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The Case of Bowles, MiIIiqan and
Horsey.

Those who censured Governor Nor on
for recommending the Communication of
the death sentence passed upon these
men by the military court. to imprison
ment. will now consider that his course
was wiser than their censures On this
point we quote the following ohserya
tons of the Cincinnati Gazette:
1t will he reco lected that when Coy
ernor Morton eXerted himself to secure
from the President communication of the
sentence, he was severely eensured by
many of his friends: but we happen to
know that he had, at that time. reason to
believe that the final decision of the
Supreme Court would be as it is now an
nounced Other. and humane motives
prompted him to act as he did but the
conviction to which we refer caused him
to feel anxious lest the death penalty
should be executed. Had he been a
yindict1ve man he would have acted dit
ferentiy. for the conspiracy in whie Ii
these prisoners were concerned contem-
plated bis assassination but he rose a
hove this and returned good for evil.
W hen defending him against the com
plants of his political friends, growing
ont of his conduct in this ease. we said
that when all the facts should be known,
his condnct would be praised by those
who then denounced it. So it must be
now
This decision of the Supreme Court
does not affect the guilt or Innocence OF
the parties concerned It merely de
clares that the Cont by which they were
tried had no Jurisdiction The opinion
o. TIE Court not having been read we
have no intImation as TO the grounds mp
On which the decision is based. The
chief ifstire announced that the opinions
of the Jnd-es would be read at tie next
term of the Cont
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Mr.. Proudft formerly ! leading Dem
Ccrat in WISCONSIN, and for some time
an Adjutant III cavalry regiment ir the
service, presented IL. the Union Cpnyen-
ton held ut Madison. in that State. the
following bill or Indictment against the
Democratic party, which was unanimous
ly adopted
Resoisea, That the Democratic party
stand indicted at the bar Of an outraged
public opinion for the following high
crimes and misdcmeanors
Through its leading men and organs it
has encouraged and sympathised with
black and caasecss treason:
1t has displayed cowar'lice before the
public enemy;
1t has melted mobs to pillage, murder
and DESTROY:
1t has sought to disfranchise white
soldiers OF 4 law tut age
1t haS.becn unceasing in praise of its
country ) barbarous and brutal foes;
Il has denounced its country's defen-
ders as ..ninionS OF despotism." Lin
coin hireiings. and with other oppro-
brious epitirets;l
It has neen faetious and false in its
opposition 10 the Government through,
out tlte war :ael { =.""
IL has opposed enlistmeuts of white
men,
II has opposed eplistments of coiored
men, 4%I -
1t has opposed drafting with compcn
tion .f91Sl-za
1t has advised insurrection in loyal
1t has sought and hoped for foreign
interference, --s6 FL Eia-
1t has by living and intrigue sought to
injure the public credit
1t has excused and paliated the crime
Of rebels IN bounding, starving and muir
deriug prisoners of war. who were cap
tured in fair battle s1
1t has helped, with all its power, to
keep down The 5vaiae of currently and
raise the price OF the necessaries of life
1t has advocated the assassination or
the public servants OF the people, who
were duly elected and installed;
1t declared tue war a fsilure. and in
dictated :, wiilin yness to submit TO armed
treason at a time wasn that treason was
about to receive It's death blow;
1t has favored and supported the ar
istocralic rs against the democratic idea;
1t has fswne;! upon those who con
spired for is OVID ruau. and licked the
hand that smote it !; - rt1
1t has said. when the President call ed
for soldiers 10 iaelp the veterans at the
front, Let Democ rats STAY ut home anal
let aboliltonists. niggers and Indians go
and fght;
. 1t has sail that under tiie policy of the
Goyefnment the armies OF the Union
could nos 50 ceeed dec s9ohta@.IG@
1t has continually enieavored by
sophistfY and fails eliooa to divide the
North snd DESTROY lthe Nation: $50 80
1t has held taas triuInphs of the Urio1,
arms were violationso f the Constitution.
II has termedsthe attempts TO supply
the starving garrison OF Fort Sampler.
in Aprit, lsoi- a iisgracetaI pofiticai
trick TO give the Administration an ex-
cuse TO declare war: a44 sl-
And all these sins and many others it
must answer for in THE coming trial, aud
We join this issue with 8 firm reliance
upon Almighty God, and the intelligence
that He has given To His people
S-The valuable horse stolen from Mr.. Cock of our
city. by Asher nhe lately broke jail Cen,ervii,s.
was traced b. Memphis. Term. and is now safe AT
home- Asher sold s'n IN kentucky for $50. and Mr.
c. has besa odsrsl S.eo los aiza s;acs his return
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An Ordinance,
RELATING TO GARAGE.

