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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
One Supervisor for District No. 3,

comprising the following precincts :-George' $
Ruch's Hyampom Oregon Gulch, Junction City,
Evans Bar Steiners Flat. Douglas City, Demo
crat Gulch and Weavervile.
One Sheriff;
One Tax Collector;
One County Clerk;
One County Treasurer
One County Assessor;
One District Attorney;
One Superintendent of Public Schools
One Coroner and Public Administrator
Two Constabes for each Township in the
county also,
One Road Overseer for each road district in
Trinity county.
And it is hereby ordered, that the following
named persons act as Inspectors and Judges in
the different precincts hereinafter named
COFFEE GREEN
Inspector. Dan Nef Judges Frank Abrams, John Davis
Polls opened at Abrams store.
TRINITY CENTER.
Inspector H. Y Fitch Judges A W. B0yn'0n' James
Polls opened at Williams hotel
MINERSTILLE
Iuspector J. IT, Tourtette Judges Fred. Leach. Deiner
Polls opened at Tourtlette's store
BATES.
Inspector. F. Bates: Judges JAS Gardiner Wn Tolley
Polls opened at Bates Van,iatre's house
E4STNAN'S
Inspector, Warren Dunham; Judges Sam Pettijohn @
Eastman
LEWISTON
Inspector NJ Cresswell Judges, ii. b. Dayton, WI Fox
Polls opened at Foxs store.
GRASS VALLEY
Inspector. D. VI. Kellogg; Judges o. T. Lowden, Mat n
Trask
Polls opened at Toll House.
INDIAN CREEK.
Inspector " B. Soddar; Judges, c. VI. stratton, Chas
0'Carne
Polls opened at Morris saloon.
DOEGL4S CJTT
Instector C. Mason: Judges j. j. Kellogg - Estes
Poi, opene, at the School House.
SrEIvER'S FLAT
Inspector " Rates: Judges, L. l. McCausiah' " "uun
Polls opened at Bates house
ErANS' BAR
Inspector A. Hunt Judges. b. Murphy, T. Mcurath'
Polls opened at Alex Stillers store
JUNCTION CITE
Inspector Nathan II. Thomas Judges VIM "eliar' Jos
A. Sturlivant
Polls opened at Temperance hall.
OREGON GILcH
Inspector Cleary: Judges, J. Slatery Thos Mullen
Polls opened at Herrick's saloon.
CANON CITE
Inspector, Jeres Wilson Judges G. Anstead e. Dannel
brink.
Polls opened a, Gilzean's saloon.
NORTH FORK.
Inspector, John W. Phillips; Judges A Waters A. L. Nc
Whorter.
Polls opened at Yehe's hotel
EAST FORK.
Inspector. D. Dyer: Judges. L. p. Perine Jas Pickett
Polls opened At Perine Dyer's house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

FACT WORTH PoyDERIxG 0S-THE CERTIFICATE OF THE
woRLD-A UNIVERSAL MKpicINE-For the investigation OF
truth for testing the merits Of fact three things are nee
authentic documents and personal OBJ
servation all Of which ooways Pills and Ointment possess
In eminent dereeth6y universal by being advertised
in printed language anil used by all nations throughout
the world their authentic the millions Of
certified in all clmes among all people and
soual observation Of the thousands who daily witness the
immediate relief they giving coughs colds asthma
bronchitis Wheeling in the chest and difficult breahing
also the radical cures In neuralgia cooreux rheumatism
lumbago and sciatica
We BELIEVE lr.-The Amador Ledger says the
9th day of September will prove the Union party
of California stronger and firmly united
than before. We believe the prediction
correct one. In point of numbers the Union vote
may fall considerably behind last year, but
enough of men who be depended on in future
will remain to insure certain victory, and to
teach disorganizers a very instructive and much
needed lesson.
GEN. HAkLEoK and staff have taken rooms at
the Occidental, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

GEN. HALLEoK and staff have taken rooms a
the Occidental, San Francisco.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. (
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Geners
In Election will be held on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

In witness whereof have hereunto set
- my hand and caused the Great Seal of
! State TO be affixed this twenty-ninth day
/ "''' of July, in the year of our Lord one
- thousand eight hundred and sxty-fve.
FRED X. f. LOW,
Governor of California.
Attest: b. b. REppING,
Serrctnrv of State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
Secretary of State,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TRINITY Co., !


