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Seneca Rangers.

At a meeting of this Company, the following of
iccrs were elected:
THOMAS HALL, Captain.
T. E. HARRISON, 1st Lieutenant.
F. c. V. BoRsTEL, I'd
C. C. LANGsroS, Cornet.
Rev. w. E. WALTERS, Chaplain.
Dr. WALLER NARDIN, Surgeon.
Jo BERRY SLOAN, Orderly Sergeant.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, I'd.
SAMUEL OWEN, Cd
w. r. EARLE, 4th.
A. C. EARLE, lst Corporal.
THos. NJ, WHITE, I'd.
JOHN D. NJ. DoBBINs, Sd.
SAMUEL Brown. 4th.
E. B. SLOAN, Sec. and Treas.
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Is75~ In consequence of the important and excl
ting news found in our exchanges, We give place to
that in preference TO editorial matter. Readers
will doubtless be pleased at the arrangement.
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Gbe 9notrson gltrlligeuttr.
THURSDAY MoRNINci, JAN'Y. 3, 1861
JAMES A. HOYT, EDITOR

seSy~ Divine service may be expected in the NJ
E. Church of this place or next Sabbath.
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Congress ofthe United States. A thrilling scene
was witnessed in the galleries. At the close of
Senator Benjamin's speech the ladies stood on the
seats, waved their handkcrchiefs, and shouted as
loud rs the men.
1P. M-The Cabinetis having stormy session,
this morning, on the character of the special mes
sage to Congress, in relation the South Carolina
Commissioners. The President says that his for
bearancc has been misunderstood and abused by
South Carolina, and that tho question may become
military, instead of a political onc.
The President expresses great Indignation at the
course which South Carolina has pursued. He
charges her with making useless issues, and par
ticipating the conflict.
3P. M.-Gencral Scott has been appointed Sec
rotary of War.
THIS Steam Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane has
sailed for Charleston with sealed orders. This is
3.5OP. M.-Thcre has been disturbance in the
Cabinet to-day, which resulted in the resignation
of Secretaries Thompson and Thomas. The ad-
ministration has gone over to the Morrill,
New ORLEANS. December Ex-Governor Sam
Houston, of Texas, has issued his call for an extra
session of the Legislature of that State The day
of meeting is fixed on the Dist of January. IL 1t Is
supposed that the Convention of the people VIII DC
in session by the 2Sth inst. The secession senei-
mcnt is general throughout the State, and daily IN
creases in strength.
MONTGOMERY, December 2G.-As far as heard
from, the scccssoniss have carried every doubtful
county in the State, except Coosa county, winch
gives a small cooperation majority. Portions Of
North Alabama, it is feared, will send cooperation
delegates but, in any event, it is certain tnal
there will be very large majority OF seperate
State action men il the Convention.
MOBILE. December 26-Dallas and Autauga
counties have given secession majorilics. The ma
jority for secession in Mobile is 100.
sAyAsxAu. December 29.-The rumor that the
citizens of Savannah had taken Fort Pulaski is IN
correct They desistcd when they heard that the
President dsclamcd the act of Major Anderson.
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The Convention election in Florida has
resulted in the choice Of an overwhelming
majority of members in favor of immedi-
ate secession.
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Three men, named Hughes, have been
arrested in Chester, for plotting with ne
groes.
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same pay and rations as are allowed in
the infantry service, with the addition OF
forage for each horse employed in said
service.
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wAsn1xGrox, December 29.-Secretary Floyd
rendered his resignation to-day. His resignation
is considered as deciding the action of the Cabinet
Secretary Thompson, it is said, has also resigned
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WAsu1xaroS, December Sit is currently re.
ported that General Scott is acting Secretary OF
War. Secretary Thomas has resigned.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane has left Tor
Charleston with sealed orders.
Mr.. Benjamin, in his speech, to-day, in the Sc
nate intimated that this the last session OF the
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MOBILE. December 26.-Dalas and Autaug
counties have given secession majorlIics. Inc NH
iority for secession in Mobile is 100.
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SAvAyxAu, December 29.-The rumor that the
citizcns of Savannah had taken Fort Pulaski is IN
correct. They desistcd when they heard that the
President disclaimcd the act of Major Anderson.
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SEC. D. Ihat the OOVcrnOf IS HeIeUt
authorized and empowered to order into
active service any part of the Military
force embraced under this Act, whenever,
and at whatsoever places, he may deem
the safety of the State requires: P'oci1-
ed. That such Military forces shal! not be
compelled to remain in active service for
n longer period than twelve months. And
the Governor is hereby authorized to call,
previous to the expiration of the said term
of service Of. the Troops in the field, for
further Volunteer forces, TO supply their
places should the same be deemed neces-
sary for the safety Of the State.
SEC. 7. That the Governor is hereby
authorized and directed to organize forth.
with the new companies herein provided
for, and the existing volunteer organiza-
tions of the State, who tender their SER
vices, into appropriate Battalions, Squad
rons, Regiments, Brigades and Division;
that the said Military Division shall be
.oficered by one Major General, to be ap-
pointed by the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, and to
be commissioned by the Governor, and in
case the Senate shall not be in session, the
nominee of the Governor shall be COM
missioned by him, and hold the office until
the close of the next session Of the Legis-
lature, such appointment; and that said
Major-General shall have power to appoint
the following Staff Officers; that is to
saw: One Deputy Adjutant-Gen with
the rank of Colonel; one Division Inspect
or-General; one Division Quartermaster-
General; one Division Commissary-Gen-
eral; one Division Paymaster-General (;
one Division Surgeon-General, each with
the rank of Lientenant-C Colonel, and three
Aids-de,C Camp, with the rank of Major;
said Staff Officers to be commissioned by
the Governor.
SEC. 8. That each Brigade shall be Off
cered by one Brigadier-General, to be ap-
pointed by the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, to be
commissioned by the Governor, and in
case the Senateis not in session at the time
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wAsn,xcroy, December 27, 10 p. m.-Thc Cabi-
net has been in session since ngit-fall, on the
movements in Charleston, and the special message
in regard to Tic mission of the South Carolina
Commissioners. The Cabinet is still in session
at this late hour. The officials also busy at
the War Department, Which is an unusual p; ;oeccd-
ing.
of AndcrSons movements.
12.15 p M.-Thc Commissioners from South
Carolina and several Southern Senators held long
informal conference tonight. 1t lasted until II
o'clock, but nothing of any importance was done
No interview has yet been had with the President.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
2Saibin9tDn's Sranmb;lb.

