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! trOIt"SAtS!DENT IS 1864, ) . i.-
GEORGE ;Bv" M'CLELLAN,
'Subject to the Decision of the Democratic
'"'" National Convention-
THE Y AH HEWS-
Since cor last issee -there has been no
kard fighHn; "tTbe twoarmiee confront
each other eo: f:r from "Richmond, the near
Cfe! point said to te Jive or six -miles.. The
Federal army is as near a eao be ia nbe.
sasne po&Uion it waa two year ago, while
comtaaDuai ty Gxk. McCieilan. , Gk-.
Gsast i to-day, after a Iota of not leaa than
S0,CS3 aiara the beginning of the earn
f ain, where McCIellan was, with corcpar.
atively no loss, w Lea be tegen the first
-sie; of IlicLmond. The Abolitionists do
fict like to ackuowledge'tbi, bat they must
tva the orn. GaiNi's right flank ap
proached Mechanicsvillp, and hia left. New
Bxlds, aa McClellm'e did. HU supplies
are drawn from the White . Hoaue aa Mc
C'eilaa'a were.-'' JIU beat oflicera were Mc
Ciellaa'a best officer. The Chickahomiay
ia before bmi to be crossed, aa it was be
fore llcCletlaa. He tee a before them the
tase itrroeflf feiHa that JlcClUi aw,
terraced frotn tsp to -bottom with arth
works. 'All the toads h is csing were sac
eyed by WcClelUn Hia Maps were drawn
ty ' ikCrel'n'a : Eoineef . McCIe'.Uo'a
SlgnaJ Corps dtMo'tered the -eBerayl far
tiScatioos, and left on record full accoant erf
theirposkioa ini strngih. llcCieJlao'a
rgineer Cotpa txult tie rod acroaa the
. swamp.' '. Frban n id o the oibef of hia
line', Gsakt wiil advance towards Rich
nsocii, aj i!cCleHan did, and will, tbroogh
ctl la bfeiitvel bj McClallaa'a exprt-
ences.
Gis. S sits, from BoTua'a command,
b&a formed a janctioa with Graat'a army.
an nrni
rf- - .. r
teiflforciaa it :o th tcne el fifteen or iwen
lyi thousand troops. He came ia on the
" aoaihera flank ; and oo Wednesday aher
xeca lait, he asd Wright attacked the ene
my on i!t:!a creek, ronning from Coal Har
bor toGa'iceT Mills. They sneered ia
carryinj the works la front of them ; bot
lha enemy had a second line which com
tnanJcd the -first, and Smith -and Wright
loar.d theta untenable. When the contest
was over oar forces locnd themselves in the
s&xna position' aa before it began. The
losses ca both sides are laid to be tolerably
heavy. On thlada, ihsrs sppesrs to hae
fceaa considerable hard fighting, bat no
general engagement" took place, the move
raesti "having beea made merely with a
ie w of obtaining each other's position.
Oa Ttert Jay so operations took place,
bl oh Friday Grant made a determined at
Uek ea the enemy's lines. Secretary Siaa
toil's Erst despatch of this affair details the
epera;!oca down to 3 ocfock on Ftidaj af
tern con lait, at which time. Grant reported
he bad driven the enemy within his en
ixanchraeats, bot had gained no decisive
4vant22i." ;The losie in these two days
are set down at seven thoasand five hnn
drJ. Four Colonels were, killed, and two
general cScera and foor Colons! wounded,
io Friday's bWeV"; ' ,
prom .Befmoda" Ilcndrei, where Boiler
. lies, we have injeUigence that on lat Wed
nesday, ihtre was a fghl on bis eonthern
ar,k,"fct:t with oo decided resolte.. General
B-r U tied Bp for this canpaignf and
might as well be withdrawn from the field,
and some good man pnt in bis place. The
tski-g of Blchmoad, as was reported, by
Ea'.lzr, baa teen the "rusana oi darrfaging
this man as a Gecert;!. - The fanatics eleva
ted hia too fast and too high aatil he come
down io Bermuda. IlanJrrd with a perfect
crash..- , .'.
:' Gsn. Sherman has done some hard march
' 122 tr.d some sharp gating iu Georgia.
C j 13 25:h a severe fight took place fea
tsecn Hoclcsi'seorps and the rebel Genera!
ilsod's ecr.iaiard, cea'r Dalas. The 2i Dir.,
r n Tiinsss' eommand, drove the enemy
r : i it3 railes, when it was relieved by
Cszi. Ciiry and BoUerfield, who advanced
iuzlj cadsr a terrible rrosketvy e, and
pfcceedsd wkhH forty yards of "a coficeal
ej tar.sry, whtia fired pou thera a sud
dea aaJ merieroas di?characf grapa acd
csnUter. " The first Division ia this charge
1: i tea.;.-.Tha taitery wa silaced,
t : ::, f.enj! driven away. Oar loss was
.:i.f grsaier 'aaa, ths.t c ifie eaeray,
c.T.-zz'Azzttit.hzi !,e:3. Oa r,r:Jj s
f .,-J i7 w&a -eipsste j tier
z:j sti tz'czlzlrj. Ca its "Tii th$.a vri
a tsrers Cghfoa the left, ia which- two tU
visions, Wood's aad Johaion'Maat ovef
400 raea; . Tba 2Sth was taksa rp by heaty
picket Eriirg,-and tsa the 29ih:the' eaemy
made a tight attrfik bat were krepulsed.
Onr loss in officers, daring these fights, is
very heavy io preportion to the camber of
inealost. -': ; -.
- Again we hear thtmdering: from down
aboat Charleston. On the 13:b and 14th
oar iron dads made aa attack 'upon Fort
Sunr.er andatriTarr's' Island, and were 're
pulsed, with' considerable tiamagn. ' Two
of the boats were so-damaged that ihe'had
to go to Port Roy al or -repairs. This For.
has-steed op against a tremendous amount
of cannonading, and is represented 'to be
stronger, to day, lhan it was three years
ago, when it received thefirt oaslaaght'by
'Beauregard and the Rebel Ram.
