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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-18
SRaaissEFIFS = SALES.

BY WINE OF several wrils of rendition
c1p0ndS ssred oul OF ihe Court of Common
Pleas ot Columbia county 10 me dire I'D
wrlI be expo, ,ej 20 public sale, al the Confl
iloase on MOaaay The 3d Goy Of FeltuUy,
1862, at 2 o'ciotk IN lne afternoon, The fol.
lowing real estate to WI:
Al thai certain racl at land Sina,e in
Su1aroaG township, CoiumD.a county,
founded and described a, follows % wi,
On The Nrrh 10y lands Of jacob Frz on
the East uy lands al john Lewis aud David
Lewis, o. he Soutn hy Mnis o. Ez,kiel
Cole. oa The weS' by lands OF E2ekrri Cole
aud Andrew LaH5ach containing lwo hun.
dred and ouy luui acres be me san e more
or less. Abnu' one huuirrd auA iorry acres
of which is cleared land, whpt-1n are
erecled tWo AlOry log dwelling hpuSs =
lwo story PLANK dwelling house d Darl.
iram, hauk baTH, a frame wagon sned "A
sloue spring house, stone oul huu.e. a
cider house aud 0her out hull lin4s, also
one olGer one and ahalt sioIy ifaue dwell
iu9 hon,e fame barn aud oheI out
buildings, also dree numter OF trui, trees
Tilh he apouuruances. Seized laken in
eXrcuuon and % be sold a, he properly OF
Frrd-7Ick Ltnbarh.
ALSO, at the same time aud place, all
that rrualu rract or parcel Of land situate in
suaarloat twp, Columbia county, contains
inc Seyeuy Three Acres, about 20 acres
cleared laud, bounded aud described a.
follows, to wit On the uouh by lands OF
Miles Suulfl, on tie sou,h by lands OF
pheIondry HeUngton, ON HE east by the
County line OF Luzerne AMI Col, counties,
aud on the west by 7. Q, A, Stephens,
wEereon are erected a one Story Log Dwell,
ing House, d log barn with the appLrle
nancps Seized aGen in execution and to
be sold as he properly OF Oren Parks,
ALSO, Al The same time and place, all
that certain lot OF GROUND, situate in Espy.
town, Scol township Columbia county, Pa,
bounded on the north hy Main Street OF
said town, on The east 10y lot OF b. 6, Doan,
on the south by North Branch Csnal, and
on he west by lot OF loln Kres,Ier, con-
taring ono third OF an Acre, be the same
more or less, whereon are erected a lwo
Story frame dwelling house win kitchen
attached 10 il, A irame stable, frame
carpenter shop aud oher outbuilGngs with
the appuuenauces. Seized taken ia exc.
cnion and 10 be- sold as the property of
George Vausickle,
JOSIAH II. FURMAN,
Sheriff
Bloomsodtg, Jan IS, 1859
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Bloomsburg, Jan. 10. 1862.
REGISTERS NOTICES,

