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The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Held for Court.

Mrs. Catherine O'Dwyer, who was arrested
by Officer James Johnson last week, on the
ing liquor to soldiers, had an examination be.
fore Justice Barnaclo on Saturday, when she
was held to bail for her appearance at court.
Her son, John O'Dwyer, who was arrested on
Thursday, charged with shooting at a soldier,
was also held to bail for his appearance to
answer the charge Of assault.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

The last news from the gulf squadron left
Commander Mexican, who succeeded Com
mander Mervine, on board the Niagara, which
i. now the flag ship ofthe squadron, instead Of
the Colorado, off Pass 'Outre. Commander
Mexican was making active preparations for
the complete closing up Of the Mississippi. He
would then move from that position 10 Pensa-
COLA the Colorado taking the place of the
Mag ara The late storm did very little damage
to the fleet
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
A Serious Charge,

Wm Jones was arrested by Constable Plow-
man on Wednesday last, and James Collins on
Saturday, charged with committing an assault
of the most diabolical character on the person
of Mrs. Hughes. Tho assault was committed
in the rear Of the Seventh street park on We'd
nesday last, by three members of cavalry
company stationed in that neigh6orhood, one
Of whom has not yet been arrested.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

The Cumberland GuRian says that the Chesa'
peake and Ohio canal still continues in excel
lent navigable order and trade thereon has
been quite active. Water Is abundant, and nc
interruption has been encountered For the
month of September 22,0ls tons were shipped
0,75S tons in the first week Of October, and
since the lst of March "a, ,578 tons.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Horse 1tenitE2,

Saturday night 9th, the stable of a gentleman
residing on Capitol Hill was broken open, and
an old horse, which has belonged to the gentle.
man some twenty years, stolen. The owner,
in consideration Of tho use the animal has been
in years gone by, WAS taking good care of him
in his old days, and set quite store on his
former valuable nag. Yesterday morning the
horse was seen near the "Wigwam Building"
crippled in three legs, ard looking as If he had
been ridden from ono end of the country to the
other.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Halls Patent Drinking and FiiterinR
Tubes for A5 Genus Each.

Now that the fall rains are riling our river
and streams, we would advise all our m;lt"ry
friends to procure one of those ingenious ard
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, as ii perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering II
kets, rubber coats. rubber leggings, ponohUs,
capes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
boots, shoes, &c &c, at manufacturers prices,
at the India Rubber Warehouse, No. sos Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sep 30-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

ONO STATE ELECrIoN.-The returns from the
State are very meagre--the telegraph not
vouchsaling to us much about the result
Enough has been received, however, to sboS
that the so-called Union party have made g
clean sweep OF governor, State officers and
Legislature. Tods majority for governor viii
probably be over $4,000, which is enough fol
all practicable purposes EaQ,, Oct. 10.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY CAMERON.

81. Louis, Oct. u.-Secretary Cameron and
Adjutaut General Thomas arrived here this
morning. 1t is understood they came on busi,
moss connected with the Department Of the
West, ard viii remain some days.
salute of fifteen guns was fired In honor Of
Secretary Cameron and Adjutant General
Thomas at the arsenal this evening
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Deaths in the Army

The following are the names of all those who
have died in the army since Saturday morning
vania r. W. McChesney, company X, thirty.
third Pennsylvania aud b. Chase, company
H, tenth Pennsylvania, at the College John
Cloran, company d, sixth New Jersey, in the
camp; Joseph Clements, company D, first In.
diana cavalry, at the Infrmary; and Hamilton
Williams, company Z, New Jersey cavalry.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Funeral OF Commander May of the U. o
Navy.

