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DEATHS OF SoLDrKRs.-The following hsv,

Smce ldst.
Chapman g. Black, teamster.
w. Jackson, company i, 9Th Ohio.
John Barrick, Ath N. Y.
Jas. DERRICK, company ID, 10th Pa
Houghton Gerry, company G. I36th NY
Geo. ;. Fulionton, company II. 9Th Nh
Lew Bulman, company q, 10Th NY
David Richel, company r, I3Tth Pa
Jno. X. Lyle, 5th N. l. artillery.
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a FU X n IT X Il.
FURNITURE.
" -
NICER EGOR. Il CO., AG

EXTENSI% + REROOMS,
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
offer Inducements to purchasers of FURNITURE
and other Housekeeping Goods
Our stock is large and varied
PARL0R SUITES, in BrsyatelIe Rep. and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog-
any. and Painted, neatly orHarl.n.ed
Oak, Walnut and Maho zany EXTENSION Ia
RLES ana DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curlcd Hair MATTRESSES Huek and
other Mattresses.
Also large quantity Of low priced BEDSTEAD9,
CHAIRS, TABLES BTREAUS. wARDROBES,
wASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE &c.
All of which made from the best materials
and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look through
the stock before purchasing, a. We selling at
prices TO suit .he times.
McGREG0R K CO.
no 2S-eotlanl $50 Seventh street.
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- spirited Reconnaissance by q body OF
Gcn. Fosters forces, consisting of the Sd New
York cavalry. under command Of Lieut. Col.
Mix. supported by artillery, WAS made on the
Dover road, in the direction OF Kingston, N.
C., on the 18Th. They met the enemy behind a
strcnr fertilization at Cove Creek. After a
severe cavalry fight, in which both sides acted
sallanily, our artillery shelled the Rebels out
of their position. leaving their arms, equip
mcnts and blankets behind them. Our forces
destroyed their barracks, and then returned 10
Newbern
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a. Frcns ia tson TAYLOR ;SSi Pa sv~nur. W.
hAN" tn "xcsii"at pyc"'.ssr nursorg OF liar
TT. Mag .iut
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CLIGIpLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

Square 5l-Iots ;, 4,61s
Squire ~ Lots u. 49,
square lO1-Lots ii, %, %, 80.
sauare 132-p feet front Lot l.
Square 1s4-Lots / o. IL, IL, Sub. IL
Square i23-Lots 4, =, &, T.
square 499-Lot ~
Square s1I-Lots l. 2,3a1llJ
Res. A-Fast half OF Lot s, on Missouri Avenue.
near Third street
Also, q frst-cls-s DWELLING In the First Ward
and one in the Fourth
For particulars inquire of
JAS. +. HALLIDAY, Real Estate Asant,
D colin Corner OF Pa avenue and Tenth az
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GENERAL HITCHCOCK

Malor General Hitchcock hats arrived here
20 take d seat on forter's court martial.
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PERsoSAL-Col. Egan, ~: Hon. III
Blow, Mo-; Hon. X. A. watkinson, N Y: Ma,
lin, British Army; Maj Gen Hitcheock. u. 8
V; Col. Gregg, do; Gen. L. Il. Graham. de
Col w. r. Lloyd, 9th Ohio Cavalry; lew
Lang, N. Y; Hon. +. +. Low, Gal. Col Prrs-
colt, Mass; Capt Woodruff, British ARM
Capt Coinshton, do; Col. burnside, III Hos'
X. +. Fenton, n. Y, are at willards'
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n G4ETIEH'S RESTAURANT
The subscriber and proprietor of this we'll known
and long c. he'd Restaurant il Apply to inform
his numerous friends aud patrons that he hiss sue
ceedsd In making the necessary srrsnseman,s in
the Restaurant department, which enables him to
comply with the urgent requests OF the citizens Of
Washington and the public generally.
Irasmuch as he has completed the refttine OF
the upper part OF the establishment for the accom-
mediation OF gentlemen wishing private
. DINNERS AND SUPPERS &C.
arrangemsnt> have been made TO supply the table
from the markets of New York aud Philadelphia
daily, with
GAME.
