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From tho Augusta ConstitutiOnaliat:
T.ae Petsicoat Slandcr.

We publish below two articles from the
New York JTorld, which nail to the wall
the falsehoodia iabor. Mr., Davis attempting es-
caoe in. fcmale apparel. If additional proof
ia needed to put the matter beyond doubt
TO any sane mind, it is furoished By the OH
c;sl report of the officer commanding the
f3-ce that made the capture. The report
says the camp of Mr. Davis was surrounded
early in the night; aud after placing gncros TO
render escape impossible, the raen lay COVE
to sleep, and at daybreak shey surprised the
.ca:5,p ara u.=zie The capture. Not word is
ss;d sbcut an; attempt Of Mr. Davis toes
cans in eny manner. When we remember
the ,rnmcnse sum cfared Tor, and the great
Importance the Government attached to, his
capturc. with the ec!at that vas certain 10 re-
dound to the party making THAT capture, We
must oeliaSe that every circumstance winch
tra,sn;red ct the time would bave been ,Iuade
known through the official report. Is not
the s,ct then, that no mention is made oil
j.. any such a.temnt, sufficient retnta: Ion OF the
SANDER tn ov=ry unprej ejudiced mlad ~:
story ia all bosh. Sensation clap-trap, usn,
afaotured for the Northern Journals: anu
credited only by stupid block:hsedsy Every
1y6 WITNESS pi Lpe CaPl1AS "S' So 20 49,
.uaent, that AR. Davis was surprised, aud be-
Jog in d:shabiEle-thes air being eool-Mrs.
Davis -hr4w oyer his 4s.oulsels oae OF her
.shawls and water proof, and We lea1u from
q seor,c e,t;t,a1 t>the utmost credit that
when the shawi was thrown over his shoul-
ders, portion of it enveloped mis- ne-d, which
he immediately threw back and surrendered
himself with bseoming dignity
VIVA. benefit, what honor, or glory was to
rebound to bis immediate captors or the Ma
tion by the circulation of suehya silly slander
is beyond the. comprehension of any sane
mind, and we hare always felt confident that
it would be utterly refuted, but being Of the
vanouished side, our voice: would not have
a1aiied. We,therefore. thank the World for
its noblenessin thus exposing the 'falsehood
in the very home Of its paternity,
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July e
EIill Notice.
,HnEESoN MS intending 70 hayet graing ground at
IL my Nliils.will plcdso observe the tollSyin1g X

sEAEESo oNS. intending 70 bayet grail ground at
q my Mills swill plcuse observe the toiigTing \
> ~
,.Hayo % your, names registered, always stating
about the number Of bushels TO be ground. AT
the time ofregistering your names you Will be :.
notified OF. tho day sssigrcdst you.ts 20
Persons engaging days, may, by giving notice
of tic same, exchange ,dqys vita -each , 9thSr,i
the number ofabushelsto Sc-s sent BY each ABOUT
tne sonfes u -. .:S.Ss:7s.5 fr,sse.+tS =
:. Any person may; engage, 4. nunbori of days..
proyiaod they arcinot consecutive: &C. s5: y ~,
ron any sy;i tho grain is all present It Tilts
be ground in the order. Of its registry Il not L
pil baground III the osier ofits arrival
n;inctual to your appointments, o. '1n MI! ieseS9
S.'ur places, anda new wd4y.mus ",eassigned to
Small turns, not exceeding .areef(3) ,hushels,a
will have preference Of eng cement T.; a.
10 .is - - IT, $ 25@~
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Z. Circular No. 3.

EDaEFfELD, s. G., July s4th, 1866.
n IN accordance With Instructions received from
a.. tho General Commanding, the inhabitants Of
rne.iiately. deliver to Lieut. G. ". ,H00PER,
Provost Marshal, all Public property in their
possession. Any ono failing to comply With this
order will be fnpd. zI * -. 80
II. No further permits will bs granted to re:
tain private 6re-arlns.
III. 1t having been brought to my ne,ice that
tho Colered people Of Edgcfeld contemplate hold
ing public meeting on tho 18Th inst,. I hereby
eiFe notice that no ouch mcetipgwills be allowed.
.. 4. lew. METCAIF, Nt..t.
Capt3sd us. g. T..ggl
!. - ~ - ., Commanding Detachment.
July4 -Z.'sr. 81 as
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Safeguard for Pardon.