Monday evening's papers state tbat'Grant
has received re enforcements all the way
from Port 'Royal ; that they -marched to 'his
assislance. 'Thi acquisition will swell bis
forces op tohoot two-hendred thousand.
Gen. Grant-has 'hunted about for some
lime for-a "base," uuiil he has come to the
cooclmlon to-uae the one Geo. McClellan
established for hi meet f, ioepite of the deep
muUermgs of the AVaibirigton authorities.
Tea Gold Exchasok. II the matter were
not fraught with the gravebt conse queuces
to the nafiorj, the impudence oi the Treaa
cry speculators would be amusing. The
whole of the facts may be stated in a few
words. The paper money has driven gold
and silver out of circulation The latter
has disappeared. No one wants it and it is
gooe. Gold is in demand to pay for the
guns, blankets, equipments topplied and
imported and sold to the Government in
common with a vast variety of goodscon
snmed in this -country. There is no means
of paying far them brtt gold. The paper
system has killed exports of prod ace. To
get the gold to meet engagements, the
most honorable, patriotic and responsible
merchants aad bankers of the city meet
every day, personally and b proxy, and
buy gold as cheap as they cao. This it lb
gold exchange. -
There also assemble a gang of rascally
Treasury pimps, agents, prowlers, casern
fulous persons ol all sort, who sell l(sborin
geld taat'.bey have net got. They are too
muddle headed to understand why gold goes
hp, and think they can lie it down. Tbey
bet little sums ea ba:a" and abuse the
wcoal hole," "the gambler,"as theychooae
to call the most honorable merchants of the
city.' Tbey preach and publish denuncia
tion of gold dealers, and call npoa Congress
to make the American name ridicolon by
tae passage of absard laws to sarpress the
freedom of traffic. To such lengths is this
poshed, that a renegade Soalherr.er who
endeaora to cloak his doubtful statas and
questionable acts by loul mouthed abase of
the merchant princes of this city, proclaim
ed that the bogus proclamation, got up by
an employee of The New York Times;
would be the means of passing the gold
bill before the Senate a bill so infamous
in its ch aracter that it weald eompet the
most honorable bankers to quit business,
because it wooIJaubject them to annoyance
by Irsudolenl accusations, lodged by com
men informers and other knaves, who seek
gain from the Treasury by attacking the
noblest and purest in the land'
In IbaHliosIst.
We frequently hear men who sustain by
iheir voiea and speech the abolition leaders
in their crusade agaiasl the Union and the
Constitution, exclaim (,b'ut f am not an Ab
olitionist." We are not ioclined to dispute
the word of such persons. Indeed, ia the
estimation of thinking men, they do not
rise to the dignity of abolitionist.. The
cat was not a monkey, O oo, it claimed
to be a nobler and more useful animal,
yet it suffered it paws to be burnt in pal
ling chestnuts ont of the fire for the monkey.
So with these simon pure republicans who
spurn the name of abolUtonist: they are
willing to i offer anything to get them the
chestnuts. The jackall that supplies the
lion with (ood is despised lor his assistance,
and seldom allowed to share ia the repast
he furnishes. So with these republicans
who profess to despise abolitionism, tbey
! are oai in taa sarae manner, aua are
equally ignored, except when their services
are needed to furnish the li en with food cr
the monkey with chestnut. Io "the history
we are making" they will occupy the unevi
table position of having materially aided a
party they profess to despise in destroying
the American Union.
"Tolt (or Cnrlla find Aroid a Draft.'
. This syren song catched many a gullible
one before the ' late election. They put
faith in the Loyal Leaguers who told them
this, and cot only this, but in. their League
circulars tbey said ; o 'ballot for Cortin is as
effective as a ballet in rebel heart.' This
political trick acocoplisbed, draft has follow
ed draft until 700,000 mea have been cal
led for since the Shoddyite's election. And
the end is not yet, for the intimation comes
from headquarters that another general con
scription tor 300,000 .men wili take p?ace
about the 1st f July. 1000,000 men in
nine mouths. And in the face of this we
were told that to 'elect Cart in there would
be oo draft.' We knew at ibe time they
asserted a falsehood, mad told them so, for
which we were pronounced 'disloyal' But
time is an avenger. Our words hare proven
troe while the Loyal Leajaera hare proven
themselves but as tricksters and falsifiers
before ibe people. Danville lutdligtnctr.
Tub Cleveland- Cotrveatioa 'nominated
Ilajar Cetera! Jons C. Fat most for Preii
4sat, and John Cochrane of New York, for
Tica TrssidsEt. Tbirsocjent the Lin
e!m3 do cot mcch- like, ae it threaleas
?;a::;;iio3 to JTr.tc iltra-i'fr prsspscii
Lilt cf tkt DnHei Era tf CciuntU Ccnstf.
The following ia a Ltat of the dtafted mo
rCotambia cooalr. drawn ai Tro. Pen a.'.
va Friday the 3d inst.
BLOOM TWP. NO. DRAFTED. 27.
ER prinker
Oliver C Kahler
John T Williams
Albert F Yost
Andrew M Ropert
Samuel H Surles
James Henwood
Henry Rosenstock
Henry S Arthar
Lloyd T Sharpies
Peter S Harmon
Ransom Hazlet
Jacob Diehl
Dooglas Hoghs ,
Thomas Downres
Nelson Bruner
Michael McCormick
Thoma McGill .
David Beer
Thomas McCormick
George Hassert
John McCormick :
Oliver Palmer
Samuel Gehringsr
Enos Jacoby
'John'-Colemao
Charier H'Hendersbot
BENTON TWP. -No.
fDRAFTD, -3.
