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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18
General Order No. |.

II general order No. 1, series of 1855 is
an index OF what is TO De the character and
policy of the administration in future, we
could expect better things than have been
enacted heretofore. Tha, the first general
order oil this year should have contained
matter so important end wise certainly is a
sign Of wisdom in Washington, where
nothing but tanalioism has existed since
the fourth of March 1861. Bal while there
is a unanimous approval Of tie removal OF
Gen. BotIer by order No. l, yet no one has
thought of the miserable condition into
which the old Beast is thereby thrown
Think OF Butler at Lowell in Massachusetts,
breathing the cold air of New England, and
never being allowed 10 inhaIs the sweelly
pertumed air of the sunny south, as it
rises from the wool OF Sambo, no more TO
enjoy The pleasant society OF the ''coO:Ta-
band" and never more, perhaps, 10 enjoy
the embraces of ''lubly Dinah" However
Inc ladies of New Orleans will have no
fear OF his insults, and war upon dogs will
probably end with Buffers exit.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18
BbOOnSBURG, WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1865.
"One Nationality"

The Abolition orators and journals are
growing franiic-if fsnaIicism such as they
possess il susceptible of growth-oVer Ibis
idea OF a strong and single power being
established at Washington, having COM
plele and unlimited cot.irol over all aud ev-
cry matter OF public importance, whether
OF State or general interest. Thus while
attempting TO CONVINCE mankind that they
are truly patriotic, without ellis or auds''
iavoribg the restoration of the Uuion uh
conditionalIy, they tell US lhs only su5mis-
sion required Of the seeded States in or
der TO secure peace is The abandonment of
Slavery and Ihe recognition of one nation
aIIiy." This new principle OF a Federal
government is Of vastly more Importance
10 them than the Uuiou. BY il they can
forever dispense of Southern institutions
aud bury the syslem Of negro slavery. By
II they can suppress opposition TO the Ma
tional Administration and CONTINUE Ia hold
Tie reius of government. BY il they can
overthrow the grand aud, established priu-
cipIe OF Slales' Rights and disgrace the
wisdom Of uuT iaihers who declared that:
each Stale retains lis sovereignty, Tree
dom, and independence, aud every power,
Jurisdiction and right, which is not oy This
confederation expressly delegated 10 the Unil-
ed States i'll Congress assembled"
The moment fanalicism accomplishes
this end our liberties will be Sc. aside, aud
though this government may retain the
name aud outward masks OF a Republic it
will assume the power and privileges OF a
Monarchy. Every Stale must then yield
lis sovereignty each Governor must hold
he Office by commission OF the general
government, and il Legislatures are allowed
20 exist, in any forms in the several States,
they could only exist under control OF Con-
sress and s~utlec; 10 the will of the Presi-
dent This principle instead vi securing
a permanent peace will cause unceasing
trouble aud violent opposition, ending ia a
revolution which will establish as many
independent Municipalities as there are states
or result in a single Military Despotisn.
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No PROJECT seems 10 be worth spending
unless the Negro is in some manner con-
nected with it. Congress has spent the ses-
sion since lis meeting in the important sub
Jet OF a Negro amendment 10 the Consli-
tuition. No other business can be intro
duced into the Halls tll This is concluded.
Several members are still waiting an op-
portunily 10 make speeches npon the sub
ject, and il is not probable a vote will be
had Tor a week or Two. la the meantime
the undergraduates of PhiIadelphia call a
meeting TO protest against the expulsion OF
their friends from The Cry Railroad cars
"a respectable number" OF disrespectable
persons, made up from various professions
and trades-lswyers, renegade Democrats
who, as Mr.. Brewster remarked OF himself,
became dlsgusted with the Irish descent Of
the Democratic party and Tesorted TO Afri-
can society as more suitable 10 :heir nalnre,
preachers, white and black-in color We
mean, for all were black in principle
agents of commissions, sanitary and ia
Sanctuary, hybrils aud mules, were in at
tendance 20 address the meeting. OF course
the white 'gsnmen" first took Inc stage
and in the arden: desire 10 prove their rs
spect for the poor African, preached equali :.
" ia public and in private relations, not
only as 10 riding in cars, but as voters,
office holders and even household compan-
ions. This last idea impressed upon the
brain Of one Rev. Doctor, of color, as slrik-
ing at amalgam alton, who believing the
black race would thereby be corrupted
served a severe rebuks 10 the white breth-
rem. by informing them that the Negroes
did not desire 10 stOop TO inauguration
with white ''p~ussons."
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Peace MoVementsA

