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MASTERS SALE.
TASTER COMMISSIONERS s

iVA Pursuant to an order Of sale to me direct
ed from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga County, in the State OF Ohio, in an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel Hayman is
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, administrator OF
the estate Of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
auction, at the door Of the Court House in said
county, on the eth day Of October, 1853, COM
menciDg at O'Clock P. NJ, the following describ.
ed lots Of land situate in the city Of Cleveland in
said county, being in the Buffalo COmpany's
purchase, and numbered and appraised as fol-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

In April, 1861, Vallsu digham wrote to
sabin Hough these words; " It is too late
for enytkiag but peaceful seParasioH." Is
that the tone aad spirit Of Union nsn ?
bis adherenss now claim that be isa Union
man, and quote from a speech Of his in
1855 to prove i'll But what commentary
do his 1855 speech and bis writings in 1861,
and since, present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Iron Last Evenings Editlon.l
AssAUtr ANp BATrERY.-The man vi

ASSAULT AKD BATrERY.-The man who
attacked James Brown Of Tsmmany Hall
with knife and received suOh severe beat
ing at the hands Of the latter, vas convicted
Of assault and battery this morning before Pc
lice Judge HusssnmusIler and fined $40 and
costs. The defence endeavared to show that
the bealing was unnecessarily severe. The
Judge said the law allowed q man to defend
himself when assaulted, bat did not specify
the number of blows that he should give or
the places where he should hit. The man
who makes the assault must take the chances
on that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

BLLIARDs.-Phelan and Kavanaugh,
the famous billiard PLAYERS, went to Detroit
frsm this city. On Wednesday afternoon
PhsIan and John seereiter played friendly
game at the lstter's billiard room. The game
was for 300 points, carOms, and was won by
seerietsr, who beat his opponent 81 points.
Mr.. seereiter made the largestrun, 9S points.
Phelan's largest run was 5s. Brilliant exc
cution was displayed on both sides. It was
from seereiter, it will be remembered, that
Phelan won the great match game for S, 200
in Detroit four years ago last spring.
Ascend game was played between those
parties Wednesday evening, 500 points, ca
roms. seereiter won by 257 points. Foley
formerly Of Cieveland) and Kavanaugh had
a billiard set-tO that evening, 500 points, ca :
roms, Foley won by p points.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

M MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuans 10 the
Nl command of an order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of GfCnyahOga County,
at the suit Of Truman II. Hoag et a. against John
Bazer et a., to me directed, l shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the fifth day Of
October, 1868, at three O'Clock p NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows Situate IN
the township of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounde3 and de.
seribed as follows: Being part OF fractional lot
No. Sc, and Is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF e. d. Brayton, deceased
on the north by land owned oy Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and sOutl
BY land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the cas-
half Of twenty acres oi land bought by g. d
Brayton Of Seth Aiken in IS49, and is the sam
land conveyed by the administrators Of said c.
D. BraytOn 10 said John Baker, April %, 1852
Appraised at seven thousand dollars $4,000
ALLAN Il. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
BAcKUs a NOBLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
September 3, 1868. sep3Ils
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Mammoth Elephant Hannibal, Tippo
Saib, the great Performing Elephant,
Lions and Lionesses. pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, native of Ameri-
ca, Caflir Li0ness, South American
Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, or Jaguar,
Black Tiger, pair Bengal Leopards,
pair Senegal Leopards, African Pan
ther, only one in America, Spotted
Hyena, North American Panther,
Silver Striped Hyena, only one in
America, Mammoth Performing Griz-
ely Bear, largest one travelling, Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Prairie Wolf, Bur-
mese Sacred Cow, or Zebu, fnest in
America, African Zebu, most heauti-
ful ever exhibited, pair Roebucks, 3
African Gazelles, only ones in Amer
lea, African Ostrich, the only one in
America 3Llamas, Black Llama, Red
Llama, or VicunR, White Alpaca,
pair Of Cashmere Sheep. only ones
travelling, pair Long-Eared Valley
Goats, only ones ever in America, ]
Assyrian Goat, pair japanese AIaskin
Swing and eight pigs, only ones in
America, PAIR Of Ichneumons, pair
Ant-Eaters, pair Coatimondi, African
EAGN AaA NAaAAaH MNAg AAANn 1AA@1
Swan from River Nile, Egypt, very
rare, African Pelican, very large
South American Condor. only one
ever exhibited in The United States,
Bald Eagle, Sand Hill Crane, South
American Powees, pair Of Bohemian
Pheasants, pair Spanish Aiaeaws, )
Silver Pheasants, very fine, ? Chi
ness Golden Pheasants, the most
beautiful Birds living, 3 large White
Cocatoos, beautiful, ] King Lori Aus
tr1lian Bird, 2 Tampico Parrots, ]
Australian Cocatoo, I South Ameri.
can Green Parrot, pair Australian
Quesn Parrots, 0 African Cray Par
rots, pair Rosa Cocatoos, 2 Coeatrils,
2 King Loris, 2 Penanty Paroquets,
2 Rosellas, 2 African Salamanca
Par0quets, 1 Red Lori Gremsli, l9
Australian Shell Paroquets, 0 Love
Bird Paroquets, Whidah Birds. Q
Weaver Birds, 6 Quaker Birds, Q
Silver Beaks, 6 Cut-thrcats, Ava
Duets, 2 Sangalsna Finehes, c Wax
Bills, 0 Orange Cheek Finches, y
Canaries, 10 Guinea Pigs, pair Cana
dian Coons, ls White, Black and
Yellow Rabbits, Carrier Doves, Fan
Tail Pigeons, Apes, Baboons, Mon
keys, &C, without number.
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The BUFFALo FIEE.-The Buffalo Ex-
press, of the 10th says 1.-THE loss eOnse-
qusnt upon the destruction Of the WilkesOn
and Wells elevators, and the Lee and Love
Warehouse, night before last, was not as
heavy as We we're frst led to believe. The
COburn elevator, which was owned by C. J.
Wells, ESQ was valued at between 100000
and so, 900 and was insured for $40, goo. 1t
contained $4,000 bushels Of grain, which, We
understand, was fuIly insured.
%The wiIkesOn elevator, owned princi-
paiiy by John Wilksson, Bsq. WAS valued at
$40 900, and was insured for S35, 500. 6s. 900
bushels of wheat, and 81 900 bushels Of corn
were stored in the building, and were in
sused.
"The loss on the old brick warehouse will
probably nOtexceed 81, zoe.
"The safes Of the two elevators were re-
covered yesterday morning, the contents be-
ing unipjured.
The entire loss by this disastrous eonHa-
grafton is considerably over s., 900. The
origin of the fire is unknown"
UNITED STATES CoURTs.-in the case Of
MOBrids Us. DsLOng, the jury returned z
verdict Of 81, 1884 for the plaintiff.
The Grand Jury was empahnellsd this
morning. The following is the jury
Charles Booth, foreman, Ashtabula, Ash
tabuIs county,
Isaac &. Brush, Euelid, Cuyshoga county
Peleg P. Sanford, Painesville, Lake co.
John Bell, Fremont, sandusky county.
Philo scOyiIle, Cleveland, CuyahOga co.
Geo. B. Merwin, ROckport, s'
Andrew Gardner, Hubbard, Trumbull co.
Geo. W. sIizgIuif, Dover, Tusearswas co.
Buckley stetmnn, Cleveland, CuyahOgs
county.
Taiesmen-Caius c. Cobb, Albert G. CAL
well, JOhn II. Orr, Martin B. Scott, stepher
W. Ogden, George MygAtt.
Z Uaited States District Attorney PairC
deemed it bis duty, in view of the condition
of the country, but without casting dOubt
upon the loyalty Of any member of the jury
to call the attention Of the Court to law o.
Congress, approved June ITth, 1862, giving
( the form Of an oath to be administered tt
United States jurors. The following is tht
oath, which was administered to the Gra1t
Jury previous to their retiring:
" You do sOIemnlY swear or affirm as fhi
case may bs) that you will support the Con
stitution Of the United States Of America
that you have without dEress and cOnstrain
taken up arms or Joined any insurreotion OF
rebellion sgsinst the United States; tha
4 yoE have not adhered to any insuTreetion Oi
rebellion, giving it aid and comfort; tha
you have not directly or indirectly give1
any assistance in money or any other tbinl
to any person or persons whom you knew o.
had good grounds to believe, had joined
! or was about to join, said insuIreetieI
or rebellion, or had resisted, or wal
about to resist, with force Of arms, the exc
| cution Of the laws Of the United States ant
that you had not cOunselled or advised am
person or persons to join any rebellion
against, or 70 resist with force Of arms tn
I laws Of the United States"
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THE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE

On this Continent and the fourth enc ever fmTOr ed The
difficulty OF oa;aaius thif rsFs Annal, our ysarse n.
tauI search in Tica wardsd rhs ku-tiug party Uitn
the cspture o. this MY Onr) the b-n aluiosf
urc and th- erOrm pens- (amOnnsing u upwards
of t500l, and the tXtre Cifcuity Of keeraE them
al hs climate, MAKES iamust certainty that
other will never be ecu alive il this Country.
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And the east half Of Lot No. IlO0 appraised at q
Also, an undivided ha'fof Iot No. Is in Al
fred Kelley'5 subdivision of original city
Lots l9l, 1872 and ls3 in said city. appraised
,
GEO. Fl. WYMAN,
Muster Commissioner.
HITCHCOCK & EsTEP & Il. B. PERKIss, Atty's.
septSlI9
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MILITARY BOOKS.
MILITARY BOOKS
For Sale by
J. B. COBB & CO.,
2l1 superlOr.st., CNear the Pub. Square

2l1 GupsriOF.st., Near the Pub Square
Casey's Infantry Tao les, 2vOlumes.......-s25O 90
Hospital IS.
Butterfsld on Camps a d Gu post Duty. s..
szabad's Modern War, It's Theory and
Practioe..-.....-..-.-.-..-... .-.. l 90.
viele's Rand Book for Active sery;oe-.... Is5.
MoslellAn's European Cavalry. I2mO.... Izs.
. S. Rife ard Light L fan. .ry Tactics. l2s.
Us. Infantry and Rife Tac les Wilson 50.
Instructions fer Outpost and Patrol Daty 2s.
Hardes's Tactics Rifle aud Light IMAM
Try V0llme=....----.-..----.-.- ! 50.
Cookies UIited Sat Cavalry Tactics. 10.
The orinasCe $50.
Instruction in Fisd ArtI ery.-............. $50.
Cavalry Tactics Cby uthO: )-....-....... 81.
JOmini's Art OF 30.
Marmonrs Military Institutions. 100
COPpee-EvolutiOas Of the LinO.......-.... 50.
COpPeO-Manual Of Bait lion Drili......... 20.
COBFOo-FieId Manual of Cour:s-MartiaI 75,
Revised Army RegulatIcns-.............-...2 200.
wniard's Target tPrsotloo..................... 50.
Stronger and Esmarch on Gunshot In
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Maxima aud instructions on Art of War s5
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Maoleod's Surgery Of tn, Crineal Wa. I5O.
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EEAgY-MkgE Gl0IaiSs.
FTHB POET ON A TRAIN os,
Tia Romance Of tie Railroad.