ThomaaSeigfriti
Charle 'Keefer
Joel Alhertson
-Robert 'L'F Colly
John Applemaa
Henry Sholrz -'Jacob-
twnouse
'John Hartmaa
A 'Davis
George Allen
Harmon LStinO
John W Weaver
David P Cro6iey
Edward McHenry
John Swartout
Oaniel Kitchen
Charles Dodsn
BEAVER TWP.
:Lvi Michael
Wn Wilton .
Robert Watson
Peter Laubach
Benjamin Brink
'Reuben J Davis
'Parvin Mater
'Chester S Dodson ;
Conrad Miberham
ilvingston Rhone
Thomas Applemaa
'Elisha Sholtz
'Isaac K Krickbanm
Abraham Hariman
Thomas Hartmaa
'Elian McHeary
Clark Brink
William S Kase
'Roar McHeary
No. DRAFTED, 48.
'Levi Feoster
J. Painter
Jacob Esjgert -'J
a ho Lo&genberget
Peter Hawk
T.3nben SScrtaa
Gideon Hunsinger
-Paul Fry
Thomas Prescolt
Daniel Hinderliter
Nathan Bredbendet
Wra Wertz
Wm Shaman
Morgan Davis
Solomon Hunsingsr
Joseph Berry
Andrew Kutttle '
Amos Yeager
Enoa Ritteahoasi
John Hinterliter
Moses Schltcher
James Gallagher
Jacob Hoffman
Peter Eckro'a
Samuel Mongs'ter
Conrad Harraao
Eli as Erwine
William Michael
David Bidlemaa
Patrick Lynch
Aaron Joansoa
David Fry
fc.li4h Miller
Wra Nans
Peter Schlicher.
John WiUon ,
Henry BaheT
Jacob iLindenmoth
Petet Shellhatu mer
Sirnuel Sherman
Josiab Johnson
John Hunsinger
A J Brett
Stephen Lehr, No. 3
Stephen Lehr
5EIARCREEIC TWP. NO. DRAFTED, IX.
Wm . M Kllneteb Jacob Fenstermacher
Josiah Blank ' William Thoma
Clark Bower William Tillman
Eckard S-nith Evan D Adams
Nemiah fvittenhoaae Ephraim Trowbridge
Jacob Biedner - Samuel Riaard
Cnos McArTee
CATAW1SSA TWP., No. DRAFTED 36.
Theodore Kreigh
Edward B Rsed
Jacob Mar'.C
Wm H Hartraaa
Jesse K Sharpies
Amos Geasil
Jacob Breech '
James Stanley
Harvey Gaigef
John Scott
Jacob H Creasy
Geo VV John
Harvey Miller
Nathan Creasy
David Metz
James S McNinch
CENTRE TP.
Chas Zimmerman
Shadrack McBride
George K Hess
David K Sloan
Jesse Freas
. Wellington Claytoa
Solomon D Rioari
John Geikin
Mark B Hughes
Burton W Format
- Jacob Haines
Jacob Hoffman
Henry Gainn
Wra J Broombaca
John A Shomaii
Peter S Beiber
Wm Miller
Thomas Howlin
Thomas Hartmtn
Ambrose H Sharpies
Wm McNeal.
NO. DRAFTED. 13.
Joseph Connet '
Henry Shafet
John L Freas
Daniel Rinard .
Heury Mastellelt
Isaac Arawiae
Wm Durling
John Horn
CONYNGHAM TWP.
Henry Hechsi
J-hn Hapenny
Bernard Ket'y
Henry Maidenfort
Mirtin Ctello
Michael Gloglan
Thomas Nixon
James Mongol
Patrick Kinney
Ji&kins Bsvea
Richard Keley
Aoihoay Cosgrove
Daniel Lunfier
Henry Heckman
Michael Brianin
John Stall
Geor?e Womef
TLurna baera
John Dolney
Thomas Farrel
Joseph Brian
John Mull jr ,
Siephen Thomas
Moses Morrison
James McDonald
Tobias Lisar
Peter Bastin
John Stets'er
Peter Snow
Wm Lilts
Elias Barringer
Daniel Fetterman
Thomas Kilcn!!
Michael M:CoIo
John Roe
James Darrach
Jacob Harinan
Daniel KicfTdr
WmSnyler
George Mastin
Barney McGairo
John Fleming
Fatrick Demott
Moses Long
Frank D ton;
Peter Brenin
Wm Hogland
John Siuben
Anthony Rily
Joha McDonald
Robert Hamphrey
William Braochide
David Black
William SKoman
Joseph B Knitile
Henry Cyroog
Joseph Edwins
C,ao W Mitchell
Lewis Blosa
Patrick Joice
Patrick Burke
James Scott
Abm Williams
Peter Maley
John G Hauler
Thomas Glennet
Thoma Collier
J S Beadle
John Gristol
Elias Stobich
Michael Zivmst
Anthony Ga!!abar
Patrick Device
Geo W Davis
Jacob Fisher
Frank Smelser
Michael Connet
Henry Foy
Uriah Tills?
Frederick Snydet
Peter Hone. oaf
Reuben Tilley
David Brown
Joha Laogaa
John Ilor
Peter Huttensleine
John Bailer
Michael Glessaer
J M Finch
Thomas Borke
Lafayette Fetterman
F1SHINGCEEK TWP.
George M Howell Isaac McHenry
Enoe Pealer Aogoto W IVeaver
John W Harrison David Svags
Evan E Biueabende. Anthony Hunsiogef
Jacob Kline
Amos Sara?e
Joeph Klina
Pe er Bogart
John Hite
Frauk Wolf '
Reuben Savage
J a ice Campbell - -Wm
Hagenboch
Emandus Bender
Hiram McHenry
Jacob O Wilson
jobn McHenry
jacob Shoemaker
FRANKLIN TWP.
Joel Zarr
Miner Hiles
Silas- B Hartmanr
Ricford H Biddle
Jonathan Loramaa."
Joha Lore mar? .