NOTICE is hereby giving 10 all legalees,
creditors aud other persons iulptpsled d
IN The eslotes Of the respective decedents
and minors, that the following admnis,ta.
llon and guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of tie Register Of Colombia
county, amt will be ptp,entcd foi coufirma
zion and allowance TO The Orphans Cour,,
TO be held al Bloumsburg, in the county
aforesaid, on Wednesday the llh da, of Feb.
Tuafy next at O'Clock, in The afternoon.
!. Final account OF David Allen, Snfv;.
wing Executor Of John Allen late OF Madi.
son township, deceased
Q Fna account Of Margaret Brass, adj
minISifa rlx Of a. J Brass, late oil Berwick,
deceased.
Final ac count Of George Appeman
Guatiian Of Ellie Caharne Paterson.
danahler OF Aaron Paterson deceased
1, Final account Of Jacob Hagenbnch.
Guardian OF Amelia c. Bowman. late Anne.
liza { H"dly, as filed 10y jeremiah HAGEN,
tuch Executor of jacob iagentuch, deed.
6. FluaI accouu. of Johh Bitkley. ad.
mhi''ta'of Of lidiUgs BatkleJ, ia,e OF
BIcom township, deceased
Flnai arccnut OF Evan a iam., the
admln'-utot Of Wili,m Adams, laie OF
Buarcreak township, deceased
Z Frr,l account OF Jonn Appleman. all.
m,nS'rnlor of Bafi1 Applpmao. la'e Of
lienln"k township, decreased
. Flr,t account of Cyrus - MrHenrv,
O'lver Go s"knvan and We.ley WIn, al
mlniStfalots m Jom Covanuoyau Ilie of
Orange township, decpated
Th'tI accouut Of Peter Ent. one of
Ne hAeru ots oi Ma thew Mcdowell. late
ol SEQ township, dere a>pi
10 fE'rd arrnnnl ui 2hraio Med w.
rli, "ue oi the Executors OF Nat n"w Me
Do"-ll Iue of Srou township, deceased.
II Fir'' aud frll a'copnl o. n ,nel &
En- EN"cntorol + IL z,balh EIt, lfe o S,ul
township, deceased.
DANIEL LEE,
BIooH H'i,.s5I 5nls' j,o, o.''o i 1876, Register.
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aS- About . clock on Sunday morn-
ing last, Mr. WILLIAM ERA SINUS Of this
place, met with serious accident, by fall,
ing from the top of the "hoisting works,
''some Sir'y feet, al the Bloom Farnac, -
In the fall one of his legs was broken, and
his whole person very much injured, both
internally and externally. lie was engag.
cd at the top of the Furnace stack, and
It is supposed through mis- step, in the
dark, probably fell from The place above
mentioned. 1t was q miracle, considering
the height and hard surface upon which he
fell, that he was not killed outright,
Doubts are entertained as to his recovery,
p. s. Since writing the above the per-
son injured has died. lie leaves q wife
and two children. Aged about 20 years
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PUBLlC NOTICE ron LIrENSES.

NOTICES hereby given that the follow.
ing persons in Columbia county, have
fled their petitions IT, the Courl of Quarter
Sessions, Of the said county, for Tavern
License, in their respective townships
which said peleuons will be Preserved to
The said Conrl, ON Monday, the Ah day of
February, A. b. 1869, OF which all pefsons
Interested will take notice, and The License
VIII be granted on Wednesday The 9th day
OF February next, at O'Clock p. m.
hSppncan,s... Townships.
+ 4 A. /. Unangsl, Tavern, Fishingcteek .
jacob NJ, Fry, do. Greenwood,
John I.epgon, do Greenwood.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk
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asg- We are paiu.d to chronicle the
fact that another Columbia County VOL
unteer has died in the army, u. Fort Good
slope That person was the son Of 3 ri
=, f0't''e' of Cattawissa, ogcd about 7
years, and who enlisted in November last,
with the "l5aldy Guards His disease
WAS typhoid fever His remains were
brought 20 Catawissa far intermont. He
died on the Bid inst. Peace to his ashes.
Star
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List of Causes = eb rerin. lS02,

