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, 1865-08-19
SECOND DESPATCH.


The Theory Of The Prea1dentss Ap.
poInt1nents In lhe southern states
The EexvArds-Chtef Justtce Chase
The We1tx Trial, dc.
Especial De.ratrh to the Chicago TElbuna.1
WAsH1soros, Aug. 1s.
II arswrf to the application OF Northern
Corgreeem1u for the appointment Of one o! his
eouttltaente to IN Internal Revenue otlce IN
senth carollna, the President said that be meant
10 80 upon the theory thft there we're enough
espable md loyal men in tAas snd every other Of
'he tate feee Suites 10 fill the Offices and rcorgan.
ase RIO tattatn the State goye1umerta.
FREQ. ee"sfd has bean greatly be1edted By hla
6ay a The seashere. He md the re.t Of The
Seward hmlly IRE expected to return to o-uteht aud
htnceior1h 1ho 1egulk. management Of tbe State
Department BY father and son, s1c,ctarv snd
Aseist&nt Secretary, IL to be 1espucd.
Chief Jus,iee Cha.e arrived II Wathinpton lat.
last night, In responte to an crruest te.esr,,n r
f,u,n Tho President requesunr hIs nro-
scnce. The Prendent tent for him e.rly thi.
morning md had long interv7ew before 1he
Cabinet meeting. Subsequently, a. We. Dudcr.
STOOD, the Cabinet dlscnseed ths questions In
snlyed in the t1ial Of the Audelsonv1lle j.tlee.
We1tz, nnd the bea1ink it t. likely to hass On the
subsequent trial Of JrG. Davis.
The Bpetpn appointments we:e settled 10 .day,
, 1865-08-19

Tie Late Nikas aster On Lake Huron-
*s11em%nt r5 Tho F1F7t 1sak. Of the
HIeteor-no0ument 10 MIchl:<A1 Suf-
<11-fss ACs
, 1865-08-19

4 RF puhIfCAn ReT0luS10N ThFeateUcd.
EEw ToRE. August 16-Tbe Hralds Pa,5s cor.
Eeepone cnce contains important statements Re-
tpecucg political sffatrs IN Spain. The Queen
and her Prime Minister arc not on at al GOOD
terrs. Etsoug Republican feeling exists
anopg the officers OF the army, and revolution
nsY be cpnaideIed as tpanlneLt.
, 1865-08-19

Steamboats,, Wharf Boats, Barges,
and other Property.
prA21H2xAsszA GxxEaAE's oFyICx.l
WAtH1s0Foy, D. G.. July ., 1871
a! sa s. .es: ~ I'll
ior the OF The following named ste31noats
WhaItAaats, Ba1gts, and othsz pFoparsy.
AT LITTLE RocE, ARKANSAS. uST1l MoS-
DAY, SEPT. IL. !. L, for The
sidc:xheeI steamer Davenport tessJ.ooat', rests-
e,n.whseiase.reez Convoy, No. :. rsztasersd III
Whlea ean 30 seen at Little Roes. A,E,pss. 9a,n
AT v1cKsBuEe, M!ss1ssIre1. gSr11 FRIDAY,
Esssx72s A 2 as;9s p;s!sE I 5sfsss1ss as 81 tsss,
Seasi Bsiss, Fofiti = S@soas' @ and George B. Ns-
Nins ~ Gnnws1s Bs1xet.
=: is !: ss;:'ss e.; ..sP
unsil The aay Il SHE. Aulsks'S Sss
AT HArcHKz sNRs S5ssSsIRRa: g. + T. SsTl aosnAr.
- fssf{ Is Sts5$s s$s!s's 4Ss1si b.zse,.
~ E sa!eh - pa seen at N.toasr: Mi,.,s..p2i.
At NEW ORLEANS. r.; YSzM L., WEpszsDA IT Il
Waleh ssn q SEA 1t Foit audsoa. "a. mill the
Fe? IL 1h.rt boat sstsn'z, 7ea sq:s, .nttHa al
woies ean sten at Baton Rauze. L., NATL ths
+ - Arar Inr tha
, 1865-08-19

no PARTNERSHIP The IN
~ de.s!gned have hi. day formed co partner.
ship for THO trA1gactoo Ct GtAer i Ffoducs Cofn.
mission and Atrchsndlso broserag. bpIlness, undur
the firm raUe cfJ0HN O. MoEKQk& 4 co.
Ofce and Wa1thcEs. Isl 8. Harer ST.
John O. II 1NROE
RIB. OGDEN
Chicago. Aug. IL 1sG5. aul9ks3 3t-nes
, 1865-08-19
NEW YORK.

