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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

In addition to these there are: grocer in the 18th
Ward farmer in FstlaDds sbopkeepers in the llth
Ward 10 6shermen in Flatlands and in Gravesend,
gardener in the 9Th Ward engineer in The 18th Ward
express messengers in the llth Ward blacksmith
in the Itb and in The 15th Ward ehair-menders in
tie 18Th Ward, 1 stevedore in the 18th Ward, ped
ders in the 9Th Ward and in the 7th poultry dealer
in the 10th Ward stone-cutter in the 18th Ward,
pubisber in tha 10th Ward sexton In the 18th Ward
fruit dealer in the 10th Ward, confectioner in the
18th Ward, upholsterer in the 10th Ward, huckaer
in the l4th Ward printer in the 10th Ward scaven
ger in the llth Ward, ? eigarmakers in the 9th and
in TIE 18th Wards, roperaser in the llth Ward, l
orener in the 18th Ward oyster dealer in the 18th
Ward, oystermar in the 10th Wand, bIcksyer in
the 10Th Ward, embroerers in the 10th Ward, ile.
maser in the 18th Ward, candle-maker in the llth
Ward 9 school teachers in the 4th and in the 10th
WaId droyer in the 18th Ward, baskct-maker in Ii,
9TH and in the 9th Ward, ship carpenter in the 4tl
Ward musician in the 4th Ward, music-teaeher n
the lllh and 1 in the 10th Ward, MASON in The 4ti
Ward boot-black in the Stn Ward.
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REIGN oy TsRKoR III POLAsp.-The following 10 TN
extract Of letter, dated "WIlna, November, 1850"
and publisLed in the Windomosci Potskie: "We live
in reign Of terror The days Of Nieholas have re-
vived in all their borror and one can say what will
haprer on the morrow. The Commission OF Inquiry
has Esin been established, under the presidency VI
Colonel Hsller, the chief Of the Governors Office.
Searches in private houses are frequent. The local
expecedly at midnight, with all bis suite, tumbling
abou, papers and books aud looking int tho pockets
ard beds Of the inha, itans. Men sent to prlon
for having in their possession forbidden books, which
have been for the lag, few years 70 uninterrupted cir
cualion about tho country, and have found leaders
among al classes from the students Of the universities
TO the empOyt Of the police. All kiads Of books and
pamphlets are being looked for. A few days ago. ASS
the bookseller in whose shop bundle of foreign pub
hcatous was found arrested. Ia former letter
/ informed you Of The imp isonment Of Ladisas JAM
knowsh The fate of that gentleman greatly inter-
esis all here, for every convinced OF his limo
cence and of fb worthy, immaculate character. he
had boys school, and by dint Of immense labor sup
ported respectfully, no. only himsef, but also his old
father and his twD younger brothers, who are being
educated at the University. The reason Of th i'm
prisonnent was that last year man lived ut bis houe
named Wisniewsh tutor, IN whose possession were
found suDdry patriotic verses Many hoe that event
uay Jsnkowshi will be restored 70 hbery bat in any
his career has been stopped and his means OF life
taken from him, and that they call adsvor. As have
already said that the days of Nicholas have returned
need not add that the days Of Herod have come TOO,
and that the persecution of children enters int the
programme of these SatRrnIa regna. Several stu
dents have been imprisoned. Rorssr grandson Of the
bate Marshal Romer), pupil at the Dworzansh lnsi-
,ute, who accused OF having put on. e,rne amps
in the window. the day Of the arrival Of the Car,
wa, by order Of the principal Of he school 20 pessy
beaten With rods that next day the poor boy became
insane. An there Prosecutions are the consequence Of
order Of the Emperor 70 inquire into eonsprscsss
which never did or could have existed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
To "a. Editor If TIE n. Y. Tribune.

