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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

les batisses publiques ct les ont trouvees er
bonnie condition ct maintenant n'ayant rier
de plus a faire, demandent respectueusemen'
d'etre decharges pour lie temps.
VALMONT HEBERT, Foreman.
! Copie conform du Rapport du Grand Juri
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge
Fiat de la Louisiana, ce 3 Avril, AID. 1860
(Signe),
W.B CHAMBERLIN, GrefIi-r.
lie Rapport du Comite sur la Distribution
des fonds Poydras fut alors p~resentc ct apres
avoir bonner cause a une discussion tut
ndopte-savoir
1u President CT aur mcmbres au Jm,l M Pohct
HOuest Baton Rouge:
Les soussienes Commissaires DIES lonhs
Poydras ont Fhonneur de soumettIe lie Rap
mort sujvant de la majorite DIES Ccmmissaires
contenant la distribution les ~interets parInl
les files indigentes qni Sc sont marice pen
dant FANNIE passie.
Muntant pour distributor ............. f2,iTj Is
Ter Deere.
vcuyo Faustin RaTraic, r"proscntant la
file Olivia katiraie, Qui est morte pres
son marriage avec Iortalico Tuller.-.. Cos ..ll
Pauline" blanchard .........-t...-. "S 7ata
Elizabeth Alien Cos 91I,
20 IEc:EE.
Aaa,ol,e Isaac 4ss 7aI,
SAB IS
lSighe), J. c WOODS.
w. +. CuAMEERL1S. Grefier.
A FIlon. le President, ct aux membTes du
Juri de Police dOuest Baton Rouge, lie SOU
signee Commissaires DIES ionds Poydras, SOU
met lie Rapport de minorite %suivant
La Veuve Faustin Ratfraie ne devrait pas
etre permise de participer dams la distribu-
tion DIES fonds Poydras, par &c que Finteltlon
de Julien Poydras par son Testament, est que
les files indigentes settlement devraient par
ticiper a son legs. C'est leur droit personnel
et non celui de leurs heritiers s'ils muerent
avant de recevoir leurs parts. Toute antre
Interpretation detournerait les fonds de Pm
tention du TestateN
(Signe), H. NJ. FAvROT.
lie Rapport susdit de minorite de rAvocat
de Paroisse, fut rejete ct lie Rapport, de la
maiorite fut I'D pote.
lie Comite appointe pour examiner les
livres au Tresorier, de Paroisse fit lie Rapport
~suivant qui fut accepte, %savoir:
.Au President ct amr nembves du Juri de Police
dOuest Baton Rouge:
lie Comite soussignes sppointe pour ex-
aminer les livres du Tresorier rapporte, 'es-
pectue easement que d'apres Vctat, des livres
susdite il est impossible que votre Comite
fasse un Rapport, convenabIe a votre Honeur
ct demande une extension de temps pour
iaire un rapport satisfaisant.
(Sisne),z n. W; POPE,
F. A. WOODS.
lie Comite appointe pour faire Destination
des taxes de Paroisse pour Pannee, 1860, fit lie
Rapport suivant ct il fut mis- sur la table,
sujet a etre rappele.
.Au President ct amr mcmbrcs do Jnri de Polire
TOxca Baton Rouge:
lie Comite sousseigne appointe par votre
Hon. assemble, pour faire in estimation des
taxes de Paroisse pour Pannee suivante, rap
porte respectueusement que pour les depenses
pou, lie government de notre Par
votre Comite .luge necessaire qu'une
tax a de cling mil quatre cents piastres soft
p~relevee sur les prophecies taxabIes de cette
. ,.o;eua -. doc a.4;nla chi -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

The foregoing petition was passed as an
amendment to the one first offered. and the
whole was adopted; whereupon, on motion
OF MI. Lennon, il was -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

LIE tout est 1espectueusement soumis.
tSigne), N. W. POPE,
w. ". LENNON.
c. S. LOBDELL.
LIE Comlte de Finance soumis lie Rapport
suivant qui fut adopte:f
I'm President ct dn1 mcm5rcs du Juri de Police
dOuest Baton Rouge:
Messieurs Votre Comite de Finance, apres
avoir attentionnement examine les complies
cantre Ia Paroisse d;Ouest Baton
Rouge a l'honneur de rapporter du'iIs sont
justes ct recommande qu'ils soient pages:
II. N. Favrot, Avocat de Paroisse, salaire
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

