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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

LIVER LANDED IN TIE CITY. Doing business
IL entirely upon taeGAsh SYSTEM, expect TO sell
t,ooAs as cheap ~ any other house III h eekuk.
LIVESTOCK hug ia he Dry Goods line
Muslin, beaeneal and unhiracaed drills, ca cDs d,
lanes baregts, lawns velyets, swsses. jackoietts
ikss Every variety apd alistyies Of Ladies dress
goods, Also ,edging. nseftipns gloves nitts hosiery
cullars uudarscnNas. c.raisettes m hbuns boupets
hats, hass, &c. A arse and Well elected stock OF
Ladies sh,es AMI ssaiItrs. Alse,a good assortment
II fa-stm res, biat ard Glue Cloth, noeskin sum
IA Gsofh, ae larg. lot III Satnloer Nes.ings
sueh a. Asrsetiles, silks, etc.
Hats aad Caps, Boots etd Shoes Of all kinds for
i.ntioincu swear. traTats,stoaks, gloves etc. and
many 9th artttIestoo numerous ~ mention all Of
winch Will De sold al yers low prices for cash. My
Goods are new. Come aud examine FIR yourselves
No trouble t. show tol i and Pgices.
heakuk, Juue is-dah
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Curtain Danasks and window FIX
Foh aESrREnEN.

fJk aESER4E nES.
EhAE, heavy and fancy bieacaed linen drills aud
L da3ks.
u 3"es, Oh AZ aui bay linea coatings.
Nntta, u Z aai Ell s5s Il lsssilles ,estings
1ai a t'tA hGeut lawn aad slag guam crayatE.
i.lse taseai aal gaa4e Gaelln0 aadersAlrts and
dEassrs.
saa.e tarsai, linen aud Cotton half hose IN great
vaFiefy # 4aAata6 aal 6uv 4ssor, maut Of gloves
IN ktt, iste thread ani cotton, plain and cheek 3D. Al
Ia Alll FusIEll'N.
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COM ABLE, GEO. II. SMYrH, ~ IoSNABLE
sONNABiE, >NSTH 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0GEKS,
DE AIERS IN TENNESSEE IRON

