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SOsssSsa VV.sstes.,a

II FIRE Is s. 60 M PA N ".
EXPRESS FOR "FoREIGN MAI. NATTER" CON
BRITISH STEAMERS.
This Company has completed for the prompt
end rapid transmission Of Malt MATTER to
i'yFs es 81 All Parts of the World! &c..
The fourth Special Messenger viii leave New Orleans
On WEDNESDAY, January 10Th, 1869. at O'Clock A. NJ
Letters will be received up the hour of starting.
The Fifth Messenger will leave t .r
5.- On SATURDAY March Isl, 1862 so
Should the Messenger with my difficulty owing to the
political troubles Mexico or deem IL prudent he vii
go to Havana by sea- ~ .ze $50
TariK OF Charges on Outward Letters.
QDeluding Confederate Postage from this city, r.,
Single Letters half ounce to Mexico 81 90
4 - f. =. TO CUBA ....... .............. ! 10
:. ..,.' 10 Europe ..-............... rs
= 10 United States. ............. Is
Letters halt ounce will BIO charged in proportion
Open letters for the United States will received and exam
fned by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
If approved by said committee they will be sent forward
not approved, they will be returned. y
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They must be enclosed In envelopes directed 10 the care of
the South Western Express Company" Havana and the
postage that place be prepaid The express charges from
Havana may be collected at destination. & tr
Letters for this Express be forwarded from any part of
the by the Southern Express to
destination being prepaid. III lEl' =
Letters by mail be enclosed with the required as
the above tariff the South Western EXPRESS Com
pany, New Orleans. 81. " =
further information, apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company in any part Of the Gonsderany. ~ =
Is az j. ]. McKEEVER, President
5d9 2pf ~ q y O. Camp street New OrleapH Ia
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ff 49, EADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
8F ~ = ADJuTaNr liENERAL's OFFICE ,53
-, y wax New Orsans, Jan. ~, 1862.
ORDERS No. 86.l 3Eiks n M 5a5l5 4
THE anniversary Of the day which louisiana by the
voice people contention assembled
aecon with the Federal Governments and hers III free
independent and sovereign state, hand and
proper that this great and glorious event should celebrated
in Of chiyalrous and paro people who
dsenhraed themselves and their political connection With
Government whose principles diametricay adverse to
their guaranteed rights and their domestic insti
uons For that the Volunteer and Uniformed Troops
of the First Division will MONDAY the 9th Of
january 1859 ut 10 o'clock A. precisely on the north side
Canal streeG the right resting Rapart street. theca
along Canal street to Lsvss street. crossing souh side Of
Canal street. thence along south The street to Claiborne
street. crossing north side Canal snd down that street
80 that thel left will rest The Basin street
1.-THE Artillery will parade fully equipped With their field
pieces The Cavalry and Infantry also fully equipped with
such arms as they may possess. ~ 5 Ss(5il
Governor and Chief will review the
troops Oh the OCCASION I ls$ Y s ss "a
several Of the city the Blinking and Insur
cempan and all public institutions merchants aud
busine requested 70 suspend bust
the as enable their join and par.
tieipate In The Celebration Of this ami tary. &
Jne u Lewis, commanding the First Di-
vision charged with the execution of this order and win
cause the troops bis At their
aoes at o'clock Al and proceed rsm hence without
delay to Canal to take position in ne 50 as to be
pared A. at which hour the review viii take
place. Ts{ts ,ss,,s I. " sss St$ss.r ES;$ "a
- Esl+
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the books Of the Company.
r. g. -..7- A. BROTHER President. u,
.7ffa+ JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
W srA1R OF LOUISIANA, PARBH or ORLxAasj
- So City of New Orleans.
sworn and subscribed before ths fourth day OF Jan.
uary 1862. " : - = - 80
e.. ii ..-' 81 d. F. MITCHELL II
Second Justice of the Peace.
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W,aterp,.0of Ores.coats.

"A large assortment Of WATERPROOF oyERCoATs with
HOODS attached just the thing the soldier and camp
Also CAMP RLAsKETs of all kinds All of hons anufac
tnre and for sails by -, # M he D In. 5,
s8 g Nh ss.. WIN. Il. PERSON, 4
"a III i5.s K "a - Magazine street, h
JAP 2sef y 5szs III s. - Corner Canal street.
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I CHAs. BRIGGS, President.
Il. r. JANvIER, Secretary.

