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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.


NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 18th, 1861.
Queen Victoria held prvy council at Windsor Castle en-
the 3Oh ult. All this Ministers present The council
unanimously decided that the act of the San Jacinto
was clear violation of the law Of NatiODs and that rep
araon be demanded for thu insult offered to the Brit
ish flag The Minister'S met previously at Pamerston IN
Londen, and fully discussed the question: and dispatches
were sent to Southampton the same evening.
The London Times says that Lord Lyons instructions
eouched in the frmest language and resumes that the
erals will disregard Them and that England must prepare
fot war.
The British press will support tse Cabinet unanimously
The Post says that the act fragrant violation OF the
law of nations and direct Intentional Insult Great
Britain and adds that the Federal policy has been reck
ess bu it dsbeeveS that the United States is ready for
with England.
The British in American waters consists of one thou
sand guns and sweep all the San cnos from the
blockade the Northern ports and close the rag
ing.
The Post says that shipments of cannon raef
and troops have been made to Canada.
The Post saws that the and of Lloyd Lyons PLAIN
and brief and if not complied with diplomatic relations
will Immediately be suspended
Gen. Scott declared in Paris that the seizure was &c
hberate determination to infame the British people,
Naval volunteers offering to protect the honor OF TIT
British flag
The Post says that British ship British SOIL and al
4
! persons on board must be protected as if on land.
The London Times city articles says that Great Britan
will commence with breaking of the blockade OF the South
ports industry ree and relieve the Cotton famine
Also open trade with the Confederate States, who desr
no better customers.
| Corsols fell two and shares FIVE per cent
The Times says that there cause for ALARM Grea
/ Britain was never more ready for war.
The Prvy Council have prohibited the export or coas
wise gunpowder saltpetre, nitrate OF soda All
| birthstone.
| The Qneens proclamation has been published
The seizure of the Minister'S Messrs Mason ana Slidel
| caused immense sensation.
/ France in communication with England, and harmo
NOUS policy has been decided upon.
The French papers all the act Of the San Jacnt
say that Great Britain should prepare send reinforce
ments to Canada.
The German papers that the seizure of the Ministers
from neutral port neutral steamer, unlawful an
4 add that the blockade is Intellectual
The latest British papersa bitter and hostile agai
| the Federas
The Times says that Stewards policy is to force quarr
with Epgandpgedics the immediate and complete bIocI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19
DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the Judge of the District
o. the Confederate States of America for the District
Of North Carolina Receiver for the District composed of
the counties of New Hanover Brunswick Columbus Bla
den, Robson and Richmond hereby notify every Attor
ney, Agent former Partner Trustee other person hold
ing controlling within said District any lands tenemens
hereditaments goods chattes, rights credits or
any interest therein of for any alien enemy the Con
federate States of America speedily inform me of the
same and to render into thereof far
practicable to place the in hands ANY person
nor and liable to be indicted conuiced fined and napris-
cned as provided By lao.
And also notify each and every citizen of the Confede
rate States speedily to give information Gas he is
qured by law of any and all lands tenements and hred
tamens rights and credits within the said District and
every right and interest therein held owned and possessed
or enjoyed by or for any such alien enemy.
Office Princess street, West door, JOURNAL Building.
DUBRU[Z GUITAR,
ceiver for the District comprising counties of New
Hanover, Brunswick Columbus Baden Robson and Rich
mond.
October 29th, 1861. 46.tf.1Otf.
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DIED.

