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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09


The latest Herald received, in an ar
ticle on the state OF the country, says;
"Tho government has expended, over
Il thausand millions OF money and two
hundred thousand loyal soldiers have
beeu sacriiced-a bill providing tor an
other thousand millions public debt is
now before Congress, and what are u
prospects? Weanswergloomy enough.
We have fought bloody battles, but the
heart of rebellion remains untouched,
and each succeeding effort to reach IT,,
has only resulted IN disappointment,
disaster and disgrace" The Herald
admits that the violent and tantical
course OF the Radicals have united all
classes and parties in the South, IN re-
.~istancc to the last cXtremsty; and says
unless the North can infict crushing
blows on the rebellion during the next
three months, Lincoln will have to meet
European allies Of the South, or submit
to peace on the basis Of ali independent
Southern coniedoracy,
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We have received abont thirty new
subscribers shis week, and have dis.
continued about twenty. There are a
good many yet whose names We mnst
erase unless they ray Up Immediately.
We cannot stand an expense Of trenty.
Jire d0iIdrs per day and sond the PAPER
on d credit.
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Three Of MOrya@'s men Kill a
Xunhee GeneraI and capture q
Captain and an orderly.
The Yankee General orders Nor
gan to Surrender
MORGAN'S ANSWER.
SPECIAL TO TIE DAILY BULLETIN.

ten. M2rran's command returned to
Tennessee Saturday last. In their
campuign in Kentucky the Bacon creek,
Nolin, Elizabcthtown, ShophersdyilIc,
ll8 miles from LouisViIlc) and other
bridges were totally destroyed for the
distance OF 80 miles. The ~trestlo work
OF the two first was at MuldroughS
Hill, twelve hundred feet long and
ninety feet high, aud burnt and com.
pIctcly destroyed.
Approaching EIizabethtown, Gen,
Morgan received 4 communication from
the commanding officer Of the Yankees
t. surrender his force, as he had him
>MorganJ completely surrounded. Gen.
Morgan, in reply, ordered the Federal
commander himself to surrender, and
upon his refusing to do so, opened three
batteries upon the city, after having
given timely notice t. the women and
children to leave. After Il lombard
mont of one hour and u half, tho Fed
eraI force Of seven hundred men sur
rendered, securing to lis Il vast quantity
Of arms and Government stores. The
city was considerably damaged by the
bombardmcnt, but no citizen was in.
iurcd.
In the fight at the ~trestle, Gen. Nor.
gan captured another regiment, with
all their arms and stores.
The number Of prisoners captured at
Bardstown, Nolin, Bacon Creek and
other places. amounted to two tbou.
sand.
Al SPRINGFIELD Gen. MORGAN was spr.
rounded bv twenty six thousand Of the
onemv. and for awhile # seemed his
situotiop w,s dosrarato bpt bs esconed
with his entire command
IN movino from SnrinofcId to Comn.
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The Rebel Banner.

The publication of the Rebel Banner
will be resumed at ShcIbyville or Tulla-
homa in a few days, and in future will
be an army newspaper, attached to
Con. Bragg's army.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, Publisher.
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The Methodist Church has been ia
ken for q hospital for the wounded, Of
whom a large number are being brought
to Winchester. Four churches and the
Male Academy are now hospitals.
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PAINFUL REpoRT.-We learn That a
gentleman who arrived from Murlrocs-
boro yesterday, reports that Capt.
Benz. G. Yanccy, son Of Hon. W. L..
Yancey, fell in the late battle at that
place, while CALAMITY leading his com
pany. 1t was feared that he was more
tally woundod.- Mont. Mail, 4th.
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lge. As to an advance Of the enemy,
our people need have no fears, lie
cannot advance. His supplies and his
means of transportation bave bcon cut
off by the indotatigable Morgan.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE, 20. al. All
Confederate officers ard men who have been
captured and paroled in Virginia and Mary
land, at any time from the beginning Of hostil-
tiles to the LIST of November, 1862, have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby SO declared.
2. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing on
James river, at any time previous to tile llth
Of November, 1862, have been duly exchan-
ged, and are hereby SO declared.
3. All Confederate officers and men who
have b9en delivered at Vicksburg, Mississippi,
previous to the lst Of November, 1862, and in
GLIDING said date, have been duly exchanged and
are hereby SO declared.
ROBERT GUILD,
Nov. 12,-9t. Agent Of Exchange.
Southern papers copy and send accounts to
War Department in Richmond.
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Ca" Gen. Lee has been presented by
4 number Of citizens Of Richmond With
Il fur robe, as u slight memorial ofthci1
grateful sense Of his invaluable and
heroic services.
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pag@ A correspondent of the New
York Tribune acknowledges to a loss
Of 26,6.0 men in the battle Of Fred.
yricGsbur5.
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~ On Wednesday last 5000 bales of
were burned at Columbus, Ga,
the work Of incondiaries.
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LANYARD NOTICE.