EAST RIVER OYSTERS,
and all the delcscies Of the season
choice kelec ton of
WINES
LIQUORS and
HAVANA CIGARS
from the old establis he'd house of A Bininrer 4
Co., Opposite Willsrds',D will be found constantly
on hand C. GATTIER Proprietor
no Is colin 252 Pennsylvania avenue
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- The guerillas have nearly all disappeared
from the Green River country in Kentucky,
and the citiznns of that region have begun band
ing together 10 keep them out. Coils. Bruce and
Shackleford now hold Hopkins Vile, and the
troops at Madisonville cut OF the line OF rebel
communication between the Green River coun-
try and the South Adam Johnson has left for
parts unknown, and most OF his gang of thieves
have followed The remainder are being gather
ed in by Coils. Foster and Shanl<s and Major
Holloway, who is operating in the vicinity Of
RuSe,llyillr
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1tLARlPIED CIDER
- CLARIFIED CIDERm
have just received per schooners "Geors, =
Adams and y W, from Boston, q Lar ge supply
offer for sale at the lowest market price in guam
titles to suit purchasers
Hotel Keepers suffers and all Others in want Of
prime article Of Cider invited to cali and -x-
anime this before purchasing elsew here
Riley A. SUINS
Union Bottlinx Depot. 81 Green s.,
&l-N
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81 Tennesseesns coming through the gaps
in the neishborhood of Curib, rland Gap, csti-
mate the Rebel force there ~ from loo 10 O0.
The lexins ton by y OdSrrrrr. however, believes
the W hole force Of Rebels Al and IN the immr-
diate vicinity OF the Gaps TO BE- abo.t one brig
ade-eay LEGO men. About 150 cavalry are re-
ported TO have gone from Big Creek 10 Cumber-
land Gap a few days since-it il supposed for
the purpose of coming into Knox county for
aging and taking prisoners. 1t Is reported that
tie Rebels hung four citizens of Whitley county
during one OF their raids 3 week or TWO since
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The WHARvBs.-During the last fsv a.,
quite q number OF vessels have arrived m IL
whsTves, bringing MP wood, co.l, lumhev
oysters, &c. At HIveys whxryes th~re srs
several vessels with lumber, mostly for the
Govprnrent and several vees4Is with vaod
At Riley's wharf thore II q feet OF some g..
oyster vessels unloading, besidcs one brig win
lumber Tor the Government and one scboo.~~
with potatoes for9. and T. Parker 4 10 Sorns
Of the oyster boats are from Cherrystcne ana
have very nm. Specimens OF the .'bivalves,"
some 81 which are selling 1t ~ per bushsl
The amount at the wharf 10 quite iarxe and
consists OF every quality anging On price I'm
IS cents TO O.. There are seyerai yfsarDs -
wood now lying on, which ~ held NJ as 70 - -
Tor pine and md 80 TO e for oah; The supply Of
can End. TO MI contracts with ths t3overuuo~.ss.
hut q number Of vessels which Ia "a hSxXc~l~,
taken their wood 10 Baltimor~, have b~rrn =
arrive from tho Eastern Shore, the progu~rt
ahead is more favorable. The stock Of coal 70
about as much a. 10 usual for this season Of
the year, and with few moro carsoes th>rS
need be no apprehension o. n deficiency. TIA
ruling prices are from - .s5 TO %. AT the Sxth
street wharf boats in the employ of the Omar
tsrInastsrs department are arriving and de-
parting every hour with Government storss.
TIE ARRIVING SssAroRs.-The following
Senators have arrived herr, and taken The
quarters designated opposite their Names:
J. s. Carlisle, - ". corner Third and q sta
q. Davis, Choat's, .ss Sixth ct; ]. w, Gximes,
Mrs. Chipman's, go seventh st /, Jas. Harlan.
