COLOMBIA DMA!.
EDITED BY LEVI I. TATE, I-ROmtETOtli
DLOOMSBURG, PENN'A :
Saturday Morning,Fcb. 27,1064.
"Our Oonstlnulon snnrd It evert
Our clorlom Union hold It dear 1
Onr Starry Flacforsako It nerer I
The proud Oaucaatlan our onljr peer I
roll PRESIDENT IN 188 J,
GEORGE B.M'CLELLAN
( Subject to Uia decision of tho National Contention.) j
a i
The National Democratic
Con-'
vention.
At a meeting of the National Democrat
ic Committee, held at Nov York this day,
It was unanimously voted that tho next
National Democratic Convention for tho
purpose of nominating cendidatcs for the
Presidency and Tieo Presidency of tho
United Stato3, to bo held at Chicago, Illi
nois, on Monday, July 4, 1804.
By voto of tho Committee at a meeting
hold September 7th, 1803, tho number of
delegates for each Stato was fixed at doub
le tho number of its doctoral votes,
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
Fred. O, Prince, Secretary.
JNew York, Jan, 12it, 1801.
Lumijpii '.y.TrTmarTBiaBWffiraH IU Uu I Mil .Jill 1 1
C-af Hills of Sale havo recently been
printed at this office, and the advertise
ments inserted in the Columbia Demo
crat, offering for talo the following val
uable property, viz :
William T. Shuraan, Administrator of tho
Estate of Daniel Shumnn, deccasod,
personal property, in Main township,on
tho 23d and 21th of Fobruarv.
Levi A. & S. A. Hutchison, Guardians of
.... - ' . .
tlio minor children ol Wm. Hutchison
JpiuviSBil. HonUflRtntn. n Mr. PI oris a nr.
twp., on Tuesday, March 1st.
Elisha B. Hartman, personal property, in
Hemlock township, on Wednesday, tho
2nd of March.
Jacob A. Swisher, personal property", in
Madison township, on Saturday, tho 5th
. f At 1. I
of March. i
G eorgc Miller, personal property, in Main ,
township, on luosday, March 8th.
Hugh D. McBrido, Administrator of tho
Estate of Franklin McBride, deceased,
Ileal Estate, in Hemlock township, on
Tuesday, tho 8th of March.
Jaoob S. Evans, Administrator of tho Es
tate of M. Wliitenight, doo'd, Real Es
tate, in Hemlock township, on Satur
day, the 12th of March,
J. C. nagcrman, personal property, in
Hemlock township, on Saturday, ths
12th of March.
OSS" This numbor completes seventeen
full year's publication, by the present pro
prietor, of the Columbia Democbat.
"" Messrs. Uuckalew, Tracey, Mont
gomery, Ellis, and Jackson, havo our
thanks for favors.
t3r Dr. Thos. St. Clair, of Indiana,
has been elected by a greatly decreased
abolition majority, to supply the vacancy
of Senator White. Ho will take his scat
on next Monday, Tho Senatorial machine
will then bo pronounced -organized and
ready to proceed to business.
DST James M. Kuester, Esq., has be
come editor and proprietor of tho Law
rence Journal. Tho Journal has been
hcretoforo a well conducted paper, and in
Mr. Ktiester's hands wo are sure it will
rather improve than retrograde.
The Christian Witness, published by
Rev. J. F. Given, at Columbus, Ohio, at
62 00 per annum, is on our Table. It is
well printed and ably edited, and appears
to be what its titlo indicates, tho uCliris
tian Witness.'' It is entirely free from
that terrible politico-religious maoia,known
as lNigger on the JJrain" and should
bo liberally patronized, by all who revere
tho unadulluratcd preaching of tho Gos
pel, of Peaco and Salvation.
IQr Beforo tho Stato election Peo John
sung out "Vote for Curtin, and there'l bo
no draft." Since, then two drafts havo been
ordered.
Next fall it will bo ''Vote for Fremont
Ghasc or Lincoln if you dont want to bo
drafted."
Who will beliovo him f No man in his
senses. The cry of "Ourlin and no draft"
is still in tho cars of men who heard tho
falsehood.
Railroad.
Wo havo been favored bv Mr. Ellis, of
the House, at Ilarrisburg, with a copy of cven to SflO, when many democrats, less
the ''Annual Railroad Roports of Pcnnsyl- able than he, raised their original sub
vania, 1803," accompanied by a very ox-! Bcriptions from S30 to 75 and 8100. This
ccllont map, whioh wo havo put up in tho '3 simplo faot. But how Doctor Johnf
offico for publio consultation and reference j camo 60 near telling tho truth, wb aro uu
This is the only voumo of Railroa'd lto- j able to determine.
ports whioh wo havo over seen, out ol!
whioh we havo beon able to extract any !
information. It is so managod that ovcry
t hing about thu road can bo seen at a glance.
The stock, tho debts, the oost, tho length,
the amount of busines, the officers, the ac
couut, aod in in short every thing about,
each road is horo digested, and put iu such
id. and nut in such ,
order as to bo easily comprehended.
This Report lias beoil mainly prepared
hy Charles Connor, Esq., of this County, '
) under tbo supervision of our excollent and '
able Auditor Goneral, Hon. Isaao Slenkor. '
Tho labor of proparing tho blanks. &o.,
lias been very ftreat, but (be aucceas is for tho week ending February 15,1804, Cordial does Its work at onoo, nnd tho pa
pommoniurabls. ' amounted to near three hunrded dollars, tient is immediately rsliovod and oured."
