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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

'I am unhesitatingly in favor of confer
ring the ballot upon the Negro" /" This is
what John w Forney avows, and so pub
Ecly declared to Negro crowd in Philadel-
phia last week. As he is John w. Gcary's
fugleman, we are bound to believe that he
also holds to the doctrine ofNegro suffrage.
If so, he is fit man for white men to cast
their ballots for, for Governor next October.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

AT recent election in GAINESVILLE, Wis
consin, negro was run against the radical
Republican candidate for Constable, and
elected by a large majority. The white
Disunion ''cuss" must feel good at such q
practical application of his own 'sprinci-
pies. .aa.. -. 81
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
XVIII.
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating Public Exhibitions in the Bor-
ough of Centralia.

Regulating Public Exhibitions in the Bor-
ough of Centralia
SECT. l. BE it ordained by the Town
Council Of the Borough of Centralia, and it
is hereby ordained by the authority of the
same, That from and after the passage of
this ordinance, no public exhibition shall be
held without license first had and obtained
from the Chief Burgess, or in his absence
the President of the Town Council.
SECT. ,. The Chief Burgess, and in his
absence the President of the Town Council,
Is hereby authorized and empowered to
grant licenses to all public exhibitions of
proper character, upon a receipt from the
Treasurer that he has received of the APP
plicant or applicants the sum required by
this ordinance for license of said exhibition
said receipt the Burgess or President shall
file and produce before the Auditors at the
settlement of the Treasurer's accounts. All
exhibitions shall rate as follows, viz
Each and every Circus, per day, $500
=" Animal show per day, 1000
Ethiopian serenaders. per day, 200
All Others, LOO
Scientific lectures and music concerts shall
require no license.
SECT. g. Each and every person offend
ing against the provisions of this ordinance,
shall forfeit and pay for every offense the
sum of not less than FIVE dollars, nor more
than one hundred dollars; to be recovered
as debts of like amount are by law recover
able, and paid into the treasury for the use
of the borough
Passed, April IS, 1866.
j. B. KNITTLE,
'f--Ai'. Pres't Town Con.
Attest-L. S. BoNER,
Town Clerk.
Approved. JAMES DYKE,
Chief Burgess
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

3 TIE DIFFERENCE. Two lawyers in a
county court-one of whom had gray hair,
and the other, though just as old a man as
his learned friend, had hair which looked
suspleiorlslya black had some alteration
about a question of practice, in which the
gentleman with the dark hair remarked to
his opponent:- A person at your time of
hfs.f sir.7 looking at the barrister's gray
head, ought to have long enough expe-
rience to know what is customary in such
cases. Z fsYes, SIR was the reply: ''you
may stare at my gray hair'iif you like. My
hair win be gray as long as live, and yours
viii be black as long as YOU dye.'s
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

IF Moseby with nine hundred men
could whip Geary with three thousand, what
viii Hester Clymer do with two hundred
and sixty thousand white veterans
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

To prohibit the obstructing of the sidewalks
in the Borough Of Centralia and for other
purposes
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

To prevent Horses, Mules, Sheep, Goats,
and Swine from running at large In. the
Rorough of Centralia. 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
JOSEPH FRY,
Box 2023, Possotfce, New Orleans, La
From the Washington Navy Yard.

WAsErEGzoN NAVY YARD Feb. I6, 1851
To VIM. Keller, ESQ.,, Constructing Engineer
Strive of BUlkers Lumber Dryers in operation
In this yard Wehave made thorough tests Of the process
We weighed and gaured in and out following samples
lumber, viz: Five White Pine P!anEg:
No l. Weighed in g. lbs weighed out IS lbsi gauged il
10 S-l6 inches; gauged out l4A.
Is 3-l6 inches, gauged out ~.
No g. Weighed in g. b weighed out 81 s gauged in 15N
inches gauged out II 1916,
No. l. Weighed in 10 b weighed out 81 hS; gauged In 5h
inches gauged out l4G. .....s
No s. Wsighed IN 81 Es weighed out 50 MS gauged ia 15
inches, gsuged out l4X.
green BLACK Walnut board weighed in IS s
bs; gaugedin In II SIG inches, out l65S.
No. T. a black Walnut board weighed in ~ bs out Sc
Is; gauged in II inches, cut ll7z.
No g. Au As plank l inches 10 years In yard weighed in
" lbs, out II: gauged in IL inches, out lzS5
No. 9. Pine plank BIC uches years in yard weighed
in 98 fbB out 81 Rauged in l5f inches, out 10.
10. An old dry board gaugedn S inches gauged
No. H. An old dry board X inch thick gauged in l2
No Il green plank, N inch thick cut into three
pieces and Of the pieces taken each day. One piece
1 inches vide hrunk quarter of inch in S hours The
than the which was in the kiln only IS hours.
The shnkage to be taken out by the superheaet
steam before the moisture Is all gene
This lumber seasoned in less than four daysand
bright and full of life thebest air dried lumber
consider these Kills OF great advantage to this yard
believe the process just what have long needed
will all the trouble about dry lumber We think the pro
cess based upon the right economical
G. l.. WILLIS, Foreman.
L. a. TuEL QuaTermGl.
Ibeleve thesatements forth in the above comunica
ton to be correctly stated and the to have been
the experiment above reported are sasistac
tory and We behave theIn to 3e 4 correctly stated
Chiefo Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks.
". z. 5. SANGER,
Epgineer-in Chiefof Navy YardE and Docks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
COTTON TIES.
RUTLER's PATENT COTTON T1E

