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ohsirn.en of Parish Committees.

ASCENSION,
Edward Dnffel....s. s........... Donaldsonyille-
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. ~. Jones, .NapoleonVliie.
AY0YELIES,
VIM. Fl. Murdoch y. .4....... So. Holmesyille.
BiENYILLE,
Capt, Collin Rhodes. 80. Sparta.
BosSIIlR,
Col. H. Hodges, ...,..=...i.... -. Bossier Point
CADDo,
GATAHoULA, '-ss sp =
James G. Taliafero 80. $780,. Harrisonburg
CLAIBORNE,
Judge N. s. Scott. ... Homer
GONGORDIA,
Douglas L. Rivers. :. .yidalia.
CALDWELL,
r. u. Bridger.. Columbia.
CALCASIEU,
A. Pujo Lake Charles
DE SOTO,
Samuel Clark. ...=..s.... ....... n. Mansfield.
EAST FELIgIANA.
49, ~ EAST BATON ROUGE, = eAif1eoH'
DR.. Richard Il. Day. ....,......#. Baton Rouge.
FRANKLIN,
q. Ramage ..#.,.... .Winnsborough.
IBERyILLE,
Samuel Matthews n. ............. Plaaueinine.
JEFFERSON,
IL
JACKSON,
A. G. Davis. s.,......5., Vernon.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil g. Grow ....... ...ss..... Vermilliongille.
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan ............... 80. .Ponchatoula.
LAFoURCHE5
MoREHoUsE, -iiiD'a'uN'
u 's9'-s' . MADISON, 49, D4s'fop'
n NAToHiTooHRs, 'i,l'nl''A''
- - o11AcHiTA, = : 4ssli'0el's,
John 7. Ludelng... .............. Monroe.
PoINTE GoUPEE,
PhAoUEMINEs, - Y.-iSs'
Geo. w. Morgan. ............. New Orleans.
John r. Williams, ................... Alexandria.
l'0D'i' =, s's's III. BERNARD MANY f0A'9'h0e,
II sri. CHARLES, 'es ot'sai's'
Chas. Davenport -. St. Charles Courthouse.
ST. JAMES,
| sT. JOHN, ,ean'.e.'
= apa'e. ST MARTIN, bonnet care,
Hen. john Moore. .,............. New Iberia.
VIM. r. Haiaeigh ..-..,s...... 4. Franklin.
- DIs IhADlf1,
Thomas @. Anderson. .......... Washington.
| ST. HELENA,
George p. AicAIichael ...5....... Amite City.
ST. TAMMANY,
VII. ~ AuutsWs .G0vlngton.
TENsAS,
TERREBoNNE, -
| George L. Lester. .......s........... Houma.
UNION,
VERMILIioN, 4 aAs'sssA's.
L. W bIoussAru -. Abbeyille.
Robert Babington .Franklinton.
WEST FELICIANA,
]. Hunter Collins 10. -. . 81 Francisyille
WEST BATON ROUGE,
N. w. Pop3.s .. =. Baton Rouge
WYNN,
Gen. T. s. Woodward. .........s.... Isl. Maurice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02

One OF Sir Boyle Roche's invitations to an Irish
was rather equiyocal--'I hope, my
Lord, if ever you are within q mile Of my house,
youth stay there sll night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02

FArAL AFrRAy IN GEoRcIa.-A letter from
Lumpiin, c., gives tho following account of
fatal ARRAY which occurred in that place on the
23ds
E Dr. j. e. Porter and john NJ Cain, both or this
county, got into difficulty with each ether when
Or. Porter was shelby Gain and Immediately killed
It appears that DIR. 2. wac under the influence Of
strong drink at the tia,e aud whilst Cain was pre-
pairing to leave for home. he arrested him. and
menacing him with drawn knife, demanded the
payment OF certain debt which be held against
Cain. Gains refusal, by attempting to get away,
] suppose caused Porter to assault him with the
knife, when Cain tarned and fired upon him twice
with repeater. beth shots taking effect with the
result have stated. Cain is lodged in prison to
await his triai. DIR. r leaves ainteresting family,
consisting OF wife and Two or three children. TO
mourn his untImeiy death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02

shopping in Lockport: Ill Leaving, the salesman
wanted he lady 70 purchase ona or more of his
tasteful hais for hoys.n He was strtsck dumb by
the lady replying, ssSr. have been married about
twenty minutes hass Ie boys yesr'
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Fossils Guard,