To t.s Editor If TIE n u Tribune.
SIR: The Legislature, in making the appointment Of
Canal Commissioner in place Of Samuel Ii. Barnes de-
ceased viii be very likely TO be ntuencedby such con-
alterations operated upon tie Republican Convon-
ton, last Summer, in nominating Mr.. Barnes: Il was
then urged that although the Cbenango Valley had
canal, il bad never had Commissioner. The name Of
Mr. Barnes Of Norwich was presented by his friends,
and so strong did the Convention feel the argapen,
that be was nominated on the first ballot by large
majority.
have lately been in that portion Of our State, and
there find the name of the Hon. JOHN j. FOoTE OF
Hamilton very fsyorably mentioned as an honest and
competent person for Mr.. Barnes successor. He has
seIved one OF two terms in the Senate Is unnching
friend Of the Canals is in the prime of life and Of sterl
ing integrity. WESTERN NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

The NEW CHAhBERLAiH,-Mr. DeVlins BONA OF
s200OOO for the faithful performance Of his duties
City Chamberlain, copy of which ia subisined was
accepted on Friday morning by the Controller. Each
Of the sureties swears tina, he is worth 100000
making q total Of double the amount Of the penalty
in the bond:
Charles Bpcih.Iter WITHIN A. H.l Henry L. HOsas, ssa
rs Sy sDs ass fii &
Of NsvYors In tho penal sum Of ee hsHd,sf ou.oH6 @sd
The aid Mayor Aldermen. and Commercially ofhe cry q New
Yot oher for whch payment well and truly to
and sssn. jointly and rsay by these prsser sasd With
0or ,es and dated bi. day Of December u the
WSsres. n sho,s bonnden nsnis syp hath been appoint
ed e As s $ ss S. ss. & hs .
bound Daniel Derhn shall IN al thing, well truly Aod faithfully
Of New Yo,l tarss aid Office snd shall also
In all things ~e truly and faithfully peGrn toe duties tsst
ns.pse 10 re aid Office Of Chsns.rlsn Of the C, Of New
Y sso I Ss'o to b os ,s4 ohi ;ys rSs in
CHhRIEs BrcxHALTgs,
WILLIAM A. Hall. (s,,.,;..
HEsRy HosUHr, l'se@~
+. A. PAIaHR,
SEALED and delivered In the presence Of CaABLs e. MLLEs
No - Liberty hreet, N Y.
After the fling OF the bond, the Controller cent
note to Mr. Plat requesting him to deliver over all
moneys and effects Of his Office TO Mr.. Devlin. The
following ia copy:
Late Caa nSer,sas II a. CITY Of Hes York:
SIX: You are hereby cqrasted transfer and psy over to
Daniel Dsvn esq lbo has been duly sppOuted and qualified
N.wYorf aad County Treasurer Of The County u NewYor
the baaI Of public moneys remaining In your hsnds 70 The
credit Of the several City sceounts taking bis receipt IN duplicate
for paid bin the form hereto annexed copy
.ad receipt be by and tho her copy sse
sn,ni'ted to this ONCE with your nnA account csH'Hi an1
voucher. =,
N hooi.
penps tho aid ods OF Chamhr.n Of the City Of New
York taking BIZ Tecelp. therefor In duplicate AID transmit on
COPY OF the to this Office.
R6BEkr 7. HAws, cOctO!hr.
To this blank form Of receip. ia attached, and sim
lar letter. Fave been sent with reference % money In
the hands Of the Chamberlain credited 10 the sinking
fund, and also with reference 20 County funds
The balances under the control of Mr. Plat, and
which were supposed 10 be IN the Park Bank on Thnrs-
day morning, are as fellowsi
sn nS s.nS q, N. cc Of he ~, Se IS
Sinking Fund for the pay nsns Of hteFe~ On We o..
Road Of A1s0 IS
Co'1Ay 1ro' ~
Tosl........................ tAS+ "
At meeting of Messs. Pa.t and Devhn, the latter
granted the former ill this morning 70 trAnsier The city
funds Mr. Plat did nos rate that be would as THAI
time make the trnsfer, bat in,maed desire 70 seek
legal advice before surenderng up The effects OF the
Chamboriaincy. Il was stated that subsequently, Mr..
Plat wss clested with Mayor Wood, and we know
that afterward be- avowed his intention Of coutesting
the transier of the Office of Chamberlain. Mr. Devhn,
however, entered upon bis duties yesterday the Re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

