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McCkARY : BRUCE,
July IL, lS61-d1m Pltns' Attorneys.


To joseph Parrish, Tho mas Parrish, Father A. Par
rish, William Parrish. Thomas Parrish ss exc
cutor Of Joseph @. Parrish, deceased, Mary J
Parrish, widow, and MaryJ Parrish, child end
miaor heir u ssid joseph C.. Parrish, Deceased
John A. Bishop, Hiram Barney, 4. 8. Bonssr,
Have, Pierce Company, samuel r. Miller,
Alfonso Crandaii:
VOU and each If you are hereby notified that
j there 10 now On hle in the ONCE n the Clerk
OF che District Court Of Lee County, lows, at
Fort Madson, petition Of II. E.Sampe, for the
use and bepehi of L. b. Boomer, claiming of yos
the said Joseph Parrish, Thomas Perish IN your
own right and as executors of Joseph G. Parrish,
deceased, Esther A. Parrish and William Parrish,
ths anm of seven thousand dollars, with 10 per
cent. interest per anuum, pay able annually, ~
money due on . Mortgage msda by yon and the
said Joseph C. Parrish, since deceased, to John A.
Bishop, 90 secure the purchafe money Of certain
HEAL Eatate. deaerih4d In said pefiiinn. In Lee
County, Iowa, dated May 10Th. A. d. 1883, slso
claiming rgsirst eseA II you the foreclosure a4
said Mortgagc which has been snsd to the said
n. W. Sample, In trust, by the said John A. Bish-
OPP for the use and hene6t u the said l.. b.
Boomer, and further ssking for sale OF said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the OF the second day OF The
on the hrst Monday II December, A. D. 1851, .
dcfauft will be entered against you and judgment
rendered taersop - prayed for Ia said petition.
NOBLE , 6TRUN0,
may 10, ieolIn rl1s Auye.
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soeerenal x~ssee

81 Hahastss Heel0akss, w. Won vusht, Csnsad
Kspp, W!anpslneir, 0tts 4 Co. ldei, ndan'sj
= 10 now ON 6ls II ~ 4 l1es Of the Caerk II The
District Court OF Lee ccsnty, lewa, 81 Keokuk, .
pstition n idirun Barney, slsinisg i Judgment On
sserseleAure pi neEtssGs .sgsins.. saiA hstursus
F0etmakers above asmed. for the sum Of fcur hun
drcd doi1ATf, Win ten per cent interest from the
lst Day Of January, 1875, and q scial and gsnsr
afexccutatn agstnst ffuburtns HoctUsker, md q
Aeainss all said defendants shove 1snsd. prAying
also for the forccltaurs Of > mortgage, given By
said HnbuEtns HcctMaksr 81 Charles Mason, upon
Lots seven e !. end s,gh, lel, In Block seventy
eight f7S1 In the CRY OF keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa. % sale Of said mortgage premises TO pay
olysae debt, the extinesist neDt Of I'll sqsisy Of
redemption tAs ysin. for ssAts AID q s3rs Tslef
Nov ycs Ard each u yos are potl1ed to appsas
and answer said pstftisA % the nofSiBk u The
second day Of the next tefn Of said Court 10 be
bodies on the ASu1 Monday a 6eptsn ber, 1851, or
jsAGUent AnA dssT<c will - ha6 Shssetp q psaysd
Tor r dAfnut. II. SCOTT HOW'LL.
June 20, l6e1-1m Solicitors for Petitioner.
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The Evening Pest:

THE OLUE6T OtMOCnATUG NE.
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
NOV la the SiXTIETH YEAR Of its existence,
~ combines ali thu essential elements Of 3
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
II is devoted TO the support OF the Democratic Re-
publc party. waEn n II Rr0HT and Of DEW.
OCRATiC PRINCIPLES ALNAYSl lie the un-
compromising advocate of
Free sOIli Free Labor Free speech !.
A strict Construction Of the Consultation, and an
Economical Administration of the Government
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NU6AE y bIhUNdy
Avg. 3. 10Ol dim Atty Tor Plsintif.
LENAl. Notice.

