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The national Republican., 1862-02-12

tions Of this House.
Mr.. CRITTENDEN, Of Kentucky, lheu pre-.
sented, at considerable length, a legal argu.
ment In favor Of the admission OF the applicant,
citing several cases and varl us authorities to
sustain his position.
Mr.. WHALEY, Of Virginia, gave history
OF the Causes which led TO the formation OF the
new government Of the State OF Virginia, and
| claimed that II Is u legally constituted govern.
ment and that Mr. Segar Is legally entitled Ia
seat here.
Mr.. MALLORY, of Kentucky, also spoke In
favor OF the admission Of the applicant.
Mr.. ROSCQECONKLING, Of New York,
moved TO take fj6ln the table the Senate bill
| In relation 10 the construction of street rail.
way from Washington 10 Georgetown, and that
II be referred 10 the Committee on the District
Of Columbia. II was 90 referred.
Mr.. DAWES, Of Massachusetts then proceed.
ed 10 address the House against the claims OF
Mr.. Scgar He proceeded, at considerable
length, TO review the arguments Of the various
gentlemen who had spoken 10 favor of the
claimant.
The questions which meet us on the very
threshold Of this case, are: /. Ia hs legally
elected! 2. Does be come here with such man.
ifest evidence Of desire on the part Of bis
constituents that he should represent them In
this House as TO require US 10 lift him above
| all tho legal forms Of elections.
10 regard 10 the first proposition, he stated
that the new convention OF the Stale Ct Vir-
ginia, placed the new Legislature Of that State
10 the place OF the rebel Legislature of the
State, and that the new government of that
State had been placed under the Consultation
Of the State. That the Governor Of the State
did not issue an order TO the conductor of cleo.
tions according to the forms required by law.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

I'VE have news, at last, from New
Orleans. that looks reliable. Tho reposses-
sion of tba, mouied heart of Rebellion, is
probably complete, ere this. The Navy
operating SO long in that quarter is com
manded by CONS. Porter aud Farragat,
nnd,b Army by Gems. Butler and Phelps,
The troops we believe are principally
from New England. But Capt. Goblin $
Company from Sun5ury with whom Is
James Wolfe of Lewisburg) is supposed to
be there.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Court week, May l9.
Unto, Couu.y Court reclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. SAAL S.wO0DS.
w President Judge for the 2Olh Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed 0f the
counties of Union, MifEl n and Snyder. and
JSa " SIAnsToS and J0HS WALLS ESqs., Asso-
cIaie Judges Ia Union county, have issued heir
precept. bearing date the ED day Of FEB.
1862, and to me directed. for the holding Of an
Orphans Ccuri, Court Of Common Pleas. Oyes
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions.
at LIE WISBURG. for the county Of UNION.
on the Third Monday Of MAY. (heinx the
I9'h day) 1885,, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
Oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables ia
and for the county Of Union, 10 appear 10 thsIr
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
stions, examinations and other remembrancea
to do those things which Of heir Offices and in
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wit
nc5scs and other persons prosecuting in behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be puue,uA ia
their attendance at the appointed time agrsss-
be 10 notice.
Gwen under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
ifl's Once IN LewisbUrg the ed day Of
February, A D 1862, ari The seth year Of The
Independence Of the United States Of Amen.
ca-GUd save the Commonwealth!
l.. +. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
GRAND JURORS, May I. 1869.

