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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
STATE OF THE NIAHI1ETs

u - a a
Tie market opened hna, with an advancing tend.
ency toward the close TIE beat class Of STOCKS AID oad
improving ~ e cent, closing demand Eucoais cement,
undoubtedly impaired by he late action Of tho loyal Gov
eors well security Eel, in the lately dray viror
the Government noticed in in naval prepArsons
and the continual Forwarding Of troops The improved de-
maId for the Federal Issues is the tea, Of this grow conf
deucs impsrth healthy tone the late rise Governments
rTong the l55 Loan at 1917. the advanced bid Of ~
made for S. OF III and IA Coupons Of 1914 sl.ds2
Demand Note, oil T. cent It lss allg. State Securi
tics in demand particularly those Of the Border States
caused BY improving military from ths. quarter In
aedsley after the adjournment. stocks in de
snd the bidding being quite spirited further advance
Of T. cent At the Second Board there very excited
and buoysnt market which continued up late hour
street. when there was slight reaction OF tat 2 cent Amer
the Second Board there still, slsfse excitement with
further advance 10 Of the fances The market for
foreign bs is fairly scye, and stands about the gold rate
Sterling is sbou, l3s Abs, with bankers signature, 1851
Francs f.20Q3l5 Freghs firm bat active The
business Of the SnbTeasury Receipts s3J7 i57 II
for Cusoms 8ll60OO Payments, S4Jl3223 IL; Balance
$l9O4559 g. Money working easier again. ard the
loans 4a3 D. demand. Gold Demand EO.-s
have been steady and the speculative element the street
appears have gone In other directions There H. how
ever, large demand One iyear CeIhcstes at ~ asa
and $50 Treasury Notes at 1851. Mes,rs LseInore,
Cews L Co. alone sold $4,000 at these rates
Western and State Flour is in active demand aud prices
advanced 5d25c T. Dbl the assortment. IS light especially
family brands Rye Flour is IN far request and steady. Com
Meal is quiet but steady Wheat il again ic. 4 bush
lower under the les. favorable per Scotia but fair dc
and prevails mainly for export 1t the concessions the sales
l73l5O bush. Barley and Barley Malt ind
wanted at Tates. Oats firm and in fair densnd
Rye is quiet but Is and Corn and
IL shade rmer, under moderate arrivals Pork 10 fairly
tive and under limited arrivals Beef steady ard
active in part for future delivery Beef Hams are quiet but
steady. Cut Meats quiet Bacon is in lively demand for
delivery. Lard firm and very active. Butter
tinues In active request The supply in market for choice Is
very light aud choice Pennsylvania and Ohio wanted
The export demand both for Butter and Cheese this
greatly exceeds that for any former period which 10 owing
mainly the high rates Of Sterling exchange The poor
ply the market has checked the inquiry somewhat the
stock hss been kept back awaiting cool weather Cheese Is
firm and limited supply far choice Is concerned but
the medium and low grades plenty and less sought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

A New CoUSrERFKIr.--An attempt was made -
circulate counterfeit bills tho Exchange bank h''"'
tsr ia thla city last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
no cnRRESpONDENTS.

No notice can be taker Fl ANONYMOUS '0ninan'''0r'
Whatever siuende Tor insertion must DC
BY the u.mo address OF The ws'n'' ~
r,h,c,tjon bu. as aguarantv for his good faith
q, -. ,pder,are 10 return rejected Communications
An bnoes. letters ;or this office should be addressed 20
."THE TRIBUNE" New-iors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor. =. NADS"O
F,, ,,,,,,an,. Cor,r,o, LYMAN TREMAIN.
Fov Canal Conmis,ioner OLIVER LADub'
s,,,. p,,.o, ra,n.o,,, aNDREAS WILLMhNN'
Crk Of Cov,t Of I,p.ri,. CHARLES HUGHES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02
1uttees.
NEW PICTURE FRAME MANU-
~ FACTORY,
NO. 2OS MAIN STREET.

