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iiew York, are duly authorized to solicit and
.receive eobrcripiions and advertising for the
Elaroftht North, published at Bloomsburg,
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are authorized to receive -subscriptions -and
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' ; FOB PRK61DCNT I If 1864, " .
GEORGE R FCLEIUH,
Subject to the Decision of the Democratic
National Convention.
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; ' . Three Teari of IdsUUtrilleii.".'
' We copy the following article from the
Albany Argus, which -suits ear views .pre
cisely :
"The administration of Mr 'Lincoln afteT
-a three years trial of it merits, cornea be
fore the country and asks for an extension
of its power for-n other Presidential term .
'The head of the administration was -origi-mally
elected to office by little over one
ttiird of the elector of the "Union and in
stead of seeking to govern tbe-counrry ee-
cerding to the will of the majority, he
."nought e his -directors and political guides
the smallest minority of "his minority. - At
-no lime has be -commanded the -confidence
of the people ;"ndif they , hare sustained
iia, ft has been as soldiers sustain a weak
arid cowardly general, became no alterna
tive is left then, -except the worse one of
.insubordination and anarchy.
He was accidentally tiormaatefl - by sis
o party ; and owing his position to haz
ard, be Las reft 10 hazard the fortune of
the pecple end the fate of rhe -republic
fie nerer appreciated the condition ef the
country, and when told fcefore his inaugu
nation that cerlaia States wo a Id withdraw
from Congreia,tre -chuckled over it, and
eaid that thrt would secure the confirma
tion of hi tioffiiriation by the Senate. -"
His tonr lo Washington, proclamiag "no
lody was hart," offering himself to be
looked at, measuring lengths with bystand
' etsM his disguise and flight, bis coarse jokes,
his mad J ting end his malice, gave the
"character of the man. Before he took -the
'oath to support the Constitution, he pro
claimed his fidelity to the Chicago plat
form.' That was the measure of his states-
Clanship .'.'. ' '
When he entered utpon the government,
we bare his own testimony that a majnri-y
of the people of - all the . Southern States
with perhaps, ; the exception ol Sooth
1 Carolina were opposed to secession, and in
' favor cf the Union. Yet he commenced
' immediately system of administration
" which has driven nine tenths of these
"" people into the arms of the Confederates.
He does not expect to re-organize these
"Stales, evea after conquest, except on a
-tais of a cor.s'.itaancy of one-tenth of the
' inhabitants. "
' We da not rare to disease the intrinsic
'raerits' of .the measure of" Confiscation,
Emancipation and negro' elevation, which
hate produced this result. We speak of
" the elements of success which were placed
in his hands, and of how be has misused
. them. : ; ' . .' ' r ' '
' No ceoole ever sustained a aovernroent
, with such lavish means and such entiring
devotTon as the States of the North have
sostsioed him.: Hof has he responded ?
Bj the creation of a high tariff system, for
"protection to class interests and sections,
1 "ameuntiQ almost to prohibition, - and fatal
' to revenue. By paper-money system
which oppresses labor in the beginning and
defrauds it ia the end. By a National Bank
system, uncalled for, thrice condemned,
' and suicidal in a country which yields an
anneal gold crop of a 'hundred millions,
and which has the highest interest in main
ulring a specie currency throughout the
world 4 He has created a public debt of
J fesr thousand millions to cary on a war
which might have been easily prosecuted,
- as Napoleon did bis, from the resources, of
the country, without a dollar of debt or of
' paper money. We do not speak of-his ig
' noring the rights oftheState,abrogatingthe
trial by jury and the writ of habeas corpiund
the freedom of the pres. These useless
provocations' lo discontent were prompted
by political malice, and will yet return lo
plague the inventors. ..
How has the war been conducted I Look
at the list of armies sacrificed, of battles lost,
of generals- displaced from the pettiest
motires of rivalry and jealousy. Look at
the haad of the War Department I Look
aaain ar the head of the Navy ! What can
be thought of a financial system, which
borrows at ICLper cent, (gold interest,) -and
' cays at 150 per cent ; which speeds three
' minions a d$y and makes no provision of
revenue to meet even the iaterest on its
loans. ,Wbat is - tSe' frait of. our foreign
- policy ? We have the sympathies of Russia
" and Austria ; and the secret hate of all the
mere libera! governments'of Europe. .-We
- have a monarchy in Mexico, and era pas-
sire accessories to the overthrow of jiie Re
. pailic there. France intends to occupy So
nera, and threatens our southern border ' We
Lavsg:,vea up to England a police right
ef search over CJt own vessels in our own
Alii
t
What have wo gained . in exehange for
all this t An ar.ifieiaJ -and seeming pros-p-erhy
tie result of inflation but it is
-" ferchased by Jebt which already absorbs
two-vlilris of ail the property . of the
f p!e. '. '.
' i r:.i! we re-e'act such aa administration,
" r-si give it four years tenser to try iu fearful
c t - s rlrs r ' ts pen ' the ' 'people, open the
t. . :;:y, tii cp;a jba cause cf constita-
- Boos: or tbx Prophct Stsphm. This is
th title of a new book just isooed by J. F.
