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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

The above r. portrait Of David sTCrsary, Of Naref
Twpwho IN the 3ist Jay Of August1s5 made afiavi 1t
ere Justice Gorey that be trentcd for the eure1'
CscgR by three ph raus Of Bedford eourty and hy pr
Newton oi the Eclectic College, Cincinnati, for period
Of nearly ,i-ht months notwithsardiny which his ip
r0s and p1sIJa of his ieG ehsk aocrs eitirey edieH
n,ray, s ~ given Up al hope When he heard Of the
Blood searcNer. aud induced 10 try it, four bot
ties cured Eiu and 'thuugh sadly fhguretl there Is
no question but this invaluable medicine saved his life
The fall particulars Of this remark ease may ue seen
in a Crcul ar 90 he had OF any Of the Agents
nlzo refer u of Nancy Bleakney. OF Eiterton
Artronx Co. Pa cured Of ScRoruIA after being unable
10 get out n bed for three years.
To the casa Of lady Ia An ouvile Clearheid Co., VINO
was also affictsd with Scrofuia in its worst Term
To the case # George ,ieisr residing In Carrntown
Csutrit co. "a who badly afflicted with lancer
mat +; est his ~rtirs oG and his case was worse II
rossills, than NCrrarya
TLs tart Ars OF these casesevery one oi Whit va
cared by the use tine blood sesrcher-may also oe
EtrI in a Circular to be hsd fanF y the Agents
I'm. LbHON, Proprietor.
- Taf0rato-yso- the usu uH-tUrc and safe near tne
f. mi. Railroad Depot, Uollifaysourg Pa soia py =,
w. scLaGlc. LeuishEry; NCreight tanek- eulalee ~ a
Roads. Eudv HnmeIrcich. farmcrsvtlle; cn1inI =
A " tttnrr Iiartstou; u II Eissell, Mihhnhurs' L. =
st4mm, winfield; shinGle Wagenseiier, seInssro'ri
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
GENERAL ORDER.

UIHE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| having this day taken possession Of the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad under the con
dilionS agreed on with the Philadelphia 4
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS, General Manager there
Of, TO whom all OiiceFs and Employees will
report for instructions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office Of the Penn'a Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan 20, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
General QTior, No. I.

u take Effect on and o1'er JIa. 30, 1862.
!. The Western Es,y,s,on, from
Warren 10 Ere. viii ~ under he Srperln-
tendence Of JAMES LEWIS, whose title viii
be Superintendent of the Western Division.
HIS Office viii he at Erie. Employees on this
Division will he under his charcc aud will
make all c1mmunicaliuFs respecting Their
dnlics or the bus ness Of the read, to him,
except as otherwise provided IN this Order.
II. The Eastern g!y iSIGH, from
Sunbury to Whelhsm. will be m ler The sup
erinrendence Of SAMUEL \. BLACK, whose
title will he Superintendent Of The Eastern
Division. Employees on this Division Will be
under his charge. and viii make all commu-
nications respecting their duties OF the busi-
ness Of The road, to him, except as otherwise
provided in this OrdeI.
III. The Accounts Of Freight and Pas
senger Business wit. on the Western DIvIS-
ion, be in the immediate charge of JOHN {.
BOGGS. whose title will be Assistant Audit
or. His Office will be al Erie. On the Eastern
Division they will be in immediate charge Of
THOMAS NJ. DAVIS. whose TILE will be AS
sisiant Auditor. His Office will he in VIII
iamsport He will also have charge of The
distribution of Passenger Tickets over oolh
Divisions.
All communications respecting Freight and
Passenger accounts by Employees on either
Division, will he M ade to the Assistant Audi
tor thereof, and respecting supplies Of Tickets
TO THoN.s VI. DAVIS.
JOS. d. POTTS. General Manager
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lessee Philad. 4 Erie X. X.
General Managers Oficc,
Williamspori, Jan. 80, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

Bysnss law, dead letters are returned
10 ther wriisrs when they can bc, and
doatls postage required. Ii nSt called iOr,
sasy are tLeu ssnI back.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
Railroad Intelligence.

