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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01
AnMINISTRAT0R,S.N0TICE.

Esta:e Of James y. Gibson, Of Greenwood t1p.,
COismblq County, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given mat letters OF
~ Administration on the estate OF James
B. Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Colum-
hia county, dec'ed, have been granted by
the Register OF said county, 10 Abraham
Young, Esq, residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against the estate of the deceden
are requested TO present them for settle
men., and those indebted 10 the estate vii
make immedi payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
Benton twp. April 13, 1864. 50.
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PEs JoHn thinks it ''would be ice thing
10 raise Regiment in this county" Yes,
il awonid be nice thing" 10 take one
thousand men out of Columbia county,
VIXEN our farmers are moi able 10 hire men
10 assist IN doing their work, and in copse-
Quencs all agricultural pursuits are suffer.
ing. To raise Regiment OF such men
ss Pee John no particular branch of indus
Try would be damaged, but then they are
not ihe men who go to war!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

WHy is il that cef,ain so called Republi-
cans flare up whenever Abolilionisis are
referred to- Ia it because The structures
is them personally 2 II so they are invited
10 put the shoe on and wear it. May il
blister their feet Probably Pee John can
answer this question.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

THE tax on matches by the new bill, is
one cent per box. MIR. Carlton has three
establishments in BOsion, in which are con.
sumed twenty cords of wood and 500 lbs OF
brinsione per day. He employs 200 girls
and number of men, paying The Govern
meul 81 400 taxes per day.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

a solDsEa ofihs let Pa. Cavalry, in the
Potomac Army, says an exchange, was
shou time since found asleep uesr Warren
ton, Va, having slept "a hours. He step
ped up to bis captain and said, captain, |
die so-morsow al Of clock, and the war
gill end in June. You have no more for
ne 70 do.n AZ the clock struck 4 on the
folloviug day be died without groau.
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= In = late letter John NJ. Bots says: "From
the Portico of my house, and my family
have seen nine battles fought on my own
fields, and jus, before my own door,
belweea hostile troops, who but yesterday,
'as il were, boasted OF = common history, a
cannon nationality, and common des-
tiny.n
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National Foundry.
BlOOrnsburg, Columbia Co.,

vEyhe sab~ribsr, proprietor of the ebase
Il namsd exi ensive establishment, snow
prepared 10 receive orders fer all k,eds Gt
machinery Tor C0LLERIES, BLAST -
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MiixS
TaRESHlMG MACHlNES. &c, &c.
. He is also prepared 10 make S'nse- al
sizes and patterns. flow-lrons, and ever :
hing usuHiiy made n tirsi-class Fouaori's.
His ex,ansive facilities and pe.,iTat
work men, wairsnt him in receiyieg the
largest contacts on lie most Reasonable
terms.
~ Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange Ter castisgs.
C7- This. .esiaOsisnmeni is located near
the Lackaw anna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
BIoomsburg, Sept 81 1863. ~ x
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PETKRsoN's MAeAzIEE for June has bee u
Received This is the cheapest and best
Two dollar monthly published. The ensrav-
ings aud fashion plates are exceedingly
handsoms. aid the reading matter Of the
noss choice character. Send aud get it. 1t
should be in every family, rich and poor.
II is veil worth the subscription price.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

The railroad connection between Belvi-
ders and Delaware Station on the Del,
Lack. & w. R. R. was completed last week
and the staging which has proved such an
Inconvenience is now avoided.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

THE NARROW cuAeE on the L. &. B. R. R.
vas completed through to Scranton last
week, and narrow suage cars were run
through on Thursday for the first tiGe.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

On Tuesday of last week the School Di-
rectors raised sEs salary OF the Cohniy Su-
psrinlendep, to $1,000 co. WiLkesbarrs Rec.
ord
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THz Abolition faction in and about this
place vii please understand thai We do not
sirivs 10 publish paper 20 snii tie;r tastes
Ws would be sorry i ne did. Tbsy have
: good deal 10 szy. about eur paper al
t6oozf. nei one OF then snbscribe and pay
80 Il. nor dc srs solIeil ihsiF suppozt, much
Isss sry 10 plsass iiis party iha. hss been
ths ruinatiop Of ne best 0oEeznment eFsr
Devised By nan
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PaonorED-Ws learn from a reliable
source that our ,ovnsmsa Capt. A. H. Rush,
of The 10th Penna. Cavalry has been pro-
NOTED 10 Major of the Regiment. This, o:
course, advances the officersol company E.
Second Lieut.. Swauk, ranks as ist and
Sergeant isadore ChamberIin, from this
place, ranks as I'd Lieutenant. We Zip
oar beaver" to Major Rush and Lieuienanis
Swank and Chamberlain. May thsy wear
thsir honors meskIy.- BsrsOiek Gazette.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

