davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25
ATTENTION. sOLDIERSi

friesds u TIE amy g the fact tina: HooFLANpJ
diseases induced by exposures and privations inci
dent to camp life. In the lists published almost
suffering from debility. Every Case of that kind
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
organs are speedily removed. We have no hesita-
ton in stating that, if these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundred of lives might
be saved that otherwise win be lost.
We cali particular attention to the following re-
markabe and wen authenticated eure of ONE Of the
nation heroes whose hie to use his own language.
'has been saved By the Bltters:'
PHILADELPHIA, Augnsassd, 1861.
Nessrs Jones + Eraas...Well, gentlemen, youS
Hooasnd q German Filters has saved my life. There
ofmy comrades, some ofwhose names are appended.
and who were fully eegnizant of all the eireum-
isss four ~ years Of
battery, and under the immediate command of Cap
a a,n my sfdueus duties was .ttacSed in NoYs
Der last with inflammation of the lungs, and vas
lowed ~ great by 50 stssf Of
dysensery. / was then removed from the White
&
June Since that time EN- have been about as ley
ity. fer week or me1e ! vas scarcely able 10
and il did
LII Life cs neR r
been working faithfully, though nnsuccessfuHy. 10
frankly told me they could do more Tor me, and
advised me TO see clergyman, and to make such
npnns;ntanca who vistsd me at fha has; M4'
NJ FrsSeriek Steinbron of siIfb beIav hvsS -,
Ss e.
death reeeded. and I am now. thank God for IT.
getting better; anousa nave g. , oss TWO BOT.
Ssns for
months; for, gentlemen, p am loyal Virginisn
able Bitters owe the ceis Oh ME which has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25
TIN REY NoLDs USE.

The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the
public in general for the patronage they
have given him IS former proprietor ofVEAO
the "McClshan House, respectfully bess lEWl
to the corner ofl8th greet and Penn
syivanis avenue, where he has opened house in
RESTAURANT, where the best OF Wines and
LIQUORS will always be on hand. Meals can be lad
ct all hours, and at the shortest notice.
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
mays, wv. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
DILEa, PILES, PILES, DR. WIrPIHLD,s
L VEGETABLE Pills are warranted . certain
sure for Piles. The worstcsses yield after ens or
sorted to- relief thus obtained is bat tenn porary,
and no ere hes sser been rs5scsed ~ tte use Of he
Mr.. Stiles, No 229 Brosdway; Mr. Hughes No
lo7 Spring street; Mr.. FISHER. No. 54l Broome
street. and nurnerou. lsdiee whose addresses esn
be obtained a. my Office. Price 50 cents per box
Sold By all druggists., Wholesale by D. 3. BARNES
4 CO.. No. 202 Broadway, and by the proprietor
os.ge ~ str j. Y0UH6,
10 Sim No. 4el Broadway, New Yerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

" J. RNfKAa6ER C CO., a.
Ee SUCCESSORS 70
81. y. LoupoN d Co., e
ux7IZIEs, AND k1ILTkNY
ZEE G q z nj. tai LIS.
fG8s.s.s Lies Bfosss,s,, Z - 3
s4-c Se2 ys. svepue, Naehihg ton, b. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
JUST OPENED AT
LANSBURGH 81 BROS
BlLTIM r e Bah GAIN SfOBE.

35J SEV ENTH STREET,
TKIRD Door ABovEI
40 pieces Lawns At 1S5 and p cents
Choice Calcoes Is, u and ~ cents,
Blea bed Muslins l2}5, Is and % cents,
A full line Of Linen Goods for boys wesr,
Silk and Gingkem Sun Umbrellas from - cents M
Lace Ponta and Msntilias, from Auction,
Hoop Skirts of every size and make,
2fc0 dozen Green 4 Daniels Sp0ols, s. cents per
dozen,
eco dozen l. and p. Coats, speoIs, 81,
Hosiery. Frerch Oorsets,
Black Elk M.ts.
And great many 9TH Auction bargains toc-n
neroug to mentisp, at half price.
LADlES@LADi Es,
Be wise and esl before another rise Mt
LANsBURGH l. BROS
BALTINORE BARGAIN STORE,
81. SEVENTH eTBsgf,
Now Third docr above /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