Arrangements are 10 progress for the
opening of new railroad line to SuDbury
and Williamspor., via Sohuylkill Haven,
Ashland AID Shamokin. This route d.
verses from the Reading railroad at schuyl-
kill Haven, and crosses the mountains by
inclined planes.
The Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, since
the time it was leased by the Pennsylva-
MIA Ceoirsl Company. has been rapidly
pushed forward to completion. Men are
+, ct work at both euds, but there is prob
ability that the cars will be running be-
tween the City and the Lakes before Jan
uary, 1868.
The Sehuylkill susquehanua Railroad,
from Harrisburg to Auburn, after having
passed through q series Of financial mis-
hsps, and been 10 the hands Of numerous
parties, is now run By ,hs Readisg railroad
company.
The Mount Carbon Railroad is now nn-
dersoiog repairs, preparatory to running
Ioeon olives to and from the miues. The
road has been under the control of the
Pbiludelpbia & Reading Railroad Compa-
py since the lst inst HdrrisJaEg 4eleg.
The Bellefonre Press says that work is
resumed CD the Lock Haven L Tyrone
Railway, and hopes to chronicle opening
OF at least part of theTosd next summer.
rPREyr-cE never tires with bis hits ct
tho Rebels. Here are few more
The Rebels compare the Monitor to al
enormous cheese box on plank. We
don't think they will care to nibble much
more about it,
Lst a man turn Rebel, and all other
crimes will como easy to him.
We think that the Monitor has fair
claim to the title SO long aud SO proudly
vsvu BY the friga.c Constitntion-"Old
Ircnsides"
The Rebels have made a great mary
Internal machines, that won't explode
Their rebellion, however, is an "ipfernal
machine" tha: will.
I. seems singular that the fierce fame
in the bosons Of some Of our charming
Rebel women does hot set their cotton on
fro. !
Curtis has driven Price out Of Missouri,
and IN driving him CUT Of Arkansas, "No
blame is attached to the driver"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
Dr.. VIM. B. HURD'S
Mouth ash
A SURE REMEDY FOR A

SURE REMEDY FOR A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTH,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE Mourn,
And the best specific now in use for any
diseased condition of the mouth. 1t is
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying very tains of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impu
rites, iusuring
a SWEET EnEhTta
to all who make use Of il. No Young
Lady or Young Gentleman who is atiIc-
ted with
EsGd Breath
should delay applying this remedy, for it
is a certain cure, and is approved and rec
commended By everyphysician under whose
notice it has been brought.
A BAD EATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
PALMER. n0ss s. CO.,

~-Jg<- (I,rE L. PALMER AM co.,
Z - LeHiSbaTg Planing Mill,
H. A5.z.ss - - seeP constantly on hand and
manufacture to order Flooring, Siding,
Es0oTs. sash. shutters, EIil2dS,
UoIidinrs Of all patterns,
and a. other scrptions Of Wood Work used
IN Building.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. Al work warranted ta give satisfaction
IV-An extensive lot Of Lumber Of al
descriptions on hand ior sale.
Factory On North Seeyni s.reet, LerisJurs, Ia
April %, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