The BLAIR Peace Movement, is attracting
considerable attention among public circles.
Whether il is made in good faith or not il
yet 10 be learned When the facts are re-
vealed we will give our readers an account
OF The results and object. We notice that
the Confederate Congress is taking steps to
meet the project in a liberal manner. Mr..
MCMULLEN of the Confederate House of
Representatives, offered a preamble de-
claring that by the principles of the Declar
alton Of Independence and the Constitution
OF the Confederate SlaIes, The people, of
each said States in their sovereign capacity -,
have a right 10 alter, and amend or abolish
The government under which they live ; and
that because the people OF the Confederate
States have exercised this right, the United
States have made war against them and
that there exists a difference of opinion be-
tween he respective authorities as 10 the
responsibility OF he commencement of the
war connected with a resolution, assert
ing The dignity OF the Confederate govern
ment, and sending Commissioners to con-
fer with similar Commissioned of the Uni
ted States Gin regard to all outstanding
questions of difference between the two
governments and TO agreee il possibls, up
on The terms OF a lasting and honorable
peace, subject TO tne ratification of The re-
speciiye governments aud of the sovereign
Stale respectively represented therein
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18
List of causes for Feb. Term, 1865.

Elijah MeMurlrie EndorSee of Aaron
Wolf W Christian Wolf.
2 Jacob Harms vs. Peier Jacohy.
8 Rnssel P Sucker IS VIM. ~Ikeler.
4 David Achenbach vs. John Wardin.
sc Longenberger, Geo Miller ct al vs.
Joshua Robin -on and Wm. Boyles
6 Johu AtlesaI aud Sarah A. Allesar vs.
John Y. Alleear.
Z Samuel Williams vs. Charles n. Die +
erich and Geo. A. Herring.
8 Wilson Aver VS. Joseph F. Long.
9 Hugh McReynolds Ell al VS. Prler Oil
phant.
10 A w Creamer vs Enoch Howell
II A w Creamer VS. Enorh Howell
IL Johr Beisel Ell al " S + Hsadly etat
10 Geo w Garrison VS. Casper | I Thomas.
Ia Richard Morgan Va Samuel Hoaqland.
Is John Ruckle VS. Henry T Riley ell al
l6 Henry Gilmer W Moore Creveling.
IL Euos L Adams rs Sam1 B Seibert with
Sci ia. TO Peter Nj Traush & Josiah
Thomas, GarEishee.
10 John Keifer admir- Of Joseph Gearhart
deceased VS. Moses Meyer
10 Rebecca Vanderslice VS. Richard B
Menaoh
30 George Carr, endorsee of James Carr
VS. Sylvester J Faux & Thomas Crew
cling lr.
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"THE PRINTER A monthly Journal Of
the GRAPHIC ARTS" will commence its SIKH
Volume, in January, 1865. This Journal.
Notwithstanding it is devoted principally 10
The interests of the art whose name il bears,
is peculiarly interesting TO the literary cir
cles, in containing a vast deal of useful in-
formation that can not be found in any other
publication. THE PAINTER will be publish
ed monthly, at $3.50 per annum single
copies, Is cents. Address, John Gleason &
Co, No. I72 William Street, New York.
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traverse Jurors-Feb. Term, 1865,