The following circular letter Of the Attor
ney General is issued to the several Proyis-
;onsl Governors Of the Southern States:
After consultation with the President, sIde-
sire to call your attention to and ask your co.
operation, inscases arising under the proclac
nation of amnesty and pardon Of May ~,
1865. While the administration desires to
make the operation of that instrument as gem
,eral as possible, tits obvious that. great dan
gers are to be apprehended from loose or
indiscrininate exercise of clemency. In or
der, therefore, to protect your State and the
General Government from the evils resulting
from such use of the Presidents pardoning
power, desire to refer to you, hereafter the
applications for pardon, medt n pursuance,
Of that proclamation; by citizens of your
State, in relation, to which this department
lacks information, and 10 ask from you q re-
port in each case as to the proprietY Of gran
ting the clemency invoked. Thospecial points
on which infotlnation is desired are; First,
is the petitioner, from such information as you,
can obtain, likely to be q peaceful and useful
citizenin the future. Second, have any pro-
csedings been instituted against his property
under The con6scation act. Third, is any prop
erty bel6ngingto hiR now in possession OF
the U. S. authorities as abandoned property
or otherwise. ,es-s.... -
In cases where reference is made to you, all
The. papers on fle in this office will be semitic
YOU for your information, andit is earnestly
desired that you will give them prompt and
careful attention, and return them with your
renort. The President desired these cases re.
ferred to you for two objects: First, to 40
away as far as may be possible with any risk
Of granting pardons todisloyal or otherwise
ira 6roper persons, and especially to such per-
SONS as from previous conduct and character
are not to be trusted with tho control OF that
class which has. been happily converted, 'by
rebellion and war, from slavery to freedom,
and to which the government looks in the
not far distant future.for support, and, from
intelligent and loyal citizens. Second, the
President desires to strengthen your bands
ii the reorganization of society in your State
bv eyery means copstitutionally belonging tc
him. 10 yeu, primarily, he looks forthe sup
port of law and orderin your State, aud ior
the institution Of such measuresas will, at the
earliest day possible, place herin proper rela-
tions with the Federal Union. and shEsrestor'
! her to all the blessings of agovcrnnent which
we proudly tifiuk to be as strong as 1t IS mer
cifui. The United States District Attorney:
are instructed to render such assistance a
may be pecesaary in the matter.
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.ornxlyc OF RAILROAD TRAvsL.-Is is

.oprylyc OF RAILROAD TRAysL-Is lisa
mater OF. srs,tcfnl public interest to know
th-t th. Wil,l.ngton and Manchester Rail.
raa.! as.ii. IL 95:.n for freight and travel,
.Ir.5;,s - 70 I':lui stcn: by or about, the mid
~, Il ti!riisf. i;sil; connections with the
Ne,fn ...e a9a ,nste rom Wilmington.
Tae Cl&5.aw aud Darlington; Railroad is
running through from Florence to- Cheraw,
md TIC Northeastern Railroad Company will
be prepared to transport Passengers and
fraisbt The entire length Of that road-thet
i. rom Florence TO Charleston-on 4th July
iDss. =, J.,r..,-. ~,
.establishmentof mail communication, and il
il therefore highly desirable that mails SHOULD
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omthe n. Y. Werld, Jsneat.
The Jeff. DaTis.Dissuise Fiction.

To THE EDITOR OF The WORLD:
Inotice. in Jour remarks this morning, de.
precating the recent coiusge of atl manner Of
personsliyy ydiscrediteble stories regarding the
rebel leaders. this sentence:
aThe mastery 6c.ions of,the, War De-
partuens concerning Jefferson Davis and his
attempt to ESCAPE in disguise" &c.
.EsFeeing entirely in The spirit Of your OBJ
serrstious; aud with aa heertya q contempt as
you feel and express for the practice, too
common with ceftaip class of journals, of
shifting men when they are dpo9n," lam
nerertheiess surprised that you deem the
story Of Davis's attempt to escape disguised
in his wife's aquc scu!um to be asfctian CIR
culsteG from me War Department, and beg
to ask that you will inform The publicswhat
reasons you have Sr discseditingit.
Certainly no rightleelins American wants
to believe such thing even of the Chief reb:
el but for M part hsye-f felt compelled
to believeit,;a as Ithihk most of my fellow,
citizens have. WAl not you tell US whatatke
facts are? sx:g5Ss. .Iyz
Your obedient servant,
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Address to the Democracy OF the
= A United States.

