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MEDICAL COLLEGES.
WEDECAL UN1LLEHES.
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF 4rEDICINE e
SESSION OF 1866-6z
SESSION OF 1866-67.

D, WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH, ", d., Professor of Materia Medica.
L. 0RAWC0QR, NJ. D., Professor of Principles Prac-
HENRY I r CAMMPBELL, M NJ. D. Professor of Surgery.
ALFRED g: HOLT, ~ D., Professor of Clinical Medicine
4. + +, gt, PEgTIGoLtAS, N; D., Professor Of Anatomy;
try ToXcology and Legal Medicine.
WIN s. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer on Opthalmic Surgery and Diseases
JOS. HOLT NJ D, Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics
A. W PERRY NJ. D, and FREDERICK LOEBER, N. D.,
DemOnstr4 4tOrs of Anatomy. -
try. ~
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures in this Institution
will begin November IL 1860 and will end March l6 1867
Preliminary Course will be given in Charity Hospital
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are unsur-
passed Ihe Professors under the laws of State
Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity HOSPITAL and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits.
FEES:
Tickets Of all the Professors. ors....,..........S l40
Naturalization >, ....... S
Practical Anatomy, 10
Diploma. -. ...,..,,,... -. ,.....-,,. 40
Payment required in advance.
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D,
of the Faculty
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MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

This School has ust concluded its Tenth Year history
mas been one of prosperity aud growth from the
ment The last years daily average attendance has
been more than two hundred many been refused
admittance for want of accommodation.
New Building
under contract to be ready occupancy at the
opening OF the FAN Session in September and it is hoped
that hereafter all can be received pupils who apply
The Library. Apparatus and Cabinet
Are receiving yearly valuable addtious and the purpose
kept steadily in view furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male and eleven female teach
ers all experienced instructors in their seyesa departments
The schoo Is fully graded from Preparatory depart
ment through the entire of Academca and Cass
cal studies
For Particulars and catalogues, address
l. H. WHITE
25 West Fourth street, Cincinnati o.
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From the Washington Navy Yard.

WAsnGSGroN NAVY YAnp, Feb l6 1884. Z
To VIM. Keller, Esq., Constructing Engineer:
Strive have two of Bukless Lumber Dryers in operation
We weighed gauged and the following LaIuies ii
Lumber, viz: Five White Pine Planks: r
No Weighed in "a lbs, weighed out 55 lbs gauged Ia
l5 3-l6 inches; gagged out AK. L
No 2 Weighed IN 81 bs weighed 81 bs; gauged b
Is S-l6 inches, gauged out iIz6. III
No Weighed IN "a lb weighed ont 81 bs; gauged in Isl
inches gauged out II 1916. f
No Weighed in 70 hs weighed out 6 bs; gauged in lk
inches gapged out lI4
No s. Weighed n q ms weighed out 81 MS gagged in
inches gauged out ltX. 8s
No. B. green OaGS Walnut board weighed in As s ont II
ms; galged in II 5-l6iuches, out 1875.
No 7. a. black Walnut board weighed in 70 rs, out 81
lbs gauged in l2s inches cut llzS. %
No g. An Ash plank l inches 10 in yard weighed M
II IDS out III GAGGED N i5 INCHES out l4}4. s
No g. Pine plank inches. years in yard weighed
No o An old dry board gauged in 81 nches gauged oRt
r. II Az I'D dy board IA inch thick, ganged in Tx
No H. green plank, II inch thick cut into thre
pieces and one of the pieces taken out each day One pe
l54 inches wide shTunk quarter inch in hours Ma
piece which remained under FIRE three days shrun
more than the which in the kiln ouy 48 hours
The srnkage seems to be taken out by the uperheatef
steam before the moisture is all gone
This lumber seasoned in less thsn four days seems
bright and full OF life as the best air dried lumber
We consider these Kns of great advantage this yard and
believe the process TO be just what have long needed
will save all the trouble about dry lumber We think the ur
cess based upon the right and economical
Q. L. wILI1s, Foreman. '7'1' ''-s''
l.. a, TUEL, 0aarternAu.
Ibetsve the forth in the above corunics
complete s. P. BROWN, Navy Agent d
The results of he experiment AZ above reported are ss
tory, and we believe them to be correctly stated.
Chiefof Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks Y
W, f. s. SANGER, a
Engineer-in-Chie Navy Yards and Docks. Z
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From Moore 81 CampIon,
Philadelphia.

