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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

the river, SO as to get arms and trans
portation across TO the Texas rebel
department. They have already
crossed several thousand stand Of
arms. 81 81;
Troops are being concentrated at
New Orleans in such a manner as to
leave no doubt that an attack is soon
to te made, by land and water, upon
Mobile.
The correspondent Of the Boston
Journal announces that the rebels in
Fort Morgan had rcvolted, and that
rebel boats in Mobile Bay attempted
to arrest the garrison Of the Fort
The boats were driven of, but not be-
ing on their guard, large force was
sent down from Mobile, and captured
the whole garrison, excepting four
inen. Seventy of the reYolters were
condemned to be shot. The same cor
respondent states that t,he rebel forces
about Nozzle have organized secret
societies, determined to fight no lon
ger. ...s...
a CASE op CuNscIENCg.-The sum
of three undred and fifty dollars wac
received at tie United States Treas
ury on Friday, from an unknown
source, the writer of the note inclos-
| irg i. saying that the Government
was deprived Of the amount through
an imperfect understanding of law,
growing out of some transaction, and
not from any intention to defraud.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH Mr.. Isaac
Wright, in charge of the ferry~boat
on the Ohio river, at Steubenyille,
had one of his feet torn off Sunday,
| by being caught in the machinery
which propels the boat. The leg
was SO badly fractured that physicians
thought it best to omputate it immedi,
ately above the knee; but it appears
they were unable to save his life. lie
died from the injury. Mr.. Wright re-
sided on the Virginia side of the river.
A special dispatch from Washington
to the Cincinnati Commercial says it
is positively sisted by gentleman who
enjoy unusual means Of information
on political subjects, that AFremont
has determined to announce himself
as an independent candidate for the
Presidency, and that radical German.
have pledged him their support.
william Paxson, Chief Clerk Of the
Navy Department at Washington, ia
implicated in frauds like those Of Hen.
derson, Warrant Clerk Of the Treas
ury Department, toa large amount.
The Green Bay wis Advocate re-
cords the death, in the town of Belle.
uue, Brown county, Of Charlotte Bur.
cha, aged 1875 years. The Advocate
says: ''We believe she was born neal
Green Bay, had gone through many
Of the early Indian wars, and in on'
desperate struggle had both her ears
cut off" 'aa's, l.# tas" s.nvg- %
Frcm the interest which it excites
We suppose that the most importan
question ROW agitating the country ii
the question: What will Congress dc
with the whisky taxation? -
BY change in the system of re
recruiting, any person who in. enrolled
may go out of his district and enlis
in any portion of the State where h
can receive the highest bounty.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
Proclamation by the Governor
.......- THE STATE OF ONO,
Executive DEPARTMENT

COLUMBUS, February I'd, 1864.
The following enactment Of the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, is published
Tor the in formation Of interested; and all
persons are hereby, cautioned and warned
against violation o! its provisions. The
act takes effect Of this da e.
ai5 . ,d. JOHN BROUGH,
lHs Governor oil Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
WAsHrSeros, Feb s,

uoIrsrT The House rafnsed n adiourn N
Monday and ntoceed 70 vote on M. Holm. 81 3,
mo,;an n tsbla ,he resolution amenda,orv y,
the con fisca,ion act. which was disaoreed u u
TT ,o 40 " 'O wv -
several nations we're M ,maods and voted on
~ YEAS snd nays n delsv fine wbsn AN an ac' ~
comoda,;on was arrived ., concsrn;nr action
IN the ;o;nt resolut;on, nameIv.'tbat Ssssrs' -
Blair of Missouri smith = Of Kantncky and
Pruvn sb.lI sneak Thar . vots sbali he
..Lan .d 'pe""A' 1A''' " WV 'D'' '''A'' -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 20.

