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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

is to transform the whole of Western Virginia into
camp; to take the Blue Ridge for or fortress and %
sweep eastward The Western Virginia climate 10
exactly adapted for this and her people may be trusted
as safely as the people Of any State. Let it be borne
in mind tia, the Western VirgiuiaDs have suffered
more from Slavery than any others in the land, except
the Africans. They hardy, selfreliant people,
who hold few slaves, and desire to hold fewer; they
have been tie only producers of wealth in the State
and at the same time because the basis Of representa-
ton in the Legislature Of that State is the it is
in the General Government the slaveholding minority
of Eastern Virginia has oppressed them IN every FORM
For gears they have pleaded for the white bads, IN
vain The East has had all the legislative aplropria-
tong the West has had to pay ont Of ito owD pock-
Ell. TLese men know something about Slavery.
Let no one Glars them with the neutrality or con-
dtonal Unon men, nor yet with sullen subdned men:
they have deep conviction this subject and an I'M
aterable determination. They woulj, If conquered,
lie more FESTIVE and formidable in The Southern Con-
fedcncy than Baltimore is in the Union. Hence Rich
mohd ia willing the Panhandle should seeede from
the State, which hope the Panhandle will not do.
Tins we have a natural fortress, with mountain
tanks, stretching from Pennsylvania 10 Tennessee and
Alabama. Ii is safe stronghold, easily manned by
hearis as sturdy rs their hills and free the winds
that play about their sunmis its range is over the
whole dominion Of Treason. That mountain range in
the East and the Mississippi River in the West are the
great rivets of God binding these States into nation;
they cannot be broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

More Oa,rsges ON Loyal Wen ia the South.
H. O..G a..l.I Cnrr.a snN

More Oatrsges on Loyal Wen ia the seath.
From Our Special Correspondent
CAMP DErIAScE, CAIRO, ILL.,, June l6, 1861.
Mr.. John NJ. Collins, o native Of Virginia, arrived
here last night from Memphis, where he has
been ceased in prison since the Goth OF April
The sole charge against him wss that he was the
author Of u letter from Memphis to THE TRIB-
usE signed "a Virginiap," which was pub.
Isbed in April last, and exposed the violence and
frauds of the Secessionists Strong personal influences
brought to bear in Mr. Colinss favor alone saved him
from summary punishment. During bis incarceration
he was once taken before the City Recorder, ). NJ
Dickerson, who said TO him, II is matter OF pro-
found regret that am not able to hang you, and
who while on the bench, went on TO apply to him the
most profane and abusive epithets.
wish could relate the means by which Mr.. Col
Inns succeeded in making his escape but due regard for
the safety of true men and women still residing In
Memphis forbids'it. His story is very thrilling one.
lie was secreted in Memphis several days. Finally no
came away in dsguise, and with great difficulty made
his way TO Columbus, KY There he crossed the riyer
in skif, and walked the intervening twenty miles to
this point lie 10 accompanied by another young man,
who left TO avoid being forced TO join the Southern
army. They both confirm the current reports OF the
inhuman outrages which the Memphisns are commit
ting upon persons who do not sympsthire with the
traitors. With persecution, robbery, and wantor
murder, they are laying up wrath against the day o.
wrath,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

an outburst of indignant expressions more forcbl In,
elegant. The boys withdrew, and gathering aroma
the hsg-staf fom which the stars and stripes wore
hyng free, they Numbered out the song Of Hope nd
fath. We want no officer so delcatey constituted q
this Lieutenant nor so many play soldiers.
Inere is large quantity of powder here, at lsas
oUo barrels Of the best quality and the stores are f
OF ball cartridges and salreier The place should 10
Entrusted to safe hands until the ammunition il removed
or sufficient guard placed over il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