List Of Causes eb Term. 1852,
Cyrus Barton vs Hiram G. Fowler etal.
Sodalhel Erkroal VS. Eliza Ecktoa,.
3 To"ns Sld w. Kahlet, US Daniel Nsy.
hard.
! Andrew CEeveIing vs Andrew Mplick.
ta',
Philip Waters cen, Us Valentine Win.
6 l,aiah Shuman, admr vs Jacob l..
Shnman.
James Shields, ct al VS. Isaiah Shuman,
g Richard Mrnaah Us John Cgper,
9 Hugh Thompson, ct al VISA. B. Pparc
10 DM,lel SeyoeIt, vS A b Pearce.
II Henry Wells, IS George KluIey. Jr,
10 wilson Ag"t, vs. John Patton
l3 MicEar b Brown, ct al vs. James
Dull.
Il Clinton D. Hen!,g, el al vs. Daniel F.
s. bert.
10 Michael Fogle, IS Peer Campbell
l6 Ihomas c. Roti,ou, vs. William Eau.
sey.
II Thomas c. Robson, Us William Eau.
10 Thomas c Ro i>on, vs William Fan.
sey.
l9 Samuel Wiraker, vs Margare Smith.
20 Nathan Taylor q al vs James Like.
q Fre Iefck Dudy, VS. Luiwig Gaeen-
hemP. adur.
% Charles Tomlrnsol, vs the Executors
and heu- Of 4. b Wilson's, almr
23 tiruIy Jmu.h 81 The West Btarch In.
-urauce Company.
81 Jacob i'utuiug'r admr V, johu 0,mau.
% Samuel J Bealey, vs. Abraham W.
R0hhrnS ct al.
06 Jdrph f., or vS Abraham III no
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nsS- Prot, Shank, late Of the Orange.
vile Academy will lecture in the Court
House on Tuesday evening; on, we are
Informed, some literary topic.
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DIS SSOLU TION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that th7 partnership here
~ ofota existing between the Subscribers under tue
firm Of fCRlTE SsYpER, IN the Milling Business, IN the
| rcust Valley Mills, m Locust township, Columbia
county was dissolved the lth OF October, oOl, by
mutual consent. All persons indebted TO the ate hrn
are requested 90 make settlement with limos snyder re
81 ing at the Mil and ny whom all debts Of the late hrn
viii be settled The Notes, Bonds, Book accounts &c
MOAN LRITZ,
AMOS sivYDER.
octohs l7, lsdl-sa
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aar Tomorrow il tho second Sunday
aftor Epiphany.
First English parliament met January
90, 1869.
Louis XVI beheaded, January 81 1893
Lord Byron born January %, 1888
Frederick the Great born, January 90,
l712.
Tho crusade begins January "a, 1903.
The conversion Of Saint Paul 25 Janu.
ary.
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toy Richard forby, Of Ccntr2 town
ship, this county was imprisoned in this
place, one day last week, for striking 4
man with n ahoyci, ty the name ol Aud
rev Bailey, who lid in the corrsc OF
twelve hours ,tter As!o the plrtieulag,
of the affair We refrain from speaking at
the present The matter viii undergo 4
full investigation before The proper trLun.
al. The said affair happened at Upper
Lime Ridge - Sur.
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esg- The Continental Monthly No, =
J. Il. Gilmore No. 10 fremont Street
Boston, Publisher is on our table 1t is
decidedly tasteful in get up, and It's arti-
cles look interesting. We have net had
time to read it yet, Among its contrbu-
tors are some names well and favorably
lncwn, others Horace Greeley for exam
pc, calculated to do more hur. than good
"Artemas Ward" will appear in the edi,
to!ial department. Terms $500 4 year,
postage paid by the Publishers; Will
they be good enough to send us the Gfsl
number! Since writing the above We
have Dipped into the tomtine"t1I, and fud
it niger, abolition and emancipation
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Gag A press of jobbing this week has
put the boys slightly behind with the paper;
and their thanks are rendered to tho Star
for very material MD.
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Hks Our thanks are due to VIII 6.
Brewer, Page to the Sooat for pampb.
let copy of the Governors Message.
Also, Mr.. futon, Mr.. Diyins and Col.
Tate have our thanks for legislative fa>
Tors.
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asS-Judge Peckham will hold his first court
In bloomsbury, on Monday the 3D. Fcbru-
hry next.
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Philadelphia & Reading Rail Road.

