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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
a HOUSES FOR SALE. Ea

IN MARKET srRkEr--stofc and dwelling leloR
Second street eXceent business stand Thiee story
brick dwelling house between Tenth ami Eleventh srss
IN KIM STREET, modern int brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth street three Htoriea mali
and back buildings gas hath in first order generally
good dwelling houao South kest ol seventh ami
King streets.
IN sHiPLEY BTRRRf--'rhrfs story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, q est front 10 feet deep.
IN TATNALL sTHEEr-rout new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh Stree
IN WEST SpkEKT--Four new three sfNry brick iusli.
inss above Eleventh stree.
IN Ellen ENrH >rHtSI-sh.As row tAiHe story brick
dwellings between Tanan amt West etreeis.
IN SEVENTH SVREEr--A ihiss story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIXTH STREET between sprare and line Ht1sets
Two three stcry brick dwellings with story back
buildings
IL SECOND sTREET--A three story trick dwelling
between French and Walnut stret might be made
good bueuesH stand.
- BRANDYwlNE NlLLAGR--Tpo story brirk dwell
Ing III Brandywina Village would bs exchanged for pro-
perty in town,
BUILDING LOTS A desirable property at the eorue,
OF Third and IIanch streets euuble either building
lois OF si;u for manufacturing establishment.
Tor terms aud particular, apply
Mons MclEhR & son,
iuy 10 III Market Htraeii
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
lTcIEInpVD1ICp HAL
s1. FOR SALE,
~, A Farm containing about
!sLksSE9 700 Acres.

SlIl AIf NcF C4st County, Del itres miles from
- New a'ils. anl nne Fom Cnrati1ni adjoining ti-
l4rus 81 ~ q 'nrf, itft1pi4h lswden ami Mr. Ashton
now "a tDe occupancy VI James snlien, formerly La
nyopariy Miss Ann AftNsf
1Ita fgtt,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Ian DIS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIV aTE SALE,

10 VIII
hs11- No. tract Of land fituate on Indian River
liixE In Indian River Hundred, containing eu0 acre
.sa*N OF land, Of which about % acres are marlh ID
IlaA balance Is upland, heaslly timhefed with nine
and sule OAK, Four thuusaud cofia OF wood could DO
cut on tho farm The improvements Story frame
dwelling With a story cook room attached, anu or .
small out buildings VaseelH Of small draught OF water
come up to tile landing. There good herring,
rnc; and perch heries the shore The farm ID with.
in mite from Marlborough.
Nc. .. farm consisting OF tracts, nearly adjoining
containing Abont 200 aereh' ~ Georsetcwn Hundred,
within sight Of Georgetown The soil good plenty Of
timber to support II. improvements story dwelling
house and few small out hOildngs. Ther, Ii an arpe
and peach orchard on this farm.
No g. tract Of land Of fSl Scrss about 100 in good
timber, situate In hantiroke Hundred, about Iass
from Ihe Delawa' Rail toad. The Improvements are
story dwelling aud ono " TWO out luduga saii sus-
Ceptihe Of high Improvement.
so. 4 tract nj land ui la acrSs, about % aerea Ia
pine timber situate In Nantiyokg Hundred about fnilas
iron usurgotown md Ailse hnm tho Delaware hail
Road. improvements, tmA log dwelling house sni
small apple orchard
No. g. tract ot land situate In Fulton County, Penn
sylvauia on sdeng mn, miles MeConnelshurE
containing two thousand four hundred Fl land al
in tne tlnibrr Apply r. JUDGE LAYTON,
ofUeoi geoWn, sutsex County,
IN WM. McUAuLLEY,
ics9 TOO Market street, Wilmlnrton nal.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lASGR NCE 90 MP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.

