OOlil'JlBlA DIU10CBAT.
UDITI'.I) HY LEVI I . TATti, PROrRIUTOIl
ftlsOOiHSJItim.., A.
SATURDAY MORNING, Df-CEMERR SC. 18C2.
JMJBl'OSES OF THE WAK1
t-oxiiiirws, nv a hie nearly chasimcu, passed tns
vuLijnvtRM MiSiUrrtox, wmcn rernrssn i iir oice ur
till- NttlCIS AMI 19 TIIClKt'K STANDARD nr LOYALTY 1
"Thnl tin) present deplorable rlll wnr Iiiik been
-fired upou Ilia touittry hy tlio ill.'inionlstii or the
Southern states, now in nrms nnliivt Ilia L'untlitiitionnl
.iivfriiiiicitt,niid In nrin nroutul llio Cnpilnl ; that In
this Nntlomil I'ucreciicy, Congrun. banishing nil fonl-
iu oi mere passion nr resentment, win rrriilliet nnly
its duty to tlm wholcrountry that thli war it net leagnl
en thtlrparlin any tjttrit of pprttiion,cr fcr-nnyipnr-putt
cf tonqnttlvr tuhjngaiion arpnrposref vrerthrcirlng
tr interfering ylUt the right! or tttabUthcit taitiluticnt if
tkote States, bulto lltftnd and maintain tlm ennntnarn t
'tin UonitifutUin, and U prtferct the Union, with Ike dig
nity, tjwcHty,indrightt of the eertral Main iinnsnlrnl;
tndthalas eoan at thai otijtdt ate teccrifllshM the tear
ctc Al l mil."
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Tho Domocratio Flag.
Tub Fonir "Waynb Times and Union,
one ofitha ablest papers in tho Stato of
Indiana published by (!ov. J. W. Daw
.son & I. W. 'Casuuikll, Eq., baa hois
ted the following strong and patriotic Dom
ocratte Flag:
Foil PHCSIDEN'T IN 1 SIM ,
EN. GEO. Ii. M'CLELLAN.
FOU UCEPBE3IDENT,
GOV. HORATIO SEYMOUR,
Ol-NKW YORK.
The combined naraon of McClellan
-and StYMCUii, aro a tower of strength.
In their loyalty, fidelity and nationality,
'tho Peoplo hare unlimited confidence.
Suoh a Ticket, at this time, would sweep
tha country from the Aristook to tlio Bio
Grand !
Heleaae of Fort Lafayett Pris
oners. On last Saturday, twelve prisoners were
Tuleascd fioin the 'JLmgrican Btil7','
among'them wasTTr. E. U. Olds, of Ohio.
All thosa had been arbitrarily arrested,
and incarcerated without being allowed a
hearing, and many of them solemnly aver
that they are not oonciaus of having com
mitted any ortnie or being guilty of the
least act of disloyalty.
Tho following Oath : " do sol
emnly swear not toaii the rebellion," was
taken by all exoepting sis, Dr. Olds being
among that number. Ho refused, though
declaring his loyalty, because ho thinks
his release ought to be unconditional, as'
there was no ground for his incarceration.
Br' Olds, it will ba remembered, was elec
ted to the Assembly of Ohio last weok, by
near threo thousand inajoriiy, though he
-was hiunwlf in prison, and the canvas was
conducted by his friends.
Mr. B.rry, of Maryland, one of the
prisoners, has become hopelessly iiuauo,
tinea his imprisonment, and wis Eont out of
the '"JajiiVe". utterly broken downin body
-as veil us in mind.
IiOVO and Clare for thO Negro !
The well-informed New York coxres
ponduut of tho Philadelphia Ledger has
tho following paragraph in his letter of
Friday, which will be of poculiar interest
to white peoplo ;
41 A well known clothing firm in this
city hag just beeu awarded a contract for
the manufacture of fifty thousand suits of
clothing for the contrabands. Thoy aro
to bo furnished as toon as possible."
A week ago we read in the dispatches
from tho Army of the Potomac that eorao
half dozen soldiers on picket were frozen
to death from tho extrcmo cold weather,
and on account, of course, of not having
tufficient clothing to keep themselves -warm.
And yet iu tho face of this, and worso
still iu tho fact that many soldiers' families
aru actually starving and perishing at
.homo for the want of sufficient food and
clothing, the Administration at Washing
ton sends an order to a New York firm
"for the manufacture of 50,000 suits
of clothing" fur a hordo of worthless ne
groes! But what caro old Abe and his
minions for tho "poor white trash'1 sinco
they havo taken tho gallaut Sambos and
lovely Dinahs, thoio ''American cilizensof
African deecont,'' under their special pro
tection ! When white men get into pow
er frgaiu, theso Abolitioci.-ts will havo a
tearful account to ronder, Heaven grant
that tho time may speedily come,
car Hon. William II. Polk, brother of 1 0larg0 f!iis honor, William El
President Jas. K. Polk, died in Nashville well! Surely it is matter suitable for
Tuosday morning. Mr. Folk was a 6trong tuo P'ic aud important for tho coinmu-
Uuion man, n former member of Oonercss:
an officer in tho Moxioan war. and ono of
most eminent citizens of Tennessee, Ho
was a genial and accomplished gcutlomau,
and very inuoh beloved.
C&r Tho girls in Lawrouco Mills cow
r'Ufivo o.i an avurajo sixtv cents I'dijiu this county, recently bogged n large
WUU: and their batd, Hi, tj iioor
ro way wh tc iiL!
Aro Floyd tiud 'I'hoinpsou in
Washington?
As our readers aro aware, U has been
reported from Washington Unit unsigned
Government certificates to tho amount of
S-,G0U,000havo been stolen from tho desk
of Treasurer .Spinner. It has been hinted
in this city that tlio thieves aru no common
pilferers, and tho extent of tlio operation
give color to this suspicion. Ikoulcy
said a few days ago that thero were rebel
I'caco Commissioners in Washington.
