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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

LEFT ON BAsEs-Shawanee 4, Continen-
tai 7.
Struck OUT-Shawanee /, Continental3 g.
Put OUT ON Foul BALLs-Shawane 8,
Continental T.
Fly CATcHEs-shawanee 9, Continental
H..
PASSED BALLS shawanec 10, Continen-
tai 13
HOME RUNs-Continenta |.
TINE OF GAME 2 hours, IS minutes.
UMPIRE-Mr. Theodore Hyde, of the
Gotham of New York.
ScoRERs-W W. Lance for the Shawa-
nee d. j. Waller for the Continental.
=
An NoTHEB wILFUL AND MALICIOUS FALSE
HooD.-The Republican in commenting on
the Soldiers Convention held in this place,
on Saturday the 2Sth of July, says
The Convention adjourned to some of
the up town saloons and bar-roous where
their democracy became so spirited that they
wound up in expounding it by pounding
each others heads OF course these were
all for Clymer and johnson
The above is wilful and intended false
hood. The writer of the article knew as
well as every body else, who saw the fracas,
that it was not Democrats who raised the
row. We admit that there was some head
pounding after the Convention adjourned,
and it was occasioned by some Abolitionists
who have heretofore considered themselves
bullies, and who followed few Of our Dem
ocratic soldiers up town to a. saloon, where
they had their friends in force, to raise a
quarrel, by insisting that aneg7o acoS better
or oS good as a0hlte man, which was more
than our, Democratic boys were viking to
admit Hence the fight, the beauty Of which
was that the .Abolitionists got yofuily whip
ped, and one only escaped death by the
timely intervention of. some peace making
Democrats. This, Mr. Republican, your
political friends who were engaged in the
matter admit, and for you to say that ''all
those engaged in the fuss were for Clymer
and johnson, is bIse falsehood. We had
intended to say nothing in reference to the
affair, inasmuch as no good could come from
it, and should not, had the truth been told
by the Republican, We had room and rea-
son, to boast of the bravery and skill of our
friends, and could have done go truthfully,
in cur last issue, had it not been that We
would rather eonciliate than irritate. But
we are determined that yfdlsehood shall not
go unrebuked.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

B@ In the absence of Corp. Albert Her
bein, of Locust, Sergt Henry Whiteman, of
Greenwood, was substituted as Delegate to
the late Soldiers State Convention. Sergt
Whiteman belonged to the 11th Pa Cav,
and was one of the captors of General Fitz
Hugh Lee on the Peninsula in the spring of
1863.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

49, Mr.. William Krearner has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Jerseytown, this
county, in place Of Samuel Brugler remoy-
ed, The Office win hereafter be located in
the village, where it rightly belongs, and not
three quarters Of mile or more out of town.
The change wiz give general satisfaction.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
List of Causes for Trial at Septem-
Der Term, 1866.


l Stephen Badly. vs.. The Cata wissa WiliamsPort
aud Erie Rail Road g mpany.
MILAN & Lance vs Thomas CreveliBg.
Jacob Harris Peter Jaeoby-
Andrew J Snyder VS. John Sheatler.
Jarob Shuman VS. Christisn Wolf,
Jacnb Sbuman VS.. Jacob tia rtZel.
A S saul VS.. Benjamin WinteTstePn.
Samuel Henry vs. Jacob Hosier, WIN. Klinetob
Gideon HosIer late doing business in the
of Hosier & TO
Jacob Shuman VS. The Catawissa Rail Road Co.
10 George Herring VS. Peter Miller
II Edward Heflner vs. The Locust Mountain Coal &
Iron Co et al.
I2 y. llackenberg for the use OF n ChamberIin VS.
Siias Edgar.
I3 John Hiuterliter VS. John Jameson.
il Jart Remley vs 'aiawissa Rail Road Com pany.
10 William A. ct al. The Twp OF Centre.
i6-Willian Lamon vs. Peter Hlyman.
IL William LamOn John Yanpet-
l5 Henry Nus es Borough OF Gerwick.
10 Abraham B. Swisher vs. Samuel Rimby.
20 J. T. Anspaeh et al vs. William RyOn.
~ Eli Jones : lies & Abbott et al
- John Jameson " ios.ph Janrsfn.
% Greenw ood Township Samuel Bogart-
"a Sylvester J Faux " Isaac White
25 Sylvester Faux. Isaac ~ hite-
~ Christian Knapp The sch oil District OF Bioon
81 HOssleT 4 Wife vs. s. hlus~-r * Wife.
% "a right Hucf.s vs. P~tsr Miller
~ DAVID .arish VS. Mount Pleasant Township
80 sylvester Faux vs.. isaac White.
81 John Diidsue ct al rarvIn Masters
% JoI atban Knittle VS. Wueht Hughes,
80 Mary q Green W Isaac v hi.e
- siIs hSel casey ss Franklin Taylor, e. a.
T.. yault Barry Rubeft GofFeil
80 John I-av.Tus vs. Barney Mcbrearty.
81 Fstsr EaSshnef ct al vs. Daniel krum.s adm r.
- eeloraon MAYNARD ys The Tewuship Of Centre.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE XVIII.

