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On Tuesday, the 9th of April, 1867, by
Montgomery Cole, j. p, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
L. MOORE, Of Sugarloaf Township, to Mrs.
ELIZABETH YoRKs, of Jackson Township,
Columbia County.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-17

Eag' Five thousand men are out of work
at Pittsburg. -Ec.
And we have no doubt that those very
five thousand men voted for Old Ahc and
Andy Curtin and John w. Geary, and all
the other radical scoundrcls who did their
best to bring about this state of things
Scarcity of money is the legitimate effect Of
the principles they voted for, and if they
are out at the elbows and out at the pockets
it is their own fault. Nevertheless we pity
them, and have to say to them that they can
remedy this matter, if they will. We need
not tell them how Their good sense will
teach them that, if they have any; if, how
ever, their eyes are not yet opened, they de-
serve TO suffer. If they are willing to kiss
the hand that smitcs them, let them do it.
The way Of escape is open to them; if they
will not walk in it, their ruin be upon their
own heads. Ciiatoa Democrat.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NOW FOR COSTS!
The accounts Of the late Columbia Demoerat. and
other evidences af indebted ness TO the undersigned,
have been placed in the hands of Justice Chembefln
of Rloomsburg, for Immediate collection. and notice Is
hereby given TO all Interested that cost Will enure
on all unsettled accounts during the May Court
LEVI l.. TATE.
Williamsport, April u. ls67.-2t.
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r .UMBER! LUMBER !

A ne,c Lun,Jer Yard IN Bloomsbury,
TINHE undersigned would respectfully inform those
J. in wpnt OF lumber that hr continues 10 ,manufac.
ture and keeps 81 hand 2 pnod supply Of building
tauce north Of the depot which he offers for sale at
reasonable rates. t- JACOB SCHUYLER.
BiooiAsburg, June 20. 1866.
0RANGEVILLE NORMAL SEMIN-
~ AIRY. -.t......-l r,.s ..u,i, d.
The next Term Of this Institution will commence on
Monday, April 18th Tuition per Term Of eleven
weeks, from ~ to o. so, -'7 a .turir.TH .
Boarding in good camille per week, $500 Dol.
'' II. D. WALKER.
y hrril 10, ls67--3t. oi,S. H.t. rr,ncipal
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters os administration on the estate Of Joscl
IIarye. late Of Jusarloaf Township. Columbia cou
". deceased, have beeu granted TO r. NJ, Edward
luzerne County All persons having claims acainl
the estate are requested to hand them in duly nj
thentica ted, and ihose knowing themselves indebt
to the esate will make payment to the administratd
without delay. Il. N. EDWARDS,I
March "a, U7-6w Admr i
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"Shampoo LIQUID"

For Cleaning the Head, and removing tho Dand-
ruff p,entng Loss of Hair and Disease ofthe Scalp,
by removing the cause. w. Price. % Cen!s a.
nENDERSuOTT6.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Il
Tile first and final account Of Bentnn,in r
F0rl,cr, Assignee Of Clinton and jumeS
Dewin, of Coawghan, 2opnship, Col,m-
Jia County. ......-
NOTICE is hereby given that Benjamin P. Fortner
Assignee Of Clinton end James Dewitt, Of COpyng.
ham Township Col. Co., Eave exhibited aud flied In
the Court Of Common Pleas of said County, his
cOunt as Assignee aforesaid. and that said account
will he allowed at the said Court ut thu February
Term III hereof. 1867, unless be then shown why
said account should no, be allowed.
JESSE COLEMAN, Prothonotary.
bloomsbury, April II, 1867.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A PPLICANTS FOR HOTEL, RESTAU-
lA RANT AND LIQUOR STORE Ii

Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have made application to the Pro.
thonotary Of Columbia County for Tavern,
Restaurant and Liquor Store Licenses to be
granted at tho coming May Term
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HENDERsHOrT'S
.,rONTr RITTERS"

Containing no whiskcy o. other Intoxicating In.
gradients, pleasant and cffeciual remedy for Dys.
pess,a Loss of Appetite, Debility, Detange Of
ibe Liver, ETC.. etc, AIRY 1T. g- Pint Bottles SO
cent each at -
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. u1- To Farmers and Horsemen. .-"sprain and
Sweeney Liniment"--The most eihcacous applica.
tion In use for sprans, Swelling, Bruises spuvin,
Ring-Bcne, Spnng. Halt, Foundered Feet, Calls.
Mango, etc., etc, Price, 50 cents per bottle ut
HENDERsHOTT'S.
An the above preparations prepared only. and for
sale, by Sol ..iJ nENDERSLiOTT
. April J, 67--Al Maln Street, Bloomsburg.
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EOR SALE. .
THE subscriber vii! sell first rate -
TWO-HORSE CARRIAGE, @3
nearly new. in good condition, upon -XX
reasonable terms. II is ore OF. Dunlau'a n,aIj
OF Philadelphia. There ars
TIL REE SEATS
in it : has good top, aud Is well finished, II I'd
be seen al the stables Uf the undersigned, OH Irl
Street, hclow Third.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 20, 'G7. JACOB l.. CIRTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-23
THE ATTORNEY OPINION
UPON THE POWERS OF MILITARY
~. 4. A , - :

Tponeluded from vesterday's iss,lel
THE MILITARY COMMANDERS ARE MERE PRE-
sERyEIss e. PUBLIC oRnEK, PEACE Am
must not be understood as fixing
! limits TO the power of the military COM
mander in case of actual insurrection or
riot, 1t may happen that an insurrec-
/ tiOn in one Of these states may be so gem
I eral and formidable As to require the
temporary suspension of all civil gov
ernmeut, and the establishment of mar
| tfal law in its place. And the same
! thing may be true as to local disorder or
I riot in reference TO the civil government
of the city or place where it breaks out.
| Whatever power is necessary to meet
such emergencies, the military com.
mander may properly exercise. con-
| fine myself to the proper authority of
the military commander where peace
and order prevail. When peace and
order do prevail, it is not allowable to
| displace the civil officers and appoint
/ others in their places, under any idea
that the military commander can better
perform his duties and carry out the gem
eral purposes of the act by the agency of
civil officers OF his own choice rather
I than by the lawful ineumbents. The
act gives him no right 70 resort to such
agency, but does give him the right to
have ga sufficient military force p to
enable him s. to perform his duties and
enforce his authority within the district
! 10 which be is assigned"
In the suppression Of instruction and
riot. the military commander is who'll,
independentof Of the civil authority, So,
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one sqs@is each additional insertion
81 ra Two weeks ; (; : :
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RATLROAD.

TT1RATSS leave as follows city timel; -. L
through Express, sundays eNceptedsosi
a rs. Through Mail, 6: % pm; SOu- erVille Ac
sommodatiOu at $40 p IN.
FEEress connects a. Grand junction VIII
sfserno5D train on ah- Mississippi Central
Failroad for Holly Springs, Water valley
Grenada. Jackson, Nieksburs, Mss New Or
Al Coriutn, for .Okolona, Columbus, Miss.
AZ Decatur. for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile Cincinnati. etc.
Al 'Chartauoogu. for all places In Eastern
Aiaisfna. Georgia. North snd south Carolina
Virginia, v asliugtou, Baltimore, Philadel phia
New York, efc.
Through Mall connects 81 Grand Junction
with trains foT Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
Al Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, LlluIn'
bIa. Nashville, etc
Al Chattanooga Mail trains connect f0rIEamt
points as Express trans. -.
Bsraage checked through.
FoT tickets and further information, spply Al
the Office. No. rs Main street, corner OF south
NJ. ROSS, GeuTsup't.
RARNFS. Gent Ticket Agent.
aplst n =. SHOCK. Passenger Agent
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nrnEn auEsrIoNs coNsIDEREp.

Questions have arisen S;fSssher, under
this power, these military 80 slssiOn-
ers can take cognizance Of Offenses COM
mitted before the passage of the act, and
whether they can try and punish for
acts not made crimes or offenses by fed
eral OF state law.
I am clearly Of opinion that they have
no Jurisdiction as TO either. They can
take cognizance Of no offense that has
not happened after the law took effect.
Inasmnch as the tribunal to punish, and
the measure or degree Of punishment,
are. established by this act, we must con-
strue it to be prospective and not retro
active. Otherwise it would take the
character of an eT post Jdcto law.
Therefore, in the absence of any lam
guage which gives the act a retrospect, l
do not hesitate to say it cannot apply to
past otfenses.
There is no legislative power given un-
der this military bill to establish new
criminal code. The authority given is
To try and punish criminals and Offend
ers and this proceeds upon the idea that
crimes and offenses have been commit
ted: but no person can be called a crimi-
nal or an offender for doing an act
which, when done, was not prohibited
by law.
But as to the measure OF punishment,
7 regret to be obliged to say that it is
left altogether to the military authorities,
With only this limitation, that the pun
ishment 10 be inflicted shall not be cruel
ar unusual. The military commission
may try the accused, fix the measure Of
punishment, even to tie penalty of
death. and direct the execution of the
sentence. 1t is only when the sentence
affects the "life or liberty Of the per-
son that it need be approved by the
commanding general, and only in cases
where it affects the life OF the accused
that it needs also the approval Of the
president.
laws of the United States, the military
authority can take no cognizanee OF
them. nor in any way interfere with
the regular administration Of justice by
the appropriate federal courts,
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"Sse- ssl advertisements for the APPEAL must
heTarfsd in at the Clerks desk
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Fr1,EKa Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday Of
each mOnth-O -Odd-FenOws' Hall. John Gent
Tn H.. n. J. Wlggin, Rec.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
~
WeSt Tennessee, Mississippi
and APkGRsds.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
ii the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IS5U-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
the atten ion Of my Old rieuds % that Institu-
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against SAINT Ia the event OF death, or them
selves from an Impoverished Old age in case
of ul-success in life
Mr.. y. =. OTIS IS associated with me and is
hereby recommended 10 public coufdenee.
Our office is at No. a. Madison street, rear
room DeSOtO Block. where we viii be happy
70 impaEt ANY needed information to those de
4 ing Life Insurance.
maa Sm J II. MCMAHON.
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HENRY c. FREEMAN Secretary,
PLINY FREEMAN, President.
LORING ANDREWS, Vice President
HENRY G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
L.a-r--.-o.r : II. = nEErn-E

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville June 4, 1867.
/. q. W. BLACK BURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the GLORE MU-
TUAL LIFE INsURANCE COMPANY, located al
New York city, in the State OF New York, has
produced to mo satisfactory evidence that said
meuts ofthe laws of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and further
certify that II. T. TOMLINsoN GENERAL ACT Of
said Company. has also complied with the re-
oufrements Of the laws Of the state, made and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said GLOBE
sfUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY has au-
thority to take risks and transact tbs business
OF insurance in this state.
q. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active. reliable and influential parties can
find remunerativs employment as sole tors
by application TO
H.T. TOMIINSON, General Agent,
No. II Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The Buntyn
HONEST &D LANDS
FOR MALE.

XETE have the pleasSke OF placing on the
w market those yer Adesira6le and valuable
lands, 50 well known 70 the community IS the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, Esq situated At the hrst station on the
Memphis ana Charleston railroad, 1--WE miles
east OF The city. The improvements with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re.
eently sold 70 Hume +. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the ira [, consisting OF about 4SO acres.
has been laid on In lots varying in size from
nve 70 ten acres, fronting uDOn broad av-
enues and laid or so as TO secure tn greatest
amount Of comfort The trains OF the Mem
phK and Charleston. railroad afford the oBpOr-
tunity Of gong IN ana out Of tue city, from and
TO Buntyn's station, four times a oay - a. 70
make asresidence ~ his point almost as con-
yenient as 20 live In the city itself
The cheice can nov be had Of lots wholly or
part in original forest. or in neld,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed bF the Win 10 sell
this place and Invest in city property, and we
viii receive propositions TO exchange for either
improved or vacant lots IN the city.
TOall parties looking for q suburban resi-
dence. we do mol think any property more de-
sirable can be found. In regard TO health con-
veniencs or good ne ghbOrhoOd. within the
same distance from the city.
Tn terms Will be made very liberal and easy,
and the pIiees low 10 parties desirous o. buy
ing for Oc upation. Plans OF the subd vision
will be shown at our ofiiee.
myl7n u RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT = co.
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SzS9.24S 90

The Trustees have acc.are-i a "a ,-IuESD on
all Particl pat,ug F1liclas la force which have
been in eXistufOe y months prinr to Jan. 1, Isl,
coutrlouti17 To Surplus and 10 be appii- q AZ
the Renewal OF each Poury aitHer On red ctird
of Premium or rs eversi nary Ad Tito in
ISIS provided the Amendment o. the charter
now before the Legisls- Elected other
wise in 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
REV YORK.
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.
SI,O29, ,4s9 is
DISBURSEMENTS.

To Cash Assets, Jan. 1, lS66-.....-.. }57 $50 Al
To Premium Acct for ls66. -S64l 81 ~
To IN S reed and accrued sU.9UI k5-672 f2q O.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,
2J8 Front Street.
HER,rrs Lodge of Perfection. lfth; No. !
Stated ComIhunicatious "a Wednesday nlghl
~ esch month. Henry p. Woodard, S2d, c.
M Charles n Carroll, 18TH. sec. ,
lSTTE,sSS 7, Iyodze OF Perfectlou. lsth.; No. ?
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, SD, o.. NJ. (; A. u. Franklsnd' sd
rIsTPIF1a council Of Princes Of jerusalem 10th.
No l. BENZ, <, Pullen, I'd, Iarsh-'.
-, Sec. - s.
Charles W Adams, 52d, NJ. w; II. 4. Tom
linsou, 331, Sec. -,
IoiJTTTFTF Dr-P1.EssErs Council Of k-h, Slth.
No l. Henry 2. MoOdard, I'D, comm.
William Y. Ciroie SD, Rec.
CoNsIsroRY or WEST TESN EssEEt SO john
Ainslie SD. Comm. in Chiefi Docge {
Trader, 32d, Reg. -. a
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Tr1lstee,a NnLe.

ny virtue or 3 Deed OF Trust 10 me executed
X nv lanes j. Vaulx, Trustee, on The nrst
1iStl day OF February. 1850, and duly recorded
~ me Registsr's Office OF Shsfoy county, Ten
rasse,s in Record 30 < Number (591 Fifty-nine.
Part one. pages ~ and 439, on the 18th day OF
March Is6l Tor the purpose OF securing the
navment OF two notes. one fer the sum Of
3slantv-iiye Hundred Dollars, and the other
for fhe sum OF Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars' both dated Feb 1, 1856, bearing interest
rom date, and given By the said James J..
balance due her on account OF lots lsi and lS2.
nor. therefore, by the authority vested in
me 10 sell the property conveyed in said Trust
Deed, viii on the
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HEBREW LxB xAsOyIC CALENDAR.
NIASONIODIREOTORY.


MASONICDIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
AEsFRoSA. No. lGS. Meets 1Et Monday In
every month, az Odd-F low Hall car. Court
and Main. ID. c. Trader, W. NJ ID. 7. Tom
LiusOn. sec
BoUrH 1IENr4Te. No. us. aIests ID Friday OF
each s,loutn-Hali. cor. Madison and second.
J. r, ,Sellars. ". NJ; Benz. X Pullen- Sec.
I,FrI.A SCOTT. No. 2s2- Meets Lst Friday o. each
unontn-HaII, cor. Madison and second John
AiuslFe " ~: n. j. woodward, Sec.
HAMrLToN. No 222. Meets Sd Friday OF each
rnonth-Odd-F Fellows Hall P. N, Stanley,
W. N: W H. Butts. sec
KILwTKyrnt7. No. 81 lU D. Meets 4th Friday
Of each month"; Front street John j.
Worsham SD, ". n ; 3. X. rUlen, Sd Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESy Chapter. No 4. Meets ID Monday OF each
nooufh-edd- dd-Fellows' EsH A. J. Whesler,
Il. p; Il. h Psynter, Sec.
Il. AND s. u.
FrREKA Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday Of
each month -Cldd-FellOws' Hall. John Dent,
tn. H.; n. J. Wlggin, Rec.
-TEEPLARs.
CYRTNE Cor1mandery, No. T. Meets 4th Mon
dav OF each month, John -Lentr Conn., n. J.
WiggiD, Rec. a--
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United states.
DIRECTORS :
BANKING.
GEEPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE. p l-2 MADISON STREET.
DIRECTORS:

J. J. MURPHY, President
+ NJ CASH. Secretarv-
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses. ,SSS 90
Commissions and Agency
Expenses ...--..-.....--. s5.5s 80
Medical EZaruinaflous, adj
yertisiug. EUchauge. t...-- Is, .u1 81
Salaries, Printing. Postage
and ONCE Expense q liz IS
Ts Nes and Internal Revenue, 84lH j
Return Premium and Rein
surauce-... ....-.....--........ re 81
Interest on stOck-.....-..-..-- 200 u-S2t0 DC S.
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san Dav Of JulY. lsa7.

batween the hours OF 10 and II an. sell on
ne premises to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property, viz. A certain
tract or parcel OF land, known as lots No. Isl
ard No. iS2 on the plan Of GreeniaW's Addi-
tfou 70 the city OF Memphis. being l4S< feet
sauere. atthe intersection Of the west side OF
Fourth street with the north side of Mill street.
The right OF REDEEM ption Is expressly waived,
ana the title believed TO be perfect, but I sell
THOS. LEEcH, Trustee.
Memphis, June :, lss7. In.
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7. j. MURPHY, +. II. APPERSON.
I. A. NEL5'tN, J. e. JOHNSON
or = %. & T A. Nelson. OF g. Falls & 90.
J. +. FRANK FMCASH
J. T. sTRATnON, Of strstton, Soy er s. 60.
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SUNDAY READING
REnreroos necrRiSE.


We publish this number out ofits turn.
by way Of special reply to letter which
we have received, and from which we
extract as follows
The queries in " Religious Doctrines, ),
have often puzzled me, and, though
brought up piously, and possessing.
phrenologists say, big bumps of rever-
ence and spirituality, such queries have
persisted in puzzline, until they have
pushed me TO the verT verge of Material
ism and Atheism-cold, unlovely paths,
unsatisiying, unprolnising. To what
else will such "whiTl of words" drive
us /? Yet is it altogether a "whirl of
words2" could very well comprehend
your Bishop until be broke into his in
teuection Thou Lord" etc.,-thdt
could not understand. Youare learned
man, thinking man, doubtless as far
above me in such qualities as / am above
a child or an African F; you haYa
thought much, reasoned much, and VI,
seem 70 retain belief inan as - "a nls.
- seasoning grPnM isShs ans p
sPFs' SA's+'shEsqof&, hAghis
tons on MiszjE ha'gssbb a
- - -, =, I,f ~ ~ M. mil eIOre
$ asf siattns on R2ty
: ! : ; ' ; !. |. !. |.
81 ou
ad
atEF- Moses BS
equal to LIZ ilc SeV So
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rTHIS Institution g. prepared q receive De-
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