CHAPTER VIlI.--CRIxol1sE,
II was two o'clock at rit.sbur h.
When tonE hs EssTern train,
And ss b. net sleep ecourc,
l prepared u sleep ag IN;
When female with much ha sgags
and ba7d b x half q score
tame and ok the eat besi g me.
With her boxes on tie fsOr.
She was one Of tho,e fair c. eafur
Seldom in romance seen;
She, thOGght, wEs all OF nifty,
Ut, rhRp3, three timeS sixteen.
She was dressed IN latest IA hlon,
On her head hat sire Wore
Filled with h0werS OF all col-rs.
Andstuck out a foot or more
She was tsll and thin and scrawpy.
And in fact quite ma-cu'Ibe,
And her srpe d-ess OF satin
Snresd on sv. nj criy o'iDe;
And with ut ny leaYs or license
she did spread il over me;
AM thinks J., nv a dsome i=dy,
You are making rather free
In voice she then addressed No,
Neither mnsieal nor sweet,
"of have little ret dog,
and he wants 10 have your seat"
"Haye yon. madam" I sa d sm ling
THAI, indeed, Is rather Co D.
Where came from we learn manners,
hcu lie rffOubled such sch; ol.
HBut you're wsIcyme tn it. madam
For 10 It dog now take my seat,
Surely from me such lady
should aaus ht but pOlileaess m-st;
IKE tt' and took another,
In it 30 nj sleeping lay,
And slept without once waking,
Till tn ca wing Of the day, ed
lTo Be Continued
And We shall also continue TO give Great Bargains
20 all Who call &c Isaac Isaac's Union Hall, as
have nv n hand the largest and most superb stock
Of fashionable
Fail and winter G0Ods,
or Mn and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
Qsvellnd, and cur stock OF Fail and Wiuisr Ready
Made clothing surpasses anything IN me State &
buy md Bs1 for cash olly, wholesale and rot I
purohARrs will DO we'll 20 call ct
Isaac A. Issao's Union Hall,
Sole Agsnoy for thssale Of elebratod SoIns
Machines, Storr's Autoaaton PressuRn, snd
Strong Patent Armr Bed Trunk.
~ -OOrnar su perior and UniOn-sta.
- lock out foF tho aI hEIf6 = = = p
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During the Entsrtainment, Mons.
Davis, the only successful rival Of
THE GREAT VAN ANBURGH,
VIII enter the Den Of Trained Ami
mails, and the Performing Ponies,
Monkeys, Elephants, Comic Horse
Darby, and the Educated Mule vii
Be introduced.
The GORGEOUS PROOES.
SION at 10 A. NJ, preceded By
she Golden Chariot contain,
Ing OTTo HoRS's CoRyET BAND.
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The Only white Polar Ice Bear

In the United Sts'es Il captured hJatng ilsnd
Of leo hundred mili ater desSeTae resist
anee. 1t is the hnes exc ever exhibited IN Amariea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
OitY beg leave TO call the attention Of thu public 70
their own manufacture
Ist. We keep a L1BaER STOCK than any whole
sAler IN tire atAte.
I'd. We MAKE a greater variety Of Styles, SHAPES,
Rizes and Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States.
3D. The sIesl ami all the material for Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state to the saesrOOm are undaT
supervision and entire control, consequently
customers can obtain skirs from our house without
paying second profit. F -eterr
~ -Aiso-ths largest assortment OF OOrssts and
Spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
sN-Our Retail Department is in charge Of cOmpe-
tsnt Ladies'.
bN-Nerchsnts supplied cheap at WhOlesals.
FRAHE BIOS, ProprirtorB,
suR3 l4l Superior and l94 OntArio-Sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

