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, 1863-09-11
GJERILLaS on THE MISSISSIPPI.


IL IuiA WAS 4AtA1IAae 1a4&At.AAs 1A.l
The assassin-lIke practice Of Airing into nn-
down the river. 4 little before midnight last
night the steamboat Julia, Capt. Thos, NC.
Cioy, Tics. Brow1, Clerk, arrived here from
New OI1eans, on her way to st. Louis. As
she was passing down, when at Mosganza,
fcsr mics above Bayou Sara, over hundred
shots were fred ut her by gueriI]as: Tvs
persons on board we're wounded, :Adjutant
kobb and . soliier. The Adjntant's wound
was in the face; both men will recover. Oa
passing the came place on her way up, on
lhursdny afternoon last, the Julia was again
fired into. Seventy OF eighty shots were tifed,
Of which passed into and through the cabin
and the texas. On this occasion one person
was hit, but soniH Of the escapes were very
narrow ones. The Continental had passed
tho same erct just before the Julia, bIt she
vas not attacked.
below, was fred iato at Cow Island, twcnty
miles down Several 1Ainla balls penetrated
her cabin aud teSa6, but no one was injured.
The TccumEeh, on her way up, On p1ssi 81
the same spot, was attacked in q similar man
ner; no one board WAS injured. The firing
Ia toth instances was from the Arkansas side.
The Hiawatl.a afterwards passed up, but no
attack vas made OIL her.
4 couple Of gunboats went down to Nor
gsnza after the Atlantic was tired Into. A
1a1ge number Of guerillas we're on the shore.
They cid net suspect the character Of the
bo1rs un!n she'll, grippe and canister came
dealing Ge;4th and wounds among them.
Twenty y-seyen were found killed, ard dozen
badly wounded; others had been carried off
the number Of probably forty. The woods
round Tc1nrklns' Bend, where boats had been
flied into, were effectual1y shelled.
On Saturday afternoon number Of guer~
i11as on the Arkansas shore, made tbs wreck
OF the Couriera target for their balls, com
pe1iel the watchman on board to seek refuge
On lAnd. He ras fired atas lc Was passing
alcrg In tile yaul. Gunboats will immedi
ltely be on the look out for the assastins,
was fouCd 60 efftclual above this city. Will
soon bring quletude along the whole Missis-
sirpi shore. When the neighborhnods are
nate responsible, guerilla assassirations are
reduced 10 more tTlvial aff1irs.
, 1863-09-11

coDtra!tos, and sopranos who have either re.
Unlisted for the campaign or whose term OF
ser7ice has not get expired. Details Of the
r1an of action proposed for the fall season
will be given fnteIspezGed With apt COM
ucnts, hin $, and suggestions for the benefit
Of the public.
Maretxek Is understood to have In his port.
folio, and ct the tongues end Of his principal
singers, from twenty, FIVE to thirty grand ope~
.as, many Of which are as yet unheard in this
country. HE rceourres are unprecedented In
extent, and will enable him to 20 through
campaign Of the amplest proportions. The
leading artists, for whoEe renewed success he
il nov maturing system Of strategy Of un-
exaur}ed b1illsancy, are Madame Medori,
Miss Clara L. Kellogg, Md1le. Sn1zer, Madame
BignoN. Ortolani, 5lguors Mazzoleni, Sbrig-
lia, Lott, Be11ini, Yppo}ito, and BIachi. n
due time he viii present young dE6utante Of
the Ade1ina Patti school, Mdlle. Laura Harri,
WHO has barely reached the meridian Of her
teens, but who IL gifted with voice Of sur
passing richness and extent. Douizetti's
"RoheIio DeEe1eux," Terdi's u9Iacbe:h," !"
and Peri'e scriptural opera, judith. - are to
be produced, Together with certain Of the
great competitions Of Mozart, Bellin1, Meyer
beer, Roesini, It al. TIE cliuactic glory Of the
season, however, is destined to result from
the representation Of Gonnod's celebrated
opera of 'sFaust," the most successful work
eyer put upon the lyric stage OF Europe.
, 1863-09-11
from the y. T. Herald sth1

