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Nat;OnGI Foundry.
Bloomsburg, Columbia Co.,

rg'ne subsribsr,- proprietor of the above
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PxTIrIoss have heen numerously signed
and sent 10 the Memter oi The Legislature
from This district, pra, ing for an increase OF
Justices and ConstsbIes' lees in The CouH-
~ of Columbia. 4 bilf has been ,ead IN
place and referred 70 the Judiciary Commits
tee (locaI) looking 10 that object .lnd'ca-
lions are that general bill will pass. reg
uIaliug oil fees from Associate Judges down
to Supervisors
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Nc Bride, late Of Hem
lock toWnship, deceased. 4.
LETTERS of AdminisiralIoN on the es-
tale of James Mcbride late OF Hemlock
iwp., Colum county Pa, have been
granted pv the Regis,er of salt county TO
Hugh d Mcbride, residing in The twp, and
comfy Aforesaid All persons having
claims against he estae OF The decedent
are requested TO present them tor settle
,nen, 10 the adj illustrator without del ay,
and ali persons indebted to The decedent
shalt make pay ment immediately TO The
undersigned
HUGH D. MCBRIDE, Adm'r.
HemIock, Jan. 4, ls65-6w So
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TBe present quota OF This township is
poi down at ninety Why mol make II
one hundred-rounG numbers We are Tor
prosecuting the war 10 The Iass man and
the last dollar" said our Republican neigh-
bors iew years ago. Now let Ihem show
their fidelity TO he Union they never bad
q better opportunity. We will pay any one
Of Them flee hundred dollars in gresnbdek'
Who will hight as substitute for Us.
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THKRE was TO Re no more drafting il the
people would only Te-elect Abraham LIN
coin. So said the Abolition leaders last fall
before the election The Democratic press
told its readers if Liucoln was reelected
there would be another draft before Spring
Which was rights
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DkrsArED LIN The Legislature last week,
the join, resolutions pending in the House,
requesting Congress 10 pass law requiring
the quota OF each township 10 be filed from
is bona dfdc residents was, after some dIss
.cuss,on, defeated by vote Of s5 ayes 10 49
Days.
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Nov. %, 1864.
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REFREsIHMENT SALOON
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
II C. CuRIsTNIAN

II. G.. CHRISTIAN,
ID ES3ECTFULLY announces to The citi-
Z Szens OF Bloomsburg and vicinity iha'
he has inst opened new Refreshment Sa-
loon aud Confectionery Sore, on Maln-st :,
second door below the "American House, 3"
where he Intends supply ing all who NAV
give him t!Ielr custom with FRESH OlS-
TIERS, Clam Sonp, Sardlnes, Boiled h%ss'
Ham Trire Pigs Feet, Dried Herring &c,
He will also keep on hand a superior ar
ticIe of DRAUGHT ALE, Porter. Lageroeer,
and Sarsaparila /; together yiIh a good as
sorlment of Candies, Sweeme ats, Cakes,
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco. 10 connec
ton with This saloon be has ftIed Up La
dies Department, where all who may de
sire can call tor Oysters and RetFeshment
and will De Tree from all aHuoyances an
indecencies that ladies are TOO oiien ex
posed 10 in some OF our best restaurants
Don't fail TO give him a call.
He CHRISTIAN, Proprietor
Bloomsburg, Oct. I2, 1864.
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The draft Commissioners al Troy male
-au error in apporioniug The quoia Of this
Bloom--iownshp and announced II as
snine,y eight II will be gratifying to our
people 10 learn that significant correction
IL made. Our suola is only ninefy.nine
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LIEUT.. EvANs We notice in looking
over he var news oil he New York Hernid
that LrEur. w H. EvAss. Of this place, re-
-ceived meriforious notice for his bravery
and good conJscl during tie sharp enga .s-
meni. ashorl time since, al Balcher's Ron,
in the neighborhood OF Petersburg. -ILEUr.
EvsSsis mentioned as having scaled the
redoubis and planted The STARS AsD STsIPEs
upon them, aher several unsuccessful
charges upon he rebel works 10 his eur
gaeemeni he received severe wonnd in
the hand, b, q rebel bullet passing through
il He is home on furIough fos thirty days
This movement was made TO iee General
Lees lines 10 ascertain wha, amount OF
aroopsshe had sent down 10 Charleston TO
assis, his forces there in holding the place
against The Union forces under Gen. Sher-
man. Lieut. Evsss belongs 70 The 2I0;h
P. w., which Regiment is attached TO The
9th Corps. This corps is reported TO have
suffered ths most severely in this late
movement. The weather was very unfa-
~orabIe and everything calculated TO make
ths whole affair very unpleasant.
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

THE following farmers and land owners,
of Orauae and Centre townships, Colombia
counrv, do hereby canton all persons
aeains bunting or in anywise irespassina
on their lands, thus making themselves
subiecr to the penalties of the law which
will be most stuneenily enforced
David F. HaymeD, Stephen hii,
Samuel Heldle., Frany Hayman'
Simon Lawry. Reuben Snler,
All OF Oianse township.
Benz. Sinner, WIN BECK,
Frederick Beck, Adam Hih'
VIM Wumiie, Geo Wimtei
Joseph Ruckle, all of Cenlre two.
Orange, Nov. is, 1864.
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Administrators Notice.

Estofe of Jacob Kindig, late of Fishing
creek. flCp., deceased.
EErTERS OF administration on the es,
Alaie OF Jacob Kindig late OF Fishingceek
iwp, Columbia county, deceased, have
been grained by the Register OF Colum bia
county, 20 john Wenuer, residing in town
ship ard roen'y aforesaid. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the de-
cedeni are requested TO present them TO
the undersigned without delay, and all !
sons indie bled 10 ma he payment iorih wIh
JOHN WENNER, Adm'r.
Eishscreek, Nov. 9, ls6A-ew 81
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MRS. WALLACE E MAXWELL

MRS. WALLACE E MAXWELL S
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Mrs. Maxwell's Testimonial.
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ISG lS6
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS
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ice. He also keeps on hand AA Ale, 81
der aud minerals.
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VI,HE undersigned having connected him.
Il self with established Agencies in Wash
ineton and Philadelphia is prepared 10
attend 10 The collection of Back pay.
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and all other equitable claims against the
Government. His experience aud business
connections enable bim TO attend TO them
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HENRY ROSENSTOCK,
Sky-Light AmbrOtypist,

ID OOMS IN the Third Story of the Ex-
4 change Block, (entrance above the
Book Store, BIoomsburg, Columbia coun-
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THK Missouri Legislature has passed
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or vile has been engaged in rebellion
against The Government shall be entitled 10
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courgr. What sanity set OF people these
Missouri loyal" Yankees musi be !
Coud'ul tbey now pass resolution in
strucung ST. Peter 10 lock the door OF the
celestial heaven aeain<. The diabolical rebels
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See usw .dserlisemen,s in to-day's SrAR.
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On TrEsDav EvEsrNG OF last week meet
ing OF the people OF BIoomsburg was held,
at whica the following resolution was
adopted
: ResoIvsd THAI COL JoHNG FeEFzs aud
sDf. r JoHs be coninilee 10 proceed al
o,tce TO Troy and inquire uto the condi
lion oi The enrolment and quotas OF Colum-
TIA comfy and TO act 10 conjunction with
similar commilees from o:heT parts oil the
Dic,sici in respectto correcting the quotas
Of the whole district.
In conformity with this resolution the
~commites went to Troy on "Wednesday
las, and returned on Saturday. Their labor
wa. OF no avail, to reduce the quotas. The
wrong is in The qnoia assigned 10 the Dis
trict, by The authorities al Washington. IL
.is' nov proposed TO send commtlee to
Washington to investigate the matter
Whether such committee will not meet
with like success is doubtful.
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EUIIVI dIIN I 10 n ''I''
Northwest cor Fulton and Nassau-sis N 4.
There are no travelling agents iot IN
Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-08

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
All remains quiet on the Richmond and
Petersburg lines. Though yesterday was
the fourth day Of consecutive dry wea-
Their. still Grant does not make his
threatened burst from his left upon the
Souths;le railroad. He has erected a
number of observatories along his
Hatcher's Run lines, and from their tops
his signal corps take daily observation Of
all that passes in our camps; which all
is not much.
We have every day fresh installment
Of rumors in relation to Sherman and his
movements, but are still without any
official or other authentic information on
the subject.
THE VALLEY.
By recent arrivals from the Shenan-
doah Valley, we learn that all is quiet in
that quarter.
SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
A meeting, held at Powhatan Court
house for the purpose Of raising, by vo-
lun,ary donations, supplies for the army,
was addressed by the Rev. DR.. NJ. D.
Hose, of this city. The subscriptions
were of the most liberal character. One
gentleman gave fifty barrels Of -four and
five hundred pounds of bacon another
gave forty barrels of -four and sold the
Government forty barrels, and third
obligated himself to feed twenty soldiers
for six months. This is patriotism of
the most unmistakable and valuable
kind
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the city erected By elaves, are uselses now
and forever, except a.. monuments Of
folly and wickedness. As | stood there
upon the ruins of Sumter, looking down
into the crater, the past like q panorama,
was unrolled, exhibiting the mighty
events which will forever make it historic
ground. The silent landing Of Major
Anderson at the postern gate, the mid.
night prayer and solemn conservation Of
the little band to defend the flag till the
last the long weeks Of preparation, the
imbecile old man at Washington, the
Star of the South turning her bow sea.
ward, the 10Th Of April, the barracks on
fire, the supplies exhausted, the hope
lessness of success, the white flag flung
out, the surrender, and all that has.
followed, were the pictures Of the mo.
ment!"