- ECIloN ]. Be il ordained BY the Common Coun-
~ eli OF tae City OF kiennnud, That city suzii
On or beiore It's III meeting April each year,
ui-he contract y Iti sUnIe persous, ior
tiie etH0sai Oeford the city limits, ice weeS or
o.tier, o All Kitchen garbage taat tie required
oe cdFlSo OUT oi saiQ ciiy uaring the May,
JUNE, jury, August, Sci temrr, aud OcIyour eacn
ear A'se said CONTRACT requiring dts position
III Earosge a. viii Ia elrdangvr general
sanitary welfare OF the city.
= fE> ALsf --Aas person CONTRACTING with the CIty
lutaei, aEd faifIg Eipit terms
cntfact, snail uiss4 fined
IN ah1 SUM Mt less :aaa tive lsr li1u.-
us4I ualars. =
&c. = ii persons, having control IN anr house
VIII N tie city hnIs. esuired plaa-e SONS
iiai oafref, oue.et nr otnsr vessel,
skrES ia stlr LJradi>es aiey street, 2ase
OF eHce, lrre at nss te r=acsy reached ey
oaeS SaicfeFs @ta 10 daily empty al.
tase E n1te.en Garoage AMI sl- clear =ofs ex4ep.-
S.i 10 t'e el4li tllat II D. -t ~ U4rbae
katsvr1F, L. ise = week Haiess tIpan
ttLSlr osa prrIns-vs. - ~ .zr r..
8 ms ALfx An, person failing TO comply with tie
reg ssassats o. ta1 Section, usI9ss on pro er
On ~ u alios' tte 0arnags eaiaaeref
uar@se, as required vy ais CONTRACT, shah upon
sciss'n a-Fty oe haeI any less tiiao one
Mi is're Inaa Hye d'yilars,. ssF each of-use.
ose- ). Luis oEeiia.ce 10 he II Isre fro q and af
Ter rs Passage AM paSlication. z AZ
.aec Passed approved Ma Ist. 1856
-.ese - ~ JOHN stIaLE' Mayor.
sATTESteI ~ P-P AIM tify Clerk
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A little fellow of orr town. ahou. so
high who has. Lately uRued with the
church. thus expressed him self the otter
day: Two or three girls have been m AL
81 me for long time. and wealdnf /.
speak 10 me, now since they found .suu,
joined the church they want to make
up With me. But 4 cant see tae xAKs u.s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

The Presidents message was read in
China in forty three DAYS after it was
read IN Washington. L was. telegraph
ed from Wasltin gton to San Ffsaciscc.
and carried thence to China nv a sailing
vessel, that male the remarkably quick
passage OF forty days Toa1 - .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

X. TAT the last coaclaye of the
Grand Commandery of knish. Templars
of this State. permission was given to
the Connersville. Commandsry TO hold
their monthly conclaye, at Cambridge in
this county On Tuesrisys evening last,
the first regular conolavea was held at
Cambridge City. and tue Order of Red
Cross conferred on six candidates, Sir
knight Bennett and Newly officiating
Much attention was paid to that part of
the ceremony presided over by Sir
Knight Cliendense We propose, in time.
to give q sketch of the rise aud pro
gress Of the Knight Templar Order in
Indiana ,uss xs3 -. disc sS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

