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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-25

~TO THE EDITORS or TINE DIePATCu ~
Gentlemen Ny attention has been called - ~
publication Of Capt John r. 6mithS Aavssv aU4
Of yesterday charging the surgeons aaA n1sS0 q
this hospital with smonstrous and criminal ueglsi
Immediately examined into the case allo4e1 -
and send You the certificate of the esA0sneq
spoken Of, b. ~ East. which hope WIN - 80
cient refutation.
Having had charge Of this hospital bul . ohpel
time, the case In which the Captain b - n1gfeknn
did not occur during my sdmlnistratioa. bat ! -
constrained to testify that the sentlsmsa wAo -
flying to their unceasing care end kindns1
In this connection. allow mo 70 say tAa1 - u
dies Of this city have. with the most Aees1s levo
tiOn nursed the wounded In thls hospital n1GAA -
day. and the publication OF Capt Saith 6a -
just reflection which should mot hape appsoDoa d
print without proper lnvestigaAioa.
VIZ H CoFR1M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-25

Northern spinners np to this date last year took
266 600 bales, Of the value Of $l4, 10000 leaving
the small stock In Southern ports of g. 600 bales
The only supplies spnners have obtained this year
have been through mportations (nearly ell from Liv
erpooD and to condscated and prize lots. The East
India Surats, imported speculation, 7sroued to be-
failure Its short and brittle fibre was wholly un
| suited to the condition of American machinery
while its inferior quality untitled it for the produc
'tion of American goods The most OF that received
was re-shipped to England.
FINANCIAL
from the Herald's Money Article June I'll
There IL a brisk demand for money AT 405 pei
| cent on call among the stock operators, arising
mainly from tho increased volume Of outside specu
lation. Paper sells freely at as per cent. Green
backs have again fallen, and are offered at pei
cent premium. Certificates of dep osit are worth
1901. In some quarters it IL report ed that the
cent operations in the Shenandoah Valley and the
delay before Richmond have led to an increase O,
caution In the investment of ,Aoney-
| The stock market was not 30 STRING to-day, and
was weak ut tho close, with the following quota,
tions y s. 6s registered, 1891. lo3Ia l0a5; do rs
Treasury notes, $40 per cent, 1864 1864; Tennes
6's, 59659i; Virginia Ga, 5S4o57; Missouri S's
| 5a0524; American gold, log 0l0ds.
| There appears TO be less excitement than thert
was among people In Wall street ON tho subb ct q
Mr.. Chases new application to Congress. Osrtair
foreign bankers, and certain city Journals, continue
TO berate the secretary but their infvey.c .ce IL i'm
paired by the fact that they denouncA6 mi eaua
| bitterness the law Of February, whiea hss worke
10 we'll Eyery ono OF the arG;iments wh; "a Il nov
used by the faction calling Ihamsolvs. the "hart
money party was employed TO defeat aho orisina
issue Of Treasury n0tes&o which ianp "a Il n nov
clear that The success Of Mr. Chass ~ ucial pocJ
has besn mainly duA. II b rumored 3.n The ssres
that Senator fssssndsa wtG eapose jns bill Intro
daeed Into ths 8 House M y 1r sssvsns,s The ssnato
tender paper and mas known his oA1eess ,ss, thoss
hs voted for the measure. He Sill nrobsbly d
ths same shins BOW; The sinpae QvssdQn Tor Con
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11
From Washington.

The Baltimore Suns correspondent says
that there is another clamor here for an
onward movement TO Richmond, upon the
ground that after the yielding of Messrs.
Slidell and Mason thero should be some
conspicuous txploit by the Federal army
or else the southern Confederacy will be
ACKNOWLEDGE by Great Britain. Tho
idea, too, is expressed that the inactivity
of the Federal columns will be cause Of
scandal in Europe, but it would be more
sensible to say that military men there
see things about as they are, and therefore
would not expect an attack upon the Con. .
federatos "where they are strongest, and
just where they want to be attacked. -
The words quoted are those recently used
BY General in the Federal sorvi CO, who
is considered the man above all others who
would be disposed to give battle if there
was something Ike an even chance as to
victorious result.
We have had another batch of serena
dors, but have not heard that emanoi-
patton of slav es was urgent by any OF tho
speakers, or that this government could
contend successfully with the "world in
arms.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

