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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-08
AGRICULTURAL Column,
TIMBER FOR THE PRAIRIEs.
THE WHITE WILLOW.


The readers Of the report Of the Hi
nois Horticultural Society for 1860 and
1861, may. remember seeing commenda-
tory notices Of what was called the Gray
Or Powder Willow. Mr.. Overman, in
1860, said he had " the Pennsylvania
Gray Willow-the most rapid growing
variety he had ever known. Its habit is
regular and tree-form, like the Larch;
has but few branches, and makes wood
equal to the Cottonwood"
K. II. Fell, in the meeting Of 1861,
stated that I" in seven years from the
slip, the tree would make seven rails;
a butt cut of four rails, second Of two,
and third Of one. These rails had
been known to last thrifty years off the
ground. 1t was a better wood to burn
than the cottonwood"
Edwards had tree set out in 1915
in the side Of turf fence, which was
now nearly three feet in diameter.
These statements, coming as they did
from reliable men, have naturally excit-
ed good deal Of inquiry as to what the
botanical name Of this extraordinary
willow might be. Ilearn from MIR. Fell
that it has at last been identified by
Prof. Hoops, Of West Chester, Pa, as
the alba Salir or White Willow. Its
botanical description, as given by Gray
in his Manual Of Botany, is as follows
IS. Alba, L White Willow }; Leaves,
lanceolate or elliptic-lanceolate, pointed.
toothed, clothed more or less with white
and silky hairs, especially beneath
Stipules, lanceolate; Stigmas, nearly
sessile, thick and e-curved-yar. ".
tellina, has yellow or light red branch.
es; leaves shorter and broader Is. vi.
tellina, Smith & Borrer, S. Pameach.
lana, Barratt) var. Cerulea has the
leaves nearly smooth at maturity, and
greatly resembles the next species rs
Fragillia] Is. Carulea, Smith "a IA
miliar tree OF rapid growth, attaining q
hight Of SO deg.-SO deg. (Adv. from
En-. J"
In Darlington's American Weeds and
Useful Plants, revised by Thurber, there
is another description which agrees witt
the one above given, in the main, with
the following facts in addition:
Much branehed; branches rather
erect, with pale, grecnish- yellow bark. D
"Thc White Willow, il l mistake not
is the one which is preferred and cult
waited by the manufacturers of gunpow-
der for the purpose Of making charcoal.
It was introduced as a shade tree about
our old settlements, but is now general
ly superseded by the Weeping Willow
From the testimony above given, this
would seem to be vegetable in close
competition with Jonah's gourd, and the
eminent "bean- stalk - Of nursery Jack
In our fertile valley it seems to grow
with a vigor unsurpassed by any Of oul
native woods, and bids fair to supply tho
pressing wants of our neighbors Of thu
great prairics.
Cuttings are advertised, l see, by F
K. Phoenix, Bloomington, and probabl,
by others. I would advise our dweller
on the river banks and elsewhere to grow
it instead Of cottonwood. AS a rapi,
growing screen for orchards on the prai
rics, it promises well, and for rails AM
firewood can hardly be surpassed
Correspondence Valley Farmer.
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breadth is to be planted, it will be well
to make difference Of say ten days to
enable better care to be taken Of it, and
give better opportunity to gather when
opening.
We shall now follow up this crop
from week as occasion requires during
the season.
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Our aim will be to make
THE UNION %
A FIRST GLASS FAMILY JOURNAL
IN FIERY SENSE OF TIE WORD.

IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD.
In order that it may the more generally rep
resent the interests of the west. and reflect the
opinions of ovr people, we are soliciting COM
munic atoms from the various localities in this
section, on all matters of o local aud general
nature.
Our terms Of subscription are as low as We
can possibly make them and live by it. In
payment for the paper we are willing to receive
nearly all kinds of farm produce, though lit
tie cash is indispensable for printing paper,
ink, and paying printers.
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LAND WARRANTS.

m 80, and 1G0 acre LAND WARRANTS
~. on hand, and for sale at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES Those buying Warrants at
this Office may rely upon beng furnished with
WARRANST FULLY GUARANTEED.
nEl- Information given to those Who are
desirous Of purchasing or pre-empting land in
this District. All correspondence promptly
attended to. Apply to
nltf WOODBRIDGE CDLIN.
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WANTED

"ANTED, 1000 POUNDS OF BUTTER
w and 500 Dozen Eggs, if delivered soon
The Butter must be put up in nice style, and
ALL the milk worked out.
STREETER l. STRlCKLER..
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HARPER, Cooley, PETERSON, AND
Ii all the popular monthly Magazines, for
sale at the CITY DRUG STORE.
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SELL DAVIS, DICKINSON
w Riley and Pottawattomie County Scrip.
STREETER & STRICKLER.
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THE SMOKY HILL AND REPUBLICAN
u N ! O N
A Weekly Family Newspaper, devoted to the
BEST INTERESTS OF
WESTERN KANSAS.
The Publishers of the UNION, being DESTROYS
of extending its circulation throughout the
western portion of the State. calls upon all
friends Of
GOOD SOUND UNION PAPER
In Davis, Dickinson, Salina, Ottumwa, Morris,
CLAW. Riley, Pottawattomie and Wabaunsee to
assist them in so doing.
The establishment of newspaper, times
like these, IN new country, Is, of course, ~
tended with many embarrassments, and were
We not assured that the wants Of the people
end the material interests Of this fair portion
of our State actually required medium through
which to make known the many advantages we
possess over ether sections, and to attract hith-
er the many thousand people who are CONSTANT
ly seeking homes in the great west, We should
have relinquished the enterprise long since.
Our aim will be to make
"THE UNION
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A HON b !!
THE PROPRIETOR OF
Abilene,

.nticipating a large emigration to Western
Kansas during the present year, and me
ocation of the
COUNTY SEAT
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-15

'0' lmmerlcrt ems @clhtUte triGUite, cine Is
lfitte ole 10 irnnr,N uur 40 trcltpz touQ
Stc er,ablte ibr Won ibrcr Suurup pom ilr
Elnrbett, "a mob EN- Ii trnccr Slater. { me- "a,
Tide shutter fur lie po6ten unp lrra!en. I'm
leIbf ibre t~Ieinlen ttuoli6Reu Suroeu pup ID.
abiumencen bcmubt p0ren. Sic er,Gblte n
Won Zen SIldl,btn 6ogcu. "a re an pcr 6on
lerer Nutter Ir0bltd uup better i%pn,iereu ain
unp Slumrn tauite unp &rdn,hsn ma6tc. ,,
Ne tbrem Batter an r,Ieu 0cbmt etaqe rar,ur,,
1en uno pafltr 10 beriltbe &iile III empfanorn
le ja!thb um0rmt iu Werpcn. So plcl, 10 mrs
crSGblte TOR pielc gcihm1eiae tnp u,IbuSrf,I,
S@mdrSm1Ieertn BON picier acIenen Belt ibre,
Stnpbett, - pe ME elm Graum butter itr To-,
uno uni09Iih 0cbe i6niirte tbr perctnlom %
""lHh'nee, umlCuit no6 8rut unp Stus #
lebnenpee 6eri lul0nrmen. =.
90 Oer9t'9 Stnnps 0uf Stuups, bis b.
Vtorgen t0iI uup neylth ii6 erbpb uno 1d
trubarelee 6oupt lhiitttIie, pas Die peiGt,
Epd'n %abftlen unp pa ioben ulp wadten D..
oeipen ~ clen nod uno piauoettcn mt e,nonp,.
= Die S6woripGlrertn unp Sea-. ~
I"e Wt"oWeh MARI elncn Sltd auf ibr
0rsunotn, meIhe nit orm 1in9cr crnlt III,
ME IS hieu, ian untepcgliA oui icbs rcupet
Ole erbOt iib, liz mari TOR Guh utsr ~,
i'stc pen put aut 0fuete ole Stur, pcrlApary
letle "nO 9erau dIps aus pem 3lmmsr IN,
Itu ste lb III Die Start. IN ZEN Naher p;cl ,
9rcBrn un9etbims, um gu Usrgcben Oper e..
ptrj SUI %tGoen, rd5 mtbr DntIeiO FIR lie ba6,.
nurCe, ais ibr iteturrner, ielbftubttocr m,
crbarmuu9e!uNr Nruocr.
C6rrticsan fcl9t)
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Duntes,