The funeral of Commander VIM. May, U. s.
navy, who died on Thursday last, at Blakeford,
his country home, on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland, took place from the residence of his
brother, DR.. J. +. May, in this city, yesterday
morning, and was attended by large con.
course Of friends and relatives, including his
brother, Hon. Henry May, who WAS release
from Fort Lafayette the day previous.
Commander May was n son the late DR.. Fred,
erick May, of Washington City, and contracted d
the disease to which he fell a victim while in
the discharge Of his duty as executive officer OF
the flagship on the Mediterranean in 1856.
The deceased was a native Of the District OF
Columbia, and entered the navy In 1881. He
served nearly eighteen years at sea out Of tho
twenty. eight years and seven months that he
was attached to the navy.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
DIED,

In Baltimore, on the 18th ms ant, Mrs. CATnA.
RINE A. SMITH, Of this city, in the 10th year OF
her age.
Lutheran Church, corner Of II and Eleventh
streets, to-day, (Monday) at O'Clock, to
which her friends are invited.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Probable Fatal Accident,

As Thomas p. Hendrick, "a teamster, was un
loading on Saturday, Il barrel OF vinegar fell
upon his head, mashng it considerably. 1t is
feared he will not recover.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
MEETING or TIE MISSOURI STATE CONTENTION

MEETING OF THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION
81. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE Stale Convention met
here this morning, and quorum being present
proceeded to business.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
chair to appoint Ave committees TO report on
the various subjects for the action of tho Con.
vention, viz: military, officers, elections, ways
aud means, and revenue.
In the afternoon session of the conveSt Stion,
among the number of resolutions offered 10 the
various committees was the following, by Mr..
Hitchcock:
Resolued, That tho Committee on Ways and
Means he instructed to consider the expedencv
Of action by this convention for the purpose OF
conhscating the property Of all citizens, resi-
dents, or persons in the State, who shall, afte'
the expiration of reasonable time, be found
aiding or abetting the rebellion now on foo,
within its borders, and for the application OF
all property 20 confscated: First, 10 reimburse
loyal citizens of the State for losses sustained
by them in support of the National and State
Governments; and, second, the use of the State,
and that the committee report by ordinance or
otherwise.
Mr.. Howell moved to reject the resolution at
once, stating that ho did not wish such reso.
luton to come before the committee of which
he was a member even for consideration.
The motion to reject was lost-ayes o. nays
Mr.. Howell then resigned his place on the
CommIttee, and his place was filed by Mr..
irwin.
Governor Gamblt's message to the conven.
ton asks fora more cmple and efficient military
law than now exists, ald recommends prompt
measures tu provide means to carry on the
State government and meet the present extra
ordinary emergencies.
He advises the pcstponement of the State
election, ordered by the last session of the con
vention, and as, in consequence of such post
ponement, his own term of office would continue
longer than was contemplated, he suggests the
appointment of sCme person to discharge the
executive duties during the prolonged period
that will elapse before an election Can be had
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Washington, October IL, 1861.
Tom Down.

The long frame building in Judiciary Square,
built for the accommodation of Griffln's bat
terry, and recently used for a horse hospital. is
now being torn down to mako way for the i'm.
provements which are to bo made In this
square.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

Governor Yates and Hon. William Kellogg
OF Iitouis, have obtained from the Govern
NE tar the armament of that State, 81 600, 900
fourleen batteries of James's rified cauuon, six
thousand muskets, and five hundred rifles.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Arrival OF the FOrty.Fifth.

The forty.Gfth New York regiment, Colonel
Oimstead, German arrived Saturday evening,
and marched up Pennsylvania avenue, making
u grand display. This regiment Is complete,
and commanded by ono of the most efficient
uflicers.-Chronicle.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

nFFICERs AND sOLDIENs.-Sigh
~ drafts sold on all parts OF the United States In
sums to suit officers and foldiers.
Also, drafts on London, Ireland Scotland, Wales,
and Germany.
uncurrent money bought at best rates.
SWEENY, RlfrENHOUSE, FAINT co
Bankers, S5l Pennsyl ania avenue,
oct1<-im near Browns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
The East skOOm, =,

The east room of the White House Is under
going u thorough renovating, painting, paper
ing, &C., in preparation for the winter recep
tion parties of the President.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers. /.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of the Repub.
loan are circulated among the floating popula.
ton every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Promoted.

Silas G. Burns, of the telegraph, has beer
made Il member of the U. s. 7. O., and is sta
toned at the navy yard, in place of Stepher
COvell, removed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
The President at the Navy Yard.

The President visited the navy yard on Sat
urday afternoon, and closely inspected the pro
gress of works in the ordnance and other dc
partments.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

SAILING OF A UNITED STATES GUNBOAr.
Boston, Oct. 12.-Tho steamer Mohican will
probably leave here on Monday for the South
ar cnast
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

Dead,

Henry b. Lamb, who was run over by hi
team Of mules, On Friday, breaking both leg,
and otherwise injuring him, died on Saturday
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
The mule.stealinC Case,

Al. Hough, charged with stealing four mules,
the property of DR.. R. s. McKaig. has been held
to bail for court in the sum of $400.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
DEPARTURE OF GUNBOATs.

DEPARTURE OF GUNBOATs.
Boston, October IL, lS6l.-Thc gunbOats W
G.. Anderson, King Fisher, and Ethan Allen
sailed this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
DOCKS FOR THE TINE.

SOUTH AND NORTH by ABBOTT. Not only one
OF the most valuable books tor the lines that has
appeared but, ike all The Abbotts be Dks of ayei,
exceedingly fascinating az book tor tieslds read.
ing Price, 81 co bound paper, so cents
THE PROGRESS or SLAVERY In THE UNITED
STATES by VISION An invaluable work Tor ref
| trenee finely written. Price 10 cents
| THE SLA FE-C43CLfER CAUGHT IN THE MESHLS
| or E7ERNAL Law. A very able Tract Tor the
| lines. Single 1. cents 81 10 u dozsn
| HELPER ) IMPENDING @ CRISIS Of THE SOUTH
Price cloth, 81 " paper, 5O cents
CHIMES OF FREEDOM AND UNION. Pa
| triotic Poems for the times, by hi tier, Holmes
Bryant, Mrs. Sigourpey, and mauy Others. Col.
lecied by lady, ano printed at the - Rtrer 81
Press" Just the work to interest every aud
man, and to awaken a patriotic spirit Single
copies Il ce ats; 81 u dozen.
4 liberal disc unit, on all the above by tho guam
tity Single copies sent by mail Tree Of postase,
for ,he price. Addrets,
u W LIGRT.
oct ST No. q CUrhhill, Bc.tvn.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

ON HAND-7 3-IO United statos Trsn-
" sury no es, which will be supplied at par 10 our
oustomer tree of charge. Demand Treasury notes,
as heretofore, will be received deposit as specie
BWEENY, RIrrENHUUSE, FAINT Co,
Bankers, 85s Pennsylvania avenue,
ooS l4-lm near Browns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

EFT BY A GENTLEMAN, AT THE
IL Washington Depot, July 2sth, 1861, with me, q
Carpet Bag, marked J. Middlesworth, Bridgeyille
Allegheny county, Penna. Address Mrs, GAGEN
Hyatt,vile Prince Georges county, Md.
oct l4-lt+
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
REPORTS FROM M'CULLoCH.

Jefferson City, October 10, ls6l.--A scout has
just arrived here from Springfield, and reports
at headquarters that there are only 900 reb.
els at that place. He also learned that Ben
McCullOch was at Camp jackson, with only $50
mon, waiting for reinforcements fr, m Arkan.
sas. large party Of McCuoch's force, who
were with him at the battle of Wilson's Creek
we're with General Price, at Lexington, and the
rest are with General Hardee. Ben McCulloch
expects to join General Price at Sac river
about the goth instant, and the combined forces
then expect TO march on Jefferson City. This
information is believed to be entirely reliable.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

The salt manufacturers on the Kanawha Va,
have suffered loss of property, by the recent
food, of 100000. Some of them have been
nearly ruined.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
nAHC CIna AGA M,Es.

