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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
LUMBER! LUMBER

FTHE Subscribers have for sale t~r-zr----
On lots To surt purchasers E. -.''-,. - 2
1 large stock Of
PINE OIRDS-panel SiuG .szs ~, =
Plagk &c. Also 5.GCo FIAE EiILS.
2stnch Sawed shingles >GPericr quality.
Also Square lumber for Buildings:
Which are offered low fer cash alulr Mills
On south Branch cf the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows read al the end Of car Road
"a A Diploma tor a superior sample oi
Planks, and Premium for Rail, and Shfn.-
ies,were awarded MS AT the last Union Co.Ag.
Far. JOHN NCALL & SONS.
Iy7~a Fores, H'll p o. Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

Nearly all the ofh sers aud pr'sa'es VII
entered the tobacco prisons al Richmond,
pro-,lsvery Democrats, bave come ngi red
h1t Ab1lin,ur.ts Most Of the arny, ex-
cept a few West Point officers, are said to
be tending in the saus direction Blooms
till pa } iiC5n1te.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

Hugh Young. E!i',r Of the Wellsboro
As,tator Crio.l c.. Ia } declines be prof
fred Z. app'in'usnt to one Ct the
Wes. IaJ.a l.4uis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsuINarON, Frb. Il, ISG2 !

To Brig Gen T. " LANDER.
Toe Presiieu; directs m 10 say that he
has observed with pleasure the nc'IEl'H
and enterprise manifested by yourself aud
by the oi.icers aud so.ii1rs of your com
uand. You have shown how much may
be done in the worst weather aud the
worst roads, by spirited officer, at the
head of small force Of brave men, un-
willing to waste life in camp when th5 en-
emies of their coug,ry are within reach
Your brilliant success is happy pres se
Of what mag be expected when the Arm
of the Potomac shall lie led 10 The field
By their ga liant Generals.
EDWIN VI. STANTON Sac'y of War.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
News Agency.

I'HE unlrrS gned having cpencd News
0Trp N connection wilh his BOOK,
STATIONERY. and VARIETY Store. he Is
therefore prepared to receive subscriptions
for the following
NEWSPAPERS, MiGiZiNES, &c.
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Lew Shurr. Pa Dec. - 1>6I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
Onward. .

Since President Lincoln and bis Sec
retary of Wsr have confined Gen. NJ Clei-
lands entire care to the Grand Army OF
ths Potomac, matters have assumed
maeh better aspect, oa the Sesbosrd aud
at the West. Y, one man eau direct
operatious everywhere. Our Generals
catch the spirit of the times when measur-
ABLY thair owu masters, AID the result IS
sscn iu the decisive victories in North
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
In recent conversation with three Brig
aiers, at one OF his receptions, Mr.. Stan
ton publicly said, "You must fight. If We
are defeated, it can not be helped; if vie
torious, SO much the better. Bat yoa
mus: fght."
Tue following "war bul,etin," thanking
Gen. Lander for his briiiIaut sweep IL
Virginia, contains the true Napoleoa'c
rlng:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

Regular Union county Courts open
Third Hoa lly in February -Nay-serto r-DeselHJr
,='Mr. SrABL-E0oE !'iFaticr-ha>
returned 10 his shop ga hewIsburg, again 10
attend TO al kinds OF " TX n his line. Bring
a ,ng y7ur Books, Magazines, Newspapers
AZ, f.r the Book Binder
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02
Publication Notice.

