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~ prov SONS ir denied hv the dcscrterS who say
thu, there IL plenty Of subsistence ~ Cornth.
Ch,cngo. Man n. A special IT, the TRrnuSs from
Tori wight 18Th, says;
Last evening the rebels commenced sholling this
place from behind CrR gh.ad Point. which until
yesterday wa- occupied by our mortar boats They
Kept up ere during the night, the shells exploding
wide oi tho mark, They are provided with NOR
tars eIua ~ weight ~ metal w. those used bv the
federni feet Capt. w.ns.ow was despatched by
The mail steamer yesterday g. A. Louis Tor the pur-
possible. Tie ggbl oat Louisvi,e, which has been
stat med ~ ~ ckman las ioncd the feet Prey par
tuns have been completed uu I'D tie glnN1sir now
here, which. ia tho ni ip Of tlo euf u engineers
viii most c'eotlalv render useless tuy rebel CON-
trivauco o. The ran species
carr, STAY ih.-tr expedition consis,iny - six
~ la''nIs = the ftn VIE u.iu Cavalry, from
Cape Dir-ri~s. 70, fin., went t1 B'.uh"d Mo-
SATURDAY, sld ritIv oY sunday morning on upon
te Rebel Co rfc'tn's rsfUp. iscA''.rng them In
every direction, with one khisd euI ~ captured.
Are rrf n'r " horses, eud qiea'iy ~ camp
c4ull t-e hHl sfnuI.n ti.u were ALSO taken. A
Beb,. n f.ru.rbet.us five or a'v il'i'd iniest
Cialk Hui fopei Hui.. Zoo irc-si.y 40 tie mcn.--
1hnr'Hutfr is Ocus 'W'It " A'r,7. onitic aud
supplies, Wllch Rlc sent IS III. The QUARRY IL re-
present q g. h' Va stii. ~ ..rst ttftu~.
Tic following is p. "a. g. tie CmcsGo TAI.
nUSy.
wheu G.n M.i.icl' j.'rcli is t.-ces WIN close
o'Gch. T. -, 30 trpugit 9I,u him l'up prisoners.
They WI. hr Cont g. Caro- o4s,,n rs tru-poftation
can be ttt lined. ~ tie hattie .' IGrLUuStnr. one
Rebel o. r,n suf posed { he nr,gg. wac s.liei -
Fifteen do-,rtcrn tafuo INTO our ines from COrinth
They report tHt B'VCfs more 20 itnou'- nutiuiri,
among thuiu tie ! t i'uisia'h, Let a a. INA, aud
two Tenncs $500 it.Itutit1.
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ARREST or RADsKI-IIIs ARRIVAL |

ARREST or RADsKI-IlIs ARRIVAL IN
rms CITY-WHAT He SAYS ABOUT THE MUIR
DER oF lELLSLR, ErC.--i.ato yesterday after
noon, Detective Philip Farley, Of the Police Head
Quarter squad, arrived in this city by the Hudson
River Rdroad, having Ia lbs custody RadslI,
who was arrested a shur, time ago by Chief "
Police CnzzCus, Of st. Louis In that city, on a
charge of being implicated in the mysterious muir
der Of Fcllnor swealthy foreigner, who was found
lay, fan dead and covered with poigusri wounds
II, Detective arrived IN st. Louis on the TN
MI, with requisition fiom Governor Newell, o,
n. j., pLl ut once communicated with Chief o
Police CA rs, who placed Radsk in Farleys Gus
tedy. The ~ s'nor denies beng implicated In the
Iuurder o' ioner with the az Of one who feels his
innocencr. lie Wa locked Up Lass night In the
cell room OF the detective office. lie will DC taken
g. Monmouth County q, j jail today,
TnE GRRAT EAsrEHN.--The steamship Great
Eastern will probably arrive At Ills port today.
Asrausements have been made for visitors H. tao
chip Sac will lie of pier NJ. North river and
small steamer will p'y half hourly between ~
~ ~ and shore for the convenience OF yisitprs Al
pucAtoaA Tor permits 10 visit the slip should b,
Mad. /, Mr.. CLs-rs A. W.Inr!, NJ. pips '"'!
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Chicago, May IA special dispatch to thu
Tisrs from Cairo. by the CITY Of Memphis, from
Pittsburgh Landing, says;
We learn IN on Monday two rebel regiments
FROM Kentucky aud Teilnoss ee, attempted 10 de-
aert their cause and come 10 the Fed
eral army. The enemy held them IN check and .
mutny ensued. A strong force from our advanced
line v - sent over g. interfere, and In short time
retained with about sixty prisoners, mostly from
tir H. q of "a, deserving regiments They give
dWcrli account Of atiu IN BeaureFards army.
luev confirm tNe previous statements thht the
h""ls irun tie B'ru,i states ARE spNIuls u return
1, . ~ o.cs sc, rue stony tiis ,uel. II, .
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DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor Of KennedyS
Mediesi Discovery, will be NJ bis Office IN Dods-
worth's Building, 800 Broadway, opposite Eleventh
uset, May 10 10, II, 10, 20, 81.
All that are troubled with scRoFuLA are re-
All MAT are troubled with sALTRHEun srers.
All that are troubled with ERYsIPELAs are re-
quested 10 call.
All that are troubled with CANKER are request.
ed ~ call.
All that are troubled with NURSING SORE
MOUTH are requested 70 call.
All tina, are troubled with scALp HEAD are re-
quested 10 call
quested to call. ,,,,,.us ~ NINA
EYES and FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT Are
requested 70 call. IA, scAvv rp,rpr,o,.
on !" T liz SKIN Are ssqussted % cali.
All that are troubled With BolLs srs requested
~ call. TT. I'm, p,,,y,v, ~, ,c,,,.
FAIRS are requested 70 call.
All that are troubled With FEVER SORES are
requested 70 call.
FACE requested % cell,
All that ere troubled With ULCRRATID SORE
LEGS arc requested 70 call
perfect cure 10 warranted In every case, except
when the bones are diseased. Advice In ell casss
gratis. myi5 8'ii2
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Prom Gen, ,JcCIc,lop.s Army.