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re- "a
speeliully announces that he Will open bi I'm
scadenis struction In Fashionable DaLciDg z
ut ihe following places:
Franklin Hall, Ninth street. corner OF D, Wednes.
day Saturday afternoons nt three O'Clock begin.
ming on tie tn Infant, for isdies. misses and m ist
ers and In the evening at seven O'Clock Tor gentemrn
aud ladies' Assemblies every Wsdnes aay evening Ut
uine o'clock.
Odd FelloSs Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard
Mos day anu fhursday evenings ven o'c ock, for
ladies misses and mas era, and eight o'clock for gen
tlenen. Assemblies every MonCay eveniL at nj
O'Clock, comment. G thursday evening, October Il g.,
1885,
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies,
misses, and masters, Monday and Frday aiiernoons
at three O'Clock, commencing Frday, the 2lth Of
Octube.
Mr. Barnes will teach hi classes all of the dances
usually danced, including h- new Mazurka, Var.
sovianna Waltz with changes, Highland Schottische
new Spanish Dance, Danish Dance Polka, and
Schotische; the lancers Qua rifle N elega style;
nil uet QuadIille, CaledoDian Quadrilie, &c &c
Circulars, terms, and references may be obtained
by calling on Mr. Franklin ai Lis store, under the
Hall
The Franklin Hall will be TO let four evenings each
week 10 speclabe par les only, for dau ciug
bits, which will be kept In the very finest order For
terms inquire Vt MIR Barnes, at the Hall chool days
AID evenings oct 6-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

DOOMS wANTED-i or Rooms, by IA
II single gentleman, with or without board In Il
small family occupying modern house, with bath
room. Reference given and required. Address
UNION at the National Republican Cffce.
ssp l3
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

FOR CLOTHING
II Hats and Caps, No. 40 Seventh street, oppo'
sits Post Ofloe, oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

sB- ISLAND HALL.-The Fair at tho
Island Hall will be continued on Monday and during
(probsbly) the week, according to circumstances
The public are cordially invited to give US call and
see for themselves and aid in eilors estab
lish a good cause heIe-a Church which shall be a
light on the Island. oot1l-2t+
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

kde's ExiTa Bakers do.
few barrels of the came grade Of Southern Flour
will be taken provided that proves equal in grade
to the brands above named The bdders 10 stale the
brand aud the number OF barrels of each kind they
ptopO. TO furnish
The barrels contsining the Flour to be strong, ,
well hooped and head lined
The proposals TO be addressed to Maj. A. BECK.
WITH, c 5, U. S. A, Washington, d. c., and en-.
dorsed q Proposals for Flour" oct ~
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

AT Hospital at Columbian College, Washington,
Oct. 4.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
cICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
= IN HOSPITAL.

Published in conformity with the resolution OF
the Senate of July 16, 1861.
Al General Hospital on E street, bet,oeen Fourth
and Fifth streets, Washington, Oct. 4.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

noN'T FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, NO.
- 400 Seventh street, and buy your Clothing Fur
nj hing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps.
cot 8--im
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

7 OsT.-A email black Valise, contain
l. ing tlothiug NO The finder Will be rev. IGe
oct I2--2,s w IL. COPELAND
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
RY J. @. MCGUIRE q co., Auction GERS

M a IL AIS sALE.-In Virtue OF q
Itl writ Of fieri facias issued from the Clerks
Once Of the Circuit Court Of the District of Colum
bin, and to me directed III expo { pub tale
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of Ovto6.r, CONNER cina ut
10 O'Clock A. ~, for cash, at the store room Of
l6s, ih the City OF Washington the following good.
aud chat tells, to wit lot Of ladies' IN sses aid chill
dren's ehoes Lot OF Drawers 10 of Glass Cases aud
lot Of straw Mattiugs, seiz md evi ulon as the
goods and chaites Of CT trles wtirman rnd will be
sold 10 satisty juscias No g. 10 October term 1881
IN favor of james Riordan also rent due z. U. Rob
bins. WAHD H. LAMON
oct7- U Marshal, d. c.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

TNOUND.-Two Fifes, having the name
Il OF Fife Aajnr Robirson en9r0 I'd IN We" The
owner can oblaia them by calling M"tns bar
Der shop, No 4O2 Seveuth street, nea. - rner OF
Ii street and rowing property and pa! ipg charges
oct ll-9ts
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

