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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-13
The Prisoners of State.

A meeting of the victims of despot-
ism under the late Abraham Lincoln
was held at the hall in Gibson's build
ing, in the city of New York, on the
22d day of February, instant, pursuant
to call.
James McHenry,of Pennsylvania, was
called to preside, and Levi Cohn, of AL
bany, n. ", was appointed Secretary.
The chief business of the meeting was
to consider the best time and place for
holding a mass convention of the
"prisoners of state" and others, who
suffered outrage to property or person
at the behest of arbitrary power since
the late war.
1t was determined that such conven-
tion should be held at the city of New
York on the third day of July next, at
II O'Clock NJ, and that the General
Committee should be charged with the
duty of providing suitable hall for
the convention. The following COM
mittee was appointed to wit:
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Hon. James w. Wall, of Burlington,
New Jersey, Chairman NJ. NJ. Jones,
Albany, New York; Colonel Samuel
North, Unadilla, New York James NJ.
p. Nolan, st. Louis, Missouri; DIR. T..
Worrell, Delaware City, Delaware; A.
McGregor, Canton, Ohio NJ. Y. John
son, Galena, Illinois Samuel Pike,
Southport, Connecticut Hon. G. w.
Brown, Baltimore, Maryland; l.. p.
in
Clay Dean, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
James McEienry, Cambria, Pennsyiva,
MIA; Rev. Stuart Robinson, Louisville,
Kentucky; V. r. Jackson, Washing.
ton, ID. c.; ID. l.. Chaplin, New Column
bus, Pennsylvania; +. j. McHenry,
Pennsylvania ROhr Nc,
Henry, Benton, Pennsylvania; G. G.
Tracy, New York; Levi C0hn, Albany,
New York; G. w. Lloyd, New York.
COMMITTEE ON ADDRESS.
James NJ. Wall, p. C. Wright, Madi-
son g. johnson.
COMM TTEE ON PLAN OF REDRESS.
NJ. y. Johnson, Galena, ILL.,; c. T..
Sargent, Yarmouth, Me-; Henry Clay
Dean; Edison Is. Olds, Ohio; DR.. Ed
ward WorIel.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATIONS.
PC. Wright, Hon. Judge Carmichael.
James NJ. Wall, NJ. Y. johnson, John
Mnliany, n. Y, Henry Clay Dean.
1t is expected that the foregoing COM
mittees will be enlarged or diminished
AT the pleasure of the Convention. ANY
person desiring information will adj
dress member of the committee most
convenient to him.
Papers friendly TO the cause will con-
fer a favor by publishing this notice.
JAMES MCHENRY, Pres't.
LEVI COIN Sec'y
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THE COLUMBIAN BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Communicated.

WAsnISoroN, ID. G., March 4, 1865.
EDIToRs OF THE COLUMBIAN; / have
been on the point several times, of tell
ing you how pleased am with the
successful course of the COLUMBIAN
since you have conducted 1t. In good
looks 1t is well up to the standard, and
in material prosperity 1t seems to be
far ahead of its contemporaries. With
the unusual facilities for country
newspaper which your Office possesses,
there can be no rational limit to its
capacity to meet the demands which
may be made upon it, and the promi-
nence of your superiority over Others
in this respect, warrants the conclusion
that the pressure will be no light one :
for an ability to do work begets de-
mand for it, and in that degree en-
hances the benefits to the community
of an establishment like yours.
see, by reference to the advertising g
columns of the COLUMBIAN, that the
Bloomsbury people are awake to the
Importance Of bringing their wares to
the direct notice of your citizens, and in
| this respect their action cannot be too
much commended; but they have a
practical illustration of the value of
such system in their increased sales.
The course which the COLUMBIAN has
pursued, in excluding all Objectionable
advertisements from its pages, gives TO
the advertiser the advantage of relia-
bility on the statements contained in
his advertisement, which, when asso-
ciated with the advertisements that
many country papers contain, they do
not otherwise possess, and the "style"
of "setting them up" is 50 far superior
to the usual mode in weekly newspa-
pers, that they are still farther benefit
ted by advertising in the COLUMBIAN.
How far superior displayed advertise
ment like M'Kelvy Neal & Co.'S, is to
one with numerous cuts and large type,
is fully proven by little reflection on
the part Of any reader. 1t Is the desire
of every advertiser, of course, to prove
the sincerity of his statements where
it is done in cloud" manner, how
many would believe him ? This is Just
the difference one feels in contrasting
the two classes of advertisements. We
say, this man does not require "lot'
of wood cuts to attract notice, but is
confident of his ability to prove his
truth by no extra parde, but by a
simple array of facts, and the solicita-
tion of a fair trial. AS reading matter
they are so much more attractive, that
| it requires no more than the statement
to prove its truth.
look to the COLUMBIAN to far eX.
ceed in circulation, the desired two
thousand of the Republican, for its su-
periority over that paper is SO manifest,
that it must always be foremost.
With many good wishes for your in.
creasing prosperity,
! am, respectfully, yours,
GEO. II. MOORE.
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AtlarriagCs.