W itOLEEAift tkOlEkS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
ASp TpRw ARDEGs Ann COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 Il oS
l.eyce opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have aow GA hani full and complete stock for
fall trade. To which he attention Of purchasers IS
solicited. laug %.
MAfGuES Ar sole gents FOR piereoe eeiebrs-
vi t,l natche.. CITY trade supplied by the guam
tity, st factory prize large supply now hand
| by CoASABLE, sMlTH AGO.
aug y
| SINlisIEs-,,0 HSl.. koofng Pitch, 500 Rolls
- d.. Papers, sosh plain ana saturated 90 Bales
| Vakuin. - kegs cut and wrought spikes. For sal,
aus2l
SEAALESs SACKS 5000 large bushsi ct
- sup rior quality. Just received direct from the
manufactures. t9r sale by
aug tpSNABLE, SMYTH co.
DLasIhR PARIS AND CEMENT,--25 6bls
l. Plaster Paris, ] W hDls. Cement. For sale by
aug25 IpNNABLE, SMITH AGO.
DOW DER poWDEk!!-loo Kegs Ride Pow
der. 900 kegs mintag powder, 10 cases IN CAMS
sef powder 10 cases 70 powder. Now in our
| nagaEu atd for sale by
saug - toNNABLB, SMiTH 4 co.
l\NTINp0W. GLAsS.-soU boxes various sizes,
w Iamblers, jas, ia k Sc. For sale by
! aus 3 taNNABLE SMiTH 4 CO.
INEN NESsEf. Iron ANDBLACksMITH TOOLS
| l de.--3uO tons assorted Bar Iron, 200 slabs
piaw steel. tons square and 0ctagon Cast Steel,
| ton ~prlne steel, tons Herman steel, ! ton
American and En,,h Blister Steel. A large va.
| ficty oi Blacksmith tools for sale low, to Mer.
chants II mith's, BY
| aug q GoNNABLE, SMYTlI 4 co.
/ No1ltE.--W ii bc said to pay charges if moi ca
| y eli ipr within thr;y days 2 Planning Machines
and k,x Machines, Received per steamer .'sau
Young september iaih 1855, in the name Of vii
-sJu rass.
aug 3 >CaNNABLE, SMITH a co.
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BY g.. W. Lar I'd on,
ATE of Buffalo, y. r., is prepared
- to do nil kinds " light and heavy
work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
Mills, Engines, Iiouse ork dc, Screw
cut TO order from 10 IT inches. Having long cx.
perence and ample materials, respectfully solcits
orders.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Grahsm.
ksokuk. Nov. ~ DIV
NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS.
NEALED proposals will b. received at the once
~ of the City Engineer until 5 o'clock P. Y. Ut
Monday Sept 9th, A. D. so for the grading Of
the Alley In Block No. o., Al at came time for
grading OF Alley In block No. 100.
Spcci hcations can be seen at the once.
Il. HUTCHINSON, City Engineer
kaokuk, Town, sept, 20. 1886. IDIOT
New hooks.
LOW to detect counterfeit bank notss, an uner-
4 1 ring guide by which any person can detect
counterfeit and spurious bank bills II every de-
scription, by George peyton, Banker. For sals 1t
ths LITERARY DEPOT,
ssplId johnson Street.
i AIDES ALBu Ms.-Thc fnes tstock tha, could
- be had in New York can be seen At the City
Bookstore They make elegant Gift BOOK
Call at (sept5l 0tiDEN'S.
(VOLTo' KEyOLvERs.--RiAes and double bar
~ relied Shot Uuns can b. found 1t the Troy Hard
ware store, 25o, Main street, Union block.
ssp2o HITCHCOCK, MOTT, AGO.
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rAMp FIRES Of the Red Men, OF A Hundred
~ lears Ago; By ]. K. Qrlon. For sale by
sugse CAVE BAILEY.
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those Mie "'su - onanent their grounds with sinai
trees which Will commence bearing acsecond year
after planting.
Also Fancy shrubherv Eyergreens Roses Ac
n. u. We .xpeei 70 be able To supply any guam
Wy OF sweet ~ ato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
for gardening
uriersreeeIyed a. ear grounds, three-fourths of .
mile vest ~ sitg units, on the Bluff Ferry road
to the Dcs Moinas. or BY mail, addressed to
keokuk. March - ia. HUBBELL 4 HILTON.
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Enameled Preserve kestlss ana
sauce Pane.
RRIaHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
l. Pans, Gullendsrs skiamers Dippers, Wash
Basins, Ladies', Forks. spoons. Cups and Selves ;
Brass Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware Japaned Cham
Der and Water Pals foot Baths Trunks, Cans,
ana variety of other articles on sale st I59 Main
Street, Union Block.
aug2s HITCHCOCK MOTT A CO.
kNANcf enamelled Chamber Sets, consisting of
4 water pals. chamber pals and foot bath Paint
cd water pals foot bath and chamber pals in sctts
or single, also variety Of House furnishing goods
In silver plated, britannia, japaned, white metal.
and common wares, for sale Mt the Troy Hardware
Store, hignof the Mortise Lock. $50, Main st.,
Union Block. HITCHCOCK. MOTT T. 60.
WTANTED--A House aud Lot or vacant lot In
" exchange for TRY goods. Address kEOKUK
through the PoUo1es. tsspt2-d
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test Of two years, and has
not its equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley f; and to
the +" Golden Harp" b@-
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is extensive -
Some entirely new pat:
terms, one Of which, the
i" Young America, = =
splendid par.or stove, re-
Gently patented, will be
found superior To any in
vention of the age for ra-
|diating heat. They have
on sale at their store in
kSt. Louis, from which
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~ Ate NILS
n. w. JONES

