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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

% Late city papers inform us that several
the passes bringing with them transports
and q large quantity Of lumber. 1t is not
unlikely that they intend erecting quarters
for . large number Of men, whose object il
to attack the city when sufficiently nuuer
Or it 10 part Of the programme for Sc
curing the entire Mississippi valley, by act
ting in concert with the dows the river ex-
petition from Cairo. The English attempt
ed to take New Orleans once, and got severe.
~ handled Tor their tenerity. Let the YAM
KEGS profit BY the exsmple.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12
For Senator.

-. We 81 authorised to sunouncsH Hon. Alexan.
- Barrow, ~ . candidate fr the Stats Sena u
nom the District eonpessa It East end West Baton
GoeSo and East IolieiAnA. VOTERS,
RI. nAxrsa:--You arr hereby authorized to An.
Tor the state Senate, 10 represent the District com.
posed Of the parishs6 Il East snd West Baton Rouge
and East FelieianA.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

Hon. Jules g. Olivier, Of St. Mary, having
declined the candidacy for Congress from
this District, leaves % III, the field alone 10
Hen. Lusius J. Duprt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12
For Sheriff

Ma. ~Epnoe:-You ars hereby authorised 70 %
SbS reelection 4. the a lee Of Sheriff Il THE parish
subject 10 the ratification Of the people ct the ballot
1e1 On the 1st Monday Of NovSmbsr next, and cblig
HE hoGt n RlEND
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

% W. learn that On exoea;t; =. :,
ths city to-day to attrck the Fsdsa,l - :.
Ne hsal q aiks pespes, ~ : -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

H. CsAn fLAxfD;-Youv will please announce Or
04D xl6o000, ~ . saadiAate for Assessor Of thi
Dasiah. H will b supported for that o0es bv hi
Deny rsNi. e.r "a 30 IT, NuksD0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12
Per AQaisee o. Publ8e Aeeounee,

~ Va IRE authorised 70 aanounes the meme d
RR0ALTA, ESQ.,, ~ . ssadidate sor Audi
~ q Public Accounts, aS the slsctioe il November
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

q. J. HyAna, EsQ-Plssse asnouues the name Of
HhtlAD Wtn1keo, - . candidate for State Super
u Novembef. i,sa.s VOTER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

DBADvILLA 0EMHNABY-WM y
III open October 9th for the reception q D0Dtass
parents desiring places in the Institstios h MS
daughters are respectfully requested TO naka 49,
cation 1t an early day. MRS. n. ". READ.
sept2ltf co. go Ef : rTsDeipal.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

CANDIDATES.
Confederate States Of America
FOR PRESIDENT,
DAVIS
or MISSISSIPPI.
FOR NONRESIDENT,
81.
OF GEORGIA.
ELECTORS:
o STARE Al LARGE.
2 ~: a. c. Co.,, J; :; 1 o:!' ;:;';.,...,
yanss @. casassii, q N..ehiao.s.s.
O.. Il 1uss1asr, Il 81. Mary.
% Dsoasaea Augusta, d orlssss,
Al1EaHA1D.
pta.esas Gas0ese, 4 orlsaas.
esoosm Dns.sce
Ja1eo =. EEoret, II oslsoos,
James G. RSehs, Of Oslsaas.
1znD Dwsasos.
09Wa13 O016l. Of AscenGtao.
~ s-s Aut1RAAn.
1001s D0sh, Of Latourehs.
- T0URB DuInsR.
Wa. R1An Barrow, u Wen Islisiaao,
ALTDNAf
Oyp9aen O0pGe, It 81. lAo6sy.
1Um DBiuCR.
0axthooo0sW Bgaa, o., Il ksavills,
Al18RNARA.
4soese Hedges, Of Booster,
N..n4=-.H a sI0fa DNnuo.
.. II Ch0MDl1so, II Carroll,
ORs60 Mays, Of 0staAsuh.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

% VI regret 10 say that famine in ID
worst form has appeared in San Michel-the
stock Of whisky has given out. Awful
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish q West Daten 1o1ge.
vfDru rcT o0urr