LEaAL NOTICE.
10 7. I. Mek.any, Glisa n. heKsnAy, Jesse
Reeyes, BrittopA Co., N. B. Thomssson, u.
Ssi,ses, Willard ssso ., SSi~ts " :o~. ior ins
sss Of tho scaonl Fund. rb1mss Psget, Y. II.
Oliphant. i. K. 1rw,n, WiiIiAm Irwin, J. J.
McSAmAfa, Eobert Cadrslades, ClaAin, MsIlen
= Co, AsadiI KsAdAii; Usrs Potter, A. q.
CanpAetl an6 WilMsm Miller, EsUutors q ia
cUb miller, deceased; Collier " bite Lad Compa
ny, Meier . Wilde, Brooks , Breed. William
~ on and each - ycs are hereby notiAsd that
] thsrcts NOW On Ale Ia theot1es oR The Clerk Of
the DtesriSt CoMstel Lss County. Iowa, n Fort
Madison, : petition Of Frederick Farnun, slalas-
ing q ysu she sAi6 +. /. MtKenny Ne sun 81
fourteen hun1rsa doliAss and intsrsst 10 pa cent
per knhum uPoh TWO ptomias0ry nOtes sxscotsd b.
you, being ons nOts ~ xble ~ the order Of kox
ana fasnan and one note payable 10 order Of Fred
erick fArnam or bearers and also elniming aeainet
ali Of you The foreclosure Of mortgage executed
BY the said r. /. AsKeany 70 Frederick Fasnsm
" secure the aynent Of said notes spen certain
real estate fhesssn tssT bid situated In Lescoun-
IT, Iowa pssying Tor The sAle of the said pfsnisss
and general relirf.
Ard sisisss sos. appear Aad sasuer said pstitisu
on or before nom VI the secont dAy of tho next
term Of said Court, 10 b holden ~ Fort NAdipss
o. tho Asst Monday Ok Lecembsr. A. d. IA / a.
4asltwill b entered against yon, and jadgmsD,
/ HOBLE ) sTR0na,
Ans. n lo6ljm \ 6a@4N 1Ulgt At'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
To Hawkins Ia Los, TAina Drsedea, Connabls 4
hnythe, Annie W. Abbott, g. b. Abbott, Wm.
stotss, John 4. X. Starts Joseph r. Stotts and
William I. stoiis comprising . frm and CO.
partnership doing business under the name and
ttyie Of VIM. Stots 4 sons, VIM. Tiuherman.
Mathew kihypn yosvowp right and n guardian
Hof John A. haley and Mary y. Reilly, infant
caildr-n OF Lilh,urne Reilly, dece.set, J I'm A
Rely and Mary y. Rely, Arthur Hosmsr, VIM.
Wright, State of Iowa for the use OF tie Echool
Fund, VIM. 4 h. kudiick, Greene Erskiue,
George w. Thatcher Co ] smcs WAtsun Fick-
len Lucas, A. Harrington. Executor Of Martin
ConIy, d.c.ss~d, and Patrick Harrington, Goo.
W. Mccrary, Executor " Edward Boynton, de-
oeAssds
VUu and eas b Of you are hereby respectively
j notified that there Is now on Ale in tie once Of
thu Clerk u tho District Court u Lse County.
Iowa, ~ Fert Madison, = petition OF RliakiIn
X. Ford, eisimingof you said Hawkins Tsylar ~
sum 81 six thousand i've hundred doilAre I16 ~,
with 10 Per cent. intsreAi per anuum from JAnaa-
~ l7lh, 1851, ~ money due ON certsin pssniasDry
notss made BY you payable 70 order q ,. 1.rnsa
against each Of ,oa the isrssIosofe u : Desa q
Trnst sxecated by you the said naWktns Taylor b
which you conveyed 10 Thonss I. McKenny q
Trustee certain real sstte . Sesame The said notes
and ssrtain other notsp thsFsfA ~ lofth said real
estate bsins more p4s4ioslafly described therein
in Lee county, iowA. ter TIE pptchass money; and
further .ssirs fof Saie q said premises, and
And unlsD ysa appeAr and answer said pstitior
on OF hsisee nosn = NJ second deg Of the mex,
term Of oald Cuott, 10 commence 81 III. MadisOr
on the ~ Monday u December A. p. 1851, a.
fault viii - entered against you. and judgment
rendered Rr;2sS % = saaS petition
49, 1nnt ~ Aees-s - vr.s..,r
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0OLD Fun w HEAD,
Wk Win ply Geld and Towa moesv ar Wha1ts
- also Tor Bassn an Produce ssusrallv.
suua WIN. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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tE8 Cheese.
60 Bxs. nsnbsrg Tor s.ls b -. -
RUIN q y. a.ss. ,b:sI Hes, The .a,he,
-' ,a,s slr''f.'sn' t se1 IS: SRowSrIL .oo.
Dried Apples.
Onn BA65 prime r. ccived this day on consign-
&UU mcnt, and for sale low by
KELLOGG BIEGE,
u ukk ITALIAN SALAh ~ 4, Tor sAlo ny
ROBERTSON BRO,
je25 70 Ms'n IT.
NV DNOkS.
CILAs MARINER, BY the author Of "Adan
- Beden
Unitsd htates Tactics.
Army II. gulatlons.
Soldiers Handy Rook.
Appleton : Maps Of the Seat Of War.
The day rcceived BY
jels-d OGDEN. RRowKELL CO.
+ yOLEMAN's LONDON HUSBAND,
~ uesker's Parma,
Corn Starrh,
Pssrl Sage,
Bake 4 Chocolate,
Assorted Extracts,
Holsters and Sar dimes.
Table Salt, in boxes,
Low Son y tLondon) Toilet SoaJ,
Valencia Rasins, Toe per pound,
Double ReAnsa Powdered Sugar,
Crushed, and Refined White Sugsrs,
ClsiAcd snd Brown Sugars,
For sale low by ROBERTSON BRO,
je25 rs MAin-st.
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leRua Notice.



