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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-29
AGRICULTURAL.
How 10 Make Good Coffee.

Good coffee isaIuxury, but ono that is
seldom met with. II il doubtful whether
one family IN dozen know what really good
coffee Is Though We have published Zine
upon line" upon this subject, We give the
following, from lady correspondent ol the
Gerwanto'ca T,,uqh, and hope some Of
our lady readers will give The method re
commenced tliaI, AMI rcpur, 10 us the re-
suits.
Tho making ofgood coffee is rare thing
in this country most persons boil it, thus
making decoctiOn instead Of an infusion ;
this etEectnally gets rid of the delicate and
agreeable aromatic flavor, and leaves a COM
paratively tastclcss beverage Theiollowing
particulars will be found worth attention /:
Never buy your coffee ground, but grind
it yourself, Immediately before using IL,
keep your coffee pot, whatever kind you
may use, wiped clean and dry inside n
damp tea or coffee pot acquires nn''y ta'
vor that sroils the best tea or coffee. The
,heapest, and perhaps the besr, coffee pots
are those made on the French plan, called
cste';cres. fyou have not onc Of these,
adopt the following plan Put your freshly
ground coffee into the coffee pot previously
made warm, and pour upon it water actually
hoiliue, set the po. by the side Of the fire
for few seconds, but do not let it boil up ;
then pour a cupfp! ont and return il back
again to the pot in order to clear it hay
;og donc this, let it stand on the hob OF cen
tire to settle, and III less than five minutes u
transparent, strong alonIstic cup Of coffee
may be poured out The proportions { 1
coffee Which should not be toe finely ground,
recommended, are an ounce TO a put and Il
half Of water
The milk used with coffee Should always
be boiled aud used Us hot as possible, the
boiling Of milk inparts peculiar and cx
ceclingly pleasant favor to the coffee White
sugar is recommended, rs the molasses like
flavor Of moist sugar quite ororpcwcrs the
delicate aroma.
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NOTICE.

IN second ensts ilent ot the last subscription 10
The Blco,nsbura Litesafy institute was doe ou the
arsi Of uctebef Subscribers viii please pay their
respective au0slts, and oblige all pari.ps.
tfF'8 n y. r, RUPERT, rtesidcnt,
Ort n 1857 ~ ft.l ,rtii ~ 17F'7' flfNft't'7N
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WOOL! WoOL!l WOOLill

TIE undersigned will poy the highest mn ~ 81 n,;.o
~ exrnanse toi sotl ei,iei of his u,v l1n
WINE necr Mi,s; ii'ianlsport. or Fifty. Bring or,
vile, Pa. ial7' ~ ~ ~ q sWmrau" Wm~ra"s
Seat. 4, 1867 " s""cS'
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i28, HOOP SKIRTS. 62s
WK. 4. HOPKINS,
Oar uRn .Hais"

Aller more tkan i've years experience aud expert
menine ~ the manufacture Of STRICTLY IIRsr
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, we offer our justly ce'p
bra'ed goods to merchants and the public in f.l,i
coGidencc OF heir superiority All Others in the
America ma, kei ane they ATE So acknoN ieiged Ivy
all who wear 0r deal in :h-m as they give more sat
isfaction than any other Skirt and reonniend them
IN every rfspeot, Dealers in Hoop skirts should
make note al this fact Every lady who has not
given them tral shou Id do without further de lay
Our assortment cmbraces every style, length and
size Tor Ladies'. Misses and Children, Also, skirts
MADE rO ORDER. althred and rcpai,ed,
AK for "iIopkiBs' Owu Make, :" and he no, dcceiv.
ed See that the letter III" is " oven on tine tapes
between each hoop, aud that they are stamped Nv
Y. HOPKINS. Manufacturer. 095 Arch Street, phila
ID. ,phia" upon shci, tape. No others arc genuine.
Also, cons,anily on hand fnii liae Of good New
Yor and EaStern Made skirts, al very low prices,
~ Wholesale aAl tie,ail,
At the PHILADELPHIA HooP SKIRT Mandatory
and Emporium. No. Gsd Arch street philadelpLia.
Oct. 10, G7.--IOmc. -,
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEHlNG MACHINES
Easlpirr shuttle Machine

TABLESPOONS. 536 Broadway, N. Y,
$50 Washington n get, Boston,
ssl Che. nui street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEp. "A. 1860.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
J principles Of mechanism, possessing many rare
md valuable impr, vemcnis having been examined
hv the most profound experts and pronounced 30
be
! Simplicity and Perfection Dombined.
II has n straight needle. perpcn aicuiar action.
makes the LICK or SHI TILE STITCH. which will
neither RIP nor RAVEL and IL alike on both sides
performs por'rct sewing IN every description II
material from Leather to be finest Nansook muslin.
TO thG finest numbcr. Having neither CAV or COG
WHEEL. and ;h-,east possible friction it run, as
smooth as glass. and Is as
EmphaticaKpu Noiseiess .Nac1ine.
Il r"qircs FIFTY PER CENT. less power 10 drive
IL Than ANY other machine In the market A sirI
twelve years Of age can work II steadily, wilnoui
fa,ieur or injury 10 health s'
Its Strength and wonderful simplicity OfCoDstru
tion renders T. almost Impossible 10 get ot Of order
and isGuARANTEED by the company 10 give en-.
tire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite al those who may dcsiro to
supply themselves with n superi article TO come
anu -xalnine this UNkiVALLED MACHINE.
tne hall hours instruction is sufficient 10 enable
any person TO work this machine TO their entire sat
isaciion.
Agents wanted for all iowus /, the United states
wh'te agencies are not already established Also
for Cuba Mexico, Central and South America. to
" boM u liberal discount win be- given
tMPlRE SEWING MACHINE MFG co.
$50 Broadway Nv
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, "a
BLOoMsEURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, IA.

The undersigned having purchasra and lately re
1,ed tlis well known Iioise. situated on MAIN ST.
inme dately opposite the Court House, respectfully
House 10 now in order fot the accommodation and
4 -entcrtBinn rnt ~ travellers
lie has spared no pnins in preparing the Excbanpe
House is spacious. and enjoJ good business oca
tion
OMNlRussES run at all tunes between this House
ann me different rairosd Depu,s. by which travellers
VIII be conveyed 10 ana from tho respective Stations
In due time 10 meet the ebrsa tr, e,rg.o 4
Apti, 90 1877 ~ - :. : ~. I.
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Ayers Cherry pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Iniucnza, Hcarsencss. 4
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsuup
tian, aud for ;hG relief OF COnsunpiivc2
Patients in advanced stages Of ;hc
disease.
So wide Is the ieid vi It's u;ciulucs, and 80 hu.N
ncrouS ate the cases 0f its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly known who have been restored from aiarmiIl;
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs By it,
use. When once t,ied its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent TO escap"
observation. and where its virtues are known. tho
public no longer hesitate what an,;dote TO employ
ior the Distressing and dangerous affections OF tho
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior rc,uodies thrust upon thr
community have failed and been discarded, thi'
has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits
On the afflicted they can never forget, aid pro
dtced cnre7 too nu.aoroUs md too remarkable t
b. ipsl often.
rRErAR-D 81
DER. 3. &. AMER 4 &c.
LOWELL. MASS.
S,'I BY al Drugge IS in the Country
May 22d.-lr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

undersigned, requested to make ov,ne,t w,ihn.
delay g.. jfC RtTrTpt "wu"u' wWu'
Plocms'u,c, Feb, " 1857 ~ ~"
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MATRIMONIAL.

,ssnonaenre with middle aged elderly gentleman
Who wants loving devoted Wife Address MIS- A. parngs
Herald onAcs.
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FINANCIAL.

|
A DvANCEs IN CASH NEGOTIATED UPON SHIP
"A ents OF on flour and cotton, warehouse receipts,
HE poces leases mortgages and current stock securities
JOHN b. MURRAY, rs Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-27

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale Medicines for all dis Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at 3. DOyEYs Nos and Greene street,
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WHOLE NO. n,7l6.
PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM IRE
n land, wishes to friend Patrick McCngling. Apply
this Sunday afternoon the Herald once, between and
o'clock let him know through the Herald next Sunday
where he be ffr
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<NLOAKs FROM %, PLAIN DRESSES a. WALKING
Hadams ADRIENNE, Is west Fourth street The Is,es,
Journals Of fashion rscaivsd from Paris.
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A LII KINDS FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
II Medicine for all diseases prepared; mocking brds'
Food at SMITHS corner Of Broadway and Walker srees
under the drug store.
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L,vERYBoDY SHOULD READ IT.: .........,..
~ THE REMAREABJy SUCCESSFUL, ROMANCE OF
aTHE GEM OF THE LAKE"
hy Mrs Sarah A. Wright anhoress and poeress NV m
M second edition is selling rapidly. Price ~ cent? per
COPY. Published by the American News Company ~ Nas
street Also by New ork News Compsny ~. sprnee
street wholesale and RETAIL and by all newsdeAefs through
out The United states
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THE TURF.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
hbe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator, 5c Buffers
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IIORSES TO ARRlvE.-ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH IN
sant FITCH h CONAN will receive from the country
40 head of Horses embracing ne carriage
and road These horses have been selected with great
desirable and worthy OF the inspection of
temen wishing first class horses They will be sale at the
stables o Post Nichols l64 East street, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

T.tImatng Onr population exclusive Of Indians and
Chinese at 10000 tho proportion OF debt 70 each man.
woman, and child In the community Would ne ,o %
Individual that have seen puts II ht s3 20 Az thr
the proportion OF public debt to every IhdlduN IN
California would be SIS -.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

State and Railway bonds were firm; Western Union
Telegraph was higher, selling ut 81. Pacific Nail
was IN demand 10 cover shorts made yesterday, and
rallied to 9 afterward selling at 9i closing at 9j3
Tie continued weakness in this stock caused by
free sales of cash stock by holders who convinced
that the opposition VIII be continued without
regard TO the prices Of the stock, and that
much lower prices will DO made
before any compromise will be effected.
The Railway share market opened steady, and prices
were fully maintained throughout the morning but
there was not much disposition shown to buy, and
the market now waits for purchasers to take the
bonds from the parties who have carried them at
such heavy cost during the late money pressure The
Western list was all strong Northwestern Pre-
ferred and Rock Island were the most active, and
were in good demand. Rock Island sold at 81, and
Northwestern Preferred 755 AT tho o'clock Board
the market was weak and on small sales Erie de-
cned per cent, New-York Central per cent Tho
balance of the list remained steady at slight con-
cesson in prices with the exception of Rock Island,
which lost the advance il had previously made, and
was freely offered at 93! but Immediately rallied TO
9G4 on small purchases. At the close the market was
strong with the exception of Erie. which was weak
and feverish at quotations.
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

The Hudson River Railroad has declared the usual
semi annual dividend payable and after the 18th
inst.
San Francisco paper has the following remarks
upon the State aud local debts Of California;
The funded debt OF the state No the last report OF the
Controller, amounted 20 s5l2C,,oo Thus We have:
state debt ..... .S,l2obpO
County debt. -.....-...-. 'vDiVt
Town debt.............. tS'boo
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

COFFEE-The demand FOR RIO from the trade has been
active and the continued irmness OF holders has
compelled buyers to pay the full rates insisted upon the
market closing strong; sales OF $500 bags RIO ex Men
anueth here and $500 ROsyn to arrive from HaInp
ton Roads on private terms Other styles remain steady
OF ST. Domingo note 800 bags here, and 1900 In Bos
ton, both for export, on private terms.
COCOA-Is without change. We quote Caracas, al
16G7c; Guayaqul, ilGl2cp and Para 1GIsc, all gold
CANDLES are without change the demand Ia fair; We
quote at 20d2ic for Adanalne with sales Of GOO bo4es
s5d8sc for Sperm, and - 05sc. for Patent.
COKKs without change in Prices; tho business Is
moderate.
business IN articles coming under tins heading the sales
being entirely OF retail character IN prices, however
there has been no particular change
DYEWOOD5-The market IL very quiet prices eVince
IN very light at $50 for CanwO0d Ei2GNS for tuste
Cuba S2i for do TampicO t1 for do Maracabo tl9 for
I0gwOod Honduras: and S22 for BarWOod. all gold ~
Domingo and Jamaica LOgwoOd are quoted at NSdsls
Flour AND MEAIl-On Monday last there was q fair
demand for the low grades Of Western and state Flour
and urces slightly improved Family grades were
steader, though quiet But on tuesday the demand
abated and prices for all kinds fe on iSd 2Se per Dol
being most noticeable on the high gfades
since then under more liberal offerings. gradual dc
cline took place and we have had considerable lutku
larity i'm the sales Thsdepresson ana rapid nuotOns
in Flour under all tho circumstances u appears 10 us
ante unwarranted We are steadily reducing our soel
and our present supply is Tbiher under UO~ bps >
against about $4,000 bbs the se @
Now We lind prices Of the low grades ~ 25Gs! per Dbl
less than then, with double the oIpot inquiry We tnen
had as viii be by comparing tho exports we hha
the stocks OF Flour everywhere Al tue west arc hod
crate. very little in excess OF Ihst ,yssri honco
this absence OF anything like healthy trade quto w,
accountable Admit for the sake OF argument thst tho
consimptOn has fallen off materially, nut thS more
than c6nnterbaaeed by tho large increase In tue OK
ports. Our latest European anNlces nuuao shy th
advance Ia Great Britain ad on the cOnuneuI au .ho
opinion advanced that prices viii ho hger htoT tno
middle OF June but we arc disposed 10 write up ths
market, bat cannot au " Vb,ogTs ths pIos'n' AV'u
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

