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BED BLANKETS AND MERINOs.


feb15- A. HAMILTON, Agents 81
BED BLANKETS AND MERINOS.
TTNHE undersigned are now offering the remainder of
l. their stock of Mernos and Bed Blankets at greatly re-
duced prices Also, their stock Of Winter Dress Goods,
consisting of Plaid, Striped and Plan-coored Muslin de
LANES, Plaid Silks, &c. Collars, Chemlzettes, Under
sleeves and hid Gloves, cheaper than ever:
Reng DESTROYS to reduce our stock before purchasing
spring Goods, we prepared to give Great bargains
IN Dry Goods to all who may favor US with their patronage
febS-u fHURST0N BERNARD.
DERFUMERY.-Eine Extracts for the Handler
L CHIEF, Coognes. Hair Oils, Ponatums barrys Iri-
copherOus and Lyons kataron-a large lot and for sale
low by GsbS) DEMOVlLLE BELL.
SOAPS.-Honey. Omnibus, Poncine, Brown Windsor,
y Amandre Transparent Wash Balls, Military and
feb8 IS ''O-p' sd DEMOyILLE BELL.
DRUSHES.-A large lot of fine Hair Brushes and
~ Badger Shaving Brushes. For sale BY
feb8 DEMoVILLE BELL.
DAINTS, &c.-White Lead, Lnseed Oil, Spirits Tur-
pentine, Alcohol Lard Oil, Window Glass and Putty
For sale by (ebS) DEM0YILLE q BELL.
SURGICAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
~ Medical Saddle bags, &c; For sale BY r1I
DEM0VILLE BELL,
Wholesale md Ret1I Druggists,
febS No. 90 Cherry Street, Nashville, TeSnessee.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-We are now Offering Tor
"A sale Lot on Broad Speet adjoining the scksintn
Shop of David NJ Allen The Lot is fifty feet front by
one hundred and forty deep with alley IN the rear
1t Is for sale the most accommodating terms Apply
to LINDSLEY CROCKETT,
jan2l-lm SO College street,
FEBRUARY MAGAZfNES.
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY for February, 1855.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
HARPER'S STORY BOOKS (No. 2.)
'We hail the appearance of this new work with great
pleasure. The size Of the work is good, the reading
matter excellent and the engravings superb G0deys
Lddy's BOOK TOR FsJrlsGry. Janz6
AT COST
T HAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS, which
i will sell at cost for cash. -
jan2 JNO. BROWNE,
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- HIRTS of every variety. fine aud medium qualities;
- Understands and Drawers Silk and Wooier all kinds;
do do Cotton, Plain and Net;
Half Hose, Silk, Wool and Cotton variety.
Gloves, Kid, silk, Buck Beaver and Cash,aera
Silk and Satin CTavais and ScaFis-hne:
Silk and Linen HandkeI chieis- hemnIed for use;
Robes, Suspenders. Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bags &e
Received and for sale BY MYERS X MCtaiiI.
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Bayard TslOr'S New Book Of Adyen
lures,

W. Il. BERy * co. have Just received
A JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA; Or Lie and
Landscapes from Egypt TO the Negro Kingdoms Of the
White Nile. BY Bayard Taylor, author Of Views
AtoOt "kl6orado," &c. Illustrated with elegant tinted
plates and sngravings wood from drawings by tie
author aud With portrait Of the ahoru Oriental Cos
tune. &c spste in one handsome vol about 500 paees
eve question whether anything mere exqusieiy grace
fa easy nd powerful be met with The vide range
Of typographical descriptive literature than 90 be
found in every page Of this book at which have looked
W. Il. ID. 4 Co. have also just received
TIE NOCTES AMBROSIAN4E- With Portraits o.
Wilson, LOckhart, Maginn, and FacSimiiies Edited with
Memoirs Notes, and illustrations, by Dr. Shelton MacKsu
zie. editor OF 'fShies Sketches Of the Irish Bar"
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I INTEREST paid on Deposits by
L j.nn JOHN D. JAMES & co.
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ANUIaEh LHANU8
TINE partnership between HIGHS 4 DARDEN, in tae
Il Qleensware Business, at IhcES' CInNA Halt. tbi
day dissolved. a. IT, Hicks viii pay al the debts and
collect all the dues OF the old business Of hicks Dardt
and will continue the business at the old stand where
be found very large and desirable stock O any ets
in HIS line which will be sold the reasonable Terms
for cash, short time 70 prompt dealers.
Nashville, Feb I, 1S55-lm
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

vULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER BELIING and HOSE
I'VE the sole agents for she sale OF Vulcanzed India
w Rubber Betting Steam Packing and Hose. manufac-
urpd BY the Boston Betting Company large assortment
always on hand MACY n HAMILTON,
No AZ COllpge
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=
DENTlSTS viii please take notice the undersigned *
~ only agent in Nashville: and thHse wishing our
make If Teeth will please make their purchases direct 81
him. lie has just received another supply Of Teeth which,
with his former STOCK makes it large and complete lie
has also on hand few line cases OF Dental Instruments
all complee also Forceps, Files, Puggers Fxeavacrs
Buns Drills Bench Vices, Corrundum Files. Wheels, dc
For sale by a. STRETCH
(Formery Stretch Orr Wholesale and Retail Druggis
Corner College and Union Streets Nashville. Team
febG-tf
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IRN


Ia Centre township, Columbia county, on
the 26 of January, an infant Son OF oil Ma.
lhaniel L. Campbell.
In Briarcrees township, on the 22d Of De.
cember, Mrs. ELizABATR Common, vile Of
John Conner, sc, aged &C yeas, 3 moutbs
and % days
In Briarcreek township, on the 25th ofDe-
cember, Mrs. CATHARISE ANNA, wife Of John
Kelchner, aged 81 years, 4 month and 80
days.
In Briarcreek township. on the filh OF jan .
uary, Mr.. JACOB GIRToN, formerly OF Bloom
township, aged SO years, 5 month aud 20
days.
In Beaver township, on the iith of Janua-
~, an Infant daughter Of Charles Michael,
aged 20 days.
In Huntington township, Luzefne county,
on The 10Th Of January, Mrs. SUSAN, wife Of
Daniel Rooms, aged 70 years, 10 months and
9 days.
In Briarcre elk township, Columbia count y,
on the 29lh of January, Mr.. GsoRcE REIsAhp,
aged 68 years.
In Orangeville, Columbia county, on We'd
Eesday Of last week, Mr. ISAIAH CoSsoR,
aged about az years.
In Wilkesbarre, on The 5th inst. Mrs. Han.
NAH f. BENNETT, wife Of Hon. Ziba Bennstf,
and eldest daughter Of Hon Joseph Slocum,
aged SO years, 9 months and 10 days.
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Nest Of Counterfeiters.

