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Bounty for discharged Soldiers.
U. S. CLAIM AGgSCY.
Ronntlex, Pensions. and arrears Of
fur

hoahtieS, PENSIONS. and arrears Of
Pay.
BEN STINSoN Is authorized by the
uuited States Goverpmept (and has been
furnished with az the necessary forms
and lnsiruetions) 20 procure b5unties.
pensions and beck pay for wiaows snd
oFIihansi pensions totgsty and back pan
TOT Offices IN the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, Marines, Engineers, Firemen, and
Goal Henvers employed in the service Of
the United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
TIE Government for damages done real
estate and other property By the Army
and Navy
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose Stamps. Office Third street
second door from Mann. Evansville. Ind.
mill BEN STINSON.
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TEw YoRK, August ~ The Hsralfs
special says the frat interview betkeen
Gen. Meredith, recently appointed Com
missioner Of Exchange, aud Mr.. Ould,
rebel commissioner, took place At City
Point on the 23d Some points in dis
pute were arranged but she arrange
meuts for the exchange Of paroled pris-
tons are stlli IN progress The iIapFis.
onment OF John Morgan aud his officers
IN the Ohio peniteBliarY has brought the
rebel authorities TO terms, and Il has
been agreed that Col Straight aud the
officers IN bis command who have been
sluiiiarly Imprisoned, shall be placed on
the footing Of other prisoners Of war.
This will probably Be responded to BY
the restoration Of Morgan aud his oai-
GERS TO a similar status
Gen. Dow has been turned over 10 the
civil authorities. A rebel frigadier Cen
eral will Immediately be placed in close
confinement as a hostage for him.
Fred. c 0lmstead, late Secretary Of
the Sanitary Commission, has been APP
pointed Superintendent Of the Mariposa
Mining Company OF California.
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$40 REWARD.

by RECENT oRDgR PROM THE sEcRy.
~ taTy q War TN DOLLARS vii Ir ia ~
PEE t'T the sfrrehepsioB n . ass-rfer lcsuf.
bifihs hJnss, Provost harshal, j. nov Fcsay -
Iay TEN DOLLARS snd ali srrense. ~ ~xerv
arsffier ecilxefrd - him A his HeaaqEariess Ii
tht@ city Tie nioneT 80 he promrtir rsis. 80
Hrsed 20 s.nd for-arl aii sssrfsr. h tb,iy ,.-,'
tive nsiEhborhoDlis -.
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HisfoRY or Gnu WA II AMKRica
BY John s G Abbott--The 6rst vol
ume Of this admirable work Is now ready
for delivery, and Mr.. Hugh W. Jones
agent for rs sale is now ia the city 10
canvass for subscribers for the book.
Price in muslin s. per volume, in
leather s, so
The history IS got Up in elegant style,
and Mr. Abbotts worldwide reputation
as a writer guarantees the accuracy and
interesting character ai the work, sad
must insure il large sale Mr. Jones
viii call upon the citizens Of Evansville
aud Yand-rberg county a. once for their
names The book is pablished IN both
the English aud Gcrman language, and
4 iaE SAle. hE substitution only.
SO
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MoRaIEG REPORT.
From Charleston.

Interesting Particulars orths Siege
GtlIaoFe'- s.swamp Anger am Uu-
expected and unweieeme visitor--
Fires were seen and all the bells
were suag--PeoPle Fled in Every
observation-disclosures IN the War;
Wagner to roiiosv Sumter soon.
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say@ PaFsoa BrqwuIow writes to the
Philadelphia Press VIA, be expects to
10 lie says he 5 going to Kuoxvi!ls
and chattanooga TO establish Boards Of
rrade and 20 turn over the merchandise
Of that eeaHry % loyal men, vbile be
selzes upon aud eonhsesies the sban-
dooesi property Of sebsls. lie says l.s.sth-
ef---
Il expect to hear the telling charge Of
Judge 'frigg 10 The grand jary, ana 10
ses that jury bring ia bids Of indictments
Tor treason against the leading, corrupt.
murdsrous, and unmi,igated seoundrels
who he'd the way in the work ofrebellion :
Last, but not least, expect to pat my
paper under way, and come down upon
rebellion after style that will interest
all loyal men, North and South. al
ready have my prospectus written, aud
IN few weeks i shall have il in the
leading NortherE papers. The title Of
the paper viii be Brorssf0scS Knar.
riite Whig and Rebel Eeafiiator.
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neath or Cen. pemherian. .

From 81 accounts, The reported death
Of Gen. Pember,on Is correct He was
where a military court Of inquiry, to in-
quiTe into the cause attending the sur
render ~ Vicksburg, was ordered 10 be
held While At Seinia, Alabansa. be was
approached by an officer Of Texas reg
iuent, who accused him Of selling
Fieksburg TO General Grant This the
Rebel General denied, when. after fur
Their conversation, General Pemberion
attempted % shoot the Texan, who, how
ever, before be had effected bis purpose,
drew a revolver aud shot Pemberton, the
wound producing almost instant death
The information as 70 the death Of this
double dyed traitor is derived from par
ties iron Greenwood, mississippi, where
BE reports generally credited
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

TEE UEpERsfGSED HAS OPENED An
inrsiligence ofrce On Third Street four dosors
vest q TIE Washington Hciei- lire he viii give
strict and 5rouPi Etrsuficu 20 ali business in hat
Ens. JOHN WATNAE
zeituAg eoPy-api5
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BUIGEn mAKnn.
JOHN P.LAURENT.
DOG NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS OWNING on HARBORsSG
n Deg ~ Biish IN ne Cify u Esaasxiih nss
lirfehf crttred % kseP ih~m ffuna fuauius 81
lars tnAay " the STREETS, niieysoF pHniir places
~ s-id citt Ter tfae uexi sit se-As. All Reas Or
hiiehes running AZ large after the publication q
this nofier arr g. - KILLED - TIE Narshal BY
order Of thu city Council
HIRAM NELSON. City MARSHAL
AuxUsf 20. fsdJ aas7
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The News vIa Fortrsss M0nrOe.
Arrival Of the Western world.
Union Forces Occupied Sumter and
Wagner on Monday Last.

FoEr hoSeoE, August y Tie gun.
beat Western World arrived this morn
ing from on Wilmiegton She reports
the arrival there Of the steamer Florida,
FROM OF Charles,on. with intelligence
that Abe Union ferccs occupsed Forts
Sumter and Wagner on Monday last
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L,rSRARv MEN ~ oFFTcE.-We see il
stated in the Hone Journal that Mr..
Collector Barney, of New York, has
shown taste IN appointing to, and retain
ing Office several gentlemen well knosn
in the literary and art world r. H.
Stoddard, the poet. has lonx held post
in the DebentGre Room. r b Colin,
(hetter known as Barry Gray is IN
the Auditors Department Louis Cav
lord Clark, Of the Knickerbocker Maya
zine; Richard Grant White, the Shaks-
perian scholar; John Savage, the poet
and dramatist, and Charles E Briggs, Of
the Sunday Courier, have each come in
for a share OF the spoils Of Office j. C.
Derby, long at the head of publishing
house in New York. wends bis way 70
the granite bailding every morning. G.
G. Thompson represents the artists In
the service of Uncle Sam.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

BEHM's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EsansYiiis. fHdiana, ] .
TsHK ELEyEsFH ASNuAk fEzsfgs on
y fAis Sehfsd vi ~ roHIn4enes % Manfay.
Anrnst SLIT, lef3. Ike systsHn ~ distraction -
tiafn1Thiy practical ne test ha-ts tsinr uscf.
send i1r catalogues giving ian pariirnlafu.
I1EHEAfAH nkHH. rfineii4i-
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FOR MEMPHIS.
ZOE SAFE

Two Up Tows LOIS WILL BIZ sOLu
f, a easaP ~ es.5 Ne city tnE~s. Per p4rtieu.
! AZ Naafes@ LoS< SSI &C aurGa
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RETALIATION ~ kiSp.-A private let
ter from another connected With reg
iment of " American citizens of Afri-
can descent, writes of the following
mode of punishment devised By the
rebels to disgust our white officers con-
neeted with those regiments -Aftes The
surrender Of two companies Of Colonel
Wood $ regiment near Goodrich's Land
ing, the FIRST thing the rebels did was
TO tie two negro babies on each of the
white officers Que straddhng around
their neeks aud one Immediately n iront
ofthem. The officer writes" inasmnch
as the children we're naked, it is NOS nee
essay for me to describe the condition
OF the EOtiieers' backs, after packing a
Niger baby afflicted With the dysensery
for twelve hours, or the delightful odor
of the ssmsEg 1NA 10000
But our boys are apt scholars, and
having caught two rebels the baby does.
is 70 be played on them, With the add.
tiOnal item Of compelling them to sleep
in the guard house between two negro
prisoners.
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TO LET
Business Property % Let.