Tho Recent Fpr6er1es MnH Failures -
Ora III M a. Co.'S ANHsea-Etftcx Of Ihe
Fnatute-4se eney1sge Esr0Nn-CNlon
btA1e Convention.
, 1865-08-19

Dos7oE, Ang. 1s--The whalips baroue psar},
Of NV London. while On thh passage ffom Homo
1nln to The A1ctic Ocear, was destroyed by ths
piratA Shenandoah. This capture is addjt,oi,.l ia
The feet before zepo2ted deairoYed.
, 1865-08-19
BQsfOn Appointments k-CouAteFfe1t
NnfPH - EaM ri ANS.

Trensury Notes -Parduns.
WASHINGTON. Arg. 1s.--The Feesideut to.day
sprot1ttd ut1ntbsl Hamlt1, Collector; u. II.
Geoch, Surveyor, and 7. 8. Ulas1 + ood, NayA
Officer, 81 the Port Of Boston.
sovt.a cou. tene1t Il q. SEu7tes wsse ysce1uy
but Nerc reaai!E 6etected BY experts 10 thst bu
1esu. There were nunelona eoonte1fslt teos,
but none 60 IA. as + heard from Of demon IaiIons
letred.
The rebel Gcr. J. A. Smith, Of Tennessee. IL
5rnoEE the spp!ieeDta for Partcn. Several special
pardon. were Efant.d tosnT.
Government has teen ctliclally Informed hy 4
letter daled Port Mshou, Alloica Island, Jn!J
a,sh that the CD clera hso m1t" it, sppearanca on
the coast Of Epasn. III: tiviL Governor OF the
Isiand had given directors that proper c.sa be
t ke1 10 pre- sent tee fpreadtrE Of thu a!te.so
etlaufd Yetffls a1IfEe haYtpg II On board
, 1865-08-19
QUEBEC.
eefueiIEe Flre-S,xtY to
Aulldluvs Deat1oreH,

QrK1Ec. Au1. 1S.-About 1l:30 list nient d d.e
broke out in house On the corner Of C.tron md
Queen sheets, occupied by Je.n Paueuet, grocer
1he dtmes extended, despite tho Utmost e1er.
streete. Destroying between eixty and eighty
buildings. L0sE not ret a.tsrt1itad
, 1865-08-19

NEW ToRK. Aug. 1s.--Go'd continues nra, but
without speculative movement. The trhnsar:
tfons being chiefly regular, atd on account nf
cnstoms demand. Average qQola:ions ihis morn.
lee. 141t,
, 1865-08-19
important Letter
REHPBCTIr5G
THROAT AND LUNG
DISEASES.

