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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
The Canada OF Cape Race.

81. JonN's, n. =, Mond,y Nov. Is 1881.
The r. NJ steamship Canada from Liverpool on
Saturday, the 10th, via Queenstown the i7th inst,
for Halifax and Boston, passed Cape Race at 1880.
he di,ph leaves US IN doubt whether & IN The day
At night
The nsws.boat passed close TO her, but saw moth
ing Of the canister consaipne her news.
TIE Canada viii be due at Halifax on Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

BRIrIsH OPisIoS.-Tie Mosssat Gazette Oh sns
Odd, referring to the hasy condemnation BY the To-
rop,o papers Of tho capture of Mason aud Shdeli.
says; ~.
srsence Of the belqerut right Of search Of neutral
vessels Great Britain has been the foremost TO ~
sert n of MI the nations Of tho world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
MAINE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
DEATH OF A NORTH CAROLINA SOLDIER.

DLATH UI NUINIH t1fhUIdNH SVI'I''II''
BosroS. Tuesday, Nov 26, 1861
Tho Maine 18th Regiment, from Portland, has
gone into camp near Lowell to await transportation
south.
A corporal of a North Carolina Regiment died OF
Fort Warren yesterday. His remains, in metallic
collin viii be sent hons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
10 The Associsied Pres
Joprpps.

10 the Associaied Press
ForrrE,. MoSsog Tuesday, Nov. q, ls6L
By flag Of truce from Norfolk to-day iealH that
An engagement Of some magnitude took place on
Saturday al FoH Pickens, between the Rebel forcea
and Tue T. \ steamers Niagara and Colombo.
The telegraph reports that oGr vessels were roughly
hapIled. and also that Fort Piekeus was badly dam
aged Tie firing from the later place was reporiSe
- being very wild. The fir; report was" This
Saturday. morning at lOl o'clock, Fort Piokens
opened fre on u.s. but the firing is very Wild
At2o.cloek, subsequent dispatch was received,
which stated that two United States yeisels joined III
the feht, but did no damage.
At O'Clock, further dispatch stated that Fort
Piekons vas preached, the firing had stopped and
that the rebels did not sustain any loss, whereas The
Union forces were heavy losers.
Myinformant states that the widest excitement
exist. At Norfolk and all the Secession places at the
result.
Since then, everything Is reported TO be quiet.
Gen Bragg seemed to be iublGnt over the result and
il said TO have sent oongratuiatoy dispatches all over
the South on the result OF the battle.
From the same source also learn that at Beau
fort S. c., three companies Of Gen. Sherman's eom-
mand had an engagement with the Rebels, and were
compelled 10 retreat with the loss Of eight men,
Beaufort was being strongly intrenched by our forces
| do not place great reliance upon the above
statements, as the gentleman who gave me the facts
il evidently sympathizer with the Rebels, and
seems TO be very jubilant over the result.
The steamer Constitution is reported OF Cape
Henry as the Baltimore boat leaves.
In Gen. Woods department everything is quiet.
BA1TIxoEE Tuesday, Nov. 49, 1901.
Tie Old Point boat bas arrived. Passengers say
Tie Norfolk Day Book has dispatch from Rich
mond to the effect that engagement was going on
N Pensacola Parties who have read the paper say
the Niagara and Colorado engaged Fort MoRae,
which briskly replied, and that the vessels were
damaged, and had to haul off that Fort Pickens wac
firing on the Maryland. That Is the substance OF
the report.
There bad been no arrival from Port Royal at Old
Point
The version of the affairs at Pensacola says that
on Friday Fort Pickens opened on the Navy Yard
and Barancas, that the Colorado and Niagara pare-
mated and had TO haul of very much damaged. The
news all comes through Secession sources, and must
be received with due allowance
The Secession reports say that the affair at Fort
Piekens took place on the 18th init.
wAsHIS6ToS TucIisy, Nov. ~, 1901.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox received dis
match from Baltimore, stating that The Norfolk Day
Book publishes adviees from Richmond TO the effect
that an engagement was going on at Pensacola.
Parties who read the paper say it states that the
frigetes Niagara and Colorado engaged Fort McRae'
that the fort briskly returned the fire. and further,
that Che vessels being Damaged, were compelled to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Speeches were made by Mayor Nightmsn. and by
several other gentlemen The greatest good feeling
prevailed throughout the evening, until 10 o'clock,
when tue company separated with cheers for Capt.
wilkes, his officers, the Navy, and the Stars and
Stripes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