Payment OF Costs
All costs arising from the award of lean from
iseai proceedings a4aIa~s deiH quent shareholders
shal D barns eniIftpy BY such msmbes causIng The
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

~ Sheriff SNYDER advertises several
writs in to-day DEMocRAT AND STAR. The
property will be sold on Monday of Court
week...s..-., >. a--a.-a .--i-----.- -
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

raT The passage of the extra bounty bill
delights the claim agents and brokers, into
whose pockets an enormous sum of the pub
lie money viii fall, should the bill receive the
Presidents assent The soldiers to whom
the money is nominally given, will get very
little of it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE XVII.


Process against denpquent Debtors.
The b"aId ui directors shall, without Geiay, collect
by jUuieIa process IRE tuIi amount Of all loans the
holGer u " LICb IL Ia of dues ON
ms capital stock, and interest Tor PeIOd OF ii
mo
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Withdrawel nj }Iemher

Members " h. Sc shares not pledged can leave
this ssOc IatOn ateI they shall have gtveA thirty
Gays notice, IN wTIting OF the the board Uf
dII ecIOTs They shalt be entitled payment Of
thesmOunt paid Un their shares and 10 per cent
interest ON IN from times tie same
was paid by them but members who have eceived
loans from this Association must rsr pay the
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d 1 Z D

In Bloomsbury, August 3rd, 1866, Hope
FREEZE, onlyson of J Ohm G. and Maggie w.
Freeze aged years, months and day.
Jnsatiate Archerl would not one suffice p
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE XVI.
II -

Unincumbered shares ON W bIoh payment has
been made fsr months, may be declared ftrfried
by the directors IhereUpUn the amount paid IN on
suc'i safes sna BE- returned TO the holder ther-
without interest, alter deductIng The fines, and
proporIIOnate losses anu his strIeken from the
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

nea- Col, John G, Freeze has been con-
fined to his bed during the past week by a
severe attack of dysentery, and on last Sab
bath was unable to attend the funeral of his
only SON, bright little boy over six years of
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

IA If there are any manned or unem-
ployed soldiers who would like to serve as
officers and attendants at the White House,
at the old salaries, let them speak out. It
appears those in service are dissatisfied.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
sgENRY GIGER,
Has opened first class BOOT SHOE,
HAT AND CAP STOnE,

At his Old stand Main Street BIoomsbuig. His
composed of the very latest and best styles
ever offered the citizens nf Columbia County Tie
can accommodate the public with the following kinds
and prices
Mems calf boots fine, So.uu TO goo
Kip. double sole, IS to ) 80
Bows child's boots. l,95 TO 4.15
Mems glove kid. Congress, &c, 2 80 To 5,f5
Bal Shoes 90 to 3 OD
women's boys and misses glove
Kid lasting gaItsrs, LIS 10 5I5
Women's glove kid. very fne, 3.25 to , 40
fire goat morocco balmoraIs, 81 to ( 90
mons morocco and calf shoes, LIS to 50
common shoes 50 To > 80
Misses and ChiId's shoes, 0.25 10 90
Mems. Omen's, misses, boys and childs
shippers 0,25 10 co
He also keeps great variety Of HATS, CAPS and
SIRA W GOODS
Of cvIy kind the lowest prices both for Cash and
Country prucuoc.
Rrmen.b-I the attraction is in our goods. Don't
be alarmed the cry of nigh prices, but call and
for yourselves. Respectfully,
HENRY GIG En-.
Bloomsbury July H. 1866.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

se1r Democrats, can you give your votes
and influence to aset of men who were dis
satisfied with the present enormous price
paid TO United States Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes, as salaries, and who, upon the
day of adjournment, voted t,oo thousand
dollars more, in each mans pocket? fyou
say you can, we differ with you
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

p6rCol- Wellington HI. Ent, of this coun-
ty, was confirmed by the United States Sem
ate, as Brevet Brigadier General of the IT,
8. Army, for gallant and meritorious ser
vices in the field during the rebellion.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

sS7.John Lcacocx, of he American
House, in this place, has lately been giving
the interior part of his House complete
repairing, by altering and improving the
shape and size of the rooms, so as to make
them more convenient and seryiceable.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE XIX.
Payments 10 advance