l WILL TAN HIDES INTO SOLE
Leather for twenty-five cents per pound, and
into upper leather for forty cents per pound
Or | will tan on the shares for onc-half. Or
will give spun thread, leather or money for all
green and dry hides delivered to me at Salem
Mills or at my lanyard.
w. S. CREDIBLE.
Jan. 5. dim
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FOR SALE.
GOLD WATCH FOR SALE.

ANO. GOLD CASE FULLJEWELED
Watch for sale, warranted good time keeper,
Apply ut this Office. jan. + go
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POTAI'OES.!

POTATOESu1
Mt r. j. Dcnson's store in Winchester.
Dee, II, 1SG2-dtf.
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF GEN. NOR
CAMS EXPEDITION IN KENTUCKY,

BRIDGES DESTROYED FOR 50 MILES!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17
AYgr'sSafsalariLla

A compound amtas atsisSsd & & hSt3o u
& 1SSIhi ~ 'a & ~ ", n iss2, ~
- sghbhed With oihsr s1hsiascas & stiiiI i
4 Hefter Alternative pewer as to afford nm efFec.
I I'VE tntidcto i0f stfe diseases S1fsabariiIa i.
sepptsd ~ lcpFei 4 ,is believed fhatssuchia \
remedy y wanted by those who suffer from
'SFpmplls c0hpimhua aand that, one which IN
II nacceNPlish their cure must prove of im,nense
this lAfge cIasiof o6r aiiicted Isila,v
III caulens How eeinplelelythis cumuoiind will
90 \ has been proven by experiment on many
fnf fhewofst raseS 70 be found of the follb{V
z NsSSOTula AsS SGuOs,uaiOM5, 49,; ~: ss
6RuRIlpNs AtD ERvFrivfI DlsnAs;sI iIfar,,ss
fBifLfs, BLpTcHEs, TUNoRs, SALr, RIEux'
bheAtp HRAD,l STfkILfs AND 81 nm M A 81
., ,F1sfi0Nsf NsfBaRRcuRiALD DISEASE. DRorsr. Mr..
"AALeIA on Tie Do5to oUnKux |, DEnit III. Dys.
lfRP PsiA AND flEpieRsTIoNa o EnYslPEn, a. Roar
on ", ANTHoNY's Fmg, and indeed 'the whole
. elnsi ofi complaints arising from. IxPuiltrr 81
TINE BLopD. ,,aa az 80, ~, -.
81 This compound viii be found proat at3~n mo.
motor Of health, ,when talor il, the snfin9. n
expel the foul hnmors which tester n tbs
, ibloodat that season oftfe year. 81 tbe time.
" expulsion of them many ranklinS disoriars
are nipped in the bud Multitudes can. nv
the aid Of this remedy, spare >Ecmsely6s from
the endurance Of foul eruptions nnd ulcerous
sores, through Which the system Win strive ~
nd itself Of coTuptions, 81 not assisted n. do,
this through the natural channels Of the bodv
BY On Alternative medicine. Cleanse mit m. 1
sl.la!eq blood whenever you ful its impurities i,
: bursting through thesktnin pinplcs, ertiptions.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17
'OAa a.. g11[ 49, hF.oLI HegaEazEs r.T
,Annum.= -InaAdVanee.si s..4
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.sss 90 p, ,,ss,i ssa mo ,l72ss.ssi@ ".
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17