In mattsr Suecesston Of Pierre LAatoo, 4eooaseA
No. CIT. -.
VLIhefeoo Eleanor Laotea has apphed Ae hetosD
w Of administration In the above saeoea1eo-,se
.Notice Il hereby given that On oppoeitjea " -
u polntmen Of said Eleanor LAAtion - aam1D11A-
tr,x ~ Aforesaid, must b AIed n ths oaes Of u
undsrsikned within ten days iron the 1rst D1bN0r
ton hereof. v. D. C8A01E44W,
west Bston Rouge, Oct 5. 1851. Csssk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

:. HE sndersigneA having just rstarnsd hsa
public in general, . we'll ssleetsd seoek - SasDleae
Fancy Dry Goods. ALSO . splsodid stosk Of eouthse
made clothing, shoes, hats, eaDs, sts., vAieA -
federate Notes only. 4. k0AkN1zk1D,
octs New Orleans CAssp SsslN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

II OST.-A Parish warrant drsva II Aysss q y.
SIS, and numbered ON he msrgin ~. Said wasass
was signed BY Jas. c. wooaA frssidsat of the Pelie
Jury, aud }. v. Durable, Jr.,. C1sfk. The eneee vm
please return the same 70 tAo ownsr. An peesees
.ng been stopped. osts w Il Or.0. KeArz-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12
AVIS d%'ELECrIoN.1

West B.ton Rouge, sept. 18th 1881. "n +
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-12

Mpt2Sm
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
7 TE IITT y W TTTNTNTTIt'
= We are verify Guilty concerning
cur Brother"

G. God has taught Us that all human be-
ines are brothers, and bound to do each
other all the good they can. cam my
brothers keeper?' was the excuse of a
murderer The Apostle James says,
"From whence come wars aud ti.htings
among you? come they not hence, even
of YOUR lusis that war 10 your members!
BAT ye have dcspiscd the poor "Go
to now, weep and howl, fnr your miseries
that shall come upon you" " behold,
the hire # the labor ers which have reaped
down Your fields, which is Of you kept
back by fraud, crieih: and the cries Of
them which have rcaped are entered into
the ear of the Lord Of Sabaoth." Read,
also, chap, LVIlI of the prophet Isaiah.
These passagcs came into my mind
while thinking of the National Fast Day,
Thursday, Sept -, 1861. We as peo-
pie have waxed proud, aud forgotten that
God our Maker is the Givcr Of all our
blessings. We have forgotten that if
we DO good or evil TO " one of the least Of
these my brethren, We do it unto" HIM ,
Profanity, iutempcrance, lieen'lousness,
aud Sabbath. breaking, are National sins.
In particular, our treatment of the Indians
aud Africans has been most dishonest,
hard, and God-dcfying. To extend the
sin of Slavery, the slave owners have wa
ged horIil War, and they are hiring the
Indians to aid in the slaughter Of our peo-
pie No human arm can save Us. The
God Of our fathers is our onl y hel p aud
salvation. Let US draw nigh to Him,
and lie will draw nigh to US" Let US
cease to DO evil, and learn to do we'll
to all our fellow men, and peace will again
be ours. WASHINGTON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
The Fall School Campaign.

Mkt Friday, the several Departments
Of the University at I.ewisburg reopen.
rr.-On Monday next, Mr Randolph :
Academy is resumed.
rn. The Public Schools of Lcwi>hurg
commence FIVE months trrm, Tuesday
rcx', u Oct. Teachers as follows:
John "u.ns. Vac Grammar Loo'. New - II r.-e
Hua,s u Allri-lt in'argna,iiat" DO B.
Al-.s.u u Narr Primary, hs."n'n 90 thIi-'i'u th-
M.-s N-ta-rr / iun!s Grammar School. Nrv :. II.
Miss Entcni.surii. Iu'.rIu".lt,,'" do DO
No. t:ru4v ulsry. >-ssi.u % i'om 81 Ind Hal.
MIS- nair do Norih' ru li.'Tty H.
Ni-- Ee-r. lloushtou. Primary. >'.si.u - N Ina H.
Miss >iifer 4" Wm frIrk : trl',iIH-
NJ. ka'r Miller Primary. \a- hem Liberty =. II.
.lar-I uann anI Il D Eta.n. I'm t..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
APPOINTMENT OF p,, OF FASTING AND PEiIEl
By The President Of ihe I. s. or America:
A pRnfI AVIATION

