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The New York herald., 1862-04-13
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A N0fufa IEAfH ~ eHLoRoFORx NEED NEyER
~ aa@sa w. ftTlfEk, ~. tnred cerum
ssts ~. hAs $40 thhly i.aps@at dMovey fssAra
ths FNs oi AZ dancer In tr
Al meaes n agoatlng tAe This vsus.fe db
urwsry maaN w ~nsMm "a pna als~~r< auon "a
ktnn r-ounna~mdsaey terasnanis from prom nen'
~ hA 4eenig asa niIssi. seis L. saxon IhiTd
nsehlNm
'"AnA .rrED FoR Is cE.rs EACH. At - BOW
~ nsNuars - fffTrns' Hank. gluf
a. lassf.4 ~ - f. "a a. ally By DR.
~ t Efi = 4 ii~rasIal d. haars from A. n ul
Dhrf wA frRM --AfF TFiosT AFFLICTED WITH
~ tFtraetsnn lsant N@Iraffa facr hr, Dror@y and
~ neeia A~erss " M .aa - Inasiste ata p~r.Aneni
rut ~ wearim& ANFiAw CO.. FAlEat ssAlsAno-Eiect
MrlaiN trear+ vfrF ~ hsoiswav nena Tor sircalaF
hlsNs t4tA- c. i eaaset elIress wtnt have snf
1cfflibE
Hnr " ~ a. tisA ca p&w ~ year kfesro
ta He ft en4 after shng tlsnn efretu ny cured me
arfr ttss 49, srs saee1 ~ them. sta dad 70 tAsss
irr asf "a NN.r.f ffu1a Ysnf< " ain.
I'D VA CONNOLLY, AZ hiss T~ras sy-.ssond si
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' ), rs,s s,s:s ''''' sass - I si'is.;ii sssias
yss. ~ s1s s4s~ss
,.,.... fsfsSr. nessx LosntK. kar~h ~ i.<a
NC. se1s &c. = n.r.s, ia 1sss sss1 s.fsa asA a.
n tte a. -~ab been as 'ssas the -ieea - Ef@e sanA
r suos IIs. IN ~, f.ls~. :. GO ssssrsrns uss. -sA
s aae sfip~ssi ssss sE y T. annisiesi shrss-
s;s,ls... ssir-ssA sa'' sy ;;ssr,,os s.......,
whalrmen -. a.. g..
AT Harta1cs NATsh a. tafts fI,F'. " - W.. y. ~
schI Resssn ki1g rripi w, Gee - si' "a 'ssn'
Foreign Ports.
sAhfnAessA. h@Fth i.-sie tafA SAD Aat"NA opassn,
cAnpFsAs march ss-sdtr,r.J west nara..s, Fersiana
'hS. sisos1r Ess,s,l xsra s. nssee s'ss .,...
hosr,eo bar, IA. xa'sh le-AH tris NEE "a. &AsT
P4.saso Marc II srr was osss;. p.sss' ,ssss'.
Amsrtcan Ports.
boston, April 10 tsadionsi,--Au brs kssisssy. cas
lia-,ArI steamer sanford ssassrd, Fs.r-.. Hep,ssi
ships Mar, clover nashss Baias a. rsss,s csss.y.
Gsns.e GsTs1s :, hgas..a ss y. s1 syn - E A.
3, Jagsi wild Rover, IsH.soa ysrrssss rsss.Yi.ss.s.
Ssss %sss s,SIs ases1s ssssfs ssss i.s y s No. %
g%h ggnh eisa Kelley ssai sa e gss e "a "a %
Highland Light at PN) trieai Arasi Afes 81
kGsp taaS aSd pass sse% III @ "H 'A.
BRISTOL, AIril ii-Ar scopw bo~en, fru'herssa q,
-EITzABETHPoRT April il-cia ..hr- uasas c~s sna
Entire KiIner, Bristol Ar.nsia, was Mss,ress ilsrt
ard Aealan, Chadwick Boston fss,, sarhs. f.n isss
Bridgeport: sioops John q Ferry aeea =. .,sw "a
fafy f4G STfs RIVER ss spli rrfi issia .s. .es re
GLOUCESTER, AIrl e-Aff sCAfs 1amsf Tsrruaf q.
Tc" nc%ssn na pliSss sSs s S sss ,s & %
Roekland for do Floence, Smith sn.hh'sh Tor 90 Roa
HOLINESS HOLE Aprl s-AIr bah Emma oashing car
ter @ Bsen9s ,sbsns Ay5,s f'r sosi9s o,, o,
YORK EW Iish hnpsShp sre Ama Ga" KSs s iH Thai % c
thagena, Kelley, do " ii Reed kcicg, syofs,
Providence for NYork land sd sd seArs L. ea Ts ~.
p,oyidence for icomieo, Na iIcnry I, Ogny y. ~.
Phadc nhia; clronomctcr Pcrssn Portland f4r WlnlnF
ton, Del l. Ames Holrook do for i'hi.adslfhis q.
iiih~ATr sebr Pres.dsni scl. sea,i, Arsoyo "a Nv
Elzabehpor for Providence sd ssnrs Albert ,gee, sns
Philadelphia for navien Magyar knight bpiinsre 'er
NEW LoND0S, Airl ii-sld bars samuel Mosioy, ~
NEW HAVEN. April lI--An sehrs Blossa,a, Dorr'a.s.
NYork wm Bemcnt Parker, Philadelphia "a ~ Qaa-
PHILADELPHIA, Ap.lli--A-r ship Zcrca Nc0onarls.
Londonderry; schrs SARAH But cardennsi lnarferaesr
sBr Beat Yarnorth rs Christ ps.r ie.ssI Lew - .
King, Leeds ' New YORK; Baboes, nsSs .ios "a
Msa%sS Msanas sssSs AZ rc s
Chesmsn NaniSeAe,i Young ge..sr. Mes,oai y sasg.
ioSn SSy Foand SoSn oae sSs SS
Fash, aver Gio1eeser; Z Downing Thorn; fhonas y
@SsSRs1 rsyo5 esao SSass & Sss III s
Clark, and Volta, Brook. Boston
Liverpool; Henry Cook Brj. Morgan Dablin
pRoVIDENCE, April LIAR steamer ospray, kenney.
sioop Wn, II Bowen, BroIherioh, NYors;
SALEM, April Arr brig Manssnla, Bsrti.t Matan.
for New York.
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VIEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

