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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Poverty is always a disadvantage. but how
could draft be more consIderare for the
well-disposed men nj every rank. and SUI Re
of any force' .iut M R,n hare NOR. fr'1e
iofsrst m putting aasra ,hi. Shareholders Re-
bshins .'h7r hrrs r1'n Of iisfi, lr,eits. LIsrsrr
Avn Law are iheIr fnos, precious heritage
S.3 si.t 10 taeif children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

The business Of arresting secession sympa-
thzsrs, blockade runners, rebel mail carriers, pa.
role breakers, contraband thieves, &C., continues
to be brisk in Baltimore. On Tuesday three girls
were taken into custody, charged with attempting
to 60 South without proper clearance; one man
was seized for loading Q vessel with forbidden
goods; another was charged with breaking his
parole; one was locked up for shouting for Presi.
dent Davis; and three others were found in the
streets who had previously been sent beyond the
lines for reasonable practices.
Parson Brownlow, in Q letter to Chicago Loyal
League, says: Loyalty leads to the field"
The Mayor Of Baltimore has vetoed the rssolu-
ton Of the City Council to deray the expenses Of
the members while on visit to New York 10 at
tend the Union League celebration.
On and after to-day all hostages due on unpaid
letters from Great Britain, Ireland, France, Prus-
siA, Hamburg, Bremen and Belgium are to be paid
in gold or silver coin.
The Samuel Chase Barney litigation has now got
into the courts Of Baltimore. A writ was issued
on Tuesday, directing Mr.. Barney to bring his four
children before Judge Bond, and show cause for
their detention.
The next State Fair In Ohio will be held at
Cleveland on the 18th Of September, continuing
four days.
The Western Division Of the La Crosse and Nh.
waukee Railroad, running from Portage to La
Crosse, was sold on the 25th ult. for 81 800 900.
The water Ia flowing freely into all the levels Of
the Erie canal, and II ID thought that navigation
will commence to-day or tomorrow. great
number Of boats are loaded, and ready to start -
soon as suficient depth Of water IL obtained.
Thirty guns have been mounted on the earth
works around New Haven harbor fDr the protsc.
ton Of the city. The work of defence win BE-
completed this summer.
James Bray and Q party Of friends visited
drinking saloon In Laurens street On We'd.
nesday evening, and after calling for drinks
refused TO pay for them. Knives were drawn bv
the party, and the gas turned Of. The proprietor.
Sebastian Turner, fred his revolver, and one Of
the shots took effect In che len breast Of Bray In
nictins probably fatal injury. Turner vHs A..
Tested and held 70 await the result. Coroner
wildey took the snts-mortem examination Of the
injured man yesterday.
James Bell, lawyer, Of this city, was scciden.
tally killed on Wednesday evening, By being run
over by stage No. $50, Of the avenue line, While
attempting 70 cross ct the corner Of Fulton and
Greenwich streets. Coroner wildey held an in.
quest on the case, when the driver was sxonerst
cd from all blame. Deceased was Q native Of Ire.
land. thirty-ave years Of age and leaves a VIII,
and four children 70 mourn his loss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

A youDs American artist 10 having . great sueosss-
abroad. The 0ss Gasss speaking Of the bridal fees
svitiss u WINDSOR, mentions the introdussoa 70 the
Rrinos and Princess Of Master wlnis Paps. fhs 0ssd
says
presentation Of Master Psps The pianist By Lord voouns
Sidney, her Majestys Lord Chamberlain. ms young
gentleman will be recollsctsd, gave eonoers through
operatives last summer The young pianist, Who 70 bus
twelve years age, performed sewers. cac pieces and
jv Jier MaIesty although not present, was silent s
ieoer 10 an adjoining ssrlmsn, and expressed her sss.
faction bin performance ne PAM usea ~ ,ne cAst
was the one d ssesnwsy w. "H"" S'"H sne Prizs
medal q the word fsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

MARITIME LAW ON TIE WkSTkkr hivkns.
M United states Court AZ 81 Louis dscdeS
49,. thsS Che laws Of maritime war are applical
~ Veuten rivers, and consequently vessels and q
are subIecl 70 prize rules, - determined BY me
sssions such = Violations Of blockadss carrying 9
oand Of war TO insurrscticnary States and dsIios
ar boosy e recognized ~ the laws Of war, are %
pIrnbs b. any u the courts but must b turned o.
shoss making such captures drsctly 70 Ms proper
scrs N suoh cSses eaiu no interest IN ths property
and cannot appropriate u, % any part thsrsof, V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

pointed US by not publishing General McClsl-
lan's evidence before the War Committee in
yesterdays issue. Cannot poor Greeley do the
fair thing in this natter Having abused Mo-
Clellan so constantly and unjustly, he ought
certainly to give the Generals defence. Be
honest for once, Masss Greeley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

The PUBLIC ADvERTISNG.-The Legislature
has inserted clause in the city tax levy regu-
lating the expenditures for the public advertis-
ing for this city. It provides that ten papers
shall be chosen for this purpose by the Mayor
and Comptroller, four of which shall be the pa
pers having the largest circulation. The ope-
ration OF the act affects all the expenditures
which may be paid out Of the moneys to be
raised by tax or assessment In the city and the
county, and will materially abridge the outlay
on this account. The Mayor has strenuously
contended for some reform in this matter, and
has st last the opportunity to carry out his
views The increase Of power conferred on the
Comptroller in this, - In the transfer Of the
Bureau Of Markets to his control, was unso-
licited on his part The change became neces-
sary on account Of gross abuses. The number
of papers Is still too large, but great redue-
ton from the List Of twenty or thirty henetofore
employed.
The amount of the expenditures for city and
county advertising last year exceeded eighty
thousand dollars, and IN equal sum, chargeable
to assessment, election and other accounts,
should be included. Beside thsss regular ex-
penditures, some fifteen or twenty papers
have been irregularly employed. Al the law
now places the whole subject in the concurrent
action Of the Mayor and Comptroller, there will
be no excuse for disposing Of Il otherwise than
In accordance with the Mayors repeated public
declarations
In the Supervisory levy clause Il also In
serted qualifying the expenditure Of $4,000 for
advertising so that mo one paper shall receive
more than $4,000 thereof" which will make .
more judicious division Of the entire sppro-
priation among ten ofacial papers, Or enable
the county 10 save half the appropriation by
urging the appointment Of only half the num-
Der Of organs for the Board Of Supervisors.
A New WAT TO RAISE TIE Wpp.-Thers are
al sorts Of lodges practised In shls wicked city
to make money easily; but tie latest scheme IL
revealed In the following circular, Issued by .
physieian:-
Dan mn-fo savs trouble, call inmsdisssly, you
wish % procure certificate thst you were sxempted
fron Ne dr.n Tor "Ihyscsl dssbiIly saa sh.s your
hst. Pee Tor same ~.
n. R-Brins shs with you.
We suppose that this doctor has already
secured many customer, - there are always
some sinplssons 70 be gulled BY any cheat II
may be well enough to state, however. that The
certificate" 10 promises for i've dollars d
perfectly worthless end would be 20 even II Q
drat had been ordered. Save your Eve dollars,
therefore, and do not 90 N cut Of The dram Jet
Q vbk)A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

