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Ar RIED.

Or the 18th inst, in Greenwood by Jas
Masters Esq, BENZ ALLeH, oi CorrolI CO.
III and Mrs. MARY MARIIN. of Greenwood
Pa
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Or
George w. Lou, by The Rev. w. Goodrich,
assisted by Rev X Porter, James w.
CpAMBERLIN, of Bloomsbury, to Miss R.
JESNIs LorT. of Orangevlie.
On the 20rh inst hy the Rev. William ]
Eyer, Mr.. JOINS Fl. HeLwIG 10 Miss LUcY
ZIMMERMAN, both OF Locust twp, Col. CO.
On the 23d nil, by the Rev. 3 Sheerer
al his residences in Shickshinuy, Mr joseph
ScHEcHrERLY, to Miss NJ c. BaoB>r, all ol
Beach Raven, Luz Co. Pa.
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Rnhl, Nntirn

TIE LADY's FsleND FoR April The
April number OF this new lwo-dolar maea-
zine opens with charming steel engraving
called ''Harry and his Dog" This is fol
lowed By beautiful Double Fashion Plate,
also engraved on Steel in the best style.
Then We bave Two companion engravings
which will touch the hearts OF all mothers,
called "The Wande,er'' and "The Resior-
ed" The music OF this number is the pop
ular song By Etnor Rossiter, 81 Loved that
Dear Old Flag The Best" and is Of iseiI
worth the price OF the number.
The literature OF this number is "Our
Ned, . "A5oye the Clouds by Night" illus
lratsd by striking engraving Foreshad-
owings," by Clara Augusta "Mstaken
Duty" by Ida Mason "Good-by, by Mrs.
L ]. Rmenhouse "Mabeps Mission -
'Jenny Morris's Trip to California, )" by Mrs.
Margaret Hosmer "The Transformed VIII
lsge,'' illustrated by an engraving, &c. The
Novelties, Workable and Flower Depart
ment are all illustrated by finely executed
wood cuts.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 3i9
Walnut ST. Philadelphia. 50 90 year.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,-MhY TERN

Bloom-Samuel JacOby,
Beaver-John Hoals, Daniel Gsarhart.
Bsnlon-Wm Rhlme, Samuel McfIetTy,
Abraham Kline,
Briarcreek--Henry Doak,
Cenlfs-Henry Delons,
onyugham-Syivesie Hoffman.
Fishngcreek-Cy ROBBINS, Alexan-
der CEamer, Michael Lemon, Dsn'I Kitch-
en-, Nathan FlakeHstins, John Psaler,
Greenwood--John Miller,
Hemlock-David Wagner,
Jackson-Hram Baker,
Locust-JOuas Helwig,
Mt Pleasanl-Ardrew Melick,
Miflin-John Michael,
Msdison-SimoR Conner, John A. Fun.
ston, William Barber,
MoHtour-D Daniel Giger, John II Quick
Samuel Giger, Henry Ohl,
OraDge-Miehael Keller,
Plne-William Piai,,
Roaringcreek-James Kiefer,
Scoil-Oscar EnI, Sam' Bittenbender,
Sugarloai, Andrew Laubach, Richard
kile, John w kile
Bloomsburg, March %, 1864.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
ciEry.-The qua.tereIy meeting OF The Exec
utive Committee of the Pennsylvania State
Society was held a, The Office ofihe Society,
in Harrisburg, Tuesday 18th instant.
a committee from the Lehigh County
Agricultural Society were present, and sub
miiied proposal for the holding OF the
next Stale Fair upon their grounds al Al
ieniown.
proposition Of similar import was also
received from the farmers and Merchants
Institute of Northampton county, for The
location OF the Fair al Easton. The several
proposals were referred 10 a committee,
with foil power to locate. and contrac, with
either OF ihe said Societies., at their discre
ton, aud with fall power to appoint sub
committees, and make all necessary ar
Sangenent for the holding of the next Fair.
Messrs Engle, Ellis, Hamilton and Long
aker were continued committee on the
revision and preparation OF the premium
list, with power TO arrange the same for
next Fair
The lime holding the next Fair, as fixed
al the last meeting, will be September 27.h,
26lh, 2ssh. and 30ih next.
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Ma. CHASE WTTHDRsws.-Mr Secretary
Chase, in 4 letter addressed to Hon. James
c. Hall. OF Ohio, dated Washington. 5lh
March, vithdraws his name as candi
date for the Presidency. Gen. Biair's attack
upon him ia the House Of Representatives.
inwhich he charged him with dishonesty
and mismanagemenl, is supposed to have
induced the Secretary 10 decline the honor
cf contes, with Mr.. Lincoln. Ii was sup
posed Blair spoke for The President, and
Nr. Chase probably withdrew 10 avoid an
investigation which he knew Congress
would order if The President desire ii. Ere
mont now has the field pretty much TO him.
self, and, borne upon the backs of 400.
900 German radicals and as many Yam
KEGS of the Phillips, Bsecher and Greeley
type, he may give Uncle Abraham more
trou5le than be anticipates
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List Of Causes for May Term, 1864.