ADooumont to bo Preserved,
The Troason with which
Mr. Vallandigham was
We olton hear tho bitter Republicans ,
speak of Mr. Vallandigham as n couvlol
ed traitor. Now wo propose to turn back
to tho drumhead oourt martial that tried
him, and boo tho kind of treason ho cam
mitted, Wc watt to know of whalBpcoias
of offence ho was accused or convicted.-
Here it is t
Mr Vallandigham was invited by tho
Dcmocraoy of Knox and Franklin coun
ties to address them upon tho political
isms of tho day. Ho acccplod tho invita
tion, and in his speochos, among other
things, said, according to tho report of tho
Government spy, who took- down his
words .
"This is a wieked and unnsccssary
war, a war tor tuo lrccdom of tho blacks
and onslavcment of the whites."
" If tho Administration had so wished,
the war could havo bcon honorably tor
minatsd months ago. Peaco might havo
been honorably obtaiuod by listening to
tho proposod meditations of France."
''Propositions by which tho Southern
States could bo won baok, and the South
gaurantccd their rights under tho Consti
tution, had been rojected the day boforo
tho lato battle of Fredericksburg by Lin
coln aud his minions."
'''I ho Government of tho United States
was about to appoint military marshals in
every district to restrict tho people of their
liborlios j to deprive them of their rights
and privileges."
"Order 38 is a boso usurpation of arbi
trary authority, ''
"The sooner tho peoplo inform tho min
ions of usurped power that they will not
submit to such restrictions upon their lib
erties the batter.1'
"Ho was at all times and on all occa
sions resolved to do what ho could to do
feat tho attempts now ibeing inado to
buildup a monarchy upon tho ruins of
;f,'e f v"m"ont-''
I ' I In fii-mli, hnl
lie firmly believed, as he said fix
icn in power arc
attempting to establish a despotism in this
country moro cruel and oppressive) thau
ever existed.
There, reader, you have from tho of
ficial report of tho trial all that was charg
ed by tho Government and military au-
thorities against him. For saying these
thiDgs in a publio speech, iu which ho
was discussing as a citizons tho affairs of
tho Government, ho was sent into exile and
banishment, torn from his family and
friends, and cruelly punished. This is
all the "treason" of which ho was ever
guilty. It would bo a good idea to cut
out this copy of these charges against Mr.
Vallandigham to keep as a memento of
what, in Republican estimation, is treason,
and ol the degrea of liberty that under it
we are allowed.
What a Statesman is Lincoln 1
Writers nnd political speakers aro in the
habit of quoting great truths from tho
sayings of statesmen. Hero are soino
extracts from Lincoln'b writings they
aro taken from his annual messages to
Congress I Let any man read thcin, even
tho most ignorant and uneducated man,
and then blush for his country :
"It is easier to pay a small Bum than
it is to pay a large one." A Lincoln,
''It is easier to pay a debt when you
navo tuo money man it is when you
havn t got the money. A Lincoln.
"I am not a great man." A Lincoln,
"War stioulu not bo looked upon as an
alarming evil by any means." A Lin
coln.
" Nobody's hurt." A Lincoln,
A Lincoln,
OoUNTEUFEIT SODTIiliRN LoYALTY.
It makes honest Union mon indignant
when thoy read tho resolutions of tho con
ventions in Louisana and Florida which
arc sought to bo passed off as expressions
of revived Southern loyally. Tho fact of
negroes being allowed to sit on an equality
with whito men in lhe6o gatherings is in
itsolf sufficient to expose iheir character.
They aro made up not of Southern men,
but of cormorants who follow in tho wake
of our armies, and who seek by thus im
posing on the Administration and tho
county to postpone or defeat all gonuino
expressions of Southern feeling, nnd to
i maintain tbomsolvus in tho possession of
their ill gotten gains. As long as such
'men havo the upper hand, tho loyal seuti
, ment of tho recovered States will not care
, to manifest itsolf.
ES? Some men aro inherently mean.
Thoy are to bo found every where no doubt
at least there are a few of them in
Bloomsburg, Smut Mactine.
Particularly the one across tho way
. from our offico, who is liable to tho draft,
ut refused to increase his subscription,
Dkmohest's N. Y. Illustrated News.
Tbo publisher of this weekly sheet has
added some new and interesting features
to tho now volumojwhioh mako it a very
cheap auddesirablo family journal. Terms
c-ou Por ?car- x'umnucu aiuu uocitman
"rcct Woiv 1 orl'
I The Ladie's Fribnd This excellent
Mnr.iina for Fabrnarv hns nnt mntihnA
ua. We shall certain I v recrct to part with
a friend thus oarly .
-Tho Vallandigham Fund of Ohio.
2r Sinoo the m-cscnt abolition war.
commenced the culls for men to support it
h bcon ns folloW8
00748
fiOOOOO
300,000
300,000
300,000
S00'000
2 0 10,749
April 10, 1801,
Mny 4, 1801,
From Julv toDoo. 1801,
July 1, 1802,
August 4, 1802,
Draft of 1803,
February 1, 1804,
Total,
Two million forty-nino thousand seven
hundred and forty-cight men called out,
throo thousand million dollars excepted,
and sixteen times sixty days elapsed, and
yet pcaoe seems no nearer than it did bo-
fore the first call was made. Trur, wn
hoar almost daily that tho rebellion is i
about to collapse, that it is ('on its last
legs," but we look in vain for tho fulfil
ment of these promises in the past, and
tho large call now mado for men to servo
thrco yoars, cannot but coavinoo the most
sanguino that poaco is yet a long way off i
if it is to bo fought through, and no peaco j
until Hlnworv in nJn1iBliml. .
