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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-24
HB $. RUsTOJV = 90.

&StDsV'xDREES.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts Filberts, PecaDs, Eng
lish walnuts, figs, raisins, currants, rock candy,
oysters sardnes alum, epson salts, roll brimstone
sulphur, c0pperas, madden, extract of legwoOd, in
dgo, tartar, Soda bed cords OF all kinds, to-
bacco Of all kinds backing, batting nutDegs, CT
gars of all kinds ginger, race and ground, spanish
moss, glass jars, lanterns and asks, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. SOAPS of all kinds starch, teas, vine
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden DO sles, juju paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, java coffee, ink oil
nails sash, glass, spirits turpentine allspice soda
pain killer, liquorice, &c, &c., dc-
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by s. +. GILBERT & Co.
funs5 No. Sycamore st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.

EHT.a.H-s D.KLHE .G.N-D CXyH CE.NyNsA.
~ TT PACKET.-Ths steamer ss
POBAND-GRACEY, Capt, Tick LS$sl1KzSrA -
enor, Clerk-will run q regular g
packet between Cincinnati and Evansville, making
regular trips, leaving Cincinnati every Saturday
evening, and Evansville every Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. The Poland will deliver or fill orders
promptly. For any information inqnire of
cox & HUMPHREY, or HALL,
augl7 Agents.
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II. h. JUDSOyN~ = CO.,
S oLE PROP RET 0RS,
No. Leonard Street,

cfz- Agents wanted always-address above. -5ea
BaS- For sale in Evansville by eller White,
LEIGH & Carlstedt, Thompson, Bierbower, Pierce
and by our Agents and Merchants in every town in
Posey, Gibson, and Warrick counties.
may g. 1md&w-alt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDSON'S
UNTAIN HERB PILLS.

~ - = " IN .
M 0 UNI AIN HERB PILLS.
Above, we present you with perfect likeness OF
Tezuco, chief of tribe of the strang Aztec Ma
ton, that once ruled Mexico. You will find full
account of him and his people in our pamphlets
and almanacs-to be had gratis, from the Agents
of these Pills.
The inventor and manufacturer of 80 Judson's
Mountoin Herb Pills." has spent the greater part
of his life in travelling, having visited nearly every
country in the world. He spent six years
among the Indians of the Rocky Mountains and of
Mexico, and it was thus that the g Mountain Herb
Pills were discovered A very interesting &C
count OF his adventures there you will find in our
Almanac ana Famphlets
1t is established fact that all diseases arts
IMPURE BLOOD!
The blood is the lifeI and when any foreign
healthy matter gets mixed with it, it Is at once dis
tributed to every organ of the body. Every nerve
feels the poison, and all the vital organs quickly
complain. The stomach will not digest tn food
perfectly The liver ceases to secrete suficiency
of bile The action of the heart is weakened, and
80 the circulation is feeble. The lungs become
clogged with the poisonous matter; hence cough
and all from slight impurity at Tire fountain
head of hfe-the Blood As if you had thrown
some earth, for instance, in a pure spring, from
which ran tiny rivulet, in few minutes the
whole course of the stream becomes disturbed and
discOlored- AS quickly does impure blood fly to
every part and leave its sting behind All the pas
sages become obstructed and unless the obstruction
is removed, the lamp of life soon dies out.
These pills not only purify the blood, but regen-
crate all the secretons of the body; therefore,
rivaled as
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c. This Anti-
Bilious Medicine expes from the blood the hidden
seeds of disease, and renders all the fluids and
cretons pure and fluent, clearing and resuscitating
the vital organs
Pleasant indeed, is it to us. that we are able to
place within your reach, medicine like the
% Mountain Herb Pills. that viii pass directly to
the afflicted parts, through the blood and fluids of
the body, and cause the sufferer to brighten with
the flush Of beauty and health
Jldson's Pills are the Best Remedy IN erist
enee for the loELoaOHlg Complaints.
Bowel Complaints, Debility, TnloGra Weakness
Coughs, Female Comptts, Liver Complaints
Chest Diseases FeUer e AJHe, Lol0lless Of Spirits
CostigenesS, Headaches, Piles,
Colds, Indigestion, Stone and Grdvel,
Dyspepsia, Influenza, Secondary SyqRp-
Did7Th6d, inflammation, toms.
Dr0psy, +" :"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-24
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Females who value health should never be with
out these Pills They purify the blood, remove
distinctions of all kinds, cleanse the skin of all
pimples and blOtches, and bring the rich color to
the pale cheek.
ses-The Plants aud Herbs of which these Pills
are made, were discovered in very surprising way
among the Tezucans, tribe of Aborigin es in Mex
leo. Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you will
read with delight the very interesting account it
contains of the 60 Great Medicine " of the AZtecs
ObserOs.-The Mountain Herb Pills pat up ia
Beautiful Wrapper Each boz contains 40 Pills, and
retail at % cents per bor. AH genuine hare the sigma
ftTs Of B. L. JUDSON d 90, on each bon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12


