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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

May Is,l-I
Perhaps i; might be s7mew Dat interest.
ing TO the readers Of your paper to hear
from cur country. 4. regards times,
they are pretty hard. Grain plenty, bu,
not very fair Erices-a.though wheat is on
the rise, quoting at So. Corn is scarcely
worth uu;iug-32 ceu;s tor sLcl.cd, aud
i f-r corn on the ear.
Tie War ex-i'emcrt has tecn high,
almost too much so-poles having teen
erected Cd every cros>-road, in every vi
iage, aud BY the side Of some Of them
saI.ows have been erected f,r traitors. |
d not believe in m7ts and vigilance com
mittees. We have the law of our country
to bring men to trial, aud Wy hot cuf zee
those laws: Green county, Wisconsin,
has sen; company Of Volunteers, and
among; them /, o1e Of your Ulion Gun
~ toys-Cuar,cs DieaelleEt,r, lately from
White Deer CT Kelly.
We have very backward spring. wet
aud cold. Snow on the 81 q May and On
the p see some planting c-rn. Pasture
Is very short for cattle. We farmers have
had ! pretty serious time, ,L.s sIrins,
with our horses, with what is called tie
''s'.f' disease. SINE men have lost al
their horses, aud others Que and two, ard
: me are eff ye', T.: ale to work.
Tie cause WAS sljt - Be fesl.lg % Ugu-
gariaa c-ass, 1t ir-:-but It i rot that,
a. there are tvo gaolr-lsous { = believing
otherwise. I.r,r, all don, get it TIA; ca,
iiangaEian grass, and second, o'ber. have
died tia; have uo: eaten any Of it. Our
small grain locks pretty vel, bu, the
weather is almost too cold for il to grow
fast. We are il the height Of corn plant
ing at present; the time Of yeas is here
aud it must 60 in if it Is cold.
| have seen another Of your Union
county boys from keIly-D4vid Groves
son. l; does chap good to see friends
from the land Of our birth, the tauks Of
the Su.q4eLauua, aud to converse with
them atoa; i'ienis and acqgain,apces. l
axPcc: (Progideuce permir;ipg) to visit
home, sweet home" ere long. III dol
on makjU: il sui, to be there a.
our County Fair
Ny last weeks paper dii DO. arrive.
Perhaps the time i expired. an sorry
did 10; a,;eui TO writing sooner. |
would sooner do with one meal less day
han do without your paper Perhaps
night &c; hungry, bu; not much more 50
han when l miss the paper
We Bldger boys have f1c times amongst
be pigeons, this season. They are nest
ug and h2tcLing. Thousands aud reus
# thousands in number. Yyu can hear
hem 70, miles It Is q1i'e curiosity.
They have Is high a. City aud sky Lesrs
n one tree. It puts me in mind Of going
. White Deer Noun,aiG for hUck.ebtr-
les We hitch up our "siitf' nass, get
he men, women and children Cd, and IF
re g, full Of f1a AMI come home with
q pigaous, aud tLeu comes the
ot-pie, wb!ch IL 10 wise comes smiss.
Yours. &c, ". G.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

William Counsel, Of Deech Creek Tp.,
was fatally wounded on Saturday las, by
the accidental discharge # a gun in the
haIt- Of James Clark, hi. bro,her-in law
They had been fishing together, Clark
hayir- 4 gun vI'h Lin which had been
loaded with tucksh7t ty Counsel Willie
returning home. through Iieee Of woods,
taig e4u-at the clck f the cun, then
o1 CarL's shoulder, ard tie contents were
discharged il,o tue abdomen Of CoI1.e l.,
cau-irg death 4 few hours atierwsrI-
Tse slme discharge blew cf ore Of Clark 3.
-er.
Lgla;n Andrews, L l. D., President C.
kcuy.u College, Gambler, Ol!o, uas the
Er,r man 10 tie State who voiGu errei his
services to GOV Deuui.5n, WHO accepted
rhem. lie started FIR CoI1ubu. viii, rrl
computes. Cu the 20ih uit., before which
be t.. K al saec,ionate farewell Of the
students. scconl auied BY short bu,
Pity address.