AIbAsy. April II, 1862;
NJ HosRos reported iavoraDy from The majority o.
tho committee the bin incorporate the Firemen s
Savings Institution Of New York, stating that the com
attce had doubts Of the prorrely OF chartcring any
mOie savings institutions in tho city.
Mr. TogEl Gissonted from the report on the bill 10 au
lhorize the Hudson and Delaware Canal Company 10
sract tsleg aph along the canal Referred, to DC re
ported.
Several bills Of local chafac we're passed.
Tue Oil for the selection OF site for another state
prison made the special order for Tuesday.
Mr. GANsoN called up the concurrent resolutions TO
amend the constitution provide for The appoint
hent commission which be referred certain causes
the calendar Of the Court OF Appeals tie object being
10 relieve The calendar Of the court
After debate by Messrs. UurcTfssoS, MuRPBy and
(;Axsos The resolution iostyeas, 10; nays, II.
The follow ing bills considered in Committee of the
Whole, and ordered 10 a third reading:
Relative 10 claims made against irsoyent debtors.
To provide for the enrolment OF the militia and the
organization of The American Guard.
The Senate coneugred in the Assembly amendments to
tho Concert Saloon bill.
Claim bills madc the special order for Monday
evening
The remainder OF tho business was Of only private
forest
Adjourned tiil half.pass ten o-ccct 4, w.. Monday.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

TrSfry House., Loypov March 70 lSC2.
This Corporation having caused q Black Iron Nooring
Buoy TO be laid down about irds Of niie hy tby
conf from lhc Wolf Rock AZ which the vessel employed
endcr 10 tue works IN progress on tue 10
sorsly mooredl. masters q vessels shermeh nn Nhcrs
bseslrg IN iDe vicinity of the Vol koek are teeDy eau
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cxrru psorssss
Sxfrn ERoTnsss
sEw sosx
PALE
vxx
gnn MEBELLEox.