KsHy-Wlllam Noll, John Datesnan. Isass
King, Laird Howard
BuEil5e-David Hennine, John ReAelss.
Joseph DeGen3srfer. Weidler Rohland
Lstv.s-Abraham r Men.eh, Joha Snydsr,
Henry Orvig, Isaac Reish
Whits Dssr-G w Askin, Jonas Ranch
Nc,D Bsr6a-john ID SPillsr, David Hor.
lacher, Levi. E Kesslsr
Uai0a-Irhn SgeiieT, sen'r
Wet BgEibe-Andrew Forster, Eav1I
Miller, Elias Rsish
Egst BuFIlas-.braha Frederick
Hlr!iry-Fre5eEick Worman
Liaesi0He-Enos Benher
TRAVERSE JURORS
LiGsss!9a--Wm katherman, D w Pellmss,
VIM B1senrelf, Jonas Hoy, Michael NJ iller. Js
Lstris5Yrg-Chas 5 Yoder. Joseph Musssr,
r Nesbil Joseph Msirell, John H Goodman,
Washington q Bell. David GIa,er
Ls,gss-Sam Grove, Jac Ruhl Jac Rudy
Uliol--Vs!eatine Sie,ler, Joseph SaaAnon,
Elias Siear, Iohn Youngman
B1Fghs-Wm 7 Liun. Emanuel Popuas.
James " Sinonton, Aaron Miller, Thomas
Cornelius. Peter stahl
Ns,1 B-is-Samuel G M.i!houss, Rsuhss
C Glii. Daniel Horlach-r
Brady-George K ssoPe, Gsrsham Biddis.
Lemu-l Porter
White Dser-Wm S,aiien. Jacob MCusiey.
Urbanus Ranck Joseph Moyer. Sam'l Duuisp,
Sol'n SaSsoman. Paul Diefenderfer. John Orr
En.t Begabs-FTed'k Hipple. Benz Sehrssk
Rlfl;a5'!rg-Andrew Guie.ias
K@Ay-Daniel Reneler, Jr
Hes. Buf1i9e-Rlchari SIruble, Bennsvilis
Relish, Lew Rover
HGriky-Geo Braucher. Iohn Kline
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
From the Slifer Guards.
APRIL 10, 1862.

APRIL ~, 1867.
I have no details of battles to record
nothing of brilliant charges, the taking oil
batteries, or tho capture of towns. In
fact, our regiment is occupying rather q
neutral ground, guarding the Railroad
to Bristow, four miles beyond Manassas
Junction. After lying at the Junction
several days in tho barracks Of 9th and
18th Georgia regiments, surrounded BY q
mass Of ofIal aud dead horses, that made
the air almost insuppOrtable, We took the
cars and were dumped" of by Companies
at different Stations along the line, whence
guards we're sent out to all the curves and
bridges in the vicinity. Our Company is
scattered in groups Of fours alonga line Of
nearly four miles, dozen or moro OF US
remaining in the center, encamped on
high bank overlooking the railroad. The
day alter We came here, a train broke
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
PROPOSALS,

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- BY WM. JosEs, Secretary Of the School
Board, for the erection new SCHOOL
BUILDING, 10 the South Ward Of Lewjsburg
Said Duilding 10 be let as follows All con
tractors to furnish and complete the part Of
the building assigned TO ihem. lst. Excava-
tion and Grading. 81, Stone Work. 81.
Brick Work. lth, Carpenter Work. 5th,
Painting and GLAZING. 9Th, Tin Work. Let
ting to be on Tuesday evening. the 6;h Of May
next. Plans and specifications can he seen
at the office Of Wm. Jones. Payment 70 BE-
made as the WORK progresses.
By order Of ths Board. Nm JONES.
LsFlsa4;s a,ril Il. lst2. -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
--latest News