Meet at he Han eeet e etrqon Railroad Depot, on Fri
day Ereuiags.
OFFICERS:
Captain-R. u. Bruce.
Treasurer-C. Huchez.
Secretary -Chas. Thompson.
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sandrord's Family Cathartio PMS,
from pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn Gls
Cases. air tight. end will teen n any cll1nate

Gases, air tight, end will keep in any climate
The Family oatharc Pill is gentle and active Cathartio
Which the proprietor has ned in his practice
years TEE constantly Increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills. and the satisfaction which express re-
gard their rse has induced mo 10 place them within the reach
Of all The Profession well that different Caharcs ac
different portions of the bowels
The Family oahartc PHI has With due reference to this well
established fact been compounded from variety Of the
Vegetable Extracts which act alike of the aimen
ary canal and good and safe In all where Caharc
e needed such Derangeent he Stomach Sleepinesq
Pains IN the Back and Leins Pan and safaRess
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected. end Fever Less Appetite Creep
Sensation Of Cold the body Rescsaess Headsehe or
Weight in the Head, all niamnaatoy Diseases Worms
Children or Adults Rheunata great Purifier of the Blood
and diseases which flesh heir numerous h
mention in this advertisement Dose toS Price, Dimes
The Ivsr Invgoator and Family CRtherc Pills staie5
by Druggists ssneray and sold by the trade all ths Iarge
s T W SANFORD. NJ D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor
SIS Broadway, y.
]. WRIGHT co.
Wholesale Agents.
mzd&H And sold BY svHy DIuKaist
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Fatfsh Of Dftahs City % new 3fleAHs.
he remembered that this @ day ue October f before
me- subscriber Justice Of the peaea III and for The city
aforesaid personally rppoasedJ TUYEs PRECEDENT and j. W
INGRs Secretary Of the New orsars Mutual Inurapco
Company Of New Orleans who being dsy sworn according
law depose and ,sy, that the m and
true and correct transcript books SAID Company
J. TUgGs, President,
j. W, HEtRs Secretary.
SYptn and subscribed before me- this day Oeabers lsGQ
ADMINISTRATORS,
Third Justice Of the Peace for .ae Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02
Constitutional Union Party Platform.

Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect to mislead and deceive
the people, and at the same time to widen the po-
litica divisions of the country by the creation and
encouragement of geographical and sectional par
ties, therefore,
Resolued, That it is both the part of patriotism
and of duty TO recognize no political principles
ether than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02

BATTLE GREER Mich, Dec q. 1898
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform thee
that the hair my head all fell off twenty years ago.
caused by complicated disease attended with erap
ton the head AconnuA Of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence have not been
able obtain stuff for caps neither have been able do them
up, in consequence Of which bend has suffered extremely
from cold This induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
The Inst cent had earth dollar bottle of thy Hair
Restorative about the first Of August last have faithfully
followed the directions ard the bald spot Is covered with
hair thick and back though short tits also coming all
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would
store entirely and permanently feel Gnou, perevere in
its and being destitute OF purchase ay more
would ASK thee II thee wondst ha Willing
der thine agents Tor bottle aud receive ysa the
declarations tile reward those that are kind to tie
widow and the fathetless.n
Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION

Il =
That has
sToo u THE TEST OF YEARS S,
And grows and more Popular every dayt
testimonials new and almost without number might DO
given gentlemen in all grades society," whose
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods
will the bald and gray and preserve the hair
the youth to old age, in all its youthful beauty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02
sUsANNAn KIRBY.


ItGogIER Nable county Ind Feb g. 1880
Prof O. j. Wood Dear Sir - In he latter part OF the year
1862, while attending the State and Naoua Law School OF the
State Of New York hair from unknown me, com.
menced falling OIL very RAPIDLY that in short space
months tie whole upper of my scalp almost entirely
bereit Of its coeeting and much Of the remaining portion GpG
the side and back part of head shortly after became quay
that Will DO surprised whom tell you hat upon my
turn TO tho State Of Indiana, casual acguufnianees
not eh loss discover the change appear
anee my ntimne acquaintance recognise
at all.
at once made application to tho most slul physicians in
the country but receiving from them
could again be restored forced 10 rseonced 10
fate, til fortunately, in the latter part of tho ear 1857
Restorative recommended TO druggist nd be-
ing the reliable Hair Restorative In SIZED enc bot.
te and tanrd 10 atisia that producing
desired effect SINCE hat time have seven dollars worth
Of Restorative aud result have rich Of scry
soft black hair which money bay.
As mark Of my gratitude your labor and SKILL In The BRO.
ducon of wonderful article have recommended s sa
many Of my frien and ocqaniauees who am happy to
inform you, using II with Ike effect
Very respectfully yours,
A. M, LATTA,
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Union Guard,