On mot,on OF Capt. Trinidad, II was
i.esol9ed, That the committee appointed bv
TINS Board to draw up a Charter with a sim.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

TO THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF Sc
LFCTMEN OF THE CORPORATION
OF BATON ROUGE. AND TO The
PRESlDENTAND MEMBERS OFTHE
DnIIEE 49,
The New York herald., 1860-09-14

fAkT YOUNG Man ~ TROUBLE.
rchn $, sSush, ycung man sbou; nlnesecn yoar cd.
employed eisrk 10 the q Ns~su. NILS Rag,
dry spcas Importers, q no. sls BpAdv~y, ~ tales
INTO csdy vsdnssds. n.xas b. oosr eo'ssn q sAs
siflh prsencs en ehsrrs of sts~as sn@ss~ Of ssexA
and srshe ehswis frcm - smphysvs hs prisossr, n
lppsrs bad sesn suspecsed fp~ so.s time pat, sLa
ar ~ vs,ch ksp< urcA hs newsnssu scoors lsalY
bot w. ses unsa "Wednesday sveuiss hov-ve- that
any a txs sso<n property cccd ~ traced h bis 7os
slds soon an~v HSusA en TIE on The evcang =
acestkp ~ pFucrsdcd ~ arinkisx saloon 10 OrsaA
ntax Cpotre street, ana Aner taking drink pvsva6
box rsarpcnxed IN ~ slrces with bundle In ~ haxd
h< ccer uho wss drssecd Ia plain cicthcs fosloxe<
ba 70 the pasn oacs o. rccArs 4 Co., IA 0rsss
ssscss, and oerc ssv hlm ofSs ops Of she shsw0
N pactge upna being Akos Into custody -
b~s w degyos ~ hcans mere usctsbiA q hAnF
naAe f.N ccrfsE os h.s quit He stasA ts~sna NJ
ricsn some slxty rhzss al, and had psxvned cs0 -
mere nc~ nA sns In sh< varso1a pawnbsekine ennD
fpeu sccct V IN For tou DAYS o. tso usnks pprfcW
hr Arcstb he oAxried % sbsst four ahA~h s1%. 49,
vsieh be hsd pscdsea - fsssrc's - nasa0A - -
cc~l W snawis ey ~ssprlss shew arsed ~ vsS
cellar Be tz'd or the rarrpss II - sccrrtss ns se
Amer lessisg the store 81 ni&ht, ~ ssusht - HMa
hox IA oxe oystes sAloea. - oe8
hin.scf brouchf forth she ssciaa shsun 49,
cor sxed y - having dcc1cd reerAe~ 70
yotax wcsnAa ~ essJ v'rts IN Grcr~ sscsy % vson
he y she4 The Evsstev rsys q ~ rveo gsens
90 erses snours x p<cpssy ~ shs rsoner hs
ID bess yss ssrsraisea, ba; Is es,ms % that %
exorcc 81 roo. n pniscs sxfecs 70 r-ccw = x,>S
mani iss ssoses s,sss. ed asve yeees'd = seers
t1~ rsf sexr &rcsfF
The New York herald., 1860-09-14