Payments 10 advance.
Members who sndh pay Iheir instaIInents or inter
est at least months bsfOre the sanlo is due shall
be entitled tointetest thron for the time the same
was paid IA advance al 'he Of per per
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

CAMP MEETING There VIII be "a camp
meeting held on OrangeviIle circuit, three
miles above Rehrsburg, in the woods now
owned by Mr., WILIIAM RoBNs, commen-
cling on the thirteenth instant, Allwho wish
to do good are cordially invited Talented
preachers viii be in attendance. Come and
hear them. EA 81
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n h1lCLE ALL.
Ser11rifu tor Loans

For every two hundred doIlars received from this
Association. whether taken voluntarily asudgcd
~ The nIeuScr, ccordig to the provisions thIs
Constitution Tree share Ol stock the Association
shall assigned. aud such uIher shall be given as
shall be deemed sufficient by two-thiTds Of the III.
IeetOrs present, anu afteT,E ris such loan
half cent interest des the premium shall be
paid monthly until the dissolution ofthe Assecistion
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all le gatees creditors
and other persons crested IN the estates ofthe
speeive decedeRts and niinDrs that The foil owing ad-
mai nIstratIon ans guardian accounts have beeh flied
the office of the Register of CoIun bia sourty and
VIII be presented for con hr nation and allowance in
the Orph ms be heId in Bloomsbury in the
County aforesaid. on nEDN Y thas5ih day of
September. le66. al clock IN the afterRoon of said
day:
| Account of Samuel Aeheubach administrator of
Joseph Hayhnrst. late Of Orange township decd,
Account of samuel aeheIlbach and acob H. Fritz
Execntors OF William Fritz sate of Orange town
sbi deceased.
First acc ount Of EIida Iohn Executor of John
Walter tate of Locust township. deed.
FIRST account of Richard Hess. ad'mr. de bonis
non with the will annexed, Of Andrew Hess aie OF
S ace unit Of Peter and Cathacine Gearhart. ad
minstrators of Henry Gearhart, late of Beaver twp
Account Of P..Conner r; surviving Exr of John
Conner, late of Centre township. cec'd.
Account of samuel Conner, one ofthe Executors
Of John Conner, late of Centre twp deed as filed
by silas and Emanuel Conner. adm''s of Samuel
First and finaI account Of Abb lam Young ad.
ministrafor of James Gibson, late OF Greenwood
tOyushIp decd.
Arcount of Feter X Herbein Guardian of Han
nah Price. minor child Of Elijah Prize, deed.
10 Account OF Peter X. HrfbeiA Guardian of w M .
Ii Account OF q. b. Brockwiiy administrator of Ma
thias " hitenight. tate Of Hemlock twp. de- cd
II Account OF Daniel SggIey Daniel Smiley, IT,
- Account OF John Tremtdey. Guardian Of Ensan-
acI Garrison. minor child of Jacob Garrison. late of
bio9mt wp. deed
"A account of James N, Miller. admir- of Solomon
Siroup. late Of Madison twp. decd
Is Account of EIruda Kline. admir- Of C Lowry
Kline. late OF Orange twp deed.
10 Account Of samuel ShuIiz, admir- of Samuel
huItz. late of ReHtOn Twp. deed.
IL Account Of samaei J, MIilard, adm'r Of John
Ritz. late Of LIoom Twp, deed.
Ic Account of Peter X HtTbeiu and MARI Leiby
admrs OF jackson George, late Of Lotust twp dcc'd
II Account OF r ifarfman, admir- OF ZebulUn P.
Gross. late of Bloom Tw D. def'd
~ The second account Of Juhn Appieman an Hi
ran ABDifman. of AUDlefnau.
late Of Hcmlocx township. decd
JOHN g s.FREEZE, Register.
Loo nhnrn An -
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
AhIIUIE XIV