UNION TRIUMpu.-Last Thursday
Gen. A. G. Smith went forward from the
Shiloh battle field to Pea Ridge, driving
in the Rebel pickets, and attacking force
Of 5000 or 1000 in battle array The
Rebels withdrew at our first fire Of artil-
lcry, leaving behind their tents, camp
equipage, private baggage and letters, aud
II willing prisoners, who say the South
are getting sick Of the war. 1t had been
raining every day, but roads began to i'm
prove. Halleck has command of over
100, 600 men, all eager for another trial,
and not to be caught mapping. 1t is said
1000 men are buried on the late battle
field-two to one Of them being Rebels.
Gen. Mitchell now holds 200 miles Of
Railroad in Northern Alabama, cutting off
all Rebel aid from the East. Beaure
guards hope is upon the Southwest and
West, where they still think they gained
the day at Shiloh, and are sending him re-
Inducements.
Gen. Banks and Gen. FremoD,'s Divi-
sions are pressing vigorously towards the
Railroad from Virginia to Tennessee, or
perhaps "on to Richmond" and if Gen.
NJ Dowell's division keeps up with their
line, they must ere long reach the Rebel
Capitsl-should no reverse occur.
Whatever impaticnce the President and
Secretary of War may have shared with
the soldiers and the people when the Ar
my of the Potomac Uttered seven months
before Manassas, they now cordially ap-
prove NJ 'Clellan's actions at Yorktown.
lie is an ENGINEER, and as such is reducing
that place, as Manassas should have been
reduced, by approaches and the strategy Of
doing something instead Of nothing.
Gen, M'Clellen it is supposed now com.
mapds 10000 men, Of whom SO, 900 are
Pennsylvsnians.
Thursday last, Union grnboa' shclled
battery before Yorktown, silenciug it.
WAsHINGvoH, April 26.-The Govern
ment has no special news to-day.
Minister Cameron sails for Russia, 9TH
inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
a faW Comnarisons.

At Waterloo, the arrival Of Blucher-
who he had tried to cut of-ensured the
downfall Of Napoleon the Great. AT
Manassas, the failure to detain johnson :
column, oyerwhelmed the Uuiouists AT
HAMPTON Roads, the advent of the Moui.
tor hurried on by the Department. turned
the Rebels ~ into sorrow. And BUELL.
was to Grant, at Pittsburg Landing, the
Blucber, the johnson, the WOrdep, who
reversed the tide of warfare.
Shiloh (back from Pitisburg landing
was the counterpart of Balls Bluff. OOiy
O part of our army had crossed river into
an unknown enemy's country, when they
were assailed by superior numbers. The
enemy we're at first successful-but the
reserves changed the result. :" We are to
haze no more B,R Runs or Balls Bays"
Grant and his heroes struggled day aud
night to maintain tbemselyes-and when
Buells divisions appeared, the Wanting
Beauregard found his own Bull Run.
At Big Bethel, Bull Run, aud Balls
Bluff, the Unionists needlessly commenced
szh,ing on the sabbath-and were badly
tLeated. At MillSpriug, Winchester and
s.aoh, the Rebels chose to attack on the
S.bbath-and they suffered defeat. are
uenber the Sabbath Day to keep 1t holy"
naeommapd Of the God of Battles, who
has most signally manifested his displcas-
ure at its wanton violation.
Generals Zollieofer and A.S.Joh ohnson
are the only Rebel commanders who man
fully met Union forces in fair, open fight
and both fell upon the field.
-Betoye Beauregard had celebrated
year from his heroic bOmbardment of
Sumter, be was himself defeated at Shiloh,
and Hatteras, Roanoke, Port Royal, Pu-
laski, an! other "re-possessed" forts have
avenged the loss Of Sumter.
L. Pope Walker, the Rebel Sec'y at
War, boasied tina. they would spend last
sauner in Washington. "Oid Stars
Mitchell and other Yankees now occupy
Walkers home in Huntsville, Ala.
Men from the States now free deliv-
cred the now Secession territory from the
Tories and British in the first Revolution.
N:sons Of the old Northern Wings are
Dug their fathers work over again-nay
snot hope, more efectually?
Pres. Lincoln's first Proclamation for
5000 Volunteers was received in the
Rebel Congress at Montgomery "with
derisi,e shouts of laughter" Their joy
SAs slDes materially diminished.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Issue List for Court, May 10.

| John Sankcy jr vs. Ann Barbara Sanksy
. Hannah HGnnel VS. Daniel Rens.es
3 & and N Ioton vs. J Muller aud @ Hoover
4 Ju Miller assignee &c vs. ledon's Exrs
5 Eliz Mensch et al VS. Sa Long and WI
s same same
: Abram " alter VS. John Kesslsr
3 Henry Musser vs. David Scribnsr si II
9 John Winters vs. A Crotzer
10 A J Sampsel & 2 SIncker vs. L 9 Herrcld
IL MARY BecAley VS. w Deobler & Baum
IL Geddes IL Aarsh vs. Wm Moore
10 VIM p UElingeT VS. Alex Aumons
"A VIM Hartman Va Jas 5 Marsh s Co
IS Z Slifet VS. P Billmyer aud 9th
l5 Francis 3 Potts vs. Abram Walters
II John Brown VS. Rob, Candor
IS Ar Clark's Adm vs. Charch s. MAiehssl
10 do do
20 n Eeusch's EXrs vs. Youugman &W altss
81 e Rosenberg Us ] & Kleckner
% James Scott VS. Jos Nickel
% Timothy Rose vs. Church & MNichasi
- Edward & James vs. Levi Beck an3 o,h
rs VIM UnangsI vs. Heim5sca o. al
&c Ann Warner vs. Sanl Warner
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29


1o Recent developments prove that
'ne Knights Of the Golden Circle have a
large number Of the members of the
oocie'y In the United States Army, as
0nieers' By this means, the rebel Gener-
as obtain their accurate information of
the movements Of our forces. This organ
llA''o0 needs watching. Its emissaries
a'e scattered everywhere, and are even
now attempting to resuseitato a political
party Win 'alandighau a, the head. for
the purpose of dividing the North and
bringing the Rebels again into powe, in
the Government. The people mus, be on
their guard against the Vaccinations Of
those "k. G. Cs."-.SanJuy Gazette,
Union Dem
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Auction

WILL be exposed to Public Sale at the llte
w residence Of rH,NELs CaSnou, deed,
in Chiinsqnaq1e Up. North'd Co, Tue sday
:.e3:is May next. at 9 O'clock. \ NJ, the fol.
lowing property, VIZ.
head Of Horses, ) Cows, . yonrg Cattle.
l3 Sheep Superior s;oca,) IL fine Hoss, p
horse Wagon. Spring Wagon, Carriage, Horse
Power and Threshiug Machine, Gram Reaper
(Hussey's,) PIowS, sarrows, ,Cullivators, Grain
Cradles, Hay FORK and Hoissng Tackle Corn
Shelter, Hay hedders. Forks and Eakes. RJl-
Ter, Carriage Harness anf Plow Gears, with
great variety Of other Implements usually
found on a Farn-aso 1 or ) tons Timothy
ilay, and Corn in the Ear.
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Dedsieads, Beds
and Bedding, Clock, Secretary Desk and Book
Case, = Corner Cupboaris, Cook Stove and 1
other Slaves, CaTpe;ing, Carpet Yarn, large
lot of Wool, . barrels Viue-ar,2 = Copper KrI-
ties. quantity Of Smoked Meat.togelEer with
a large lot Of Household and Kitchen FIrni-
ture too numerous 10 specify.
Terms made known On the day Of sale by
JOSEPH NJ NESBIF,
ChiIiisquA1ue, April &c. Admins traitor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con.

y
Y cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Register's
O.fice at Lewisburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts Will be presented for eonfr.
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
TO be held Al LEWISBURG, for the county Of
Union, on the fourth FRIDAY of MAY nexl
being the 2:si day OF said month. viz:
I. The hnal account Of David Hsrbss,
Guardian Of Leah !SfehL
=. Tae irsi account Of Benjamin MenseA
and Abraham Mensch, Executors Of Abvak0m
Ms1sci late OF Lewis township, deceased.
3. The accoua, of Israel A. Weir, Ad.
minstra'or of Henry FIes, late of West Baf.
laloe township, deceased.
4. The final account Of George Hauek.
Guardian OF Lydia Clapham, late L ydia Relish.
one Of the daughters Of Daniel Rsish, deed.
S. The account OF Joel Ranck. enc Of he
Executors Of Dznisi Lud,.ig, late Of White
Deer township, deceased.
6. fhe account % Henry Miller. Admints.
,raior of George Aihtr. late Of Buffsloe tovn.
ship, deceased.
Z. The accoun, Of William Smith. ere %
the Administrators OF Join Il. Snii!. deceased,
as presented by his Admir-, James R. Smith.
8. The account Of Ebsrhan Glazer, one Of
the Executors Of William Ge5ior.. late Of New
Berlin borough. deceased.
o. The account of II. P. Shelter, Adn'r Of
William Wh,iiRg,lai OF fLewisburg boro' deed.
10. The account o. Daniel SIahl, Admin.
iStraior Of Cafhuins Staht, Widow, late Of
Kelly tovnShip. deceased.
II. The account of Samuel II. Orvis. Ads
minisiraior OF ChGrLs Dreis51eh, late Of Baf.
ia.oe township deceased.
GEORGE MERRILL Register
Registers Office, Lswisburg, April rs, lse9
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Union Victory at
NEW ORLEANS!

