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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

MURDoCH's Patriotic READINGs.-There was
q very large audience at the Academy of
Music last evening to listen to the patriotic
readings of MEFSames E. Murdoch, the dis
tinguishsd elOcutiOnist. The lower part Of
the house was filed, without being crowded.
While the audience was not so large as we
hoped and expected to see, considering the
character and object of the entertainment, a
very substantial sum must have been realized
for the Aid Society. The stage was draped
with American aags, and the Father Mat
thew Temperance Band lent additional
interest to the occasion by some of tHeir finest
airs.
Mr.. Murdoch's selections were all of pa
triOtic character, and each was prefaeed by
explanations, reflections upon the author, &c.
The audience testified their qualification
with the readings by frequent applause. We
did not learn last night what the proceeds of
the entertainment were. They are generous
ly donated to the Aid Society by Mr.. Muir
dOcb, in accordance with his plan in other
cities. His patriotic and unselfsh efforts in
behalf of the soldiers are worthy of all praise.
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THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
SB-ALL KINDS Of U. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
H5- -UECURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
eat rates of Discount. febo
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LIGHT OPEN BUGGY FOR SALE.-Can be seen
at No. 1s2, Superior street, (basement.)
marI0:2g
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ARBIvAL OF ONE OF THE BIG GUNS One of
the famons 15-inch guns from the Fort Pitt
Works, Pittsburgh, arrivedb by the Pittsburgh
road last evening, en- route for the east. It's
weight is 1890 pounds, over twenty-One
tons. It n transported on a platform car
built expressly for such business. Ordinary
freight cars only carry about ten tons. More
OF these guns will arrive in q day or two.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKKTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
THURSDAY EVENING, March l9, 1868.
Wheat-Sals 3 oars red on track at 81 80; 5000
bush from store deliverable the first Of April, and
car white at Sl,43
COrn-Sale car at 69c on track.
OnIU-sale car on track at SIC.
Highwines-Quiet at 4Sc
Butter-saIes at ls, 20 and 221zc, according to
quality.
Eggs-Selling freely at l258c.
Oils-Sales Illuminating Carbon at CSC, packages
included, and Iu55cating at a range OF 25937Ec.
NEW YORK MARKET.-March 10.
lET TELEGRAPE.I
COttOn-More active and frmer. Sales at 7s9sOc
for middling uplands.
FIOur-Market more active and SGlOc better, clos
ing firm Sales at S7,lOeg7,l5 extra state; S7,45D
brands
ior state, and 451fg46c for western Including 200
bbls 4 ID at 4To.
Wheat-Market irmer but still continues quiet,
with only very limited supply Offering. We quote
the range 1or chicago spring Sl,3SglCs and winter
req western sl,Il9li1o.
COrn-Msrket opened firm and closed Ic better
with more doing Sales at gOG9lc for sounds sl9S9c
Oats-MOre active aud hrmer. Sales at s39s6
for common to prime.
COffee-Dull.
SugRrs-Quiet and unchanged.
MOlRaBes-Dul.
Pork-Market steady with rather more doing
Beef-Dull with small sales.
Bacon Sides-MOre active and steady
Lard-ClOsed steady. Sales at lO14Gllj4c.
2Sc for state.
Cheese-5teady at ls6I55ze
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FINANCIAL,
STATE BANK OF OHIO,

W. W. WRIGHT is paying one
per cent, for notes OF State
Bank Of Ohio, and 5 TO s
per cent. for Bank Of State
OfIndiana, ndhigheT rates
for Geld Silver, Demand
Notes and Canada Money
than any other House in the City.
50 SUPERIOR sTEERT.
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WOODRUFFSPORTABLEBAI
w ROMETERS-NEW SUPPLY. They are fhe'
AS from any number Of Scientific men aato their *.
''---s'' OoFEEs 4 CO., Sole Assnts,
mar5 ld Wed6sl House,
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TAIL0RIN0.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS CLEAR.
NJ ING, Renovtting and Mending Establishment.
FTIEmg A0EB, Tailor, No. - Prospect street, will
hssaffer devote his attention to cleaning renOvatnG
md rnspding Gentlemen's clothing. he has facilts
iie9i Ori OnT his work IN the best manner. Gentle
sn wills ndlE for their interest during thee hard
msS toEiVo M Agtf straB AAyE4A
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NEW YORK MARKET.-March 10.
rpv rur uapkpH
N. Y. MONEY nIARKRT-nIarch 10.

