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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-18
JsEhDING RAIL ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
july 20, Ie65

trrat Trunk Linr From The North
and Sorth Wrst fDr Phu1delrhin. New York
Reading rutt-ville, lrbluuu Nl"nioNu l. ,,ou. Lr.
Trans IrHvc llnrusburg t"r Nr'v inrN, as nilpH.
Al IN :; .5 aud Is a VI, and ~ VI. arriving al
New lur4 At 70 % \. VI 81 and t.0D AMI 10 10 =. ~.
he abuvc cunurrt wIth sIullHr rrttps thr Penn.
sylvauIi kHll Road, aud Sleeping tars accompany
tGo 300 Rud cl5 \. VI Train. without change
LtavG TOR R,a hing, PUtl,viliG, Tamaqua, Miners.
vile, a ,haud, lInr Grove, Allentown and Phadci.
phia at II \ and r Is NJ, stopping at Krbanon
nnd pIinCiI al stations only.
Way lrnIus stupFIug AZ all points, At : II VI ant
44U 7 ~ Krturninr; Leave New Y0tS al A ~
, |! U0 noon, aud M Vmladclphn At $40 VI and
asa + VI t"usvlllc At s.li VI and !!j VI; Ash
land Al G,ih VI aHd li.3l uOOn, TdmaIua At 10 A
NJ and 80 T. VI aud Reading at 40, 7,3j aud iU4j A
~, 3 and 6Gj Z VI.
Reading Accommodation Train, caves Reading
60 \ returning irum ltitlNdclphiR at ~ + 81.
Columbia Ran Road rriuus leave Readily at q 30
and 1885 VI and oliP NJ, for Ephratu, l.itIz Col
ualhia g..
Ot Sundays, Lcay, Nv YORK az 0uP II, rhla-
de- pima - + NJ. nt,sviIin 731 \ NJ, Iamaqua - a
II, harrisburg lj MauG Rcadiug at 90 A for
IaTrraIrg.
Comm alton NIleapa S'asoc, ScIool and EHcur
slnn Tickets % aud tcom all points AT reduce Rates
baggage checked through - pounds allowed each
Passenger. G.. \. NlLOlLS,
GENERAL SUPERISrENpEsT.
Reading, Pa. July II, 1868
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 0.
THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAvIs--v1Ews
OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
1t is known that President johnson has
expressed the greatest anxiety to bring TO
q legal issue the question, whether treason
Is crime, and whether il can as such be
puni,bed.
The following from to.day's National
Republican, is believed to be substantially
correct
The President has not only con.ulted
his constitutional advisers, his cabinet,
and the proper law officers of the govern
ment on the subject, but be has ALEC inv-
ted to his council some Of the most emf
nent constitutional and criminal lawyers
III the land. Among these may be named
Chief Justice Chase, who came here from
Ohio some time 10 August last at the spc.
cial invitation of the President, to consult
on the general subject of trials for treason
Suisse queutly President johnson address
ed "a letter to Chief Justice Chase, inform.
him that it might become necessary for
the government to prosecute some high
crimes and misdemeanors committed
against the United States, within the d.
tlict of Virginia, Chief Justice Chase's
circuit, and inquiriug whether the Circuit
Court of the United States for that disc
trIct is so far organized and in condition
to exercise its functions, that the Chief
Justice, or either of the associates of the
Supreme Court, which hold c term, Of the
Circuit Court there during the autumn or
early winter for the trial Of causes. About
the middle of October. Chief Justice
Chase replied to the President. He pos
itivcly stated that his Circuit Court Tor
the District of Virginia, either TO be pre-
sided over by himself, or one of his asso-
ciates, would not hold term during the
autumn or early winter. He stated that
the regulcr term, authorized by Congress
would commence this year on the 9th Of
November, the present month, only one
week before the annual term Of the Su-
premc Court, when all the judges are re-
quircd to be present, allowing but one
week for the Circuit Co ,rt 10 sit, which ,iu
the opinion Of The Chief Justice, would
be too short term for the transaction o
any very important business. But the
Chief Justice adds, that were the fact
otherwise, be so much doubts the proprie
ty Of holding circuit courts Of the United
States in State, which have been declared
by the Executive aud Legislative Depart
meuts of the National Government TO b.
10 rebellion, aud therefore subjected t.
martial law before the complete restoration
of their broken relations with the natio,
and the SuporSedure of military by tn
civil administration, that be would be up
willing to hold such courts in such State
within his circuit, which includes Virginia
until Congress shall have an opportuniI.
TO consider and act on the whole subject
The Chief Justice expressed to the Presi
dent the opinion that civil court in
district under martial law can only act b.
the sanction aud under tho supervisor G
the military power and he positively a;
serts ,hat he could not think that it be
cou cs tho Justices Of the Supreme Cour
to exercise jurisdiction under such condi
tious.
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VOLUME %.
Execution of Wirz,

