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frft. C.arft .f OTHrf.
NATHAN ". ETUREBGE, ,iuiuistrit1r
y aH tHr r.tIfr 90 John :. Ith'red-c late DO
T.IH.'. iu .tIi County, deceased. respectfully
Represents chat ibr personal estate Of .a.I Dee
s.s.r .. uut .uul.,,rr tu p,, che ju.i debit. chat
b., uy ,H sf ths iius 20 his d.alh by tar srn of
uHr tHu|r,f t1.'ft..
luBr petitioner therefore pf1ys ih1t Norr hun-
ur s.a. -put bfu license o. sell 40 public nr
l.i,a.e .l.r pI COVE, 80 che r.I s.tai. Il .aIi
deceased i.r tAs ..,,u,ut Of s,iI debts ani ilci-
dental charges, 49, 70 -als ct piu OF 90, same
= ~ IsTTguTulT
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Ground Plaster.

nun suisrriler, hnvir- started a MILL tlr
4 grin3I1g PLASTER. 20 Wet Par. = alton.
!. prrp,r,i to ,ura,sh PURE GROUND PLAS.
TER atthe Low EST RATES. in iar-s .r .rl,Il
qu1ntit.cs. SAMUEL 4. LOCKE.
Wet Paris. Feb. o, ls6O. 2tI
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plvipHSaFr, R'r',f''

Z. fis H.s. Jsfs, ~ Prliais siiia asi r. "a
CIsa'v ~ Or'rri.
TUE vn,l.r.isu,i. ruarliaa 81 irytu. q. n'ikcf
Ea--ur '. Bafksf. Nooeila ". na'krr.
T-sHk ". nbrkrr. and Ann Ella natkrr. miurr
hsrr. ,f Jaha nafk,r, late 81 Lowell in said
Crunt,. dec,s.,i. respectfully reprr.euis, that
.1lI uirlf. zee ssifei AMI p1s.rssoi ~ The inI-
lras.ee jr-rtilu.i zeal estate, via a certain
r...r or bnJ ia lowell in .aii Coanl,, bounded
.utIer', D., hBioi l'srI iuin Nusss J. ss.ts'iN ~
tlr rat tllr. b., C-nf~ Lowell, sHuih'r.y ly
Lrtuf Wsrrr1 Cbpr'r. anl lien. nerj. S''uus,
a vrsicfI, h , bae drawn Tom staA, ari
s,.rrs ru t.ur..,I, Eur of saii Steam. Co. stake
s4I .tsr,. .B louuttN lrc 81 sail Rus.ru.
rrttaH advantageous U1rr oi ItNr liun'rrf
d...,. De-. hr,n mtI, o., martha ". Iitkrt 4
Lowell, ir s,lI CHuBt,, which oHrf % b. iur thr
i..rr..t ufa5 rHrJ,fHrd Immediately Co nrrrTt,
f.. rrrrr's Hi.1ls ti lr rrt "1i ani secured u'
.......f El ttr b.r.fi q ssi winnfs. She
IIsI,. .fr pave fh,f hrvH.r NAV D. granted bee
e. 800 srI r.1t.s fhr above iesrribFi zeal co.
f.f. fa thr r,.s.H rr,hiHg .aii offer, according
O.. OBJ, .l.iH.c il sr.h c1-H. made sai provided
SELMA u. nAEkIE.
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wv w pawn K,,rr. R,,i.l,r.

ON'oEp, -. A. Couu oi Probate bell At r..
80, sithin anl iur che CuuHN ~ oNi1fl, on the
third Tursls, Il NJ, Al. is6O.
an the petition 1T SARAH , jEWETT.
~ oidls ct N-Isu',lc l.. Jr~rtl. late ct w..
i"flnfi 90 ''ii tuunty, drco1.ei, praying frr an
allowance uul Of che psu.oanl c.t,ir 81 bee late
husltnis
Ofd'''i, that The All petitioner give notice 10
81 prfsoas interested. D., causing 'nrN ~ thl.
ori,f o. d. puhI.heI three vrrAs sHrrsssiVcl, ~
che uN'ofJ psuusrt puBtsl lt Pans. that the,
ul, ayp'sr 81 Probate Court o. h. hell at W..
r'tiad ,u slii C"unt,, uu ihg tvrHtirih t', II
Jule nr,t. II n,ur ~ The oi1,A ,n the nrr1npu,
sol she's caus~, ,f a1, ths, have, Why the zane
should nUt D. granted.
THOMAS a. BROWN. Judge.
tine cops affect
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THOMAS II. brown, JSds,
pawn KSlrr. Rsgi,,sr.

