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BAD FOR THE F1SNEGANs. The
following is the Canadian law under
which the captured Fenians viii
probably be tried by thc Canucks. 1t
is the first section. chapter 9S. Of
the consolidated statutes ui Upper
Canada:
lst: In case u,iy person, being "a
citizen or subject Of any foreign
State or country at peace with Her
Majesty, be or continues in arms
against Her Majesty within Upper
Canada, or commits any act Of
hostility therein, or enters Upper
Canada with design or intent to levy
war against Her Majesty, or to COM
NIT amy felony therein. for which any
person wonld, by the laws of Uppcr
Canada, be liable to suffer death.
then the Governor may order the as
sombhng Of n militia general court
martial for the trial of such person
agreeable to the militia law, and upon
being found guilty by such court
martial OF offending against this act,
such person shall be sentenced Nv
such court martial to suffer death, or
such other punishment as Shall be
awarded by the court.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE.


COLUMBIA, June 2, 1866.
LNOR the information Of persons who
Il may be ignorant Of the laws Of the
city, and to prevent any further violation
uf said laws herein mentioned, the follow
ing Ordinances are republished:
BE it ordained, That it shallnot be law
tul to drive any wagon, cart or other car
riage, or ride or lead any horse across or
upon any open brick drain, within the cor
porate limits Of the city of Columbia, e:i-
cept at the bridges or other places pro
vidcd for crossing said drains, under
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars for
each and every offence"
BE HJ1ott.t ordained, That it shall not
be lawful 10 drive any wagon or other car
rage, or ride or lead any horse or mule, OF
suffer them to stand upon any pavement,
except in cases Of absolute necessity; and
ne os sna ors oo
than fifty dollars"
juno THEO. STARK, Mayor.
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The Supreme Court Of Peunsvlva-
MIA, ut 4 recent session at Harrisburg.
decided, in the case Of Elnora Muhn.
Of Lehigh County, that q woman can
be indicted as common scoll.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF

y. II. B. SHULER is Respectfully an
nounced as n candidate for SHERIFF OF
Richiand District, al the election TO be
held on the third MONDAY III April next.
June ) t13 MANY FRIENDS.
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Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine.

pAETIEs who own any Of ao,;ssd the sbSvs 3S.s
al! Goats and Swine found running at large
in the streets Of Columbia, on and after
the sth inst, will be seized by the police
and impounded in tho lot near the Guard
House. THEo. STARK. Mayor
Juno 8
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GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
LIFE NDACC|DENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO. 2! cARoNpoLET STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
GEN JAMES LONGSTREET PRESIDENT
c. VILLA Ms. SECRETARY
$25 WILL INSURE YOU ONE YEAR FOR $4,000 /! {,
50 Cents viii Purchase TWO TWO DAY TICKET for 900
500 will Insure you MONTH for So 900 4,
WEEKLY COMPENSATION TOTAL DISABILITY
500 will Insure YOU ONE MONTH for ST. 900


of kndev
andA
u against OF description whether they
workshop
o fresde
lin
friends the insured
ny,
flee q Uanahan Merey Washiu
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Tne Stalls in the New Market

WlLL bo rented at public auction, in
w front OF the Market, on WEDNES-
nAl next, the 20th inst, at 10 o'clock a. M
Terms and conditions will be made known
W wy "uotiolieer. "u. JOHN SIORk,
Chairman Committee on Market
June 1o 6
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Gcn. Ihomas Jordan. Ad;atant.
General on the staff OF Gen. Bcaurc-
gard, during the war, is now one of
the editors Of the Memphis .ltl,cn.
The foregoing We clip from I'm
Atlanta paper. We h.td thought,
says - contemporary, that Il position on
Hopcr'S JoMr1H W CiciHz,Hiou, or
the New York T'tGu,", or the Boston
T1n4Scripf. woull have comportrd
more Wish Mr Jordan's IDEAS than u
place on " >,o"tLcrn newspaper. oar
readers vii! remember that General
Jordan was the author % the infnmni>
attack upon President Davis, publish
ed in Horpers Weekly short tune
after Mr. Davis incarceration IN
Fortress Monroe.
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Notice to Shippers.