CmJci,pd, Va, Nay 1I.--';en. McCl'llrn's
headquarters were cstshl shed bore YESTERDAY aud
are now pleasantly located on the banks 81 the Pa
munkcy River. The main body of tie army isr,-
pidy concentrating 1t the point des'snatcd by tue
Commanding General The Quarter'nnster aud
Cornrnissary sinresare in Abundance. Tie advance
guard of the army under Gen. stpneinan, still
mains Mt White House, within sight oi the cu'wv's
position. A contrnband, who arrived from Eoh-
moili yesterday, states that between that city and
tho Chicahomlny River, distance o' som" seven
teen miles, the enemy are cnosinped In large force,
where they expect t. await the arrival Of the army
81 the Potomac. AZ the rebels fall back they drive
before them most Of the cattle sheep aud hogs,
leaving only such things hs they cannot remove
Two explosions were heard yesterday Ia ne ltc'-
ton oil the Chic,hominy, which were SUPPOSED ',
have tseu caused " thp blowing up Of the r.sA
LrilgA
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KogHs Cy, NW lo.--1hc Santa H. mail
has arrived. So ~ ior Craig late. the 2h. tom.
Ctuhy wlHWt tibt place with LHcoum,nd, whence Il
was presumed Doc would inYyr a. -sils DO. ssluft
time, The f".Hus were on thc i'tiot . 'vu 'Ie
river. They ruAuIDu.d ~ al their wagons, and
buried some Of theit guns, when they crossed the
Ruerco Rv,r, Lear IL junction with tie RIO
Grande, separated INTO rrirl parties and fed T.
the MONTANA hbsud ming their p. and n' Uose
who could not travel with the requisite speed II
IL thought thst the enemy VII MT mHke arptAct
stand Ia thst territory, but uld euju,yur w .rt
home 100 wagon lonls II ptoys wli,l had
been collected At santa Re wct" sent h. n julOL
,.t.a f,.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sRw YORK AMI THE VICINITY.

(School Examinations, &c., cortiaued from the
Iirsi Page.-Ward School Ne. ~
Mariner ESQ, Commissioner, in reading, SPELL
Ing, dehniton, geography, tables and arithmetic.
Teachers, Misses Mary j. swim and Maria y,
O'Reily Class was good in reading. excellen,
In spelling, geography aud penn nshp and fair IN
definitions. Glass & WAS good in reading and spell
ing excellent in geogiaphy, and fair In tables an
arithmetic. Tho following are tine names Of u,
pupils:
Glass F-Msrgsret Aiams, Sarah Arment
Jennett Burnett, Martha j. Coleman, Ma
tilds Crupsey, Rosanna Csrln, Henricu
j. Dnfy. Elizabeth Dromyonle, Ami" y. Drsk,
Al4yl.. X h. 4r,cL, M! l.. N'e!t AuIe A. Ecu
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tPrird'c and confidential.

