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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18
VNO the Nervous, Dobilitated and De.-

j pordont Of both sexes. A great 81 Tcrer having
been restored TO health in few days, after many
years Of misery, is willing 10 assist his Suffering fei.
low creatures by scndus ifrce) Oh the receipt of
postpaid addressed envelope, copy of u formula ol
cure employed. Direct to JOHN NJ. ! .NGNAbI.
-. Box ie3 Post Office. 81 nnklyn y. v
Jan. IA, 1864. Nv To- "a 1
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DA6@E1SDWRs 9 TlARNBT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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WH1SKERS | liThose wishing n fine set OF whisk.
crs, nice mousache, or beautiful head ef glossy
iiHr, VIII please read the card of TUOS r. CHAIRMAN
In. another part Of this paper.
February %, lS65-3m. rFa
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of Dun,et Uu,y, deceuSei.

Z etters Of ADMINISTRATION on the Estate
\ ! orDaniel Wary late OF Locust township, ol.
dmta c, unity, d'ceased, have baen granted by tha
Register OF Columbia county, to the undersigned al
persons Having Clams against tho estate OF tho dece
dent requested To present them TO tile Administra
rix her residence in said township without delay,
aud all persons indebted to MAKE payment forhw th
CATuARINE WARY.
February H. 1866 CIV 80 Admiristrattix.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES - 1t is mar
ryins time now and the young folks had
better make the minister give them d
eertlfc'te 1t may save troablo one of
these days. A great deal of trouble is
experienced by the widows of deceased
soldiers who make application for back
pay and pensions, who cannot produce Ger.
tlfrate of marriage. The records have
to be searched, and certified to, and often
is difficult to flud the Proper record. A
marriage certificate is demanded of those
who wish to visit their husbands in camp.
In many other circumstances they become
Lot only valuable but indispensable.
pay~ The scenes in the United States
Senate on Saturday last we.e disgraceful
in the extreme The new Vice Pi esident
Andrew johnson, was SO drunk that he
could not swear in the new Senators. He
beckoned them to the Speakers char aud
and gave them the Bible, but being too
drunk to read Il oath, be beckoned them
away again, when COL Foruey, the clerk
of the Senate, called them up and admin,
i,tered the OATH And this ia the man
Nho has been made Vice President of this
country by the republican party, If Pres
ilent Lincoln shosld die, the highest Office
in The country would be filed by low
vulgar, drunken beast.
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AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Cos
CHEAP FEhTILIZERS

The Fertile & prepared by the Agricultural Cbo,o,i
Co, IA Compnny chartered BY tie icpsin1re ~ Tno
syvani1 with acqpitai Of sl5OOoO) have been proveJ
~ pac,Ee W 90 we cheapest most prohabl aud hest
ior ne ,taiiher, Gardener ard Ffuit-grower Of ali
concentrated mahIres now offered In any market Tho
COmpank's list cmbraces the fnllnminn -' o
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TERMS CASH All orders OF Ton or
more, will be delivered at the Raj road Stations and
the W Nharves of Shipment, FREE Of &,rage. Carriage
VIII be charged on all orders Of barrels or less
made on all sa,s delivered at the Works OF the Com.
lEiny on Canal Wharf
AGRICULTURAL CHEMIiALCoMPANYs wotks
-... ATCAS,L WHARF oS the DELAWARE.
ofice 4l3l Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa .
X. u FirTS, General Agent
The Company's Pamphlet Circular, embracing fun
directions for using the above Feruzers sent by
mai. free, When rrqie std. ...
March H. fSGj. 3m. (Iuy Coe S Co
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SLvEN THIRTY LOAN

These Notes are issued under date OF August 18th
1864, and payable three year, from that time, In
currency, or are convertible at the option of the ho
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u. 8. 7-3O loan.

