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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

EAMEs NJ. WRIGHT illustrator Of John Williams dec
81 the Heirs and Creditors Of John Williams. deeIn
Chancerv TennesseeIt pesrng 10 the Court
in hs sh5ye cause that Of John Williams dss
nsolyent II ordered By the Court has All
h1ving claims against the eeAie the said John dec
Ale them win the CLERK Master Of said Court before
the rst Monday Of september next day authenticated
ing 10 law, or viii BE- foreve. bayed,
msy 30, 1861 W4t y y BLEDSOk, o. ~
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DIR, 8. .. CORR

NZT0uLD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF Nashville
w and vicinity, that he has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street. opposite Theatre where will be pleas
ed receive and wait wishing Dental 0pe
performed AID times hard Esrlika he gill
promise make charges very modersts =
S. gentleman who has enlisted tSe so7thsrn Array
that wishes TO have his Teeth operated oo before going
cali nyoice and have aozg sse Gratis for Nothing
RsSpeotally,
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HORACE III. HARRISON,

NO: 42 Ceda ar street.
oPpositetse Catholic CAsraA, Nds6va9s, SezassssSl
EHTILL practice in the several Courts Sed IN NashviI An
w IN the Ohaneegy snd OiIeRit Courts MchEinnvis.
rnhIQ
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Fren1 NEashIngton.

JEFFERSON CRY, June l9-The e0nvicts in Il
Penitentiary attempted to escape, Six were kiIle
and four wounded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

LEXINGTON, Ky, June ls-Andy johnson. of Tan
nsssee, is here en- route for Washington. he spoke
three hours.
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COMBINATIONS
A Relief measure.

~'-~~-~~
Editors Nashville Union and AmsFican:--lt i t.
be hoped the Legislature, now IN session. VII
pass some law which will prove positive and
decided relief to the people. In ordinary times re
lief measures were Of doubtful propr1ety, put tue
occasion and the times extraordinary, sn1 a
ordinary measures are demanded. Inc "lole AZ
tention and energy OF our people snou,u ~
TO means of defense against the common enemy, an
sta.d ~ han0 diverted from that to the demands Of
a collecting officer urged on by cre1itor VINO Is
reuardless Of the times, and who wouid sacrlnce
his neiQkbor's property to coliect us 49,
portion of cur people are in DEBT anu Misnout t1e
nresent means Of paying, and many OF them would
10 -en5o-ed bankrupt if their property were sub
iectad 40 execution sale at this nme' All process
10 enforce the collection OF money AZ this Tune
should be suspended, except 10 cases Va irSuu ana
for the collection of taxes Ii tnat cznno' De oone,
then secure to the debtor the rag ls Propi
ertv Estimated by disinterested persons u 1uIl
eliy aa.s:. ~ The standing of value of such
nronertv the first of November, IooV, ana require
RI &c ,ronertv levied on shall bring that or be
restored to the use of the debtor, VI course no
one wonld be expected to pay ina. lor properly
,s ,ness Il he the creditor, and II ne De not VIII
i;1r 20 hid that IN payment of his own debt, he
shcnld NOT be allowed to have the properly sacr1-
eced a few creditors might cry cut against such
Law Int il would not do to listen to the councils
of such men in the present political conolion OF me
country No man who has proper appreclaton
forcing collections at any sacrifice to the debtor
and those who have not should have such restric-
tons thrown around them as to place II out OF their
power to Cypress any one.
Thousands of good men have been caught IN debt
by the war now upon us, who are at the mercy OF
the creditor. The troubles have been brought upon
us by a powerful aud fanatlcal foe, who would
desolate this fair land with the sword not beaten
back by our gallant and patriotic people, and all
our effects and resources should be reserved for
that one vital point. When we stah have gained
that point the country will soon be rlghted IN her
ordinary financial and business reatlons, and with
them the ordinary rights and remedies between the
creditor and debtor ] repeat, therefore, that the
Legislature now in session should pass SEINE strong
and decisive relief measure, which should be
equally applicable to ALL and then it will operate
less Inconvenience to the country. The property
OF the volunteer has very properly been exempted
from execution, butIthe burthen was dropped upo1
the slayer In view of the times, believe gen.
ersl stay-law would meet the wants of the country
more fully than any other form of relief measure
That would, perhaps, make it proper to suspend
the statute of Limitations as to debts OF every klnd
so that no one could hereafter take improper ad-
,ortoge of tho relief extendedl R.
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War! Wnr! WAR
SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE!

