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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
STATEMENT OF AN EYEWITNESS OF THE
BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER.

We saw Yesterday gentleman who was on bis re-
turn TO Maine from Georgia where he had been resd
ing for some time lie had left the latter State avoid
being forced to perform military duty, and reached
Charleston the day before the bombardment COM
mtnced. All the trains going out Of Charleston had
been stepped, and he wac obliged TO lie over An
acquaintance OF his who was with Beauregard prom
ised to call him up when the firing should commence.
lie therefore the first shot on Friday morning.
lie says that in second after the rs gun fired at
Sumter she replied. Gen. Beauregard before the firing
began said il would take four hours TO reduce Fort
Sumter and added that it could be done in two hours
but he would give them four to do it.
On Friday afternoon the fleet came in, some Of the
vessels firing at the batteries Morris Island at least
that was the geuers impression in Charleston After
Fort Sumter had got fairly at work firing, forytwo
guns were fred per hour according 10 careful count.
The gentleman who gives this statement, himself
heard Gen. Beauregard say, some hours after the bonn
bardment had commenced, that Sumter must have been
secretly reinforced; that Major Anderson must have
two hundred men 10 the fort be could not keep up
such firing After Beauregards men had been at
work four or five hours he extended the time for taking
the fort TO eight hours. On Saturday morning, they
began to talk of the preparations necessary for the
ducton Of the fort by siege. The morning smoke
WAS observed coming out of the fort and all through
the forenoon kept pouring out in derse masses. But
after tue fort was iie the guns still kept busy.
After the surrender three steamers LETT with fire.
engines and men TO put out the fire. Our informant
went down to tho fort in Of hese steamers, and
reached Fort Sumteron Saturday abou5 p. m. Hesays
that the officers quarters, and the barracks Inside the
fort were burning when he got there. The fort was
90 hot that they could not 20 into il at all. After the
fire had got well under Roadway the men were obliged
TO lie down fiat their faces the embers in the
enbmsures, a thin layer Of dame going outward few
feet above their backs. When they came out of tie
fort as prisoners they had become nearly stiaed, and
dropped down Hat from sheer exhaustion. Some
brandy was offered Major Anderson lie thankfully
accepted it, saying that his men were very much in
need of something of the sort, and gave it all TO them
The people Of Charleston are boastny extnvagantly
Of the taking of Sumter speaking Of as one Of the
greatest military fea,s record end their impression
seems to be that the news Of hostiltiss will bave the
effect at the North OF bringing out large numbers at
N.w-York, Philadelphia and other places, who will
pronounce their sde take possession Of the Govern
lueut property, and ret up the flag of Secession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE FEELING IN PHILADELPHIA.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.


PHrLADELPHIA April 15-P. ".
The excitement here to-day, regarding national af-
fairs in extent and intensity far exceeds any demon
straon of public feeling that have ever witnessed.
do not except the period of the Native American
muts in "A, much less any fevers of electioneerng
campaigns. Nothing, apparently could have been
more fortunate for the consolidation of sentiment and
purpose in support of the Government, than just what
has occurred at Chareston-the waDton and successful
attack on Fort Sumter. 1t has go demonstrated the
ultimate aims of the Southern Confederaey, tina, old
party lines are melting away among us, and already
the Union force is powerful that Secession sympa-
thzers dare not utter their treason in the streets.
few who ventured to do co. unaware Of the storm Of
indignation il would create, were glad 70 seek pro-
lection from The police, to themselves from yio
lepce.
The newspapor Offices whose Breeknidgc antece-
dents created doubts Of their loyalty to the Govern
meut at this moment, literally compelled by the
crowd 10 run out the National flag.
Tie venerable Horace Bnney the Nestor OF our
bar drew up this morning an address to President
Lincoln for the signatures of Phadelplians, pledg-
ing themselves in Response his proclamation, 70
sustain the Government in its effort to maintain the
honor the integrity, and tie existence OF our National
Union, and the pepetuity OF the Popular Government
and 10 redress tie irongs asady long enough eadUr-
3D." This paper is receiving the signatures of thou
sands of men OF all paitics.
learn that one Of our leading manufacturers has TO-
dry offered to the President Fifty thousand Dollars Of
his private means for the Of the Government.
There will be plenty 10 pour out money or blood
Of this nobody feels any doubt, although some OF
haye till this day felt concerned for TIE general 10y
y. Bot the spirit Of rebellion is slue!dAed now most
,lectually.
We are forming 30 soid, a regiment or two Of men
yer as years of age, Chiefly of those already familiar
With military duty, but who have been off the active
Oh OF volunteers Alarge number of such don telose,
crisis like this TO be numbelsd among the exempt'.
there must be war; they determined to be counted
q.
Enronments are going on rapidly in the various in,
aptry companies. The old First City Troop, also,
Revolutionary fame received more offers Of recruits
s am told, in three hours todsy than in the past
we yswa yg9p sY these tsOs, b assured tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
FROM MARYLAND.
THE PROCLAMATION.

