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GRAND JURORS FOR DECEM.

U DER TENN 1857.
Beavcr-S N Gearhart, Frank l. Shumnn,
Benton-W lillian ApplemRn, John Karns.
BlOom-John X Croft.
Briarcreek-Jonalhan II Gordner.
CatnwlsSa-JacOb Kistler John KieIer Nathan
Greasy.
Centralia Boro-.Iohn Hannon j W Wertman,
tcntrC-Jamcs kocher.
tonyngham-PatrckB Bracken.
Fishtngcreck-Samacl Coleman.
HcmlUck-lsaac Icidy.
JncksOn-ticorge Getty Hiram Baker
lOcust--Sumuel Stine.
Madlson--John a Funston, VIM Johnson
Pinc--lohn Bruner, James Masters.
Sugurluaf-Richard Hess.
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1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

4 ESTATE OF GEORGE RAUP DECEASED
Letters of administration on the estate of George
ltaup, late of Locust township, Columbia county
deceased have been granted by the Register OF
said county to Martha Eaup OF said twp. All per-
rons having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF the dccedcnt are requested To make them
known, and those indebted to make payment
MARTHA RAtP
oct D. 1867 Ot
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-NoTIcE Is
i 1 hereby given to all legatees creditors and
olher persons interested in the estates of the
spectiNc deccdcnts and minors, that the following
administration and guardian accounts have been
nlcd in the Office of the Register OF Columbia
county, and viii be presented for confirmation
ana allowance in the Orphans Court to be held
IN Boomsburg, on Wednesday, the fourth day OF
December 1867, nj two o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day.
Account William Christman administrator
OF Daniel Mordnn, late of Scott township, decd.
2 Account OF Ell Robbins and Elizabeth paden
ndminisirators of James Paden, late of Fishing
creek township, deceased.
2 Account of Thomas Hess, executor of Fred
eflck liess, late of SuEarloaf township, decd.
First and final account of John II. Heller en-
ecntor OF Henry q. Miller late of Min,ln town
; First account of John II. Heller, admnistra-
tor Of Michael Fry late ofMinlin township, decd
Account Of John NJ. Buckalew, surviving eN-
creek township. deed.
= First and final account OF John II. Martz and
Eliza kelchner, adm'rs. Of George II. Kechner
late Of Centre township, deceased.
The second and final account Of WIN. O. Hur-
Icy, admir- of Caleb Barton, late OF Bloom town
9Account of A. Partlee and A. Robson, exec
ntors OF VIM. Robson, late OF Bloom township,
10 Account Of George W. prelsbach, adrs'r of
Elizabeth Richards. late of Bloom township,dec'd
late of Sugarloaf township, decd.
y Account of Wm. T. shuman admir-, OF Gideon
Fisher late OF Maine township, decd.
l3 Account of Tilghman Rittenhouse, surviving
adnr OF solomon Swank, late of Beaver town.
snip, decd.
Conrad susanna, Samuel, (Eve, now dec d. y ia
cob, Priscilla, children of solomon Swank, dec d.
p Account of Leonard Adams, admir-. OF Mary
10 Account of Clark NJ. Brown, Executor of
J9hn Morgan, late of Bloom township, deceased.
Executors of VIM. Clayton, late Of Franklin town
ship, deceased
l..
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DIED.

lIlDLAl-ln Centre township ON Monday, the
2jth, MI George Ilidlay, u wcll known and .c-
spccted citizen, aged Is years.
STECkER-On the 22d inst, in Hemlock town
ship, Mr.. Gideon Stcckcr aged 10 years, 9 mos,
and y days.
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