E,SS 80, =- -: s.t,4-.t,A-- :
t5 !. : -: .--t::si is 2. * ,S-S,. -ttsS,.
|INllE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
Il road arc prepared :" give through re-
ceipts tn New York, ri,t Portsmouth, on
cotton, Ut six dollars per bale This rate
includes all charges to the point OF ,les,iu-
alton. JAMES ANDERSON,
june Ii Superintendent.
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FISHER 4 L0WRAuCB.
June 7
To Contractors.

1O OUIC1 dCCVIS >.
SoUTU CAEoLISA RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, S. c., juno II, 1866
CEALED Proposals will be received at
~ tins Office, until the 27th inst. for the
erection Of Freight Depot, at Columbia,
5. {. flana and specifications can be seen
at this Office. II. T. PEAKE.
June II Gen. Sup't. s. G. L. T.
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- - -
Dsts0.
pitto. ..................t.
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Io6diAeton. OaDilla ,....J
>oallneDWorth. u. D., inl
q trust. -. . ...........l
BoginntnE q the south.
east corner Of lot, thence
west ask feet on E street
ooutA, thence north In q
straight line diaGOaallyI
ne whole dsptA Of l0d
) 70 . point Is feet cost
% ths horth west coFnsgl
OF said lot & thence eosd
- foot % tAe line OF Mrpl
Hines. then soutn Vtthl
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The be9lnninr.
O0O0oe Kl,~eS~>n
Oayf,neton- E.O.in trnstl
tor 6elon (lnamhers. II
Botne the south "a fssd
mont of 40 lot nv ~
depth thereof
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ecst corrsr ofsaid 40 usrel
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feet thsncs sonth 1ns feet |
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Tor II. s. DrinSardt
All that part of that Ger. |
tan piece or parcel OIL
ground situate IN thsI
said city, and knovnI
and described In the OF.
nee plat and eroundl
plan OF the same Al
square Numbered tWoI
hundred and eishty.t
four, embraced and con.
tsined Vftntn thefolloW-l
ing mstss ana bounds,|
nins for ma bart of the
ma sauars n a point onl
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AZ feet roc TeAtl I'D
from ths nart a. Ssidl
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yeved nv Tsount Iuiins
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France And rurr;r-l
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aiiev 1870 an Ss.t.I
fh~S.s sonfn rI1n, on"1
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ana tS.rce Sx 80 E,,Sl
ths IN: ~ Sa;d .srastI
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ntnS
,iarSo>.r~> "
Rainc fne soutn a. r::tI
1rnnf ~ .sid Lot Nv IN
6snth thsr~of
pa xtn~ ,sy On srt.r>.,I
nom Ocf0oer Ath, 1865
Hitch, II. T. C............t.
Being the south 80 fesI
mont Of said lot By tAeI
I'm rotorn Ho,a.vo,.h
psxtr~ al. -. ,~,.rs.,l
= oNtux oft0ys Ou inNfeet
morn Nove@6e1 II, 1854:
I0st, Henry...............l.
noglnntng On the tine OIL
New Jersey aven Ne 1901
rect I inches nortAwes
terty from the south.
west corner OF said
square, thence runningl
nortnWeotWardly along!
said avenue - feet z In
cheo, thence northeast
Wardly and at right An.
Gles with said Svenuet
le6 feet 8 inches, thence
0ue sou0 70 intersect q
n1o araWn NON thei
PONY ot neeinning. and asi
SseCWssA sesoevj
0noc, eoo soeoco eoutosI
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0a uneOtne oeGAAAinGl
Nuo...:................I.
ana oeeinnln9 IOr thei
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WSosWefoiy Ifom mel
eoetAWect corner OF eaio
Ns tnen0 Iunntn9
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- - W.
Ditto .......,
Having . freat OF Is net
and Hext I'd JOINING the
