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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Brown shoetings are quick VI sale at DC, cash,
and are relatively the cheapest goods in tho marke
Drills are feliog ~ pc. for heavy export styles, and
2sc. for irregular makers. Denmf aud Stripes are
all sold up n. about 81 Y ID for the manufactured
cotton. Cotton Flannels are advancing with the ad-
vance Of the season and prices appear to be without
limitation. The present prices Of all styles Of cotton
goods yield handsome profit TO the manufacturers,
even at the high cost Of the material, and many
millowners contemplate an early RESUMPTION OF pro-
duc,ion. II there is no increase during the next
season we shall have such scarcity Of cotton goods
IA we have never seen and prices will advance to
point which msE reduce consumption materially.
The question Of supply Of cotton seems to be still
enshrouded in doubt and anxiety. With tie English
manufacturers md their operatives 1t IL becoming
n ouestion Of the mort serious character. Over
100 OOO people are receiving relief from tho Eugish
benevolent associ atoms and that number may soon
be doubled The supply from India hss not been in
creased this year. although great Efforts have been
made TO supply the deficiency which has resaltei
from our troubles, aud their only hope is an carly
eonton of our dificu,es, which ut present are not
promising. Wooden goods are still in demand for
sray purposes, but the trade for the week hs been
slnok for all civilian styles.
We annex from our English iiles, some particulars
Of ,he foreign mGrkes;
MaNcHEsrrR.--Th Yarn market has been very
ouo, g. day sfe has been busines- Of noment f"r
~ market Thefe has been t'le iuquy for India ami
aso for Mediterranean, fssultus m len small plcl lsfs
bot 81 rasr lower ,o 1he nAfAet gcnersy is ahrced
y the cnr g. Cotton 10 Liv-uoo which teit ssphed At
"a loy American aud ID 70 i y = Tor o'hrf de'ei
on. This doubt. chiefly owing he !sge errvs' VI
Surs during lss. end the pes'n, weos IL VIII have er,n
observed thai tho puchise. ot Liverpool onns The whole
rss have not ia .ssnd btcs or colsumPun
f,d .pnu.is f.itheI decline 81 81 y ID mus take place
brf.te tho Iniis viii be likely 70 rropon again.
suao sp.nnos say ey snail Eot rrconncuee until cotton
d,vu s ia b Tie cloth uarAs. has oitiaued hsttei
Aimee vita loss aud less iucnaoa snouz ouyi- 10
tlrfc Under these ciouustanrt al dffo iuont o coth
ee wekot Ia pics shdgs beng quoted al dccine oi "a
Ia - Elecs have o. 0r made Inc eci'
g carfaly tst prcei ~ fuf isr decline sonr o. oui
L. - fnaruactuurs holdug om heiet that We shHii
san EgLer mis bl ni. uciic. 10 not asc.y aei H.
,f tlo af.e co..s with gloomy ic,iius aud so-e'A1
disincll4.Aol to do husLess
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
ArnussmenIs

WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr. JACKSON begs TO announce that on
THIS (frday) EVENING. Noy T.
EDWIN BOOTH
will sppesI IN both
TRAGEDY
COMEDY.
SIR EDWARD MORTIMER.
IRON CHEST.
DON CESAR DE- RAZAN
Mr.. JULIA BENNETT BARROW
MARlTANA.
On MONDAY. 10,
ANEW PLAY.
In acts by Tom Tsylor entitled
THE FOOLS REVENGE,
EDWIN BOO1H
will sustain -
GREAT ORIGINAL CHARACTER
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

On gold plate uo allowance is made, but every
Troy ounce Is taxed 30 coats hence ,he tax on one
ounce OF ayoirdupos Of gold plte is -, c.uts; ou
ten ounces ayoiroupols Il Ii 81 So; and cn n Ounces
ayondupois it IL s45 81, Bc.ton Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Tn,mFznRrp.- Capt. William Jay Of New-York,
Who wa recently relieved from duty on ine s'''" VI
haioI-0en. Wool, LGs been assigned TO d''y on ''o
staff Of Mnjor-Gen. Morrell, commanding DIVISION
9C Gen Porley5 corps of ,hc Army cI the Fo'P'u'c'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
AZ ROBERTSrs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W. FOK CALIfORNlA AID OREGON.
Ios Eefes of fassgr

