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Dessert.
N. price II "a TO be Oos.v vsd ao..y
a as aGs aide as L1sSrs snn sh snes sn whs
s.iS IL undoubtedly more ston OF the Hotel Dc Ia
q, ~. Grand louvre. Thee raj and desirable than that
a. .nn-tments W stast Is noble os De ecur and
~ n.sr. The hmyr~ ro lifted up with all the nxury
s,sn 10 the kiter visited every part OF the build
si y gnod M ems, and declared that the caistns
49,, ssgrs,t,, 10 arrangement II would be the most
p'rlo0 lie Tor The waytarcr the world had
80 - anotbsr subject:--A pamphlet has been pub
ss'' nd rapidly through iGs hrst sdilon, termed
- ,otres dc Cartier" and, appearing At time when
~ grlhunal of Correctional Police " investigating the
cetars Of society IL has made very disagree
abe imprsssiop tue public mind cartier was lorty
ysafs mcmber ol The police, having entes sd the ser
vice N 1870 snd he gives the world succlnct
acgouul what here termed Va dgs,s frouoss
GsUrs--agents employed 70 bring out bali formed
politeal nisdomeanors by ersteneing 70 take
Rhar them. LA the sang language, these
pete termed vaccinatOrs, because BY the insertion
of virus they bring out the hidden humor lDe
ns'ai EYtn are very graphic, not - proving the
ntiiit. such agents Ia developing something really
Rf.. tt bOdy corporate 10 deal with ~ reno
MA s.t cally but as showing what su instrument
ttv VT hands Of subordinates for display Of zeal
o. tDef s'io,iors. One hits upon the expedisnt
Fl1rpa s4 time Of the Our rbons.ths restoraliOn-of
6nyng rl cc0rsd braces for America With n view 70
prove Conspiracy Of the vendor lie socs 70 him and
Bsds he bis nobe 70 sell but already tas "a has been
kpprsed thai ssoh CVns would ts proved ts sx
vst 50 he rstlns T. hH bays such braces az he has
sets NJ al y. sewing ribbons upon them red and
blue and hsr rios tAem 10 bis principal who srnsns
di,tely to1tc ths sntoriunats trader Anothsr IN
SILes y iA.a u lsep eeiik esoursssa " syeais 10
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and Cst'siOsrs their goafathers The journals have
thus Tar cnhn-d themselves a recital of tho
ness, with bat very little cnmment The Nortear has
merely given the news and published letter from IT'S
Rev YORK correspondent, In when less unsavorabls
view u the late battle taken than csLveyed W
by the te egraphc d. patches.
The Emperor SUNNI ned General Forey and several
other military officers vichy where council q
held Monday last In alton 10 the affairs Of Meat
CO. General Forey, Il Is still sad will leave with Admiral
de IL Graviee iron clad frgate, the NoFmanle
now forming u OF two divisions Of infantry
nrst cmm nded by General arztine and the second by
G-nerai Lorencez and brigade OF cavalry under the
comm md OF General d. Mirandol.
lt s said that General C.ncha has been appointed
place of NJ. Mon.
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motion n she honorable member for Sunderland. The
subject which boen debating sopc os the highest
importance and also Of the most delicate character
hear land cannot think that the postponsInent
OF the conclusion OF this debate till next week be at
tended with any beneficial result either ons way othsr
(Cheers) Iconeoss regret very much that my honora
bic friend has thought hs duty I. bring this subjsct
under discussion " hs Hgaas Ia Tho pFs;sst sa.s o.
things. (Checrs) There can be but one wish on the
part every In the country with respect TO this
war In Americs and that that II should end. (Hcar)
might doubt pheths, any enc ca.ch con he sa'scesory, NJ
,oaich could lead 10 aa ameask se,temo, sveea he co
parties IS likely to Be- aececraal ty angry diais 10 As'
House (Cneers) We have had tonight tho Amsric~n
war waged here in words BY champions onboth sdes II
IL quite true that many have bsen sad which must
DO gratifying 70 tie feelings 0, both parties now nshtng
in America but, on the other hand thugs have been
said IN tho warmth of debate which must tend 10
irritae wound the feclugs Of both sidcs, and
Is in human nature TO think OF things rhst arc
offensive than of things which are gratifying and friend
w. confess therefore, that regret that tho debate has
been brought on, and should earnestly bopc hat tns
House would not agree 70 tho motion ef my hlnorsbc
friend BAL wCsdd kaa ~ a. hands q tn y o5na7a 2
al tyth the future toem a. beltre us connrp % vin
ne ,ch.ea w ppst hos ter con..d ~ ,aens.
heerH) don't ask thus upDu tue ground "a coAhusnce
s the government the y, because think tht woht
ever rsy nngbt hayo the rue Ia his coantfy-wMev
might s these benches, " would pe Mhu hhu s4po'
d,s,t m tho House 10 eay matter Of ouch dculty ~
sacb doioacy such IN the nands
OF ths resp nsibe goysfnincn, " lns ~ nas -
to deal with according TO the varying circumstances oi
tho n,nmcut and not by resolution 10 dictate and point
out sr-c,ac course and to tic up their hands thus
taxing upon the House ol Coonons iho responsibility
| wLich ought pro,ery 10 belong 10 tho govern.
| ,nent ,thesrsl The motion 0f my honorable
| rr,emd rstpts 10 two coursos--medation and &C.
| lnawlessment. We have heard very laarnai and
wo argued speech from tho RE hi hcngrabs gentleman
1 on,astc on the questod " acknowledgement an
eoiug tnspute tina, ms ronrg u psh ri9h 70 taie
ral son5ss tpe shudJsj-r Gig jsfd ~ aci. stt d0iyg
H. id Jen3sprf III ne 'oth m Sa - Ir0r Id nal
~, foee. u, rco n ~ bs,---n pyris .tAi hsusi--
4 "Dralg aM g'tsp,ia " sssX.,shel' (iIcaa hsa',)
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Potage o " Srecy.
Risollcs De foie gras.
SAumon- sarra HDiIandais
Ionge do veau a y FianS ide.
Filet de chovreuil, sauce tomasA
Nacaroni . q Milanaise.
Poulards resis.
5alads de Romains.
Artichauts . Ia Lyons .isA
Pudding de cabinet,
Madeleine glxcee.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
The Battle Near Winchester.

