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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-09
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.

Change OF HOurSs
ON and after Monday October S, 1868, Passsn-
" ger Trains will leave Philadelphia for
Baltimore at 400 A. M. Express, Mondays ex-
'ccptei1 sos A; NJ. ll'S5 A. M (Express) and ?.
NJ. and ~ P. NJ, night. a
Chester, at s'O5 and 1895 A. M, Ills, 3, 4'5O and
IL p. NJ.
wilmington at 400 A. NJ. Mondays excepted,)
s.O5A M, 1875 A. NJ, l'15 3, $50, IL and II p. NJ.
New Castle, at sos A. NJ and 1850 p NJ.
Dover, at sos A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Milford, at 800 A. NJ, sai ~
Salisbury; at Sos A. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. and 1910 A. NJ.
(Express,) ITO P. NJ. Express, 5'S5P. NJ and s'S5
P. NJ. (Express.)
Wilmington at 7'15, and 1908 A. Nj 1887, 4'l0,
$50, 900 and 1880 p. M.
Salisbury at 1905 P. NJ.
Milford at 2'35 p. M.
Dover at $50 A. NJ. and 1855 P. NJ
New Castle at $50 A. Nc. and sos p. NJ.
Chester at $40, s.30 A. NJ. I2'40, 4'4o, fla and
$50 p. NJ.
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at 5'35 and s'35 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
tons at lilo p. NJ.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 and 1905 A. NJ. and 1885,
PM l.....
Wilmington at 500, s25 A. NJ, 1885 P. NJ, 4'O5
P. NJ. and 100 A. NJ.
Freight train, with Passenger Car attached, will
run as follows:-
Leave Philadelphia for PerryviIlc and interme-
date places. at 500 p. NJ
Leave Wilmington for Perryvile and intermediate
places, at 700 P. NJ.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia aud interme-
diate places, at P. NJ.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
"A NJ and 10 NJ from PHILADELPHIA TO baltimore,
"A. NJ, IL p. NJ. ana IN. n. from Philadelphia
to Wilmington.
At 1880 p NJ. and 1880 P. NJ, from Wilmington
to Philadelphia.
$50 p NJ. from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-09
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.

ROMOLA. novel. BY George T. EIhott, IT
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THE BIVoUAO AND THE BATTLE FlELDi
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81 %.
THE FOUNDATIONS OF HISTORY. Sc
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81 So
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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-09

ACRES OF EXCELLENT SWAMP
- LAND, situated in Georgetown Hundred, ad-
joining land Of DR.. Marshall, ten Of which are in
cultivation. The improvements consist of a large
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
Smoke House, Carriage House. Barn, stobis and
Cattle Shsds For particulars inquire Of DR.. Mar
shall in Georgetown. r
Sept IL, 'e3 REBEccA HARDING.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

9tptbr, tIouc, 9clbr griins
uub I6par,s 8arte, gum fdrbsn prn BOlr, 9aun
wUlle, GcinwauC unO Ssice, 3u Gaten tsi
S. 9. Moier, 2potbefer.
@an fam In Mclsr's appttsfs 0 + gBot,
ZEN unp SdOnjcug l'tm, rstfss nit Cbisrr
Bavbs 9efGrbt wOrcsn III.
Rni t3, 1868. ma -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
l1a(i)rid)t on D0urru