HD QRs KAPrAHANNoCK, Apl 81.
Hon. Z. NJ. STANTON
have just returned from the camp
opposite Fredericksburg. i was told that
the Richmond Eraniiner Of the 26,h (Sa.
turday las) had been received in town,
announcing as follows:
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN-Great
Destruction Of Property, Cotton,
and Steam-boats-enough Steam
boats saved TO carry away the
Ammunition-Great CONSERVATION
Of the inhabitants"
IRWIN M'DowELL, Nj. Gen. Cmg.
FORTRESS MONROE, April q.
Hon. E. NJ. STANTON
A fugitive black just arrived. from Ports
mouth, bringing the RttersJury Erpress of
yesterday, which contains the following
despatch:
NORFOLK, Ap. 25.-The enemy passed
Fort Jackson a: 4 o'clock yesterday, Ilsst
Thursday forenoon. When the news
reached New Orleans, the excitement was
boundless. Martial law was put in force,
and business was completely suspended.
All the cotton and steamboats,, except SO
many Of the latter as we're necessary to
transport ammunition, &c. were destroyed
At o'clock to-day, the operator bado US
goodbye, saying the enemy had approached
before the city. This is the last We know
the fall; will send particulars
as soon as they can be had.
The negro also reports that the Rebels
have two iron-clad steamers nearly CON-
pletcd, and that it is believed that the
Merrimac will be out tomorrow.
J. Il. WooL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

In a recent number of the Lutheran
Observer, eight notices of revivals are
given. About four hundred hopeful con-
versions are reported in the aggregate. A
gracious revival is in progress in the Iowa
Lutheran College at Upton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Estate of Berryhill Bell, decd.

/ USIoS COUNTY, SIS.
! The Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA to Maria Bell and Samuel Il. Or
: hS wig, Administrators with the VIII
1 49, annexed of Berryhiil Bell, late of the
borough of MllliHburg, Union county, and
/ State Of Pennsylvania, deceased; to the two
| sons Of Ann Johnston, who was a daughter
OF Martha Ged.leS; to the children of Aary
Sawyers, (namely, Iuhn, Benz AMIN, Jefferson,
Eliza, Sarah, Ellen, Mary and Martha); TO the
children OF Aun SImonton, (Gamely, John w,
James w, Jane. Ann and Elizabeth; aGd to
the children of Matilda Young, (nameiy James
H., John w, Berryhll, Samuel and Louisa,)
deyisees in the said VIII mentioned, and all
other parties in interest of The sad deceased,
greeting:
Whereas, at an Orphans Court held at
Lewisburg. county of Union aforesaid, on the
Goth day OF February last past. before the
Judges of the same Court, Maria Bell. Widow
and Legatee of Berryhill Bell, late Of ihe bo-
rough of Milflinburg. county aforesaid, pre-
seuied her petition, praying for an order OF
Court for the sale Of the real estate oil said
deceased,
Public notice is hereby given to The above
named deviseeS and all other parties IN ine-
rest, to appear at our next term of the Orphans
Court to be held at Lewisburg aforesaid, on
Monday, the 18th day Of May next. at o'clock
A. NJ, OF said day. TO show cause If any they
have why the real estate Of the said decedent,
or so much thereof as may he necessary to
nav the Legacy to the said Maria Bell be-
aueaihed, should no; be sold, and payment Of
the Legacy to the said Maria Bell. widow, be
made as in the said Will specified.
Witness the Hon. s. S. Woods, President
of our said Court, at Lewishnrg, the Cd day
Of AnriI, 4. d. 1862 SAMUEL RouSH.
April q N'erN-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

