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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

!. w. IL. BAKER, N. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
III basement State Bank Building Residence
On Fifth street, between BRADY and Perry streets,
Daveu port. Iowa. tRoviy-dAwti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

II. r. DODGE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
sRADY srREkr, BArwEEs FOURTH AND FIrrB
- ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
0y strong and serviceable manner, and
satisfaction guara.ticd. Office open
hours anv and ulyhs incl .dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10
Il. ID. OvNGDON

\ rToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA and Notary Public. Once, North-wesl
3snef Of Brady and 6econd streets, up-stairs-
aVsa ,ce on Brady street. July 26-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

DIR. GEO. ". McCAKN,
uDHYSIClAN ANu SUhGEON. Office
i in room directly over the Post Ofice.
DIR. 0Eo. W. McCAENs residence, east side OF
Brady. second door from cOrnor Of 9Th.
ian V-dwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

1nAs. q. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGER
PUTIN m 4 A8DOElIS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Opvrcs, Davenport Block, No. o.29, Main st
@eeond rlooe juu7.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

No. P. COOK. .. WILSON Dnua,
COOk 4 ORURY,
Ssossossso Obek, Dillos 4 Ls.dlsS.
ruAVE kEMOVED ~ THE NEW OrFICE
ii Garner Of Main and Third streets.
Joiy ~ 1860. OOOk UkUkY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10
IA. II w. X. HIGH,
Preprietors Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVERY STABLE.

kA0 HORSES AND CARRIGIS OF
E26 the best quality TO let at oil hours
Funerals furnished on tho shortest netics.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded st reasonable charges. myl9-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

8URrlS HOUSE.
xVORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETs
Davenport. Iowa. mcb
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

J.. A. READ, n. ID,
VDHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFlCL
j and residence No. 70, corner Main ana Third
eoots. Davenport, Iowa. Juiyl-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, indow Shades
Ac.. East-5econd ST.. mex, door to Perry. jyzl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

NANA = AOM1SUy
= TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n aud Notay Public. Office in LoClAire Block
Davenport. Iowa ine2-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

GRANT Il SMITH,
a TTORNnYS AND COUNSrLORS AT LAW
n ana Notaries Public. Ofioe, Main street,
vest side, between Front and "a streets.
sp4.dAWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

SAW. Ee BROWN,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A (successor of Dow Brown, Davenport, lows.
once rear Of l.. A. Aackl0t's Bank. ag3-dH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03
Iegal.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,l
HARRISBURG, December IL, 1862.
WHEREAS, THE BOARD OF TRUS-
TEES of the Mansfeld Classical Seminary located

w TEES ofthe Mansfield Classical Seminary, located
at Mansfield in Tioga county by resolution adopted at
meeting OF the Board on the twenty fourth day of Octo
ber 1862 on file in this Department made formal appl
cation to the State Superintendent for the privileges OF
An act provide for the training of teachers for the
Common Schools OF the State approved the 24th day OF
May 1857 the supplement thereto approved the I4h
day of April, 1859; and
WHEREAS in pursuance of said application. the State
Superintendent of Common Schools together with Hon.
Geo Smith of the county of Delaware Hon. A. L. Hays,
of the county of Lancaster Samuel Calvin ESD of the
of Blair and Dr. c. T. Bliss, OF the county of
Bradford, competent and dsinerested persons" ap
pointed by him. with the consent oil the Governor as In
specors, and c. r. CObnrn superintendent OF Bradford
county A. n. Bullard Superintendent of Susquehanna
county, Hugh Castles Superintendent of Lycomng coun'
ty; and IL. c. Johns, Superintendent OF Toga county
did Thursday, the eleventh day of December, 1857
personally and at the time, visit and carefully in
spect said school, and after thorough examination there
Of and of its bylaws rules and regulations and OF its
general arrangement and facilities for instruction, by
written report, fle in this Department approve the
same and find that they fully up to the provisions
of said act and its supplement- and did certify the
to the Department of Common Schools with their opn
ion that said school has fnlly complied with the prov
sons of said act, and its supplement, far be
done before going into operation under them.
o,c, therefore, In pursuance of the requirements of
the seventh section of the act aforesaid do hereby give
public notice that have officially recognized the Mans
field Classical Seminary, a State Normal School, for
the fifth Normal School District composed of the
ties OF Bradford, Susquehanna, Wyoming, Sullivan, Ly-
coming and Toga and that said school shall henceforth
ENJOY all the privileges and immuutes and be subject
all the liabilities and restrictions contained in said act
and supplement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sc nv hand
H. 81 and affixed the seal of the Department of Com
mon Schools, at Harrisburg this lth day of December
1862. THOS. H. BURROWES.
Sup't. Common Schools.
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DEED,

