Osgood, D. D.,
with portrait and sketch Of DR.. Richard
Rothe, Of Heidelburg. Price 25 cents.
Consumption; It's cause, and cure BY the
Swedish movement, with illustrations and
directions for home application, by David
Wark, NJ. d. Price 30 cents.
Education Of the Heart Tho necessity
Of moral culture for human happiness, by
Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Sent postpaid for
10 cents. Address the publisher, $50 Broad.
way, New York.
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CATAwIssA, March IA, 1868,

Mr.. Editor, Dear Sir:-In looking over
my copy Of tho Columbian, printed at your
town, I was pleased to find at its masthead
the names Of the candidates placed in nom-
ination by our late Democratic State Con.
vention. 1t was not the style last fall for
that paper to give the Democratic ticket 30
prominent place in its columns, but kept
showing it about in obscure places among
the advertisements until after the election.
Your structures upon the editors of that
paper at the time for so doing have at last
had good effect. I repeat, l was glad to
see the ticket at the masthead Of that pa
per, where l always have found it in the
DEMOCRAT. ~ A. DEMOCRAT.
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New Hampshire.

The Lancaster Daily lntegigencer says:
We arc at last able to present to our readers
the almost complete returns Of the New
Hampshire election, and in spite of the des.
patches claiming the reelection Of Harri.
man by an increased majority, we are now
able to show that the Democracy'have really
made large gains. New Hampshire, since
1855, has never been carried by the Demo-
Gratis. The State has gone Republican by
the following majoritics for the past twelve
years:
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IT is expected by the whole country that
Senators Doolittlc, Dixon, and Fessenden,
together with certain Democratic Senators,
will take prominent part in the impcach-
ment question in defence of the President !;
but up to the present time these men have
been comparatively mum on the subject.
Some Of them have gone so far as to absent
themselves from the Senate at times when
they should have been present.
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bloomsbury Literary Institute

Bloomsbury Literary Institute
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
HENRY CARVER, A. NJ, Principal and
Proprietor,
Professor Of Philosophy, &c.
Miss Saeah A. Carver, Preceptress,
Teacher of French, Botany and Ornamental
Branches.
Isaac 0. Best, A. B.,
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Charles E. Rice, A. B.,
Professor Of Mathematics,
4. NJ. Bates,
Teacher Of Bookkeeping and English
Branches.
Miss Alace NJ. Carver.
Teacher Of Instrumental Music.
Mrs.-,
Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Miss Julia Guest,
Teacher in Primary Department.
Spring term commences April 18th, 1868.
Bloomsbury, March 1S. 1868.
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MARKET REPORT.
MARI led.

At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Catawissa,
Columbia County, on tho llth instant, by
Rev. D. Beckner, Mr.. Clark Harder, to
Miss Sarah Hayhurst, all Of Catawissa, Pa.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. William
j. Eyer, Mr. William Helwig, to Miss Sarah
Jane Miller, both Of Locust Township,
Columbia County.
In Homlock Township, on the 10th inst.
at the residence of Nehemiah Reese, by the
Rev. D. J. Waller, Mr.. Jacob l.. Wagner,
to Miss Lucy Ann Welch, both Of Hemlock.
On the 10th instant, at the residence Of
the bride, Mr.. j. +. Hicks. Of Beach
Haven and Miss Matte d. Seybert Of Salem
both Of Luzerne County.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

The State Of Now York will 40 Demo
cratic in the coming fall elections, five may
take the late town and municipal elections
in that State as . criterian. The Democra.
'cy have carried tho elections in number Of
towns In that State that have for years past
gavo large majorities in favor Of the opposi.
ton. The political sky looks bright in tho
old Empire State for the Democracy.
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ssTo ali whom II may Concern"

