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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
Army Correspondence.

JAsss O. Parks. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

An addition OF twenty-five per cent win be made ON 'he
above rates for Special Notices.
Aren't, . other towns cities viii be allowed twenty
az but no of any kind,
wi.s be inserted AZ less than regular rates.
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l.re.n Cum .l....rla..d Cap.


- = flti y l-atits LAND trAi'-
.fi September lst 1852 -
Dear Register: Oh YESTERDAY we had a hive
u ffihe Tor Time. Ic cnsAly saeilesi Us ios
IN hour Or So, bptdoi.c rs no damage We
ia ls,i Teply
All qIiiet to-day. a fas Of truce has iissl
9pine Up oar IiiHess Conveying Capt. Rhodes
fsBl seine 30 men s-aptnred at Rogers Cap
ilsrae , or & ilt.ies below here. Capt X. |
HlleFsian.l. cOniaiai Is Capt. Rags la.r's old
tp,nltsiIs from Hsnsasohz county. The comIa-
fn wss on picker 8 <flie Gap. ard WIS snr-
sr'svl. IS andifSltnd, 10y Col. Cmieris f. st
hefneslsee rtgiHtlass- q lear our cavalry wHl
s,st pf this war fsitli hait iiff,e-cfc,lf- Ths.r
+ sIsisa liiier las sisfbses paFolsd ard leases
is i4lay. Cart Gailop. wlo hspnglit the
ttsPtnll AM liis Eien over. reIiEized thar teis
iii i',iis ,yele s'siF} u th--gsR. and they pa
io'e.i ls.n ;slIa at
L. f.Ie e IS ~ ufllss .sow I5ls tse enemy Gil.
bod oil sat ii filrl
i Eesta ;fiily.
f1tST Ti.sNfs.s..I..
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IN ] nj. ! 4 FIAg.

ri FAyi. a. hAFSr-
Ike The -oar d. ~ ,si..tr5i Sisees
on Wild 18th ,sEstsssls stgand.
The Fysce Vi t-.ss51iG=.eis risft III. ~
dis tssinaefup r. iif ~ eufrzlt;ed lad ~
Fer Ehe cup q isir wee rats oyer
A4l the Day n orr grafi. Is uAst.
And drrcy - fed h iheII H-eiS,
A9d Hatrea X King II las.
i The 81. silh tla Sable Bifinert-s
Fl i.eit itthnlrt The War q II bfea.a.
For We n,ss b Il, III. witch S..vf Vengeance
d 4 4f Ne IolbtS the cap.Ain- Death.
IN sile gloon sHlhe gesy breaches
90 tie rairpfsts wlap- i flame.
AldI de t'.lned homie tga.ls "a L tse1
BY hundred deed II shame
HiteEesaesg ~ tlla = &lsslls ialiy.
tHdihe Lands r In Alien meet.
We rlli crii-h tie had Il the dsllA
ftkfile -aFlp ~ 1nF aFnal.d .eet.
u, Eil. 4lth lie Sabie shn+r
l-aL n tsrisl Il tipe IS Ar-s;ti's breath
Fgf re m srch n the 4iehwprl = TrngeaEcei
-aAd We foiloF the sptain3-iA-afh.
Tibet have i.sasht ,ls ieaF-ai iesslih.
= n D5reea II a.s be rs u fre.
t.the souls II Il h 1T III heroes
Leap up With erre desire
Asidswc sxsssg rs al that = sacred,
and we >Neia by al that r mare.
+ II 81 tlI- g afty ara cruel DastaTls
Sllalir5faise par lpuieS1., nlsfe;
ii Theii-up S8si tic Sable Banner.
/. ! il Thrill IL tie VA tin1'S bseati,
For we liuciI n he warcaw ri = Yc1ge1rces
Ana We iollsa tic s.l,taln-peath.
+. I've via rsli the l.isltws n lattle
VI k. b.sciN ID Ire brss -art fsts.
TtAHls lea yuesr.i and -frir keIf cit e.
stall qu kc wiisl D ~ Sarsi ;lsgoe:
They shall c.nifass the aw el alsaany
o. the e.sniiicf fh5iir lli>t gnh,
s. Nhsrs lie Aofthland iiugs witliswailiRgs
An tie ssanl I'D e SIS. hath wSsigf
fhen ap with the ; IDLE Banner.
-i.et II thrill Il the Nai-Gul- breath.
For NJ n irs:. - the wsfes..rd vefgeanreI Il.
And We FOLLOW The p;aiis-lleath.
sNoTg-6..nsttsais Liberty lsai...t o .pre-;.,.,
cause decided many fili~s in the Old Y0sI. nov 10
/. foagIit III the New
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THF cnsscHIPTEoN lAR.

