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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

BLocEApR RVIIys Al. BnluNeEoY.-1A re-
cent letter from an officer Of the blOekading
squadron Of Wilmington n, c. says that two
or three steamers had run into Wilmington each
day for Eve days previous, One large steamer
rsninat 10 o'clock in the forenOOn. on the l7th
instant A few morniRgl1incs a steamer Of
fifteen hundred tups rap in, She was pierced
for six guRsain addition 70 two pivot guas, and
probably would receive an armament and be
ready 70 proceed. to sea within. a week. She is
larger than the Alabama. or Flerida, and ap-
peAred to be very fast The writer thinks she
may be the steamer known as the southerner.
The NiphoR and the Minnesota were the only
efficient vessels Of the port, the IFoquois hav-
ing lsff in chase Of 3 blockade runner q week
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

SIZE REBELS AND THE BLACK FLAa.---A CORE
spondent Of the Nemphis-Atlahta Appeal, writ.
ing from Morton, Mississippi says; -.-.
/ saw in the possession Of one of our officers
yesterday the gift OF one Of Mssissippi's tairest
daughters, a black six flag, with human skele-
ton and crosi-bones, executed with the skill OF
a painter and anatoniist which was fearfully elO-
quent of our dsrnicr fssOTt! When the ladies
Of our country thus, like James Fitz James, defy
and dare all and everything, rather than submit,
where is the man who win hesitate. ''' -
Pshawl That will terrify our boys about as
much as if the she Rebels were 70 hoist their
petticOats.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08
aE FAZoNABL LaDIz PRaR.
"Giv Us dis da 5r dali bred"

"Giv rs dis da 5r dali bred,
Piz, kaks, and met besidz,
.TJI l0d de stUmak, pan &c he'd, -
And COX ds vital tdz.
And if to- SON q friend dskaz,
0r diz in agOni,
We'll tex ov "Ged'z mistsrius waz,H
And Ia it el tl &c,
Civ US, tll plez lnerbid tast
In spit ov pan and deb, @
Konsum lon-strigz sr5nd fs vast,
6lmOst tn stop &c bret;
aen if infermiti atendz
8r stinted projeni-
In vizitalon fer gr sinzr
Wei la it el tid fs
Yes, Civ, US kofe, win and te,
And hot bigz inr0dVs,
de stumak werm bob tFs da,
Tu wskn and redqs.
And if defiiD natyqrz lez, 80 -
Dispeptik We must be,
We skern tu sere fer human kez,
But Ia it el tu de.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08
How q Rebel General. Paroles
COWaTails,


While Sen. Jenkins was in Hagerstown, Nd,
he exhibited many traits which it is to be hoped
are Characteristic Of the man. An incident win
illustrate. A Lieutenant and five men, wearing
the uniformf Of Union soldiers, cTept out Of
some of the. houses Of the town. where they had
been hidden, and delivered themselves up.
When they made. the.r appearance before Gen.
jenkins, tie following conversation eecurred'-
Jenlrins-lHa who are you and where did
you come from1 Lsutenant-We belong to the
Union army or did belong to it. but We. don't
wish to fght any longer against our Southern
brethren; 50 when our forces LEFT here, we
stayed behind, aud to-day ne come out to be
paroled. Jenkips-What- did you say about
"SOuthern brethrenf" By GOdI if thought
had 25th cousin who was as white Hvered as
you are, would kill him and set him up in my
barnyard tosmake sheepeBu their lambs. I'll
show you how I parole such Pukss As you are
YOs are too did miserable 70 be parOled in
military style. So saying be ordeFsda detail of
six men and q sergeant-"gOOd lusty fellows
with thick bOots''-Rh0 paroled the recreant
Federals to the west bofdeF=o of the town, where
the parolng ceased, and the detail and crowd
came back highly pleased with jenkins mode
Of ParOliRg towards. 1rz
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

