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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

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isn.a WISTEB ARBAEGEMEsT. l5i-a
On aud aisss oudsy, November 40 1851. Pa-.sa. '
ser Trains VIII leaTo Cleveland folloWE - E1--
INT Train-s;0o A. M-stopping At all stations sz-
ospa Olmatsd, COlnmbia. BocheBtsr, Grson- D
VIZ q oTlsii6e iosa Al n; Coi1isfS 80 p 1
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second T5aiq5i:s6 2. stoggiRs e sl stasiass
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stop only % take Passengers on signal Ef stations
TTsiSs isSSs Columbus as follows: lui IEai6c GA
A n, and arrive IN Cleveland At $50 A. n. % Trsin
-l:l5 P. n, and arziTsI IN Cleveland So n n sssQ
-ls 06HHEOFIo oHaofug sssi7szA
shsIby, RandmtT, AanEneld 3 EsEArk RaIlrosdsEE ,s
HAnsdsld, 1t. Vernon, Newark 2anszFilis
oF...linss Pistsbu-gh. TOzt V.yes ohIosso Ran ''i =
Eoad, Tor Eore9il UPPER Ssneussgj Dainholl 1aE
vs1s ssd isi, fsE issssis. o0s;sT is-'
gsItou ana Bsisisstltns aiitosa Lis, Tor Hsrish
4sslsion;aiass si9ahsyl uR1oss = snes, In Il
Vile Loli5Fillsi Cairo Sc. L01is -. : II go
49, r.-iIro-d =, sSriBTsssif f'-T 80 80
Uollabas, Littie Mani 3 Colunbal, and xsnia.
S4rS HsusS e . 81 Loais, moTssoH. mTs Go1sS5d
ssd oinglanati. and glth tio Ohio 4 Nj SCI
dNipgi Railr0ad Ct Cincinnati or Loris
vile, BEansyilles lairo, b. houils aEt - io
O5lu,buI, 6ssts okiS Rsiios or Es.r zE
sEA Elss 9HsssnS, - s.l g.ol1nPRs, PlH2 g M
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ply 8 the P4asenger Station md at Union Ifosst
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
OOENECTIOHE,

OslHsctionB are made at MouroeSfilo With he San
d1sky, Maaa6eld and Newark =. +, At gigds Eith
tha sanduaky, Dayton and Cincinnati z. B., ct Ere-
mont With Fremont Indiana z. b and At T0lodo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana
and TOIsao and Wsbash Railroads for Chicago, De-
truit, Jackson, Fort Wayns. Eogansport, LaeYBtss5
Cairo, Alton, 81 Louis and AL Dcini1 Ne1t, Horst
gIugt and Southwest.
Triins arrive IN CIsEsland irom Tohsdo sna ths
West, st $40 A. T., aRd $40 ?. \. From espdusdT
-. s Z. D. RVOKER,
cleveland, Nov. 1851. -lla- Bup,E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

.r LEAVE ERLE. a..
I'D 8. Il NIGHT H4PHEsS TRATH-stUyBfag' q
9iraTd, COnneeut, AEhtabula and paina17fIla
only: and arrives Ct Cleveland at T:I5 A..
I'D ?. =. AAPAEsS NAIL LTHAI6-stoppiuE sf1i o. ,
gletions except ssybrook, UnionYille, PERI,
land It 7:l5 P u.
k9OOMM0DATIOH TRAIN win laEEs Oonnsaus
at $40 A. M.s stopping et AL stations, and aru
,FlE4nE as Cleveland At li25 4. n. aLl H.' aIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

Oopneeta made ct Harrisbursh, Va AIIsntSEa l-la
icf New EOt direct, and passengers b ths Ioute IA "a
run through nom Pittsburgh 20 Jersey City Wlth.
out change Of Oars.
Buy goHr EeE York End Boston Tickets tiTi s In
Ritt9burgh, which aco god eishar b. Psfadsl9h4 -
of AHahtolll, i--.------. Il .-.--- 49, -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
NLEVELAND q ERIE R.R,

