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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
LiOl county.
lDl'.

bhto' county. lDr.
Balance IN Treas. ,. hands st settlement
9th January, ls63 4lsTos
Received Of L-FA bright shG Jury fines lt.iu0
a. Kennedy. Extra Taxes I.@0
From other sources 2a5s
ofdspcntcs from Collectors for IsG3 i2a2 10
outstanding War tax for ls'4 o3.n17
Taxes fnr ~ q previous yrs 1857 Il
Military snes assessed for 1868 S7a00
out'tand'ng Military fns- for '62 and
rrryiou, wears 2sl3s
Rceyed of W Sands protry Jury Gnes 64oo-ls9ooo IS
Or.
by Commission allowed collectors for
ls62 and previous years 1919
Cimmission allow Eri collectors soY % ls3os
EKonerations to collectors for le6j srsj
previous Years SI6b5
Orders redeemed Issued In 20 .l0e0
'63 6ce2nT
Relief Orders d" ~ 20I3o3
Bounty - 'sS l25o.OO
out-t.udy faxes for 81 ani previous rrs e3I63
Esou"ret"ns On Nj sary fines for 70
and previous years. 1850
Commission to collectors. Militia li:o
Outstanding Military fines for o3 and
previous years $3.50
Comro,-sioners and ciks Milit'ry serv,crs $500
TrcaSurers commission on .ld, t3U .0H.31
Z, balance due county 7r4n.2e-ls9GO a5
Ne, the undersigned. Auditors OF fte county ct
| aln. having carefully examined and unditrd the
f,rr0ing accounts of the Commissioners and Treasurer
Of -al County, Do find and report the saf account o
Receipts and Expenditures, AMI Treasurer account
for Union county for the year se3 true and correct
stated.
In witness whereof we. the said apiitors have here
unto our hands the Commissioner Office in the
Borourh Of IL ~isburs tth day ot January A DlsGL
Attest BERTlIIER THOMPSON AMI
\. EESyEDT, CTR. 1T UAGENBUCH, tors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
BAKERY,
The Dimes Saving Institution of LIE.
wisburg

I s ready to receive any amount on Deposite
| from Ten Gents and upwards. Four per
cent. per annum Interest will be paid on all
special deposiles of Two Dollars and upwards
il deposited two months and longer Office
ir James Geddes' brick block, Market ST
II. p. SHELLER, Treasurer
Lewisburg, Oct. 10. 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

From the T'rs,or of Kidding j. J. church, IHflddr
Or Jacksou-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Bitters in my family frequently am prepared to say
that IT great service believe that in most
cases of general debility o: the system, it is the safest
and most valuable remedy Of which have any knowl-
edge. Yours RESPECTFULLY, ). ii. IlhSEH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
NM MMo sAN SO.
Fron Ecr. DR.. Broirn. Eitr of hs Eacyc,oy,cdid Of
R.lLlinuS hn0IrL.aLIe.

From Eer. DR.. Brnirn. Eibr of hs Eacyc,orcdid Of
Religious hnOIoLsdys.
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general. through dstrust their ingr.i
and Effects, yet know of sufficient reason Us
may not testify To the benefit he believes himself
To have received from eny simple preparation, the
hop" that he may thus contribute to the benefit others
DO this the more readily in regard to .liooHaDis :
German Btters, prepared by DR.. c. " Jackson this
city, bcraus', was pr"judired against ti years.
unrr the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture am indebted tony friend Robert Shoemaker,
f=, for the removal Of this preuiire by proper tests,
and for encouragement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility The " three hot
ties Of these Btt.rs, at the beginning of the present
followed by evident relief and restoration
dcgre" Of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
In six months before, and had almost derared of regal
hing therefore thank God and my friend for directing
TO the Of them
j. J.NEMTON Brown, Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISBURG, onion CO., PA.
LEWIS GEIBEL. Proprietor.

THIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
/ Cour, House in the most fashionable and
beautiful part IF the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University. or attending
Court. will find il the most convenient and
central public house-charges will be the
most reasonahlc-and neither time OF expense
will he spared to bes,cw every comfort uron
those who NAV call. Persons IN the County
W.! r. chargc' ~ r's r"rmeal.
Lswishurg, April !, 1867
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
FIRE INSURANCE.
Variety and News DeDot

v'HE subscriber keeps constantly fl, All.
/ at The POST OFFICE (below The Ri,,..
House, a weIl-sei.cied sleek Of
Family Groceries, Confectionery
Fruits. Fancy No Gs,sa
tions, Perfumrry Il A,.,.ssi
Soap', Wall Paper HH --ySi
amd Oil Shades, Traveiing B,g,
Blank. School and LYNN Book. .I.
Papers and MasazInc.-o,,
or 10 order, from Boston, New Yor. =, pr.
celphia-such as Inc Trlbaae ,Tinu u."T.
Ledger Weekly Clipper. Police Gaz,r. ~
cury "aTerly, Literary CompanIon. Haros..
end Lesle's illustrated Heeklys. Godsy',,,s
HarPers Magazines, Yankee Noll.n, ,,1
Nc Macs, q &c. DC.
ALL OF WHICH ARE soED CHEAP FOR ~.
Le"I~ourg GEO. w. FORREST
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

