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Whites, IN BEARING. down, Falling Of the womb.
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b iNkY COOK. Alexandria. may Ctr
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certain secret which unt them Tor Business
pleasure the duties of married life; also middle
other causes. feel de biity in advance of their
years, before placing themselves under the trsst-
FIT I.dss viii
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ERN IxPREsS ToKWARDERsi
MERCHADIsI, MONEY, JIWELRI. vALU.
ABLEs, NOTES; sI0tKs, B0NDs, 60, ~
secessibls sections Of the country. THIS eomSsnY
has ago ,cies In the principal Railway Towns in
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTRwIsF.
Its principal ofisss are no,n,~
sFhfSASsiPaIi al xSs hSs1o"
-a oIsTnYAtTEdsl 81 Tp t9Sts fi dSuls'
Conn ections are made 81 Now York and Boston,
with lines forV ardir to the CANADAS and the
BRITltH PROVINCES and With Steamship Lire
$ to LIVBRYOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvR1,
and thence by European express es TO AL promtneM
commercial towns In Great Britain and the Con
collection Of EOTEs DRAFTS and BILLS made
ct all sccesaible parts Of the United States.
@. q. DUNN. Agent,
r de Is HzE3 Tzs Washins ton. D. o..
xsrABLIsHlp 1850. -
= Hayins made srraneemsats wAisA
kAye ndnceq me- 70 oonttnue the PAWMBR0kln0
pUktN166 In this city. + take thia method o. II
forming my PATRONS and the puhlie IN genera tnas
kytH continue TO loan money on Gold and 9tiveg
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOsA POR FoRA9 y.
CRIrs ouAarEsxAsrEs's essrss: !

ss.a e, sysss = the nsa
ssss ME y s. ssa aya Corn sa
hushes OF corn or oats snd 80 tons of hay or straw,
Bidders must state At which Of tbs above named
Points they propose t0 MAKE dssi,s,;ss and the
the quantity Of each article proposed be deiiY.
cred. tho time when said deliveries shall be com
bias. As'' : ~ 'A'
"a 70 be put up IL GOOD stout sacks, Of about
bushels each T6s sacks to Be faras ned .ith hs
extra charge to the Government The hay and
The particuIer Kind or description Of oats, corn,
hay or straw proposed to be delivered most Be stated
All tie srticis; offered under the bids herein In
yited win be subject to rigid inspections By the
the the Interest a the
nsn s 81
have been delivered and accepted.
18th ss Of
sapses sl 70 tse Of e.. cent
tho TERMS d IT. sss e
the said bidder should fail to enter into tbs cor
r. sna
sible bidder or the person to whom the contract
ss ssstsssss = ss'
asr n1ds tse Unted States Ssee or
spsHs5s psFso.n, k bs INT to tn i ass
r. a G s sa g. Q, each bidder
propossis must be addressed 70 brig Gen. H.
Rucker, Chief DEPOT ouartermastsr, Washington,
&c, and I'd should be plsiniy marked PROPOSALS
equal S to the snoug s pet the con
susrsntors will be REQUIRED OF the suosessful bid
der or bidders .h sens ns bond.
be obtained upon application stthis Off 90.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
(r0"n' County and st tbs95e7-
sFss s.s. az 70
.sTEs Of year sdSsr.i smsnt. 5nyfftins proposals
me e ootn Il liz lacks. Dushslo
~ bushels q Oats, in sacks, At per bushel of
t 81 P' Of bsled Hay, st Dor ton of ,ee
- tons Of baled Straw, at per ton of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the = day
and e pc son Tis 9r OF before the
int written CONTRACT nth ths United states
With go and approved securities s within the space
beeu accepted. Your obedient Servant.
Brissdisr General d Il. RucKRn,
GenarsI Depot cusrtermaster.
Washington, D. q.
EUARATY,
We, the nnasrslsned, resiients 0; --, ia tho
County OF -, snc State Of -. here by,
Jointly snd severaliy, covenant With the United
ststes and gusrar tee in the fore going bid OF
- 10 scseptsd. that he or they will, within
ten DAYS after tie acceptance of saiG bid, execute
the contract for the ssrae with good and gua Gent
Eurst:as, in equal to the amount of the con-
tsst to Furnish ths fsrsca proposed coufor aIts
to the terms of sdY rEiseElsDt dated December 8,
1908, unGeT which the bid was made, and, in case
TIE sGid - shall fail 10 eater inio 8 sontrsst as
aforesaid. wa guarantee to make good the differ
ence between the ofse by s-id - and she nsxt
lowest tesp0GEfble bidder. or the rsIs son 10 whom
the CONTRACT may De swardej,
Witpese,
Given unds- our hands sn1 seals this Day CT
-. 1a. Ieaai.J
Zeal
! hcrs5z csrtity that, ID tbs ees. Of my know
ledge ana b9iisf, the above named glsTsutors are
good and saioeat sureties for t,,e amount fer
wf,oh trey offer to ba security.
10 be . idsd By tbs United stases District At
torney, Collector OF CuEteha, any other on ca.
npeer the United Ststss Government, or respon
D D. gUCKEH,
De 9-H Brig. f7sn. chi Q "a
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IA tss ozist2 sna sfSsFs. q ils uSitsS ~
voi.. ~ iSssz ~ ~. 1dvasd O. 6eyssos
nsD t1AMok xAYIox
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- F R M T U R e. @
-AA FURNITURE. ~

