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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
KHRKweoD sOLEIooUtZxm

NOW, look.a-hare, Sam, you told the
people In your Inaugural that they 1swill
have 10 pay heavy taxes ;" Jon can't deny
that. You told them, Sam, that they,
'smast give up the idea Of money making
until the war is over" (bus that didn't
mean nae, of couEse.) You told them that
they must Be coHteat TO dsUote to the pres
arvatlon OF the country portion Of the
surplus already laid up, and that we must
resort TO customs and expedients many
years abandoned. Now, Sam, what did
you mean BY tbst2 Oh, that didn't mean
me ut ali. That meant the peopLeI They
must not ONLY earn their living by the
sweat of their brow, bat they must dsIve
haEdeF-they must get up earlier and work
later-theiE children must be deprived Of
neeessaxies-shsir wives must drudge and
dig, but IL am getting two thousand
dollars year and | am going to have It..
That Legislature is q fool to think that
an gsing to take four hundred less than
| did In good times. Sixteen hundred
dollars a year ia more than can earn, but
then Pm going 10 have the two thousand.
v hen | said that the people 'must give
up the idea of money making" l meant
the psopls-.nos me. The people elected
ms and they have got TO pay nae well, |
don't expect to be elected again and / be-
gin TO expect thas my chances for Con-
gress are not good, 80 I'll keep all can.
Let the people eat one meal less every day
but give me nay salary; let them 90 rag
Esd, give me nay two thousand dollars !;
let their property be sold to raise money
to pay me--they elected me--Iet them
sweat it cut. Hand me the pen, one
scratch of it will save me four hundred
dollars--shat's easily done; there Mes
sieurs Legislstors-shat's my answer; give
me nay two thousand dollars Let the
people pay iE.-Ds,aoe & hssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice ia hereby glreo thai = Tax of twa rsIaz
"a the dollar haa 6eaa levied As a Federal Yax an
ali xas saxahla property In Ppktawattsznie County
Upon she vslukaicn og khs year 1851 ard ths sarss
10 Fsaaissd 30 A@ paid by tAs lAas dag Of Mag aaxt
( THoMAs TOSTRyTS.
xtsAaHsar Of Postswatsazaia County, fSNa.
MAxcA Do, isaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

90 A horse race comes eff over the
straight track, On next Saturday after
noon, for so side. The devoters Of
that style Of sport will have an opportu-
nifty to ego in and get squeesed."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
KxxAA, AUpuek1N Co. fawA

EXTRA AUDuB0R Co, iowa.
rue Land busiaess tsansscssd In ali lie hgaaenss,
Taxes paid fer Nea-rssiasnts, Tisss examines
osiisctisns made, and Aessraets furnished.
Rsfsysaces4~a Il. HaryIs. panara aaww. @ I.
,Asszah, osaa eaaaay, Iewas sahhass q ssaFasnser
Ocshela = - Iswas .. G. Raoamsr, GoancA BIsss
M&S saf fes&s Ey
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
IL PHILADELPHIA

| Benevolent Institution, esl&tlIsbte - s5+et
Endewment, fer the Relic! II the sex lss bs-
Iessed, afflicted With YiruIFui All E2l3szzs. ba-
eases, aud especially for tlsr Cure x Dt,sass Z
the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis - ZEE Az
surgeon, TO ali Who spPly BY EsttsT, 81 ses-f
Hon Of their condition {ase eecupat..r Ia.
life, etc. j AID ia s1te~Rzs poverty As-.a.zf IN,
iBhea free Of charge
valuable Reports on speTTnatorrhqa AZ az
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and G. AEx Rrs-
EnEEs smpioye ed in sac Di spensary. seal nsf.
aie4ed In sealed eavklapeH fTee q charss Fvsg
thEee Stamps for postage will be nccepilts
Address Dr.. J. SKILLIN HoUeRTDx Az
Surgeon, Howard Association Nc ASIA ~
Street, PhiladslEshia Pa
By order o. the DE- se4oTs
RGRA D. EEAETERLL Pra
gro. FAEEcHGL4t, see'y
Dec Al, 1880
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

l. SEALED FsgposslS waH be EseeiFea at las
Mayer's eface In The cisy OF Conncil Buds Iowa
W 70 Nay aass lBS2 seF aAs aiIiRS - Of Harrison
street from its iateFssctioaaieh Green street. to
posat ahera sha same EaiHMz kra2 fha Aett1n 20
aha hAga srogna, THO aH 60 be BixtAen feet wide
and sighSasn inches high, and that tAe same Be let
70 the lowest responzihie biadeT yrovtzsa tss cost
OF The same shall sxeasd twsnty cents per cubic
yard y. a. PATMRR MaogF
ooaneii Btuas, April Is, Is&a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