AZ ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VI. goR CALIfoRNIA AND OREGON.
no DETENTION OK TIE isTHhuS
o.. OF lie ,lowiu. st.A-,ip, viii ease i.on Pier No
90 foo Of Wsnsu.t. Nei River monthly. commencing on
sis.m',p sn nDn imffxos rs t,n. hmERIcA 2so,ur.
rMfiRE CIIY I,aop ,un, BOEAPARrE. 3eao,uns.
70, Ss ga~ es s , t srs IN ~ sriiy' of r,p
,er, a. ss ses. proceed from there orect 70
gor :a'hsr irt''na,iop, .Yply s;,hs once Of
N. o. fObkAIs
Eo.l77 Vcs,'i. ooraer Of lg.iienlt, te.lA ni'ei.
TrUE BRITIsiI AND NORTH ANGLICAN
=, ~ ESa1f 1Idak "A tSb iVva2aPo6L CALLING
AT CORR HAKBok,.: 90,
AM IS6 AZ iilLIBAx ASD CoiK HAeBOR
SCOTIA, C.pi. Judlins ChlSA, Ctpl Andoron
.E,rs tEAsrA o,., ~ Son s,ea. fuRorA. c.PtJ L,i,eh
AfiuCA Capt. shannon cAnApA Cspt Nj.
A'''''''' a. ''''' 'AAiUsTRALAslAS Ai1.TIR
T-.e clear sLis Ga, At head green op
.l.iyo..I bow rel on port bow
FEoY NEw.A 10 IIvIHPooL
Ca,,f Cs..a F;-'ase. '..''''''..'''''''.'.'''si io
'''''D W. yroS no:foS 70 Li,rGrooI.
chief Cabin rsssasc.
ssYH&I&sIAS sSiaa Az e'i' New ejns,d, No,
.ieayes no,og " eene.s v , os ~ ~
r'ROfA......lcsyes Boston..... .Wednes1ay hov ~
pan A.........leayes Nev.Yoa... Wednordsy, Dec.
Eenhs not srcgr"a uniA. pad Tor,
it y,.rr Of tha,e siis BE- accoun'sh" g.. 1'
r.es- Bills a. iedgg erf signed There Or ehh
: value thereof therein eSpre.'ed fof tfcs 81 rs.-.S''
-pply 10 H. Dc''Hi'', ~ w. 90" ''"s W.
sorlcy-lh- rs'rc'ions uayel having been removed
, o,.f Of "a, War Department pescngoIs about 10 uti
Europe vii longer ~ I,qe- 10 it21ss thrm,es' W.
It1CAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
y a, oo,s,,tosgn (CoIk Harbor The Liverpool Nov.
,r and Isdeif bio steamship Company intend dspafh'
m ter fol pousIod, Clyde built Iron soamsip,
TUIShU s't's'y 80
GLa~OOW W.............. 's 80 y
(iIy or idu) .o' !
bd every sacccsdus SATURDAY, at NOON no" flsf 40
- @''' HArFs ~ P1sstGR.
rfI gr a. ApfS...... ltO SlLElAJt.. ~
m aisu =, London. D5lSte.ffge :" i.yndoH.'.'s' -
Et Cabg 10 Psrs.... Il0tttGItgo 20 Pans''..'.'' ~
~ rsbia 90 i,1tabne lI0sleefege t. lismDusg... ~
Issrngrs EbO forwarded 70 HLNo' hio'on i''''''""'
aufveru. Gc. a cqr1lly low rs'eH ., ,-,t e,oo
tsr., 4 .m Liverpool Qus"nr'o"n' l' 'hp1, wv
. ns and sIgs stee sy. .fon Livupoo fa' IRON Vn' NJ.
,o,yn 80 to,e who wish 70 fead i"i mon e@" ''" guy
tickets fefs ., u ess rates ,..,.. ,.- ,....,.
are strongly bnilt ~ Waterdsbt Iron r"cfons, ehd
ca!s. Patent fre AhnilatoTs LAPerhceu Suia''"' 40
,iia i.- % each steamer. ,,,,trf,N,
For further Information, npp % Liycfgool 10 "
iSMt.. Agent No. u Wa,erft ~ blaf'" 10 mr. ~
NafGOLf. 80 ~ Enochsqusfei 10 OufrntWn ", -
A " %. aEi MOUk 4 90 IA London 70 tIFE' a M 'iA'
CfY No 6l Ellg WnsIa-,L ia Par.tto JULIE DLNOoE -
~ 48 RE Nore Dame des We oires Place Do ia b"ut' ia
ph,seeilliato iOHN q. DALE, No III Walnut ~ OK a.
fA- Ccui;sDy'a Ohces. =, =,
JOuN q. DALE, Agent No. l5 BrosdwRy, n. Y.
a ss..-
BurfScre Nov. --qtouE cuie'-Ohio Extra 80 4ia
GH r. Wnzi~ siradyNhi,o, ~ G00 81 sDi k.d. -
G4l 81, C4rn tui--N bite 13Usfc.t yellow, sI"t tti
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
TO ARRIVE.
I,asse ugers Arrived