For the pas, week, Messrs. Johnson,
Turrell, Wilson, Lowry, H'ge, Dunlap
aud Champneys (Rer.) and Montgomery
and kinsey (Uem.) have ''run the sen
ate, but not to much proht-'he Sot es
always coming ou, even-so there vas
"uo,hing DONE" r. DAY, hoHever, We
have news that DR.. ST. Clair (Rep } is
elected 10 the indiana district, BY HOO or
1900 mai on small vote. The Cops
run Mr.. Douglas, Of Armstrong county
a fair man, but Oh the wrong slde-and
in running him they have conceded the
legality of the election, aud xe bare no"
II uen who will 90 on with business
under Speaker Penney. The Law requires
80 many days to pass before the Senator
can tase his seat, that he can hardly be
sworn in before the first Of March. In
our day and time, the term for Election
Judges aud COnterees meeting might be
sLerteued.) Here are two mouths, then,
wasted, at an expense of Sio0 Per day.
By this delay, the Cops have gained two
of their otjscts-'hey gave the State
boudho!ders gain Of ) or 1 per cent. on
their interest, and they prevented the
passage Of any law to aid Volunteering to
AVOID the draft, They are entitled TO all
the credit for these two acts.
Thursday evening, there was lively
debate 90 the. jeci of paying for the
damages Of war 10 our Sou;hern counties
truly an important question. Young
Kelly made feeling and telling speech,
aud Mr.. Orxig also took a band IN
speech Which will read well if you csn
afford room for i, for your patrons.
This afternoon has been mildrr weather,
and Leech aud | went over to see the
esrtb-uorks thrown up. just south OF this
City, TO salute the Rebels coming Up from
Carlisle way. They are semeS bat exteD-
sive, and will give some idea of military
matters to those not familiar With them.
trust they may be preserved, for the
Information Of those in after days, but
hope We may ueSer need them IN any
"energeDcy" durius our own times. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

DEATH OF SOLDIER -Bepjsmin
Cs;hernan, son of Conrad and Fanny
Caiberman of Lewis township, died in
Louisville, Ky, in the latter part of Jan,
Of smallpox. In September, 1862, be
enlisted in the 9TH Pa. Cavalry, upder
Captain Shaffer of Centre county. He
was in several engagements in Kentucky.
Last fall be was attacked with typhoid
fever, bu. be so far recovered as to be able
to do hospital duty. He was soon after
taken with smallpox, from which be died
as stated above. He served bis country
faithfully, and was loved and esteemed BY
oil his acquain'anees aud fellOx-soldisrs,
and bis aged parents deeply feel the loss
Of their son Cor. N.6finbug Teleyroph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Gov. Brough and Intoxication.

The Ohio .St1fe Journal relates an in-
ciieut il which Gov. Brough was recently
the principal actor He observed young
officer, an educated aud refined young
man, on the streets of Columbus, in q
state OF bess,ly iDtoxication. Gov. Broush
in muedi.'ely ,elegraphed to See. Stanton
for bis remosal. The request was imme-
dately grauted, aud the young msn, on
recovering from bis debaucb, found him
self minus his commission. The most
strenuous eEJ Jr,s we're made, By Influential
friends, 10 procure the restoration OF the
officer. But. COZ BEoUgh was iDfexible.
He declared he bad long made i, rule on
the Railroad Of which be was President,
to dismiss any man subject to intoxication.
He could hot now adopt different rule
in a matter Of still greater importance.
Knowing how great the harm which might
,esul, from au lntemPera'e officer, he could
not take the responsibility TO share the
risk in this case. ThereupoD the officer
aud bis friends started for their home.
The lesson was hard one, but who dare
say that Gov Brough did no; do right9
sGWe wish Gov. Curtin and all other
Governors would pursue the same course.
There are scores Of drunken officers in our
army and navy. disgracing it. Drunken
leaders lose victories, swell expenses, and
are very bad examples to their men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

