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, 1862-12-20

Sacrament Of the Lords Supper, on Sabbath after
noon at o'clock Love Feast, Monday evening,
at ~ o'clock.
Presbyterian Church, West Washington street. cor
ner Of Jefferson, tomorrow at llH 3. m. and 8
p. m.
Free Church, North Side-The Protestant
vine service at 1ex E, m and TX p, m., corner In
diana and Franklin Streets
The Rev. E. n. Boring P, E. Chicago District
will preach in the SedywicK Street Methodr j..
ments OF Baptism and the Lord Snpper will b. aii
ministered after the eermon.
Rev ]. IT. Hnmzhurst. will p-each,in the Part
Avenue Methodist Church, at 16H o,clocl Suada,
BY the pastor.
, 1862-12-20

Total since Jan. LIST, 1.16T. .025.03 1,O5s.4 .41Ol4
MuwACKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
says:
What nc said OF the money market in our last
edition would he entirely applicable to yesterday
Business was hut moderately active. money easy
and exchange plenty enough to meet all demands
The current sailing rate Of exchange remains at
7zc premium, and the buying rate &c.
Gold Was not SO firm, and 30 per cent. premium
was the highest price ne heard OF being paid.
Silver a09E23c. pemand Notes 24c.
, 1862-12-20

There ia but little demand for refined oil, and
the market remains quiet and dull while rates
have undergone no change, ranging irom 69D70s
Included There is no change In crude, and we
continuc our quotations ut sc in bulk. and 292oc
in brs. Salcs Of 800 and $50 brs at 2ac. bfls to be
lnafaH |
, 1862-12-20
st. Louis Hog Warket.

Supply larger than the immediate Wants ofthe
packers, and prices lower with saes Of 5oo head in
5hree lots, yetehsS hasS a. 10
st $4o0; 81 do dividing on 40 1ba, at s4e4 25 and
500 do averaging $50 Bs, at $4.15. Same light lots
are ceiling at $S.75, $4.00, and s4.25. dividing on
4eEo G4tn
, 1862-12-20
Boston Provision market--Dec. Is.

Pork ie firm, with BaIes Of prime at 81 bo919 50;
cash cash Beef ranges from s1s50114:s5 g btl foEE
eastern and weetern.. Lard oA@ioc, in br1s and
ceiling Al 6Xe q D, cash. Butter u selling ut
eAas6e for good and extra, and 1eDalc for con-
moa. Cheese is selling at t1@1ac toK Common to
prime. -.
, 1862-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-CoT7oN-Qniet; sales
FIorR-Less acriycani q shade easier with sales
state; S5s0G5.95 for super Western; sG.IoaE6.55
for common to medium cxtra western: $6.1Sb75
for cuMmou to good shipping lr;lnls extra round
hoop CHG; i5o, s6.s5' for trade brands market
WuisKr-Less active and prices without
ehsasa. eSis hsst dull and heavy and fully cent
ow@7 Chicago spring S1.21G01.a3 Milwaukee
clut151 ,at@:t.2S: amber Iowa $1.34G1t.37; winter
rcd western s1.+oS1a .+s: amber Michigan SING
LIS. Corn less doing and market scarcely Arm.
Prices without material change at 7Gfs17c: G6lei2c
for damaged and heated: S2c for white western.
Oats hr1ner with good business demand at tial;ac,
PRoyIs10Ss.-1'ork fr1ncr. with fair demand nt
$14 141a1s@21325 for mess: SIT. .62kD11.75 for old
PRIME: 80 for new do: s1s0oM16.0o for prime
mess. Included iu the sales arc $40 bri: choice
choice western prime ness, deliyeraIlein in january
at $1525. Beef auicr aud steady. Beef tongues
4c Dressed hogs frr1er Sales at 57sGsi for western
Bacon sides in good request at T15@811c for west
crr and city common cut, the latter price very
choice: SGEssc for western short ribbed, the i'll
side price Tor delivery in January. Lard itmrr at
9EG10c.
Foreign Markets.
By Tclcgr2ph.J IPer Steamer Scotia.
LONDON MONEY MaRKEr.-Fnnfts weak on the
:th- and closed fra=tionally lower Cousuls
9a1s cx: dir, There was steady demand ios dis
8 per cent. Bullion 1T the Bank Of England haA
decreased durn. the week SO. .119-
eiTsalaF ssss tie len atet ;; = last Ffss @ :SSss:
d,Il ard {gonnsh t. tc.ss':y nd, at :nous ~ 2 n be-
ever, on receipt Of the Scotiu-s adrtes. bringing
orders for parehaee of cotton, frnser tone sprung
Up, and prices were partially re=alncd above the
I1vErFool, Dec; f.-..Americ:r cotton Id higher
Manchester market improving.
BEEApsTEFFs-{'cneralIy tinil and lower. Flour
Cd lower: good qualities steady.
GRAlS-Whc 1Gs2d lower; red western 9JE95
, 1862-12-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Quarterly meeting services at tho Cla1k streetM.
Il. Church Saturday and Sabbath. Preaching by
the r. B., Rev. e. II. Boring, on Saturday evening
At1K O'clock, ap1 On Sabbath morning sS 10H,
, 1862-12-20

