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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
NEW YoRK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1868

rect the only mistake which was nsAe the ssauss
clearly inadequate npensa;oa for whss was saAs en- o
him Their proposition seems 70 Dc TINS -iho .ana
took from ycu worth more than We nave aau. tno
Comm siouers and the Street ohcers "a
vised you OF being entitled the paid You Gould no
have filed objections against the award actually inserted
in the report and corrected by inserting the amount
We have paid. We have your land and although you IN
tariy paid and than strict right You might have
claimed yet we claim that tho report being confirmed,
and being manifest that in and by you were awarded
only sl5 that amount shoud be refunded
Upon the merits, as presented by the case upon
appeal, we then have a payment made behalf OF
the plaintiffs voluntarily without fraud deceit
knowledge OF the fact the part Of the defendant FIR
ben than years before reclamation attempted
assertion or error or mistake their part-ths
fact that ms!ed by those acting behalf of and
mistake that was made in not Inserting the amount he
received and thai the plaintiffs received and been
IN the enioymcn; Of his property a the value, not
greater than OF the amount that paid to him; aud
applying the rule just given. the plaintiffs having volun
tary paid what the report terms Gid require them
pay, but amount which In equity and good
science they should have raid. the plaintiffs
" back again. IL uld DO In the highest degree
injustice TO permit the plaintiffs to assert their claims
Of payment under called mistake under the circum
detailed in tho evidence and found matters Of
fact the present The action against the defend
ants, tho New York Life Insurance and Trust Company,
could Lot under circumstances have been maintained
The company mortgage having lien tor the sum
AWARDED TO it, tho company received only the amount
due H. The fact that the checks payable to the
Joint Of the defendants might perhaps create the
company iisbursng agent Of the plaintiffs TO liquidate
their claim the residue Of the 10 tho
defendant Erben. which the company did. There
mistake in the payment it, NOR, in my opinion ,was
not OF right due and payable TO hm." We think the
Judgment il correc: aud should be Affirmed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SAURDAr. Feb. 2i-6 Pm.

oArCRoAY. teb. Ill L. d..
Money u easy enough to-day. The srokers are
supplied at > J per cent GU call. and tue best
names on short commercial paper are taken at
51s per cent. Debt certificates have advanced to
est4sI
Gold opeaed this morning Al ,6i1s. against le2
ct the close last evening. the decline being predi
Gated upon what was supposed would be the effect
Of the passage oil the Bank bill. But the decline
was aeon recovered. and the price rose to 1872, ".
and x; then il turned, and fell to l62 and l6i
finally closing at l62 bid. Exchange closed at iTs
1870 for sterling. aad 3iaI s.i' for francs.
The stock market rather variable to-day,
though the amount efbusiness was large. A marked
feature was the advance in governments which,
under the influence OF some foreign orders, rose
TX per cent on the coupon stock oil 1881, and
per cent on the seven-thirtics. Railway shares
were generally fraction lower in the moving
Erie fell on y per cent. Central "a, Southern Old
l, Rock Island II, Galena a. pittsbnrg |. Har
lem, Toledo aud Terre Haute were stroag The
bond market was very firm Shortly after the one
PM call there was = rally in prices. daring
which Erie Was in request at 7Gs., and was not Of
fercd below az. At the second board the market
was duls aAd prices were generally fraction
lower than IN the morning. At the four l.. n.
session Of the public board there was pretty ge-
nera,'rslly. and the market closed fm if not buoy
ant. at An advance Of Hper cent over the
second board prices. The following were the
closing quot atOna ri five r.
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by order OF the execnriy Of Ann Forbes, deaeased
g 700 Stats North Carolina par cert bonds due 1850
coupons FROM July 1884, attached, $1,000 eacn,
1000 State Of Missouri per bonds issued 10 Han
nbal and 7: Joseph railroad Company. with
c0rroDs itom July 1866, 81 900 each, $40 i.,;.
$500 Hudson River Railroad per cent bonds, doe 1863
and 1870 interss, paid TO February I, 1868 81 900,
900 New New York and H.r.em s.ro,a bond i.rcs. oaa
70 February ], 1885,, 3! 900 each. SEQ IT,.
500 Nav York Central Railroad Company 8 per cent
bond. interest May and November, fI19.
5000 United States ga of 1867 Of 500 each Of $500
each, = Of 81 400 each, fyS so.
l. shares lscstou and Providence Railroad Company,
&i00oach, y13T.
l. shares HUDSON River Galroad Company 500 each
IL shares Michigan Central Railroad Company 500
each, 500 .5.
10 shares Screw book Company, $50 each, sio,
~ shares Mechanics aud Traders Bank 80 each.
Is shares Commercsl Bank, Now orleans. 500 eaca
$sS 80.
10 shares Academy of Music. Brooklyn. SO each
sBI.
shares Equitable Fire Insurance Company s3s
s shares New York Fire aad Marine Insurance Con,
sany, $i00 zach, $3.50
80 shares Long island Fire Insurance compsrg, $50
each 800
By order OF the executors Of Amssa Wright deeessed
81 900 Cleveland lainsve and As,apua sracat n1ort
gage per cent bonds. issued t. Sanbnry aud Erie
Railroad dne July /. 1854 81 900 each si.l
Interest aud PRINCIPAL payable ia PHILADELPHIA,
4 200 Chicago and Northwestern per cent interest
bonds, gencra hrst mortgage. payable in New YORK
November !, 1855 interest May and Nov ilbcr
four ~ 81 0c0 each. { 40 OF $500 each. So..
1000 Evansville and Illinois Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent bonds, paysble 1867, aud ey.
landed, with coupons 70 January ]. 1863 iscrcst
January and July, 81 900 each s.a %
fos ACCOUNT ~ wBoa II
So shares New York and New Haven Eslruad renu.
inc stock 500 each. Sl2g 80.
shares New York anu New Haven Railroad, genuine
stock, SI0o each, sl2f 50.
20 shares Mechanics Ranking Association ST. 30 eaeii
SOL.
10 shares Ocesn Bank $50 each ss5.
90 shares Merchants Exc angc Bank $50 each fss 10
SIS 80
- shares sagie rire Insurance coInpan, $40 each,
49,.
10 shares lamar Fire Insurance Company ,sIoo each
Sill.
10 shares Citizens Fire Insurance Company $50 each
$40 80
10 shares Long Island ffe Insurance Company $50
each. $20l.
10 shares Merchants lire Insurance Compiny, $50
each, t1s3 80
70 shares Merchants Fire Insurance Company. $50
each, t1s3 So
81 shares Equitable Pre- Insurance Company. So
escb. flar.
"a shares Bcekmsn Fire Insurance 1onpany 81, essn
20 shares Aston Fire Insurance Company, 81 each
$3.50 80
20 SHARES Fulton Fire Insurance Company, So each,
tI26 81.
~ shsses Bowery fire Insurance Company, a. each
Sls,.
- shsrs- Brooklyn lire Insurance Company. 81
each. SIG.
20 shares Corn Exchange Fire Insurance COMPANY
so each fl6.;.
SHARES New Work Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
psny ftUo each, fi51.
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Court or General Sessions
Before Recorder Hoffman.
BuaaLARs, PICKPO0KErs AND SH0rLIFFARS Sen.
TENCEp,

BuaaLARs, PICKPOOKErS AND SH0rLIFFARS Sen.
TENcEp.
Fen o1- the Court OF General Sessions this morning
Recorder Hoffman sentenced some notorious criminals
who had convicted during last week.
Hugh McCarty and Thomas O'Ncli. who had boon con-
vcied or burglary in the third degree brought up
for sentence the first account Of his YOUTH sent
to tho House Of Refugee oNe sentenced TO the State
prison for two ycags.
George Matthew'S pickpockst who pleaded guilty 70
attempt grand larceny, sentenced TO the state
prison tor two years.
John Kahn another member of che light fingered fratcr
nifty, was similarly sentenced.
Oswald Adrian shsp'.fter, having pleaded guilty OF
grand larceny sentenced the state prison for three
year3 and six months
Joseph, alias Samuel Rcshschild, old offender in the
shopng limo also sentenced to the State prison for
three years and six months.
Monday being the day apart for the celebration Of
Washinson's Birthday there will be court on that
day the Jurors discharged from attendance until
Tuesday morning, at eleven O'Clock
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(B~emt Br barks Queensland INDIAN Belle Vennard
Sneea ns.ora Peter. firo br.ss Emm@ p.ane r. !.
.. Los Amigos lau thrce Br, " hawiAua o
Adsp. Mais Cotbi schrs 'GiP.ey BIS CasetA Acui.
rus IAN name. Wright, Har'es oae,a. Safonns
Scrnrin HOT oAtss. Saxe- Cabinet ef1ns
" srp@n. Mon.erey. met T. Jo,es Oepsw
Cunningham. N Do~De Washington. Frances, silase
Belle A Berry. 4 Price, Free Wind
and Fab hee
Wind az sunset NV fresA
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. pYrSu.vs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND pAcG.
ma E-,sbishnenl III we. Kleyenh street. be, ~sss
~ 40 ststh ayeuNssu o.s-hDi furDtgrc bsEed ssk
III .reJ 10 iii sf. 81 The world. coscrrd wagons Tor ~
mSytpe iurpGVrs ali hem zoe e,a., Fu.c.,asc sired
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A CONFERENCE wrrp SPIRITS Tais SUNDAY,
~ ctcrinG II halipasi seven ocock, - No wsv~'ey
pae aGhefrs gbarn the Twenty seventh street ehoss
nj u hsr, a.. .ntetr,l 40 soufnuncsis n Bthr-,laa
spiritual truih seeking circles rtey evrnins where ss
~ 4nr e.1. a., es,n Dswsous Telegraph Msrhns will
be ~ oIrrs IN TskCs 81 % o. h'd ~ Dt0so,. No
Whver ~ nlate, reoins ~ ana ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

RE MOvAI..

N-oTicE,.-MRs. LYON IsAACs, NO. & DIVISION
IN street having removed 70 $50 Canal street. sess In
form her wh--s- buyers that she ready supply tssn
with Sprlus Pattern Bonurs De r.
Mourn.pg BoDuets.
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ocULlsTs Avn AUni.T,.

L ADf oCUirsrs' EVE TSFIRyaRt LADY Ocu-
II ns b6 ritih asenn-. guarantees 10 euro rsPsoiy
WrsN sre ~ inHansd Ewes Of any kind nsitr ~ seod
ips Restores sight vafoss worst FERNS OF sndness
WITHOUT opera ion PAM ~ gentle remedies Consulssd -
tween ys,Ab. Foot q - ,n Friday,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AsaIgr--HorDEN.--At Newark, N. ". on Thursday,
February 10, by the Rev. William Day Mr. WurIix
AslsY, Js. 10 Miss S. LOUISA daughter OF Thomas Ho
den Esq,
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We are requested to state that there is now
sufficient supply Of postage currency at the Office
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer to re.
sPond to the requirements OF banks, institutions or
individuals requiring supplies.
The Etna to-day, for Liverpool, took Ont $685.
074 in specie.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $40 AS ,O:1 G2, and the balances
$2.347 ,4a5 so. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were s.?l .4a ~? Oh being daily ave
rage Of sfs,540.ass Is. against sii ls9soo 50 tor
the week ending on Saturday last.
The Michigan Central Railroad earned in the
second week in February:
1892 s.n uoe
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Steamships Marion, ), Mar reismsu DO ship, PRO
rrsse soutbsm htoD, Harvest Vuces NAY sutton a,rfls
tBrl ces,pr9n, isaa uan' o. We West s,psiet Ix.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

I-NCCRRgNr FUNDS FOR ssLE-NEvEg BEFORE
4 onctcd. Address. With particulars Opportunity. boz
10, Herald CInr.
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W. esltnce IA bank, December
n. issz ........,....... sir,,A
LES, sn,ount deposit IN New
inrs IAN rsnr AMI ira,.
-. a. four per cent. .......... 3,ISS
100 ainoont % deposit il United
slte- Trust Co. q, tbrNs Per
Iva, smoant ipvst,i Ia 70
PER ccut Treasury notes 1920
ln~ sms'ut depossi with A.
tiist n; Treasurer u un,.cd
.'I',s On 60 at tplI pos can't as
- lOu,531
- 1916 4sa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04

LNOR SALE. situate in Lewis township.
L Union Co., Penn'a, containing $50
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres Of
good timber, the remainder clear and in a
good stale of cultivation. On il are erected a
good Bank Barn, large Two storey Dwelling
House Spring House and other out buildings,
large Orchard. and never failing water In
the barnyard. About half the farm is Lime.
stone ground.
Also another tract Of land, adjoining the
above farm, containing about 2S Acres all
cleared, on which are erected a new Foundry
and Machine Shop 81 feet ny 30 feet, three
stories high, with Black Smith Shop. &c,
attached. il contains Steam Engine of zen
horse power, turning laihes, drills. saws. (both
circular and uprisht,) pianer, and a variety
Of tools belonging TO q Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses. an excellent
spring Of never failing waller, and a small
Orchard Of choice fruit.
This property would make also an excel
lent Tannery, being situated in a good coun.
try for bark. and good water handy 10 the
building, which can be piped into the building
with bu, little cost. A large business in
manufsctoring Glover Hullers has been car.
RED On by this establishment Il will be sold
to suit purchasers, with as mnch of lhe Ma
chinery as the buyer may want. For fnriher
particulars. apply TO the subscribers residing
on and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. 4. Attorneys In fact Of Christian Reif
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
rnion County Court Proclamation
LUHEREAS.t the Hon. SAMI S.WOODS.
wv President Judge for the 2tlfh IudiciaI

"HEREAS.t the Hon. SAML s SWoODS.
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
Counties of Union, Mfiiin and Snyder. and
JNo w SINoSroN and JoHN Watts EsGs., Asso.
clate Judges IN Union county, have issued their
Precept. bearing date the 22nd day Of Nav,
1868. and 10 me directed. for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas. Over
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions.
al LEWiSBURG. for the county of UNION.
on the Third Monday Of SEPT. tb.ing the
2lst day) 1863, and 10 continue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Cor.
oner. Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county Of Union. to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
sitionS, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertain to be done /; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and ihcre
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be puncIual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the sher>
iA's Office In Lewisburg the 18th day of
Sepi'r. A d 1863. and The s7Ih year of the
Independence of the United States of Amer.
ca.-Giod save the Commonwealth!
l.. T. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
SHERIEFS SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Vend. Ex.
ID and ri. Fa. isSued out al the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Union county and TO me
directed, I will expose to public safe or QUERY
on Monday, !Scp, 81, 1868,
at the Cour, House. in the borough of Lewis
burg. county aforesaid. at o'clock, ".
A certain Lot Of Ground situate in Hartley
township, county aforesaid. bounded and de-
scrbed as follows Beginning at a willow
at the end of the tail on bank ef P-nns
creek thsnr- along = private road south 2so vest Is
p-rches said :oad north so west LION
perches ,u post Of carsn thence BY me same nortn
2o west fahs perches tn post, fhcn-e on the south
side of the SswmiI south saf vest 81 perehes
north vest p-rches to lands of the heirs ofGeo.
Kiester decd south So vest Is prehes to the head NJ
north fae r<rrhes thenc drvn tbs north side Of
sa.i north s. east ls ssreses sonh $50 -sst -
r--s north 6 east IL psrrhes To post north
st u rercs thence north go esst IL pefches
the into Penns srr-k to the place Of be nnsg.
containing Three Aeres sai aeen perches whsreon
erected SAW MILL. wish the sPPurtenances, &e-as
the property Of ABnansN wiLrrR.
Also, at the same time and place, cerfaia
Lot of Ground s,iuai. IN the borough OF Har-
Teton, county aforesaid. bounded on The east
by rd bile rosa p.sftns from Harieton 60 Or~s's MIL,
on the south hy the Turnpike, on the west by widow
Lucas and the north by an alley, containing One.
Fourth Of Aer-, less uhs,-cn erected
TwaStorey trsme Dwelling House, frame barn. Sccd
ous-, Well with Pump and ether outbn,idsass, with
the apPuTtsnssces, &c
Also, No. 2. certain tract Of un'mproTed
Timber Land, situate in Hartley townshiP.
county rrrsaid hounaei the east by n Sttrsr. on
the south by psdlys Mountain. the -e-t by 1seno
vsuads and the north ~ Thomas Arfn-ssre. c"n'a
nius Three Hundred snd i~sn'y-fiy- Asiss. no,r
I--e. ~lh the appurtcnsuc.s. ic- IS 'hs property
SA''-1 " tFALBRrGHT. shsnd
Sheriffs Ohcc, Leuisburs. Aus H. is'" =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04

O, the l3rh Dec, lS60-0fter SIX OF
eight States had taken more or less action
to dissolve the Uuion-aud after Buchan-
ans wesk hut Infamous Message, arguing
that the U S. had no power to preserve
itself-afier Cobb had resigned, and Floyd
& Co. had done all iu their power to dis
arm the Government ....AFTER all this
Jnlye II'oodsard said, in his 18th Dec
speech in Philadelphia
"We hear il said let South Carolina &C
out of the Union reaceably. i say let
her go praceaDiy, If she go at all
But why should SouIh Carolina be driren ahI
% The Union by an Ir-rePressible cohiiic'
about Saveryl'
South Carolinians boast that they have
been thirty years seeking Independence, SO
that this protence of being "driven out"
is fiction volunteered to cover up their
treason.
Bu, what shall be said of Woodward
defendiay the Rebels in this manner by
assuming that they are "driven out =
and what of his condemning the use 81
arms to hold them to their allegianceI
The u. s. Constitution-whieh Judge
Woodward is sworn to sustain--clearly
requires obedience to itself, and enforce
ments Of its laws, above all State laws.
The President ID commander 10 chief.
Washington, Jackson, Tyler, Fillmore,
and Buchanan (in Utah. all suppressed
Rebelions, Gy force. But Woodward
says-in defiance of the -Constitu,iou-ict
them rebel "pcaceaLy"
Gen. Jackson said, "The Union mus,
aud shall be preserved" and he sent Gen.
Scott with men to "coerce" South Csr9li-
ma. They did so. All wrong, according
TO Woodward they should have been
allowed to nulify ''pesccably."
Gen. Dix said, "If any man tears down
the American flag, shoot him on the spot
,Woodward's argument is, let them do it
"pcaceab.y."
We have three "opinious," then, of
Woodward. lst. That soldiers defend
ing the Union shall not vote. I'd. That
States may leave the Union "peaceably."
Sd. Tha, "negro slavery is an incalcula-
Bile blessing"
Taking into view tho time Of this
speech, who can resist the conviction that
Woodward was really in the plot to divide
the Union, aud then ere e.construct" it by
adding Penn'a, n. Y, &c., to the Slave
Government
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
Cd Gun from a Slave State!

ny The Copperheads Of the Slave State
City, Wilmington, (Del,) said 1t they
elected the "Aboli,ion Mayor" Mr.. Gil
pin, they would endorse all tho heresles
aud rascalites Of LiDcolu's administration
But the people "havc went and gone aud
done i:''-every officer in every election
district, is "Abolition," us follows;
Elec,irn in Wilmington, Da-Chdn
ttaidn Ficsory-Eeery U"tOn Candi-
date Elected.
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept l, '63.
At the city election, Mayor Gilpin
(Uuiou) was re elected. The Lnionists
hare carried ercry Ward anil precinct.
The City Couuci! is unanimously Union.
All the Administration Candidates, inclu
ding Treasurer, Assessor, Aldermen aud
Inspectors, were elected.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to ali concerned
~ that the following named persons have
setlled their accounts in the Registers Office
at Lewisbure, Union county. and that the
said accounts will be presented for confirm.
alton and allowance at the Orphans Couri
10 be held at LEWISBURG. for the county Of
Union, on the third MONDAY of September
next, being the 2lst day of said month, VIZ:
The first and final account Of Andrew
Cook and Shem Spigelmoyer, Executors OF
Michael Cofherman. late OF Lewis Twp, dec n.
The final acct Of Charles Cawlry, Esq.
Administrator Of Elisabeth Young, late Of
Union Twp, decd.
3 The final acct of Gco w Baum, Admir-
of John H. Baum. late Of Lewisburg. dec
The final acc, of Jacob Decsard. Guar
dian Of Lydia Heussi a minor child of David
Housel. late of Union county, decd.
The final acct of Esther Ammcn and
wm Dreisbach. Adm'rs Of Byers Au,mOn, late
of Lewisburg. deed.
GRIGGS MARSH. Dsp'y Register.
Registers Office, Lewisbprg, Aug, le, leej
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
Notice to the Drafted.

HNDER the provisions, of the Act of
u Congress for enrolling and calling out
the national forces, the following persons
are exempt;
lst The only son liable TO military duty
of a widow dependent on his labor for sup
port;
I'd The only son OF aged or infrm paren,
or parents dependent On his labor for sup
port;
3D. The only brother of children not l2
years old (havins neither Father nor Mother
dependent on his labor for support;
4th The father Of motherless children
under i: years of age dependent on his
labor for support;
5th Where there are two members of the
family of the person drafted. already IN the
military service Of the United States
All persons entitled to the above exemP-
tions. can have rheir papers made out al the
office of G. D. BREWER, Attorney at Law,
LewIsburs, Union Co, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
The Deaths of Traitors.

1. is remarkable how fast the Rebe
leaders are going to their dread account
"unRept, unhonored, and uDsung."
We this week add to the long list, tht
names of Joh~ buchanan Floyd, of Vir
ginia, (the Biggest Thief in office undel
James Buchanan,) whose failures in arm:
caused him to be detested at home, and be
died q ruined, broken hearted man.
Gen. Rtn,berton, the renegade Phila.
delphian, shot dead by Texian officer,
who accused him of betraying Vicksburg
as he had the Union which made him
what be was.
uoseIy, the mounted freebooter, (great
on stealing horses and robbipg smoke
houses around WashingtoD,) has died
from wounds received from Union soldiers
near Dranesville.
Cdptain -, who started the first
armed band of traitors from Baltimore,
dies execrated by all the living there who
mourn the dead slain in useless conflict.
Four such blood.stained perjurers in
one week, is fearful catalogue of men
who have by other deaths escaped their
duc-the haugman's rope. Let Traitors,
North as well as South, beware of the
reputation they are making, for this
world and the next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-04
1GO ACRES.

more or less, mostly Limestone soil, cleared
all excepting Z or 3 acres, well lined, and IN
a good state OF cultivation. The Improve
- ments are large Two-Siorey BRICK
Ela HOUSE, Bank aSIrn As bv 80
feet, Ioselhtr with all OF The necessary Out
building, for the Farm. There are two good
Wells on the premIses-alSo a young EN
ORCHARD with good Fruii Of all kinds.S
Persons wishing further INFORMATION, may
inquire Of SAN'L LaSrBAcE, Gn The premises.
If desired by either party. the whole Farm
will be put up. TERMS miie known al sale.
ANDREW uaGENBuCu. Esucu-
Sept. l, 1853. SAMUEL UAJENUCCu, tors.
Milf Telegraph, Danv. American, Blooms.
Dem , copy 3w, and bills 10 hi. Office Immy.