g8r fno brreit, pie scwBGnti6, pp uenr
81 4 ell 7 fir Sduern unp NnpCre bon i6rcr ei9e,
nfn RUue fir Manncr', GnatCns unp lSraurn
SraGt 3u fatrtirrn, teRettnN aus
GoHM,.t1, G!1nellen, 8orn, ETC., etc.
llairs l3aastn iinp iammttidb nit gan, neusn
Oai@tnclien BON ben teBtrn unO mra angtnpm.
utnrn YISncn psrfsrtiNt uno Die rcltRen unb
CaucrnRen Gartm In fitb faienO, Gnb bIrIeltc IN
jscrr Strii4t 0pr3u8 I d, r ale rge1O an
perr Sitter Die In iieIem Gbsile brs Qanre6 pers
icrtigt wfrrrn. Saurrn fnren ltesS Eel une
elm 9rcbeS Nfcrtimtnt SCn gGnarsn, bic ~ i6rem
@etrnu6e bsrEitet linp, wslde mir fir 9Gcar In
ctnt8er GHanttat uno in irgcnb sinrr Sabrc,eit
oultauIhen wsrtr, unO INNER tn i d Ten
Qrets Il I gB 4 c srtauttn err I'M Warts
tie crtolten rsrren fam. gGir flufcn teifdnrio
0pae fir Sa0r9slO unp gnurrn unb gRoGcrSeu.
ger wuem es Tets gu brcm Sntcrriie fneen,
prnn fs bre gBOus an uniue Wa9lrn brIngcn
sbr Iic bieiclts IUnlwo pnfaufen.
g0ir ssrft6un srRe 8laTr 9trtet an 6Iltgrn
9rsiIsn. Ssrin8un0sn 6 T d.
Gr9stcnit
2e,pi5 Softer'5 SGbne.
8rttrtem, Sunt 10, 1868. nalN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

uno piertd Barrels ,oOtoct teim Sorrs uno @ce:
hItb bsim Yfunb.
aGe Nrttn 9anbes prcSufttn mGroGn I'M Iustaufh
fir QBoarcn auoCnommCn. Goto, StlbEr uno GrGn'
BidS pCroGn nismGlS pCr!pct9crt.
Infer oanis Stct pcn Northumberland tefebt
aus ArtitCln gu pjrlfah ounflbren. So III fir uns
unmS9Iib u tbun ps cini3e unfCrcr Na6tarn tbun,
piel 3tt ptruenoen am NopertsiemsnIS orran9tren
uno QtSnpsruraen III MADDEN 3etttit 81 &c n
6Giuus gBir etaubGn iirift taran, bic Sitter
pcrerit in oCn Strbr ju tbuu fir GromlnOticn.
@rnnSrt Guh an oIn pcbttetOnutGn une pcpu
lareu z o h T ron 8snir9sr uub Shslmsr, ndtbtE
S6ure gum lbler 6ctsl, 2tlentcpn, ga.
8enin0er uno S6eimer.
gy10i 6, 1868. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
9rtDat : SerfQuf.

Son icbr iN6ebaren Gruno gi9cntbum.
Ter llntcr3d&nste bat 1A eniIAIcTsn, unb Spar
furG priUat' SanOd, feline
oerrliAe unb iAdBGnre 9aurrri
su Urtuufen. OirieIfe ii ectrgn III Otu.S Suu,
coma 3aun1dip, Ge6l Gaunly. unp IN beorGn,t
bur6 2anber Bon SamusI @eFngrr, SriIc Mar.
Teller, ScAn 6rapt uno Nnpcrcr; cntbaltcnb 40
&drr msbr rrrr wrni9n baron lIrb Qdec au.
!ss ScljIanb ub Der 9frl III berrlifes 9aulanp,
untcr suten 5euirn in iAdIj6e 6slGer oetteilt.
uno 1T In Dem teilen Gultur. 3ulunbr. Die Ser
teiIerunB barauI GnO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
NQ0rt6t

ptrb birrmit 9cscten. caB bic uutsr'ei6netsn ale
Srrcutcrrn BON Der 6interlaiimI6aft Der prriirr.
semen 6 atbarina S6nstber lsbtbin BON
0sicrters Gaunftpip, 9c6a @auntp, an. rIlrlt
prrpcn lnp. @lle Dtetenissn bater, prldt ncG
IN trIaate SintrIaIeniGoft I6ulOen, inO birmit
nuf0cfOrrcrs nnubaIt 6 g1c6en aniuruien uni
dt;ube,atten, - llnb Spl6e bic nod rc6tmdBiae
anlprafr an bieislbr gu MAIDEN batsn, iinO elctds
fals srIudt icl6e tnncrbatb rrr nGmliben Belt
wpllbeRatiot cin3ubdnriscn on
@lIper 0anowcrf, ! Gr,nrs
Stepbcn S0neioer. " DTS
2luaua 5, 1863 na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
9iO0rt0t

