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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-21
CIRCUIT COUHT-MAAIluN 90 CO

\ -
iam ii. IIu lbu.. Philip Vnu Vslkenburgh
M lillian Is Leonard. against II z-kiah Ii
Sfpith, Hlantha smith, " llham ltr,ch, Aui u
NJ AidrIch, Jan es +. A:drrch, E.eanor {. Aid
rldh, Martti' b Meadbmy, Z K. NJ adburv
drorge T.. Eanderhnrsh, William Ii. Bonnei,.
Phio acAipine, Thorn S. d kru, Samuel F,
Pratt, Pascal 7. Pratt, Ejsaid =. BraiS, Her
man h Wells, jonathan ). Christie, William.
fHdou, William T. Bodgtt, Hcury A Hunrmg-
ton, fhiiip Wad.E worth, Crlyin G. Park Jr
". K. Brown J. II. v h, eler, sidner C,fn,,I
81 muel u. cornell, Johr NIils, b. unin F.
oias, Frederick r .bbas, Fred, rick Horpner G.
dHsiavus Van ben ch, guardian OF August
Nmaitr, L. man C.ek, William Dond payit
Il Baker, b. u ';nIu F. Jones' Bernard Louti
State Bank o. Wisconsin, Ionu F. S..,nIo,.r
Robert ". seymour ThuHb4s 4. Grecu H-..f,
Button, Within, ) Nudge, William +. U4l
ton, Henry kinibail. J.rvrs F.. P.4t;, Ja,cph
..ia.' Jason DoAncr, ca res + Drap,r. DlpI.I
'a's' ~ T. Cask, GeAge Ii. Clark, and
ia nes F,veisnf.
lac State Of Wisconsin to the above named
defendants
You are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint n thu. actIou which
+" d hied III he oifice oi the Clerk Of The Circuit
oou'', eou ty VI Manto~Uc, at MaLiiowoc
- ia uaty 2l,t, 1862 and TO serve COW
"i your answer u Ihe said complaint on he
Sn"SCflocr at his flee in MAJ itOwoc Wis
WHINE ninety days after the service Of ,h,s
summons Oh you exclusive o. tae day If such
ger 'ce, and If you fail 70 answer h said c,,n
pisiht within The time aforesaid The plintif. IL
this action viii apply to the Court for the re.
hei demanded in the complaint.
- D" ". II. NICHOLS, PTS At,.v.
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slcriff Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Cucut Court, Nanitowoc
County.
Alfred Smith ard Ia 7. Smith. Admiuistra.
.nrs 81 the c~ia e OF Daniel Suth, deceased
4gai0-t l. rni-t"' Diu."r. Aimed, + D,moit,
rs wife, ard William FiIhI,r dguent O.
o-rc'osure IN s4iy.
| vIr u o., AID pursuant to Judgment rem
| Ger.d Ii sid Courr IN In have suSirird ac>
tarl dated o.t,her 80 ~ 1861. shall espo-e
tor sale AID sell 1T public auction, Al the Court
uyU-c. The v'l age Of HtnifnwOr, Oh Fri
Gay, he 18th day Of Arr,l. l,G2. 1T the hoIr
of t. Ii o'cIgck Il c for, mon, III IolOsirg de
scribed mortgsgrd ORE m j>es ar - nucn thereof
40 may be u,ces-a-v 1, Iaise the amour # laid
Judgment, Interest, aud costs, Together with the
expenses of sa.e t0-wIt: Lots number nine snd
e. in block G1nier nine ia he village oi Mi-h.
lcott, In The CouGty Of Manitowoc, State Of Wis,
cIn-in.
DAIed, Sherifrs Office. Nanitowac, Jan %,
1862 WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Aauitowoe County, Wisconsin,
GEo. y. Wooors, Plsiptif's Attorney.
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Great IAaiioWoe County.

