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AT1EsPTED SUICIDE On Sunday the Sd
inst. recruit at Carlisle Barracks, being
tired OF the cares and irod5tss off This world,
thought he would try his fortunes in another,
By a change OF base. He halls from
Williamspor, Pa. and had on the day pre-
vious received his bounty and sent tito his
family residing in The above place. Before
attempting TO take life with his own hands
he tried 20 induce one of the guard TO shou,
him, which The latter OF course refused to
do. Hethen procured large knife, with
which he cut his throat in t-o places, and
would have accomplished his purpose had
not some of his companions came 10 the
rescue. He was taken TO the hospital whsfe
his wounds were dressed by the post sur
geon. At las, accounts he was doing we'll,
and out of all danger. We wonder il be
willhy il again. We think pas, experience
should teach him 10 De wiser in the future.
-AslcricGn Volunteer.
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TREASURER'S SALE
OBJ
UNSEATED LANDS.

AGREEABLY TO the provisions OF an
Act OF Assembly, eoiilied an'Aet directing
the mode of selling Uliseated Lands for
taxes, and other purposes, passed the 18th
day OF March, 1915, and The further sup
olemeuls thereto, passed the 18Th day ei
March, 1917, 25lh March, 1921, and 9it
March, is47, the Treasurer of the County
of Columbia, hereby gives notice TO all
PERSONS concerned therein, that unless the
County, Road, School, Poor and Stale Tax,
es due on the e'f6ilowio9 tracts of Unsealed
Lands, situate in Columbia county, are
paid before the day of sale, the whole or
such paris 'ol tract as will pay the taxes and
costs ohaTgeable thereon will be sold al the
COURT HO USE in BIoo,nsburg, County oil
Columbia, on nthe'ii3th day of June, 1864,
being the second Monday, aud 10 be con-
lnued by adjournment, from day to day
for arrearages OF taxes due said county,
and the cost accrued on each tract respec.
lively.
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SHozIke AcciDEKr-The WiliiamsPori
Bulietin OF the slh inst. says Alfred H.
Mann, OF Havre de Grace, Md, came to
this place some nine or ten days ago, and
was attacked with erysiPelas, al the Parker
Honse, where he has been confined 10 his
bed until yesterday morning, when, in q
III OF deiirinm, he lesped from . window
OF The third story, striking upon rhe pave
ment, where he was found about O'Clock
in the morning. He was known TO be in
his room at 3 O'Clock when The man watch
ing him left him sIeeping aud fell asleep
himself Nothing more is known oil him
until found lifeiess on The pavement. He
was engaged with Mr John Dubois, in The
Iumbe: business. was about Is years OF age
and leaves wife and three children. His
wife arrived here the night previous TO the
sad disaster.
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THE HISTORY

HoSTETTER,S STOMACH BiTTERs.
The mos; remarkable medicine OF the
day, and The many cures that have been
performed with il in cases of Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and
other diseases arising from a disofdered
sIomac or livef, places it at once among
the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The
diseases 10 which bitters are applicable are
so universal that there ats brt few of our
friends who may not test their virtues in
their own families or circle Of acquaintan-
ces and Prove 70 their own satisfaction thai
there is al least one remedy among The
many sdsartised medicines deserving the
public tomthehdaiion.
Foi sale By Druggists and dealers ever,
where. *
AptlI b,bj issl.-im.
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GETTING ScAKER-The deciples OF Abra.
ham are getting terribly frighieaed al the
soliowers oE The Pathfinder, Fremont. They
7ry to throw the blame aron the cooper
hesds-" 80, it is only a PlokoT the copper
sseads.n say they. This is whisiling 10 keep
shsir courage up. But IL will no, answer.
Thousands and tens of thousands of those
who voted Tor Lincoln can never do so again
but only those who are faitening upon the
blood and treasure of ruined peop .; and
that other class, who think uoa for them-
1sslses, but fellow the beck and bidding oi
Others.
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Nic,o iStocLg Clothing.