John Manages, one of The band of counter
letters, heretofore so troublesome in Mon.
tour county, was lately arrested by High Con.
stable Franklin, of Philadelphia and some
assistant police officers
Al q very late hour at night they made q
decent upon his house and searched his prem
Uses, but found nothing except heavily load
ed guns, aud some of the members OF the
family. The officers continued the pursuit
for him, and at 8 O'Clock on Saturday nom.
ing, captured him al the house Of Abraham
Hause, in Limestone, in Monlour county,
some ten niles distant from Manages resi-.
dence. They found him ia a second story
room, in which were six other men. The
officers entered tho room In their stocking
fee, when a demonstration of resistance was
made as soon as the party was awakened.
The revo!vers of the officers, however, were
exhibited and Manages was taken out of bed
and manaclsd before he was allowed 10 dress
himself. The officers then placed him in
the sleigh which conveyed them, and took
him 10 Danville, and in the evening brought
him to the city. He was committed by Aid.
Kenny for a further hearing, in default of
$4,000 bail.
Uude, the pillow of Mansus the officers
found a large pocket book, containing coun-
terfeit notes, from ones 10 ives in denomi-
nation, on different Banks, amounting to
several hundred dollars.
The pocket book also contained numer.
Gus papers, showing the operations and me-
gotiations with different parties for counter
felt money, and a memorandum showing
the transaction between Manages and Van.
garden and Eggles,on, above named. These
two men are now in prison as fugilives from
Montour county. For five years past the
authorities Of the city and several of the in
terror counties of the State have been un-
successfully endeavoring to secure Manages,
The last attempt prior 10 his arrest was made
by apariy of Philadelphia officers, in 1852,
and Notwithstanding their arrangements
were perfect, he adroiily eluded them by
concealing himself in the second story of
his kitchen, between tho floor boards and
the lathing Of the ceiling. In searching the
house al the time, the officers Stepped ovsr
him several times.
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A WORD TO CONSCIENCE.