TESTIMONIALS.
UA.TIErOS, Uuion Co, Nov. -, lsf-A
Drnr Sir Nv liver aud stonnch 70 badly diseased
TINT al wbo seen uP, DoctoFs and all but
continued to take medicine and u cuTei ms anu
| now am we'll. know number ia iny nsghborhood
that had lung AID liver COMPLAINTS that we're cured uy
your medicine A. life sweet, wou.i advise all who
re- afflicted with disease to give you u call. ami life
and money. Yours truly, JOHN GJODLANDEb
U.RTLEIoS. Union Co Nov. -, 1893.
Dear Sir: was afflicted with kheumatism fer
Der of years, and cured by your meacins. WIS
no, able leave my bed when connence! taking your
valuable medicine, and | hat been attended By two
other physicians Yours truly, JOSEPH MILLER.
LsURRLT0v, Union Co Nov. Il. 1868.
DR.. 9. II. Knight: Dear SiT-I vas afflicted with
Rheumatism could not walk step and two bottles
OF your VALUABLE medicine cured me- In a short time.
advisr H who afflicted with this disease ar;v TO
you and get cured. Yours truly, J. BEOUsE.
HARLEY, Union Co., Nov. Is l5t3.
DR.. :. VI. Knight: Dear sir-I send you thE state
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
ANOTHER BURNSIDE
E KpE n.
$50 Bounty from LewiSbarg Boro' !

IEN. BURNSIDE has auth .sx--- n
" ority to recruit the OH j. -
Army Corps to $4,000 forsr,S-JT-.SG
another expedition, winch. it Is understood,
will be by sea. Here will be a glorious
opportunity for those who love adventure 10
CRAFTY their desire and serve their country
AT the same time The Companies of Caps.
Linn, ElaSSenplug and Carman will be here
for the next 30 days, and thus an opporlu-
nifty will be afforded for enlisting under
experienced officers in Veteran Companies.
\ committee OF citizens Of the Borough Of
LewisburS has authorized me 10 oller
!tl5O BOUNTY!
TO those who viii credit themselves 10 This
Borough. So The B0unfies will be 500 L.
= Bounty aud $3.50 Local Bounty, making
$3.50 FOR VETERANS!
;S3Go L Bounty md $50 Local Bounty.
a1r.v
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

VVUTI VTIVT ) W drCS.
pavii Slifer ,.eo. Schocb $500
Tipslavcs or ConstablcS at Court.
BerJ SHALL, John Nesbit aud others 1-.5
CunStabics mileage 1t making Rctns
5lnL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Boots and. Shoes,

q The subscriber has Just received
eNA~at his Store (next door To the Post
R- Ofice) a full supply Of Boots l.
shoes of every style and variety suitable To
the season. The stock has been selected with
particular care, and will be afforded at
VERY BEDrCED PgICEs FOR ERiDY CASH.
His old friends ami customers and the public
generally are invited to call aud examine his
stock and Judge foI themselves. gSr MAN
UFACTURING and REPAIRING as hereto
fore vii! be attended 10 with promptness and
at reasonable rates.
J0uN HOTGHTON, Agt
Lewi-burg. Oct ls, 1ss0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

From tie f,rrner Pissor nj The GIuatu- IN ~ and
IIiestotva (Ia.) BIpit church.s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
J.NEwToN BROWN, Philadelphia.