AM prepared to polish, sharpen repair all kinds
Cutlery, at the shortest notice, and in II best style
maYaSlm L
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AHAONG TEN IhOOSANDs
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXIRACTOh
FTAs universally suppsnted all Onraents and healing
applications in both the Esstern Western Hemisphere,
wherever introduced and its intrinsic merit the true secret
o. its success d1eetions whether the
dccideztOr disease.
BURNsek = soALDs
seInstAntly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nfan
nAtion, y timely sPpca tea oftis gEvssos AsG1sr
and the Eesh renew a. By charm, bleEish or
GcarrenAining. 2
THE FRIEND OF TUE NURSERY
Children frequent Euf fsers external njurief
especially from F5gid and CTRpleas BspIosioRs-thsr,
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hsad. i hesls Breasts, andg uicky
moves the TRTfRR or RING = WORM BrepdIeat IN tia
naTeeyY
T0TRAVELERs BY . SEA AND LAND.
The MachiniS the Ira vslsr and every other indl
yidual whose lot In life 4 throws him within the
chance Of accident from eso sion, hss SHOULD
bear mind that this Magic his best and only
friend II is beth portable and cheap, and should
be bis companions friend need There Thousands
living witnesses to testify to its marvellous virtue who
owe their sound limbs AID : muscles 10 its saving efficacy
The following few Of hee1diag diseases for which
DALLEY's MAGIOALPAINN EXTRACTION is PREVEA
HVrTU I1oaN
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haye Prof Woods advertisement IN OR
ssPer Read IL It VIII interest You
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NJ IL w - p a ER3
IaBIoATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, thers Is great confidence aeed in
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
sThere seems to be no excuse or g-sy Ha uv
the celebrated Hshs4sEEfs 4sAassLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
When people protect their elltale marks
OF when they uxurate IN glossy blsck sp sd
vanesd peod OF ke Ves; shsn wits gray Hair be
TUNED 10 beautiful black auburn; When hair be made
to bald heads when all this bedone cannot do
gToRATIVE viii do It, This Hair Restorative beyond per
adventure the hest thing Of the kind ever invented The facts
In our possession In regard to this wonderful PrePara
rant US in unqualifedy recommending it."
IRON THE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Iiany o. or 4qt cissns St. LgEis speaking in glow
Ing terms OF this sytiele."
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
This IneamparbIy excellent preparation for the Restoration
Of eFey Hair to the original color to preserve Hair from fall
ing out and to cure baldnesss is sale at Humphrey
humburg conclusive Testimonials to that effect may be
found in almost every paper in the country"
PROM TIE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Lesve dyes alone and only rstas RessoTAtVs
like Heims;reets Iniuitsble.
scd evsEyVheFe-RIiSe &c and al peg boEls.
". q. H4GAN ] CO., proprietors.
fet9t-dtw&vSH Troy, New Ysrk.
Dark, Glossy ana
Luxuriant HairI
Howl
By rsing Hsimssreers Han3abs Restorative DonT use
anything else on your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Bold everywhere
WE. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Ttoy, ~.
Bee an advertisement headed,
0YOU LOOK IN VALN.,'
oct2S-1ydtw6w
Messrs CLARK, Gregory &c ents Ipu chased two bottles
ofyour Ambrosial Oil, which has given sSre tgon in
Colir, Tpohachs and AsSdacts.
Czr4sIon, Tsa7. GgQRGE STEWART.
Messrs oask draSory Co Nashville, Gepn entIsneu: It
gives pleasure to tell tas Abrosa Oil has given
great relief, and aay say, than the Of any
other me5iciEa
have used bottle and BALI 81 your Ambrosal Oil,
and from the has given Rheumatic suffering,
would not be without the ether bottle and half for price,
not qrta RpSup LIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20
JSo. t. HAGAN.
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

Grunoy Coz tys TenneSsees
TElEIs watering place opsn ysltsrs Tbs premises
haze been put in thorough Tepa saa, among other add
tons isA dining room forehildsea,
The hole stabhpe1s in change OF Mr.. John Hukil,
Of much epersncs 10 @ hae Of to letters may
be addressed Al sae Springs b. daily mail.
At tSs coWan Apot the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
Foad passengers Will take the sswspee Railroad Tracy City
soon whcace stages depart daily for The png and
procured At McMinne By prefer that
Junel2- dswkg3E
Memphis Appeal copy to SO worth all send
bill to this Office, for collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20
MILLION DOLLARS:

MILLION DOLLARS:
TPIt has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS In Tennessee
Etate Rosda, deposited with the ComptrOller, as an
AddiIionaF SgsraRrso
to Its policy holders in this State.
II contributes the Of the State by the annual
payment OF taxes license.
Property holders wishing protect their property by policy
Of InaTapce In really solid Company, that will stand
bod, ard pay st claim aga INST it, let hat
will accomplish tr CHESTS o. calling the Agsn.y Of this
2. J. 4ARR, Agent.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent Tor Tennessee, Kentucky Masl
spp and Arkansas will attend to the prompt aduaent and
payment of lesses In his district.
Mar9-d&tv3m
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Hartford Fire IasEranee Co.,
CHARTERED A, q. ls1Dl
Tho Oldest Insurance Company doing
Business in the South.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000.
TTHIs Company ys Its css to patronage on the following
~ has besn doing legitimate insurance business for
HALFA CENTURY.

Es acgaired epVisble reputation in rsgsrd to fair
deahg-eapabe adjustment and propt payment Of losses
which cquireent gesTaaes that It viii never deyate
from It's former and jeopdgea character 30 long and
aeservsdiy enjoyed.
III 1t possesses bona fde means to the amount ola
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

To the Volunteer Companies OFTEN
neSSce!
EPORT to the Governor, together with the tender for ser
u vice, complete list Of the and men OF zach com
pAny me sa any possessed by he company its and
e post e1ce address the captain service esred
whether as Infantry Cavalry ARTILLERY; and how provided
w what aFrsnenents have been By the
to uniforms camp equipage and tie Ike.
% ct the report be certified by the captain.
line. $50 eNA N-'e4P-
No arms will be furnished until the company is into
the EerVce OF the State. Nashville, Tenn
JAsE5W McHENRY,
may-dtR&w%w tdjutant General.
memphis Appeal and Knoxville Register copy
OF S5 each. and forward bill.
SPECIAL Auction Sale, Friday morning. June tie 7h At 10
~ oeieek,ny BENZ SHIELDS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-20

TORI5cILLA LEE vs. Lafayette Lee, ct ais -Irna L.
e6L-In this case It appearing to the Clerk sIsas
from compainsnts bi !, verified BY affidavit cee7
ant, James Lee sdenE of the sIass Of Tennessee.
that the oEdiAzy Of law upon
1t Il therefore ordered by that publication for ui
consecutive weeks in the UHian American
shed in the city Of Nashville, requiring ID James JeetO
appear before the chaneeor Of the Chancey Court Of Jack
county, AZ the house. In the Of Gnesboro,
the coad Monday in Auzuat 1866 then and there 70 answer
PLEAD, dsmuT b the viii b taken
teE confessed ind set FOE hearing paTte as 20 bin
VIM II BOTS. Clerk and Master,
Nv Joel ". settle, D. 4 N.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

Beg~ The Committee of Ways and Means
have prepared a bill providing for the
assessment Of direct tax upon real and
personal property amounting to $4,000,
600. This tax will be distributed among
the States in equal proportions, the quota
of Pennsylvania being 81, ,92O 900 or about
one dollar for each inhabitant. The nee
essary Assessors and Collectors are pro-
vidod for. The bill also proposes to tax
stills, boilers, and other utensils used in
distilling spurious liquors, Is cents on ev-
cry gallon of capacity. Fermented and
malt liquors are to be taxed cents on a
gallon, and spirituous liquors 10 cents on
a gallon. Vehicles used exclusively for
the transportation of merchandise are to
free, but carriages are to be taxed those
valued at $50 are are to be taxed 81
those over 81 900 will be taxed $50, with
intermediate rates in proportion to the
value of the vehicle.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

