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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

By Thos ". ersec. Auctienesf
[0fice cor. i2ta ANA Cary s:s1
E0HsEs, MULES. OakkIAcs, Tor bua
III GY sPRiNG WAGON AGn us2sEsg
TD1. 5ALA AT 9UDTft will ts SOD en-
s.TURnax, kp-E lin. &C 10 o',ook "a gvussil
Jhxinbe' Hill, numb.r Of very Gne Eo7sos
supe;ior sEDi.y Etrss s~s-rnntsd soune;
l /" faa bag Mare yes,s Gle, warrant
81 soout and seH:.e in hsyrsss
fine ros' Eorse, o vesss cid. aaa aaal,
and harns,R sa,s,s;
t6os aulse;
usnisg, c1i Ti,-nss'. IL scoa ordo-;'
sYsSy srpor.9r S>p-Ecr3y snS Harness.
scpr.Es >; ngrEs. GaUs - gEESgE
ag ~ AisiI -reaf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

Gal. sT ca.ALoool..s,n wHDxEsDAI,
s. our warehouse, b es:alosxs, large and dsafa'
bic assortment Of
9kf GOODS,
;. srAT1oEEsr' oorr,r. &C..
Just received per steamers Leopard, 0.rs6s, snd
Emma. freun Nassau, ocnlhiiDg ia paEs Of the fol-
loving, viz:
1000 pieces nom s.yl. spring and kaddsr Prints
SO DO elegant Printed Crgandiss
800 do extra Scotch @ nshsms
80 DO Asiantas, nesesss and Mota'rs
40 do DelAines and Fancy Drsss Goods
100 do Black AIr aoas and rsrarefsss
IO] DO Black and Colo-ea Usrsbsies
Is do Black Olo:hs and DosskiDs
IS do 81 Gray sud Fancy Ossst.sres
eass & Confederate Cray do
9 cases English Tsifs:a Ribbons
co00 dcz Ccsts'sa and Olsrh's Spool Cotton
2 baes kixsd and Far CT selsisos
bales rich assorted Plush
1000 las ps'snt TIL sad,, sess;tsd
500 lbs English shoe This-d -
500 lbs Marasa IFS seins bread
500 Eaehs Epgiish ssd IN ,ricaa rins
COZ DOG 9loves.and Ho,isr7. asnt'd
eco rears note and Gap Psper
SEQ extra Hoop hhiEss
SEQ II Commercial Envalc DIS
30 halss Cotton Wedding
Es,,endid Grape Id Stella Shswls
white Car bios, yeeonsts, and 1asokS
B.ea.hed Enslieh sh,rtings
Table xApk;ns snd Darassks
Woren'S and misses' Mer;uo Vests
Holsing Oloths. Ncs g. 9 and 10
Tooth Brrsh.s, Ocmbs etc.
-ArEO-
so bags E.o Cpb. aad Jaws Coffee
~ cans Lsssed Ill
rs kegs 81 Uaib Goda
LOCO los Ext.ao. Of L0gwood
10 bIs q Eia
TO cazes Salad Gil
20 casss rasttrcI
10 esses q IL Bran
s0a.ib Biet Ste Sosa.h
100 lbs Chloref7sm
20 cs.eg ,as.'s & sud LIS sting assseTS
10 CASTS Dress a. Cavalry Ruois
10 cas-. 8 Organs, assorted.
: Z Ergo posiior ce the sb3ys goods so nov n
stare. srd tie bah With 1,ray oieor dcIsr35io
sriiciesl ,se txEscted Ia lime.
EE- Cs.slogne, Will BE ready and sae &c sea pre-
pa, 81 foE easmi aa.isn carly oo the roo2Ts o. the
sac. KEsIr, PAINE & &C,
ap ll--2sw3 stds- sue,aaessf.
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BY Lancaster !. 60, Azctioneer,.