From TIE Pastor # Ge C rm1nto,rn Birtist church.
DR. C. NJ Jarkson-Dear sir: Personal experience ena
blcs say that regard the German Btiers prepared
by YOU ns a most excellent medicine. In eases Of a
cold ard general debility, have been greatly
benetcd by tho Of the htsrs sud 0oubt not that
they " III produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN kANDoLFH'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
sfj0 FOR NEW RECRUITS!
DR.. JOSIAH SMITH,

HAVING located in Lrwisburg. solicits q
III share of the public patronage. Resi-
dence and Office on Market ST., nearly oPpo-
site the Riviere House.
Lewisburg March :, 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
DAVID GIMTER & SON

DAVID GiWTEH u SON
HAYE removed their Chair and Ga.
blnef Ware-rOOm To the larger
and more commodIOuS rooms, late the Iesld-
ence Of VIM. Frick, an the
Corner Of Third and Market SIS, Leaisbu.g,
where they have on hand the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT of Work ever offered
iothe public in this vicinity, prisine Dress
Bureaus aud fancy Washstanf- of the latest styIcs
Sofas arsoat Chair, IInrse1t Chairs Rocking Chair,
EtgS"rss Hat Racks, TcS- Racks Jenny Lind and Cot.
'a-e Bcsteajs, tancy Lounge Fancy Tables dc-also
IA general assortment of COMMON WORK sI~ay. on
Lani-BarToou And O0e ChaiIs-w hoic sale or Retail
We also attend 10 the UNDERTAKING
business in al It. branches Being provided witt Fancy
ilEi., tS aHi fi>ks Patent Metallic Bu'ia, Gases,
and 'pFIINr uI our oEE manufacture always hand,
We are fesiy 1T any time. within hours notice 70
wilt anon any and all who may favor Us with call.
Havrn2 none but the best workInen ,wef5'
NAREAhT all Furniture Manufactured b. u- and 80
deiy cvnT"t tit!]n ei.i4er Ia price or style. +"
NIHufnctory on ~ lst Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll and
Kip saving done on short notice and reasonable terms
A good assortment of LUMBER ALWAYS on
hand for Newell Posts. Bannistcrs and Hand Railing
~ SEPAIRiSG of all kinds done as usual
NIB. ANY work not on hand will be made
as soou possible.
Thankful for pas, favors, we sill expect a
cOntin usnee of the zane.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

"llae you heard o. themG" cried Mrs.
Simpson bouncing from her seat
81 could ma miss, bcin' blessed wi the
precious gift o hearin, aud what's better,
saw them said Geordy.
"Saw them. Gcorlvp Yfhat are theyY
aud here's q whole shillin fol ye;' aud Mrs.
Simpsons purs', /, or rather az G'a glove us
cd Tor that purpose, was instantly pro.
duccd.
"Wcc'," eaid Geordy, "Is'ippcd in 'ay
aud seeiu the siller uuguirdod, | thought
some ill-su ded body might covet it, and
lai 1t by, | may say amsng the leaves o.
that bible, thinkin' You would be sure to
see the spoons when you wont TO read"
Before Geordy had finished his revelation
Marcy Campbell had brought down the
proudly displayed but never opened Bible,
and intcrspersed hotwoon its leaves lay the
dozen Of long sought spoons.
The minister of Bathgate could scarcely
command his gravity while admopishins
Goordy on ths trouble and vexation his
trick had caused Tho assembled neigh
burs laughed outright when the daft man
pocketing tho widows shilling which no
had clutched in the carly part of his dis
course, assured them ali that he kenned
Mrs, Simpson read her Biblc so cften thai
the spoons would bo certain to turn up
Geordy got manya basin of broth and many
q luncheon ofbread and cheese on account
ol that transaction, with which he amused
all the iresdes Of the parish Mrs. Simp
son was struck dumb even from scoldiug
The discovery put an end to her ostenta
tious profession, and it may be hoped turn
ed her attention moro 20 practice
Ila, the story no moral for you der read
err Leisure Hours
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
Served Him Right.

\ gentleman Just arrived from TIagors.
town yesterday, furnished our reporter
with an item going to show the spirit and
temper of the invading rebels. When tho
rebel horde appeared in front Of Hagers-
town, one Of it's principal citizens undertook
q measure to which he looked for the pres
ervation OF his property. He farmed about
two hundred acres of land. His barns were
iull of grain, his pastures were dotted with
sheep and cattle and forty well fed swine
were gathered in the rear of his corn cribs.
lie was emphatiCally man of plenty Of
substance.
When the rebels came no walked out to
their lines with damask linen napkin fixed
to his walking cane. The first rebel soldier
he encountered he requested to show him
to the commanding officer. He was passed
under guard to the object Of his search.
General" said he II am warm sympa-
thizer with the south. heartily wish suo-
cess to this invasion and to your forces.
! My object in seeking you is to ask that you
and IA many of your staff as will accept the
! invitation will make my house your head
quarter during your stay here. My house
| is yonder upon that hill, pointing to fine
old fashioned mansion, with modern addi-
tions with a long row of hay ricks in the
back ground.
you sympathize with tho south, did you
say" queried the general.
Ivory earnestly, sir, and always have
done so"
The rebel General bcckoned to a sergeant
who stood near him. Bring musket for
this man" said he, "and take him into the
ranks
The "sympathizer" opened wide his eyes
but stood mute with horror lie stammer-
ed out at last, Obi | don't mean that, Gener-
al. want TO entertain you and your staff
while you remain here, and to show you
that ann your friend"
Tho rebel General contemptuously in
formed him that they interpreted sympathy
only in its literal sense. He had claimed to
sympathizc with them, and they in!euded to
avail themselves of his good will. A string
OF wagons was at once trotted to the sym.
Ipithizers property, and in the same after.
noon no was stripped of everything. The
rebels carried off all his cattle, sheep, hogs
and smaller live stock, removed all his
hay and wheat crop, leaving his barns ut
terly empty. The cavalry horses were
turned into his growing oats and his corn
was cut for fodder for his stock while on
tho march. The sympathizers was detained
until all was done, and was then released
with thanks for the sympathy he had mani.
fosted. Many like him in Maryland are
reapins the fruits Of their sympathy. When
men will take tho suckers out of their
pumps to prevent Union soldiers from
drinking the water, their sympathy with
the south deserves su9h recognition as tina
tgivon to the friend of the rebel cause above
Preferred to, who came to grief at Hagers
town. North American
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
How Many Marry ana Love.

Dung man meets pretty lace III the
hallroom. falls in love with it, courts it,
mqrrics it, goes to housekeeping with it,
and boasts of having home and wife to
grace il. The clmnces are nine to one he
has neither. Her pretty face gets to be
an old story, or becomes faded or freckled
or fretted and. as the face was all
he wanted, and all he set up with
and all he blrgained for, al hS swore
to love, honor, and protect, he gets sick of
his trade, knows dozen faces that no
likes better, gives up staying at home
evenings, CONSOLES himself with cigars,
oysters, and politics, and looks upon his
home az a very Indifferent boarding house.
A family of children grow about, but nei-
ther he nor his face knows anything about
training them. so they come up heller skel-
tornado toys of when babies, dolls when
girls and boys, drudges when poung men
and women and so passed year altes year
and not one quiet, happy, homely hour
is known thro' the whole household.
Another young man becomes enamored
of fortune. He waites upon it to parties,
and dances the polka with it, exchanges
billet douc with it, pops the question to il,
gets yes from it, takes it to the parsons
weds it, calls it wife, carries it home, sets
mp establishment with it, introduces it to
us liltiuS, anu says kpOOT ltltOWJ Ho 100
is married aud got home. 1t is false. He
is not married; he has got no home and he
! soou finds il out. Hes in the wrong box,
but it's too late to get out of It, lie might
as we'll hope TO escape from his colin.---
Friends congratulate him, and he has to
grin and bear it. The praise the house, tho
furniture, the cradle, the new Bible, the
! new baby, and then bid the furniture and
lie who husbands it, good morning as il
he had known good morning since he and
that gilded fortune were falsely declared
10 be one
Take another case. A young woman is
smitten with pair of whsiSers. Ourled
hair never b9iore had snch charms. She
sets her cap for them; they take. The de-
I lighted whiskers make an offering them
selves both in exchange for one heart
! Tho dear miss is overcome msgnanim-
| ity, closes the bargain, carries home the
prise, shows it 10 pa and ma, and calls her.
self engaged to it; thinks there was never
such pair of whskers before and, in a
few weeks they are married. Married.
Yes, the world calls il so, and so we will.
What is the resultY A short honeymoon,
and the unlucky discovery that they are as
unlike as chalk ond cheese, and not to be
made Que though all the priests in Chris
tendon pronounce them so.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
Srlett Mlistrllamy.

FAILING FROM GRACE. old Billy Chad
attended great revival, and in common
with many others, he was converted" and
baptized. Not many weeks afterwards,
one of his friends met him reeling home
from the court ground with considerable
brick in his hat.
Hello, Uncle Billy, SAID the friend, 81
thought you had joined the churchP
$50 did" answered Uncle Billy, max
ing a desperate effort 20 stand stjlli" so
did, Jeemes, and would a bin a good Bap-
tist, if they hadn't treated me SO everlastin'
mean at the water Didn'tyo hear about
it Jeemes?"
"Ncver did"
"Then I'll tell you bout it. You see
when we come to the baptzin' place, thar
was me an Old Jinks, the rich old squire
war to bo dipped in at the same time.-
Well, ,he minister took the squire IN first
but didn't min that much, as thought
'twould be just as good when cum; so he
led him in, and after dippin'him under, he
raised hna up mitey keertul, and wiped his
face aud led him ont. Then came my turn
and instead Of liftn' me out, as he did the
squire, he gave me one slosli, and left me
crawlin around on the bottom like id
mud-turkle.'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