" IT IIIV' mug To I''77'
WHEREAS, WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY
W of September, 1863, being the day on
which the General Election will be held through
ont the State for the various officers required by
law to be elected therein
1t is therefore hereby ordered, that at such
Election the following officers for Trinity county
will be elected, in addition to those to be chosen
by order of the Governor. viz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

comprising the following precincts George 5,
Ruch 5, Hyampom, Oregon Gulch, Junction City,
Evans Bar, Stener's Flat Douglas City, Demo-
crat Gulch and Weayerville.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Direct Taxes,

One or two things remain to be said
about the question of Direct Taxes, 10
which we adverted last week.
One tax was 10 have been levied under
the said law, previously to April |, sos
and thst tax was paid by Pennsylvania to
the General Government, by making ap.
preparation for arming and equipping the
soldiers sent to the army at tho beginning
Of tho war shereby increasing oar Stat 9
debt to the amount Of several millions, and
to pay the interest on which, We ar now
paying special 81 ale ta.z.
Perhaps Pee John, writing for hi.
friends in the back townships, will deny
that also but tho pocket of the tax payer
will at once set his judgment straight or
that point.
In this way, by playing hand and glove
Andy Curtin managed to conceal the fac
Of the levyiug and paying OF Direct Ia,
of of the people Of Pennsylvania, until the
actual knowledge Of the fact, would Meth
er endanger his nor Lincoln's re election
Now, concealment being no longer neces.
sary to hold tho gudgeon, whom they hav'
SO long deceived, the facts are admitted
by all except such intensely ignoran
fellows, as fugle the Republican.
We'shall have more to say on. this sub
ject hereafter. For tho present let wha
has been written suffice.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Orangeville Male and Female
Academy.

The greatest outrage committed by any
portion of people upon any other, was
enacted by the manner of conducting and
holding the election for Trustees of the
Orangeville Male aud Female Academy on
the 3lst December, A. d. 1864. We
would not have referred to it at all through
the newspaper as tie whole subject will
undergo a judicial investigation; had not
the lying Republican endeavored to mako
point about the matter.
"The other party" Of whom the Rcpub-
iican speaks as having been "wofully bsa-
ten" were not and are not beaten ,and the
unjustifablo course adopted by the party
who controlled the election will have such
ventilation as will do them gooG for the
balance of their natural lives. The peo.
pie, who have an interest in the proper
conduct OF all cur schools, and in the funds
for carrying the same on,will see that JUS
lice is done, as soon as they get the mat
ter in their hands.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Meeting ofthe Legislature.

Both Houses met and organized on The
Sd inst. The House elected A. G. Ohm.
stead Of Potter county, Speaker, A. W.
Benedict, Clerk, W. II. Denniston, Assist.
ant Clerk, Alexander Adaire, Postmaster,
Chareles e. Idell Sergeant alarms j ames
r. McJunkin, Door Keeper. The demo
Gratis voted for nominees of their own who
might have been elected if they had re-
ssivsd enough votes.
VIM. j. Turrel of Montrose ,Snsqushan
ma county, is Speaker of the Senate.
The vote stood on the first. ballot 80
Democrats to 55 Republicans.
Harrisburg is crowded all the Hotels be-.
ing full. The markets are steep and on she
rise. Board sl2 90 per week.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Return Of Prisoners.

Lieut. Myron Fellows, of New Colum-.
bus, has just returned ON parol, from
Charlestown, South Carolina, after being
a prisoner Of war soveLtesn months and ten
days. His health is in bad condition, and
his cyo sight very much impaired.
John II. Koons also arrived at Annapo.
lis OIL the 18th ult. Mr. koons left New
Columbus in 1901, enlisted with Colonel
Harvey's Company, was a prisoner oil war
in 1862, was wounded slightly, was after
ward exchanged, and then returned to his
company, where he remained until the 5ih
of May last, when he was again taken
prisoner at the battle Of tho Wilderness,
few days before the expiration of his
term Of enlistment, and sent south with
nearly the whole Of the 7'h Rcct. of the
P. r. V. g., he is now paroeG and is ex-
pccted to see his home for the first tire
since he left in June 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
National Police Gazette.
THE GREAT
CRIMINAL PAPER or THE AGE