Capt Wirz was hung between 10 and
ii o'clock on Friday morning 10th inst.
On the gallows he declared hi, inno--
cenco.
Ho died without exhibiting any signs Of
fear,
10 the morning Father Boyle admins.
tered tho sacrament to Capt. Wirz, aud
Father Wigget, also Of the Roman Catho.
lie Church, then placed upon the prisoner
the black cambria robe, rcmarkug as he
did 50, ~ hope this will be turned into .
white one in The other world"
at two minutes past 10 o'clock Capt.
Wirz came from hig cell in the Old Capi.
tol Prison, accompanied by Provost Mar.
shal Russell and other officers, and by
Fathers Boyle and Wigget, and passing
between the military guard, they assembled
the scatfvid.
The prisoner was then seated.
The scaffold was twelve feet square and
twenty two ieet TO the top beam, with q
trap twelve feet from the ground.
The guard consisted OF the l95th Penn.
sylvania volunteers and three detach-
men's of the Veteran Reserve Corps, IN.
der the command of Capt Wabridge, tho
military superintendent of the Old Capi-
tol Prison.
There were several hundred spectators
present besides the the military, civilians
having been admitted Oh special passes.
Amid proGuud silence Provost Marshal
Russell proceeded to read the order of the
War Department, founded OH the verdict
of the court martial which tried the pris-
! oner,
When the reading Of the order was
completed, Wirz conversed with those on
the platform with seeming calmDess and
self possession, and it was remarked that
he had smiling countenance. To bis
spiritual advisers he said
III am innocent. I have to die but I
can die like man. have hope in the
future. have nothing more to say"
His legs and hands were tied, the moose
pass ed around his neck and the black can
placed over his face. He stood erect
without aItering, evidently having nerved
himsel for the solemn event. Those on
the platform retired to the railing, leav-
ing the doomed man in the centre OF the
structure, After few moments of pro-
found qnie, the drop, at precopcsr.ed
signal Tell.
lie hung about fifteen minutes, and
then was cut down His body was laid
upon stretcher and conveyed to to the
prison, whero it was placed in coffin
and transferred to Father Boyd for inter-
mens.
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Select lDostrn,
Popping the Question.

o what a shocking thing indeed,
o! what n stupid fashion
That when a woman falls ln idve
She may not breath her FASHION
As though she could make as well
The ncedful declaration,
That she intends to make with "Afi,s-
A fnal separation;
And could not Just as well present
Tho thrilling, sweet proposal,
That she would like to give herself
To tIymen's blest disposal,
Or, to be more explicit e'en.
And save my readers tfoub'e,
That SHE intends to change herself
Her single self to double.
Tothink woman could not say,
~ love you more my Harry,
Than all the world. except myself
Dear, would You like to marryi
Jim wants me but don't want him,
Consider what you utter,
Because my heat you see. You sec,
Is in dreadful fluttor." :"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-18

A CHICAGO Joker contributes the fol
lowing to the Drawer. We hope it is not
a sample OF Chicago husbands;
There lived on S--street, Chicago, q
hard working man, who always tended to
business before pleasure. In this he was
right. One day his wife was taken sick
and the next day she died. The husband
kept at his w0rE as usual, and after the
funeral he returned 10 his labors.
"How iS this p asked one OF lis neigh
bors. Cant you stop 10 mourn little ?
"No, sir" was tho reply. "BuSnoss
before pleasure"
And the old fellow returned to his
bench.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-18
my Jeff, Tbomp,ou lato rebel General

g0- JEFF, Thompson lato rebel General,
tells the editor of the Louisville Journal
that the only persons in the South who
wish TO do any fighting are those who
didn't do any when they had the chance
We bavo a good many such people in
tho North,
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A Strange Meeting.

