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Tie ED Of FeJru ry-Raisi"g Of tie
L2gg on Me Cepit0l.

HAnpIsEUad, Feb. 5.--rhe joint Com.
mitteo of the two Houses to prepare
programme of ceremonies to be observed
on the occasion of raising the national flag
over the Capitol on the 22d of February,
had a, meeting last evening. 1t is under
stood that they will publish a general invita-
ton to the military and civic associations
throughout the State to participate SeY-
eral military companies from Il distance,
and the mountain Commanders of knight
Templars OF Altoona, have already ntma-
ted their intention to visit Harrisburg on
the occasion, The flag was purchased IT
Philado phia last Saturday, by Mr. e. II
Rauch, Chief Clerk of the House, and
represented to be Il masniiiccn; affair."
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TIE WEATHER AyD CRoPs IN TEXAS.
-Adyices from the interior of Texas re
port delightful weather. In some places
the fruit trees have begun to blossom, and
the farmers and planters have commenced
breaking up ground for painting In
many sections a fine coating of grass is said
to be gradually gathering on the prairics'
In the upper counties the wheat crop is
everywhere very promising.
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GoLn AND SILVER dcpo.itcd in the
Franklin Saving Fund, No, 1876 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, Philadcl-
phia, since January LIST, 1851, will be re-
paid in gold or silver Bank notes de-
po.itcd repaid in bank notes. Deposits
received ana payments made daily with
interest.
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sxg- Gen. Tom Tnu@, the "Originsl
natural Curiosity will exhibit on the
Second of March, in tho rou't House, at
Bloomsbury, His hcighth is 81 inches,
weight % lbs. and age 23 years Our
citizens should not fail to avail themselves
Of this last opportunity to come and see
the nollc lttl. funny General,
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PETITIONS from New York City alone
in favor of the Crittenden Compromise,
with over sir-Nree Mousona signatures,
have been presented to Congress
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Wolves RETURNING-It is stated. as
y singular fact, that for the first timo in
twenty years, wolves are now showing
Themselves in the Aroostook region, Maine.
Previous to 1910 they were very abundant
there.
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Retirement of Members.

Thirty Southern Members and fourteen
Southern Senators have resigned their
seats in Congress and left tho National
Capitol
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WE call the attention of Farmer to th1
Card Of The Lodi Manufacturing Co., No.
i3O, South Wharves, Philadelphia, of the
celebrated Fertilizer, PoUDRErTE. 1t is
worthy the attention of all Agriculturists,
Read their advertisement and send for n
Barrel.
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New York United States Senator.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb ..
The Legislature met in joint Convention
o.day and proceeded to the election of
United States Senator in place Of Mr.
Seward. Hon. Ira Harris, of Albany, the
Republican nominee, was elected. His
term of six years commences on the 4th Of
March.
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TIE populltion o. Columbia County for
1860, is enormously stated in the Auditor
Generals Report, 1t i. there put down at
24,GO3. The number of inhabitants Of our
County, as exhibited by the Marshals
Schedules, is rs, ,l24--a difference of just
52l souls.
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YOUNG ARMSTRONG was convicted in
Philadelphia during the past week, for the
murder of Crawford. A motion for a new
trial has been made.
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TuE Store of Greasy & Co, at Light
Street, is well stocked with choice Goods,
and are always to be obtained on the most
favorable terms.
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ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE.

ADMINlSTRATOR S NOTICE.
ESt,te Of thnstOphcr II. Smih, deceased.
| ETTERS Of Administration on tht Estate of Chris.
IL ttphcr II. SuitI, lat Of llemOck township Couu-
ba county GecrHsd have been granted by the Register
u Columbia uunty, ~ the undersigned, resiing IN said
ilamuck townships all persons having claim. against
tue Esac NJ the decrdUnt requested to present them
to THE Administrator with out delay, and all persons
indebted u make payment forthwith. -
AARON SMITH.
fdniaiS ttdior'
February 0, l56l.-Gwt.
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

