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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30
Then conquer We must,
For our cause It is just,
And this be our motto,
In God IA aFlF tFuRk

And this be our motto.
In GodiB cur trust. iIIa-a
I The rebels are. arrayed against rs with
powerful army, we'll armed, equipped and
dlscipiined-Veterans in the service. They
refuse all conciliRtion and compromise
or to cease hostilities, except on condition
that their independence is acknowledged.
The issue is made up. Wemust submit to
their terms in disgrace and humiliation, or
put down this rebellion by force of arms.
Wei have the men and the money. Great
drafts have been made on the military
strength OF. the loyal States, yet there is q
large army remaining, and their wealth
ts boundless. Our fathers, who formed
the Constitution and created the Union,
call upon us from the tomb to vindicate
their wisdom. PosteFity will hold us re-
sponsible if we tail. The memories of the
past and the hopes of the future appeal to
US to maintain the right. The oppressed
of all nations, wherever civilization has a
hold, are looking to us to prove to kings
and potentates the capacity of man for
self.government. The past-the mighty
and portentous present-and the illimit-
able future, with its teeming millions, and
their right to free government, ail--all
admonish us, in tones not to be misunder.
stood, of our duty to ourselves and to the
cause of human liberty throughout the
earth. fse9 20 a9lI
Aud now, Mr.. President, 1 accept these
gifts from generous public in the spirit
in which they are rendered, and in the
name and on behalf of the donors, dedi-
cate them and their proceeds to the sick
and wounded soldiers and sailors of the
army and navy, who ere imperillipg their
health, their lives and their all that the
present and future generations may enjoy
the blessings Of "a free government. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30


THE Secretary ofsfhe Treasury, in reply
to a1esolution Of hsSenate, calling 2 for a
detailed statement 6fAthe public debt, in i.
cludiug loans of9diasrent classsa, treasury
and interest. bearing notes, 6eftfficates
3indebtednssg, fractional currency, &c.
with; the amount and character of interest
thereon, has Informed the Senate that up
TO the TAN instantt the debt st6odas follows:
Loans bearing interest in ~ ssga0
Loans bearing interest in ,.
lawful currency ....s.......s7s, zoe, ,8o2 So
Debt on which interest has n
.oeased ed........................I $40, 1870 O9
Debt bearing no interest,". sol, ,3s3, ,lO4 Al
Total debt............$l,7l ,7ls 1896! !les SO
Thesmount of annual in- la1 lsA
terest, payable in coin, i..ut
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500, 1923, ,672 45
Interest on lawful money. 2O,s76,O57 70
>, T Total interest; st;.,.;:...... s7l,ess, ,78o 10
The amount Of United
States notes outstanding y 6sl
$432, ,O4l 800 90
The amount of fractional Hi5-:E 80 2
currency is.,................ 2l, ,osl, ,s4s 90
Total................,.... s45s, ,o7s, ,27s 90
The total amount of $40 20 '"ys
=, bonds ISL; = ...;;,, 51O,76s,9OO 90
issued is..........,......... e, j7O,2aa, ,25s 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30
TRUSTRES sALR

: or Real Estate In the Town or south
'ii7'na' 'Cardsr0nS nIRrShRlI County.
DY virtue Of 9 deed oftEust made to me by John
ID Jones and PauInRhs his wife, dated on the 10th
day Of March, 1858, and recorded in the Ofice of
the Recorder OF Marshall county In Deed Book No.
Is, page ISL and also by virtue Of deed Of trust
made 70 me by the said John Jones dated ON the
Goth day Of July, 1885, and recorded in the pee Of
Z the Recorder for sMar8hAlI county, In Deed Book
day OF july, 1854 offer ct public auction At the
front door Of the Court HOUSE in MoundgHille Mar
GhAll county, certain Lot OF ground situated In
: said town of Sonth Cameron, and designated the
o plat Of said town e Lot number six (6l
NJ Terms Of EAle-Cash. sa..-,l -!!l.lsa!! 81
~ Iel7 liEI5,-l. .s-eil b. Q, 00TTs, Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30

