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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of vend. cX. to me
} directed, will be exposed TO public sale, al
lns Court House, in Bloomsbury, on Wednesday,
the nh day OF November next, al . o'cock,P M,
the following described real estate TO wit
At the same time and place, One-eighth
undivided part Of a certain tract Of land situate in
Greenwood township, Columbia county, contain
ing in all one hundred and thirty acres more ol
less, bounded by lands of Wm. Simonton on the
north, VIM Grton, on east, George Furguson, on
the south and Sarah Kitchen, on the " vest, where
on is erected ozone and a half story frame dwell
ling houses, and one frame bank barn, with other
out.buidings, and large apple orchard, with the
appurrenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of Samuel Malher,
ALSO,
A certain lot of land situate in Orange
township, Columbia county, containing Two acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of John 8, Jacob
SNYDER, Isaac Boon, Godfrey Kline and others,
wnereon Is erected a one story log dwelling house
with the appurtenances
Selzed, takenin execution and to be sold as the
property Of David H,debrand.
ALSO
Bv virture of a writ of alias vend eX-
ponas, the following real estate situate IN Liberty
township Columbia county; lst, a tract OF lot OF
land adjoining or near 10 the town Of Mooresburg,
land OF Robert Simonton on the West and South
and James Robson on the North side OF the road
to Washington on the East and partly on the north
side, containing twelve acres more or less, on
which are erected good frame dwelling house,
two stories higha kitchen,a stable Westinghouse
with an orchard and good well Of water, aud all
under cultivation. 2d, Dlact of lot Of ground ad.
Joining the former tract or lot on the Fast side,
land of Robert Simonton on the Northwest and
South side, and lands Of Keslcr and other lands
defendant on the West side, and the road to Chill
squaQue passing on the North side, containing
twenty acres more or less, all under cultivation.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of Ephraim Scott. -
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, October 30 1919
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The Globe.

W, again direct attention TO the prospectus oil
,he Congressional Globe and Appr"d'r' on o"'
ourh page JJHN c. RIyEs, Esq, Is the hdL''
or Publisher ah Proprietor, than whom i"r the
,cB.,,,t dischaa,e of trust so important, there
is none more csmpetent, Every citizen should
ro.sess a copy of these standard works. especial
jy during the approaching Session of Congress
and il will aEsd US great pleasure toreceIVe the
names or manf Of our friends to his Prospectus
and rromnfy forward them TO Mr.. R'ye'' al
Washington
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VIA KS EsIED :

In Orangeyille, on Sunday morning last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Newell, Mr. JoHN HAYMAN, and Miss
ELrzApErH, daughter of Mr., Richard Brewer
all of OranGoyile.
In Berwick, on the lst inst, by the Rev Mr.
Reese. Can't HENRY MowRER, of Mahoning
township, to Miss CArHARINE KAUFMAN, OF
Montour
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Estate of Jacob Zimmerman, deceased,
TENHE heirs and legal representatives of Jacob
Zimmerman, late If Mlltlin township ,Colum-
hIa county, Pa. deceased, to wit-Jacob thinner.
man, Maudlina Zimmerman, Margaretta Iimmer.
man, intermarricd vita Charles Lacks Sarah
Zimmerman intermarred with William Piston,
George Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, r. Marg.
aret Zimmerman iutermarrled with Charles Xed.
Ter, Rosa Zimmerman intermarried with John
Naus, Frederick Zimmerman, Ludwig thinner.
man, Christian Zimmerman, Margaret thinner.
man ntcrmarred with Aaron Fry, and the child.
ren of Jacob Zimmerman, late of Germany decea-
sed,are hereby notified that in pursuance of writ
of partition issued out Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia county for the partition of the real es.
tate of said deceased situate in the township afore
embarrassing Of several tracts Of land containing
in all two hundred and thirty.fve acres more or
less, amongst the heirs and legal representative
of the said deceased will hold an Inquest on Saic
I premises in the said township Of Mltilin,on Tues
/ dav. the sixth dav November next, at 10 O'Clock
! A. NJ when and where you are requested to at
tend
! BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff
/ Shprh's Office, Bloomsbury !
September G'h, 1919.
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Brigade Orders.

