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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06
Mexican Account of the Late War.

A new history of the Mexican war
written in Mexico, and translated by Col
Albert c.. Ramsey, of the 1lth U. S. In,
fantry, is in the press of New Y ork pub
Usher. The Philadelphia Bulletin says
Col. r. has, since the peace, spent much
time in Mexico, and has added copious
notes intended 10 illustrate and explain the
text, without controverting any of It's
statements. The Bulletin adds:
eve are informed that the work pre-
sents new and Interesting views of all
the questions connected with the war
From the origin of the dispute TO the final
treaty and the famous protocol, every
thing is discussed. Descriptions of the
battles, tables of the forces engaged, details
of the finances, politics, presidents parties,
and pronunciamentos are given-all MeXi-
can, but nevertheless interesting. The
translation of Mexican work is a novel
ty, and it will be entertaining TO get hold
OF Mexican opinions and feelings upon a
topic of such interest as the late war;
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D~Our esteemed friend, Col. THOMAS
c. M'DowELL, who was appointed Uni
ted States Consul to San Salvador by
President Polk, has been in this place for
several days past. He was most cordially
welcomed back by his numerous friends
and acquaintances. He has had one view
of the elephant" and is not we believe
inclined to repeat the dose. We believe
1t is his intention to resume the practice
of the law, but has not yet determined
where he will locate himself.
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Congress-.

The Senate met on Monday last and
organized. After receiving the credentials
of new Senators, adjourned till Tuesday
morning.
In the House they were unsuccessful in
organizing the first day. There were two
ballots for Speaker without choice
Cobb, of Georgia, was the democratic
caucus nominee, the wings nominated
Winthrop, of Massachusetts, and the free
soilers, Wilmot of Pennsylvania. On the
first ballot, Cobb had l03 votes, Winthrop
90, Wilmot 8. The second ballot stood
Cobb IO2, Winthrop 90, Wilmot 7. The
House then adjourned. Owing TO this
difficulty in the organization Of the House,
we have not received the Presidents Mes
sage as soon as we expected. If not unu-
sually long, we hope to give it TO our rea-
ders entire IN our next.
p. S. Since the above was in type, we
have received Tuesdays proceedings
There was considerable excitement on
Tuesday evening, when they adjourned
without electing a Speaker. The follow.
ing are the results of the three last ballot
I,,r, -,
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Simplicity of Discovery.

Fom the complex, yet simple and won
derful nature of the human mind, man is
fond of the mysterious the complicated,
and wondeful; end he is more ready TO
pursue new projects through may laby.
rinths of study, than along the straight
road of simplicity. The famous PhllIs'
tine general, who came down to the He
brew prophet to be cured of fatal disease
treated at first, with contempt the single
command of the prophet. $50 wash in the
Jordon and thou shalt be healed" He
thought that some grand ceremony, or
some wild incantatlon, would have TO De
performed to remove far from him his
life-eating rnalady. How complex are
false theories in comparison with the true.
How complicated were the theories Of
Plato, in comparison with those of New
ton; and who would have thought, tha!
from the falling of an apple, the great PHI
losopher would have made the greatest
discovery! By simply condensing the
steam in separate chamber from the
cylinder, and admitting it to the piston at
both ends of the cylinder, the immortal
Watt changed the whole nature of the
steam.engine and gave it new powers. -.
We may well admire the powers Of
that machine which can propel the g.
gantic steamboat over the stormy ocean,
or whirl the laundering train of cars along
iron ribbed footways, surprising the nlghs
of the eagle in swiftness; but seldom very
seldom, do we find one who in beholdlng
such wonders, is fully impressed VIE
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06

We see ii stated that James John
ston, brother of the Governors, has
been or will be appointed Consul to Glas-
gov. This is said to be one Of The best
Consulships now in the gift of the govern
ment, and attracted no inconsiderable
competition among applicants for appoint
ments. OF course James Johnston has
procured this nice berth through the infu-
ence OF his brother, but there is nothing
like providing for ones family.
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ES We would most respectfully but
earnestly urge upon our Johnstown friends
the propriety of appropriating the funds,
which they intend to use in securing the
passage of bill erecting the new county
of Conemaugh, towards building a plank
road from that place TO Ebensburg. We
think this the much more feasible plan,
and moreover would obviate one of the
principal grievances under which they
labor.
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Particulars of The Indian Troubles al Mica Bay.
The Mines Surrendered.

