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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
AUTHORS YOViCE

I y the Orphans Court Of Union couniy,in the
| Account o. Edward Ranck and Samnel
Goodianter, Executors Of PAuI Goop1AxprR,
deed.
The Auditor appointed by he Cour, 10 audit
the Exceptions filed to the above stated ac-
count, and 10 make distribution of the balance
is the hands OF the accountants. &C.. Will
meet the parties interested al his office in Lew.
is5urs, on MosDar, the I'd day OF July, A. D.
1860, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
June Is, 1850. JOHN B. LINN, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
SD 600 Copies already sold!
JO.OOOEYERYBODI'S LAWYER
and COUNSELLOR - BU>INEsS-ty TEASk CEasgI, CT
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II Tells You how TO draw Up Partnersbip Papers and
gives general fo-ms for Agry--aents OF ali
: k.ncs, Bills Of sale, Leases sai Petitions.
IL Tells Yov how % draw p Bonds and Mortgages n
davits, Powers of Attorney. Notes and Bills
q hachan-e. Eeri-ts and Releases
Il Tell, iCu The Lew tlr th- Collection oC BELTS with
the >iatut.s G: Limitation. ana amount and
had 4 property Exempt froIa Lxzeuti1a in
every STATE
II Tells Ioa bo~ 10 make Assignment p-oTcrIy with
f1rms fcr Competition with Crrti:J.s and
tie lusciveuG Laws q every State.
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dian and MARI Master and 4 pTreati-e.aui
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IL Tells lou vha; Constitute. Libel and sauer and the
IaS a. u Marriage Dover th- Wife Right
in i'r,prrty. Iiv 1rcs and siimonv.
l. TeIS lou the Ia f1r Mechanic Lien. evsry state
aui -he Naturalization Laws 0! tbs ouniEy.
aud hos 10 comply with the sans.
II Tells You tn Law Conc ming Pensions and how u
obtain orc. and lie Pfe-EIapton Laws TO
Pchic Lands.
|, Tells lea the Lav oE Patents with mode Of procedure
II obsaiI. n One. with Int, Tfelvnres, Assign
meu-s aud Iatlv Of F-ts-
IL Tells iOA h. u Iuls= your Ill., and how Admin
I-ter oI an t-.-ie, SKA the lsN and the
grE-Ueuts thereof iu every state
II Tells loR tie AeauID- q Lev Term. in general use
and az sins - yau tie legislative. Ezsc1-
tiVa aaJ --i1izI Towers 1; b0tl IL Gsuerzl
acl state 1lTe-urar hts
/! Ielis lVa aaE l. s~ep yj Of Law. by showing h1
d. you- business .e-sly. thus szviE-a vast
ann uut of properly. su. vczatioas l.;isa-
tiua- b. its ;ilu-'y consultation.
single copies uI e sent ty mail pos.a.- rail 70
" IaIer every Mechanic, every Man % Business, and
eV-Ty BODY every s. receipt of g. O. Il .as style
O: binding Assi--5.
$1,000 \ YEAR can Ssn ls mad BY 9nerFiisP5s % Ing
a,ore work, ouE iad4oemenis al such a.e very
liberal
Fyr single copies Of the Book OF for terms to aeuts
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
I2!f llAlllgnY aDDDS

l.. ZUBEE. having Just returned
"A. frum PaIiadsfbIa with the Isrs...
STOCK c. ever braus 1T 10 this
place, would respectfully Invite former eus,o-
mers and the pecpleo Lewisburg and vicini-
" generally - call and see her assoriIner,
before purchasing elsewhere.
Conhtenl Ihai have the Goods which will
Please The most tastdious TASTE, vii spare
neither labor Dor trouble 10 accommoda:e all
desiring TO have work done.
In nv stock yoa vii find BONNETS Of all
sizes, Ribbons, Silks. French and american
Artificial Flowers, Tarielons, Grapes, and ev-
cry artirle used IN he Millinery Business.
BLLACHISs and TRIxxISG doae with neat
ness and tesPa.ch-alSo DRxss~AkISs 10
order. You will find me at nv old stand on
Noua Second Si.-LeEisbnr-. April 20, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

sa-Dust is again penetrating every
open window and door, and insinua'inc
itself BY every ereviee, on Market stree,-
doing more injury to health than all our
medicinal advertisements can cure, and
causing twice as much damage to goods,
wares andfarniture as pleasure producing
street sprinkler would cost. Can not
some thorough, responsible man be found
10 doCa tcih the dust and will no.
enough persons "down with the dust" to
pay him? What idle man, or men, with
little to DO, Will undertake il? \ little,
from all interested, will be sufficient.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
For the Ladies.