Gin Yfdrramts @nubtpat. Der in ciuro.
Staothen letre 9rotcprcrtat btrlt, ltcR }
9anie @enctnoc tdtt, init AuenoGne rincy MN
clA huslrbcnptu Or&u, wcIhc btiterlih metut
rantte oerlsibtn betm 2GeAlebeu SON DER R,rf,
tlr tbrc Jfubruna. Is Ut Iar nttt nGtbio. me,
ocrr, dnlnrrtctc ole 6rou, Ih me,ute nnr mri.
mein etni,ger Sutu arct ala pflrrer lfar,cr,
uno Id oarnn onbsc, o 3 ptnu CIR aub 10 q
Sb0Isfopf rtrNcn loutc rplc 5t,, all mcln Gjrj,
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lRprtiebuna Der 1Rcn @eise.l

(DpftlcBung Der Ilcn Srise.)
obrr tirirr @,route moGtr i'm 70 eIidli6. oos
or baitlaut ouFa6tr unp f6 pann pCranhst
ni'ecrlsstc.
@inise Ninutcn frazier bate ou6 i'm elm
mttIeiciger S6Iummer umfan9en.
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gu maiden.
NarquurN i6GCS i,st ben sscretar su. ump
bolte aus rem S6rante, Der l6 auf remIcIten
%tsfoup, Gin 9ror bsrppr.
Gr o6 cine 3iemIi6e portion, obsr er os 90
ubnc Butter, uur NIT Sal3 ~tsfrent.
Damn Iiee rr ith auf cinen Stubl nteper unb
lh0ufelte tb auf bemlelbcn.
Oummbeit, ia9te er, wenn bic 2eute l6rsieu:
Ter @ciit bsberri6t RE @elt.
SD Mil mir ben st6Bten @eiR gum @clapen
MAIDEN = rae @elp.
@elp 1T 9ef. @elp lit Suaeuc. @slc ii
SdGnbeit. @ctp III Naht.
sd Mil p%rpbiren, was iih eomit ousribtcn
IGbt.
Sn pieIrm guscntlid lte6 f6 Gin pfeifen
oernebmen uuO 0iorquarp Tfnetc soe 5enfer.
els! rtsf or re Stro6c t%tnuntsr.
Sis! Nflang ee Surit.
Wprig nabm Den 6%nuefhluIeI, trerif bos
Stat uno gin3 Die &rcppe 9lnnt.
&aum nber bate or p0e 3tm mcr Y~erlaIIen.
Ia buihte cine @cifaIt biHciu uup trudb pic cine
&aBe ,miihrn Srpta unp Secretar.
Ter Nana, peldcr Jest nit Maauolp in
cae Simmer trdt bate Gin frCunbtjtbce Q6eli6t
unp CO i6ien. aIs tonne er gar nidt oucers ala
rmmer Ilhcln. 6r loh un,su
aus, mic Elm Mtenib, Der aus ioslcr 03eieuihof,
fcmmt, uno bate eincn bifen Mc,,raos s
Sspeutuna nur linn nsra5nnria :, t ~
uuter nsm ST,m -" I"""'
SSo marsn Stc Sic jest? iraqtc 9Iorouorr.
Gle tnadbte Elm Iebr gcbejmRiGpuQcs G,eid,t.
9b in msrF, ,hcn o,h,, w.
nobme oefunnsn ? - ""'
Sui rief @Ie. iunsm or ,f,if,,, ,, .
8eioeHuoer in bic sEbe bct 0h, ia tremA,
MIR "a ~ ro,er n,n. .cs-.
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sic bdt Yiel SermBo,n2
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9cbutou(rnp2
Mebrl
Nuuf,ebu 5,uirpn;
WcbrI
3wan,io Sou1enp 2.
Simmer mebrI
sic finp tpu Grs
Mcbr i'm, ih
Oreisia
Gfs ltItteItr nit rem e,nf,
9Sier,io fiuf,i, ,.A,,i,
Sui!
Sor @u6 ter SeufeI ola nos NV. -.
msnl6lia vtl. unp Damn tSnntc Ie mshrhof.
zig nod riueu aucereu ais cinen Grseutcr f..
tommen.
S6o! Sbc! 1aote G(s. nm r5herts ,,so; E,
ernfbaft, pa6 es ausiob, ais rStle sr fof oar
nt6t mebr = fpr,dben cir NIT wstr m,1n.r,
pom ejncm 8camtcu.
SD mieperbOIe es. pruu pos 1roueu, mm.r-
8rduIstn /! 6rGlIein /! Iaatc Sis.
$40 wteDrrbole es, ,pcnn pas 6roueu,immsr
ie&sitg lauienp =
gage brnbert 9auisnr, fel els Gin.
Nuh be(Ier, nod uerriitter. ri,f mrrib Gin
5rauen3immm mt Guuputtauj,np 4baltr Bel.
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Sole9rono pfl'9te 'u l~osou: ,RaHc MAJ
lhwar' lelu 'rtc Ger Grufei, betB ne pte bba
u1o l'tp mtc ole Yietr. &r bci>bDtc ic,o.n anu
nttt $500 fir cin 9iuno Sofe uuo So Sent
fir Gin pfuuo 3udrr.
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SIN S&Uft 1T um . ihuftiaer,
Sc Observation-Disclosures. &

