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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

fNAuTION To THE PUBIJC-LYONS Manifesto
~ whereas countereers ADD imtsors moved by desr.
20 share the profits the Of
powder and pills with the Inventor 81 those articles have go,
variety compounds the same
therefore be known hat the only pOsonlc nablc and
immediate means OF destroying bedbugs roaose plant lice,
ana nOihs les, and other
der and that the Only propagation which be depended
upon for cleaning houses cellars barns warehouse
40 % rats and mice Il Lyons magnetic pills. The certs
this effect OF higher character han ever
before given 20 inventor dscovercr Of
for domestic purposes Lyon has received four
das together with letters from FRINGE Albert
Prus thu President Of the United States and the frst
udc men luEurope anu America lie invites attention u The
same, At his central depot, i2i broadway New York
Il LYON 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
A Mysterious Case.

Quite an excitement is said to exist near
Millersburg, Iowa. in consequence of the
spiritual revelations of boy, who asser:a
that Thomas (whose mysterious disap-,
pearence was noticed about a year ago, }
WA. shot aud then thrown into the well
of one of the persons arrested about that
time on suspicion of being his murderer,
and that his horse was backed down the
we'll alive and the we'll filed up. A large
number of persons congregated about the
we'll on the Sd inst. to dig down and as
certain the truth of the boys story. When
they had dug down about 25 feet. stencil
arose so nauseating that they had to bll up
the well. Itwas their determination, how
ever, to dig from the side of the well. But
the owner swears he will shoot any oAe
who makes any further attempts.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
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.1ET THERE BE LIGHT"
pq w. II. BHRLEIoH.

BG W. II. BHRLKioH'
Night, stern, eternal and alone,
Girded with solemn silence rounu,
Majestic on his starless throne,
Sat brooding o'er the vast profound
And there unbroken darkness lay,
Deeper than that which wells the teome,
While crcling Ages wheeled away
Unnoted mid the voiceless gloom
Then moved upon the wnveless deep
The quickning Spirit OF the LTu,
And brokon was It's pulscIess sleep
Before the Ev erlasting Word
Wiii, tree "a and plant and aowerS sod,
:. sIIn tho beginning, sprang to birth,
obeaient-to ths voice Of God, sfe-y. s-s.s-.-.
Then in his burning track, the Sun
Trod onward to his Joyous Noon,
And In the heavens, one by one, ,,
Clustered the stars around the MOON
In glory bnthed, the radiant Day
Wore like a king his crown Of light
And, 9irdled by tho "Mtlky way"
How queenly looked the star-gemmed NlSh !
Bursting from choirs celestial, rang
TriuInphantIy the notes OF song
The morning stars together sang
In concert with the heavenly throng
And Earth, enraptured, caught IN t9e strain
TIL every mountain top and plain
Flung back an answering echo there
Creator let thy Spirit shine
The dp rkhess Of our souls Wilhlh,
And lead US by thy grace divine
From the forDldueh patHs VI sin
And NAV that Voice which baqe the earth
From Chaos and the realms OF Night,
From doubt and darkness call us iorth
To Gods own liberty and Light
Thus, made partakers ef Thy love,
The baptism OF the Spirit ours,
Our grateful hearts shall rise above,
Renewed in purposes and powers;
And songs of Joy again shall ring
Triumphant through the arch OF Heaven
The glorious songs which angels sing,
Exulting over souls forgivenl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

(NoALPORT SALT COMPANY. Office In Cooper
~ Building Coalport, o. salt for Country tra"
Retail, Thirty Five cents per bushcl-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

&y-A clerk in a grocery in Wheeling
on empting sack OF Rio Coffee, found
two purses, one containing anote ON the
Ro, oil Bank of Brazil for $1,000 and the
other 2 gold pieces about the size OF our
gold 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

RyWhy is a young man hugging his
sweet heart like an epicure who permits
his wine to leak away? Because he is
wasting what he loves. Foolish, amt he?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

GLUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, PomSroy. Sal
~ Twenty-Five ecnts per bushel. Once near the tu
Eaee. &. GRANT, Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