: ss ss fSss ias x: Nc. s.. r Tss AVA s. h's e
Rhode Island; Captain heiss, U. s. A. Hon. r. nsrs
gan, New York, are ssopp,ns st Ne Astos House.
Judge pous,.s, Hon. n. V. Johnson, Jodse Boycs, a
Mosiie cooesl n l. CC6ss, o. B.isiasre; Maior o.
and lady, of Florida; III G. o'Drisccll and family -
sso " Jos... q sf Ksosoosy a Pos' q H.s 3,
ksns, stopping - the Fifth Avenue Fbsei
~. IA Icoms, BunAIo; J. Edgar rhomrsoa, Pro-
cen. 5ennsy ivania cen,rA % hsrosd 'ro' sArst rrss
vans; Wilson, Eq, ChilIicothe, Ohio; @. B. Lansa.
ESQ, New York, are stopping st tbs ~. Niahoias.
Gov n D nersa., Albany; Mayor 7; A. n.ns, x.s-
Caross: , Do Ruisssn. Mississippi; MAJOR Y. Lssg-
ley, New Orleans, u The Metropolitan aosci.
8 n Marshall, u Z ARM; . N sevsrs, virstsia;
ISio, Loasviile, Ky Mr. and Ms Ssvias, q J. xsdsr-
500. Andsrsns, Ncv orlcass Mr.. ssd Mrs Haltses.
nos.n; Jones, sns'Asd, ere among The arrivals =
~. ecs,Ales Frrhsvcrrh and wife, Havana; Nd rusn
snd vis, focdoa Kne Julius naJ, sAn FsAncsco: v. =
Inc, sDa ersss l. srd, siiinose, are sscrsss . =
Carendaa Ho<l
rs strong, q " ssroos, Chas r ssross, "a cssrus's
,ssr Ssss .sa rs.. ss 'ss,s.s
rbnadelpha; W. ana Ms. d. Rc6~ssssu, charssss.,
family, c~scge ccunsy, and MAJOR Bsla Havana, -
stepping the Evuest House
X Htghes u &. c s., q G and n. " Ford and fsss,y,
a LOUISVILLE Ky stopping II Tie Astor f1sce Hota
Colcne J. Csstacld, Coan.; D. D. sus4th. ~ D., Nsv
ur,saEs, Coooei J. W. wetb and Lady, xShlngton, n
ssxtoc, Hartford; W. n fhssps, oonn.; T. v. Esssa,
icosvife, Ey. v. n. walker. are stopping st tas L.
large Hotel
ari Hon Haanbai Hamiin rpubsosn candidate Coz vses
ITv~idcrt, ccrsine, not ercsher hes bsea
ntousy repassed n many rsprrs.
Captain "a y sctrcsaer sna Colonel aasEIe~, o 8 A :
sod osp,sa Armstrong, Y. \ ~, are is wsshiagt,s.
The New York herald., 1860-09-14

We complete tho list Of loss from the Chicago Drms~&
OF The llth inst, Nzs-
27e-Upkrown found two miles north of Lake vieW
Bouse nr. Brown took seventy ave cents out u h1
pocket Had dark woolea pants and linen sack ooas,
white shirt Height avo feet nine inches; strong aa1
Muscular: ace smoosb, chin vrompent complexion Ars
teeth regular. Hands not like n working man. ~. ".
81 nssde right forearm Ia India Ink, enclosed In
small parskhgram.
27p-wonsn unknown; supposed 70 be about twesty.
ssndy hair light hazel eyer teeth regular brown rsd
dsh alp crees butoned In root with nall bustons
"A pressnt sDd a says also corncan ring aud plaia
od ring, embreidercd shirt Believed 70 be Nor vegAn,
pud 81 two sisters thai came down On the boat.
26O-womap, unknown. Muscular, naked, believed -
be ewedr with thyee gold rngs, pain with T. W.
10 ~ W, pec oh, 1884, IN inside oss oornelhn rng,
lwo silver rugs, hair light. eyes hazel.
1si-wousn, unknown; about twenty years Of 49,
black hair DARK hassi eyes, has velvet rbbe1
shout her neck, fastened with gold stud; high CDoeD
aers q prnnes, muslin dress, blue bars up and dsvn:
euYed SILK belt ribbon.
sss-unkDown female infant, elk months OF ago; oss
thcc, ankle siippsr, butsoned with brasx bait
The New York herald., 1860-09-14