I'crhars Floyd and Thompson aro about I
Wo would suggest to 'thoo abolition
journals that inado so much fuss abmt
these 'gentlemen, in connection with the in
dian bonds, that they do'a little howling
over thu certificate 'busincs. In thcio
days of 'lithographing tho Mguaturcs of of
ficers to genuine government issues, it is
fair to prcsunio that theso unsigned certif
icates will toon be duly signed and deliv
ered to tho puplio, and when returned to
Mr. ypinncr for payment or rcdomptiou,
will bo very likely to pass muster. If so,
tho theft is a matter worthy of notica, and
tho Abolition papers ought to say somo
thing severe of tho loose management which
givea 'Opportunity for such wholesale rob
bery, and ought to learn positively wheth
er Floyd and Thompson have really been
in Washington lately I
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.... ,(,. , .,
Returned and Wounded Sol-'
diers. i
Wo have lately rocc and should havo
sooner noticed tho return of many of our
young friends from war. Isaac W. Hart
man, and Win. Lutz, of Benton, and Adgt
Geo. S. Coleman, of Orangevillo, havo been
at home. Wm. II. Snyder and Calvin
Achenbach, of Bloomsburg, aro at home
recruiting. In tho battle of F'redcricks
burg, wo loarn by a letter of Lieut. A, B. 1
Tate, that three young men of his company
viz: Aaron M. Vansicklo, Josiah Fox, 1
are wounded, and John P. Eves, is tniss-
ing. Jos. K. llc(ss, of Benton, A. W.
Hugenbuoh, U. Strauser and A. W. Mann,
of the 6th llcgt,, have each been wounded.
Literary magazines.
Wo havo received, at this offico, the fol
lowing named monthlies for January 160:).
Godoy Ladies' Book ; Peterson's National
Mngazino ; Ladies' (Ohio) Repository ;
Arthur's Home Magazine.
car Tho "To&d Stiokor Preacher," of
Danville, it was remarked by loyal people,
on Monday lutt, was unusually delighted
at tho Court proceeding, and evinced his
gratification by variona grins and josture'.
A vagrant was indicted for assaulting a
helpless female child, and tho query scorn
ed general, with which party tho "Toad
Sticker" f-ympathized. Perhaps tho child'
father was a Democrat.
tSTWhy does not Dr. John, lay beforo
tho roaders of his JlepitUkan, tho ndmira-
1Joe3 e question the Jivlgo's loyal
lS or is 1,0 nfraiJ il wll inculcate sound
morals and discourage "disloyall prac
tices!
Capture of a Catamount and Otter.
, Hx-Shoriff S.nvuek, of Orango township,
; Uataiuount, and u full crown Otter, meai
u ing jver four f vi long
Tho Administration journals havo pro
tended that tho .daft cts of tho Message were
to bo attributed to tho h'Uto of iU transmis
sion by telegraph. On the contrary, tho
telcgiaph has rather improved than injured
it. Wo look into tho official copy iu tho
iSn'ional Jtclliutcci ai.d find such sen
tences as theso :
"If tho condition of our relations with
other nations is les gratifying than it has
unwlly been at former periods, it is cer
tainly moro satisfactory than n nation so
unhnppily distracted as wo aro might rea
sonably have rijiprihcnchtl."
For "apprehended" read "hoped"
Wo do not apprehend what is sit 'is? actor y,
'A blockade, &c , could not bo cstab
lished, &c, without committing occasional
mistakes uud inflicting unintentional in
juries." Blockades do not commit mistakes.
Blockheads do,
''During tho last year there has ?iol beat
only no chunge of our previous relations
with tlio independent States of our own
contiucut. but more friendly sentiments than
have heretofore existed aro believed to be
entertained by these intimately connected
with our own."
If there has been no ''chungo,"how havo
the sentiments become "moro friendly ? '
Hero U a discrepancy of another kind :
"In the month of Aupust last, tho Sioux
Indians, in Minnesota, attacked tho settle
monts in their vicinity with extreme ferocity
killing, indiscriniinatoly, men womou and
children. The attach wtis wholly unex
pected, aud thcreforo no moans of defense
had been provided. Information
was received hy tho Indian Bureau from
diffcreut sources, about, the time hostilities
were eommoncedjthat tt simultaneous aWir.k
was to Ic made upon the whilo settlements
by all tho tribes between the Mississippi
river aud tho Rocky Mountain."
It seems, then, that tho Indiau Bureau
had information that ' tho attack was to be
made." How, then, was "wholly unex
pected." Speaking of tho Agiicullural Department
he says :
"It will soon bo prepared to distribute
largoly seeds, cereals, plant and cutting "
What is tho difi'uruneo between ''seeds
and corcal.i, plant and cuttings I" May
not cereals be se:ds, and plants be eercals,
and cuttings bo plants I
Speaking of a bounds ly of separation, he
says :
"Nearly all its remaining length are
merely surveyors' lincH. No
part of this lino can be niado any more
difficult to pass."'
A confusion of singular and plural which
might easily have been avoided.
Hero aro two profound remarks. Tho
italics are from tho official copy as publish
ed in tho A'atinttal litldl'enctr :
"Aud if with less money, or mouey moie
easily paid, wo can presJrvo tho benefits
of the Union by this means than we can by
the war alone, ii- it not also economical to
do it?
'
Certainly it is not so'ensy to pay some
thing as it is to pay nothing ; but it it
easier to pay a large sum than it is pay a
larger ono. Aud it is easier to pay any
sum when wo aro able than it is to pay it
before wo arc able."
It is impossiblo to add anything to pro
fundities liko theso.
"If thore ever cou'd bo a proper time
for mere catch anfumonts, that time surely
is not now ''
The telegraph operator dropped the word
,Jcnc(," not knowing what to mako of it.
Tho President Hays, on olosing : "Wo
cannot eseapo history." No ; but ho has
escaped grammar, logic and arit hemetic.
Discovery of a Silver Mine. Tho
Butler Herald, of tho 10th inst., sayt that
several gentlemen have succeeded in discov
ering a largo quantity of Silver ore- on tho
farm of Zebulon Cooper, of Slipporyrook
township, Ilutler county, and havo enter
ed into an at liolo of agreement, and aro
going on immediately to niino and erect
machinery to work the same. Tho body
of oro has been known by tho parties for
a number cf years, but they never could
succeed in getting a leaso of tho property
until tho present timo. The first olue
that was got to tho locality of tho ore,
was got by ono of tho first settlers of the
township, a Frenchman that had assisted
in excavating n largo amount of silver
from the oro, at that timo tho French hold
Fort Pitt and Fort Venango; but ho being
Lut a boy at tho time, novcr succeeded in
finding tho locality of tho ore. A nuuibor
of years afterwards, tho crucibles and other
aparatua they had used, werofound on the
farm that tho present parties havo succeed
ed in discovering tho oro on. Tbo parlies
that havo succeeded in getting the loaso,
havo beon slyly opeiatiug in tho matter
for a long time, but no person knew thoir
business until lately when tho articlo was
siunod. Mr. Cooner icts ono third nf dm
oro when excavated. Thero u nuito an
ixcitemont here. Mr, l'iko says that ho
knows of several places where tho ore
makes its appearance
-3. i
Deer HniH.ANPREw F. Lauhach,
Esq,, and Mr. Richaud Kile, of Sugar
loaf twp., in this county, ono day lad
week, wont out on a hunting expedition,
and captured two fiuo Deer, weighing
about 200 lbs. caoh. A lino lunch of Vein,
son, no doubt. Pity, in their good luck,
thoy forgot tho Pi inter.