-r.- - - f>riTlf D. - At - ~ ~ 2aoY-1r
reg RIA ruE-ic Z -FzSee
Ia sFs,s II The c1ig tlcis - uai sni iAe 90
soiafe re-e-sify e kerpin- g. f,e sert ~ S-at
arrrr ard q placing u ~ sel- la ditto.
f'r.e :, NIT lie zdFarcitE toiI--. rile enea1.
NIX srsad11a orr -oii- tiere-rr "A
-,,..-los T. Caacss81 ~ ~ c1rfnsrrciA Sfqfsf
n An srir = faiit IL - lt-'.ift l ae e-fs
b. ar-iiiiEzad - I ont AID qisce "a ne 1l'-s
srr,rt IL Cs1eterst= 1879 cr hlee ze-r-,ssf
fSs the war sail iavebt ssissr r. lit III Mt
r1s-i siso are Residents = III 1i'eit-it of-te-
.,resn tie ssez Of ,hsess ART stse years ~
rfrc he Ell cr -eiis p VI ~ n W. ft- CO.
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inaidritysof the wounds recefvede BIZ orr men
fre saif 70 be slight. Tie, Overwhelmingly
great loss Of the enemy iSacceuHtes f6r by the
splendid perforrinnces D: our artillery, Which
4peraied itoin excehcnf positions and hour af-l
ter hour poured a lrrrdcrbus fire into Popcsl
he4sy coiptans As they elsayesi t5fbrcak our
lines; and BY the o-le-sifei Slaughter vkicii
occurred during the early moments or Tie ranil
and Eetfeat
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slt0 A0etrtisEments.


~ NfnsiaY r,- 81 instant negro boy by tie
~ name y ,lINsS SlIa hoy il I've isfs five ~ sx
4saas HieiI. 3l4cs rslmpexi6n and stout wei li-
Il'ut has tisli-h the lett eye kees II
hfl-ils shut Iie bal on wea he esf s premises
4aiiiesz' AZ. ana sill Frr4i,y MAKE liz wy aero
the RIVER 70 JOIN the Niske-s. VII give liberal
fewafd pr tie appfss ensisa Of sId hoy. and trter
to AZ Gsaftaf,1sl. ri ia aly ] n filn can get
lin Apply - tAtEX- Ncil9N AID.
i 49, n , 81 IL Or III. Rch-i nIiicn- j.
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TdIlhe Officers Of Tie .lfaiy.

yf>f4F ailaryancs - applications "a have fsees fsd
i lip I'll t'aef S,ah. amounts - n,fsaiSs- 1b.
s;aiir inltay Possssii u rls ket s,f sach pra r.
81 i li1ell t'i+t s4it cilIai air. az<lif sr
ss kst Sk sn4 O. i=e Iiiel hbr-eS. c-fiit fff-
Ii stii not IL Iscs, i issSs -fi.zef Va anj hsvs
III, - .rs 10 ever hc- Ike fh~ sane s.rle ng~ue
u sruih II tbe ~tlllel 6ad nsver been ,i-.it. an7
t,sl I-,ut sell rl AM taf positive issrlrce
3.n.sl. laf X ss.lsi d. Ffraes Q aItestfsisief ai
lNiil III ik3 = s-V I Plf- II - ~ -
4 Ch@ttsHstss. Avg zs-lS ns; / D. oi Qai-
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Schools zosicc-

