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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03
0ie 4ber,uau'idbe Expedition.

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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-10-27
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
J. w. "A l. 8 2 A U CHI
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

FIVE DOLLARS YEAR, OR THREE DOLLARS FOR SIX
month"; Tie rates for clubs the same, and
nu dininutlon from these rates .iH be made.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-10-27
RATES OF ADVERTISER G.

Two noLLAR r. n square (of fourteen lines or less)
for the first, and L dollar for every additional in
'sertion. Regular advertisements charged accord
ing to contract.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

Young men, speak kindly to your moth
er, aud even usly-tondeTIy to her a!
But little time and you shall see her no
more forever! Her eye is dim, her form
is bent. and her shadow falls graveyard I
Others may love you when she has passed
away-kind hearted sisters, or she whom
Of all the world you may choose for
partner-children may love you fondly,
but never again, never while life is ycnca,
shall the love Of woman be to you as that
of your old, trembling, weakened mother
has been
Through helpless infancy her thros-
bing breast was your safe protection and
support Fin wayward, testy boyhooi, she
bore patiently with your thoughtless rude
ness, she nursed you safely through !e-
gion Of ills end maladies Her hand it
was, bathed your burning brow, OF mos-
tened tho parched lips her eye that light.
ed up the darkness Of wasting nightly vig-
lis, watching always in your ftful sleep,
s!coplcas by your side as none but she could
watch. Oh, speak not her name lightly,
for you could not live so many years as
would suffice to thank her fully Through
reckless and inpatient youth che is your
counsellor and solace. 10 o. bright man
hood she guides your imprudent steps nor
even then forsakes or forgets. Speak gent
ly, til en-, and revorenlly, of your mother !;
ard when you, too, shall be old, it shall IN
some degree tighten the remorse which
shall be yours for other sins, to know that
never wantonly have you outraged the re.
spect due 10 '.old women"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
VOLUME 20.

hands OF freeman By the beyonet when
the Bastile once brokon down on the 9TH
er side Of the Atlantic By the revcrbega-
ton Of our Revolution, is reconstructed
here.
In stormy times like these, amid dan
gors with which an unsurpassed rebellion
environs US, his would Lcye been rash
hand which had hastily set in motion for
another purposethan the suppression Of
rebellion, the machinery OF justice who
had invoked against the disoyalty CT ru-
lers the rotribpticn and rodresses Of the
law. The danger OF such conflict of
laws is SO far passed, that not even q Pres
ident could now plead national safety as
all excuse for refusingto 90 justice or sub
NIT to Judgement.
Yet no citizen who regards his duties
should ever hesitate at the last tc oppose
lawloss deeds with legal remedies. Ihs
law may break down. 1t vii, then disclose
to watchful people tho point Of greatest
danger. Courts may fall, judgements may
be intimidated by threats or bribed by the
alluremens of power, and those who have
sworn to execute the laws may shrink
from the fulflment of their oGths, a cra-
ven Congress may sit silent and idly watch
the pershing liberties of the people whom
they represent, but this cannot deter him
who, in defending. his rights, is determin-
ed to do his whole duty, aud to whom it
is competent at least to commit the issre
to that Power, omnipotent aud inscruta-
BILE, who presides in events and Sways the
destiniss of nations and the hearts Of men.
MANToN MARBLE.
THw ToRK. Nav %. 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
Liability of Telegraph Compa-
ries.

A case of great interest to telegraph
companies and the public was decided
few days ago in the New York court of
common pleas. y firm tolegraphed to
their agents in New York to sell FIVE hun
dred shares Of Southern stock at the
morning board, and buy Eve hundred
Hudson in the afternoon. he word "Hud-
son" was omitted in the dispatch, and
FIVE hundred Southern Michigan we're
bought, The result was IL heavy loss to
the parties who gave the order, and this
loss was directly due to the mistake iu the
Transmission Of the dispatch. The result
was verdict in favor of the claimants,
thus establishing the principle that tele-
graph companies are responsible, like 9TH
er common carriers, Tor the accuracy with
which they transmit the messages intrust-
ed to them.-PaTiOt g. Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

BLANK S! BLANKSIl
s5 ofevery description, for sale at this office
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
Speak Kindly to Your Mother

New YORK, May %, 1854.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
Select poetrp.
HOME.

travel o'er the land, .Et..
travel DER the sea - ....
From home cannot go,
From home | cannot be.
My home is not manse
On hill side sweetly plu cod,
Which art, at great expense,
Exquisitely has graced.
My home is not house
of high and statel, build,
Which pride and wealth combined
With pageantry have filled.
Those cannot make home;
The heart much more requires,
Requitted love nlone
Domestic bliss inspires.
My home is IN my heart,
My wife and children there;
| never from them part
But always feeifhem near.
a Christian home ismine,
Whence mathis daily rise,
And FROM Its piOus hearts
Vespers ascend the skies,
travel DER the land,
travel DER the sea;
From homel will not go.
From homo will not be.
E.s. J.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

