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, 1861-04-18

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE meeting Of mer-
chants to-day was most imposing md enthu-
slast1c, representing the most wealthy portion
Of the community. $1,000 headed the sub
seription list for the 7th Regiment On the spot.
Only twelve subscribers. Probably $4,000
viii &c raised Tomorrow.
3l5 T: MA body Of men has just gone
doan Wan street to the Journal qr Commerce.
office to enforce the mob Law or have the
American flag hung out. The Express and
Oay = Boos com piled under the same terms.
$50 F; M The Journal Of Commerce saved
their building By displaying the American Tag.
It is reported that a. T. Stewart has offered
million Of dollars to the Government. -
Marshal Rynders Wac knocked down on
Monday by Deputy Sheriff Riell.
that FoRTY.S1NE PERSONS ;. WERE
KILLED, and ONE HUNDRED AND
Tile following are the New York appoint
ments, made By the President to-day: United
States Marshal, Robert s. Murray Surveyor,
Abraham W.keman; Naval Officer, Geo. Den
nison; Naval Officer, silas B. butcher; AS
sisiaut Treasurer, Richard II. B1atchford.
The steamer R. B. Tyler, from Savannah,
reports that the Harriet Lane was inside the
Chsr1eston bar She had steam up. Also,
bark rigged steamer inside, probably the
Isabel Capt. Crocker reports that he saw
that Fort Sumter had no breach in the wall
outside, but looked somewhat battered.
NEW YoRK, April 17.-RecruitiEg is going
on hriskly in this city, aud Government regi-
ments are rapidly filing up, and sailors In
great numbers are applying for the naval SER
vice. Work at the Navy Yard is progressing
rapidly, and the Wabash, North Carolina, sa-
7annah and Perry are fast being put in readi-
ness. All the city regiments announce their
discrimination to respond when needed, but
there are individual cases in most OF them,
unwilling to serve against the South.
The 93th Regiment unanimously voted last
night to tender their services to the Govern
ment Drills are daily and nightly held by the
various regiments. which are fast filing up, as
well as the volunteer companies.
Resolutions were adopted at large meet
ing Of the Central Republican Club last night
not very complimentary to Mayor Wood,
commencing the course Of the H:razd, and
expressing disapprobation Of those engaged at
Hartford and other places In manufacturing
arms for the South.
NEW YoRK, April II. The Daily Ne,s nut
out the American flag, and most OF the crowd
started for the New York Hotel, the headquar-
,ers Of Southern visitors. The Day Book has
drawn TN the flag There is small crowd
ahott the Office, which ia guarded By police.
NEW YonK, april II, II F. M--The Ameril
can flag i not yet hoieted at the New Toik
Hotel, Disturbance feared tonight.
, 1861-04-18
THE PROCLAMATION.

The Presidents Proclamation wss so
mangled by telegraph that We print it as
we tnd it in the New Yorkpapers to which
II was correctly transmitted. It will be
found On the Second page, and the Presi-
dents reply to the Virginia Commissioners,
E}sQ. Read hnfh
, 1861-04-18

The If1nts speaks of the 1raitor Davis as
t'His Exceilency President Davis" This is
rather too sweet to be wholesome. The cd
itor's fondness fer titles may bc plead IN 1aia-
gation, but VIC submit thatthe leader 1 the
Insurgents is hardly entitled to such "dis-
ttuguished consideration " at the hands OF
those protesting loxn9ty to tic United States
aud the CouEftttUtIQu, -
, 1861-04-18
VOTE OF THE CAYF.

A correct table Of the returns Of T1,es-
days election will be found in another col-
umn- Nr: Rumsey's majority is 1878, and
The total vete cast is Il ,8z5. An error was
made IN our tootings yesterday by the sub
h'suaion OF Mr: Rumsey's figure in the
Seventh Ward to the Bryan column, and
ftce sers1-1naking difference Of oyet 400
votes
, 1861-04-18

w AN T E D.-A Situation by
keeplpsfn Iii ta departments, ana fsmiiar with te
Ionfns and nanase4snt qt . ComnisEoas Forward
F.: P9at otca drawer 81 80, with name and place OF
Interview. spl8xSt
, 1861-04-18

4 dispatch from keT York says that A. G.
Stewart, the owner or, the marble palace and
great dry goods store On Broadway, has offered
the Governor OF New York aae x1&{zion Of dol
lars to sustain the Government, enforce the
laws and equelch This wicked rebeIIieu.
, 1861-04-18