sorSss IN Tax corgr Rorsr sQrARE.
as fact ~ the bcciss ~tre they w~re
veyed 10 the Mnshas cd Once IN tle Cart House,
~rrcss aod BY the special trsw shch 70 rvAnssun,
early n y. morning Al cay iear the Court asuse
r.I"-'ry Or them fsmslrs Nearly cvery cue hsa To-,
rsm~ irrnd snc sohs ard sslora frantic
shrsss -ss, ~ f,o@ snaa v.a' hr.ns ~n,rh .wsrmea
n tie wirsows A csrh ncv boy 10, the excited
Gro ID pressed forw~c, TO catch cny girpsc
rarful yct horin0s that u mrtt he tne BODY OF
r-pd of rclstion MOTHERS we're seeking fcr children
sne eboYcn for mothers husbands far ~ivc~ and
or hta1ds, ana AZ would be rsefnred, the aowng
tears. psieous mosss and ~rineior hspdr tsd n the
rsrtic grief aid mental agony ct thosc whom
death had bereaved. stcee m-n, "sh, hsd no
~hlie women csf. overcome than met, gave 70
the unfertrosse The sympashy ~ their tsrs No IDLE
mourp'0l and rcveren,si sicoce, broken only ~ the
grief q The nourrers
II zvr xaRsnaL's csyrcs.
Inside The orce the sight sppafsug T~ruty two
bodies werc stretched upon The focr Ia Tncre
we're srsy beaded men rnsturrd ~omeu, youth s1f In
fancy: fscce hich sesmed op'y sleeping. calm
and white we're they. others swollen, estarseS and
tlscssned somr drsssd In rich e ments, Others Ia .
fe~ rags and shds. all that ten Ia tass terrible
rea for e. Cre sweet little child soout six years of
sre, chubby and shiie marble, bal smiled IN dyns.
snd death bad dsgusrrccyped that smile upca ~ br~a
formed sIr with loos, 6Isck s,shevciled hair, and
on the other . large, strong, gray haired man, bis
s srnly ss b. eyes s'.ssy ss.ss'y sad ss s.,s ~
stout rah for his I've FEARFUL picture % asaA
sue looted ss peacefully As Y they hHA ded In suiet
hrcs amosa frcads other, bcvcvcv, gave tokea Of =
urr BILE sssrgxle bette, en- life and death
tho surviving rrlstiops NJ the orowaef we're sSlt
~ ino the cc and rconxr red the 0aDgisd and bloody
q their deceased frcnds aceoss " the ss
narrowing Ard rantul character voud ccear. gata~s
,rcnsprsx bsir sons mothers shs,r dauehsevs csdrea
their psrcbts wrnt isr rrscvcss bic tsss wne
saiis ~ sbgusb elicd tho air.
The bodies were all sselIef With eards regularly rua.
be~cd " of dcnt dcastuu be~sing the
,hs drc<aset he shrostr fy oorrpe6 The Asrshsls
.lc private ros m, which vas also pArtaiy h~d with
harrsxs sawed the wrcek. tmnra tsxrnxe vSx
srar~ drum ~ith she hesd rcDt, whch bat served a
tfc pTveervw Tor pcvrou who - picked out q
,be water, eli a Dg o. its cofcs
CAPTAIN JACm WILSON,
s1bsrf lntnn u oo a. rsn sun dest sun " pay
mortg,gc The hn~ n~e~fe.d ~ captain fsck aNson
"A a tseinoc, ,A ~ vnicn b. hsid ssd
u tAs bSrpe serc'.o~ b. s1hshted ne ravs wlf'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
The sectional" Democracy.


SOUTHERN COMMEMORATIVE body
me. at Richmond last Monday, with Dele
gates from Arkansas, Alabama, Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia partially,
and commissioner" from New York.
Mr.. Erwin of Ala, was chosen President.
After discussion, they resolved to aajourn
to meet again in Richmond on Thursday
the 2lst June. 1t is presumed that by
that time the course of the Douglas Con-
yentiou at Baltimore will have been deter
mined, or that at least enough shall have
been discovered to authorize the Seceders
to re-assemble in separate convention, and
take definite action.
NORTHERN CoNvENTIoN.-Next Mon
day, the adjourned Charleston Convention
meets in Baltimore. The friends of Dou-
elas are determined to keep out the sece-
ders, and to admit Douglas substitutes,
from the South-mean also to create
great outside pressure-to secure his two
thirds nomination, something in the way
Foster was nominated at Reading. Bot
the South and the enemies Of Douglas, are
becoming more bitterly hostile to him, and
determined to kill him. Judge Nelson of
New York has leaked out as possible
"Pierce" for this dilemma. The. leaders
care nothing for principles, but will do
anything to save the "spoils."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