~. p e ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, PARoissE p'nRLEASsj
esE ST. Vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans.
Asserments ct lure padeyant moi sxieme jour Jan
vier 1852. "a" D. +. MITCHELL,
jai BOT Delxieme Justice de Paix
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, on Cloth.

sale 1000 yards of OIL CLOTH of Southern manufacture
eai to the best imported Also 1Co WATERPROOF CAMP
BANKET3 Specimens sssn No. 90 Common street
or at the manufaesory Chase Cotton Pckery corner ii
Constance and Orange streets. 4sEP +
jsl4 2pst JUDD; BULL & MEAD.
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Dr. LeRemondie, the agent Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday Bayou Teche to obtain consibu
TONS having been Detained owing the receipt Of goods from
Texas to be immediately forwarded s4Sl ~ is-t VI
Blankets Oyecoats Under Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly in need of Messrs Arthur
Co. are the agents to eceve these articles Benos Shaw to
receve all cash donations We trust every true souhener
Will contribute his mite to the relief Volunteers They
expert and with Justice those that remain at home should aid
those who light their battles. 5-@lg dig 2ptf.
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Confederate States Of America.

ESfgs4 ~ SseS s5fg "A TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
" 1S 5H. Richmond, December 10, 1851 Z
hereby given that I'd day january ensuing
ne on the Funded Debt Of the Confederate States will
be paid II coin pressnen Of The authority II ma
Treasury Richmond athe Assistant or Depos
tories at Wilmington Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
or New Orleans. 82E-g gs 2 = e - =
es@ Z r fsisned1 u & I'M @. e. MENMIEGER. IL
d28 atawlm H, y ~ Secretary Of the Treas,rv ;
Aid for our = troops In Kentucky ana viz
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my services free charge families Of shoss
who are ssssns kom The city military duty Residence on
Harmony srset between PyAna and Coliseum ssrss Fourth
District.
nysl sss P. yEIsER, ND.
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Huron Bird,

a.. huron Bird,
tsUoGEssoR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. Ii and Is Royal street,
Hssnow large supply of CREME DE
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarsand pnts ;aso other brands
MS: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality i have
large assortment OF the best Old Shees such as AMONT
LADo, TOPAZ. SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-isss soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other Maeas Of lower grade supsro
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other less grade
The celebrated sAzARAc BRANDIEs-vnts 1885 l7ss,
1901 and supply always hand. All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES In glass and wood. WIS
KYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat whis.
kys sCoTCH ALE and PORTER I'm plnts and quarts COR
DIALs, etc. Ny lsna assortmentof the WINES which
will bs sold any the city
~ AARON BIRD, liz
ais 2oly & ~ 49, Nos. Is and ID Royal strest. i
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDzRs.

so PATENT SAWED WRATHERBoARDING, y
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE and timber for sale IN lots 10 suit purchaser
At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. $50
tsls II STAR FLAMING MILa New Basin.
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z q. ..' F. ~ = g. y STATE or LOUISIANA j
P sg... s.- Parish OF Orleans, City Of New OrleAns,3
Be remembered that the 14h December 1851 befort
me- the undersigned Justice Of the and for this cit,
Aforesaid personally appeared OMER GAILLARD, Pres
dent and A. SCHREIBER Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual
Insurance Caepany of New Osans who being duly sworn
according to law do dpose say
and true and transcript from the books Of
the Company. ESt& b
Subscribed and sworn to In New Orleans this 4h day Of
December 1861 before me. 81 ts...t Es..g2Z.s
n tl.s., t. ~ D. F. MITCHELL, I
Second Justice Of the Peace she Parish Of Orleans
Tho Board Of Trustees
or SIX PER CENT per cash all tho outstanding
cerhcates Of Profits the holders thereof repro
sentaves after the SECOND MONDAY Of February
next Also to declare dividend twenty per cent U per
cent? the net earned premiums Of the Company the year
ending Goth Of November 1851 for which certificates will be
Issued on and her the second Monday February next
- ,...=-. RRusfHzE. s1sr i. .
Geo. W. West, Vice Pres. NJ Musson, .r Z
D. Jamson, g.T r ~ R. P, Hunt e. "a
Ar. Miienberger, @E Martin Gordon, Jr. .r d..
j. Ieisy, Il Cesars Olivier, '3 .
Jas A. White, A, Bohn 70.
Douglas West, 49, NINA Augusn, q y
80 u - ~ Omer Gallsrd. ~ dis
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~ Rkaix This regiment ii or
Dit tttr sss motto
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- VICE PRESIDENTS. / q
Mrs John NJ Bass, y. Mrs. John Ball. T,
3N !. Sterling Cockrit : ~ = ~. Mary Crockett, IS Z
Matthew Watson -. Ii ston Stones, q ~
FL :. Orytie Ewing, - - 7s.. RIB. c. Howell, f.,
). Andrew Ewing, Gen. Harding,
v. Paul +. Eve. \. Player, F 6
~. =. John Waters, yEQ (. Acklin, - ,tS I :
IS :. Thomas Nancy, NJ. >, I. John o. Ewing, h
5sygt.. James B, Nieho, !. W. r. Bang, ss.si g.
: 3. II "; a. Knox. IS Z :. 10. Woods, ST., 81,
E Phillip Fail. " ~. R. G. Foster ~
vi George Goodwin, ". K. Stevenson :
9as Jane Watkins q I. George Cunningham
ia, Richard Ohaathann, ss Al ~ ia s,ss5 s
MRS, THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary.
mrs Z. 81 HUSTON, Treasurer.
N BAH articles to be shipped to Mr. Henry ". Conner
New Orleans, and to Pickett wosnlsy Co. Memphis Team
jail 5ptf t-., ~
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Fassa,sn1a's COffOn F1y.ess