In this town. on Friday 18th inst of erisypelas Capt E.
Nj. CERTIN, aged IS years.
In this County the 9Th inst the residence of her
grandmother MARY ELIZA. daughter of A. NJ. & Lovely
j. Covin aged years and months.
In this county on ToPsail sound on the 18th instant
RY JULIA. infant daughter of Joseph H. c. and Ann
N. Howard, agea IL months and 26 days.
Spirit of the Age please copy.
Departed this e at his residence in Brunswick county
the 10th inst, SIMEON GARRISON, aged so years.
suerngs protraced and very severe he bore
them without murmur. His course calm and serene
during his painful Illness and he had given his
his God several weeks before his DEATH He aec
onste husband, kind father, good citizen and
patriot just in all his dealings with his feow-men
left wife and eight children to their irreparabe
loss but it ia hoped that their loss his infinite gain and
may the God of the widow and orphan enable them
their grief in hope and orttude end enable them say
Our loss is his infinite gain,
A soul out of prison released
And freed from his bodily chain;
With songs let US follow his fight,
And mount with bis spirit above,
Escaped to the mansions of light,
And lodged in the Eden of love G. +
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Mobile Threatened.

special dispatch to the Memphis Appeal, dated
New Orleans Dec 14th, 1861, says The True Del
ia has just received intelligence from unquestionabe
source that over eight thousand Federal troops have
made landing on Ship Island. This advance detach-
ment is under the command of Gen Butler.
Information has also been received that large adj
dtonal force is hourly expected at that point
The programme is announced to be TO land the troops
on the Mississippi coast and march to Mobile, while the
naval force will endeavor to effect passage past Fort
Morgan into Mobile Bay. In the event Of success in
ll movement, simultaneous attack, by land and sea-
expected to be made
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19
CARD TO OUR pATRONs.

VA HEN we purchase Cloths and Trimmings suita-
w BILE for Uniforms shall that branch Of
manufacturing again. Scarcity Of matsria- and
prices for same, have led to give up, for the present.
this particular part of the trade.
We making every effort to procure goods, and WILL
early possible supply ourselves with all reedfu
rails for Officers Uniforms.
Our Civic List Of goods is complete. Call and leave
ders-see our Cassimeres, Cloths, &C., &c, at
BALDWTN'S,
Dec. IA. Clothing Manufactory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

To CURE BACON WITH LITTLE SALT.-To 5 gallons
water, lbs salt, ID of sugar or pint molasses,
easpoonful saItpetre-mix and after sprinkling the
flesh side OF the hams in the salt, pack in tight BARREL
hams first then shoulders, lastly middlings. Pour over
the brine and if not enough to cover, make another
draft of the above and repeat till all is covered leav-
ing the meat in brine from to weeks according to
size.
For SAUsAGE.-Take or 2 lbs brown sugar to 100
los meat mix with pepper and salt and let no water
come in contact with the meat The sugar prevents the
sausage from becoming strong.
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Capt. Commanding Co. c, 2od Reg.


IBIS important that all the official members be present at
the first Quarterly Conferences.
The District Stewards Rev. e. Cubreth, DR.. Il K.
Devare and Messr David Saunders Jesse James Thos
J. Parker, John 3. Brown, Jonathan " Thompson and
Asa X Walker. Their GhernGes in ha order of 'heir
names, are Messrs. A. Maxwell son. Turner John How
ard d. D. Campbell. VIM D. Carr S Fl. Bell w. Potter
2. f. Greene, Rev. NJ p Owen Samuel A King, Abrer
Erwin, and VIM. Sutton.
These gentlemen will hold their meeting i'll the office of
Rev Mr. Guthrie in the basement of the Front Chu CHI
Wilmington Monday, Feb. Sd, 1862, at IL O'clock 4. NJ
CHARES F. DEEMS, p. +.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, in Brunswick county n c. by Rev. j.
L. Pritchard Lieut.. THOMAS l. OATES, and Miss MARY
JANE, daughter of the late Josiah Smith
Norfolk Day Book please copy.
BY the Rev. DR.. Deems. on Thursday evening the 18th
inst, Whitevie, the Rev THOMAS J. GATrIS and
Miss MARTHA O. SMITH, eldest daughter of the late Jas.
Smith ESQ., Of Columbus.
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NiEa,IEk.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having qualified as Executrx and
to the last Will and Testament Of the late
George a. Dudley at the December Term, 1861 of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of New
Hanover hereby notify all indebted to their Tesla
tor to come forward and make payment and all persons
having claims against said Testator notified to present
within the time prescribed by law this notice will
be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
MARY E. DUDLEY, Executrix,
j. P. STIMS0N, Executor.
Dec
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

