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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03
GRANT r. PECK.

nEALERS in all descriptions of Threshing
DMachines, Rcapers, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn-Shellers, Straw Cutters, Horse
Rakes, Plows, Cultivators, Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons, Open, and Top Buggies, and Agri.
cultural Implements generally
Warehouse, upper end of Main Street,
McGREGoR, Iowa.
0J Particular attention given to Consign-
ments,
RoBLEI GRANT, JOHN Il. PECK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
HcWisbur0 #arket.
NJ ARR ED.

In I. " shurc the morning Of the 2yh ul', br Rev.
Isaac t,rcr FRANK J. GREEN OF Belleiontc, aud Miss
SARAH TLtNtNrl daughter If James Harris, OF Il e
fa.- rIac. For their extraordinary kindness the
trinf.r sincerely wish the all the blessings that
earth can inpar May they live {" b. old Nrthu-
,san and may each succeeding Day have JOY in
stora irr them! -: ~
IN Irvi,hurr. .-th ult, hv Rev i bausman- JOSEPH
EA>-LER OF Slnbury aud Miss CAROLINE STEINER Of
T.vi-fur.-
uIcwlstur- Ly Rev 4 Aims. At CYN's Hotel, q
rIt III SNYDER and Miss MARC AEEt HR lUSE, both
of N1rihumb bsriind county. And the :: III nit PHILIP
PETERS aud Miss MARTHA ". BREWER. Of LcwisIur-.
In West EuiTilOo. 18th rt. by Rev. =. tIeiss JOHN
HARRIS u White Deer and vi HEBECCk daughter Of
Joll Ecitautach IT Wast euftloe.
Hy R.r J q AH,pach. On the lst nit. JEREMIAH
HrHLER # East BuiT,or and Miss MARIA : fEAU O.
Sr,.Ier county on the 2Ist. BENEyIiL# iDER and
Niss HENRIETTA VI. kIEFFER toth Of White beer
nIsa THOMAS FRANK Of Center ca. and Miss SUSANNA
daushtcr Of Jacob Katherman OF Hsrtry.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
important from Kansas!
H5 Le5lSidtHr5 huI JuILS'
lFCnNpTOy. Dec. Il. 1857


The Territorial Legislature has closed
Il c work of the special session. They
repealed the law authorizing the Couvcn-
ton that framed the !ccompton Constitr-
ton; vetoed by Sianton-passed over his
veto. They passed the Militia law vetoed
by Stauton-gasscd over his veto. They
elected effects under it. They provided
for submitting the l. compton Constitution
to fair vote of the people on the lth Of
January, approved by Stanton. They
passed law to Tunish election frauds !;
approved 10y Stanton. They pissed joint
resolution protesting against the Lecomp-
n Constitution, setting frth the facts in
connection with it, aud, as the representa-
tivcs and Governor or the Territory, de-
laaudcd that Congress shall not admit
Kansas a. State under il; signed by
Stanton They proposed concurrent
resolution, rca;frmiug the Topeka Consti-
tuition, declaring it t. be the organic law
for the future State, chosen as such by a
majority Of the people, and demanding
admission under it State of the Union.
This was placed in the shape of concur
r,ut resolution, to relieve Stanton from
tie necessity Of signinsit. Hoth Of these
SETS cr resolutions are to he sent by the
Speaker of the House and President of the
Council to the President and each presi-
ding officer Of Congress.
The Legislature rejected the bill for
clecting delegates to 4 Constitutional Con
venion. They neglected or refused to
take any steps for submitting the Topeka
Constitution together with the Leco:npton
Constitution. They rejected the bill pro-
viliug for elccting officers in case of the
acceI t.ncc Of said Constitution by Con
grcss.
Such is the sum and substance Of the,
llbors They would have done much moro
h"t 6 .L.:- ,l~I - 60 ''.."'o.. 1'iiu pcV-
pie will be much di,sl'j,frd with their
action. They have done some good things
however.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

rsA-" Hho is Mis Dencer, new Governor
of KansasT' returned Californian says
he was a MissoIrian who in California
stuffed ballot boxes for John Bigler-sh,
Hon. Elward Gilbert in Il duel-was the
colleagre in Congress Of Herbert, the Irish
murlercr-a when California &c. too
no. for him, was taken under Euchauau 5
wing, and is now the Slave Powers sieth
choice as THE man TO "subdue kansls =
4 fit man for the base work,we have little
hone of his conversion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
$40 REWARD I.

