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?. W. GRAY.
Agent Treasury. T. NJ.
c. s. DEPosITART AGENCY. I. N
MARSHALL, Feb. %. 1865

------ ----"" 1'1S'S7Sh'"A-h-f = IT - ANtry+
NOTICE has been given b. the Secretary
IN of the Treasury 10 holders and owners o.
Certificates Of Stock and Coupon Bonds, issued
under Act of August ~. lo6l. due and redeem
able after the LIST days Of January and July
lr6s, and first OF January, 1865. 70 present The
same for pay inent TO the Treasurer Of the Con
fed-rat- States. ous of the Assistant II TreAsur-rs
or . Pay Depositary. No interest will be allow
- thereon after the LIST January, 1866. nll-
The Pay Deposiiaries i'm this Department
having fluids for payment Of said Bonds arr At
Washington, Ara. Shreveport, La. Hsnsten.
irAss- f
T, -hF r. W. GRAY.
s No. 3:3~ Agent TreAs'y. T. n.
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mage their premises. and bring in ali law or
miscellaneous books. belonging 10 my sell. q.
ID. Royston, or j. p. Erwin. Some of them are
out which miss badly, especiallya red cloth
bound Shakespeare, which l kept in my office,
and Arkansas pamphlet acts Of l559 q 10. cd
| - II ~ .19-s. EDITO.s.
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OLD ISsUE.-Notice the law extending the
time Tor exchanging old issue. and the adver-
tisemrnts Of T. w. Gray, Agent of the Treas
nry. The law does not affect the 800 bills,
which arr all dead. "a .E -.+ .. ---
We have heard or this law by rumor, bu,
have never seen it until since oxi last issue.
The Depositary here had no previous advice Of
Il .H... - .+ .s.'
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MARRIED.

