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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25

G~rl Hanna when he sells a Lamp always
fills it with oil and throws in an extra Chin
ney. Nss@ wv s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
! Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
VI ~ OvEn GrIpnu.


DY recentimportsnt changes this road j. now
ID able 20 furnish unusual Ia .ilities Tor inter-
communication East and West, Northwest and
Southwest.
fULL CuSsEorICSs with oil through trains to
PEiLADELrnA and Nv YoEW, in the East-wifti
the SoUTu. hF It's Washington Branch Raad-by
cleveland aud Pittsburgh, Central Ohio snd
Marietta and Cincinnati trains, the NoRrHwEsr,
WEsr ASp SoUT dwEs1.
Through Tickets to or from Baltimore, Phiia-
del onia, New York or Boston give the privi iegs
ol wing over At any Of the intermediate cities
Two DOLLARS additional give the privilege ol
visiting Washington city IN ROUTE.
Q1rThis is the only route that can furnish
Through Tickets or Baggage Chccas 10 or from
WASHING roN CRY.
Fare as low as bv any other r0pie.
Sleeping cars on all night trains;
ASK lUr Tickets by Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road.
J. IN. SULLIVAN.
t'cn'l Western Agent BcilaIrr. Ohio.
W. p. SSIrE, l.. NJ COLE,
Master OF Iranspo Genl Ticket Agent
Baltimore, Nd.
March 6, ls6l-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25

G-The annual meeting Of the Harrison
County Bible Society was held in the M. T.
Church in Cadiz, on last Friday. Quite o
large congregation were in attendance. We
{, understand that several addresses were made
by Ministers from different parts of the coun.
try. As we were prevented from attending
the meeting, on account Of other engage
ments, we cannot give any further particu.
lars.
. 7. 8. Since writing the above, we have
received the official proceedings Of the meet
ing on Friday, which will be found in to-
days paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
MARRIEID.

On the 10thinst., BY Rev.. M 6 Grimes
Mr.. JAMES Bullock, of Cadiz, and Miss
NANCY THOMPSON, Of Greene township.
G7-Long life to the happy pair.
On she 18th inst, by Jas b. Brad ford
Esq. Mr.. ISAAC Brown aud Miss RATHER
me WARNER, both Of this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
GEOEGE q WILSON MILLS.

CADIz, ONO;
,sKE ANUFACrURE and have constantly 70,
LKl sale al our Warehouse, near the Depot
Double Extra Family aid Extra SUPERFINr; i;
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Flour
is Warranted Fresh Ground and OF tie very
best quality Corn NEAL. Mill Feed and Bran
cold al low figures in quantities to suit purcha.
sefs. # 4i8bf A
4 Custom Work done with dispatch, and salts
faction warranted. GE0RGE& WILSON, I
April 25, ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
which will be furnished at the PUBLISHERS
PRlCE and delivered free Of postage to all
subscribers in town. W
MAGAZINE ES.
PAPERS.

tIarper's Weekly, LeslieS llluslrd News
New York Illu sd News, Literary Companion,
New York Mercury, New York Ledger
National Police Gpzetle \ ew York Weekly,
New York Clipper, Witkcs' Spirit,
Househ old Journal, Vanity Fair, A.3N
The lndepe ndent, Phiad9lphia Post,
Herald of Progress, Banner Of Light, II
N. " Weekly Herald, N. Y. Weekly Tribune
AZ Weekly World, N. Y@Weekly Times.
Waverly Magazine, Boston True / lag,
Weekly Novelette,. Flag OF Our Union,
Philadelphia Press, Scientific American,
Home journal, Boston I'll ot,
American Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25

Z 0yTWe are spleassd to learn that Mr.. Fred
erick Meisner, one Of the members Of Lieu
tenants Urquhart and Timmons' Harrison
County company, has been appointed Drum
Major Of the 43rd Regiment. Mr., M. is an
old soldier, having served in the army mum.
I bsr Of years in Europe, and understands all
about military duties, and we are gratiiied
that has been thus promoted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
N "A. HANNA,
Next Door to thu Post Office

Y W. m ~ W. lNN lNN14 Il1tlI N m
Cadiz, Ohio, Dec. 49,, Is6l-2t ag A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
MILLENERY GOODSl