BY the authority OF tla SECRETARY Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed The cneral Subscription
Agency fot TIE sne &C uiicd States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and three ttuhs r. r cent interest per
Rnnun, known ns l,n
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ARRANDALE & CO, Manufacturers

No. lO7 broadway. New York
Announce that all Of the above list of goods will be
sold for one DOiiar each. - o. q.
In consequence Of the great stagnatipn of trade in
the manufacturing districts of England, through the
war having cut off the supply Of cotton large quun
uty of valuable Jcwelry. originally intcpGcd for the
English market has been sent off for sale III this
Try. ANO MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE -
Under these circumstances, ARRASDALE & co,
acting as agents for the principal European inanuac
turers, have irfsolved upon GREAT GIFT DlS1Rl.
BCTlON, subject tothe following regulations
Certificates Of the various articles FIRST put into
envelopes, sealed mp. and mixed and when Orde red
are taken out without regard to choice and sent by
mail thus giving all u fair chance On receipt ot the
Certificate you viii what TO have, and then
is at yLnr option to send the dollar and take the
uce or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold
Watch Diamond Ring, or any Set of Jewelry on our
list for one Dollar
SEND 25 CEN rs FOR CERTIFICATE
Iu all transactions by mail. we shall charge Tor for.
wardne the Certificates, paying postage and doing
the business, y cents each, which must be inCloScd
when the Certificate is sent for Five Certificates will
be sent for ST. eleven for So thirty for s., sixty five
for $40. and Il hundred for SIj
, AGENTS,-We want agents IN every regiment. and
IN every town and county IN the county and those
acting as such hc alUwcd ~ cents on every Ger.
hhcatG ordered for them, provided their remittance
amounts tooue dollar Agents will collect - cents by
eI cry Gertcae. a.d remit Is cents TO us, either IN
casn or postage stamps, r
ARRANbALE, & CO.,.
l.i.. - lG1 Bioadway, New York.
February 2j, lSG5.-Im.
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PabuICtlc This Fertilizer ia com
,-,,,, =. . -. =. posed OF night soil aud the
,eruilzlhg elements OF urine, combined chemically
enu mechanically with other valuable feftilizing a
gents and absofbents I.. .. ....-
IL Is reduced to a pulverulent condition ready for
Immediate use, and without loss Of its highly nitro
genous iertilizing properties. .....
s universal hpplieabil'ly TO all crop and soils
It's durability and active qualities are well known 10
be all that psychologists can desire.
Price $50 Ton. f'- . . |...
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PHOSPHATE OLE LIME

The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture
Phosphate Of Lime Ia accordaict with aud val.
uaoe iofmpa ny which very superior article is pro.
duced so as TO be afforded al less price than Uihcr
charge Practical tests have pr we'd
mat us value, asa iertSer oquaG to tile best Phos.
phaie of Lime in the lnark.t,
Price, S6U per ton.
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IMPORTANT. ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT sAEn
OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, sc
ONE MILLION boLLARs WORTH

UNh MIILIUN DUhLhFS WUKTHT
TO BE DI SED OF AT
ONE DOhAAR BAgG1$
Without regard to vaue Not to be paid for until you
keow what you are to receive ~
Splendid List of Articles ! All to be
sold for One Dollar Each II!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
- The Issue.
EulTORS.OF TIE REGISTER :


It requires no very great discernment
to indicate the questions that will divide
the political partiesin the next campaign,
and not much more to tell who will be on
one side and who are OH the other. Al
ready the earnest,straightforward, honest
men of the parties have boldly shown
their hand. Chase, Phillips and Sumner,
lead the party, whose war cry is ''unIver-
sal suffrage and negroes rights" and do
not hesitate to leave the side Of the Adj
ministration and attack President john
son in his endeavOrs to uphold the Con
stitution and State rights. Chase 81 Co.
will rally to their standard all the ultra
abolitionists and negro-worshipers who
have held on to the skirts of the Admin
istration in the vain effort of trying To
pull it down to their own level on the
negro question. President johnson will,
if he continues true to the country and
himself, have for his supporters the great
conservative element OF the country
the men who always stand for the right,
irrespective of party names and party in
fuence and patronage There is another
class OF men which neither party can
count on-men like the editor of the In
tellgencer, for instance-who sit in their
castle OF self interest and cautiously throw
out straw or feeler, to see which way
the wind blows. fit sets in the direc-
ton of Chase & Co, they will mount the
very topmost ferret aud cry out Negro
Suffrage" or if it shonld blow in the di-
rection of the white mans government
with equal zeal they will set their sail,
and quietly sail into Office in that direc-
ton. But here are the two parties; Oh
the banners of one emblazed Negro
Suffrage" on the other, "the White man
and the Constitution" Who can hest
tate under which to do battle. As one
who has heretofore supported the Admin
istration, shall fight for a white mans
government. REPUBLICAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
AN ORDINANCE

