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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Vigilance Committee.

The following persons have been appointed as Dem
ocratic Committees of VlgIonce for their respective
townfhps IN Columbia As the time is limited to
the Both Of Sept 1865, for the oi Soldiers
and others, who have not been assessPd, deem il
expedieGt that immediate steps be taken to have al
assessed TEN DAYS previous to the Election; an,
that you furnish each Soldier in the military SCR
vics with a CERTIFICATE of Asse ssnlcnt aud Re.
cept of Tax Paid th full set of ickets enclosed
a properly endorsed return envelope to see that
voter is kept from the polls Election day, and
that nonA be deprived of the privilege Of voting who
have the proper qualifications Of Electors present. et
b, the Constitution ofthc State of rennsyl, ana
Bloom-Josiah II Fnrman, David Loweubcrg. j. 4.
Gr0n, Peter BIllmcyer.
Bentor-Rnhr Mcileury, VIM Holmes, john L
Wenner
Briarcreek-w William Iamo,., Isaac Bower John q
Jacnby.
Bor Berwick j. s. sanders J"sep T. 5ibb Ct III
ram Bower.
Beaver-Hcnry niotc ritter. Chas Michael Geo z
Centre Andrew Freas, lien shelhamer, Henry %
Knorr.
Catawssa- Walter Scott, Mahlon Hamin Jane
Cony1gham-J Knlrtlo james Barry, Daniel I
McKernun, Clinton Dewitt.
Fishing acreeE-Cyrus Robbins, Jackson Mc!Icnry
Cyrus White.
Frank in Daniel zarr, Moses Hover, II J Reader
Greenwood-SaI"uel bosart, Wan Eyer, Albert.
son, John Cr0mey.
llcmlock II b Mcbride. WIN II shoemabor, Aaron
Smith.
Jackson-J John / Dcrr, silas w McHenry, George
Hurleman.
hocust-pK FTetscin, VIM Goodman, Jonas Fahring
er, JOhn Ieager.
Montour-Evan WeIliver Noah Mauser Pete,
Ilrimbach, G Quick.
Madson-John a Funston, Smith, Lewis
Schuyler, CanrOd Krcamer
MI Pleasant- Ohm Shipman Samuel Johnson. John
Kline.
Min nJ II Ieter II Hess, A SchweI peuheiser.
Main VIM Shuman, Harman John, Mcha o
Grover.
:, Orange James Harman Esq, Col II Il Kline Jnt
Keller, John snyder.
Pine-John w Hunter, \ Carmen, Esq. Jno Lore
KoaringccscH Philip COu James Kcilrar William
Dreisbarh.
scolt-Col w II Ent, PhilipT Hartman, White
Sugarloai David Lewis. Joshua II Fritz, Andrew
Laubach Henry q Hess.
by order Of the Dem. Stand. Committee.
T.. K. KELLER, Chairman.
bloomsbury. Sent IG lS65
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

years before its decline, Babylon existed
800 years. Athens enjoyed its liber-
ties twelve ,imos as long as we have, and
England has existed over six centuries
since Magma Charta. Soldiers, let us
rene W the oaths taken three years ago,
and swear to support only the Constitution
and the laws, and oppose anything to the
contrary. We fought for the Union be.
cause we believed that ."What God had
joined together no man should put asun
der" and We have now entered upon
another contest, not with open foes with
arms in their hands, but the no less dan
gerous but unseen ones who are insiduous-
ly endeavoring to sap the foundations OF
our liberties. The war has opened, We
have planted our artillery. Our color'
are spread to tho breeze, and we will
neither ask nor give quarter. Our pass
word is
! "Our cause is truth
| Pure as the virgin stripes which wave
oer freedoms everlasting youth
Aud spotless as the soldiers grave.
Then let our only motto be,
Our country, cause, and liberty
Our nation and our nations laws.
The rights OF white men freedoms cause"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Freemen !.