Der g~iyerpOpI Counter 6rldte fir,rtHf
%iOiacnrc @cburlS Nnlgt9e ,.9lfcly, @btTraI H.,
3orY'f 9H% ,ttrnicn, N%rtriter, gemas beutc ypn
jbrcm iI~nionpjp1n5laier &tno,." Das oI1fl
iihe GNepaor rari lido uber mau9lnpen Seoe.
ltner nidt b~rTla9en.
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Vs. 9' f%eraenocn ssoren Il noafolscu

w. &l f%OI9enocn SGOIen T0 uoafolsen.e
r'unOIi@lt ula4t ais @a MIN fr rrcies &latt gu rat.
&tlanta, GA, Or. &. @rote6rrOf.
&ugUtta, Ga, Or. G.. y. "a tau. F.,
Gtdrlctn, 2. e, @r SacD5 &rua. !
GbNrIOttt, q. g., or. Sobn &ood.
G~bsttanOo9c, 6enn.. ar. IS. @yas.
@U:umbiI, 2. 6, @r. Scbn Stprf.
G~GlumtuS, @a., 81. Is. 8t6.
6reberifaturg, Sn, Or. 6rnrs MljQtr.
@plt ebprou9b, y. 6. Or. gcula 6unmd.
SadiOn, MiN.. Or. $. Spenalr.
Maton, Ga 6r. Gbr Sau&it6ocr.
@0HtA mere @IS., 5r. y. 3uppertSll.
&Iltt9 y. g., Or. 9b. Gbicm.
S~&e9nn0b, Ga, 6r. G65. Sdpari.
&,id5bu d, NinI, or. g.. 9rduuina.
@olbIlia, 2. Is, &tp. ". 9Iraertr.
~IMtH0irn, y G, er. 2.Ign.
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u " t.
yin alter finger Nicpifue

yin alter finger Mcoifue
Serlhrteb ocm 6reuno NDiluipphus:
3uerit oleI Gen ncr 6citerFcit,
SpodnE nun etuen @rdu vun 2eip:
1de ooh 6cI6t nur in Niunpen. -,
AN 3tlt p'nnBc n0h Sccuupen. .
Edh' tiihha. trintc emteu g8,iu
un0 Io6 NE @rlltu @rtQrn ieiu.
or punler ist Cejn better kudl, ;
@tnicEc friiGe Guft nun upb
un0 rnptth n'mm gum ,3ctvsrtrcib ,
Or ouh EN- junaee bubiAts gDrit.
Dies aucs tbm', nieo Nlcs totr.
uUp Iangc tlcitit Du fern pom Hrobe.
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NsuIitb itarb in 9aris Gin alter qnmycT
%lammIcr. Der nniheinenp in Scr ar6Etcn 9(rmuit
scIrbt MATTE, unr tct Dem man 1000 6ranfcrEs \
elnrm GIten Strnmri 0crtorsen iaur. I'm rlnr.
anouen OlItedtsn Srts ianO man moo prei g.. .
rene llbren.
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Scr &uArncpbraieu bate G6eu.
Nuh msnn ru's ebrIib meimit uno trcu.
2@er Der GuaeuD Nlnmen unniB fubrt
Der Miro elm 6euhIer, eb' et's lpQrt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

TIE AREA OF SLAYEET-Now let the
question of "Sl4vsiy IN the Territories, -
which has 50 excited til. nation for the
last eight years, r.st forever Ga Tues
day, flal action was taken by the House
On the bill proviilng that neither S,avery
nor Involuntary -ervi'gde shall ezi-t il ar
Territory; aud as the bill had presi1u,ly y
passed the Senate. and has probably b.
this time received the signature Of the
President, II Is n0s av Of the lsnd-a
law that will never be revoked l. j. {
measure oficEaj;e besrings-conseqGercss
that will reach 70 the end cf the world
Whatever may be the fate Of the nation,
or of the institutions OF the South, there
wi! be n more 'eI'eusi7o Of the area Of
Slavery" Thus, one Of the original an!
most benefceu, articles on which the Re
Pubicsn Party wa' founded, has passed
INTO 4 great, prac'ical, national tact.-A
y TiuIrs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27
--latest News

AaoIHER ADvANCE-On Wednesday,
Gen. N'Clel.-n ordered forward move
msnt ou our lef, liue before Richmond,
which was made, aszins, considerable op-
position, but m4iniainei-ani yesterday,
al. was quiet on the CLickahouiuy."
Gen. Hooker commanded the Upion forces,
who fsuch, brase.y, and had 200 killed or
wounded, very fss killed, and the enemy
sufeFia, greatly. The point gained Is =
swamp, commaliing an open lsli, aud i
deemed imPortan; in the serie. Of SoTAs TO
dig uu.' the Rebels.
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T.JicU,

IN rsst EEFa.7- --t- ias;, NAET, eoaso-t q Wul.
Gr.-r--a-=. g. s-s Gl.- sl1 -
Al t,Th-e. . El'is is-1 last. sAf.4I, v!t-s .. John
Hiiti-h, .-- -'4- --ef p .rs.. -lls IS -Ay,-
Ia NlIt11. II:- 1-s-- NH.s NANCY EHsRP-
l. P5f-t IT, s:s .Ls:., AN, ~ @. Is==s Be>rhe-,
- te- 80 y-.-.
IL Wl-laasr5-t. l1;h iast. .--t y yes-s, LIZZIE
4au-L.-- % H-1t1ra y -.-r.. Es, All 90 - -
!a.t- n - 5-a y-1r- HEFblr-N, N O: Il v CURE
a; asa.1- E1.-r.- B-1sz p, lgtE inst Mss -AEAH
z JJS- .s L-E ts-a g=a--
In N5ntr--. ---L .zs-, BENJAyIN 7 CASE, L.
sd = y-a-s-
Il sl.-o>.a, - i-s:- JOSEPH wEavEH, IL Is 90
yssr.
Near Ely,slrg. =, !l.,, JOHN sTAETzEI- IN his
sF-- wear
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27
OREGON is Redeemed a..
The West Responds to the Eas.
Gain Of Union Goyernor and Union
CONGRESSMAN ,
Tie last "Dsma-rgt'-" Gyrcrr9r ia tts
Fee S,l'es, dismissed,
SAY FgANcIsco. June .

