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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-16
Estate of John DietIenderfer. Sen. .de.'d.

I ETTERS of Administration Cd the estate
Ia Of lohn Diefenderfs-. Sr, deed, late of
White Deer township, Unj1n county, having
been granted 10 the undefsi gnet, all persons
indstlet thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
culy authenticated for settlement to
JOHN H. CAMPBELL, Admir-
White Deer Mills, June II, 1864 pd
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R-The littls borough Of New Cum.
berlaDd, just opposite below Harrisburg,
elsims to have sent to the var, so men
more than their whole number Of voters
leaving them something over on the pres
ent draft. They had only 6 votes agains.
the Soldiers, and sustain the Administfa-
tion quite as strongly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-16

VISIBLE DAILY.-Tas mao who i, too
mean to buy . paper, AMI seopes, The
'ss' fIsm his neigbbo,.
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The Eve and the Ear.

nR. s. II. KNIGHT, of Lewisbure, having
~ had twenty-five years practice, offers
his services TO those who are afflicted with
diseased Eyes or Ears. The following IS ons
Of q number Of Testimonials
w son hsd cataract Of both blind e one,
ami nearly 4 the other had siesns attending
hiru. 10 Do effect Dr. knght undertook his and
cured him without operation. would sfvise al 10
afflicted 10 give him call. sANJ IL WOLF.
UArtletun, Jan :, 1854 iltS-l
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PUBLISHED sEMI.WEREIy,.
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

@-Among the contributions to the
Christian Commission We notice that Of
St. Paul, church, I,ewisbr-e, per Rev.
Jacob Hertsler, S37 S0-also Mother aud
Daughter Soldiers Aid Society. Hsrtletcn,
t10.25.
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BAKERY, ICE CREAM, Sc.

vTHE undersigned. having obiained the ass
Of the furni;1re, sIi1res and utensils of
Mr.. RIcHlRp VI. CooFtR. viii continue the
Bakery. Confectionery and Notion business.
a. the old stand Un Market street for IRE Pc
mod or oae year. He hopes bystfict al;sa,isa
to business 10 merit The patronage herslofors
extended 10 his establishment.
n l. M'2AHOH
LsEisburs, April 20. 1868
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MARRIED.

On .he llth inst. BY Rev. D Eloss. DENNIS CHRIS
Berlin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-16
Candidate for Congress.

Candidate for Congress.
THE undersigned respectfully offers him
self TO the Republicans Of the Fourteenth
Congressional District OF Pennsylvania [com-
posed OF the counties o: Dauphin, Juniala.
Northumberland, Snyder and Union) for no.
mlna,ion by the several County conventions
OF the said district. JOSIAH ESPY
Harrisburg, June 9, 1864
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I9teO,
Attention, East BufFaloe I,

In nLersburg. on the 18th inst, LOIS srsd months,
daughter Of Pe:er and Mary Beaver.
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A sYRAf DOG.

strsy Dog came On nv premiss. the 25d inst th'
IA owpsr will rlesn call prove property. pay charges
AMI take him srsyS sIi FApIAEHowER.
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The Pirate Chicamauga.
More OutruScs On the plsh sea..

Philadeiph'd Nor -.--rhc T'risl bark Victoria
srrivcd hero today from Miraconc, and reports
Oct ~, saw large FIRE bearing 5. 8. W stood for
It, snG found vessel, Srpten,ly American. cf Sco
tons, on hrc from stem 70 stern. The vessel vas
burnel to the waters .gc, and must son have
gone down No persons were sc,n near.
The tara sp'edwel- Capt u NJn, from Boston.
hae als7 arr vel here SIC rcp5-ts: oa the I'd
inst, in lat. 1850 long. G9:iG WAS boarded by =
ho" from the rrtcl pirate chlcatnau -, on hoard
Of which Cant. Dixon was ordered with his papers
and having on toari passengers a laiy and
ehili. was tondci fr ;lNer IN gold, and sllo~od
To proccsi afier taking On board Capt. rhompq,n
o1d four of the crcw Of the schooner Otter, whth
lad leon captured Few ia prev oully, and has
since been reported a. fallen IN 10, scuitlci and
a'aaiorod. The Otter was from Bangor, hound t.
6DorcotoNn With pYta,ccs. Capt Dixon says he
learned blarl that the schooner Zoo oispcl, To-
fore reported captured by the Tsi,shsssee, was
captured b. the Chicamatwn.
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The Election Returns

Editors and kisgraphors throughout The State p
New York. who may have occasion " send the ro
suits Il the eloctlon ~ the Associated Press. srs
requested 10 observe tho following Instructions ~
by 30 doing thoy will greatly lessen tho burden q
the telographic lines and simplify tho iabors Of II
persons whc.e duty il is to prepare the returns Tor
publication:
Send tho full vote FOR Presidential electors In Tho
town or city also, ths fIl vote for Governor. No
vote Of district wsri Of town OF city is de.
sired, nor is the vote for any other candidate Oh
the 5tato ticket.
Send Aso the nsme and politics Of persons elec,ci
20 tho Legislature.
Tho above Is all that necd tc ,esgrsphed, exccpt
from tho county towns from which the Associato.f
Press desire the full county vote, or III estimate
thereof, for President, Governor, aud Congress.
men.
County committees and clubs arc requested -
co-opsrato with the editors aud tee aphers in prus
curing asch informstion. ID. H. CuAia
General Agent New York Associated Press.
Nev York, Nor. I, 1854
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Affairs mt Atlanta, t.n.

TIE following u from the Boston rnA WILLIE NJ
Saturday:
We had interview yesterday with Q member
OF the Massachusetts Second, who loft Atlanta, Ca,
n lule u week ago. He states that the hax
sachuscsts second and the hasss. hu-ctts Tli1y
third at present located o. that city, doing pro-
vost duty. Both regiments arc in a healthy cond
sion. The recent attempt Of Hood ~ cut of tho
communications OF the fedcrss between Atlanta
and the North had provci m utter failure For u
fow days forsvc scarcc In the city, but exped
tons sen, out INTO the country obiaued m apun-
daui supply. When informant left the lost of tho
Inhabitants were taking their departure from the
city. large number Of con,rsbands remained, hut
all not IN ltc employ OF the Government would be
ordered away. The present aspect Of the city is one
OF ceoolatiou. Taere are probatys thousand build
ingI including many hne dwellings without an
inhabitsnt, and The appearance oi the country
North of the Ilsce shows With terrible disinctness
thc awful cuust quenc Of civil strife Tho ground
has cen pnnscd over by two hostile armies, and
~ entirely dIyestcI u every aruce nc,es.ary for
tie support Of man on least. H. regard 70 tho
relel pr jcct ~ arming slaves ~ fight in the Con
ioderAcy, the general opinion Mt Atlanta seems 10
bo u ut the negroes are too well Informed sG 10 tlo
organ Of thc war ~ take up arms IN behalf Of shn
masters, Their perfect know ledge Of the pro.i ess
OF events for the psst four years something mar
volOus IN contrast with the ignorance OF the rebel
soldiers AS to the Causes which od TO she outbreak
U tAr rccIpture Of Atlanta by tito rebels there is
not Tia" lesss danger. Gen Shorn hils WITH him
q powerful army, twice as lsrgc ms that of Gen
Hoo, fasned VIII victor, while that Of he enemy
Is dIsucarseuci Aui wall not fght u the OPEN field.
At urt accounts foJd was becoming scarce wILn the
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ton they wcsc both built in England, snd were
laden with return caryuss Of cotton, tot,scco and
turpcnrne They are swim iron steamers on 4
wos~ crp'rr,d ty the Santiago dc Cuba Adnirnl
fnrrNc'it reports the csr'urc Of n threc.nasi.sl
s'horncr lalcn with cotton, While runui,.,
ort OF 81. L,us Pass; tho Louisa All IN.
shsh schooner heading for Arkansas PNe.
M the Guh Aimral Suitling. cutuman, ,Nnc p. Il
H. Squadron. ccsmmunicstes the p>rtic,ilsrs og M
cSiciiton from the [. :. bark Rcstlcss, ou blo.k
nj. duty at 81. Andrews Bny. FLORIDA. which re-
tuitcd IN the desruction " fty ssh boilers 'o-
ny from 500 W Leu gallons each, and gi
ko"les, o. Ia 200 galions each r. re huultci
bushels Of salt were also ucstrcyc,i, 81 Wagons
'ou cords ut wood, rid $50 hmlin.s-.ll bcin.
Tue properly cf the "Cuui~.cratcs."
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Important from Mexico.
Jnnrtss Lenders SubDiitins - tho New
(.oycrnw,<anf. Eer.

Inteh xcnoe received yesterday frosn.Mcx says
thu, Garcia de 10 Cor,iens, ZandervgA, and other
JuarA esdsrs In he Department O, Zacatecas
have given in tbcir adhesion 10 the Tn persl dow
ernincni. General Mejia, In the naur of the I'm
pcrialss, hsd installed himself Al Mat amoros the
Jnara forces there having also subn lifted N tho
order u things Toegraphic lines are 10 10
established between the leading cite o, Mexico.
communicating by way Of Texas with tho Uu!tci
States. Another line will connect Mexico with
Yucatap, mud Il submarine cabIo will bo laid 10
Cuba In this way it I, expected that Mexico City
will soon be in direct and instantaneous cornmun.
cation With New York, Havana, and San Francisco.
The forces lately undor the command Of Ortega aro
sad to lie completely dispersed. whole Companies
have voluntarily come " tho various municipal
autl critics and la1 down their arms. The news
papers contain long accounts of an earthquake
which occurred on the 81 Of October. The shock
wns fcit At Oriznha ut Eve minutes beforc two
O'Clock Many houses and churches were dam
sgod, and several lives lost At Tohuacan
and Atvo tho church towers foil and many houses
were destroyed.
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GENERAL siiER NAN.
Position Perfectly Sntisfncforv

Lon,srili,, ~, Nor. q. Straps Of reliable infor-
nation from below continue to indicate that Cen
eral sler1nan's POSITION perfectly satisfactory 70
himself and oil who understand IT, and thu, ten.
shcrman IL equally sstsdci with General Hoods
position. hycopmonts sre now progressing that
will delight snd as,onish the country. beyond
this announcemon,, what news we have 10 contra.
band.
Tho DEsccaAr contains account Il the cvsru-
ni.ou of Johnsonv N. 10y the Federal commsndnnt
of that lls'e. The particulars Of the anair sre
mcagrc and somewhat conflicting
C,nctnnnft Soc. The corcerondeut OF the
JornsAl- writing from Johnsonve, Tenucssce,
saye Eight steapb sts, loaded with govern.
ment stores, have bccn burnt here 10 prevent them
falling into the hands Of the rebels"
Hood In n Tight Place.
Warrington, Nor. IA letter reccivcd IN Iris
city by q naval officer from officer in command
OF ono Of the divisions n the Mississippi squadron,
dated Chattanooga Nov. Ist says my boats
have had two brushes with Hoods force and re-
pulsed him both times lie has now gone down
below thc shoals nai large portion Of his army
has sscd a, Florence for the Invasion Of Middle
and East Tennessee. General Gross's brigade
passed here today on the road 70 Athens " hssd
him of. Somc prisoners who wishci " shin
(though I sent them off 70 hvillcl, represent
Hood as tyrsnnical in the extreme. Tic men havo
lived Two days on corn and water, only with the adj
dition Of pumpkins stolen by the way. Hood sui
fcrs by Wholesale descrt.ons and these people
coming to us say he intended moving south " ar.
but was prevented by Ghe threats of his soldiers to
desert he did not give than the promised harvest
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News Items.
lBy Telegraph no tie Nev York sunl

Cot SAN, MgpAnY died At Columbus, Ohio, yes.
toriAy.
IT In estimated that duHng the last week over
10000 Pcrsons, soldiers aud ciyili.ua have hof.
Washington by railrosI for their homes 10 yo,. =,
the Presidential eloceon.
THn United States Christian Commission has sent
from PhLadephia sevcn delegh.cs well supplied
with hospital ,I'ro' med,cines, and clothing, Nth
the iirs which ias gone tOAsavAnnah, Ga, to brius
home Unlon prisoners Of vtr
GoyESNon Seymour has issued Writ Of Fec
zion, by poclAmAtion, - provided in tho Cons.isa-
tion Of the Uutod Haisr. fo~ tie oLs,saon Of Rep
Feseptssive IN the TtIrty tighth ConAreS ~ ts
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Ner Orleans, OF. -. The Joseph rcarrc nt-
rvcd to-day from vicksbug with six hundred,
halos Of cotton. Fourteen hundred he,d Of rs,,le
have 'roSssi .hc Msssnpp River at Jackson Prui,
'co 'hc rch~is. The Finance bureau " the I,,'is-
'stuir have applied to one Of the banks for sioO-
90. The bank refused To send It by military order.
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From Europe.

Ouc Day Later News.
Tie sicanisiips PcnnIy lv~n,a and city cS BAle-
morc arrived yesterday. With h'cs u papers to Oe-
'"tcr ". The pcws n ono day laiw
Tho London risES In an ctoris IN Am~rica,
thinks thnt matters are not assuring A. the
Washington Cabinet could st this june,arr, wish
them 10 hc. The rsn' hopes that the dcv cvs,tsticn
said to have bscn efIcc,~i by Sheridan In Western
Virrinis ms hVn e1sggcrs,~i. Accor,hnr ,r the
account rcceiNvi AMI putlishci by hc rtswS q
ua'N 81 lcrtr country, nNiy miles In lens tl, with
an .vraFc errsi,h q forty mites, is hurnci int,
wilderness Two thousand barns and seventy
mus stored with corn, forage, md impcnents of
nfricuuurc are sts,ci W have been x ven " M
ilancs and II Is rcproscu,i that IN rctaiis,ton tr
the shorNnv of one ot SIeri,f.u's mon, wb,ls car
Z ,ng his oricr iuto enc, every dwelling within
radius u Eve miles frsn bc spot ~hcro ,hc man
fell was burnt
The Grand Jury hid found a ,r,,c BIZ a,pin
Franz Muller fcr tho murder Of Mr briggs and
the trial was to commencc a, uc OH haley On tho
e1th ult.
The improvement In cotumcrvial circles makes
rr"srosH. Money is easier. Failures uro however
sill laly announcoi.
P,,s, Oc'. @cfA crer,n, The rmtrror has
lon for Nice. II IA stated that a prcjcc, is under
serious consideration for establishing . public
ny wv '"''' i''N''"h sp"Nus an
undsrtat ing II gcucr,l utility for the whole Il
France. a, ia filGllel NV a.. .n. b,,d 4, ,,o ,i.
,f,--, '''' WI 1'o e'''
" i"s'
B'vii-. O~f. % Ia denied on gesi authority
that frtirs.a rcc-ni,v demanded To- c,,ntlnu. tbc
occupation uf Jntlsnd after the CONCLUSION of ir,rc
TIE scn-uh',al Puovt>cIAL Couruuospl,o, of
"-I.i sys We p.n'' ncEotialiun" arc progressing
10 J,,l, ,,,.s!,.I wv "'' '"''''"''"' W p"'o "'Ay
rurv, Oct 2G.-A Meeting ~ a,.,ut 200 ,cp,,
,'rs '"k place ycaotday: They. c'pr,-scd them
tn, m-,n,,,s 81 A.. ,,.',,a " ,u m Non'.n'on' ,
Il il beloved the bill for tho ,rapsf,r OF th. cnu,l
" Florence will Obtain n large majority
Io,ior o., n, ~. -. 81,
"" "" "osr"Pn
eao'c nas nccn r'Ia!r"'. Tho land 'ipc Is complete
from RusN ire 10 Tcherar. AMI mo.s.yo. b.vo rom.
,h,o,,h 4, p,. "a -. ~,
''y !" 10 "''''' '"o eA"nson
Tom Tebsran " iisgdsd will 10 hnshcd next
month
r.. . ,,,
'"' b'o" ''"'tS "rike' IN Son'h NAiori-
shire still contnuod mcctng w1as held ct TIP
t,n, on Saturday night Ot. 22., at which B. 600
rncr. who bad ,u,, ,xo,t in low, D,d,.,,. IA,
W, p. prcten, Tho o,c., ,o,dc ,-r. ,hc .c,Sr .k,.r
the ,uthcr g. nro t.i inu 4, s,n~,e.. in,;n,;d.,o
n any curse, and which. u oUirss. WAS conJ,mn.
cl ~ undue interference. Tho cu.tom.rv reso,,-
,on az U .,nnd,ns on," an, r. III ~ , n. :
wagcs'' was passed amid much .nplau.o On Sa,.
uruny the Dudley Masis,rsAes ma, And i,s,Yur,.d
the IN cf Constable of oryerier,bire N ,s.us no
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The Conspiracy.


ChicdFo Nor T.-wtnin the last two d.vs a
bumbcr of persons have arrived FROM tho southern
y>rt Of the Stav mos,ly from F,yet,e and Chris.
uah counties. 1t wAs supposed that they were
coming here 10 vote hut IL has rnei ont TINT thcv
were fnihions OF bc o A. X. S,cicty. and that a
conspiracy is in Progress for raising an insurrcc-
Non on election day. snd releasing tAe prisoners in
lamp Douglas Early this morning large mum.
Der OF arrests were made In nearly all caS. arrns
worc found In their possession Am No the ar
scstcl is Colonel Marmsiul brother n,
NC rebel General ~ that name who vu
guest # Dr. Eiwnrds Buckner Morri.
formerly Judge Of the C.rc,it Cour, Of thi. eoun.
W lie hareo cd . lot Of hushwhackers, and pro-
ehrrh oipthing FOR them. H. ~ said 70 be Grand
Treasurer oi the o. A G. Charles walsh. door.
keeper Of the Housc ,f Rcprcsonta.iy YES was also
arrested. In his hou.c wero found several men
sho Ind bcen engaged in casting bullets FOR the
usr OF the consprators. Some Of these arre-esi
ere reported n have made coafcss on that their in
Gntion was TO fro the city to-night anG ree.,e
Che Pris'ners in C'nf Douglas. A large rIantty
Of arms and smmuuiuon was found in walsl's
house.
SECOND nrPArcn.
Cht.o7o Nor The JouRNAL ihis Afternoon
snys, tclesrams were received yesterday by John
wentworth announcing the coming Of lar..c num-
bcrs of bushwhacters. Colonel Sweet, Command.
ing Camp DousiA, was contaminated with and
srors were al once issued for the arrest Of dercr,.
does on their arrival. The fact leskcd out and the
saithhil found means to nppuzc their friends and
Che bushwhackcrH lef the .rsn u, the city hmiu
and scV,eroI in all directions. Tho military and
IrDliCe Slan.iv -. ct,.
picked up hundreds of them. propeller with
nearly 100 Suspicious characters arrlvcd here This
morning from Canada The military and police
ere after them, and all will bc Captured Colonel
Sweet has for some time been swaic Of the rctcl
plot 10 reease the prisoner At Camp Douglas and
burn the city Ills detectives have hocn Mt work,
and with success; and though the evidence obtain
ID Is not sufficiently conclusive to warrant the Ar
rest Of these hundred consrnra,ors, It wsr decmei
necessary to strike at once such ones as were un.
qrestionab!y treisonable. Captain Nelson. of the
City P1l!ce, was dispatched W the Louse of Dr.
Edwards 10 arrest Col. Vincent M,rrnaduko, bro-
Nor o. the rebel general. At the same time de-
6chmont OF the military proceeded 10 the Rich
nood House AMI captured the rebel Col c. st.
Lnscr Greenfield, Morysn's Aliutant General, and
!. T shanks An escaped rebel prisoner; u. S. Nor
ris, aman noted for hatred to the North, WAS also
srrcstcd The arc all now confined in Csmn
bou- las. H. dispatch to Genera Cook ths morn.
inr, Col. Sweet says; ~ have complete proof Of
his having assstcd shanks, the rcbcl pr.soncr, to
e~aIc, and oi plotting to release tho prisoners At
Us caml." Meantime another dct.cnmcnt Of
the military visited the residence of Charles
w.lsh. lear Camp p3u-'as. H. house
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mod to the N,v York Snn.I I

M,Ynu Fars's Of 'uTalo hM cnrof'~i about avo
hnndrol spsial policemen f1 duty In that CITY to.
day.
TuH heaviest fall II ~inw ever known NJ st.
L"uis "curr~i On Thursd,y. Tip snow lcll " ~
o'Ith ~ AZ inches. As snow Etunns usually uto-
c~si from the Wcst, We may cxpc't en- uaTly visi-
'a'ion OF slclsling nt no distant date
orr u the unexpected shells I'd Iiia Kuoh, No :
q lew days ago came into possession 81 party OF
iour ch'ldfcn, one ot whom attempted to eytra~t
the tusc by driving u ont with y hHmmrr. lie
exploited Tho shell in his ofort killing hmnF
snd two Of his play mates Instantly, and mortAly
wounding the other one.
TIM reports that Gcner, Sheridan ia falling hark
have not Tho slilhiest foundation In fact Hi~ army
was never IN better condition than u In now, aud
he Is mlly prepared ~ meet and dispose mort odcc-
| tuslly Of EARLY, should ,hs latter carry ont h,s
suppoacd design OF making another Aitemp4 to
achieve the mastery IN The shenandoah Valley.
TnE ssndusky tOhio) RsoIsrKu says four mors
~ The rroi thirty two pounderS for tho Cedar
Point Battery, arrived on Thursday on the Mans-
field and Newark Railroad, and were shipped l.,
their defamation. also states that of the sixteen
suspicious characters arrested on Friday lssa, In
that city, pine volunteered to Join the army apf
did No on JohnBon's Ihand day before yesteriay-
| PRIVATE lcttcr iately ysesived from we'll IN.
formed gentleman in New Orleans has the following
run'nr "we have intelligence here thAt indicates
bargain with MAsimhan on the part of tho rehCl
ic~herN tending perhaps to purpose of the rebels
W ny rom the country to Mexico, carrying VIII ~
shores they can, and a~dst MAMMALIAN 10 establish
| hIibusttr power ~ shsotb TeNM and countries
| further south. Pierre Soule is now In Vara Cruz,
| On his wsy " Ie city Of Menco."
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WEES motto: Grievances and babics were maalo
70 be nursd. tBostan Posrl Oh ye, but both may
souetimar be hAaisd over " husband while wiS
takes yusa
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POSTSCRIPT.
GloI'1ous News 1!
Cap,uvc Of the IIori.Ia.
NKw YORK suS OFFICE
1ucsdrJ, O-t. \ 1905 I ocIonA, 4. 81

BoSfon, Nor. The L. = steamer KcarNar-,.
o"r'. Wius'o~, arrived y, uls port to-day ir,li
81 Thomas, OF. 3ir. She brings ei,,ht cx,hc crs
and The surgeon Of lhc pirate s,csu.er FlorAis. ca
mr''i hy tho L. g steamer wachuscti, in the Ray
N ". Salvador. nraEil, Ort Iih. Pay eight Of Il ,
crew and twolyc others Of tho pirate were cap
tur~i. -itrou, the ks' Of man. Tho ws'hu~cii.
with tho Florida, was TO leave a. Thomas on uis
"a inst.
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TnE Constitution Of Nevada provides that In civil
Ssaes three -fourths of Jury may render vor,c,
10 bsue ~ II the whole panel ssroel.
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Capture Of blockade Runners.
Dispatches TO tic Navy Dypsrtmeu, give "details
Of tho capture Of the two blostsde runners "Iucy"
and he Annie" On Wednesday Iass VI Whining.
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rnS Coner~sdonsl pisrssa IN Iasco Of I'm. ucn
q. sichbins, ~bo has rcAguei Tho slsrtson is
be boil to-day. as pr rovide ~ tAs Eis,tson Law.
ttc sislc II Now York
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MORE OUIRAGeS COMMITTED.
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The Latest News
THE INVASION
Great Excitement at Chicago.

Tho Rebel Pirates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-08

Hood Crossing tho River.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-17
TUNKHANNOCK, PA, WEDNESDAY, AUGT II,

After this assignment of his reason for
preventing the bill from becoming law, the
TO e.reeute it as laao by Has plenaTy dictato-
rial porer. .s ...# at.E -.-.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-17

A GENTLEMAN. cured of Nervous Debility In
ssfmIetency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
oy desire to benefit others, will be happy
70 iurnisa to all who need il; free Of charge the
rseG anu directions for making the simple remedy
possess Valuable Re med, Will raieive iba c,r'o
ey return mail Carefully sealed,) by Addressing
JOHN u OGDEN
@n4e-3ne., ~ y 'AssAu street, New York.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-17

d lr has appeared in evider. .ce,I etbs.auMr
Chase allowed every Repr.' 'oiicap /. ,ner,hs,aas
congress the privilege. Of bringing a woman
10 7" ash'ns'oh 70 oe placed in some sor. Of
employment n his department. This wis
accommodating truly Some ihsrd-hcsrtsd
oopperhead calls Chass the keeper aos o&Ass
Republican Congressional hsreu Z:igFs'sv
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-17
EXECUTIVE TYRABY REBVKER.
MUTINY INiTHE ABOLITION CAMP.

MUTINY INiTHE ABOLITION CAMP,
BEN WAITE AND WINTER DAVIS
LEADING ABOLITIONISTS-D S-DENOUNE
LINCOLN'S TYRANICAL USURPA-
TIONS AND HOLD HIM UP TO
THE REFRIGERATION AND SCOPE,
OF ALL FREE MEN HIS PLAN
OF RECONSTRUCTION AT.
TACKED-" OLD ABEn
& AND THE GOVERN
MENT" NOT
IDENTICAL,