The Herald 3 special says an address TO the
Democracy of the United States will fbe .pub.'
slished tomorrow, from. Charles Mason, Chair
man of the Democratic National Association
of this District. It is intended: more,asa q
platform for the future organization of the
party than as call for immediate, concerted
action. The address starts out with 'declar.
ing that at the beginning all Democrats be-
IieYed that peace and'uAion were compatible,
and could be secured by conciliatory meas
ures, and that after the war commenced, the
great mass of the Democrats acquiesced in it
as an unavoidable calamity, to be prosecuted
for the sole purpose of restoring the Union,
believing that-as soon rs this object was at
tanned, the war ought to cease. ItHtakes
strong. ground against, confeWing :upon the
negroes the rights. .of citizenship, on the
Egroubd taas they are unqualified by ,edhca-
ton, and asa race so greatly inferieri to the
wbite race as. follower the standard Of aver
age intelligence By interiningling.
This is declared tQsb be the white mans. Gov
ernment, and the negroes aresa foreign ele'
| mont, which cannot be successfully assiinila'
| ted. The immediate re.admission Of,rebel-
tlous States.to the sacred circle, with al! their
rights and;priyi.eges unahridpe lis also urged,
On the aground that. the Federal Government
cannot exist while;a portion of the States
/ cnm posing it arc free, and another portion
virtually onslsgcd ~ military .gosernment
! T.s a.ilress eclares unlimited conGdencein
tthe w,sdo:ns integrity aud; denfocracy 81
EPresi3ent johnson, concluding in cufogistie
,ter.ns. - - S--,'a.
-, ---------i-.. :. -, s@{-.zsi --4&;
!
JAKE Gwls AGAiS&.ll late Vera Gruzlct>
iie- sass; There IS go doubt bnl that GVh
~ dis prd;ec. through. II oily await,
isnature OF MaxiIrifian TO become i
IL. GOES out US director general sss65Ja
6rz-Sonots. G:.ihdshag, Durans6
l snd Guatemala, with eStrserdinsry poHsrl
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be put upon tho roads OF once. We trust
that themilitary authorities. will do their ut:
most toattain this result Mails, can reach
this road froms Charleston by,&sWay. Of the
Northeastern Railroad and the. Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad Company is pre-
pared. to carry the'mails from Kipgsville to
Little Pee Dec River, distance Of ninety.
eyensmiles, just as soon as they may be
called upon to do so.--Columbia Phguix..
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Distr!c.. ISSUED viii of. habeas corpus to
!, Gen. Hancock, commanding him to produce
I. in court, at l0 o'clock this morning, the, body
Of Mary T.. Surratt, with the cause whereof
the detention. The writ was served on Gen
Hancock at Metropolitan Hotel, at . O'Clock.
this rmorning,by UsnS. Marshal Goedlng.
He Immediately, consulted with the Attor.
| ney General, and; the Secretary Of War. AT
I'm 20 the General had not obeyed the writ.
This fact was brought to the notice of tie
conrtbv berle,o,,riinsel. but the Judge said he
had nj no,Usr 10 enforce the writ.
Eariy TODAY guards we're placed all around
the arsenal grounds to prevent the introduc-
rtion. n. .nen,ons, toSthe scene of execution,
none being admitted excepting those pre-
;yiously, supplied with tickets by Major Gen
eral Hancocks -: -. ~ -. 4.
The reIotives ofo Mrs sSurratt aud Harold
spent several hours with them during the
forenoon, and they we're also attended, their
spiritual advisers, as we're also Payne and
Atzerotf. 'a.e -, =
"a few minutes after one. o'clock the outer
prison door, were opened, and Mrs Surratt,
suDnorted on her. way to the galows4by two
military officers. came out. N ext came Atze-
rott :Harrold and .Payie.s ACCOMPANIED BY. q
puard and their, respective ministers of the
Dos mel. Seots we're: provided for them on The
olatform NTH foliowine. order Mrs. Surratt,
Payne' HSrrold and Atzerott. The, officers
enfrnsted Viii the execution. and the minis
|. .fers M occnp;ed an intermediate position. ', =,
/. Major General HartsliffE, who has been,
from the commencement, in charge of the
prisoners came forward and read. an order Of
the War Department, already published, ,ap.
proving the sentences ordering. the penalty of
death to be inflicted. "a heavy guard was
stationed ou tieWallssurrounding the,grounds,5
while below, soldiers we're formed; ;on TIVE sides
fof q square. Several hundred civilians were
present, anxious; spectators Of the solemn
sceBes One:ofs the priests attended on Mrs.
.Surratt and r, peafed a. short prayer, to which
PAYNE, who .pfas seated next to her, atten
lively liste1ed. Phe minister who had been
administering to Payne expressed III the name
Of; the latta, his sincere thanks to General
Hartsuff. and the officers and soldiers who
had charpeof him, for. their personal kind.
ness. Tsel had not uttered an unkind word
nor piyen ai unpleasant look or gesture but;
seemed to comHiserate his misfortune.
The Minister then uttered a brief prayer,
asking for Payne the forgiveness of all his
sins, and passage cut of this world into the
lows of heaven. The minister who attended
Harold abo returned thanks for. the kind
treatmcutSof the prisoners, and offered a
prayer that Godswould receive his soul. Har-
irold was affected to. tears. The minister who
attended Aszerottaiso' offered thanks for him
Al e.. L. -s.-l
st.sn.;.as ~ us and tben invoked the mercy of
;Go5 a. So' on the nr;soners. The condemned were
tbsn them reonied To rise from their seats, when
tho chairs we're removed. They were now
.alI on the drop. Their hands were fastened
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place slli, in your Wife's Mirror.

