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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
Beef, Pork, Veal, &C.,

would return his grateful THANKS 10 his nvms
rous customers fer heir ratronage-ard AZ
nounces that he intends 10 continue Ihs bsN
ness as heTeIofnre-; IN ,he Meat Market Hse,,
between Schaf'es and Baker & Co.'S Dr,
Stores, Market Square.
MoRNfvss-N ednesdavs and Saisrdau
CASH is the system. Public patronage u
spectfully solicited, aud satisfaction iHsur'a
March Is, 81. is. STEINER, Agi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

NOTICE

rs hereby given 10 all lpersonsleaging Deeds,
Mortgages, Releases or other Papers IN
the Register and Recorders office, unpaid for.
that SAID papers may be had BY applying a,
my residence, on West Market street, and
that all such papers remaining unpaid for, by
Feb. /, 1854. the amounts due on them vii!
be sued for according TO law IN sulh case
made and provided. GEO. MERRILL.
LewiSburg, Dec. |, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

From the Pstor o. ths RrutiH church, Ispbsrt, " j.
ytorr.e,iy IF The North church, ThitId'a
have known Hooiand's German
Bitters favorahly for number of years. have used
them in any family, and have been pleased with
their effects that induced to recommend them
msny others. know that ;hoy have operated in a
strAinGiy brniicial manner. take great pleasure in
tnus publicly proCaimns this fact. and calling the
attention Of those afflicted with the diseases Tor which
they are nrUici, these BtieT-, knowing
Xpsris that my recommendation will b. sustained
do this che-rfuy Hoolanjs Bittrs IL intended
benefit the afflicted aud Is net rum drink.
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

From Ire Pastor Of Hsdding ". E. church, I'hi'ddr
nr Jacksou-Dear SIR: Having used your German
litters in my family frequently am prepared 10
that it been OF great behave that IN most
eases of general debility Of the system. 1t Is the safest
aud most valuable remedy of which have any kuowI
edge. Yours respectfully, D. IL TURNER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

GIy. EARpER-A correspondent wri-
t;as from Gen. Grants army, says:
"OHcers captured on Missionary ridge
ssssed that Hardee shed bitter tears over
she destruction of his corps aud the turn
fup Of the Rebel position. He was heard
20 cav to Breckipridge, We have not far
70 look for the end-Our best hopes are
blasted"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25


DR. c. " Jackson-Dear Sir: f-. ia pleasure thus.
Of NV on accord bear testimony to the excellence OF
th- German itt.rs. Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very bcn-ial
results. | have often recommended them to persons
nfe.lj.l hy that tormenting disease and have heard
from them the atteripg testimonials u it, great
value In cases Of general debility, believe 1t is
tonic that can not be surpassed join NJ LhOSo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

CARD.-The undersigned. having pur
chased The Right of CARkHUFF Il PAlNES
CUTTER for Northumberland and LycominS
Counties, we will be glad TO supply orders
for the same. w S BREWER
DIV BARR
Lewisburg. Aug. .7, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
The Alexandra Organ

Ia reed instrument corresponding in power and com
pass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe Organ.
In rosew ood eases, 5 stops, sler
. ls5
" :. l3 -,
l3 stops, with percussion, SIt
l3 stops, with percussion, and "expresson,' 81,
A liberal discount to Clergvmen. Churches Sabbath
Schools Lodges ceniuaries and Teachers. The Trad.
supplied the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
4sl Nr.nlNL Nv NDrk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
Ty Ped, White and Blue.

Ut
How welcome and cherished tie coiors,
That JOIN IN the flag ct the free
Wherever they smile IN their beaa'yt,
,fUn land, or the wave rolling SEA,
The heart of each sold'erls swelling,
With courage untimching and trucy
He'll stand By that hanner, or perish,
Thaf glows with the d,wlite and blue.
The blossoms that gem the broad rrairics
Are brightest and best 10 iny sight,
Those dainty cheeks mantle with eria.son,
Or psle with the purest of white;
Or smile with the azure Of june skies,
An diamonel over with dew;
! love every lawn in the wildwood
That Flows with the red, white and blue
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
The Horace Waters Pianos &Melodeons

The Horace Waters Pianos &MelOdeOnS
aud ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and I. Gilbert 4 Cos cele-
bratsd tolian Pianos the finest instruments for
parlors and churches now in large assortment
be seen at the warerooms, No. 4si Broadwa v
between Grand and Broome streets. which will BE- sold
extremely low prices. Pianos and Melodeons from
suniry makers, and second hand. Second ha nd
Pianos and Melodeons at great bargains: prices SIS
to 500. sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds OF
Music Merchandise, at war prices.
Opinions Of the fress.
"The Horace Waters Pianos known as among tn.
very best We enabled to speak Of these
with some of confidence, from personal knowledge
Of their excellent tone and durable Iork
EuInu,liSt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
From Rcv. Dr.. UInteri Pastor Of Horboroaya Baptist

From Rer. Dr. UinLr Rlstor Of Eorborouga Bqptis
church.
DR. JACK son-Drar Sir: feel ii due 10 your excellent
preparatiol. IoonaudS Grrmsn Bt1rs ts add my tcst
mony to I'll. deserved reputation 1t has oht"lned.
have for years times, been troubled with great dis
order in nav head and nervous system. we- ADVISED
Nv friend 10 try bottle Ofyour ernan bitters, did
So aud experienced great and unexpected re"i'
nv health has b-en materially benefited lcunhIrntly
rrromincui the article where NEE; with cases similar
to nv own aud have heen assured by many OF their
good siiec.s. Respectfully yours, -
THOMAS WINTER.
From Rer J. S Herman Of the German Reformed church,
KHi-t,UR, Berts county.
DR. g VI Jackson-Res pected sir: have been trouh-
Iei with Dysaepsia nearly twenty yesrs. and never
used any medicine that did much good a. Hoof-
lants BtterS. | am very much improved IN heaiih,
after bsyiHg taken i've bottles. -
Respectfully youTT, DO hhhhA''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
HAY, STRAW g. FODDER CUTTER

MESSRS. CARkIUFF a. IAlNE,
OF Lewisburg, Union Co., Penn'a-would
" respectfully solicit the attention of all
who have stock to feed. and Manufacturers
and statesmen OF Agricultural Implements, 10
their improvement in Sirdc Cutters.
Its price brings il within the reach of all
who NAV have use for a Fodder Gutter. II
cuts Hay, Straw, CornsiaikS, Paper or Cloth,
as smoothly as a razor can be made 10 cut
beard. and that too without regard to the
length Of time the machine may have been IN
use The machine is worked by lever, and
can be made to c1t rapidly. The length Of
the cut can be regulated by use of thumb
screw. The position of the knife 10 the cut
ting bar can at any moment be changed 10
bring and keep their edges together as per
fec,ly when old as when first manufactured.
The annexed Certificates. and the names
attached. will show the estimation IN which
this Gutter is held at home:
tTb. ,llovinr letter referr to the first Cutter
and sold by US, may be seen depended entirely
"f MUScr. June 10 1SG3
MEssrs. C,RsHrFY PAIsr-Gentleip'n-i received
YOUR k.eJ Cutter Express, and delivered IL to the
n,rson for HON ordered 1t. II good satis'aciion
/ r-e.iye, the money for it, aud enclose, according to
rour request hy .xnre.s Respectfully yours.
J. CODER
Mrssss CAHKBUTV ruyE--The und'rsign"d, having
seen us vour Improvement in Fodder Cutters, patent
cd March slst 1888 che-rfully Testify. that, hand
machine, We have its equal Its simplicity
Durability price aud the and accuracy with ~hirh
tn. knife adjusted to the cutting bar and length
of cut are points which recommend II TO all
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

P,om the former P,stor Of the fa'unIu ~ j. and
.kt1s,ot0n (PI) Bipi churches.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
satCEs S

Large size tholding nearly
double quantity) $l.Co 500
Small size 10 400
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25
Gratuiious Work.


Editors are asked 20 DO rlore g7a'uItou'
work than any other class 0! mea living,
and so good ra,ured are they that they
have done it without much complaining
But the gres. rise 10 the price Of every
thing they use is compelling them tc look
more particularly to their Incomes. The
Franklin Repository, in an article on the
subject, ssys:
. aft hae been the custom Ok associa-
lions and individuals to impose upon couu
,ry ediiof. tia IuoiicarioB OF Resolutions,
eai;ulry uo;ees, advertisements OF benev-
c,ent euicrpriscs, and various other arii-
c,es Of limited or Individual In'ereS',
without charge. We have done quite our
share of that scrt Of work. 1t associations
ccnsid,r il due to deceased members to
psss resolutions tes,ifying to their virtue,
end copdolipg With ,heir relatives, they
mus, hereeforth consider it due to pub
lishers to pay for them aud IT literary
school and other associations can not exist
without gra,ui;ous printing, they must be
100 slightly priced to promise substantial
benefit to their members. Until We hnd
teachers who teach gratis butchers who
farnish steaks and roasts without charge;
IsNyers who counsel without fees; farm
srs who donate their wood and produce,
&c. We must decline being in the list OF
rrin,ers who print without compensation.
CURIOUS RETURN.-The following was
sent into the "CommissiOners for the 10,
come Tsx, sitting 10 London,' the verify
Of which may be relied upon:
81, A. B., declare
l have but little money to spare:
have
/ little house,
little maid,
2 little boys,
2 little trade,
2 little land,
2 little money 10 command;
Rather 2 little is my little all,
To supply with comfort my little sqnaii'
And 2 little to pay taxes at all.
BY this you see,
/ have children three,
Depending ou me. A'D'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25


David S.hrack Adam sheckler
NichorI B,l.r James " siinnnton
John Ed.lman Thomas Taylor
t.orc. Rover h. T. fOntius
Samuel II. 0rwis " Isnshe
t;ri,ss Marsh 0.II.P Shiyely
i. II. Chanberlia John Locke
John PbiIIips Levi Rookie
WIN c Rover Wm. l.. Ritter
James VI. Nowrey Isaac Eyer
Jscot Gundv Thomas Fenny
NeErHrMBERLASD COUNTY.
L s. Guiykupst II F. Guilty
G.orsr Nipovel W c. Hendrrshot
james Brennan Alexander Martin
Philip Stcnruck Cs s"etzei
sSTpER COUNTY.
Chs e. Hummel Andrew Young
Aaron Berrstrcsser
Moutour rounty-Thomrs strswbriige.
Mitfiin couuty-J. 4 stonerosd -
l. WooIward-D neannon Iron "ofKs
We would also refer to Messrs |. u.
Barrett of Lock Haven, Pa, and furst q
Bradley OF Chicago, ILL.,, who have purchased
our Machines.
n. b. Persons wishing TO purchase, VIII
call on us, OF on I. Il. EVANS, at his gro
Gerry Store In Lewisburs, where a sample
machine may al all times be seen.
Manufacturers, or Salesman wishing 10
engage in the business, will consult us In
reference 10 Licenses, or County and state
Rights. X. CAhhnuff'
l.. S. PAINE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-25

BEWARE or COCN7ERFETTSt
Sec that the signature &C. NJ. JACK
son" is on the WRAPPER Of each
bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, DO not be put of BY any of the rntoxi-
eating preparations that may be offered in
its place, but send TO us, and we will forward,
securely packed, by express.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02


The Executive Mansion Yesterday presented q
very interesting and animated scene. The Presi.
dent gave an audience to the delegations now here
from several tribes of Aborigines from the reno
ter regions of tho Rocky Mountains. including
principal Chiefs orthe U6eycnnes and 0omanches
the Kios, and the Kaddoes.
The novelty Of the occasion promptod those
who had charge Of the arrangements to send inv.
tations to the Diplomatic Corps and a number Of
leadput officials and distinguished citizens, and by
eleven O'Clock a large assenbaee Of ladies' and
gentlemen had Catheredi in the East Room, among
whom we noticed the families Of the Ministers oI
France Prussia, and Brazil, the Secretaries Of
State. Treasury. NAVY, and the Interior; the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs. and others connected
with The Executive Departments.
AS the Chiefs entered, accompanied by theiI
lnterpreter and Agents, thew maintained that die.
nity or stolidlty Of aspect Characteristic of"t6t
stoics of the woods" and appeared no way moved
by the ye-dressed crowd or the poraeous an
pointments of the apartment Proceeding. with
injurious looks, to tbe southern end of the lasl
Room, they quietly seated themselves on the car
pet in semicircle, and with an air Of resignation
to the destiny of greatness ITO be sazed at, seem
ed quite satisfied al the same time with the bril-
liancy of their own adornings and colorinas i
was soon deemed expedlcnt, however. in order Il
crafty so large an assomblage, to place them a
lonr The western side Of the anartnent and oppo
ste The great folding doors. By this arrangement
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02

vigorous warfare is being prosecuted BY ths
United States troops against the various tribes cf
Indians who ufest the country living East and
West Of the Rio Grande aud North Of the bout-
dairy Of The Mexican Territory. Such measures ale
being prosecuted for the chastisement Of these H.
dians as must either result in their complete
subjugation or in driving them to seek refuge ppoD
Mexican soil and he solicited your cooperation; to
his communication no response has been received
which Senior Uranga suppOses wns oCcassioned
BY failure oil the communication TO reach you.
| would now most respectfully suggest that you
adopt precautions against such an inroad, and
we're you TO take steps at the sametime to punish
the Indians that may seek refuge in your State, it
would materially aid in Kidding our frontier Of an
enemy whose atrocities are without number.
| would also most respectfully call the attention
Of your Ezcellency to the quite common report in
existence here, whether based upon fact or not |
am not prepared to say that 10 various towns in
chihuahua, Janos particularly, the Apache Indians
are csurted and their i'll gotten booty, finds a
market and their necessities for ammunition are
supplied through the cupldty oftraders. This is
St-'S s4"eeoi ohN Onu WnlCu YOU VIII HUI lnll 70
see, but induces to, aud invites repetition of the
crimes Of the Indians. In my opinion II such a
traffic is practced it would be quite as effective to
punish those engaged in it, as to hold the Indians
to account for the crimes by which this assistance
only can be committed therefore most respect
Tally ask that you cause the Laws OF your State 10
be enforced IN regard to this matter and assure
you that on this side Of the line every such VIOLA.
tion of our Law will be severely punished,
Any suggestions which you will make in regard
10 our mutual cooperation for the sublugatlou, Of
the Indians, our common enemy, will be thank
fully received and duly considered.
BY an arrangement made with Senior Tubiran
any communication directed to me at Santa Ne
and forwarded to him will be sent to me through
W. W. Mills Esqr our u s. Collector.
With sentiments Of high regard have the
honor to be your Excellency's
Most 0bt, Servant.
W. f. N. Army.
Acting Governor,
New Mexico.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02
The Scare In Kentucky.