Union Guard,
OF TuE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS THIRD
DISTRICT, EitUxILTARY9,
Nss, NJ he Third District EEctgs corner Of Esan Fields
and Grsats,ea sseot, on Mondays,
OFFICERS:
Pfesident-Aug. Duquercron.
VieePresidents George CLARK and John B.
Leefe.
Grand Marshal-Chas. O. Leblanc. &C.,
Assistant Marshals--P. schomberg, S. D. Max
well aud Benz. p. Leefe NEs
Secretary--Lous Power.
TTeasurer--Eal. ST. Ceran =.-T=.. d.. Is
Finance Comuttee-John B. Leefe Ghas w.
Culbertson, George Clark, Charles z. Fortier U.
T. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee Of Arrangements--Aug. Larose, Jns.
B. Gunst p. I. Mailloux, Charles Morel, P. Schom-
berg and Chas LeCharpentier.
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DIRECTORY
or THE

OF THE
BELL AND EvERET CLUBS
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Fossil Club,

COMPOSED OF GENTLEMEN OVER FORTY YEARS
OF AGE),
Med al Odd FsIoes' Hat on. Friaay Ecsaiags.
OFFICERS:
President. II. Lapeyre.
Vice Presidents First District, T. L. McGill:
Second District, III. Barnett, ST.; Third District,
John B. Leefe; Fourth District, Jacob Staub.
Secretary-Henry Bier.
Treasurer--Benj. Florance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-02
Union knights,

Union knights,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS
President-E. L. Marshall
Secretary--L. Dapremont.
Treasurer. G. Uostley.
Marshal-Wm. Henry.
Assistant Marshals- William Wilson and ]. C.
Costley
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uniol. u,iard.

NEW oRLEAN s.
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Union Club,

Union Club,
.u.a OF TEE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Met he Empire House. corner Jcclsos and yeo Lesee
streeH, on Monday and Saturday EteRiags.
..= OFFICERS:
President-Benj. S. HARRISON ....5.aa4. WI.
Presidents-A. W. Bosworth, VIM. Cooper
Treasurer-George Mensman.
Secretary William Woelper.
Grand Marshal-Hon. Luoien Adams.
Assistant Marshal-Davd Adams.
Finance Committee-H. S. Buekner, j. Fl. Phelps.
William Holmes.
Committee of Arrangements-Hon L. Adams,
George Mensman, w. g. Quirk A. W. Bosworth.
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s. H. Kennedy Cornelius Feloaos, samaty coyas.
W G.. Robinson, james Turner, IL Gfl1s.
y j. W. Carroll, s. b. Newman, Iy26 1y
II .0URsiANA STARE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE No. 80 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000
DIRECTORS.
J. Lapere, e. H. Harris
Theodore Froiu, in. Robert,
A. D. Grief, ia. Bonnafcni
Jacob zolly, Amadeo Landry,
X. Ganueheau.
This Company will be ready business on the LIST of
SEPTEMBER NEXT, and will insure against perls OF The
rivers and loss and damage by aLEual risks at
the current rates of premiums
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. viii bs
made to those insuring in this office
r. aANUpHBAU. President
New Orleans, August IL. 1885, aaIstf
TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS,
Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets
Stock Capital coo %
Surplus 26b976 is
Total assets on the LIST Of May 1860 ssi5&6l IS
This Company Rgains the perils Of ba
Seas and and Loss and Damage By Fire at tho current
the Union Insurance Company allowed the
count Of nftesn per cent viii be allowed on theif prsmm al
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
Jons N. ca1wroRp Secretary. --''e' iss''sHs
DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOLH0EDE, Arm Of Martin Cobh 4 10
4 zaAF I'M Il Nm Rfos s9 Gu 6'lp'nr Co.
CARL KOHN, firm of @. Kohn & Co.
R. W. OGDEN, firm Of Gusaehp 4 Ogden
L. F. GENRES firm Of Abst, Genefas Co.
VICTOR NJ. IGNAN.
JOSEPH DEYNOODT.
- a. oHIAPEl5.A. - agi6 ..nyI :
C,ETIzENs INSURANCE. COMPANY
Office No. oarondsetstfset.
Capital, s3yI,y2o So.
C&EE GAILLARD President. "A. SCHRIERIsR seo-ctsry
fRusTkgs:
Geo. W. West, R.P. Hunt,
Janss A. White, NJ Musaon
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
u. 9amison, Numa Anguzin,
AT. Ahtenherger ocsairc Olivier,
]. Lsisy, A. BoAn
Omsr Gaillard
The Company insure against the pes of the Hea and
and less and damage by fra the GurTsa.rats Of
d7s
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DIRECTORS.
nauEuAL INSURANCE. ooMrANy.

