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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19
sOBEL & AfARTTN,s.
5 Cherry ST., opposite Maxwell Barracks.

5 Cherry ST., opposite Maxwell Barracks.
DIxos s. BLkeKaEReg CAENEsAFrvF being
once used, q supply viii always be kept in
the house as the most valuable family med
lcine, and one withalssery pleasant to take.
june Is-lt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

Gold Pens, Pocket Books, Opera and Field
Glasaes, Pocket compasse., Cutlery, Pocket
Albums, Sc, 6e., in great variety ct r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19
zoo Boxes LemoBs


Just received at W. ". TOrrox's, No. IS,
College street. june4--tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

VIC Collier has our thanks for late
newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

There was a considerable number Of
persons in town, from the country, yes
terday. They reported the growing
crops in pretty fair condition.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

A party wishing to move Nosth offers
for sale his entire stock Of Staple Dry
Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c,
To any one DESTROYS Of commencing
business, this Is an inducement seldom
met with. as al the goods have been
bought previous to the late advance in
prices, and win be sold at equally low
figures
The stand is long established aud one
OF the best IN the city
address x. Y, Lock Box 50, Nash
vile Post Office jul7.-lw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19
1000 Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
M. L. ALExANDEI's.
mayI7-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

A DIsTREssxs AccIeEXr-Yesierday
evening Mr. James stlriivant, psip-
ter by trade, and resident Of Edge
field, got on the cogsatelier Of loco
motive at the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Depot, for tie purpose Of III
ding, as he bad on former occasions,
out to near his residence. Unfortu
nately, when The locomotive got near
Front street, where the timbers are
somewhat unsettled, he was iostled
from his seat, and fen upon the track.
The locomotive passed over him, cut
ting of one Of his feet, at the ankle,
and the other leg near its connection
with the body lie died in about
twenty minutes We record this tragic
accident with deep regret, and hope
never to hear Of such another. We
tender our sympathies to our friend
BELL, Of the Gazette, Of whom Mr.
sturdivant was brother-in-law.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

Joe Piclgetes fiiehd, Bill CORY, Of
Cincinnati, is in kvor Of Alexander
Long, of Ohio, for fhe next Presidency
Bin is "rare Dir t'-never was right,
aud probably never viii be.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

DR.. Jones, No 20 Dederick street, treats
nothing but private diseases and eonse-
quently deyotes his whole time to this class
of practice.
TERMs.--A charge is made in the frat
place and medicines are then furnished
free of charge until cure Is effected. A
cure is certain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

Gen. Miller, the Commander Of the
Post, issues a general Srder this morn
ing, relative to soldieFi peddling on the
streets, and they will flo well to readi it.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-19

John Wall, charged with stealing
horses, confessed his guilt yesterday, and
asked TO be bound over to the Criminal
Court Recorder Shane gratifed him
Robt c. White and H. c. Epps we're
also bound over to the same court for
horse stealing
This offence seems to be q mania in
this part Of the country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Court w eek
I-n,oa Count, Court Proclamation

tfIHEREAS the Hon. SAML S.HO0Ds,
w PresiteuJ Judge for the 2g,h lad ciai
District of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties Of UuirH, VI ain and >uyd-r. aud
JSo " SiNoSTs> and J uas WALLS Esqs- As>s-
cIaie Judges 10 Onion county. have issued heir
precepi, bearing dale the a2t dsy OF Deer
1868 AID 10 me recIed. for I1- holding q an
Orphans CouIi, Couri OF Common Pleas. oyer
and Ternlner and General Quarter sessions
al LENI~BURG, far the comfy Of UNION,
on The THIRD Monday Of FEB, (5elns The
iJIh dsy) 1854. aai 10 continue one SeeE.
Notice IS therefore hereby gwen 10 t-e Cor
oner. Justices Of ihp Peace aud C0aslahies IN
and for The county of Uuicn, to appear 10 their
own proper persons with their records. InGGl-
siIioas. examinations and other remsmbrances
TO do those Things which of their Offices and IN
their behalf apPer'aiu 10 be donei anc all ~
nesses and other persons prosecuting 10 behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons. are required to be then and there
attending. and not deparl Without eave at their
peril. jurors are requested to be punoiual n
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic 70 roucc.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
if's Office N LewiS5Grg the l2,h day Of
Jan. a ID 1854, and the s7ih year OF the
Independence Of the United States Of Aae.I-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth.
L. Z. ALBRIGHT. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