unlce wilmington Institute, corner Oh otn
and Market Streets Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PRFMIUA NOTES NEnuCHp TO FIVE
PER ChNr
THE principle OF siulual Insurance il believed TO he
the safest and experience has proved II to be the
cheapest nsOf Insurance against Loss 81 FIRE aud
although the Institution LAS heeen hut u years In ex
stence the list Of insurers will compare ftvorAhy with
any other; and the lsIsss by fire durlpg That time al
though not aw, have lssn promptly psid rs all who hsFe
teen incurred In this nne and have had the misfortune
TO be burned out attest The object has haen TO
good list OF safe rrks rather than 10 swell tbs
number Of nsu,d without regard 80 hazards; thus la
soniug the liability OF sinking the cash capital In casa W
heavs Disasters during the year.
DIR ECTORs.
MISREPRESENTATION Candy Vincent G. Glpin, George
llehsrdsun, john Duncan jacob Pussy John Cochran,
WIiiisn Tatnall, Rdwstd n beisb. Samuel Candy.
BsARByWtsB HUNDRED -Bdr. Briughura Eli B, Talley.
CRRisTtAgs HuHpRED.--Chas " iowlsnd, @smes Rii-
dle.
MEN CASTLE HuSnAsD.--JUhn luyer
MHIfE CLAY CnFgs HrgnHRD --Ahrani r. shannon
WILLIAM CANBY. President.
GRO. II. p. siAAosa, Secretary and Treasurer tM
iLs- Office hours from o to / and from to5.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
lOOO Agenta Wanted

TO introduce DR.. nurd's Dental RsmedieB luto
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, eaa do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
sew, useful, low priced, and We are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit OF
agents Boxes Of samples, containing a dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt of dollars,
shout half price, to any peraon wishing to test
his or her skill 10 selling with tie view Of be-
eotning an agent. They can be sold in day
ma N We tsorld rather pay salaries than Colamis
SOM p Nose 4eo rope theasslpes efficient salsssaeh
eaE-Now is the time to 10 into the..businsss
BoR 'psas and references see Abovas
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
For Sale on Rent,

,stsSSs FARM containing 1907 acres OF land slaAI
i5ss shout Inilss below Milford, the STATE hoia
iiskd Ia 0eprgmOwn, adjoining lands Of " Ls ,
EaItA Vaughan The land Is Of good natural dual y
has laIHl ola franc dwelling and the rsuie o. m
anu static unilniaet. Tho hal Road from Milford "
ue igeto' md which Is grded Ia through 'I s
fosd IL hihhud will make IL very lnAk for bullpa
lots, g. Apply 20 JUDGE LAYTON, Georgetown
sussex CouAly, or to WA. NJ CAULLEl,,
Wilmington Dec o, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
pgrps, BONDS. MORTGAGES, &c, 40, promptly and
'''''' PRoMissoEY NOTES NEGOTIATED
eTOCKs AND LOAAS Of all kinds bought and sold on
eeumirsou In this city at tile brokers boards in tlN-
d.luhla New York, Or other cities by mean OF cores
pnndlng brokers who all firms Of hiRh standing
no EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged oil Stoke or
cams purcha abroad tho regular hrOeefs contamination
Of ona quarter per cGni talug divided siWen ourselves
and our ag0nt-. ,. -, ~.
ton and procure drAfld other AmHieAh cities al ING
lowest rates Of exchange.
TnREiGy DKATrs-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
end Gefmsny and aver, other country In Europe,
on houses Of nadoubted htandus- IN sums 10 suit our
customers. -,,
EXClIhSGE--f Foreign or DlmeHtic--hunsht aud -nli
Al the most favorable rates allowed by he Taarkrl
premium will almost always bO allowed for Checks on New
York.
RHAL ESTATE We attend to the pnrchara and sale
OF Real Estate In town country aud respectfully Invite
purchasers sellers to give US cal We ani houses
sud when deared by our customers attend to the coe
tlou Of their r0nt'.
COLLRCTIOss.-om correspondence enables Ms to
raach any pronnan point In America or IN any foreign
country through the most reliable thanna, Our Aoii'
tas tor Masking collections therefore ennpete and
consequently persons awaiting themselves u them may be
ouhien that their business will be falthtuliv and
sfoinptly attended 10. charges are as low aH are
made hy any reliable parties.
IN eyty case where Wa are employed aim II 10 do
be hhBt for thu utsrast Of oUsuors aud We solicit
he patronage al our friends and the public generally
au JOHN MrLhAR SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
.sss;issS USES fs,isssF
u FOR RENT. GaAHH