In bark Ella pirgins fyoas Busnos hves-B Rudolph q
Hoboken. n j. C. Vock Of Bueaos Ayrea J. " Miller 81
Baltimore. -
Ia brig Msysey from Pernambreo-T Bssots lsdy O. D
Psrki
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Rseeiufa Of Rrclnce.

koy 6-22 600 bbs Flour 500 bols. Corn Meal. 10000
hash Wheat tO0eO bush Corn, 4sC0 bush OAts, 1900
bush Barley LIZ bush Seed s1OJ pss. Provisions 100
pkgA Ashes, TO pkgs Lnd. 34i pksa WEiaky.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC
ln--Rses :36 Seta.......4:52 Mooe-Rtssa es5
HIGH WATER THIs DAE -
Saady Hook. TAI Gov Island. 8ji HeuVas."'' w
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

sATURDAY-rh'rd time, tho standard old Comedy,
SPEED THE PLOUGH,
which has achieved signal success and IN which
MISS MARY BARRETT
will make her third appearance on any stage
MONDAY-Last time for the present. MONE1.
TUESDAY-Eleventh time. BOSOM FRIENDS
WkDNESDAi-first time, CENTRAL PAhh-
Due notice viii be given OF tie representation OF
The CLANDESIINE MARRIAGE and
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
AmnsemenfS.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THE WONDERS or THE WORLD
have never been 90 concentrated here Nothing ccspe.
NOVELTIES AND CURIoslTIEs ARE OBTAINED
for this great receptacle of the Wonders Of Nature and Art
~ the following will show:
COMMODORE MUTT.
the smaes. msn ever known, end who
COSTS MIR. BARNUM $4,000
40 BE SEEN AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING
PRESIDENl LINCOLN AND HIS CABINET.
EMBAssADoRs FROM FoREloN COURTS.
nom whom he has received many valuable presents As no
remain here
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
at intervals and on the ,tsge during each dramatic
GIVE VARIETY or PERFORMANCES
MADAGASCAR ALBINO FAMILY,
LIEELlKE WAX FIGURES
MOST DISTINGUISHED NATIONAL SOLDIERS.
GEN. HALLkCk. GIN. MCCLELLAN,
GEN HANKS GEN. BURNSIDE. GEN. POPE.
GEN CoRCORAN
and the glorious old hero and patriot.
Also exact Likeness Of that curious creature the
WHAT Is III
JEFF DAVIS and BEAUkEGARD
regarding the cause Of thi, rebellion; Whof ' M
Also life JiseDesse. Of
QUEEN VICTORIA ard the PRINCE OF WALES
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FiSH
SACRED BULL AND COW OF THE HINDOOS LIV-
INC MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY.
WAX FIGURES. and . million other WoDders-
Al the urgent solicitation of the public
BOUCICAULrS GREAT DRAMA.
PAUVRETTE;
PAUVRETTE;
Or
UNDER THE SNOW
UNDER THE SNOW
which has been received with great enthusiasm by crowded
and delighted disnces will be presented here only
Mr. WIN HARRISON, lmpromp.u Comic Singer sp'
pe,rs at each performance
Admission 70 ALL cents Children under ten Is cents
DALACE OF MUSIC, Iith-st., corner 6th-av.
CAMPBELLS MINsTRELj.
This magnificent Hall l. undergoing extensive Aeia-
LAYING NEW FLOOR,
so es TO command a full siew OF the stsge -
Building NESTlBULE. REMODELlNG TIE STAGE,
&c, &c.
And will OPEN on MONDAY. Nov TO- with tho celebn,.d
CAMPBELLS MINsTRELS.
Under the sole directio OF
Associated for many years viii Chiys Woods, and other
Popular Coupsrjes
Tickets IS Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Enrnitnre.
OCEAN Steamers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], IH62.-
y FOR CALIFORSIA VA PANAMA.
A f-scl4,s stealoT vii hsv ok on the ~ lth
AZ 2., Of zach month except when thos. dt.t fa on
SUNDAY WHOM tho az o: departure vi. be the MONDAY
fnowitg =, ,u,
,,e.,,.,a ~. B. ALLEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Last year. 235ssl,242 lta0i5C59 33Os9SS 1903 10