BY Lancaster i 90, AzctioEeeY1.
NT0CKS At AUDT.Cr ---{Ea via ss:. 81 aug
- tien, ~ ouctfi;s On WE3E E sDAY lS.h mat,
1t i c'ei1ck--
sltlo0C s Coap,n bonds IL Il issus
5000 g. do i0) N do
S0.O f~r.n Carolina par ert San?s
ITO s.aras sock &C the ins Co. OF !hs Slate
Virginia
50 sbs.es I'D DoriinIoH yls Seek
30 o. Eaak o! the formn1y7a Stock
10 d. Tfsd.rs' &al.k Steak
rs do Y - EEiiroad Gt1eh
90 d. v, S;eatE.i z Is s.co..
500 We snd Tam & Il 's. Hort. Bsrds
~ H. LANuAsrSx l. re. Aucs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

-:TOR eALa-Oue Of the hondso41ss PAnAn8
u Hox010 n ths stats. yornH ana well hrokeo
@ 6el fold for no fsalt. Ut 1pg want fASA-
H msx - se@ st Ne stabjss Of DAVIS -
au1o1ns01, e lrax kaa IT. bsIew 1ssea.gs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11
8ithmnah 9ispattt,
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL II, 1858.

- 2aGsl naosll Nass!H--5ts tssass.
sasgks, - Zee wll b. pxsd ~ rfiys ersIoE fox
m kindsM coTroN Sc. LrwEx RAGS In large
q naaa qxan.siAs Bring shssn ta wts2oai delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

n ~ Svssss 9ssaay The bill 4, .uthos'as the
,sy>s & . Dsr ssnA beaAs o. ssrtSeMsa Of stock.
u ssiaaa sass2 was vasssA Also. bin for The
ssissa Of ssfsaA e0sses saA solAisn frtm the
0taso q Nhoemi.
n III % rspsai ~ laws Of naturalisasioa was
oeosesA - - psinssA
~ b!l ansnAisg ths - sssufine q p7r'enss 20
satAses anA ssapsssss, wa passsd with IN suaens'
0anA
4As hin aboaaAhe I'll ports Of delivery m Ne
OsnbAsrsss esass4 va paced Win sundfy
onaoanmto.
The Senate rseasoa - al.ourn ever until Mon
aay.
n IL Assss. 1hursasy night, the bills provid'ps
~ q eusesos Ooers and Court Of Claims were
peseoeasl unfit nsxt session. Yesterday morning
motion 70 rssossiAsr the vote postpooine the lAs
~ bM ~ negasivsd.
4 bin was passed orssn.s,ns the medical branch
q Ne Military service The bill gives the rank
anA PAY Of DEigadisr General 70 The Surgeon.
4saeral, and allows him two Assistant Surgeon.
0Sooeass, VIII The rank Of Colonel Of cavalry.
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IF saxsas ~. EsviaR "a Sec. :uss'rs.

FETEUaTsL't, sALg az D1:s;.. ABLE small
& Hssiiena- CT s7h ard o street., Enicn Iii, ri
Aue !oo.-iva all. eel upon sse rEe4.sss, sy o:der
CT no T.u9tso, on VI E'1t ESD Y, tee 18th day Ct
april, e,aiaslclng al ~ cee:k p z. dsAsTsole
small Ea;iaeoCe s<e..ed aaova. IL contains
(oIr gccd ro~,sns css.h Tt.k .a.sa stable sid
Jo~ h,uzs. Nsela. basD r-een:!Y bait. ths pro
.rsss arS ic svcS repair. Possession uij DO given
TKrMs --cEe.th,ri cash, tie balance a. ard
mon.nx, for gosi- be stss, with Interest aided
and sscrre6bv truat deed Che pu ch.1sr h pay
tbs tsxas fer S73.
.. ep'i J "a TAYLOR S )Hs. 4 1ctioresrs
T>zUSSEs'S SALE ~ HsU Sai.uLn mi ki,eh.
i Ell F--g!.Grs -Ey authority % ITO TyJ,tes,
~.,; sell on T6Ueef>tz tie q cay Ct =. p.i,
ccmnenciag. At 10 o'clcck r., ct tie cottage on
the n nth side II Marshall, he.wesn Adsfus and
F@asass ssrssts .oS OF excoiien. Hor.elola and
Kitchen Eurciiurs, cowpr'sirs ths usuzi sgsor:,
Meut.
.Ahms -Ussh. TAYLOR SON,
ap IL Eccti-nsers.
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PERSON