LoCIsyILLE. Tuesday Nov q. 1851
Rumors prevalent this afternoon, but generally
discredited that Gen. John G. Breckenridge, with
large force, s advancing from Green River in the
direction Of 0wensboro or Henderson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
ANOTHER BLOW STRUCK.
PENSACOLA BON BARDED
OUR SLIPS ENGAGE FORT MRiE.
Fort Pickens Firing on Fort BarraDcas
and the Navy-Yard.
IMPORTANT ORDER ISSUED 81 COL, BROWN.
REPORTED BEBEL PLAN OF ATTACK
sn.ei.l pi.r.t.h 70 The y. Y. Tribune.

Special pisp,tch to The y. Y. Tribune.
FoErgrss MoyXoI, Ssv - 1871.
Via BALTIMORE Tuesdsy, hoy. 20
Col. Brown Of Fort Pickens opened hre on
Brapg's forces ON Saturday last. Tie parsicu-
lars are meager, and through Rebel sources.
Bragg telegrapbs that h" is taii'"s Tho so''
bardment coolly, and receiving Browns shells.
The loss Of life, to considerable extent, %
confessed.
The Rebels claim to have preached the walls
Of Fort Pickens.
The Nayy-Yard was on fire three tiues and
put ont.
The village of Warrington was burned by
Browns Ere the first day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
ruv rrctT,yr SLAVES.

South which made Norfolk and Richmond
jubiant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
MRXIcAN AFFAms.


AdTices received here not by tie Government,
from Mexico represent ba; The kindest feelings exist
between the British Minister and the Juarez Admin
istration while the opinion is expressed in distin-
glishcd circles Chat the friendship Of France win be
~ Satisfactorily scared; but little is hoped for, how
ever, from Spain, whose designs upon Mexico as
well understood IN the latter country as in the capi
Gals Of Europe. Those who profess TO be well &C.
snsinted with the Spanish programme say that 20
Gen. NsIeuez is ntrustcd the duly Of combining the
.fengh Of the ChuTch party, consisting of both Mex
sesns ard Spaniards, who viii pay her most Catholic
Majesty for a King for the throne Of Mexico, now
s9agti to be constructed.
fos 'ais eAee, an uncle Of the Queen has been
ass'yrated As he is already old, be could, in the
natural course q events, live but short tine; end
:. 10 provision would be made for successor,
s,'0 would ihus revert TO Spain, the policy being
80. 60, I" 'o"' pursued toward Hayii such as is
Substance q ie.isEs received from both Europe
-nS'e 'ssns . be sOue doubt 20 70 The immediate
''s'' /" ''e LATED States Of Tue American Minister
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Feb'y Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham Wilson, Pre-
sident Judge for tie 20uh Judicial District OF
Pennsylvania, composed Of the counties OF
Union, Mitiln and snyder, and John Walls
and John W Simonton Esq S, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precept,
bearing date the 10th day Of Feb. 1861,
and 10 me directed, for the holding OF Court
of Common Pleas at LewIsburg for the County
of Union on the fourth Mmday # March neri,
(being the 25Ih dav) 1861, and 10 continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given 10
Witnesses and all persons interested in the
Issue List, 10 be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
to be punclual in their attendance al the time
appointed. agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ifs Office IN Lewsburg this 2olh day of feb'y
AID. 1861, and IN the eigh,y-iourih year OF the
Independence of the us. of America.
God save the Commonwealth!
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
sSy-Boih the Railroad Bills have passed