PAyHAsrERs are busy througheut the
State, paying of the Militia who responded
to the can of Gov. Curtin, in 1862. Each
private receives $500.
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Gov CUsTiN urges an immediate organi
kation OF the Militia Of Pennsylvania under
the new Military Law, 10 be ready for any
emergency. The Proclamation of the Gov.
has been published
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4 Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS of administration on the es-
IL tate OF Susan Harp, late Susan Peter
man, Suqarloaf township, Colu mbia conn
", deceased, have been granted hy the
Register of said counly,to Abraham Young
who resides in Benton township. Colum b,a
county. All pc rsons having claime or de-
mands against the estate of the. decedeni
are requ tested TO present them to- the un-
dersigned for settleQent aud those indebt
ed 10 the estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment, 10
ABRAHAM Y0JNG.
Me- rQ6I-6t
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for printed lisloi wounded Pennsylvania
soldiers.
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Jrsss c. TATE has assumed control of the
Local Department OF the COlumbia Demo
srat.
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Administrators Notice.

EStafe Of Samuel .3dams, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration oG the es-
IA tate OF Sspluel Adams, late OF Locust
township, columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by The Re gisfer oi ID
couUiy, 10 I.eot ard Adams aud Mayberry
Hughes, both residing in the township
aud county aforesaid. all persons having
claims against the estate of The decedent
are requested to present Them lU settle
meni 10 the administrators, and those IN
debled 10 The estate will make payment to
them without delay.
LEONARD ADAMS, 49,,
MABERRY HUGHES, z1u"' 10
Locust twp, April 20, lS64--6w. 81.
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Pcs JoHs OF The Republican would like TO
know y he,her the Grand Jury have control
of ths Court House. This question is easily
answered, and in the affirmative. The
Graad Jury is the Grand Inquest Of the Coun.
~ OF Columbia. By whom the public build
ings are looked after and controlled. At our
fast Term they acted in accordancs with
The instructions of the CourI, doing their
duly and nothing more. The Union Lsagus
viii be obliged to hunt up anolher room, or
abandon The order, that's all:
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01