Gcl9rnss SGirruns ,ntnctmsn mir tinsr ena
Itden 3eitun8. Sic pnrrs tBatlt prn Qntcn
Sdsrman sinsm 80 jdtrtsen Gtss, wrter BEN
UtFtGt son gSaQnStUns siSsnen 9ispen VERMONT
Rfn. 1898.
8ie rurfrliis ptripHe unerer ResplutiOn mar
I'm Safr l7TT OILS sHnitin0tun mad prrI6iersuen
BhepdrttSt'it's fih uat Suusy 6Urs. suridsUs,
UNI rasItt lu utsnrntern. Oft ia9 i'd bic 1Dras
nsn iitsr ris BanSsn uniercs teliettsn Scmmau<
lantsn lIiepsn als sr absr re 9eiesn sinsr tragcn
Splpatsn naGra&te. gDaihinstOn tatte ss i'm
@ssrauA I'M Gsbeimtn gu tetsn unr @ptt un, l.t,
nen Stitans an;uFsbsn; nm atlst bic trsus eHfe
@Uttss bat uns fiGtr turt jsns suntlsn Gage rsr
9rutiat 9straft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
Gpiipbeu aus Ser 9cbldcbt Bel
Su(iS Nun.
Oas 10. q. 9. Regiment ,u gultt
Stun. Gcnfst Gpl. Cameron.

Oas 10. 81. 9. 8s6iment ,u 8ults
Stun. Gpprst Gel. Cameron.
gs mar 1l2 lltr, aa mir serdui6lOs aus rem
Sdummsr, rem mir All rem trttautsn 9rae
ssiutt tattsn, sersft wurren. Go natm uns els
nise 3sit, s9e bic frEtciuc.n @Iiersr in g,rec
gung gsirtt rnr.a unr wir III 5teit unr gIisl pa-
itanr,n. BAH jerrh tsmr9ten mir uns, ptur nab
elm Srutitud rprter etreitt murrs, ouf fsr se8sn
cie Butts gtun riibrsnrsn Stra6t, ras 2. gGits
conIiu &s9imsrt uns spraui. gSir paif ten sins
grute, is utsr sinsn Bad fuerts unp iunrsn
paie..lt 9sute nit Fem Gdlsn ron gaumen tts
l6ditet. @uf ris 6ra9s, wus fas beetutt. rurrs
uns Tie antrurt. rag IS fid I'M @Vrtsrsitun8sn
,ur Esfuns res 9tad3uses tanrlr, i'm Sale mir
cine NisrniaSe uIeirfn icIIIen. llnltre etate
ladttn &eaaui, ais ife ras s0crt vStad;u5" rtr:
nabmen. -J
NaS Gansrem Marits - rrr Gag war M
terpeiTsn ppaifanpig ansstrOGen - fsfanrsn MIR
uns cinsr paIsissn anttSs stsrnfssr, fit 'tpa
cine entfsrnt ;u unltrsr 8t6tsn f6 ausrttnts. -
Die Somls flea ettn auf uur mir 8fDafrtsn tinsn
fSrm(i6en gRalr pen gacnrettsu uns tntsssenf
bligsr.
g8ir vaiiirt.n fur, natfer anisrs anf rtr Stabs
sorausssi6idfe artisris, UNI tratsn fann in cinen
mil llnterfuit tswa6lsnsn oudwaIO tin. !6irr
Tormirten mir bic S6Ia&tIinis mt tsrs3tfn unt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10

Sstt ertlidtsh ms!ne 4usen eine iur6t6are
Scene. = Nus einem iepen nieier 9Gnner ltirs,n
IG,rerc runtlr gSctfen auf nnp Yereinisten Fh In
Elmer Iuife; rurth rieis itrere gaobs sudte huns,
felrOtbss 9dt: Id iat S6aaren temafnrter 1dns
ner, ie r,arIhirten iittr ras 9an> unr leqelt,n
uber Den Ocean naf an2rifl, rpslhes alstaIp nit
FER gGclte tsredt warO. llnr i'd lab mte nisie uns
unp DTrftr Ssrtrennstsn. T',o ais th DEN Cen
ner rer Rancnsn. G;t,ur GER Sfwertsr, ras
Saut,sn unr BEN gGtSrl1 esr i'm tErtihsn Gampf
be9riifensn Niaionrn etynaNm, pa tSrte Id otcrs
mails bic ssteimnibpcdt Stimms: uSobn
8eputttd, bltde Nui unp Iernew
Sisrauf tcb Ter runt.e Gn:ie rie Ysaum ME-
crr ouf unr tbat einen turtitJren Srcb tinein.
0t5it brad Elm eitt trrgar, es pe-tvie5 nie iiter
rm Nmerifan6sn 6star ifretsnrs runtle
gRoft. 3uBstt iab i& BEN Gn9eI nit Ter tsrrliz
tfn grunt, nuraui ra5 Wcrt plln ON" ltanr, nit
IN Qmsrtantsn Stsrnenbanner in FER sintn
Sam rnp ein,m Sdmsrrt IN Ter @nrern pcm 6m-
mel terat tcmmsn, Dpn qs9ionsn rsrtlarter G5etRer
| Fe9lejtet Gisie 9eieGttn ii& iplIHh gu efm anteS
rtouiiben Bolt msl,hes tsnate utermdItat rar.
atsr jett miscer neusn Mnt faEtt nac irins
Shln6tcrrnms erntrer'e. Ntsrsrum nnts, rem
far6trltsn Srie9tastuamsl trrte Id bic Bs'
tstmniBccde Shmms: nSeRnter &epus
|tfit, Slide dtaufunplerne!"
gla6 lieer Stimme l6Dpits Der runtte gnssl
gum lrstsn @ial g4ufsr aus pem Iieer unr Iprsn9t'
Is iitsr amerita unp aussntlidlih malate Ih ptt
ruuts Bplten ,urGd, nit BEN @rmsen, welGe fl
mitasbratt tatte, cen am.ritanern ben Stss ussr'
laitnr.
Iann haG Id miererrm IErfsr unr Gtdrte fd
erteten, no ls ,uppr aeitanssn hattsn, rahrenp rc
pertlarts GnlcI ras St,rnsntamtr untsr rem Sclt
ouipflau,te unp nit lOuter Stimme risf: 20
Itamee pie Sterns am $ mmsl ltsaen
unpper6 6immel 2haui Ser fie Orb.
yerbreitst 10 laugt oil bic Hepu
llup ineem er Die bsrrlttt
.Srcne ron isintm 5aupte natm, irorauT ras gSpr
,,uutrn Ram, sgte sr ie rsm Sternsntanns
oui mn aQes gclt, ras IA niersrBstneet war, ris
er Gus: Qmsn
Sebt flag rie Grde.nna an, mad nni naG 3
perItminpen urp snrli6 tam nnr nod cas- sebsim
uisYpue Geit5tilp in meiucm 3immsr sor mir
unr i6 tSrts rie Stinme ptrsr: Srbn rsr Ste
vuflif. mas tn eefeteu balt wirr fOlgsnpsrnaBe'
erflIrt: .Trei @tia6ren toinmsn ubf'
rte2tputlit;rie;weits rte fbie erO t.
te; weun rielsIteritanren, tannIt'
qan;e Bslt ni6t Gtsrwinrsn
Sttts Sinh Der 8spublttlernI
leinem Gutt lsinem gattrlanp
unsber lniUn;u fiensn."
Silt riccn @crtsn Yertwanc ris Getal!. 81
aanp au' ron mcin.m Stubl une tate Gle ustsr
,uaunu}, NnG mir sir G)tburt, Der 6crtl6rttt un
ras shdai rer 3tsputlit Der Ser. Staatsn 90
Nmcrta ssoHsntart mOrScn 1T.
nGisI, @crts," iast Sr. S&ermann, ntOrts il
ieltN Ycn Ten 9igptn hes Gsn. @aHinstun."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
Seitnnfsneicise: c:

II 9a5 Atennement ia0u H.,,t eber sctinrig
rerrsn, lis ale &iitltdnre te3atlt fnr.
2) las 4tennsmrnt rim ais tlaufenp
bsrratttt, wcnn - nttt auarradli6 asbsle0t mirr.
g gEtr rrei Jtummern elmer 3situns annimmt
min ais Qtpnusnt an9sebsn unr tat pailr ,3abe
lung ;u levr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
$,er'nau", Asn 10. a(memSt 1861.
Romantic in thy voice."

