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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
NOUVELLES DE LA CHINE,
On ecrit de Hong-Kong, II novem

"Les plenipetcntiaires anglais e'
americans en- Chine, accompanies dun
attachs a la legatio, FRANCHISE, SOM
parts de Shanghai pour Pciho lie Ii d."
mois dcrnier.
On ne salt a quelle cette expedition
sera de fetour, mails ont dot attendre
DIES lettrcs de sir Sohn Bowring avant
lie depart de la MALE %prochaine, Car.
qucl one soft retat dn pays autour de
Pekin, ce diplomate sera sans doute en-
presse dc faire c%onnaf,re les e%venements
q,i peuveut Unforeseen les Europeans.
La Gazette de Pekin, qni a etc 81
Solvent prise ell fragrant delft %d'inexac-
titude, qu'on ne peut ajouter fol a Sc
recits, arie de success obtehns par les
imperialistes sur les insurges. Cepeudant
on croft gtnfraIement que la A'ue de-
tongues de Canton, montee par des pira>
ties aujourdshni IN service de ~I'empereur,
ct qul etait par,ie de Shanghai po"r
Nankin, il y pen de temps, est ar'see
ADVERTISEMENT a sa destination. Tapping
Wang chef des ins"rgfs, n'ayant pu i"i
opposer des obstacles.
"i.c bateau 4 vapeur amerirain Queen
IA detuit une Aotte de pirates q"'iI a
r%encon,ree dams Ia bale dc Tile de Ian
tao, situee entire Hong~Kong ct Macao.
L'amiral Sterling etait determine anssi
a aller attaqner |" mid de pirates decon'
vert rscemmsnt par les c~mbarcatlons
du tfraftanc.
ga Canton, les rebelles conservent
leurs positions, ct les tsntatives DIES I'M
periali.tes ont echo rs con.re leurs re-
tranchrments.
ga Shanghai, les Francais sont inter-
ysEus ct ont aide les %impenaliste a eons-
truire un mar pour intercep;er les com
mnnications ci,tre In Vile et Ia riyie. e.
Une collision sen eli, est %suiyie, dams Ia
qneile qaatre Chinois ct IN Francois oni
etc tues. La Vile Il etc tanoIihee pai
les F.ancai<. On dit q,e. pour recon-.
pense dc &c SET ours, cenx-ci ont obtenn
la concession dun terrain pour y cons>
truire unc ctapeIle %caiholi4uc.'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

II serait temeraire d'aflrmer que Get
te seuvs de yingt-deux ans, belle, richie
ct rcmarquse dams lie monde pour 60
grAces ses t~alents, ct son esprit ne fut
pas humiliee ct indigaee jusqu'a IN Ger
tain point de ycir refaser sa main par
IN homme sans n~aissance, sans fortune
ct sans ancunc renommee. In ierte
o~ffensee de cette jeune femme ldi tint
probablement lieu de courage dams les
premiers moments. Mais bicnt5t h We
ritabie noblesse de ses sentiments lui
suggera Dies reaexions plus ~ssfieuses. ct
pour Ia premiere fois, ellie plongea IN
profoni regard dams 81 propre vie ct
dams Ia vie generate DIES atres don't ellie
4tait entouree. Ellie Sc rappela tout &c
que Henri lni await dit en- d'autfes temps
aiers quill ne pouvait etre question: en-
ire eux que dun non sans espoir: Eile
~si6tonna de nshvoir pas asset pfis au s..
rieux ce qu'elle considerait alors conmc
DIES idees romanesques chez ce jeune
honsme yeritablement austerc. Ellie
cofnmcnca i le jnger avec le caImc qu'u-
ne votonts genereuse ct forte fameae
au mlicd des plus v~iolentes emotions di
cnar. Is niesnre que les keu:es de la
mutt s'~ecoulaient ct que les horloges Ioia-
taines Sc les je~taient i'ane ~a.rautrc, d'u-
nc voix argentine ct claire, dams lie 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

quel degre phomme pcut porter la o
mission de relephant ct lie fameux domP-
teur de liors M. Reasiy fera voir de
combien lie courage de l'homme peut'
dominef la arocite du rpi des animaux x.
Nous n~'ajoutons qn'un mot a PAWS
que mons pubIions, c'est q'se Ia menage
ric Mabie passe pour Ia plus complete
qui existe aux Eiats-Unis.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
ANNOUNCES.
N \ i'ENCAN, !

