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LIFE INSURANCE.

The North Carolina Life Insurance Company hav-
ing re-organized and resumed business is now pre-
pared to insure persons for term of years or for
life to amount Of s., 900. TEL
Applications received at Branch Bank of North
Carolina by ~THOS W: DEWEY
August 28, 1865. 4t Agent
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First National Bank of Charlotte

This Institution will commence operations en- or
about LIST September.
1t will discount inland and foreign Bills of Ex-
change, receive deposits attend to collections and
do general Banking Business.
THOS. w. DEWEY, Cashier
August 2S 1865 1t
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BANK NOTES WANTED.

ms highest market price paid for Bank Notes,
Gold and Silver and old N C Coupons
Apply 10 THOS. w. DEWEY
--.-. at Branch Bank N. c Charlotte.
August 2e, 1855 At
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Tannex's Wanted.

wish to employ two Tanners, white men Ad-
dress me at Cureton's Store, S. c. via PineviIle "
G., or apply at the Democrat Office. = ~ -
B. J. CUREToN.
August %, 1865 At
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asg> Montgomery Blair made a speeoh at

Rss= Montgomery Blair made speech at
Baltimore on the 26thsult ), pitching into Sc
ward aad Stanton. lie charges that the latter
was originally in full sympathy with the rebel
leaders in Congress, was most violent in his de-
nunciaton of my attempt to maintain the Union
by torce.and continued his denunciations till
he entered Lincoln's Cabinet. He saws that
Mr. Seward played for and againststhe Union
before entering the cabinet of Mr. lincoln and
afterwards, by his dalliance with. the Confede-
rates up. to the fall of Fert Sumter, prolonged
the agreement made with Jefferson Davis By
order Of Buchanan, before the termination of
his administration 1t was apparent, from the
whole course of public affairs, that Dir Seward
acted in concert with Buehanans administra-
ton daring the last three months of its term
aad that he was instrumental in getting STAN
son into the War Office.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

IhaIIOtIc, uuIInS TIC IAsttWo weeks IN sept.
Taxpayers will pl, ase meet me promptly ut the
above named places. The former owners of slaves
will please make arrangements with any of their ne
groeS that remain with them to pay their taxes 25 cts
on the polD or send them out TO the appointments.
will meet it promptly
H. NJ. WHITE, Sheriff
August 81. 1865
~ The Commuters appointed to administer the
Amnesty Oath will wait on the people with the Sheriff
at the above times and places.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

ARrEMus WARD's ToAsr-W oMAN.-Tu
yure sex, commonly kawled the phair sex, we
sare Indebted for our bornin, as we'll as many
other blessins 10 these 10 crowns of sorro Sum
poor sperreted fools blame yare sex for the diff.
Guilty in the garden, bat know men are de.
seetfulset. Iure lst muther was LADY, ahd
her dawters is ditto, and nun bat a triflin kuss
will say word agin sen. Hopin that no waive
OF trubble> may ever ride across yure peaceful
brests, [ konclude these remarks with the fol.
lowing eentyment: zss ksEH-szs
Woman-she ia good egg.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-05

: Ketchum, the New York broker, who stole
81 900, has been arrested.
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CRIME BY MAGNETIsM.--A Curious Charoe.
The readers of Hawthorne will remember the
fancful idea of the author in the House of Seven
Gales" whereby young Maule the carpenter,
holds maligr magnetic influence over the beau
tifal Alice Pyucheon. similar case in real life
has occurred in France lately, if the statement
OF correspondent of the London Times may be
believed:
San extraordinary and believe an unerece-
dentfd case has just been tried at the Assize
Court OF the Var. a young man of twenty four,
named CASTELAR,, presented himself at the house
of a respectable farmer named Hugues and, pre-
tending to be deaf and dumb, obtained supper
and nights lodging. In the morning he per-
s''sded the farmers daughter, modest girl of
twenty-slx, to run away with him, and the indct-
ment alleged that he obtained an irresistible in
fuence over her entirely by means of magnetism
The moment she came to her senses she was fill
ed With femorse, but whenever he nnaenetised
her she was mere instrument in his hands, and
submitted to whatever he told her, Three doc
tors or Ieulou gave their opinion il accordance
with that OF DIR Tardieu, of Paris, and many 9th
er medical men of the highest reputation, that it
IS possible by means of what is called magnetism.
to obtain such influence over young girl as
completely to anEihilate her will. CASTELAR,
boas'ed OF his magnetic power while standing
at the bar, and offered omagnetise the presiding
Judge. He actually tried to magf elise the Pro
curear Imperial, aud frightened MIN so much
that be angriy ordered the prisoner to lower his
eyes Being found guilty by the jury be was
sentenced to twelve years imprisonment with
hard labor"
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NEWS ITEMS.