made by Bnkleys Lumber Dryer two pieces Of black
Wanu inch boards one u inches wide about half dry shrun
7lb inch In width 10 inches wide dry it could b
made shrunk inch in width In our opinion this process
does innra L. - e--l -
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r ,AvENDER's COLLEGE,

\
y. E. CORNER EAMPARr AND BIENv1LIE.
Mr. LAVENDER respectfully to his friends
the public that the repairs in the College being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopening of the Glasses
and the admission of Boarders WEDNESDAY the 9TH of
September,
Parents invited to inspect the we'll ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories.
For and Prospectus apply College from 70 NJ to
P M, and from to5P NJ.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The next Session will begin the 1st day October 1866
and end on the2 29th of June 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor of will
appointed 18th of August when the organization of
the Departments of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Law and Medi.
calw be fully reestabshed on the same enlarged basis as
before the
The entire expenses of the Academic Student exclusive
of text books clothing and pocket money to $3.50 in
currency per session of months of the Student to
$685. and of the Medical Student, to 1895.
For catalogue giving details for special information
address S. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Mr.. Joseph Fry, a native Of Pensacola, formerly
Of the United States navy, made his appearance
in the city yesterday. Since the termination OF
the struggle, in which he gave evidence of his
soldierly merits, he has been residing in New Or
leans, and is now visiting his home with view to
engaging in business. It's strange that such COM
petent seamen should be outof employment when
good captains of vessels are so rare.
Pensacola Observer.
DISTURBANCE BY NEGRoEs.-On Sunday after
noon, at Tallahassee, Fla, the police officers ar
rested negro, when large crowd of negroes,
armed with picks, intertered, and threatened to
rescue the prisoner from the police using towards
them the most insulting and profane language.
The officers finally succeeded in making the ar
rest after some little difficulty, together with some
three or four persons who had interfered. That
night large crowd, some armed with loaded guns
and pistols. appeared before the Court House. A
posse of citizens were quickly assembled, when
the negroes fed. They fred one shot, which
bruised the skin of Mr.. Charles Hopkins. The
congregation were coming out of the Methodist
Church, and one of the small shot passed through
the skirt Of ladys dress. The leaders of the
mob have not yetbeen arrested.-[Ibid
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
TRE RUHLEE FEMALE sEmENARz

BATON ROUGE.
Occupies Large and Commcdous Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough iRstructIonin in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES. MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc
together with cheerful domestic management moral and polite
culture, offered and AssRrod
TERMs$A9 month; $500 in advance; Music and ornA
msntals extra.
Pupils furnish toIlstts articles and bed clothing.
Address RIv. J. E. G. DoREMUs, D. D.,
PrueiDaI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

x ENrUcKY UNIVERSITY,
sHLMAN Nd

a 8 II Z a " D
The home of Henry Clay and Pennsylvania University with
40 Of elegant grounds and large number of buildings
the sites Of the various colleges
most refined and intelligent society
Endowment, 100000. Real Estate, 100000.
A Corps of more than Twenty instructors,
NOW IN OPERATION;
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS Nine Professors, Robert Graham,
A. NJ, President.
Of Kentucky Eleven Professors, Jno Aug Williams A.
iii COLLEGE, Of THE BIBLE, Tires Professors, R,
w. COLLEGE OF LAW Three Professors, NJ. c. John
son, L. L. D., President
v, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT with thorough busi.
ness instruction
Number of Students last session 800 Tuition and Fees
begins 1st OF October.
For Catalogues and further information, address
j. B. BOWMAN, Regent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
A Southern Tonic,