A Commandefy of kniUhs Teinpiars.
for which q charter WIS goHsinedzae the
late annual eoaelave 81 sns lGranti Com
nandery. was in s4itafeti on the. evening
or May I. at kniGastowu. ThesEminent
Grand Recorder oiiiciated, bvrequest of
the Eminent GraB,l Commanded The
new iodv II styled the William Hacker
Grand Commandsrs, NJ 9. and starts
ont under very favorable auspices. The
officers elected are Sir Reuben Peden.
Eminent Con1Ynsnfet Sir Joseph NJ
whi,csell. Genearlissimo. and Sir Noble
Batter, CaptsihsaGenerah Gkaighstown
is unfcrtpysts In iss aituasso,f on the east
fork ofWhi3a riSsr.l exeiralvco of.the
juris'iictioh Of thsss&-0 ovrrsos Morton.
hu; va are glsd to botU aus Sign of i'm
provsmsns NTH alb iars sisssfissntaee
she made successful bid for the Sol,
diers' Homer aud the spread Of Masonry
evinces gSaA tasis - aweAzas enterprise
-(Ind journal. sss-9s
4
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,,.2iehIHeHd rdiIddIum.
------- = ! u = IL -----------
Thursday, May 3rd, 1866.
Hon. II. S. Lsns his css shanks for a copy OF
message and Docurna PHI, . ,s5 AMI 90.

The National Union GlUa.-In another COL
umn pubiisL the lis. OF officers and platform Of
principles Of this C'uh. .fiich commend themselves
D. TIE unqualified approval and enio of every
Union man. rho has The best interests Of his
try and the perPstai'y Of the Union Party heart.
HON WIZ rsscys P1stma ster Cen
era it will be observed is President. This Cub is for
med within thenationsl Party for tie support
President Johnson. Asos..ar G 40 is established at
Washington CITY. faIasly nsiaed National Johnson
Ciub, formed outside Of the LINEN Party as a nucleus
for tie Reorganization ol the Copp~rsa. Democracy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

TTThe famous DIR. Thorn psn, who used % figure
IN the better days of the Democracy of the Burnt
District as their cha upion and leader when patients
Of his were attacked win any di-esse always erred
them by throwing item .ato hts," and ne claimed to
be ii on htsf' ourfris'a. Jacob d Julian, judg-
ing rom his p~tfe Utter we published last week.
thinks he's - great On" tns the Old Doctor and
ne fromises communication the '.frart at Rich
noni, giving il "fts."~-We are an xiously looking
that document, and also the aSoogy for the 'oeter
f''rtion" of our citrsns, from the pen of his gte
brother the editor Of tbs .Trne Julian ceppersead
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03
Important to Farmers!
The Monitor ard Corn Planter Com
esw f11ea eli bined, ais41a 4- ss+

EWyaE BEST Machine in use. for Planting and Gull
III es-T~eine Corn. S<,rgbuni Broom Corn. Tobacca.
4e can be seen l. B. CHESS Hardware Store No.
50. Main street. Richmond, Ind. CAL and exssnsoe
iafnmirssf1 S-S~
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5000 WANTED!

NyoR which Real Estate siIf be given as security.
= Aay rerS n. l.ssne money tc loan at fzir Tate
Of intsr-t ana Vel >ecued- viii please apply the
. Pailaiiaa oiHee, Immediately s
"A pril :, ISIS eff
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

son delivered a lecture ia Cincinnati Thursday
night IN which, among other things. she advocated
u'i'ersat suffrage. srage of the discourse
several persons and ls;t the ball wicreupon the
speaker paused moment, and then calmly remarked:
want to say, before AMI other tender soul fees from
Tue statement Of truth, that they may be kened
our system Of measures. One man has the capacity
o. pint another the capacity of quart and
another the capacity ola gallon. 1 may safely he
presumed thatthe pint cups about iull, and they
are boginnnR tn get oil hest they should overflow.
Aui q any others should be moved 10 leave, will
&c able 70 determine the tneasures of their capacity
"lti the greatest nicely "a" After that the audience
Kept their seats. Exchsnge.@ ~
4zb-Miss Dickinson waiti the same thing in this
city, when an meie Of hers had occasion leave Starr
Hall for few moments during the of her lee
ture She evideotIy gcarries her table of measures
win her wherever she goes, SOFAS TO be prepared
use 1t for Me frsf hns, When uekiess wight should
happen TO have his nrasure AhoutfalIg' Go it, Anna
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