The FIRST bale of the new cotton crop Of Texas
was sold in New Orleans on the l6th ults On
that day over 1000 bales changed hands the
heaviest operations of any one day since the war
commenced. ~ v 80
The Washington Star says Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, S. g., has applied for pardon.
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TAX NOTICE.

will attend at the following times and Pac,
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CHEMICAL COMPOST,

The Fertilizer rs largely composed of
animal matter. such as meat, bone fi-h
leather, and wool. together wiih chemicals
aud inorganic fertilizers, which decompose
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las excellent qualities, strength and cheap
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The turmala or method OF combining IL,
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chem and scientific aarculiursls.
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BEzwicz GAzETrF.-This paper publish
ed BY our friend J s Sanders ssc. came TO Us
last week N new dress ,presrni,ils quite a
Handsome sppeareuce. The paper display
I'd marks oi Improvement in mechanical
ss well az editorial point Of view. This
jo1rnal is sonDdIy Democratic and an invsl-
nabIs organ 10 the Democracy Of Iis upper
end Of the county Tbe present editor is
deserving Tor his energy sud Perssserauce,i in
making The Gazsiis good aud reliable ex-
pousns Of Democratic principles. t1e conf
dsnce and hearty sopport of The Democracy
oi old Columbia Success 10 IERRr
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Valuable Recipes.

Editors Of the "-Dear Sirs With
your permission, wish 10 say to the read
ers of your paper that will send, by reiurn
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I will also mail free 10 those having bald
heads or bare faces simple directions aud
Information, thai will enable them 10 starr
iull growth OF lnxurian' halt. whiskers,
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These recipes are valuable 10 both old
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who need them free of charge, they are
worthy the attention of all who prize a
clear, pure skin, or healthy growth OF
hair All applications answered by return
mail, wilhoUI charge.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Periumer,
No. s3l Broadway. New York.
August 9, 1865 -2m.
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81, s 6 5 o, 90 81
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS. &C.
G. S. HASkINS e. CO.,
SO Beskmnn Street, Neto Ydrk.
offer the following inducemeius 10
RuVerS of Valuable
Buyers of Valuable