10 Hs;iar Tpaio Boo srabugg ,1iag-s
7s7sd si4 s. ga!sisssgg sqsgs9o siiis;
.irqa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17
Ayers C,athsair;t.iisc: /; t.is:, Pills,

gesheegeis, Jdaydiee, DyspspRa, Indigestion.
ily,iatey, EoaI Sloasaeh, E,ysipsids, fiedadche,
ts', hfe,enafisi, lr,pticis and Skin Dissases.
Lssr CoglpAai,lt,, Qygpsn Tater.,, 1ano,y, qud
SaR Rhssaf, Worms. GSia, NearaLeia, as
DTs'sr s p'a. and for P,sifyiwt tte B'ooa. as1ti
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17

ViHE subscribers would respectfully, call
L 'he a.tentionof the public, to their large
and well selected Stock of PARLoR, Cook,
and SHop Stoves The celebrated Cook
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10

E,zy" An anjourncd Congregational Meet
ing was held in ST. PauI's Church ,on Mon
day evening, December 22nd. Ephraim
j. Lutz, Chairman, presiding
a statement having been read by the
Chairman of the Commitsoe, appointed by
the vestry for that purpose; motion was
made that,
"The Pows Of St. Paul's Church, sold
at public sale, to the highest bidder
Which was seconded, and after some
discussion unanimously agreed to. 1t was
then moved.
That the sale be made on Saturday the
Bird day of January a. D, 1868, begin
ming at one o'clock in the afternoon, and
to be adjourned if Pews not all sold.
Agreed to,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10

IGB" To the Publc.-In consequence Of
thc Stamp Tax of the United States Gov.
crnmeut, there will be an additional ten
cents in the recording of every instrument.
Also au increase in the price of Letters Of
Administrator, or Tcstomcn'ary, Of at
least Eighty-Gvc cents-and increasing as
the estate is more valuable.
Also an increase in the fees for passing
an account of at least twenty cents,
These Stamps must be bought, paid for
ard furnished by the Register q Recorder
and til, rcfore, hereafter all fees must be
cash ia advance.
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by virtue NJ Aids TesioiHm V,phGoni Esp0nos is.
sued out o the count ot Common Peas uf tho County of
buHerue, udtumc Uircctud, VIII be exposed to public
sale, ut re Court House, IN boomsburg Friday the
2i day Of january, a. u. tsG3
All th0t certain tract Of land situate
IN Bulr Crock township, Cuidmbia County, PcnHa.,
Bounded anl described as follows. ON thG norih Lv
lands Ut Reuben Niier & Daniel H. llossor aud on the
Fast by land Of ub.u Nllcr on the South by lands Of
john ln Hossnr Jacob Frustomukrr and others and on
tue Nci by lands Of john lcr containing ficon
hrrgs all of which Is cleared land, Vhurcon is erected
an IRON Foundry. HmH store liuus frnmc barn.
Nlacl smith ~hopa rlow shop, aud Ware lIoust
Seized taken in Execution and To be sold as the prop
crty of ~ w. n. Kinetob
JOSIAH n. FURMAN.
Bloomsburg, Dec 6, isG2. SbcriT
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r<J~ st Lincoln county, Missouri, De-
cember sth, died, Joseph Lewis BIcnncr-
hassett, aged 81 years, youngest son Of the
late Herman and Margaret Agnew Blen-
ncrhassctt, of "Bcnucrhassetts Island"
Local history has stored away the name
of Blannorhassctt, and along with that Of
Aaron Burr aud his romantic story, it will
60 down to postcrity. Every schoo!boy
has cndeavcrcd to rival Writ, in that
rplendid burst of impas,ion d eloqucncc,
beginning, And who was BIennorhassott?' >
The Island house, the rotort and crucible,
the library and the garden, have been the
theme Of many an hour of musins
Burr and Blonnerbassctt magic names
watchwords of party! now, amid or ter
rible trials, they scarcely awaken the mem
Ory,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10