Capt. Morrison, of the Chippeway,
saws lin a letter to the Detroit Bulletin OF
Saturday last,) that Mcdonald and his
party of Indians landed at Mica Bay, on
Monday last during the night. He placed
two pieces of artillery SO as TO command
the works, and dispased of his forces so
quietly that the miners were not aware OF
their presence until they were III their
power Mr.. Bonner, the agent, was ava
kened from sleep and threatened with
death in the case of resistance. They then
demanded the surrender of the mines,
property and effects; which was complied
with. We are indebted TO Mr.. Charles
Trowbridge for those particulars, also for
the following letter from Mr.. Bonner to a
gentleman at the Saut:
OFFICE OF QUEBEC MINING Co.,
Mica Bay, Nov. IA, lS49.
S. MCKNIGHT, Esq, Saut:-Dear Sir,
The place has been attacked by party
of Indians and half breeds, under the
comm and of Allan Mcdonald, Angus
Mcdonald and Wharton Metcalfe.- Not
having the means of defence in either arms
or ammunition, have been obliged 10 sub
nit to the superior force and arms, and
| nave uelerHllleu 10 dodiluOl4 LIle pldCe.
wish you, if you can do SO, to charter
one of the Propellers or large Schooner
to take down the people and as many OF
the provisions and stores as possible. |
cannot enter into further details, but must
confne myself, at present, to requesting
you to send up the means of Transporting
the people as quickly as possible. The
Chippewa will return here but we mus
have another large vessel as well as her
Ship nothing more to this place.
| am, Dear Sir,
Yours Truly,
JOHN BONNER.
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A Military Ball.

Our military friends at the Summit are
going to celebrate the anniversary of the
Battle of New Orleaus by giving a Grand
Ball at the house of FRANKLIN WTNKET,
as will be seen by reference to our adver-
tising columns. 1t promises to be a grand
affair, and will be numerously attended by
the military.
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The Presidents message will probably
not be delivered to Congress until to-day.
The following named gentlemen were
nominated by the democrats to be ballot
ted for on the organization of the House.
Cierk.-John w. Forney, Of Pa.
Sergeant -at-.3rmS.-Newton Lane, of
Kentucky.
Door-kceper.-Benjamin F. Brown, OF
Ohio.
Postmaster. j. NJ. Johnston, Of Va.
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D-THE SENTINEL, has much the largest car
eulation of any paper published in this county
and as an adoertising sheet offers superior
inducements to merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous Of making uss Of
Ills medi um for extending their business can
do so by either sending their notices direct, or
through the fOlLOlcing agents:
John Grouse, Esq, JOhnstolrn.
Z. w. Carr, Eoans Buildings, Third st.
Philadelphia.
Y. B. Palmer, Esq, NeIO York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
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tyThe Indiana Register In noticing
the application of the new county ofCone-
maugh, suggests the propriety ofremoving
the Borough of Johnstown to some place
where the wants and interests of the peo-
pie require new county. We think the
suggestion very good one.
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DOur thanks are due the Hon. Job
Mann for copy of the Report of the Pa
tent Office for IS4S.
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9 Slave property in ST Louis is every
day becoming more insecure, according to
the New Era of that place.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06

When certain worthy laird had his
head taken off in the Scotch troubles, his
housekeeper freely remarkable was nae
great thing of a head, to be sure, butit was
a sair loss TO him.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06

wA Bill was reported in the Senate
of the Illinois Legislature, granting the
"Catholic Sisters of Charity" $4,000
in aid of their Orphan Asylum at Chi
cnpn.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06

EyA bill has been introduced into the
Alabama Legislature, repeating the 'swo-
man law of the last session, securing to
married women their separate estates.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-06

Sewers are said to contain large guam
titles of prussic acid. This is on the au.
thority Of DR.. Ure,
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Nov. %. 6 O'Clock p

Nov. %, 6 O'Clock P. N
The British mail steamer Canada r.,
Harrison, arrived this morning from IT.
erPooi, which port he left at noon on so,.
urdoy 18th.
The steamer Niagara arrived at Liver.
pool on the 18th inst.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Scorr', WEEKLY PAPGR This valuable cl'l
weekly, is to appear to day,in an enlarged from
and ia an entire new dress, Scott promises ms
patrons "a larger, hanlsomer,and better paper II
all res s1e;ts, than was ever before Puo'''he"'
and he ia man of his word. Terms-S9 pei
aoourn in advanced; two copies for SO; FIVE copies
far IS twelve for So; forty for $3J. Address a
SAM, n, 1l5 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Choice Productions.