wtrb ttcrmit er0rten, Rap Die llntrRei6neten ale
armintitratorm pon Der SntertaiiEnItnft rec
orr1crtsnfn s c.b N George 8er, lebtbin
pcn gGaiaingtun SaunIdip. 2cta Gouniy, anae.
itslIt pOrpen iInp. Nae Oteienias Oobsr, melGs
ROD an teia0te Sintuloftni6aft 16uloia itnp,
mrrNm tisrourh aufscfcrOst innsrbaIb 98cfen
an,urufrn unO abjutfSablsn, - llnO SUI6s bic
nod rehtud69s Nniprii6e 'u uaGsn babrn ptr.
cen 9Ieidfalis riu6t tbrs Rs6nmam innsrbalb
Der bria8ten 3stt wOblteitdtst eu,ubGnNissn, an
Glios Rer, ! ,r,,,,,,..
8euben Rcr. "'''' o'0'
gIuaul 10, 1868. ns6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
Sefentlt0e 8enbu.

2tm Gamita9 oen 3. Sag Sftober 1868.
UNI 10 llbr gUrmiItuss, iOa am Sauie tes Srr'
iiorbfnrn @eor9e Q 6rebr, lcstbin pOn
6anUUsr Ganitip, GeGa @aunty. Sftntlt@ prr.
fault wcrpen, ndmltA
3md gfnte. z S6aafe. sn Sdwcin. Gin
3wsadulS Ba9en nit GiIrntr,sScep, Gin Gin.
8GuIS gGa9cn, cine guil'RutIas, 98asen'@ @ri6trre,
unb 5mct eInipdnntle GariSe G,eIftrrr, 2eitcru
uno S&smrI, 2 YfIdsn, @sse, GultiSator,
DrrihmaiAtne mb 9frrcsscpaIt gBinpmdbIe,
S6lsiltsin, Sprr' unp anosrs Gcttrn, Seteirn,
Staufeln. piden Mi1' uno Ssusabrn, 8r6rn.
Elm tupfrrnrr 6tiid, Slide, StibIr. S6rdnte unp
nod pire afrere Artitel ju umiiGnplid ;u melptn.
Die 9rNtnSun8sn AM gertaufstaSe unb auf'
wartun9 pen
6enrp &ummel, No'mor.
SSpttm6tr 9, 1868. nab0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
SOefenttt0e gSenDu.

