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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-14
Copper, 81 % per ton.
Iron, 10 - 4"
Coal. OO,5 {"

But the act OF Feb. Is, does not change the
time for making the repor' of the companies ex.
isting under special charters, but leaves it as i,
was.
1t viii De your special duty to ascertain by the
best means in your power TO what companies
this change has become applicable upon the
principles above indicated and Of whatever
amount of money legally due from such compan.
les for taxes under the substituted rate and
actually paid 70 the State Treasurer after the
commencement; OF the year 1856. one half should
be paid over 20 the proper county treasurer. a.
required by the act OF Feb. IL, 1858. above COP
led. This rate cannot. think, be applied until
the commencement OF lS5s, because the char
tiers all 80 far u have noticed require the a.
sessment 10 be based upon the lest preceding
report Of the company, and none Of them Is
required to report earlier lin 1851 than De.
cember.
have heard it minated that by the clause
in the constitution above referred to, the legis.
lature Is disabled to pass any act TO reduce the
amount TO be refunded TO the counties until after
the year 1855, would be void, and the rate OF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-14
The MYxirrY Exulnlned


In the Free Press of the 9th inst, under the
above caption, Storey, the ASS of the Democratic
party of Michigan, lifts up his arfal bray over a
newly discovered mares nest. This is no less
than the Certificate of the present Board of
State Auditors on their settlement with the late
State Treasurer, Silas NJ. Holmes, and is quoted
- follows:
JANUARY Is, 1859.
"The undersigned Board. according to notice
BY the Secretary Of State at the Office of the
State Treasurer, to make full and final settle
ment with the late State Treasurer, as required
by Law, the Auditor General being, by law, a mem.
Der Of the Board, to the exclusion of the State
Treasurer; and having examined the accounts of
Slas N. Holmes, whose term of office as State
Treasurer expired on the first day OF January in.
slant, we find that he had on hand, in cash, at
that date, the sum of one hundred and eighty
thousand three hundred and ffiy-seven dollars
snd seventy-one cents $3.50, S57 III for rhich
sum exhibited 10 us the receipt of John
Mckinney, the present STATE Treasurer, said re-
ceipt also covering all the books, bonds, notes
papers, and all other things belonging to said OF
fee Of the State Treasurer
an. e.. ISBELL.,
Secretary of State.
DANIEL l.. CASE,
Auditor General.
GIANTS W SANpnpN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

Curtn's maj. SOL Lincoln OoJO Fesiou.
The other District to hear from will
probably leave Union County with 1000
majority for Lincoln over Fusion, aud per-
baps 1000 over ala gain of 200.
Snyder county, $50 for Lincoln-lGO gain
Montour and Luzerne, major. for Lincoln
Lycsming gives Lincoln gain of 800.
Northumberland Co. rep. do 500
Clinton do 200
Center and Miffln, each 500 gain for Lin.
The following are reported pluralities
for Lincoln over Fusion or Reading Ticket:
Philadelphia Il l7,000-Alegany 10000
Lancaster S,000-Erie 4 4,000-Lehau-
anon l,100-D4uphiu l600-Berks 61-
Chester 5000, Huntingdon 1900, Carbon
$50, Susquehanna 1000, Wayne BOO.
aud reported in Lebigh, York, Wyoming,
Bedford, Wes,morelaud, &c. &c.
Fusion .NJorities-Mohroe 200, Nor.
Hampton l0U0, Fulton $50.
IAN these reports are Of course liable
TO more or less modification. The Strait
Douglas a1d Bell men swell our plurality !
Lincoln gains all over the State. His
mai is estimated at $4,000.
The different States are reported this
.e,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Issue Lists for Sept. 1860.