FRIDAY EVENING. Dec 49, tSGa
BEEF CATTLE-Receiycd, 1M head Market
more active, hut without quotab1e Improvement
Eu1ea xvnra.
, 1862-12-20

DIED.
In this city. suddenly on Wendcssay evening, Dec
18th. OF Typhoid Fever, ROBERT. youngest son Of
David and Sarah Milne aged years and months.
, 1862-12-20

W-D. Powell sold Loonlis & Co. one choice Dur
ham steer. from Quincy. Adams county. weighing
Conn.
HoGS-Ma1lzet firm and nctive. We rive the
, 1862-12-20

New York Leather market-Dec. IS.
Since the auction sale, the market for hc1nlock
eD1e has been inactive without material change III
quote good light oak at 31@33e: middle wefght do
at ss@s5c, and heavy at aa@3sc; hemlock Bnsnos
Ay.es: light. at 26@gIc; middle and heavy DO at
and heavy do at 29l30Kc; light 0rinoco ct a4H@
255zc, and middle aud heavy do at 27@25; damaged
At GAa6c and moor do at 1762Dc-
, 1862-12-20

mfl1 1ankee Hog Market.
The Sentinel Of this morning says: Dressed
hogs we're q shade flrmer. Prices showed range
OF $3s0@4.c0 for light to medium average. Re
ceipts amounted to LIS head, Of which $50 were
live and 4a3 dressed.
Live hogs also ruled higher, prices showing =
-anrc Of $33093.45 for medium, and s. 50l3 60 for
rnnr, and extra heavy averages.
, 1862-12-20

The cold weather has produced decidedly bet
ter feeling. Fer heavy s. IS Is standing fGnre,
at which there is 4 good demand. both tor packing
and shipment To-day lot Of 70, dividing on 200
ms. sold at $36fkGA25.
, 1862-12-20

Go 70 TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & STRATToN<s
Cu1cAeo Con1ERcrc1 CoLlEs8, to get T. thorough
business education.
, 1862-12-20

~ Who has been selling Carbon and Kerosene
Oil for the last two weeks without charge for bar
rels1 Why1 Chas. L. Noble, f75 Lake street, sells
oil as low as the lowest, and throws in the pack
aget ue19Hs
, 1862-12-20

lHlh t1!kEl3 WILL uE EtapHC1 &HH gce@s st3lt r.
sssRasS a@a ~ sssPp esa
ss sa.s .a,.,~ ~: ~ ' ~ Eeat; v. ssA1Es
w WANTED-50o Agents, to sell
~ the largest. best and cheapest PRIZE PACK
es ae e snS sasa
HGx?s aes game o ssss nSysl
s$$
" ANTED-storage by Geo. 4.
seayerns; IN the Fire -ffoof Warehouse. No. T.
zdSanees per esns o' ai sSlaEnp
w ANTED-For the Mississippi
5 $s$;$
WANTED 4. r. Beard "a f for family
s;ss 6 s'ssss S;*}ss' 5ss
w A n T E D-Cabinet Makers.
god s"s xe% Esaa s,E @ Or
81 - sf Ss:: ~ = S:Sss Py 81
WANTED--At 100 Dearborlf-st.,
ssruAr1SpEs spSS;is ESR 81 9ss tsit sff HELP
e SRI 1n s ss s1 a5aSer 1Iss
eft ssns 5s sssss @ q i
AM ,s aad N .xas5:s gentS. ut, so 81; , per ptsr
sS9;.ss s ssH SAeH1sR His!s
ior t:Fcnlaf ]. o. JARVIS ! Co. ~
E@ ae::x:ss1, Post o1:ee Drawer -: eh,esso: II
WANTED-Agents to canvass for
s s. oa steEy asr e tie e cIT H. TsE
frt :sSs ss5
t. O. GfnBs l:t South Clark street, Chicago nf
1o-e o11ee ~ 40: o:---- sE:-s-@e-.2-
w TANTED-Stocs of ncrcha,l-
W dtze.-The advesttser wishes to purchase, a
e x xss Il
e. 5:
fs o'aes BOX * chsgs n}aos
de!3e1a.!m
w A N Z E D Persons requiring
rs s te ea af te s1 pespa na ner
block where may be foual naae and fgmals help lor
atten1ea to. :Fo-t Ot:ce pox 1it3. STEWART
ss t ose en'n
| au!st6sS;m
| VA 4 NTF FmnIoy7ocut foy
| w American Enr,t., rr5., scotch German. and
M oa :s sy Is a 5f
+ant h.,.non STnr1or nn7 Sais:nr Straafs Tnrn@r.-
nrer: nuuctrar nttcniaI to PnSt nncc nav H.;
y19s 4 ~? At ~ ,t,sn,i,,c1 sis Ets7.is
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\ W n ~ l. IL D-eaSSSltes~ o,*Ve
| Magic i,.gT GTFrSnsy r!ss.rfyrH Holders,
fssst s sssl 1s 5rss sn b mil p0st paid
ssTate t.rnf mn Tre,,nnf st ;4n,cc
-~--- = - -~~ eN- --e-s--
"T ANTED-AUnnts. 0,1r GREAT
w 1AA'
!
/
ready and In wonderful Demand
,,,.---,,..
/ = ,oeelefM SosRLTS. unANe any ofner paekaSe eTeT
SVau GoMs.ns n & sISase SaI1ey o. 1EAToSERa ana
81 asd sss @sas 1os e1ssS
~ Send teE circulars and be SonxiR:sd Gi c,,
.o,o ,sne,r ,eI 9i,, 4 = st-ost = s-t,sc. III
se1-o.-ec-" - o--- Se.ee-: Me@s"- eaeoso. L.
|
, 1862-12-20
New York Stock and Money Market,
By Telegraph New ToEk, Dec. 10. 1862
,Second Rnurd-Stncka hettrr and in actfYe lie.
L, S, Gs 81, coup. ..103H 7.SO Treas. notes

T. S. Gs 81, coup. .:10s1@ $50 Treas notes :, 1o3
MoSEY-Stcady at 6c for loans.
STERLING EScBASGE-tlufrt at 14axl145 for Mer-
chants: 14sGl14G for bankers. b1is.
Go1D-LoWer. opening at 3aastss95ssaasl: closing
heavy at 3aa32==SII2a39.
Exports Exclusive ofSpecfe)trom New
York to Foreign Ports for the week
ending Dec. Is.
Total for week. So sGa 452 .72G a05 s. 93s 353
Prey reported. 6s5 1873 1a7 922 a2s 1a66s3469
, 1862-12-20

4 FUEL SAVING ISvEST1oS.-~We have here
tofore mentioned little article called s. Eng
n>n@s patent Heat Controlling Valve that
1y lie sheer force Of its intrinsic merits, has
already become we'll and favorably known to
this community. THIS valuable invention can
be applied to any stove, and will save from p
to 50 per cent. in the consumption Of either
wood or coal, With the present prices Of fue!
this announcement will We think receire from
housesecpcrs the consideration that the sub
ject deserves Tlr cost Of the Valve Tor more
properly compound danaper'') is only ST.;
which places it within the reach of all wh<
hare stoves, B. F. Burnside, No. Is Cobb
building, Dearborn street, is the agent for th
ci1y and S1aie.
, 1862-12-20

Photographic Albums" and photographs
Of distinguished persons. Alarge lot for sale at
McNally & Co. =, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-12-20

MAH1Es' WINTER GARDENING expect to Bee
perfect rush Of little folks at the afternoon perform
ance to-day, On which occasion. in addition to q
very attractive programme, MI the animals will be
fed in the presence Of the audience.
, 1862-12-20

4 NARROW ESCAPE FROM Az EXTENSIVE
CoSf1.AGEA11oA.-B . and 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, smoke WAS discovered
Issuing from the third story Of 242 South
Water street, occupied By Roswell Carter.
Mr. n. A Haven repaired to the spot, and
found TINT a s'oye-pipe had been run through
frcm ono Of the adjoining offices, into q
closet, without adding the necessary elbow
10 extend the pipe to the flue. But few
days ago, this closet WAS piled full Of kind
ling, consisting Of shaSings, lath, Sc, and
Eas lowered below the pipe hole, only n day
or two ago, By using from the pile. Some oi
t,,c lath and scantling were partially eharred,
r.l.c;: the fire was eisroycred, and 7md MT
I..yen, {wto i;as "iice room Ti'l: Carter,
, 1862-12-20

~J. J. Dehan, the acknowledged penman,
sends his Holiday Call and Wedding Cards to any
address on receipt Of price. "Ca1l' Cards S2.0o.
Wedding 5000 per puck. Send in your orders st
once. deAt3t
, 1862-12-20

GIFT BOOK s7oEE.-The original New York Gift
Book Store will open branch Tuesday, a3d inst,
at 81 Randolph street, under the Alatteson House.
All in want Of Photograph Albums Books and
Jewe]1y for holiday presents should call. de203t
, 1862-12-20

SPLENDID APPLEs.-John G. Welsh Of
Worthwhile. Michigan, has sent us barrel Of
specimen apples, which are match for any
thing We ever saw. We have seen s'some
pumpkinsn that were hardly q match for
them in size, and Us for flavor, they are equal
to the best. D. II. Mathcr d Co., are his
agents in this city.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

In Potter, Tioga, Bradford, Wyoming,
Sullivan, Columbia, Mlutour, LYcomipg,
Cliutcn aud Center counties, are some
thousands of men who never vote any
thing but Democrats" and who boasted,
in years gone by, ;ba: "they'd vote for a
Niger or the Devil if be was on the
Ticket" Poor fellows. This year, so
hopeless is their cause, and so low their
party, that their leaders say they can not
be allowed candidates for Congress! 10
Bradford, they are told that they must
support HENRY ". TRAcY, who tried for
the Republican Union nomination, but was
defeated by GEO. LANDoN In Center,
they iusist upon electiug JUDGE HALE.
Tracy aud Hale both being men who the
Democrats have denounced from their boy
hood as "BaDk, Anti Masouic, Know No
thing, Whig, Black Republican, Fanatic,
Abolition, Niger Worshipcrs :" 1t will
90 hard for honest Democrats to swallow
such prescriptions of their doctors. Were
Hale and Tracy in Democratic districts,
the party would not touch them. We hope
the Unionists of those districts will not
let the State or Legislative Tickets suffer
from these diversions.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
What Claim Except his wealth and

What Claim Except his wealth and
bis "enticing words" as born politician,
what has VIM. Miller to recommend him
to Congress in this momentous cray He
has no legislative experience, and his past
career was with those, now leaders of the
Rebellion Is he to bo trusted Says
tho Sunbury Gazette,
"As the son Of Jesse Miller, who, in
the Office Of Canal Commissioner, made a
fortune at the States expense, be is not
entitled in any great degree tn the favor
or gratitude Of our people. Probably his
holding the Office of Prothonotary Of the
Supreme Court, at the present time, worth
$500 a year, gives him claim TO our
votes we can't see that it does . He is
now Iag- Attorney at Harrisburg, for the
Penn'a Railroad Company, and in that
capacity was very active in BORING FOR
TIE REPEAL OF THE TONNAGE TAX. -G7-a
Does that culitle him to our votes We
hardly believe that the people will think
that it does
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
asst war, tue present war, and the next

last war, tue present war, and the next
war ?"
Democrats.
What fac,ioa, in an undoubsed minori-
ty, at Charleston and Baltimore, "spit
the former Democratic party 10 ensure
the election Of Lincoln, as an excuse for
Secession
Brcckiurilge Democrats.
OF what party were the President and
Vice President who openly allowed the
Rebels to plumber and usurp millions Of
dollars worth of National Property, aud
urged that, with all the power IN their
hands, they could not punish insurgents,
(but who could any day send an army
to catch a runaway SlavOO
Democrats.
What we're the Congressman who at the
same time (lS60-Gl,, hindered that
body from doing anything to avert the
danger that stared the Nation in the face !!
Democrats.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
BE sure to attend a
Mass Mcctins sofFrcc-
men, in your district,
on TUESDAY,, Oct.
IA, 1862.

RS- C0t' John j. Patterson has Je,R
tried. He was elected to the Legislature
from the Representative distric, of Union
Snyder and Juniata, two terms, reeeiyipe
a larger msjority at his second than at his
frs. election. The secret Of bis popularity
is that he never betrayed the confidence Of
his constituents. When the question Of
the Repeal of the Tonnage Tax was agita-
ted, Patterson pledged himself against it
lie uoted against tie Rl,eal-the money
OF the Company, to which many of the
Members fell victims, could no, overcome
bis integrity. Dare bis opponents deny
this? If they charge Col. Patterson with
corruption, this fact ought to make them
e.a.h- SaaLury Ga-efte.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Which is the best Patriot

When the Rebellion first broke out
Pennsylvania being in no danger-before
our Congressional district was formed
COL Patterson resigned his seat in the Le-
giSlature, aud volunteered. Under Gen.
Williams, he stood the tire.test at Falling
Waters, where the Rebel leader, "S,oue-
wall Jackson" was forced to "skedaddle"
for the first time. Patterson also served
nine months under the brave N0seuCrans,
in Western Virginia. And he likewise
did his whole duty in the recent brief and
L,oodless but timely aud honorable expe-
diiion to Hagerstown.
Yet where was peaceful General" W.
II. Miller all last year? Snugly at his
clegan: home in Harrisburg, enjoying all
the luxury and ease that wealth can give,
while Col.Patterson was an exile from his
family, ri,kiug his fortune, health, limbs,
and life, in almost daily dangers iu wild
ani distant country How many Offices
did Miller resign to serve his country?
Not one 1t was not until after be was
a candidate for Congress-not until the
starved aud ragged Rebels seemed to be
threatening the very doors Of Harrisburg
no. until that extremity, did this valiant
"Geperal" of holiday parades muster suf-
ficient excusable sELFINTERESr to march
to defend his own home
Now, give each man his due. Which
has shown the purest patriotism? which,
the most unself.h devotion to the cause
Which has shown the most determination
to crush the Rebellion? and which deserves
the most honor and promotion?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
rea- Benz c. Taylor sends US a Dayton
co. paper, with the following hits at two
prominent Secesh Democrats
SMOKING OUT TRAITORS.

SMOKING OUT TRAITORS.
The Evansville Journal charges that
Judge Law, copperhcai candidate for
Congress, has put his property out OF his
hands to evaie the confscation act.
Judge Law had the deed transferring the
property to his wife made out 10 Wash
ingtou several months before the passage
of that act, and forwarded it to Indiana
for record jas. before its passage.
BY reference to the records OF this
county it will be seen that on the 81 of
April, 1861, Val!andisham decided bis
real estate 10 this city to his wlo. This
was after secession was fixed fact. Val
landigham didn't choose to risk his prop
erty in any contingency which his oppo-
sition to the goyernmcnt might involve
him in.
"Coppcrhcads" is new name for those
''sarpints," pretended Unionists, who bite
the Union cause in the dark
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

mA-The Union State Ticket is COM
posed of one Republican aud one Doug las
Democrat Hughes Ticket has two
party Democrats-men who have often
boasted that they never vote against Dem
ocratic candidates.
Our County Ticke,-nominated by q
fair maj ,ri,y over all in direct vote of
ZOO men--has one Douglas Democrat
The Opposition are all party men, who
ask our side to vote for them, but who
never desert their party on any close test,
unless they can make tive votrS by SiSiuG
vuc!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Elections of 1862!
NJ MAiNE,

II AlNE,
New Hampshire,
Vermont,
Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut,
Wilmington, (Del)
Illinois,
Oregon, and
CALIFORNIA
all the Loyal States that have voted This
year, have voted IN FAVOR OF SUSTAIN
ING THE ADMINISTRATORS Of President
Llucoln, without is or aHds.
,StaR patriotic HHtnylcaaia vote with
the other loyal States a.? or shall our vote
be oytina the Admini.tra.ion, as jeff.
Davis would have it?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

Gen. nArLEcK wisely and periodically
calls upon State Governors to eli the great
number OF vacancies in the volunteer force
by recent casualties, by the selection of
non-commissioned officers and privatas who
have distinguished themselves in the field
or shown due capacity for command.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Tuesday Mornings News.
THE TIDE Is TURNING !