q ~hals 49, sne snaxsl seta srewca f.an. - sksss.s
it an4 Ftw~rY No. MNA i~o <~t klxhteentb
sffcff as1aesn rsssnAh &sa ksrhth sfsnaes. rr
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

On the London Stock Exchange the require
ments for the new Turkish loan, with the sales Of
money stock, had caused, at latest date, an in.
creased demand for loans, and the rate had ad
vanced to 214 per cent The following are the
rates allowed on deposits
Joint stock banks 1k per cent
Discount houses seven days' notice .. lX per cent
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. rFENTit0 &aa Erff& -TfE fogD kEGIMEN1
"A Nan fea Van bafen l. rhf IN Aptry,
IN 80 saAa, ers e&alss aas1 rsf Thr .rN
g~aisnNrt " e0@ &C knxs Arf Nh ~ ncnA
itate snN ss.a q a.ea eerA faMt@tY ~ ktAsf ses.ea
~ ter = srtin< - - ti' ~ i~l ~ ~ err r.n
f.n eNfh ~ a. IMKste1lfuA
nua bra.lsr taa ~ ttn Anss elA@s .1uarag M tbs
-sies, rssnA a . inA ~ ar Hhss ~ AdsnsWh<ls
"a lhF NA14 M ~ f ~ h"t =" TFutAfry ~
fari Oms es. aN e i laynr, a. AeAal la@ftssa
MONA H IAN ENNfr roscrsf
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TAE SUNDAY LIQUOR QUESTION.

Decision OF the City Judge on the CON-
ssltutionaIity of the Lay-Hss HoHors
Dennition OF the Word "bsseraSe
Jcssrs. Ireland a.d Msttne"s Dss-
sBaFged, sc.
ne following docIs,on WIS rendered yesterday IN ne
GcGefaI SESSIONS by Judge McCunn--
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

The earnings Of The Milwaukee and Prairie ju
Chen Railroad shov decrease Of some IS 900 on
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

A NFTTFW WFTTTNTT NV FWT TTIIFFHE Ut fEFH
~ gtres netA ffeNnHa 49, ~ 80 er..eH * tsws
s.aAf t1lepnag A. ,Iths4lnt - +es tuft ft1autfr
4ftAet spi aat.fai uFa1te4 a4nenf ~ 'essweul
Nes sci NsgnfsaT tr tttt,fs ieft sA%se~r ans
Nov h4ff tNteT teH.er1 ~ fft hah Asin4A, a 4per
tgff w fut WOOD, Hni Wi IA flna. HAunt Ahd had
NH ifein tn. htteff fee use4N aen ~. stea !. ~
the A. s4Hutsrt oi 10 rtEne fAy
- saf hr sff. so fatati ARD an olbNF
dtseoatfs fe4 10 ls lile
Tse stanf 4a lasfty tllsN ups. AlAN hfrtfw.
ii.i sfeiS ~ lNnt ai IN hltAFfhh HeeA aAtinx On
sal. 44ith rtla.'t II 4A
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

NENTRAL PARK SKATING POND HOTEL, coRSEE
~ Sc. and Eighih avenue west cntrarcs
TO the ParkThis hotel Is now opened for the spring anG
summer seasons; II IL The most convenient and Tor hdes
house In the vicinity OF the Park The ant
dersigncd widow and bess call attention of car
rarc horseback riders pomcnadcrs and other travellers
10 er beautiful plaoe whore she VII the grvNie altn
ton her VISITORS and give her .1ardcrs ccmfofiHhn
home Several furnished unlurnishcd Ro0nx. VIII
Board ut reasonable terms be r1st oS May
Meals In German style Convenient 10 and Ass
the house. A. THEbkk
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F'o' 1'H A-1'Ns.'l Nas..1'lr nn.aAna.

tAtlE nRl4AnE.
4 rasI ihf fon asHrl ~
nA.GAnhR aENEn H. sCRoGos
Nee raeaAa "a Fait ftrtta blnain
I.e Fnurlh snt uanaes ~ t1l. loan fxk.
nssfsnT hunsl 'sa. ~ 10 fcsiy far tns csla
eitiit ihrss week4
the4e fNW taant4s icr lire ohwfs Captains ~
Iettaaanft tat ~tstF paris tf ob.Ain
Is~iiuDss ub lss~geet cnsy egos~i W ne scat %
Ths uhsNe ali fftNFA lstnrnfs viii VI fsx
i.sinlsn aIfads "a NE feA
Lieut. coi MILAN,
an broadway.
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SMYRNA.
cAknEsAs March 2seid ffirs west fsralsf, FeFtisna
tnot fosionl' si.il union ~ hsaff .e.tla
FALMOUTH, Nsrrh xb--Sid flTlra. fH4r. MataNan
horrseo Bar ia. Mareh le--AsH ars ffleasrn, AAher
PAiEaso, March f7-Arr trir oanres pssTeaf fsshars
QuEFrsIows March ss-AgB pars Lss p kif. hos. hat
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HoTELs.

CoZZENs' NEW HOTEL, At WEST POINT. Will
~ open Saturday, ia. 3isi May. The un unisrMgnedm
now prepared with fanfies for me
lie has also four Cottages :? rent Two o whict
' WM. b. COzzENA 4
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nopes x 80 rsruea A. oss v zee, 81 ths a vessel
fforr -1A trBhf wAlt i,sfA a. ..1t
b ordeF y NJ kEHIfluN E..r...s.
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Al 15 BROADWAY. CORNER OF DUANE sTRERf
"A Money ad, anced any olrt on Damonds Waseses
Jeverv ke business si,ict aud confidential.
r. II. MESSING, Broker.
Private entrance Duane street, frst door broadway
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rCuR Two sEvRss Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RBcsP,
ton o Old friends and new ensosrs The choicest q
II iGfecnwlch avenue N B.-No signs on The building I
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

90 BROADWAY, OVER KNOX THE MATrEns
LlL The best possible prices paid for Diamonds
unset Advances on wabches. Dlsmonds, Pearls Pissss
Optical Instrnens, ac left SALE will buy tho sane
at the highest mrr<et valve
J. II. BARgINGER 2I2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
Endorsed at Home.

In time Of common danger TO common
country, old party feelings should die of
There Is Lrt one party a'2l-ai in Rebel
dom-lhere s.ord je Ju' one in the Loyal
States until Secession is finished.
Gen. WM. STIRLING Ross, and W..
PENN M.yEE, Esq, Of WiIkes-Barrs-
sons Of the first settlers of Wyoming-had
bat,led each other, politically, from their
boyLsod up. They nos meet on the broad
ground Of Lajon t5r the sa!e Of the tHi,".
In his last paper Che TiHfc',} Mr. Miner
thus alIudos 10 lis neishbOr and O!d-:imo
antagonist:
soar readers see how Willingly Republi-
cans can yield up mere party organization
for the good of the Union. Gen Ross
WIS elected to the Legislature, last year,
all Republicans voting for him-and, with
the and Of loyal Dem ocrats, he ieiN be elected
.Surcgor General Jy such a n'gjJrity as
l-W dstonisd the .SscessioRists. Let the real
Democracy Of Luzarne unite with Us to
crush ont treason, and defeat all symgs.
thizrrs with the South"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

s~A short time before bis death,
Judge DOUGLAS said to bis confidential
friend, Mr. Sheahan-
al considered the Rebellion had sealed
the fate of Slavery. No act of legislation,
no act of Mr. Lincoln, no matter how VIC
lative of the Constitution, could have wro't
the injury to slavery that had been done by
the rebellion. Ii the Government would
only say and d. nothing whatever about
slaves, but prosecute the war for the estab-
lsbment Of the Union, the losses of slave
property, by the inevitable consequences
Of war, would have two effects. First, /!
would satisfy the people Of the South that
their own folly, and no, the action OF the
Republican party, was producing the loss.
Second, that the tenure Of slave property
would become SO uncertain, it would cease
10 be valusble-and, once brought to that
canil,ico, i,s fate was sealed sor ever.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
Ruined -

On recent trip to 7ur State CAPITAL,
inqu;-ipc after the welfare Of men formerly
well kuowu-some Of them the most GEN
ia, aui gifted o! cur citizens, and favored
by fortune, education, and !F!euds-mosI
sad3epiog was it to adj up the long roll
Of those "RyIHED" by a shorter or longer
i1uru 4, Harrisburg. Not only in years
long past, bu; reaching to our own time
not ouly in subordinate positions, but also
among the must clcvatel-DQukenness,
Glu';ouy, Lecbery, aud Gambling, have
bcgriled and RUINED their victims. Oat
c. tie necessities aud greediuoss OF these
have arisen c'rrur', Trofjsate, and extra
vagau; legislation. Con'aminated and
cJn;amiua,iug, orce respected men have
rceled home, bea.''y vrc'ches, dcPraved
in ra -sIs, bankrupt or Pijarel through
IriJery-in short, RUINED for tine and
f-r C'grl:'y,
"Wha,e Is such a one o! such Depart
men;i' (Perhaps head, and perhaps a
clerk 40, he's a ruined man-killed
By high living-a worthless dog"
Il dJu't hear from Senator -, or
Repre.enta,;ve -, lately" well,
Mr. died Of malia po,u, aud Mr..
- had better be, fer, tho married, he
is rotten wi.h lieeuriousnoss.
The brilliant committed suicide
(Which his friends tried to couceaD-
auotber oue gau bies for his liviug-ano-
ther enc sut-i,ts "a sad burdou) upon his
afflicted, Leart-brylsn f-mi.y-another is
a vsgabcud upon earth. In tie Army or
NAVY, the "habiis" Of this man demoral-
iza orrebleg useless company 0. eminent
in which lie is foisted-aEd that one has
lost Us this advantage or tba, action. 4
delinquent here, and a defaulier there:
swe, the fearful lis; Of rein, u,ca.
With such melancholy exhibitions Of
the inability of some naturally amiabie
men to resist the peculiar temptations Of
Lagis.alive Capitals, it is amazing how
infatuated many [aud their trieuds) are
to obtain positions in Harrisburg or il
Washington Mistaken kindnessss.
The people can not be too careful, when
selecting Oaieers of every grade, TO choose
carefully Ike most yeliaj'e nleR-those who
are not only virtuous and circGmsPsct at
home, under conservative Influences, bat
who, abroad, regard the All-seeing Eye,
and can detect, oppose and defeat the iusi-
dious wiles Of the Adversary Of al good,
in bis thousand specious guises. a man
Of common sense neeq no; fear being too
s;ric; or guarded il his habits and associ-
ations: be secures his own safety aud the
true respect, esteem and coulter Of the
mos; worthy Of his associates.
We have no reference to our own Sen
a,or, Assemblymeu, or the occupants of
The various Departments. On the contrary,
we heard them invariably well spoken Of,
as hUaors to cur party aud their country,
both personally and officially. Aud We
rejoice to add, that, year by year, the bet
ter class of men are more successful.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
Commencement Week, LewiSburg, S62.

the -ri-fv 4 Inquiry rs Rev Warm Randolph "'f-
uaugawn.Ta- EyfSI>s -->~rmGn hsf,f- the bdGca.lcn
s-Jrstv. hy Rev ww >tsdrsrh, u d
N,nday. Irly 2>-EyESI>s.-Priss peeismstions cf
tn Sopb0n1rs Class
Iae>daJ. IEiy g-MoHSISs-Neetns Of Boards o,
Trns-ss aul CHrst8r- AF1Kg>o1N.-Aunusi Meeting OF
the Flu5ati.n >aci.;v. EvESISs-suniverssry Meet
In, Il the Sociatv of the Alumni. arrtlr-6ev- Y g
Tay ior. Cibcinnst O. Fo-t-Rev. VI. Lyon, New ko-
rlri-. y. Y
cises % the Is-oincsl Department svrEkSc1N Ami
vsrsary Exercises q th- fsms- Institute EvENi>d
Anniversary Of The Literary SocirtIes oratar-ksv Y
usa-la. a b al Position. Oh aries Thurter, BROCK
iyn. y Y
Ibursaay, Jaiy l-comn.noemsnt-
{. :. JAMES, SEE 0: Faulty.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