ONToEn, $50 Ats C"urt Of Probate held At Pa
~, within and iuf the County IT ONlord, on the
ihim Tuxedo, II MAY, Al. 1850.
ON the petition ofLUCRErIA WOOD, wid
" ow OF Bowdoin Wood, late of Waterford IN
aid County, deceased, praling ar an allowance
uat of the p@fsonal csiair at he's late husband
Ori'r,i. That the saii petitioner give notice In
I'll pcr'ons interested. b, causing a copy u thi.
order 10 IT, pub'i.hcd three weeks successiysl, IN
the ONiord Democrat printed At PARIS, that they
NAV appssr a. a Probate Count o. D. held At Wa
teflori IN said County on The tweulleih dsy Il
Juoc neNi.-at nine 81 the clock IN the iafcnuon.
AMI show cause. ifanY thcy have, Why the same
should not h. granted
THOMAS II. nROMN. JnI,..
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uNrnru. ss.-Ntp Caurt Of Probate h.N Bt r,r.
r.. v.fI.r HHN ... thr tuu1', oi hNiutd, uu thr
tH.H I..s.s, U. Nav \. u. l>to.
CO.. f.. iHI,rHIr- rrfruHH--
UEufNrr IhH th~ saii rulrisp give r'-
t..rf fB. TrI.ur. t.is.'slri, o., ,,u.rrrp cog, oi
fH.. ORDER tH ls r' .b,f th0f- vsrss -nr,,' We
4. .r fI- O,flH1 p.H.s rli, pur'sd e, lar.. 'hHt
trr, HH, Hrrlpr af a Probate Cnult ip o. h..i lf
l..,s.. .r .fIf t.."I,, u1 ihe tvsHu,fh aN of
e. ..Nf. 40 tu. .f thr rIH5k boz the aHrrHfrr,
... .H,s Goose O.. Br, tht, have, sh, ib, .aa 2
ts.u.| U"t I.. ll....|.
THOMAS ~. BROWN. J.'s,
4 fTur C1y affect.
p,ytp kN,rr, R,s.r,,.
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FUIFAUEu ~
DR.. j. c. AVER 4 CO.,
InMIII. MAss