Ma. M. C. WooDwARD, Collector Of State
and County iaxss Tor The township o Bloom,
paid to the Couniy Treasurer, on Saturday
last, ihe balance due on his Duplicates for
ihs years 1861. 1852 and 1868, amounting
10 the neis shborhood oil six hnEdred dollars
There are few better collectors 10 the coun>
~ than Mf. Woodward. This township is
hsavisr, and contains more OF floating
population, Than any other district in the
county .hss making the dulles Of col
leclor more arduous and vexahons in this
than 10 any Of The other iownships ia the
county. DIR. Woodward has been fs ap-
Dointsd Coilector fof the year 1864 Ihe
Duplicate kas already passed into hishands
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Daniel s. McHenry, decd.
Z ETTERS testameutaty on The rs ate OF
Il Daniel S. McHenry, late OF Jackson
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by The Register of said
couu,y, lo Rohr MeHenry. residing in The
township of Benton, Columbia county -
All persons having claims against the es-
tate OF The decedent are requested TO pre-
sent The M dniy authenticated TO the admin
istralor for settlement and those indebted
TO The estate ara required 10 make payment
20 him forthwith.
ROHR McHENRY, Admr.
Benton twp, April 20, ls6I.-6w. s..
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MOVING SOUTH.
Freight +
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 4.2O P N
:" Kingston, 55
. Bloomsbury 8,25
g Rupert, S35
Danville, 9,I5
Arrive al Norlh'd 9 So
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd 8 90 A. NJ
!" Rupert, 922
Bloomsburg, 35
9. Kingston, IL I2 NJ
Arrive at Scranton, 80
| Freight s. Passenger leaves Bloomsbury
10 Is A NJ
Passengers taking the Mail Train South
connect with the Express Train from Nor
! thum berland, arriving at Harrisburg a
4 2. 80 A NJ Ballimors, 7, 90 A. NJ. and a
| Phll'a. at 7 90 A. NJ The Mail Train from
/ Norh'd, leaves Immediately after the Ex-
] press tram from harrisburg at ard Bali
! more. allowing Passengers leaving Phila
/ Gelphia, at 10. 40 z. NJ 10 reach points
on this road during lhe next forenoon.
New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
pany the night trains each way between
| Norihumb berland and Baltimore, and Nor
/ lhum berand and Philadelphia.
H. A. FUNDA, Supt.
! ]. c. Wells, Genf Ticket Asent
! Kingston, Feb. 3, 1864.
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NVIINh AV AHH AAA OVHAE'1 = = VIZ
NOTICE is hereby given TO all Collectors
u on State, County, and Dog Tax, and
Militia Fines, holding unpaid Duplicates
Tor 1863 and previous years, that they are
strictly repaired 10 settle and pay to ihe
County Treasurer, on Saturday the 26th oil
May inst, or wrils for their immediate
collection wilKbe placed in the hands OF
the Sheriff.
e. H. HESS,
ROHR McHENRY,
T. J. vANDERSLICE,
CominissicHers
Commissioners Office,
Bloomsburg, May is, 1864. !
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Hos. c. r. BUckALEw will please accept
onr thanks for public dooumsnts.
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A National Home Ticket, costing oar
dollar, consists Of FIVE coupons, icnf pt
which are admissions TO the Mirror. good
at any time, and Ina other cerurcate OF
an interest in The Enterprise, which The
purchaser Telaus.
The admission coupon may be used sep
srately, or all al once, as suiis The conve-
nenee OF the purchaser.
All communications on The subject, and
all orders for tickets by mail, or express,
should be directed 10 JOSIAH PERHAN, /,
Agent, 5s5 Broadway, New York Guy
TO CLUBS.
Persons taking an active interest "a this
charitable undertaking, by gellIug up
clubs, will receive eleven tickets Tor every
len iollars sent.
Jan. 90, 1864
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SWALLOW Two or three hoesheads OF
0"Buc hu, y ssTonic Billers,' ''Sarsapar-
illa," NERVOUS Auiidotes,' &C., Sc, and
afteg YOU are satisfied with The resnl: then
try one box OF OLD DR.. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be re.
Stored 10 health and vigor in less than thir>
ty days. They are purely vegetable,
pleasant 10 take. prompt and salutary in
their effects on The broken down ard shat
tered constitution. Old and young can
take them with advantages. Imported and
sold in The United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
P S.-A box sent 10 any address on
receipt of price-which is One Doitar-Post
fee
March I6, ise4-sm.
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Total. S3I 72O
Due notice will be given OF the next
mass meeting OF The ticket holders who !
will take place in New York Guy
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MAY ?, 1864
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NOTICE TO THE TAX COLLECTORS

Benton, Nav 10, Is64.-6t
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Commissioner Office, I
Bloomsburg, May 10, 1864. J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

MnaM r9
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NMNsFg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

81 N.t..aa N.s4f& .t8-at 81 IS an La
tt4rfa feNEas iaf# s8N fs1Aas&
ass EhaN .f.s aaa*@t &#
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Cl(lfl REWARD - osr, ar NIBLo's CARMEN. Cd
.plOv ber,enne ~ th- iits p, ssnos ne ssosv
M'pns tos The shove r'~srt VII be ed 1ytfy
Of The same :" me- ~ q Ann sss.l ss4lrs : 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

SNaa tOpLA-rIC OR ARTIFICIAL BOSs I'll. LtNGs
det4v.d tarth. u,d bni sbeir achs
~, te-r and - ~ lad wrnont rsN W.
4 swve 10 70 Fast tgrtteanth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

70 SUIT n u..u--
HOuSsS FL r. IsliE d, A>p IN ERk SIP 70 Int ~
OF FIFE r. STORES n PARTS " 'ssh>To sAhI
N. fB.-aeara pr~,n cur fsi ~ si!ss'e-
Pyriies hire er-ci ~ 2lcaac send u
he vsrms, price aud A. irniasrtnicly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-21
Colonel Bouck in Manitowoc.

