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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
NOTICE.

~ FOR COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nt H. r. -, i {
mon Schools Of Columbia County N"''
March II, 1868
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

= o CoNsUMPTivE+. Tho advertiser having h"rn
L restored to health in afcw woeks, by avery simple
remedy aft sr having suffered several years with sn
we're lung affection, aud that dread discas consumr.
ton il anNOu, 10 make known 10 his How suf'fots
the means of cure.
TO all who desire il, he will send copy of the pre-.
scripion used free of charge. with the directions for
prepa ring and using the which they viii hnd a
sure curV for sumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c
The only object ot the ndverti~cr in sending the pre-
scriptio is to benefit the afflicted. aud spread intorms
tion which he oonceivcs to he Invaluable AMI he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as III cost them
, nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, Wluiamshnrgh.
March II, lsG3 -3m Kings County, New YORK.
!. Uniformity otPr!cos A New Feature in Rus.n q.
Every one his l'smar! JONES N 60. ofth'
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No. M Markstst1,'
above sixth Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest most varied and
ia shionnbc stock Of Clothing IN Philadelphia made
pressly for retail sales, have constituted every ono
his saemau by having marked in hgurrs, on each
article the very lowest price It can he sod f 80 they
I cannot possibly vary--aIl must buy alike.
! The goods well spongeu All" p'rpares nni gfoat
pains taken with the makng>so that all can buy with
the ill assurauca of getting goo: article NJ the very
lowest price Also alargr nt piece goods on hh nd
Of the latest style and best qualities which wi be n1s
to ORDER in the most fashionable mud best manner .
! per cent, below credit prices
Remember the CrrsCsnt in Market above SIKH stree
| No 2Ui. JONES & 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
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A GOOD TEAMSTER. Will paw sl6
"A per month and board. Apply at Munpyillc Tcrgu
columbia county. Pa.
ApIil 81, lsG3.--?w 81 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

Lay your hand upon your mouth when
the rod Of chaslisement is upon your back
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

ur"CBINe TO THE CoNsTI1UTIoN, AS THE
sHlPwRECKED MARINER CLINGs TO the LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HiM."-Daniei Htbstsr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

~Tbe editor of the Columbia Demo
cyat, asserts that "the man who will not
accept the lame Of Coppcrhead is not
quite Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
FROM TIE Army OF TIE POTOMAC,
CAPTURE OF FORT SUMTER.
ENGAGEMENT WITH FITZHUGH LEE.
THE REBELS SEVERELY WHIPPED.
DESERVING Substitutes to be Shot.

Special Disps,ch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday. Aug. 25, 1863.
From your correspondent with the Army Of
the Potomac we have the following dated
HKADeUAKrEHs ARrr ov rHx PoronAc, 4
Tuesday, August rs, 1869. 5
Cavalry pickcts Of the enemy called yesterday morn.
ing the Rappahannock TO those Of own army
that Fort Sumter had been taken by u.s. This is
ration Of the news received via Fortress Monroe by
Richmond papers Of yesterdays date.
cavalry force under Fitzhugh Lee crossed the Rap
pahannock yesterday morning near COrbins Neck. six
miles below Fredericksburg but speedily routed
by the brigade Of Gen. Gusts with loss In prisoners
Of three engineer officers and number OF prvates yet
unspecifed in killed and wounded before recrossing the
river Our own loss is not yet reported. 1t is slight
no officers injured.
presentation will take place to morrow at Warren
ton to Major Gen. Sedgwick Of splendid horse. with
accouterments and sword. and complete uniform. The
gift is by the officers Of the Second Division. Second
Corps once commanded by him.
The positions Of the Rebel army are now somewhat
thus: Ewell lies Orange Court House A. p Hill
near the Rapidan Station, Longstreet stretches from
United States Ford Fredericksburg, and pickets the
Rappahannock down to Port Royal.
Lees headquarters lie about two miles beyond Orange
Court House the Gordonsylle road.
large attendance is expected at the sword prcsen
tstion TO Gen. Meade on Friday
Priyates G. Kuhn. John Foulacy, Charles Waller,
John Roinraz and Emile Sac Of the llsth Pennsyl
vana Volunteers en- listed substitutes and guilty OF
dcscrtion will be shot "Wednesday. at 3 o'clock.
in presence Of the 9Th Army Corps.
twenty-five Rebel prisoners and deserters left for
gton last evening and several more this morn
ing They report continued disahection and desertion
In the Rebel army. Vim. King and John Pearce. de-
sorting prvates from the sih Georgia report Gen Stu
art rs having been relieved from his cavalry command
and the appointment Of Gen. Hood in his stead lately
in command OF brigade under hs orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
Enst Temnesscc-Burnsid Movement.

