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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Kansas Troubles.

Blood, i, is stated by Tclegraphic ac-
counts, has again been shed by the border
ruffians interfering with the affairs of the
settlers of Kansas One Of their papers
appeals to the lawless in the following
reckless words:
"The war has again commenced, and
the Aboli,ionists have again commenced
it. Pro.slayery men-law and order men
strike for your affairs strike for your fire
sides strike for your rights. avenge the
blood of your brethren, who have been
cowardly assaied, but who have bravely y
fallen in defence of Southern institutions
Sound the bugle of war over the length
and breadth of the land, and leave nOS an
Abolitiouist in the Territory to relate their
trcacheries and contaminating deeds
Strike your piercing rife balls and your
clittering steel to their black and poison
Gus hearts Let the war cry never cease
in Kansas again, until our Territory is
wrested of the last yestige of Abolition
ism"
ne Election ioT o'alt O4IceIS was HO'
held in some precincts; and in others, the
people voted with arms at their sides, to
keep away the armed Missouri bullies who
were prowling around, and were threaten
ing another invasion.
As the Telegraph is in the hands Of the
Missourians, and the Post Office and Gov
ernmen, Officers join them in misrepresen-
ting all Free State movements, it is impos-
sible as yet to arrive at any very certain
knowledge Of the facts. One thing, how
ever, is eviien,-the fell spirit Of Slavery
will drive every Free State man from
Kansas, if possible.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Union County Court Affairs.
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

"YHEREAS, the Hon Abraham Wilson,
w President Judge for the 10th judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Mifilln and Snyder, and las
Marshall ESQ. Associate Judge IN Union county,
have issued d-their precep,, bearing date the 22d
day of December, 1855, and TO me directed, Tor
the holding Of a Court of Common Pleas, at
Lewisburg, for the county of Union, on the
second Monday of February next, (belns the
IIth day) 1856, and to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given TO Wines
ses and all persons Interested IN the Issue List
to be then and there present and not depart
without leave. Jurors are requested TO be
punctual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
IFS Office in Lewisburg, the 9Th day oi Jan
nary. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty six, and in The seventy
eighth year of the Independence of the United
States of America-God save the Common
wealth, DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff
JURORS-ADJOURNED COURT.
Jackson Philip Seebold.
White Deer-Isaac High, Joseph Kettler,
Jacob Troxel, Aaron Messenger, ,Saml Slear,
David Diefendcrfer Henry High
Harthy-Sam Carl, Wm Orwg, Chas Emery,
Jos Miller Jr, Shem Spigelmycr,Joh ierger,
ThoS Church. Robt Foster, Andrew Cook
Buflioe-Iiarris Steedman, Jacob Fillman,
Adam Young, George Smith
MHnburg-John NJ Taylor, Charles Crotzcr,
John Kleckner, Daniel Mass
East Bu6aloe-Peier Ge,z
Nely Berhii-Dan'l Horlachrr, Fred'k Smith,
Sam'l Harmany, Abram Schoch
Le,cisburg-JoS l. Hawn
I;uesyont-Rnht RadCpr 6 pellman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

WHEREAS, the Hon. ABRAHAM $.
w WILSON, President Judge for the
Twentieth Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
composed Of the counties of Union, Mltlln and
Snyder, and JAMES MaRsHALL, Esq, Associate
! Judge IN Union county, have issued their pre-
cept, bearing date the I'D day of December,
1855, and to me directed, for the holding Of all
Orphans Court Con.eof common Pleas, oyer
aud Terminer, and General Quarter Sessions.
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of FEBRUARY next,
(being the 18th day. 1856, and to continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and ConstableS in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqul
sitions. examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertan 10 be done; and all Wit
ncsSes and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
GIVEN under my hand and seal at the sher-
ifs Office IN Lewsburg, the 9Th day Of Ian
uary in the wear of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud itly-six, and IN the seventy
eighth year of the Independence of the United
States Of America.-God save the Common
wealth. DANIEL. ID. GULDiN, Sherifi.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUMORS OF pEAC.

RUMORS OF PEACE!
An arrival since our last, brings the
gratifying news, that "Russia had accep-
ted the ultimatum of TIE Western Powers
as a basis for negotiations. The intelli-
genee had the effect to advance consols,
and produce decline in breadstuifs, as a
harbinger of peace. Yet it is very gener-
ally suspected that Russia is insincere, and
is only seeking by negotiation to lull Eng
land and France into inaction, while she
pushes onward her warlike preparations In
increased strength.
Another steamer is now due.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Issue LIST. Feb, Term. 1876.