WATCHED
n. w. JONES.
Deale r IN Clocks, watches a Ie~elvv
on SECOND kTkExr,
inert door to {. Parsons Bsnking House,
kEokUK, .................. IOWA.
'I'hL subscriber has just received u large -
i and beautiful stock VI Cola aud silver
Matches, Gold Jewelry, Ac., comprising ia. 49,
latest siyies Of Ladies Br.sst Pins Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cun Pins, Gold Guard and
Dob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver ThImbies Gold
oi,des, snaps, studs, Gold Pens With or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WArrH RrrAikiso.
The subscriber being = practical watehnaksr.
fess competent 10 repair the most Iii bcuit and deli.
cate work that may be entruste ed to his care
All work warranted TO give sa,isfactien.
eonEkcf ltsx.
The public may RESI- assured lst the correo; time
is, and always will be kept ty
Nov. -, Iab3,--dY Nv JONES
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Lumber LUMBER!

1--WE subscriber hasbonght the. Fast Saw MINI
twn mites above the city and is prepared 10
furnish all kinds OF lumber Except Pincl at the
notice at fon 81 Is to ~ so per 100 feet
aeei2dAwn HAWKINS TAYLOR. !.
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1INkof BELlS.-Beils from the celebrated TsoY
L FOUNDRY, WAkkENlED superior in quality
OF tone. pfolongation Of sound. aud durability, to
any made ~ this country or Europe, Sample bolls
may b. seen atour store. Any size furnished to or
der ON short n0tice. For sais rs
TlLLINuuASr, LANE BUEL,
augi3 l2s Main N
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I 49, ~ y \ ~ fe-in Kegs and half bbis Bel
~ eaers Sugar House Syrup. in keus ana hsif
b6ls. kaisins in b1xes, half boxes and ouartw,
neYssd HAMiLL EALSTbN
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The suhscrib, rs, proprie :
tors II the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis. beg
leave 30 Inform stove
Dealers in Iowa hat they
have es gabllshed a brauehl
of their house in heokuk, >
where they Will keepcon-
SANITY on hand a large
and well-as.orted stock
Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
Lewsburg Chronicle & West Branch Farmcr-Dec 49, 1856.

sTAt the first quarterly meeting
of the Lewisburg Republican Associ,
alton, 10th Dec. 1856, it was
Resolved, That committee of five
be appointed to draft a Petition ask,
ing Congress at its present session to
admit Kansas as Free State. Com
mittee-Messrs. Worden, Eli Slifer,
Pennington, Bliss and Griggs Marsh.
A report from the committee On
regulations for the reading room, was
presented and adopted.
By request, Samuel Weirick Esq.
made some appropriate remarks, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Worden, VINO moved
the following resolution 4:
Resolved, That we recommend to
our friends in this and surrounding
counties, this winter, to form Associ-
ations for the dissemination of infor-
nation, that every portion of our
country may be prepared for the CO.
ming and inevitable contests between
Slavery and Freedom.
After remarks by the mover, Mess.
Slifer, Weirick, and Palmer, the res
olution was adopted, and the meeting
adjourned. JOHN BARNES,
See. pro TEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
7 OF Inc LeWisDusS OhIUflIc-e'
ReceptfOn Day.

MEssRs. EDITORS We read in your
paper of last week notice that Re.
ception" would be held in our " Lewisburg
Academy" on Wednesday of this week.
In attendance we found parents and friends,
young and old quite a considerable num-
Der Of our families represented by the
presence Of one or more of their members.
The exercises consisted of Recitations,
Compositions and Declarations. The pu-
pills who study Latin aud Greek with Mr..
Randolph recited readiness and accuracy !;
and the proficiency Of the class in Geom-
etry gave evidence of pans taking and
success.
The girls [for we do like that dear, IA
miliar word, "girls, y recited we'll in Nat
ular Philosophy and in the Elements of
Mental Science. A "Guest" was there,
formerly pupil, who contributed to the
interest of the occasion with well-written
Essay. The Valedictory vas composed
and delivered in an earnest and mauly
spirit. May the Lord guide and prosper
the young man who pronounced il, The
Bible is textbook in this Academy, and
the Essays, on Reception Day, showed that
those who wrote them had read the truths
of tina. Holy Book.
1t is hopeful indication for US, Messrs.
Editors, that intelligent and evangelical
families, without distinction of religious
denomination or political party, continue
in an unshakcn determination to uphold
an Institution connected with the energy,
impar;ialitJ, kindness aud religious prin-
ciple which characterize the management
Of the Lowisburg Academy. We rejoice
with Mr.. Randolph at the success with
which lie has been favored in his good
work, and we wish him and his scholars
the highest prosperity. A PARENT.
Lewisburc, Dec. Is, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
Freedom for Kansas!

