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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-28
To SchOol Directors.

's'HE School Law requires thai the An
nua Repoh OF Directors shall Re fled
IN lie office OF me Superintendent al Har-
sburg, be ore The 18th of JULY next, or
The Stale appropriation shall be forfeited
hence ii is necessary for Directors to make
oui The Reports and lorw ard Them immedl-
a,ely TO the County Superintendent The
Sia istical Report j. 10 be signed by The
President aud Secretary Of the old boaid.
On the opposite page, under "OFFlCERS
AND NUMBERS OF The BOARD,n the
names and officers OF the new board are 10
be written &C BARKLEY.
June :, 1863 Co Suf'i.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-28

TuK States and Union, of Pousmouih, ~
H edied by J. L Foster, Esq, Que OF the
sbles' aud uuesi OF all The New EngIand
editors, afIer having It's Office entirely de /.
slrcyed by Republican mob, makes its
appearance in new type, with front as
brave and vigorous as before. The editor
boxes aod cuffs the mobocrals over the
head anc ears, and fairy dares them to
iry the thing on again. They won; do
II. Now that they understand welcome is
waiting for them, hey will take precious
care 10 keep lkeir worthless bodies out OF
the reach of harm. Every Democratic edi
Cor IN tho cocuiry should, at all hours of
The day and night be prepared 10 send the
scoundrels, who auemPt 10 mob him,
straight 10 their friend and fellow laborer,
she 6eviI. A few OF these mobbing villains
sent home will bring the rest to their senses.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-28

RE9ERBy JoRSs0s in his argument TO the
Military Commission, sitting for the trial Of
he conspiraiors. in Washington, fully PRE-
sslied The already known fact that lha.
court had no jurisdiction in the case, and
xarped The persons composing The Conn
mission Of the personal responsibility al
.iached 10 them in case of sentence and
execution Of the individuals charged. This
body consists OF Judge Bingham, of Ohio.
.JosIge Advocate, Col. Burnett OF Indiana.
Assistant Judge Advocate, Major General
Hoaier, President, Major General Lewis
Wallace. Of Indiana, Major General 5. G.
Foster, of New Hampshire. Major General
Kau'z, Bngadier Gen. Ekin, Brigalisr Gen.
Howe, Gen. Comsiock, Gen. Harris and Coz;
CIendin. Executions under The sentence ol
these men, oot being made by authority oI
I c Jaw, wonld be mnrder.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-28

EDnUND BUFFls, of Virginia, who fired the
first Gun at Fort Snm,er, committed suicide
near Richmond on Saturday last
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ESTss ".
Notice.

EState ofG LOrry Kline, late of Orange decd.
LETTERS Of administration on The estale-
OF @. Lowry Kline, late of Orange twp,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted, by the Register of said county, TO
EIuuda Kline, residing in the township and
county aforesaid. All persons having de-
mands against the estate OF The decedeni
are requested 10 present them for settle
ment, aud those Undecided 10 The estate are
requested TO make immediate paymeai.
ELTRUDA KLINE,
Orange, May 81, 1868 Adm'rix.
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THs high tax Of two dollars gallon in.
posed on whlskey in January, has mosI
largely reduced the revenue. Ii is stated
that out of one hundred million gallons
manufactured, revenue is collected on only
ABOUT twenty million. In some sections of
the country each liquor retailer has a small
still OF his own, and The recent frauds dis
covered in Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
elsewhere, indicate that honest manufac-
turers aud payers o. the revenue cannot
compete with the Illicit producer. If The
Law sh all be continaed. private domestic
stills will next be Introduced, and each guz-
zler OF The ardent viii draw consolation from
his owl worm.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-28

We HEARD gentleman The other day, upon
the cars, remark that he was not an Aboi
ZIONIST although he voted for Lincoln and
sustained old John Brown and the whole
Abolition clan. This same disciple OF tory
ism may be heard proelaiming, in less than
year. that be never was a Republican,
There is no work for the Aboli,ionisls fur
Iher than 20 procure the right OF suffrage for
Sambo! The negroes being all free, ac-
ording to modern teachings, the Abolition
party has performed it's work
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EDITOR JoURNAL: In reply tO many letters and
inquiries from people in this section Of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
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LITERARY NOTICES.


GOdey's Lndy'S hook
The December number Is superb one. II is q
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ers all over the country. In the magazine line we
have never seen It's superior. II contains four
Christmas stories with extra embellishments and
extra everything. The Christmas tree is boaui-
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consisting of five tabeaux, equal to Ave rare pic
lures Double Extension Fashion plate, col0rcd,
contains five figures. Winter Scene, a specimen
Of the art Of printing in tints. Out in the cold,
most scOsouablo engraving. Than follows dress
and embroidery patterns for the ladies in almost
endless variety. In the receipt department is
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gatherings OF the season, and the Arm Chair"
will furnish amusement for the winter evenings.
Taken all in all, II is number Of superior merit.
Tcrms--Onu copy, one year, 81; four copies $40.
We will furnish the JOURNAL and Godcy, one year
for 81 SO. Address l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Lady's FrIend.--
The December number Of this favorite magazine
is u superb one. The leading steel engraving is
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while, around,
"The little birds sing East, ani h, littlo birds
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The Double Colored Steel Fashion Plate for this
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embroidery, coinures, bonncts, &c. The literary
matter is excellent as usual Only a Child; Over
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Wrecked Told by tho Sun New Publications
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Terns-Two Dollars aud Fifty cents; 2 copies
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terrible Accident.