re amend an Ordinance entitled an Or6i-
nance assessing tdres for me City OF
Wheeling, for the gear 1865, passed Nay
80, 1865.
Gee. ALL TAXES AND LICEN.
y CES assessed by virtue Of the Ordinance as
sessing taxes for the current year, shall be due
and payable on the 1st day of September 1868,
and upon all taxes and licences so assessed which
are not paid to the proper officer on or before the
list day of October following there shall be added
Mnti paid interest thereon from the said LIST day
of October at the rate OF eight - per cent. per
annum.
Sec. = This Ordinance shall be in force on and
after its passage.
Passed July Is, 1866. -
HF. FEENY,
July 2l.2t City Clerk,
QnteIligencer copy , ii mes and Stats Zeitung
1 time)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
For the Register

The following is from the Cincinnati
Catholic Telegraph, straightout aboli-
ton journal, the official organ of Arch
bishop Purcell and Bishop Rosecrans and
edited by Rev Edward Purcell, brother
of the Archbishop. The man who runs
the MteHigencer has been in the habit OF
quoting from this paper extensively in
support of his peculiar views | opine
he will hardly quote from or give his
readers an opportunity of reading this
article o +.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
In the statements and counterstate-

In the statements and counter-state-
Uncut respecting the guilt or neeof
Mrs, s1RRATT. and ip the warm discus
sions Which these statements provoke
from the press, the public will not fail
go recognize the beauty of trial by mil
itary commission. In ordinary cases dis
cussion of the innocence or guilt of the
accused usually precedes the execution.
F. In this ease we are relieved of all anxiety
on the part of Mrs. SURRATT. She has
suffered IN igno,ninious sdeath, aud
the press and the public are now deeply
Interested in the question of he guilt OF
i'm ocence. In the semi-civilized por-
tions of the country, it is said to be
common thing to hang a person. charged
with crime first and try him afterwards,
but the system is new in a well-organ-
lied con mInity, and has at leastthis al.
vantage. that it affords the public an in-
teresting topic for discussion long after
those mainly interested in it can be at.
fected by tie conclusion arrived at
1t is a national disgrace that, in pun
ishing a crime which all interested in the
maintenance of civil government united
in condemning, that there should even
be a question of the guilt of those who
have appeased, with their lives, the OF
&c low
/, If there ever was trial which should
have been conducted under all the forms
of law, and with the fullest opportunity
of arriving at just and satisfactory
termination, it was that of those accused
%; conspiracy against the life of Presi lent
LINCOLN. Had the accused been turned
over to a civil tribunal, as they should
have been, the world would have acqni'
esced In the verdict, whatever it might
have been.
The afidavits and statements which
have been published since the execution
instead of being held as deserving OF con
sideration, as at present, would have
been summarily disposed of with the
answer that the condemned had full and
fair opportunity given them of proving
their innocence before legal tribunal
and having failed to do SO, they must be
held to have been guilty,
So little confidence have great major
Sity of the people in the decisions OF milf
taw tribunals, that the guilt or innocence
. Of one who has been put to death under
Tits sentence, is still regarded as though II
were an open question.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21

HE ARMY IN iESAS.-lU t Tullaucl-
phia Ledger is authorized to say that
there is not one word Of truth in the sto-
~ that the Government has ordered 3d.
000men to Texas The Government does
not propose to add S100,0O0000 to the
next years expenses for the pleasure of a
demonstration. The troops in Texas
consists of parts of three Corps, and num-
be- about 10000 men in all.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.-Men began to cast
up the debt of thecountry two, months
ago, in the short-sighted belief that at
that time the amount had reached
finality What with garrisons through.
out the South, armies of observation on
the Rio Grande, freedmen's establish
meuts feeding idle negroes everywhere,
we are yet very considerable distance
from the peace establishment, so far, at
all events, as the facts of the case apply
to the outgo of the Treasury Where
the cost of the war or of the peace.
whichever it now he, will end, Heaven
only knows; but it may be-sonie yui1e
to those who wish to make an nstini te
of the amount. to know that the press
dispatches, always fined down, fhrofsh
the official sieve as they have been, set
the expenses of the Administration ut
four or five millions Of dollars udaa If
subjugation and abolition are to be maiil-
tanned much Longer in the government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21