Peach CRo; IN MAR1LAND.-The Xix
ton Democrat says: We understand that
Mr.. Nathaniel Wolf, of Kent county, has
sold the fruit of ole of his orchards on
Sassafras river, for $1,000. to be delivered
on the shore. We also understand that
Mr.. Reybold proprietor of the Caasedy
peach farm. IN Slssafraa Neck, IN ti1'
couDty, expects to realize over S3o'oOo
from II is orchard this season. This would
seem to indicate that there has not been a
total failure of the crop, SO far as Maj ylAn /
| is concerned.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

How TO AVON QrAREELs.-The late
Mr. John Jones. being asked by friend
how he kept from beia : involved in quar-
rels. repIieH. lily letting the angry person
have ;lll the quarrel 20 himself
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
August 6, 8 O'Clock A. N.

Exercises were commenced with read
ing Scriptures, and Prayer by Pres. An
drews.
Tine programme was now carried cut as
follows: Pres. Andrews ectured nifty
minutes on English Grammar, H. f. Mil
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

~ G. WHAI EY, Surgeon Dentist, Hummer'e build
I ,. ng 2ud story, Rutland street, MddlepOrt, - -
Hit operations der.Hting 10 the rrofeou promptly
.rfc,n-d. Ladies waited upon at ticir rssi4"ucs.
SB.d l go --
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

The Supplement to the Liquor Law Of
1886, was passed by both Houses, and
from it we extract the following as the
main features:
Licenses to be granted in Philadelphia
BY the Board Of Appraisers, in Allegheny
county by the Associate Judges and Trea-
surer, and in other counties by the Julg-
es Of the Courts, with qualified discre-
tionary power over the applications.
The minimum price Of licenses with
sales of over $1,000 to be S25, and under
$1,000 to be SIS. In Philadelphia and
Pitisburg, the minimum to be $50. Ho-
tells and taverns to be classified and rated
according to the sales. On sales of Sl0,-
000, the license to be SI00; on sales Of
$4,000, the license to be $3.50; on sales
Of $4,000, the license to be $50; and on
sales of $1,000, the license to be $3.50.
Retail brewers to be rated as eating
houses. Appraisers to be appointed to
examine and detect adultera.ed and drugg.
ed liquors, and the sale Of such liquors
prohibited and punished.
No psblic notice of application to sell
liquors is required, and there is no limit
as to th- nss.ber who may sell
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23


Asa humble individual, desire to
express my thanks TO Mr.. +. BiiImeyer
and Mr.. II. Frck for that publication OF
their opinions as to what constitutes true
Democracy. For one, disselted entirely
from tie laborcd arguments Of the Union
Argus that it was wrong for any Democrat
to disagree with Mr.. Buchanan and his
Cabinet. One would be led 10 think that
the editor deemed them TO be as intalllJie
as the Roman Catholics claim their Pope
and Cardinals to be. But cont believe
that any man, Pope or President, Captain
or private, is infalliblo. And believe it
is not only the privilege but the duty OF
every native as well as every adopted Dem,
ocrat to narrowly scrutinizo all public acts
Of our party or any other and especially
all acts affecting that great question,
Slavery.
But now VIC are told that Kansas must
be forced into the Union, and made a
Slavery State like South Carolina and
Georgia, contrary to the viii Of her people
and to the great doctrine Of popular SOW
rciguty. But two years ago only, we were
told and assured BY Gov. Bigier, Geo. y.
Frick, Col Crotzer, aud Mr.. PUrdy and
others, that there was no possible danger
Of Slavery going into Kansas, and that 1t
was only an elcctioneering trick OF the
/ Opposition. During the Presidential crisis,
we were told by them and other gentlemen
that Mr.. buchanan was an open, fair man,
who would do right, aud see that every
citizen Of Kansas had a right to vote on
their Constitution, and keep Slavery out
/ if they wished to. The advertisement foI
the democratic mass meeting at Miiilinbure
claimed that the " Democracy we're labor
ing for freedom for Kansas But where
is buchanan and Free Kansas now
Alas Slavery is to re forced upon unhap
py Kansas; her people are to have nc
power to vote against Slavery and HIgiel
and Mr.. Crotzer and purly cry out Amen
we will stand by the President
One thing is certain, these men deceived
the people tw0 years ago, and are therefore
corrupt and wicked; or else they were
themselves deceived, and are therefor
unfit ana incompetent leaders Of homes
men. The Opposition told US the inton
ton Of the buchanan party was to make
Slave State at any rate, and at all haz
ards, and it turns out to be true. Bu
whether we shall longer follow sucf
blind leaders of the blind is for ever.
one who loves Liberty and his country
and wants to DO right, to say for himself
Tho.c who have thus misled or deceived
can no longer claim the regard or conf
dcnce Of the people.
A JEFFEEsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