.HJ bass "a si-W WnnE1Sa, WGsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1854
ei-st To al I0h0Es 4 may eoBeerR: We the under
1Ened, members Of the West Virginia LegiglAtuEO1
take plsaSnr6 I'm uASfnk that have known DEF
- Richard h L0e many years Q the brea
itEnE the RSbeiioR 6S EucceS5flF
= 0te pTaetdodabf Of Medicine t6fThe Belectie SCHOOL,
So beth in KanANhs county, Va, and Gala county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30

t,sgsG sGe0MeS one door s0uth Of flRramerss Hotel,
{ HHfn Street, .,sA
Ladies Wishing 70 consult the Dr. Cif they prsfsr)
can call at room No. 50, Monroe House, and Mrs.
Les VII take sPlSa!nEs In accompanying them 70
the ONCE. Can be found ct the Monroa HohBS at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30
VIRGINIA TOBACCO:

VIZ lytt J t!sslvod hno lot of 1snshburE To-,
slsys3 Sbs6co5 BStGht pounds! -yf1t.5 kaF9.
- to6G b. o. OFT 4 90. ii
T9REHRJhIEDIQtIRD PAP9R q . preventive
lbs - Slfs 20 IIpsiUSD9 9oeK1EG. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30

upon the just and unjust: that Government
which Mr.. Stephens, the Vice President of
the rebel Contederacy said, in the spring Of
1861, 'it had not done one act of which the
South had any right to complain" It is
sustaining this great and good Govern.
ment, against treason and traitors, that We
are engaged. These are of the past aud
the present. Let us look to the swelling
future, in the which, If we are but true to
ourselves, lies the happiness and prosperi-
ty of generations yet unborn.
And now, my friends, how is this great
struggle to be ended2 Shall We take
counsel Of that class who advise the with.
drawal of the armies, and an effort to con-
ciliate the rebels by concession and com
promise Have we not been told over
and over again, and for the thoasanth time,
by them, including JEFF. Davis himself, that
they scorn, scout and contemn any PROPOSE!
ton of compromised That they would not
write the conditions themselves on blank
piece of paper. Then is it net idle and
silly to be talking of compromise 2 lfqr
Or shall We now, after more than three
years of war, bloOdshed and deyastation-
after thousands upon thousands of precious
lives, and millions of treasure have been
sacrificed, craven like, lay down our arms,
confess our inequality to the task, permit
the rebellion to become success-the
Union dissolved-the Government destroy
ed-and the question settled that man is
incapable of self governmental May loyal
and an outraged people forbid It'll Forbid
it, Almighty God 5 li..r
No. Let US rather grid ourselves afresh
for the contest. Let us renew our energies
and our ledges-belleving that God is Just
and that he will defend the right ..,r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

ALEXANDRIA, \ a, Dee ID, jcGi.
Our Regiment is Cow quartered in Al
exsndris, where | think We will remain,
until sTring, 81 least. The companies are
divided into sq1a1s, each ,qlad having a
dfereu, duty to perform. Some are used
in guarding the traius which run on, TIE
Orsnge Il Alexandra K. L. as far as Bull
RuD. The 2U-i are scattered along this
Road. Some are used a. patrols some
as detectives, who are very annoying to
soldiers who happen to stray away frou
their posts without pass, or who may,
accidentally, get little too much "bereE-
ace" Cd j aud the remainder are on the
Grand Guard which encircles the city.
The squad ;ha, l au with is on the Graud
Guard, aud s;atiOne! on the bank of tie
Potomac, With the National Capitol 10
sight. We have pretty good chance q
seeing wLa' Is going co iu tb:s direc'ioD.
Ga Suudag week, there were fourteen
large steamers, heavily laden With troop,
passed here, down the Potomac Last
pighr there were eish, more fo.l'Hs3,
with the same kiud of bGr;heo. Where
,bey are b1uat f7r, an unable TO say.
The soldiers about here sfe al in good
spirits, aud seem to think tha: this Re
be.lion !. about played op: 1t Is really
surprising to see the quantity Of boxes
that daily arrive here for Uncle Sam.
boys. Tae-e boxes are genersily filed
with the best tha; the market affords, and
one i almost led to believe that Christina
i already here.
We have been experiencing some verT
cold weather ;or the as, week. Ga sat
urday last, We had good sltishing, but i
disappeared with the day "a Tuesday
morning last, the Potomac vss frczeu
over, bu; by seven o'clock the steamer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Sherman's Grand March !