The following letter from well known citizen acd
enter OF Distinguished lAw nrn Ct thls city, viii
be read with iuterts:.. DH. AVER. ct tho CHICAGO
Tu1oAT Asp IrSo 1SbTITu1E. ctzney Of Dearborn
and It olph s1e:t c2sts tas:k The HoEd> CatssFh,
Throat and Lung pheaaes, Asoua, Ah.euoIs ofttc
Ee4rt, aEd III complaints thkt:ead 70 Contcn eton.
Eow u THE BEET sKAsoS FOE T1EATx4Sr:
"Ihel sstuned that th,se who TIT rou1 s.tten Of
t1eatmsnt viii be benefited. You tre.:ed Mrs.. Bles
.er in the <.ss-- ---" --senrsd
--...a v. asse, saa wn.n 3oa s.st1.t'o.
With ht1 ahs was know. tn tft9 sssrs vnstatr
Tne tsutt u, entestalted YET Ns. n,sasaa tad
she could recover. He both a.
..med guch sthta ~ that It would 70 ,ro,, =.
to ro,--a until death iiTc.r eort1r p.iqa susue1
Nn,is aha ,~sa uader ynzr utstn3e.s she vii aw.-
ron hone, aut 10 not think The Tas sf .boran,h
u tho cuiht to hA.a been; but ths lho-t iisas vau
treated her wrought mM.el'. She imp:orad, aud Ia
short tua Whs batter than Ite errr had nsea SINGS
Ikctw heT. think tha cu1e permanent. Yeu haT,
also treated ue aud whils 1h4ye not Cone tusttee bY
Teu1 fSsse1n, Jet know ha1t dxiYed great xau
permanent henent have had ex1eEtence In thexo
diseases, md hEvn 70 hesitation Ia recoar,eut1nx
yoUs Gyate1o to ali who sra aH4ctd. toe t1ue yya
tem Of Treatment, and youfle a. 4 wall edu eated
phyxfelan aud thoroughly Competent to tr9ss those
eiteazes # which you n1te speciality. Yon kra 1t
liberty to mxke any 1ss OF thla letter to INTRODUCES
you thero that jan ake ft.
.'Ycnls, DC, J. L. BLKRrER"
HutptS3 1t
, 1865-08-19
Mem ahhertt8tuE14tB.

NkW X4Uuk<k18 N4xA*6t
ONLY
Commercial Journal
In INDIANA.
RECENTLY ENLARGED AND
IMPROVED.
Near the close Of itsSecond Volume
LAFAYETTE WEEKLY
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
1tu Jou:aM commands i:self to
Wholesale Merchants and n1nu-
ufucturerH,
A. valuable adyerttalnx medium for
REACHING INDIANA TRADE
Ana especially tia: Of tho s!ch
WABASH VALLEY.
It has 4 circulation double that Of
Of any other weekly newspa-
paper In Indiana.
.Threo. fourths of which Is amongst
Country Merchants, a class which
3obbers and Manufacturers dnsira to
roach directly. Fifty dollars expondod
for advertising in this paper will bring
q larger Toto1n than four times that
amount expended Unfortunately
amongst other Indiana newspapers.
WherethisJ Journal Circulates.
Besides very large list in tho CITY Of
Lafayette, ve have clubs Of from 20
to SO copies in over fifty towns in In
| diana. Parties wishing can ASCERTAIN
the towusin which ne have the largest
Lists.
| Specimen copies OF the paper will DO
mailed free to parties who wish to adj
vertise. Address,,
R0SSER, SPRING & CoWEN
LAEA1 ETTE, INDIANA.
Aul417sls
, 1865-08-19