eT-Boih the Railroad Bills have passed
to third reading in the Penn'a Senate
As Gov. Curtin was understood to be
nominated By the friends Of those two IN
terests, we have no hope that he Will IN
terpcse his power to save the people or ms ,
party from the evil those "twins' vii!
iufict. Already, the Democracy expect
to triumph next fall upon these acts.
Last year, however, the Republicans IN
the New York Legislature passed some
very obnoxious measures, which Gov.
Morgan vetoed. The consequence was,
not that the people revepged themselves
upon the party, but upon the f"d'c'dudfs
who did the wrong They reelected the
Governor, by an increased majorl'y-he
being the only man thus honored by are
election in twenty years. But of all the
Republican Legislators who thus offended
the people, only two were elected this
year, and they tried to purge themselves
Of the corruption believed to exist in their
cases. The people "a" discriminate Let
the Governor heed the example.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Jury List, February Adjourned Court

Lepisbwg-I.arison Pross, Curtis MNeal,
Johnson Walls, David GIn,er, James S Marsh,
Solomon Ritter.
KeHy-Fiavel Clingan, John A Kiser. VIM
Clngan, Lewis Gemberiing, Laird Howard.
Limesfone-Samuel S Barber, George w
Chambers, Henry Meyer. Philip Gross.
BuFabe-David Hennins, Fredk Renner,Jr
J + Pontius
West Bufaoe-Charles Moll, John c Wat
son, Elias Kaup.
East Bu6aios-John A Gundy, Jacob Slifer,
John Gundy, Nathan Siear.
White Deer-Robert Caudor. Daniel Ben
mage, Chas F Dief.nderfer, Jacob Barnharr.
Lewis-Joseph Sanders, Geo Ruhl Chris
iian Mench.
Hpfiey-James Auble, Samuel Corl.
Mf7inburg-R I Barber, Harrison Weizel.
Union-Jesse VI Walter.
Ney BerEn-Daniel Horlacher, Milton Cor
neius.
Hrfieton-Phiip Wilmer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

FOR SALE.
THHE subscriber offers for sale several ~
BRICK HOUSES, and other Bui-g1:4
dlngs, situate in the Borough Of Lewisburg.
Persons wishing To purchase, will please
call on Mr. Jonathan Wolfe, who will give
them such information as they may desire.
July 5, 1859 G. SCHNABLE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
BLACK Oak Bark Wanted.

THE subscriber, wishing TO purchase a
large quantity OF Black Oak Bark, wonli
ask the attention of persons having the article
to this notice. They will lind a reliable mar
Ike. from 81 to So per cord, in the spring,
from the l>t of April until lst OF July, at hi
Tannerv. at Lewisburg. Cash on delivery.
Jan. = l,Gl EJ. HULL, Agt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

p S.-Wed., the "Peace Congress
adjourned, in good humor, after adopting
the proposed Constitutional Amendments
of Thos. z Franklin of Penn, which they
reouest Congress to submit TO the States
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
FOR RENT.

TTHHE large Double Brick House and .-A
large stable on upper Market st. Il |.
now occupied by Mr.. Guldin as a pubic
house. 1t wall he rented as public house
or may be occupied by two private families
Inquire of BENZ. CAWLEY. Agent
or JOHN OFT, near Milton.
Feb. 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
NOTICE.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
II with the late firm of BaowN 4 DUNKLE
are hereby notified 10 call and settle lmmedi-
a,ely, and thereby save costs. The Books are
at the store of Brown, Dunke d Co.
WILLIAM BROWN, Jr.
Jan. 25, 1861. CHAS. e. DUNKLE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
From the State of Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 26.-The Kansas Leg.
islature, before their adjournment, adopted
a memorial to their sister States, setting
forth that 81, 900 people are dependent for
their subsistence upon outside resources,
and that the snow covers the grass OF the
prairies, causing starvation among a great
number of cattle They ask for lO0, 600
bushels of seed wheat and a suiiicency OF
corn and potatoes for spring planting.
They also state that the Committee loca-
ted at Achison, with which the New YORK
Committee cooperate, has the confidence
of the country, and that fuuds sent to the
said Committee are fsi,hful!y aud equlta-
bly distributed to the suffering.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
FOR SALE-OR RENT,