National Hotel X. Johnson, Vermont avenua.
between II and SITS; p. King, Mrs. Scriyen.
ere, No. 10 North A 50, w. 3. Latham, n W.
corner Thirteenth and X SITS; J. W. NesmftA,
Sai P.nnsyiy.ni s ayenps, opp9si.s willard,s;
M. s. Wilkinson, National Hotel; j. A. Wrixht
Mrs. Taylor's, Ill Third street
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EoR sALE-A GALvASIC IRON Platter Il
CoR SALE OR RHNr-A pBsLAN NARal
BILLIARD TABLE at Capitol House, Nc. .ls
TWO COMFORTABLY fCRNIS8Yp ROOMS
FOR rent with Board, in a private fsaiiy on.
reStec by register. and lightcd With s>s. A 500
rrquir ed. Rsiiroad witRin ON. .susre 49, ss a.
2o3 9Th 81. between and st.. no . as
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR xENr-rvo soe.
II large and pleasant FURNISHES Rooms fsc
rent insisting ola Psrlor and Chsmber, on ths
nrst floor; and other Rooms nay b. hal BY spsly-
!Hs ALL Ei.h,h street. between and n, ep.s-
I,UUV denee OF the rus~eriscr. roraer Of
-Four sni half and stTsets south, SCOUT IGo
eeiH si viii be gwen fSs The te ssa u sss
money and the capture OF The ihie. sss any isfsr-
s.Etsd 'ei inc 20 sts iAH sax K MAIZE -
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near wular o Hessa
Lscs.RD .NxxAsa
THIS EvRyINa.
BENEFIT
ssAEL or rHs AMERICAN STAGE
MISS LUCILLE wKsrBRN.
Who VIII appear in
TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
LCCRKfIA BoRGIA,
tn 8 POIS ONLR.
DON CESAR De DAzAN, @
- Admission %. s. and IS cents.
Lon sALK-A sn., large and A.sa,..e ~
4 HOkSl very good under saddle or Sa -
sArness. Ne mutt. but no further uss fer IN
NJ g. I.P : s:s: <;
D,xs NOTCH ---
PUBLIC PARTIES
The Sshserteer, At the urgent rec rest Of the C<e
sens Of W ash:nStoe and the Pubic Renerssi 40 -
nov ressnsd bis outside family slsiness. IN tAs
DINNERS. PARTIES, sUPPKRs AND MAP
DISHES
Sent "a part OF the City 81 the shortest ScS;~e
and win be sapsriniendea By The sab-criesr =
The Prsye,ssor .euid s.se ,. leave 20 remind Ais
Saloon las sses ha.Sed @ esauenesi ke.s.s-
rant. The La1ies who win Il roE him yite ,s~sr
Patronage win ind The eeccna Fio,r q han&
someiy fas aishea keee ptien Recon- in waicA ~.
SArTIsh vail be happy 20 receive their oraer~
kpsraoce'by the Private Door
Q. 6AUYIn1.
NO o-eotn ZsS Pesnsyivania sveune.
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ElAS>lLs scL oErGCsS~ SatRrs a 40
tot ess> 70 1Sy. pEKRT Bno-.
10 cSbs p. az roa Ninth ssrpSf.
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THE BUELL. COURT OF INQUIRY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. aS-The Ruell court OF
inquiry commenced It's sections yesterday
After organizing al aaleurned TIL to-day. The
prerocdinss viii De private, 4-n. Buell. VS.
not present.
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Tor RENT-A hardsnmely furnished suit OF
L ROOMS. consistip Of Parlcr and Chamber and
ether Rooms may be had, by applying at No. 1876
q street between 7th aud sth streets oppo,its
Patent Office No a Sts
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LADIES DRESS FCRS.
~ arrived Another gs AID Ana Os,-,r..
~ hS ln -ets s&d separate, from So n 10 = e.
. " ~ owe manufacture. snd AZ the -tsek =.
sSasat before the rise We a-s tbs ensAl - - PC.
The meet fsstia!aus ~ soll
Oar stS<A "a nRY GC-pns :. ALL :--.
SIS "A " MEYkN Pa W
,~ - Nsskes soaoe, under Averg Hvas.
h~tvAaE .sh Aaa An II.
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nSThE ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE ST
u>S Andrews Society of this City, will ne hali
Oh MONDAY. December Let. at John Welcker'. No
-! rem svenue lover Wall Stephrnsl All
Friends are invited and tickets may he hal al the
establishment OF BinniugerS Co oppgsits VII
.r1s, ~ the hosk STORE at Mr.. Bsltsntyu" on IN
Dinner on the table at clock NO ssN.