such ss Plain aai Fsncy Siss Bis-k SiEs, French Ne
rluqs p-tasres Cssae.rs, Pal i ehesTes, LUEsu!s
Fasis, Nohz'r Mixtures. RziEoral Syirts. Skeleton
>srtS Ac FriEts from = TO % cents, and b-.t Ne-i-
mach. Cochrco ard EL-sh priuts yards sr sf Tha-
Aurs q al kinds Gloves. H0cLy. ard hite suoi. All
ku1> Em6rui-eEss, aod DolEestie goods .: every s--
scr5ut;yu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
HARD TINES 0UTDONE!
JOHN WALLS 60.

HANE Just received In addition 10 their
/ L large siock) a fresh supply of Spring
4AU SUMNER GOODS, and oeg leave res
pec,fully TO inform the LaIies and Gentlemen
Of Town and County, that they can suit them
n anything Ii lheIr line, of trade, style, eual.
ltr an r-Lrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
soc New ad,ertisenenis.

.sg-Mr. ArbuckIc having opened
s,oTe at the Kelly y Roads. the Star X
Chronicle pack for that ueighborhood will
hereafter be left there for distribution.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS. letters tes;aneu'arv on ths
w estate Of MARGARET YOUNG, late of
the Borough Of Lewisburg. deed, have been
issued aud granted 10 the subscriber, in due
form ci law, notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted 10
SAID estate, TO make immediate payment; |;
and those having claims against the same.
will present them duly authenticated for sei-
uemenL THOMAS HAYES, Executor
LeW-s5urg, May %, Is6GS6
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

@A rumor-Perhaps originating iu a
love Of decep;iou-has prevailed along tie
Wes; Branch, that the japanese mouse
eolored gentlemen were this week to visit
Niagara Falls, by the Sosquehanua route.
We have not obtained any proof that they
contemplate seeing the Falls at all, whe-
tber through New York State or Penn
sy.vania.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

say-Mr. Abraham Auraod Of this Dor
ough last week presented US lot Of Ap-
fles, of three varieties, as perfect, as fresh,
aud as toothsome, as the best are in De-
cember- By studying the qualities Of
the various sorts, and care in preserving
them, be thinks We may have good Apples
every month il the year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Administrators Notice.

W-HEIEAS. Letters al Administration
~ 10 the estate Of LEWIS PALMER,
deceased, late OF Lewisburs borough, Union
comfy. have been granted to the subscriber,
bv .he Register Of said county, in due form I;
all persons indebted 10 said estate arc reques-
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them dGly
authenticated lor settlement TO
JOS b. ROSS, Admir-
LeUiSburg. June =. 500
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
~ meniary on the last will and testament,
Of JACOB NAGEL, late oI Kelly
township, Union county. deceased. have been
granted 10 the subscriber, By the Register Of
Union coun;y,in due form Of law; therefore all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requesiedto
make Immediate payment. and these having
claims against the same WILL present them
properly authenticated FOR settlement to The
subscriber without deiav.
WILLIAM NAGEL, Executor.
Kelly TP, May :, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

\ re,.Ass Smith, Q. Station L, Srb Ave
nue., New York, bas issued printed sheet,
coiored, ,ilIus'rl';og heaFTr7ac.ius EcllPs=
Of the Sun. ls'A July, WIKI much value
bic Information respecting a-ir 'u0mv. II
will be sent to anJ address on tue receipt
Of l3 ceuts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

~The services connected with laying
the corDer-stoue Of the new DTe'soach
church edlfee, will commeuce to-moiro"
afternoon, al , o'clock, continuing On the
Sabbath.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-Pa;aeTshiP heretofore existing
d! between the subscribers in he Butcher
ins and nr1vjBs business IS to-day dissolved.
vi. II I AdELL has Inc Books, and desires
a rs7TP' settlement Of ali Accounts. Nr.
GENBERLlNG continues Meat MARKET at
the u.c Graham sfors-roon on Market ST. and
lHTI.eS a. the hungry 10 come and bay.
JACOB HCNwELL.
CHRISTI GEMBERLING
Iewisburg, May l6, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

p.The Anniversary Of the LeSisburs
Rants, Sab. School vii be held next Sal
bath afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

e-JoLn Hertz is appointed Collector
of the Lcwisturs Scboo. Tax tOE tie cur
rent year. -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Literary Festivities at New Berlin.