ARRysT oP BURaL,R.-Otboers Latta and Nc
C-.ry Of ste fihh srd Thudy morning suoosaa Ia cap
turing old professional. barGa DArDod James Chrstoph by
Of wstch which bel stosn aud sold On ths lob
u The store No t23 wsshingn street bTohea Into and
robbed VI large Of soods snoDg which valuable
gold w.h 1hs watch found subsequently in the posses
op Of In Spring street who ssd be had parehaed
II Of Christopher. Amer lengthy search, Chrstopher
found and Identified by Hoffman and Justice Welsh committed
kIx 70 answer charge Of burglary.
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YARN sTATIsIIcs.

The statisiics of the farms in the Ninth Ward OF
Brooklyn do not appear to have been returned; those
from the Eighteenth Ward and from the towns In the
county arc as follows:
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ceve- of Taxes aud other city officials d,po<ns sse
dsys receipts with him ut the Broadway Bank. He
gves no weight to the point raised BY some parties shs
his takirg the oath Of Office before filing his bonds wss
an informal and therefore illegal proceeding That -
bardshp may be entaiIed on Mr.. Plat by a sudden
transfer Of large rs four and one third millions
Of dollars it is proposed to give him month 70 do
Il in, -
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In the Ninth Ward colored woman was found lls
wears old In the Fifth Ward a married couple was
found each 100 years old, who have daughter 30 years
old very remarkable occurrence, "a say the eenss-
takers. In the Seventh Ward two twin sisters were
found 100 years old they have younger sister who 10
VANS old
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NETWORK CITY.

The following is a comparison Of the present popua-
ton Of Nsw-York City by wards with that in 1850 and
1853 The nauber Of dwelling hOuses and families in
1860 Is sIso given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

Jncrrue IN population IN hya ycars 81 s9d
In Brooky n there less than Two families TO each
house but in this city we have average Of nearly
three families TO each house.
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Fable Schools. ........s.ss...L SO
LsRAaIHs IN BnoogLgsH Libraries eontAinins 600 vol
unes or over The following retained private hbsrea
Is $50 Catholic Sunday school hbrAreS SO
Episcopal horses ye vols Dutch Reformed hbrs
Iies 400 Methodist HbrsTiss, 500 vols others OF
daeTeut oninaion 900 VIOLA public circulating libra
Ines q $50 vols sPubic scbool hbrssiss H. N vols Total
90 36f vols -
The aggregate nunbsI Of veasa In The Pablo school libra
ia Of fsisDds ses Of Ns~Utreeh los OF GrsveseDd
500
1oooo Brooklyn Times daily neutral
cfcuson, 500; brooklyn City News daily ,Democu,Loe
collation. 900; Brooklyn Bar, daily, Repubicaa-sTcusu
a5c Brooiyn Star, weekly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Coj
pTooklyn Standard weekly, Observation-Disclosures, 5000,
sabbath School Cs4is moatay INSTRUMENTATION, aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

To+al......si33F S9s,slo N,24 WV i'''V'
Increass in population in FIVE years, la,li'i In ION
Year,, 29s, 40s.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF EEw-Yo'tk.
The next table shows the population OF al the eoun-
ties in the Southern District Of the State, ind also INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