fsiff, shiss>li4 vii eos.sine4ee ne Eicnri stsl
i feirn y; i- ssi Ia Ire Csii'e tsn 1i.f 81
II 81 ~ ist---s s.tls ~ hop : - tat = Ar7nti-si
siai - de .,s~s l,lffli &c WIKI VA i-r rcnnp
iaiy isas lhr rcd i'm Ia IT, pas
ikaa,3 f'eIn- 4fy brkace- l,r I'VE la9u'hs. S 90
Stidcce tsec-sfsi 3. tessll 'santii1f r ~
lci.s-lla II assi.t IL. ofiFst lie isliis.s1 81 -
t-i..a sls,l. L s. ~ --ls 81 p } 3 1--crist-'
d h4ul il$n.a Sfi'-aflt ir' - ltAit--s. fON-
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Hnfsc taken I'D.

IlAKEN NJ on II ss,sess7uf s-hsifaneosa. o. Wed
4 j. leSdl a- acly raj hai-e H. hands hi-a - III
nssYi!s ife s,srs4r ,ifaif fiis ,~e spniica
ion 70 flHk cfire. h joy TX chaIes ad prcrnr nrpfl
lbifyl An-istf
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III f-.l ID " iIi-. = --ti- - 49, q
I,nr. Il viii - AZ l-41. 'y-fis it D. ie. =
dive III cstze-Is the i-ahcr s'is -iiffs si
sl.,, all ify ris sent tn .
b3 fiefr1Al arllct hcisf3..re IKE. = iii, give -
i-ssefoIsl bud - rs-ssInrc tl tlet ri afiif-i
me or MY asnt-. ID si7ht s'-s fins permit
IA. - - the il.sn sii.lh- ~Ntf per 9sst-
H.,se M skirts not ~ fa5e 't nisi3- ARMY ..i
aud zher, -E.s. q > 81 ssh . APP r..l n ~
pe IFn.f-- J..igf, Si.s5s Tn
aalssl Nj siad Q aTtes l'i'-ier-
~ ftltfanona 1fbeas- Lirsrei a ~. tret M -
md JorltSbr -iliers pa,.iSi 10 t1gzn ~ Two d'i
iiik "a. Tni III -.sl Z aeto-si- = .l-s ~
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IfkDN DC camp 4 NJ ~ tiiiee's C8Yaify Batfalion
1Na small d. lsset li.l>e abnut : year, old Any
s5f letaairg fht slflie al tbe camp eta mile South
= lisn or hii 1nais, cs{tE. viii .-ifesiy retfaf-
ied.l j. +. BASS.
saia 3 dit Coolies t;aV Bait.
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ms ,n7yAsrk.ss RIoar wsss A. ~
! l.lf.tianooza. I-nn. .lAa. -. Issz.