NNTHERElS. there is now IN the hands
w (a> an tntorme,D OF l. &. R'a.and 4
single bill purpor,ing to be signed TO Luther
Rank by me, which pronounce - b" false
paper. Thr above reward viii b. pad +" any
person who viii furnj~a me with evidence
sufficient 10 convict in a criminal court the
person or persons who brought said single b ]
into existence, aud hereby warn all persons
against purchasing said false note.
JOHN ROLAND.
Lewi>hsrr. Dec. %. ls51
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 the Stockholders oi The
Lewi>burS. Cenier s. Spruce Creek Rail
Road Cnmpany. that an Election ~i.l be held
at the public house of WIN. l.. Mnsser, Ia
Mllheln GA Monday the lth day OF January
next for the purpose OF elect!ns one Pre,ideH'
and twelve Directors 10 manage the ai'I.Fs 1i
sand Company tor the ensuing year
By order OF the B,art;
Jas. p. COBURN. Sec
Dec. 22. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

NTOrICL $ hereby given, that Letters Tcs-
\ tamrutary on the last viii ani t.>ta'H"n;
Of SlNDN HARTMAN. late ot Lrv.s
township, Union county, deceased, have been
g-aured To the un 'cr,iguej, by The Register ui
Union county, IN due form Of law therefore
ali persons knowing themselves indebted %
said estate are requested 10 make immed a;e
payment, and those having just claims against
the same are also reque> ted to present them
properly AUTHENTICATED for settlement.
REUBEN HARTMAN,/ EXacu-
JOHN SWARTZ, SIorS.
Mi'hcir, Center Go, Dec. 30, 1854 pt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

AN "INTEREsTIyG SPECTACLE The
Democracy in the City Hall Park, New
York rejoicing over victory BY cousum-
ing a generous quantity Of powder at fifty
cents pound, and having for sPeciotors
\ crowd Of surfing people .m'h'og seg'ts'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

4 FrER years of experimenting. J. H.
y Richards has a, last attained the end OF
elegantly polishing, and at tho same time '''-
ING a nl sof.ering the ieafisr at the sGr's time.
All who "go IN" for a splendid aruole. vii
uss Richards New Compound so!t by
Chris, Il Caldwell, c. W. Schafae. Alex. An.
mons. =. Harsh. g ,odman & Chambefilo' J
& I Walls INf addin ar' cthers IN lsr',H
80 ,."cl' J 4 RICHAEns. P.rp'f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
Sec Advt in another column.

EARTHQUAKE IN NIRGINIA.-A sli ght
shock Of an earthquake was felt in Lew
isburg, Greenbrier Co, Va, about 10 o.
clock on Thursday night, the 10Th. The
same moment very large landslide tool;
place on the Greenbrier River, near Ed
gar's mill. The Chronicle says that the
whole end of mountain gave way and
was precipitatcd into the valley and river
below.
James L. Orr, the new Speaker II r. in
Congress, is pretty fair man for South
Caroliuior. lie is 4 son Of cloel; pedlar
and vas therefore rather looked down upon
by the "fus,est families" He was head
Of committee which audited and approved
Col. Fremout's account.
Mr.. Tieman, the rew Mayor of New
York, is dealer in lead and paints by
trade, member of the Dutch Reformed
church, and formerly carried on business
in Pittsburg, Pa.
The washhouse of Gideon Long, near
Cen;crville, Snyder Co, was accidentally
burned, last Wednesday. Loss cop.iie:a
he f.. pocr man ,he9e hard 'ih.s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

pfa-It is now about twenty years since
Rev ELIJAH =. LoVEJoT, Cnngregl.
tional minister, originally from Maine, was
deliberately shot dead, by pro slavery
mob Il. Alton, Illinois, while defending
his printing press, which was thrown into
the river His murderers escaped unpun-
ishcd-such was then the iuf4tuation Of
the public mind under Van Buren's adhe
sion to slavery aLd his wrongs have never
been redressed. The State of Illinois was
altogether then under Pro Slavery intil-
cncc Nom, the Governor and State OH
GERS are Republicans; her Y. S Senators
if not all her Coneressmcn, take ground
against Slavery's Efforts to override all
r aht in schemes for extension More
than all, Owen IovEJoV-a Jrodirr Of he
Martyr to Liberty Of twenty years ago, is
elected Il representative in Congress from
that same Illinois. \ speech from him,
on another page, will be found fIll Of
matter for reflection.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

seA- Congress adjourned on Christmas,
to meet again next Tuesday, when Kansas
and Fillibustcrism will at once become
the prevailing topics. Thinking men are
becoming fcarfully awake to the danger in
which the Slave Power is cunningly nyol-
wing the Nation-Disunion the object, as
Benton long since Prophesied
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

NOTICE

rsvHE uuler,,gus' w.a CONTINUE ne DruF'
Staroaerg. Pant, on, Gas. ard Fa"rt
W.l.c.rr cuisines 70 ,ae old sand Il ChiI.' IL
Caldwell. where he '-.u = happy 10 ,en al
nI.u.t customer, .UI pew
y or. >. .oJ1. 'ALD" ..i-A-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
DISSOLUTION.

FEHE c,?1r:ncr,h.r 10 tie coach-HIas o ?
! aa,.ues, t.Jwecn the uni'r.Isnet ~"S
q IS .-s' ir -ra'uli coL>eL; oH Me 1eIh 4
I4... t.-.. Tha books &c. are ct the ~
LAM. .. >e.t's1a-:. Nm. H. RITTER.
Oct ~. fLAMANUS LIERI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
Bunlloe Township Teachers Institute

,r,o ,,,,.,io, How can we hes, secure the
-cgu,ar attendance of pupil, was taken up
aud discussed by The members.
School Government was then discussed by
N7Ssrs Hayes '9mi'h'rs"eo''''' 'un,7',,''''' .r It"
-tt'er"''n 'es>'0"-' . '',N"'
'u''O" ''A'-''7 ,...,.a o,, ,,a,.a.r..
Misses Nsrv \ Ruly. Priscilla Rudy. Mary
Eta Thompson. Sarah ] MCirlIan--N"'sr,
C'"rad ShrGhlcr hri' IL ms S'',,o
''''' v 80 NJ. Maid, R,L
I'A, Ni'N 'i''''' ''' -''
er, Mrs Amelia IRWIN.
.rt r,i,.. , o.,.-,r.. ,,,s reyr in orier
lN I'''''''" "a
,rLirh resulted rs follows:
"hl'" 'esu'''u a, 'O''I"S ..-...,. up
President, II L Siedman NcCl tltIN- VI
tl,o,h.rs. Treasurer. Miss Kate + Baker.
a.,
The Treasurer account was duul''"'
r.,..,,,.;... ,,... ,hep taken nm and lis
D'clAma''"h was .I''" 'I"',' 'f "','
cuSSrI by NsS>r~. benedict, Hayes, smith,
i1-- t,ls.f,,,cr II..lr,I,rn
r.. ,,,,,.,r,,,,co II. hav,.,, an Cloct'ionary
ChaGI N every Sch1Hl was u1HCuS>t" -
No. ,I..,.,,J IIa-l-entoro
# y7S AGREED .ha, the next mee,in. he al
c.,... .,i. ,e5.
\
N, .,,I;.c,s for Jiscuss;,, at that tin,c viii
ne S"oj''ts ''' ''>' ',,'''' a' '""' ''.'''
bc-Nuc Music, and Us ii story. An eve
I
h!hI session may oc cAfS''S"'
y',.,,;y,r N.>>i,,-Gl n'clrrl, pneupI with
'''t''"'5 ',tSNI'' "! C'''"' 'P'"' "'''
Singing BY the Ladies OF f3rmerS"iiie- Prayer
IN r. ,l'is,r r-.,,. b,I e. S.,.l,n,p ,.,
~ II - -N''''"'' i''''t' - - - ''''''' "
Female f. luc1'inn. Essay hv Miss VI l.
THOMPSON al W. can no, do as we wi,h.we
must do as We can" Essay by Miss h E
Baker: Early Rising" Singing. Address
by the County superintendent. Singing Ad-
Resolution, rendering the thanks Of the
Institute to Messrs, steans and Rudy and. Mrs.
Baker Tor their h'Sp'a.i'y' 10 Miss thompson
a"' Miss DaN.r i'' men essays, anu '''>'' D
- r',- ,,.. f ,t, g., n,,,,.,;.n ~
the IaI,e, mr ,bc,r ,in,iu,. and To the c,,,s.
ems Of Farnersyille for their Attendance
were adopted
Resolved that 6 Allison, 4 d, be an hon
orlry memoeF OF ms Institute.
A'J. ..... Z L HA''H sec
rh-.ojnos Eve ot IrI,rapJ.pt Help
~ ....- -.
'''n' d" o'ei"o"'" "''.''''''' ue0''c''!
pleased with the entertainment furnished
by Nr. Randolph AMI his pupils. The
house was ornamcntcl with cgcrgrcens {:
AMI the Nusic-fr1m tn, platform cxten.
N'"8 a'I''' '''' ''", !, '''' " n'i' '"' P"'P''
was '''7'-,'e' 'A''','",' sou"u'"s Z
.'' IL ,'" ''''o' 10" '"'u II t''''''" Wv"
from ao'Ni' nc ''i.'"'"S cutters '1I'9'
"l'h hu''cJ was tue Program Inc
E,say-Eemcmler the ro,r-Theo Taylor
zoIlyr. and Alice 4 Thornton
JOAN p@.hien .l ''''S'' am
i''1S er1er r." same i A'i'H anu '''''
%gan.nS Tgo -t"rLaay, LHSTy Of 'h% 5y9H''eF' Wilson
VoolaS j @ss afIa[msa Ia"S, "'N''s'F'' L"S'n
i.oa.DF H,lgniioe on L,ushiqs-prs ing s'eFner
schafe
E.,ayyrhc IIari Time sophia r .Krubl,r, Anni, b
collouay- A,hon:,icr aul Jus
I,nesIrir Old Tols. at tIIoraeHra cwunler ,aes,
coaPy|Mrs Qaecr AMI rfl Nr ri A t' horn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

DU VALL's G,Lv,NIc On acts on the system
by mParung 10 the diseased part a natural
current of electricity. by which the restoration
of all the natural functions are produced im-
netiatey and cure at once obtained. TINS
is the great secret which no other medicine in
the world has sot,and hence the great success
this medicine has in curing diseases.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

Te Hss.-This wetn'N Cnn"SIoLr
closes several OF eur Club subscriptions. All
Who desire to continue Uo pay ia Feb. CourD
Will please see that their nl-les are sent in
by Monday next. Those forming new Clubs
also should send in The ngniss by Monday, in
order that We may know how many To print.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

Notwithstanding the "hard times"
and that Lewisburg has heavier local Gas
well as quite as heavy ge''srai) burdens to
bear than any other district in the county,
our indefatigable Collector, KENNEDY, has
settled ALL his State aud County Duplic-
ates. Nothing like perseverance, ,neighbors.
"Go ye and do likewise"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
The Bogus Election.

There Is 4 variety o! conflicting news
about the election on the 2l.t ult, called
ty the Lccompton Convention. Although
annullel BY the Territorial Legislature, it
was protested ty the l. s. au;holiucs-a
new Illustration Of popular sovereignty -
It Lawrence, &c, 10 votes were polIed.
At Shawnee, (Which, we understand, is not
open to settlement, AID the vote therefore
Illegal over 100 votes were returned, and
4 large number at other small pnces-a
large minority Of them being for the ex-
trcmc Save clause, which Mr. buchanan
IS now bound to establish in full at every
hazard with all the power of Government
L"No danger oi.Slavery in Kansas ")
There Is much excitement and disturb
anco Clark, the Eutfian who murdered
Barber, has created a fresh outbreak at
Fort Scott, concerning which contradictory
reports prevail
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
yXy,trs5Ts AT zEyy:snl RI.

--OTICE.-SgJ-c..tr to the Bti.tiIs
fnul ace respectfully nj. rn.sd u At 'h-
The s',ubserip'icns
now tuc sui payable. jA.NEKTZ. Lsq- ia
apral..cG Collector, aad authorized to receive
a ] receipt .or the SAM. Ak. BELL.
Generll Sgeu, and Treasurer.
ui>jrrg, ocL /. 1891
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
T1atsU,

IN Lewis T7, Uaion Co, aith ul., SIMON HARTMAN,
IN his D. yes-.
IN Hartley r. 22d ult. Mrs ASNA Y. HUFFMAN, in
b.. gath wear
In Nelly TT, sth M. ErHtF. aged .tH5s, so =
I3aICl aud Cath 4irs Eieael
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

SSNThe Legislature Of Pennsylvania is
to meet on Tuesday next Gov. Pollock
will deliver his last Annual Message, and
then let Gen. Packer see what he can do
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

PATRIoTic LADIES Twenty Rhode
Island ladies, now residing in Dixon, Hi
nois, have resolved that until every flcto-
ry and calico establishment in their. Ia
tive State is again in successful operation,
they viii ncih.r pu:chas. nor consume
any fabric unless Of American mauuflc-
turc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

rn-Somebody writes US to puff in ad-
vance "Magne:is Lady who proposes
magnetizing the people of L2wisburg out
of some spare change. We opine We have
enough magnetic ladias-young and
old-to absorb any surplus capital now
here, and would net advise any outlay in
this direction.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

cgWe can not rer,in from calm tue att. -tiyu 4
readers IN tls DAYS I,i
"IIair p".toratyu OF rroE o. J. Wool Co. 1t va -
that he has numerous csrtihrate, from person, Of
tn. he~t character, 20 tho merits Of Restorative
Prom positive know 'cds, also enabled -'tv.
that every shat II Processes 10 Lr auJ
DE- not hcate to pronounce It -he tHcnt lreqsratIuG
.,r In" hral! -I I.r E-h La iar devised "
human Ingenuity. We have It arrest threatened
iNjgcs. and to - heal is original pruiusIpn
81 a.i ossy hair: aud Shsn ffa latter bS Jr,u
Irymaturrly ting with Cr,y, have i like mag
t. restore he and health. The dist.u-
-uj>Iicl lroprrty vf this, might truy ay, mrc
.,ratiye that it gives to the person wlo it.
tLr same head OF Hair that they in youth, thus
ing strict compliance with the rules ct the trt AMI
greatest all toilet makers-Naturr. No who has
vii! hesitate 10 with in this testimony
is peculiar merit CuViuEOu TIA r-op!cs Friend.
So!i 10y all good Druggists.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

E<~ News from Utah show that the Nor
mons are still preparing for desperate
deience, and consider themselves indcpcn-
dent. Col. johnson has reached the main
army There aye now . coo men gone a
thousand miles into wilderness to spend
the winter-vhat blunder'
WASHINGTON, Dee 29-For, Bridger
mas been eva-ua.s! api burned by The
MoFmsns
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
Ordinance for Markets,

C'ECTION /. lie II orfHaed by The Burgess
y and EuG Cg4Hci! : IT, B,rpugt # L.u"-
r,5ryg. amt II l., hfrtbg orduHsd b. f.c n'4'ta-
yIig + ;re seH.e, That WEDNESDAY ~-'
SATURDAY mornings ui every week sAa4.
be the Market Times for sald Borough.
when Il may ue Lawful. - Sc. ami buy aI..c.-,
4 produce t,r .am,iy use; ana taar .HfHhLI
STREET. from $-crH2 u E,l!r:t S.rssfs, shall
Re lsrd Tor such saies-wagoHs &c. 10 occupy
tue sides Of the pavemen'S On the north side
OF The street from the first Of October to the
hf>t Of April, and the south side o.. the pave
meut the remainder OF the year.
SscrIoS .. Be- If turtitr ordained, That II
shal! NJ, te lawful tor any person or persons,
eYaer the pcOIucers Of marketing or ,hcir
Immediate agents. as huc;s.e.s q. oth-rTIS-,
10 pedIis or sell IL any street or alley or IN
any part Of he sad Borough. any articles Of
produce for family use, other than al the
times and places specified II lie lrst section
Of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur penalty
Of from One Dollar 10 Five Dollars. TO oe re-
covered before the Burgess or any JuSuce OF
the Peace Of Union county aS like sums are
recovered under the laws Of Pennsylvania.
with costs. in the name Of the ElrgesS and
Town Council Of the 9,rou4h ct Lewi.burg; +;
one half Of sail penalty 10 be paid to the
Overseer Of the Poor oi SAID Borough. and
The otheI half 10 the n:ormer.
Passed q, a meeting ol the CvunSl, Tues
G4y evening, Nov. 3 1887. and ordered 10 Ce
Published. J. SCHREi ER. Burgess
Nv. 6. 1877.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

Ea5-We regret to state that we have no
sparc Chronicles of the three last week 5
Issues
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

ST Louis, Dec. 29.-Dalcs from Leav-
cnwoyth, Kansas, to the 18th inst, give
the vote of that city at the election on the
2lst, as 22S for pro-slavery provision in
the Constitution, and . against IT, Much
excitement prevailed at the polls There
were many Missourians present. Some Of
whom voted, after taking the form of oath
administered, viz: Are you, at this in
slant, an inLa5itaut Of this Territory -
Several Nssou,iIns were arrested, tut
judge Lecomptc issued wr.ts Of habcas
corpus for their re'else. Gen. Calhoun
was burned in cthgy. Ely Moore was
shot in the leg by German. 1t was ru-
mored that acting Governor Denver had
issued an order for the arrest of Lane
1ly-Com Padding, commanding on the
Nicaragua coast, honestly supposing that
the Administration was in earnest, and
thai Walker was to be arrested, did SO, and
took him to New York, whence Walker
proceeded to Washington, and is liberated
on his parole as gentleman of honor
Walker says The Government is on his
side, and there are rumors that Pauldipg's
act will be disapproved, and Walker again
let loose on some technicality, giving sham
bail. The So-th is savage at his capture,
and the poor President does not know what
to do.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Thc news of
the capture of Gen. Walker, on the soil of
Nicaragua, by a United States officer, was
received III this city with general indigna-
ton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

rn-The Minnesota Board Of Election
Canvassers have decided against L
that Sibley (Dcm) has 240 maj. for Gov.
crnor, and the whole Dem. State Ticket,
with three Congressman, are elected Gen
James Shields and Henry ". Rice Dem
are elected L. S. Senators. (Our friend
Galbraith, of the minority Of the Board,
contends that hundreds of Illegal votes
were thrown and counted, without which
the Repubs would have been successfully )
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

Eg-Susquehanna EnclmPmeut, No. GO,
at Lowi-burg, at the second annual cleo.
ton held Dec. Is, 1857, elected the folio
wing officers l. s. Sterner, c. p; i.
Straub, II. p. F. Spykcr, s. W; A. Ri
dabaugh, J. W. Jacob II. Brown, Treas
urer; VIM. F. RELY, Sec'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

nsa-IIcld's Cornct Band paraded our
streets on Christmas day, and their music
to our ears-fuIly cqualeI any "impor-
ted" The boys collected as thick as
around circus. The Band proceeded to
an East Butfalonian for dinncr-our Junior
among them, who reports that he is d" too
full Of matter to to justice to the subject
today-particulars next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

UyLLJNAI-> FILLS AND UINTNLNT-Nor:.ica-
ton may always Ir prevented, ~ n. timely nt
Ilsuyy GiuIucut- eud io-zIv has teen sir,.
% in Of external injury where
u--d dressing. g., haaur pro. "rtIr- TuyrlL
a! all pats oi fHr nuTi., Hui 1t is used IN u IT,
-..t surgical institutions OF Continental Eur0yr, Js
oy reliable and uiSiln specific for wounds, ulcers,
dr.p,caI swclllu-s c,ticrr. tum0rs and truptyr u
The iiTls Tr' tilel bv eminent ncdi
t'onerS the most tcsrioIs remedy for indigestion,
hyrE cumpltiut and disorders Of tic b0wr-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

s-1y-Rcv 3. Blusmau' next Lecture on
the :loly Land viii be in the Presbyterian
house, Sunday. Jan. ), ISjS, at y, Pm.
Presbyterian srn lay school to meet at
PM. on that d4y)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

After paying all expenses, about SIS, 80
were realized, which is to be disbursed in
lour to destitute eases not assisted By the
Borough authorities.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

NorIcG.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the Lewisburg Literary Association
will be held This Evening, at the usual
hour and place.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-02
Gen. Joseph Burns.

We see that the democracy of Knox
county instructed their delegates to sup
port Gen. Burns for re- election to Congress,
and the probability is that he will be re-
nominated and reelected.
We have no desire to meddle in the af-
fairs of our neighbors of the 18th district,
but we must be permitted to say that the
denomination of Gen. Burns would be hailed
with great satisfaction by the Democracy
hereabouts 1t is true he voted to admit
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution,
but in that he was honest, and acted with
a large majority of the members of Con-
gress.-Lecompton is now buried-let it
rest.
The above is taken from the Wayne
County Democrat of July %. We call
attention to the acknowledgment therein
contained, namely, that Gen. BURNS DID
vote TO admit Kanssa under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. BURNS, now denies it,
and some of his friends deny it ALSO
Probably they had better deny that he
ever was in Congress at all.