~ ausTIE 2. EkELE,
Lol here's The Slave MnEts where ase ho1ght a1'
sid
And bshsld the HisEsning sighttO-daT- III
Yong ebudre1 from thair uQther's arus Tor gold
And wives ron 1hsctlse hFzhsnds torn aWaT;
And bnsbauda Wh0 can only EeHgesnce Pray.
Hog long. Q, Coo EhaH man on man ihu- tramp
Hov long before my TengeEnoe shaa repay
Win blood, ne blood with which TIE ground &
damp,
Aud on tbs proud OPPIss5os's head thy yesgssPei
stamp. -
Not lorR. Even row the curse e seen ard ieit,
Prond and hsughty, insolsIt and base
In Rome no perier tyrautu ever dWelt.
Or could tom diFeful Nero lineage trace,
Than those who lcEd Il Ger this hsplsss rsesi
And, 11EdinRthun o'sI these. WouldleT Ger eni
and IN tne lnstf1l pride o. poEer and place.
Dive humble worth an1 FiItna 70 the wall,
Nof Essd tbeir social fa5Eie tottsr 70 itn ftI- ~
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

"GroRaE, what does CAT spellF"
Don't know, sir.
''Whsf,dOes your mother kept catch mieei'
TRAP, sir"
''NO, ne; what animal is very fond of milki"
"a baby, sir"
''FOu Ounce, what was it that scratched your
sisters faceE'
''My nails, SIR ..
'1 am out Of patiencel There, do you see
that animal on the fsnceP'
9Yes, sir"
'Then tell me What does CAT spen'
kitten, sir"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

. TOBAoco IN, WEsTEEN hAssAcHusEFTs,-Th
Greenfield Gazette says" -"Thsre is q field Of
tobacco in Hatfield meadows for Ehich--that
Is, for the tObsoco on 1.-THE owner has been
offered 80, 900 by Kew Yark IpssulssoF."
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08
TOCHL DRAMA.

Brown Oh the Earth u. Brown UkEDKR the
Earth. . ..
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

AcFL
SCENE L -Smidt's skop-smia at vOrk-JSSes "a
feTs considerably e1eited.
JoEEs-
Coed morning, Smith, hoW-de-yOa-d0R
This is 3 seOEching day r. 49,.
I've been to see that bag-OEbones,
Old Brown, just cross the way;
i DO believe Of all the men,
FbaGliTa in cur town,
There is none msaner than "BroWn Ben
Or misery Ben BroWnl
sruTH-
You speak the truth, good nslehbOr Jones.
Twas but the other dsy
Brown had dgat with OHs-armsd Haynes.
About littls hay.
BroWn'so COW, 1t ssems. Is fond c' hay,
Hsyass' Asld she had got il,
Aud Eftsr rhs had est tun,
Brown Wouldn't p,y pin.
JOErs-
That's just IHzs Brown, do desiArs- l-
Imads his boy suit,
And now hz's got eno esshtO spare"
The goOd-foE-nOthing brute.
Ieannot see Why sueh man
On ealth's allowed to stay,
When better men are dropDIng Of --
And dying day.by=aay. nc F- .---E e.
SINH
All never mind, his tuEn VIII come,
Andif I'm not amiss, r.. .--
He'p and his future home to be
A hotter place than thiss
Ido nor wisn him any harm, s=
Although he is 90 mean, s-I--
But WheR be dies, ralhsE Gless
Few pears viii then be sesn. . -
JoEEs- ~
Well must hurry to the shop,
A customer might eomes
Bat should be prove hks-old Ben Brown,
III Wizh had stsyed AZ h0mas ~ L-f ssf-
Take care y0nIselG good nsighbor sniths .7r
there's small-poz in the IOWn, --,
We could lot spare nan tke Yozs 80
Bat wouldn't mics Ben BrOWa.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08
THE 1EYsTRRTOUs ORGANIaF.
ALEsED OF THE RHlSE.