The Citizens Fire Insurance Company has rein.
sured the risks against ire standing the books Of
the Adriatc Insurance Company.
The Terre Haute and Alton Company give notice
that the new preferred and common shares vi be
ready for delivery to the holders Of tho old securities
on Monday next.
The wyoIning Bank at Wilkesbarre, Pa, has
declared its sixiy-fhh annual dividend Of ;
cent, clear Of Uni ed States tax.
The seeurity-box Of Messrs. Riggs & Co. was
stolen Yesterday from the Bank Of America. The
bo, contained large quantity Of securities, de-
cription Of which has been advertised.
The Assistant Treasurer received from Washing.
ton Yesterday e. 900 Treasury Notes for the use
oft The department here. The dep5sitors Of legal
tender Notes on per cent Temporary loan to-day
reach s3J00cO. The deporis for conversion
into fve-,wen,ies are about 100000.
The Buffalo Conmereia! has douttful statement
ihs, the Erie Railroad Company has purchased the
Atlantic ard Great Western Railroad, and leased the
Cleveland aud Mahoning, intending to make june
ton q, Warren, Ohio, aud by putting down third
rni on the latter sec Dix foot gauge from Glove
land to New-York.
The Dry Goods market Tor the week hhs been
dull and inactive. The paueity Of stock has been
the chief csuso Of the limited business among the
commission houscs while the election excitements Of
the week have disturbed the usual routine OF the
obbing tn.de. Prices advance with every transac-
ton Of moment, and fabulous prices are current with
every new demand. Printing Cloths have advanced
to Ie yard for Gix6i. and all other counts in the
came ratio. Prints of all kinds have advanced lc.
v yard since our lss. report, meuimacs selling at
20c., csh and sprsgues at same rate on short time
Dleaehed Goods have continued strong, and may be
,,,,.J Gr,, .s follous.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Proposals.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Oct. 30 1864.
PROPOSALS for IRON IRON-CLAD SEA
Il SfEAMERS-SEALED PRUPOSALS will be re-
ceived until November "a 1902 Tor the con.ucon Of
Iron Ironcsd SEES Steamer, about 10 tuns com
pete including machinery and spsrs Of iron, wire s
sing iron boats wib Anchors cables ssis aud all other
equipments Necessary for Efficient cruising ship of
ceptng only the ordnance and ordnance stores.
The general plans and pecihcAons be examined the
Navy Department
The proposition sste ths price for ths whole COM
ple;e the time which vessel viii be delivered
Navy Yard on he Atlau'ic .as
Bids will ouly be received parties who known 70
be able the work aud viii embrace ali
Gle ususl conditions.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Btrrf~crg Nov. --FIorE cuie'-Ohio JStra. - Al a.
GG ~ NHzt~ tirady-N bite - G00 81 sDi k-d ~
~! g. CYr9 tli-~Nh bite 1aUtiet Yellow, 'l"' -
VH4.Ei N.a a. .lauic. PgJguoss duiL toffar ''eads
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
A GREAT ORIGINAL CHARACTER.

w Doors open At Il; begin at
THIS EVENING. FRIDAY
viii be repeated FOR the tenth time the capital modern
Comedy, , ...,-
BOSOM FRIENDS,
which continues TO attract weei and delighted
WITH A FULL AND COMPLETE DlsTRlBuIlON.
Mr. UNION. LESTER WALLACh
DR. LAND......................Mr CHARLES IIsHtR
Mr.. ING......................Mr JOHN OiLbhhI
Mr.. MEANLEf III
FREDERICK .. M W nDnaDS
Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. JOHN n1,, sEnIoy
Captain .sOhiO,
r. -,
DOfLE1 tscEv
Mrs MT. mOEr
Mrs nirs ~
AMY Aiss d. tifshi0 70
= .TIrpi,A -irbird tins IN, standard old Comedy,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

