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=. That the most Of US are non-slave
holders. We submit to abolition as q
necessity brought about BY the seces
sionists but We are opposed 70 negro
suffrage and negro equality. This mas
been and still should be a lgkite man
government, as orr fathers made it.
10. That we approve the speeches and
proclamatlons OF President johnson,
since his accession to the Chief Magis-
tracy, and We have the highest trust IN
him, as an experienced statesman, and
a thorough and honest patriot.
IL. That we condemn, with the deep
est horror, the murder of the late Pres
ident Abraham Lincoln, and heartily
sanction the steps taken BY the Gov
ernmentto bring his vile asssssins to
justice
p That we view with disfayor and
misuust the recent doings of the
French Emperor ia Mexico. Such con
duct cannot be regarded by the United
States As. an act of s friendly power.
It Justly merits rebuke, if no more.
Is. That the chair appoint commit
les Of thirteen 70 forward the proceed
ings Of this meeting to President John
son, with expressions Of our highest adj
rairation and regard. 81
Which being read and considered BY
the meeting we're unanimously adopt
ed, resolution by resolution, and then
as a whole
The chair then appointed the follow
ing committee under the 18th resolu>
ton, viz Winston Stidham, Robert
Harrison, Aaron Burleson, Geo Good,
Henry w Mills, Artemus Sims, John
n. Cantrill, Archibald Morrison, Sidney
S. Adams, Allen Haley, Gardner Jar.
rett, VIM. Brown, and Jesse Tryree.
After which the meeting adjourned.
JOHN D. TERRELL, Chm'n.
& WINSTON STDHAN, Seey. T1gr
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letter, Itch, ssaIa Head,
Al EFupdons,

Dr.. sgaYne's fArmY iichl 'All Healing Ointment" I"
Df. aEsyne's Army ltchl "All- Healing Ointment %
Dr. saaynss lArniy lieil "Ali- HeaiHg Oluiinentsi
No case 90 obzi1ats. or long stand rs, lt viii nor
cure 10 short tine a'i klnds of letier are perma-
neutiy cured Army ilehs ghieh = so preYilent it
never iais % cure, Chrome Erysi neias. Salt flneum
RngEorus, Bzf1ers' Itch, a., EfupHons covering
the whole surface o. The body, Old Ulcers of many
years standing. mat pat AZ dsnanoe every Other
mode of treatment al yield 20 the heslug prope.s
ties d the great vegetable salFa.
Price s. cents. BY sendng % cents 70 Df
s9ayne soa, 80 North sixth street, Fhlsdsiphia
box vii he mailed 70 any 2sli q The DATED saies
free Of charge.
Sold by ". A G. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine sts., Nashville.
u1aylz-am wed iri sun
Challenge lee Cream at4 80 College street
to-dsy. Everybody 60 and Try it. e
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NyJcIPlL TLFCTIOy.

We are authorized 70 announce T. Z GOOD
LET as candidate for Councilman 70 represent
the sth Ward in the Municipal election.
We are suthcrzsd 70 snaounce JAMES SLOAN
as a candidate for Alderman IN the Third Ward. at
the next election. iy2l-tde
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j. NJ. SHAPES
Select Academy for Yoang Ladies


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FIFTH CONVERSATIONAL DIsTPTCr.


We we az horiEed 10 announce JOHN HUGE
SMITH as a candidate for Congress in the Fiji
District. composed Of the counties Of WIlTamson
Wilson, Davidson. sumner, Robertson snd Cheat
hsm. iy22 70
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NEWS DEALERs, &e.
TINNERs, &c.