Freeks, 26'Ar.n Street, New York. Price
15 cants. - Muchpains hare been taken to
Ret op' this interesting :li:tta work. It is
written in niblicai style, historically truth-
?t0l and winv. with manv 'hnmoiani hi:a
upon men and the times. The publisher
has in 'Press Lincolmuna, St the Humors
of Uncle Abe. Alo, Ko(t$ on Iht Conirfifu-Hon-of
the Untied States, with expositions of
the most eminent statesman and jorists,
which will soon be completed. These pob-
Htcations will be ratuibU as campaign doc
uments, and should 'be -exicitstvely circolp-
ted. . , - ' .
- .
. TltLATiva Valoc or Goto akd Pi.
An exchange as: The mistakes are 'cu
rious which are often made 'in "estimating
the value of .paper and gold. 'We have
heard the mistake made, and by those who
claim to have -some business capacity,
whose lite is spent in dealing with money
in the way of 'buyin and selling, of count
ing paper as il worth nothing, should gold
go to 200 per cent, or 100 per cent, above
paper. There is a very simple rnle by
which the -raise of-paper may be estima
ted, and this is', make 100 the numerator of
the fraction, and the selling -price of gold
the denominator , and paper -holds that pro
.portion to gold as the unit. Thus, -if gold hi
selling at 120 or 150, the gold -value of a
dollar bill is 100-120 or 100-150, or 5 6 or
3 3 of 100 cents. -II it be 166, the same
rule ia to be followed. 4fgold then be 120,
4 dollar in paper is worth 83 1-8 cents ; if
at 450 the -dollar is worth 8 2-3 cents.
Attxmttsd Sfickjb.- A woman by the
name of Mrs. Bunker, who resides is Mar
ket street, this borough, attempted to com
mit suicide by cutting her throat with a 'ra
zor, on Sunday morning last.. Her husband
when employed at one ef the furnaces, had
risen early and gone to the furnace, and
upon returning, aome time after, found his
wife yet in bed but enable to speak. She
made some igns, calling his attention to
her threat, and upon examination "he dis
covered several galieiJiad been made, one
ef which was directlyWcross the windpipe
Medical vssistarrce was called in and -the
wounds dressed, but fears are entertained
for her recovery She can give no expla
nation of the causes which induced her to
commit the act. For some time past she
has occasionally been subject . tQ low
spiritedness, which is supposed to hare been
the cause of the fearful deed. Danville
Attierka.
Taxc tbc Papers That this will be a
year of great events needs no prophet to
foretell. The campaign of the rebellion,
the Presidential campaign, and last, bat not
least, the European war will all excite pub
lic attention, and concerning which all she'd
keep posted Then in rea&rd to local mat
ters, we shall have much to engage consid
eration, and about which no well regelated
family should be ignorant. By taking your
home paper you will get the local as well
as the general news, and thus two purposes
will be served at one price ; whereas, if
yon take a foreign paper it will be purely
accidectal if you aee an item concerning
your'ociity once in a whole year.
Naw Wotx. We are in receipt of a
handsome little work from the publisher
Mr. J. F. Fisxs, No. 26 Ann Street, New
York. -entitled Abraham v Arnrccs I.
His Secret Life as revealed under the mes
meric influence Mysteries of the White
House. Price, in covers, 15 ceots. This
is an interesting little publication,- giving a
complete biography of Ojx Asr, together
with an amusing account of ail his flat-boat
ing and wood-sawing adventures in Illi
nois, bow be received his early edncation
and how.be figured as a Captain in the
Black Hawk War. His Cabinet and coun
sel succeeded in getting him under the mes
meric influence, when he made some very
.important revelations to them relative te
the coming campaign.. Send for it.
AcciDtBToi tuk Catawissa Railroad A
serions accident occurred on the. Catawissa
Railroad, on Thursday night, of last week.
When' the up train which is due here about
eleven o'clock, was passing the switch
above the depot at this place, the switch
tender, thinking the train bad entirely
passed over, changed the switch while the
rear car was yet upon it, and the result was
that '.he car was thrown entirety off the
track, and rolled down the bank, turning
over and over. A number of passengers
were in the car at the lime, several of whom
were seriously injured.' The Superinten
dent of the road, Mr. Geo. Webb's injuries
were the most dangerous, but from last ac
counts he appears to be Improving. Don
zitte American If Democrnt.
Patmxwt or tui Miuns. Chief Pay
master Brice, has divided Pennsylvania in
to three districts, and appointed paymasters
for each district, to pay the militia of 1862
The following counties compose the second
district : , .... v
Second District : Major D H. M'Phail.at
Harrisbnrz. The counties of Adams, Blair,
Bradford, Lambria, Centre, Columbia, Cum
berland, Dauphin. Franklin,' Fniton, Hnn-
tingdon. Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lo
zeroe, Lycoming, Mifflin, Monteor, Nor
tbomberlaod, Perry, Snyder, Union, Wy
oming and York.
Fatal Accidmt. On Tuesday last an
accident occurred in the Saw Factory of Mr,
Andrews, located on Black Horse . alley,
above Pine street, by which3 worthy
young man by the name of William David
son lost bis life . He was . engaged in his
usual occupation working on a grind-stone
of some five feet in dis meter, when it broke,
a portion of which striking bim in the breast
crushing it in, and otherwise injuring him,
causing death in a few minutes. Wett
Branch Democrat.
