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The New York herald., 1862-09-24
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOX CAPITALASTS OR PER
"A sons desiring Country Resldences
The subscribers offers for sale his County, Residence
Gently surveyed laid that II ch be divided into
three distinct parcels each having water fron and most
splendid buidna Sites The properly consists 800
hne stylish old mansion IN lawn Of fourteen acres Of lofty
shade native and Imported innumerabc and OF great
variety garden tasefuy designed stocked with fruits
aud nowers outbuidng including farm house
cottage, fronting fine narbor." and bowling alley
The situation has either private
residence for speculation. having bold shore
Sound mile in extent two sides belted BY creek and inlet
side by the main road: the lands tracing the rivers
gently slope either 80 that every budns site commands
thirds Of the sites have water fronts The place
focy healthy. excellent nvigoratng Dis
- aha city 10 miles BY New Haven Railroad; busi-
tanc- = - '"~~ this pScs in les. June than
from Harlem by the avenue carr. Persons Of
the rivers VIII do well to give hs advertisement their early
attention No estate OF size within miles
Of New York combines the diversified advantages regal
elegance of this old residence In particular and all Its
appointments The present distance railroad staens
miles. When Chatsworth" Is made station in
temnAtion (depot already built the distance will be only
half q mile Apply on the premises, 70 :, eo,,,.,.
or to him At the Office Of Woodruff Co., 20 Broad street.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS between II and
O'Clock where map can be #fF
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A. L. CURTIS Treasurer.
EADQUARTERs SUPERINTENDENT GENERAL
Recruiting service New York State Volunteers, Mus.
ins snd Disbursing Officer 5es Broadway, Albany n y,
|l DRAFTED MILITIA
the fed militia Of ibe sae Of New yor.
LArrssuac FOR the counties of Clinton. s. Lawrence.
hrlcn Essex, Franklin Hamilton, jefferson, Lewis and
LsAsv-For the counties OF ALBANY. Delaware o,sego,
fnsseser Washington, Fulton, Saratoga, Oneida and
ELxA-For the counties of Broome Tioga oswego Che.
knso corandi, rompSins. Chemuag WAYNE; onondaga
sss ssa' Seneca Ontario s'eu''n Schuyler A'd''" and
EAsr New Yonx or LONG IsLASn-For New York CITY and
fnd weschester Rockland. Putnam Orange. Ulster and
BUrrALo--For tho counties Of Anesany. Wyoming Lv.
son Monroe, Orleans Genesee, Niagara. Erie, caarau
rropo.sis win be received at this Once an. Friday IL
us OF The State Of New York with subsistence At the
{mps or stations before enumerated.
sitons-which consists Of the following, to wit
tbs Of pound Of pork or bacon or one and one
lead or -four pound OF hard bread, and
inbred raiions eight quarts Of beans peas. and
Of g S or as0mny ten Of e eight
nds OF tea ftsen pounds Of sugar four quarts Of VINE
or az and
low candies tour pounds OF soap and two quarts nf salt
per one hunarsa raions and thrice per week an IS
G ssao a. hs r rs aT"yp 81 ons poand PR a
ned in the pro ton given above an eauiyaent In value
Drsca,ed potatoes vegetables at the
e per hundred OF hundred atty ouaces
N tie hundred may su
.o,ea for ess rice somny or fresh pos,oss when
esoinr ra,e % er Week in lics Of ~ns o peas or 'n IN
rice or homny, upon the rcquiston Of The officer
e commanding officer may require H. when practicable, in
Each bid viii he endorsed Subsistence for Drafted MI
Good ample security will be required twin be
j. 4 spRAGuE, Major First + insn,ry n,n ~ US o. a.
~ nn the fOth day OF september 1862 l2 o'clock NJ,
supplying tne United States subssence Department
The cattle delivered at Washington city. d. c.
81 each animal to average 100 po9nds weight No
keisht leiieIs and buss mo- wanted.
ihe cattle 70 be acvcrcd such times aud such qusn
ihe delivery OF cattle to be days after sign.
bond good and sufficient y win be required
Government reserves 70 itself the risn 10 IN Treasury
No bid Will be entertained when put ss contractors who
gcn he bidder i no. present % respond 10 Sis id All
4 % be accompanied pan .SS by two guarantee & III
@ address Z, IS q resG al W % %s%sss o q ~ a.,
= u. s. A., Washington d. G" and endorsed Proposals
7 "e'' o''''' FORM OF GUARANTEE
tue county ,,@ AMI stan ,ae,psc, Of do hcrcy sgssnss
erms Of his pruposit ant that should proposition
ccepted be w enter into contract IN accordance
should thc contract be awarded him. we are prepared TO
Rus guarantee mns be appended TO each bid.
rrIFrn METROPOLITAN GUARD.
Recr,ats wanted this splendid regiment orga.
a'ns Ter the w"sSssd'Tr COZ + 'Ns eOPasSq PRRMhIn
Late Major OF The Thirty SEVENTH regiment \ ysM.
Applications No. Sss''ts' q HOWARD 5Ss STREET
Liberal poua,les guaranteed.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
| DoDwoRTlrs DoT,l. , pANcIKo AcApEMIEs,

