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One Kind Act.

When Mary and l were married we
were young and foolish, for We had moth
ing to be married with but Mary was
delicate and l thought | could take care
of her best. l knew | bad strong arm
to depend upon. We rented chamber
and went to housekeeping We got to-
gether little furniture "a table, bed
stead, dishes - but our money failed us
before we got the chairs. l told Mary
she must turn up tub, for could not
run in debt. No. No, 1t was not long
before our rich neighbor, Mrs,
found US out and kindly supplied US
half dozen chairs were added to our
stock. They were old ones, to be sure,
but answered just as well for us. shall
never forget the new face that those
old chairs put upon our snug quarters
they never looked just right before
that.
The tables are turned with Mrs. NJ
and me now-she hath turned poor
widow, but she shall never want while
l have anything-never cried the old
man, with beaming face 81 don't for
get those old chairs"
All !. now the secret was out. 1t was
the interest of the old chairs which
maintained the poor widow. She was
living on the interest Of little friendly
act done years before, and it suficed for
herself and daughter.
How beautiful it is to see how God
blesses the operation Of his great moral
law, Glove thy neighbor," and We should
oftener see it, could We look into the hid
den paths Of life, and 6ad tn at it is not
self-interest not riches, not fame, that
binds heart to heart The simple power
Of friendly act can do far more than
they. 1t is these-the friendly acts, the
nelg ghborly kindnesses the Christian sym
pathy of one toward another-which rob
wealth of its power to curse, extract the
bitter from sorrow, and open the wells Of
gladness in desolate homes. We do not
always see the golden links shining in the
chain Of human events; but they are
there, and happy is he who feels their
,ap<la but ;rras;Stihle inf1uences
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Military stores are accuinulating at
Washir gton with embarrassing rspidity.
1t is reported that the track from Wash.
ingtor to Blalcnsburg is cncumbered With
cars laden with every kind Of munitioss.
A stream of army wagons flows over Long
Bridge by day aud night. We are getting
we'll equipped for the advance Of $4,000
men.
Eight thousand horses aud mules have
arrived at Washington within . week, to
be employed in the transportation ser
vice when the army marches on Rich.
mond.
On Tuesday there had arrived At the
capital II 900 soldiers. About half Of
them were on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac. Sherman's regiment Of srtil.
lery had been transferred from General
Mansfeld's to Gen. Mcdowelps command
which adds som, sixty field pieces to the
army Of advance-handlcd BY regulars.
The total of the Grand Army il ,sd
about Washington is 1S4, 200. The q.
aconda must soon be able to ''constriet :"
-Ch'oo1o Tr'oune
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CHATTER 7.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS.


Ac act for the relief of the Volunteer
Soldiers of this State.
81. b 1t eNacted by the General A.
sembly of the State Of Ioua, That in all
actions now pending, or hereafter pend
ing in any Of the Courts of this State or
before any Justice of the Peace, it shall
be a sufficient cause for a continuation,
on motion of the defendant, his agent or
attorney, if it shall be shown to the sat-
isfaction of the Court or Justice of the
Peace, that the defendant is absent from
home in the actual military service Of
the United States or Of this State, and
that the defendants presence is in any
degree necessary for full and fair de-
f-u,o of the e~ie.-Anl in .uvh ooso th0
costs of the continuance shall abide tho
event of the suit
S. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication.
Approved %, 1861
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act was
published in Iowa state journal Of June 7th, 1861
and in Iowa State Register of June 5th, 1861.
ELIJAH SELLS.
Secy Of State,
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B6- Why are not Cfficers of the rcgu.
lar army selected for the volunteer forces?
is question asked hourly and it is nat.
ural. There is but one answer: Officers
in the army refuse, and very justly, to
take command of volunteer forces because
at the expiration of the war they would
necessarily be deprived of rank aud po.
sitioD, and be compelled to continue in
private life. Many of our officers have
been in the service thirty, forty and not
few fifty years, and now rank as Cap
tains, with Brevet Colonelcy. This is
the case of Coils. Miles aud Crossman.
Each of these officers served in three
wars-that of 1912, the Florida and the
Mexican-and received pay as Captains
with Brevet. Neither of these gentle.
men would be willing to accept a Brisa-
dier Generals command for the limited
period, end have their names stricken
from the army roll after the war has ter.
minated.
1t is no fault of the army officers nor
of the Government; but Congress can
and probably will, at its earliest leasure,
remedy the evil by passing law author
izing the Secretary of War to appoint
officers to volunteer commands, and at
the same time these officers to maintain
position in the regular army, and be
promoted in accordance with the present
arrangement. This, and this only will
supply the defect, and such law will
give US hosts of able commanders and
will make our volunteers as efficient as
regulars. This Is the answer to the
question at the head Of this article.
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ket The top was partly raised and dis
covered some sandwiches, gingerbread,