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An UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED on or
"A before the 18th December, containing . or :
rooms. centrally located. Rent vi be paid m onth
". i'll advance il desired AdIre., through Pos.
ofice or apply 30 A. JORDAN. corner c aud Third
: n, Ok
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ErRNI-HED ROOMS TO LET-To gentlemen
L only. Two hand some RO0NS-rsrior and Bed
Room or two bed Rooms, on first aud .. cond stor,
Also two OFFlCEs. Apply corner 18th and sts
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, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
H FOX RkNT-Suifa bic for members az Con
gress Apply tia1 Ninth street, between " ana
4. Near tne Patent ONCE. no Act
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Tvo mic.
L ROOMS. with folding doors between on the
first floor. References given and required Apply
st No. 349 Thirteenth street no % Sts
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nEEAECtri Nk MANSION,
uS NoTsNsEa ], lSSs
Until the meeting Of Congress the fresidcat will
not receive visitors sfter - clock n on sny d.y
nov S-iw
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k'ok sALE-H0RSE. WAGON ASpHARNsSs
= suitable for Suffers aud Restaurant -
nnesEer, Price llo. Can be seen at Or 1SN
and Isth ' A iSsh :. a,
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Democratic County Convention.

NOTICE is hereby given, thasthe Demo-
= critic Electors 10 and FOR The several
Boronghs and Elecnon Districts of Colum-
bia county, will meet all their respective
places OF noldine.said Elections
On Saturday. fhe Esd day Of .dugusf.
Beiwe,sn The hours OF 3 and o'clock [. NJ,
OF said day, Tor the purpose oi choosing
Two DsIeusies from each Election District,
10 mesi 10 COUNTY CONVENTION, al the
Court House. in Bloomsburs
On M'ondoy. the 25th day Of August,
AT one O'Clock P NJ, of said day, for the
purpoee OF making The usual Democratic
nominations. 10 be sup ported by the Elec-
tors oi Columbia counly al the ensuing Gen.
eraI Election. and Tor The transaction OF
olf1ei business pertaining 10 the interests OF
the Democratic parry
". II. JAC0BY. Chairman.
HupsoE OwEs, RoHR McHEsRv,
STkPHks PoHe. JEaEnIAH HAeEnBUcE,
J. R. RoBBlss, A. ], ALBERTsos,
JoHS NJ. NUss.
Democratic Standing Committes
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THE &dvstiises having been restored to
hexiih id few weeks. BY q vssy simple
remedy, Afeer having suffered years with a
severe luAg affection, and that dread. dis
ease, co3sumpiion-is anxious 10 make
known 10 his felow-sufferers the means OF
cnfe. -.
To all who desire il, be will send copy
of the prescription used [ftee of CHARGE
with the disectson for preparing and using
lhe same, which they will find sure cure
OF Consumption. Asthma, Bfopchius, &c.
The only pbisct of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is TO benefit The atflic-
ted. and spread information which he con-
ceives TO be invaluable, and he hopes eve-
ry sufferer viii Try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, N. Y.
May 2I, l62.-3m.
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Mime. DemOreSt's
QUARTERLY MIRROR of FASHIONS,
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

VzHHE Summer Number will contain four
large and splendid Fashion Plates, three
Full Sized Patterns, comprising the new
French Waist, and elegant sleeve, and
Misses Sack, together with nearly 100 en-
cravings OF ali the novelties Tor Summer
DO nnets, Cloaks, Trimmings: ChiIdren's
Dresses, etc, Valuable information TO Mil
liners, dress makers, mothers, and ladies'
generally presenting the largest and best
Fashion Magazine IN The World, published
Ats Broadway. and sold everywhere al 25
cents, or seni by IN all pest free. on receipt
OF The amount, Yearly 81 with The follow
ing valuable premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled
TO The selection of 50Seents worth OF plain
patterns, iron. the designs ir The book, or
from the show room or they may be order
ed and sent by mail any time during the
year, by paving The postage.