The Know-Nothing crusade against a sect
Of Christians who have never raised their
hand against any man in the republic has 10
one year done a more g~rievous injury 10 the
cause OF religion than all the infdels IN the
land could have ever accomplished. It has
been a blow against the spirit Of universal
brotherhood, love and equality which are in
the foundation Of Christianity. /, has incul.
Gated illiberal bigotry, and taught an to
fear and hate his brother wilhou, a cause.
il has attempted to justify that spirit of self.
ishness with which the frs, criminal said
Tam | my brolher's keeper! It has poured
poison INTO the feast of social friendship
and is based more on the bandits law OF
"keep all you have and get all you can"
than upon the Christian virtues of charity,
forbearance and %jusuce.
II would make ssrfs and bondmen Of
boihers and fathers and would degrade in
stead of elevaiing classes equal in honesty
and often in intellect 10 him who would as.
assume to be the oppressor. 1t inculcaies
persecution and prescription, instead oil
kindness and reason. II would crush every
Christian virtue from the heart Of man and
can this thing of darkness, hatred, suspicion
and lear bring ausht but shame upon the
creed Of him who processes itf
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To PERSONS OUT OF EMpLoYMEsT.-The at
tention of the reader issolicited to ihs advsr-
tisement of Agents wanted for the series of
Pictorial books issued from the press OF Mr..
Sears. These books have met, and are meet
ing with a large sale throughout the Union,
and three latest publications, " Russia Illus.
tratsd, . China and India" and " Thrilling
Inc idents in the u ars Of the United Siates,n
are in every way equal 10 the other works
in point of attraction and interest. What he
wishes 10 obtain is, competent Agents in ev.
cry section of the country, The readiness of
their sale offers great inducements for per-
sons to embark ia their disposal, and as they
are of q high moral and unexceptional char
acter, there are none but who can conscien-
tiously contribute TO their circulation. Any
person wishing 10 embark in the enterprise,
will risk little by sendiug to the Publisher
S25, for which he will receive sample copies
of the various works, Cat wholesale prices)
carefully boxed, insured, and directed, at.
fording a very liberal per centage to the
Agent for his trouble. With those he will
soon be able 10 ascertain the most salsabls,
and order accordingly.
a Catalogues, containing full particulars,
forwarded to all parts Of the country free o.
postage, on application.
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On the LIST inst, BY Bsv. VIM. Goodrich
Mr.. s. C. SmvE, Of Bloomsbury, and Miss
HAsxAH BoorE, near Espytown, Col. Co.
In Light Stree, Feb, Sd. by John Van LEV
Esq, Mr.. EpwARp Bunk, and Mra. EmALisE
HAUrz, all Of Northumberland Penn.
On the l1lh inst, By Rev. VIM. J., Eyer,
Mr.. Isaac FARLEY, of Jersey shore, Lycon1
ing county, Pa, TO Miss ANNA ELIzABETh
RIcHARD, of Maybery township. Monioai
county, Pa.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. VIM. ]. Eyer,
Mr.. SAMUEL l. YoRxs, OF Schoolcfaf:, Kalar
mazoo county, Michigan, 10 Miss RuTa
ANNA Make, of Locus, township.
On the 26ih of December last, By Rev. l.
BAIL, al Berwick, PHILIP Greasy, and Miss
SARss Coon, both Of Miflinville, Col co.
On the I'd Of January last, by the same,
AARON Hess, OF Salem, Luzeme county, and
Miss HESTER B~ITrENBESprx, of Beaver twp ,
Columbia county.
On the 5th Of January, by The same, Mr..
WIN. KIsssH, and Miss MlHERvA BOWS,
both of Briarcreek twp, Col. co.
On the Ia of February, by the same, MIR.
URlAH RITTxsHousE, and Miss ANNA Husrz-
NIGER, both of Blackcreek, Luzsme county.
On the same day, By The same, Mr.. Till
MAN NAGLE, and Miss A. Z. WEpB, both Of
Espytewn. Col. county.
On the 9Th of February, by the same, al
The American Hotel, IN Blvomsbnfg, MEL
SON WILLIAMS, TO Miss AMANDA HrrFSAoLE,
both of Nescopeck, Luzeroe county.
On the 22d OF January, by J.. n. Ikeler,
Esq, ]. P. ROMAN, and Mics M. NJ EYES,
all Of Madison Twp, Colunbia co.
On the Isl inst, by Rev. f. Fullmer, Mr..
HEERr FAus, and LoyIsA REMLEy, oil Of
Columbia county.
On the 4th inst by I. w. Muserave, Esq,
DAVID SHArrER aad Miss HEsqa Joasson,
both OF Bloomsburg, Pa.
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= Mr.. RosERr SEARs, whom our readers
have for many years known as one Of abe
most eminent authors and successful pub.
fishers in the country, of valuable illustrated
books for the people. has certainly achieved
a decided triumph In the great work on she
Russian Empire now before us. II 10 ex.
ceedingIy oppolsnns, at the moment when
Europe 10 ia arms and our W people in
profound excitement al the probable result oil
the combined assault upon this same Rus
sian Empire. MIR. Sears has rendered a
great public service in the publication of This
very complete exposition Of Russia, and we
have no doub, the psbiic will agree with us
that on ex animation this will be found a
deeply Interesting work, sdmirabiy adapted
10 family entertainment and instruction, and
aboundng ia valuable Information regarding
an empire covering one seventh Of the ter
teslial surface of the globe, but of which far
less is known than Of any other civilized ma
lion. Considering the difficulty Of obtaining
reliable information on most matters con-
nected with Russia, Mr.. Sears several years
since commenced collecting suitable materi.
ais with gsealiabor, care and expense, from
every accessible and reliable source. The
result is seen in this splendid volume of
which Mr.. S.. himself. is both the editor and
publisher, aud candidly speaking, IT in all
respects does hun great credit. He under
took the task, aad the more completely to
carry Out his design, he has spared no pains
IN the endeavor to obtain, both ir this coun-
Try and in Europe, every work that promised
any additional or more recent information, or
which might serve to verify that already 10
hand. The result of bis labots is embodied
in this octave volume of 672 pages, elegant.
ly bound and p,ofusely illustrated with supe-
rior maps from Morse's geographical sstab.
lishmen', and Two hundred appropriate and
beautiful engraviugs. The volume, take it
all in all, is c%ertsinly a most beautiful speci-
men oil American typography. lis getting
up, as minated by Mr.. Sears at the close
Of his predatory remarks, must have called
forth a lavish expenditure of means. That
he can aiorl 10 put the work at 81. low a
price (scarce.y n third what an illustrated
volume like it would cost in England, and
far less than wha. many in this country have
already paid for but a fraction of the inform
ton here Obtained must be from a conf
dent anticipation Of an immense s~ale--an an.
licipation which, we cannot for a moment
doubt when The manifold attractions and
merits of the book are taken into considera.
lion, will be amply realized. Truly a valua.
BILE work the great book of the day.
Published by Robert Sears, 1871 William
Street, New York. See advertisement of
Agents wanted in another column.
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FOLLY.

The principal topic Of conversation in the
fashionable circles, Of late. has been the mag
nifcent party gwen Philadelphia last week
by Mrs Rush, the well-known millionaire
Mrs. R. Is a daughter Of the late JACOB Rho.
WAY, and spends her portion oil her fathers
money in giving grand entertainments TO her
friends. On this occasion dresses were worn
that cost from 90 900 TO 1900. About 1000
invitations were issued, and the entire cost
of the entertainment, was in the vicinity Of
twenty thousand dollars, the bare item OF
boquets alone costing $1,000, which were
distributed in elegan, p~rofusion around her
splendid mansion. II was nothing but one
incessant revelIing in luxury from beginning
to end. At half past four O'Clock in the
morning green tea, sweet bread and terra
pins, as the closing feast preparatory 10 the
departure Of the remaining guests, were SER
we'd up. What an interesting subjec. such
ieasts as these afford 10 the rejecting mind.
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Report Of the Grand Jury
at February Term, 1855.

Eeofoufy Aef"t, tooS'
rt'O the honorable The Judges of the court
l. of quarter sessions of the peace in and
for The county OF Columbia.
The undersigned Grand Inquest of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania inquiring
for the body of the county of Columbia, Re-
spectuly Report.
That they have pursuant 10 their required
duties calmly and deliberately, investigated
all bills Of indictment presented for their con.
sideration al this term, and have passed up
on them accordingly. They have also made
a thorough examination of the Court house,
Jail, and all other public buildings, and find
them generally in good repair.
II is within the knowledge Of the Inquest
that the public road Leading along Fishing !.
creek above Orangevills is much injured and
obstructed by the creek al this present sea-
son. But in our Judgment, the difficulty will
be obviated whenever the bridge now in
contemplation shall be bull. over Fishing
creek a short distance above where the road
is now injured by the water.
The violations OF law in this community,
are not many, nor are the few crimes o! a
high nature. II is a cause Of congratulation
that our labors can be short, and, that no Sc
rious repr caches attach 10 our community.
The condition Of ptblic morals We believe
to be about as good as The f~raillies Of human
nature allow to be expected-while the boun-
ties OF Providence and The blessings OF free
institutions still continue to gil our land.
All of which is respectfully submitted this
seventh day Of February A. D. 1855.
JOHN B. EDGAR. Foreman.
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PENNSYLVANIA Ex-GovERsoRs.-There are
but four Ex.G Governors Of Pennsylvania now
living Joseph Ritner. d. r. Porter, VIM.
F. Johnston, and WIN. Biyler. The las. three
named were on the platform al the recent
Inauguration Of Gov. Pollock, and Gov. Rit.
ner had been at the capitol but a few days
before, on his return from the Convention Of
Old Soldiers. Three OF the four-Porler be-
ing the exception-were beaten in contests
for re-. election, and Rilner was twice defeat.
ed before he was chosen.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

The Atlantic brings Liverpool dates 10 The
afternoon Of the eth ullimo.
The chief interests Of her news centers in
the proceedings ofths British Parliament, the
government having been severely denounced
fol- its management of the war.
The Peace Conference is TO be opened
about the midcle of February.
The next important feature of the news is
the resignation of Lord John Russell, from
the British Ministry.
On Friday nigh, Lord John Russell gave All
explanation of mis- conduct, ard the opinion
is tina. the whole Ministry must 60 out.
The public feelings seems tending toward
peace.
The affairs before Sebas.opol are quite un-
changed.
The British army is represented as being
in a wre:ched state from Encouragement
There had been a report of a battle fought
but IL proves incorrect.
The Swedish army is 10 be placed or an
immediate war footing.
Negotiations are continued between Aus.
tria ard Prussia, respecting the Germanic
army.
The Great Britain steamship has arrived
from Australia with s75O,0Oo sterling ia
gold
Numerous failures are reported in Liver
pool, but the amounts are exaggerated and
the cotton market influenced. p.
The dates from Sebasiopol are 10 the i4th
of January. The Russians had made two
sories and were repulsed with considerable
loss. The weather in the Crimea had been
cold, bu, at the last dates had become mild.
or. - gse7e ef JN
The French have mined the flagstaff bat
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n The total expenditures OF Luzerne
county during the paslyear were sI2 ,oi2 %.
From the annual statement it appears that
there were IFS tracts of land sold by The
Treasurer as unseated which afterward prov
ed TO be seated and thus, as the sale was
defective, the purchase money was refuad-
ed. The cost on these sales was Si01 ~ 10
the county. Some trouble and expense has
been cccasioned from the same cause in
This and other count,es, besides L.uzerne
and assessors should observe more care in
preparing their lists OF unseated lands.
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THE SuNDURY AND ERIE RAILRoAD-The
Sunbury and Erie Railroad had its annual
meeting yesterday and Mr.. Cooper resign.
ed his situation as Preslden, of that Compa-
ny. Governor Bigler, il is understood, will
be his successok He will make the fifth
President the Company has had since its or.
ganization. Governor Bigler is a man oil
good business habits and good business
views, and his selection will probably go
far to restore the confidence of the commu-
nifty in the enterprise.
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HENRy's lEvIooRATIEe CoRDIaL.-:.The met
its Of this purely vegetable extract for the
s sss faIIs as sesolibs asT X sso assS'l1aS, m me- of T ri,
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. -
per bottle, 8 bottles for s5; six bottles for
$s /; sI6 per dozen. rObserve the marks
Of the genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. Cohen, No. . Frank.
lin Row, Vine st., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, to sshom all ordsys must be addressed. For
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
7. w. DYorf : Sous, No. 1872 North End
st., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Psansyl
vania. 'sa sh
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g CIV. Co,man of Minnesota. sneak

e Gov. Gorman of Minnesota, speaking
Of the Know oshings in has message say s,
"such en- orsariza,ion mteht well soon be
expected 10 proscriSs The sun, because he
dares first 10 shine upon The Oriental wold.p
He hits the land spectators in the follow,
ing fashion;-w have no hesitation in say.
ing that a man who OWES a tract Of land
without occupying or improving Il, bu, holds
II until cher mems capital and labor add
great vaius to II, is a drone in the bive that
suoks the honey which 10. made for him BY
the industry of o,hsrs.n Thst man deserves
To- be called aGovernoE.n
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Gonfational Department.
E~DUCATiONSL C0EVESlaIU,

For the purpose Of furhefing the cause Of
education, aconvention Of Teachers, School
Directors and Others Interested in the subject
will be held at The Courthouse In Blooms
burg on Saturday the l7lh of February next,
at O'Clock P. M TO take such measures as
shall seem best for all persons concerned in
the cause.
The call is made after conference with a
number Of Teachers and Directors, who
think that beneficial results will follow from
an interchange of sentiment, or the forma-
lion of q Teachers Institute.
R. w. WEAVER,
COtnfu SuDerintendrf4
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Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all delinquent
~ Collectors for 1883 and previous years,
that the Commissioners and Treasurer Of
Columbia county will meet at their office if'
Bloomsbury, on Monday, the i9h day IF
March merit, when those wishing TO save cost
will attend as the accounls not settled on OF
before that day will be placed in the hands
OF the proper officers for collection.
BY or1er of The Commissioners.
CoMMIssioSER's OFFICE, ]. C. FRUIT,
Bloomsbury Feb. 9, '55. Clerk.