..,Paon1bGaciE, i. t., Ipril 17.-rhe 1egisla-
tire has passed a bill authorizing the rafsipo
of regiment. It ia understood that $500, ,0W
win be appropriated.
The Pocasset Bank has rendered s25oo0 to
the Governor Of Rhode Island for military
purposes.
PROVIDENCE, 4. L, April 1.-THE Legisla-
ture appropriated s5o0,0oO for military pur-
poses. The banks offered f26o, 1000 to the
State, .
, 1861-04-18

!. ~ sH1ARxFoRn1 1prN1E .1ss1. :.
=: This WAR nevs creates1 lntsnkas hxe4tesnent
here. Men OF ~ parties axe wtttttsi1l their
Tina (Dsnnocrsaoh ftn consequence of ii SUP.
portiag-. the =Eontheln rnuVement.t5z Colts
.Nofks afe running night and day, turning out
slAsget taaantitles 81 pistols for |fhs Sonfharn
rebels. Al large number ot eztae5x xena. Tor.
iVarded tbs noon by Adams' Express Com
pany, to Peter Williams Il Co., Richmond,
Virginia. -.
, 1861-04-18
a Gard from Hfr. Bryan.
4 Voice from Dfy-Goo41R

Editors Chicago Tribune:
We had intended to hoist the Stars and
Stripes oyer cur store, but finding so little
room In the breeze, for one more in Chicago,
We propose to present such aag as you may
select to the first company of volunteers which
shall be enrolled under the Government call,
outside Of Chicago; for the United states ser.
vice. Companies competing for the flag will
communicate to you the date of their readi-
iness; and If they will plant it on the walls Of
Sumter you can draw on US for any reward,
next to the one thatshopld be offered fol the
head Of Jefferson Davis.
Yours, for the war,
r. !. !: COOLEY, FARwEL1 d Co.
, 1861-04-18

issued his proclamation conyening the IL Iegiss Is
lature on Monday uext, to determine measures
IL response to the Presidents call for troops.
He has received dispatch from the Sectet6rt
Of War, stating that Maine's quota Of troops
will be required at the rendezvous by the Goth
May.
, 1861-04-18

CoEooRD, n. H., April 1.-THE State Cap
ito1 Bank has rendered loan Of $4,000 to tie
state in aid of putting down rebellion. ::
, 1861-04-18

i WuIanl laToN, Dsl:, April 1I-Iha seces-
sipntateare oyerawsd By tbs prevalent Unloa
sentiment; They had planned the eeiznre of
Fort Delaware, which WIS taken possession Of
BY the GoFezn1nent, thereby defeating tbs
project o.: III; - .
, 1861-04-18
!. BY TELEGRAPH,
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
Tie Whole North in Motion.
ii .T1.aG.aR.d OF .uOH.EY'.
.@ .AN.D .ME.N. ";
a eTARTLIHG REPORT FaoM
PORT mouLTRta.
Marshal Ryndera With a Dusty Coat.
VIRGINIA NOT OUT YET.


JEFF. Davis Issues Letters Marque and
Reprtsala. 5.:
, 1861-04-18

NEW HAVEN, CoEN., April 17-The Elm
City Bank has just rendered to the Governor
Of the State $50, 900 towards meeting the Ma
tional emergency, with liberty to draw at
s1ght.
, 1861-04-18
MICHIGAN

DETROIT, April 17.-Gen. Cass made aspeech
this morning on the occasion Of the Board Of
Trade unlnEling the National Flag over their
rooms. He was atrongly in favor Of support
ing the Union, the Constitution and the
said that in crisis like the present it was the
duty Of every citizen to stand by the Govern
ment. Oakland county alone offered to mise
one regiment Of troops, all that is required by
the Federal Government from the e1tire
state f - -
, 1861-04-18

ITO RENT.-The half Of the Store
T. No, ~ South Clark street. between Randolph
and Washington street, This store = the best leSs
Dress Trimmings aud VIII be preferred to let It E4r
similar business. Apply to AUG. SCHwARZ, 15S
, 1861-04-18
l Humane Suggestion.