"To all whom II may Concern"
All those of our patrons indebted to us
either for job ,corh or subscription to the
DEMOCRAT, will please make payment be-
s,oeen this and the frs. of april nert. We
have commenced ne,s rolamc, and it is our
earnest desire to have oil back subscriptions
settled up by the time above stated, and all
who do not call and settle or remit their
subscriptions will be charged t,oo dollars
and fiy cents. They have an opportunity
now to save fifty cents, will they do it? This
notice is intended to apply to those only
Who are in arrears, and We do not wish any
subscriber to take offence at it, but if lie
owes the printer, is friend to the DEMO.
Graf and its principles and desires to see
the paper sustained, he will walk straight up
to the Captains Office asking no questions
further than "what's the amount Of my
billy and "fork over" Those who have
too great distance 10 ,raM will please re-
nit by mail, in registered letter, and well
be willing to take the risk Of a safe delivery.
The time has gonc by when papers;could be
printed and trusted.out year after year. We
expect to shake the hands Of several hun
dred Of our patrons, many Of whom VIC have
not seen for two or three years. Come,
gentlemen, do not leave us be disappointed.
We don't only want our money, but we want
to renew our acquaintance, besides better
enable oursclf by your. visits to give you
larger and better paper. We think VIC hear
some one at the door-down goes the pen.
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INFECTION EKY.

Tus undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the public that he has opened --
FIRsr-CLAss CONFECTIONERY STORE.
In the building lately occupied by Bernard etohnef'
where he 10 prepared 10 furnish sll kinds Of
PLAIN 4 FANCY CANDIES.
FRENCH CANDIES. FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC FRUlTS, NUTS,
. RA1sINe. &C.. &C., L., &C.
Ay W oL1sALH o9 RgfAlg,t
In short fu assortment OF all kiuds Of guUds 10
his line Of business. great variety Of
DOLLS, Toys, &C., s,.,.
suitable for the Holidays. Particular sttsution
~ BREAD AND cAKss, "
Of all kinds fresh every day, iL
CHRISTMAS CANDIES. CHRISTMAS Toys.
call 10 solicited sad satisfaetiou will be ssafaa'
teed. y. 49,
Dec II, 1867. ECKHART JACOBS
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PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY {.
vii, be sold at public sale at the manufa eory Of
the undsrsigned, IN Bloonsburg, Columbia County,
on Wednesday and Thursday, March 2Sth and S6th,
ls6S about o4,0U0 worth Of
NEW FURN 1T u r E,
OF a, descriptions from best Paror down to common
Kitchen fnYniture Also, Sash, Doors, Shutters and
Blinds, Corn Shelters, large lot Of wagon Jacks
Too Heapg Team Horses,
one two.horss wagon with iron axics, one double Get
heavy tug harness. ny nets, e: Also, one q Liye
bes, fre and Burglar Proof Safes. I've clocks Of din
rent kinds, one <Inch wood saw and frame for saw:
Ing fire. wood. about one and haf.on hest e. mineral
paint for out door painting, one PORTABLE Cnoppins
per hour and do good work. besides many other valu'
6e articles TOO numerous to mention.
Sale 10 commence Al IL O'Clock q. ~. OF each day,
ana continue from day 10 day until asre Sold whea
conditions will be made known aud attendance
given BY s,vov ~ ,u,vr
March I, 1867 .
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

While ap men are forced to see now, that
all the heavens are black with portents Of
evil and ruin to our country, the Mongrel
papers still keep up the cries Of copper
head" "rebel;"" treason" and the "De.
mocracy." In the name Of deoency, how is
it possible to make US responsible for any Of
our present ills9 Neither copperhead, reb-
el or Democrat has had power to do thing
if he would since the spring Of 1865.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

The Democratic State Convention resolred
"that every species Of property should bear
its fair proportion CT taxation, and that the
exemption of government bonds thereupon
is unjust and incquitablo." This position
should have been taken by the Democracy
Of the State several years ago. 1t would
not have been impolitic then neither is it
now,
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DIE