The Proprietors would call the alleulon
ottbe public 10 the fact ,ha, ibis paper ii
now in the twentieth year o! it, puhlra-
lion, aud that ii is the only paper publish.
ed in the United States containing accurals
Reports o! all Criminal matters o mpor.
ianre occurring in the world. Having a
large Corps OF Rrporle's and corre,pon.
dents extending over ,he connlry, ewes
them nnusnal tacilnies Tor ohainn. crr.
rect information on subjects ronnecIeh
with their speciality. Each numoer i,
pmbplli-hed with engtavings oi startling
event, Occurring in this great me'ropolI,
and other Cuies of The Union |, also
contains from time to tlm~, exact like!
ne-ses Ct thieves aud other criminals, (which
enables cIlZpnS 10 guard themselves
against deprehaton-.
To citizens aud otlcerS il i a inYaluhie
AS il contains every week an arCoun
o. HE doing, Of ;he thieves, their wherea-
bouts aud their plans aud devices 10 eHIrap
and despoil The IL wary.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Is published in The interest of good gov.
erumeut and correct morals, aud lis eYlen.
sive circuaiion in all parts OF the coIniry
is an evidence OF lis appreciation by the
public. 1t c"u be purchased al all news
dPpols, and PERSONS wishing TO subscribe
can do SO by addressing
GEO, w. MATSELL & co,
3 Tryon Row, New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Our Quota 10000,

The announcement Of the admiDist: alton
that the quota of Pennsylvania is sixty
thousand on the coming draft, has alarm.
ed even Lincoln's friends. Those who
voted for him under the false assertion
that his election would end the war and
give peace without further drafts, have a
beautiful prospect before them. An this
might have been otherwise If Mcclellan
had been elected. The South would ha We
returned to the Union under his admins
tration, but under Lincoln they never will,
as long as they have power to resist.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
say The atlantic Monthlv for lamar,

say The atlantic Monthly for January
comes out in new type. 1t isa return 10
the letter OF fifty Years ago, and l,ok.
quaint and in some respects pleasing
The paper is good, though not quite SO
good as formerly. The number is ex-
cecdingly readable; and The writer's are
Bryant, Longfellew, Hawthorne, Bsyard
Taylor. and Holmes, Mrs. Stowe begins
her papers, entitled "The Chimney Cor
ner,''
We have repeatedly said that The At
lantIO does not view political questions
from our stand point but as iterar v
magazine il is very able 1t is 81 90 a
year, published by Ticknor & Fields, Bos
ton.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
A appointments by the Commits
sioners.

The Auditors and Commissioners met
lait week, and made the Annual Settle
ment. II will be published as soon as
approved by the Court il February. The
Commissioners then made the following
judicious appointments for the ensuing
year, viz:-
Atty 10 Commissioner,-W. WRIT, ESQ.
Commissioners Clerk ,-R. C. FRUIT ESQ.
Mercantile Ap'r-Capt. G. B. BRocKwAY.
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ag- 1t is a most extraordinary thin,

Sss- 1t is a most extraordinary thing
that the fellow who runs the smut machine
cannot tell tho truth. In The wager he
sefcrred 10 lastweek the Stockholder, who
according to the RpuJliean,. is- an honor.
able, high-minded man, says that the bet
was, that there was "so such thing as
DirectLand Tax" and the abolitionist
based his opinion upon Pee Johns asser.
ton whereby he lost his money, to his
great disgust and chagrin.
We give another article on the "Direct
Land Tax" this week, to which we call
attentions
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

DYER L. CHAPLIN, Esq one of the Lin
coln prisoners oil New Columbus, this coun
~, we understand, has returned to his
home. He was arrested on the 3lst OF
August, inearcerated in Fort Mifflin, and
was released on the 3Ist day of December
having committed no offence against the
laws. The only charge was that ho sold
at his store to neighbor's boy two lbs.
of lead and a box of caps. Well may Mr..
Chaplin wonder whether he is citizen Of
free America or the subject Of AN European
despot. III Lnzerne Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
TO The Editor Of The Dem6yat .


SJR:-I often hear complaints in this,
that abolition publications are more abun-
dainty circulated among the people, than
those of q more conservative and demo-
cratic tendency. Itis true and the rea-
son is obvious enough.
Not only do they advertise more exten.
sivcly in their own party publications, but
they are constantly seducng democratic
papers into giving, among our own people
favorable notices of periodicals., whose
doctl ines and tendencies wo believe to be
pcrnicious in the highest degree. And
while that is being done e,thc people do not
find any antido,e to that poison. No
where is found notice or recommendation
Of democratic publication no where is
attention called by our papers to the
monthlics of our own party organization |;
and our people are left to the mercy of
abol,ionism in Its only seductive form tho
literary one. Look at all our democratic
weekleys, which circulate among tho rank
and file of our party, and you will see the
extent of tho evil to which | refer.
We do not iud advertisements and no.
tees and recommendations Of" The Amer.
ican Monthly" a democratic magaSino
published al No. 81 Park Row, New
York; nor Of 1.-The Old Guard also of
the true faith, published at l62 Nassau
street, New York. These are left to find
their way as best they can while Others
fill column after column of our party pa.
pers. Depend upon it Mr. Editor, these
things ought not SO to be. ses-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. George p
Steele, last week sold the hotel property
known as Steele's Hotel" on the Sqnare,
TO Mr.. Zlba Bennett, for S22 900.
+. A. Page has purchased the farm Of
Major McNiel on the Kingston road, con-
aiming rs ecros, for S22 ,00J.--IbM.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