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arm, s,u,b. cries "Avnkcl your ,pj, Inv,
been put 70 The rlauyl, and will Won now lo,,,
back amt repcnt volr past nctsY Won have s,rn,L
ont ncbly for iniclnnIen.e, llciqlut YOUR Ice.
and fortunes ,o It's Jrocurincnt VIII Won
submit quietly 10 invasion anal desontlon
of our homes. The Il, stiuctiun or couascat.on Of
your property. AMI the abandonment Of your cher
ish"l institutions Arise and convince the w,l,I
that We u"a''cd cmy'ty Of south .slu".c than
ntrad'' onol myth tbs appeal Ia made q t..
cuut airy, not openly 'ur Obvious Reasons. w max,
lbs appeal 10 tho PEOPLE through the Gov,ruots
a.! the several state, comprising tho Con.clcr,-
y AND the officers In command q or ~
mics. t. these iiuin, tie circular IL sent
Wth tie urgent request that is spitii e uot ia ct
ter, be conveyed Co o'ory .uIcl q oar stipsg :
/ X lutut. l.f-i ". al, We az for material AID ia
money, @. HuDh 'p'vpIeut therefor ~ WI! enable
Us Go me,ut, a oui army, tt.u- and prov .si"us
viii Zoe acceptable ~ r''s''tltrl for money,
where tie after cannot Ne ontn,ngd.
Second, we need men. TIE ru ks = our army
IN The field are constantly bcu- tuuucd ~ casual
ties Of battle, tie sickness incident camp life aud
| the expiat on # ,ilis,touts We cannot close
our eycs to the facts that the placs are not ei as
! promptly as shonld Re. Let M see the devotion of
tie country t. our cause Is tleir willingness T.
hslt their battles, unl Il need be, pour out th,lr
blood in ia support. ~, DID,.
T.ud wcr.el the encouraging NJ tle nso,lo Is.
more liberia! display ofpatriltism than Ina been
so, ,,,.Ja Tho lame gsi,, ,'.,,a - ,i,i
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From Strn slIurH.

IStrdsJug. Ndy 15.-Thc rebel cavalry, in
sulsli parties, hang Ground orr mont, apparently
watching our vuncnts and hunting up lies tiers
An attenlh tp faux our slvsncc post ~ narrow
Passage Greek was frustrated last ui.it ty ten.
Hatch, Cui.i Of cavalry, without uu 'u,,1 cWout.
There IL nOti I'M later irpu ruy ti.u Published.
Tho sklei ARE cluudc', thresteuug t.iu. RaHoad
building %, guessing RAPIDLY rnd through som
iuuni,ItIu, NiI T., liI tlis week.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Riclunonl.

B4i6"orf, stag l5.--ftrs cnrrrs by the on
PUrt hottps uHt t.r ,''Su"r VITA the rtle'roi
federal rr.'ru,,s 'r Wr'uu.t nu "n" pu7s, m tn
has ,H-t ,itlt. The cts be- ul,d ths uivtA4uu
IS tl rufunia of In ILl.LLL.- NJ II. hmMLl-
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Iolisrie, n.y., Mag l5.-Major, rot Colonel,
Cufey, who vas released by Col Morgan, ON parole
las arr we'd here en- route - Washington, 10 ende.y
or t. eject the exchange Of himself Tor Lieut., Col
Wood, Of MoryAn's band.
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Opposition to Cotton burning In C-orHin

Lop,sTRc, ~, My1i.--A gentleman leaving
Augusta, a., On ,hc al, ssysrr,p nv owners ia
that STATE pro avcrse 70 thc destruction 90 their
gvuds. N1uc has been destroyed ms yet. Nphvlv
i,vprs such destruction tut reckless prop,it rss
persons, whus" d,-igus Will lee thwaIt,d 10y Tie
,.t.u,Is pl t,tt ia,
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Ai|iuy, sag ia.--lhc Auditor of the Canal
Hrp1rut't .fr.v Ii,iu,l 90 pry 'wy0t- uf.'a
b., the Glur. ApllGlS"rt 100 i-ni, with Interest =.
tie 18th ia-ji,.,', sitter which date tht-e Awards
cease g. g. Ut int rbt.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MogNlNG, MAY 1G, 1sc2.


