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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-12-13

Our intelligence from the coast, in use
luence Of tue reti. enc- Of tue military uu
tnor,.ies. is very meugre. From, the rnIsi
reliable accounIs we have been abl- 1" ynti,-
er, We lenru ina, tue e.emy landed sb"u
tive Thousand troops, mostly n-gru... al
B"yd's Landing. about eigmt miles fro,l
Grshamvile Another force NOV ed up Bee
Creek to make u deuIuu iru.lun Oh Cou>a
whatchie. while the main column from
B"yd's Landing thre: tened Granum>i ie--
Sklrmi,hing commenced ear y Wrdn-,d. y
morning, the enemy being steadily dri, en-
bark. u Was rerorted tnat quite = .narp
fight occurred on the C"o,a " uatI IL road
aud that The enemy received u $. we're whip.
ping.
lnioro'ation received on Wednesday
evening stated that The CO umn bic HAD
ueeu driven back Ir"m Cousa. hatch . baG
r-Joined the main column, and tu. whoi.
force mad moved or Grahau,ili General
Gusts'us w. Suit. Is ia command oi our
forces t"ere, and ut latest accounts was
heavily engaged with tn. enemy. Tue 70
suit WAS uu' known NJ tho hour uf wiring,
but every Hing Was rei orted to tie working
vel and the situation of affair, IL gn!y Ell
cOuraging.
Tue news from Georgia Is also yer,
cheering Sheru'un vas reported TUESDAY
A"rning yer, slowly and eau lousy feeling
his wa,. Geuerai Nhreirr had urv, u bars
his advance force. from III len /" The O.,
eechse Bridge. The .nemy are said %
Ia suffered severely. hfser this I-pni-..
our scouts report SheInans u,un bod
turned, and Was n'",ug oil l.r-cipuely ~
Ihe d'rerlion OF Brnn,kicK, G."iria. A
Column Is reported moving Ia ,ne direction
o. Darieu, 1."rgia. Our forces are Iniluw-
Ing t"'u Up closely, and j, is hoped will ne
abe 10 Intercept uhd capture larse number
before reaching tie coast, i
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
aBJ,T AND INSYTRs,ElN'So oFFiCt.
GENERAL 0RDFRS NO ~.
t'rLumB,A. Nov. ~. 1894.

b COLUMBIA Nov. ~, 1894.
n P,"AGR v. OF GENERAL or.
aa DERS No -, current series from t,is
uifirs, Ia h+rrhy r,p.Wtel. % 1t: "ri,~ per
lia,ils TO this ssrvi,e (ssr,ice beyond their
Districts) are sIl pc soas betwern Oh. ages ut
siytesn ,nd seventeen years, and all persons
brtwren seve teen aud hftt years ~ sge
who are eI .,npt frsnn Coni-der.,c service, hut
w"o nr not -x-u,pt by th. law a th,s State
f,a, State 81, vice, wiuch iucIa i'-s. am ngst
other classes. al -bonied sgaculiu Hlisss %
have been exempted " Co,f.slepat. ~uthosi'y
a. "~,s.rs and Iuar,ng .rs I' thc' "~n plA.'ts
s,io,,s
% This inc,,rirS per>ops ~h"have bren az.
empted f-um 30 he'd tate srrv'e by res-,S, of
ph, rical di-mbil;ty. but vino have uOt been sx
enrpied bv State Surgeons
IA. Paragraph III VI tsen-rsl Orders Nm
10. rursast ss,i.s haa, this uffice. is hereby
rr,tsrated, 10 wit: That .tp-,sms who .re
liable t. scrsice in said cnn.papirs, aR,i who
have tailed to report th.,jr ".Inrs. when The
cosu,,xr,i-- shall Ire ord .v-i i.to @erStce viii
br arrested, cssrisd to .a",p and tr-d by
''oart Mnsshsll. in pursuance at Act or ti,-
General A-ss,st,iy"
" Al stch p.sr~oas IA are Included in tl,..
prsceeiug p.rsgnpir o these u, ID ID win hrth-
Nth r-lnat tw duty a. Hamburg, =. g with. .ul
a"y SUMMONS ur up,tce honi the commanding
otiucrs, 1 they will he arrested,
V. In ,h.. f"llowi,v R..sin,.,ts no r.turps of
orgruxed. cosaparirs have bc-n made TO g. is
Office, sud the I.;'S0ns ~ <usid II Rime'ts who
ate hs'ie 20 ssrvics i,esuiit the 10, its 4 their
ia-t'cts will fottlrwith .-pnt tor daty at liam
Larg =. g.. ~ be. az g,,rd u ot',er comp umss
o" p~in OF being arresied aud soiIt forward, 90
Wit:
l6th Regiment, Charleston District
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Dec. 8, 1904.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19
PUBLISHED DAILY RT
NuOAR SNOWD DEN. JR
OFEI CE-No. 1o4 King street. ovTE
.one's (forn1erly French's) Book Store.
CATTLE CAPTURED At CITY poTNT.