To Maria AcClsskey, Clark Aldsrspn McClssksy,
lsses. AsstAs 0sciaskey s--.r-
VOu and eseh Il yon are hereby neti1ed that
= there u now On fis II III oDe6 u ths CIsSk II
the District Cosst Of - Coenty, Iowe, ~ EG-
hsk, . petition anl ansnAsd pstition 81 0isan
s1apssy, ehinin4 q John n. Msekis ~ - AZ
two Aun1eo6 sd 1fty dollars, With iatersst tAsss
% froa Nay - 1ooo,st ~ ssAS u tss PER cent.
per anEa0. payabls asnsally - nsasy - - :
asst9ng~ as1r ~ hin - Charles Mssos, datsd
5sss y, A. D. -, End ciaioir se1iHst him 80
sssA = go ths foreclosure u ssid mostoaee, ehs
sans hetns %
Lots ssvsa(D 50 sisht o.. In Blsek one hsn.
dsed ard ninsty .tvo (io3) II tAe CITY Of Ksokuk
Lee cosnty. lnssy for the purehsse noney, and atd
nestgsge having bssp Assigned b. said Aason to
said HifaD Bafney.
Asd ssssss - sppsss and aaswss ssid pssisiss
on Or before seen Of ~ sseoad day of The nsxs
term Of said Court. 70 commence stKeokuk on the
Aut Monday Of ssptsnber, A. D 1881. default
willie ent<sed seaanss yss, - pstiaka tsksu ~
conleeesA, and = 0eesss reMAessd AGsinss you q
prayed tksrsin. NODL1 > 61AON0,
Jane 10, 1eSl-1m AttsSneys Tor Pitt.
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To John a. Bishop, Eathsr Parish, w.. Parish.
joseph fsrisb. Mary ] Parirh widow. MARI
j Perish 4miAer s. Ihes Pasis b iviog I'D and
- .da,ss----~F-1 &c SEslTL 9. P@alsh. sscssAsA
toefcD1antrl:
NOU sre hereby sespscsissly rott1sd thes 6Aepo
: IL nov on die IN the C.~rk's GGAs - 49, ~.
trsct Court Of Lee Cvssty. Lewa. = D. m1nnD
petition Il Hiram barney. e1nAmtnea ju1oepSn&
on kosesiasars Of nssseeSs sgsinss Sstd jok&s
A. Bsshop sbovs nAme1 fss So sno - ewetks
sa' d dsll~ss, viii Ian pr cent. inssss<t from
thr - dry Of January. 1851, gAra. tpceisI AnA
i, n<se,exssstisn sgsiIst Juhn A fiskst, and =
Aepinae ~ aaid dstsD1ann sb@vs nsssd, fsaytoe
eeeles etossslesure Y = seriGaee Divrs - -
jshn \. BtSbop 10 Mssrh, Les RelrYsn.1xza.
tsz, g., sYSs the ScSth-Esn qsarter seetieS
sHcsty-tss 81, Township sixty rvse1 i671 KoytA
H. &c I'VE lh1, IN L. s1aaty, lees shs sale @
ssid asstk Pr. 1isss = l~y = saie Aeks. -
gsiskdent d I'll eqsify ot rsdsmptioH tAsEs-
in, TOT esses ord gsnssa u relief.
N~w 1ou asl essh II ysu srs nsstAsd - sppeaf
Asd answer sails petition on sAs nessAns u he -
day x the next tern 81 said Court TO ~ holdsa -
tho Arst Mpbdsyoi December, 1861, Or jndgp~A,
And decree wiz - hsA shsssiu pssyed tcs ~ -.
fault. II. SUIT HOW'LL. $50
jane 20, i66l--4w ] b GSairitos Tor Petttiones.
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GEG Al NWTICE.