BY letter received yesterday from an officer
Of the 7th Ohio Cavalry dated at Crab Orchard. Ky,
on the nth We learn Tia, the whole Of Burnsdcs army
/. being On, in rapid motion The whole cavalry diyi-
sion hsyin the adv ance adrecoycd marching orders
and were then moving forward. Gen. Haskels DIV
sion IInutry) had AFRO been ordered 10 march In con
junction with the cavalry. Their destination had not
been communicated Of course but every Indication
sigpfed that Knoxville especially. and East Tennessee
I'm general was ~ be visited In such force hs TO put
queus at and forever upon the Rebel dihbosm OF
mat much afflicted and long suffering region
We notice In this connection an elaborate Mtlce IN u
New. York paper aiming 10 show that h"secrhhs could
not possibly against Bragg at Chattanooga, for
The reason that IN such case Bragg would at once turn
Rosecrns's flank, march into Kentucky, and take him
n the rear The writer had certainly LOST slgLt alto
gether Of even THE existence Of Bnrnsdes army or he
would never have advanced so absurd statement The
truth H. Burnsides whole army stands directly IN
Bragg way TO prevent any such an undertaking ns
once drove Buell. home 10 his base In disgrace We do
not doubt but that the very thing that this New York
writer abOred 10 show impossible Rosecrans In about
10 accomplish That Is. that he VIII advance upon
Bragg in the direction Of Chattanooga and Rome while
Burnside by taking possession Of Knoxville and the
great ralroad line through East Tennessee completely
checkmntes Bragg In Mat direction lhht inns Is the
plar we have good authority fof Inserting ~
We are Informed that both Major Gen. hhiisnn ara
Gen Burnside will accompany the expedition now NOV
a. an evidence Of the activity that prevails IL may be
stated that the airy which under Gen liobsoD ma
been for a month III pursuit oi Jolh MWghh WIZ
allowed but three DAYS Tes upon their return 10 camp
in Kentucky before they ordered forward INTO
East Tennessee Gen. Burnside was careful however
10 have the men well equipped with new ouihts arms
ammunition and fresh horses We cannot remain iohP
IN whiting for interesting news IRON ths c.Pe'i's"
into East IeUnessce; and believe that the most CRAFTY
ing results viii Ow from this combined movement oi
RosecraDs and Burnsldc. lOhi0 State JouIhai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
The DRAFT I'm Massarhus csss.

Two more of the substitutes sent from New
Dediordlast week we're arrested "Wednesday afternoon
n, the camp Long Island. Boston desertcrs
from New York regiments and together with one pre-
,lousy arrested. were taken To NcwYork. From one
Of these nsi birds the 81 ssj WAS taken The 9th
had spent nearly all that the brokers had len them
The Borcester Spy says: Several young men
In this district Who drafted and secured excmp
ton by swearing and getting others 10 swear thar they
were the only support Of INDECENT parents have re-
ported again and paid The Communication. The second
sober thought brought uneasy consciousness Of the
fact that they not Indispensable 10 bodys sup
port We under stand that there others v ho are
pcc.cd to take similar course. Tho Board Of Enroll
incnt las their names"
The Fall River Ners says that IF. Knapp Perry, Of
Poiiersyilc Warren county. died AZ tie T. : Hotel in
Pigitshurg last week. lie drafted from his place
Of residence and visited Pattsburg for the purpose Of
exemption. He was about concentrating marriage
engagement and the nie geuce oi his being drafted
affected his aii4nccd 10 her serious i.lness.
This 40 worked upon Mr. P.'s mind 10 terminate In
fearful arrangement and death. Deceased was twenty
five YEAR, Of age aud medical student, Of AT.
taInlcnis."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
TERRIBLE DISASTER At VICKSDURG,
A POWDER STEAMER BLOWN UP,
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
ClYcrNxArl Friday. Aug. q. 1903.

CINCINNATI, Friday Aug q, 1868
Some particulars of the explosion of the
steamer City Of Madison at Vicksburg, were received
here last night.
The steamer was being loaded with ammunition, and
had received nearly her fun load when negro carry
ing percussion shell on board let it fall causing al in
slant explosion
The boat took fire aud the fire communicated TO the
ammunition on board blowing the steamer TO pieces
Out Of one hundred and sixty men on board, only
four are known TO have escaped.
The City Of Madison was large sidewheel steamer.
owned by Capt. j. S. Neal OF Madison, Indiana She
was wor tn about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
Loss OF THE u. y. BRIG BALM
BRIDGE.
The Omeers and Crew nil Lost csrept One
Colored Man.