IN. 2O4 Fifth avenue, New YORK.
l3i Montague street, Brooklyn
New York classes Wednesdays and Saturdays com
menciug Oct.
Oc. 3.
Morning md afternoon classes for young ladies and chill
dtcn. Evening classes for gentlemen Circular terms
&C. may be had al either academy
H. TRENoRS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES
81 now opcn-55 West Tnrty.foarth str e.. Wein,s
day and Saturday 90 South Eghln street. Bfooklyn, ~
Monday aud Thursday. Private tasShs IN the city
for soirees.
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NEWSPAPERS.

vLANTED "A LIBERAL PRICB WILL BE PAID FOR
w any me icowins papers q the Ney York illustrated
eslies Newspaper Nos 361 30 23g 23 and
10, BY DoDD BR0rtIkR News depot. 80 Nassaa street
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HOTELS.

r AFAygTTE HOTEL CORNER OF FOURTH STREET
Ia and Lafayette place, the European pan-Fsrnshed
Rooms by the day week Restaurant supplied with
ali decsces OF the season Private rooms for parties
wM. PALMER Proprietor.
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EXPRESSES.

BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing Establishment III West Eleventh street between
Fifth aud sixth avenrsFurnture boxed and shipped 10 all
parts the world Covered wagons for removing furn
ture 70 aud from the country. Furniture stored
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. rs, 1862.
THE SEVENTH NIGHT OF
EDWIN FORREST
HIS SECOND APPEARANCE
in Shakspere's Tragedy OF
HAMLET.
Nights of performance Of
EDWIN FORREST
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Mr. HACKETT'S nights
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
With the exception Of the press, NO FREE LIST.
Admission 20 cents. Secured Parquet Stalls rs cents.
Family Circle, IS cents.
The performance will commence at 7X. Tho doors whl
open at IA O'Clock.
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DUbUQuE COUNTY. STATE VI IOWA
situated In Dubuque county, and being MUGS OF
sections Nos Is and IT, OF township 50 north of range
the ih =. M, said county, may be included by
following limits and boundaries beginning chains 80 links
norh the of sections 5 To- II and ~ Of the
aforesaid township thence east rs chains 30 Inks
thence north 10 chains, ID links thence south 81 degrees
IL cnains and IL links. thence north II chains
and 10 links to the quarter SECTION line theme west
he quarter SEXTON pests. between sections Is
aud l6 being at chains 50 links this thence
south II degrees Ii chains links thence north - de-
grees cham 5 links TO the section line thence south
Is chains 10 links along line place OF beginning
containing s. 3 section 5 and 3 in section
10 aforesaid, in all 62 10 acres.
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rI,HE ORIGINAL EAGLE MUSIC HALL,
i $50 Broadway near Bieeckcr street. GO
This old favorte acc OF amusement VIII reopen under
new management IN Saturday evening sept. "a. newly
decora ed an firni he'd.
Attentive and gen,eel lady waters viii be in attendance
also o1cirnt d ale aud Iemal, Musicians
FEANk BURNS, Mana .er late nf n Oriental. No 626
Brtaaway Twenty Lady Waters wanted. Apply imme
diately.
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AMUsEMENTs.