In Catawissa, Columbia County, on the
7th instant, Mr.. Peter Dallman, at the ad-
vanced age Of 81 years, l month and Is
days.
On the Goth ult., at Three Rivers, st.
Joseph's county, Michigan, Charles Achen.
bach, aged about so years and formerly of
this County,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

The big gains Mongrelism was to make
in New Hampshire, didn't happen to be
made An their money and blowing seems
to have been Of no avail for the late election
shows Democratic gain Of almost q thous.
and, over last years election. We suppose
however tho Mongrels will feol rejoicod that
thoy didn't loose the State altogether.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rBiLApELPHIA. March Let, lsGe.
" We beg TO informD you lihat we are pre-.
Iy pared to offer for your inspection 0ui usual
S% assortment Of Millinery GOODS.
Consi sting VI the newest shapes in:Strsw Silk
GIMP Hats, B0nnets, &c. Velvets, Silk Good Rib.
bons, Fiowe 70, Feathers Ruches, iCsapes blondes,
Braids. ornaments, &c. &c. We ahali be happy TO
Prices low for Cash. Yours, &c. u. WARD.
March la-lmo Nos. l03, los 4 lO7 North Second
Street Philadelphia.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

THE Indiana Democrat came to US last
week in an enlarged and improved form,
printed upon power press and with new
material. Success to brother SAMSON. He
publishes good live Democratic newspaper,
and is entitled to what We hope he receives,
liberal support at the hands Of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative party in Indiana
county.
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned will ofar At public sale, On bis
premises In Centre Town ship, Columbia County, on
Wednesda the 25th day Of March, 1853 the follow.
INK valuable personal property viz:
FOUR HEAD OF WORKING HORSES
three Mi,eh Cows, four head Of young cattle eight
shotes hteen head Of sheep, two breeding sows, one
Chester County white boar, one four horse wagon,
one two.horse wagon. one spring wagon. one top
nSshine, one Buckeye Reaper two israin drills ,ons
cutting box. pair Of hay ladders two sets Of buggy
hsrnes one set Of double harness. four ses Of team
harnes gur srts leather ny nets set Of cotton
fly net g. two hay rakes, ono ern shelar, two tanning
mills, corn cultivstoss pow harrOws, raxes. forks,
together with many other valuable articles not herein
mentioned. -"
Sale 10 commence st o'clock A. NJ. Of said day
when conditions will be Made knowuby.
10, JOHN HILI.,
Centre Township, March II. 1868.
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Hon. GEo. vlcKERs, the new United
States Senator from Maryland, was admit
ted to his seat on Monday last. The Radi.
Gals made an effort to prevent his admission,
but signally failed
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

In another column will be found an article
giving oil the information on the impeach-
ment question up to the last part that was
played off on the 18th by the High Court
of Impeachment. The next act in the
drama will come off on the 23d inst, an ac-
count Of which will be given in our next
issue. ......
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

WHILE ten men watch for chanses, one
man makes chances while ten men wait for
something to turn up, ono turns something
up; so while ten fail, ono succeeds and is
called man of luck, the favorite Of fortune.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

A RADICAL paper says: "The Tennes'
see prisons arc so full: that the Governor
has been compelled to pardon two hundred
petty thieves to get prison roon,." What
commentary is this upon Radical "recon'
struc,ion u
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18
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And nothing is so beautiful as o picture Of
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Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach.
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effective, gentle, sudden and agrecably rem.
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probably cured and alleviated more cases
the past five years than all other medicines
combined. They are sold throughout the
length and breadth Of the land.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
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price. No. 4.
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In California, they deal properly with
prise.fghters and their admirers. In ono
county in that State three thousand people
have been indicted for witnessing prize
fight, and tho sheriff is travelling about or
resting the entire population.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-18

AAer big drunk and bigger row, the
Mongrels in their State Convention on Wed.
nesday last, nt Philadelphia, succeeded in
re.nominating Hartranft and Campbell, and
in instructing tho delegates to tho general
Convention to vote for Grant andCurtin, for
President and Vice President.