'THAT valuable Brick HIrd property
/ situate In Bufialue township, adjoining
lands of Jacob Drrr and William Cameron,
with everything Complete for the manufacture
of Brick. &c. Also BUILDING LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply to
JOHN D. MrSSER, Pittsiurg,
his Atty. WM CAMERON JR. Lewisburs
Oct Il, lc60
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
AN APPRENTICE WANTED

IN the TANNING TRADE. One that can
come well recommended as TO habits. mo-
rails, and iolerab!e education. will be taken.
and every advantage gwen to aid his ins'ruc-
tion and advance his interest IN the trade.
One from the country woul! be preferred,
from IA to Il years of age. but none need
apply unless well recommended as to quallf-
cations. l.. J. HULL.
I.visbury Jan .. 1851,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
10000 '
Jersey PEACH TREES. -,

Having located myself IN Lewisburs, ] am
selling the best varieties OF good inocuiaied
PEACH TREES, from New Jersey. at Sl-
per hundred. send your orders or call on
s74 EP.ROMlNE,B Box 497, Lewisburg,Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

CUPERIOR COAL OIL LAMPS for sale
~ att. Baker &Co' Drug Slore-alsJ the
Portland Coal OIL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

ORPHANS COURT SALE.


IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Union county. will be exposed
TO Public Sale, on The premises, on
WedE Ecsday, March 30, 1SGI.
a certain LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Borough of Lewisburg, Lnlon county, and
the state of Pennsylvania, marked on the
ground plan OF said town Of Lewis burg, num-
Der one hundred and twenry-two U22), bouu-
ded on the north by 81. Louis street, on the
east by Third Sueel. on the south By Lot No.
l2i, aud on the west by Bldckbury aliey:on
which are erected at@ @o-st"Tey FIameDW ELL
ING HOUSE and o.her Improvements sad
lot being, according 10 the Down plan, x,y-s K
feet In breadth, and one hundred and iiay-
seven feet SIX inches IN length, being a corner
lot. and deSirab e situation Tor private res
idence or Public building.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. 4. W.. Of
sad day, when Terms and conditions of sale
will be made known by D. L. iRLAND,
Guardian Of W. l.. iHL.Sp.
By order Of the Court: SAM Rousa, C!'k.
Lewisburs, Jan. s, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
VARIETY STORE
POST OFFICE.

A LARGE supply of Books, Stationery,
II Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confec,ion-
cries, Teas, Spices. Fruit, Nuts, Baskles,
Pictures, and variety of NICK NACKS for
sale cheap at the
1851 LEWISBURG POST OFFICE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
RHLaird support 0: eonsiets Eastern Penitentry SIS
Public Buildings.