" ANr10-To know of the whore bouts o,
w my son, cEARLkS q WILLIAMS, who
wss member Of GriAass. ar.,lisry, ana aiis led
70 tie Q Va rs8imsnt d wss wsusdsd 81 the
battle Of gasrpsburg and bsvs hsard tlas ha wss
sent TO cos2issi ia Lsnchbnrs, bat sncs then i
nav catch teis saver xssin, KNOB Ing anything Of
bin. bY Addressing . lins TO TIE care Of W A
GRAVES, laval Cosgtsustos, Richmond VS. win
DO only canftr very Ksss. favor bat a'iay IN Ia
teass anxiety OF "a aged lashss'. heart.
apIi-0 DIV WfILIA0a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

W. n WHIT SELL. bs spsc's. .an,r :.
w Austen sonnDhis (sA cRi>Av No.
lot 81 gseA TurpttnSs, eonsts.ing 81 Oha n ~
boards Ia saus I lsrgs Hobby Hnvss sad -. 49,
IN. ether ~ tisIss sl0, . lot IT / in ~ -.
Pissss. Cnps over ant. Sat e.s, 10 -
Some p Asdss and y dienes, Ia.
L6O-
Alot new rlcthice-- 0nsonabye.
epsl REDWOOD b ParLT,- pm A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

MOI / All psre0ns hav ns elAins sgsinsSI6
IN sz,at. .! POLLY 0oPsR deeA ere .sQu est,
~ 20 asioE 'hsHa PA -riy ansAensi atol for DAY.
.ssD J tno:a snesn sd viii plssss mAks Day9snt,
~ I With e. sss.ls fAid de- dsnfs sst.
WH HILL, AAmf
- li-Stt a. POlis Nsop 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11
KONCAY, al entirely rev, PATRIOTS Dams, By
James Hccaoe; entitled
TIA MAlDsH'E VOW

II "A = r y O Il u y g - O q.
METROPOLITAN HALF
TTO ESThsTs1NiaNFs E0-SAY
EA".NE5 AZ IL o CLOCK q,
Foy TO co:,7s naaa. Of f's-ni!iss sai Children.
THIS (3ApU2DiyJ NICHE.
LEE M3LLoRY's Grand D.oTsn..n enc Autcn asis
" ARIL Lu s z Is ATT IONS.
Tieez Ia New oriaRuzi
Views CT Lou;s' Eoanesyi
Fi.rs Of Pass ksnchaG
Grand Military spea.ac,si .
Wouaied ofFi:s- aud Fai;hfui s;es6
New s1 SurErs;us restse fhe =. ro.yned Wharf,
kAac DgL MGR
sxITH's POPULAR BATTALION BAND.
~S.. bills of The dsy. sp Ills
FKiO.N CHUaOa.-Ih, Large audiences nj
IA he ladies rpd gsnti,msn OF Richmond who
@'' coHcERrs
HI md the aISsBs sI.OMAN.
are rs.pectfu;s Informed ti,a. TIE 70 owing per-
icInsnces havs nesE selected foc
MON LAY, pri. l3h:
!.ucsszi. Eorgis Soa"anhu.-, MsaSe's'tn'a C1u-
cs7.si in Il Eiaos Llea de LsrT.regIi2' Z. FRA D-.-
y:lo. VGcal--Stakgpsa-o Enaeo ard yptes, Tan
uya M Cc1l5 Into ths Garden. Maud f.svst!ls,
as.ha- OF &c vile Lsc Leru. Fssy gelu hy Alx
FL ..asth and Anxa fl,man. Ehassrtss-1a E.-
.r.vss.rza Lit, sa:. Eelth o; King Ric;s,d the
Third The "issai.oa 3,ugb. or T'he Loves IF Lord
Love', ard N .acy Bal Follow he Drum. aEd Bat
sey Baker. Mr EECuik1. ap Ll-zb
TSAsaI0 AsLE nAEUlEG eJAcs NY -
2 P.cf BIZ @ IaE begs to fuicrra the ladies' sad
gentleman of Eichasad ths. his LAD EGf Will
- u Etos: s.r4u', aesvg.sn ana 7th, hons-iio
Tall, after TassdsT, april I4-i T7hsro h, will De
b.pay ic re ave few ,n.re Ladies, Gentlemen
aao C.,i.dfaa ss scdnisrd.
P a. BY pst;ieulac rscrsgs &c rgtsm vii
Or cicug bis ssssi0n mill tie lst OF September
1855 Exnici,ion Bsll far thu Children will sake
pl &c, sb ,It tbs l5,h IF JaIa 20 !'--wa
az 4 /. - Is = - L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