~ olEEHlASD, the notorious Kansas
1syhawksr, was killed few days ago.
Pity the william had NOT been killed
months ago.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

gTas telegraph aanouroes THAI
Gen, Sbsrling priss was killed on the
9Th iust., u Fssmlngioa during an en-
gagemaas' ass IA asss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

@ An army of COG, 900 men carry on
their shoulders $1,000 tons and eat 600
tons Of provisions, and drink !, 200 hogs
heads of water per day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

psopla, both North and soush- which was
full q promises y all, whi1k wars kept
with aenes and 1hoss first oaseial acts
we're in violation III tks Constitution that
u bad sworn 70 supporss TAa RspubR-
can party was conceived In sin and
brought forth in in,qaisy and By it's acts
has nearly destroyed the best governments
ssar Instituted by maa, aad The gFsas
leaders and idols OF the party are tank
Ing God that che CONSTITUENCIES broken,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

AEMk DS4AG4AM DEALER
FOB THE wAR
During the eoHslnu1soe Of tie var, kAa weekly
PLATz DEALER viii BE- ssat to single Subscribers
for
0ae DoaRAr Per Wear.
Tais il cheaper EAaz IL was ever before saaF~a to
tas public.
ina FfEIDdeaisF b&fonsx Go sAs s4#sseaes@a RzsSa
Ia furnished With all shs ~TsiigrapASc Reports, SO
tAAs the movements Of eur army are knSwa 10 us
a. sooa as thsy are In Washington or New Yark.
We have the bssa e0Tp4 Of Army ooETsspsadeass
sk &nx paper in shs west. fuil Ecco tat Of all
Battles, - Sea 81 b. Land, VIII Be fund IN iAIs
paVers aiso, full Iiss ct the
KILLED. WOUNDED AND KISSING.
The times are rife vita startling svsu&a Oar
esantsy's aAEtSry 10 Aaing written in blood, Let
eTsFy man who has goa DaIisr take 1--we usws-
paper. New is the tiae - subscribe.
A Club Of tea entities sas getssr up to one copy
Sxtfa. Address, ,sa....s
Nv. GRAY,
81 Cleveland, Ohio.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
COUNTY JAIL SALE.

Notes Ia asRehx givsa thRt will, ca Manaay tbs
TN day 81 April, A. D. fsaa, II oscsoca p. pTo-
seed % sell ~ pahals as1a Eha od Caszsy Sai bald
ing, on Madison street Ia coEaeis Rlasfs
~ erass Of kAe Boars a6 Supervisors.
q. r. BURDIcE, Clerk.
Marcia 2stA, i6aa - aR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
NOTICE no LAasD HOLDERS
J. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC @ CONVEYANCE

- aLEgwOOD, IOWA IL
Has made fail compJsts and perfect AZ -.
titles 10 ali the I4sads in Mis- ega21y'
ciudinE the Original saiss By the Gs''Fszs', ;
aii subsequent esngsyaaest, AoFtESss
Trust, or other incEmbraBee. ~
ALSO, fuIi and cbazpiete AhstFSti 81 't,%.ss
tas Aess IN We e4ty OF q 7fsN7E ~S5@ rs5Fg
shexeSu--sfs6 aIEe 20 PsciAe C3ty, 70 sa'4 =, !"
~ he agso gives pEompt biieStsa = = ssa
neat OF T1xes, sxxgainatigs OF TtIIes. -
assslaers yertainine 10 general Lard Ages
00@ao@ In tAe 1sRxt Belase
January 8, 1851.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

ann BkS KxxRA FAMILY WEaUk
" RAkk1 q CO. ]
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

nAERCHAErs AND Buzl4Ess MN -
invited TO bring II :heE vyrt. Az :, T,
suAFrH3ase entire sAllstse,loa "a II rssn,s,.,..
and WORK
~ Call and examine Work AID pr,,..
Rabbit X CARpgyrEa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
corxciL BLrrFs. IOWA, 0ct. II Isa

COUNCIL BLEFFs. IOWA, Oct II Isa
DT Is. / NoodS THE fail sRtt q lYigt,sl
teeth on Gold Plate which yea recently Z a, -
ne 90 admirably antNTT The purpose Il deus
stfHeR!ou, that eansot refrain from s1yre,slass
you my high oPl844a q you A. prsi..I u.
Plates are 80 peFfsstiy adapted te he ngytk ~
to each other thar, Eth their aid both ypsak IS,
eat almost as we'll az formers I'D With ~ as
raj teeth Asa WORK Of All, ! 30 lgiihlnE ;batth,
Sb oliaded to can b. surpassed StysFa! pegctu
hsd assured NE that sett Of ar =rlal Tpstk egz
not Dc made 10 re Of any serv.se Z. z1e tgiygs 81
have overcome tbs anlcaEty ayp4 zsz4aa By .bas,
Ssnt4eEnea 9oEGLAH
&gT-iI-I5sI In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
.s~ VIM. W ard,
ARCHITECT AND SCULPTOR
COUNCIL BLUPFs, low.

E3~Pixns, specifications and bills Of material &og
peblke OF privs g baIlain88.
Architectural OTR&msai, To1bttones and Moo
u1aeaks. FApTf-&l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
r. l. WOODBURY.,
. u z 6 E0N DENTIST
Once ana ResIatnoa III talrnau,s H.
a

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IGgA. .zzsszzwssn
Dr.. woodbury. kayt ~ been Iotsta,;
N N thls Piaee Tor the 5sst three IsarstlYYy
ttlme 10 test the drrRS.Nty Il his 4L-L
wHrE) Toaia say to a. pers0as fzvertnx hira sin
EHeif eo1Ilence that saey may rtly apoE his ulz .
s&ef14oas 10 perform sTery opeIRloB IL a. ptr:ss
a manner as pysSI6Ie
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

open or concealed, In ofics or out of Of
dee, In peace or in war.
Ii this 10 what the Republican party
mean by supporting the government Il il
an idle thing TO abandon the old and tried
Democratic party, which for 20 manv
years and through so many tri&is support
ed, preserved and maintained the govern.
meus Of shs Union. But II their rual
purpose be 70 aid tbs ancient enemies Of
the Democracy In subveyting our prassnt
Constitution and form Of governments,
and, under presence OF saving the Unitn.
TO erect strong centralized despotisn
on iss ruins, the Democratic party viii
resist them as the worst enemy 10 the
Constitution and the Union, and TO srse
government everywhere.
We do not propose 10 cunaidas now aha
eanso which led 10 che present unhappy
civil var. a litter time will come here
after for such disensslon. Bat d rarnins
yoa now that compromise made your IN
lon, and compromise fifteen nnonssss arc
would have ssyed it. 8
Repeated efforts wers mazda Al tia Lsas
session Oh The Thirty sixth Congress- IL
his end. az every asage, khs graf 1n,,ss
of the South, with the whole Dsraoara -,
party and the whole Constitutional Unlon
pastys II the North and Wsst, aaiEesi
Q faYoF OF certain amendments to the
jonsIitaiions and CHIEF alaonx Aera The
aeli- Known "Crissendeu prcna.1t;oxa j, /
shieh would hase aysrfed civIl ~ aas
maintained the Uniou. Al awaxw xsasxa i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

''By their fruits shall 20 know than. y
Sectional parties do not achieve Union
triumphs. For sixty years from the In.
sugnration of Jefferson on the 4sh of
March, 1901, the democratic party, with
short intervals, controlled the power and
the policy OF the Federal government
For forty-eight years out of these SIXTY,
democratic men ruled the country; for
hfty-four years and eight months the
democratic policy prevailed. During this |
period Louisiana, Florida, Texas, New i
Mexico and California were successfully
annexed 10 our territory, with an area more |
than twice rs large as all the original
thirteen States together. Eight new
States were admitted under strictly DEM |
ooratic adminissra&ions--0n s under the
administration of Fillmore. From fyei
niilisns The population increased to shir- I
ty-ona millions. The revolutionary ashs /
was extinguishad. Two foreign vars
were successfully prosecuted, with al
moderate ousiay and small axnay asEi 1
navy, and wfthoat sfls suspension Of tha
habeas corpus without one infracsioa ar
the Constitution; without one asuTpaEion
Of power; without snppressing angle
newspaper without imprisoning q single
sditeY; without limit to the freedom Of
speech In Of ous III Congress, bus in sia
midst Of the grosssst abuse Of both and H
without the arrest Of angle s'traitor, -
though the HA1TToRp CONVENTION sstl
during one Of the wars, and IN the other
Senators invited the enemy 10 ssuaxxr
ouR vuLUsTExas wFTH BtoopY aAgps, AsD
THEa TO aosPTTAaLK uxAvRs.s H,
During all this sine wealth increased.
business of al Kinds multiplied, prosper
ty smlled On ssary aide, taxes ware low
wages we're high, The North and she Soakh
urnishsd naskss Tor each others pros
iasss At coed prices pabsie ubafsy was !,
scarss private rfghss ssndissasbsa evssY
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23
(areenWoOd Seminary.

THE Spring Term of this Institution viii +.
commence on the 7th OF April next
T he Principal will be assisted bv able
instructors, and a. ample faclites WILL be
afforded TO qualify S udents Tor leachmg,
for business or for d more extensive oour-e
ia literature, a liberal share Of patronage
Is again solicited.
Pupil> who do not come from home, or
are not put under the charge o. near rela-
lives, mnsi board al the Seminary, aud be
subject 10 the regulations thereof. They
musi provide their own towels end have
each article of clothing distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks cors'itule a quarler aud
there will be vacation OF abouI six weeks
IN MD summer.
Boarding., washing and Tnilion with
furnished rooms, will be SO per qnaner,
oLe halt payable in advance.
Tuition alone 10 Common branches, So 90
90 including advance Algebra
mathematics his nry &c. s co
ia Lauu. German or French
each exira1 90
For iUTthsr par icnlars address
WM BURGESS, Principal!
Millville Col CO. Feb 20 1852
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23
The Niger in a New Aspect.

The inevitable nigger is about to appear
to us in new shape, l. g. IN proprio persona
in all bis naked loveliness. We see by
our exchanges that measures are already
being taken in the border counties of this
stale and in The large towns and villages
adjoining Dixie 10 check or prevent the sud-
den influx oil the scores and hundreds of
half-starved, vagrant. idle, theiving negroes
who, having got in the rear of our army,
and with little abolition aid are pushing
northward. flooding the towns and v;lliges
all along our border counties Work. thew
will without master Live they either,
as paupers thieves or beggars in either
case they will have to be fed by the hard
earned bread of the Iaboring classes.
Even if few should be induced to work
il only diminishes the chaEces for labor and
the wages for the poor white man.
How long will il be before there will be
an aristocracy III the north, founded upon
caste. equal to any we have ever heard OF
in The south, if these negroes are to be pIa-
ced side by side in the field, and work
of the north2 Who will not feel humbled
and degraded that he is laboring man
when an ignorant negro ls placed by his
side, as his peer2
Our brave soldiers who belong to the
laboring classes will feel that they have
been riskiug their lives and sacrificing the
comforts OF home to bul little purpose, il
they find their places in the fields and
work shops usurped by these vagabond ne
groes when they return.
Already the working men and mechanics
OF Philadelphia and the border counties are
appealing TO our legislature TO check by
legislation this tide of lately freed negroes
which is pouring in upon them in streams
as destructive as The hol breath OF the sim.
oon of the desert to the traveller Our
tender hearted negro loving abolition sena-
tors and congressman are treating their la,
boring white constituents to much stronger
dose OF the niggar than well conduces ic
! their welfare.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23
NEW GOoDSI GREAT BARGAlNsl

