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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-15
SheriH7S Sales.
CHERRIES SALE.
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrtrE as Iowa LEE Cos
by virtue eta special execution TO me directed issued
By the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county favor
Of Hiram Barney and against Henry Horst, land also
q decree against Peter w. Potter aud Alnieda Potter
/ have levied upon and will sell the highest bid
der the front door Of the Clerks Office of the District
Court OF Lee errntv. Iowa at keokuk in said county
the ldth day % lady. A. D. 1854 between the hours
Of 9 o'clock L. ". snd O'clock M commencing at
o'clock NJ Of said say, the following property towit
The west onebslf of the southeast quarter II eetion
twenty nine t2s in Township sfxtyseven 1911 north Of
range 1--WE II west In Lee county, Iown.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order of court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Zee 81 Co., ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokrk, June Is, o. Sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
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EOKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
COMPOsIrORs WANTED. -
Two compositors can get work by ~
plying at this Office Immediately.

SoLDIERs' ORPHAN ASYLUM. - Sub
scribers to this fund will please make i'm
mediate payment to Col. d. B. Hills.
Treasurer, as the money is now wanted.
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~ The Masshall County Reporter
says that Isaac Benson, Of Eden, vas
killed BY lightning on Thsnday. The 7sh
int. ~ ,~.s
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~Bunting Flags, all sizes. hsauiao
tured BY c. H. Emerson, Fourth 4.
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CHERRIES SALE.
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Covyrr-ss.
By virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county favor
Of o. G Hale, and against A II. Heasiip and s.
LIP (ani decree against John Donahoe and Others
have levied upon and will sell 20 the highest bidder
Al the 'front.' door Of the Clerks Office of the District
Court OF Lee coanty, Iowa. nj keokuk. In said county
the 18th day OF Aug A. d. 1854 between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock P. NJ commencing at
o'clock r. NJ Of said day. the following property tnwt
Twenty t2ol feet OF from the OF no. and
all Of lot eleven III 10 block hundred fioo la the
city Of keokuk being 70 on Franklin street ty
lao feet desp TO and including the alley in said block
Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be Sold to satisfy said writ
Of execution.
Keokuk, July IL, 81 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 COL Sheriff of Lee Co.. Iowa.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

SaEhlFF . GALE.
NJ SrArx CT Iowa, LEE Goa
By virtue of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court OF sad county In
OF George Williams, Jr, and against A. H. Hessp land
also decree against Susrnnah r Heaslip and others)
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder At
the mont door Of the Clerk nce or the District Court of
Lee county, Iowa Keokk in said county, on the 18th
day Of August A. D. 1864 between the hours cfo O'Clock
A. H. md 4ocicck r. H. cominencing At O'Clock p r.
of said day, the following property tovit The east 20
FEET cfot 10 xnd AL Of lots II IL In block 100 III the
city Of Keokuk. Lea county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee 81 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, July Is, "a. Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
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The river i still rising slowly me weather yesterday
was again excessively hot Ass
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w. r. k0hh6E,
No. 4a1 ChestnYo&t-, Philadeiphia.

Pr3ce III Box Sold by Drnegistp sverywhsep
JOHN y. KRONER, Rfneipal Aeeut
" COS Chestnut rAilsdsfph'.-
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Rors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
News

Gen. Grant telegraphed on the 10th
that the fighting on the james river that
day resulted iayorably TO US, tie enemy
having been driven semewhat from ti.
position. The Rebel Genls. Camblln and
Gherrard we're killed, and 400 or 500
prisoners taken.
On Friday morning q portion Of Gen.
Sheridau's wagon train appeared at Ha-
gers,own, and on this fact the rumor star
ted that our forces in Shenandoah valley
were falling back, as if pushed By vastly
superior army Of rebels.
Admiral Farragu. has invested Fort
Morgan and demanded It's surrender,
which x,s refused All the enemy's COM
punications are cut of from the fort.
The Indians are committing great dep.
relations in tho west, numbering indis-
crimina,sly, burning houses, 80. The
overland mail is suspended in consequence.
The "a corps made an assault On the
enemy on last Tuesday, and carried the
Rebel works, driving the enemy with
heavy loss, capturing large number Of
prisoners, guns, &c. In this engagement,
Col. j. |. Gregg vas wounded.
Gen. Steduan vas severely wounded in
an engagement at GraysrilIe, Tenn, on
the llth inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Flesh Obst .uctinns-the Bolt.

A French physician once assured US
that be believed the boiling cloth takes
away more lives than intoxicating liquor
does. The theory was .ha. the hJur that
gets through the bOlting cloth is 80 Toe
As to pass with the blood into every part
Of the body, cloggiDg Up tie pores oue BY
one, inducing iIac,iou, Constipation, aud
finally SO obstruc,ing perspiration as to
bring on disease aud ultimately death. In
unison with bis theory another Frenchman
has proposed Some means to :emo5e this
dead aud inert matter which clogs life's
fountains. But medicine TO remove j. is
no. SO good way as to prevent its ever
coming. The theory is corrobora.ed BY
DR.. HALL, Cin Journal of Heaih,) who
argues for doing away the boiling cloth ss
matter Of economy, aud says:
"a pound Of foe -four or indian (corn)
meal contains three times as much meat as
one pound Of butchers roast beef; aud if
the whole product Of the grain, besu aud
all, were made into bread, fifteen per cea.
more Of puttiuent would be added. Un-
fortunately the bran, the coarsess part, is
thrown away-ths very part which gives
soundness to the teeth and strength 30 the
bones and vigor to the brain. Five hun
dred pounds of fae -four give TO the body
Thirty pounds c! the bony elements while
the Same quantity Of bran give. one hun.
dEcd and twenty-five pounds. This bone
is Slime" the phospa.e lime, the indis.
peusable element Of health to the whole
human body, from the want Of the nstaral
supp,y Of which mul.itudes Of persons 60
into . general "decline" But swallow
ing "phosphates," in the shape Of pow.
dcrs or in sirups, 10 cure these "declines,"
has little or no virtue. The articles con.
tanned 10 these "phosphases" must pass
through natures laboratory, must be sub
iect to her uapipulations, in s!embics es-
peci.lly prepared BY Almighty power and
skill, in order to impart their peculiar
virtue to the human frame in plainer
phrase, ths shortest, safest, and moss in
fallible method Of giving strength to body,
bone and brain, thereby arresting disease
and tailding up the constitution, is to cot
and digest more bread made ont Of the
whole grain, whether Of wheat, corn, rye
or oats"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
From the 9Th Army Corps.
Ex,,ae. from a private letter, dated

HEAD cC4AILEs, % nIvrs7cS. oTH = c.
Aug. 18th, Isyi.
The result Of the election pleases every.
body here, and especially Us Peunsylva-
mans. We have now cur rights given US,
and we can use them in the field as we'll
at at home; and l assure you we will
give good account Of our stewardship.
Only send Us plenty of tickets, as We
have no printing eficos here.
see, By the Chronicle, tia. they have
our (i5th) regimen. taken prisoners a.
the late fight. Please have them correc.
that, as i; is mistake. We had but S5
men in that charge; the rest Of our men
were on picket line. We lost out of S5
in killed, wounded and prisoners 60 +; of
this number some so were taken prison
ers, and had the other troops stood their
ground, we would have lost none.
A few days ago l visited City Point,
jus. after the explosion Of that ordinance
boat. The sight was terrible one. The
boat was blown to pieces, and another boat
alongside Of it.
Animmensa amount Of government pro-
perty was also destroyed. Guns, ssbres.
saddles, ammunition, commisSary and
quarter master stores, lay around promis-
euously for over aquarter of q mile from
where the explosion took place. The
most beart-rendiDg account is the
great loss Of life. There vera 40 men
killed and 100 wounded many whose
names are unknown, we're blown into the
rive. One chaplain told me that he su-
perintended the burial Of IL dead men,
and p sacks full Of pieces of men, heads,
arms, hands, legs, bodies, &c, &c, that
we're picked up over space OF ground as
far As half . mile from the wharf. l
heard the explosion and saw the smoke at
our hospital, q distance Of eight miles.
Dozens of suffers houses on the banks
we're entirely destroyed. 1t was an awful
light The cause Of this terrible accident
IS yet unknown, bu. supposed to hare
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

bU EceTy county that vote3 far Curtin,
,Otcd also for The Soldiers, With an increased
majority proportional to the population.
No. one Republican county, or district. or
msn (to our kuOwledge) voted against tie
"qualifed electors in military service"
being restored to the rgh; Of suffrage
which the Copperheads deprived them of.
The addition of the Soldiers votes thus
secured Will swell ths. Of Abraham Lin.
coin.
De- Nine out Of ten Soldiers vote for
the Cuiou party, and in return all the
Union party vote for the Soldiers. They
understand each other, and We hope will
sustain each other until the war is ended
By the triumph Of Freedom and Right
over Slavery and Wrong.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

been FROM some Of the fixed ammuuiti0D
that was in tie boat.
We are still in from. of Petersburg, and
the usual amount Of connonading and
musaetry is our daily music. Every now
auI then 20 Ii. she'll comes rumbllng
along BY our bead quarters; letting us
know, as the razor strop man used to say,
.that there ore few more left Of the same
sort" | have became so used TO their
humming that can tell exactly the course
they have selected for thoir journey. l
trus, they Will no. come close enough to
hut Doc q.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TN the Orphans Court Of Union county
| in the matter cf the frs, and final account
OF Charles Neil, Administrator of SrsASxAH
MoLL, late Of West Buifaloe township, decd.
The Auditor appointed TO make distribution
OF the balance in the hands of the Admins
traitor aforesaid among those entitled TO The
same. will meet for that purpose at his office
in Lewisburg, on Tuesday the 3eih day OF
August. 1864, at ten O'Clock. A n. when and
where all persons are notified TO present lheir
claims or be deharred from coming In for
share o! the fund.
JOHN 3. LINN, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
BLACK MARE.
LETTING.

Q EAfiED proposals will be received IN ii
- the first day of September next, by the
subscribers, at the Office Of VIM. Cameron,
for the excavation and construction OF dram
from the Marsh 10 the River on the farm Of
VIM. Cameron in ChillisquaQue.
The drain will be about 400 feet long and
will require about 5000 cub. yais. Of eIcava-
uon.
The trunk of the drain will be constructed
as follows:
Isl. A bottom Of boards will be laid down
exactly to grade 10 be fixed by the tubscri-
bers.
%. Two parallel courses of brick, each
bricks high will be placed on the bottom,
with space of - or IS inches on the clear
between the courses. The distance between
the courses 10 be fixed BY the subscribers.
81. The drain or trunk viii be covered
with flag stones. carefully laid, so as 10 ex-
clude the sand or gravel.
sih. The earth removed for the purpose
Of putting in the trunk must all be replaced
in the channel from which 1t was taken SO as
TO leave the surface ofthe ground as uniform
as possible.
5ih. The materials for the trunk will be
delivered to the contractor on the ground.
Proposal will state price Per cubic yard
for the excavation. and this price will include
or cover the cost OF putting IN the trunk COM
plete, and filing up the trench as above sta
ted. No extra allowance will be made Tor
any of these items. Proposals may stale d
gross sum for the whole job complete.
The work TO be commenced Immediately.
and to be finished by the e0th Of November
next. For any further information enquire
of WM CAMERON,
Augl5'64. JOS.MNESBIT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

AGovERNoRW WITHOUT 4 STATE. One
Of the mos. curious documents that We
have seen lately is "a Proclamation BY
Isham G. Harris, Governor of Tennessee,
printed in the Atlanta (Gs) Appeal, sp-
pointing an election 10 the Eleventh Con.
gressional district Of Tennessee, to fill a
vacancy caused by the death of Hon.
David NJ. Curriu. Polls are to be opened,
not only 10 the district, but wherever
there are Tennessee soldiers. Inasmuch
as Harris has been an exile from Tennessee
for long time, aud would not dare set
his foot 90 its soil except clandestinely,
this proclamation may be styled "ths
height Of the ridiculous"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRISBURG, Friday, Aug.

for Chambersburg to lo0,0o0, and the
House coueurred The sum (or such por-
ton of it as may be needed Is to Be dis
tributed, by FIVE sworn residents, among
those only who are in actual need. E.ti-
mating 500 600 from other sources,
Chsmbersburg will receive 100000 il
all. If 1000 persons or loo families, are
homeless and needy, this would afford
500 to each person OF s., 600 beach fami-
ly-certainly very liberal. Pittsburg re-
reiyed less from the State, but more 10
other ways Of my memory serves me-
but money, then, wss far u ore useful than
it now is in obtaining Wha: WAS consumed
by the fire.
The Militia Bill YES agreed to BY both
Houses, and goes to the G overuor.
The Revenue Bill reported by DR. Reed
was ordered to be printed, and lies owe.
to next session.
Amendments to tie General Bounty
Bill, designed to cure all known defcieD-
cies, are under consideration.
Thadie1s Stevens and Wm. F. John
s,on we're among the sisi,ers here ycster-
day. Old legislators come thus, year BY
year, to view the scene Of former labors,
triumphs, ani-detea,s. Tbad. looks'ss
sharp and independent as ever.
SATcRDAY, Aug. 90.
Visited the Nsrketthis smorning-wor,h
dollar, every day, as an exhibition or
endless picture gallery. Prices "steep"
and money plenty as usual. Was par,ic-
ularly struck with an original observation
Of Barr, the suctionee.. Some one asked
if some soap Il think that was the article)
was good? be declarsdit was-"see there
said be, triumphan'ly, "it has the Gorern-
raen: stamp on IT," wbereupon the thing
event of like hot cakes" TO al sdniring,
open-mou,hed, loyal crowd! cReuiuded
me Of the religious champion, down South,
who told bis simple.minded hearers that
bis book was the true religion, aud could
90. be spoken against, because it was
"c..ered accordiny 10 As Of Coryrem"-
therefore was pasional, and endorsed BY
tie Government }
Looking at 6 printed list Of voters put
up in one Of the Wards of Harrisburg, I
found that the proportion Of owners Of
real property Is very small iudeed-,hus,
in one column, there appeaIs IS
Owners Of real estate Is
Tenants 35
Single men 90
So that not one-third Of the resident
males owned the property they are on, and
there are half as many single men as oU-
ners and tenants! This does no. include
the hundred, of casual persons, in the city
temporarily. One ortEo regiments could
be raised here Of surplus o. eble.bodie
youth and jet Harrisburg is buying Up
recruits from the most remote counties,
while she has (proportionatels) more ma
terial than any of them.
Local bounty bills occupied mos. of the
time.
There is general apprehension that
the Rebels are trying to force a march up
the Valley again, and that Gen. Sheridan
is On the defensive, aul wary. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphan.' Court OF Union eounry-
in the mater OF the second anI Gual
account Of Charles Mol. Executor O.! the
last will and reS'aInrnl Of COSEsp MOLL, .aIs
Of WeS. BuiTaoe township, deceased.
The Audi'or appointed upon exceptions
fled 10 the above account. ard 10 distribute
the sum admitted by accountant 10 " tus and
IN his hands among those legally en:.t.ei to
The same, will meet for sal! purposes al Ms
office in Lewisburg. on Tuesday the s0.h day
of August, 1854, al one o'clock, z ", when
and where all persons interested are notified
10 be present and present their claims. other
wise Ihey will be dsbaEred from coming IN
Tor a sha.e of the fund.
JOHN D. LINN, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
BY TELEGRAPH.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 22.-Saturary's
Givices are that Gen. Warrens forces bad
crossed the Weldon failrosd, southwark,
aud cur forces still held their position on
the north side Of Jsmcs river making con.
siderable gains, with che greater loss Of
men to the enemy. Lo.ess Intelligence
from Gen. Sherman was deemed sa,isfsc-
tory st the War Department. The Rebels
occupy Msrsinsburs With small force.
Gen. Sheridan, with good force Is uida
awake for any movement.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

EsRoas In middle Of middle colnmn
of our last paper, lst page, "saubury"
should read son,e5o,iy, and "WashiugtOn"
should read Lycom,ry county. These and
other slips Of pen or type are sunoyins,
but sometimes unavoidable when the
writer of an article happens not to read
the proof Eve do not notice all mishaps
of the kind, but give this reason why they
do occur.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

b6rIn gloating over the destruction of
Chsnbersburg, the RichuOnd Sentinel
grows peculiarly eloquent about the im-
macu.a.e Christianity, humanity, philan.
tbropy, benevolence, generosity, chivalry,
forbearsnce, tender-hsartedness, charity,
aud general purity Of character Of
the Rebel soldiers. Its pharisaical pra-
tings are nauseatiDg to those who have not
been taught to sing p0ans to their own
virtues. Its self.lauda.ions might almost
persuade the reader into the belief that
every cut-throa, in the Rebel service is
supplied With . pair of well-developed
wings, ready to "soar away to everlasting
bliss" Immediately after having his breath
knocked out by some sinful Yankees bull
let. II the Rebels are such righteous
people, it is little singular tba, no eyi-
dence other than their own assertions has
been discovered. Starving, shooting, hang
ing and sOrturing honorably surrendered
prisoners, burning out friend and foe in
Unfortunately, and committing every
crime known in bAsbario warfare, do not
3ai:e prove their absolute Christianity
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

1Ou last Tuesday morning, the mai!
train bound east came in collision with the
express near Moutoursville, ipjuripg Rev.
Dr. Watson, Of Milton, and . Mr.. NJ
Cormick, of Lock Haven, pretty severely in
the legs. The train contained $50 armed
soldiers en- route for the new rebel base in
Columbia county. No others we're injured
to Rcy extent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
United States Claim Agents.

4 LICENSE having been granted 70 The
n undersigned 10 carry on the business ~
United states Claim Agents in Union county.
they will all. nd promptly 10 the collection of
bach pay and boun,les and the procuring q,
pension. fUr soldiers VI their legal representa-
lives, and the prosec os claims asalns,
the Unred states.
JAMES F. d John d. LINN
Lewisburg, March -, 1884
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
PIBIIsHED sEHl-WEEkLF.-
TUESDAY Morning & Friday Afternoon
sr- About forty recruits lef; this place
for Harrisburg yesterday morning

Bd-The mail from Lewisburg to MitHin-
burg, &C., now leaves this place immedi-
stely after the arrival Of the express train
from Harrisburg about Z o'clock A. NJ, ,
aud connects a, Mlfflioburg with daily
line west. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, coach runs from the latter
place, when travellers can be carried tbro'
without stopping. A buggy runs on the
alternate DAYS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
nner" Copperhead Counties. P enn.

Epery county roting oyaina the Solder,
co'ed also against Cor. Curtin, and reiu
(unless the Soldiers vote is pretty large
and unanimous) vote against Pres Lincoln.
THERE Is ERECORD. Every vote
Known to be cast in opposition to the lst
Amendment, was east BY . Woodward
man. Fifteen counties only voted asaius.
the Amendment-and those counties all
vote g times ont Of tep) "Democrs,ic :"
There are the fgures-soldiers, and SOL
diers' friends please look at them. Wood.
ward Democrats first denied the cons,i,u.
tional right of soldiers to vo,e-and then
they voted against amending the cons.i-
sutton 50 that they could vote
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

s&-Tbe BIoOnsburg DemOcval, (the
organ of the rebe! Army Of Fisbingcreek,
has somehow learned that the Philad
Union League has completed arrange
ments for buying up all the preachers in
the State Of Pennsylvania who can be
bought, and they comprise the large ma
jority," to stump it for Mr.. Lincoln, and
predict. that "we shall therefore soon
hear these apostles Of peace howl for war,
these sheep 10 wolves clothing" &c.,
" howl to the Loyal Leagues" 1t might
be we'll for Col. Tate 10 secure Q few Of
these " sheep in wolves clothiug'tO serve
as chsPIaius in the above army, before the
stock is entirely exhausted.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

Rev. James 4. Brown, d. d. Of York.
(who was driven OUT Of the South 5y the
Slaveocracy} has been appointed Profess
or Of D.iactic Theology in the Theologic-
al Seminary c, Gettysburg. He succeeds
the venerable Rev Dr. Schmucker, who
held the station about forty years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Administrators Notice.

NITHEREAS,i- ,i-ii.rs ef al driniSira,ion upoo
w the esiale or ELIJAH GUTER. deed,
late Of " hiie Deer township, Union Co,
have been granted TO the subscriber. IN due
fora IL law, notice Is hereby given 10 all PEE.
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted 10
said estate, 10 make immediate payment; I;
AMI those having Claims against the sane,
viii preseII iheIa duly sGthenIlcaIet for se,-
tlemenL JOHN GuYER. Admir-,
or ms Au'y, J. II. q. RASeK
July IS, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
SCHOOL NOTICE.

DY order Of the School Directors Of The
ID Borough Of Lewishurs, .he PUBLiC
SCHOOLS Of this DoIouch Will open On
THURSDAY the l5th day Of September, 1854
and Saturday the Sd Of September - hxed
ior The Examination Of Applicants for the
TEN SCHOOLS, 10 be held in The Souih
Ward School Buildihs,) commencing At
O'Clock, A. NJ. JOHN b. LINN,
Secretary of the Board