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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
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NEW GOODN
NEW GOODSl
NEW GOODSf
NEW GOODSy
FOR FAIL AND U7NrYRI
FOR AL md WTNTERI
FOR FALL IND UINTERI
<OR FALL AND UiNTERI
CALL AND SEEf
CALL AND SEEf
CALL AND SEEg
CALL AND SEEg
EREMER, ECLrRR 4 20
KSEkER, GCLURE If 90
KRExER, NCLURE 90
KRENER, ECLURE d co
L~wishurc, Nov. 1869
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
THE TWO BURGS

Vicksburg, Gettysburg To whom
shall We GRANT The MEADE Of praise ?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
BAKERY,

WOULD respectfully announce that ha,
] ing taken MIR. CooPer's establishment
shall keep on hand Fresh Bread, Cakes,
ais" Bran. Wheat and Indian and Rye when
ordered ICE CREAM and Con!ec''"nery
IN every variety. II. l.. MMAHON
Lewisbufg, May II, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
The Alexandra Organ

Is reed instrument corresponding in power and com
pass to the ordinary Ii feet pipe Organ.
Ia rosewood cases, stops, Sleo
lsS
l3 2sij
II stops, with percussion, $40
Is stops, with percussion, and "eSrrcssion," $40
A liberal discount to Crrgymcn. Churches. Sabbath
Schools Lodges, Semin,rirs and Teachers. The Trade
supplied On the most lii.rai trrus.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
lSi Broadway, New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
II. Nj. RITNER.

I. NJ. M n EN,
Caidwe!rs Drug Store,
opposite the Telegraph and Chronicle
"ihces' Market SQUARE. Lewishurg. IA.
Where he is prepared 10 Cut and Make up
all kinds cf work in the TAILORING line on
short notice and reasonable terms. Repairing
doue neatly. Work warranted satisfactory.
Country Produce taken IN payment (993
DH0T0GRAPH ALBUMS,
Fl sale hv NDWRY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
The Horace Waters Pianos &MeloleonS

FIR SHE by LITTINIOTT d co, PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

A. NJ. HzRwT. Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Build
ID ing. Nos ssi and 5ss Broadway -Ss,es q Boots Sp
tOnery PelaIe. Work. Of a. faney 9oods tgsn &c
TUESDAY MORNiNo, Nov IL, at ~ ociock
and tho three following days O. the sanle hour :.
IMPORTANT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMthfAY
BOOKSC ompsuy large ccns npe Ms oi choco stand Dis
Wor. In All psr u,euts iD rich and gb9;sntA bLdng and
new Mi.cean Publications including eIpensty-y IL
LUsTRATK aud uely bonDd boos. Also Fho.o,apn
Ai,a m yr.st ylli.ty also invoices 0. ios
yy aad Amb,ot ypos The whole 20 b. sold without reees
In ot 70 su purchasers For pateuaIl SEQ ,etAog1e 70 bs
had AZ the Sscs0oD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Uentioirn.

NJ B. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25s Grand
IN A Rev. York aud No. 2s7 Fulton, IT., iifoobyn 40 cx'
tracing Teeth positively without pn b, the a'e Of nroas
OF ds ga No charge Tor extracting ~h,n si.'s' '. o @
Ood s2si Plaius sl5i Silver, go, Rubber vlo istiai
s4, On gold, SIj slyeI 81 Attracting, ~ csIsA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Ncw 11nb!isations.
VyuE CHOICEST WOHhS

a OFTHE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS
s of the bes, novels offered 10 the American p"one
ara comprsed IN series Published by BEADLE oos
paNy No Ils William ST. new iork They posses' 'he '"'
lowing merits:
They ere written expressly for the s,re''
Thev are written by the very best authors
They are .eeet in subject and character.
They are adapted to An0ieaa 'asto'.
They are printed in very aiiFactiveform'
Tney are equally acceptable TO both sexes
They ere pure, good and satisfactory
They ale prime cipaiy historical romance"
They are general public h.yorites. o,a
n,nce and weLdeseIved position in Amen''' i"e'"
i,ion which /. Is need ess 10 say VIII oe iN' ,,,
40. BEADLE's DINE NOVELS ALWAhS s.a.A Sn W,
cvSnSyMoUs WITH WHAT is ATrRACiHE AM
GOOD. ,, n. .,u,.
These Novel. ere sold by oil New'deaer' or WI" De 'sA
POSTPAID, to any address onS'ee'ia o. .-s
each. hAADhh p,,,,.r.
No Ils william st.. New OH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Mem publications.
vVNIMOTHY TITCOMBs NEW WORK.
C. sCRIBNER, No R4 Grand ST., New-YoIh will IAb

vVNIMOTHY TITCOMBs NEW WORK.
il C. sCRIBNER, No. I4 Grand ST., EewYoIh viii IAb
Rsh on Saturday, ,, A., ,,,.n
IETTEIS TO TIlE JONESES-unilorm with " IessonS
In Lie" Letters to Young People &c In yoi l;io.
cloth IS in ooti iu gill; St IS; in hall Calf T1 'oi
~ Turkey extra SO 90 r,r,-
Fpox ArraoKs PRHrACR"N the reader VIII 80 far aV ;,
Me author suppose thst when young man. ne tss
the district school IN .onesyie boarding around
10 the printiye Ne.Ep- ard fhon that he has kei mn
srh acquainted with the lives and fortunes OF his old
and pupils there; ths, thcy have known something o @
and rough ofcous representative oi the 'iS icb
requested him 70 write these letters for the uD eSe " ~
be had no ti,ne 70 write og their private reading .ey te
yssder will suppose ell this, he VIII suGl All e
saashinery of the book azd the writer VII rave ms
non for the direct and homely TAX /" WIN" "o 'e
toward the family" , r,,,;,.of
TrM0rIIY TITCOMB'S WORKS, ~
4 LETTERS no YOUNG PEOPLE, vol, I'll "a
nj LESSONS IN LIFE vol 81 ~
III GOLD FOIL. lvJli = % 49,,
~ Miss GfLBERrs CAREER yoLi Sl 20
" TILE BAY PATH. | vol. 81 2a.
vi TTER-SWEET. lv0L 81.
Nearly Ready:
An entirely new Edition for 1854, -, l.. III
On Vol small Quarto with Thirty More lnstraofs-in III
Eighty EHgravings. -, Ill.,,
DlcTER-SWEEF-A foEh u new enc ceg.h,y, -
tra;ed edition. with eighty Illustration cxee1t'a ~ W.
h;fhest style Of att. from original dTawnfs ny r. -
ney esq Extra illuminated cloth, iuh gilt fo' III A"'
antique S8--each style pnt up IN u neat box ,-i.o
Coyi- by mail freight OF post ad on Iece'p' % i
~ ~, Pnbish@r.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Sales bn 1uttiou,

MO. Is6 CIIURCH-Sr. - This substantial
story brick Building and Lot OF Ground viii be of
sred fr SALE at suoiion, TIL RSDAY Nov ~ at the
Exchange Sale. room Trinity Building II 10 situated the
westerly side Of Church st.. between Franklin and hto '
IN tho vicinity OF late extensive inprov
This bofhood IL destined TO become great
ereia een,es and Offers peculiar linda snsnis for vss'nsnt
Lott 2IuXi0o
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 1873
ID Bdwav nearly opposite 81, Nicbolss Ho.e,G 4. LGAs
WIT kueonecf by J. h. Cooley. Con-yBmsHs soicited.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON aud ktESiSO, Nov. q, coma
u1.ncins at \ o'clock.
/ PEREMPTORY SALE or BOOkS N QUANTITIES..
To he sold by spcor without reserve "a los 10 pur'
neut- htera;ue The catalogue comprises ezp.nyeys
bound copie. Of ssndar! library .Ouswork Of ds day.
WY lsrse collection Of rne rstEaed works beautifully
bound Poplar nile works ~ great y4rey. PLooersph
Albums OH BOOKS the hoidsy standard work. of HE
tory. B!0glby, Fiction, Art, Reso 3c, &c. CltosVe1
ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
DuiI0inp Aldierials.

MARBLE and SLATE STONE MANTELS,
wi Roolnf Site. Billiard Beds Black Boards, Tlolns
Marble and sIaia Slab, Ac., SC. Tho trade supplied
WEST CAsrLETON SLATE Co, Az hroaiway.N N Y.
I,lN ROOFS made water-tight and warranted.
l. PREPARED CANVASS ROOFING fer sale. MICA
ROOFING Co. No. soi Brtadwoy, n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

TROTrlNG HORSES At AUCTION.-Tbe
most valuable collection OF ITg<nr STOCK offered
Will be soi on the farm 9. : X. BOVINE, cod Flashing
Long Island, THURSDAY Nov ~ 1863; about 80 in nurie
br consisting Of loiouo Chief The Eureka Mre Son,as 4
le. ant three Of hor c0t Also, Bseod lares .Jns ard
Fillics. Catalogues .cnt by mai.
JAMts d. MILLEK, Anelione.r. No. % Plns-.i \ I.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
I EAsEHoLD PROPERTY, No. ll3 EAs1
DECEIvER's SALE OF REAL ESTATE II

RECEl|ER' SALE OF REAL ESTATE ID
dh = .t q ~ 6YMs infy g ss 4;s ~ ~
AuirErs' t.nk-
l. H. LUDLOW L Co., Aac,l,us-r,. VIII eel at shs Meg
chants Er hlnge saioroos No. III broSwsy 81 u oeocs
uoon tbs .5.a dry oi Decrfnbrr is5J:. a
are Lot. cofaer Of ikh and ARRESTS IA ,hs SEy q
Dg14sae.
ON. h.fAro Lot ,ouIh s', corer q iish ard Prairie 's
Tho We, corner = 70: No. - on Jua.nav cisy d
Dabaquo and b! sI feet noTn sad 'oes
si, . ss; ~ - iS % s Sr AID .oS viii S.::5
brir / ysws'.ur .er s. sid Ou;briiiuss y
n, NO. hely'. sgbtir'son, lcnuns on Juan W
e. So. snd y fai-y, sabdv rouns On Ii,ll
o. CRY u Dibuqae With double brick iwoso'y Ihd o~"s
L., y, als MnDsnirrs subd.yson fronting on th'st
CITY D.blqrc viii brick story AID one hsE id bsseDenb
COTTAGE bulk Dwelling. posshe'. ye1 iadah. tc
The right title interest only m banking Eotfo 2re -et
No. a. On iainst, Iity u Dnbvi.e . . "a.
Psrc-s Il acres in seon a. Township e9 cas-, y H5
r. NJ. n 81 100 in Section a. township 81 noTh of
Range a-ss, 81 10 acres IN see,,ns - and 10 lown.hs
o. north ol klr,o e4 of3h T. NJ - l,v stIcs "a seS<
ian. % sni ?, township 50 north of Range east q IN y
" - elo IL section T. iown.hp % north Of AAns9
s0 Sctiou l5 Tow ihAip 81 ncrh q k4le
east III IN Dubaqnc Cogr'y. close by ts City Of Dub1sae
Also Mirr. LOT J-5 con,snns 81 ,0loo in see,ien
H. Township hath u Range east, IN punulss county,
close by hc ,y VI Dubuque, and one ball OF Mhie.s N
No 10, Ia Dubucnr County part Of vhieh hes In the ny %
County, .ouh par, Of Township 81 north of Range
wo. ol sta +. n
40 acres ia Calhoun County;
$50 arIes IN BncDa Visa County,
~ 80 acres IN locahontas County,
ali OF wch lies oG tie lie 0. tie ruhrcGe anl souil C.y
R.aoa ,,yesege ulcs ais.snil rapidly being ;o.s
For ll.her de.ci ,ion zee NewYors Herald Of wedass
days snd salrty, of ,sch we,k Go Dubuque He'ad II
luc3ys sni Dn5ulr, Tunes OF M"nedsys In essn week.
so eaee .ud Nap, be had a ,Le ose Of 3 II. LUpl
LOW Co, NO. Pine sL, ead Of II. {. TANNER No. a
Walst Teus-fcn per ecu, snd Auctone-i's .e - thf
December, 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
prp Goo0s.


DARIS REPS, POPELINES, MERlNochS,
WOOL pLAIps. EMPRESS CLOTHS. vCLoUES, PLAIN
ard PLAID IRISH POPLINs,
Ard every other variety Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos vi TO 4S7 BROADWAY,
No.. 2s3 10 2si GRAND ST.,
Nos a and 70 CATHARINE-sT.
r ARGE STOCK of WINTER CLOAKS,
trimmings,
AT RETAIL.
LORD g. TAYLOR.
Nos 46i to 467 BROADWAY,
Nos. 2ss to 26i GRAND ST.,
Nos Il aud 10 CATHARINEsT.
CARpETINCs, CURTAIN NATERlALS,
olLcLorHs, STAIR cARPETiNGs, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, CORNcEs, BANDS, TAssELs,
Ic, &c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AT RETAIL.
LORD g. TAYLOR.
No. IS, to asi oRAED-sr.
NLOAKINGS, CLOTHS, CASsIMERES,
snI WOODEN GOODS Of every ind forLsdcs and Gentle
mems wear,
AT RETAIL.
ALSO, LYONS vELvETS, LINIsos TRIMMINGS,
ks, &c.
LORD G TAYLOR
Hoa VI to 4c7 BROADWAY
Nos o., to 7oi GRAND ST,
Ho. Al and % cATIIARISEsr.
DOBES DE ClIAMBRE
IN re.i variety AT RETAIL. A-0
IMPERiAL BRoCIE PorELiSE ROBES. BRAIDED
ROBES. rARl5 PRINTED and EMBROIDERED RoDEs
LORD e. TAYLOR,
Eos ei 10 ~ BROADWAY.
DICu LACEs aud EMBROIDERlEs.
a slsE ASSORTMENT Of tho LATEST PARIS SHAPES
,nd DESIGNS.
AT RETAIL
ALSO Low-PRIcED LAcEs and ENBRoiDERIEs IN
GREAT VARIETY.
LORD & TAYLOR,
sos vi to NI BROADWAY
Eos sss to si GRAND ST.,
Ne. q and % CATIIAREE-sr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