Col. BeUcK. tie Democratic candidate
for Congress, visited Manitowoc county
this week. and was warmly received by
our citizens The Colones welI-known
character for honesty and ability, and Lis
distinguished services in behalf OF the Un.
ion and Constitution on many a battle
field Of The present war, preceded bis ar
rival here, and made bis reception more
than an ordinary agreeable one.
On Monday evening Colonel BorcK ad-
dressed very large assemblage-a por-
ton Of which were Iadies-at the Cour.
House. The large room and gallery were
crowded, and the Colone's speech was lie
tened to with the most marked attention
| We have not time to notice it at length.
II i, enough TO say .ha. every Democrat
was pleased With the arguments advanced,
and many Republicans we're more than
half convinced ,ha, their position was a
shskv one. Colonel RoucK is An eloquent
speaker. and has few superors in the State.
At Cia,k's Mills. on Tuesday afternoon
a meeting of shou, three hundred farmer.
assembled TO hear The Colonel. Consider
ing that this is a busy season. the meeting
was rhe largest ever held in the county
ou'.i9e Of this village. The u'mos, good
feeling and harmony prevailed, and Do,
termination va. manif sted TO rally strong
! " to rhe Colonel. support at he ballot
| box Il was one o. the best gatherings we
ever saw. am, great praise is due TO the
hardy veomanry Of that section for the
l-'gs turnout.
After Colonel BorcK's adlress. Judge
REED gave the crowd one Of bis sIe!ge-
hammer speeches. He spoke eioqnenty.
and his remarks were listened 10 with
pleasure The Judge was in the right
vein. md the Interruptions made by one
Of ADRAHAM's man catchers present
only served to draw on. the Judges ssr.
follow will not interrupt the Judge again
very soon.
The meeting adjourned in the best oe
feeling. with cheers for Gen. NCCLELLAS,
Col. BorcK, and the County Ticket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-21
Chief Justice Tauey Dead.

Washington, Oct Is.
The venerable Roger fancy, chief ms
tice Of the Supreme court of the United
States, breathed his last at hi. residence
at O'Clock last evening, in pre.enc. Of
his family. Judge fancy had reached the
advanced age Of s. Years. He had hee:.
in i'll health for several Years past, the pre-
dominant disease which caused his death
beng chronic affection Of the bow els. He
id not, however, tnke to bis rgon, uu I'll
Monday week, and it was then apparent
that it was his last sckue... ins courts
here adjourned OFT Of re.pso. to The 10
ceased.
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From Sherman's Division.
Chaitannora- Oct Ii

Chattanooga, Oct II.
Mai Gen SchoHed arrived here TODAY,
and assumed genera. direction of affairs.
The enemy are reported in force a,
Dalton. Col. johnson, 4t.h y. s. color
cd regiment, Was making determir ed
defence.
Chattanooga IS strongly fortified. and
supplied with troops enough to make d
pror:acted and successful defence.
sherman is close on Hoods rear. AID
undoubtedly will make i; hornets ues;
before him.
Chattanooga, Cc.. I5-9 N.
Our forces to-day re occupicd RncgoIi
and the block house three miles in advance
and found tre railroad and bridges safe
II is generally believed thu: Dalton with
the 46sh colored. surrendered to Uosd's
army yesterday, bu: nothing official is re.
ceved.
No communication is ye: had With
Sherman.
There was abundant supplies at Atlanta
in anticipation Of such movement by The
rebels.
Maj Gen. S,eadman has arrived and re-
sumed command of this district There
are six months supplies OH hand and the
officers Of the army feel that Hood is max
ing a movement that viii certainly prove
disastrous.
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Jeff. Thompson Captures sedalia.

-. tbuts, tfc. 10.
Abou' . 900 rebels, with 2 pieces of ar
tiI!ery under Jeff Thompson, attacked
>edalja at , o'clock yesterday and drove
the militia out Of tie place 4 few re
sisted the attack, b.l finally surrendered.
The l:ien were paroied on The sFo.. Cili-
zans we've released without raroIo. The
rebels left during the nigh, aud federal
infantry force arrived there this morn; ng
The rebels robbed the stores Of several
thousand dollars worth Of clothing, loo!s
and shoes, burned the water sta,ion, bu!
did no other irjury to tie railroad. The
rolling stock bad Al! been sent TO Upton
Price is reported moving on Lexington.
Bill Anderson cut the North Missouri
railroad at High Hill, and is also repor,
Ell to have visited Netv Florence. hnier.
son SAYS his only orders are 10 raise hpi
in north Missouri.
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The Victories of Tuesday.