WAITER ARHANG EMENT
lf lH y SAt OF FAssESGEh NaysnSs, = ,!c1 TRAIN@
Passing RcadinrJ
Down TO Philadclphia at 20 and II 4 NJ, IL noon.
and M.
Up to rrt'syilic. at 10, 50 ". aud 5,i3PM
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York at lO7 AM
Mail frains, at 1885 4 NJ and 5,45 ".
On Sundays, the Down \ Tram passing Reading.
at $40 \ NJ and Up Train, at 5.57 = H.
Both 1850 \ NJ and 5it Z NJ, up Trains connect at
Fnfi uhtoh Tor Iamalin, Nilamsrort Einira, Buff.
aln, Niagara and Canaia.
Tn 1850 \ VI, rfuin only connects AZ Port Clinton
tof Niik 1sharr2, Scranton aud Pttstun.
1h4 Western Express Trains onncct at Harrisburg
with Express Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for
connect at harrisburg for Lancaster, Chamber
Sunbnry WiIiamspor, Lock Haven, Elmira and the
CauaIss,
Through First.0lass c, lpon Tickets and Emigrant
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the principa poiits in
th3 North and West, and ne Canada
COMMUTAT ON TICKETS
With 20 Coupons, % per cent discount, between any
points desired
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2j0a miles between all points at s45-ror
Famiit rs an Business Firm Season Tickets, good
for the holder only for three months, in any Passenger
train TO philadelphia at $40 each School season Tick
cts one third less
- Passcng will take tho Exprass Train West 9t
Err DEPOT.
20 lbs ofbagsase aowoc each passenger
~ Passengers are requested 10 purchase their Tick
ctS before entering the higher Fares charged
uptrains leave Iihadelpma for Reading Harrisburg
ahi rousviile at n, BIS + NJ, and at 4,30 NJ for
- Excursion Tickets good for one day, by G,O2 A.
NJ, Accommodation Train 10 Phla,elphia and return
at - 20 each. G. 4. hlCOLLS
GCrera ISuPerintoHdsHt.
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seS Last Monday morning the walking
on our streets was of the worst possible de-
scription-numerous falls but no accidents
resulted
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ALL persons knowing themselves in any wise indeht
ed 10 the subsCUb heIehy notified that all accounts
must be speedily closed mp, tn will be put in the
hands Of proper officers for collection must have my
accounts settled, forward settle up and costs
l.. MENDENHALL.
Jan. /, 6U2-4t.
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MGw nARMrN sMop.
Of bloomsbury, and the public gen
,euCd
N Z " S u q p.

In the frame building lsrcy occupied By Charles H. Noll
where he u prCpafedto execute
SIL4FINlT, Ik4IR DRESSLNG END SH,7,uPOOkNG,
In the hest manns with despatch and to general sis
faction, GEO NJ ADDISON
Bloomehurg, Nov. %, lsGl.-9m.
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GRAND JURORS,
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1862.

IOIF IHH" . MI ILHW, IoO-.
Bloom L Jackson Thornton, Stephen H. Miller
Briarertek Josiah Thomas, Levi Rinard Daniel
Martz
Bsdrcr john Sinqlcy
BeRtoa-J Jacob WCllivur
tishtRgcre Joseph u Runyan
GreonUOoi Francis Eves' Nathas Kline
HeIa'oek Charles Nehsrt, Aaron smith, George Dries
sach
Locust George Mowry
.Mgi'a LAWS Eckroth. Charles Kungaman
Maine WIN l."ngenb irger, Daniel Ycttsr
-NoRtoVr--John Quick
NJ PedSaHt--John Ruckal
Ordrge-Samuc Beiuleman
MHgdriolf-H illIam Hess, Emanuel Iaubach samuel
Fritz ~
Jan |, IsGl
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Thirty Men Needed !