place.. ,liis in ;your Wife's Mirror. :
Havo fsith in thy husband, -. ::
C6nAde in his row ..c:7 :, :. .s.--c
Should ho speak unkindly, q
.,s!yBe trne to hin new;
ThougRs'en IN thine anguish
I; 8 Thy b1ighthopos are, dim,
Whssever anaita thee, =
Be fnithful to: him. :. =. =.
Have faith-in thy y7husband,
Nor seek from.fhy heas -
: A BALM for theserTST =,
which sometimes may come;
mid all thy detection ST. - ..
-: Trust notin. another,
Bu. let rs have faith
And be kind to each et5sr. = - .
Hare faith in. thy.husbana,
And whom be is tried -. 80. -
BY trials aud crosses, ,,-r 49,
Ceme etand by hia eide, -
And try With affection
To tighten his heart,
There, con if thoa fullest,
'Tis acting thy part.
Have faith in thy husband,
Thy own home within, -
Whsteer be his colaness,
True kindness may win:
Though s'cn in sorrow
Thy fond hopes are din,
Yotstill he. may love shes,
Be faithful to him!
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Your obedient servant.

Our irs reasons fer discrediting thS story ..dt
Jeff. Dasiss attempt to o-csrape in disguise are
these; iirsts the absence Of any evidence OF
It's truth: second ITS incougrdity With .Daylss
personat character; third ard chiefly, the fact
that Colonel Pr tch2r3 Wloss naipe, associ4.
ted with the story has giycp italistte crcdi.
Il ever had with .py one,. has hcsa making
epseeAesfrcq delsly since his arrival North,
none ef Which he has-- inlhe 'mosE Sis,apt
manner .ihded Is the disguise. ontha coz
tf.r,. in prisateyyas' s''.@-a;o iuf f,FFlc' a. =
:,,.t ..-sfh,c au-ic.g.i. he sic.a&s"! Les.
- b1' 1;as,!.s,l seseySs bat .sss Fyas4-.:s q
f~3A' - -, f:c S;nr'r', :.
Il: VS. r. '-4
Washington y e#
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$40 ;ReWard.sssS