RIS-HAGENBUCH-A the residence of
the brides ster ut Iron Dale, on the .uih ull.,
Mr.. WIN. Harris of Buck Horn to Miss Ella
IIugcnbuch of Bloomsbury.
AMPBELf.-SIUMAN- the 9TH ult., Mt the
Il, formed parsonage in Berwick Ny. riah j.
Campbell. of Mainville to Miss Maggie NJ. Snu-
man OF Miiilm
RuNYAS-MEARI-At the residence of the
brides flthcr an Dee. :. lNi7, by the Rev. WIN.
Icsscr, Mr. j. X. l.. RunA an to Miss Ella \.
Mcars, both OF Columbia 90. Pa.
OTNG-OMAN--At Oraugovillc. ON the 22n6
Yult,, by the same, Mr.. Elias Young to Miss Llz
2ie Onln, both of Columbia CO, Pa.
FARNW WALD--WHi Orangevillu ON the
27th ult by the same Mr., stephen u. fnrnwnld
to Miss Eliza Il, White all OF Bloom burg, PA.
ROBERTS -WtLE-At Orangrvlc on the 2Dth
ult., by the same MIR, II. f. Roberts to Miss I.v.
diu VILE, both of ulumbia go. Pa,
HITTLE-YOCUM-On Jan. %, Wesley Ht'lo OF
MI Pleasant twp,. Cot. 60, Pa, to Ephc \ Auu
Nocum, 10y j. B, llarman ESD ut OrHngevillr.
WAGNER-WELCH-O Tuesday the 10Th inst.
bv the Rev. u. j Waller. Jacob L.. Wagner %
Hemlock to Miss Lucy Ann Wclch of orange.
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TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEMOCRATIC JOUR-
SALIS PENNSYLVANIA

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEMOCRATIC JOUR-
NAL IN PESSSY LNANIA,
THE Lancaster lnteligencer established in 1895
mas always been known as II llrst-c class Political
ana Family newspaper, The Weekly Intclligen-
Ger Is now The largest Democratic paper published
IN Pennsylvania. II has lately been greatly i'm
proved III all respects and Is just such paper us
every Democrat should take.
The publishers Oi The lNTELLIGFNCER regard IL
To bc the duty of every Democrat to support his
county papers in preference 10 any other but MS
there are many who Will be likely to subscribe
lor more linh one paper during the pending Pre-
sidentlal campaign they have cundlud.d to Offer
the weekly lntelligenccr al the following rates:
Sllelc copies one yer, 500. Five copies one
year -N,Vu. Zen copies, ON Year Sl1,OU. Twenty
copies one year $500. Thirty copies, one year
Sb,W Filty copies 10 one address 5000. Eighty
copies To one aldrcss, SS,UJ.
DAILi 4"TELL GENCER S. per annum,
P'rN ns wishing 10 sell real os ate can lind no
better advertising medium Than the Weekly In
tcl.lgvnC,I.
Address II. G. SMITH, & co..
M'ir'l7oH Lancaster, Ia.
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ID L b Lie S ALE
VALUABLE PERsONAL L