Foi every dollar ut dues or interest whlrh share
holders neglect refuse IL pay they shall pay Et
OF ten cents for every month
ARTICLE XIV
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!. AnsWERs To coRREsPoNpENTs


~ We have only to say to our friends
In Bradfcfd and Montour that there is as
much mystery IN the acts and objects of
those connected with the Colombian, as
there IS about the question of who makes
the appointments Of Assistant Revenue As
SCISSORS We knoH'that in aleGal point of
view, Mr.. Clark has the rig htto appoint, but
# he has referred you to others, and Others
have referFed yon to him. you must find out
for Yourselves. We act independent of the
en<ife concern.
SDBsCRIBER OF FIsH1NGeREEK.- You
say that such and such a thing you can't un-
@ @defstand We suggest to you TO keep cool.
Those things VIII al be found out. There
Is great virtue in coolness
BENEoN. TX our communications will ap-
pear m our next Let theguilty stand aloof
q. L K OF RoHRsBURG. Your brief
appeal 20 your comrades in battle viii be
published next week
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

sT The Methodssts propose holding a
camp meeting in jackson township, ,nearIram
Derfs, c0nimenciRg On the l5thinst. andto
continue for several days. 80 =
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate of HiiI1ian, Mann, deceased
LETTERS of administration on the estate of w IL
liam Mann. al Beaver township. columbia coun
~. deceased. have been granted by the Register OF
said county to Alien Eann. Esq. who resides IN
Beaver township. All persons having claims against
the estate of thr d-eedent requ sted to present
the estate will make payment forthwith
ALLEN MANN, 9Gn'r.
August l. 1886 -6w
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE Xxx.
Dissolution OF the Association.

Dissolution OF the Association.
When tile capital of this iatiOn has increa
in value 10 such drgfee that each shase shall have
actual cash value u hundred dollars then
This association shall dete rmne and close.
10 the Honorable the Judges Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, ilt and for the County OF
COtumbiiG
TIE petition of the undersigned Directors Of the
Ceutrslia Saving Fund Association respectfully pr4ys
that your Hnnurs dO6 cree Charter Tor moor
poration Of the alb Association with
the Constitution above set tor h. and your petit"-
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

Wz01ED- 1t this Office, good sized, in
telIigent and industrious boy, to learn the
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08
ARTICLE XII.

IudIIy IOT ItIusIlg IOInSy
In case no bids for money in the Treasury
should be made. aud members refuse 10 loans for
th, If shares To give security the then
tie snl''unt paid their shares shall be returned
without interest after deducting the fines,
anu PTopOrtOnaIe losses to those default afore-
said, for violation ths CONSTITUTIONS their
names shall be stricken III the list of members.
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RLOOMSBURG
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
Located at Bloomsbury, Columbia County,
Penn IT,


Located at Bloonasb,ay, Columbia COUNTY,
Rean'6
To spread abroad the influence of Education and
train up youth to intelligence and moral nfluence
is OF .Ir=e prime object fo which every school
j. established There are many ways in which ib,s =
object sought TO be ubtained. We deem that the
must proper a.d successful boweyeI which aims AZ
The development of all the natural talent of the pu-
mi which calls Iuto active ever, faculty the
mind, ana exercises all its powers to their utmost
capacity ftr by so doing, The whole mind is
streng hrned, and that just equIposr among all the
p wers which is so essential TO complete is
maintained.
The founders of this Institution intend that it hall
be- second to none in he facilities il affords young
men, for acquiring a thorough Commercial and bust
sess education, or III preparing for any class in
College inth advantages il affords young Ladies
for acquiring Useful and Ornamental Education.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
henry CARVER, A. M,
PRINCIPAL.
Rgv. ] DIMn, A. NJ.
PRoPEssoR OF ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
Miss SARAH CARVtR,
.PRtcEPTREss-
Miss NJ. ALICE CARVER.
ASSISTANT PREcEPTREss AND TEAcHER OF INsTRUMEx-
tai Music
Fall Term commence September 3d,-Winter term
will commence November 18Th. 1866.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per term of eleven weeks
Preparatory Department SEQ
Common English branches 500
Higher English Ancient. and Mod
rrn Languages 1000
Lessons Piano IL 90
Painting, Drawing, Wax Fruit and Flowers
&c, as reasonable in any other first
class Institution.
During the Fall term the Principal will give a
touTse IF lectures the theory and pracIIc Of teach
ing, and titus afford excellent opportunity for
chose who acsirt become first class TeacherA.
Persons desiring further information will please ad
dress the Principal or the Secretary Of the board.
l. =. PERT.
PresIdent uf Board of Trustees.
FREDERICK EYER. Secretary.
JuiV . lSG6
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~ c. c. Marr win pay the highest mar
ket price in cash or trade for all kinds of
Dried Fruit g - .sgr8 @sg s5as3 ~
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CON INSTITUTION
OF THE 4
Centraiia Saving. Fund Association.