n B,-Nfy Cabinet Making Shop, on Waldo street. is
carried on as formerly, where shall always be ready
wait my customers. dam d5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02

going and Louis agreed to go with her, al
though he was in 10 mood for mirth. He
KEEP! out of the principal room most of the
evening, and seating himself by the wide kitch.
en- fire, he listened with growing interest to
the adventures of French peddler, who was
relating his hair breadth escapes among the
mountains, in his lonely travels. These ped.
dlers do almost the entire business that is
transacted in the retired villages of Corsica
ard Sardinia. They purchase. at Genoa, as
much as they can pack into two large KNAPP
sacks, their stock consisting of handkerchiefs,
dresses, sewing materials. lace and jewelry
and they have no difficulty of disposing of the
whole in a short tire, The return Of these
itinerant merchants, at certain periods, is anx
iously expected, and eagerly welcomed by the
female portions of these communities, and 'the
peddler" is quite an important parsonage in
their houses, their food and lodgings for their
stay being always generously liven without
pay, the news they bring afording sufficient
compensation. Sometimes, however, they are
not fortunate enough TO reach neighborhood
or hamlet, when night approaches In this
case, they betake themselves to some cave,
where, by the help of flint and steel, they can
make fire of dried leaves, and then lie down
with their knapsack for pillow, His expert
ences in these mountains often form the mate.
rial of rich stories, which he relates at the
firesides of future entertainers. Thus, in
many ways, the peddler, without any fixed
abode, becomes a part and parcel OF many
houses, welcomed by old men, young brides
and little children, who are all consumers of
his wares.
CONCLUDED TO MoRRowl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02

>ssszggee P. f. NICHOLS, dealer in
e--~--2--lSSs-S all kinds of FRESH AND SALT FISH,
HOLSTERS OYSTERS, &C. at Wholesale and Retail
at the Fish and oyster Market No Foster street. WOr
cestcr S Families and ParIiessuppled with OYSTERS
at short notice dtt mchi2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02

M Q r T G A G EE'S ALE.
AVA Will be sold at Public Auction, the premises
on FRIDAY, January 3st. A. ID 1862 at 0'clock A. NJ
a certain tract parcel of land, with barn thereon
standing and all the privileges and appurtenamces there
unS0 belonging, containing by estimation hundred
less, situated in the north part
of Rutland in the county OF Worcester bounded, begin
ming point the south-westery thereof on
the westerly side OF town road thence westerly by
land formerly of Luther Wheeler to Long Meadow
Brook thence northerly by Long Meadow Brook and
land of Jonathan Green thence easery by land former
ly of Piihcy Earle, land Of Leonard Wilson and the
burning ground, to said road, thence by said and
land of Joshua H. Pollard to the place of beginning.
said premises will be sold by me in pursuance Of
of sale contained in mortgage deed from Alfred
= Pollard to John A. Well gton and assigned by said
wellington to Freeman r.. Foster, on account Of de-
fault being made in the payment of the of money
mentioned in the condition Of the said mortgage deed
TENS cash. FREEMAN r. FOSTER.
RulAnd. Dec. Is 1851. d2S d3sSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02
SARGENT'S MAGIC SOAP.

lst This preparation is free from all deleterous quail
ues and perfectly harmless Its will not inure the
SKIN jr the most delicate fabrics ID 1t onethird
dug rubbing REQUIRED in the of other soap; washing
ch ne Done in al out half the time The clothes do not
requHe OohHg 81. Flannels and colored goods be
wisheu with the ease of cotton linen without fulling
Of snIinkng crease spots of any kind warranted to
nc perfectly re moved. 4th 1t will instantly remove
grease ana dlrt iron paint, varnsh grain work. with
Try II! COMBS A WILTON
Is Mulberry st. and 10 Orange St. worcester
Frlce S95O LOT lOO lbs. % lbs or less cts per h.
deOd1 ' 49, 20 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02
limited STATES MAIL.