eA circular issued By the Rebel
COmmissary General fell ibto the hands
of Gen. Gilmore, at jacksonville, Florida,
which goes further toward exposing the
exhausted condition Of the Rebel army
than anything We have yet seen. 1t is
addressed to leading secessionists Of Flor
ida, in strict confience, and urges them,
in the strongest language they can use,
to send beef cattle to the army. They
say their dependence for subsistence is
Florida, all other beef and hog growing
districts having been captured by the
Yankees. 1t further states that their
supplies can not last more than q month
or SO longer. And now Gen. Gilmore has
severed the cattle region from the & Citing
region, leaving the Rebels to get along
without the beef which they must have.
Wha. they will do next remains to be
seen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
D@An English writer, who fought

SAn English writer, who fought
With the Rebels from Bull Run to Fred
ericksburg, makes the following disclosure
81 have frequently heard distinguished
Southern leaders speak Of Mcclellan in the
highest terms of compliment His sue
eessful retreat through the Chickahoniny
swamp is considered BY officers to be equal
to the best deeds Oh military record. 1t
may not be generally known, but men Of
high position and high verscity have said
In Richmond, tha, II C1ellan offered his
seroioes TO The South uhea he rar began,
aud that he asked to command q division.
He was answered that if his heart vas in
the cause let him join the ranks, like
Lopgstreet and others, and 6gbt bis uay
up to that position. There are documents
which place this question beyond dispute,
but | have not seen them"
The position Of MCCLELLAN As stated
above vas doubtless known to the Copper
head fraternity, from the beginning, which
'ec0un's for their sticking to him through
thick aud thin, like cookie burs to griz- !
Ily bess. |
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
PUBLIC SALE.

DT virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
- Court OF Union county, viii be exposed
al Public Sale, on the premises, on
Friday, the 25h day Of AIrch, 1854,
a, 10 o'clock A. NJ, all lha, certain HOUSE
- and LOT of ground situate in Lewis.
E.burg, Union Ca. on southwest corner
Of Fourln and 81. Catharine streets, lale the
estate Of Michael Wagner, deceased.
Terms-Cssh for payment Of the debts Of
dec'i, and balance to suit purchasers.
Feb .s |. II. WAGNER, Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
The GAME LAw-The game law FIVE

The GAME LAw.-The game law fixes
a penalty of s. upon any person who
kills or destroys certain birds out of sea-
son, as follows: Partridges from the
lst of February to the Is, of September /;
quail aud ra bbit. from the lst of February
to the lss Of October; woodcock from
the 1st of February to the 4,h of July.
L; is during the time named that the
species are propsgated, aud to destroy
them at that time tends to their total
extinction, hence the law for their protec-
tion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
--latest News

A di.pa'cb from Chattanooga says that
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has ordered all
c't zers, siib their property, to move TO
ybe ess, Of tse Chatishoo,ebie riser, on
pain Of having their property eou6,eated.
Gen. Sbermsn's troops have destroyed the
bridges on the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
thereby seVeriog the connection berweeu
Gen. Polk'- forces. Mobile Rebel papers
repor, battle a; Enterprise, Miss, with
unknown results.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Geo. ". Carpenter, HenSzey s Cos
Wholesale Drug and Chemical
Warehouse.
No. 80, xarket Street. PhiladelphIa.

THE Subscribers keep constantly on hand
large stock Of DRJ GS. MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS. PHARMACEUTICAL prepa-
railons aud every other article which spper-
,slns TO the business, embracing the most
extensive variety; also, PAINTS, OILS and
GLASS Of every description.
All arucles purchased from US can be
relied on as being OF The most superior quail
iIy and at as low prices as they can be had.
We can offer sucn Inducements as wiilmaKe
II the interest oi purchasers TO lay in their
supplies from Us and give rs their future
patronage, and invite all who TiSil the civ,
10 call al our establishment.
All orders addressed 10 Us by mail or
oihervi4e viii meet wiIh prompt attention.
GEO.W CARPENTER HENSZEY & co.
3nl033 737 Market Street. Phiiad.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
List of Veldues

Advertised ~ bills st;is o9sce in the Chronicle
March i-ferSona' Property .ger>haT decd. Beer
March 3-Per>0HIi Property, Daniel Ei>heI, Baaaee
March >-Pcr,oRal Properly. J. 3, ier-sr. Z. Bufaoe
March s-Per>oEal Property, David Le,ser. Nelly.
aarrh s-PeF. Prop. of Jareb &. Brown. East Bun.
March i3-PersaBai Property. Gee. " siier. Rnialoe
March hIa-Per>oEslProP.r riy " .keiehum .k.gnfaice
March Il-Reai Estate. L. NJ Hunter. dee d. lesIse
March f5-Persons, Properly -H.torBein>, ,safsloe
yarth Is-Personai Properly. John wise. RpEaloe
March Ii-Per>oHai Properly Of ID. EcmIer. BsfIaioe
Hareh ig-by Rev. :. Wolf. tg't. Ne~ Berlin.
March f9-Pe-sOasl Property. J. Pfeeger. LBufTs'oe
AaEes 22-Pesonai Properly. II. d. Reed. GaIsloe
March 2i-Pe-. Prop. BanaIee House, leui>surg
March 25-Reai Estate of NM agner Gee dLe~i.bu-g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
DR.. TOBIAS
Venitiau Horse Lin;nlenf.

niNT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS.
for The cure OF IameneSS. scratches,
wind gals, srrains- bruises, spiiats, cuts,
colic, slipping stiie, overwhelming, sore
throat. nsii n the foot, etc. Il i warranted
cheaper and better Than any other article
ever offered 10 the public. Thousands Of
animals have been cured Of The cole and
oyer-heaIng by this Lin.meui; and hnn-
dreds thai were cnPpied aud lame have been
restored 10 their former vigor. Ii Is used by
all the first horsemsn throughout the states.
Orders are constantly recsi.ed from The
Racing Stables OF England for fresh supplies
Q. this invaluable ariicle. Ovsr 2 500 fssfi-
B.o,IiG!s hGre be.n reeeir-d. Rtnsn,ber 50
cents lald out a. time may save the lie Of
your horse. sold by all druggists. Once
SO Corilsndi street, New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Miraculous james Gordon Ben.
nett, in his old age, has taken to telling
the truth In his youth be was seldom
caugh. at such tricks, ard possibly his
cheek tingles with shame even now, ~ben
be reverts to his new and singular doe
,rine. As evidence of bis change of tse.
tics, read the following extract from . re-
cent n. Y. Herald:
ave we're acquainted for forty years
with the organiz,t known as the Dem.
ocrs:ic party, aud We know it to be dead
and buried. Not a vestigs of it 10 left,
There is an organization Of contract bro.
kers that oselliates between TammaDy
Hail and Mozart Hall, and buys aud sells
votes, that calls Itself the Democratic par.
ty, but there is no Democratic party"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

A SUG6EsTIoS.-It has been suggested
that the young ladies of Union county
keep lis, Of the single men wbe were, or
who will hereafter be drafted, and note
down the report of the Examining Board,
with a view to select sound husbands.-
AtJainJurg Telegraph.
That is "sauss for the goose" certainly.
But to give both sides al equal chance,
We would suggest that Board be appoint
ed to examine young ladies also, that the
yeuug men may know who are sound
enough to ''pass" into matrimony. No
honest young lady could OBJECT to such .
tr 6ine ordeal. This would BE- "sauee fer
tue s.si.i." rr+ :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

KELLY TOWNSHIP OUT OF TIE WOODS !.
-Iesterday five Recruits were sworn into
the service and credited to Kelly township
which flls the consolidated quot, for that
district. Bully for Kelly! Who's the
next customer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

H. A. FoSDA has been appointed Sup
erintennent of,he LscsawsBus d Blooms
burg Railroad Mr. Fonds was formerly
the Superintendent Of the Cat,awisss road.
and recently of the Williams port X
E.mira road.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

