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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-20
senator i'm thc Muskinrum Di,trlcty

Muskipgum gives McGImIs, Fasion, 242 ma
jority. Perry, 335 for FIEK, Democrat; ma.
jority, SO. z - g go ~ - y..ssiqa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-20
MaIshalI's majority. ....... !.

/ .By the above itJuill be seen that Ms. Mar
shall has been elected BY q very handsome ma
jofity, although the District goes for TOD, which
Is better guarantee that hIs merits are appre
cisted By the .pnblic than We know how 10 give.
---AUfn CO. Dsm. 80 sssiss0 ~ 2 ssno aN "a
.sr.sE 5stwCTsA = ozAIvoM.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-20
The Yete ior. senater.

Mr.. Coates, the, pemocratic candidate for
Senator. is elected BY . majority Of I1S The
Is hel0fIicial vote Of the district:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-20
Vote FOR senator in she Tihfrty-see.
-ar9 Y Ond District. = 1855 "a

The following are the Official major ties for
Senator 10 the Thirty-secoud District, ,as return
ed to the clerk intbis place: y ia-sFf n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
NEW and only Complete Edition.
~ ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING'S
pDEMS
3 volumes, Glue and gold, 81 q

volumes, Glue and gold, f22
This edition contains oil Of the lamented anthots late
Poems. making nearly hundred pages than the
old, and offered al The sine price.
"fthis sdy Is tga) not great poet, who s" Fraser's
Magazine.
MRS Browning IA was In our Judgment the first poe. Of
her seK--the Milton among women."-lC. Inquiier
Sent by mail on receipt Of the price
jus, published By JAMES MILLER, snccessor 70 G. g.
Fnncs Co., No. 52 Broadway, ard Tor sale by all book.
sellers
NEW MUSlC.-THE SEVEN SONS
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Thoma, Bsker Price rs cents. Also, OUR GENERALS
GRAND MARCH by c. 0rafula. Leader Of the 7th Reg.
meu Band will beautiful Lihogaph of IS OF Generals
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
Ninth Word RerubIicnn Associnl

Nnsh Wnrd Republican nAssociatiOn.-A special
- eS ~ shs Nntn Ward Republican Association Ul be
70 az bIeecter Building WEDNESDAY TNTETN0
lNh inst P1rnsnt 70 call Of the Ceas COMMITTEES for h
z pose Of eieeiing Delegates to the poinstipg
sne pols VIII DC open from 10 o'clock.
=, IA r,.... 6. AUGUSTUS +. DOW, President
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
llilitarn Notlres.

Rocket battalion for the Army Of the Poto-
macRsi,ed by special desire Of Major General McCLEL
Ian ard Brig. Gen. BARRY, Chief Of Artillery.
Those derous Of joining this Crack Corps" should apply
immediately to Headquarters, No aS5 BEoomest
4. w. LION Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

Light Cavalry. The LIT Regiment U. S. Lancers,
which Is organizing in this city is rapidly filing up Col
sMOLINSK to whom trusted the formation Of II by the
having served the Polish French and English service and
Is fay0aby known In the military circles Of those countries
The headquarters Of the Regiment Is the War Department.
Wesnip on d. c. branch OF which is at No Park place,
corner oil broadway NewYork In charge OF Acting Ad
Lieut. p j. McTIGIE. whom all Communications the
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States 70 be ad
dressed Gentlemen wishing to raise companies Of - men
each viii receive First Leutensntces and In similar grade to
the lowest uoucounsson Phvses ambitious Of military
ors offered many inducements ard guaranteed speedy
promotion Pay for pTivates, 81 per month.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

D,Epneuil ZOunves.-This spcndid regiment,
ganzed the French plan, ia rapidly filling up The entire
command viii be about two thousand strong about oeha OF
which ready for marching eTdes few good men
waited ioI the sccnd Battalion. Call az the Recruiting Quar-
ters, at City Hall PARK. Colonel L. J. DEPlNEUIL,
UsaaquartoTr, no. CO W hitc st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
no Tnnaaigned NIiIitary Compnuies.-Two 20