OONE 4 TUNN NELLs-Wholesale and Retail
u B0okse lers. stuioners, an1 New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn.
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The suuer Goods a. A. a M. Landsbore.
corner Public square aud Market are nov
being closed OUT These must be sold "a
gartiess Of Pricc. Now "a your time to got
great bargains there in rubscco, Cirars.
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, uoIions
and Hats. Convince yourself BY calling
ihera
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Summer Hats, 'seW styles" just recsig.
cd. Z. II. THoHRsos,
= Cherry street, near Union-
rrrqs AZ
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Ror SaIe

A VAIUsRI.E BursE AND Tor IE HUNTS.
"a NlLLE, Ala. lfe pfoetsiEnfl eleis -
fklNAIE EALE oue oi the most dSsifAtle fei .
dencts Ia this fisazani lou1. i Do eI.1atcn q
ceuiIal and In Prov mgnta good.
frcInpt possezsc1 mey - ohiained. fot par
h1ulsrs aptiy to JB. RHAp
Ilt.GS Ben q HuutyYliia, Ass,
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2LasAQillR Aniorl.


| g5lash0ille Aaip1I.
WI. CAMEROS 4 co.. Publishers.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 26, 1866.
CITY DIRECTORY.
LOOK AND jon PRINTING.
/ C,rWERoN wM & Cu.-Book and Job Printers,
1 Ind pn shers of the Day and weekly
| T1ign. Pin er's Alley. betEeea Union and Dead.
enc tfree's- fAtt
HOOKsELLERs AND sTATlOXERs-
cNeLsTON. R. H.-RookseHer, Publisher.
- atoner. and PeriOaisal Dealer, Post once
Building.
ATTORNEYS Az LAW.
0TIs, 3 4. tlq,ney ssa I csga slgr at Lew,
RANKERS AND BROKERS'.
VsIRsF NATIONAL BANK Government Depos-
II . ry--No. so College street. abatNeen Union
and tue Punie Square 4 'ealsrs n Uncuuent
- OF q kinds stocks snd Bends bought ard
sold on Commission. hteiions promptly at
&c. sssrOnD, Pres't jas G. ouDEs. .cash'r.
z~spp Tgos r,,.rsr eor,er Ilnion ard
VI College street, buys sad sells Gold. y, cur
r-n Money. G.yeinmsnt Securities and Nouchers.
Csleeuons s.tenaed 10 promptly
Also buys an1 els on nlaa.ssion
CgC Nd NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- 20 cherry street, de l. IN Bxs barge, q yern-
uenf so-urises snd. Co n tloi.eciloiis promptly
tended Q J. lUHsOES, Cashier
T,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals in xehahge; Cove rIneut Securlnes
and Cola. Collections promptly ~ fended to
God, Stocks and Bonds ID on Commission
". ". BERRY, President EDaAR JCNEs, Ca hier
CARNAGE MANUFACTURERS.
AAYERs & RUNT-Msnufleturer Of all the
Wt latest styles of First Glass CarTlages and
Buggies, hxpresI Wagons and CsrfJsls, " North
MarAet street t"-ra -fr .s4
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
FVVoafpKINs. II. a C9---U- g. G sim Agents,
1 ts6eers' Pay Accom- ard Quarternasters'
Vouchers bousht at the best rates, OF collected
Cfiee corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up sia r.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
OONE 4 TUH SELB-Wholesale and Retail
" Bookse lers. stuionsrs, an1 New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
TIMERS, &c.
TTlLsoN, J W 3 CO. Mauufscturers and
w Mholesn q and Rela.l eaIels n Tin. Copper
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Ths World,s Great Rsmear,

"a ''Dr. Swayne's Blood Purifying Psnaoea."
CDR. sgayne's Blood Purifying Panacea."
"Dr. sWayue's Blood -Purifdng Pacanea"
''DF. sgayuo's kio0a-Ptr lying Psnacea"
"Dr. swsyue's Blo0d-Punlyng Panacca''
'Dr. SWayue's Biood-Furlying Pauscos."
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CLAIM AGENTS., &c.