Gen. Cameron, in a recent speech in
the U. S. Senate, alluded to "Coal and
Iron as the Pennsylvania Negroes" which
we cherish as the South does her sable
sons. The Schuylkill county Lincoln
meeting was convulsed with laughter dur
ing its proceedings, by the putting in a
conspicuous place on the platform, two
huge pieces of iron and coal, labeled,
"Pennsylvauia's Niggers."
HoRRID DEcArIrArIoN.-Ane N exchange
makes the soul-shuddering announcement
that "the head of President BUCHANAN
has been struck off aud presented to the
japanese ambassadors as testimonial Of
esteem!" The general horror will be
somewhat Modified by learning that the
act was perpetrated at the U. s. Mint.
Liant M'Comb, the murderer of Laura
j. Harvey, at Ottumwa, Iowa, has been
caught at Omaha, Nebraska. She was
the girl who advertised for husband, and
ran away from Rockford, ILL.,, with NJ.
Comb, who is a noted horse thief. He
first deceived her by sham marriage and
then murdered her.
SUGGEsTIoN-We advise our friends
to file all their Democratic papers during
the present campaign. Their present lau-
datious of Seward will be very useful four
years hence. Out of their own mouths
we will judge them then.
A row occurred at circus in Port Roy
al, Caroline county, Va, on Tuesday last,
in which a citizen of the county was kill
ed. The ticket agent of the circus, who
was wounded in the face during the row,
fed Immediately after the homicide.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Messrs Hadfeld
& Sons pyrotechnic factory, near Williams,
burg, exploded yesterday afternoon. Chas
Hadfeld and one of the workmen were
killed. A large number Of persons we're
injured.
Barnum has recently paid sl00 for
couple of large trout, and the Boston Post
says it is reported that they were nothing
but common Connecticut river suckers,
painted, and their mouths altered.
The new Judge and Police organization
in Baltimore appear to be doing q great
deal of good iu the restoration of order
and the repression of rowdyism in the city.
The organ grinders have been quite nu-
merous of late. Experience has taught
that giving money to such persons "to get
rid of them," is poor plan.
The Legislature of Rhode Island, ad-
journed on Friday after a semi-annual
session Of four days.
The Legislature eff Tennessee has passed
a very stringent law against the adultera.
tion of liquor. Using poisonous ingredi-
ents is declared felony.
Six months since, Leonard Edwards, of
Troy, lost valuable gold watch, which be
had laid upon stand on retiring. A
few days ago, he found it snugly slowed
away in rat-holc.
Strawberries sell in Baltimore for four
cents bcx.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
REGISTER s ReC0rllcr.

TOFFER myself as candidate for Register
d Recorder at the ensuing election, subject
10 the nomination of the Peoples County
Convention. Should be so fortunate as to
receive the nomination and be elected, pledge
myself 10 discharge the duties Of the office
with fidelity. JOSEPH ID. FORREY.
Mitilinburg, May :, 1860 s39
INHE undersigned will be a candidate for
i the office of Register and Recorder of
Union county, subject 10 the nomination 10 be
made on the 4lh of August next
GEORGE MERRILL.
LewiSburg, May ., 1860 $40
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

OMINOUs.-It is stated that Foster, the
democratic candidate for Governor, went
to Washington, to urge his Democratic
friends not to oppose The Republican Tar,
~ bill. 1t is now bis only salvation, be
thinks, 10 this State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

- - FOUND A receptacle for
- lot of papers probably Of some
value to the owner, which can be had al the
Chronicle Office by paying for this advertise
ment June G. 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
NOTICE,

IN the Court of Common Pleas of Union
i county--Eliza Watkins VS.. William Wat
kIns-subpGna in Divorce, &c.
The Commissioner appointed by the Court
to take testimony in the before stated case
will attend to the duties of his appointment,
on Saturday he 10th of June. A ID, 1860, at
10 o'clock A NJ, at his office in Lewisburg.
JOHN B. LINN, Comm'r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Excellent Milling Establishment at
POSITIVE SALE.
w ILL positively be sold at public sale, on
w Wednesday,, 27ih June,
1860, that most valuable REAL ESTATE,
THE EAGLE"
Steam FIGURING Mill,

and The appurtenances, known as the property
Of Nesblt, Hayes d Fichthorn, situate on
Water street, north of Market, in the borough
OF LewIsburg IN Union county.
Said Mill Is built OF brick, four and half
sioreys high, having an Engine of forty horse
power attached, fine brick stack, six run of
stone, double set OF Boiling Cloths, two
Smut Machines, and all other Gearing neces-
sary 10 make (and has made) as good Flour
as any other Mill IN the STATE.
The location of this Mill, considering the
produotiveness of The country surrounding 1t,
Is not surpassed. Grain can be bought as
cheap at this place, as any other point in the
Stale. There is more grain raised in this
section of country than IS necessary supply
all the Mills: and for Merchant Work this
null IS especially recommended.
Any person deSIrous Of engaging in said
business will do well TO call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sale 10 be al the Riviere House in said
borough, commencing al | o'ciCck, i NJ.
Conditions made known on day of sale By
K. II. LAIRD < WM. JONES,
Assignees of NEsBIT, HAYEs & FIcHTHoRN
Lewlsburg, June /, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Assembly.