MASSACHUSETTS.
UNITED STATES PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 10, 1861. !
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office of this
Department until p. m Of the Goth January next, for
conveying the mails of the United States from the LIST
of February 1852 the 30th June 1865 the following
routes in the state of Massachusetts,:
No. 65O-From New Milford to Upton. miles and
back, 6 times a week.
Leave New Milford daily, except Sunday, at p
Arrive at Upton by p.
Leave Upton daily except Sunday at p. M
Arrive at Milford by am
No. $50 d.-From Farnumsville to Upton, miles and
back times a week.
Leave Farnumsviie daily, except Sunday at Al D. H.
Arrive at Upton by 81 p. M
Leave Unton daily, except Sunday at p.
Arrive at Famumsvle by 8 a. m.
For of proposal guarantee, and certificate, also
instructions and requirements be embraced in the
tract advertisement in pamphlet form of routes in
the New England States dated 18th December, 1860 to
be found at the principal post offices the route The
schedules the roes above stated to be subject to
modification at the discretion of the Department.
dis dlaS4w Nj. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-02

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SECRETARY DEPARTMENT Boston, Dec. 2, 1861.
approve the publication Of the above in the Worces
ter Daily Spy. OLIVER WARNER, Secretary.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

THE CASE OF GEN. McNEIL.-As vet
the government has made no sign as 10
what it will do in the case of Gen Mcneil.
The following from st. Louis correspon-
dent of the Columbus co., Crisis gives u
new aspect to this case
"The man for whom General Mcneil
shot ten some time ago, and which was
noticed in the Crisis, has returned home
alive and well, and his wife, before the
execution of those men, went to him
General McNciD and pleaded with
him to wait and see if lie had been killed
before he executed those men, and the
brute spurned her. l can write no more -
The return Of the missing man alive
and well really neither adds to nor takes
from the atrocity Of the murder of the ten
men, but it brings the matter home to the
dulle8t and most projudiced comprehensio n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF OIL.

The following. from the Oil City Reg.
ister gives an account OF the loss OF about
100000 worth of oil, in the last pond
ireshet, on Old Creek
When the first rush Of water came,
some twenty boats broke loose. The
boats alone the creek were all loaded and
awaiting the freshets. Those twenty
boats swept the others loose from their
moorings, crushed every thing in their
way, leaving a track Of desoation behind
them.
Boats as they grounded, were sunk or
run over Our informant, who came
down the creek from the Tarr Farm.
counted the wrecks of fifty six boats from
that point to the Oil Creek brdge.-
Such disastrous scene was never before
beheld upon the creek.
Upon the pier ofMcCiintock bridge the
boats were forced up nearly their nll
length, by the force of the boats behin
them. From 5000 to 1900 barrels
wes lost in both freshets. worth at the
very least eutimate, 500 600.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

A BABY FOUND ON BATTLE FIELD.
The folloMing is an extract of private
letter from soldier in the 14th Illinois,
dated Bolivar Nov. 10th:
Let me relate to you touching little
incident that will doubtless strike you rs
littlc strange At the battle OF the nstchie,
when the conflict was wagipg heTcest upon
advancing, midway between the contend.
ing forces, we found sweet little blue
eyed baby little thing. AS saw it there
hugging the cold earth its only bed, the
little tear on its cheek,
THAT nature bade it weep, turned
An ice drop sparkling in the morning
BEAM
unalormed mid the awful confusion OF that
fearful battle, with The missiles Of death
lying thick about it and crowding close
upon its young existence yet, unhurt, it
seemed, as it lay in it's miraculous safety,
to say to me. "Aly help'essno.s and limo.
cenco appealed to God, and he preserved
me in the midst Of this wrecking carnage.
If you will make your piOint to Heaven
pod Will preserve your poor bleeding
country
Who would suppose that, in Tie wild,
fierce battle Of the Hatchie, where the field
was strewn with the dead, and the shrieks
Of the wounded rent the heavens with agony,
great army would pause in the thckest
Of the conflict TO save unharmcd helpless
child ? Yet the brave l4th, that never
yet has qusiled in battle, did pause, ali
officer Of the regiment ordereod "our little
baby carried to headquarters and tender
8 cared for.
The next day after the battle "our babe
was brought before the 14th, and wa:
unanimously adopted Child of the Regi
ment." Three or four days later, strange
as it may seem, a poor heart stricken pov
erty pinchcd mother came searching The
battle field in quest of her child Imagine
if you can, the wild cxclamations Of thanks
giving that burst from that poor woman's
heart when informed that her child hat
been rescued, and, with mothers tender
ness, cared for.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
ATnITOR'S NOTTCE-

