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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
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and Lumber Yard J. situate the RaiIrsrd Depot.
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They C'netaUtly manufacturing lumber of all
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those 20 wish tn purchase biIstuf hat they have
one Mill specially prepared To timber almost
every size aud length required. THose wishing to
buiid roniracIOIs fr building, money, by
giving all
The undersigned would also announce that they
prepared To DO all KIND repairing of Machinery
su-h a. 1hTeshin. Machines Mower, Reapers and
a' kinds 1f agricultural implements, upon reasona-
BILE t-TmS
Address. +. c. EVER, Sec'y
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE,

Estate of Reuben Sdrage decd.
The nm iersIsped Auditor appointed by tn. Orphans
~ 'L. ~ C"iumhih county 10 axe distribution Of
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HOME { AGAIN.

Besides the numerous illustrations, No
Il will contain the following Stories and in
teresting articles
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
News Items.

The parties who shamefully nogged school girl IN
Cambridge Mass have boon indicted by the Grand Jury.
fountain on the greon at New Haven, Conn is talked
The depot at Mystic Conn, was burned on "Wednesday
night last, with iis contents Loss no, stated
Alabama which has agents all through the North
soliciting means TO keep Its population from starvation,
has appropriated $4,000 for the publication Of rebel
records OF the war.
At the Jesuit College Commencement in Georgetown,
d O., on the Sd inst Robert NJ Douglas, son OF tho
Little Giant" delivered ontion the death Of Han.
nibal
A case involving the responsibility Of bankers for
special deposits recently tried In Cincinnati Tho
SUI, brought by vandcwatcr and wife against
Larkn, Fox Co., Of Cincinnati 10 recover tho value
Of two seven thirty bonds for $500, alleged to havo
been left special deposit In tho bank OF the defend
ants the nth Of June, 1898 Mr. vandewater stated
that the bonds were the property Of hs wife, in
closed In an envelope which her writ
ten when no called for them the lith Of Sep
smber they could be found and the defendants re
that they had received this deposit without having given
any receipt and without examining whether contsned
tho amount named on the envelope that they notified
the plaintiffs that they received compensation for
the Of the bonds they would not be held liable for
their loss In they received deposits In the
regular way. They sad they placed these bonds In
tin box in which they in the habit Of placing Al
the special deposits they received This box placed
cent oc"rs or clerks IN the bank had access 10 II They
had long been In the habit of taking SPECIAL deposits and
thus was the first instance In which they had lost any
thing. Under the Instructions of the Court tho jury
found for the plaintiffs the vaiuc Of tho bonds principal
| and interest
| Professor = q Brown, of Dartmouth College, has
been invited 10 the Presidency OF the Vermont Lnivcr
| sity at Burlington.
soldier from Lowell, Mass who was made blind In
eye by the passage of fragment of shell nj
tho siege Of Port HUDSON rot into scrmmage tho other
day and received blow directly undcr the blind eye.
Iecchcs applied to reduce the swelling, and IN
/ few moments the injured eye was made whole as h'
other
senator Fessenden lost nearly all hs property by th'
i Portland are.
II Ia thought that the Agricultural College Of Esw
| Hampshire will bc located at Hanover
destructive Hre the 9Th inst destroyed the
pive machine works Of Amos Rogers A. Co, N Willow
vale 1ve miles south of uucs, " " The loss IL csti
| mated a; $500 600 Insured for 800, ocs
well known citizen Of Worcester Mas, retired Il
bed the other night with his full beard. and
prscd and greycd next morning waking 10 ind that
during the cht Il had all fallen on leaving his face
bare boys The occurrence II unusual but not
paraleled
little girl killed by ra,tesnake recently Ia
Plymouth, Wisconsin.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
THE MONEY CRISIS.

IFrom the London Times city artcle), June AL
The Bank directors, at their weekly court to-day,
sf discount Although the stock Of bullion shows fur
ther large increase the plea s believed TO consist in the
extent Of the Simultaneous demand for OF remit
tRnce 10 the Continent The banking reserve shows
large augmentation and there be fear Of this
being unduly drawn upon, because the notes in the
hands OF the public still between 81 900 900 and
70 900, 600 In excess OF the normal amount The mer
camille community that since the date when ten per
cent was liked as the proper charge for the protection
both OF bullion and the former has increased
twenty five per cent and the latter has advanced from
f13O $50 to f4O67 800 and they naturally ask whether
in the face of such changes, there should be
responding change in the rate of discount
Phey look also to precedents, and observe that so
recently as the 4th OF October last when now, the
payment Of the dividends just approaching although
the bullion was nearly two millions below its present
amount and the only fz94 sos in OF
its amount the rate of discount actually
low as five cent, and that although movement was
sufficient Again, they notice that only eleven months
ago when the bullion was f350 900 loss than at present
and the reserve was only $4,000 600 higher the dis
count charge was three per cent whence 1t was sub
these circumstances, as there is good ground to be-
lieve that the ten per cent rate, instead OF pre-
venting either home or foreign pressure, Is posi-
lively main Of Its existence the experiment Of
reduction might well have been made especially with
tho knowledge Of the cessation Of the Indian demand
and the prospect that In the Of month SIX
weeks from this dato likely to owe less TO the
continent than at former period At the same time
may be admitted that tho trial having been endured
% long, the question of week two win make
perhaps, but little difference as regards the effect OF
ency Of experimental reduction, 1t cannot be de-
termned until shall have been tried, ia fairly matter
- which opinions may vary, and that there can be
no doubt that whether the bank directors not
IN error they have been guided In their entirely
BY honest desire TO uphold the substantial
u the country.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08