State of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall County, s. In the SecondDistrict court
for Marshall County.
William ]. Wilson,
Stuart Wade, & James R. Hurd as Trustee
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named filed his petition
herein, on the 80 tn day Of June, 1862, the object
and rrayer of which is to recover jut gment
against said Wade tor S255.OO with interest at
the rate of sixty per cent per annum from the
18th day of May 1860, due from said defendant
Wade on a prOmmissory note dated May 18th
1859, for S255.00 with interest after maturity
until paid, at the rate Of sixty per cent per an
num- due in twelve months from the date there
of to the order of this plaintiff; and for a de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale Of the N ,rthw est
Quarter of section number nineteen nsl town.
ship four a. range nine (9) in Marsh all county,
Kansas, and that unless they demur or answer
to the petition filed herein on or before the 10Th
dsv of September, 1862, said petition will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered in ac-
eordance with the prayer thereof.
nl5 I'D. BRUMBAUGH, Plas atty.
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall county. In the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton, Plaintiff,
John Whitehead, Defendant.
The above named defendent will take notice
that the plaintiff above named fled his petition
herein on the first day of August A. D. 1862, the
object and prayer of which is TO recover judg-
ment against said Whitehead for three hund-
red and fifty dollars and interest from July first
A. d. 1860 at the rate f ten per cent per an
mum due from said defendent Whitehead on two
pronissory notes dated April 25th 1850, for
rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after the first day of July 1860 at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum, one note due
and payable on or before the first day of July
1861 to the order of James White and assigned
TO said plaintiff calling for $3.50 90, and one note
due and payable On or before the first day Of Ju-
y 1862, to the order of James White and assign
ed to said plaintiff calling for $4,000 and for a
decree of foreclosure and sale of the South west
quarter of section nineteen (19) in township
three 60 cf range nine (9) in Marshall county,
State of Kansas, and unless you demur or an-
swer to the petition fled herein on or before the
Srd day of October 1862, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be rendered in
accordance with the prayer of said petition.
nl9 S. WRIGHT, Plff's. Atty.
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02
SHERIFF'S SALE
John S. Codding use Of John Frazier

John S. Coddlng use OF John Frazier
John A. Mcclellan.
BY virtue of en- execution issued out of the
End District Court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas, 1 will on Thursday, the 3rd day of Ju-
ly, AID. 1862, in front of the Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a.
NJ. an / o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, one bay horse,
saddle, bride and blanket levied upon as the
property Of John A. Mcclellan, to satisfy Said
execution. 6. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
Mss5svills, June 18th, 1862.
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02

All persons wishing work done in my line
win do well by calling enc door east Of the
American Hotel where win guarantee satis-
faction. 6m ms
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02
ELI MOORE,
Carpenter and Cabinet Maker
MARYsy1LLE. KANSAS.

Will attend to the erection of all kinds Of build
ings with neatness and dispatch. Plans end spec
ihoations furnished. / have on hand . large
quantity of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pared to make all kinds of furniture at Mo-
river prices. Terms to suit the times. n6tf
The Big blue union., 1862-08-02

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Kansas, Second Judicial District,
Marshall County.
Alexander V. Blake, ! Plaintiff,
Lewis Book,
James Parsons,
Thomas Smith, Defendants.
To Lewis Book and James Parsons. You are
h ereby notified that the above named plaintlff
has commenced an action in the above entitled
court against you to recover judgment against
said defendant, Louis Book, for the sum OF two
hundred and eighty-fve dollars and interest
thereon fiom the 29th of May 1852 at the rate
of five per cent per month upon prommissory
note signed by said Book On the 26th of May
1858, payable to John W Russell or order, and
to subject to the payment of said amount and
interest the following premises, mortgaged by
said Book to secure the same, to wit: The north
east quarter of section eight, township two,
south of range nine, east in said county, to sell
the same and apply the proceeds to the payment
of said amount and interest and the costs OF TINS
action and to foreclose all of the defendants
from all right, title or equity of REDEMPTION In
and to said premises Said note and security
having been assigned to the PLAINTIFF by said
Russell.
Now unless you plead answer or demur to
said plaintiffs petition on or before the 10Th aay
of August A. D. 1862, the said petition will be
taken ss true and alignment rendered according
I'D BRuxpAUGH SrINsoN & HAvExs,
MO Attornsys.s, 'PlH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The Richmond Battle, ISy.-ExpInnGiion
by Ma. -(sen. Nelson.