BSJr Lieut. Alem B. Tatk's Kttor on
our first page, from tho Army of tho Po
tomao, to a friend in Bloomsburg al
though not intended for publication, will,
notwithstanding, bo read with general in-tere;.
JVcws t out ihv. Seat of War.
lEI'l lilt TillOM LIEUT, ALUM 11. TATE.
Untllo I'l 1.1, war I n-dOrkkibutiJ, Vo, I
H.ilili.iih iii.irniiij, D,.Cl , jscj. j
Dear Wife:
I writo thU brief letter
to yoii'tttnidst tho roaring of Musketry,
Artillery aud Cannon, Tho eonlllot com
, menced on Thursday, early in thu morn
ing, by tho L'smbardmcnt of Frodcricks
burg, On Friday morning wo crossed tho
Rappahaunock, on Pontoou Bridges, on
tho left of Frodoiicksburg, uudorfiro from
tho Rebels.
I Yesterday, Saturday, Doc. Ill, 1802,
. was a sad day for tho Union Army, and
will long bo remembered by our t ompany
' and Regiment. Wu went into tho Battle,
at about 0 o'clock, A. M:, and so tcrriblo
j was tho firiug, that wo wero obliged to
jlay flat on ihogrouud, until about 1 o'clock
P. SI., supporting uno of tho Hattqrios.
'At I o'clock our Biigado advencud upon
I tho Rebels, aud sueh fighting an wo gavo
them, veteran Soldiers Gen. Gibbons,
and Col. Lylo said thoy never before
witnessed. Our company was on tho ex
treme loft, Co, K. and being tho lol't
of all, wo were exposed to all tho crots
firing of tho Rebel Sharp-shooters.
Tho saddest part 1 havo yet to toll.
Wcontercd tho batllo-fiold with fifty two
men, and came out with only twenty one
MEN I Our Captain was wounded. All
tho Columbia County boys, except three,
came out safe. Poor Josiah Fox, was
wounded in tho left kuco, by a ball ; Aaron
A. VunsicUe, was flightly wounded in tho
forehead by a piece of a shelll ; aud John
I', is missing, supposed to bo woun
ded. All the Columbia I'ouuty Boys, it aff-
ordsuio pleat uro to bear testimony, fought I
nobly and behaved bravely. I took a1
, ,, , , J
niiiMtcr, myself, anu nrcu several rounds.
Our Regimcut drovo the Rcbe.s aome 00
yards iuto tho woods, and wo ouly left tho
field after the other portion of thu Brigade
had disappeared. Forty tu.o men of our
company aro fcnowu to bo hilled and
wounded.
I have said that our boys boro a noble'
nnri i, ii,,, ii.,i,i '!., t v i...i:
Jr., (Son of your neighbor, Eiq. 'auder
slice.) fougLt like a youug hero. I was
with our bravo boys all tho time, as I shall
bo iu the future, if my life bo aptirod.
Our Regiment is ubout half cut up
killed aud wouuded. Four commanding
offieeis aro wouuded in thU lUgiuient.
Tho fighting, at present, appears to bo
ceasing. I am unharmed after passing
through threo days hard lighting. Gen
Sickle roleived our Corps.
This is all I cm write you at tho present
time. Time here is precious
When the
battle is over, if s-parcd, I will scud you :i
moro full dofcription of tho fad realities
of war.
Tour .affectionate husband.
A LRU H.TATE.
Who avo tho Soldiers Friends!
A day or two ago, Mr. Holman of this
Stalo, oll'ored a resolution iu Congress ; epilepsy,
yiving every soldier discharged ona ount'' Kiikbaum, Wm.
of wounds, sickness, or for any honor,
able cause, a part of tha one' hundred
dollars bounty in proportion to the len"th
of time he had served. Ihe resolution
instantly called fuith tho violent uposiiiou
of Love joy, of Illinois. Stevens of Ponn--ylvania,
and Julian of Indiana, mid by
a strict parly vote was laid on tho table.
The democrats voting in favir of tho rea
olutiou and agaiust laying it on ihe table,
and the abolitionist hfraiiiit it, and for
lajinp; il ou the tablo.
The soldiers will hava no dillieulty in
seeing who their friends and enemies "re ;
tho voto on this resolution demonstrates
it.
In July, 1861, when thu government
was in need of soldier, in order to in
duoc inon to volunteer, an act giving each
soldier one hundred dollars as a houtity,
upon his disehargo was passed; but dur
ing tho gcnoral session, when tho aboli
tionists supposed they had all the soldiers
thoy needed, they quietly slipped a sec
tion into soma bill, repealing so much of'
tho act of July, as gavo a bounty to sol
diers discharged for any purpose heforo
the expiration of threo years.
Was it just towards the brave men
who entered tho servico of their country
under a belief of receiving ihe bounty,
and then cheat them out of it i Is it not
moan, cruel, and dograding in tho gov.
eminent, to tell tho poor maimed lor life
men when thoy apply for the bounty that
thu act is repealed, and that they cannot
havo it because they lost a leg, an arm,
or because iheir health was (orover gone
heforo they had served threo years ?
Thousands upon thousands of bravo inon
are forced to put in the remainder of iheir
days crippled, and incapable of canting
a livelihood for tlioinseives ; who have
nothing but the cold churties of tho world
to depend upon ; who, when thoy vol
unteered, expected the bounty, as some
little recompense for the great suH'ering
endured in their country s cause, aud
their own irreparable hiss ; who teel their
disappointment more aecutely on account
of their forlorn and helpless condition,
! and tho base ingratitude and deception ol
their government. 'J ho net allowing
tlieso poor lellows it tiounty, was repeal
ed neaily a year ago, and every member
of tho Congress that repealed it, must
have known that it was repealed. Hut,
notwithstanding that laet, in August last
wo listened to a member ol tlio samo
Congress making a war speech in which
ho said, that overy person enlisting for
threo years would reeuivo a bounty from
tho government of ouo hundred dollars,
whenever discharged. Did this member
ol Congress intern! to tieccivo Ins lellow
citizens, anil liiuuco iiiom to enlist uniter.
tho belief that thoy would bo paid tho '
promised bounty uuon tluir diecharire: n1
belief which ho knows to bo false, or was
ho ignorant of the fact passed by tho
body, of which ho was n member! Let
the honorablfi acntlcmae take vhich hun
"rr-r'-J'JS .t-..i.....,..l.l.j...l.,w.i.si....il..i."......-
of tho dilenu ho pluascs. On either Mr. Riokot3 gavo bail in Si, 000 for his
hand ho proves himself to ho the soldier'' for his appearance tit coutt. 1
enemy. ho too, voted against Mr. Hob
mail t resolution,
It is hy mich deception
ption nnd injustice
Idlers that llio abo;
tnwiiiilrt our fralhint snliliers
it, .,- . . .1 r.u...i.t.:. t
iiuuiiiaio uiuiin tiiwii vua 1 1 miiuo iiijio i
and disposition of tho soldiers ul our
army, il unity
five out ot ovcry Hundred,!,, c at.. ir..i - .t
of them without
. lnM ... ,11a. .,,4 ........-,1 I,. .1,.... n.mn.
reiraru iu iiuir loruicr
I I'.
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llllllli:il XLftLIIX. Will 1I1JL I1UI1UU1III IVilltl
, V - - .
tlin -tifirl V in
power. We
. i.
could eito numerous valid
i'-' "'
reasons for sucy belief it wo deemed it
necessary. Tli3 inen cotnposiuir our ar
my are our follow chizons, with tho snmo
interest in tho perpetuity of the govern
ment, and a much better opportunity to
judge of the manngemcntof the war than
we have, mid they liavo loiifj sincu be
came satisfied that tho party in power is
noither their nor their country's frionds ;
that the sooner it is released from all re
sponsibility tho better for the soldiers
and llio country.
Fort WatfUe Times J- Union,
List if lraf(e! Men Dxcmplcd
ByJ,V. Wilson, U. A, Examining
Surgeon,
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Andrew's Samuel, aged 32. examined
I Nov. 10 cxemptod on account of defec
tive cheat.
Andrus, Isaae, age -10, Nov. 10 ; hernia.
llrown, David, age 42, Nov. 12; badly
united franturo of left leg.
Beelttol, Daniel 3., ago 22, Nov. 14 ;
deafness.
Billick, William, ago 25, Nov. 22 ;
badly united fraeturo of right thigh.
Bridbiuer, Sainuui, agu 42, Nov 22;
phthisie pulmunalis.
' Bitterly, Redman, ago 40, Nov. 22 ;
j hernia.
Bellas, WasliiiiKtoii, afle- 27. Nov 22 ;
chromic bronchitis and predisposition to
phthisic.
?0foa'v llmhc"! nS a0 i
valvulur disease of heart.
arr, Alexander :i-re
loss ol'teeth.
Nov.
v:
Derland, William, ag
-37,
Nov. 22 i
stamincrinfr.
xev'n.A
J'jvaus, v illiaui ;,J., aire 33.
Nov. 10 :
PVederici, Jesse, age 27, Nov.
size, (heiglu 0 feet 2 Inches )
F'J1'1-''', John J, ago 31, Nov.
he-nia.
14:
ago 32, Nov. 25:
dyspeptic phthisic.
lordlier, Jonathan, ago 44, Nov
chronic rheumatism, (on oath.)
Gntin, John W., age 41, Nov
10
Mi
predisposition to phthisic.
Girtin Willii.m G., ago y.2, Nov. 22 ;
t'iseaao of heart ami liingo.
Harwig, Lewis, age 41), Nov. 5; age
and hernia.
llarm.tti, John, ago 24, Nov. 22;
epilepsy.
Ilarring. Samuel, age 32, Nov. 22 ;
chronic opthaliuia.
Harriuinon. Nowtun. -.urn 2,? vr o- .
'""runic bronchitis and predispos tion to
piiuusie.
Heath, Geo, ago 10, Nov. 22; vari
coso veins.
Ikler George W., ago 23, Nov. 14;
chi'oniu uloers of legs.
Jones, Wm. P , aged 30. Nov. 21 ;
hernia.
Jones, Harvey, ago 27, Nov. 22 ; aurof
tila.
Jvestcr, David N., aire 40, Nov.
age 40, Nov. 14:
, age 21, Nov. 22
disease ol heart.
' Kline, Joseph H., age 30, Nor. 22 ;
; hiss of teeth and disea e of heart.
I l.oudeiiuauh, Viiliiani M., aijo
3d.
Nov. 22 : vaiienso veins, and hadlv uni
ted fracture of right aul.le.
Miller, John P., ago 44, Nov. 11
chrunic rheumatisin.
lUiller, Jacob, agu 23, Nov. 14: chron-
1'" "ptlulmia
Miner, John, aire 42. Nov. 22 : ln..s nt
teeth
Miller, Charles, ago 211, Nov. 22 ; vari
cocele. M'Michael, Joseph K., ago 20, Nov.
22 ; inbury of spine.
Uhl, i.li, ate 30, Nov. 14 ; diseaso of
kidneys, (on oath.)
Parker, Josepii C,, ago 22, Nov. 14;
valvular disease of heart.
Runyon, Joseph 0 age 3. "5, Nov. 22;
general debility anil disease of heart.
Shoemaker, Philip, ago 38, Nov. 21;
ehronio gastritis aud disease of liver.
Shook, Charles,
ago 31 , Nov.
varicose veins.
Santeu, William, ago 21, anchylosis of
right elbow joint
Shulz, Cornelius, ago 31, Nov. 10;
varicose veins.
Tousoy, William, age 30, Nov. 22;
curvature of spine.
Thomas, Joseph, ago 38, Nov. 22
anchylosis ol left elbow joint.
Whitnight, Michael, ago 31, Nov. 14
asthma and size, (height 5 feet 1 iuoh.)
.i-aneoma. '
Weaver, Augustus, N., age 26, Nov,
hernia.
"The Door on thu Othe Iir.a."-
Agib . KlokcU , lq., former chief of police
29fS2SrtCdn lhUy
last Dv ileputv Slionff bearaan. on a car,
in which K. 15. Ohne, District Attorney
ohaiges Mr. llickets, in conn"ctiou with
Jerome G, Miller and Gt-orgo Muoboii (thu
v. .-n,n,i tun uauiii, witu a con
spiracy to iilugally arrest and deprivo said
U. 11 Cbaso of his liberty. Our readers
alUloulitless rceollcct this oase so well that
it is needless for us to recapitulate the facts
further than to remaik that Mr. film
made tho viotimof ouo of those worthy!