RosBRp IN rHf SrRkEr.-0nicer Mcclure Of the
Bxth WyS 90 Thrrsy morning tod Into ssssoay ysns
wnh having robbed Edward Swusssnsess Of erssspsn ser
so S~srzsnoefs while Walking IN Ms street. wss ss4sea
had socient pucs bowsver 70 se the prisoner dsn
N.Y. anu ths aItv. Of Ne eaz. Justice Welsh Looked ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

APPOINTMENTS ny THE REGrsrRR.-Mr. John Key
ser, the Register elect who will take Office on the lst
Of January next has made the following appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

The NEW CHAaBsRLAIH.-Mr. Devlin's bond Of
900 for the faithful performance Of his duties
City Chamberlain, copy of which ia subisined was
accepted on Friday morning by the Controller. Each
Of the sureties swears tina, he ia worth 500 coo,
making q total Of double the amount Of the penalty
in the bond:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

LOOK 0vr FOR SsEE TBIEyss.-The residence Of
Mr.. II. l.. stuart, No. 1876 East Tairtythird street.
Twenty-hrs. Ward, was entered by sneak tibet,
through the basement on Wednesday evening, during
br.sf absence of the servant girl and robbed Of
era articles Of sverwsre and number Of plated arb
ces Mrp. Stuart was alone IN the house o, the tina,
and had no suspicious Of her vicinity 10 the THAI
Housekespeus cannot be too careful about securing
the- doors and yaluabes at this seAsoa AL pretended
pedders and bafers should be spotted BY the POLICE -
they are often eak thieves in disguise awaiting -
portun to become acquainted with the habits Of tho
inmates Of the various dwellings designed to be robbed
Basement doors should have the best kind Of fss,eninE
ss the affords better appearances for ooncsslmeok
and work than the other entrances Of dwelling.
ASSAULTED AND RosRED IN BRsApwAY.--MK.
Ckk Humphrey sboarder ut tho International Hotel
was Knocked down on Thursday night a. che corner
ofEhhs street and Broadway, BY q couple Of row&es
who bea. him to . state Of ipoenibihg and sAerwxra
robbed him Of "a in money. Qscer Dazet Of the
Sixth Ward hearing the disturbance, hastsned 70 tho
po. and succeeded IN espturng ono Of the rusns after
short chase. The prisoner, who 10 ouly sevsutesa
years Of age, and lives IN Houmond street, gave his
name as William MSDoy, and ws committed to snsw~
by Jusssce wekh.
RossRp IN rHr SrRKkr.-On3cer Mcclure of tho
s1.h wyS % ThuTsay morning .eoa into ssoiy ysrng
wuh havtn Edvurd ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

TwEyrr-FIrsr WARD REPUBLICAN, Assocrirros.-
AZ the lts primary election, held In this Ward, ba
three delegates 10 the Central Committee were elected,
in consequence Of tho rules Of the Association requr-
ing majority Of all the votes cast to elect Last even
mo tie Association held another election 70 GIN the two
remaining vacancies. Nearly 100 votes were poleA,
Of which John II. White and VIM. p. Estsrbrook re-
ceived large majority over all others, and were de-
clared duly elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

BY request, the Rev. DR.. vintou win repeat In Tra.
ity Chapel Twenty-6fth street, tomorrow evening
the sermon appropriate to the crisis entitled The
Christian idea of Civil Government, delivered in Trim
ity Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

Here, on three PuIcnase- OF Iau, nIIo "IV'i IIII0
monbs, at cost of $62 500, Mr.. Tappen, or the gen.
emen for whom be acts, viii have the satisfaction, on
the Eth day of January should the award be confirmed
Of clearing the handsome sum of s29 800.
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Court Proclamation.

~yHEREAS the Hon. Warren ]. Wood
w ward, President Judge of the Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail DeliF-
cry, Court OF Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
and Courl of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, compos-
ed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Jacob Evans and
Peter Kline, Associate Judges OF Columbia
County, have issued their ,,recepi, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty, and 10 me directed for holding a
Conrt of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF The Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Conrl. in Blooms,
burg, in the rounty OF Columbia on the first
Monday (being the Sd day. of Sept, next,
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, the
Justices OF the Peace and Conslables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at 10 %.
clock ia The forenoon OF said Gay, with theis
records, inquisitons and other remembran-
ces 10 DO those tnings which 10 their Offices
apperlain 10 be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Colombia, 10 be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be just Ju-
rors are requested 10 be punctual ia their
attendance, agreeably to lheIr notice, dated
at BloomsbuTg, the 23ih day of July, in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
| drei and sixty and in The eighiy-fourlh wear
! of the independence of The United States of
! America. (God save the Commonwealth }
! JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
S E w NJ G M A G n N E !!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1858.
PRICE $40 EACH.

MESSRS. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, of
- Bloomsbu!g, having purchased the eX-
elusive right OF The above valuable Impro.
we'd Chear Patent Sewing Machine, for
the County OF Columbia, will be happy 10
supply their friends with the article for The
accommodation ac of hemselves and families
The following are some of The superior
advantages this implement possesses, viz:
/. 1t sews from 400 10 500 tight stitches
per minnie.
2. Double thread Machines are from The
| more complicated character of their mech
anism invariably managed and threaded
with more or less difficulty; not so with
| RAYMOND'S, child can manage il iH two
hours, and il is threaded easier than com:
mon needle.
3. One of the most valuable features of
this Machine, is the smalness and the
com2aclness of its mechanism.
a. 1t can be attached 10 board, table or
stand, in operating order, and removed in
less than half minute.
5. Ii greatly economics the thread, and
YET produces seam, sufficiently strong for
any work Tor which il is Intended, quail
J fication not known 10 all kncs of Sewing
| Machines.
| 6. No human hand is capable of produ-
| cling seam so regular and systematic
| The seam is so stroug If wen done, that The
| strongest material will tear before the
seam will give way.
! z. Among The array Of Patent Sewing
! Machines, there are none so cheap and
durable as Raymohd's PateEt, bnt no Ma
chine is adapted to all kinds OF work as
experience has proven. There are perhaps
none so really useful, doing such variety
of wore for the immediate use OF the fam
! iiy circle and "a such n.
RAYMOND'S PATENT.
! 8. The operator can shape his seam just
! as he pleases, waves, leaves aud flowers,
| ETC., can be- represented or inflated
g. 1t ls particularly adapteu 10 all kinds
| of siichirg-such as gentlemen's shirts,
! bosoms, ris'bands, collars, c.,-and all
! kinds OF ladies' sewing, Including silks,
lawns, delaines, calicoes, busters, etc, ex
cepting for mems heavy wear, this Machine
i is rather too light OF construction.
| 10. But We all admit, that the advantage
! 10 health, and principally 10 the vision or
eyesight, Induced by Tie nse of Sewing
Machines, surpasses infinitely all oher ad-
! vantages.
IL. This Machine fastens the seam al
ways itself, bul if The operator wishes IT
uniastened or open, there is way Tor il
100, thus you can have it fastened or not,
as you pIease, Wnlcn is, sometimes, espe-
! cIally tor beginners, very favorable CIT
cumstance. If the seam is left unfastened
you can draw il out in three seconds and
save the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, al their re-
speciive residences, in Bloomsburg who
will put the Machine in operation aud give
all necessary instruction.
HENRY ZCPPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbury, July IL, 1860.
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THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS!
N EW @ obs.
WI A R TX 81 # Mt

WOULD respectfully inform The citizens
w OF LighI Street and vicinity that they
have jus, received new aud extensive as-
soTtmenl OF
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which they will sell cheap for cash. They
have a large and general variety ; all that
is commonly louud in Conniry Store, AID
are determined TO sell cheap. In the selec-
lion of their goods they have paid strict al-
tention !; therefore their merchandise will
bear recommendation and will ptove 10 be
OF the first class.
The proprietors are gentlemen and honor.
able dealers, and cordially solicit liberal
share of patronage. Customers would do
we'll 10 call and examine their general vafi-
ETY. before purchasing elsewhere. Country
produce taken in exchange for good al the
highest market price.
MARTZ & ENT.
Light Street, May 4, 1859.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Delaware. LaCkaWanna and
Western Rail Road.
AN and after Monday, May %, 1860,
" trains will run as follows:
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS.