"a NU AMUsEMENTs.
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
tA GREAT TRAGIC Artistic
MISS BATEMAk,
ns nnS %
the recognition Of the most fashionable inte
candid audiences assembled in THIS theatre
dnesday evening sept ~ for the rst ana ony Time nas
cs season = ,nrIr7, 1.~0 .'s
.af.a -~edy assisted by Mr.. J. W..
In shakespere.s exquisite a.. On Thursday evening,
Xai!ack and Mr., Edwin Adams, .oseH Of numerous
ey the particular request at the BOW vented ne,s h
witnesslhE this most charming potrature dur...
frat week Of Ms yaemans she will appear =
with the same cas IS heretofore and with Mr. 7 w wal
Lack Jr and Mr. Edwin Adams as Master Walter and Sir
Friday evening ssi " si been sHss& ssgeGp''d
MISS B0asrEMAs,
when she viii produce for the first time in this city
Ristori entitled
BEATRICE:
THE MADONNA OF ART.
aoSbzY nv SES sss Sent that on
il. EDWIN BOOTH
win make his ars since his return from Europe
HAMLET.
NIBLo's GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager VIM. Wheatley.
NOTICE.-The public respectfully informed that In
Of the rapid manner in which seats are taken
EDWIN FORREST.
and the complaints made by parties consequent their
inability TO seats the Box Sheet Invariably
three days in advance OF the nights Of performance
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A GOOD BARGAfN.--FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT;
N Furniture, No " East Thirty fourth street, be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues Can be seen any time
during tins dry evening 5000 can remain on bond ana
mo teagc.
A NUMBER OF THREE AND -FOUR STORY HIG
~ stuop brown Houses tifst cass) In y n ceut1
street, Brua way aud East Thirty street. al,o
West Thirty street aud Forty ninth street near Fth
avenue, for se very low -
". r. SEYMOUR, ~ Cedar street
A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE FOR sALE-No ei
"A West Forty In splendd order and beauti
iuy ocaed north side mtway between sixth avenue aud
Broadway Apply on tue premises 10 f. H. NICHOLS,
Al Pine street, New YORK.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME oNE-MUsT BE SOLD A
~ fine new Sixth avenue Store: buding in OF the
best locations has water aud througo steady
paying tenants; viii pay ten per Address II
IA box !, AZ Post ofice, and the owner will caL
At 3io FOURTH AvENUE-McKlBBIN DAY OFFER
SlO 800 sixth avenue aud West Thirty eighth street OO
Sii An and COO East Thrift street S2 500 Fourth
street sl4OD Second avenue, corner with stable Si6 OoD
2RooRf.yN CLINTON AVENUE PROPERTY FOR
ID sale-Six Lots with first class House. 40ysO, with
piazza water furnace range gas bath aud closets stable
In the rar garden has peaches cherries pears
Kinds Of grapes which are so surpassed. Apply
on prs third house from Myrtle
sie, or 70 wM. " ACE. No. 7Coentes slip N. Z.
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E,OxS OLD BOwERY THEATRE.
IL Continued success of the American Comedian,
MR. 9. l., Fox
who will appear In a character in the
UPAS:
OR, THE POISONED TREE OF JAVA.
Boggy Bull "a spoiled child, but foo) Mr. g. L. For
Susan Croft. Miss X. Denv
Dancing by Miss Louisa Brown.
To be followed by John Brougham's
PO CA-HONTAS.
Tin this character he is next to the author himsef)
20 ca hon tas Miss Fanny Herring
Pronounced by the author the best in America
HOW TO AVOID DRAFTING
Harry Chapman and c. X Fox In the comic parts.
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DRoPOsALs FOR POTATOES.

nuRYEE ZOUAvES AND FIFTY.THIRD REGIMENT
hate Ftythird regiment New York vounteers has beer
Second battalion Duryee Zouaves All the
members thereof absent with without leave directed
10 report headquarters Mozart Hall No. 66S Broadway
before Thursday the 25h at twelve Cap
tain Fox is receiving recruits fill his company TO the max
imum standard The company is designated the Marty
company. Headquarters, Mozart Hail
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

