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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

@ Moses SPrCHT, Of Besvertowu, is
appointed Sheriff Of Snyder county, 10
place Of Frederick Pou,ius Bause, de-
ceased.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

a. Shelter 4 Hummer have received
their Spring supply of Trees, Shrabbery,
&c, At their Nursery near the Lewisburg
Uepo,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

Ha-A Post Office has been established
between Millheim and Spring Mills, Cen
tire Co, called Penn Hall, Jared b.
Fisher, r NJ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

AWe have received the first two
Nos. of Hsrpers' Pictorial History Of the
Great Rebellion. This is truly . msgif
cent work.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM,
ClfCATED mostly III The Borough VI riar.
- lleion. adjoining the village on the n,rra
and extending almost Hs entire length. max.
ing It's division and sale into lots quite corve-
meat. containing l5s Acres, l6 of which
&Nare well Timbered. small Stream Of
- Water flows nearly through It's centre,
The Improvements are a good Franc -
House and Bank Barn, with a TensBI EE2
House on the north end of the farm Tvs
Apple Orchards. one IN full bear,Eg. the
younger beginning to bear.
Also. ITO Acres OrTimber Land.
situated IN Hartley township.
For Terms, apply to
Mas. AGNES s. WILSON.
Ezeci.tris Of J. p WIS sssf,
ss7mbI or VIM. +. WILSON, Rartieloa, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Hemlsburg @arket.
MARRIED,

On the Goth ult, at the Buffalo House. Lessburg, BY
Rev Il. A. Fink, JAMES M'SULEY Of Nn1iobufe, and
Miss ELLEN DBvISE Of Lsvisburg.
On the 18th ult, by Rev Q. w. S-ibert, SAMSON PAUL
Of Milton sud Mise MARY EMMA wERTz Of Levisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

Among tho refugees who applied to
come into our lines near Union Mills,
within . day or two, was the wife of
Jsckson the murderer Of Ellsworth. She
says she 10 destitute, and nov comes to us
for charity TO sustain life.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
A d.,oa.sh from Falmouth, Va. states

A despatch from Falmouth, Va. states as
fhs. il is known there, that % high - s6,OO
to $3.50 in Confederate notes, have been
offered for $l.O0 10 gold. Il is also
said sbst $2,25 10 Virgiuis Bsnk notes.
sod q so 10 Confsders,e notes ire freely
gwen BY the Secssh for dollar 10 our
Nst;oasi euIrsDcy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

@rMr. Runysn, Depu'y Sheriff Of Ly.
coming county died suddenly, this week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

~ THE late residence Of Maj. WILLIAM
GQ QFRICK, consisting Of messuage and
Two LOTS OF GROUND, on the corner Of
Market and North Third Areeis, Le~isbure.
For Terms app.yto J.F. & ]. b. LINN.
March q, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

The Gold gswblsrs rallied this week,
and forced gold up to lAs!.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
VENDUE,

WILL be sold, at the residence Of the
w subscriber. IN Lewisburg, on
Saturday, April 4, 1868,
the following personal property. to wit:
Horses. 2 Buggeys, Carriage. two
horse Wagon, Harness, &c; also, Bureaus.
Beds,eads, Tables, Chairs, Stands. Stoves,
and a variety Of other Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. when Terms Of Sale will be made
known BY CHRIST. GEMBERLING.
March Is, 1888.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Estate of Mrs. M aria N. Graham deco

T ETTERS Tes,amentary on the Estate Of
IL Mrs. MARIA N. GRAHAM, late of Lew
isburg borough. Union county, having been
granted 10 iuhn G. Boggs, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them for settle
ment to JOHN q. BOGGS. Executor,
or A. H. DILL. his Attorney.
Lewisbure. March 26. 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
FOR RENT,