P-.1 1g-Ch2r'es paw'irr. Daniel Bear
In. Earrh--Ssml Brown. pavii Smith, W
/ Harris, Saml D1nkel, FreLS HiP9le
I.u.f. t-lr--i' e. + ans, 81 :, ..,T, Dg SudiieT.
-'hy--Tm s ans
hr.-W--' Nickel. Ph Gemjeri.Gg, IN No.l.
l.-.7-lrl Ea'hsrnan
UHnlury-H G Wolf. : " Sands
I,H-.'9a,-Jo,eph Chambers
W. BuFHis-DaHel BogenreIi, John O5er-
darc Matthew Kelly
Whit Dser-lamsS "inHey
E.TIf-Fre p, Rcnner, Jr
Uatu-Jyha IoaHSman
TRiTEPSE JTRORS.
H1-Ty-Sal Miller, Heary Ruhl. Jos Miller
Ls,r-.f ft.r--tbm Au-snd, Chs d Kline. las
Marsh. lac Yoier, Root ChamberIn, DAM
seaman. Ssnl. Mans. Geo Reed
g7iB-CharleS Slsrr
NtTeD Da-r-E'ias No.l. Jas Marshall, Ever,
B,qdy-Ch GuIvkunSi,G M'Carly.J J II Gakes,
Jacob King. \ Forssman. Dan F1Ilmer
FeAg-Iac VI Mover, Jas Sh eil>, IN Henley.
Nsrr RrEn-IosIah Sginehart, Wm Benner,
Jacob Na1cb
Us.f BuFil3e-SF. 7. Shoemaker. &c kieckner,
Levi l. Shoemaker. DIV >hail-r. An Forster.
Eiua,'rJ--I nm Stee>. WIN = Barber, John
S1.r''e. Elias How. R7hr Chambers
Vt-.Lfp-S1 Spigelmver, VIM EHert
H-lr..-~1mual ~wenI'p. T5"m7, " NniPtnn.
E,,t HrTlls-SamueI Zsiiers, Peer Gelz,N
Buris-j5al Wise, william sleans, Adam
.lsr.'-r
Z -4.- s. s. .-.l- d.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
VIRGINIA..
Latest News BY Telegraph.

pHLAD.. Nov. IA. My way
Of Fortress Monroe and NoriolS. we
Iavc a report (Which needs conIrma-
,ion) that the Naval Expedition has
captured Beaufort, sc, and that ile
United States flag is living over thg
court House.
The Richmond Eaquirer IS said to
contain 4 despatch that our troops
.al LANDED AT TWO POINTS.
aai were MARCHING INLAND.
The Com Perry" reached For.-o-,
Monroe. disabled bv the storm when
80 miles of Bulls Bay. She reports
s,camer MayGower in distress when
.~st seen.
PHILt.. Nov. 1l-noon.-We have
dispatch from Fortress Monroe this
lgru.Hg announcing the arrival o.
The steamer SpaGldin-, from Ha;tcras.
4 dcSertcr brought up confirms the
.l7.ure OF the two rebel forts At Port
;oval, and the landing Of large
avail force. Beaufort had also been
-Aen by our troops, and i; is also
.-Mored that the railroad between Sa-
anna and Charleston had been seized
.E our troops. Great excitement is
s- TO prevail at Norlork.
The loss of the transport Union is
"rmad by the arrival of the Alba
from tie blockade or BEAUFORT.
WAS run ashore in 4 sinking CON .
- ON the i,t. and soon broke in
... 4 front of the smoke tack. The
-.' "..e prisoners III Fort N--y4
-- .T. "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