s4roTEN lroln.n premises sa aisIt sffEss Il,
y a7tbnt alarse dark bay m saeIr vhE, s!,E, e -;
Ia,oy naSr, M Msrininio-lorciap asntritn met, srsii
White spoton?hackof heal.ses45 ess, g sse;'e q
"a rewarasofsSloin specie viii be pald toS:ths z
,rocoyery Of said Mule. or FOR, any ipofmatisn;S i.
concerning her 50 that CAP get er: ., - ~.
-Lnrrmiros p. o., yniy At IS -"
:. rs.e, We have boon apthqtised BY the FEienAs
Of Can't. Z. BoULT SI L: to announce himsa i
..r,lilatc COR Sheriff, Is EdseGcld District attos -
nsxt elsoti .n.., ,,sl assi A - - q. 10 ts!3 81
SnApr1s : * yaSiea &,sss 1sstesfcs; 81 10 -
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Tailo iloring. Business.

TyHE undersigned osl sMoFk in thei IA l;
IoRTNG BUSINESS entrusted t9 him, and md
w;i, do his utmost ia give onI;rs
p parties ri wishing cIothipg ,aSdS aono
viii plaasn carl swhsn ";
The cash is not ccnreuient Provisions WI e'es
csived in payJaeRtfsr ess:,SHIi; tS S ,ro1 = ~ ~
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Notice.

yLI,persois indebted 70 the Estate Of, Robert
A, ]. Delph, 5lato of Edsefcid District deceased;
are reoucsted,to como forward and mako pays
mcut; and those having demands, againSS ssfdt
Es,ate will present hOm in duo ting, and Proper
~ authenticated. zzsa..s 4sil,ts, e; -
soo,5e. 4E,ist- - Ts'1I't fs9. ~ s42s"
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and eight thousand French. .roorssto protect
hIm-emigration to be; strictly Southern:
Ter thousand Cenfederates are 70, bo armed
and paid by the empire, but kept in the
aforementioned States as protection to smi.
grafton. 1.s,'--~
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s. NEW STORE. - Co. = :. !.
- . s,.J'i.s 't.,t - sjjffs,..Ft 2s-zss
-. -. egg:@e s1ieFTsIg 2
ATKINSON s. 81 .ssHEcuT,s.
FAMILY sGKOgly s. 80 s.:.s:. e.

eeLass1| u ! -
sullivans old stand, opposite Post 0aiee, -.
EDGEFIEED g: H.,es. lcssSa .sasls, :
VXTE woula call tho attootionsofs.tho citizens
wv. and ladioscoff Elgefeld 70 ourae-Scs +'s's
Choice Assor rtment OF Goads, 80
Which We are offering stlOwp Lookat ,,
GR0CHR1MB.T g. .,.."s,. ,;S' !,
RIO AND MOCHA g ooFFEE i:ssss7es::, s.s 80
- oagsIS1 aaa 2,4l!s AND p Brown syeaR 5ss g. :,
CREAM TARTAR; - = 4.
| :ssALERATus; ~ 1sssA>
- q 1oHoooLATE; gE9rss,se.,t,
-, PEARL 5STARGH;-
seI'.., CORN. STARCH; p
Sperm and Adamantine CANDLES oa--f;.,z :
GiNaERs ciNNAMoN, ';I CLOVES; 80, :. -
SPICE, NUTMEGS; --','7
MACE, FIG BLUE; a.sf f.a>
:, - ,CoPPERAS; sfz'-.
=, - YEAST PowDERs;7 !
AssoETEp CANDIES; 81: =: :
DRIED FIGS; ....e1 ,.,s -: s
+, 'AisgNS - gMoNns. - g ~, =
ASSORTED EXTRACTS;
~ TOILET SOAPS; -2,s :.
CHEESE; MACKERE Ell; Smoked HERRING J.
~ - Sardines; - <. = -. !,
Fresh Mackerol, srolts,. Haldock, Striped Bass.
and Oysters in Cans;' .. S'S -
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MUSTARD
Chnicc Hayanna and Florida SeSars. b.
Chewing Tobacco. - -. J.
|; Smoking 8. Tobacco. - q.
PIPES AND MATCHES; - = r:
MasOn's R LACKING; Baekiug BRUSHES y
ALSO, , ?.:5,,'ss7 =
India Rubber COMBS Fine COMBS; :. =
Round COMBS; Wisk BRUSHES;,'
Spool COTTON; shoe THREAD;s' f>& 81
White and Black FLAX; -os = - :
NEEDLES. PINS, HOOKS AND EYES; =.
Writing PAPER AID ENVELOPES -, -
PENS and HOLDERS;
Fine Writing INK; PENCILS; -, =,
Pocket KNIVES; SCISSORS, &C.; &c. -, :.
ATKINSON, & SHECUT,
0AeAAiiA- Past Office. ::
T,,ix,
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WAsH1NGroN,Jul 5, 1865,