To UnHssigncd Military tompnBlcs.-Iwo 20 iul
companies be received the 18th Regiment NJ L. Vol
unteers, commanded by me.
This gmeu has been reduced in numbers by the discharge
Of men mustered into the service for only three
months but the regiment s In sound and prosperous cond
ton and Is aoched TO Gen WsdEworths Brigade stationed
OH Uptons H Va in the advance Of the Army Of the Po-
tOmec.
Il Is believed that this fact viii present strong inducenen
to officers and who deous Of entering OF once into
active service.
Inquiries in egard 10 the condition Of the regiment may be
made Of Gen. Mcdowell or Gen. Wadsworth
Communications may be addressed TO me OF Washington
DC r. ~. RICHARDSON,
Iiert Colonel 18th Regiment ~ Y. " Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
Peals Oh PeaIs Of Laughter.-Tha D., V;,1

Peols Oh PeRIs Of Laughter.-Tha pc. va ~
NlLBURN (the Blind Preacher) ~ the ya1ns s ~ ~ n.
She desire to hear WHAT A BLIND NAN SAW v'srg ~
kSGLANDn has consented To repeat II at Clinton nn ~
tDs place, TOMORROW EVENING Door one, az, =. ~
Lecture to commence at u o'clock Tickets 25 cenis
Second WnFd.-In pursuance Of a call Of the RFPTTp
LlCAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE Primary Eisefior v1g
be held AZ No. 293 Pear-st, WEDNESDAY EVENING
Nov lJ 10 eject Delegates 70 the several Conventions
JOSEPH MANNING, President
NJ. C. FoRpHAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

WANTED-By respectable Girl, situation
" CHAMBERMAID and WAITER or as NURSE
and SEAMS rRESS is willing to make herself generally nse
fol references fom her last employer. Call at No 2ss 9th
st., Avenue A. first floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

The Twentieth Ward Republican Associa tion
viii meet THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, Of II o'clock al
Continental Hal SAMUEL SINCLAIR President
Is A. SIDNEY DOANR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
mamts.

A 5 HOUSEKEEPER or COOK.-A respect-
o sII " .o%m4se whose husb nd has gone to
an excellent Cook and Bread aud Butter Maker has no oe
t9n 70 dong Pn irosing give sstac.ory
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

Vice PIesdens-ls District Michael Mackey Daniel Lena.
han "a DisIct James Leary, Thomas Deany I'd District
s1Ty Deady. yerensh Curtin fth District John Folshsy
james Barry 5th District Mathew 0Connor Deunis Shay
% District Dennis OBIien Michael Cfonin; 7th District,
E,fsld, T. +. Quinn.
secretsries-Wm. Higgins Patrick Brady James ssrton
csander, George II. Brown
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

w Woman, to do the COOKING, WASHING, and
IRONING Of genemans family; she l. neat, excellent
aunde cookbook and baker aud has the best OF recon-
mendstions character and cipsby Wages object
in gen.ee family las objection TO the counryi under
tands milk and butter Call at No. l47 35th-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

s soo. stod 70 Ss.e Caue The Rev AKELY
sct in ,he Hsilsm M popular Lecture the above so
oeiosk TcIsl.S ISasDAi q EykENG, Nov 49, a. hsf pat
Otbns poor ehsn @ ,ss s.S Ih. Sesed, win be ased in
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
6petlnl Notltes.

New-York Young Mems Christian Associati0n'
NEW LECTURE
BY
THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHbH,
Entitled
1.-THE CAMP AND COUNTRY :
A. the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. H.
Commencing at Q O'clock
REEVES Z. SELMES
Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

United States sharpshoOters, Col. Berdsn.-
Good shots 6esioas Of joining this yorte corps may sp
10 Capt H. ID. TYLER. at the Camp qf GUS We,
hswken, 42d.Sr. Ferry This company viii
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
TIE Golden Chain.,,


special meeting Of the Assocsop viii be held al the Head
carriers, No. 426 Bro0me-st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING
nov 49, for the election Of Delegates the various
ions The polls win be open from 70 ocoIk. BY oIdei
Of HUGH BENNETT, President.
JOIN d. SHiRP, Secretaries.
GB0. Il. DORIs SeIo'N44eS'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

A GENTS WANTED in every County to can
for iseass subscription and other BOOKS adapted
to the times. Terms liberal. Apply write to
n. {. MILLER, No % PaTk-row, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