Daniel Rangler VS. James MCreight
John Haas VS. VIM NJ Nanvazah
Daniel Rangier VS. James MCreIgbt
James M'Creight VS. Daniel Rengler
Samuel Sbriner VS. Daniel Schrack
r Carey VS. Mark Halfpenny
Mrs Moatz vs. Alexander Ammons
Bastian Tephel VS. John Fisher
Samuel Kyle VS. Catharine Wolfe
Jacob Stewart etc VS. Michael Fichthorn
North, Chase & North VS. Chs II Shriner
SV * W ID Turnpike Co VS. White Deer IP
Peter Hummel vs. Hannah Hummel
Clement q Masser VS. Youngman y Walter
same Tasgart, Furman y Barton
same Noah Walter
p o Campbell and others VS. l. iced
Francis Zellers Us Alexander ii Blair
Com'ih sug VI Benfer ct al VS. Haus Jr ct al
Trustees Lutheran Ch etc VS. Martin Stock
Susanna Brown, late NJ, VS. S. Messersmith
Danvile Bank VS. Jno Lawrence d Chs SteeS
Alfred Kneass and wife VS. James Quinn
Thos Penny for Isaac Eyer VS. Walter
George Schnable VS. Catherine + Bowes
Tbs Gutelins .or NJ Taylor VS. Aaron Zeller
Weier, Kline s Ellis VS. VIM l. Ritter
Christian Millhouse VS. Nicholas MIllhousc
Jacob Stuck VS. John kimple
Matthias Wilson vs. David Herr
Daniel Ranger VS. Daniel Hcrbst ei al
John Roebuck VS. ONO
John II Rockaleller VS. Abbot Green's Ex'r
]. b Christ for W Cameron Us Geo \ Filck
A W Creamer vs. Abraham Bren
Israel GuielIus for lily & Eyer rs John Wilt
John DateSman VS. John II Nartz with not
James l. Quinn VS. VIM Heart ct al
NJ kleckner & Son VS. frick. Sliter q Co
G Gudvkunst guard etc VS. " II Marr,with no
Jas Linn do rs same
Saml Henderson DO Us same
Sarah Ann Polk VS. James l. Quinn
Becker & Weller VS. ChaS Sees
ChaS p Fox ct al Us Adam Rauci
VI King for DatesmanS Is Hy Dieifcndcr!er
The above causes are for trial at the Feb.
ruary adjourned Court, commencing on NJ m
day the llth dav of February. 1856
SAMUEL ROJ 'SH, Proth'y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Hap of Union and Snyder Counties.
ARNISIIED. with Wooden Rollers,

and on Muslin, ready to be hung up,
will be sent by the subscriber, postage paid
Township map, colored, for 81 so
Geological rs
The Division line is drawn on this Map, also
Township lines, and as II contains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, it should he studied by ali who are TO
vote on the location of the Seat of Justice.
The Geological Map shows the strata of the
two Counties.
For cheaper copies of the Map, address
X. VOLKMAE.
LewiSbUrc, May Ia, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Congressional.

-uOSbAi W. T.
Congress met this morning just as if the
election of the Black Republican" ;"
BANKS, had not d" dissolved the Union"
Finding no cracks in the .. Union" crock
cry, the Members and Delegates having
the credentials were all sworn in, the con-
testants to proceed afterwards to present
their adverse claims
The seats Of the Members were taken
as their names were drawn by ballot.
The usual Committees were appointed,
to announce the organization to the Senate
and the President.
Gen. WM. CuLLoN, of Tennessee, was
elected Clerk Of the House, by l2G tO s.,
receiving the votes of all the Republicans
present excepting Q, and all the Americans
but 4. Gen. Cullom was Wing Mem
Der of Congress four years past, and had
the courage aud honesty 10 vote against
the Nebraska Bill, for which he was de-
feated at the polls. His election by the
North is deserved tribute to his integrity
and WORTH
The Acting Sergeant Arms, Mr..
Glosbrenncr, drew from the Treasurer
about sS0, 200 in gold, which was the
amount advanced by him on account of
the arrearages of pay due to the members
Of the House. The drafts TO enable him
to obtain the money, were signed by Spea-
ker Banks, at late hour on Saturday
night. About S230,000 are yet due to
members, which will be drawn during the
week.
The Senate confirmed the appointment
of the Hon. George ". Dallas as Minister
to England.
TUESDAY, Feb. 5.
The resolution declaring Mr.. Glosbren-
ner, Sergeant-at-Arms, was adopted-yeas
Jos, nays %. Nr. G. was the officer last
session, and is very popular and useful
man. He is printer, resident at York,
Pa.
Capt Nathan Darling, Of New York,
was then by resolution declared Doorkeep-
er, and Robert Morris, Of Pennsylvania,
Postmaster.
Pending resolution declaring Mr.. C.
Fcllett, of Ohio, Printer to the House,
the House adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
REGISTERS NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given to all con-