'NWO-sTOREY Brick HOUSE sss@
Il LOT on North Fourth street. EIl
March Is. '62.' H.P. sHFLLFR
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-An official
eomerset telegram says Gen. Gillmore's s
forces attacked the Rebels, under Pegram,
In . strong position, near Somerset, yes
terday, fought them five or six hours, aud
whipped them badly, driving them toward
che river. The Rebels out. numbered Us
two to one Our loss does not exceed 80.
The Rebel loss is not stated.
Dispatches from the Mississippi squad
ron say that the Mississippi caused de.
eangement Of the welI-contrived pro.
g'amne Of Admiral Farragut for the
passage Of all the vessels Of the feet.
Inc lighting on the par. Of our men is
described As 10 the higbes. degree credis.. |
ble to them, all striving to exhibi, .upe. !
sior prowess.
The recent order of Gen. Heipt.elm,n
to prevent citizens and others from passing
our lines is strictly enforced. Male aud
'eusle pilgrims are turned back daily.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
UNION SEMINARY.

FNHE Second Quarter of tse present ,.,.
sion will commence March -, a. ad ceI~
,Inue I'LL June TO- 1863
R,v John n LEAS A. NJ. Principal
Assisted by Prof Prof +, Z. a"',s.s, @ AN.
Ssv Bsy,.u, March 10, 1863. II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

ID A. ELLIS will open Select School, at
~. the TowP Hall, Monday, April 6.
Terms to suit u times. March 2Ol
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
All Hail, Rhode Island !.

For two years past, the friends Of Lin
coin in Rhode Island have los, the Elec.
tion, BY reason of want of Union among
themselves. The necessity for concord
has been sppsrent-our friends have uni.
sed-apd the consequence is grea, Union
victory. The clean RspuLl can State
ticket ia elec.ed-Governor and other
State uficers, and two Republican Con,
Rressmen-ty a $500 majority! Here
Isl gain cf t,co Congressmen, as we'll ,s
Governor aud Legislature, by the above
board friends of the Administration. The
following are the new IF .crs:
Gosernor-Jsmes Y. Smith.
Congressmen-Thom A. Joncks and
Nathan 4. Dixon.
s~The closing exercises aud examius-
tious Of the University passed off in =
very satisfactory manner. The following
are the subjects of the Essays, Oratious
and Poems, and the names of ,be students
VINO pT'pdfC Gu ebh ituchIstu
SENIOR ACADkNfCs- -MoNDAT EVENING
Ar,i,I Architectural. u. Rice, L-wi.bury.
Our Duty in the .re.-rt Crisis L-inhach Le~isbg.
What ws admire in yirsiI-K y. Curtis. lie ewisburg.
Honesty i. tn. Best Poicy-J. D. lanes, Lewisburs.
Prs.s On--w. ~ Schan-r. L,~isbnrg.
Rsb~on-w. N. Leinbarh Lewishurg.
Toe Uureturning Brave. d Ritnsr. Washington, Pa
Individ dusIity-D.E L. Hue, Eneiishto~n n
Lessons Of the Amer Civil wsrE X Bliss Lewisburg
JUNIOR COLLEGLa les TUESDAY ErENLvG
The order Of Nature, WILLIAM GUIcH v.Sz,Sr Pnrinos
The Moral II-rc. G.LES LORI. .fsc B>rlin
Ps.t Pc-- and Futur-of Burmah. SHAW Loo. Bunsah
Darr To be- a man." Ross WARD York
Our Rich Relations, IA Poeml
JrwrT GILBERT HoyrI M,nro~,on
Utility Of Science, kJDERr rcwNsESp. Chris,iln1.
R.iicai-m, CHARLES ALBERT Srosk, E'aeipi Mns.
Tn. Present Struggle, JOIN BJwES HuTroN, MesLurg.
stud.nt Lite ia Po-m) Til. A. K GEssLER, Philadelphia
FEMALE IySTITU7h-ESsATS.
Hev-Alic. Thornton, L.visburg
Tr,-sarnh y. N-yhart. L@wisburg.
Stability nts-Msrear-t G. Walls Levisbg.
s.Itis weI,--Msry C. Cox, L~wishure-
Turn of the rd--Nsry Brooks. Grriusptovn.
Borro~ing Troubie-Mary II. Peterson, Philsdelphia.
rhs suub.am-Hsnnah W. Sheppard, Gre-nwich " J.
The Silent Nuititude-Mnry Emms Robinson, Salem J.
Angels Unavarrs-Cy uthia 3. Sheppard Greenwich NJ
yixns Of the Tm-s-Su- D. Langsfsh, Mt Holly, J.
whst-ver is Right-Clara y. kin-.y Bristol Penn
Have Been Are, and will Be-LizzeA Dickson. L-~isbe
Look for the Engine when the Bell ripg-Msrgaret
o. Beaver, Lewisburg.
The usual routine Of ceremonies WA
varied, 40 Tuesday evening. Prof. C. S.
James was presented With . handsome
silver headed rosewood cane, by the Ju-
eiors, having their names and the words
d" Class Of 1864" engraved upon it.
q Letters for the following Lewisburgers
are advertized in the Lewistown Ls, r. F.
Brown, Samuel Cronmiler, A H. Dill, 5. w.
Murray, Amelia Pon,ius 2, J. w. Wingert,
William Wilson.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
TALUABLEPROpERTY FOR SALE.