north halt Of said lot by'
the depth thereof.
CLARKE, Thomas ........I
Beginning at the north.
Weot corner o. said
square and runuins east.
on East Capitol street 50
feet, then south ~ feet,
then west 50 1oet, then
north - 1oet % heginning,
Paving tax, On Interest!
from November q, 1s65l
Oftto..................|
Oommsncin q net nom
the northwest corner OF
said square, on East
Capitol street, and run.
nipg thence south l2i
feet I inch, thence vest
70 lot No. 8, IN saidf
square, thence north
via Tho said lot - fsesl
l inch % East Capitol
street, thence east WITH
aid street 70 the bsgia.
ming.
Paving tax, on Interest,"
from NoyambAP "a ,Qex
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IAyton, Richara ...........
Pav1ng alley TAX On In
t0rest from Oct. n, 1855.
Ackley, Thomas. .........
Adams, T. J.....,..
Being ne east q 10os 8 n.
chs f1ont By tAs depth
Of tho lot
Paving TAI, On intsssst
from Oct06sf 10, 1855.
AAdoroon, Wtllla4 $500.
0o&nG tho Wooe n 1oOt ~
inches froat b. Ns
dspth Of tAs LOT.
Andre, WuliaR- .........
Being TIE west - 1bos
mont On Z street south,
By - depth Of ths lot. !.
BrsAIsy, 4. T.Aaa os-R.-
49, Tor Oaso'ias Hol-
uc-es Asss>.V = esa,ss q
Tan for Skating Anna
anco, On tntoGo0t ffoR.
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Boyle J1nins J..........A
Oloto ..s........s..ssss,
Ottto ......s.......es>si
B0rrot J. Il. 4 J. WIZ.
nolo..............s......i
Being the east u Seee >
inches mont, by the'
deYen Of me lot.
Tax for O0nStRNcSano
oeWef.......s...........l
|BinkDey,y. M........
Barrier, I. s., IN trust fcf
Loaisa OA1pbsll. ......,
Ditto. .................
lBottomly, Jamss.."....
Ottto.............s...
ditto. .................
lRrown, John W..........
| TAx Tor constructing
0ower, On interest Rom
Sept n, 1855.
AnAV1 YaAAA
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WAroly IS feot, henco
soathwardly 20 feet 70
. IN alley, thence we0t.
Waraly 10 feet ana
thence northWardly 70
the beginning.
Craven, Maria. ...........
pavfng IL, On interest
from October -, 1865. %.
Ditto ..................
Paving tax, on interest
from October -, 1895. 90.
Ditto .......... ........
Paving tax, on Interest
from Octooer "a, 1866. 90.
1aton, 0..................
Tax Tor paving street, On
interest NON Oct. II, 1855
Jllian, n. In trust TOR q.
Bann.
18ustn, n. r. IN truss. !.
Beginning on Massachu-
sotts aven No % c0et west
W1f0iy nom the soush /.
east corner Of said lot
and raining thence
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 70 4
street., On q line parallel
WITH the oaSeorn line OF
said lot aAd distant from
it % feot, thence doe
west @ feet 8 inches,
thence 0outnWootW1fd.
" On . line drawn par
allel with the nrst,
drawn line and distant
from ls . fees 9 inches
. Massachusetts, ave.
nle, and thence east
~RrAI1 IN thu ho~fnnfA~
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004100x8& On - eOUOtt
soatA, q net 8 inches,
west Of Third street. eass,,
thence running south rs
feel, when if reaches the
dividtng line betWeonl
said LOT and LOT 10, themes
due west 81 feet ! in.
ches, thence due south
On, the dividing line be-
tween sa1d Lots II and 10
Is feet 4 inches, thence
due west d net 10 In.
ches, thence due north.
until Il reaches satdt
south 4 street LOO feet q
inches, thence east Along
said erect 60 feet 70 be-,
ginning. kE
Ditto ................
Beginning u the north.
west corner Of said,
square, and running
south % feet thsnca 49,
feet . inches, InsA n M,tS'
the line Of south B street.
In Q westwardly dtrec.l
don - fest , inches toI
tnA h~~<n nine
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
Another Special Notice