call
class bills.
GOId-Firm, opening at 555i, declining to 5I5h and
closing steady at 553ss156.
Government StOcks-Steady. 7s3O Treasury
Notes lO6AglO6s; T. 5. 6s OF 81 registered lO3A do
coupons 1875 u > 6's Of 81, registered l0lzi One
stare stOcls@Sffssouri 6s 6l76i Illinois war
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First PaEe.---LoeaI Items 6rom Last
Evenings Edition will be found N0n our LIST
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500 Bounty,
due discharged soldiers also the widow, children,
or iGhtful heirs Of ali deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
toWhich every discharged soldier who was DIS
abled in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, ldreHs mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the isB. Also
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashsd- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months mem money
due teamsters, and every other class OF claim
growing out of this or any otherEsr
- Avoid Claim Agents who are not Ii
censed.
spublish "Ths Soldiers Friend,"A paper
Of much interest 10 soldiers and their heirs
Send rs your name and stamp, and We will send
copy treei or twelve copies, one each month,
foF IS cents.
Apply 10 rs in person or BY letter, with stamp,
a1d your business shsll have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until Ater We have &C.
comp ished what We undertake
omse-Lyman,s Block, near the oou1S House,
Cleveland. jaasl:h
HsImstreeps THimItabIe Hnir Restorative.
MOI DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tensnee, impaired byage or disease. All iastan-
tdne0us dyes are composed q lunar eaustie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford Of themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process but gives the
hair
LUNURIAST BEAUTY,
promotesits growth, prevents its falling on, era
dieates dandruh, ,andimparts health and pleasant.
ness 10 the head. II has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. It is sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them Of the commercial
agent, D. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. Y. Two
sizes, 50 cents and 81.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, Agents.
unv1b .f9oend- -triwEW
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A fnll assortment copstanfley on hand. W.
deal in none butthe best.
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BALTIHORE, Mareh 10.
An ACq sefs belonging 70 Adams s Co,
eontaiqi tzsBP 81 money and large
amsunt OF sdeRizaes, VAS stolen from The
kortheEn CentRI oaEs, near Monkt0n,
While on The WaE from this city
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ELOUR.-CHoICE BRANDS OF RED
Il and White Ohio and Indiana Hour constantly
on hand and for sale by
CANNON & FREEMAN,
febIS Commission Merchants, River-St.
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WAR CLAIaIs.

G. W. CROWELL Co.,
feb9sl5I 2II Superior St. Marble Block.
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DYE 4 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
IL i he bcst ID the market is 10 be found at
ThAT II Z Il, q : kDNEk, BURr 4 CO.'S.
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Browns Bronchial Troches
reach directly the Affected parts and give almost in
1tans relief In BB0ECHITIsi AsEHHA and CATAERH
they ere beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use Of the Troches and their extended use has
csnsed them 70 be oouHtesteited. Be sure to guard
Againgt worthless mutations OBTAIN only the eFE-
UEl BRoWE's BKsEoHIAL TEOcHEs which have
PHovKD their efficacy b. test Of many year, PUB
LIo sFEAKERs and SIEsEEs should use the TEoShsa.-
Military Ofcera and Soldiers who Over-tax the Foice
andars exposed 10 sudden changes should have them
sold sEsrEEhere st 3 esnta PsE box iaq;fss
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lstreet,s LnImLsabIe Hnt