One afternoon, in Ogdensburg, n. Y,
an old man was jogging along apparently
in deep meditation. On the other side Of
the street was returned soldier. who oh.
serving tho old gentleman, started across
towards him, accosting him as Mr..
Wright. The old man did not appear to
hear the soldier, until he was ovcrtaken
and salutcd with "ilow do you do, Mr.
Wright -
The old gentleman half besi!atingly 3
reached forward his hand, which was
heartily grasped BY the soldier, pcered
intently into his face, and replied
"WeIl, 1 declare, you have got the
start Of me this time"
"You ought to know me-" replied the
soldier; 81 used to work for you."
"When = asked the old man.
Before the war;" said the soldier.
"Are you sure - inquired MIR. W.
"Wherc do l live, and what is my name!
Cat Briar Hill, and your name is -
Wright" said the soldier.
"Well, this is strange how long did
you work for me - the old man inquired
"A good many years was the response
"And yet l do not recognize you
What is your name p
"Albcrt Wright" said the soldier.
At this announcement, the old man
dropped hi, cane, and fell upon the SOL
dier's breast, excaimiug;
my God is this my son Albert -
The scene which followed is beyond dc
scription. The son embraced the father
Both wept tears Of joy. The old mar
danced with delight, and in his terpsicho
rean feat cut pigeon wiug-double chas
sa-half right and left-do SC do-ala
mand lsft-and balance, all in styl
which indicated that be had quito forgot
ten his age or infrmities, and wound u
his delightful performance, By cxclain,
ing:
"Wouldn't the old woman give he
eyes 10 know this p
For some minutes the two men engage
in these i'm moderate exhibitions of low
and atfec ton, and then went off together
A lady who witnessed the happy meet
in of father and son, intorms us that sh
was SO Interested in the scene, that sever
al little tears OF JOY drops came from th
we'll OF her own heart, and made thei
escape from her eyes, before she kucv
what they we're about. She inferred frol
the conversation that Albert had Ion
been given up by his parent, as dead
There must have been joyous time ;
the elder Wright's that evening.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
Baltimore, Nd.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY,

The only Place uhcye C,uc can be OBJ
tanned.
Dr. johnson has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Ehcctual Remedy in the
World for Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Sricturcs
Affections of the Kidneys mud Bladder, Involuntary
Discharges. lmpotency, General Debility Nervous
ness, dyspepsia, Lanpuor, Low Spirits Confusion of
Ideas. Poipitaon Of the Heart, Tlmidity Trembling
Dmness N Sight or Giddiuess, Disease of the Head
Throat. Nose, or Bowels-those Terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth secret and
solitary practices fatal To- their victims than the
song of syrcns to the Mariners Of UI sses, bchting
their most brilliant hopes anticpations rendering
mn eyr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-18
D & UP DE G RA F F IS
EYE AND EAR INFlNlRARP,
ION the Square, Three Doors from Steele's Hotel
WTLKESBARRE, PA.

nNHIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
A furnished in the most costly style. Reception.
Private and Operating Rooms are large, convenient anu
well adapted. The Surgical apartment contains me
finest collection of instruments in this country ahd
thus hIs faculties Will enable hh To meet any ana all
emergencies in practice lie Will operate upon all the
various forms Of glINDNESS, Cataract, ucclnon OF
the Pupil Cross Eyes Closure uf the Tear Quota N
version of the Eyeds, PtGryeum. &C, &C. ANA wll
treat all forms Of sores, Eye Granuled Lids Opacetes
of the Cornea, uHd Scroiulous diseases o e Eye 'o
sether with all The diseases 10 WHICH INT Hs' - s
ect. :. .,,,,, -
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases common to
the nrnuu Discharges from the tar Noises III the ar
Catarrl difficulty ofhCarng total lie ncss even Where
the Drum is destroyed. WIN insert an atulI'"' ""e
answering nearly an the purposes of the natural,
DISEASES OF THE 1IlROAI,-All diseases e"h''
mon 10 the Throat and Nose will be treated c,,
GENERAL SURGERY He VIII operate upon N,up
feet Hair Lip, Cicft Palate, rumors, Canc'Is Ein,
ged Tencils, &C. Plastic operations by healing new
hcsll into deformed parts, aud General surgery VI
whatever character It may present. ,..-
HERNIA Tor RUP1URE)- lie will perform "l'abiuS
operation for the TSdiCa complete cure OF heta,
his is unquestiOnably perfect cure ana is dhc WIN
little or no pain Gut Ofnany huIdreh opcfateu
Boston there has been no failures It having h,' 'a'
ne 1ltrt appreciation of all whohGvc snhinlleu loh
0ARTIFiGAL EYES.-Williusrrt artificial Eyes CIV
ing them the motion and expression oi tht ha'u'""
They are inserted with tile least pniu. &c.,,
HEMURRnOIDS, (Piles,)- troublesome Glseas'
is readily cured Those suffering fromit VIII 40"
to call, w ., ,,;a,, q,
DR. In De Graft visits Wilkes Barre with view
huilIng un permanent institute for the treatment
more than quarter of century IN Hospital aud getl
| al practice he hopes, will be sufficient guaran'e
| these who may Ue disposed to employ him,
May IL, l5di--u,
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nat4- HENRY \