L a ESTATE OF ALFEED MENrEz, DECEASED.
Letters administration to the estate of A fred
McnueH, late of Bloom township, Columbia coun-
ty, deceased, have been granted by the Register
of said County To Anthony Mcnucz. All persons
having claims urdcmunds against the estate of
the dccedcnt, are requested TO present them to
The administrator without delay, and all per-
sons indebted nrc requested to make payment to
ROBERT l.. CLARK,
Atty. for Administrator.
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ENECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Letters tcstair cntary ON the estate OF Abraham
Brrgcn, late OF pttirgonw0Ol, Columbia county, Pa.
have been granted by the Register olsaid county;
10 Abraham Bergen BrOwe, Of MannnhaNkin
urra comfy, Sew Jersey. All persons having
claims against the estate are requested to present
iut'n 10 llr fNrculur Tor settlement, and those
NuY. .2,G5 GW. Exrrt,tor
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(,ENTURY TOBACCO.

rJ- We have not dis
continued, nor do we in
tend To cease packing
100 Daily In papers of
Century Tobacco, reports
to the contrary nptwltll-
standing.
H1 We nrc making
the Century from the
choicest leaf; It IS free
from drugs, and is in ev-
cry respect, the Best
Fine Cut Tobacco inau-
uluctllrcl. sold by all
respectable iuhhcrs.
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JURORS FOR THE QUARTER

JURORS FOR TIE QUARTER
~ SESSIONS, DECEMBER 2, 1867
Bcnton--Ab bnhnm NJ Neal
Briarcreeck-John llosler Joseph Stackhouse
John W. Smith.
Bounl-Iohn j Barklcy, Joseph Sharpless.
atawissa-Walter Scott, Jesse John, Daniel Gear
hart
'cntrc- Aaron Kclchner ID a Bowman, w Wit
miro.
Conyngham-,John Anderson.
tcntralia BorO-licnry Gable.
GreGnwood-Snmucl Freas, Philip Young, VIM
Johnson.
JackSon-Matthcw NJ Henry.
locust-EliaS George, John l. Walter.
Malison-lsaac NJ Bride, JAS kenlin, d. Philips.
Mainc-lsauc Icttcr.
Millln-lsaac Lutz
Montuur-Jamcs Barton.
OrHngc-licese Mllard.
Roorlnscrcek-DanlelK Konkle, Jacob longenber-
ger
lick, Daniel snyder.
susnrlnaf- Christian Moore. Newton Herring
ton, Shadracli l. Hess.
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Il EsrAlATE or WILLIAM SNYDER, DECD
Letters tcsthmcntaryOn on the CStnteof William
snyder, late of lilopnSburg, Columbia county Pa.
have heen granted by the Register of said county:
TO Charles W. Snyder, and VIM. Neal executors
VINO reside in BoonShurg All persons having
claims against the estate are requested to present
thcn to the Executors FOR settlement and those
knowing themselves indebted to make payment.
CHARLES W. SNYDER
oct. -, 1867. Executors
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In must be pleasant for Thad Stevens
to know that the Washington papers
have his obituary in type.
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To Hotel and Saloon keepers of Blooms-
burg and Columbia County..-I have appointed
Mr. u. Stohner agent for the sale OF my ale porter
brown stout, and lager beer, who will supply you
at tho same price and with the same article, az
would furnish you from the brewery. Knowing
that he Will bo punctual and attentive to all who
may f'yor him with their trade, solicit for him
your support. Very respectfully,
FRED LAUER,
Steam brewery, Reading, PA.
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no n + Il G II o n l. Y,
FRUIT, NUTS, &C., &C

FRUIT, NUTS, &C., &C.
JACOBY 4 wIDAIYER,
MANUFACTURERS,
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PLAIN AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN FRUITS AND NUTS.
Exchange Block, Bloomsbury, Pa.
ORANGES LEMONS RAIsINs, PRUNEs,
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS
CLEAR TOYS, FANCY TOYS,
FRENCH CANDIES,
Of al kinds to suit N Christmas trade, on hand
FRED T.. W!DsfYER
Bioamshurg, Nov, o., 1867.
SOMETHING NEW
AT LIMESTONEVILLE,
MoSToUR COUNTY, PA.
The public are desired to take particular notice.
mat the undersigned have Just returned from the
Eastern cities, with the
TIL RID INSTA EST
for the present fall and winter season. of
DRY GOODS,
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CLOTHS
CAsSIMERS
yESTINGs
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THE evacuation of Roman territory
by Fronch troops has commenced.
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ladies, fancy goods store generally. and at whole
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THURSDAY, November q 1857.
FLOUR
Northwestern superfne at............... $1,000 500
Northwestern $500 900
Northwestern family l0OO1IllG
Pennsylvania and Western supcrflne... 7.jHWs.75
Pennsylvania and Western cNtra...... S.JOdl0.O
and Western fdulily ...... 900 1850
and Western fnncy ,..... B.OUmli.00
Rye flour .d0M0.00
WHEAT-pcnnsylvanla red, a hus...... t2lOGs250
Southern " " .-.... s2G0@s2.75
California ..... s3.l0
white " ...... s3ljGs3.2
rye, q bus.."..... Sl50@sl.70
..o..... sl8imsl.iI
White, .......... SL20Msl.2i
OATS pOuS OOcG7Sc
PIOy1sloSS--M Mess Pork z bbl.......... s2l.75
Mess Beef, /" ............ S24.jO
Dressed Hogs, y ib..."... SlSc@9c
Smoked Hams I" ........ lscH21c
" shoulders 4 n 3i{cl0lic
Lard, e b,,.,...,..."....... l2c0l34c
llOversced q bus............... sG.jOa7.5O
Timothysced q hus............ $3.50
flaXsecd ................ Sl.6Ja2.GO
CATrLE--leef Cattle = ib................... Sc@9c
Cows 4 head ............"......., si0@s0j
SHEEP u 3c8ic
HoGst 100 ms ....................... se.500 sl025
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HEAD Centre Francis has at length
been captured in Dublin.
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IIcmlock Boards per thousand fcet......... sl8 90
Pine =" :" (ouc inchl 80. ISngO
Joist, Scantling, Plank OIemociS) ......... 10 10
shingles, No. per housand...."...........".. 90
" " a..............,..... Z 90
Siding " d" H. .,...,.,............ Is 90
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JURORS FOR COURT OF COM

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~ MON PLEAS, DECEMBER 0. 1867.
BuaNcr-Mpscs SChilchcr,
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hnine-JosCph HRrt2cl, Nathan Miller.
n Ilensant-JOhn White
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oTgnge-,Archibald Patterson, David Achonbach,
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Scoit-lienry kelChncr.
IN THE DISTICT COURT OF THE
j nilod states for The Western District Of
PrnIhyl lvaniA,
In tho matter, Of Elisha q. In Ranh,un,o,
harton Buukrupt. 4" n"hh'up'oy'
" uhsAn U Toy ooaoeS. THE undersigned
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slenee OF Elisha &, Barton, of BloonsbuIg, in tho
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wlthin said District, who has been adjudKed a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the State
i of Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the state OF Maryland, viii take notice that Geo.
w Meyer administrator of the estate OF Isaac
Gilbert deceased on the - day of June, A, ID.
1851 filed his petition in tho Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery. and State of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of said
deceased Is insufficient 20 pay his debts ~ the
charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized in lee simple OF the following real estate,
situate in said county, to-wit; Being Il @ south
part of the northeast quarter of section fourteen
ll4) township four o. range fur 90, east, and
bounded as fOllOwsi beginning at the southwest
corner of said quarter. and running thence with
the south line OF said quarter north s4ji deg,
east I5T $40 poles 10 the southeast corner Of said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west 20 28.100 poles to stake; thence south sak
deg. west 1871 $40 poles 10 stake on the west line
OF said quateri thence south ~ deg, east 20 2S1OO
poles TO the place Of beginning, containing twenty
acres. And that Julian Gilbert, ms widow of said
decedent, is entitled 10 dover in sad premises.
The prayer of said petition is for the assignment
OF dover 10 the said JUL Gilbert, and for sale
Of said prem ses, subject to such dover estate, fot
the payment o. the debts and charges aforesaid.
said petition will be for hearing on the 9Th day
Of July 1851 as soon thereafter AS leave can be
obtsinOd. GEO W MOHER
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert decd.
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