/,oMMoN SENSE, BY THOMAS PAINE; ROUSED TO
~ arms the heroes who made Us a nation. y ce only
10 Mailed postage free Circulate ". These arc
the times that try mems souls" Published by CALVIN
BLANCHARD, 30 Ann street.
ExQulSfTE.-THE KISSES OF SECUNDUS AND
II Bonneions with Epthaamium IN fuli and nne siesi
Plates by mail carefully sealed
pertinent curiosity, recriDt OF 81 cents.
G.. BLANCHARD Publisher. No. 80 Ann street
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JIONOR TO TIE BRAvE.-A GRAND FESTIVAL AND
IL Concert At Jones Woof on Thursday, Sept rs aid
of the widows orphans and disabled soldiers Members
the American oestant Association Tcets IS be
had at the gate. JOHN BELL Chairman.
THos. MISNIs, Secretary.
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AND COAL Oh MANUFACTURERS
W. will publish days, by authority Of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department Washington.
torn OF Books required by the New Excise Law,
which be kept by all Brewers. Dslers ana Coal Oi
Manufacturers. Price So for each trade complete Copy
right secured Manufacturers aud the trade supplied by
IA z. LAWRENCE, wholesale Ststoneis, - JOAN stree,
PHILIP soLoMoNs, Publishers,
Washington, ID. G.
Treasury notes.
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Colonel Commanding 1924 regiment. n. Y. = Y.
439 BRooAE srREET, NEW YORK, September -. ls62
ne following donations TO the Hihouse Light infantry
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nNO OFFICERS OF THE NEW REGIMENTS NOW
i forming-The undersigned, of the Arm,
Of the Poomac offers to dril the officers of regiment
In company battalion drill and also prepare their egi
for the field in the time OF weeks
wishing communicate will direct their letters Major b.
lOl Nassau street, New York.
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AMUsE EMENTs.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Lessee and Manager
GREAT AND tNRoUALLED SUCCESS OF
CARL0fTA PATTI
IN OPERA,
viii make appearance this evening
LA SONNAMBULA.
Mr. Nixon desires to call attention 10 the fact .hat tne
in opera must necessarily be- brief
ONLY THREE MORE REPRESENTATIONS CAN b1
positive elsewhere Will prevent any reap.
pearance after week. IL should be undersooa
that THIS announcement Is definite and wan De strictly "a
| $40. sBRIGLIA
And the entire Company.
"atween the second the orchestra viii ptav
- GREAT UPRISING GAIlOP.
~scessary for the production a The
~ secured the services OF
TO give every ehecs 20,
Opera, the management have
SIG MU.-
Musical Director and Conductor.
SIG. SC0LA,
Stage Manager
Seats be secured at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Beer Schirmer. 70l Broadway.
She'll 4 Salisbury, No. Nassau street
Chickering Sons. Piano Rooms, 6gt Broadway.
PRICES ADMISSION.
General Admission -
nmphheare
Reserved Seats extra. -
SIG. BRIGNOM
and last appearance but one of
CARLOTTA PATTI
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TrNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT WANTED. A GOOD
u ATTY pianist % ttave with prcs.digi,steur, gentle
man confederate aud assistant and small roy,
wi,h specis,sy Appy at room Is q Liberty street.
seeoa1 door. w. COLLiNS.
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HEADQUARTERS l33D REGIMENT. N. Y. ". CAMP
II Arthur, Staten Island. september rs ls62-The mem
general muster and inspection on "Wednesday the 24th inst.
at which time II 10 expected that every will be in camp
depends the number inspected whether the regiment
get their Saturday not The Colonel hopes that
every who feels interest in the regiment and the
welfare Of the families Of the members will be present as
the bounty be nad the number
are present for inspection. BY order of
l.. D. II. CURRIE, Colonel.
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FkY virtue ni writ of Ven6iiioni Ezponas
~ TO me DIRECTED, issued oat OF the CourI
OF Common Pleas of Columbia county, Pa,
will be exposed TO pnbiic sale al The Court
House IN Bloomsbnrg oh Saturday The 25th
day Of J0nuary 1862. at o'clock in The
afternoon the following properly to wit -
An that certain lot OF land situate in the
town Of Espy, Scott township, Columbia
county, Pa Lot No. % il plot of said town,
bounded on ihe North by Main Street of
said town, on the EasI by an Alley. on the
~ouih py an Alev, and on the Wesr by Ioi
of NehemraiI Rirhar, containing sixty feet
10 iropi, and Que hundred and eighty feet
IN depth wheIeon are erected large f~o
Story Frame Dwelling House. Frame Sta
bic. Frame P,s Pen, aud other ouibnild
inos with The appnfisDauces.
Seized taken in execution and To be sold
as the properly o; PnilIp Deiiierich.
JOSIAH H. FURMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby giving to all legatee~,
y creditors and other persons interested
in the estates of The respective decedents
and m,iors, that the following admlniStra-
ton and guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of The Reaisier Of Columbia
county. and will be pre- ented foi couhrma-
lion aud allowances 10 The Orphans Court,
IN be held at Bloomsbury, in the county
aforesaid, on "Wednesday the 4,h das OF Feb
ruary nexi. a, 2 O'Clock. IN the afternoon.
l. Final account OF David Allen, Snfvi-
wing Executor of John Allen late OF Madi
son township. deceased.
?. Fiual acron0l OF Margaret Brass, ad-
minisirarix OF A. J Brass, lale OF Berwick,
deceased.
3 Final account of George Aprlemau
Gnatdisn of Effie CatharlBe Patterson
daughter nj Aaron Paterson deceased
4. Flna account of Jacob Haeenb0ch,
Gu ard,an OF Amelia c Bowman. late Ame-
Ia Hedley. as filed by Jeremiah Hagen :
bnch, Execntor If Jscob Hsgenhuch, decd.
Final accoGn of john J Barkiey, ad-
mihiS'raioF oi Iddings Bsrkley, late oil
Bloom township, deceased.
6 Final seconHt of Evan Adams, the
ADMINISTRATOR OF William Adams, late oil
Briarereak township, deceased
T. First account OF Jonn Applemau, adj
mlnis,rator of Baliis Appleman late OF
Henlock township. deceased.
g. First account oil CS rus B. McHenry
Oliver Co auhovan and Wesley Wirt, ad
ministralors OF John Covauhoyan late oi
Orange township, deceased.
Third account of Peter Ent, one o
me Execu ors OF Matthew Mcdowell; late
of Scou township, deoe ased.
10 Third account oil Theodore Mellow
eli, one OF the Executors OF Matthew Nc
Dowell late of Scou township, deceased.
IL First and fihal account OF Daniel 6
En-, Executor oil Elizibelh Ent, late OF Scott
township, deceased
DANIEL LEE,
Regis,er's Office Register
BIcomeburu Jar. 1862
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 CON 5 % MPTIYES.