Dor. Berwick P. Sibbel, Frederick
Nicely.
Bloom-Samnel Mellick, Stephen Klon,
Jos. l. Shannon
Caiawissa-Joseph Bre@ch, Jacob GensiI,
Daniel HelwIg.
Cenire-Theo. Med. Price, Henry C. Bar.
ton.
Fishingcreek-Daniel Taomas, Silas Nc
Henry, Reuben Savage.
Fraukllu-MichaeI Mensch, Jesse Cleaver,
Observation-Disclosures Van Horn.
INSTRUMENTATION Manning.
Locu,t-John Suyder, Henry Fahringer,
Washington Yeagar.
MI. Pieasani-John Ruckel, John Mordan.
Mif1in-Henry c. Hess, Lewis EckIoih.
Mathematical b Glrton.
Maine-MichaeI Grower.
Orauee-A c. B%eidleman.
Pine-Thomas McBride, John w. Hun ter,
Luther a. Garman.
Roaringcreek-Wdliam Rhoads.
Scoti-Jobn Ent, VIM II Greasy, Thomas
Dollman, Henry w. Greasy.
Suaarloai-Gporge Dills.
December %, 1864
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18

Qua SACRIFICE OF IIFE.-Il may certainly
be doubt cd il there was ever so great a loss
OF human life in any war previous 10 that
We are now engaged in. The aggregate
losses of our armies have not been officially
stated, as Ma Stanton has not yet given his
annual report to the country. But in The
absence of official data, we have the slaie-
ments Of the World " Druid" who las the
reputation of being well informed. He says
he North has furnished for The war the en-
ormous amount of 3,I3s 900 men since
April 1861! OF this number 800, 900 had
perirhed up TO May, 1864. and since then,
we have lost goo, 900 more. Here is a tota
losa in three years and y half of over 2 .OOO,-
900 men 10 trying to subjusate the South
aud The work is not yet done, nor any near
or accomplished than Il was al b. begin
ming. Was not the declaration of the DEM
ocraiic platform right in asserting that The
war had been a failure E.
a million of lives thrown away by Abra-
ham Lincoln in foriy-two months an aver
age OF nearly fly thousand a month. That
is enconraeing. and make the war a Popu-
lar instruction. Three hundred thousand
more victims are wanted just 10 fill up a
iew chinks that The last DRAFT LETT open or
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18

LIEUT. GEO. w. Urr, Co F =, I'd Pa. artiIl-
cry, Army OF the James, having faithfully
served over three years IN The War, and
been Eonorably discharged, has returned 10
his home in Greenwood township. He paid
US a flying visit on last Wednesday. Lieut..
UTT, it will be remembered, was one OF the
most prosecuted Young Democrats, BY the
l6yai clan in our county, in 1861, aid unlike
any Of The cowarGIy crew, volunteered in
the defence of his coulery and has proven
himself d brave soldier and noble pa,riot'-
Columbia Democrat.
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The Message.

We publish the Governors Message en-
lire, this week. II we can see the import
OF his words we are almost afraid ANDY has
ialieu in with disloyal sayings sad princi-
plies. He dares 10 hold that Pennsylvania
has some rights which ABRAHAM in his luf-
riie poz er has attempted 10 avoid. He no
doubt had forgotten that our beloved ruler
could do no wrong, and evidently il eicsPed
his mind thai S,aIes' Rights is a ''hellish
docuine.n II this Is not the case how could
he pretend that Pennsylvania had been
wronget By requiring too many soldiers
from her borders, or why did be have the
insoleuce 10 insult his majesty, a. LIScoLS,
by saying Eel am still not ready TO paruc
ipaIe actively in transferring TO the United
States illegally the right Of appointment
vested 10 the State"
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Sarah Stephenson, deceased.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Or
Phans' Eouu OF Columbia county, TO make
distribution of the balance in the hands OF
Richard Demolt, administrator OF Sarah
Stephenson, late OF Madison twp, iE said
county, to aud among the heirs and legal
representatives of The said deceased, in the
order established by law, will meet the
parties Interested, at the Recorders Office,
IN Bioomsburg, on SATURDAY 2STH OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1865. All per@ onS hav-
lne Claims or demands against the Estate
OF The deceased, are requested 10 present
them 10 The AudIor, or be debarred from
coming in for a share of the assets.
JOHN q. FREEZE. Audito7.
Bloomsbury. Jan, 4, Is65-S2. so
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MARI lie ID.

