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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
sELISI sSNNNA,

THE undersigned Will open select School.
~ the Bows Grammar School Room,
North Ward. LeuiSburg. about The hr>t or
second week IN April. Term, one quarter; /;
Tuition. 81 o.
Only a limited number Of suitable grades
Will be admitted.
Thase who desire 10 attend vi II please
inform me as soon as CONVENIENT,
Feb. !, 1864. J. A. OWENS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ hereby ofer for ssie NY House and
E,5 Lot on Norih Third Street. Lewis
pufs II no, sold al private sale before the
18Th day Of March next. II will he offered a.
public sale,on that day,st the Riviere House.
Lew.sburs. For particulars inquire Of
JamesF. Linn.
Feb. 9. 1861 JOHN BILGER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Colt's extensive firearms factory, n
Hartford, Conu., WAS destroyed by fre.on
the 5,h .iGs'. Loss, over sl,O0O,OOO
Several persons were killed BY ;he f.lLGg
v.iis
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters Of Atm;nislra,icB -
w the estate OF SAMUEL SWENGLB,
deceased, late Of Lewis township, Union
County, have been granted 10 the subseribes.
by the Register Of said county, IN due form
all persons indebted to said estate are rsques-
ed 70 make payment, and those having claims
against The same val present them duiy
Authenticated fer se,tiemeui, TO
WILLIAM SWENGLE, ,Adninistra:of
Lewis Twp. Dec. 10, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
NOTICE

THE subscriber wishes 10 settle ms o'o
Books from 1861 TO Jan. /. 1864, and
desires his friends 10 call within 80 days, or
N. accounts viii be IN the sqalres hands.
CsN a, bic store opposite Walls Co.'S
Jan 2s. 64 y. X IihNEhAA.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Why He Re.Enlisted.
MORRIS Island, 5. c.. }
Jsuuary lS 1864

JsuuaTy TO, IcU7.
Dear Parents: You do not know how
glad 1t makes us to get such good letters
from true friends at home. This leases
me 10 good health. l let you kuo. that
| have broke my sord-I have re enlisted
for three yes's-but l hope you Won.
think bard of it, when l give my reasons.
| know that none but stsut hearts can
stand . .oldier's hardships. labor aud
Perils. Here, By pe.severing ind dustry, vs
have possession Of Rebel strongholds, which
they sadly feel, Is they trembie before the
hundfeds Of guns, carrying from 200 to
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

egwe are requested to state that the
ci,i.eps Of Kelly township offer Two
Hundred Dollar. Bounty for recruits
enough to clear that district Of the draft
For information on the sui Jet, spply to
Lieut.. Beale, Of LsHisburg, who Is author
il d to recruit the men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

We have 10 auth ori,Itlre kuGslsdge Of
the fact, but from the beet we can learn,
the above table includes the 30 pc, cent,
allowance for exempts; consrq1eu'iy,
should this be the ease, two-th'rd. oil that
nuu Der of accepted volunteers will be ali
that is required.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

ni,ely postponed. All will be we'll With
Us If We are wise in our war nesements.
II We are afraid 20 burt traitors ip their
pockets, or on the neck; if We want to
Preserve .ls.ery--tbe sum OF ell sbomina
'uous; if We want our srmles ofheered and
controlled BY 'do-ho,hiugs;' if we rush
hesdlopg over present duty apd 90 pcw to
Presideut mak'rg il I've are more anxious
to please GoverpneDt contractors and
curry favor with the cepperheads, ,hsn to
do justly ard love mercy; if We want to
do oil these ,hibg.-jus, at ,ha. eousept
ing uomept-louk out for 3 tmash. Il
will come 10 jns, there.
But ~e now have other business.
SHOULDER ARMS ,-IadepeAdeas
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

b~Geo. Mcclellan will be gra,fsd to
learn that the Asronsburg BericLter has
raised his name TO i's editorial columns IS
its choice for President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
PUNISHED sEHl-gEESLY--
TGssdav Morning & Friday ANrrnooR.
FOE PREsI2E<I,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