Jos w shriner VS. John NJ Taylor
Sami |. Beck VS. Charles Siees
John Marty vs. Dorman (and = o,hers)
SCOTS Pres, Gh. VS. John Mlai
MCarIv Tate vs. K : BrobSt
Cyrus Eaton VS. S F & W 5 Bogenreif
David Click VS. Saml $ Barber
Philip Ruhl VS. Francis Wilson
Middeswarth Kerns q Co VS. Chs II Shriner
John Wertz vs. Peter Nevius ct al
Samuel W SnodgraSs VS. VIM Young Jr
Ulsh for Guiellus' Admrs VS. Geo Dreisbach
Abraham Black VS. Andrew Sp.tler
4 Church Il Go VS. VIM Kieckner
Robt d Cummings VS. Saml Henderson ct al,
J & J Young VS. Thos Orwig
Charles Stees VS. Saml l. Beck
VIM Price Jr VS. Robr NJ Nusser
North, Chase & North VS. Joel HuTsh
Joseph Christine VS. Beaver, Geddes NJ & Co
DIR Vim F SeeboId VS. Saml & Wilt
Lanson Burrows VS. Chas ID Mowrer
High for Denller vs. A Messenger with notice
Stennger q Ranch VS. Black q Fisher
I"unsm. q Waller VS. Noah Walter with no.
Matthias Sinaler VS. A Nickel with no.
L Bowes for Stee. VS. John Locke
Levi Cromley vs. VIM Brown Jr et al
Ralph Duty VS. Henry Mason
Matilda krick VS. Martin d Reed
$ r Baum for Peacock ct al VS. Jno Baum
Peacock et al ind. OF 5 d IS do
same VS. do
Joseph Lyon John Paul
George ( Nancy Jolon John Miller Geo Hoover
David Ne>bit VS. John Paul
John Bower vs. Robert GanlOr Esq
II Gastfor Jacob Kline's Adnrs Andrew Gutelus
William Fr!ck uii!myer a Frick
Sarah Randolph Jonathan Srshit's Admrs
Sarah B.ilrr Dr.. Chas Brundsge Wife
Samuel l. Beck Martin Breisbach ct al
n High for VIM D,ntlcr vs. Albright Il Messenger
Charles Nensch " BerSiutne Mears
Henry Mitchell Daul Fry and Michl Eleckner
Michael J Grove Thomas Walker ct al
Amos Berger John Eishel's Exrs
Jonathan Wolfe Centre Coz VS. Henry Charles
{ II shrinrr Vim Rule
Benz !e:ter vs CWt
do and wife same ct nj
John Winters - Dr 4 J Cro'zpr
Margaret Myers ys Eruj u Kumich
Arfine Clark Amr VS. Church Il NNichaei
Nich's Meu7rhs Admir- v Youngrnan \ Walter
Clarke for 4 Cummings v- John MAlarney
Cater for Il q II Hayes Admir- SWIM Johnson with nc
j !! buckrtt. ind. J VI Ihnm4s VS. J 4 Young
VIM Van & ger vs. John CEanck
t"mIn'tb If Penn a vs. Wm. Brown. Jr.
Harsh hutohison VS. Eirkeuhne Mears
Charles N.ikeI vs. Plilip Weikel
George Bii!myer Nm Frick 4 Co
Miller assi; Of stah's TX q Hursh ex'r Jodon
James Arnold vs. Frrk. B'l!mcyer Co
Joseph Cummings : l. Beck
: l. Eerk v Cummings
4 VI Walter John Ep-.Isr
Henry Lecl Oh vsJ N'Ca, 4 Bro
Francis Is Potts ~ Abraham Waiter
treeland Bro end. Of GIhson vs. L Hull
Hayes Mccormick VS. Benna-e and wifs
Jacob beichly vs. The Lewishurg Bank
EosrnhIrs i Co VS. J 4 hieckner
James Scott Jos MeiNelI
Gedlrs Marsh q Co VS. l. Palmer's Admr
Samuel showers vs. Sholler. with notice
Munson VS. Palmers Admr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Traverse Jurors, December Term.

