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nA- Sam Medary's Crisis classi6es the
dslegates to the Chicsgo C)nven ion as
forty-.wo peace men, and eight of The other
stripe of CoPperheads. But Sam' is such
a notorious liar that there is 90 particular
credit IN believing him, even when he
happens to TIL the truth, If he ever doe.
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RAvAeEs OF TIE Cnlscu Bus.-6
large proportion Of the wheat crop of this
county has been destroyed By this mis-
ch'evoss ioscct, and the end 10 not get
They are wosking extensively o. the corn
aod are likely 70 do much injury TO thai
cfop.-[ joliet Rap ae
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| @ The Address Of Gen. Roeeersps
to The people Of Northwest Missouri, We
publish elsewhere. He spesks timely.
calmly. esfsesiIy to th~m. Oas Missouri
ezchaagss ehrosicle constantly frssh dep
rsdstions committed by gusrrilIas; aaa
The plot seems 70 thicksn-.he sauber OF
the maragders and their viIIainnoosus opera
ions increase al the Tine. Striaeent
measures must be adopted to remedy Ia
evil; guilty parties must be 4iaSdi~d With
out gloves and brought ia, sum mmary ..d,
eondisn punishment, and We know none
who should 30 properly be the execu.
tioners Of the sentence Of severe retrlbu,
tion which the nation and justice demand
i.s.aaasfsY iratesg szae yg4e. = -''-' -e.s
snou,o oe afflicted ON these bush = hacking
bands Of outlaws and Gu. throats, as the
hha abitants of the communities infested infested
By them. The cooperation Of the people,
of the citizens OF ake Safe is necessary,
before Missouri win be freed from trouble
on this score. They must yield . ready
and willing assistance 70 the military. "A
The hands Of these guerrillAs, are agains.
sysry man, so every mans hand nlpst be
agaiust them. And We are coofdent that
IT the so'caHed Union men of Miasou,;
wonld resolve 70 do away, with husb.
shacking and work uaiteaIy to this end
this. and the assistance Of the tssoldisry,
you'd soon rid the State of further troulls
from their incqrsjous.
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ssy--vs Philsdrlphis, Jaly 10.
The Baltimore railroad i fully repaired
snd trains are runnipg regularly. ~
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DHOF0GRAPH sNOTICE.-Tne nv

III dgptnsd Photographer Of Kecknk. n conse-
gnsuce of tie great advance In the f I'll the mate
HIS I'D sAescah ssed In euf baGsess 6ad 1so tie
heeys tex levied on Photographs, Aubsotyp~s~<c in
The new revenue b Just bee the lpw sxe conn ellie
- AsisaAee sAs prfnes of all kind q pfetuses nc
Al meeting held July "a, ls5A - eniof n sariff of
toes - ptcf. which win ~ charged by hi Of us
until tbs cost Of chemicals, 10, ls ear sk fGrmer
rates.
For cSsses 4 Yssseot AIbap Phctocr,pb~. av. dob,
- - dpssn win be- slSazEA ri An 6ahefxaes viii te
Ea4Fa4fed b ths sans prpp9f ftsa.... A....syff3s
.a:Ea ffGttks&f htss 9eaKES.
RoBT H. Blair,
3. O. HAMILL.
jaaye0v AkN1B D MASON.
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\ h. - - New York, July To-
i Nathanisi Mark, President Of the Erie
Railroad cowpssy, died Suddenly at his
resideace Of Staten Island. lass night.
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Especial to Poss.]
Wash;npt ton. Julv To-

The boat from Fort Monroe this morn.
ing brings no news from Grants army.
The absence Of rain causes some suff-
ering in the army. "
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i,s. ~ Peter Almy. c~lored man, Who
fought undsr Commrdnre Porter in ths
old Essex, died % "Wednesday, IN New
Bedford, ct The sgs Of 80 pears.
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Latsst ffsn o.. yese,s,

g. y1sePs. July IL,
i appears Col. Ford left two h.nds =,
gperrjilss, numbering nearly gro. IN ,he
rsh .no are Committing sli manner Of
dsprsdatisns ia soutbera ooaotie.. a
large scouting party vas sen, from here
TINS morning, but has not ys{ beea heard
from.
Every trsip from the ~ 1t br;nrs
large number Of refugees 1rom p,s,te
Clay and Ray counlies, m.Ay of whom
stop here, while Others .re eastward
bound.
II Is said the entire militia OF Andrew
Holt, A.chisos, Noda~Ay a a o.her co,.,
ties % the cast aud vest have bean called
into service, -''-''' -''
GaesneJ 4 c., Of THE ci.y, have io,,
receivsd IS pounds Of gold dust from
VMgiala City.
Z q. Joseph, July 10.
o"l. Ford telegnphs to b hesdasar,ers
here that he has k,led in sllfortv auer.
rillas, captured 2OO stand Of arms aud
much ammuni ION aud mauy horyes. Oar
.vops are SUI 10 pursuit OF the gnef-
olsrisss News f.sn She rmas.
Washington, July 10.
Inc 1'vernment IS in receipt. this q.
~ " eissious ness from SHERMAN. 1t
no' news Of battle. bat something
Gen. Sherman announces that on yes.
tssday' hav.eg previously crossed the
Ch"ttaboo ;hie. hia whole army advap ced
we niles sou'h OF the river. and crossed
Peach rec Creek. This advance was mad q
snhoas any Resistance from Johas,on /.
tcrc-s. except slight skirmishing with the
resr ~ he reireated. Tue move pece..
sari'y forces ] ,hDston iHro the dvfenses q
Atlanta, aud places the city within range
u Suerman guns.
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a N.v x,aa.
New York. JuIv 10

