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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
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NINIDEND.- Board OfDirect0rs have,
= ti. day. declared dividend Of -FOUR 80 PER CENT
u.r b- lld .fe January p free Of Government Tax.
Iicr book vii be closed from the 2th december 20 ~
JenU.ry. a.. MASIEkION. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

rATEPSON and RAMAPO RAILROAD
= CO-plvlpEND EOTlCE.-A DIVIDEND ofrHRfE
$50 HA1f per cent upon the capiie stock ol ,ns
Company ID be- Paid ~ the office Of oINoON IkANA
Co.. s. "A ExchteIlsce y. w. the second day Of Juu
e and after tAat Paterson, by the snscnbcr-
Dated p-.. 20. 1868. JOIN HOifER, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
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= on tire l1tH fHet.. DiN NiDtNp of fu. r ANp
q, III riilnns PEP tENi on Preferred ar- Wo 3, .N
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ee7 Iiu e. iC5i. Tle fsSnser BoO@s VIII be closed
f''l '"' g. ID. tlRLIN. Treasurer ord Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

yEuE ATRE FRANCAlS.
hlBLO'S CONCENI SALOON
ERrpAY Ian ,8b. trE rEAN-lkAkS DAf)
rovs, FAAiLi gtSsI TgSs '-1''''A' ToTs,
AS GIFTS TO TIE CHILDREN.
ADMISSION 81 CENTS TO ALL PAEIS.
D,or. apen a. "a; curtaa risei a, y o clo.k
Spbe Dc peri1rmaf.e viii .rt et l)t p. u-
~ AGOFRIHAS THE ENCHAETERl
latsly arrived - Ntw.iors with ...,.-,r.,
'' fFs PANrlsS DE NlOLEFVE.
NorrcE-Eyery child andeE l. years wl. % eai'-sa
Tov equiva.eu. e the pace u a. mission:
-" glGARO PlOGkAhAE,
LES EVRENNES Oh 81 FoiSsON
vaudeville fot the occasion IN one eet by M y ana 81
LIZ JUuRS Dc LAME A hEN'iohN
Ponls FOX tho opportunity, song oy ~, poNa'''"'
IA LuNt DE MEL.
Ro,nsrce reud red BY MAe Mailet
n DINE CHEL MA MERE.
Comeli, Vaudeville In one act. by VI L. iAososs
LES DrUN ANFUULts,
RosI,,.,le musicale ia acI py Nj. Otsuossa
SATURDAY, Jan. :, 1904
The great success,
ITsPkNrlNS DE NlOLETrt.
,)oerA BOUT. Ia ac. in,sic ~ NJ. Adam
BATAILLE pE DANES.
Comedy In three acts by T.. Scribe
Box Ohce No. 62j Brosdwly
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

~ The Board II pi7ecior e ti Bank hrs declared its
.aa quarterly Dividend of three 80 per cont free Of Govern
mont t ont the earnings Cor ,Ae pas, three months, pay
lt % on srl alter thc "a o. January next. , =,
mo tr.ie books viii be closed from mi, date TO the %
pro1iuio. o. W. W hILLhli' 'a'u'
December "A, 1863
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

MECHANIC. And IE,DtIs LNK
NV l0nr Dec. ~ illa.
An ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of this ln-
~ .tian for The ensuing yea ani foT three IN3FfC
TORs feyi ofa.ls eeci.aa M 1s Ae4 - 40 bAAs
iug House on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 49, inbi.
OIO W YOuLE. Cs.hief.
AEwfoaT Doo. o. i0cL
An ELECTION for DIkECIORS Oi this
a s0HPAar O., a te rs~cs of ttoss hose = sef
No. N fh-n expire vil be- hr 70 this ofi-e WfpSt =
DAY lA d4y II ys4ay. loi 1eNcea 90 holf' 90 -
H. AUD 4. o'll,ct p H. JOHN q. HANlLAhD. Secretary
OFFICE M.EuTT. ND CIscIsNATi RAiLA0Ap Co,
Asrsorganif~d. As tHfLffcoTHs %. De- y, lspi y
NOTICE n hereby gwen that the stock Books
- ths Comnanv - th- offce Chi oft, sut 90 ftT
New Yofk Trsrsfer oacs w4 o. c.rl .fn i'r IL To- ts
l.th of January neat W. +. " AtsDH Hocf"tIf-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