WAsuISGToN, Feb. l9.-More United
States troops have arrived at Washington
The Secessionists complain at the persls
tence Of General Scott, but his friends an.
swer that If similar precautions had been
taken, none Of the Southern forts would
have been seized, 10 which case his pre-
cautions would have been also denounced
as unnecessary. He thinks San ounce Of
prevention is worth pound Of cure
The Senate has made over a hundred
amendments to the House Tariff bill, thus
essentially changing its features.
The most important Senate amendment
to the Navy Appropriation bill, now pend
ing in the H0nse, is an appropriation of
s. 200, 600 for the construction Of seven
steam sloops-ufEar.
The Peace Conference is progressing,
and the prospect now is that they will not
be able to come TO q conclusion before the
close Of the week.
BALTIMORE, Feb l9,-Ths An,isub-
mission Convention has attracted very lit
tie attention here. The eff.c; will be to
strengthen the Union feeling, aud it will
utterly fail TO accomplish anything. TIE
citizens generally are di'gusted alth the
whole movement.
ST LOUIS, Feb. l9.-Nlissouri has gone
Overwhelmingly for the Ubiyn TIE pre.-
cot indications are, that there will Dot be
ten SeeessioDis;s in the State Convention.
The average majority 10 this county is
little over 1000 votes for the Union ticket.
President buchanan has called the usu-
al extra session Of the Senate, TO convene
al noon en- the 4th of March, for the pur
pose Of taking into consideration the ap-
pointments OF Mr.. Lincoln.
Ex-Gcv. Wise last week ma lie speech
in Richmond, in which BE- declared he
"never would submit to Northern Con
fe5eracy.' Demanded the L. 5 Govern
ment should vacate all the forts aud arse
nails in dispute Ii Virginia yielded to
the AbOlitionisrs, he would appeal to the
South to bring her into the Slave Confei
eracy By force. lie is exceedingly bitter
sgainst Gen. Scott, who has thwarted the
secre. plans for taking the Capitol Of the
Nation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Feb'y Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas. the Hon. Abraham Wilson Pre-
Siienl Judge for the goth Judicial District Of
Pennsylvania, composed al The counIe, Of
Union, Mifi,n and snyder. aud J,bn walls
and John " Simonton, ,E>q'>, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their prcceP,,
bearing date the 2Ulh day Of Feb. sol,
aud II me directed, for the holding of Court
of Common Pleas at Lew burg Tor the county
of Uuion on the tourh Nnd0y IF March necf,
(belng the 18th dav) 1864, and 10 Continue one
week, NOTICE IS therefore hereby given TO
Witnesses aud all persons interested IN The
Issue List, to be thea aud there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
10 be Punctua in their attendance at the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal al the Sher-
IFS Office III Lewi,bur: this 2oih day of Feb'y
A d. 1851, and IN The ghty.tour,h 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, 1861-02-22
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional
Mr.. Lincoln en- route to Washington


f.ftSDt hf, I s'
Was reached at a late hour iu the evening
Of Thursday, the train having been delay
ed for some time, yet hundred thousand
persons were astir to greet him in the pei
ting rain. Mr. Lincoln spoke briefly but
hopefully Of the Union, in its true iutegri-
ty, which was loudly applau1ed-compli-
neuted Allegheny county for her business
character and her proud position as po-
litical r-bearer-aud dismissed the
crowd With a promise to speak in the
morning at length.
From Pttsturg, the Presi6ent-elect
proceeded to observation-disclosures to Bufllo,
where be spent the Sabbath, guest with
Ex President FillmOre-MOnday to Alba
ny-Tuesday to New York, where Quar-
ter of Million of people, amid acres of
Stars and Stripes, greeted him-to Trcn-
ton, the Capital of New Jersey, on
Wednesday, and everybody therein
Philadelphia and "bOundless enthusiasm"
yesterday-.o-day a: Lancaster aud Har,
risburg-and tomorrow in Baltimore and
Washington.
Speaking go often, TO such immense
crowds, in this damp weather, has made
Mr.. Lincoln very hoarse, but he is other
wise well, and gives and coufers eDj oyment
oil along his path. His son, Robert,
{" Bob O. Lincoln" for shOrD divides the
honors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
JOHNS = CEOSLEi,
Sole Manufacturers ofthe Improved
Gutta PerCha CEMENT ROOFING !.