lie Samedi A Janvier '%offrirai en- vente5 p /.
bliqie a la residence de Nj, Landry Landry
fills a.environ 4 miles du village do Napoleon.
vile au Brule st Vincent les propnetes cha.
pres decrtes lni appa:tenaht SAVIOR 1a79G
10. Tn moroccan de terre situe dams cctte
ParoIsse au Brittle St-Vincelit mesurant trents
arpents de s"pertlcie plus GU MONS borne
dun cote par la terre de in Baptiste Landry
fills ct de fautre cote par Ia terre de Jean
st. German lie dit moroccan de terre ayantla
facade au chemin du5 B rule St Vincent.
20. Tn moroccan de terre siiue dams cette Pa
roisse all Brule St-Vincent mesurant qnaran-.
tie arpents de superfcie plus gu moins. Borns
DUN cote par Ia terre ae in Bapte Landry nils
ct de l'autre cote par la terre de vsnant H.
bert ayant la facade al. chemin du Brnle ST.
Vincent avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qmi sly t~rouvent. ai g#si 4.sa
80. Tn moroccan de terfe situe dams ceits
Paroisse au Br1le ST. Vincent mesurant qlatre
vingt trois arpents lie sipericie plus on inoit.s
borne dun cote par la ferre tue VIII. Pugls
ct de fautre cote par la terre lie Varaldii& i
Rodrigne ave I'LL chemin coHdulsan. du dit
moroccan de terre au chernin public du Bruis
St-Vincent. ssf g
Anne William nsgre age d'environ g ans:
5me George 20
6me Britten, "@T
tune tune Alfred Aa
avec SEES trois enfants Gilbert age de 10 ali.
Henri age de qaatre ans ct Helena agte de Z
ans.
One Mulets,. chevaux, charettes 4 cheva!,'
charettss a bdais, hlches, charrues, ploclies,
pelles. Aussi ui,e paire de bee IFS de tire. ss
10 Tn lot de mails ct de Paille. se-xal4
I'er,aes & Conditions. sIsq@1
Les terres ct les esclaves p~ayables en- quatre
termes egaux I'M quart Ell MARS 1856, un
quart EN- Mars 1857, I'm q,iart en- Mars al85Stt
lie dernier quart en- Mars 1858. lie molilier
pour toutes sommes au dessous de dix ~piastress
payables Ell Mars 1856, ct pouf tontes somines
au dessus de dix ~piastres, Ia moitie Ell Mars
1856 ct l'autre moi'ie en- Mars 1857. Les ace
quereurs fonfnissant desQ blilets cailtiunnesa
la satisfaction dN vendeur avec Init pour cent
d'interet par an apres l'scheance en- cas- de
non Placement. Les terres Ell les e~sclaves res
,ant specialement hypotieausa jjasqa'au final
Placement. 20 u stlf1t1
Les actes de vette seront passes par devant
Amadeu Morei aux frais des acqutreurs. az
Paroisse Absorption le 5 Fevrier 1855. u
A. F. HICKMAN, Encan,eun
F+EFF 8
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
CRANES DE J.ARl,lNAGE.

Nj. Theodore Gorau previedt les habi.
tants qu'u Went do recsyoir I'M grand A.
sentiment de graines de jardi mage e do
ffeurs, de palate. de dallas Doubles ct des
plus helles varieties. - Totes les grs inss
vendues pnr NJ. Gmau sont complement
~garanties. 9sIy asfs5
depot de NJ. III. Gorau, chez Nine
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

ErNous reru settlement mardi
dernier Ii letlre de MI. 8. Nj. Peraita.
sergent d'armes de IA ChanbFe base de
la legislature, rcnfermaut Ia liste des
r~cpresentants qui Sc sont abonnes au
-aPionnier De fAssomption."-Cette lett
tire est dai6e dn 81 Janvier ct 4 do par
consequent ctre beancoop prclnehee
ayant de nous parvenir.
Nous sommes fache de &c contre-
temps ct Leo ls~gislatcurs qui Sc soDt scu'
renus de notre feuille dams ces ~circons-
tanccs, Nous cxcuseront, nous en- avons
fespoir, du retard, independant de nous,
qui a.6te .nn aTenvoi du journal.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
T R DU RAPPORT y

DE LsAuDITEuR DIS COMPLIES PuBLiCs.
Nous dcvons a Fobligeance' de nos
representants les Hon. A. D. Truxillo ct
j. B. IT, Dugas divers documents parmi
lesque!s Sc trou3e lie rapport de PAudi'
teur.
Nous les prions d'agreer nos remer-
clements ct nous E,isons l'extsait sui
want du rapport que nous avons men
tonne.
pARoIssE ASSUMPTION 1853.
Valeur des proprietes des
Habitauts Residents. S3,672,sO0
Valeur Non Rts, . . 4I,O50
Esclaves, 2,9S7,7OO
Chevaux, j~urncnts, $3.50
Voitures. 1880
Montant dc l'argcnt place
en- ~intere,, 1886
Capital inyesti dams !e
commerce.. 1883
Total value OF property, S 6,947,058
Quantite de terre o cul-
tivee. lo7,95S acs.
Quantite de terrc cuitivee
en- came. 2O,265
Qnanti.s
Ell riz. III
Quantite
en- mas, 1925
1861
PRODUCTIONS.
Snere, $3.50 bohcauts.
Melasses, 3s,453 barils.
Cotton, 635 bales.
Riz, So liz bis.
Mais, 1925 sacs.
POPULATION.
Popnlaiation blanche, 6,095
r%ouleur libre, 70
Esclavcs. 6.564
--
Total de la population, l2,729
Enfants ages de 6 a I6 ans
ct allant a l'ecole. l,C7O
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
ENHANCEMENT
Du cnEMIN DE FER.

Nv
Dans notre dernier numero, nous
avons attribute aux Hon. &. e. kettridge
ct w. w. Pugh, lie projet de IA ferme-
ture du bayou pour Reimbursement
dune branche de chemin de fer entire
Donaldsonyille ct Thibodaux.
&c PROJECT ma etc mis- au monde, que
par rHon. Kettridge tout scnl. Nous
ne comprenons pas comment II a reossi a
saire passcr au senat une pareiilc impos>
sibilit&
QUAINT i rHon. w. W. Pugh, uous
savons aujourd'hui de bonnie source quill
ma jamais concu nj appuye pareilIe n
treprisc: Aussi scrions nous fache que
lie petit paragraphs que nous avo',s pu-
blida &c sujet, il va hut %jours, put
nuire en- quot que ce SOFT i Pestime ct
a la popslarite que notre habile repre-
sentant s'est acquise Parmi nos popula-
f@
tons.
lie projet que I'Hon. pugh pense
presenter ct appuyer dams la Chambre
baese, c'est eelui dune ligne ferree en-
tire Donaidsonville ct Thibodaux sur la
rive gauchc du bayou L.afourchc, itgne
don't l'etendue y cornpris les six en-
branchemcnts que noas deterninons plus
bas. n'aurait pas un pascours de plus de
trentc miles.
Ces embsaachemente scraient etablis
pour P~sscoalsmcnt DIES produits de la
rive droitc du bayou chez Mr.. j. B.
Landry, i P~aincourtyillc, ! Napoleon
vile, / i,abadie, che4 lie col. Aliens Ell
i Thibodaux.-Ce projet nj porte au-
cane atieinle 1 Ia navigation du bayou
ii est de MIXTURE an c~ontraire i manager
de rrandes economies ct dsin~calcuiables
avaantages i tous nos producteurs.-Eco-
Monies par la concurrence, ircalcu-
tables avantages par Ia hcults d'cxpe,
.dier Oh de rccesoir en- qaclquc saison
que ce soft, tous les produits d'importa.
ton on d'exportation.-Nous ~applandis-
sons i parcille idfe ct faisons des voeux
ardents pour qu'elle soil bientet reali-
p. S. Nous maintenons dams no.re
i~ssqueIque ligaes qui precedent,
ct qui SOM composites depui. trois jours
.au moment Oh nous rcceyons le compte-
,rcnda dune assemble que 0 u ayons
couyoqnse,ilya huit jours, ct qui a en-
lieu hier.
&c compile. rendu nous ne le publions
pas, snalgri. II rsquistion don't les mem-
bres IN Comits de reduction ncus ont
honopt, pascesue a~uclque 'faiseur dem.
barraSot6cieux asau6l6 daas.ce 'compte-
rendo une resolution aysut pour objet
dc btAmcr notre %feuiile, ! cause de Ia
publication que nous 9 faite lase'
maine defnisre dim paragraphe on nous
nous ssndions ttcho du public, ct Oh Ia
p~aternis6 % qrejet de clotare du bayou
sstait attribsGe aux Hon. = =. Kettsid-
g ii w. w. Ppsh conjeiatement.
Nous . toejours suppose que Mr.
w. w. Pagh Gil assez grand garcon
pour faire reIcver les accusations erro-
laees dontil pou ,aitstre rcbjct, ct nous
,avons de aoss eette bonnie oPinien, que
nous ommes sassez galant-homme poar
de me yoir denanda-t-elle cn le voyaHt.
s'6loigner.
MA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
reparer le NAL que nous pouyons faire

reeparer lie NAL que U PouYons iaire
aDec on soas malice.
ST done nons avions quelque tort en-
vers Mr. Pugh, il n'appaftenaitHqua lu'
de nous en- demander compte ct ce me-
TAFT pas a une assemble %cenvoanee par
nous meme dams un tout aut.e but a soc
cuper de ce qui ne Ia regardait pas ct
i nous otcr ainsi l'initiative dune re-
paration que nous devions ct que par
CONSEQUENT nous a%urions payee.
CONNIE nous nous abstenons dc pu~
bier lie co,npte .rendn de l'asscmb'ee
d'hier, nous nou. abstenons e%galement
de publier Ia protestation qni nous aete
~comnunique par lie Major-Jamcs I.
Pugh consrc les procedures de cette as
semblee.
ense P. S.-Nous appfenons de la
bouche meme DIM membre de Fasscm-
blee que la personne fni a p~resente la
resolution nous concernant, NEST autre
que notre We'll ami, IL general Andre
Leblanc, &c venerable radoteur eui a
t%oujours pour nous quelquc amabiiite
dams son sac. Or quel sentiment pouvait
animer no4re illustre We'll ami, l~orsqu'il
acccmplissait sa d.,rnisre inconse4nence?
&c n.etait pas dc Ia haine envers
nous, nous Gus montrons trop juste en-.
yers iui. Csetait done I'm transport d'a.
mite du general pour son colonel. >.
Camaradvs, pourquoi ne vous embras-
siez-vous pas L'assembIee qui ma pas
ri en- entcndant Ia ~resolntiob,, ~n'aurait
pas non plus ri en- voyant faccolade de
denx frares d'armes. Get exemple aurait
pu pro,luire les plus grands efcts, Get
epanchcmcnt fraternel aurait pa Sc pro-
pager, tune demonstration de sensibilite
est .oujours aympathique les ueilles
ininities qui sc trouyaient al'iees dams
ce moment pour conjurcr IN danger
commun Ia %cloture du bayou, aufaient
pu disparaitse ct a la grande satisfaction
de toutes lee populations do bayou, PAS
Sc srrait ajournec dams un EN-
brassement general.
C'eut Gle fort beau vraiment, mais il
a ete naklige dams cette Circumstance Ia
Plus pathstique scenc de la Representa-
ton. E.perons que lie meme oubli ne
Sc rcnouveieta pas q Ia proclsaiac as
frr Mons trOuyons dams Ie "firlIantj
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

H Nous tronvons dams lie "Vigilant''
au moment on notfc feuille est sous
presse, un article sur lequcl nous ayons
bien dcs chooses a dire.
Nous ferons notre deyoir d &c sujet
dams notre proclaim numero.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
.Sl.s.scYgEtiats-

We and each OF the undersign2d agree L.
pay to Abraham Wilson, Jacob Wittenmyer.
and James Marshall, the Judges of the Courts
OF union county, and their successors 1T Of
fee, IN trust Tor the county of Snyder, the
sums annexed to our names respectively to-
wards the payment of Ten Thousand Dollars,
required by the act of Assembly entitled AN
act for The erection Of new county out Of
part Of Union % be called SNYDER, and relative
10 th- seat Of Iusuct OF Union couuty,''
passed and approved the :J day Of March \
ID 1888 10 be subscribed By .he 1Ih section of
said act for the purchase Of grounds, and the
erection Cf buildings, according TO the Sd
section Of said act for the county uf Sny-
der, on condition that Il larger number Of
votes than for any other place IN said county
Of Snyder be cast on the 2I Tuesday OF Octo-
ber next 10 favor of locating thc-couu,y seat
Of Suyder county at the town Uf Freeburc IN
the SAID county Of Snyder. Witness our
hands and seals this - st dav at March IS55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25

,hera respectively and being satisfied from the
evidence produced thct more than Ten Thou
sand Dollars responsible bona Tide subscrIp
tons have been made under the provisions Of
the ith section Of the &C: ci General Assem-
bly,, entitled - An act for the erection Of 4 new
county out Of part of Union 70 be called Sny
der, and relative the seat of justice of Union
county," approved the "a day OF March, 4 u
1855, within the limits of Unioa county (as
divided and also a bond given with sufficient
security 10 indemnify the Iaxables Of saIi coun-
ty of UEion from any cost or tax for the pub
lie buildings and for carrying out all the pro-
visions of the 81 and 9Th sections of SAID act
in order 10 make the borough of Letcisburg a
candidate for the seat Of justice therefore, We
do hereby approve Of sad Subscription and
Bond, and order the same 10 be published ;Ae
second week of May, \ ID 1850, and continued
for three consecutive weeks IN the " Union
Demokrat," a newspaper published within the
couaiy OF Snyder, and also published al the
same time and for the same period in the
4" LcwiSburg Chronicle 4 newspaper pub
lShed within the county of Union. and that
the borough of Lewisburg be named in sad
publications as a site for the seat Of justice in
and for Union county, for which said Subscrip-
,ion and Bond have been pledged.
\. :. WILSON,
JACOB WIrTENMYER,
JAMES MARSHALL.
.ytiarfs offke Courts of the Ccuuty of FaiOn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
Candidates..

Under the Division Law, Union county
is entitled to elec. next fall, l Associate
Judge, 5 Commissioners, ! Sheriff, l Trca.
surer, l Prosecuting Attorney, Auditor,
! Surveyor, and l Coroner-l0 officers.
Snyder county would have to elect 2
Associate Judges, 5 Commissioners, |
Sheriff, ! Protl.onotary, Register e. Re-
eordcr, l Treasurer, l Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Surveyor, 3 Auditors, and Coro-
ner-l5 officers.
~A Candidates Department is re-
opened in the Chronicle, and we again
state, for general information, that all
matter for that Experimentation whom
soever, or in whatever FORMS to be paid
for by the person ordering it, at regular
Advertising rates.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
Finances of the State,
TREASURY OFFICE,
Harrisburg, May 70, 1855.

To The Treasurer and Commissioner. o;
:he sercrd Connties Of Pennsylcaniu.
GENTLEMEN You are doubtless aware,
that the semi-annual interest on the funded
debt of this Commonwealth falls due on
the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT. feel
inpellei unler sense of duty to call
your attention TO the necessity Of prompt
and immediate action to secure an carly
paymen. of the taxes due the State. The
reputation and honor Of the State are in 4
great measure committed to your keeping /;
II is upon the tax due from the several
counties, that rely mainly for the means Of
mating payment | am aware that the
late striDgency in the monetary affairs of
'he country, has greatly crippled the Man.
ufactuTing and Commercial interests Of the
State, that the general drought and consc-
quent failure Of last years crops has depriv-
I'd the Farmer Of his usual ability to pay,
and tha. owing TO these adverse eircum-
stances, it will require on your par, more
than usual effort to collect promptly. l
know that the highest incitement to duty
that can he placed before the people Of this
Commonwealth, is to assure them that the
honor Of the Commonwealth demands such
duty at their hands.
While would hold up this higher mo
Tive TO you, and through You to the people,
! would also remind you that by the act Of
Assembly Of the 29ih dag of April, 1874,
it Is provided that "Any county paying into
the State Treasury its quota Of tax levied
on its ad justcd valuation, fifteen days prior
to the frs. day of August in any year, such
county shall be entitsscd to an abatement 0!
FIVE PER CENT. upon the amount SO paid
am disposed to give this law fair and
liberal construction. Where the whole
amount has not been paid, but an amount
approaching near to the whole, the deduc
,ion Of FIVE PER CENT. will be made.
would suggest the propriety Of allowing tn
abatement Of Eve per cent. by the tax col
lector Immediately to the tax payer, belle
wing that such course will incite to ;
more prompt paymen, than when the ben
eft is made to accrue TO the County Trea
eGry.
You will confer a great favor upon NE
ly letting me know a,as early date as i
viii be possible for you to do so, with an
reasonable degree Ofccgiainty, what amoun
"f money you will be able to furnish, an'
nt what tini,. Yours respectfully,
ELI SLIFER, .Staie Treasurer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
COUNTY SEATS.
colltltD Of Uuiou.
LsWls5urg Bond and Subscription.
X NOW all men by these presents that

X NOW all men by these presents that
~ we, William Cameron, George +. Miller,
Eli Sliier, John Chamberlin, Wiiiam Frick,
Peter Beaver, James +. Linn, John VI alls,
J. Hayes d Co., Philip Blllmeyer, Thomas
HAYES, BeyerS Aumon, James Crisweil, AL
exanier Ammons, Michael FichthoTn, James
7. Ross, Lew Sterner, Thomas 4. II Thorn
ton, Peter HurSh, Charles Penny, L. Howard
Wilson, Solomon Ritter, Henry 5. Neuer,
Daniel Schrack, Henry w. FreS, CEarlss D.
Kline, Adam ]. WeIdcnsau, Francis Wilson,
David Reber, Henry Frich, William Moore,
Joseph Meixe!l, Samuel GeddeS. Francis Zel-
Ter, Samuel l.. Beck, Jacob Hummcl, John
Locke, Jonathan NcSbii, William Wilson of
Lewisburg), Abner II. LawShe, Theodore Nc
Fatdin, Samuel Slier, Tunls H. Fisher, Lewis
lddiags. Charles ii Cook, Samuel B Van Val
zah, William Lesser, Josiah Girton, Benjamin
Angstadt, John \ Mefiz, Winegarden * Diet
rich, Nathan Rawn, Hunter Pardoe, William
Adams, Jesse Cornelius, Philip l. ByerS, +
\ Donehower, John II Barkdoll, John Beeber,
Franklin Spyker, Ogden X Worse, William /
Eeitmeyer, David Glnter, John Hertz, Hugh
p Shelter. John Guniy, Jacob Gundr, Levi u
Uerbst, John Miller, Peter n Laird. Samuel S
Barton, Simon p Gundy and John r Miller, Of
the borough of LewisbuTg and vicinity, IN
the county of Union, State Of Pennsylvania,
ara I,olJ md 6rmIv h,nnd un,o Hon Abraham
: WI IanHb Ivi,,annrar and Lame, Mar.
.I,,, - -, do rn,,r,s ar Inior co,,nt,.
.nJ ,b.ir successors in Office in ,rns, for the
,,-onsrt evoressed in the 3i and Irb sections
IF he act Of General Assembly of the Com
,nonwe.I,b of PENNSYLVANIA. entitled =. An act
far tho erection of new COUNTY ont of 4 mart
of Union 10 be called Snyter. and relative 10
IN. sea, of ius,ice of Union county," approved
The "a day of March. 4 D 1855, IN the sum of
F.fy 7l5uyand DoHlrs lawful money To be
pait 10 The said Judges of the courts of Union
cour,, or ,bair Successors in office in ir1S, for
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
A Valley Farm Of Limestone Land,
COMPRISING about 1863 Acres, for

" SALE. Said Farm is in one Of the best
Wheal. growing valiieS in Central Pennsylva-
nla.w!lhin two miles (over Eridse) TO Kail-
road. accessible to Markets. III an em'nen'ly
healthy neishbcrhood, near 10 Mills, Stores,
Church aud School Houses, ard N the midst
Of an lniei. gent and respectable population.
The Improvements are iirst-ciass BANK
BARN so by IS ieet,wi,iI far Mansion "a
House, Wagon house. Corn house, and LII
other suitable OIibuildingS. II has large
~, Apple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
- &c. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is ali cleared except about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi-
ate vcinitv,) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro.
duciive qualities by any in the State.
II viii be sold wholly, or a portion Of so to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
"a Any cash man wishing such property
can obtain lu-iaer .IsiormaiiG7 l'y applying Ia
o.N,N-oaGE~. IN ssi n u. - Il ,,isi,.;r:,. ie0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-25
Treason in Miss0uYi and Kansas.

CnICAGo, Nay lS.-Tha st. Louis
pcmoera, Of yesterday publishes long
letter from Geo s. Park, late OF the Par
ksville Luminary, in which be says tha.
hcssrs. S:ringfcllow and A:chison Lave
organized Z secret association, sworn to
t1rn out and fight when called upon, and
Ill to share the dangers accruing to any
ane member, even at the price of disunion
They act secretly TO destroy the business
:gnd character Of all Northern men. All
the Benton and Wing presses are to be
destroyed. Tie destruction Of the hotel
At hausas, and the presses at Lawrence,
Eas been decreed, and cannon are being
.aken to denoish them at a distance.
They have declared they will not stop till
every Free Soiler is driven on, of Missouri
and Kansas.
Mr., Park says lie ts!eg,aphed to Gov.
price Of Missouri, and to Pres. Pierce,
claiming protection, but no answer was
given. lie traces to Mr. Atehisoo, the
d-is:rution 0: the Lrninary esab!shm mt
49, tiocS;-s, s.ii: fcs.h ,i.s,l"r.,nents.