TIE private proclamation Of The heal of tie
rebel government, published in another column,
l. an appropriate Introduction TO tie impiou-
fss, AL prayers, which lrrr. nA'i, has ,'lefel
g. take place to11y ola hchai. Of hi' riInel rlu'c
The document j. characteristics o. tie man an /
Of the contcs, which he wages. lie DOS not
address it 10 the people, but 20 his secret agents
In this respect he remains tru" from
first to last TO the instincts Of secc.-
sion which diro hIt appeal to the
honest masses for support. The document is
un-Amc.icar and ani,-EI,.l .u ia ~ nature
and inception like the rebellion which it sc'l, 20
sus,ain. That iis publication viii be attended
by burst Of indignation nnoust the
people whose dearest interests it violates, We
cannot doubt. They cannot tancly submit,
to have their property and their home. laid
waste fur the sako Of men who thas rutlr sly
be,ray their dearest intcr's's.
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,s-,.' g ~ .ii'i, '"".' ~. h',n'g' n"i"
Kosnu knmie ,,,eyi 0srX''i I, n,rn nn,n,
n. Messenkope, Ella Y. Morrol Ida Michaelson
Emtlne N. Mosekcr, Louisr A. Nichof, Emily J
p "is, LIS hchards' hadehne R3niis' May D
$500 ~ s.y a. s'yinonn, lurehc, oteveus' t.i
az, "niy Sco,'' NA' ,",'e si.tl' MHy
~ W. Iopnh iF.'; P'.tsy'h iut Nh Ei'@'
Womb hheha NJ "tt-'"r' fiums van Linda
The following exceed
.Jennett Burn,,t p,i,,ta C,rlin Amelia X ~
rich, Ellen j. Tiau,pan, Li,ole,h T. H.,p, ~
phis lIuner. Emma Msssenkoue. ia > M,riel
Ida Michseis IL, Einiy P1lis. s,phlss T1ylor
Cn~G-Niae g-slv. Joaejii.. nt,,r. s,,.l
J. 'c@huf-', s'rh., luan,e, fmni C.erk, : ga
C,,.,n''in,, nv .'.'' N'"h' 10 {. 'in hH'
d len Dsni.at. I'm, rartfer. iDz..o,,i.t. Lib
bic Quick. Etuin.Iiuc Grlt"han. Eiuu.s H.nv-ool
Ja,I,ihe Hil.y' My " rn, J. - my, Ger
~ 49, "a ilr'' " -'F,' u -'i''' '"t,e H'itn"h
=. ii''," Iis' Nl'i''' ''''', IN h."s aims
-, - i'''', MI "' =, = = "a q
a, a. a., h", ,.l .,'' S''''
Hsr,in si,y,' NJ, SIR, T.. -. sl,y.. Nj.
-nsM tior.ne r'. ol. Angelina 1tom-u. NJ "a
ret - '"'nn' H. InAo W t''l'r Agnes W TO- n, s.
ence Ca,eii, Ka,s H.usl.v, Ju.ia Dfongo 10.
rbo .r.,.f.... ov,.i,..t
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o'' a, ~, u ~ ~ Mag =" pir' ger, NE h'r
70 h,1.'nD, wv M",y l'2'kr' ~ - shahe
'''''e '''''' ''''''' "'''' f'o''n'e '''''"
| On Tuesday, Mr. y IDLE examined la-s A. ,sec
| ,.i ni.i.,.,. , Il. A. 81. ,,...-. -,
49,, ~ , n',
~ "'"' u. ''"'a' "a ''oi''''s' ''"'Ler NJ" u VI
| Hopper Tho following arc the names u tAc
| Soho'ib'
| Kebccca u sRc, Cath. !. Byrne, Emma =. Bel.
| ClIisttua BruIer, Mary h. Cu4nu, ElI,L.ti
,,,.'m.r%ri;; France, J. pnfn Puma Lsleri,
uplisnd Clara 4. Kcarnry. rii,,he,h N Love- J,.
ne, Mnrsy Gcor1ctc r. Mor,msr A iiI X X.
;, ny, Anne g M'h"e, Lmily : P'Ic, Grace
| : b',h I. .,,,,'.,',, X, s,,i,,, p.en
IL tiiorhi.l, Iry,nin l. wsr,lol.
tn" class passed an oxc,liou, examination in
'''din- superior :" pen'nansAip' good Ia gram
mar .hi astronomy, and lair Ia spelling, dsfni.
tons AMI n.entsl arttpo,ic. The following, .c.l.
! led,
Gath ,. pyrnc. MARY p. Conan. Frances 7 Dut.
! ~ chsroitcs Htt,t, k'hccca Binkc, Clara A.
80 ",.,s,,, m'y'ih"i, nn'I' X. Nc
Kcq IA, philm,, Il. Cnd.,biu ."
la the M,ia B,ua,,,ncn,. ,,t,sa A. Second d,yi.
sion-Mr. stephen s,dxgick, Teacher -.va, pe,,
examined II is CONF scd Of ,b. following sch,,rs.
lama, ,,,o,. n.,i.i o..,.. H.. ~ ~,
Henri Dayls. innp d,,vin,J' william KIN i,rn'
y C's,y, JOHN Iln~, Manuel Jacopi Edward
~" ~" '', ~" 49, Nm h',nmtu' m'ci vi
faul,y, tnsI.., Adolph X ,nu. James o'Iircn,
| w k'rsl""' "eoIs. A'ht1n' Jsmes H. C.nor,
! ~ n - ~, ,,.'sa' 'ri.N W. D
| D.rsll, flames S.m.rvf.- FRS Mora Tl,,rnsa
| Howell. Edward Green, WIN. woplgatc, Henry q.
| nIH"y' y '"n M'ni'.h' Johh shydei, hn Martin,
~, ." ~. ~, ~ 'uIp I".n''t
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ARRIVED LAST EYFNING.