Ssl-A WIETEk ARRAEeEl BhR. En.s g
On. snd alter Monday, November fth, 1881, Pc
ssneer Trains viii run e ioiioWsi - o.
LEAVE CLEVELAND. ?
~ A-n.--9ARRESB NAIL TRAI1-EfceEIkEG
~ Stations eKcspt Nioklihe, Mentor, PgrrY,
gnlonVllloI esy brook and arrives at Erie at Iss
y. NJ; Dunktrk 40 P. NJ: Buffalo sos p ~
10 z. u. OQh.nnAAqT AOOOMMODATI0E-st
~ r. n nAdt1L GAPH45 IHAIA-StopllnE 81
ERinesTtlle, AAhfabuia and Girsrd only, a 9
81. arrives at Hrie at l2.93 A. r., Dunksff " ]
E9 Az BudAlo AS 4. \. r.-.--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

I'd s45EFg, SPmD AzD G5HEoss. las .LIizB97
FaTS0ss 7Ssss tGyss a. etssy Rsssssa cd ssIci
gErBsEsasa Ghssksd shrOuEhsEl ifs1Es+s sfzi.gzsisb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
POST OFFICE TIMETABLE.

WINTER ARRANG EN- ENT FoR
w Closing the Maila at ths Oisvelsnd Post or
nee, commencing November 4th, ls5l.
Time OF / Tine Of
... CiOaiuq Leaving
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
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On and afssr Efcnday, EoFembef "a. IS6I. Trsiu1
WIN run daily, as fellows, eSundays sxospted,l- y A.
T,5Q A. II. Chicago Express-St0ps ct al stations on
Southern Division eLoelt Mashingaoni and
arrives IN Toledo at lz.s0 P. M and Chicago
az 1870 P n. r--rI..
40 p NJ Horthern Mail-Stops ct all stations on
H0rthern Division ana strives ~ sanauskyas-
8.l5P II.
$40 P. N Telegraph ExpreS8-stsps at ali stations
On 5outhsrn Division, except Washington, &C..
W uoa ana Clay. Arrives IN Tolsda at I5;8S a HI
and Ghioago at II a. n. r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

built upon aud run together that surveyor.
only can draw the dividing line The
population of this promising settlement"
is given at 10000. The City Directory
presents the names Of $50 streets, some 4
miles long, and l50 courts aud alleys, a
few Of them mile in lerg,h-generally,
irregular, at least to strangers. There are
over ., 900 business firms enumerated, and
$50 professional men. The number Of
houses fer public worship, is not given
there seems to be an abundance, Of costly
descriptions, but the general attendance
during our stormy visi, seemed to indicate
that the "fair weather Christians" were
the leading persuasion. The theatre and
houses Of that sort seemed not TO lack
yisi,ers-and Cbs's Whitney's Ors,orical
Presentations were fairly at,ended-bui the
excellent ! oung Mems Reading Room and
Library where strangers are privileged
to attend without charge alsho' al honor
TO the City, was bu, thiuly visited, BY a
small portion Of the youth. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
Un,on County Court ProC,amaiion
WHEREAS. the Hon. SAML S.NOODS.
Nv Presideri Intge for The 2oih JudlcIal

XIHEREAS,i the Hon. sAML s.WOODS.
w President Judge for the 2eih judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of The
counties Of Union, Mitiiin and Snyder. and
Jxo " SI~oyTox and Joan WALLS Eses-, ,AssO-
clafe Judges in Union county. have issued their
precept. bearing date the .uih day Of Dec.
1861. and to ne directed. fer he holding Of an
ORPHANS Couri. Court OF Common Pleas. Over
and Terniner. and General Quarter sessions.
at LEWISBU re, for the county OF UNION,
on lhe Third Moudsy Of February, (beIng the
Y,th dayl 1852. ant to conjinue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oner. Justices of Ih- Peace and Ccnstsbles IN
and for the county Of Union, 10 appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, Incui-
SItions, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which Of their Offices and N
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wiz
nesses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and lhers
attending. and not depart without leave al their
rerIl. Jurors are requested 10 he puneiUal n
their attendance al The appointed time agrees-
be 10 notice
Given under nv hand and seal al the Sher-
ia's Office m Lewisburg the 9th day OF
January. 4 D 1869, and the s6ih year Of the
Iniependeuce Of the United States Of Amer.
ca-Got save the Commonwealth,
l. T. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
List of Grand Jurors, Feb. Term, 1861.