The Undersigned sole agents. have now on hand and wot
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate use with the buckle firmly at
tached to one end hoop This Tie is recommended TO
merchants planters simplicity and strength and the
great with which be adjusted to beias Of any sB
by alarge number lof planters snes 1882
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at cur oGice,
T. BLEAKLEY Il CO.,
nRnS Povdrss straat corner of FchoupitouIsh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

fin January, 1854, the Confederates proposed to
allow the Federal authorities to send their own
surgeons to look after the health and comfort of
the prisoners at the South. It was proposed, al
so, that these surgeons shoudact as commissaries
and distribute whatever either the United States
government or private beneyolenCe should furnish.
OF fcoUrse, the Gonfederates would have desired a
similar opportunity for their surgeons to minister
to Southern prisoners at the North. The United
States authorities, however, never gave any reply
to the proposition, though the war continued for
more than year after it was made.
In August, 1864, when the mortality was in
creasing at Andersonyle, the Confederates offered
to give up from ten to fifteen thousand men un-
conditionalIy, except that the United States au.
three fearful months, the most sic5y of the year,
they did send, and took away thirteen thousand,
leaving in their place three thousand Southerners,
who were even more squaid and 5ickly than the
Door fellows they took home. d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
From w. II. Langley,

hanulacturers cI baTrelHI GaiIlpohsi Ohiot
The Dry Kiln built under the direction of your Agent
seasoning saves mas been in constant and believe il
performs its work iuy well you claim for it. would
ouy green those partly seasoned
ing in few days, at small expense, have them well
Ent9p mad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

SASH Doof and FRhlng ~ IIz5 Beach sreetI Phadepha,
We have been using Buleys Patent Lumber Dryer
several months We find it almost Indispensable should
have been able ill orders without for the past
months In opinion is the only way thoroughly
lumber in seasonabe time, and believe the lumber
dried is in way injured by the process.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
From Moore <S CampIen,
PhilsdeIDhiR-

Test made by Bukeys Lumber Dryer pieces Of bacs
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half dry
7l6 inch in width l9 inches wide dry it could
made shrunk inch in width In opinion this process
takes shrinkage ont of the lumber than other and
-innar. iiirr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
FROM RE. 81 HI. yyebster,

Manufacturers of Barrels, Eerburg Center New
We bava Ese of Bulkevs Patent Dryers. They
perfectly satisfactory save tile cost Of the Dryers IL
interest alone each year one of them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