iHALTY OF MARYLAND--A FOOLISH RUMoR--DE.
FENsE OF THE CAPETAL-THE CITY POST
MASTER.
Press Our Own Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1861.
The smoke OF the battle in Charleston Harbor
begins to clear away, and our bu.tins this
<znornng correct much Of the Bobadilsm that
dis6gured them for the last three days, though
There IL as yet no account at all of the effects OF
Major Anderson's guns. We shall get that by
and by, with some other things Of equal interest
Then look out for long faces.
But the grand feature of the mornings news
- the Presidents proclamation. 1t has fallen
upon the community Like q clap of thunder from
clear sky, and has reused the public mind of
osihmore to pitch Of healthy excitement in
oonah OF the Federal Power that ia truly refresh
ans, the Concentrations seen and felt to-day
ars to be relied on. Tho praise of this soul.
xzsiaS ietsgnspt ]. in evsybody'g mouth.
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

OF thesc about 200 would be marines, all of them
are available. The sailos of the United States navy
very good arerss. Some OF the best ganners in
the United States are able seamcn, WHO have been
drilled III chips Of war. In Mexico, the nautical
battalion wasque serviceabe, and the Yankee tar is
much mo efficient now than be was then. The Cum
berahd Macedonian, and Pocahoutas are not included
in the above list although they really belong to the
htet, aud would repair 10 Pensacola when hostlllties
begun. At present the lstnamed corvette with the
present ComnandcIinCnicf Of The squadron, who has
not been regularly relieved, is at Norfolk the Poca.
honta1 is there also and tue Macedonian is at Vera
Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
LANDING MATERIAL OF THE WAR FLEET

Now that Fort PieIens is kelly to DO the scene of
come military and naval strategy il may not be out
of place TO give u statement Of the available force IN
Florida a, the command Of tho Federal Government,
both for land and sea service. In naval vessel in
war time, certain portion Of the told Oft for
d,eubarking should circumstances render that course
neeesrary. One OF correspondents lately stated
that 800 men, from the st. Louis Sabine and Brooklyn,
had been PIT down for going over to Pickens, al
signal from Lieut.. Slemmer. Annexed is lst OF tue
ships that might be drafted from, together with the
number Of men they could tpare should their services
lac needed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE CvssTITUrlONAL LEAGUE.

Within few months past there has been organized
in this city az association or body under the name Of
the constitutional League Of the City Of New-York,"
the imembers thereof styling tbemselyes "Consti.
tnr;opastg." The meetings are held semi-weekly at
the Irwin bnildinp, No. :96 Broadway, very much
Alter the fashion 81 the darkantern party OF days
gone by and lbe members who have taken the cbhga-
their mower. look very much "a ,f "a little "aid and
,omiort in their individual aoud be desirable
BON. .
Ne,r the door is stationed table AMI book, with
card reqnesting al yistoD TO registef their names,
while conspicuous to view is sign which Is painted
In piIt letters, 81. w. Bryce Southern Law agent.
The. Assosiatiap holds BWft l9gclayS lQsdeJs aRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
NORFOLK MAYNARD.

Under exiting circumstances, the Norfolk Navy
Yard is now place to which considerable interest A.
taches. There 10 an impression abroad that the naval
vessels and Government property there utterly at
the mercy of any body OF men that may choOse to
seize them. This impression is erroneous. The Fed
eral Government has the following force now within
hailIg distance of the Gosport Nayy-Yard, without
calling upon Fon Monroe at all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Total........................ ........... .,I

These men, with the ordnance AMI small arBs in the
Yard and at the Armory, could successfully project It
from the assault Of ten times their number OF course
if any serious attempt made to capture it, the
army troops in the vicinity would be- called on. An
ncxed j. list of the vesses at Norfolk:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
distributed ,hrouchou. the world n. follows:

