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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13


The National MteNigencer of Saturday
last gives al exhaustive resume Of General
GRANTS recent Virginia campaign. The
conclusion it arrives at seems to be.
|. That the plan of the campaign was q
mistake General GRANT having either
over estimated his own power of aggress-
ion or underestimated LEES powe of de-
tense.
9. That every movement Of the cam
paign was unsuccessful, the only exception
being the capture of rebel division on
the Pc.
That very little tactical skill was dis
played in any of the engagements, which
consisted simply Of pushing masses Of men
against strong works, before which they
we're usclessly slaughtered.
a. That after losing immense numbers
of valuable lives, as we'll as trained officers
no advantage has been gained, and the
campaign against Richmond is failure.
The h4aGgeacer has right to its opin-
ions, Of course, but We think that it does
not make allowance for Ma. LINcoLN's s
influence upon the campaigu. General
GRANT was successful at Vioksburg when
he did not follow Mr.. LINCoLN's advice,
as the latter acknowledged in a letter, and
his failure in Virginia is undoubtedly due
to his adoption of Mr.. LINcoLN's wish for
an overland campaign. To this eircum-
stance and to his repeated denials of GEN
GRANTS requests in regard to change s
among his subordinate generals, can be
traced all the disasters in Virginia. There
seems to be curse upon evOrything Mr..
LINCOLN NEEDLES with in military way.
The New U. 8. Stamp Duties
for l864.-MEssRs. II. B. PETERSON
& Brothers, 3Os Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, have just issued q new card
containing the official list of the "Nev
Stamp Duties" imposed by the Act O
Congress of June 80, 1864. This ear(
will be found very convenient Tor refer
ence by all, and should be at the side o
every storekeeper, merchant, manufacture
broker, attorney, or any mon Of business
as it shows at glance the amount Q
stamp duty or tax to be paid on everything
in everyday business, as well as tn
Provisions of the Act, Exemptions an,
Penalties of the Law. 1t is entirely dif
ferent from the old Stamp Duties, an,
this card is copyrighted, and is the onl
correct and official edition published -
Price is Gents copy, or three copies 70
80 cents, S l 90 dozen So q hundred
sle rs for $50 copies, or n cents each:
S 33 rs for 500 copies, or CT cents eael
$50 for 1000 copies, or cents each Net
cash with order, Canvassers and PedIar
wanted everywhere to engage in its sale
Send for circular, containing instrctions
Orders solicited.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-Th
! beneficial effects resulting from the use o
this Remedy and its extensive use 70
Coughs, Colds and Throat Affections, ha
. brought out many limitations, most of whic
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13

There have been some Territories which
have been authorized to be admitted as
States, but the question depends on the
vote of the people of those Territories, as
it is probable that some of them will de.
cline the privilege of Stale sovereignty.
If there had been no rebellion the full
electoral vote would have been three hun.
dred and thirty. The majority of electors
which would then have been required
would have been hundred and sixty six.
The bill making the foregoing provisions
is the one the President refused to sign !;
but parts of which he attempted to enact
into law by power of proclamation I;
and which drew from Senator Wade and
Representative Harry Winter Davis, a
most indignant and scathing protest as
ehairmen of committees of the Senate and
House, appointed to consider that subject.
Even they are beginning to be alarmed
at Executive usurpations," and are desi-
rous to find and apply the remedy. The
Democracy will apply an efFectual remedy,
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

Aux. l3, 1861
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate Of James B. Gibson, Of Greenwood t,pp.,
Columbia County, deed
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
II Administration on The estate OF James
B Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Coium-
bia county, dec'ed, have been grahted BY
the Register of said county, 10 Abraham
Young, Esq, residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
cIaims against the estate Of the decedent
are requested TO present them for settle
men., and those Indebted 10 the estate will
make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
Benton twp. April I3, 1864 50.
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w 3. JAcoBY, EDITION.
s Bs00HsBTRG, WEDNESDAY, APR. u, 1864.
NE nolice among lac uumaer Of those