~ Splendid inducements TO Canvassers.
The summer number will be ready on or
about The ist of May.
April 30lh, 1882.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

nOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
- seni toail who wish il Gree of charge J
the Recipe and full directions for makir o
and using beautiful vegetable Balm. that
will etfecuaily remove Pimple, Blo:ches
Tan. Freckles, &c, &c, leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full di-
rectlous Tor using PelalTeau's celebrated
Stmulsnt, warranted 10 start full growth
OF Whis kers, or Mus.ache. in less Than
thirty days. Either of The above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
iwiih Stamps for return Posrage) DR..
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ISL s5l Broadway New YORK.
January 10, ls62.-2m.
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3 sEHGER s. CO. s
Letter GAS Family sewing Machine

EFiih all The Recent IMPROVEMENTS.
Is the bsss and cheapest and most beanis.
Ifnl Of all Sessiag Machines This Machine
will sew anything, from The running OF
tuck ia Taretan osihe making OF an over
coat; anything from Pilot or Beaver cloth
down 10 the softesl Gaue or Gossamer
Tissue. and is ever ready to do its work ia
perfection II can fell, hem, bind, gather.
tuck, quilt, and has capacity Tor great va
riety of ornamental work. This Is not the
ONLY Machine that can fell, hem, bind, and
so forth. but il will do so better than any
other machine. The Letter "a" Family
Sewing Machine may be had in great vari-.
eiy of cabinet cases. Phe Folding Case,
which is now becoming so popular, is, al
It's name implies. one that can be folded
into box or case, which, when opened
makes bsaatiiul. substantial, Substantial
aud spacious table for the work TO resi-
upon The cases are OF every imaginable
design; plain. as The wood grew in its native
forest, or as eIaboralely finished as aFl can
make them.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, ETC., OF tho
very best qualify.
Send for copyiof SINGER & Co Is GszErTR.
/. M SINGER & CO.,
45s Broadway. n Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. $40 Chestnut 81.
N. s. Tingley, Agent, iii Espy, Pa.
John ShatpIsss, Agent, in Catlawissa.
Ju %, 1862 -Iy.
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HURRAH FOR THE UNION,
And l.. L. sharpIess' "Cheap Cash Store.n
NEW GOODS GREAT BARGAINS

THE undersigned is just receiving Iew
snpllJ of goods, fresh from the cities OF
New York and Phil'a. and is prepared 10
sell them at Reduced Prices.
CaIicoes from &c to l23c, the best atl23c
sonle of which cos, i5c. Dress Goods /;
ChallIs, Lavellas, Ginghams, MusiiEs, Ken
lucky Jeans, boys Cassimeres, &C., &C.,
in proportion.
LADIES' Shoes and Gators, in great vari-
riety of style and qualify. A good heeled
Gaiier for 623e, and an excellent Congress
for 81 90. A kid heeled Lace Boot Tor 81
and upward ALSO, the High Cut Palmo>
raj Lace Boot for ladies'. Ladies' and Chill
dfens' Skirts, Linen Handkerchieis, &c, al
very low figure.
@Wce@09 are
Best Stone Ware Sets 81 90, &c Hominy,
Dried Peaches, Mackerel, -Chees, Lemons,
etc Good Syrup Molasses from 80 10 6oc
gallon. Sugars, lower than recently sold,
from &c 10 I3c, The latter price for best
white. Coal Oil as low as anywhere.
E9-An examination of the goods is soli'
cited. Come and see for yourselves, that
the Cash System is preferable TO anv other.
Grain aud country produce taken in ex-
change for Goods by
L.. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbnrq March 90, 1862.
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TraYerse .JMrOrs.

Bloom-Michael Waller, Joseph Barkley,
= John Deierich,
Borough Berwiek-Jesse Bowman, Hudson
Owen,
Centre-Wm. Shafer, H w Hagenbueh,
jeremiah Hagenbuch.
Canawissa-Geo. Scott, Casper Rain, Dan
iel Helwig,
Fisaingcreek-Mau;n zimmerman,
Frsnkln-Brnj. p. Fortner,
Greenwood-lsaa Dewiu, senr.