DUTA IOhs, STRAW AND OATS.
L 500 bbls. of Buckeye Potatoes.
1900 bushels OF prime New York Oats
For sale by PETER BERRY,
oot 1l-3t So Water street, Georgetown.
nR. j. }. FINDLEY, No. $50 Sixth street
~ between & and II Washington. Office hours
TO Q O'Clock a M, 2 to 3 aud 10 oSP n.
Dyspepsia and all other Chronic Diseases treated
with success, without the use Of harsh medicines
DOT l0-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

TINuE q REAT RUSH TO hh rs" hhs
l. caused SMITH TO rush North ard Iepirh,ha a niS
stock Of Fail and Winter Clothing, when ne oleI7
at remarkable ow prices, at No ~ Se'Shtn st'He' ne
opposite Post Office '''' 81"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
TRururuLAyD PrRTINEST.-Tlo Lou

TRUTuFULAyD PEETINENT.-Tlo Lou
isville Journal says:
"One Seces,iouIs. makes more noise
than a dozen Union men. licls criminal
His powers and energies are perverted to
mischief and wickcdness. lie curses lin
coin. be curses the Stars aud Stripes, he
curses Liucoln's guns, Lincoln army, Lin
coins Government; but if he has lot OF
mules or other army supplies for sale, aud
can sell them to one Of Liuc1ln's coutTlc-
tors, he jumps with ayiiiiy at Lincoln :
money -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

C,uJt, CorEs Ef.nri, '.nrl' N1rs>11s', InH"1.''5 -
Bgstaos.f U,,.f-r, of t1s Epwri- rrIr ~ frf, 'ri
Incpeni C6i'sa p7a 0Iat f'r tar r'if f7a ~ @' "'
,@,sil t.rs oF .tsnl, ~ 1rIn-sd 81 ys' IF The t7ts'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
yLp voice OF the North.

In the hi!l->il-. 4cau the glen,
Rouse the >'CCr r.'lZen;
Summon ont ghe might Of men.
Like lion growing low
Like 4 night storm rising slow-
Like the tread OF unseen Zoe.
II ia comin--ijis nigh.
stand your homes and affairs by,
Oa YOUR own Tree threshholt dlc.
Gang the bells in all Your spires,
On the gray hills Of your slreS
Fling to heaven your signal hreS.
Oh, for Goi and duty stand,
Heart 10 heart aud hand to nanc,
Round the old graves OF the land.
Whose shrinkS or la'terS now,
Whose 10 the yoke would bow,
Brand the craven on his brow.
Freedoms soil has only place
For a free aud fearless race
None for traitors false and base.
Perish par,v-per;sh clani
StrIke together while you can,
Like the strong arm OF one man.
Like the angels voice sublime,
Heard above world Of CRIME,
CRYING !ur The end OF ume.
With one heart ard with one mouth,
Let the North speak 10 the SOUTH
Speak the word bet,ung both.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
DIR. no jFLtND'S
BALSNMiC CORDIAL,