Tha Annual Meeting OF the "Pennsyivana Editorial
Jnon," will be held In Fulton Hall in the city Ian
castor, on WEDNESDAY, tn. Goth of February next at
81 O'Clock p NJ. Importnnt business will he tan
and II IL hoped that there will be full attendance
the nomb.ts,and Editors generally throughout the state.
An election will be held for officers the suing
MORTON McMICHAEi., President,
J. II. PuLEsTOs, l.. II. DAVIS secrstaries.
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ALABAMA FAEE NEGRo BlLL.--Thc
Senate of Alabama has passed bill re.
quiring all free negroes to leave the State
by the lst of January, 1852, or be sold
into slavery.
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PRINCE ALFRED had arrived at Ply
mouth for the purpose of embarking on
board the St. George to join the Nortl
American squadron.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Latest by Telegraph.
Another Democratic Triumph

AuOtner DemocraClC IrluInpu'
Hon. GEORGE SANDERsoN, Editor Of
the Lancaster Intelfgencer, was on Mon
day last, reelected Mayor of the City Of
Lancaster. Last year Mr.. Sandorson's
majority ever Thos. Ii. Burrows, was 200.
This year his majority over Mr.. Wiley,
Republican is 720-a democratic gain Of
81 votes.
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JoHN S. JACKSON, Esq, proprietor Of
the Philadelphia Sunday Transcript, died
in that city on Thursday morning last,
after 4 protractcd and painful illness.
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Mrs. MARY MOTLEY, of Milwaukee has
recovered $1,000 from the La Crosse
Railroad, for the death of her son, killed
by an accident on the road last year.
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GRAND ATTEMPT TO HUMBuG q
FARMERS.

,oMG persons must thiak Farmers are Fools or they
= uouI not has the I;pIl'nr" hhd au iatllE |" use
til, na Of Fl0Hcud for the purps s. uf dcGtltihG lh1
pubIic AMI iahing cjpal OLt ui MS namr. ANY per
son or parsons s. hO my na uc IN any shape "r or
nlf on show cards han bi!ls" ad him IN srl'lns
hupis articles b. il Vegetable Cattle Powder tait'-
ini.nrIt Ilrnya Powder, amy thing else, is down
right imput aud dcSCrvtsl 10 be 81 roh>idtr"d ny an
ruluht ned community. IcInF tn" author, dsc"N'rtr
sole and cumpuuntcr "i al III. ybthtu
Cattle Medicines formerly prepared 10y ih Tor brihip
From Id {. Co, from their hr-t Introduction 1" ue
time uf t.ir dissolution, Dr. FRONEt htp ie'is an
honest prid. in protecting the public dud ialhfrs III
u.fIi ar from further rcpti'n from hElhG us-''ss
anI humbg mixtures put up hyTonl, bitk and har'y'
without partcin OF know ledge "r experience IN ,h'h
matters depending entirely on his name To nhN' tri
s,ll 70 nut =, such !ishoEortle trlck' nav
det rnntd tu put my written sisnanfcnn ch'h pah ~
III, Vegetable Cattle Powder and each bottle 81 'atle
Linin'nt. aud al my ether pr"pGrations as 'APec'
| soon To sec iii IN all COuutrriritrd .
LOOK BEFORE YOU UUN.
My signature vi b. guarantee i.r THOSE VINO mai
to hiy a uurr and rrnuinr article prepared III sclr
| liz manner. Manufactured only hE ,.,rv,prn
At the old stand No. 3I7 North 81 s., fhiluiclpia-
| ,It ~ - - rt "y st,iyn Agent.
| Trbr Iary :. lsCl 3m'
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stg- Hon. ALLISON WurE, Ex. NJ. of
G. from Clinton county, paid flying visit
the past week to Bloonsburg,
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ROllRENS
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This work contains 2Oi pages, and upwards of 500
Rules and Examples entirely aud Thoroughly PRACTICAL
such arise every day in the common pur us of Uus
ness. Ii has already passed through a number of Ed
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New & 0ucrtis
RICK! EsECEk!l