NNlLpt8 OF 1rlpUue'
Noticing paragraph in yonr issue Of the
18th. that certain Bank Directors in New
Hampshire had sgresd to contribute one hun.
dred dollars each towards fund to be raised
for the families. Of those soldiers who may fall
In defence Of their country, I thought the
example well worthy Of imitation by the citi-
zens Of Chicago. Shall we not at once CON.
menee such q cont tth,tion for fAa1aaiIlaa Of
those Of our own cit5 who may fall in the
effort to maintain the honor Of the flag, and
the pezpstuity. Of the Upion?
lean contribute only mite, but will do
that eheerfally. Put ma down for hfty dol
lars. n. Coz.
Chicago, AprA 16, 1860.
a Card from MIR. Bryan.
.,o CH1c4so, III. April u, 1851.
10 the Gentlemen Of the Chicago Daily Press.
The Union Ticket, (asS was anticipated),
yielded as readily to the excitement incident
to he war news, as did For: Sumter to the
bombardment.
However, among the cancellations of defeat,
the most prominent, next to happy exemp-
Hon from official care, will be the cherished
remembrance Of general peraonal kindness,
and OF the marked, yet delicate courtesy, e1-
tended to me by etsry member Of the Chicago
Daily Press, English and German, for which,
Gentlemen. be pleased to. accept the grateful
Acknowledgements OF,
Yours, very truly,
THos. B. BRIAN, i
, 1861-04-18

MADISON, Wis, April 15--The Legislature
adjourned sine die this forenoon. Before tie
members dispersed, the Star Spangled Banner
vas sung with the most intense enthusiasm
and feeling, c1ergymen, women and children
participating and closed up with cheers that
shook the building. There is but one feeling;
Guard offered themselves, to a man. In font.
Of the Executive Chamber, This morning, aud
rendered their services, and were accepted "a
the first Company enrolled. The Madison
Guards, and many other Companies, have Of.
fered themselves. There is more NOW than
can be accented. - g.
, 1861-04-18

WAFTED.-By q young man
a situation In ! Tbuissaie or retail Grocery Store
where be can make himself generally nse3l Call at
The Intelligence Office, 100 south ClasAEk aela4ek
FOR SALE AT A GREAT SAC
Il RIF1CE-Ftye lots with frame buildnEs ell
rented 1t good prices. Situated On the N6sta sloe
two years. Address p -" Boz 4z71, Chtcsgo.
hul1IHt
, 1861-04-18

The report has been current about the city
for the past few days that Col. Graham Of
our city superintendent the building Of Fort
Sumter. The. mistake probably arose from
the fact that COT Gtuaam surveyed Charleston
harbor before the fo1t was built. The Colonel
has never been In the fort nor on the ground
sjuce its fouuda4Iona were laid.
, 1861-04-18

WA. E. sIephsua, The lce-Presldent n
Of New Dahomsy, sald last night. that ut
would take . times 900 soldiers to in.
"t1midate the corfsderatea, ard then it would
"not be done'' ~,
This is what may be called cotton eblovla-
tion.l lssverty*are times seventy.fve Thousand
is nearly SIX millions Of msn-a number q y. large
enough to .'inttmidate" Europe, 4sis, Africa,
America and Hceanica. ! 1t remains to be seen
whether the Is 600 already called out does not
give Stephens end bis confederases come dis'
uees Of mind, at least aetige exercise OF
thought
, 1861-04-18

RooHEs1sn, April t7.-The Pacific Te1e-
graph Company was organised in this city to-
day, and the following persons elseted direct
ors: Hiram sibley, Isaac Butts, JePtaa 3.
Wade, Isaac r. Elwood, Chas. II. stebbins,
Thomas r. Walker, John f. Berryhill, Edward
Creighton, Samuel l. Selden, Theodore Ad-
ans, JOHN q. Harmon, Benjamin r. Ficklin,
Albert ". Bee, James s. Graham, Joseph
Medbury.
At the meeting Of directors j. b. Wade wag
elected President. Hiram: sibley Vice-Presi-
dent, and Isaac B, Elwool, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Active measures will be taken to insure the
completion Of the line to San Francisco this
year-the cooperation Of the California COM
pany having been secured to extend their Line
Eastward.
, 1861-04-18

Jsmes 4 McDougal il ut Length choten
Senator from GaaiEornis beyond dispute. He
waa was originally of the Ohio seheol Of DE-
mocracy, but was > saalous Broaetick or snd-
Lecompton man In 1852. He received the en-
tie Republican md nearly all1the Ddahgias
oemoefsic Tok He succeeds Or. Grin, and
u eaosea for q tpu teuu.
, 1861-04-18

w-John cpsodk, N: C., of Pennsylvania
has offered Cor. Curtin s5o.oQQ Of the loan
authorized BY The State to equip troops, and
some merchants Of Pittabaxgh hevs Offered
sItnilar srm.- .,:. :~.s.s. ...~Y~+ .ss.. ,~.-
, 1861-04-18

Eumored Seizure Of the North Carolina
Forts by Gov. Ellis.
, 1861-04-18

. NalIH3Nz3IV ! ~
ST. PAu1, AItdl 1.-The Goveraor4of1ain-
neaota Issued a call to-day for regiment OF
volunteers IN response to the War: Depaztr
ment. -. :2ss ~1s. =. -. 81.
, 1861-04-18
IOWA.

