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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22
Groceries.


q R q q Il F :.
lis MAIN STREET,
aesio-d kEOKUK, IOWA
WANTED.
Purs and Hides,
Timothysee
Flax Seed,
For which the highest CASH price viii be psidby
deeI0-d sAH'L PoLL4nCK.
TAR, TAR,
io-d SAM POLLOCK
500 . BIS kASAwHA : LAKE
deeI0-d
TX BRLS. COAL OIL,
I ~ The best brands
For saleby sAMI POLLOCK.
desli-d
* BAGS RIO COFFEE.
ror s.leby sAA'L POLLOCK.
I'll ERRING, BY THE BBL. AND
M.oksrsi, In kits, HI Bbls., and Bbls
For sale BY s. POLLOCK
deri0-d
hl DENMARK CHEESE,
Rorsaleby SAMUEL POLLOCK
decio-d Iie Main Street.
LNRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
Il Forsale by
deriod SAMUEL POLLOCK.
pAlSINS, CITRON AND CUR
In RANTs--For sale low bv
decio-d sAhL POLLOCK.
0Sl BOXES TOBACCO BEST
%cO BRASDS-Forssle by
deeio-d SAMUEL POLLOCK,
WANTED.
100 bushels Prime, Clear Timothy Seed at hi xhsr
market priee for Cash, nj 81 and 6S LAyee. byl
sept2o-d CoNNABLE q sMYTH
WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
w SUPPLIES.
Irish Potatoes, Batter
breen App1ss, EGGS
Onions, Chickeps
Mess Pork, Lard
Prime White Beans, Clear Bacen Sides
For which We will pay the highest market price In
Cash al 81 and SO Leyee, by
sept2o-d CONEABLK & sMYTu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

NKAIN SACKS.
,oOotwo bushel Extra Linen Sacks ITO nrrivs
viii be sod low for Cash, At 81 and So Levss Nv
sept20-d CONNARIE = q II Urn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

DAfLY0ATs CRY ovyIcs,
K1oKrK Aug. ri, %.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
MONDAY, Feb. >.

MONDAY, Feb >.
Nothing of general interest transpired
in either House Both held evening ses-
sious only.
"Arsemas Ward"-which is to say,
Charles F. Bcown-lectured, this evening,
in Brant's Hall His reading is more in-
terss,ing, aud his spollin' more original,
than his oratory.
The Express Company having lost
SS,3l5 from packe. in charge Of its
agents, and having been sued for said
amount, has been aijaiged to pay it, on
the Gudiug Of Jury. That careless em-
ployee eats up the profit on great many
"lir,le bills"
The triennial Board Of Revenue Com.
missioners arc notified to meet here, Tues
day the 18th inst. From the Susquehanna
District, Myron VI. Mott of Montrose, and
Nicheal Mcylert Of Laporto from the Sui
Ivan district, are all those have noticed
as appointed. Their duty is to equalizo
the tax upon the real estate, according to
value between the counties.
HoNOR TO WHOM lIoNoa.-We are in.
formed that the Law TO aid the families Of
Drafted men the same as those of Nolun-
teers, originated in each branch Of the
Legislature, nearly at the same time, aud
without concert Maj. White proposed i,
ia Senate, and Capt. Ritter in the House.
Both these gentlemen are warm Republi.
csus-b0th came from actual service, on
the field of danger TO the Iegislatura-
and both recognized in the drafted men as
noble qualities as actuate those so circum |
stancod as to be better able TO volunteer |
DIVIDE, therefore, the honor between |
them and remember that no man in /
either brauch could put himself on the re-
cord against the measure The families .
of all those in service, therefore, have
right to call upon the County Commission
ers aud Associate Judges, for such relief,
by county taxes, as said board Of Relief
may deem advisable.
Erwin d. MORGAN, late Governor of
New York, is elected L. S. Senator for
Elk years from 18th March next, in place
Of Preston king-botb, Republicans, and
M Morgan AL efficient War man also.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. /.
Yesterday, oH mot!oa .. i've ,..!iAn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Tuesday Mornings News.