r II undersigned is prepared to supply Brick, Of
good quality, al fair price. lie will b: found at the
Brick Gari UfD IT, M'kinny, near MeKclvy Il Meals
furnac" Persons desiring to purcha'c viii do well to
call IA brick will be made and must be sold.
J. w. FURNAN, 9gsu.
~ 100000 now hand ani ready for sat.
BloOMshurg Fob. ., lOGl 3m. J. H. r.
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Two brilliant Entertainments rnonn at ,, Even.
lag At ~. DJo.s open hIif an hour previous.
The General appr5r- in all his nGw -ungs Dances Tu.
itatiDHs GrccGu STATUTE. q assisted by Mr.. ". TONI
LIN, tue great English Baritone unl BassO, from The
NObiliti4R Concerts, London; nr. w. De WE'RE, the
Am- fican Tenor, aud Mr.. &. Il. TlrIDNB, Pianist.
AImi.siun-Day Entertainment % cents Children
under ten, 10 cents Evening Entertainment, Is cents
Chiltrn IN Ter ten 10 cents Reserved Seats rs .ents
ScDOuls admitted an liberal Terms.
The Little gal rides in his miniature carriage from
the Exchange llut", tO tn Hall.
ALFRED CArELY, Business Agent.
lis visits Danvill', an tbs 1 Of Nurch
February o, l-ul, yts.
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TEACIIERS' ASSOCIATION.

by the Barrel, Tor sale at
Nayla, lss0.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Asstd Brands Pateut Medicines Of every variety In
Liquors (purG) for medicinal use only Fluid, ,Canplenc
Carbon Oil, Turpentine and Alcohol Trusses Shoulder
Traces and Abdominal supporters Surgical and Dem
tai Instruments n sh nail and tooth Bru nid Camphun
phreys Homeopathic Remedies, Garden, Canary, Rape
and Hemp seeds, Thermometers, proofglas Morocco
Leather aud shoe Findings, &C.. &c, together with the
largest and most varied assortment of German Toys
IANK II NOTIONS,
brought to this place. all Of which please call and
see aud you must believe.
Having learned by sad experience that "loug credits
will not keep things moving" have determined to
re UIUG& pKls&So
to cash buyers to make it object them well as
the seller to deal the cash principle, either money
ready trade.
Having served regular appr n,icc ship at the Drug
aud Apnthscary business sides having carried it ON
for the last eighteen years, my own hook, | faei
myself that am abla to do justice to all giving
trial. Thankful to the public for past favors, would
ask trial on the new principle aud will guarantee "a
all,tla 1t will make long friends, anl pay best in the
end to pay cash and buy at reduced prices
pa HSiNIAN~ PIKE kiPTlONS
fully compounded and all orders correctly answered
Al medicines guaranteed as recommended, Store Ronm
Main Street near Market next door to the Post of
fce bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa
EPHRAIM p. LUTZ.
4. 1sC0.
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ANOTHER Fac FLoATISa.--The Stars epd-
Stripes were unfurled from the Hudson street
School House yesterday afternoon at half
past i've o'clock. Hundreds Of children and
their friends gathered in front of the school
house, sang the Star sPangled Banner, afssr
which Leland's band played several pieces
Of martial music. Rev. Mr.. Avery being
present was introduced by the principal, Mr..
I. B. Baton, and talked with earnestness
and purpose, and bid the children respect
and honor their nations Gag. Mr.. Z, P. In
gersoll followed with a short and stirring ad-
dress, the young folks as we'll IS the cid
were greatly interested and gave him three
hearty cheers. Cheers for the Tag; teachers
and the Union went up, snd the assembly
dispersed. BY invitation, the band, speak-
ers and teachers repaired to Mr.. James Cor
hams and partOOk Of bOunteful refresh
ments.
On rising from the table Mr.. Leland was
presented with boquet. The band played
a Home Sweet Home" and dispersed. The
whole affair was most creditabls to the pa
irons and teaches Of the school.
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OaIanell RIlaaEnrrh. 1