CATTLE CAPTURED At CITY POINT.
An arrival at Washington Oh Saturday from
Gtp Point, brought the report OF the capture
Nv the Coufederates, Of large nu2noer OF eat
te from the corral, near that place.
The Agent of the Northern Associated
Press writing from the Headquarters of the
Armv Of the Potomac on Friday gives the tol.
)ou;os particulars Of the affair 1.-THE flank
attack ~ the Confederate cavalry early yesJer-
daV morning was a most daring move. and
seems to have been artiaIy successful The
attacking force consisted Of three brigades OF
cavalry, With eight pieces of artillery. The
main body reached the vicinity OF the cattle
herd on Rufin's farm, near Coggln Point,
inst before daylight while the remainder en-
gagged the cavalry picke5s along the entire llne
from Rpan's Station, capturing some and
driving others oack This was done to cover
ha operati,ns of ,h3 m lin 'nmn. Jhe at
tack was made jast before daylight, when the
guard were for the greater palt aoed. i"o
hundred prisoners are rep ,rtel to have been
captured, mostly Of the 18th Pennsylvania
cavalry.
1.-The 1T District ot Columbia cavalry, on
du,y near by, soon attacked the Conteder&tos,
but the latter we're i, such strong force that
the former had to fall bA:k, suffsrlng loss, 1t
is said. Of two hundred and fifty.
.sGresg's division OF cavalry supported by
a part Of the ID corps, went in pursuit OF the
raiders, but it is believed they had too much
ths start, aud must have got off with the
greater part of their plonder
"To addition to the loss in cattle, which Will
reach twenty four hundred head, the Confede
rates captured several teams With gang OF
men. who were engaged constructing line OF
telegraph in that direction
Mcbride, the correspondent OF the WASH
ton Chronicle writes also on Friday that there
il a repora that the Confederate cavalry dash
ed ir on the army cattle train, and captured the
lot-over five thousand in all. This is twenty
miles in the rear. Cant vouch for It's truth.
They captured twenty seven OF the plcke's III
the charge this A. NJ can vcuch tor this,
for | know it 70 be true.
The Mcclellan meeting in Washington, on
Saturday night was very large and enthuslas-
tic one. In Philadelphia, on Saturday E'ght,
there was, also, very large Mcclellan meet
ing The Lincoln men are, also holding meet
ings In the large cities, and both parties VIE
with each other, in proeessions banners,
speaking, &C., &c.
It's said that an excellent remedy tor the
whooping cough is ''nhaling air from the pa'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19