MRS. M SPHMCER
~ Thankful for the liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, takes this opportunity Of an
nouncing to her numerous friends and the pub.
Tic generally, that she has just received large
assortment OF Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods
andnonons OF every description.
asT Ladies' call and examine our goods, we as
sure syou,every effort will DO made.to please in
style, quality and price. isFs
Uct.9, lS6l.s tsf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
Wall Paper Wall Papor!!
10 ta's,,aeiss.s,s.

tE0 EgsacisGrs-
Examinations will bs held as follows: COM
mcncing at 10 o'clock. otihs day mentioned and
continuing QUO day AMI nail. April 26,. May
24i June 70, Aug, 80, sept u, Oct Is, Nav, ~,
lo6l, and Jan. ", Feb 2l, aud March ~, lb52.
Fhe hlae szaminatioa vii. b. held Ia Dcers-
vile the Mafct examiuatioa IN Etopedaio and
the remaining ones in Caaiz. &.
f M. r. AID. .sk.s,
No. II. TEllsN Elk.
NJ h. McGuT
april 10, 81 tx alninet
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
Latest telegraph News

TROM the Souih--a Hard Banle fought
General Anderson was nearly kn'et--
had it not been for gentleman who lately
purchased his wedding suit at
Zimmerman d; Z.iier's Cheap CIotli"g
Emporium.
They will sell AT COST, 10 reduce their
Stock. until Spring.
Goats, Pants. Vests and Hats al almost
any prices. Overcoats. worth Ss. at $3.50
Vests. s7i cents up. Pants, 81 up. Dress
Goats worth $40. for $3.50.
Custom Work made a, The lowest prices
and in double quick time.
GF'Save yonr money, and call bef"re yon
buy elsewhere. fr that IS The place for hard
times. ZIMMERMAN d ZELLERS.
Lcwishurg. Jan, 1851.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
NJ MARRIICD.

On 9th ult hy David >EIt-r. E.g- HENRY CHAPEL
ami ESTER ANN KkS~LEI;. both If Unipn p
Il, Rev : OrTIart. 18th nit, Br ~ WArEASELLER
and Ni.s MAtiA 4 : IiubIi. both oi = in-gruSe.
By i.es Mr. W-iscr. .l>i f..JIllN lEiEAER "i Lime
stone Tp and Ni.- IIETTY HERMAN oi Center rp.
At TIN BAPTIST Parsonage Ni-shuTc. 23I ult. 10y Rev
Frederick bower JACJB kEKLiA aud Miss sALLiE
CUMMINGS both of >-ltn~gr'vr.
By Rev John >l.iBmetz eth ult. Dr. \ W tiSHE Eh
aud Miss ELiZABETH MEISE, beth Of Sunbury.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
COrGHs. COLDS AND LING DIsEAsEs.
Wis,ar,s Balsam Of W lid. Cherry,

W 1Siar'S BaISaOn Ol w IIO u NhcITy .
The universal opinion fully accords with that lately
expressed by the "Saraogsn," which say: 'Ni>tar
Bssam has achieved many remarkable cures OF Pulmo-
nary d.ordersts success being great that taken in
time it is specific" The thousands Of CeTth.
Gates in tn. the proprrtors from those who from
long suffering disease been redeemed, regeneratcd
dis.nthrslid, and ty tins remedy enjoy immunity
fom pain and suffering st better of the fact
Frpl NJ T1N GLZER, Eq
LLwIssURC, Union 60 Pa, day :, ls60.
This certfrs that nv has been afflicted with
onsDmton the last four and hsi t-cone 80
reduced thrt sh unable times walk across the
room and good part Of the time unable to be out ct
bed sh. wou,d .i.1-d Nith Violent atscss q cough
ing until 81. would b. exhausted and hrip'ers
could be found iu ciry Philadelphia and the ooun-
,rv bu, 10 no effect at last iuduc.i I" try Dr.
N.tars Bassm of Wild Cherry. and the effect f"r the
bitter was truly astonishing Before she had taken two
bottles felt and spr.ared almost well AZ ever so
much that sr8on n-c->>hrs fT her l" Use ally
now OCCASIONALLY from having caught coli from
exposure or from suii-n and uniAV"rahie chtng- ul
x-sth.r have always h-"n opposed u Patent h'dl-
cines. and pronounced them EumhurS. but must say
ttat DR. Ni-iaI- Bsssm at Nd cherry i ahrNc-pt"h'
uuhesItatingy r'cuurmeud 1t to t- puoc a. uei'rds
the best aud .ifcacious remedy IN rs%r. 81 ,v-
.umrtion wM VAN GEZER.
e. -fotdi~ to Purchasers The only genuine "Et'I :
B1isJH hH. the 4yIsH signature of Il bt1is anu te
printed # the pruprrturs the outer WRAPPER All
oth-r l. vile aud ~orth-s-
Pr-par-d by SETH ". FoHLE 4 co, Boston. and for
eale by Harris duncan. and J. ais Co. Lr~is"urs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
MEAT-AND UNION.
Estate of Lewis Palmer, decd.