2(uf Donnerita96 uno Sreita96, oen %.
uno 25. September,
an teiren 5aarn um 10 ll6r SOrmittaos, IpQen
dm 5luir hes periiOrtrnen s una speter,
(Ycn DepaIt,) in 0a6tuetcn 5aunItip, 2etsa
Gduntp. folBcnpe Qrtfd auf Eiftnti6r grnbu
prrtnuft psrDsn, nGmltG
8 Sdoifpisrre, 3 &dbe mb 9ltnbrr, 10
Sttf iuuge unb elm alte5 Shpein. / S6aafe,
elm GrsiBauIS' WaBcn, sin 3wsisauls gGagen,
Elm Grgdrl5' gGasen, Gin Spa3ermaaen, Drelh
maIGins uno Yfrpr9epalt, einr g8inpmtble unp
StrpGtonf. 9Hi9t unO @age, Wth. unO Seusas
6rln. 5ruArrffe unc G'raeImIen, @purs uno
GGttsttrn. olerlei 9frpsBcIAirr, 3Wst S6ubfar.
ren, ShlsiRrn. SsteiIen, atIeflsi S6mibege'
iGirr, glmtUs, 8laatalg. Gdrautl5dr, etc, in
ii6 I&tieesrO, cine Got altrS G!Ien, Gin 2 BARREL
SranntwrtntriIsl, cine IepfslmJbIe, 3pri Sartma.
Ihinrn, sirr Circular. Sa0s nit brm gan;cn 3u.
9ctGr, unb cine Got Solftsinr.
Serner: Better unb Srttlaen, Slide,
Def, Riittn, @loliet, Sfcn NIT Jtobr, Sptnnrds
Der uno 98olrab, Elm fupfrrnsr SsiIsl, Elm @ifsn'
feiIel, 8 ShitB9rpebrs, Elm 8eucIUsr, 2 Sadub'
rcn. sjnr @ioline, cine Got t6ulblsinsn, g4rssn'
sarn, unaeiponnsne Bpue, cine Got 5lade. aIlsr.
isi aerGrrte 5ruGt ols &irI6en, Shnibe. II. +.
no, ,rst 8irrrI Ssibsr @Ifs 6dfr, 3dtsr uno
Stinncr. 16 SicnruA6de, cine Got planfen uno
Soorcs, SlGde, 7 Stod 2nt6eils Der ,,ee6a
Dafrtnft 8rddenaclrlI6aft," unb Icna nod
pirIs anoerr gIrtitel ~ umfdnrIi6 gu msIpsn.
Die gtcin un9cn an rm SertaufstaSen unb
gufwartun9 Don
Sacob 3. petsr, 4bm or.
guaul 10. nob0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
Gin @e11mmtbe16
gum 8oriblo9 9elpiiler amendments 3ul
9Onftitution.

,um 8orIblo9 9epiier Qmenoment6 jur
@0nftitution.
Sn enu Gsusrol NGembtp ots Stuatt5 une 8s.
priEntantInb0uIes tcS StaateS 9trniWranten mur'
ne teItlcftn: DAP Die fctlsnoCn amendments sur
Gcniiituiiru oGs StoattS in @smaEhet bss ;Cburu
Artttsls pcrIdbtn in &crihla9 81 orin9cR hnc:
Dem oritlcu artitrI Ger GCnittutcn fell cine pci
tere 5ettcn untCr Ger @eittbnun9 ,8tCtte Settcn,"
ruie fCt9t 6e0cfdst rperrrn.
@tertF Setticn: So6atb ih ir9cno Gin reht
maGiaer @ablmnnn btSIIs StaatGs IN tr! emo ptletsm
atiren gQilitdrtitn tcfntCt. in Scl9S elmer Seaut
htien ceS guubgsprGhcentGn cecr fur6 Sclmodht
oiCies StaatCs, 70 tSnrSn cltba @oblmGnnrr ras
Rahlreht lei allen 9BatlCn btC @ur9Gr untGr tldCn
Rcaulaticns austcn, rpis s ite cotr ipittr in etm
6slts pcr9Clbritbtn mCrfen, in ettn eEmtlten Ma:
&c, ais menu Is an ibrsm 9GpebuIlhsn gHabIrrte ju
9G9Sn wGrcn.
Gem Clftsn Irlitsl Der Gcuitiutcn fclIcn fct9entS
;pei peiICre SGftcnen unter Der 8Cjcthnun9 ,,ahte
unb usuute Ssttion" tti9efi9t mErosn:
Qbt Setticn. Die G5gi.B1cbuu9 fc(I feline
Bills paIhrtu, rpsthe mCbr OILS Ctncn 9sa'nltane
sntbaltCn, Der rcutljh in tcm Irttelous9e
ben muB, ousssncmmsn Gslctewini9uu9s: s:Scfes.
Gslnte SCfttcn. Die G5elrsastunQ Ita teiu
SeIes poIhrSu. wcNurcb rorno cine gRahtpcGtcms
menbst CoSr 9ripite9ium in ireGno rtnEm SolIG or:
tbtlt miro. rpc Die Iutorit3t 3ur &tr0rbunp cIhCr
WatbtvcnfcmmtnbsitCn ocGr YrtpIC9tn, tkt ooGr
ipatsr btn 6jsri6tsbSu riClss StaOss JnertbeiIt it,
50 Gebua,
eprsttr ocs 8Eprarntantenbouft.
Scbnp. psnnsn
Spretbsr bCs ScraiCe.
Sfficc teS Scfrctdrs ScS StdateS.
9arrts.bur9,2 SuIi 1863
QsnnIplSanta, IS.
Sd trltrinise bisrmit, tas ras Sbisc
uno 8eiasfGsts cine ritbliaC, dthts uno cor
100 rctts Gcpie ots Sri9inaI SelammtbtfbluiTef
ssEz5 cer Generol InsmblN III, bHttstt: ,.@in
S,iammttribtu6 gum Scrltla9 arrpilcr Der
triIrruuacn jur Gcnlttuticn," !" rpie (ctbe in
tisftr Sffite rCeirirt it,
Bum RstpSIs oirfss babe id, mrine Inter:
fbrift uuo ben Sts9d Der Setretirs Office
on Dem cSSnssnannten Sage uuo Sabre bei:
9efdst.
Gil SItftr,
SstrstSr rss StaGtss
Sut Is, 1863. uqt8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16