HartLy-O p Kaherman, Jacob Fees, George
Glover, John Church, David Fillman, John
Kalherman.
West BuGaioe-John Gable, Elias Kaup. Enoch
Kaufman, VIM Beachler, Henry Oberdorf.
East Bngaioe-pavld Roger, Thomas Penny,
Samuel J. Noll.
MNujUrg-J w Sands, Henry Bogenrei
Malon Breyman, BerryhiIf Bell, Thomas
Gutelius. Saml Siilzer
Bnfaioe-Wm Sieans, Jno F Vanvalzah, VIM
Hauck. Adam Grove, Benz Lahr
keNy-Paul Geddes, Paschal Clnean, Daniel
Rangler, John Hummel, Levi Gemberling
Leri,bVs-W + ReIimyer, VIM Rlter )
CritaS, l. Barrett, Jno Nesb.t, II Hawkins.
l,eV Berin-Henry Bause, Abr Schoch
Hh'fs Dser-Slephen Flick, Solo Sassaman.
UaiOn--Thomas Pursel
Leuis-Jacoh Hillbish, Israel Beaver, Jacob
Moore, X W Backiord
Liwtst0ne-ISaiah Mench, ThoS Y Barber
Ha,thiOn-John Charles
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham 5 Wilson. Pre-
sidenl Judge for The 2Olh judicial District of
Hennsy y'yanIa, composed of the counties OF
Union, Mlaln and SNYDER, and Philip Ruhle
and John W Slmouton, ,E>q'~ Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precepi,
bearing date the :2i Jay Of sept, 1850,
and to me directed, for the holding OF a Court
of Common Pleas at Lew shurg for the county
of Union on the first Nonday # Der nsri,
(beins the 81 dav) 1860, and TO contIaue one
week, NOTICE Is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons interested IN the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance al the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal AT the Sher-
III ; Office IN Lew>hurg this 2Olh day Of Octr.
\ D. 1860, and IN the eIchry-iourth year of the
independence Of the L 5. of America.
God save the Commonwealth
JOHN CRnSSGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
For DOUGLAS.
Tor SMITH.


None-unless Upper Canada
Bell may get Louisiana and Texas.
Breckenridge will probably receive
Florida, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Lincoln has an equal chance for
California and Oregon.
Philadelphia city gives Lincoln plu-
rali,y of II, l47 votes, aud a majority Of
S47 over all.
The Breckinridge men DO not give up
Virginia, Kentucky, or Louisiana.
Lincoln had 16 votes in Alexandra,
anc 4 iu Portsmouth, Virginia.
The Illinois Legislature is Republican.
Delaware gives Breck. 1000 maj.
Forty-nine towns of Maine give Lincoln
1890, Douglas ,6l3, ,Breckiuridge l, 100,
Bell aod Everett SOC. Thus far there is
4,0lS Republican gain over the Septeui-
Der election.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6.-The 5ih
Ward gives ] plurality for Lincoln. Fisher
(Rep) has 46 majority for Congress.
BALTIMORE Election complete-Breck-
iuridge, 1850; Bell, Il, 2,6l9; Douglas,
1862; Lincoln, l,0S2.
The Republicans have over 23 900 votes
in New York City, out Of $4,000 votes
polled-l0, 900 higher than ever before.
The whole movable power of men and
means was transferred from Pennsylvania
and all other Free States, and throwu into
that one city, to defeat Lincoln by fair
means or foul. They faii-the incorrup,i-
bic integrity Of the noble farmers os the
interior is too much for all their intrigues
Wise and other crazy heads Of the South,
made all their noise for the sake Of helping
Breckenridge. But if Breck. has lost
Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and Ten.
nessee, they have all their fuss for nothing
CPerhaps "Capt. James Smelly" will have
10 60 down to soothe the Ex-Governor.
Douglas was to speak in Mobile the nigb'
before the Presidential Election.
In Louisville city (Ky) the vote is a,
follows: Bell, 1923; Douglas, 2633
Breckiuridge, $50; Lincoln about 100.
10 Richmond (Va,) the vote is as fol
lows: Bell, 1859; Breckiuridge, ll70
Douglas, 753.
First reports indicate that Appleton (Fu
sicn) has defeated BuIlinsame for Con gres:
il Boston. Mr.. Appleton is millionaire
upon whom all the branches Of the Oppo
sition united. 1t is said that Mr.. Burlin
game will contest the election aud show
hundreds Of votes colouized.
Speaker Pennington, of n. j., it is als,
feared is defeated by small majority b,
Fusiouis..
Col. Curtin, Governor elect, passe,
through Wiin.wspOr; last week, en- rOut
.vr h9ns.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
GOOD, CHEAP PROPERTY for Sale