A az 4 i. - Is : - l.
n VIII be given c. .te
SOUTH eide UAf,i
On Rysj eat. tt.Swssa etn sud % i,
NJ ihe uat rTet"s2 Qi-iril's easnsia,i5n on
koEDAT AvsaHINi Agf.l i5 1873
Tickets admitting gentle o,an s..d ladies, g.
MAsAa9Rs.
b Franklin, n Alirsad.
e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

~ W Klcu NJ OND ri EAT N

NEW RICHMOND n a
xstIus end s.sss Manager. D'oRskY oaDAH
SATURDAY zvsaIHo. Apsn II, 1899:
1hs psrsosmsnes will commence WIN s's Ssss1
Overture,
Whsn viii DO presented he great Tragic Play Of
LUORETIA BoK0fA,
THE
PoTAONER
qsnraro. n vouuR solder OF fortrua. ....Mr Cgdeo
D,n Alphonso DEsss. DuAs Of Tar u-,
rEs. -;:::....''''.''..iHi Me: Kite E.,siie
Caraliers Of Tsnfcs
M Orsin'. ::. "A. n ..'.c
Jsppo Livsresso, with Song sh' fs, r 19Hs
Oloferuo Vi,tel,t.z'P... :MI Oens
Dom Apostoio o. z ,lic.-..-- .-.....-..Mr crown
AsiauiO HetrdEin. nE smisn
FOR rest Of char,c.ms sse programmes ef the
day.
Beautiful B sl,ad 10y 1eqss:)
Rock He to Sleep NO her .....-.sl .S Ella wren
Charming Dsnc.. Miss Ezry Psr!irs.on
TocorGuis with
MILIY,
EArD WITH rHh m1LzING PAIL.
N!Jy with Songs. ....Eiss Talti1ston
Aig.rcca- ...hr oesss
Lord PhfandeF..-. 1n9sps
KCrrAY, al entirely en-, PATRIOTS Drama By
James d Notable; entitled
TaaMAlDsz's vow;
OR,
THE CAPTURE IF otUaTLAND.
Th,a pIsv In f,uud,d p1o fsct~-sceccs ard iziSs
dents bsscd In Tes ussses snd Alabama.
T For psrticulaes ssc small. bills.
ca scx Of,ss EoT opsl. wnsrs ae.ss aud boxes
msy be occurred.
I,oora uo.n st quarter - asvsn f7r'orn:nct
Will cora1neroe quarter 20 ssh: o'clock prseissly.
as lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11
eENrLLMEN's LIST.

Riisa L L M-Miss Paulirs-hli.s III G L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

GALE III CA.ALo0on.-s,n "WEDNESDAY,
~ 43i inst G mnsnclue IS 20 s'cloek. We WIN ell
at our Warehouse, b. es.alcgEs, sla1gs and asafa'
bic assortment Of
gRf 0yODa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

fv>WENTY.EIvE Eo1LARa R..FkG3-sy
= Ls.sani sisi, HEza id my sysm:ses 90
TS-sasy. tie f+,. Ms Oh Che II fright scnlA:'o,
shout II CT IL yhzrs Old, aeaasr fssI villa sess
si.cs esir. alruost siaxisat. sac hss sdew, 1T
i1ok, .Gd had ca wasn sIss len = fsd,a raaasiE
dsr-s, very INCH fsd.t with es.k goess ia e.
ws psy tbs Eccse rewsTe fer hor delivery t. ma,
or e'ntineTosn' IN sa1ss isli, 30 tlsi 9 I haT.
I'D IL So IN TAsUY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