TT is the cheapes, and most durable Roofing
IN use.
1t IS Fire and Water Proof!
II can be applied To new and old Roofs Of all
kinds and 10 Shlnge Roofs without removing
IN. shingles.
The c, i - only about one-ihlr1 that Of Tin
ami Is twice a. durable.
Gu.ia s'crCBa Cement, for preser-
wing and reoatrius fIn aud other Me'sl Roofs
Of every description. from IlS great rlasuc .ty,
IS not injured 5y the contraction aud expan-
SION of meals, aud Will not crack IN cold or
run IN warm weather.
Thr>e materials have been thoroughly tcS-
ted 10 New York an! all part, ct ih- >ou'h-in
and Ne>rern states. aIi W. can give abgnd-
al, proof of all We clam IN heir favor.
TEey are rca'iiy applied by ordinary la5O-
rer>. a. a rriGlnc expense.
No HEAT II REQU IRED.
These materials are put up ready f'r use,
and Ipr shipping To all parts ct lhr country,
with tull pr.urci Directions for application.
Full descriptive Circulars wl,i be Furnished
on application hy mail ur N person al "uf
Prncipai Office, $40 broadway. New York
,vpio-,ir - Nicholas iIot.iJ JOINS a tRo>iki.
AGENTS WANTED. 6ms75
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
sM. Milton, also, has had a Union

s@. Milton, also, has had a Union
meeting. The -Nltoaian says of it
"Miron has spoken, and we hppe her voice
may be needed and the country saved
Well, how would Milton save the Union !?
Here is one of the resolutions:
Resolred, That we are firmly impressed in
the belief that siqrsry has brrisr By Tie der-
nuf la,cs Of nature and the line # 80 deg. 80
min. will be Of no practical disadvantage 10
the people of the north; and that slavery
south of that line should be determined by the
sovereign will OF the people OF the Territories
when they present their constitution for ad-
mission into the Union as States.
That "eternal law of nature, the line of
sc, 80" would-J 1t only eristei-abol-
ish slavery 10 Missouri, Kentucky, Vir-
giuia, Maryland, District Columbia ard
Delaware. Hhen Mcy hare Confirmed 10
the "eternal lac Of nature" all aIony there,
We might be willing to "concede" the Civ
ing up Of New Mexico to eternal Slavery
II the people so decided, but DOT other
wise. First, compromise" by aboishing
it north of Sc 80! Let s'eterna al nature"
be obeyed, aud all is well =. But, shall
Slavery be forced upon them-wLile Ter
ritories ?-that's the question
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
TIE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY ~ A>I ,oNTtuts,E Lon E,~rnalNG
TIE EAE.D saD GRAY.

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MANY -iH.H t.r sH-rf fi-s .HrF # i!H. Mol. have
- att. Jrt tfuf UfIs Ff4.t.. as. f.sr. .It
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Preparation s44 I.s. J-u f.t. 20 .,.tg tA. held %
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y'h IA l'ar trTult- s.u.'. i!afr H.-tHfs;iv.,
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wh'fr ht- -'-n T-s Q. uuiu-r I- 'u4I.fr- tr.r.Irs
u hr'- 3" 500 10" irr- AZ Li 81. 80 f-
- ~, Lh"tti'"u 'hi n--n"- ta--4 $50 'Hv .afIlI
nm -'riil % trH- ~ H.i O.. rrln rl''l.'I. tltr!.
does ny han -ti D|H'rn- . o. lH -.t "rirE aud
nai"f'i n'f' 7" 90 FHu sIt so .H-~ 90 I' tIlfuly
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care "rr" r-ri ty "!iu- tA' ace ln CLOSE connection
"jih ~" "hrN'r-. tiv in' rr- -i' vii S 10, 90. L'ir
nave .r'" iu g." f'r'ii "i trtt' uuHtr % letters
ll"h al part "i Ne" tu-i'ul ",N'n- me q us hrir
,t continue 10 r good a there BE- go uHh i.ruI 4H
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a. thu. It has. T." doubt teeu ha,ry iu.'r aui -.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
FOR SALE-O2 RENT,