Silver Plated Ware.
Just received and for sale st TIE lowest possible
rates, asPlendid stock Of silver-plated ware.
Tea-sets, Casters,
Urns, Ladies',
Spoons, Forks
Cake Baskets, Mugs,
Butter Dishes, Goblets,
Napkin Rings Knife Rests,
CG Bells, Tea Bells,
Cake Knives, Pie Knives,
Fruit Knives, Dessert Knives,
The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manafaciOry Of Plated Ware in this
country have sold their goods for over ten
years and viii warrant every article to be Of the
best qualify Of double plate
Rows W.P. Fose
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RApiD CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HonrAcsaesa,
Group, bronchitis. InCipient Cow
sumption, and for the Relief,
OF Consumptiye Patients
tn advanced Stages
OF the Disease,
This "a q remedy universally known 10 sur1ass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints thRt n
Is seesS here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues. Its
uuHyalod excellence for coughs and colds, and Its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made u
known throughout tho civilized notions Of the earth.
Few are the communities, families among tbom
who have not personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory The
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders ana
they know, too the effects OF this remedy need
do than to them that it has al tine VIZ
tues that it did have when making the which hay
won 80 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. O. AVER g. co., Lowell Mass.
sold by Ef utz G NJ Gageubulh. ami ] L MGya.
Rloomshurr: Schuyler, Rohrsburg; " stors & Son
Millville Masters, RcntOn; Lazarus 81 Fisher, Or
angeVillc Fowler FowGrsyil!e; Miller, Pcr
wick Low x Bros, CcntervillC; Reighart & Bros
Fspy; NJ G Shoemaker, Buckborn Reighart & Nuss
ManvllIe: sharplcss, Cattawissa; Greasy g. Co.
Llglh Street aud dealers everywhere.
July -, lSG2--ly.
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REGISTERS NOTECEs..

Toituh - hereby given 10 all lcratees crrditor
" t''I P'TS"hs Interested in the estates of Tho ro
sp'uNt H'cedents and minors, that the following i
Ir"'un a1l guardian accounts have been filed il
be n,,, w. w. huplc'er ui columbia county and wit
I pIssnteu IOr continuation aud allowance to the or
pndh court 10 be held at Bonmshurp i'm tho cntnt,
"VuSu' on wednesday the ltl day of FcbruarV ne NJ
"t Z c'ock IN the afternoon Of said day.
lhe account of Peter Yocum Guardian NJ Robocco
n"um hiinor child Of Joseph Yocum Late of ROM
! '"gcreck township, deceased.
S ihe account Of Jacob Yohc Guardian or rydi,
"s',"in' la'c iNdla Brown, minor child of Daniel
hf"Nh' Iaic of Maine township. decd ~
. rue QUIT of Mary Holmes administrators Of the
decd " "''"E'''oN to"hshP
90 i1o second and final account of VIM Uarcnb,ch
ana George llag'nbuch, Adm'rs of sinon Jnoarhr,rb
late Of Centre twp, deed. '''''''
m account OF Aaron Smith. n lfn'r Of tho csntc ~,
christopher VI smith late of ilnmlork tvn drc'J "
Account Of john II. Meyer. admir- of tbo r.toto ~,
'U.'" O'''h'n' Iatr Of Mt Pleasant Twp, deed.
account Of samuel Greasy, admir- Of e. Minot
NhIll late If Miln township. drr'd '
flnhl account uf samuel Cr.usv. admir- de boojs
Ro" OF cornelius Reynolds late Of Niniin twp dcr,J
y rue account Of X B Menash Guardian of the ror.
son ana estate of Dewitt c. Bodine, a minor tblI nt
- bodin3, deed. ~ ''" VI
w. lne account Of John A. Funston allnr Of Martini
Hc"""'g' 'ate Of Madison township decd
NJ ihc account Of John Siacy, admir- Of Iobnsop
Ilatt late Of Pine twp, deed. '"
. q. lnc account of Iran Derr Hnd VIM Piatt adn,'rs
OF benjamin liatt, late Of Pine twp, deed ''
Is ' ne first and final account of William Shuliz ,,d
iSSlc 'r Illman adln'rs OfJohn C. Kinny late of Mad
isoh twp, deed ''' VI ''""
Hloom~burg. Jan. l0 1868 ' ''''''''"
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MARRIAGES.

On January lst, 1903, at the Parson
age, near White Hall, Montonr Co Pa
by Rev. A. +. Shanarelt, Mr.. JAcRso>
~ MILLER, 10 Miss MARY w. Mills
both OF Madison, Columbia co.., Pa.
On Thursday, the lst inst, by A. Am.
norman, Esq, Mr.. ANDREW MEtbrcK.
u, MSS Am FRANKLIN, all Of HUNTINGTON
IoWnship' Luzorne Co., Pa.
- On the 9Th Jan. in Cloaricld, Pa, bv
Key. 7. D. Gotwall, Mr.. JOSHUA j TArF.
., b,"rcnrc township, to Mrs. MATILDA
McENAliT, Of ClcarGald Borough.
:, AT his own residence, Jan. lst bv
Kew. John Thomas. Mr. OscAn Lrw,s
o., sugar oal Township, to Miss KATE
HAYNES, Of Madison.
AZ Bonneville. Jan. lth. bv Rev. s. M
Prne' ANooEw LdNaER, cf summit iii,
TO Miss ELzAnGru YocUM, Of Scott twp,
-. e.. y ~ ~
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

~ TUG ORPHANS COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF CpLiM9iA, E-TArE or HENRE hRL,A
LATE or NuNrOuE TOWNSHIP DECD.
III. person, Interested, wiz take uolico that the
= undersigned, appointed Auditor by tho Orphan 5
Count of ColubIa cuu"ty % report distribution OF The
balance in tine Htnb Of GEoRGF LEcRtR and PLrsG NJ.
KAu,uSFR, Executors of Henry hrEH, dcceaEed, tuand
among tlr gJtucs % the drccdeut viii meet the par
ties Interested 90 his oh.ce ia Bloumshnre, on
: harsdly, the T1tatydah day Of JaaEdTy a. H. 1858,
tr tha purposes Of his appointment An persons IN
tsrastd rcqI 10 present tl'r claims before Tue
Auuuur or b.. d,sLrad iTUu4 CuIug IN tOr share OF
ROBERT +. CLARK, dudiy
Goomsburs, December 49, l-ts-a
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

INrTHE toRfHAT% COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
hAIL OF HEIANoREEl TTPa Decd.
fE Auditor appointed by The Orphans Court Of Col
uhld count, GO audit. settle and adjust ;h, no
c"ui, "t AIyud Fowler, Administrators Of Josiah Fuw
ltr' i"ta "t Hrltreroek township, Columbia cuu w.
dGcct-cd and % make dstrlu ion of ia. balauce IN
the hands Of tb" accountant Will meet the parti.s IN.
tle~leI lur the purpose uI his dppuInrmGut. At hi
ONCE ~ tn"m>hurg, ON Hucsty The 4yt day Of Jan.
uary, 1858 at tea O'clock, A NJ.
ROBERT L. CLARK, aaaitoy
Bloomsbury, nrcamhrr 20, lsU2 -4w
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
LsTATE % ALEM MANN, DECENsED.

LsTATE OF ALEM MARN, DECEASED.
II TIE Ocyhol's Co4rt Of CoiaaJia Cyuatn
TO Chester e. Mari, William Mari, Charlcs Marr
Nelson Harr Hiram :. Narr Rachel Evcrhart late
Rachel hdrr, Hut Harrict Van Licw. late Harriet
M1rr children or hlom War, late oi Scout towHshn
in Columbia c"udy, deceased:
y on and each "i you arc hereby notified, that in
issU oat ut tac Oru'n's uurt Of th. comfy Of Cl
Gmbd, iur the partition aud valuation OItne real cs.
tao u Acm Marr, drct., situate in the county of Cot.
umhIa, Mil hold aG lEguest the said Premises ul.
TacsG.y, tie I,lady-seccaia dry ot yQnaarg pc,L
ntth' mansion house of the said Alom MARI G,rl
~ tl' county Of Columbia, when aud where YOU are
requested to attend il you think proper;
JOSIAH Il. FURNAN,
SHspirT's OFFICE, Sg,IF
BuDmsbui% December H. 1879
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NHuE 'pIGyuG DECEMBER.


~ THE
rtCnE. JFHaEJZ& E>lITe>CzG AZ.
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SUE %lFF'S SALE,

Y virtue of writ of Lcrorj E6cia,.
r., 10 ne directed, issued out or the Court nj
common rI'as the county Of Columbia viii be G y
Ii'"day, the I'd doY o. Edraa,0, 1903.
~ one 2nln p M Of said dny at the Court Houso in
"'ooHi.blrs' the following Read Estate to wit.
All thAt certain tract Of land, situate in
IN lh' township of Greenwood in The rounty of Chi
Unn'a be4innlng at u Chestnut corner of lands Of
tt'rs cast one hHuirrd aud fourteen prrcbp 10 n".
lN'hr' 10y lands Of and Eedne south seventy 'fnr
"G.''H east ciehy TWO aud hvc.trnths perchcs 10 n
post, Tia nee by lnuIs Of the heirs Of - tntn, ,i W a.
I\i'th gr'cs west Ona hundred aud fourteen prrrrs
10 post irucr by lands OF a. Watts twenty. o,Ir ,Ir
.H west ,i9hF 1.-Two prrchcs 10 the place ufbrgnnnr
con'iihIhg my one and half acres more or Irss
"'I"rd taken ~ execution and to be- sold ns t,r pror
cfF {" Joseph Everett With notice trrre ten ,nts
r,, , JOSIAH II. FCEAIAN, ShF
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


'''r ~ 70 ''tf ~ tttL ~,
/ COLUMBIA CouNrY. ss:
!" me oFP4da court ct Co,am6a CoUafy aforesojd
"ffr @'a u Is illus ronia,Htd: ' y
va tic petition Of Isaac Wagner. one of the hcrs of
isaac wagner, deceased, who died iutostntn AMI ~
~ .l"H.F "i tle .irs uf said Isaac Wagner. decd
oS Iei,rrid tn the Court respectfully rcprrsrutInr
@Ial @ is I"Gltst appointed by the Court AT the NAV
'I" Llefcul' A. D, lSt2, to make partition or yuluu
w" VI ih' H"hl Estate Of the said lpcrdcDt have, r.,
'" tIdt rue stld promises cannot be- diviIpd sn no
u,""hoi1t1 al thh heirs Of the said dncrdunt htt
t''' ''' Snn'' may b. parted and divpdcd So AS In
'pI'hl"ndln some OF the heirs sf the said daccorut
,' u' nav parted the same aCCuuhurly. The u.ti.
"' Ih' f,'rt pray the Couit win grant ruIs ipou
I .H7 ana representatives, OF said drccdrnt rrguir.
rh 10 btHnd appear at the stated Orphans Court
' tthtldN u"AL then aud there 10 accent or r. I4r r
SH 'stac at the valuation thereof ana i'm c1s. nil
.ot h,fS ana representatives refuse 50 10 tikr l,n
7""' lH'h 10 show cause il ANY they hlyp ,yhv In.
sil promises should not be- sold urrriut TO tb, nrt
W assembly IN sauh case made and provided and tlry
VIII rvTpray etc.
rENJANIN BOHROY,
Is lAC WAGNER
"h'T'"'o' Dec. fth, 1sG2, Petition read ANA rule
s"C' personal notice thrr. of to BE- served ON thn
It'ur lh me toEniy and -iN weeks notice IL be- given
ny p"ol Gallon IN one of the newspapers in Blon,n..
bhr2' Columbia county, AMI a plp'r cout1tuiu, tL.
"HIic thtir residence Is ktuWn. By the Court
CCHiNtd from the Records Dec gth Loo
~, JACOB EGEGLH. Cityf .. O.
me various parties. interested iH the abryr Pptiop
".u pIeas3acctp pt the foregoing notification
JOSIAH II. FLRMtN
rr,,,,.I',',r rnL''tL i, ofT'h, &erG
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Hon. JAMES W. WAlL,-ono Of 0Old
AIe's Domocrtic rrisoncr5o--has been
elected Uo''cd Stairs Srptor, for short
term, by the New Jo'.ey Legislature.
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Que other Lot situate in Nspy township
asa county at,r.-pil fronting one hundred aud tw,u,
.t an ilaIn street. uud olr buuurud ard eighty feet
iu arpIl. bounded oD the wet by land. Of 1noml'
rpp. ~ up 60 Nurh.alu by Iujs ". \ fGyurt' OH 'hi
NH. g,0u mr., erected a large frame Dwelling House
Frame Sth'3 NAi oiha, uutbUIiaIngs with the al'
puJl l.uauLDe.
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GRAND .UR0RS