Tie ReJeis drtren back to Stras5urg-. OUcr
1000 Small arms Cuptmcd-Oar loss
on Sasday, rs Killed Gnd $50 Ho4n-
del.
WINCHESTER, March %, 10 o'clock
p. NJ. We have this day achieved a glo.
rious victory over the combined forces of
the rebel Gen erals jackson, Smith and
Longstreet. The battle was fought within
four mics OF this place. 1t ragged from
half past ten o'clock this morning until
dark. The eneny's strength was about
$4,000, and the strength Of cur division
was not over 5000. Our loss in killed
and wounded is not definitely ascertained ),
but it is heavy. The enemys loss is dcpb.
le that of ours.
We have captured a large number of
prisoners, some of their guns, and the
ground is strewn with arms they have
thrown away in their fight.
The cavalry are still in pursui. of the
retreating enemy. The particulars cannot t
be asoertaincd until daylight.
MANCHESTER, March 24,-The rebels
have been driven back to Strasburg.
There has been very little fighting to.
day. In the skirmi.hing we have lost
about ten killed and wounded
Mr.. Luce, an Assistant to Capt. Albert,
Typographical Engineers, was taken pris.
onor by the rebels.
We have captured moro than 1909 small
arms from the rebels.
WASHINGTON, March GA diSpatcl.
from surgeon in Gen. Shields army to
the Surgeon General, at Washington, says,
in relation to the battle of Yesterday, that
cur Toss was from IS to Ice killed, and
250 wounded Ike add ~ have seen 225
Of the enomy's dead
WINCHESTER, Mach 24' II o'clock, +.
M.-ln consequence of the forward move
mcnt Of our forces, the rsports of the killed
wounded AMI missing cannot be accurately
asceItaincd but it is estimated that ouc
loss was from 50 to 100 killed. Among
whom were ono Colonel and fourteen Cap
tains and lieuenants
Two hundred were wcuadod-.-amone
whom were ten officers.
The enemy lost nearly five hundred
killed and wounded and 800 prisonerq.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