We learn that bill has been reported by the Mill
,arv Committee 10 Congress to increase the pay of the
army 1t proposes addition of four dollars to the
monthly pay of the privates-Rlch. Examiner.
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TAKEA Up


RA AND COMMITTED to the Jail Of New Hanover
n county negro nan named ABRAM, who says he be
IN longs to Thomas James, OF Newbcrh and has besn
hired to Captain Chadwick, Georgetown, s. G.
The hrer OF said negro is hereby notified to
away, otherwise he will be dealt With the law directs
". 7. J. VANN, Sheriff.
Dec. 18th, 1851. S2-6t-I7 1t.
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XALUARLE SOUND LANps FoR SIZE.

VALUABLE SOUND LANDS FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to move to his late purchase
Sound II miles from Wilmington, containing five hun
ded of the best quality Pea Mutt land Also snail
road leading Wilmington These lands principally
the Sound convenient for fish and for making
lands the Sound On the small tract there about
hundred of the very best Pea Land ready clear
large quantity of seasoned trees the very best for boiling
SaItand convenient to the Sound Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
'''e p'Oo N. F. NIXON.
Dec. 10, 1861. lift
GEWOKTH FEMALE SEMINARY, GREENS
BORO', N. G.
THE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will
/ on thursday January I'd, 1862.
For further particulars, apply to
Dec. l9th 1861 +17H
To BRIDGE BUILDERS.
ETNHE UNDERSIGNED appointed by the late of the
County Court of Brunswick, Commissioners to
for rebuilding Town Creek lower Bridge ready to
Parties wishing to propose apPy to either Of the Sub
JOHN q. HILL.
OWEN D. HOLMES.
Dec. llth, 1861 sl-6t-i6-3t
AXES AXES-AxEs-AxEs.
NY PERSON HAVING OLD AXES which can be
worked over will find sale for them At this
Esq, who will give receipts for them, which receipts will
| be cashed on presentation at 'kis Office.
J. DEVEREUX,
Q. M. Office.
| Raleigh, N. G.
December 10, 1851. Tilt
| NEW CROP RICE.
1S0 CASKS NEW CROP FRESH BEAT RICE, il
| le(O store and for sale by
| o. q. PARSLEY l. CO.
/ Dec. IL, 1861. S7.4t-l7-2t
i MILITARY OVER GOATS,
/ wi The Wilmington Over Coat,
/ Enameled Cloth, &c a
l Dec IA BALDWIN'S.
Il PAPERs-PAPERS.
Il GOOD supply of Letter and Commercial Note Papers
i II by Southern Express this morning, At
| Dec. IL. KELLEY's Book Store.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

PAPERS-PAPERS.
A GOOD supply of Letter and Commercial Note Papers,
II by Southern Express this morning, at
Dec. IL. KELLEY'S Book Store.
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IElAEEEN ND

Ga And committed to the Jail Of New Hanover county,
* negro man named Edmund, who says that be be-
IN longs TO c. eadbetter OF Petersburg, Va The
said negro requested to toward property,
pay charges and take him away he will be dealt with
the law directs. -
w. r. J. VANN, Sheriff
Dec 10TH 1851. S5.Gt-l7-lt
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COMMERCIAL.