RS nay AsrE.s. FIoar Sll>s A. r..
cisstianocsa. Trnn. lsas.s2s. 1871. +
IGEvERAI. oRpEts. I
NJ q
Ihelf}ipring named ofEreyk are snnisizrel =
eo''sttst the personai and eefal <ta 4 lie III
jfr Geuer5i cc banding the Il yat wing. army u III
Mi-siss'9A..
) FisEs.sS Il sFAF7-
iicH;- Z. i.sessni,osll . / de.f-snp.
sisent a. Fi,is Aias.74essap.
Lieut.. dcl 4 Fr Te-tsrppu. sol Aide caslP.
GsSR- A. sfAPF.
Maj Gs'o -Fil iasnsoh s4sIsfani A-iia,sni c-asral
Lieut. y L-B liier.S A. Asst Adj.itas.s General
Mai I. !. g IL lolt. Ihsp-rler General.
I-iees p. Silence. Assi. inspector General.
Nj \ iN. fafrsdee. chief u o. 5aA5ire.
sIsi :. + Bar < ksd. CHEZ x Ar,iIiers.
Lieut. n Rtx.c, tsziii.s-it q, cA.ei 81 osiaa@e
and Arfiit-ry.-
surEeos y. I'll cayaa 81, aIediesI Inspector aaa
All H.iisra7Dirccior.
IMaE T.fa,f p-s.ss fQsls,sr.al.,er.
MAJ staai's ;. etiei sissl'nissa ;.
b H..EnEaali pa Of MAJ. Gen Polk
aue25 4w Gf,o- WILL lAtSoS, \. a Gen.
f----l--------a l.l----e
BsNLl ssr-s Fac -lsailsuias who took a htx 81
ehthiag.ei EiEssil The tr .;eii II sst..n yesterday
noraig Iieili l,,ecks via ssenser eseat sassr b
.efnrninE IA y lss hotel. The box l,ri,5i=s tpt
hrl-heF 'f iie l.Sth rel ss-ec rr=Ient. anl caa-
lned ed hn- -ertto hi- laea bs t1eir sire- and
friends Al home The ernslssnsa VII please ai-l
ease tie ri< 81; this avest:sneat AT he Relsei Of
Iiee. D. u. THRAs1E
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M Ire ri Seitelnher is55 Final Statement of "a
" sliSt iargesih ssl err & " Pras.nl- H,.ziitai
- ths IL IS Vols. Any ird.s9 sisr
a-tye viisse i f.sly reverted ~ isavius lie same
at NILS once = st =
III flymasfeFH are NeieAg fafs irnad MT =, ;iay
tiS 0'.ss -Finat s;air.cH lus4s c,aeI ,aA,d ,sssh
thf ~ fHes dsfeigrse gEad by ne csrnaiadng oei.
cer and a7fscveI By TIE 6eafral.
81 Ill. u 6. E-iI.Sfl ~
saP3-sts On u. ~ it<'t niss vols
Atlanta Scl;hera Glni4isT4iy copy - znlozltt Of
- ind Fess,l iHifafint .siisr US
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-- fxat CI-rt nrk1 tr.r-s4i :.
-fliltfl,iff-t4. s--.. as ln.1-
81 SEEaI cenEE
SoS
TIE Iees-=ifr - ar i-f7- ear "a t-rr q. ham.
ensS rCfarniGg fffn Str4 bern a.. flt
frli's which =, i.,' i,cre ~ lie fe1 1ids = Il
m,,.-,ibir r. l.lt1lsr zFsii- "a .Si.lf- +,
Re tnl,c1t1l.se aifny ft- ora nIl-f- ti,r
isfi.uliiics a-xsi, 81 desire 81 fs r..fri.rd ,ais-
Eri,r $50 fsr - Tire ,lil. ard j. b. iEcd
ihst the quail holy = rirss o. 1isi aff silIiis
foun;eer win enrol theme is.th Tia ield, and
kin.iicd airesdy In rir slItac-
be G.vrrsslr j fhi4ff-r r r,l a ssrtrt al
; f..fT a. ofcafll-r = -ta,e rrfss-
fser'efat orders N,- :; slii orr rt-H-st ri lr
H. e. a. siidliir b as - rcisi~ alr+ a, ..f-sn
40 return Their Sffr fl~ a. le ci-ii al. 6tftT1
3 Ike State atd fc.a r Is -L'er4ii ra.rfs-
b cnnet,ard y fs-ref4nf
I5HaN - HARRIS
/ VT wnirrHos,xr. : 1T dal-
-
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fonll,,itfrd

F.ldi4flh Chaiiano 80. on tie 7stpAnens-. isGs. &
rec5f il,y .ri, Ssy- his name y isiil aud s.,s
H. III il;ir = has caiify. ala. re Sai-si. - u
S Was II a1e tecf high, rpper esI- he ~ r.
ul p.slfe COME tnfrard pllve prrers < and pas
l.safkes ~ = B. CoCLI Y.
II an. 80 Sbefts II C..
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0aIi Coal. sOaI.