Romantic in thy voice"
Na6t tft's, es iirabIt Der. Iuneenftcin
Sem 6mmsl flbsrn, ld&elne uisrer,
SD Ilgs it'd i'm Sammsrleu
llnp rente tnnsnp Geinsr 9teter.
Tsr 1rQe 1pn, Ger Belle &lana
SIT tt'f tn's 6rr3e mir 9srrurgcn,
" tat Gsin mattis iubrt Sara
9Sjs Gjsiittrfimmsn mir setlumsen! ~
Eu ianllt rim etrfab rrutidfs 9ien,
Got 2lsp rer beimattli6u Srae,
Gsr Sdmaite, menn iie trimwdrts ,eGt
9fatiingt's rir feimattli&e 2rrhe
~ fabt' mid Elm wUnnia 1eb,
llnH !an3it eergsNene @.ranfen
IWt1uhsn. iittr Berg uni See
Iib tr;et's, rs fislen ale Gtronten.
Sir fieIsn. ia, mir mars ais Ifanr
GIle,m it wisrtr tri ZEN Wlf;ner.
Sh f1Bte metucr Muitsr Sam,
an trrt gtult mia aul,unciren.
2iu itrcw 5sr3sn, isrse5 0laf
s. mr. eS wnrm unp ltirmiib 'dlaacr,
Itl~ i..H, ,br itrlHem'tutter S.it,
Gju 32rittb rer@ursrpueF 6ragen.
Icr !eimatt llngft ptritmunHnes Bib
Seb id i'm @eit pcrilbsri6mcttn,
Ter 3ain. ras tIum'gs GOrnJ.Tsip,
." 8ujsI rings, tsrilon3t nit sts6sn.
llnr prunten in res Qtaiss S6rein
"a ilisFt nit seiltertaftsm Slaitcrn
Gis Si!fsrluts - rer Safer 8tein,
9INs isinsr 3sfs tIiu8t s5 Iiitcrn.
Gi tInt, r5 flinet aus tisifsg Glutf,
Gtrl.denD finn rie WlclpNicen,
git;n Serge rp&t unr ltiirn'ite @lut6
GWbl' i'd rurct msius essle ;ieetn.
llnc cinc 5m9'ran, tSnisIih
Dlit grictn ltjmmernsem Nemnnst
edmin5t aut rem Gluttsn iin5snr it6,
Tim iin9snp itsi9t iif oui gum Snanrs.
Sie ilsiet fmppr ,ur GslisnGDGt
Irrt no Ne alien Suraruinea,
Eie Stiwms lodt, Elm msnni9 0sf,
Gin 6immel lie9t iu itrrn Mienen.
Gas 1T rie Sun9frau u9crsleg",
Die trls Sttiniprene,
S0er itr orfau-tt- llst' tm tri -
sic ll5t i'm nitt, bic StUne.
gh treift's, mid iaFt't nit 9Qlswalt,
9ui ;u Gem menpttitbsintsn GjipfeI,
Nui Su rsr gUttitsn &'eltnlt,
gu iaIen ibrcr Hpts 3tpfsl.
SinauI, tinaui! Sfun tann i'd iis
Slit msinem isl'9en Singer ia6en
- In plEyG6 itmsigt bic WsIuris,
grr mir ris einIom rrsn @aIsn.
Nadt il't, IS iratlt rsr Wrnreslaein
Sem Simmrl iiltcrn llhelnp nieser
Sd fife fia i'm 8dmmerlein
rup rsnte linn.nn Teiner Qisrer.
Ter 2iccrr, rte Gu tulr uno lIB
Geiun3en, 9lsiG FER 9tiIomele,
Gie Ter Jtpmdntit 9araties
Nr bigs,autert pcr Ger Seels.
.s - (S8its, Gem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
@cbina-,, n a E n.

Ods ,,!6trmannrr sclfstlatt" tr.
ftbetnt jeNen Samttas uno tcltet jabrltdb
,wei 0rIars in baltjabrli@er 9Oraus.
IuIa. 1njtiSen wrrrcn ja rrn nc
le iitebenocr ScciustIn9en aufgcnrms
m'n. &ansert 4njsiSen wtrrrn i'm 9er'
baltni6 tcrs9nct. -...
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

A pedler called on an old lady to dis.
DOSE of some of bis goods, and inquired OF
her (in quest of customers) IT she would
tell him of any road which no pedler had
Travelled? "Yes" said size, al know one
and only one, and that is the road to
heaven"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
lSWlSBDAR AGADSl1,
The Fall Session

WILL commence On Mo"uHn 90" "','
w Sept. 1861, to continue 10 The ho.iaayS' ;5r
The WISrEn SESSION Will commence 'HH'
' An the Classical, Mathematical and English
Branches are taught. ,..;,,, ot
VIA I,,p1Es and GESrtrNES desIrons OF
,,,fr;ng themselves for Teaching, VIII hha
f'a',l ,bs;r ADVANTAGE to enter this Institution
The Bible is a Text BOOK
rUTTION-per session including contingent
expenses.
pRIMARy-rResling rIt'ug Drhne'' Al s5 oC
c;-or. Gran and L :. ilistory,l ~ - s0
ADVANCED ESGLlsH-tsIl not iu'iu 20
,.ScUaGrS
Tuition payable mmediateiy iy upon ,ne cIoss $,
=, ,hs Ss.<ion. ryA deducfion Of 10 per ct
,rU be made 20 those paying IL 'nvASct' no
other deductions excep, for prolracte,d nSI sex
ness. N ,sso Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
PROS CT U S.
Qniun Cuuutr star nuA Trmi5bnr9 C5rulllrlt

volume January 1862 Its main design to furnish
We have several Correspondents
TELEGRAPH oe)
We efforts
Treason that Slavery having caused the Rebelon shall
ultimately Its cost
Convinced practical experience, that the Advance Pay System
the shall We therefore ask all former
Payments from
the and stamps G or notes
Itrna
kind enough speak good word
for our pa their neho wish send present to
following deductions TO Iluu
wherever ordered, receipt ot the pay
Club 81 cent before Saturday feo
% ast good FAMILY BIBLE etered gold
with any desired.
and either OF the following de-
fe % Books 1.-THE Horse his and Lo-
cal Laws of ACt0nS Modern Cookery
either Of the last named Books
with 10 amusing
MESoLoGY'
subsc d" IIYMENoLOGY'
semweky for County subscribers but
trouble and except long
and patronage may warrant lhe WI"
prefer a who sheet, weekly, have it in that form
the Senior OF
IL the Star Chronicle may be
the best OF
Advertising mediums Contra
Pennsylvania We Officially, the County Sheriff Borough and Post
Office Advertising: also Deaths and Local News well
the favors have heretofore
received the public n WORDEN, Ed,ors and
j. r. CORNELIUS, ~ ~ f
Lewisburg, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Three-Te1ths Per Cent.
Treasury Ncies

Now ready for delivery al the Office Of
JAY COOK +, &c co. Bsakers,
No. IA. south Inlf1 -. PHI hiiadelphia.
DURoUANr TO insiruo'Iobs from the Sec
Teiary OF lhr Treasury. the s.bscrpuon
Book 10 The NEW NATIONAL LOAN q
Treasury Notes, br4rIa interest at the Isis
O.! seven and Ihrce-ieh.hs per Get. per anuum.
will remain open 1T my nice, No. IA. 5 81
-. untl further notice, from ., 4 NJ, until 5,
81. and On Mondays uii 5. = NJ
Iarse Notes wIl. be % he denomination Of
$50. ) 90. $500, 81 coo ard IS 600. and are
al dated 18Th August 1861, payable 10 gold,
IN three years, or convertible into a twenty
wears sIx per cent loan al the option Of the
holder. Each Treasury Note has InreT,S,
coupons auacbct. winch can be cut OF and
collected 30 gold at the Mint every months
a the rate ut ! cent per tav on each $50.
Payment, "i subscriptions may be made IN
Gud OF Checks Or Notes Of auy Of the Phila-
de'Phia Banks. Parties at a distance can
remit BY tneIf fueHa>. through the mail, by
express, or through Banks. aud the Treasury
Notes will be Immediately delivered, or sen,
10 subscriber, - they may direct
Parties reE.i'-iug must add the interest from
the 18Th Augn>r, the date Of all the notes, to
the dav the remittance reaches Phlladelphia,
al the rate oi per cent per day On each $50.
Apply to Or atife,s
IaF Cooke. SrBscRlPTIoS AGKST,
Care ut Jay CJu.r & Co. Bankers.
gI3n37 No. III, :. 3i ST. Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
The War continues !

rENHE subscriber will sell Shoes, Boots, q C.
cheaper than were ever offered IN Lewis
burg. THIS statement is not 10 deceive or To
hoax any one al a Ut IS owing 10 the hard
tunes aud want Of money. Having laii in a
large stock, the money must come out Of them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
MEAT-AND UNION !.

TACOB G. BROWN, having aSsis- ~ z
u ted N feeding the hunsry of Lew stC-o--
sburs and vicinity, for nearly three years
past, with the best Of
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l.UMBER! LUMBER =!

Cin lots to suit tPurchasers) a5dnl..nA 4
q large stock of q, ,.s;:ssTIa.
PINE BOARDS-Panei Stuff s1ssses4s.sc
PLANK. &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. al our MINIS
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek IN
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end OF our Road.
VA Diploma for superior sample o'
Planks. and a Premium for Rails and Shlns-
les.xs,s awarded US at the last Union Co.Ag
FAIR. JbfN MALL a suns,
lyare rores, Hill O, Union Co, Pa
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THE PLAIN WIFE.
Lewisburg, Pa.

She is not very fair, and yet
love her wlnsome face;
She wears not beauty coronet,
But there's a tender grace
Upon her brow, and in her eyes
A light which could not be
Were not her thoughts sweet harmonies-
She's beautiful to me.
Not beautiful save when the flush
OF feeling dyes her check,
When lips are mute beneath it's gush,
And leave her eyes to speak.
Not beautiful, save when some thought
Of goodness sends its glow
Across her face, by art untaught-
And yet, l love her so.
For she is beautiful, though small
The gifts that overlie
The soul, SO beautiful in all
In all that can not die
Goodness Is beauty. this is why
The tides of Friendship roll
Up from my heart and light my eye
| love her for her soul.
The heart. the heart! give ne the heart;
care not for the face,
However fair each separate part,
Lacking the SPIRITS grace;
Give me the heart-1 care not how
The form may moulded be,
If honest love light up the brow
'Tis beautiful to me.
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AUCTION ard cnumisslon uephe In LeNIshurg.

Auction ard Commission House In LeWishurs.
GgeI!1sasAz5s GssI Legal Auctioneer !!
F.A. having been appointed
sole Auctioneer for LewishCrs, Is prepared to
attend to all calls in his line in town and
country.
Commission Sales.
In April next, intend 10 open on Marke
street Room for the reception. and The sale
at stated times, of all kinds of Goods al Auc-
ton. Any one wishing 10 dispose OF any ar,l-
Gle can depositit with me and will sell 1t at
the best advantage | can and charge per
centage for the same
Feb. 26, 1859 A DONEHoN Elk
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Beef Pork, Veal, &C.,

would return his grateful thanks 10 his nume-
rous customers for their patronage-ard an
nounces that he intends TO continue the busl-
ness a heretofa re-in the Meat Market House,
between SchafIlcS aud Baker q Cos Drug
SloreS. Market square.
MouSISGs-N Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
CASH is the system. Public patronage re-
sprcuully solicited, and satisfaction insured.
March Is, 'Gl. l. >. STERNER, Ag't.
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Freurh Cakin Boots mrte tn order at short notice,
the very best material, for IS so, carl in hand.
Work Of all kinds will he got up at shorr
notice, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. II
this is not low enough percentage vii he
deducted. Donot mistake the place-the NEW
STORE ROOM, on Market Square, near Baker
& Wulfes. Lewisburg.
BY order OF the parties concerned:
JAMES SCOTT, Agent.
April o. 1861