sGlg- 1t is reported that on account of
continued i'll health, Col. Ricketts, has re-
signed his commission as Colonel of the 9th
Regiment Penna Reserve Corps, and that
Lieut.. Col. Penrose has also resigned
Capt. Ent, OF the Iron Guards Of
Bloomsbury, Company A., commanded
the regiment during the action at Drains
vile, and he is honorably mentioned in the
official report. The 9th covered itself
with glory at that battle. -Muncy Lumt-
nary
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

pa The following is list of the "Hur-
ley Guards" a company recruited mostly
in Columbia aud Montour Counties, They
are o fine body Of men and will well sus-
tain the reputation of the region whence
they 60!
Captain, Alex. J. Frick, of Danville.
lst Lieut.. U. H, Ent, of Light Street.
2nd " Mcdowell, of Harrisburg,
lst Serg't. Alex. Thornton, Light Street.
End Wm. A. Tobias, Of Berwick.
3D. p" James b, Moore, OF Danyi'le,
4th g JOS, Hampton, of Asbury,
9Th 4" Harry Funk, Elizabcthtown.
lst Corpl, James NJ. Price, Lime Ridge
2nd Charles B. NIummoy, Danville
Sd Z" David Larish, Sugarloaf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

eGg- The Rev, Wm, Bacon Stevens, D.
D., was cousecratcd Assistant Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Diocese Of Pennsylvania, on Thursday the
End inst, in st. Andrews Church Phila,
delphia. The ceremonies were solemn and
mpressive, Bishops Alonzo Potter OF
Pennsylvania Horatio Potter, of New
York; Odenheimcr of New jersey; Lee,
of Delaware; Lee, of Iowa Clark, Of
Rhode Island; and Hopkins, Of Vermont,
who, from his seniority, presided on the
occasion, were present, and took part in
the conservation. The sermon was preach.
ed by Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

say- We see it announced, that in con-
sequence of continued i'll health Col. Rick
stts has been obliged to resign the COM
mand of the Sixth Pcnna. Reserves, We
regret this most unfeignedly. We are in-
debted to the exertions, experience and
fine qualities of Col. Ricketts,, for the hon,
or accorded to Columbia County, of having
sont to Harrisburg, the finest and best
drilled company that has been mustered
into tho service. In the late fight at
Drainsville, the Iron Guards showed their
GOODNESS and training by withstanding one
Of the most trying tests to which a soldier
can be subjected. In the very hottest OF
the battle, when regiment, thrown into
confusion, was forced to fall back, the Iron
Guards opened ranks, let the retreating
regiment through, closed up again and ad-
vanced to the charge, with as much cool
ness and regularity as il on parade. That
shows blood and training, and to do it,the
first time under fire, is almost impreceden
ted. we have already 'pok?n Of Capt
Eat on tAat occa-iaa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

ssg~ The Tonsor has removed from tho
building heretofore occupied by him, to
the more convenient and comodious saloon,
on Maine Street lately vacated by Charles
II. Noll where he will be very happy to
operate upon his customers, in the various
branches of his business, with science and
dispatch.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11
Important from Mexico.

A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Crescent, writing from Matamoras, says ::
"The most important news I have 20
communicate to-day, is the quasi dcclara-
ton Of war against the Southern Coufed.
eracy by the republic Of Mexico. It ia
directly notified to us through the State
paper Of Guanjuato, that Mr. Corwiu had
asked and received from the Mexican gov.
ernment the privilege of passing troops
through Mexico for the subjugatiou of tho
South. This is the language of this Gusn-
ajuato paper, and you can determine tho
meaning Of it as we'll as [ can myself
Old Abo has full permission to march
troops through Mexico to attack Texas
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

p&g~ The county annual settlement has
this week been completed by the auditors.
Our finances are in a healthy condition !;
and the commissioners intend to keep them
SO, by urging the collectors to prompt and
active measures. Collectors will govern
themselves accordingly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL OF
4 COMMERCu