EURNIEEED HOUSE, 4wANTED.-Wsnraot .,
Il rent, for from one to three years. Furnished
dwelling for private kxUiily. L0oaficn ia the
rlfss or 6econd Ware F-e;ssSsd. Ace, sss Lock Bon
&C. WaehinQtCn, i. CT. - n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

THREE SUP lRIOR CARRIAGB HORSES FOB
i 6ALE.-The subscribers are ~ shor-
iHea 10 sell three valuable Bay Carriage @
Horses belonging TO the estate Of tie Late AZ
MAJOR Edward Boyoe. well broke 10 Harness and
buggy Hsrsss For terms, &o,, apply to JAS. o.
Ms6UI l. CO., Anctioa and Commission Mer-
AhApH. lS-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

and the guarantors of such defaultins bidders viii
be held Responsible for su elinqnsneies
advertisement WILL at the option OF the bureau be
Those only whose offers may be acce pied II be
notified, ana contracts win be resiy for execution
as soen Thereafter 81 may bs practicable.
PORTSMOUTH. Il.
Glass No. l. Bricks: elias. No. :. Stone; class M
4 Yellow pine umhsr: ci.s. No. ;. Oak ana lard
wood; class No. i. Whit pine, spruce, IunipAr and
No S. Cement; css- No Q Gravel end sand: cisss
No II. Iron. IRON mail: Snd spikes; ctsss No. Il.
IT. sfes eas So r. Pig Ios; Giase NJ. Files
sbip ehandlery: class NJ. Il Hard.ars; class no.
HaS ssfsg d. oss No c s. n" h
e. Charcosl; class No %. ,Bs.t,p=, ps-Eing, s1d
hose class M n Sperm sn1 Iubtic&einr oi's; class
goal: cSG.lerisnd; class 4 Paint Mi; clss- Il,
shop; class r. Postar's boise. '''' ''''9 ran
c,..s F g s SRsDNASsoE rIHBsR S,HEp.
pine, aud spruce tilabsr '.Nd lumh elats j Line
iron o 'ia and Ss9S Las ssfs I @
glass; class 0, Iron castings
BOSTON.
Ciass No. j. Brlck6, csAss No. 2 S.o-e cfass M
2. Yel,os pine timber: elass No. s. tai anil bari
WOOD class Not Waite pine, spruce, inn; per and
yFs's e4asu ss s1 o 4a ass Ps spS
sa l 5AiP fna e ss:s Ma Ss Ne e:
ship ehandiery class No II. HaTdwara: c.ass No H.
~ Stationery class No. l9 Fire wood .lass No, 90
nsy and straw; class No. q. ProYend3r; class IA.
q. Charcoal; ella 3 No, g. Betting, packing, sni
hcse; class No "A Sperm and lrnrieatins ojis:,,.ss
No e Augsrs; class No. q. Anthra.ise eo.; clsss
no % Bitulninous Cum cerlsnd coal; ciaIs No So
4. Timing and Stating, class B. oorper sisters:
class c, sashes; eisss D, Stsam haniaer; rlass n
For bull ing joineI'a shop. -
0RDNAN0Es STORE, BOSTON. 80
Class y. Bricks; class g, Stone; elss4 q Oaa ord
hara Tcoe, timber and lumber. eiass ], Nelrhsrn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
DteO,
On the 18th inst, WILLIAM Up. MoyEr