Uniformity of Prices IA New Feature in Business
Every ono his own Salesman JONES S CO. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No. 2O4 Market stree
above Sixth, Philadelphia
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made cx.
pressy for retail sacs have constituted every his
own salesman, by having marked in figures each ar
tcie at thcety lowest price be sold for so they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods are well spongcd and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making that all buy with the
tul assurance Of getting good article at the very low
est price Also large stock of piece goods on hand of
the latcat style and best qualities, which will be made
10 Oruer IN tAe most fashionable and best manner 25
peg cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth Street
No. 90i. Jones & co
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

" Wendell Philips member of the political frm
ofGreeley Bannan Co., is meandcring about preach.
lng his abolition dsuu!on sermons Last week he was
IN Washington, where he delivered lecture at the
Smithsonian Institute in which we find the following
"Now love the Constitution, though have cursed
hundred lines, and shall again if it does not mean
lusuee / have ldborcd nineteen years to take nine
teen states out Of this Union, aud if have spent nine
eeh years 10 he satisfaction of my Puritan conscience
1t was these nineteen.
-. cursed the Constitution and the
Is broken.' w -
What must we think Of so notorious and avowed n
dsunonis as the above declaration proves Phillips to
pes lflhere is punishment for dsunionists ana Sc
eessohiSs we see no reason why il should moi b. me-
tea out In full TO such There is no reason why
ths southern socesioniss should be confined in Forts
Lafayette or Warren and the northern dsunionists not
we want TO see justice done Let Phillips and his abb
oilon alhcs be punished IN the same manner as the
southern 5'cessiouis resolution was offered in the
House Of Representatives Of Pcnnsyyana this week TO
allow him the Legislative Han t. lecture in hut with
esmnendabe patriotism The mcmbors refused 10 mss
Il whefeupon .osolutOn was offered in the Senate 10
grant im the use Of the Senate HAL for that purpose
which passed by a strict party vote Ifthe Republican
party as party is determined to ally themselves with
snsh unblnsmng disunionists Phillips, u must take
fns on1o4ucnce FousrYe LsPoytam
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
ANOTHER EORT TAKEN.
EAST FLORIDA EVACUATED !