=
be wants "a government hereafter SO
strong that there can never be either tu-
mutt or an Instruction. Then the gov
ernmcu, of hell ought to suit him exactly,
for there Lucifers power is so absolute
and 20 great that mono ever think of re.
sistapcc. vs. read Of "rebellicn in hcav.
en-" bu, never OF rebellion in hell. Ac-
cordng to Beechcr's theory, hall is the
best and ,hs best administered government
in existence. No wars no riots no tn.
mults no resurrection no rebellons !!
no sympethiscrs with treason There
power is so perfect and despotism so admi-
rablc, that the peace Of the kingdom is
never disturbed. Instructions and rebel
icus suppose consciousness of oppres.
sion, or some wrong, with the hope of re.
dress. But there is nothing of this kind
in Mr.. Bcecher's model government of
helI--no consciousness of injustice, aud no
hope to inspire action. All is the denl
i"ertta Of power that is the perfect mod
el oil a strong government. We hope MIR.
Beechcr's admiration will not be dampen-
ed when he gets there. For our part, we
waut to sec discord, vengHance, and re-
sistance reign wherever and whenever tyr
amy and oppression raise their beads
We pray God that there may never be ans
peace, any where, on tho basis Of deSpot
ism. 1t is tho peoples right and the peo
Pies duty to free this world of tyrants.-
It is the peoples right to be Irfe, and tc
send to Satan's kingdom all who try to in
.roduce his system Of government on
earth.-OM Guard.
EY- The o.her day the 10 U S. (Col
ored) Heavy Artillery marched up Broad
way, New York, numbering over sixteef
hundred, with overcoats, knapsacks, aut
whife ghvtS, aud preceded by ascooret
band of hIrty pieces. The shoddy papers
wept into ecstacics over the darkies. "Nt
more imposing spectacle has been present
ed to the citizens since the soldiers begar
to return .aid one of them. "The!
marched with steadiness and regularity
that drew the most enthusiastic plaudit
from the thousands CT spectators tina
lined each side of the street, said anoth
er. "Iheir reception paS The warmeS
that has eUer been erteaaea 10 any Of om
returning BRAVES" wrote third, And
So they had it, but all forgot to say where
the "braves" achieved their laurels, OF
why ihey received "the warmest recep
lion" &c.
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sss- Brigham Young is, indeed, Pillar
of Sail Lake. His idea Of a wife is-Lots.
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EU- Funny-to see young lady with
both hands in soft dough, and nuequitoo
On BIO end OF her Aoss,
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DENTEs 4 Es Y