FreemCn of Pennsylvania! The issue
will be presented to you at the next cleo
ton, whether you are in favor Of prcserv.
ing your Government for the benefit Of
yourselves and your posterity or whether
you wish to change it from whitc-man's s
Government into an amalgamated COM
munty, where whites and blacks will inter
mingle upon terms of equality. This is
no longer question Of slavery or free
dom. Pennsylvania was never in favor
Of slavery, but abolished it long ago, o.
their own free will and accord. The ques-
ton now is, between a pure White Man s
Government, and hybrid, moDgrcl cor
ruption Of it, under which the negro will
be entitled to claim equality with US at the
ballot box, in the jury box, and, as nat
ural consequence, in the various relations
Of social lie ? Are you prepared for such
debasemeut of yourselves and your in
stitutions
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
MARRIAGES.

On the 24th of Aug ult., by the Rev
d. j. Waller, Mr.. II. W MARSH, of Fort
WAYNE la, to Mrs FANNIE X. WEAVER
of Bloomsbury.
AT the residence of the brides mother,
on Sept llh 1865, by the Rev. W. S
Hoaton, Mr.. ANDREW CREvELINe, OF
Boomsburg Patio Mrs MARY ELIZABETH
HIcKcox, OF Springfield, Susquehanna
county.
In Orapgevllo, 90 the 9Th INST, at the
German Reformed Parsonage, by Rev,
W. Goodrich, JAMES +, KARNs, to Miss
SYLvIMiA II. KAUFF, both Of Benton
Col. CO., Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

COLUMBIA COUNTY. The Democrats
have nominated strong local ticket. with
w. Ii, Jacoby, editor of the Star of the
North, as the candidate for Assembly,
Jaeoby is a returned soldier, stauuoh
Democrat, and an honest man bis nom
lnatlon will doubtless be ooncurred in bv
Montour county, and be will be elected by
couple of thousand majority.
Bradford Argus.
"a couple thousand majority" Brother
ARGUS, aud nothing shorter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
The Pres ident and the Radicals.
Especial Despatch to the Public Ledger }

leHb WIN hku' WIS rhuiOdI WU w 'ho Wv
ter end. Within one month after the in.
augnrsiion Of our new President, | ad-
wise youson high authority, that in no event
would the radical element be favored, and
in the whole course OF Mr. johnson since
has proved the correctness Of that ssser-
ton. There is no colder quarter of the
city to the destructive faction than the
White House. Representatives thossfrom
have called and called, sent in card after,
card but in mo,t cases the President is too
busy to attend 10 them; h. Is engaged =
Their calls are less frequent of late, and
they opened the war outside.
1t will be futile, though not without
probable serions embarra! snent to tho
President in carrying ont the work of
"restoraton" he has so nobly commenced.
This is rhe 'new danger th atthrcat"ns us
As lcug ago as the 4th Of July, the Exec
ulive saw the cloud of opposition to tho
policy rising, and then used the above
words. His sagacity far seeing and PEN
etrating-saw it all. To meet the contest
he armed at once, and planted bimsoll
squarely on the bulwark of the CoDsti.u-
tiou. To well-known South,rner, last
week, be said, My chart is the Constilu-
ton, shall not dcviatc hairs breadth
il can help it. On that Constitution the
States must be restored, and the privi cgcs
which it confers must be theirs. They
are entitled to them, and they shall have
them ~
The President is firmly anchored there
and it is because be has so fast u hold
upon the helm of the national ship, tha
tho waves Of fanarici,ln aud dlscord dash
ed about him. They would beat hin
from his position, but it will be "thus fa>
and no farther" and th who think 9th
crwiso do not know the plot they al,
dealing with
The lst of radical complaints thus ia
made out, and to be presented immediate
y after the opeuing Of Congress, it is a
follows:
lst Refusal to extend negro utfrogr.
I'd. The appointment of sece,slonsss as
provlSIonNl governors.
81. The free exercise Of the pardonin
power, wherein were included many wb
ohou d have toeu hanged.
4th The introduction of arms into h
r Southern States.
oh. The drsbandouing Of the coIore'
regiments
G,h The refusal 30 order a Swc'pin
coui cation
7th The restoration of the Souther
churches
5th. The refusal to arraign Loc, tn
leader OF the rebel hosts, after be ha
been Indicted for treason.
Oh. the refusal 10 ,ry Davis by mil
lary court,
lOlh. The apathy shown IN the ent'rco
meat OF the Monroe doctrine AS appica
he to NJ xico,
Such is the list so far, and til re is n
di@pu,ipg that it is quite formidable, bu.
repeat the President is ready, not onl
for the opening gun, but for all The tcrrIi
fire that is expected to follow. Tba, tb
conservative masse5-thoso who love TIE,
couDtry will sustain him in solid colum
there can be no question, and this is a
. the President asks. Graut him this SUI
port and be will hand his name down t
- pestrrhy a second Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