tEI0Iu IuE ~ l. AElAlo. STU.
In October last, Dr.. Solomon Audre rs, OF
et1ucticn Of q war mrostat, for recoanoiter-
ing purposes, on his Own personal rcse2nst-
Linty, cot belrg able, aftcr submitting his
plans to the War Department, to make tue
honorable Secretary Of War "sce the utility"
of 1u4chlne which won1d 60 oEer into &C.
ccsh and reconnoitre the force asd position
OF the enemy. H1s plans showed on the flce
Of them, 10 any one not stupid, that the ms,
chine could not do otherwise than 70 ahead
In any direction which the bow WAS pointed,
ard that to with any au1ount Of power or
force which might be desired, aud which
Ereenbseks weuld ID re- readily ll yno: nFocure The
added but little weight to the ;erostat,
whether OF large or small dimensions; conso-
quently 1t did not increase the dimensions Of
the :nrostat beyond that Of balloons Of ordi.
na1v construction, much less In size than
by Mr. Andre#s would carry up three men
in addition to a11 the fixtures sad parapher-
r2lta for Its forward Increment. ltcoEtatned
S6 COO cubic feet Of hydrogen gas. It c1rried
hin. weighing III pounds, and $50 pounds Of
Upon lis Invitation last spring VIC have
eeIt our reporters at three aiifzrsn: Tines to
witness his experiments with his machine,
and have watched Its progress with great in
terest.
It's form Was that Of three cigars pointed
at both ends, secured together at their 1ongl-
tudinal equators, covered by net, aud sup
porting by orc hundt=d aud twenty cords q
car sixteen feet below under it, centre.
The car was twelve feet long, made of has
let work, and WIS sixteen Inches wide at the
bottom. The prostat, or cylfndsotds, were
nade Of varniEhea Mnsn. like ordinary bal
Icons.
OnF1iday, the 4th Inst, he maas his last
experiment, ard demonstrated to IN admir-
Ing crowd the possibility Of golng against
tue wind, and Of guiding her IN any and ere:y
direction, with small rudde. having only
seventeen equa=e feet Of surface He made
no long flight in one straight line; lest bis
most Ingenious plan demonstrated her ca
liabilities beyond all possibility Of doubt.
whilst Ap prevented p1bllc knowledge OF
| lis method Of propeling.
After few short flights, to satisfy himself
| aud few friends that r1l Was right, and thai
/ she would do al he had contemplated, he sst
her off in spiral course upward, che going
! twenty lilies Ter hour, and describing circles
| in the air Of more than one and half miles
| in circumference. She made twenty revolu'
tio.s before she entered the upper strata Of
| clouds and was lost to view. Sue passed
through the first strata Of dense Whtts clouds,
| abnut tno miles high, scattering than as she
| entered in all directions. In her upward
flight could be distinctly seen hsr rapid move
t ments In contrary direction to the moving
clouds, ard as she came before the wind pass
| ipg by them with great ce1erity- A. she was
| above the clouds on the clear blue sky ut tirt
| o'c1ock p. M, with the sun shining clear up
on her, there could be no mistake or opt!ca
| dtlnsiuu to the beLoldtr.
, 1863-09-11

A Lawyer's Caveat.
William Il. Hardiag, lawyer Of Lee,
Mass, bad The misfortune few days since Of
having bis marriage published in the Dsfk-
shfre Eagle, To this he, lawyer like, takes
exceptions. In a caveat TO the editor be
says:
The report Of my marriage, which l find III
sou1 Issue Of the eth Inst, is not quite cor.
rect: First-Oa the 20th Of July, 1868, I
kept close company with my Law books.
Seccnd-I was never In Lebanon Springs in
ny life. Third Aeycr, to my knowledge,
taw or head Of the Rev. E. T. Huat. Fourth
the young lady mentioned as the bride is
the wife Of my brother; aud Fifth, !! never
trot Of marriage-I never wanted to get mar
1ied-and finally, neTor expect to get mar
ricd With tho above exceptions your Item
il Ill correct.
, 1863-09-11

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1868.
FROM WASHINGTON.