The present has been pIeasau; week
for the closing exercises Of the Union Sem
mary, which appear to have been very
commeudable and entertaining.
The Literary Address, on Tgesiay
evening, BY Rev. M Weiser, was on the
Harmony Of Science and Revelation" "
AT its close, the Ladies Of New Berlin,
|tbrougb Pres. Hendricks, presented the
Excelsior Society with ! complete se;t Of
Presccti's Works.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

ns-Tbe Jspsnese invasion ot the q11e'
village of PbiadelPhia, has stirred cut our
wbilom correspondent "S. H. F. whose
letter came too late for this week. He Is
at his old stand, s07, Chestnut ST. please
send Us your cari-)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
A. n. DILL Attorney at Law.

OFFICE on South Second street formerly
" occupied BY J. B. Ham,ln, decd.
Itw!soqp2, JG1s $50
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
Old Stand and Large Assortment Of

.vEF GOODS,
NEW GoODSf
NEW G3ODSF
NEW GOODSf
FOR SPEIvG IND S-YNFR'
FDR SPRING ND Sr-vHEE'
PoR SpRLNG sND STFsEE'
FyR SPRING md St-srERi
CiEL AND SEEf
GAIL AND SEEf
taEE AND SEEf
C4LL AND SEE,
FREREE. ErrrIE q 70
KKEsER NCLURE q 90
KKEYsR RCLURE 90
.RExER, lrcECgE 60
L.-.sturs ,rsl =, Isel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

~Mr FILLMORE has requested it to
be stated that he has retired from public
life, but his political sentiments remain
unaltered He would Ike to see Bell sue
ceed, but it is believed has DO hope Of 1t,
and would not object to see all las friends
1aie for Lincoln.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
For the Gentlemen,

;hs best -rd largest assortment in tuSR- embracing ths
most sAh0nA Die STYLES Cloths CE-sisTss vrsri3Es,
Overcosiin-s. anl suts Furnishing Gpoi. ceaerslly,
shaSls- R-aay Els-s Clothing. Hats and CAPS .oE Men
and Bows
Also all kinds Of GROCERIES, HARD
WARE. QUEENSWARE, SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER. &c.
FISH in J. and bbls.
C1AL.-A large quantity Of Stove Coal,
vhi=h will t-iysr TO any pat n town short
tle. st A. cS nure as the gusiiy of coal o
procured Auyv herr rise IN rr-u3 Kinds of
LinsuurBeTs Coal. Pine Ngod tsksE II exchange fox
ccsl-
2 Cash paid for al kinds OF GRAlN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
LUuBER! LUMBER. .
New ARRANGEMENTS!

EDU CTI0N in Prices. on Shoes
/ and Boots At JAS sCJIIs, Market street, Lewis
tur-.
Owing 10 dull times and scarcity Of money,
yet ve h=sr of children being h.rn without sAOeT
-iardiu tis j. unfortunately th- ia~t J. SCOTT
hss lT1Ell- TIE TsEy si q sinai! shoes f1T Ir bat-
Sla youth. and lar.sr for tht mcls aEI AM The
oiG. that al may have shoes the
prices for Cash ~ change Tor Goods, &c Junc IS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
S,amm's PATENT LEVER JACk

Is made and for sale By
G W. BaRKDcLL
L.vissare, Nay =. iseo l5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
W kINESnAY.

EASAFS oy f1sg LlGizI Htia.t51y H,-nigg.
Glfe, beautiful Night; a. son. >ts5, 81 othr. -is
NsRI { osNIs N~w Berlin
Morntzin s0eueTy-hAIE Z. MtraK N4w D--ls,
Dc Tear. IN li-sven-M. JENSIE BEAvEE. W.nfela
Life Bcoks-ANNlA T. GIsz. B-IiinsylII.
|6cd's Acre.. h. MaUcE, PHILADELPHIA
r Beautiful AMI Beauty Q: tie Usefai-sry n
FKfnEEiCk. BEdsloe.
Hoiern Classic sT7IE sVINsT0Ir ~ Berlin
npo-an C-n-tsry-ArriE = MEME, Nts benin
|E.taory-L.UEA wILsJS. Ne. Berlin
k,1rIi .: Mu.io-SuI ". OEE1G, NcE Berlin
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

b0rMr. Levi B. Herbst Of Lewisburg
has returned from visit to brother in
the Oil regions Of Venaugo couhty, and
reports active progress there in boring for
oil. 1t is wonderfully mysterious trea-
sure which is there being revealed, and
promises great results in epricLiug large
portion of country hitherto rather poor,
aud in producing light 4; 4 cheaper rate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

~Tbe Peoples Party in Lycoming
county have appointed Committees q Wig
lance for the several Townships and Bor
ougbs, and called Nominating C0uveu-
tioa at the Wigxam iB Wil.iamsport,
"Wednesday evening, Aug. 22i......An al
temp, to form Republican Club in VIII
Transport created rupture, a portion Of
the audience retiring, and the remainder
making an organization. Our party is
noe very strong in that rising town, and
to be effective should ell drop their for
mer local aud personal strifes, ard work
together ike true men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
4 TRUCK WAGON

TOR SALE. Enquire Of
L LEVI AM&0NS, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
After the reading, the Young ladies
presented Pres. Hendricks large family
|gil,-edged Bible.