BRIGADE lNsPgCToR's OFFICE,
Berwick, Nov. I, l,i9.
CAPTAINS, or commanding officers OF rom'
panles, within the bounds OF the lst Brigade,
ON Division, P. NJ are hereby ordered to send
correct copies Of heir rolls to tins oiiice without
delay.
All persons who have not certificates or wh3
are NOT members Of some regularly organized
volunteer Company, will be returned TO the Conn'
ty Commissioners, and subjected to an annual tax
of fifty cents. 1t is therefore important that per-
sons wishing to attach themselves to oid CGhPa'
MES, should do 80 as speedily as possible Every
facility and encouragement will be extended to
those desiring to be organized into new compa'
n SEELY.
Brig. Ins, lst Brig. 9th Div. P. N.
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LIST OF CAUSES, FOR TRIAL AT
THE NOVEMBER TERN, lS49.

I John Bear ys Catharine Bear.
2 Bouham R. Gearhart vs. John S. Dye.
2 Wheelock Crosby VS. Ralph h Carpenter
4 John ChristophIe vs. Joseph Jones, ct al.
4 Robt Montromery ct OK. vs. D. Wagner's ex.
4 Richard Wilson's Ex VS. John Sawyer.
Edmund L Piper vs. John Baily.
9 Elisha b Sletler vs. Samuel Stetler.
o Henry Hartman vs. Noah Prentis
10 WIN. cunningham vs. Elisha Everit ct al
II (ohn Kline W Nicholas Huey ct al.
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Exchange OF ORccrS,

JOSEPH YETTER. Esq, was nducted into
the Office OF County Commissioner, on Thursday
last, as the successor of Peter Kline Esq,
0c-pETER BuLMEYER, Esq, our newly eject
ed Sheriff, will be naugurated upon next S'tur'
day week, before the first day of the November
Court
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MARKET PRICES CURRENT.
-~N-NN-~~NON~NNNN ~~N~N~~-"~0~SN-~~|Ne%
ROOmSbtTg phHadtiphid.
NEW GOODS-FRESH & CHEAP
Aerchnntnbh Merchnndize.

DY different arrivals, we have replenshed
our STOCK OF GOODS, which we will
,eH at our usual low prices, Our style and va,
riety of Ladies dress goods cannot be surpassed,
and as we have made arrangements to procure
a constant supply, they will always be OF the
latest styles
Also.-Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Spices, Salt, Fish, Molasses, Sc
gars, &c, in great variety.
]. H, BARTON & Co.
pIoomsburp. Nov 10, 1919.
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APPOINTMENT ny THE GovERNoR,-DdUtd
Tdggart, Esq, Of Northumberland, to be Notary
Public, in the room Of Henry s. Thomas, de-
ceased.
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Sullivan County Removal

The Commissioners appointed to review and
re. locate the County Seato Sullivan, heve repor-
ted in favor of REMOVAL. Sugar Hill, Cherry
township is the new location, Hon. SAM'L. F.,
HEApLrY, it is said, owns the Real Estate.
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smUlK HOTU.uErT.