F9NHE undersigned offers his House and
Lot. situated IN New Berlin, tnIun Co,
for sale. It is a corner To-, 70 fee, front on
lower Market ST, and l65 feet on Hazel ST.,
whereon IS erected a Double Two-storey
Frame House, containing rooms, kitchen,
and kitchen sarret, a Workshop, Cow Sta
bic. Hog Pen, Smoke House. Bake Oven,
Wood shed. Pump on the porch, an excellent
Cellar. Garden separately fenced, and Orchard
with about so choice Fruit Trees. The whole
house and shop would bring $50 rent year;
taxes about $40. A good warrantee deed will
be given. and If required immediate possess
sion. Price only $500. 1t is indeed the
cheapest property IN town. The impossible
ty TO make living here on my trade, is the
sole cause 10 sell.
CHAS. BUCHMlLLER, Bookbinder
New Berlin, Oct. Is, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Jurors f1I Adjourned Court, Dec. 3D..
West Bugabe.- Matthew Kelly, John Hauck,

West Bufaioe.-Matthew " Kelly, John Hauck,
Levi l. Shoemaker, Danl Fisher, Peter
Kimple, Jacob Kline
LsUisJug.-Iohn Il Cornelius. Jackson Pal
mer, W Chamoerlln, John Zellers, Thom-
as Reber. e & Shorklev
MGlmbug.-D IL RIssel. Beri Haus, W
Thompson, Charles MontelIus, James ii
Young. John Reber, Henry Baum
Nsr BerLa.-Michael kleckner, David Hor-
lacher
E1st BuFlios.-Dayid Smith, David Schrack,
John Gundy
Bufilioe-Levi Miller, Philip Dieilenderfer,
Jackson A Rishel, James Mathers, WeIdler
Roland
Whife Deer.-Wm l. Ritter, Joseph Meyer
Hariey.-Jas Reed, Andrew Cook, Jno Diehl
keHg.-Jacob Henley
Lcnis.-Henry II Shafer, George Kleckner
HUtkfou-Sam'l & Wit
LimesfOne.--Jnhn Rnkert
UAion.-A rchibaid Thomas
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Ec. fl.c Eertrcmen.

NE ''-t 7"i i--t.- --.r IN town. ,u rsr5ny ~
o. -' .-..1r. 81 -,s Il tt'ti- 's--l ln.I.s I-..,-.
.'.H--.a a'a cent. t4rHi-.iu- rs..- .-s--s r.
s.-v .-. -a inside Clothing, Iists and Cst. n ~,
sti i.--- | --
Also al kind, rf GROCERIES. HARD.
WhAE, GjEErSWaLE, SALT, NAILS.
FLN~rFN sc.
Fi>H 90 5lf his.
C.'AL-A large ouanritv Of Stove Ca,
rA'sh ~- e.I arr.r o.. 3d., pl-tof town a, .t.,, =.
'' D.. '' DO " '4.r Do 81. -.ri- suafi-5 ant.
f''u7'' AI 80 .r--.-. 1- town A..H E---s- 40 =,
l'1 ura,is t,-.. I.Le No.I taAru Al ,1.L.1.. ..r
Ea>a PAID fraI binds of GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Real Estate.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
a @ @ e

DY virtue of order of the Orphans Court
ID of Union county. will be sold al tle pub
the house OF WIN. Wolfe, in Haftleton, on
Saturday. 2i!h Nov. 1860 al 10 clock
A VI, the following described Real Estate:
Lots Nos. 9 ana 10 in Hartlelon, with the
Improvements thereon.
II acres Of land in Har,le!on, adjoining ia
cob Iarger, Jno. F. Wilson and DR.. W. F.
Seebold
25 acres II perches in Hartley township,
adjoining John Filman, w. Tate and others.
75 acres 81 perches in Hastley township.
adjoining Rebecca Leach and Samuel Johnson.
200 acres 73 perches in Hartley township,
adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel john
son.
Also, the following tracts of unseated lands
in Harley fawnShtp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Grand Jurors, December Term, 1860

Le,cisJurg-Johnson Walls, Charles Mensch,
Lewis Ashenfelrer.
BufIloe-Davld Herbst. Michael DuDkle, Jno
Wise, Cyrus DreIsbach.
Lemis-Joseph Charles, Charles Ruhl, Henry
Drwig.
Jonas Rauch.
K,Hy-Wm Ncll, James Sh elis. John King
L'mssfDns-Henry X Sanders, Lewis Seebold.
NBinbYrg-John Bllger
Hartiey-Wm Halfpenny, Daniel Hunsecker.
URiOD-Je>se NJ Waller.
East Buf,Loe-W IN L Harris.
West BuBai0e-Daniel Moore.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