BtBLMdTox, april 17.-At meeting Of the
Directors Of this Branch Of the Stats Bank Of
Iowa, this morning, the following resolution
was adopted. = q" "a
Rxso1psa, That the cashiar Of this Branch be
directed to advance to the Governor Of this State
such sum Of morey as be may require from this
Branch for the equipment sud preparation of the
regiment called for BY the Presidant Of tbs United
Quite number OF citizens Of this p1aes en-
rolled themselves yesterday as volunteers.
:. DAVENPORT, April ia salute Of 81 guns
vas fred last night md large and enthusias-
tic meeting, Irrespective Of party, was held IN
lie Claire HALL Speeehes were made by Gov:
Kirkwood, Hon. William Tandever; Attorney
General Nourae and others. GOV. Hirkwood
said he had been called ont OF a sick bed nF q
messenger who said dispatches ware waiting
him from the President; but he could not
ind them at Iowa City, and thinking they
night hAye been received ut this city, came
here to find out1 20 as to lose no time. BE
should, the u1omens he received official au-
thority, Issue proclamation to- raise
the regiment ;re4nired He would, not
call an extra session Of the Legislature,
as 1t would involve great expense and
considerable delnY.Ts The enlistment aud gtatt-
ing away Of the regiment would probably in
volve $40, 600 ezpenaa, hut he would raise this
sum and 1t onse, e ile haato pledge every dol
- Tbs :. a ha,i wasasasely crowded snd great er.
thnsiasm prevailed Resolutions were passed
unanimously Hzexpressing determination to
sustain the Federal Government. +,
Governor Kakwood will remain hero for.
advices from Washington: - s's3 - -
DAvEnroHT, Iowa, April 17.-The directors
Of the State Branch Bank Of Iowa, at Daven-;
port, rendered Governor Kirkwood the money
necessary to equip and maintafR the regiment:
called for; BY the Government The Dayen!
port City Artillery rendered their aerices md
were accepted 6Y ths Governor. =: :: :. !.
=: MINNESOTA. 49,:
ST.. PAu1, Artal:1z The Goyernor.of Mir:
nesota Issued q call to-day for regiment Of
volunteers ID response to the War: Depart-
ment., -. 5::2ss :: k =. 4:.:':. f,
, 1861-04-18

ITO RENT.-A heat, email Store
IN Good pos1tf N Apply 1t ITO Ssntn Cark d.
, 1861-04-18
CHICAGO, Thursday: APRIL: is, 1851: f.

pany Of the Governors qu4ld, who informed
spangled Bannern with him. Tie Governor
expressed pleasure at the visit, and said Ge.
was too 6oa1se to join with them. but .tai
would tell them that heWas st under lis Stars
aud Stripes. The :" STIR spsugled Banner was
then eung. s~' -: =
:: The Governor thanked the visitors for the
b sung On al fitting occasions foreYs1: The
Union must be preserved. = :: :.
duty so far" r..
so:'' !. -e..'s
yofces-...W Wen stand BY 5ou.'t - 5s:,@
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
, 1861-04-18

NEW son1tAss,: April. 17.-Aetiye prepara-
lions are making here for the defense Ct Ct the h1s
caty, The council has appropriated 4200, GOO
fbf the defense Of the city. Everything In the
way Of military matters are making rapid pro-
greae.s The subscription books for the eonfed.
erate loan we're opened to-day. The 1uEh Of
subscribers Is re:y great.
- =: 4specialto the New York Herald.1
New OaLEAss, April l6:-Seye1A vessels
are ltting out, anticipating letters Of marqne.
Pensacola status unchanged
, 1861-04-18
Wasitke from the Southern Conseds