Latest dates from Liverpool. Nov.
Latest dates from Havre. ..-.Nov.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CAMP WYATT, Dec. 18th, 1851.
AfSSrS Editors:
Gentlemen: Allow through your valuable paper to
turn sincere thanks to Mrs. Catherine Bass and Miss
sae Bass of Sampson county, for donation of pair
fine wool socks to my company, Sampson Rangers Co. A,
3Oth Regt n. C.. I. J. G. HOLMES, Capt
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
RICHMOND, November 27th 1861. J
ODDS will be received this Office until the Goth day of
- December next for the following GUN CARR Hayes,
and equipments delivered at the Railroad depot:
200 Oak Siege Carriages, with mbers, for 81 inch Rife
Siege Guns.
100 Oak Barbette Carriages with Chassis Platforms Eeva
ting Apparatus, Centre Rings Pinte Plates Pine Pins,
Traversing Segments 800 Tie Plates and $500 Bolts.
Fifty of the above for pattern S-lch and fifty for
pattern 10 inch Columbiads.
Bids may be made for any number less than the whole
number required Drawings and specifications Of wood and
iron work will be furnished by this ice.
j. G0KGAS, Lieutenant Colonel
Nov. ooh, lS81.-72kl5-tl5Dec. Chief of Ordnance.
HEADaUA @TERs VIII. HORSE ARrELLEny,l
CAN ANDERSON. {
e,iA In consequence of rec eivac ieces in NJ
EEsSY Battery, will receive FIFTEEN MORE ABLE 30
- DIED MEN in my Company. Also, Buger-
balance of service about seven months. Apply
sAML &. BUNTING, Capt. Cong
Dec. 4th, leGl. 76tG
GROCERIES! GE2GCERIEs!!
KETE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM friends
w aud Merchants generally that we have hard
large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting OF Bacon sugars Of 81 grades Rio Coffee
Pork Candles Tobacco, Cigars, PEPPER, Spice, nU5
ETC., all of which viii be sold Low for Cash.
cox, KENDALL & 90.
March 20 1861. l64&30-tf
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NEW CROP RICE.
1EO CASKS NEW CROP FRESH BEAT RICE, in
leJO store and for sale by
o. q. PARSLEY CO.
Dec IL, 1861. S7-4t-l7-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

NEILITARY OVER GOATS,
Nl The Wilmington Over Coat,
Enameled Cloth, &c at
Dec H. BALDWINS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

The Secretary OF the Treasury has just issued the fol-
lowing general regulations relative to securing and dis
posing of the property found brought within the ter
riory hereafter occupied by the United States
forces in the disloyal States:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 80, 1861.
10 order to the security and proper disposition of the
productions of the soil and all other property found
wth1 the limits of States parts of States declared
to be in instruction against the United States and
occupied to be hereafter occupied by the troops and
authorities of the Union, the following regulations are
established
There shall be appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury with the appreciation Of the President agents
to reside at such posts places or may be occu-
pied by the forces of the United States whose duty it
shall be to secure and prepare for market the cotton
and such other products and property may be found
or brought within the lines of the army under the
control of the Federal authorities.
To enable such agents to fulfill the duties devoved
upon them, the military and naval authorities, under
proper Instructions will render such military protection
and aid may be required to carry out the instructions
| of this department.
Persons held to service for life under State laws who
may be found within such limits, may be employed by
the agent, who will prepare lists embracing the names
and condition OF such persons and as near as may
be their respective ages together with the names OF
pers0s claiming their services, which lists shall te "
tripcates--one for the military commandant, tc
the files of the agent and one to be Immediately for
warded to the Secretary OF the Treasury The persons
so enlisted will be organized for systematic abour IN Sc
curing and preparing for market the cotton, rice ant
other products found within the rtory brought unde
Federal control Pay rolls will be prepared, and
strict account Of the abour daily performed by eac
person entered thereon, for which proper compensa
ton shall be allowed and paid to the labourers Th
amount OF such compensation will be fixed in proper
ton to the service rendered. by the agent and approve
by the military commandant and by the Secretary
the Treasury.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
The Dimes Saving Institution of LIE.
Wtshurg