'I'uE s-,nens of Chemistry aud Neiicine have ben
ttS- h-if rt5inee thi- lest, rn'st rerfc:
curative which is known 20 man. Innnmeralle pr.oa,
are shown that ;-- TlIs have virtues which surp- n
exc,erre the ordinary medicines, sad! thai i-y win
r1rri.utliv ufo H. c-tm . al u-u THY are -as.
snl pleasant take tut p.werf1l 70 Their p-ns-
train. rf- =rIuu4t ' vital sities of the body,
remove tha oitrur.us & ii organs. purify the bIoot
and -xH Ii-ef- They purge Ouf the al huuiors ~hhs
hr-l arI grow di-;cIr.f. stimulate -lusgish dir
rs ,tf- nto their nftuFal son, sud irnparf hs.ithy
tone vi,h s,rrn-th the Nole system Not only Do
,- cure the every lay comFlsnts q every BODY tr:
sa liable asd HEsron- diseases tina, have hid
,h. hot of human skill Hhhe they froslnee ToserSJ
rts thrv aye Al the time, IN iinui-hod d. q.
.sist ami best physie thsi be employed fr rh.
G.ip- -ugar-aet- ihsy are Pleasant q ta-e; a. -,
purely vzstail TO- arr FREE IRON anv r-k of harm frs
have I,-n male which sUTass bslhf they d, -
-tanft,t.. iv of snrh exalted position and tiEa-r
.s ., frI.I tls suspicion of untrGfh Many sHiBsu;
. -.f-u an physicians ha I've s n; their e-rT
q, tn pub ihc reliability of by rrrueIies while o,b,
l,, -ut me the a-IEtn-s Of their c,nvi-,n thai NJ
Projections e'fiuIe irurnsusey 10 the r.lief q ~
,flieiaL -ulssTi1s i=ll.E-uira.
m i-sa. below nl.' e plasei 10 furnish Gratis ~
American Alussc containing directions for their nj
crra a--s q 'h-ir II The foIlowir couF ants
C,.isr-rrss 'oss Complaints. Ehruui,tisnl nrrrs-
nelrllu-u- liral- Pc ari-iu- fr1in hpu stomach NJ
-- iu-.I ---.n N.Ifi ifrr uu 10 the Bowels an "a
arising th,T, from tatglanry los q Appetite al
duS afI 1uraH-iS Hrsflsrs Which require an cys -
niii-in-. Scrr.1ia Kings EviL Th-y also w rs'J-
ine the ilntl and s-uu' u'iinl the -y-seri rs" many
utitints whir II Soaid not he suif -'l 70 omi
reafh -u-h Deafness Partial Bintucs-, Nous - 1i
Nrrvoiis Irrshfy D-rRngrrnents Of TIE Liver snd h
news tinut. and other snilre complaints arising r1
low state of tie holy or Obstruction ei IT, funruns.
D. not be PUT ID ty uapFineiilei O. Aiers With are
other pill thcy make more prctt on AZ f0r Aia'
PTuS and take nothing else. No otler they ran g's
you crmpares with tis IN its intrH-s value OF eurNs
powers TIE s-s wznt the best all there Is ioE NJ
aui they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AYEh'
Practical ani Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mas
PRicE 20 CIs. PE1 Box. FIVE BOXES roA n.
SOLD BY
- Sold BY C. W Schafle and F S Caldwell
.ewishur-; Edward Smith, New Berlin: D Weiisnsas,
'euterviiie; shiRdel was.nseller. selinsgruvs D
;ast, NiElinburs; Corey Bro New ColuEbs--aEI
ealers everywhere yat0treow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
II. WEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. 52l, Arch 81. Fh.iadeiPiiia,

one * he largest aud most complete Ol!ere ia the
UHffrd stat who're the h"st Pictures known 10 the
Ph1to,rap..ic art are taken at prices no higher
th1u are pai Tor uiserah!, casiciturrs-
THE Proprietor. Practical photographer, attends
rersulay. every itfiu--ari allows no picture 70
leave tte Gallery uu'rs- . gives peIert satisfaction
Dr-Gtr-rattrez 1uf tHtrat - Of aA-rni or deceased
friends phata zgaI bed 10 required size or taken IN
Canvas Ii, -f-, r1 ul' in p by the best Artl,ts
st this 5alir, pirturr- he token Ia any weather
-ss perfect In ,lau ~ dny when the sun shines
Prrsru- visiting the cry rtGy invited 70 ex
amin. cha us, alilA fr Fd-e and quaint! 4eiJ
competition.
t9-Ia..ra-.aas given Ia Tie at of pl.aograPhy
GuL-sr or AR. "a Arch Street, Philadelphia
COHRFNDf7!DyS.
From Hon L. d. Ct-FUttt. V. O. Ohio
Nv family lr, Ils Ell concur ths opinion that
tt- Sew, Picture is ilHre % like than syy thing
tr-r ever .-w. Ny likeness 1- been repeatedly t,kcn
Is fl' r.7t a-i-t- iu yar' ways- t1t have nvNsr
rt bad which pr-us tue 20 nature, all the iea-
tIfss amp ryrrss-i. Ms lr9uutrIanrr ns this
From Hon. , JOY N0FRis. late Minister 20 ialy.
The exquisite ssh beauty and soitncss OF your Dor
f5af ainsd with Their durability Of roic- art fzith
fs.uas5 s= Apussses, not tail 20 commend them 90
the attention and patronage oI all Who apFTeciate true
art.
From Cox JAMES PAGE.
Having o~-nsou fnr portrait, rrceur"i one rom
Mr.. Eob-rt Newell oi the city Of Philadelphia m la
turr in Oi grurF ursrtts 1acg rarff - l5 q.
and take great pleasure in expressing ts sa;isfction
m rr not only bv the sccuIary Il tie lie ness, but
its artistic finish all respects, and recommend r 60
tho patronage uf those disposed to encourage the taut
fu art. s'amo JANIS fA"s'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

Holidays-Banks close on
View Years Dsy-iih hankssirin y-ChIistnas
Regular Union county Courts open
Third Mon lay in Pebrua-y-Msy--erte rtembr-D Dee~mHr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
For THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, and
lfOnrseasess.

