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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
TOBACCO and SUGARS!
Great Central Fair.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
THE price of single admission is FIFTY CENTS
i Children under thirteen half price, This admits
Eigh,y.one, out OF the Ninety Departments of the
Fair. and to much more than three.qIarters of the
whole space covered by the buildings Certain Depart
ments nine in number, containing articles chiefly for
exhibition and not for sale, have been permitted TO
charge separate price for admission. as follows:
Art Gallery % cents.
Indian Department. Us
Arms and Trophies, 90 "
Relics and Curiosites 90 "
Horticultural Department, IS "
Chiidrens' Amusement, VI -
William Penn Paror, 10
Pennsylvania Kitchen. 10 Z"
Skating Pond, ~
The Executive Committee assure the Public that, al
though the full moneys worth will be obtained from
visit to the eightyone departments to which the
trance fee admit yet it will be found that the nine
other departments will amply reward the visitors and
justify the additional outlay. All must bear in mind
that by these extra charges the total receipts in
creased and the holy Cause is as much assisted as it
would be, the exp ended by visitors in
the purchase Of articles exposed for sale.
The Fair will open on TUESDAY, the 9TH inst. at
4P. NJ.
On Wednesday, sth inst the Fair will be opened
from SA. NJ to 10 7. VI.
HORACE HOWARD FURNEss, scc'y.
Jnc IL, lsGi-et
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
List Of the Drafted Men Of Columbia County.

The following is List OF the drafted men
Of Columbia county, drawn at Troy, Pen n,
on Friday the I'd inst.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

REMEMBER 1H97 THIS BTT7fRs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
RebeIs Cetting their Rightsi

The news ria Cumberland Gap i chesF
ing in the extreme. The late battle il front
Of Petersburg Is al that We could dssire,--
And the item from Sherman Is cheering.
EIohogasvi1s, Ky, Aas. 2s.-Report from
CINCINNATI Commercial Battle IN front Of
Petersburg sunday, August 21ss. Rebels
repalsod with great loss s. p. Hin NOR
tally wounded Gen. Heath, and the son
Of h. E. Lee, killed. Rebel loss s,o0e
Macon Railroad torn up BY Fitzpatrick. Two
trains eaptared. Kentucky guerFillas whip
psd. Adam johnson wounded and q pre-.
ouer.
Our forces had possession Of the Weldon
Railroad, and this eight was % deprive Us
Of il, a. il L very important. bestaid he
woald have II e iktook bis last man.
The rebels advanced right up toour lines
without GinchiBg. but they received such \
shower Of grape and canister a. they did
got bargain for.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

on Saturday last two Of the Aids % The
Revenae, Messrs. Homer and Thoinpson,
took buckets and cups and, dealt cut Che
most of barrel OF corn whisky, ~ treat,
70 the new regiment Of citizen soldiers. =
No drunkenness or disorderly conduct &c.
suited iiem L whatever. Il was rebel whisky
captured here, and left by the retreating
rebels. We are not judge of liquor, but
O,hersSsy il was good srsacle TIE treat
me, with oar approval Ard Il the regi.
msat had got drunk. end hung al the rebels
in Knoxville who are engaged in giyingth
enemy information, and inviting these raids
into tho country, iAaf woald have mel with
eur sanction also.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

The gallant East Tennessee Cavalry, IN.
der Gen. Gillian. are doing up a compiese
lob IN East Tennessee They know the
rebels Of this end Of the State, they know
how to appreciate them. and they know
how to disgoss Of them. They had hard
fight yesterday in Creeneville--whipped the
enemy weEl-tOok the town and move hold
il Three cheers for the Tennessee cavalry
BIT TEIEsRArH rRoA eRKxxrvILLE
ACCUSE %, $50 p. NJ.
Or. Browalor-W Whipped the enemy to-
day. Killed forty and lost twenty FIVE
Captain KarneF, nay A. A. g., mortally
wounded In charge, John safe, ten Mrs. B.
ALvAN G, GILLIAN,
This must have been severe cavalry
tight, and hand 10 hand charge ID which
% many Is % were killed on one SIDE, and
Is Oh the other The dispatch does rot
ny, bat the presumption L that car men
foaght the thieves sad robbers d Moreasl
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OBITUARY.