Esg- "Hans," said q Dutchman to his
urchin son, whom be just been thrashiug
for swearing at his mother, ''vat's dat
you're thinking so wicked bout out in the
corner dere y 'I amt think not'n."-
"You lie, you little vagabond you you
thinks by id and now I'll whip you for
dat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

r6y- A shell thrown into Charleston fell
and burst in blacksmilh's shop where
two white men and negro were at work,
breaking the negros arm but injurins nei'
ther Of the others.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

Ss8" A gentleman rode up to public
house in the country, and asked "who
is the master Of this house !" ~ am, sir"
replied the landlord "my wife has been
dead three weeks"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
TIRE a RER'S S A i Il
u UNSEATED l. a N DIS.

A GREEABLY to the provisions OF an
~ Act of assembl" entitled an Act directing the
modo of selling Unseuted Lands for taxes, aud other
purposes pnssed the 18Th day Of March lsi5 aud the
further supplements thereto, passed the 18th day, OF
March 1917 25th day OF March, 1871 and 9TH day of
March, lsi1 the Treasurer of tha county OF columbia
hereby gives notice all persons concerned therein
thnt unless the Co.. Road, SchooI Poor and State Tax
es due on following ructs of Unseaed Lands situ
ate in Columbia county, are paid before the day OF
sale the whole such parts Of tract as will pay the
taxes aud costs chageablo thereon, will be sold at the
COURT HOUSE, III Bloomsburg, county of Columbia,
on the 18Th day of June 1864 being the second Monday
and to be continued by ndlournmen from day TO day
for arrearagcs Of taxes due SAID county ana le COST
accrued ON each tract respectively
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04

DURING an examination q medical stu
dent was asked the question: "Whsn does
modification ensue 2" When you pop the
question and are answered No."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
Public Sale
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
% f.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
THE undersigned, Agent for Mrs, Lydia Wanich.
l. will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY. the 4th dag Of J~he.
A Dwelling House and two valuable
Lots Of Ground sitat o on Main Sircetn East Blooms.
burg (n"ar Mckelvys Furnace Said dwelling is dou.
bic house partly or each lot, The property therefore
Is adapted TO the use otwO families for the better
accommodation OF one family. 1t will he sold sepa-
ratey or together as may best suit the purchaser.
There s an excellent well of water on said prem .
ses with the usual outbudngs and variety Of choco
Fruit.
~ Sale 10 opon at o'clock, p NJ, on said day when
attendance viii be given aud terms he made known
by JACOB WANlCH,
Bloomsbury, May, 81 1864,
BLANK S! BLANKSIl
or 4 Al.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
TREASUhER'S SALE OF REAL
L $ Il A Y E-S Il A 4 f. d L A n ID.

4 Gkf'E ABIil to the provisions ol
~ the act of Assembly, entitled an Ac, to reduce
the State debt &c. III" 3t day of April, o44,
the Treasurer OF the County Of Columbia hereby gives
notice to all persons concerned therein that unless
the county, road school. poor and State Tax, &C. due
on the following real Csat, situate in the county Of
Columbia, paid hcfr" the day of sale, the whole of
such parts Of each viii pay the charges and
chargGabe thereon, will be sold at the Court House
in ElUOmsbutT. CO., Of COlumbiu, the 18Th day
June l-B4 dring the sccund Monday, aud to be
tuucd by adjournment from day day for arrearagea
uC taxes due said county aad the costs accrued Cae
respectively.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
The Freedom of the Press !
Tie suppression of the New York
World and Journal of Commerce.

THE EDITOR OF THE WORLD TO THE PRES
IDEN1 OF THE UNITED STATES,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

One square of 22) ems or less. three weeks, or
less, al o. each additional insertion 25 cents
Larger advertisements in proportion Less than
narf square to be charged as half square, over
half a square to be charged asa whole square,.
Agents in other towns and cities will be allow
ed twenty Eve per cent commission, but no ad-
vertsement, ,'of any kind. will be inserted at less
than regular rates rf .-ft referfse
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10