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold at public sale ~ the mandatory
OF the undersigned, in BluOmsbuig Columbia co. .
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH
18th and 2Gth ISIS, about
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
NEW FURNITURE.
Of all descriptions, from best paror down TO com.
mon kilcli II furniture. Also sash, Doors shut
ltrs, Blinds Corn shelters, u large lot OF wagon
Jacks, TWO HfANN TEAM HORSES, and one
two.hnlhc wagon with iron aXles, one double sci
heaNy lug harness, fly nets, dc. Also one OF Lii
~ hesl Flle and Burglar Proof Safes five clocks
OF inherent kinds, one y inch wood saw nnd
itainf ram i9r saving mrs wood, about one and hplf
Portable thopping MIL Guaranteed To- chon iit
me rate oiienhushcls per h"urand do good work
besides many other valuable articles TOO nuIaci.
Gus to mention,
Sale To commence nj 10 o'clock q. IN, of each
duS ana continue from day 10 day until all nr,
attendance given by " "''
MAr,S39S-2w SIMON q SJIIyp
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IT is certainly odd enough that Chief
Justice Chase should now give ms "A res.
son for postponing the trial of jeff. Da-
Wis that he must first preside at the tri-
al OF Andrew johnson. When Davis
ieli into the hands of justice, johnson,
OF all men in the country most earnest
" demanded his trial and punishment.
Three years have passed away, johnson
himself Is denounced as a ira itor and
enemy OF the country, and the trial of
Davis Is postponed In order that the
trial of Johnson may be prosecuted.
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- rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
EuRTIiE WESTERN DISTRICT OF fESNsYLvANIA
SAMUEL u. SIBERI, bankrupt under the
Act ut Congress of March a, 1857, having applied
lur discharge from all his debts, and other
CLAIMS pruvHhlc under SAID Act by order of the
Court, SorGCE Il HEREBY GIVEN, TO all Creditors
VINO have proved tnelr debts, aud other persons
Interested; to appear ON the l1th day of MARCH
ts6S, AT y O'Clock A. NJ, before T.. Overflow Jr,
c.sq, Register at the Exchange Hotel, Blooms
burg, Pa. 10 show cause, II any they have, why
Discharge should not be granted to the saiu Bank
rupt. Aud further, notice is hereby gwen, that
the Second and lhlrd Meetings Of Creditors of
the SAID Bankrupt required by the 9TH and 18th
sections uf said Act, VIII be mad before the said
RCsisttr at same time and place.
sc. MuCANnIFSS,
Clerk Of L. $. District Court, for said District.
NIurbi.-lw
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OF VA l. L 4 B L II EAL ESTATE.
VIII be exposed 10 public sale on the prs m ses
IN Orange township. Columbia county Pa On
SAll kbAl, MARC ii u. 1865. n tract OF land adj
joining lands uI Bcujumin Stiner Simon Lowry
Isaac Selglrird, ANA David Hall cont ming 70
ACEts all III state ul cultivation, being the rs-
tHic OF Jacob Hall dtcCascd and to be sold Dv the
undersigned as Agent for the heirs OF said de.
ceased; thdcr power 81 attorney.
ALSO AT lhe same time aud place n lot of
lthd hu olhlhg lle ~ owe containing NINETEEN
~ liiN, nearly all Of which is cleared land under
good cultivation and Whcreun are erected a
GOOD NOT 81 ana EARN, and other outbuld-
inHs good wen OF water ut the door, and an
ENChLLfNf ORCHARD. This properly is known
"a ne humcsic cad oi the late Richard HALL; and is
sold ny the undersigned rs Agent for the owner
under the will of Decedent.
lEHMa OF SALE: Ten per cent Of the purchase
money On HE day of sale Balance oG the one
luuilh un the LIST day of April when possession
VIII DC given; ana BOnd and Mortgage pay able in
one year with interest
Second piece Terms cash.
,,..o, PETER ENT,
h"lo ON-ls Attorney and Agent.
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IS THE DISTRICT CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
FORTHE WESTERN DISTRICT OF PESNSNLNANIA.
JOSIAH u. DOD-ON, Bankrupt under the
Act uf Congress of March n. ls67, having Piled
for Discharge rom all his debts and other claims
pruVnblc under said Act 10y order OF the Court,
SorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 all creditors who
nave proved their debts, and other persons lntc-
rested to appear un the 10Th day of MARCH 1858,
ut 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, before T.. OvCrton, Jr., ESQ.
REGISTER at the Exchange Hotel, Bloonlsburg. Pa.
to show cause, itauy they have why II Discharge
should not be granted to th" said Bank upt. And
further notice is hereby given, that the second
and Third Meetings of creditors of the said Bank
tupi, required by the 27th and 18th sections OF
add Aci. w II he had before the said Register at
the >iiinr time tliu place. .
:. e. MCt ANDLESS,
Clcrk ot L. :. District curt tor sad district.
NJ. .n,na..M
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SrNtES,
FOR TIIEwESrERN DISTRICT OF PESNSi iLNANlA.
EDWARD q. HORNE, n Bankrupt under
Act of Congress of March ID, 1867, having np-
Piled for u discharge from all his debis,and thcr
claims provuble under said Act, by order of the
court, notice is hereby given to all creditors WHO
have proved their debts, ana other persons inter-
csted; to appear on the 10th day of MARCH lN6s,
at 2o'cock p.ip., before T. Overton, Jr., Esq.
Register, at the Exchange Hotel i'll bloomsbury,
to show cause il any they have, why a discharge
should not he granted to the said Bankrupt. And
further, notice is hereby gwen that the Second
and Third meetings ofCreditors OF the said Bank
rupt required by the eth and 2sth sections Of
said Act, will he had before said Register, upon
the same day, at the same place. .-....
y. G. MCCANDLESS,
Clerk OFT. s. District Court for said District
Mur nhs-1M
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