OrrictAL notice has been given the dif
fereot Marshall throughout the State to pre
pare for the draft, ash will positively come
off sooner or later. - Some of our corres
pondents frra Washington pretend tn tell
s that the draft will not be made until the
1st of June, while from other quarters they
have it to come off irsznediately after, the
LATE WAR NEWS.
The farewarnidge received from the Rap
idan admonish us to be on the watch for a
movement. When it comes it will exceed
in importance everyihins which -now at
tracts public atteutiuo.. Very likely "before
the next issue -of this journal . the -'armies
oposing each other in Virginia will be in
motion or perhsns in conflict. -
Virginia is b this'time a " well-explored ,
battle (tround, and General 'Grant has 'the
advantage in his campaign -of 'the experi
ence of all who have tried to take Rictp
raond. 'His object will be to get at that city,'
it possible witboutti conflict, if frecessSry,
with one. This General Lee will try to foil,
either by a pitched battle, or, what is very
probable, by aflank attack upon the 'Rapn-
1-dan army as soon as'Grant shall have sofS
rcien'ly developed his plans. Washington,
Ktcnmond anu Cedar Mountain are at the
tbree angles' of a triangle Cedar Mountain
is seventy -miles from - Washington and six
ty five Irom -Richmond, by straight 'lines,
whilst the two capitals are but ninety miles
apart. Eastward Irom Cedar Mountain the
Rapidan -flows, small forks washing both
its ndrthern and southern base. . This at
J re sent is the dividing line of the opposing
orces in that quarter, the Federal headquar
ters being at Culpepper, eighl miles north
e! the mountain, the Confederate at Orange,
ten miles soujb. General 'Grant is the at
'tacking party, and to do it has divided his
army'Trito three portions. A larae bodr i
on the Rapidan ; a smaller one at Fortress
Monroe, and a still smaller one is now on
its way under Burnside, to North Carolina.
Grant's intention appears to be to employ
Btirnside's -column in North Carolina mere
ly as an army of observation, to bold in
check the large force of Confederates sup
posed to be there, and to keep them from
going to Virginia to help Lee. The two
columns with which he will operate will be
the one at 'Fortress Monroe, and Meade's
on the Rapidan. With these -it appears to
be his intention to make a concerted move
ment against Richmond. With Smith it is
:p!m traveling op the Peninsula, but as his
lorceis nearly ell negroes not very Telia
bio soldiers fttey will scarcely be expec-.ed
to act on the offensive. They of course
will rry to get into Richmond, bnl the'&'real
deeds will be expected of the Rapidan
army, the other merely endeavoring to draw
as many as possible of Lee's men south of
Richmond.
The Rspidsn arm will therefore be the
one to move first. Everything depends
upon its celerity, therefore all superfluous
baggage, all sick men and sutler? are an
ished from the camps. The men will be
upon forced marches all the time, until they
get into position te besiege Richmond, and
then fighting will be expected. A sort of
gigantic Sherman expedition seems to be
afloat, the Federal fore t making as wide a
circuit as possible aroifnd Lee's army and
this wiH be of course done on the Freder
rcibarg side the Madison Court Hoese
roote being impracticable.
This, s near as we can gather it from the
meagre intelligence at hand, appears to be
General Grant's plan. It is scarcely neces
sary to say thnt it is a hazardous one which
General Lee may render (stile, especially if
be knows it, whrco is more than probable.
He has two modes of counteracting it.
One is to chase alter the Federal rear when
it has started, and force it into a fight. The
other is te begin the campaign himself
We think that General Lee. having found
out enough of Grant'a designs to warrant
htm in acting, has chosen the latter.
GfeanottesviUe is twenty-fire miles south
east of Orange Court House. Strasbur is
n the Shenandoah Valley, twenty miles
west of Manassas unction, on the railroad
supplying Gsn. Meade. Gen. Ewe!!, who
command Jackson's corps, always the ad
vance of Lee's army, is at htrasbnrg, where
he has been recruiting during the winter-
General Longstreet with the force which al
ways follows on hvrell s footsteps has come
from East Tennessee to Charlottesville, bat
nvfarlher. 1 here are all kinds of rumors of
Confederate advances it. the Shenandoah
Valley, and as that is always an unfailing
means of preventing a Federal . advance it
is very probable that Lee has begun sacli a
movement. It would require four or ne
days for such a march. When Jackson
marched against McCIellan, it was six days
from the lime he first set out before he at
tacked the Federal flank.
There is very little means of judging the
strength of the opposing forces in Virginia.
The two armies must be almost balanced,
as every ertort bas been made on both sides
to bring troops into the field. Sources of
news are so controlled now by the Admin
istration that we will hear of the beginning
of a movement and its results almost at the
same time.
Plymouth, in North Carolina, is at the
head of Albemarle sound, and about fifty
miles south ol the Virginia line the Con
federate iron-clad and land attack down the
Roanoke river is confirmed. Three gun
boats are reported sunk, and fears are felt
that the town will have to be evacuated.
The Confederates are in very strong force.
All the troops at ftew York City being
taken away to reinforce Grant, the State mi
litia have been called out to garrison the
forts. .......
There is nothing new from the Red river.
The new apportionment bill which was
reported in the Senate makes Nortbumber
land, Montour and Colombia counties one
Representative district with two members,
and Northumberland, Montour, Columbia
and Sultftan counties a senstorial district.