81, OPPOSITE FyE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT /
We are prepared to dray store forward ali freight for
shipment per jackson Railroad. S'st 5 S5
! ials aptf WILLIAMS 4 FAssMAN. +
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sssilstE 8. Wolf, Garner Of gsssvier ana
III Hi of sch Articles Il
sIsaost ~. HI
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Aotsc:e.
SOUTHERN OIL, .COMPAN Y,
q, ( Z! NEW ORLEANS. ~. 7

Having arranged with Florida OIL Company for the man.
agsnen and sale of their products prepared to fill
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay. Hencefortha
full supply will be kept on hand here. ~ t73's
Orders received for lots stpnairg thspackage required
will ) filled at discretion. s ", s.s M
y. J. y, NY. I, s .ss gs5 SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
d Jas 1m2ns. Els President
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CrTIZENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE con-

The following statement affairs of this Comps,y "a pnb
shed In conformity to the requirements of their charter viz
- NEW ORLEANS Dec. !, 1861
Amount Of premiums received for tho year ending
Sosh November, ELECTROMAGNETIC. a25l 1913 26
To-wit: ~.
For premiums fire risks. 639 46
DO marine risks ........ 44476 6S
Do on river risks.......... 26E0a IL
~. ----- se5l las rs
Less premiums risks nnterminated
on the 5Dtla of November, 1851 -. .SI2s5s 90
For returned premiums. .............. 292l 10
..-.... - sa5,57s 10
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.Iofice.

The Notes issued by Messrs JACKSON 4 CO. Patterson
Iron Works, will be received by A. j. May CO.. corner
jackson aad Rousseau Streets Fourth District at par in large
small amounts sssg} sss5 gj &s,s5
< ja20 2p3t* .sis3s. l. 6A gss, Fl j. MAY Il co
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3 Goops son B4RBkrs, Mi. 6. H. Churchill, No.
magazine saysrtses hs ,nosppg yafions ARTICLES
needed bs BARRIERS 10 which NO invite their stcntion
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Ernest Turpiss,