The Boys In htne VINO Dteu IN Prison
Under the above caption poetical piece al
cared in Philadelphia paper some time ag
'om which the annexed verses are quoted:
Full fifteen thousand men,
The brave, the good, the true,
As captives died III prison pen,
4" They died for me and you!" s..,
And shall not truths indignant tongue 4,
Declare who did this grieyous wrong?
On many a bloody field, --,.....,
They stood 'gainst leaden ball !; ...
And though at last constrained to yield,
Their spirits did not quail;
They safely passed their battles through,
And yet they died for me and you"
They pined for home, sweet home,
And for their daily bread;
Alas assistance did not come,
And now-they're with the dead
E'en hardened rebels felt the grief,
And yet could furnish no relief!
The rebel leaders burst
Not do what we have done;
Though many hearts with anguish burst
At tales from '+Anderson -
For still they let our brave men share
Their own coarse food and scanty fare.
Inc Sdu IhIb llLt5b DS IJlu
The brave, the true, the good,
While we were busy coming gold,
They died for want of food!
Those fifteen thousand boys in blue
AS victims died" for me and you"
The rebels in their need, .... ........
Once, twice and yet again,
Did all that they could do to plead
For justice TO these men;
But deaf, alas the nations ear,
The peoples servants would not hear.
Even Davis felt their grief, .........
And sent bis message forth,
By prompt exchange TO grant relief
To prisoners South and North.
And why, alas was not this done?
There was no heart in Washington
Therebels gave us leave
To send down loyal men,
Men good and true, who might receive
Aid for that prison pen;
And tend the suffering inmates there
With a whole nations love and care.
But mol these gallant men
We're left to starve and die,
That Northern banners might again
Mid Southern breeZes fly;
And bold recruits might rush to save
Their comrades from prison-grave.
a wise, sagacious move!
a stroke of policy!
So called by those who know not love,
Or human sympathy.
But aht those noble boys in blue
Their blood now rests on ''me and you.7
The rebels, pinched and pressed,
Offered to send them hOmef
Without eXChange-yOu know the rest,
/, I,ayr n nj pnp1Gf
Our ships could not be spared to save
Our soldiers from Southern grave
Who did such grieyous wrong,
In that sad, gloomy hour?!
Men who were anXiotts to prolong
Their influence and power
Who cares for fifteen thousand men,
II we the helm of State retain?
Bow down my soul in grief, ......
Before the God Of Heaven
We failed to grant our men relief
That rebels would have given!
And SO those soldiers good and true.
Died Of neglect from me and you"
Too late we feel their woes,
Deluded now no more;
But withering blight shall rest on those
Who kept those men in store,
AS capital, to aid their schemes,
And realize ambitions dreams.
Adown times steepest path
Their names with sGorn shall go,
The objects of a Nations wrath
Those ministers of woe
They killed the fifteen thousand men,
lnH fT,t ttoty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
UNDERWRITERS.
WINSLOw 81 PMIEMEPS,
UNDERTAKERS AND EXBALMERS,

No. 30 Rampant Street Gate Circusj between Common and
GrRyier streets,
Having great variety Of COFFINS and META LLIC Bu-
RIAL CASES together with Hearscs Carriages and large
table, prepared execute all orders in their line With
stlsfactOR Ga thGtE patrons
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
Observation-Disclosures

PARTNERs HIP DISSOLUTION
= = - = -
i5 tELA 3 h-Idb "a z. GHDEh-
nnder tie name and styie Of HaLL YOUNG < Co. fo ts
E.A. HAIL
- , JOHN YOUNG, JR
zsw oltsans. oe- .. I2oe. ------i
EOPARTN ERSHEP-L PICK AND SIMON
WILKoWskt haye This this Day entered ne into a c2pert4ef
caate tfs Rasipe.s s ~ Y Il y -t VI w
f S7TF L. PICK.
s. WILkoWsBi'
= 25-ss..es 800. ~ --
n X q IN Gl4sBf & gas admitted member Of the arm 9i
VI s Is. M affbs ~ BE9F IN bsrs
= - ~ TX GKEESE, oGLEsBY co.
N7o;PTezE-Taa 77I1vRsiezF6 ! -zt1= - roagz6
n copsrtnesp under The style 6f saITH RELF, for
the purpose Of carrying on the Coal business
:in o4s.o r,,-,,,s.g, 4 MlLEoN M TON fELFga
1I5TTTcE - -, go;E7Esz 49,
- ~, ........s. !, -, 1,,,vp,s . aooy ga
solved by mutual consent on the 8osb June. -
A, RI CBAIMERs is alone aatborizes IL Ionisate tto
affairs of the concern. -..1. n.
a. 3 B. eaAtNERs. enoJ
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espr 5stssa t5e d5dsFssd under t5s Rs1s y
Il 4 m Il @ a6Das f sssa sS sy9 By q gnss che
same nane and style. = ", ,Goa;PgEw
New Orleans, October l. 1866.
DIssoLUpIoN-THE COMPREHENSIVE OF
ton. THos. c. wALsa,
New Orleans, Oct l. 1866 ARTHUR CoNNELL.
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p.prxrrsrrrr, TUE s1rRqcp1prps u AVE
v ornad and
MCDANIEL Co, for the purpose OF acting Cen
cru '0'llS''sA D1''-s'' = 'J.s JAMES YES j. 1RBY
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
New orrears Oct ! 1ass.
DTss0LUTTCN-TEEC COPARTNrRsHTP OF THE
undeTgignsd G red: undsr the firm m Of sITHERLIN M WAR
sasne5s aEa coss3 ~ s4eee;;or9 Mes5fs
o@ia"uS So'h VINO WI JnE1E I'm u fanI5I9TT
JAMES JAMES r B. TAREEF; TSAEEEN;AY
New Orleans, September 90, 1856
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y This day formed GG1artaershp under the dnn Of
snapa1 BI1siass Il 4 Az ct tof 'e 'sacoh oi
JoHN ,IS9 n: surTtHERL1INI, rt qI I'M
JOHN T. joHNsT0N.
New Orleans, October !, 1866
| THE PARTNERSHIP HEEEToFoRE Ex--
~ a. asg sag petween d. H ana H. seder der expired
ss HS6d9 s9 sss 8n fR
I ocee VII he as sss o m Eefp supply OF
Corner Of oaEeads!es & - aa9 Common streets
| MOTTO, f NOTICE
| IN - - : n
1 -
| CHARLES FLOYD. ESD of Richmond Va bscoIoes a
partner IN my tn19 qte 1he stye OF Inc hrn
will be u /. WALKER FLOED.
Ww .# THOMAS F. WALKER K
| ~, o.,,,.. Ia oo.obo1 1ess
Sew oEteals Isl oe.goetl less. ------- -----
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
The Boys in Brne who Died in Prison.

MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
oFE1CIAL JoURNAL

-oF-
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

NV a. GOADIN&,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND DRAFTskAE.
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds Maslbss
Surveys carefully Instituted Specifications sstn oxh @
condition and requirements Of the HuIls Raesass
Of seanshlps and Steamboats, will be promptly faEnts
Parties contemplating the purchase Of Steamships H
would do well to have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Cerner Delosd and New Lsvee strse.a,
g. Naty FSTbapa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
NoT1cE-RAN1EI EDWARDS,
EoG. se, SO and a@ Rev Aevso ssreas.
New Orleans

We respectfnly solicit contracts Boilers and all
eonnectons saehas Fire Fronts Crate Bars Steam and Rp
Pipes, Valves Chimneys and Breechen all OF ahich p
be furnished at the lowest foundry prices.
All work executed ut establishment viii ba E1aTanar O.
equal in point of workmanship and MATERIAL any ia a
or elBewhere
Planters Merchants and Steamship Agents are
invited to callaad examine the prices
Street. betwee nNOtre Dame and Julia streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING. ma
cHNERY, PLoW, SHEET and SHEAR srRzzps
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL; LoeazEs-
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS PISTON RODS, sz.Ezazs
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, ETC.
, 1866-12-06
FROM CANADA.

The Murder Trlnt nj Awcrt&hurR-YrHter-
days Attempt TO Fire thc Fenlnn rri~ou-
Farther PntticnTHr&-Furthrr Precautions
Tnkcn ARnfn.t E~capc OF tho Prisoners
Arrested snr Ce1ru ~cditaous Language
nunlurctt FcnIan alcctsa Il At vt. Attaus-
A Chicago Clttzen Under Arrest tor tho
Ure Of IncendIary Lnnguaac-Actteu ot tho
Fcufnu i:uuh4cl.
SwEE7apuno, C. E., December 5-in33 Il. H.
The court has inst opened and resumed the N IT,
der trial. --. -.--.----. .---
There are come circumstances connected with
Eadden'e attempt Last night 10 SET fire to Ill. jail
winch Indicate the preeencc Of confelcratcs out
side, The vessel Which Madden bal n!leL with
liye Goals was not ono of The Jail drinking cups,
as previously telegraphcd, ont tin boz with a
ee.eIou Of the prisoners wien admitted to the
fnil. as alI Of Them underwent minute search. 1t
rrr1aIp that II must bare Oeen conveyed tntheul
inio the jail. Another circumstance also indl-
cates outside confcderates Un Monday alter
crtd In The jaIl yard. conyerr,ng with the prison.
e1s The police allowed hin 10 escape, but he Il
Gnsrds arc now posted at every point outstds
, 1866-12-06
MEXICO.