ArS@D-or aturday, July y Jo~rrHss ASsotD, wife
of Nathan Arnold
me relative and friend. respectfully invited % At.
O'Clock from the residence Of her husband al No
lc9 West Tenth street viIbou, further notice.
BRrcE--On Thursday July s, h bis residence IN this
city, GSoaas BHrcx, aged as year.
Tho relatives and friends u the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from Grace church corner
of Tenth street and broadway, on Monday afternoon,
NJ hsiNpast three O'Clock, without further notice
The members ~ The Typo,hetp and the printers u
OF tho late Mr. Georse bruce =, the time and place ore
mentond ny order of she President
Brn-In Brcoklyn, On Saturday, July :, wosrHrss.
The members u Saa-au Lodge, No 53s v and A. ",
and also Brooklyn Chapter No lAs A. are requested
20 meet Al the of Court aud rnion arcsts this
sunday morning At nina o'ccck attend tho fsnersi
BansD On Saturday, July !, afsr shor, lin~ss.
Is,nKLtl CorTss youngest child u John aud EhzaDeib
j Barnes aged III months and 10 DAYS
bud earth 70 bloom N Heaven
rhe ela,e. sns Trends q ,he ismi are re-rse,faly
tvo . clock from l2s West FOURTH street
bon.HhEs -.o1 drnfey, % sai9ffay Lerb.ng, Jaly y
~ hAs,i. W. !, hos,s's- : ns.rs q peSe'don, oissn.
Tho funeral vii take placs from the City Hospital this
Sunday stcrnoon. q i.o oelors, % ths laiharan
Csme'cry ResisfA aud frends respectfully invited
" attend Without flrth~r notice
crKKr On sAinftaY, July 4 1 "a ylbosnls Ho~pi
ti JixEs crHHy sged ~ YEAR
The friend. u the fsmy arc respectfully invited 70
attend The funeral, thA sunday tnofblns, a. ten
O'Clock from - yinrcnra HosplsAl Eleventh street
coovsr On FRIDAY mo,ring. Jaly ., clrrrar,
daughter q Henry and bridges coonsy aSsa yss' and
months
D-sresi Katy. thoa ho, ~ =,
AMI ,hy Ions deeply frs
Il ! cod that haf befeft
And IT. Al laea@
Ths relatives add lrsufs " Nr aaNlalY afa fssPsgt
fGlly rvitsf y atisrf ne fphefA ih uatay aftef
noon a hafpAs ons o'eIes ifga bsr isis r'siasss,
csoswslc In ,tis el,y ~ sa,lrisy arsruoon, JAY
Z DAsfrl CR0swrI, 10 ihs soth 80 ~ - sgn
ID A. - ~ ~ NfwtFN a
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
The Ithae. Poisoning Case.
MRS. HRGGfE CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DEGREE-CIRcUMsTAsCRs UNDER WHICH


DEGREE-CIRcUMsrASCRs UNDER WHICH A
MOTHER POISONED TWO DAUGHTERS.
From the Buffalo Courier July o.
Mrs. Heggie OF Ithaca N. ", who was indicted Two
years since for the murder Of her daughter by poison
ing has convicted by the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner nj Cortlandt OF murder In the first degree.
II appears that the 18th OF June, 1854, Charlotte
Heggie ana Mary Hegge, two beautiful and highly ae-
complished daughters OF Isaac Hcggie were living at
home with their father at Ithaca Mrs Hegge was tho
mother OF fourteen children, pleasant woman, and
or high nervous temperament, and OF late years con-
ceved the denson that her daughters were trying
10 usurp her household. Her home her heaven and
her husband her pride and the dcusve usurpaton ope-
rated much upon her that she treated her daughters
with dsrespec and their neglect OF her and her hus-
band GOODNESS 10 her and hs increasing attention TO his
children drove Mrs Hecrie 70 desperation which at
times exhibited itself in the most cruel form Mary
died suddenly. No one suspected her then or being
poisoned
A year after Charlotte died In the manner and
from the fact that Mrs Heggc purchased arsenic FRI
day, Saturday and Monday, al three drug stores In
Ithaca during Charlotte illness, Nina Hegg,c
peced and arrested after Charottes death and burial
I'd in the stomachs OF Mary and Charlotte lndg
nation high against tho prisoner in Tompkins
county that u jury could not be empanellcd, and the
changed 20 Cortlandt The case made against
the prisoner q strong crrumstantial one.
IL appeared on tho trial that different members OF the
family had been In the habit or purchasing arsenic foi
what purpose In known; but there constant ds
senson In the family Several OF Mr.. Heggos ancas
tors have been deranged Her husband was In th'
court and evidently had sympathy with her. He
own relations. however, were kind and anectionats.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