y21s :ef. on o! the 18th of November, of dptheria
rs ~ NON lANlE, agel 3 years, son of Mr. j
''- MIS- |. Rockwell.
osI32, on the Sd inst, Of diptheria, DORA MA
s2c6wcll ~ i i' ~ anu --'
."S' IN this case, bereft parents of an only
Sluer ana lovely, who, from gentle, thoughtful
,'',h ,ha'e disposition, was peculiarly engaging and
'e'o'ed. She carly manifested the goodness
~'"S from the grace of GoD. With her years her
Ne'eioped, and when death came, it found her
1. wanting and desiring to exchange this world OF
N"o"' Tor purer and better lie in Heaven.
d, 'ia ,l5l 9It, of scarlet fever, FRANCES HELEN,
t. !; 5.u 5 oI Stephen Strick and Jr., aged years
-''e Is glorious world of light,
4''Fe the starry sky,
''e saints departed clothed in white,
....e .-''e the Lord most high.
= mark amid the sacred songs,
:, ,-.'e heavenly voices raise
,, 1'aSand thousand infant tongues,
, '~''e III perfect praise"
e, ,lI Dee 1862, Rev A. ALYORD, after an i'll
'~' one short week.
s ~ I'm ,6i ist, 1868, of a lingering pulmonary dis
lLO TIE ELIZA, wife OF q. e. Paine and
h., u The late Col. l. n. PomerOy, aged SO years.
''o'ed IN life, sincerely lamented in death, long
y, ''efin! presence be missed amid the circle of
s.r ,''1' If5ndo and relatives and more than all,
!, ~s'eayed husband.
: --W S'IroW not as those without hope.
g,ivTnE-All persons indebted to T..
sre ns!EI Hi'EI on Note, Judgment or Unsettled Ac-
a -Iued TO make payment to the subscriber, to
b "a fbI1ILns have been assigned. Also, those IN
Ian "s o subscriber or the late firm of Humphrey &
hereby notified that necessity requires i'm
Hgn.lnehI: The Books will emain at the store of
,srbp.irey Co., in Towanda, for limited period
1 'ne Notes and Accounts will be placed in the
proper officers for collection.
ne, No J. D. HUMPHREY.
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u,7rrars MIsCHIEF.-On Saturday
., q,,b r,t.. some person or persons forcibly en-
n, ,,,,orrcan Car Of Mr.. d. W. HUGHEs, of this
-, r,,icionsly destroyed almost the entire con-
~. establishment. His instruments. pictures,
.,~o t,,. were wantonly broken up and destroy
,,,,c,ed under foot. The perpetrators of this
~ ortr9re are. Of course, unknown, and no pains
", ,,,rcj to ferret them out and bring them to
Persons capable Of perpetrating such malicious
". with no prctcnsions to profit, would not hest
!. ,,mrit highway robbery or shoot a man for q
..,fv, cent shin plaster. Let the proper authori-
10 n3.ce Of It.
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II fAl;ll;tfi1

lar Dec 81. at the residence of the brides father
.sr -5,. "e1 R. Hair, Mr. BYRON CASS, to Miss
-'L l. WOODRUFF, both of Orwell.
NE .l, same day, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage (Orwel)
-t".t" J.BUTTLES, to Miss SUSAN 4. HILL,
-Gg.ge.I.
3, lS62. by R. /. Stillwen, Mr. OF. AVER,
'N' ANA MORLEY, all OF Burlington.
y lie same, Dec. Il, lS62. Mr.. THOMAS WOOD
e., o, y, "yalaslng, TO Miss NJ. SOPHIA KNIGHTS,
Inc lev. Jas. II. Ross, Mr. NORRIS SILL.
''-~'' 10 Miss MARY +. RiDGWAY, of Monroe
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03