As anticipated, the returns fsoTn. The
ke, stone state are improving. We hsr,
not only carried Pernsy ylyania on he home
vote but comr'e'o returns wi! probably
.hnw that The state is Democratic, the
vote Of the soldier. hene inclul!ei in the
count. tie last dispatch from Harris
burg is significant. The fret 6jspa,ch
sent floln there after election c,simen the
state fnr the Republicans by 20. eco,
Ne more returns come from Ohio by
telegraph The Lincoinires claim the
state on home -ole by 35 0o0-a repuhli-
can loss Of nearly 80 0Q0 Tie protabl-
ity is that the total republican loss, sol
,Iiers' vote included, will not f.ll short Of
G0.000. Mcclellan has more than an even
chance for ONO in November.
A brief dispatch smuggIeG through from
Indianapolis lets Us know that lie Demo
Gratis claim both branches ot he lecisla-
rnre. Nothing is really yes known NJ 10
the popular vote IN the whole state. tis
had gone decisiceIy republican The wi,es
would have 'remlled with exul,ing procls-
tnalions of the fact
With a fair election in November. the
success Of Mcclellan may be regarded as
q toleg0ne cor nrcHs:on. \ change IN all
tie sta'e- p~oportiora'e - that in The
states :" here eeclio2s were held on Tues
day, tu-:es Lincoln under ground ta.hCrn 5
ieep.-Aii,castee Neess. lCh
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-21

JuDGE REED. This highly honorable
and respectable gentlemah addressed tie
citizens OF the en>tern portion of the coun-
Is AT Chiffon on Tuetdsv, and the citizens
Of the western n2rt of the county, ct
Stock ckbrdge, on Wednesday, lie made
telling spirited speeches in both places.
In Chiffon as well AS in Slockbridge, large
audiences were present; among the nnm-
Der we noticed lots Of Republicans. of both
sexes. a, both places, a majority Of whom
seemed to be deeply impressed with his
remarks. - hilton Times
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From Kentuck7.
Cincinnati. Oct. Io.

Cincif.nsil. Oct. =.
dispatch 30 the Tines SAYS: New. oi
lepreda;ions daily IN k-nturky by guer
;lias continues 10 reach here 1t is prom
'sed that The Indiana troops vino went to
Indiana by thousands to vote. will he or
derel into hentpckv 10 put matters To
I'ght> IN tia. stale
There are thousands Of Indians ,son9s
who voted Tor Morton IN consideration q
;he great care lie Las shown Indiana so,-
Giers in the field who, when the presijen
tial election takes place n;I cast heir vote
for McC!elIan.
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Indiana Election.
inGsaaopniis, Oct. I

InGsaaoP0iIs, Ua'. Is
Il is certain .ha. Hon H. W. VooIhes
i' re-ciecte,l TO congress from tbs Eight.
Congressional District
So far ss heard from, the senate Will
have Democratic majority Of four.
Enough has 10. been heard from 10 De
lerniae how the house viii s'ani-it will
he vary close, anl we may have de;no
cratic .oaJor!.y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-21
Capture Of a Railroad Train by
Mosby.

New OrE, Oct. Is
The Hsral3's correspondent At Martins
burg. dating !4th, says: Mosby made 8
mos, auiacioua and successful attack upon
The westward. bound express train, about
tan miles eaa, O. this place, at a place
known as Quincy sidirg. The engine WAS
thrown from the track. AMI two peymas
ers and several other officers were cap
tured, with over 5000 Geo in government
funds. The passengers were robbed Of
their money and valuAbIes, and the cars
set on fire, burning all the property and
two persons, whose names could not be as
certaned The engineer and fireman was
badly sca'ded, and their recovery is Goubt-
fll. The two bodies burned may have
been corpses in boxe, on their way home
They were buried on the spot One MAS
a male, the other female; bat they ware
not identified The engineer, fireman,
and through bacgageman were all in NJ ed.
Some Of the ladies lost all their baggage,
and Paul Clifford Moshv, who was presen,
himself, told them. in the nolitess tones, II
should be restored to them. lie. howeT-
er, rode of and forgot it,
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MARRIED:

In the Catholic Church e; Meme On
Monday Oct. l7th, 1864 by the Rev. f.
n, McGISNITY, Mr. THOMAS McGlN-
NIFTY Of Willow Springs, La Fsyette Co,
to MARGARET G. eldest daughter Of
Hon. HENRY MULuoILA>p.