RLaird support eonries Eastern Penitentry SIS o6
Public Buildings.
wm Farely, coal for Court House 10
:. { Crite-, r,pairin. lock do 20
J Baker a Co caudirs, &c. &c. II IL
u. Guter and son, putting castors on chair 90
J. Wal, Co, Hill Of nails, Sc Sc. 2is
D. Kr-msr Il Co. screens for Jail So IL
Sol. Ritter. ag't for Mullins Co, ,,AsNo.
II. gi.htmrysr. saving and riug wood so
uohe-t kuiyht " hit-. washing Jail 500
G M-nsrh stone for gutt"r 81
J. Iiooyemau, plssteriuS Jail 90
Jos 4 krrmer. repairing heater in Jail 90
D G.bar to 800 bricks i'r portco at $50 %
Jacob Train. tiacksmihnE for Jail 80
rrt.r Kosrr for glass and glazing for Jail IS
= Srerstechsr for hantcufs W
J Mailer repair : Jail and finding materials IL 30
Joel R.brr, wheeling - ton cC,l 90
Marsh a Co..r-png stove anu "a cords wood. SO
.Ji brr.cui,ing and piling Il cord. wool 90
John CrossGrcve, 10 yds calico and niend- - A., a.,
ing quilts for JAN ouo---- "-
Road Views.
Robert Candor and others 81 W
Agricultural.
RH Laird. Treasurer Agricultural Society 100 90
District Attorneys Fees.
Jos c. Buchcr. in full till September Term 81 90
Commissioner Office.
Rv r Lincoln, late Commissioned, in full no 50
james Iross do IA no
/. l;nendrr do - so
A Kennedy Clerk 500 90
Peter Nevius, paper, ink, &c. 60!
wm Murry,2 rrans DEM paper for asemts Il 6!
uJ.Huut gross copper pens GO-59l II
County Printing.
Worden & Cornelius. n per contract IS 90
do and Fred. smith pub. sale OF
public buildings s 90
I'd smith An sett'm,& Sheriff, Proclamt'n 25 %
T.nPurdy, Annual Settlement 10 oo-I23 90
Miscellaneous.
" Barr.apprehendng J Myers ,hor-e thief 81 Of
Erro in aripu ia boD *. y
J Cro-sgrovr. rev ard for j Miller ,handis IL p
G.F.M-r, jas Pollock and } II Linn, Pro-
fess.onal services ,seebOld VS. I'm county 325 90
c J.StahI binding assessments Tor '5s '5g . 90
Frics X Co,lumb-r for shoriH's hog Pen.&c Is
Geo.Merri'i, for recording ir"asursrs bond 95
Ruth fhomp stable rent in full, ,octl 10 Is 90
JasChamb-rs.dupii orders (orgina cost 50
y Linn and A Kennedy, separating ASS.
= for snyder county 4 90
cJ.Stahi r. binding ASS from ISL. to 1856 es 90
Js Shields making 3 election boxes kellyTp)l IS
schreyer 4 SON. bill merchandise sa-A53 50
Sheriffs Fees.
John Crosscrove. Sheriff bill for conveying
Jas NJ Myers and m johnson to Eastern
Penitentiary and BENZ Daub-rman to
Hous. of Refuge, and boarding and wash
ing for prisoners summoning Jurors,&c. js5 30
Interest paid by County.
VIM Young int.res; on note 40 50
Ab.Young do and principal lis ~
Lewisburs Bank and others 2i6 sa-ao2 So
Postage.
Treasurer and COMMISSIONER postage 1S
Borrowed Money.
Ri Laird, comm'rs note. iited 1910 90
$slls 20
Account with the Townships for Road,
School, and Poor Funds.
ROAD SCHOOL PooR.
West Buifaloe Township 39s 232 %
Hartley 40 81
White Deer IS 226 ] g.
We. the undersigned Commissioners Of the County Of
Union. hsri submit the trrgving sccount- Of the Re
r~irts snd ENIrure. Of th- said county, for the yess
l. w. lstV, esTsuss anJ NSA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

CEVERAL sets of CAMEOS and other
y Breast Pins and Ear Rings can be had
very cheap at the POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE.
Auditors paw for 1859.