1925 $40 tss s2ss 87 2r2 81 oO2 232 s21 50 sf
a., 2sta77 s4s 27 1881 So 0T5s 6ss p, $50
at vesr 235s8l242 le30t5CJ9 35Os9 56 1903 lI3
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

III ior the PUBLIC PRINTING -ln pursuance of the pro-
visions Of the seventh section Of the Joint hesou,u Ia
laton the Pub Prnu1g approved June % 1860 sesed
proposals will be std u this Office unti SATURDAY
She 18th inst, " O'Clock or furnishing the Paper that
may be required for the Pohhe Printing Or year
peLcng on let day oi DoceTboT l6L snd end the
9th dsy OF November. l8 J.
The subjonei let specifies, nearly be ascersined
Che quantity Of kld Paper that viii requifed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Sanitary Communion. Ns,r yo,k igcrcy No. Az Boaseay
Nsr- York Nov. q. 1882.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

81 $ ga8MaV0E yhCIag ,HGJaIaT yUA1 3aOYWaH
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08
Bloomsbury. March 5th 1862 .aaditor.
MARRIAGE.-ITs LOVES AND HATt

MARRIAGE.-TTS LOVES AND HATES,
s1sA sorrows and angers, hopes and fears, regrets
~ and Ioysi MANiiooD, how S. losInow restored
natoritDa or seminal weakness; involuntary emiss.
ions, sexual debility and mpedimcnis to- marriage gem
orally nervousness, consumption, fits, mental and ply.
steal incapacity, resulting from SELF ABUSE are tll.
ly explained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by NM.
YOUNG. N. D. This most extraordinary book should
be in the hands of every young person contemplating
marriage and cepry man woman who desires 10
limit the number of their Opring to their ciroumstan
ces Every pain disease aud ache incidental to youth,
maturity and old age, is fully expained every particle
of knowledge that should be known is hege gwen Ills
full of engray In fact discoses secrets that ev-
cry should know still il is book that must be
locked up, and not lie abOh the house 1t will be sent
to any one the receipt of twenty kvc cents IN specie
or postage stamps. Address DR. WM YOUNG, No. 4lo
SPRUCE Street, above Fourth Philadelphia.
u" AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no matter
what may be your disease before you place your
der the of any Of the notorious QuGcksnatve or
foreign who advetize in this any other paper get
copy Of Dr. Youngs book aud read IL CAREFULLY II
will be the Of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life
DIR YOUNG can be consulted on any of the diseases
described in his publication, at his othce, No 4l6
SPRUCE Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Office hours from to 3, daily.
March g. lS62-l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in susness
Every his Salesman JONES q co. Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No 24 Market stree
above Sixth Philadclph
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia, made cx
ssy for retail saes have constituted every his
salesman, by having marked in figures, each
tce hesvesy lowest price il be sold for they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all canbuy with the
full assurance of getting good article at the very low
price, Also large stock of piece goods OH hand of
the ateat style and best qualities, which will be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner, rs
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth Street
No. 2Ui, JONES & co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

- The retired Etito. OF the Berwick Gd.ette nsis
that there was no between and therefore
cessity TO make peac, We admit it. We are glad TO
say that always prrs,nay politically and editorally
we were friends Bit deemed it right to explain to
him orally what we kaid to is through the
Democrat 1t was agreed, all hands that the Gazette
required emily the IT'D non which Mr. Tate gave it in
the START to keep it fully up tie best paper in the
sion and ifit wa less spicy during the last few months
IL was for lack Of fseniion for OF ability We
hear 1t said in Whisper that new publishing project
Is on foot in which hs among the first We wish il
success and now will succeed if he brings to its
conduct and appearance the and ability which hC
undoub3edy possesses,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

u Under our Neeraphe head will be found sy-
noPsis of tls eo1gres5sna tax bill The who vo-
ted for retrenchHent ard reformfor change, aud to
md where all tlie money went will begin to have
an idsa on the suSect And that idea will be tho
roughly pressed ontheir minds wnen they reflect tina,
millions Of their had earnings go to make up the mil
lions stolen by the ttwerons the Cummngses the Free
mons the Morgans the Weeds, the I.ebs the Matte.
sons and other 'prminent Republicans" We drink
rye ecGss Hthoat s4Ir, that these men may roll in
wealth
No man would obnct to paying his share of the legit
innate costs of the t ought to be paid promptly and
eheerfuily butifth tas payers ever get chance at
these stealing 'ptrinent republicans" Cod help
them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08
AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE Undersigned appointed an Auditor by the Or
phans Court Of Columbia county 10 distribute the bal
in the hands Of Reuben Miller Executor of John
Linden late Of BriarCreck Township in the said county
deceased TO and among the creditors and others entitled
according to law will meet the parties Interested for
the purpose OF his appointment on saturday, Aptu 5th
1861, at his office in oonsburg, 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
when and where al persons having claims are reqne ted
present them be forever debarred from COM in
for a share of said fund,
JOHN G. FREEZE.
Bloomsburg March 5th lo62 .3uditor,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