saya thar - he aneina i 4 N:tT::5n,
driving 4 special car containing lA@ia1:nas1l
Uont.ra! Grant at} one Of biz staff 20 s,:1;e
south a;,ouT uiiIo south u this point. il
rt,;a:Itif4 syrf: II IgEi rata q. s,: 4, sud
c|enIy: >lasa into truck car laden with cross
ties, ,}ai.2uii511lng ~" G:uck car ann >grevn2
the ro:3 viti its frag,uants The vioat,ce Of
tl1*s collision uiay be conceived from 2he 'acI
that it Knocked the trout end Of he boiler OUT
an1 hurled 5!,= cross ties entireIy oyer lbe cd
CINE, soue IaIi'ug 90 the tender. The engine.
astounding 10 ra!ato, kept on the track, push
ing the debris ahead, running full halfa nile
before being stopped such was the me;nentuul
Of the 1v2in.
The Paris correspondent i the New York
Commercial writes Mr.. Er!anger, the bank
ing agent Of the Confalarate5, at Paris, has at
length obtained from the Pope dispensatioD
for bis divorced wife, vino IS q Catholic, and
for bis intended wife, Miss Ro5ne Slide|I, who
is also a Catholic The Catholic Church does
not admit the Validity Of divorce without q
special clspensation The future wife Of 5l.
Erlanger is the young lady who showed SO
much spirit on the occa sion OF the arrest OF her
father on board the Trent.
A memorandum kept at Fort Laramie, shows
that more than six thousand wagons, with
over twenty six thousand animals, passed over
that route westward from the middle Of March
to the ninth of July The eu,igrants number
ed oyer nineteen thousand In ad ]ition to
these an immense emigration passed over the
stage route through Cheyenne Pass, making q
total number of those living on the plains Of
over 50, 900.
The Washington Chronicle correspondent
with the Army Of the Potomac, states that on
Thursday, between and clock, the Feler-
al picket line, west Of the Weldon road, was
charged on, aud driven in, with the loss OF a
few prisoners. The Confederates charged IN
force, with great impetus, and It was some
time before the reserve could be rallied, and
their advance checked,
4 dispatch from Nashville says: :-"About
twelve hundred Confederate prisoners from
the front, who arrived here a day or two since,
have been returned to Atlanta, and those on
the way here have been turned back. They
are to be exchanged.
4 man named Chacos Grouse, has been ar.
rested in this place, charged with bigamy.-
Both his wives were present at the preliminary
examination, when he was sent ~ jail.
II stated that there are COW confined here
sixteen hundred desefters from the Federal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19

N1ayor Gunther. Of New York. has written
and published latter, in which he condemns
the recent act of the e. S. Congra*4 ior zhe
encouragement OF inrugcat,n, 1:oday present
circumstances. sna auanst the ge1er: poIicy .
these wholesale e;llisraions situated as tic
cc,n1ltsg now is Re SAYS These }I'norfa'
lions: arc 90 be either iooo for powder or 70
y>araizn the lHboring population, 81 as q pre-
}anl strikes, caused iy ~ 5Ifiart:cS curGe<:.,
to neither Of which caa give ny s,,nocrr
The New York Exp pyess says thar IN <o>7
EngIaud. more or less, the pulpit Is perverted
on Sundays INTO mere el"ctioneeTlug. + adds
New England, where not buried IL h;goteCi
purisanis1n, bas Shot Of into Unitarianisu and
Uni> ersalsm, which, however, with but bril-.
liant ezceptionS have become just Crazy,
and az fanatic. io New England Politics, as the
old purifans were. .
General Doubleday court martial has sen
fenced Frank Russell Reading and James Il.
Veatch, OF hington, 70 five years. mpyl.
sonment at hard labor on the Dty Tortngas,
for treasonab|e utterances during the recent
raid uuon Washington Both claimed Brl>
1isb protection trom j. 'rd Lyons without avail,
Twelve Conieller4tes, Oh their way, IS prison
ers from. S7uithlaiid to L uisve on he SteaWfr
colossus, when near Ua5svi(a, oveTpowored
and di,armed the guards and Killed two Or
three Of them They then compelled The OH
Ger to land the boat and escaped, carrying ofE
he arms Of the guards and such vs!uables as
they chose from the steamer.
Can't. Sloan, of the Pennsylvania cavalry,
who was captured in August last, and has
lust returned from Richmo ii, states that "he
was treate4 with Kindness BY the cltiz"ns OF
Richmond. with whom he was brought III con
tact,' and it Is added, that "hls personal aL"
nearance shows that his prison lie was not
hard one.
The Norwich, o., Bulletin says conSldera
hlo excitement exists in New London on az
oount of the occurrence there OF several cases
of yellow fever, two or three OF "hlcn nave
nroved fatal. The disease Was brought TO the
nlace by vessel from Key West.
Rr;p Gen. Joshua B. Howell, u. 5. A.,
vas killed on Tuesday last, before Petersburg
ho his horse falling upon him, when he was
about to ride The body was enoalmeo aoo
sent TO Pennsylvania. uu.----
A dispatch from the Z. S. Provost Marsna
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
Manufacture of WOODEN Goods