| On the 18th inst, WILLIAM P M0YER, Of Kelly Twp
In Lewis Tp 18th inst. WILLIAM A, son Of Lo. W
and Mary Irwin aged y. m. IL d.
In Limestone Tp llth inst SARAH widow Of the late
Henry Maize, aged about % years
Near Boalsburg, 9TH inst, CHRISTIAN REICHLEY in
his 18th year.
In sunbury, Goth nit, in her 18th year, LOUISA,
daughter Of Mrs Maria Ellington.
AS-we learn Of the recent DEATH In Phiadelphs, Of
Miss MARY CALVIN. originally from Washing
tonville but time resident Of artleton in Union
county. She lady of refined mind. enlarged and
liberal heart, and Of greater usefulness had
obtained knowledge of medicine, in the practice of
which she was actively engaged. Long will she be
fondiy remembered for her many virtues, in public
we'll as in private life. W.
Died at her residence in Lewsbure, Pa on the 18th
Of March, Mrs Maria Graham in the 18th year of her
age, after severe and proracted illness, which she
bore with christian fortitude and resignation. She
born In Berks Co Pa the 9TH Of July and emgra
ted this part Of the the year 1900 Sheunted
with the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Of which her pa
rents were members in her fifteenth year. Sometime
after this, she united to Alex ander Graham in
ringe when she transferred her connection from the
Lutheran to the Presbytsr Church, of which she
tinuei to be worthy and useful member until her de-
For the last thirty years Of her life she
almost constant sufferer. Having been long trained
u the school Of aficton she knew we'll how to symps
thze with the sorrO~ful and the suffering, and was
ever ready minister to their comfort. Her naturally
amisbis disposition. sanctifed by gracr made her q
pleasant and profitable companion She had many
Irlenuss ouu out IL any enemieS enc W1S dHec-
tionate wife, tender mother, constant friend, and
humble devoted christian. She remarkably Averse
everything like religious ostentStion She had been
long Anxousy waiting for the hour Of her departure
Prayer reading the Bible, praise. meditation and
ligous conversation her almost constant employ
m-nt. A might be expected, her end calm and
peaceful.
Mark the upright and behold the Just for the end Of
that pesc. o. let die the death Of the right
eous, and let last end he like his Let seek 10
follow her even a. she followed Christ then may I
hops for q speedy and delightful reunion With those
whom 30 tcudery loved here, whsIe parting will DO
feared and i=lt u0ye tuS ever. u.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

omitted 60 to the people for their consid.
Grafton.
In the Senate, Speaker Lawrcnce,in re-
signing, stated that one fourth of the
winters of bis active life had been spent
in Harrisburg, aud he now closed his
Legislative career. John 2. Penney Of
Allegheny was chosen Speaker for the in
terval between now and the next session
and becomes Governor in case of the
death, removal, or resignation Of Gov.
Curtin, whose handsome and thoughtful
announcement that he viii not be cand.-
date for reelection will be published 10
your columns.
happened in the House just as Spea.
ker Cessna was thanking the officers for
their presentation to him of Q splendid
cane. The Republican Members had pre-
.en,ed the Chief Clerk, Mr.. Ziegler, with
a similar memorial. Mr.. Cessna made an
eloquent aud impressive Grafton at clos.
ing. lie hopedry the count would again
be united, under our fathers flag, and
the Rebellion crushed. He believed in
the upward advance of man in the race of
progress. These sentiments were heartily
applauded by the Republicans and by the
crowd, while the Copperheads looked sui
len and iistless-a few even refusing to
vote a compliment Of thanks to Speaker
Cessna for his fairness Hopkins of
Washington made some impressive general
remarks, Twenty-three years ago (before
Railroads) he came over the Mountains
with eight other Members, all Of whom are
now dead, while he, at that time the fee
blest of them all, survives. The "Star
Spangled Banner" was sung in conclusion
by three or four of the Philadelphians.
And from =: so onward, the Mem
bers aud officers Of the Senate, the House,
borers, and outsiders, exchanged hurried
adieus-ouce in a while with moist eye
as they shock the hand of one they sin
cerely honored and loved-and in few
hours they part most of them to meet no
more on earth. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
Real Estate .
PUBLIC SALE,

WILL be Offered at Public ouicry, at the
w Rrviere House, Lewisburg, Penn'a, on
Tuesday, the 2sM doy of april, 1868,
al One O'Clock, p. NJ, all that Real Estate
known as the
"CENTRAL FOUNDRY
now occupied by SIifer, Walls, shrlner &
Co., in the manufacture of Stoves. Agriculiu-
raj Implements, etc, one of the BEST BCSl-
NESS STANDS IN THE STATE OF PENN
SYLVANIA, consisting of
Foundry, Stables, large frame Ware
Room, etc. Steam Engine in COM
plete order, sc.
At the same time will be sold large lot Of
Patterns, Lath Benches, Tools, Flasks,
and other Personal Property apPurienant ts
the business.
AT the same time and place will be exposed
to sale the large MANSION HOUSE of Major
William FrIck.
Terms made known on day Of sale by
j. T. Il JOHN B. LINN,
Au'vs for Maj. William Frick
Lewisburg, April 10, 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
FARM FOR SALE,

"HE subscriber offers for sale the Farm
upon which he resides, in East Bufa-
loe township, a mile and half south Of Lew
isburg. Ii contains Gl Acres more or less,
all cleared and in good state Of cultivation,
together with 10 acres OF Timber Land near
BY. The Farm Improvements are a frame
- Dwelling House, Frame Barn, Tenant
E:l=a House, and suitable OuthuildIngs. A
good Spring near the house, and stream of
water flows through the farm. Also all kinds
of fruit, of The best varieties.
The farm is bounded on the north by VIM.
Brown, east by Penny and Gundy, south by
the Smoketown and river road, west by Jacob
Gundy.
For Terms, inquire on the premises.
April 6. '63m6 GODFREY DECK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
SATURDAY, April II.

SATURDAY, April IL.
Spring appears to be opening in reality.
My hours Of duty are now very long-say
from 7 in the morning until hear mid
night: but yesterday took au hours
stroll along Market and Second, the
streets of Harrisburg. Young and old,
rich and poor, white and black, we're oil
ou, enjoying the day. Babes in their
carriages crowed and gcsticulated most
sxultingly. Canarics 10 their cages
seemed to sing sweeter than ever. Chill
dren never appeared happier, as they
trollsd along their hoops or danced with
the untaught grace of nature in perfect
Joy. Ladies could hardly look any love.
lier, as they swarmed out with all their
dressy glory on, and languidly, yet with
sprightly step and lustrous eyes, fingered
under the mellow, melting rays Of the
sun, and drank in the sweet air Of Spring.
Even the cats and dogs-if we might
judge by their contented looks-yielded to
the gentle Influences of the inspiring
season. The grasses acknowledge the re-
viving forces of long-dormant nature, in
their most winning richness of hues. The
wild birds sang, aud the frogs croaked, as
if they had enjoyed long rest, and ven
ted their rapture with renewed zest.
Every body was far more satisfied with
everybody than usual. In short {for |
have not time to be poetical, particular, or
'shApsodicaD It seems like glorious Spring |
time, aud l hope it viii prove to be true
and lasting.
The House to-day passed an act fixing
the equivalent" for personal service, to
'nose conscienciously opposed to bearing
arms, at Three Hundred Dollars.
Inc Act has passed both Houses, ex.
tending the time for commencement and
completion of the Jersey Shore, Pine
Greek, and State Line Railroad COMPANY.
with proviso that it must make Bloss.
burg point if the road touches the Tioga
Valley at all.
The Suubury Bridge Company has a.so
IN extension Of time for that enterprise.
DON Houses were in session until near
midnight. Acts, BY the custom, must {
pass at least one branch of the Legisla- {
turs by this might've working days be. 1
fore adjournment-Or lie over until next Z
session consequently, there wa, great
rush to-day. The Senate Clerks had all a
their passed bills transcribed, and sen. to t;
The House, 10 season-well done, "though q
~s say !. ourselves, as shouldn't say it,"
"esr'ed, brain worn, and past midnight,
seek to WOO the welcome power Of IL
Wired ba,u,ss sweet yesloIeI, LsImy slegp." &
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
SHERIFFS SALES.

By virIne of sundry writs of Vend. Ex. and
Fl. Fa. issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Union County, and 10 Inc directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale or o-tcry o.
Friday, Nay l, 1865,
at the Public House Of Jacob Deckl "A, 10 the
Borough of Mifflinburg, county az. =saIt, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, certain Lot Of u.-,sd,
situate in the borough Of Mfllinburg, bounded
east by 10, of David Faust, north by the Turn
pike, west by lot of James Chambers, and
soulh by an alley, containing one-fourth of
an acre, whereOn are erected a two-storey
dwelling house, wash house, a log stable, &c,
with he appurtenances, as the properly OF
Frederick GuteLius.
A'so, on Saturday, My 2, 1868,
At the Public House OF William Wolfe, in
the Borough of Hartleion, and county afoIe-
said, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. certain Tract of
Land, situate in Lewis township, county Of
Union, bounded on the norlh by land Of Mr..
Relish, on the east by land Of Christian
Mench, on the sonlh by land Of William
Hoffman, and on the west by land Of heirs Of
VIM. Tate, decd, containing one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, whereon are
erected a two-storey brick dwelling house,
a bank barn, with other OutbuildIngs, with
the appurienances, &c.
No :. Also, certain Tract Of Land.
situate in Hartley township, and county
aforesaid, bounded north by land Of Jacob
Smith, on the east by land of Daniel Kaiher-
man, on the south by land of Jacob feese,
and on the west by land Of Abraham Mover
and others, containing one hundred and hity
acres, more or less, whereon are erected a
two-storey frame dwelling house, barn, a
well with a pump, and other Oulbuildings,
with the appurtenances, &C.
No. 8. Also, a certain Lot Of Ground, sit
uate in the Borough Of Hartleion, county
aforesaid, bounded on the east by public road
leading from Hsrtleton to Orwig's mill, on
the south BY an alley, on the west by Jacob
Yarger, and on the north by other lot Of
Samuel Haupt, containing three acres, more
or less, with the appurtenances, dc.
No, 4. \ certain Lot of Ground situate
in the borough of Hartleton, and county
aforesaid, bounded on the east by public road
leading from Hartlston TO Orwis's mill, on
the south by other lot of Samuel HauPt, on
the west by heirs of John F. Wilson deed.
and on the north by Shem Spigelmeyer, con-
tanning six acres, more or less, with The
&c, as the property Of
Samuel Raupt. L.lF. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
Snerif'S Office. Lewisburg, April l, 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
LeWisburg Union League.

In pursuance OF notice published in
Tuesdays Chronicle, q large Dumber Of
citizens of Lewisburg, on the evening Of
the same day, met at Independent Hall.
The meeting was called to order BY A. NJ.
Lawsbe. Prof Geo. r. Bliss was chosen
President, and Griggs Marsh, Sec. Rev.
DR.. Dickson delivered an able and patriotic
address. The following committee was
appointed for making arrangements to
perfect a permanent Organization Jas.
F. Linn, Z. L. Mowery, Chas. C. Sbork-
ly, Geo. W. Forrest, S. II. Orwig, Jacob
Hummel, VIM. Nangezer.
A permanent Organic ,ion will be of.
fected Saturday, April Is, at I o'clock p
NJ. All loyal citizens, without distinction Of
party, who are in fseor of sustaining the
Government and suppressing the REBEL
ion are invited to attend aud enroll them.
selves on the list of the Loyal Union
League of Lewisburg.
GRIGGs MARSH, Sec.
s@r Tuesday eoeniay meet, Public
Meeting at the same place, and AD-
DRESSES delivered The Ladies are in.
yited, and expected to attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
FOR SALE,

VNHE House and Lot adjoining the ~
Central Foundry, on Market street, LII
Lewisburg. This property is pleasantly To-
Gated, and the house Is large and well ar
ranged for "a dwelling.
Also, a House and Lot on the corner -
of Seventh and st. Louis streets. The lsAa
house has been recently built, is pleasantly
situated. and is well adapted for small fam
lily. For particulars and terms apply to
Ap. 10 MRS. DENORMANDIE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