Pursuant with requirements their Charter the Ores.
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol-
lowing statement, viz
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending S0th Of
June 1860 ,.,..,...,,...,,,,.,,,. 81 O57 5T5 BS
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2land Isl oharsrss srreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

''' Notice 70 Marinorv. -
wRESK ~ TIE GULL sIREAn
s.s aS w a. w e
Tss Busy u: E fstaoms At low water spring tides with
Gun Scream I5shtss.sel sw 3 y. di:sspt anI1s.
wv W g WIN ''f faf Sgt,
81. vrycExr's cylr.-clssE1a sErrY.
On and ana. and Ssy Il
ssss.ly che red shs being apgs.nos win e!hieisd
r. Gsp sc s e q r. . Ss9s Il e. 8 e
Ds.h mail which sensrai ooau1s on or about he IL
hshs win also be exhibited on tho night Of the 18Th Of
U op ,ns mach o% fS" s S p
Hscs that the light may be sshed On other ds.e: than
.s s e sSSvs high v sS a marx viii he Sr s
miles In clear wesiher The lights exhibit themselves in ali
+ e
Re up n Pit ss :n s S
Be s'' XII saS"s
mile to the ~ wa q he Ten and hal. feet
rise and fan 6 eight feet ''''-''' 40
nosT
e ss so snS p1 .S on T. e.
E be removed 70 The end Of The joy from whence be
3 every H sssI & T.ss, asass
FROM eso to
q oSa
scg e ct repair. eIscSea NaEassS e has board
charged into de whaIer frurued "a Nav Red
foss when o. he kassra station Endesvor Ia been
es sss sSs s wp
on her station she very heavy weather in
chors. - ~ = ''S-- o. - ei = 'As wv "A
Spoken, &c.
LAT "a lion II 0o"ef' ITO" AAnia LOT f'''n' NOV ~
Ship whelnne from Calcutta for Boston Dec2l Lat II N
n sSn E y Ssnef , wa,er per hour
n lon rs W. ''''' 's''" '' '"'''" "s' - Int :"
Ship Mongolia Meleher from Liverpool for Boston, Jan H.
Shin Vanguard Norton fror, Nobu. for rsv.-o Ian 10
shin iazzie I prsv cra f caar Gov p..o, Ia, .,
c Rarv Tsy,nd uiSy Afua oa'n of konsacoaas Jan ~
Brig Hseo hence for London decks bulwarks
WV nA Foreign Ports. A
4y% a. f1es Cspso n Edward Stanley Nichols Caao
I'd, I!a.sSia ass;ns 70 -. 80 1'.' ''s''.
NTH NYnS e ILL., Au''0' oA'seu ANU oo'sA'A' i'o0A
ALICANTE. Jan s-Arr Globe, Baker New Orleans.
York S Windwsrd mh from d. ion 1ss Chsev
d. iiiS Serby HucSnsSnp rom Msnia for fondon; iaS
Batavia for Psdsng and New York; Wchcrsf boot from
Mania FOR DO Aork' in Ae''es'es '0f N000ms if0
BKIsroI Pm1 Jan ls-Arr John Griffin PARK Brs.ol for
NB sIG ill., Saoaa as Ss. orss1:
Bremen ssss Cs IN.
Adler, GeeFdes, for Balsimore wi ''' D'-'A ''-p
BsAeaS Had Jan is-oG Riga Freeso, from Rotterdam
~ BoRnn.ux Jan ASA Victoria Marion. Yor,eans.
Jan sArr Heinrich ycs GaSer 1a Rensrs New
BRnnsnaAvss, Jan io-sid corosn steenerase Nyork:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
THE TRADES.