IV' N"HUAHi TENN, IoUj.
Bloom john ~ St.rnrr.
h'rou'h ut utEsrui.k-J John NcAnall
HnaVtr- ttrY, snyder.
Contrr--ir,i 'iui.hisun, John Ilpnr tTa,ry r1..
Clinton lle.rug '''''
CdttaWi~>H. VIM. Inrr.
E-uugorook john lIcilrnrv
franklin iiirnJ j Rrcirr, 'ihos Hover
G"'uwont Matthias Appicman
Jarh .on-Jacob Young
L0rnst-ShmuI Adams, David liauck C,rc Ho,ycr.
Henry Rnuads, Lcarard Adams
n'H'soH-. Wm. Winter stncH, WIN. Kreancr
ntrngH -lo eph uayhurst
PiE'- Ira, rur,rl
E0arinarrcrk- Philip Cool
Scott harl,s Fowler.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EMto " \ 0teI H0fU6errcT, deceased
| EIfERS of Illustration ON tha estate Of DanIel
lLlurhuc-gcr, IT, of Locust township, Columbia co.,
d,ccus ~, have tJ grant H BY the e lister Of Colua.
hla county, 10 IN. unIgr.i-nrii all persons LaYmg
claims against th' estate u he laceniunt are request
cuto present th u the \dmin -tatrN, at her resi-.
Gnuru IA saIutOWuShp, Without delay, and al persons
indebted to Hah- payment forthwith.
HANNAH HnRNBERGEG, .7dmr'r
januury 10, l-bA --4W. - 90.
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AUDITOR \ NOTLCE.

IN THE ORPHANS core "rpR THE rn.rvrv ct
tplL. .hHil. b@rArEOV ABRAHAM S1'Ety lN1i
hAIh or mIflLiH TOWNSHIP, DECD.
persons int rested, will take not c, that the m,
uciSI4ntd, appointed Auditor by the Oruh,r..
t"1fl"i C"nnh'a county, to report disributio Of the
n'a!. ~ iht uhios Of Siants H. NJ. Yantl Admilis-
'p' g." S'.' .|"''hHu stewart, drc'd. to aud among
Ht iegll claimants and rrurrScntntye rf thr d.cI.,
burg. :" '''o's
1@arsdny, Tie 1treaiynaih Gay cf .lannoyy 4 y ,s.g
for tn" purposes Of ais appointment. An ,,or.o In
SOD are required Vrcs cni t ir clamS briir IN
"u"T or b. de5arrod from coming in for Share oi
,.,......,..., i. II. LITTLE .qadttor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17

One ether Lot sltGate IN Ls2y, Colur
rllri. rruriy. said L.th.uc one GHuig.d uul uarty
-A iuri in "yltt ,,ui two hundred ana thirty irst in
.rti, bounded stoIws tu .-uulhe northeast hy
lands uI sHu AIla-iHr. on tuf uuIu by Hli.y, uu
tu.W.st byu ,ila.,, aud uu the south by the Nona
prturu tauuI, 0Ig erected iar-r - ma NH, -Oui
rGdma Dwelling iiuJ-, Unu IL tIallg Darn, WltA le up
punt .uGLCuS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
E,tu,e u Jonathan IlY, deteaSeo

7 FILTERS Of Administration on the Estate Of iona.
h4than Fry, late of MontOuT township, Columbia en-
deceased have been granted by the Register OF Culu
ba 60 Co the unt'r'igucd all persons having claims
against the estate of the deCendent requested "a
preseut them 10 the undersigned, al his residence in
sud township without dciuy and an persons indebted
~ make payment forthwith.
PhTFg HEINDACIl, Sdsr
Jaausry 10. 1905. ~. g. co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17
NOTICE AND CAUTION.

IL persons are hereby cautioned aganst pu tchs sing
~ or in anyway taking an assignment of note hand
calling tor So given by j. II, Faust ana endorsed by
Judge McRcynolds, dated some three months since
which said Note hds been lost Or mislaid.
4, CHRISTIAN.
Madison township, Nov. 2, 1885
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate u Damn Reial. ncc

Eso00TI y IIWNtTN NttgtL, NtC n.
4 EIIEES testam3utary on the estate of Daniel Rel.
lgel, late Of oeu,t township, in Columbia county
pceeased uaye been gtauted b. the Register ofColum
biu county ,1 The Undersigned also residing in sail
township df'rsous having claims against the estate
of tha drcend ntare requestedt q present them the
Accuterat his re.ideuCe iu said township, WithoG
delay uud all persons indebted 70 MAKE payment fortl
with. PETLR X. ~ bLIR, E1ts tsu4sv.
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