THE demand for the speech of Capt
CHARLES B. BRoCKwAY, at the Mob
Mountain meeting, published in The AGE
yesterday morning, was so great as to
exhaust an unusually large edition at an
early hour. To meet the wishes Of hun.
dreds who have not been able to obtain
copies, VIC will republiSh the speech in
the WEEKLY AGE of next week, and print
some thousands Of extra copies. It
will be ready on Friday morning next,
and orders received by Tuesday will be
supplied in any quantity. The attention
of Democratic clubs and COMMITTEES is in.
vited to the expedisncy of circulating
these manly sentiments of a brave SOL
der.-Age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
DEATHS.

In Shamokin, Northumberland Co., on
the 18th of September, 1865, ESocH
HOWELL, Esq formerly Of Columbia
county, aged 80 years, months and l6
days.
In Huntington township, Luzerne coun.
ty' on the 18th of Sept 1865. Capt, WIN.
A, TUBBs, Commissioner of Lu.
aerne-in The 59Ih year Of his age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

s1s- The Democratic Camp Meeting in
Columbia county last week, was decided
success. From 5000 to 5000 people are
said to have attended it, and the best order
prevailed. The meeting was in session
three days, and was ably addressed by a
large number OF speakers, among whom
we're Hon. G.. r, Bnckalew and Hon.
Hester Clymer, Speeches were made in
the mornings, afternoons aud evenings,
Cl.Ht0n Democrat,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Soldiers I,

Remember the oue-handed veteran, Col.
w. W. II. DAVIS, who heads the Dom.
ocratic Slate Ticket That hand less right
arm, which struck SO vigorously Tor the
flag uuder which you fought, appeals to
you now Remember Col. Linton, GOV.
cred with scars received in the service OF
his country. These were neither holiday
soldiers, nor hangmen they are true and
tried defenders oil the Stars and Stripes
Fall into line, boys, and give them. a
hearty support,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Wa tCh Them /,

The Republican Abolitiousts are secret
ly at work, organizing their party, They
Will exert every nerve to get out their
vote. Democrats of the country Koll
up your sleeves aud determine that you
will increase your vote Of last fall. Let
every district aim to increase its Demo.
cratic mejoIlty.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Do THE DEMOCRACY HATE THE sol

Do THE DEMOCRACY HATE THE Sol
DIERs Behold the facts
Ir Ohio Maj. Gen. Morgan, a hero oil
the Rebellion and OF the Mexican and
Texan war, is the Democratic candidate
for Governor;
In always Democratic New Jersey Ma
jor General Ruuyon, is the Democratic
nomihee for Governor;
In New York, Maj Gen. SIocum is the
Democratic candidate for Secretary ot
Statc-thc highest Office voted for,
In Iowa the Democracy have resolved
10 support the soldiers candidate, in op.
position TO the negro suffrage. candidate of
the Republicans
In Peunsylvania, Coils, Davis aud lin
ton, two heroes Of the Rebellion, are the
Democratic candidates for the only two
State Offices to be filed;
Aud we can safely say--the end ofhon.
oring the soldiers is not yet.
Turn in, then, oh People and enable
these soldiers TO gain decisive victory
over the laundering but no less destruc,
tive enemies OF the country
Do the Democracy Hute tn, Soldiers
Look at the facts
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
BLOOM BURG
Saturday Morning, Sept 20, '65.