Philip Wjutsrsieen " Xsl Winiersteea-
HeIry Wells " George Kinly.
8 DAVID Levi Tor The u-e l. Dewitt vs.
Samuel L Betls
Eljlh McMurris vs Christian Wolf.
LonI-a McGoven vs. Ei.zateth Dailus
JIcob Harms - Peer Jacocy.
: George Hughes. II II rs V. Crisweil.
David Hsiab0.d Is Michael Grover
Rebecca FandeIsllce rs Geo Dodson
10 W LonEeuberaet ei a! " c. Wolf et al
II Daniel F. Sey bert " RsuheG Nicelv.
70 3. Reighar s. Bro " SiIas p Edgar.
I3 Rebecca Transue IS Nm. Tr4nsue
Il Jacob TsrwIilgeI vs Thomas j. eredith.
IS D. Il Bogari - al VS. W. Dennison Ell al
IS David Arheubuch v John w Wardiu
II Sylv. Faux (u~e) v 3. F Reighard.
I8 John Giggsr y R.chard B. Menaeh.
l9 g Longeubsrser el At V Joshua Robin
Ion ard William Boyles
90 Henry Glmer " Moore Crevsling.
u Com. ior me u-s OF Elijah Horn, Il al -
Jacob Fisher.
- Pins School Directors VS. A. J Manning
el al.
% John Allsaar f'r u=s NJ his wife Sarah
A Us John Y. AlIesar.
q Enos Adams " Daniel F Seyber ~ al
% Samnel Williams Va c n Deiisfieh ell al
20 Reishaft IS 81 z beth Vansicle e. al
u Luke Roam use of Anna Regina Roam
IS Charles n Deiterich.
20 James L Dunn for u-e oil Henry Frck
vs. John Brock 81 al.
JESSE COLEMAN.
Blaonnoafs, p5o 'nD.''S Mar o,aS % 1851 ''0'l'
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Catlawissa Rail Road Com pany.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFIrE,
WiiliamsPort, Pa. March Isl, 1864.
TI'he Public are respectfully notified that
L after this date Passengers will be car
ried between New York and Williamspor'
by TIE ''Cauawissa Line,n via, Easlon
and Msuch Chunk, as follows:
New York. Williamspou.
Leave 10 20 Noon, Arrive IS AN
No change Of Cars
' 500 a NJ 730PM
Chage Cars.
Williamspon. New York.
Leave 40 A NJ Arrive 10 Is P M
Change Cars,
g 9l5 p NJ IOI5A NJ
No change OF Cars.
Aso between Philadelphia and Will
lam Sport. via. Bethlehem and Mauch
Chunk, a. follows
Phifs. (Norlh Penn. Depot,) Wilia'spc,,
Leave 90 A M Arrive 7.30 P NJ
WillIams2ort. Philadelphia.
Leave 90 A III Arrive 35 P NJ
Z" sl5P NJ 900 a NJ
GEO. WEBB, SpPt.
March %, 1854 -lc. /
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THE FkuIFs OF ABoLITIosIsm-The teach
lngs Of the AboIiiionisss are beginning to
produce their inevitable iruiis. week or
swo ago, the vile Of an homes: soldier of,the
e7ih Pennsylvania VOLUNTEERS. residing in
East Nhiieiand township, Chester county,
eloped With negro, carrying of with her
three hundred dollars OF her hnsiapd's
money. which be had sent home 10 her,
irom lime 10 lime, for The support of his
family. Thslillls chiIdrea Of this degraded
n,oiher we're taken 70 her lalher's.
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Rfor IN GaEkEsBuRG The Abolilionis,s
OF Greensburg, on Monday of last week, n-
s:igared number OF soldiers belonging TO
Company B. of the 2s.h Pa. regiment, TO
make an attack on the office of .he Greens.
burg Democrat and also on the KnIering
House. bot they pere ingloriously repuIsed
aud il required much effor: 10 save the
properly Of the vile political hacks who
bad insiigaieG the outrage. The company
had been brought in from Mount Pleasant
for the special purpose of dong ihs dirty
work OF those scoundreIs.
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ExFcur,vE MaksroN.
WAsHlkeroS, March IA, 1894

HAShlNSEON, MATCH IA, 1854 !
In order to supply The force required to
be drafted for the Navy, and TO provide an
adequate reserve force, for all contingencies s
in addition TO the FIVE hundred thousand
men called for February Ist 1861 the call
is hereby made and draft ordered for 200,
600 men for the military service of,he army,
Navy and Marine Corps OF the United States
The proportional quotas for The different
wards, towns, townships, precincts. election
districts and counties will be made known
through the Provost Marshal Generals
Bureau and account will be taken for the
credits and deficiencies on former quotas
The 18Th day oil April, 1864, is designated
as the time up TO which the numbers re-
quired in each Ward of city, towns, Sc.
may be raised by voluntary enlistment, and
drafts will be made in each Ward o. city +,
town &c, which shall not have filed the
quota assigned TO il within the time desig-
mated, for the number required to fill said
quotas.
The draft will commence as soon after
the 18th of April as practicable. The gov
eminent bounties as now paid will be con-
.inued until April 18th, 1864, at which
time the additional bounties cease
Or and after that date one hundred dollars
bounty only will be paid, as provided by
the act approved July %, 1861.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Oficiai-E. D. townsend, A. a. q.
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GROVER 81 BAKERS
cELEBsATFD ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES

Were awarded the highest Premiums over
all Competitors, 81 The following State
and County F4irs of 1863.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
First Pfemun for family Machine
First Premium for ManDfacrurine Machine
FIrsi Premium for Mechins Work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR }
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
FirS' Premium for Machine Work.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
trI Iremium Tor Family Machine
Flfs' Premium Tor Manufacturing Msc1ins
Flrsi Premium for Machine Work.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
Firsi Premium for Machine Wo1k
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine
ers' Premium for Manufacturing bjacbius
Frsl Premium for NJ 4ebne Work.
ILLINOIS STATE EAIR.
Frs Preminm Tor Machine for al purposes
Flf@i Premium for Machine Work
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
Frsi Premium for Machine for all purposes
Frisl Premium for Machine Work
MlCAlGAN STATE FAIR
F'r>i Premium for Manufacturing Machine
I F:rst Premium for Family Machine
Flrs Premium for Machine Work
PENN'A STATE FAIR
Fii'' Premium for Mauaiaciuung Machine
FIRST Premium for Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR
( Fts' Premium for Family Machine
( First Pfemluu tor Machlne Work
( CHI fFENDEN co. VT AGR'L soc
/ first Premium for Family Machine.
| Frs Premium for Manufacturing Machine
! First Premium for Machine Work.
FRANKLIN co. n Y, FAIR
/ FIRST Premium Tor Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
I CHAMPLAIN VALLEY VI. AG'L soc.
/ FIRST Premium for Family Machine
| First Premium Tor Manufacturing Machine
Fifsi Premium for Machine Work
HAMPDEN co, Mass AG'L. soc.
( Diploma tor Family. Machine.
/ Diploma for Machine Work.
/ WASHINGTON co, n. FAIR.
/ First Premium for Family Machine.
QUEENS co. n. Y. FAIR.
FlTs' Premium for Family Machine.
Frsl Premium Tor Manufacturing Machine
/ Flr-I PTemlum for Machine Work.
SARATOGA co Ny, FAIR
Frs Premium Tor Family Machine
MECHANICS INSTITUTE Pa FAIR
/ Fi5s, Preminm tor Machine tor all purposes
Frs, P.emiuu, tor Machine Work
GREENFIELD o., UNION FAIR
Fret Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Marhi1e Wosk.
CLINTON co. O., FAIR.
Firs Premium for Family MAchins
! First Premiuu for Machine.
MONTGOMERY co Pa, FAIR
FLsr Premium Tor Narhine for all purposes
/ Fret Premium tor Machine Work.
SAN JOAQUIN co. Cal FAIR
First PTsmlna 'or Family Machine
Ftrsi Premium for Machine Work.
SAN JOSE DISTRICT Cal. FAIR
First Premium Tor Famly Machine.
First Premium frI Machine Work.
/ s~The above comprises all me Fairs
a, which the Grover & Baker, Machines
were exhibited this year
Ssies-reoms, 4s5 Broadway, New York.
730 Chesinu, s, Philadelphia.
March %, lS6i-lJ.
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In is SELDOM INDEED THAT AN INVENTION of
any description, in any age of the world,
has stood the test of lime and competition
against host of formidable rivals with such
unqualified triumph as has been realized
by the celebrated Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine. The card published by this firm
io-day in orr p per is record of victories
that may well make them proud, and the
tens of thousands who are using them hap
py in the consciousness that, in selecting
this instrument in preference TO all others,
they are universally sustained by the best
judges in the land Almost any machine
would receive an award of some kind by
being generally exhibited wherever compe
tiiion is invited bot this machine has car
ried off the palm, not only by the receipt
of one, but more generally of three fist pre-
miumS, in a dozen States of the Union, in a
single season. The Grover & Baker Ma
chine obtained the highest premiums for
the best family sewing -machines, the best
manufacturing machines, and the best ma
chine work this year in the Stale Fairs of
New York, Vermont, Iowa, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Kentuckr, Pennsylvania and
Ohio also, al the Fairs held in Chi,tenden
County, Vermont, Champlain Valley, Yer
mont, Hampden County, Massachusetts,
and in Franklin. Queens, Washington, and
Saratoga Counties, New York Ia other
words, the Grover & Baker Machine has
taken the first premium wherever il has
been exhibited. without single exception.
Philadelphia Press
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Lincoln to War Democrats.


We find the following paragraph in re-
cent letter from the regular Washington
correspondent, Of The Newark IN. J Advss.
riser, Republican paper:
Speaking oi New Jersey remind US that
some time since one ofthe democratic MEM
bers OF your delegation in Congress called
upon the President upon some business,
and in conversation upon general matters
remarked to Lincoln, that he was with the
administration npon. two points, he would
vote all the men and money wanted to sink
the rebellion 10 which the President very
ceolv replied "Gve me men and money
and will whip the rebellion and you too. y
Good for Old Abe There never was
more striking and pointed illustration OF
War Democrats than Lincoln himself gives
Here man goes 10 him, says he disagrees
with him as 10 the policy he is carrying
out, is utterly opposed 10 the principles he
is aiming to establish. and concludes by
telling him. "but, no matter, | am agreed
with you, Mr.. President, upon two points !:
am in favor of giving you all The men
and the money you want to put down those
who are resisting the enforcement, of those
principles. Remember, l am distinctly
opposed to the principles you are carrying
on, as much opposed TO them as any man
can be, but then think that all who will
not submilto your carrying them out ought
TO he shot, hanged, con6scaied. Sc, &c."
This is War Democrat. Is be not The
funniest ei2ed that ever lived
No wonder Old Abe pats him on The back
and says, ''good bog, give me the men and
money and will whip the rebels and you
lwo."
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REVIEW OF TIE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
JRAND JURORS-MAY TERM 1854.

Bloon-Jac0b Deifenbach, r. Wells,
Lucas n Aloyer, Sam'l ShaGsr. Henry Wolf
Beaver-John Hinde-iiler, jacob Dreis-
bach.
Briarcreek-Jacob Greasy.
Bor. Berwick-Hiram Z. Bower.
FrankIin-Jac1b kosleubadsr,
Greenwood-Joseph Reese, George DER,
George G.Hon,
Hemlock- Daniel Yocum,
J4cksou-John P Hess,
Nh Pleasanl-Josepn Il Vanderslice Peer
HiFPensieel,
Msine-Jaeob BC"vna1,
Madison-George Beagle, 4 n Watson,
MtiflIn-Abraham SchweppenheIeer.
Piue-John Fowler,
oariugcreek-Naihsn Draisbach.
Sugarioat-Samuel Shulz.
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LEGISLATION os.--The State Legislature has
got 10 work in earnest since the Senate
hes become organized in the slec ion of
Speaker. The only legislation OF local
character relating 10 this dis,rici that we
noticed in the proceedings, was a bill in-
troduced By Mr. Ellis, as supplement. 10
the Danvilfe Railroad Co., also one regnla-
ling lateral roads and providing for the
draiaing Of mines -Infsiiigsnesr.
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A number Of drunken soldiers, insligated
BY malicious A5oitionists of Dayton, Ohio
recently made an attack on The Office of the
Empire, the democratic journal OF that city,
but were beaten back by number of armed
Democrats, who fired upon and killed two
OF the rioters.
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SEVEN thousand on; of thirteen thousand
mules have perished in one corral at Chat
tanoosa, owing TO the lack of food and prop
er treatment.
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lMLAY s. BIcENELL-This reliable Deiec.
tor has come TO hand dated March 18th II
describes, besides other matter, over forty.
six new coun,erlsits that have made their
appearances Stree Februery lst, nit.
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FEMALES FEMALES /! FEMALES /!

Use that S0fe, Pleasant Remedy known
HELMBOLD' EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all Compls Ints incideR, to the Sex
No family should be without it, and none
will when once tried by them. II is used
BY YOUNG AND OLD.
In the decline or change OF life, before
and after marriage during and efter Confne-
feent, 10 strengthen the Nerves, restore Ma
lnre to lis Proper channel, invigorate the
Broken down Cons;siuiion, from whatever
cause originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS AILLS
TAKE
ELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
See Advertisement in another column.
Cur out, and send for It,
March is, Is64-lm.
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THE SPOTTED FEvER.-This unusual and
generally fatal disease, OF which thousands
have suddenly died in Philadelphia during
the winter months, is beginning TO make
lis appearance in the country. Several
cases have recently occurred in Douglas
and Hereford townships, Berks county,
three of which have proved fatal. The
PoItsiown Ledger states ,ha. Ephraim Wise
and one of his children, and child o.
Hiram DieroIf. have died OF 1T. The first
symptoms Of the disease are said TO be an
eruption on The skin, and sudden weakness
OF the nerve. and stiffnes of the limps. II
immediate medical aid is not obtained,
dsalh generally ensues in few hours
Reading GazeHe.
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Governor BRAMLETrE, OF Kentucky, has
written 10 the President, protesting against
the enrolment OF negroes. and giving no.
tice that he will enforce the State laws in
the matter. Kentucky, he says, having
proving her loyalty, must be treatad as a
loyal state, and her constitution and laws
respected.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23

Qua forces around Newbern, N. c., are
making successful raids in that country,
capturing guerrillas, tobacco, horses, mules,
Gotten, and other materials belonging TO the
rebels.
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Justice Of the Peace, Isaac Mckinney -
Constable, Samuel Buenhender,- Judge,
Uzeal II. Ent,-Snpervisors Benz Thornton,
John Shuman ,-0verseers OF the Poor, An
drew j Eyer, Henry mblsy,-Andi,or,
Ell Creveling inspectors, Eli Hartman,
Henry B. Melick Assessor, Thos Crege
ling, sen.,-Assisiant Assess ors, Reuben
Cup. John Fl. CreveIing-SchooI Directors,
Charles Fowler Jacob Terwilliger.
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DEcLINED.-Secreiary Chase, failing 10
secure he support of the Republicans Of
his own State, (0hio) has declined being
candidate for the Presidency. The track is
now EFF 10 the "rail splitter" and the path
finder" There may be fun ahead YET.
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SoME negro troops were lately sent out
on foraglng expedition from Vicksburg -
The rebels captsred all out two and killed
them.
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THE quota of New York under the last
two calls is ninety five thousand Forty 10
.foriy-five thousand is expected to be draft
ed in each Of these States.
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SucsRLosF.

Constable, Cornelius Gir,on,-Supervi-
sors, James Hess, John Moore, a,-OVerseers
of the Poor, James ShulIz, Joshua Fritz -
Inspectors, John Lewis, John w. Kile,-
Judge, Frederick Laubach ch,-School Direc-
tors, Alexander Hess, George Moore, ,-Au-
ditor, George w. Steadman,-Assessor
Montgomery Cole. Assistant Assessors,
Jacob IL FrliZ, George Moore.
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IT is said that just before Senator Wilson
Withdrew his resolution for the expulsion
of GarEet Davis, he remarked TO gentle
man who was standing near him-''i m
afraid ! stand alone in this measure
"Worse than lha,,n replied his friend (;
ssyour colleague and Zach. Chandler are
both with you
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RoARINGcREEK.

Judge, Philip Cool. Inspectors, Jacob
Erwin, AMI Craig School Directors Phi
meas Thomas, Daniel Gearhar, BeneyilIe
Rhodes 1.-The two latter are tiel Superv-
sors, Daniel Rsrig, Samuel Houck Asses
sor, James Keiffer. Constable, James Keif>
ier,-Assisian, Assessor, Jefferson Winter
sleen, George Craig,-Overseers of the
Poor, Phihp Cool, Peter Mensch, IA udiior,
Phineas Thomas.
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WAR DEpARrMEST,

ADJuTaNT GENgRAL's OFFICE,
WAsHlSeToE, March 10, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERs No 100 The following
is an order By the President OF the Unied
Siafaa
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another Draft for 100000 Men.

WAsHiNeroN, March l5.-Ths following
official Order from the President was issued
In dav
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HeMLocK.

Justice Of the Peace, Jacob Harris Con-
stable, Daniel Neihart Assessor, Hugh D.
McBrde Judge, David B. Wagner; To-
speciors. Sanford Shoemaker, Henry Y SIa-
ter Supervisors, Elias Giger, Thomas ].
Vanderslice Poor Overseers, Jesse Oil,
John Miller School Directors, Gideon Stu
Der, MaihiasJ. Witenight; Assistant Asses.
sors, John McReynoIds, Marshal Shoema-
ker Auditor, William Fl Shoemaker.
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JACKSON.

Constable, Joshua Robbins. Assessor,
Joshua Robbins; Assistant Assessors, Dam
iel Poust, Tram Der Supervisors, Israel p.
Heath, William E. Roberts; Judge, Fred
erick Vile /; inspectors, Henry Hireman,
Daniel L McHenry School, Directors, Hen
ry Wagner: John F. Derr Poor Overseers,
Israel P Heath, William L. Parks /: Auditor,
Jacob Lunger; Town Clerk, George w.
Farver.
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Judge, George W. Welliver. Auditor
Valentine Wintersteen. Adam Babb. Over
seers OF the Poor, Benjamin Wintersseen
John Whitmoyer. School Directors, Yaleu.
tine Winlersteen, P. w. Sones. Supervi-
sors, Ezra Runyaa, Jacob Dreibebis. AS
SCISSOR, Joseph Shoemaker. Ast. Assessors.
John +. Fowler, Luther A. German Ia
spectors, Enoch Fox, Luther German
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
LOCUST.

Jrsiice OF the Peace, Peter K. HerbiEe !;
Constable, Simon Fnterman Supervisors,
Charles Mensch, Henry Helwig, Osefseers
OF the Poor, Samuel L. Keller; Judge. Wm.
Osburn.; Inspectors, Mayberry Snyder. C.
Felierman; School Directors, John Harner,
Joseph BilIig; Assessor, George Hover ;
Assistant Assessors, William Goodman,
Jonas Fahringer; Auditor, Peter S. Helwig,
Town Clerk, Daniel Slime
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-23
MIFFLrs.

Constable, Peter J. Lantz Judge, Ste
Phen Pohe; inspectors, Lewis Eckroth,
William Plat; Assessor, Samuel Snyder
Assistant Assessors, Charles Klingerman,
Henry Heller; Supervisors, Isaac Andrews,