AlaAA1A4NM
Brics House Mnrkpt street between sh and slh No
sl1, $3.50 90
Frame House in Mechanic street ielow Lombard st,
No. q, $40 10
Brick and Lot lord street, third door nom
Railroad, No Is, 500 10
Brlea House on lord street 4econd door itnin Railroad
x15 On
frame House cnrner church Taylor htrssts ab5 90
40 do on yUr street. adj dining the above 50 20.
fiva llrch Houses OF lth strHut NEAR Pine Ncs col,
hO1 6U5 6O1 anu GuA, each 500 w..
Five Brick Houses l2th street Lombard, Nos.
sos, 900, oO7 500 aud 5il each 500 %.
Two Flsne Houses Riddles Lans lrst from Htone
Tavern, each $40 %.
Frame adjunfng the alley so from tavern $50 90
Four fAme Houses adjoining The above, each $50 co.
Brick House on Lombard street between McCAGley
and i2th streets, SOU 10.
Brick Houae s. ". or Front and Thorn streets,
St26 20.
Cottage at n W corner Of French aud ith sts IS o.
lritk Holee TAtnAll street AhoFs Second street. No.
EOS, S7t CO.
Small Brick Grange street bewesn Third and Fourth
streets, $40 90.
Ice House YARD 1ih street between Market and
Orange stra5ts.
Two fFams Houses 18th aud Elizabeth streeia each
ss2 Gu.
Brick House ,nurGh slrsnl batwe-n Eighth and
Ninth sreats, sSt 90
Brick House. No. lclA Mug street between lah and
nth streets, 9i0J ue.
Brick House Taylor letWsru Locust and Buitonwood
$lAO 10.
trick House Market street hetweau 18Th mud i4th
etfeeis, $500 90
Brink sahlson leth stres between Market and Orange
| streets. S69 Q1.
Br'k house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House, rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres Of
land, and brick stable, nuar Wilmington, $3.50 W.
House and premises at the :. Il. corner Of Market
and Water Streets, tho tenureo jaea L. Cox and
WIN. T. Carr, possession on the 10Th oi March next
Apply 10 WILLIAM MrCAuLlEY
iab9t. Gao Market ST.. Wilmington. Dal.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Daairahle Citv I.ota Far salo

OTIS beautifully situated In the west part Of m. ,,
j having commanding view OF the river Person, "
recting 10 purchase, will do we'll to examine them M
purchasing elsewhere The subscriber has control y
several squares. plot DO seen by calling AZ A,
store corner OF 9th and Market Streets Institute u
CHhs. w UOwIAVn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store


=, WOULD inform bis friends ana ~. -
-. gems generally that he has opensd ~ ps slt
vi and SHOE stone, No. dlO WALNUT n o,N
". one door peow Filth street, Niinns,h
Delaware where he intends keeping constantly ~ ~
"A GOOD assortment Of nome maids work, such "a lsi
mems Gne and coarse Doots and saoes; Ladies' gs,,
Of the bsst Quatyi also good assortment Of Chlis'
shoes Of all sizes. He will make to order At thasha
nctes all kinds of customer work. His stock Of i.
a. has been selected from of the largest hess..
the city. His joutneymen nrs good and prsciet ~
men and he feels confident he will be able TO rlvs &
satisfaction to all who may i've him call ''usn
as-REPA1RIN0 done with neatnsss and dlsp.ah
sop 81 JOHN MADiE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
sTME FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"