iFl2ES[E. .AgsigIV Ar OF
Spring and Summer. Goods.
DAVID .Lt1W!aN!E.aE&.
INVITES at enlIon Ia his stock OF cheap
AMI fashionable. Clothing al his Store. oc
MAIN STREET. BLOOMSBURY.
f,UO doors a5oue the .3mtrican House,
where he has just received from New York
and Philadelphia, full assonmenl OF
Men and Isoy's Clothing,
including the most fashionable, durable ard
handsome, DRESS GOODS, consisting OF
Bog, Sack. Frock, Gum and Oil Cloth
Goats, and Pants,
of ali snrtr, sizes, and 'coiors. He also has
repIenished his already large STOCK Of Fall
and Winter Shawls; striped, figured and
plain Vests, shirts, cTayaiss stock, collars,
handkerchieis, gloves, susPeniefs aud fancy
articles.
N B He has constantly on hand large
and well -electe6 assortment OF Clolhs and
Vesiings, whicn he ! prepafed to make up
20 order, into apy kind OF cl0Ihing or very
shor, notice aud 10 the best OF manner.
All his clothing Is made 10 wear and most
Of il il ot home manufacture.
"a @9 ~ W~@R @1n Dr
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TO School Directors.


The Common SchoolLa OF Peunsyl-
vania, require-See CLVI. "Thai the coun-
~ superinte ndssi shall annually, on or be-
fore The first Monday in June, forward to
the Superintendent of Common Schools,
the report OF The several school districts of
their respective counties, and shall also
themselves make an sxtsdted report OF the
condition OF the schools under their charge,
suggesting such Improvements in the school
system as they may deem useful, and Civ
ing such other Information ia regard to the
practical operation ofcommon schools, and
The laws relating thereto, az may be dssm-
ed Of public interest"
We'desire TO act in strict i'Rccordance with
this rrqui,ition, and respectfully request
the directors of lie Ssvsral school districts,
TO aid Us, by forwarding their respective re-
porB as early as the twentieth of May
Directors who are in need OF blank reports
and certificates, shaH be promptly supplied
by notifying the County Superintendent.
CHAs. G. BARKLEY,
County Superintendent.
- ID.
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MsE Dxnoaksr's NeD York Illustrated
Ns.rs is out for the month OF April IN Nali-
onal Colors, rich and racy. he illustrations
afe capital hard 10 surpass. The prssen.
issue contains an interior visu of the main
building, and grand inauguration scene al
The Metropolitan Sauiiafy Fair. The fash
ion and 2aI.sms eontainsd in fhis Magazine
are yell worth the price Of subscripsion-
81. 90 per year 10 advance, OF Ten Cents
singls copies. Publishsd al No. AIS Broad
way, New York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

Esfa'e ef James b. Gibson. Of G'te"icood fuP-,
Columbia County, Gee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
"a Administrator on The estate OF James
8 Gibson, OF Greenwood township, ColUm-
oia county, dec'ed, have been granted Try
The Register cf said county, 10 Abraham
Young, Esq, residing ia Benton town-hip,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against The estate OF ihs decedent
are r-qnesied TO present Ihem for settle;
men:, and those Indebted 10 the estate Will
make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Aimr,
Benton twp. April l3, 1861 81.
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FaAxx LEsIIk.-The April No. Of Frank
Esslie has been received, iaden With its
more than usuaIly heavy load of Fashion
Plates and Patterns together with large
safiesy OF reading of very interesting
nature especially adopted to the tastes OF
abe Ladies. This work 10 illustrated
through and through; and notwithstanding
this, il furnishes It's readers with more read
ing matter :ban any other Magazine pub-
lished. It's pages are large, priaisd upon
nesulifnI type, and upon the whole. gotten
up in lifri-rate order all for $3.50 per an
nun- The YoIume commenced the ist Of
January, although they are prepared TO
furnith all back Numbers, TO those wishing
20 bscome patrons No cheaper Magazine
can be subscribed for, when yon lake all
iss good qualities into consideration. Ad
drsss, FRAEx LEsLIE, - Duane ST., n Y.
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REaovAL OF TIE SEAT OF GeTsRsMhNT.-
The Bill providing for The removal OF The
State Capital from Harrisburg 10 Philsdel-
phis, passed the Senate lew days since
- = decided majority. II is believed BY
many hat il viii also pass The House and
tbsn il viii only require Tie signature OF
the Governor 10 becomea law We soud
BE sorry TO see The seat of Government re-
moved, bur il must be confessed that the
msmbsrs of Assembly have some cause TO
Be dissstisfisd with Harrisburg. The ac-
eomnodations al The hotels are very ordi-
nsry, aud The charges very ztrGo,dindsy
The facs Is, The members and hose having
businsss al the seat OF Government, have
been imposed upoa, aud landlords and
o,hsfs have made fortunes in two or three
yesrs. More than this, there is paper
Published ia thar town called :he Telegraph
which delights in making daily personal
zs.zulls upop members. AL The Demo
cratic Senator'S and msmbers of the House
have been siiematizsd a. s.traitofs" and
scopperbezdsp by hal 7isiiisrcus shast,
until they iesl resslsss 10 sscaPs from .
70 m that eixas connienance and support
10 The sIaadssef II the seal Of Govern.
ueuf i remcTsd-uhich Ne would De
vs-Y sorzJ 10 see-shs people of Harrisburg
nay shznk The Tsl<erapk and those who
have been 10 the habit Of inpssips upon
nenbsrs foF Il
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sMEgEEF's SALES.