VloaleKINs. Il. a C0--U. g. 9 sim Agenti
tfhcers' Pay Accom- ard Quartermaster
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or colecte'
Cfice corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up sia 7!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-18
AudIior,s : Notice.
Estate of Franklin DC Bride, decd.

Estate Of Franklin DC Bride, decd.
THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of Columbia county, 10
make di,tribution Of The balance i'm the
hands OF Hugh D McBride, administrator
Of Franklin McBnde, lare Of Hemlock
Towns ship in said county, deceased, among
The several heirs OF the decedent in the
order established by law, will attend a. s
office in Bloomsburg, on Saturday lhe ! lin
day OF November next at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
OF said day, 70: the purpose OF making the
distribution. All persons having claims or
dem aDds against the estate oi the decede ut
are notified TO present them 10 The Auditor
on that day or be debarred from coming IN
for share OF the fuEd
C. G. BARKLEY, Apd't
Oct IL, 1868, 4w.
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Under instructions fron President John
son. GsasrsI Grant issued orders 10 mus,sr
on, Of the federal service all lbai remain Of
the colored troops. By the lime Congress
meeIs ihere win DOT be solitary negro un :
der arms in The country.
This should be considered good news
North and South, as il marks an i'm porlant
epoch in The history of the paci6cation Of
the conniry. Apart from the unnecessary
drain upon the federal treasury for their
maintenance, these negro troops were a
source Of special social disturbances at The
South Their presence CALLED aud irritsled
lae whites, while they fosiered insolencs
and idleness among the freed negroes. The
disbandmen, of these troops will do more
TO pacify the South than any other singIs
acI OF Pre- sident Johnson
Afer The negroes are got rid OF there will
yet remain sereniyfve thousand white
troops 10 service. # is the intention Of The
President 10 reduce this number to ti'iy
thousand as soon as is practicable.
The disbapding of The immense armies
o: the NorE and South within The space Of
five months will be Justly regarded hereafter
as one OF the marVels of history. In no
olher county than the United States would
ii have been possible. Not lille OF the
credit for this miracle justly attaches 10 the
wise AID conciiatory policy o: President
johnson.
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Nj A RI lie d.

On Tuesday, October 10th ins;., al the
house OF The brides father, by the Rev J.
w Lescher, MS fillmore Hess snG Mss si u u.
Rebecca CrosssIey, bolh OF Montour CO Pa.
On Thursday. October 12th inst, by The
same, in Bloomsburg, Mr.. Jonathan Krum,
OF Monlour twp, and Mrs. Heiie Goodman,
of Centre twp, Columbia county, Pa.
On Friday, Ocl. 13lh inst, by the same,
in Bioomsburg, Mr.. D. 4 Heilman, OF West
Hemlock, and Miss c. Jane Keser, OF Derry
twp, Mo0iour county, Pa.
At Orangevillc, on the 5,h inst, by the
Rev. n. Spear, Joel r. Aiberson, OF Green
wood, 10 Miss Harriet McHsnry, OF Jack,
son.
Ia Blooms burg, on The 5ib inst, by Rev.
]. r. Dimm, Mr.. John Connolly TO Miss
Mary Elizabeth Meyer, all of Nor:humber-
land county, Pa.
In Orangeville, on the 2sth ui., by Rev.
G H. Day, Mr. Richard F. Whilmoyer and
Elizabeth Shoemaker, all of Columbia
county, Pa.
On Tuesday evening. October 10th, by
Rev VIM. B. Fox, Mr. James NJ. SeeshoI,z
and Mr.. Emma L. Lineberg, all of Berwick
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By virlus OF 4 writ OF Tes,aium Nepdi-
toni Exponas, issne6 o9t OF The Count OF
Common Pleas Of Luze:ue county, 20 NE
directed. will be exposed to pubiic sale Al
The COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsbura. ca
THURSDAY, the 26lh DAY of OCTOBER,
1865, al > O'Clock, in the afternoon, The
following real estate, 10 wit:
All that certain tract or piece OF land
situate in Madison Township, Coium oia
County, Containing one hundred and
twenty four acres, bounded on the South by
lands flames Kisner and William Barber,
.. 90 ,hA west by lands Of Conrad Kramer
aud Dr.. Cotuer, on the no.'h by laads ol
Daniel Smith and Isaac Mcbride Where's
on are erected A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND A FRAME
BARN.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be
sold as the property of John Mills.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
She riffs Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, Oct H. 1865.
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THs STArs.-The official Abolition major
iiies in the following eleven counties loot
up 2l 2l0-viz: Huntingdon, Armstrong, 2,
franklin, Jefferson, Miffiin, Allegheny, Phil
adeIphia, Somerset, Dauphin, Bradford ard
Chester. The official Democratic msiori-
ties 10 The following fifteen counties foot 0,
f!,9iI-viz: Adams, Columbia, Clarion.
Fulton, Monroe, Montgomery, WesImors-
land, York, Northampton, Luzsrne, LshigA,
Carbon, Berks, Bucks and Cnmberland. -
Abolition majority. so far, ; 2ss. Eighteen
Democratic and twenty Abolition counties
are ys; 10 hear from.
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DEMocRATic MEMBERs.-GeoEge A. Quig-
ley, Samuel Josephs, and James Donnelly, OF
Philadelphia, have been Reelected 10 seats
in The Legislature. Out OF eighteen Members
elect in the city of Philadelphia The DEM
ocrats have gained bot three. This is as
they stood last Fail. II seems 10 il the
right kind of effor; was put forth, there are
several other Districts in that Quaker city
that nigh, be carried by the Democracy.
We notice in quite a number of The Dis-
ricts The vote is pretty close.
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The Trial Of ELhsridss.