AN and after Monday, May %, 1860,
W trains will run as follows:
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS,
MoUing South
The Accom- odsion Train bound east
on n. Y. & Erie Railroad arrives al Great
BEND al 6, 38, and The Cincinnati Express
al 6 ,03, a. M, and connects with the Ex-
press Train which leaves Great Bend for
New York and Philadelp phia, al TIC a. IN.
Due at Scranton, 9,35 a. IN.
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS,
Dfouing North
Passengers from n. York, leave
Pier No ?, North River, al 1850 a. m.
From Philadelphia, leave Wal
nul Street Wharf, at 500 "
Due al Scranton, 4,lO
Due al Scranton, 7,25 90
The Accommodation Train does not
leave Scranton until after the arrival Of he
Morning Train on The L. & b. Rail Road
lhus giving passengers from The Wyoming
Valley direct connection for the West by
The Morning Train.
For The accommodation VI way travel on
The Southern Division, Passenger Car will
be attached 10 The Express Freight Trains,
leaving Scranton, al .. m.
Returning, will leave Junction al $40 a. m.
Due al Scranton, $50 a. m.
Passengers TO and from New York change
ears al Jnnctiou-to and from Philadelphia
via B D r r, leave or lake the cars al Hope
For Piuston, Kingston, and Wilkesbare,
take L. & b. K. r. cars al Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald and Carbondale,
take Stages al Scranton.
l1 Tickets sold and baggage checked
Through. JOHN BRlSBlN, Supl.
VIM. n jerks, Gen. Ticket Agent.
June l3, 1860.
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REVOLVING HAY RAKE

JUST WHAT FARMERS WANT!
The undersigned respectfully informs he
citizens of Columbia county and the public
generally, that he manufactures 10 order
and keeps for sale, at his establishment in
Espyiown, the celebrated
REVOLVING HAY RAKE,
made OF The best material, in excellent
style, and will be sold al low fSnre. Fat
iners will find il greatly 10 their advantage
TO secure one of The above Rakes, bv which
they can rake as much IN one day as can
De done by Ten hand rakes
f. B. PURSEL.
Espy, Pa: June 81, 1890.
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Auditors Notice.

V'HE undersigned. Auditor, appointed by
The Orphans Court of Columbia coun.
ty, 10 distribute assets in the hands of Hon.
Peter Kline, administration OF the estate of
Henry Meiz, late of Locnsi township, Col
umbla couL.ty, deceased, among The Csedi-
tors Of said deeedeni, according TO The rates
and proportions established By Law, viii
attend TO the duties OF his appointment on
THURSDAY, THE Esd DAY OF AUGUST,
1860, a. 10 O'CLOCK. a. m, al his office ia
Bloomsbnrg, when and where all persons
having claims against the said estate, shall
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ON Tuesday last, between the hours OF
II and l2 O'Clock m, John Whipple and
Clark Price, prisoners in our county Jail,
made successful attempt in getting out
They 6led off their chains, and by driving
wooden pegs in the wall they succeeded in
getting upon the top of it, thence to The
ground outside by the assistance of rope
fastened al the top o. the wall Whippe
got down all safe, but Price came only part
way down upon the rope when he let lose
and came down upon the ground SO hard as
60 break one of his legs just above the
ankle. Whipple run about half mile,
hotIy pursued by several of our citizens,
when he was overtaken in the act of swim
ing across Fishingcreek. Prices limb was
set by DR.. Ramsey. of this place.