The Captain Of the brig South Boston arrived at
philadelphia 23d inst reports that on the evening Of
the I'D ia LAT 81 long. a. boat belonging TO the u D.
Brig Barbridgc which was full Of water and contained
a colored man named Smith WHO stated that on the
2lst during violent gale the Brig foandeTed with al
hands on board elcep, hmfen and tho cook. The lat
fer went crazy after being Eve hours IN the boat ard
jumped overheard.
The Bsnbrdee sailed from this port Tuesday. The
sth inst for por, Royal The following Let Of her
officers
Thouss J DIVER Actine "ts,cr Commanding; @. sieb
bin. El,ign and i.,cntye Ocer p Halle Asis'srt sur
seon; c {. " alden Assistant fAymtsef John nyn''
SAILING Ma,er Edwin T.. Dfsfe EnsgD tias smith, u
Ralph O. iochlls. Benz. y. HAniin q +. Moore Mssef
Hs,es FTanc. w Conselyes faymAsieTt Cen , Hoil'
Smith: surst5ns srwirt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. Aug. "a

FORTRESS MONROE Monday. Aug. a. 1863.
The English irigate Rinaldo sailed from
Hampton Roads yesterday for Bermuda, whence abe y
ordered proceed to Halifax This is the first time foa
year and u half that there has not been more
English frigates in Hampton Roads
The steamship s. X. Spaulding. Capt Howcs, arrived
this morning from New York. and sailed for Charleston
this afternoon.
A Dutch brig La Favori,e, from Honduras bound "a
New York put here this morning short Of provsions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

SAN FRANCIsco. Monday Aue

San FRANCISCO. Monday Aug. a 1868.
The steamer Oregon has arrived from north
western ports OF Mexico bringing tll40O0 in treasure,
and go packages Of specimen from the mines Of
sonora ard Sinalea Various California mining COM
panies engaged in developing the silver mines were in
good spirits ut their prospects.
Sandwich Isond dates Of July 25, are received.
The news is unimportant.
number Of foreign vessels had arrived at Honolulu
during the first half Of the present year less by hall
than during the corresponding period Of last year..
There great scarcity Of lsborers for the sugar
plantations and parties were earnestly urging the
Government authorities to import Coolies from Poly,
nesia.
The population q the islands is Decreasing more
rapidly than at any former period 1t Is now estimateo
that they contain only Gt,0oo Inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

SYMPATHY WITH THg NoRTH.-An enthusi-
astc meeting very numerously attended was held At
Padiham Lancashire, on Aug. g. when resoluton--4
That this meeting is convinced that the Shareholders
Rebellion initiated TO perpe,uate the despotism Of
negro Slavery and accords its earnest sympathy thu
Free States who are fighting for Union and Emancipa-
tion"--was passed by immense majority-sn amend.
ment calling for recognition Of the Confederacy meeting
with scarcely any support. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
NAVAL.
OFF FOR CHARLESTON.

At o'clock yesterday the Adams Expire.
Company's steamer Mary Sanford and the United
States steamer Home. both Of which returned on sun
day 10 repair some little dsarrangoment IN the ma
ohipery sailed for Charles'on. The Home has D.en
rendered proof against sgch accidents ~ that winch
necessitated her She II now perfect pahce ~
regards comfort and roOinc.s aud VII De- great nc
qaistion 10 the officers and Of the Iron clad fleet
now boInbaIding Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

CASES OF SuSsTRoKE.-The continued warm
weather of Monday has added few more names to tho
victims Of the suns fierce rays The following are the
cases:
An unknown man was found in Hester street near
Ludlow. lie was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
Francis Crichaid. conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
man dressed IN blue flannel blouse black eit nat
ard blue pants and about 30 years Of age. was found III
Fifteenth street between First and Second avenues
From note In his pocket he is supposed to DO MIR.
Bayersdoiel. Bellevue Hospital ~
Thos Gould residing az Bay Ridge I. l.. while pro-
ceeng toward OF the South Ferry boats eii 10 the
walk He taken into store close BY and soon re-
covered
Jaules Garry died suddenly at c. Moores dstillery,
corner vi seutL Nv enuc and Thirty ninth street Hen
Itdepes No. ~ Neat IAiyY leYeatt bbeok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
hH.iY or THE OHIO.
Gen. Burnside issues his first order from The
Headquarters Army Of the Ohio:
UyABQrARTgrs Army or THK ONO,
Is THH FIELD, CAsP NELSON, n.y., Aug 10. 1868