The Toledo Blade gives tho following
stAtement of fearful accident that took
place in that city on Thursday morning Of
last week, by which the wife of g. w. john
con, conductor on the Cleveland, and Toledo
Railroad was instantly killed. Tho B'ade
says;
Que Of tho most distressing accidents
that we havo ever been calle upon to
record, occurred at the new bridge, foot o!
Cherry street, this forenoon. Mrs, &, W,
Johnson of Elyria, wife OF conductor on
tho Cleveland & Toledo Road, was caught
between the draw and tho post Of tho pier.
at the north end of the draw, Al 4 instantly
killed. Mrs. J. was standing in the pas
SeUger track, and just as tho draw was
closing, il is supposed she intended to step
forward, whom her head was caught and
crushed TO a ponaoe. Tho draw was
stopped as quickly as possible and the lady
extricated, but when takon from between
she timbers, life had fed. II is probable
that she was insensible us to tho cause
Of her death.
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FOR ruR srxEDY CURE op

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Fever and Ague is not the only consequence OF
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among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout,
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The Groresteen ptnno Forte

Still resaiDs its precedence and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for a
period of thirty years, is. now pSonOsnGed by the
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Medals, almost without number, have been award
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Established 1881 GrOyesteen Co.,
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idslt of The United States may direct, two
thirds of tie members Of the Court concur.
ring herein; aud tho Court DO also fnd tho
prisoner. Henry Wirz, guilty Of having
0aiisod tile death, in the manner as alleged
10 specification H. Charge q by m0tns Of
dogs, Of three prisoners of war IN his Gus.
tody and soldiers Of the United States, one
occurring on or about the 18th day OF May,
1864; another occurring on or about tho lth
day Of July, 1864; aud another occurring on
or about the "a day Of September, 1864,
hut which finding ms here expressed, has
not aud cannot enter into the sentence OF
the Court az before given
Sccond-rhe proceedings findings and
sentence in the foregoing case having been
submitted TO the President Of the United
States, the following are his orders:
Executive MANSION, Nov. 3, 1865.
The proceedings, findings aud sentence
of the Court in the within case are approved,
and il is ordered that the sentence be car.
ried into execution by tho officers com.
nanling the Department of Washington,
on Friday, the 10th day Of November, 1865,
between the hours Of o'clock in the morn
Ing and IL o'clock noon.
(5ignod) ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United States.
Third-Maj. Gen. G. g. Augur, command.
ing the Department of Washington, is CON.
manded TO cause tho foregoing sentence
in The case of berry Wirz to be duly exc
cuted, in accordance with tho Presidents
order.
Fuurth-Tho Military Commission, of
which Mai. Gen. Lewis Wallace, U. s. Vol
unteers, is President, is hereby dissolved
by command OF the President of tho United
States.
(SigncdD L. d. TOWNSEND, A. A.G.
When the reading of the order was com
plcted, Wirz cOnversed with those on the
platform with seeming confidence and self
possession, and it was remarked that he
had smiling countenance. TO his spirit
uil advisers he said, lam innocent, have
to die, but | ta1 die like man, have hope
in the future. have nothing more to say
Ills legs aud hands werc tied, moose
passed around his neck, and black cap
placed over his face. llo stood erect with
out ialtorin2, evidently having ncrved him
self for the solemn event. Those on the
platform retired TO the railing, leaving the
doomed man in the center of the structure.
After fow moments of profound quiet,
! the drop at a preconcerted signal fell. The
sound thus occasioncd having reached the
ears OF the promiscuous crowd outside OF
the old Capitol grounds, but who were not
/ privileged to view the execution, was re-
sponded to by repeated shouts of apprcb :
ton. The convict, directly after falling,
was in considerable commissions of his legs
but tho agony was soon over. lie hung
about fifteen minutes and then was cut
down. His body was laid upon stretcher
and conveyed to tho prison, when it was
! placed in coffin aud transferred to Father
ljert's for nterincnt His neck was broken
by the fall. All the proceedings occupied
about three-quartors of an hour.
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sc, 900 Boxes Have Been Sold in Two
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the CINCINNATI GAZETTE.

The prospectus of the Cincinnati gazette
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+. r. MILLER, Mayor.
The Stt'e of Ohio, !
Nh n..,..H
Admlalstrator's Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of nm order to me issued frum the
~ Court of Probate Of Wood County, Ohio, |
will Offer tor sale, at public auction, ON
SATURDAY, December 10, 1888,
Between the hours OF and z. NJ of said dav, on
near the premises, the following described roal
estate, to-wit The n y Of the y of the SO 4 of
section Is, in town D. north of range ~, elst-t0
acres, more or less, in Wood County, 0hin-the
property OF Il. A. P0lton, deceased. Appraised at
$1,000 subject to the widows dover therein.
Terms legal.
DANIEL HALL, Administrator.
GEoRGR STRAIN, Attorney.
Porysburg, November 10, 1865. 29e%
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

L IS of which are cleared and under high
state of cultivation. It has good Sugar Bush,
with brick arch for bciling 100 apple trees, just
bearing; so excellent peach trees; Is standard and
dwarf pear trees, which have just commenced
bearingi so bearing grape-vines, principally Della
wares, and other small fruits in abundance.
In connection with this Farm is Nursery, COM
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The Farm is situated on Beaver Greek, in Wes-
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without the Nursery, as may be desired.
For further particulars, inquire of
GUYER & 0BLINGER,
Journal Office, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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TnE virus Of Uopperhead papers occasi'
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as TO disgust even many el those identi-
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filthiness and baseness, exelaims;
"Where is Lincoln. the Joking patron
saint Of niggerism, who owes SO much TO
John Wilkes Booth, and who is we'll nigh
fore0lten already with hardly dozen in
the land To revere his memoryl"
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