Sfarch 2f. 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
DR.. Josiah SMITH,

"AVING located in Lewisburg, soIieits a
share of the public patronage. Will be
found at the Rviere House until April Isl.
Lewisburg. March s, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

S~ Letters for the following Lewisburgers
are advertized in the Lewistown List: r. F.
Brown, Samuel Cronmiller, A H. Dill. 5. w.
Murray, Amelia Pontius 2, J. w. Wingert,
William Wilson.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
.,o,,.r F.,ai nn,Iroad Aeefd.n,.

IAkIFVFD Vct ~ IttJ.
Thomas r1rrows Jr., prcsiicnt of tho Ameroan mills
a, n ckviIc Instantly killed In hs depot this city
this evening. lie hd arrived the train from Boston
On hrs way home ani passing rom the baggage 10
the smoking inst befrs the train passed into The
depot when he fell between the cars one arm was cut
or and his head badly crushed. Mr. Bsrrows vas
well known In New York ara Boston bsanans man.
m ~ 70 Roekvule Nm - very meaA
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
IinIlrnnd Accident.

THIRrY.osE ONO soLpiEEs KILLED or WOUNDED
crcixsAu. Oct 20, Ist3.
The cars on the Kentucky ccntrai Railroad. containing
portion q the ec9ni Ohio heavy artillery, were thrown
rr m the tract. twenty mites from this city hIs
morning ouo man klsd eighteen seversy wounded
and twelve slightly palei. Toe accident wal caused by
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

Democratic Rally in Will is msburg.
SPEECHES by HONS. A. 0AKEY HALL, HENRY c..
MURPHY, LgvI 8. CHATFIELD, SGD. noRRIs AND
OTHERS
Tho democracy Of Williamsburg last evening bold
rousine meeting at Washington Hall, at which the great
degree Of enthusiasm manifested srsecbes
pronounced by on A. Oakley Hail. Hon. Henry c. Murphy,
Hon. Levi s. Chatneld, Hon. Morris and Hon Eli P.
Norton They all strongly In favor Of restoration
Of the Unon vigorous prosecution OF the and hrm
In the opinion that democratic rue alone could give bach
70 country is Sormcr greatness. and unity.
The address OF Mr. Chat1eld particularly severe
the administration, and may be characterized the
speech Of tho evening. He arragncd tho Execu-
and he boldly characterized the managers Al
Washington a set Of nincompoops and tinkers He a.
Iudcd to the achievements Of Mcclellan and Rosecrans
charging their defeats upon the macbnsous at washing
ton General Halleck came In Tor no isured terms of
abuse all OF which were loudly appsuded BY the large
audience present.
outside OF tho hail a largo crowd assembled and .
meeting was organized BY tho appointment o. Benry D.
Brdsall president. Speeches followed, by Colonel
Keller Charles Egan. tsq, Hon Edmund Drisg, james
Bergen and others.
Two bands were in attendance, and With The bonhres
and added ~ the enthusiasm q The occa.
sion. Not less than thousand persons wsro pre-
sent all OF whom appauded the sentimeus u ~ seak-
b. the echo lbe names Of GcperAl hsCteehui and
Governor seymour the signals for long ana
cheering.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
OmciaI Vote sS Ohio.

CfScNxAu, Oct. ~ 1868.
The total vote ofoho lss ,42'. Broushs majority {
m
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
Another Large Assemblage ut
Cooper Institute.
Speeches Of William Curtis Noyes, Lewis Bar
ksr, Of Maine; GOyernor Yates, Of ILL.
nois; Hon. Schuyler COlfax and
Hon. Galusha A. Grow.
President Lincoln's Telegraph to Gov
ernor Yates" Dick, Hold Still, and
See the Salvation Of God"

n IL . O l. u II O N .,
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

VINO loOkeu iftte sour AZ ntn Nc knocked uoW0,
when taken before this magistrate his defence May
II please your Honor ! thought this a free
country and that man might do as he pleascs."
So these gentlemen supposed that. at the ex.
pcnse OF the natinal liberty and the national life,
they might talk treason and not b. punished II they
not punished they do not get their rights But know
there are other speakers TO follow aud have
pied your time too long already. rbe Only question now
Is, how we get out Of this war, As have told
you have not seen the end OF It, and am rs
OF the result any Shall get at by dsunion
How shall we turn Now England and this Yankee (Mr
Barker)p No. for he says, thero is Lexington, Con-
cord and Runker till and there they viii rcm,in for
ever; tcheers Southern born as am, ir sud giyo
science and art which she has erected, " 1 c ud
live up those cemeteries OF our immortai dead
n could consent g. that would .ervc to be banisned
from civil society itself (Appliuse) Will give up
The Mississippi T. Southern traitors do not k,ow what
you think about t. but know what think OF It In he
West We stand pre- arcd b. that the foamlng tide
OF the Mississippi shall r,n blo,d from It's to
mouth beio we give up that river to trait ('rivo"
and loud checrs As said In my augurai adiross at
Siringhc d, the II the great Northwest are tho
waters Of reed m ard they glide 1, tho grsa, CUT
BY the ordinance Of 1877 and by the higher ordinance o
Almighty God, hey shall bear only and Tree trade
up1n Their boso,ns. or these channels snil be hliei
with The comm nged blood " traitors knave ana slaves.
lchecrs) how VIII ynu ao, abOlt ~ ~ c"mprfnscf
Conpromses, tell you icllos rit cns, are pnyci ,ut.
Uausluer) Jcr iavis says be hrs n comprumi1e Tor
you. Sel hers says he has cnmlrnmisc Tor you.
There IL not whisper from The southern press south
EN- meeting that they viii cumpromi7e They lay that
" they compromised associated with rhcrp op
pcrheafs, u would be by holding their noses How
we 70 secure peacef am so much Tor etcc that
I will have II II ! have To fight for H.. | want
an uorabe peace-a rcace In which viii
hvc tnrn that can exist, and under whlch
be prosperous and ha ny. Then our oniy
course IL 10 light. The only way h 10 40 through by
giving nre Southern traitors and T. vote down
TIER sympa,hzers at the North a panse) Illinois has
he gene ais into the ed by the dozen aud she has
sent hundred ard thirty I've thousand brave and
gallant there. (Checrs.) Sho has cheated the go
vcnmont out the draft the boncs Of her bravo boys
lie up the Ttnne-see aud the Cumberland. she has
covered herself with immortal glory. II you have
ravss Foopss ~ Cod AlmishU nade bssvs
The sun., 1863-09-03