A COMMITTEE of Kcntuekians. who re-
Gently waited on the President for the pur.
pose, got his promise Il II the draft should
be stopped in that State which has been
done. II was found l9at the draft was
putting more men from Kentucky in the
rebol army, than In thai OF the Federal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

A young girl pamed Jenny Forbes,
living with DR.. Uptegraff, on the Square;
drank strychnine on Monday evening
from the effects of which she died. 1t /.
said that letter from her parents, living
al Ca'bondale, saying that they were des-
titute and suffering, prompted tho sad
act. Part of the family were at the Ball.
RECORD OF Times.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

A Pictorial Double Number.

The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and
LIFE ILLUSTRATED, for January appears
with 30 quarto pagcs, and beautiful H..
lustrated Cnver. 1t contains portraits Of
Tennyson, Slliman, Sheridan, Cobb, Pill.
ips, susanna, Wesley-mother of John
m Indian Chief, Franz Muller, Miss Mug
gins, Miss Fury, the Princess OF Wales,
Florence Nightingalc.a group of Warriors
Hannibal, Julius C~.ar, Pizarro, Crom-
well, Charles XII, Frederick the Great,
Scott, Wellington and Napoleon, with ETH
NoLoGY, PHRENoLoGy PHYsIoGNoMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, and PsYCHoLoGY, No l..
Vol. 4lst. Published at 20 cents NUN.
ber, or 50 90 year, by Mes-rs Fowler
Is WELLS, $50 Brodway, N. Y.
s@- BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,
"Cantain no opt,m nor anyth,ng ,njuri-
Gus y DR.. A. A HAYES, Chemist, Bo.ton.
San elegant combination for Coughs"
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~ recommend ihei, use TO PuJlic 'Sptak.
"s. Rev. D ii. CHAPLIN.
"WoSt sa'mtary reiicf IN BroncAaiis"
Rev. S. SElGrRiED, Morristown, Ohio.
"Jtry bc"cfciat utcn suffering f,om
folds." Rev. S j. p. ANDERSON.
"AtmoY inst',nt relt9 IN Tie DISTRESSING
l'LT Of b~atimg peculiar 10 Astma."
Rev. A. G. EoGLEsToy, New York.
"1hey hare Suited my case faactly,-
relieving my MroM so Mai ! coMa sing
Wiih case"
T. DUcHARMn,
Choritcr French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to Or
TAIN the genuine.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

SG- Rev. A. R. Rutan, of Luserne CO.,,
who was "Kidnapped for opinions sake,"
and underwent arsical trial before the
Military Commission at Harrisburg, has
been sentenced to pay two hundred doll
lars fine and undergo six months impris-
onment in Fort Miffiip..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
PUBLIC VENDUE
valuable Personal Property

THE subscriber, administrator of tb.
ship dcr-asrd, will expose sale at the rrsdrnrr
of Widow rodine, in Cltawissa, Pa, on
TUESDAY, TIE OATH OF JANUARY, 1865
The following vhiasblc personal property, via -
One Bay Mare, one Carriage, one Spring
Wagon, Sleigh. Bureau, Desk, Beds and
Bedding, two Stoves, Chairs Tables, Set
tee, Stands, one Gun, Patent Washing
machine. set Of Buggy-harness, Copper,
kettle, Vinegar, a large Fi,h-nel, Pota-
toes by the bushel, together with a larg,
variety of Ilou ehold and Kitchen Furn-
iture too numerous to mention.
ALSO;
\, the farm Of the deceased, in Catawssa town,hip
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25TH, 1868
The following property will be offered for sale
ONE DARK COLORED HORSE,
Twelve Sheep, one two-horse Wagon
Sled, set of Yapkee-harness, Plows, Har
rows, CIltivalors, four swarms of Bees
Wheat, Buck-wheat, Corn and Oats b,
the bushrl, Corn-Sholler, two Tanning
Mills, one turning Lathe, Pigeon Net
Grain in the Ground. together with tn.
entire Farming Utensils of the deceased
consisting of articles too numerous tc
mention.
~ SAFE to commence al 10 O'Clock, A NJ on each
day. when terms aud CO nditions will be made known
JOHN V. BODINE,
Administrator of the Estate Peter Bodne, decd
January H. Isis.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