C421FIER !.
The Manufacture of Woolen Goods. both in tho
household and i'll the facteries has become of great
ihpnrtance on accountofrits forming at present our
principal articles of clothing. The nature of our eli
mare make it necessary, and the scarry of Cotton
has greatly increased tie value CT wool an FabrIcks
made from it and being engaged in the business Of
making Clorh and Flannel and also , oil Car,;inp
and Cloth Dressing We have thought few remark
with regard to haodling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess OF Manufacture might be of service to the coun
try, and benefit 70 ourselves
The trst process with the farmer who intends to
make his wool Ipto rolls for spinning aai weaving
ut home after washing and hearing is asserting the
qualities This we do not expect farmer to do as
perfectly as regular manufacturer, but by trying
ne WiH approximate towards it, and be aiapy paid
for the little pains required, by having an even
thread and smoother fabric. The fleece should be
Whole ana be spread out on a tahle-the coacsest
wool will DO fourd the skirts OF the fleece and
can easily be distinguished by looking closely to the
fibre Two qualities from eadh fleece will perha ps
be close enough for ordinary purposes but as the
sheep IN our country differ much in their grades of
"ooi-thc coarse pant of one may do to 90 with the
haer part of another, and thus make three or four
qualities out of the lot If is going to the ma
factory or to market the fleece should not be torn
but after removing the tdg-looks ehnnd be rolled up
compactly, skin out side Not less than ere pound
ofiard fresh butter oil should be sent with every
ten pounds OF wool going to the cartiUE lGachne.
The next thing of importance is Of cour g to be
well carded for which vii! be entirely responsi-
nie out In the nratter Of spinning and weaving we
nave another caution to add, Unless the warn Is
evenly twisAed and beat up evenly in tie loom the
clo'h s,'riEks Ineveny in iulling-mIkng pla-
ces wiCe AMI others narrow anu if the fcisher sue
ceeds IN pressing out the wrinces the cloth will re-
sumo lis contortion again when made into a gar
nsnt, ami the mechanic is sometimes wrongiuliy
blamed for n coats becoming lantern Jared on a
mans back. 1t is easily avoided by giving the
wheel n equal number Of turns to a given length Of
thread drawn out We snl this dai :ulty in re ,4ug
OF late years, AMI have come TO the conclusion that
some of the srinners DO not keep better time
their pianos than oil their spinning wheels we shou.
hate dreadluIiy TO listen 10 their mus;,.
As very moment of labor SHOULD be employed to
the best advantage, and every ounce of material be
appropriated t. the best purpose, account Of
war, We propose 10 write other ch4p:crs on our
branch OF Business after this Is read efficiently to be
remembered, and shall en,learor 10 DO car work
nice enough for ba!norIl skirt n Il doctors coat
and make irowscrs stout enough to last 4 farmer
through years campajsn at least.
INGHAM / WRENCH.
HoAE FACTonr, CAR 3owN, BRsDronD Co May 2.'6i
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There arc many pr.nGraIiGEs sid An 49,
q Blffers, pat up in quatJ Botdds, ompoundef er
The cheapest ttissy or conD on rum, costinr fror,
~ 10 4C cents per gqleac Iniss
This class Of BUters has caused a7s uiRc centin,.
to cause, as Iot as aSS Sa,a5s so Ekndreds 10 d;s
The death gfhfs drunhdfd 81 heir use The system
Is hept con'iH4g4y uk4fr f4s Ffuence of Alcotolie
Shm"ia'4s q, ne arorstEind az desire for Liquor
IS created and Kept up, and the result is oHfhs hor
rorS dtEshdant npoe dras1kdr1's and de m
For those tSho desire and will have Lio,,,r
Biters, 3rs publish fhs f,Y3lring r6ceist GET One
Bottle oofnaHd = serman Isftters o1y W.
,,m Three Quarts Of Good Braudy or Whis-
hey, G1aa ne resut 1rW be preparation that ,rM
any cf tLe numerous Liquor Biifcrs in he -,orkef
ana TR cost much less. Jou 1rM kqre al he
o'rtneS Of sfooaaHd's IsitterS in casasrfion u;tt
good erfc1e q Liquor, at much less Drice itan
"sSe In'eFt0T preparations wW cost yoa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
AJOINT RESOLUTION.
PROPOSING CERTAIN
Amendments to the Constitution.