C,u,t, rarFs Ef.pst. ,a-.u Ei.1rs>a1s'. ErH~aH's.
Ba1taos.f D,,.i-,, of To Fonts rrJr ~ frg 'sl,
Jpipienf C5u,saplr7a dIi ior aas retf md ~ oi oH
,a,l) c,.re " ltiHt' az IJrIn,sd s'Js' V The t7ttsr
vpHE Balsami- Cordial IS entirely NSStalle pr0iu'-
ton continuing the h0alinr rr'Tcrt q INC at'n"
with the invgoratin- lu',s "t Corr ia" !rot"cli' %
combination 30 wen S4ai.'t , i.' ''.',', -, =,
that there are but fg & .s't~ which VII not at
mn early period, sueenHh e. is iznf 7Ht i,' GIVING
FIR .,.s has the treatment f pulmonary "hsr' &C.
rupiei the greater Ttou ' 'l lti'uu '. TIE -.+'
M. u the medical world but r.ar a'.E!r more ''-
,cnee In his treatment ~ those dlsrtss. ian u" O. "
trAtod Prussi.u Dr Il"o.ri, the ori,n1- q" the hai.
samic Cordial His m WIS devoted t' T." IT'ilesl u 10!
rcmeiies that would stand uaT.yall How 81 D H. has
succecsd the American I''"ir az "'a ~ 'L
", positively rsscrt that no preparations tA'' have 'N
t.aa before them have conferred the SANE am unt
Of benefits on suffering humanity. ur have elected 50
man, romn.nd,t,ons from a. casss NJ s1ciiy. M tho
remedies Of luoiand, prepared by DE- I. IL 'aeAsoh
Co, of PhilaIclihia.
In. cords. Is designed " class # diseases more gen
,.l and more fatal than rny other to whrh thr pc PIE
of th. country nre suhiect-thos" slriu-inc from a
slight coIdn That eminent authority, Dr h"'i' say
will not say that Colds are 20 our inAahi'abl- ""''
.e and Yellow Fsvcr 90 those q ether ooun-
rri.s hu, can aver hI-nry That they usher in Gis-
greater completely ami mortality than these Latte
Read what the emincn; Glass ManufariuFcr join NJ
wHITALL, says Of the RALSAAlC CORDIAL
Dr C. NJ I,cKsoy-RcsJr-tal Friend: Having Z 4
hong time been acquainted with the virtues - Thy nlr
s,NIC CORDIAL in Coughs, Gods Inflammation ~ tte
Lungs &C. thus freely b'ar testimony u rs eG'7':
Yo- several wears have never been without II IN my
1.miv II 4. al-o gives me pleasure % state that have
us-i IL with entire in IL" 'mnnt - lNr!
Complaints. Thy friend truly. JOIN l. Mili NLI,
Fifih Mo- l., lNaS. Eact ST n'oFe 'tH' fu''',' L.
h.-rhesa nedirines arr for sale lv Nil respectable
r-u--ists and dealers in ui.rinr- in the United >tt
CanaIas British Provinces, and West Indie At 80 .'Lt
p.r bottle. Be.ure and get the genuine WIN IN" '-i
othar. are countrrft Pr nripal Once and ManuiactJ
-. as Arch street. Phjlaielphi', Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

john G. Breckiuriice has made a speech
at Richmond, Ky, in which he drnounccs
the President for the duty he Is performing
under his oath Of Office, and advises rcslS-
tauce to the payment Of the tax. lie pre-
tends to want dRD,icr election although
Kentucky has thrice running declared for
the Union and agains; Secession. ScoUn-
drels like him will obey 10 Election unless
ii Is 10 their favor .
Rebels are found in arms in the South,
who had been once captured by the Union
forces and released on parole Of honor. Il
was this fact that gave point to the Re
mark of Yankee Volunteer, who, when
a Rattlesnake had been caught III their
tent, dri!y remarked, in reply to the query,
What shall we do with him 80, Sgcar
him, and G, him CO."
The Pcaccmakcrs in Kentucky have a
queer way of extending the olive branch.
At the late Frankfort Convention one OF
the speakers hoped that "the angel of peace
would guide bullet to every Yankee
heart"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
L,UNIBERi LUMBER :,

rE7HE subscribers havefar sale rrT-r
On lol' To- suit purchasers Fj.5 -....At
a large slucl, of = 49,
PINE BOIEDS-Panel Slud-assssssSszEs.s
Plank. &c. Also 5.oGO PINE RAILS.
@6 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for buildings:
which are offered low Tor cash. atour Mills
On S3urh Breach of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley 'owrship or delivered On the Brush
Valley NarryUs road al the end OF our Eoad.
- 4 Diploma for Sureri"r sample Of
plank., aud a Premium for Rails and Shing-
le~.,Fere awa.leJ o.. n the last Union Co.Ag
iFar JOHN HCAlL ! >OES,
ga. Isle.. H.. z ., ll..yL c. "a