spY virtns of seyrtal, wrils of yeaditioni
Exponas, aud Levari, Facias, 10 ne d.
recfed. issa.ssi lon, OF the Couri OF Common
Peas Of Colnmbia county, viii hs exposed
TO- public sale. al lie Court House, IN
'Bloomsburg. Pa, pm :.
Saturday, April 3Othls8a,
at 2osclock, p. M OF said day, he folio w.
ing property, 70 wit:
The. undivided third pan oil. all ,ha, Ger.
lain irac, OF laud, situate in Mnniqurlwp
Columbia county, containing TWO HUN.
DRED AND SIXTY FOUR ACRES and
one hundred. and thirty perches. strict
measure, honnded and described as follows
10 Wit: Adjoining lands Of John Richards,
lands Il the heirs oi Psser Aqpisman, dec d !,
lands Of The heirs of Caleb Barton, deed.
lands OF Bloomsbnrg r. sR iron tompauy.
Henry GlgseL and olheI-; whereon ara
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PaIcE OF BEEs.--A New York letter Of
Tuesday says:
The beef Spectators al the Bulls Head
cIapped on an extra hall cent pet pound
this morning, which means from two &c
three cents per pound higher 10 ihs con-
sDmer when he goes to buy his beesrtsak
al The retail butchers. Some dealers were
predicting tho, buyers would have 10 pay
iweniy-fivs cents per pound on The noof, or
go without, befofs iLs firss Of May.
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THE var news is not very interesting Of
sais. The Armyeof the Potomac is fast in
he mud. The forces on fhe Peninsula are
seetling realty for forward movement
Cen. Burnside is massing his forces al
Annapolis sRs may expect some stirring
wax ne~s before long. You have had a
good long time 10 prepare your minds for
abe wersi. fE.cerain qusriers fears are en-
sertained OF our arms while in-oihsss all is
nope md encouragement.
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ICoMMuNrcArKr.1

see that DR.. john thinks "a lie will irav-
ell half way round The earth while raIh is
pulling Oh her booisn That may be true,
in some cases, but in the story that is cut
ting the Doctors conscience, think truth
did not wais TO &c. son her boots," bul
started bsre-iooted Tor, in NY opinion,
truth did certainly set the first starr This
time. Thomas, you had better dry up, and
eGdsavor to condnct yourself more properly
in the future THoSfAs DUN, jr.
BIoomsburs. April is. 1854.
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Dwelling House lls

A large Bank Barn, wagon ~
hon,e. corn crib, work shop, aud other ou,
buildings; about one hnndrsd and seyotiv
Ave acres OF which are cleasd land.
also.
The undivided one third part OF rsr,siu
lot of ground, situate in Monlour Iowpseto
Columbia county, adjoining 10 nJs of John
Richards, lot Of the widoy Lewis, The
main Road leading from DanyIlls 10
BioomspGrg. and The ifsi described tract,
containing fourteen and one fourth perch
es Of land, all OF which IL improved
Seized, taken IN execution anc; TO be sold
as the property Of Leonard 3. Rupert.
s. ALSO,
a certain lol of ground situate in Light
Street, Scou township. ColumbIa county,
bounded as follows, 10 Wit: On he ws.,
by Main Street. or ,he north by an Alley,
on. the east.by an AlleY, and on ibe sou,5
by iot Of Jacob Bombay, containing QUE
founh OF al Acre, whereof are erected a
large two story frame DIV #ELEINE HOUSE
with Store Room attached, anG Two frame
Stables, with The appuT.erFsncse.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property OF John Wardin.
! Also,
/ All those tno D DWELIiNG HOUSES Of
lso sloriss, &C., being thirty two feet il,
| Front and twenty eight feet Deep, silnaIs
on The road leading from the Columbia
| Coal audlron CoDpany's coal bed, near 10
-sId coal bed, in ;iis said county oil Column
| bia Seized, taken in execution and 10 bt
sold as he properly Of ] V, Crswel, own
er, sEd Christian Shuman, contractor, with
notice TO Thomas EawIon, Alex. WIlchey
| et al lerTe tenants.
JOSIAH H. FURMAN, Sbsrif.
Bloonsbufg, April I3, 1861.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
FOR PAVERN LICENSES