III BY 10 FEET. CORNER ~ MAIN AND
81 b~sFth far~sts. vii - ~ ~ trrE FrF-s
sens wishing e ifssc eau have the wLcle or onc-
q'ssfisr, o. 90 haif. - al nayaesisr-s
khgsirc q AtA ioLEnHAnT. or
ss2lsf JNo. sifASkIIN.
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1868
q. s.
PENSION AGENCY.

BoHnties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized By
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers A
Soldiers discharged By reason Of
wounds, can get 800 beunty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters Of IN
quiry, with stamp, always answered
Address JoHx TENNIS,
Pension Agent
Ofiee, Post eeics building First street
Evansyille ran. a6-1y.
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WANTED.

T-IFTEFS on TWENTY MEN CAN FIND
Il suplaFut eut Cherplnr Mood a. onr Dollar
aud Tseufy-Fivc g~ass pr cord rinlher gsai,
and pay every saturday ArFiy %
anr.5 1uOS. D. sNTTu
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COAL.
FOR RENT.

rTyuREE ROOFS oYKR cosfRS- GkFeH's.
i Shoe StuTa, Ga sscond STREET letwsen hain
srsi Syearaore. suitAb.s for ofioe Ct slrrrins
rss,,s Ta4asre 81 FoaIDS s CATCH, or
ans7-lw JOHN RASCH.
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cid MetaIs Boueht.

fhsy are dealing "a and selling Aliens lnsprss.
- steam ensgc. Nruufhf ffoa Welded Pires at,S
inhoing, hifaia Harkius' ImVrossa gmHf Ma.
shitfs, siepien Hughes Fiouf segafAfars C;eYiuan
hafinF Cirth, eufu Eisstie nalflna, Packing.
Bes-' ss. Of tlse best KIND TnfiAfe sheet Ira
Brick. ~
ftey have FFefy tseiii;y q the bet Nachinsrs
sitd wui sfet, and vii give al wark sufrastsd v
Hsas theif indiftduai attention, Hillns ar,lrs
pea Pity warran1iag their wofk and are .~slss.s
uith rnlsnnshia Pfiers.
- 1iiics nd sale ilooms, Foundry Fafiar.vars
Hafhine SKIP On I4n. sfp-ef. f-tvesn Fir.i''ssS
ae9ud streets, EtansxiIis. Ind aseT
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale of Bank, Railroad
}IaT and other Stocks. 81

rTnHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS OF n
4 " Poster, sisc-s.z-.5 NiA Ncil q. Aartfen, on
Thnrsaas ths 18th dsg - Septerater, tsss, af Z
Veioss y n a tkaiey s z a,E SEER. rrfssF u slu
and Fisst Str@~s Evznsrisi-, ti.e i,lA sfuk tct-
peratian Sfnckss
- shares sfeck. 50 eaca. IA -tAe sBmnch ~
Rsansstas - ~ Raek - Sc StAte - fndfsna-
a. sh4re.. stocks So eack= Is h. kvansfiiie and
CrawHsr4ssille haliruasi Gompzny.
81 share steek 50 narh. in tke p. 4 a Z.
Strixht iina Eafssad fssaraHy
share-. seek 80 ezeh. ia tte Er4hsvffie
Litrzrv Asscctsfian-
TkBMS--NaIe a. hrs raaasaa4 rayzhi~ Al
Esenssiiir hfereh nsuk WITH approved sszu rits .
CSC EU>FEk f
JOHN N.FoSFEK
a sartf
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Law CARD.
JAS T. Walker.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Assnt for obtaining Pensions.
Back Pay and Bouufv
ZOE DISCHARGED soLDDRs. AND FoR
: VI .ana cher isszi rrTres. nfafives 81
- - -. - ~ - .srsies = Tie United stsf@-
We % ~ hcrth-wtst aide u mid Ss,-ss
s 80 the sFithEton Hoass M rsarrs .,.,.ss.
-, !, - -, - tisa - Esa1ssii .. Indiana
Al berirrss sutrustesi - hira - - ,-.-.,.,.
IyisIy
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ssAL&si vPooE Z osscK'--FaiiaHdig-
haaa Is in a very unenyiable sstaaiion
iast nov. Hayihg been rssaoved from
the North for Kissing tresSon, The soath
declined having anything TO do WITH him,
and allowed hina - run the blockade at
Nassau. and he finally settled down at
he CHhya House, Canada. The land
lord, fading has presence unhealthy for
lis purse, limited that bis room was
better THAI his company, and he Is DOW
bivoaacing in the Museum, close 10 the
Horse shoe Fall, where he is snubbed,
slandered and twiaed By the canadians'
whose curiosity has led them to examine
his record, which has turned out, as
usual, most giIlaiDoas respecting the
United Kingdom Of Great Bslsain and
Ireland, and is various dependencies.
Poor Val; he has courted noto>tety al
the expense Of ease, comfort End fame
lie sowed to the wind, and is now reap
ing the whirl~isd. Eyen bis Copper
mead friends ia Ohio have found that b
is DOT The man TO beat Broagh for Cover
nor, and we shouldn't be surprised u
hear Of them Withdrawing him from III
canvass Truly, the way Of tbs trans
gressor is hard, and Yallandigham !
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THg ARMY AsD TnE WAR-The Wash
ingsea Army and Hoxy Gazette pub,
fishes list Of sixtysix Generals, who
have expressed their utter detestaiion
Of oopperheadissn, their desire 70 see The
curse d slavery eradieated, and lbeirin
teudon to fully snd Internationally sus-
tain the President aud has Constitu-
tonal advisers" OF these, eighteen
were Democrats before the war, add may
be sii!l, bas they viii never march under
the lead Of copperheads, or fail into the
mistake Of supPosiug the support Of
slavery the Grsf duty Of Democrat II
is very clear that the Democratic party
must slough OF lis Copporhead leaders,
or lose the support Of the Democrats
who have fos.ghl for the Union We be.
liesc the leaders viii 20 undes
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FROM NEW YORK.

Interview between Gen. Meredith
and n Rebel Com mfssfoner Of EN-
colsaei straighs and Conn
Taaad 90 be Released from Prison.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STRAYED.

IRON TIE ESpERsIGSED. A LARGE
DARK brown Puugs q ven made. fall ers
white spot On her ort6ead, fNo white s,os. on
ezch tds u her sbouidsr whits uahs Any pr
sou delivering h~r % NJ 80 saving irfarnaaflan
A. ny shop, uhirh wiillraa "a her recosery I'll q
literally rsssrerd. a. FFfF
aars9-dArIw CIR. 81 ElEhth - I,lri.lnr-
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MACHINEST.
Machine & Finishing Work

And everything AprsrtslBinR 50 ths Foundry bns-
aucsa. They Hsanaf1sf artnr steam kHrines
sad fDiiers u any siEs aud Tssrr frqsirei. SAW
NiN MarhincfJ aud Mi GsesrinE u aEy aiAa: Di.-
thtety and Mining Machinery. Taha1ro screws,
Mills. horsepower, Corn stetiefs. Machinery of
al kinds faade aud Impaired tspn asd bs.s. Cat
tnes 81 stsry description, fran Ioasr Fronts. Cei.
lar Crates, az. Cooking snd Ha4tlhs Esores 81 the
latest Improved patterns Hollow wHss Dag
Irous, &c.
Brewers, Distillers, Rectifers, &c.
.srpssrd v1fh even description o. cetsf-.r abd
shest fren Wsrk. AFe~taE Kettles. Refriresatofs
AttanpprAfor@. Hf@rass. rilithesds aud nrJns "a,
- improved principle tniuans rlr irahoi atllfs
nart JUS. Nans. - pheus, Ac.. fopggf. iead aIsA
Iron ffs = afstss bfsss Ard Iruu Fualns 81 e,sr,
safirt1 pr ler, sHirsfs CA, &c. Brass Geek ana
fslrss, sisafI hlstlss. A..
N-fAnifn sat = ali parts g ~ up vork and %
r..Faifs on atsan B0iisfs, CoftNr and sh.rf ~.
WoFk. Ac 80"
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NJ kAb EE1NEs-E asrsa nsszf eeisesst
vi ELLI0TT'x fanny ereesry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-20
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10

THURSDAY, req. lS.
The I.chigh Railroad bill passed the
House to day with very fow votes in oPpo-
sition.
Ga motion of Senator Turrell, the Lack
awanua county bill passed, one day this
week, without opposition.
The bill to change the trial OF the Bar
kers' case from Beaver TO Washington
county, which has created considerable
excitement, has passed both Houses.
The bill to repeal the State Road IN
Union and LycomiDg counties, was pushed
through the House before its opponents
could be beard. 1t will make no further
progress in that manner.
The Board of Revenue Commissioners
are holding their triennlal session, presl'
ded over by the State Treasurer. Charles
Gudykunst represents our district. Many
of the Counties made returns SO incomplete
that the Board had to adjourn to receive
amended and full reports.
In the House, Friday last, Mr.. Vim
cent reported as committed an act to con
firm the Commissioners of Union county
and of the boroughs aud townships OF
said county in relation to the payments ol
| bounties to volunteers.
! Mr.. Brown Northumberland presented
petitions from Snyder against leGalizlng
the bounty tax, especially as there are
many drafted men there serving without
bounty. (rhosc in service are exceped
by Senate blll.).
Mr.. Beck read in place bill to in
crease the pay Of the Auditors Of Lyco
ming county.
In the Senate, Monday, the following
bill was p,ssed-lS Republican Senator:
voting in favor, aud y Democratic Sona
tors against:
TREAsONABLE OFFENCES.
Where's, it appears that the cxisnne
legislation of Congress Is deficient Ia th'
present. crisis, therefore
BE resolved by the Senate aud Hous
Of Representatives of the Commonwea!ti
of Pennsylvania in General Assemol.
met, That the Senators from this Stat
be instructed, and the Members of Con
gress requested, to procure the immcdiat
passage of laws defining and punish
Ing offences Of reasonable characte
but not amounting TO high treason, an
providing for the fair and speedy trial b.
an impartial jury Of persons charged wit
such offences in the loyal and undisturbe'
States, so that the guilty may justly sui
fer aud the innocent be relieved. W.
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Southwark Bound.
STEAMBOAT Cn,NrioS, CHE-sPrsEs BAi
We'd, frb. II, 1868.


The frst rumor we heard, after getting
to Washington, was, that the 9th Army
Corps was moving, TO embark, a. Acquia
Creek, for Fortress Monroe, destination
South Our pass was to Acquia Creek
Meanwhile, We stumbled on many an ac-
quaintauce. Those we expect to meet,
we do not-those long forgotten, perhaps,
or at least not expected, turn up. One
thing We feel grateful for-thas we are
not to mipgle in the mud Of the "sacred
soil" We saw Capt. Croizer, his officers,
and many of his men. 1t is said the Re-
serves are to be brought to do duty in
Washington, aud the l50th will be sent
to the field. The Reserves muster 2,oUO
effective men.
Tuesday morning sees US all up IN
time, aud off to the boat, after the usual
amount of extortion for passage aud bag
gage. We go. on boat at the foot OF
Sixth street. Alexandra, and the
grounds, thereabout looked very familiar
the Seminary, Shutters Hill, places
where we were on outpost duty, and the
railroad aud telegraph we guardcd-long
ago, it seems-wheu VIC little dreamed Of
tho magnitude of the enterprise we had
undertaken. | met on the boa. an officer
who had been in the old Fourth, and
'twixt US two there ran sweet, pleasing
stream Of familiar association. We passed
TT. Washington, formidable looking, on
point we'll commanding the river. This
is the place that Gen. Scott said could
have been taken with a bottle of whiskey,
at the breaking out of the Rebellion, for
there was only an old lrishmen there as
keeper. From this point the River bends
to the right, and We see Mt. Vernon-the
House SO familiar in its appearance to
every one, though they have not seen It,
1 The boat bell tolled, as is the custom. l
was disappointed in the shore line-ior
| had stood at the Arlington House, and
looked from that beautiful place, and im-
arined that Mt. Vernon was like it. Per-
hans it is more beautiful in the summer,
but 1 really think it is far from being
striking.
Acquia Creek is said to be forty miles
from Washington. Finding Capt. Hall,
no at once put US OH his boat, and
we are at our familiar mode Of travelling.
We met Kline, Miller, and John Wilson,
at Acouia-and the faces of the guards
aud teamsters, recognized as familiar,
though some l could not name. But
what sturdy, rough looking fellows they
are They look as if they had been
through rough places. We anchored dur
ring the night at the mouth Of the f0to-
mac. The Bay is roueh-it looks as II
we would have storm-and the Captain
saws if we do not reach the Fortress TO-
night, we mus make harbor. When We
reflect on the storm We raised, yesterday,
about not getting off, VIC feel inclined
hereafter to let things happen. 1t We bad
60, here tba, day, We would have been
put on with the Reslment--ald there
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-20

