Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

c. NJ. Schulz; 1st Corp, +. w. Eisenbise:
I'd Corp, p. p. Butts; Sd Corp, John
Nolte 4th Corp, Frederick Hart. Musi-
clans, 5. q. Mclaughlin, VIM. Hopper,
JOS w. Postlethwait.
PRIVATES.
Alexander Jesse Marks Samuel 3
Burns James ID MckneW VIM
Belts Robert Morton Robt D
BOWsum VIM H Mitchell VIM G
Benner VIM Z Miller John S
Comfort Henry Mathews Robt A
Cooper VIM Mckay VIM r
COgley Jeremiah Miller JOS A
COWden VIM Mckee John A
Comfort Samuel Nurse ThOS A
DcArmit Frank Nelson VIM A
Devices ThOs w Male John a
Eckabarger Jas 3 Nelson Robert
Elberty Asbury w Printz Henry
Elberty Geo w Postlethwait Jno M
Flchthorn Jos A Price James
Freeburn Geo NJ Rager Jas Y
Files Abraham ROthrOck Bronson
FesSier Daniel Smith Augustus E
Freehurn VIM II Smith James L
Ferrer Bingham Sterrett James X
Fowler Owen NJ Smith Theodore 3
Hart George Stahl Charles w
Henry James w Sherwood VIM
Hughes John Scott Nath w
Hunter John T Snyder Geo 4
Irwin VIM H Snyder Lucien T*
Jones John Tice Gideon NJ
Jackson James NJ Uttley ThOs NJ
Kaufman JnO 5 WassOn David
kincade Thomas Waters Gilbert
kiser Henry F Wertz David
Loft Geo [ Weber David B
Link Elias w White George
LangtOn Jno S WentZ Frank HI
Laub Charles f Walters Henry @
McEwen VIM t Winterod Philip
Zeigler Edwin Z
This name does not appear in Lossing's
History of the War, which contains the
list as originally filed at Harrisburg; but
he joined the company after its arrival at
Washington, where his name was added
to the roll.
psA% The following constitute the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of this State:
G. w. C. T.-Rev. J. S. McMurray,
G. Clemson NJ. Greene, Hunting
G. w. V. T.-Lizzie NJ. Street, Frank
ford.
G. w. 81. Ellen Wright, Lancaster
G. w. T.-Richard Craven, Sharon.
q. W. Ch.-Rev. s. H. c. Smith, Cham
bersburg.
G. w. Nm. Luther Wagonseller, Sc
linsgrove
G. W. D. M.-Sidney P. Stebbins, I'm
ionville.
G. w. I. G.-Jane C. King, Duncan
non.
G. W. o. G.-John Cornman, Carlisle.
Reps. to r. w. G.. Ii. Newton Pierce,
Philadelphia; Rev. J. f. Crouch, Lam
caster; c. Stratford, Lewistown.
The barn of Major John w. Wilson, of
Union township, was struck by lightning
last week, but sustained no injury.
Prof Fulmer's writing class will begin
a second course on Monday. New pupils
are entering almost daily.
George NJ. Freeburn has again COM
menced butchering on his own account
and will hereafter have beef, veal, NUT
ton, &c, every market morning.
The railroad siding from Water street
TO Blymyer's warehouse is nearly COM
pleted, and when crane is erected will
De a great accommodation to Freedom
Iron Works, Manns' Axe Factory, and
other parties receiving coal by the canal.
1t required considerable filling, and in
some respects has improved the street,
but foot walk from Woods corner to the
canal bridge ought by all means to be
made.
A swlndllng transaction came to light
the other day, in which John Hoeffner
residing at the railroad station. was adroit,
ly euchercd out of SIS by bogus check
The fellow procured some blank checks
on the bank, filled them up as wanted
got the cash, and when presented by the
holders they were told there were nc
funds in bank to that name. In addition
10 HOeffner's, we learn that he succeeded
IN passing one on some party at Freedom
Forge. Rascality is fearfuIly on the in.
crease, so much so that it is almost i'm
possible to know whom to trust nova
days.
sAThe character of the PhiladeIphja
convention may be inferred from the fact
that the Ohio democracy has appointed
such men as VIM. Allen, Geo. III. Pen.
dIeton, and other notorious non-coercinp
peace at any price democrats as delegates