~Psrt Of sur last FRIDAYS Issue vas
delayed severa! hours IN couseq1eDes OIL
break in the press.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Estate Of Lewis D. Va-ssr dsc'd

4 DYINISTIsTOR'S NOTICE-Lensrs
\ Of administration on the estate Of Lewis
ID. Yarger. deceased. late Or Bartiejon Boro',
having bern granted 10 The subscriber By The
Register Of Union cosniyin due form Of law,
all persons Indebted to SAID estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, and a
having anv Just claims sgainst the same may
present them dolly authenticated for ssiile neal
10 JOHN YARGER. Adminr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
To the Heirs Of Jacob Ysrger.
: MON County, SIS. The Comm
J Of PENNSYLVANIA.

Y Of Pennsylvania.
To john Iarger, Edward Yarger, ,Cstharine
intsrD.Tri-i xiih SIaon Haupt- Lewis NSrce- psui.
Long iuariisa @: Kmiy A. Ysrsrr. ssm1ri hiarSf ri
John BGckford, Caroline iatsrnsr-i.d with Jes-- kre
msr, Chesty with William Ssssr b4nard
I4-gsT 1a.disn Of Mary 9s-l sE1 sasi!a san -
Daniel Long Gusriisr u ;so. of Klma Ngss-F heirs
aud legal r-tr.niAtis- of Jacob N4rSer lste cf the
bsroof H.r;l-:nn Uuion O. deceased Greeting Where's
by an iuqses; duly awarded for that purpose hy the
orphans Coart Of the county aforesaid, tie Real
Estate Of the -aii Jaoo5 YArer appraised Line
.uarry and also the uocivi1ed hsf part Of tr-e
Of timber land situsts in sEis hship Uuaa couutr
and also certain tract Ct improved iant sitnsts in
Hartley tornshp county Aforesaid With the sppnrts
ke and u6-r-a. ef the he - Of tAs ssid
d-ces-d appeared in the of ssi ingsi
take the real estate at N. valuation thereof
and every of you are hereby eitsi 70 y. and spps-
ths general OrphNas Court TO b. held L-s-
burg the ish day ct Feb elec. take sad
raj estate at the valuation. aud in q refusal
40 then to sho~ Why the should
Dot be sold per elriAn.
Witness and AMI seal Of the ssif -s1rt a. L-ris
burg the 29;s DAY Of pscsnbsr D. ls's-
w. sASps, Ci-ss D G
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Tavern License.

NOTICE Is hereby given that
Ja-cb pa~surd. % Nif3iuhur<.
LLOYD GiatsE, G. V hi. Deer ;S-nship
IAfuaz %
Js-lb Ersns-, q Brady
have fi-o their peiIaous for Tavern License
with ,ne GEEK Of The Court Of Quarter sss.
SONS of UEion county, and he same Sili -
presented on Monday, the l5lh day Of Psh
neIi 20 the Court tor approval.
Jan 2 g II. EssSEsPIrG, p-,y CO.. O.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Wines and Liquors expressly for
MedcinAl purposes Ply snd PAiisa;s dssiring
good quality, would % well - call before purctaaa6
Elsewhere.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

s@Gec. +. Miller, E-q., has returned
home with greatly improved health.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Toilet Articles. a fine assortment
Extr,cts % Harms ns. gsus HsElsy slsan. sastura
and ether lauufscturs-s. Also >n- xs-crtusns =
COlognes ami H-4s Uii, ~ he bottle Or 4uantisy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Liquid Renne:, Co1s Sparkling
CisIatue aT uasio iros deserts FrsvoI.nr Ex:r.ssS
EAuiiiA OrsEg- Lemon. Fvarh Almond, Nutrss Cslss1
&c Also sny other P-sFsJsoa f1s culinary rurpassA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

A de.er,er from the Union army lately
visited kingsviile, Cauada, fell in love
with = girl there, and married her. He
sent her to Deiroi, to buy clothes /; she
wrote to him to come and choose for him
self which be uususpec,ingly did, and was
given up as deserfer by bis cbarmer, who
also received the $50 reward without .
murmur, and went back home.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Lamps! Lamps Coal Oil, and
Fluid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Soapsl soaps for Washing, Shaw
inG, removing Grrass, and f1r Dental purposes-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Gov Rramiaite is chosen u. :. Senator
from K.ntus.y, in place Of Powell, COP.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