seSy- The following is list of officers in
the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, which
have been accepted by the Secretary of
War. There are several other regiments
to be organized to complete the fifteen or
dercd to be raised by the late legislature.
There are none but unattached companies
at Camp Curtin.
First gegiment--Colonel, r.. B. Roberts /;
Lieutenant c olonel, Ii. NJ. Mcintyre
Major, Lemuel Todd.
Second Regiment-Colonel, VIM. b.
Mann; Lieutenant-C Colonel, A. S. Magil-
ton; Major, VIM. McCandless.
Third ,Rcgiment-Colonel,H III. G.. Sickles;
Lieutenant Colonel, w. S. Thomp son
Major, r. Ii. Woolworth.
Fourth Regiment-Colonel,R r.. G.. March
Lieutenant. Colonel, John L. Gaul Major,
r. NJ. Mcclure.
Fifth Regiment-Colonel, Sen. Sim
mons; Licutenant-Colonel, Joseph w.
Fisher; Major, George Dare.
Sixth Regiment-Colonel, w. w. Rick
etts Lieutenant- Colonel, w. B. Penrose;
Major, II. j. Madill.
Seventh Regiment-Colonel, L. B. Har.
vey Lieuten ant Colonel, Joseph Totten
Major, G. A. Lyman,
Eighth Regiment-Colonel, George S
Hays; Lieutenant, Colonel, s. d. Oil
phant; Major, John Duncan.
Ninth Regiment-Colonel, @. T. Jack
son; Lieutenant Colonel, Robert Ander-
son Major James Snodgrass.
Tenth Regiment-Colonel, j, s. Nc
Oalmont; Lieutenant Colonel, G.. 7. Kirk
Major, II. Allen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
sS- In many portions of Columbia

s0- In many portions of Columbia
Couty the Farmers are already cutting
oats. The hay and the harvest are hous-
ed; and when the wind blows over the
oats stubble, the fall of the year is at hand,
The indications are not for large corn
crop, but the oats and buckwheat and po-
tatoes apparently flourish. Would not less
ground better farmed produce more! 1t
seems to us that much useless hard work
is done. Can you not cconomisc in your
laborl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

~ The Tariff Bill, as it passed the
House, fixes the duty on coffee at five cents
per pound; tea fifteen cents per pound;
currants five; cassia ten cents cassia vera
two cents cassia buds fifteen cents Gin
namon twenty cents; pimento six cents
cloves eight; cloves stems two; nutmcgs
twenty-five; mace twenty five pepper six
cents per pound raisins five cents; gin.
ger three cents salt in bulk twelve cents
per 100 lbs: 1t does not change the duty
on iron.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
sSr Charles L. Smith Esn..

s@r Charles E. Smith Esq, of Phila.
delphia, has assumed the Presidency of
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad +,
made vacant by the resignation of Asa
Whitney, Esq. Mr.. Smith has been con-
nected with the road, as a Director, for
the last eighteen months, having been eloc-
ted upon the reorganization of the Board
which took place at that time. He is a
young man, and was formerly connected
with the firm of Reeves, Buck & Co., hav-
ing more recently been engaged in the
manufacture ofiron, at the large rolling
mills near Fairmount, A portion of his
life has been spent in Europe, where he
achieved reputation as 8 mctallurgist
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

By~ We are informed that the United
Brethren will hold Camp Meeting on the
grounds of Jacob Lcisenring, near Bear
Gap, commencing on the 3lst ult. The
place selected is about half mile from
the old Centre Turnpike, about one-fourth
of a mile from the Danville Turnpike,
fronting on the road leading from Shame.
kin to Krichbaum's mill. All persons
friendly are invited by the Pastor to at
tend Republican.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

aes" The Second Edition of the new En-
glish Novel. "The Semi-attached Couple"
BY the Author of "The Semi Detached
House. Qae volume, l6mo, elegantly
printed. Price in Cloth Extra, 81; Pa
per Covers, IS cts.
This Novel has taken high rank among
the current literature of the day, and has
earned well deserved popularity the
characters are skilfully drawn, and well
sustained |; the style is lively and spirited;
wit and humor abound, and a quiet, good
natured satire pcrvades the who'e book
and though to many the peculiar ehanI
of the volume will be its delicate hamor, il
is by no means deficient in pathos--many
scene will draw tear from the eye while
the purity of its sentiment commends it tc
al.
"The characters are drawn with thC
hand of o master, the descriptions in many
instances being keen and telling satire
upon life, society and people we meet a
the present day everywhere. AS worl
of fiction IL is one which can be read will
both profit and pleasure "--Con'nercia
Bulletin. f
t. 0, II. p Burnhau, publisher, la
Washington Street, Boston. Sent by mai
post paid, on receipt of the price.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
gY- "The Silent Woman" is pronoul

B9- "The Silent Woman" is pronoun-
ced by English critics to be the best, as it
is the latest novel of the season. "King's
Cope" by the same writer was very gcner'
ally praised, and this is superior. "The
Silent Woman is an anomaly in life and
literature, and the book is an admirable
contrast to the wishy-washy insipidity of
many works of fiction, while the charac-
ters, from the heroine downward are drawn
with skill rarely excelled, and charm US
by their naturalness. The plot never
flags, but sustains Its interest from the COM
mencement to the close altogether it is a
most charming book, and one for which
we predict large sale.
L. o. II. P. Burnham, publisher, l43
Washington Street, Boston three english
volumes in one, octave paper-price so
cts sent post paid on receipt of the mon
.ey.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

DO 1t is undoubtedly true that there
are more editions of Charles Dickens nov
els, than of any other writer soover, either
native or foreign. Their popularity is the
best possible evidence of their ability and
raciness, Of their truth to nature, and of
the extraordinary power with which they
are written. The characters of Dickens
fctions so impress themselves upon the i'm
agination, that they live and move before
you like the pcrsonages of real life. No
man seems to know the secrets of the hu-
man heart better than Dickens, and no
man portrays them more truthfully, or an
alyzes them more scientifically.
The very best edition of Dickens novels
ever issued in America, is now in process
of publication by James G.. Gregory, No.
46 Walker Street, New York.
The set will be completed in about fifty
volumes but any novel can be had sepa-
rate from the set in cloth binding; the
following will be the styles and prices.
In uniform, neat, portable, l6mo vol
umcs. The stereotype plates are from
@e'o type cast expressly for this work.
The paper is of superior quality, delicate
ly tinted and Ibid. Each volume will con.
tain one engraving, on Steel, from draw
ing by f. .. G. barley, or John Gilbert
(the majority will be Darley's,)
/ This edition will have the latest prefa
ccs and revisions made by the author, and
will contain nothing not found in the last
edition published under his sanction il
London.
Extra cloth, gilt back and side stamp
per vol. rs cts |; Green Vellum cloth, un
cut edges (English Stylo), rs cts; Hal
Calf extra, and antique, sl,25.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

Ra- Among the publications for the
times, james G.. Gregory, 46 Walker
Street, New York publishes "The Star
Spangled Banner" each verse illustrated
by barley, with the music and splendidly
illuminated title page, for 25 cts 1t is
the neatest and most beautiful thing we
have seen--on heavy tinted paper, quarto.
If our musical young ladies see it we are
sure they will send for it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
The "New York Day-Book."

authorized to say that the reports put in cir
Wv culaon by its political enemies, that THE NEW
YoRK DAYBooK has been, will be stopped false.
Its prOpretors state that Is rapidly Increasing in cir
culation aud that II is bound to live long the pfn
cples of JEFFERSON and JACKSON survive All who desire
a sOuud, "unterrihed" Union Democratic paper from
New York city, In favor Of Peace Justice aud
opposed to Mob law, Standing Army, Onerous Taxa.
ton National Banks, High Tariffs the Suppression Of
Free Speech, and Military Dictatorship, will find IL
Just what they want THE WEHKY DAY-BooK has ALI
the latest Telegnphic News, and good report of
Cattle GRAIN and other Markets as any paper sent out
of New York. The terms during the war are One
Copy, per Annum, 81 Five Copies IS; Twenty one
copies, SEQ Any person who will start club at post.
office where there is now, and send IS for FIVE
subscribers, viii recevca sixth copy gratis. Additions
to clubs always be made at Is each subscrber.-
Specimen copies sent free. Address,
VAN EvRlE. HORTON & CO,
- l62 Nassau Street. New York.
July o7, 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

aay. The Executive Committee of the
Columbia County Agricultural Society, at
a meeting held on Saturday last, resolved
to hold County fair on the 18th 18th
10th days of October.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

s9- Three of the Berwick Volunteers
returned home to Berwick, on Tuesday
evening last. being disabled by disease
from continuing longer in the services of
their country, Their names are @. Ed
mund BAIL, William @. Hull and Clem
Thompson.-Beyaoick Gazette.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

Adr A Camp Meeting will be held on
the grounds Of VIM. Kimble, in Mayberry
township, Montour county, to commence
on Friday, the 9th instant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

say- Tomorrow is the Tenth Sunday
after Trinity.
Augusta 8, 1898 was fought the Battle
Of the Nile.
Daniel O'Conncl born August G, 1875.
The celebrated Governor Trumbull died
August 1909. ...
Marshal Ney was shot August 8, 1915
Louis Philippe was elected King Of
France August 8, 1880.
Main land of America discovered Au.
gust 10, laos.