6EoRsE n cnuRcirBEfG b - nsrs. II ed 5 sss4t
pszse a ~ rsataes near Ksessis. Aea TIA sset Is
IL str1szs1 vssf - - es as - - sles 80
hest sssns a ~ plAge-kasinf ssa . ana hss ksAtzs
soae Fsf yeara Re eesSE teal eslsa psn ed -
dssp isaIala ans aaA esefyskns assssnsd p paes -
pze eeea. BSsass tht farse IS hesiih hss hizly
hes ssnkst 4 s ss 80 a. ssmstas es1 ~ esss e
Uaitsa states Ailsrasy 81 ~ la q s4s fsasss-ks
sse FspsessnisA Ksos sssns - lesiatas e - lf
Pr srs ikaa shiFsr FssFs ks kaa Aesa stnssl 4 -
sstsA sfehasch asd ihsnsA ~ ssata exsssss stt ~
sassssaun viii hs srs rse shsFseiq - ezpeiatses
ysi II hs Ia - ks sssssea q = a esf psses
IA Gsaans - naasis1 81 pssspa sreeests Ess,sss
~ dup aas Ing aarlsenf nassaf ~ ~ Eisss -
tzs 10 80 ed fspani 8 lssas - aenlh
- saeasenl = cbss a4asp 40 ptese % eel tAssee
= ss sslse lin sarAs ~ iaai iss ssskf 8 - NJ ~
Mss h ~ stssas sssgsts,es 10 l,sfs ~ s,ee't
~ ~ elbis aae seht q ~ F.slt - a. - st -
&c rsAasasI. 80 ~ ~ ~ 80 y ne 81 =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

This antlswar~ Dnsnocrs .pease loving.
Copperhead eonclsye, did rs work Of nom.
inssing yesterday or the day before The
wires moi working. We shall moi know the
result gor several days We predict thu,
they have either nominated Mcclellan, Sly.
moro, or FisImore So iAr as Union nsa
arc concerned they have no use for any
man viii who accsps Of nominstion at the
hands Of sacA bodg 81 ae.. no matter what
their platform may promise.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

Jass ono yeas aso, the gallant. brave sud
genalemanly BuRNIDE, with his sicterioas
and lnvlncihle army, saarched into Knox.
vile, and took possession Of the plsee.--
Tie fcbels God ii disgusting eonfasipn,
swimming tho river. going ont IN wsg.
ofss, OH horse hack, and o. fooi -baek, pfosa
isfng 10 rs.tske he place soon. With 1he
cid Of Isas Of resident spies aud traitors.
they have utterly hiIed d take Is ysi. aud
he indications are that they viii deer the
capture for sametims 10 eosne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Ara meeting Of portion q the eitissls

Ara meeting of portion of The citizens
Of Jefferson coantY TENNESSEE, held d
Knoxville, on the zlth AUGUST, 1855. Capt,
James B. sharp IN The chair. and J. 2.
Swami, Gecutary. VIM Harris, yohn .,
Gel, John Mitchell, Col. D. 6. Thorabnrg,
J. u. BewIey and .. r swann. were, on
motion, appointed to represent JEFFERSON
county IN the Convention % Be held II
Nashville, on the first Monday Of sspsem.
Der, 1854 Jas: b. eRARR Caairman
Jas. p. swAss, Secretary.
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am a fnnneIl.

See The advertisement Of this News De-
pot They srecAsverand enserprising men,
and deserve 70 be patronisod By s6idlsrs
And citizens They have, and win furnish
81 that theiradvettisement calls FOR Those
wantiag the ict<sf aesss VIII always find Il
Tiers. We would say more, but the adyeF-
tisement says Il moro eloquently than We
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
woodward lIeFlaIlT Woanae6

Woodward, the meahest 81 the mean
thieves vine has ever headsd 4 bald u gner.
rillas, attacked Hopkinsville On TIC morn.
ing Of the 18th inst, aud WA lnsit BY tbs
SD Kentucky. andioBe hundred q pns bone
guards, and repalsod and himself nlsrially
wounded. One more scoandreI md Inur-
Aerer out OF the way. One By enc they go
u search Of Wards Ducks.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Nee.inr az Delerases

There win be meeting Of the Delegates
from this cad of the STATE 10 de State
Convention, this "wednesday evening, II
socIock. in the court house. AZ the ringing
ef the bell. Let oil be present
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Rebels InterraptIne tie Wires.

On yesterday I24th) the rebels got hold
Of the wires on the line east Of Knoxville,
and the operators here were shrewd
enough 20 detect them when two Of them,
one an operator 1t Chattanooga in former
days, aud the other, Dsrg Norris, Al this
place, addressed 10 rs the dispatch that fol-
lews Norris Is = yirginian, and bought q
negro girl here, b. whom he had an heir.
taking her with him when he aei He b
sighting now, because he Is opposed 70 reqro
equality lie rcpresouia the Lynehburg
ehiyalry. and was a grSst boy with rebel
women in KnoxvilIe.
HEAD-QuAKfEKs on a \. r.
Aug 2sth, 1864.
pzrssa &r6aESsoa:
How ere you ca slGgi, aud kou Is jim since his
visit % tie Geld hster baths3 Answer. await
yoar answer BLLY ALLEs
asd NoAKTs. Opfs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