TO Distant Subscribvs. We address
this notice, to our non paging distant sub.
scribeIs--not 10 th csc who PAY and have
our hearty thanks--ana sincerely trust
they will give is their early and prompt
attention.
Gentlemen, VIC have cen. the Dem.
GeRAT, to many Of you for several years
on the faith of your heretofore goo2 name
and repeated promises to pay, as homes
men should. Wa havo, also, sent you
your bills snd regr to say, that man,
of you have totally failed TO respond
Again, We will ask you 10 pay Up, likt
honest men, and il you do not want tht
paper, we will cheerlully relieve you Of il
in the future.
We shall make oat bills TO next March
the end Of the 10Th year since we assumed
charge Of the Democrat. Our subscribers
will greatly obiige US by paying to that
time, We intend then 10 make important
Improvements upon the paper, and will
only send TO those who PAY IN ADVANCE.
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Zen Beast Bottled Butler,

At last this great American thief and
plundoripg murderer has resigned and is
no more an officer of the army he disgrl-
ced Grant has bottled him up forever
and in few words proved the truth of
our oIt expressed opinion Of this natural
thief, coward aud military ass. What be
will do now is moro than we know.
Most likely 60 to shop lifting, grave rob-
bing or insulting women. AT heart a
traitor-by instinct thieI-by education
a robber--Benam L Butler has won a
name for infamy ,vouality and incompeten-
oy second TO none in the world. He was
one Of the peculiar tools of Lincoln and
the republican party, and has been q
nightmare on the American people for the
past FIVE years. An original secessionlst
he never had patriotic motive in his heart.
lie never deserved position in the army
he never forght battle he never won
victory-he never lost an opportunity
to steal from aud psuder the deisnceless
he never made the Union flag other
than a signal 10 mark the depository of
stoen-goods, and should have been dis
missed the army long since.
The greatest curse a mother could put
upon a child would be 10 with ii the heart
aud attributes of By0. Butter, whose son
has at last sunk n the deepest iufamy and
whose eternity we trust will be spent IN
Tie home n htS empiwr. Thief robber
abolition patriot military pluDderer, wo-
man lnsuler, grave yard rcbber, soldier
murderer, cgotlslcal ass, pet OF repubi-
caDism, child of the devil, cock eyed abor.
ton oi humanity, bottled braggadocia,
played oui politician, dishonored general
| aud trdtorous citizen IaeWUW
Thus one by one of the political gener
ais and causes Of our national trouble
Que by one the cotton ,bievipg, puudering
scundrels who have strWted their brief
hour GU the bloody stage drop iuto infamy
here as we trust they will into he'll here
after. Bottled Dlunderer, Big Bethel
Butcher, Bigoted Bnagg docia. Ben Beast
Butler, fa' e,oeA!-La Cosse Democrat,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

sG- Gen. o. Howard, commissioner Of
Freedmen, &c, &c., in his Report to the
Secretary Of War, Gays, the total number
of rations issued during the month of Sep
tember was l,4OO, ,643, of which $40 ,543
wert to refugees, and l,O30,l to freed
men Qazy niggers.) AnG the estimates
for the mex: year, commencing January
1866, call for an appropriation Of sll ).
745,05O. Almost f,Celve millions of dol.
lars 10 be taken from the toll and earnings
OF the poo, white men Of the north, to
keep Howard, and lot Of lazy higgers
from starving. And that in addition tc
the ever recurring calls for old clothes
money, and all sorts of contributions for
similar purposes, Of which every newspa'
per you pick up is full.
Time was when these now ffeedmea, in
different and more fitting condition, KEEP
themselves. But ta0elvs millions of dol
lars of taxes are now required,
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DIED.