Coop ExAMpLE While on his trav.
els at the West, Hon. Edward ETerei,
was preparing to attend public worship on
the Sabbath, when some distinguished
visitors were announced. In few mo-
meuts, be frankly Informed them that he
was a church going man, aud they could
either accompany him, or excuse him Tor
bidding them good day. II was a gentle
rebuke, and be performed an act worthy
of imitation BY all good citizens, aud
especially by professed Christians.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
Bri-adier General of Volunteers
A very intelligen, colored man assured

A very intelligent colored man assured
a Uuion correspondent in Virginia that
the slaves expect liberation as the result
of this war, aud viii fight for whoever
frees them. They prefer TO fghi Tor the
Union, but if the Rebels will free them,
and the Government will not, they will
90 for their freedom Of course. They
could have done US much good, If prop
perly encouraged, heretofore. The Rebels
would rather lose slavery than be whipped
bY the Yankees The black man MAKES
very Reasonable Statements.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

Fit is strange how long it takes
f'@e people TO understand that Elitors
e-a not pay attention to ary ahOuy III Gus
letters One to Us few days since, al
,'sea Certain criminal attempts upon The
lonor OF women, by professor Of better
hoFais-another, yesterday, asserts ,h., a
woman had pilfered habi,ually, and ber
issPecifal' friends could 10 l0uger pre-
tsl' ti her exposure. Do persons suppose
~ h-it'rs are fools enough TO prin, such
h0sAous assaults-false for aueht thew
-,., A'o, against persons they know no;-to
'l'''i s'ns Que who has not courage
--'sl /! slsn Ia ssa clLs.s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

s@ The vote Of Lowisburg for Commis-
fiouer psoTes that although in large dis
'ricts they are no; disposed to be iiliberal
Oar nearest neigbbors, Noll and Smith
received each the same number Of votes in
each Of our Wards, while our more dis..1,
friend Reed fell only two votes behind
them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
,sw,,brss LADIES. solplEEs' AID s@lEri.

rYThe Young Ladies viii give an Enter
lainmeni n Independent Hall, afternoon and
evening Of Commencement. (i'hurs July 3l,)
the proceeds for The Soldiers. Admission 10
Music, Tableaur.S c -(eveniug) 10 c'nis-and
Refreshments (afietnoon and evening" extra.
sS-Franfs T., the Country inritsa q orntfit4i-
a E,a:s cf EEE8IES ~ the Est-rtsiuEaent-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

An army correspondent says be saw, in
Va, an elegsn, piano tia, had al, It's 10
sides taken out. aud horses were eating
oats, out Of it. A performance that ihey
accomplished, We dare say, withou; drop
ping an cat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

s~The Cedar OOwa) Democrat, says :;
1--WE are pretty well satisfied that the Or-
der of the Knights of the q olden Circle
exists in this county" No doubt the Sc
cret, traitorOus order is working all over
the Union, in connection with the 'De-
mocracy." The true friends OF the Coun-
try may be assured this is not an Idle
alarm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

Five or six monster Union and War
meetings were held in New York, Tuesday
week The largest was presided over and
addressed by Gen. Fremont.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

How absurd the Rebel boast that their
armies, raised by conscrip,ioa and fed By
pluuder, can never be destroyed except By
"suuihIIation-deatb in the last ditch y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

rs-A large attendance of old and new
yisiters for Commencement Week. Ser
mons in the Baptis: House, Sabbath, by
Rev. Messrs Wright Of \ J and Pel'E Of
Ny. In the Methods, House, By Rev
Messrs. Murphy and Brown Of n, j. ln
the afternoon, Rev Warren Randolph OF
Germantown in University Hall
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