n Office is hereby given that the follow
~ ing persons ic Colombia county, have
fled their petitions in The Court OF Quarter
Sessions OF the said cohnty, Tor Tavern and
Store License in their respective lownskiF@
which said petitions will be prere nted In
The said Court, on Monday The 2d day OF
May 1854, OF which s!l persons Interested
will take nofice, and The Licehs sss for The
county of Columbia will be granted op
Wednesday, the 4,h day Of May next, al
o'clock p. m, OF said day:
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GorD has 10, gone.up Crseabasks have
.Rone downs. This esrfN.PAPsR LEGAL TIN
uxa Trash has deprecated in value iast lsa
eenls % the dollar since CHASE was author
'ized to sgsp'in,o the market and sell the
sGoyernment gold. CHAsE's legal tender
notes ieil TO this amoun, on the dollar in
abouiswenty days afssr he entered The mar
.ket, Preposierous, The idea Of the Secre-
tary being able 10 control the money mar
;kel with the amount he has on hand
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THrOLD GuAsD, for this month, has been
ssseeivsd- Hiis q. ca piiai number. There
Is no better Democratic journal. in every
,sespect, p nblished in the United States. 81
sihe Rebels and Aboiifionists would all sub
!, scribe for il, and read il, the war wonld, in
a shoIl lime, comsto a closs. Price, rs
se,s. : number, or 81 so, a year. in advance.
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IBLo0nsBIae. hTDsEsDlT, APR. 70, 1861.
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1854,
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
Wrssr j, stated that an attempt will soon
to the Decision Of the De
National Convention.

VIZ SEE il stated that an attempt will soon
Be made in,Consfess iuPut down ell lsthe
Slate Banks, by heavr taxation on their
ciscnlssion, s6rc. By This mode the whole
snaouns OF circulating mesiam will be put
into he hands Of s'she government Wah
the purse and sword the administration
scalcuis,ss 10. mainiaia its power agains, the
svili ofths producing class Of the country.
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Fhe FerrIbls Result.


How''is .ihs var progressing. This is
ms quesiioa iha, interests every body -
fhe North American. an Intensely loyal
sheei, that fcw days ago indicated q ssis-
position 10 embrace miseegsnation, spub-
fishes the following, which We presume,
sromsa loyal source, TO be correct.
II is made up to September !, 1898, and in
cludss the battle OF Chickamsuga
sC0afsdeTafes.
Killed. Wonhded. Prisoners. Total
.lse2 u $50 47,2os 1886 TT, $40
Fo:arl2s. lat ss,4ss 1856 2l7 .4s5
Confederates died Of diseass and sick
ness from commencemeatof war TO present
time. laO Quo.
Federais.
Killed. Wounded. Prisoners Total
1862 1862 20, o,s?s sss s7s Is ss4 1876 $50
1863 5.363 81. .9s 33 2Sl 'I02 s25
-
Total. s40s66 is2,745 $1,000 262, 100
sFedsrals died of disease aud sickness
dunng the ssme time, 100000.
RecaPitulation.
Federal losses in bs,,leseS.c., 262 100
s +" Big sieknsss, &C., 290 900
'Fsderals' total ioss in three years, 552,7 ,72o
Comedsrate losses in battle. 2i7.42
- "sby sickness. 10000
81
Confederate total loss. in three
years, si7, 1885, 347 .465
Excess of Federal loss, 2O5 1855
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SOMETHING NEw -Anii-buusf-eaiing as
socialions are being formed in various paris
of the country. The piessnt price adds q
grsa. many involuntary membefs TO tie
association. Il would BE- good idea TO
establish one in Caflisle.
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THRxEsHusDsRDAnD rHIRrT-srvEs Nation
ssl or Government Bssks are now in exist
.enee. Two hundred and forty six have
been ssppi:ed with notes from Mr.. govern
@meni7 10 The amount OF Twelve millions
.oi dollars Thus in short time The whole
moneyed power Of the whole country will
be in ths grasp otlhe party in power.
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The PesHsrLvAsiA FARMeR AsD GARbEkEh
for April has lately bssn received. !. Ii is a
good work, dsyoted exclusively 10 agricul-
ture and horticulture. VIM. S. Young,
publisher PhiladeIphia. Terms, si-oo q
year
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Bloomsburg, Col. co !, Pa.