ARTICLE L
The name Of this Association shall be 'sThe Gen.
tralia Saving Fund Ass,cIatIon
ARTICLE IL
Object.
The object of this AssocIatson i = TO give its mem
bers an opportunity of making SECURE depo-its ae-
eumuatng interest spesdiiy by 1he alton
ton ahd proper "anags mont thereof or b. loans
made to enable them purchase real estate. erect
naila,"gs' pay III ~erlsages, anu accomplish like
ARTICLEIII.
Members
ne memoars Of this Association shall be inhabi
sss e,,y y sns uniea tat pf Ansr Of the Of
s"en'y one eAfs anu upwards
ARI1CLE IV.
Commencenlent OF operations.
n Id shal go INTO operation
lnree hundred shares are taken.
ARTICLE V.
OihcerS.
The officers of this ~ socaton shall consi st of a
resident aud fifteen directors who shall be elected
by The shareholders.
ARTICLE VI.
Value of and Number of Shares.
Ihe Value OF each share shall be hundred do J.
,ars, ana me number ol shaies shall exceed
twenty hve huHdTed.
ARTICLE VII.
Payments
For every share each hulder OF the same shall pay
an Iniation fee oi one dollar, and monthly
VI OhS uOdr until Lne dissolution OF this AssOcia
ton.
ARTICLE VIII. ru
New Members and New Series.
new nIembefs may be admitted ony time until
twenty-five hundrud shares sbaIbe issued Thay
shaii pay one dollar intuition fee and actual val
ne Oi TIE share al the time being. The directors
snafi nave tile power 10 iecIGe whether nav series
Of shares shall be Issus when the same shall
be ISSUED.
ARTICLE X.
Loans
Each share of stock enriI the holder TO loan of
two hun dred do lars, giving sufficient security.
ARTICLE x.
Bids tor Loans
All moneys received shall be loaned out monthly
In OF two hundred dollars to su-h shareholders
no bid for the the highest premium above the
minimum liked by tileaHy- Laws.
ARTICLE XI.
Obligations to take Loans.
IF al any time bid shall be made for the moneys
to be l3aned out, tine members shall be bound
up the loans at The lwesl premium fixed, beginning
with thai member who shall hold the large number
Of shares unIncuribere ]. but shall b. COM
peiled to take IN single month than loan
this nanhcr. ~ 49,
ARTICLE XII.
Penalty for refusing Loanst
In case bids for money in the Treasury
should be made aud members refuse loans for
tn II shares to give security Tor the then
tie amount paid their shares shall be returned
without interest anu after deductng the fines
ana PropOrtIonaIe losses, those default afOre
names shall be stricken III the list of members.
\ k'k Il XIII
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s@ There is some doubts entertained as
to whether the provisions of the law equali-
zing bounties can be carried into effect with
out further legislation It viii be several
weeks, at least, before the regulations will
be fully understood and adopted for distri-
button There need be no hurry in the. mat
ter; due notice win be given as soon as the
rolls are prepared.
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s0cfhe Bill for the equalization of Boun-
ties having become law those entitled can
have their claims promptly collected by call
on G B. Brockway, Bloomsbury, Pa. 2t*
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o41otsOAItI-
IF al any time bid shall be made or the moneys
to be l1aued out, tine shall be to he
up the loans at The lwesr premium liked, beginning
with thai member who shall hold the large number
of shares unIncur:bere j. But shall BE- COM
peiled TO take In single month than loan
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-08

b6rThs priceof Gold was a Faction firm
er yesterday. 1t standsa at f47 and 14S.
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ARTICLE TX.


Each share of stock the holder to loan of
TWO nun dred do lar,, on giving sufficient security.
ARTICLE X
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All moneys received shall be loaned out monthly
IN sums OF two hundred doIrs. to su~h SHAREHOLDER
no bid for the same the highest premium above tl
minimum liked by the Ify- Laws
ARTIINI IL VI