sn- Uaion County has done nobly.
With decreased vote, she has increased
her majority 200 on Fusion, and come up
to the mark. Our Borough gives an in
crease of 61, gallant little Uuicn 20, East
BufAloe l3, Kelly IL, White Deer SO,
Old Bufaloe, "a, West Buffaloe Is, Nif-
finburg ] a vote Zone man voting half Of
our ticket and half of another,) Lewis 20,
Hartletpn ., Limestone Orep.} I, and
New Berlin Is, Hartley ouly fails 4, for
the reason that the band of Republicans at
York ValIey-who have to spend two days
to vote-did not think that duty required
it of them at this time the loss of time
aud money would be $40 or $50: and
John M'Ca!l and his company have shown,
by former sacrifices to vote, that they may
be called on in any case of necessity.
Little Union has well maintained her
character, and the expectations formed of
her. Her maj. is equal to the average of
the whole former county. With Snyder,
We foot up 1000 or 100, and rank VITA
Dauphin and Lebanon.
We said the attendance Of Lincoln men
at the October Election was more impor-
taut than at November-and have there
fore nothing against those Republicans
who were absent on urgent business, last
Tuesiay-especially as in nearly every
case some good Democrat was 10 be found,
clever enough to deposit Lincoln vote
for them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

The Lock Haven & Tyrone Railroad
Company will be sold in Philad., 9Th
Nov. next, at the suit of Samuel Brady,
a Contractor, for the balance due of his
work and expense in its present condition.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
s0A respectable Wide-Awake Pro.

ro-A respectable Wide-Awake Pro-
cession of 200 or 800, in Baltimore city,
last week, was shamefully insulted with
missiles, and foul and abusive language,
while on its march, by men aud even by
women-stones, rotten eggs, &c, were
thrown at and upon them-and when in
their place Of meeting their speaker, Hon.
Z. Joy Morris, Of Philadelphia,) Was hiss
ed aud annoyed BY the cries of a premedi-
;a'ed mob. These outrases were winked
at By leading men, merchants, and editors.
Are the Republicans of the Free and the
Slave States to understand from this mean
and illegal treatment of their brethren in
Baltimore, that our friendship and patrou-
age are no longer desired? Otber parties
para1ed in peace; the same evening. Our
merchants and other business men can
End in Philadelphia better treatment as
citizens, and perhaps do as well in trade,
if such ostracism and outrages should ever
be repeated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
FOR SALE,

V7HE Brick Dwelling House and -
Store Room attached, and Lot Of nj
Ground, formerly known a. the Houghron
properly, situated on the south west corner Of
Market and Fourth streets, IN the borough Of
Lewis burg, beng IN the most desirable part
of SAID borough, either for business or a pri-
vate residence, and can easily be arranged 50
as 10 pay the owner a reniage Of Three Hun
dred Dollars per annum. and still have abun-
dant house room for private family. Every
thing in and about The premises j. N complete
condition. For particulars inquire Of
NM. JONES,
AGENT f1r Eider J. DENBAUGH.
Iewishurr. Sept. =, lN1o.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
FOR SALE,

WHAT valuable Brick 1Ard property
situate IN Butiaioe township, adjoining
Lands OF Jacob Derr and William Cameron,
with everything complete for the manufacture
of Brick. &c. Ak,o BUILDING LOTS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
JOHN D. MUSSER, Pitts'urr.
or his Atty, MM. CAMERON JR. LewisUurs
Oct. Il, loG0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

m.Our Wide-Awake fag bearer, Chas.
Maus, an old time Wing and Soldier
of 1912, We see has been changed, by some
of our exchanges, iutoa "Soldier of the
Revolution, who heretofore never voted
anything but the Democratic Ticket"
Some facts will grow as fast as pumpkin
vines
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
New StOre---NeW Goods.
p,,-- AM, ,u-,,r- ,-,urr, crrruu

TWO Doors above tie Bank,
L lENiSEi tC. Pi.
The subscriber, having person IA Inc Cry
buying constantly at Aucuon. Is Prefarei to
sell AL his Goods at Guy rfIccs-Ho~lerv,
Gloves, Crochet Cot'on, Teiuug Needle, Col
lars. Buttons, Tape, and all goods needed by
the Ladies.
Also Books and Stationery, School #.
and COLLEGE Books, &c.--PaPer Es3gY
window Curtains at ct>.--Freuch 5.-eFf
Fire Board Screens.-SIencil Worn M
done to order-Counrry Produce taken IN
exchange. ASH paid tor Rags.
April Is, 1860. II l.. MNAHON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