OAK AND WALN uT UFFICH IA LSS,
ARM CHAILs. COCOA MATING,
HXTENsIoN DINING TABLas,
COTTAGE sETs, &c,a
We have On hand at cur Ware Rooms I'm the
reur OF the Auction aeoJss}. q large stock of the
above, togethfr vita gsnsral assortment Of
BeUsEEoLD FURNITURE,
Which re are determined to close out ST very
email advance for casa.
Also -
100 PATENT ARMY aoTTs.
". l., WALL d CO.,
south cornsr Ninth ana Penn ave.
fe 10 IChroaica,1
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"A EALYT1CAL DIG1sT or 1Hn LAWS OF
tie sSth 70 TIE end oftss stl oon1rsss. ISL III
Conp1oting byiNhtly1 United StatSs Oieesf "a fS:
Ssess,t time. lvel. san p..cr..uo,
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 614 Pa. AVENUE,
WashiNgfoa, ID. q
xsrABLIsHlp 1850,

Hayins made arraneemsats whish
6aye hdnoeq me- TO oontinuo the PAWMrBROklM6
5pUktN166 m this city, take this method Of n
forming ny yatrens and tho pablo n ssnera! thas
ytH continue g losn money On God and H!v .&
wearing ApRarsl, Ia, Ee., sf tks Oh eateblhlee
gtand. No. 3tl D stfsst, Sstves1 tx and On ss'
= 'as ''ez 9 aaaei sA ASsi a5uasssss eol,
:. n 70 eae3ssnd dollaRs 70 loaa On "a !. -
h-lA EAH-WAM9, TIE GREAT CH1NkHA
are purely vegetable; ~
~ s. Ssxisd b To vet ycoSst without ss:rSS
eoteeeie1. aOircula1 ffOo. HPfoe q . boz. -
AyoHFy. k10NIt saeses:or 9 q: Q; gIss: .e:
% e. :, S0D' SEQ fs''"l'sa,s:S ;ssis''
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flRDNANCE OFFICE.
~ WAg DEPARTMENT., -a.--.