Mif7mJurg-James II Young
L<rrsburg-G " Haier, lohn Hertz lanes
HAYES. John Houehion, los Green, Tn Refer.
KeLv-Jacob Rodenbaush. Danl Kaufman.
NhfeD.er-Saml Showers, 4 W Suuh
Hqrfkg-Saml Noiz. Ssmi Slrahoru
Lirne.fone-Philip Gross, Benz Chambers
Robert Chambers
East Bufab.-Jacob Slifer. Saml Baker
West Blfaioe-J II kleckner
BuF1loe-Martin Dunkle. e Swartzle1der
Bredy-Chs Gudykuns,. Michael FI.her, 81
New BIha-Charles Walter
T4RTERsE JURORS
Ls,ri.-John Fiiinan, Jr
Le,ri.5-s-y-Jcs Glass. Shaf-r. Jesse VI
Evans, Benz Cawisy. Johnson " ais. George
HolsieIn, Martin DreiStach, John BJown,.C
d Kline. samuel Morrow
HGrfisV-Sami Hartman. C p Emory
Nslr Bsrhn-D L Welzel
BrGGg-C Hunter. Jac Baker. 7 Hunter
Lin.sfons-D PEERS. Philip Beufer
Vet BuFaiae-Geo ZelIers. Frank Faust.
John Frederick. Edward Smith. Geo Wagner.
DAVID kiecknsr. Christian Gable. Zachansh
Brvman. Isaac Zellers. Israel Wehr
East BlFaL0e-John Young, Jno SSrohecser,
David Rsam. W J. Harris
Uaioa-rhilip Youns. Chas Cawiey. saml
Mover. Jacob Hummel, Charles Oidt
keAy-Jas Press
Ehite Deer-DaH Bsnnsge .Hy Kustenhader
Hfinb,rg-J0hn Gulelius, " N Bogar, Tbs
CrsnmIisr
Bgfaioe-Jchn Fox, Hy Hauck, itn Young
Hgrikt0n-John Yerger
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all cor

~ cernet. that the following named persons
have settled their accounts ID the Registers
Office al LewIsburs. Union county, and tha,
the said accounts Will be presented fOr eontI-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
TO be held al LEWISBURG, for The County Of
Union, on the third Friday Of FEBRUARY
next, being the 2Ist day Of said month. VIZ.
The accoun, of susan Fry, Adminislra-
trix Of the estate {. DaaisI Fry, iaIs oi New
Berlin borough, deceased.
The account Of Isaac SleuEer. Admins
traitor de bonIS non Of ARHG bGiisF, Izie OF
Lewisburg borough, decd.
The account Of B1rb4rG s. IhanGs deed =.
who was Admin'x OF Anna Walter. deed, as
presented by her Admir-. Isaac S'enker.
The account OF Rob- Caudor, ore Of the
Executors Of the last giil and testament ei
Daniel Ltdtrlg, late of White Deer IF. dec d.
The final account OF Hugh p shelter.
Administrator Of me estate Of Jonathan Ass-
Gi;, late Of Lewi>5urc borough. deed.
The second and final account cf Jno ?.
Rchari. Executor of The last will and iesIsm-
enI OF John Fisaer, late Of While Deer Tp dec.
The aecoun, OF Henry Whitmer. surviv-
ing Administrator of JoAa Wit, late Of Har-
Teton borough, deed.
The account Of IOhn Hcugh;cp, one Of
the Executors OF the last VIII and testament Of
.Hgt;iiGs Saa.f.r, ATE OF Lewisburs Bor. dec
9 The first acct Of Noah X Zimmerman,
Administrator ie bOnis non with the Will an
nexed Of John Risht{ late Of BuTaloe TT. dec.
10 The second account OF Jas M'Creishi.
one Of the Executors of the last will and iesla-
meni Of 4n1retr Mcgee, ,lare Of BufaloeTp. dec.
IL The first and final account of Samuel
Berge and Michael Meyer. Executors OF he
last will and testament Of JoIs4s Berge. laIe OF
Limesion. TIP, deed.
GEORGE MERRILL, RssistsF
Registers Once LeEI<burs Ian. q! 1904
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
Jtt0,