UgADQrARTEEs ARsy or TBg ONO,
!. THg FIELD, CAsp NELSON, n.y., Aug. 10. H6J.}
GENERAL FIELD ORDERS, No. IL. The negro
abOreT Impressed for service the public works will be-
disposed ofby Brig Gen Boyle according biz judgment
di..,ion and pursuance Of such orders may issued
from thee eadqacrs. Al such aborers will be sub,istcd
a. th.r alorers Ia the service and Commsai.s Of Sub.
snce and Quarsrmaser will issuc supplies according
J, al EdgHier General Boyle and certified vouchers will
iued Tor value Of labor according 70 his orders Bgadsr
c. Wye g. charged with the control Of all aborers public
gork. and will execute according to d-ctions from
&C. Ieadcuafters and he T. authorized 10 employ clens to
he said Lboaers and order Cuarerinasters TO pay
sane monthly. -. -, Al. i'll, ~ ,,,.,. f
tint er requircd In Construction Of roads ana o'h'i p"oo
WORKS. 49,, No., -. :, ~.. .ss,,,ed IN tle
command or rig Ten Boyle by General order from ieaa
quarters Amy Corps embraces all ro9Ps ys yose or
moi jncIudeJ In the reorganzai0n Of the M Amy 'op''
Troops acting a Provost Guards throughout VIII be iehPoS
'' Nv order - Major. Gen. III R.slpE.
1 Lxwls A,Cuxosp, AsslsIalt Al utslt GENERA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

HAMILTON c. w. Tuesday. Aug. IS 1855.
Lord Lyons and suite arrived this evening,
and remain here until tomorrow when they proceed to
Montreal and Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
have the news forwarded to them duly authenticated,
without delay Till then. we can afford to wait.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug. 25 1863.

nave the news 1OfWhIueu W uuAy
without delay. Till then. we can afford to wait.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug. Is, 1863.
A private dispatch received here from Wash.
ngon says that tie War Department has the announce
ment of the surrender of Fort Sumter.
There is authority for stating that the War Depart
ment at Washington has been in the receipt OF no an
nouncemen Of the fall of Sumter and is in possession OF
no information other than the statements copied from
the Richmond papers received to-day at Fortress Mon
roe and which are printed-ED. TKB
The steamship Constitution. Capt. WIN. Greenman,
also arrived at this port last evening from Hilton Head
which port she left Saturday, August ~, at a. m,
and Charleston Bar at a p m. consigned TO United
States Quartermaster She left at anchor off Charles
ton Bar the United States steamer Brooklyn, with steam
up bound for New York having on board the remains
Of Capt. George W. Rodgers and Paymaster Wood
bury of the Monitor Lehigh killed in the attack on
Fort Sumter.
The bombardment going on with great energy
and the firing very rapid.
The last report from Morris Island was that Sumter
had not responded TO our guns for the last two days
previous 70 the Constitution leaving Charleston.
Acting Master A. Smallcy, Of the United States
steamer Mohawk came passenger in the Constitution
from Hilton Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
Government LoRn.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Aug. %. 1903
The sales Of Government Bonds to-day
amounted 10 ST2 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Bo1abardment Of the
City Commenced.
Non.COmbatants Flying for Safety.
THE ATTACK UPON FORT SUMTER
SOUTH SIDE OF The FORT DEMOLISHED.
SUMTER MAKES NO RESPONSE.
EXPEDITION TO JAMES ISLAND.
REBEL REPORTS oE The SITUATION.
Surrender Of Charleston Demanded.
BEAUREGARD REFUSES
ANOTHER DEMAND ON SUNDAY.
Fwenty-Four Hours Given to Remove
Women and Children.
Surrender Of Charleston Demanded.
BEAUREGARD REFUSES
ANOTHER DEMAND ON SUNDAY,
Fwenty-Four Hours Given to Remove
Women and Children.
NORFOLK, Va, Tuesday, Aug. 2st 1863.