iNNuJ l-iDi ava w. t-'j N'u'' ~ -|
Eorh Chase & North - Chs II SnrIUer
Bauk ,f Danyille vs. LoryUzo + iced
i-fa-. Eu-:'ei - James Nagci
Dayd H-rh-t 8 Daniel E".I'r
David Ha,rtses - Alfred knraSs
Peter uuamcl AMI Nl'c IS DaHl,l R'Hc.'T
; T. server y CO - sun. and Jos " sArln'r
James N smith Is Robert Chambers
r Church & Co IS S.lomon Mayer
Earck 4 Roland rs Lambert EAuck
II Gcycr's Admir-, forJn Rauck vs. AC Il sh
Uarricr jenkins IS Merit cn&ppes e; al
Beck q Rebcr rs iair Zimmerman
same vs. David Zimmerman
Charles Ilarlzcl v STATE Mul Fire &c Comp
David Fisher vs. Jonathan Di'druarri-r
Iurseckrr fur Church v Jos ID I"rr"y
Tho. Church - same
Cua, II Surucr Is Wm Ru'r
SaniI ) 5attuu - Joseph Nci-cl
Yrungman & WalteryS ragaart Furman
ma Meyer Is Fred'k W"rman
Thu- Penny ;, Chas II Cook
Hrp;.-s. S,cuiperr vs. Alfred KHcass
Price ! Patton & Go Is Jacob Merkloy
John Roland IS Stale Mutual las Co
Saml II Orwig IS Saml GuteliuS
T Graham Hutchinson ct al Is Jac Bridge CT al
John Locke - Robert Hllau!s
Us + Cummiug, vs. Chas Il Cronra'h
Comrs In Go for M'Cur.cy Is SgFhrr'S AimS
Philip Pouilus Us James Irwin ct al
Ecigtl * Bro - Eauck {, Roland with not
Bradhcad Y Roberts Is R1uck & Roland
Weller y Ellis rs John L-iser and VIE
John Roland IS Martin d Reed
George Hertz IS Peter Fez-r
I " Herkeu>luck IS VIM Prirr ct nj
Phii,. SccLo,a ct al y DAVID splitter ci III
same Reuben OIit ct al
a E.IDvipil O. nj !pFt y lt..IT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Jury. Adj. Court. April, 1888.

WHITE Deer-Saml Dunkle iona DIe!iendcr.er'
Lewis Rank
Rrfai,s-John Wise, Andrew Ruhl, Dan'el
Rrneler Jr, Daniel Miller, Henry NoIi' Jas
BichI, Henry Hauck, Abraham Young
Tuian-M II Tageari, Henry Gibson
H,rfiey-Wm Halfpuny, Blnsaman' in
Cook, in Ieshcr, in Frederick, ROBERT '
Glover, Josiah Showalter
WHn5urc Andrew GuielIus, John "'N''
Henry Baum
h,Nq-Jamrs s-hieids, Jacob Hafer Jr. James
Pros>, Flavel CluSan :,
West BpFlire-Audrew Foster, Thomas !
HARRISON
NcIr Eerka-John n BenGer, Jacob QaIck
Jlcks5n-Hcnry MowTer
Larisburg-Henry S Neurr, Joseph GIANS
w Schadle, VIM Moore
Lipqesf9as-Iamcs Smith, Robert Chambers.
East BuTlioc-Abraham Wolfe David Smin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
GRAND .JUPOR+Noy Tcrm