Egil,-edged Bible
oRAToNS BY Tssng G>nFeEssr, Wel'aasfgy Ers'lisg.
NhS our CoEntr. Sii t--> >TEicE Fort
1one Q; "AsAlE-toa-C. u. ScsNsEE. uF~is.tuTe-
Lhe Great Wvst-I. 4 sNITH, Ekh4rt Ind
= tehse thrvtienne-F. c. PkSa4L- GasFOri- y. Y.
eAarseas oi Ilne-B " A IoJNS, JeEsty shore.
asts Of lnt-licci-HsEEY >EItE 4. Philadelphia
shnsss The error cf Youth. \. NAME kufztown.
ef Duties a. CtEens-H \. S-EI folt I.eEoriun.
1-- Land Gn1 lsiiAil-r-J- y. GIsL- GTAII
ros--.s-t H. ssTLoE. scbuyIsis. Haven.
Efu-1on Of IhouEht-w. IL HlllLE- & ieu gnek
hs ITl1uEhs Of Truths : NoLFC. Esb-rssur- Eaf-
fes-ntailT. q Excelsior LIZ Soci.Gy.
'Gd-jAxE,P sE,E1b, N-~ Berlin, Representative
ei iS-Scosrsian 1t. eociety.
Mr.. Bergs,resser presented the Neocos-
niao Society with a portrait of E1-Gov.
f0IOck-snd the Society gave public
af'sp'iOn and Eaiert-islea;, si,h speech
es, 10 tae!r own Room.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

ae-A large number Of Lives Of LIN
COLIN are in the press, by ambitious pub
lishers. We advise our readers to wait
aud see which is or are hest. If the
Chairman Of the National Committee, or
Mr Lincoln himself, would announce what
particular edition Is authentic and recon-
Dended for general circulation, it would
be very desirable, useful, and perhaps PIE
vent some mistakes
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

aBy far the best arts; in the line Of
DaguerreOiypiug, that ever LeWisburg saw,
is Mr. MowRY. We deem it proper to
draw attention TO this fact, after having
heard his work eztolIed, by people from
other towns, as unezceiled by few if any
in our cities Give him a call, and en-
courage him to fit up rooms in the hes;
style, and feel himself permanently idcn-
titled with Us as q citizen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

Coutsinins easily cbtainei. fer the
q: diseases il all ioTIas. Ey HT5. ELNEE sIAYLJE Nj.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15
The First Step.

The Republicans in Congress have taken
one step towards reform worthy Iof note by
the people. Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill
which he pushed square through reducing
the miluge OF congressman from 40 to 90
cents, and requiring the estimates to be
made from a direct geographical line thu.
lcssening more than one half, and prevent
ing frequent gross abuses. IL they will
only follow tots by the abolition of the
Franking privilege, the world will then be
convinced that they look more to their coun.
tries g'od than their ow convenience. We
believe it will be done. This first step
looks like going ahead. 1t requires sound
principles TO make men curtail their W
privileges and especially their own Tees. I,
req lures to pa,rio: spirit to do such a thing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15

nation may have its just and natural and free
Developments, then, indeed. oil the winds oil
controversy are let loose upon US from all
points Of the political compass, we see OBJ.
Jects and men only through hszes. mists.
and doubtful and lurid lights. The earth
seems TO BE heaving under our feet, md the
pillars oil the noble fabric that protects US
to De Trembling before our eyes. But the
appointed end Of all this agitation comes at
last, and always sessonably; the iumults Of
The people subside; the country becomes
calm once more; aud then we find that only
our senses have been disturbed, and tina
they have betrayed US, The earth is firm
az always before, and tshe wonderful struc-
turt, for whose safety we have feared SO
anxiously, now more firmly fixed than ever,
still stands unnosed, enduring and immov-
able. ff r .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15