ket. The top was partly raised and dis
covered some sandwiches, gingerbread,
&c 1t was of course nothing surprising
to see luncheon basket in the cars
The conductor came up and said, "Colo-
mel, an old woman owns that basket, l
believe she hs, stepped into the forward
car" Well, that was very reasonable
However, just as he was going to leave
1t, the Colonel put his little finger under
the handle, to see how much basket Of
luncheon weighs, you know. But the
thing didn't come up. Somehow it stuck
to the floor. He then applied his whole
hand, and after removing the ginger.
bread, he discovered about half peck of
bright brass buttons, which were on
their way to adorn the uniforms of Vir.
ginia rebels.
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people would accept 1t with enthusiasm.
A slave population to raise the food for
armies, and to cultivate the cotton which
should afford the means of equippiug,
them, aud white population Of masters
born to command, With every other class
subordinate to the limits which the ne.
cessities of these two would impose
This is the whole future of a slave hold.
ing republic. And when for party pur-
poses among themselves, or under the
sting of some fancied insult or imaginary
wrong, any baud Of political traders
should summon such people to a war to
be conducted on their rivals soil, the
impulse to the strife would prove uncoo-
trollabe. and the whole continent would
blaze and smoke with battle. Many are
crying "peace, peace" but there is,
there can be no peace, between two such
States. A Union like the present, in
which our sovereign authority extends
its equal and beucfcent sway over the
north and the South saike, is the only
hope for any permanent peace; and he
who will not fight to the death for this,
is traitor to all the hopes and all the
peace of generations to come. Now We
hold the destiny Of generations in our
own hands. We are to shape the future
Of the most magnificent domain ever re.
corded in history Let us see to it, that
wa trust nothing to deceitful promises ;
least of all to the promises of an institu-
tion which has already betrayed such
malignant hostility to the liberties of
mankind as this slave despotism of the
South. Let US see to it, that we secure
a peace by founding on an immovable
basis that Union, of our fathers, which
has given all we have known of prosper.
ity, and which has been the admiration
of the world. o. p.
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-Lieut.Gov. Reynolds Of Missouri, a
lost star in the armament for some time,
has at last turned up at Richmond, Va,
having followed the Confederate govern
ment from Montgomery. He will not re-
turn to Jefferson City, and the Offices Of
Governor and Lieut.. Governor will, no
doubt, in due time, be declared vacant,
and special election ordered for the re-
naming three years Of the term. Even
tie St. Louis Republicon comedies these
two runawsys have abdicated, and that
special election should be held ''just as
would happen if they were ncapacitated
by sudden insanity"
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CHAPTER z.

SUPPORT or FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
An Act to legalize the acts Of certain
Boards of Supervisors and Municipal
Corporations in certain cases.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By tie Gen.
eral Asse,nbly Of the State Of IoUa, That
al and any appropriations heretofore
made by any Board Of Supervisors in any
counties, or BY any Municipal Corpora
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THE TRUNDLE BED.

As rumaged through the attic,
Lis;'niug to the falling rain,
As ii psttered on the shingles
And against the window pane
Peeping over chests and boxes.
Which with dust were thickly spread.
Saw in the farthest corner
What was once my trundle. bed.
So drew 1t from the recess
Where 1t had remained so long,
Hearain all the while the music
OF my mothers voice IN song.
As she sung in sweetest accents
What I since have often read
Hush, my dear. lie still and slumber,
Holy angels guard thy bed"
As I listened, recollections
That | thought had been forgot.
Came with all the gush Of mem'ry.
Rushing, thronging TO the spot:
And wandered back to childhood
To those merry days Of yers.
"ueu huelt pcs'uc NY HoSucty
BY this bed upon the noor.
Then it was with hands SO gently
Placed upon my infant head,
That she taugh. my lips to utter
Carefully the words she said,
Never can they be forgo ten
Deep are they in mem'ry driven:
"Hallowed be Thy name, o Father
Father who art In Heaven
This she taught me then she told me
or its import great and deep;
After which learned to utter,
"Now lay me down to sleep"
Then it was with hands uplifted.
And in accents soft and mild
That my mother asked, "Our Father
o. do thou bless my child
Years have passed, and that dear mother
Long has moulder'd meath the sod,
And l trust her sainted spirit
Revels in the hsme Of God.
But that scene at summer twilight
Never has from mem'ry fed.
And IL comes Ia all it's freshness
When see my trundle-bcd.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
asber and ualf.brcssos.