This is to give notice that on The ith day OF
MhEch, a. y. lNiN, n warrant in Bankruptcy
was ISSUED against the estateo ManlSseh Michael
OF Mninville in the county ut Columbia and
STATE ui isNlNnniH, wuo has be, auiudged u
bankrupt ON his Own petition; that the pitN lucnl
OF any debts and delivery OF any property be-
longing Ia such Bankrupt, To him, or for his use
ana the transfer of amy property by him are lur-
hlddcn ny law; that meeting Of the Creditors of
the sara bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and 10
choose one OF more nssigupcS Of his Cs tltV will
he held NJ tuuIt OF IinkIumcy, to Ic holden
NJ the Exchange Hotel I'M HlOumshurg i'm
Columbia county, PENNSYLVANIA before Edward
ONerlnn Jr., RcIisleron the 9TH day of April
AID, lsjS nt2 o'clock, j., N,
THOMAS \. ROWLEY,
L, s. Marshal
~. II, p, CooLHAuGIL Deputy
Mar lHBs-lt
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ihis is to give notice: that on the 9th day Of
March, A. D. lN6>, n warrant IN Bankruptcy was
ISSUED against the estate of James NJ Dewitt
OF saltwater in the county of Columbia
aud State of PcnnSy lvania, who has been ad-
Judged Bankrupt on his own petition that
ne IHNmcnt ii any debts and delivery al any
property belonging to such bankrupt, TO him.
br for his use ana the transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove their
debts, and to choose one or mere nssignees OF his
estate, Will be held AT a Court Oi BankruptcN, to
ne holden AT the Exchange Hotel, III Bioomsburg
Columbia county, Pennsy ylvania, before Edward
Uvcrton, jr Register on the lUth day of April,
A. D.. 1865, ut 9 O'clock a. IN.
THOMAS A, ROWLEY, U. - Marshal,
Marl3bt-l. Ey +. B. CouLBAUGT, Deputy.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is TO give notice; That on the I'd day OF
March, a. d. ls6S, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Henry TruuuI
OF Foundryvllle in the county Of Columbia, and
state OF Pennsy lNaniQ, who has been adjudged Il
bahhluPt on ms own poilli"ni that the pal ment
longing to such Bankrupt To him, OF f6r his use.
ana the transfer OF amy property hv him are for.
nldutn DN law that a meeting OF the tlttlltors of
NE SAID bankrupt, To prove their debts, and to
choose one or more nssgnCes OF his estate Will
be held al Ia court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden M
me Exchange Hotel In Bloomsbury Columbia,
county, PenhsylNnnin, before Edward Oyurton.
0O'clocl, IL. IN. ' '' ' wv
THOMAS a. RoWLEY, U. &. Marshal.
NJ. ,.,,, . By t. Il. CooLBAuGH, deputy.
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On Monday last the "Grand Army
OF the Republic,"a q hundred Thousand
strong, more or less, offered to harcs
to Washington to put down the usurpa-
lions OF johnson. Yesterday memo
rial was presented to the Senate, from
the "Grand Army of the Republic,"
setting forth that tn cir services have not
been sufficiently recognized, and pray-
ing for a portiOnof the departmental and
other offices. We should like to know
what connection there may have been
between these two grand movements of
the "Grand Army" and we should also
like to know whether the leaders In the
FrSt movement were not also leaders in
the second. The coincidence between
them il rather funny.-N y. Times.
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a ssJGNEE,S NOTICE IN BANK.