sss- VIM. II. Observation-Disclosures, was
On Thursday last, elected State Treasurer
OF Pennsy ylvania, by the Joint Convention.
OF the Legislature
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

say- Senator MosTaoMRRY, and Rep
Iesentatiye JAcoBY, have OUT thauks for
documents.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

ssS- Hon. w. Ii. JAcoBy, our Member
of the Legislature, we notice has been
placed on the following Committees, viz;
Accounts Printing aud Miues & Minerals
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

Boz Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, u noble
Union Democrat has been elected by the
Kentucky Legislanre,to the United States
Senate.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
y al a. 4.

EStUb u EEt@UDttN -TWIIUV ~ 6HSGF,
THE undeuigne Auditor appointed by the Orphans
1 COurrof COLUMBIA county, Pa, TO make distribn'
lion of he asseis OF the Estate of Elizabeth Murray
deceased among The persons entitled by law TO re-
ceive the same, will attend TO the dunes of his ap
p"intment at kis office in Boomshnrg on Saturday, the
Ssthday OF January, at ~ oclock in the forenoon,
when aud where all persons ntefesed' may MI end It
they think proper,
w. WHIT .SadR9r,
DloomshuTgl Jan 2, FsG5 II s. so
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LIQUOR LICENSES.
List of Causes for February Term IS6

Elijah McMurtrie Endorser Of Aaton wolfvs Chris.
tian Wolf.
Jacob Harris vs. Peter tacoby.
; Russell Stokcr VS. WIN keller.
4 David hchenbach VS. John Wardh
George Iongenherger George Miller CT al w Joshua
Robbins William Doyies.
Juo Alcgar aud sarah Allegar Va Jno Y Allrsar.
Samuel Williams VS. Charles II. Deterich and Geo.
a. Herring.
Wilson Ager vs. Joseph Long.
y iiugh McReynolds ct al VS. Peter Oiphant
10 Amos w Creamer VS. EnOch Howell.
II Amos w Creamcr VS. Enock Howell.
~ John Bcishel ct al VS. 5 F. lIcadly etal
10 George w Garrison vs Casper Thomas.
~ Richard Morgan VS. Samuel Hoagland
is John Ru,ke VS. lleury L. Riley ct al.
IL Henry Gilmer, w Moore Creveling.
IL Enos ]. Adams VS.. Samnel u Seybcrt Wit Sci IN,
to Peter VI Traush and Josiah Thomas Garn silde
Ia John keiirr admir- of Joseph Gearh,rt, deceased
VS. Moses Meyer
~ Rrbecca Nanderslicc VS. Rcha rd u Mennugh
W George Carr endursce OF Jamrs Carr vs. sylvester
Fox aud Thomas Creycing. jr.
JESSE COLEMAN, Parliamentary.
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Rar Judge A. s. Wilson, OF Lewistown,
died at his residence in latplses on Mon
day week, ngsd Ga.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

Say o. N. Wosdeu has retired from the
Lewisburg Chronicle. j. n, corneiius
will hereafter ruu the Smut machine.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

DosINa STANToN,-Mr. Stanton ,Secre-
tary OF War, resiyed through the mails
last week letter containing four large
pills. There was nothing in tho letter
to indicate who The donor of the strange
eff was
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

sa5- James Mcilenry one Of The so call
ed monsters who frightened Mr.. Lincoln
or somebody else out of his wits has been
liberated alter confinement of lO3 days
in Fort Mffiin. We wish that Mr.. Lincoln
and the other parties at whose instance
Mr.. McHenry was arrested and incarcera.
ted in loathsome dungeon were as guilt
less of violation of law or the Constitu.
tion as the accused - Scranton REGISTER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

y HEALTH.-" Health 10 an excellent
thing, especially when you are sick" as
Mrs Pennington says. And when you are
sick, it is important to have restorative
agents, pure and relieble, such as you get
at Meyer & Eyer's Drug Store, where pre-.
scriptions are always put up with the ut.
most care, and where fresh and genuine
medicines are dispensed.