We publish on our first page this week, among
olhes excellent things, two choice productlons.-
They are headed Fashionable Girls" and "Ihe
way of the .raassres,Or ~ hard ,, These articles
we're selected tor our columns, by avalued friend
OF oucs,a Minister Of the Gospel in Bloom'bnrg'to
who's kndnes,and Christian regard for our read
err, g,nd, they are (wJh us) deeply Indebted for
former similar idyors,
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Bloomsburg, Dec. /, 1919,

The frat above named tract ia valuable prop.
erty situate on the main road from Bloomsburg 10
Caltawl,sa, lately in the occupancy Of Leouard
Rupert, now deceased The North Branch Canal
runs through it,upon which is convenient ann ex.
tensiye Wharfage There is upon it also, large
oiaH barn, good well, swing, and a variety Of
out buildings AMI other improvements
The Second tract above named is an excellent
farming properly and will be sold entire or in
TWO parcels. There IS valuable deposte of iron
ole upon part Of the tract, and limestone upon
the other part, There isa house, bank barn and
other buildings upon the property.
TERMS or SALE.-Five per cent ofpurchase
money to be paid on day Of sale, one fourth on lsl
April 1850, when possession will be given and
additional fourth on first Of April 1851, one fourth
on LIST Of Apnl 1852, aud the remainder Ist oil
April 1858. LEONARD b RUPERT,
administrator,
Dprpvnhnr I IEIO
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CHARLES NJ. GEARnART, Of Rush town.
ship, Northumberland county, has been ar
rested in Mount Vernon, Ohio, on a charge
or having stolen money TO the amount of
about s 600 from different letters mailed
and received at the Post Office in this bor-
ough, where he had been lately employed
as Clerk. Ii is said, talegraphic despatch
received by the Postmaster of this place
saws The Danyille Democrat, that some Of
the notes in his possession have been iden-
tifed as the money alleged to have been
stolen. He is expected to brought here in
day or two by G. CARRErsoN, Esq, who
went in pursuit Of him.
p. S.-Sincc the above was in type a
letter has been received from Mr.Garretson
stating that the som of83,G84 in cash and
checks had been found in the Possessian Of
,ourp Gcarhart, and placed in the hands oi
the Sheriff at Mount Vernon for safe keep
inc. 1t will probably take some time be-
fore NJ Garrc,son can return.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

The First Session of the Thirty.firsl
Congress,will commence on next Monday
in Washington City. 1t will be the long
session, and doubtless, one of surprising
interest to the country. The Presidents
Message, it is expected, will appear in the
next Columbia Democrat
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MARKET PRICES CUpRENT.
BioomsJpyg. / Philadsl,Ii
NHAge RHED

By the Rev b. 8. Tobias, on the goth vii Mr..
Amos HsLLER. and Miss SusAsNAH TANrLa,
both Of Madison township.
On the 25th ul,. by The Rev. r. K. Brush, Mr..
FRrpERIcE HlrEY, to Mrs HANNAH DIsislcK,
all OF Pousgile.
In Danyille, on Tuesday last, 10y Rev Dr. Yeo-
mans, Mr.. CHANcEr Bloc, Of Mahol.rg 10,
Columbia county, and Miss MARuAarr FlcoD If
that place.
In Danville, On the % ult, BY the Rev. !. W
Yeomans, DR.. FREDERICK FLrrnu1-r, Of Esny.
town. and Miss ANNA MANA CEovsE, Of
Orange township.
In DsnVlIe, on Thursday last, BY ,he Rev. r.
Mitchell, Mr. BENJAMIN BuNr andM.ss SARAH
BrAcHEM, all of that place.
In East Buiaoe, on the 18th na By Re-,
Prof Bliss, NORMAN BALL, Of DaLyl.e, 10 Mia,
JULIA ANN MERRILL.
On the slh ult., by the same, M Edwin
QUioo, Of Chester CO, to Miss AGsIs CAhNlR.
Of Danville
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PUBLIC SALE