The Jcf Davis people no. only b3n.;
tia, they have y -r'cs 10 f.h' f.. them.
tu: also that ,tsy have sevcFi. huBdrti
savage lnliln- an - them, armed ~l,h
tomah4wk 4rf CO ylpr knife. Wss'hSrs
ever such a trn'zl. sinking, dca,L-leser-
Wig enemy a. thee Reaels:
4 mau from rIne township, Columbia
Co., n,m5d WIu'er-tren, beirg IN li o7ms-
tur- and making 0rcn staten Ut 'h1' the
ssces.l,g,s.. wrre rich' IN Their rebellion,
s5uIe f the hoy. ioak BIN n band aud
made lin carry the stars aui Srlpes.'
john Brovr, Jun, aud hj- regiment
cfrc.rres, are all bogus, IS NJ. Calisell,
Of A.h,atu,s, bs. vi.lred him, and found
hun quia'y llrsuiug hi, business.
The Alab-ma la. lef. Nv York with
Col Duryea's = ginent for Fortress Mon
roe, and the S,,r of the South With provi-
sions, &c, f,r Fort Pickeus.
judge Linn, by the unanimous consent
of the Bar, ordered the Sheriff Of Clinton
County. to return all wits for the sale Of
real estate, E. being uu.a!eab!e for uan;
Of bidders.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-JOhn Young
Brosn ha. published letter dscliniugth
O domination for Congress
The Jsf. Davis O!igarcby offer their |
pirates Twenty Dollars for the dead body
IF citizen of this Union engaged under
ts a,g, aud TNen'y-Five for i've one,
SIX additional regiments are to 60 into
amp 10 Maine, to await requisition from
The Government
Rufus King, Minister TO Rome, bas
,een appointed Brigadisr General Of the
Wisconsin troops.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

he bad pulled down, be Vas sho, by Jack
son, the proprietor Of the botel, aud ex-
pred Instantly. Jackson was immediate
ly Billed by some pTivates Of the Z uaves.
Although there were numerous reports,
El,sxoriL's and Jack.on's were the only
cases Of loss Of life, while 10 one was
wouudel.
Another accoun, says, that as Ellsworth
fell, Jackson, his assassin, WAS completely
riddled with balls. a, least half d,zen
Z9uavc- sho, him in the head, SCATTERING
lis brains around, aud then pinned him to
the f5yr With ;Leir tayone's.
For two hours tie fact was kept sccTe,
from ELsW1rih's company. WhcU, a,
length, they were made aware Of it, they
became nearly frantic, ard it was with the
greatest I li.u,iy tia, they could be Ie-
strained from s4ekirs the hotel
Tie body Of the assassin vas erar!ei
several hours By the ZJuaves, sud then
placed 10 the hards c: hi> friends.
The death Of Ellsworth has created q
general feeling Of el,om in Washington,
where be has been well known aud prom
iueu'iy bs..re the publ. siuce the G's' Of
March. lie was small in stature, and
aHQarea'ly not moro than II years of a.c.
Today, aum,r1us f.gs are Lurs at half
mast, out Of respect to his memory. H..
remains are laid out =, the Navy Yard,
with the American c9.ors over them, ant
the L tei h.s that lie captured a; ii, feet.
\ deposition to take terrible revenge.
Irey.j.s among the Z1Qaye. Some #
hem and Of the other troops a.e earnestly
de,irous to Jay A!t1aLl lta IL ashes before
nightfall.
Owing to the large force Of Feieral
troop. in and near Aiexantris, it is not
probable tha, the Rebels will make ans
attempt TO advance OF the city.
The New Ycrk 7th Regiment are 90
tie Virginia side of the Potomac, on Ar
i!pg'on Heights
The troops, before marching, were SUP
piled with one days cooked ,ailous, and
an ample amour. Of cartridges.