u Ovl ToL a
Having been Ter long tIme engaged
the Packet business, and established our
repu, alton for prompIness and reliability
and pos sessine great facilities for selling
JeUelry IN This way, We are confident laa
We can give satisfaction 10 all who fee
disposed 10 paironiZe rs
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES, DIA-
mond Pins, Chains, &C., to ne sold Tor One
Dollar each, without regard to value. and
nol to be paid for uniil YOU know what you
are 10 receive
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACHi
l75 Watches Handsomely engraved and
warranted perfect lime keepers), varying
in prices from $40 90 10 Sl2O 90 each
225 Ladies' watches, solid gold hunting
cases, S65 90 each.
25O Gen lemen's silver watches IS 90
to &c OF each.
6 900 Latest Style vest and neck chains
sc to 30 90 each
5000 G-Gl's California Diamond Pins
2 so to 25 90 each
1000 California diamond ear drops, 90
10 IS 90 each.
3 600 Miniature aud ensmell ed gent
,cari pms new sl,leS, 5 90 10 IS 90 each
1000 Masonic aud emblem pin>, 90 TO
10 90 each.
? 500 Gold hand bracelets, engraved aud
plan. 90 10 20 90 each.
600 Je, aud Mosaic brooches, 3 90 10
20 90 each.
1000 Cameo brooches. rich patterns, yer,
tasty. 90 TO 90 90 each.
500 FlnTentine and Lava pins, the real
artirls. 4 90 60 10 90 each.
500 Lava and Fiore itiDe ear drops
90 TO 10 90 each.
8 600 Coral ear drops. 90 to 90 each
2 600 Ladies ChaIelaiHe chains, let and
goid Is 90 tc 20 90 each.
GOO GSu;'s pins, a splendid assortment,
2 90 10 Is 90 earh.
1000 SoiiIaire sleeve buttons, entirely new
81, les 2 10 10 5 o. each.
3 600 Sud> aud sleeve buttons, in sells,
verv rich, 90 To Is 90 each.
600 Sleeve bnltons plain enamelled
and engraved, 2 90 10 8 90 each.
10 600 Pialn aud handsomely engraved
riu9s, so to 10 90 each
8 900 Spring lockei~, double case, Iichly
engraved, 90 10 l5 90 each.
is, 900 Sel- LADIES' j-welry, new and latest
styles, 90 to 2 90 each.
2 OO0 Gold pens aud handsome silver
eases 90 to- 10 90 each
Thus euiire list of prauiitul and valuable
goodS " i'll be sold tor Que Dollar Each =
Ger ihcates of all the above articles viii be
placed in envelopes, aud scaled. The-e
envelopes are sent bY mail, a. ordered,
without resard 10 choice. On The receipt
of the Certificate you will see what you
are to have, and then II is al your option 10
send Que dollar and take the article, or not.
Five Certificates can be ordered Tor 81;
eleven for So; thirty five for SIS; sixty~iye
for SO; aud one hundred for SIS We
will send single Cenfcaie on the receipt
OF % cents.
G. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 1870. SO Beekman ST., N Y.
Bloomsbury, April 9Th, 1865.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Dy virtue of a wrII OF vendnioui expo
- mas 10 me directed. Issued out OF the
Coun of Common Pleas of Columbia
County, will be exposed 20 public sale at
The Court House in BIoom-burg, on Mon
day The 4h day of September next. al one
o'clock p NJ, ot said day, the following
real estate to wit
A certain tract or piece Of land sSiaaie
in Locust township, Columbia Conniy
bounded aud dsscr, best a. follows on the
souIh by lands OF Juhn Ernst on the west
nv lands OF Emanuel Ashton; on he uortf,
~ lands OF Jackson Gsorge- aud on ib.
ea.t bv iand- ot John Stoiz-I; containing
FORTY ACRES more or less: wbeT-on
ave efecied story and bali dwelling house
wI.h sppnrierances
SeiZsd, taken IN execn ior and 10 be
sold ss the property oi Nicholas Baker
ALSO,
Al the same time aud place, certain
piece or lot oG LAND. situate in Locust
iownSh,p Columbia County, Containing
ZEN ACRES. be the same more or less
bounded a. follows, 10 wit: on the Wesl
by laud oi John Lee, on the North 10y land
or Franklin Raria, on the EasI by land of
Peter Swank and on The South by the
main road leading from Numedia 10 Ring
Iow9, .whpreon are erected TWO Two story
frame dwelling houses: frame barn and
stable, with the appuuenances.
Seized, taken in execution. and 10 be
sold as ths property Of John P. Wal'er-
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Boonsbura, Smr.n July Jaly as, 1868. 'V
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List of Causes for Sept. Term, 1865

/ Elijah McNurtrie Endorsee of Aaron
Wolf VS. Christian Wolf.
Jacob Harms VS. Peter Jacoby.
3 Rnssel P Sucker VS. Vim Keller
David Achenbach VS. John Wariin
n w McReyDolds et al vs. P Oiiphant.
Geo w Garrison VS. Casper | Thomas
George Carr, enGorsee of James Carr
VS. Sylvester Faux FL al.
Jonas Berninser j. VS. Emanuel Ashton,
George A Herring IS Peter Miller
10 Aaron. Bloom V Renbep Sitter
IL John Hinierllter vs. jain Jautisor.
II Common wealth of Peaua. al - r IA
son oi Hissm Z Kline et 2, " Wesiey
BOwman st.i
l3 J.a-oh Remiev Us EsaWlssa 4 r Co
II B-ri,uia Wertulau vs. N 4 Williams
IL Adan Deni-nch q Jetet,,'ah Jacohy.
6 Amo- w Ctean,er " Euorb Hos I'll
IL Amos w Ctranervs Enorh Howell.
I8' SsPphen Haldy w Catawisss, Wm'spon
and Erie Railroad Co.
l9 RscreI Morgan by her nest friend VIM
NJ HOa.land VS. Richard Morgan
20 George Longenberger ct al We Hugh w
McReynoIds ei al
Bloomsbury, August 2, 1865.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Kentucky Senate stands 81 Demo-
cFats 10 IL Republicans The House Is We, IN
doubt The Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer is dead, and the Republican, can
d.date is dangerously i'll.
SUPERINTENDENT FosrER informs MS that
the Bradford Co. Petroleum Co. operating al
Alba, have now reached depth of 6iiy-
four and one hall feet, and have struck rock
The drill is 10 be pot lnro immediate opera
ton, and il is expected will make abpu!
twenty five ieel per day - Troy Times.
THE fitness OF the Gesro Tor :he exercise
OF pol'.lcal rights has been amply iIiusuaI-
ed IN Hsyti. Eleven revolutions have oc-
Cured there 10 SIX years.
An inventory OF the rebie stores captured
al Macon, Georgia. by General Wilson,
shows property OF the estimated value OF
50. coo. 900.
KESTUcKEv has sen, 1918 colored men
10 the war BY Act oil Congress The wives
and children OF these men 10 The number OF
23, 900 have been freed making the whole
number of slaves freed, in connection with
the army. I0o,s64.
TAE Commissioners of Snyder county,
have been commanded by The Couri, 10
proceed with the erection OF new county
buiIdings al SeIinsgrove, the new county
seat.
The President has pardoned Chrales Fran
els Howard, of Wisconsin, convicted oil conn
lerieiting.
Mas JEFFERSON DAVIS lately applied 10
the War Department tor permission 10 zee
her husband, but il was refused.
D'scHARGED soldiers al Spring 6end III !,
are "psying of old scores" when mustered
oul. by ,hrashius officers against whom they
have treasured up spite.
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EXCHANGE EOLEE,
WM.B KO0NS Proprietor
nr00usRURG PA.