Tug UNIoN BLuEs.--By this title we do
not mean military organizatiou--iar from
it--but we mean those whose patience is
MT adequate to the present national crisis,
and who are found Responding, and some-
times almost despairing. They are not
blue by reason Of u,eir exterior color, but,
because they are blue in spirit, Some of
them are regular hypochondriacs-the
hyers are not healthy. Others, love their
money better than the old flag, and are
distressed at every call of patriotism upon
their pockets. Others still live too much
in tho company Of Copperheads, whose
rebel souls breathe forth an influence that
contaminates impressible persons. Then,
there are others wno are afraid they place
value upon their chicken-hearted consti-
tut'ons far above the real worth. By the
aid of the Union Blues the Copperheads ex-
pect 20 carry the election. But thanks to,
human nature, there are men enough Of
larger souls in the Democratic party, who,
on such contemplate issue as submis'
sion peace will fully balance of the Blues.--=-
Cincinnati CIR.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14
A Newer way StnI Of Paying Old
Debts,

In these warm days the GOODNESS of the
hero of the following hiStoriette is decided
~ refreshing. l-----, painter of talent,
and good liver, has oreditors--so many
that he pays mono Of them. Amongst the
most importunato was his tailor. One
morning the first clerk of this latter cred
itor knocked at tho door.
=" come, sir, to ask you for money! said
the clcrN, politely but with the decided
tone of one who means to have what he
asks for; my employer has heard that you
received some money yesterday, and"
Excuse mo. sir, interrupted L.,
with perfect oquanimty, "but if you have
made up your mind to preach to me, must
tell you before hand that however elo.
quent your sermon may be- it will be i'm.
possible for me to pay your bill to-day"
Is that your final reply, sir
F." You have said it. p"
" In that case, must tell you, with great
regret that am ordered not to leave here
until You have given me the money"
AS you please, sir; take seat"
The clerk sat down, and L., opening
the door, calls out to the coRcie1ge:
" am at home to nobody, only wish
you would come in Tonight aud take the
letters you find on my table to their address
ses
Then he shut the door, put tho key in his
pocket, sat down to his desk, wrote num.
Dor of letters, which he sealed with black,
and then scrbblcd all over large sheet OF
paper headed, in large letters;
"TuIs is MY WILL"
Tho clerk followed all his movements,
and laughed to himself with that knowing
air which seems TO say: That is not very
smart
When L. had done writing, he opon-
ed large closet got on a chair, and mn.
wound a long roll of list of all colors. Now
the tailor's curiosity began to be aroused.
WI hat now 7 81" thought TO hms IT,
elias he an idea of Il akinS me his prisoner
and compelling me to make list shoes
L., armng himself with a hammer
began to laston the doors and windows
with Il seriousness which resemblcd sad
mess. This accomplished, he took large
bronze cup, from which he improvised a
chaiing-dsh; he filled it with coal and lit
it.
This is a farce" thought tiie clerk to
himself; but this time he did not laugh.
L. goes back to his desk, al ranges his
papers, ahd writes these words, which he
sticks on the wall;
"ACcUsE NOBODY OF oUR DEATH
At that moment the tailor, who began to
sneeze, either from fear or incipient as
phyXia got up and said to L., who was
stretched out on an armchair, his eyes
already closed:
Excuse me, sir, 7 get 1900 francs a
year for collecting bills, and not for getting
sulfocatedi and lie turned towards the
door.
"lt is too late" said L., placing him
self before him and oyerroppiug him with
his great height, "OM' determination is ir
revocable
de grace, sir, am suffocating, let me
out-either through the door or through
the Window cried the tailor,
L., who had all he could do to keep
from laughing at last turned tho koy in the
lock, the door was opened, and tho bill and
the clerk went down stairs four steps at a
time, and L. has neyer seen nor heard Of
either Of them since.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-14

CoNvERrED.-A Copperhead up North
after days and nights of great tribulation
got religion. The first thing lie did as
evidence Of the sonndness of his conversol
was to order discontinuance OF the Dn-
buque Herald lie then paid for a load Of
wood which was deposited in front Of q
house occupied by soldiers family. Az
ter which lie was met by butternut with
whom he had been on intimate terms. and
Informed that she was an Abolition scoun-
drelP' In less than two and half seconds
the author of the abusive language was so
thoroughly thrashed bv the young convert
that lac bawled for mercyf That's sound
conversion. Loud Register.