BgiNfiu.B, Mas. 31;h Dee 1855.
DR- J. L ATss ] D. not irr-ifzts 70 say
the best remedy have eT~r found fsT
Coughs. II .su se1i-s.. Influenza and the
eunopmiisai symptoms 0f y Csll, isyoar
CnEsRT PErr1asL. IT. eaH.t1uf uss in
my praetics sIii my family fls the last
ten year. has shown r. 10 f-'s-"ss sgp-.-
rirr yirtuss Sc ihc treatment Of iiirss
Complaints EBEN KNIGHT, Il. y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

UFo WtLs 0a uuWRU y
NvA ~" "
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them a bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often
= the disgust Of those with whom they
come in contact, without being conscious
of the fact. To relieve yourself from all
fears regarding this,
Use Dr. Nm. B. UurTs MuM Hash.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is Of great
importance to the general health, which is
often affected, and not unfrequently seri-
ously impaired, through want of proper
attention to this subject
tsE DR.. RM.E HrgDS MOUTH WISH.
Prepared at Dr. Hurds Dental OGce,
No. ~, Fourth St, Brooklyn, ED.
Price, 81 cts per boinc.
a liberal discount made to Dealers.
address PfihcipR Ofire, Tribune Build.
tHgs, No Spruce 81. Nec Torh.
Sold also By Caswell, Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; j. & |. Caddipgtou, rs
Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway;
by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22
Union County Official Record.

Pss6leaf .r4dge-sAEL s.wo'ps, LeEis:own Post Office
.issocia,e .Iudgs-J1HS ". suoyTey. Miiillnburg do
do JoHS WALLS, LeWisbuTs do
SierfF-L,FATETTE ALBRIGHT do do
PJofAoRa'yy-SAMuEI ROUsu, do DO
Reg 4 Zee -GEoRGE MuHuL, do do
Di.srif l.isrrey-JAs c. BucHEH, do do
TrSdsHrsr-J1Uv 4 NETTZ, do do
CsmRissianeT-D,vInfI n KFIY. BuiTaloa Roads DO
do FreurKcK BotEyprE, MifiDbuTg DO
do JESSE VI. WaLTEn. Winfield 10
a,rissi0rers' gFk-ASuRrw KENNEDY, ,iewishurg 10
do CylfpSs'-$oHS u. LIyS. do do
do P5ialsrs-W0EDES 4 COsNslIrs, DO do
MreIa'Is 1pprdissT--THo GUrrLius, Nifiinturs do
cfrns,0T-CoNHAn sHFCFLFR. Forest Hill DO
CgarsT-EIisHA sTrAUB, Iewishury do
iu-'i'or-sAYUEI C. Wilt. Hartletoa DO
do DAsIrL SHAFFER, Iewishurg do
do gLRIUiEE THosPsoS, MfiiEhurg do
School StperiNt t,Rdepl-D HTcyENn1 n, ,NcwDerin Co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