81: Andrew,s Society..-The Regular Preparatory
sse.ing S5 the sr. ANDREWS SOCIETY or THE
SrHs Nc win take Place At the St Nicholas Hotel on
ThOhSDA1 " hhiN9 NEXT, the I4th inst al "a O'clock
A. proposed amendment Of the Consrfio ~ -,
postponed from last meeting and other inerestng
viii bc acted upon i attendance OF Mebers h raopetsd
EJkLRH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

The Fourth Ward Republican Associn ton
wi hold an election WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov.
3 1851 No 35 Pearl st. for the purpose Of eectns Dele
gates 10 the various Republican Conventions Polls open from
I7toq. HENRY H. HUELAT, President.
M MoRT.s Prs FSIrD'AN' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

seventh Ward Republican AssOciafion.-Iu
rssnce call OF the Republican Central Committee the
o. ui. Associaon will meet OF No ~ Wster
EVENING 18th inst ct O'Clock to ELECT
steR from 10 O'clock
BY order, DANIEI, l. PETTFF P,a.,dsnt
CHisLRs H. HAiL,
WASkxS ROsKYELr oeeA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

The Twentieth Ward Republican Association
viii meet a. Continental Han ON BDNkSDAl EVENING,
Nov 49, 10 ELECT Delegates the Mayorsy Aldemanis and
Couuems Conventions in pursuance oil the call 'f the Re
publican Central Committee. Toe pole viii be open from
to 9 o'clock p. m. SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President.
A. SIDNEY DoASR Secretary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
REPRESENTATIVE Confe1ee Convention.

The conf1rees Of Snyder and Union
counties met at Selinsgrove, on Tuesday
the lOth inst. The conferees from Juui-
alta county not making their appearance in
Convention, in consequence of the ears he
ing about 10 leave, Col. Vim. L. Waggen-
seller, of Snyder county, was appointed
President, aud John L. Linn Secretary,
when W. +. Waggenscllcr, DR.. j. \.
Shindel, and Henry Schoch appeared as
conferees for SnyIer county, and Wm.
Jones, Esq, Abraham Black, and j. B.
Linn, for Union county. The Juniata
conferees, therefore, made verbal request
to adjourn the Convention until Saturday.
Not agreed to. They further requested in
the event of refusal to adjourn, that
their votes should be considered cast for
W. W. Davis, Of Juniata county, :or As
scmbly. Agreed to. On motion of Mr..
Jones it was agreed to proceed to nomiua-
tions.
Mr.. Jones nominated Jesse Beaver, Of
Union county.
Henry Schock nominated II. X. Ritter,
Of Snyder county.
A ballot being had, Jesse Beaver recci-
we'd six votes, and H. X Ritter six votes
The votes Of John Gallagher, Robt. Pat
tGrscn and John Balsoaugh, conferecs Of
Jania,a county, considered cast ior W. W.
Davis votes.
Whereupon, Mcssrs. Beaver and Ritter
were declared duly nominated as candi,
dates for Assembly in this representative
District.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

VyrHEREAr', the Hon. AB'M S.NlLSoN,
" President Judge ior tie 2oih Judicial
n',rrIct of PENNSYLVANIA, composed OF the
.,,ri,e, OF Uniom, M,tllln and SNYDER, and
W>ruo>ro> audJuH> WALLS E>q>., Assoc
- Judges IN Union county. have issued their
.ra,.ni, bearing dale the 25lh day Of May.
isfl and to me directed. for the holding of an
n-,har>' Court. Courl of Common Pleas, oyer
,rt TrrmIner. aud General Quarter Sessions
a. LEWISBT' Re-, tur The county ot UNION.
=, ibs Tairt Monday Of september. being The
,sb lay) lS6l ana To continue one week,
Notice l. therefore hereby girrn to the Cor
.rs- Justices oflhe Peace and Cyu>tahlcS IN
anil for The county Of Union. 10 appear ~ thcir
arm rroner persons with their records !nquI-
s,,,,n> examinations and other remtmOrahceS
:. IA, those things winch OF their Offices and IN
her behalf appcrlain 10 be done; AMI all Wit
-,,.,> aal other persons prosecuting M behalf
=. .Bs Commonwealth against any person or
rsr>anS. are required 10 9c then and lhcre
,r.ndnc aud not depart without leave at ihcir
~,-Il. Jurors are requested To he Puucluai IN
ibs.r attendance at the appointed ume asrcea-
be 90 notice.
GIVEN under my hand and seal at the Shcr-
rs Oice m Lewl>5urg, the slh day ii
,pra,,, \ D 1901, aui the >6Jh yrar OF The
I7ls7rrIcacc of the United States cf Amcrl-
ra.-God save the Commonwealth
JOHN CROSSGEON l.. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