Friday and Saturday last, 5000 Heb-
els, under Price, Van Dorm, aud Lowell,
attacked Gen. Rosencrans near Corinth -
they we're defeated with great slaughter,
aud the Unionists were chasing them.
Iu Kentucky, Rebel cavalry regi-
ment has been captured.
10 North Carolina, Union en.is;ments
are gong on rapidly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

Pdterson rotca against tie Repcal Of the
Ton"ayc Tar, 'chie Miller Qits La~yer)
cus L,riay t5r 1t, according to Democratic
evidence, (Sunbury Guzotte.) If Miller
thus aided (as his party alleges in chea-
ting the State of THEL We MILLIONS
Of D,Kars, what would Jesse Milier's son
do on tho broader field Of Congress
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
5 Teachers Wanted.

DERSONS sprlsing for schools will phrase
meet the School Directors and County
al the Rover School house IN
KELLY tuwr>h,p on WEDNESDAY 'N" -rh
day oi Ocroaer next. at . "'clnc 4 VI, for
cAaminat on. Bv order of Inc 20 d:
JAMES SHIELDS, ccy
Kelly, Sept. u, lso2 ,;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters 'es-
~ tamenIary on the last will and testament,
Of Mrs. ANN BAKER (wife Of Josiah late Of
Lewisburg borough, Union county. have been
granted 10 the undersigned, by the Register OF
Union county, IN due form of law; ; all persons
having claims against said estate will present
them. aud those owing said estate are reques-
ted 10 make immediate payment, To
NATHAN NlFRS, Executor
In my absence, accounts may be left with
Geo. +. Miller, Esq. LewIsburg.-Au-.l. pi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

There is something sublime in the last
words of the murdered hero, Gen. ROB
ERr M'CooK: al am done with life.
Yes, this ends it all You and | now
part, but the loss of ten thousand lives
such as yours aud mine would be nothing
ii their sacrifice would but save such i
d. uuIc
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

WALLS GUARDS Last week We should
have mentioned that Titus having resigned
Mr.. Carman is appointed Captain of this
conpany, and John B. Linn and j. Frank
Bcalc, Lieuteuants. The latter are now
asking recruits, to start Immediately after
the Election. This is another chance for
Uaion county and vicinity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

nea-The Emancipation PROCLAMATION is
ioytully received by the army. No man
who has "soen SERVICE" questions its JUS
ticc or propriety Men like Gen. John A.
Logan, Gen. M'ClernaDd, Col. Dickey,
Col. Morrison and Col. Iugerso!!, all old
Democrats, endorse it unequivocally.-
Fcecport (W) Journal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
ssy-The Public Schools of Lewisburg
g e-openeI yesterily, as follows:

In North Ward School BUllding-ChriSiian
V. Gundy, Minerva NJ. Me,zSar, Anna =. R"-
denbaugh, Hubley B. Albright, Agnes L. Dale,
Teachers.
In Northern Liberties-Kaie Miller.
In Christian Chapei-Rpxey A. Ellis.
In Frck's Bu.ldIug-Mary +. SiIler.
In old Presb. Session Room-H. Anna SIo-
ner, ReJecca Huughlon.
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bg,YlyEJ4R AhADElY.
rIUE iai, session commences
dEcsd:sy. Oct. :. 1867
The VyiitPT session

The Winter session
Immediately y after he u 'iiday>.
TnoSe desirous ol entering the Institution
for The first time. are requested I" ppiv tu Ine
Principal before The opening ol the School.
Special attention is given 10 The qualification
of Young Ladies aud Gentlemen tor Teaching.
The Bible IS Text Book.
TUlTlON-per session including contingent
expenses.
PRIMARY Beading, Writing Drfner, Arithmetic.
tiro. Gram aud L :. II,toyv.l IS 0t
ADVANCED ENGLISIl-L all not included stoyel 81
LANGUAGES, %
Tuition payable Immediately upon the close
Of the session. ~ A dedueiigu II 10 per Ct
,c'H be mqfs 70 Mose paying IN Aby.>cs. No
other deductions except for proiracted sick
ness. J. RANDOLPH,
Sept.9, 1869 Principal
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Vote for ALFRED HAYES. Re.
member, be is not a: Lomc to clcctiUnccr
i.r l.us..i
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ssy-There has been this year in the Free

States generally an almost unprecedented
Yield of Fruit. .S,ge all posstjIe-dried
iruit particularly is most agreeable and
wholesome to all. Soldiers would receive
great benefits from it. Aud another year
the Yields may be much less.