,s7The quota Of the Laws passed during
the la,e sessions Of the Legislature, has
been received II ihis Office. and are ready ioI
distribution - those entitled 70 ihem.
July %. 1862. SAML ROUSH, Prot.
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ANALuED @ OFFICER-Geu. Pope
offers a reward Of 6ve cents for the appre-
Leusion of Capt. Samuel L. Harrison, OF
the 95,h Reg. n. Y. Vols, he having de-
serted his company on the 2lst inst.
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Contrabalds in Carolina.


an extract from despatch received a; the
War Department, dated
BEAUFORT, 5. C, July 10.
SIR: | have the honor TO report, that
every thing pertaining to the special service
for which an sent to this department is
in favorable condition. The negroes are
working ini9str!oasly. We baVo some fl
teen thousand acres corn and cotton uLder
cultivation, and it looks we'll. The system
of voluntary labor works admirably. The
people are eontented and happy. When
the new crop Is harvested, they will cease
to be burden upon the Government. oy
adopting jaiiclous system Of reward TOR
labor, almost any amount can be obtained.
lis proceeds will pay the expenses.
| am, with great respect, yours truly
X SANTON,
q C.,a.,1 Cf Tnlurfaers
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tS-We hugely ike the introductory
Editorial Address Of Abraham l. Guss,
Of the Jonista Sentinel. Hope be will
live up to it, and flourish in so doing
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29

-"Sionewall Jackson is son-in-
law Of Rev. Dr. Juukin, formerly Of Mil
ton, Pa. 1t is said that when the Or.
lsf, Virgiuir, he not only shook the dust
OF of bis feet, but also had bis wagon
wheels washed, SO as to leave all the
.soIr' behiud.
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tgRev. d. Msnigee, late Of Milton,
has entered upon the pastoral care Of the
Passyuus Baptis: church, philadelphia.
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rr-The following in addition to Exam.

R.r The f1II0wlng N addlhou 70 txam-
irstp- IN -sreral studies the Order Of Exercise. at
the Pusls E=sPtiea Of The Le~i-burg Academy, Prisy
Praver-R.v c II Ie.nhseh.
For:ira r-E-'st9uKr-1 step 70 TIE muse OF tie u
i5n-L4rn c. Np:~i
r.sav-A us % Yeuu- N-n-n''vrr Ash-nt-lter.
s-t,-ch-, F-i-f Thsuk--iEiur >-rmgn-hant W Cox.
Coi!1guy- Hob Nothas-A. Ii. Dickson I D. BsneAs b.
e sjodsut1n-
srza-h-A ..rer II P-rry-Therou G-iis--
sr.--h-Thr Present t-tellion-I.mes Lenhaeh
C5.Igs.v-Nrs -t0u'- T~s Patty ui-1sltSTfsr
RfIz.n. c Eatllbell, n " uiuter.
r-say-au4lvsi- & n1t,uy-A. 8-ilrr-
So h-H- I-si1 ou hu-s- tie CoFr--Pon1ent q Tie
flplan T!Ht---W T y L-inhach.
CoIl.our- lul--essussnt 4 al American SeEnan-Nm
~-ir-rt J D. Niis0n. u. K. Van 6eIer, Z. Ashsn-
f-l-s-
sp,eeh-Trsu:e to the Memory q Col Black, of Penra
r Ncur-rnzn-
Report O; til s--sion-
Benellr;ioa-Rev. D. Dickson.
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Our soldiers should Dot take any psi0s
10 catch Rebels runaway slaves, but they
shgulI s.isu Rebel runaway IasieTs
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Administrator A Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
W the estate G. BENIN II. BRpCSR.
deceased, laye OF Eas, Bufaloe Twp, Union
county. have been granted TO the suoserioef'
by The Register Of said county, in due form;
a.! persons indebted to SAID estate are reques-
Ell 10 make payment, and those having CLAIMS
against the same will present them daly
authenticated for settlement, 10
J. A. GERTZ, Aiaini.lraior
Lewi-burg May 81, 1864