80 Manufacturer af all kinds Of Fancy ..s'rs
CANDIES, sYRUPs GUM DROPS, JyJUBE PASTE,
,S%' IA AND SUGAR ALMONDS, BY STEAM, say{l$s5
/. Old 1eyee STREET. go
ial3 2pMo3n Between st. Louis and CONT New Orleans
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i KEdapHs John n Elliott, No.s2sI
esaf sshes 70 from ten &
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~ QAapxoa's Fo4Rias slAaIs Notice d eiyen
HaaiI Ealts4 stass AID Other
" Nh = Ii Ne psrIops
having ID airssssd d III
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1926 R. NJ. DAVIS, President
| 49, ,G5 r. AUG. MoNTREUIL, Cashier
1862. 81 Wv $50 - y
| $3.50 m 4. 80 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
lalo itw4w - =. Third Justice of the PEACE,
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Ell lrl ~ THE Car 4Tke popts
nocs h szoshef seasan
81 III Ga,np 81 III supAeass, ssssps
1sE sfA Sieve sussns psepxd 81 noee .
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IsT OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED9
for sums of money published ia accordance with an &C
Of the Legislature nppro we'd March l7tb 1859
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~ I'D Oh sHox itasra Concert 1t
nm ~ Thufsday, promises to sbe;
oapoi the tpost Entertainments Of thss
ltia gotten up 4 good PM pose, Il ii
61Sd Aaad md ls afickIy werth attending.
II u MINI snd ssedfs yofr I'LL III time
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as rsalstA BAcoS Mesars. Thompson Il Barnes
shoosioto 81 hts article ssc adysrs
iiesnsnis ss5i g 7sfzs5 rs
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I Wesare ct ali times willing to aid our merchants
and citizens in obtaining redress from abuses Of
public officials, but we repeat we have performed
our duty in this case and urge on all hereafter to
make known theirs complaints at Richmond. Good
bye, Mr.. Riddell. s4g3a s54&F} 54s8ts, eG$ x.
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OitiGial by the governor.

HEADQUARTERSL UISIANA MILITIA, !
iSf ADtuTaSrs liENERAL's OFFICE,
~ E4J55Fsi ESEsia avg OfisAfl4 Jan ~ 1872
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OFEiGE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE

- " THUS. y. MUURE, Goyefn0f.
sew orleans, Aug II, 1851. ., IS # ail9 2pk
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EXPRESS FOR -"FoREIGN MALL NATTER" CON
MEETING s3AT TaMPICo, MEXICO. WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS. 3'Hf'
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4 = soasr4ll, inspector = Division. jsa spsi
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P. yEIsER, NJ. D,
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+. BROTHER, President.
ANES IT WHEREVER So

above statement just true ard transcript
the books Of the Conpany =
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
Release of Lieut.. Col. Kane OF
the "Bucktails' on Parole.
TIE ARMY IN FRONT OF RICH
MOND
Fremont Said 10 be i'm Danger
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

WAsHINGToN, June 1s.-No dispatch-
es from Corinth have been received at tho
War Department to-day,
All is quiet in the Valley Of the Shcn-
andoah as far as has been heard from,
and also in the army ofthe Potomac.
FORTRESS MONROE, June Is.
The steamer Massachusetts, arrived
from the james river this afternoon,
whittier she had gone under flag of truce.
The result of the communication is un-
known but Colonel Kane OF the Buck Tail
regiment who was recently captured by tho
rebels in valley Of the Shenandoah, comes
down as a.rele ascd prisoner on parole for
exchange.
MOUNT JACKSON, juno 16.-Reliable
information has been received at Head
quarters that Jrckson has bsen rein
forced second time by 10000 men.
General Fremont is exposed condition,
in danger of being over whelmed by a
superior force No reinforcements are on
the way to him.
1t is believed that much of the Corinth
army i; about to be sent to the Shenandoah
Valley, with its immense supplies of wheat,
until after harvest time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

n|-DEATH OF MAJOR CULP.-Among
the killed at the late battle, near Rich
mond, was Maj. Jerrc Culp, of this place
The news reached here on Thursday night
and on Friday morning the flags we're dis
played at half mast, and draped in mour
ming. His remains reached here on Sun
day, and were followed 10 the grave on
Monday by large concourse of citizens
1t was the largest funeral that has taken
place in this place for a number of years
BrmJord Reporter.
We knew tho Major well-ho was a
Columbia County boy, and gentleman
lie was deservedly esteemed, and will be
deeply mourned. Farewell, Jcrre
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

ssyGen. Shields, who is again in active
service, was at the siege of Vera Cruz, and
when severely wounded, he continued on
the field, urging on his men, until ball,
passing through his lungs, struck him
down. He was carried from the battle
field, and was reported so near dead that
obituary notices of the gallant General
appeared in nearly all the papers of the
country. Even in the neighborhood of
the battle. ground his life was for weeks
despaired of, and the anecdote of his cure
is remark able, as it would appear i'm
probable did the man not live at the pres
ent time 10 verify the statement. 1t ap-
pears that he was entirely given over by
the army surgeons, when Mexican doc
tor said he would live if he would let him
remove the coagulated blood from the
wound. Shields, as kill or cure reme-
dy, told him to try, and fine silk hand
kerchicf was worked and finally drawn
through the wound, removing the extr ava
sated bl ood, when daylight could be seen
through the hole. And yet Shields to-day
is hale and hearty man. free from dis
ease or any inconvenience from his wound
which was considered at that time as NOR
tal having been made by a large copper
ball, and going directly through his body
and lungs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