SAN FgANCIsCo, June ..
Steamers bring .eWs from Oregon - the
9Th. The State election took place 90 the
y. Two tickets we're run, namely, the
Union ticket, and the B.eckinriige ticket,
called the regular Damoera,ic.) TIE eu-
tire CGion ticket was elected by nearly
5000 sj1riry-a5oUt two to Que. Add
ison c. Gibbs, the Governor elect, Is &
Douglas psm7cr.t. from Central Nv
Igrk. labn N'Bf.is, the Member Of
Congress elected, is Republican, and was
formerly from Missouri.
sg-The result Of the Oregon Election
will be hailed With ace'4ma;ioa by the
lovers Of Liberty and Uaicn, everywhere.
Itwas thought, If auy Free State could be
isiulei By the Rebel cy-.arkers, it would
be J5e Lanes distant, biniy-settlei Ore.
g5n, whose preseu; 6 Governor CWhi;t4k5r,)
Congressman (shiei.) and U. 5. Senator
appointed in place Of the noble Baker
(S;a1k, act on every qqe-'iaa er,r'y as
j. D,ris T. T.. desire their friends u
act IA the f'ree .S,lf4s The mex; Governor
and Cougressman are elected as true pa
triot., and although nothing Is said of
Legislature being eiec,ei it will doubtless
send S,aik, wi,h Sue. aui Wh.tIaSsF, to
"lixis." Thus the mighty WEST begins
y respond to the Spring I ac!ioas in the
EAST,
HA-Si1ce Linc5ln's election, the r.
rl5.ielEs have los: none, aui gained t.-o
C-n-ressmen.
sa-Fne defeat OF Wdi'nksr il Oregon,
leaves not oge Democratic Governor Of the
eek.nEilge, Vr.luligbam stripe, il the
Free States Oaio and Oregon have
D5gg,ls meu-a,l the other Free S,a;e
Governors, were Lincoln men. Ba' tn
C5rerror IF ersy Secession .S,a'e Is a
''Damocr1i "a
Which Is tue true Caion party?
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Estate of Lewis Aikey.

A DNINISTRATOR'S NoTICE.-L.uers
\ OF Administrator on lhe estate Of Lewis
AiFsv. deceased. ATE Of West Bufsloe Tr,
having been granted to the subscriber ~ the
Rszj,,er Of Cnion County "a due form o. law.
all per,0as indebted TO sad estate are hereby
no,ifsd To make Immediate payment. and al
having snv iISi claims against IN. sane may
,-as.nttbsra 4uiv aufn-ntIc Gated for seille I.eaI
- ROBERT AtSEy. W-sI Bufsio-.
VIZ stEET SgTz os-A.r!c ar
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ASSEMBLY.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

r1. Rev. Dr. VIM. J. Gibson, late Of a
Presby church 10 Center Co, Pa, is
BOW Cbsplain Of Union Regimen. in
South Carolina, and writes home SIS fol-
lows:
SLAVERY is greater iniqui'y, as prac-
tisei in the Southern States, than thought
it was. All the apologies that ever
heard offered for 1t il the North, are lie
Aboli'ioni-ts have been accused Of crag-
geration and Misrepresentation. 1t i
scarcely possible to exaggera;e the evils Of
Southern Slavery. The slaves are TO the
last degree Ignorant, s1peEs;iii0us, filthy,
aud dec.i;tgl.
How often have | heard i, said, that
Christian men in the South deplors the
slave laws which prohibits the iustr1e:iou
Of the slaves, bl; they can not prevent the
enac.menrs. aud their operations? / AN
persuaded Of the contrary. There are
enough Of professed Chris,ians, 10 the
South, to control the legislation, if they
wish to DO It. Al. dep!5ring Of uu.odly
slave laws, on the par; Of Southern Chris
tlans, i sheer hypocrisy"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