~The Sshlesxig. HOlstein affair is
assuming a serious aspect. A war has
been inaugurated, the end Of which is
hard to foresee, perhaps all Europe psy
be involved before it terminates An
engagement xhich lasted SIX hours took
place recently between the Germans and
the Danes, a. Nussundi. The Danish
ou,posts were driven in. bu. the assaults
we're repulsed In the battle the
Prussiaus lost l60 Of their men. They
used "A guns.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Gen. Gilmore has made an official report
TO the War Department Of the Florida
expedition up to the 9Th inst. The Reb-
els fed from jacksonville sitter siuking a
steamboat aud burning 80 bales Of cot
ton. Our forces had taken 100 prisoners,
eigh, pieres of serriceable artillery, and
III ucb property, without the loss CT a man
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

The Town Council Of SeiiDsgrove have
agreed to give three thousand dollars, to
be raised by taxation, towards raising the
required number CT men, 10 free the bor-
ough from the coming draft, The remainder
is 10 be subscribed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
SATURDAY,, .Mlrch II, 1854,
TAKEN Up.

TAME to the premises Of the Subscriber,
abou, the 18th of January last. SOW.
white with some black spots. weighing about
goo lbs. gross. The owner is requested 10
prove properly. raw charges and iase hef
away. or sne Will be disposed Of accorolns
10 law. MARTIN d. REED.
Bufaloe Tp. Peb 30, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

DfDICATION-The Dew N. f. Church
in WI'llansporf, was dedicated TO the
worship of God, on Thursday, the 10 b
inst. TIE services were coDGuctsd by the
Rev. Bishop SImpsoD, y. D.. Rev.
Ibomss Bowman, u. D., Rev Thomas
NJ Reese, p. f.. and OTHER cIersymeD.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
U. S. Christian Commission.

A meeting of the cIi.zeas OF Lewisburg and
ylcInily IN behalf OF he L. 5. Christian Com.
mission. viii be held IN ~. Pants Church,
Evangelical Association. (Fonrih srreet.) on
Wednesday evening, Feb 81. Rev D B
Hoichkin ani Rev e Lyfor5, VINO have
been m the work Of the Commission in the
Army. vail address the meeting.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

The L. !. steamer lie $40 recently
captured the Rebel Steamer Cum ber!sud.
heavily laden with ali manuer of munitions
OF war. 1t is stated sha, her cargo Va.
valued a, GI5,0 900 in gold-abOut S3.5,-
VUU 10 AueI!csu gold.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
1864 THE Is5.
GARDENERS MONTHLY.
W. G. P. BRINCKLOE, PUBLISHER,
Office: % North Sixth St, Philad'a.
TERMS-l 80 4 YEAR.
InITtn I'll IHnM,S NEEnAN

TaE MONTHLY CONTENTS ARE
HISTs-Flower Garden and Pleasure
Groundi Frui, Garden; Vegetable Garden !;
Window Garcening.
CoxNU>ICITIoSs-Emb the views
Of the best writer's on Horticulture, Arborj-
c1ltnre. and Rural Affairs.
EDIroHIAIs-GIvIBg the Editors views on
the important Horticultural improvements.
SoRsPs aSD QUXSIEs-Nsw FRrTTs-NEw
PLASrs-DoxEsrIc AND FoREl5S ISTELIA
sL>cE-F0REIGS CoRREsPoxpKScE-Ho
CUITURAL NOTICES.
With each Department handsomely Illus
iraIed.
These general features will be retained.
sat the publisher pledges himself that no
labor or expense shall be spared 10 render
the succeeding issues Of the Magazine every
way worthy Of the favor with which his
previous efforts have been amply rewarded.
sEND FOB / SPECIMEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Tah;eaux.-An Entertainment. c

Tab;eauX.-An Entertainment, consis.
ting O. / ableaux. &c. will De given. under
the auspices OF the Ladies Soldiers Aid So
cietg Of i.ewlsburg. at Independent Hal. On
Tuesday Evening. FEB. %. There vii be
Music and Table OF Refreshments. Doors
open al O'Clock. Abundance. 25 GEMS.
C1mHjifse of -Arrongea4ents.-J. Merrill
Linn. Then. 5. Christ, Geo. Shorklev. Elisha
sbofkey, r. F. Brown, r H. Chamberiin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
The Eve and the Ear.