Colonel Ellsworth, the Father Of Zouavs
tactics in America, for, whose death the
nation now nouns, was a native Of New
York State, and studied fora time at Vest
Point acquiring much pro6eiency in the
manual Of military exercise and the use Of
arms. BE Wss quite yonng, being only
about twenty-seTen years Of age. Hismanly
countenance and marital bearing are known
to most Of our citizens, among whom Ae made
many warm personal friends upon the ooca-
sion Of his visit to Cleveland during the
Eastern tour Of the Chicago Zouaves in the
f.u of1een 50 ta- @ ~ % cl 500 nll1Gig1il
He settled in Chicago several years ago,
where, his love Of military pursuits still
abiding with him, he conceived and executed
the idea Of organizing aZouaVs corps. His
observation of events in the Orimesn War
led him to belle 5e the Zouaye system superior
to the common infantry tactics, and he set
about mastering It, and invited the young
nen Of Chicago to join him. Scme forty or
City responded 10 the call, and in years
time they had acquired degree Of proficiency
unparalleled in this country, and last year
they were invited to visit the Eastern cities.
With the incidents of that brilliant tour all
are familiar They we're received With
marked attention everyWhere and Colonel
Ellsw, rIh's society was courted By the first
men Of the nation. Among these was Mr..
Lincoln, the then candidate for the Presi-
dency. The intelligence and integrity Of the
young Colonel won the affections of Mr..
Lincoln, who subsequently invited him to
form one Of the Presidential party during the
journey to the Capital. r-s
Soon after the issue Of the Presidents
Proclamation calling for volunteers, Colonel
Ellsworth repaired to New York city and
organized, from the various companies COM
posing the New York Fire Department, the
regiment known as the Fire 2ouates. After
drilling bis men 70 high degree OF pro-
iciency, he promptly moved them 10 Wash
ugton, where they have been encamped up to
Taur-asy night last when, in the perform
ance of duty nndsf orders from his Gov.
srnmsnt, the gallant Colonel fell victim to
assassination. .s-~H.. -ss.-il
Colonel Ellsworth was unmarried, but We
understand be had formed matrimonial
engagement with young lady Of Chicago.
The death of Colonel E lsworth is nation
al loss, and bis uutimely fate is lsmented by
-sl---zards who had learned to respect hiHl f0r
his integrity, love him for his generosity,
admire him for his ability, and honor him for
his bravery. Peace to his ashes. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

PrKsOxAL.-Capt. Charles Green, Of the
U. 8. Navy, who is well and most favorably
known upon the Lakes, not only as one Of
the former officers Of the Michigan, bat
more recently as in charge Of the Light
House department about Buffalo, has re-
csived orders to report without delay at Phil
adelphia, for the command of the o. 8.
sloop- Of war Jamestown. His many friends
here will wish him q successful cruise, and
congratulate him upon having broader and
more active 6eld of professional service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

CLEVELAND I PIrTsBURaH RAILRoAD.-The
receiver Of the Cleveland Z Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company gave notice that the time for
funding the unsecured indebtedness Of the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
according to the proposition contained IN the
last report Of the Company, is limited to
July 1, 1881. The holders Of the river line
bonds, income bonds, dividend bonds and
bills payable Of said Company are notified
10 present them TO be exchanged for the new
bonds Of the Company, Of the denomination
Of $500, now ready for delivery at the Office
Of the Company in Cleveland, or TO h. C.
KiDgtley, at No. IS William street, N. "
N =. Posi-.
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RETovAL.- Fuller Z Co., are removing
ther whole stock of goods from the store 1913
and 135 Water street, TO the spacious store in
M.ubIs Block, No. 2I5 Superior street, where
in cosnsctiOn with the Retail Department
they WI show the finest stock Of Hats,
Caps, Furs,. Straw Goods, &C. &C., for both
the whOlssals and retail trade ever exhibited
In this city. 1To.4sl cav NO
Fuller 4 Co. IRE extensively engaged in
the manufacture sf Military Caps, and are
prepared tosupply sny amount of orders for
them without delay. my24,9t
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ARnlY OoRRRsPoNpRNoR.


