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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

.GAgI AMySEMENFS sIo
GRAND MASQUERADE "a,
,I5.- AND & TO es1sI
FAN GY DRESS BALL,
TlaIz ATOHAPIEsH HALL, s4I
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Fra. u. '62.
Under thu auspices OF TIE a-il4
"U4N LON CLUB"
TIoKET T5.-.-,.......-. sIoe
sPROfA10R's TICKE1s.....-............ % 6SltI,
--leaaa
1D-LadieS are required 20 Unmaak II ths RscsD-
tton Hoon before sntefing the aali.
Iacss Sishisg gsIri.gfs uiii DlsaSolsass their
NLBVELAND - II
SKATING PARK.
This Park. which VIII be opsnsd 70 yisftors On
-on "a =. : sngasy 6sR ~, ls 81 HEsa ofsbout
loot of Ohio street. The main approach fhersto
VII be via ssnees street and the ssusel sEF5ss aad
Junction Of Central Way ana s1onp'8 LsYss
BULBS AND REGULATIONS.
I. The control Of the Park win b. in the hsds Of
5a9 " r.. s9a "a SSgsEntsoesn sd sys
holders Of family tickets, who VII Moo 5bsif-
snoe . regulations and preaerFe striss 0FsgF and
2 Gamer q all kinds WIN b pfoaIbissd. ozesvt
when proper provisions gre made for ghsm. No
except such ss are furnished b the tsnds1t
3 Any person Who Wiilf1lfT crgafel dfsturbancs
manner unSseomfSE : Fs1tIsia1. WI ts elSisi
ne PropristoE raserYing the rishs b
@ I9 % al slsn persons taeis sqbseripen money
4. CsHtlons and objections non the supsrinlsnd-
seL ana ahonld IN ali cases Be ills-
5. Tickets nst sTsnssaEabls. All pos-ons u-Iu b
required 20 snow IN II tickets n order 70 7n ad-
lalltenee @ the FarE- II tichst8 ara tEanll8rred
9. Price Of tickets .Vlr Be as foiloEss Family
Eekels Viii Be issued 70 s5ltls1en 81 SlBeach for
check to each individuai member of ihs Snbssri-
mitted 81 all tiu1eg Whel ths Psrk is open Gentle
men holding fsnltlL Tickets VIII also have ths
privilege Of introducng 70 the ParE Tree hsrgs
any peEson, nOn-rssid6nf o. the eilg u bsnF -
pecially uncerBtOod, thar any rer8Un introdncinFa
visitor WI responsible for his Or her deol snt
sssss6 itieksts win Be a. follows:
Tieketa admitting eentlsnsn aad Lsdy..-..--.s5 %
" ij,9. Isdy..-...- -, -. ~ SS
q Boz under Y year. q sSs-. 8
Single admission for skaters ...... -. 3
SPECTATORS viii DO admittssd But not sll5Fsd -
8. Gentl' men holding Season Tickets VII b A.
lowed 70 intrcdlce n0u-rasidants OF the 6fty ipou
paying % cents for each admission of the prsol 30
Introduced; the party making the introdrcffon
introduced.
9. No skating on Sunday.
When the ice Is In good c0aditior 3 as4 viH d
raised ct the skating Tara.
An tickets are sold subject % the above rsguis-
tons. and such other Tuo1 a. the Prourist1- - ~
hom time to time, see 1t 70 ADOPT -
Tickets can be procured Of D. Horton, Fu1arfn-
tendsnf at The once o. the Park, IRON oicocr 70
the morning I'll IN tbs evening
s. s. 5fONE, Proprletor.
ID. HORI0s, 6uperiHtendRnt.
Cleveland, Jan. 4, lsss.sT7 -E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
CHICAGO hIARKET-keb. 10
r1r FE6uanAPH-J

FLOUR Market quiet and easier.
WHEAT-Market without material change.
DORN-Market quiet.
mESS PllRk-sold to limited extent at So, IS.
HOGS-Dresssd quiet az $2,s792,90 for choice
shipping lots. Live, market quiet and steady at g e
RROEIPTs-s,sO 500 bbls -four; $1,000 bush wheat;
u 900 bus corn; 500 live hogs; $500 dressed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOldsK . cent? pre-
MUM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