ID ART les nd iiTin. c.a fr the com .n-s txiner cal
2oataiu itby addfeisipis LARK I Bf.nDOT.
seis9-2wp Running Water Tenn.
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IziiE L u ~-rsy mule 4 n : i., -. 4Ie 5sa fz5
i siiiaut j. hinsls hisll Tie owner z sr pItsis,
+ NE al ,ifrif l. The particular mix ~ the u....
u s.xiIeiis, arr. get A.i.i.i !. T. PU-s-is-Y.
I. eiaAitlhs'asa. Sspr , -spl
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Eonlu,iffed

RIO i.it IN q tfar "a ..is the 27h sntc-. iSs2
arnll-sa t-s, named Alex. ~ho sas> lie hrioligr
~ t.cct.trli 81 Pr safuc Co1nty. Mississippi
~ = ailtrt sstk inches high. 5ak toii EXON
Ti5a s,r,ir ri me sCls.s.l uEye property aud lay
esll4re.sl ~ n. 3. tOta.f FL
I 49, al eherG Har,iitoa Co.
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nora Te,fs trunk ire. MIS- ore bar 1ia 81. i-
r sai,eu ifs-1 Ire s-rfs htsi1 Il st - I =
tzf 1sirht sr--,ir-risy l--f
4 tasefi flE,1-l mistise fc li.r- .u- IA --i T.
,rad Tor it, rr-.i7r 81 fte 1ri eie-if -ial -t-
thiei lslte lc<te 4 -1-l i-l- f1ers -br,u- tt-
Psisf Oh t1es "a = q IT. rai = q ~
- r Nffoo
aae2c-lw Col irfissfs e...f
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KENNEDY HOUSE.
40 CONSt,EsEPTS

Nan wishes - 60 a. 8 ar,istitnte III rczscnA-
\ BE corpslsati5r who i sprc frp1a crsisellt-
tian. Apply ~ This e.eee lof II - r-arerly Hous
hct--srfi : r. = isriSfi s-tfsli r. ,pr7 III
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% AsTss l .ss 'H = ME y s ss;I.Ss'
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4 CFsics og i'sslssA ~ QCAaris4 4srgs,
- Ilal.i,,.,ill - - So. III isll

HE Galnnli.s. iep.. sept 3ib 1ss2
II i order % Qaatis IA lei snerssI lave been N
ID tgrstef WI i entire cstp # o.;ing The hides
y The bees.s killed f5r tbs army FIR aiming. AMI the
ss base n Leathsf TT ptnaf .c-uri'is. 1lilness
sE ll4tiet baud aud iyanfihE hides VII. ID wei II
hdfe~s nae j in ffispef fyfsenee-- The tsi>f
a silad- aHG' Is liz fsii q al tiiofie tatner-
-sSisf ~ 7s5 a. leathsr held y i'rire soiao.e
iirites sii. 5eisiip4esssl. #. 81. DlflLsRn.
Msjsr 4, On.
So1tiifTu Ionisderary cbpy AMI seild bill q No II
fee nj iurfit-
T. > Seuh copy rsfsr ctf 4fifiis TIC t4lrei ssse
nirt.is : ~ DILL. AID.
F SCI esf a On,
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So REsEAHu.
jSstRAs DIOR etoeh from lie s,ar 81 n,x ssiee Al
- Chatttnnfet Angus I'll iss2 aae aioa-a isiis.i
lfliFc nlnik X n ii- -he- r-ir< OH ,sires ana
has her "a n all tsi1e iiidIs cut with the BIT.
sril give tr doilars III hestrer,ira sais lc<
huii ~ qif.slsulfs asked. G. ~ ktNNEflY
I teff-sf 4. @ a.
Wanted
EI'Ohir4 tarrfy nrzzfo .-Ieu nn'nal cars aai ra
sen<l &c. Al II x, D.rsit- tp..I, e.
Cl4tiaf 1ti5a. SIP 2-lw - ! fInsfAS
irtft Msi- X Past z Ttirs-fer
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Oh flfln SAzlvsiie Cisatlstssa r. Z. l.'a.- m
-It'fVu .lor~ll - To-, - ne 90 Iesic- IAi'i-.r n
is,iii A F.sirs --.l- AZ ttf 81 I q I-ie.se--
- unirr-lt Ilcl 81 Atlanta ts-lr-it-
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sii Liberty lgai.rst @. preston,
cause decd.d many fl~s IN the Old Y0siI, nov 10
Y lolgIli ID the NV.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-09
greenwood Seminar v.