II ready 10 receive anv amount on Deposie
! from Ten Cents and upwards. Four per
cent. per annum Interest will be paid on all
special drposIles OF Two Dollars and upwards
If deposited two months and longer Office
in Beavers brick block. North Third s..
H. p. SliELLEB, Treasurer
LewiShurc. Oct. 10, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Buckeye Reaper 4 Mower,
Manufactured by
SiIfER. WALLS.SR2INFRaC,.
Central Foundry, Lewisbnrr D,

SLlfER WALlSSR1lNFRaC,
Central Foundry, Lewisburr
YINiIE Buckeye Reaper u Move,
i dnced IN 1851, and 50 perfectly
adapted /" the work designed Thai :,
Greatest Practical Field TnsI -ve, -, 'Ns
this country, IN July OF he same yea, -. =, "a
racuse, II rrumPhanly carried Of the -
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma,
A. the Indiana SIaIe Trial, held at Lapcr,, :,
lS's, nearly "a many machines wers ,s :"
scented dnt as ihorc ushly tested 4, al
cU>r, and lhc Id
buckeye was again the Victor
Ana so also at nearly all the field t,i,ls -,
e1nibiIi"n> IN isJs, - and 90, when :, NV
a compeiil"r. At a number OF hib,,,,.,-".
received thr ftr>t Premium a. Move, -.
Premium a. Reaper aud First Prem,',n, -
a Confined Machine. These pp,..-'
awards prove cohcIu>lyely the correcrns,.1s
the decision at Syrdru,e. oi
The Combined opposition Of The uar,s.-
inrerS of Moving AID Esaprpg u,cb,,al"dr1,
lheIr efforts to crush and Ju brfpe ,,,o -.
pnie me BnckrE", or.y served ro r,,,a -,
lPEWpk!ii; arI The .-ar> Ib., go
tanned ci ii' hna. success AMI tr,umnb ,.,.
evidences Of the real worth and mer,r or ", ,bs
machine. mt
The Machine has now pa ,ed through fou-
harve>'>. and during The lI,f lhr-. ,ve,N,s
Thousand have been hui.t and >nfd-a,d,t.
farmer may Judge oi .ls REPUTATION by The mn
mrrou~ awatd> made bv committees b,rb =,
field uAi, aud a. : arr aui County Exbibl.
70 rs, q, well a q. n The rumrrou, demarcl
winch The manufacturers have never vel been
au.r To supply.
S.ifer. Walls, shriner & Co,
Manufacturers of Bn.'ock'> Patent Nows,
and R-aTrr, Buche,e Reaper n Mower. par.
.tne'> Patent Hor>r Power, Wilson's Pa,ea,
Fodder currr. E'ct'> Patent Iron PIow. and
Michigan U.us. pluw; also, Stoves and Gas.
uuSS OF all kini>.
C."trai F"Dn,ic4 oaI .Nrchine Shop. Cg,.
ncr Si,oh and N"Lct streets, Leuis-
L'"y, lod,a Co., Pa.
Nv . lsH1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