The table il as nearly correct as 1t can he made IN
the absence of the guard-ros of the different ships
A. the Home Squadron is likely TO be the fret to need
it's marines We give detailed statement Of their oca'
ton in the feet:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

necessarily on n scale as vast as the CONT
nen'--arc at last nearly completed; the
complex and new machinery of our great
armies works smoothly; We have achieved
in few months what England did not
manage in double the time We have the
right men in the right place and the ma
ton feels confident that those to whom its
most important interests and the lives Of
is soldiers are entrusted, are capable,
f4ithful and energetic.
To the events Of the next six months,
we may therefore look forward with daily
frightening hopes; and ere the anniversary
Of the fall Of Sumter, VIC have right to
expect to see tha, flag again waving over
the fortress and the bay Of Charleston,
which there suffered It's first humiliation.
". J. EreaiHg Post
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

= o'clock.-A Telegram jas; received
from Point-of-Rocks gives the following
details of the battle:
PoIYT-oT-RoCKs, Oct. l6, 1861.
Coz KuGrE-Wc bad a hard skirmish
to- day at the Ferry; our force, being about
zoe, defeated 1000 Rebels, captured one
32-pounder, and several prisoners. The
Wisconsin boys fought with urnInchiug
Valor, butf am sorry to say that four Of
them were killed.
(sigurd) JOHN W. GEARY,
Colonel commanding.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Auditors Notice.

7 y the Orphans Court of Union Couns-
Estate Of IS..c EANcE, llie Of White
Deer township, decd.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 20 make
distribution Of the balance IN the hands OF
Isaac Hauck j.. and Samuel Z. Ranck. Exec
uiorS Of >aii tcceient, wall meet the parties
interested at his Olice IN LewiSburg on SAT-
rnn,r the oh day OF November, A.D. lsGI, at
10 o'clock. \ NJ. JOHN B. LINN.
Oct. IS. 1851 Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Latest News. BY Telegraph.

PnILA.. Oct. 2I.-Thc Potomac is most
ciIcctuaiiy closed against Us. The /. :.
guubult Stone, which went down the river
from Washington on Friday night, with a
ravmaStcr on board, destined for Fortress
Monroe, was obliged to return, rcportin-
it impossible to Get past the batteries which
the rebels had opened. Her commander
reported that several new batteries have
been erected on the Virginia banks OF the
river. On Saturday, while the stcam-tug
Rcsolutc was towing the schooner Fairfax
past rebel batteries at Occoquan creek the
cable broke, the schooner driited ashore,
and the rebels went out in boats and cap
tured her. She was heavily loaded with
hay for the Government. 1t was reported
that the rebels had a chain across the river
Ia prevent the passage of vessels, but the
RcSouto being Of light drauSht, rot over,
while the Fairfax WAS stopped and the Ca
bic broke
N'Culloch has formed a Junction with
Price, in Missouri, and the armies are for
tifyin" oSccola, To give Fremont battle
25oo 1. :. troops under Gen. Wyman,
hal dispersed body Of rebels at Linn
Creek. capturing -, killin.a considerable
number, aud taking - WAGON loads of
.orlS.
John Ross, chief Of the Chcrokccs, has
written letter officially anuouncin" his
intention and that of his people to join
the rebels
Lexington. re-taken "A despatch
from Jefferson City states that on the 10th
inst. 100 Of lst Missouri Reg under Maj
White surprised 500 Rebels at Lexington,
Mo, and rc-capturcd the place, the Rebels
leaving behind the sick and wounded and
some munitions OF war.-Thc tnion vic
tory.at Linn Creek is confirmed.
Col r. T. Worth, of the Lebanon CoW-
rii,r, who was rendered the appointment of
Paymaster in the U. s. Army, by the
Secretary of War, has declined the position
by private reasons and business engage
ments.
The People and the Soldiers of Perry
county both give majority for Treasurer
to j. II. Shieblcy, of the Peoples Advo-
cate. The Republicans carry all the
County Ticket except Associate Judge.
The Treasury is paying to the different
States 40 per cent of the money paid for
enrolling troops, &c. Fcnnsylvauia draws
100000.
Seventy cclored persous last week em-
] rated irnm lewistown to Hayti
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD /!