BGoADwAY BASk, NEW ) ORA Dec. II. 1863.
FENWENTY-ElGuTU DIVIDEND. - The
: Bos-d Of Directors isvc declared SFMl-hNNUAL
DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT a 3 an EXTRA DihI
IENu % -FOUR TER CENT ou the DAIlIAL sIOCh 81
tif Sank aud e. e GOVERNMENT IA PAYABLE on ne "a
day Of Jaluary ousuing j. J." ~ LtiII, Iaslef.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

To show the loyalty and patri otism
that animatos the breast of the Loyal
Leaguers" of Bloomsbury, we need only
refer to single instance. A member OF
this order, great patriot, when the cen
sus Of the county was taken, represented
his age at 33 years. now when our coun-
try needs soldiers, aud the draft about
taking place, Ga period of three years
from the time the Census were taken)
this same loyal patriot, has REACHED the
age Of over FORTY FIVE. Such, is the
patriotism and love of country, displayed
by these "Loyal Leagucrs.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
WRITTEN FOR rHE COLOMBIA DEMooRkT
Try Again, Doctor John.

This man John, in his issue Of the goth
of August lS63, states that some of the
goose Democrats, up the Greek, think that
Judge Woodward the Democratic Candi.
date for Governor, is the same Judge
Woodward, who lately was the President
Judge of the several courts of Columbia,
Sullivan and Wyoming Counties and of
course the same gentleman who now holds
the same position in old Borks, whose
name is Warren j. Woodward. If there
arc any ol Doctor Johns party who really
believe any such thing, he ought to inform
them better, as Democrats know the name
of their candidate. They read Democratic
papers with the name of George W.
Woodward at their mast head, and of
course know that George Washington
WoodyGyd is their candidate and will
unquestonably be the next Governor Of
Pennsylvania. Hon, Warren j. Wood
ward, the Judge above alluded to, is the
Nephew OF JuGge woodward, the candi'
date he studied law in his Uncle's Office,
patte med after him, followed his good ex-
amples, for industry integrity and promp-
ttude, and has thus made himself one of
the best public men in Pennsylvania.
Can it be possible that Doctor John is
SO intoerab'y ignorant, about our most
eminent public men, who have held the
most important positions in our noble old
commonwealth for q whole quarter of a
century, as to waste his ammunition op
Mr.. George 3. Woodward, who it hap
pens is not candidate for any office,
that we know Of. We think the name of
Geotge B. Woodward has troubled the
brain of Doctor John little,--it might
interfere with his pecuniary interest.
| Wv
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
REGISTERS NOTICES.