The approaching New Year IL good time for re-.
moving subscriptions aud increasing the circulation to
the Journal of Commerce Weaddrss ourselves to the
old readers of the paper With enre confidence in their
willingness to aid us, and to extend the influence of
the sound conservative principles aud morals which
have hitherto charactoriz1d and Will hereafter charac
terizc this paper EVERY SuBsCMBtR to the Journal Of
Commerce might do a great service 10 these principles
and strengthen In ability to support and circu
late them by sending us the name of at least one
subscriber in his town.
Devoted frmly as we have b9en to our couniry's in
tcrests and have long been called "Unon Savers
term of reproac we are and shall be the firm uphold
ers of
Tue UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
opposing with heart and pen every South North
who is enemy TO either. Every form Of diOrganza
tion and revolution will find ready for the combat.
Among the foes Of the American Union and American
principles we rank side by side,
ABoLTTIONIsM AND sECESStoNIsM
and we propose with all strength to defend the
tiun against the attacks of both.
We belong to political party owe obligations to
our independent right To uphold the good while we op
pose the bad Of fwhatevcr name.
We are firm defenders of
CHRISTIANITY AND CHRISTIAN NOR NIFTY,
In public and private liCr Without publishing rclg.
ions newspaper or making any prctcnces to religious
character, shall be found hereafter what have
heretofore been the only daily newspaper in New York
which conducted with consistent regard to the sent
mens of Ch stian people. We do nOwork on the sab.
bath aud able to issue good daily paper
Monday merning any office which violates the day
of rest
For the good influence ofthe Journal Of Commerce in
the naoH, refer TO the record of the past In times
of trial il is aim to encourage, in times OF doubt 10
cheer in times of excitement to calm the mind.
The Journal of Commerce tho
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BEy~ A new counterfeit has been put in
circulation in Philadelphia, 1t is thus de
scribed Five dollar note on the Farmers
Bank of Lancaster, Pa. indians on the
left end, figure 5 above; portrait on the
right end; figure s above name of bank
across note.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11

. ~ yElGEW %z%E>%
81 ! I||,|;||'IE 9 Ek|l,I!S'g 4
The Senate was organized at Harrisburg
by an election Of the following officers,
Speaker--LEwIs w. HALL.
Chief Clerk--Geo w Hamersly, Of
Philadelphia.
Assistant Clerk--G s Berry Erie county
Transcribing Clerks--F. l.. Hitchary
Luzcrnc county Jas. II. McAfee; Of
Westmoreland Orlachy, Huntingdon
w. w. Watt, Philadelphia w. H. Hud-
dleson, Delaware (short term.)
Sergeant. at-arms-H Herman Yerkes,
Philadelphia.
Assistant Sergeant -at.arm--Tho Dick.
son, Philadelphia, Jas. Moore, Washing-
ton.
Door. Kceper-John G. Marlin, Ian
caster.
Assistant Door -Keeper--Benj Hasseok-
er, Lancastc John b. Hines, Bradford
Messenger--Thos Walker, Lebanon.
Assistant Messenger-W. 6. Brewer,
Moptour.
The House organized by electing the
following officers.
Speaker-JNo. Row, of Franklin.
Chief Clcrk-E. IL. Rouch, OF Lehigh
Assistant Clork--E. S. Capron, of Ches-
ter
Transcribing Clerks. B Niles, G. w.
Walker.
Sergeant at-Arms-E b. Picket.
Assistant ergcant-at-Arms--J. II.
Wright, j. Z. Slurdoyant.
Assistant Door -Keepors--A. D. Foss,
G. W. Geues, j. NJ. Bolc.
Messengers. G.. Blanchard.
Assistant Messenger---n. r. MARSHALL
Postmastar-H G. Woodhouse.
The following is the vote on Speaker ::
Messrs. Abbott, Alexander, Armstrong,
Bates, Beaver, Beobc, Bigham, Blanchard,
Bliss, Brown Mercer Busby, Chatham,
Cochran, Cowan, Crane, Dennis, Dough-
erty, Elliott, Fox, Frccland, Gamble,
Grant, Gross, Hall, Happier, Henry, Hof-
fer, Householder, Hutchman, Kennedy,
, Lehman, NJ Cellan, NJ Coy, Moore, Myers,
Ritter, Ross Q,uzeroe,) Russell, Schroek
Scott, Sellers, Shannon, Smith (Cbester,
Smith (Philadelphia,) Strang, Tracy,
Twhchell, Vincent, Warner, Wildcy.
Williams, Windle, Worley-53, voted for
JOHN ROWE
Messrs, Banks, Barron, Boileau, Brown,
northumberland, } Caldwell, Craig, Del
lone, Divins, Doney (Greene,) Donnelfy,
L (Philadelphia,) Dufield, Early, Gaskill,
Grecnbank, Hess, Hoover, Hopkins phil
adelphia,) Joseph, Kaine, Kline, Labar,
Lichtenwallner, M'Culloch, MManus,
Neiman, Pershing, Peters, Pottaiger,
Quigly, Ramsey, Rex, Rhoa9s, Ross
n, (Mifhin,) Rowland, Ryon, Tate, Thomp-
sr son, Tuition, Wakefield, Weidner, Mimley,
in Wolf, zeigler-45, voted for WILLIAM
IN HOPKINS.
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ssg- Winter seemed to begin in earnest
on Sunday night and Monday morning
last. There was fine body of snow on
the ground, and the feecy fakes contin-
ued to fall faster or slower during the en-
tire day, and evening.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11
AUDITORS NOTICE.
EsI0te 0f John Price deCensed.