~, New York, July I9.
Ihe Presidents Washington spec;a]
saJsSeeEiaty Rssepdsu viii soon r,ur
proposals for more extensive loan than
$ao,ooo,0o0. He reports that the conf
dence felt In the Gosernmsnt bv bapk,
and 6naueiers ie New York is one Of the
most gratifying features OF his visit.
The fosts money article says We learn
that the Ssc'etsry viii put loan Of one
hundrsA ntti,sss % .ths uark es..
The COMMERCIALS shioafon special
says that the heahs iet department. have
called fprA iiss ef tas slerhs vhe s.fu.ed
TO ,in the force In defeIse OF W.,h,ng.
non. > y -.a+4 gas snsla .H1
An officer from Sbsruan's sr~, az.
that On the S.h ths army va sll over Ii.
chs's.aosSchee . and si.hia four miles o.
Tia tskso& ls,h oosps ars ,.s.0,;
dated tas,s,ay the 10th nader Genera
Hooker.
RsSsis SAsniss Gen. rsster.
Nsw York, Jais 10.
The Herald's James River sor.espor d
en. OF the 18th, says the rebels shelled
Gen. osier as Sep Bottom for upward.
OF an hosf, soscesraselJ BE- had to change
hls position ssvssAi times. A shell Ven,
through his tent. No lives lust.
Shells also lodged in tbs gaaboa.s and
the pontoon bridge. The Lssdo.s re-
csised shot IN her bulssrks, killing two
mea aad sounding fosr Others. Tn,
Asndosa opensd - ths sasmy and sopa
sileaeed their batteries.
Grsnt visited Foster to-day. The en-
emy v.s shsiiing lhs place when the iu-
servies took place. 80 &
Tue TribuIsfs Washington special "a :.
1t is thought Secretary Fesaenisn will
very soon, 60 to the pespls for . loas .,
premium OF Q per cens.
Ths amount of suspended requisition. q.
In the Treasury is nine millions.
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DISSOLUTION OF COpARTNER.
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oy nnioa ssnse1t b>seriy "a Bower pays all iadebt-
s1sss ana Is emitted 10 A claims Of pastaeT=lp. All
persons owing The nrua are requested pay Beverly
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aZTbs Esglish papers jsdge cf ths
80 kass jsss = ihey judges of~shs d26t
hsewesn abs KeeFssge aud the Alahema
'ahAsis qnssisaty is al on onssside, like
the handle OF jug, and that side y Il.
vays the rsbel side.
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SILVER WATCHES

First Class Hunting Time pieces for accu-
Tacy OF movement, beauty of material,
and, above all, cheapness IN price, these
watches must insure universal aPproba-
ton.
An imitation so fauI,less that il can
hardly be detected by the most experien-
ced judges. The material being OF two
metals, the outer one first quality Sterling
Silver, while the inner one Is German Sill
yer, II cannot be recognized by cutting OF
heavy engraving, making it, not only in
appearance, but IN durability, the best re-
semblance of Solid Sterling Silver in exist.
ence
The sale of these Watches 10 the army
is source oil enormous profit, retailing, as
they very readily do, al S25 and upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in a
single pay day by any one of ordinary
business tact.
gAT WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, aud fancy cut hands, in good
running order, by the half dozen, S66. Sold
only by by the case of six
Upon receipt of Two dollars, as guarantee
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ensures buyers against fraud, giving them
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Send orders TO The sole importer.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Magic Time Observers.

Being Hunting or Open Face or la
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IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RuBy

llege OF Examination before Payment i
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IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RuBY
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n good shape and good running order only
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SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTINc
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We ask no pay in advance, but will
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are delivered, giving rhe buyer The pnyil-
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the distoyal States, consequently all such
orders must be accompanied by the casa
TO insure attention. We make deduction
oi Two dollars on either watch when the
payment Is forwarded in adrace.
Money may be sent by express al on
expense.
THOS. CAFFERTY & co.
SO and 95 Broad ST., opposite City Bank,
Oct 2iIs6s.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
LEATHR! LATHER !!

gTIHE undersigned would announce, that
\ he has on hand, at his Hat and Cap
emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg. an
assortment of different kind of leather, such
as fine calf skins, morocco, (red ard black !
and liBings, all OF which he will sell cheap.
er than can be had elsewhere in this mar
ket Call and examine them for yourselves.
JOHN K. GIRTON.
Bloomsbn Nav 81. 1862.