hearts, renew right spiri, within them.
girc ;hcm grace that they may see TIE
error Of their ways and brl'g torth fruits
met f1r eprntance, and hsraaf,-r, in all
rl'iuc=s ana Loucstr, obedieut.y walk ID
His holy commaadmgu's, and il su'ui=-
sion t. the st and manifest authority Of
the republic, SO that we, leading quiet
aud p'accable life. nav continuity c.sr
uu'o Him cur sacrifice Of praise AID llau-s-
giving.
-, Given under my hand aud the
Is great seal IF the State. at Hlr-
t~~~} risturg, this sixteenth day Of
Oe,ober, in the year Of our Lord ore
thousand eight hundred and sixly-oae,
arI Of the C0mmouwealth the eighty
-i1,a. i. C. CURTIN.
b TIE GOVERNOR: Ill >LFGG,
.S..-,,rry ofhc ComugHrea'h
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
LeO!gburg AIcact.
DIVIDEND.

THE DIMES SAVING INSTITUTION OF
LEWISBl Rti has thjs DAY declared a
Dividend Of FOUR PER CEN r. on the amt
of Capital stock paid in-payab's in ten days
from Lala. II. p. SHEILEH.
Lew s5urg, Nov. :. lsGI. Treasurer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

giving.
-, Given under my hand aud tie
Is great seal IF the State, at H4r-
~ } risburc, this sixteenth day Of
October, in the year Of our Lord coe
thousand eight hundred and sixty-oae,
arl Of the CJmmouwcalth the eighty
sixth i. C. CURTIN.
BY TIE GOVERNOR Eli SMFgo,
.Sa.r,ttyy .fhe Conmonrea'h
What was Done in the Revolution.
IIhe following iucideu, in tie VIZ #
-, va, first published in the Gna f-'
CNss.) GI-.re, years ago, aud is c-s'ed
from the Book Of the Laelrs,' I7-e
$50. There is 10 doubt Of i's entire truth
Ia,uess. The heroine was Miss Euuice
I..cAe, Of Townsend, Mass, subsequently
the wife Of Edward Richards. She died
at Gil, N4-s, in 1916, aged about So.
Hex example may u something TO inspire
the ladies' Of the present day with = simi-
lar spi;it, to provide all things needed f-T
their brothers, husbands and i4fbers-our
brave sslIier,-wh', on the tented fell,
-f- bow A5F2'-a.!y 'l' ''-'. : --' ''..' e,1'-
'rJ as- aud the rights Of man. When
tie While people Of the North are o,
thoroughly IA earn $, aai VA z 10 ''-ae
Is craat sacrifices, rs were onr Rego'g.an-
ary fathers and m'trer-, then may We '.--
With some hope Tor speedy teEmlla,I9n
of this robe,.ious war:j
" Late Ia the afternoon Of one Of the
last days Of Nay, IN the year 10, when |
was few mouths short ct httcon years ''d,
notice came to I'wosen4' Mass, where
my father used to i've thn; Ai.eeo soi-'sr'
we're wanted. HE training land was m
7'an,.y called out aoa my bF'''5T' Ia,
was next older than l. was one that was
selected. lie GIl rot return TIL !a;e a'
night, waen We were all IN bed. VIXEN /
arose IL the m'Fni'5' l loud ny mother
IN tears she informed me that ny brother
John was to march, next day alter to-
m5rt-w morning, at surrSe- Ny father
was at Boston, 10 the Massachusetts, As-
sembIy. Mother said that tLeusA JOHN
was s17PA3d VIII summer o.'--''' h-
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a.h-i "h1' l'"sn' was nes'sl' cue i'
p'-s', i-a'-'y'As " o'' II 'L'' i az
slid /, we VII SPIN ard weave hin par
before lie goes 'Bg', said mother, the
wool is On the sLeep= back, and tie sheep
are i, tho r,s,prc' i1msjjs.oIv t1ru-
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Cr!o.. County CourtProCian,atIon