Shermau's Battery, ard ,ha. Of tie
Ringgold Ar'illeris,s, are along.
1t is reported ,ha. as the Rebels re-
treated from Alexandra, one Of them was
killed by return shot from the Federal
forces.
Numerous wagons, with spades, picks,
and other eu,renchipg tools, passed over.
The proceedings attending the move
men;s were conducted VITA the best posi-
be order. For hours, the Long Bridge
ree9uIdsd with the march of irf-n'ry ant
the rumble Of artillery and wagons. All
yet, uiue-:eutbs Of the pep { Of Wa>hiug-
ton, or perhaps even larger proportion,
d! not know that snythI0g uuu,u3l was
occurring. OF course, the telegraph lines
were not allowed TO send any Information
DC the subject.
From a -py glass view Of Alexandra,
The Stars aud Stripes are prominently fy-
NJ from various quarters, where the Sc,
,es,iou fig lately a-w.
The Michigan Regimen. captured a
,omPauy Of Retel cavalry jas; outside Of
ll,tle before daylight,
TIE people in the town were aImos:
cared to death by the arrival Of troops,
all kinds Of horrors.
An aivarco c. Rebel troops from Ca
lspPer c. Il, was mcmsntaEiiy expected
l o'clock, 7. ". Nuuerous wagons,
'i;h camp eqlipage, are passing throusb
he streets, to-day, to tie Fedora! troops
. I!Tgiuia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
Twelve Millions IIoIe peht

The recent Legislature Of Peuusylvania
have virtual y az led about Twelve Millions
Of Dollars to the amount ot T.xes which
the People will have to pay to wipe Ou:
their State Indebtedness.
Tire Millions Of this was f5r War rur
poses, and was passed, We believe, /; the
unanimous rte # Jy.h Pifii.S in each
tr4u,L of the Legislature, II properly
expended f,T tia; F4;Fio,ic end, his bur
deu wl.i he cAeorf1lly borne.
A5ou; .y,r -Q'''aas Of money due and
promised, were given to tia; Immensely
r;cd, "mammo;h corporation" the Pepn'a
Central Railway ComPnny......Aui Tir,e
Millions more BY releasing the last go5d
bod on the Suutary [uo~ Pbi!s.l i Erie
hallway concern, which had jus, >.iud,ed
the State out Of Hundreds Of Thousands
by giving tue Canals 10 tie lo5sst ius;ead
Of the h.y,es' bidder.
The la; n-2 Ae's-wiriug ou: sources
OF say N.ue Nl.ioDs Of EeveEue-1assed
= vo'e q aJou f,ro-,iiris II cucl PIr,y
ia each House, l; i in DO sense, there.
for, Parry matter. Either pa.ty could
have defeated either bi.l-Ju. usj1ri'y
4 each voted ir b5,b......Yct We see the
Dem cratic leaders are trying to make
caIl'a. fl their party because thesc OBJ
H7xiaus sc's happened 10 be passed under
4 K publican administrator. Tlis Is al
unfair aIi deceptive ef.r' Tax Parties
may jl-,iy malife,: their disaFPr.tltiyn
as against the INDIVIDUALS who may
il their oP.uiln haze done 'roog-bui
Eeiihsr PARTY Is responsible We do
u7t know that one Democratic organ Oh the
We; Branch opposed those schemes: : on
The eou'r4ry-e!taer openly, c2vcrl!y, OF
by = euce-they aided them. Ba, hrse
L publican ,urnais-;he WmsPort Press,
tie -Naenjon, and tbs paPer-dii what
,Ley I'D - warn the people Of the in
Peui.ng danger, aud 10 'hw4r. it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

back bis arms aud expired almos. instant
y, before Surgeon Gray Of the regiment,
could arrive .. the spot.