TO CON u NJ PIT YES.
The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in very few weeks by a very sim
rle remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and rha
dread disease, Consumption IS anxious 10
make known 10 his ielow-sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy
of the prescription used, Gree OF charee.)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure cure
for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The oniy OBJECT of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription Is 10 benefit the atfi.c-
ted, aud spread information which he con-
ceives to bs nvslua BILE, and he hopes every
sufferer will l.y his remedy, il will cosl
them nolhflg, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing The prescription viii
please address
Rev EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings co., N. Y.
October 40, Is6l,--sm.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate of Isaac W Musgrove, deceased.
THE Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Conrt Of Columbia Countv, 10 make dis
tribution Of the assets in The hands oi Sam
uel Mussrove aud Aaron Musgrove, adj
'minisraiors OF the estate OF Isaac w Mus
grove, deceased, to and among the persons
entil led To the same, according 10 the rates
and in the proportions fixed by law; will
NEE, the parties interested, tor The purpose
of ms appointment, on Tuesday The l4ih day
of January Il d., 1862, at his office IA
Bloomsbury when and where all persons
having claims, are requested to present
them. or be forever de barred from coming
i'm for share Of he said assets
JOHN e. FREEZE, Audifor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. l8, 1S6l.-4t.
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NEW YeAR's Day which dawned as mildly
as morning in early Spring, closed with a
violent hurricane. From sun set TIL after
midnight, the wind blew terribly, leveIling
Fences, in places, overiurning chimney
tops, and doing olher damage in its mad
frolic. Since the gale, we have had cold
weather, accompanied BY a pretty good
fall of snow, which bids fair 20 make sleigh
ing. The snow fell on Sunday morning =
on New Years day. all was qnie: n our
peacesole village, nothing happening 10
mar The pleasures of the day. Stores and
places OF business were generally closed.
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GEORGE N. ADDISON, who carried OH
barber shop in Court House Alley, in this
place, has removed his place of business
to the shop formerly occupied by Charles
H. Noll, in the white frame building nearly
opposite the Arcade" Main Street, where
be will be pleased TO see his customers give
him call. He is lolerably good barber,
and by srict attention 10 business viii do
well.
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auditors Notice.
E,tale Of John Pree. dec'e