CIsCiNrA1I. sept. 1, lpz.
EDIroRs GAZETTE: j read this morning with
Richmond, XIV, aud your comments thereon. IL Is
TO be presumed that YOU desire TO furnish your read
ers with the truth. 1t is as follows:
Fast: TIE action was brought on by Zen.
Manson. who was in command at Richmond against
ID, Instructions and az ainst tie Instructions OF Zen
Wight the Commauder of the Department, which
were that the troops, beng new, were not TO be
Iisked in action until some line had peeh slen' Al
drill and asci plipe
S,co6. No revort was made to me Of the APP
proacb of the enemy in force till bali pat o clock
Saturday morning, the day of the fshI l imnied-
at.ly ordered retreat along the Lancaster road IL
order shat the two brlgades al lie nond might JOIN
the brigade marching from Lexington TO that point,
aud TO jon Gen. Dumcnt, who was orderef to
march 10 Danvie from Le anon. There wonli
hen have been 1900 men at Lau, aster, Danville,
and Camp Dick Rob nson, III Triangle OF two equal
sides of miles, and all these Connected by good
,urupike roads. TIE enemy would not have dare d
10 mass the Kentucky river wi h this force oil his
! flank Bot Gen. Manson. without notifying me,
marched five miles to q g front, win one brigaoe 70
meet the enemy. Suppos NJ their force 10 be 2'ooo
strong; he met item from 5000 10 l2,OOO strong
/ ThIrd Immediately after 1 received Gem Man
sons dispatch | rode 10 the field Ding - miles TO
It there. arrived there alone at O'Clock =. IN +,
,d foutd the troops remaining with Gen. Manson IA
4. disorderly retreat. h, great eXertion succeeded
in rall,ing about , 300 me. aud toos strong POSI-
ton The enemy attacked IN front and ON BON
/ TANKS at once AT the t!hid or fourth round the
men, already much demoralzed, broke ana hed
| This Is precisely the case as II oc nrred.
Fovrth You make "a structure that Superseded
Gen L. Wallace ana did not inyl'e hin t. REMAIN
| | SUPERSEDED Gen. Wallace by command OF my SUI
! errors. did invite him 70 remain, aud take any
command he chose. W.NELSoN, Major-General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

true TO Yourselves. 70 rise in the mHjssty of your
strength and drive The ins,lnt invaders OF yOur soil
from your most. Now J, ne lwe Tor hen'ucklaii'
20 d. i,d tersoly,s. Each man must constitute
iifsrlf soldier, arm bin sef az best he can, AID
meet tbe foe ~ every siep of his advance. The day
and the hour d.. sairts Of your homes and resIdes
,sftia1i-n and duly like demand ttat you rush 10
the rescue. call upon tie people, 'h-n to rse up
as one ran, and strike a blow for TIE defense OF
their native lind, their property, and their homes
Rally to the Standard wherever II may be nearest.
lace yourselves under the commanders, obey orders
trust to your own 'igat and to the God of
Battles and the foe W II be driven back dIscom-
fitted and anuIhiIaed TO arms 10 arms and never
lay them down till tbe Stars aud Stripes float in
TRUMP throughout Kentucky. i bat perform my
duty i'll thus summOning You 10 the defense OF your
State and am assured that it will he promptly re-
spouJed to. p oulise that l will share with you
the DRY of the triumph witch surely awaits you.
Done in the City Of Frankfort, the BIT day Of
August, 1852. JAMES +. RoBINsoN.
BY the Governor; d. c. WIcxIlrrg Secretary of state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Trusten Folks Property Con6sented-The
Old Merchauts' Exchange Closed.

81 LOuItI InesdhJl Hrpt : Il'E'
Step bsvipg been taken for conhscating the prop
ery Of Trusten Polk, formerly United states Senator
from this State, Capt Tunnes!ih, Chief OF the
United States Police, has been ordered TO seiie the
same both real er,aie and personal and take an in-
ventory thereof.
Polks property lie estimated u be worth $780, 900.
He long since placed himself under the protection Of
the Rebel Government.
The Old Merchants Exchange was closed yester'
day by order Of the Provort-Marshal.
There was general evidence Of disloysl demon
str,tons aud they will be punished should they ap-
pear.
The Association was thoroughly disloya and its
property will be conisca,ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

the country. Our adooted citizens, filed VIII patti.
otism, stand SIDE by side with rs ighiias f liberty
Our enemies fight for Slavery; le US light + Onion
AID liberty. He proceeded al some length az elo-
quent appeal in behalf of the support OF theiOvern.
ment.
Mr. W. T.. ROBINSON All | ihman, made ss.rong
appeal TO Irish citizens, ard Irir3men " 0 had
come here Tor a hons ard refuge, but tai 10, vet
become citizens. Iciiental allu.ions toEn,sM
which, he said, ought AWAY 20 lie rayOte against
and which he could conquer with the 69th Regiment
alone, met with sucn crthusisstic cheern, AZ cdi.
Gated that the Irish popul at least 10 70, con-
siGer that power peculiarly the friend Il The
North in this struggle.
! The uou. E. 4. WooD, Mr.. lIESyEssAY, Mr.. En-.
NUyD DRAKE, and Others also addressed TIE meet
ing, which did not adjourn until 4 late hour.
OUTSIDE MEETINGS.
Two large meetings were h"id outside Of the Park
one in ReInsen street opposite the Office Of the
Brooklyn Gas-Light Conn any, and the ether in
Montague street, near the P0st-Oiice. The Hon
George Hall presided at the stand 10 Rensen .;reet
and patriotic addresses msde by tie Hon. Jas
Humphrey, the Hon. Rifas W. Clark, Mr. S. Is.
Chittenden and Lieut.. Col. Cross OF the lst Lorn
Island regiment.
The meeting In Montague street was presided over
by the Hon. 5. 5. Powell. AID sp-eches were made
by Mes.rs. f. Il. Wood, Edmund briggs, D. L.
NOrthrup, Capt. Hopkins OF the new Senatorial
regiment, Marcus ID. Moore. w. II. Gale and Mr..
Willard. From 600 to 900 PERSONS were gathered
around each stand. and the most intense enthusiasm
prevailed throughout. Both meetings adjourned
with cheers tor the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

TIE FISAScE CLERK Or IHr BOARD OF Epu-
cATIos.--Mr John Davenport, who WAS elected 10
the responsible position of Finance Clerk to tho
Board of Education last evening very fortunate
selection. Mr.. Davenport has been long connected
with the Board in his capacity ss Scoool Comms
sioner, AID no man in the city has taken deeper ana
more active interest in educational matters thar ns
lie was always an economist in the Board DE car
res with him to his new position all the qual ue'
required for it, and will doubtless be AS valuable VI
that "a in his recent relation 10 the educational inter-
este OF the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Hides. tid7c T. 10. Tsnov 7id7ie. y NJ fs" o''
.scb, Calf ssins Sdac. y n. .,,h,, "a
n Beef Extr.ana tirst quality include no'hnt ~
best large fat Stalled Oxen. Second iusi 49,, ,s,.s
best grs,s fed Oacn bes stall FED tO"' .no ~ In "a
yraso.d Steers. Ordinary consists o. hu' A' WV
lots ,h... af inf rce
sHsgY-Extrs iuclaies Co.css, ani when tno'e' ~ ''
quality are thrown ont. 90 -. r..,-ru ksk
There were 20 tho Grand irunA sna ,n. r,sk
fosd $40 over tie Boston aud LowtA. ana - ''e' Wv
burg. ., Cattle viii .
ASss-There vas a large number 81 a. w; r.sh.s
far propori OF good quality. Fic,s 10 'uo . ware %.
for ,ho.. th.t the aasity good We .chS
out o.. sale ubsys 80 80 per s"t sa 'ns, ~ mi IS IS
San YER Of four Steers to CJIu' ho"ss Io I'D week
eoss,dcrahle inquiry for working oSso I'd lower los
aud ,uus ha Iat week. pfi"s % crns PEI u 60 be scA
IA. p,,. AID some llt of poorer qAtJ W." te-Ao5.
for wh,, ,h-y cos, At home 20 It'd purchaser H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Requisition on the BANKS md Savings In
stitutions for Money 90 Buy Arms.

st. Louis, Wednesiay, sept Ibs
Governor Gamble yesterday made reputation
on the Banks and Savings Institutions for $780, 900
10 buy arms.
The requisition was made in Anticipation Of the
money TO be collected under 9 recent assessment
order.
1t is understood that the banks have responded
favoraby, and placed the amount ut the disposal OF
the Governor.
The hope was entertained by the Ssceesionlsts
that the order would not be enforced 10 the full
amount, but this il dissipated.
The full amount will he assessed and collected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Defeat Of GuerriIias-Outrnges in DE Anie
Coun,y-The Northern Mail.

NsspyILLy. Tenn. Tuesday. sept 1862
Col. Mundys Kentucky Regiment had severe
fight nesr Woodbury.. Oh 1bur-day, with Forests
gueuillas. Egb, OF the latter were killed, hrty
wounded, and fifteen taken prisoners. Our loss war
one killed and five wounded.
The guerras are committing great outrages in
Dekalb County, and are sending Union men South.
The gnerrillss made an attack Oh u men IN Il
siocAade near McMinnve, on the railroad, and
were repulsed with heavy lore.
Seventy-hve bags Of leftover Northern mail
reached here tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Uprising Of Guerriilas-Norih
Missouri i'm Arms Again-Threaienipg
Aspect Of Affairs in the Souih-East-
Matters around Independencc-Dclu.
sions ia the South West-lIeavyA ASSESS
ment on Rebels Hillary Items, Etc.
From Oor Special Correspondent

From Our special CoHe,pondet
ST.. LOUIS NO. Aug. 81. 1852.
The guerrillas are again in arms in North hissourl
The temporary dispersion of Porters gang has ter
minated IN a general concentration Of nearly all bis
men in Monroe County. An attack was made by
about 400 guerrilIss, under Coils. Porter and Bur
bridge gu IS State militia stationed at the town of
Ashley, in Pike County. They were beaten of in
be frst assault. a1d while preparing for another
got wind Of Union re-eniorceniehts on tho rond to
Ashley: wbereupon Porters men retreated. Late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Assembling OF the observation-disclosures
tions Making for Defcnsc-Crent EN-
element in Louisville. Ky.

element III Louisville. LAY.
LOUISVILLE Ky. Tue. day, Sept. 2. 1852
The State Legislature assembled at II O'Clock TO-
dsy
In the Senate, Mr.. Speed, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the House bin TO organize
the Uuion Gun Artillery Corps Of the State OF Ken
tucky. Referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
In the House. Mr.. Thomas offered tic following
resolutions:
EesIrea Ths, the Committee on Military Affairs be IN
srci-d qure into The pIopreiy Of cais Out lnme-
,strlv 81 men for thirty sXty days 10! lie
puTpos, eS.g .he Confederate aT'Eir from hchtnch!
Mr. Burnam fiered the following resolution:
r. sred Tha, imperative duty Of those having con-
maid OF orr military fce 20 take the most speedy measures
70 div the invading .bes from the limits Of the Stse a. q
That y polio, looking abandonment Of the interior OF
Ii. aud Of removing forces 10 the line OF the ONO
River j. unwi-e and impolitlc
The Mayors proclamation is being molly re-
sponded TO-
Citizens are enrolling themselves in the wards,
and home guard comp-uies are ready for service.
Malor-General Wright has declared martial law i'll
Jefferson County.
There is great excitement throughout this city.
The cotton brokers arc removing their cotton
across the river and numerous citizens removing
their valu,bes fearing tina, the Rebels will attempt
10 capture the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
TIE War II THE SGT7I-NES7,
TN WAR m IIzvTJCWy.