William II. Glover J
Thomas Kennedy
The SAGE Of Wisconsin to Thomas Kennedy
YOU are hereby summoned ard required I"
L answer the complaint in this a"rinr, y
copy Of which was fled III ;he flee # h" &c 4
OF the Circuit C0r t II NJ .Itowoc County WI,
consin OH the 80 day . September 1861 ,auu
TO serve a cory ui f0ar answer to the sad com
plant on the subscribe at uy Office, in the
village OF Mriitowoc, wuhjn t~tI'y Gsvs after
the service hereof, rxcu-ive OF 'he day OF sucu
service: and If you fail to answer thu sad com
plant within III" me aio cs "a, tire plaintiff III
his aciion will TX jtdgmrnt against you for
The sum of one hundred and seventy dollars ana
tseuty cents with inter It rron the thirteenth
day of July, on thou-a d eight huudted aud
sixty, besides .he cos: Of this action
GEO. y. WH0DIN, P!asutlf's Attorney,
Dated, Jan 2, 1861.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession in
Manitowoc, and car now promise TO give
prompt attention to all professional business
entr,ls ed to him.
- Collections made in any part of the State. d
For q few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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THF MANiToWOc PILOT
T E r Nj S

20 Village Subscribers, when LEFT by the Car.
sr, 100 per annum. ..--..a 81.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, sl,o0-inva
ri,5Iy in adgance. .a.
Eleven copies will be sent to one post Office on
he receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
receipt of $500.
- Advertising at the ususi rates.
JOB pR1YgTIYE.
Having large and varied assortment OF Joo
Tyne, and Two PrFssYs, the Proprietor IL pre-
pared 10 execute al, kinds 0. jon PRINTING On
short ice and at far prices
~ All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment Tor work or papers
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SUMMER RAPE SECn

order 10 earn their own Burnug Oil. Tie
mill beng cympI"ted, sbail buy any quantity at
Rape Seed FOR CASH, AID manufacture on,,
Pnrihei o.. Farmers may rest Statistic that |
shall endeavor TO serve them in this line Of bu,i
ness 70 their satisfaction
- He as Rape Seed for sale, and will fur
nish It 70 farmers Al cheap rate, as an induce
nelt fcr them to cultivate il
WILLIAM RAHR
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attorney and Counsellor u: Law,
rstice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticuar ate; ton gwen to collecting, &c. Of
hce on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. nl-6
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Noiaiy PUJhc and General Land Agent,
sT0CKBRIDCE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend TO the payment Of taxes. the oollec.
ton OF debts, the ex .nination Of titles, &c
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EYI. NJ. NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis, Collections promptly attended
10. ul-tf
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IL. II. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Once on
York street, north side Of the river, Mani
tnwoc. 42-ly
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CEIAS. A. REUTER-,

NOTARY Public. Agent for the Ml~aukee Mu
tuaI I.snrance Company, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend IL he payment of Taxes
&c, Office On Ninth Street milf
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Farmers Take Notice,

VIE UNDERSIGNED intends 70 erect this
Il season 4 hr,;-c'as- OIL MILL in Man
uowoc lie therefore would ash III. Farmers 10
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PRR'S WEEKLY.
4 First-Class illustrated Family Newspaper.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

TERMS:
One copy for Twenty Weeks S 90
One copy for One Year, $50
One copy fer Two Years, 40
Five copies for oBe Year, 800
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Htrper'0 Weekly and Harper's Nag ,zine. one
year. -.
Vo,upos J. II, III, ard ", Of Hs7per's
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free 60, 81 sacn, g7e n91 ready.
Muslin co-e-- .re EIcEisSsd 20 those si,7
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Twenty-Five per cent. Discount allowed to
BookbIuders and Il trade
Clerg'm men and teachers supplied at the low
est Club Rates
HARPER & BRO : PUBLISHERS.
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60 80, "'"As ava e'eeHh'
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sa,s '1 -% ~ ' -, etp%sa o. ,raFng
"a ~o,atia'.a3 =. 'eo' ie'!"ole
Th",s ~ " $1,000, co ,',",l'',,ts
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Paper Rags and Old Conner

hE hit,HEsf PRICE in cash paid TO,
Pt' bags and Ord Copper, at the new
J. BRAADEIS
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All Book Accounts and Notes
Omce sup, of Schools.