c% The complexion of the next Con-
|ress will be very different from that Of
be present. When it assemblies in De.
ember, it will include Union representa-
vcs from every Southern State. It's
Pnplexion will be Union throughout for
te Abolitionists of the North as we'll as
Ee Secessionists of the South will have
|een all squelched by that time, and every
ban will swear by the good old Constitu-
on given us By Washington and bis com.
|atIiots.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

b&- Messrs. Hooper and Cannon, Sena.
Prs elected from Utah, visited Congress
estcrday, and will take measures shortl y
} urge the admission of that territory in
the Union. They are accompanied by
son of Brigham Young. They claim
at Utah has population of over hun.
red thousand, and is fully prepared to
kercise all the functions of State gov.
Fnment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

s@-Thc documents organizing State
|at of the Territory of Utah, to be called
|eseret, were presented in the Senate. 1t
|ppears from these that IL 800 votes were
asst for Brigham Young for Governor, and
,3I1 votes for John M. Bernheisel for
representative in Congress. The whole
umber of vote, in the proposed State is
d 800.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
TO CONSERVATIVES,

THE advertiser having been restored to health in
Il few weeks by n very simple remedy after havin
suffered several years with lung affection and
that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make
known his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
7 all who desire it, he VIII send copy OF the pre-
scripinn used Gree of charged with the directions for
repa ing and using the same. which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis &c
The only object of the advertiser stndug the IRE.
scrpton Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread intOrua.
ton which he cohccivcs to be Invaluable aud he hopes
every sufferer Will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiliiamsburgh,
May IL leG2-3m King county, New York
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
s@-"Tnr CONSTITUTIONAL UxroY."--

This is the title of a new Democratic
weekly, the first number of which will be
issued in Philadelphia, on Saturday, to-
day, by Thomas b. Florence e. Co. It is
be laage double sheet paper, and will
be furnished at 50 per annum, We wish
the publishers abundand success, the
more especially because Democratic
paper is very much needed in Philadel-
phia at the present time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

t1 The quota of Pennsylvania of the
frect tax of s2o,OOO,O0o was fixed at
bout 1900, 900. Mr.. Moore, the State
|reasurer, and Mr.. NJ. McMichael, Jr
ere in Washington to settle with the
government, and they had an in.
Frview with the Secretary of the Trea-
hry,- and the amount necessary over and
|bovc the claims of the State against the
ational Government was paid by Moore
md the entire claim settled"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

psg Our friends in jackson and that
|gion, who contemplate attending the ad.
inistrator's sale of Petor Applegate' S
bal est tie, will observe that the sale is on
aturday July 18th instead of 18th as
ated in the bills. The almanac to which
. very carefully referred having been
Et up incorrectly as to dates.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested rferred to the provision
n of the 9Th Section Of an ct of Assembly passed
the eleventh day of April lst2, as follows
"SEC D. That il shall he the duty Of every city and
county reasurcr 10 for the recovery eff all cnses
duly returned 10 him by the Mercantile Appraiser, II
not paid before the first day of july in each and
every year, within ten days after that date and said
Treasurer bha not be d schargcd from any such license
unless he brings suit to the within said
date and presses the same to Judgment and execution
as soon thereafter as practicable, aud pay the amount
of all such licenses received by HIM into the state
Trea Jury before the first day of October ensuing
shall he receive any consideration such licenses
unless he makes payment as aforesaid.
JAMES :. McNINCH
Treasurer Of Columbia County.
TREIsuRER's OFFICE,
bloomsbury May 81, 1862
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NOTICE..

~ Office is hereby given, that the under
\ ' signed has placed the following named property
III charge OF samuel Mari, o Scott township Columbia
county, during his pleasure, viz -
Cow, Pig, Cook stove, Clock, two Beds and Bedding
Cooking Utensils Tubbs and Chairs Corner Cupboard
Kitchen cupboard, aud one bureau, with which all per
sons are forbidden 10 meddle interfere, pains
the laws penalties,
H. WILKINS.
May "a ls62-3t.