MAS opened : BARBEK SHOP in Upton, and /. now
ssDssassA 10 Shave. Gut and Dress Hair, Shampso.
Acs From long experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction. Give him Z cai-Ist door West or the
Union House Shop closed at0 4. NJ. on Sundays. -e
N.B.-IIe 10 slss prepared to Do WHIfEwAsHING
in the most approved manner fnlSv7l
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- T. MAHONY l. BRO,
1T A l l. @ r S

4 1nE 0Oos bfloW Nyess' Hardware Store. Al
worn entrusted TO our care viii be attended
70 promptly. made IN the latest tsshions snS vsr.
enable. Give Us call. "''
Upton, March "a. 1850. liw.
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THE WILTON HOUSE,

opposite TIE RAILROAD DEror, WILTON,
~ IOWA F. McELgoY, Proprietor. Satisfao.
tion guaranteed In all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton. Onion Grove, and other points, daily
Wilton, January lst ls6l-S:l
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus
TONERS that he has
on hand q very
large assortment Of
Carriage, bugs
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies and
Mems Saddles: bri
dies of all kinda.
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DIR. Franklin observes: !" The eyes
of others are the eyes that ruin US. If
all but myself we're blind, ] should want
neither 6ne houses nor 6ne furniturs.','
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SHOVEL PLOWS.

THE Subscriber has good supply Of Single
Dsahls and Triple Shovel Plows, for sale cheap
W9cooo. sg sg8 nj s&s. 81 =. DANIELS y
TiysdI Aplil e5th, 1861 .la W.
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Tipt0ll Tamnefy.

n. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
ER for customers on the shares, or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have nae assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which We vim sell low for cash, or exchange 1t
for hidos.
fipton, August 80. 1850.
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buggy and team whips q good assortment of
Collars, DC =. which will be sold at prices to suit
the timea 11CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1851.
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J. N. LONG Il w. c. DODGE,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluffs, Covers Ferry.)
March 10Th, 1859,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,

CGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
Chasers. Certificates Of Deposit. aud Drafts on
Eastern Cities. cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a small premium.
sEH- Office over Holtslander's store. ..
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Tiptou. Iowa: July lst 1850.
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J.. T. M UZZ x,
Manufacturer and dealer in
. 4 ID ID J. E ., HAIR IN e . o,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West Of the Court House Sqaare. TIrrox, Iowa
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q ss@ JAMES w. BA0LEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
"a IN CHANCERY. 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
ss. TIrroN, Iowa.
~ OsstcE-At the court House. in the
SheriG's Office. y5nlO.
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3 Pike'S Peak.
III w. HALL, having returned fro Pixies
] ls Peak. now Drcpared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF sCOOPERlNG and Repairing, at his
shop. south OF the jail. s6
Upton. October 25th, 1860: 7.43m3
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&. r. lNGMAN.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. aud General Col
ey lecling Agent Office in the basement ofthe
Court House, TlrToN, Iowa. Zap 2j, gil
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.~. g. II. SCOTT,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, AHAMosA
"A Jones county, Iowa. (sll:y)
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HN ucBER. WN. r. VOL
5A ~ HUBER L. WOLF,
Attorneys at Law,
.., IA Upton IOWA.
- Office in the Court House, up stairs

SB. THOS. HANNA,
ay h ATTORNEY AT LAW,
81 JNUsCATIFE go IOWA.
Once. No. 2ll Second street. Particular atten.
ton given tn collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Csder, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam.
sned, taxes paid, DC.
n49 n
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DIR. G. l.. CHAMBERS,

AND RECON
Office over H. e C. l.. ChansLers'
s. .E g. old Drug Store.
Upton, June, IL. 1853. MATT
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ADVERTISER JOB I1EPAKrMENr.
laving vsssAased IasSs stock of Printing MAessai,
We are pespars1to execute every yaristy Of s ~
- Plain and Ornamental Printing.
NJ caa Asaish, On shost notice, DeRss, DoRDs, and
0,!sciAL BLANKS, Of every description, in neat snd
tatasfaseosy uanasr. ~ h&@ -7'.@' IS ""%"
0Sy8 % q rHIALiH &E
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-'eF "t sYLvANUs YATES,
3g ATTORNEY AT LAW, Triton Iowa.
UIILL promptly attend to all business in.
wv trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. fn4ll
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Rsa usss, y lessY of Aialsas haks ssssass. -
La1, Professional, Sad othsr oasds, oe rs sss ~
Sss per year, 15; and for each aditionaillne, IL
Al advsreseasats paslhhsd nntil ordered on, end
sharvad accordingly. - .-.......s .-.'-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Partition of Estate of John Reber decd.