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF COLUMBIA, ESTATE OF JONEPH U'HfTE,
LATE OF PINE TOW NSulP, DEGD
LII persons interested will take notice that the nm.
- dcrsIgned appointed Auditor BY tht Orphans Cunrt
Of the county 0t Columbia tO setun ana adjust the
and proportions ot the bd1nce or assets IN the
hands of Allen d. WETr, Executor Of Joscpi Jfkile,
deceased TO Hnt among the respective creditors Of tho
deyc lent according to tn cstGhli bv law
will meet the part Interested at tn fIothouotary s
titic'. IL GiooWsburE. on
Saturday. tic TreaiyEoUrtt day Of January z a. l1c2,
for the purposes Of his appointment, when and whar,
all parties interested Gfs requested to present thar
caius or be debarrsd from coming in for share Of
such assets.
u. L. JACKSON, .guduor
Bloomsbury, Ueccmbarl3, l-C9-lt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
Court Proceedings,

~ - g.. ,gco n .... .,,xI go.
pe'en0'l 'S', w. 01"'' 'nu' M "s'''
ao'y 10 'n0 Lfoc'a"*''r"' i1o'' !" iLL'N"
r.,,
.t p,aal qIa SaSna si.nns,d of ,uoro
'Ao hencu' Inc c"1cS oispo'eo o' "'io
as follows;
commonwealth Indictment assault i,t
Geo Foul,ncr -prosecutrix, Sarah
- wv ''' ''''' ) '
foFry' to pay costs
Commonwoa'th } indictment assault
rs, rs, |.c, apGo anu oTj,9I5 T;tn35 Go. %Huet roe
monweaIth Clark for Dof.-sontenoo,
,,c.. rc,a,t
one hundred dollars hne' ana 00huno"en'
IN inc Eastern l'"''o"''aFy lot TWO years
anu N'"' "'' ''''''
Commonwealth } Indictment, Forni'
u.s. cation and Bas'ardy
'onn houp' ,-l '',g ~, 0'Hi'nU" n
.,, n01''u ,-... '"'-' 'o' '''t, :.,u..oa
:.
Commonwealth } Indictment, malici-
yN Gus n'''cnloi 'tic u
susan Don"o''y u'"'h i0i oo""vnI -,
i'oc@e I'' i'''' ''0''1 guy
over.
Commonwealth } Surety Of the Peace
rs. --iittIe and CLARK Tor
Eiiz' 'bth Sruthers J Com 'wth-treaze 1oT
Dor honpd oyer,
c..,..,...o,n Io5;o.,rort os.or,,
''''''Y' ~ ' and Latterv-.Iittle
Peter Loyan. ! s. Clark for Common.
vealtb-Frceze for Def Verdict guilty
sentence fine and costs of prosecution.
poirryaer Eicctment for pur
rs. chase moncy-Carl
7. NJ. Hubble. for Piit.-Baldy io'
Deh,-Yerdict fer Pin for &'0o oo'
DR. Case y Appeal from Justice
rs Howell for Plaintiff
Centre Township. } Clark for Deft'-VeF
dict for Plaintiff So co.
Mablon Hicks. : Action for damage
ct. al, done Ly Plaintiff
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

Hemarhable Iiordt'y.-Thclast issue Of
the Sullivan CO. Eemocrat, eays:-Wo
have Just received notice from Mr., Adm
Mes'orsmith, of Collcy, in this county, Of
the death of all Of his children, (soven in
numbcrD .within the space of fifteen DAYS,
all OF Dipthorio, very unusual and mel.
a"choiy occurrence. We sympathize
deeply with Mr.. Messcrsmth in his great
bereavement
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
Columbia DEMOCRAT,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1862.