se A GLANCE BACKWARD The year 1862
za hau. lt With momcutous events and importan,
..a 4, We enter upon the New Year, q glance
.77 tie Year that has just closed, Will bring to
y many leasing as wcIl as painful recol.cctions.
!. 20 every rhlanthropic heart, q matter Of pro.
aase, that tic dark shadow Of war is still project
ne. tic hlaIihs and homes Of our once happy land,
atAc lay Which ccmmcmoratos tie nativity OF
,azJE or PEACE should lie usLered in once more
.rAa.'jaI .9hts @Ld martial sounds Of Gratlici-
.1ltt. Scarcely had tie echoes recent battle cn
.:.Sen field Ht fredericksburg died upon our ears.
-Te were called, from the very heart of a conflict
Las 4G.Arhcd the gladncss in so many homes, 10
le Christmas tree in ken of rejoicing. 1t is thus
Flight, mHgle with the shadows which checker
.l .ei-I scenes oi oar mortal lite. Weeping may
es.s rie.', Lut j ' comcth in the morning"
1!Eac Providence which alIots in wisdom and
-e ,ss and ba.c Of Hs creatures has still appoint
Isl goa5iy heritage Of blessings under all the pri-
'@ which El..G5 from OR national troubles Il
r.. ga5 Angel has crossed many a door,sill curing
F. so. here j, still left multitude Of happy
3 LII. i-a.at the States in which no echoes have
lTl-..rl save those that answer 10 the voice Of
i',.1rr and praise. and in all these at least the
u" l.s Christmas holiday may still lie hailed with
s.est'i..es which keep alive the heart of youth
lie iros's Of hoaIy old, But while checrsuly
4as IN tue innocent joys which belong to this an
@i 4oa"icd anniversary, none shonld have forgot
-.5-ie tie sorrows Of the suffering. oI to gladden.
s.. o't4e loor to whom otherwise this festa day
1a rather with memories that mock the piniug
,l- With thoughts hat cheer the wounded spirit.
..s' .~o-,hing in the hospital, with the child of
. ID ' 1HvcI. should not be forgotten in those min
''-s Of S-a12ess w'''ch, appropriate at ali times,
'->a lDs;ra TO the birthday Of Him who, while He
ae''lh, went about doing good"
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. Charles Knapp
"A rs. Tracy Knapp. No. 10, Feb. Term. 1850. In
the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
real estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in the borough OF Towanda, on SATURDAY,
the oath day of JANUARY, 1868 at o'clock, p. m,
when and where all persons having claims said monies
must present hem else be forever debarred from the
T. G.. COBURN,
Dec. Il, 1862. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-In pnrsu.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-In pursu
~ OF an order Of the Orphans Court OF Bradford
County will be exposed to public SALE at the dwelling
house the premises last hereafter described, at
O'Clock p m Saturday the 18th day OF January lSG3
the following described tracts of land situate in Wind
ham twp bounded north by lands of James Sibey east
hy William Sutherlands lot south by lands of Edward
Boardman, and east by lands of Eben Grswold contain
ing 5s} acres less about 30 improved with
framed house and orchard thereon-late the estate
of Martin Elsbree.
TERMs-Onehaf of the purchase money to be paid on
Confirmation of sale and the balance in three months there
after. with interest.
BENZ. c. & JOSEPH ELLSBREE, Ex'rs.
Dec II. 1862,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03
4 Oar Curb stone Reporter" in his

,s- Oar Curb StoGe Reporter" In his
.r,nJ ulaticns about town, on Christmas, reports
.ma,lrg passed of quietly in our proyerbial quiet
7,5 the exception OF slight skirmish on the Sus-
,r, which 0, CURED between party of skatel and
.-sr. i few bloody noses was all the injuries sus-
.35se.her party. Among The numerous luXuries
,a,sson tangle-foot" flowed freely. Coming up
,-, CuIh stone" came across a victim, affection
retacu- an awning post, who, under the CONF
.aalaace Of mad and lager, was soli!oquizing, in
,.g tone, as follows:
.nItel as really think he,
.ay,a lttle dog at home who knows nc
n..,I be Il wag his lite tail.
II Be not he'll bark anj WALL
..saat Informed whether lie was able to establish
.-..y CT not.
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DROCLAMATION-Bradford County IS.

ERY. No. 54S, Sept. Term, 1862,
To Mary MOntgomery--Whereas subpoena in Divorce
returned non est nvenus and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said returned to Feb. Term 1862 up
the return OF which, proof made that the said
Mary Montgomery could not be found in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require you appear before
the Judges of the said Court on the first Monday of
February next to answer said complaint, &c.
A H. SPALDING,
TOwanda, Jan. I, 1868. Sheriff.
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CoyyFNTIoN-Prof. J. G.

,,..,,T CONvrNTIoN.-PrOf. J. G.
~ ,oId Musical Convention at Ulster, COM
o. We, r.a.,av. January . tn, and closing Friday
.'' y" ,,rr o2j. with a Concert. The success
Z. ,.,,c5c3 Prof. TowNER in these Conventions,
'',' ,r.5 the expectation of his patrons. His ad
.,,fn he found in another column.
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1egaI.
TRIAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY TERM,

lencing February 8, 1868.
ar. Plaintiffs. Defendants.
80 VIM Mouncey VS. James Mcqueen,
10 CIV & J F Moore & Co NJ Meylert.
Jas Gordon's Ads VS. Y C Leonard
60 Sam1 B Strang VS. II Roberts,
so David Barber VS. VIM Tripp,
George Dusenbury VS. Canning s
Wightman,
60 VIM Bingham's Trustees VS. Hiram
Harkness,
LG Buckingham's use VS. Farmers
Union Insurance Co.
NJ d W Bishop VS. d II Sweeney,
80 G W Morgan VS. r X Miller ct al
same same
Stevens & Burrows n P Bosworth,
II J w Rowland VS. John NJ Allyn
Stephen FELTON, VS. Elijah Horton,
VIM Braine VS. Geo Williams,
David Barber VS. r Hawk ms Ads.
Saml Hillhouse VS. Z shepard.
J II kiilgOre VS. Alvin Furman ct al
" J Rothrock VS. Robert Stuart.
G1 A X Peckham's use VS. NJ GAYLORD,
Jas Nichols VS. Jason P Horton,
Sarah Stone VS. James Crofut.
Mary Ann Bishop VS. Con Moore,
G F Welles Jr's use VS. c Hunsiker.
D c Hodge VS. Barclay r r & C Co
John II Calkins VS. Benz Herman,
Eph Dyer VS. Henry Sherman ct al.
i Louisa c Leeds ct at Ed Lockwood
Reuben w Cheney VS. Eben Duning
Geo Mallory VS. A p Spalding.
Benson Shepard Keyman VS. Benz.
Reyman ct al
Jno II Munay's VS. R Spalding's Ex
Cocbeco Mang Cows Ira Smith &Co
2 CT Ward VS. Geo Wolcott ct al.
same same
Pomeroys VS. Geo " Ingham.
VIM Haverly VS. Saml Amable's Ex
Geo Decker VS. A 3 Bentley ct al
ii B Strong VS. Henry Roberts,
VIM Watkins VS. Eli Gibbs Ad ct al
same same
BL Cooper VS. Jos Hinchman
Chas ROsengrants VS. s NJ Gregory,
G2 + N Page VS. p Blood
Rachel Westbrook VS. b w Ennis
Geo W Fish VS. Valentine Wagner
0 p Bower VS. II n Fish
CO Jesse Moore VS. Henry Miller
n G Harris usevsA p Stevens ct al
Theo Sem st Chas Borromeo VS. Wm
Gibson ct al
Alvah Tompkins VS. A Hunsiker
same same
Ed OyertOn VS. Joel Bennett ct at
Justus A Record VS. Antoine Loder,
same same
A Madill's EXT VS. Samuel Kellum
Burnell & RyOn VS. A Lewis,
Chas G Bailey VS. Saml Walls,
j Fl Phinney Jr vs. Hanson ct ak
Jacob Grace VS. Noah w Clark,
Aaron Chubbuck vs. D f Barstow's S
administrators.
., S VanBuskirk VS. VIM Horning etal
Ezra HOleomb VS. Peter Rishel
Francis q LOOmis VS. A Castaline,
Ira Stephens ct al VS. Simons eft al
HOsmer Buell. VS. c WhippIe ct al
UNITY, SS:
SuhpGnas returnable On Monday,
at 10 O'Clock \. n.
E.O. GOODRICH, Prot.
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T ISTOFJURORs DRAWN FOR FEB.