N Office Is hereby given TO all iegatess creditors
and other persons Interested the estates Of the
respective deeedons and minors, that the following
administration and guardian accounts have been filed
IN the office Ot the Register OF Columbia county, and
will he presented for confirmation AND allowance to the
Orphans Court, to be held at BlOOmsburg in the
ty aforesaid on ednGsday the 9th day Of september
next, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
l. Account Of sylvester Hoffman, Executor Of rotct
Hoffman, late Of Locust tow nship, deed.
Adm'rs. Of Samuel $. Weaver, late Of Fishngcreek
township, deed.
g. Final account Of George Beam. admir-. Of Ro.
sanna Reedy late Of Bloom township, Iced.
4. Account of Abraham B. Dildine, EKT Of Andrew
Dldno, late OF Mount Pleasant township. decd
s. Account Of Edward Hartman, guardian Of Rebecca
Low, late Rebecca Hill, Of Centre township.
q. Account of Isaiah Bower, guardian Of Seniah
siter now Seniah Warner Of Briarcreek township.
7. Fret and final account Of s. u. Anderson. admr.
of John Anderson, late Of Centre township, deed.
z. Account of Elias Mcndenhall, guardian Of Thomas
C. Kester. Of Mount Pleasant township.
q. First aud hnal account Qf Elias Mendenhall,
guardian of John q. Knorr, a minor child Of Jacob
knorr, decd.
10. Account of Richard Donoit, admir-. Of Sarah Ste
vcnsOn, decd
II. First and final account OF John Yost Exr Of Dan.
lei Markie, late Of FishinrcrcCk township, decd.
I2 Final account Of Benjamin Bomboy and Isaac Wag
ncr adm'rs OF Isaac Wagner, late of HemlOck town.
ship, decd
49, Second and final of Lewis Yettor Exr. OF
Daniel kistler, late of Cattawssa township deed.
Sebastian Hover, late OF Locust township, decd,
10 Account of John Henders shot, admir- Of John
Whtcnight, late of Madison township, deed.
l6. Second account Of Pe,er Laubach, Ext. Of John
aubach late OF Benton township, deed.
II Account Of Joshua Robbins, admir-. OF Peter p.
plegate, late of Jackson township dec'e.
Bloomsbury, Aug. g. 1863 Register.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

COURT commences here next Monday.
VIII our friends be thoughtful enough
and not forget TO pay the printer. Need
we say, that with the increased prices for
paper and necessaries of life, we are much
in want Of money.
SEE Col. ]. f. FRANKss Card in our
columns, for the sale of "Wilson's Albany
Seedlings" Send your orders. Every
body should have these valuable Straw
berries:
The Editors of the Clearfeld Demo
cratic) Republican, have our thanks, for
an extra of that paper, containing a lis'
Of the DRAFTED: men of Clearfeld.
DAVID B. MONTGOMERY, Esq , has
carried Northumberla nd county, for State
Senator, and TRUMAN II. PURDY, Esq
for Member of Assembly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

THERE is not the least reason in the
world TO doubt that the great body of the
people, both North and South-in the
army and out of it,-are now tired oi the
war, and would gladly make peace upon
any honorable terms, if the secession dem.
agogues of the South, and the abolition
demagogues of the North, would permit
them to do SO. The misfortune of the
country is, that selfish demagogues-un
principlcd politicians, reckless adyentur.
erS and shoddy contractors, control the
governmental power of both sections and
stide the voice Of the masses of the people
who ardently long for peace.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
An Enthusiastic Gathering of the Democracy

The Democracy OF Scott and the adjacent
townships met in Mass Meeting, a, Light
Street, on Friday last, August 29th. The
people turned out in earnest, There was a
large and respectable number of ladies'
present. 1t was as large if no, the larges,
meeting held in Ligh, Stree, for long time
About II o'clock splendid Hickory Pole
was rised, after which the people repaired
10 the ground fitted up for the occasion -
Martial Music preceded the procession.
On arriving at the selected place, the meet.
ing was organized by the appointment OF
ihef ollowing officers -
P,@ident- Hon JACOB EVANS OF Green.
wood.
Vice PreSidentS-Joh Robinson, George
John, Samuel Oman, Jacob Shipman, Henry
Delong, jeremiah Hagenbuch, VIM. Howell
J. r. Patton, John Doak, Esqr., John Kress-
Ter, Jacob Terwilliger, Daniel Snyder, John
Dieerich, Abner Welch Peter Shug, David
Demo,,, Geo. Appleman, Philip Kisler,
William White, Philip Eyer, Jacob Goho,
Michea Walter, Wesley Writ, Esqr.
SeretaricS-Wiliamson II. JaCoby, J. S.
Sanders.
The meeting having come TO order speech
es were then made by erjamn X Rhodes
E,qr., of Danvie, Hon. NJ +. Jackson, OF
Berwick, George D. Scott, Of Cattawissa and
James Campbell, Esqr, of Danville. Tie
speeches were good, and atienlively listen.
ed 10. The speech of Mr.. Jackson was
over an hour in length, dealing in plain and
simple facts, show ing up fully the incon.
| sislency of this Abolition party in every
! department. State and National. The speech
took well with the people. His remarks in
regard 10 the decision of the army vote
were 10 the point, clear and decisive.
The meeting continued until nearly twi-
! lighi, and the people still seemed as con.
| tent TO sit and listen 20 the speakers as al
the first commencement. For so many
people it was an unusually quiet meeting
| il was an entire success, Each speaker
received three cheers at the close of his
speech, making he welkin ring. AT the
close Of the meeting several sentimental
and national songs were sung by some OF
the young Democracy, after which the
meeting adjourned with three cheers for
the Union as ii was, and the Constitution
as it is; and three cheers lor our candidates
--JUpGE WOODWARD and LowRiE.
Signed 5y The o6ies,s.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
Id L. A THIS.