ITO SOUTHERN MERCHANT TAnORs.-A FRENCH
cutter who bss flied situation foreman In some Of "
respecste houses n this city wishes stuatca N sene
southern city Nc foreman best o. references ven oaper
bilby honesty md eobrey. Address y X, Herald ouce
Vxrovyr SKIRT MAKERs WAIVED no SMART AND
w active accustomed 10 make skirts
have steady employpent at the following fas
tories 5h and d st. OF 18th and
sth ave No. 90 East sd st.. near 9Th ave. - ~.
s. c. II. THOMSON co.
lyANTED-A PRACTICAL. GLUE BOILER, ONE WHO
w understands the business Of glue making is branch
such one permanent employ liberal term
wiz be offered Address Star, box l63 Herald o1ace.
vNANTED-AN APOTHECART; MUST BRING TESrT-
w monials OF competency, &c. Apply after O'Clock =
Maiden lane. "
vNANTED-A FIRST CLASS AMBROTYpIsT AT
Knspps photographic gallery Is Fulton sreet Brvckiyu
Apply for two days and come early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

Bn Of B. Decker for Ice furnished Recorders Once IS y
Resolved That the bills OF the Ice Company
eight cents and Of DesSsr aeen colss for ice
ed the various courts and Offices of the county during the
pss hem s aq o. saa sa %
Board OF supervisor: Jan 3D. 1900
Resoludon on bin or Blake, ,wheeocx 4 Co., s2s2
Board Of Supervisor: Jan 10 1860
Resoluion on bi Of Mariner for stoves &c Sis o.
Resolved Tba the bill OF Mariner putting up stoves
hundred ninety bundredths doliass
snd ne Comptroller az seed 70 pay from The appoprAoa
Board Of Supervisors, Jan. 60 1860.
On ayes and noes, adopted
One safe placed IN Resis.er's office, SITS.
Resolved That the bill Of NJ Patrick for safe for -
Lean Commissioners b. sudaed and allowed ss sad ~
Comptroller directed 70 pay from the appropriation fr
Hoard of snpsrv,sors J.,. 90, Iseo }
Resolution on bin Geo H. Stout Clerk the Cona-
Resolved That Or GEORGE q Stout. amounting y
$50 for services Clerk Board Of EXCISE Commissioners
10 raw /; nom tie for "oounty csnt.neenc,
board of Supervisors, Jan. 90 1850.
IRON TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolved That the two small formerly occupied BIZ
pd for q se @ uS once n srs h
EGeet Commissioner be directed the same for the above
Passed February p lse0L
Resolution referring to Comptroller with power the bill Of
wenv st ward for elections q Sovsmser and pecsse
fs5a- go
Passed February 2 ls5a
Resolution that the small on second Of
Fismens ball occupied by the Commissioners b
and thu sare hereby appropriated meeting for
Passed February My < 1857
Resolution that The ewah "a Grand street saserly se
Paused February 4 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

eTTUAT1ONS WANTRD-FEMALEs.
PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION AZ
chiids nurse capable Of taking charge Of baby from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

A SITUATION wANTED-FOK GOOD FRENCH
nurse and seAmsucas Can be n hcr present place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
Mass Meetings !!

On Taesdoy merit, (Sept, o5) al 6 o'clock,
p. NJ, in LEIsER's GROVE, on the River
Road between New Columbia and High
town, in v bite Deer township. A Poll
will be raised, and Lewisburg and Milton
Wide-Awakes will parade. EX Gov.
POLLOCK and others will speak.
On .Soturday cf nert reek (Sept. 90
at New BERLIN, for UNION AND shy.
DER COUNTIES. Let the old Wings
aud Republicans Of the two counties NEE,
together in the old spot consecrated to
Freedom, to Protection, Free Homes for
Free Laborers, the Constitution, the Union,
and the Laws. Let them raise cir vol.
ccs aud prepare to strike final blow
against the Free-Trade, Pro-Siavery, Sec
tloual and DisuuiOn party. Excellent
Speakers, &c, will lie procured from a
distance, to entertain the audience.
J. NJ. MoYER will address the friends
Of Lincoln, Hamlin aud Curtin, at the fol-
lowing places:
H4rtleton, Friday Evening ols. Sept.
Llurelton, Saturday Evening 22d.
Fa.IGeTsvi!le, Friday 2s!h.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
Issue Lists for Sent. 1860.