rG5- From j. 3. Lippincott & Co., %
6 "a N. Fourth street, phiadelphia--wo
hagc--''Book of Days" part l0-Moy st
to 18Th. illustrations and biographies un-
usually entertaining. Price 20 cents a
part.
Also Chambers Encyclopedia" part
55-From "Good John Mason to "Grcat
Britain Among the articles are "Thc
Gcrdons," 'Goriila," "Gothic architcc.
suro," "Gout,' &c, sc.
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United States Internal Revenue.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ,he du,tos and ,o,,.
uuu,r th' Excise Inv ot The Unitpd states hnv,
n'clme dde and payable ana that The Collector VIII AZ
nl w ln' COUNTY ot Columbia at the time and plnrre
ihe same, viz: " '0''''"R
blooms6ur9 Thursday & Friday sih and oih Of jam.
uury, Iob3 at Exchange Hotel - ~
dcr's Hotel. ' ' " h"st9HDf'
r. Numedia, Monday January I2,h, ls02, at Jocl,son
George's Hotel. " '"'''"'
gors. ' '' w "'""u" WIS
Herwick, Thursday, Jan 1j,h, 1aG9 nj y. Nfrolv,s
Hughes '0'"' ~ "'"'"u'f
piven that all persons who neglect IN
a ', 10 pay inc duties aud taxes assessed anon tIrn,
Nuh he time specified, viii be table to nav ION mac
u'nI an additional upon the amount thereof pnvmrnt
N De made at any ofthG above times and pIarrs mon
peu 'hl may best suit thr rconveuenrcloftaX pgyers
roVcrhment money only viii be received from mel but
j." ucCommndate tax mayors, have made arrangements
ny Mhlrh can take, besides Government funds pond
utat' payable in New York rhiladrlpnia pur funds
W lhe common currency Of the country by allowing h,
dscOuet y "'"''s '"e
II. LAWRENCE SCOTT
c.u.. 900 Collocto 18Th District, Penna.
Collectors Once, Towandc Pa,
Dec, % lrG2-3W.
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EG" By figuring a little at Ola Abe's
Free Niger Proclamation, We find that
the number of slaves he attempts to free
are about tErtc mWionS, and those por
tions Of slave territory which are excepted
and where he continues to hold them in
slavery, contain about one m'P'0"' VI
course that one million is a miI'tary ~
ccssity, upon which lie desires "the gracl-
GUS favor of Almighty God y
Then again he frees all the niggcrS h(
can't reoch, and retains in slavery all he
can reach Another ualtlarY "cceS'''y
and a fine illu-trati5n Of the "Pope' S BuI
against the Comet The niggCrs anl
abolitionists in Boston he'd a jubilee oye'
"thcr Fourth of July;' but beyond 'h'
we have not ob.oryod any special demon
stations. So we 80.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE COUNTY
oF cor |UulA ESTATE or HINhl hRCM
LATE or MONrOuR TOWNSHIP, DECD
LLporsous Interested win take notice t1al me
G,rt r roIulubin county, 10 report distribution "i ne
balance in the hands Of GEoRGE LE' KtR ana FE'ER M
KAusHNrR Executors OF HC'ry hr"m deceased, t'"'" ]
,, IN. pratpcs of the drCedvut NIll meet Tue par
H.. Interested NJ his office in Bloomsbury, on
: 1arsdra the Trentgpinh dag ef Ja"unry NJ d. lSr''
for The purposes Of his appointment A persons , Il
tnrpstnd are required tn present ihslF l"imS f
A,Jt,r on be Leburred from coWlng IN Tor snare VI
''' '''' ROBERT J.. .CLANk, Fadtr
Eioamsburg. Ducgmb,t ID, l1u@-h
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nay" You will observe that DIR. John
finds great fault, because several Demo"
Gratis on the East side of the River have
held a mectiI 9, in the cause of common
schools, aud on the subject Of u County
Superintendent. Such things cannot be
tolerated. We have no County Supcrin-
tendcnt among US; and Columbia county
must pay his salary out Of b2r school fund
to keep up black republican newspaper
in Wyoming county, We Shall take care
at the next election to have a Democratic
County Superintendent who will attend
to his business. 1t Is well that you have
raised the question, NJ"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
aATTRpAY, January 10, 1868.