Al our fsmrlir. are Cor .ale D., u O.. Bate, 4
Co. Pans; d.. Rect, 80. Paris; u. 9. N.I..,
Norsa,i : Morse. North ruHsr. T-,.H nr.s
Toner, Blupss = E.Is, Canton, Atsa.. :
Co.. RurkE.'Is Chase j. Co. p.NhslI. ara by
sII dm:.i.. and merchants. -
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2. H.Ha. TI.,u ~ Rar1. Jais, ~ Pr'ar
sfts G.a4ft .. DF.rF.
IItuElN .I...aHr., j1.ph 4. lla'l NJ M.,-
IL iol Ins ttl t.rt,, that De- o. Llhrr.,r ae
..I .r,tHIA .H.| tlauu ilai' 1i .lI ur,rf,
,.a ....I .H Ihr ca, uI Nrrl :. -. 1900,
i.r.Hf.. .rrr.I 4ri rH.-r,.et uf rs,, r.t,ie,
..I. BrI rltf.s. ulbi. anil credits, which
I.... fl ile administered aly.uiIHE tu lv.
NH.fl.H ,..1r rrfI'i1Hrr rrt,., chat si.i"rs-
tr,fr.H ur 800 r.'ttr ma, o. gr'uirI iu William
-. U....st 81 piNl,II. br tr5bnia. ihc uH.r.
JOSIAH u. ltNli.
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OXFORD, sss-At q Couu of Probate held al
rsris. within .ui iof the Caunl, ol ONiurl. on
che thiri Tus.iay Uf Ma, \. -. one thousand
,.lt hunir.j sud .iNi,.
60 tha nfvEpiu- Petition, OEuTErp, That
ihr .si rrtiiUur, give notice 90 IN Tsgsrs tui,r.
ouirr thsrruu, o. b.. Iahli.'sI the, ws,k. .uc-
cessiyeh In thc ONford Dsworrat. q u,vsp5per
printed 20 rlri. iu .sI ,uuHt,, that ih,, ir,, su-
rs,rata Prolai, Court iu o. held az rsrs uu the
tbiri Tu,.ji, 81 June ucNt, az niur 1'r.ck 90 the
lur,uu,n. ,u,i -h,v ,su-., % ans thry have, Why
lls .lmg shuuid u.t he grlr'cj
THOMAS ~. BROWN. Judge.
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n,rrrr.s,. AtbC.urfui Probate hriI 90 r,r.
I.e.I.r lrl foo ih, ,.llHtl OF O,nfI, Hl thr
t..r| Tr-.Is, .f Nov, \. u. Isto.
en- Ia. Hfr..iH- petition,
N..rH|. chat t1- s1rd rr'fin1rT -i,r notice tH
r' -.r...s .rf,fss.rI r, r1H..rg ,Hpy EFF Die poe
tH.4 uub fh., .T.rr tIrr,H1 90 o. rHiH.hr.
t.... vrssssr..~s..y.., il The ON'Hf| n.HH.nf
, -.s... ..i rI.H,.f ra,i, Boo ,1lI Cuarr,, iabf
t..t ul, Appeared Probate trH.t Co. I, a''' aI
Pare. .1 tds tb..f Tur. a, ,i JHrr r.,t, art
s..t ....r tisH, lts1 have, ~by che 'tus shau.f
..r I'M. -Il..,t.
THOMAS Q. BROWN, J.Ig,.
N.FH# rHug =-F tfsrf
DAVID KNAPP. R,a,.',r.
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ONr.tr, sr .-Nta Cont ~ Probate held At
Pare. vHbH HrI ffthr Cuu,N 81 ONilui, un
ths talrt T,t.I, .i Ma, \. u. unr thuusaud
,igbt hup..tri a1I siN,
CD rHr tnr'.u.ng ruu,nn pEnTEIu, That
rhr sHiH rsfuirH.t gi,r rHii.r fu s'l Isfsuus in-
t,T,sIrd, bN CirsIu- s cog, ui bee r,tiHn With
thr. ou',r tb,t,u1. o. o. IH.I,hsi three weeks
.u. r,s.t,,', tp thr ONHu pruurri. q n'wsrt.
o., pttu.,I 10 Pare tB sslI tuuui, th,tths, uisy
srrssr pta Probate Govt o. hr br.i 80 Watrti1fi
su tU, ta,ut.,th Gle, OF Ju1r rr,t, Il tru O'Clock
i1 tts nJ,u..Uu a#I sh,w ,Iu.s. n ans The, have,
uh, tby sau, .h..iiI ne ur gI,utrF
THOMAS 10. UEOMN. Julsc.
A ttfts rHft.-aIffr.f.
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l... f.l.t.l .I, HI lrra, 4. ~ l-0I.
IuW ARD o. llIrLE.l
NAEEt-NN ~I1NIE. Iton4..#r.
ELIAS V. CARTER, y
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D. .Hr Hr.f HN.r ". -r .i Probate lHr tHr iHu.-
n.Iu,.rI
nI>rItTrtllN r.r,.s1t.. SNNuTi.
IL sI.ll ARDS. g., ra,.|.p1 ui samuel
o. ..H....f uN.Hrf. ir sHIf tHHri,, sH I1.I..
....... E.Hf f.. ..H.s, rrrI'H.s rHt rf"..fs .f
5000 ~Hr.Hs' I...Hl.. i.r H.t -H.l..r"f Of. aHsf'r
...f ..... HH. change. t -..II. IHH.'Il .I f.l
.r. .I...Hf I.H .... I.'.I... fIlt Ir be-. receive
o. H.n NH.H.u ~tH.HHHi stII oNtHIt. an
..t..rre..r. uF.I ..fe. IHH'f,I BrIf,I ....BTs
I.srIT... .|f.. ..l. r.f.trui .fiI STATED called
t.r WI.Hu I.r.H.. ru1 g., Matthews ~ Nu.-
aHr..HH.tsH... ..r- H.rruf si, trailr. ....,f.
u.. .I la hH.'.H., f.4 I.l u.N ur.u.Irf H
fol-. -.r|..Hf ~..Ib Pare, rr CO. rrub.rt..
rIr.s1I ,-flIr .l -,.i vHrI, b.Irg thr h.rr-
....f ...m.I.. ...."... Do, h.n i1 HII uNnr',
s.' fI. E..s.I ..T -f DI..f's t1Hf 90 vHH.| 'r
OIL. .Hr .Hr.rr-t .' .sIi vsrt tfsf the uh..r OF
cod rs..I r.ufr ,Isr.l o. .IsrH.gd uI arf ilr
sH.,r otter, al. srfra
Wherefore $500. rrufH'rr rrl,s laur hn1or
tH-rt#f Nu |...s" tH s.-ruf sHII Office HHH
r.n,,t tHr ,.iHir ,fhI. -.,iI SAID Go ,aiI Sl,H-
Coo and Matthews F-rs,al., Co the terms of ths
emo.
nu,ia, rlr.. rs.. .is,-,a,h u, olN,y. =.
u. leo. SAMUEL RICHARDS, j..
u,rorr. ...-Ntp COMPLEMENTARY.
ts.u.fbir BrI f.f the Cunut, OF ON.ut., ,f
fbHiI.rI T..-at1 of ua,, \. u. lsOo
co. tIr .ufr-.IH- rfffiH1
N..rs|, chat fh. s1I' petitioner give notice
l.' ..r-.r. fHfrrr.fr a., rlH.ir. cop, ufthfs ur-
DO t4 |r pr.a...I three usrAs .ucrr.-iyr, boz
IHe uN.rI U.uHI.tf. chat fIs, mt1 Br.sBr no "a
Probate ,.Hf, ts I.. bsII,t Pan. De- .,it DHrrf,.
,.I tl. tItui Iu.-.tt &c Ju1r rr>t, at ten ui tbe
,..ra lu f.r f.ftr..H, tut .1rv ,su.r iflH, ths,
Lt,r su, fbs came -IuBl u1t t- granted.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Judge.
Atru,s ur,-Aurst.
DAVID KNAPP, R,.t.'s..
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THOMAS Il. THROWN, JpJs,.