The Harriet Lane is reported es-
capped, and has doubtless turned pirate.
1t is confidently believed that the
pirate Orcta, Cor Florida was totally
destroyed by the Us. gunboat Cuyler,
in the vicinity of Cardenas.-The t..
5. gunboat |. =. Smith, with about 200
men, was captured in the Stono river,
near Charleston, on the Both ult.-
The British steamer Princess Royal
was captured by our blockading fleet,
while attempting to run into Charles
ton. She contained a valuable cargo
of cannon, steam engines, rifles, powder,
&c.--A spirited engagement took
place on the BlaCkwater. on the 18th
ult., between Gems. CorcoraM and Pry.
or, IL which tue rebels we!s whipped.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

DuMFRIES, Va, Jan. 50, 1868.
The thronirie now reaches me regularly
and it seems like an old friend. Nothing
is so welcome to the soldier as a newspaper
he has been 10 the habit of reading, and
especially one Published in a section Of
country where everything is familiar to
him.
The li1th Regiment, (to which | am
attached) was formed out os FIVE compa-
uies detached from the Old 25th, one from
LuEerue county, Capt. Kreidcr, one from
Sellnsgrove, Capt. Davis, aud one (COmpa-
ny H) partially from Snyder Co. The
Se!insgrove Company is one of the finest
in the service, and is rapidly becoming
well drilled. This Regiment Is comman-
dcd by 1t Col. Ovid Pardee, Jr., AID the
Iegimental officers are Maj John Craig
Adjutant, Samuel +. M'Ree; Surgeon,
- Calver; QIarter Master, Samuel b.
Conner.
| should like TO write you something in
regard to this section Of Virginia, but must
let that remain for some future time 1t
is full If historical interest. Dumfrics the
second oldest town in Virginia, aud at one
time numbered about 5 900 inhabitants
1t does not now contain 300 souls. Sat
ccry and War have wrought the work Of
destruction. Hal Virginia not fallen
under the witberiug, bightiug curse Of
human bondage, Uurniries might, and prob
ably would to-day stand the most impor-
tant town on the Banks Of the Potomac,
instead of the miserable wreck of its former
importance which it now presents. Wash
lngton was educated here, and Patrick
Henry is said to have made his maiden
law speech in the old Court House, the
walls Of which are still standing.
DANIEL Bower,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
--latest 7. News


hehel Reports claim a@rea' .ic'ory
won IN a naval engagement WIN our
hlockadlng hect Oh 'har!e1i on
lhey say that 'ncif TWO ifoh.ciadS
(Which have long been building IN tho
narDorl ran out Oh lHe morning Vi 'nc
5ISt oil January attacked our hee''
SUNK the M'fcealta ana announcer gun,
boat crIppleu 'he NuiHGr oIlY' ana
scattered 'hc r'ilalhicr o' inc NcI9c'S'
h'y lhtn ueciaftu tnc p'ochaIc
raised. iio"e'er''Ior''y ai!cr"afuS;
Iney s'a'cu .la' % d i''sely ih'ic'sI'' 81
nav ''"'"0' o' =, '' y,
haroor' 70 resu''.G .i INC olo'N',.c .tt'i .L:
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o! - 'n't' 49, i,Li .ooo SU"' 49,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

reaf-lt appears by his card, that Mr.
BolIcau did not write the foul and treason
able articles for which he was apprehended.
Some sueaking traitors palmed them upon
him. |, Is therefore evident that :here is
in Philadelphia secret cahal of writers,
in the interest Of JEFF. Davis, using the
press to poison the pubic mind But,
since VI. b. Jcjrses 10 HBer for tie SitS
Of ohrrs, the iu-rates turn against him,
aud accuse hm-they being unknawn to
tie public-of "cowariicc - We think
il Is the highest moral courage for man
to stop wrong-doing, and to cast off men
who seek his ruin and the couutry's over
throw The Harrisburg Patriot says
B,l!eau may now edit his paper to suit
himself. They abandon hin, because he
exposes their crimes, issued through his
columns without his knowledge, and be-
cause be agoNs himself fully for the Union,
ani against the Ecbellion-a character
which does not suit the leaders Of the
sham Democracy who are trying to mis-
lead the honest masses in our State.
CoNTINERTAL NOyEV-the "green-
backs" OF 16-wrre issued, to the amount
OF Two Hundred Millions Of Dollars, 10
four years. In 1859, forty dollars were
worth but one of silver; in ISL, they
ceas d to b. valued. But they had helped
gain our L'oeIty......haines (TOry) New
York Mercury advertised counterfelis of
them "f'r the price Of the paper per
ream, and said they passed as well as tie
gcnuiue......U Uoless our Government is
honestly sustained, the people will lose
u1to!i Millions Of money, and the Ncrth
will be degraded nearly as low as the
South.....!nfcrest aud patriotism are
combined to aid the Administrator.
KENTtcEY.- Pennsylvania in the
Union service in kentucky says they need
an unconditional loyal newspaper-one
which reEarIs the Union as paramount to
Slavery: the masses, there, are nearer
-it Ih4u the leaders. lie thinks the
President eTrs in not entrustiug more
power 10 those in favor ot his measures.
II am satisfied that the blacks can be so
traiLed as 70 become our oery best S,litcCy.
NI'h white officers to discipline aud
drl.i ilem-with their ap:ness for military
their love of pomp,
show, and the emblem Of freedom, in their
own hands, | think, we'll otieered, they
would vie with veterans in year. From
year aud half of observation in camp,
biuk blacks can be easier disciplined,
lud made more perfect automatons, than
he whites. | had a servant, unable TO
-eai, who, by observing troops In dill
when 10 one supposed he was interested,
earned the duIl perfectly, and spent
lalf his nig hts for a month, in teaching
,thcrs, in an old log kitchen, with canes
nd br1J.usticks. He followed me upon
he field at Shiloh, and did not seem to
elr anything | should have more conf
euce in Aim than in mauy Of our white
apiains.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Notice in Partition.