"A RUPTtI.-ln the District Court OF the nj
tea states for the Western District of PcnnsylNa-
mia, in the matter OF samuel u. Dcmer, Bankrupt.
TO whom II may concern' The undersigned here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
OF Samuel u. Dtimcr, of CHtawisSa,in the county
oi Columbia and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been ndludged bankrupt upon his own pc
tition, by tile District Court of said District.
Dated at Bloomsburg, the 18th day Of February,
1855 Z. q. BARKLEY,
MnrGGS-3t Assignee.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

March, a. ID. 1865, n warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Jacob Greasy OF
the township of briarcicet IN the county .I
Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, who has
been adJudgcd Bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment of amy debts and delivery II
any properly belonging TO such Bankrupt, to
him. or for his use and the trnnsf + ot amy prop
crty by HIM are forbidden by law; that Il meei =
ing OF the Creditors of the said Bankrupt @ prove
their debts, and TO choose one or more nSsigncrs
of his estate, will he held Mt Court of bankrupt
cy ,tobe holden nj the Exchange 10 81 in Hloonis-
burg, Columbia county, Pcnnsylvania, before
Edward oNcrton, jr., Register, on the 10Th day of
a prll, a. u. 1865, at O'Clock D. M
THOMAS \. ROM LEY, L, =. Marshal,
Mar Is GN-It. BY T.. II. CoOLHNIGII lpputV.
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Our Ticket.

WE place at the head of our columns
this week the names of Charles L. Boyle
OF fayette county as our candidate for
Auditor General, and of Gen. Yelling
ton IL. Ent of Columbia county, as our
candidate for Surveyor General. Mr..
Boyle Is young man, being only about
" years Of age, yet in that time has
made record of which any man might
well be proud. He served two years
In the Legislature, and left that body
with reputation unsurpassed for hon
esty and ability. Possessed of unusu-
ally fine administrative abilities, he Is
thoroughly competent to discharge the
duties of the Office of Auditor Generab.
to which Office we propose to elect him.
ofGeneral Ent we shall speak in anoth-
er column
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DUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
The undersigned on MARCH 90 1865, at 10 A, NJ,
NJ hls residence IN IlemlOck township, Columbia
county, VIII dispose oi ms personal goods nj pub.
lie Nendue and AT the same time win sell his real
estate consisting of
TwENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND,
ON which is erected good frame house and harm
ON day of sale,
Mhr, Os-3f JACOB IIAMPAI.
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THE friends OF Ben. Wade, ali inter-
ested party, say that he has q right to
sit AS juryman in the impeachment
case. The Radical Pharisees were ay-
fully indignant when Senator Stock ton
voted on his side of the question, but
they now propose to let Wade vote 10
make himself President.
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4 ssluNEEys NOTICE IN BANK.