RIGHT.-The Republicans, Upion De
mocra,s, and other loyal persons sustain
;pc the National Administration, purpose
uniting on one iDviucible Tleket-in New
York State-next Fall, as they have done
10 New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and
Connecticut, and vote the Rebels "breth-
ren" out of sight
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

One Wisconsin Regiment staying nearly
q year in Maryland, got up seventy mar
riages with the daughters of Maryland.
Senator Doolitile illustrated the tendency
of the North to colonize the South, by
this fact,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

The famous Colonel, (now General,
Doniphan, of Missouri, whose great expe-
dition in the Mexican war, all remem Der,
is now urging all Missouriaus to drop
arms, and take the oath of allegiance. The
public speakers in Missouri are now going
into the field "for the Union," and will
have great effect in cooling the excited
inhabitants.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Estate of John whitaker, deSA.

r ETTERS Of Administration de bcnis non.
! With the viii annexed, on the estate al
JoaS WufTrAKEH, late OF East Buifslos Tp,
decd. have been granted TO L0RINDA Low
All persons having claims sgainst said -.
are viii present thsm forthwith TO 6sorgs
Merrill. Attorney for Ihs Adninistra,riIJ
April L 1872.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

The Lutheran Observer says there are
now laboring in South America fifty seven
missionaries, representing the English and
American Episcopalians, Congrationalists.
Presbyterians, Baptists, Msihodis's and
Lutherans.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

The January number Of the British
Quarterly Review shows, that while, dur
ing the last fifty years, the Church of
England has fallen 20 per cent behind
the growth of the population, Dissent has
placed itself 303 per cent in advance, in
supply of church accommodations.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
PUBLISHED sRNl-wEEKu--
TanSlay Morning & Friday Afternoon.

IagOur new landlord OF the Buffalo
House, Lesisburg, inserts bis Gard to-day.
IL Is well spoken Of. Read AdVt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

rs-A variety Of valuable Farm Stock
and Utensils is to be sold by +. Candor $
Administrator. See Alvs.
See also Sale by Ed. M'Daniel, Ssh inst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

rn-Lee NJ. Morton-an experienced
operator and printer-succeeas Robert NJ
Frick in the M,Iionian Office. Success 10
Funk & Morton.
Mr.Friek is signing notes of the Milton
Bank, of which he is Cashier, and Wm.C.
Lawson, President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

Some of the editors Of the South bro.
tse 10 use up their type metal for balls
"r shooiing-irOns. Couldn't do more
mischief that way than they now do.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
Dtc0,

At his sons John schucks,) in Kelly TT. clst inst,
PHILIP sCHUCK. aged 81 yrs, mo and 10 days.
In Clinton Co., 10th inst, Mrs. ANNA HAMILTON,
in her a5th ysar-oue of the earliest members of the
Pine Greek Jersey Shorel Preshy terian Church.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29

The convict Toole, who murdered the
warden of the Weihersfield (CD prison,
"a S,y' he did 1t iu order to be hung; the
.is Imprisonment, to which be was con-
esuaedi bad become insupportablc 10 him
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
zeWisbur9 Warket.


In Washington. 22d ult, by Rev. John Thomas Mr. J.
n cox. formerly of Danvile, and Miss HANNAH
HEPPLER, Of Schuylkll Co.
By RevJw y Ker, 10Th inst SAMUEL KER and Miss
MARY HUTCHINSON, both Of Washington City.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-29
BUFFALO HOUSE
UNION CO., PA.
LEWIS GEIBEL, Proprietor.

TI'HIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed In Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find it the most convenient and
central public house-charges will be the
most reasonabe-and neither time or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who may call. Persons in the County
will be charged 25 cts per meal.
Lewisburg. April |, lS62