Northumberland Couily Democrat.
The word, miscegenation, is derived from
the Latin miscere. to mix, and genus, a race,
and "is used to denote the abstract idea ol
the mixture of two or more races.
These is no late news from the Army of
the Potomac. A heavy battle is in antici
pation. The columns are no doubt by this
time on the march. It is rumored that the
army of the Potomac has taken II days
rations preparatory for a march.
Drowned. Two raftsmen named G. W.
Frui t, of Oakland, Armstrong county, and a
colored man named McKinty, of Clearfield
drowned in the Susquehanna, near Lewis
burs, on Wednesday of last week.- Their
bodies have been recovered. JSorthumber
land County Democrat.
Is: A miners' fight in California, recently
one of the party had two hundred and fifty
oisfol shots fired at him, and escaped, with
life and seventy-five wounds.
The Portland Argx &ays drily, that the
Administration seems to carry on, 'through
its organsr qaite as active, a campaign
aainit General - McClellan as it does
0
agaiost JerX Davis. ; J '
A Bill has passed both Houses of th
Legislature and received the signature of
tha Governor, to change the. location ol the
Bank of Northumberland from North umber
laud to Sunburr. Northumberland County
Democrat. . . -
The Ecgli&h papers sneer at and ridicule
George Thompson, and speak of him as
pl&yed-oat politician iu his owa country-
Isaac W. Campbell, Esq This gentle-:
man, who is the Janior Editor of the Forf
Woyve (Indiana) DaityTimtt and Educat
ed in the office of the' Columbia Democrat,
wai last week, elected Trustee of that
City, by 416 majority. Mr. 'Camptell, was
raised in Cattawissa, Is a worthy young
man and a sound Democrat. We congratu
late him upon bis triumphant success, and f
the more so, as Tort Wayne, 'only a lew
years ago, was decidedly Republican.'
Columbia Democrat.
Borough ?EncnoN: The election for
Borough officers passed off very quietly in
thfs place, on Saturday, last. The Democ
racy being in a hopeless minority, thought
it best not te nominate a ticket, a -course
df questionable propriety, . in our estima
tion. !Hewever, we 'assented MO the ex
pressed wishes of a' large majority of our
political friends, and the following is the
result :
For Burgess 9onathatrCooper.
Assistant Burgess 'John Davenport.
Town Council H. C. Freas, William ;J.
Xnorry.W. Paul Hughes, John Tenster
macher, 'Ralph Eatnn. -
Inspectors Richard rhompson, J.S San
ders. .
School Directors A. F. Creasy, Dr. E. 6.
Rbtne. .
Assessor D. C. McHehry. . ,
Assistant Assessors Dr. S. E. Walton,
A bia Phillips.
Borough Constable John McAnall,
High Constable Ashel Dickenson
Oversee rs'df the Poor E. B. Hull, John
Roc a. Berwick Gazelle.
jUARRl&D.
In Mifllinville on the 17th of April. 1864,
at the residence of Henry Bellas, by Rev.
W. E. Crebs, Mr. Jottv C. Hetlkr, and Miss
Anna kkkdall, all of Columbia connty.
At the M. ft. Parsonage, by Rev. R E
Wilson, on the 24th inst., Mr. Charlcm Rty
mond, and Miss Elizabeth Hasteb, both of
Kingston.
Tn 'the llthinst.. at the Parsonage in
Oranceville, by Rev. W. Goodrich, Mr
Emas P. Bcpder to Miss Rebecca Merxle,
both of isbingcreek township.
0IEJ7.
In East Bloomsburff. on the morninz of
the 22d inst., Mr. Wiluam Karms, fcg& 53
years.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CAREFULLY "CORRECTED WEEKLT.
WHEAT, 1
RYE, 1
CORN, new, I
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
FLOUR pr. bM. 7
50
25
20
5
50
BUTTER,
EGGS,
TALLOW,
LARD, per lb.
POTATOES,
DR'D AFPLESl
HAMS,
30
17
12
18
70
50
CLOVERSEED 5 50
18
ICE-CREAM.
HSTOHNER would respectfully annod
" nee to the citizens of Bloomsburg and
vicinity, that he has just opened an
Icc-Oeam Saloon,
over his Confectionary Store, 1 door above
the Pott Office, in Bloomsburg, where he
will serve up Jce-Cream, of the moat choice
flavors, every evening) during the Summer
months, at the mot reasonaole rate.
ty Parties end Families can be accom
modated with the article upon short nonce.
, Give hi rrj ? i call. B STOHNER,
Bloomsburg, Apr. 27, 64. Prop'r.
OMNIBUS LINE.
rilHE undersigned would re.pecunlly an-
- noonce to the citizens of Bloomsburg,
and the public generally, that he is running
An OMNIBUS LINE
between this place and
the diflerent.Rail Road
Depots, daily, (Sundays excepted) to con
nect with the several Trains going South
and West on the Catawissa& WiHiamsport
ail Road, and with those going Norm and
South on the Lack. & Bloomsoorg Road.
His OMNIBUSES are in good condition,
commodious and comfortable, and charges
reasonable. O Persons wishing to meet
or see their friends depart, can be accom
modated, upon reasonable charges, by leav
ing timely nonce aw any of the Hotels.
