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BY 0. N. AVOIiDEN AND J. K. CORNELIUS.
"THE UNION," established in lSHlVnoie No., 2,58$.
LEWISIWRG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, DEC. 19, 18G2.
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"CHRONICLE," established in IS 13 Y7rn!f No., 975.
At $1.50 per Year, always In Advance.
CIMI-HHI MMIWl.LhU
T-.w'-y Mornin? & Friday Aflt-rnoon.
1.1. .ftus'e. VVa luruierly paid $7 per
for
paper now, $12 for the asauie
:,i Lines illS ia
limes 7 is
Advanced price. $ per year.
Oar readers must see, that, wnh such a hole
la our lucume, we must have Cash r.v is
anvABCK. We can lose
nothing. Every
(whole) sneetcos.. cents ociore ,. is Pr.n-
sheet c
KU-uunu. jn. j
year-
..mc in mMl all ih. .n-nsesofink.lv pe-sct
tin. nnntin.. foldir... .Iireettn- or carrvinr,
fuel. real. interesi on nmnev invested, and-
"livinj." The more subscribers and adver-
iirinfr we hare, th- longer we can afford ihe
paper at present rates.
W-Wui. Roshong, E-q , of New Her-
lin, ia appointed Mercantile Appraiser iu
Union, couuty, for the coming year.
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aiSrOur Court t.. been occupied chief-
ly with . case from Snvdcr count,-
tampson and Mocker vs. f.x-sucnu "cr-
rold verdict for Deft.
Full proceedings of Court in our next.
IfjjrThe report of the State Treasurer
Of I'enn'a shows a balance of 82,211,000
iu the Treasury a very prosperous condi
tion. The tlevenue Commissi on recom
mend increased taxation upon Kailroads
nd other property f r Slate purpises, to
the relief of real estate, which bears the
burden of local taxation.
ftirM one Shaw Jj 1 1, the liurmese Stu
dent in the University at Lewisburg, will
deliver his entertaining l.-ctures, during
the Holiday Vacatious, as follows :
Wed. Eve., S4 h Dee., in .New Columbia.
M'n ll.i- l uieu I hurs'l )
Thnrs. Eve , ISih Dec, in Bap. M.H., Drady.
Fn. Kve., Ulith ll-c-, in liinn.poru
Sal. Eve. :?lh Dee., in V hue Peer Mills. L
li. th. Si-Imv I lleuw I
We think all in those neighborhoods,
desirous of learning something of a people
among whom are the most prosperous;
American Missions, will find gratilieation
ia hearing Shaw Loo, who lute-nda to re-
turn and preach the gospel to hia country
men.
ffaTha Lewisburg Si East l'uffaloe
Teachers' Institute met in the boys' Cram
mer School, Lewisbur,:, loth Dec. 102
IS teachers prevent. Exercises .-
Written Arithmetic cl.s. .Iritt I t K.I Ftinf-r.
M.iol J" . till.
UiMTUijO ouhl lbs OW of Tyiee be Uiicr.ld in
th. Sei. -oi Hi')"
AiTUtsoeJ.s SSSCIUN.
atlitL's'ttierri.e, K its Mi!W.
UiMory " s:,i,r. .
fceaii J.u. i.-.jer.
The following Kiercie were appoiuted
for the next session of the Institute : I
Pmriisg, Mi... A. II. Stouer.
Written Anlli.. ibsiiuiu. .uro. J. L. Irvio.
LlMe.uMrOii M'bisil lier.srbDlT'.t.
Aigebn li. U Albrilil.
Arre.suus SE.1IOS.
nintorr J O R".r.
TmsIiiiic sblMrsn tn rsd Mt-4 M. C Siifr.
Owrapliv of t. S. Ml.. A. K. Ii.Im.
IbMMlitirf Vo.iik'. Nlbt TbubtA SI Is. K. UooeMnn.
Tlir..i-ti.r V,n J.in-a. I listriet Secretar V. !
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t .',ng present, suggested tne propriety oi ,
Mirotpg a time for the bolding ot '""Hacgut the enemy would not come out
i ;..:, canty Institute which stands fur , general eigagement.
Jj ern-J to a.ect ia Lewialurg where j Monday, finding the enemy's position
on, :t was
u:::.nimousiy agreed loae ii ;
f'e heil
St I : I Ue.c.fr
dent cf this action of this Institute.
Adjourned, to meet at 0 A. M., of
Saturday, 3d Jan., 1862. I
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Rich Developments.
Oxford, Mississippi, lately occupied by !
Union force) is the home Jacob Thorop-1
boo, the Secretary of the Interior who
stole the Indian bonds. His bouse was
occupied, and some of his papers found.
Among them was the copy of letter
written by him, iu Nov. lS'til), to a friend
" ' 7 n a 7u . .: d5 oir.-ns.ve labor, and the pontoon i . , . '"S K t. c at my acn
:il.th, S-iiU .ni olst.Dcc .and that the J in dang'r, it was deemed atedhc portion on the opposuc side
S,eretsry inform the County Saperintcn- iufl JU.nt l0 rc,naiaeon ,he sou,h side 01 .l."e riVcr , J 1,0 "'"veim-iit was a
at borne, from which wc take the following a movement was demanded by the loyal i in preventing the Rebels from learn
paragraphs: ! people, aud the blow inflicted on the cau- J ing our intentions.
nM it. . . , . r.. tln,. (..a ntiif a.tivfo tlmm lint. Mlrontf I
Miiipni and her desii... shall be mv
.us a: erianee is n k in ine ststn di
J..: 111- i - . 1
I Li leivp she niinht in resist and 1
to the bitter end, Rlack Republican rule.
I bope our State will call a convention to
provide new cuards for our future safety 1
ucawijy.
I .. . . ... . w
land in the event ot a call ol a convention.
I want if I can lobe a member of tha
1 1 want, it i can, to DC a mcmuer oi mat
convention. 1
iHffi-nltira s nmnlatn nnnn m ber
rK'..w r:'
Dr.j't -t the. Smth.. nenevcr it shall
come to pass that I shall think that I can
oa no lunhcr good here, I shall retnrn to
my home, l'mehanan is the Iru- sf friml .
t" th? ,Smih J , r,rr kiMca from the
Xvrth. II U a j,:Kd nnd ,i man. Rut
my duly niw tl) (ll. suu,,. j
of U.eo,nToUlVn"r''!'iS'"', ;n''alln,.cn. i
Slavery. The North i, d. pendent on tbe !
South lor its prosperity. The South is not
dependent on the North for anything nc
essary to her material welfare."
This precious sooundrcl proves that they
were bent on Disunion at any rate, and
thought Buchanan a "jewel friend of the
Sooth," as be doubtless was, at tbe ex
pense of the Union.
MirniiiAN
lS'JI)
1SG2
Losses
Repub.
13,1011
Opp-si'ion
00:157
C1.7S5
4.47J
T1 T r c. ...
I-laccd ia charge of tho Floating iJopital '
t Columlufi, Ky. 1
r-i
Eoland G. Curtin is appointed Naval
viibeiier 10 I llll aciclpuia, 10 place Of , Iw,
-Jtta. irvin, deceased. I c.pt
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1Q. valuable Ruffaloc townohip rni 1 -
Fism our Dratted Hen.
Due. II, 18G2.
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The 1 1 '2d Peon i Militia ire eneamped
on the bank of James river, 8 miles from
Fortress Monroe, at a place called New
port News. Tbey tell that this is the
place where the Merrimae suuk the Cum
berland. It is rather a hard looking
place plenty of negroes, but few whites,
except soldiers. Corcoran'a Irish Rrigade
.n.,n.ri.,li w;(hin a few hundred vards
oamp The w(lather ;
, , . . . ,.l .a ,1
uay tune iuu . uitienn -' --
Harrisburg.
There is no snow here
yet, this winter. I have not timo to
writo oinre at present, for at ten o'clcck
wa must bury one of our comrades
i (Jeorge (i nod, from Snyder county : ho
died suddenly; on Thursday he was out
on dress parade, and on Friday, about
sun down, be died. The I'uion county
niroaro all well at present, and if you
J0U
, lUrr.K, of Kelly Tp.
Direct, Co. (i, 17:M !t-g. I'. M.
In care of Cat.t. Smith,
Newport News, Virginia (or elsewhere )
Of course our twenty men must bavo
the paper. We l ave not learned that one
I'ni in couuty drafted uiau Las deserted.
Eus
3ATTLE CF FREDERICKSBURG.
Four Days1 Fighting !
.
On!v at Pittsturtf Landioff. along the
Cbiekahominy, at the second Hull Run
contests, and at Antietam or Sbarpsburg,
his this Slavery War witnessed as severe
. ' , ,, , .
hosti o ineetiujs as from Thursday to
I t
. " " . . . . , ,
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tff .rf t , .-r.icd ihn riror .1. Vrpd ,r i rkshliriT.
w,,ich wa3 mUa, .kiifully done in the teeth
0fihefoe
l.-iJayi , here were frequent skirmishes,
anJ cuniDlute ra,e 0f our men and
arm9 WJ t)f ctcJ.
Saturday, systematic plann were put in j
operation ta carry the unknown lines of ;
entrcneiiment, south ef the city, comman- !
ding it io part, and in the way of our army '
g ing SuUibraril. Nj fault of general
ship, of soldiers, or lack of courage and
materials, is alleged. The 6gbt was awful.
From 9 in the morniog, tha gallant Un .
iini-ts hurled themselves, reaiment after
r.gtment, igainat the strorghoid oi mo
i. i i. .i:...t 1 .....li..a ,.f
l.eoe.s. Tjjr ujlu ui.iiihioi uio.iri.b
....
valor, una won aouic luipoimu. pwiuir,
(a mile at the easterly liue,) gaining a ,.'. , . , ' ' , ',' ,
v , . r , , . i. . lowin-r has Wen received by the Mil
Fart of the first line of entrenchments. jtarv VoK-irra pit. datnl
It is probable the enemy lost less than we, ; Fai.Miiith, De-e. 10. The rain is
as they wetc almost iuvisible in their fallinir fust, and rivtT raisintr rapidly,
woods and rifle pits and behiud their en- Our troops arc all on this side. The
, trenchmcnts. At night, the fire slackened,
and our men lav npnn their i
arms.
Sul)da ,n0 ' ij0 Innis,s ,wailC(i ,n ,t.
' "'le.f uu.e.s
0f the river. And as Washington ,t i
Long Island escaped during the storm and
f"?. Hurnside, amid the rain and wind
of Monday evening and Tuesday morning, ,
brought back everything moveable out of ,
danger. !
When, on Tuesday, the Rebels found
their b ped-tor prey bad escaped, tney
were astonished aud angered but, as our
guns command the citv, thev keep a re-
snectable distance.
The result is a ead loss of life, and '
,ncr,in eauso of discouragement. Rut ;
and how earnest is the Union spirit. No '
i"s erw '- ........ -
Hnr.r - .ai - a r. ha allanhnrl tri flia rrtV nr :
ccnure can be atiaehcd to the Army or
" cnfrals. On the contrary, though ,
repulsed, the survivors have won imnior- ;
nonor- nd tbe f'11"0 dc"d wi" be '
-' 1 " ' ;
1. . . .hn.A n. i:i,...p Aim .nil fi,
Germantown.
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i he delay or tne army in rcacninjr me
RnrDahauneck. and of tbe Doutoons in ar-
- i3?ip.ia,.,?uiJg,it,gaW,b?.nct,
ana meir biaves ampie iinic 10 uui.e inure
strong a good natural position. Oo each .
"little thtn;s Hang frreal resaits. rer-
haps no one is criminally to blame, and
these may rank among the unfortunate
"accidents of war."
l0ePEs from union countt.
Lieut. A. G. Tucker, of Co. L Capt
Oweos' 142i Re r(,P""-
Kiitn.
I".wf.! Jm(B. r.f Vrvlj Tp. hnt 1" t!i brnrt
lu?ii Fctti-r, uf Butl4lii. "hot In tiie bad
pull-vk r.onJrln noutb. A finger hot off Eut Ball
John r.trlfy. wnurfJed in tbtbl
Volt- Urn II. id tW do
I'liiltji tt!iiini-tx, in hlioalfti-r do
C-.rp r. tin two. hhuulder do
Il-tiry Muck, 10 th cmin do
f't-r At-tnsi -;ii-.t, in tt.ibrh Wwt BntTaloe
K' rt . W Uvm. in tbih lwwbarg
Corp Jbn li M.rtio Uart.rjr
II tftirQ llirtiona, Itg aoj bml BulTtf8
t.i M-wvr uo
l'-,rMel M Hr Irt drrnrnk.il
rV.tomnn II. II'.H.nnn l-wi,
!nii Root, ii, tin- hr4 KrtlT
Lrtttb kotfrr, ia L,t j0
HtVTwti.
Wm Tj. Ammn tit.Urg tikcn irioiier
lfmiia"n it.-vrr hrlljr
J"ho 8. IVHinr-r S Ikrlia
Dni. Murlin U-rtl.y
,. Mover ti
Thomsi U',.m; WLitr Tef
.I. r.-mi-h Mos. r -to
J. (in M. U..ur Bi:t?aIoe
vVm.H.Reck, of 131st flg., writes that .
aii.tsdi had bis hnnw.iiot from n i-rbiB. cpt I
.f M,4.l..t.ttrs. . re-.rtl slw. Sf-Tr-al. nf
Mitt. r. ia .) i iithtir -d. 11- r.-r-rt !
St-r. of Moliinhurp. ana s'liTd.r. nf !
""; - ' !
I Oei. W.Sehoch, of the 5tli Reserves,
ws. acj-i.lxntlj wrmnlri in th. palm of tit. hsn.1 by
W'UIIT. HIT . I.e. ei. A'.! u eHlbli,'J, .u
m.j z-miuyr rrj-Tt. j k.ii.d.
Ci't. JmiKtltau K. H'..f.., t O., oiinlrl in trf Jr.
Of Co. l llrn,u UVrtx. Ka-t ItuJUKi-, kiii.O.
W ui. llkiut iI- U
Ct rh I'-. S -hfll.-, wi.iiii.l.-tl in n.c, .nsi ner.
Y. rk A. Uh..wt,i du -iu do
U ( urr hi'lij. witundcl. iifpn.t.I tjj
S-T H in. S arU. lit--h -uiiJ hi ti
r-T. Jmtt f l,rii. Mnunl"t twice.
W in M ttr-t-r, i.iiirli tl in La.
J- t.D 1. 1) lf. ill) ,1
I'liarlrH iifhurti, tl' -h wound in htnI.
tiriut: re lui-t.Ly bo utny jl turu up.
Id the Milton Company, (E, 131st
,, y wfl fj,,owig Ck6uaI
I.:..-
mis
si I.ieut.Wm. A. Brunr fnrintcr. farmer-
!y of rvmhtiry.) wt-umV JiJ Sun-t ty
Jihn Srraub, a hell cut itff his ngiit arm.
biiu iitr uiru in titrnin.
The following cxtc
erallv not dant rnuIy
ounded, but gen -
c
rapt. Kaiah II. lUvi. arm an.! fnrt
Sv'rtf. K. 1 Brirlii, w.ntmif, m shiM(T
Win. Anta it, u-iniinlt ii in nlii aim
haiiiur-l Bverlv, call righ; Ug
W. A. rVhT. in .-it'e
J;iroh l.'Hi!-t h. Trliarnfc
Saniip I Miller, leli smJi-, severelv.
in. iitini.ie, nlM arm
Jaenh Smith, in lne,,l
Levi It Sv'lnch, ntn aim ba!!y
W. K. Trer. lWi artn
Kunz It. Wat-son, npht wril
D. ti. Millery, riiaplaiu 5Ut I'a. Vol.,
reporrd 12 killed aud 70 wuunded 8-
fr m that s:uail but fraliar.t regiment.
Ii "apt. H issnpln t'n. K. Vutni(Ie!
S.T2.Tii!i-. (Viihatupnri.) J.imts Ktl'v,
M.i;i.iit.ur.
In -'apt. Linn's II. KiltM Sr Alli
en 'rfiiT C'n V.'i.iin V.I s-r-. Ivu-ifl
i lirrwrr, l.eu i( nrir. !iL'hf,v. hv a th'-', i;i
jcneclnek; J -hn K.ui jh' ru . li.aJv ; t nrps.
. II antes, i larK, Mimrv, lit a r..
In thr W an- t.uar.!.. -in !.! Thomas
"" 'J P-"
(..i(U c,1IIlrany
. . . ,,. ,
i Lieutenants John K. L:nn, Charles R.
it. i , L u ,
. '.vans, and 1 uektr, had balls about their
clothing, but escaped unhurt.
.,
isaue; vase lsorj 01 lion, uosepu
Use 00 GoD- S,ar8'J' 9",fr-WiS "nded.
' ?'vc ai,ovc, all the returns we
s" of the "missing" have
doubtless straetcd away, while others are
I killed, wounded, or prisoners.
(Wc give tlio news as it came.)
Tuosilay Hoi iliilVs 'ss.
Xo Itslilinte oil M.m.lay. Ollr
winiti.K'.i. ami To.! Roi.i'l jii isonciv,
uu uu: iinriu auiu ol lilt! lin-r. 1 tie
:it r. v. and tiLa r,
lie-'erves
were onirnir-'d.
Rinks hm.lo.i n W;, r,,-l,..l,le.
.,. i, .. ii-, ... v 1
ee in. ui ii eu i iiuijll, .S . j
Jcll.Kavis is rqi'irtcJ iiiTeiine'scc.
r-,.. x .1 't .
L ia Xortlitim d (lot
M, II. 1". M.l
U' ,iiiv.'t.... !,.., 1,! '' e . i
pontoons an tip.
t uesj'.in 11 uiis iiionnna;
says oar army MilleTC.I ilcfcat and
. were driven across t!if rivor.
j XoitL'd Ujierator.
Headntiartcrs, ai tnv of I'otoiinc '
Ier. 10 I o'clock. P. M. I
Duriii!,' last niu'lit, the army evacu-
Icnioii3 otic, Uut was colitlnctcd in
., , . .
SMli- artilli.TV was thr- first
f" en'S. Hit! last or the iiifuntry
I'""p1!t "P. .t,ic ar shortly after
daylight tin, mornin-. 1 he enemy
"ever discovered the inovcment until
as too late to tlo us harm. As
user, uiu pon-
toon bridges were removed, cnttins !
off all communication. Our wounded
..uu- cue.- uu una sum in nil river, t
are saie uu tins sun; oi the river.
I here was a heavy wind all ni-rlit, '
with eonsideralde rain, wliich assisted
The bill introduced into the House by !
Mf .Nils' I. flf .1 Kianiiri. rrnttlilAa Ihil in
Mr. Noell, of Missouri, provides, that, in
case Ihe State of Missouri adopts a system .
of immediate emancipation of all her slaves
"ithina ycarfrom thefirst of January next,
llions
i.a i u mi sr.!.. fliisu Arm. ion m.
1 1 -j .
of en per cent thirty year bonds to the
, , . . . .t....
.. ...i.... ..a ..n
colonize sucn or tne slaves as oesiro to
-v iv w
"j -j .v.a,,... i.i'o ,
any compensation (or the Ions cf hia slaves.
Xhe House. Monday, by a two-thirds
I 0te, expressed its approval of tbe Itoi-
dent's I'roclamatim of ra-ecdom, and its'
confidence in its tfficiency as a means of
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baviog me iitpuuiic.
The Houi-e of Iiprosentatives, oh roo-
lion of Mr. ashhurne of 111 , adopted, i -
h..h ..... r i v ... .i .,.' J
by the decisive vole of 81 Yeas to
: !
iNays, tbe following
Hesolved. That m the ind-ment of Ihe
House there should be no le-islaiton chaniMn-
the exiMin- laws prnviding for the payment
ot interest on me t'uhiic Debt in coin.
EMASCll'ATlos in Missouri. Sena-
tor Wilson has prepared and will intro-i
duce, a bill in aid of emancipation in !
i;..Ar..t Inaamnnh tK. r.tUx
MiBBw au-aa-v- u
aTAkaiO..-w'..l-.iJiMnisnM.sSi.Iil. '
UI suai oi.io lisinus cuiauei ".nou liu-
out compensation, and as it is deemed of i
Ibe utmost importance to secure tbe State
and the interests of tbe people on Ibe side
of Freedom and against lbs Rebellion, it
is proposed to give the immediate pecuci-
ary aid of the government toward emanci-
.
pation as a military measure. J be bill ,
will offer a first instalment of ilO.UOO.OUO
fur this purpose, withsuitable provisions '
to insure ibe accomplishment of its Bur- !
P,sei-
Democrats in Congress are takinn- nn !s
most of Ibe lime in o'ti ring resoluUuus to '
A scoutiug I'XpL'ditioo, Hi'ot out from
IlrjwDstuwn, Va , Ls just r turned
They made a roared of 150 miles in nine
diys ; caused the thief, Kx-Soc.
KtnyJ. to retrfvit with h.4 furco acru?3 the '
Saudy to 2'ikeville, Iveutucky: burued
the towu of Ij"'iO, with tbo rtoiJ -i.ee of
Kloyd, h in will, and somo aJjiiuing
f irm tin i lil intra Annt nwfiii an rriinrtrica
. 8tore ,(,. IUU t Wyominu, and a
coitimissary qtoro on the l.pud of Island
creek ; broke up a Kiini; of bushwhackers
IP'n, and cuplurd head of cat-
tic, 40 l-jtnt Suuio arai-, aud 37 pris-
oners.
! , Wamhs.., Dec Hi.-1'r ..-u wr.-J is
Known of ttie strcijoth and ex'ent of the
i enemy s tortili atiotis at l rcderieksbur.
there feeius to he a general approval ot
Gen. liuruside s course in recrossing the
Kappaliannoek.
Aithiuh our loss is heavy, it is fir
below some of the pul-iilied statements.
Hut tl.o precise number cannot, fur days
to come, be ascertained.
The recent Union viclory ia N. Vi.
Arkansas resulted in a total Union loss
rf !'!l." men in !!. ( ur men buried l,.r00
Hebe's, and Oe'O K'jLels have since desert
ed, it was a trcuieiidous loss to the
Kcbcls, who had 3 or 4 times our numbers.
IIaiiSiun. When iu Washinoton Gen.
M't'iell.in dine I with such enemies of the
Administration as Cox. That may be all
right, but the people would putcr other
iuamueics.
Na! H.I.F., Dee. DJ V,o. 17. lVk, 1
brother of lVs:d-:ot James K. I'oik, died
here this morning. Mr. l'olk was a
strong Union man, former m'mber of
Conoross, an officer in the Mexicaa war,
and one of the most eminent citizjns of
Tennessee. .
(5-n. Rayaid was to have bcoti married
on the lSih inst., to a daughter uf CjI.
1'owman, of West I'oint. The match had
already been postpiued twice on account
of the cxigeneijs of the service. The
lieneial died in full anti-slavery faith,
couverted on his many fields of battle.
Fai.moutii, Dee. lti 8, A. M. I
nave just crossed w;tn tne last oi the army,
and our pontoon boats have all been care-
fully taken up. All our stores, wagons
and guns were broueht away safely. Our
W"uuded w.ro removed, and the evacua-
""- -..-v. .- u. mu
enemy, iu a maeteriy manner, ibo river
; is riMHg raiiiaiy, iuu ii Dim mas. ji oo
P" running i tun river woum nave no
doubt washed on
our Loats away Lai trey
remained. '1 ho enemy fired a few shots
yesterday, but did nut venture outside uf
their works, evidently being highly grati
fied at being let alone.
Our guus eommand the town, anl the:
Rebels will hardly dare occupy it again.
A few venturesome ones eame down the
streets and peered arouud the corners as
we were leaving.
The army is not at all disheartened at
its failure to whip the
- , . , . .
.u., ie.n.., , ,e
ready and eager for another conflict.
Nttv Oki.eans diies to the 4th inst.
say the election for members of Congress,
iu the First and Third districts, passed i f!
quiety. The returns of the toting were
as follows :
1st district. Flanders. Beu!i"nv
I M .; ..; tr.m T!.,; v rt i .n.-.n
I J J in. n'l .ei'l. A. A I IUHITH. l'.'J.
, ,, . r, , ......
j 1:li tJ)3 Mi
Michael llaho over Durell, till.
The gentlemen elected arc uncondiHon-
m(,n Mr ria3dl.r9 is a nallte
f New lUmfMte ,o4 , gradua.e of
Dartmouth College. Ua b resided in
.ow Orleans thirty years. Mr. liahn is
nf German descent, but has lived in
Louisiana since Lis boyhood. He is a
lawyer by prorcssion, and was a staunch
Uuiotiist thronoh the darkest hours of -
Secession msdness.
The Message of (Jov. Vance, of N C, '
i, openly for the Rebellion, but cond-m, ,
t"e conscription act necessary loxeepanve, ,
.. ... . , ,.
uuu al v
uaneeiissary "reed amonj;
' '
f . ' "
' "
them, also the distillation ofli.iuw from
t.d Ihe perversion of the school
war purposes. He says tne North.
Carolina soldiers sulT r great for food and
.,
' ""!,r ullccs r9
labor and I nion movements are nuielv
uitier aaviccs are that tree
t.-.,.., '
f ' , . . ' . .rr . " .
-
war. uov. otan.y uas or. erea an election
s.e.ub.t"A.u .u .uu -e. vubibu; uia-
: irict.
'g" Huodred and Iwcnty Baleg of
Bolton fcafe been chipped from St. I.oais
t. I'lrlctirti-rv anrl fnm lhai alln asn.ll li-
ta l'it ttborp, and from that city will be
conveyed east over Ihe Pennsylvania Rail- i
mud If it 1,1 hon -l.im.,1 l. Id. nr. i
1 - . ... , . V y . I
.... . ,, ,.., , ...
- ctPrs efluis road, that one of its articles
of freight would be cotton, tha claim ;
I 1.1 1 . 1M. .I ..I..I .1 1.
" " T " ' , . 8 i
ol insanity wnicn was Drought agamstj
those who proposed to cross the Allegheny j
mountain wun a locomotive, uut the
l'ennsylvania Railroad is triumphant-
cotton "P".l its ircigni ana thus we
progress inP'te of treason.
. - .
vj ne (jijjjai VQie 0f (ne Migsotiri election, ' t
'I
...., . I minr ml on III trl thn I.pff.
iEiature( t0 33 pr0 Slavery democrats
,nowiD(? , majrity for Emancipation of
21, and secures two Emancipation United
&Mcs gcn!l,or!,. Well dine. Missouri I
The President has nominated to the
r. . e it .1 -.1. . . ts
senate, aieu u. .smuu, piese-u. .-cere-
'ary of the Interior, to be Judge of tbe
District Court of the United fctatcs to thej
District of Indiana.
The destination of Banks' expedition 1
no' ?et tnown- ,IS b,,en wc"-
a well-!
kept secret, for a wonder, and tbat is one !
F V.UFARK The
battle fought by 'j n. Uluiil aud ihe K in -
aas army t!;e 2S;h ult., was probai.ly
the iu-t hotly contested, and the most
important in it effects, u far a our ftate
is concerned, of any that has taken place
e .l
since the oP..n, ,.f , he war.
It will be seen tv li -n. Hlunt s dispatch
th;t the Kabt'U wt re ah'iut to nuke a com
make a com- j
cxtday, and!
erh..-!m the i
r nuiii' era '
",. ',, '
. 11 J"e:lj
bneI mffn.put on Mi.-ouri
was to j in Mirmaduke the next
the two aruiu esp-ottd to ov
Kins-i tr ii'r by tbeir sup- ri r uuiu-rB
('nib r uc!l circuiut;iiie( !, a IJ'icll
would have run. aud a .L'i'lciia would
; uave "cDaor; a u La-e. j.ut isiuni n3
i f'wrai?. a:d is in carue-t. lie mvle a
("ret d urtr-'ii nf thirty miles, t'ru k aw!
tlnti,,,ii l. That is the way the Ivans
men b-ii-ve the war is to be ended. Lot-
i:n icuith ( ''tti' t t'ltii
The news of a rev. re t th - irmy that
l'.urnside so gallantly le i ioto l're li r:c!is
li'irg, fell li!:e a funeral pall on the Slate
l'jp:lal yesterday. 'I!urnside is cut to
pe'iees," cried one. "The array of the
Potonuc is devoured," fh lilted another.
"I Mid you that would 08 the result cf
the removal of Little Mac," was the Dem
ocratic ehue!;Ie. Vou cau never cOL'jii'jr
the chivalry," was the open uerlaratiou ' f
s -ms secret sympathiii rs with treason.
Little croud., of men were seen in earnest
conversation at street corners the loyal,
thonj;h sal at heart, rero un-hak n in
their love rf country the j'atn in' n ot
business look"! it the disaster as not des
slructivc and ts the news was received
and understood, ils effects uu the pecpie
were at once notiec t.
LiillsVll.l.K, Dec 1
- I'ii rf e bnr.drcJ
of Woodward's Rehel e-.vi!ry !nv
in with th'ir ann, rcfu-ine; to lijht
oir.e
any
loooer for the Sou:uern Ce;ifcierc7.
The hospital nt .luulorilaviilo was
burned to-day. The soldiers wero all
safely removed, and no lives were I i-f.
lien. I'ni' is-oic 1 an order ti c n"er:pt
every exiled Kcit ijkian or Tecnesser an.
Jcnrals Dreeki- r le, Duokncr an 1 Uau-
sou threatened their resignations if this
was done, and .I ff. Davis has takon the
matter under a.ivi- ment. There is great
hnstility on the part cf le Tennessccaas
j and K.LtueUiai.s to the Misiisstppiau.
RI03,00d Wi.rtii or I koi kutv
AVr:l)
ltv LllV u Si,.iiuy Lieut. Coi. Webb,
ut ,he 77ih i.,,,,,,,. Vols , reiterate, the
....,..,,.. t ..,..i ,.i, i.h, ..I it,,. i,:
.. , H;Clui J,Xlt,tucky. Lad sf.
em:i , ,u tj .vtrimiem over jluo.000
. ,be ubuc t.rooertv. and the amount
would buve been increased to ''O.O'.'O
had the stay of ih- army been prolonged. '
This proLem c insisted of cous. carbines.
eaLr.s, cap jjucLes, cartridge boxes, am-
tnuuitnn, belt-", s'raps, uiuh-s, horses,,
Wjoous, ambu.aucis, and a uii-cilaueouo
aai irteueiit of li -a valuable articles. I
Amimm; Euunit. Some women in'
Lexington, Kentucky, (Kebel rympathiz- i
ers,) learning that several hundred Rebe!
prisoners were to come through that place,
repaired to the railroad stati u with a liber-
' l .nr.rd .. ... t .1.,. Tk
. r.u...,.uu.j mini. AUG
iraiu came iu, anu on n was aiso ine same
number of Luion soldiers. The women
mistook them for the Keb. Is, and had
distributed their "aid and cjmf in" before
the harmless error could bo rectifijj.
The Lynn Reporter states that Mrs. F.
W. Lauder, (Jana Davenport,) of Ihut
city, widow of (Jen. Lander, has becu
appointed Lidy .superintendent of Hospi
tals iu the Department of the South, aud
will proceed with her mother ta l'urt
Royal, S. C. where thy will reside.
Tho West Virginia Il.usn of Represen
tatives bave pa.-sej rcsoluiL'LS asking Sen
ator Carlilo to resign, cn the ground that
he has not fulfilled his pledges, and shown
himself sufficiently in favor of putting
dotvn the Rebellion.
Remember that the Livr
req tnring
..,. . k .,t.n,i v.t,.
Drafs,
jj,)n,:!l .r4c. is in full 'ore-! No
j meui ot wru;i(t upjn nhiea a stamp is
rif'"ir, J L,y ,L'S Uv. is "llJ ual,;5S a
'UmP ls P'"d P n
Gca S(.otl's , ,,Je 01J ,,,,;
p .,.i , :,. ..
Koi.UMj. i .. i,,nj,u nr,)ajUnee3
ItS author tho "Weilir-gton of America." 1
Tho pirate Sumptcr is to be sold at
auction, in Cibraltcr. The 2lJo" bed a
... ' . . .. ...
"""" eiape irom capture oy me ..au
Jacinto, near Maruuaiue, and w at Urge.
. iK3'"t 'M"u--,"i
Mas, has accepted the Colonelcy of the
jJt sma ('arjDa Colored R:g.m-nt.
itwa
Pnitira .on of J. Msii.Ii nf Nlpf-op.. VaI:t. .nil
firanci - enf ji.ix.ii oi m.j ip.. siJ iu mmp.
.mi w.. bari.4iibibu uin.,iiii.erA!wuui
oM.JcMbtii m.yi.ty.
In U-.bl.ariC. l'i
111 in.t , "f UIil1irr:a.l.TLI.T rKI.L,
AH I tlAt.Je'blJ' cbia el e'.l
It. uvi C:'.;.r,ii '.:miu rtuau.
la lluff;.:r, l'-ih i.l. JACOn..an r.f 0ima-I .ai
lia U,.ii..., .ej ye.ai,v ui'.iiLbs. .na Ja..
1o Fast Hair.li... l.th Iwt. AO M.i7iihTi,
J";;; u uUkji.. juu.r,.srai,.Ms.
Thi ilfr !!itlf rirt rime to Tit ftfntli In 11 ft."TVw,n
innnnrr. Th fc mity w- n rff-d in rvnjrinir ti"w
out fiJe of thr uvuae,heD Ads w-nt rnt, DnobsrrrJ
bv any oof. ito-l cjiuo i?i fonuct with tl.n Lre. H'ttrn
di-ror-i. h-r lrthp wer- nil in a 117.. Thi nr
nrrf?l ra Monriny e-rentej. tnd on Ta-'iat xut-minat.
TiJ r.nal '1 nn-r'-J rrii tirr oi aitfr tniTj)-' uiiwriDga
- jF c. ny.i.i i.-r -riirit u. idr ieh.i oi urual Mtt
..-. . a , . i . .. l .. . I. aa
-.-.ri . '. . ..."a...-. .-.-,
llfrs tb l"M w- iltvplr frt
But 'li. lioj tbat La. iM-rrlt u.
11.. -:in n'l nr .'Tmi lie.l.''
acxuiMOurix SUac&rt.
Corrected Weekly
TTbeat 81.25 Kges 9
8 IS
lu
5 Oi
1... Til T.ll.iw
orn.""olJ.... 00 Lard
,jM 4j jam
FUrseed 150 Clover seed.
Dried Apples. 1,00 Wool 40 tool' J.;
Firkin Butter 12 Potatoes r"
Vttfh Ratter... SO Country Soap 1 &
I The lirand Jury i f Milwi'tkie bv in-
' strueted the rrnj er officers to institute
! proceedings (jrnnst all p-r. -ns iuiii?
! illegal fa; it money, In any form wl.aVSir.
-- --- -
! nii I'raifr Junius-.
' in ihe tie niiaii K'-ittruirtl h'-ui. at 1. 3itta.n
iallrrM(. A.l are mntrd ... .t.,d
i -. . .
oogw M YCl) Irooi the prem-
lh WHirfl I'l'J -
tbilSS-li-hf -a.n-d-ue.aiiit. aVt
I P ' ' '"r ""' -
manon winch nut ia. "',"v'"'-
;i;;iTn'H Ml Ul'lIV.
Lewubnrj. 1 .
IIVI' l I.flifrl remain.
j am.- at LEWlsUCKIi
lie.-.. 15. lsU
Z III lio l'i
I'a., up
. rr J i i
a w :u st
e: J w
SH
y. l.i
SI
- M .fi IB
H..V..T K X
..mi'-.., W M
I II nrr. IV' I
IV I. :. J a
i i-l er r.l. Ih S
HiO'-r' ..t OU...U
!Wnk M. nrv
Ilr-I-' "'--"
:: i.r i i--wia X
ll'-V" H'l F .t
.Inn. .n vr-.. s.r
Kr.saT I1 inirl
K:.-. n. r 4 R
IVrsons ca'linz
0 Sn. ,iu
I . J...
l:.nk:n J'.. A
I: em . . s
.r-k M;,rl n
.f:i
f. l J . h
.e.ol J i.
r:,r'.- I'O.
S'.-r-..r f)
r l.
r ill-
i.ve I. ''.ten, will
p'-asj iay they are -b'lva. '
it: i
ItRKsr. P
Estate of L,'.Krerir3 H. Hiye", de'd.
L'MIM:T14.1 ' XOl'H U n.-r-as,
Leo.e-rs ol A ' on::. iaii'.n on 'tie e-'a'e
o; l.a'.vr-pec '1 H i I. it-- li'a ' . ' u e.- i.
e tse.l. ll.'.ve l.e-ii ran'-': t" :i." si.-( ri ef
l,v ill- f I o '.I r .o tv :n i!o- t. 01
i.: !.iw, th- r-t-iv ! p-r.' ' !
enie ar-rt oo- et. o t ti. t: - num-Sr.'" ra
i:o ;'. an ! tie -- 'i.i or' oi-l e : ',. rf.i: ..t
n. s;,me ma v pre.f n: iti-io ln'v antheo'ie atr-1
f .r 'in 'o tli- suo.cril'T-,'. h u !I I"
at i: ! I'e re-iO-ne- r; ttie .tee d in Kra,! i'p
on 1'iidav aid ts.nur t.tv, - I an-t l Jan. next,
when all interest-,! will pl"a a'.i-ol.
And notice is f ir h-r ;ittn tha. the Wi low
of s.n.! iSec'd ha file'! an Inventory of rr. p-i-Hv
e'aiai-.l 1')' h-r, to ii.- aooiin! ot Thre
h:in lr.- 1 dollars, in th- Kesis'rr. h-rh will
he presenird to the Ju le-s of '.ft- Otpnatis'
Court for allowan-- at 'h
ii-it :-rm.
aosm v o.t tK':. vtv:".m-r"t.
lsIA!l ll4VKs, Jr 1..- -niiT?.
(l-ll A lii,.(.i-:rt..ri
Tl.s. 1(1. IS'2
Ailmlnlslrator' liollrc.
U'fll'E is heri'hvsivfn.thdt Lrttrrs
ol" Adiuitiistrai.oii upon th- Ks;a:e of
SAP. Ml A.N l..M..lt-i llnrlil. - I p.
I'njon ronntv.'lec'il.hiive l"--n er.i' t- i te tiie
iitofersioed, iv ihe Ue-.'i -ler ol I tio n coonty.
1.. ,i,ie t,,rn of iew. Tn-r-fore. all p-r.ons
i-i.?i.!i! lu said e-u'e arr r-c,ust-d to make
immediate parrrtent; and those havinr anv
just v-laitn are Ko T-qnest-d to pr---nt Iheiu
legally uulhcbUcaled lor .seaiee.i-nt lo
J. F. VAM'.M ZAH. i
f. S. UA11B1.K. I
-e. IT. wt.
A na:a'trt.-.r.
GilOrKKIE."
I! t I I iV PF
CIIIXA WARE.
tuoE Ki.nixf;.
LASTS, itctcfcil.
I,av; an eI"'ntve assrrtment of the
JlX-Kr hZZZ
th ua!llv an,, pr.e hpfr, rriUe . fise-:
her-
K VANS A I'tlOl'KU. I.errsl'7
: ci ri K'j.s and ynTF.:i:s. ,
. l, ..,.. r iie. n.
rj.t-d machines satistanion ?narat.i.'-d
EVANS co il'ER
s
KATE a choice i . t S-.ttcs jti-t rec ry
EVANS A COOPER
v
lie", nielersien-'l. havin? porehase! the
T' arco an 1 C:cnr Si 'p of Pa"--! (i.
aid, Mariiel sireel, opposite WalU' Si.oe.
invites ail his IrietoN to patrontz- that - in
smoii . n." WM Bl.OVN.N, Jn.
l.-i! orq, Ni.v. CI, isvj
to tax coLLncrons.
n.W (oi'-rt-T'? ar- hT-br noi:;';t-.I that it U
1 a!f.t';tiie.y nerrtfary that t.irir I 1 1 r T i -cafes
jsl.i-.iM b? sMtp-t I v IIM" f'H'i; I. an:!
we h..pe thai v Ta. I'avrr ir.il 5ee the
necesiry ot paving h--? taxrs hv that liin1, ;
a-; therr n urea' ''Tnar'! cn the Tra-urpr
IVr Ihe fi'ippori ( f lamil't rt VcT'interi who
are now in !h rrrrii' fH? 1'ititeJ 5;ate?, i
ar.-l wh- must be nat-i M-' iitii'". I
The Coilertor- u-ill nNo rt--' !!rr.t that ait
pr pfrii tipin hirh i.txr- fin ru t l e col- '
!e le i, must be enirrfel upbyloinf January !
as, aftfT that time, it wal not be a iieu on j
ba: f pri-friies.
I'oliectnr mnl appTV lor tneir Exonera-
tions at .December C urt. !
J. A- MHIITZ. Treasurer j
WATCHES, JjCWELRV, i.c.
QTf 1'iIK uniVrvenei!, havinir rrrnnred i
fi Vjher atch and .lwe!ry rsuMishmfiii
Vf-jt" on i-f the rot reernl v urcuptril
by J'hi-. tiriT, ini'j mire: M.-s Ainarila
I., liner's Miilinery Sin-p.) Market MrerV
I'etwcen Front ari i"ec' n t.Mir 15 prepaTecitt
Impair Vulthcs, Jcwelrj, Jluaical
Instrument, &c,
in the mnM anprnvri an.i a1' t-ur' rr.nnne'
Shr t-n hai"1 an a.-r , t rh"-ce
JI. A r.LUV, fi r La llan 1 li.Mit'rrn-n, vhch
Hf f.;:-r- at Tirf, t' i t the I'turs. AUi;
CLUl-KS rami V- A ITHI-S
.Ml work ao j .tre warrant. i as rvrfa-
!nf. M Alii A b. ZLttiL
L-wi-bu-;, M ;c, lrj.
,Vir -OrtP.Vr
A'"" ctiftn.sr
ygtruDnDSt
Ai ' UVUI'SI
( nit jxt n.vrrs
iUK IM.L Jt: D WlMhul
ton tJLL jxo a mh:i
Toti fall a xi ..vr;
cm ax: sum
t ail jyp si: at
CALL AM' XfSI
AK1.31SH. irrLVKS 4 CO
A A-l .A jrcr i.E co
KKt yy.i!, jrviA KX ro
Kl.lMt:i:, ITeiti ( CO
ti-wl.oarir, !fs. 162
Io( fcrt nooli and other -nod CT-Ta
lr.-,! Kin. I nr I,, nr.'rr ! 'n.-.- "V
I.ewishure Bookhnder. CH: TAill.'
SUI'EKIOR COM. Oil. LA MI'S for sale
at J. Halter ACo's Orna &err also laf
ortlund Coal Oil.
Btf AN KS '
tbe " Chrnt. ir't " tirhoi
Heal Estate.
; .
j , X S' (.'OL'IIT aSALK,
i
i .eorse .illlrr- Ufale.
; " " , 7 . rt , 4
p y v:rtM. of an or W from , he Orphan.'
' l nrt n I nu n eountr, we wnl uffvr at
; '''
' at 10 , r
,., .1n).
. It'a'-i K
, 1'if.n I
1 i, i,.- I
ate. on the premises, ro
tiiKl.iv. Jan. lO, 1S.1,
rk, A M, a'l lhai m-ssuae and Iracl
ol ja!- in llittfaloe Tp. t.nim Co. on
K in, a v.j: I 5 nii'es norih-wes; cf thw
f'noreh. a'i .ri-nj lands of l;anlel
Mi i.t. I) a-, ! A J Riehel.Joserh Beclr, Iaeo&
j W iae, ui l.in lefim'jih and oiher,coatain!Of
! MO Acres
more r.r !).. The Imnrovements are jftflf
i a I!')' CK. BARN an! other Farm buil A-ai
'lines. v-II wa'ere t. rnnverej by con'tuits w
' he Hi ::se aid Earn-yarl. The Tract i
aearly ai! c.earrd. and in a rood state of
. coiiiea'oon good 'i l.MUKR on the nuciearrd
piT'l.-n.
15" Terms of se!e will be publishej on lh
lay ol sate nv
fKTKB VII.I.FR. Bnffah.e
(.!i:i.i: Mil. I. tit. Ka.tUotTaliU
Ie. 10. I-f'i Admmiklralors
FUBLI0 SALE.
I ' 11,1, he -old hr auction at the resinencej
f-fl'hrts'tan Keif, in Lewis Tp, L'nion
Co , I'enr.'a, en
Tlmrsiay, 1st cf Jaa'y, 1S63,
thp ft':ow:t3 nr-rral prnpt-rtr. to wil. font
H..Tse. I -yp'ir nil 4;(.t, 4 Milcb Cows, I
liu. . 1 heilfr. 7 Sin ats, I l.-ur-hursr Wagon
1 iw. h re Vj-na.:; pnr.g U atnos, Pluwat
t'n'!: vatcr. M r (s(ir('i'tirrilmig MacbiuA
ar.1 II -r IYwt, I! p;e Kake. a variety ul
n':i-. irfiiN vHKfiotn rt rmti rH
loo nu neri-iiN ! ineniii ii aSo CJoirr Hul
Iff. a u'l "I ipuic-rrtined cast Meel, a lut of
ir. i Diach.r.e steel, a K i ol bar iron, &c.
JL 't a' 'he arn; tune and place tat faN
ja!. r.n t a wli;ch Christian Reif reaideat
situa.e in Lewis Tup a('TeaiJ, coctaioing
about 150 Aeres,
abimi Ten-y Acres oi ihe same being rxcel
ivut i 'niiJer, ills.- rf'fta.ni.er cleared and in m
to; d !a:e f cu!tiv.it;on. n which ar
f fcte i a rnn1 Urtt.k liarn. a larg- two
s;crey lJwelliii H ose. Spring Hoce
ind oih'-r Ouibu.lilin-s also
a large
iiirhar.l. and a never-laiUng ttpnuj of
V .trr.
A !.', at the same time and plaee.another
tract of Ltind, adj'onin ihe Vansioo Farm,
coniaintn: al out its is ret. all cleared, on
f ii .i wnieti are -reeled a new Fol'N
rJ" ilKV and MACHI.NE SHl'P. 60
, .Si?S?' r" bv M 'eel. ihree storeys high,
&nB.'lxx4 -onfaining a steam en-in- of lea
hors- p.iw-r. terntn laihes, drills, circular"
and npnyht saws, planer, ull-nbarirer's)
patent belt scr-.U saw. am! a larae variety of
ToeU of various kinds Turpenune, Paints.
an t O.I a'.so a K aetismr.n s nop and Tuvla
A-e also thr ff"nd Dwelling fIou-fsr
i a 2 ss a sprtn- H iuse.ar.-ie.elientJva.jL
r'l.i nf ver-Td:i:n spring rising on and Uoauig
'.!ir ou;li :he pree.i-es.
.t.st a! siM- time and place wiTl bw
so'? th- p rr- r kh.ht of v.. a. keif's
I'ai-nt Cl.uVKli HI I.LEli, with ail his In
f rovemeots iher-i,n.
al- r coi.-i.-.ience at to o'clock A M of said
day, when cemd.nvns wii' he made knowa bf
JOSlil-If siUERS,
i;i:d. v. MVEiis,
ttr. 4. lf 2. Attnrnee. in tA-t f.-r CailsriAX Kuff
For Rent or Sale.
mThe well km.wn TAVERN' STAXD
sooate on Mark-t Si. in ihe Borouah
oi l.eislori
1.C,. riuw m the t ccirapey of C
J. WOI.KE.
A Farm, Saw Hill, & Timber Land,
Vl.I. ai4j oinin-, feT sale on moderate lermst
J'he K.irm contains ahnut one hondred
ai.i ft nv (I o acre., all in cultivation, wuli
a C" I t'.vo-sroi". irate DvelimsAV
llo'j-- an ! ..f.- fiirn. Th- Maw MillJii
j lias ih- lar--e wa-r powr-r of Penns Creek
with ab-out oOU Actei of T!roer Laud all
I a Ijounr.2. in l.iinesn ne Tp, L'uion Co.
Ai( (vto Ji.ni 1. '1'a-ior. A'ent, M fflin-bcr-,
le.ur miles from t'i- premi-es. or lu
HI till J'El.l.AS. Sonbory.
FOR RENT.
rpwoisToaEV Brick HolsiE andata
f I.UI on -sorih rourth strt-T. Jija
" March 11, 'tji. 11. 1 siHELI.EK.
FOR SALE.
i;
ANTS late ef the Estate of Tisca Cuw.
E-1 . 1-eM.
n ilhani ilson. 4 o acres and anowaoe
Wf.t bnil t'ne loivn-htp.
Kohert l aircart, iw acres and allowaoM
Hartley township,
Wiliram 1. 1,'ra'Jy, 4 19 acres and allcwaQMft
Hirttrf town.hin.
Land Warrant for Forty Acres
JOH $ U:. Tnouire at th Office of low
A,'ir J ( kr-imeir, I.ewibsur?.
I;.;s Wanted.
1
mit: iiiuiic-r camh prick pa:d r.r
.Mixed ur v hi e an! Colored K.(i by
.1111.. 11. Marker,
P.ipcratul Kae: V'arehous-.
N. F.. lYruer Kiiih and l.'ommeree S;s.
Oetsi. bj m:t Philadelphia
1 ORIS WTLI.-S r i.Ot K.lower Market ?t
1 l.e isljiin,
Wh-re the puMic can rind an assorfm-nt of
j FASHION A RI.K, CLOTH IXO,
such as
Lon? Ovorne.its f 10 to 115
Rii-ini.'si Uoata 4 to 15
l're.-s do 1 to 10
Roys' do 3 to 5
rants, 'J to 6
Vectn, 1 i to 5
This l l'Ohin? was s-iected ai Fashn nah's
Clothing H.'U-es in l'hi..,aad alii be Sold for
Small Profits for tli Cash !
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at M.-wry's li.ocr
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