''sniellniL' eainmitirei" l, mil ltrtn,,.,m .n
a ,...vt. Mwiiiuu ou
common under tho now order of ihinns
youimuu uuuer tuo now order ot things'
- uj5ui - uicu uy a party wmcn ooatcU tuoir
; lvo of "free speech" and "free prc-sj."1
. i " moment of mUtal'ou en.
thiihiasm, al owed himself, as ohiof of polioo
to becomo u tool in their hands, and ao-
, oordingly arretted Messrs. Chase, Davcn-
1 1)0" "mi ivuip ior no ono Know what,
unucr uiouroau, comnreiicnMvo oliarco
of "disloyal praotioes." Thoy wero res-
trained of their liberty never tried no
, oharges ever proferrcd against them to
which Mmv aim il mmwAr. nnrl ni. ,l..t
wo are a-waro pf discharged. Ilenoo theso
j - -- - i.ii.i
buit tot illegal arrot aiiil comiraoy.
Tho same day Joionro V: Miller was
arcsted, and also cavobnil. Subsequently
Mr. Muiihoii wm, brought into town under
arrest, and after somo difficnlty, procure
ul ' ;7 Tr,""""'"""'?'
uttll 1UT. IWCKCH WD3 niso TQ MTCftlCU
Davonnort. and vvn understand also at tho
I uiriuubU w inn iiuiii. tji.il in liiviu
,i...i.in.. I-... l
. . - ....
I probability of at least bringing to Unlit tho
I .. . .1 I . I .
ninnies oi tneso very cwm spies men wuo,
i .. . .. J J , 1
II llirtu Itml I in ntfAP ..mitltl .,,l,ttn. mil
v. ....v. luniyi. tiuuin puLf.ui-. uu.
J ' . : i-
- "j"""", b""-""""
oo wreak (heir vonccauoo upon politioal
cpponentJ. .Arresting men for no other
srime than that of being Bcmoerals, is a
n UWIU DVOluill vl IIUU lllb II UIIIU
(juuil.-i ui i j mil ii u now ua ucii.iiui 10
bo worthy rn investicalion.
Litzirne Union.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CAIIDTHTlin HUl rCIUMl.-Tlin Itrv. Willir.in
Concrovi). hili! Inlniriiig an a Missionary in Jupni,
i curoil uf C'niiMiiiiitluu, nhni nil other 1111'nim liml
r.illi'il, by ii rcrlpc iilu.'ilnuil from u liamrd phytUlun
renlillitf hi llio pn-otclty "I' JimIiIo. 'I his rtilpo li.u
ciimiI eri-nt iniiiilii-ra nlin ttoro hiITojImi! fiom roiisuiup
lion, llrmicliillii, Hnro I lirnut, t'liniilis liml CnMii and
tlio iloliillly anil nervous .1 1 res tt i un cimccl Ly ilicne
ili.uf.1ors.
llOKiruua of iKiiiliMInK ollirr, I will pcilil this rod it:
uliirh I hiiio lit oiis lit homo with loo, tu nil uiiu need
il, frcu of ilurge. Aildrem
lltv. U'.M. C090ROV11,
430 ruttnn Avcinii!, llioklin. N, Y,
Dec. 6, lrGJ 3m.
Tin: i.oNi'nsdioxs and hxckkicncc ok a
POOR VOIIM! .MAN. A crntlcninn liuviiirj licoii curi'il
of tlio results nf tiirl)' urmr iin.l illmnn.-, ivlil. friuii
iiinllvcsnf lieiioviilcnro, renil to llinra wlin roqiiont it
u copy ufthi' nliavc int,Toliii? n.irr.itivo, pnlill-lk'il ,y
liiuinuir. 'I'IiIb Ultlu liuuk in iloffitfiioii nii unriiiiiH!nl
cull Ion to yoimi moil nnil lliunri wlin miO'er friini Nor
iiiis Dilnlily, 1,0's irf luinnry I'miiin uro Ilirny, tic,
tee., iippl)'iii nt tho mi inn timo llio iiii'iinn of scl f i iir.',
Hinclo i-1 1 1 1 os will Im fori I umlur o in u pin In onvol
npo, wliliuut rlmritc-to any ivlio rt"iUBl it, liy ad.
dionsing tin nutlKT.
OHAfl. A i,am nnv.T.
Oriiiipniiit, I.i,n2 lalau.l, Now Voik,
N'nv. B.I, lW.'.-il.iii
Uniformity of Prices I A New IVitMri' In llustiifni,
livery oin III "tt ii fnliniiimi I JOM;h Sc. fO, fif the
Or.'noiit Ono 1'rifL- Clolliiin; More, No. Ul Mi rKetntreo
nlmvo CHth. I'MI mlo pliin.
In addition In hiving tlio larjfeiM, niort vnrii'd mid
fu.liinn.ilds fifnok of Clotliinjrln l'liilnde pliiu, initdo ex
pretly for ri tail ulos limo louslitiilodovery ono ItU
nun sutCKiiiiin, hy linvini; ni.irkcilin I'viiros, i ii. cm Ii nr.
tlrlu nt the Very loncrt prieoit ran ho mild for no tliey
cniinot pun ib y vnryiill iiiiift liny alike.
Til (r.i)iid urn ell tpnnxud and pri'pari'd, ami prenl
pninctaken ullli tlio inakiiii; f tli.it nil iniiliny uillitho
full n.siirunn. of iioltiiir; n good arllrlu nt tlio vi ry low
nut price. AlfO, a Inrijo ntnek ol piocr cooiIh on liand.nf
Hi.' lutrut i-t) In nnd lie-t ipinlitl. m, w Iiu Ii u ill Im made
to order. In ttii mo.l l'.-iKliloo,iblj nnd lient liianin r,
pi r c int., Ii'lmv riTilil prici'tf.
Keini!niln.r lliu Crescent, in .Maiknt.oliovo Fixtti Ht
Vo.a'11. JONCSiC
Viuriitr Unikoumh Tliero l, irlinps, no ilopnrt
nient ol'mi.ilary Inoiiiei-ii in lil h Uioro linn boon n
more marked iiiiprnvonicnl limn in the dollilng of sot
iliors. Not many jours finco 'Hllrcrn nnd privutof were
el.nl in (rafiiienlH M'hlih ttrro nlmni-t akin-tlcTit. Tliej
iv ore lontlior slock J, ttliiili ttiro wortlir ofllio nnino, for
lli'iy Uiptthn wearer in tnlmlntlnn i while their padded
Ureiutu and tilit sleeves inmlo Milition a milter ofpre.it
dilliciilty. Diirinir the present wnr, such of our volnn
livr uii procure their uniform at Ihe llroivn Mime
Clothini! Il.illof llnikhill U IVilon, Sim. tiu.l nnd Hili
Cli 'stniit slteet. .iliovi! Kixih .'liiln.li liliia. olitain clo
lliliis that m ptrfi'Uiy eny, miIkUiiUuI anil liecnuiiiift
The ri rm niinied have anno lariiely Into thu husinofi. o
ni.'iliiiil! Military Clothlnc and their f.uililics ein.hle
them Hi fill tho largest oidjr in the ihortest posnibh
time.
t?L-il. 'Jl. lEfll
NOTICE-!
to Tin: patiions or Tin:
STAR OB?" TffiG lyait'E'H.