I WRIr cf Partition Of the Real Estate Of
IuH> RfR1R, lale OF the borough Of Mlf-
flnhurs Cuion county. deed issued out of the
Orphans Cour! held al lewIsburs in and tor
the >ai county OF Union the I'D day Of May.
ID 1861, and to me directed
Setting forth that the aforesaid John Reher
did leaving three Children living. and The
i>-ue e who j. ,-ngm-ly-paBir Re- b-r. CsTo-
line who i married to william Noll; Mathis. who is
married David " reiiu'su, and Louiss Ulsh and
\ c, U-hVtn the children Of SGsa n. no mar
re To- John U~h and died rfr- h-r >sii father. irav.
in. ssii chlldrcu. that saII Louisa ard Alice
aud have fr their guardian. John R"her. ofths
borough of Lwsburs shat all t- above ram psrti's
rs,ii. Union county. rNcTt Caroline Nul and her
husband, w,n live in the State of ohio ant John Cl-h
who lives The state of Indiana; that said n'-s'srs
died srz ia HI iruesnr Of fee of and in the follow
in. real estate. tosit,
Ist certain tract recr Of l.nd situate in Lime
stone u>hip and couutv tH'n adjiu'ur lsni or
Nary Miller John >riold Phi ~ Sc bold Amos B"n-E,
Frclaric> amt Freierirk Ecl-ud-r and Others,
containing more ar l->-wh tht HppurtrnAnces
- Three lots auI a frIrtiou of ore all cortguou
one smother. in tl- horcE-h of NiffnburS
sfirrssi. loai.-l the north Nv Nuih'rry Alley. on
the by i ot G'or-e Dr;"ShSrh the south hy Wa
>trr-t. and the ty lot 4 John ssnk.y
taIGns rrh'S or l~~s. with the aIpurtcnarcrs-
3. certain lot piece Of ruud situate in said hor.
,h Of Mliutur;. called the Lim-stou- Lot houu-
i the u.th BY lot Of Henry Cast on the .ast by
lot of DAVID Faust ttr south hy bot Of Rev Ki-i-r.
AMI N" west by land Of Rrh'rtf hambrrs, containing
acre ant So perrh-s more or the appurtenancrs
certain Lot or piece II ground situate in said
borough honirl the north by alley iuuopen-t.)
thu east by lots Il David and William Watson and
John prtiirr the spu'h by Tot Of Rev J Anspseh.
and th west ty lot of ]. W Sands containing $50
yerche less. with the sppurrens This lot
divided int two neariy equal parts. by the lay
iu- out aud opening about Year ago Of New Market
street.
s. one other tract piece of land situate IN Centre
township in the county of SuNfrr. f-nnsylvsn's sd-
joining lands Of Henry Stock. Daniel Ecbr. Daniel
kooU aud Gelrg- Mitchell containing - mor-o
less. with the apUurtFnsnr-s.
OF - ahy he lsg1
sentAtves of the Estate Of tho aforesaid JOHN E.h-r,
dari. that Inquest make Partition Valuation
uf the shove described f-uI Estate will hs held on
TnURsD,Y the 18th aav uf August 1851 meet tho
Trcnisss lS-rf-l the house # psn-i f-h-r in
township, Union r-urtv nj 70 oclncs A W.
JOHN CRoSSIR0VE sheriff.
sheriI's Oirce. LevlsturE Ialy Is A.p, ls6l.
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For State Senator. 1t IS admitted that Iniun
county has as good claim, II not the best, of
anv county IN the District Consulting with
some Of our nelshburs on the subject, and in
fail view OF the necessity of STERLING To>ps-
TT ,>p coon sENsE IN these trOuhouS tunes,
we have agreed that no man IN our county II
more truly Trustworthy than ROBERT II.
LAIRD. tor that station. Having lahored
from his youth up as farmer and vet being
a well-reai business man, and having been
entrusted with many duIIes which he has
most hunOrably discharged, we know of no
man IN whom the masses Of our peupie-all
who know him-would more imphcltIy en-
trust. He Is no office seeker but that Is no
objection. We present his name before the
Freemen Of Union county. Propose him 10
your neishburs. and. # your opinion IS the
same as ours, give him your vote.
N,>y FuIESDs.
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Sheriff Sales,

DY virtue Of SuudIy wr,rs Of Veni. Ex. and
ID FI.Fa issued out OF the Court OF Common
Peas Of Unton county and to me directed.
wlil expose 10 Pub.Ic Sale or Query, al the
lines aud place, following
~ the public house Of NJ lichael Eleckner q
the B1rougA OF New Berlin UnIou county. on
S,Tunu.r the iOjh day ol August next, al 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon,
\ C-rjaia lot OF ground situate in The toro'
of New rim, Union county, numbered in
the gIouLi pan OF said boro' No 2Os, bounded
HrT.n tY Mil road, east Uy Cummcn al the
- east line Of Lot No.27s, south ty
r Prnns creek, and on the west ty
3-.F-r--'5 Gs-S,a common, c. ntalnIng one-toarlh
---1-z.<z-..tpt an acre more or less. wheTeOn
arr erected a Three->torey Brick Grist "a
MILL. Two-Srorey frame Dwelling LII
House, &c, with the aPPurenances
h.>u four contiguous Lois oi Ground
Na.25G. bounded nor;h Is Water slreet,eass
- ~ Cherry street south by Mil ruad and
west by Lot No. lCi. whereon are cree
tt Twu->rorey Frame Dwelling House, a
Well with Pump. o;h~r OulbuilGings, &c
Lot NoICi. hruHfei RIB by Wafer street.
east BY Lot No 216. ,ourh by Iir'l ruad. and
vet oy Lot Y, lO3. containing Oue Half Acre
more or les. vh~Teuu are erected a Wagon
House and Pig Pen.
Lot NnIC3. bounded ncrlh by Water street.
east by 1t n ICi. south by Mil road. and
wesr ty Lot No. 1902, Containing One Half
Acre more or less.
Lot No.Io2 bounded norlh hv Water street.
east hy Lot ". 90. south ~ Mil road, and
we>' by Lot No INi. containing One-FouIth Of
an Acre. more cr Ic>S.Vllh the appuTtenances.
Also rot Z olLsrcoUfI su"u> lots Of ground
No. 80, n .13. n. 80, ant No. l3s-
hns4s-eSa HpI'h bi berry alley. east by Cherry
~ Lot No si each Lnr containing One Fourth
Of an Acre more or irss. with a Frame Barn
on 10, No. 80. Sc. with the appurtenauces.
SuIi as The property Of JJseph hIeekner.
Also on -V,n8ay, Ag1us' II. 1861, at
The Public House Of u ID Guldin, in the boro'
OF LewI>burg, Union county, al l O'Clock ia
the aiternuon-
4 ceJIain Half Lot Of Ground situate IN the
borough Of Lewi>burs. Union county, numbe-
red in the town plan No.2i, thar is n say, the
east half thereof fronting on Market street.
bounded north BY Cherry alley. east By L0t
Ne. -. south by Market street, and west by
r-c- other halC of same lot containing 33 fee,
d. in front and lG5 feet in Depth, ,whereon arc
erected a Three->iorev Brick Dwelling House
and Stove Room. Frame Stable, a We'll
with Pump. and other Out-BuIldings. &c,
with the aPpurlenances, the property Of
J!cyb H. BrIr7.
JOHN CROSSGROVE Shcrif
Sherif'S Office, Lew!Sbure, July Is. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

MesSrs. EdlturS-AS 1t IS understood that
GEoRss F. NrLLkH, Esq. has peremplouIy
declined being candidate for the President
Jud->hip Of this Judicial District, would
recommend JAMES +. LINN Esq Uhe SEN
Tor Member Of the Bar of this county, :or that
Office. Mr.. LiHn's long experience in the
profession his legal ability and his uniauh,ed
Integrlty, render him admirably qualified tur
that position. Mfflrn county has nat the Judge
for nearly twenty years. and It IS high time
for onion county to have It's turn when She
presents a candidate not surpassed IN profess
srnnal knowledge 10y any gentleman IN The
District. The interests Of the taxpayers Of
this county demand a resident Law Judge, and
Snyder county presents no Candidate.
July - = MEMsER OF THE Ban.