"A HUprCY.-In the District Court of the Uni
ted states for the Western District OF Ienn.ylva-
min, IN the matter of Daniel w Robbins, bank.
rupt. Tlwhum it my concern; The undersigned
n rcby gives notice of his appointment rs as
signcc of Daniel W. Robbins of Bloom
township, in the county OF Columbia, and state
OF Pcnnsy lvania, who has been udjudged bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court
OF said District Dated at Bioomsburg, the 2yth
day oi February, lS0S. {. q. BARklEI,
Mar G'S-3 Assignee.
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GEN. SHERIDAN lately visited white
school and kissed some five hundred
girls. The next day he visited a colored
school and never kissed a thing. There
go all your chances for the Presidency,
little Phil.
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The undersigned guardian and attorney for the
WIDOW and children oi John Ramsey, late OF
Bloom township in the county of Columbia de-
reaSrd, Will sell al private sale the following de-
kcllbcd real estate 10 wit ;Ihe deceaseds interest
n all that certain tract of land situate in Moniour
township olnmbia con ~, adjOiniug lands late
ol Peter Bitlenbender, Christopher Worltey, Ja-
cob Bit lthbcndeI and the heirs of John BAYLOR
wood land. - H
Also the following piece Of ground situate in the
tnWn o hloomSburg IN said county, bounded and
described as follows to wit BEGINNING at a post
corner Of fne aud Eyers Alley, and running
in'hct along line Alley North siXty-one degrees
Ehst lhlrty-twu feet TO post. thence by the land
ol Abraham W. Fry South twenty-nne degrees
Ihst sixteen icet to post thence by the same
Snuth slNly-ulc degrees West thirty-two feet To
ENers Alley aforesaid, thence along said ALLEY
North twenty mine ucgrtes West, sixteen feet 10
We place OF beginning containing one perch and
nine lcnlhs ol pcIch more or less, being part of
lnl No 90 in tine general plan OF said Iown of
bloom rbulE.
For particulars inquire OF the undersigned
Guardian and Attorney Tor the heirs of John
Ramsey,
BloomSburg, March 6, '6S-Ot
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INSTRAY MARE.

came to the promises of the subscriber in Sugar
LOAF tow nshp ON or about the 2ilh OF February, a
BROWN MARE with white stripe in the face,
supposed 10 ne about hive years old. The owner
is requested to come foI ward, prove property and
pay charges, and take her away, Otherwise She
Will be disposed of according to law
ALINAS COLE.
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4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE,

IA ESTATE OF MATTHIAS RHoSE DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate Of Ma
tnias Rhone late of Jackson township Columbia
County, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
lister of said County, to Samncl Rhone adm r.
cum hNtdHlcntO dIlnCrO, de bOHi HDn who r'sidcS
in Scott township. All persons having claims or
demands against the said estate are rcqdc ted 10
present them for SVtll ment without delay, and
those indebted to make payment.
SAMt Ell RllONE, Administrator.
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ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.-ESTAT
- OF NJ AIRY J., tRYDERdecensed. Letters tes-
lament hfS on The estate Of Mary l., Crydcr OF
Bor9u gh Of Berwick have been granted by me
iWslsl tf ol columbia county, TO Isaac l.. Crydcr
All persons having claims against the estate are
requested 10 present them Tor settlement and
ihose indebted I" the estate, either on note or
nook ok account VIII make payment Ia the EXecu-
Tor without delay, ISAAC L. CRYDiiii
Mar,UBS-Bt. IXrrntnr
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Convention was held in Albany yestcr-
day. 1t did not declare for any PreSi-
dental candidate. Gov. Seymour, who
heads the list of delegates to tn. Nation
al Convention, made Il long speech.
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1 ssIGNEE,s NOTICE IN BANK

"A RuPfCN.-In the District Court OF the Uni
tea states for the " cstrrn District o Pcnnsylva-
MA, In the matter of Abel Thomas, bankrupt TO
whom 1t may concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment us assignee of
Abel Thomas of Catu isSa IN the county of
Columbia, and State OF pcnnsN lvania, who has
been udiudgcd u bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
Dated ut Bloomsbury, the 2lth day OF February
1865 &. q. BARkLES Assignee.
Mar G'S-9t