The radiealr, Of eonr1e, we're appointed 10 R1 the
offices.
TIE incre.sed Importance Of the wertz tst.l his
led to tho reorganization Of the military court
bslore whleA be Ia to come. Gen. Wallace Is to
be President, md Generals Gcary, Mott And Lo
.enzo Thoma.-all Msjor Gcnern1s-aEe added to
the Conm1eston. An organization will probably
be effected tomorrow. though nothing else -
expected before Nanday.
The architect Of the cspitol has been waiting
the arriyal Of Chief Ju..ee Chase, in ordez to de-
termine, according to his wishes, the changes in
the roona Of the Supreme Court, rendered neces-
sary by the extension Of the Eouth wing Of the
Congressional 1lhra1y. The consulting room Of
The Justices viii be removed to the basement, and
there ia talk Of bringing up the Law ubrarT and
Incorporating 1t with that Of the Congrets, tn the
nea fre.p1oof toom=.
The stnse Department confines to recelrc I'D.
ylcss Of the rspid advance Of the cholera vest
ward. =.
The Htrolds Washington epecial s.ys Senate,
Doolittle arr,yed IN the city lset evening. =
Ex-MsJor Hoyt, Of New otlehne is III tho city.
Uor. Jnbn Co7ode was here q day Or two ago to
reytEe tthe PennsI1san1a State, and departed
Jest2rdsy to u1geit upor the convention now In
sesBion.
1t IL reported thst Gen. B!rney will reeelys
come suitable appointment under Gen, Howard In
tle Ffeetn:n's Bure4u-
fJ1hn MiIos Bot3 arrived at Wilfarh's
Hotel this evening fn route for Richmond.
---
Eardss Ihentre-0Ys. Thurnton-The
Wcr1z Eonrf H1afttai-An Important
order frunt Cen. Terry
WA.u1s1rcs. Auc. 1a.-The cortrsct for con.
ve1tire Ford's Thester: into . nre proof building
esa eennsitary far The reheI archiyes. hss bEen
sas000.
Mrs, Mary Thornton, who has Inst died in this
cttT. 1t lie aaysnced a.e of iW ycsrs. va = vi
dnE II Dr. Thofntan. The oripn1i srchit Ct nf
he CspItoi, and lie r1st Commlssionsr of d..
tents "'' ~'A''''@ - -
Tse Wer,z trisl will not tsks -n,ac. nnt,1 next
ue,F "'>- ~s' A-'''
TIE numlrr of 1nemh<rs cf tha Mil,tn,v ccm.
utssio1 l. 10 be 1ncrea:ed. sna isrcer room th.n
1l1at nnw otrn nten> nrnenrea ~ = nr+iJT7Insrv
Chief Jusiicc Chsre la 1etuIned to Wasafns.
I to1 11 ~
Eru 3~oor. ANN 1a-rhs 7,<;br,t,s w,st.
fnpfon specsal s,1s lie S1Ietence Of cons'derabe
assaetIa3scfinT. srsonc 1,onns ~ ~. n.n.r,msnt
ot V;1si1is. Ia 4eSsId tn tSesr ,etsnon n ss,v.
r. ~ rend, red ~ esder f1om 24an T"-rg ~ IN
| In snhirrt nrccrs,rV Esnv ~ tks n,sn .31vs ~
,nat u ~ encstcc univ fcr ia T.r ~ snd now III
II IA TistnstI, entd ~ aTe entitled ~ thasr ia
, 1865-08-19
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
The GREAT OVATION
TO GEN. GRANT.
How His Friends and Neishbors
Received Him.
MR. WASHBURNE'S S SPEECH
. AND GEN. GRANTS
=: REPLY.
An Incident on bis journey
to Galena~
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH
AMONG OUR WHALING
FLEET.
Important Order from
Gen. Terry.
FRgeEES8 Of the CH0lEaA,
Tiee-President Kamlin Made
collector Of Boston.
TIE FRAUDS AND F0RG-
FRIES IN NEW. YORK.
All of the Latest Devel-
opmenIs.
THE LATE DISASTER
ON LAKE HURON.
Statement of the Mate of the
Meteor.
{iee-President Hamlin Made
Collector Of Boston.
TIE FRAUDS AND F0RlG(4-
FRIES IN NEW YORK.
All Of the Latest Devel-
opments.
THE LATE DISASTER
ON LAKEHURON.
Statement Of the Mate Of the
Meteor.


Tho I1iumFhAl JourneT-Erenf Ra-
thnEtnbrn Of she People NH the
Ealex xa-Meccption speech uf Hoat.
Il. b, VAAhbnfhc, ETC.
, 1865-08-19
stenmhc Mt CoIlisfoR at Now
Orleans.

NEE oR1EAss. arg 17.-Tha steamer MAtau.
x'a co!ltted with the steamer C1tlonta opposite
this CITY. The latter eunk and Is supposed 10 be
4 totsl lo.h.. No l!yca we're lost, The Mata1zas
IL unipju1et.
, 1865-08-19
ERU91 WASHINGTON.


Bot9a and PetrpoInt-1he Steamer ni8s
pure-ErS<dnleus Rureau- Demand
for C6lortd Employees, DC.
, 1865-08-19
FEO3 II MISSISSIPPI.