Diseased Horses. It is said tho gov
ernment havo at Washington about forty
thousand diseased horses that aro dying
off daily, and that the mon who aro taking
oaro of thorn contract tho disoaao from the !
horses, and aro also dying rapidly about
fifteen a day. A man who has been thoro,
and waited upon some of the sick men,
reports that something like a dozen colerd
men, and an aver ago of about threo whito
mon, die daily from tho horso disease. A
largo number of these horses have been
bought up by speculators, taken to various
parts of the countiy and offered for sale
Buyers shou tl bo careful. Soveral hotel
keepers havo resolved that they shall not
bo stabled on their premises, as it endangers
not only their own horses, but those of
their patrons,
The Army and Navy Journal, of New
York, has added Gcnoral McClollan's Re
port to tho list of Official Reports whioh
havo already appoarcd in that paper. Tho
Report is published entire in supplementa
ry sheets, uniform with tho Journal, in a
form convenient for preservation, and ac-
companicd by an index. The two double
numbers containing tho Report arc for sale
by Newsdealers, at 20 cents each ; or will
be sent by mail by tho Publisher, W, C
Church, 102 Broadway ,on receipt of price,
forty cents for tho two numbers.
tSS Aloxader Cumining3, the indivdual
who made such a figure in the early days
of war when unlimited funds where placed
at his disposal, which ho invested in straw
hats and linen pantaloons, and left the
Government S250,000 worse and himself
better off to a like amount this honest
and loyal man has been given a commis
sion to get to Arkansas to raiso colored
troops. An appointment worthy to bo
mado. .
j&S-Tho " Atlantio Monthly" for March
has an article on Thackaray, and one on
whittior, and tho conclusion of "Tho con
vulsionists of St. Monard," Houso and
Homo papers," and several other papers.
The type and paper aro cxcollent, pleas
ant to the eyo and fingers. Tho Marvel's
"wet weather work" are among tho, best
of tho Atlantic's papers.
Bounty to Nine Months JIen. The
IIoujc at Washington passed a joint reso
lution on Thursday providing lor tho pay
ment of twenty-five dollars bounty to tho
nine months men called out under the act
of February, 1802.
The Patriot $ Union says ''the old
Shakspoaren saying of "carrying tho war
into Africa," has been amended. It is
no,w "carrying Afrioa into the war."
Truo, but the amendment is vory kxpen
sivo to the people.
B Tho Philadelphia llulletin, says
Colonel S. M. Bowman, of tho 84th Penn
sylvania regiment, has been relicvod from
duty on Genoral Casey's examining board,
and ordered to relieve Gen. 'William Bir
ney, mustcring-in officer of negro troops in
Maryland.
SST" Soldiers and Ofiicera in tho Array,
being exposed to sudden changes, should
always bo eupplied with "Brown's Hron
cbinal Troches," as thoy give prompt re
lief in a Cold, Cough, or an Irritated
Throat.
Ip Abraham Lincoln or Salmon P.
Chase wish to receive tho Presidenoy at
tho hands of tho American people, let them
bring tho war to a successful issuo by No
vember, or confess their imbecility and
givo way to abler (if not honester) men.
Jhjtullicun piper.
Wx regret to loarn that Artcmus Ward
is lying dangerously ill, at Great Salt,
I.U fiii IT.. I. e. ,
"vuh, U4 ypuum iu,vr
that but slight hopes aro entertained of
rcoovery. Tho Secretary of War is au'liorizod to
.... i detail additional surgeons for temporary
The squabbln among tho Abolitiouists duty in tho examination of dr. d.d persons
about tho next Presidonoy is waxing ma-1 and ho is authorized to ponnn r require
lignant a fact which promisos good to Boards of Examination to ho i thoir ex
th country. "When rogues fall out." &o. ! aminations at different points -ithin their
' , enrolment districts, to bo dct rained by
On the 2d Tuesday of March tho Con- . . , , ,.
... .. , . , . . tl. . 1 Provost Marshals, Boards df Jnro mont
Btitutional Amendmont to allow eoldiors to . ,i. ' i... -
' voko wi" bo submitled to
tho people of
Now ork at an olectton.
J6T''Dr. Wishart'B Pino Troo Tar
Tho Conscription Dill.
The following is tho Consoriptinn en
rollment bill, as passed by both Houses of
0ottoslt' 11 Proill8 that tho President
of 1,10 United States shall bo authorized
whenevor ho shall deem it necessary du.
ring tho present war, to call for suoh a
numbor af icon for tho miliUry servico as
tho publio exigencies may rcquiro.
uo floi of each ward of a oity,town,
10P' Prano ,or o on ainriot ot
n nniitltif lif hitrn flirt niit,li. , L
dlvidod) sha bo , Doar, possib,Q ,
proportion to the number of mon ro-sidout
the rein liabla to military sorvicc, taking
iut0 account, 1,9 ns practicable, tho
Uumb?r wbioh 1,39 been Previously fur
"'V? Rsnnrtnininfr nml fill!,,- .,...,
there ia to be taken into account tho num.
ber of inon who havo liorotofoio entered
the naval service of tho United States,
and whoso names aro already returned to
tho officoof tho Provost Marshal Goneral.
If tbo quotas shall not bo filled within time
designated by the President, tho Provost
marshal is to mako a draft for tho number
aCUCient.