THE Spring Term of this lHstituii on wi
l. commence on the 7lh of April 1ext.
T he Principal will be assisted tY able
instructors, and as ample facilities will be
afforded TO qualify Students Tor Ielching,
for business or for more extensive course
i'll literature, liberal share of patronage
Is again solicited.
Pupils who do not come from ht me, or
are not put under the charge o. near rela-
lives, must board al The Seminary, and be
subject TO The regulations thereof. They
musi provide their own towels and have
each article Of clothing distinctly mrked.
Eleven weeks constitute a quartz sr aud
there will be vacation of about six weeks
in mid summer.
Boarding, washing and Tuitior with
furnished rooms, will be S25 per Quarter,
ore half payable in advance.
Tuition alone 10 Common branches So 90
+" including advance Algebra
mathematics his'nry &e. 90
in LalIn, German or French
Teach extral l co
For further particulars address
WM. BURGESS, PrinIipai.
MiIlvile, Col co., Feb. 26, 1862.
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traverse Jurors, for May, 1862.

Bor. Berwick-Henry c. Freas.
BIoom Peter Bill meyer, George Weaver.
Brisrcreek-John Fesler, IT,, john Blank,
jr., Enos l.. Ada ms. Joseph Slackhonse
Beaver-Jscob Il arriger, Peter Eckfoath.
Beuion-Jseob Kimole; Alexander CoIley.
CalIawissa--John Ritter, George Slrck er,
William rau
Cenire-John Hill, Paul Zaner.
Franklil-Washiugto PaH, Aaron Lam
berison.
Fishinscreek-Elias pesIer, Henry Bitten
bender.
Grsenwooc-Jesse Reacock, Nicholas Cole
John NJ. Parker.
Hem ock-Renben Bomboy, Samuel Oil.
Benjamin Wilson, Jacob Harris.
Locnsl-He Fahrinoer, Jacob Miller,
David Hanck, Michael Hover.
NJ fflin-Slerhen Auchenbach, John IL.
lahe, Henry Angle.
Observation-Disclosures Christian, Thomas A.
Funston. John Fruit, jr.
MoniOur-Lewis Roat, Grier Quick.
Oranee-Jesse Coleman, Peter P Kline,
Hiram r. Kline.
Roaringcreek-Bsn Hauck.
Susarloaf-Willlam Masleier, Elias Cole,
George Hess.
Scoll-Caesier C Mar, Samuel Kressler
March 90, 1862
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COUNTY. Pa WEDNESDAY APRIL 1862


WHEREAS the Hon. Aaron X. Peck
w ham, President Judge OF the Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv-
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in The 26th Judicial District, compos,
ed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hons. Stephen Baldy and
John Mckeynolds, Associate Judges, OF Co.
lumbia Co., have issued their ,,recept, bear
Ing date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty one, ard TO me directed for holding
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms
hurg, in the county of Columbia on The first
Monday (being the 9th day. of May, next
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, The
Justices of the Peace and Constables oil the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons al 10 o.
clock in The forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other remembran-
ces 10 10 those things which 10 their offices
apperiain 10 be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in lhe Jail
of said county oil Columbia, 10 be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be just Ju-
rors are requested TO be puncual in iheiI
attendance, agreeably 10 Their notice, dated
at Bioomsburg, oath day OF March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousard eight hundred
and sixty y-oDe aud in the eighty-sixih year
of the Independence of the United States OF
America. (God save the Commonwealth J
JOSIAH H. FURMAN,
Bos%.bn,s, snrd,n,s qs'st' M..' %, 1862. Sheriff.
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RaUEsRAEa FOR THE UNs1N,
A nd l.. Y. >haTpiess' 'sCheap Cash = ORE
NEW GOODS GREAT BARGAn,sl