10 fKAOAKV BANK OF THs UlfT CT
~ 8ICHAOHp-ANkUAL HBzrIN0.--Ihe
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Traders
b Ank q the dty Of Richmond viii bs held OF
3HUReDAY, the 10Th instant, Ut their Banking
8ouso, IN this oity, On Main street, between i1th
md lSt6, q IL oialoek II. for the election OF
Rfssidsnt End Directors for the snfuinS yeaf. The
Annual Report win also 10 submitted. The Trans
~ Dook win b closed from the 10Th 10 the 10th
ingG Zap 9-dl 6IMTON, Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

- n1YTIAo Of the Stock holdsrs Of the
~ virGiaia Towing Oo0pany will b, he On
DATUxDAY. the 1l:n Lost. ct - o'clock II, .. the
holAae = requested TO attend - business Of import
anse win b pessntel for action. By order II the
a 10-4te board OF DIkACTOHG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11

~ 1hHAMB TAvXlUus
eTJW1AUDoLpu - ~ ~ aiAw sousss q
~. 6uHAuD 3A0g1QDi.
- 80; {, =. sssaaA ~ = asp'As@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-11
BOAR DING

DoAkDyN0-Ons comfortable. sssil.fuTnishs..
I'D ROOM can be had, with or without hoard Ia
. private family. fsr lady AMI gsnt;e maa, or ss<o
gGntlsuee, (Eisnds> At .hs second house above LIST
and Grace streets AlSo STABLE and COACH
HOUe1 for rent. an Il.-It&
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Voice of the Penn'a Bucktail Brigade!

Resolved, 1st. That we deem it the
sacred duty Of every loyal citizen who de-
sircs the preservation of our National in
tcgrity and honor, and the establishment
of enduring peace and prosperity, to sup
port, by their sufrages, no person who
has not declared himself Internationally
for the War. That Gov. Curtin, by his
untiring efforts to aid in crushing the
Rebellion, and his attention to the wants
of Penn'a Soldiers, has proved himself,
in patriotism and ability, second to none
in the land.
2. Thabwhile VIC contend with armed
foes in our front, VIC appeal to our friends
at home to take warning by the fate Of
New York with her Copperhead Governor
and accompanying mobs; and, laying
aside all partizan feeling and prejudices,
to act only for the good of the country.
3. That no citizen can give clearer
proof of devotion to his country and ap-
probation of good Government, than the
soldier who offers his life to defend it.
That Judge Woodward, by his decision in
disfranchizing the soldier, has forfeited
our confidence.
4. That our national interests demand
that our Executive who has the organiza-
tion Of our State forces in his power,
should be familiar with the interests of the
service, and that it would be sad calam-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

hrThe Coppcrheads are parading ex-
tracts from the PdfsLury Gazette, written
by a personot opponent Of Gov. Curtin,
who was embittered by failures in certain
local questions, and who sought, by bad
accusations, to prevent his denomination.
The writer is palpably mistaken in some
or his special pleadings, as is proved by
Legislative documents and official reports,
and was unjusti6ably vindictive in his
temper. Gov. Curtin had declined re-
nomination. But since these attacks en-
tirely failed, and since the Union people
decided Curtin should be their standard
bearer, n@-the Pittsburg Gazette, the
r''ter of the charges himse!G and all the
Unionists Of Allegheny county, prefer
Curtin TO WoodVard! !-@a Hundreds of
last years Democrats support Curtin this
year, and Allegheny county alone will
give an increased majority that will nearly
wipe out Slenker's whole maj. in the State
last year!
One thing more: Will the Woodward
men let those "shoddy" and "pine-sha-
wing soldiers vote! They don't ''sce'
that Curtin is their enemy. They know
the frauds on them came through Demo-
cratic officers mostly, and that Curtin
stopped payment, and rectifed errors as
fast and as far as he could. See Report
in Leg. Rec. 1862, page 900.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
LEWSBURG, UNION CO., Pa, FRIDAY, SEPT 25 1863