\ PRDCLA MA HON.
Whereas. Joint committee OF both houses
Of Congress has waited on the President OF
the United States. and requested HIM 10 "rec-
ommend day Of public humiliation, prayer,
and fasting, 10 be observed by the people Of
the United STATES with religious solemnlIle>,
and the offering Of iervent supplicatIonS To
Almighty God tor the safety and welfare uI
these STATES, HIS blessing on their arms, and
a speedy restoration oi peace" And where
as, it IS fit and becoming IN all people, al . il
times To acknowledge and revere the Supreme
Government of God 10 bow IN humble sub
mission To his chastiscments; 10 confess and
deplore their sins and tranSSre:slonS. IN the
.u.l conviction that the fear OF the Lord Is
the beginning OF wisdom and to pray with all
lervency and con'rs,Ion for the pardon Of their
past offences, and tor a blessing upon their
present and prospective action. And where
as, when our own Beloved country, once, by
the blessing of God. united, prosperous, and
happy, is now afflicted with faction and civil
war. II is peculiarly fl for uS 10 recognize
tho hand Of God IN lhr> terrible visitation, and,
IN Sorrowiul remembrance Of our own faults
and crime A. nation and a individuals, to
humble elves belrre II m, ami t" pray for
HIS mercy-tu pray thai we may be spared
further punishment, though most justly dcSrr-
we'd that our arms NAV be blessed and made
efiectual for the erc-rStabil>hmeHt Of law, order
and peace throughout the vide extent Of our
country and that lhe Ine>r!mabie boon OF civ
II and religious liberty. earnei. undcr His
guidance and blessing, by the laborS and Suf-
ferlng> Of our fathers. may be restored IN all
its original excellence:
Therefore, |. Abraham Lincoln. President
,I, II, the ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
West Branch Fair. 1861.

The Union County Annual Far is called
Lev T>tnr-, Thursday to SaiurIay-OcI. ,
t5-lSGI.
sTs- Hon. WM NJ. MEREDITH will at
'enc the Union County Fair, aud address
''e Society Of able) Friday afternoon.
The Turnpike Gates between Lewisburg
led N'tiiInburg will be free to persons at
'slding the Fair.
T- Republican Bradford county claims
I'ecn Hundred men among the Nolun
HefS-morc, we believe, than Democratic
Defhs with twice the population. And so
Ms despite the false boasts every where
he Republicans bear the burden Of re.
ss'ance TO the Shareholders War
E-The Union Committee for Junia'a
1a'y have ratified the nominations of
INTER and BEAVER. Al is risb-,
-''' through all our Districts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24

most &C tt- Tax PAYERS promised that their taves
y .hou'i b. paid by >rpt Court ns the Court has OK
-.l and LGt f.w have fI-d thrir promise. this no.
f;-. hope Will he sufficient 70 them TO pay imne-
d,tv The Treasurer has given due notice taat there
ar. urrut demand. against the County but as f'r aS
bir, i concerned there has been hut little nftrn-
iiun rai to The families Of volunteers must - T7i
evs-y MONTH and some of them every Aud 1t :
,l.rlutrlv necessary that the should r paid
lar. majority have raid promptly. shall call
every iriulu week ard hope they Will be PIE
rar,l. \ word 10 the wise, &c 4c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
Estate cf John Biddle, decd.

; DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Let'erS
y of Administration on the estate oi John
Bddle, deceased, late Of Buiialcc Twp, har-
ing been granted TO the subscriber by the Re-
si>,er of Union county IN due form OF law
all persons indebted To said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment. and all
having anv Just claims against the same may
prp,ent them duiv authenticated for settlement
10 LEVI HAUC *, Admir-
BuTaloc Roads, Sept. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter Of The Account Of Wm. Jones
| and Robert II Laird. ASslgnees O: Nesbit.
HAYES X Fichthorn. The Auditor appointed
by the Court Of Common Pleas of Union coun-
~ to repor, distribution Of the balance IN the
hands Of the Accountants. will meet the par
ties interested for the purpose Of his appoint
ment on Wednesday the 10th day OF October,
A.D. 1861. at 10 O'Clock. \ NJ. at the Office ot
Orwic & HAYES in the borough of LewIsburg
Aug - SAML II. ORWIG, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
To Teachers and Directors.