In Washington. on the 5th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. Boyd. Miss FLORA BRIrTiN, OF New Or
leans. and Lirut.-Col. RICHARD GAINES, 9th
Missouri Infantry n.
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the Potomac correspondent. writing on the 92i
says this evening . report came in from d.
front that the enemy showed signs of leaving
their lines They have begun = movement to
thr righl which may mean an attack upon onr
l.ft or = movement o North CartiTna-
Inc 1riDunes 81 cizl says ssTices from
Grants headquarters ar~ to the rff-ri that ih.
enemy arc rvacuaIing Petersburg, an,i Ila4iii-.l
signs Of sending troops south, hut ~. he, L
is merely to reinforce Brsaregsrd, or rran. -
r-inforcrment Of Richmond, will sooa apr-ar
They are incesssn.ly watched By Al am,
greatly outnumbering them. and superior u
rv-.rr point of detail ihst goes % make up sol
di-rs s r
The Richmend Wing saws that am.ng-t tb.
returned prisoners who reached the city y'strE-
day was the veteran naval hero, Admiral Blu
- chanan.
Rear AdInira Porter, Official account of th-
capture Of Wilmington has been received ~
III. Navy Department. He says hr had -,-
pleasure Of placing the Hsg over Fort Sirangr
the EIaminrr. eligcing the evacuation Of
Columbia. says: :" n the mere ov.rTuDEing "i
a country were conqucring il, the enemy might
begin 70 boast OF the sublugation Of ScHth
Carolina, bur the only real value OF Shsrnzn's
advance thus tar. consists In its being q step
towards cooperating with Grant in the invr-i-
mrni of Richmond
Sherman's occupation II n"i rnnqurriBgr rcun-
try On the contrary. " is making 10 Hncon-
qusrabl.. There is rrasoFsstc believe that Grn
Besurgard i carrying out = deliberate design
snd that Shsrmzn ID fhr snG nj his iri-
umPhr. The Little Confederate army mns yet
lead Sherman such dance As Green lod Corn
wallis over these same rivers and swamps'
AN ACT 20 extend the time within viii n hrlt-
ers Of Treasury Notes Of the old Issue may
rxchangt th. same for notes VI the nrf issrar
The Congress o. the Confe dera:r States Of
America DO enact. Th2; che time allowed by law
for holders Of TreasGr Notes Of tie oil i,s
TO rKchang, ILe same .cT notes oi the -
sue. az the rates prescribed by existing laws.
shall be-, an the san, hereby. extended a.
thu first day oi July, In "a. oar .ighte-n nun
dr'-u and siAly-hvr: and ti- tax of one hundred
PEI c.snt. imposed eArhsnzt-zbl- IT-asuIy
Soirs ~ the Dld i-sne oatsra nding ON the fir-t
day Of January, eighteen hundred and SIAN
Avs. ne aud tue an j. hrrr5y sInsly.ld--u ui-
III tbs first day Vt Jaly. -ightren hnndr-drand
siAty-iiy-, On which day SAID tax small attach
mi Uporai. said NOTES dhrn unrxchangrd.
and said .Ichaa g-able nu.es Of thu old zsu+
shall, until the sail first day Of july, Eighteen
hundred AID siAty-tve, continue 10 be rveriva-
bic in pAy Bp1 .! public duts. in the sAre man
aui to tin extent in which they axe
nOx .uc-irAble under existing laws
AppToF-.i December 20 1864.
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IT To facilitate the purchase Of mS,crial
NE wish to buy At this Office . limited amour.
Of certifcssss of deposit tor now issue. or old
issa. itself sssVat a ,rI--51 rsiFr2 3 t.s % =
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From ErRoPE--Nrw 10 X. Feb. 1a.-The
for.ign mails had the following:
The NSrd says thrFe w. meeting VI tia
Privy Council thr 4;h inst, in Paris. =Iid
are Informed iha. the affairs 0i Aras-Iica al,d
The connection they may have with the Mexi-
can Empire formed the principal object O. il,e
meeting. France Is not without some un.asi-
ness n to the attitude th- United S.lt.-s may
assume toward the new Empire when the con
clusion " the war has placed at the disposal Of
the Rrpuhlic large and tried army. with nu-
nnrrous and skilled officers, and "A four years
Struggle has changrti a tate hitherto eKclu-
Sively CLOSED 20 commercial ard maritime in
tsr-sis into . military State, dispOsing of inn
mrnse forces. The recent rrsolutiOn uf ihp
Washington Senate must have assisted in ill.,
cr.asing this uneasiness- NrF'-rlhrirss. 4e-
rording to our correspondent, the discussion in
which the Privy Council WAS engaged rndei Ia
this resolution That FOR the nomen, i would
b. wrDn. 10 give way 10 exaggerated facls, snd
that ia the face Of the pacific and cOnciliaioTy
assurances which American diplomacy ccntin
ues TO give. the best course TO sdopt is to ab-
stain Professionally from ali rnoyemrn.s. with
oni, however. indrlging in a false security.
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u LATEsT-ws have been furnished with =
Chicsge Tribune Of shs 2lst ult.. from which
We gloan the following:
.yA disp atch iron Gen. Grant Of ths Goth. 10
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e1cripafs hIIn rom Jna faInssv .. .ae
Asr:I-.:ns.L... .-,,> >Iitin1, IL. LIZ Il "
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tLat f1n nrEn III lie a. nliIIa L.
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tho States and people. and that tie Gen
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MISSOURI SES.roE--Hon- George G. Vest.
appointed by Governor Reynolds senator from
Missouri 70 I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
declcnsion of Col. l.. VI. Lewis. OF the 10th Nc.
Infantry, admitted 70 his seat in the Con
federate States Senate on the 18th vi .Isnusry
last The information CONES by reliable pr
vate letter. although icial notification Ia.
becn received Of Mr. Vcst's resignation Of Nj.
seal in the House of Representatives.
INFoRMATros sWANTED.-Of Plrasant W sd..
who left house near Camden before Christ
mas. His brother David requests any inforna-
ticn TO be sent to Alexander Franks. seven
miles south of Washington.
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ADAMS sEE W lli7% Fl Ettcr, sssuisbtrs -
- - - 80 fAnn-rt fh-s-tla -i-E-t;s- al
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a het, nsTee bliiet rAiE
's-' ' - A. - -;-t;-g h->~iA .-
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no tslra ss--eay wv ,.Ay y. .-ss, 50 a.
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Honorable William FL.
w well, President Judge OF The Court Of
Over and Terminer and General Jail Deliv>
cry, Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Pence
and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans.
Court in the Goth Judicial District, compos-
ed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan aud
Wyoming, aud The Hons Stephen Baldy and
John Mckeynolds, Associate Judges, OF Co.
lumbia co. have issued their ,,recept, bear
ing date one thousand eight hundred and
Sixty FIVE, and TO me directed fer holding a
Courr of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court. in Blooms
burg, in The county OF Columbi on the frs
Monday, being the lst day of Nav uexi
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Co@oner, The
Justices of the Peace and Consiables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at 10 o.
clock IN the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inGuisilons and other remembran
res TO DO those Things which TO their offices
apperiain TO be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Columbia, TO be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be just Ju
rors are requested TO be punciual in their
attendance. agreeably 10 their notice, dated
at Bloomsbury, the 25,h day of March, IN the
year of our Lord one IhousaCd eight hundred
and sixty fifth aud in The eighty-ninth year
OF the independence of the Uniied Staies.oi
America. (God save the Commonwealth J
SAMUEL SNYDER,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN died a, seven and a half