o, tls llna.rl.lr JaIge OF Probate Toe tAe Coun.
o. ID ONiHris
Willy Esrr.rnis, NArt,N kiNuhLt,
utWatUttri ip s,td D'lbi,. that she o. the
" "a of l.tith k.HluI'. l,tr 81 Waterford, 90
.s,l Ca11t,. who iIs uu ths i2h i1, It Apul,
4 ~. l~0l, iIis.t,tr, srlfrI sui pus-'sstd IT
fr,l estate. goods lHi ,h'uris. rights aHi cred
&C.,. wh,th ut.ht @, o. administered a-,prItng t.
lac.
Whswllr,,uf Petitioner prNf, that adm,nls'
us'r.p "a .liI ,.t,ir may o. granted to JOHN =.
GERRY. oi MstJIuti. ~t- jl.,..plrs ihs trust.
MKEINM hIN.AII
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O,rorr. - Alta Caut oi Probate ~ Paris.
oa ihr thru Tu,.f,, ~ M,,, \. u. lst).
o. its Petition afHir.aII. oNrIETu, That %.
toe D. sl,,o D, Iabh.hiHg cop, ui Tho p'''urn,
with th,. order thereon. three week. suscr.si,,l,
Boz tn ONuN n,mHsfat, urvfpsp'r printed ~
r,fi., that 40 l-,.H-. interested ua, hu,ui ou
che tbih Tus,,t, ul Juor urNI, IT Court IT
Probate th,1 o. D. ho'l,n iu r1ris. anl she's
cause. Il sn,, vh, The urN'r of said pr'ii''r
shuuLl M o. gr,atsd. SuJh no'ios 20 be- giyru
before - u Coat
THOMAS u. nROwN, lodge.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24

NNHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.WlLsON,
w President Judge for the 2olh Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties of Union, Mtiiin and Snyder. and
PHILIr RuuL and JNoW SiMoNToN ESqs, Assoc
ciatc Judges in Union county. have issued their
preccpt, bearing date the 18Th day of Feb.
1860 and to me directed for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
aud Termner. and General Quarter Sessions.
at LEWISBURG, for the county Of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of SEPT. (being the
lslh day) 1860. and to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables IT.
aud for The county of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records, ingui-
silonS, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertan 10 be done; and all Wit
nesScs and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance al the appointed time agrcea-
bic Ia notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
i'll S Office IN Lewisburg, the 10Th day Of
May. in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty and the cigh,y-iourth
year OF the Independence of the United States
ut Amcrlca.-God save the Commonwealth,
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
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REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all C

~ cerned that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register S
Office at LewlSburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confir-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
10 be held al LEWISBURG, for the county
Union, on the third Friday OF SEPTEMBER
next, being the 2Ist day of said month, VIZ:
| The final Account of John F. Richart,
Executor of William High, late of White Deer
township, decd.
The Account Of James Chambers, Adj
mniStrator of Susan Smith, late OF Limestone
township, decd.
3 The Account of Danlcf' Smutke Guar
dian OF barbara and Rachsi hmnSy.
The Accoun, of Conrad Shech hler, Admin
iSIrator of Jdcob Reish, late OF West Duiialoe
township. deed.
5 The Accoun, of John Hauck, Admini>tra-
tor of I,na Huuck, decd.
6 The Account OF Jonathan Wolfe, ENecu-
tor Of Leuis ddings, late of the Borough OF
LewisburS, deed.
The Account Of Edward and Levi Ranck,
Executors of Jonathan Ranek, late of White
Deer township, dec ID.
8 The Account Of John Walls and S. 4.
Stock, Executors of H. 4. &ock. late of Lew
isbnrg Borough, decd.
. The Account of John NJ. Benter, Admin
istrator Of H. H. Moprr, late Of New Berlin
borough, decd.
GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Aug. 2i, 1860
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Fog me star L CHRONICLE
Voting the Ticket.

,n.p opl trina ho vnte fpr
,,J ,,.I,, ..rros,I, d..;re III. >ucress nj
,bar;shoI ,rir.;rI.s viii aIwav, ..ro,o
,he -, y ,,,Isis So,n, man nI,orion~Iv nm
g, - ,,,G,,o,,,,oraj bI,nsoIf rnor ,b,, ;;cl,e,
-, a, ,ta -, ,;,n. d,s,,,c, =.
Sa - 3,-ai h.,,,,,an ,ba penuhi;c,n and
- -. ~ 80, -, j., l,,,,,,.;,,,.,
' N ft' a II -,
~ ~ ~ ~ :;
"Ines, .ie o''iI' VIZ - 20 y H"n ,a; a.. ai
'rp"''"'" " Va. PC. ~ lr'. nsa,,tI;
Va ui' Sou"o o"' o'e"' 'A0
'an amy.
~ - 'o' iu' '. D. 10, ,to ponn,r,
A"! p"'u:u p"'uou."' th NJ, at,oJ ,r,o or;s
."i VI '''. -, - II, b.,
'e"o. , pu' ~, -, ,b., h;s,o-u -
Il Is ~ inauo u'"e n. - i,oI, ,ta
ou' VI az ~ -" Il
i -i'i " ,"e ,o,.,,',J ,hes. ,bi,cs
!'dIieu H. a"" NJ ''~'
'''"" w. h,,.. o.,,h,;s,o5 srs-
oI w -, 80 ,h.,n-
'enl' '"e, - onra.nn,.,i,e. If
:, . 'i'n ~'O a.. r. ,n,n b,ye
% %"el' fI,uo a"u - ~ ,hs;, nav.
"''n eo'eu i"i' IA, ~ ~ e',> - hy ,bem
y, "r'oiiieS az I"e ."ln -, Tbi,
~ '1'. .i,tL. Dan.,;. -. ,hnropcbIv
I,i ma ~ ~, -, ~ 49,, }.vs invar,a.
su'e '''oo'' """ ., ,h, secre, of
Uy P'a'"seu ""' ',S - an5 Tho r,nl,
'"ei' Io"s .""unueu .'raa, crsd,, IN,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24