Total. ....... "a $50, 900
An approximate statement Of the affairs OF Mr. George
varness the contractor submitted the creditors
to-day by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs Co.,
when the meeting was adjourned TIL Monday next, and
Mr. Furness requested 10 continue his business
usual the accountants in the meantime 10 furnish any
nurthsr information which may be required
The following relates to the present boarding OF
sotes:-
Lo.s,.D s1s,.r z C.. June ne p e. issH ga,
.s o snd Ss rate mani. II and
ius,sa by the boarding q country bankers
ss 'ts but ag e.
secess.r supple: are ootsin.bs IN few hour.
as order. forward s9d notes fhs note. y
TS.rs are hsrsfore four banking hour. on the A.. day
@ asSrs 6. second aay before &C. y9a, sod 7: po.
...y over sSs counter Il. Ordinary o. gold and
s,sss.d rate Of The oun.ry banker E sufferer y
ss
sy s,9s S saS ssSs Ts.SUd .,ysS
Circulars have been issued connection with the Con-
eolidated Bank All 10 proceeding satisfactorily, h Is
~ toward the ,eoPsning 2, the $ bank e and a = seems
dated Bank and the Bank OF London 10 accept the
oered terms and thus avoid the runous delays and
An advertisement appears Of . petition having been
presented by Sir John Gray NJ OF the directors
FOR the winding up Of Charles IAfre 4 Co tmitedt
communication from the company states that this advcr
scmen isi direct violation OF arrangement by the
petitioner 70 withdraw the petition and that the CON-
pany have ample grounds for dismissnG the petitioner
with costa. =
With regard 70 the New Orleans, jackson, and Great
Northern Railroad rxt mortgage construction bonds for
g. 600 CO., payable IN American currency and sterling
the Of interest which have remained unpaid
since the commencement Of the American civil war In
1891, kessrs j. II. schoder Co. have notified that a
schcms Of capital zaon has been submitted by duly
thorzed commissioners now IN London, and that the
bondhoders are therefore requested 70 al
once with their rrn the subject
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
THE; FENIANs.


From the London Times, June "a
In the midst OF such storms OF war as now gather
ing round the story Of the Fenan raids into Canada
reads like some absurd buresque discorant earfca-
ture No one seems able t0 give a connected or inteli
gte account Of these expeditions for the reason, per
haze that they were utterly devoid Of method
from beginning % end. They represent the last des
perate efforts, not Of faction but OF half one 10 In.
fuse e reality into their designs support their pre-
tensions and eclipse, possible, the rival party IN the
conspracy No sooner had stephens landed IN America
openly coademned the plan Of invading Canada
which bad been advocated by General swecny, and
adopted by Roberts, the anti President of the Zen an
senate II not TO be supposed that the arch conspra
tor had respect for aw than rivals bot be had
east wii enough 70 that god could possibly
come Of such senseest enterprzcs He told he Zen ans
In plain words that they might A well think ~
reaching ireland through Japan through Canada and
he sdjured them " dismiss such folly from their
minds and adopt the better policy which he him.
self proclaimed Bot bis rivals refused TO he either
rpeonced OF converted They actually denounced
ihe Head Centre himself . British spy summon cd
si true Fenians 70 Quit side, and pushed forward
with redoubled vror the plans hy which Their policy
had been charAs steryed The result we have now seen
IN the contens Of the last mails Tho Roberts
Bweeny faction. az 10 called driven 70 do something
sid ast what they had awsys promised 10 do and set
cut upon an Invasion Of Canada
The nov raid reported Ia part of the same sense
isss forsy the end Of which heard last week
The Fsnians had mustered In such strength az they
could command AZ varors poins q the from.
rer Of New York state, from Bafalo 20 ogdens-
burg, and from Ogdensburg 10 81 Albens, N Yer.
mont AZ two points of this line they have ~ last
actually crossed into british TERRITORY What became
of the Twelve hundred brignnds who landed At Fort
and have acknowledge the prompt and ioya acton m
American government N ruppfeseng these out-sg.
upon aw and order Not only the Fenians stopped
IN mid passage and sent t1cs from The frontier
a. the aesieps ver cuff ed hut Their whole proceed
ings eonscsnsd - q slarstcf of ne President
tt'f cnie;s arfrs rd '4t hr0kra Dol u Wz
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