300 pounds each, nov pointed towards the
doomed city Of Charleston. Ru, am
compiled by the army ord re not to "rie
snythisg more particular respecting cur
state aud prospects here. Another reasen
Why enlist, IS because feel Ia my heart
tbs. our courIrY wsuts more men TO break
this Rebellion dOwn-,o think 1t is the
duty of single men, first, TO 'ura cut, FOR
If they fall they DO not leave wives and
eaiidren to mourn for ttem-sud IT they
are not enough, then let the nisrrisd men
come. If We we're sll Ike come men 10
the North, the Rebels would soon tear
from the Capitol our f,s, and tramp IL IN
the mud, aud pat in L. pisce their rig.
| say, down vi;h that rag, aud up with the
old banner for which our forefsihers
Tough, SO long and hard. The Rebels
want also TO extend slavery over the whole
couutry, but no-dowu with slasey for
ever. We IRE at it. Ls, US sfl join
hands, rich aud poor, ard put this Rebel.
ion down, never to rise again. If sbon d
fall, | hope aud pray 'h.t the Stars aud
Stripes may come out victorious, aud for
ever wave over all our country. Your seD
IN ID. Army. II. G. PoETH.
Mr. Joseph Poesh, LewisburS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
EaEEsE5,

On the :th inst, by Rev. c. +. Defining THOMPSON
pUN aCuT aud Miss MAkY Ann A'FALL, both Of
Lewisturg.
In L-wisbu-y. on SABBATH evening, Tth inst. BY
Rev : " seib-rt, WILLIAM WkhlL aud siss MANY
A. KEN tR, bogh II hast BGfIaic= township.
At Cbula.ly. North d Co. the 2lst ul:. BY Rev
T. A Shsrrrtt-, PETER yANDLINi, Sergeant Of Co
B. 5th 4. r. ' e., and Miss LUCINDA SMITH, q No--
thu u heriaui CO. Also ~ the tine and place by
til. sarn-. JOSHUA c. SEwBERgY Sergeant 10 the
sane company, and Mis- SOPHIA WARTS, of North
Co
By the ssn-. ir D.nriIie JOSEPH ACoR. OF " ash
inSton city, an Miss ANNA l.. RANK, OF the former
plSce-
In panyiIe. 2.th nit. hy Rev. L. v. Lishtner, " VI
VI. SMITH and kAHA -GI4H. both OF North d TO
sI-t nit. BY Rev. A. II Crsi-etou. HARMON K.
CAMPBELL of kline's Grove, .ni Miss Ii ZZiE REID,
OF Fsxiaos-
2sth ul, hy Rev 4 G. Dole. JOHN K. TREGo, of
Cum 0eTlaud Co, and Miss CA1EARiNE A LOGAN, Of
Milton.
2sth ui. ty Rev. J Albert. ELLIS L IRWIN and
Ni.. ANNA MAkIA GOLD, both Of VI NE~ensViii-
lsth u!t fv Rev. " c Crsm-r. JOS D Ritz
and Miss KATE PEIfFkR, 10th # SoEth'd Co.
18th nit Dr. D 3 HAMAKER. Of Perry Tp. Snyder
Co aud Mis- KATE A SNYDER, Of Lebanon Co.
In DsnyiIl.. 10th ult.. by Rev. Y d. Y-omsus Dr..
GEORGE YEDNANS and Miss ELIZA GEaRHa All.
both rlac-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Consolidated Quota f)r Union Co.

Incur last, We publi>hed Ilst, tnFblsh
cd by Dep. Marshal Ritter, of the number
of men required by The coming dTaf',
which, it sppsars, on ly included the Il St
call Of 800 600, be DOT ba,inG been furnish
ed With the additional 200, ,00O quota a.
tha, tins. Sioce, ho~ever, be h,s sent
The follosiug, stating that be ''can not give,
oificisoy, the nun Der of meo required for
Union county, uader the 300 900 ana
900 900 calls, but from the best Iuforms-
tisu lh,nk our .hare Of the bali million
Of men will be somsshiOs near the follow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