In Light Street, Columbia CO., on the
llth of July last, Mr.. VIM. IDLER, in the
32d year Of his age.
On the 23d of Aug, near Orangevillo,
Columbia CO., MARY ANN, wife Of Corne-
Illus Bellies, and eldest daughter of acob
Fitzgerald, oil T,wn Hill, aged 81 years
8 months and 3 days.
[Obiuary next week,
In Beach II ven, Luzerue county, Aug :,
22d, 1853, JAS, S. CAMPBELL, aged So US,
0 mo- and 5 days. "Peaco to his ashes
In Berwick, Wednesday morning, the
26th uIt., FRANK AsMoN, son of Hiraa.
Il. and Rebeca Bower, aged 3 years, Z
months and 3 days.
In Milton, on the 22i of August, in the
45th year OF his age, JOHN, V. GooD'
LANDER, Esq (Son-in-law of Judge Oakes,
a very worthy and estimablo citizen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Judge OF the Supreme Court, and that with
full conviction Of the justice OF our cause
and the necessity OF its lriumph we will 90
forward 10 the cry Of woodward, Lowrie
and Liberty"
ResolUed, That we will earnestly and faith
fully support the candidates placed in nom.
ination by the State Democratic Conven-
ton and all candidates nominated by this
Convention or it's Conlerees.
The business OF the Convention being
over, THOMAS CnALrANr, Esq, Of Danvile,
who was in attendance, was called upon
and responded in an earnest, able and pat.
rotic speech, at the close OF which he was
rendered the thanks Of the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned, Civ.
ing three cheers for our State ticket, Wood.
ward and Lowrie.
JACOB EVANS, Pres'l
DANIEL LEE, 'e'ie'"'ies'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

BOB LINCOLN, the Governments -
eldest son and stout, athletic young man
is spending his Summer at the White
Mountains. Why don't Robert Try his
hand with musket! What better is Re
than those of others for whom Mr.. Lin
coin has made such loud calls, and whom
he threatens to force into the service 1t
is hard to resist the conclusion that either
the President is very great hypocrite
and does not believe the war to be the holy
thing be processes, or that he is too selfish
to make tho sacrifice he demands Of other
parents,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
ESTATE OF ALIEN MARR,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS:

In the Orphans Court of sad county inter aia it Is
thus contained:
writ of Partition and valuation OF the Real Estate of
Alcm Mari deceased.
And now, May 5th 1863 return Of Inquest confirmed
absolutely and motion Of John G. Freeze, the Court
grant n rule Chester Z. Mari, William Mari, Chas
Marr, Nelson Mari, Hiram :. Marr, Rachel Everh IT.
late Rachel Mari. and Harriet Van liew, late Harriet
Mari, children of Alem Mari, late of Scott township
Columbia county deceased to appear at Orphans
Court be held AT Roomsburg, and for the county
Of Col1mbia the first Monday to wit: The 7th day
Of September next, and accept retuse the several
purpat of the said estate at the valuation placed upon
the said purpars by the inquest show cause why the
should not be sold agreeaby to the act of As
scmbly in such made and provided. Personal
notice Of the rule to be served upon all the parties
siding in the county aud six weeks publication of the
rule prior to the return day thereof to be published in
Of the newspapers published in Bloomsbury in said
county paper containing the publication to be sent
each of the parties out of the county each week du
ring the publication Of the samo where the residence
is known.
BY the Court
Certified from the Records, May i6 isG3.
JACOB EYERLY, Cl'k of o. e.
Per MICHAEL +, EYERIY, Asst.
The parties above named VIII take notice of the above
rule. J. II. FURMAN. SherlD,
Sheriff's Ofjce Bloomsbury,
July IL, lSS3-Gt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

IT is 10 the Democratic party that the
people must look to bring this war to a
close and restore the Union. The Re-
publican party cannot do it. Their policy
will protract it till the heads of our young
men are as white as snow.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

A meeting of the Democracy of Green
wood was held last Saturday evening, at
John Leggot's Hotel, in Serene, this
county. Lieut., A. B, TATE, by invita-
ton addressed the meeting, after which
Esquire LEWIS SCHUYLER, entertained
the audience with a few brief and well
timed remarks. The people of Green
wood are in the campaign in earnest, and
will give good account Of herself in
October next.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

BSS~ The late firm of Stauffer & Harley,
dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver-waro,
etc., at 622 Market Street, Philadelphia !;
so long and favorably known--has been
dissolved Mr.. Jacob Harley, one Of the
firm is now carrying on the business, at
the old stand, See his advertisement in
another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

BGy~ The Governments wife, in a
new bonnet, and the Governments son
Bob, in plain clothes, have reached the
White Mountains, and are supposed to be
"enj ying themselves" The Government
has not yet definitely fixed the time when
he will join them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

sO~ The Semi Weekly Republican, has
reached us from Scranton, in the place of
Frank Macarty's Republican. 1t is prin-
ted by ALLEGAR & SMITH, and Edited
by j. Heermans, Esq The thing is in
teusely and radically abolltionized.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

MDE. Demorest'S Quarterly Mirror of
Fashions, Tor Fall ending Nov. 1868, is on
our Table. 1t contains splendid Steel
Engraving of Empress Eugenie and her
maids of honor, an elegant colored fashion
plate, five full-size patterns and other
valuable Novelties. Price, % cents per
copy or 81 90 per year. Every Lady
should have this elegant Magazine.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

The Administration organs are deter
mined not 10 be satisfied with anything
Governor Seymour does, and, if there is
no real ground for complaint, something
will be invented. Horatio Seymour's
great fault is, that he is Governor of New
York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
Democratic Mass Meetings.

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have appointed five mass meetings, 10
be i,eld in ddereut portions Of the Co,n.
monweallh on the aanivs rsary Of the adop.
ton of the Constitution of the United States
1t is highly proper that the Democracy Of
the country should assemble on the 18th
day of September and renew their vows to
support the Constitution framed by the
patriots Of the revolution. While they
pledged their lives, their fortunes and their
sacred hoRors in defence OF the principles
embodied in that revered instrument, ought
not the Union aud Consiituiional,lovne
party of this great C9mmonwealtb devote a
single day in commemmoration OF that
great event.
Scranton has been selected cs one OF the
places for these meetings. The poin, was
well selected, and we hope that the iavar
will be propearly appreciated BY the true
hearted Democracy OF this portion of the
State. Let Scranton be literally filled 10
overlowing on that occasion, and thereby
show 10 the Republicans who boasled long
since that the Democratic party was dead
and buried, that it still lives, and that lis
meEbers are acluated by the same high
and noble purposes that promoted our fore
iathevs during their contest ioE the rights o
tTeemen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease
and exposure, wish hot climate, muddy
wafer and bad diet will be unavoidable
but armed with Holloway's Purifying and
strengthing Pills you can endure all these
and still retain good health. Only 25
cents per box.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
Sheriff Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry wrts Of Ieaditioni
Id Erpouds, to me directed issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Columbia county, will be exposed
to public SAFE on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1863
at O'Clock p m, at the Court House ia Bloomsbury
the following real estate to wit;
All that certain lot Of ground situate in
Brarcrcek township Columbia county, containing five
acres, more or less, bounded follows to wit on
the west by the main road, the north by public
road on the east and south by lands Of Reuben Miller
whereon erected good frame dwelling house, a
stable and large tannery, all under roof and enclosed
with running water in the building, with the appurte.
nanCes.
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold the prop.
erty Of Henry Traugh
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, all that cer-
tain LOT OF ground situate in Minville Miiin town
ship, Columbia County, containing about two acres,
more or less, bounded follows to wit On the north
by grounds of John Heller and Samuel Greasy, on the
east by street The south by lot Of Charles Hess,
and Oh the west by lot of Charles Wcrkheiser all OF
which is unscr good fence and in high Of cui.
tvation.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold the pro
perty of Washington Fox
JOSIAH II. FURMAN, Sheriff.
SHERiFF's OFFICE,
bloomsbury, Aug. %, 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

BapThere are fifteen or sixteen thou.
sand Federal troopes now in and about
New York city to superintend the draft. -
Twenty thousand were in Philadelphia
and in a similar ratio they arc scattered
all over the country. No one who knows
anything about it supposes that Lincoln
will get half as many conscripts as he EN-.
ploys troops to get them. Is he engaged
in war against the South or the North
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES
FOR SEPTEMBER TERN, 1863.
] Philip Winterscen VS. Valentine Wintersteen
Henry Wells George Kinlcy, jr
3 Jacob Eyer vs. Abraham Klase.
4 Abraham Klasc VS. Jocob Eyer.
Dayid Lee ct al VS. SAMUEL l. Bcttle
Daniel Scybert VS. Joseph Gcnsil.
Z Elijah MeMurtrio ct al vs. Christian Wolf.
John II. Brown ct a! VS. Leonard D Rupert.
Samuel Bittenbendcr VS. Sias Edgar.
10 James Harding VS. Elias Reece.
IL Louisa Gowan VS. Elizabeth Dalius.
l2 Jacob Harris vs. Peter JaCoby.
13 Jacob Bond VS. Tilman Naglc.
II George Hughes ct al VS. J V Criswell ct al.
15 DaHiei keinbodvs Michael Grover.
l6 kussei F. Stoker VS. VIM keller.
II w A Kline VS. G w Hoffman u al.
Is Rebecca Vanderslice George Dodson.
10 l. Catlp pbell VS. Samuel Johnson
90 David J Waller VS. VIM Hagenbuch.
81 Franklin LongenbGrger, Admir- vs. Christian Wolf
ct al
% ID F Seybert Reuben Nicely.
% + Rcghard & Bro VS. Slas Edgar.
RI David Carey VS. Martz & Ent
2j w Kline VS. G w Hoffman.
26 Joseph Long VS. Isaac Patton.
81 Enos Adams VS. Seybert ct al.
% Charles ii Hess ct al VS. stephen Wolf
30 Joseph Hartman VS. Reuben Lins.
81 John Gigger VS. Richard Menagh.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

CIRCUS !--Messrs. Gardner and Hem
ming's American Circus advsrtises in our
column, that they will exhibit in Blooms
burg, on Saturday next, afternoon and
evening, Sept. l2. Dan Gardner the eel
ebrated Clown, is the attraction of the
establishment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
BLOOMSBURY MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

On the 25th of August, by Allen Mann y,
Esq, GEO. Z. SHELHAMMER, and Miss
SUSAN DALLAS, all of Bever Valley. Col.
CO., Pa,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Samuel Wright, has sold the Columbia
Spy, to A. NJ. RAMBo, Esq. The Spy is
neutral in politics. 1t appears in an i'm
proved form and is conducted with in
creased ability.