=: Mnvztar,wxp1 All, ~ 1,,,,. 80:
anteea to raI1e 16oW men 10 Tam M H. va &,
days, il President: paEEs, viii accapt Of them
/, HoA 4: II. Stephens, in At1anta. a.. last
night, said that It would reouifa Is lines mes
5000 men to .fntiu1ldatE fha Eonfederats
States, und then II Would not be done.
OF The $4,000 troops Called ont today. 50o1
are from each State except Florida, the ntlm-
bel. from that State being LOO -.
Mea!TGnaKRY, April IA gentleman Of
th1s CITY has ta8en Sl19,UU Of the Confederate
1oSn at par, and paid the aInount in FOLD.
, 1861-04-18

I OST.-A black and tan Deg.
- Had on when len. black morocco collar. red
edge answers fo nkme OF Ftt IS reward WIN be psfd
e the fndes on leaving him 1t oBra OF the fremont
f40A3o. &nl8x2t
, 1861-04-18

The Illinois.
.LAsA1,1E, April 17.-NIneteen feet Of water
on the bars.
, 1861-04-18
NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN AND

@@"'
News Depof.
sV 1Se<Af1oSA SAFeee ."
OLD POST oFFIEE BUILDING.
r,. nnaars,o,., =, nonnc.. IA ii. ch,r.oo nInh1,r
the opening Il new stock and stand ia the Above
branch of tlaae: e:xr,,,,,,..-..,...
+r1 ~ receGIed G hS thr tarssest r4nrcsses - ~
The foreign Magazines md Reviews per eyeE7
steamer
fnlt stocE of stationgT1. Consisting OF Psperz En-
yelopes Inks, Aucilage aid omce susniure Of every
oessrlpHon; sapt11 T. ,ers -.snarttn11v .o,,c,e.d
xp.aIIf ALBEET EKsKINE, Ss Dearborn st.
- " - -, ~ 7,.-.-- = c----
EB burnett's halllstons 1of 10nos-
Ing Tar, sanburp. FEeekes Rednezs and Ezhpfons of
the Skin and tor rendering the complexion e!ea& aso
beaatlfnl
The following testimonial Turntables eone1oass es1
, 1861-04-18
From, LPfxo7an,

::!NBw oniaass, Aprtl 17.-The Convention
1T: MeeIl1a, on tha ,16sh, was nume1ously at
tended. ::4erbett,,; the Texas Commissioner;
(aud murdarar), was eordla waleamad:. Res-
nfutions WE'RE adopted endorsing the acAnn Of
the t.aSeedad etate4;: that .AriEona'a Interests
sxesWitlf THE. .sonth that She desdrea to be-
:cque he ts{4ikeaY oa fAe Houthsrn Canfeaerat
-, snd thst ahe WIT not recognise .Ltnco1n.t
4dministr nor. Obey hia ntaee.ra Ike
people nf Western AfisoaA are invited 10 Join
fne:nbvs1pent. L yote viii be taken on the
:resoauttone pn the second Monday ii ApIi. =, :,
, 1861-04-18
TEXAS.

'.@-5'-.' = 1..lFAAc. y -. -
New ORLEANS, April 17.-on. Sunday last
the Star Of the West Fas still of Indisnola-
The Empire and Mohawk left on Friday even
inghwith troops. !; 7heiE. destination is un-.
known: Six companies of United states troops,
Under Majors Smith md :sibIey, we're at Green "
Lake, neari IndIanoIar waiting for more coM-
panIea ffom the upper frontier,
r. Ma5or Rtett has reaigned and offered bis
f services to the Southern Confed e1acy. =.
, 1861-04-18
Mem advertisements.

DETAIL GROCERS WISHING
IL to exchange Groceries hf Pine Larnber Of m
aesco ut market rateA to Erauuns ofono ID three
hundred dola11 per mouth please address Boz 1865.
, 1861-04-18

:: sr. Lou1s, april T7:-rhe STATE .oa.,.al pub
lIshes the following reply from Gov Jackson
- JErTK1sok CrrT, April IT-sfR: Your dis
patch of tho fifteenth inst, naking q cal on
Missouri fol four regiments OF man for imma-
date service, has been received. There eau
he, /. I.apprehend,' no doubt but these men are
intended I'd form . part. OF the Presidents
army, to make var upon the people OF the es-
ment, IS Illegal, unconstitut utionai and revola-.
tionafy in ia. Object, inhuman and :diabol1c,
and cannot be; complied with. Not one 1nan
will the State Of Missouri farnishto carry on
such an unholy crusade. - -. :,
:. BignedI -. : G. r.: JAcKsons
, 1861-04-18