DrsooRAtY, sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt
ed compromised 1t knows no basoness, 1t covers
o no danger it oppresses no weakness. Destructive
only Of dospotsm is the sole Of liberty,
labor and property. is the sentiment Of freedom, Of
equal rights, of equal obligations he law Of nature
pervading the law OF the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

ss1' We hope our candidates, Coz.
DAVIS and LIEUT.. Col. LINTON. both OIL
whom are dne public speakers, will ohall
epge their opponents to stump the state.-
Let US have an open canvass aud a full
discussion of the questions at issue Wen
bet on the white mans candidates on the
stump or elsewhere
.4shIa7:a Constitutional Advoca,e
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

Col l., l. TATE,
Neu AG:-I have been soldier
ing for three years and WHEN | arrived at
home | find many, very many who have
turned bogus. hpd them worse than the
old long protesscd Wings. | find some
who have been bought over 10 Abolition
principles for mere pine stump. one a!
Least, who is cal relative, who resides
in Fishingcreek township. He generally
goes by g name OF 10 Greascr, cant
see why ieople can b. So blind as TO thrk
the Aboli'ionis's arc right, l know they
ale rot. We were all cheated out OF our
votes for little Mack Please give this
room IN your paper and you will oblige
A SOLDIER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

We occupy much of our space to day
with a report Of a soldiers speech, deliv-
cred at the great Mob Mountain (Colum.
bia county, meeting, on tho 30th, ult.-
The eloquent speaker, Capt. G. B Brock
WAY, Battery T., lst. PeDna. Light Ar,
tillery.) was no holiday soldier, no mere
"corpet knight" lie was among the first
to eutor into what he justly terms "a con
tract with the government t, fight for
the restor alton Of the Union, and to com,
pei obedience to the Constitution and the
laws. Boldly, bravely, did he discharge
his duties under that contract--aud be
has light to complain of any violation oil
I it on the part OF the others. lie nigh,
well apostrophize, in terms oil respect,
veneratlou aud oTectiou, the starry ban,
uer, whose folds were about him as be
spoke. Ills good right arm had delivered
many stalwart blow 10 its defense. "a,
Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg, (we quote an
incident in the late war; Capt 9. B
Brockway seized a flagstaff when its bear.
er fell dead by his side, and it was mo
meut afterwards shot off in his hands. -
Soldiers will recognize the right Of such a
fellow soldier to speak of The war and it.
purposes, aud will not lai to listen to him
with the respect which gallant man al.
ways feels for a kindred spirit. -Age,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

8ss~ BE AssESsED,-Dtmocrat5, re-
member that it is but short time until
the election, and unless you are assessed
ten days before, you will be prohibited vo-
ting. Is your name upon the Assessors
books , Is your Democratic ncighbors'
there too' If not, have them plac, d
there at once, and see that it is done, -
Don't let Abolitionists prevent you flom
voting on account of your own careless
ness BE assessed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

Nix, EDITOR ALL DR.. John cnn do in
raising endorsers to card, he may man
ufacture' and all such reprobates that are
in Benton; the filthy, Shiny, dirty Aboli,
tion crew, cannot wipe out the damnug
stigmas he and they are guilty OF. 1t vii
stick to their traitorous backs like the
shirt of Nessus.
A BENTON PRISONER.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS


DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL
COLONEL w. w. III. DAVIS
OF BUCKS COUNTY.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL:
MAJOR JOHN h. LINTON
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR ASSEMBLY
Williamson III. Jacoby,
OF BLooMsBURG.
FOR III ST ATTORNEY
Milton NJ. Traugh,
OF BERWICK,
FOR TREASURER.
John J. Stiles,
OF BENTON.
FuR COMMISSIONER
John F. Fowler,
OF PINE rWP.
FOR SURVEYOR
Isaac A, Dewitt,
GREENWOOD Twr.
FOR AUDITOR
Leonard B. Rupert,
or BLOoMsBURG.
FOR CORONER
William j. Ikeler,
or MT PLEASANT.
Election October, 10th, 1865,
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..Rnr the Cnlnmin nnmnrr

'For the Columa Democrat"
Col. L. l.. TATE-Dear Sir Judas
was an exemplary traitor.
Alter his reasonable acts, he went out
and hung himself. DR.. Dunn, you have
lived like J~das go and do likewise,
Let the world be rid of one scoundre.
A BENTON PRISONER
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

Ssg@ DULL.-Busuess in town duriup
the last few days has been very dull.
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Tobacco
AND
Cigar Store 10

AZ &rO"pS OIL Stunt on AIajn .Sp'0
The undersigned having oprud the Store
D formerly occupied ny David Sttoup, as a Gto,rfs
aud furnished l. with a large aud vaiIed as,oItur
oi excellent
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
mo,t respectfully iuvites tbs patronage of the o''
zens Of Bloom burg and yiCInIS.
lie - prepared Ia sell at wholesale and retail up
the most reasonable terms.
Merchants, Hotel keepers, aud Grocerymen. woo'l
do wei 10 give hun calf
w All kinds Of hewing aud Smoking Tob4rrr
IN large amt small quantities, constantly ON hand aat
for sale.
II II. HUNSBERCEF
Boonsburs, Sept. %, 1865 6mos
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23

S5- a load Of good dry wood will he
taken on subscription, at this ofics.
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WM. c H,RGla, u. i pEALE, & G.G.H' F'
WM G.. HARGlr & co.
M ~" south srconh - heiow Chestnut, rn''f.
Nj anuiacturors OF Narnlshos and DN
W. ing japaus and dealers ~ Whit lead. Zu'
Oil ;. rutty, uakum, abot'- COiurs ana 'cpl5 hrr
my aud ubrIcatins Coat Gils, BenGtns, Napthn. 81
~ luuuc, ments 10 dealers.
Srpt u IS65- y
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Estray.

4 'ame to the premises of the undersigu 1
NIIes'dlng IN fishngcree twp neat Rohrsburr. OF
or abont the 18th OF June, stray sear supposed i
be about three years old, cJlor red and white N h
owner is requested to come forward prove proper
pay charges and take him away OF viii be dIsp1-s
o! according to law,
ALEXANDER KBAMuU
Sept. ., 1867 -3w 81 50.
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say- The Democratic Camo Meeting

A BENTON PRISONER
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MAJOR JOHN II. Linton

OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
The Body nt tho CITY Hall.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE RERALD.


Referring to tho programme Of the municipal author
ties for viewing tho remaius Of the late President Lin
coin fail to observe the great difficulty that
will arise the arrangement Of the committee Is ad
hered The idea Of compelling half million OF peo-
pie pass down stairway Into tho Easement OF
the east wing OF the City Hail. then TO grope their way
along dark and dngy hall 70 another narrow crooked
stairway, by which they ascend TO the first floor Of the
Hall; thence along narrow porch to the iron spiral
stairs; then up TO the second story, before the
mains Of the llostrious dead reached is simply
absurd
Not onehaf OF the people Of this city saying nothing
Of the great OF those from adjoining cities who will
be hero to witness tho imposing funeral ceremonies will
have opportunity Of seoing the face Of martyr
President, unless the programme Of the committee is
altered TO correspond with suggestions Sundays
HERALD Of having tho romans placed upon tho large
stone platform in front Of tho City Hall. There fifty
people could view them where only could by the un-
dergro nd Besides oil chances OF accidents and
pickpoekets would be thus AVOIDED and every be
afforded opportunity OF soeng the face Of an honest
man in the City Hall II nc. too late, will yen, through
tho columns Of the HsRALD, spead trumpet tongued to-
the committee to make the proposed changes
UH.R
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
Polish nnd noheminn Rcsidonts.