l@Aol LOhlDA EN AtUAI
Wostington March l9.--Despatchos
havO been received at the Navy Depart.
ment, from Flag Officer Dupont, annouu-.
cling that the Flag Of the United States
floats over Fort Marion at Saint Augustine,
Florida. The town was surrendered with
out fight. This is the second Of Tie old
United States forts taken. jacksonville,
Florida, was also surrendered The Gov
ernor has recommended the entire evacua.
ton Of East Florida.
The town Of St. Augustine was surrcn~
dcrcd without a fight, the town authorities
receiving Commander Rodgers in the town
Hall, and after being assured that he would
protect the loyal citizens, they raised the
flag with their own hands The rebel
troops evacuated the night before the ap.
pearance of the gunboats This is the
second of the old government forts that has
been taken by Com. Dupont.
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Philadelphia g. Reading Rail Road.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
i3s lgt lat OF fAssaS@HR Taysa.Ssl lgGi. THAINS.
Uas,ing Reading
HownitO fhllddcirlua, at $50 ana IL A VI, l2 noon
and 4 NJ.
Up, TO rottsvillc at TO- a NJ, and 5,43PM.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at I,O7 Nj.
Mail rraiGs, at 1885 \ NJ. and j4J p NJ.
On Sundays the Down A NJ Tram passinp READING
at 920 NJ, and Up Train, ut 5.j7 p VI.
Both 1850 NJ and 5,i5 NJ, up Trains connect al
Port Clinton for Iamlqua, Wiliamsport Emra, Buff.
alO, Niagara aud Canada.
The 1851 NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for WilkesbarrG Scranton and PittstUn.
The Western Express Trains tdnncct at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad for
PIttsburg, and all points West aud the Mail Trains
connect at Harrisburg Tor Lancaster Chamber .huru
Sunbnry Williamsport, Lock Haven Elmira and the
Canadas
Thronrh First.Class Coupon Tickcts, and Emiprani
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the principal points il,
the North aud West, and the Canadas
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With 2G Coupons 2j per cent discount, between any
points desired,
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 5000 miles between all points at sI5-for
Families and Business Firm, Season Tickets good
for the holder only, for three months any Passenger
train TO Philadelphia, al so each School Season Tick.
cts ono. third less.
" Passengers will take the Express Train West at
tho UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at the Low.
Err DEPOT.
80 lbs of baggage aowec each passenger
u Passengers are requested 10 purchase their Tick.
cts before entering the higher Fares changed
paid in cars.
Uptrains leave Ihiadelphia for Reading Harrisburg
qnd louisville at NJ, 35 NJ, and ut 4,30 NJ, for
Reading only,
0I'' Excursion Tickcts good for one day. BY COG A,
NJ. Accommodation Train to Philadelphia aud return
at ~ eO each @. a. NICOLLS,
January 4, IsCe
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

MILITARY UsFoRNs.-There S. perhaps no dcpart
ment OF tary business IN which there has been a
more marked Improvement than in the clothing of sol
ders. Not many years since officers and prvates were
clad in garments which almost skin tight. They
wore leather stocks which worthy ofthc namc for
they kept the wCarrr in ribuation while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made vOon matter of great
difficulty. During the present war; such of our volun.
teers procure their uniforms at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall Of ROckhill Wilson, Nos COB and COS
Chestnut street above Sixth Philadelphia, obtain clo.
thing that is perfectly easy, substantial and becoming
The firm named have gone largely into the business of
making Military Clothing, aud their facilities enable
them to fill the largest ord5r in tie shorest possible
time.
Sept 81, 1861
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" E Xe NE 4 " .
paraticns Cunliks nil otbers,p,o

Thosa Preparations (unliks all others) a,o
Free from Poisons"
Not dangerous TO the human family"
Rats donot d" on the PREMISES"
"They come out of their holes to die"
''Ihcy are the only ufalliablc remedies known
zig years and more established in New York City"
Used by---the City Post Office.
Used 6y-the City Prisons and Station Iooscs
Used 6y--iac City Steamers Ships, &c.
Used 6y-th0 City Hospitals, Aims Houses &c
Used 6y--the City llotcis-'AstOr-'St Nicholas, ,'& C.
USed by--.the Boarding House &c &c.
Used by--morc than 100000 Private Families
" See one or two Specimens of what is everywhere
said " the people Editors-Uealers, &c.
Observation-Disclosures with Vgrnin need be- so
no longer II they use "CosrAR's" EXcrninators. We
we nave used to our satisfaction, and if box costs
81 we would nave it. We have tried pOisons but they
effected nothing but "CosTAR's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats Mice, Roaches, aud Red Bugs quick.
or than w can write it, 1t is in great demand ali over
the county, Medina [Ul Gazette
MORE GRAIN and provisions are dcslroyd annually
Grant County by ycrmin than would pay for tons cf
THIS Kat and Insect KHler.-L0ncqSter tis. Ucrald
HENRY X. COSTAR-We are sulling your prepara.
tlons rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
MICE Reaches and Ncrnin disappear rapidly
EchEE srOyrFER, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
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~ We observe that Mr.. A. NJ. Smith. well known
to all travellers through the borough Of Muncy has left
aaa huucy hoio and has taken the Union Hotel" in
tho saM. town lN,aly kept by Wm. johnson deceased
Mi s.".i heps first rate House, to our certain
knowledge, and We alvisg AL our friends to give him
-a wien going to Muncy. pot forget to stop at the
ruul.e Hotel"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