ARREST OF A cLEReT
NAN.
An Alexandria cler
gyman, who refused to
read prayers for the
President, was arrested
to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AEY OER HAVfE9
w for sals msdiun-sizsd second hand sAFls,
may possibly ind purchases hy leaving EoIi ltths
HOUSE WANTED-A Roegv
III Convenient and Pleasant rssids1cs ~
eastern or s7uth-sesterE p rt Of ths ff7 psnf1of
exeeeding $50. be Advartiser viii ra6t NV o.
wait I'll q ! the hrst Of a Pr ]. address Box 15ls -
isb3-5H
WANTED-A FIRST Class $500
y " stA ,IA 81; q; warranted tuy one having 5uch
otaos Of OLARK G6RDS e 1 %.
DROKEINToTHB IN0LOSTfRF
~ Or the sui, 1ulss,aeIiber, FEB. q, BLACK COW
is16:sls kinsissa 4 ssss Ia5s ssssss.
DOR RENT.-HousE No 22g PFR-
IL HI street, near Prospect, at IS per month. A..
p Isssl.s7s s9 aa RS0iS-4 , 5EEAs, -.
w WANTED, AOASH COSTOMRR
w, TO purchase the stock Of GloceTias ana
= axe ne lease o. Premisss exDirng ApEl lst, lss
81 -ck. Public square = - -
ne stock Is i6Fst class, aud the trade ssSr,eel
good business which fact ran Be- shown to,lIsaf.
ig!aCtiOn OF intending purchaser. The obiaef =,
disp sing ot ne trade g owing 70 ths PTOpristorI
earlier IL required. =
IRE public may, until otherwise disposed a Inv
h-5 cass Groceries retail at wholesale pricrs fon
BtjUk second to none in Quality il the 'oity7 -
iansO ios Hofi%s3is aSSsS si6si
QTRAYED.-TWO COWS-OB
~ medium size Ons Of red cslor, ths otherrsi.
turning the lane or giving such infornsfisn ss vil
lead 80 thsir rec0Fery, win b hberaily 1e7afisf
= = Prospect street ganie-Hu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
STATRMENT

, ,A--a-'sts STATEMENT " OF
Of the condition Of the RESOLUTE FIRE IEBU-
RANCE COMPANY, on the thirty -hrst day on pa
to the Statuts Of that tate entitled t1n 81 10 r
lase insurance Oompauies not ineorpOrsted by he
State OF Ohio."DaSsed April s. 1885. N
NAME AND LOCATION.
The naue n ~ UCE peny = The Rssoluts Fire In
street, In The 6it5 and State d ssW YORK.
1. CAPITAL.
The Gmount Of It's Capital stock 800 oo9 %.
II. ASSETS
/. Cash OF tho Company on hand and i1
Cash in the kssds q and dSo rom
5. Besi EssStS a6i5c1fs i.-.,., one 5ns-
The Bonds and stocks owned b. the -
gOmPsny as per youeners aecompany-
t8rest thereon, 20 Wit: r.
lst. 2l7 shares Chatham Bank Stock. ED
.-.....s....-....-........ AZ 50
Total bonds and stocks. ......-.....-.. Ss,lf7 80
> DEBIT due the COMPANY, secured bT
tate as per vouchers accompanYfng.-
(See Schedule sttSched Igl 5l5 l9
8. Debts otherwise secured e. por VOueh-
ers accompanying, viz;
-, -, Yalus. value.
ssiI .sSuFSd 6 81 $1,000 sBsO
Total amount loaned on above. Is 81 50
Z. Debts for Premiums z054 p
8. All other bsearttiss 3 O53 O.
Fetai assets Of the Company s2is Oas e
III. LII BLLlIfES. a -...r -l.
i Tee amount Of Liabilities, due or not doe, % .
Banks and other oreditor5-.... .....-..4Non9. 2
Losses adjustsd and ddus.-......-.--........a-. DO
/ LOSES adiu .tsd and not due...-........... do
Losses unadj listed t5l7 81
Losse5 in 1usPenae, waiting tF further
An otSer eisiarSasi6st the Cos, Many ~ q as q
Total LlA9ins1 %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

from regular to
evening paPsrs Feb.
| 10:
NEW York, Feb. 10.
Letters received by
the last mail from Eng
land, by Senators in
Washington, from
Messrs. Bright and Cob.
den, the Duke of Ar
gyle, and other men,
bers of the Liberal par
ty, states that unless
something Is done to
demonstrate the ability
Of the Government to
put down the rebellion,
and convince the anti.
slavery party IN Eng
land that we are in
earnest about emanci-
patton, the sympathy of
the liberal element will
be lost and the Southern
Coufederacy reeogni-
zed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