Lincoln : vote was
1874
Totals S3sO6
SE:S2:l

All who approve of THE MINORITY
of voters having THE MAJORITY of
the best stations of honor and profit, Will
please help Bartons game, 1t is Il nice
, Democratic scheme to get the 1900 sup
portcrs Of the President to put his bitter
opponents in positions to injurc him. \
pretty way to prevent "cxcitIng the polit-
ical passions of men, to get up TWO
tickets against the majority. The caucus
of few disappointed wirc-workers and
fun-loycrS, in the confusion and janglin"
Of popular Gathering, to attempt to set
aside the verdict Of 1000 ballots.
We trust the TRUE friends of the Gov
crnmcnt will stand firmly and faithfully
to the ticket they have already formed in
good faith and fairness and accordin. to
the Golden Rule. There are but two
partics-onc is For and the other Against
the Administration. There is no need of
a third party, to act like the Cowboys of
the Revolution by rrcying upon both par
ties BY initiating the Voters of Maine
and Vermont (>cc Election Returns We
shall best sustain the Government This
last attempt tending to create discord at
home, is Of piece with all the devices
of the Secession sympathizcrs, North
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
First State ElectiOnS.l 1861:

rea. In the Maine Election, there were
three candidates-Republican, War Dem
oerat, and Peace Democrat. The Repub-
lean candidate for Governor CIV ash
burne} has more votes than both the 9TH
ers, while the War man beats the Peace
man badly
In Vermont, the Rep. Union Governor
has about 10, 900 votes, the War Democrat
5000, and the Peace Democrat 1000
vo;es-sic votes for our man to one for all
the 't'other fellows"
Kcfp up ooting IN that style, and the
Rebels hopes of "dicidiny the North' will
be crushed, and the insurrection will be
suppressed SO much the sooner.
ES-The Republicans and Union men Of
New York State have agreed upon aTicke.
at the head of which stands Daniel S.
Dickinson for Atty General.
In Iowa, tho Republicans have had
the Governor so long, that, in the late
Union Convention of that State, they
nominated n. b Baker, formerly Free
Soil Democrat Of New Hampshire, for
Governor, and the remaining State Off
GERS, Republicans The Peacc-C -COmpro-
mise. BreckiDridge Democracy will be
crushed III Iowa this fall.
The Republicans and Douglas Demo
Of the Northumberland, Montour and Ly-
coming district have agreed upon Hon,
John W. Maynard for Judge. He will
be elected over Judge Jordan, whose Sc
ccsslonate supporters will sink him.
brig Gen. M'Kaig," who secuted in
PenD'A In 8UcaaaAS, Vas arrested II Mary
..ui IN ,..a..a.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
Senatorial Conference.

The cRepublican and Union Conferees from
Center, Clinton, Lycomins and Union coun.
ties met at Lock Haven, THURSDAY 18th inst
as follows:
Center-Andrew Gregg, John Irwin, Robert
ii Duncan
Clinton-G C Harvey, c w Wingard, Sam'l
Brady
Lycomng-Robert Montgomery, L & lIuling,
James Wilson
Union-Charles Gudykuns:, Frederick Smith,
o n Worden.
Mr.. Gregg was chosen President-MessrS
Wingard and Worden, Secretaries.
The following Nominations were made:
BY Mr.. Irvin.-Edm. Blanchard, Of Center
BY Mr.. SmiIn-JohnSon Walls, OF Union
by Mr.Wingard-Hy & BTeSsier, OF Clinton.
By Mr.. Monts tsomery-llenry Johnson OF Ly-
coming.
Resolved, unanimously. That the friends Of
the candidates here voted for pledge them
selves 10 submit 10 the decision or this Con-
ference, and will use honorable efforts for the
election Of its candidates.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
The Fail session
OF THE
l3TlSBglH ASADalI