OiiiCe Sup't OF SChOOls,l
MAsIrJwoC CoCATY Jan. Isl, 1862.
The County Superintendent can be
be found at the Office of the County
Judge in the Court House, on Monday
Of each week during his business hours
(from 10 \. NJ, to 3 p NJ, and on such
other days as his official duties will per-
init
B. }. VAN VALKENBURGH,
superintendent.
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EGici"nf agents wanted In

, u t-''i'F- Y FfiFFl
ct csri'.I 4 pf,'ilab'' business can be rca,iii,
: established We offe liberal inducements.
Is. Any eptreSp' Niece regarding our machines
WI he promptly aud gladly ans ~ered en-
close a ! ter stamp a ~ will spnd cir
cular and SAM j. = w. k Nv return Of mail
COOK, STONE i CO.,
Agen'S fnr Asrih- Wrsiern States,
La L Ike Strnn. [ - -..,rsN cl.in,no
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4 COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE

fou dav to DIV, and fsorn month 70 month.
d. the We.klv 4 SrIr- Weekly editions o.
The Vosd. esprclal! Large -Escs ill be gwen
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Wh0 takes Best Care ?

"The poor ye have always with you"
aud they ,bogA be sustained in some de-
gree ot comfort-es7ecia.ly those who
have been OF are willing to labor Those
who have worked hardest, are best en,i-
tied to support. This is bcnanity-:his
is Christian charity-this is common
sense and sslt-interes,-;his is true Re-
publican Democracy, true political econo-
ny. Ba;we dai certain politicians howl
Ing because !aw blacks share in the
distribution e ratiors from the Govern
meut stores at New Orleans, to relieve the
more extreme cases Of 3esiiiu;ion, arising
f:on the effects Of the War upon tha,
city From the Publication, f5r the week
ending Sept. 27,h, of the particulars Of
til, charity, We ge; the following state
meht Of the uat!yities ot the families
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
--latest News

GALLANT CHARGE Last "Wednesday,
the advance gUsrd Of the Union army,
near Manassas Gap, at a small town
called Barber, came upon 5000 Of Siuart's
cavalry. Col. Gregg, Of the Sth PENN a
cavalry, charged upon a regiment Of Reb
els, aud routed them. Tne Rebels left
SO dead upon the field: cur loss was )
killed and 10 wounded Il was decided
victory, in fair cavalry fight Of the bes,
men on both sides, and shows our cavalry
are becoming a match for the enemy's.
The Rebels retreatei from Warrenton,
bu, Jackson is said to hold the Chester
Gap entrance to the Blue Rid se, aud
Longstrset is said to be a, Culpepper with
a large force. Whether Lees army is re-
treating towards Richmond, is matter Of
conjecture, but the Union forces we're on
tie march at last daIes, Friday.
Victory IL y. C.-Gan. Foster, with
y, or -, 0G0 men, from NeHberD, 29th
Oct, started Up the Albermerle Sound,
some think for Welion-au important
junction. At Plymouth, be "baggsd"
5000 Rebel soldiers, completely surprising
them.
wednesday aud Thursday last, Breckin-
ridge, with %, 600 men. moved from Mur-
ireesoorough agains, Nashville, and after
beavy bombarineut, retired. Gen.
VI Cook has added his force to those in
Nashville, which is nearly surrounded,
but not considered in danger.
The pirate ''290" or Alabama, having
robbed three English, as we'll as many
American vessels, old Ball will begin to
roar 10 another direction.
La Grange, Mss, is occupied BY our
army. The Rebels hold possession Of
Holly Springs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
What Henry Clay said of Rebellion.