AUGUSTA, O., April 1z-The = Offer q of
but regiments are forming to meet them.
Men and money are freely offered. H.. -.
, 1861-04-18

From Wa4hinktors.
Especial Washington Dispatch to Posf.1 e.;
NEW YoRK, April 17.-Ramored On good
authority that the Secessionists of Virginia
have just seized Harper's Arsenal. No contir-
nation yet
Especial to Tribune.1 ~
1t Ia distinctly announced on Southern au-
thoIitY that soon az the secession act is passed
seized.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-The Treasury de.
partment has issued an order directing that
the natre Of lat Lieut.. Rogers be stricken
from the roll OF the revenue service for hay
ing, whilst in command Of the revenue cutter
Henry Dodge, in violation Of his official oath
and his duty to the Government, surrendered
hi Vessel to Texas.
WASHINGTON; April 17-The Governor Of
Rhode Island hEs been :teIegraphed to CONS
here with his quota Of troops immediately.
The report is not believed tbat Harper's
Ferry has been seized, or that JEFF: Davis i In
Rirht1nn1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16
z9ES;7TSCRIPT.. ES;7T] |':!LlIy.
- : Telegraph.
Say David Wilmot b,2-ss-3
Senator in place Of Gen. Camert elected
Fort sumpter to be Evacuateo,

The latest news from Washington last
evening stated the Administration had de.
termined to cvacuatc Fort Sumpter. II /,
also the design to conciliate the Border
States. The Southern Commissioners,
Messrs. Crawford & Forsyth, have been
orderd to enter upon the business of nero.
'iation forw:tb, without waiting for their
colleague, Mr. Romain Had President
BUCHANAN, orderd the evacuation of Fort
oumpter' there would have been great
hue and cry, but the present Administra.
ton observing the wisdom of his pacific
policy, see in the same course of proceed.
urc, the only hope o. saving the country
from the horrors of civil war, and hence
no doubt, this course of action.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

seS- On Friday night March 9Th a trc.
mendous wind storm passed over our town.
Towards morning that abated, and the
clouds it had brought, discharged them
selves In copious rain, lasting until about
ten o'clock on Saturday forenoon. Then
nor 'westor passed over us,and from that
time till two o'clock P. NJ, we enjoyed
most magnificent snow storm. At ten
at night, the air was calm, and still, and
mild, the heavens unclouded ,and the stars
shining in all their glory.
Thus in twenty four hours we had severe
cold, high wind, abundant rain, and feecy
snow followed by very pleasant evening.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

1lS- For the information Of our citizens
who intend applying for Tavern Licenses,
to this coming May court,we desire to say;
that their applications must be filed in the
Office of Pothonotary, fully three weeks
before the first day of the Term, at which
the license is to be granted, or they will
be rejected for want of legal notice.
There must be no mistake about the fiji lg
and the advertising.
P. s. Petitions and Bonds, neatly, prin.
ted and for sale at this office.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

rsS- 1t would be well for our people to
rccollect that the Locomotive Of the Cata.
wissa Rail Road docs not run above the
lower station at Milton; and If in coming
from that point hthcr, you take the cars
at the Sunbury & Erie station on Broad
way, you must take the hindmost car, or
the S. & E. Train will surely run away
with you Several persons have been
caught lately in that way, so let travellers
take warning.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

s65- We have no doubt that the little
book lately published by Fowler & Wells,
No. 3Os, Broadway, New York, would b,
invaluable to many people; and we rec.
ommend all to buy and study it: But If
we could tell them the cost, SO that one
sending would do, it would be much bett.i'
Send however and inquire for Diseases
ofthe Throat and lungs"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

Boz Mr.. Jacob Diehl left our town a
few days ago, bound for New York and
market, with a lot of the best and finest
horses which We have seen him take out of
this place for several years Some of them
are fast as we'll as handsome.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-16

baS' Bloomsbury is the city of churches
for its size and population. There is an
Episcopal. Methodist, Presbyterian, Lu.
theran, German Reformed, Baptist, Cath.
Olic, and Welsh Congregation.
Several of the buildings are quite new,
as the German Reformed, Baptist, Lu.
theran & Methodist and all large and
handsome ediices. We understand that
Immediately upon the opening of Third
Street, plank walk is to be laid by the
citizens for the more special accommoda.
ton of tha Congregations of the German
Reformed and Baptist..