To Elisabsth Caru,hers snd i. y. Csruthsrr. hs'
husband, Caroline Elliott and SamuslRiiistt, hes
hu.band, Harriet Hhrcem and -- 6hroen, bel
husband, Sarah Todd and ~-- Todd, her hus.
hand, Henrietta HAvrstick and -- Haver-
stick, her husband, Jsmrs Wilson, J. r, Copelin
Am. w. Copelin and Carrie b C0psli minos
heirs Of Jane N. d. Copelin, dsceased.
NOU and each VI you are hereby notified that
i there 10 on die In tho olhce oil the Clsrk oil
the District Court Of Lee county, lows, at Kso-
ksk, petition and supplemental petition Of Nat,
Lafon, claiming the fore closure ~ = tain mort.
gage executed BY 7. /. McKenny andGeo. b. Will.
son to John Stannus and John Hamilton, and nc y
the property plaintiff, 10 secure certain prom.
isory note, ION which note judgment 10 also elaimed
which mortgage conveys the following property
to wit Twenty feet OF the rsar ads of lois seven
az and eight, (sl in bieck thirty-six 49, In the
city Of Keokuk, Lee county, love-, mtrs particu.
larly described In ssid Petition In vheh said rva
estate, IL 10 alleged, that Jon have Interest
~ the heirs 1t law OF The said Geo. B. Wilsss, aeu
deceased.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion on before Of the second day the nexI
term Of the ssid District Court. being the Sep
tsmber term, 1861, decree will Be rendered agHinsi
you in accordance win tho prayer ofsasd petition
and ali your interest, claim and equity Of tsdsmp
ton in and to said premises will Be cNtoG and tor
ever barred and forsclostd.
McCkARY ! BRUCE,
rN
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lA.NAL WGTaq.A.

~ 44 !
r. Charles Peterson, E;iss 6tiipe, ". G. Stsip>,
Charles Mason. ! homas crOES, John wiess Hen
~ csiap eAs 0sergs kittsss Lsvis Aspxnau, r.
Alexander, Tbs ststs cf lows, b<ggs I Camp
bsal. =. 2. 3basts, =. J. ksSs, Peter assfesy,
Eco. English; 6 80. +. ss3s s9s#o-s
VoU andeseh u Jon are hereby notified that
lsshsre = So on Bic - ne eBcs 81 the Clerk Of
the Distsiet Cssrt % ~ Comfy, Iosa. y
Ksokuk, : pstitaon 81 nirsn Barney clainiAg of
yes, CAssl1s RSsessgss thsAssn n sAFts AsndssA
and eighaytAxse dollars with ~ per cent. interest
pr annssa, payable annpsily, - = oDey due o.
mortgage made BY Jon to Charles Mason end siBCs
Aeigned tosaid Hiram Barney, dated recenbsr IL,
l664i AlaoslaiNtnG aGstnet saehof ycs tAs foseDs
sure q said mortEAgr. the fams feing upopl Lots
hye LII and sH II In Ulotk one huAdred Ard forty
ssssa IL A5ly ip sbe Gaty al Kcs,knk, La< county,
lows Tor the purchase money sld further aakins
Tor sale sfsAi6 prentice, snd general relief.
And npless you appear aid sns 81 SAID pssslisn
on or before noon Of the second cay OF sAs next
teT = u said Ocsrs - commence ~ keokuh or the
6nt Mend4y o1 September. A. j.. 1S6l, sArSsuJt
be entered against ycu, and Judgment rendered
thereon - prsy edfor In said petit tin.
NOBLE 4 STRpNQ,
june ~. lS01.dln 4tt'ysfof PlaintsG
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No. S. Beek nan -etreet,
Dec. It'd New York
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
d. W. KILBOURNE \