The Richmond Examiner Of to-day has been
received containing Charleston dates Of the Gath which
Ny:
Las, night. at 70 O'Clock the enemy opened ere on
The city firing fifteen s-inch Parrot shells
com batants are leaving the city in continuous
f.leam."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

a THi AMFRiC y DiSfENsAKl w TRFAT NJ
n snsr mefhoi. and with the hsrpesf results. Frs-
iafsts tfers. .tanE ~ the womb ffsa<firrta flr~
afioa, Lac rfhst <hits.l fsfry and al otber Dis
eases 10 which the .is,eFscas farfs = pecahariy
liable send three dalss and rscsts By expft>s ~
the Doctor Female SyvsOs-. Thi- should
be used by every the lana for the porpose %
cietEiiaess, cgf7rf AediA, dc. Sent free receipt
u stamp. copy a Private Letter Married isds.
health sc. The Doctors ceietrsffed fssaals f4ts
fresh from The Dspeusay. are serg pod IN supple dis
eases irregularities. fc frcc 81. sent by mall.
Al the ADasrscGa [DssJ~ss1rF al-o sctfhosf
nsrcurb. and with never failing success. leaeriaf o.
what the Quscks call PIRATE secret ds~asef Made
Ia all its stages Gooorrhea elect Structure Hydrocsle
Crcoccle aTreoelc. Csrroceie. cpsrmstoshsA seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. sexual Debilay. I'm.
potency. and effects Of self-abuse. The last IN are
treated of IN '.privae letter." which send FREE
receipt q stamp.
The experience oi the surgeon In eharEv 81 this de-
partmsnt of the beet Hospitals IN kurops and n
New YORK City. enables him 10 treat patients scienhcs
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living At distance commuuicste BY letter
and be treated al their homes In urgent send o.
or si0 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and con fdcafsaf. Room No. 3&As
East Washington Street. Indianapolis. p a. Box 1874
apr gdly via. lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
Night Report
From yIurfreesboro.

MrRFREIsBoRo. June ls.-Bragg has undoubt
edv received achievements
There are indications that. CO operating With
Buckner from Knoxville. Bragg is about to as
sumo the offensive and invade kentucky.
Buckner has large force and is rapidly organ
ling for offensive operations.
The exempted men who have been burning
saltpeter and nitre in East tennessee have been
armed by Buckner TO guard the rear and aid in
gathering the immense crops Of the State.
The Union men who planted wheat largely in
hope OF Burnside reaping il, have turned their
stock into the fields destroy the wheat now
ripening They despair of the Union troops
reaching their district in time to avail themselves
OF the crops.
Gen. Grsces brigade Of North Carolina troo ps
occupy Cumberland Gap.
Baekner has publlahed An order threatening De.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

DE,rH OF Dr. BULLARp DR.. Talbut Billiard,
an eminent and highly esteemed physician. died
yesterday morning at o'clock DR. Billiard
had been absent in charge Of the Medical corps
sent down To Nicksburg aid the sick and
wounded soldiers of Gen Grants army after the
recent battles. and was taken i'll away from
home He returned on Tuesday. Dr. Billiard
has been resident of this city. and has enjoyed
an extensive practice for over sixteen wears. and
his loss will be keenly felt by large circle OF
friends We are not informed to the time of
his funeral
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

NV YoRK. June ls
Flour-Heavy. and 5Cdl0c lower the decline
in gold and sterling exchange has very depress.
ing effect; 81 60@5 7b for extra State. s. 600
05 for extra round hoop Ohio. and So 70@
rs for trade brands
Whisky-Quie, at Iis4 Gi5c.
Grain-Du and lie lower; 81 1901 81 for
Chicago Spring, 81 20ml Al for Milwaukee
Club. 81 45dl 81 Tor winter red western Corn
dull and lG2o lower 76@77c fer shipping vest
ern mixed
Groceres-Sugar dull. Coffee and Molasses
quiet.
Pork-Opened firm. but closed quiet and un-
changed
Cheesc--Firm at s@l2c.
Lard-A shade easier
Money-Far demand at per cent. Exchange
lower and dull; l56@l57 for first class bills
Gold lower: opening at -. advancing to 443s
and closing steady at AN @44lzc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19

The PaSoHANA.-The Polimosorama opened
out last night at Masonic Hall. We would like
il just we'll If IL had a name that everybody
could pronounce, but 1t is the fashion now a days
20 use jaw breakers. and il is well 20 be out of
the world "a out of the fashion. The scenes pre-
scented are very fine, and the sight of them will
fix the leading events of the great struggle in
which the country is now engaged ndelibly upon
the mind. There can be no more agreeable way
of passing an evening than IN looking at the pan
Drama of the war.