The Probable Capture OF Puebia by the
French-The Time for Negotiations.
The news from Mexico. by way Of Havana,
which we published yesterday morning, and
which brings the military operations before
Puebla down to the 9th inst, leaves little room
to doubt that the French army has at last, after
terrific struggle, obtained possession of that
city. They had carried all the outworks, had
penetrated to the Plaza del Armas, and held
one-half Of the city; but that half was under
the guns Of other Mexican fortresses, which
might at any moment be turned upon 1t.
The French troops, with their characteristic
dash, were expected to have made light work
of the Mexicans; but they found in the latter
qualities of heroism, endurance and discipline
which they had not at all calculated upon.
Every house in the streets through which the
French cut their way to the Plaza was con-
tested, and it was only after sanguinary hand
to-hand conflict that the Mexioans fell back
The soldiers of both nations have well main
tanned the honor and glory Of their respective
flags, and the war has been brought to point
at which negotiations may properly commence
After the disastrous repulse which, in the be-
ginning of hostilities, the French army, under
General Lorencez received at La Soledad, Louis
Napoleon expressed the determination to press
on and capture the capital Of Mexico at any
cost, and there to give to the Mexican people
the opportunity Of reorganizing q respectable
government His military representative in
Mexico, General Forey, is known to have been
animated by the same idea, which was not sup
posed to be very difficult Of realization.
But the slow progress made up to this time,
and particularly the bitter lesson acquired by
the French before the walls Of Puebla, which
resisted their most determined efforts for over
a fortnight, taken in conjunction with the grow
ing dissatisfaction Of the French people at the
enormous expense Of the Mexican expe ition,
and with the possible complications threatened
by the Polish question, will probably change
the whole programme. Puebla may be, and
probably will be, to the Mexican campaign
what Villafranca was to the Italian-the point
where an armistice will come in, and where
terms of peace will be agreed upon. The mill
tary reputation Of France has been maintained,
and Mexico has also given proof of national
vigor and bravery that was entirely unexpect-
ed. Both have done enough for glory, and
neither can wish to drive the other to despera-
ton. II II therefore not at all unlikely that,
Puebla being in the hands Of the French, Gen.
Forey will offer such terms Of compromise q
may be acceptable to the Mexicans, and that
there the French expedition will end, much
to the relief Of Napoleon. IF SO. it may
prove to have . good effect, by showing to
the Mexicans the necessity Of their organizing
. permanent, strong government, and enter
ing upon that career Of peaceful progress
and prosperity all the elements Of which nature
has 90 lavishly bestowed upon their country.
That Il "a consummation devoutly TO be
wished." But We shall see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01
The Indians Again on the war Path.
QUE Or. PAUL CORRESPONDENCE.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, April 10, 1859.
Attack Military 0sapost-Lake Ctoss's Scsxf CbS-
tvred-A Strong F0rcs Sdx In Puyssit-LdAs Grow In
Council wstA TIE Hsdso~ Boy Cswposy's Aosma, DE-.
The Indians have opened the spring campaign small
SCALE AZ wsdsis situated the south tranch Of the
Waterman river, company Of soldiers stationed and
twelve miles beyond detachment q twenty soldiers are
located This outpost attacked BY Indians Il Two
O'Clock the morning Of ths 18th and completely
prissd. One soldier killed end two badly wounded
Ono Of the settlers houses also attacked and boy
ten ysars old killed and two women wounded.
The attacking party d reported By The captain CON-
mandng the detachment - consisting q any but this
doubtless exaggerated. ono Of Little Crows 1.-THE leader
Of the Indians) captured last week. and he
stated that small party Of seven were In that region in
search Of property that they had secreed when the raid
Of last summer commenced Military authorities here
think moro than likely that this was The party which
made the attack.
The outpost whore the murders took place b one hun
dred and thrty-nve miles southwest this city and
forty i've miles from Mankato, where the Indians were
hung and the prisoners are still confined.
Two companies q infantry and detachment Of caval
red Devils but they win hardly overaks them. Their
object undoubtedly 70 secure horses and they sue
oesded stealing one government horse and several BE-
longing 70 the residents.
NJ 9i sasss s ss1 Ssy r; Y. ps: and
Ths wnot IN any probability, reach anything bus
the most scattered frontier settlements Gen. sibley at
the head Of expedition viii leave hsre next month N
putt Little Grow "a bis warriors They have win
e D on the Missouri, two hundred miles above Fors
Pierre but In the vicinity u DEVILS Lake, nvs
Bay Companys agents design 70 council with them 70 -
cure safe transit for their supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01
The Entire Union Force
dered to March.
Failure Of the Transports d
tho Rebel Batteries.
FOUR STEAMERS KNOWN TO BIZ
Rebel Rams Expected DowI
~ Yaxee.
&C., Co. q
CAIao, April I'D

CAno, April %
A special Memphis despatch says;-Advil
Youngs Point TO sunday say that Gen. Grant w
Carthage. was thought that the rebel "a.
Yasoo wore ready to come out. raft has b.
pieces, having aoated out.
A despatch from Milliksn's Bend Of the sltA e.
were yesterday issued for the who,s army 70 ma
six days rations.
TITS doubtful whether any Of the SIX transports
tempted 70 run tho batteries II vicksburg On u
the 2sd succeeded In passing. -Four q tAsn are z<
sunk. The Other two, II thoy got By, are badly
The firing on tho transports was terrific. Cenn'
midnight. II continued till daylight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

tion than we are. We firmly believe that II this
powerful alarm whistle had been shrieking of
the coast when the Anglo-Saxon became en-
veloped in the fog we would not have had to
record the loss Of that noble ship. In view Of
the fact however, and of the constant danger Of
shipwreck incurred by al vessels coming by
Cape Race, we hope that the British govern
ment will either place one of these warning
whistles on the coast themselves or allow the
original projectors Of the idea to do so. No
time should be lost in 30 serious matter; and
IL the matter be left in the hands Of the press it
will be attended to at once; for the money is
ready and can be instantly applied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

AZ ~ the VrouoPOrt BIeOts
The correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune, wri|
MiIliken's Bend, on tho 3Sd instant, says thas 4
ports collected for running ne rebel batteries a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

State of Iowa. In the pistrictCourt
rs: Of
lama County, Tama County.
Afford Bartlets
vs.
Henry Hamburg
By virtue of an execution, dated the 9th
day Of November A. D. 1862, to mo directed, &
issued out Of the office of the clerk Of the Dis
tsict Court of Tama County, State of Iowa, in
favor Of Afford Bartlett and against Henry
Hamburg commanding me that IF the goois,
chattels, stock or interest in any company
debts due, property In the hands of third
persons,-which are not exempt by law from
execution,-of the said Henry Hamburg /
max. or cause to be Tade the sum OF 2s
dollars and 90 cents, with interest and costs
I have levied upon the
Following property to Wit Commencing
thirty three feet south Of the north east
corner Of tie south west Or II section Is
fifteen to,enshp; [Ss] ra"ge [I2I G:ee"
west thence south I1O) rods thence mest
{sO) rods thence north (lo) rods thence
east (s0) rods to the place Of beginning.
Vest Of the 18th p. NJ, in Tama County. Iewa,
be sold, or so much theresf rs is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, public notice is hereby CIV
en- that l have levied upon, aad shall on the
9TH day Of February, A. D. 1s63, between the
hours Of Q o'clock q. M, and 4 o'c.ock p. N.
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour Of
10 o'clock a. m, ut the front door Of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the County Of Tama
offer & sell at public out cry, to the highest
best bidder, for cash, all the right title and
interest ef the above named defendants, in
and to the above described property, or so
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy said
judgement for The sum Of 744 dollars and II
cents, together with costs and all aecruing
costs. unless the same shall be sooner salts
fed.
IT. A. VILLA StSON,
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Nov. 2sth 1852. v5-n3
Printers fee $500
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Sherifs Sale.
State Of Iowa, Tara County, SIS
Henry Lance

~
State Of Iowa, Tara County, S s
Henry Lance
John Mendall, Elizabeth MendeI
and Peter Shelton
In the District court Of
Tama County
BY virtue of a special execution, dated the
18th day CT November A D 1862 to me directed
issucl out Of the Office of the clerk Of the
district court Of Tama county. State Of Iowa,
in favor Of Henry Lance ard against John
Menaell, Elizabeth Mendell & Peter Shelton
on a judgement rendered by said court at the
September term thereof, A D 1862 against
the said John Mcndell, Elizabeth Mcndell, {
Peter Shelton and a degree Of foreclosure
against John Mendell, Elizabeth Mendell and
Peter Shelton wherein it was ordered adjudged
aad decreed that the following described real
estate tc-wit:
the uest three .fourths Of the south east
fourth Of the north mest Or and the south
acest qr Of the north west On also the west
or Of the ,cest WofHe north rcst Or Of
the south rest or all Of section No. four
.(A) q township No. eiyhty-three (ss)
north Of range fifteen (15) pest coatain-
ing sccenty..tive acres more or less.
West OF the 18th P NJ in Tama County, Iowa
be sold, or so much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, Public Notice is hereby
given, that l have levied upon, and shall on
the 9th day Of December A D 1862, between
the hours Of 9 O'Clock a NJ and 4 O'Clock p m
Of said day, sale to m at the hour of
10 o'clock a N at the front door of the court
house in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of lama,
offer and sell at public II t-cry, to the highest
AMI best bidder, that bids two.thirds or over
Of the appraised value, for cash, ali the right
title and interest Of the above named defen-
dant, in and to the above described property,
or so much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said Judgement for the sum 49, dollars
together with costs aud all accruing costs,
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied
II A WILLIAMSON
Sheriff Of lama County
| J. Allen. Atty for Plaintiff
November 2lst, 1862
Printers fees 1913 pd
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4 LIE EXP1.ED

The Repsrt that the Monticello F~loIr;ng
mill runs only one or two days in q week
and dees not grind Wheat is a malicious false
hood, doubtless circulated BY parties other
wise interested.
The mill does a gene al business At grinding
all kinds Of grain usually ground by mills in
this country, fer toll or cash, and under the
late management, is doing a better business
than it has ever done before such i. the les
timony Of its customers from Tsma ard Pore
sheik counties.
Persons coming from a distance & intend
ing to wait fer their grist, had better avoid
coming to the mill on Mondays and Saturdays
A fair trial respectfully requested and sat
i~sfaction guaranteed.
v5ns-3m Dec. %, 1852. C. RRTNER
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HOWARD
.TlCM,
DBraflx nassaa

For the RELIEF efthe sick aud distressed, afflicted
Nth Hirulent and Chronic Diseases, ami e-pec-
dHyJor the cure Of diseases IF tie Sexxdt Or
CANS.
MEDICAL ADVIE. given gratis, by the not
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srermatorrhoca
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases If
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensary, scnt to III,
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, Dt. J. SKILLIN HDUGhTOS
Agent Surgeon, How ard Associate n, No ,
SGAh Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
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Notice.
State Of Iowa, Tama County, SIS:

State Of Iowa, Tama County, SIS:
To Asa Gilbert 4 James Gilhers,--Sirs
You and each Of yen are hereby notified
that there is new on file in the otfice Of the
clerk Of tho District Court Of Tama county
Iowa a petition of Philip Fuller claiming -
you the sum Of eighty dollars - money justly
due him on two promisory notes aud asking
an attachment against your property 50.
And that unless you appear thers'o and -
fend on or before noon Of the ssdond DAY Of
the next term Of said court, commencing on
the third Monday Of February A. y. 1868,
default viii! be entered against yeu and
Judgment rendered there On.
- ISAAC L ALLBN,
f Attorney far Planti6
vkn7
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I've have just learned that some
steps are being taken having for their
object the erection Of a woolcn factory in
this town. We hope it will prove sue
cessfull.