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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Real Estate.
Iron Ore Lands for Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans L ourt
ID Of Union county, will be sold. on the pre-
mises, on SATURDAY. the lth day of AU-
GUST next, commencing at 10 O'clock a VI,
a certain messuage and tract of land, situate
in East Bulfaloe township, Union cuuniy, con-
tanning Filly-Four acres and Eishry-SIx per-
ches, adjoining lands of Jacob Gundy, John
Hayes and others. One other tract, situate IA
the same township, containing Thniy-Nine
acres and Fifty-Nne perches, adjoining lands
of James jenkins, John Aurand and others.
One other tract OF land, situate in the same
township, adjoining the first mentioned tract
of fity-four acres aud eghty-six pescheS con
tanning Twelve acres, more or less, with the
appurtenances.
The tracts will be sold separately, or to-
gether, TO suit purchasers. Iron Ore has been
discovered in various places on the property.
Terms made known at sale.
JAMES l.. QUINN,
Admir- of Michael Quinn, deed.
July 10, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
County Comm issiOner.

HENRY X. SANDERS (son Of Henry of
Ill Limestone township, near New Berlin,
Is hereby proposed, without consulting with
him, for Commissioner of Union county. He
is very intelligent and competent man, in
the prime Of life, popular, and worthy.
EAST BUFFALOE.
FELLOW CIrIzxNs-I offer myself as can
didate for the Office of County Commissioner
at the next Electon-subject 20 The decision
Of the Union county Republican Convention.
If | am nominated and elected, will attend
10 the duties Of the Office faithfully.
MICHAEL KLECKNER.
New Berlin, June IL, 1860
TTNHE subscriber will be candidate for
Commissioner of Union county, subject
to the decision of the nomination of the Peo-
pies party at the delegate meetings on the
4ih of August next. b. w. THOMPSON.
Mifllinburg, Mays 1850 $40
MELLOW CITIZENS Through the urgent
II solicitation of large number of friends,
offer myself as a candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican primary election for Union county.
II am nominated and elected. will discharge
the duties Of the office faithfully
FREDERICK BOLENDER
Limestone Tp:May Is, 1860
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Breck ahead

We regret to hear that Mr.. Lincoln's
Youngest child, a remarkable bright boy
of six years of age, is lying i'll at the point
of death, with scarlet fever. The parent
is Superior to the politician; Mr.. Lincoln
has not been seen outside of his house,
nor 10 it except at the bedside of his child
since Friday last.-Chicogo paper.
New ORLEANS, July 1O.-The schoon-
er Clo,ilde, with l24 Africans on board,
arrived in Mobile Bay to-day. A stean,-
boat Immediately tool; the negroes up the
rirer. land thus prospers the African
Slave trade !!
Nine persons died from sunstroke, on
the Sd and 4th of this month, a. Charles
ton. S. G. On each of these days the
thermometer reached the height of 9si
degrees, Fahrenheit, in the shade In Sa-
yanah. Geo, several deaths occurred from
the same cause.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Tbe wife and child
of Rev. Mr.. Nichols, of Minneapolis, bis
bro,her.in-law, named Cleveland, aud two
daughters, we're drowned on the 5th inst,
while bathing in the Calhoun Lake. Mr..
Nichols and the infant Of Mrs. Cleveland
was saved.
Vice Pres. Breckenridge is to spend the
remainder Of the summer In California.
1t is hoped that his presence there will
prevent the State from going for Douglas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

OREGON ELECTION from
twenty counties in Oregon give the DEM
ocratc candidate for Congress 1882, and
the Republican candidate 1888. The
counties yet to hear from, last year gave
l52 Democratic majority. Material changes
both ways have taken place in the counties
heard from, and both parties were hope
full. All accounts agree that sufficient
number of Anti-Lecompton Democrats and
Republicans have been chosen to the Leg
islature as to defeat the election of Messrs
Lane and Smith Dem to the U. S.
Senate.
BELvIDERE, N. J., July 6-Harden
was executed at l.3O. After making a
prayer be bade adieu TO those on the scaf-
fold. He was quite calm up to the last
He hung twelve minutes during which his
struggles we're horrifying. During the
morning, he visited the scaffold, and ex-
amiued every part with the utmost COM
posure. He made confession to his bro
thers
Ellis B. Schnable recently made vio.
lent personal assault upon Geo. W. Bow.
man, editor of Buchanan's Constitution,
at Washington, in revenge for a political
paper attack upon Schnable. Itwon't do,
-Ellis-you lay yourself open to criti-
cisms, and should not get mad about it.
Naples is in state Of siege. The King
offers many concessions, but not enough
to satisfy Garibaldi.
Jerome Bonaparte, Ex-King of West
phalia, uncle of the Emperor of the French,
and the last and youngest brother Of the
Great Napoleon, is dead.
Of the two Democratic papers in Wash
iugton City, the Constitution is for Breck-
enridgc and the States for Douglas. Pres
ident buchanan and Secretary Cobb made
speeches in favor Of Breckenridge at an
evening meeting.
BosToN, July S.-Dr. Hayes Arctic
Expedition sailed on Saturday afternoon.
She fred a salute previous to taking her
departure. The name of the vessel has
been changed to that Of the "United
States"
SENsIBLE.-Some of the Democratic
papers wont support any candidate. No
use in wasting room with their names.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Associate Judge.

Seeing no one named for Associate Justice
at the Oct. Election, take the liberty OF pro-
posing MARTIN DREISBACH for that post.
He is known TO most of us as gentleman OF
good Judgment, who has spent the near sixty
years Of his life as a farmer in Union county,
and It intimately acquainted with all its wants His in
tegrity proverbia and he understands the herman
iunguage-two prime qualifications. HIS present resi-
the County Seat where at least one Judge
should reside to be Of service between CourtstJu Judge
SIxosroN being nearest Mifinburg and New Berlin)
This honor conferred Mr. DREisBAcH, would be only
an act Of justice the many odliD- Democrats like
himself whom sense of truth and right, outraged by
the Kansas iniquy, has led into the Republican ranks
lie would make mt and popular nominee taken up by
the Peoples party. UNION AND 'iCIoEi.
Messrs. Ediiors-You will please announce
the name of PHILIP RUHL as a candidate
for reelection TO the Office Of "Associaie
Jadse" of our county at The ensuing election.
Col. RuHL has made an excellent Judge, and
the people can not do better than to re-elect
him.-June 10, 1860
MANY VOTERS OF LEWISBURG.
Messrs. Editors-Permit me to present to
the consideration of the voters OF Union 20.
the name of JAMES SHIELDS for Associate
Judge. Mr. Shields has long been an active
member of the Wing and Republican parry
is a hard laborng man who has struggled for
nearly sixty years to gain an honest livelihood
is a man of pure moral character, possess
ing clear and sound judgment-and scho-
lar, such as we need 10 fill that position. The
voters of Union county would do no more than
the merits of MrShields and Of staunch Kelly
towship demand in elec,ins him the successor
Of our friend Ruhl.
A REPUBLICAN VOTER.
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Issue Lists for Sept. 1860.

Elizabeth Mensch ct al VS. Mary NJ Rishel
Jos W Shrlner VS. John NJ Tayor
George Meyel VS. Leib & Lelb
John Mover Il wife VS. same
Saml l. Beck VS. Charles Stees
John Marty VS. Dorman (and oihers)
MCarty Tate VS. r s Brobst
Cyrus Eaton VS. Il w Bogenreif
David Click VS. Saml S Barber
Philip Ruhl VS. Francis Wilson
Mlddleswarth kerns & Co VS. Chs H Shriner
John Werz VS. Peter Nevius ei al
Samuel W Snodgrass VS. VIM Young Jr
Ulsh for Gutelius' Admrs VS. Geo Dreisbach
Abraham Black VS. Andrew Splitter
George Barkdoll VS. II W Croizer
L Church & Co VS. VIM Kleckuer
Robt d Cummings VS. Saml Henderson ct al,
q Young VS. Thos G Orwig
Charles Stees VS. Saml l. Beck
VIM Price Jr VS. Robt NJ Musser
North, Chase & North VS. Joel Hursh
Joseph Christine VS. Beaver, Geddes NJ & Co
DIR VIM Seeboid VS. Saml e Will
Lanson Burrows VS. Chas d Mowrer
High for Dentler VS. A Messenger with notice
Sleninger & Rauch VS. Black & Fisher
Younsm. & Walter VS. Noah Walter with no.
Matthias Sinsler VS. A Nickel with no.
X U Bowes for Slee. VS. John Locke
beEl SIoHlity vs. w III DROWN JT et al
Ralph Dity VS. Henry Mason
Hart Cummings &c VS. H w Crotzer
Matilda krick VS. Martin ID Reed
5 X Baum for Peacock ct al VS. Jno NJ Baum
Peacock ct al ind. of S X b VS. do
same VS. do
Joseph Lyon vs. John Paul
George Nancy Jodou VS. John Miller Geo Hoover
David Nesbit John Paul
John Bower Robert Candor Esq
II Cast for Jacob Kline's Admrs Andrew Gutelius
William Frck Bmyer Frick
Sarah Randolph VS. Jonathan Nesbits Admrs
Sarah Biler VS. DR.. Chas Brandage Wife
Samuel Beck Martin Dreisbach ct al
II High for VIM Dentler VS. Albright Messenger
Charles Mensch VS. Berkinbne Mears
Henry Mitchell VS. Danl Fry and Michl Kleckner
Michael Grove VS. Thomas Walker etAl
Amos Berger VS. John Rishels Exrs
Jonathan Wolfe Centre Coz VS. Henry Charles
Weiiensaul,Ini Moore, VS. Church &CoI
{ ii shriner vs. WIN Rule
DeDj fe.ter VS. CWilt
do and wife same ct al
John Winters VS. DR. A Crotzcr
Margaret Myers VS. Benz Romich
Arvine CIarks Amr VS. Church M'Michaei
Nichs Menschs Admir- Youngman Walter
Clarke for A Cummings John M'Alarney
Caller for G II Hayes Admir- VS. VIM Johnson with no
II Duckett, ind. J VI Thomas VS. Young
VIM Van Gezer VS. John VI CRanck
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
The QnlV Danger /.
June &c, 1860.

That the radical Democratic disruption
will probably continue, ensuring the cleo
,ion Of Lincoln and Hamlin, is fact
which is perhaps our only danger this year.
But, at the last moment, one or more OF
the branches of the opposition may unite.
Our lukeuarmness-our undue reliance on
the Justice of our cause, and the strength
of our uambers-moy lose US two or three
States, and throw the election into the
House or Senate, where only the Demo
crat. can be sure of triumph. An dc'ire
and piqilont MINoRITY-as military and
political annals show abundantly-bave
often defeated and destroyed an oUer- conf
dent and careless MAJORITY. "Uneeasing
vigilance is the price Of Liberty" A glo-
rious and bene6cen, victory is within our
grasp: we must nOs lose it by slOth or
criminal neglect.
To enable Republican Administration
to be successful, it must be remembered,
We need to have 10th branches Of Congress
10 co-operate niih The President Either
the Senate or House against him, would
block all hopes Of reform. We may in-
crease our hold in the House, and gain the
Senate, this year. We need strong back
ing AT HOME, in every department OF
power, to have fair chance.
Local candidates should be selected
With view TO their influence on the State
and Presidential contests. Divided as our
opponents are, If zee are harmonious, and
hare ssercsptioadble candidates, In many
counties, there will hardly be one, much
less two, Democratic tickets agaius. us.
With full poll Of the Republicans and
their allies, joined by the wavering and
those who espOuse the stronger side, the
campaign will be sigually successful
complete, blOodless revolution will be
wrougbt-and all without undue excite
ment, without waste of time or of money,
Without bad blood, abuse, or scenes Of riot
u Of upwoI,ed revelry-and the South,
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Next Session of Union Seminary,

4 I New Berlin, will commence on Thurs
~ day. Aug I'd, and continue 20 weeks. The
Tuition for the session will be $3.50, and the
contingent fee Sl-for half session just half
this amount. Boarding. $l.75 pr wk. Ladies
from abroad are required to board in the La
dies Boarding House of the Institution. now
under the superintendent of Rev.SWOE. No
student will be received for less than a half
session. All students wishing TO attend are
requested to be present at the opening of the
session, particularly those who wish 10 enter
the Teachers Department.
BY order of the Executive Committee
New Berlin, June %, 1860
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Executors Notice.

is hereby given, that Letters tes-
~ tameniary on the las, will and testament
u JOHN sCHRACK, Esq. decd. late of East
Bufaloe township, Union county. have been
granted TO the undersigned, by the Register Of
Union county, in due form of law; all persons
having claims against said estate will present
hem, and those owing said estate are reques-
ed to make immediate payment, to
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Executor
Lewisburg, June %, 1860
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Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w to the estate of LEWIS PALMER,
deceased, late Of Lewisburs borough, Union
county, have been granted to the subscriber,
by the Register Of said county, in due form /;
all persons indebted TO said estate are reques-
ed to make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, TO
JOS. B. ROSS, Admir-
Lewisburg, June 2, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

as well as timid souls at the North, Will
be agreeably disappointed in seeing that
the truly national and conservative ke-
publican party will conduct the General
Government, Gas they do States) hostile to
no good interests, and without detriment
to any true citizens.
Our only danger is ouer-confdence, and
LACK OF THE NECESSARY LABOR. Some
efforts must be made. Let every friend OF
Lincoln, then, be vigilant, and active.
Let him not be overbearing, or boasting-
allow no betting, or calculations of major
ifies-enter into no plans for petty Offices,
after election. First, let as see Lincoln
and his friends elected. To do this, let
every man so arrange bis business as to be
at home, to rork and uote, IN Oct. and Nor.
By writing, taking, and circulating docu-
ments, induce all we can to 60 with Us,
and try a change. Indulge in no loud
talk, empty swagger, or wild or silly
threats, or bets, but woRK-not neglect
ing our ordinary business-quietly, syste-
matically, patiently, and perscveriDgly.
We want not only a numerical but NOR
al triumph. The election of Lincoln
should be permanent success-a crushing
out of the heresy Of Slavery Extension,
and an unnis'akable decree Of the People
in favor of Free Soil and Free Labor.
Let his majority be swelled to the utmost
limit under the law.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13


@-Boo-uoOEY One of our Buchan-
ante contemporaries gives consump'iVe
groan over an alleged fear that "the dirt-
sion Of tie Democracy is equivalent to the
dissolution Of The Uaion" Fudge! man,
cheer up. 1t was 1--WE the People" who
formed the Union, and not you the Lokey-
fokeys. The Union existed before bastard
Democracy was born-in fact, leading
men, who afterwards became Democrats,
we're the leading foes of the Union at first.
While he still lived, "Democra.s" abused
and belied the great and good WASHING
TON, as they since have Adams, Harrison,
Webster, Clay, Taylor, Scott, Fremont,
and Lincoln. The Whiskey Iusurrection-
lists and Aaron Burr we're radical Demo-
Gratis the Nullifers of 1882, the Georgia
violators of the decree of the Supreme
Court in the case of Indian lands, like the
Disunionists Of this day, in and out of
Congress, were of the Democratic persua-
sion. The dangers that may now menace
the Union have all come from Democratic
Slavocra'ic misrule, and will be best cured
by putting down, at once aud for ever, that
most monstrous, wicked ard corrupt fac
ton. The Union will exist in pristine
strength long after the Buchanan Democ
racy has rotted in its unhonored grave.
There's mighty difference between sun
dering party, of any kind or name, and
sundering a nation. The latter is q COM
muniry of feeling and interest, above all
political or religious bonds Perish De-
moeracy. perish Whiggery! perish Slave
ry Extension and Fanaticism but the
Republican element, united for Liberty,
will survive. The Union, Messrs. Dough
faces can't be unda 1t is "fxed
fact" We trust, under the kind care of
Divine Providence.