Rebel papers say Sherman hsd taken 9
fort on the river which enabled him ic
e3mmunicate With the Union feet
Returned prisoners say Sherman had
done gres. damage and vas causing much
alarm. They think he will take not only
Savannah, but Charleston also.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA letter from
City Point, dated yesterday, says the
Richmond papers report nothing Official
from Georgia TIE Whig and Examiner
contain extracts from Charleston and Au-
gusta papeis Of the 9th inst, from which
it would appear that Sherman's forces
we're then widely scattered, part Of them
near Savannah, while another was in the
rear, trying 10 cross the Savannah river.
Some Of the Rebel papers are Of the opln-
ion tha; junction between Sherman, and
the forces under Foster and DahlgreeD,
will be attempted.
To Maj. Ger. Dix: Dispatches have
been received today from Gen. Foster,
who had personal interview, on the l4'b
inst, with Gen. Sherman, at Fort NJ Al
lister, which had been taken by assau.; on
the preceding day. Savannah vas closely
besiegad, and an engagement With the Reb-
el forces there vas confidently expected
was to be surrounded in two days, aud, if
not surrendered, Sherman would open bis
batteries upon it.
Foster reports tia. Sbermsn's army is
in splendid condition, having lived on Its
march ob the turkeys, chickens, sweet
potatoes, and other luxuries Of the ci;i-
zens, and that bis march met With but
feeble resistance.
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec Of War.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

= * LSCIDEYT.-Rev. Dr.. Keu-
dali, who recently returned from q visit
TO Calif5ruia, communicates the foilouing ::
"a poor little boy hr0ugh, 10 the Fair
held at Nsr7svii!e white chicken, which
was all be had to offer, saying it nigh,
make some broth for poor sick soldier.
lie had decked this little Offering with q
Ibbon Of red, white and blue bu, be
had % money to pay the entrance zee,
sui was rsja,tei 4. the door. As be
passed down the street. gentleman,
seeing his distress, listened to his story,
gave bin ticket au1 sent him in. The
simplicity of the child and the beauty of
tie oGeriog attracted attention, aod the
chicken was pu; up and sold for four hun
d.ed dollars il go.i FOX tie Sanitary Com
mission.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Second Days Fight before Nashville,
UNION VICTORY!


The attack upon and dsfsa, Of the Rebel
invading force, Wednesday, 18th inst, is
given in or las. paper. The fOlloxiug
account is Of the promised engagement the
day foI!oEing-Tbarsiay, 10th inst:
Led Quarter. Department q the Cuzat-rlzadl
Eis1. Ele- fsos Na.aviils, Dec ID, 6, PM.
To the President Of The L. s., &c:
l have the homer to report tba. the
enemy has been pressed 4; all points to-
day, on his line Of retreat to tie Brent
wood Hills. have ordered the pursuit
to be continued in the morning a, day.
light Although tie troops are much "a
,igaei, the utmost enthusiasm prevails.
Although | have no repor, of the num-
Der of prisoners captured, | knos tie
number is large.
The woods, fields aud en,renchneu,s
are s,rewn With the eneny's smal. arms,
abandoued in the retreat.
Oar loss does not exceed 5000, and
very few killed. GEO. II THOMAS,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
O;Ler reports say tia, Gen. jackson,
with 20 pieces Of artillery, and 1000
Rebels we're captured, besides many xae-
OBS, by Gen. Smith, aid that others of
our Generals also captured guns and pris-
oners, SO tia, tee .riumph seems to have
been great, api Hoods army in danger Of
entire lose TIE guuboats il the river
aided in the various actions. "Eserytoly,
black sui white, behaved splsudiily,"
says sec'y Stanton, in Publishing the
above.
Hood's Communication With Mobile is
severed, aud q Union cavalry expedition
towards Mobile is creating great fear in
tha; city.
WASHINGTON. Dec Il.
The Proves. Marshall of Nashville re-
ports 5000 prisoners, AMI IS pieces Of ar
iil.ery as being already secured, from las,
Thursdays contest.
4 dispatch from Lexington, this eve
ning, states ,ha; Burbridgs had { fgh,, a,
Kingspor., Tenn. with Basil Dukes bri-
9s3e, (formerly John Morgan's) and ro1,
ted them With loss to the enemy Of $50
killed, wounded and prisoners. Dick
Morgan, brother Of Johns, vas captured.
The Rebels acknowledge ,ha. a. Frank
lin they had hss Generals killed, FIVE
wounded, and one cap,ured-d terrific
loss If eicren Generals IN one battle.
Our cavalry recently swept into s. ".
vnginia, greatly damaging the Rebels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

The following, though written many
years aso, is SO applicable that one would
almost suppose it written for the present
times
"And is i. the duty Of every man Ga
pray for his oicn couat,ys God, nature,
common sense, and self interest say YES
Aud shss must We think of the vrs:ches
who no. only do not thus pray. bus labsl
70 destroy the public peace, to subvert the
government of their country, to raise Sc
di,ions, and to destroy all its civil and
religious institutions? Think of them ?
Why, that hemp would be di.yraosd by
hanging shem."-Dr adam Caarks Cons-
raen,dyies on Palm l22, 6.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Lamerted Deaths.

DrRobert R.Reed, WashiD gton county.
Pa, formerly Member of Congress, ,gcd
55 years. II was mambar of the las.
Legislature, aui was Reelected fox the
next, (in the II. Of R)
Mrs. Eiza W Farnhan, suthoress and
pLi.anthrops', aged 10 years.
Wm. NJ. Kerr, Presidon, Of Harrisburg
Bank, aged 80 years.
Henry R. Scbo'lcraf., q. Washington,
ll,h inst, aged - yrs. He wrote much
respecting the Indians in the " ".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

The Rebel raiders from Canada into
Vermont we're discharged BY Canadian
Judge on the plea Of van, of Jurisdiction.
Gen. Dix Immediately issued orders for
the Union forces hereafter to pursue and
punish such maraudeTs wherever found.
Since then, the superior Canadian rulers
have issued orders for the re-arrest Of the
outlaws, and the tide of popular opinion
there is turning against those coaarcly
iDgra.es who are seeking to bring their
war upon Canada!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

SCENE on MARKET ST.-BOys tea., .
horse until be breaks away and runs of
With cutter thill striking bis hind legs
every jump be takes.
Remedy: Tan such boys hides SO tia,
they will always remember it, then collec.
damages for horse, harness and vehicle, Of
tbe respected ancestors Of the interesting
boys aforesaid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
21,600 1881 li,439
TUE WHOLE VOTE.

HOME VoTH-Lipcoln, 26s, $50 5,6lC
M'CleVn 263,i7
ARMY VorE-Lineoln, 27,600-14, 4G9
Mcclellan l3, ,l3l
Lino0lH's ma. in Home d: Army uote q, ,oI9
Lincoln has 3 msjori.y of both Home
aud Army votes. Most of M'Clellan's
army vote was from drafted men, while
the veterans aud the volunteers generally
wen, for Lincoln. {Don't the three little
msjo,iiies for "our old commander" look
artW lonesome p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

"The s2d Of Oct. was the i75'n day Of he
siege OF Charleston. Bu.y ior Charleston -
II any one supposes the above TO have
been found iu Richmond or Charleston
paper, be is much mistaken. L, is from
sCopperheaa journal supported 10 Central
Pennsylvania When 8 man hurr1s for
Charleston in such contest, i, is natural
70 suppose his heart is With the Rebels il
his legs are too eovarily to take to them
his traitorou. carease Ys, these sre the
ehsps Who whine about the freedom Of
shs press being destroyed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Lime! Lime!

I CONTINI'E TO rent the old. well known
Limesiln Of Geo.F Miller. Esq. IN Kelly
township. on the RIVER road between Milton
and Lewisburg, and offer The best artIcle OF
Lime al
9 cents per bushel, or when sold by
the thousand bushels or more.
John RILhAkT
K,lly, Noy =, l-5i p.;s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Executors Notice.