MILITARY UYroEMs,--There IS, perhaps, no depart
ment Of mi tary business in which there has been
more marked Improvement than in the clothing Of SOL
diers Not many years since officers and privates
clad in garments which almost skin.tight They
wore leather stocks which worthy ofte ane for
they kept the wearer in tribulahon while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made vot0u matter Of great
difficulty During the present war, sucb of cur yOlun
teers as procure their uniforms at the Brown stone
Clothing Hall of Rocklill e. Wilson, Nos Gn3 and COS
Chestnut street. above Sixth Philadelphia, obtain clo
thing perfectly easy substantial and becoming
The firm named have gone largely into the business Of
making Military Clothing and their facilities enable
them to fill the largest order in the shortest possible
time
Slpt. 81 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

u Recent acton in the Illinois Constitutional Con.
venson, furnishes ,one light on this question That
body had before H. amendment TO the U. S. Constitu
tion, agreed on almost unanimously, by the last Con-
gress and subhtted 10 the several States -
''No amendnItHt SIAN he made to the Constitution
which will givte Congress the power to abolish or in,
terfere, within by State with the domestic institutions
thereof incudb bg that persons held to labor
vice by the laWf Of said State"
The propos ta before the Illinois Conv cnton was
TO ratify and bsent tothis amendment and it was
adopted by of 81 TO 23the Democrats voting for
u, and egery.rePdblicGa noting againsth
This vote speali for itself clearly and plainly, to
all unpreludied ninJs, that any comment from us is
entirely unn,cosiury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

0J- The investigations Of the Congressional com.
mittees appear to rankic like thorns in the sides
Of some Of the gfesI men of the nation. Last night
March 4th altereaGn occurred at Willard's Hotel
between the Secretary Of War Gen Cameron, and
Mr. Van Wyck, ChaifrIan Of the Congressional Com.
mittee The ate seerl-y was Il AID lho,rrIc, aud
wanted preleXt % whip the Chairman ofthe commit.
tse but the latter was o. and declined politely, but
firmly to aecerd that aor TO his very urgent assa.
ant, who was Obliged :siudenty TO subsdc, without
hght The grisraEse' inhcted by the committee.
PHILADELPHIA Euening Journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

~ Simon Cameron ,he late faithless Secretary of
War, havingleen confirmed rs Minislert TO Russianow
seems indisQaI 10 visit the court of the Czai,
ana Is intisng 70, seat in the United States Senate
BY procuring ae sposni nent of Wimot to some posi-
ton' thereb, eatns Vacancy in that body from Penn
sySania to aledby himself II is certain that ifhe
mas nxed hii ndn upon he will purchase the place,
ana IT'S aso eain that ho will not leave the country
for foreigI lsio bile there ia dollar in the ma.
tional treasl-y Kj,bin ,ch Of him or his friends He
acts upon h s5yiee an old man 10 his SON when he
said join zee I. ,,iug oui in the world thee must
get money lne ,ns ret i, honestly if thee can but
yahn, thee mus p,t money any how,"-Fort Wayne
Tinss,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

2 ~ Andy Johnsonhas been assigned the proud po-
sition Military Governor ofTennessee andthe work
Of organizing provincial government for that state,un
iii the civil government shall be recognized. lie will
be nominated by the President Brigadier General for
this purpose, and proceed Immediately TO the noble
work of restoring hi q own State TO the Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08

oJ- The Or. is cfh, opinion that copy Of the Be
pp5lean sent "our boss in the army would be gladly
welcomed That as tmey bs--we would suggest to
the Dr. that he mail The issue in which he advocates
she arming of the nggeis and standing them up along
side of boys" 70 hgt Which is saying to them in
many words THAI they are not able to lick the South
without the help oftbe nigge,s