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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

HA-Dr. TS.CHRIsT writes home, 29th
ult, from Paris, in Bourbon county-the
center of one of the richest, most beautiful
agricultural regions of old Kentucky. He
left Newport News, Va, 23d ult. and after
six days ride-ou the Baltimore L. Ohio
Railroad route-fuisbed the journey Of
nearly 1000 miles, by the 45,h aud Tooth
Penn'a Vols Their trip thro' Mary land
aud Virginia, showed the sad traces of
the Rebels war, and was often cheersd by
the smiles and refreshments of Unionists,
men and women. The route is wonderful
for its mountain wildness and grandeur.
In Morgan county, the railway is guarded
for ten miles by Virginia regiment, one
Of whom said the citizens all professed to
be loyal, yet their pickets were fired upon
nearly every night. There are % tunnels
between Harpers Ferry and Parkersburg.
1t was election day for the new State, and
there, we're crowds at the polls be passed
opponents of the new order were voting,
but its friends were confident.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
WHEREAS, II has been deemed cxpedi-
w ent, by the Chief Burgess and Town

w enr, by the Chief Burgess and Town
CouucIl of The Borough of Lewisburs, 10
adopt different form OF proceeding, SO as 10
change the manner of conducting The affairs
Of the SAID Borough with a view 10 better the
financial eondiIion, and TO insure a more safe
and convenient mode of lransacIing business,
&c, therefore,
Be il resolved by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of Lewisburg, and
it Is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, LIST, Tina, the Offices of the Board
Ito wit: Town Clerk and Borough TreasureD
shall not be held by one person.
I'd, That The Collectors Of the Road and
Poor Tax of the said Borough are not allowed,
and BY this ordinance are prohibited from
receiving in payment Of tax, any orders what
ever except said orders are issued by direc-
uon of the Council, signed BY the Burgess,
and arested by the Clerk.
Sd, That all orders issued by the Street
Commissioners and also by he Overseers of
the Poor be presented, by the holders thereof,
10 the Town Council for approval, and there
upon borough order. properly aiIested, be
issued TO the said holder for said amount, and
the Street or Poor orders be charged to the
proper officer, 10 be accounted for in his
settlement with said Borough.
4th, That this act is to take effect, and GO
into operation, at the time of the organization
and election Of the Officers of The said Town
Council for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Council.
SAML II. ORWIG, Burgess.
ATrEsr: WM JONES, Town Clerk. March 2, cal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
zemlsburg #arkct.
II. NJ. RITNER,

Caldwel's Drug Store,
i opposite the Telegraph and Chronicle
ofhces, Market Square, Lewisburg, Pa.
Where he Is prepared to Cut aud Make up
all kinds df work In the TAILORING line on
short notice and reasonable terms. Repairing
done neatly. Work warranted satisfactory.
Country Produce taken in payment 1898
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned, desirous OF closing out
kbusiness IN Lewisburs before The mid
Gle Of April, offers, a, Private Sale, The entire
ouI6I OF his shop, consisting Of
Tools, Furniture, Sc, &C.,
a, former prices. He also offers fine Hearse.
March 8, '63 SOLOMON YOUNG.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
rTBLIsHED sEAI-NEEkLi...
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

aw-See Changes of Post Office and
Railway Time Tables also
EF-See New Advertisements.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

%JoHN V. MILLER came home on q
brief furlougb, Saturday-has not seen
sick day, and says only ono sick when he
left Crotzer's Company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.
ive-TWenty U. S. Loan !

Union Co., is Agent for the sale OF the
United States Six per Cent. Five-TweI,y
Years Loan.
Amounts can be had to suit the means Of
different individuals. The Interest on this
l. Loan Is payable and will be paid IN Gold. 1893
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

s%The University Schools reopen on
Thursday Of this week.
The Academy, on Monday next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

WHEREAS, on the lst day Of March.
w 1883, The Burgess and Town Council
OF the Borough of Lewisburs passed an Or
dInance directing that the pavemenIs on the
east SIDE OF Fifth street, be OF The width Of
ten feet from the building line TO the curb. and
BY the same ordinance required the same to
be made one square north and one square
south from Market street, now,
Be ii further enacted by the authority Of the
same, That the owners Of property along The
east side Of said street south OF Market shall
make their pavements in pursuance Of said
ordnance, and the same are hereby required
10 be made south from Market street 10 81
CalhariBe's street; The same 10 be completed
on or before the 10th day of May. A. ID. 1853.
SAINT. H. ORWIG, Burgess.
ATTEST: wN JONES, Town Clerk. March 2, 'cs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

BILfIARD TABLES
LEvisBrns-R q Hetzel, t~o-lst, so, I'd, $40 1000
AN APPEAL will be held al the office of
]. A. Mertz, Esq, in Lewisburg on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of May. 1863. between the hours
of 10 and o'clock when and where all those
who feel themselves asgrieved by the above
classification may attend If they think proper.
wM. ROsHoNG, Mercantile Appraiser
New Berlin. April l.. lsb3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

TO- See air't Of Juvenile Concert, ut
ladePenddn. Hall, Friday evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

1.-The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Socie-
ty will meet at Mrs. DR.. Dick.on's, EVERY FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. JENNIE VI. BEAVER.
Jan y Re scc'y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Latest News
HOOKER IS I'M MOTION.

The studied silence as to movements
by Gen. Hooker's army, is broken at
last. Our Washington correspondent
states that our forces, comprising
cavalry, infantry, and artillery, un.
der Gen. Stoneman, the Chief of
cavalry, after making feint Of cross
ing at Kelly's Ford, crossed the Rap
pahannock some distance higher up,
and rapidly pushed on to Culpepper
and Gordonsville. They now occupy
the latter place, having driven out
the enemy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
New stand New Goods!
-OSEPH l.. HAWN having taken the

u rooms under the Telegraph and Chronicle
offices, ,refilted them, and filled in an extensive
variety of
Hats, Caps, Gentlemen's Clothing, DC.
Also large and splendid stock of CLOTHe
CASSIMERES, &c, which he will maks up 70
order, as he still bniinues the Tailoring Busi
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
entrusted TO his care, 10 the satisfaction Of The
customer.
NB. Cutting and Repairing - done
order. ILewisburg, 4 pril 10. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Correspondence of the Star Chronicle.
CAMP At PR,TT's L,SpiNa,
Belle Plain, Va, April :, 1863.

Belle ram, va hpFi iooo-
Co. f left L,wisburg, perhaps more
exclusively Union in its composition than
any other. Not single member was
recruited from another county, and very
few indeed claim their birthplace outside
Of Union and, as you may suppose, We
are proud of it, Few companies left our
county under as favorable auspices as the
two which marched through the streets Of
Lewisburg on the morning of the 26:h Of
last August However, through all the
long months Of their service, | have seen
no communication regarding them in
either paper of our native place. can
not but suppose that a statement of their
present condition, and a resume of their
changes and actions would bs inter esting
to some Of your numerous readers. We
left Harrisburg numbering 92 officers and
men, and now can only muster upon our
rolls 63. This loss of twenty mine is dis
tributed as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
sdr Davis Panorama Of the Rebellion

BD DaVIr dHUI d1Id VT tuc 1sCUcHfOu
said tn be much the best in motiop-is
promised in Lswisburs, shortly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Tuesday Mornings News.

The reported march Of Stoneman
upon GordonSville, is not confirmed; ;
he had not crossed the Ford.
Gen. Foster returned to Newbern,
leaving his men safe in Washington.
Reintorcements are coming on.
The Rebels were repulsed in two
attacks in that region.
The Union forces arOundVicksburg
are in motion, and stirring news is
probable.
Gold in New York, yesterday, fell
to 50!-Cotton declining.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

sG-We publish elsewhere the new act
for good road from our county to the
railway thing just now realized to be
very necessary. aay-The corporators are
desired to meet at MDowclrs Hotel, east
side of the Bridge, at 10 o'clock of We'd
nesday, 29;h April, to make preparations
for the speedy success of the effort. The
public would desire-in view of the fact
that this road should accommodate many
thousands of persons for years to come--a
straight, broad avenue, lined with trees,
aud dry foot and carriage way-just the
kind of approach to our town that would
be most comfortable and attractive to GUS
TONERS and visitors. Chillisquaque town
ship has expended $500 la a single year
upon that mile of road, bad as it is from
the great travel upon it: if her citizens
pay toll Cor travel, it will save the tax for
working the road. We would like to see
the farmers of Chillisquaque and Union
county (and others who travel that road)
each take share of stock to make it what
is wanted 200 or 800 persons could put
in S25 each, and never feel titus secu-
ring a road which, from the multiplicity
of its stockholders, would require but the
lowest rates of toll, and prove real pub
lie benefit, not speculation. We doubt
not such chance will be given, and would
admonish all interested to embrace it at
the first opportunity, as haste is desirable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

DIED.
Henry Settler, Oct. l2, ls62
Henry Martin, Nov a. 1862
Sergeant Thomas x. orwix. Nov. 80, 1862
David Jamson, Dec 30, 1862
John King Jan. D. 1868
Levi R"nner, Feb. %, 1858
The latter was among our missing at
the battle of fredericksburg, but died at
the prison in Richmond from q wound in
the foot.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
r IsTOryENDERS of MERCHAN

DIE, subject To License, wilhIn N
;ounty OF UNION, Pa, tor the year 1sG'i.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Spring Elections.
THE PRESIDENT, SUSTAINED.

Last fall, in the absence of the Soldiers
aud while the friends thc Admins
tratiop (paeiotic, but in an error) thought
It polite not TO create party fee!ings-the
Peace Democrats stole a march upon us,
aud carried q few loyal States by small
majorities.
Those apparent (not real) rebuffs of the
War policy, undoubtedly encouraged the
Rebels to hold out another year-snd in
that way have cost US lives of thousands
of our brave men, and millions more Of
our treasure.
THIS MUST NOT CONTINUE-the
Nation can not and will no. endure such
practical aid of the Rebels in arms.
During the Winter, the Soldiers wrote
home, aud the People ref ,c,ed.
bH This Spring, the tide has turned.
ALL THE STATE TICKETS have
been carried By the Strait Republicans
the Unconditional War, Uuion, Admins
tration Notwithstanding TWO Con-
gressmen in the aggregate, and Governor
and State Officers in Rhode Island.
The city and township elections in the
remaining Loyal States-though varied
in some cases by local issues-show such
Administration gains aswould have given
Us most or all of those States, had there
been General Elections there this year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
ses. Next Fall, Pennsylvania and other

sR- Next Fall, Pennsylvania and other
States are again called upon to speak for
or against the Rebellion. Let US give no
uncertain sound. Diffuse correct inform
ation-get your neighoors right, aud car.
nest-seect good candidates-aud see that
all is right at the polls. Do this-every
true Union mau-aud next Falls verdict
will extinguish organized treason at the
North, aud will convince Rebel leaders Of
the hopelessness of their wicked madness
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

uC ioh'Sh ""o oNa eA''So'e0 ~s
the battle of Fredericksburg, but died at
the prison in Richmond from q wound in
the foot.
DISCHARGED.
First Sergeant A. Hayes, Oct. -, 1867
Corporal J. H. Martin, Jan s. 1868
Jane. {. strahan, Jan. 10. 1868
John y. Meyer, Jan. %. 1858
Vim Reuner Feb. I 1888
Harrison H. Hartman, Feb. IS, 1868
Henry c. Smith, Feb. 20, 1868
James p Gundy, March 5, 1868
Philip Y. stenmetz. March 9. 1863
Hunter b. Barton, March l6, 1853
Jacob b. Gibbony, March 10. 1898
PARoLED PRISONERS.
VIM. L. AImon aud Levi Ii. Meyer.
MISSING.
Corporal sam'I II. Meyer,
Peter Armsgast
John S. Dellinger
David F-tter
Daniel Martin
Jeremiah Moser
Henry Stuck
DEsERTED-2.
Making total of twenty-eighs, and
adding the loss of our much esteemed
Capt. J. A. Ovens, makes q full account
Of all our loss. Considering the length
of our service, seven months, the casual
ties of the company have been heavy, and
plainly indicates what sort Of service we
have seeu-not Sunday soldering around
cities, but hard, active, and
bloody. We are proud Of our record, and
would not change it for the one Of ease
..,e,rt o,bors have horne. OF our
present number, sixteen are doing extra
luty, and are not counted in our actual
working strength. Reduced as We are,
sud yet expecting to be more so, We have
he satisfaction that it was done in sacred
,ause, and that our shattered ranks will
be filled up, when our couscripted boys
AXE the field. 1t. Evans, who has COM
handed the crupsny, since they lay at
v Narrsntou, hiss been promsted Captain |
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

At the adjourned meeting, last Saturday
evening, the following Officers we're duly
chosen:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
IMPORTANT FROM OHARl.ESSON-p PRO.
ULAMAIlON FROM GEN. BEArEE
~


CHAHIKsToN, Fob. II. The following Fro
ClsuiatiOn from Gen. BsaurrgAii will aurrar
in tho papers Tomorrow
HEapqhs. DEr'T or :Sourlr G.LollH.
GEORGIA n Fla, Charleston, Fob. r., lHGG.
1t has become my nolemn duty to inform
the authorltirI and citizens OF Oh lr;tnn snd
Savannah, that movements of ths rr,am, ;,
fleet indicate ell early land and naval a,t.ci
on one or both cities, and TO urge es,at per-
SONS unable to take an active part in tins
Atruggle ehall retro.
1t is hopod, however, that this temporary
separation Of some Of you from your homes
will be made without alarm or undue haste,
thus showing that the only feeling which
animatos you in this hour oil supreme trial is
tho regret of being unable to participate in
the defence Of your homes, ycur altar- aud
tho graves Of your kindred.
Carolinians and Georgiaus! The hour is
at hand to prove your country's cause. Let
all able bodied men from the seabcard 10 the
mountains, rush to aIIns. Be not too exactins
in the choice of Weapons. Pixies and acythes
will do for eXterminating your encinice;
spades and shovels for protecting your fire.
, sides. To arms-fcllow -citizcns Come to
share with us our 1,nger, our brilliant suc-
cess, or our glorious death.
(SigneI G. Il. BgAunEnAhD,
Gen. Cor lnanding.
Official j. NJ. O1TEY, a. A. G.
Final preparations for the expected attack
are being rapidly perfected. Troops and
people arc calm and confident.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20

compromised so far az to treat of peace On
tue tcrms OF conceding their independence
1t is true, indeed, that peace must como some
time, and that Conferences nust aifnnd if
they are not allowed to prccede the naciIics.
ton. Thore, is, however, . bottcr form for
such conferences than tho one which Mr
Dfouyn do Lhuys auggsst,. Thc,.,tcr ,sosIJ
bo palpably in dorogation OF tho Unnat;,ni;,n @ ",
Of the United States and would r,rrr ,'n
| weight, because destitute of thc sar,,;n,,
necessary TO bind, either to the loyal q: J;s.
loyal portions OF tho people.
On tho other hand. the Congress o. fls
United States furnishes constitutional 20.
rum for debates between tho alcnatcJ par.
ties. Senators and representatives from the
loyal States arc there already fully en-
powered to cOnfer. And seats are also
vacant and inviting tho Senator's and re.
sentAtives of tho discontcnted party who
may be constitusonally sent thoro from
the States involved in tho insuryecti,n;
moreover, tho conferences which can thus Le
held In Congress, have this groat alvantsge
oYer any that could DO organized on the plan
of Mr.. Drouyn dc L'huys: That this CON
gress, il 1t thought wise, could call a national
convention to adopt its recommendations, and
give hem all the solemnity and binding torco
Of organic law. Such conferences between
the aliensted parties may be said to have
already begun. Maryland, Virginia, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Missouri, States whc!,
are claimed by the insurgents, are already
represented in Congress-, and arc submitting
with perfect freedom, and in proper spirit,
their advice upon the course best calculated
to bring about in tho shortest time j firm,
lasting and honorable peace. Representa-
tivos have also boon sent from louisiana;
and others are understood 10 be Coming from,
Arkansas. Thoro is q prcpondoratins argu
ment in favor Of the congressional form Of
conference ovor thnt " hich is suggested by
Mr.. Dfonyn do lhuys, viz: that while arcri.
sion TO tho latter would bring the govern.
ment into concurrence with the insurgents lii
disrcgardlng and setting aside an Important
part OF the Constitution Of the Unitci State,
and so would bo of pornicious example the
congressional conference, on the CONTRARY,
preserves and gives new strength to that sa-
cred instrument, which must continue
through future agcs the sheet anchor OF tho
republic.
You will be at liberty to read this dispal.h
to Mr.. Drouyn de Lhuys, and 10 give him
copy if he shall desire it. To the end that
you may bo informed Of tho whole case,
transmit copy Of Mr.. Drouyn de LLuys'
dispatch.
am, sir, your obedicnt servant,
WM. II. SEWARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
DIED. =

DIED. st Emxood Halifax ooun., ss fsISsnSs " Sss
fsher COL Asnry osrrngtoa e me- GS r1 ,s Of WlIsn
Ms AGHIs MORTON DlHWlDDlE WHO VI "NAN
Dinwlddie Ha, Of Albemarie. attach OF nss,c, In tie
She never ies9se ss, ,e.,ed her lungs, resulting
M s Ss1 S H. aae
sueiogs Bot Tue and r,ignston, and to bear
sss a I'd M 10 a WIZ ss soras
power an m, Saviour 70 on her hps, her spirit passed
,sa,s INTO lis presence where "she weary arc al
p,su on Saturday morning ltS ia:snt o. ypa0Th pa Thos
D' iuHS L. STARKE Oldest son o. sarah .. 80, 100
yer. Of ini, city, aged Is years and months;
nsn q, por.mouh, Va on the 7!h Of December, VI me
All H..r Of hi, age RoBisF EAAET. The youngest ''H
r, r. aud ]. z Bsrrsn.
pi,D suddenly. OF disease o. see asnsst:r ME s.
snT. s1 Ioudoun Hs 'hs ss.d e.
LEY. relse. Of Tho Late J. Bradshaw Dass 80"
apless.d ARC The dead Who die In LOO '''1'
DIED. VII sss city, Sn Dr. n1.'is s6faisiiND n the ga
bruary, G 6& o'cioch' D
Of bis age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
Tribute Of Respect.

CULPErEn, Va, Nov. losh, loOs.
Atame,lng held by tho 0upeper Little Fork Rangers,
Company D. Ash Virginia Cavalry. to express .hsr gef
the de.h Of ,hrs friend and brsther solder h utenatt
HENRI w CO0Hg:
Lieut. o. p oOrbln was called to the Chair and Jahn A.
aul zman, y. g.. appointed secretsry.
/. Resolved That whereas II las pleased the All-sise
Rulor Of nsons and individuals TO rom our ds
our estrunsd friend and gallant ocee, Leutensnt hsny
w. ooons who found at his p,t ready 10 perform
the duties OF hin Office, bow in humble uutbssoh 'o
Iispensauon OF bis Divine Providence.
q Resolved, That Ia the loss OF cur fte we naVs os
an ateAn example oi ahd ue'"ed
Christian = and Tie State . brave snd dnlnH 6ilcer
8 Ke,olyed That We deeply sympat'z' With The BE-.
rsaysI ry 10 this the irr.psraeI os, snd ies
,ha, when the bogo sas sound for The Iss h'ng
,, =, l., lied our ,sr friend will be there 70 snGa to
IA, .mr among the saipis 10 Heivc1.
Ucsovtd, That copy Of th..s pIoeec Llags Dc ssh,
TO: publication. Litt W. III So'"'''' 80
Jouy A. HOLTzYAz, u. y, eeCJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

MoDlE, Feb. l8.-The "AdvertiHc. snl Re-
gister" has the following special despatch from
jackson, Miss, dated the 18th:
The New Orleans "Picayunc, "of the l3!h,i
received at Tangipahoo. 1t aays tho Delta
has boon suppressed on account Of oil j3c
tionablc articles, and is superseded by tho
"Era," new paper. 1t is reported that
Banks was shot at from window. The
"Dslta" says that an officer carelresly threw
some explosive crtridges from window,
which exploded. The Bank of Louisiana
was burned on tho 18th inst. Tho "Dslta'
mentions q rumor thst Butler was shot by }.
Z. Bouligny.
The Federals arc making good headway 81
Yaz8 Pass, but ample efforts arc believed
to bo making to arrest their further pro-
prcas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
rpE RICHM oND ENQUIRER
,rs,surp DAILY, sEAl-wExKLY AND WEEKLY.
BY TYLER ALLraRE
TERMS.

,ur plrkH-For one year, twelve dolas; Fos sz
n,t. siA dollars No Subscription received for len
,ksn liz mouths
~.S sSvl WxgkLv-For one yasr, eight dollars fol
=, .n,, Ls four dollars and tity cent? No aucschp-
si ,i,r IsS ,sSevci for loss than ak month";
';WrsrLr--F"f one Jear, four dollars; for six
,,ths thnsa dollsrs. No subscription received for
E,s tLsn ds month. =,
" Subscribers changing their Post Offices, will
oss,e s;ste the nsms OF the Post Ones sswhch they
p.y. lean Ia the habit Of receiving the r papers
ADVERTISING
.svstisemsn.s will be inserted at the rats OF ONE
,n,Iix yer square, for each Insertion, eight mse (os
ns) constitute square.
al al orders must be accompanied by ths cash-
,.hsr.ise they Will not be attended TO-
Letters containing money are seEt at The ak OF the
vitso thers,f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-20
Henry T, Weigbtman.

Died Of woupd received 10 the battle 81 ooi'n' 10 m
hand. Of tho enemy, Without sympathy ye mol Altogether
z,,hout -ssorIz!pgIy bot s0Hoa'y-n he A'n
year of hi, age, ngERY TuoNAS wEIdHrhAs, son
N, .,s Henry WsIghlm,p Esq for many years os'heE
ot III. Patriotic Bank Of Washington. D. O.
1,,s ,a, b..n removed the only child aud stay o. vi.
loved ma,hrr brorenhearted under TIC sssht o. ss a.
euon more crushing than even 'uih bereavement" uaoA
ly ase. Il o,ntlsman Of ardent tepper..
rnt and nsbe and gentle nPohes, brave sna Seneros.
am an viocbls-H gentleman cheerfulJ and uuconplso.
ding 10 ranks, and quietly laying down DIS Lie
Va. God h.,s ibis sacrifice, and sueh - these 70 inc
,,iv,tIon Of cur land! Nay He comfort bis 'o''0"ns
mothrt