g1yHEH-s~, the Hon. AB'N S.WH.>ON.
" T.es.5ea. Judge Tor the -J.h Judicial
u.-.Hci OF I5Hnsy.vanI1, composed oi the
counties of Union, Mld'2 aHt snyder, am
tyu " SIruSroN aGlJ4aS Wall, Esqs.A $50
,-.-Ia--.- ll ja..a J..u-y, have ISSUED ,EeIr
r~7rs9l. hearing late the 2lst DAY ct sept
.-5I. aai o. u- directed, for The holding cf al
Orphans C1gr-. Corrt"i Common Pleas, oyer
q TaruiHer, 5aL General Quarter Sessions
a. LEN IcDCGti. l.r iae county of UNION,
,a the Iai,i Monday OF december, <0eIng the
E6-L tayl I-GI. .al1 to continue one week,
N5ule j., re hereby given to the Cor
ca.-. J.-..ce, or the Peace and CunstabicS IN
a-I -.rf.e county of Uu'-a,to appear IN their
ygn proper persons w..h their records. iaQuI-
sIuon>.exauiuaronS and other remembrduCeS
islor ID. ,e lining, Which e.. tIe.r Offices AID in
taJ.c Jellt tapgcr,aiu to be done, ant d. Wit
ua..e, Jaty..c1 persons 0rase ecuung IN behalf
ui the Commonwealth against aay person or
persons. are required 10 lie then and there
tending. and not depart without leave at their
PERL. Jurors are requested 90 ta 7unc.ual in
Jaelr Attendance .. the appointed Time agreea-
be 20 notice.
G.r.n under M hand and seal at The Sher-
ia, Office In Lcwi,burg The llth day of
N.veu her. Nd J Is6I, and the -6,h year of the
Independence Of the United states ot Amerl-
ca.-God save the Comm0nwea .Ih.
JOHN CROSSGEOYE. sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Chit Chat from Philadelphia.


varied as the complexion e the resT'uI
en's, are cive1 with the tone aud es.5sn.
Of each individuals habit Of ihoucL. IL
raal.og, To such an extent is this tb,
case, that the irql.rer, list in a maz, o
cra'rlG.c'ioDs aaI ea.G.ct Of facts, issues
aud principles, frs: doubts, aud then dis
believes tel.gra. Is sueusYapcrs, and every
other uau.'
Without doubt however, events IF great
inn .r-auce arc imminent. Taa re. e.ir-meu'
Of the war-sora veteran, Scorr, the ap.
poiatmcnt Of Gen. Nc1LElLhN to tL,
besd Of the entire Army, and the depar
,ure Of the largest Navai expedition that
this Government has ever ilted OFT. indi-
cire smother advance step il the ,G-F. to
qg-l ,le -re4. rebellion.
Gen. SCOTT has served bis ':L4y a0l
9o.era'i'n" fti'hfully, ard when the in
creaeiuc iuG-ni,ies Of adyauccd years rsr-
Dor r-r.-cmcrt and ropoee imperative, the
Nau,ra. tseiiag Of gratitude to him is fa,l
T. oFt.l |iuE.
Great are tie expectations from Nc
CrGIrAN-ycry great, irissi, the resror-
,.,i.i'y. L5s pressing en- Ltm, as tie uan
OF action Areieut aud modern history
il5.-l'e fv r-5i rroa..;--- g so sre4'
command. As ia n. lis iL,.7lcc. The great
.-..-...,..--.-:. ,t..,.-..L o.
an = laE.Is .-Ei-. re- -e "is l- i-lit
.,.-.- ., tina rr..r-.-.- That Ia las
lis t.'.ly IL 'H'
-- c-'i.u ys iur Uar, scarcely admits r.
.r..,l- ,a-,.-.:..-....... .o...,;
.-,- ID - IS !mfl.-4 10 bis Advancement
ratLa r.-lijan. lie /. conscious that III .
'i.2 % --5 H'.''1 = '"--'1' '1ao'y III "''
's1.S, auI t-at 4 single LiuuJeT might
,-- ,..--,... i.,,., r--,, ,}o .,.---.
1.- c.- .-.. I'd TIE PIE.
Gin t.---..- IN Ef---r.rt tor- yCss4
--. 49, --.
a.u- !, Ia tac people. y yer IN the r.S-
,.-,-- -f+l,t- --r--,-r. r.s,le V.-H.
: II l-.h ..-." '''-tt catt-' upon 10 r.
f.rrl such tTf-aar5ina-v labor. ;nra'vir r.
rI-.
= .'''
c4rsc.fy. C-m-r-u has proven himsy.. !;
al Us r-i.-t. in perrs,,rari, arv.-s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Stoves Stoves!