NoxtCi: is hereby piven, that tbo nib
fiiriplion and ndvcrll.-lnn arcciiits due Ihe Pi-h
li-her of the hrrt optiik Nnmii, nre plnceil in the
handi ufU, II. Little. Can... of II .nniifliiiri;, for immeili.
ale inlh ifion The Ihlitor of said paper Inn ing li. en
dratted, and olilige.l In t" lo wiir.it is iii cesnirytli.il
ptonipt payments Ira nndn In order that fniuily may
havo meniK of support. Vour early atteiitioii to ihir
innlter may sat c costs mid prove ndvniitriiieoiis to hi.
""'ily. WM il jk.'ohv,
1'ab. blur cf the J.'aith.
OiMP Simmos". )
llnrrislinre, Oit.SJ, lEtl'J
THE MAEEE1S.
liLoojisnuiia, Deo. SO, l0a.
U hent $ bus Si :ttl
50
00
f'
It
It
12
Hi
00
2C
ltyc . u '
Corn " "
Oat.." "
L'tukrtheat
i'otatoes "
Cloverseed "
I imothyaeeJ
Onions "
50 Diied 1
50 Dried Peaches 2
Dutter.
Lard . .
Tallow.
Etfgs . . .
Hay...
... '$lh
"
'V do--"
ton. 8
fiO Uhiukens "
pair
MARRIAGES.
On the 14th uii-fc, at the residence of
.Mr. b. O. llutjr, hy th.) H !v. . p
Eyer, Mr. William T IJiiteiv, to Miss
AIatilua L. I low man, all of Hloombburg
On Tuesday evening-, tho 10th inst.
at the house of thu britlc's father, by Hcv.
1. T. Ever, Mr. L. N. Moyeu to Mias
Haitik K. Eviitt, all of Dlooinsburo;.
On the ITith inst, by Rev. W. Oood
ricli, at his residence iu Oraiu;ovillc, Mr.
J. 1'. MaitiiAV,
of Estivtnwn. to Miss
Sah in Amelia
Eslijk, of Greenwood,
this eountv.
On the 27 tilt., hy Geo. 1 I.oro, Esq..
Mr. Isaac You.nt, of Wnrnersvillo, and
Miss Mary Jane I'auiieu, of Grconwood
Township, both of Columbia county, Pa.
At hie residence near Wnshingtnnville,
on the 11th inst., by llov. John Thomas,
Mr. Uknj. F. Waiineu, of Moroland, to
.Miss Mauv A, Si jims, of Jersey town,
''olunihia county.
DEATHS.
Nc
Hvilllvilll'. ( !lllnniliin r,t r.,
I Monday, Deeeinher 8th 1BW, Mr. (ii:oo
5 , Dowku, ayed 61 years, 1 month and L.
tla vs.
On the 4th inst., in Davidson township ;
Hannah, wife of Joseph Vi.nsieklo, and
daughter of tho widow Zeltiff. in the 20th
j year of hor ago.
! ''In the midst of life, we aro in death."
ll, fl.i.lm i,..,i..,.l.:.. 't 1- ..
Thurnday ol bs ' w k7 3 33 yea
JACoi.Suiont.EU, Ihto "a Soldier J, the
nn,i '
csajsEraKsU,
v I'
tVO vlUDCVUSCHlCUlS
F.XUI1HTIUN.
riillLI ir-t Sumi-nnniinl i:hililiinii ol tho uOrangpt-llla
J. Norn,.il ic Ocminiiriinl Hchonl" will ho uiven on
Tl tin.- DA V i.vuMxn. net!. .!A,i. ir..V "
i nu iricnns oi i.uucniiuii nnd tlio
Jiuldic t'enernlly nro
ora,.ScViiie, oec.so jet,"." lCu',u'KCK' r"nc'i""
uniiuu in allond,
OYSTERS
AT STfWYTlMm o a t fwi v
TiiFS!iovtfiTttiV.n i
F plwuu"
Msu,i",:ailifiia? h,uIuc,r1y?",,, ""J by "10 l,a,,"-cun
... ' ' n. stoiinlu
l""c"""'"rK
iiUCKiiwaaua & uionmshiitg 1, .().
NOTIL'Ui. hereby fiven, that tlin Annual Meetioo
of ftnckholdors will bu III h J L,' ' X-
litVy iimV: ."iioWKin.u
Minim. a via ii r ja,ar,,.
ITJ-'m 'i.""". ,lf ,wlvu "'clo,,t ll0"" 0l"l fur
.... '.." . .'"'V ' !" muut n
in l.ol lll.iM 1 .
t -rvj for n, ,niuinn
iVNII TWUI.VU UlltlXTOIlS,
, Kin.Mon
fRTTCllOVU, .'-r((n
rvc an ip(i;.,n
I'niflrd Statw liiNtroul llov,.,,,.,. 1
O riCi: I, l,..rol.y Rivnii 11. ,t it, ,1,,,,,, '
.i,.r. ,t,l-n ,l .. . ,...1.1 1 . .' !'. . , '".l 1 Hill ,. '
un.i in tim lounty r CotuiDMa, nt l(, 'f',I1Virt,''r ,u ("'r!'t
JSr .?f."XiS'""""'0 '"' "1U 'V"" "";
nTltttiW' Nilf,,r . '
u'y.ia..Ki...niiotoi
rji
rniiawMun, MiMrtiny( Jan, loth, &, t
'Sll I,,
(Who' Hotel. . ' '"' t j,,a
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m'f'n. "'wiiii y
II. ..!. Ir M'l.ii I .. ,. t.... ir.t ....
omSwJIiiV "MaX, 7,1, " i, rV-Sf r.'"'
ff..-l,..! ' "-i
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I KT.Ki.ri.,b..l i.
i ii-'.. '"".ii,''mi'ii,iiiaia iiiirii,,,.i
F t pny tiw .imton mil tm . ,. "!, ""'"si'Mi
tu I .li. it... ti ..... t i . r- ' II hi, N .i.
i wiiniii iiii'iimu ti-tiiieii, win i, it.ii,,,, : Hi ,
.cpntum miiiitinuiii uhm iiu. iut - 'i'" i n , ,
luZ.ru:;--!'1 !;''''
ii) n-iiicu i rnu iukp. ui'ki.icii (luii'niiuini '""Mi
nr llin riiiuinun currency nfllu' rutinirv i.i 1 " r"m ,
tllatimit, ' ' """mil,!
in.
IL I.AWlirvii u.