Crca, Excitement in Gincimnmti-Fr
Thirty Thousaud s;romg-They are EX-
rected on Thursday.
CINCINNATI Tue day, sept 2-l0 o'clock p IN.
TIE excitement has been very high here all the
afternoon.
Tue citizens are enrolling themselves rapidly ID
the different wards.
Large numbers are working on forIiileatlons OH
the keuiucky bllls.
Gov Tod arrived here this afternoon ana s Ill
communication With the military aut"ori'ies.
The u,aos, exsriions are being made for the de-
fcnse oi the city, ..
The Rebels il is stated, are from 10000 to 10000
strong, and are reported to be al Boyles Station, 81
miles from this city, They are expected 10 arrive
Cd. osite The fortifca'ions on thursday.
The 45th and 5gtb Ohio Regiments are falling back
slowly 70 Covington.
Our pickles are al out.
All the s-eamboals have been ordered 10 remain
OH this side Of the rlver.
Gen. Gilberi's mmand, which fell back from
Lexington, reached Frankfort tonight. Some ap-
prehensIous were fel; for their safety.
There is no telegrapbic communication south OF
Falmoo,h.
CrxoISxA1I. Wednesday, Sept. . 1862.
Business is still suspended, aud active pre- parations
continue FOR Gefense. Marital law is in full force.
All citizens compelled to enroll themselves IN
,aer respective wards and will be organized and put
on duty on the fortiiicstions.
Reports are conflicting az the whereabouts of the
Rebels. Teegraphc communication is open Il
Bcyds S;a'ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
A Brilliant Union victory-Defeat OF the
Rebels at Whedon.

GKs. GRANTS HEADQuAKTED, Tuesday Sept II p m,
VIA CAIEo-4 r. N.
Major. Gen. BALLKCK. GeneyaIin. Chisf Hashtsgbs.
Col. Dennis with from four TO five hundred men,
met with Rebel cavalry yesterday, few miles west
of Wbedon, in superior force, driving them and
whipping them badly.
The enemy left ITO dead on the field and their
wounded estimated at over 25o. Our ioss ID D
killed and 40 wounded.
u s. GRANT. Msjor. General Commasding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Capture Of the Guerrilla Poindcxser-Hc il
Condemned 10 Death.

81. JosEPB. Mo, Monday, Sept 2 1862.
Poindexter, the notorious leader of guerrilla
bands in Missouri, caught last night, twenty
miles from Hudson, on the Hannibal and Missouri
Railroad, while he WAS asleep in house.
Poind.xter has since been condemned 40 spy,
and will suffer death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
C.mbridge C.itlc Market.

h"o~'"D ~" SEPT. g. Il 81
Whoa Cattle at n,rkei 1875 shout eo sssvs
md ala stores consisting Of orSink Oxen Mieh Cow" NE
~ -, on M.RNsr BKEy.-Exus, 81 %d$t Is: em
ous,,y, s66So sai second eHSHS - 20 "'a a''""
FP.,cr. or srosY C.rrLR-W oikins Oxen per pea.
.-.',xI.s. Cows and Calves, fron go. $50 SSGf"'
S.,,Irss s7ass a0i rwo-yeaT-oias, ti+d$l3; Ihs~
Yea. old, +lad 3 " -. a, -
Sb..n and Lsmbs go rsrs-t prices In css. VI |"
s9a ~ IS each. extra. - GA -
SAGA STAFF
Pa L IN. GslV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The False Repsrs About The Ncw-YorI.
Tribune.
ImLADKIpmA, Tno'dsy, Sept. ., I

ImsLADnLpmiA Tuesday, Sept J. 1861
The dispatch teharapn.d from here on Monday
intimatiDg thnI Tur N. Y. TRIBUNE had been or
iered to be closed had foundation in fact and the
statement was made with no other purpose than 10
appcaso The mob.