The Masonic Hall and several ofher buildings
des troyei eg hrs IN Atlanta on TUESDAY last:
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THE n TIONAL FREEM ASoN,

Paelishet weekly a, Washington City, b. c. is
ttee per- aud we heartily ree"uend it the attention
Of the fraternity 1t III lot good work, square work,
aud should have large list subscribers in Wayne
County Price $500 per anlum.
Bro ". " Austin IS the agent in this city.
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Observation-Disclosures cum


The foliowinzgs tteIss Of On ers and platform II
principles II tAe mos SArseSkL CLrs 81 Nssa-
:ngton, D. c : q S.
Officers Of the National. Union Club.
PgEsEnExT-
Hon. ALEX. ". RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
rgsS.rEsrs-
Hon. DANIELS. NORTON. Of s.iaaesas.. SIS
Hon A j. FUYkENDALL. 81 ulja..is.
Hon. VA. r JOHN roy. of Pennsy lvaaia
sEczgr.gr.
TKEAsVkEa-
c. E. RITTESHoCSE. -Prssiless National Bank Of
C-.mnerce, Aal >. ta= Eraa u Rlieqhsu4e Foe-
Ter Co..
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Bakery and Confectionery
On 9th street,

Two Doors North of the fremont House,
Where they VIII keep constantv hand the best Of
fresh Tread, Cakes aud Pies. aud CamGics of
all kinds
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NEW BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY.

HNHE undersigned. would respectfully announces
q 10 the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that
they have opened
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.ZS-The valuable horse stolen from Mr.. Cock of our
city, bv Asher, whe lately broke Jail at Censsrvii,s
was tracei b. Memphis Term. and is safe At
home. Asher sold s,n. IN Kentucky for $50, and Mr.
c. has besa oi=rsi Sseo ios him siacs bis return.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-03

TEE AGRIcCLrVa.L CoLLEGk.-The meeting O. the
Bssri Trustees OF t:e Agricultural Ce;e-s dissoly
ed Yesterday The scrip representing three hunirea
and ninety thousand acres o. lanl. has been received.
and the ooect tie uaestinS deej1e w..sher
the SCRIP Should BE ttroSn uPaa the irket Tor sale
The Board decided sell Il present, in Of
the fact that several other States h25 fhrAn hei.
scrip upon the market and hal Deprecated in value
- hssr or sixty cents per acre. At this price tae
money value ~auid De than hurried ard
hlty thousand dollars. and the Board wisely decided
not t. make such sacrifice Judge Asrsrsfzie o:
this city Sas eectei Treasurer OF Ge Baand. All the
scrip has been deposited vita LIN % wax further
lion Should is sale De determined usun, il be
neSotia led by him IS asen; OF the BeaEi-
TIE Trustees further decided to ElAmoralise Con
sress IL change the act mixing the Agricultural
College grant that tie scrip issued nay De Ioc.td
uEan paoie .sDj> which Lands then iuameisas-iy
b. pat upon the Could this be done, least
oue-half million dollars would be re4Az-i frcm the
gifs Congress, which ssfdsntly the Intention
the time OF the passage Of he act With tis sum
College couid be Started in Indiana which would he
an honor the Government, orna ulent to the
State, and lasting benefit the great agricultural
Interests ef the secn,iu-nt.-ltnt Journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
No tice in Partition.
Est te Gr John So"kcy, dcee,sc