lnPhiladelphia, December 22d 1864, BY
Elder Thomas g Troter, Owen VI. Fowler,
ESQ.,, Editor "ShGRokih Herald" 10 Miss
Welhia a. Rsnck, second daughter OF 10.
seph L. Ranck, Esq, OF Newberry, Lycom
ing CO, Pa.
Ou Tue 26lh, ult at the Reformed Parse
mage. by the Rev. F. J. Mohr, MIR. q. Mich.
aei Welker, OF Wiilia;nsporI, 10 Miss. Ma.
ny Holllngshead, OF Catawrssa.
AT Jerseyiown, Dec. 29ih by Rev. A.
Harlmen, Jesse Shoemaker, OF Buck Horn
aud Mary Jane McCarIy, Of Rhorsburg.
AT the Berwick House, on the 25th ult,
by Rev. NJ, p. Croslhwalte, Mr. thomas Il.
Williams. and Miss Maggie A. Robbins, all
oil BioomsOurg, Pa.
On the 7th inst, by John NJ. Chemberlin,
Esq Mr.. jackson Erasmus, aud Miss Ma.
ry Payion, all Of Bloomsbury.
On The 5Ih inst, BY the Rev. D. F.iTruck-
enmiller, Mr.. Thomas, Hagsnbuoh and
Miss. Esther Hagenbuch, all o. Center, Col
CO., Pa.
Al Town Hill, on New Years day, 1866.
by Rev. L. Wadsworth, Mr.. Martin y. Rob
bins and Miss Harriet L. Lemon, both o.
Fishingcreek.
On the 26;h ult, by the Rev. j. w. Les
cher, Col jackson and Miss Hattie Latlig, al
Of Luzerne county, Pa.
On the Sd OF January 1865, by the same
Mr.. Eleazer Schweppenheise- and Miss
OoTlha Ann Waters, all OF Mlflin, Col. CO.
Pa
On the 9TH of January, 1868 by the same,
singer. all OF Name, Col. CO., Pa.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-18

ANoTHER MURDEs.-Onr town is &c tain y
becoming noted for crime aud ~wickedness.
On Wednesday evening of last week a par
~ OF soldiers mel al a lager beer saloon in
South Hanover street, aud becoming heat
ed from drink, commenced TO quarrel. Az
ter INDUCING in abusive language for some
time they left the saloon and reaewed the
quarrel on the street, in front of the Second
Presbyterian Church. Finally, private Peter
Golleno Tan Italian, } drew a knife aud in
hicied several seVete cuts upon the body Of
Sergeant Samuel Shannon, OF he Perma-
nenl Party. The injured man was taken TO
his quarters at the Garrison, aud after great
suffering, died from the effects of his
wounds on Sunday evening last, at about
7 O'Clock. Shannon vas considered a very
worthy young man whose parents reside in
Centre county. His body was sent home
for Observation-Disclosures Volunteer.
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NOTICE.
To WhOm it may Concern.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed BY
the Orphans Court oil Columbia CO., 10 make
distribution of lhe assets OF the Estate o.
Elizabeth Murry, deceased. amoug the
persons %eutillet by law to receive the same,
will attend 20 the duties OF hiS appointment
at his office in Bloomsbury on Saturday !,
the 28th day OF January, at 10 O'Clock III
The foreLo0n, when aud where all persoTs
Interested may atleud If they think prpoer.
w. WRIT,
8loomsbnrg, Jan 4, ls65-4t. duditor.
Democrat. copy
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JANIS B Fay.
Provost-M Marshal General.