Kind hearts are more thsn esEonets.
And simple faith thgn Norman blood,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-09-08

AcF L
sCEEE l. Smith's skop-sBlids at l0Ork-JSses Sl-
fsTs considerably ereited.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Law for Military Arrests.

In the decision of the United States
Court on tie subject of habeas corpus, in
cases where the prisoner is held in custo.
dy under United States authority, occurs
the following language, which will bear
quoting at the present time.
at is the duty Of an officer, in such
cases, not to take the prisoner, nor suffer
him to DC taken, betore State .Juaye or
Court upon habcas corpus issued under
State authority" Chief Justice Tsuey,
with the unanimous concurrence Of the
Court, to make it emphatic enoug b ADDS
that il any State authority attempts to
take the prisoner from the custody Of the
United States officer, at ,oould be his
duty to resist il, and to call to bis aid any
force that might be necessary to maintain
the authority Of the law against illegal h'
te.jere nee"
In casting about for means wherewith
to defend the laws, do our "Coustitution-
aP' expouoders ever see this Bit Of law !?
1t will be found in the case of Aiemnn rs
Boo't, q, HoWsrd's Supreme Cour.
Reports, SOC,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Valuable Farm and Business Stand

NOR SALE, situate in Lewis township.
Union Co., Penn'a, containing 100
Acres. more or less, about twenty acres OF
good timber, the remainder clear and in
good state Of cultivation. On it are erected
good Bank Barn. a large two storey Dwelling
House, Spring House and other out buildings,
a large Orchard, and never failing water in
the barnyard. About half the farm is Lime
stone ground.
Also another tract Of land, adjoining the
above farm, containing about Is Acres all
cleared on which are erected q new Foundry
and Machine Shop 80 feet By 80 feet. three
stories high. with Black Smith Shop. &C.
attached. II contains Steam Engine Of ten
horse power, turning laihes, drills. saws. (both
circular and uprisht,) planer, and variety
Of tools belonging to a Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses. an excellent
spring of never failing water, and a small
Orchard Of choice fruit
This property would make also an excel.
lent Tannery. being situated in a good coun-
Try for bark, and good water handy to the
building, which can be piped into the building
with but little cost. A large business in
manufacturing Clover Hullers has been car.
ried on by this establishment, II will be sold
to suit purchasers, with as mnch of the Ma
chnery as the buyer may want For further
particulars. apply 10 the subscribers resldin.
on and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. Attorneys in fact of Christian Reif
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

The subscriptions to the 20 loan are
amounting to upwards Of q million . day.
Now is the time to subscribe. The Re-
belliou will be put down, and this stock
largely absorbed by the National currency
Banks, now being established all over the
country. It Gao only be obtained at par
up to the LIST of August, and we should
not be surprised to see it from 8 to 10 per
cent. above par in a very short time.
Principal and interest payable in gold.
Friday week, Miss Mary Sharp aud
others went from opposite Williamsport to
the mountain, South, to gather berries,
when she got separated FROM her company,
and was lost, but following a COW home
found herself safe at Mrs. Shedday's.
She was huated for, Saturday, and was
found to be safe on Sunday.
An arrival at Havana from Vera Cruz
says that Mexico was declared an Empire
on the 10th ult. Msximilian, Archduke
Of Austria, is to be proclaimed Emperor,
and if be will not accept Napoleon is to
select one. This news, if true, will bring
out the advocates of the Monroe doctrine
in this country.
Harding, Of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
was drafted last week. At last socounts,
be bad not killed any negroes, gutted any
houses, or raised any sort of row about It,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Return of our Volunteers.

The three Lewisburg Companies which
rushed to the rescue Of our State from q
he bel foe, have performed their part we'll !;
and were released, as tho Governor had
assured them and others they would be,
when that danger was over. Our Com
panies we're sworn 10, subsisted, armed,
and clothed, by the U. s.; and while
standing guard, on the weary march,
picket duty, and 10 line Of battls-under
fire in Carlisle-have more than earned
their money. They we're gone six weeks
and one day, sod in that time endured
more hardships and labors than the
majority of soldiers meet on the average
They marched as far as Hagerstown and
sometimes the Commissary failed to fur
ni.h them rations, which caused invasions
of purses for private supplies, and brought
down most Of the men to good fighting
weight. The whole Regiment, aud our
Companies especially, have obtained
high reputation for drill and discipline.
Their health was generally good, and
only two of Captain Jones' student Com
pany, one from Forests, aud none from
Shorkley's, were left behind. Jones
company came back in squads, to reach
Commencement, BY Wednesday evening.
Thursday afternoon, Col. James Chamber
lin, Surg. Geo. Lott, and Captains Forrest
and Shorkley, with their Companies,
reached here, and found, 10 addition to
"Commencement" and the Circus people,
a large crowd to welcome them home.
They have had q safe, useful, pleasant,
honorable trip, which they will remember
with almost unalloyed pleasure till their
latest day.
The men "brag up" their Officers, and
the Captains boast Of their soldiers.
Messrs. Isaac c. Wynn, J. c. Wolfe,
and Frank C. Derr q former student)
Joined Capt. Jones' Company after the
roll was made a. published in our
paper.
Add to Capt. Shorkley's-Jno W Bal
liet, John II Better, Chas G Dunkle, lily
Heitsman, Jacob HeitsmaD, JAS L Herr,
Wm A Loomis, Howard W Murphy, VIM
Rossell, Chs + Solomon, Bel U Williams. !,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
1865, Jiy 2r-Bslsncs IN hands Of Treasurer
TO all who may be Drafted.

| "AB DRPAhfNENTp
! Provost Marshal Generals Off1ce,
! Washington. d. C., July 10, 1861
CIRCULAR
No. i3.
THE following extracts from laws II ii,s
United States, now in force, are pub.
ll,hed for The information and guidance OF ali
concerned.
Section |" Of the Enrichment Act. after dir
ec,ing how the draft shall be conducted. sa,s:
"And the person So drawn shall be notified of
the same, e,wiIhin Ten days thereafter, by wr!s-
ten or printed notice, TO be served personally
or BY leaving copy al the last place of resi-
dence, requiring him to appear at designated
place OF rendezvous 10 report for duty
Section 10 OF the Enrichment Act contains
the following "And any person faiilag 10
report after due service uf notice, as herein
prescribed, without furnishing a subsrIIure,
or paying the required sum therefor, shall bs
deemed 4 DEssRrKn, and shall be arrested by
the Provost Marshal. and sent to the nearest
military post for trial by court martial uri->s,
upon proper showing that he is not liable 10
do military duty, the Board of Enrolmelt
shall relieve him from the draft"
The Goth Article of War Contains the fol.
lowing: IAN officers and soldiers con.
victed Of having deserted, shall suffer DEATH,
or such other punishment as by sentence OF
corrt-martial shall be inflicted
JAMES 3. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Provost Marshars Office, i;ih District }
Harrisburg, Pa. July IL. 1858
Those who NAV be drafted, and the public
generally. are directed to study the above
order. and be guided ana governed by it, as
sec. l3 of the Enrichment Act will be rigidly
enforced in this District.
JOHN KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
HIN District, PENNSYLVANIA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Caution !!

The Draft will probably take 10 just
proportion from each party at home-and
as four out of five in the army are Repub-
lican or Union Democrats, probably .
majority Of men at home, liable to be
drafted, call themselves Democrats.
Now let tho Union men, of both
parties, agree that they ,oW not ia any case
go as substitutes for CoPperheads. If Cop
perhcads wish to get substitutes, let them
get them from their own ranks-and let
Union men see to it that We lose nothing
BY the operation.
D~From the FIRST, the foes Of the Ad-
ministra,ion have encouraged Republican
recruits, and discouraged them from their
own party, 80 they might get . majority
at home, and subject the most Of our men
to the casualties of war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
yrDL,SHED SgNI'wEEkLi...
Tueslay Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
rSsee New Advert iscM

sT-Tbe Thanksgiving services recon-
mended by the President--Thufsday next
will be verv generally observed. lu
I.ewisburg, l0t, A. NJ, Sermon by Rev.
Dr. dickson, in the Methodist house. 10
the evening, general meeting for prayer
and FIVE minute addresses, in the Baptist
house. There will be general cessation
of business on that day.
10 Miflllnburg, at 10, A. NJ, preaching
bv Rev g. Clesvcr 10 the NJ. Il. house.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
From the 5lst P. v.

NEAR JACKSON, Mies., July II.
We arrived in front of the Capital of
the State of Mississippi on Friday, and
from Saturday forenoon until this Tues
day )morning, have been under oustaut FIRE.
Atnigbt, we dug rifle pits, and in the dsy.
time supported them, getting no rest, aud
kept on the qui vive all the time. The
position was far advanced, and was ordered
to be held until it could be held no longer.
Wonderful to say, We got nothing but .
few light rubs. We are relieved for
thirty hours, which meaus very doubtful
rest. J. NJ. L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
SAnno;uted Sergeant Msior.

~AproiGted Sergeant Msjor.
tAppointed Quartermaster Clerk.
Mr.. Dolby was left, sick, at Grecncastle.
Judge Simontun was the oldest of the
Company. Marsh, Murphy, Paul, Wertz,
the youngest-l6 years each.
1t Dill had charge of ambulance train.
Prof. " allacc took from Williamsport to
Harrisburg a Company of men. n.who, reins-
ing to be sworn in, were sent home, while
their patriotic Captain enlisted as private
under Forrest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
ATTENTION.
Substitutes For Drafted Persons.

WAN DEPAnTAEST.
Provost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, d. C., July IL, 1868. }


Provost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, d. C., July IL, 1868. }
CIRCULAR,I
No. A.
Fl,O answer inquiries made to this office, it
i is announced
First. Any drafted person. paying three
hundred dollars. under section - of the En-
rolment Act, is thereby exemp, from further
liability under that draft, but not from any
subsequent draft.
Second. Any drafted person furnishing an
accepted substitute, is exempt from military
service for the period for which saId substi-
tute is mustered into the service.
Third. substitute once mustered into
the service can not be drafted while in service.
Fourth. A drafted man can not pay com.
mutation money or present substitute after
he has reported himself TO the Board Of En-
rolment for examination.
Fifth. Men who on the Sd of March. 1863.
we're in the military service of the United
States as substitutes under the draft OF 1859,
and whose term of servics have since expired,
are not liable to the present draft, but the
persons for whom they were substituted are
liable 10 draft the same as though they had
not been drafted or furnished substitutes un-
der the draft of las, year.
SLrth. In serving the notice as required
BY circular No. 10 from this office, reason
able time to report shall in each case be
GRANTEE, by the Board of Enrolment 10 men
in State service who have been or may be
drafted. JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
Provost Mar.hai's Office, Iith District
Harrisburg. Pa. July II, 1868 :
The attention of the citizens Of the iith
Enrolling District Of Pennsylvania is directed
10 the above Circular from the War Depart
ment OF the United Stats.
JNO. KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Estate Of Jacob Varger, decd.

NOTICE is hereby'given, thai Letters tss-
IN tamentary on the last will and testament
Of JACOB YARGER. deceased, late Of Har.
tleton borough, Union county, have been
granted TO the undersigned. by the Register Of
Union county, in due form of law; all persons
having claims against said estate will present
them, and those owing said estate are regues.
ted to make immediate payment, to
JOHN YARGER. EIecu.
LEWIS YARGER, tors
Hartleton. July "a, 1858 Pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
PUBLIC LETTING.

CtEALED Proposals for making (includins
) al materials for the same) 100 school
Desks, to be of the same stvie. material
and finish as those in the North Ward School
House, and to be completed and placed in the
South Ward School Building on or before the
5th of Sept next. will be received BY the Sec
retary of the Lewisburg School Board Let.
ting ON Tuesday evening, Aug. 4. 1868.
July "a, 1868 WIN. JONES, sec
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
d" That s what's the Matter :"

The public opinion is we'll settled in the
conviction that man should not hold one
important Office while a candidate for
another. Judge Lougstreth tried it in
1913, and lost the Guberna,orial chair
thereby. Judge Woodward has accepted
the nominrtiou for Governor, bu, still sts
as Sup. Court Judge. Will he resign? or
does he dis,rus. the devotion Of PeunsyI-
'ania % his ssmi-loysl platform!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Sheep Estrayed.

7 EFT the premises Of the subscriber, near
il the Turnpike, in BuiIaloe township, The
middle of June last EIGHT OLD SHEEP
Zone blacl) and SEvES LAMBS four 10 five
months old-alI with Aeir tails cropped. A
suitable reward will be paid tor their return.
or for information where they may be found.
ABRAHAM ESH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
Song for . saadsr schssl Jubilee.

o0oS sVs - os"SSB "s S~~A~e
Come hail, our ecisbratioh,
Your sweetest notes employ,
And on this glad ocrasion
Break forth In .ongs of j"y:
We'll sing with cheerful voices,
The joyful straihs proioUg,
Till all t:,e earth rejoices
To swell the choral song.
We hail With eager gladness
The pleasures of this day;
May every thought Of sadness
D. haDi.h'd far awss.
Our teachers kindly greeting,
And frirnd- We love so dear,
Attend this happy meeting,
Our youthful hearts to cheer.
Wen praise III. Lord for ever.
Who bought u with his blood
Oh, grant that We may ever
Obey his sacred Word.
60 Ia iii-'s early morning.
When all is bright and fair.
Well heed the Solemn warming,
And for the tomb prepare.
in death. triumphant singing,
The Savior vel, adore.
The heavily arches ringing
Shall praise him ever more.
Till all the ransom..d choir
His woni'rous lave prorlaiu.,
And strike each trembling Isrs
Iu homer Of his name.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

MAR RED,

By " smlth Esq. Tih nt-, HENRY KEEfER, OF
Kelly, and Miss CATHAHiNE Z. SMITH.
by Rev d Kloss, 18th uit, Col. EDWARD sNfTH and
Miss EMMA l.. GERMAN, OF New BERLIN
By RsyTG Ci.w.lI. 2Tth uit. Mr.Aw .OEwIG, Phils,
and Miss KATIE Il. HurCHINds, Cleveland y.
At the residence Of VIM Cameron. Esq. Lswisburg,
2lth ult, by Rev. Il. II. Brown, OLIVER h. JONES Of
Pittsburg ssd Miss MAGGIE A. daughter Of John A.
Green.
By Rev C. II. Lsinhach, 30th ult, PHILIP GENDER
IING snd Mrs. LAvINIA THOMAS. Of L.-wisburs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

ua-Oaicer Gephars has made other
arrests of alleged violaters Of the law in
Snyder county, among them ringleader
Of the X. G.. C's, Philip llIlbush, aud
taken them to Harrisburg befors Marshal
Clement.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

I&-The Mifflinburg Telegraph notices
new dwellings being put up by James
Chambers, George NJ. Roger, and David
Kleckuer. Thus oil over the Free North,
there is prosperity, and increase Of popu.
lation. Foreign immigration is also on
the increase. Compare this With the
guilty, blood-stained, rebellious, slave
cursed South
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
c.. D. BREWER,
Attorney at Law,

LEwIsRuRG. ESl0S co.. Pa.
OFFICE ION Market S,) formerly occupied
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Collections and other professional business
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Boun,ies and arrears Of paw due from Govt,
made out and collected Juae ], 1905