A very large maj rd 'ne ool'e''O's SPPO'"
ted in different part the s'a.e' 10 receive 'O"'
trbuliou, towards SUNK S'ouNMhN'' "a''
,,,,j. ,ov rein, The papers sent them tits
therefore hereby DEF rJ' 'ha' a sue" i.''s S"00''
=, ,,nuosl on or Maze the 1st day of January,
D. FRY,
"'"' Chairman Ex Committee.
"a. ro.v McR1 1,wLos, Esq, is the Collector
for Counba coubg to whom sno'c,'P,."ul W
the above Monumigl, OF 81 each' can oe n'ue'
~.-.---~-~-s--~ y - -
ny.Mr. Duca,r,N, has retunedt to Lancaster
.Tbo New Yctk election has gone Wing
fqtTbcN Canal letting, next Monday
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0,e sin gic oo,e sent Oliver Cromwell to the
B parliament, Charles stuart to the scs'io'u' D.'
4 ,ton,zed, England, and made Great b'l'a'"
,, ,o,c., in the City OF New York. made
Jefferson President of the United States
,.,,.ro -. fine tariff of 1912, AMI one vote
M the tariff ofIsi6. One vote gave US Tex.
.p ,de war with Mexico, slew thousands 0,
ncople and purchased California turned
her the tide Of emigration, and will change
,io.,irv Of the world So says the New fo'F
lyBook,
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CLOTHING, DRUGS e. MEDICINES

CLOTHING, DRUGS d MEDICINES.
VNfIE undersigned again apprizes his friends
and the public, that he has received full
sunply of the above articles at his old stand,
Cheap Corner,--on South East Of Main and Mar
ket streets, where he offers great bargains to those
who may want to purchase
His stock of Ntto AMI FdShiOnaUe Cloihing,
comprises every variety, sort and size, and will
be sold "cHEAPER than the cheapest in Blooms
burg"
G5-The public generally are invited to an eX-
animation of his goods before purchasing else
where -.,,
JOHN r. MOYER.
Ploomshurg, Nov. 10, lSA0
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Rotten Banks.

The Ssqurhanna Ranh' at Mon'r0'e' whose
f,Inre ve'aunounced las. week is gone case
The Democrat and the Reglsler'(whiB) Puo'iSne"
a, that pIi fee, pronounce it "do''"' DOWN 'Do"N
bevond redemption They say So'q"eD'H"'
County Money will not sell at any price
III, chester County Bank, at West chester,
,,,housb not dead is some like the"Quaker,s oo9'
!, ba. had name. This institution having re-
n,,od to redeem the notes issued prior to the 'ime
i,s President, Dr., Dsrlington' was roooeo i"
phaoalohia, has very naturally alarmed the pub
II, ,.to he safety Of its promises ana he"ce many
,ot,,o 10 touch its notes. The pennsylvania
n rere,rog to this singular TRANSACTIONS cautions
the ru5Iic to beware of its issues Ooth Ola anu
NEW. =, ~
Nosc BRoKgv BANKS -ThompsonS ~ l
No,o teporler of Wednesday, cautions the PO0'
,c .on,n.t the bills of the following banks =
S,Iisb,y Bank, Maryland; EScNans' D""N N,
wa.b or,on, D. c.; State Bank at Morr's' NJ
r,r.o, and James Bank, James'lIle' NJ fO'N'
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

M f. Robson, having just retur. n.
WI ned from Philadelphia, with a w
Iargr and handsome assortment OF FdH and -
wilttcr millinery, invites the Ladies OF tins pace
and her friends generally, to call and examine
them.
Her stock consists of velvets, cut and uncut;
satins, silks, plain and trInged, nb0onds, Iealh,
ers, flowers, caps, and general assortment OF
bonnet TRIMMINGS, together, with a variety Of
fancy articles, such as belts, slides, brest-pns,
shawl.pins, pencils, thimbles, tooth'picks, plain
and fancy combs, edging, needle worked and
plain collars, cuffs, hkis. tidy and darnng cotton
marking Gotten, zephyr, Cord-braid, no'e-paper
and enyelops, silk canvass, and steel Deeds, bags
purses, tassells, clasps, &c. &C., which have been
carefully selected aGdwil be sold as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere.
0cs- Store next door to the Court House.
M. f. ROBSON.
Bloomsbury, Nov, Sd, lS49.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