From the IouIayllo Journal
We have on several recent occasions, referred To-
tho various indications Of rebel movement upon
our State from the southwest, as soon as the con.
dition Of the roads will permit travel We have
not spoken upon mere surmise, nor have wo at.
tempted to magnify the imminence Of the danger.
Our information was derived from those who had
been eye witnesses to the preparations, to ihe
massing Of troops at Knoxville, and the gathering
Of large numbers of horses in the vicinity Of 10
gesvc, in Hawkins County, and other points
where forage can DO collected. We publish there
fore the following letter from Mr. Brownlow Us mn
additional confirmation Of the preparations Of the
rebels, for no has opportunities Of gaining inior
nation superior, probably, to those Of any other
gentleman, aud we earnestly hope that his repre-
senations may stimulate our authorities 10 prompt
aud energetic measures for defence.
10 TUE EDITORS OF THE LOUISVILLE JOuRyAh.
.d-. Nashville, March IA, 1858.
am not an alarmist nor do think am easily
frightened by the threats or movements Of tho
rebels still believe, most sincerely, what | find
many disposed to doubt, and even laugh 10 scom,
believe that rebel raid upon large scale Is
now being fitted out in East Tennessee for tho
invasion Of Kentucky, have looked into this
matter with q great deal Of interest and anxiety;
have conyersed with divers men, known TO mo to
be reliable, who have recently made their way out
Of that country, and they have satisfied me that
large forces are organizing at Knoxville, and at
Rogersyille, in Upper East Tennessee, and they
will mako an assault from two ormore gaps through
the mountains; with infantry, and cavalry, and It
not met upon corresponding scale they will da-
mage Kentucky, i they do not destroy Louisville
and Cincinnati. The attempt would have been
made beforonow but for the high water and the
bad condition Of the roads, 4 Il .g .l
They arc coming, however, and will bo IN tho
State this spring, and those who arc slow TO bell
eve it have only 10 wait few weeks, md they will
SEQ that am not mistaken 10 my predictions.
They aim, Of course TO destroy railroads, cities and
towns, but above all, they aim 10 exchange thou
sands Of starved aud wcrnout horses for tho best
stock in Kentucky They dim 10 plunder all tho
stores, meat houses and graparlss IN the country
Oar military authorities cant DO too ylgllnnt,
nor can they prepare to meet this intended inva-
sion Of your State upon too largo q scale ofope.
rations. lhope the enemy may not interrupt your
citizens at the time Of planting and preparing for
their crops, Aud hope, Also for the honor Of
our army, they may not ugain beallowod 70 iayudo
your State and escape unhurt, as they did ona
former occasion, when their whole army should
have been captured at#tgs
1t may be said that am an ollcious inlerned-
dler, or that i am relating nothing new lbaye
only TO repeat, lot the people Of Kentucky look
out, and let the military be upon tho watch
! am, &e., W, q, BRowSlow.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02
Correspondence between Acting Gov. Army
and the Governor ofChihuahua.


MEsuLA DoS1 ANA CouSTY, New Mexico,
-' March 18th 1863.
To HIS ExcrLLENcY Llus TERRAsAs. iH
Governor OF chihuahua Mexico.
RESPECTED SESoR.
bad the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your kind letter Of the l4th Of January and also
your communication through Mr.. Amberg Of
Santa Fe.
And in compliance with your suggestion and
my communication to your Excellency through
Dir McManns ofyour City, | beg leave to inform
you that It will give me great pleasure to meet
you at Franklin, Texas, opposite El paso at which
place will be on the srd day Of April, aud will
remain until the 9th with the hope Of having q
personal interview with you, which will enable u'
to confer with each other in regard to the trade
and intercourse between our respective States
much better than we can by writing, Ti
| have the honor to send to you by the bearer
of this an official copy Of documents u relation
10 the present condition Of Mexico" as published
in Washington with the expectation that you will
be able TO meet me at the above time and place
II have the honor to be very
Respectfully your Obt Servant.
W. y. NJ. Army,
NUadeA Acting Governor
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02