~ WAg DEPARTMENT, -a...-
Washiastoa, February o, 1884,
PROPOSALS VIII he received at this Department
until MOh DAY, March l4.h, St .. for the de-
livery at the New York Arsnal Of 81 800 L. int Jaw.
airy saoIss [ nited statef regulation patt,rn
These Sabres are TO be N sds in stfct :cordsnss
With the stsndard patterns to be seen at the New
They are 10 be subject to the usual inspection
sno proof spd are to bs inspected st the armory
while made.
Deliveries must be made in lots not less than 800
SabTes per week, for eli contracts of Gu0 SsSres,
or under; lU Sabres Pc week for all IT. CT
from 500 up 20 z 0t0 Sabres; $40 Ssozss psr week
for Ill contracts of above IL Sabres: the 5rst d..
livery TO be insde on the 4th day of April, 1854
Failure to deliver at spa CITED time will s1bject
tie contractor 10 forfeiture of the nu nber he
mEy ferl to deliver st tn 1T tins.
No bids will be consG ecd from parties other tn an
Regular manufacturers OF SAbrss, and such a ara
known TO this Department to bs fully Competent
to EXECUTE IN their own workshops the work pro-
Bidders VIII enclose with their bids the written
acknow edgment of their sureties, over their own
Signature.
Zach party obtaining q contract will bs required
enter into bonds, with approve sureties. for Its
faithful execution. -.
= Upon award being m.de, successful bidders will
be noti6ed, and furniehed with forms OF contract,
and bona,
Th. Department reserves ths right to reject any
or all bids if rot deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be ado ressed to "BriSadier Gene
raj Geol ge D. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance, Wash
ington, y. ."snd will be endSrsed ,Propo.s,s for
f.25 eo9s Brig, Gen Chief of Ordn spce
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70 be lied 6y tbs United stases District At
torney, Collector OF CuEtena, CO aly other ofEce,
under tbs United StStss Government, or resrou
D e. gUCK.I
de off Erie Can cnt d IA
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"
Given undsr our hands sne seals this--osy CT
-. 1s&. Ieeai.J
tSeSii

: hcrsSz csrtigy that, 70 tbs hesZ Of my know
ledge ana p3iisf, the aboTe- smat giGTsutcrs are
good and safioient suretes for t,ie anlo1aS for
uh,oh tf ey offer TO ba security.
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agAssaY C1LLIgs Il cos
gHELan3kR2asa
E2ACGHT ak ERD PGRFKN.
Esa row 7soo.vins lares qus1.tis,ss OF DuAJTsfHE
AIN AID PORTER from this celebrated Erswe2g,
siisk am prepared to furnish Oh short Eosiae e
81 ceEsoEs wao will favor ise with fhsir orders,
i.afig.aeiion GUARANTEED
1fie.a given to Fay drivers sil 20 promptly AZ.
ssi5ed 10.
Goods delivered Ia eli Psr:E Of EaSatassop aE4
Georgetown, free Ct charge
Ss-ssE :--Gsaa 80 sslssir.
EILAy A. ea;N4, Assss.
patss sss.aiss Desss, 81 GYser g.,
VII s-at 6socS5SoEa, Do
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IMPROVE YOUR
- TX EYESiGHT
.... by the use of the celebrated
PEBBLE and FERISCOPIC sPECTACLES,
Acknowledged as the best for Streagthen,ng and
PTesnting the impaired Eyesight, scientifically
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN &. CO., Opticians,
24i Pennsylvania aver ne, bet 18th and 18th sts.,
anG
3eS Pennsylysnia avenue, under National HOTEL
FIELD CLASSES, OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, THERAOAET ERS,
STEREOSCOPE Pro TOGR4PH ALBUMS
CARTES DE VTSITE, dc.
in a great yariety, and at the lowest prices.
F3-tr
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TO this guarantee must be appended the official
certi icata above m enti pned.
The right t. reject any or al bids that may be
dee med too high lie reserved by the Depot Quarter
aster we'll the right to select from each bid
ouch quantities at the prices therein named as is
required by the Government.
D. 81. RUCKEB,
Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
fe IS I'd Depot Of Washington.
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LEGISLATIVE.