MnfaMorns Occupied By { nit ed Statcs Tr0ous
Corr c@psudrncc bet syccu their Command
eT md tscnernl Escobcho-The Cits Finnils
Turned Grer 10 the LshcrAi Farccs-Lto-
: erals routeA near *nn Luis p.tosi.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Addltional accounts
klns, OF the Nineteenth Colored Infantry. Is in
command & Masamoras. a portion Of the
aPpea1s Sph asa ca0seg 0sfsgs oeiay ea e sta.d
10 General Scdgwick, tha. owning Ids Ina.
bit1ty 10 pay he troops he could no 1onger COM
mand thea, wher.upon General sedgwlck i@me.
Escobcdo lost IN the battle with cana1es over
o mel lie attributes bis defeat to ota enc
ta iaGPs Gsera s vas s "a em f@
inston TO adczd him all the assistance be might
VIZ VIZ j. IN open rebellion. Daring ithe
rs Sops sen, Word tse 70 EseeSsao bs
uniten States troops occupied the place. and that
he nnes not aayance, beyond ths tor:lacat,ona
ID it that Ss ahosld be be guided ~ n ei1ncam.
stances. and Randall. who had orders not 10 fire
On Escohcdos men, N dc arrangements 10 with
draw, The American forces. Eseobedo's defeat
The city.
The very latest accounta say the city has been
Advices from the clly Of Mexico state that the
Liberals were completely 1ontel naae Sail Luis
Potosj; and that 4 thousand Imperial caval.y were
moving on Monterey syh.cl. IL undatcndcd.
New YonK, December s-McEean news ria
Havana reports the capture Of Jatapa by the re.
punlic1ns. .--
NaxImillan was stflI at 0rixaba, and nothing In.
dfcated return TO the city ofMex1co.
The organ Of Baxaine says. 1t Il decided that
Fa1!mifinn returns 20 Europe.
General MiEamon arrived IN :hc city Of Mexico,
and Is engineering for the Presidency On tho with
drawa! ofthe Ftenc troops.
Jn1apa eusrcuderc,l on the 11th. Mnet OF the
Mexican troop. escaped be!ore the surrender.
while the Ausirians defended the trenches 10 the
lust
ii was feared that Fort Pcrote would soon lall
into the bands OF the Liberals
The Austrian detachment defending the city of
pachmh, bad been almost entirely cut to pieces,
and PaeAnaa captured. &c..
General Castasny. with French diviaion, was
marching on Teplc. .
4 rumor in Mexico said that Mazatlan wonld
he held b. the Eoited States war Sesses, afer the
French withdrew. .....
The Juartsts hold almost the entire department
Of Tolaca, and are tcvyinG heavy contributions
, 1866-12-06
FROM NEW YORK..

Breaking Cp al the steamship Scotland
t%nlt for. Damages Against the City ot
Brooktvn-Narrow Escape fran n Rail.
FnNd Acctdcnr-EMigrAe,ou to Liberia
steamer Chartered tsr thc EARRING of
French Troors-spurlous rn.Eed s1utcS
BondA-.additisnn DIatil1cry Fruuds, &c.
New YONG, December 5.-The steamship Scot
land y se abandoned yesterday morning, al hands
and pilot each having charge OF boat The boat
In Charge Of Tie piloi Landed on Sandy Hook.
HsreVerts ,ha! re other boat Este Ms e swam5pstd,
steam suc Resene, at she was near the wreck Then
bcals sdrtft, one Of which he picked up.
bow and stern are subme:ssd Viii lie middle bent
high oui Of water. Cargo, cotton. cheese, &c,
SIw YeEK, necrsocr 5.-Wm. Il. bliss has
brought mi, against the city or Brooklyn TO re-
coyef & uc0 damages for the alleged Infringement
4 lsa,n from ratter. on had narrow escape from
through The tnnnel At Bergen huge rock, having
ensine coiiided With s1hteien. force 10 throw the
train from the trick. Eoneof the passengers were
Al very iull meeting Of the Operative Plaster
e.s' Association last night. delegate to the Work
lngmtn'e Union Association we're inst1necl to
ns o III he nades fos the ssitation Of iSe eight
N:H Tie unI!ed stste. en.l'iass on cB.mh.rs
been Eold for $aal, ,tAn.
company Of coloeed emigIants wiIl sail to,
da5 for Tibcri1, to found settlement TO be called
u tnco1n,'' in honor Of the late President. 1hc
expenses of the voyece and eoai of provisions fos
slI months at:cr their a:1val, will be defrayed BY
the FcnnsJlyania Colonization Society.
The steamship Concorl,a- nov al Tits port, haz
bern charc1ed by ,he French Consul. 10 proceed
| to Vera Cruk and carry a portion OF the French
troops from that port 10 tlagre. France.
The laree ha1;dlpEs occupied ~ the comnais
| strnyr6 By fire last night Loes tio,N6,
| The ftf says thai an Increased demsnd to
currrnc. At the West, to move the hog crop, hat
! sprung up within the last few days.
| The prospectus o. first mortgage sosen Pc
| cent loan, free Of Government tax. OF the st
| Louis, Jacksonville l. Chicago Railway, Is adser
! deed herr.
A dangerous counterfeit Of United States 81
per cent coupon bonds OF 1851 was discovered to
dag by Assistant 11casu-er Van Dyek, to whon
they we're submitted by brokers who had At
ranged to buy them. The operator. IN these spn
place, employed q boy to take package 10 e. a