THE undersigned having been deta, he'd by Adit Cen
Ihonas Tor the recruiting service has come to Coum
pa 70 Tor that purpose. The recruits will be attach,d
TO hAGIEkf +. (or Matthsws' bLt9ry),
FIRST PENVI. iR 1YLLERY
now under III coamani of Mai. IA. Banks and doing
duty on IN CPper Potomac 1t has already an ext md,
reputation ana has seen much service. We number
guns l2o mem and have all the necessary equipments
one section IS composed Of III clsbratcd steel rGsd
Parrot Guns, capable of doing execution four miles
m recruits II they desire, b, b. Id as res rv-s nm
VI they attain tlc necessary proficiency. Those who
prci;r Eolng MS drivers cau dc sen. Nct ,an has
declared mat this is n be ri artillery hence II
s consiu'cd the most important OF thn service
Ihe hrl IS lively and Interesting. In action, while
cavalry and infantry arr waiting for or oI ing towards
IN enemy We can plough their ranks storm their
oriicalons With shot shell aud canister Artillpry
men never stand guard duty appear daily parads
nor travel on foot While th> idtnntTy are pInddiur
along with heavy knnpsacks and gun c1uipn mt can
non2ers can ride along pleasantly and at a compare
v'iy t'st rat" tn objection heavy artillery that
ana doing nuthug' is ,UIui RS determination. The
chances for promotion in this arr double that ofany
other service. ''
70 arouSc the patriotism oc th3 young men of this
community ony need refer the threatening attitude
0l England Do not let her fad our men backward when
she threatens.
Pay is due Crom enlistment. For pnrtiruIars enauir,
at the office Of F.. H. Ltr1LE, ESD. when can rcncray
he found Recruits viii bo promptly cared for upon
theig arrival
LIEUT.. G. b. BROCkWAY
Recruiting Officer, battery + ,ist Pa Art'y
bloomsbury, Dec. 81, 1861.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee met at Buehlcr's Hotel, agrceably to
the call of the Chairman, yesterday, after
noon, January Is, 1869, at three o'clock,
After consultation, i was on motion
Re'olved That the next Democratic Con
vention be held in the city of Harrisburg
on Friday, the 4th Of July next, ut ten
0 clock A. NJ
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Bay The Odd Fellows held their annual
celebration in Bloomsbury this week.
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III szNS SsX,ys1t
80 L2 ~ fsszhse11,Ay
W@Niz m Ee INV l(sW
VeS-ss.vz-cS@'SaS@1l slTl!t Fri I, fi,'1'1~
January IS. 1909.

The House passed the bill to abolish the
Franking privilege by vote of IO7 TO AZ.
II is as follows:
BE it enacted &C., that from and after
the first of July, 1869, the franking privi-
logo shall be and is hereby abolished.
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RECEIPTS FOR DECEMBER
so THE
COL UMRlA DEMOCRAT

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of December. 1861
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COLUMBIA DnSIOCRAT.
John @. Freeze, Local Editor.

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10 1853.
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AUGUSTA, Jan. "a.


SrvArE.-Mr. Peters introduced bill
regulating proceedings Of courts in criminal
cases.
On motion Of Mr.. Benson the Committee
on Education were instructed to inquire into
the expedicncy Of requiring experimenting
school committees and supervisors OF schools
to hire teachers, instead Of the agents.
Mr.. Farwell submitted resolutions declar-
ing the necessity OF certifying our coast FROM
tiers, expressing the readiness Of Maine to
aid in the Work, and requesting our delega-
.ion in Congress to obtain the necessary legis-
lation on the part Of that body. Passed.
Mr.. Marshall Of York spoke against Col.
Smarts resolutions, and Mr., Roberts OF
Waldo in favor of them.
Mr.. Harlow made an attempt to have the
resolutions referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations, but the motion was de-
feated.
HousE.-Mr. Sewall, by leave, laid on the
table resolve assuming the assessment, pay
ment and collection Of the direct tar upon
this State, which was twice read, under q
suspension Of the rules, and passed to be en-.
crossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Frye Of Lewiston, the
Judiciary Committee were directed to inquire
into the expediency Of amending the Consti.
tuition 90 that the Legislature shall have the
power to prescribe what number Of jurors,
not less than SIX, shall be requisite to consti-
tuto jury. and what proportion OF thenum-
Der constituting the grand jury, shall 30 com:
peteut 10 render an effective verdict, and
what proportion Of the number constituting
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y Capt. Cowan, who is at home on
short furlough, informs us that Co. l, under
his command, were paid of on Monday, and
that over $4,000 have been sent home by hi'
men, chiefly into York County. lie thinks
that the officers and men have sent or will
send home an aggregate of s25OO to $4,000
from the payment just made to them. The
pay rolls are made up to Dec. 81, 1861. The
health of tho men Of his command is impro-
wing, and, thanks to the kindness OF the Ia
dies of Biddeford for their generous supply oi
cough syrup, the men are gradually recover
ing from their severe colds. His company
had % horses assigned to 1t, and hc has moi
lost single horse to this time.
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From Tho Maine Democrat.
Supreme Judicial Court.
RICE, j., PRESIDING.