NNHE subscriber vill sell at Public Yenduc on
< Saturday the 81 OF December, 1919, at 10 ..
clock, A. NJ =, Of said day on tine premises, a Ger.
tain Plantation or
TRACT OF LAND,
the estate ot Jacob Bower, late Of B7iarcreck
township, Columbia county decreased,
SItulte in said Briarcrrck township, Columbia
county, adjoining land, Of James Evans. on the
Fast and West Henry MarDz, on the Mouth; and
Nich ej Bower ON the South; containing TNjR.
TEEN ACRES, and allowance. all Of which is
cleared and IN eood state Of cultivation
There is on said premises, a log dwelling
House. Q Barn and o'hpr out utbnllirgs. &c
with all kinds Of excellent Fruit, Z. Oh sprins ol
water convenient 10 The door
ALSO,-At the same time and place, another
TRACT or LAND?
the estate of Jacob Bower. decd,
Srrl'c on Summer Hlll (peary adjoining the
ahovn frsrd,cl lr,crl containing TWENTY
ACRES, part Of which IS cleared; the balance i,
in timber
Said ,sf nnmel tract will he sold intwo eoua
paris. Of Tn Arr'S each, 10 suit purchaser
Attendance will be given and terms made know
on day Of sale,
SOLOMON BOWER,
aImmish diOT
Priac-oek. Nov ~ 1870 .3ls
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Partition.

In the Orphans Court of Columbia coun-
ty;-
Estate Of JOHN KNORR, ! Sur sorit
late Of Centre township, IN the of
County Of Columbia, deceased Partition
TCO Susan Knorr, the widow Of JunN KNoRR,
Thomas Knorr, Joseph Knorr, Joseph Lll-
ley r., and Eliza his wife, late Eliza knorr, John
Conner, Jr., and Sarah, his wife, late Sarah
Knorr, Lcvlna Knorr, children OF John Knorr
deceased Abraham Dldne, aud Louisa, his
wife, late Louisa Knorr, ----- Drake, aud
Angelina, his wife, late Angelina Knorr,
John Freas, guardian OF Regina knorr, IA
ron Knorr, Reuben Knorr, Joseph knorr,
and Elisha knorr, children Of Peter Knorr, de.
ceased, who was one Of the sons Of John Knorr,
deceased, Charles Hagenbuch, guardian Of John
Knurr, Susan Kuor, Salah KuOTr, and Samuel
Knorr, and Thomas Knolr, guardian of Hiram
Knorr, phinea9 Kuorr, and Mary Ann Knon,
children Of William KnoIr, deceased, who was
one Of the sons OF John Knorr, deceased, and
William Hagenbuch, guardian Of Sarah Hagen
bueh and Eliza Hageuouch, children OF Ann Tia.
genbuch, decreased, late Ann KnoT--
You, and each of you, will take notice,
That an INQUEST, will be- held al the late dwell.
ling house OF JoHN KNoRR, deceased, in the
township of Centre, in the county of Columbia,
on
Friday, the Eleventh. day Of January
ReTt,
between the hours of ten O'clock, a m. and o.
clock D. m of that day tor the purpose Of making
Partition OF THE Real Estate,
Of said deceased, TO and among his children and
il bp mn h.. do vii
prejudice to or spelling OF the whole, otherwise,
to value and appralse the same according TO law,
at which time and place You are required to at.
tend, if you think proper.
PETER BILLMEYER,
Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Bloomsbury, November %, lsl9,
'.'Ths Pennsylvania Telegraph, Harrisburg,
will publish six times, send bill and paper with
the notice TO the Sheriff Of Columbia county
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N;-The Notes Of the Farmers aaa Dor:rS, OF
waynesburg, aod the York Bank, at York, Pa,
are as"g,od as wheat" their rejection by the
Northumberland Bank o the contrary nolwlh.
standing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Ns- The Hon ALEXANDER RAmsEY Governor
of Minnesota, arrived in Harrisburg last Wedne''
day, and vas warmly greeted by all his old
friends
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Bangs. - The Danvlle Bank has gone

into opeIallon'-FennSy'0""'""'
A misnke, Mr. PennsYvalan. The DaNV'IIe
-B,nt,hrt a2tysi gone into OPERATION nor wl
II. un,,l next February. PETER BALDY' E'qr,
IA, been elected President, and the Cashier Is to
be chosen on tne 18th instant.
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CLOTHING, DRUGS &MEDICINES.

TENHE undersigned again apprzes hIs friend,
and the public, that he has received d foil
supply OF the above articles At hs OLD stand
Cheap Corner,--on South East ol Nam and Mar.
ket streets where he oilers great bargains to those
who may want 70 purchase.
Hi. stock OF Ntu and Fi,iioaaj'c Cio'biHg
cornprf.r. every variety. sorl and size, and wil
he soll "cHEArER than the cisqpcsiin Blooms
burg
l~eThe public generally are invited TO ar sE.
animation Of hs goods before purchasing else
where.
JOHN r MOVER
Rloom,5urg, Nov 10, 1919
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ATTENTION, PRINTEkS.

A GOOD practical Printer, wishing to embark
n in the businesi, can hear Of an excellent
situation or have his thoice Of Two, on apPllca'
ton to the Editor Of this paper, 10 whom IS en-.
trusted the Agency for the sale of two excellent
democratic establishments, or part Of either, in
Northern Pennsylvania. We regard them as rare
opportunities
eJ-No attention will be given to unpaid htt9S.
LEVI L. TATE
Bloom shurg Deer lSt. lSiy st.
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nrrSEEeIyr BH.LMEYER, makes his first Of
fetal trip to Philadelphia next week, with the
convict, Duotd Neghn'd
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p,,ov z&v-A roror

In which the Intestate resided at the time Of her
death with the appurlenances,
ALSO,-0n the same day, at . o'clock, p. NJ,
another RACT Of LAND, situate in Mourom
township, adjoining lands Of John Richa ds, Peter
Appleman, and Others, containing $50 Acres, or
thrreabouts, on which Elias Dietrich resides a,
tenant; with the appurrenauces
Late the Estate OF SAID deceased, situate in the
township Of Moutour, and county aforesaid.
JACO5 EYERLY, Clerk,
Rl.nnn.hnrn he
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FOUND |

XNTAS found in the Street, few days since,
w a lot OF Merchandise, consisting Of Pat
enl Thread, Hooks and Eyes etc, supposed to
have been lost IRON Pedlar's wagon, The ow.
ner can have the same by proving Troperly and
paving for this advertisements Apply at lhI'
office
Bloomshurg Deer lSt, iS4Q
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Bloom5b urQ:
Arencies for he CoIumbia Democrat.

Agencies for the Columbia Democrat
m-V. B. PALMER, Third and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia,
c- & W, CAsR, Third and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia.
NJ- g &oeGe PaArr, No lld, Nassau street.
New York
o. Straa ge.--GEN. BOWMAN. of the Bedtord
G4s.ue, adyertises for his winters pork and Oh
fers to pay in the "COnSiituhonaI Currency,
GoLp AND SILVER /"
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COOperS.

FIVE or SIX good Coopers are wanted, TO whom
constant employment will be given
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Columbia 20. Temperance GG,i.y
The 18th annual meeting of the CoIuMla
county Temperance society,

N"tUHOs" w. ! tiNUEPHBCC pE't'. q
The 18th annual meeting of the CoIuMla
county Temperance society.
A I the last meeting Of this 8ocicty r,,,.a
N ton "as adopted, requiring he serre... ... .
to publish CIRCULAR, previous 10 the ntHl sr.ul.
al meeting, calling upon the various auN,u .,
TO send up strong delegations TO said mccti,r ys
In performing this duty, we NouIt har,u. -..e
notice, that the next annual meeting will be- ,..,.
in the NJ L. Church, in DanyIle, On ihe ...,
Thursday (the 3d,) Of January 1861 curr,,r
cling at ~ o'clock A. NJ. We have Dhe prnI~.,,
OF several speakers, one Of when, Dr Htr.9iJ
WORRALL, will deliver an address at the oppr.
Dg Of the exercises. Aud we would now most
earnestly call upon the temperance men Of Co'.
umhi1 County, ~ use their brsr endrayorsr Co.
every temperance society and orgaDizalior ,r ,kr
county fully represented 10y delegates ,rc,ar,,.,,
report the 'tae Of the cause in their rrsrer,yo
bounds Come friends, unr and oil: ard r., rs
have good old.m,hlourd warm. hearted u,.....s
--our conutr' suffering humaniry--th4 Cuu,r.
OF Chrls--lll call luu-r Tor increased exc. .,..
and zeal In the go,d cause
JAMES D WILSON,
JAMES McMAHANJr, Ser.
Liberty township Nov &c, lN4q
~ Newspapers in Columbia coro.-
and elsewhcro, friendly to The Tcmr.ar.
Cause, are respectfully requested To-
the above notice.
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BANK OF DANVlLLE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ in the Bank OF DanyiIle, that the following
lustallmenls on each share will be required to be
paid in, as follows - 1Bbiyper cent on the lslh
day Of December, lSl9, hOeniy per cent. ON the
lsl day of January, 1850; and ttoenty per cent
on the 10Th day OF January, 1880.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
PETER BALDY, President
Danvlle, Nov 3O,h, lSl9,
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HhARLES CONNER & CO., Merchants, New
I J Brick Store, north west corner ol Main and
Iron Streets
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Pr.acroel,, Nov n. 1870 BIS