Die poblfei(en S6neioermeiiter,
@Sc99er atrS Ssmr@ttO
IA Ma6sn bcm publitum bic an,siss, bas
Iis itrCn wobIfeilsn 8lrtOnactr fcrtisbrn an
Ill 20. 33, s5amiltun Strubr, ausntnun,
esrabs nstsn Dem 8rpubIifansr' SutRutr. no lie
BON Gag ,u Gag nsus Baarsn autpadsn uno be-
rsit llnb psm @ubltfum auf bic allrrtsfs gSstle
gu pirnm. Str 9crratb BON
alciSerifpfen
fam ni6t iitertrcTen psrorn unO bsastt aus al'
fen artcn bic man fir &Sdr, 5cisn, getRs: unc
anttrn Dingrn brauht. - Gle ptrcsn onraus
Usrartritn unb bsfdnbts auf 5anb taltsn allt
Irten
Ucrti9e aleiber.
bausrtaft aus Dem tslrn Watsrial etTatt, aud
Ssmbs, GctIars, 6af6sntiibrr v. {. p. unb aGss
plrb mTeIi6R wOtlfeil Strtauft.
annScn'@rbeit
lpirt IGnrG, gut unp biIlIB Dtrrt6trt, uno od nur
quite 2rtsitrr grtalttn wsrprn, fam man Ith aud
auf CUTE uno paNtnee Grtrit psrlah'n. Our@
CUTE 8sNIenunp tOfm Fe Sstsrmann ttfrisptSes
Il fBnnsn. Rufet an!
t7atban n1cbscr GiIsbman Osm"n.
AlsntOwr Septrmtsr 8, 1868. nq' j
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-16
- 3pci CUTE 8meiff6fi9e fteincrne
I;ii:R 9S y \ Il \ bGuGer,

elm Qutes SprnstauS itsr einrr unsrm50nlit
iiartrn Syringe nabe ben g8o9nbduinn, cine quite
Srdm.S6rusu jrrI lIhfornb6uIer, S&prine.
Halle, elm nnrercr arrB'r 6rHmfaa II. +. ~
G5 tcfinpst lib au6 alIerlst Sutes StR uuf brm
2ance.
Gs III tiss utubaupt Istr wcrttpptlrt @tem.
ttum, irbcm bic Ncrb .YEmlgIpanta Giientatn
bur6 baiIelbe Iauit-uub oen ben 0pbntGaIern
fam es nur ctma 500 Clubs bis an bic Centre
Bailey Station Istn, wrld9t6 gGtann!IiA le0r Scr=
ttsiI6oft unb bcuusm il--uno 70 IN ce iitrrGaugt
10 I6aBtarst Gigcntbum ale I'M Gauntp Iirat-
Metr iitsr raTtlte su ilaen baIt man fir iite..
ldNt9 inpsm rs SauFulIss bod erl In Gu3en.
I&sin rebmsn s9s tr taufen wsrNsn,
Das Ndtre rrfabrt man purG Den Gi9rtbdmCr
per ieba barauf wpbnt, unp wls 1T atlrs gu Sei.
gen unb iitsrbaupt bic geminI6ts NuetunIt su ar.
bsn--Iu ME bic SaufObrrinsunsrn lrttt gu ma
den.
E@-Das Gis'nttum fam aud In Sitdtn
msnn bIes Saullebbatsr tpuui4en le(ltrn, srfauIl
perpen.
l(trabam 81. 9siltn9er.
SrptsniSrr 8, 1868. na4n'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03

it. a very respectable re- iderce it NAV be
ltage undtra bill and near wood, and II.
that very place reside the happy fatnlly, of
J. Jeukins,
Aud that same knight of the goose to dav
represents large number Of people at WASH
ingtun: and - one of he most Influential aud
respected among that annual gathering Of wI>-
dom. He has skated his way into public ia
vor and will rel ain the love and respect If all
"h" know hIm until he reaches the inevitab,
Ireac rrnu~ ice # hfr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03

the worst, Itxpect to d" something to quell
he rebellion in OuI land, even though have
to slay brother, friend, or neighbnr.
believe the President has done, and is
stI doing. all he Can to save our govern
nent, and iully believe in the present al
mn'srration, and have no sympathy with
traitors, al home or abroad. north or s.uth
east or wes'. hope you, BedelI, viii re
turn To vonr loyalty, and not only fight H..
la ties "f your country ma fully, but fgh'
also rhe battles # your Lord faithfully, un.
I'll death SEPARATES you from one that wshe.
you well.
From 3. c. R.
TO JACOB BEDELL, Milwaukee, }.
Lu1,rne G Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
!. w. RnoADS. MI ID

Graduate Of the University Of Penn'a)
Respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens If fuakhqnno.k and vicinity. lie he
t1uni, when MT Professionally engaged, eHher at his
Drug Store, or at his resileure on Putnam Street.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
REPLY.

MILWAUKEE,, May Goth 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
Selett Storp
ON SIX kATES,
BY ISAAC NJ GREGORY,

dr6n't ,nok. o;ro,,o,. =;
witb ,ba adysn,,r -, ,,,, eu,,,
Jenkins ia f.,r
hearted awnwotl h,u,n,
rests aItco.,har j., l..
su,np h,o,s rk.. ha,,a ,;,
nover,v s,rc.or wanna, ,,
.railor and # ,., .r,.,,+s ..,
,.,or,I, o,a l.,
' '''"'' ;
r,,, Ln,u .,, ;, '''.''''"S'
,,,,,,,t =, :. ot1ol.,, ,,, -"
t,,n I ,hi,L ,ha,,,
,o.ih,a :, ,,...u.; Wv '''
h,.hc,, ,o,a, -, " al -
f., ,.. ,e1..r = '''' 'I'''
,I.;. ue" ''''s "' ''"e
"'' ~
'',o . '' i"e' wy
'N u certain ua'h-
te'''eS so'u- LOOMING young
mama S..t,.I ,u,..,,,
;,,r ,,.,. I.,
IN ,h. o. ,.too,'.., '''' "''s
,,c.. and ,ho .,no. ,1,>..'l ,",. '''"
.v.r 20, ,o,l.u L,, "f'9 '''a'
.b,. L.3 t,,a -. y
,l,Ia.,.r .L,.,,,
seemed shod with elec,rlc,ry aItno.tber in
stead Of steel. u.r ,k,tin. .ca, and tho c,,r,s
under il, were the centre Of attraction IN ,h.
village skating park. Could any other girl
skate as well as Susy Not by no meals,
could any crack male skater play the
gallant on Skates to her and do her iu>tlcc7
Not by no means, too. Fuz Flash the best
skater and the richest boy IN town-f,lk>
did say SuSy and he liked each other wonder
tuly well; even Flash, try as he would. was
iIstamced in skill BY Eer; and while she cuI
heart at fhe same time, perhaps, he stood
sIili only looking on and envyIng the cc
p 'rhap<.
Susv skattd Therefore nv Jenkins con
GUIDED he would skare That was his >pI,
and only reason. verify believe, for lcarnin.
the art. lie weudn'i % on the Park {,
learn. Won know he wouIln'f be > I.ogbi,A
took for dozens and d,z.ns o( fpn Invi,,p
people who would laugh at him when he f.l..
and c,u hi, oo,.a h.,,,.. h., v,.. ,o1o,
Sueh silly likes os uso,Ia crack =, t,iIors
thev,re always At il
:,
,r;nJ,.,r .nd .;n. Ia siu,, h. ,r.,
h,s ,,d,rs I,.s,.r,,.t,. IT, roi,,,, H..
willow bu.bes and bpckI. 4 his sk.,as,p H.
s,r,ck an, ond !, m ;rcrsdihIy shnr, en- r..
OF time had accomplished a most difficult feat
namely, turned somerset or SO, nd landed
IN his head, with feet in the air. | am no
quite sure, bnt think my Jenkin sald ''The
,IIYl"! At all events, he crawled, with a
very sherpish look, to the bank, and, seating
nlm>ell, thought mournluIIy Of all be wouId
nave to accomplish, before he could be as
good 'ater as Su>y, or even Flash. lie
would try again, however; and he put on
very rucful look, in anticipation # the effort
IA very ruelul look, AMI ti'n'd glance at the
&c, when, as true as you lve' there broke
from the willow bushes opposite one OF the
heartlest, merrlest peaIs OF laughter you ever
"ea'u i" YOUR INC MY 'e""'"' "'S 'l'0"uei
struck. lie o,d" I say word but he
90
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a Jann'y' dainty skat'Fg'cap' anderncath
"n'c, were mass "' snug cnr''' anu par
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
COR RESPONDENCE.
MILWAUKEE, LIZ. &" Pa. }
May 2Gth, 1863. !

Mr.. EDITOR:
send you letter addressed
to me, which the writer Afterwards gave I"
the world through the Republican of your
county; its republication, with reply, in
the Democrat Will 01lrge
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
Business 0otires,

OACON STAND. Nicholson. Pa. = C. L
ID Jackson, rropri.tor. rln49tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03

IT =. COOPER. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Il. Newton Centre, Luzerne County Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03

GEO. =. TUITION, ATTORNEY At LAW,
" Tunkhannock, Pa. Office In Stark's Brick
Block, Tioga street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24

has information leading it to share the opinion
enter tanned in Washington circles Of sympathi-
zers with the usurrectlon chat tie rebel army
On the Rappahannook il making preparations
to fail back towards Richmond, probably as far
90 the inc of Qualifications constituting the de-
fences OF thar city. approximations Of the
JCH Davis Government, is that an attack is In
tended by way Of james river and this back
ward movement is considered necessary 10
thwart it. Refugees from Richmond confirm
this theory aud add that Lees force has been
much reduced by the withdrawal of Longstreet,
the two Hills, and other rebel Generals with
their commands who have gone to other parts
OF the Contedereey.
Before taking measures to put the conscrip-
ton law into operation the Government IS do.
termiued to bring hack to the national armies
all the dcserters who do not flee the country IL
is reported that the number Of these men has
been ascertained from the army rolls to be not
less than 1870 600, and instructions have been
given to the proper officers to take the necessary
steps under the recent proclamation by the
President to return as many as can be found to
tho ranks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24
l-)ie0.