We ere selling. at very low rateG
gallon. half galien, ard quart 81 isirs Jars.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Pocket Books, Purses. Port Folio9
CoDtS. Brushes, Pocket Euivss, s--ssrs Of Anersaa
s-G Ez-.sh AaGt2rtG-e SJAiJuery eaoi-s Ci,a.s -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Gen. WOOL has publicly expressed his
belief ths, Buchanan knew the desigus Of
the rebels before his election, and tha, he
promised, if elected, no, to interfere, but
TO promote their work in every possible
msoher.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Our TinctGrcs. Syrups. OintmentA
ard othr PhA-ulso-u-eai PE-fArstions 1snussss.
I'D by ourselves from pure drugs and warranted -
b. OF Ofaensl strength.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
Mammoth Drug store
BENNETT BROS

suoee-sor- o. : CAIiyuL-
Y O>T respectfully inform the public thsS
Vi they have assumed coRiFol OF the above
establishment. and Just reed a fresh supply
of Drugs, Chemicals, PAINS. White Lead
farnishes, P0uy, GAS. Coal Oil, Maships
OIL, Pure Spices, DyssIufs. &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
IEUELEf ALBRIGHT,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Ofice near ihs
n Couu House. IA the room lately oceu-
pied BY l.. 3. Christ. Esq.
Bsrs pav and tnuutv. D-usans procured r- soid-
th-.r ta.iE-s- also, sx-n s0R .n1
substitute Ta-s l-- ard for fho-@ lisb- d-a or
such a. nav b arzftz1- fLes.s.urg. Ja- J. ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

nor RENT--TRo ROOMS above Bennett
L BIOS Dug Store. For fur her partiee-
lars inquire Of then. Lewisburg. Jan. Isl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

.Te stated the 1t told without the least
ir;eutou of unduly iaai;us the detrsctins from
the merits Of the other officers; aud thabk
resYoDdent for setting the matter right.-Ep.
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saswist ure Aarket.

yEspUg NorE: for ..ls .. BE- s.ar Chro aieIe' ea
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mind and dtstresB, Of ihOdy, had 'mAtursd q
ptnnit for his escape Which was TO sunder,
byImeansiofGhis teeth, the tough thongs
which served to bind him 90 securely. VI 10
nHe oimpatisptly ,WRitsdI for midnight,
when atie sleep Of the Indians would bS
most likely to be profound ,au oi gls asfs,
Time spAsseds away and 'ae olast5 even
Link, & and Miss Hawkins sank into aft
ful Glnmbef. MILLER, ,iimplOring divine aid,
embraced thiB % the auapicious moment to
beginl the difficult and dangerous work he
had in contemplation! ,,5si1t sscie 500
With an nnnonquerabls will and unfal-
tering discrimination hal IAb6fed arduousIy
for some timeG accomplishing but littleJ
Though having . set of good teeth, he
at, times almost despaiFed5 of SUCCESS ON
account Of,+the toughnesg Of the material
on which hegwas,oper But Rtleugth
from its deep track - where 1t had become
embedded in the muscles of his arm. biEo7
One Of the Indians turned in his alsepI
Miller lay in the semblanc6 ofsleep. Ten
miuutes elapsed, aud NO further movement
being observed, he treSumed his efforts to
nnfetter himsslfg' .;g a;SsJ ne 5saJs lsU'a
Atlength his success was complete Ho
stole forth cautiously from 1he circle of bis
captors. Gnideds by the ntAra. be Was soon
on the direct route back to Buffalo, where
he arrived aboato the break of day, AS
Soom as essentsIed the block house alone
and without his gnnj the inmates diviued
that s0mg' ,aRf1l StcalamiEy. had befallen
himself and his companions. I
When inquired of 40 70 Hupp aud Fish!
er, the great deep of his manly soulG was
broken up, and the aWfully narrowing
scenea of thellast tweuty-four hours rush
ing through his mind rendered him speech.
less. And he could only respond by
pointing to the deep aud purple thong fur.
rows in bis arms, and amid the emmoTionsl
throbbings of his heart and the heaviuR Of
bis herculean chest, burst Into food of
unbiddeu tears! aIAs U4 .tC,9 -as a.
The abundant tribute Of tears from those
around him, convinced Miller that true
sympathy 10 natural to the human heart.
The sad events of the day previous hav- |
log beeni learned, it was desirable to ex-
tend the rites Of sepulchre to those who
had fa1lsnso .suir 5gg a.1r-s.. susl g..
Amongst those who shouldered their n.
aes 7 and set,out, beaded by Captain Mil
Ter, TO perform these last sad rites, were
John Miller Andrew Deeds aud Jacob |
Rowe. .nogl
Even after the lapse of macy years Capt.
Miller could seldom beiinducRd to-recouut |
these tragic scenes in which he had acted |
70 conspicuous part, 80 indelibly i'm
pFeased upon his sensitive soul were their |
drilling. reality, and so harroWingly pain
'uE to him were their rehearsal. Aud
when through feelings of friendship he was
constrained to uaFrate them, it was always
With tears streaming down his manly
'heeks. of l.Lanam 'r'h at1s r.ta Fui; r'
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:
TH8 .RuEPese Of thS tnsstutlOu Il to instrnst
i young men (And women tool in the principle
which govern the cUFre6t tfanGSetlon Of p6enniaFy
buHinOSs Aoe0anEantahip 6ndItS soinita6iS
Hliusog5 BOOIksKEEPINGTai u i'i
stripped Of itl AhSurd VoRbtaRo and ancient mo-
hEitJ and intEiea1Il and AdaPted9to tho m6dsrn
mode OF doing bpGinGSs, especially In 4hs UnIt0d
BtateI d the leading 5ubees 6fttentiOu, It's LAWS,
ttOn a. those Of natuO and comprised 10 HoEy few
words, are hrat made familiar 70 the student, Who
kkSsnnS N T,rTosroSS ~ ~ 49,
variety u f5rns, ti he thus aoquireI naSteFy 81
the art which enables him 70 sppIy Il With fa6fty
TO any kind q bndne1g,f rGbli.s8Yui a. EgII.
goo A WRLTING SCHOOL, D 50,
u open day aud evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen where without entering for tho fnN
eourse, good handwriting can be obtained "a .
. -yT.7T atIy ARlTHlIETLC, aa isilsgl
and its application 70 all uaanneroD aa,-.s4 s..
, ooUNTING-H0UsR CALCULATIONS, Issi
reoeiy0 tho AttsntOn their primary i6puEtanoo de-
EnAndS. Tho student will b0 mAdo quAlnted with
several modes Of calculation moi found u booka
tending greatly 70 the abbroVIAtloh OF hih Eof ~
ThoEs h opeHto thp STUDENT also : eourSsof i7o7t
8ut shBUB1NHBE SCIRNCHt saiji a
comprising Political Economy, CommSfoiai L6vISn
neAge5 Finance Banking and OuTrUney;also mExims
OF eminent BpIinel! Men IN regard to The besI
%stsSd! q sondueEins buHinesi h sue9sHtally HPd
Instructions In the above GuhJsctI aEe fnterSpcra
Cd with uaxims and ineuleations tending to thu
formation OF high character as men and citizens.
The oolrso OF Instruction Il Intended to 80 &,
comprehensive and thorough a. that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 70 ths stu
dent d much len. TIT
1,I.H. begs leave to refer those to whom he d
unknown to the o1leers Of the banks IN Wheeling
and BE1dgePorts and especially To hiD students. =
Z -Haauag9b TERMS SO. .=trdI -Et NJ
Por the full course above IndioatSd the tuitiop
tee u S3Os payable on entering. kOr the regulate
uultmiknds n In
turn at pleasure: The course Il usually completed
In from Two to three months. = f.U 90 mi 4
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r.HH uENkhAL OO.
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WEsT IVA, !
In TIE FIELD, NEAR CEDAR 6RREK,
h a. s5. o. -. MAY %, 1864 .
4 /. Captain Michael Aur, Company A.,
Fifteenth New York cavalry, having, on
the morning Of the 22d inst, allowed a
reserve picket guard of about thirty men,
under his command, to be disgracefnlly.
surprised and captured by a party of the
enemy, consisting of mounted and dis
mounted men, the reserve, picket guard
not firing q shot, and the result being
the loss on our side of eleven men, forty.
five horses aud some small, arms capt1.
red ), Captain Michael Aut, Company A.,
Fifteenth New York cavalry, 10 hereby
dishOuorably discharged the service Of
the United States from this date, sub
ject to the approval of his Excellency
the President, to whom this order will
Immediately be forwarded. a OBOE '' tN
no IL The Major General commauding
accepts this Opportunity Of announcing
that all officers Commanding guards, out.
posts atd piCketS will be held strictly re.
sponsi6ie for the performance Of their
duties; aud that no excuse will be accept.
Cd for such officers if guilty Of, negligence,
Inactivity or misconduct before the yene-
my. In this department, and especially
On the expedition now about moving. the
yigilank and effectuale performance 81 OUT
post and picket duty is of supreme inn
portauce, involving the, eafeky and sue.
cess Of the entire command, Officers Of
outpost and picket, assqiled BY superior
force who do their whole duty, feel the
enemy's strength, and fall back fighting.
| bringipgtwith them all iattainahle infors
| nation, will be promptly recognized and
their good conduct rewarded; but towards
derelict officers Of guardsS- outposts and
picketS,l no -leniency will in any cdse be
SHOWING Rs anyterfor on the sidefof tisrc55
in such oaseswould be a S6fihe gSRaihst
the whole command put in, jeopardy ,bY
their, 'neglig igeneee or ineffeient e This
order VIII be rehd immediately npon its
1receipt at the head Of every regiment
battalion and conn papy in the troops com.
j, PSsipg Try army In The field: By com
'li ;ph1s. q. HILlFiihNF, ASP Adj sGen.sq
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@. g Ii 1fycu Do, ~ s'e ts4a
Hoo8and's German BittersI
FSSa J. BsaStOs Brosva, D. D., Editor oFths RssyL
eIoP63fG II RoIE0LoaS knOULcdas. =,

FFOuS J. H6aSEOs BroO0a, D. D., Editor ofEhs RssD-
eIcPoata u RsifOGouS kHOUIo&0G. s.s-.-
AlfhopEh not disposed 70 hyoE or recommend
Patent hedieiRSS u gsnsrGl, through distruSt Of
thSE ingru4t0RtA and oRoct1, yet know OF no sum
aslt rOaSols Why man may not testify to the b0nRt
be bOlieTel hlnSah 70 have received from hny simple
pEoPAratOnG IN ths hoPo that he may thus contrib
ute To the benOAt Of othRF1. =. f.-
Dc this thO more FOadiy In regard 70 HOoaand's
German Bittarl, prepared By DE-. g. II. JNekHOn, Of
this city, because Eal pFRudieod Againlf them for
many Jean, under the Impression IhAt they were
ehioAy An alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted 70 my
frsnd Robert EhOsEaaESE, nsq.Efor. thO TenoyAl Of
this pEjadieS BY proper tsstb and -f6r OteouraEe-
meut % tEy them when suffering from great And
loag continued DEBILITY. Tbs use Of three bot1lOl
q Tha8O BiEtGS, &c the beginning Of the present
yeAR followed by widest rOliSL and restoration
% . degree Of bodily and montAl VtEo1 which had
not EslE ~ dig Doda1s before and hn1 almost de-
NJ fiond e ss;EOetiRg Ne . 6 use d teen. E@S
PhnAaolPA SJunS - lSsI.
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sAbout three miles South OF WOst Alexander. Pa
and on the right bank OF Middle Wheeling Greek,
and on land now owned by Robert RrGkinb. n a !,
was the site q Link's cabin. We were recently
liam Porter, sr, 70 tho spot where eighty yearS
ago tLis rude eabln stood. Traces Of Its ruins are
stln to be seen: It stood only few feet from the
West Virginia line. ...- .,
the. NatlohG Road u NOV lOeAted, within easy view
Of ViGpnA, on the Hempdeli raj road, aud near thu
foot OF what u known h5 AHaHkins' Hill i" on land
owned by John Conner, Btq. The stable on the
logs from this ancient cabin. al. T., r1ift,r.,
fThis inhlnt UAs william Hawkins, Who was
0td6ty BdrI6yur oTW Waihit gtOn county, Pa, about
tlie;yper lo2ohna ;tHalsp ,---lrl Ie llhinD
adzS q 10 SS 9lsSs y SSSS AZ IN n
IidIads u ithelf ylniS - beyond th0p Ohio. sAhd
and taken up on thb hile north OF his own cabin,
aud In fall view OF it, when he set up a. tar
get and shot At by the Indians. His F0maina were
Inferred by the aide Of those Of Hupp and PIsher,
about midway between his cabin and the creek
Tho cut through'tho bAuk for the country road has
disturbed the G0pulehro OF these pioneer nartysFa
Here At the road side the venerable William Porter
sr. has frequently picked portions Of human bones
outof the erumbltng bank.
kIIaI HaWLinH IaI cArFIsd by her eaptoru to
their hAuni in the interior tohio. Here she was
led In triumph 70 the E1Gyam and with due rm
and ceremony adopted into the tribe. She soon
learned TO recprecAto that dIsnteFst6d tenderness
With which she EaS 90 ensetFoDately loved By the
Many yeGFs alter She had been welded 10
Shawnee Chief, sh0 returned to the noEhuOrhood
on visit 70 her pAlafAced relatives. But the dull
her, a6e soon returned to her Wild Indian home.
fThO Hold gun" and remnants Of the equipments
carried by jacob Rove on thIs occasion are now in
the PoI!otsion Of the writer Of this narration.
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followed her to her place sotseonceaImenti
erouched quietly qutvering!,by,l her side
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sANL AoCLRLLAH, VIeo-PfaSIdsnt.

n. q ARTHUR AEsnt Ior paying Psuz3oOl oaea
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE f'O CREDITORS.

MoIlCf--'s hereby given.,hat the subserI-
u bers have oi.,aimad truia The Orrhans 'C,,,,t 1
OF ot. Mary's county IN MARY land, letters .f
ajmInist. htlIn ..n ts t.-ssrnai .,,nle of In. 3
Newt. late Of said .';:aty, deceased. a.,
persons haw,ss e.a.ns against the sand de.
ce'sci. .sre Hereby wmrnsd to exh,hi, the sam.
with the proper '"urt.s thereof, 10 the cut.
sc'ibers on or before ;i,s i2i, day of Feb. 1855:
"Lh.r"Ise they may be c,eia.!t,! by iax from,
an benefit "i lie s:id estate. Gi,em under our
hands tt,s llth Gay VI .Ang:!st. 1864.
IN0:x. SCOTT:
AS s. DOWNS,
=: ADMINISTRATOR -.
Ausas, ll.a. lsC1-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
WILFRED COLLISION.

lie sa> committed TO my c1s,~iy upon the
.harge .f lass ,ulrin. with intent to XII,
llcnfy ii. Is,ngl.y, Es1 =. oi ss,. lnign-s Dis
fricr, ii, THIS county, Sis. negro IN ab,u,
siwa.y Eve years of age siout, has a full face.
is al high: rops,er euless. and abou, five feet,
sigh, or nine incaes high. y" marks upon
his person are Remembered lie was dres,ts.
swhen he made his escape. In dark wullcn
inntaloens. and cn.At-app,rcntly much w"gr,
black .eit hat. au,l a pair ui ol,i shoes. !
wii! gi'e tbs above reward frr his apprehen-
si"n si.l Cchscry &. me, N i.r ms Hdsmcu,
IN the co;.hiy 1,il, at Lern.ritnwp.
..4 PHILIP H. LAISEY.
August lsG4-ix Sa's 81. Ha-,'s Go.