Est te # Jotn S0"kcy, dceemcL
70 Mary \ sdnkcy, widow jacob Sankcy, samuel
7 Siukry, john -. key, cyrus Snnkcy, James " D..
Sahkoy, Mary IN inteGmHtIIed with Aaron Wolf,
Lydia, Htrrlnarr ed with James g. FrlN ruliy now
deceased. formerly ntrrmHrricd with Juhn Regard,
leaving issue SusUnuhh ana Mary CatharuH, minors,
ant having GUARDIAN, BUsCN, incimHrrCd VITA
Jacob ~ cclry, Krb"cct, dcccasod formerly in.
/, rnarri'd vita Joluas BaNrnry, leaving issue one
ihld, name ANA age uuknuWu-ilcIrs aud legal repre-
sentdtiEes Of the said Juhn SInkcy deceased:
TAKE NOTICE.
That an Inquest viii br held the real estate o. the
s1iN iuuu Sankry, lying IN Columbia county IN the
TO" uriip Ui scott Hui MpLui Pleasant It ESDNE.
J'u arI ~ tGo, nt thr house Of James w Sduhry N
Llglt -lfcct al nine "'cOck IN the forenoon uud tu
continue uTt nj! The real estate uf The deceased ap
urasC" for the Iutpusc ut making pittIIInn 'f tn
real estate ut the SAID hrCc1Srd to ana his uIrs
aud legal rcir, uuhlhtive>. IT the can be- done
without pr ind to ut sp'Iliu- thr WhI- uth"rwISt
t. NnG" Hud app raise the HcroI,IrG To- law uI
which tin" aud place you Ir rcq"irvdtu attend If! Uu
think prupc.
SNhrEL SNl DER, sheriff
sheriff ' O'ic", bloomsbury
Dec - i,tij --JN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
To Die in a Bad Cause

us those who tall in the rebel ranks undoubtedly do
Is FOOLISH But ON the other Ia nd
D.rhg for "A Good Cause
'S IN wh" ar" wis" an ptdl2nt enough to remedy
thr dct,ct5 of nature wits
CRI5g ApJRps UAIR DYE
are doing cvc,y day, IN "vrry civ in the un,on 10
emlhehty prisew 'rthy rm4 peaceful revo Iution is
gong "n throughout tho whn" land and thus beauty
ana halm0ny supp.tnt aom lin ess aud incupgrui,v -
Manufactured by Gr;sttl lorO No Il Astur llou.c New
york. sold by pfh.5I,.,, AppIJJ byal Hair Drss-
jan u. is6i--im0
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Wysiert0ns DJoaQpa..'Ga,o We OBJ
serve that the transparency has proved it
SELF. The large sign, prolacod "L'eace
COmmissio@ers,' which was Pla'cardcd
over the door Of the "LOyal League
Rooms" opposite our Office, in Blooms
burg, and on which was most prominent
the name OF "Bmhr," Qbe Bsasl,) has
suddenly and mystefiously disappeared
Did shame prompt Thomas to steal it
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Returned SgJiie'S--Our young friends,
GEO. f. and CHARLES RUPERr, Sons Of
cur fellow citizen, Bernard Rupert, re-
turned last week, on a short furlough, to
visit their friends in Bloomsburg. These
young men--who were mere boys when
they enlsted--have seen many hard
iought.battles, and stand recorded as brave
and patriotic Soldiers. May their sh ad-
ws never declLe,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
WIDOWS APPRAISE NEN I S,
Notice of Confirmation.

NNiIE follow ~ apprUscme"'- 81 elt
Z aud personal property o"t auart - : ."w' ot
DCcaduus have been lttr III thr ttcr q. inu Ei~l &
of C. lumbil county, uudrr the Iurs "i ."j1 aud
viii H.. presented TOR absolute continuation {" ia or
uhaus Court to be- held in GnnmshIrg IN and pr sn ii
cnputv on MEDNESD TIE IN DAY Hf fri-
RIIARY A u 1856 AT 2o'coCk in the afternoon "t satl
doy unless exceptions 10 carn combinations are pre-.
yiously filed, Of which all persons Interested IN sld
estates Will take notice.
| Widow oil Jacob Hoats, late Of B1a'
yer township deed
? Widow Of DrIJames "A Wilson, tate
ofPcrwick Borough. deed ,
3 Widow OF Michael Fry, late of Mil
lin twp, decd
4 Widow Of William NJ Roberts, ate oI
Jackson township decd
5 Widow o Gordon II Gof, late ot
Bloom township deed
6 Widow of William Gillaspy, late Of
nemlock township, decd,
7 Widow OF NalentinS NhtonigLt, late
Of Ilomlock twp, decd,
s Widow OF Elias Deltorich, late o
Montour township, deceased .,.,,,.,,,
Registers Office
Bloom burg tan Il, Gj,l
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