JR F1cs & Co have iasa opened roo pisces q
beautiful dark prints; also psstty siock y Deats
and She's Hais ana Caps. and Esaas alaas Cloti-
Ing fr sAl aha Water sraae god sseek u Binerh
and BrvWn Dosnsstie asd many ether ssFy dssfsbls
eooas whiek they dssis tbs rablis nsrails % call
and examine hsfsFs purchasing elsssAsss
Go aud see them.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

we hskS. IS ,eI "a q s tAiIl
..,ko,4ss,s hdES 81
s sss.ea and ss hess ea el.6l lie
- Less d The plege. end Nhez lsllss
=. !. ~, max 81 called 10 pelra. rhsee
.,,spssiea ar drilling i end thsls
-. ..-..srs are lssinK insss d Ndtisioa
!. eight eamennits nnfaea sd easfea.
: fanple Il raising tAe Hlalh epnpsny,
Ia viii no doabl Son heebmpless This
s, eoys IN she risAt airsesiAA Let aauss
..s,se in ever toen and eoahlss sad b
s..ay anon moments warning, . al
.,Ae The thieves ard rohl1re q the Febel
,s,.sasiea. who ase gelag absat lie y
,o.ay plandervrs md maFdcEa seeking
wAom tAsy may dore=n The organization
q az rrriimesis TINS Or. i a fellavs
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iisassnast celeasl Cd FtAls 4. 1esre
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o. R--cf54Eia--R. G. Ttlke 100
a E--C&ptAiR~ Perez Dlckiasan, Sc
O. F.--captAln--A. A. Kyle %
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

A G. wATKiss-This man has the In.
Paasnee teask 70 he tsraed oat Of jaii, and
there are Union men Of greater ilapadsncs,
who arc prepared 70 endorse his loyalty.
II Watkins Is turned on, let his sndorssrn
81 his piece IN Jail
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
HEAD4uAKfeEs 0x a 4. r.
Aug. 24th. 1864.
RsoxvrIIK As- a,

KsoxvILLE, Aag. 3lth. 1854.
7, "a RID 0psnesars ~ tAs Rad
We are eli right here, and Il you. es,atslersts
ssssss ana mufdafesa viii visit sor even remain
iSAgz IA East Tennesses on Union boys win give
yos Esd water bah upen an inPFevsd scale,
As The fivs / IN aBe eatlling coalition.
VI. g. BkowNLcw
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Flint A1ll heal Estate 81 1ale.
- ~ etklEH gre ~ 81 kfEt 1f<e8 hsl19 ~ Esl1
~ eensa,1nE s. aena A,s e.kef nss,. lels & fs< zns.
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Mmna a. nsauERR H1EH o. NAslsIEkE, nnpie Is.
feffly aa1anse1 = ~ eNl1sRs 81 HaE1 ia - u
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24
THE RUTLAND NOVEMBER

NOTICE.-lhe nonresident Proprle'
IN tors Of the town Of Chittenden, in the
ocuy " Of Rutland, are hereby nohned tbat the
taxes a ssessed by said town within the three
years next preceding thts date, remain either 10
whole or in part unpaid, on the following descnp-
ed lands In said town, 20 vat
orisinaI nronrietor Elisha Adams, 81 division,
900 acres, tax tl6,sI. set in the list TO cEagn
Original prophet or, Thomas Kseler I'd div,
100 acre., tax Included in above andfet IN HIST
40 Crsgin T. Move.
lands bought OF Thomas and Balcoek by @ W
CobuTn, part of q w strong's estate, $50 acres,
tak as 10, set In list 10 g. ", Go burn,
original proprietor, a, Richardson, "a div, ITO
rcr.s. tax o. 40, set 10 David Hart
Original proprietor, Robert Graham, ith dlVp
100 acres, tax t5,49, set to tuel Parker
Nc. Al, original proprietor supposed 70 be iAo-
Gu, johnson, ID div, 100 acres, tax o'4S, sci 10
Gnstayus Perkins.
orig nal proprietor, Aaron ]. Boepe, "a div
100 acres, tax t5.4s, SET to Aaron 4 Bosee'
Original proprietor, Daniel Colhns' "a, ath
aud 5th divisions, 227 acres, tax H.ol, set TO Al
exs Wells "a, 49,, -.
Original proprietor, Elisha Smith "a div, loo
acres, tax els 20. set to Horace Goats. Tbs "a
the sawmill, house, barn, and lot setin the grand
list Of 1852 10 IL. Coat, called the John Price
original proprietor, Elijah Smith, ID division,
100 acres tax, s2s,7S. THIS Is set IN the grand
list of 1868 and "a 10 Ira Chaplin, and is sawmii,
house, barn and lot.
And so much Of said lands will BE- sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house Of Reuben Har-
ris in said town OF Chittenden, on tho 10th day
of December next, 81 ten O'Clock, forenoon, as
shall be requisite 10 discharge said taxes with
costs, unless pre- yously paid.
Dated at Chit enden, this 9th day of Noyem-
Der, 1854. LEWIS i. WlNSLoW,
s46w3 First Consiab and collector
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24
OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

WaKREAs, The Brandon Bank, u banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
The State of Vermont, located and doing BUSH
ness at Brandon, in the county of Rutland, have
made application to me requesting me to issue q
Iroclamation designating some day for the ter
Hination of the existence of said corporation;
and whereasit has been made to appear to me
Una. i've thirds of the legal votes of the stock
Lo4eers OF SAID corporation were given in favor of
said application 7A.sl p
Now therefore, l, JOHN GREGORY SMITH
Governor OF the State of Vermont, in conformity
with said application and the provisions of sec
tons eighty-six and eighty-seven of chapter
eighty nine of the General Statutes of Vermont,
do hereby issue my proclamation and declare that
on the LIST day of March, A. ID. 1885, the said cor
poraaon of the Brandon Bank shall cease to ex-
st as fully and with the effect if its char
te[ sssired by the limitation therein.
VI TINS the Creditors of said Brandon Bank and
Al otneis concerned, will take notice and govern
IN witness whereof have hereuuto SIGNED nv
lame ana caused tne seal of the State TO be here.
unto m1ed, IN Executive Chamber at st. Albans
this nineteenth day Of August In The vear
L. 81 Of our Lord ONE thousand eight hnndrsd
and sixty -four, and of the indene dsrce A.
the United States the eighty ninth.
=. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Cove rnor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, r-a7r-.s
Sec'y Of @. & M.Afairs.
a trse copy Of record,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Seo'y Of O. & N. Affairs.
Aug .8.dlwem os.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

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A RTFICIE LIMBS.
Ar Ms An u l 4 Il 5
PALMEE'S PATENTS.

e The American Artificial
Limb COMPANY is new pre- K
\ partd o furnish the oelebra- --
p ted palmer Artificial Lee, nS~-->------1z~
l lalso the Lincoln Arm which has received
the special approval OF Government for sol
diers. The "Falmer Leg" is too widely
y known 10 require special mention. Soldiers
are entitled % a Palmer Leg" a Lincoln
Arm" without charge. BY applying to this Of
fee or 20 Er. A. n Mel aren, Medical Director,
No Bufnch street, they will receive the order
The Lincoln Arm is received with great favor by
ali Who wear IT, and orc els are received from all
parts Of the Union.
A singular fac in connection with the immense
military demand which has been produced by
the present war, II satisfy all Who require limbs
OF the value cf these inventions According 70
the statistical report Of the Medical Director for
Boston and vicinity, Of limbs supplied to soldiers
by Government,
ALL BUT TWO CASES HAVE BERN PuR-
EIsHBD BY
PALMER & CO.
More convincing proof Of the practical value
OF the limbs referred to cannot be presented,
The palmer Artificial Leg" is the hghtest,
most durable, most comfortable 70 the wearer,
and more natural in it's appearance, than any
thing ever constructed by human skill.
over Five thousand of the palmer Artificial
Legs are now in use. Orders are frequently re-
eeived from Europe, India, West India Islands,
and South America.
Pslmer's appliances for Shortened Limbs have
acauir ed q worldwide celebrity. individuals
who have not walked for thirty years have been
ompletely restored
amphlets containing fall Information sent 10
call applicants, Address
b. FRANK PALMER,
(Care American Artificial Limb oompsnyD
s9-wsm le Green Street, Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24
HTG lilly IMPORTANT TO FE-

Ia MALtb IN DEiltAiE hEhAihs
Or, Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No. and 9,
Endioo,t Street, Boston, is consulted daily for all
diseases incident 20 the female system. Prolap-
sus uts n OF falling Of the Womb, fluor Aibus,
Suppression, and other Menstrul perangements,
are AL treated upon new pathological principles,
and speedy relief guaranteed in q very few days.
30 invariably certain Is the new mode OF treat
ment, that most otss'uate complaints yield under
II, and thS a Cted Iereon soon rejoiees in perfect
health.
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience
in the cure OF dieeases OF women and children
than any other physi ian IL Boston.
boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish 10 stay IN Boston q few days under his treat
ment,
DR. Dow, since lsl5, having eonhAed his whole
attention to an cfee practice, for the cure Of Pri-
waite Diseases aud Female Complaints, acknowl-
edges no superior in the United States.
y. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they sill no, be answered,
ONCE hours from a, NJ, toSP. NJ.