A Southern Tonic,
And trust that they may regard Quack Medicine
Before venurng to give publicity to this Tonic the
ce was shownto several of the prominent physicians
of this city and pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown any respectable physician who
may desire to it,
Unlike the many remedies that offered the public,
this Tonic does not every disease.
All that it claims is its wonderful ipower of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed by disease.
This TONIC is prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases:
INTERMITTENT FEvERs,
BILIOUS FEvERs,
DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Prlce-$I per Bottle.
were necessary certificate after certificate could be ap-
less. Sold by all Druggists.
PREPARED BY--
S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
Corner Liberty and Erato streets,
KEE'S PILLS. S..,...,,.,,A YEKbS PILLS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Mr. KEELEY's REGENT INTERVIEW WITH Mr.
DAvIs--lh'. DdUis's Rapidly Failing Healb.-
We take the following from the Petersburg Index
Of Saturday:
Mr.. Kelley returned to the city yesterday morn
ing. We do net feel at liberty to give any de-
tailed account of the interview, but it must prove
OF interest to our readers to know Of the health
and manner Of life of their former leader and fel
low captive.
The gentlemen arrived at the Fortress before
the breakfast hour on Tuesday morning last, and
were Immediately shown into the department of
the casemate occupied by Mrs. Davis. After some
time @the prisoner came in, bowed, emaciated,
blind and tottering along with the help of cane,
as ii the years of q century had passed over him.
perfect wreck physically, his mind is said to re-
tain all its clearness and the conversation at the
breakfast table, which turned upon political liter
ature was marked by a hrilliancy which, remarked
our informant, was all the more appealing for
being suhdued and chastened.
His spirits were good-that is, no melancholy or
lack of interest in general subject was apparent,
and no word came from his lips evincing dispo-
sition to murmur, or regret that he should be now
suffering for cause which is lost. 6 1t is best as
it is" said he emphaticaly. "Neither power nor
success could have taught me as has this suffering.
Only these circumstances could have made me the
man am
Being asked if it were not possible that his
weakness of body had extended its influence to
the mind and created q lassitude which he mis-.
took for resignation, he quickly responded, No:
my mind was never more clear nor strong than
now"
Upon all the political questions of the day he
spoke unreservedly and plainly, but without bit
terness, and was peculiarly feryid in expressions
concerning the Kindness shown himself and family
by his people. His quarters arc comfortable, but
his life necessarily monotonous, as he reads with
difficulty and is not strong enough for much exar
else. Mrs. Davis is with him.
OF the mission to Washington we can say moth
ing for the best of reasons, not even knowing
whether an official interview was obtained.
One deduction from what we have heard we
cannot restrain, that imprisonment fast brings the
ilusrious victim to that state in which the things
Of this world seem as nothngness. His enemies
are preparing his character, chselling it to that
perfect proportion, which makes great events and
seem secondary to the man Of s the age. ' Radeai I
ism is making greater than Washington of this
dying man.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
From y. H. Schumacher,
Piano Maker. PHILADELPHIA

Test made BY Bulkey Patent Lumber Dryer piece Of
Pine board l2 inches vide "a inches thick weight D.
o. In and ganged ont IL 56, lost in weight Thif
lumber dried in the yard three years. year in hot
air Kiln by recommend this process all manufactured
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
PREPARED BY
S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
A HER's P1LLs.,,,,...,,.AYEK's PILLS.

with yonr deranged your feelings uncomfortable?
hese symptoms are often the prelude serious illness Some
NJ OF sickness creeping upon and should be avered
y amey ase o. the right remedy Take Ayers pills, and
the fluids obstructed health again They stmu
late the naon Of the body into vigorous activity purify
system frun the distractions which make disease cold
settles s3tnewhere in the body and deanges It's natural fnc
tons These Ro relieved react upon themselves and the
surrounding organs producing general aggrayaon suffering
and dsrangenent While in this condition, take Ayers Pills,
ana see how directly they restore the nnta action the
tem and with 1t the buoyant feeling of health again What
true and so apparent IN this trivial and common complaints
also true in many Uthe deep and dangerous dempers
The same pnrgstye effect expes them Caused by similar
strpctQns and arrangements OF the natural functions
body they rapidly and many Of them surely cured by the
same means None who know the virtue OF these Pills will
neglect employ trem when suffering from disorders they
cure such as Headache Foul stomach Dyse4tery Bilious
Complaints Indigestion, Derangemeut of tine Liver UUstve.
ness, Constipation Heartburn Rheumatism Dropsy Worms
and suppression, when taken in large doses
They sng6r coated that the Most sensitive can take
them easily and they surely the best purgave medicine
yet discovered
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
sCHOOLs--YOUNG LADIES,

GELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ of the Hebrew faith at l73 and ITS West Thirtynint
street. between Seventh and Eighth Avenues New York
To the IsraeiiteS OF louisiana:
Mrs. HENRY sIMONS having been requested by many
Of her Southern and Western friends hoBe children have
been educated at the INSTITUTED to make known School,
announces them that she receives pupils the ages OF
seven sixteen The pupils acquire English French
German and Hebrew Languages thoroughly. Music and
Singing taught by able professors Sewing Embroidery
made an especial instruction Dancing and Gymnastic exef-
eses taught during the winter The pupils attending
the Institute will find it home every respect and every
care viii be taken with their and religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time.
For Circulars, apply as above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Teats Made MT the Shops OF the E0ennsyIvanIf
GemtrMl AMLlrMMd G0mnnnY. AILnnnI. En.


Central Ratlroad '; Gompnny, m We Altoona, "a.
In order to make test of Bukley Patent 1n,nber vev
the kiln was filed with cherry ash poplar pine and BLACK
Kiln perfectly seasoned 1'u' ~ un'Sf csine iEon 1as
The foogipg Einds of lunober were yve,gled and .5
m ncb N 3e ne SR5 ana gS9 Theq @ R taken out;
gapged in l73IGinehes, ganged out l65S -''
a zen SS1 panE weighed IN S3 Ds, weighed out 69 Ds
S6}s n Nj ssuEed in 42lipches, gSuged ont AZ
M ia heh chsfry beard gauged in 1bs inches gauged ou
l61S. ,,.,. - al, u..,,sos : 700 -.
gauged in 63s bT 96 ees ansS ONT eS H 6 9f 0' P"S
pine board perfectly green weighed in 81 Bs weighed ou
S % @ and ns gfs go only II The KIN twenty hours Tie ulo6s
The tests were perfectly satisfactory
JNo p LAIRp Sgp,t M1te PaT aw pa
III. n-sot,oo, oa..at,o, :, azr.,ou,. ,.,..
SyS aS5 Os ~ G as ST. forth BY the Mr.
Car Departments
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President
from y. E' Ahen'
superintendent OF W999 Work and Car Shops Chicago. Buzz
test 1ras mad at tS eSnn Of pn,t, po,ort
the lumber safety from fire. small amount Of fuel easily az
further due this process to say that the lumber vns dried m
four dsyg usinp far less fuel ner dav tbs a eJ EariT
used day when the lumber was dried two four weeks
have died heretoore and s a So e3aeq @ any We
From wu,,om .rohnaon '-'''
Foreman New York CeDtraI Railroad sbnns shD Wv
It has great help to us consider it tbs best
drying lumber noTin use.
From 9. u. KayR,
Superintendent of Machinery Tlnos CsntraI Railroad II
The Driver works sRtisfacoriiy We Se H1 h,ys
another kim and sbaii h seyayy 80 Hh'e Eecen'S JULIE
-. :, y, ,AN'''
N"Ih % ". Cst@eS
2uperhehdent OF Gar Dept OF Michigan Central Railroad
from several years experience with II. g. Bulkey's anG
other methods OF kindrylng lumber cheeuly
Iheha thls as the oest IN use.
From Barney, Smith 81 Co. G1
Gar Ruildars nsv+op Obio
We deem the process equally well adapted soft and hard
varying with The kind and sScfnesS We pa pdspenabs
in 6ur business ~ ~ s''' VIZ titlu ~ A-ui9H'A9"SA%%
Froy, Taa,r =, E.to,,
A'StsA ~ E.sNCOH' IS
Some Bk by IL inch ss, neiFo a ~ sr trs zss d In
and half in the open We have thorough tests and
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming ro
the kiln.
From Russell az Co..
Gar BnIders and Nenrrctuer of Reapers Mowers Horsa
Powers and separators, Masllon, Ohio
The lumber from the kins all ready to work FROM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