To tho Democratic Electors of Columbia county:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CrTIZEss The
undersigned, acknowledging with gfailude
past evidences of your generous cout-
dence, would respectfully announce that
al the soliciI alton of many valued Demo-
Gratis, he will be Candidate for the Leg
STATURE ia the District composed ottbe
counties of Columbia and Montour, al tn e
ensuing General Election, in accordance
with the usages ofihe District Electors, and
being governed alone by The decision oil
the Columbia County Democratic Con-
yeniion. LEY L. 1 a 4.
Bloomsbnfg, MAY IS, 1s64.-S2 pd.
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATEO LANDS.

AGREEABLY TO the provisions of an
Act OF Assembly, entitled an Act directing
The mode of selling Unseated Lands for
taxes, and other purposes, passed the 18Th
day OF March, 1915, and the further sup
plemenls thereto, passed the 18th day OF
March, 1917, 25th March, 1921, and 9tt
March, ls47, the Treasurer of the County
of Columbia, hereby gives notice 10 all
persons concerned therein, that unless the
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax
es due on the following tracts of Unseaisd
Lands, situate in Columbia county, are
paid before the day Of sale, the whole or
such paris OF tract as will pay the taxes and
costs ohareeable thereon will be sold at the
COURT HOUSE, in msburg, County Of
Columbia, on the 3th day of June, 1864,
being the second Monday, and 10 be con-
tinued by adjournment, from day 70 day
for arTearages OF taxes due said county,
and the cost accrued on each tract respec-
lively
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"l0ward Of the Times.

Ths detection aud arrest o! the forger of
the Presidents Proclamation, which caused
the temporary suspension of the Now York
World and journal Of Commerce, has created
quite stir in Abolition circles. When the
forged paper was first made public, it
was al once proclaimed that it emanaied
from Democratic source and the Aboli.
lion papers gloated over the alleged com
picity of the Democratic leaders with the
great crime. II turns ont, however, that
the culprii is prominent Abolitionist-
that he is a faih(al follower of the sainle d
Beecher, and a worthy member of Plymouth
Church--lhat he once occupied an impor
tant position in the Office OF the New York
Times, and was formerly a correspondent
OF the 1Tibne--that the forged document
was prepared for speculative purposes, and
that, on The morning ailer the proclamation
had been concocted, he gave, as reason
for his "sieepiness," that he chad been
sitting up late al night. cracking bottles OF
champagne With Harry ]. Raymond, OF
The Times" Since this frightful expose was
made, We have heard but ii,;le from the
blatant Abolitionists OF his SURPRISING cul-
pabiliiy. Nemesis tracked tae criminal TO
their own doors and dragged him from their
sanctuary. II would be well, in future, for
them TO look before they leap
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MATRIMONIAL.-Ify you wish to marry
address the Undersigned, who will send you
"without money and without price," valu-
able Information that will enable yo1 10
marry happy and speedily, no matter now
old how ugly or how poor. This is relia-
bic affair The information will cost you
nothing; and if you wish TO marry, will
cheerfulIy assist you. All letters strictly
confidential. The desired Information sent
by return mail, and no questions asked.
Address, SARAH b. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint, Kings co. N. Y.
June 1, 1864 4-4w.
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NKw LIoUoR SfoRE - Messrs Alf Howell
& Co, have opened wholesale and retail
Liquor Store in Wiiliamspor, nn Pine ST.,
second door above Fourth ST, where they
offer for sale all kinds of pure brandies,
GIGS, whiskies, wines &c.. also Muray's
celebrated old coppef, double distilled rye
whisky, which cannot be exceIled by any
whIky manufactured in this county.
Landlords and others who wish 10 purchase
a superior quality of liquor should not fail
10 call on Messfs. Howell s. Co, and be
satisfied that they are honest and fair deal
ing business men.-Jersey Shore Herald.
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The Fourth PennsyIyania Artillery.

Special dispatch tOfhe Harrisburg Telsgyapk
WAsHINGTok, May 10.
The following is roster of the officers
OF the above named regiment, commits
stoned by Governor Curtin and now await
ing mastering in, Presiden: Lincoln having
decided that The Governors rights should
be respected
Colonel-Wm. VI. Mcclure.
Lieutenant Colonel-A. S. Fuller.
Senior Majors. D. Strawbrdge.
Junior Major-Presley Cannon.
Company A-Caplain Frank w. Paul,
lst Lisutenant James w. Haig.
Company B-Captain B. F. Winger, Ist
Lieutenant D. L. Dubbs.
Companr C-Captain John H. Guisinger,
lst Lieutenant X. l. Deber,.
Company D-Captain Wm. K. LafFerty,
LIST Lieutenant F. Everett.
Company Capt VIM. Barba LIST Lien.
tenan. C. A. Dankslberg, 2id Liea,ensn, S.
w. Clark.
Company F-CaP,ain Samuel H. Davis,
Isl Lieutenant John Ford, jr., End Lieu,sn-
ant A. P. Price
Company G-Cspt Geo. C. Wilson, ist
Lieuien ant John MeGurk.
Company H-Cspt. ]. l. Irsdell, let Ii.
S. H. Witt.
Company I-Capt Geo. w. Ill., lie, Lieut..
Geo. S. Lee.
Company K--Capttin Geo. w. Webb,
lst Lieut. John S. Kline.
The new regiment is composed Of the
surplus recruits of the Second Pennsylva>
MIA Artillery, aud is 1900 strong The
above named officers were selected (the
field officers and cap.ains) from the COM
missioned officers, and the lieulenants from
the sergeants OF the old regiments. The
Second Pennsylvania Artillery having been
represented, in general orders, by Major
General Anger, as zone OF the best disci-
plined aud best Instructed in artillery in his
command" il is but reasonable 10 expect
that the Fourth, being an offshoot Of the
Second, will win additional honors and add
fresh laurels 10 those already won by the
parent stem. GRAFFEN.
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TO WOUNDED SOLDIER S.-ALL SOL
DIERs VII hsye been discharged by reason
OF seounds received IN any battle, and who
have moi recewed!ths One Hundred Dollars
Bounty, can receive the same now al once,
by applying either in person or by letter, to
The Gfiiitary and NdUIl Agsncy, No. All Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia.
So JOSEPH z. DEWITT & Co.
PRIZE MONEYS full list of all Prizes
pagabe 10 dute eau be seen at the Offices
These and all other claims against the Gov
eInmen, promptly collected.
May 1, ls64-2t.
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THe AGaicULTURIsT-Thi valuable farm
journal has been received for june. This is
The work for enr farmers OF all The olher
publications it takes the lead. The farmer,
,ae gardener, and the buiiders can al re-
ceise more information from ons number Of
this work. than most journals will afford
them during q whole years reading OF
twelve numbers. The publisher will fur
nish both English or German copies whsn
required Orsnge Judd, Publisher, y Park
Row, N Y. Terms-sI yesiI in advance.
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Gov SEYMOUR AND THE SuPPREssEp News
PAPnRs.-Goyernor SeYmour's Instructions
TO the Distric, Attorney with regard to the
recent seizure OF The Offices of two morn.
ing journals Of New York city ara contain-
ed IN letter recently published 1t might
have been more brief and equally effective
This is of littls conse9 uence, If The princi-
pies announced are strictly followed up, as
they should be, if The highest power in the
State would not appear ridiculous, and cit
zens hereafter are 10 have an adequate as
suuance of protection in their palpable and
indispu,able rights. Such documents do
more harm than good, if they are allowed
10 mean nothing. The question, as We un-
dersiand Gov. Seymour, is TO be settled and
settled now, as to the legality ofihe seizure
of the two offices oi the journals in ques-
tion, and the Governor has called upon The
Sheriff and the police to follow up at all
hazards the action of the District Attorney
against persons guilty of the offence. No
doubt lhere will be busy time. When
the decision is made, after due inquiry,
should the military gentlemen bs.found Of
tenders, there will be nothing less than
their arrest and arragnment under the char
ges made against them. Governor Seymour
probably means TO grapple with this mattei
with all The strength given 20 him by his
position as the head of the State.
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Ma EDITOR We understand from good
authority that ABRAHAM PATTERsoN H., some
lime ago, charged very heavily upon him.
self and beast. While this notable was in
Bloomsburg he charged heavily with spirits
OF some kind--,his being first charge Leav-
ing Bfoomsbnrg, on his way home, he be-
came somewba, insane. il is supposed, aud
thinking his horse dsseiier, charged on
the beas. The horse ran over steep
pfecipice and broke its neck. The unicrtu-
nate ABRAHAM H. is fast recovering from his
wounds, but carriage aud horse are gone,-
no more 10 be seen. This is sample oi
The administrations hounds, who roam
over the country, moiesiing and disturbing
quiet citizens. This man knows not how
10 take care of himself, much less others
He is an inebriaie, simpletcn and fool
Although the Abolition party applaud aud
encourage such hybfids
rn - 80 l MoUaTAIs Boy
Benton, May IS, 1864.
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TIE Republican organs throughout .he
country are connseIing the people to have
"patiencs,p and wait for the results. This
Republican war party is getting very pa
tent all al ones. When GEN. McCLrLLAs
commanded the army Il was nothing but one
constant yell from them, son TO Rich-
mond % aRuin and bag tie enemy as soon
as possibls ~ Bot in spite oil their cries,
Little Nac exercised his own good judg-
meet, getting considerably closer to the
Rebel Capital Than our Army to-day is. and
for This, for tear he would take the the capt
tai, ttlefsby materially # not fatally, cripple
the rebellion, he was rel ieued from command,
on IEs shallow prslence of being 100 slov.
Aud new, this same party that mound
down MccBsLEAN Tor not zsaving faster,
is ceunseIiag the people to have s'confi-
dsncs5 anta patience" in their pet blum
dsFing Generals, such as Banks and Buslsr
As for EaAsT, We have noshing 10 say. He
has - much ss he can gel along With, and
Is making ell the. heasiway he possibly
can.
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Treasarer's Sale Of Real Estate.
SEA FED LAND.