t'1o.1 al "'e'srona- 1au, eosssspeacs! eacs t,.,
n-....o,.-"-,. ~. Ssp .svs
ane "ea'uei Ae u" iat ois' no. aaa "aus,4l"S'
Bilious diseases are prevalent, news scarce
and business dull. The city is constantly en-
vr,ope3 IN a c1on5 of dust and aver,bodv
trt.,1.., r.,- .hxs.,,,.~
LOOKS as Il tney Aao oeea 1eealae tntesa1Rg
machine OF clover mil. Let NE assure
sou 4e.4esie "no na,e w. ~, 'a .:n,".. s,.- =.
Ton tAat II Il aDsoiuIciy tae o1tiest cleJ, 81
far ae the writer's knowledge goes, In the
.r1,,. .,n,t-r Tsss attention IN nafd here
"heie e"ons's' A7ss ae.e"A0" - pA'u "e's
It's e;ze. Filth. dust, and mud abound. This,
~ ~ ~. f.rt rh,t the cjtv swarm, with a
"41u ZIG A0~s ,-1S,t 49,. ..-I-
population neaftS OF eea.s 'see1e Lug noaoeF
before the war, is sufficient to account tor
fire an,o1nt Of sickness which PREVAILS
10 1 -. 80, ~ a~o~ ott,oers .ra ston,,no
any nu1neef ~ 49,, en-. 80. 49, a''pF..s T
Owen Ioye1oy is here, looking after the inter
ekts CT olsao.eo eola!s.s y! u... - ~ -
nct Jet snfheieo.ly 'eco'e'su ~ pel4osn us
usral leIculean lsbos6 On ene stump, but he
X far tron idle. His whole heart is In the
-. - z,,,.t;n, dawn fhe rrhe11ion r, W.
"o'A =! Pu'-0s 49, .-,..s -h.s
plJ to the inquiry Of naena' "aas ne was
le!e fpr during TIE lot weather, he replied,
ssto .bork tbe President f,r his letter IA tha
snrinefi1id Conrention." He hestowed the
III. g .,ro;sa nnon +he 1-tfe1 and c,afma5
~ s. ;ts aI,iInr TX hinhest nIscs aunnr 1;r;nr
tsttnsmenNn ciafm which 11;stnry T;11 trs.
1,r1n3aI,iv yi1dicate. 1'-
9f!ha ~ ~ ~ xrn.d;nu ont +hr War nAn,-,.
vent hos hecnn IN eaGest' Gn.rterma a.fer
Esn Xeies ard snra. Gen. Hsmmond have
hcrn n3nfxrd nut root and tranch. D.. i.
K. B.raes. Medical Ins. Gen. is understood
to bp he successor Of Gen. Hammond. Gen.
MeIes7 successor ia not named. Tho people
viii eusta}p Secretary Stanton In this weed
tpg process, # he continue the good work IN
til tcyera1 c1her men, high in position in the
Wer Department, are hurled from the places
they disgrace. Perhaps 1t might be veu to
cali names and give q few facts, bat forbear
for TIE present, hoping their heads wil be
the pexi 10 fall.
ltls reported that Geu. Hunter will relieve
Gen. Schofleld immediately. II 50, the peo-
Die VIII all eay ame1,-ex:ept traitors. it il
high time tlat some abler anG honester man
stood ii his thoes.
The Chesapeake md Ohio Canal is 80 infest-
ed with cuer1Ilas, that its navigation Is near
II suspc1ded.
1t l. evident from recent advices from Eu.
rope that lie true SITUATION Of affairs in this
, 1863-09-11

JIlUH LuE M 7. Il 0fId-J J.
Having ppt himself at the head Of large,
finely drilled and well equipped army Of mt
eico dramatic, orchestral aud ballet artists,
Yusetztk. the dictator of the American opc.
1atic World, and the arbiter Of fashionable
desticy, is about to issue an informal meg.
tase forekhadowlng tho policJ which he "ili
ian Academy Of Music. This document. It
Is presumed, will be after the manner, though
rot af1cr TIC style, Of Prehident Lincoln's
recent Struggled epist1e. The ':job' on
hand will be discussed briefly and to the
point, and In language that will render Its
me.uipg clear to the most negligent lady
hyace statement Of the numerical and yo-
csi strength OF teuors, baritones, bassos,
, 1863-09-11
ITO sTETTER'S STOMACH
PBH"TE,RS.
HpsTE71sa's ST0MAea BlTTEas.