E@y- MIR. CHRISTIAN WALTER, Of Mon
tour township, aged about 81 years, was
last week fopnd dad at the Lime Kiln of
E,q. D itterick, lie was found pear the
mouth of the Kiln and considerably burn
ed. Died Of suni ration.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
NOTICE IN PARTITION,


y ~ ''V''V E'I7IUTUVf tttL 10
1NO GEORGE Mnnlcy. ~ Columbia copr,v ti,,,,,.
-. Mui1ey, OF Three Rivers IN iamaznn Comfy.
Michgan, Charles Msrey. aud John Nufley of cal
noun County. Michigan; Rehrcca Uaeenhuoh rf
Lime stone township, Montnur County. PENNSYLVANIA.
anu wary SPonenbfge children aud legal reprcs cnta.
uVLs 9 christian huil'y, late of Centre township,
tolHmbia county PenHsylyania and Catharino, viii
ow of said deceased
Won are hereby cited tn b. aud appnar before tho
Juiges OF our Orphans Court to be held nj blooms
Dutg ~ said County, On the first Monday IN February
next then an there to accept ut refuse to take tkr
real estate Of the said hfstn Mufiry deceased sit.
nate in the sad county of Columbia at the appraised
valuation put upon by Inquest duiy awarded by tho
SAID Court and returned 10y the sheriff t. September
Term, A. u 1sUj or show cause ,yIv the samn sbon,I
not b. spt4
witness, III" Hon William Eiwcil President of or
SAID Court at BlOomshurpu December the eth 1905
JESSE COLEMAN.
Clck, q, ;.
bIuOmsburg Dec og iSB5 I've
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Nco0 Etvfe IL E.~to". MIR, JOnN j
MolIGNaY, arprizas Iho public through
the columns o. ne Coi~nln D'@a2rat
chat he ha, st opened Na% STORE, 10
Benton, and invites the attention Of 'ho'e
who desire Bargains We are tod that
Mr.. McHenry is doing the largest business
ever transacted iu any similar Country
Store, and that customers cnly grow i'm
patient waiting for tloir turns The pub
lie soon leara 20 appreciate and patroniz'
public apiri:c4 spd l'b2-al minded MeT-
cant,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

nkJ- Our increasing array of valuable
new Advertisements, 10 this issue, will
command attention and greatly enhance
the interest of the CoLuMBlA DEMOCRAT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

tGy" Mrs. &C. Clay having returned
from visiting her husband at Fortress
Monroe, has had another interview with
the President.
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uditor's Notice.

Estate Of Jacob NILS. deccset.
THE Undersigned Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Columbia county tn
make distribution Of the balance in hn hands Of John
snlih, Unc the Executors of jacob Mills, late Of
Madison township Culumbio county deceased among
thc Ictatees of testator, wil attend nj hs office in
boolnshntg IN said county, on SATURDAY, the 21ih
DAY, OF JANUARY, isu6. ut 10 O'Clock OF said day,
make the distribution when and where all person
red from coming IN for "A share uf the fund
ROBERT Il. CLARK,
Dec %, lsGj -Iw 81 80 Auditor,
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COLU MBlA DnMOCRAT,
Saturday Morning, Jan. 6, ,6e.

B2y~ SENATOR BUoKALBw returned
home last week and has departed again
for Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

ssgN William Lloyd Garrison's Lijcra
tor has expired. The final number was
issued last week
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

ERRONA OF YnLirI,

gen'oman who suffered for years from Ncrvous
Debility,Ptcm ature Decay and all the c.cs yo,,,
luI IhdiscreliUn, WILL for the sake of sutr, ,ring mn,
manly send free to all VINO need it. ,the recp, and
"rectiohs for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the aJye r.
user experience, eau d1 so by addressin!
JOHN d. OGDEN,
Jan. 9, 1906, -ty.-s.MT. ''"' o'"'
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nay Mayor Hoffman, Of New York
was inauguratod yesterday and the new
city government went into operation.