CHOLERA MADE EAsY-Since it is I'M
possible to impose any legal restriction
upon the trade in dangerous comcsiihles,
we would warn people to avoid the use
of green apples, pears and peaches, which
are now coming into market. Most of
this green trash is fit only to be fed to
pigs Even when cooked, unripo fruit
is not wholesome; but, eaten in its raw
state, it is little less dangerous han
poison. There is plenty of fruit that is
ripe and wholesome, to be had. Fruits
of the berry variety are plentiful and
cheap, aud form bealthfnl diet. IL mod
Grafton ..s.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FOR RENT

cTORE ROOM NO.1l3 MAIN ST.
= formerly occupied by NJ clellan & Knox, In
mediate possession given. Enquire OF :
J. L. HOBBS, SON 4 co.
iulyH.2wd Qntelligencer copy
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Qua old friend, CHAs. N. ALLEN, Esq

Our old friend, CHAs. N. ALLEN, Esq,
who for the past fourteen years has been
the able, and industrious editor of the
Cadiz co. Sentinel, announces his inten-
ten of commencing, about the first of
September. the publication of a large
weekly newspaper in the city of Steuhrn-
svilleyOhio, under the title of The Stenben-
ril}e Gazette. The Gazette will, of course,
be Democratic to the core. will be
filled to the brim with choice hits, LEGAL
incidents, the cream of the news andnis-
cellaneous reading &c. The terms of
the Gazette will be $3.50 per year. in adj
vance, or Sl25 for six months, :...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
TOWNSHIP NEE TINGS.
IA GREETING OFrnE BOARD

4 II =
N of Supervisors of Ohio County held on the
9th day oi June, ls65
ORuEcEp. That this Board recommend to the
citizens OF the different Townships, to perfect
their Township organizations immediately
To secure uniformity at action III all tn" Town
ships throughout tho county, il Is recommended
that the qualified voters Of each Township meet
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday July 81 lS65, at
the rcspc" tive places of voting III each Town
ship and i'll tn" exercise ri rneIr sovereignty ap
point their respective Township committees.
To facilitate business each Supervisor should
he prepared 10 lay before the meeting in his
Township the assessed value Of Real and Per
sonal Property in his Township. and thus enable
the Township Committee to proceed immedi
atoly, upon their appointment, to report To the
meeting what amount it viii be necessary to levy
on the taxable prosertyo l the Township to meet
the necessary expenditures of the coming year.
j. e. HUPP President.
GEO W. SIGHTS. Clerk.
ilyl3-iwtd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21

THE SUPREME COURT of Wisconsin, has
decided that the law of Congress r'qnir-
ing stamps to legal processes in the be-
ginning OF other stages of snit is uncon-
stitutional and therefore void. aud the
stamps on legal papers are not necessary.
The ground of the decision is that the
imposition of tax upon any proceedings
in State court is an invasion Of the
right to regulate proceedings in its own
court that if Congress can tax these
proceedings at all it can lay a tax that
will practically amount to prohibition,
and thus legislate the State courts ont of
existence ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-21
FOR SALE CHEAP.

TWILL SELL TPPIVATEs SALE,
i on easy terms the property formerly used as
wheel factory by. Mr.. Hayes. situated at the
east end of Zane streefbridge. Immediately out
side of the city limits. The building is a sub
stantial brick, three stories high, well lighted,
and is 40 feet long and % wide with good stone
basement Connected with it is good well OF
water and force pump If not sold by the 18th
of August it will be offered for sale on that day
at public auction at the front door of the Court
House THOMAS UBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-24