.s,rhe Execution of the washington AZ
.c~ sassin.s.
All the condemned conspirators, sentenced
to bs. hung, we're hung, at Wes'ie stcu, July
!. 4. Geographic di,fstch : tnai DE
ss2ys :z1s l. ~
: o., ps,ition OF MafvE. e,afratt,, tbrp.,,,
her coppssl. Messrs, Aiken and Clamp
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GSge6tIa aabettiis&r .
Place this in ssur Husband's watch

Place this in esur Husbands Watcl
e sN3%' Case. =
spssk ESiaiSdlya iiSdl; gently 80 thy vito, :.
oknous enough Of sorrow, = -
Oh, sask no troln.ezrh- petty ILL s,'li:- =
An angry word to borrow. - : ) .
For in Esrbesis lhsfs,s treasured lore,
Oh, prize lis golden, worth; < ~ e.
Ono geutlasNstd, eresnilesef thina, -
). Can ever call it forth. a.
When thou a,t tharsh, and stern, and cold, /,
And 'front.' thy own dear home, ~
Tho, Sunshine. of.domcssic love u. = =
In. sorrow socks to roam, - -
onlhessboart thy cold words fall, - 20
And eh;l1 Lcv.'s tender life; = -. =.
Than oh, amidst thy trials 81, ..1-.-1
speas kindly tosthy wife.
spaak aosiy, kindly to thy wifs, : ,....<..
.she may hars 'fsit . hone
0fssAsfished lore, and to thine own - =:
.sfBrt scarce, year have come, -.
Though ave or ten have! told the time, =.
Ambition bast shared It's, ,atrife, ) -
Wasne,or thy footsteps ihsneSard turn,
s.Sssas ihiadiy t. thJ wife: go. = =, =
spsak. kindly, gently to thy wife, :
Size may be growing old, : : ~; =.
And soon 20 both nay garrsred' lis. :
= IN skaaows of tho mould
Speak gently, she has leyins Neyda Ike. e.
Ia 4, f.fs 80 -
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July IL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
Court PrOck0m0ttO

w HEREAs the Hos WiLhAH ElwELL, President
w Judge of the Court of Oyer and Tcrmner and Gen.
rral Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
In the 26t Judicial District, composed OF the counties
OF Columbia, sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon JeLn
MRcynods stephen Badly ,AssociaeJudges of Colum-
ba county have issued their date the i
day Of Sept in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred aud sixty four and to directed for holding
Court of oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail delivery,
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury, in the county of
Columbia, the first Monday, (bcing the 9th day. Of
February next, to continue one week
Notice is hereby given 10 the Cooer, the Justices
of the Peace and COstaBes of the said county of Col.
umbia that they then aud there in their proper per-
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Osaid day with their
re-, Ords, inquisiuns and other remembrance to do
those things which to their offices appertain To be done
Aud those that hound by rccogn2ance to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the Jail Of
said county Of Columbia To be then and there prose
cute them shall he just Jurors requested to be
puncual in thc Attendance agrecaly to their notices
{ -~>l Dated at Bloomsbury the 3lst day of Dec,
l.. = in the year of our I.oth one thousand eight
~ hundred aud Sists.iout. sud in the eighty
eighth year of the independence of the United States
Of America. Con SAW tnE COMMONWEALTH.
sAMUEl. SNYDER, Sheriff
Sheriff. Oficc. Rorihsburg Jan, = 1865.