s'HEkifF : sALE.-By viriue Of q wr.,
- Of send- TX. iSseed out IF the ceur, II
Common Peas oi Union Comfy. ssa To ne
directed. viii e eToosst 70 public sale OF
Query 90 Honday Feb IS, 1854 al the Court
House ID Jbr Boroagh of '.eEI>bsrR copH,y
o. Union, al o'clock ,. g., = CERTAIN Los Of
GroUni. situate in the boEao.h o. LeWIsbarg.
and ccuBiy aforesaid, numbered IN Inc gene
raj tlwn pign 25a, bounded on ise soslh BY
s.. George street. on The west by Paorth
Street, on the noFib By lot No. 2as, and %
the east 5y Blackberry Alley. Containing On o.
Fourth Of an acre, more or less, with ths
app1r'euances, as the property Of Chc'ks II.
Se5rtFs. L.F.ALBRIGHy. l.. sheriff
sherl-S 1E,a, Lsrssbsrg, Jan ls, isss-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Harrisburg Correspondence.
SATURDAY. Feb. 6.


An hour in the Harrisburg market,
this morning. Instead Of commencing
about the middle of morning, II now opens
al eight o'clock, when there are several
hundred open eyes, of watery mouths, OF
blue noses. and Of aching hands holding
divers receptacles. At given signal,
eli "pitch in and the clatter of words
and motions Of word speakers is most
absorbing. .As to variety Of marketing,
it seems to be ample-but the prices
demanded are still high" being eoDsid-
erably above those of similar articles in
Lebanon, Lancaster, Reading, &c. Why
it is that such large cash market as
Harrisburg, in the midst of such rich
country as surrounds it, remains year
after wear so exorbitant in its rates, is q,
mystery to me. 1t must be a paradise
for hucksters for all brought in seems
to be sold, at highest prices. Some say
tha, the Bridge rates are so high that
all the marketing on the opposite side of
the River i. picked up by 'middls-men,
who extort two prices when selling at
second hand. Some say, moreover, that,
BY the charter of the Harrisburg Bridge
Company, it should now be free and
that, ii opened to hucksters, diving
would soon come down TO a reasonable
figure" As it is, it is a wonder to
unsophisticated countrymen how the
masses of this city make living at So
cents for eggs, 40 to 45 for butter, and
everything else in (dis)proportion.
Rent. are also steep" notwithstanding
every dwelling is rented before the cellar
is dug.
1t is a profound study to stand ou. Of
the current in the markets here, and
mark the variety Of attendants Opening
a, such late hour, workmen (and work
women can only attend by diminu;ion
ofwages, by oyerworking, or by los. of
time to employers. As result, there
eeem to be more female customers than
heretofore Among them, it is a pleasure
to see the good, thriving housewife, who
thnks 1t no discredit to her family or
herself TO purchase in person the food for
her household. There are others. how
ever, whose shrinking manners and
iurtive bargains show that it is an
unpleasant and distssteful task, which
they would avoid did not necessity
eons'rain. There are those warmly,
les'y' and appropriately dressed-also
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, 10 ali concerned
Y thai the following named persons have
settled their accounts IN the Registers Oafce
al Lewisburs, Union county, and thai The
said accounts Will be presented for confirm
atiUn and allowance al the Orphans Cour.
TO be held al LEWISBURG, for the County Of
Caion. on the third MONDAY of February
next, beng the 18Th day Of said month. VIZ
l. The account OF Lewis Evans. Admir-
Of Taomas Williams, la:e Of East Bufa.oe
TIP, decd.
.. The account of Michael Dunkel, Guar
dian of salome FrsderIck and Margaret Jane
Frederick minor children of G.org. Frederick
late Of Bu.faioe TIP, decd.
3. The account of Michael ". Maize
Executor Of Sgras Nai-s, lale of Limestone
Tp., decd
4. The account of Levi K-isler. Executor
Of George Rsi,tsr,Isie of White Deer Tp.dsc'd.
5. The account of John Michel. Executor
Of John Iiieiei. late OF Limestone Tp-, csc'c.
6. The account of George Lesser and
Iohn Lesser Adm'rs OF Jac05 LS;er. faIs OF
ke y 70, cecd.
7. The account of George Driesbsch.
Trustee under Ihr will of -EI-a Bees laIe of
the borough Of Mihl.nCurs. de d.
g. The account OF George DrieSbach.
Adm'r Of Jsha D BogIr laIe OF the boro5gh
Of New Berlin, decd.
Q. The account Of Jacob Frock. surviving
Executor Of tae last will and testament or
Hrnry FrOek. late Of Limestone TIP, decd.
10. The account OF Elias Hoy, Guard an
of Jacob V. Mohr, Benjamin 7. Nohr. and
Lu'hsr Mawrer minor children Of Suscn
MIR, laie Susan Mawrer, late Of New Berlin
deed. in account with said Jacob Y. Mohr,
Giarnin +. Mohr and Luther Mawtsr.
E. II. WEInEL. Register.
RegiSfer's 0ffice L enrls hnro Ian 10 IsSI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
GRANDJUR0RS, FEB. 7. 1861