WI. w. BS IVW1 I,
Main-st. ID door from 4th
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27
President Judgs

The electionof Hon. w. j. Woodward as
President Judge of Berks county and his ac-
cePtance OF that post, will render tempo
rary appointment of Judge for this district,
by the Governor necessary. Snch appoint
ment withstand until after the next general
election, when the Office will be filed BY
popular suffrage. Five years of Judge WIS
term in This district are unexpired as he was
elected in 1856, but we believe the Judge
TO be elected next fall will serve for full
term OF ten years, and hot for the mere bal
ance OF the present term.
We understand that The members of the
bar in our district, without distinction of
party, are ir favor of the appointment of
WILLIAM ELwsLL. ESQ.,, of Towanda, as
Judge, and that nearly all of them recon :
mended him 10 the Governor for the place.
He is good lawyer, and a man of high
character. and pleasant address. If he
Governor complies with the wishes of The
district, in appointing Mr.. Elwel, we can
congratulate ourselves upon the Continued
possession of an excellent President Judge
Columbia Democrat
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27
President. Lincoln Burnt in Effigr-

On the 9th inst. the first anniversary OF
his election, President Lincoln was burnt
in effiey in the city of GAINESVILLE. Ohio
for his usnfpaions Of power was ;his in
dignity offered 10 the President bur SIM
ply for doing whal he had a constitutional
and legal right to do-removing Fretuont
from the command OF the Department of
the West
This removal is loudly denounced by
Republicans and so. called U,lionjas who
were lately blatant for the support of the
President in all his acts, as Identical with
the support Of the Government and the Uni
on
Had a mob of Democrats, when the Pres
ident suspended the writ OF habeos corpus,
or when he destroyed The freedom of speech
and the press and denied The right of petit
ton assembled unanimously, and burnt
| him IN efhgy, what a yell OF indigu alton
and wrath reyerheraliug across the conii-
nent, would have b ursl forth from the Re.
publican aud Abolition ranks The cry o
AItdfbu tfdSOD NOItu nave DCeU
proclaimed by every political anti slavery
| newspaper and every fanatic III the land.
The immediate imprisonment. il not the
execution of lhe mobocraIs, would have
been demanded, as a just penalty for IheiI
audacious aud treaso6able amusement Ii
! is doubtful, If such scene had been enact
+ ed by Democrats few months ago, wbe,h
+ er the aiders and abe:tor. would have been
/ permitted, al least in some locations in ;hi'
State to survive for twenty our hours after
/ wards.
Republicans burning Lincoln in etfisy
/ The thought is stariiing But times change
and the bogus Union savers change viii
them. II IS no uncommon thing for fanap
/ ics and hypocfits to Willy and persecu,,
/ those whom they have once proiersed Il
/ love and worship, hen they can no longel
4 use them 10 effect their selfish Pnrp oSes.-
Certain Republicans and radical Abolition
lists are now showing by the abuses ant
curses they heap upon President LincolI
Tor removing Fremont. how deep aud sin
/ cere were there loud professions of love an,
devotion TO the Administration, the Govern
msnt and the Union Morbid. Democrat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

II one hal: of what is said in the Hunting
don papers about the inspection of horses
at that place be true, the government has
been most outrageously swindIed. The
journal (republican) says that Of 700 horses
purchased and branded 900 or more are
unfit for the service" The Globe (dem ocraf-
ic) says "Horses were rushed through on
Tuesday without respect 10 age, color, or
soundness ~ One lot of these horses, il
seems. was furnished ty Ex-Senators Sci.
lers and Souihers and the other by Alex
H. Mcclure, late chairman OF the Rspub-
lican State Committee. We have no doubt
Secretary Cameron and Adjutant Thomas
might have found extravaganza and fraud
nearer home than St Louis, if they had
been so inclined. Easton Sentinel.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