CAIRO, Oct Ii.-The Cour for the trial
Of Emerson E.heridge is now ia session at
Columbus. Kentucky. E,hsridgs stated that
be had no objection to any member Of the
Court aud wished 10 act as his own counsel
BE asked tie Couri 10 grant time 20 file 4
plea sgains; The jurisdiction Of The Court.
CARo, Oct. I5.-Ths CouH overuled the
plea of Etheridge, obiecling to the jurisdic-
iion of The Court, and he then pied plea
of no, guilty to all the charges AMI speci6-
cations except the second specification, sec
oud charge, 10 which he plead guilty on the
Court allowing him TO introduce whole
letter, from which an extract was made
This letter is known as tie "Dresden letter.
and is daied June % h, in which he made
the declaration that Tennessee had no law
bat force and no semblauce OF civil govern
ment Stale or Federal, but Hsnrpatioa en-
forced by the bayoneIs Of negroes existed.
After some evidence for The prosecution The
accused presented the Court with a written
statement which admitted all the facts in the
first charge, viz: The encouragement Of re-
sisiance to the enforcement of the laws.
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The ApaIachin we'll has sruck-not oil,
bui flowing well Of intensely salt water,
equal in density and purity TO lie Saline
water at Syracuse. We have a specimen oil
the water. Il has been boiled down, ard
from Two pounds OF water seven ounces oil
beautiful pure salt have been manufactured
When it is considered that in this, as vet,
there is commingIing oe surface fresh wa.
ter, the value OF The ApaIachin well will de
manifest, besides, Ills not like the Syracuse
waller which has 10 be raised by powerful
pumps from depth of from 700 10 500 feet.
The ApaIachin well aowes rapidly and con-
'inuousiy. The depth is, we believe, 2gI
feet. We had the honor 10 be laughed a;
when we suggested boring in Owego village
bot We cannot see why there should be
better prospects on ApaIachin fats than in
our own village. Ocego Times.
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The ORIeIS OF Custom The Hartford
Current says that the custom OF giving the
originated in the time of the Indian wars,
when the male members OF the family al
ways took their muskets 10 church, when
il was of course very proper that they should
have the front of the pew 10 rush out TO re-
pei an attack. Then The inner seat was
one of safety. The men also never kheeIed
in prayer or bowed their heads, as either
was an unsafe position.
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The Result in tn, Slals.