Rrf1ls-W ~ >poits, John b Smith.
B-Idg-Wm Brown.
Wifs DeI-Jas Finney. Joel Ransk, Fred
erick Def,ham.
N,Ic B>ria-Wm R1Shoug.
Li,a>stone-ChrIs'opher See5olt, Jr, Amos
Be fer. M,ehael II Miller.
Let.is5l4ry : W-Peter Y Ginier. Reuben
SNYDER. James HsyeS. Jacob Hummel.
Et,t Bufaine-Jse b Frederick.
Uai01-Noah SJe'.-r.
L,,vis6,srg S.W.-Tnomas ". Nesbit. Geo.
" Hafer.
Wet Bufllos-L-yi Shoemaker. Henry
Mol. Isaac kaufman.
K.Hy-Dani-l Noil.
LslDis-ya,ea,iBe R1hl
Miglmburg- Frederick Guteiius.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lia.sstO1e-Emanuel " alter. Jas 5 Roud-
enbu.h, John RInkeri, Marun Ronraoach,
john Ssebo'd.
wtife Dse--Eliss Nol. Jacob D. Ranck.
Harfly-Daniel Wagner, Joshua Knarr,
Henry WAltme..
Ne,g BsrAa-Joseph Erdly. Abraham
Black, SIMON Wolfe. John d. Spitiler. Chas
D. Rsush. Abraham Schoch. Charles Wafer,
Daniel Hcrlacher.
Brady-Thomas Fisher, Samuel 5 Oakes.
John kremsr.
West Bnfaio.-Alex Benfer, Philip Siplsy,
John Watson, Jr.. John c. Watson.
BgFIiSs-Vaenliae Ritter, Jesse Lore,
DanIei RIShel.
lHFn5urg-Iacob Gutslius.
Letcistury 5 W-Samael Bouse. John
Kelly las Mowry, D Bates. 4 W Maxwell.
L-,cisbYrg y W-lsaac :. Sterner.
ke4y-lohu Kiser. Thomas CIusan-
Eat BHfJLs-FredrIck Hipp!s. Abraham
Fredrick. Georg- Kunkle. Isaac n ign.
U,iiga-PhIiip Young. John Kunkle, Ches
Old. Vim Harm an, samuel Ritter.
Lstci.-Hrnrv Rule. Abm r. Nsnch.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Issue Lisl for FEB. ID.

/ DAM Reagler rs d " Anderson
Il Young VS. Jos NJ Thomas
Nj klecEner VS. hensss, Penny x Co
Jno II Goodman vs. Wn Young
5 Chs Brundags VS. Jac and Aaron Rese
Twp of limestone VS. George Sisar
Snyder Il GrGob Us J 81 k.eckner WI no
TO 10 other parties IS same
IL S,Irk. Field q Co vs. J 4 kleckuer
IL same same
l3 Ludwig, Knsedler & Go vs. same
"a same VS. same Indorsee
IS Danl RauglcF VS. Jere Anderson
10 M'Curdy Tate VS. VIM Brobst
II G II shr,ner for Vance VS. Wm Rn,e
Is 10. same for Young VS. same
20 EGoch kanfnaH p, al - Geo Z=ilsrs
81 John Bilssr rs Daul heber
% DAVID + DAVIS VS. G-cdes Marsh & Go
IS Chario.is Lag VS. Jer- X -ckner ct a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Geo. ". Carpenter, Henszey & Cos
Wholesale Drug and Chemical
Warehouse
No. fsi, Marhe; strret. PhiIaaelpaia.

FINHE Subscribers keep constantly on hand
large stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL prepa-
raiions and every other article which apper-
tainS to The business, embracing The most
extensive variety; also, PAINTS, OILS and
GLASS Of every description.
All arucies purcha,ei from US can be
relied on as being OF the most superior quail
ity and at as low prices as they can be hat.
We can offer such inducements as will ma sc
1t the interest OF purchasers 10 lay IN their
supplies from US and give US their future
patronage, and iovite all VINO yisii the city,
10 call al our establishment.
All orders addressed In Us by mail or
otherwise will meet with prompt attention.
GEOW CARPENTER, HENSZEY * co.
3mlO33 737 Market Street, FhIlsd.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

The Southern leaders of the rebellion
are already displaying much interes, in
our next Presidential election A late
copy of the Richmcud Ecaminer has
loug article Oh the subject, iB which there
is . very manifest desire for the success
OF the Democracy. 1t is very anxious
that Lincoln should not be reelected, ard
frankly says that ~; is safe to infer, how.
ever, that any change rW Be JeHefcill to
tine South" They realize that Lincoln, ef
all men, is most likely to briug the con-
fiet to . terniustiou that will add glory
and stability to the Union, and overwbelm
treason With ignSminy forever /. is DO:
a: all probable that the Examiners desire
for change will be gra,i6ed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

~The Chsnbsrsburg Repository sug-
gssts the propris,y Of paying drafted men
who enter the service, the commuistion
money Of those who prefer paying to 60
ing to war. This arrangement, would be
gres, advantage to the former class, de-
cGediy so to poor men, who could thus
leave a competency to their families during
their absence
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Latest News

NIwBzRS, n z. Feb. 2.-ihe post a.
Newport Is attacked. ard the Rebels have
the railroad between Newpnrt aud Moore
lead City The po-, at Evan tits is
surrounded Col Jcrd.n holds Moore
head City, but may be forced TO retire to
Fort Macon. TIE Rebels captured aud
destroyed the guubos' Underwater.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
The Eye and the Ear.

DR :. H. KNIGHT. of Lewisbure, having
IL had twenty Eve years practice. offers
his services to those VINO are afflicted with
diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is one
of a number OF Testimonials
NJ son hsd eHtars-; Of 10th eyes bind Of one,
and nearly of the othsr. had physicians attending
him effect DR. Knight undertook his case snt
cured him sshou, an opsration would s.vse all who
Airiciei to give him a call SAMUEL WOLF
Hsrtieton. Jzn :. 1884 llO3c7
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Gen. Gsuti, OF Arkansas, In his recent
speech at Harris burg, made q s,sr'Iipg
revaleiioD concerDiUg some OF tAe Demo
cratic leaders 10 this State. BE said that
after bis cspiuIe-by The Union forces, (he
was General 10 the Rebel serv,ee,) at
Island No. 10, be WAS brought Nvrth
through ibis State as prisoner Of ssr,
aud he declared that prominent Dame
erais Q. PenLsy sylvauia then conferred With
him aud assured him that if die YeJels you'd
hoid out little iongsr hcy tooaii be sue
ce.sfu, flr the Democrats Of the Nout
.soaid arrest Tie ioar BY defeating the con-
scriptioa and otaerrise rendering the al
n.inistrdiion porerles. 10 prosecute Il. And
b. added Win emphs.is-'I CAN GIVE
YOU THE NAMKs IL WHAT SAY IS DIS
pUTED.' A uuMber Of Democratic me n-
ber- OF The Legislature were present, but
they did uo' dare question the statement
OF call for the names. He said tue Demo-
Gratis of the North advised then TO wsr,
promised 10 come to their assistance, aod
then leit them alcne Ia the struggle sod
c1Isuet themselves TO cowardly PEI eIfiious,
stesi,hy assaults upon their own govern
meu'. he said mat instead Of Northern
Democrats coming to their assistance, the
ssl1iers 0: the UsIon came IN overwhslul-
ins force aud conquered them but, SAID
D., they brought government; With them
aud reseued Us from tyranny more terri
bie than death. His speech made q pro-
found impression. He is On bixFay to
Washington to make srrsnseneu6 for the
ressoIsIoa Of Arkanss to the UaiOn.
Mainly through bis efsrts, over, 5000
Arksusans are nox in the Union army.
The Copperbeads have already opened
their batteries upon Gen. CAN'T, calling
him an "ltiueIan, abolition emissary," and
such other pc, phrases as they glory 10.
No, . man 10 the Rebel army can lay
down his arms ard come over to our side,
who Will not be denounced in the same
style b. these came oppsrhead., although
not one word do they utter assins, bin
while he Is fghiiDg in the Rebel ranks.
And here is spolber man who has COM
mitied teinous sin sg.inst the Demo
s,atis" party. He will consequently reap
= ~hirlwind Of invee;iss, unless be recapts
and advocates the cause Of Rebellion as be
formerly did. DeBow, the former famous
chief Of the Census Bureau at " ashiugton,
and editor Of DeBou's Rerie,v, has been
iuprIsoned by jefferson Davis. and his
Msgszlne suppressed, because be decides
that The estimates Of rebellion, based on
cotton, have failed, tha. northeru la5orsrs
are happier aud more prosperous than
any slsveholders, aud ths, it is better for
the Confederscy so to lesis!ale as to
increase the cows, and hi;ak no more of
the negro" 'IieBow lis saexlns that, GOV.
ever much he was formerly deiuded, be
was honest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
HEAD QuaKIFzs SrH AE,fr CsEP-,)
Special seTvice-
NrE YOsk. Jan'y 3, 1854