Ncnctia, and that the possession OF a
powerful navy, like that OF Naples,
would enable him to do it. Certain
parties had attempted TO create trou-
bic in Palermo, and the Government
was gctting rid Of all such by furnish
ing them with passports to any coun'
try out of Italy, as fast as possible.
Active negotiations were going on be
tween the Courts of Vienna and
Rome, on the subject Of the eventual.
ity Of an invasion Of the Pontllicial
States by Garibaldi. The Duke of
Modcna had promised to unite, III that
case, his troops to the Papal army.
The coronation of the King and
Queen of Norway took place on the
9th inst. Brcadstutls quiet, but trm.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24

DIsCovERY-Toronto, August Il
While workmen were making excavations,
to-day, near the old fort in this place, they
discovered the remains OF l5 bodies of
British and American soldiers who fell in
the war Of lSl2 Several buttons, bayo-
nets and opaulettcs were also found. One
button had the initials of the Pcnnsylya-
MIA Rangers on it; another is marked AZ.
s" and another 18th British Grenadicrs."
\ few American coins were also found.
From the position Of the bodies, it is cvi.
dent that they were buried i'll trench
near where they fell. Gen Pike and two
hundred Americans, and 4 number Of
British, were killed near this spot, in
1913, 10y the explosion Of powder masa-
zine.
SPRINGFIELD MEETING.-The Rcpub-
lean meeting at Springfield on Wcdnes-
day last was very larye-rrobably not less
than 10000 people bcin. in attendance.
Two special trains, numbering altogether
y cars, left Chicago alone, carrying near
y 1000 people.
EScAMpMENT.-A Military Encamp
mcnt will be held at York, commencing
on the Sd Of September. y general invi-
tation is extended to all military compa-
mics in the State to be present. Hon.
John Il. Floyd, Secretary Of War, Lieut.
Gen. Winfield Scott, Gov. Packer, Gov.
Hicks, and others, have been invited, and
are expected to be present.
The New York correspondent Of the
Mobile Register, tells 4 story Of a gentle
man who found upon his return from Eu-
rope, after an absence of seven months,
ga, bill Of So waiting for him. y steady
sa- flame had been accidentally left burning
during the entire seven months Of his alb
sencc, having been i=nited hy his wife,
who went back Just 10 fix her bonnet
after everything had been prepared for
start.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
EGrThe n. Y. Herald, Buchanan's o

EGrTbe n. Y. Herald, Buchanau's or
gan iu New York, Acknowledges the sue
cess of Lincoln and Hamlin. Although
it makes awful wry faces in attempting to
say anything which may be encouraging
to the Republican party, i. has the manl-
ness to do SO, sometimes. The following
paragraph is one of its lates. revelations ;
and what grieves it most, is that it be-
lieves its own prophecy, this time:
"Talk about carrying the State of New
York against Lincoln, with four Demo-
cratic factions and two or three little fussy
Bell-Everett cliques, all wrangling among
themselves The idea is perfectly abb
surd. Talk Of harmony among these con-
hicting elements! As well talk Of broth
erly love among the fighting factions at
Dony brook fair, assembled for the express
purpose Of breaking each others heads"
Those who are claiming tho State Of
New York for "Littlc Dug" will please
make note of that, and this:
at is foregone conclusion, so far as
this State is concerned, that Mr.. Douglas,
their candidate may possible get from
10000 to 10000 Of its 600, 900 votes,
and Breckenridge about an equal number.
1t is, therefore, all up with them"
Here is the way Bennett encourages
the members Of his own party:
"The principal, most efficient and chea-
pest electioneerers for Lincoln are Doug
las and his friends in one section of the
country, Breckiuridge and bis friends in
another. This wise trio appear detcrmin-
ed that Lincoln's election shall be reduced
10 the least possible amount Of expense.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
"Jim Crow Douglas,