- kCAR1 Term, leG3.
GRAND JURORS.
Athens Tp-Jas McElwain,l Hiram Shaw, Jas Smith,
II Miller, VIM Jacklin Springfield Geo Corey
Albany-EW Bunlock, Smithtied-Justin L6omis,
Burlington JAS Wilcox, South Greeks Pettingall
Canou-R " McC!eiland fnscar0ra-J Lewis,
Litcbfe,d-John Filter, Nm Waren-Abram yanDyke
orweiNS Alger, Daniel wiImot|Benj staiord.
Dimmock, Nindham-Wm Wheelhouse
R1me-Dan Russell, Salsbery Kimball,
Sheahequin-T -ThomasWellerI NysoX-Eiot Whitney,
TRAVERSE JyRoRs-FIIsT WEEK.
Athens Tp-Johr Murry s, ,Sheseequin-W B Horton
Hardness, lS0nth Creek-Jcsse Moore
Athens Boro'-s Hoyt Towenda Boro-Lyman man b
Asylnm-E Deany, Rogers, Jos Kingsoury,J.
Coumba-Jos Gladding Tr. y Tp-A Manly,
Fnnkin-Thomas Smiley ToWanda North Bishop Fos-
Granvie-John Vroman, U ter, VIM McMurrin,
ID Perry, Albert Barnes Towanda Tp-E W Hale,
Herrck-J Angle, Terry Charles Thompson,
Monroe Tp--A NJ COobaugh Ulster-Lorenz0 Watkins
Ormel-A Alger, Hustin Waren-Edward Trpp Ma
Platt, than Young Jr, Daniel II
Pike-john MAgnew Byron Cobnrn, Hiram Taylor,
BolIs, Wyausing-Elias Vaughn,
Ridgbury- -Adison Cooper, RM Weiles,
John Miller, Wilmot-J L Quick, Perry
Rome Boro-C G Chafte, Miller
Smhfeld-Chri Child hu- WysoX-Ony Allen, Alvin
gustus Phelps J 4 Jeroud Wells-Jonas Edsall David
Spriugield-Elisha Tanning Lowry.
SECOND WEEK.
Athens Tp-J0hnWatkinsJrr Kecne.
Bullingt6n-J J Haight, Towanda Boro'-II c Noble
Columbia-Oscar Harris Jo- w BogaU,
seph Ballard, Terry-JameS Jones Geo I.
Canton-Saml FitzwaterJr, Horton,
Frarklin--D W Cokeley Jr, Troy Boro-N Carrochan
W A Rockwell Philander Mexican.
Herrick--Geo Wickizer, Troy Tp-Orlando Ward
Ltchfeld--A Campbell, Tuscarora-D d Black,
Adam Cranse, ,Ulster-G H VanDyke,
LeROy-R r Farmer, Wudham-Chas Walker,
Ridgbury- John Stanton, WarTen-Laurence Antisdel
Ulysses Farnsworth, Ira Corbn Henry
Rome Tp-Sanlord Prince, Newman
Sylvania BOr0-Peleg Peck, Wm0t-J Crandall
Jr Wyalusing-R DCleaveland
Smithfeld-Orrin hinSsley. Patrick Mahony, Benz
Springield-J Grace Brown
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intending to make application

y l"- tbe Liquor Law, must file their petit
;' a.o, aof the Clerk of the Quarter Sessions, on
s.1s O',.1 rcxt or they will be too late for Feb
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03

hereby certify III It the above is a truc copy of the
original issued by the State Superintendent 'o Common
Schools copy of which he requested me furnish you
for publication. II. G. JOHNS,
Dec. %. lS62-t3. Co Sup't. Toga Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-La the matter of
IA the estate of Orange Bosooorih decd In the Or.
phans' Court of Bradford county
The undersigned an Auditor appointed bv said Court
to distribute the proceeds of the sale of real and personal
estate in the hands of the administrators VIM B. Sic.
vens and Betsey Bosworth will attend to the duties his
appointment at his Office, in the borough of Towanda on
THURSDAY, the 22d day of JANUARY, 1862 at two
o'clock, p m and all persons having claims upon said
monies must present them else be forever debarred
from the same FIG COBURN
Dec. 10, 1854. Audi or.
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n..s;or wishes to say to those who

-, carrier wishes to say 10 tnOse WHO
y V' .,,,zod him on New Years day, in pur,
81! ', ,,.oss advertising &c, that they may con-
b | ,'. orc side and will always remember them
I; d. - ,b, are willing to " give the deril his
as'A''e WIZ ~
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TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES:
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Euslev Gillt rs.

"A John Randall. In the Court of Common Pleas Of
radord county, No. 452, May Term. 1861.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies arising from Shers sale of deen-
dants real estate will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the Office of Wilmot Morrow, in the borough
of Towanda, on FRIDAY, the 3Oth day Of JANUARY,
1868, at o clock. p. NJ when and where all persons
having claims upon said funds present them or else
be forever debdrred thereirom. P.D MORROW
Dec. IL, 1862. Auditor
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-This malignant disease

!, l!F'"-., .,,, 1esolate many homes throughout
,1ae' l. !. 'I ho,r Of number of deaths having oc-
.sr! ". LAST last week. in this and adjoining towns
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EOREIGN ATTACHMENT Consistent

EIOREIGN ATTACHMENT Constant
Il 1Iotthe1r$on John 1IcDu6fe and Clcrissa DC
Dufr in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Bradford Coun
ty No. "a. February Term, 1868.
AND TO WIT: December H. 1862, ordered by the
Court on motion of Mr.. Patrick that the Sheriff shall
publish copy of the writ for six weeks in the Bradford
Reporter, published in Bradford County, and in the
american, published at Palmyra, Wayne County, n. Y.
[FoREIGN ATTACHMENT
BRADFORD COUNTY, S.
CMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
To The @0if Of Bradford County, Ga eeting:
We command you that you attach JOHN MCDUFFIE
and CLARISSA MCDUFFIE, late of your County, by all
and singular their goods and chattes lands tene-
ments monies rights and credits in whose hands pos
session SOever the may that they be and appear
before Court of Common Pleas, to he holden at the
borough of Towandl in and for said County the first
Monday of February next, there to answer CONSTANT
MATTHEWSON, of plea of debt not exceeding FIVE
hundred dollars, and that you summon all persons in
whose hands possession the said goods chattes,
nies rights and credits any them may attached
that they and every of them be and appear before
Court, at the day and place aforesaid, to what
shall be objected against them and abide the judgment
of the Court therein and have you then and there this
writ.
witness the Honorable ULYSSES MERCUR. Presi,
dent of said Court at the Borough of Towanda aore
said, the l1th day of December A. D., 1862.
i. o. GOODRICH, Prothonotary.
TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES:
certify that executed this writ by attaching on the
llh day of December, 1862 in thu presence Of j. T. D.
Myer and John Fralck, good and lawful of my bali
wick, all of the defendants, John McDuee and Ciarssa
McDufees interest in the following described lot piece
parcel of land to wit the place known the Con-
slant Mahewson farm being in Athens township, Brad
ford county State OF Pennsylvania, bounded the north
by land of John F. Sateree, by Chester Stephens
south by James Thompson and west the Susquehanna
River Containing about 200 acres about 100 acres i'm
proved. with framed houses, large barn. horse barn.
house. frame building used for the manufacture
of medicine, with shed attached and orchard of fruit
trees thereon.
A. H. sPALDING, Sheriff.
Sherfs Office, Towanda, Dec. Is, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03
AUDITORS NOTICE-R Lulhrr =.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-R Luther IS.
IA DeCater Ayes No. 4O4, Sept. Term, 1861. Also,
T. w. Haie'S IS. same No. l23-l24, Sept. Term,
1862. In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute funds arising from sale of personal estate of
defendant, will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in the borough of Towanda TUESDAY,
the 20th day of JANUARY, 1863 at O'clock p. and
all persons having claims said monies must present
them, or else be forever debarred from the same.
GEORGE d. MONTANYE,
Dec. II, lSG2. Auditor.