bh IN ~ - On bI gN--uUV ItJW.
KeRy-Jas Lawson, Da Henley, Saml Blckel
Danl Kaufman
Nelp BerHn-Chas D RouSh, Jas Harrison
Ls,cis-Jac Broucher, in Oberlin, lac Moore
T. Bu6ab-Jno Gundy, John Schrack
Lc,risjvg-A Ammons,P Beaver "A NJ Lawshe
BYFah-Ias Himmelricht, Jno Hauck
WM,aJurs-Enos Wireman, Daniel Mauck
u Bufai0-Geo Wagner
White Deer-Isaac High, Rob, Candor, Aaron
c High
Limestone-Jac shively. Harfiy-Jno Wilt
TRAVERSE JJRORS.
Blfaio-Thos Black, Adam Young, Robert
Strayhorn, ,Saml Simonton,G ,G " Kelly, Frcdk
Poniius, Adam Sheckler, Emanuel Ponuus,
John Benner. VIM Walker, Aaron Miller
Le'ciy-Jac Spigelmyer, Jac Ruhl, Isaac ReiSh
Limesione-Slmon Burrey, Jno Shenkle, " &
Barber, los Chambers, Jno Crossgrove
" BuBdio-Iac Relish, Jno Lawrence, Jno Ii
Kleckner
LerisJurg- Bilmyer, Danl Schrack, ] "
Shriner, Il II Laird, Jno Lilly. II W Fries
Harihy-IIenry Rail, Jno Hoffman, Henry b
Charles, Shem Spigelmyer
Uni0n-Jno Van Buskirk, David Betelyon
y Berhn-Dav Splitter, Saml Boop
MTinbuE-Thos Cronmller, John Rebcr
Waite Dtsr-!ames CubertSon, L F Albright,
Henry Guyer, Wesley shannon
keNy-Thos Comfy, Wm p Dougal
I Bu1aio-Jac Sliter, Danl Millor,I : Schrack
JGefsg7 Guyer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

eoy-Neyer have we read such descriP-
tions of popular joy, as have been mani
tested, in Kansas, on the receipt OF the
news Of the defeat of The LecomP'on Con
sli,ution in the House. Men aud women,
boys and girls, were al! ac;uatel BY one
spirit of graduation and uproarlousnoss in
every imaginable manner ut'erancc. y
"national Democratic" party is unknown
among the intelligent and patriotic free
men Of Kansas.
A runaway slave was captured in Blairs-
vile, Pa, last week by deputy marshal
and his master, but the mudsills OF soci-
ETY." just took the fugitive out Of the hands
Of the Marshal ct al, and Sid him of
towards Canada N. b. The Union Is
safe, and Sambo Is free.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Union County Court Affairs.


Whereas. the Hon. Abraham Wilson, IRE
sident Judge for the 20th Judicial District Of
Pennsylvania, composed Of the counties .i
Union. Mitiln and Snyder, and Philip Ruhle
and John W. Simonton Esq'S Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their prccepi'
bearing date the 2O,h day Of February, 1883
and to me directed, for the holding Of a Court
of Common Pleas at Lewisburg for the county
Of Union on the fourth Monday OF April next
(beiug the goth day) 1888, and 10 continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hrrebs given 10
Witnesses and all persons Interested IN the
Issue List, TO be then and there present and mol
Jrp2rt without leave. Jurors are requested
10 be punctual in their ATTENDANCE at the time
appointed, agreeable TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
iG', Office IN Lewisburgthe 23d day OF March
\ D. ls5S, and IN the eighty-ihIrd year OF the
InIaneulencc of the US. of America.
God save the Commonwealth
DANIEL u. GULDlN, ShCrif.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Union nCou,.ty Court Proclamation

uvHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.NllSoN,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed "I the
counties of Union, MItilin and Snyder and
PnlLIp Rum and JSoW SIMoSToS Esqs- $50
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the Both day OF zen y
lS5e. and TO me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court. Court of Common Pleas, oyer
and Terminer, and General Quarter sessions
at LEWI5BURG. for the county OF iNlbN,
on THE THIRD MONDAY OF MAY,
(being the l.th day) 1858, and - continue
one week,
Nnsics is therefore hereby given 10 the cot'
own proper persons with their records, iuquI-
siiion~, examinations and other remcmbrauceS
to DO those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertaIn TO be done; and all Wiz
nesscs and olherpcrsons prosecuting IN heaali
of the Commonwealth against any D.rSon or
persons, are required to he thea and there
attending, and not depart with leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be runc,ual in
their attendance al ,le appointed time agreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal nj the sher-
III 5 Oticc IN LewiSburg, the lilh day Of
Ap-iI in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ifty-eighi, and the eighty
eth year of the Independence of the United
States of America.-God save the Common
wealth, DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
NOTICE TO MICHAEL HoFFuAM.

A I Court of Common Pleas held at Lew
"A isburg in and for Union county on the
10Th day of February, \. D., 1858, ELIzABETH
GoonLANnsR presented her petition setting
forth that she is now the owner of a tract Of
land situate IN White Deer township, in said
county. adjoining lands of Charles Kline,
Samuel Bennage, and others. containing about
fo'y-siX acres and one hundred and eighteen
percheS and allowance; that on the 18th day
OF Decrmber, \ d.. 1911, Paul Guudlanler
executed mortgage on SAID tract of land TO
Michael Hoffman and others, which is recor-
ded in Mortgage Book b. pages l23 and 12i ;
that said mortgage, so far as said Michael
Hoffman was interested, has been pald in
full, but no satisfaction entered Of record
that said Michael Hoffman has removed 70
the Stale of Iowa and prayed the Court to
order and direct satisfaction 10 be entered
&c. Nhereupon the Court directed the
Sheriff 10 give four successive weeks public
notice, previous to next Term, of the facts
set forth IN said petition. in one newspaper
published IN this county, 10 appear and show
why the Court on proof of payment, shall
not direct satisfaction TO be entered, accord
ing 10 Ac; OF Assembly, on SAID mortgage, So
far as the same was given TO said Michae,
Hoffman. Therefore | hereby give notice 10
SAID Michael Hoffman and all others iutereSt.
ed IN SAID mortgage 10 appear by the iirstdav
OF next Term, TO wit, the 18th dav of MAY
next, and Show cause why the Court shall
not receive proof Of paymeIf, AMI order the
SAID mortgage 10 be satisfied so far as said
Michael Hoffman. &c.
DANIEL d. GULDIN. sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, LewiSburg, March 22IS5S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
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F,r Terms arr.y 5
Jan -, l~.-, JOIN b. ItNN-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
WOTICE 70 MICHAEL HoFFMAN,

A T Court If Common Pleas held at
y LewisbuTg. in and iar Union county, on
Tue 20h day OF February, \. u. ISIS, JoHN
U,rIsNAS, Esq pres ehted has petition, ssi.lus
slr,h that he IS now the owner Of tract oi
land situate IN White Deer township N saI!
county. adieIaplpg the West BraLch Of the
SuSUushauua River, Containing about one
hundred and three acres aLI thirty percheN /;
that on the Iilh of December, ISL. George
IIo.....l- -sAecu.eI I E.Qgisase on sad tract vL
ia aud !.5, 1hat.Said mortgage, so far as said
MIc.'del Ii Gilman vas interested, has been paid
n full, but no satisfaction entered OF record ;
that said Michael Holman has removed to the
state If Iowa; and prayed the Court to order
and direct satisfaction to be entered. &c.
Whereupon the Court directed the Sheriff TO
give four successive weeks public notice.
previous to next Term, of the facts set forth
IN said petition, IN one newspaper published
IN this county 10 appear and show cause why
the Court on prCoi oi payment, shall not direct
satisfaction 10 be entered according 90 Act Of
Assembly, or said mortgage, so far a the
same was given, to SAID Michael Hoffman.
Therefore, hereby give notice 10 said Michael
Hoffman and all others interested in said
mortgage, to appear by the first day Of SAID
Term, to Wit, the l7lh day Cf Nav next. and
show why The Court shall not receive proof
Of payment and order the said mortgacel 10 be
satisfied 50 far as said Michael Hoffman, &C
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff
Shcri!t'S Office, LewSburg, March -, ls5S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
CENTREVlLLE EsOTEU,