In L@ui,bu--. ii.h inst, sc-d years WILLIAM -on
ofJos-ph ". and Elizabeth shrrer. FansraI Saturday
al O'Clock.
JOHN ?. ANDERSON, Esl, leading business on
the Junaia died Monday last, at Huntington, AFTER
a long Illness.
HUGH. AGED about :; years. 500 Of Paul G FISHER,
Brady Tp Union Co, did -hil= in service in Cast NC
Ts;es Company Of Volunteers. His holy tAksn 70.
laterm-nt al home, early this week.
Ia Brown Tp, Nifiin Co. in her srth ". cATHAEISE
daughter Of Gi leon and Hannah Ysirr.
In wiihAmsPori, 3lst Dec Mrs NANCY HUFFMAN,
ar-t o. wears.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
BuR Ran is Avenged a, Roanoke,

Hr Bull Ran is arengel at RoanoLe,
a. i, was at Mil Spring or Somerset.
Our victory is ciean-complete-over-
wbelming. The total Rebel loss at Raa-
noke, exceeds OURS at Bull Ruu-Wbile
our loss at Roanoke, as victors, is not a
quarter as heavy as the Rebel loss was
a, Dull Run, as yictors.
The Rebels say that the Yankee loss
is as heavy as theirs-which can hardly
be. Still, our joy is mingled with fears
that many have Americans-perhsps we'll
beloved friends from Union county-have
laid down their lives for the cause Of Lib
erty aud Llw-All an1iously await for
our own version Of the Victory.
FOREIGN Napoleon opened the French
Chamber on the 21,h. In his speech
be said:
"The civil war which desola'es America,
has greatly compromised our commercial
interests So long, however, as the rights
Of neu;rals are respected, we must coudne
ourselves to expressing wishes for an early
termination Of these dissensions"
Mason aud SliGeil we're received at
Southampton without special notice
Mason went TO London, and S.itell 10
Paris.
A meeting Of Waking-men in Liver,
pool deeilred hostility to Mason and Sli-
dell, as Shareholders, aud desired the Amer
lean Government 10 understand that 10
this war the working people Of England
were with them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

President Lincoln is gradually as
suming more Of his prerogative as the
Commander-in-Chief of both Army
and Navy, and increased activity is
everywhere shown, except in Gen.
M'CIcilan's Division on the Potomac.
Secretary Stanton is heartily carry
ing out the long-devised, far-reaching
plans OF Cameron and Scott.
The Fort Henry Victory is confr-
med in-dctail. There is, however, a
large concentration of Rebel forces at
Fort Donclson. some ~ miles cast Of
Fort Henry. on the Cumberland the
slaves have been required 10 cut down
the trees for miles around Ft. ponel-
son, 10 obstruct the passage of Union
soldiers. A fierce siege, 10y land and
water, Of this Fort, Is anticipated ev-
cry day. Our Generals in Kentucky
seem to be crowding the enemy as
fast as they safely can.
Price is said to be again surround
ed in S.W. Missouri 50 that he must
fight or run.
Generals Hunter and lane DO not
harmonic as to Kansas expedition.
The second Butler expedition, To-
600, is fitting out at Boston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
Union Trip into Alabama

WASHINGTON, Feb. II The flllowiDg
is Lieutenant Commanding Phelps official
report to Fisg Officer Foote, received to-
day at the Head Quarters Of the army, by
telegraph from CAIRO.
Gunboat Conestoga, Railroad Crossing, J
Tennessee River, Feb 10, 1862
SIR: We have returned to this point
from our entirely successful expedition to
Florence, a. the foot Of the Muscle Shoals,
Alabama.
The Rebels were forced to burn six
steamers, and We captured Two others, be-
sides the half complete gun boat Eassport.
The steamers burned we're freighted
with rebel military stores. The Eas,port
has about go, ,000 feet of lumber Oh board.
We also captured two hundred stand Of
arms and quantity of clothing and stores,
aDd destroyed the encampment of Col
Crews, a, Savannah, Tennessee We found
the Union sentiment strong.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l2-After the cap
ture Of For, Henry, the gun boats Lexipg-
ton, Conestoga and Tyler gave chase to
the rebel steamer Dunbar. Reaching the
Memphis & Louisville Railroad bridge, our
troops took quaptity Of stores, &c, aud
passed on il chase of the Dunbar, but did
not ovetake her. Il is supposed that she
escaped BY running some creek during the
night.
The guaboats wan. to Florence, Ala
bama, at the head Of navigation, and a
distance Of $50 miles from Paducah.
Every. where along the river, they
were received with hearty welcome,
from numerous Uuiou families. In
Southern Tennessee, North Alabama, aud
at towns along the river, the Old Flag
was looked upon as redeemsr and hailed
with shouts Of joy.
Capt. Gwin Of the gunboa. Tyler re-
,rui;ed 80 men for service on the gun
boats, and s,ys be can get enoug b to man
he whole feet.
The people Of Florence were so delight
d a. finding the Stars and Stripes once
more their protection, that they were pre- /
,aring to give ball to the officers of the
,unboats, but the latter could not remain
0 accept their cour;esies. However, our
'osts landed, and when the people became
ssured tha. We did DO, come to destroy
ut TO save, they seemed to have 20 means
90 eH'ravasaEt to express their delight
nd joy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
GENERAL ORDER.