James F Stoker
Abraham Unangst
Thomas M Sn'toa
Alexander Yaple
Caleb O'Brien
Mathias Applemaa
Samael Pealer
John F Hatebiaon
Wm Royer
Charles Asb .
Samuel Shift
Amos Uresher .
NO. DRAFTED, 1?.
Jobn I Brobst
William Swnyze
Hiram T Hower
Isaac Riebrd
Darriel Dnrn' '
Israel Ashtoor
GRLENWOOTJr TF NO DRAFTED, IS".
Valentine Garnet
John P Smith
Samuel Albertson
Jacob- Watte . .
Joslisa Dtri t"
Richard J Evea
George Ikeleif
Jacob Sholtz
A P Heller
llranci M Row
Peter Hayman
Geo Greenly
John Lemon -.
Bsnj Stackhouse
Wm I'tZ tlBfr&YS Geo F Kindll
r&sta lIadcrsisT
.
HEilLOCK'TWP.
Setb Shoemaker
Thomas 'A Lewis
Passevilla Folk
Geo LS hoe maker
John C Fox
John Hirrmaa
John.H Miller ' .
Joel Folk
Abratiam Stouffer .
Michael Grover
Martin jTinney '
Samael Y Ginon
James T Estop
Isaac Kitchen
Joha Bobbins :
NO. PRAFrED. 21.
Michael Rosier
: Calvin" Derr ' "
EzekielCole--'Wni
Shoemaker' '
Geo W Manning
Theo VV Smiia
-Joseph Derr
VElijih Yocom
Levi Keeter '
W W Roberta
NO. DRAFrED, 5S.
-Daniel Wary
.'Hnry Klein
Sara M.IIer '
'Geo Resdy
Wesley Porry
John A Bitoer
LW B Fisher
Daniel Bilnean
Wm Carl
Geo,ll Patterson
Michael Stein
J as Ueid
W H Rs:nbo!d
Lzsii LeintoIJ
Wm E Wshar
John H Stokes
Nathan Kneubader
John Morris
WmYea-r
Christian Small
Asa Deity
Adam Dimmiok
Adam M Johnson
iohti VVi'kins
Stephen Yohe
'Jacob Sieinjr
-Jos Sanders -
John P Guild
Geo'W Witenlght
Jeffersora Reese.
JACKSON TWP.
Abm Hidler
Ellis Youoa;
Uavid tiishline -Wm
Kasler
Gotlieb VVagnet
Daniel Young
Frederick Hess
A J Kline
Hugh Sholtz -
Henry Wagnei
Joseph Yorks ,
LOCUST TWP.
Peter Miner
John Morgan
Isaac J t-toher
Gera Ilowir
Jobeoh Thomci
Alex Ernest
Bernard Tenfel
Calvin Acbeabach
David Adams
'Joseph Rhoads
Jacoti Herner
Nicholas EnulehaTt
John Yost
'Jacob Carl
Lloyd F Farrinfcei
Jonaiha.i Beavwr
Wm Aosneaa
Sol Stratie'r
Peter Kline
Geo W Yeager'h
CP filers
Gfto Morgan
Chas C Eck
araes J CamDbetl
Petqr Fet'ermmn
Bsnj Fetterman
Reuben Leibv
Geore Eiseubach
MADISON" TWP.
No. TJ RAFTED,
Jacob Siraufer
David Rosa
'Daniel Mrk!o
Peter Smith
Geo Demott
Jacob Shoemaker
Stephen Ellis
Felix Riiter
Wm VV Carahan
Herny Wagner
Cyras Welliver
Josiah Moit
Samael P. D em ft ft
Atm Svisher
Wm Wintersteea
Amos Cox
Phenia Wilkin
Jacob Kramer
Andrew S Allen
Hen ty Thomas
Geo W iParmef
Isaac Whipple
John Haines
Robert F Stan
Wm Mosteller
Joseph Moist
tdward Staart
Jeseph C Srcita
John IStrohg "
Wm "Graham
Jackson Biddle
Philip Eves
George Ohl
Wesley Demott
Cyras Demott
Thomas Boker
Wm Townsend
Cftae Richard
MT. PLEASANT TWP.
Samuel Jacoby Joseph Hildebaura
Isaac K Appieman
Robert Howell
James J Thomas
Jackson M Hower
Aaren Kisler
Aaroa Fox
Mathias Kindt
Samuel Marr
Emannet Sitler
Joha B Crawford
Thomas C Kester
Joseph Crawford
James Biltenbendet
Raosel Appieman
Sylvester Crawford
John Osman
Samuel Harp .
G Hart2el
S R Bittenbender
Alexander Zijler
David Stronp
Clertt a el Stioem ekeT
Joshua Hartzil
Daniel Bonawitz
Alexander Rimbo
Henry W Mellick
Joseph Gilbert
Gabriel Everett
Heury Ki'.cheO
Al.Ired Mller ;
Melchia Ruckel
John Hippensteet
Robert S Oman
Geo L Oman
No. DRAFTED, 18.
William Ritler
William Anel
. John Wesley
N H Brown
Jacob Ban mat
Martin No
Thomas Q'jinn
Louis Filker
Main f wp.
John G. Pifer
Solomon Deaner
Francia Fleming
Jonas N Joha
Samuel Schetl
Franklin Shuman
Reuben Shaman
Lewis W Cnlp
Conrad Bredber.dar
David B Gitting
MONTOUR TWP
Andrew P Roth - Franklin Miller
Jackson Leiby
Emannel Sammer'.
MIFFLIN TWP.
Philip Hess
David EckrothO
James F F3ter
Isaac B Scholl
NO. DRAFTED, 3
Stephen II Schuraak
ORANGE TWP. NO. DRAFTED, 30.
James R Handiwork Cbarle Jone
Samuel Trump Heary Bowman
Jeremiah B Kisner Aaron R Patterson
Rights VV Bowaiaa Cao W Rittenhouse
Isaac K Dildine . Kmanaet Snyder
S M D Montgomery Charles Ailaua:h
John Trumbore . Emanost Appieman
Samael Johnson An A Kline
Piter B?;art Jeremiau Hss
Alexander HerfirJg : Daniel Shjl'i
Archibald Pdttersoa
John M Wbite
Taylor Bowman
Nelson Crouse
Adam A. Schaylet
John Fiher
Geo G L-r.t
Charies Brewef -
Henry Stiner
Jonathan Poust'
McClare Drake
Robert B. Ricketta
Samuei Achenbach
Joseph C. Hughes
Etood W Coiemaa
Marion B Hughes
Ciemuel R lienrie.
Benjamin PuJen
Mile A Williams
PINE TWP. NO. DRAFTED, 20,
Clark Whitmoyer
Wesley Keller
John Wintersteea
Wra P Fans '
Geo Crosley
Jacob Christian
Clemcel McHenry
Win Kinney
Wm Thompson
Jacob Gordner
Alvin Fowler
Montgomery Cox
Lafayette Applegate
remberton Piatt
Richard W. Lyons
Isaac Sweeny
John Lore
Joseph Driebelbis
Lalayetle Ur;;cr
John E German
ROARINGCREErt TP. NO. DRAFTED 14
Pbenis Thomas
Beenaeville Rhedes
HenrvY Gable
John B. Witner
Abraham rVaver
Robert S Hampton
Joseph Back
Jostiph Witoef,
Benj Levan
Samael L CheringtCa
Owen Holland
Martin Wintersteea
John M Trorap
WmHHEck
NO. DRAFTED, 32.
EsbantfS Fwlef
John W Hantef
Geo I Transae
Priscns E Bombey
SCOTT TWP.
Patrick Daly
Abner H Brown
George Gilbert
David J Quick
William Masteller
iiistia O Farset
Theodofe McDowell Daniel Johnson
Charles Scboz . John Wolf
Wm A Case
Henry Oman '
Daniel Blaafor?
Jarrtey trreensge
Charles Merrel
John Turner
Geo W Edgar
John B Van horn
Uriah M Edgar
Philip Dieterick
NO. DRAFTED, 15.
J'ohn T Bink
Shepherd Larisa
Georee Elison
Wra Peterman i -
Nathan ie! H Steward
John Montgomery
James Peterman.
Charles S. Fowls f
N ECain j
Robert Earst '
Jesse Merrel
Geo B Kitdren .
Chancey C Tfanei '
Isaac J. faster ...
Emanuel Rocket V
SUCARLOAF TF.
Jacob H Fritz i
Alexnnder Hats .
Montgomery Cole
Samuel H Hes, -Cornelias
Girton
Zeppamiah L Kline
?eae Fiitx
Mordacai Goodwin'
BLANKS ! BLANKS I SLAKES ! J
DEEDS, SUMMONS, -
EXECUT IONS , SUBPG23A3 ,
of proper &desirableformstfo salef
eZs cf Omj Sut oftble Nortb.'
LIST OP DEALERS OF COLUMBIA
. . COUNTY,
For thf year one thouiand Sight batidrcd and Tfy.
four, of OocHa, Ware, lrehau!ia and mtU
ters, lsre wert, Katinf tiouad Keepers, whia the coan
ty or Colambia. returned And daasified in accordance
with the aeveraleieta of Ataeinbly, by tli Apprancr
ef Mercantile Tlxta of tkU countya loitowt, to wit:
' tksders, xwpa. CL'Asa. ' am't.
Mrs. H A Colo, 'Benton, 14 7 00
Csamuel ileacoCk, 14
Hiram Everett, '..' 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 80
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
1000
t 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 CO
llughes,& Calendar " i'4
Danial BIcHenry. 'Fishioco'k;14
uowei&f cnm&gton,-
14
Solomon Bass,
Jamca N. Jones '
14
14
14
13'
!14
13
14
14
14
13
14
f14
14
14
14
14
Bernard Amraerm'an
A. B. Stewart Ortawfa
li. Brewer & Son "
V. Fritz 4- Bowman
A Coleman, merchant tailor
E. J. Schyler
D- K. Sloin 'Centro
G. II. 'Fowler
A. Fulmcr, 'Flour Mill
Jacob Sporj3?er ' :
7
1
7
7
7
7
t
00.
00
CO
00
00
00
00
JS.W.M.-& G. Li. LOW '
C. II llert & Co "
J oo. Kelchner, flour mill M
'Uenry Lahman, grcc'y
JS. bteart & E aches grocery 14
C. F. Hill " 14
John G. Jacoby Briarcrcek 14
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 CO
15 00
7 00
is oe
J. Thomas, flour mill "
Levi 3um!erv!lle '
K.Strawbnde, tour mill
Wm, Freas, fiour mill u
Jor. Jacoby, flour mill"
P. M. Tranch, flour mill
lleuben Miller, flour mill
-Bowman & Owen lie r wick,
J. SPtliAhK Xr. drai. t
13
14
14
13
14
13
11
11
14
11
Abraham Miller
it
A. P. Eyaus, for J. P. Dodson. a't
Berwick
Henry Ilocliinan u
Jackson Bower iz, co '
J. S. Sanders
O. D Fowlr
-Jackson & Woodin
Jacko&n & Woidrn, fdnndry
Iteubcn Miller Mifilia
Stephen il. 'iSwank
"Creasy & Brown
W. A. Brown, flour mill
J. 1C. Sweppecbeieer '
Sweppenhetser &, Co. Maine
Franklin L.Shamia,B.javer
14
7
7
10
7
7
15
7
7.
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
00
00
00
00
oo
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
i)0
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
14
13
14
14
Jacob liamburger
Jacob Yager
Washington Fager
Mark Williams
Abraham Kico
Locust
-
it
t
t
J. B. Deemer
J. Cherington RokringcTc 14
Joseph B. Knrttle,Centervi!le 14
Uaniel Wertmao, aj? tliq.storel4
William Snyderhoe store 14
Mrs. M. Gorrell
Joaalban J. Hoagland '
11
14
14
14
14
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
2 50
7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
12 50
Washington rarr Franklin
C. Mcndenhall, flour mill
G. S. Mc Williams '
J S. Brobst
Catawissa 12
J 3. McNiach & Co 14
Creasy & John 14
J. Sharpless & Cd 13
G. Hughes & Son, atovea 14
H. dbarpleaa 12
S. D. RiDard, atovea " 14
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
00
00
00
01)
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
William John, stoves ' 14
Capper Ilahn, clothiog store I 4
Kline & Zarr, grocery, 14
Wm. Grange, grocery. 14
Levi Keller, eating hdesa 14
J. S. Brobst & Cd., grocery 14
01 Conner.grOCer, Kcpert 14
Dr. P. John, Bioora 14
L. Paxtoa, flour mill 14
7
B. Stoner, asting house, confectione
ry, ic, Bloom 14
Eyer & Mover, Drugs t4
7
7
S. H. .Miller 41 13 10 00
W. N. Rishel, cocfcc'y 14 7 00
D. LowenbcrgjClothing41 14 T 00
Si C. Shiva n 7 00
A J. Efana, clothing 14 7 00
J. K. Gir ton, grocery 14 7 oi)
A. tJolleder, ehoe store " 14 7 00
James K. Eyer 14 7 00
Eliaj Mendcnhatl 14 7 00
lliixy II!c:ai, grocery u 14 7 00
.I.W.HendershoUgroccr'4 14 7 00
O. A. Jaooby, grocery11 14 7 00
J. J. Brower 1 3 10 00
A. B. Era3uius,grocer;y 11 7 00
For $ G;illmore,eatin sa!donl4 7 00
McKtlvy, ii'tal & CoBloom 8 30 00
II C & 1 W Hartaan do !1 15 00
F llabb, grocery dd 14 7 00
E P Lutx, druggist dd 14 7 CO
L'TSharpiess do 14 13 00
J R Mojer, dragglst do 14 7 00
A J bioan do 13 10 00
Bloomsburg iron Co da 8 30 0
David Vrhiiuiiro Scott 14 7 00
W A Barton & Co do. 13 10 00
B F Heigbart & Bro do 14 7 00
C S Fowler -do 11 15 00
C S Fotvlcr,steammilldo 8 30 00
Samuel A Worman do 14 7 00
l& T Crcvcliog,gcocer dd 14 7 00
G W Creveling & Cd do 14 7 00
II W Creasy & Cd do 11 15 00
Peter Ent do 13 10 00
Jacob Harris ttomlock 24 7 00
Charles Ncy hart do 14 7 U0
M O & W 11 Shoemaker 13 10 00
C Kreamcr. Madison 13 10 00
D Flick & Brother Co 14 7 00
G&WMasters Greenwood 11 15 00
John Leggott do 14 7 00
B & O Eves, factory do 13 10 .CO
Cornelius Preston dd 14 7 00
Schuyler & Black do 13 10 00
Joseph Saads, factory,
Mt Pleasant 14 7 00
Moses Lemmohs, dutilillery
. Fi.hingcr'k 11 15 00
Reuben Miller, distillery
Briarereek 0 25 00
Bohr MoHenry, distillery,
Benton 11 15 00
AH p;ron who may feel ag-neved hf the boot
Cla-aificatioa can bare an opportunity of Appealing,
by caiirnj upon toe underfilled, at kit clftce in Pogar
loaf. any time on or befora irra aecoDd day of Juty. A.
D. 1861. or at the Coomjarrner'a office, in Blooms
bare, on the aecond dar nf Jul. A. n 1ifU h.iwn
the nbura of a4 o'clock, after whieh bo vpeat
1TUI WO UCAJU.
AxrRW LAItTBACtf,
Mercantile Apptaiiet.
May 28. ISC-fc
BETIEW OF tnfi MARKET,
- - -
caatroixt cokbkctcd wttxiY. ' .
Wit EAT, ix 75
RYE, - t 25
CORN, neV, J 25
OATS, . 75
BUCKWHEAT, is
FLOUR pf.bbL 1 50
CLOVEiiSEED 6 60
BUTTER,
EGGS, "
TALLOW,
LARD, per lb'
POTATOES.
DK'D APPLES2 0
HAMS 20
UNSEATED LA&C?S. .
AGREEABLY to the provision "of an
Act of Assembly; entitled an Act dffsdting
the mode of selling Unseated' L'incls for
taxes, and oiber'purposes, passed t,he i3ih
day of March, tad the further sup
plemonta thereto, pasued the 13th dy of
March, 1817, 25th March, 1821, t and 9th
March, 1817, the Treasurer of the1 County
of Colombia, hereby gives noiice to all
persons concerned iheren, that unlesa iht
County, Road, School,' Poor and State'Tax
es due oh the following tract of Unseated
Lauds, situate in Colambia county, are
paid before the day of sale, the whole 'or
fcocb part of tract as will pay the taxes sled
coms nharseable thereon will be sold at 'the
COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg, County of
Columbia, on the 13th' Jay of Jone, 1864,
beig the second Monday, and to be con
tinued by adjournment, from day to day
for arrearajea cf taxes tine said county,
and the' cost accrued on each tract respec
tively. WARRANTERS OK OWNERS.
BEAVER TWP.
AcRis.
400
25
200
100
200
'40
125
lob
180
2o
70
10
10
21
33
10
23
533
300
100
7
100
5
46
84 J
427 J
14
16
14
3
441
406
429
400
100
'Dot. Cts.
17 60
1 12
13-20
4 AO
8 80
1 76
'8 20
2 82
2 59
,4 65
.5 25
7 24
Sarah ACaffran,
Isaac Davis,
Elias Miller,
George Npyer,
Catharine Noyer,
Mosos Sohlicuer,
'Lewi Filger,.
BRIARCREEK.