DR. S. H.KNIGHf, of LeWisburs, having
had twenty-five years practice, offers
his services TO those Who are afflicted with
diseased Ewes or Ears. The following is one
of a number of Testnonials
Ny sou had cstsrari of 10th eyes; Vas blind Of one
AMI nsArly of oth-r. bad physieians attsnfin
him 10 sfert Dr.. Knight undertook his eass, al
esrsi him ~th eye-atisn- soud Avis al wh
ar sftictsi % i've him ell SAMUEL MULE.
HAIiIstcn, Jsa :, Ise4 !l05-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Some Of the young nsn Of this
place have orsaDlzed The.pian Society,
and n,onjse tneir first exhibition at Ipde-
pendent Hall, next Thursday evening"
They have incurred considerable expense
in getting up the enterprise, aud the per-
fcrmaucs will doubties. be al acceptable
one. (See ADVERTISEMENT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

"The First National Bauk Of Blooms
burg" has elected the following officer.
President-Cbss. X. Paxton. Esq.
Cashier-J. P.lusuu,cf N'rthumJ'laud.
Directors-Chsries l. Paxton. Wm.
NJ 'kelvy, Vim. Neal, George Hughes,
and John Gra,z.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

A, the meeting Of the State Agriculiu-
RAJ Society, .. H4rrisburg, Thoua. 2.
Knox was chosen President, Ano. Z
kapp, OF NOribum bsrlaDd, Vice presidep,
for the l4th District. The Annual State
Fair is to be beld on the 27,h, 2Sih, 20 b
aud 3O;h of .ep,ember-the place to
remain open for the best offer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
leWIsbura Aarkrt.
MARRIED,

In psnvfIle sth inst, by Rev z A. sharrets CHAs.
2. swAKTZ, Of pznyiile, and Miss NETTIE HEIRMAN,
of Njf1inbdrg.
On the 18th ult hF Rev !. Albert. FILLS :. IRWIN
AMI r5-s ANNA NAEIA GOLD ,. II q M'kseHsTiils-
In Milton llth inst, by Rev. 4. c. Dole, ALFRED
DRESS LER and Miss REBEcCA u. BEIDLtNAN, ho;h
Of that place
On n I-th inst tv Rev W Goodrich. CLVVTN-TC G
sTKAJB sud Miss LIZZIE sWESk- 10th of VI iton-
Or the s:h list, by Rev. Z. II. LiEh;ner. JOHN D.
M0EER aud Miss NARTHA JANE AMMEkMAN, b5iA
Of gshyl.ts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

~-Frieuds Of the Soldiers, attend the
lecture, TO morrow night, by The agents OF
the U. s. Christian Commission, at the
Evangelical Church.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

There are not over 30 newspapers now
IN Re ebe.dom, but sUme of them are very
saucy. Ihe Ngrlh has Thousands of
newspapers, some et them traitor. 10 ihfi-
euce aid We believe il design, which are
barely tolerated because they 90 less BARN
tLaU their .oIciole suppression might DO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

A public sale Of 500 government hor-
ses, rendered unfit for further service,
will cpme off at Sunbury on the 10Th
inst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Select School for Girls.

MISS VI. NJ. MEITZGER Will open select
school for girls. in The new South Ward
School Building, on Monday, the elst Of
March. Terms, from SO to 81 for the ses-
sion, according to the studies pursued.
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