10 you WANT good Coffee, Tea, Sugar
or Nolassesl
G. 70 Er-fEs d coOPERS
DO You WANT prime late caught No.
and No. . fat Mackerel, Herring or Shad (!
They can he had at greatly reduced prices
this season, in barrels half barrels. and quar-
ter barrels, or by the single pound, at
ErANS d; CO0PTR'S
DO YOU WANT Extra Family Flour OF
good Feed! Co 70 iT4NS d C0OPKES
20 YOU WANT 10 select your groceries
from the largest and choicest stock in Lewis
burg! Cot, ETINS q C0oTEE'S
DO YOU WANT good Hardware, Tools or
Cuueryl CT Evans ,f c0OPgA'S
DO YOU WANT fine China, Glass, or Ear
,henware! Go 70 KTtNs f Co0PERS
Do YOU WANT Tubs, Buckets, Brooms.
Brushes, Baskets, or ether Housekeeping ar
tic!es They can be had in great variety al
TrfNS r. cOoFEA'S
DO YOU WANT good Coal O.l,or BurHin2
Fluid! Go.o ErANS 4 C00PEL'&
WE ARE NOW OPENING our Fail Stock
selected with great care, consisting Of Groce
rics, egual in quality to these kept m hrsi
class ci,y stores. Our stock Of Hardware,
China Ware, Wooden Ware, Brushes. etc.
etc.. IS also very complete. Please call and
examine ErtyS d COOPER.
LewiSburg. October Is, 1861.
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AB MOgTLEY Esq., ,of CricA. y. r., writes; sI b,,.
u-e,l yogr I,efarIi myf auI ia my l,n. es.r sim,
you Invented T. and believe il 20, 1T r,-epe g., h.
parPsc put cut. With I'D old should -r.t-
fay fucuiy sss dllisrs rs b2tie than do Wts,t /, .
take any other remedy
Croup, Wh0oping Cough, Infuenza.
sPEISGrIssB. Mss Fes : lsss
BE0rErR ArEa viii rll@erfay certify your I.rf--,
Is ~ -. r....fs We unsges- Or fie e-,-. q -
cough. erou. sai he chest Diseases Il chbifen "
your fraternity Ia tie SDHth appreciate ygar skin sri
IIIKAa ooSKLix.Mp
AMOS LEE, 80. N5vrzzEF, IA writes - jan l,;s.
Z" htl t-1us Infu-AH,- which conan-sl ne IN l,-,
siN weeks; to1- Ta@Iy His'iciu-s without rarf rs,Iv
trsA yur Ii-'r by TIE advice 4 our clergyman M.
arr ilss relieved the i ny Threat I'D Ir,
i-s tian QUE hdf ths bottle mate me casl-,ey WI
YoGr medicines the cheapest W. a. tls =, y,
bny- and e-trcu, you Doct0f and ySaE ssa.sss
tl4c .atr ul..iIs fflrufL'
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WE-T NsvriIIsrEa. Pa. Feh. :. l5l8
sra. Your sTsrTT Is=1ni Is perfSrInng nsrvsli1s
In fhs si1t- II iss r-.s-t'i several tn alarm
ing symptoms cf oEsnin ptJn ani y curing fnsa
wh1 h,- .l.ri under arriion u The lungs Cor DO
last f1rty v-l-n- HENRY L. PARKS. MerchAnt
l. RAMSEY, VI D.. AtEroy. MoSnoE o.. IaE.
vrte-, sept Is55: DI,inz practise al many y-a,
have fnnl nothing eiusl 70 yonr f1erTg I.earai Sc
giving and rsli % eOnsuinPtE. PATIENTS sf earns
such cnrabe-'
W. u.ft ada volumes Of evidence. but the orn-
vneug proof oi the virtues Of this remedy IS fund rs
ELECTS upon tFiai.
Consumption.
Probably no one r~rnedy has ever heen known uhrh
eure'l many anl surl dangerous this Sons
human all reach; tat even 10 those the C7,r-y
I;c'oTI, ae..fii- relief aud cofnfst.
Asr7u H'rsE- Wv YozE CIR. Na-rh 5, Issa
D'-T1R A1Es, in~ErI. E.l j. = dHfy anl l.asgrs
% iuf IN ylu What YOUR Ct-V Fscfsyr' has done ny
~ts. shs nd ,u fy- Hnu;is LIuriu- unIar the dan
E--rs svGp p'drns q usurnT7n from -iteh no ait ".
could Tr-ure gave hsrniurh rriieL she -tsiiy E4-
in Until Dr. sjr1u- % q city, who're have 80
ai'lr- r-- a1firule till n your medicine We b.e-s
us tlhE- S" Dc your sslii; Tor -he has IepNrr-l
iI that aty- SHE j. Mt yet strong she u-ei :,
b, bst j. c fIsn her cough. and calls herself we'll
l0CIs With gratitude ari regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHrrsYvuIx
Crs,ryfifsz do not -T1ir till ven have trsd Arms
cusF7T r rlstr- Il 3 sa- iy - the list medicsf
chemists n t- world ana iis al around Us be-psak
- r-L...
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LARKIN & co.

MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc Corner Eighth and Arch SIS Philadelphia.
fEEtr4uec on } gsh S.TeeLi
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C5ngf, C.'fs, frHsr, 1rorp, N1Hr.'ssS', ti'
y, afi.. l. ....z rr 20 Psp.', rT.EHy i.Yl Ehi
Iassusli gH.. lgtl-f,, dUt ior ~ ol furd y rf ai
f,ssfs) cur u a it 90 7ttaa.of .tg's of ice i-l
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Post-Onices in Union county.