IL The atlantic Montly.-This magazine la, not
sharid the uniVoraba influence which the war has had
upon literature gen rally Since the beginning of In,
year more than 10000 copies have been added to its r
euiatioh'-a result at once highly tisfactory to its
eohHuctors ana CRAFTY ing 20 the lovers Of literature
Inc conductors Of the Atlantic accept this fact II
wen as the unanimous verdict Of the press l.r three
months past US an assurance that their magazine hqs
reached point Of excellence which it has never before
attained They will not thowcvcr, pause in their effort
on this account, but will constantly strive to advance
he andarG already established. 10 this end hoy will
60 o i the same path which has lately been followed
aad through which the Atlantic has been led TO such
genera accept &C.. The same thoughful and patriotic
poit. papers IRON the best prose writer's will oon,
H2r- 10 lena pc and dignity its page and favor.
ie poets Will evolve from Inc cvcr.s lifting phases of
our n'onu affairs The lessons of the hour. The two
great Ss'iH features which have firmly fiycd public
attentloh-trol-ssor Agasazs popular cxpostions Of
The science Of Nat1ral History and james Russell Low
eFs"Bislow PurtTs"-will be continued each month.
still other features ofcxtmordnary interest have been
provded for the forthcoming numbers, and the conduc.
tors VIII always seek to present in the pages Of the At
iahe the best ana freshest thought upon all topics
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
KOLLOcK'S DANDGLlON COFFEE.
BRIDGE LETTING

THE County Commissioners will receive PROPOSALS n,
the house OF David Davis in Beaver township Column
ha county, b1wccn The houls of 10 and one VI on
Friday the Ith Cdy Of April next, for building an omen
TRUSS BRlDGE over Cattawissa Creek near the resi-
dcnce OF the said David Davis. said bridge to be IS feet
between abumcnts, width III feet, height IL feet from
low water mark the abumcnts to be six feet thick ana
the wlngWal ON upper and lower side OF Nortn abut
m3nt each IS feet long; h1 wngwal on lower side of
south abumcn 10 feet long, and none required on tho
upper side flan and specifications be seen on tha
dan and place of letting.
ly order ofthc county Commissioners.
II. c. FRUIT,
Commissioners Office Clerk
EluUmsbUrg March <, leG9{
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u 1t seems that Tancy not captured after all
y ia much Co b. regretted. We know Of no mau whose
curse Aas beon less oxcusablo or whose abilities and
address have made him more dangerous If he had
had proper resp .ct for his he would have stnd
III England The 5outh viii soon be too hot for him
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

~ In tn Rhode Island House Of Assembly, rropo
elton to eAtsnd 20 adopted citizens equal rights with
natives, was recently rejected, every against it
coming from Republicans. Know Nuthngism .'stil
lives Forriga born citizens cafn,aily cullcdupon
70 enlist to- fight N defence Of our Institutions but the
Republicans refse 60 them tIo rights thy ask them to
fight br l. 'h"r5, was there ever, anything mean
er or more wi k,a than Enow.NothiusIsm, We otllnk
MT, uHI itb ih- roru5caasm Of sh7 present day.
j, Il. Puirigt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