\ Dlltb Is HCItDl SNtH lU dill Col-
~ cerned that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
Office at LewIsburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWlSBURG, for the county of
Union. on the fourth Friday of February next,
being the pa day of said month, VIZ,
|. The account of William VI. Schoch and
Henry Schoch, Administrators OF Jacob Scf0ch,
deceased.
.. The account of Israel Guyer, Admins
traitor of adam Guyer, late of White Deer
township, deceased.
B. The account of Christian Schnure, Ad-
minjstrator de bonis non of John Keiater. late
Of Hartley township, deceased.
A. The account of Michael Speclr. Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of J0aafhn1
Farnswrth, late of Center township, deceased.
5. The account of Joel krcider and John
Helm, Administrators of John kreider, late of
PennS township, deceased.
6. The account of Henry D Maize Admin
islrator of Philip LeJkicher, late of New Berlin,
deceased.
Z. The final account of Daniel OFT and
Jacob Long, Administrators of Benjamin Long,
late of Pcnns township, deceased.
s. The final account Of William Gaugler,
Administrator of Mary Straub, late OF Chap
man township, deceased.
9. The account of John NJ. Benfer, Admin
istrator of Gorge Bentr, late OF Jackson
township, deceased.
10. The second and final account of Jacob
Mover Guardian OF Sarnh Jane Patterson (now
Daiesman1 a minor child of Samuel VI. Pai,cr-
son, late of Kelly township, deceased.
IL. The account of John Gundy, Admins
traitor of William Penny, late of Union town.
ship. deceased.
IL. The account of William Ranck, Exec
utor of W1do,c Nees, late of White Deer town.
ship, deceased.
J. w. PENNINGTON, Reg'r.
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Jan. 10, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Wm. II. War
ner, residing at No. 100 Amos street, was
instantly killed at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, while in the act Of passing the
corner of Twenty-sixth street and Broad
way, By heavy mass of snow, which had
been thrown from the roof of a building,
and struck him upon the head. The Twen-
ty-frst Ward Police arrested Patrick Cas-
sin and Michal Pagan, the men who, it is
charged, threw the snow from the roof,
and they we're locked up TO avail, the re-
suit Of Coroner's inquest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

MORE TRUE BILLs.-The Grand Jury
of Allegheny county have found one hun
dred and twenty-seven true bills against
one hundred and two persons for violating
the Restraining liquor law-ninety of
whom, the Dispatch says, have run away
or secreted themselves to avoid arrest. Six
separate bills were found against Shannan,
and four against Bennet and Savage, be-
fore convicted. Against several others in
the list, two and three bills were found.
The fact of these men running away from
justice does not look as if they had very
confident hopes Of the law being speedily
repealed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

ra.The election of Mr. Banks, demon.
strates how strongly the Kansas Question
overrides all other national issues. Altho'
radical Democrat under the former divis-
ion of parties, twothirds of the votes by
which he was elected were cast by old-line
Wings. Never Tariff man, yet he had
the unanimous vote of the New England
Tariff States, and was also sustained by
the most earnest Tariff Districts in Penn
sylvania, as well as by the unyielding
Champion of Protection, Horace Greeley.
The Nullifers were inconsolably grieved
with an alleged declaration of Mr.. Banks,
that "if the Union was to be wrested from
its original design of extending freedom
and doing good to man, and become only
a cunning instrument to propagate Slavery
and human degradation, let her slide" We
do not know as he ever said so, but if he
did he need not be ashamed. Yet it was
too bad to "steal the Southern thunder"
with which they have, for twerty years,
frightened the North to terms. Let the
North talk Modification when the South
does, and the South is defeated at its own
game, for the South would be the very
last to " dissolve the Union"
Mr. BANKS holds to the sentiment Of
DANIEL WEBSTER when he was Daniel
Webster: "LjJerty and Cnton" (NoT SLA-
VERY AND UNIoN) "nop and for ercr,
one and inseparaJle."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

sg~On Sunday morning last, at Lew
isburg, the thermometer stood II below
zero. At Danvile, Wednesday morning,
II below, and the same at Lewisburg.
\ !etter to us from Americus, Georgia,
dated DIST ult. states that at 81 o'clock,
that morning, the thermometer was 5 deg.
below zero (Alf Howard and his troupe
were entertaining the people of Americas }
According to the "sign' Of the "bear
seeing bis shadow" on the Cd inst. We are
to have six weeks of winter yet
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
List OF Jurors. Feb. Term, 1S56.