NAZARETH ACADEMY, NEAR BARDs.
~ TOWN, kY.-Ths institution, favoraby known to
the people Of the valley Of the Mississippi begins fifty
second session MONDAY Sd of September Persons wish
ing TO obtain prospectus particular information in
regard to the Academy, may do 50 by applying to
JOHN w. HARDIE, Agent
Corner Camp and Nachez Streets New Urleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
SEAECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

MTs j. L. BRAND, having leased for number of years
soy situated and spacious residence begs
hertntention Of reopeuing her classes next autumn.
OteuGrs will be issued later; meanwhile parents desrous
placing their daughters under her charge will please
her through the Office OF the Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Erom h. l.. d III. webster,
Manufacturers of Barrels Elenburg Center New York
Wehsye IL two Of Bukleys Patent Dryers They az
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers HI
Interest alone each year of them. "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Passengers per steamship Rapidan, from Calves
ton Sept, 26th
d, Mrs @ @erea4d John Gastello Hoffman, Nicolas Jas
Pul, VIM H Howard, Peado Garcia, Geo Phelps James
Aahan, Bowers Wm Eaton and 45 on deck
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
From w. H. Langley,
Manufacturers or Rarrels cIalIi,,itg pbis

The Dry Kiln bn under the direction Of your Agent
seasoning slaves has been in constant and believe
about as soon slaves those partly seasoned know
seasoned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
p REDRsIprIox of CITY BONDS

r REDRaEPTIoN OF CITY BONDS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF New ORLEANS
New Orleans, September 1st 1866.
Noee hereby given that in accordance with the proyis
ions Of section 3h the Legislature of the Skate OF Lou
ans e9tted An act consolidate the City OF Nav
esns and to provide for the government and admnstr
or It's atf4irs; approved on Feb. sd, 1852;
Sealed Proposals viii be received at his Office until the 9th
day Of October 1866 IL o'clock for the to the cty
OF 500 bons o $1,000 each ssaed acG9r5ng the foregoing
Hail. Room No 70 and ndorssd Proposals for sale OF bonds
JOHN 4 MONROE Mayor
z. G. M0HAS, Controller
= JOSEPH HERNANDEZ. Tys8Surer
GEORGE CLARK
Chairman Finance Committee, Bosrd Of Aldermen,
Il II. HIGINB0THAM
Ghairmsu Finance Committee Board Asst Aldermen
o. DE BUYS. Secretary.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
List of Causes for Trial at May
Term, 1866.

/ Stcphen Baldy. VS.. The Gaia wissa Williamsport
aud Erie Rail Road g mpany.
9 wi liam l. Lance : Thomas CTevellng.
3 John g; JacOby al W. i.Inily w Wooiey.
Jacob Harris Peter Jaroby
Andr.w snyder JOha Sheather
& Jacob lIo<<er William Slaughbaeh and wife.
I Jacob Shuman vs. The Catawi- sa Rall Road GO.
Hugh w. McReyr Oid5 vs. Peter OhphanI.
0 Adam u eitterich Jeremiah Jaroby.
10 George LongrHb,Tgers Executors I'll al vs. Hugh
w McRrynoIds ct al
I George A .eTfing Peter Miller.
IL Edward HeiIner vs. The Locust Mountain Coal
Iron TO et al.
I3 Hackenberg for the use of II, Chamberin VS. 81
las Edgar.
IA John Hinterliter John jameson.
Is Jacob Rem ey ''atawissa Rail Road Com pany
I6 David Larish VS. The school District of VI ouut
Pleasant.
Ia Joseph Fry VS. Catherine Long
Is William Lamon Peter H1ym2n.
Q William Lamon VS. John Vanpelt-
90 Henry f. Nuss Borough of Bervick.
81 Abraham b. Swisher Samuel Riinby
- Eli Jones Jones Miles Abbott ct al
23 William Eyer Peter NJ. Beiber.
~ Greenw cod Township Samuel Bogart.
- sylvester J Faux vs. Isa ac White.
81 Sylvester Faux vs Isaac White.
~ J, F. Anspach Ell al VS. William Ryon
9s Christian Knapp The School District Of Bloom
90 Wright Hughes VS. PrIcr Miller.
30 Johb q Dildine ct al vs. ParvIn Masters.
81 Jorathan KniItle VS. Wught Hughes,
81 Lewis e.. Green Isaac White.
33 Peter Kostenbauder ct al VS. Daniel Krum's ad
mini stratIrs.
"a solomon Neyhard VS. The Township Of Centre.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR &GaArN MAAEET
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C0TRT PROCLAMATION.