ITDANIEL MILLER, of Woodward,
Center Co, was a member Of the Com
nsny recruited in the winter of 1861 .,
by Capt. iona. Wolfe (of Center Coz in
Lewisburs. Exhausted, by chronic
diarrh@l on his way homcward, he WAS
. espicd by lady nurse, who Interested in
his welfare Mr.. - DoGy1dss, of Wyo-
ming Goa gentleman aud true soldier,
who at once accompanied Mr.. Miller, who
was too weak to stand or sit up, to Lewis
burg Depot, where he was taken to Mr..
Frey's Hotel, Friday last. Every atten-
tion was paid him By Mr.. Douglass, Mr..
Freq and family, and the ncighbOrs, but
be died Saturday evening, lith inst, aged
IL years On Sunday, his friends
arrived, and conveyed home his remains
"a soldier, dead 10 lis c9ua'Iy's service,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-20

HENRY ]. RorE, late of Hartley Tp.,
enlisted 10 Clcarield county with the
Buck,ail regiment. After long and faith
ful services, and captivity in Richmond
twice, ho left the Hospital on the morning
of the Battle of Fredericksburg, where he
received fatal wound, carly in the fight,
aud was there buried. We hear him spo-
ken Of as good man, true patriot, aud
worthy citizen.
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PUBLIC SALES,

Advertised in the Chronicle or Bills at this office
Feb. 2G-Farm Stock of B.shriner, decd. BuiIaloc
Feb. 2i-rarm stork OF Sarah Mlicr. decd BuiIaloc
Mar1-Hou>rSIoi Of Hr>.H.DaH Ion dec d. .Le9isburs
March I0-Farm STOCK OF John Hartman. BGi'aioc
March !I-Per>0nai Properly Of christian teil, Levi,
MIr.II-T Farm stock Oi Robert Strahan. Sr, Hniiaioe
March l>-Farm s,orh OF Francis wilson, Buffaioc
March ig-Farn Stoch of William h. Moore, nelly
March 2O-Rrai ard Personal Property Of Mrs. ). l..
Van laIlah. decd. BuEaior
March 23-rarm STOCK Of Eirh. Bickel faSi Baiial"e
March 2,-Farm StOsh OF fhIiip G,mhcrllns. Nelly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-20
VENDUE.

WILL be sold, at Public Sale, NJ the
w Farm Of Francis Wilson, in Builaioe
township, Union county, (near LewIsburS,) on
Wednesday,, M1rci is, 1868,
the following Farm Stock Of said subscriber, e0n.s;
Of Work Horses. goo Breeding Mares, Biooied Mare
With fs Colts of various ages Durham Cows and Dur
hsm lair-, Hogs, four horse Wagon ami Bed. two
horse Wagons, strun: Truck Wagon Spring Wagon,
twohors- Carriage Top Buggy, Bob Sled. Ponshs,
HarroWs Cultivaors, patent Corn Planters cast iron
Corn Grinder. Corn Shelter patent Cutting BoN"s,
peach blow and Prince Albert Potatoes by the bushri
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
sale TO commence al 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon. when Terms Of Sale will be made
known by FRANCIS WlbSON.
February Is. 1859,