Issue Isis Tor Sept. lSOO.
Elizabeth Mensch ct al VS. Mary NJ Rlshel
Jos W Shrner vs. John NJ Taylor
George Nickel VS. Leib & Leib
John Mover y wife VS. same
Saml l. Beck vs. Charles S,ees
John Marty VS. Dcrman (and olhers)
M'Carry fate VS. K BrobS;
CYRUS Eaton VS. ) + IL " ; Bogenreif
DAVID Click VS. Saml > Barber
Philip Ruhl VS. fraacIs Wilson
MiddicSwarth KernS & Co VS. Chs II Shriner
John Wertz VS. Peter Nevius ct al
samuel " SnodsraSs VS. VIM Young Jr
rlsh Tor GntclIus' Admrs VS. Geo Dreisbach
Abraham Black vs. Andrew Spitler
George Barkdoll VS. Ii W CroIzer
I Church 4 Co VS. Vim II kleckner
Robt d Cummings VS. Saml Henderson ct al,
J n Young VS. Thos Orw.g
Charles Stees VS. Sam !. Beck
Wm Price Jr VS. Robt VI MuSser
North. Chase & North VS. Joel Hu-sh
Joseph Christine VS. Beaver, GeddeS NJ & Co
DR. Nm Seebod " Saml & Wilt
Lanson Burrows VS. Chas ID Mowrrr
High for Denrler VS. A Messenger with notice
Stenlnger & Rauch VS. Black x Fisher
Youngm. IL Waller vs. Noah Walter with no.
Matthias Snnler Us 4 Nickel with no.
Ii u BoWcS inr Slce. VS. JOhn Locke
Levi Cromley vs. Win Brown Jr Ell al
Ralph Dtty VS. Henry Mason
Harl Cummings &c VS. II w Crot.er
Matilda krIck VS. Martin ID Reed
: X Baum for Peacock ct al VS. Jno u Baum
Peacock ct al ind. of S Il B VS. do
same VS. do
Joseph Lyon John Paul
Gcorge II X Nancy .Iodon John Miller 1 Geo Hoover
David Nrsbt John Paul
John Bower Robert Candor Esq
II iast for Jacob kline's Aimrs Andrew Gutelius
William Frick Bilmyer A Fri-k
Sarah Randolph rs Jonathan Neshits Admrs
Sarah EIilrr Dr. ChaS Trnndace 4 Wife
Samuel l. Beck Martin Dreishach ct al
II High for Wm Drnflrr Albright Messenger
Charles Nrnsch vs. Bcrkinhne Mears
Henry Mitchell vs. Danl Fry and Mirhl Kleckner
Michael J Grove Thomas Walker ct nj
Amos firr-rr John Etshels ENrs
Jonathan Wolfe (C.ntr- Coz vs. Henry Charles
Wsii.n>auI ini + { Noorc, VS. Church a Go
c II Shriner vs. Wm Rule
Benz fr:trr : Wilt
dc and wife same ct al
hn Winters VS. Dr A ! CTotzer
Margaret Nyers W Bsnj VI ROmirh
AryIne Clark's Amir v Church 4 MMichaal
Nich's Ncusrh's Admir- vs Noungman Walter
Clarke for \ : Cummings VS. John M'Asrney
Garr for K Il II Hayes Admir- Y. Nm Johnson with DO
II Duckatt. ind. VI Thomas vs. & Young
Nm Van GrErr vs. John VI CKanck
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
"T0 Freriom's God alone We pray,
Nor own the God Of slavery.
prcsen tel 10 the Widc-Awake Club
By tie Ladies Of LewisbuIy.

The meeting, in front of the Buffalo
House, was presided over by Judge Ruhl,
and was addressed by Mcssrs. Pollock and
Lawson of Milton, who presented weighty
and pertinent arguments upon the great
issues Of the day which We trust will tell
through the ballot-box.
We thought the Wide-Awakes were
unnecessarily taxed by being kept so long
in dress on duty-but everybody is bound
to thank them with the ladies' for their
most successful and grand exhibition. W.
f=g" An impromptu reporter undertook
To sketch the throng in Lewisburg, Tues
day evening, but broke down, exhausted,
81 ftcr ,rrn,,piut, tho I, ,1ln,ripp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
Are You Assessed =?

Voters if you have any doubts
about your name being TO the asses
sor's list, go and sec TO it without de
lay. 1t is often the case that even
the names Of old residents are mad
rertently left off the list. Remember
that all who desire to vote on the 9th
OF October next, must be assessed TEN
DAYS before the election-that is, BY
SATURDAY OF NEXT WEEK.