'Solomon Bower, Sn,
Renricn Bllsh
Chrintophcr lcnde'r,
.William Clem,
'Henry Deiitririck,
Jo!.;. Doak,
.William Evans,
lames Evans,
Oliver Edge,
tPhilip Freas, ,
"Rhoney Gardenhbnse,
Samuel F. Headley,
John King,
S. L Pt-fer, .
AugtiMus B Pearce,
'John Rhinard,
Jacob S'tler,
Samuel H "Sovth,
Jbhn ll Suit,
John ShafiVr,
Samuel J Bedltr,
do do
do do
'ConVnghasSi.
Ebenezar Branham,
John Yonng,
Joshua Beam,
Nathaniel Brown,
J'eter Baoghner,
Robert Jordan,
Andrew Porter,
Thoma Ruston,
Mary Rueion,
Lewis Walker,
William Pone IF,
Johnson Beaxlev't
George Bickhm,
Thoma Hiliztiimer,
Robert Hiltzueimer,
WMlliaTji Shannon,
Arhos Wickersham,
1 04
1 .04
2 73
. 88
l 30
60
f13 49
-7 77
2 59
19
2 59
19
1 14
12 28
35
41
35
'19
24 36
36 92
'40 41
3? 60
.18 to
78 11
80 37
11 28
35 72
85 45
65 60
62 73
37 60
62 73
216 55
216 55
377
285
$120
J380
403
386
S84
loo
384
384
3S4
250
136
22
5
5
6
13
: oj
7
100
3
22
3
8
9
5
10
11
100
70
47 00
Paxron Kline & Sharpless. 38 09
CENTRE".
Fnos Adam-,
Benjamin Allebachj
Samuel Arhenbuch,
Absofom Womboy,
Mary Dresner,
Dew-in & Benedict,
William Fritz,
Freas & Hoffman,
Jacob fcood, ,
W'liiam HofTra$b',
Daniel Keifer)
George llarrhari,
Emanuel Lazarus,
Simon Lowry,
Elian Reece.
CLiiiiiar.ha Moyer,
CATAWISSA.
Michael Brobot,
Joseph Kaup, v
FBANKLI.
jcrsmtsh Fincher,
Elijah Reynolds & CO.
1
32
36
32
3d
64
92
41
20
20
52
20
'40
pa
32
36
32
t 80
5 6
1 44
12 27
40
343
433
434
112
101
14d
200
32
S3
150
250
1
212
60
3
13
85
113
F1SHINGCREEK..
Paul Apple, 15 id
Guy Bryan, liJ 39
Abraham Ilefaef,"' 19 39
Samuel J l'sler; 5 03
do do 4 47
William Buckalew, 6 24
Freas & Hodman, 8 84
Nathan Fleckensiine, 1 45
J. N & R, B Jones, i j8
Thomas Lemons, . 6 71
Mchael Lemotis, 22 35
George Mack, 6 .7 1
Lot do do 43
11 J Millard, 14 90
William Patterson's estate, 2 67
G?or2e Pealer, 29
J B Parks, 72
Amos Spade, 1145
Abiaham Young, 15 id
GREENWOdd.
83 amne! Albertson, 6 01
28 Mark Cooper, 3 69
100 W!iiani Deiling; 6 bu
59 James Dewitt's estate, 8 80
54 -Andrew Gray, 8 33
40 Johnson H. Ikcler, 8 80
50 George Reece, 5
14 Ellis Eve, 2 64
Hemlock.
12 John Cliilds, 2 32
50 Nathaniel Campbell, 9 72
20 Sylvester Pur-ell, 3 88
12 Zebulon Robbins, 3 22
JACKSON.
400 60UW EI'us & M. Heis, 20 20
13 Jamison Kee'Ier,' 2 35
700 Kile & Neyhard, 33 25
100 Philip & Jonn Wagner, 6 C5
13 David Lee, 25
31 Boih Parker & Co. 3 18
LOCUST.
12 Lewi Busb, i tS
40 John Fi-iier, 6 12
31 Samuel John, 4 76
32 do do 4 94
30 William Sayers, 4 53
J200 Mary Myers - 24 93
100 Thomas Ruston; 1144
jl90 Daniel Raese, 22 81
200 Mary Ronton, 22 93
1201 Charlotte Ruston; 22 93
4200 John Reynolds, 22 93
1 MIFFLIN.
70 Jacob bom boy, . 1 93
4 John C. Hettler, 10
7 Jacob Longenberger 19
iX John Michael. 87
20 Pe.er Miller, i 39
775 George Nunpesser, " 4 83
6 Rosanna Wall, - 98
47 Joshua Zimmerioaoy 2 55
MAINE.
4 Bovd & Paxton, . 7 60
10O Brobst, Yetter & Scamici: .4 60
300 C. Cox. 13 80
4. yVilliam Creasy, 74
T3 Jeremiah Fincher,' 3 32
10 Henry G. Miller; . 198
. 5 Henry Miller'e Heirf 74
100 C. F. Mann & Rote- - .t 90
25
17
12
18
70
112 Philip Miller, - Iff
7 Philip Wall,
loa J. P. Fincberv :
800 George Ssjott, v r
V
40
329
6
in
II
40
'4
10
Jo
-a,'
500
10O
;5
100
'so
350
'100
299
lie
23
J05
8
414
47
4
150
I It
19
rt'M
' 7 (0
BO
CO
24
8 01
90 74
2 1C
. 1 60
14 fit
12 6
.'13 61
t"8 29
15 79
4 60
lis
1 a
10 a
4' 03
22n3
'2.14
. 09
0 10
.Vallershamg Est.',
i ROARlN(
f Peter Baujbner,
aeorge IJewees, -
Eckel & Rea, '
t Philip Kulp,
' Isaac LindvUI, .
SUGAR LOAF.
Ezekjal Cole,
Goss'Est,, .
Alx ' & Joshua' Hesi,
Daniel MoHenry, Jr..