VX7HEREAs, the Hon. WILLIAM EtwEtL' President
w Judge of the Court of Oyer and Teriher aud Gen
eral iail Delivery Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 2h Judicial District composed of the con 1tFes
Of Ioluabia Sullivan and Wyoming and The Hon John
M,ReynoIds stephen Badly Asso ateJudges OF Coluni-
ba county have issued their preeept bearing ae tn
dav Of Nav in year Of Lord one housaus eight
hundred and sixty and to directed for ol ing
Court oyer and Ternner and General Jail delivery,
feneraI Quarter Sessions of the Peace, CoHmon Pleas
anil Ornhans Court in bloomsbury, in the county Of
SoI,nbia on the first Monday, being the 9Th day Of
u.v vsxt to continue week.
NotIce is tereby given TO the Coroner, the Justices
Of t Peace and Constables of the said county OF Col
b;a mai thev be then aud there in their proper per-
% t no o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with the
~,or,s Transitions and other remembrance to do
,s Rings " cil 10 their Offices apperfaIn 10 be DONE
And those thai ar bound by ecognizanee To prosecute
lie rrisa,,ers that are may be IN the Jail OF
id county of Columbia - then and there to prose
cute them as shall just Jurors are requested 70 oe
panctnaI in their attendance agreeaoiy 20 lhell
- Dated al Blo0msburg, tile llth day Of ApIii
L. s. in the year oi our I.or. one Thousand eight
~ >hnndfed aud sixty-six and IN thS i1inelic.s e
year OF the Independence of the United states Vi
America. Cop SAVE TIE CoANoNtyE ALIL. ~ } -
SAMUEL SNY DER, Sheriff.
bloom sbtsrc. ADriI IL. Isr6.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
Widows Appraisements.
NOTICE OF oFcoNFIRMATIoN.

r he follow ing appraisements Of rea' and personal
l property apart 10 Widows of deceteuts have
been filed the nee of the Register of CO'u mbia
senIrd Tor absolute conformation, To the Orphans
". on WEDNESDAY. THE gth DAY OF My, Il. d.,
1861 O'Clock in the after nf said day. unless
exeepti1ns such cnHiirmatiOns previously hed,
winch all persons Interested ia said estates will
take uolice.
Widow Of John F. Masteler, late or Madison
twp. deed.
Widow # Robert J. Lyons, late of Pine twp.
deceased.
, Wild. W of Charles Eisenhart late of Cattawissa
twp decd
Z Widow Of John Cosper late Of Pine twp, deed.
5 Widow Of RosN eli Smith late Of GreenwoOdtwp
deceased
& Widow of Charles Hughes late of Bloom twp,
deceased.
7 Widow of John W. Hess late of sugarlOaf twp :.
decd
Widow of Henry II. Fritz late of s@gahoa ftwp.,
deceased.
Widow Of John Jacobv late Of Scott twp. deed.
10 Widow of Peter Delnng late Of Centre twr. deed
II Widow Of VIM. B Welhver la,e of Madison twp
deed
II widow of Jacob Johnson late of Orange twp,
deed.
JOHN G FRrEZE, Register.
Bloomsbury, .4pn 4, Io66.-tc