JACOB U GlKJOiN, Proprietor.
Bloomsburg, April 27, 1864.
JYcic Plothing Store.
LATEST STYLES CHEAP GOODS.
fflHE undersigned respectfully informs
-Sl tii frianrla ml thrt nnhlic npnorl v . !
that he has iust rtfjived from the Eastern
....... - i - (- r
Cities, a large assortment of
CLOTHING, .
Fresh from the seat of Fashion, of all
sorts, sizes Bnd quantities, which will be
sold cheap lor casneor country proaoce.
A L. 5 U,
niTISATAPS
BOOTS AND SIIOES-Cs,
V. Together with a variety of no
lions and things too troublesome to numer
ate, to which he invites the attention of pur
chaser". lit is also prepared to make up
clothing to ordett on reasonable terms,
and itn to the latest fashions.
fdCatl aud examine our stock of goodsv
ANDREW J. EVANS.
Bloomsburg, April 27, 1864.
NEW GOODS!
Another Arrival of Goods.
AT
Hat, Cap and Grocery
S3 c2? CE H3L X33
Now is Tour Time to Buy.
HE NOW SELLS CHEAPER THAN EVER
mHE tQlersigned having just returned
I frdSn the Eastern cities, with a larze
and full assortments of f(JR(
in addition to a snperi-
or STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
1 HATS AND CAPS,
comprising, every soil and quality, is now
prepared to sell a little cheaper than can
be purchased elsewhere.
II Stock ol GROCERIES are not sur
passed in this rnarke', which he offers
cheap for cash, or in exchange for GRAIN
OR PRODUCE.
ALSO,-A fine lot of KIDS, MOROCCO ES,
and LININGS to which he invites the at
tention of Shoemakers and the pnblic.
Give bim a call At Slroup's Old Stand,
on Main Street.
" : ' i JOHN K.GIRTON.
Bloorasburg, AptU 27t,Z2ti.
TREASURER'S SiliG
.' or
UNSEATED LAISIDS.
"-AGREEABLY to the provisions ol an !
Act of Assembly, entitled an Act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for
taxes, and other purposes, passed the 13 th
day Of March, 1815, and the further sup
plements thereto, passed the 13tb day of
March,
1817, 25th March, L82J, and 9th
March, '1817, the Treasurer of the C Shinty
of Columbia, hereby gives notice to all
persons concerned theren,' that unless the
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax
es due on the following tract of "Unseated
Lands, situate in Colombia county, are
paid before the day of sale, the whole o.r
such nartifof tract as will pay the taxes and
costs chargeable thereon will be sold at the
COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg, County of
Columbia, on the 13th day bf June, 1864,
being the second Monday, and to be con
tinued by adjournment, from day'to day
for arrearage of taxes due s4id county,
and the cost accrued on each tract respec
tively. WARRANTERS OR rYV JfEtrS
'BEAVER TVVP.
A ORIS.
400
25
BOO ,
100
200
40
125
'IB
too
180
28
70
10
10
21
. 33
10
23
533
300
100
7
100
5
46
64 )
427
14
16
14
3,
441
406
429
, 400
100
377
285
J)ol: Cts
Sarah A. Caffran,
Isaac Davis,
Elias Miller,
George Noyer,
Catharine Noyer,
Moses Schlicher,'
Lewis Filger,
BRIARCREEK.
"Solomon Bower, Sr.,
Reuben Blish,
Christopher Bender,
William Clem, v
Henry Deitterick,
John Doak,
William EvstnV
James Evens,
Oliver Edge,
Philip Freas,
Rhoney Gardenhonse,
Samuel F. Headley,
John King,
S. L Peter,
Angtthtus B Pe3rcrB,
John Rhinard,
Jacob S'tler,
Samuel H Sm&R,
John H Suit,
John Shnfrr.
Samuel J Beae?,
do do
do do
CONYNGHAM.
Ebenezar Branham,
John Young,
Joshua Beam,
Nathaniel Browry
Peter Baoghner,
Robert Jordan,
Andrew Porter,
Thomas Ruston,
Mry Rtifton,
Lewis Wallwr,
William Pone ll,
Johnon Beastey,
Ceorge Bickham,
Thomas Hiltzhimir,
Robert Hiltzheimer,
William Shannon,
Atnos Wickersham,
i7 "60
1 12
13 20
4
8
1
40
80
76
20
2
2
4
5
7
1
1
82
59
65
25
24
04
04
2 73
. 88
1 30
60
13 49
7 77
59
19
59
19
14
1
12 28
35
44
35
19
124 36
36 92
40 41
3? 60
18 80
78 11
CO 37
11 28
35 72
85 45
55 60
62 73
37 60
62 73
216 55
216 55
47 00
J 120
$380
403
386
a4
100
384
384
384
250
136
Paxto.i Kline & Sharpies?, 38 09
CENTRE.
22
5
5
6
13
fci
7
Enos Adams,
Benjimin Alretnr.h
Samsel Achenbnch,
Absalom Bomboy,
Mary Dresner, ,
Dewitt & Benedict,
William Fritz,
Freas & Hoffman,
Jacob Good,
William Hoflmttt,
Daniel Keifer,
tleorge Harman,
Emanuel Lazarus,
Simon Lowry,
Elias Reece,
Chrietianna Moyer,
CATAWISSA.