UNION COUNTY, -.
F,,,rI y Waiter r. Jacob Woornar AMI Na-ialcn7 :
wif.. late Na-ia.eua Walter. John Walter, Mirha-
t.rach and sarah lie .f-, late ~ar b Walter, !-aai
W.it-r " i!IiAm Coru-Ii5s and EiZtn-th hl- wii'.
i,t. Elizabeth y alter jose yh Conner gu .usauur Boz
VI. i,f. su.snna " alter. Daniel Wa.-rr, S-rpn W
t.r Fhlip CoIsr anil iNdit Ann HI. wife LAT" Is it
Anu sn,.tai,. and samuel Ansstadt By bis Guar
dian Jo--Ih AnEstsit-
In .b C5ur- IF Common Pleas of Union County. W r.
scpt Term l,tI. " ri lie partition. sc AMI nov 90
VT: Dr-,mb~r Itth ls0s On noiI9n OF urS!s a
HAYES Attorneys for Plaintiff.
mn = ,r, the defendants to appear in Court by the
Ia 6t dty Of next Term being the tth day Of February
,,t aud ar-.pt or refuse take the r'al estate az
80. tl. s,n. then u show cause II any they have
b the sa,I premises should not he sold according 10 the
Arf Of Assembly i such made and provided by tie
W,tn.ss nv hand and seal Of ~anl Court at Lewis
bur. tn. .,lh isy Of Desc Hibcr, 4 b lN"2
f.r,tI Jan 3d. J VI SANDS Froth'y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

CoURrING MAgTYEDOM.-Ihc AarOns-
burg Berichter published an article two
weeks ago, as strongly disloyal as its edi-
tor is capable of producing But he
wasted his ink and mental effort for moth
ing :; nobody noticed it. This week the
same article appears; and yet the Govern.
mert is SO ungrateful, that it will not
knock the chip of the editors hat, aud
thus give him the notoriety he appears to
c,vot. Shouldn't wonder if he would
take offence, aud turn loyal, through spite.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
I3tcO,

In watsoutowE 3d inst; aged abou, 81 years, NATL
DA wife OF VIM. BecLer Formerly, Miss Peters, OF last
BuGllnr'
In N.ianburS, the 2oth ult., infant Of Euoch
aud susan Palmer.
In saronsbur:, Ccntr. Co, on the 18th ult, JACOB
HOLLOW ~, IN hi. suth yesr.
sudden in rLtiai on the 18th ult, GEoRiE SPRiTr
NJ y, father OF Rev. u NJ sprat If Lewisburc in his
10th year.
Al Builaloe Y Roads. the - inst. MENTY hDIE,
lau ,htrr Of henry ani Amanda R'mcTt, aged years.
The time past dear Nrnty, al-ui
No NOR converse with you;
You - gone 20 dwell wiki Christ on high,
Par above the wide EXTENDED! sky NJ \. r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

BLooMsBuRG, Feb 3, lS65.-lntelli-
gence has just reached here tina; horrible
murder was committed early on Monday
morning, in the Northern part of Cclum-
bia county. A step-uo her, named Saulf,
murdered three Of her step-children-aged
respectively ., l3 aud II years, by sever
ing their heads from their bodies with an
axe. She afterwards threw them into the
Gre. She is now in jail.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Administrators Notice.

w HEREAS. Letters ut Administration 10
W the estate OF BEBECCA DAWSON.
deceased, .areof the b,ro' oILewisburg, uu3on
cuanty, have been granted TO lEe subscriber,
by the Register Of said county, IN due form ;
all persons rrIcJl"i 90 SAID estate are Tegurs-
ei TO make payment, and those having claims
against The same VIII present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement, 10
SAN'L II. ORNIG, administrator
Lewi,burg. Jan. 6, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

S-The Teachers Institute. which met
at this place last week, was conducted in a
manner crciitabIe to the gentlemen and
ladies in Attendance. Oat Of ST teachers
IN the county, 80 were present. Resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted express.
ing thanks to their Creator FIR life and
health, and permission to hold another
meeting. Ssuerioning the meeting Of the
Institute before the examination of teach
ers. Approving Of the course Of their Su-
perintenden', (Nr. HeckeudorD) and hop
iugto see him reelected. Sympathisiug
With Capt. Ovens in consequence Of his
fhysica! disability. Re-rs,,iuc rheabsenca
Of 50 many fellow teachers Thanks for the
Use Of the rooms in which they held their
meetings. Approaching the warm sym
pa'bics Of the speakers. Thanks to the
hand for their music, to the citizens Of
LeTisbure FOR their kind hospitality, &c.
Inc Institute adjourned to NEE, again IN
.l'in'ubufs 81 tie cali Y the Executive
Committee.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Notice is hereby given,

rNO the S,ackhaiter> Of the B-'icf"E'e
AarouShufg aad IuuuamanEoWn Turn
pike Road Company, that an Election wlI
he held a; tine House Of HenIy b. Mu>>laa
in AarcnSburg. On Tuesday, the iU.h day ol
March next. between The hours OF 10 ani =
O'Clock, to cleo, Five Directors 10 manage the
concerns Of the Company for the er>uIngvear.
PETER WILSON, PresIdent.
Spring Mills Feb ;, I,ssii
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

Township, Union county, on
Thursday, FeJr"dry 20, 1868,
the ENTIRE FARM STOCK Of said deceased,
consisting of Horses. Cows, Hogs. Threshins
Machine and Tread Power (nearly new) |
and 2-Horse Wagons, new Bob-sieis, Sleishs.
Buggeys. Sulkies, Tanning Mills. Harness,
Cutting Boxes, Plows, Grain Drill, CuItIva-
tors. Hay by the ton, Corn aud Oats By the
bushel; also, an extensive assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, among
which are Parlor, Wood and Hathaway Stoves.
Tables, Cnairs, and very large stock oforher
articles used on the farm and IN the house.
too numerous 10 mention here.
- Terms made known On the fsv NJ sale
hv rbs subscriber. J. w. ShklNkh.
Feb l. 1875. Administrator OF VIZ. b saEISlS, dec
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, by order of the orphanSt
W Cyur, II Union county, on THuHspAr
'ue 5'h Of February, 1853. al the public house
OF K & iletzaI. ~ LeWIsburg,
4 cerldn l.ac, %; land situate N East Buff.
aloe 'ownsh ?, adjoining and, Of Caleb Bar
lou. Henry A-rz and Peter NuneIla, ccnIai-
ing TWO ACRES, three ruotS and thirly-siS
gerChr>, neat MEASURE. Whereun is -
erected a small Log Honse, &c. EA2
Cuut.tuEs-Ca>n. JOHN A. MERlZ,
Dee t-l- Aiaiui-trator O; EESJ. BEoUsI, i.cd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Liabilities.

Personally appeared before me, Andrew
Kennedy, y. F.. David Reber. Cashier ol the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according to law says the above Is correct TO
the best ol his knowledge. Feb 1. 1863.
DAVID REFER, Cashier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
FOR RENT-

CTnEE ROOM on Market street, Lewis.
> burg, belonging 10 Wm- FrlCA. now ucc1.
ped uy Warrington HulchIscn.
Also, Sore Room of Rev. Jacob RUden.
atIgh and Daguerrean Gallery immediately
oveI sad ruau, 9H Market street.
Inquire of ran26w3I WN. JONES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

w Hi be sold at Public Nendue, al the
w late residence Of Sarah Miller, IN Buf-
faloe township, near The Union School House,
on
Friday, FSbraary 27, 1868.
various personal property to wit: Horses,
! Mare with toal. Colt. & Milk cows. Bull,
and young catlle; 6 Hogs, Wagons, Buggy,
ThrsshIng Machine, Fanning Mil, Horse
Gears, Piows, Harrows, Bedsieads and Bed.
ding, Tables, Cupboard, Carpeuns, Stoves,
Copper Kettle, Iron Keitle, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Sale To commence al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, when
Terms of sale will he known by
GEORGE MILLER, Administrators Of
PETER MILLER, }S.aAuMILLER,dec d.
EufFalps, Feb. s, 1853,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

...r ... .v,....T o.. r,r-..F.g .g ....Ha
-.
'u'''y'
On Sf'H"ry f'trVfry :, 800,
at the Buffalo House, in the borough OF Lew
I>burs, county aforesaid al 10 o'c.ucSA. n,
o.,.,;r d., If cr,ug4 ,f,ua,e In ,b.
- - l.,,.h.'r, c,.,,,r,, ,f.,rc.,. ,
80 II, ~. c.rsr.I torn r.I,, r.,. .,,,r.
4-ai,,t be-. ..u-s handed ON the ,au,, av
-. L.ui, street. un the wet ty second street,
On the uorrh hy iHt oi WI'5w Nicely. aat
On the east lv an alley, containing onc-.ourh
OF an acre,more or less .whsreou are crecrci a
ihree-stnr~y II gel. (kuoWu as the Buhl.o
IInn,e1 frame stable, Carnage House, Ice
House. a wei with a pump, aud Other u.r
buildings, &c. as The properly q l. H..
Brs,rer aaf l.. II. LG'c'fe.
Also. At The same time am place, certain
lot Of ground. sI,rtte the borough o.. Lew
,.Lurg. a,.t county a.! rr>a.I. boult-I cn The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
rrn,hap sENr-Nrrkil.-
T0a>lqy 1or1ing 4 Friiay AllrraOon

II ''.--
i s..-i, morrow Al 10 O'Clock, The B4f-
l nr House vii. be offered at Sherlif's
q sale.
n tay-Cap, } Merrill Linn is on a flying
vi-i, home. He leaves tonight to jaip
his company near Frodcrick,purg
| Gssy-JacoJ Biu-aman Of Illstl,y town
ship, drum msj r of the SD ?. V, has
! reached this place On his way home, dis
charged an account Of physical disability.
say-Wc notice nr George Lofz Of New
Berlin, is here Oh i visit from the Army,
and is in good coudinon......Capt. Eoush,
we learn, Is houorably dischlrged, his
wound still rendering him unfit for ser
vice.
Eg~The remains # Com. Buchanan,
who was recently killed in an action near
New Orleans, were brought to Beiicfynte
on Sunday last, and uuriyI on Monday.
say-Tho citiz,us Of several districts in
Miiirn county have called meeting at
nTVeytowu. IN the Ip.h inst, to discuss
the merits Of local hume nauufaeure, 'aud
to consider the rrapTic'y Of forming
lluen company, AID erecting a factory to
manufacture fax. An example worthy of
imitation.
ren The Leri,la,urcs Of several States.
incluajpr PENNSYLVANIA. have ra,sca rosa
lu,i,ns ;n.,rup,i,,,, m, .,.r,snnt,,;v,s j.,
! Copgress IN r,,aal the dn,y m na,cr or
reduce il to such s,s,a,,I ,b,, r,,.r
makers can not sx,,rt onraasop,hI, rrica.
or it. Thi, matter interests No, oniy ,be
psoplo generally, ba, should nri,ss con.
rpue to rise. a Iarre f,iljnr fl in nos,,I
revenue would be the result.
rsq-S Since inserting the notice Of the
wanton ,nuIlariu in 3 rgi.k. lin oYr last
i,,uc) W. are sra'rti 4 to learn that the
authorities # Columbia county have Of
ferei a reward f,r the apprehension Of the
desperate ualefactor. THIS Is a. it should
Be. The life, liberty, anl property Of the
Lumb.e,t member Of society ought to to
held as sacred a, tiat of the most power.
ia! or poru.ar.
,..r,.. i.,l. -rr.-;.. =. p--.:l
- f,t. .i
.i...f -.h.-,hn s,c;n., -.
,.,.--i,ro Ii,...s,b, Wn,,c.-r,...5
- l., G,p.- of C.,pgrc.. bv % ma.
,,ri,v All the D.ma,r.r, r,rt of the
Border State Uai'uis's, and > Reputli-
caus voted against the measure. Il will
pass the Seuate, aui hundreds Of the
youth Of Pcuu,J lvau'a, and other Free
States, will be preserved by il!sLiu! aud
fair execution Of the law.
- vv,r,or N,Inl,s I, : Marshal
MI, mad, ,I,. ...rbirr,rv arrests, ubirh
,r,it,r. howl in such doIefnI concert
: ,r,,,o1 >, C,p,ra.s from Wisconsin. he
% -D6 .,,. ..,r,,y H.. snr.,Ii.. a vacancy
,.so h. l.,,b y5. ,.'.,,Ls b.,,, ~, 80.
-. ., .,.., ,5. SAIL -, o~,,.,,,, ,t
...:...- ~, ,b.,, so,.5 >, S,,,r.ss tho
- .--,.,.r l,i.t,,,r
n,.e -. ..,-r,-,.l, =, r,r, f,r C-r
cro.. IN T,va and was defeated 70 the time
ef .ooo The masses can discriminate ;
49,, 8 ., ;,,.ccr, man should .,g.r ,bcy
u,,Ia not r.f5re suD,ose the arro.,
w,saD intentional wr,nr: but in times Of
- .,...-.,,,,, ria. ;r,,.,,, -, of,or
suffer with the guilty,
ua- Charles Stuart. who has been ly- /
IN, in i,il At this MACE since the beqin.
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i Farm, Saw Mill, & Timber Land.