- In Senate. 'lar,h 18th MIR. Summer introduced
nil To r1o' all csquadeaions Of color in carrying
thomals. sunni AN his uiggsr are ,t-rnaly tlruing
up he secs neins hours nothing knows nothing bat
the oiorons African ne is abolitoni.t tly siyl, Of
man Of which tn louisville ouraai spcus ia I'm aiicla
we copy to-day to"' and and glove wih seccssonisls
ants hsG rs o. carry tn nua,Mgrry the males vote
h'ld ohce ahd he socially equals. AMI unless they
can have that Wit, aboil.ion tnny 'uould gladly let
iha Union slIie" says pr-nticM
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

'Costars 81 Rat Roach, Sc. Extermnator
"Costar's''
"Costar's Bed-Rug EXterlninator,
''Costar's
Costar S" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
IL 2Jc jUc AHD SlUO FOXES, BOTTLES ELAsKs, So &
50 Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels,
&c &c
UTI or II! TO prevent the public from being i'm.
posed upon by Spurious and gAiy PCrnteoas limitations
new Iakeltas been prepared, brarng JlcSilaHe Of
the Pruprittors signature LXamign each box, bottle
or ilssk carefully heiore purchasing aud take nothing
but "COsrAR'S"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

o. THOMAS w. MATTSON, Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London 1851, for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes and Gums Great induce.
Ces This Is much the largest stock of trunks Carpet
Bags, Naliccs, &C. in Philadelphia very cheap for
No. 4O2 Market Street, door above 4th South side
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
PROCLAIM ALTON.

w HEREAS, the Hos, AARON X. pgckmAM, President
w Judge NJ thr Court Of oyer and Jcrmnrr and Gen.
erl Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
feac" ana Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
~ l' 2jh Judicial District composed Of the counics
Of Columbia, @di'a an GndWyOmIug, ana the Hon. John
McAeynolds stephen Badly AssociatcJugcs of Colum.
hid county a'r issued the rprnccgtb arig dutr the 9Th
DAY OF Dec IN the year Of our Lord thousans cip
hndrel ana slNly0Hc and to directed for holding
Count of oyer and TcIminer aud General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace Common Pleas
aud Orphans Court in BloomsbVrg in the county Of
I.N"pH' on IN Hrst Monday (b,ing tho 18th day. Of
May, next, AM 90 continue Cuu week.
Notice Is r,by "Iyuu To the Coroner the Justices of
tac Peace ana C"ntdcS of the said county Of Columbia
ut t-y be tn IA ana horc in tn ir proper persons al
J"cloch IN t forenoon Of day, w thcr records,
MisltInis ana other remembrance do those things
Whth To- th'r Offices app2rtalu 10 be done. And those
lR ar JDund hy T,coaniZanC to prosecute against the
prisoners That arr may be in the Jail of said county of
columbia 10 be then and there to prosecute them Us shall
b. Just jurors are requested to he punctal in their at.
tendance ageeahy 10 their notices. Dated ut Blooms.
bdrg the -ih day Of March, the year ufour Lord one
thousand oI9, hundred and yune and in the eighty
sixth year of hc independence Of the United States OF
America. god save the CommopwculthD
JOSIAH II. FURMAN,
nj, ShrrhI once, Sheriff.
Boomsbarg March %, 1869
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" We understand that tlr large brick Store House
building belonging 20 Wilson Agcr situated in the vii.
iage of Rohrshlrg in this county was Totally destroyed
by hr3 on la saturday We have not learned ty par.
tiCIiarg
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
News flOm Rebel sources.

ST. LOUIS, March 4i
Dispatch from Fort Smith, Arkansas,
to the Memphis papers, acknowledge the
death Of General McCuloch and McIn.
tosh, at the battle OF Pea Ridge.
The Memphis Appeal also contains u
dispatch from Richmond, dated the Ilth
inst, stating that President Davis is com.
ing soon, West and urging everybody to
rally to his standard.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29

" The Continental monthly for april has been re-.
eaivcd. Barring its nausoating and oyorowing niger
ism, it is readable mean an article or two in each
humber not on that subject.