From AL we can gather, tho State has
gone Republican By majority ranging from
u. 600 10 II, 900, lab; ) ear il was over 20 900
Had the issues been fully brsrebt into dis
scussion, we would record different result.
The radicals, however, managed 10 waive
ths issue, thereby holding The conservative
slsoeni a ssIirIs longer" The vote is
1ighi, ,-especiai!y in The rural districts, where
-sbe Democratic strength resides. The rsdi-
Gals were fully organizej in secret leagues,
while the Democrats did not even hold PuO-
lie gatherings, save in a few ceun1ies. Take
into consideration all the circumstances, we
have done well in Ihe State, more than hold
ing eur own. Let ns not weary.in well
doing ,bui continue ons assaults against the
,enemiss' works, relying upon the .coFTect-
ness Of our principles Tor ultimate success.
Victory mast perch upon ous banner, the
American people are not going to yield u2
sheif institutions 10 crafty sectional clique,
who have for Eve years controlled The polit-
icsI interests of this country. The day OF
reckoning may be deferred, bui II will come,
and when il comes The greater will be iis
-sccumnla,ed crimes, making i,s destruction
more complete.
New England dosmas cannot live in the
hears o! The people. They may take root
and bear fruit for a season; bot that is all
Her religious crssjs are TOO narrow-heF
views Of government are too circumscrioed
--and her opinions respecting the rights OF
men 100 much restricted By sectional lines.
Old EnQland's sons and daughters nigh,
zsst satisfied benesih their protecting shell
Ter; bui the hardy sons Of patriots who
rhsis when Bit and bride check the actions,
will never content themselves under their
care. The people OF this co,n,ry heves
knew what reeiionaIisn was until the col
pousurs Of New England were sent among
,I.sm-uever kEsw why there should be Ua'
: until the fulf-groyn fuifs of NetO England :
P'suting raised an element Of discord, IN an
.s,ksr section Of He repebiic.
sTs are LED 10 these comments afier read
snz che expressions OF men whose bitter
sAos,isify to anything national or conserva-
i've has been openly received as correct by
many who claim 10 be friends Of rePub-
5ican form OF government.
dn next weeks STAR We viii give the vote
of the State. The reinrns are sufficient,
1ou ever, TO warrant Us in saying that the
aaepub}ican majority upon the State ticker
will be reduced several thousands, not only
in Psnnsy lvanis, but in Ohio and Iowa By
snis process OF reduction ii will require bui
= few years to orins back the States to theiI
old STAND point.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of Jane. Mcbride dec'G,

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
The Orphans Conn OF C0lumbls county, 10
mi axe Distribution Of the ba.ancein the
hands Of Hugh D. McB;ide administrator of
James McBrije, late OF Hsmlock township
in said ccuaiY, decd, among he several
heirs OF the decedeni in The order establish.
ed by Law will attend al his Office, il
Blooms5urg, on Saturday the llh day Of
November next al 10 o'clock. A. NJ. of said
day for The purpose Of making lhe dis'ribu-
lion All persons having claims or demands
against the estate OF the decsdent are no.-
fed 10 present them 10 the Auditor on that
day or be deharred from coming in 70: a
share of the fund.
c. 6. BARKLEY, Aod'r.
TOcE
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Ros,etter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
terS.
READ REV W B LEES LETTER.
Byookivn. NJ Y. MN 28fk. 1853