WHEREAS, letters Of administration de
w hunlS non on the estate ot Lewis raj
mer. decd, late OF Lewisburg. Union coon'y,
have been granted to the subscriber IN due
form of law. notice is hereby gwen to all per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted TO
said estate, to make immediate payment; (;
and those having claims against the same,
will presen, them duly authenticated for set
liemenr. J. A. MEhI Il, Adm D n
Lewisburg, March 4, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

FIRST FLElr or CANAL BuATs-EIgh ght
new boats, built al The yard of MesSr> FHIcK
iHoHAs, IN this borough, passed up the
Delaware, Monday last. They are for the
fenn>ylvan'a Coal Company. 10 run on the
Delaware Hudson Canal. These boats are
substantially pu; up, every part of the WORK
manship being under the immediate supervis-
ION OF the members OF The firm, who are carr-
tui and experienced men. Arrangements
have t-en made and contracts entered int"
10 bulid large number of similar boats tor
d'heren' parties durlus the coming summer.
Inc yard al which they were constructed Is
the most perfect. of It's kind Of which we have
any knowledge. The TIMBER is brought from
The Su>quehanna IN the log. and converted,
hy powerful Steam saw-mIil, into plank.
boards and other lumber. There are. upon
the ground. a sreamins apparatus and other
convrnlences for preparing the material 10
suitable manner, for the hands OF the builder,
and 30 Complete are all the arrangements.
that the boats are finished IN less time thar II
formerly took 10 make preparations for iayIng
their keeis. The facilities for saving enables
the hrm TO keep on hand large stock Of sea.
soned lumber. by which they can complete
their work t. the satisfaction of their custom
ers. All the refuse lumber IS converted INTO
krndlIng wood. from which dealers IN the CT
ties drive lucrative business. This wood IS
sold by the cargo. al a low rate, and must Of
itself prove a source of considerable revenue
The firm IS composed Of enterprsng gentle
men, who will bring 10 our town a .srse pop
nlaIon Of industrious mechanics, aud thus
add 10 our growth and Chester
(Pa.) Republican, March -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

a4-lt has been au awful cold, snowy,
slippery time for fitting" the Is: Of
April this year-unpleasant, more dan
gcrous TO the ",hiugs," and decidedly un-
healthy There is an average of removals,
in Town and Country. Extra care must
be taken TO keep warm aud dry until the
weather becomes more settled. In New
York State, the ls' Of Mag is,he "moving'
era. and the time hits the right weather
more surely than that trying day 10 this
vicinity. This Thursday morning, prom
ises 10 be pleasant.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
1.llfU,

In West BufaIce township, 3oth ult, ELIAS KLECK
NEK, aged about 81 years.
In Milton. I'm ult, ANN y. HOUSED. aged g. yrs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
Boots and Shoes.

q The subscriber has Just received
~~at his Store next door 10 the Post
~ OEce) full supply of Boots 4
shoes O; every s'y'e and variety suitable 10
the season. The stock hs> been selected with
particular care, AMI will be afforded at
yEGT ETDUtED FE.tES T0E EEiDI CASH.
His old friends and customers and the public
generally are invi'ed to call aud examine his
stock and Judge fcr themselves. - MAN
TFACTCRlNG and REPAIRING as hereto
{, - vii be attended 10 with promplnes> aud
at reasonable rates.
JOHN T1rGHTOS, !:;.
Iawistu-r. N~t Is 1880
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
COPARTNERSHIP.

