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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05
Arrival and Closing OF Malls a.
the Cumberland POSt.OmCe.

Arrival and Closing OF Malls 81
the Cumberland POSt.Omce.
FROM THE EAST,
Express though mail arrives e.s D. M
Mail trail through and way mans
FROM THE WEST.
Mail Train, through mail arrives s.oS o. IN.
Express train through man anu
Way Mail arrives. io'1i p l"
Through mail for the East closes 900 p m
Nav mail and through Mail for
the East closes e.io .. N.
Tbrouoh Mail for the West closes $50 p. m
Through and Way Mail for the
West closes 80 p W.
Bedford mail closes a. H.
Plank Road mail closes p NJ
National road nail closes p N.
Flintstone mail at twelve NJ, Tuesdays and
Fridays. -o,,,,.v nv
Feb. 10, 1864.-3t.
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DR. ". q. MCCORMICK

O9Fs bis proesssionsi ssrvfeu = ths d.
i1eps q cupberha4 aud vicinity. Hi oAa
3 on South Mechanic Street, ~ dooes haiov
essdy $40 stsrsnsa's Ssese srt oppedsa shs
eunt.risn1 CT. Bank. Ars!f-I-.
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c rental or annual value is not

LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIRITU.
Gus ORFERMHNTED LIQUORS, 0RLAGER
BEER.-The amounts Of license to be paid BY
retailers Of spirituous and fermcnted liquors or
lager beer, are as follows IF tie value Of the
stock in trade be $500 or less............S IS 90
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Name of Owners.
Maria Armstrong
Lewis A. Armistead
Hanson Briscoe (heirs)

Elisha Brobst and Joseph
II. Gibson
Matilda Brobst
Sarah Brobst, F. 4. Miller,
and Samuel Miller
Andrew Bruces' heirsl
Theo. 5. Bantz
John Diehl
John Hyde
William Jewell
Samuel Jays (heirs)
Mary A. Legg.
Montevue Mining and Man
ufacturing company
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Description of Property.
Name of Owners.

II
ParIhr improvement acres
Mmr Sany N
s.%s sA .s .s s 81:
oSisn ~ NoaS
HSM
&c aSS dasss as s saa .. =, >. :, ;, !. >.
Hsna"" o1i an "a sh h ya '4"
IJhnRAn as
Inhof
LLMsnsw3 ~%s@" Mm
hopoe OS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05

eCtHo City Cumber
tsandP named and described in the towl
of
assessed the Of the per
edinthe owner
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05
David Bolimaa


Frederick Barg
J. w. Bacon, EXT. Of B.
Riggs.
Alexander Chisholm
John Everet0
Joseph Faith
JB Ford
Samuel FHck
J P Kennedy
B q Elias, D Lawrence
and u Riddle
Martha Mclaughlin
In L VIM Morton
J xcCobb \ " Fl Miller
!. ". xcCulloh
slnhSy4 a~.,'s fhe;rfi
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George AcCutcheon

George AcCutcheon
Joshua A. Richie.
Matthews & Legge
Andrew Shrayer and
Henry Miller.
Jacob Vanmeter
Margaret Charles
Mary Doshiel
Martin Bracket
David Kerr Jr. theirsj
Matthew Kelley
J. B. Armlstead (heirs)
". K. Armistead (heirs)
Vim. Murdock's (heirs
". V. aud Q. ". Nc
Weigh
Vim. Morton
David Percy
Charles Willet
John Wilmot
William Young
Vim. Young (heirs)
Jost Yoder
Patrick Dorsey
Jonn II. Amen
). DawSon' : q 1 LeHei' I"
William barrow
William ycR,ai,
9 ' co,'ra,n;"r
- -
o.o n po,-y
'' "
n r s,r r
6. Rizer and j. Cook
Robert Porter
po,.,. co,,,,,,raJ "
pt;,;ns
u.na- up Su., cb;,as
= wn-uhx P Tierma,
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ICollectOr's Sale of Lands for Taxes.

in
1864 and the powers
sby wIsla bidder for
SATURDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1864
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05