THE undersigned j. jnsi recPiving Few
sop /, OF good-, fresh hoTn the critics OF
New York and Phil'a aud Is prepared 10
sell hem az Reduced Puces.
CaiIcoe> from 7c to I25., the best at i24c
some OF whirb cost loc. Dress Goods
Chaihs Lsveilas, GInahams, MusiIT- Ken
lucky Jeans, boys Cassimeress Sc, &c,
in proportion.
Ladies' Shoes ard Gators. in great vari-
riety OF sil le snd quality good heeled
Cater for 624 and an excellent Congress
for 81 90 A Rid teeled Lace Boot Tor 81
anc upward ALSO, The High Cut PalmO>
raj Lace Boot tor ladies. Ladies and Chit
drene' Skirts, Linen Haudkerch'eis, &r., al
a verv low figure.
3@c - 9mSV arc
Best Stone " are Sels 81 90. sc Hamiuy,
Dried Peaches, MackereI, Chees, Lemons,
etc Good Syrup MolasseS from 30 10 60c
gallon Sugars, lower lhan recently sold,
from Sc 10 l3c, The later price Tor bet
white Coal Oh as low az anywhere.
II An examination OF The goods is soli-
cited. Come and see for yourselves, hat
The Cash System is preferable % any other.
Grain aut couuiry produce taken N ex-
change Tor Goods by
1t. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg March 20, 1862.
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Knights of the Golden Ass.
The Chicago Times saws /:

Tue OHICdgO IfHeS says.
"a coemporary makes a sensible sng-
gestion 1t is thai Dr. Hopkins, the hero of
the Knights of the Golden Circle practical
joke, shall proceed 10 the organization OF
new circle, TO be called the Knights of the
Golden Ass, and that Senator Chandler. Of
Michigan, be made the Grand High Priest
of the Order. II was Chandler who, in the
Senate, gave credence 10 the existence Of
the Golden Order in Michigan and asserted
that it had pnt a good many of its men iGio
the army, 10 his certain knowledge" AS
an ass he is unsurpassed"
The DR. Hopkins above alluded TO as the
hero OF the Knights OF the Golden Circle
practical joke, got himself into Fort Warren
tor his pains. Inslead OF being practical
Joke it was malicious Invention intended
10 destroy the characters OF some of The lead
ing meu in the country. Ex-Presidenl
Pierce showed up this practical joke in lis
true light ard exiored an apology from
Secretary Seward for giving moments
credence TO so improbable sloTy.-Patri0
and Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23
The Spindle rity-Lowe!l and IFS Industry

The Spindle City-LOWeIl and IFS Industry
The growth of Lowell, Mass. as man
ufac,uring place, wholly within the last
forty years is almost unexampled in history,
and The result Is working model OF skill,
energy, labor and capital combioed TO pro
duce wonderful results. At the present
time there are twelve corporations with an
aggregate capital of SI5 600 900 owning
fihy-two factory buildings containing over
four hundred thousand spindles and twelve
thousand looms, with other machinery in
proportion; employing eighty seven hun
dred women and forty two hundred men,
manufacturing yearly more than one hun
dred million yards of cotton cloth, twenty
five million yards OF calico, twenty million
yards of wooea cloths, and over million
yards Of carpetings. Think of strip OF
cotton cloth yard wide and two hundred
miles long, made daily. Enough in year
to 90 twice round the globe, with ends five
thousand miles long 10 tie with. The an
nual consumption OF material is immense
viz forty million pounds Of cotton, five
thousand tons of wrought and cast iron,
thirty thousand tons of hard coal, twenty
seven thousand bushels of charcoal, eighty
thousand gallons of oil sixteen hundred
cords OF wood, thirteen hundred barrels of
-four, like amount oil starch with great
quantities OF soap, teasles and dye-stnfs in
addition. Private enterprise has also been
busy and prominent in this respect stands
the vast chemical labratory OF Dr. c.
Aver & Co where enormous quantities of
their Invaluable preparations, Cherry Pee
toral Pills, Agne Cure and Sarsapariia; with
world wide reputation for the relief OF
suffering humanity, are yearly made
for sale in all lands on which the sun
shines. This firm Prints more than tour
millions Of Amsnacs yearly, on an auto
matte, self feeding press, printing both
sides of a sheet at the same time, the great
est issue oil any work in any language -
| Among otEer things OF note in Lowell, 81.
Anne's church contains more complete
chime OF bells(i1 than any other in thus
country, with the single exception of that
just erected at Cambridge, Mass. The
| Lowell Machine Shop is one OF the oidesl
in the country for the building OF locomo-
tives, and the pioneer OF rail roads in Amer
lea is that between Lowell and Boston
opened for passenger travel in 1885. As
one of the great industrial centres OF New
England ii cannot fail 10 be place OF grea
interest TO the traveller, and personal IN
speclion of lis resources aud capacity To-
producing the various articles for which it
is famed will well repay visit
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PErrRsos's MAoAz,Nr for Nav is a cha