a. +-'--' SAs' -@-A4i - i--4NSA -AAot
1 IL all lining, for sale on moderate term =
y TIE Farm contains about one hundred
ans forty l.+u acres, ali 10 cultivation, with
a good jgo-star-y frame Dwelling -
House and stone Barn. The saw MlliEzI2
ha, the large water power Of Penus Creek-
v.-G about 500 Acre, uf Timber Land-a!l
adjoining. ia Limestone TP, Union Co.
App, 20 Jos, VI. TArLoH, Agent Niiilin-
burg, lvgr miles from the premises. OF TO
HUGH RELLAS, Sunbury.
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TURNPIKE ELECTION.

4 MEETING Of the Board and an Election
n of OuSr> for ne ensn.ns year. Of the
l.rwt>hurg ~ Nr'ln5urg Turnpike Company,
will take place at The house OF Glteon Biehl,
N Ea>t Brf3lue. nn Monday, The 2i day OF
March next. at 10 o'clock \. VI.
&. F. MILLER, President.
jaws 2. LI~N, C.eGk.
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FF2nHtEN

Bv Rev C H. LriBtarb. tn al-t nit, JACOB
NETZGER aud Miss BELINDA LEINBACH, both Of
Northumberland Co, Pa.
On the tth lust by Rev. r. A. Fink, DANIEi. W
KRENER, of Portss:oYr, and Miss SUSANNA FAUST,
ofCh-Ius Iu- TIP.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
THURSDAY, FEB 5.

The House has cOncurrcd IN TIE Senate
bill for the remission Of duties upon pa
per (Tho present high price of paper Is
believed to be a ombustion Of the enc.
mics of the country, not so much to make
money, as to prevent the circulation OF
ncwspapers.)
a resolution Of inquiry as to the delay
Of the payment of our volunteers, was also
passed in both houses. W.
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CrrATEMENTofrne Lewisbnrg s.anI.

, as required by The second section o. The
Act OF General Assembly OF this Common
wealth, approved the l3h Oct. AID. 1857.
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s-,.- to morrow AZ 40 O'Clock, lne But
fr House vii. be offered at Sheriff ;
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FOR RENT.

U'wO STOREY Back HOUSE and d@A
LOT on North Fourth street. t.I,2
March l., 80. II. Z. ShELLEE.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Feb 20 Farm Stock OF B ShrIncr. deed. Buifaloe
Feb 2i-Flrm Sioc. Of Sarah Miller, decd Buiialoc