IAMES FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
GAMES OF FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS, Price BOO
NEW GAME or AUTHORS, pnco SOC.
GAME OF CENTRAL PARK. pdco $50.
NEW MILITARY GAME, price ooc.
OAME or GREAT EVENTS. pgoo 800.
GAME or ABE AND JEFF. price SOC.
GAME or RED, WHITE AND BLUE, price DC.
GAME on BATTLES NORTH AND SOUTH, price 700.
Agent for judge Whi,leys Pathological
0AAE or CHEVY CHASE. price $loo.
Any the sboye Games seat FREQ by mall by retins tie
price
No. lo2i Fulton d. N. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

ERENCH PORCELAIN. Parian Marble, Gas
J. FIAIUNRs and clASDELGER> nROSEES TABLE
GLASS aad - rLFRY S1LytRPLATE sud JAfANNkb
WARE. ANTIQUE snt BOHEMIAN FANCY GOODS,
KITCHEN CROCkIRf. &c, tc., e.
EuFLS II. bRUSDlCk No. 80 Lriaiwsy, coz ai't''
DEyDS. BEADS !! BEADS e.,
ID AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ Z. BROWN. Importer. No IL Poal i., y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Sales bp Anetion.

A J. BLEECKER, SON, g. Co. will sell
~ at snct,on, TUESDAY Nov a. at II O'clock at ihS
Exchange Sseoom. No. III Broadway, the valuable Prop
cry Nos. 565 and SCI +h-st, known the CONSTANT
BREWERY" consisting Of Lots ~ Ground 486xo6l wk
3sory double dwelling House ani 2story Brewery in he
with vaults for storage and ell the spputenances Of the
business In perf order The Rcd Estate only Il offered.
Should be p,r based by parties for Brewery the Personal
property ed with will BE- sold subject sppsiss.
mont OF four perso TO be chosen by the seller two
BY the purchaser. For maps and particulars apply at Office
OF AuctioneeTs, No. II Cedarst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

|CGOD BOOKS.-IlOPEs AND HELPS, AIMS
" .yn Arp, AND The WAYS OF IiTE; one handsome
volume. price - THR F.sILr GrxSAsIuN Illustrated
al 40 PRrsrcAL PERFECTION, The PALosophy Of Human
Beauty 81 90 The Rsnr WORD IN THE kienr fLAcE %
cents. RURAL AMY ,IsThe House, The Farm, The csr'
den and Domestic Annualseupy Illustrated e. How 10
WRITE How TO TAIK How TO BtHAvs sSp Hov TO DO
BrsIsEss-a capital wort. -. And all woTA' on fhoso
eRArHr rpRorirHY FHYTotoor ihfenoiosy f'ycho'or!'
Physosaouy and ih' Ns'urh Sciences e'ne'a,y' -"
,,s hv FOWLTRk WILLS So. 3oa Broadway. ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Ncru Qualifications.