Myssns. EpIroHs-!fllow me through the
use of your paper. to recommend TO the pup
lie, ]. NJ. MOYER, of Kelly Up, as suitable
person to represent this District IN me next
Legislature. He is a self-made scholar, a
good debater, a fearless advocate oil kepuoh-
can principles, and would be an able defender
of our interests. MAN
Mrssus EpIruus: The time is at hand for
he people TO select candidate for the Gen
eral Assembly. THOMAS HAYES, Esq, has
recently discharged the duties OF that ofhce
with entire satisfaction to his constituents In
general, and relying very much upon MS ex-
perience as a legislator and upon his hdelity,
as well to his immediate district as to Inc IN
terests of the whole State, his services IN ihe
same capacity are again ardenty desired.
We hope the Republicans Of Union county
will place him in nomination al ihe approach
ing County Convention.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
West Buiialoe, June %, 1860.
rrPlease state RICHARD V.B. LINCOLN
of Hartley township as a candidate for the
Assembly before the People on the 4th Aug.
trial. Esq. Lincoln is known TO the whole
county as a gentleman of ability and integrity,
of good education, and able to take part IN
any deba,e-who has served the county long
in ,hankless stations, and who would honor
higher one. 1t is many years since Old
Hartley had a Representatives. ,and his location
would suit both Union and Snyder If Junala's
claim TO a Member this year is conceded
May 25, 1850 HARMONY
Messrs. Edtors-It is time the people sh'd
fix their choice upon some person 10 represent
them in the Legislature. Permit me through
your columns 10 recommend to them Dr. VIM.
Lesser of Lewisburg. think can truth
fully say in the words of Jeferson-lfe is
is capable. As he has been Just,
diisent and faithful in all that he has ever
infer that he would continue 10
be so in the important post for which | res
pecliuiiy name him. BUFFALOE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

FOREIGN.-The Sandman Chambers
agreed, 225 to 33, to the cessiop Of Savoy
and Nice to France.
Garribaldi, it was reported, had bonn
barded and captured Palmero.
News from China is not favorable for
the establishment Of peace.
The news from japan states that the
Emperor was assassinated on the 18th of
March, while on his way to the palace
with his train. He was attacked by four
teen Japanese, dressed as travellers. Six
of his rctainers were killed, and several
wounded. One of the assassins, who was
wounded, had bis head cut off by his com
panions, and carried off to prevent being
recognized. Two of the assassins were
princes of high rank, and they were per-
mi,ted, graciously, to disembowel them
selves to prevent beheading. Thirty sus-
pected people were beheaded. An entire
change has been made in the japanese
Government. The present dynasty being
opposed to foreign intercourse, were throw
ing obstacles in the way of trade. Prince
Mcto was at the head of strong opposi-
ton, and an insurrection was expected
daily. All foreigners were required not
to leave Jeddo after dark, and are advised
by the Consuls to go armed at all times.
This account is discredited by some,
while others say it was head minister,
and not the Emperor who was killed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
New Berlin, June IL, 1860

-NS" SuEc ~ AcoV
.Y@If JOHN KESSLER of New Berlin the
late Sheriff, will consent TO run for County
Commissioned he would be an excellent can
didaie. The Office should always have one
man at least of much experience, as well as
integrity and general capacity-we had such
men in Esq's Hummel and Lincoln, and think
Mr.. kessler would fill their shoes well-and
the next Commissioner to be elected belongs
TO his part of the county. This is not an idle
compliment, but II is made without Mr.. X. 5
knowledge. Would you accept! Please
answer. BUFFALOE
TNHE subscriber will be candidate for
Commissioner OF Union county, subject
to the decision of the nomination of the Peo-
pies party at the delegate meetings on the
4ih Of August next. b. w. thompson.
Milfllnburg, May ., 1850 $40
YELLOW ClTIZENS-Through the urgent
L solicitation of large number of friends,
| offer myself as candidate for County Com
missioner, subject 10 the decision of the Re-
publican primary election for Union county.
If am nominated and elected, i will discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully
FREDERICK BOLENDER
Limestone TIP, May Is, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

SUpERINTENpENT.-T duties of Hon.
Henry c. Hickok, as Superintendent of
Common Schools, terminate to-day We
feel it to be duty to bear our testimony
to the ability and fidelity with which he,
and those associated with him, have per-
formed their official labor. Since the or
ganizaiion of the School Department, the
Commonwealth never has had an ADLER
Superintendent than Mr.. Hickok, nor one
who took deeper interest 10 the cause Of
popular education. To his efficient man
agemert and wise administration of the
Department, We are now indebted for the
mostperfec, system of Common School Ed
ucation to be found in any State Of this
Union.-UdrriSJu'y Telegraph, Nay 4.