From special to Morn
ing LEADER Feb
10:
ENGLISH DEMAND FOR
ACTON.
Letters from the lead
ers Of the Liberal party
in England, Bright
Golden, Luke Argyle
and Others, urge that
the South must be rec
ognized unless some
thing effective be done
here and speedily.
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N. Y. STOCK mARKET-Feb, 10.

SFOOKS-Msrket heavy. Chicago Rock Is
land 525k; Cleveland Toledo az; Illinois Central
scrip 1916 michigan Central 49; Erie 333S; New ork
Central 7yS; Buffalo State Line l2l; Pacific Mail
95i American Gold 1885; issouri 6s az; Tsnnes-
SCI a.; Treasury 3l0s 95k United States IS "A c0u
pans 1916 united states IS 81 registered ss United
States 6s 81 coupons 90.
UNEH-Market steady at 2 cent for loans on
call, prime paper scarce and steady 667 q cent
BfERLlNG EXCH ARGE-Quie and firm
at 1l44 Ail5 for bankers bills.
GOAO-American firm with fair business at 3&
a. q cent premium. California gold bars quoted
az 385x 2 cent premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

MORHIEG LEADER OFFICE, 4
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. il, 1862.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VTDOW lady RFegTNG

A GIRL WANTED.-ONE That
IA IL good CoOk; that can Wash end Iron, and
an1 ll9Ee h1rBef soaorally useful about the house.
PT1teHtapt prefsrred. address, o. % Boivar st.
Cleveland, Fob llthsS75
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

By" Having made cur peace with the
retired Editor of the Berlrick GGecue
we desire to make our most profound bow
to the new monarch, and apologize for our
apparent ncg!ect,by this most truthful ox-
PLANTATION, The Berwick Goeette under
the rule Of Jerre, S. Sanders has been SO
very popular in the ncmocrat Office, that
the copy for last week is the first one which
has blessed our eyesight
We know Mr.. Sanders well---ho is q
first rate democrat-a capital printer, and
has had some experience in editing and
publishing paper lie will improve the
Gasene in every respect. There now, what
do you say to that!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

E0g> Ohio papers announce the death of
negro named Micujah Phillips, at the
great age of 1875 years, He came to the
West in 1896 with Herman Blannerhasset,
as his slave, and continued with him un-
Ill he fed. He was never freed. He
came to Ohio soon after, and resided in
Harmar for some years. Micajah could
.gead and write, having been taught by
Mrs, Blennerhasset, of whom he always
spoke in high terms of respect He be-.
longsd to the Baptist Church and preach
ed to the colored population of Parkers-
burgin early times, He ever sustained
a fair, consistent character, and was re-
speeted BY bis ncighbOg'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

Bs.y- The Democratic State convention
OF Rhode Island has ro-uominated Cover
nor sproguc for re-eloction. The only
democratic Governor in the north, he took
the field in person at the head Of the
Rhode Island troops and fought out bis
term Of enlistment lie will be re e.olsctod
Of course, but the republicans will oppose
him. IIe is not patriot of their stamp
lie is for The union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

B5y- The organ Of the Denocacy Of
Fulton, has been sold BY the late propriet-
ors, j. b. SAMSON & Bro, to Mossrs. II.
C. SMITH and J. U. SHAFFER. We arc
sorry to lose Mr.. SAMSON from the editor,
ial ranks, but nrc glad to know that his
nantlo has fallen upon an able and worthy
successor. Both the incoming and outgo-
ing editors have our best wishes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01
ESUSsg1lG SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
in pursuance ni an order Ot Tho Court OF '0mmAn
Pleas Of COLUMBIA county. OF
SmWdaV, ne cig4tt daY of 1afcA
nrst At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Henry Ielwig and
John Rarig committee Of the person and estate Of John
Gtunau u lunat!c Of Roaungcreek township in the
county of columbia aforesaid wi expose - sale by
public vcnduc upon the premises the undivided one
tfh part aud also the undivided one tounh Part % he
undivided one fifth pant subject to the mo estate OF Ma
ny Graham Of the SAID John Graham Of all that
certain of land situate in the township ~ Rolrng
creek Aforesaid bounded by lands Of Michael Fcdero
Elijah Horn, William I0cum ANA Elijah locun, con-
tanning about eight acres more or less on winch are
erected, frame House new barn ana outbuildlngS-
The Of the said john Graham IN tho said prem
isCs JACOB El Eltl.N'
Roprlngcreek, Fob, Is, lS5!.--ts PFath'y
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TO CONSUMPTIvES