Messrs HosTETTER s, SMITH Gentleman
I have used your Biiiers during the last six
weeks, and feel il due TO you and 10 the
public 10 express my hearty approval OF
their effect upon me. l never wrote a
"puf'' for any one, and abhor every thing
that savors OF quackery. But your Bi;iers
are entirely removed from the level of the
mere nosirtmS of The day. being patent a
like 10 all, and exactly what they profess
10 be. They are not advertised 10 cure ev-
cry thing, but they are recommended TO as
sist nature in the alieviaiion and ultimate
healing o: many of the mos: common in
firmiies of the body, and this they will sc-
complish. | had been unwelI for TWO
mouths, as is usual with me during the
Spring ! was bilious, and srffering from
indigestion, and general disease of the
mucnous mem brane and though compelled
to keep al work in the discharge OF my pro-
fessional duties, was very weak, OF yellow
complexion, no appetite, and much OF The
time confined TO my bed When had
been taking your Billers a week my vigor
returned the ssllow complexion was ali
gone, relished my food, and now ! enjoy
the duties OF the mental application, which
so recently were so very irksome and bur.
densome TO me. When | used your Bit
lers, fell change every day. These are
facts All inference must be made BY each
individual for himself.
Yours, respectfully.
w. r. LEE.
Pastor OF Green Avenue Ptesby iefian
ChnIch
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DIE d,

10 Centre twp, Columbia county, on the
18th inst, Clara FideIa Orr, aged years,
Q months and Ia days.
In Greenwood, on the 10Th ui,., Abraham
Patterson, of Co. D, 2lOth Regt ?. ", aged
% years months and % days.
In Bloomsbury, on the 18th uIi, George
w. Heacock, aged II years and months.
In Greenwood, August is, Caren Happy
Bnrelta Albertson, aged ysars and mos.
In MI. Pleasant, on the 7Ih inst, Adam
Sanders, aged so years.
In New Columbrs, on the 18th ult., An.
uella Elizabeth o'Brien, aged years and
10 months.
10 New Columbus. on the 9TH inst, VIM.
Hurlsy O'Brien. aged 8 years and % days.
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OHro The Democracy of Ohio certainly
deserves 10 be congratulated for the no5Ie
fight they made on the 10th against The
dusky hordes of ne2ro-suffraeeism. With
the overwhelming majority OF nearly siriy
thousand against them in 1864, they had
liule encouragement fer exerion. Never
theless, they did work veil for the cause,
and nobly they have succeeded. Two
thirds, nearly, Of that majoiiiy-aboui forty
thousand voIes-have been rubbed out,
lesving Gen. Cox, the Shodty candidate, bul
little more than twenty thousand majority
with which 10 commence business With
this most encouraging result before the Ohio
Democracy, they shoaId a. once, and with
energy, organizs for the next conflici =
Victory will then be :hsirs beyond pread-
veaiuTe.
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PREsIDEsT JOHNSON has done nothing Of
late that we like better than his notification
10 certain reverend gentlemen, who wen,
down to New Orleans shortly after BGIler's
occupation, and coo'ly took possession OF
such edi6ces there as suited them, that they
must now give those ediices up 10 those
who have better title 10 them. The North
ern gentlemen seem TO have been consi1-
erably astonished al this notice 10 quit, bot
we guess they have no alternative but 10
obey. Rev Mr. Newman, formerly Of the
Fourih street church here, IS one Of tie "as-
tohishedD We think he was also one Of
the 'exlerninslors" when The war was in
progress. As like as not now, he will soon
be found among those who are abusing The
President, and pronouncins the war fail
ure So we go.-N Y. Express.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFArR-Thoma Kenne-
dy, formerly of this place, was shot dead
by a man named Reuiugton. in Le~isburg,
on Wednesday nigh; last. From what We
could learn, the deceased and friend got
into an alercaIen with iIerrington, when
he seized a gun to siool them. They i'm
mediaiely srasped the gun TO wresI it from
him, when he discharged it, the conienls
passing ihrough Kennedy. and killing him
Instantly. Ths remains were brought here
for burial. Harrington has been lodged in
Jail in Lewisburg -DanviHs IntsiHgsncer.