Some of the authorities, civil and mill
,ary, on the other side Of the Potomac,
have been iuonished, in the eases which
recently arose, that there are 10 laws in
operation ir that part of Virginia uader
which fugitive slaves can be returned, and
that the black laws which stand upon Gov
Leicher's statute book can 90. be enforced
IN Alexandra or Acquia Creek.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

Flag O-icer Dlq0ni writes to the Navy
Depar,uleu, that tie Rebels, through in-
formation given by negro wh5 had been
employed By our Army. became aware Of
the absence Of our troops from ill;chi-
sons Island They made descent upon
Mrs. March. plantation, surrounded The
house, and with the feroci'y eba'acteris-
tic, a, all events, Of that part Of the South,
murdered il cod blood large number Of
col:rabau1s, who were awakened from
their s,ambers only to fail by the hands Of
the lnturiat.i Rebels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27
Auditors 5 Notice.

N the Orpha1s' Couri ot UnIoa county
E>.a's Of JoSATAaS NEssIr, late Of Lew
.,5urs, deed.
The Auditor appointed 5y the C0ur: TO make
dstrbluoa Cf the balance n the hands OF
HUGH r. SHELLEE. the Administrator
Of the SAT- deceased. wi.i meet the par.iss
Interested at his Ofice n Lswisburg cu S,r-
URDsr the !-,h day Of July. i. d. lS62. at
O'clock. PM JOHN B. LINN,
Jane S,IS62 Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

The treaty between the United States
and Mexico for the extradtioa Of cTimi-
nal. Is officially proelaima1. The offences
are confined to principals, accessories, or
accomp.ices, as to murder, assassination,
piracy, forgery, couuterfeitiug, larceny, etc,
and kiinapping, the last defining the same
to be the taking and carrying away Of &
free person BY force or deception. Politi-
cal sinners and fugitive slaves are not to
be given up.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27
NOTICE TO GATHERS.

V'HE Pl5.c Lsut especially LADIES' haze
1 recently been macn annoyed xaen caiied
upon To pass along the River Road above toNn
oy the Indecent exposure uf boys aad young
mea ba'hiag IN close proximity to The roat.
The crll.aa! code Of Pennsylvania maAes
sE-I conduct Punishable B.. fls ans .mrr.s-
oumeai. | hereby gIve notice that | El!i nave
the iax r.giliy enforced against al vEo Con-
yiGus the shameless pracuce-
Jun OEr Who N-aH> WHAT he SsIs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

The Morm3us have had asmaIl reballion
Of their own. A fellow named Morris, who
Sc, Up fr the Prophet Moses justrsturuei
to earth, ., Up a crowd Of followers, es-
tab.ished settlement, rePulIated the reg
u.ar G5vernmeGr, and began p.uudsFiu.
90 living. Militia was called out, q
siege aud f.h, en.asi, the new Moses was
whipped, ,ud III Of his foolish followers
were sent 10 prison. Some lives were lest,
among them that Of the new prophet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-27

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 25.-Iu the
L. 5. Court, in the case Of Edmund, whose
master had permitted him to work on the
Rebel fortiGcation at Fort Dcnelson,
Jud-e Ballard declared the negro free
Gen. Boyle has ordered the Provost
Marshal of this city TO fl up house in a
proper manner for the Imprisonment Of
Rebel women who DO or say anything to
incita rahaLlinn.