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| having ,his day taken possession OF the
Phiadel phia & Ere RaIlruai. under the con-
,iIrion> agreed on with the Ph.lade phIa &
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
Joseph u. POTTS. Genera Manager there
OF, to whom all Oficecs and Employees viii
report for instTlctOns-
]. EDGAR THOMSON.
President Penu'a Railroad Company.
Office OF the Penn'a Railroad Co,
Phllate phia, Ian 80, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

ARREST OF GEN. SToNE.-Tbe Wash
iag'on Republican says that the arrest Of
Gen. Stone was the direct result of the
action of the Congressional Investigating
Committee, and that e,hers are to follow
until the army is cleared of traitors, or
men Of doubtful loyalty. This policy is
worth millions to the National Treasury.
Much prejudice exists against General
Stone, who is sent to Fort Warren as a
traitor, upon evidence unpublished, bu.
gsiug back Of Balls Bluff He was a
Northern man, but married Secession
wife, ard is in a bad position.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

The traitor who was detected, some
months ago, filing shells with sand in the
Washington Navy Yard, aud was allowed
to escape and 60 South, was killed at Port
Royal. He was physician, and was
found 10 one of the deserted Rebel hospi-
ials with the top Of bis bead cut of BY .
cannon ball.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

n@The transition must have been very
sharp for the Union county men, from
our mounfsin airs 10 their first sea-sickness
in crowded vessels in the hardest storm on
the worst ses.coast Of the land. Such a
shaking uP, they never dreamed Of! J G.
writes iha; he's bound to click" the man
tha. wrote "A Life on the Ocean Wave"
90 sight. I'D. says be had rather try TO
fsh, bis way home, than come back ou a
ship However, it may prove the best Of
lessons 20 the boys.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
General Order, NO. l.

To take Eject on and after Jan. 80, 1862.
|. The western Division. from
Warren 10 Ere. will oe under The Supern-
tendence Of JAMES LEWIS, whose title will
be Superintendent OF the Western DIVISION.
HIS Office Will be a, Erie. Employees on this
Division Will be under his charge, and wall
make all communications respecting their
i1lies or the business Of the road. TO him,
except as otherwise provided in This Order.
II. The Eastern Division. from
Sunbury 10 Whetham. will be unter the sup
erntenJence Of SAMUEL A. BLACK. whose
TILE will be Superintendent of The Eastern
Division. Employees on this Division will be
under his charge. and will make al commu-
nicaiicns respecting their duuss or the busi-
ness Of the road, TO him, except as Otherwise
prtvided IN this Order
III. The Accounts Of Freight and Pas
Senger Business viii. on the Western Divis-
ion. be in Ihe immediate charge Of JOHN e.
BOGG>. whose ul.- will be Assistant AudIt-
or. His Office will be al Eri-. On the Eastern
Division they viii be IN immediate charge Of
THOMAS ". DAVIS. whose title viii Ne As
SiStant Auditor. HIS Once will he in Will
iamSporr. He Will also have charge Of the
distribution Of Passenger Tickets over eoIh
Divisions.
All communications respecting Freight and
Passenger accounts hy Employees on either
Division. will be made 10 the Assistant Audi
tor ihereof.and respecting supplies of Tickets
10 THox,s " DAVIS.
JOS. d. POTTS. General Manager.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,0
Lessee Philad. 4 Erie X. X.
General Managers Office.
WuilIamSpcri, Jan. 80, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
PUBLIC SALES.