WILL commence on Monday. Both
w Sept. 1861, to continue TO the Holidays.
The WINTER SESSION will Commence jan
uarv =, lS62.
All the Classical, Mathematical and English
Branches are taught.
YoUSG LADIES and GESTLrusS desirous of
qualifying themselves for Teaching, will ind
il to their advantage 10 enter this Institution.
The Bible IS Text Book.
TUITION-per session including contingent
expenses.
PRIMARY rEear!in-. W Writnr. Dcfncr, Arithmetic.
Grug, Gram. aui L :. History IS o.
ADVANCED ENGLlsH-l al not iuclEict abovel 80
LANGIA AGE-, 81
Tuition payable Immediately upon the close
Of the session. - dedIcfi9n Of 10 per CT.
w'H be made 10 those paying IN ADVANCE. No
other deductions except for proiracted sick
ness. J. RANDOLPH,
Sept 10. 1860 Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

The Emperor of Russia has publicly
and uueguivocally declared, through bis
Minister at Washington, his sympathy
with u. S. Government in its struggle
with internal foes. Having just freed
millions Of serfs, he is no friend Of slavery.
\ Post O!fce has been established at
Picture Rocks, about three miles above
liughesville, LycomiDg county, and Mr..
James L. LobdeIl, appointed Pos; Master.
\ TELLING FACT, WELL sTATEp.-in
his great patriotic speech at Tuukhannock,
Pa, Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York,
stated the case as to the origin Of this war,
so concisey and admirably, that it nigh,
be taken as the motto Of all defenders of
the Government :: " South Carolina began
to scrape lint before the votes were coun-
ted And it is a positive historical fact,
The Upionis,s have elected their whole
ticket in Wilminglon, Del, and the SOL
diers Of the lst Regimen, squelched a Sc
cession paper out of its impudenoe, even
if the thing shall live.
AZ F.V.'s" was formerly understood to
mean those Of the first families of Vrsi-
MA. |; GOV si.ads f3f See:-tooted Vn.i-
..-1s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
Observation-Disclosures
No. .E:-UDenGmera Articles,
Judges-Iacob Hummel, John Hayes, c Z
Z B kerst. Mrs Ellen Melzser

JudgeS-Iacob Hummel, John Hayes, c T.
Shorkley, Y B kers,. Mrs Ellen M.lzser
All articles for exhibition must be entered
IN the Recording Srcretary's book on or be-
fore O'Clock. IN the afternoon on the 4ih day
o. October Ot beng the FIRST day of the FAIR.
Articles taken on The FAIR Ground and not
entered IN the above stated book, are not en-
uIcd 10 draw a premium.
ArJicleS can be entered by writing 10 A.
M,RrL, LewiSburc, previous to the FAIR
The Judges are requesIedio be punciual in
the;r Attendance by noon OF the first day.
CerJihcales of Lie Membership, SlU.
The Executive ComuI!jtee will take every
prccaulIon in their power, for the safety If
stock and articles on exhibition, after their
arrival aud arrangement on the grounds, bat
VIII not be responsible for any loss or dam
ace that may occur. Hay and straw w,!i he
furnished. sra;s. for all ANIMALS entered for
Premiums. They iesrs sNhIhitors tn give
personal attention to their ARTICLES and sBi-
mails, and al lhe close Of the Far to a,is nd to
their removal. As the Society Can no, take
further care OF them.
Ell SLIFER PRE-.
! a AEaTx Sec. h. Il. LAISD, Ifeasr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
s.y-Wc understand that M'Curdy Tate !
is raising company in Brady and vicinity. |


What some Border State Unionists
think of Slavery, is pretty clearly stated
in q speech which the Rev. W. b. Carter,
of East Tennessee, delivered in Cincinnati
81 am n Te-holder," said Mr. Carter.
AMY ancestors, for three-g generations, have
been slave-holders therefore | can not be
charged with any prejudice against Sla.
very. But I tell you, that 1 regard the
Union of the States as Of infinitely more
value than all the negroes, in America, and
Africa too. Nay, l 60 further, and say
tha. if the prosecution cf this war and the
pcrpetuatiou of the Union require that AZ
rican Slavery shall die, then l say let it
perish"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
SINTEEN HUNDRED VOTERS

SINTEEN HUNDRED VOTERS
more than hall the voters Of Union county
have, Icy secret ballot, made choice Of
County Ticket, composed Of good and
worthy men Evcryman who participated
in that Election Is Us much bound in honor
10 sustain it at the polls, as the South was
bound to submit To the Presidential Flee
tion in which it took part The foregoing
Ticket. being made by a vote free to all
inionistS, and representing MAJORITY
of the people of the county, why should 1t
be opposed! why get up agitation when
the country wants peace and harmony!
Bent on di<tracting the county, howe
vcr. some 30 Democrats, in | ! out Of the
L. Districts, sent Delegates to make Up
SECOND ticket.
Not satisfied with TWO Tickets, Saml
:. Barton a defeated canAidatc) has got
up Il call for I THIRD Ticket, still further
t. haras>. district, and sub-divide the pco-
Ilc. The Democrats, finding their own
opposition ticket to be hopeless, now seek
in this movement chance to gain some
thing. Barton'~ call of course means HIM
self for Senator and insists that the De
mocratS must have half the Oiiccs-thc
President Judge and Sheriff being spcci-
4 IL IL. ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

lEach county voted first for lis own candi-
date-then, Center and Clinton, exhaustinS
their complimentary votes, after whiting
between the two real candidates, finally deci-
dcd as follows For H. Johns0n-Gregg and
Duncan OF Center and Harvey and Brady o:
Clinton. For Nr. WaAS-Ifyin OF Center and
Wingard Of Clinton. LycoIning and Union
voted straight for their candidates.
MrJohnson was declared the nominee. A
motion to declare II unanimous, passed-yeas
10, nays |, , not voting /.
A"er voting for the publication O! is p!o-
ols1.ass, ,-c C5~.eIt.ce -a.-g!nt-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

u The Union County Committee are invi-
''i to meet al the BuiIaloe House. LewIShurg,
d ], PM, Of Tuesday. Sept. Il (Court week)
" 'rsanize aud take action If lhn't advisable
a. .. To President Judge. The following are the
Committee
'ho Il FCImer David Hcnning. Tn Penny,
"'' l. Sheary, Roht Il Reed, Il Y Glover, Jos
T4nGrr>' DAM ShafIrr, DR. Christ. VIM SIees,
4 IN Nou, Fed Smith. Chas X AnleS, Jesse
"edVer Saml Marshall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
NOT ICE,

N collectors will bear IN mind that
Court commences on Monday, the IGth
VI sept. Thai, ~ connection with sever
. oher demands, upon The County Trea>u-
must be met. We hope that a special ei-
~ VII be made to NEE, them. The balance
,'4'e Tax unpaid viii be expected 10 be
'' "a Promptly. BY order of the CommsS
- :. We would remind those persons
nave not h.teG lhru Licenses. that no
''4er ihduiseEce can be gwen.
Il. II. LAIRD. Treas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13

H,,Fni's Bii,aaic Cor5iai has acquired A
reputation that places il at the head Of all
pulmonary diseases. An advertisement viii
he tound in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
Union County Ticket,


Nominated h, a nirrCi Vote Of over 1'00 Citizens,
under 4 Call allG''ssrd TO
'.fe Republicans Of yl,ing caHa'y aNr Az THOSE VINO
Sr~r,lN THv N'THN,L tuNINl>rEAToN ~ IT'S rfF"r1S p
s5ytrrss Tl.Is,t GIlf Asisla 0d 20 Bft'R ts 'i'IS
& st.H astf ,f i.. i'I'rs Iuats'i tts" 90 as
Associate Jrdgr-J0EN ". >,NGNg0T. cf Euila!oc.
>hrriG-Li FAiETIE ALBRIGHT. Of White Deer.
Cammi>,ionrr-JFs> VI. WALTER, af tn,on.
Tr,a,urcr- JOHN 4. NtGiH. ni irWi>bars.
,uGitor- -GEErHlfR THOMPSON. of MlBinbGrg.
tUronrr-ELi>Iit STRttB, Of lcni>bErg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-13
rTGLi>HED SEMl-WEFhll---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
Rc;,ubiiCaN-t ,siUn Ticket.

Senator HENRY JOHNSON. Of Lyr0min. county.
A>>cmhi, -JE>>E tNER. Of tTion county.
HENRY h. RITTER, Of sr,dcr count