Which Is sectional ?'-We do not
see tha, the Northern man, Lincoln, has
been given a single Southern State-not
oue-they are 50 sectional. But We of
the North, 10 our generosity and "nation-
atty" appear to have given the fusionis's
of the South one Of our Sovereign States
New Jersey-by respectable majority.
We are not s, stingy, or proud, or un-
neigh borly, but we can afford to be liberal,
even if the compliment is not returned
(The allegation that New Jersey is ''out
of the United States" We regard as a
sander)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
HARD TlHES 0UTDONEl
JO7Ey y8AEES $50.

~ l. Just received I'm addition 10 The,
'a.-- >'-rsj a fresh >urgy of Ssrlng
-" 't-"LLK GCpDN. and 5y- I-a,e res,
l.I.if.y 2" 't' rnl the Ladies aid Gentlemen
o' -'"n 20 ard E.af g. tfaJ Inry can suit tner,
!N any .r.a- '- jneir line, cl trade, style, qua.
I'y aal pace.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
ID Of Union comfy, viii sell on the prem
iseS, in Lime>toLe township m said county,
commencing at ten O'Clock. a VI, of
.Snurdny, In N3yemJer,
1860, the following described Real Estate, to
VIII:
20. IA certain tract of Land situate in
Limestone township aforesaid adjoining ands
Of Hugh BelaS on The east, John Sjees on the
norlh, Tract No. . on the west, AMI Daniel
Smith on the south containing SIXTEEN
ACRES more or less, whereon are erected
- a good two-storeg LOG HOUSE, 81.
III BARN, and other OUl-buIldiuss-a IL
Spring of never-farIlns Water near the door.
snd good ORCHARD Of Apple Peach and
other Fruit Trees on the premises
no. 2-Another tract Of land in the same
township and county. Containing !: Acres
more or less, adjoining lands of Christian
Shveiy on The north, heirs of John Shively
on the west, Tract Mol on the east and Penns
Creel; on the South-on which are erected
fs LOG HOT ST. a BARN, and other Ont
Ii buildings. Tnete j. a nCyer-feiiins
Well Of Water aud a Stone Milk-IIuu>e->.
on the premises and fine young OrcharI~ 81
Of Apple, Peach aud other Fruit Trees on the
premises.
Terms made known al sale by
BENJAMIN CHAMBERS,
Admini-trafor of GLoEGE SxIIH, deceased.
liUag'OuP II, 't-f lt-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
For RRCCKIyRIDGE.

Delaware, North Carolina, South
Carolina Legislature voted,) Gcor-
gia and Alabama.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

1IWe expect TO hear of aw ful resolves
aud speeches and threats Oh behalf of our
SOutbren brethren, because the majority
have exercised their constitutional and ma
tural right Of choosing their own high
officers, unbribed aud unscared. Let the
FIRE eaters blow Of all their wrath at once,
aud be done with it, for it is uncaled for
and impotent. Our Northern friends who
quake at the fulminations of Shareholders,
should read the story Of "Night Among
Wolves"-perhaps they will 6ui the wolves
are sheep only.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
C..AHsBEaliM BROS
Corner oG iG;i. and Marke, ST.
LEULSHCRG, PA

w l. have now aud viii conijpp. ,.,
W on hand a iu. as ,oumebro, "p
10 onr line 10 which We invite the aliss,'a Is
Of the community: '-''a
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, HApn
WARE. QUEENSWARE FISH
SALT. PLASTER, COAL CPW
ENT, IRON, STEEL. SPRINGS
COACH TRIMMINGS sln
DLERI AND SHOE FINDIycS
&c, dc.
Al OF which will be sold afrsasspat,s
i"f cash Or farm produce. liberal 4, ,la1s ices
VA! be MADE r1 tie trade. ouh'
"LEWi~BCRG MIIJSp
We are preTar. q 20 DO oCu>t,morv.,.,
wpta 10 order. uf"u u,ue. terms. An t11a' la'
Of Gram bought al highest market rrc. ''A-'
y Flour and Feel for sale. T.,
C4NH CHiNgEPlry ms
Lewisburs. Nay 3, 1860