But all volunteers who may enlist after
the draft shall havo been ordored and bo
foro it shall bo actually made, shall he
doductod from the number ordered to be
'drafted in any ward, town, township, pro
cinct, election district or county. If the
luot.B of any district shall not bo filled by
tuo urate made in accoruauco With the pro
visions of this act and the law to which
this an amendment, further draft shall be
mado and like proceeding had until the
quota of such district shall bo filled.
Porsons enrolled may furnish at anv
time provious to the draft an acceptable
suusutmo woo is not iiaoie, anu such per
sons thus furnishing a substitute shall bo
exempt Irom the draft not exceeding tho
timo for which such substitutes shall havo
been accepted. Auy porsons drafted may
beforo tho timo fixed for his appearance
fo: duty at tho draft or rendezvous furn
ish an acceptable substitute, subject to
suoh rules aud regulations as may be pro
scribed by the Secretary of War.
If any drafted person shall hereafter
pay money for the procuration of a sub
stitute, such payment shall operate only
to relievo the person from draft on that
call and his namo shall bo returned on tho
roll and he shall bo subject to draft in
filling that quota and his name shall bo
rotaiucd ou the roll in filling future quotas.
But in no instanco shall tho exemption
of any person, on acoount of his payment1
of communtation money for tho procura
tion of a substitute, extend beyond one
year; but at the end of one year in every
such case the namo of any person so ex
empted shall bo enrolled again, if not bc
fore returned to tho enrollment list, under
the provision of this section.
Hoards of Enrollment are required to
enroll all persons liable to draft, whoso
iTames may have been omitted by tho pio
per enrolling officers ; all persons who
shall havo arrived at tho age of twenty
years before the draft ; all alions who shall
declare thoir intention to become citizens;
all persons discharged from the military
or naval servico of tho United Stales, who
have not been in such service during the
present war ; and all persons who have
been exempted under tho provisious of the
second section of the Enrollment Act, but
who aro n6t exempted by tho provisions
of tho present act, and said boards of en
rollment shall rcleaso and discharge from
draft all persons who between the time of
enrollment anil the tiratt shall have arri
ved lat the the ago of forty five years and
shal strike tho names of such persons from
tho enrollment.
Any mariner or ablo bodied soaman
who shall bo drafted shall havo a right
within eight days after tho notification of
V .1 I . . .L. I -
0UUu u.a... u.. .u 4u i uava service
as a scaman.and bo exemptfrom the draft,
Any person now m the military sorvico
the
of the United
States who
shall furnish
satisfactory proof that ho is a mariner by
vocation, or an ablo soaman, may enlist
into tho navy under such rules and regula
tions as may be proscribed by tbo Presi
dent of the United States, provided that
such enlistment shall not bo less than tho
unexpired term of his military service nor
for less than ope year, and tlw bounty
which any maritio or soaman enlisting from
onx?tPm
from tho United States and from tho State
in which ho enlisted m the army shall bo
deducted from tbo prise money to which
uo may bo entitled during the timo requir-
ed to complete his military service : And
provided lurther that the whole number ol
such transfer enlistments shall not exceed
ten thousand. Enlistments iu the naval
servico aro to bo credited to the draft.
Tho following persons are exempted
from enrollment aud draft, viz : Such as
aro rejected as physically or mentally un
fit for service : all persons aotually in tho
military or naval service ol the United and in all cases where men of color have
Slates at the timo of tho draft, and all been heretofore enlisted or have vohnte-jr-porsons
who have served m tho military 0d in the military service, alt tho provisious
or naval service two years during tbo pro- of thu no, b0 a3 tb(J pB,,no of boun.
sent war and been honorably discharged. ty and compensation are provided, shall
No persons but suob as herein exempted bc equally applieablo to those who may
shall bo exomp . be hereafter recruited ; but men of color
So much of tho Enrollment act as pro- draftod op uuiisted or who mny voiUuteer
vides for two classes of enrollment is ro- int0 tbo , geryioo bilo , b1iq
pealed, and thoy are now consolidated.- bo crcditod in tho las o tUo vcral
Any person loreibly resisting or aiding to StBtM or subdivisions of Stato, or sub
resist or oppose ho enrollment, eto, shall aivisioU8 of States whcrein they are res
upon conviction thereof many Court com-! clive, drafted onliiltod or hJM v0un.
potent o try the offense bo punished by a , ,, ot bo' assigned as State troops,
fmo not exceeding five thousand dollars.or but .hall bo mustered into regiments or
by impiisoniuent not exceeding five years, j companies as United States Colored Vol
or both, in tho discretion of the Court. untcerH
In any case where the assaulting, ob- j Th(J ;yord3 t.prcoinctB and biection dis.'
wruuHug, nt meriiig or impending snail
nrnrnien rlln tlAntli rtf 1ia nfH,Aw Alln.
ymuus uw.u.
iigssuu, iue
person, the oltonder shall be deemed guilty
uu,of fflIr(,0 and 0Q oonvJeHo
his punished with death.
shall bo
in0n witnesses in behalf of tho ( tvernment
' and enforoe their attendance. Mombcrs
of rcligiouo denominations who shall, by
oath or affirmation, declare that they aro
conscientiously opposed to the hearing: of
arms and who are prohibited fiom doing
to by ths rules nud article of Faith aud
liiinat
tiou,
shall, when drafted into the mili
iry ser-
vice bo cotiMdorod non-oombatahts.
and
stall bo assigned by tho Sccrctari of War
to do duty in tho hospitals o: to Iho care
of tho frcodmcu, or shall pay tliJ sum of
threo hundred dollars, to bo applied to
thebeuefit of tho siok and wounijod sold
iers, provided no persons shall ba outitlcd
to tho benofit of this section unless Ids de
claration of conscientious auruplcs against
bearing arms shall bo supported by satis
factory evidence that his deportment has
boon uniformly consistont with such de
clarations. No person of foreign birth shall an ao
count of alienage be exempted from en
rollment or drult, who has at any time as
sumed the rights of a citizen by voting at
any election held under tho authority of
tho laws of any Stato or Territory, 4r of
tho United States, or who has ho.d uny
offico under such laws, or any of then ;
but tho fact that surh person of foreign
birth has voted or held or shall voto or
hold offico shall bo taken as conclusive
ovidenco that ho U not entitled to exemp
tion from military sorvioo on aocouul of
alienage.