ABRAHAM LINCOLN died al seven and half
o'clock, in Washington, on Saturday, the
18th inst at a private residence, from the
effects OF pistol shot, by an assassin,
while in his private box at Ford's theatre,
on Friday evening The funeral services
will take place at Washington to-d day at 12
O'Clock, when his remains will be inferred
in the Congressional Cemetery.
ABBOTT the same lime of the terribls scene
in the Theatre, an assassin entered the pri-
vale residence OF Secretary Seward, under
pretence of ba.ipg prescription from Sew
ARDS attending physician. He forced his
way 10 the sick room OF tie Secretary by
woundiug Major and Fred. Seward, and
then rushing into the room plunged dag
ger into the Eeck OF the Secretary, causing
serious, though it is hoped not a fatal
wound. Tho assassins, one of whom is
believed TO bel Wilkes Booth, are still at
large.
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List of Causes fer May Term, 1865,

/ Elijah McNuririe Endorsee of Aaron
Wolf vs. Christian Wolf.
2 Jacob Harris VS. Peter Jarohv.
8 Russell Sucker Us VIM. keller
4 David Arhenbach VS. John Wardin
5 Samuel Williams Charles n. Diet
erich and Geo A. Herring.
Hugh McReynolds e, al VS. Peter Oil
phanI.
w Creamer Us Enoch Howell
8 A w Creamer vs. Enorh Howell
g Johr Beisel e, al VS. S F Heady
l0Ceo w Garrison vs. Casper | Thomas
IL Richard Morean vs. Samuel Hoagland.
10 John Ruckle VS. Henry-T Riley ell al
i3 Henry Gllmer vs. Moore Cfevelng.
Ia John Keiffer admir- OF Joseph Gsarhart
deceased VS. Moses Meyer
Is George Carr, endorsee of ia mes Carr
VS. Sylvester Eaux & Thomas Grew.
cling ir.
l6 Jonas Berninger lr VS. Emanuel Ashton,
IL Aueustns c Rabb vs. James Eyer and
Luke Meyer.
ls James Carr VS. Henry 7 Reilly and David
J Waller.
is John Ruckle VS. Henry T Reilly et al.
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JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACHI

DOLLAK EACH!
175 Watches Handsome iy engraved and
warranted perfect time keepers), varyIng
in prices from $40 90 TO SEQ 90 each.
225 Ladies waches, solid gold hunting
cases sos 90 each.
$50 GenIemen's silver watches is 90
10 30 90 each.
5000 Latest slyle vest and neck chains.
4 Soto 30 90 each
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins
2 so TO % 90 each.
1000 California diamond ear drops, 90
TO Is 90 each.
3 600 Miniature and enamsli ed gents
scarf pins new styles, 90 10 I5 90 each
1000 Masonic and emblem pi ns, 90 TO
10 90 each
500 Gold band bracelets, engraved and
PLAIN 90 TO 20 90 each.
5000 Jet and Mosaic brooches, 90 TO
20 90 each.
1000 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, very
tasty, 3 90 TO so 90 each.
500 FIorentine and Lava pins, the real
article. 4 90 to 10 90 each.
3 500 Lava and Florentine ear drops.
8 90 10 10 90 each.
8 200 Coral ear drops, 90 to 90 each
1000 Ladies' Chaielaine chains, Jet and
gold Is 90 tc 90 GO each.
5000 Gents pins, a splendid assortment,
2 90 to Is 90 each.
1000 Solitaire sleeve buttons, entirely new
sr} les. 90 to 5 oe each.
900 Studs and sleeve buttons, in seis,
very rich, 90 to Is 90 each.
900 Sleeve buttons, plain. enamelled
and engraved, 90 TO 8 90 each.
10000 PLAIN aud handsomely engraved
rings, 2 80 to 10 90 each
5000 Spring lockelS, double case, richly
engraved, 90 to Is 90 each.
$4,000 Sets LADIES' jewelry, new and latest
styles. 6 90 to 2 90 each.
1000 Gold pens, and handsome silver
cases, 90 to 10 90 each
This entire list OF beautiful and valuable
goods " Ill be sold for One Dollar Each -
Certificates of all the above arhcles will be
placed in envelopes, and sealed. The-e
envelopes are sent by mail, as urdered,
without regard to choice. On the receipt
of The Certificate you will see what you
are TO have, and then Il is al your option 10
send one dollar and take the article, or not.
Five Certificates can be ordered for ST.;
eleven for So; Ihirly-five for S5; sixty five
for SO; and one hundred for SIS We
will send single Cenlficals on the receipt
of 25 cents.
G. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 1870. 36 Beekman ST., N Y.
Bloomsbury, April 5th, 1863
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CHEMICAL COMPOST,

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We understand Or. p John is an appli-
cant for the appointment of Internal Reve
nue. Assessor of this District, with fair pros
Pecis of hoisiing The present incumbent
Isaac S. Monroe, and receiving the Office
He will be, il he is rot already, turned out
of the Pos, Office. AID OF course he is 100
loyal to 60 without an Office of some kind,
hence We may look for his appointment
and the good old Samaritan al Caiawissa
thrown over board.
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VS. HAVE no great food Of news from our
Army this week. AT present writing Gen.
Grants Army is lying in camp. recruiting
and recognizing their broken ranks. The
rebel army that were confronting General
Grant have nearly all dispersed and gore to
their homes and families, to remain until
come. TO close, these men may never be
called upoa.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
inc persons in Columbia county have filed
their peliiions in the Courl of Quarter Ses-
sions Of The said Counlv, for TAVERN an
STORE Lie ENSES, in their respective
townships, which said petitions will be
presented TO The SAID Conu on Monday,
the Isl day Of May, 1865, of which all per-
sous interested will lake notice, and me
Licenses will be granted on Wednesday.
The 3D. day OF May next, al O'Clock p. m {.
APPLICANTS. TOWNSHIPS
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EDITOR OF THE STAR:

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tons and information that will enable them
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Whiskers, or Mous;ache, in less Than lhir-
ty days.
All applications answered by return
mail With out charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
ssl Broadway, New York.
March /, 1865 -3 mos.
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Another FIRE.-A fire broke out in the
South Ward on Tuesday afternoon. II or
riginatej from woman burning rubbish ir
her garden. The garden fence caught FIRE,
which communicated the fame 10 a stable
Shortly after the alarm was given, an i'm
mense crowd assembled, and the contents
of several houses in the vicinity were carried
to place OF safety. The Fire Engines arri-
wing on the ground; the water was vigor-
ously piled and all he houses were saved.
Two Stables only were consumed They
belonged to VIM. Hartzel and Geo. w.
West-1ionfou tour american.
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Hon. WILLIAM ELwSLL, OF this place, had
his house broken isto, one night Is-t week
by thieves, and vas robbed OF about 5000
worth of property, consisting Of silver plate,
clothing, boots, &c. The burglars are sup
posed TO be couple Of greasy locking indi-
viduaIs, who were going the rounds gather
ing up broken umbrellas for repairs. Tney
bad visited the judges residence the after
noon previous 10 the theft.
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Having been or long time engaged
the Packer business. and established our
rePui alton for promptGess and reliability.
and possessing great facilities for selling
Jewelry IN this way, we are coBfiden; thai
we can give satisfaction 10 all who feel
disposed TO pairOniZe us
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES DIA-
mond Pins, Chains, e., to he sold for One
Dollar each, without regard to value. and
no to be paid for unii | you know VITA, you
are 10 receive.
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Agricu turai Chemical Co.'S
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