T ETTERS TestaneniarT 90 The estate Of
HERMAN YOST. deed. la,s OF Lewis
burg boro'. Uaion county, have tssa granted
10 The subscriber n due form Of law. All
persons indebted 70 s7Id estate are notified To
make immediate Payment, sod those having
claims against the same vii present them
properly suIhsnticsed fnr SeuismehI to
1870 DAVID REBER Eysc-1tor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

An amusing fact occurred 10 New York,
on the visit Of Gen. Grant TO that city on
Monday lie took hack TO conduct him
to bis hotel. The driver, after depOsising
the General, gave his friends the following
toast: "Here's to meself, Dennis Con,
nelly, the biggest man 10 Ameriky but
one I've driven the Lieutenant General
Of the United States, and it's more than
Bobby Lee eve, did" The listeners sp-
precia,ed the force Of this sentiment and
spplauded the utterer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
GRAND ITRORS. Dec. 7. 1864.

lr+FiaiI-g-John Baissr
Nslr B-7tr-Iienry Soium mon o
H7r.it.a-~h-m sI.ge myer
L-rr-,-Th Sa.?-a1. + "a eugei, Al Sseok-
Egiag-G-arge Sr'ser
~. B4+ris-T ' Harh-scn. David Haues.
E.. BqF4l5s-Alfret Kreass
E.Es-Dsn5ei Kauinan, Isaac Rodesrnel
Br1Gg-Jgan Bower
Lfule.fe.e-J7ha Michel Jr
LslzlsE1.-g y H-Jos " Shriner, in Neyhaft
Lsl-t,sl-- 5 H--Je-se Cor1siius
BufTs And J R.-heI, Wm Hanck, Wm W
LIad-umujh
F7-ri.-John Sn.ih, Wm Halfosnny
Sat. D.T-Aarca " smith, Wn Brown
TRAVERSE JURORS
WIZ Dssr-Jas r FIuney. WI n L Ritter, Eh.
Ian Osoorue. jonathan Waters. Jonathaa
pieErn terfer, Godfrey DIeff-nterfer
Lslri,t.-g Y T-Gear.e DieEenderfer. Solo
r-7 p.-Fe-izrFsr. Benz Harsh. Oil r
- ve;v J. " H1f-hisou. Vim Painter.
Ls,ri.5t.ry 8 U-IB y Ozaos Lar Pross, Geo
Pro.s Ja \ Mertz. X E Burian
H1y..-g-Nrn n Parsley. john >howaltes
Cai5a-Isazc Ever Jr, Sanl Guise. john Van
Blss.rs. Iazc L-1'ey
" 7-7s,.rs-Ta- G1,e.ias
f5ae-jzc5 b Klose
East Bar -.i5s-Be1i Mol, Gideon Bishl, Geo
Miller
Letrts Imam Kl;hernan. John Relish, Jacob
- cs'uv-r
EeEu-Levi Pav'ir- Dzul NoyFr. Harrison
K=-@r. Uav H=ir',. Paul G-ddeS
P,i E-H1s-G- T. Der. Tbs Back
B-afv-Joha Ta,s. Paul Fisher
Hss: 3af Ilo=-Jn " Harb-.on, Danl FisheS.
paaI >2aus. EHss kaup
N-rr B>rliH-Car'n Winter, Mich'i Kleckner.
Hz-fsi.n-Jsc scoh Sn III. Wm 7 Wilson
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

Brig. Gen. Thomas Egan, wounded
near Petersburg, has been appointed Bre-
vet Major General, for gallant service on
tie field of battle.
lGeu. Egan is the one who forwarded
home Capt Eimonds' Company Election
return
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

~Joseph Richards, Of Capt Henry
T. Rittes's Company in lsi.h p V, b,.
reached Annapolis He says Elias C.
Genberlins, Samuel Niven, Joel Erdly,
Jacob A. Bower, and RosEeIl Cliue-fve
OF his Company, taken a, Cold Harbor-
we're among The Union prisoners starved
10 death At Auiersonyille
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