Any person drafted and liable to render.
" . . i it i
military sorvicc, who shall procuro Monip -
tion by traud or talsc representation, will
be deemed a desortcr, punished as such
and held to sorvioo for tho full term for
which ho was drafted reckoning from the
titno of his arrest; provided, the Secretary
of War may order the dischargo of all
persons in tho military servico who aro
under tho ago of eighteen years at the
timo of the application for their discharge,
when it must appear upon due proof that
suoh porsons are in Jtho sorvico with
out tho concent, cither express or implied,
of their parents or guardians; and provid
cd that such persons, their parents or
guardians shall first pay to tho Govern
ment, and to tho States and loc.il authori
ties, all bounties and advance pay which
may havo been paid to ihem
Any person who shall procure,
temp to procure, a falso report fi
surgeon of a board of ciirollmont c
iug tho physical condition of any drafted
person, or a decision in favor of such
person by the board of enrollment upon a
claim to exemption, knowing tho ?:uno to
bo falso, ohall, upon conviction iu any
district or circuit court of the United States
bo punished bo imprisonment for tho per
iod for whioh tho party was drafted.
Tho agents' or attorney's foes for mak
ing out and causing to be executed papers
in support of a claim for exemption from
draft, or for any sorvioo rendered to tho
claimant, shall not in auy case cx-
cecd five dollars; and physicians or surg-
uo.is luru.auiug curiuioaics . umuutmy, ,
and any officer, clork, or deputy oonnco-
ted with tho Board of Enrollment, who i
shall receive compensation from any draft-
od men for any services, or for obtaining
tho performance of such service required
from any member of the Board by tho
provisions of this act, shall be guily of
high misdemeanor, aud on oonviction
fined not exencdinoi fivn lnindrnrl dnllnr.J
and shall also be subject to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding one year, at tho
No member of the Board of enrollment,
and no urgeon detailed or employed to
assist tho Boards of Enrollment, and
no assistant or omployeo ot auy rro-
vost Marshall, or Hoard nf Enrollment
shall directly or indirectly be engaged in
procuring or attempting to procure tubsti
tutes for persons drafted or liable to be
drafted, and any surgeon making a falso
or incorrect report, or shall wilfully ne
glect to make a faithful inspection and
true report aud any members of the Hoard
ot Jiinrollment, who shall willully agree
to discharge any drafted man, who is not
iu.uij aim iiupuny uiiiiucu to ui-uu.irgi;,
are to be punished by fine and imprison-
ment.
A1, abic.bo,iea mai0 colorC(1 pcrsons
' v , , , .,
I si(3pnt !n ,hn ftn!tBI, StnlM pn
rc
sident in tho United States,
rolled according to ihc provision of the
enrollment act and of ihU amendatory act
and for... part of the nat.onal forces.
And wheu a slavo of a loyal master
shall bo drafted and muttered into the Per-
vice of the United States, his master bhall
i,n nnvfiont i,a.r o.wi n,,.n
' guoh slavo gha, hg aml , bount J, of
5100 now bo b jw for Moh daft.
ud lnan, shall bo paid to the person to
whom such drafted porson was owing ser-
viciJ Qr ,abor at tho mQ of hU mustcbr jn(o
lbu ocrvj(.0 0 ,1)0 United States
T'hc gecretaov of War shall' annoint a
commission in each of tbo States retire -
sonted in concrcss charijed to award lb
each loyal person to whom tho colored
volunteer may own sorvicc a just com
pensation, not exceeding three hundred
dollars to each such colored volunteer,
payablo out ol the fund derived from com
mutations. 'i .i, d,u i,
JSvory such colored volunteer, on beine
tricts ,. as fl-j t,,. t aro t t bo
.
constru
construed to require any sub-division for
tho purpose of enrol luicntnd draft less
that wards into which any city or villagol
may bo divided, or less than tho towns or
townships into which any county may bo
devided.
Soldikus, Vi the Kescue ! Young j
men, rushing into the exposures and dau-
gers of a Soldier's lifo, should preparo'
themselves for tho fatal Fevers, tho Dys-
entory, the Sores aud Scurvy, which uro !
almost certain to follow. Ilolloway's
Pills, usod occasionally during tho cam-
paign, will ensuro sound health to every
man. Only 30 cents por box.
. '
San I'JUNciso, ieb. 0.1 ho Supreme
Court of Oalilorma has decided that tho
law porraittlog toldiers to voto is unoon-
tiutional.
prnctico of suoh rclitrioua deno
EDITORIAL INKLINGS.
The phrase down in thu mouth " is
said to havo been originated by Jonah
about the time tho whale swallowed him.