Auditors pay for 1859.
Auditor. for making County settlement for 1852
A AK.uneuy aui'ng rroth and Rec. Offices SO
Auditors, auditing accounts Of Trustees % % SO
Assessors Pay.
Assessors for their services in 1850 Il; Sc
Election Expenses.
Spring Election held in March, lsS0 2oi 90
Gan.I. psa,, DO DO DO SeyI.- 9e,atef -! o-so. s.,
Scrubbing Court House and Jail.
GeoGill, and John T Milleras pr contract 10 co
Attorneys Fees.
John Linn. Esq salary as Comm'rs Attorney Is 90
Prothonotary's Office.
II. ". Crotzrr, for Stationary, &c. - 65
.w crdrlerdocket. Cr'Gag %I Rec oces7i IS
salnI i;oush rrott.,y fees for 20 lJl 1919 IL
Court Expenses.
Jurors pay ami mil"age-
Adjourned Court ia February .a2 iS
GraBd Jurors for February Term go ii
Adjourned Court in April 242 Sc
fraud Jurors for May Term el u
TraTerse do do do go 35-35- 20
Grand Jurors for September Term lot Z5
.aicaTsed scad7s Court held rG IN December Isl 20
Grand Jurors do !. 40 20
Traverse 90 do 200 V'-ooo %
Court Cricr's Wages.
Benjamin Shall in fuli 81 90
Tipstayes or Constables at Court.
Robert Lyon. Daniel IIawn and others lis co
Constables Mileage d making Ret'ns.
Geo JEohIand and others Is 81
Road Orders issued by Court.
Wilson L. Linn and others, Meals Road Is 80
Fox Scalps.
ri Eoea and NJ
Road Damages.
Christian Page, (BuHsloeD % 90
B. Relish and brothers, West Budaloe) 30 10
George Lesser, (krilyD eo %
Jacob BaruhaTt, tunion) 80 90
sarah Jane Dat-sman, (kclly) oO ou-2oo w
State Costs.
paid in OF Commonwealth VS. the following
persons:
III Gross d 81
George Gill 81
m Ksnck $50
Me SHED and Vim. Johnson II 63
Costs iu sundry suit. pd IA Merts,Esq S25
Napoleon sampsei and Philip Levi sgl
Jacob Becttel %
Henry Walter, Wilkes and others loo li-lS2 IS
New Bridges and Repairs.
D Rsngler, 1000 feet q plank, for bridge near
his mill 10 W
G. Crjtes repairing BuiTane Bridge 500
Adams hers,work, ge, Berlin rnW'ks20 IS
smthSoth' s,lumbrr& work New Berlin b'geos IL
A Shoemaker, 1 perch stone aud Mason
work, Bufior bridge l3b 30
s.L Beck, los loads dirt for flling up 81
Iioutz& rdensaul, rep Z Centre'iIle br'ge log Is
Henry Hoffman. work al Penns creek %
Samuel Notz do %
Jo~Mussrr filing up,laying PIX BufBr'ge 20 20
rrick. Biimry,r a to. $500 feet plank at siO
hauling s., BuiTiloe Bridge Is 90
R' b Lincolnrep Cook sbr sCreeSl 2J-iia 'S
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

I AIDES can find the largest and best sssort-
IL ment of Letter and Note PAPER, ,Envel.
opes &c. at the POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

IF you want a supply Of fine STATIuNE-
RY, 10 the POST OFFICE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND :
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND!
Lewisburg. Aug. 3, 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15
The Art OF War in Europe.
SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG ON IMPLEMENTS OF Dl

STRUcTION.
Sir William Armstrong addressed annual meeting Of
the Institution Of Mechanical Engineers held at Sheffield
(England) on Wednesday, July 81.
Sir William sad,-lt is said and believe with truth
that Ia America the manufacture at cast iron ordnance
has been far improved by applying water TO cool tho
casting from the interior to enable ceabe guns OF
this material to be produced Of much larger bore than
have been made in England. But appears that these
guns have not been ried and only intended TO be
used with hollow proectles This success therefore, af
fods for coming 10 different conclusion TO
the untness of iron for the construction Of rfed
guns designed to project solid shot especially when the
dimensions large. Even when streng thened by
wrought hoops the tendency of iron in gun
to weaker By every succeeding discharge This
is owing minute fractures occurring the bore gene
rally in the vicinity Of the vent, ami gradually extending
until they terminate In the rupture Of the gun IT, there
fore, iron guns TO be utilized at all rided ord
nance il only be by combining their hollow pro-
jeces and light charges but, if the Indulgence
extended TO wrought iron guns. equal efficiency
would be obtained with half the weight Of metal and on
his ground alone the superiority Of the latter Is decisive