l4~Danic W. Voorhees,, Of Indiana, Is
announced to speak for Woodward in
Pennsylvania. This is the Voorhees, who
called the Union soldiers, 'Lincoln's
dogs" and who was with difficulty saved
from being hung by soldiers in Indiana,
riding in n car. His wife being along,
thew released him for her entreaties, but
compelled him to leave the train, for they
would not ride with him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
FOR SALE.

A Ii. that wellknown Farm, containing
IL SO Acres
more or less, situated in Letis Twp, Union
Co, adjoining .lands of jacdb Moore, Jacob
Royer and others, and Petns Greek. The
improvements ate good House and Barn, a
Carriage House, aud othst convenient Out
build,nes-aI kinds, of Fruit of superior
quaIity-runnins wsse5;on the Farm-about
10 or IL acres in Timh the balance cleared
and in a good state ofc6kivation.
ALSO the half offa lot 6f ground situated
on the Limestone fRidee. Adjoining land of
George Ruhl and Sthers and cohseining about
For further Particulars, enquire of>WM. Z.
SMITH, on lh< premises, or Of
JACOB SPIGELMOYER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT.

a CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND
n ACHES, and warranted superior To
any other. Group il positively cures; r,iIei
is absolutely sure Immediately 1t is used.
Mothers remember this, and arm yourselves
with bottle without delay. Cronp is DIS
ease that gives notice. frequently attacking
the child in the dead hour Of nisht: before a
physician can be summoned il NAV be too
late Remember. the Veni,ian iinimeni nev-
er fails. Price IS and 50 cents bottle.
Sold BY all Druggists. Office, Sc CorIlandi
Street, New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

ity to sntrust the Administration of our
State Government to Il person of doubtful
patriotism and loyalty.
5. Thst rs the election Of . man,
avowedly opposed to the war, for Cover
nor Of our State, would encourage the
enemies Of our country, We earnestly ap-
peul to our friends in Penn'a to put forth
every effort to elect al able statesman,
true patriot, the soldiers friend, by rally
ing unitedly to the standard Of FREEDOM,
UNION, and ANDREW u. CURTIN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
l6O ACRES,

more or less. mostly Limestone soil. cleared
all excepting ur acres, well hined. and IN
good stale of cultivation. The imprnve-
k~~s mrnIs are large Tv"-S,nrey ERiCk
Nls HOUSE, Bank Barn 43 by 80
feet. together with all OF the neeessary Out
buildings for the Farm. There are two good
Wells on the premises-also a young3o
ORCHARD with good Fruit Of all kinds. -
Persons wishing further Information, may
inquire Of s.N'L LAyrBArK, en- the premises.
II desired by either party. the whole Parm
will be pu, up. TERMS made known al sale i.
ANDREW c. uAIESBUcu, Rx-ca-
Sep, l. 1853 SAMUEL HAGESgCCH, tors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

bA- Rep. Union maj. in Maine, ls,5oO.
1t staggers the Cops. The leaders see
they are foored, and are growing despe-
rate, wild, and reckless with the prospect,
but still try to fool their followers.
"Sings is working" boys. let the snakes
hiss aud squirm; the frosts Of October
and November will send them to their
dens, silent and fangless
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Comment is unnecessary.