THE wEnTz TRIAI.-sTANToN Az
C0IrING

IL IL believed that SrAsToS. the Secretary OF
War, is rscoilng from The trial Of WAR;, The
keeper Of the Asdssonville prison. Have the
readers OF tho public papers Noticed the tse
grams fer the last ten daysf The day has been
hred half dorsn time. for the commencement
Of the trial. and IS often postponed. The Court
Martial has been made Up a. often. and as often
changed. The Court, or Commission. finally
ensemble; prisoner Is nrsigned; the charges and
specifications against him are presented; time 10
refused 10 bic coansel to examine them, and
thea, on the following day, the august body ae
journed indefinitely. against the protest Of the
accused. and without any reason for its action.
STANTON 10 trying 10 6I il 70 suit himself. and
nov il is announced that wkrrz may not
be tried at all. IN. that he will be used
as evidence against some one else. STAY
row Is evidently endsavoFing to gs, out
OF bad scrspe. and to change his base The
question will be brought before the Court. If
WKRrz is tried. and the interroEstory put. WAC
refused the exchange of prisoners in 1863. and
Who seat fifteen thousand Of the BOYS IN blue
10 their graves. because il was not fair to e1-
change stout and sialwArt men (ths rebels for
skeletons, as STANTON called our Union SOL
diersi" JUHus HEsRr BRowSK. the loyal cor
respondent o. the New York Tnbane, will voueh
for that declaration of SrAsroS. and so will half
q dozen other officers Who called upon the Sec
Rotary OF War 10 implore him to allow en- ex-
change Of prisoners. Old Brx BrrLKs puts the
whole blame Of stopping the the exchange
Of prisoners upon STATION, and says that
be was instructed by STANTON to set up the plea
OF negro equality. in order to stop the exchanges.
This il BKS. BurLERs excuse for his con
duct. And when the rebel Commissioner OULD
agreed 20 exchange man for man. without regard
to color, then STANTON said our men were
skeletons" and not the equal OF rebel This
can be proven upon him. and will be. il he allows
wrETz to be tried for msItresting our prisoners
will probably brbe him to testify against some
one else.
There 10 evidently some sharp practice going
on IN regard TO the proposed trial. STANTON has
bseu firing up the Court most ndustrously. and
IL he eau purchase WKkIz-and "A man of hi.
msanness ought to be purchaseabs-the Secte-
ury of War may hide his own Tansgressions
under the sins OF some other culpri, A man Of
his transcendaat wickedness and power can do a
great many vile things. JuMUs HESRI BRowsE
says, STANTON is the author Of all the murders
committed at Andersonville. lie might have
nved the lives of 10 900 gallant soldiers; but he
said they were "skeeions,'-snd so let them
die
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-24
TAXATION oAs me soua.IzrD.

The attempt is being made 30 shield Govern
ment securities from State. county and muniei
pal, taxation upon the plea that the Supreme
Court has decided they are exempt from those
burdens--that the States have no right to i'm
pose any burdens upon the bonds or indebted
ness OF the General Government. We believe
that II was never contended by any one in the dis
cussion of this question. that the bonds of the
United States should not be taxed the same as
other property. but the intention OF the provision
was TO prevent tue States from embarrassing the
General Government by imposing additional
burdens upon is securities for the purpose OF dis
credting them. No one can question the justice
of placing Government securities for all taxable
purposes upon precisely the same footing as all
other property But whatever doubt there may
be in the mind Of any person in regard to the
power OF the States TO tar these bonds there
can be none whatever as TO the right Of Con
gress to impose such burdens upon them that il
may think proper Ii thea these securities are
exempt from local taxation. they eau be made TO
pay larger portion of the national revenue.
sufficient, At any rate to equal the local taxation
70 which other property OF similar value is sub
ject. II State. county and municipal taxation
will aversge two and half cents on the dollar,
Congressional legislation can reach United States
securities. and make them contribute equal
share OF the burdens Tor the support OF the Gov
ernment. by Lowing tax upon them for the
same amount for ational purposes These
tangled sticklers for the sanctty Of tbs decisions
OF tbs Supsems Cortland they are generally
Of that class who pronounced the DRKD Sc0rT
decision unworthy of respect. and subject to pop
ular MISUNDERSTANDING will not object to the
bonds being taxed iegitimAtely so that they shslI
contribute iuss as much to the Government as
other property.
Ia conclusion. it must not be forgotten that
the Indianapolis Journs Is opposed to equal tar.
alton by ezempting the national securities from
State, county and municipal taxation. and i;
tells the tax payers who dissatisfied with this
exemption that they can dispose OF sheir property
and invest the avails n Government; bonds
which offer such superior advantages