What Henry Clay said of Rebellion.
IIn 1850, Gco-gia threatened to secede
Henry Clay said, 10 the l. ). Senate J
Now, Nr President. | stand here in ny
place, meaning to be uuaxod By any
threats, whether they come from iDiivid-
ua.s or from States | should deplore,
c. much as any man, living or dead, tha,
arms should be raised against the au,hori-
iJ Of the Uaio1, either b. ial.yii1al. or
By States BI', af,ar all that has
occurred, If any SAFE, or, portion Of the
people Of any Safe, choose to place them.
selves II military array against the Gov
erameut Of the Union, / am II, trying
t.s strength u lie Government. an for
i'cer;aining whether We have govern
:sns or no;-prsc:ical, efficient, capable
minimizing its authority, and Of up
'olding the powers and interests which
'elong to government NJr, sir, an |
10 be alarmed or di.sualsi from any such
'course by iatimltioa Of the spil.iag Of
blood. II Jloo{ is to BE g!l, BY r52se
Iia" Is ~ UPon the s1FPosition, l
nainfain It E..l be the faal, Of those who
eaoose to raise the standard Of Disuuion,
'ni endsaVor to pros,ra;e this Govern-
nent; aud, sir, when that Is done, so
eng as II pleases God to give me a voice
to express my sentiments, or an arm.
weak aud enfeeblei as i, may be by age,
that voice aud that arm will be an tbe
nts Of my country, for the support Of the
general authority, aai for the m,iuten.
aaes Of the powers Of This Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

LIHEHArITT oF PHrsTCI,Ss-ii has always
been SAID mat phySic ans would tisparsge any
remedy, however valuable, which hes did no;
orig natc themselves. This has tesn dis
proved oy their liberal course towards Da. J.
{. ArtR'S preparations. They have adopted
them ia,o general use IA thei- practice, which
shows willingness 10 coul:enance articles
that have intrinsic neris an Ich deserve Their
attention. THIS does the learned profession
great credit and efT.ctuaiy eOnIradic's the
prevalent srrousous notion thai ihsir opPoSi-
uou TO proprietary remedies Is based IN their
interest 10 discard them. We have always
had confidence IN the honorable motives Of
our meiIca. men. and are glad 10 fnd Il sns-
tanned by the liberal welcome they accord 10
such remedies as Aver Il COS InImiiable rem
edies, even though they are not ordained m
the books but are male known 10 The people
through the newspapers. New Orleans
Dslta.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
$50 Reward! !

CTOLEN from the stables Of lhe subscribers
) n New Berlin, Union Co. night Of the
22l Of Oct. MARE about 5 years old, DARK
bay color, carries !0w. effects from pol! evil,
long name, medium size, shoes vel worn.
\ HORSE 5 years o.t, dark bay color,
white star OF iareaeai, heavy build, middle
hsi -ht. carries ic~,,5me wh..e hairs on back
from saddle bruises.
The above Reward will be paid to any one
returning both ar na'S or SIS for either.
DANIEL HORLACHER,
Rev L. MAY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Giorio-s Thought.

There i, not single Republican or
"AsOh'ionisi' in the Rebel army oppos-
ng the re-esta5!ishmeut Of the Union.
hey are either il the Army Of the Gov
asot fighting the battles Of Freedom, or
tome encouraging AID sustaining the
s1sa,y's cause.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

1t is believed Gen. MClernand Of III.
is about to command force TO clear ou,
the Mississippi river from Cairo to New
Orleans, while Gen Banks, with 5000
men, from Mass. completes the enancip.-
tion Of Texas from her Rebel oppres.ors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

PE-s8E>s OF ABJIITI0Y.-The cause
Of the Abolition Of Slavery AID SerfIom
Is making god progress in EaroPe. The
States o. Holland have pissed the law for
the Abolition ot S.avery IN the Dutch West
Indies By the great majority Of 45 to I.
In Russia the seEfs are rapidly complying
WIKI the cloI.ti0ls on which the land cu!-
'isa;si By them viii become tA-ir proper
y. Their social condition has already
woulsrfl.ly improved. At the fair Of
NJi-ihe great commercial barometer Of
tie Enpire-the sale Of articles for the
use Of the former serfs was-cousiierab!e
= clear proof Of their prosperity. Tie
taxes haze been fully collected this year
-some;hius quite unprecedented during
the period # serfiom.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