THE EXAMINATIONS O: Teachers for
Union county will he held at the follow
ing places. commencing at o'cik each day.
Ea<t BuiTaIoe-Nt. Pleasant ; II Sept. ~
White Deer New Columbia ) II DO -
Keliv-Rovcr'> II do &c
HnG,loe-Bnr,loe Y Roads II DO -
Harlley-laurcIon d" 30
Uar,le,on and Lewi>-Hart'etcu II Oc,c.
West BuiTHoe-Red Bank II do
I.;r,e.,one-S,yirzsr Run : II do ,
New Ber'in-New Berlin II do
Teachers will provide themselves with pens
and paper. Directors will please attend. see
and hear for themselves. save time and avoid
,ronble. ID. HECKENDORN,
New Berlin. Aug IS Go. Sup'i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
MlIICE :

YJNHE County superintendent will he at the
Rover School House, on the cs'h Sept.
Tor the purpose Of examining Teachers and
granting Certificates. The DIRECTORS will be
present TO engage Five Male Teachers
for Kelly District, the ensuing Winter Term.
Teachers to be paid according to grade OF
certificate. By order of the Board.
Son, is 'Cl WM p. UOi CAL, Sec.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD !

4 ) there are wicked boys or men who are
y injuring the properly. and eFpecIai'y
breaking the windows and shutters belonging
To the Public School Building IN the Norm
Ward. Lewisburg, Five Dollars reward VIII
be gwen To any person furnishing Sniheient
evidence 10 convict for ssid oifehoe. a. we are
determined To prosecute, I" the iufineS' extent
of the law. any and all persons guilty oi soch
conduct. Bv order Of h. boar6
WN. fDSrS Srr'v
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
EXCEPT WHEN.r

Our natural rights, guaranteed 10 US by
CONSTITUTIONS, of tvrfW Jreef0m Of speech
and Of the press, aui of convcuiug to con
slider Of the public good have been crushed
wherever Slavery rcigns, for twenty years
past-and thousands at the North either
arplau!ei the ou'rascs, or were indifferent
to them That was in time Of peace, so
called Now, however, when Slavery has
made WAR-which is in its very nature
suspension of the usages ordaiOcd fer
times Of peace-,hose who lately wiuked
at illeg'l restraints upon liberties declalm
against the legal exercise of War power
upon themselves aud others who appear to
be practically the enemies Of Government.
Now, in all civilized countries, War Ne
cessarly limits and overriles natural and
written rights 1t is one of It's evils and
incidents. Nor is such interference incon-
sistent with the law of self-prcservation-
and tie L s. Constitution itself says:
1.-The privilege Of habeaS corpus shall not
be suspended. except when IN cases OF
REBELLION or invasion, the pubic sgtrfy
mug require II.
"The public safety of course and Of
necessity. under the Constitution itself,
may override rights and privileges held
sacred in time of peace. The President
has done no violence to his oath in the
summary arrest Of notorious Rebels, who
he has restrained from their evil designs
against the country he is sworn to guard.
But there is another clause Of the Con-
stiutiou, which the denouncers Of "Lin-
coln's usurpatiou' entirely ignore. 1t is
that which says
"TREASON against the L. s. shall consist
only N lcvvlng War against them. OK IN
ALTERING 10 thar Enemies, girinS htm aid
and cOn,fOrt.'
- The commandment is exceeding
broad" 1t is not necessary to enlist with
an enemys armed men. "Adhering to"
them in any manner, or giving them ''aii
aud comfort" in any form, are violations
doth in the spirit and in the letter. Of
tue Law whose penalty is DEATH.
lie who incurs the guilt of atfording
"ad aud comfort" to the country 'sfoes-
by word or deed, by acts of omission or of
commission-should beware Of the punish
ment, 1t is a serious matter Men may
not design to "give and comfort to our
foes, aud yet such may be the '9,ct aud
the legitimate construction which their octS
must bear Speak for the Government,
and strengthen it, if you are its friend,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
The Fail Session
OF TIE
lGylSJDAR ARADaIi