The Es Esrthguake-Pfoceed OF the
nIlAslsAlpP1 etotc Constitutional CoQ.
veuttous
, 1865-08-19

HEADQUARTERS SUPT.
VOL. Rn;R'4 3EHT1rK, ILL.,.
Hr11SayIELp. Au971tI7. Ism:
tn HD1EE Frs or CL<lllS At3A1hSi 1hE 1S*"
Ek:aME2T
Ntee hes:ng s!,s n: ny 2; aves M.s
sh4I Il, al ut sud p:op-T Claims f2f aappe -
!aeasd 4: raiin Ssa E'ncv d IL n' III
Ia nTenaInu and pstten.ed Ar oNc1 r. s1!u~rmeats
Efs u.tk. Gal u A..
.,,,r.sFs 5 Y. I. s., III.
, 1865-08-19
TO PHYSICIANS.

Pure Drugs, Fine Chemicals, Tie"
mans Surgical fnstrnments5 8addlo-
Bagas Dlastic Stockings, Trusses,
Supporters, Clutches, Magnetic Ma
chimes, Tlnid Extracts, Koith'e Pre-
nuxatious..for 6ale low by
BLISS 4 HHARP,
so1skn.1. pEuxasss, 143 Loke strset.
, 1865-08-19

Another American WHaliur Veste
UtstF0yed By I44r.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
ID | + ID

In Sunbury. on the 10Th INST, Robert T.,
only child OF Col Truman Fl. and Mary Z.
Purdy, aged year, and months.
In Muncy, on Saturday evening, l4th inst.
Thompson Mitchell, eldest child OF Rev.
Samuel Shannon, aged about years.
In Berwick, on Monday evening, 10Th
inst, Nathan b Seely, aged 81 years, 7
months and days.
In HemIock township, Columbia county,
on the ! 9Th inst, Mrs. Sarah Wagner, in
ihe.7Ith year of her age.
IN Hemlock township Columbia county,
on the 18th inst, MIR. Michael Stecker, ged
about 73 years.
In this place, on Wednesday 18th inst,
at The residence OF his father. Or. D. L. Scott,
George D. Scott, in the 26th year of his
age.
The subject of this notice was formerly
principal OF the High School in this place.
He was a young man of fine talents and OF
an open, generous nature and much re-
specleG where known. He fell victim T.
consump piion.-D DdnUUe IntelGgeHctr.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
Military Execution of T wo Boys in st. Louis

On Ihe 9Th day of November last, while
the troops that had been in pursuit of Gen.
Price were returning to ST. Louis, two pri-
vaies of the 21st Missouri infantry, named
Ephridm Richardson and Abraham Puryis,
straved from their regiment, and meeting
citizen named Dominck Patton, sho; him
down on the road and robbed him Of his
mcuey. They were arrested, tried by a
Court Martial, and found guilty OF The crime
OF murder. On Friday morning last, the
boys, aged respectively sixteen and seven
teen, were executed in front OF the jail IN
ST. Louis. The boy Purvis first ascended
The gaIlows, accom- panied by Catholic
clergyman, Father Glerson, who knelt with
him few moments in prayer. They slow
ly arose; and The boy now took deliberate
measurement of his doom. His eyes were
lifted and hs took a quick feeble glance at
the fatal moose, and then his head was bow
eG, his frame quivered with weakness, and
his face showed that he had a heart SICK
with excess OF agony, aud sinking in The
presence OF death. Then there was mani
fest an inward struggle TO submit his soul
TO its trial and he walked upon the trap,
and before lis head was placed in the
moose, said 81 am innocent, aud die a
Christian, and am willing TO die" The
rope was adjusted 10 his neck and drawn
very tight, and then tie white cap was
drawn oser his face, the hammer was head
unoosing The bolt of trap ard The body
dropped with a dull, dead and sickening
sound. Unfortunately The neck was not
quite broken, and life was not pronounced
extinct until the expiration OF some twelve
minutes.
Some moments elapsed before the re-
mosal of The body and unIl all things were
ready for :he second execution. AT little
after eleven O'Clock Ephriam Richardson
assembled The scaffold with the priest aud
alter few moments of prayer, he walked
with firmer tread than that of his COM
rads to the fatal stand, and without making
any audibe remark presented his head for
the adjustment OF the rope, and in mo-
ment more another soul had gone 10 lis ac-.
count.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25

SHORT DAYs.-The days are Intensely
shurl al each end Just now-a5outs az short as
they make ,hem in this latitude, we think
without consulting the almanac. Ii is true
the nights are longer, and one can make
the rounds o. all The loafng places and still
have a long time TO spend at home before
bed time but those who have given
amount Of labor 10 perform find it difficult
10 do so without the use of artificial light
The breakfast alarm breaks our morning
nap Jus: as the red tinis of the rising sun
appear in tine eastern horizon, aud yet we
are surprised TO find before the morning
meal is concluded that :he Town clock has
IoId the hour Of eight. Stopping on the
way TO your business TO chat with few
friends on the current events of the day,
you tind The minute hand has passed the
cy piers marking twelve, and nine O'Clock
is upon yon-in fact you scarcely gel lair
and regular built start before the dinner
gonas sound. The afternoon runs away ia
Tie same manner, especially when The day
is cloudy, and you are compelled to light
me lamp at o'clock. Short days, aliho'
sometimes inconven lent, are not without
heir benefits, if TOR nothing else than the
conlras, they afford to the long summer
days, which commence at four IN the morn
ing aud end when it is almost bed ume.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
List of Causes for Feb. Term, 1865.

Elijah McMurtrie Endorsee of Aaron
Wolf w. Christian Wolf.
, Jacob Harms VS. Peter Jaco5y.
3 RusSe p Sucker VS. VIM. Keller
David Achen5ach W John Wardin.
q Longenberger, Geo. Miller et al VS.
Joshua Robinson and VIM Boyles.
John Ailssar and Sarah A. Alegar VS..
John Y Aleear.
: samuel Williams VS. Charles Fl. Diet
erich and Geo. A Herring.
Wilson Ager VS. Joseph T. Long.
9 Hugh McReyuolds et al VS. Peler Oil
phan'.
10 a W C5eamer IS Enoch Howell
II A w Creamervs VS. Enoch Howell.
10 Johr Beisel ct al W Heady eta
I3 Geo w Garrison vs. Casper | Thomas.
II Richard Morgan W. Samuel Hoagland.
Is John Ruckle VS. Henry T Riley Ell al
l6 Henry Gilmer VS. Moore Creveljng.
II Enos l. Adams VS. Sam'l Seibert with
Sci. fl. to Peter NJ Traugh s. Josiah
Thomas, GarGishee
IS JohG Ksiffer admir- Of Joseph Gsarhart
deceased VS. Moses Meyer
10 Rebecca Vandersiice VS. Richard B
Nenaoh
30 George Carr, endorsee of James Carr
vs. Sylvester Faux s. Thomas Grew
cling II.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
The Lais George n. Dallas.


Al The Monthly mssting Of the Historical
Society Of Pennsylvania, James Ross Snow
den announced The death of Hon. Geo. M.
Dallas, and appropriate remarks on tie
character and pubic services of the deceas-
\ ed. He said that, in the list OF orr eminent
/. and distinguished citizens, MIR. Dallas stood
in the front rank. He was favored by ma
ture with great abilities and the most grace
iul aud attractive manners and department.
! Having in his youth the benefit OF a home
which was the seat OF refinement and learn.
ing, and the examples and instructions of
his accomplished and distinguished father,
Hon. A J. Dallas, 70 guide him, he was well
prepared for the thorough education which
he received at Nassau Hall, where be was
graduated with the first honors OF HE class
1910. His subsequent career was full of
honor and distinction. He was eminent al
the bar, whether 10 supporting the rights of
his private clients, or representing the Uni
ted States and the com mmonwealth of PENN
sylvania, in the Federal and State Ceurtz -
He was eqnaly Distinguished as a Sgnator
" liz OhttOO StolCo3 otlu NiCO- II slU6Hl oil
the United States. He represented our
Governments AT two of the post imuortant
Courts in Europe. On his relpfu from The
Court OF ST. James in 1851, ne retired 10 pri
vsie life, and on the last day of the year Just
closed, be ended his useful and honorable
career, in The seventy third year of his age,
Ihls event vas suddsn and unexpected TO
his family and the public, thus realizing
wha, r,e Psalmist has said, and what is al
so applicable to all mankind, ''There is but
one step between me aud death"
Mr. Snowden closed his remarks by offer
ing the following preamble and resolutions,
which were seconded by H. G. Jones, Esq
with some interesting and appropriate OBJ
servalions, and were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, since the last meeting of the
Society death has called from his earthly
career our beloved and distinguished fellow
citizen, H On. Geo. NJ. Dallas;
I And whereas, ii is proper tha, the Hislor-
ica Society of Pennsylvania should place
upon its minutes notice OF this affective
bereavement Therefore
Resolved, That this Society deeply sym
pathize- with the family OF the late Mr. Dal.
las in their affective bereavement, aud
with the community a large in the loss of
an eminent and lamenIed fellow-ciiizen,
who has, By long and useful life, render
ed important and valuable services to his
counry.
Resolved, That the private virtues and
pure morals and integrity of the late Mr.
Dallas, add 10 the propriety of placing Oh
our minutes this testimonial of our appre-
citation OF The lie and character of a cilizea
who has been an ornament TO his naive
city, and whose memory will be dearly
cherished by his fellow citizens.
Resolved, That these proceedings be pub
lished, and that the Recording Secretary be
requested TO send copy thsreo! to the
family of the deceased.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25


TITS LADY Is FRIESD,-We think we have
engraving thar that which embelishes the
February number of this magazine. 1t is
called ''fhe Prisoners Child" and is sto-
~ IN itself. The face c: lbe girl is full of
an Indescribable sadness, ard as she feeds
4he birds outside the prison bars, we long
10 speak some words of pity and comfort to
her. The Double Steel Fashion PlaIe for
this month is a very handsome one, both ir
design aud exec ution: the contrast between
the co1ors is especially fne- The other
fashions and engravings of !ancywork are
as usual varied and well executed The
music for this month is the Linden Hall
Polka" The Literary contents are ''The
Norlands = ''The Cooper Shop Story"
showing how one of the New England la
dies in the olden times, before "Women S
Rights were invented, acted in the spirit
OF leap year, "a true story by The way); ga
Story OF household" by Mrs Hosmer
"Better Than Cheslnuls," an amusing tale
by Frances Lee Nearly Lost" by Laura ].
RiueDhouss; "Frances Haley" by Clara
Augusta; "HopefuI Ray" by Minnie w
May: "Not much of a martyr after all" BY
F. y. S,auffsr; "Going home," by Ida Ma
son Curious Styles of Head Dresses in the
last Century, Editors Department &C., &c.
Price $3.50; 2 copies 81 90; 9 copies
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NosC IS The time to send On subscriptions -fo'
1863.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
Grand Jurors for Feb. Term, 1855.

Bor. Berwick-Jeremiah Seesholiz.
Bfiarcreek-.Wm. Hippenstsel, John II.
Smith, Samuel Kelchnef.
BIoom-Vasline Boon.
Benton-Jesse Obj
Catawissa-Solom on Hetwig.
Centre-Henry D. Kaorr, Hiram Scaweps
penheiser.
Fishlngcree k-Abraham Kline, Esq.
Hemlock-John Hartman, William Fry,
Jackson Leiby
Locnst-Michael Hover Jonas Fatiruger,
Isaac Rhodes, VIM Berninger.
MiHlin--Chahes Grover.
Madison Frederick Derr, Jacob Eyer.
Maine-Jacob Sugar
Otangs William Bellas.
Scolf-HsfmoG Cfeyeling, II. D MeIlick.
Jan. 4. 1865.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
REVIEW OF THE MrARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MAJ RR he ID.

A; The residence of Joseph Hicks, al Beac h
Haven, on The 17ih lus:., by Rev. NJ. z.
Croslhwaile, Mr.. VIM. V. Palmer, of vii.
Transport, and Miss Anna r. Daily, Of
Berwick.
On the 22d of Dec. 1864, al the Parson-
age in 0rangeville, by the Rev. w. Good
rch. Mr. Michael Weener TO Miss Rosan-
na NJ. Housler, both of Fishingcreek twp,
Col. CO., Pa.
On the 14th inst, al the Parsonage in
OrangeviIIs, by Rev. w Goodrich. Mr
John H.. Minnick, o. Shickshinny, to Miss
Melinda Pealer, Fishinscreek twp, Col co.