CONSISTING Of an immense number oi
Australian Birds Of every variety,
which our space here is not sufficient
to enumerate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Extraordinary Attraction just added I:
the great
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Rice s. BURNETT,
Eois Agents for this Vicinity,
septlol25 zoe snpsE.o st.
DRI a00Ba.
IH D. KENDALL & 90.
DRESS Goods
We are now prepared to s1ow the largest and uost
elegant scok oI Dress DDS ev'r offered In ths oitg
,TslT tgo5r Ho1isg1rsS, 49,. ~
Faneo In Gold, 81 wy low figure.
Lupins French Merinos,
Strip'd q Plaid Pcii6e Chevsres,
Scarlet Flannels, .a1llUT6
Scarlet French Beaver, ssr
EupiEs French Repps,
Mourning Goods,
Zeal Lace Veiss. i
Thread Bord'd do.
Lace CollaFs1 .7rs
Plaid Eoplins.
Embroideries,
Camletfas, 90.
The beat assortment Of DRESS GOOhs frOHTr,!
DhAA We have ever shown.
rasticulAr attention is invited 70 line Of
D r 3 SIS BIB X g, W
bsIsvins Il 70 - ths riohsss in the Ciy Afan laas
DOmestiss, MOaseheeDiEg eOOEs, Gas.
GimeFes, siOthS y 5FeFe0B HSlgss
septic Il, o. KENDALL 90.
GTRIPED wORSTED POPLINS
TaNGOR. sRTsWOED. a o.,
segIls 70 snpeElor-.A, lass IIeenlan Asllogz.
DALMORAL sKIRTS-NEW
- 7aIL0K. CHS VOID 3 co,
septic "a sugeri9r-ss.
7 AIDES AND MISSES WRAP
II PEks and Drawers, n Rianuel Ne mo SIX.
TAYLOR, GI11sHOLb = oOt
DRINTS.-NEw FALL S1YLFs. IN
'-S'''' =. = 4aTL5SgS,' III 5 HssiiswoID a Co,
ssplla Late EIesmGn ke.loGE.l
NLOAKS-INsLL7HEE NEW Styles
TAYLOR G3isWpLD go
RREss sa0OBstDREssGOODs
Az Reduced Prices.
I amuoW cIosinz 5ut the balsn's oi ny summsf
seG ne t g ISss r & sSsgs 4 ss99's Esaneea Rse In
Checked Bress e0Ods-l2l Cents AT'd,
Plain a checked French MOzRmBleues
asfaIs Only . Cents yaE1. se = rt5
sBThess Coos will be found to be very cheap, and
many others wis te sold od 81 very lcgf 5rirsa.
yglys. 80 a. Ons.S 8 Do 3 t55ss dosds s.ossl
lust oPENED-THIs DAY.
- ltiGf rd llan flsi
NEW DRESS GOODS. r
Ar f'aa oh rssss
IP. sHARWOOD's,
a1g2s 2l2 an4 "a sapslisE-st.
IN EW SHA WbaS,g oT
~ raa b. e-s.1Fg hIra EH5t
OF EVERY VARIETY,
ai tHt iaaaH
ta tas1 AT lltbltlaa aei6
sHERwooDis.
aag2 IL 2ez ADd 81 supetioE.sl.
NEW RIBBONS
AND MILLINERY GOODS,
tt iuri-1 loF- 90 elq
7a AT Es
tisa sHERwooDs
aag2s 2t2 and "a superior.st.
pane AINsT
A lH E
400 PIECES L
Coed styles and Fast COIorsd
ll. a- Lslis1
p Rim IT ED LAWNs5
/ Only az cents per yard.
ialyss MoeGAE, RooTAoO.
IN EW CL AXIS. .s
Just opened, at is
sHERWOCDs.
III INEN DAMASKs. IRISH LIN-
st5ck q TabIs DanaSfs irIsb Lipe5S, Eapips or.
hss, Linen Hand ksrchisf5 tor adies ard tieutsIs
q ggIs IiSsh Goods, S osn nov Obtain thsa hem x LON
jalSs ob.sS d IFpsll & "a ste1ss.
FLOUR 8 FEED. s-E5
A. M. PERRY & CO.,
Have Reduoed the Price Of their
OREAM OF WHEAT FLOUR,
UPPlR TEN MILLS DO.
/ METROPOLIS DO Do.
I GLEN DALE Do DO. fef
sEAnof The shove brands nFs fresh ground ana
GOOD Family Flour.
eB-GO bettsr brand than ths ''Crsam OF Whssts
made. A. H. PERRY 4 co.,
yuly8 ll6 and rs SuporiOr-5t.
IDTOup,
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LTVING HIPP0POTAMUs.

OF The New World e1hibit.on iu sny country, and
may to nsiief d. 10 the Giraffe, ths greatest
living curiosity IN tre world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

The following was taken from
the Living Animals in Dayton
Ohio, March 7th, and may be
considered a Correct List Of
Animals.
BToNs. DAVIS PERToRaING ASIsrAf-s
Pair Lions, Pair BRAZILIAN Leopards,
Black Tiger, African Panther, Pair
Senegal Lsopards-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
FARM FOR SALE.