CAlEP MOCLELLEE, MAR PHILADELPHIA, 81.
r May 2Ist, 1881.
Last night orders came for Us % clean up
onr mwkets aud put our traps to rights, 50
ss 10 Be in readiness to march al o'clock P.
h. to-day. We ware much delighted. and
set TO work with gNOd will, but finally our
hopes were all dashsd !SOr the present at least,
by a second order eountTmsnding the frat.
We shall probably be kept here for day or
50, although it is not improbable that we be
called upon at any moment % set G" route
for the Capital. 1Ia H-N3
We are kept under very striOs discipline,
and are always within sound Of the Arnm.
To get out Of camp pass must be ObtslnAd
from the Captain and countsrGgnsd by tie
Colonel, and but few of these are grantees.
A night or two ogO, some of the boys pro-
cured citizens dresses, and put on large
amount Of dignity and independence, and
with leisurely and mattsr-of-course sort
Of an air, strOlled past the ssntinels, went
down town, staid through the afternoon and
returned in time for roll can in the even
ing. The ''dodge" took 50 well that the
players began to grow quite numerous, and
great many larks were enjoyed in eOnse-
quenee, with the risk Of confinement staring
the reprObatss in the face. Our Captain,
however, got an inkling of the matter, and
in future the old way must serve TO get those
out Of camp that wish to go.
We receive many presents from Cleveland.
Isaac A. Isaacs sent rs a lot Of undsrshirts
and socks last week while we were in Ian
caster, and Mr.. Gaines forwarded US lot of
oysters. We gave them three times three
end tremendous "tigsr," and only wish
We could catch them about camp for mo-
ment.
After returning to our quarters from dress
pararde this afternoon we had suDDeE- after
which c-rt. raddock wished US to have a
short company drill. We went through the
Light Infantry tactics (rallying and skirm-
ishing incIuded) to the delight of all the
spectators, (Of which there was vast mum
ber). 1t pleased our Col. McCOok SO we'll
that he gave US great credit and a company
pass, to go to Philadelphia tomorrow. It
suits well, and We anticipate a grand time.
Capt. Paddock can't be beat, and the eleve-
land Grays receive more compliments than
any company on the ground.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

SABBATH EVESfSe IscruAEs. The closing
lecture of the second course on Pilgrims
Progress, at the Plymouth Church, tO-mor-
row evening. subjects--Christiana and her
companions passing the "Enchanted
Ground" ;" the " Land of Beuioh," River
of Death" and Reception at the Gates Of the
Celestial City.
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Assistant Quarter Master seater forwarded
with the regiment 500 blankets, 500 caps, 800
pairs PsntalOons, and 400 flannel shirls.-
They will receive arms at Columbus.
- GENERAL ORDERING. 20. ~
HE1D QuARTERs 0zIo MILITIA
AND YoLuHFEER MILiTiA, ~
ADJuTAET CEREALS OFFICE,
LFF COLUMBUS, c., May 2s, 1861.
The uniform Of the Militia Of the Re-
serve will be as fellows:
For Oficers-ohio State regulation uni
form,
For privates- Cap-Fatigue; color, grey;
visor, straight, black welt or cord in seam Of
crown and upper edge Of nand
coat-zouave jacket; color, greyj stand
ing collar, regulation cut.
The jacket will fall fom inches below the
belt, being cut away from the lover button,
having sufficient spring to st the hits and
back snugly, leaving full freedom Of action
to the limbs.
Cuff, collar and jacket to be trimmed with
balf-ineh black btaid, set back half an inch
from the edge. Army buttons, medium
size, three on each cuff, and Eve in front,
buttoning from the top down to the belt.
IroIoscrs-same material as cost, with
black welt or cord in outer seam.
Shirt-Grey, with two bands Of half-ineh
black braid running down the frou t, two
inches apart.
sergesnts and corporals will wear thensgal
badge Of Office, made of same braid as the
trimmings of the jacket. -
This uniform can be procured at price
Ringing from seven TO ten dollars, according
10 quality of material. A sample uniform
viii be:deposited at the office Of the Quarter
Master General, and cut Of the same will
be given in the second edition OF the Book
OF state Regulations, now in preparation
for issue.
n. B. CARRINGTox,
Adjutant General.
Nv o-dpr Cona N ar-in-Chiaf
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IA Military blankets and cloth direct
from the manuiactOry and at manufacturers
prices. by {. H. Robinson, Iss Superior
street, Cleveland. A very superior quality
Of blanket i'm pervioas to Rs q, Companies
supplied on short mott es % orders 'Kill
be met with prompt stRpt9E. Addrcss G..
q. Robinson, Is2 Superior street.
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