i am n ~ ~ w lAN iNhN -
A GAIN the undersigned take pleasure IN an
n nouncing to their friends and the public
mai they have just received select and heavy
assortment ofchoice
Dry Goods and Groceries,
adanted TO the season, and wants Of the people,
which they offer Tor sale, at their old stand at
prices "cheaper than the cheapest" Their stock
comprizes luil assortment Of all kinds OF goods,
usually kept in country stores, and without par
ticuIarzug each article feel warranted IN saying
that those in want OF good goods have only locall
TO satisfy tIeir tsste and fancy;
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Fish,
Salt, Molasses, &c.
large and beautiful selection OF the above ar
ticlrs OF superior quality, at very low prices.
ALSO.-lats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c, Of
every variety, sort, size and price.
03-Cash paid for grain always.
WIN. McKELVY & Co.
Bloomsbury, Nov 10, lS49,
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ly~ The foregoing Sales, stand ADJOURN
ed until Monday, the 18th day of November, IN
stant, , o'clock, at the Court House.
B. HAYMAN, Sbf
Bloomsbury, Nov 7, 1919
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Ia. RickasIrs Repo,ter says, the notes OF 'ne
81 ,ehanna County Bank are Pnrcoa'Fo OY '"'"'
6 a, nrorar. a, from 6Oa7O per cent discount
!, y ,ok Of Morristown not purchased at any
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..rs TsrAsURsR.-A correspondent Of the
,a.,,J,ouiop recommends Col. Geo. McFeeIy'
,'rosor,,rd far State Treasurer. The Read
, Gazette urges Gen, John NJ. BIckeII' OF
cylkii.
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aemoua, ofJfy Hobbis.-I i'now understood
fuj HoBgIE. the first assistant Postmaster
,or,l il. shortly to retire from that post, ana
, Henry Warren, has been suggested as most
hIy 10 succeed him.
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C,,,veLanna Bank HcaUy D9dIcG''o"'
MoNTRosE, Pa. Nov. D.
Tbo.c,shier of he Susquehanno Bank has been
ir,.I n i,il in default Of $4,000 bail, on
~ allowed charge of defaIcation, 1t is reported
'ha,Ss5.ooo of the funds of the Bank are O"oc-
counted for. c,olior or
the Susquehanna Bank
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NOTICE.

Bloomsburg, O't. |, lSi9
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THE UNION.

eve. that they win not emigrste upon fair Offer but
itproves the wul blindness Of the Two inn
Poflant points that plain daylight The first Is
these Indians with this belief in the actual
possession oil the country they claims and than that
deibeaely commenced open BY spreading death and
devastation among the whites and when called offered
no satisaoon offered the least plain
cd OF no They the young started on the
exPedon IN sport, bur changed their minds and hough
they might be In earnest well Nat hostile b' friendly
Apply this 70 Sam Jones and all the Indians that follow
MS counsel The other point that the government should
suppose that band Of Indians, who for seven years
the Whole power Of the United States defiance
. themselves the very thing they now called on quietly
resign 70 lew companies OF infantry, viii accept an
one Unsatisfactory themselves, unless they before
eyes numerous and proper military orce capable OF
annihlaung them at the word Of command.
recent signs Of Indians have been seen between Hit
chaPucksassa and Fort Gan and Is confidently believed
that considerable number oil Indians outside the pro-
posed coIdon--some about Fort Gatu, the cattle
ranges Hapaka ake and others the and above
Indian river inlet Where is the scour large
section OF country and drive tho Indians within the COR
don! Gone 10 Tallahassee by order Of Secretary Craw
lord and Governor Brown. Cen Twiggs just wants
these same troops, dragons in their place One thou
sand horse the lines would the treasury halt
million, and perhaps the State great misfortune but Os
mnsf paH and see" Yours, truly
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TGxAs.--By the arrival at New Orleans, on the 18th
instant OF the steamship Galveston, Captain Crane from
Galveston the 9Th instant have received the Civilian
and the News. The Victoria Advocate, Of the I'd inst
says
The editor of the Western Texan has seed letter Mai
Norte September IL The writer states that the govern
ment rain had arrived there the 9Th u having been
fifty three days the march. The writer adds;
Report says that Americans in the employ OF the State
authorities at Chihuahua have entered territory, and
lacked killed and scaped peaceful Indians Preside
del Nore. This will produce among the various tribe.
hostility towards all white Chihuahua is now lite
rally beseged by the indians because Of this outrage"
News from FL Paso dated the 18th September had been
received by Major Babb assistant general
Tho train had arrived being ITO
but only fifty three occupied in marching Corn Is
worth $3 bushel there and beef is be had. Fifty
dollars yoke had been offered for the tender footed cae
belonging to the train-BGH. Snn.
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We had the pleasure OF an Introduction yesterday 10
Doctor Gabor Naphegy, who was physician to the Hun
sarian army He is very young. with fine complexion,
and agreeable mannershas 1.-THE but not robust person.
with the full messtache Of the camp. Though he has
been in the United States more than Eve months, he
already speaks the English language with nuency and
ease which make himsef perfectly understood lie is
The author Of very interesting pamphlet upon Hungary,
from her Rise to the Present Time under the guidance of
Louis Kossuth. in the years 1913 and ls4e-togetber
with the original portraits Of Hungary's valiant chief
and leaders in the last revolution" II is embelshed
with portraits Of Bsuhyani. ds,e Prime Minister Of
Hungary,) Kossuth, and Generals BEN, Dembnsky, and
GeoTey- accompanied by biographical sketches Of her
great II is beautiful and instructive production
Dr. Naphegy visits Washington for the purpose Of see
ing the Metropolis and Of introducing his work TO the
Patronage Of her citizens We trust IL will meet with
success. He is to be found at the Irving House.
We understand that about eighty Hungarians have al.
ready emgrsed TO the United States with three ladies'
and learn by the last steamer that several others are
expected But sorry TO understand that Kossuth,
whose safety seems be assured by the last note Of Count
Nesselrode, (publishcd in another column,) is 30
inrm in his constitution az to forbid the expectation OF
our welcoming him with open to this land Of liberty
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We are sure that we need make no apology to our
readers for devoting much space in this mornings
On'on to the eloquent and powerful eulogy delivered
before the legislature of Tennessee by Mr. Nicholson
We recommend every line Of to their careful attention
has especial claims upon notice. because he orator
speaks in the of the State; because he has been
thoroughly familiar with the life and opinions OF MIR
Polk and because the manner as fine as the matter Is
as brilliant in its style il is able in its eo
quen is just Willis, there is nothing impa.,oned
IN its party positions still il lays down The lines Of party
views 30 broadly. and with 90 clear a pencil, tina,
1t Is valuable as political disqusition to every i'm.
partial citizen Of the country. But a. biography of
Mr. Polk it is singularly interesting II is an admirable
sketch, from the practsed hands OF a neighbor and
Trend who has known him almost all his life. OF
one OF the most distinguished men thai this country has
ever produced, and Of OF the mos, us,rous admins
tratons which it has witnessed No wonder ,ha,
man 50 highly gifted with strong practical sense.
great drmness Of purpose. and high magnanmy Of char
acier as the late ExPfesident was and endowed with
ssch extensive experience and information in civil affair.
and with an industry and labor greater than any o,ber
man's-as Mr. Buchanan truly pronounced the other
dayand greater in fact than We who are no stranger.
70 aoorious industry, have ever seen-sboud have ae
eomplished 30 much for his country both at home and
abroad, IN the course Of four years.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND PENCILS, CHAINS
rings every description fancy brues
ing bottles thermomete nc, at aucionoh Saturday, i7h,
(s EVENING" hafpast O'Clock, shall sell
Concert Hail. Browns Hotel large and general
Of the above named goods, viz
10 gold and silver watches Of good quality
10 do fob and guard chains, keys, &C.
lot Of pencils and rings iockets, breast
pins silver COMBS thmbc. butter knives spoons
nail brushes Buffalo land pocket combs. With many other
articles unnecessary 70 enumsrafe.
The gentlemen Of washnrson respectfully invited
this sale, and the dealers
win be sod in lots They win hnd their advantage
sale.
NovH GREEN = TAsTEr, Aseuoreer..
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Returns from PSI townships. comprising nearly all in
the State. give the following aggregates for governor
George N. Briggs. wing 52Oe7
George 5. Boutwell, democrat 29,496
Stephen C. Phillips. free soil 24,i0s
Scattering as Gov. Briggs lacks about 500 votes Of
an election by the people.
To the Senate, 23 wings to 10 coalition have been
chosen; 4 no choice
To the House, 100 wings have been chosen to es OPP
position.
In the 4th district the congressional vote stands for
Thompson (whg) $3.50; Palfrey Gree soD 4752 Rob-
inson ldem) 2,924-majority against Palfrey, 1892.
Pafreys loss since the last trial is 2,737 Charles +.
Adams, who on the coalition senatorial ticket in
Norfolk county, falls 100 behind his ticket and is de-
feated by some 500 majority.
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orrrcs or THE BAIT. AND ONO RAILRoAD Co,
49, tc
QuINcY, III, Oct. 80, 1919.