0rSenator Mason's liarper's Ferry Com.
mittee do not get through with Mr.. Hyatt
SD easily as they seem t0desne. They had
him before the Senate yesterday, and tried
at first to suppress his answcr to- their de.
mands; but through the frmness Of Messrs,
Sumner, Hale. ana Fessendcn, Mr. Hyatt.
right to DO heard lin his wi defense was
allowed, and his argument was read. Ia this
he contends against the authority Of the
Senate to take upon itself the power Of a
Court OF law. Mr.. Mason proposed to put
him IN Jail for contumscy. but finally. saw
fit to modify this proposition SO that Mr..
Hyatt will remain in the custody Of the
Sergeant-at.Arms while tho Senate comes
to a decision upon the legal questions In.
volved. 7'drI .vYlgr'a 81
We learn that Mr.. Hyatt has not rsfustd
to answer because he knows anything which
he desires to Conceal but because he re.
CARDS the proceedings Of the Comsaittee as
Unconstitutional, and invasive of the rights
Of the citizen. n3a M
The thanks Of every right-feeling man
will be given to Mr.. Fessendsn for the cleo
trical and conc lusive manner IN which he
reminded his brother Senators of the truth
SO easily forgotten, that they are not supsri.
or TO the people by which they are created.
IN. Z. Frlouns' 10 h- 100 $50 10 jin1i avs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS

II
-Ohio has more colleges In Il at the
presen, dme than any other State In the
Union.
|. The number Of hogs packed in Ohio In
SO aud 80 was CD, ss7; in 80 and go was
$50, s59--a greater number than In any
other Stute.
An ANCIENT NEWSPAPER The Scioto
Gazette, published at Chi.licothe, has entsrs
ed upon its sixty-6rst vplume. having been
established in 1900.
M~ARRIEp--ln Cleveland, on the 9TH inst,
By Rev. b. tlsiupgets Thomas, Bsows;
Esq, editor Of the Ohio Farmer, 70 Miss
Sarah .Beardslee, daughter of D. H. Besrds-
lee, Esd, Of Cleveland.
Ntw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS Oh he
Mahoning county Bank, Youngstown, Ohis,
ara in tifculatph. They are thus described;
Vignstte, five gold dollars, three cupids,
Indian princess on left and hunter on right
Of viehettej female poftrait on right end"
=mu'kingum county appears 10 be moving
illegally in the Temperance cause. Their
la'e Grand Jury returned 81 true bills, 81 of
them fuf selling liquors.; 3 for assault and
battery; FOR burglary; g on compAiot To
Keep The peace and one for petit larceny.
AsThe Progressive Age, Coshocton Co.,
chronicles the discovefy or Petroleum, or
Hock Oifin'that county. Preparations for
sinking an Oh Well in Franklin township,
are commenced BY ,Mr. George Gosssrt, and
the enterprise bids fair to be successful and
~renunerative.
rE-1od io nci-simhs sHf. ttsisas.u ~
Geo! w, Csss, the only fietihaining bro.
Their Of the Hon. Lewis Csss, left bic home
in. he Washington Valley. February 27th,,
by rail-. to risit the city of Cincionati, Tor
the first time since the year 1896. Fort
Hamilton then stood on the site. Of. the
Queen City. What changes in the lite Of
q ptoneer' 80 fs,ta .maa.t tsH.eN .G.
ADeteeiivss' Hazen ahd Resny Of Gin
cinhati, have been looking W~sshirgtoaac co.
over, and Wednesday arrested a man nsned
Renry Meeks,' charged with taking up q rail
on the MIG G. Railrosd. on Saturday night
FeBfGary 10th, BY which the engine Athens
was thrown down a reSine thirty feet deep,
severely iijhring A.G. Ridlon, engineer.
i 81 -E.Nu 0H..t- trr b. .t.-.-. .,
THE cities and first Glass towns. which
> show q decrease In the value OF their real
estate since 1853, are Cleveland, Columbus,
Dayton, GAINESVILLE, .Chillicothe, Steuben-
willie, Marietta, Mount Vernon, Circleville,
Akron and Wooster. The largest decrssss
is in Cleveland, 81 500 ,903; the next ID
Columbus, $I,l59,l9 The aggregate Dc.
J crease in all Of them is $7,s44,773.
AT Cleveland last week. young wemsh
d was taken i'll, and aher a few days of sui.
d. fering, to al appearance died. AZ few hours
afseo one Of the fenfa les Of the household
. entered the chamber to commeucet the work
of"laying out" when her piercing scream.
o alarmed those outside. Fastening to the
spot, they found her lying upon the floor ID
a fainiing fit, while the supposed corpse
: was lifting up in bed. The defunct 10 now
! in q fair way to recover.