With all parties at the North, dur
ing the late Presidential canvass, the
battle-cry was FREEDOM FOR KANSAS!
and there were many thousands in the
South who sympathized with the sen
timent. The election having passed,
all who REALLY desire TO secure
that fair land from the great evil,
should still labor for that end. AS q
direct, PRACTICAL effort, it is thought
Petitions to Congress may be as cffec-
tual as any other means Of arousing
and concentrating public sentiment,
and if undertaken with energy and
spirit may be successful. The form
Of Petition below, while urging the
reasons for the prayer, seeks to avoid
all controverted points, so that none
need object to signing on account of
any difference of opinion on some
minor Issue in the question.
Republicans. Democrats W higs
Americans ALL, EE,who
truly and honestly and earnestly seek
the freedom Of Kansas, PETITION
for it! Circulate tire following Cor
bettcr) form, among your neishbors
and fricnds-sends the names to Con
gress by Thousands-and they must
hear. and may answer favorably.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

COURT.-The commission Of JNo
n. SIMoSToN as Associate Judge was
read at the opening of Court, and he
took his seat.
The commissions of SAMUEL RoUSH,
Prothonotary, were also read.
JAMES 3. HAMLIN, ENq. was sworn
in as District Attorney.
Thomas Cornelius was appointed
Foreman of the Grand Jury, which
found little business before it,and was
discharged on Tuesday. They visited
the Court House, and appeared to be
pleased with it.
The first Jury Trials were the two
of Commonwealth vs.. David B. Kauf
man. Verdicts-Not Guilty.
kremer VS.. Brien-Jury find $40
for Plfi.
Com'th vs.. D. & s. Wcidensaul-
Jury out.
Com'th vs.. Frederick Worman-
Jury out.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

Nessrs. Eiitors-Iu a recent humber
of your paper, appears an elaborate eulogy
upon the Germans Of Pennsylvania, by a
preacher, formerly an ardent partiz7n
editor, and bimself one Of the class upon
whom he bestows such extravagant praise
with such liberal hand. l say nothing Of
the modesty or of the impartiality of the
performance, but would say that he must
be man not "to the manor born" and
of world wide observation, who may hope
to separate aud characterize the merits of
the descendants of the first settlers Of our
State. The Quakers, the Scotch Irish the
Welcb, the SSedes, and natives Of New
and Old England, laid the foundations for
Pennsylvania greatness, before the Ger
man element became felt, although their
superiority in numbers only has since
given them preponderating influence in
several counties.
Pennsylvanians removing from out the
State, aud mingling with emigrants from
other States, exercise a greater relative
influence, in Church and State, than they
did before such removal.
In truth, l see no propriety whatever in
the vas, superiority necessarily taught by
Rev Mr. Hutter's article. Any men who
travel in the Free States, can find quite
as prosperous, honest, and home-loring
communities, as the German.
| may add without offence, that the pic
ture of the exclusive devotion of our Ger
man population to rural pursuits, eau not
be recognized by nine-tenths of them. 1t
may well apply to the Menuouites, the
Amish, the Dunkards, and several other
small sects, whose purity of life, entire
attention to farming, aud kindly charities
to each other, are known and acknowled-
ged. Blu. take the Lutherans, the Re-
formed, and the Church Of Pennsylvania,
and ask any one to say whether in pro-
portion to numbers they are more devoted
to farming than the Scotch Irish or other
early settlers. Look at our mechanics,
merchants, professional men, money loan.
ers-look at our paupers aud criminals
our holders of office and seekers of Office
look at our lists of state defaulters and Of
failing Bank ofiicers-look over the long
lists, in the Acts of Assembly, of persons
desiring special legislation-and then say
if Rev. Mr. lIutter's portrai; is faithful to
the original. Shakespeare think it is
who says 'c"mfaris"ns are odious; they
ore especially so wien erroneous, even if
not inridious. CELT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
~ Administration on the Estate of WIN.
WILSON, Jr., late Of Kelly township, I'm
ion county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned in due form of law: Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate, are hereby requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having just
claims against the same are also requested TO
present them properly authenticated for settle
meni.
HUGH P. SHELLER, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Nov. |, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
NOTICE,

T meeting Of the Board of Managers
n of the Union County Mutual Fire lnsu-
rance Company, held at the office of said
Company, in the Borough of Lewisburg, on
the lst day of October inst, the following res
olutIon was unanimously adopted:
Resoiped, That an assessment of twenty-five
per cent. on the premium notes be made, to
meet the losses sustained by this Company
and due the devisees of ]. II. App & CO., Eli
as Hoy and others.
Published by order of the Beard of Direc-
tors. ]. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
October l. lS56Wi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
II Counties

These do not embrace one third of the
State, yet the number il alie sdy greater
than the Democratic majority at either
the Oct or Nov election.
In addition to the leyal naturalization
papers issued, it has been proved that in
Philadelphia fraudulent papers were sent
out from the Democratic Prothonoiary' S
Office, and hundreds if not thousands Of
illegal votes were received at Democratic
precincts in that city. The evidence is
accumulating that Buchanan is successful
by alien and false voters.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

Great are the mysteries Of Ocean Post.
age. 1t costs more now to send an ounce
of paper to Europe than it does barrel of
-four. A man may have a state.room !;
eat, drink, sleep and lounge all over the
SLIP, and yet q qaiet mailbag, that has
stood all the time in dark corner, is
charged seven times as much passage mo.
pey as lie is.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

Issue List, Dec. Term, 1886.
Danvilie Bank VS. Jno Lawrence & Chs Stees
George Schnable VS. Catherine E Bowes
Matthias Wilson VS. David Herr
John Roebuck VS. A Ono
John Oh Rockefeller VS. Abbot Green's Ex'rs
LIB Christ for w Cameron VS. Geo A Frlck
A w Cfeamer VS. Abraham Brien
John Datesman VS. John ii Vartz with not
James J. Quinn VS. Wm Heart Ell al
Sarah Ann Polk VS. James L Quinn
Becker II Weller VS. Chas Stees
Chas Fox ct al rs Adam Ranck
NJ King for DaieSmans VS. Hy Dietienderfer
Samuel Henderson vs. Charles Cronralh
Co of Union for L b Christ VS. A Winesardner
Henry w Snyder VS. Saml Ewing
Com sug. NJ Chamberlin VS. Hoffman & High
Marks We'll &c vs. Jacob Hartman ct al
julius We'll &c VS. same
VIM G Herrold VS. Smith b Thompson
Benz Feuer VS. Saml Bause and wife
Chas Cook VS. Thos Penny
John Sedan vs. Henry Charles
David Herr Us w II White with notice to g
Sprout, Burrows u Co VS. Nj \ Stock ct al
same VS. same
Mary Jane Flint &c US Charles ID Kline
BENJAMIN Fetler VS. Samuel BauSe
William Heinen VS. Jacob M'Curley
Lafayette Albright VS. Jonn DdltSman
Mon,elius & Youngir VS. Sitter & Hnn'zinger
Hunsecker for Church vs. Joseph ID. Forrey
same VS. same
Neff for Hurst IS Richard Dousherty
Christian DerSham VS. Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Laycock VS. William Moore
Daniel Rangler jr VS. George Housel ct al
John Wenzei vs. Jackson Mclaughlin
John VI Benfer vs. David Splitter with notice
NJ Sbripar & II Shrinpr uIih N a
Ann Giuier VS. Daniel Williams
Samuel Baker Us John Daesman
Elizabeth Vartz US David Grove
Bank of Danvile VS. Lorenzo p Tead
Thomas Sutton's hdmrs Us Lynda1
Mary A Davis VS. William Davis
D II Rissel VS. Jno kimple's Admrs
George Wehr VS. George fauSt
Daniel Raneler US Bas,ian Telfel, with no
Bank OF UanvilIe VS. Chas II Shrlner
VIM Ritter IS Charles Dreisbach
W T Linn US B Mari
Daniel Williams VS. Kaufman q Reber
Hv Walker VS. Thos Walker & Wm Walker
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
YOk PRESIDENT:
JOHNC.FREMONT
OF CALIFORNIA
VIM. l.. DAYTON
~With pext weeks paper-No.
6fi3-will close the NINTH year of
OF NEW JERSEY