This order, it is said, is aimed at The cop
perhead City of New York, whose quota
would have been nearly flied By credit OF
excuses over former drafts. OF course
there would be litIl5 injustice in applying
such a rule 10 such a disioyal city, but
when il is applied 10 a loyal town like To-
WANDA. lis injustice Is apparent. 1t is the
Innocent suffering with the gully.
This borough has held out a bounty and
has been psIting in men, which, under the
regulations of The War Department, those
who paid their money for this purpose, had
a right 10 expect would relieve them ,lTom
future drafts. We suppose, however, that
is a milrary necessity, aud therefore ad-
moniSh all loyal subjects 10 submit with be-
coming grace.-BrddtorG Argus.
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Grand Jurors for Feb. Term, 1865

Bur. Berwick-Jelemiah SeesholIz.
Bfiarcreek-Wm. HipPen-lsel, John IL.
Smith, Samuel Kelchuer.
Bloom-Vasliue Boon.
Benlou-Jesse Obi.
Gaia wissa-Solom on Helwig.
Cenre-Henry d. KDorr, Hiram ScnweP,
peuneiser.
~Fjshngcree Abraham Kline, Esq
Hsmlock-John Hartman, William Fry,
Jackson Leiby.
Locusl-MrchseI Hover Jona- Fahrinser,
Isaac Rhodes, Wm Befniuger.
MifiIn-Charles Grover.
Madison-Frederick Derr, Jacob Eyer.
Maine-Jacob Sugar.
Orauge-WItliam Brllas.
Scot-HarmoB Crevelin5, II. D Mellick.
Jan. 4. 1868.
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administrators Notice.

Estate # Ihonlos ". Young, lite Of
Jackson TRIP decedsed.
LETTERS OF aimmi-trition on the T..
tale o. Thomas w. Youns, late OF jackson
township. Columbia county, decd. have
been granted BY he RsgisJer of sal coun-
ty, to Peter Eut, Esq, resi- Ing IA Light
Street. all persons having cldIus AGAINST
the estate OF the iecedsnt are requested 10
lteseut them to the Undersigned without
delay, ami those Indebted 10 the sams 10
make payment forthwith
PETER ENT, Admit.
Dec. 81. 1S64-6V. So
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WHEn shall the din Of battle be heard no
more in The land ! When again shall the
sun run his course by day, and the moon
travel up her pale pathway at night, and
gaze no more on our country distracted,
bleeding and torn by civil war;? When
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AT THE meeting ofcitIzens, on Tuesday
evening, 10th inst, in the Grand Jury room
Of the Court House. called by the Directors
Of Bloom school District, 10 ascertain the
will Of the people upon The %subjecs OF rais-
ing a bounty, Tor volunteers, by taxation
Gel. J. 6. Freeze offered the following
Resolved, That The School Directors be
requested 10 lay a tax authorized by Act oil
Assembly, 10 raise The Douniles Tor Volun'
tesrs under the last call OF the President OF
the United States
William Neal being opposed 10 the resO-
lntion offered the following amendment:
That first, those liable to The DRAFT, should
be required 10 subscribe aud pay thirty dol
lars each or raise a sum By voluntary con
tributions 10 the amount 1890 dolllrs.
The amendment was lost, aud the reso
luton Of Col. Freeze sustained
Another meeting was held on Friday
evening last, 10 ascertain the amount o.
subscriptions Upon adding the several
amounts reported by the committees it was
fonnd hat ouly a few hundred dollars were
wanted 10 make the amount required. This
deficiency will soon be made up and then
steps can be taken 10 secure the voIunleers.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate IF alexander Mears. deceased,
THE undersigned, appointed or the Or
phanis Court O! Coiumnia county. to make
distribution of The balance II; The hanis OF
Peer r. Herbein aud John Iea5er IT,,
Executor al Alexander Mars lac at 10
Gust Twp, in SAID conuty, 10 and among
the creditofs nf the salt deceased, ia the'
order established by law, will meet the
creditors OF he deceased, al the Recorders
Office, in Binom>hErg. on SATURDAY
THE 2STH OF JANUARY, A d.. 1868.
All persou< having claims or demands
against IL Estate OF the deceased, arr re-
guessed 10 pIsseu, llem TO the Auii,or. or
b. debarred iTon coming Ia Tor a share OF
The assetA
JOHN &. FREEZE, Audttor.
Bloomsbury, Jan. :, IS65-o2 80
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The wisdom. purity, patriotism and De-
mocracy of the Kentucky Legislature i:
shown by the election OF Hon. JAMES GUrH-
RE to the Senate of The United States.