On the Oath oil Dec. 1865, in Green.
wood township, Mrs. Elias Watts, aged
45 years.
In Watsohtown, Northumberland Co. on
the 2Sth of December, George D., son ol
Eaoch Everett, aged years and 81 days.
On Sunday, the 10th ult, at Aledo,
Mercer Go. H., Daniel Mo Even, aged
II years.
Mr., McEwen came to Greenwood town.
ship, Columbia County, Pa, 40 years ago;
where he resided until about years since
when he removed to Aledo, with his fami-
ly, except two daughters who are rsidipg
in this and ajoining county. He has yet
remaining in Greenwood township broth :
er and many friends and acquaintance
who will much regret bis sudden demise. I
On Friday December Goth, 1865, Mrs.
Christiana, Ielict of Andrew Ikler, Sen.
eyed 92 years.
She was the mother of six children;and
has living twenty-seven grand children, and
fifty living grand children.
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The Martin Habeas Corpus Case.

General Hooker's military education
has evidently taught him that 1t is wise to
abandon an untenable position, for we see
that he has, 10 some extent, rvceded from
his antagonism with the civil authority (,
and, Oh yesterday morning, obeyod the
writ of habeas corpus in the case ol Robert
Martin, aud produced the prisoner in
court. Judge Leonard deserves credit for
his frmness iu maintaining the dignity OF
the bench and the supremacy of the laws.
Tho example should not be lost upon other
ministers of justice. The judiciary have
but to insist upon tho exercise Of their le-
gilmaIe functions aud there will soon be
AN end to the reign Of military power
~ 7. Daily Ne,CS.
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More Of the Horse IAitveS.-Mr. La
FAYETTE GREASY, of Centre township,
this county, had his Horse, Sleigh aud
Harness stolen fom his Barn on the Sat-
urday night before Christmas. The thieves
had stolen another Sleigh, Harness Robes,
and Blankets from other parties ia the
neighborhood, and on passing the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry DeLong, with the
other Sleigh attached behind the Que in
which they were riding, and doubtless
steer ing for another Horse, they were
oyeThauled by the owners ofthe last pam
ed property, who gave them chase, when
the thieves upset and broke Mr.. Creasy's
Sleigh. They took to the woods and
made their escape and the h5rse ran
around by Light Street, and returned
home to Mr Csoasy's Barn, before he was
missed. y
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Lo. the poor Negro.

The negro worshippera about Washing
son City, recently ordered and held Spe-
oial Election there for the purpose Of Civ.
ing their cOlOred brcthern the right to vote
'--'tanieersat su6fage'' IL resulted
Against negro suffrage 1000. For it
80 votes
An Election, for similar purpose, was
last week held in Georgetown, Va, 1t ro.
suited even more gloriously for the cause
of the whie.meu in the District Of Colum-
bia 1t was some 700 against, and vote
for, Negro Suffrage !
Alas for Messrs, DUMP, Stevens, Sum.
ner and the balance of our countries enc
mics. Alas for the poor Negro
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FalLhDLLFH Hla LOOh AMI SHAlN MA n
CORRECTED WEEKLY ron InE DEMOCRAT"
MARRIED.