4 = there ar, wicked boys or men who are
y iuluring the property. and especially
brcdkin. the windows and shutters belonging
rr the Public School Building ~ the North
Ward, LcwIshur-, Five Dollars reward Will
be gwen to any person furnishing Sntlcisnt
evidence 20 convict for sand ciisnce as We are
deierm ned tr prosecute. 10 the iur'h"St extent
Q: iae .aw. any and all p'r-oH7 gully Of seen
ooGducl. B. oIGec OF th- hcaf1
NN. JONES. Ser
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Thrcc-Tcnths Per Cent
Treasury Notes

atSdSuhy y sVtsS
Now ready for delivery at the Office Of
JAY COOKIE & co. Bankers,
No. ia. South Third ST., rhiadephie.
PURSUANT To- instructions from the Sec
TeIarv oG the Treasury. the Subscription
Book to ihe NEW NATIONAL LOAN of
Treasury Notes, bearing interest a, he rate
ot seven and rhTee-,enrhS rcr Get per annnm.
will remain open al NV oiice. No. Ia. 81
81, until further notice, from :. A VI, until D,
VI. aud cn Mondays uIl ,, J
These Notes will be Of INSTRUMENTATION Of
$50. 'S;ur $500. : .oCu and - GOO, and are
az dated Igih August. 1851. payable IN cold.
IN thrc, wears. or convertible into a twenty
vcars' 81, per cent loan al the opiIcn "f the
holder. Each Treasury Note has interest
coupons attached. which can be cut OF and
collected IN gold at the Mint every q mouths
Al the rate ot I cent per idy On each 500.
Payments ct subscriptions may be made m
Gold or Checks or Notes Of any oi the PhIla-
de- rhiS Banks. Parr,s Al distance can
remit hy their friends, through the mail, hv
exprc.,. or through Banks. ard the Treasury
Notes viii bs immediaJrly delivered, OF seur
TO snb,cribers a. they MAY direct.
Parties rem,ups mu,t add the interest from
the r9rh August The date OF all the notes. 10
the iav the remittance reaches Philadelphia.
dt the rate of per cent rer dag on each $40.
Apply to or a3drsSS
Jaw S0oAe. SrascsrFrros A"sSr.
Ca-- o( Jay c0o-. q Co. haat
3.Sn57 No. Ia :. 30 H.. Pa.iaiei Phia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. letters Of administration on
w the Estate of CATHiRlNE ~rAHL.
Widow. late oi Kelly Twp ,bn'on county, decd.
have been Granted to the subscriber IN due
form OF law, notice is hereby given 10 iper-
sons knowing themselves to he indebted +"
said estate, to make immediate payment;
AMI those n-.claims against. the same
will present them duly authenticated fer set
mcni. DANIEL SrAHL,
kcllv. Scni IS. 1901. AdmInI.trator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
UNION FOR EVER (.

WE arc all checreG to sec our Union boys
w with such good courage take hold ut
the rope 10 draw II tight around the neckS oi
Jcir Davis and other po,atoe rooIcrs. We
also expect the large Baulc at Washington to
talk soon. There Is quite an excitement IN
LcwiSburg. Soldiers arc going away, nni
merchants are getting New Goods. Latest,
y. L. zimmerman has returned from New
York and Philadelphia, aai has carefully Sc
lcctcd the latest and best styles Over Goats
and best Pants, Hats, Shirts, Handkerchlcls,
Stockings, CasInctiS. Cassimcrcs. Cloths OF
all descriptions. Mcclellan styles Cashmere
and Hats, and five and SIX hands making
Clothing to order. Cloth and sold at Philai.
wholesale prices. Call before you buy-yuu
will not lose anything, but save fifty per cent.
Thanks for all favorS.
Sept. IL, 1861. ~ X. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

The manner in which the leaves Of many
trees and some other vegetation has been
coloring and dying this season, proves that
frost is no, the only artist Of those beau,i-
ful things The course Of nature makes
that change, with some, which in others is
the worse and less beautiful work of frost
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter Of the Accoun; Of r V.B. Lin
coin, Esq. Administrator or WILLI,~ M
VIZ, late Cf Harley TP, decd. The Auditor
appointed by the Court 10 apiit and make
distribution of the balance in the hands Of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested
for the purpose Of his appointment, on Fnrn,r.
the 18th ui November, \ d 1861. at o'clock.
i, ", at his office IN Lewl>hury.
WILLIAM JONES. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Estate of Peter Klapp.

4 DNINISTRATOR'S Where
n aS, Letters of Administration on the
estate OF Peter klaPp, late of White Deer Tp,
III Union county, deceased. have been gran
ted To the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate are reque>-
ted to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against ii will present them
properly authenticated for settlement 10
JARED kLAPP, Admins
L. II, KLAPP, traitors.
Lock Haven Oct. Is lsGi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Administrators NGtiCc.
lIOTICE is hCrrhy given. thai letters

lN of Administration upon The Estate of
SAMUEL HUMMEL. late Of Union town
shiP.Uui0n county dec j. have been rtant.d to
theunderslsncd by the Register Of mon coun-
lyIu due icrmut isw; therefore al persons m
dsbted to SAID estate are requested 90 make
immediate rsymeur,snd those havI7- any Just
claims are also requested ~ present them le-
.aliy authenticated Tor settlement. -
FEANKIIN HUNMEL- Adm'"
Union, Oct. .. iSSi ISAAC HJNHtI. imh'tf-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

If the tomato plants arc pulled up be-
fore the frost comes, aud hung in well
ventilated cellar, with the tomatoes on
them, the fruit will continue ripeninc until
Christmas. The cellar should not be too
dry, nor too warm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administrator on the Estate OF
WILLIAM WHITING, late OF LewiSburg bo-
cugh. Union Go. decd, have been granted to
the undersigned. by the Register Of Union
county. in due form of law; therefore all per.
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
HUGH 7. SHELLER, Admir-
LewiSburg, Oct. Is, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Auditors Notice,

7 y the matter o.: the Accnun, OF Tho HAYES,
Esq, Executor Of M,RG,Rsr You>G. late
of Lcwlsburg, deed. The Auditor appointed
BY the Conri Of Common Pleas of Union coun-
- 10 repor; distribution Of the balance IN the
hands OF the accountant. viii meet the par
ties interested for the purpose Of his appoint
ment on Saturday the 10th day Of November,
A.D. 1861, al 10 O'Clock. 4 NJ, at his Office IN
the borough Of LewiSburg.
WILLIAM JONES. Au1iior
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

rz~Col. Geary modestly concealed the
fact of his being wounded in the action
above narrated. in which our forces have
won much praise for their spirit and over
powcring energy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

Sec. Seward has advised the Gov
crnors of the loyal Statcs-simply as
a precautionary mcasurc-to see 10
their home dcfcnccs, against possible
privatccr or other assaults. Forcar-
med, all the North may be safe.
1t is boastcd in the South that Ex-
Senators Mason and Slidcll have bro
ken the blockade. and sailed III the
steamer Nashville from Charlcston,to 10
England and France, as Ambassadors
with power to offer to one or both of
those nations THE PEOTECTOGATE OF
their Sambonia. If true, this is a
precious confession Of weakness.
Capt. Murray, Of the L. S. steamer
Louisiana, captured dozen schooncrs
the first Of this month.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
Real Estate.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of the Orphans tour'
ID of Union county. Will Re sold At Pubic
sale or Ou'rry on MONDAY tine 18Th dlv "t
Drccmber, ISGl. Al o'clock IN the afternoon
Of >aIl day, a, the BuGdlue House IN the Bo-
rough Of Lrwishnrr. Union Co., Pa, the fol-
loving described Real Estate. VIZ:
! iccrtain Lotor piece Of Ground containing
One Fourth of an Acre more or less, uhereon
i, erected a Two Storey Frame DwelE -
Ing Hou>e. with the appurienances-EaE2
adjoining lands OF Dr. ; |. Beck and others.
Also ono other Lot or piece Of Ground con-
tanning One-F"urth of an Acre more or less.
adjoining lands OF Saml Stannert and others.
All of which land is situated in the said
borough OF LewiSburg. Conditions 10 be made
known on dav Of sale.
II. p. .SHELLER, Administrator
Oct. Is. 1851. Of WV. WHIrISo, decd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
TO ircspasscrs.

NOTICE IS hereby given by the under>ian-
y Ci citizens of Eufialoe and EaS, Bplaluc
I"wa>hlpS, that all persons ireSpaSSinE upon
their lands, hunting lor game. or in search ot
berries and other fruits, Will be treated with
The full extent of the law. Hunters arc parri-
curly requested TO take warning by this notice
aud all others who may be disposed To ireSpass
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
FOR SAIE-GR RENT,

THAT valuable Brick Ward property
Srtnaie IN Buiialue township. adjoining
lands OF Jacob Derr and William Cameron.
with everything complete for the manufacture
of Iirick.N fi,0 BUILDING LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
JOHN n. NUSSER. Pi.tshurx.
or hiS ATTY. WI CAllEI.,,S ia. LcwsbuFx
l. lNf0