Worthless acc pern:cous articles are 80 often hols
tered up IN the advertising columns Of the press oy
fabricated letters. that the psorf1etosa ct EoSTKT
TEE'S DITTERs r2.ely give quotations t.om thedr
buslEess correspondence, lest the GENUINE oP1S-
IOES Of those who use and appreciate GENUINE
ARTICLE should be corfounded By the uathtnkiox
with the FULSOME EIGAAI2OLE put Into haraoush1
OF BIEN OF STRAW BY inscriptions enpirtcs and
cha.Iatars whose double obJect ID to CELL both thalr
trash and the PUBLIC. ..
Believing, however. that FACTS IMPORTANT TO
TIE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE PUBLIC.
and which can bs VERIFIED At ANY MOMENT BY
addressing the parties who voueh for theu1 ought not
to be hid under bushel. the undersigned publish oe'
low few com nupica:io.s Of recent date. to which
tey Invite the attention Of people, md tia same
time ESPECIALLY REQUEST al readers who ra5
feel interested in the subject to ADDRESS THE IN
DIy1DUALs THEMSELVES. aud ascertain tie cor
rectneBs ofthe particulars
nnsy bs thonEht. perhaps. that a preparation like
UosTETTERS STOMACH DIrTER6 which has loas
beepa STANDARD TONIC throughout the WESTERN
HEMISPHERE, and IS rapidly becoming stsple Of
trade 1T the anpodes speaks for 1tsclf ia stronger
tones than priynte eulogtum can speak Of 1t. This
true: but the phases Of disease almost frnume<A
bic MD every day inBtances Of the Success Of a
Dltte5s, either as a PREVENTIVE or CuRE. coma
to the knowledge ofthe p-opstetors through the Mai
os4o ~ ..s 49, ~ I. . ....N.~.". ~ - -.
~ peeneN .o0 ~, a p.s
.es nssn ~, -. ~ " =. ~ 49,. 49,
s ~ s0'A' ''@ NV ~ 11'1 ~ $"' ~''''S
W. sva,nnc .a,eo.e,rnts q, TIM rnn,tirots, VIM ro
- soa snf[er no-e Or 1ess rom sEa sICKYgss rhey
49,. to--f.a a{etnn rora tha tha furv oc tne
~. A. ,r,t Ia ~ nnanrak,b,e sat1zact1on L,
,ssS 49, - c,, h. .ve,ts, hv the 7s. ~
r70srETTEES Differs. It Ii only Within the last
.s1.1.,.a1ths ,hot th1s fsHFAr FACT IN MEDfca
49, nsar retab7sbea ana hence it IA not nn1ver-
r7ore en noye testcd thIs uewlv de-
NJ tsc n,e,,rat,on and csca,ed SEA
H. ~, a,a na,ra1v anviona tn 4nrend ths
~ a-ron, al, r,.o % down Ia the aea In
T., n,s1,e,a nm the prrat uaters. TIM vii,
~ 49,, -o,.+ ubnse te.ttmonv is annanded not
tras hat co-roporates II with
ous ..s s..s..es f,-, otbar .onrcs. n there he
en'puaNs .as.saas w. 80 .1n..t thev a-a her-bv
any "he ~, .a ~ ~ as.,,ar,., ~
1e'e''eo uiteeHs ~ ~. 1 ~
snalea III a. 1ue - - TnsTprrrp.,
1, 4nclee les sasa ~ ~ sas y. ss...-+t. -.st
bl1IE1's' oota .: :noec aao ~ p,s@
year. proves tnat ING "osm. VILE ooss .Ie os.lg
tural Injunction 70 Eyaa tnasa. ca'y aoho sAe4 ~
, 1863-09-11