q In pursuance o: special c,l he Polish Boheaa
4 resdeats OF Now YORK and vicinity held meeting at
y seubcn House, to express their - saiathy wth tie
Ano. coa people, tho family OF ihe laEcnted Presi.
. dent and with Ar Seward and his family. TIE meeting
j was woll attended, AMI The following resolutions wcrs
Is passed.
. whereas da-,ardly FOUL and Infamous nssnssnaton bag
v berenved dear ado ted country oi the best and most k d
good work pa and cleniagy towards ytqu..Aci
aii has erly pnngoj IN srrw aud gfioi all true fe1cs
3 re-ote- Tlrt We c'tleng of thiA republic or rosh
anh Bohanisr decent, Children of shes who
= lea .as o o. & af 9wn eh, o. 10 ie.. aSs as
rodc pEte tte lie ieslusy IN ia. national
iDr ~ lo % t- ~ 90 wAH W. 90 Aolr nf he greatest
triumph rrvet hn.e o. y; yet seAcf bN rs benssoenco
= and fllguv iffy tDyarlA ti" erri ~ afd g4iity
y ieso ~ ~ DER heat syup ty ,bg rnipa ssior nre
with te family % our hmented President ~ th- sad aud
u painful 6ertayrmcnL
rsrrrcd That h rcs u,.ous We tranarnel - the
rowing yiaow naG chir.r oi Late h,nurd President
= n,r m 10 ~ our Cef Tag ,rate
other eqy gnainiogs attempt was lsie tbr hf~ u
< Hon y w. Seward; Therefore. he Il
y Resolved, 'Ah our synpeIay ani oonpnss.n Tor their
4 ~ recovery aud ration d. aud Tor tue cont
7 II teir Goole i useful aeeby warmly
4 Reroyea i6a thi- prcsson Of oar sentiments be Sa.
mulic tsd e. the lion. William II. seward, sccrSs@ry Oh
State, ani ~ Ion. Frederick ". Seward.
All tho Poles and l,ohemians oxpcr,td TO join n
the proc ~ half past ten oclocS a. the corner VI
a Re kfnln street ard Park row, the 18Th iinl
n In be-. lf Ol the Poles eni R0h miana
H. KALtSSowsiiJ Chaiman
X. J. JANofv" hi,
4 ANTON ysRGSKA, ''' ''
CENEx RUckRLX Secretary,
On the part Of the Bohemians
u Nxw Yonr, Apni 20, 1866.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

The arrangements for the reception Of the remains
of the lamented President completed yesterday,
and we publish this morning the programmes for both
to day and to morrow u guide to the public Some
immaterial alterations have been made since last
publication but in the main the programmes remain the
same announced in yesterdays ISSUE
Great crowds Of people visited the City Hall yesterday
the purpose Of viewing tho decorations of solemn
character put up In the rotunda and Governors Room
All entrance, however denied Railings placed
the sacases and the principal apartment Of the
Governors suit of rooms was barricaded keep
out curious people The spectacle will DO all tho more
welcome TO the public to-day
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
The Gunrd Of Honor.

Tho following named officers having reported ., thee.
headquarters 10 compliance With published ORDERS
detailed AZ guard Of honor, and viii remain duty
near tie body Of the late Irosdent during the hsun
hereinafter deslsna.od:--
yIreT MONDAY, bPRI "a,
From twelve ". ~ two Y NJ.
MAJOR General John J. Peck Cniej states Volunteers
Rear Admiral biiam pauidfg, United Stales Navy.
Mov't Brig Cen &. Nsu Vlict, Uri.id states Array
Colpncl y. 7 Van Bnrcn United states Amy.
Col"nel u. n Clarke Cni,ed -tatos lruy.
Bfcvet Lieut. Col Il. s. i3eiYnc Unted states Army
sat wAnH.
From two = ~ 10 four T. M
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