~With next weeks paper-No.
663-will close the NINTH year of
the CHRONICLE under the present 90
Proprietor, and the I'd of the existing
Firm. 1t also closes year paid for
by many. In accordance with our
rulc-which we find more and more
approved, as it is tricd-we shall not
send the paper abroad on credit to
any one, unless we know it desired
and secured. Prompt payments in
advance. is the printers golden rule.
We think we have as fair lot of
paying patrons as any other printer {;
and yet, on looking over our books,
we find enough due us from response
lie men to pay all our debts-a mat
ter of interest to others as well as
ourselves, for all like TO see "a good
joke go round" The New Year is a
proper and convenient time for the
settlement of all accounts, and while
about it. don't forget that little bill
of the Printers!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

A New Yorker, who fred a revolver in
u street in London, was let of with light
fine on the ground that it was a common
practice in the United States, where no.
body thought anything of it. The Lord
Mayor said it Was very surprising state
OF society, but he was not prepared to
dispute the fact.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
UNIVERSITY AT LEyyISBUaG.

NOTiCE.-Subscriber 10 the Building
~ Fund are respectfully informed that the
First lnstalment on their subscriptions is now
due and payable. J. A. MERTZ. ESQ, is
appointed Collector, and authorized 10 receive
and receipt for the same. a. X. BELL,
General Agent and Treasurer
Lewisburg Oct. !, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
GRAND JuRoR5-DEC. TERM.

GRAND JURORS-DEC. TERM.
Nsu BsrGn-John II Benfer. Cha's Antes
East BufIIoe-David Ream, Benz. Vinegar
den. James Bjehl
I.L/7i.,Buyq-tVm Young
BdFaGe-Thcm-s Cornelius
HWtieg-Hy b Charles, Jacob Katherman
-Rcmegiuus Tucker
Vest BvGaioe-Jno G. Watson, Abel G. Jones,
WIN Spots. Daniel Pontius. Peter Pontius.
K,Hy-Wm Nage. Peter Guyer, d Kaufman,
John Hnely
LsUis5urg-Franklin Spyker. Isaac Wagner
Limesiope-Emanuel Walter
White Deer-Cha'S Cronrath
Jackson-Henry Mourer
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lewi,burg-Danl ShalIrr, Jona. Wolfe, Chs
Hess, Jas CriSwell, iona. Ncsbr, JAS
HAYES, Peter Beaver. Wm Frick. Theo. S
Christ John Brown, Michael Fichthorn
Hunter Pardoe. Saml Sliier, Levi Sterner
VIM C Painter
Wesf BuGatoe-John Hayes, Levi Kaup, Levi
Miller
Limestone-Wm G. Barber, Dav. " Pellman,
Cornelius Pellman
heiiy--Ierome ID Datesmau, Peter Newman,
Levi Gsmber'ing. VIM Z Dougal
BgGaIpe-David Heiser, Jacob Kaufman. John
MiniuIn. Martin DrieSbach, Daniel Moore,
David Henning. Wm Walker, John Shade.
Nsu BerEn-NichaeI Kieckner. Danl Lemon.
MRiHJurg-Tbos Cronemiiler, John Detwei-
Ter, Emanuel Yearick
Hrihy-Jos d Furray. Jac.Fees, Danl Holler.
Union-John Phillips, Jacob Slear
White Derr-Aaron Smith, Saml Marshall
East B9GIios-Jacob Brown, Samuel L Noll,
John G. Brown