Hulddh Dalton rs. Asa Dalton and Hayes
d Me-, Trustees.-A. F. Chisholm for plf..
Ira 7. Drew for defts. This action was
brought for the support Of tho child Of Asa
and Huldah Dalton. and the principal defend
ant was defaultcd at previous term. This
trial was to determine whether the proceeds
Of certain note, left by Asa Dalton with
Hayes & Nye for collection, were the property
Of Asa in bis own right or belonged to the
estate Of Benjamin Dalton, the father Of Asa,
and Of whose viii Asa was executor. The
Jury found that they belonged to the estate
Of Benjamin Dalton.
MONDAY, Jan. 90.
No case was ready for trial in the morn
ing, aud the forenoon was occupied in enter
tanning motions, &c. In tho afternoon the
case Of
Richard c. Thornton rs. John Gaines ct al.
was taken up. Writ Of entry. r. p. Tap
ley for plf., A. +. Chisholm for defts. This
action was brought to recover strip OF land
on the corner of Main streets in this town.
We understand that the width Of the strip in
dispute il about nineteen inches, but 1t derives
its Importance from the fact that 1t is covered
by building belonging to the defts. The
case was tried before the Court without the
Intervention Of a Jury.
The Court has not been made known Its
decision in this case. On Thursday morning
the store covering the land in dispute was
burnt, thus giving much better opportuni-
ty to examine the foundations and decide the
question.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
Ephraim Harmon Is. Arthur Haines.-
Trespass quare elausum. r. p. Tapley Il p.
Eastman for pla.. s. W. Luques Il I. M.
Hayes for def. The land on which the tres
pass is said to have been committed is a five
acre wood lot in Saco. The deft., claiming
under certain deeds. last winter entered and
stripped the wood from the lot. The evidence
in this case occupied two days, and the ar
cuments of the counsel the third day.
On Friday afternoon, JOHN b. BoDwELL,
of Acton, having produced certificate OF
satisfactory examination by the committee.
was, ON motion of Hon. |. s. Kimball, ad.
mitted to practice ut attorney ut law in oil
the courts Of this State.
SATURDAY, Jan. &c.
The Court this morning charged the Jury
in the case of Harmon Us. Haines. The case
was given TO them about IL A. NJ, and at
6 l-2 p. NJ. they came in and were discharg'
ed, being unable to agree.
James g. Cousens Us. Inhabitants Of kenne-
bunk. L. NJ. Hayes for plf.. Bourne x Son
and X. p. Taplcy for delft. Action to recover
damages for injuries to plfl-s property. re-
sulting from q defective highway. PHI. in
his writ AYERS that his chaise was broken and
materially damaged by reason Of stone ~
ing in the highway, against which stone the
chaise was unavoidably driven.
The evidence in this case occupied the
whole Of Saturday, and on Monday morning
the arguments Of the respective counsels were
commenced, and continued till the time this
report closed in the afternoon.
1t is understood that the criminal docket
is next to DO taken up.
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Keniucky.

A letter from o correspondent Of the Sa-
lem Gazette, dated at Camp Wood, Mum.
fordrillc, Jan. q, says: "Last night orders
were received for each regiment to have five
days nations cooked, and for tho troops to
hold themselves in readiness to move at
moments warning. An advance movement
is to take place Immediately, the character OF
which it would be highly improper to relate.
will only say, with Mr.. Seward, Gentle
men, in ten days you will hear Of something
that will give tho nation joy"
A memphis despatch of the 2lst inst. re-
ports 1900 Federals at Murray, Ky, threat.
ening Fort Henry and the Memphis and Ohio
railroad. Their object is to cut of commu'
nication between Columbus and Bowling
Green. Perhaps the above is founded on the
recent movement from Cairo.