rs Company continues to offer 10 the people Of Della
ware superior advantages Of ukursncs againHt loss
by IRE al descriptions Of property, eTeept Marine
ri.tr.
The Instution is commented by 20 years eKperl
enes in attention tbs Buhier VI Mutual Insurance,
bei1 The rt n introduce The principle into our sIae
Is 0isqu which, Il il believed the Managers have
seen enabled to adjust and discriminate ietween the
different varieties n property render the member
hin audng tina most elniiaala in character Of the
nns lutnrance Companies presented TO the public.
iakea credit ITSELF that Its payments 81 oses have
been prompt aud h0ra thN In ~ years business and
ip.sB- reaching OrJr GO0JO not q single Of tiga-
occurred. aud HcHfsely without entire astis
ficton 10 the pa ftlee insured.
Lookng mora 70 the sllstY than the number and
amount Of III risks u has declined Hundreds OF Thon
sands Nf nnlaw NJ Insurance, either requiring tnO
great smouNt In single rs, Offering unit OBJ
sr N Insurance for tha character Of The Institution.
In tits nsuner II Is conceived ID hss the safest and
--iger SIX aona Of noi'H4 VI enr other Company
within reasonable range,
syidaurs of ibis II hsH only reduced the rate Of
iusurluco Al eli tlmes iOdarnlc, uusBxth during lie
sst yHArs, hut 1t preseut, clear surplus fund of
S45U1 security against nu sssessnent IN the Deposit
Soes, which hy tho to- scrip Certificates u
te hlanees du9 70 each nnht, being issued, will
nu paging interest 10 them from January isG2, At the
ale OF per psr annun. aus making si furthor
deduction.
II eoiomsneed the yesf tl with real protection to
the community IN Derns Ng'ss of 525o,0d1
snrpius u'iA lO,OoO
Te.ai protection, 100000
itis the work The Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to pa'Fopifs u.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
For Sale.

No. T. tine large house, situate on Wes1 su'''
IistEq between 9Th and 9Th streets, No. alt .,,.
liiHa No. 2 A large house on Fifth street oetns,s
hn.1d. Apply to WAi. MctAuLLLY,
dselH. COG Market tree., Wilmington peL
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

Ife ~oo!s ora fori'n 81 vail located priyats r-el
dsnee M Atrse s.t'rt viii be- painted IN r,,siou,ii
,,luis, Dc ar2li r'tsn ts nisds taou
wy-2.'i' 'Appiy H., So. 2li KIsG srRHEr.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
DERECToRs:

KFEBsEN TURKS:
Iii wilson, Rtanlygiue ia; James Despla.p, Christi
aus lid, james eh SAMUEL Barr, Z, c. stotsenbure
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hui. robert MeCabe Mill
freek I'D. John r. williamson White Clay CreOk lid
george Janvier New Castle Hd Curtis II. Ellison. Psn.
taier Hd; John G. ciarR Rod Lion nd; Win, emple.
smyrna; James Il. sutnham, St Georges Hd Charles
T. Fleming, Peter y CAusey Milford Henry Todd Dover
!iarlas TunueD, Georgetown,
tuEals-As we'll or lere,vlng applications for nsit.
dues Of members
Hi Wilson, Bfandywine I'D Kobsrt McCsbs, MIL
Crock Id, James DelRplsiD, Christiaua I'D; Irnn 4
Nilliamsou, White CLAY Crsek Hl Curtis Il. Ellitpu
Pencader Id Red Lion st. Georges and App0luinimnk
Hundreds Joseph Q. trihath, Smyrun; james Crppen,
New Csstle nd Charles r. Fleming, Milford. Charles
funnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover,
Communications on general business addressed to the
ton,
"a ROBERT MccABB 81 D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
The Delaware Home for insane

iNCORPuRATID AND RECOMMENDED By TIE LII
6isLATuRE uF DELAWARE,
now open aud nlling up with boardets. kauhs
AHnites aud lneurable not waited, but otI
such nH there Is 10 hope DO made better
kind aud Judlcous treatment Charges moderate.
my 9s-tI g. A. BROWN proprfot.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
FIRE ARMsi FIRE AnM.,

A Good selection Of Fire Arms. aom1rains Shot as,,
II double and single barrel, Colts, amih Wonoas,s
ALIENS Cartridge Revolvers, Aao flll stuek of ~
ridges Balls, Caps, Powder flAske, shot Ap Gam, ~.
Holsters, Army Pocket Knife and Fork AA
At MN. II. BILLANY Acot
S. E. corner Second aud Market N,
aoptle. Wilmington b,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Il. GARRETT,
DAGUERREOTYPIST
NO G6 Market Street

~ILNINGTON. DEL
f4AL on LAMPS sud Shades or sale cheap Al No III
= NirArt sweet eooss tiept J. e. PICKELls
RoAcI rxi'fmins'or rory Affective at
~ II n. BRlHGHuRsPs
GRiNsHAw's iIIEtNATIc EMINENT.
- go Market Street
b HbE HEAVY uALCiNED MAGNEsIA The hr
a@sss in the country, sold wholesale or retail !
B. BRINGHURBr CO.,
tDrusssass oorrezAksrkst aAd IN lexS0es
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
TLOUR, FEBD AND GRAIN.
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE
No. sos Market Street.

hk CHANDELIERS F1mily Medicines. kxpeooraAs 81
Y Cough Mixture, cheapeat and tsst in use. Dylspu,
l'olenges y safe, sue, and agreeable medicine -
kunaphian, an invaluable preparation for ITO hni
Nongh and Throat LOEensea cheapest and best In hh
ket Irusses applied by DR.. Chandler. 1ns ai,eh
nent Elasks, Portland Kerosene OIL Lamps, Shade! S'
octl At bUu Market Street, Wilmington Dsl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22

DAYTON, in Ohio, is fue, fourishing
city, but at last election was fooled into
voting for "Democraric" officers. When
Fallan6igham was arrested for trial, bis
friends collected, burned down a press of
the Union style, and other houses, aud
cut the wires aud railroad connections
Al tic phHe, hicse Democratic Mayors
and other srorn Officers iooked on and did
nD,hiny TO restore order. The military
had to be called in to suppress the riot Of
these "friends Of the Constitution, the
Laws, free speech, and free press" The
law will now take its course, aud the hon.
est people generally pay the damages
caused by their infatuation in voting for
"the Democracy" The whole cost, aud
punishment in jill in addition, should be
put upon the COpperhead leaders...... The
"Democratic" Directors of the Public
Schools in Dayton have also forbidden
children wearing Union badges, on the
ground that it was political" aud might
offend the Secssh sympathiEers, who
claimed right to wear their badges also
......Heaveu help Dayton get rid Of such
officials
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22
What RileS Us.

To hear men who never read "the Con.
stitution," nor never heard it read, rantiog
about its "violation."
To hear men, who never do days's
work, bowling about the influx Of nIggers
and the injury to white lsborers.
To hear men whose hearts and habits
are blacker than any niger ever born,
splitting their venom at slaves.
To hear men rave about the Presidents
violation of the constitution, who are so
utterly stupid or knavish that they have
never ascertained that the Rebellion is in
"violation Of the constitution NJ
To see men who came from ignorance
aud despo,ism to land Of free schools aud
free suffrages, trying to destroy the Gov
ernmens which has protected them.
To see men who, were they South,
would be treated as the poorest and
meanest Of "white trash," upholdiug the
very men who SO degrade labor and depise
those who do not own Diggers.
To hear men jus.ifyiDg JEFF. Davis and
the South, who have not the manhood aud
decency to 90 South and seek 9 home
which they like SO we'll.
To see a man who love, slavery more
than bis country aud freedom.
To hear the hiss of she Copperhesd,
justifying the most internal system of
wholesale prostitution the sun ever shone
upon.
To hear a man talking about peace and
compromise, after be has bsen kicked out
and spit upon by the South.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22
On Putting Down the Rebellion.

In his recent speech at the great Ami
versary meeting a. Madison Square, New
York, JOHN VAN buren, said:
l do not believe that simply belonging
to the democratic party, will end the war
that has been going on these two years.
Since | belonged to the party, jeff. Davis
claimed to be q member, so did Mason
and Slidell. | DO not see that that ends
the war. What would be thought Of the
passengers of ship, who, in a dreadful
gale, found that the vessel had sprung a
leak, aud who would saw to the others,
"Find out where the leak is; stop 1t a.
all hazards; il our masts are all carried
away, rig a jury-mast; if you can't save
the ship, save the passengers construct
raft be sure aud save your lives, and as
for the rest, zoe eW sd here and gruniJls ;
wo belong to the Democratic party.
[Laughter.] II that ship had to oe light
ened to be saved it is easy to see wha.
par, Of the cargo ought to have been
thrown overheard. (APplauss aud
laughter
There i. but one thing to do-.hst is,to
fight. Did pybo3y ever hear tha, when
people make war upon YOU, you are 20
supplicale for peace! Why, If sc are
conquered, Of course We must sue for
peace; bu, if We are no, conquered, then
all We have to do is to fight. Suppose a
man came up to you and took you by the
throat, would you call upon your friends
to see upon what terms be would settle !.
[Laugbter] l know of no way e1cep, to
delend yourself, and defend yourself by
a,sailing him in his most vulnerable part.
LAppiause.l
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, on the
same occasion, spoke thus:
This war should be brief and terrible
We have all the elements for success, and
should hurl them upon it iu a sing lie blow.
We want DO Generals who would conquer
peace first and rebellion afterwards, but
those who in copqueriug rebellion would
conquer peace. We want united people
to encourage and stay up the hands Of the
Administration, aud cheer it onward.
The failure Of expeditions, temporary
repulses, aud partial reverses, are among
the casualties Of war. Vick.burg is 90
its winding way, Richmond Is trembling
under the menace of the gallant Hooker,
aud Charleston, though not taken, Is
doomed.
Let al! be Of good cheer, close up the
ranks, and pres. on the column, and our
dear lanl will be rescued from the machi-
nations of conspira.ofs in councils and
rebellion IN arms.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22
County Commissioner.

A ESSRS. Editors: Allow me TO recommend
M Mr.. SAMUEL MARSHALL. of White
Deer. as a suitable person for Commissioner
ot onr county. This large township has not
mad q Commissioner for twenty years or over.
ana as the SOUTHEAST and West of the county
are now represented in the Board we deem II
no more than Just that this end have the next
commissioner. WHITE UkEx
March 10, 1868
mr. Editor-Having seen no one named
lM for County Commissioner, permi, m.
to propose F. BOLENDER Esq for rs-elec.
ton. Il is not customary 10 re-eIecr, but in
this case il would be safe, as he is a worthy
man, A Cilizen OF White Deer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22

b6The casualties and disturbances of
Companies and Regiments, consequent
upon the late battles and marches along
the Rappahsnuock, have caused much
labor auc delay in mastering out aud pay.
ing the9 months men nov 10 Harrisburg.
The money and psymasters are all ready
for the proper papers. We are hourly
expecting to hear from our men in the
ISls,, but yet know nothing as to when
they will srrive-perhsps Saturday, Sun.
day, or Monday. Any week day, . pub
lie reception awaits them, as nesr the pub
lishsd programme as may be. We will
sDdesvor TO exteud the ness ss fer as 10
can, ss soou % las TIME Of probable srri-
vel Is kucnu.