THE undersigned is just receiving Few
supply of goods, fresh from the cities OF
New York and PhiPa and is prepared TO
sell them a. Reduced Prices.
Calicoes from 7c 10 l23c, the best at I23c
some of which cost I5c. Dress oods !;
ChaIlIs, Lavellas, Ginehams, MusliEs Ken
tncky Jeans, boys Cassimeres, &c. &C.,
in proportion.
Ladies' Shoes and Gators, in grea vari
riety of sly lie end quality A good IIeeled
Cater for 625c, and an excellent Collgress
for 81 .00s A kid Eeeled Lace Boot Tor 81
and upward ALSO, lbe High Cot Palmo>
raj Lace Boot for ladies'. LADIES' an, Chill
drens' Skiris, Linen Handk erchle.s, &c., al
a very low figure.
8@e9mS WeUo @
Best Stone Ware Sells 81 90, &c HI miny,
Dried Peaches, Mack ereI, Chees, L''mons,
ETC. Good Syrnp Molssses from so to 60c
a gallon. Sugars, lower than recently sold,
from &c 10 l3c, The latter price f E best
white Coal Oil as low as anywhere.
HA An examination OF the goods i, soli
cited. Come aud see for yourselves, that
The Cash System is preferabIe 10 any other.
Grain aud country produce taken in ex-
change for Goods by
1T SHARPL ESS.
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TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE-SEATED LAND.

A GREEABLY TO The provisions of The act
IA OF Assembly. entitled an Act 10 reduce
the State debt. &c. passed the 39lh day OF
April, 1874, the Treasurer of The County of
Columbia hereby gives notice TO all per-
sons concerned therein that unless the
County, road, school, poor and State Tax,
&c. due on The following real estate situate
in the counlv OF Columbia, are paid before
the day OF sale, lhe whole or such paris OF
each as will pay the charges and costs
chargeabIe thereon, will be sold at the
Courr House in Blooms burg. co. OF Coum
bia, on the 9Th day OF June 1862, being The
second Monday, and 10 be continued by
adjournment from day to day for arrearages
OF taxes due said county aud the costs ac :
crned on each respectfully.
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TREASURE R'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS.

A GREEABLY TO the provisions OF an Act
"A of Assembly. entitled an Act directing
the mods Of selling Unseaied Lands for tax
es, and for olher purposes, passed the 18Th
day of March, 1878. aud the further sup
plsmenis thereto, passed the 18Th dar OF
March, 1917, 25ih day of March, 1921, and
9Th day of March, ,S47, the Treasurer of the
comfy OF Columbia, hereby gives noiice
10 sll persons concerned therein, that unless
the Co, Road, Sehool. Poor and State Taxes
due on the following tracts ol Unseaied
Lands, situate IN Columbia county, are paid
before he day oi sale, The whole or such
paris of each tract as will pay the taxes
and costs chareeabe thereon, viii he sold
81 the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsbury,
county Of Columbia. on the 9Th day Of June
1862, being The second Monday, and TO be
continued BY adjournment, from day TO day
for srreaEages of taxes due said county, aud
the cost accrued on each tract respectively
W4RRdNTEES OR OWNERS.
RENTON TNP p
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BfiHin

Estate Of Chrlsfophcr Heller, laIe Of ElUIin
tosonshiP, Col CO., deceased.
r ETTERS iestainentary ON The estate of
Ia Christopher Heller, late of M;fh in Twp,
Columbia county deceased, havs been
orant ed by The Register OF Coiumb coUn-
~. to Samuel Heller, residing in Hollen-
back township, Luzefne county. All per.
sons indebted 10 said estate are re lnested
10 call and make immediale paym int, and
those having claims or demands will pre-
sent them pTcpeilv authe pticalod 70 settle>
ment 10 the undersigned.
SAMUEL HELLER, Erecp or.
January 8, ie62.-6t.
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GRAND Jurors, Con May Perm, IS62.

Bloom-John Pursel, ST., Montgomery Kline
Andrew Creveling.
Beaver-Christian Shuman.
Benlon-Elijah Khre.
Briarcreek-John w Bowman.
Bor Berwick k-Townsand Booze.
Cauawissa, - John Sharpless, Daniel c.
Gearhar.
Hem ock-John Brugier.
Jackson-Frederick Vile, 'Robeu.Edgar.
Locust-Wm. Lee, David L. HeIwig, Reu-
ben Fahrioser, jr., Benjamin Wagner.
Mount Pleasani-Tnomas j Welllver
Madison-Jacob Swisher, Henry C. Mil Is.
0range-John Herring.
Pine-Jnhn Lore, Albert Hunter.
Scoit-Peler Ept, Enock Howell.
March 90, 1862.
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