THE Fertilizers prepared by tn Agri-
cullura Chem zeal Co., "a Comp any char
tered by the Legislature of Pennsy ivania
with capital of $3.50 900 have been
proved in practice to be the cheapest, most
profitable and best, Tor the Farmer, Gar
dener and Fruit grower, of all concentrated
Hanures now offered in any market. rhe
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oTHE Huntington Monitor, in speaking OF
the next State Convention recommends
the name OF Hon. William Hopkins. Of
Washington comfy, for Auditor General,
and Dr.. A. D. MarkIey, of Montgomery
county, for Surveyor General. as men emf
nsntiy qualified to fiI the Office. aud elm
eersly hope thsir names will be brought
be fore that BODY
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syE notice with pleasure that F. P. Brock
way-brother Of The Cspiain-has received
promotion TO the rauk OF I'd Lie ulenant in
Battery F, lsi Pa. artillery. Success to the
young ArtilIsryman. He has gained hls
promotion By hard and faithful service
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u We have reliable Information that
orders we're received on Monday last by
the Provost Marshal of this county, from
Gen. Kinks, commanding, that ali drafted
men not notifedso report a, some rendez
vous should be released. Capt. Silver will
rot serve notices uIon the drafted men Of
this county.
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The article published III our last weeks
paper representing that certain individ al
oi This town had grossly insuI,sd the xiIs
oi Union soldier or the street. was sc
cepied by gentleman up town as appi-
cable 10 him. He declares that lae item is
totally fslse in that sta'emenl, and hat he
did not insult the lady. OF course We give
him the benefit of his contradiction.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

TIE Philadelphia BsRsfin says: "The
right arm ofihs Republic in THIS section OF
the country is unquesIionabIy the Union
League OF PhiladsIphian Does rot the
Butlsiie mistake righ for lsf 2-tor surely
the right arm would no, have been left at
home during The momentous srueeIcs oilhe
War. Most assuredIy the "Union League"
was the Isf arm.
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E. H. LIrrLE. ESQ, publishes m this pa
rer no'ice for he meeting OF the Columbia
County Democratic Standing Committee.
al bis Office, on the ist of May, for the pur-
pose Of lransscting business relative TO The
selecting of Delegates 10 the State Conven-
lion, which will meet al Harrisburg in June
next
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Traverse JurOrs-May Term, 1865

Benton-Samuel Yorks, Elias Shuz.
Beaver--M ses Srhlicher, Isaac Klinger~
man, James Large.
Bloom-Jesse Shannon. Thos ] Morris.
Briarcreek- Jonathan w Eek, Jeremiah
Jacobv John Kisner.
Catawissa-Geo Hughes, Joseph Claywell,
VIM John Daniel Kreigh.
Fishingcreek-NosesM McHenry, Emandus
UDangst.
FrankIn-John Hover
(sreenwooG-A Kitchen, Clinton Ro bbins
Jack son-Joseph Yorks.s
Locust Psier Miller, D Helwig.
Madison-Iacoh Flick Wesley Demou.
Maine-Henry Bowman, Chas Fisher.
Miflin-Chas Klingernan, Jno Huffnaughle,
Il B Freas.
Montour-J1seph Mouser.
M Pleasant Amos Wan ick.
Orange-Jonaihan Pousi.s
Pine-Alher: Hunter, Elijah Shoemaker
Roaringcreek-Charles Mensch.
Sue uearioaf-Chri<tian Moore.
March 90, 1865.
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OK Tue 18th insi,, the President Of ihe
United States died from The effects of a
" sund inflicted By an assassin; inst four
years since he issued the call for Is 600
troops, 10 reiake those Southern ions. gov
eminent properly, and puI down rebellion.
The call for the frs, troops was written or
the evening of the 18th Of April, 1861.