THE Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of Co
umba Couay, to report liens against lhe hers OF Johf
Price deceased; and to make distribution smong lht
persons entitled ofthe balance in the hands OF Johf
Snyder, Trustee, by appointment Of thecourt IN th'
order and proportions fixed by iawwil meet the parei
Interested Tor the purposes Of his appninment, or
Monday the thirteenth day Of January A ID Nbs al hi
office in Boomsburg When and where all personshavini
claims, required 10 present lheu or Do rFef DE
barred from onming in for share Of sa,d tund
" WRIT, 8psTor,
Bloomsbu.g, Sec 81, 1861 A.
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Thirty Men Needed !

THE Undersigned having been detached by Adjt Gen
Thomas fer the recruiting service, has come to Colum
ba Co for that purpose. The recruits will be attached
to BATTERY I. (or MATHEWS Battery,
FIRST PENNA. ARTILLERY,
now under the command of Mai Gen. Banks and doing
duty the Upper Potomac. 1t has already extended
regulations ANA has seen much service We number six
guus 100 men, aud have all the necessary equipments
One section is composed Of the celebrated steel rsd
Parrot Guns, capable of doing execution four miles,.
The recruits if they desire, be- held
til they attain the necessary proficiency, Those who
prefer going drivers do Gen. Mcclellan has
declared that "hs is be of artil2ry; hence it
is considered the most important of the service
The dril is lively and interesting In action, while
cavalry aud infantry waiting for, ormoVing towards
the enemy, we eau plough their ranks or storm their
Notifications with shot, shell and Canistsr Artillery
stand guard duyn appear at daily pdradcs
nor travel on foot. While the iltautry plOdding
along with heavy knapsacks and gun equipments,
nonrcrs can ride along pleasantly and at compare.
lively fast rate The objection heavy artillery THAT
and "doing nothing is soldiers abominatiOn. The
chances for promotion in this double that any
other service.
To arouse the patriotism Of the young Of this
Gonnuny only need refer the threatening attitude
of England. Do not let her find backward when
she threatans.
Pay is due from enlistment. For partist'ars enquire
at the Office of f. H. LITTLE, Es1, when can generally
be found. Recruits will be promptly cared for upon
their arrival.
! LIEUT.. c. b. BROCKWAY,
| Recruiting Officer, Battery + ist Pa Arty.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 81 1861.
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BsSy- 10. morrow is the first Sunday after

Bay Tomorrow is the first Sunday after
Epiphany.
Sloop of war Lexington burnt January
l9, 1910.
Peace ratified by Congress January Ia,
1Ts4
Book OF Common Prayer adopted, Jan.
uary Is, 15l0.
Battle of Corrunna fought, January l6,
1909
Battle of Cowpens fought, January II
1871.
Daniel Webster born, January Is, 1882.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-11
GRAND JURORS