present stock regarded liberal, closing more serve
and rmer sales OF 71O bbs and tcs at sl6c for NO
l. lta6ic for CITY, and l6 dlIo for Fair 20 Prime ssesm
and Kettle Rendered and $50 pkRs, seller May at lIc
PETROLEUM-There has been large movement IN
Crude since last, but the market closes weak IN
offers wanted; Standard White offered at 25c without
buyers the market is generally duh and weak VIC
crad. Csse47 gravity, ia Our saOu .ii'su
Rssos bond GiS tssi Prime Hss. wi2as az
Refined bond (lo tesi) Standard Whiss'''''"''E'sG@
RHcESo sales OF Carolina reported East India mod
eratey active and steady sales OF 800 bags Rangoon n
sUGARs1The market Is steady for Raw sugars and
st Fair 10 @ooS d RedpnS and ,siiic for No IL Box
sales OF 1858 hhds at lO,Gl2c for Cuba l2ieiSc for
Rened SfU hGG Sai:t al sna c.c tg for MsTds
sALTYThe arrivals have been limited but prices are
unchanged; we quote Liverpool Ground at u 76as 80
and Fine at g. 7Oss2 for worhngtons Higgnss and
80 !goldl for Ashtons other styles are quiet
bOAP-We note sales OF 200 boxes Castle at lot9 -
cash; the market is steady and moderately active
TOBACCO-Thore has BEEN only limited demand i nom
determined to hold off for moro favorable terms:
WOOL-Ihere has been no particular change 10 bote IA
Domestic feeces since our last the demand continues
moderate but confined to parcels suitable for press
ing wants OF manufacturers. In Foreign Wool there there
Sn1 pOmsstic Fleeces at babe for Native I and one
fourth Mernos I504sc. for oneaf and three-quarters
do Isa52c for fubOod Mernos and a6Oc for Saxony
Feeces 9O03Gc for No. Pulled 42645c for Superne do
Sns :aSS ST ah's aS for a
common to choice Texas. and American Combins at
bOab5c We quote Foreign as follows: South Ameri
can at 32a35c. for Common. Washed. 2sa37c. for I'm
washed Mestza and Merino, SoS3sc for Washed ss,
Washed CordOva; Chilian at 2O9c. FOR Unwasned Mes
tia and Merino; Cape Of Good Hope, 35a4oc Tor Un
washed East India 2O3IOC for Washed and African al
iTai0c for Unwashed and 3O040c. for Washed.
wHALEBoNE-Remans steady at S6@67c for Arcti'
and Davis Straits. both gold.
WHISKY-Business limited.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
ending Anrtl cattle, 50 Cilrf
hogs sheep horses Total cars OF stock or
the week. 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
TIE MARKETS.
lC,tsfuiiJ reported for THs Thlbust !


SATURDAY, April a. 1888.
BEESWAX has been In fair demand and the market
remains rm with sales ut from ii &C foe Yellow West
ern and Southern.
BRIsTI.Es are unchanged the demand is moderate:
We quote at from 3sc.a$l rs for American Gray and
White.
BUILDING MATERIALS-A fair demand prevails for
Bricks and prices trc hrmer Cement is little
easier though q fair business was done. Hair Is un
changed. Iaths firm and In good demand; note
sales OF 100000 Lumber Is firm aud IN fair demand
Lime steady, with fair business Plaster OF Paris ia
without change.
COTTON-speculators have again bought with great
freedom the strength Of continued favorable adyCes
from Liverpool and the market is higher by ic. per 10,
closing steady There Is disposition 20 realize, however
at current rates and the offerings are rather more b-
spnners 4O9 by exporters including 0ll IN transit and
1884 by speculatOrs. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
TRoLEUM AND MINING SToCKs.-FIRsT BOARD
SATURDAY. April I-P. n.