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NEW 1oEK. March :. 1858.
De HosTETTxR-Dear sir: Being Of bilious :e1.-
perat eat and having suffered much from Eea sickness
heretofore. Z dctetEfned when leaving Now Orleans
for New York. IN juno last. to .y your celebrated
Stomach pittsss Having ade the trip In the ptopei
le Ttrde Wind without the1east Inconvenience, oHt=
70 thels preventive efficacy procured On the Goth Of
1uly cox Of your Blt,ers for tho use OF myls and
ferz ffepda on our contemplated voyage to Europe
ia the Great Eastern. Alter getting to opened
the boz, and. together With about ten Of my fellow
partook Ct the 2ltte7 On tho second dsy
some ftte ladies' On board felt Sick but by taking
hall . vine s.assfal tereo times day. they soon1a
covered, Dr. Goldsooroz. the ships phIsiciaa. and
CAPT. Patoo, tie Commander. together with + large
portion Of tbs passengers, subsequently e1perimeted
with tha Dttters aud uniformly with entt:e success,
Trey viii certify 70 the fact during the Who1e trip
nat one pc-son On board Vas SEA sick after the second
aa7, D., G. having appropriated the taat remaining
bottle, IL an i3ca1ble specific. had Lone Of the ar
Gle o. my return voyage, and sufe=ed more than can
describe Ii ccrseaue1eu, IhaTe ozess for two boxes
frc TWO tny late fellow passengers. now In Liver
poo3 and shat. sead then. ont by the next steamer.
You ought to have depot in Liyefpool Advising all
persors TertusnE for tho first me Tor indeed ut ANY
tIme] to sea- to obtain It possible. supply Of your
Bttters before leaving port. and thereby aECUEE
themselves aaanst sea Ecsaess
tam. respectfully obedient servant.
JOHN A. AUEIIIOE,
, 1863-09-11
DROPOSALS FOR 100000
eETERaGE BoRD5 OF TIE C1TY 9F CHI.
CEGO. l1T7 tsH Go1s 1n t"sf EeEf iaf 1s9

C1G0. CITY EoxpFfoEEt5tf c,nn Et5t 1se v1S5 Iys
%ea,ed p1opostl. will be reet!ved st this oaee e.:
I'll iii 'TuEEDAT. SEPTEMBER 15th; AT u oELoGh
II II Then Ire skne will be puelcly openeos iot fne
WF.oie or a1T part or one hundred thousand do,ia1
ffif f0l oT 4eEerugs RoE da. sntnot116a Dy beGHGn
x cS Srter vi q the Rss1.ed CITY saaIter 81 kep
n.Tv 1855 Or She derofo1o stlo1 Of one tnons3nd
dns,s EACH dsted Ju!g 1ft 1853 apd pa5i Pc IL NON
VIE twenty hre years nt&r their date Elh coupons
fnfrreht II tho Of teveu % ner ceht PEI Al
~ @ nxvntis fe,ni AnnnAi:y IA Few fosk. 5laA11z
T9t VIVA "a II rfoytded fot tte.r redemption.
he nrpnCtas will specify tss hno1nt tfalred. tee
4tr HI re: N00 thestof a.d the place OF delivery.
ggheft :. tfcNso New York o. Bostoa- Tee persoss
49, nrnnosais are acceptad Will recet7a to:1za-
n nf tx ss:ne Ut lbts o6ce ht the o1cs Of Aessr4
Mu1eer nUr snermtn Il Co New Tosk. or oi Nea5sa ].
f;o = rhn1eT X B9a Boston, a. E9ay te designated u
t:a1r nynnoasls where they will 4 required to depont
i,n,n fFe thTs AfteE tie opf:lrG st tbs proposals.
~. enra trn:ted to them respectively. with the pro-
- ,.o. ihereGu. and the ano1nt ef inter.st on the
cnmrnre 10 tue tir1o Of denoft or payment. Bonds
Iii Se da1rcIed In Chicago. 9ertelrbtr 18TH and in
s YntF snd Bosom. stpterube: 19th at1tie places
.craaaid TO pa.ie1 entitled to ttea, AID they viii
r allowed Interest from the tine Of tht deposit Of
payment. ,. .,. 49,
PrcncraIs {o7 Se*erage BonGs," and addressed to
~. nrts1sfEned and ~6e.e tie parties sst aos Known
to him, should contain references.
No nit7esa thaa par will be considered. Tha Comp
trolier ~ u5Ssl tae rzat e Itess .e1 e
| Aa2-nss9fi's SIS. HAYES. Cit Co!n2szeu7t' =
, 1863-09-11
BROOKLYN, N. T.. May I'd. 1853.

