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IrTSRIon DEPARTrukr.--Hf Editor Rsp,abiican /.
while strolling through the Patent ofAos build
ing, few days sinoo, happened Into room No. 20,
opposite the Interior Department Library, ooeu,
pied BY nearly, N not quite, dossn Pension once
clerks, and with an atmosphere almost sufocatinE
the dozen clerks were plodding along in a room
not much over 20 feet square, reminding one OF our
poor boys IN Libby Prison at Rlchmond. From
there went 70 see friend In the Land once, In
room No. =, fronting on Ninth street, adjoining
the Ninth street entrance to the building. The
widei n heated by an open Ore place with wood,
and to my Astonishment contained no Other clefk
than my friend Aforesaid. The question At once
are iRmmed into one small room In the Pension
once, while such spacious apartments as this
land, az I learned, others) in the Land once re-
main unoccupieda IL u not an outrage 10 subject
msn 70 such influences, especially
when II con Be hslpsd1 More anon.
ANGUS EYES.
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~ We coll The attention Of btisiAsss n'eH 10 n
oldsstaeation Of our advertisements. We iHtene
10 hep business eye 10 this matter for The 0enSi
Of otr patrons.
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ArrrMprRD ARsoN.-Yesterday morpins

ATTEMPTED ARsoN.-Yesterday morning,
about 9 O'Clock, an attempt made 10 FIRE the
dwelling Of William N. Johnson, cabinet maker,
which IL situated on Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, by placing lot of
old paper between the weather-boArding. Onieers
Pullin and Smith Of the sixth precinct discovered
the names and extingulshed them before any dam
age was done.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

AN UNKNOWN man, apparently sbout forty
years Of age, was killed at the Eastern Rail-
road station, Lynn, Massachusetts,, Monday
night, by being run over by the train from
Portland TO Boston.
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ROBBERY OF GRocKRT SToRR.-The store
of Messrs. King Burohell, grocery merchants at
the OF Fifteenth street and Vermont avenue,
was entered on Friday night and robbed Of about
81 900 worth Of goods, consisting In part Of chests
Of tea, barrel Of lard lot Of hgs cigars etc. This
10 the ifth grocery store that has been robbed
within the past two months.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Nor THE AURORA BoREALIs.-On Saturday
nlEht an unusually brilliant light was seen near
HArtholOw'B wharf, on the Eastern Branch, by the
TeSidentG OF Capitol Hill 1t was OeoAsionsd, we
are Informed, by the burning OF GOVerO Inent
barge which was loaded with hay, grain and other
consumed,
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JOHN OF UNKNOWN CALLISG.-A man named
by Uflcer Pullln, of the Tenth precinct, upon the
complaint OF Sarah Brown. The hrst offence for
which he was arrested was drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, and he was hned by Justice BoB-
well, for this, s5. The other offence was selling
liquor without license, for which he was fined e2O
and committed TO the workhouse IN default Of pay
ment.
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REEU0REs.-Nlne refugees from rebeldom-
four men and i've women-Arrived IN this city late
Saturday nlsht Yesterday morning they all took
tn oath to remain north OF Washington, and were
duly released by the Provost Marshal
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THE TWELFTH Connecticut regiment arrived
In New Haven last night, and would proceed
to Hartford to-day, after a cordial reception
and q collation. In New Haven.
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Ef-Comf0rt for tho ArmY-WIIson'a date
Evans Patent Tent stovo,-Ths undersigned, hAv.
ing purohAs all the conflicting interests In the
celebrated patents and improvements OF Woodbury.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for army
use, is now prepared TO furnish dealers in WASH
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made OF cast iron,
with eight feet OF ppej each stove packed IN box
twelve Inches BY six, and weighing, all complete,
but about twenty pounds, large enough TO heat
thoroughly any officers tent-A wonder of ooms
pactnesa and utility For sale by All the prominent
dealers In stoves a. a suffers supplies.
B.F. WILSON, Sole Proprietor,
de2I.tf National Hotel, Washington.
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LICENSES OF ALEXANDRIA,-The report of
licenses and hneS collected A. the Mayors once Ia
exsndria for the past year as follows Licenses
90 lected ss 2l9 10; hnes collected SIlIO b7 max.
ing n total OF %, ,B65 u.
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A NOVEL ENTRRTAINMEST.-OnW Wednesday
evening MrS.N s. Bryant will delineAte ethiopian
eooentrioitieB at WIlard's Hall. Her perform.
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The only place where you can purchase EFIdia
RibheT goods OF all klndB At hanurdcurcIS prio0s,
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, Sl0
PennsylvAnlA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti',
fully repaired At short notice, m1T 2S-u
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SUPPOSED DEsERTERs.-George Cross and
James Green, supposed desertsrs from our army,
but who claim TO be destrters IRON the rebels, J,
were to-day committed to the GuardhouHe by the
Provost Marshal. They were arrested by Police
man Cline, of the First precinct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

BOGUS DErKcrIvK.--Pat Donlan, who hat
been playing the detective, was arrested yester
day and committed TO the Gu srdhouse by the Pro
vost MArshAl.
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E7as pepsr b nov .Jisrnishsd BY carriers tt
Subscribers IN niseity AID Gsor0dO'Or at AirtI
cents per month.
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NEW YoRK, Feb 10 "A letter to the Tribune from
New Berne on the 8th says Il is rumored that the
enemy are coming on that place again. All IL
ready for the attack.
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ome.r. Stationed at Washington.

In reply to resolution of the Senate, the
Secretary Of War has furnished list showing
the number Of Officers of each grade belonging
to the regular and volunteer service in the
army of the United States, now stationed in
and around Washington, and drawing commu-
tatIon for quarters and fuel, or Communication
for either quarters or fuel, furnished in obe.
dlence to the resolution Of the Senate Of the
United States Of the 7th of January, 1864.
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sPRIsOLEs says that when the French En-
press 10 In ill-humor Louis Nap. addresses her
thus! "whst can do, my dear Eugsnis, to
make you gsHIdlP"
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n|Ts 0rlcs Of the National RspGoliodn "a at
Gil MntA arset, between Ps'Hsy'UaHia avenue and
d strssf.
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n5- The Confessions and Experience OF
An INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as =
warning and CAUTION TO ToUR0 bIEH who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
or SELF cURE. By one who has cured himself Af-
ter being put 10 great expense and injury through
medical humbug and QuAokery.
ny enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
my 98-ly Bedford, BinKs County, N. Y.
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An exchange says that an American lady
tainted while being presented to the Empress
Eugeuie in Paris, and that the latter was de-
lighted at the compliment
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GOVERNMENT GOLD IN THE MAR
KET.

The Committee of Ways and Means to-day
agreed to report bill authorizing the secre.
tsry of the Treasury to sell Government gold in
the market from time to time as he may deem
it expedient. The bill has not been reported as
we go to press
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

~ SuoscriOrs failing TO rsosivs he RtpuOt'ca"
TS0NSariv sili plsds notyr daI Office.
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THR GREAT PBHHsILVAHIA RoUTK.-Tha
quickest aud safest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one TO
sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates 70
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further apply al the 81
doe of the "GreAt PennAylVAniA ROute,n % northeast
corner Penn1ylyAnlA avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel: once open from ~ m. 70
+. o. NORTON,
Aiig AHonN-
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or these 73 belong to the regular army, in-
Guiding one Major General, four Brigadier
Generals, thirteen Colonies, &C.
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~ lee Cream, COnfee tIonerY, Ae,-He-
oeptions, Parties, Weddingn Balls, suppers, Fairs
and other entertainments furnished At Hhortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ice rream and
water Ices made by steam power, warranted TO be
the best in the city, Wholesale and RETAIL delivered
TO any part OF the city. Charlotte Russo, Jellies
pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made to order, at
Jos. sHAFFIELD's Confectionery, ass Sixth
street. between @ and H. JA2I-Sm
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~ Rylsnd Chapel Fair.-Ths ladies OF
RylAnd Chapel will continue their fair during the
present week at the church edinee corner Of 10Th
and d streets ISland). fine band Of music will
be 10 attendance. fe8-Iw
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GEoReKrows sAFFAIRs.-Elcetion Of City OFF,
errS.-It will be seen, by our advertising columns
that the peorle OF Georgetown are preparing for
the election Of municipal officers. All, most of
the gentlemen nomins'ed BY the unconditional
Union men, are no nembers Of the city govern
meht. The election takes place next MondNy.
Steamers Arriped.-steamers Empire ard A. Brear-
ly ere now in port dsehsrging their osrgoes.
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STABBED IN THa FAoR.--A man named @.
W. Fitch was stabbed in the cheek on the morning
street by q man, II Il supposed, named ssoky.
Roundsmsn Greer, Of the Sixth precinct, took the
wounded man TO the station-house, from whence
his friends conveyed him to his home, and pro-
cured the medical assistance Of Or. Fishblatt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

morn GAMBLERS ARRKsTED.-Sanford But
Ter and Charles stewart, two colorsd men, were
arrested yesterday afternoon, BY Patrolmen Nor
were in house on street, engaged In gambling,
and becoming very disordetly In their conduct,
attracted the attention OF the police, who threw
open the doors and caught them In the act. The
cards were thrown into the nre. Ths men were
each fined abbg #0H
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ALEXANDRIA ATTAIRs-More CoHlfsoationS.--
The u. District Court has been In session IN this
place during this week, and has entered "decreea
Of condemnation OF property" In the cases OF the
twStsr tamn.nv stoeL W' n Core q W Wat,
ties, d. @. Meade, Edward Sangster, q. W. Davis,
and VIM. D. Mutt. The cases against J. r h n.
continued
Constitutional Conpenfi0H.-A convention ITO
amend the state constitution" met at the Untted
noon. Delegates, IL seems, have been elected from
Alexandria city and county, Fairfax, Norfolk city
doun, the dlstrictof York, Warwick, SO, AocomAo
and Northampton. L. W. Webb was chosen tenn
poraTy chairman, and J. W. Cowing temporary
Secretary. Committees on credentials and rules
and organization were appointed, when an ad-
Journment until Monday took place -Aer. GdE,
Feb. llh.
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at the Capitol.

Murdoch at the Capitol.
Don't forget Murdoch'S Reading tonight in
the Senate Chamber. Go early and secure a
seat,
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The Commissioner of Indian Affairs asks for
an appropriation of $4,000, for deficiency in
the Indian Department OF New Mexico.
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Government PRoPERTT FouND.-0ne OF
Captain nOlan's detectives yesterday succeeded in
recovering lot OF Government property, In the
fvsts, &e., which were found In the Junk shop OF
Kelley 4 Dick, No. Ii8 X street. They we're turned
over to the Provost MArshals property clerk.
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~ storREe-In Ftre-PrOoT Brick Ware
house. f0ot OF + street. Apply TO FRED. s. COZ
ZENs PennsylvAniA avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. oo9O-tt
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81 DIR. Branning's braces for Ladies',
Children, Gentlemen, and SOLDIER, will cure fs ale
with palptAtion Of the heart arrest ipoipient cur
vature and weakness OF the splne remove costly o
ness, piles, and cold feet, effect radical cu OF
hernia, and sbohld be worn by delicate lsdleS weak
aud fast-growlns children, clerks, and soldiers,
especially cNyAlrymen. Applied at the National
Hotel by DR.. BanninE In person. Physicians aud
surgeons are invited TO examine. folS-iws
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Anew House bill proposes to create the office
ofAssistant Register of the Treasury, at a sal
ary Of $500.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Dr 10. Bunford LIRhthnI, OF % st.
MARK. Place, New York, author OF "A Popular
Treatise on Deafness, Letters on Catarrh, Go., &o,
viii visit WARRINGTON profe.sion.lly. and viii
be AT the pBBIT HOUSE for one week, ftom MON
DAY, FEBRUARY 18th, until SATURDAY EVE
MING. MARCH 6th. when he can be oopaulted on
D,dfness catayrh, and ali the various disease, Of
The Ear, Throat. and Ar Po.saOes, ~ -.
of numerou, Application, for treatment from mar.
T '
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District supreme Court Criminal Term
District Circuit cOurt-statsd Term

CHIEF JUSTICE cARTTER.
Feb i6,-In the case OF Yoang ". Conklin and
Wheeler, verdict for PLAINTIFF and nrst damages
was rendered. ,,-, =
In the case OF MorHell o. DOuglalH, verdict In
favor OF the plaintiff 10 the amount Of Ollsss.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FooD FOR THE CoNTRABLNDs.-Thef follow
ing "rAtion for issue" by the Subsistence Depart.
ment to the "ContrAbands,r who have ne means Of
subsistence and are not employed by the Goverr-
ment, has been established by the War Depart
ment: Ten ounces Of pork or bacon, or one pound
Of fresh beet; one pound Of corn meal nve times q
week. and one pound Of -four or soft bread, or
twelve ounces OF hard bread, twice week. and to
every o hundred rations ten pounds OF beans,
peas or hominy eight pounds OF sugar. two quarts
Of vinegar, eight ounces VI adamantine or star
cAndlesi two pounds OF soaps two POUNDS OF galti
To children under fou teen years Of age half ra-
tionH will be isGusdi and TO women and children,
roasted rye coffee At the rate OF ten pounds or tes
at the rate OF fifteen ounces TO every one hundred
rAtiona.
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DIsLoIAL To HERsELT.-The following ls a
copy Of q accommodation ito the Provost Mar
shall signed BY lawyer and lately police Justice
In this city:
al most respectfully recommend Miss NJ
l., who has a sick brother In the - regi-
ment, as a loyal woman. She desires a pass TO
visit her brother, which, / hope, may be Branted
her. The bearer 10 prostitute, and only can
recommend her as loyal to the United States, and
not to her character"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

On Friday night, the Journey men Paper Hangers
OF this city met At Temperance Hall, and formed
an rrEanITAtl on under the Above title. A consti-
tuition was adopted and the flowing ofiioers were
elected; Preside n, c. n. Bishops Vice President
Treasurer, @. II. King.
The foiIswing schedule Of prices for work was
adopted;
The hangings are assessed per piece. All blanks,
IS cts short gaEed papers, IS cts gold papers, 20
otP.i pAn gold, 20 etsi plain glazed 20 ctsi plain
ground, 20 cts all borders and moi ouldngu, ~ cts
solid velvet papers, 20 cts panel papers, 90 cts
centre pieces sT etsj stattuet'es and Medallion,
7k cts, COZ ner pieces, 20 cts sizing and varnsh-
gold red per foot, . cts. The association acted
throughout with proper disposition TO consider
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gatinnal grpnblitau.
d. @.

MoNDAYHrum,,,m,,n,FEBRuARY Is, 1884.
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Miss LAURA KKENE.-This evening will be
given, by the wish Of q large number Of those who
oould not secure seats Its first production, the
lAughAble play Of " Our American Cousin" Al
ready the box sheet is nearly nlled so attractive
IL this laughAble comedy. On Thursday . bsnent
will be given by the worthy nAnAgarsbs to the
Ladder Sanitary Fair, on which occasion We hope
nothing will interfere to crowd this fAshiohable
house from pArquetts to dome.
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LATE ARRIVALS FROM DIXR.-Last night
five men and two women made their appearance at
the Provost MarthAl's ONCE and gave themselves
up As refugees from Richmond. They were re-
leased upon taking the oath Of allegiance ard
promising 20 remain North during the war. John
CArmony, q refugee, was arrested by Ofleer Ander-
son, OF the First precinct this morning on the Port
Tobacco stage. He was released upon taking the
oath before the Provost Marshal.
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ScoTT's 900 TO LEAyB.-The regiment of
cavalry known a. scott's 300, and which has been
doing guard duty for some time past, were on Sat
urday elieyed from duty and ordered TO prepare
for held duty All the oficers and privates on de-
taehed service have been ordered TO reJoin their
regiment.
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~ Steamer Empire has arrived from
New York, and 10 now disoharging cargo at the
foot Of High street, Georgetown,
Consignees will please attend to the reception Of
their goods at once.
MORGAN RHIEEHART,
feblb-2t Agents.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NEW YORK.

The Late Raid Upon the Baltimore and
Ohio nailroad-Arrtval of = Herald
CnrraannnhanA frnrn o. nnaiNIar
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OFFICs PRovosr MARssAI, !
l4rH DIsrRIcr, PKSsA. J
IL " lnu u IAEl

HARRIsBURs, May z, 1864.
TNHE time for the assignment and correc>
ton of credits by enrolling boards under
the provisions Of circular No. as, current
series, from this osice i, extended to May l6,
/ 1864. All claims relative to credits which
may be presented 10 DisIric, Provost MAJ
shals, on and after that date will be referred
TO the office OF the a. A. Pro Mar Gen. foJ
decision.
|. The different Boards of EnrollmepS
Western Division, Pa, are requested TO i'm.
lnediaIely proceed TO execute the said sectioa
of the act Of Congress, entitled "As act 10
amend an ac, for enrolling and calling ous
the national forces, and for other purposes"
approved February IS, 1864.
ii. They will at once appoint the necess.
ary enrolling officers for their respective
districts, with instructions,
lst. To enroll all persons whose names
have been omitted by the proper enrolling
officers, previous enrolment.
ID. All persons who shall arrive at tho
age of 20 years before the draft.
3,l. Al aliens who have declared ihsiy
intentions 10 become citizens.
4th. All persons discharged from tho
military or naval service OF the United States
who have not been in such for two years
during the present war.
5ih. And all persons exempted under tho
provisions Of the second section of the enrol.
ling act, approved March Sd. 1868. bu, not
exempted under the provisions Of the set
approved February "a, 1864.
Ill. The Board of Enrolment will also ~
once proceed TO strike from the enrollment>
upon satisfactory proof;
lSt. The names of all persons who have
arrived a. the age o foTty-hvc years.
ID The names Of persons manifestly
physically or mentally unfit for the service.
Sd. The names Of such persons a are af
this time actually and legally in the military
or naval service Of the United States.
4th. The names of such persons as havo
served in the military or naval service OF
the u. :. two years or more, during the pres.
ent war, and have been honorably discharged
therefrom. JNO. KAY CLEMENT.
Capt. and Pro. Mar, I4,h Dist, Penn's.
Nav II.
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Candidates Column.

->~~~--~---7NN~N-
COngreKS.-GEORGE F. NIL lER Esq.
of Union county Is recommended for this post
in the Mff'nburs and MlddleburS papers and
in the selinssrove Post.
From the "No.ksfreund"
r 3, W. "u.t r,, c.n;ce for rCnneress ".
4, his on xarious grounds. Isl, he is the
.bo;ce of Iarpe majority of the Union party
of SNYDER county. ~, he IS in every pariic-
mar xui,ed To this high posItion. I'd, he is an
hone.t man. and no pnlIitcaI trickster 4th,
he is The strongest man in The district. 5th, he
is entitled 10 the nomination. MIR Miller is
our first choice. and if all signs do not prove
aboriive he will b. our pext Repfe.cniaIlye
in Co,rress
r., Cu.pIrSr SuopEIry of Laws
- aI,5,,. Co. s.n,,,r II. weu
snt t;.nor,hI, rnou,, 70 Tho n..onio ~ Tho n.y
s.,,,n,,,I n,s,r,c, ana his sse,,,v natr,o,,sm
md sh,li,v .m,ren,Iv Fl, him for the nos,,ion
n,med Jrs1,ck.
Messrs: :Edtors-hnow'ns mat me inter-
ess o' o"'oh county nave oeth properly
bv SAMIJEI. n ORWI;. E.o.. our pr.>ent
Member in the House, during the session
recently closed, and believing from rast rx-
perience that he is worthy of the confidence
and ,upport of our people we recommend him
for reelection. Many C1r,x,,.
Sheri1f.
Al the last trial. THOMAS CHURCH was
tne secon' hiehes' candioa'e LOT Shef'h' and
nearly Two years ago. "hiie commanding ms
company OF volunteers IN acuon near FAR
oaSs' received wound from which he mas
earery recovered. ms good cnarac'er' ms
h'"eSs, dau '"e o'di",s U, MS ioca'''y, are
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Information Wanted

OF Mr.. JAMES MOORE. a Shoemaker by
trade. He was last heard from-abou!
twenty wears ago--iu Union county. lnfor-
nation desired by his daughter, Mary Moore,
and his sons William and James Moore.
In,ellie.nce NAV be forwarded 10 the Office
Of the LewlsbuSs Chronlels Fdi'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27

d-The "Commit,ee on Packing" for
Restaurant Department of the Sanitary
Commission, request all persons donating
to bring their articles to either Of them by
Monday, 30tb inst, as they desire to pack
BY Tuesday aud forward Wednesday. No
matter how small the contributions for the
sick aud wounded, all will be thankfully
received. So bring on your jelies, dried
or canned fruits, ham, butter, eggs, fowl
or whatever you have to spare, and they
will be carefully attended bye W.Scbafiis,
T.G Evaps, A. w. Brown, Is +. Hursh.