TrSTORY Ol WE >r POINT, .0rss op TIE
- '' LNf.hD STATES
MIILTARY ACADltM Z.
cor, EDWARD C. BOYSIoN, A'h, H,YuiIia ~ ri y, ~,
n3 In one fee octave volume, ho',t.ly %
Ac i Gme I'm ing chi.ly from Phei"ssph 'ah
w. .hs snot by the author Bound III blue .lo'"' 'o'' ~
a." To5iss % sen, free by mail onrecoip 81 PI'ee'
This day rHon'h'apJ n. VAN NOSTRkND,
No ls2,Broudway, Ncw-YoTs.
UyOPTS ON VEALTH-By American and
w r',o,,..r sn,bors Illustrated Pu,iished by
goNvI IN Asp WELLS. No Joj Broadway, we" i"ik'
rur rrvnpoP ,TUIc EVCYCLOPEDIh-By DR. Tall
Tie most comprchcnsise work rnohsn'd on opa"J
Ill, in, ~ " Tbou,snd pn.cs with 800 engra,Bgs. rJ 80
,rrr uypROPATHIC FAMILY PHYSICIAN. ready
p.rrbrr and Hyrieu.c Adylse Containing o'er S0pases
with Illustrative cneravifss. T..
uVnROPATHlC COOK BOOK-Con'aning recipes ior
tho various dshos usually chosen by those who eat 10
I've. Price 81.
CHRONIC DIsFA AsF. The Cause. Prorres' end tsrnna
,ons OF Chronic Diseases. by DIR. }. ". Gully. 81 ~
CHILDREN Their Hyiroplhic ranag' meni In Health fna
Disease. Nf shew. Important woIk ior pie1's' ~ ~
CONSUMPTION; Causes. Prevention md Cure. ~.
DOMESTIC PRACTICE or HNDRuPATHY with IS IL
lusirlons Of important subjects. fy Or. johnson = ;"
MIDWIFERY AND THE DISEASES or WOMEN. A
pI.c al work %; gica. sBlgc ~ o.
FOWLER axp WELLS, No. 3oa Broadway, N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

DANIEL H. BUapErT A0,;ionesr.
1T 8. MARSHALs SALE-Ry BURDETT,
Os JONES Co-By vi..he 0. Writ 0, Venll,ioni Exy
pona' TO no directed aDt delivered viii eel pubic auc:
tou. on the I'D rsy az November ls6 II O'clock
tho linton sto,i Brooklyn hs e.ro Of tho soop NELLlas
consisting OF 90 tsles Of Cotton.
Nov ~ 1864 r. MURRAY U. 8 Misshsl
Southern District OF Nvn-loTk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

lF YOU WANT TO KNOW
Why negroes Eve better In hot climates than ~h'tc
people, Iend
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book Tor people, aud good book r every
one Contents tables iIec at Sinclair Iouseys No H MAJ
.sn,t t tho principal Dewspapsf depot, Throughout No
countr r. Msnsrs 10. Nosoys, or Of tho slthor. Dr.
E. H. TOOTE No. l,l3o Broadway, Nsw'fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
A UCTION SALE of magnificent FOUsEA

A UCTION SALE of magnificent HOUSEA
"A HOLD FURNITURE Psir. .ings Piano Forte Draw M.
room Sgite.--J LEvERCH TAROEE Auctione,r will seu
at public auction THIS DAY al the elegant
residence No 10 West i6h-st between 5tb and avs ssa
commencing ii O'Clock, Etg,r-s, Bookcase Mirrors,
Clocks, Carpets rspofortc sisnary Bronzes, Drawing.
r9Qr klv.t,re, Basement and Kitchen Furniture sae
peremPtoTy Il
At AUCTION.-The undersigned, by viitud
"A Chafte Mortgage, viii cause 10 be soId on TUESDAY,
The 2fh day N NoyeULeY 1863 s II clock in the foenoont
st the foot of Wssbngou Lroosy yu hings County, Eew
yort the Canal Boat o. DUNCAN with al her apparel and
GxtuIes,-sew York, Nov l6, ljb3
BLEAKLEY d HOYT Attorneys.
No. City Iiallp.ace, Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

NINE. DEMOREST's brilliant opening OF
wi new PATTERNS Of all tho recherche styles. direct
om Paris sdords tho most Interesting exhibition that
srae the attention olades No. a. Broadway The Wntes
n1ubsI u lie MrreI VI ready Bold svsy where
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

THE RACE FOR LIFE.
Arory OF Adventure among the Black Hills-
ry- Si-lyfiro d0uhis ce!Ymn octcro page. .A
SOLD EVERYWHERE FOR TEN CENTS.
This snins numerous sni intensely powerful romance -
Nuub.r One Of the new ten cen, series of AMERICAN
TALES It ha. had and .,il has very extensive saio ard
gives unqualified nao'cn. Number Two Of tie series VIII
be sIea, novelty In the book trade.
The trade and the pubc will hnd for ther interests s''e
attention TO This new series ~ works
SINCLAIR TOUsEY, Publlshcrs Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

A CCOuNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY -
~ A fsA supply cqusaLty % hsni AL msas - efi's'
Buslnc.. men .le nss "a io cail ~ iie "a s'tal
uONE iKkAf. 30. ~ Bourry.
NOCHRANEs GLASS lNkSIAND MANI
~ FACTORY. No. ~ william r.. y Y --Fs''ii Az
1Isht lulani, Fsf-nt Army ilssfsnl' toclfsnss 49,
Thermometer insaia1d Ils above say llssiais yei
in,-lied ior sinp.ny tnd osoneHJ 4of 'ss - a. sa
uOncfs
NOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
i L LOuIKF j.. 80 4; Al. lct hue f'.n1 Loo1s. Ia
per Stationery AL ffAHNs Al f4odaftfe pfi.es
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

Amount Of your overeharges S4136,07
Now is not this perfectly astounding
to the moral sense of all honest men?
Just think of it. The people of Har>
rison county taxed 81, 1876 to be put
into your pocket over and above what
your work fairly amounted to AcCoR~
DING TO YOUR OWN PRINTED TERMs-
after paying for the work of boy in
your office at the rate of $5 per hour.
Out on such corrupt rascality. Why,
sir, you have been sucking the blood
from the body polite SO long that you
have assumed the very shape and ap>
pearance- the bumped back and puck
cred mouth most loathsome thing in Gre
ation-a vile, dirty, filthy LEEoH.-
The Com missioners ought to sue you
and compel you to repay this money
back to the County; and if they do not
attend to itpromptly, the people ought
to assemble in their primary meetings
and require the Commissioners to at
tend toyou. You undertake to justify
yourfrauds by reference to the terms of
papers Of Belmont and Coshocton coun-
ties. This proves nothing for you
They doubtless make their account out
within their terms. But your charges
are three times as high, as I have
shown, as your terms. You say you
will give me ten dollars if I will make
affidavit that I told you you ought to
repay the 800 you charged and OBJ
tanned for unauthorizcdly publishing
the receipts and expenditures in 1856
and that proposed to return to you
the fee you paid me for getting the Or
der made by the Commissioners. Come
on with your money and you can have
the affidavit; and if the Commissioners
want 1t they can have it for nothing. -
You know my statement of the facts
in regard to that matter is the exact
truth, and you need not try to lie out
Of it.
You next say you are going to "talk
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25
[trom tho Detroit Free Press.l t..
TEsE PATRIOT AND SCHOLAR
A d D r II s s
HON. G. Z. VALLANDIGHAM,
TO THE-
Students Of the University,
November m, 1863.

| Notwithstanding the very inelement wea
ther on Saturday, a large body of students
Of the University of Michigan came down or
the morning train for formal visit to Mr.
Vallandigham. The proceeded to Windsor
at eleven o'clock, where the large dining hall
OF the Hirons House had been set apart for
the meeting. The hall was crowded, there
being present, 10 addition to the students
several prominent citizens OF Detroit.
Mr.. Vallandigham was addressed on be.
half Of the students by Mr.. G. A. Buskirk.
This address was eloquent and patriotic
We regret that want Of space prevents its
publication. AT the conclusion of the ad
dress Mr.. A. &. McAlister. chairman Of the
Delegation, introduced Hon. G. l. Valan
dlgham, who, thanking the Students for the
compliment Of visit, addressed them as fol-.
| lows:
thank YOU young gentlemen, for this
visit. thank you, sir, especially, Mr.. Bus-
kirk, for the compliments sobandsomely ex-
pressed on behalf Of your fellows. The ap-
plause OF the young is the highest praise
They speak the language OF the coming gem
Grafton, and anticipate the judgment OF pos
terity. To that judgment, fit so be that
my name shall chance to live in the record
Of these times, long since appealed; and,
meantime, am content to abide the scrutiny
which must prccede it. Without further
personal allusion, therefore, in reply, allow
me to pass to another subject: and, il it be
in my power, thus to change visit OF cere.
mony into one perhaps not altogether with.
out profit.
You are students. Some OF you still pur>
sue your classical and scientific studies; oth>
ers prepare yourselves for professional pur-
suits; all Of you are eager to rush into the
great world, and be men. Yet, in little
while, when you have borne its bufetings
with lusty sinews, not one Of you but will
exclaim with sigh,
"Ah! happy years, who would not be a boy
again"
But in the battle Of life there is no retreat: !:
and the brave spirits among you will press
forward, and the weak ialter and perish; and
just in proportion as you are disciplined ey.
cry way, you will be ready to meet whatever
fortune may betide you. Redeem the time y