Hmm. tho aAledump made another trial Of his
akin lately at the Tulories A, which Professor Ma
ury was present. None but tho male portion Of
the EmDerors guests were present at the seance,
llis Majesty. Who has been busB studying the
question for some time past had noted down sew
eral questions to propound to the mighty magici.
nm in no case were the proofs Of power success.
ul and the result Of the sitting was unsatisfactory
enouoh to mye, for the moment, entire qaia de
canss to Maury, who prolessed to have discovered
the secret. lhe table rose-the candolabra flew
from one end of the room to the other--the pom
derous Chinese Joss Of solid bronze, slid as II did
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02

AFFAIRS IN EsNERALDA.--A correspondent oil
the SASMESro UsioS, writing from AURORA, March,
18th, says: YNN ni N'n.N
The mines in this district are being developed
with such energy as to make laborers scarce aud
wages high. -Four to five dollars per day ARE now
paid. In fact, more has been done in developing
the mines the past Winter than in all previous
time Wenow have mills running where the min
ers can have their rock worked
The Antelope Mill has been ruaning three weeks,
and the company Intend keeping it constatly work
ing The Pioneer Mill is working rock from the
Wide West, The Wide West new mill had steam
up Monday last, and intend to commence crushing
next week, but they have not asyet sufficient
rock out to keep two mills running, Winters
mill has been crushing rock from the Pond ledge,
the quality Of which was not good mud the yield
light. The Pond Company arc now taking out
richer rock than heretofore. The mill Is now crush
Ing rock from the Strawberry ledge Tho Union
Mil has been crushing from several lcdges, which
have paid satisfactorily. The Pond ledge pays
about $40 to the ton. The BOdie Consolidation
yielded about $50 to the ton. It's modest
sl1eu oOn'pauy, " Vp JDO.O tayVO ,VeS oIo 'aD
changed 900 feet ofltIor 81 900 in coin. There
mas poeh 'nercutal hsat lcle a,onS wy ol''Aeus @
ior some tlme past ah1 .uousa'us u uvl'als % nAss
been realized Dy specula'ots u.s. rlcn ,Och is Uee'
suueK III several epgeS' auu wnsIl 'ne nlli' i col
nenced crushing rom new iouse' ~ sn' lesu,, s,
became known, tne sIock uusu,cu ',seo " I,I, yu
olu A@oug 'les'T sI'ses .s ~ l1s. o'use ph i,,'
arc 'ne Iouu e'ls of,l, aiO ~, ouhvea , pOs' sOa :,
SV, Snu .uo oousl opul 'ap % 'Ssul W = W., yu,VO
louT ees Tlue auu po'wesn .'o 'uu ''S rha W.,
iellow Jacke'' running p0'a''c' WIN '"'n'' luz
are ~ aAlns ous lvn ,;s,, iVoA, s,.. ~. r,u,o,o,
lne o'ar seems ulsPoSeu ~ Hyo. .ue i.uvia' asa
"a ZINES Sav9g mere 70 lvI 'uo aiy aoou. uTI
falsea III Ha''lUsn'a wu,vn % MY ,",aOO' ~anU,
anu 70 winch as clsl1's "uuu ,'Ss ,SS, 0oSe n"S,o
nsIe sre ~ V'er l,'s O' uO's ssoa s~%s noru r.
ni.s ,l"i nrp' n.y. "i'u .nv "J ;oo,"o ,h"v SaS .
ploseV.lon iNe,o % a"o'uu. VVeOSI" hn s ,o"n,
uv,y r,aretoS O.U i IN ,bs Sch @ bs ey,
ionoJ omJ n tbo marL"t % la [ dnynr % ,ho Gaming Won,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-02

The Christian Intelligence contains an iutcrcs-
ting sketch Of the late Captain Theodore o. Ro.
gers, sou Of the Rev. Il p Rogers, formerly Of
Albany, but now Of New York, from which We
make the following extracts;
In May, 1851 he enlisted Allor varied ex.
periencc he returned home, and, on the 7th Of
January, 1862 was married in CazenoVia, n. Y,