I'olleitu I3, lii.i,,r. i,' 1
Colloctor-ii Oinco.Tottaiide, P.i, V ' '' 1 "
ller. t li lW, -an-. j
NOTICE IN PAHTI'IIUN.
Estate of Isaac Wagner, 6V.. ,,'',,
In the Orphan Voart if (WmiiMi
inter elihiti, thu, eoHtatnid "'' """"is
Ifnnc WnrjiiiT. ituruniM"!, who ,11, d ti,i..i ', '
in iiih iieniiun Ol ipiiue vm,.. ..
h' ii, r
HH.t ,
linn r.f Hi,, n,. lM.ltl. ofll,.ar . ',., ,''!
liiriifdllint Urn ciid uremlscs , 'l,.Tl "i
In nrcniniuodato nil tho Iii'Im of tl,.
tli.it tho siiiiik inny h p.,1,.,1 and ,? ,' .. 1
acroniinoilato souo of tho hells ( th ,ni, ' V ."
nnil thf y havo parted the Mime uicoriliin'li 'i
lion. ,, thererLrepray th- C.,t '.Wl , , r f" f'"
thu heirs and repn . iitnlive of ..M ili.r",l. in . 1
Indheiii lo I,-, mid appear at the t.,., ( h . ;
in 1'ehm.iry next, then and Hi, ro to n J, ?' ,C":',"
said Ustaleatlhd vuliullnii thereof. i,d i
the heir, and repre,-,,,,,,, ef UL o , '
Niunt, then to show ca ise. if any u,r,. i,,.. ' "V. ' "
said preiniuM sh.ul.l noi In ,f, a,,,,
'rVti,;ZUa'1"n n 1 p r o v i .I ud . n ii 4 u'," )
Hhmypon. lie.'. Jth, I .-.Cv.', J. liriun re,l i
Rr.nntcd, y rsoi.nl uotiiv tli of t'l I,.. " ''"
patties in Iho (Jimmy, and six He, ks rii.tii,. ,., ',
hv nillil rnllmi in ,.nu ut lh- .,, V l" "
.-. i , '
. ' . . . . . - " ll'IT. Ill I. In.. ..
nr.lir,, In h, ...tit ,.. II,.. .. ..... ... . .
ours, . oiiiiiiui.i rouniiv. iiii.t a iu;ir
i-oiiluni'uj Hi.
whero their r. si.leiii.e l hmiHu, y ,, , . """7
lerlllk'd fioin Ihi Ki'ion.s ), ,. (m,
, f'"' I.Yi:il- V Vl.rk 0 ,
1 ho various piirlie. Interestnl ,n the shove p, ,
will picas'-nccptlhi lon'foiiiiiiiintiinii,,., """
s 'f'Ai' n t'Liuu.v
Mim-rr's dttiip. , V ,,
lllmiiis'uuu. Ii, c. 0, l.li-J.-it, ,
auditors .sonc i;.
IN Tlir.OlirilAXMlJtll'UfiimTlli;, , ..... ,
(JOLUMItlA. llr.ru ur' ANIiKlin u ,
LATU 111' Uliltw:. Ii liouui mi by;, ,, ,lh--
ALL pors'iiis lntr.te, u ill t,,,,. , , ,. . .
iler.ii:ii"d.n.p..iii.e,l Audit,,, i,v th,ni,n
for Ihe .oniity i,f t oliiinbiu. t in luj; ".'
r.ili-H and pioporliiios tu,, ,,,u , ,,,,,, . ;"
h.indsof JiiiiK.iritllri.., Aim in.ir.tim ff Ai,! j
lirnss, deciineil, to mid mi, on,, n rii.,iu ., , ,,
of the duiiascd, iicrnnliiK to ih, tJ, , , .,, ' , ', '
Liv. will in. it I'.., .i,,ne, lutr, wi i u,. I'": 1
' 'llice, in lltooiii-hiir, on ' 1
L-.......I... ... .....1 ...
.. ... ... ... ... I, ii ,,, . ... .
I '
101 mo purpn. us i i,i iiis spioiiitiuini , ,
ivhuro all pintles inl.irerte.l nr fpnr d i ,r.
On Ir claiius. or he di unite 1 hum ,.,.liik i i , ; ',
uf such nss.'ts.
JOIIV (f
i id. 1-iii
Hc.oinh-iri.
I'lir.hZK jlnj,,,,,
AUD1TOUS XOT1CK.
in tiiu diii'iianm uiijb roii Tin. rurvrv . e
Om."MiilA, UrtTATniir- AHK.I am KTK
LATuui' .Mirri.iN T.nvNew.r-, ii an
. LLp.rs.iiisliit, r.-st.t. will t ik n.Ke ,.,, 01,
i','.. '"'Vi''"'"--' Audit, r b, tu u.-ui .
Uinrtof ( ..U.ohia county, U Hpo,i uinribjii,.t f ti
halaiic, in , iiau.iK of Ht.-iuts II M. l"u Aj ,.
..lor f sail Al,ri.,, ,. hli, ,,. ,, 4
Ih. Vg il rl 111,! Hits ,i,t , presnmm,, . t th. d, ,. o. , .
uii "' ' ' '"" " '" " ' "' '
TUurfLiy. Ike Tvt'tjmnth ,1 i-j . J.,r,j ,y , , ,
prtli'ip-irpos.'s ol his Hppeinm.,,1 Ml ,,r...ii. .,,
ter.sti.'d ari r--'l-iinid u i re rem ih. i, , i,,,.,,. ,. ,.
OljfUIIll,
. ", ,,,, ,, Tw-.l i Tutu ClIflK,.,
I" I 'I ll .!l.
f
Hloouiroiri. Ilen i.ihei su l','a V ' ''"''
ALDI I tHl t, NiJTU"
in Tin: oiti'iiAN-i i or in- T,C ,..,.. rv . .
roi.UMiin. i.sr.tTi; ui' juiin m K- k ,
1 LL persuns ..l r.'sl'il lll 'ls ll.,tUr. tlil.l e.
uudirjisn.iJ npp.iiiit..,! .t,u i,, ht , , ,,,
onrt of the county .f Luliiii.l.ia ..un, ou.n. f. .
Ihcatcoiini of Willi in, lltiihaltn, ,.,. ,,f ,0c lytr
tors of John ,M. Iluikaleiv. ,l,r-,i., w,n i,,.,,tl
interested i, l Hi-h. et, ,'H Otlic. in l'i....,..,t ,,,
Slloni-y, Mr yv-i.iy fourth day f..a n ,g .a I , l ,
for thu purp.f ,.l Ins i.,p..ii,ii,ui, HWl a, ,.
all parlies ml, mt..i i.-.j,,. f. u i.i i,ti, j , , ,
think prop, r.