In MAuhasld, Feb 2sh caiharise n. only daurhwr
81 Pnsba aud Sarah Z. Davis, sges Jears and
months,
a. mourning class, vacant seat
Tell Us that one We loved 10 meet
Shall Join out HAPPY thrsng no more,
'fill all these changing scenes are s'er"
10 Fay,l.n, March lilh, Elisha Brigham, ESQ, aged
20 years and months.
10 Montpelier March 10th, Of Group, Dora Captsla,
youngest daughter Of Albert A. and Hannah j. Green,
aKca Two year. Asd sin aesths.
In Nofbasd Feb. 10, OF diptAsra, Alice NJ, daughter
of Joseph and Melissa Gould, aged years.
Ia PeAehsm Jan 2ssh, " ap,hefla Alfred g., sea Of
Joseph and Clafissa Peak, aged2 years and aenths,
Asleep In Jesus"
VIII tbs Calsdonian please eopyi
Athis residence, In Brookhela, Asrsh islh, SAMUEL
phsm, aged ~ yesTs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24
From the Darlington Times,
The Last Raid on tbs Vermont Cavalry,
HtADQpAkTEks FIRsf Vt. OAYALRYi {
March 18th. 1868.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST VI. CAVALRY,
March 18th, 1868
We had picket detachment Of twenty-our
men and three non-commissloned officers com
manded by Il Lieutenant, at Harrington Station,
a small village on the railroad from Alexandra
to Leesburg, supplied from the main post at
| Evansville, four miles distant. The picket on
duty consisted Of details from companies a, l.
and NJ, commanded by Lieut.. Watson Of COM
| pany J..
Various panderugsand Expectations having
been reported to have been committed AZ that
place Maj Wells, accompanied by Capt, SEQ
fed and Lieut. Cheney went out to investigate
the matter All were at dinner, officers and
men, except a few actually on the lookout.
The officers were at o house near by the picket
quarters. Again Mosby succeeded in surprising
The place and capturing our men, as he had on a
Previous occasion, his party being dressed IN our
Uniform.
1t was the hour when those on picket expect
ed to be relieved, and the vdet.es saw with
pleasure the relief. as they suppos d, in sight,
coming in the direction from whence they ex.
peeted their friends 10 alarm was given save
BY one who was posted between the station and
Evansville, and be fed to Drainsyille. Moseby
had thus succeeded IN getting in the rear and
disappointed them, BY commanding, Sarron-
der you id Yankee sons Of b-s.' But few
shots were fired for while they were dining
Nloseby captured them. Five men from Go A
two from company NJ, only escaped to tell the
story.
Those taken prisoners are Major Wells, Capt.
Scof.d, company Lieut. Cheney, company
G. lent Wnfson comnanv l. COrporaI
Quinlan company \ Homer Z Bliss, do II
+. Sweet do Lesser Green, do Sergeant Far
rngton, company l. OTIS Brainard, do Al
bert Drury, do VIM. Watson, do ; John llar-
yey, do - Gerdeon, do - Irish DO ; Cur
lis Woodward, do Charleg Erwin, do Geo.
Bellows, company NJ La Boun'e, H. Sartwell,
do BENZ Gordon, do j. Armstrong, do /,
Frank Doyle, do.
Sergeant Blnn Atchinson, Co. A., was
wounded in the hip by pistol bali, but not Sc
rlously, it is hoped, and left unparoe1, 50 hur-
red was Mofeby to escaue with his prisoners
Atkinson was brought into the hospital to day
Lieut. Iligley Of Co. H. with the relief picket,
came up soon aier and followed in rsult a
number OF miles came close upon them, but did
not deem it prudent to attack Moseby, although
it is said bis party were anxious for a fight.
Major Wells was troublesome prisoner, and
came very near being shot after bis capture.
Capt kundlett, Of Go. b. has resigned on &C
count Of III health and his resignation has been
accepted. lie was the last Of our original cap.
taius who first came out. Esteemed alike by
officers and men, the best wishes OF the regiment
20 with him.
Yours Truly, SERGEANT.