oARK-oraville, Crocker, CaIis 9Th ut, cork
bRi0s-lctsery, Hurrcll, Palermo 9TH ut, fruit
eCHO0NERs-Jos. Hall Cole. Portland days.
" Hill, Crabtree. Rpston \ days, NTH humber
Henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford days OIL
Wsldron, Small. Norwich. In ballast
New Delight Lowell, Proyidonce IN bslast
Anvil, whalen, Esstport days With !ath.
n Rodman Bowman. Eiilshethpori, with coal.
Monitor, Be--e. Elrshethro" 'or Wafeham.
Chootaw, Harding. Ehzshethport for Wareham,
Halcyon, Ell1alethpat hound 70 Boston.
w Thomas. Si,ktrsnu, EiiyaicthIou for n sion
Frank Herbert, Allen, fhgahcthport ior Calais
sLoorS-Luna, smith, Providence. IN Vi. AZ,
W II Bowen. BpltiCrtou. Providence, ia . lAst
Hardscralh'e, L'igehethp'ii flr simcrsct
Rengi, Brigys, izabctl T1ft fr Pr.vi,u'"
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Release OF Major Galley.

Chicago, May lj.-ln, Tine, special iron
from Cairo says, the iainous S~rc, C,r,plar" pun
porting TO emanatc from JET Davis, IL q husA.
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Chicago, May ia special dispatch to tho
TRuui.s. from Cairo, says.
Tlc su'Joined circular from JEFF. Davis explain,
t.lli
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The WAY or PEACE,

THE WAY or PEACE. -
GEORGE WIN. CURTIS, ESQ, will repeat b
lecture under the above title, at Bleeeker Biild.
tcor. Blocker and Morton sts,l THIS FRIDS,
EvENINyi, Nay 16,l, at o'clock. The public ..
invited. Seats reserved for ladies. Singing by tAv
linton Gtes Club.
A BIO HIT l-BAKTLETr sELLs GESr's Pa
tent Leather Boots at SO, all other goods equal
low, at his Cheap Boot and she ,6(ofe. 8T2 Gram
street, corner Norfolk. y
The POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL PLAY, "SEA
or IOE," 10 drawing crowded houses at Laura
Keenes Theatre. Tonight and every night. FAINT
ly Circle, 20 cts.
Tms GREAT boo Snow AT bARsuM's Is A
success. Every body wants TO see the Dogs and
every body goes 70 see them, and every body vets
,ceH paid Tor gong. The show to-day will be dret
than ever
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or Doors ASD
Shoes at 2v0 Third Avenue, near Path street, AL
fresh seasonabls goods, ut manufacturers prices.
WIN. T. ALLEN. Agent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-14

AbNt three miles from town the column
was halted, and the rumor passed along
the line that Fremont was not at Straus-
burg, and that Jackson had escapcd.-
Shields Immediately turned his force back
presume with the intention of going
down this valley Uia Luray and thus head
him off. The hero of Winchester still had
his arm in sling, aud received cheer after
cheer as ho rode down the lines. Our
Division (Ord's) was halted and oncamped
on the battle field, where Col. Kcnly IS
regiment was so cut up.
TO day there has been moro heavy f.
ring in the direction Of Strasburg and our
Bridade of Infantry and Ricketts, section
of this Battery have gone out. All the
movements are mystery, but the fact
seems 10 be evident that Jackson has out
witted Mcdowell and escaped.
Yours hastily.
AkTILLERIST.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-14
ID L, A L II S