6AIIkDAlt ApfII TT. "
Gold closed at 1885. after selling at lSSiGlSSi
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$474GlOOO. and tho balances $2G9 .ij1 "a. The ex-
ports Of spece for the week were:
TOT te S',o'o1
Total since Jan. 1863. Sl6225,5l9
Same time 1867 Observation-Disclosures. G,S2ss3O
Same tmc 1856. 6,fJi,IS5
Same time 1865. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5O09,7U2
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

Money WAS less active, and was offered N largo
amounts early in the day at per cent In gold somo
few parties paid per cent in addition TO currency IN
terest At the close there was good supply at per
cent in currency and after o'clock balances were
offered by parties anxious to make two days interest
at lower rates.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending April 122 cattle, 50 cars
hogs IA sheep horses Total cars OF stock for
the week. l75.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

Government bonds continue firm at quotations,
with moderate demand for investment. At the
close the market was very strong with small offer
ings at quotations:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
COURT cALEYpARs-Tar. DAY

srprASs Term Non-enuerited HoiOnL
COUKT-ClRCUtr-Pat I-fen by. Court Opeus
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
profrssiunal autun.

nR. ALLEN. Female Physician. ll9 Greenwich
.y. re,r 3t experienced LADY Physician 10 .i.ndsae.:
DR. HENRY DECKER, Physician for Ladies
no Thonpsonst 20 tes success
rooms with eonpeert sndan hameasns With pill. Peyae ss
rTHE URETHR0T0ME.-Thi is the term Sc
lsd designate Instruments ous Of which adapted 70 saa
~ .cpr the uretha Every however tggr,se,
can he relieved and eOuenhvs cured By te pnss
nnss. .i,hoa, further surse, Interference See Sespe 10
y Lecture. On structure h surgical class By kDw Ahp
mixos NJ o Por sale BY WARNER vesys,, Asse' hoSs
~ 1T. nc. hour, FOR from sud 1tos e'aS
No ~ Fnhsvs The ius.ruasa soi fF ss' sss sss
ssaslg B ~ Axaoas s.lf
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
TOR SALE.
TOTICE TO ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the

NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ FUNDED or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of YUBA COUNTY,
CALIFORNIANo hereby that all holders any OF the
% luba their
Loan
tb. County Yuba Office OF said n the
CITY Of arr,vie the M day Of July A. d. 1858,
receive bonds OF bearing interest at
eight payable annually N Janna aud Juy
principal aud interest 10 he paid gold said hond beng issued
act therefor approved February J A. lbo aud that all
cb ndtedpe N said eoauty Draw amer the lst
sy Of Jolly A. l6SMSysyis Yuba County California March
a. n l9gg D. A. MCCONNELL
l. r. SELLOW,
j. 4 RiDEOUT.
Lam Commissioner u she County ~ YubA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THOMAS DENNY d Co.,
BANKERs AND BROKERS

Our Annual Financial Circular for lS6s is now
ready and will be forwarded free OF charge topper
sons desiring TO make investments through us.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
@tSOips Garns, &r.

At WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No: 104 Full
~ tonst-wEDplNG CARDS and FiNk srAIIoShHi' 'A"'-
Hshed lSSD
C,HApNAN e. ri OONER No AZ Fulton-st.--
" WEDDING CARDS Of he latest styles MoSoGRAhS Se
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

The difference between this one and those saw in
Revenue is that the latter printed, but writ
Zen and sketched pasteboard apparently pieces Of
hat boxes. There was not so much written on them
as is printed on this.
On one of them as stated in my last, the name
Of AshbuIn, with his coffin and a skeleton in the c0f-
IN. This. you perceive, has a coffin after the words
" The deed without q name IL done" The coffin has
the letter " O. and a cross OH the top.
This paper was torn down by a Union man by the
name OF "Banks" who is now the Republican nom
lnee for Clerk of the Superior Court in this CIrOup
comfy. Several persons were standing near when
be tore il down, who mutteTed something among
themselves and made significant gestures as he went
away. The following morning he found lncIOsed IN
AL envelope which had been slipped under his door
during the night the following warning, addressed
to BaDks-Traitor:"
NsyeF sJ aaq Jf e9F 6 aqS2 " 2R6bs i6bs BY oRDHR
Marx the consequences if the order above is dis
obeyed"
In this manner they attempt to teTrify the men we
are running for Office. The nominee of the Repub-
lican party for Ordinary in Columbus ,MuscOgee
County was told in my presence last Tuesday that
he would not live to nil the Office If elected. True
the man who told him either drunk acted
if he was on purpose; but it shows too plainly
that the Democracy OF this State are determined to
use threats OF violence IN order 20 deter from
running for office on the Republican side. The
shameful murder OF Col. Ashbun has convinced
them that threats are not mere idle words. In some
places il is hard 10 find competent persons who will
consent 10 for office; for if not afraid of actual
violence 10 their persons they cannot brook the
storm Of hatred and Ostracism which meets them on
every side. Union men in many places are dshe9rt-
ened and feel that there is not that protection
tended to them by their Government that they need
III order TO meet this terrorism.