Michael Erobt,
Joseph Kanp,
FRANKLIN.
Jeremiah Finc'uer,
Elijah Reynolds & Co
F1SHINGCREEK,
Paul Apple,
Guy Bryai,
Abraham Reeer,
Samuel J lValer,
do do
William Bockalew,
Freas & HorTmen,
Nathan Fleckenstine,
J.N & R-B Jones,
Thomas Lemons,
Michael Lemons.
32
36
32
33
4
92
44
20
20
2
CO
40
c6
32
3S
32
80
9
100
3
22
3
8
9
5
10
11
-8
5
40
80
1 44
12 27
15 36
19 39
19 39
3
433
434
lt2
5
4
6
8
1
1
6
22
6
14
03
47
24
84
48
18
71
35
71
43
90
67
29
72
45
19
101
140
200
32
J8
150
250
50
4
212
60
3
15
85
113
S8
28
100
59
4
40
50
14
12
50
20
12
400
16
700
100
13
31
12
40
31
32
30
3200
J 100
J190
3200
3200
3200
70
4
7
34
20
Georjte Mack,
Im do do
R J Millard,
William Patterson's estate,
George Tealer,
J B Parks.
Amos Spade,
Abraham Young,
GREENWOOD.
Samuel Albertson,
Mark Cooper,
William Derling,
James Dewitt's estafe,
Andrew Gray,
Johnson H. lkeler,
George Reece,
Ellis Eves,
HEMLOCK.
John Childs,
Nathaniel Campbell,
SylveMer Pursell,
Zebulon Robbins,
JACKSON.
Golder Elias & M. Heis,
Jamin Keeler,
Kile & Neyhard,
Philip & John Wagner,
David Lee,
Benajah Parker & Co.
LOCUST.
Lewis Bosh,
. John Fisher,
Samuel John,
do do
William Sayers,
Mary Myers
Thomas Ronton,
Daniel Reese,
Mary Ruston,
Charlotte Ronton,
John Reynolds,
MIFFLIN.
Jacob Bomboy,
John C. Hettler,
Jacob Loneenberger,
John Michael,
Peer Miller,
George Nungesser,
Rosanna Wall,
Joshua Zimmerman,
MAINE. .
Boyd & Paxton,
Brobst, Yetter & Schmick
C. S. Cox.
2
11
15
5
3
6
8
R
8
5
2
01
69
60
80
33
80
8
64
2 32
9 72
3 88
.3 22
20
2
33
5
1
3
1
6
4
4
4
24
11
22
20
35
25
05
22 93
22 93
22 93
175
6
47
4
100
300
4
35
10
5
100
112
7
100
600
27 60
' 4 60
13 80
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William Creasy,
Jeremiah Finchsr,
Henry G Miller,
Henry Miller's Heirs,
C. F. Mann & Rote,
Philip Miller,
Philip Wall,
J. P.- Fincher, .
George Scott,
3
1
6 90
30 92
.64
6 20
7 20
madison:
Williamt'Eris' Est ,
Jacob Moser, ?
William Gmles, .
Mt. PLEASANT.
Samuel Boone, ,
William Beers, ,
'f .icob Eer,
'Lorenzo (Jrime.
ORANGE.
'John B Edgar,
JdCob'D .'Kline.
'FINE.
'Peter Applegat'e,
Thomas Bend fie Id,
Aaron Gros,
Sylvester Heath,
lJames Lockard,
Vallersh'ampE-t.,
Willtam Derlin.
'ROARINfi CREEK.
Peter Baughner,
'Gorge Dewees,
vEckel & Rea,
Philip Kulp. .
'Isaac Ltndvill,.
SUGAR LOAF.
Ezekial Cole,
(os Est.,
Alx. & Joshua'Hess,
Daniel McHenry, Jr.,
Abraham Young,
'John Kile,
'William Stephens,
40
220
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ItJ
11
40
4
10
10
50
500
100
5
80
116
100
SO
350
'100
299
15
205
89
414
47
4
150
1 14
12 59
'19
2
.1
T
J0
08
80
90
leo
'24
t 01
"90 74
12 1C
1 60
,14 52
12 69
13 51
2 29
15 79
4 50
6 26
'"2 '66
1 37
16 33
4 83
'22 36
2 51
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Treasurer's Sale of Real Estate
SEATED LAND. -AGREEABLY
to the provisions of the
Act of Assembly, entitled an act to reduce
the State debt, &c, parsed the 30 b day of
April, 1811, the Treasurer of the County of
Columbia hereby gives notice to all per
sons concerned therein, that unless the
Coun'y, Road, School, Poor and T?iate Tax, !
&c, due on the loitowing real estate situ
ate in the'Counry of 'Columbia, are paid
belore the day of sale. the whole or such
parts of each as will pay the charges and
cots charjreable thereon, will be soU at
the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg, Coun
ty of Columbia, on the 13th day of June,
1364, being the second Monday, and to be
continued by adjournment'from day to day
for arrearages ol taxes due eaid county and
the costs accrued on each respectively.
Owners or Reputed Owners.
BEAVEIi.
Acres.
400
369
29
30
1
33
60
150
168
. ,
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Year. Dol. Cts.