Jon.v ii run:, u, . ., , ,
lllouius'iur, Ui :e,iil r J, leul 4
auditoiFs Nonci:.
I!vili,,l.l.),l!.''!IA''" ,-'"u"'1' Fu" - "i 1 1
, . .in' ! I, . J'.flAII VUW,
i ..L.
.......... ii., 1.1.1, u j vv r , in, f ii
pill! ,iulltr ,i.pini.., iy ,. , !,(,' , ,,,
f
. ......... ...ul. , n,,,,,,. s.ui ,,, B,ijt i,,,,,
count f My,,,,, 1 o..lcr, A.liii,i,iit,,, ,.f j,,,,,.,, ,,
ler. Ii.tu of ItrJurcr", R ti,sM,,. i iu,i,ia w ,lk
.1. cons.',,, iiiil t, k,. ,i,., ., ,,f ,
thi h inds i, ih, nrri.ii.ia.i, , u , . ,,,
tiirii.t..,!. f. , it,.. ,,,., 3 ,f, i,t,.n ,. .
(Ilflre, in 1 1 .
U'i:y. I.-IH, ,,t t
Tu- sen) ins -tli , 1 Jdii.
il 'ck A M.
lI'illLyi r- ( L.UiJw.V.iir,.,.
nil, r ) lri,-i Iu .
llluoinshorir. I'ee
NOTICK I.N lMKTlTlO.N.
LriTATi: Ol- ALL J MAUH. liKriJAdH'.
In the orihan-n Camt if CWsk'.w i,i.r?
TO Chester I'. JIan, t llliniu M,.,,, ( J., ,
ill (.'olunihia lour.iy, ,,.t, ,.,!
YOlIaii,! .ath.fy,,,, .r tUI ,
i.s ,'t n , r'!."' ? Wf"".' nn.l nnd ; iilonit. ,.
,,u, r" '.,f ""' rTl;l"lu ' "f tu- "'"IJ' of Oi
till,,' i f 'V "' viiluatloi, rtl,e, al .
uniliia, 1 will hold an Iti'iuestoii . said premi... o
Tuadn'j, the Tmntg-eertnth Jay i ..i.ioiry -,.
ntlloj mniisioii huuse of U, ,i Alem Mnrr J.i'n.
n tho wiinty f ( ol'..t,i . l n . I. .,, ,u .
rc'imstedtoiitteiid ,f j.u titintw ii,,,.
Piimtri'sOinit
J JflAll ll l'L ltAV
tiro!,, r.
iiio'itiiDiiuril,
Decemhi r a, IPC" ,
AUDITOR'S KOTK3K.
,.,VA'r. v.llA.:,, 8';ul',l'r KtiR tiii: cnL-vTVur
LAI I. Ut' MAlllfON TOIVNrilill-, )X"I
A i,L persons interesied wl 1 take nttiui, tl,.,t t
,011l'n,'t'11'l,''l.il1l'iiiliMAii.lti,r by the (irplni,
-ourl, for tlm county of . olumi,,',, to s. tiw ,1U, Ijuit
tMrtiCu. ; mid proporlliins of th lm,lMv ornss'ls m
tlio liamU of joiim ri.iirn .l,,,.,,.., ..... . . , ...... i,
Jaril, ilcceusod, to mill linioni the tr rm,, cr,.,lii,,r.
ol Ihii . inonsed urcordlni! to tho 1, r i rti,M.,li-,: l,r
A.n "'S' 1 51 re.tul si the l-rotlunn..
tary'sOince, in Illoniushur;'. on
Saturday, the Tirentn-fuiftS Jag if ., uiry. jl. I) in,-
for thi purposes of i, nppi,,,,!,,,, ,, , nuA i ,,
nil pnttius inieri'ttcl are rcnum-d lo pre.ei.t ili.i
liniim, o; In, ilthnrreilfroin comiiij in for stinru ul
suchnssits,
lilomnsbure, llecmiiher 13, looi- .
AUDlTOIt'H NOTICE.
,prni0IiwoN',,.t-",'llT- ''" thi: ri'l NT
i..i u ( r mi: TuwNmur-, nm.-u.
A '''' I'l'""'; inti rested ill take notice, that Ih'- im
r dersig I iiMiointed Auditor hy ihuOrphmi . I enr
ol tho county of CnlumMii, to utile nnil ndlii.t lie
rates nnd proportion., of tlm hnlauro or an.its in Hi
Iiands of Ai.i.M II. tVuirr, Kxi'cim.r of Jeirnh lint
i ecease.il, to nnd mining thu respectiw rrc.titi.ru of Hi
ilecinleiit, iietoriliiid to Iho order established hy h.
win meit Iho parties intere. ted at ths 1'rnllioiioisrj t
llhlco, la llluoinsbuM. on
Hiturda). the Ttetnttj. fourth day cf January. A I) Ii-M-for
tint purposes of his iippoinlmiiii, whim and win''
ull parllos intnrestt'd iiru icipicsttil to prest'1.1 tin"
cluims.or he ilitam-J from cumins in for a slntf l
suchusscts. '
hlooin.lmij,', December!;), lcf,-i-Il
AUDITOirS NOTICE.
.'X'1',1.5 conn, ron tiii: to'-vv
LATH Ol' .MOM OL'U T.JlVVHIItl'. I1IX' II.
ALL ticruona Interested. w mlm nnllco ll.nl He'
iindcrslKiicd. iippiiiiiti a Auditor by Iho Urphii" '
Court of t'o iimblii , ,,iu,n ,, i; ,.,i., ., ,,i ii, .
!""'" "' "f ""' '" ' K'K nudl'i'.WH M
Kabmikbu. ".xecuiors ...f Uinry Krum, ilerensml. lonnd
llenjamin l.ninlmy tin liiii.li.md ur H.irnh i, " M1 ."'
Isruiother of tl,' . f rM UntHw: Z " I
' preferred to th,. Court r-p"r.fiillv .
tlutllio In.ptesl appointed l,y Ih- l". ?!", '
i i;rni inuruiii. i, if.. 151,2. in innL.i
.......... ,., n jimt,., , , nuce.iuill, w III llll'tl ill pni
lies interested nt Ills oillcu In Ulouiiiih'iu', ou
ThuriJtiy, the Ttctnly. ninth dan uf Janueiy, .1 l. I'C
for th- purpiKes of his nppuiiiinieut. All iersonin
Ii'ri's4ei nre miulreil to pr. s' tu tin iri limns hel'or' '
Amliior. or Iu il, h.irr J ttoni tuniiuj in for j slur
Ih- luiid
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