rrHIS magnificent Hoiel, situate m the
L central portion OF the town, and OPP
pa-ite the Cours House ,lhas been thoroughly
sepa,rsd aud refurnishsd. and the Pro2rieior
~ nov prepared 10 accommodate travellers,
,eau,sters. dsovers and boaFders in The mos
pleasant aud agreeable manner His table
viii be Supplied with the best the markel
affords. and his Bar Y in the ehoicess liquors.
Atleh,ise ossiers will always be on hand
and his siablIng is the most extensive 10
This Sc ion Of country OmHlbuses wtA
aIwaysEie 10 readiness 10 convey passen
gers 10 and from the Railroad Dspois:
WM. 81 K0ONS-
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l. T. sHARPLEss, wishing 10 reduce hi.
stock OF goods, will sell al pueliessnction al
his store on next Monday aud Tuesday eve
nings, The Alb and 5sh OF Sepiembsf a ysri-
ely Of goods, consisting Of Boois and Shoes
Hats and caps. No.ions, Pholos1aph and
Pocket AIbums &c &c. Terms cash
He has just rsce,ved, and keeps con-
.ianlIy on hand variety Of styles Of Brad
lsy's ceisbrased Duplex Elliptic Skeletons
He still iibIds Ihe Agency lor lhe bea iced
cutler ever sold in this vicinity.
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National F0atndru.
BIoomsburg, Columbia Co.,

Y'ne sGbSrib1r, proprietor of the above
uamed extensive establishment, is now
prepared TO receive orders for all kinds of
machinery, for COLLERIES BLAST FIR.
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHlMG MACHINES, &c, &c.
He Is also prepared 10 make Stoves, all
-ize- aud patterns, Plow-irons, and every
aIag usually made 10 ir>l-ciass Foandries
Has eSisn>ive facilities and practical
worSmHn, warrant him IN receiving the
largest contracts on Ire most reasonable
lefms.
~ Gfau Of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for Castings.
" THIS establishment is located near
he Lackawanna Railroad Depot
PETER BILLMEYER.
Blnnrns hnrC Sent Q 1853
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Administrafor's A Notice.

I ETTERS of administration on the estate
~ of Charles SIewar, late of Bloom town-
ship, Columbia County, deceased, have
been granted by The Register ol laid conn
~, to Lemuel Potter, residing in MAiuville,
Columbia County All persons having
claims against The Estate of the decedeul
are requested to present them 10 the adj
mnisualor for set lement; and those in
debled to the estate will come toward aud
make immediate payment TO the admins
trsior.
LEMUEL POTTER.
June 2S. 1865 SO pd. Adm r.
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THzzE chiIdrsr 81 IefTsfson Dsvis pss-e-t
through Albany On Tussday on lheir way 10
Montreal.
ALL the rebel prisoners and U0icn troops
sxcspi the sick have been seni away from
ElmHs. n r
At ihs Iowsr, e-iimase, II cosls the sax-
payers over f22 600 TO iry mai oy mil
iiary commission IN State wherei The civil
suiborii7 i in iuil force.
TaRTY-7IvE ions Of mail mailer are re-
csived daily a. the post Office IN New York,
and an sqnai a1ount eeni away. The poet
ofEice rscsipis for the frs; SIX months Of ibis
ysar vefs 1855, 929, 50.
Tsz DsmocrscT os Jeffsssoo counly. Pa.
bsrs nouina,od Hon Kennedy T. Blood 70,
ne senaIs. and 5. "a. Moore sai Jznes 3.
8o|I {or A1>eub>y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-30

j wiz require more than one and half
million dollars to pay the general officers
assigned to duty under the recen, general
order This is a monsirous imposition
upon the taxpayers. The people want
no Standing army Of shouIdef-siraps while
peace reisns-especiay Of those political
holiday creatures who never saw the from
10 wsf times. Muster them out and Stop
the vast expense Of ke2ing them in idle
ness.
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TRAVERSE JURORS FOR SEPTEMBET
TERM 1865.