DISTRICT NO.
Part of Potatoe Garden, and John and Mary,
200 acres at 81.
Bishops Globe 929 acres at !.
Pantee 34a acres, Chaptico 3lt acres, Lots Nos
1893, l22s, 255, 1868, 1873, 1929, 4T2, l275,
AL 1890, 1896, 40G4, and part OF Ornis
Mill seat, containing in all ZIG acres at 81
Part of Uncleton, 200 acres at 50.
Two lots, l04 acres at 81.
Hollins' lots 100 acres al Sl2.
Lots Nos 1875 l847 1909, l5c acres at IS cts
Lot No. 1853, so acres ct SO.
John and Mary, 100 acres Al 81. so, Lot No. BOG
so acres at 10 cts, Lots Nos. sis and sle,
100 acres at 81 so Lots Is and l6.
Lots Nos 9l9 and 1925 Toe acres at $3.50.
Half of Jcyelry 1929 acres, First 2o9i acres all
Lots Nos. 1894 l67, no. ZIG, "a, 1910, 1921, $50
acres at 81. ~
Lots No lOsG and 100, 1870 acres.
IL 900 acres of land at 81, lots 2ss7, $685. 1899
and 1883 200 acres, Meadow Mountain 64l
acres, Latentworth l0,7ll acres, half Glen
Eyrie 1912 acres, Muddy Creek 565 acres Fa'
therland 1881 acres, Willamette 205 acres
San Beige so acres, Sierra Nevada 100 acres
Green Bay so acres, Oregon 564 acres, Rim.
aid so, beerfeld eli acres, Perryhill lO4j
acres Washita $50 acres. Pine Glades 1875.
acres Sacramento 200 acres, Meadow Noun
tain asa acres, Part Resurvey on Pheintdal'
l3,723 acres, Meadow Mountain Glades, 625
acres, Lcssonall Sc acres, containing in oil
AZ, 369 acres at 81
Lots Nos. 900, 43s $40, AT, 1913, 9l7, 1905,
244l, 24GO 24Ga, 2ls, 2s4 and l42, in all 700
acres at 81 so.
Lots Nos 1913, 1906, 1922 ll26, 1884, Also,
1896, 27s3 2726, 1918, 1855, 1887, 244, e0s,
Sl7, 1860, 300 acres, at 10 cts.
Lots 1858, 1859, 1850, 25s s5.
Lots Nos. ITO and iii, 100 acres at 81.
Roby's Adventure l69 acres at So.
Lot No. 10
Lots Nos. ssl, 344, 45s, s72, 1856, 1898, 4os5,
1904 1897, $50 acres at $3.50
DISTRICT NO
Owns Trouble 30. acres c. So
Lots zeal, 2s43, 29io, 29i2, 2s75, 1871, 1880,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08
WHAT THE swINDLg?

We had supposed that the only "great work to
be done Instantly in Pennsylvania" WAS the
thorough whipping of the Peace Democrats in
the October election, preparatory to their crush
ing defeat in November But the Mcclellan
Campaign Committee in this city has a JOB OF
WORK on hand, $50 be done INSTANTLY in Penn
syIvania,' which they conhdentaly hint t, the
Rebel sympathizers in the folio wing geeful whis-
peTiug
(Conhdentall
OFvIcHs CRNrVAL rNECUryR CINPNGSl
CoHhIrrEE, CYHus MAsoS, Corresponding Secretary,
No. t5 ark ROW, For Documents.
HAETON MABBLE, WOrd Olco. 4
New Iork. September %, 1851. ]
sR;-Ths Meeting at Del euonico's lass eveilng wa,
enthU asc, aud kigny Important and cncDurS ling Ia it
results.
At the close II resolved 10 adjourn to to morrow
hopes OF pedC innate bug great wOra may b,
done Instantly tn Ienn,N Nlytuia
You respectfully, but earnestly invited btn.
with yVu that meen. The frenis heartily Interested M
the succir Ut our parry.
YOuI ONedUnt wants,
AUGUST BELMOHT, SNMUKL J. rMbES,
WAR pUNCAS, vs.. o. PRIME,
II. MnI.tR, HESEY YOuNG,
JoHs =. HOFPM ~, JOuN {. NGNEW,
IoeiNG ANDREW, JpHS KELLN,
WM T, COLrM,N.
CrHUs MASON, Sec. MNNroS aARIB, Chairnrln
-.Ne0 fOrS Tribune.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

METALS,
METALS.
N. g. G. TAYLOR & CO.,
No. 3O3 BRANCH STREET,
PnILADELp8aI
rNpOpTEDs END DG,lTRs IN
Tin Flate, Sheet Jvppor,
Ireot Copper,
Pig Tin, Fis Lad, Spelryr,
A. t'mony 3 bbit NJ I'll,
3 eck Lead "rn,ibl 6,
Am;ricar Stas4 IIoJ,
Ame lear Biocm Sheet Iron,
Galvanized Bloom Sheet Irol,
Imitation Russia Sheet Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Hoop Iron, all Numbers and Sizes,
Round Iron, '-lc, "a, SIS, 9-s, 7-l6, IL.
Teazle Iron,
Cast Steel,
Files, of all Kinds,
Rivets, of all Kinds and Sizes,
Wires, Of all Kinds and Sizes,
Registers, Of all Kinds,
Ventilators, Of all Kinds,
Emory, Borax, &c. &c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

A Western journal speaks of Sherman as friend
of Mcclellan, and takes credit for the Georgia
campaign as the inspiration of the little com
mandeT, wheTeupon another paper says :-"Gene-
raj Sherman was under Mcclellan, but that saga
ciousiofcer found no better business for him than
commanding the barracks at ST. Louis"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08
A Great Insult.

An exchange, quoting the declaration Of the
opposition journals that General Mcclellan has
perfect self-cOntrol, remarks Ave never heard
OF his losing his temper but once, and that was
when Colonel Metealfe, of Kentucky, told him
that his friend jeff. Davis was not a gentleman.
That put him in great rage"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08
Loss "r the n,oc%.ae,Huouer "uary

loss OE the Blockade Ruuusr MARY
NeI"atia."
From the BsvmufiaH, Htmiiion, SEPTEMBER Il.
We very much regret having 20 record the loss
Of this fine vessel well knO wn ~ one Of tue mot
fortunate of the nlpck ade- running craft. She
sailed iOr Nasssu on Tuesday lass, aud ia charge
Of Pilot John Virgn made a safe and expeditions
passage through the East End chgnne hut most
q fortunately, when heading for the Shore for
th purpose Of laudng her owner and the pil1t
ct 'nck in a shnal, whilst going NJ the rate Of
th teen knots, and almost Immediately we1t
dJEn. Happily all hands were saved, with he
OK eptiOu OF the first cook, WOO sank with the
Il iaied vessel Lit or no chance exists OF
- ing the bull, but he cargo Is being raoilIV
re cneH, and hopes are entertained that The Wh lie
will be saved. We trnst that ere long some light
viii be thrown on this, az present, lnexplic able
occurrence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

The Command Of the District of the
EIOWnh!
General steedman being absent on leave, Briga
dier General Newton yesterday issued the follow
ing Order:-
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE RrowAH
CHATTANOOGA, September 26.-Orders.-
the absence of Major General Steedman, and unit
further orders, the undersigned hereby assumes
command of the District of the EtOwah. The
staff of Major General Steedman is continued on
duty as heretofore. (Slgned)
JoHN NEWTON, Brig General u. s. V.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08
DRY GOODS.

NBVLR TO BE UEDERsOLD
Is OUR MoTTOu
CWIN EVANS & co,
No. as n. EIGHTH STREET,
We told BY hs LsdsI Nat r G,odi are the cheap
e. ,nCy can ind, and g. ooniequonoob
GREAT RUSH FOR CHsAP uooDsui
we allow on, to sou goods tOr lo,, than We do, re-
asr,ios ,t WHAT y cost
DRESS GOODS, CHEAP.
Np6. Drosa Goods reduced Wy worth s'S o,ou.
lOrs. Arvuo Blue ai-wo u D,Ialno - ems worth OS.
Pink, Bpe Magenta wooID,Isine, Ss ot. worth IS
Lu.iss Double snd slnslc-wi!h DoIsnes a. sroa. ro-
ducuon.
wide Plain and Plaid POplIns. ti'2o to si7s, sros.
reduction.
Black CothPopns, double widh. o. 75to ss95. big loss
Eosnoes that were 81 70 arc now selling s95 eheap
BLACK AND OOLORED DRESS SILKS.
This Tow silks NO have Ior you can buy At great
sacrifice.
BRoCHE AND BLANKET sHAwLs.
wosro no, to be undcr,Old Shawl, sy any one, You
can buy cheap
Linens. BnImornIs,
SHIFTING Linens, 50, g.. 81. Reduced.
Winter wool BAmorals, sl62H. Reduced nom a.
Black and white plaid BaiuorAls, s975.
Stripe BamorAlius by the yard at petition prices
Men's shirtinG Cloths.
Lndics Mantle Cloths.
The above We have At tho reduced prices.
Plaid Magenta S-woOl shifting Flannel Bs cts Cheap.
MBSs AND BOYS oAssDERxs. CHEAP.
kUSLINs,
OALIOOEs,
FLANNELS.
Reduced all our husins less tran they can be bought
WilAmsvine, New York Mills. at competition prices
That means able to soil them less than you can
buy elsewhere.
New style, dark ooors CaleooI. 99 cents worth Gs.
Rsduccd Prints nom 9IH to 9S eents FaIt oolors.
All wool rlsnnelS. 90 cents. worth 70.
BalATdysle FlAnnel.. 20 cents, 81. Reduced.
lYsrd- wide BAIariyRic Flannos, 81 cents. bArxsH
All hIhds of Goods at reduced rates. as wo arc now
olosLs out stock.
OWEN EVANS l. co.,
CHIAP MAMMOTH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
No. 45 N. EIGHTH STHRET.
Ps.-seiinE OF Cheap white striped ioonot and Cam
bncs TOO ored CaTbrlcs n oonts Dress Lnings Oias
ines Drilngs and Linen handkerchief, al bargains to
oloSe Out.
CAssELBERST,
Il Ro.4S N. HIaarH street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

AND RNR TAILORING
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ESTABLISHMENT,
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A GALA DAY FOR THE LADIES.
CAMPAIGN OF FASHION
OPENED.

A Ramble Among Silks, Lacos, anl
Bolnets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

MARRIAOB.-MSrrisge is the hest state for
man iu general; AMI every man is = worse man
ia proportion as he Is unit for the IN Tried state.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

REASONABLE PRICES
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
Losses of our Army

Are greatly exaggerated by sensationists,
ekulkers, wholesalers, and careless and
reckless men Of oil sorts. The New York
Evening Post asserts, on authority, that
Gen. Grants immense army lost, between
ibe Rapidan and James rivers, only four
thousand killed, and f,ro thousand fatally
vouuded-sir thousand are dead. The
wounded, prisoners and missing number
say forty thoussud-ovcr half of whom
ere back in the army, and others going
daily. The permanent loss to the army
can hardly be t~en,y thousaud-which is
less than Mcclellan lost while laundering
about the Chickahominy-aud that has
been made up BY reiDforcements.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
Prizes at the Philad. Fair.

At the Grea. Central Fair, number Of
rich and beautiful articles were prepared,
to be presented to persons who had the
most vo'es-votes bated upon a certain
sum Of money gwen by the voter. The
following were declared "eiected :"
Sword-General Meade.
Fire II"rn-Good Will Engine.
Silver Va,e-Elwin D.James, Philsd }
Camp Chest-General Birney.
Horso E9uipmen's-Gsneral Hancock.
Banner Screeps-Jobn Bright Eng'd)
Leghorn Bonnet-Mrs Geu. Burnside.
Meade and ~ Jlcllan are both natives
OF Philadelphia. The vote 90 the Sword
stood thus:
Meade 34f2
Mcclellan 297
Hancock (Norristowo) 1906
All others 296
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
COAL-COAL-COAL.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment of the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also, Bhcksniihs' Coai, Plaster and Sail.
Wish it distinctly understood, that will not
be undersnld by any man.-HavinS good
weigh-sc ales, full weight will be gwen.
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hotel.
GEORGE HOI.STEIN.
Lewisbure. May 27,'59.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
Best Machine in the World!

During last harvest hundreds Of Farmers,
in consequence of our inability To supply the
demand we're unable 10 obtain the Buekfye
ami were forced TO purchase an inferior
machine. The continued scarcity Of laborsrs
and the new calls from the government, for
troops, will take many more iaborers from
the country, and the farmer will have to RELY
entirely upon machinery IN gathering his
hay and grain crops.
Farmers who would avoid disappointment,
in procuring a Buckeye can send IN rhelr
orders now.
We are now prepared TO Gil orders for the
coming Harvest. Address.
SLiFER WALLS. SHRlNER II co.
Manufacturers ui Keystone Clover II Hul.ers,
&c, Lewisburg, Union TO-, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
GENERAL ORDER.

T'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having thIs day taken possession of the
Philadelphia q Erie Railroad. under the con-
diions agreed on with the Philadelphia x
Erie Railroad Company. they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
]. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan. 50, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
| Know a Beautiful woman
BY MRS. FRANCES D. GAGE.

bI MnS. 1hANCES ". UAOk.
know beautiful woman
As stately as any queen,
Full sixty winters have come and gone
Since she our light hath been,
Yet every year hath added
A something SO fair and true,
That to me she's the sweetest woman,
think, that | ever knew.
Her eye may be DINNER growing
1t hath lost the glance Of youth
But up from the inner fountains
1t is flashing love and truth:
Her cheeks have not all the freshness
Of the rosebud's glowing red;
But the purity of the lily,
Full blown, has come in its stead
Aud her voice il low and soothing
As the hum of summer bees,
Or twilight rustlins 'mong the corn,
Or the song Of autumn trees;
She moves with grace So gentle
Among the garden bowers,
A brighter radiance than their own
Seems falling on her flowers.
All over her face Of beauty
There are lines Of days gone by
OF holy loves and earnest hopes
That have wrought there patiently;
They are lovelier far than ,liInples,
For | know that each was given
To mark the years Of dutiful life
That have fitted her for heaven.
l never think of that woman
But my heart throbs high with love,
And | ask, "Csn she be more beauteous
In the blissiul realms above :"
1 can scarcely in my dreaming
See her face more fair and bright;
She seems to ne now with herradiant brow
A spirit Of love and light.
The poet may SIM his praises
OF the glow of sweet sixteen
But there's holier beauty
OF sixtytwo, | ween:
For the girlish face that's moulded
By true and loving heart,
Will brighten as the heart throbs on,
Rechiselling every part
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
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HNi0N County Star e. IslpisSurg epr'Pi;A
AN iADEPENDENT F4NyL 7 JOCRyiL
Issued Fridays, NJ Lewisbarg. nI0n eOupiy. Penss

TERAS-si 80 pr year. PAD IN spv.su-srs
OF the same r"- t'r p J. shorter period ThasS
cts VII pay fot tu mcnths, IS cts for months
mr. right months IDOL for sixteen months, 3 dol ~
years 80 for four copies year. $40 tor ri'' ~
year. Sc. Single Nos 5 cts. PAYMENTS BY un,i ".
received in gold. postage stamps, bank nctfs iw
value here. Nust kinds OF rroducs receives IN IS a
So When the time expires for xhich . psp.r i' naH~'
tunless We have n running seccuntl " 10 fprftt
ADVERTISEMENTS hsudsomely published. 81 - IN -
slurre week. - cts each after in-~rtca- Got
months, dol per year. Half square, cts, se !,
dol. dol. Two squsres-l5o ioc, SEQ. Msrchsn,st ~,
not fourth OF q column, 10 dol per year W. !,
sE"s. &c. as msy be agreed upon square v l. W.
smallest type, or 10 Of uext larger. Adv-rtssHsnr
demoralizing. Illegal. sWirdpg tendency not sdut
Communications desired on topics of sensr. '.a.
and accompanied nv tn. writer's real name and
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is locstrd IN trSe,p,
otthe Star d thyuniels. by which We often iussrtih
News in slvspc. Of the Philsd. Mails .rr,s
CONNECTED with the Ofire smpie mster'ssis D
kinds of JOB PRINTlNG, hicb will BE- sS'eS~S
nes'ness and despatch snd 'asonsbie terms ,de1
ee-Ca,ual adv-JussTspts to b. .s't ''r sn'o s-.rs
m job work vh~p delivered tHbns dts csf', -..or,v
c7opFSJrE Oh MsEket s2usr~ norsh ,las, ss~ssaa,rl
1Ap I. isoS WohptN eehNsI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
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.NNWS' Pile NHIrP!

I HAVE on hand for sale, al 25 cents per
| pot, CERTAIN CURE for rha, distress
sing disease. II Is an old preparation. long
tested which never knew 10 fail. and | can
give names of persons cured to those asking
IL. CHARLES MAUS
Sd street, opposite CT. Hess, Lewisburg,
Sept.3. For sale also al Goodmans Store.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
L. S. 1910 BONDS.

TINHESE bonds are issued. under III,
of Congres, Of March sth, 1864 -
provides ,hat al Bonds issued und,, d.
Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAx.r,o"
by or under any state or municlp pal au..'
ny. Subscriptions 10 these Bond. are roe;
ell ia Uniled States pc'es or note, Of NJ,
al Banks. They are TO BE EDEEvp,,
IN COIN, al ibe pleasure oi the Govsr,n..
at any period not iess han ttn nor u,,. :,
fo,fy ytars from heir daIe. and untiI -
redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTgppss
WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bond,
over one hundred dollars annually
oher Bonds semi-annua'ly. The ialsr..
payable on the first days of Marsh and :.
Iember IN eachyear.
Subscribers will receive either R.yi,..
or Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer, D.
IStered Bonds are recorded on the hoo
the u. S. Treasurer, and can be ,ran,6..,
only on the owners order. Coupon D..
are payable to bearer, and are NOR.
nleni for commercial uses.
Subscribers TO This loan VII haye,b,
Of having their Bonds draw inrer.y ~.
March Ist. by paying the accrued ,,,s,..,
coin-(or IN United Stale. notes. ortbs,,,.,
OF National Banks, aiding ffiy per cen, 8.
premium,) or receive him drax,ey ,,,.,...
from the date OF subscription and d,no,,
A. these Bonds are
EAempt from Municipal or stat. r.,.ro,
their value is increased from On. In ,h,.
cent per annum, according to lhs TAT. Of Ia,
leyie, IN various paris of The counlry.
At the present tale Of premium On aon
they paw
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

ET. JOINS. N. b., July 1.-The brig.
entine Penguin, from Bermuda, reports
sbst On the lS:h Of June, the pirate Flor.
ids landed there the crews Of two Ameri.
car vessels she had destroyed. She
called again on the l9ib.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
H Y N E " OL "

4 CURIOUS and entertaining little Book
IA Gail about Marrimony, Money, and clh
er mairers,) for The amusement of every ody
(and The young folks, aIso,) on long winter
evening", rainy days, etc. Price, 20 cents.
wholesale, Il Cents. Sent by mail for seven
cent stamps. For sale al the " Sur 4 Chrc1
ie!e office. WORDEN d CORNELIUS.
Publishers Lexishurs Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

Harvey Wilson, Of Turbutville, after
forging notes to the amount of two thou.
saud dollars, deserted q worthy wife aud
Two children, and eloped with . woman
rom Williamsport His wife has means
Of support. Danville aud Milton banks
have some Of the forged notes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
ALBRIGHT & BREWER,

A TTORNEYS at Law. Office corner Of
n Market and Fourth st. Lewisburg Union
Co, Pa. Also clam Agents. for the procure
men' OF Pensions, Back Pay, and Bounties,
and all other claims against the United
81 atss. Lewisburg, April 2, ls6iy Ipd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

Gen. Buffers brother left fortune Of
lwo hundred thousand dolIass-not two
millions, ss ye Copperheads said.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
BEWARE or cOUNTERFEITs.

BEWHRE OF fUUNTERFETTS.
The genuine has the name of the Propre-
tor and pine tree blown in the bottle. All
others are spurious limitations.
PR,c Fifty Cent and ne Dollar per
Bottle. Prepared onlby tn Proprietor.
DR.. &C WI HART,
o.lo. North Secon ST. Philadelphia, Pa
For Sale by all Drugeists-l027y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

Greek AT SIGuT.-Saturday afternoon,
= fellow, passing three soldiers on the
I'reet, said "Thsre goes three of Lin
.,oln's hirelings who work for Sl3 per
month" Upon hearing this, one Of the
,oldiers turned around, and, without say
ing word, knocked the copperhead down,
then passed on.-Harrisburg Telegraph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
MILK FOR THE MILLION!

THE undersigned intends supplying the
citizens Of Lewisburg with Pure Milk.
commencing about the 18th inst. Persons
wishing 10 be snppliedF will please send in
their names I. him. at the Lewisburg Bridge.
The Milk will be delivered daily except Sun
davs) morning or evening. as preferred by a
majority Of customers. SAM'L SLlFER.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

Tom Hyer, the "ismous" pugilist, died
n New Y"rk, ,receutly-s pauper-age As
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08

When the Sd Iowa Cavalry vent home,
eco Asnelred marriages. room followed.