Be IS resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes Of the Commonwealth Gf Pennsylvania
in general assembly met That the following
amendments lie proposed to the Constitution of the
Commonwealth IN accordance WITH the. PROVISIONS of
the tenth article hereof
There shall be an additional section to the third
article Of TIE Constitution toto designated section
four az follows;
SECTION d Whenever any Of the qualiisd cleo
tors of this Commonwealth shall be in any active
military service under rcqustiun from the Presi-
dent of the United States or by the authority Of tho
Commonwealth, such electors may exercise the right
Of suffrage in all elections by TIE citizens, under
uch regulations or Shall be, prescribed by
law fully ii they were present at their usual
pls1e of election !"
5 SEcrIoS 2 There shall bs two additional sections
10 the Eleventh article of tho Constitution to be des
ignstsd a, sections, eight and nine, as follows:
s.SEcTIoN s. No bin shall be passed by the legis-
lature. containing than subject which shall
be clearly expressed ia the Ii lie, except arpropria
lion bills y
"SEcrIoN No biz shall be passed by the Legis-
lature granting any powers, or privileges. in any
ease, where the authority to grant such powers, or
privileges, Las been or may hereafter lie conferred
upon the courts of this Commonwealth
HENRY {. JOHNSON, Speaker Of the House Of
Representative.
JOHN p. PENNY, Speaker Of the Senate.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF TIE COMMON
s wEALEn HARRISBURG April 25, 1854 I
Pennsylvania, SIS.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is full,
true, and correct copy Of the original Joint Reso-
luton Of the General Assembly, entitled "A Joint
Resolution proposing certain Amen iments to the
Constitution the same remains on file in this
Office.
TSeal.l TS TESTIMONY whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the Secretary
Office TO be Affixed the day and year about written
ELI SLIFER, Sec. of the Common wealth
Tire above Resolution kayiag tcer agreed to by
majority OF the members Of each Itouse at two
eessive sessions of the General Assembly of this
/. Commonwealth, the proposed amendments will be
submitted to tho people. for their adoption rcec
tion, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST, IN the
year of our Lord, thousand, eight hunlred, ard
sixty -four, in accordance With the provisions of the
tenth article of TIE onsttuion and the act entitled
and the act entitled. ''An act prescribing the timo
and manner of submitting to the people for their
approval and satifcation rejection, the proposed
atnepdments 70 the Constitution" approved the
twenty third day Of April. thousand, eget hun
: dred and sixty four.
ELI SLIFER. Secretary of the C)rumo nweath
SIS Harrisburg, May 8, 1864 -3m.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

nj oTiCE is hereby given that letters of Admin.
istration IN the matter of the estate of Jocob
d. Flummerfeit late of Meshoppen, Decd have
been Issued TO John tlummerfelt All persons in
debted t sail estate are notified to make pavment
and all persons having claims against said estate
requested to present the same duly Authenticated
to the undersigned at the House of Samuel + Finn,
merielt in TunNhannock Township.
SARAH M FLUMMERFELT3
JOHN NFLUANERTFLT, Aa~r.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25