'J'HAT valuable Brick Iard property
/ situate In BufiaIoe township, adjoining
lands OF Jacob Derr and William Cameron,
with everything complete for the manufacture
of Brick. &C. ILo BUILDING LO2S. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
JOHN y NT>SEE. Pit:shur-,
or bis atty. NM, CAMEbJN JE L.~i-5urs
oct. L. leo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

TENHE subscriber. wishing to purchase a
large quantity OF b ack OAK Bark, would
ash the attention of persons having the article
To this notice. They will hud a reliable mar
kel from ST to - per cord, IN the spring,
from the 1t OF April until lst of July, at HI,
Tannery. at Lewisburg. Cash un delivery.
Jan. =, INul J. Hull Agt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

sE> Davis and Stephens were ''iuaugu-
rated" last Monday. Davis threatens 'all
who oppose US" with Southern powder
aud Southern steel ~ They will never
join the Union, but the Union may 90 to
them ....... There are many Indications of
strong reaction for the Union, Southwark.
E-fes'erday was the day appointed
Tor the State Convention at Harrisburg
"to reconstruct the Union on Democratic
pr'ac'ptes." To-day, Pres. Lincoln is to
'e there, amid probably the greatest crowd
.'er seen in the place. [How lucky for
o'd Aee' that he should arrive iast the
day after the Union was made all rish,
again on the true Democratic platform Y
~This (Washingtou's Birthday, j..
celebrated much more than usually this
year, in consequence of the threats of Dis.
union OF the Southern Democracy. The
Cameron IDfautry Of Mffluburg propose
visit and parade in New Berlin ca the
e l0rious 22d."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
HlkDIINES OUTD0yE'
JOssS WALES * 90.

! ] y + Just rrcclvej In addition to ,hsr
.aTsr >'.ct) fresh supply Of >rrms
-iND H'HHEE 1OUb>. and Deg leave res-
PtriUiy Io lni"rm Ire Ladies and Gentlemen
'i I'"E aud County. that they can >u., .h,m
in an'lhinS 20 IhelF line, IT trade, >tye qual-
~ and pIlcr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
lO,GOO
PEACH TREES.

Having located self IN LewiSburg, I am
selling The best varieties OF good Inuculatrd
PEACH TREES. from NV Jersey. al Sl2
per hundred send vour orders or cal! on
s1i EPRONlNE.Bnx i97, ,L.wI>burg,Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
AN APPRENTICE WANTED

IN the TANNING TRADE. One that can
/ come well recommended as 10 haolts- mo-
rails, and tolerable education. will be taken
and every advantage gwen To ald his In>uuc-
ton and advance his interest IN the trade.
One from the country would be preferred,
from II to II years of age. but none need
apply unless well recommended as 10 quallti-
cations. T.. J. HULL.
I.ylshurr. Jan > ISGl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
PUBLIC SAFE
ThnrsdaY, Feb. 2o. Ia6l


the following valuable Personal ProD.r,v ..
head Of iurSes, Cows. , head ofy ''f'
tauIe, 20 ShutrS, Brood >ov>. far. Lo"s
Wagon. / three har,e Wagon.I EsS, E','''';
horse Wagon. Spring Wagon. / r. ~
g-y, > eds, J Sleigh, Buffalo R,te mug
Roller, large Harrows, C,rn D. -
large tuluvdtors, 6. aiu DnfI. r..
IhfeShing Machine and shaker. Fe1r,'.
NILS, l cuu,ns Box. large Te.egrs,b P'
der tuHer, large Hay Fork and = u
large HAY Rake, = pdirs Has Is4r,..
wagon Bed, a lot O: Cow CHAINS
seed Huiler, heelharrows. >ers -
and single Harness, = sets Wso,, .uo''
Plow Gears = Wagon Saddles. R.l..1's''s'
die and BGi.~. q screen. a 20, Of r. % pdl-
and Forks, = Hi.r> Of Bee, lIsv lr,."'Ae' ''Ae'
Potatoes by thr bu,he. Also. II. a..s,7."n, ION,
Kitchen Furniture as follows; gst, '.- IA ali
ding, : eisnt-tay r.ock>. Come, -
Iron hettir, Cook Store. v. .o. So! -!
numerous other valuable arfc.e.- 'll
Conditions vi. be nat. Fr...r o, a.,
Sale by MtIII,v >,l.lay lay q
Nelly township. Jan - rsfJ Hi~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
rlNHE large Double Brick House and S-A
l large stable on upper Market St,E4l
now occupied by Mr.. Guld,n as a public
house. 1t wall be rented as a public house,
"r may be occupied hy two private families
Inquire Of BENZ. CAHLEY. Agent,
or JOHN OFT, near Milton.
Feb. 4 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Pententiary.
RHLard,support OF convirr Eastern Pententry s5 06
Public Buildings.