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE FOR May is charm-
ing number, surpasses all others of this
volume, and is not out-done by any other
publication of like character It's fashion
plates are magnificent and grand, well cal
culated for the season which they are in
tended. Its reading department is quite a
treat for any one who is fond of choice lit
erature PETeRsoN is among The Uerg best.
Published in Philadelphia, a, 50 a year SIM
gle subscription
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23

A NIGHT BRAwL The usually quiet neigh
borhood oil Market st, was suddenly thrown
into a state OF excitement on Wednesday
night last about one clock, by riot among
some young rowdies. Daring the melee
pistols were fired, ball from one of which
passed through the front shutter and glass
window OF the residence al Mr. Hall and
lodged over The door in the back part Of the
room Luckily lhe inma,es were all in bed,
or probably we mighl have had TO chronicle
a murder in our midst. Ghe names oi the
parties said TO have been engaged IN This
disrepulabIe Traces are Ware, Harrington.
Waite aud Hahn, all quite young men =
The MAJOR part of lhem were arrested the
next morning and held to bail While The
primer pal offender made tracks The prac
lice OF carrying concealed deadly wea pon-
now so prevalent, will yet lead TO murder
in our streets As il was one OF The row
dies barely escaped h'S life a bal from one
OF the pistols grazing his stomach. There
Is no safety tor Peacable cuIzeus if this
slate oil things is 10 last -DGnUiiie Mtehigen
GER
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-23
Information Wanted.

Information is wanted OF the whereabouts
OF one Hosea Carpenter, OF Luzerne county,
president OF secret dark lantern order en-
titled The ''Loyal Union" He left Harris.
burg some lime since with the intention OF
organizing county council of The league
IN every county in the State OF Pennsylva-
mia, al FIVE dollars each. Circumstances of
very unexpected and painful nature hav-
ing since occurred 10 render tue execution
of this plan impracticable, his friends are
deeply soliciious for his welfare. Any in
formation concerning the aforesaid Carpen.
ter, addressed 10 Geo. Bergner, Post Master
and editor OF The Harrisburg Telegraph, will
be thankfully received and no questions
asked--Pafri0t and Union
Toopr Rs' letter will aDDear in our next
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ADMINISTRATORS Nnrice.

NOTICE II hereby gwen thal letters of
~ administrator on tie estate OF Iohn ].
Heller, late of NJ ffiln township, Colcmhia
county, deceased, have teen granted nv
The Register Oi sald cOuuiv 10 Mrhsel b.
Heller, VINO resides IN NJ fir l0Suship.-
All persons having claims or demands
againsI The e-iae OF The d, csdent are re-
que>ted 10 present tn, m for settlement, and
those iudebteJ TO make payment without
delay 10
MICHAEL B HETLER .Adar
NJ fflin twp March 20. 1862 -6V.
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HL4RRIED.

In Blooms5urg. on the 9lh inst, by Rev
David ] Waller MIR ) Webb Garrison, TO
Miss Cecilia FauIds, al Of this place
On he Sd inst, by Josiah r Fritz E>qr.,
Mr.. Elias Shuliz, to Miss Susie Ann Hess,
all OF SugarIoal township, Columbia co.
On the 18Th inst, a; The parsonage in
Orangevi.le, by Rev. VIM Goodrich Mr..
James Jones, OF Bloomsbury, and Miss
Susannah Kline OF Mount Pleasan. twp.