Traverse JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM 1865.
Bloom-Douolas Hughes, Daniel Breeze,
BeaVer-John Michael,
Briarcreek-FIea> Fowler, Enoch Ruien
house, Francis Evans, William Freas, John
6 Jacohy,
CaIawissa--Moses Hartman, Sam y Shu-
man.
Crnue-M D. RemIey, Samuel c. Bow
er. Thomas Fry,
Conyueham-David Camp, James Barry,
Isaac w. Haus .
Fishingcreek-SaH Samuel c. Creyelng,
FraRklin-Samuei Lorrman,
reenwood-Maihias Kline, Samu'l GIL
Iespie,
HemIock k-N p Moore,
Locusi-Wiiliam B-ach, K Hertine.
Nj Plrssaui-Jackson Ikelsr
Madison-WilIiam Kitchen, Samuel De
mott Perry o Chns1Ian,
Mifflm Lewis Greasy Thos A,ea, Philip
Orr. jacob J Longenbrrgef.
Mononr -lsacber Evans,
0Iapge-Samuei ZimmerWan,
Pine-Thomas Stackhouse, 2. Swisher,
Snearlosi-John Kils, sen.
bloom-burg, July 20. 1868.
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To Drumkards.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN S Drunkard's 5
Cure permanently eradicales the taste far
~'ropg drink, and cures The worsl ease OF
Drunkenness IL less than eighI wesks.
Thousands IF reformed inebriates new
live 10 5le-s The. day they were fdrlunaie
enough to commence Ihe use of ihIs vsIua
bic remedy. Price Two doIlas- = package
Mailed 10 any address on receipt OF al
order, by JAMES s. BUTLER.
429 Broadway New YORK
Sole Ag'I Tor The U. S.
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PABULETTE.

This Fertilizer is composed OF night
soil and the terilizhg sgens of urine:
combined chemically and mechauicall,
with other valuable iertiiziug agents and
absorbenis.
fl is reduced 10 pulveruienl condition !;
ready for immediate use, and without loss
of its highly nilrogenous iertiIiZIng proper
ties.
hs universal applicability 10 all crops
and soils, and it's durability and active
qualities are well known to be all that ag
ricu!turists can desire.
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PaoToGkAPHlc--We take pleasure in an.
nouncing 10 the citizens Of Bloomsbury and
vicinity iha, GEoRaE c. BaAspaU, formerly
with Mr. Henry Rosensiock and Tor the
psst year engaged with him in New York
city, has now returned 10 Bioomsburg. al
the Old Stand in The Exchange Block, where
he 10 prepared 70 take pictures Of any kind
which cannot be sxcelIed Cali and exam
Inc bis specimens. He fine workman
,hs best probably ever in this section.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of sil1s Jackson late IF Saga,iof tap
Columbia couaiy, deed.
4 ErTERS iesismsniary on ihe estate oi
A. >ilas Jackson. late of Su3arioal towG
-hip, Columbia counly, deceased have
been eraui.d by the Register of said coun
~ to DAVID LEWIS residing in SugaTloai
,ownsh,7, Columhis CO. All persons hav-
ing ella. ms against the estate OF the dece.
dent are requested 10 pseseDi them for set
l.emeni, and those indebted 10 the estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
DAVE. LEWIS, Executor.
May 10. 1865.-pd So.
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Adlninistrators A : Notice.

II ETTERS OF administration on the esla'e
IL of William Z. Shannon, late OF Scot
township, Columbia County, deceased
have been granted by The Register "f SAID
county, 10 " ellington H Eni, residing in
the township aud county aforesaid. All
persons having claims against The estate
of the dscedeni are requested 10 present
them for payment 10 the administrator ;
and those indebted TO The estate will make
Immediate payment 10
WELL INCTON H. ENT.
June %, 1865 50. Adm'r-
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP,

NOTICE y hereby gwen that the CO.
partfe,sbp hpreToiore e, isiiua between
Nahariel D Kle & Jane f K,Ie, doing
business III ihe upper .sni of Columbia CO.,
was sussnally dissolved IN March, A D.
Que ,heurand sight hurdred and sixty four,
N o. s. j. F. Kile.
Jackson July l2. 1865
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