November Is, 1910.
GENTLEMEN Some inquiry having been made as 10 the
assumed by me- likely be derived from sale
Of the per sterling bonds, which have in my
report at 900 000 may be proper for that
the realized from the sale the Messrs Barring
Brothers & Company was s75s 555 55
Remaining bonds hand and TO be sold
E5l4.750. These market prices abroad,
according 10 last quotations, say 81 per cent
yield 2Is75 %
Total proceeds at present market value 2s2sost IS
Allowing some small increase likely result from the inn
proving condition of the finances Of the State OF Maryland
he belief that the bonds ghi be assumed
at valuation Of 83.oO00o0.
But should this estimate fall short, believe there is no
member OF the board who would not give margin, in
the estimate from revenue, which have assumed
three years 600 CO., OF from ssooo0 70 s5o00oe
~ Respectfully, THO. SWAMI.
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MEXICAN Commission. the meeting OF the Board Of
Commissioners Claims against Mexico, on Tuesday
the 18th instant the memorial OF James o. Faherty, case
OF the schooner VIM. A. Turner; OF Joseph Andrews.
case OF schooner Mary Ann; OF Charlotte B. Hoz. adj
iarnin Hobrook, case Of he schooner John Of William
Holman, and Dorcas Plumer, were severally read.
The memorials Of John Patterson of Henry Breese. OF
and John A. Heath, and OF Eleanora Morton were sew
orally electedn every instance. however, for lack OF
technical averments, chiefly pertaining to allegations
morialsts. 6
AT its session Of yesterday the Board ordered to be re-
ceived the memorials of John p. Shatzell and John Pa
therson, as amended Of Alexander H. Cook Of Daniel
Davis, case Of the schooner julius Cesar; OF W. +. and
r ID Hyde CO., case Of the Mexican schooner Colum.
bra OF James Taylor White of j. w. Zachare, of
the schooner Rebecca; of the in the Of the
schooner Scott; OF the same, assignee Of Francis
Ghete case OF the schooner Constitution; Of Joseph
rick and OF The Mercantile Insurance Company Of New
York Washington Republic. F
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Htfcrneg md Coursehor-o L0U,
HAVING resigned the Office Of Chief Treasury De.
III parnen which he has held FOR year
samed me practice of his profession.
He viii devote his principal prosecution of claim,
eign indemnries. - : =
To early attention claims srainst the s Navy Home
snd Post Once Departments, including business Patent
once, ne mas made with the In
Washington 70 assist him. by which nature connect
ed with The government conhded him. certain
In the most prompt
RsrsRsscssHon. D. fancy, Chief Justice Of the United
States and gentlemen who have
bers OF either house Of Congress the year Isrh
Once az his residence on =, between iah Ish
Nov l3--dimif