AGREEA BLY, 10 The PROVISIONS q, M,
Act OF Assembly, entitled an act TO rednce
The Stale debt, &C., passed the 3c,h day of
April. 1914, The Treasurer of The Coun,y of
Columbia hereby gives notice to all per-
sons concerned therein, that unless ,hs
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax.
Sc, due on The following real esiaie silu.
ale in the Comfy OF Columbia, are paid
before The day OF sale, The whole or sreh
paris of each as will pay he charges and
costs chargeable thereon, will be sold a.
The COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg, Conn.
ty of Columbia, on the 18Th day Of Juna.
1864, being the second Monday, and to bs,
continued by adjournment from day 10 d.y
for arrearages OF taxes due said coonly and
The costs accrued on each respectively.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01
Ex-Goyernor Medary.

1t IS stated in telegram from Cincinnati
that Ex-Governor Msdary was arrested by
The United States Marshal. on account OF
his being engaged in a'conspiracy to over
throw The Government. re such be the
fact, no one will couhplsin of his arrest and
punishment. But il will require more thaa
the bald statement ofa tslsgraphic operator
10 make those who know Samuel Medary
believe anything of the kind. The whole
record of.his lie isagainst any such con.
clnsion. He is bold, fraEk, and manly
epponent-no secret, midnight conspirator
He has been outspoken in his antsgoni.In TO
the present corr0pt dynasty a, Washington.
Ia the columns OF The CriSis-one of the
ablest journals published in the country
he has dealt many and heavy blows upon
the heads of Lincoln, Seward and Stanton,
and ihereby he may have given great Of
fence at "headquaners." His oppousnis
have always known exactly where to find
him. He never struck in the dark, but al
ways fought his. battles in the open suns
shine. Conspirators are not made of such
stuff anu when the history of this new
persecution reaches the light, wo predict
that, in his case it will b. seen that insult
has been added to injury, aud shallow
prelext has been given as the cause eff his
arrest and imprisonment.