EslaIe q John Fflce, dfc G
THE Andlor appointed by the Orphan =
Couf, Of Columbia County. 10 repori liens
sgainsl the hers of Jebn Priee, deceased ;
and 10 make distribution among the persons
en;isle1,o of he balance in the hands OF John
SNYDER, Trustee, BY appo'ntment OF the
couri, 80 The Older and proportions fixed by
law, viii meel the parties Interested. Tor
the purposes of hls appointments on Monday
The ,hirieenih day OF January A d. 1862 AT
h- office in Bloom-bnrg. When and wheIr
all persons havine claims. are required 70
present ;nem, or be forever debarted ffoin
coming In Tor share OF sad fund.
W. WRIT, auditor.
Il q Al
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SAD AccrDENT.-on Monday evening week
a son OF Reed Neidig, aged about 5 years,
residing near Sunbury, met with sad acci
deni which resulted in his death. A gun at
;ached TO the ceiling OF lhe room became
de'ached from its fasterings and fell to the
floor. The conclusion produced by the fall
discharged the gun, shooting the boy in
the body, causing his death in less than an
hour Ninonian.
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MADISON HOUSE,
COZ JERsEYTowN, PA)
rESHE subscribe would respectfully ap-
prise hls friends and the public gener,
ally, that he has established the
MADISON "A HOUSE,

ia Jerseytown, Columhla comfy. Pa. The
above house has lately peeu veitted aud
undergone a thorough re,iaring by the p,o-
prieior H. is Toll, prepared 10 entertain
the travelling custom as well "a the local
with general satisfaction. HIS IA Bile aud
BAR, ARE we'll supplied ant viii ne careiul>
" superin,epded And his STA BILE is aui-
ply aud well stocked, in charge OF careful
srooms, will always be properly attended
C He invites share of he 2abhc cus>
ION. aud pledges his best effor is, 10 help
his guests feel a, home.
SAMUEL RIMBY.
Jerseyiown. Jan 3, 1862.
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We understand that the people of Jordan
township, adjoining the upper end of this
county, are considerably excited in conse-
quence of finding a fue looking bay Mare,
in the woods near Balls RIDGE shot
through the head. The animal had black
name and tail, and both hind feet were
white There is some mystery about the
matter. Who can explain iil Can it be
possible there was any foul play a-Repubhr
co1
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CoTILLIoN PAKTY-We would state TO the
public generally that, a coiiIlion party
will be held on Friday evening next, at the
Madison House, in Jerseyinwn. this county.
The popular landlord SAMUEL RlnBy at the
request of many friends. has made adequate
Preparations, for the entertainment. of This
parry. We expect there will be general
suznout, as this is desirable place to have
social gatherings.
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TIE up mail train on the Ca,,awissa rail-
road ran off the track on Tuesday afternoon
last, which caused some little detention OF
the train. Considerable snow being on the
track has made il bad railroading ior the
Iasl few days.
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DrDrcarros.-The Methodist Episc

DEDrcaTroN.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church Edifce, recently erected in Miff1in-
vile. Columbia CO., wil-hy Divine Per-
mission--be dedicated to the worship of
tie Triune God, on Sabbath. the 1sh day
of January. Service 10 commence at 10
o'clock, A. NJ The public are cordially
invited Democrat