We notice among the number of those
country papers which have raised their
aobscription, the Danube Inseiigencer, and
Iytoming Gazats. They have raised their
advanced price of subscription from 81 90
TO 50 90. THE is what the Columbia Coun
~ papers will al be compelled to do in a
very shor, time if things continue so high
We intend raising our subscription af'er the
9Th inst, to $500 in advance. and 50 so il
no, paid inside of six months. This we
are compelled 70 do, as nearly every ar,i-
Gle used in connection with our business
IS we'll as living, is one hundred per cenl
higher saan il could be bought for two years
ago. all who wish TO avail themselves OF
The old price. sl75 in advance, would do
we'll 10 attend 10 the rene wing OF their sub
scriplions between this and the 27,h cs
a April, 1864, as after tha, date no subscrip-
ton to the STAR will be taken for less than
f,oo dollars ia advunse
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AsorITiosgsTs, in considerable Numbers,
are preparing 10 move South, 10 follow up
and settle in the track OF Lincolns army,
in hopes that they may make fast seizure
OF The fruitful lands of the South. Thus do
conquest and avarice go hand in hand. On
they march, destroying, piIIaging and kill
ing, leaving il impossible to decide which
they love most, gold or blood. When the
tide Of their fortune turns, as turn il will, If
they prove as vile IN adversely as they are
piiiless and cruel in prosperity, they will
leave an into.erable stink down the track Of
,ims. which nothing this side of the bsrba-
Fisn Of Africa itself will be- able TO match
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VIZ have been confideniially informed
that certain of our enemies are secretly
giving currency to an infamons slsnder the
osjecl of which is TO inlurs Us. We are
mol 10 be black mailed nor intim:dated. and
we here give notice that it will be al the
peril Of responsible parties retailing i'll
Republican.
Da- joHS, of The Repu9iean, has, in the
above squib, Tried his hand a. Naf. Wha',
his character 10 be injured He 10, 10 be
..bIzck mailed nor iniimidated p' The tin
famous slandern which be speaks OF is re
ceiving large circulation, at the peril o.
responsible parties" Hadn't Thomas better
ex,inguish the flames ere they spread too
farl The Union Lacquer trying to place
himself on the same platform With that
Massachusetts Chaplain our readers not
long since read CT, who belonged 10 the
same isinfamons" organization, the duties Of
which in part, they claim. are 10 take care
Of The soldisrs' wives and slI defeaseIess
weak minded women! Ohl Port Roya
'.Mula.to Mandatory" shame
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LATE WAR NEWS.

From the Confederate force under FoFresi
occupying western Kentucky We have the
important intelligence that consraluIa,ory
order has been Issued by one of his brigade
commanders informing the men that j, was
General Forests intention to permanently
bold that section. 1t is also reported that
raids are contemplated in'o southern Ind-
ana and Illinois, and middle Kentucky. Re-
inlorceuents are being harried forward to
join Forrest. There is scarcely any organ
lied Federal force in lha, quarter.
There is nothing doing on the Rapidan
1t is the general impression that General
Les has been largely reinforced that be
has decided upon al active campaign and
that be is in possession of all Grants plans.
The correspondents now say he has ninety
thousand men. Three weeks ago they
would not allow him twenty-five thousand
The guerrilas are in great numbers near
Fairfax Court House in The Federal rear,
though they have not yet committed any
depredations.
The Federal feet in front OF Mobile is re-
ported by Southern newspapers to consi:
of eighteen vessels.
There are one hundred army hos pilaIe in
the North aad about ,hiry-seven thousand
patients. There is a capacity OF eighty
thousand beds.
General Hatch has taken formal COM
mand OF the Federal armies 10 Florida.
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MEDIcAL SocIsTY-Ths Medical Society
of Moniour county held regular meeting
al Bloomsbury, on Tuesday. March 2t 1854,
al which imporian, business was transacted.
Associations Of this character are calculated
to disseminate correct scientific principles,
elevate The man 10 thai position which God
aud nature designed. We bid God speed
10 this and all other associations, whose
aim is the ameIioralion OF the Ills of life and
the happiness OF our fellow citizens Dan.
oIle .Anlsrican & Democrat.
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SILL. LATER

There is nothing from he Army of the
Potomac.
General Butler has recently sert a gun
boat expedition up : o Chickahominy. Two
gunboa,s composed the force. They ascend
ed the river fifteen miles, when a skir-
mishiug party landed and secured the
country. The expedition returned TO Fort
ress Monroe in safety, having captured
forty negroes.
There is a lilhe news from The Red River
expedition. The land forces have gone
ihiriy-fiye miles beyond Alexandria to
Cane River where they met lac enemy and
had q severe contest. The enemy are re-
ported defeated with loss of 1--WE hundred
prisoners. The Federal loss is said to be
seventy eight. Very lille credit can be
placed on any of these reporls however
They all come from Cairo, a very bad
source
Al Memphis, the Federal pickets have
been driven in BY the enemy. The Con-
federaie force is supposed TO be Forests,
ahhoush ii is not very likely that be has
left Kentucky yet.
The Confederaies have sent rsiding
party 10 Cape Lookout, in North Carolina.
They numbered forty, and blew up the
light>bouse. They escaped afterwards
without any loss Federal raiding party
sent out from Washington killed eight OF
the enemy, and captured two prisoners.
General Sey mour has been ordered to
Washington. Max Weber will command
al Harper's Ferry.
From Vicksburg there is news Of a slight
skiTmish on the Yazoo in which The Fed
eral loss was fifteen. The Confeders,es
attacked the negro garrison of govera-
mont plantation.
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a RePuprcAn mamher Of coneress .ac.

A REPuBEIeAH member OF Congress ac-
cuses onr parry OF being enemies of our own
section. We'are proud TO say thai We are an.
enemy OF all and every sectsonaii,m, because.
we are friend TO our country, 10 our whole
county. We are a friend 10 liberty. We
are believer 10 the Declara ion o: Inde-
pendence, and in the Constitution OF the
United States. We mean, while we live,
10 fight1those most who most oppose the
principles OF that Declaration and Constitu-
ton. Where liberty dwells--,he white
mans Iiberly--Ihere shall be our sympa-
lhies and our prayers. The world has new
or ceased 10 praise Thomas a-Becket, and
never will Thomas Beckett was Nor
man, bui when his people cruelty conquered
England, and pillaged as they went, he as
sisted the conquered. By this he showed
his justice, his humanity, and his greatness.
His soul abhorred tyranny and plundering,
and he abherred it none The less because il
was carried on by bis own Norman people.
We mean faithfully, to The last, TO stand by
the principles of liberty and self govern
menl which our fathers established here
and We know how 10 despise and DEFY the
iaunts and threats of those who have proved
traitors TO those principles. The present
hour is Storm but i, will snbside. The
calm OF peace will come. Then those who
have held their heads above the ssnseless
waves, shall have their reward.
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3ouATY JUMPER KiLLKD.-A soldier
named John Murphy, who recently enlist
cd ia the isiIh regiment, received The boun-
ty money, and then attempted to skedsddle,
was released from prison yesterday and
sent 10 Camp Curtin. On the way heatIack-
ed The guard, knocked him down and ran
away. The guard, young man about
nineteen years of age, quickly regained
his feet, and taking deliberate aim st the
flying bounty jumper, discharged his mus
ket at him. The ball entered the head OF
Murphy, who was Instantly killed.-Pairiof
and Uaion.
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BlsHoP HoPKINs' Book on SLAVERY
Through the Kindness. OF Col. joan G.
FREEzE we have been made the recipien,
of handsomely bound copy OF Bishop
Hopkins book on Slavery, emitted IA Scrip
tursl, Ecclesiastical, and Historical View of
Slavery, from The days OF the Patriarch
Abraham, to the Nine,eenih century, ad-
dressed TO the RiGuF RSv ALoszo PoTTER
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By john HEERY HoPKINs, D. D., L. L. D.,
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subject in clear, convincing and mastery
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sive views. All persons desirous of read
ing this able production, will be furnished
with The book. at retailers prices, by Coz.
JOHN G FaESze, at the Registers Office.
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TreaSureF's Sale Of Real Estate.
SEATED LAND

AGREEABLY 10 The provisions OF .hs
Act OF Assembly, entitled an ac, 10 reduce
The Slate debt, &c, passed ,he 3elh day of
April, 1914, he Treasurer Of The Coun,y Of
Columbia hereby gives notice to all per-
soHs concerned therein, that nnle.s The
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax,
&c, due en- the following real estate fi,u-
ale N the County OF Columbia, are paid
before the day Of sale, The whole or such
parts Of each as viii pay the chargee and
costs chaIgeaeie thereon, will bs sold al
the COURT HOUSE, IA Bloomsburg, C1uu.
" Of Columbia, on The 18Th day OF June,
1854, being the second MoGdsy, and 10 bs
continued by adJnutnmenl irorn day 10 day
for arieafages e oi taxes due SAID connly anj
tie cos,s accrued on each respectively.
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WsLL Abraham Lincoln, or any other
nagnsis of the newdespotism, attempt 10
show wherein the principle OF government
which they are endeavoriug to force upon
The country differs from The Austrian, Rus
sian, or Turkish principle OF government
k0mss and forms may differ, but The Pr'nei-
pIs IS tbs same. Russia is numbering men
and women, and plnndering and destroying
private properly in Poland, because that
gallant people wantto govern themselves
The AboIiiionis,s, aWar Democrats" and
all sheir aiders aud abeiiors in the North,
are doing precisely the same thing to the
people OF the South We are even worse
ihan the Rossisns, because they have new
e. pretended 10 allow The principle of lib
ersy- Bat We, while protesting lit erty, are
ifacIicing relentless and bloody despot-
i-m which almost makes the gripping tyran-
u5 OF Turkey respectable by contrast.
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z REAS UEs ER'S SALE
OF
EuNSEATED LANDS.

AGREEABLY TO the provisions OF ar
Act OF Assembly, en- TILED an Act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for
taxes, and other purposes, passed The 18th
day OF March, 1915, and the further sup
plemenls thereto, passed the 18th day Of
March, 1917, 25th March, 1921, and 9tt
March, Is47, the Treasurer OF tie Cou'ty
OF Columbia, hereby gives notice TO all
persons concerned therein, that unless the
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax
es due on the following tracts OF Unseated
I.auds, 81 uale in Columbia county, are
paid before the day of sale, TIE whole or
such parts OF tract as will pay the taxes and
costs ohareeable thereon will be sold al the
COURT HOUSE, in Blooms burg, County oi
Columbia, on the 18Th day of June, 1864,
being the second Monday, and 10 be con-
,Dued by adjournment, from Gay to day
for auearages OF taxes due said county
and the cost accrued on each tract fespec
lively.
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SAD AccIDENT.-W While several workmen
were engaged in one of The mines in Shs-
mokin, this county, the breast OF the same
gave away. Allthe miners, with the ex-
cep,ion of A. J. Krieger made theis escape.
The latter, however being 100 far back, re-
NAMED in the mine. Immediate steps
were taken 10 clear ont the passage, and
rescue, if possible, The unfortunate man.
On Monday last he was found, lhough
dead;in standing position, his arms clasp
ed around a pole and broken, and his head
swolleu.-Sunbtuy Democrat
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MARKET PsicEs.-The exorbitant prices
demanded Tor every day articles OF con-
sumption places many Of the necessaries OF
life almost beyond the reach of the laboring
classes The like has never been seen in
Philadelphia. On Saturday butter was 6o
cents pound, and common .ub butler,
from New York, such as Philadelphia
families never before used upon their
tables, reiailsd al half dollar 4 pound.
lis ordinary value is I6 cents. Beef was
from 90 10 % cents per pound, mutton 10
10 IS, and veal from Is 10 IL cents. Cab
bages bring IS TO 20 cents each. River fish
brought l6 TO 20 cents pound. Shad 81.
10 81 .25 each. Grocsries took an equal ad
vance. Sugar during the week advanced
ln cents pound, and coffee reached 55
at retail, for Laguyra, which is soId, by the
way, for Java. OF Java coffee there is not
an ounce in the market. With shilling
calico a, the same figure, and almos, every
thing else in proportion, small! income is
now severely taxed, 10 effect a union of
opposite ends. Where are We drifting to I?
-Age.
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Hon. cHsaLEs R. BucxAlsw q. s. s has
oar thanks Tor package OF Tuscarora Corr;
also for copy Of Hon. L. w PoweIPs able
address, delivered IN The Senate on the Bill
70 prevent officers OF he army and navy,
and other persons engaged in The military
and naval service Of me Uaiied States, from
inisrferine in eisciioas IN lhs States. Mr
Po Ell is ssaa.0ssrom Kenlucky- lis ex-
lssms e0gsb prevents ns from publishing il
THE frsi conisaission 10 coIofed officer
has just been issued 70 Second Lieutenant
Smell. OF Western New York vino took the
place OF Fred. Douglas soIi, disabled, N
regiment.
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NEW AND
CHE A 2 GOODS
CONSTANTLY ARRIVING At
1T. SHARPLESS' STORE.

TRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS.
- WARE, large assortment OF COM
~ on aud Granite Ware,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR men, women and cAildr en-, b"lmorx!s
Kid Lace Boots, Congress Side Lace aud
Balmorai Gai,eIs, also lhs csIsbra'ed Gut
Ia Percna soed shoes, the best as>orImen;
in the county. We have also q large as
sorment oi The famous BRADLEY SKIRT
so we'll known among The tar ser for siyis
ana durs olry, and The Tip Top Duplex
Ehpjic Spring Steel Skeleton
HATS. CAPS AND NOTIONS,
MACKEREL oy the half and one fourth
barrel, and HAMS and SHOULDERS
These goods are BENG sold al The vefy
lowest prices, beIrs about 10 70 IS per
cent. below the usual profits
Goods from last season wIll be sold at
the old prizes Misses Shoes from sl.00
10 81. .25, Mems Lace Boois, $3.50 and 81 90.
Cssh raid Tor Butter and Lard.
Call and examine lhe goods before pur-
chasing eisew here. /. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbury April l3, 1864.
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DIED.

In Benion twp, Columbia county, on the
Alb of April, 1884, Mr. DAEIEL S. McHESaY,
10 the 46lh year OF his age.
In Light Street, Colnmbie county, on
Thursday morning, the 9TH OF April, 1864,
Mr. BEEJ.M,N THoRsToN, oil ConsumPli on,
aged 90 years. months and days.
In Bloonsburg. on ihe 5lh OF April, 1864
Little MATTlE, Daughter OF Hon. Wm.
Elwel, aged years, auS months.
In BIooms5urg, on the 10Th OF April,
1864, Mira. NAaY MERRIL, consort OF Benla.
min Merrill, aged Go years.
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IMPORTANT IsFoRMAIIoN Col, J o Frteze
keeps constantly on hand and for sale, al
the Recorders office in Bloc msburg, ''The
Constitution oil the United States" and Of
the Estate of Pennsylvania" in various
styles, at prices 10 suit also, snndry other
democratic books. documents: and sPeech>
20 together with legal, note ard cap pa
per, pens, ink aud envelopes OF all sizes
and styles, IS well as theological, poeIicaL,
Hisioricai aud miscellaneous books, cheap
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MARRIED. .

In Bloomsbufg, on Friday the 7lh OF
April, 1864, al the residence OF the brides
parents, by the Rev. William Goodrich, Mr..
FREpkRIcS SrALEY and Miss SARAH A. SHIP
MAN, all oil .his place.
On The 22nd ult, MIR JoHN KIRKENDAL,
TO Miss NAoMIE E. YoHE, both OF Mlfilin
township, Columbia county.
On Tuesday evening, April 5th, 1861, ct
The residence OF D.. Wardrop, in German
town. Pa, j. 5. BAILEY, Esq, Of the dnler-
lean = Democrat, TO Miss SATLIE S WELcH,
daughter OF Benz Welch, Esq, Of Danvllle.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-13

WE deeply sym2athiss With Mrs. and
Judge Elwei, in their late heavy bereays-
meni, being the loss OF a very dear and in
tsreslir Iiuls daughter. She died on last
Tuesday, OF Group. aged about five years.
This is the second bereavement that has
fallen 10 The lot Of tbs famiIy-the death OF
Son and Daughter-since they located in
.Bloomsburg - Democrat.
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We understand that prominent Lacquer,
a conservator OF the public morals, most
patriotic gentleman and one who has DO
conscientious scruples against anything but
fighting, or al least not against breaking
the seventh commandment, was relieved of
one hundred dollars few days ago. We
suppose he wen; home if not a wiser and
better man, al least poorer one.-Demo-
cref.
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IHDlAKA had raised on sisl of January,
an aggregate OF 7 800 more men than rer
quired, and in every district there is an ex-
cess of from 900 TO 500 men. The veteran
credits and enlislmenls since that time have
raised her surplus to aboui25 900 or enongh
10 discharge her quota under new call for
100000. She WI thus escape draft nn-
der new call for 200 600.
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The Democrats IN the Western States are
determined hereafter, i. is said, TO go TO
elections armed. This was the custom
among The Ancient Ffanks. All the free
men wen. armed TO the place o: public
meeting, which occurred annually in the
month OF March. Bat gradually the free
men yielded this right, and then at last the
Democratic principles which had long ex-
islsd among them we're destroyed
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PURE.RC NeHTICN.
APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN LICENSES

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
l ing persons ic Colombia county, have
filed lheir petitions in he Court OF Qnauer
Sessions OF the said county, for Tavern and
Store license in their respective townships
which said petitions will be presented TO
the SAID Coutt, on Monday the 2d day Of
May 1854, OF which all persons Interested
will take notice and the Licenses for the
county OF Columbia viii be granted on
Wednesday, the 4,h day Of May next, a, 2
O'CLOCK p. m, OF said day