Messrs Worden & Cornelius: The
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, by the officers and men of the
10th and $50 Regis Penn'a Vols, with
a request that each officer would send
copy to the publisher of the paper Of the
county which he is from. am happy to
state, that every man of Co. d., $50 =.
", were he at home, would vote for A.
G.. Curtin. Please make the necessary
corrections, write suitable heading, and
send half dozen copies to me-
WM. p DOUGAL,
Capt Co. ID. 150th Pa. Vol.
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CULpgpprk, Va, Sept. II, 1868

CULPEPPEK, Va, Sept IL, 1870.
Editors of the Chronicle Will you be
kind enough to allow me, q Democrat,
through the columns Of your paper, to
give my views, aud what believe to be
almost the unanimous sentiment OF Penn u
Democratic soldiers in the field, regarding
the coming election Of msn to the TX
ecutive chair Of our noble old Common
wealth? We du not entertain the belief
that all Democrats in Penn are Copper
heads. We have reason to think quite
otherwise. But We do think that the
men constituting themselves the leaders
Of the Democratic party in Penu'a, at their
late Convention, in passing resolution
sympathizing with Vallaudigham, and
endorsing his policy, did add IL clause to
their platform, the good faith and well
meaning of which We 'can't see," and are
offering pill that would be rather bitter
for Union soldier, Of any political faith,
to swallow. Accepting the nomination
on such grounds, Judge Woodward might
blush (even if We were allowed tho privi-
legc Of voting) to claim u single soldiers
vote. The Administration sustains its
soldiers, and is doing all i'll its power for
their welfare and speedy and honorable
termination of the war. Evidently, know
ing this to be SO, if from NO other influ-
ence, sense Of good reason itself would
teach Us to support (aside from all poiiti-
cal views) the men who would in turn
support the Administration. Why not
still continue to entrust the ship Of State
under the guidance of Que So ably qualifi-
ID MS Andrew q. Curtin With the
arduous trials and perplexities that have
beset him, his work has been well, yes,
nobly done. lie is the soldiers friend,
and it can not be doubted but his every
energy will be cxerted ut all times in aid
ing the Government in restoring peace on
lasting and permanent basis. Far bet
ter to confide in one tried aud not found
wanting, than to place the untarnished
reputation OF our fair State in the hands of
one who is doubted, and who might bring
lasting dishonor by giving favor to the on
any-terms-pcace faction Of the Democracy.
We have always known Woodward as
man of honor, and gentleman but he
can not expect soldiers to endorse his
views Of opposition to the Administration
and the sympathy Of his party for the
traitor Vsllandigham. For this reason,
alone, still claiming to be Democrats, We
would feel it our duty to oppose his cleo
tlon, i re Uere aiiowei to cote, and would
unhesitatingly support Andrew g. Curtin.
At least, it would be so in my case, and,
as far as my knowledge extends, large
majority of the Democrats in the army
agree with me. Nothing but full conv-
iction Of what | believe to Be right, taught
HE by close observation of transpiring
events during the past two years, innueu-
ces Inc in giving you my views, as have,
for publication. Some Of my Democratic
friends will no doubt say that | am pur-
suing an imprudent course. To them l
will only say, perhaps, with the same expe-
rience that has been mine you would think
as do. Yours respectfully,
s. ID. HAGENBUCH, Serg.
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In Buffaloe rp, Goth inst, CATHARINE RESSER, in
her &lst year.
In L-wi-burs, goth inst. ELMER T.. son Of tn T. and
Mary A. BAKER, aged yrs, ms. - Ia
In Lswisbnry Goth inst, WILLIAM II. son Of Jno and
Harriet NEYHAEr. aged yr, mo, Is d..
In BufaIoe Tp 18th inst, ANNIE daughter Of Vim and
Caroline sTkASS, aged about years.
In Milton, 18th inst, in her I'D year MARY D daugh
ter Of the late James and Margaret ACREiGuT. Of
Bufioe rp.
Iu Le~i.burs. eith inst, CATHAEINE, wife Of Levi
b. uEEBST. aged II Year,.
10 New B-rn, 2is inst, EMMA, daughter Of the late
John d. t0Ga aged 20 years.
In Lewisburg, 25ih inst. aged 81 years. MARGARET.
daughter Of the late John REBER. Funeral, Saturday,
at =, PM.
On Morris Island, 8. c. 9Th inst, Corp G0rrLs1B
SMALTZRIED. agrd about Is years He beou.ef 20
CO. b., 52i Pv Of the most patriotic OF the
adopted ritiz.ns Of Ir~i-hurg.
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