tutions aud the penitentiaries. and that no
money could be drawn from the Treasury
for that purpose . 1t was the confident cx-
pectation that would be compelled to call
back the Legislature or rsnspend the opera
tions Of all those institutions-but / de-
teSmined to do neither. To have called
back the Legislature would have been an
act of madness for which i would haze
been condemned BY every true man in the
State, To have suspended the Benevolen,
Institutions and scattered the unfortunate
inmates abroad, would have been an act
Of inhumanity. disgraceful to the State
and to all parties concerned.
In 1858 Governor Willard, in eonse,
quence OF the alleged want Of appropria-
tions for their support. suspended the Be-
nevolent Institutions, and sent away thI
deaf and dumb, the blind and insane. Thi.
suspension took piacein the month of May
but on the 20th day of the November fol
lowing. after the State elections had taker
place, they were re-opened, the inmate.
sent for--such as could be found--and tn,
money taken from the Treasury for tLei
support. In tho meaptime no Legislation
had been had and no appropriations made
If il was lawful to take money from tn,
Treasury to carry on these Institutions af
ter the October election. it was lawful t.
do it befose and their Operations shoul,
never have been suspended. and the fac
that after the election had passed au.l th
, 1864-08-08
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Desperate Fight and Brilliant ylcto-
fy-The 1seceut F1-torF III aeleux,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.l.
CA1Ho, Saturday, Aug. 6, 1864.
The steamer G. E. Hillmsn, having, Menu
phis dates to the afternoon Of the 4th, las
arIiyeE
An officer Of tue Olive Branch informs us
that willie the steamer was aground near tue
hesd OF Island No. u, yesterday, he leurned
from strsgglers along the west shore, that
there had been desperate fight at Osceola,
bet 500 rebels under Bowen, and . Fed
trsl fotee, In which the fortner were badly
defcsteJ, losing, besides their killed and
wounded, = grcat many prisoners, 3 qusntity
Of u11ns and Ill their equipage. Bowen was
stot dead from his horse. The rebel defeat
is said to have been one Of the most disas-
tr.,us, for tie forces engaged, they have yet
tx1 e1Icuccd la this vicinity. I ana unable to
learn what regiments were engaged on our
sid c, or the lan,e OF their commander, but
our informant thinks they wert from New
Madrid.
Ge.. y. B. Brfcrd has ISSUED his or,!cr fran
n.l.pa, Ark July S1ss, giving come particu
lare Of the fgbt Of the 2Gth; and paying q
| tne,ited tribute to tie memory Of the officers
| lost il his com,naad: He names particularly
Col. ". 8 Brooks, Capt Jonos Lfmbke, Ad}t,
Theodore ". Pratt, Surgeon ]. c. stodaard,
| ans: Lieut. A. B C5a:ne. Heeays that though
tbvt. b,tIes bavr betn committed to dust,
their memories Will never perish. - !.
The cf,ice Of the Adams Express Company
at Mempbis ~ae released from. military sur
VIGILANCE on the morning OF tue 4tb, and IL
again in full operation tor the traus Action o.
business
The liver to Helena Il Iu good boating con
ditIoo. White River is falling. with ~ feel
Of water in the channel !
Capt. II. G. Fuller, Superintendent Of Mill
tary Telegrarhs. Department OF Tennessee
has been appointed to 4 like position in 1h'
Department Of the Gulf, ard will superyis'
huth Departments. HI Will hasc his head
| Quarters In New Orleans.
, 1864-08-08
CHICAGO. MONi>AE, AUGUST g. :>':1.

Rt his mor:ett IN the act os p!a1'in:s his coorA
urou The pa-1pet. Seeing how ma tsers ttnnd, .1d
TIL /: he remained bis command wooid be anniht
lat.i be rcnctantly gave the or1cr to. retrr.E
Just then be was struck With Niue bullet In tas
side ef the head ard instantly Killed. LIE ct1l-
balS 'e e. 3eaT soae aa
1re W rcs:meni men iost ii least one hundred and dry
killed, one huldred wounded, and from serenity to
4'2 TIT 2anafea and lily men, and when they re-
41tred tt ere were but one hundecd and twenty
eight left. The total losa OF the division TO which
0f tie heli and sta1f officers. Lieut.. Col. Bsoss
and Lis Adjutant were killed. Captain
Porter Of Company 4 IN tgsaies1y Ss 'e ,1;s; TIN
oett known citizens, was seriously wounded in
the lee ard left on the battle field. The ensny r.
frsed ting Of truce and ne vas compe,iet 90 ~
DIV md Sunday. Some time during Sunday might
he MANAGED to dra: himself oVcE to our lines, Waen
b. was tal:en to the hospital and e1eere Ampota;
ton ue fingered aleng in great a.ony for several
DAYS until death put 81 tnt to his sutierln9a.
First Lieut.. Gale aud Second Lieut.. Chapman,
both of the same company, and both nom Chlca1
gn, were wounded; the furmer internally and Inc
Csnia;n Bsockway, Of Co. c, was very aeriouly
wounded and suffered emputatIoE OF -he .elt leg
CVuant, Of the same company, received tlesE
"eS1e eonpnn5 mn :t b. fst Lieut.. Knapp Was wound
ed IN tne bask BY az sxpodlns ,;n snsl ,n.,; :,
First L,uut. William Flint, received asesion:
wound in the hrcast.
capt Willard E.. Doqgctt, Of Company =, fos
Tesc are all the casualties among officers 80 far al
Known to e.r Informant.
Tle b5ssde 70 which the fsSf4t gsaIs belongs; se
Pfieaditr m Gruerai Julius White, Of this city, VA
the UtYtsion Commander.