Especial Orders. No. o.
I ALL Officers and Men belonging to
i Penn'a Regis attached to the 3lh Army
Corps. now absent from their commands on
recTuiling or DETACHED service, and all fur
lougbed men, will report for duly TO Capt.
JoHv 4. MoaR1s, A. Q NJ, in charge Of re-
cruiling service for sth Army Corps, al Har-
risburg, Penn'a.
By command Of
MaIon GEx'L BURNSIDE.
Epw.ap NJ. NErrL, ASST Adj't Gea'l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Z.tsU.

In Hursior township, 90 the 2sth inst, JEREMIAH
ANDERSON, In HE 10Th year.
SsYDER Cc-Iu Niidecr-ek Tp., 2s;h uir, ELLFN
JANE. 1su .ht-r Of II II. ssIsh, se-i II :. j. In
washirg Tp ID uit THE wi1O~ u the late d-csAs-
st jacob NOrr, in ber 18th year. same rp- l-th
nit AAGpA LENA, wife Of samuel Hickman. in her
e5tt y-sr In Chapman TP l7th ult. JONATHAN W.
son OF Henry Aucker, aged N. Is d.
In Dsavlle, ilth uls, JAMES FRANCIS, in bis 5ith
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List of yerdneS

Advertised by bills 8: this oies in the Chrouieie
Prhis-Bea, Estate OF hfS. Mary He-gho1. tswisb 2
FEB. a0-l Zeal Estate. shem sp;geiny-T. i ie;aH
March ;-Per,eDsi frs0ersJ, Daniel E:sbel. BH;;siOe
March 9-Pe>sGsI Property. Ds'.d Lei.rr. keii..
March I0>-pt sqE=. Property. Ggo. ,i'.s Baifaiee
March i5-Per,onAI Proper J,T.HtorIelIus ,Eafalot
qarcl Is-Per.oBai Property. John Wise. BGiialGt
March fI-rer>9Ral Property of d. Honicr. sGhaipe
a.rcA 22-Penonsi Property. NJ. D. Iece, Baaalce
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

S-Tbe remains Of nur former to-ns-
man. Thomas Graham, (Hbo died at Key
West SONS eighteen months aso,l were
brough, bone, aud iu'srred 10 the Lewis
burg Cemetery ou Sunday last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

fVThe jsnior member Of the firm having
attended the College Of Pharmacy, and had .
number O: years experience IN the Drug and
Prescription business, both in the country and
Phiad de'Phia, feels Competent to compound
any prescription that The Physicians orPubls
nay favor them with.
We invite call, feeling confden, that vs
can supply the wants OF al. on terms 10 Ihsiy
satisfaction. 5. G. BENNETT.
LewIsSufs. Oct 80. WA. BENNETT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

MThe SIS, Reg. Pa. Vo!s.. were e1-
r.sred a, Harrisburg yesterday (Mond1y}
evening. and CAPT. Norris promises to
stud our three companies home this morn
inc If pos.itle: If not, this evening We
have beard Of DO preparations to receive
them; hope they may be welcomed home
In a suitable mauner.