In Kansas Iar-days, send al intelligent
Democrat to Kansas, aud be came back =
Republican. Now, send one South, aud
ten to one be comes back one peg higher
An Abolitionist
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

sW-The recent snov-siorm was more
severe, we should think, in Northern Viz
GINA, aud h.u'1cky, than 10 Ceuira.
Pennsylvanil. The army il Eastern
Virginia had th,iE fr-; snow aud cold
Friday morning.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

Gen. Wn. o. Butler, Democratic"
candidate for Vlcs- President on the Cass
ticket in 1S4S, has joirsd the Rebels in
keutucky.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

~The trial Of George Hooey, for the
killing Of Thomas Morton, near Sanbury,
resulted in verde: Of not guilty. The
deceased, with others, tried to break iuio
the house Of Hooey, al night, when the
latter fred bueksAoi. liuteuijDg to bi,
another person. and Norton was fatally
wounded
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

aA- Last Satarday-as military neccs-
si'y-'ien. Burnside was placed over Gen.
N C.ei.lu 10 the Army Of the Po'0mac.
/: Is s1.l Lee !. escaped to Richmond.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

saRe'urns Indicate the election OF 8.
lesst THREE Emancipatian CauEressmen
from the Slave State Of Missouri That
is telling endorsement of the President,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

sG- Noniay, ss We 90 to press, there is
some promise Of the welcome advent Of
the tazy, smoky, dreamy, ba'my, golden,
delicious Indian Sumner" Of which
enthusiasts aud poets have SO much to say
aud TO sing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

s1-Sa:urlay afternoons Harrisburg
Telegraph says the drafted men are allowed
10 choose, every man f5r himself, between
entering old reg DeH's, @: catering new
organizl'ions, How u-.Ps-S,tly inPor-
tan' to the acu TIA; ;Lsy se.ee; g5od oai-
GERS,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

FMousgomery, .ate editor Of the Vicks-
burg Whig, VITO recently made his eselps
from the Slu'h, is stamping lllincis for
the "Ao1.nIoD!s,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Independent Battalion of Sea-COast
Artillery


L Capt.h.A.( OF NoTlhumoerlani'
has been author zsI 10 raiss company for
this BaiaIltoB under MAJOR Joseph Roberts
L. 5. A.. now IN command Of Fortress Mon
roe Va. The express object OF authorzins
the raising OF this Battalion is 10 secure
permanent garrison for FcrrreSS Monroe.
Beng neavy arii.l-ry. tnev vii Dot be sub
isct 20 hard marches, wIl have no picket or
scouting duty, art no unhealthy exposures
Their duties ant rauuDs VIII be regular.
Major Roberts l. oue :; he best sriIilrTy Of
6cers 10 ne service and Is 'he auihor Of the
standard work ou AunlrTy fari-rs
An opportunity IS nOU uterei 70 Patriotic
Yrun. Men 10 JON thls most attractive bTauch
Of the >er.Ics. Aep'v 70
EDWIN i EVANS.
=. i..-l-, S-f-.-ss=l.-as. LevIssarg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

ra-Lnst year, the Democrats boosted
they had elected a maj 'ri'y Of the Assem-
bly, of Pennsylvania : bu; many Of these
"Democra:s" so-callei were 50 much
Union men that they preferred ac'iag with
the Republicans rather than villa the
Breckinriigers. TIE same claim is male
this year, and ihsy NAV be as much di.aP-
pointed again, fJr il these times mere par
~ ties are loose, and the Caucus is not
superior TO tie 3sua13s Of an ipperilei
Country with trae Democrats Of the real
stamp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
NATIONAL FINANCES.

Nov ,bs. the Election is over, TIE fol-
lowing statement as to the National Debt,
aui the means Of meeting it, will be read
with iu,eTes; BY every Taxpayer and every
Patriot: 1t is from Sam'i Halle,, & Co.
Circular Tor the steamers, Oct. 20, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

@TEo Lawisb1rg boys were in the
recent heavy is'tle in South Carolina ::
We will give their account of it in our
next paper
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
IoltC,

II L4siburE. lltil inst. a. his brothers Joseph
D-rr'ss BENJAMIN DLEis, *. Z about 50 years
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
WATCHES, JEWELRV, SC.
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