rsNuE Advertiser. having been restored to hcahin Il
! t.W weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, ana
that dread disease COnsumption-ls anxious to make
known to his fellow. sufferers the means Of cure.
70 all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scripion used frrc Of chargc with the directions for
preparing aud using the same, which they VIII ma u
SURE CuVE tnt tONsUMkrION, ASrAMN, BRnNCHTIs &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending ~ tTa-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread ntrra.
tinn which he conceiycs 10 be invaluable and be hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t VIII cost thchi
nothing and may prove "A blessing.
Partiss wishing the description will please address.
Rt. EDWARD \. WILSON,
WinmsburgL,
EiHgs COGuty, NGw ORR
Nov ., 1891
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Hssy- The INanUc l7o1thly for March

H.a5' The Atlanuc Monthly for March is
pn our table. Ml Whittier has poem,
Edward Everett paper on "Tax-
ttion, ga story Of to-day i, concluded
'Ag9es Of Sorrento" is continued, The
Rev. Lowell has tory, Pro. lowell Il
Biglow paper, and The country Parson, We
suppose, one, "Honccnniug the sorrows Of
childhood" An excellent number. $3,OU
i year, Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
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THE CONFLAGRATION AT BOS-
TON,

BosToN, Feb. 25,-The fire last night
was the most disastrous that we have ever
had in Boston. 1t lasted from ten o'clock
till three o'clock this morning, during q
gale from the North, with binding snow
and hail.
The loss probably amounted to $780,.
900, although some estimate it at higher
figure. Duling the night the tower of a
Catholic church in East Boston was blown
down.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

New SENATOR FROM INDIANA.-G ov-
oynor Morton, Of indiana, has appointed
Ex-Governor j. A, Wright United States
Senator, in place of the expelled Bright.
Gover nor Wright's last public service was
as minister under Buchanan's administra-
ton, to the court Of Berlin ,whero. he re-
fected great honor upon his country, both
by his official ability apd his exhalted.
personal character
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01
IMPOR rANT ORDER FROM GEN.
HALhECK.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. GA special dispatch
from Cairo to the Democrat, Gays the la.
test intelligence from the Cumberland is
that Gen. Bucl's force occupy Nashville; /;
that Gov. Harris has called in all the Ten.
nessce troops, and that e strong reaction
has occurred among the people.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

ESg- "The Mission of the Republican
party ia not yet dnished,' say one of the
papers in that interest. No, it will not be
finished as long as there is cent to steal
out of the public Treasury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

geS~ An old friend sends us from Har.
ford County Md, Tie Soathern .4cgIs, a
very spicy little sheet which we have read
with pleasure. 1t is strong for the union,
Of course democratic, and talks like a book.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

BsE5- j MURRAY KUsH, Esq, lawyer
Of some prominence in Philadelphia, died
suddenly on Friday evening, the 7th inst
in che 3Jth year Of h,s age, He was 4
son Of the late ilol. Richard Ruob,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