Columbia C. & I. Co , 1 98 00
T. M. Hubble, 1 22 14
John V. Crtswell, .1 4 40
Mann, BalJy & Cisweii, 1 50
BENTON.
John Herlinger,
Elizabeth Kline' est
BRIARCREEK.
Mary Shaffer,
Sam'l F- Headley,
Samuel F. Headley,
1
1
1
1
1
56
4 23
3 M
10 12
19 15
CENTRE.
A. Oeiterick & Torby, 1 28
R.Tcrrby, 'L.SQ. &c.' I U S3
FRANKLIN.
Julia A Cromley,' 1
F1SHINGXREEK.
William Parks. 1
T. Harman & Mother, 2
HEiLOCK.
leakwi-h's e'ate,
MT. PLEASANT.
i 36
71
1 OS
i
2
66
96
116
35
Jacob Johnson,
Robert Nixon' rtate
I
1
1
1
1
i
76
ORANGE.
114 George Kline's estate,,
55 do do
1?7 1o do
0 J. R. Morri,
628
S3
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34
PINE.
1 Lot. SvKes-er P." Heath,
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DANIEL Mc HENRY, Treasurer
Treasurer's Office,
Bloomsburg, April 13, 1864
PL'IITjIC iVOT1C.
APPLICANTS FOR TA VERN LICENSES
TVOTICE i hereby given that the follow
frig persons in Colombia county, have
filed theiT peiit'rons in the Cort of Quarter
Sessions of the said county, for Tavern and
Store License in their respective township
which said petitions will be presented to
the said Court, on Monday the 2d day ol
May 1864, of which all persons interested
will take notice, and the Licenses for the
county of Columbia will be granted on
Wednesday, the 4ih day of May next, at 2
o clock p. m., ol said day :
APPLICAWTS.
TOWNSHIPS.
do
do
do
Benton,
do
Beaver
do
do
Berwick.
Centre.
Catawista.
do
' do
Conyngham
do
Ho
do" .
do
William B. Knons,
Tavern.
do
John Leacock,
Silas Dodson,
Oliver A Jacoby,
John J Stiles,
Samuel McHenry,
Franklin L. Shuman,
Charles F. Mann,
Wm. Longenburgef,
J P. Sibbet,
John Grover,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Samuel Kostenbader, do
Jacob D Kisiler,
Richard Barr,
Alex. W. Love, .
Reuben Wasser,
William Stettler.
Peter Hower,
John L Kline,
ij : : tt.lt.n.i.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Fishingcreek
Deujjm in i'iv linn j,
Emandus (Tnangst,
W. A. Kline,
Joseph F. Long,
Abijah H. Roe,
John Haiiman,
John L. HorM,
Ludwig Thlel,
Joshua Womer,
laac Rhodes,
Isaac Yetter,
John A. Shuman,
John Kellf r,
Emanuel Conner,
Thomas Jones,
Sarr.nel Rimby,
Kiefer A. Smith,
do O
Greenwood.
do
do
Hemlock.
Louest.
do
do
do
Maine.
do
Mifflin. "
Montour.
Mt. Pleasant.
Madion.
do
Orange,
do
do
Roaringcreek
Scott.
do
do
do
do
Bloom.
Conyngham.
Centre.
Samuel Everett,
Jacob Good,
25
18
85
12
76
94
58
93
44
81
Alexander Hughes,
Samuel Leiby,
William l-nnsr,
J D. Marchbank,
Daniel L. Everhart,
John Reece,
Robert S. Howell,
L. D. Mendenhall,
A. W. Cramer,
Store
do
do
Amos Eaches
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk
Prothonotary's Office, )
Bloomsburg, April 13. 1864. j
THE HISIOKY
or
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
9S
10
19
87
39
83
96
55
The most remarkable medicine of the
day, and the many cures that have been
performed with it in cases of Liver Com
plaint, DUpepsia, Nervous Debility, and
other diseases arising from a disordered
etomac or liver, places It at once amon
the most aMonishi.i discoveries that has
taken plaee ' the medical world. The
diseases to which bitters are applicable are
so universal mat there are Dct tew ot our
friends who may rwn test their virtues in
their own families or circle of acquaintan
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ces and prove to their own satisfaction that
there i at least one remedy among the
many advertised medicines deserting the
74
public commendation. -
For sale by Druggists and dealers eterj
wbere.
April lib, 1861. Jm. -
SIIERirr'S T3AL.ES.
T Y virtue of several writs' of Venditioni
- Expona, and Levari FacJas, t'o'me di
rected, isad out ol the Court of Common
Pleas of Columbia county, will be exposed
to-public sale, at te Court House, in
Bloomsburg. Pa., on
Xatsfr ilny, April 30fh T8GI,
at 2 6'clbck, P. M , of said day, the lojtow
ing property, to wit :
The' undivided third part of all that cer
tain tract of land, situate in Montonr twp ,
Columbia county, containing TWO HIJN
DRED AND S1XTY.FOUR ACRES and
one hundred and . thirty fsrches. strict
m
to
leasure, bounded and desctited as follows
wit : ' Adjominsr lands of John Richards,
lands of the heirs of Peter Appleman, dee'd,
landaof the heirs of Csleb Barton, cfee'd,
lands of Bloomsburg K. H. Iron Company,
Henry 'Gigger, and others; whereon are
erected a stOfy.