THE DiFrEReNcE-ln Congress, last
week, Mr.. Salisbury offered a resolution
IN senate, calling on the Secretary OF
Way to inform the Senate why certain
citizens OF that State, ghHe men, were
derived of thcir liberty. The Republi.
rqus refused to call for the information,
by laying the resolution on the table,
Mr. Sumner offers resolution Of similar
import to know why certain biack men
were deprived of thcir liberty, and the
resolution is Immediately passed. This
is signifcant, and shows the policy Of the
aajoriiy Of the Senate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
Ill.& AADl&23 REPOSITORY
A FAMILY MAG AZINE
DEFoTED To LI7'ER4TURE MD RELIGIoM
VOLUME GEIII- 1868

TT is the design Of this MAGAZINE to produce m eIe
cant aud pI,r literature, Uch IS viii Cudvate Il.
TASTE, fine th' maunors ana euuopa all ih' AIMS ot
jf, lii rary without being pa autic religious in it.
tom and chac without hiaulry, it will make it, If
welcome "hlr Yer it's known, No IaGgahine III IN
country is bDtt'r adapted lo the family circle DnHng
tha forth OunL volume It vii continue to mduaH It's
characl ~ as ''rHn queen of the MOWthlios." In its
mechanical execution by the Repository is not equaird
by any Magazine in tn land. 1t i prntan from ster'
oiypa plates on the IN red paper and each
niaber ceutaus two Original It eel engraving, ,Necl
ted III. highest stvl, OF s art by artists Who stand
ia, Reposito,y has sp ,cid adoption to tn family
II furnish" grWt amount OF r'nu"2 a"1Piad 10 az
In, members of tine family young ahd .,l- E9l for
getting III. car.u. II /, ir's 'sh varied fI of l".
In riuus aad Gen raj literature 1t occupies meme
that can b. filled in no other way Us reading "II 40
Among it, conribnl ~ are found some of the hasi
writers in til, land Th,ir pap gv' Il "e spicf
tn3 intention Of the Editor ana Publishers to max"
attention i4ipyitad 10 ln' Nariad dul Interesting con-
trHts Of tn y il rial ra-im'nl, Whlh rAhih" IL
tIrts no here else to found. II w inciude -crf-
tur' Cabinet, containing many choice thoughts ana
rXpO~iuuus for the Christian T'a or Hnl munster :
Not's ami Guorl. iittrry ami '1ii'a. III lGE''
mfHly inter sling 10 tU' inqlisiuy kolIc,s oi ~"
Publications.; Items il 'rary' - dllAc ana k.H-i'us
Cuh11yiug ta, Incl oui= ana -tNlsuc' "I perm ah
yaln.; Sil h'grc for cmlarn wihcn MlIt b. ll "i
sort, ami Hnec Totes p'cdilHrIy a"ap'' 10 II r"st "
instruct chill .reu; Editorial al aanIn2s' mud" ap +
rich and rar' passlg and nu'cdol IS g'.anM ID i"rH IN
Editors 'utngi and E-tors Fable "i'I also ,mo'1y
Ih,rc il an economy in t.tinC tha ra.. zia' if yon
Ioo, at tn, amount ofth' p.'1g matt; r. rlnH vol.
nm. - + neal q. .i.Lt sla voIrs which 10 prs .Ht
rat IS would Gust ~ - pHrh. nat u gl IA lE
W",1.i.5rv for il Dollars An, "a lrIf hat wudl. cu.t
YOU Tea Dollars ia IN ba.E firm; an IN % iaT5t
nuub Of superb 4 .cl ongrdyings IA tn blIgai"
TERM In view Of The unpr re 'rnt increase ~
the cost of papit ant a otthar mat ria- of maudiLc'
tlrl an in view orth fact that publish rs Of books
ar. coup to adj from twenty lve 70 uh{ pr c'ut
TO attiupt tnr ruMiralioh ofthe Repusiiary tr On.
comnq year at less thun Two aud Hal, n''larr Tins
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