Of the legislature Of The people OF the State of New York
entedAn provide the laying out and improving
OF certain portions OF the city and county ~ New hor
passed April "a 1868 lhreehfhs being present. hereby give
notice that they intend apply the supre. court IA he
First Judicial district OF the State Of New York at special
term OF said court to be held the CITY Han IN the city o
New York on Saturday, the 7th day OF July ls",
at the opening OF the court on that day. or hs soon
thereafter counsel be heard thereon, ior
the appointment OF Commissioners OF Estimate and Ap
praisenent IN the above entitled natter That the nature and
extent Of the Improvement hereby intended the laying out
Of Road Public Drive In said city sd Road or fnbhc
Drive the Junction of Bloomngdae Road Tor
Broadway Eighth and Fifty ninth treet running
thence northery and noheasery and following the gen
eral of Boomingdaie Road cor broadway 70 tho
northery line OF street where the said hoad
or Public Drive 10 equi distant between Tenth ana
Eleventh running thence norheaatery ana eu
distant between said Tenth and Eleventh avenues 70 the
southery line OF lu3d street, running thence norhey 70
the southery line OF sth street at the Junction of boom
ngdae Road and the Eleventh avenue and running thence
northeastery and including the whole OF said Eleventh
avenue and twenty five feet In width Of the land adjacent
said Road Public Drive includes the whole OF said bloom
ngdae Road Cor Broadway between FIFTY ninth and luh
streets except portion thereof between Seventy hft ana
Seventy seventh streets and another portion hereoi De-
Eighty sixth 04th streets In the city OF New YORK
said Road Public Drive s OF general width OF ono nun
dred and nifty feet, shown and dencated on certain
map OF the made by Gardner Sage, city surveyor
and hle in the Office the Commissioners OF Cenfai
Park. Dated New York june .. 1855.
Counsel 20 the Corporation
Judge Clerke took tho papers and reserved his decs
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

fouid he found both in American and Italian roncads
but nhe meantime their weight Of metal s far in excess
Of ours and there is strong and growing presumption
Naf IA future actions cegM Of meta may cary ts day
Movement ofthe United States Squadron.
plymouth June 22 telegraphic correspondence Of the
London Times
Two American ships OF war passed up Channel, 1--WE
miles south OF the Eddystone under half seam at eleven
O'Clock this morning. wind s g w., light. Sea smooth
One OF them, Monitor, appeared not TO be more than
foot above the waters edge The only man visible was
water.
The other a very large two masted ship, which
siackened her speed for short time to communicate
with q pilot cutter
They are, II is said bound for Portsmouth.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
The Lamir.nde Ersraaition Case.


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zlinR cashier of branch u the Bank 81 France al
polrers Frapca from the cas,ody of peputy United
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day last under crcumfianccs ~ ~ erhorainAy chaAc
sr has exeed M little np u,eut In vl rh the p.puty
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arrested under an ertradton treaty, on cAArge a en-
bezknr 700 900 francs from tho bank AZ polctcrs "a
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vuoav sropy t.xtntxpR TsrarKp
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fet'rahy AusNstuH y 'f''"i ~ "'ht"i e1hh'N'u
with The rnaei states MArHhAa ofce, vas charR. d
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The New York herald., 1866-07-08
When, he wished 20

them to prepare the defence. when, he wished 20
know, the warrant issuedf
The Comm issioner-rhis morning
air Donohoe said he would ask for an adjournment
Mr. Courtney objected 10 any adjournment; this
peculiar case. There blame some where and u was
his duty 10 hnd II out soon possible,
The Commissioner said he thought the application
reasonable and accordingly adjourned the case III to-
morrow Monday at twelve O'Clock Mr.. Donohoe offer
ing bail for the accused.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BArRgrT-BHADr. Al sl Joscphs Romhn Catholic
church. BROOKLYN, Tuesday, July ., ~ the Rev D.
Corcoran. Mr. MATrHyw BAnEgr 20 Miss hA1In
BnsBy. both Of brooklyn, " Y
Ohio and California papers please copy.
Rc1--EAyxosD On Monday July q by Rev James
Nlett, al his residence. GkoE1g RCg late 81 Roxbury.
Mas 70 MsnT Asss RATmosp al ~ this city.
SrrWgLA sp-- fIHys In New York city on Saturday,
july l by the Rev Morgan Dir, ERurr. srIHEaAsp,
~ White rE.rs. y. ", 10 Miss JcLia Bafxs, Of New
York city.