wm F.rely, cos! Il Court House 10 81
:. . Cri'-s repairing lock do -
J Baker a Co cand--, &c. Sr II II
u. tilrtrr and son, putting -a-fors on chair ! 20
J Walls d CO. bill oi mats. Sc &c : -
u. kr-m-r Co. screens for jail 50 Il
Sol. Ritter, aE't tr LyeMu lns Co., ,As No.
/. on Court House Is 20
II, Ei-htm-ypr. saving and Iilih- wood 30
Robert KNIGHT. whltt. w.-hing Jail 3 40
& Nrusfh. stone for gutter y
J IIooyeu.an. plasterIng Jail 80
Jos krpnrr. pairing heater in Jail 90
Rrhgr 10 l5uv bricks Tor portico ut I, 80 . IS
jacob frain, black smiihing for Jail 20
Peter ho>er. for Gis-s aui giazins for Jail IS
= B--rStrch'r. for hsuicuf- 8 -
) Miller r, pair ;, Jail and tnIirg materialsi II rs
joel R"t.T, wh-t ling ~ ton coal 20
Marsh Cor p ng stove and l. cords wood7 80
Gas Company IL ~
J Rebel, cutting an 4 ping cords wood 20
John Crossyrovr, ~ y'ds cai ,cO aud mend
ing quilts tor Jail U3-222 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Buckeye Reaper 4 Mower,
Manufactured by
SLIfER, WALLS. SHalMfR g. co..
ranfr,I Enund Vo,uir h,v0 pa

manufactured by
SllfER, WALLS. SHalMER g. co.,
Central Foundry, Lewisburg, Pa.
vENHE Buckeye Reaper * Mower was intro
duced in 1851, and SO perfectly was ii
adapted Ia the work designed that at the
Greatest Practical Field Trial ever held IN
this country, IN July of the same year, at Sy-
racuse. 1t lriumphan'ly carried oil the
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma.
At the Indiana State Trial, held al l.2porte, in
1888, nearly as many machines were repre-
sented and as thoroughly tested as at Syra-
cuse, and the
Buckeye was again the Victor.
And 50 also at nearly all the field trials and
exhibitions in 1858, 80 and 90, when II was
a Competitor Al number of exhibitions II
received the First PremIum as a Mower, First
Premium as Reaper aud First Premium as
a Combined Machine. These numerous
award, prove conclusively the correctness of
the decision al Syracuse.
The combined opposition Of the manufac-
turers of Moving and Reaping Machines and
their efforts to crush and to bring INTO disre-
pu,e The Buckeye, only served 10 prove lis
81 PERIORirY; and the fears they enter
tanned Gt liz maj SuCCt>S anu were
evidences of the real worth and merit of the
machine.
Tee Machine has now pa ed through four
harvests. and during the last three over Nine
Thousand have been built and Sold-and The
farmer may Judge of lis reputation by the nu-
merous awards made BY committees both at
field trials and at State and County Exhih-
tinns, a. well a from the numerous demands,
which the manufacturers have never yet been
able 10 supply.
Slifer, Walls, Skinner & Co,
Manufacturers Of Bu'locks Patent Mower
and Reaper. Buckeye Reaper * Mower. Dar-
lns's Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder Gutter. Rich's raieR, Iron Plow, and
Michigan Double Plow also, Stoves and Cas-
tugs of all kinds.
Central Fou"a,y and M,ch;ne Shop, Cor
ner .Siirh and !Nuka streets, Leuis-
burg, Union o., Pa.
Nov. Q, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