"Ho,o 10 grow Tobaeco." work gives
most complete instructions upon tobacco cul-
ture. =. The details are stated SO plainly that
any one can cultivate the crop, even though
he had never seen a tobacco plant. Eighty
five experienced growers each wrote down
exactly what is 10 be done, and how TO do it.
From these. the best given by fourteen diTe-
rent men, resident in different paris, were
selected, and printed in this work, the prepa-
ration of which COS, nearly $500. The book
is sent, post paid, for IS cents per copy. by o
JUDD, Editor OF the American Agriculturist,
Al Park Row, New York
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM,
CIrUATED mostly in the Borough o, Hfr
- Teton. adjoining the village on the nor.h
and extending almost its entire length, '.af-
ing its division and sale into lots quite corvs-
nient, containing 1j1 Acres, l6 of vii ca
&are well Timbered. small Stream OF
Water flows nearly through its centre.
The Improvements are good Frame -
House and Bank Barn. with Tenant lzIa
House on the north end of the farm. Tive
Apple Orchards, one in full bearing, the
younger beginning TO bear.
Also. ITO Acres OCTlmbcr Land.
Situated in Hartley township.
For Terms, apply TO
MRs. AGNES s. WILSON,
ErscutriI Of j. r HIissn, dscj,
9S7m6] WIN. +. WILSON, HarteIon, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
MILK FOR THE MILLION

NHE undersigned intends supplying the
citizens Of Lewi>burg with Pure Milk.
commencing about the 18th inst. Person.
wishing TO be supplied, Will please send In
their names TO him, at the Lewis5urg Bridge.
The Mix will be delivered daily excep, Sun
days) morning or evening, as preferred rs
majority Of customers. SAM'L SLIfER.
Lewisburs, April 10, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is haeby given, that Letters
~ % AdministNetion on the Estate of
JOHN STARR. late Of White Deer township,
Union Cps DECEASED, have been granted to
the undersigned. BY the Register of Union
county, in due form Of laS; therefore all per-
sons knowing themselves\ indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just Slaims agains,
the same are also requested to\Present them
properly authepticated fer sei,lepent:
]. p. STARk, Admin
Wa,sontoEn, North'd Co., April 10, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17
MI Ar RED.

by Rev Marr 18th inst, GEORGE SCHNURE Esq
OF Selinsgrove and Miss AMANDA sPYKER, Lewsburg
By Rev J RearIon 22d uit, JOHN WYNN and Miss
LYDIA CONRAD, both of Augusta Tp
BY Rev " Rhodes goth nit THO'S NETZGAR OF York
and Miss PHANNIE SNYDER of Sunbury.
BY Rev wesz. 5th inst. G Ed BENNIGHOFF Sny-
der Co. AMI Mrs MARY GLOVER. Lewis TT.
BY the same, 18th inst, JOHN BRAUCuER and Miss
ELMIRA GARRETT, both of Lewis Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

R&-Gov. Curtiu's interesting and i'm.
portsn, Message has crowded out letter
from Lieut.. Tucker, Gin type giving a
history Of Merrilrs or Ovens now Evans
Company We have other soldiers letters,
not yet read.
Jury List, Trial List, and Registers
Notice, 10 our next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

The conversion Of legal tender notes iu-
to 6ve-twen'ies, at Philadelphia, last week,
reached SIS, 100000. Subscriptions are
pouring in from every quarter. The Gov
ernwent credi, was never better, notwith-
standing the efforts Of Wall Street Specu-
lators and Copperheads to destroy it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

The "Democratic" Commissioner of
Northumberland county would not grant
the use Of their Court House for the for
nation of "Union League" But good
one was formed, nevertheless
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

The last bit of Parisian news is that
Slidell has offered the person who controls
the French press five hundred thousand
bales of cotton to favor the Southern
cause, or to publish, or to allow them
(the Southerners) to publish all they
wish in the papers Of France.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-17

1t has been decided by the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania that the legislative
act uf April. 1861, providing that no civil
process shall issue against soldier during
the term of enlistment, is constitutional,
and that proceedings on mortgages oxecu-
ted prior to the act, are within its forms.