WILL commence IN Monday. S0fh
" Sept. 1861, 10 continue 10 the H'iIday>.
The WINTER SESSION Will commence jan
uarv >. 1852.
All the Classical, Mathematical and English
Branches are taught.
Ynr~G L,pIES ant GFNTLFuFS deSIrou> "i
gratifying themselves for Teaching. vii IND
il In lhelr a.lranraqe ro pnler this Institution.
The Bible Is Text Bouk.
TUTrTON-per session including contingent
expenses.
PETNAET-rEralinE. Writing. nsfusr, Arithmetic
G,o.. tram. H1' = = History - U
ADVANCED ENGLI>Ii-.ei! not included above ~
I IANGT AGES. ~
Tuition PAYABLE Immediately upon the close
Of the Session. .f-A d,drc'imI # 10 per Ct
rriH be p,ad, 10 those p0ying IN AnvaNrE. No
other deductions except for rro'rac'et SICK
ness. RANDOLPH.
Sent. 10 1850 Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24

L,rrrs: Your very kind and patriotic let
ter cumr> ta Us when the most pressing De
maat> are made un the Stale !or Iar@r adtI-
3. .r~ in uur volunteer force now IN the ser
rrr. ,l the F-trral government. aud the Quar-
rrrma,'er General reports trs, blankets can
NOT l- procured. The recr>>Irrr> # the NA-
rt.rai 6 .y"rnmeul. ant ul all Ih- loyal SAFES.
have exhausted The market. aut answer that
rhs women At Pennsylvania can render a>>I>-
,a-rc in ,hi> respect. oar prope. aCcu>Gum-
e. L> they are 10 comfort aud protection n
home. when absent aud rr9agrf IN the sacred
work ol gur ling treason and rebellion, aud
exposing themselves fn preserve The liberties
ruc fathers established, {amung whom You
rru'va av are your husbands, sons and broth
er>1 should have al the comforts 1t Is pn>>I-
bic tn give them : ant o. :. therefore, not IN -
1r-0cr far the : ate 10 accept the generous
c.tl # blankets which vru nave Sc, the exam
gle ot ri-ung-au example which Will, no
dauht. be largely emularsd.
tHave YOU 10 arrange the details with G"n.
{. Hale. Quauerma>l"r General. and trust
that whatever contributions are made viii be
forwarded wr'hour de'av. as ten thousand of
opr yeup}e are expected 10 leave the State fer
the sea, Of war rhrS week.
Assuming that YOU truly renreSen, the
houshttnlre>~. 6'flrrv. and patriotism Of the
women ul Penn. v!van.a. | lhinl, You for your
letter. Truly an! respectfully,
!. g. CrnrIN.
Stockings viii he needed the coming win
ler-ha hose. or socks good SIZES, a fourth
pound each. h., every mother, VIE ant SIS
ter knll one or more parr>. associations he
formed m each County seat wirh whom The
stockings can he deposited and forwarded To
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
rIELISHGD SEM.-WEEkLi---
Tpp,lay Morning < Friday Afternoon.
Repui,Iican-s nion Ticket.

,-.,IdcnI ludgr-S,MIEL :. WG9DN. of MiIiin Go.
.,r,,or-BENRl JOHNSON. Of l. coming county.
,.,rm1bmcn JESSE EFAELR Of Union county.
HFNEl h. RITTER. of shy der coan:I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24

rrg-l 10 every gloomy era OF the Nation
history. our fathers have been wont t. ak
,be forgiveness and tie blessings Of the
S,preme Ruler Of the universe. Next
Thur,da, day recommended hy ihe
President Of the Uniou-slil probably he
more extensively observed than any lrevi-
cu.ly &c, apart 70, that rea>ruatle abi
,r,f,,bic service. Places # hu-;nc>s We
sgp,o.e will b. closed generally, If which
our country friend. vii take notice. aud
religious worship held. Ia Ls"I,hGrs,
Or. l.,omis will preach in the rr'S5y'cr
an house, at l0l An Tie Ncthod,st>
and B,pti-,s, each, meetings at ), J.. N.
And at in the evening, Union serVice
in the Lutheran house. These are all OF
which VIC are Informed
1Sg-In Uuion c.. Court, last week
Berj Fcttcr vs Samuel {. Wit and
others. camp NEE rase-v,rdic' for pett>.
Com'th vs Ward MIlier-NJt Guilty.
Caroline J. WIr,h obtained divorce.
Patrick Collins, Peter Collins and John
Cngan were natnraliz d
And thus ends nearly twenty years
Of the Presidency of judge Wilson. We
think be has eudrsvurei TO d scharcc his
duties to the best of his ability, aud the
good wishes Of all our people 90 with him
10 his retirement.
Ia-Last Friday morning, Capt. Thorn
ssChurch, Of Hartley, passed through Lew
i,burg for Harrisburg with about 80 men,
Of whom 20 or % were from Union Fur
mace, Winfield, under u Lieut.. Beech G.
Ammon.
pa-Capt Tate left Bra ly TP, with some
80 or 60 volunteers from that region.
J. Merrill Linn, E-q., aud Charles Il
Egsns, we understand are each commiS-
stoned to raise Company. (ilcre are
two chances for the safe, heroic, sarcastic
clrpers and defamers of the Infautry aud
the Greys-cnlist, or be silent ,
Union county is well represented by
Captains now or late in service, viz:
Capt Wesley Ch7mh:rIir
Capt Thomas Chamher.ln Brothers.
Capt James Chamberiin
Capt Charles u Rnu>h
CAPT George II HaSSenpdush
Capt Thomas Church
Can't NCuriv Tate
Capt ] Merrill Linn
CAM Charles X Evans
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24

Hon. Lyman Tremain declines the
nomination of he New York State Demo
cratic Convention for the Office of Attorney
General. lie does not like the platform
adopted By the Convention, and is in favor
Of sustaining the Government.
Nothing im7c.:ao: fem the valley Of
the Potomac.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-24
CAUTION :

NXvHEREAS, my wife, C,rH,nlSE Mornr,
w horn Schrack, from Kelly township,
Unlon county, has lett me without any cause.
therefore, | caution any person 10 lend
her money or other articles On nv name, a.
am not willing To pay any deb'S she made.
WILLIAM MOlRE.
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FOR s ALE.

THE Store Room lately occupied by "a
| 4. VI. Lawshe. Inquire Of LII
J. M.ilNN.
vo.r;ebn~- MAY - 1851
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! THE SENTIMENT OF A PATRIOT AND
EAGE-"It is the duty Of all, said the
venerable Martin Van Buren,, a few days
since, "to rise above Party until the Re-J
&elliCo Las been pat down i
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Wanted =.

% J0URNEYMEN SH0ENAKERS
Immediately, Ter working On ARMY
SHOES. Also
500 lbs heavy slaughter Sole Leather
90 sides Upper, ) to- lbs. TO the side.
J. SCOTT Il =. SLIFER
Low, ,hurr. JnLy l.. l>hI
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California for Union.

Leland Standtord (Rep. Upionl is elec
ted Governor by 5000 ma over all, and
the Legislature is also Republican for the
ir>' time. The Douglas Dem vote Is
higher than the Breckenridge vote. So
Secession i down, and Cp'J,r"iH .fo''"'rs
j~rmopt and NIi"c IN s",'''"i"y tho he
;ubiican administrator sq"nrc oW'
Ia-A Telegraph Despatch from PhiIa-
delphia, yesterday, states that Col. Multi
gan-who commanded the L. : forces at
Lexington, Mo.-after being bcsicgcd by
len. Price, from Monday to Friday last,
s,s compelled to surrender. He bravely
tught force four times his own. Oar
ioss is to 900-the Rebel loss to 1000
10. ulfsf hx soma