Abraham "Youiig, '
. John Itile. ,
William Siepheos,
Treasurer's Sals 6t Real Estate.
SEATED 'LAND. . . , .
AGREEABLY 10 the provisions, of the
Act of Assembly, entitled aa act to reduce
the State debt, ic, passed the 30th day of
April, 1814, the Treasurer of the. County of
Colombia hereby qives noiice to all perr
otis concerned tueein, that unless the
Comi-y, Road, Sshocl, Poor acd S.ate Tax
&c, due on .he following real estate ann
ate in the County ol Columbia, are paid
lelore the day of s.i!, the whole or seek
part ofVacli a ii: p-y the charges and
cots" chargeable thereon, will b solJ a)
ihe'COURT HOUSE, in Bloornburg, Cim"
ty of Columbia, 0.1 the 13th day of June
1864, belns the tecond Moi.iy. Sfl, lo D(
cniJtiiiue.l by'a 'jourumeni from iUy i
for aireara-cb ill tax du nl cojuiy aoJ
tlje com acciued on each reictively
Ouefs or Reputed Owners.
BEAVER.
AcriS. Yea re
Dol. Cts,
9s CO
22 U
4 40
1 50
66
4 23
8 CO
10 12
19 15
400
369
29
30
1
33
,60
1 tit
l i
1 i
Columbia C. & I. Co . I
T.M.Hubble, 1
J:h?i V CriKtvell, 1
Mann, tfMv & Cr:e,
BENTON.
John Hr ilmtjer,
L;.Z3Keth Klii at., I
BlilARCREEK.
Mary bnallr,
Sam'l F Headley, 1
Samuel F. l'4J!t;y. 1
CENTRE.
A. D?i:erick' fc Torby.
R. TorDv, L. S Q. lie' 1
FRANKLIN.
Julia A Coml-y, 1
Fi?HINbCUEEK.
William Park, t
T. Harimair&: Mother V
HEMLOCK.
Jak wih'it es'ate,
MT. PLEASANT.
Jacob JohTon,
Robert Nxotro eatate 1
ORANCE.
1
II
53
1 36
71
1 03
66
7 96
2 76
6 28
1 66
1 3a
5 3t
1
2
1!J
36
ii
55
177
60
George Klii.e' estate,
do 'do
1
1
1
1
do do
J. R. Morri-,
IME.
1 Lot, Sleaier P. Heath, t
DANIEL Mt-HENRY, Treasorefi
Treasurer' Oflbe, J
Bloomsburg, April li, itoV
Miller's Store.
of spric A.b tniiiLR goods;
fH subscriber ha joet retamed frorri
- the Cities with another large and elect
asvnrimeiit of
Spring Sc Summer Koodf i
purchayed ai Philadel,,hia fcnJ New Yt rk;
; the lovves fiacre, and which he is
determined toell on aa modera a terms a
can be procured eUewherein Bloomebarg
' Hi stock comprises
Jja dies' Dress Goods,
cf the choicest style and latest fa.hioLB. -
D R Y Q OODS,
I1ARDWARK. QUEENS W ARB.
CEDAR WARE, HOLLO W-tt'AREf
Pota nd Shoe, Hat aid Caps, &c , &c:
In bhort, every thins usually kepi in country
store; to which he invites the public gener
ally. The hiahest price will be paid TircouB
try produce, io exchnnae for gooda.
MfcrHF N II. MILLER.
Bloomehnr?, May ll, 1661.
iVr MILLINERY GOODS
SPRING AXD SOI.TIER.
THE onderigned ou!d repectfnlly aa
tiduued to the pnbl'w thatsSe
tCi has just received from the
r.Tvtrrn cities her usually Urce-3
and well seei-ted assort mi 1 of SPRING
AND SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS, all"
ol which the is prepared to make up and
sell as cheap a can be bonht elsewhere.
Her good are a little superior i:i point of
disability as well fs !alef jllnets to any
olTere J in this section. Call dud examine
her good for yourselves.
j , MART BARKLEY.
B!oomsbTj, A?'i 23, IfcCl.
MADISON.
. ViJKam EllisEt.,
' ' WijliarriGint
k , Mt - PLEASANT.
Sam u,l Boone,
Wiltiain 'Beer,
4 Jacob Eyer,
Loreuzo Gri itim,
ORANGE,
j John B. gar,
Jacob D, Alii. .
, PINE.
Peter Applegate, -
Thoma Bendfitld,
.Arou Gros,
, Sylvester Heath,
jjamej Lot-kard.
lC&CREiUtl.
f STOIINER w6ulJ res;-r:!ally annoo--
nee to the citizens of Bloi.mslurg and
vicinity, tha ) has jut opei.ed sn
Iccrerrliii Saloon,
cter his Onleetionary Store, 1 door4 a'bove
tha Pof, Offre, Bloomsburg, where he
will serve np ce-CreamjOlthe mcs't choice
flavors, every evening, darino the Summer'
mrtnih at the rnot reaonabTe rates.
GJT Parties and Farnilies'cari be aceom
moda'ed with ftie article upon shorl noncsi"
a Give him a call.. tB STCHNER,
Bloomsburg, Apr.' 27, '64. Prop'r.
"OHARLES Q. BARKLEY
Attorncv nt air -BL06ilSBrRG,
COLOIEIA CO.. PA.'
WILL practice io the several Courts cf
Colombia county. All legal business
in trcted 10 his care shall receive prompt
attention . , . .
OFFIC E, On Main Street, Exchange'
Bnildinjtv over Millar's Slote. (
Arril 13. 1864. : ... '.
E. J. THORNtON,
PAPER DEAJLER
HAS RECEIVED A LOT OF NEW WALL
PAPER, of various' styles, at nia etMjh
jrent oil Main Steet, bilow Market,
BloornslStlVy,' which Me w ilr sell a reaon
able price-n. , A. t. JHOilSTOH.'
8?
4
20