T'0P sale at the "IHf4.t. .'.t 2tr- w.
| 40. b. ~. - -, PHILADELPHIA,
.1o-.s lee C.-~-'- Church rl7 MH. ,o-.-ars'ei
Gas Consuming C0oiliIs - iiea-
(igE stores
Of The 1ly-TEH!GH. VICTOR COMPLETE
arI all u.l.r CHHaH- ami Heating S.9v-s-
al of which are Gr1rau-e-i 70 c.re entire
satisfaction. Please give me carl.
.4g.J w. o.. NLNAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

= | Z = ID. .
,;,, e p...,-..',r1 1isr,T ro,7r.e3-rb,
h. has 1afr N.o..s,. .a.a. c,r,arn-vo-.
of e,Del.D-e and money tL,v have real
u5a,rs,lr V
r,on 7,,r.s E,t.sr7,
C,-rcr,rrv T., Nj 1861
/ nwfm. r...Y T.; o ,r,..m il ,ino q
r,r,su.,I..r..., # ,yr;.iT,r, r,r.il3,
r.,.i,1.3 lg ,L..ry-,., that r.,,.t Ia
f.ur :, sine. INV h., rs-,eo..,, n.
Chronicle" D. not, hoRe7er, iaf.F from
this, that We are rocked n P.-a>oye, an'
thu. d. is t..i=.;aad SUNSHINE here. o-
tie contrary, We Gat the bitter aud t-'
sweet alternately. Long rests aud .'oj
marches, warm days anil cold days, t.''
weather and f7l. weather, g'"i msa.s,
poor meals, aui sometimes " UaFy 'mea.
ioog night witches, anu long u'Ent sleeps:
oflenImes with sPlga %, tux rome the less
sweet ior tLat sometimes upon beau:'-
tGl turs with polished boots, and again IL
the mud mud. mud. uu;!. almost ready
70 slk il despair, with very Irreveren'
feelings for the "sacred soil; Sometimes
the pleasures Of far prospect isr good
fight, hl>'g march, long l'ae Of o't'le-
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NI>SOrEf.


Gan.From'.t has reached Ht-L7"'-
v.;h comp.u~ oi 400 m-a, aud w.
most heartily welcomed.
The excitement was sa'-,Ein- g.
-oriarGold. and Gen. IIuu.er seemed
To- Joe winning conf Ien-e.
Col /. Nc~~fr.-s cqv7r~v we.. ont
- far .. the old battle ground ruor
Wilson's Crask. finding no Rec.
Maj. Wright. returned from a scort
IH5.i- f-.g' II lTaA. '..,s ,.,' VIA .
rec '- .'''' NJ. .'..' ... VI y '''''. D..
al ray Cl.lN v Ia d; ... ',...l .'.'' = /,
- 80 -. ~, o'- r ,''- IN.
An 'nI.,.,''" ,, ,,:., i:-.., q '. p! !',,.. 49,, ~
cA''' =. ig'Oi I i''u ., -" H., ~ I'-.' 81, ,
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hin Fromon- W. can.nr-l
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,yA N'-'Uil a. ~ -: :'., , ~ .c IN -,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
at Le-Ei>iUr=- Pa,
AUXILIARY q. EIE
"CUUDDr\'C NID SOCTFTN'

"CUTLDREN'S AID SOCIETY
OF BALTIMORE,
A RE prepared % send 10 the country,
\ CHILDREN agei from to Is, most Of
lh-.l being 0iphaa~, or hail Orphans; and II
Is tl- desire G.. this Committee 10 send iaem
90 good homes among Farmers and others m
Inc country. Persons wishing 4 child 10
adopt, or raise as their own. BY adirsSsin
either one ct the un!eTsi gnei Committee. VIII
receive Circular SivI.g particulars. Good
references wiil. IN all cases, he required.
TgEyTuYL GaHEiIIEE Cg lEHlSGJEs.
N- r. -. POLLOCK, Ch'u, R-v. c H. LElNEACU,
Vr. JOHNSON WALLS. NJ. C. " :. .iIAsELE,
Rev q. : DICKSON. Eev- p. 4. Fl.k.
Mr.S4NTBL HtUuES, Mr.. r.p.TEt 4fh-H,
lev ; u MIEIEN. NED = H .a.
Rev. !. W. IayfEs. C7r- -,t-g. ASS agi-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