WE. the Undersigned, have entered into
W Coparrner>h'p for the purpose "t car
rvlng on the Flour, Feed and General Produce
Business in the hnIldins formerly occupied
by r. IL Evans Il Co., where We hope by
sirict attention to business to render sa'i>iac-
ton 10 all who may favor Us with their pairc-
mage We will keep constantly on hand a
large and choice selection of Family Groce-
rles, and Flour OF superior quality.
EVANS Il COOPER
a Fy,Ns ALBERT :. COOPER
Lswl.Nur- March =, l-fl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

SHAW Loo's LEcrUar.--A large and intel
llseni audience was much interested. on
Thursday night. in listening 10 a lecture by a
nauvr OF Maulmain, Burmah, in The Bapnsi
church oi this borough. He was introduced
bv Mr.. Hutlon, a feliuw-Sju1cnt. Mr.. ~. sia-
ted that Nuung Shaw Loo had been converted
from Idot,rv when he was fifteen wears of
age. aud reached this country IN 1857, SINCE
which time he has been IN the inIver>ny al
ewIsburg. He Is now IN the twenty-iir> I
wear Of his ace. and intends studying mPdl-
cine as an important adjunct 10 a mIsSIona.
rvs lahors. Upon lt> completion, he VIII re-
iurn To Bnrnab, for the purpose of preaching
among his hreihren. Shaw Loo j. the first
native Of that part Of Asa who ever came To
ihis Country for the purpose OF studying for
the ministry. HIS heart IS evidently IN the
work, and we do not question lhst ne viii
prove a valuable auxiliary 10 Christianity In
his nalive country. lI- is Intelligent. pos
>esse> an excellent memory. and suavitv Of
manner agreeable rn those wih whom he
comes in contact. He delivered very inter
eSunG lertrre on the manners. customs and
reIeIrn Of Burmah, Illu,rTarlGc It wiIh Sp"ci-
mems Of the native dress. rci, winch he
hrnughi to this cnunirv with HIM. HIS com
mand of the English language i> quite re-
markahie. H also speaks flueniiv sevrra!
Oriental languages. Last evening he lecin-
red IN Ninpr>vIle, and courempi.'eS vISIIng
Ph'lai-phla fnr similar pnrpose.-PftsriHe
Journai. 30h NIch.
tn Lat trf-u ma Fra. i,fl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
Six Plain Reasons WhV

Al III. persons should buy their BOOTS
n and SHOES from JAMES SCOTT, in
Lewisburg.
Becaus. he sells cheapest in town.
. Because he has the best assortment OF
hone-mad. work.
3 Because the Boots and Shoes, made to
order. warranted
Because he wants to make II pay his
cnstomer. snd himself too.
S Because orders are promptly attended TO.
Because all will then know where they
can get eheap-s, and best Shooting in L~~ishurs
TCome, we will sell right for Cash or
exchange for Goods or Produce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
lhe sunnsr Session viii commence on
NosDAY -9ih APRIL. (Ads'tuextweek. }

-DtEor-ary is The Sh,eH # Frs.pon-fhe
'i-g q Aaieriea-ard the Hpe + IRE
"-n That i the motto Of the new paper
10 >lnodry, projected by Dewart, Ks>e, Ahl,
SHP>cn Co. Ito break down the Gazette
iai he AGsricqn." Every oAe OF Its three
''aes ss nave seen, however, Is devoted to
.2lnenis for or defences Of SL.rrRr. II
e'.sS he glory Of America" as a land Of
'a'ulnonal liberty and law" by Guessing
'''' and spo'Oslzng for the most shameful
'osa-u.s and treason tine world ever saw,
'ahE'st by Democrats Ia the carrent Pro-
's7'rl Free Trade War. would exringui>h
~' pc oi The word" as the asylum of the
'f'fF'Sei Of all climes," by sustaining a re-
Fa' ''' Ohgarchy at the Souik and It's a''res
'.1s North. and distinctions of caste Norlh
g. >'ulh. Il reads Just as we might sup
le''a Charleston srsena;-thief would write.
Psnnsy his line of con-
'';' 20 a. easiest to mIsi-ad those at hear,
i'''st to his Ultimate aims. And all this
-l'-r l1e cloak If "DENocR.cr
ne sane paper makes, from ours. "A gnr6'e1
''ae' wholly hiding the real point Of The ar
'e 50 nanlaIei-and then inierpclaieS a
o'''h' 10 boot! OF course. mos, of its rea-
YIN VIII never know how they are imposed
~" Id 'hs>e wavs-yet we douG whether
I - honest and toteIt,o.,, ,a,,la -. No,,b,,,
sA1 county will endure such a perfectly
'>> course, anv more Than they did IN
county. The Editor is Young, and
'' earn he facr that honesty is the test
~ even # he has no princiile. "a he
oe anHlouS ior "a notice. We civ"
d ''' sra'is, and d,smiss him to The admo-
WIS 'i hts conscience IN the silent hour,
" MS oWn better Judgment)
"oS'toLoGY-The Lewisburg Argus
''' 'ae demise, at focty yenTs, of an
'ear New Berlin, long time the
1' BEARER of DR.. joseph Il. Lo'z on
Fo'esslooal tours. But the AmericGn
u'1'y matches" hin Hugh Bellas
'.''' drives sober nag which has
~ ''',y-thrse years.
-AsT Simon Wolf, Of the Evancel-
ASSOCIATION, has been stationed s,
Oure and Rev. Simon Aurand at
S0' luk Co, this year. The 9th.
h., ff''a'meuis Q! tie Conference We have
'arsesised.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
~ JOHN SQUiRES. 81
~BOOT g. SHOE
MAX KER.
TARKET street, above Fourth.
vi 1881 Lew iSburS. IA.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
VNHE Co-par'nership heretofore existing
between the Subscribers in the Cloihing
Business al Lewishnrs is dissolved hv mutual
consent on This l4,h March. 1861. The busi-
moss will be continued by y. r. Zimmerman,
on Market street. after lsi Of April. The Ac-
counts will be al the Store for settlement nnril
the 10th Ap1 when all unsettled will be placed
in the hands of S. H. Orwis Esq. for colsc-
,,on. y. p. ZIMMERMAN,
March 80 '6I. JOHN TELLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

-tA To the old ru.tom-rs Of this weiLknown House.
:"- d-si-e that We have renovated improved
A->and newly furnished the same. and that respect
fully solicit a continuance. Of the patronage
Strangers travellers visitor cordially invite 10
the spt,alitv Of the -Satiousi-o come hn aud
iudg. for Themselves it, advantages aui nrrit-.
Our location l. central SUD convenient for Mtrcha 's
aud business generally.
We viii awnvs eDl"sv"r to study tho wants ari rom
forts If our guests aud with the Hsisanrs n Nr CHts
A STEIN our af-b.- and atonii-. Ciork f'"l we'll
prrrarr to keep good Hotel hors general
sati faction. HENRY GIliLNaN,
pm an F.b ( lsfIy IpIN BOYER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

A6ENT> WANTED To- sell III. E-i- sewing Mschine We
VIII a commission pay ~-gcs at from 50 To So
pr aud pad The ERIE mdrh ne
Hii sIuii- IN it- construction. bipiuuis was
awarded Machine hN the lurustris Association OF
Farmers Mechanics, held at Chamt-r>burs, Pa at
il. Exhtt on IN IstU over the Baker and the
Buuoir Machine 1t Is .qu-i any machine iu uss-
and the lricr tut Fifteen Dollars A-dres- i JAMES,
General Agent 4. :. VI. Co MILAN, ONO omnN5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
iCE---lCE.
DISSOLUTION.

TINHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween I. &. Evans and Jacob Roien-
baueh under the firm Of T. q. Ev,>s ~ Co..
Is this ,iay dissolved uv mutual consent. The
Books vri be lett with I. &. Evans. who l.
authorzet To scltle the business ot the la'e
firm All those indebted will please call and
settle without DELAY.
T C. EVANS
JACOB RODENBAUGH.
Levisburg, March j.. 1s6i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

nta-The meeting Of Thursday evening
(referred TO in our las') advised popular
election for Post Master, at the Buffaloe
House, on Sa'urday-fo which bills were
printed on Friday. A portion Of the can
dida'es declined participating, deeming it
unfair in point Of time and preparation.
We have not the figures, but are told over
200 votes were po!ied, of which Charles
Penny had a handsome majnrity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

ta-Tso sul's we're tried before Judge
VI. Wooiwari, ,lst week, at Lcwisburg..
Ga Moujly, the case of the Scots Pres
ky'erian church of Phllsd VS. John NJ Call,
,cl,n FIR about $500, vas tried Yer
Diet Of Sl6S for / The remainder Of
tie week vas occupied by J 4 J Young
r.TG Orwig, 90 "a claim If $.lD2 Gl
,Iry gaye the p.tf,a verdict of Sl6i6 81.
Al Arglnent Curt was appointed for
Weile-iay, 1t Mas.
N.1t regular Court-N ,niay, May 20.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

eN- Subscribers changjn g their residence
the ir,, of April. should let Us know hen
they wish the direction Of their paper
changed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

DEAD-The Phila Psnmylco"ian. This
vie coudui, of mischief for so years past,
has cen di>conriuucd the people would
not supper, it, aud it has lostai govern
meut pap"-so the thing is no more. II
died cursiug the T,Jme, Lincoln, and
other decent people. Is mouruers are
few, aud their grief not deep. "May We
ue'er look upon its Ike again
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

y gentleman from Mckinney, leXas,
i reported by the -. Lou. Dcm0crnt a.
saving that the recent crazy action of that
State has already created quite panic IN
MANY portions of the State Thousands
Of families are anxious 10 sell off their
property and cinigrsre to California. Ma
nv Of the most eu'-rprl-ing farmers, for
merlt from the northern States, have deter
miued to 90 back TO their old homes.
The Departments at Washington are
moving a. fast as possible consistent with
safety. They have new complications al
most daily, aud are entitled 10 the pa'ieut
confdeuce Of The people. Never was a
when Buchanan .efi it.
CALIFORNIA -McDougal douglas al
drd by The Republicans, received 56 votes
for L. $. Senator, 1t having been an.
bounced thar | | was the Number Of votes
east. he was declared elected, and received
his certificate from the Governor Ii has,
since. been ascertaiUed that ll3 votes
we're cast, so his seat will be contested.
FoREIGN The Duchess o! Kent, moth
er Of Queen Victoria, is dead. The sur
render Of the citadel Of Messiua was un-
conditional, occurring after a disastrous
FIRE Of four days duration. The famine
10 the northwest Of India vas slightly aba
Ting.
Major Hawkins has been buying corn at
Springfield, Ill, for Brandon in Mississippi.
where the people have suffered for bread.
Considerable corn was also given him. 1t
is thus Lincoln's neigbbors are feeding
Secessionisrs aud Repudiators.
The remains Of the Beleverett snd
Breek parties in New Hampshire, united
With the Dougs in a Union" q. e. Sc
cession) Ticket 10 the vain hope to vote
down the REAL /" Union" or Republican
party.
Mr.. Fornev, Clerk of the House of
Representatives, disbursed $40, 900 in the
late Congress. Not single item Of his
accounts has been suspended or disallowed.
Carl Schurz is appointed Misisrer to
Spain-Cassius NJ. Clay transferred to
Ru-sia-and Henry Winter Davis perhaps
TO China.
Some Of the prominent seccssienists Of
Tennessee say they will quit tie State 90
sccouHt of her large vote for the Union.
So Tennessee did herself more good by
that vote than she expected.
PosT Masters -Isaac Fuller, Seneca
Falls, Ny. Hugh Young, Wellsboro', Pa
:. W. Alvord, Towahda, Pa. Worthy
men, all.
The attempted trial Of Floyd was fail
ure, as there was no law So framed as 60
meet bis peculiar crime.
The name of Camp Floyd in Utah has
been changed to Camp Crlrfenden.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

COMING UP.-We notice that our young
FREUD Wm. II Armstrong, Esq, is cho-
sen Judge of Z -crion. 10 EAs,on. He
Is a sraunch Republican.
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es- 70 last Eni-ma-"Fr-- John OGToats to
Aberdeen. .'-An-I ty --lcicr" sud l. III