In Boomsburg, on Friday morning, j are
l3,agcd about 4 years, CHARLES NJ, son OF
Peter Billmeyer, Esq,
At Baltimore. on the 3lst day of May,
in the 18th year of his age, Nelson B
GofF,--son of Constable Goff,-..t, Of
Bloomsbury.
At this place, on the 3lst ult. IDA
CATHARINE, daughter of John c. Snyder,
aged s years months and days.
In lrondale, on Tuesday, the Sd inst,
SAMANTHA OLIVE THOMAS, aged about
. years.
Alas, and we are called to mourn
81 soon for another;
How soon has our darling gene
10 join her happy brother.
No more her gentle voice we'll hear,
No more her silent lips we'll press,
No moro our lonesome hearts she i cheer,
Our Olive too has sought her rest.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-14
Ten Cents Per Day for Labor.

1t is stated that Hundreds af runaway
and emaucipated negroes are employed in
Chester and Lancaster counties at ten cents
per day ~ If that is the price to which
the abolitionists have reduced labor in
those counties, already, to what price will
they reduce it by the time they carry out
their entire programme! The question
is quite interesting to Northern white la
borers, for, not only tLc counties of Ches-
ter and Lancaster are concerned in this
matter, but all the counties in the Free
States. If the Abolitienists in Congress
succeed in liberating the four or five mill
ions of negroes in the South, wages may
be reduced to ten cents per day or less, all
over the Nortk.
We presume the negroes that are work.
ing for ten cents in the counties named.
are employed by Aboitonists, for that is
about the amount of wages those extern
sively philanthropic patriots wonld be
likely to offer to 'thc poor down trodden
black man." When required to confer a
practical benefit upon the negro, by diving
into their own pockets, these soft-hearted
gentlemen give the very poorest proofs of
their sincerity of principle. After they
shall have succeeded in overrunning the
free States with freed negroes, it will be
to the enemies of their mad policy that the
horde Of helpless and wretched black vag-
abonds will iaye to look for actual, prac,
tcal kindness and bcncyolenee.
The Abolitionists will content themselves
with having set the negroes free, and will
do no more for them, except to hire the
best of them, when they can, for ten cents
or less per day!
The Valley Spirit says that cover one
hundred 'contrabands' arrived in Cham.
bcrsburg on Monday and Tuesday of last
week" Fifty day in one village! La
Dor viii soon be ten cents per day in that
county. What say the 'laboring white men
to all this They will answer in Novem-
ber !-PhilaaeLphia Eve. Journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-14
Col. Samuel M. Bowman.

The above named gentleman. son Of
JESSE BOWMAN, Esq, of Berwick, this
county, has just returned from General
HALLEcK S Army on visit to his friends
having been furloughed for thirty days on
account of sickness which nearly disabled
him. He was Major of the fourth Illinois
Cavalry, and was at the battles of Fort
Donaldson and Pittsburg Landing. At the
latter fearful conflict he was especially
active braving the greatest dangers. lie
endorsed Captain of Rebel Cavalry and
took him prisoner. He rendered very i'm
portant services to our cause by heading
important and hazardous expeditions in
cutting off Railroad communications and
burning bridges over which the enemy
was receiving provisions and reinforce
ments. For these meritorious services he
has been promoted and holds the commits
sion Of Colonel in the Army.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-14

We acknowledge the receipt Of the CHRIS
TAN BANNER, published at fredericksburg
Va, sent us by one of our young friends in
the army--lsAAc Hartman. ltis printed
very neatly, on paper something similar 10
our brown wrapping paper,-,he proprie-
Tor not being able 10 procure while paper
lis tone is "Union," OF course, and it would
appear that its editor always had been a
friend 10 The Union, but at one time was
compelled 10 be otherwise. We read his
editorials with much interest, and were
made acquainted with many lhings in rela-
ton 10 the rebellion that we did moi under.
stand heretofore. We will select an article
or two from lis columns for our next STAR.
Our young friend has The best wishes of ,he
editor lor his iuture welfare, and may he
win all others, live 10 return 10 their homes
TO ENJOY the fruits OF their hard labors -Sioy,