MORE MONEY WANTED. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston HeraId
s,ates the Commissioners under the act
,mancipating the slaves in the District of
Columbia, have completed their labors -
Dyer three thousand slaves have been freed
by them, and while the price paid for each
S on au average only about one half or
tSo thirds their estimated value the appro.
nriation OF one milton doyGrS has fallen
Jar short Of the amount required, and
nearly hall u miHsoR morc will have to be
appropriated for that Object
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
AUDJTORiS NOTICE

IN TTE ORrHANs COt'RT FOR TIE COUNTY OF
COLUMBIA, ESTATE OF PETER CRAWFORD,
LATE OF MADISON TOWNSHIP, uEGD.
z Ill persons Interested viii take motto. that the
= drrsl1n'd, npp oinipd Auditor by the Orphan :
Court for the county uf uluubii, to tile ana adjust
the rates aud proportions Of the baaucc or assets in
the hands Of JouN SMITH alnus stratur Of Peicr Crae.
tora dereasrd TO ana among the respective creditors
of the deceased. according TO the order established BY
law wi meet the parties interested at the Pruthonj
tary Office, in Bloomsbury. on
Saturday. the l~eDtg Farm dag Qf Japvory A. d. lsG3
for the purposes Of his appointment when and whore
all parties interested are required to present their
claims, or Be dobarred from coming in Tor share oc
such assets.
NJ. L. JACKSON, .90ditor,
Bloomsburc, p3ccm miner %, Ic03-4t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

nay-Wc are very glad to observe that
tho Impression made by Judge ELwELr,
on the Bar and ilc Suitors, was to the
last degree favorable. We heard from all
quarters opinions as to his legal learning
his bearing to tho Bar, his even handed
Justice, his clear and comprehensive charges
to the Jury, and his prompt and ready
knowledge Of the law, which wero highly
Aattering. We trust he will remain with
US; for il is hardly likely that the same
unanimily and success could attend the
third choice Of a page, which have atton--
dod us in the two elections through whicl
we have gone.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS INDI-
CITED IN NEW JERSEY

TRENTON, Dec. g. The arrest of
Messrs. Kugler and Wright. of Ilunter-
don county, which was made some time
ago, on the charge interfering with en-.
listmeni, has been the subject of inQniry
by the Grand Jury of the county which
adjourned to-da".
Several bills ofindtctment were present
ed against the parties concerned in the
arrest, and among the number one against
Abraham +. Harris, of this city. and
Deputy United States Marshal Mr.. Ilar
ms was arrested and taken to Flcrnington
this morning. 1t is sail the authority for
the arrest of kugler and Wright came
from the United States District Attorney
of this State, Mr.. Kearslev.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
SIIERIFE's SALE.

By virtue ofan ali7s TcstrVm rtnSi.iai tanouos is
eu'd ont m the court ut Common rioas or NJ ,ouny %
LuH'rhe, ana tome directed, WIN be- exposed 10 public
sale, At III. Court louse, IN 5pomsburg 90 Ffiuy th,
I'd day Of January, a. u. i6d5,
All that certain tract Of land situate
IN Rriar 'reek township Cosmba County PenA'a
bounded and described as follows on tho north bv
lands Of Reuben Miller Daniel r. Hosslor aud IN tho
ast by land of Reuben Miller the South bpands of
John H. Hossler Jacob Fenstcmaker and others and on
me Nesl by lands of John w. Hosser containing ffecn
acres all of which is cleared land wherein is erected
an IRON foundry, frame Store House, ftame barn
n blacksmiih -hop,a Plow Shop, aud Ware House
S'Hed, taken in Execution and to be sold as the prop
erty Of N.6 w. N. Kliuetob
JOSIAH n. FURMAN.
bloomsbury Dcc.G, 1869. Sbe,iF
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13

r rTrrERs iesnmcutary on the estate Of Daniel Rel
| lrrl late oC ocu-t township, in Olumhia county
dpcascl have been ptaUt'd By the Register ufNolum
bia comfy to the undersigned also residing in said
tnVughp all lpersous hnving claims against the estate
of the dacendnn Tequesedto present them to the
4 xecutcr at his residence in said township, without
bcov and NH persons indebted to make payment f1rn
with. " 'Lh u hENbtIN' hf1o"'o''