A number Of Rebels recently left for
Panama, there to take passage 10 L. S.
Steamer, when, on . signal, they were to
rise, take the vessel, aud turn pirates.
Our Governments got wind Of the game,
lie, the "chivalry" come on board, and
then made them prisoners.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
ftBLi>HkD SkNI-NELsLi--
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
~Judge Woods arrived last night.

nwJ Judge T Gods srTiEed last uigtt
News from Sherman aud Thomas con
tiuue favorable.-It Is reported Sec'y
S,su,on calls for 100000 more men, to
ELL the PLACES of those whose time is up.
GBar;chfeld, the hlooukoo Indian
travelling with Seth kinmao, died 90 the
Sd inst, q. Philip B1ser's iu Black Hole
Valley. He was 10 years old
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Give US back our Old Commander :"

The Paisburg Ga.etts has the annexed
statement Of the Pennsylvania Army vote
By Counties. I, will be seen tbs, only 8
of the vor.. COpperhead counties had a
,rifing majority Of Soldiers votes for bin
once the pride Of the Potomac Army:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

"Out of the mouth Of babes and suck.
liues" is true nov - in the day of the
PsaImiss. Do readers remember Rebecca,
the little white slave girl from the South
There was . whole column OF argument
in her answer, when she vas asked if she
would vote for M'C.eiIan! "If | weI- .
hsueI | would -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

One of the teachers a; MiddIeburg, Soy.
der county, while whipping boy, aceider-
tally knocked AZ eye cut cs another. The
rod was broken, ard the end Of i. struck
the unfortunate lad in the eye, With the
result stated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

On SATURDAY last :wo thousand hesd Of
cattle, the fruits of Gen. Merrit,'s expedi-
ton to Loudoun Valley, Va, passed ,hro'
Freierick, Nd On the way to Pelusylvania
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
I>sge List for Sept. l9.

! I7hn B.iger vs. Daul heber
<am1s- n StncEsr v Lew HerTosd
" Y Free'ani & Bro vs Z ] Hull
& 2 Maurer rs VI Wagner with noa
: Charlotte Long rs Jere hleckner 81 a
8 Cari,u Gem1er'ing Us David Htanihg
B Feuer vs. Weirick, WIKI ct al
s Peter & Hdnnel for use vs Hartman
Bank OF NoT,h'd for Bower IS WI Ritter
10 ElIzate-h No,z - 4 AmmOn
II CCmn'-h Pa IS Wa BroRnIr
y Jn1 WslEhinan - Jacob Deckari
% " P Ualinger 4 c. v Al Ammon
Il Joseph nscsner " Jacob Deel
- David HerhsI - James 4 NssbIi
is samuel Beck VS. Joseph Long
Il Dayil T DAVIS - G-c6es Marsh & Co
Is HsnrT Luooi rs John NCall & Bro 4
le NeISch's EIrs IS YounCmsn & Walt
- David Rs-hmaa IS Henri ksssler
81 d B kaufman &c vs. n b Reber sc
- j : harsa & Co Us Wm Housed
% GsddeS ~ Marsh = 4 Doaehover
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IS County OF Union VS. Aaron Weizsl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

~Wes.eru Eirgini, i. where Lander,
hoseelans, and others won the victories
Tor shiSh Mcclellan became uo,ed, aud
Tor which be was advanced TO take the
place Of Scott. Yet it is remarkable ,ha,
10 eli Western Virginia, only one small
eouoiy, in the extreme South E.s, corner
e's VI M'Cle!i.u a w.jyr.iy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20

The Northumberland County Bank, at
Shamokin, is now national Institution.
Is title is "Northumberland County
National Bank"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Partnership IN the practice Of Hs5l
cine. heretofore eIISrpg between ta'
undersigned. Is this tay dissolved by muius
consent. The Books VIII be isf, n The hand
Of DR.. Burg for immediate settlement. AM
accounts not settled uni.l The first dsv O.
February next. viii be placed in the hands O
Lewis L. kessler ESQ. for collection.
CHARLIE WILSON,
Dec. !, 1864 SIMON ". BURG