Tho Secretary of War has directed that
no voluutocr shall bo rojected on account
of height who is at Icart five font,
A malignat lover is raging i n tho negro
oamp at Loxingtou, Missouri. Over one
hundred havo been carried off by it,
Government officers aro to be required,
by special enactment, to writo legibly.
Salutary
movement ; bad writing is n
orimo I
Tho privateer Alabama has cupturcd in
all lilty-eiL'ht sailing vessels and one
steamer tho Ariel. Sho has also sunk a
steamer, the Hatteras,
CQr Oen. Meade, in his lata Philadel
phia speeohjStates that tho Potomac Army
has lost sitcc itB organization 100,000 men
killed and wounded 1
Ba?" Roliablo news is not to bo had.
The telegraph is in tho hands of tho
Abolllioni5U, and ovorything is mado to
subscrvo a singlo idea and a single wish
Prcntico of tho Louisvillo Journal says :
Thoso clergy man aiu certainly censu
rallu who rcluso to pray for Mr. Lincoln,
Wo iught all to pray far the poor, and ha
is a nigthy poor President.
A London onticau lias inventod a
"spirit4 hand, which appears on a sheet
ol oanvat, writos words, &o. It cannot bo
taken hold of, nor can tho writing be rub
bed out bj material agency.
The oonditiuu of the contrabands along
the Mississippi contiuued to be most do
plorablo. Tiiy aro Rtarving, dying and
rottcn'uig abovaVround by hundreds and
thousands.
, I , .1 , T
IiOLERIDO, thO pnet and philosopher, '
ompii nrrivinrr nt nn inn n..1lm" li VV-iitm. I'"""1" result The coiiuillim retired In Is rrecnaiicy
'. Or at-I , airiVUlg ai an inn, CllllCtt OUt " .liter lllt result. .Ml. carriage. Such I the irresistible leu
r. tl. , do yOU llino here collectively Or illdividu- dcury of the medicine to restore the sexual (iinclluus
fOin inc ! ,, t o; , ,. . , , . i p i I " normal condition, that oven Ihu reproductive pow.
JOIICUril-i . 011 , replied tllO knight Of tilC er of niilum cannot resist it. They c.innot do harm ia
napkin, 'we dines at six,'
Two young ladies Jiving in Canada
met a largo wolf as they weru going n
church, recently. Though terribly fright
ened, they managed to beat him ith
sticks until tho animal diet),
In Uio Arctio regions when tho ther
mometer is below zero, persots oan con
verse at moro than a mile distant. Dr.
Jamison asserts that ho heard e-cry word
of a sermon at the tlistanco of tv- miles.
EOT Senator Halo is kioking uj a dust
j th9 Navy Department. Does he aut to
aooui tuo incapacity auu
nvlr'ii'iiiii.i.fl C
gel Uncl(J Gil)oon ,,ul jn,0 prilJon so og t
,,, a bi fcu Jor getting him out I'
. ,.,., :if,i , y
. A lWlo 8rl of thruo voom of ae f,om
lynd tho .who had never
?ee," a." "PP.1,"-1"," 'n ,fu" bfloHlf becl.d 0,0
?bl- lifted bor fat hands ... nv
eXla'mL'd
,,,, ,.b " 1 ,
S?" iho McGregor limes says that a
voulJS latly of lurlt town who latL'ly foM on
.oao the slippery side-walks, passionately
ri1 a man to LaI1i5 n t sua if I
' oa
) J&Y" In tho transportation of several j
liunureu prisoners irom Lamp t!liasc,Uhio,
i to Rock Island, Illinois, a few daj'h since,
some fellow out a holo m the bottom of tho
car, through which ten escaped while the
i train was ruuniug at a rapid rate.
fi- Dr. Livingtou, the great explorer of
that leiru incognita, Central Afrioa, is rc
' ported dead When last heard from, ho
had received a serious wound in his foot.
Tho intelligence of his death ia cnnvnvorl
1 by a letter published iu the Knglmid pn.
pers 0t Uape J.OWU Oil the Xllst Ot JJcCtfin-
u0l-.
Tll n -....: t i i..
I - ' -" ' ,
, hypocritically thanks the people lor the
genorou. connuenco wiin wnicn tuey nave
UfblilUUU iitlils XV IS U 1 14 UU lU'l u
appro
priate to thank Secretary Stanton for seud-
.1.:,.., ,!.,,...,, I !, i :..
,!ist elcctjoUi
. , . .
"ars.0Q "rownlow has gotten baok
to Ciiiciuiiti. 1 hat tells the Mory. The
i rebels arc about to advance on Knnxvillc,
, Whatbccoii.es of old Hrownlow's ribald
sheet is nnt known The rebel Imtilutor !
making tracks for Cincinnati ! "Picture
j ''i 1'''' . . ,
aarTho Loyal Disunionists of Lancas-
1 ter wore 80 sure '' 8UC0CSS !1' 'he late city
' election, that thoy hired a baud, and had
1" 111 wait'nff at the Loyal League head-
i iuaers, rcaay to give a uiast ol triumph
on the counting olfol tho vole. Hut alas,
their blue lights were extinguished by a
blazing bonfire kindled by the democracy,
and a shout of triumph over abolition trea
son and nigger unionism.
Thaqedy in Johnstown, Camiiria
County. Tho Johnstown Democrat
states that on Friday morning last, Mr.
Joseph Moore, implicating one Air. Jordan
Marbourg, with criminality with his wifo
met him at the Pott offico, and taking him
by collar, told him to preparo for doath
and lired five balls, most of which took
effect, from whioh Mr. Marbourg immedi
ately expired,
It Ought to jjk Known. The Gov
ernment will furnish each soldier who
who loses a limb in its service with another
one, and take oaro of him while tho limb
is being fitted. If thora aro soldiers about
soliciting funds to ennblo ihem to gut an
artificial arm, or leg, thiiy noed only to
make their wants known to tho Medical
Director, No. 459 llroomo street, Now
ork,
Lively Times. Tho local editor of
tho Laucaetcr daily Jnquitcr, in rcfarino;
tothe renoffed activity in tho l'r
ahal.B offico ut that place, g
rovost Mar
rtnta nfF llif.
, ., . t b
n
"Tho wheel of fortune will soon be put
in operation again. Givo it an extra turn
gentlcmcu, when you coiho to the South-
west Ward, and take ouo of our noighbors
inetoad uf us. Wo aro very patrinttc,and
believo in a '-'vigorous prosecution," &c,
find liku Artcmus Ward, uro willing to
sacrifice all of our better and bigger half's
malo relatives and some of tho fomalos,
too for that mattor on tho altar of our
country ; but being afflicted with hernia,
consuptioo, elophautas, myophia mully-
nrnbs. nnint vrineltftinliin . imlinr-il il v i nnlir.
ility, durnkenness, felony, sine tw io.
Alec 11 and wo do not know how many
other diseases, wc beg most respectfully
to have our pcrconal 'service.' excused."
Mcu) Sibucrtiscmcnt.
NOTICE AND CAUTION.
Whereas, my wifo, Epha Ann Loiby,
liJlrftmy lioil nnd bontd wlllinnt nt cnucc,
or prnvornllon, notice li therefore hcrrliy jtlvcn, not to
hatbor or ttiyt lirr on my nccimtit, n t nin ilftpriiilnsd
to pay no dell of her contracting after thli rtntf.
josr.ru u. unuv.
Locuit tnp., I'cbrnary S7, infil. St.
rr,IIfi uudomgnod would infotm tho ous-
S tomcn iif tho latp firm of W. KKHAMUR,
a Mrrchanli In Jomojlnwn, that the firm hut been
illMolveil by mutual trtnunnt, and that the llooki and
Accounlg arc In my liamli for collection, rvriont
having nieounlB win plcaBu camo and mako eu early
icltlmneiit nnd oblige, fee,
(iraln and Lumbar, taken on account.
WM. KHCAMEIU
Jerieytovvn, February 27, 1804.
IHPORTANTtoFEMALES
PIE SO AIM A IT II S3 .
'B'4 TIBBi JLAD1E3S !
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
Oldost Regulator for Pomaloa.
DR. ClinEflRMA.Va ri'.MAI.E rn.t.3
Will Immediately relievo, without pain, nil dljturhan
ce of the periodic t'lurh.iri'e, whether nrllng from re
laxation or eutireiiioii. They art llku a cli.irm In re
moving tho jialni that accompany tliinc'ilt or lmmnlcr
at'i menstruation, nnd are thu only in(n and reliable
remedy for 11 nrlicn. Sick llcadu he, Pain In the l.oin,
Hack nnd Hide, l'ulpi alinn nf the Heart, Nervous Tre
mor, 11 kterlf K, Spavins, llrolien Hluep, nnd other un
pleasant and dangerous ollucts of an unnatural condi
tion oftlm sexual fundion. Iu th) word cases of
Fluor Albu. or Whites, they clDct a speeily cure.
UK. cnr.ust:.MAN"d ruMAi.i; fills.
Have been used over a Uuarter of h Century. They
aro ulTerod ns the only s.ifi! means of renewitif! Inter,
ranted menstruation, hut I. n lies nmnt bear in mind
,111,, ,I(7W in .01, 1 , I'lllllllUll III inu irmuiu fvpiviii ih
which the Fills cannot be taken without producing a
that, Hum ia one rouilllion of tlm female
I nny other way.
1)U. I'liKKSKM AN'9 rEMALfi PILLS.
Arc the only Medicine Ibnt arried and Single I. actios
have rtlied upon for many years, or can re'y upon now.
Ilunnru of linitalions I Titese Fill" torni the finest
I'riparatioli ever put forvvcnl, w ith" iimnedlato uu 1
1'ercinleiit s.icccsl DON'T 1111. III'.IJIU VI'.I). Tako
this ndv"rliemeut to your llrin'ii-t. und tell him tli.it
you want the bo-l nnd most rclluble Keuiale Modiciue
iu thuworld, which iscoiuprisuil in
int. ciiKi:s.iA.vs riniAi.r. 1'iliiiii
Theyliivo receded, und arc now receiving tho san
ction of ,i. mutt eminent I'liveiri.nis in Am. men.
IJXI'LICIT l)lltt;t:i lu.S'S with each llox.-thc prleo
Onu liillar'per llox, containing trom TjI) to (il) Fills.
ils mint by mail, promptly, by remitting the price
to tiie Proprietors, or an .'iiilhori.''d Agent, iu currant
funds, tiold by Druggists generally.
IIUTIUN'US it IIIM.YCrt. Proprietors.
BI Cednr Street, New York.
C"7 8oM in nioomsburg, by Kyer & Jloyer, and K.
P i.uts Feb. SI7, Irlil. ly.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSOMLPilOPJfiRTY
'(PlIE iindcrsinud will exposo to sale nt
8 Public Vendue, the personal property of Joseph
llagcrinnn, at his late residence, iu Mudinjn township,
L'oliimbM county, on
Satuuday, Mahch I '2tii,
1801,
j fHoi.