GRAND JURORS,
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1862.
Bloom Jackson Thornton stephen II. Miller
Briarcrtek Josiah Thomas, Leyi Rlnard, Daniel
MartZ
Bedrer--John Singsy
Behton--JncQb Wclliver
Fishingcre--JOseph Runyan
GrecnEood-Francis Ewes Matthias Kline
HemlOck- Charles Nehsrt, Aaron smith, George Dries.
bach
Locust George Nowry
.lhiIr-Lewis Eckruth, Charles kngaman
.thRe-Wm LOngenbcrger, Danist Yetter
.1IontoUr--JOhm Quick
M PeaSapt--JOhn Ruekel.
Ordnge-Samutl Dcidleman
StVgdrioaC-N am Hess, Emanuel Laubach, Samuel
Fritz
Jan |, 1861
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Bzg~ Over twenty columns of the Phila.
delphia Evening Journal are filed with
Sheriff's Sales.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
FOR FEBRuAIrY TERM, 1862.
Bioom-Andrew Crossley, Martin Rupert, Leonard
u Rupert Joseph Wcaver.. William bowman
Bedrer Conrad Ervinc, Moses Schlicher
Observation-Disclosures Pearcc
CdttdrisSG- john Martz, John Ritter
CeRtre-Jamcs Warden
COaynghHm William Rohrback
FraHkiia-Jcrcmiah ) Fahrnger, William Mensch
Greenwood Samuel Bogart, Jacob Evans
Hewi0ck--JamGs Emmitt Levi Weights
Jackson Michael Remedy
LocuSt-Peter llclwigN William Goodman Samuel Ad.
.faiac--N iChacl Grover
.MifliR John Heller, John Masteller
nj. Pleasant Jacob Como, Erie keller
.lladisOR-COnrad Kramer
Orange--Isaac YoCum James lIarnan
Piao-GGorgG WellivGr
Scott-James Lake, Charles Fowler, Samuel Hugen'
buch
SugarloG-William Mostelier, Josiah Fritz
Jan A. lcU2
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mXGHAMnn EID2gh3

THE Proprietor Of this well known and centrally loca
1 ted House, the EXCHANGE HOrEL, situate on Mai.
Street, in Boomsburg, immediately opposite the touns
bia County Court House, respectfully Informs his friends
and the public IN general that his House is now IN or
dor the reception and entertainment Of travellers whu
may feel dis posed favor il with their custom tic has
spared no expense in preparing the EXcHANGE for the
entertainment of his guests neither shall there be any
thing wanting (on his par TO minister To their personal
comfort His house is spacious ana enjoys an excellent
business location,
~ Omnbuses run at all times between the Exchange
Hote and the various Ra Road Depos, BY which tray
. will ho pleasantly conveyed 20 aud from th1 re-
8, rctiNe stations m due time to.pset the Cars.
NM y kO0NS
y rloomghurg July = isee'
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NEW BUSINESS FIRM.
EEercamti.e Business,
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Etute of Geo; w. LQyder, deceased.

LStHe 0 GC0. w. H"|"e/i "eCe"St"'
THE auditor appointed by the Orphans Court OF Co,
mbia countv distribute The assets in the hands OF
Lewis Ycttcr, admir- Of the Estate OF George W. Harder
deed to and among the persons entitled to receive the
same in the according to the rates aad pro-
portions allowed by law VIII meet the parties nterres
led for the purpose of his appointment onTllURSDAi
JANUARY the 10th, lSh2 al his ONCE IN hloomshurga
which time and place all persons required TO present
ther claims or be forever debarrcd from coming IN oi
a share of said assets 49, .
Bloomsbutp Dec 9l lS6l-ti auditor,
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w. WRIT, ESQ.

NOW occupies the room up stairs in front in MIR.
Inangst's brick building, ON Main Street below the
American House, most convenient otHcei whore ho
viii be harpy nj all times his rieHds and clients
nlnnms shMrg. Nov. o, lsWl.--3m.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

The REBEL GEN. JACKSON AND THE Wo-
MEN OF MISUNDERSTANDING have seen pri-
vate letter from young officer of this city,
now at Winchester, who says that Jackson, in
his recent visit to that place, made a speech
to the women. He told them that he felt con-
fdent that the federal soldiers had not trou-
bled them unless they first made advances to-
wards the soldiers or needlessly annoyed them.
He advised them to keep their mouths shut
and then no harm would betall them. He in
formed them that it was not their province to
insult the soldiers, though they might think
what they pleased. Our friend writes that
the rebel soldiers in the valley have treated
our men with uniform kindness. The citizens
alone have been cruel.-Prouidenc Journal.