Dwelling House
A lar;e Bank Barn, Vagon
houe, corn crib, work'shop, and other odt
buildings; about one hundred and seven'
five acres of which are cleard land. , '
ALSO,
The 'undivided one third part of a eertaiii
lot of ground, situate in Montour townbip
Columbia county, adjoining land of John
'Richards, a lot of the widow Lewis, the
,main Road : leading from Danville to
Bloomsbore, and the first described tract,
containing Fourteen arid one fourth perch
es of land, all of which is improved. -
Seized, taken'in execution and to be sold
as the property of Leonard B. Rupert.
. ALSO,
A certain lot of ground situate in Ligl
"Street, Scott township, Colombia county,
Doouaeu as tottows, to wu: un me west
by Main Stieet, or the north by an Alley,
on the-east by(ah Alley, and on the south
by lot of Jacob Bomboy, containing one
fourth of an Acre,' whereon are erected a
latde'two story frame DWELLING HOUSE
with a Store Room attached, ahc two frame
Siablcs, with the appurtenances. "
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of lohn Wardin.
ALSO,
All thoe two DWELLING HOUSES of
two storiss, fcc, being thirty two fet in
Front and twenty eight fe"et D"ep, situate
on the road leading from the Columbia
Coal and Iron Company'i coal bed, near to
said coal bed, in the said coun'j of Colum
bia Seized, taken in exe u'ion and to bi
sold as the property'o'f J V. Criwell, own
er, and Christian Sh'uman, contractor, with
notice to Thomas Lawton, Alex. Witchey,
et al., terre tenants, ,
JOSIAH H. FUR MAN, Sheriff. ..
Bloomsburg, April 13, t"64.
JYcw Stockvf Clothing
Spring and Sit miner ootls.
INVITES afentton to his stoclr'of cheap
1
and fashionable Clothing at his Store, on
JO.V STREET, liLV) QMS BURG,
two doors above the American House,
where he has just received from New York
and Philadelphia, a full assortment of
Men aiiil Roy's Clothing-,
including the mot fashionable, durable and
handsome, DRESS GOODS, 'consisting of
fhx. Sack, frock-, Gum and Oil Goth
Coats, and Pants,
of all satIs, sizes, and-colors. He also ha
replenished his already large stock ol i-aii
and Winter Shawls; striped, fi2o:fd nd
plain Vests, shins, cravats, slock, collars,
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders and fancy
ar.icle.
N B He has constantly on hand a large
and well selected assortment of Cloths and
Vestinas. which he i prepared to make op
to order, into any kind of clo'hiog on very
short notice and in the bt ot manner.
AH his clothing is made to wear and most
of it is of home manufacture.
and r
Of every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case of Jewelry is hot surpassed in this
place. Call and examine his general as
sortment of Clctnina. Watches, Jewelry,
&c. Slc, DAVID LOW EN BERG.
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1864.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Etta'e cf Jatnet li. GJon, vf Grrevod tirp ,
Columbia County, dte'd.
TVOTICE is hereby given tha! letters of
Administration on the estate of James
B. Gibo:!, of Greenwood township, Colum
bia county, dec'edp have been granted by
the RegUter of said county, to Abraham
Yoonz, Eq.t residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All person having
claims asaihst the estate of the decedent
are reqoested to present them for settle
ment, and those indebted to the estate will
make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
Benton twp., April 13, 164. 92,
' JITTFSTIONI
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COSCERffi
THE undert?ned bein? a ffgolarly "li
censed Auctioneer," hereby offers his ser
vices as such, to all who may feel di-posed
' it it- .
toaivehima can. tits great experience
in the bcsines. wiii enaoie mm ic- renar
satisfaction to his customers. At the same
lime he cautions all Aclioneers. not licens
ed, from following said calhnz. as the finer
fixed by the U. c. surety oo imposeu,
and the law carried out to it? full extent.
All persons desiring to obtain my services.
will please inform me to that etlect oetore
they advertise. J. D. RICE, Auc'r.
. fi e a r a r
Ctgnt street, ioT. ie, iooj.
"Buchu," "Tonic Bitters," "Sarsapar
illa," "Nervous Antidotes," &c, &c, and
after you are satisfied with the resnir, then
try one box ot ucu UK. Biictf APi 9
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS and be re
stored to health and vigor in less than thrr
ty days. They are purely vegetable,
pleasant to take, prompt ana salutary in
their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and young cart
take them with advantage. Imported and
sold in the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER, f
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
P. S. A box Kent lo any addres 4n
receipt of price which w One Dollar pott
f.ee.
March 16, 1864 3m.
USE NO OTHEK bUCHANT SPECIF
IC PILLS are the only Rsliable Reme
dy for all Diseases of the Seminal, urina
ry and Nervous Systems. Try one box,
and be cured. OM5 IHJLCAri a dua.-
One box will perfsd a cure, or money re
funded Sent by mail on receipt oi pnc.
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
March 16, 1864 3m. '
BLINKS ! BLANKS I BLANK 11
DEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUl IONS, SUBPQJNAS, t
of proper f desirablefonns,fo-sale -of5ceofHie
"Stat ofthe North." :
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