Gentlemen Of the CONVENTION; bs ven vii 1-
IN ssns nron me 10 ss s fss, 81 ,o oI & sc
fcer. We come here. eentt men, uudr- rscuiiS cir
np.tsn.e. yca are the rryre,ents'i,s Of tn. srest
last political canvass, 10 placed in position sn,ss
onistie 70 the lc,a sentiment Of the area, Apsncan
people. We come here to- dav hoping y, your eo-cp
.rsiion, snd hv ycur manifestinsa ,Tir, o. roneia
ton and conpromi'e, 90 present tiet.t tbs, .hsl
srp.c. ,hs oy people viii b. divided upon ,hS qus.
SS .hs y to sc H' sS .na s.s
the Government, .il not support yeut ticic,. Al
81 h..s ,G s. i T ON s
YOUR nomina'ion. Men Who say our soldisr- .bo SO
S OPPOSE tcnr ncminson. Eso .bo OF. o. so.e ,S.
coni,tAnn 81 tue piopety of atmcd rebels. -ill op
se S s non ~ zen ", % .pTs st shs ,slG,
And save their ivrs disy1ne bitches and " serve
our ,oun,ry. they .ill oppos. ,our nomination. Mcn
fusc to feht 20 maintain II, and diseoufse others
from doing 90, and then esim 'qusl rish,s aud
yout nomina'ious. iApplsussl Men vhn unite With
yor hsh..i state cac. in cAllins The lswlc,s mob,
iust returned rom burning orphan s.ylun, ssrt ING
IrVaie residences, And nurdsribs innocent ctikcus.
fieniA they viii all rsf1se to support your nomins
81 unle.. yo1 hsvsa large and strong vfe from The
sra mas, Of She p, ops ~ this stat trust every
country as the h.hcs, and beet, ~ unite 10 surport
q your nominations, aud cause them to be trium.
ptsnt
= 'Nntnltee 70 report f't0iN'Ions VS. 'ncn hn-
u'un ed, after which q motion mad and carr ed
'rcce.d 10, rita recs. nomination Tor secretary Of
t. NNd iuut minated Chsuucey n Der-v.
o. Nc'ohssl.r BIn Van HON poniuspd Colonel
Peter A. Porter of Niagara Mr.. Heard named rhco-
philust Cslen', of King.
The Ire, dent snnoruccd the rr.ult o. ro oss
Fe'et 4. Porter, 'i3 ,hsunc.y n Duc~, i40. I.
4. CalliDC' IS or motion, the nomination Of col.
Porter vs. Asdc un,nimous. M,. opdrie nomiua.
ted Thoe " o.eri'. ~ Albany. - c,nddst. ~
Comptroller Nj II Van ~ ca scceunsd the mo
ton. Ard on IN" motion Of Clarb II Cochran the
nomination vss NJ adr ~ ina, on. Mi Madden,
of Orsnre. nom us'ed Jan z. Brady u Ser yoth
fr Attotrsy u per.l. ,Checnl MY. y. Norssu.
OF Se~ Norh, r-rr.t,ed to inform the convention
thai M Rrsdy rostively reusss to aecep' snv uom,
nation. Several motions we're here male to make
the nomination b, Nelinsiiop.
Mr. Themes II Carroll moved the nomination ol
Daniel 4. Dickinson bv soolstnstian.
Mr.. Charles Spencer, ofhcw Yort. nom mated zen
John Is Ccchrspe. NJ. ks-i. OF King County
moved that his ncmlnation he unanimous. Geu
Cochrans vas then nominated by accsmsiion.
1.orse w. SCHUYLER. OF Tonptius CouuiY, ~sl
nominated FOR state Treasurer by sr,'ismstion.
Henry L. sedsn ~ nominsttd for Judse Of IT.,
Couu u Appeals by exclamation.
| For C>nsl Commissioner, BeuIsmia 4. Bruce "a
nomipated.
eump~n', ". Il. Taylor. Va, nominated
Dr Bate vas then una nimou,ly nom mated Iuspse
tor Of state PrEon'.
The sun., 1863-09-03
Telssraphic News Items, 10.

G,- Bra-.Ipy's army hs. ben moving With sr.s,
rapdiy and decisive rrsLfs are dsiv ,Sp-cted liis
sds snre, =, last account va vsrs Knoxville,
Tenn, aud tho general himself ~as gushing Oh silL
HE cavalry.
rus repor, from Riehmond that tb. rrhel privsteer
;m1sn,hs 'R. Th ~ so .son., sl,
that che could no. ssi he Junk by hroadsidr and
shs vas too ssih To be taken at sdisadvantAse by
the Florida
Gov. BfAurrrrI. OF Kentucky. 10 bis inaugural
sddrsn, says that the rebellion did not reriit the
votnsi states to terfitoriai condition. And AL they
have to do 10 return TO their featy and take their
not reconstructed Union. that K,ntuchy desires,
bn' . preserved MON ana restored pesce, upon
Constitutional basis.
iris nov admitted th,t there vii h. M draft 10
Ohio, and the re.son 10 eIpsinsd hy the fact that
While In tho Eastern sts'ss nine months men have
ben ,n',ed in one .na s,nsr ws:,sTn Sas:
the quota under che lsst call to so ar all q number
that one or tvo vssh recruiting viii square the
books.
Tns life interest of seventeen different ovnsrs NJ
valuable real sstats IN WasbDston, vss to have been
sold Yesterday. large number OF people were in
%.tt.nd.ne. ate ~ ai,e, the District hsrshsl hsi Rad
dueed letter from the military authorities stating
they ~onid give M no part Of the property of wbich
ss'e until "Wednesday peIt vas then announced.
Tns Ps'srsburs Esrsuss iesrns from rs.sepsers
that on TUESDAY the rebel party that captu'd tn.
gunbo.ts s.rlh,e snd R.li.nc,, made snoih", haul
meriy piled % passenger boat between Portsmou'h,
Norfolk, and baltimore. The pri~nU' found on
sst.n.
carr wIrxya. Of the IN Soto. advises tho Navy
bep.,,%%.n,& % & & the s.sars o. snS ,",%' a., A.s w
ton, and admitted .he had thro"n n her paper over.
Soto, -srs several oi ihs stan q Gen slaughter. oi
tue rebel army.
The sun., 1863-09-03

"Tns AgMr ANu SANr lot RHAi, is tho
title .. per weekly p.p~g, 4 'Ot,d u n,iitsry
aud naval sfsns, iu.t isG-d ~ u. Van NG.
trsnd, ly2 Bro,d~s,, aud edited ty Csp;a W. &.
Church. scutlriaau who has fad considerable .dito-
rial eap.nsnre With knowledge Of military s6airs.
d, rved hou active service IN she hsd II contains
careful dige,, of general military and naval new,
psi,on.l info nlson, maria.es and deaths, sszette
o, .ppo.n,incnts loo aton, Of vssels ard regiments
A far a. NAV he safely dlvisrd and eve vthins nj
Interest 20 persont aged m the army and navy IL
10 sixteen page sher aud IN appearance ana typcr
raphy, refects efsd.t On TIE ehIeiTto ana shiI OF
the publisher and editor,
will bs formally opt aed the evening At ihe Academy
Of Music, when tn Impressive sddreis viii be deliver
ed by VIM. II. Anthcu, E'q.
The POLICE we're paid yesterday Sl31, 600
changed hands. The strength is l,163 patromcn III
serrespts, 66 doormep. and - captains, besides to
officers ct the Central othce
SLAUGHTER HOUSES are, IN receive the at
tention al Guy Inspector Boole, and butchers Who
kill for living will, Il 10 said. b- removed ON their
10 TO b put into operation.
THE RIOT CLAIMS now number ] 300 and the
ssresate sum elsimsd h nearly two million dollars
doll' By each person Shoss property vss injured by
taeulob.
Igur. r. ArrLHBr, Of Co. X ., list Regi-
nsut gives This afternoon 'ores dsnssnts a, Hisb
soqssnted Nth Lieut., AppIsky OF With co,T s.a;;
.ully will not nssd 70 10 tod thst the evenirg VII
b' pleasant one.