VTBE sgb,efib-r offers for sale The Yarn
urou Whi-iI he resides. IN Essi YafIa-
Zoe toEnship. a mic asda hall ,n1ih If Lew
ssb0rg. Il crh hlaIns 81 Acres more or less,
all cleared and N a good state of cH;'iv ation n /,
together with 10 Acres ot Timber Land near
bv. The Farm Improvements are Frame
- DwrlIios House, Frame Barn. Tebzn;
FL House. and suitable ogibsiitinsS. =
good Spring near the hens AMI: stream of
water flows throusbibe farm Also all kinds
of fr1ii, cf the best varieties
The Farm is bountei'an the north by Tn
Brown, eaSI by Penny anfS;undy. s1aIh bv
the SmokeioEn and river ross, vest b. Jacob
Gunty.
For Terms. enquire on the prerri<ss-
April 6, 's3ns GODFREY DECK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Two Rebel captains were executed for
recruiting within the Union line. in ken-
tucky-a State which never made show
Of joining the Con:ederacy, but, on ev-
ery,hing like a reasonable test, vas dead
against it. The Rebels then drew, by
lot, two Union Captains, prisoners, to b.
executed 10 retaliation. The Government
,hereupon selected Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
and Capt. Winder, to be hung up in case
our Sawyer and Flynn are. We think the
latter geo,lemen are safe, and that Rebel
recruiting in Kentucky and New York is
" conlraband"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The editor Of the Gettysburg Star
(Republiean) says the Rebels, after using
bis office, ''pied" bis type. They gut,ed
bis home, ana those of other citizens,
from top to bo,,om-~antonly destroyed
women's and chidreu's clothes-smashed
up clocks, pianos, and other property they
could lot carry aHay-polluted dwelling,
with indescribabls fl,h-in short, they
behaved more like savsgss than like the
"chivalry" We read about. II they had
stayed long, they would probably have
"improved for the worse"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Estate of William Thomas, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Lsurrs cf
v Administration upon the Estate Of
William Thomas. iaie of Eas, Buffalee Twp.
Union Co. deceased, have been granted 10
the undersigned. ty The Register of JE.un
county. in due fora, ,ioi iaw, Therefore a. PER
sons knowing themselves injeb'=t '1 lid
estate are requested 70 make immet,s.s ray-
meni. and those having just claims against
the same are also requsSiei to 7rrsen! iheiA
properly authenticated FIR Set,lemsE. 10
LEWIS EVANS, Admin. AZ
Nsharcv Ci.v Sehuvikill O. = b. atty A-i l-'t
MAY u. l,,si- wN- NANGEZl.., h. i.s-7-hurg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The law in regard to the registering Of
letters, is nov much better under the new
law passed BY the las, Congress than the
preceding one. Every postmaster or clerk
handling registered letter, is required 10
write his name on it, BY which mcans the
letter may be traced through the entire
route. The postage on registered letters
is increased from FIVE to twenty-five cents.
The receipt given to the receiver Of the
letter must hereafter be forwarded TO the
sender.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

%Ws have received the Manchester
(Eay) Daily Eromiaer d Times, Of 4,h
ul'., containing the expression of 100
French aud 1000 Eoglish preachers of
the Gospel, sgain., American Slavery, aud
deprecatipg any triumph Of the Slave
Power. 1t is . cordial, earnest paper.
The true moral power Of the Old World
is with the North, While those Who grind
the people to the earth, there and here,
are for JEFF. Davis
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
oataWEtI0L 1Ref Morris.
WOOD & PER0T, 113l Ridge Avenue,
PHIL4DELPHTi. PA.

OFFER fer sale upon the Most Favorable
" Terms. NEW and BEAUTIFUL Designs
IN great variety Of Iron Raiiings-for Gene
terIes, Residences &c. OF Cast and Wrought
Iron, and Galvanized Iron and Brass Tubing.
lion NeranGas. Balconies. Stars. Counters,
Fountains. Gates. Columns, Hiichiss Pests.
Lamp Stands, Vases. Tables. Flower SianfS.
Sofas. Chairs. Slatuary- Animals and all Ulhes
Iron Work OF Decorative tbstaeter.
Designs forwarded for ssieorioc- Persons
paplyrng for same Will please state the kind
OF work needed 3msSo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
New Stand New Goods
'0SEPH l.. HAWN having taken the

y rooms under the Telegraph and Chronicle
Offices. .reflled lhem, ami allet IN Al extensive
variety of
Rats, Caps, Genflemen's ClotliHg, DC.
Also large and splendid stock Of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES. &c. which he will make up 70
order, as ne still continues the Tailoring Busi
ness. He is prepared 70 execute all zork
entrusted 10 his care,io the satisiaetic1 oi The
customer.
y. B. Cutting and Repairing - dcat 20
order. LewiSburg. PM 10. 1851