S described valuable
personal propeity.
One good Milk Cow,
Sfct Til R EH S II OATS, Svcrv
A I'lock ol Choice raj
:ep,' Hay by ho Ton, jSi.vS
Shcej;
(lorn-fd-Mf-r nml Straw hy tf Iluihllf.
Out Spriiy Wagon, mie fHl'ji:ti lllarkimuth Tooln,
Ift'llowi. Aiiv'Ulf rtii I V,-u;.-AIo, ItctU an l Iti.'ilihm,'.
dim: Tahli', liiplKiariK Conk tftuvi". inn rnntu. Stove nmt
nue Hliop-rilivu, Iron Krttlt. r!tiini!iC'vln"jl uml rrr,
tnsi'thur w 1 1 . n ariety nf Hmmi'liulil ami K.trliir
I'lirniturti luo ituiuuroiii tu lur-ntmii.
3y Mile tt, comiiiciico :tt IU uMnck, n. in., of n
i!ay, w hui aUmdjncu will Iju pivvn uml rnmlitiiiua
mailu Knnwti. ti.r J. C. 11 AOLKM AN.
WW. U Sviittn, Auctionor.
MailUuti tuwiittiip, lVli. ill), IfcOi,
PUBUC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
I Pcc of an order of the Orphans
j t,,lfl of t,,1,1llli;i c(iumy. on I
'Diesrltiii, the 8'i Jiuj of .MtcIi next,
at 10 oVInc":, in the foreiiniiii lluijli II. MclirMo, ait
miuKtrator of i'raiiMlu Mr.llrnle, late if lleuilmk
township, in said eounty, ileiiMseil will eiposuto sulo
by I'ublie Veujue, on tlu premies, a certain
AND
Situate in the tnnnship
JYjLr l'"'iul)' of Uiiliiiulii i. &bi?VPi) .
le'UIHlen hy lamls l.f ll USll 3 f &t
VjKJ-V 1). SlcllriJe, 8lvoster nr- g 9c
a'p& sel, Isaac I'iihcI, uml ot!li-f!
if llemlntk, in
cuutaiuiiii;
Ninety Seven Acres.
MOUi: Oil LESS ;
Whereon are erected a new two i-'tary Frauw
DWELING HO USE,
GOOD HANK BA11N, WAGON SHED,
AND OTHER OUT-HUII. DINGS :
A Hprinj; ofj-ood water, with Sprins House, near lbs
hniiiu on tho pruiuUes. Ninety acres cleared and in
Kood statu of cultivation j uml thu h.il.inco In wood
land.
drain in the ground on tho premises, cicepted from
sale.
ICT" I.nte tlm I'.-tate of said ilcceacd. fituato In tho
township uf Hemlock ami couutv aforesaid.
JEdMl COUIUAN, Clerk.
IMoonieliiirt,' Teh 8, leu 1,
Comjitions op Sale.
Ten per cent of one fourth of the purchase money to
bu paid to tho administrator on day ol sate.
One fourth of thu balaucu i.f purchase money, less
ten per emit, to lm paid nil t lies confirmation of sain,
The residue of tlu purchase money to be paid in ono
year from confirmation of sale, with interest.
TJi') deferred payment to be setured by bond and
iiiiirtiraju on the premises. Thu p'lrcherer to pay fur
the the conveyance. IIUOII n .MelllllliB.
Krliruary U, ltiH. Aduiiuittrutor.
PUBLIC
OP
SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an order of tho Orph
nn' Court of Columbia county, on
Tuesday, the Fust Dai of March, 1 SO I ,
At 10 o'clock In the forenoon, r,evi A. Hutchison and
Samuel II. Hutchison, (iuanliuiis of tho persons nud
estates of Arthur I.. Hutchison and Clarissa J. Hutch
ison, minor children of William Hutcln.on, lato of
nlnuutplcasaiit township, iu i-nid county, deceased,
will exposo to mile, by public Vendue, on tho premises,
a certain piece o,-
PARCEL OF LAND,
situato In Mount I'leasant township
Columbia county, bounded nml ilescnh
cd as followa : oil tho Houth by lands
in i iiiiam aiiuer, uu inu
East bv laud of 1'iiillo Kilt-
Icr, containing about y
Eioirr aches,
On thich is erected
STAND, with out bulldliiis . A good nrple Orcharrl
DRICIv TAVEUN
wiin nvaricty 01 ttiicr iruit, aisoa hciiui wo
aterut Hie
uuur.
ITa- T.nln tliA 1.tnln nf .ni dnftpnsed. RilUatO In tllO
township of Mount pleasant, and counly aforesai.L
JUrftJ COLUJ1AN, CUrfc
Uloomsburg, Pcli 3, IPCt.
Conditions of Sai.k,
1 cn per cent, tn ho psid on day rl'sale i ono thirl less
i tell ner ri-nt nn nufi rmntiiitl ill sale.
I The dower of l.avina llulrlunson to remain In thi
i npnnA.,.. i in. ...i n.lnlnsl iiiih uinr aitpr
rs.i.,, ,.i,i inx urr inn iiiiv I ,,. - .
deceased with lnli)rit,
'I'liu b.ilnnc'1 tn ho paid in four ot"' mmm Inital
menis with intorwsl. allto bu secured by hmids and
inortja-e, I.HVI A lll'Ti'lll OV
tUH'I.. II, lirrflllHUV
Ruanlirns ofths Minor cliildr 'n of uM EstsU
rcbruat' 6, In!").- l