As an evidence of the strange kind O
consistency which Mr.. Douglas makes us'
of to make "fair weather" in cloudy
times, we give below two nea. little para
graphs, the product Of the fertile brain O.
that chameleon statesman
"The Missouri Compromise had an ori
gin akin to that of the Constitution
of the United States, conceived in the spi
Iit of fratcrnal affection, and calcul1fcd ID
rcmore .torcrer tie danger ,rhjch seemed "a
threaten, at s0D,c distant R,y, 10 scscr The
Socipl Loads of uRioa. All the evidence OF
public opinion at that day seemed to indi-
cate that this Compromise had been eano-
nized 10 the hearts Of the American peo-
pie as a sacred thing, which no ruthless
land would ever be reckless enough to
disturb"
Good for the Little Giant. That reads
frst-ratc. But, "chnuge comes Ger the
the spirit of bis dream" Instead Of
standing up 10 the above ul,imatum, at
subsequent period be ,nchs ship, aud fights
himself lie concludes TO "wheel about,
and turn about, and do just So to Wit:
awe repealed the Missouri restriction
for the purpose Of substituting and carry
ing GU. the great principle of sclf-govern
mcnt.
Sir that was the principle upon which the
Nebraska bill was defended by It's friends
Instead of making the slavery question an
exception, it removed an odious exception
which before existed. It's ,choLe oJjcct was
TO abolish that o}ious exception"
ra-The Camden (Ala) Register, appa-
rcntly forgetting that "discrction is the
better part. of valor," in its haste to de-
clare its principles and what it believes to
be the principles Of the party for which i.
Intends to do battle, in raising to its mast
head the names Of Breckenridge aud Lane,
makes use Of the following language:
"We run up our flag to-day for Breck
inriige and Lane, the Democratic nomi.
nces for Presiden, aud Vice President of
Tue I DitCA states. W e nave unNaNCIlup-
ly concluded for the last ten years that it
would be better (for all conccrned) TO
make hro or more ditiact gorernmcnts Of
Tie territory comprisiny tic Initcd States
of .imcrjca, and that such will ultimately
be done there can be no sort Of doubt;
but it should be done with fairness and
justice to every section Of the Union AMI,
relieving that the party to which we be-
long as The only reliable one TO carry ont
his measure and secure all her rights,
We intend to battle for its principles to
the fullest extent of our ability"
We. presume the Brcckinridge party in
the North would hardly be guilty Of pull
ing squarely against that party in the
SOUTH, in any principle Of such vital in-
rortance. The Disunion movement in
the South is the greatest capital upon
which they arc working; and the Bteck-
iuridge.s in the North are just as eager
for the success Of their man; consequent
ly, all who vote for Breckenridge and
Lane, vote directly for Disunion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
Foreign News.

The steamship Arabia, with Euro
rean intelligence three days later
than our previous advices-her latest
dates being Of the l2th-passcd Cape
Race on Sunday night, and the North
american, with dates Of the 10th,
PASSED Father Point early on Mon
Gay morning. The weather in Eng
land was still uniavorable for the
lowing crops, causing no little anx-
y. The latest dates from Damascus
J. port quiet there, but murders were
sHll committed in the surrounding
c'antry. Thirty thousand Christian
@lmcn had been sold, and were de-
llucd in harcms. Over 400 arrests
lad been made at Damascus Of per-
sons implicated in the massacres, and,
-ijcr prompt trial, those found guilty
ere executed. The authority of the
sultan, under rigorous measures, was
turning. No new movement had
"ccn made by Garibaldi. lie had
aot yet left for the main land. and
vas continuing his preparations.
oluntecrs had come TO him in such
nmbers as to embarrass him, and he
.nl requested 4 cessation for the
sent. II is said that Garibaldi
written letter 10 tie King of
Iiaia, in which he saws he consid-
It 70 lie Li5 sacred day 70 deliver
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
Orphans Court Sale.

Dl virtue of order of the Orphans Court
ID of Union county, will be sold at the pub
the house OF VIM. Wolfe, in Hartlctun, on
Tuesday, Scpt.l, 1860. al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate:
Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Hartleton, with the
Improvements thereon.
IL acres of land in arileton, adjoining ia
cob larger, Jno. F. Wilson and DR.. W. F..
Seebold
% acres II perches in Hartley township,
adjoining John FIman, W. Tate and others.
rs acres 90 percheS in Hartley township,
adjoining Rcbecca Leach and Samuel Johnson.
200 acres % percheS in Hartlv township,
adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel John
son.
Also, the following tracts of unsca,ed lands
in Hartley township: