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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orr hams Court of Column ola county, to
distribute the balance in the hands ol Rob
eri B. SwazZy, executor OF the Iasl will and
testament OF Jacob SwaZzy, late of Coum
bia county, deceased, 10 and among the
persons entitled by law and under The SAID
will TO receive the same, will attend 10 the
duties of his appointment, al his office, in
Bloomsbury on Wednesday The Sd day OF
April, A. D., 1851, al len O'Clock, A. NJ =,
81 Sbich time aud place all person having
claims against The estate OF said deceased,
are required % present the same, or be de-
barred from coming in for share of said
balance WESLEY WRIT,
Feb. 81, 1861. Auditor.
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,JsHN FLETCHER, the colored man who
committed larceny in his Borough year
ago, and sentenced 10 the Eastern Peniten-
iiary for ls months, died in that institution
a few days ago.-Bsrrick Gazefte.
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VaEo So0aOas.

FENHE undersigned would respectfully no.
Il fy his customers who are owing him
in tie boot and shoe line, 10 come forward
and settle their accounts as he designs
closing up his business in this place, in the
course ol lew months He desires 10 have
all his old and new accounts square. ue
promptly and with satisfaction, hence ihe
publishing of this nnice. A wo-d TO ihs
wise is SAID 10 be sufficient.
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That Valentine sen; rs for publication,
by friend up the Creek, will appear in
our next. Ii is too " rich" 10 be lost.
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JoB-woRK Of all descriptions dol a: this
Office upon the most reasonable terms.
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lo)U0o
January, 1860
To Faxes outstanding, s8 125 rs
Feb'y 6,-To cash OF Jacob Yohe,
for old plank, 26
Feb'y 6-To cash of John D. Run.
yam, I@xeS, Is
March $50 cash Of Sheriff Sny
der, Jury FsesS& Fines, '9s "a
May Ito cash oil ] W. Merrill,
land redeemed, so
May 9-To cash of j. S. McNinch,
la'e Treasurer, 80 35
Jnne s,-To cas- h OF N Y. M. C. F.
r. r. & Coal Co land redeemed, go SO
June l3-To cash OF SIN ] Nj Henry
land redeemed, 24
June l3-To ami of County Tax
assessed for 1860, S,77s %
June l3-To cash received for mil
lary assessment, 1860 40 60
do 10 Comfy tax on unseate8 and
seaied lands returned, 5S7 "a
do TO tax on seated aud unsealed
LANDS returned, 46i 81
do TO cash, road lax seated and
unseaed lands returned, I,245 80
do To School Tax on seated and
unseaied lands. returned, 9ss 35
do To cash, poor tax, on sealed and
un,.eaied land returned, I6s so
June 23-To cash oil DR.. II. w. Me-
Reynolis, taxes, "a
July 27-To cash of Jas. Lamon,
land redeemed, 2 IA
Oct. l2-To cash of David Savage,
Tor old plank, II
Nov. To ami ten day assessment, IL 20
Dec 3d-7o cash of E. Reynolds,
Land redeemed, 2 81
do To cash OF Joseph Shsrpless for
old iron, 3 co
Dec. ITO cash from j. ~ Jones,
land redeemed, 46
Dec. $40 cash of Hudson Broth
! ers Tor use o Cour Room, Q 30
Dee. 29-To cash of Y. NJ c. A,
per ]. w Hartman, 90
DO To cash OF Hudson Brothers for
use OF Cour Room, 5 90
do To cash of &. & p. Belas, for
old bridge near OrangeviiIe, so 90
do To cash OF jacob Eyerly, Pro-
thonolary, Jury fee, 90
do To cash of E. h Lirle, Jnry fee 4 90
do To cash ofJohn Snyder, Sheriff,
Jury Fees ard Fines, 101 SO
60 To cash of A B. Tate, amount
to be refunded ~ so
90 To amount added 10 duplicates o.
DO To cash received on outs and
ing taxes, SO 81
cErn Ok y
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1OuR iownsman, JACOB DlEL. started for
the New York Market, last week, with a
lot OF spIendid'hotses.
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Sheriff's Sales.


Dy yiriue of a wirt of Alids Yen. EIponas,
- 10 me directed, issued ont of the Court
of Common Pleas Of The co. of Columbia.
Pennsylvania, will be exposed TO public sale
al the Conr House in Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY THE I'D OF MARCH,
1861, at one O'Clock in the afternoon ;he
following described property 10 wlt: all
that certain Tracl OF Land situate in Sugar
loal township, Columbia county, bounded
as follows to wit: Beginning at post in
line of land o: Jonathan c. Pennington, and
corner of land Of George Moore, ;heuce or
Road North eighteen and a half degrees
West, ninety FIVE perches aud six lenihs 10
posi-. thence by land oil George Moore
and Christian L. Moore, South eighty four
and three quarter degrees, West forty nine
and one tenth perches to post, thence by
lands OF Christian L. Moore, South Twelve
nd half degrees, East ninety three perch
es and eight ienlhs to a post, thence by
lands of Ezekiel Shnliz and j. c. Fenning
ton, North eighty four and three quarter
degrees East, fifty nine aud two tenth per
ches 10 The place of Beginning. Containing
Thirty one Acres and seventy eight oerches
sIricl measure nearly all OF which is i'm
proved land Whereon are erected one
and halt Story Plank dwelling House,
Frame Bank Barn, Frame Wagon Shed,
Destii House aud other out buildings with
the appnuenances.
Seized, taken in execution; and to be
sold as the property of Johr F. Lawbach
ALSO-At The same time and place by
yirloe of writ, zen. E1 10 me directed all
that certain lot of land situate in Jsmeson's
addition TO Centervii.e Center townshp, Co.
Iumhia county, Lot No. % in Plot of said
addition, bounded sad described as follows,
on the North By 10, of William KRONER. on
the East by an alley, on the South by an
alley and on the West street of said Cen
treviIle, Containing one third ofan acre be
the same more cf less. Wher6on are erect
ed two story frame dwelling House aud
other ont buildings with The appunenances.
Seized. taken IN execution, and 10 be
sold as the pre- perry of Harrison Lohman.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bloomsbury, Feb. 20, 1861.
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S2O,S5I 4s

O90Ho
BY an mt outstanding Tor 1860 and
previous years, 81 81
By exoneralions allow ed collectors 227 SO
O. cons MISSIONS do do 4S3 10
4" ami paid State fassessm'I less
than uuo,a1 l64 70
By orders redeemed of 1860, g. 9a2 75
DO do 1859, 487 II
BY orders redeemed OF 1888, and
previous years, 81 90
By Treasurer's commission on So
$50 35, 334 al
By cash in hands OF Treasurer, due
county, 2,O55 as
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Tlnware Il Steve Establishment.

TFTHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully IN
- forms his old friends and customers.
that he has purchased his brolher's interest
in the above establishment and The con-
cern will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He has jnsl received and Of.
.<.a- ters Tor sale the largest and most ex-
60 tensive assortment OF FANCY STOTVS
CD ever introduced into this market
Slovepipe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured TO order All kinds
OF repairing done, usual mn short notice
The patronage of old friends and new Gus
toners is respectfully solicited.
A. Nj. RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, Jan. II, 1853. If.
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BLOOMSBURG
BARBER SHOP.

'EfHE undersigned respectfully informs The
citizens OF bloomsburg, and The public
generally, that be has taken the Barber
Shop, iocaled on Main Street, in the white
Frame building, nearly opposite the Ex-
change Block, where he is at all Iimes ready
TO wait upon his customers TO entire sails
faction.
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING,
Will be executed with care and nea,ness
and in the most fashionable styIe and on
very moderate terms.
F- ShamPooIug, done uP in City Style
He solici,s public patronage and pledges
his best endeavors to give every reasonable
saliiaction.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bloom sburg. Oct y. 1859
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AATrEsTIos is directed 10 the card Of E. ]
Thornton, in another column oIto days STAR.
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STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
OF THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.

From the lst day Of January 1860, TO The Isl
day Of January, 1861.
HE Auditors elected to selile and adjust
the Pustic Accounts of Columbia county, !,
have examined The same, from the Isl day
OF January, 1860 to the lst day of January,
1861, and respectfully lay before The Hon :.
otabie the Judges of the Court of Com mon
Pleas, Ihe following statement aud reports,
agreeably 10 the Twenty second Section of
an Act OF the General Assembly OF this
Commonwealth, passed the Fourth day Of
April, A. D. 1884
JOHN A. FUNSTON, Treasurer
OF Columbia County, III account with said
County:
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Notice to heirs of Levi Bisel, decd.


49,. THE Common wealth OF Penn
sMME&x sylvania 10 Susan r. Bisel, wild
:ENsES ow, Levi P. Bisel, ,aow residing
> IN The Stale oil Illinois, Sallie R.
"'sssS BIsel. IntefmaTried with -
Wilson. pow residing in lie banon comfy
Penn'a, Robert NJ. Bi$el, now residing in
The Sale OF Georgia, Henry Kent Bisel, re-
siding in the same State, Narcissa Y Bi-el
and Susan j. Bisei, both residing in Union
county, Pennsy lvania, the last three named
of whom are minors, Narcissa Y Bise and
Susan j. Bse, have for their Guardian their
mo,her, Susan r. Biseb and Henry Kent
Bisel, has for his. Guardian, Robert Palter-
son. children and heirs oi Levi Bisel, lale
of Madison township, Columbia county,
deceased You and each Of you are hereby
commanded 10 be and appear al our Ofph
ans CouIl to be holden at Boomsburg, in
aud Tor said county on the firsl Monday OF
May next, then and there 10 accept or re-
inse the real estate OF Lew Bisel deceased,
AT the valuation put npan it by an Inquest
duly awarded by .hs Honorable Court, or
show canse why ths same shall not be sold.
Witness the Honorable Warren j. Wool
ward, Esq, President of our said Court al
Bloomsburg, the 9Th day of February A. D.
ely hl hundred and siyiy one.
JONI SNYDER, Shenf.
Bloomshnro, Feb. 27, 1861
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Administrators A Notice.

be,lers of administrator on the estate of
Thomas J. Robbins, late OF Fishiuecreek
township, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted by The Register of said com
,y, 10 Abraham w Robbins, residing in
said Fishlbgcreek township. All persons
having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF the decedeni are requested TO make
Them known TO The administrator and those
indeb bted 10 make payment forthwith 10
ABRAHAM w ROBBINS,
Fis5inecreek, Feb. 27, 1861. 1fdmr.
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OLD ABE or SPEECH
'rTweedle dunn aud tweedle dee,
see yon and you see me.
Nabody's hurt and nolhing;s wrong,
Isn't that nice little song
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PSEsA SALE
OF
EALThRLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order OF the Orphans
4 Courl of Columbia connty.sou
FRIDAY THE 29TH DAY OF MARCH
next. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, Peter
s. Helwig and John F. Walter Executors.
OF the last will and testament of Jacob Hell
wig lale ol Locust township, in said county
deceased, will expose to sale, by Public
Vendue, upon Inc premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND.
adjoining peler Swenk on the North, Dam
lei Beaver on the South, William Irwin on
the West and Peter Swenk on Inc East.
con,s ming ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
ACRES, more or less. Whereon are erect
ed two dwelling houses, frame Bank Barn
Wagon House, aud other out buildings a
A GOOD APPLE ORCHARD,
about Ninety Acres cleared and under good
cultivation. Late The estate of said decd
situate in he township nf Locust and coun-
" aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, CZe,k.
CoNpITIoNs OF SALE.-Ten pei cent. at
sale, balance of one third on first day Of
April 1861, one third first day oil April 1862,
with interest, and one third on the first day
OF April 1868, with interest, balance after
payment OF first April 1861, to be secured
bv Judgment bond ard mortgage. Deed
10 be delivered on first of April, al the ex
pense OF the purchaser, and on his securing
The unpaid purchase money By bond and
mortgage.
PETER s. HELWIG, !
JOHN P. WALTER, H1se'
February 20, 1861,
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CAUTION n-None are genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York end Lon.
don. " are clscernable as a Wafer.mo,h IA
every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen oV hofd'ns ne leaf 10 tie light Ahand-
some reward will be given 10 anv ono
rendering such information as NAV lead 70
the detection OF any parry or pasties coun.
terfeiiing the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
~ Sold a: The Manufaciorr of Profeeso,
Hoio"ay, so Maiden Lane, New York and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, Throughout the civilized world.
IN boxes al % cents, 62 cents and 81 each.
V There is considerable saving by Ia
king the larger sizes.
N. B Directions for the guidance of pa
tiens in every disorder are affixed 10 each
box
October, II, 1860.
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HOLLOW AVS PiLLs
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

Wha, is more fearful than breaking
down OF the nervous system Tote excl
table OF. nervous IN small degree is. most
distressing, for where can a remedy .he
found There js one :-driuk but liuIe
wine. beer, or spirits, or far better. none !:
take 10 coffee e,-wea1 tea being preferable.
get all the fresh air you can take three or
four Pills every nigbi; cal plenty of solids
avoiding the use of slops and II these gold
Ell rules are followed, You will be happy
IN mind and strong in body, and forget. YOU
have any nerves.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
lfiheFe is one thing more than another
for which these Pills are so lannon's !, (.
their purifying properties, especially thei,
power oil cleansing The blood from all i'm.
puutIes, and removing dangerous and sps.
pended secreiions. Universally sdooted ..
The one grand remedy for female compiain,s
thev never tail, never weaken the sys,en
and always bring about THAT is reouited. :,
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT on
APPETITE.
These feelings which so sadden ne ma,
frequently arise from annoyances or trouh.
lie, from ooslrncied perspiratiop, or from,
ea'ing and drinking what is nril for ns
inns dlsordering the liver aud stomach
These organs must be regulated if vol, wish
10 be well. The Pills, if taken scco,d;na
10 the printed instructions, will ouickIv 70.
store healthy aciion 10 both liver .ra
stomach, whence follow as a na,u,aI con
sequence, coed apperme aud clear head
In The East and Wes, Indies sca,celv anv
other medicine is ever used for ,bese d..
orders.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these oroans
whether they secrele too much or loo I,Ila
water or whether they be afflicted win
stone or gravel, or with aches and Mains
settled IN the loins over The regions of ths
kidneya. these Pills should DO taken accor-
Ding 10 The printed instructions directions
and The Ointment should be well ribbed
INTO the sma OF the back al bed time Tb;.
treatment wrl give almost Immediate reiisf
when all CHER means have failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORFER
No medicine. will so effectuaIIy imn,ove
The iohe OF the stomach as these Pills. ,bev
remove all acidity, oceasioned either by
Iniemperahce or improper diet. Tbev
reach the liver and reduce il 10 a heallbv
action; they are wonderfully efficacious y.
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail in
cuIIng all disorders OF the Ii er and slcmpch.
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STAR Oh THE NOR TIL.

Wednesday Morning, March 18th, 1861.
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Expenditures
ASSESSORS PAY-ANNUAL ASSESS
MENT.

ASSESSORS PAY-ANNUAL ASSESS
MENT.
Leonard B. Rupen, Bloom twp. 1S II
Isaiah Bower, Borough Berwick, IL SO
Wilham Erwine Briarcreek, l3 Sc
Josiah Rrtenhouse, Beaver, l3 SO
Samuel r. Kline, Benton, II 43
Samuei Neyhsrd. Genre, l6 10
NJ Fl. Kerr, Cal;awissa, Is 60
Daniel McKernan, Conyngham, "a 90
Emandns Unaugsr, Fishingcfeek, 16 "a
Aaron Lam 5erson. Franklin, s 90
A. H. Kitchen, Green ood, 15 9S
John H. Faust, Hemlock, 10 IS
Jeremiah Kline, Jackson, II SO
Gera Hover. Locust. Is 81
Lawrence Waters. Mifflin, Is IS
William 7 Shuman, Maine, 10 80
Peer VI Kashner. Montour, 9 II
John Stejler, Madison, 10 SO
Isaac Culp, Mount Pleasant, l2 66
George Richard, Orange, ii 27
A. j. Manning. Pine, IA "a
Charles Dyer, RoarIngcreek, 03
J. II. Fritz, SugaIloai, IL %
Matthew Case, Scou, a l3
s332 SO
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS.
Amr paid sundry persons Tor road
and bridge views during the year lSl 90
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Amount paid Jurors al the several
Couua. 996 40
INCIDENTAL.
Amount paid for paper, ink, etc. Al 20
POSTAGE.
Amount paid Leonard b Rupert, 81
SURVEYOR.
Amin paid Solomon Neyhard for
surveying unsested lands, 16l GO
Am M paid for Surveying County
line between Columbia and Luz
zerne Counties, agreeably 10 an
Act of Assembly, passed April
I'd, 1860, Al 30
S2O2 so
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amount paid f. Fl LulIe, Esqr. 1o9 90
PRINTING.
Amount paid w H. Jacoby, SO so
do do Palemon John, 81 90
do do A. B. Taie, 81 so
do do l.. l.. Tate, 1l6 so
s3Ii 80
SHERIFF'S BILL.
Am mt paid John Snyder boarding
Prisoners and notifying Jurors 377 SO
Amt paid. conveying John Whip
pie 10 the Eastern State Pen.en-
iiary, TO 20
Aml conveying Jno. Greenough to
f. Penileniisry g. w. J. Cook, 95 90
Amt paid conveying Rob't Brown
TO Insane Asylum, Harrisburg, 81 90
1873 SO
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALPS.
Amount paid sundfv persons, go 42
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
Amt. paid Ann Long, during year, II 90
TIP-STAVES.
Am' paid at the several Courts. f3 90
BLANK AND LAW BOOKS.
Amounl paid sundry persons, SO ~
PROTHONOTARY.
Amt. paid Jacob Eyerly as per bills, 12s 81
CONSTABLES, RETURNS.
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HoHolcny's IiRs are the best remedy kno1cn il
The lcorld for the toitoutng diseases.
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Auditors Notice.

March 6, 1861.
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..Trading on nerrowtd CapltaL-'

The Concord IN. H. Patriot hits the Boston ps
,,ers q very harFlick in the following paragraph.
n, read tlIe Boston papers alone, one would con
,,5 thar Massachusetts doing ali that is heing
snre in the war line, and her troops a. above all
stat ara in the Geld. And TO read their hghfalutn
s-,,F shout Massachusetts blood shed nj Balt-
80 one unacquainted with the facts would think
" vrhole regiment OF her SONS had been slaughtered
go We have no desire 70 dispsrage the new
49,, rsfrioiisu OF that State. or TO detract from
tb c-r5it 70 which she is entitled for the prompt
as. snd unbounded liberalty she has displayed in
~. a-sst crisis. II is the first time she has been
IN tbe sac of the country and the Government 10
time ~ var. since IN formation OF the Unloo; ano
being no convert TO patriotism, IT IS very natural
that She shonld manifest grea Zeal But her peo-
pie and their organs ought TO be little less ooss-
full and especially should they not CLAIM credit ioT
what belong 20 others. A very large portion OF
tie troops She has furnished are men OF other
States temporarily residing within her llm'ts ana
not one Of the men killed at baltimore was heF SOL :
Two of them BELONGED 10 Name, and me ONE >
young Ladd. was a New II lmp-hire ocS' oele, ~
an Alexandra How much Massachusetts oio'o
was shed al BSumofe We 60 not know; out IL y
certain that no Massschuse 3 life wss lost inere
and N view Of this fecs, we think about
time for the Boston papers 20 dry up on the
subject
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New YORK. June 1.-THE Times in an editorial
on the American Paris meeting charges the speak
ers with groundless rritability Il also sludes to
the violent animadversions of the Northern press,
and says the Unionists enraged because England
chooses to be neutral II says if this be the temper
Of the Northern press now. what will it become a
month hence, and concludes BY urging careful
avoidance of offence to either Of the belligerents
Russ announced that the Government was deter
mined TO prohibit armed vessels from bringing
prizes into British ports.
The Times Washington correspondent says that
Blair saws that Butler carried Big Bethel last night
by storm.
Prof Lowe. ballooniss, experimental with bal
loon containing telegraph connected TO the earth
with rope and wire.
Four additional Indiana regiments have been sc-
copied.
The Government will accept all regiments that
come to Washington, whether by State authority OF
not
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We have lust seen q letter from Amos A. Law
rence of Boston. well known to the country az one
~ her men OF capital, and leading Black Repnbli.
can n the full confidence of President Lincoln and
hi government NJ Washington Il is addressed 70
Andrew johnson. OF Tennessee, and encioses
draft for one Thousand dollars port OF me pay
Intended for his services in betrayipg those eonno
ing rartion of the people of Tennessee who hI v
ct I'd by him IN support Of the Federal enon o,,sS
give this letter 10 the public. Is was nterSeF 80
in its passage to Johnson and Is now ID lne p'S5-
siou Of a reliable gentleman Of this ~ he
known 20 the country. There Is no uV~S'
genuiueneSs Of the letter. -
T.. tl,o ,aonia If Tennessee ponder over TINS
lie Ter ana ask themselves if so base traitor sou1A
longer exist in her midst Note the reIil u :f
renee that If the information given " '..as 10
nous wretch was printed in the nortel =. !"
gers thu a" Mould be good yer I !. ven
Nree da,js tine y This thousand, however, = gwen
him in order that he gohnson) mag 9e Su's SoI.e-
tI;nn "a oncsn Never perhaps. nave we neen
brsueht to witness much Pernoy az SoI son
ON tie part Of one who has held 50 O5sn on oI1ce
In the Goyernu1ent Of our country, 90 olasuhg
- sn he resisted with too dire vengeance
~ s,,Is IF Tennessee lie ought to be arres-
ssu d O'''e' BcsToN, May Is 1861.
Dear Sip-Ifvour note to me were printed in our
ro1"snorars iuwould be good for ten thousand dol
Ia II thrse DAYS time. But Of course must use
At as q private letter.
In order that you shsll be sure of something a.
once / write below this draft, which some ct
vour Uni bankers or merchants may be willing
70 cash at the usual premium for East Exchange
Probably Gardner q Co.. Evens Co., Douglas
Co of Nashville, will know it.
The Government will soon exhibit power which
will astonish even you. The nulifers have been
playing into SCOTS hands for three weeks, and now
they have lost the game.
Yours, with regard
AMOS a. LAWRENCE.
If you cannotuse the draft return it and tell me
what TO send.
BosToN, May is, 1851
At sight, without grace. pay to Andrew Johnson,
or order enc thousand dollars, for value received,
and charge to my account.
AMOS A. LAWRENCE.
To Mason, Lawrence q Co, Boston.
Across the face of the draft is the acceptance OF
Hason Lawrence & Co.
The original Of this letter is now in the hands OF
Gov. Harris. Several previous letters have also
been intercepted
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INRoM and After Of Nay rFax al desiring
n Renewals Fire Polieies, viii Be uFed The
CASH. the tina Of such renewals By Greer Of cur
Directors W BCTLBR, seeretAfy
Tenn Mar FFe IcsurAnceC %
JAMES FALKEB. Secretary
anlqI-Im Cnuansrcte1 IusS-anor %