Balance due By Collector So o.
ExoNERATIovs.
Jas B.unan sl Bartlett - Bower 5n. Birkinhine
Mears so. G EichoItz o. } Griffin -, J Hamhn
] SO, Keenan, 60. X Lyon 50, Lyon 80, J MFa1den
IoI, c MGregor 75. Nsall 75. u Nesbit 20. Murray
Nasbit so, Peters lO0 Car schate 500. Schafile
50. Allen 90, Young so, Jos Maeus 2eo
Lr % ExoSrKArioss AIowEp II BEowS, COLLECTOR or
Poor TAX, is00-'6l.
Error so. J Miller 90. " Ritter 50, Tilien 70.
shelton a. Jos Mabus CO. Jas MFail So. N-shit -,
bye 90 IN Por,h 800 Bower 20 Eichoitr 2o. II Gbho-
70, MGregor 80, Joshua Brsie % Fichthorn 20,
Jos Poeth 20, Esans 20, iona Bartlett -, Brsnbine&
o. Betser &c. Mabns 90 Johu Heater 20 II Hummrl
o. Bell 20, Brosiu. ~ Rover 20. Frirk 20 DauI
kerr!o. II Manning 20, D Worse 20, } NMshan 20,
Delinquent O,erseer.
May o.ls5c. Bal du. by james Blair, sen. Over.
of the Poor f95 %
Liabilitifs and Asseis.
Bai due Building Com, order Nc SO sl773 81
Interest
Outstanding Bor order els 50
Hal due VIM Brown, Jr 5a5 60
Bafdue estate Ross - g3
Judgt Or Malcolm vs the Boro bal about 4. 20
$50. 70
Ral due by n Snyder for Collects, sI..s
Lien against Hou-ers heirs a. 30
Biis Wallace's estate 90 "
Ba 10 hsnds Of Treas IS
Bal in hands ofJae WOLF, Col 2i7 ~
Bal in hands Of Samuel sliirr 81 61-4t3 90
INDEBTEDNESS OF BOROUGH s.725 ~
IIclnvive Of interest
We the undersigned, Auditors Of the Borough Of Lew
hnrr do certify, that have examined, suite> al
Iossa the of he different said
Bor"u,h and hnd balances according To the re-
l.! vhrh We have this 2sh day Of June D. Is6 fied
In the ONO" OF Town CsrS Buroagh OF ewisbnr NJ
shish all interested will tak' notice.
Witness our hands ths 2sth day of Jun., aD .lssl
Attest: JuNArHiN WoItRr
J. b. HSS. y. A. D0NEHOwER Aps.,-s
Town Clsrt A. wrIbEvs ,UI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
SamI Stiter, Overseer Of the ioor, DIR.
June !, 81. To amt due the Borough s.
or


Balance due the 0vcrseer sl2i 81
s SLIFERs EyOSER R,rToNs.
Ammon Is cts. Bower -. j Bannan 80, 5 Cronmil
Ter Is ,frifin -. CusSadeu 30, AGrrgor -. Vi
F, IS Murray NesI: -. Caroline Schaile 90, Aaron
Sou. i5 Young 10. II Boon l5, I,aac Bower -
Mar, 4 Birkinbiue ~, Il Eirhoz L.. iooyrman l.,
Jos Mf,d;cn 81. Jos MsbGs co. David Nesbit 10, John
P,.th Is, c y scha;lie L.. Allen 30.
.J,ha B. Lam, Treas. ct ioor Fa"d, DIR.
June T. '6l. To amt of orders. ca,h, &c. reed
from J IL Brosn. Collector, to uate SCGl S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

Balance In hanis Of Collector sii %
EyoSrR.rIoSs AlLowED JAcoB WOLFE. COLLECTOR.
q Bower so ct II Hawkins 15, Peters 81, q Bridge SO
Herr IS Peters 50, Bower 81, Il Hood -. ="
Pursrl 50, Josiah BeAc st. Ill alter 5G ci'me!er ."
q Brosius -. d Herr 81, Schaflr 50. Barnes So
Rev K.r 81. Schaffie 80 Birkinba- Co su fet"r
Eos.r 75 Shelton so. Dr Bsckhus .l25. knight So
& Schaiii, -. Donacby 10, Lehuu '5 IiI.n 10,
Deyins 80 MGresor -. Wolf 40, b anaehy ap.
DouAchy 5J. II Manning 80 Cath Nslters s. VI Dan
}.l So Waters so, Eyzns 30. Ja- Montgomery 30.
Young So G Eicholtz 50, -5 Isaac Bower - 80
Frick So Jos Mabus sl5u. frA:horn 81. NAhu. 80.
T Graham Sl5n, Jas M'Fall 80, Hugh GibbOny 30, b
N-sbit So, Murray Nesbit 81, Joseph "Ibson ~.
IL DD
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
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n Gail about MairImony, Money, and cth-
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, cent stamps. For sale atthe" Mar a th'o"-
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