CtntreriLie, Snyder Co.. Ia.
I3llE undersigned takes particular pleasure
L IN announcing 10 his friends that he has
taken the above Hotel, and is ever ready and
waiting 10
Accommodate all both great and small,
Who may kindly favor him with a call.
D. WEIDENSAUL, rEopsiEroR,
AITii Dos Successor % b.. SulWrp.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
GERS. apd 81 men were landed, siek wiih


aqua, via Port Royal, Jam, where 6 Off
GERS. and 81 men were landed, sick wita
| detained in Quarantine. There had been
l50eases Of fever on board the ship. John
\. Gricr, of Lewisburg, an Assistant Ea-
ginecr On board the Susquehanna, was
among the sick left at Port Royal. \ let
ter from Mr.. Robie, his messmate, to his
parents, states that John had an attack Of
the fever on the lst inst, but was recov-
ering, and unless lie should suffer relapse
was considered as safe from dangor]
NEw York, Apgi! l6.-Thcre arc 81
cases Of yellow fever, this morning, d. the
Marine Hospital, taken from the Susouc-
hanna. Immediately arter the Health
Commissioners sent her to the Lower
ouaiantlr.e anchorage to ride out the Quar-.
an'ir.e probation. The officers and crew
Of the Susqachanna, except SO many as
are necessary for shiPkeepcrs, have been
ordered to take quarters at Quarantine
grounds. Several of the sick died to-day.
The remainder are doing well.
A correspondent Of the Herald, ,at Black
River, Jamaica, writing on the 9th inst,
says: 81 returned from Port Royal yes
terday, where the invalids of the steam
trlgate Susquehanna were progressing in
hospital as favorably as could be expected.
Not death has occurred among them,
and all are convalescent The island is
very healthy, and business rather better,
owing IN 4 great measure to the inter-
course of British and foreign vessels.
\ fight occurred in the Hall of the
House at Washington, between Bur ton
Craige, NJ. c, from North Carolina, and II.
Il. Helper, author Of Impending Crisis
Of the South" Helper demanded Craige's
authority for some slanderous assertions,
when Craige jumped at Helpers throat,
heitt fashion, but Helper was too much
and too quick for him, and Craige suffered
heavy blows before they were parted.
The slaVc-hoding Justice, however, fined
Helper $50, which he paid, and cleft"
IMPORTANT LAw.-The act of the 10Th
Of April, 1913, which was in force in Phil.
adclphia and Luzernc counties only COM
monty called the Shcrif's Interpleader
Act, has recently been e.cieaded 10 tie
17hoSe STATE, BY an act Of the Legislature.
1t Is almost rerJatiHs a copy of the British
statute, and the Courts of PHILADELPHIA
have adopted the English practice under
1t. This is one Of the most important and
salutary laws that has been passed by the
present Legislature. Itapplics in all cases
were execution Is Issued against, and levy
is made upon the property of 4, but which .
claimed by b., in which case B. gives no.
tice to the Sheriff that the property does
not belong to a, but that it belongs to
him, i. Whereupon the Sheriff asks for
q rule from Court whence the execution
was issued, to call before said Court the
party issuing the process and the party
making the title in the property and that
the Court may decide to whom it belongs.
This is q much speedier aud more salts.
factory way, and less hazardous and cx.
pensive to both the Sheriff and the parties
than the old method of fallowiDg the Sher-
III to sell, and then prosecuting him for
,rcspNss ]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
AUDITORS NOTICE,

4 Ii persons interested are hereby notified
"A that the undersigned has been appointed
Auditor. by the Orphans Court of Union
county, 10 make distribution of the balance IN
the hands of John Hauck, Guardian of Susan
hClure. late Susan Strockey, deceased; and
that he will attend 10 the duties Of his appoint
ment, a, his office, in New Berlin, on Saturday
the l5ih day of May next. at ten O'Clock, \.
". of said day. a. sWINEFORD.
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