II. G.. H O. w E II,
SURGEON DENTIST,
~--vS~. RESPECTFULLY oTrrs his profess
ESsFSfyf$ ional services TO the ladies aud gentle
UTEfSE&A men of Blnonsburg and vicinity, lie is
diIy prepared 10 attend to an the various
operations in the line of his proie aud provided
with the latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH; which
will he inserted on gold platlna silver and rubber ba
to IOokwCll as the natula teeth
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured ar" al
oIeraions on teeth carefully and properly attended 10
ResideRce and ofhCe few doors above the CouT
Il luse, same sidO,
n BioonsbuTa, Jphso. 1855
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TIN lNsUrEcrIoN INJAMAIcA-In.
telligence relative TO the negro lnsurection
in Jamacai, states that disorders began in
the district OF st. Thomas, where martial
law has been declared The leader Of the
distractions is nomed Basil Eoglo' The
government had offered two thousand do.
lars for his arrest,
Two Spanish war vessels, the Santa
Lucia and the Andaluza had left Santiago
de Cube, on the 9th ut., to protect tho
Spanish citizens sn Jamaica, and offer aid
to the authorities in expressing tho revolt'
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice, N1t dttadnh and destructive habit which annt
ally sweeps to an unimcly thousands of young
of the mOst exalted talents anh brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have cnttanred listening Sen.
a'es with ihG thundgrs Of eoqucnCc, or walked to &c.
stacy the living tyre may cdi' with full confidence.
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sS- A man in Wisconsin, while bath.
ing in the river last week, discovered, af-
ter an industrious " scrub" os his own
person Tor abont Eve minutes, pair Of
drawers which hs had los. about two
years boiers,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-18

s-Y Miss Tucker says it's With bach.
elors as with old wood, it's hard to get
them started, but when they do take
fame they burn prodigously.
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To all whom it may concern ueber
paS anltanpt9e 8erbalten bon 5rauen3immern
1ta4t cine ensltlae 3eitung fOleenbe 8emerz
f1tn9; Die Oamen Io1ten 66Hidf banten,
tpenn Elm Ntann tbnen leinen Sit abtritt, unb
1t3 gar ntdt gu brett binIebeu. OaS 1T &Qes
reHt i9Dr, aber eS Hilft bait ni6ts. - SIM
Onr9lHnttt iinb ameritanilGe Srauenaimmer
pte tmperttnenteltn bic es eibt. sic betraG=
ten es ais Die Serflu6te Yfi6t unp S6uloia
felt Der Mtdnner, opr ibren mm~fanarei6eu
t9abnertHrben, AUDI Grtnplinen eenannt, IN
Der @ale aus3upetden, unb p6ne 0iberreb,
nno 3S9ern ih6 gu erbeben, 1obalo elm ipl6el
9~ottbe9naOeteS 0eien it4 berabla6t, in eineu
Gtienba6npa9en 3a treten. Debbalb ipQt,
mans erlt re4t nt6t tbun, 6ts Ie ibre SIM.
Ferttner3 abIe9en utp anltanpia 1up bSftd
Gerpen, tpie li@'s fir Elm OrOentliGes Sraue,.
8tmmer i6tdt. go
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Gelltl0sc NenersNeriTaerunaS GjeIeus
id1aft y &altimpre.

tdlnft BON SGltirapre.
Office: 9tQG@de ppR Sputb uno QombarS Ctr.
iR ;. Stpd Der FARMERS * Iier 5autS Sau.,
&tn6an8 tn epmbare Str.
Ultle neue Seen faatt IL irst bersit, gcrn6eruussa aler
Nrt 6eQen Terlut eeer SGaeen burd Jeuer tntsesenauurb-
men. 0a bic attten Der Sc ai&Gft fb tn ben 9anben pom
uber 400 fan eurtgebenbs eeutiGer Burger BaItimDre'S
bettnbrn " III has eeuti&e YHbIitun b~eIpn6epS eineelaben,
eteiem In nnlerer Nfttte Guf Der ipItbefeH Bats be6r5nbe.
ten uEterae9men ietne SerF&srunseH aaJubertrauen.
prafbert: 6 bG 8. u eber.
.f.4l Utee-9ralteent: . eturt@ StrauG
2ireFtOren
Spiepb Huppert, Mueuf 9Bdsner.
&baS lBeber, @brtfopb @ifel,
MntUn NetBstttel, 3erun. s. @rpwnItIb,
@eorS Rof Sriebri6 Netr,
9einrt@ Straus, peter 0ala,
Spbdnn Batter, SpG. 81. Nubpun,
9ttAael Dtulneer, Sfdat Deforb,
Srant ). Super, Satpb s. 8GRtdrh.
9~etnrt1 Sees, SER.
~ Fur Ypltcea wtrb setue gersanane 9ema&t. ~OA
49, G2S1Qrt III
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