These Borls are issued uuIer the Act Of Congress
Of March 8,h 1861 which provides that al. Dond
issued uaier this .tet ehlli be EXEMPT PROM
r.v,rro,- g.
,ro rr, n,,r,,,,,,rr, ~ o,.,,-
|
"'a' ''' nor "'''' ''"" "''| years 'fo"' '''' cave
ANT u'i''' ''s'' f'''''''oH L I'm @H'i IN
TEhhaT WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds Of
rot OYER one lunIr collars annually and on an
other Bonis seni-anuuaIy. The interest is rsvafIe
On .he first days Of March and scrtcmter in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered OF CoU-
70" b'h'S' "o 'Hey may prefer Registered Bonds
are recorded on The looks ol the |. ,. lfe'@arer'
ana can be transferred oHiy on the owners ordsr--
Coupon Bonds payable TO bearer. AMI are more
convenient for commercial uses.
S"'''i ''e'' 10 'h'' loan "'' have the option OF
h"''hS their bonus ara" hts5es t8m March Is, ny
F'yiH@ Tue accrued interest IN eo'n-'f'n IN intel
states Of me notes Oh N1''o4ai b'hAS' "dd''S HiF
per cent, fscm premiurn) or receive them craving
interest from the d tie If subscription ani Lep,sct
as theses Bond are
= - ''r' ' -'-''n'. I'''' % <7'"'' A'A"''0"'
theF Foiue Is ''ef'"Seu from one 10 'iFe' feF cent
per 0'i"h "e'o'''"s !" 'H' i1'' u ''A te'i7e ID
n,.or r,,.ht ,ro,. cro,,. I,.taros,
:, o,..on,r oeo,u., u,n-,r;.,,o ., ,.-
maEen. for temporary investment.
II IS believe that no securities offer 50 great in
dueements to lenders as The various descriptions Of
Us. Bonds In all other forms of Indebtedness the .
faith or ability of private parties or stock compa
mes or separate COMMUNITIES ohiy peagci hF +
payment, while for The debt Of the United States
the whole properrr Of the country is hollen to Sc
..,.-,-.,.
ry,.,a r,u,, ho s,h.,.;,,,, g., s,,,,,. .ro,,
soV up 10 any m'ga''uie, on the same terms, aht
are thus made equally available to the smolest len
der and tire largest capitalist They can be convert
ed into money al any nisncnt. anl the holder will
have the bene t of the ibteres.. -
U'may be useful to state in this copce,ii5n tb,t
the total Fnnded D.bt IF ~. 1,ni,s1 st,to. o.
>.
. p'9 ''''' - sO'-' 0H 'N0 - '"' -
tHarch' l0p4' was S'o9 soo VoV- The interest on
this debt tor the coming fiscal year will be SIS 1921,
l26 while the customs reyenpe in rod for the cnr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
AUDITORS NOTICE.
In Ia after of The Estate of Elisha Harris
late OF Falls township, Wyoming Coun-
's ty deceased,

Inc undersigned having been appointed by the
t"urt cur! of Common Pleas of Wyoming County an
<cuditor 10 make general distribution of the fund
raised BY the sale of tbs real estate Of said Elisha
Harris deceased, amongst the heirs and all that are
legally entitled to any portion Of said fund.- will
attend to the duties of his said appointment at his
othee IN the borough of Tunkhannack Pa. on We'd
heday Sun lst 1864, at one o'clock in the afternoon
at which tine and place all persons having INV
claims upon said fund are required to present them
or be declared from coming in upon said fund
+. G. ROSS Auditor.
Ignkhannock April 25th 1864,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
John We'll.
Treasure; $ sale of Unseatcd tand In Wv
omiEg County.

NOTICE is hereby given, that under and by
IN virtue of tn. Several Acts of assembly Of the
Commonwealth oI Pennsylvania passed for the col
lection of taxes unseated lands the Treasurer of
W,oming County, will, on the second Monday 10
wit. l5th) June \, ID. l5G4 at the Court House, in
the Borough Of Iunkhal mock, expose to Public sale
the following ,racs and parts Of tracts Of unseated
land. for the taxes and costs them respectively.
Sale to commenee al one o'clock p. VI.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-05-25
MERCANTILE ApPKaIsEnENT.

The undersigned, having been appointed Mcrcau-
tile appraiser for the County of wyoming 70. ths
yea l6Si. hereby certifes the following lie a
rect list Of Retailers in foreign Merchandise, with
their names, class aal rate in the several townships