Your information in regard to Cata
VISA and the "Winnebago Chief" was
cutircIy correct. Cameron was here, and
the number of thousand dollars which he
p aid as secret service money is mentioned
in confidential circles. The place where
he time when and the person to whom the
money was paid will soon bo susceptible of
Of legal proof.
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

T'EE Advertiser having been restored 10 health In n
few we, ks. by very simple remedy, aher having
suffered several years win lun" affection and that
dread Lsnasc, nsUmpiuu -ia anxious to make known
tu MS i,ll0W-sui, rgrs the means Of cure.
TO an Who desire it, h. Will send cory OF the prs,
srription used Gree Of chargc with the directions tor
pr'YaTpC and using the same, which thuy will mud a
SURE CuRE for CuN'uNPrl0N, Asthma, BRuNomTts x =.
The ony object ct the advertiser in sending the Pc.
scrt.n is 10 benefit The uhclrd and spread inf ms
tu, wArhha conccycs to be invaluable and he hopes
every ,utryr viii try his remedy, il viii cost them
nothing, and may prove n blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
EFv. LuNAED A. " IL ON,
Williamsburg. Kings CoiNli ?. New Ydfk.
Sept ~, l8a2 -:lnO.
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Bloousturg, July &, ,laG1- BIN.
NEW YORK MEDICAL INsT1-

Z LN i UNN NEDIUAI INOII-
~ TrTE.
A benevolent Institution endowed for the cure OF
Chronic Diseases ui every nature aud u project inva
lids ON guitk advertisers ana impustDrs. No char.
gs except for VI cdcinr until cured, ana u Of cx.
trcmr poverty treatment free. No Vim rs Poison.
uls Urigs ustd 1h' Phl sIgi1us have I luN" and cH.
tnsiye experience both in private ana Hospital prac.
ucn. ih i.0"I ave some OF tho "ul tnIa to which
special attention Is given. Ail dikc1-,- ,f t.s lead,
IlrIu lunEH Heart stomach. Liver. Kidney bladder.
Ruruu1ism, Fits, Cancer, lIIts, nervous Affection,
s'n'.s &C ," =, Nlal Organs. seminal W CJk Hss I'm
posuru aud Nrurut uccases Of every nature
lyCIrcl ii-.ts's Of Females and all irraCularHtps
succcssiullv treated Blindness and ucainoss cured
without painful operations. Patients trcStnd by let''t
by sending statement Of their case Ncticine sont
any part of tha country Consultation free oull
Address Sttrp enclosed,
IR l.. GRAY : Consulting Physician,
609 Broadway, Now ork zig.
Apri g. T. '2--l9m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Job0 R0Hg, dcletSfd.
Z FILTERS Of Administration on the Estate Of john
darrn-cd have been granted v the Register oi tuum-
bin county, 90 the undersigned; all prisons having
caims a.aiust the estate Of the d"c"dcnt are requested
10 prrsrni Them to tho Admu strUOu at hi rcHid nee
in said township without delay. aud all persons m
dcnted to make payment forthwith .,,,,,r
JACOB LONGENBERGER,
Dorotbpr q, lgC2--Gw. 81. fGm'F.
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J. S TR SY.

4 fAME to the promises Of the qubscribef.
y in MISUNDERSTANDING, Courulna county nbous
last harvest. -
tNR GEl7n GyEIrI1
with white str.nk across his back. + ~ 4geA
aud 10 about two years oil he ownor -sJ-.vs.ElS
Is requested To com" forward prove - rr.S.-J~.5
properly AMI pay charges, they IN b. disposed u
accott;ug 90 law.
NATHAN FLECKENsTINB
November 2, 1869 3tt
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Tho VorY Lato {.

January o, 1863
. Governor Curtin's Second Annual Mes
sage was communicated 10 the Legislature
on Wednesday last
A despatch from Helena, Arkansas,
dated January I'd, informs us that on
Monday, the 20th ult, our force at Vicks.
burg, after desperate conflict succeeded
in taking the main battery Of the enemy,
but were subsequently compelled to retire,
Our loss. thus far; is estimated 10 be, in
killed and wounded, about three thousand.
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LNECUTOR'SNOTICE.

LW4Ic y Ud0tI Hc1o0, 0CcW
T ElTErs tcFam'uiury ON the estate Of Daniel Rel
IIGel, late ot ocu-t township, in Columbia county
|. ceased, have heea granted by tha Register ofGuum.
hu county % tie undersigned also residing i'm Edo
townships ulp rs ms having claims against the rstai,
Of ih. dt,eud mar requested % present them 10 ia
lNeenl,yat Dis rniaoncn i'm said township, wuhou
lay and ai p' rs5u- ndrht,d To make payment forth
WIth, PETER NLkBElNt Lrtrbt0T.
Uolnbard s2,-Ct
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Estate of Lsuac IVagner. s.. ,lcc',

~ > WV -
CotUNBtA CouNrY ss:
In me Orph1D's court Of CoJyUbj, c,y,t, ,c,-,.,,,
inter Ciia II L. thus ccpfqiprd; ' "''''
On the petition Of Isaac Wagner ,rn of tho boir Of
isaac wagner deceased, who died intcstatc and or
h'lpamlh bOmboy the husband Of Sarah Bomboy WIN
is ahothgr Of the heirs Of said lsauc Wagner dcr'I
was ,Ted to the Court respectfully rcprrsrntitr
anol ule inquest appointed by the Court al the MAY
l'I lhtreul A. u, l-b9 to make partition or ,nlu9
non o lhh Real Estate Of the said dccudrnt bnyr ro
,tleuth the said premises cannot BE- divided so ns
W Wa'ninodatc all the heirs of the said dpc,drut Int
tna' th' same may be parted and divcded so ms 10
"''onWnaale some Of the heirs rf the said dgcpdeyt
tlu 'Uy nave parted me HcCnrdiugly The ne H.
u"hrS therefore pray thn Court viii grant rule i,ln
me u'Irs ana representatives. Of said dcce,put rp
uI I'm 70 beaud app'arut the stated Orphans Court
III Itruary next then and there to accept or refuse m
Sud Estate at the valuation thereof and i'm r,4n ali
ue hrlrs and representatives, refuse 50 10 take t,
-au' lh'n 10 show C13aa ii anv they have why tU,
sail premises shoulI not be sold according 10 III, t
oI Assembly in such case made and provided and tbny
WiII cNcrpray etc.
BENJAMIN BONGOY,
- ISAAC WAGNER
hh'rr"FoR, Dec. Ath, 1859, Petition read and rule
4Thcd personal notice thur Of tu be served ON tb,
Phr'sn the County aud sv weeks notice tu b., given
ny publication IN one Of the newspapers IN Blooms.
bnr2' columbia county aud paper containing thp
h3lre 10 De sent to the p'rtiCs out of the County
where their residCurc Is known. liy the Cuurt
Ctftlhed from the Records Dec. ath lSi2
m JACOB EYERLY, Clcrk q. e.
The various parties. interested IN the above Petition
VIII pIeas"acccpt the foregoing notifications
JOSIAH H. FURMAN,
n,oo,o.,,,,l, ,SnaHIirs n s OFFICE, -. Sheriff.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10
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