BROOKLYN. n. z. Msy I'd. 1853.
Measrs. Hos7E7TEr e. SMITH.
GgxT1nNns II taye uscd your B1ttets duri-g tbs
sst sx weeks ard feel 1t due to Jon and to the public
to e1preas ny hearty ap oya1 Of theis eject npon nc
Ineycr wrote put" for nny one, and abhos every
thing that taye7s Of quacse.7 But your Blste1s a.s
entirely removed om the 1evel OF the mere SosrnuNs
Ct the day. being patsut ake to al. and exactly what
they p5ofcss to be. Thc7 not advertised to cure
thing but they recommended to assist caura
in tic sl1ev.atioa ard ultimate heaag OF many Of the
uost common ln1rsnttes Of the body and this they
will accomplish. / had been unwel1 for two months.
"a Is rsual with during the Spring. was bilious
and suffering from in!gazlon and general disease ol
tho nucous membrane. ard though compelled to Keep
at work. IN tic discharge Of ny professional duties
very weak o. yellow complexion. no appetite. aud
much OF the tine connred to my ced- Wheo hsd
been taking your Bttters weekmy ytGo- returned the
eallow complexion Eas I'LL gone. 1slished my food
aud nov enloS tha d1tes Of tie uenta. application
which 10 recently wc:e Ycry trksome and burden.
some to me- when nssd Yonr Bsttess FsLS change
evcsr day, These arc FACTS All nfereoces must td
made BY each Individual for hinse1G
;: Yours. respectfully. Vt. D. LEE.
Pastor Of Creme avenue Preabyteriaa Church.
, 1863-09-11

E10 a1E4Aut11l9. F8., 1I2y -1tl, 1563. !
Messrs. HosrETrHR & SNt1u.
DER E1Rs:-W1ll sou do me the favor to forward
by express onehalf dozen aostette,s Stomach ttezs
With b for which win remit you On receipt ofsane
rs am ursb!c to procure your medicine here; and
had quantity 1t could be sold readily. az 1t Is known
to be the best preparation Ia for diseases harnR
tne.s origin with diseased stomach 1haye used and
sold hundreda ct preparations, hut your Biters asa
superior to ony thing OF the kud I'm cogntzant VIII
Indeed, no soldier khou1d be without it. ahoud 10 %
ever 10 robust and healthy; for tis not oniy ~
1oRAT1vH, hut Preventive fos almost als aeeses
.o:dier IS bub3sctto. Ihavsbesn atnicsea ~ ".
~, - sn,,ss MS md trust zou xn1lose no t;ns
IL e's''41" > Yours, very respectfully.
SAMUEL DTEEs. Hosp!ta s.awasd.
, 1863-09-11

4 DE, WITFIEID'S
BLE PILLS.
Are y, r1xsted . certhtn cure for F1STULA. BLIND
OF BLEEDING PILES.
Ne would caution IL who are victims to this dis
.estcr corrlalet to ay.1t the use OF exteT1s Appu
at3vrt tst.ey reeut onl5 fe ngrata1nk tae dtssa1e
Dr. EITt1k1Da rened3 sCnoFea the cAuse oA LUZ
ditcstc oro eHccts pt1naAnent cn1e:
THIE Is NJ QUA MEDICINE.
md Ia no Il etatcc Eave they failed TO cure
' " j. YOUk G. bnle proprietor
$St Broadway. N. !.
For sale by DL1ss SHARP. IL Lase e. 5 81: Eh1
raro Hi.
, 1863-09-11
AERIAL NAVIGATION.

an Extraordin3ry Invenstou-Thc
EIr Nhy1G.ted SnccesAfu1ly-TAe
Great air ShIps-1,.cldcu1s 0f their
Trial Trips.
, 1863-09-11

Propsis:ora, Htabrssh Pa,
NEE fo9s Office. No. 1 Bro.dvsI,
1eis- EE3 6Qa1taWE
, 1863-09-11
Err, GSc0e.

pIu VI%u1.,
FOR THE FALL OF 1868.
STRIKER & CO.,
I41 LAKE STREET
Arensz opening sad will DO tauy1sea7es.
NEW FALL GOODS,
Dress Goods, Ribbons,
Prints, Embroideries,
Hosiery and Gloves, Linens
Cottons, Silks,
Flannels, Cloths,
1000 Balmoral Skirts.
OF ALL QUALITIES.
HooP SIX
OF TH8 BEST MAKES.
ShaWls in Great Variety.
Fall Styles. Of Cloaks,
IN ALL QUANTITIES.
4 fre stock Of Ladies' aud Gants
u Under Clot hi ng,
Anofwhlch Htll be SOLD low for ca.h.
Call Before Purchasing
AT ST4sYKEIa d cos.
iet us19-2w
, 1863-09-11
MIR. QUACKFNBOS, professor
l1 OF Greek In THE University Of tho lxke Of Thu
city,. viii opeo school fur tho

1nsfTncflou OF Young GenIlemen
In an the branches IT English and edueston
snd In modern Languages. He hs1is the 11I; Pc 81
give 10 e,t5 pupil TIRE sey.ntaSe CT private fuStoa
Tue E5Ehcat references given
thr corner i, 1fSu5f E{fcet ee1 mo5l 2EtB
, 1863-09-11

k)A CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Noutay, SepteInbes1i. Knnbsr q pulls lottod to
bfsf Ess.crn ard city ref-rercer farnf<hod For Chr
cu1se etc n1a1esz Ae P1thctpS fnca Boz 2'96.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-07

DsS' Of VIII at is it that the Republicans
co mplain in the late Senatorial contest -
Is 1t that they were cheated No Demo.
crat got vote of theirs. Isit that Cam.
cron was not eloctedI Why he was so
corrupt and debased that he could
not command his own psrly vote.
The Democrats got nothing more than
they were fairIy entitled to. I hey had
hon cstly elected sixty-seven members of
the Lsgisature--a clear majority and
they were entitled to the vote of every
man. OF what then do they complain p
Simply Of their inability to succeed in
bribery and corruption as heretofore.
Simon has sits enough. He was spared
that, though against his wishes. He did
his best Failure and exposure will be
too much for Simon.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-07
REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE Ia hereby piven to all lcratees creditors
and other persons interested in the estates Of the re
spective decedcnts and minors that the following nd
inniftra anI guardian accounts have been Med m
h. presented for confirmation nnd al OWance TO inc tr
phan's Court BE- held at bloomsbury in the county
ai0rc said "Wednesday the 4th day of Fcbruar next
at O'Clock, IN the afternoon of said day.
The account Of Peter Yocun, Guardian Of Rehcccn
Yocum, minor child Of Joseph YOcum, late Of Roar
ingcreck township, deceased
2 The account Of Jacob Yohc, Guardian Of Lydia
R"iphHrd late LYDIA Browr.a minor child OF Daniel
Brown, late Of Maine township, deed.
The account Of Mary Holmes Administrative Of the
estate Of Gdwin Holmes late ofFishngcrcek township
decd,
4 Tile second and final account Of WIN. llasenbucf
and George llag inbuCh, Admts Of simon llagehDuCh
late of Centre twp, deed.
Account Of Aaron Smith admir-, Of the cstute o
Christopher u Smith lat. uf lirmiock twp, deed
4 Accdtnt Of John r. Meyer, admir-, of the estate o
John Cufnan, late Of VT Pleasant twp. deed.
: Account Of samuel Greasy, ndmr. Of e. Mino'
Smith, late Of MiGn township deed.
: Final arcount If Samuel Greasy, admir-. dc boris
non, of toruGliu, Reynolds, late Of iGn twp deed
0 'rhp account &C II T. reuash, Gusrdian of the per
and estate Of Dewitt G. Bodinc, minor thild o
---- Eudin u,cd.
10 rh' account cf John A. Funst n admir-. Of MaItht
Sch ely, lat tf unHison township, deed
" TIL account # Jnhn Stalcy, adm'r Of johnson
Piatt late uf Pine twp, d. cd.
l. Tn, account Of Tram ncrr and VIM Piatt, ndm'rs.
Of 'nianin riatt late Of Pine twp. decd,
l3 h. first and hual account of William shultz ant
Issncher inmau aum'rs. Of John kinny late Of Mad
ison twp. dtc'u. -- -
Bloomsbnrg Jan 10, go