CoMMoDoRE WILKES SUsTAISED When
the President was informed OF The arrest OF
the rebel emissaries, il is said that he de
claFed emphaiIcally that they would not be
given up by This government even though
a war with England should be the con
sequence. The law officers OF the govern
ment also sustain the action OF Captain
Wilkes upon pTecejents furnished oy inief-
national Law IL appears sha' the govern
ment received Information Of the fact that
large quantity OF private levers despatch
es bills OF exchange drafts, &c. had been
sent after Messrs. Mason and Slidell, from
Havana to New YORK, 10 follow Them 10 Eu-
rope by the steamer from the latter point.
Bnl few detectives were put on the watch,
aid secured the whole batch oil correspon
dence before the steamer left
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27
Accidental Shooting.

One of the most heart rending ac cdelns
it has ever fallen to our lot to record, oc-
CURED at the store of Col H. Hilman,
in this borough, on Friday morning last
Five young men named respectively Frank.
lin Smith, Arthur Hilman Holland Hill
man, Edward Smith ard John H. Doak,
some OF whom had been intimate associates
for years, were in the store reading or re-
hearsing one of Shaks peare's plays ~hen,
coming TO a soldiers scene, each picked
up an instrument with which to make a
charge. One had an old sabre another
gun barrel, aud q gun standing near, young
Smith gTasped II, aud pointing it towards
Doak (not knowing that it was loaded)
discharged load OF duck shot icto the
neck oil the latter. He fell and died almost
Instantly. DR.. Urquhart was summond 10
the spot in a moment, out too late The
fatal shot had done its work, and one OF the
most esiimable young men in our m DIST
had been summoned into eternity The
coroner held an inqnest in the afternoon
who rendered a verdict that the "sai6 John
H Doak came 10 his death by the acciien-
tai discharge ot gun in the hands of
Frank lin Smith, causing mortal wound. /"
Luzerne Union
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

AsoTHER DEMocRAT ELECTED "A According
to the last. Fulton Democrat the Hon. John
Cessna, of the Summerset and Bedford Dis
trici, is elected TO the Legislature, surely,
BY majority of ~ ever Householder. Re-
publican. This will be gain of one Dem
oczatic vote in the House if the report is
correct II is stated that the military vote
changed the result in MIR. Cessna's favor
John Cessna is an able man, and man
OF considerable legislative experience. We
should be pleased 10 see him made speak
or of the House, and would feel perfectly
satisfied with the Committees and decisions
made by him, in that capacity. There may
be good deal of ruth in his election as the
Republican press have kept mum on the
subject; not werd having been said about
this district since the counting of the army
vote.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

EDITORIAL CHANGE An editorial change
has taken place in The Danville Infeiligeneer,
J. S. Sanders having retired and Thomas
Chalsant superseding. This paper has been
ably conducted for over three years by the
retiring editor, and we presume with Peeu-
mary success TO himself. His successor, by
the way a radical and stanch Democrat. is
. readJ and influential writer, possessing
sufficient energy and ability 10 maintain TOR
the Inteliisencer that high position and stand
ing il now holds in the Democratic ranks =
This paper is one of the most straightforward
and reliable weekies received in our sane
tum Success to the new editor; also, to
Mr.. Sanders in whatever persuit he may see
ft 10 engage.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

News, since the capturing of Slidell and
Mason, and McCIellan's grand review, has
been rather scarce; movements along the
Potomac have caused no great cousierna-
sion among either the Union or Rebel party
all parties appear 10 have kept exceedingly
quiet since the powerful and important ac.
ton OF oar troops down in South Carolina.
The taking Of Fou Walker and Fort Beaure-
gard, with the occupying of Beaufort. has,
in great measure. put quieius on lhis
Southern rebellion. This piece of work, so
nobIy performed by our brave boys, has
fell like cold wet blanket upon hOt ssees-
sion. Gen. Mcclellan will make another
important move on the Checker board, . in a
few days, one that will cause the rebels 10
tear open their eyes still wider They must
and shall be put DOM is the cry of every
ffue friend OF she Union.