.;'yiTr-iil Brady tcvrshipl Foreman, 7 VI
lSlfr-i Uniontoun. Brady Tf) DaVii AThuckie :,
Wat Dor Nlls-tHightovn, WhDTP} Uhs " King :
Fsic Gia-1bfc- K Corey "
ES-' r7ioH Kelly Tp) John nstrSman :
T.t-f Igrr-fInunty sca) Geo F0rrt-t -
Bl Trlfs 4 far8s- Levi Hauek -
Fl4'.f II l-t SarIaersyilie) Martin Rudy y
~ -.rflrJ- Narg VI StrC7 80
UlytIFln- Helen Hayes -
Lr'rsga--twost end Hartley Tp) Mark Iialfpcnny -
u5ae Snriag-, Limestone Tp) is ksuleabu.h :, "
s-re Gslia- ftwl smith -
Hnfehl-lDFy Valley, Union Try saml a Walter q"
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CCpsumpfi0n.
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHrrsrvrr1..

t'sTfirsS. do not iT1ir ill you have tTisd ArEas
Cu.H7T q rlatt- Il B. fa- by cf The list medical
chemists ln t. world an,i iis al around es-psak
Ln- :. L.-.-.. u \. VI. = u z ~. illI L.ilcr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-22

A d MO8TLEY, E-Q. II CricA. y. T.. writ--; 81 b,,.
usel yuur Ise,arIi ms -f AMI ia ms fsn,y .r., -
you inyrut.i y and believe il i- 1T rsripe g., h.
parPisc ever put ont Nah la.i old -bouId -,
paw twca,y ass fllisrs - b9iiie than ao Wtlot IL r
take anv other rrigaLy.' - .
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Martial Law.

This subject has been brought very promi-
nently before Congress during the session just
closed, by means ofmomorIals ana resolutions.
The judiciary committee of the House Of Rep
rcsen.,tiyes recently presented u report, re-
viewing martial law from the time Of the Tu-
doris. The conclusions at which the committee
arrived We're that this law in its ancient and
customary sense cannot exist with the Confed-
crate States. The substance of tho report may
Be stated in two general propositions:
Il When our forces occupy an enemy's
country, the people Of that country are not
shielded against military authority by our Con-
|s.i,utiOn or laws. The commanders, or the
President as commandments being in
trusted with IN army for the very purpose of
iuiucinG the enemy, and being unrcstrained
with respect % the cncmy's people by any law
except, Of course, international law, may cX-
rrcise unlimited authority over them. Since,
in such circumstances W. cannot administer
any other law, il IS inevitable that under the
name OF Martial law or Otherwise, the will Of
The commander sh.l, stand iUr law to the in
A.bitant5 under his military power.
- But Is t. our own citizens and within
or own country, no authority in the name OF
the Confederate GovcrnMoM. o. hit 70 be toll
GATED, cXccrt that which Is regulated by the
Constitution and laws. It Martial law over
the people be necessary in any case, it should
b, regulated and defined in Il sense consistent
with the Constitution by distinct enactments.
But since the phrase MARTIAL Law is, at best.
ambiguous, and since, by reference TO ancient
usage, it may convey ideas dangerous to liber-
tv. if is wiser in our LEGISLATION to substitute
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The patriotic citizens ofthe old North
State have taken steps to provide for
tho education Of the sons of all those
who died in the service of their country
during this a Every State should
do something towards providing for
the families of those men who have no..
bly, sacrificed themselves in the service
of their country. The Congress of
the Confederate States has thus Gar
most signally failed to discharge its
duty on this subject, but we hope it is
q nero oversight and not an intention.
al wrong. At the timo tho first con.
script bill was passed provision should
have been made for tho support, or at
least partial support, Of the families of
soldiers who died or were disabled in
the army. 1t may DO said that this
would have imposed heavy burdens
upon the property of the country.
This we do not deny, but we insist
that the property of the country should
bear the burdens of this war rs much
us tho individual members of the com.
munity. AS it now is a man who has
{. large amount Of property, if he is
not subject to military duty, is o SUI.
fering from tho war but very little, if
anything. The high price Of what ho
has to scllmuch moro than compensates
him for the taxes he has to pay. MANY
men are absolutely making money by
the war and ut the same time incurring
non Of its dangers and hardships.
We say let Il system Of policy be adOp.
ted that will place the burdens of this
struggle upon property rs we'll as per.
sons. Some men are neither willing
to fight nor to pay to sustain our cause.
Congress has passed Il law to make men
perform military service, and now we
want 70 see them carry out their policy
and make those who are not compelled
to tighL do something in the way of
paying to sustain this war and to pro.
vide something Tor the families Of those
who nave died or arc disabled in tho
Chattanooga Rebel.