Uniformity of Prices - New Feature in Business
Every one his own salesman! JONES & co. of tho
Crescent one Prce Clothing Store No 2J4 Market stree
above sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made e1
pcssly for retail sales have constituted every one his
salesman, by having marked IN figures, On each ar
tclc at evcry lowest price 1t eau be sold for 80 they
cannot pos ib'y vary nh must buy alike
The goods well spongcd and prepared, ana great
pains taken ith the making that all tan buy with the
full assurance Of getting good article at the very low
price Also large stock Of piece goods Oh hand Of
the lnt-dt style ana hest qualities whthwil be made
To order IN tAn most fashionable and best manner -
! per cent. hrlow credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market,abovc Sixth street
, No. 90i JONES & co.
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S'SS~ We see paragraph in some of
the Western papers, saying that the story
Of Little Eddie the Drummer, is falsif
cation from beginning to end.
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sS- Houry l.. Acker, Esq, rctires from
he editorial chair of the Pottsville Stan-.
fora. Mr., Thomas j. McCamant takes
charge. We wish them both success. .
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Fhird 4 Dnua. Report
OF THE
Farmers MMu't Fire Insurance Co.,
OF MIDDLE rENNA.
oAlioe in Danville Montour County, Penns ylvsnia
Capital $94,S59 5J

Amount of property insured jan G, ls6i $1,000 1856
Amount insured the past year, d52 lao |
---
Loo, ,09U |
''"'Ou"' ''' ''''''''" ''' p"'' ''''' - -,-D-
Amaa%t % of Premium Notes in force jan 9Th,
1851 Gaja7 OG !
Amount of premium taken past year 23Ojl o.
----------
$3.50 10
Amount of notes cancelled past year. 2593
----------
itt'u" m"ns @ - w. i.Cu '"@',J's @ & T,'i w '-''-o 20
i,ary ,r m ,h isGi "''' "' ''"'V" sa5 a.
~, ,,nnH,,t ,S nr.ninf,a collected tho mast
w. !",,,, -, ~ ,,,r,s, ~ o,ic,,,d ,,., ,o,r a,
,ro ",t 0 ot i",r,cst dne an ,,nnaiI III Sn
10 a,"n~r, J,,r IRON, aTents 1oI "a
-
~ .,-.,.o 3Ovl 80
Hy y loss OF Hoffman y Oe ay uamags W nrf' - W
By DIRECTORS Executive Committec' ana fres' 90 -,
, lichls coWnhsallon' nit, c! eu
hy amount poiI Tor Prlnnns NvPor'oahhs,@c' o. 9V
by amount Pdiu loi a'a'lo"e'!' p"stugS u luc'' ~
%! %! ~anuunt ~ i'nutu' d,u' 20 oV
ii',y @d'lot'i' @ "i oi'u , - ~. ,;,, o,.., ~
by y amount pe1 lor allGstlng m gl,mms; ooG 20
ny ny ,r @,'"ui't VI 7.eI.''i! ! N''l' ~; SV SV
u! ISHsuI'r c"hmis, ,I"ni J.. a., ~ oV
Df "li!uu'l at l.'C!Is' "H'""'s " '0e iteo
sury, ana am I due @39o a
- -
10 A"t OF "tuefShO' pteSe"''u 'o' payment ,
fVu
- -, =,
S''ooi 'o
! ASSETS o2 THE ooMeASr, JANUARY 9Th ls62.
! Amonu, Ioarpdn II, interest 100 m
! -, duc frnn, ounuts inn Cn
- Jnterrs, JnS AMI uun,i5 IN "a
- la;Innco ~, thr rrraiiurv Gl5 ~
" -
! S,r,,,s r,,I %, >
| An,e,,mt aF nr.,,i,r, rotcs in r,rcs lam 9Th -
| Is,j5, 9!9lG ID
A'Tu,oI o. %i'ce 'u'"i'' i"''u"'"s "'' ooo m
! F1' - ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-01

~ THOMAS w MATTSON, Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair IN London leJl for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS Boots, shoes and Gums. Great induce
NESTS offered 10 purchasers of the above arti
ces This mitch the largest stock Of trunks, Carpet
Bags, Naliccs &c in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. i03 Market Street, door above 1h, South side
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Philadelphia & Reading Rail Road.

Philadelphia 6 Reading Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
50 49, gal III OF fAs5aSGhE N5ysmSel T. l5Gi IhAlNS
-A7- (faSsing Reading)
DownIo Philadelphia, AT GEO and II NJ IL noon
Up to rottayillc, at 1880 A NJ, and 5,43PM
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at l07 \ NJ
Mail Trains, at 1888 VI, aud 5,45 VI.
On Sundays, the Down A NJ Tram passing Reading,
at . 20 4 NJ, and Up Train, at j,J1 NJ
Both 1850 a NJ ana 5,l3 p NJ, up Trains connect at
Port Clinton for Iamaqua, WilIiamspurt E'mlra, Bun
alO Niagara aud Canada
Tho 10 50 NJ Train only connects NJ Port Clinton
for WilkGsbaIrc, Scranton HEd littstUn.
The Western Express Trains connect NJ Harrisburg
with Express Trains on The Pennsylvunla Railroad lo
Pittsbur g and all points West and the Mail Trains
connect u Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chambershurg,
SInbury, Willamsport, Lock Haven, EImlra and the
Cdnadas,
Through First Glass Coupon Tickets and Emisrant
Tickets reduced Fares, 10 all the principal points IN
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
Win % Coupons, % per cent discount, between any
points desired,
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2000 miles, between all points, at Si5--for
Families and Business Firm and Season ItchciS, good
for the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train Philadelphia, al $40 each School Season Tick
cts one. tlilrd less
- Passengers viii take she E4prcsa Train West, at
the UPPER DEPOT aud all ot!lor Trains, Tho LCN'
80 lbs OF baggage allowoc each passenger
~ Passengers are requested tp purchase their TICK
cts before entering the cars as higher Fares charged If
Up trains leave Hhiiadcrhra for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsve at 4 NJ 3,l5 NJ, and at 435 + NJ, for
- Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by Coz A,
NJ. Accommodation Train TO Phia phla and return
al 81 60 each. g. A. NlCoLLS,
Genera Superintendent.
January 4, 1862.
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EaF" On our 6rst and also on our fourth
page will be found some original poetry.

rsS- The Daily Montour American has
made its first appearance on any stage
We should be glad to see it succeed.
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EDRg

Jan, 1861, To taxes outstanding, S7i43 81
do do cash In Tresurer's hands 90j5 ~
Jan. eth To cash of j. J. karns, land redeemed, AZ
Teh. 9Th 70 cash Of y Headleyland redeemed 49, IA
fea 9, 10 cash Of W. Cole, old iron, Ills
Feb. o. To cash of j. Gabrulth. land redeemed, 22lT
June, Amt Of Co. tax ass'd Tor 1861, Sis9.lS
do do state tax ass'd for 1851, e4ul69
do Amt cash reed from military ass'd l5Gl, 7l,O3
Oct. To ten day assos smcnt, 5i5
Nov. IL, To cash of A. Licy, j. p, on sale o;
ustray, 2,l2
Nov. l2 To cash received for Of Court Room 800
Dec ls Interest on Note Of :. Ncyhlrd, udintuf
b. Illynan deed. 1913
Dec. 10 Note Of q. Hayman's admir- 9d,2i
To interest Of the same, i,l3
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FRAME HOUSE AND BANK BARN,

with the other outbuildngs spring Of water and good
orchard, &c,
Late the Estate OF said deceased situated in the town
ship of Madison and county aforesaid.
Jacob Eyerly, Clerk,
Terms Of sale ten per cent Of one fourth Of the pur
chase money ON day OF sale fourth less the ten per
cent the confirmation of sale and the balance in
year from confirmation with ntere from confirmation,
Bl0Omsburg, Feb. 10, ls69its.
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pg- Hon. j. n. Goodwin has our thanks
for congressional favors.
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STATEMENT

Of The Finances OF The County Of C0Jun-
bia Pa, from the first day of Jonua,y,
1861, 10 The first day Of January, 1862.
THE Auditors elected to settle and adjust the pdbhc
L accounts Of Columbia county have examined The
same from the s day of January, 1861 to the LIST day
of January 1852 and respectfully lay before the Honor
able the Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas, the fol.
towing statement aud report ageeebly to the 22d Sec.
lion Of The "Ac Of the General Assembly Of this Com.
mQnwealth, passed tho 9TH day Of April A. d., 1894"
JOHN A. FUNSTON, Treasurer Of Columbia county.
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CIR

by amt outstanding for le6l and previous
years, SI22J,UJ
ny exoncrations allowed collectors 263,2j
BY commissions, do do Seo,S3
BY orders redeemed, gi3i1O
by TreHsurGrs com on 100000 10000
BY balance the abatement as per Auditor
Gems Report, dated Mar, 2cth, 1851, 1908
Iy 94tI, Isl. 1890 g
ry cash in hands of Treas. due CO., I2lO3