AT lOlS place on Jan. ID, lSOO Oy
Rev ID. j Waller, G, a Potter TO Mis-,
Kate j. OH, bota Of Bloomsbury, Pa
On the 25;h ult. at the NJ L. Parson-
ago in Berwick, by Rev. NJ F. Crooth-
waite, Adam a. Schuyler of Oraugcvnle
and Carrie E. eldest daughter of The Off
ciating Minister
AT the residence Of the Br rdc's father
on Dec. 10, Sylvester a. Cortright and
Miss Maggie Edwards, all of Salem twp
l.ezerne County.
BY tbs same on &C. 2lst at the resi-
dence Of the bride father Abuer Welsh
and Mis- l.. Gussie Owen all of Berwick
BY the same, on Dec. 25 at tho rc.i-
dence of the brides iather, X beIt Watt
Of Wi'kesbarre, to Miss Kate Bowman, ol
Mifipville.
BY the same, on Dec 25 Wm. II.
Reyno and Miss Mahala Bristol all OF
Bloomsbury.
BY the sane and at the same place, Oh
Dec. 3lst, Charles &. Mack aud Miss LIZ
zio Scott all Of Union town-hip, L'2tru,
| co.
By The same al The same place, on tbs
lst inst Jesse w. Welsh, of Luzprn,
county. and Sarah HuIragle, of Nescoi &C
towbshiy, Luzerue county.
On the 2Gth of Dec. by the Rev J. II
Dimm, at his residence, Mr.. Williamson
P. White 10 Miss Beckie A. rcvcing
all of Light Street, Pa.
AT Town Hill on the 2Sth inst. by Rev.
L. Wadsworth Mr.. James Tubbs, to Miss
Letitica Tubbs, both of Fairmouut
BY tho same, at the residence of The
brides father, on Christmas, ,R r. PcaIer
E'q. student-at-aw, of BIoomsburg tc
Miss Saliic A, Stevens, OF New Columbus
At the rtsidenee of the bride, on Jan'y
lst by Rev,D s Truckenmiller Mr. John
Burlingame to Mi'5Yalo'Ia Fqrmaa, all ot
Lime Ridge. Pa.
In Orangcvillc, on the 3lst ult by the
Rev Nathaniel Spear, Laflvetts Moore o.
Greenwood, to Iilpah Lance, Of Benton
On Iannary lst 1865 by The same Abrs.
ann II. MrColom, of Benton, to Amir
W. Boston, of Fl -bingrreck Pa.
BY the fdme~a an. I'd WormauMcHen
rV, ol Greenwood, to Rebecca | Long, o
ii hinqcreck.
Ip Harrisburg ou Thursday the 2Ist
inst by the Rev Samuel s. Mitchell, Mr.
Robert G Fruit, of Bloomsbury, to Misi
Hannah Jane Carroll, of Carbon County
! Pa.
In this place, on Theusday evening .ht
Goth ult by the Rev Il, Il Wilson. MIR
Benz Il. Sharpless and Miss Sophia Hart
man, all of this place
On the l4sh ult by Rev. n. Spear
Matthias Kreamer of Fi>hipgcreek town.
ship and Mis- Louisa Alberrson Of Green.
wood town-hip oil of Co'uIfia county.
B. the same, on the 2l,tTnst John S.
Patterson, of Greenwood to MIS- Masy f
| D ldne Of Nj Pleasant
At Oraogeylle ou the I7h inst, by
the Rev. NJ, Day, Mr. Frank p. Mcbr d
TO Miss Ella A, Wolf both of Blooms
burg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

R1S" Mr.. Miles celebrated performing
horse "Minuehaba' died Will perform
ing at the Front Street Theatre, Balli.
refer to Foutzs Horse and Cattle Pow
ders. Mr.. Miles was clearly chIpable in
failing to send for this sovereign remedy
for horse disease, at an earlier moment I;
for, if we are to believe the concurrent
testimony of thousands of gentlemen Of
veracity, these Powders, il given in time,
would have saved his life. But it's his
own loss.
These celebrated Powders are for sale
at Eyer's & Meyers Drug Store in Bloom
sburg
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

eT DANIEL McHENRY, Esq, having
seyed out his term Of two years, honest
is, promptly and efficiently, has retired
from the flee OF Treasurer Of Columbia
county. Mr.. McHemry, with many others
of our Democratic Citizens, was arrested
in 1854, by the Lincoln !ooa-Aouad5 ,and
consigned to Fort MiAiin. Thank God
the unrighteous and cowardly persecution
Of these poor piliful tories, has fallen
harmless, excepting the great suferipgs
and heavy losses to which he was SUBJ
jected, at his feet, and to-day his name is
honored and respected by all honest peo-
pie, whilst those of his snoaking enemies
are rapidly descending to the lowest depths
oi political damnation.