WE notice among the number OF those
country papers which have raised their
subscription, the DanrtHs InteiigsnceT, and
Lyeonsing Gazetfe. They have raised their
advanced price of subscription from 81 so
10 50 90. This is what the Columbia Coun-
~ papers will all be compelled 10 do in a
very short lime if things continue so high.
We intend rasfng our subscription after the
aTth inst, to 50 100 in Advance, and So so if
nol paid inside of six months. This we
are compelled 10 do, as nearly every ar!i-
cle used in connection with our business,
as well as living, is ono hundred per cent
higher than il could be bought for two years
ago. All who wish 10 avail themselves OF
ihe old price, 81 rs in advance, would do
well to attend tc ihe renewing of their sub
scriptiohs between this and The 9Th o:
April, 1854 as after tina: date no subscrip-
iion 10 The STAR will be taken for less than
fs6o dollars in adVdHce
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so3a vyRa "a DS


q - S<S 1o9- <
OF every Description, Fine aud Cheap
Hi- Case OF Jewelry II not surpassed IA this
place. Call and exaIlIue his general as
eortmeni OF Cloihina, Watches, Jewelry,
&c. &c. EAVID LOW ENBERG.
Rlnomshurg. Aprll 20. 1861.
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The Editor Of ihsIColunbid Rsptlblirdn has
got Just about as much of an idea OF The
politics OF Bradford County ss hog has
sbous the vsIps Of pssrIs.-B BradfOrs A,gus.
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ROBERT +. ILAhh, AudhoF.
Feb. 25, lS64-4t.

SWALLOW two or three hoqsheads of
0"Buchu," "ronic Biuers," "Sarsapsr-
lila, )" "'Neryous Aplidoles," &c, Sc, and
after you are satisfied with the result, tnen
Try one box of OLD Or. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLS--and be re-
stored 10 health and visor in less than .hir>
ly days. They are purely vegetable,
pleasant TO lake. prompt and salutasy in
their effects on Ihe broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and young can
take them with advantage. Imported aud
sold In The United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent:
P. S.-A box zen, 10 any address or
receipt of price-which is One DoilaT-po.t
fee.
March 16 is64-3m
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ir is reported that d rebel plan 10 capture
and carry off President Lincoln has bsen
discovered al Warrington CsntgfOrd Jour-
nal.
No danger. The best thing that can
happen tor ihs rebels is 10 leave Lincoln in
Washington.
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Auditors Notice:

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia County, u
make di.lribution amongst the lien credi-
tors OF Joseph r. Paxton, OF the monies
raised by the sale of the zeal ests'e of
Joseph Paxton decd, aud paid into Couri,
hereby gives notice that be will attend 10
The dudes of his appointment, al his Office
in BloomsSurg, on Saturday, The 23d day
of A pril next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
aGd wheie all persons interested may at
te nd IL they think proper.
ROBERT F. CLARK, Auditor.
Eah oS lo64-At
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TISE NO OTHER-BUCHAN'S SPECIE.
olC PILLS are The only Rsliable Rene
dy for all DiseaSss oiihe Seminal, Trina
~ and Nervous Systems. Try one box
and be cured. ONE DOLLAR A BOX
One box will perfect cure. or moleT re-
funded SsnI bb mail on receipt ot price.
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
March rs. 1s64-sm.
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! Lot, Sylvester p. Heath, 81
DANIEL McHENRY, Treasurer
Treasurer's Ofire,
BloomsbuIg, April IS, 1864.
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A IaFse Bank Barn, weg0n 80
hcn,e, corn CRIB, work shop, aud other ou,
buildings; about one hnndrsd and seyotiv
Ave acres OF which are cleatd land.
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, Excess Of Federal los.,
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JGONE N<OIsEUIhINl OICIAs
Prothouolary's Office,
Bloomsbury, April 10. 1864.