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Up to 3 O'Clock. A. M
xxxvIII CONGRESS.
SENATE. az
MONDAY. Jan. IL

mONDAi, Oau. IL 1COf.
Mr.. Dixon presented memorial frem the
Society of Friends of N. Y, praying exemp,
tion from the draft. Referred
Mr.. Doolittle presented three memorials
from eitizeos in Wisconsin praying Con-
gress to abolish slavery in the territories
Referred. s
Mr.. Pomroy presented petions from 200
women and 200 men Of Kansas paying for
the adjustment of slavery throughout the
United States. Referred.
Mr.. Lane Of Kansas, said scores Of sol
diers had been ncarcer ated in dungeons in
Missouri for the simple offeDse of hurrabing
for "Jim Lane" and that the Colonel who
had imprisoned them was himself after.
wards obliged to hurrah for "Jim Lane"
The subject introduced was now undergo
ing investigation by the Missouri author
ties. The officers appointed by Governor
Gamble of Missouri were the officers that
were sympathizers with the rebellion
The House bill making civil and diplomatic
appropriations was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The resolution Of Mr.. Wilson, of Mass.
to expel Senator Davis, of Kv., VS. made the
order for Wednesday next.
Mr.. Carlisle announced in appropriate
forms the death of Mr. BowdeD, and moved
tue usual resolutions of coincidence, aud
that the Senators wear Grape for thirty
days, aud that as a further mark of respect
that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. Wiley and Wilson followed in apr
propriate eulogies.
The resolutions were adopted and the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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Religious Services.

Faithful chaplains in the army of the POI
tomac have held religious services to- day,
but otherwise routine the same as other
days, though it is marked by an unusual
degree Of quiet along the lines and not even
a sensation rumor TO relieve the monotony
Gen.. Meade has gone to Pennsylvania on
a short leave of absence.
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LIEUT.. JOHN II. D. HOLMES, recently
captured near BulItowD, was brought to
the city yesterday and lodged in the Atbe.
paum. He is charged with being a horse
thief and guerrilla. When captured, be
gave bis rank as a private, but afterwards
claimed to be Lieutenant Holmes has
for the past year been great annoyance to
our forces at Bulltown and Weston. Being
well acquainted with the country, he, with
his company, was continually making dash
es at the outposts, and often succeeded in
making them profitable.
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The SoLDIERs.-Gen. Terry and his bri-
gade left for Johnson'S Island yesterday af
ternoon. During their stay in the city our
citizens lad an opportunity of seeing some
of the evil effects of the war. Many of the
men will never be forgotten by our people.
Yesterday morning two or three hundred
of them gathered around their campfire on
Main street. Nothing but speech would
satisfy the crowd. A soldier mounted a
store box and delivered an amusing harangue
much to the qualification of the clamorous
assembly.
In the afternoon several hundred of them
got out an old fire engine, attached to it
rope, and ran through our streets like so
MANY barharians. "Clear the track" was
their cry and woe to the man who did not
heed the warning
During their brief stay here, cur business
men were not passed by without a visit,
and scarcely store was entered without
SuHeTIHS tDtGCllOui NOu'u nav"
rslv stick to their fingers az find their way
~ the bottom of their pockets
Two or three of them stepped into shoe
store and asked to see some high topped
boots The boots were shown them, were
soon on their feet, and were SAID to have
been a very good ar icle, Ak they walked
the men ont of tho store without allowing
them time 10 settle the bill. Pursuit was
useless, as the scamps were beyond reach
before the vender could come from behind
his counter.
Boots clothing, hats caps, aud almost
every article that could he concealed, left
the stores as by magic. 1t is said many of
our merchants will have to repleniSh their
stocks, as the unusual demsnd for every,
thing that could be carried was so great as
to almost exhaust the supply. M'ny of the
business houses were satisfied with the
morning ''sales," and the employees took a
holiday in the afternoon, in order to foot
Up accounts.
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Mr.. Benjamin G. Harris, member of Con.
gress from Maryland, died in Baltimore
this morning Of smallpox.
The Committee on Ways and Means
will to morrow take up the supplementary
tax bill. gTWg 1H
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New York, San. 1.-THE steamship Full
ton, from Port Royal, arrived here this
morning. The siege Of Charleston was YET
in progress. Twenty shells were thrown
into the city on Thursday; result not known
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DIVIDEND.

vVNIE Board Of Managers Of the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Bridge Company have declared dividend
OF two and half per cent the Capital Stock, paya
bic on or after tie 18th day OF January, 1851 TO the
Stockholders holding stock on the 18th OF said month
ian9-lw z. sCATTERDAY, Sec'y.
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Wheeling. Jan. "a. 1864

TTlHE annual meeting of Stockholders and election
Il for Directors of the Parent Bank and Branches
will be held at the Banking House in Wheeling or
Tuesday 18th inst between the hours of eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. and three O'Clock p. NJ.
,an4-2w G. LAMB, Cashr pro tenn.
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Cry Council. The regular monthly
meeting of the City Council will be held
this evening. This will, in all probability,
be the last meeting If this Council.
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, Jan. Z. 1894
Dividend-A semi-annual dividend of three g.
per free Of Federal and State taxes has tins day
been declared upon the Capital Stock ofthe Parent
Bank and Branches at Welsburg and Parkersburg,
payable on and after the 18th inst.
jan8-2w -, G. LAMB, Cash'r pro tenn.
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RUMsEY's MINsTRELs will appear here on
Saturday evening. This is star troupe,
and come highly recommended. They give
bnt two entertainments IN this city.
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PRoF. MORGAN formed his class for in
struction in the rudments Of vocal music
last evening, ander very favorable auspices.
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The SALE OF TICKETS for Gottschalk's
grand Concert commences at Jesse b. Mel
Ior's music store to-day.
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Gold Quotations.

New YORK, Jan. IL.
GOLD -Firmcr, opening q. 62s and closed
very firm at 52T@53.
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Y. Nj. @. A.-There will be meeting OF
tue Young Mems Christian Association
their rooms this evening.
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rEThe Original Rumsey's Minstrels are coming.
TIE MILITARY PRISON The Military

TIE MILITARY PRISON The Military
Prison in this city, having been thoroughly
cleansed and repaired, is now in excellent
trim. The Prison is now under the control
of Capt, w. G. Thorpe. Lieut.. q. F.
Moore and with his gentlemaply Clerk, Mr.
VIM. Atkinson, has charge of the books,
papers, etc., of the concern, and attends to
the shipping of prisoners. Capt. Hamil-
tons Company, Numbering eighty four
men) and Capt. Overs Company, under
command Of Lieut.. Knapp Numbering
about eighty five men) do the guarding at
the prison. Capt. Vests Company mum
herring about eighty or ninety men) do the
travelling attendant upon the transmission
Of prisoners Lieut.. Moscow hes charge
Of the Commissary Department.
There ere now about one hundred Con
fsderate prisoners confined in the general
nrisou This department has recently been
thoroughly cleansed and white washed.
The female prison has at present but
three inmates, and these three are more
trouble than the whole ofthe other prisoners
combined
The hospital conducted by Mr.. Joshua
Lukens, and in charge of DR.. Frissell, is ore
OF the most complete in this section Of
country. It contains large number Of
clean beds, bath tubs, FURNISHED with both
warm and cold water) and everything neces-
sary to constitute well regulated hospital
A large baking establishment, capable of
turning out from four to five thousand loaves
of bread per day, hat just been completed
and will soon be in operation.
There are twenty-five or thirty small cells
in the third story of the building, in which
prisoners under sentence are placed after
night.
There are now thirty -four men, under
sentence, confined in the prison.
Iu the rear of the prison there is a spa
cious yard, which is used for drilling, and
it is we'll calculated t. answer the purpose.
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The WEATHER was more moderate yes
terday, but cold enough to prevent much of
athaw.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate in the City OF Wheeling.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the I'M
ID dcrsgncd by Richard V. Wheeler, Mary
Quinlan and Daniel NJ. Stockton, datod the 10th
day of June, 1882 and now Of record in tho o0i,o
of the Recorder for Ohio county, w. ", will on
Tuesday the I'd day Of February, 1864, Mt the
front door of the Court House Of said county, pro-
coed to sell all that lot parcel of land In tho city
of Wheeling, State of West Virginia, situate On
the southeast corner Of Fourth and Uuion streets
and designated tho pla. of said city rs lot No.
one G. in quaro fourteen tlD Upon this lot
there are erected two large and comfortable dwell
ing houses which will be sold separately or togcth
er TO suit purchasers. Sale TO commence nj ~
o'clock A. NJ.
Terms of salc-twenty per cent Of tho amount
cash, the remainder TO be on credit OF six, nine
and twelve months The purchaser giving bond
with good security. HENRY MOORE,
dec29-d30t Trustee.
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ELECTION.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY. !
WHEELING, January 5, 1864. J

rTIEE Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders OF the
Franklin Insurance Company will be held at their
Office in Wheeling on Monday, the lth inst, for the
nurpose of eectnR nine Directors of said Company.
Jsn1-4t y. c. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
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LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.

EO sacks AshtonS so sacks Marshalls just received
w and for sale by M. REILLY.
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Tavern for Rent.

rI'HE we'll known house occupied by George
busch, in Market Square, I'd Ward will be for rent
from the rst of nex April For terms apply 70 the un-
dersigned on the premises TO NJ. Reilly. Main St
Jan. 1T. OWEN sHEhE-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
THE RURAL AMERICAN.

II, Be-. Pr,r for FrrEsrs aai Fruit Grocsrs-Esoif
D1ll1rs PrsniEn for oaly Tsrerty S.sscTibers!
r WANT 10000 club agents to circulate the
Rural American. Utica, Y. Volume
VIII commences January Ist, 1854. Paper
free TO club subscribers in December. This
is decidedly the best and cheapest farmers
and frui, growers paper in existence, al only
81 year, and every subscriber receives two
OF the BEST GRAPE VINES known 70 exist sent free
of all expense One Dollars worth Of kusseifs Great
Prolific Strawberry PiAn;s-ihe largest and mos, pro
duetiy- in the world many Of which actually n
large hens ergs 1rEy-ry person who remits 81
vii! the paper Free TO January next and tAo
Iss4 Sample copies free to all app iesnts Win
full details Positively oer the best term. 70 'osns
AMI other club agents Of Other IN n
country EIGHT DOLLARS in pr-mi ums FOR fesefy euo
Of Twenty suhscrihrrsi have an immense supply OF
the ehoicest grape vines all Of which are 70 ~ re 70
ms subscribers send for specinen copies famsoaaisy
AdtrsO T. B. MINER, Clinton, ONEIDA Oo, >. J.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

REcUsAST TAX x-PAYERs.-We learn
from ,be Pottstown Ledyer, that three men,
named respectively Kulp, Sweinhart and
Erb, residing in the upper end Of Mont
gomery county, engaged in the cigar-
making business, refused some time ago
to make to the Revenue oaicsrs the
return, and pay the duties required By
law. The Collector Of the dis,ric, twice
sent officers to make collection, bu. they
we're compelled to return, With their
e.rsnd uuaccomplished, As the parties
still refused to pay their tax and even
threatened to use violence, and 10 one case
we believe, actually vent go far as to
assault the officers. The Collector finally
sent up 40 adequate force and arrested
the whole party, who, after . hearing 10
NorristoWn, were committed to prison.
Upon their agreeing, next day, TO pay
their taxes, with all the accruing costs,
amounting, We believe, to three or four
times the original bill, and to give bonds
for good behavior in tie future, they were
released. Thus do the dupes Of tie Cop
perheads 60 on bluuderiug agsius; the
law, like . m,dusn knocking his head
against . stone vail
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

We reprinted this week toll-sheet for
the Centre Turnpike Company which was
originally printed BY John G. Youngman
in 1919. Many changes have taken place
in this region since then, beth in the
printing business and in the mode OF
travel. At that time the Centre Turn
pike Vas the only channel Of communica-
ton between this region Of the Susque-
hanna country and Philadelphia.-SGn-
bary Gazette
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

SATURDAY EVENING PosT.-This we'll
known, widely-eirculated and valuable
freside journal is now in its forty-third
year. The publishers are determined that
its former character shall besustained du-
ring 1864, and have made preparations (in
the way of securing writers of stories,
noyelettes, &c, accordingly. They have
commenced, in the first No. in Jan, a new
novel called Oswald Craig, by Mrs Wood,
printed from sheets advanced from Eng
land. TERMS of Post"-s2 a year !;
two copies, So; four copies, Sc; eight
copies (and one gratis, sl2; one copy of
Post" and one of % Lady's Friend" So.
For a club of thirty subscriptions to the
Post, aud 500, they will give Wheeler
d Wilson Sewing Machine worth s45,
which will be sent free with the exception
| Of freight. Deacon 4 Peterson, 3l9 Wal
nut ST., Philad.
The LADY's FRIESD.-The publishers
Of the Saturday Evening Post issued on
! the lst inst, the initial No. of the above
named publication. 1t is a monthly mag
azine, devoted to the interest of ladies,
contains finely executed colored fashion
plates, outline patterns for ladies' and
chiidren clothing, music, novels, stories,
Nc Edited by Mrs. Henry Peterson.
Terms, the same as the Saturday Evening
Post, including the Sewing Machine pre.
t,aiuu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
Doctor S. II. KNIGHT
"AS located himself in LEWlSBCk0.
where he VII attend 10 the practice u
medicine
MaIgei ST.. nearly opposite Anmons' biosk
TESTIMONIALS

u.k1LsToS. Union Co. Nov. - fseA
Dss- ei-. Nv liver .E4 s.oacs sasly fissaso4
thai 3. IL gave up. saoct0-s ard all bae
c5utin 1sd l. I.ke your -tcns zns J. carvd me, an9
7 nov an xsu knoF q BElah=- In NY rssxh boshoo4
that had lung and liver sints. reat vsre euru -
yo.I- medicine. As life ssEept, would s1vs Al who
are a.irts4 ~ith dis.as yen call and save NJ
aud money. fours t-a!E, JUN oOcoLASDkA-
H.z-LE7oS. Caion Co, Nov %, fSe9
Dss. Sir: vas afflicted With Rts1rAtis4 for nam.
bar q. wears. and cured BY yoar n~tsin-- vas
not abe leave ny bed shsn oozzsG7e1 taxing yo1S
yaiu.tIe medicine, aai ksi ben a;tsnded ey tUo
ole. pby s:c:a..s- Your. truly, jI-cEPH MILLER
I,rEyL-aS Crion Co. sov. II. ls19-
Dr. 8 IT. Kri.ht. Dza- sir-I Afflicted VIA
ghsuaais c5gld walk STEP, sSe s-o essts9
Of your v.luzbie medicine cured in . shoTt das-
asVi-e ali szet=d with thus c.ssa-s 70 apply -
VOC sa5 &c, cured Togrs truly, J. J.BROCSk
HARflET. Union Co. Nov Is, lso4
Dr. g II. Kni-bt: Dear sir-l serd y0u this senAos
rsnt in order TO byus1f suffering humanity Ny vNs
lag long tine with and her Life or Ssssy
err up ty I'll vas advised % sry other -.
!in-. dcclJrs. eoutnq= with yoar t-~st7sns. yoAr
medicine cured her she L we'll would htJtss al
who are ssictsa -iib nsg and live t.s- "a 70
or EoE you, get yOsr medicine. And hfs aDA
money l0esl Years E-spy, JoHS 6ALkk-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

nrSome Of the beauties Of the divine
m institution were exhibited in the Bap-
tist house, las, Friday evening. Children
Of Southern masters, held aud sold by
them as slaves, as white as any of the au-
dience, and quite intelligent, were there
A large number of people attended, and
a liberal sum, by collection and the sales
of photographs, was realized.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

AThat ablest Of Canadian papers, the
|o'outa Globe, opens i,s comments on the
|'s'idenrs message in the follosipp
gds: "The great Southern rebellion is
i's last legs 1t may last six months
year, but it is not to be disputed BY
'air minded observer tia. it is dying.
iail of Richmond and the fight Of
JAWS and bis Cabinet can no. be far
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

~Harrisburg has been seized with
fbs imitation mania. At market, the 9th
er morning, butter quoted as high as ~
cts. per pound, and eggs 40 cts per dozen
1t costs something, nowadays, to maintain
the dignity of city.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

GONE person, whose interest 1t would pro-
- badly be if were to leave Lewisburg.
has circulated the report that had sold ont
my Gallery, and left town. So far from Ihis
being the case. have Just made very I'M
portani improvement in my skylghi, and am
now taxing better Pictures than ever, at my
usual place sqrres She store, fsw doors se.
Of Het1sI'- Eeyi-re House, where l ~ all tines
prepared wait all nv cid friends and sny num
Of n-w ones. In CARD PHJTOiRAPHs eh.liense The
country To produce. net better, but a. sood A. e~n
furnish nv eustelsrs-
,-;.5d. Inn. Z. [. &ONEY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

AccIrEST-Oa the night before
Christmas, DR.. Geo. b. Weiser, Of Mil
ler.burg, had q miraculous escape from
being killed BY tie cars a, this place. He
had been on q vi:i, to his relatives 10
Subbury, and proposed returning home on
the Night Express train. In stepping Gu
the cars while 10 motion, with a Christ.
uas tree in ole hand and q paper parcel
in the other, be fell aud his cse'coa'
becoming attached to the ears ir some
way, be was dragged the distance Of a
square-from the Depot to the Shamokin
crossing. Fortunately be became detached
without being run over, but was 80 much
bruised ths. be was At frst considered tc
be 10 very critical condition. Howeser
be has so much improved iha: bis recovery
is hey 0nd doub..-SanJury Gazette.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

Wheeler's (RsteD cavalry recently
made dash on the railroad between
Rockville and Chattanooga. After with
drsSing psrt Of bis foEce-a small detsch-
meut-wss routed, several killed aud
wouB ded, and l2l prisoners taken.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
AUDIT.

TN the matter Of the aecovn, of n. R. Zim-
l norman, Adminisirator de bonIs non OF
John Rishel. deceased, he subscriber was
appointed auditor, by lhe Orphans Court OF
Union county, to make distribution OF the
balance 10 hands Of said administrator. TO
those legally enlihed thereS; and for ssid
purpose will meet all parties IN interest Al his
ofEice in LswiSea.e. on Friday. The s9ih day
Of January, A. d. 1864, a, one o'clock p. VI.
Lewisburg,Jan.e,'64 VIM. JONES,Aud.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

A Uuion force OF 400 recently pushed
to H.rrisopburs in Vrsinis, as a diver
sion 10 favor Of Gen. Ase-ili, aud although
annoyed BY 1000 or 5000 Of Lees army
returned TO Hsrpets Ferry without the
loss Of man
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

re- 1864 wac usherei into existence In
q eold and boisterous manner. Saturday
morning, the mercury fell to . below
zero. and a two-eigei northsrnsr kept up
. a continual commotiOn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

~A pack Of unprincipled scOundrels
in that sewer of creation, New York city,
has banded together under the title OF
"recruiting brokers" for the purpose Of
kidnapping colored men aud forcing them
to enlist These brokers are Copperheads,
many of whom were active " friends OF
Gov. Seymour during the July riots,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
Latest News

Tie Richmond Whig says, 10 Dauvil!e,
fge dollars in gold were sold at auction, q
day or two ego, for one huudred and forty
dollars in CnnfedeYare notes.
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E;S8EEY ALBRIGHT,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. Ofee near the
~ CocIt House. 10 the room lately occu-
pied by l.. 3. Christ Esq.
Back psy and touais, ssi nsions procured for sold
len their Legal also exemption shi
substitute payers r,epsrsd tbos- liable 20 draft CT
,ach a. NAV he drafted iLexis5urg, jan 4, 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

A SERMON IN A WoRD.-A copper.
head paper saying that the abolition Of
slavery will make the South . doso!a,e
wilderness, the Catholic Telegraph replies
that there is no. much "wIlderuess" in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, or Rhode
Island, in all Of which States slavery bss
been Abolished.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

E@The Sunbury Gazette has raised the
name of Gen. Ben. Butler to It's editorial
masthead. as its choice for Vice President
in connection with Mr.. Lincoln for Presi-
dent. Another berry for secesh cocks to
neck at
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
Eeuiaturg Warket.
hsARnsEu,

In Lsvi-turr. cath uit, By Rev II. :. Oiekson, SAN
UFI K.SHSXK Of Lyepmin- Co., ard Miss MAkIIA
aSN PRICE, Of the fJrr1rr place
In <siinszroTe, 2-ih al,, by Rev 8 Domer, oEOtSk
C. CUSHNiN, Of North Bri3gewatsr. Mass. Gnd Mis:
" Jos EFuiSE, eldest daughter Of ii. ". snyder, Es4
Of The form. yisce-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05
Administrators Notice

WHEREAS. Leuers 81 AinizisIya,iov 4,
w ine estate Of sAHCEL swENGLE-
deceased, late of Lewis township. Unioa
county. have been granted 10 the sabscribes,
BY the Register Of ssla county, IA dse form !.
al pefsons indebted 10 said estate are re9nes.
ed 10 make payment. and those hAsfns slains
against the same will present them dup
sulheIlic a.ed for settlement. 10
WILLIAM SWENGLE, ,AdmiDisyatos
Lewis Twp. Dee. 10, lsS3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 50.-Lucien An
dersou, member Of Congress from Ken
tucky, addresses the Union League 10
this city to-nigb. Judge Taney contiu-
ues i'll, but his physicians expec. that be
will recover. The Government has sent
thirty Rebel prisoners to City Point on a
months furlOugb, to procure, if possible,
an exchange for themselves.