KeNy-Jos Musser, VIM Noll. James Shields,
Daniel Stahl. John King, Lew Pauling
Hufiey-Jas Glover, VIM Halfpenny, Samuel
Charles, Daniel Long
Limesfone-J Rinkert. f Walters
BuG.L,e-Thos b Cornelius, Saml MClellan
Uiaton-John 4 Younsman
LeUis5ug-Alexr AmmonS, VIM Il Retmyer
MNinjurg-John Reber, Geo Gutelius, Chas
Montelius
stBnfaioe-SamIKaufm David Engelhar,
East Bnfakoc-John 5 Schrack
Ne,c BerAn-Samuel Boop
TRAVERSE JURORS.
West Bufaioe-Danl Fisher. Peter Pontius ,Jno
Secher,Jac Lulz Geo Kleckner. .Dav Watson,
Jno Deck IA Hauck ,Jno Bechtel Phil Lipley.
KeHg-Elam Meixell, VIM CLngan. Fldvel
Clrgan. Jno Bennage, Saml BIckel
Hdrtiy-Jas King Jr, II Mensch, II Huffman,
RV Glover, ,Michl SchnureSml Weidensaul,
Solomon Miller, Thos M'Curdy
Leicisburg-Ino Houghton, Benz Cawley,Thos
Graham, Nathan Rawn, Frank Donehower.
Ne,U Berkh-Sem Schoch. Jacob Mauck
East Bufahe-Wm Fox Geo Miller, ,Mi.Brown.
White Deer-Jerome PrintzenhOier, r. Candor,
UrbanuS Ranck, p Reed, Jac Kostenbader
Union-Jacob Barnhart, NJ II Taggarl, Jacob
Hummel Jr
Bufaioe-Geo Gebhart. David Herbst
LimestOne-John Cosgrove, VIM Foster, II h
Sanders
-Mfiinbwg-Geo Youngman, J W Sands
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
FOR S SALE.

1-AThat large and desirable property on the
.G4l corner of Market and Wafer strcetS.well
calculated for residence, for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bedrooms ON
the second floor, and = large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and WaShhouse adioins
There are also a spacious Cellar,large Cement
CiStern, a Pump, and Well Of good water, 4
Stable, and all necessary Outbuuldlngs.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq
5. E.DAVIS.
LewiSburg, Sept. % 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

rea- The six weeks Of unvarying good
sleighing aud cold weather enj.ytny on the
West Branch, are like the two to four win.
ter months, generally experienced at the
North and East, except that snow therea-
ways generally falls from three to ten feet
deep, thereby often shutting up ordinary
highways. In other days, many were the
miles we rode and walked over fences and
in field, the road being heapcd from fence
to fence with the glistening snow-some-
times with a surface hard enough to bear
up man, but generally soft enough to
swallow up man or beast. A ''Bec' for
.'treaking roads" has labor as well as fun
in fighting snow. This overplus Of the
feathery blessing is however attended by a
uniform degree of cold more favorable to
health than a milder but more variable
latitude.
The evanescence and uncertainty of the
sleighing season in these latitudes, forbid
any great outlsys upon runners. Conse-
quently, a good run of sleighing like the
present develops all the fashions upon
runners for so or - years past. The
very high backed, square, yellow sleighs
our grand fathers tccks their bsides-now
our trembling grand-mothers--to their
own homes in, are brought out, and chaps
Of the third generation are trying the
same experiment. All colors, shapes, and
sizes are produced from their ancient repo-
sitories, and various queensware crates and
twisted saplings vary the assortment of
locomotives for skimming the snow.-1n
the Cities, southwark, we observe that it
ia an expensive luxury to indulge in
sleighing-f'ive to Ten Dollars an hour
being demanded for the use of the best
turn outs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
bs-Lis10 FRIENDS, LislO.-The fo,

bG~Lisl0 FRIENDS, Lisl0.-The fol-
lowing Mutation is addressed to NE l:
Cold winter is at sasr; Violation has
DKD; the beauties of the landscape have
faded, 4 the Rth now appears in a sad
RA. Old Boreas comes whistling a
mournful LEG over the graves Of the
flowers, and the *** seem glisl0 from
the frosty armament. The freezing blast
pierces like t in2 the clad bosom of
want, while TRR of PIT Il conGLD at
their respectIV fountains. All U full
pockets 0 . XMN in2 the KNDtion of
those Round U, & - forward with
NRG ? mitigate the distrSSS of the needD.
U should not wait for NY XPDNC, but
show the unnd XLNC of UR disposition,
by M--ing the ERliest opportuniT 2
Bstow upon the poor who r 2 b found in
every 5 of our village.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