Tuesday Morning \ Friday Afternoon,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
ia-Tbe Lrrtr,ra Go.soe s,ys Of tb

fS-The Lc-is',rq G1-.re s,ys Of the
attempt Of certain dislpF Democrat
to "c,up" Mr. Woods cut Of DIS ma lr'y
tyr rrs>iient Jaiga-
al, them te-in We know cf one
tS.ugsr box which will make 4 consider
able F:cpace a.tio>t biu OF the 5h.J''i,g
Of raiga there Is NJ Question wha'eyer.
aa3 ta-re are others kuown - te iaI.r
r-r Mr.. Woods as elected, aud any al
isa.- 20 cLisel bin cot Of tle cfire vii
he la' in way s1me deuas glss may
L., gei..d."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

E4~C8p'4ius Church and Tate, Of Cd.
Brooks Regiment, Stared s-u,hw4ti from
uauisymg " Saturday morning last.
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FOR SALE,

'I'HE S'-re-R on la'ei7 occuriei BY A~A
| \. li. L4rs4r. Inquire ,f Ea1
I.G.iINN. J.
Irw'sbur-. Nav -. 1851.
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sz-A letter by Wm Rood OF H4rileyl
from Tadueah, Ky, is OIL G.c :5r cur next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
4 DaY of TnanksgiviEg aAd PEa!se,

PENNSIL -AII, IS:
II tie name ami jy the authority Of he
Common ,a,-eaitigjPean,g 'eoaii-ANDEEw
q. CUaTIy, GossRJr cf sId tya.a'JA-
lrlI'A-
WuLaEAs, every good gif, IS fsom. ajove,
ead comes dyxn 10 Us from the Almighty,
to whom ii Is meet, righr, aud the bound
el duty Of every people to render thanks
FIR bi. mercies, therefore |, ANDREW G.
CURTIT, Governor Of the Commonwealth
Of penuSy y,vauia, Do recommend to the
people Of this Commonwealth, that they
1T apart THURSDAY, 18TH OF NovEM-
TgR NEXT, as day OF solemn thanks
giving 10 God for having prepared our
corn, waterc! cur lurrJws, blessed the Ia
bors of the hustanGman, and crowned the
year with His goodness, in the increase OF
the ground auI the gathering iu Of the
fruits thereof, 50 that Cur barus are filed
With plenty, aud for having locked f4Vcr-
ably on this C1mmonwea.th, streng gthened
the bars Of her gates, blessed the children
within her, made men TO be Of ole mind,
and preserved peace in her borders; be-
seeching Him also, on behalf si these
United States, that our beloved country
may have deiiverauce from those great
and apparent dangers wderawi'h she Is
compassel, and tia; lie viii merciiui.y
sti.. the Outrage Of peEyersa, yi..,rr, ua-
luiy, i-.-.A.-l -, l.-A- iA-L. li-Aa
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-22
accEPFANCR OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The Louisiana Convention, yesterday, by the
!, decisive vote Of one hundred and one to seven,
ratified and accepted. the Constitution of the
Confederate States adopted st Montgomery.
sThus Louisiana is the second State to ratify the
Constitution Alabama having preceded her only a
few days.
The ratification by three more States only is
needed to establish the Constitution and to inaugu
rate the Permanent Government in accordance
with it's provisions This will be done by all of the
Confederate States, we doubt not, as soon as their
respective Conventions can be assembled.
The opposition to the decision of this question by
our State Convention, as also the objections which
we're raised to some of the provisions of the Con-
federate Constitution, have disappeared before the
imperative necessities of our position, requiring
that no time be lost in the organization Of the new
Government under a permanent constitutional
charter We feel entirely confident that time will
yirdicate the wisdom of the step; and that Con-
stituton SO unobjectionable that even our enemies
in the North have been compelled to a reluctant
Acknowledgement of the excellence of its provis-
ions, will prove to be- as near as human wisdom
can provide, the chart by which we may be safely
guided as well for defence against wrongs as for
protection to our rights.
On all accounts, then, we are sincerely gratifed
at this result and none the less that the Conven
rtion acted so promptly, and decided this question
by vote SO nearly approaching unanimity What
ever the enemies of louisiana either at home or
abroad, may say Of her, there is no truer State
than she is to the honor and the independence of
the South