Locus-Reu Fahringer, John Davis,
John Kline David HerbeIn John Hsrner.
Madison, Valentine WeiIiver, Matthias,
Moore, Shepherd Ruoyan, Richard De-
mott,
Mt Peasani--Wm Miller, VIM Kitchen,
MenlouI-Pster Heinlbach,
Mifin-E. n. Hess,
Maine-Jarob Shugar, VIM. T Shuman,
0range-Alfred Howell,
Pine-Ezra Runyan, John Wintersleen.
Scoti-Thomas w. Edgar, Elias Kline, c.
Nnss, Sam1 Hasenbuch.
Bloomsburg, July 23, 1862.
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legat
creditors and other persons Interested in
fthe estates OF the respective decedenls aud
minors, that the following administration
and guardian accounts have been filed IN
the Office ofihe Register ofsColumba CO.,
and will be presented for confirmation and
aIlo vance to The Orphans Court, 10 be
held at Bloomsbury. in The county afore>
said, on Wednesday the. Sd day OF Sep,em.
ber next al O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day -,
l. First and final account ofGeo. Blech-
er & Peter NJ Karshner Executors of Henry
Krum late OF Moutour township decd.
3 The account of Alem B. White exec
ulor OF Joseph White late of Pine Twp
decd.
8 First and final account ofChas. Mas.
teller admir- OF Lewis Smith late of Brier-
creek twp, decd.
First account ofGeo. Hughes and 9th
efs administrators oil The estate OF Jose ph
Paxton late OF Catawissa twp, decd.
3. Account of Wm. Cox Ellis Executor OF
Elizabeth Murray late OF Derry twp, decd
s. Account of Robert Dawson Admir-. OF
B. F. Tens late OF Ca.tawissa Twp, decd
IL Final account of David Davis s. Paul
Leidy executors oil Sarah Sechler late of the
Borough of Danville decd.
O. fttSt duu iitidl dCcCuut cI. JOS6pu w.
Reese sdmr OF BENJAMIN w. Reese laie OF
Greenwood township de'd.
9. First ard final account of John FL.
Hetler executor of Peter Herlocher Iaie Of
Miff1iD twp, dec'j.l
10 The first and fnal account of John
Smith admir- of Peter Crawford late OF Mad
ison township decd. 4
IL Account of David Krisher, Guardian
oi Geo. w. and BenvilIe Krisher m;noi sous
OF Simon Krisher late oil Locust twp. deed.
l2. The final account OF Peter Hippen-
STEEL and John Hirpensleel administrators
OF Conrad Hippenslee tale of Bnarcreek
Twp; decd.
I3. The first aud 6nal account of Jonalh,n
Wilson admir- of Arnold Kesier la:e OF
Greenwood township decd,
"a. The final account of VIM G. Quick
and John G. Quick, adm'rs OF John Il.
Quick lale of Montour twp, decd.
Is. The final account oil Cyrus B. Reece
admir- oil veniah Reece late of Hemlock
township decd.
l6.. First and nDal account OF John Rich
art, adm'r of Samuel Richarl lale of Msdi-
son township, dec. d.
DANIEL LEE, Register.
Bloomsbury, Aug 9th 1862.
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CREDITORS, and other persons inter es-
~ ted. will take notice that the under
signed, Auditor appointed by the Orphan s
Court of Columbia county. 10 settle and
adjust the rates and proportions of the
assets of the Estate of Benjamin, Hayn an,
decd, in the hands of Solomon Neyhard
his administrator, to anG among the cr,sdl-
tors of the said deceased, according 10 law,
will attend 10 the discharge of his duties,
at his office, in Bloomsbnrg,in said equity,
on Saturday, the Sixteenth day of Aug gust,
A. .. one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, [the con-
firnaiion of the first Auditors Report liav
ing been taken of by the said Court, and
The said report re-committe1 TO the said
Auditor, when and where all perons
interested are reques,ed 10 present their
claims 4, The Auditor or be debarred from
coming in for share of the said asseis.
w. WRIT, Audiftr.
Bloomsburg, July l6 CIT.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-20
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