C0al-dO
Yy'HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment Of the very best Sha-
mGkiu and Wilkes Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purpose, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices Tor Cash or Country Produce.
Also, Bicck,Hidh, Co1L PiG,tsr and Sal.
Wish II dl>iinc y understood, that wil! not
he undersold hy any man Having good
weigh->ca fell weight viii be given.
Coal Yard near Weldcnsaui's hotel
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisbure, May -, ~.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Road Damage
State Costs.
New Bridge. and -RcpaI

D Rsngler, 1000 feet = plank, for bridge lear
hls mil 10 W
c. Critics. repairing BufIsloe Bridge o.
: Aiam-sOi herr.w prk, b -. Berlin InW ks - -
Smithaoth' =! !umh-r a ~ork, New Berlin d se Is Il
A shr-mlns -T ; y perch stone and Mason
work, BuiIa,o- bridge l3b 30
81 Beck. ius loads dITt Tor filling up "a
HoutzS " rldcnssul y = Centre,ilie hr log II
i-ur, Holman. work a. reuns Crr.h
samuel NutZ do do 80
.osMuss-r.hng up.ayin- PIX BmtBrge 20 10
Prick Biilm-yrr 4 Co. $500 frrt plank at slp
hauling 81, Buifiiue Bridge = 90
RN LiucUlu, rep Cook str ge, ,Pcnn,Cre-kl 2jli+ :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

Road Views.
Rober. Candor and others 80 90
Agricultural.
Il ii Laird, Treasurer Agricultural : ucety 100 90
District Attorneys Fees.
Jos {. .Bucher, il ful till September Term So 60
Commissioners Office.
RIVE Lincoln, late Commissioner, in full Ito 80
james rross do III 20
D Eucnder do 10 80
A. kennedy, (Cl.rk) 500 10
Peter Neyiu., paper, ink, &c. 6GT
wm.Murry.2 rrams demi paper for asemt's L. 6l
HJ.iiuut, gross copper pens CO-69l IL
County Printing.
worden Cornelius, As per contract 75 90
do and Fred. smith pub. sale of
public buildings S 90
"a smith An seitmt Sheriff, Proclamt'n - 90
TuPuIdy, Annual Settlement 10 CO-l23 90
Miscellaneous.
" Barr,arprehendng JMy s.h"r>c thief 81 81
Errors ia vsrin nus tax bonks.erron'iy a>srd 20 %
JCro-sEroye. e.r-ward fur :. J.Alillrr,hantbilS IL -
G.F.NIiler, Jss. Pollock and BLiDn.I'ro-
fc.sIopsi services, ,S-.h0,d vs. I'm county 315 90
J.>tahl bindiug a a-sessments for IS SO = 90
Prick A Co.lumber Tor sheriff hog pen.Sr IL
eo.Nrrrill FOR recording fr"asurrrs bond g5
Ruth Thompson 'stabierent in tuli,oetl, 30 10 90
JasChambrrS.iupi orders Original oosu . -
J.BLinn and A Kennedy, separating Ass.
for SNYDER county 400
CJStahi re tindi, =, Ass from lsIitoIs5s 2s 20
Schreyer son. hill me rchandize s0-i13 50
Sherifi's Fees.
John CrossCrove, sheriff hill for c"nve, ing
Jas " Myers andW IN JohnsOn 10 Eastern
Peni;entiary. and Benz Daubermsn to
House # Refuge, and boarding and wash
ing for prisoners summonins Jurorsdc 1s5 30
Interest paid by County.
VIM Young interest on note 20 50
AnYoung do aud principal 1l5 ~
Lewisburs Bank and others 2i6 ss-iO2 SO
Postage.
Treasurer and Commissioner postage Is
Borrowed Money.
z II Laird, Comm'Es note. lifted 1910 90
S>lly 10
Account with the Townships for Road,
School, and Poor Funds.
POOR.
West Bufaloe Township 3gS 232 y
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