"DowS EAST is crazy with joy at the
election of Speaker BANKS. The citizens
of Wal.ham, his native town, fred 100
guns in honor Of his election. The an
nouncement was made in Waitham on Sat-
urday night by messenger in special
train from Boston. Several dwellings
we're illuminated, and congratulatcry
speeches made. Mrs. BANKS was called
upon, and found in attendance at the sick
bed of her mother A salute of l03 guns
vas fred at Bangor, Boston, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The bill to incorporate the Lewlsburg
Gas Company has become Law.
Mr.. Sellers presented remonstrance Of
citizens of Lewisburg, and one from oflic-
ers and students of Lewisburg University,
against the repeal Of the restraining law.
Mr. Strouse presented petitions from New
Berlin and Snyder county in favor of its
repeal.
A bill is progressing, TO extend the time
for completing the Lewisburg, Center, &
Spruce Creek Railway.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
SARAH BOOP, \ In the Court of Common
by her next friend Pleas OF Cnioa county,
John NJ. Baum, No. s, Feb. L. 1896.
vs. P!urus subpoena in Di-
JOHN BOOP. vorce.
NOU are hereby notified that by virtue of
the above stated writ, you are required
TO be and appear at Court OF Common Pleas
to be held in and for the county of Union, at
Lewisburg, on MoNpAr, the 18th day of Feb
ruary next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, to answer the
complaint of Libel Of said Plaintiff.
DANIEL D. GULDIN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, Dec. Q, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

r-E~The factions who "fused" so long
to prevent the election Of Banks, cost the
USTressury no, far from $500, 900. All
this, to crush out Freedom" which had
clearly expressed her dstesta.ion Of the
Nebrlsha ab1miuatiyl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
TUESDAY, Feb. 5.

ny-The Election of Speaker BANKS is
hailed with joy in this region, by nearly
if not quite every person we have heard
allude to il 1t is the first time in very
many years the North ha. stood up to a
fair contest, without any sneaking compro-
misses or cowardly fears of the - Union"
and adhered TO what she deemed RIGHT
The Administration are the worst
whipped of any party. After their infex
ible platform of virgin Democracy, aud
repeated avowal that they would never
"fuse' with Know Nothings or Republi-
cans, they at last dropped all their candi-
dates, cast aside their own platform, and
" fused" with the most violent Know
Notbings 10 elect man independent of
all parties, but satisfactory to the Southern
Know Nothings-and after all these sac
rifces, were defeated
On our first page will be found the vote
for Speaker, Mr.. Banks reply to the in
quisitorial catechists (who got more than
they wanted), and other matters relating
TO the Offices of Speaker and President.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

"kANsAS IS FREE" was an exclama-
tion we heard upon the announcement
that Banks was elected That the North
has a /" backbone" is indeed good evidence !;
the firm course Of most of our Members
commanded the respect, and in the end
the admiration, of the most naughty Sou
therners, who behaved all along much
better than the so-caled Democracy and
a few factionists from the North. The
North has HI members, and the South
90, leaving 81 majority for the North,
with which they can admit Reeder or
Whitfield as they choose.
In the Electoral College, the North has
176 votes, and the South 120-56 major
ity for the North. She has chosen Lib
orty-loviDg Speaker, and may have Lib
erty-loving President if she will
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

Ui,ion County, ss--I. Henry SoIomon,Trea-
surer Of Union and Snyder counties for 1853.
do hereby submit the foregoing account of the
Military Fund of sand Union county, As correct
and true. Given under my hand at the Trea-
surer's Office in the Borough of iewiSburs the
tenth day of January. AID. 1870.
HENRY SOLOMON. TREAsCHER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Statement of the Fund.

Henry Solomon, Esq, Treasurer. in account nth
the Military Fund Of Union County for 1858,
Dr.
1856, Jan l. Amt of military fines uncollcctcd
for 1854 and previous years $3.50 81
To amt of said fines assessed for 90,
as per bool; in which said fines are
entered by the County CommIs'rs 965 90
To amt entered among other taxes in
Com'rs' Office and afterwards paid so
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
STATEMENT

0F the Military Fund of Union county
" for the year ISj5-lIenry solomon. Trea-
The following table shows the amount Of
Militia Fines assessed in each District for
the year 1888, the amount received, Com
missions, Exouerations, and balance due: