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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30
JEWS.


BcHooL ExAMNlTIoNs.- Becen-
III, No. !, 10 the Second District, % which
lfmpson Il teaeher, was examined ~ Nj.
This IL female school, and oeeopiee ne
Int Of the Aasembly's Church, tflonoyte.
ION the corner Of v flh atreet wen and
north. The children, foriy-threa Ia numper,
All neat in their appearance, Tbs room was
omely decorated with evergfeen. IN the
which was Sliiten, q We i've 70 issrnt Ths
ZEN were not ~ orderly q nloso o. other
In, hut IN their studies, showed crest en-
i. Their writing and map sxslel.es cannot
"a ..- :. .
e. When Johnny cones maffhing homou
tatione BY third elnI4 10 of!hoerhpny, spell,
~ 1slAtions, and RUSS ior me uss Of capital
efs and puaetuation- ffsft.H
bng-.. God speed ne nenln ,,,
eoltAtiona In arltnlneue, dlotetton. AND reaaing:
ope.. The Wild ash eer"-hy kate Grant and
~ Newell.
leoitAuon by the hfht class IN the aoove-nAmeo
dies,
BonR-" Therer . good time comiek "-oy yonn
Thomas, kafe Grant, AIMS waller, kmily
well Geo. 0tahunk John Thomas ma ntue
y, and pcing nnphsw % we instruotress, 10 al
we'd plsoe IN .te neheol
Ihe eh,dre9 ,sen sasg WIZ npon a. spi ,n my
'tamined In the anme stables - the 30 class The
Eercssss then closed with the SINGING OF :" Nhsa;
Iion Days" Mise Kate Grant deserves espeoial
nent on LOT her map And globe drawing:
Inc femAlo intermediate tohool, Miss Lowe
Iaohe', was exAmintd BY Messrs. Wilson and
Fown. The iehool numbeTa 90 pupils Of whom
were prsscatt The othefs being detained ~
poom s5nsr ., ho sHa TSs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERiABTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHING ON, d G., June %, ls6L
VIII he sold, at Public Auction, At the Corralsr
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington,
d. c, on WEDNESDAY. jug 9Th, 1854, and on
WEDNESDAY, Jdly 30, 1861, y lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit Tor public service.
Terms: Cash, In Government iunda.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q. N.
D. II. FUCKER,
DrigadieF General and Chief QuartermaStor,
je26 2lt Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

FURNISHED HOUSE OR COTTAGE
IL wANTED.-The advertiser wishes to hire
furnished house In this city for six months or a
year, whore q few respectable boa erB would be
allowed, or, would rent small cottage, furnis he'd
or uufurnished, suitable for three persons. Rent
will he paid monthly or quarterly, In advance, and
the best OF references given. Address Box 2, Ma
honal Republican ONCE. aps0-u
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Address, a. A. B." Box 10, at this ONCE. Jell-u
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
fiFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 10, 90, 100 and 100
CLARK & GAYLORD
nol-tf Room .. corner Seventh aud SITS.
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NOR GLY MON r .---STEAMER
PHGNlN, Capt STA, KFoLE, will lyaye foot
OF seventh street every SUNDAY MORNING At
10 =. IN. during the hCasOn, for the above SIMMER
rosort The above steamer can he chartered to
priv ate parties during the week by applying to
Capt. StAclipolc, or ga Penney lvaula avenue, up
htAlrH. Star and ChrOnicN lCsGIm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

Ill . 7 y y T . II II 7 y
IRE NEW BUILDING recently erected on Low.
isiAna avenue, extending through to street, Will
DO finished and ready for occupancy on or before
the Goth of July next II 10 six stories high wi b
finished basement, vaults, &c, and contains an Of
dee, seven HtOre-roOms, two d. ing-rooms, pafOr,
and one hundred and nineteen chambers, bath
rooms, wAtof-0lOsets, &cn with water ami gas In
every room, and ID 30 constructed that II can DO
used Ms an American or European Hotel For par
tlculArB inquire Of ......,...,
No. 5l3 Ninth street,
jc21-eO6t corner Of Louisiana avenue,
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WANTS.

NTANTED-.THREE OR FOUR PU.
w pills to learn the PIANO.FoR +, by a
lady who has few hours during the day to spare.
Address, 4" A. D, =" Box 10, at this office. jell-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING.
Doors open at TX ...Commeno nB AZ D.
Admission 25 and 90 cents. jeT
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NJ ANNOUNCEMENT engagement has
been effected with the celebrated
ST. GEORGE SISTERS,
whose astonishing revelations H. Spiritual Ism
have puzzled the world and created the greatest
excitement In New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and other cities, where their performances have
received the highest enoomiums from the preti
more miraculous than those OF the renowned d A.
VEEPORT BROTHhRs. Due notice Of their hfs'
appearance will be given.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Harrisburg Correspondence.
FRIDAY, Feb. /

The 4Gtb P V. Col. Selfridse (la's
Col Knipe' returned to-day from Teunes'
see, SIS Of hem having re-enlis'ed. They
were formally welcomed ty P. FrsIer
Smith. II. r, Chester county. The Col
replied, .1hor,ing the Legislature to 'cr-
eauize, or we will think you are not hon.
est. If you had been united at the North,
the war would have been ended ere this
Thi. Regiment was one Of those forces
which defeated S;UueWall Jackson a,
Falling Waters, aud has done aod seen
good service in many fsds, since.
A gentleman from Indiana county says
DR.. 81. Clair's nomination is sceeded to
By cur parry in Armstrong. Tue Cops
have not yet derided What 10 do about it
whether to les it 20 by default; to run
aud ee, whipped or to hire some weak
Republican to run.
E-Sstur5sy last, We rods from Har-
risturg TO TrevOrton Junction with the
Company from Sbsmosin, Originally
commanded ty Strouse, aud now by CsId-
ueli.) which has conferred such honor
upon Cd Northumberland. They were
epgaged in the defes, Of Stonewall Jack
son at Falling Waters, aud on other hard
fought fields, lsst in East Tennessee OF
the 43 original bers, 10 have re-
enlisted. They are hardy aud we'll dress
ed, and. just passing from long ard hard
military Iu.e, rather raagL 10 their speech,
bat Sell-mesning 4, heart, aud occasiouai-
ly indulgiug il original soogs replete with
humor aud determined, self sacrificing
patriotism. The Captain said, ave are
g0iDg hack, after q little fun at home, 10
see this thing throoeh-some Of Us will go
up the spout, OF course-tur it's all right"
4 I'D such seems to be the settled feeling
of The thousands Of Tsr-yoro citizens. who
are re enlis,iBg to wipe cut the Rebellion
Very many Of !hen % no, low. war, nor
to fEht-bgt ;hey comprehend VIVA, Hsr-
II White calls "the creates. struggle in
history" and are willing 10 bear thes
par, 10 i: ca the right eide. Who will aid
them!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

CAMP, ll2d P. Y, Feb. s, ls6I


There Is ,crony doue some Of our
members and We ai.h TO knew whether
We ca0 Dot have redress for II, without
resor,i0g to the lac to get it. IL Is this ::
six OF our humber have never received
suy bounty from tie county. -Four vol
uoteered from Hartley towuship and two
from New Bsr.Io. Perhaps It lie oliy
from neglect that i, is 80. UUe Of the
boys wrote 10 freud 10 Ne~ Berlin
about bis. The reply was lbsi at would
require 40 eti T, on his part to get IT, bat
Il ). would collect 1t Tor bin for .fiCs
GoUars." There is now cue 90 this tlfty
dollars, interest from the time they prom
ised It 10 them, 10 the present time, over
seventeen months. think they are
entitled 10 the principal and interest with
oat fee for the collection being withheld.
/ hope tor the honor OF O.d uIon, this
bounty viii be paid witbou; any ado about
1t. TIE boys have requested ue TO make
this query TO you, hoping that you would
give II q place in your columns.
Last night (7.h) We came back from
tramp down TO toe RapIdsn, TO see what
our ueisbbors on the opposite side were
doing We were Of tbs sop;u,On that they
we're leaving there without consulting US
upon the subj c.. At eleven O'clock, I.
NJ, Of Filday last, we were ordered TO be
ready 10 msTch at three ID the morning.
We reused up, packed our knspsaoks,
then lay down, and were 10. usSed up
again until daylight. We had hardly
time TO swallow a hastily made cup Of
C, fee until we we're ordered TO fall in.
Marched TO Br Hd Qfs, then for the
RspidaH a, RacoOn Ford. We ba.'ed in
q woods sbou; nile from the river, snd
csmped for the uisa. 10 mud about three
inches deep. A fss hastily collected pine
boUghs, formed couch, and the sklrmisb-
Ing Of piekets together sith the pat'eriDg
rain was tie lullaby inviting Us to repose.
Sunday, could hear the distant cannon
10 our right. A: dark, when We were I
preparing 10 spend another hight, we were
,rjered 10 i.ii 10. Through the toughest
mud, We made cur way back TO our old
quarters. When sbout txo miles on our
road back roeke, Was sent up from the
signal station on Pony mouutsin. The
fslDi-hear,ed thought tse Rebs we're after
Us, and We would have to about face and
meet them. We reached camp without
any loss 10 our Regiment. Yours,
SCoTT CLINGAS, Co. L, l42 P.N. 1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Abraham Lincoln.

Mrs Harriet Betcher Stowe is writing
series of articles for the Christian I'atch-
man &, Reflector on "Meu Of Our Times. !"
10 the issue Of tina, pspe, 0! Jan. I, she
speaks as follows of Presiden, Lincoln !
ABRAHAM LINCOLN is, 10 the strieiesi
sense, q man Of the rorLing classes. All
bis advantages and abilities, are those Of
. man of the working classes; all bis dis
advantages aud disabilities, are those o! a
mao of the working classes aud his posi-
tion, now, at the head of one Of the mos,
powerful nations Of the earth, is sign to
all who live by labor that their day is
coming. Lincoln was born to the iaherl-
tance Of lard work, as truly as the poores,
laborer's sou that digs in our fields. At
seven years Of age, he vas Sc, to work, axe
in hand, TO clear up farm 10 Western
forest. Until be was seventeen, bis life
was that of simple farm laborer, with
only such Intervals of schooling as farm
laborers get. Probably the school instruc-
ton of his whole life would not amount to
more than one year. At nineteen, be
made q trip to New Orleans, as a hired
hand on fat boat, and on bis return be
split the rails for log cabin s.d built it,
and enclosed ten acres Of land With q rail
fence Of bis own handiwors. The next
year be hired himself, for twelve dollars
mouth, to build IA, boat and to take her
to New Orleans; and any one who knows
what the life Of Mississippi boatnan
was, in those days, mus, know that i, in
volsed every kind Of labor
10 1882, in the Black Hawk Indian
war, the hardy boatman volunteered to
fight for bis country, vas unanimously
elected captain, aud served with honor
for season in frontier military life. At
ter this, While serving as postmaster, be
began his law studies, borrowiDg the
books be vas too poor to buy, and study
ing By the light Of the evening FIRE He
acquired a name, 10 the country absu,, as
q man of resources and shrewdness be
was one that people looked to for counsel
in exigsnciss, and to whom they we're rea-
dy to dspute almost any enterprise which
needed skill aud energy. The surveyor Of
Ssugamou county, being driven With work,
came to him to take the survey Of tract
of from bis hands. True, be had never
studied surveyius-but what Of that!
He accepted the "job," procured chain,
, treatise Oh surveying, and did the rork.
Do We not see in this parable Of the
sidsr Wilderness wu.cG, AZ l.ttss years, hs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Tribute of Respect.

Ata mssting of Company D, l50th P
" Camp near Culpepper, Va, February
1864, the following resolutions were unan.
inously adopted:
Whereas, our friend ard late CAPTAIN
Wa. 2. Dougal, ba. resigned his conmi..
.ioa, and been hOnorably discharged from
service, 90 account of disability, and
:starsei home,
Resolved, Tb,. in Capt. Doug,l, the
!oosh z. V. has lost one of its ms,
Devoted and efficient ofh,ers-ope ubo
was ready aud willing to do hi. datv'
"ne'hes 10 camp or iu the field.
Resolved, That We e1,eud "a IN, ,,,.
Capt,io, Wm. P. Dous,i. o.r na., ,a.s
'aeere and heartfelt thauks 70, his tind
less sAiie with Us; tha, We ali bon. =.
may nay enjoy bis peaceful home with h;s
liiends; aud iru:, that he u,y s,iII ns.
~ als efforts to cooperate with u. ia
aaseing this Rebelli,n.
k--ai'ed, Tha, these r,so'a,ion. hs
,,seH'hed 10 the "U.iyu Count; Sr.rk
-~'.'1urs CLsouiclc."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
nslssEB sEl-wEEStI-
r.,sl.r Morning & Friday Afternoon.
FuE PRESIbEsr.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

neTbe UuIon Count, Court IL IN sess-
;op-sll the Judges present Scheil, cry
.: Ne.ti,. Schoch, ard Christ, tip slaves.
Jacob Hummel, Foreman Of the Grind
Jpry. for whicL the Disiric; Attorney had
Let ope case, Saturday eveuing-nO' even
8 coutrsh.nd ''Jspbst iu search Of ts;a-
:" bu, the COpsiab'es reported nui-
sanee, Monday morning, Tie case of
Braud.ge vs. kloss was on for trial at noon
Mr.. Ha.senplug is acting ProtboootsrJ-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
List of Vendues

Feh. 20-Reai Estate. shen Spicelmyer. Hartet0n
MareA .-Persena Properly. Z .ber>hs n deed. bee:
March S-Per>oaaI Properly, Daniel 8ishei. Burraloe
March s-PcF,oHsl Property. J. By ler.sr. z BgaIo
March g-Per.0asl Property, DsT!s iei,er. Kelly.
March 9-Per. Prop. Of Jacob 6. Brown, Eat Ban.
Aarsi I9-PeTsen1i Property. Geo. " alter Bdifaloe
HarCh hi2-PeE.OHaiProptriy. " .keichaE. Z. Eaioe
I5-Per>snal Property. Il Cornelius. Bu iaioe
NArch IG-Persansl Property, John wise. Rafaloe
March Is-Pers9nal Property Of D. Hcritr. Rursloe
March l9-hy Rev. 5. HoIr, Ag't. Ses Berlin.
March I3-PsFSsa3i Properly. J. PieogSr. E.SEnaioe
March 2s-Pcnonai Properly, n. d. Iecd. BanAloe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
DR.. TOBIAS
yeni:!aa Horse LinS.H eut.

DINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS,
for the cure Of Iamensss. scratches,
wind gals, sPraInS, bruises. spliuts, cut,
cOiIc. slipping snae, oEer-heaung, sore
throat. naiiiin the foot, etc. Ii Is warranted
cheaper and better IhaG any other article
ever offered to the public. Thousands of
ANIMALS have been cured Of the coic and
oyer-hes.ug By this LinimeEt; and hun
d-eis mat were crippled and lame have been
restored 70 heir former vIsor- II IS used by
aI. the first horsemen throughout the States.
Orders are constantly received from The
Racing Stables Of England for fresh supplies
Of ms invaluable ari!cle. Ortr 500 fesfi-
FasIcA hurs teen r.ceire9. KeIsnsbsr 50
cents lad out 10 lime may save lhe !ife of
your horse. Sold ty all druggists. Ofice
Sc Corisnd1 Street. New YoIk-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
sEASSI s6NNcN,

THE undersigned vii open a select School.
in the Bows Grammar Sch ol Rom,
North Ward, i.evI>bnrg. about me frSl or
second week in April. Term, one quarter !;
Tuition. - 90.
Only a limited number Of suitable grades
will be admitted.
Those who desire 10 attend Vi plesss
inform me Is soon as Convenient
Feb J. 1854. j. A. UN ENS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Coon AGAIS-A company Of preach
ers recently called on President Lircoin,
Que of whom casually said be ''tru.ted
the lord is on our side The President
gave bin an important lessen in theology
by remarking that be CHOPPED tcs ,rere on
the Lor,is SIDE" There is considerable
depth Of meaning in the difference
between the t.o phrases. We are on
Oii -4Es's siis as to that doctrine, and
"ine clargy" had the good sense to
sskuo.leige bis error.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

B- Tbsddeus Stevens recently very
i'uiy remarked. respecting Pres Lin.ola's
views Of COu6scatiou Of Rebel property,
The Presiien; may no; strike as direct
blow with . battering ram against this
Babel as some imperuous gentlemen would
.ssire, but, with his usual shrexdness aud
caution, be is picking out the ortar from
the joints sntil eventually the whole
vii fall"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
SIS TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

UlHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY want an Agent in
each county, TO solicit orders for their new
SIS Machine, with sauge, screw driver and
ezra needles. We viii pay liberal salary
and expenses. or give large commission. For
particulars, terms. &C. enclose a stamp. and
address T. :. PAGE. Toleto. o.,
t-ar- he Tufrsi states
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

SWe shall probably have the COM
rlete Amended Draft Law for our next
Issue 1t has passed both Houses, we
understand, and only needs the consider.
i!!an and approval of the President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
CopDsrhaai5 and Iglorance.

II, "W here ignorance is bliss, It's folly
70 be wise" the Common School Repor;
Of Pennsy lsaoia psints out some peculiarly
happy places. 10 \. D. 1853, there still
remaiued tiren,y nee districts where they
refused TO provide for the education of
every child by uniform tsxa'iou-in other
words, they are returned as "non- accepting
school districts" Nine Of these are
scattered here and there 10 different coun-
ties, where, probably, there ere accidental
circumstances, more shan rooted hostility,
that keep down common schools. But
there are three couo,ies wherein the oppo-
-iriou seems to be somewhat general.
We will give their names, and the votes
at the las, election.
10 .SchuyikW are four nou-aceep,ing
dis,riets-Wess Brunswick, Upper Ma
baD,Opgo, North Iod }, and Wes, PeuL.
North appears no: TO be au election dis
trict The three others voted IS follows:
For Woodward, 639
Curtin, 1876
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
BETRAYED Again /.

Before this day, the CnIou arms Wouia
have ,.keu Riebn ond, aud all cur prison
o.. there would have heen released. but
for the betrayal Of the expedition Cy one %
our sol.iiers. Richmond papers ssy iha'
"a. Yankee deserIer" gsSe them timely
notice Of the advance Of our forces, SO that
they we're able to fell trees aud IN other
way. stop our advance aid rally u 'heiE
men!
Thus, again, have cur arms been de-
fsa,ed. aud cur hopes blasted, By The
,reschery Of rebel emiss'r'es kuIkrng 10
our lines to betray u. Such scouadreis
have from the FIRST been worse than oaf
oueu foes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
5000 BOUNTY.

The Citizens of KELLY TOWNSHIP,
Union Co,hereby give notice thstihey wal pay
Two Hundred Dollars bounty
to every recrniI who will accredit himself TO
that Township until the quota is filed. This.
with the Government Bounty, Will make
$500 for Veterans and $500 for New Recruits.
Apply 10 Lieut.. F BEALE, Recruiting g
Agent. Lewisburg, or JAMES LAWSON,
Esq. Kelly township
Peb 9, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

There Vas receusly killed. on the Mes
hsminy Greek. in Bucks county, Pa, an
Otter, Eve feet in length, including tail
piece of eighteen inches. These animals
are exceedingly rare in settled counties
ike Bucks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

R1We are told New Berlin has made
10 her quota under bath calls, and other
districts sre mo,iug TO ,ha, end. Others
seem disposed TO stand the draft. IL has
beer stated that i, is likely terenfier the
draft vii! be repeated in each district un-
Ill i, has furnished its full quota. We see
no law for "sllow.uce Of so per cent" for
exempi.: lie MEN are needed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

James b. the degenerate son OF the no.
bic HAIRY CLAY. died vagsboDd exile
from his home and country IN Can ida,
~hsrc be vas companion II YsiiAn iig-
lam aud other ,IaitVgs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Hon. Amos Myers, Of Clarion coun.
|ty. (who many of our CITIZENS did not hear
10 Jndependeu, Hall, last December is
commencing an active aud useful career
we ,rusr) 10 Congress Ia one Of his
speeches, be said, truly, "the people bad
taken up and determined that MIR. LIN
coin, who bad thus far held the helm Of
State SO steadily, shall run ihe good sbip
into port, whatever politicians may do.
God and the people are for Ajrahau' Lin
coin"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

sgThe Ceu,ral Pennsylvania Corfer-
snce Of the Esangslical Association meets
j. I.ewisburg, Thursday, the 81 Of March,
1861. 4 Aoou. 50 preachers are usually 10
stendsuee, aud ~e hope may fad pleasant
homes fer The time. There viii De preach.
ing, evenings.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
AUCTIONEER.
ELECTION.

A GENERAL. meeting of the members OF
n the Union County Agricultural Society
will be held a; the Office of J a Mertz. IL
Lewisburg, on Tuesday the 18Th day Of Feb.
ruary, between the hours of and O'Clock.
NJ. for the purpose OF electing officers fol
the ensuing wear. 4 MERIT, Secy
Feb l. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

II OST-Betveen The residences OF Samuei
and Iohn A. Maus. on Market or run
street BREAST PIN. containing minla-
ture likeness OF Capt John A. Mans. me
finder Will please inquire al this otace -;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Estate of William Cutter, decd.

4 DNINI>TRAToRs N0TICE-Whereas,
\ Letters Of Administrator on the estate
OF William Cg,ler, late OF Brady toEnshIp
deceased. have been granted Ic the subscriber
bv the Register Of Union County 10 due form
o: Law. therefore all persons indebted 10 sals
estate are requested To- rnase immediate pay
meDt. and those having Just claims against
the same NAV presenlthem du!y authenticated
for settlement, IN the subscriber
rlo327 JOHN MEEK, Administrator.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Ero,n the Atlsnt'c MoBthIy for February.
THE LAST CHI ARGE.


Nor nan o'ths North, vi. you join in the strife
tor county. fJr freedom, for h0uor. for life,
rhs giant grove Blind in j. fury and spite
oas bios On Ii. t1rehrzd IL settle th. tsh;i
FlssL .aii.n hisey.s the blu. Il. .htnins Of steel,
And stEB hin with cannon balls pea ufoo zeal!
M1unt- troopers, ,ni follow your game to ito lair.
the hound tracks the wolf and tie beagle the tare
BIOS, trumpeis your summoEs ill slaSgsras awake,
Beat drums till the roofs q TIE flint hearted shake
lsi- yet, ere the siynst is .iAmp-d on the s-roli
Their may be traced t. the b!O01-sPrius-d roll
Trust tn. lalse herald thst painted your shisd
True honor dog must be soa-h; or the fe!4.
Tier s-utehe5n shows white With . bls.oa e red
The li;s-drop- ef crimson sor liberty sheai
The hoGT j. AZ hand, and tt= uousnt draws ghi
The dusstsT 0f treason Eross diri in the sky,
Shine nth from the bAItlseIssd, light Of The
Gail tack the bright hour when the Nation was borpi
The rivers ofpsses through cur valleys hsI run.
A. the glaciers Of tyranny melt IN tie SUI;
site, szits The proud s-roie dosn from his throne
lis sc-plre oaee broken, the void j. our own,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
GREAT FIRE AND SMOKE
1t Hamman's Tobacco Shop.

THE undersigned has opened Tobac-
co and Cigar shop IN The rooms
recently occupied By y. X Inmrrman, 10
Beavers building Market ST. (adJ lining the
T- egraph an1 -Chronicle" Offices where ne
IS ready 70 vaii on all who nag wish 10
smoke or chew.
Cigars Of the bss, quality. and the best
brands OF Chewing Tobacco alEays o5 hand.
HANNAH.
Leyisburs, Jan. 10, 1863. m3Pd