As tie time for Auctions is again At
hand, wo would remind all concerned that
the STAR 4 CHRONICLE Office continues
prepared to print Bills neatly, quickly,
and on fair terms. |, should also be
rememb bered that, naturally, printed Sales
bring more aud better customers than
written ones. The more extended is your
notice, 10 Bills and Newspapers, the better
the bargains. We notice the fOllowi1g
Public Sales:
Mon. 3 March-la,e Eli Dylsr's, East Baff4loe
Wedn. Ngr.-Jno F. Browns. East Buff.
Thur. Nar-Jame> r -Zsjler, Ea>l Baf4lo e
Say. Mar.-samueI :. S'ahl, Kelly
Wed. = Mar.-Jacob DInkle. Bula'Oe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
r IsF Of Letters remaining in the Po,'

IsT Of Letters remaining IN me Io,'
IL Office al LEWl>Bl XII, Pa, Cp 10 fso-
ruary IL, 1862.
Bov-rCE Putnam, Wn-
BorseTt, Mrs Catherine FrAn.-- Go
Brewer >~-ely a 70, M@-srsf.iion Mss Z
Berkh-ner. Mis- Maggie Euiy HiIans4reHA
Hs-siou. John b Ref JT
RI,m-v-- A 90 M-,sr.J c E-m-r- Miss May
y.,,,. A Rush. Miss Caihsrins
Cri.-.u Wa Erhr~er. Mis-. Leah
Ch-u-se.h. Thouas ksirF- john
Crane. John ksbEier, bAnl
D-lc.np. Mrs AniiaettA strru-r-J Anah
Deal, George stElekeE, 4sSac
p~ispe~. james suttou- John
fjr- NJ. t'a,ba-ins sp.ti-r Ms. Catherine
Fr--l-riek. Nrs Eliz2bsth c smith. Mr. Louass
Suudy. Jap soF1is- george
Gibert, Miss sarah SA-riE. Rev a
Hus ID John Shad-r. William
H,lbruos a P=irce, Messrs stznb-rt- }
Haeser. He straut, hauisl
Hsyd0n Henry % snAi-r Abraham
Hart-anft Jacob G spanc. Mr. sarah
H1urk Thomas Thomson. Ahner
KuItf-i. Mss CatEa-ins Iitt-ny- Hugh
Leifot, L-~is TeIey, hrs ANA
L--rls Tr--t. issNs
Lvehrnhvn,r. Solomon we4v-- MiSs Mary
Nerkisy. Dam! t1 Weaver, z u
N-iviiir Nr. JuIt. woif Miss Mary
M-nirk Johu Zist.rh,
Nr-toi-ss Michael Z-ih-. Henry
GLiare, fr4ucus LentEyer joel q
Persons calling for the above Letters. "44l
please say they are Advertised
GEO " FORREST. "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

| Cvrus Eaton VS. lohu Lawrence
Ralph Dirty VS. HsnTy Mason
and y Jodon IS Miller and G Hoover
in Miller assignee &c vS b Jston's EArs
) : d Nunson ys l. Palmer'S Admrs
s Charles Mehseh v> BlrkiBhine & Mears
Mars Myers vs. Ben II Romlg
; Arv CiaTE admr vs. Church 4 NNichsel
Jacob Re.chIy VS. LswiShErc Bank
10 Chas WeikeI rs Philip W-ISel
II lanes Arnold vs. Fuck. Bilmysr & Co
le : - Evans for Walls IS W HaveS
l3 Com sus Bowman vs Alhusht a Ranck
II John Sankev VS. Anna eankey
IS Ehz Mensch ct al IS Sa Lcns snd WI
IS same same
Il David Ne>bii vs. John Paul
ls Abram VI VI alter rs John k@ss'sr
10 HAYES & M'Corm'k rs Berraz- and Wi
90 Jess- Cornelius VS. Jos " Shrrer
81 Jos " Simmer IS Hush harfn
- 4 Cummings vs. Tn prsishaeh Jr
es Henry NBSser vs Dav'd Scrh7eT - 81
si Wm y Uuaagst ys : H-imhach st al
IS Rex. SilviS 4 Go vS RaneA \ Nseee
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14

%The Wiliiamspors Go-efte states
tia. tue County Relief Board are issuing
. batch Of the LJcoming county shinplas-
tiers of lsi2-a parcel of old blanks hav-
ing been found, unused. That county has
the uuenviable fame Of starting that dirty,
ragged currency again-KhOily uuneees-
sary, and which should be punished BY
law, and frowned down BY public opinion
q, once. Let businessmen all unite against
touching them, and prosecute those who
msks them.