The instant that Jackson fred, Brown
ell, quick as Lightning, level.ed bis mus
ket a, Jackson. TIE ball struck on tie
bridge Q! the nose, and crushed through
bis skull, killing him instantly. As he
fell, BrowLeil followed his shot by ,trus.
Of bis tayouet through J-ckson's bodj.
Jackson. wife presently discovered the
fatality, aud uttered the mos; agouiziuc
cries, aud although treated with the Ut
mos; ecrsilera'i-n that could lie cftrei
her III misery, ste remained fgr long
time IL the wiGes; state of frenzy. The
house was IL the urmos; confusion. The
dodgers d4rted from their rooms, hut
were Le.l il control By tie Z5uave- vLo
accompanied tie Co!ouel, and y 10 al olc.
estat.islcd auG nainiailtd Ute1
Ills b-dy Was duly examined in tie
room where tie even; happened, aud then
so~eI up IL a ted blanket and borne OF
door through tie streets to the boat, &C.
coupau!ed By as many Of the Z-u-vss As
cou.4 be sp-Eet from duty. An ait-ca
beng ever. Instant eI.ec'ed from Secs
-i)u forces, --i4 - te ccuna.a;ed il tL4
outskirts, tue to! Was conveyed OF Uo-rl
The james G'y
I-eI,m4.le Il Tie cal.aut Colonel we're
tLeu colvey d tack II Washington, laid
q the E-si ROOM IL a tHu covered w..L
{ weTs, and The exposed i4ce was seen "
IL LIu,aut- aud THOUSANDS, Abraham LIZ
c..a ~. effected 10 Tie shedding Of ieats
by the sudden .y,s of lIs young aud my.,
devoted friend. The rem-iu> ale enta.r.-
I'd, aud WI. te t-keu through the seaboarj
C.iir. to MechauIcsvi.ie, y. Y, for inter
meut. (Was in New Yoik, Sunday)
Some may be disposed TO thiuk Els
worth was rash-but lis nature was not
to say 60 He always said, Come,
boy. :" Besides, the enemy had abau-
d5uei the ;owG-tbere was 10 open foe
aud be had 10 right TO expect hostility
unless when entering the house. /, was
a {, II tlooied murder, and sad evidence
Of the utter demorai.zation Of those 10
arms against the Government.
Elmer L Ellsworth was born, it is sta
ted by oue paper, near Troy. y. Y, where
his parents reside. Some years since,
he removed to Chicago, and then studied
a, Wes; Point. He was the frs, in this
country - { ra corps OF Z1uaves-one
Of whose points Is to eIpei from the corps
any m1n guilty Of any immorality, and
-r.Iuiug to fears Of activity, endur-
.uce, aud euergy, make them very for
;nil.o.e wrsers IL might have had q
,ta;i il the Civil service in Washing.
tn, Int preferred to organize toEce Of
New \ IcEk fremeu fyr the hardest labors
demanded He is stated TO have been
engaged in marriage TO Miss Carrie Staf-
fori, a resdeD, Of Roctfor1, Illinois,
Ire.y a student 10 the Carol Institute,
Brooklyn. lie assured bis family friends
u leaving them List. that lie felt every
.yiieucc within him tia: be was engaged
. good cause.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Fellow Citizens OF Tnicn Coun,y.-I am 4
candidate for the C.fce oI COuniy Con ms
sionsr sut.ec; 10 the selection Of the peep :
oG The 81 Of August-aHd # elected uIll per
form he duties Of the Ofiice to the bes, Of I. !;
ability. and with fidelity.
NAV %, 1851 GEORGE SCHOCH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

<C'NYIuENCE TIiT-FULLT Ef-II1 yD.--.s
II rs rarrHsu n - III -s-- -. ,..-- Th 1, v--C
TT ur fsr srv r.1-'ssUt 20 H. cog = 70
4 ir. H It.I.- Hrf vH- A-a-.aE Sa--s-7 - 80 ?
NY j. tn-t-r~- tsr- y "a o.! -'s.-s -o-1-
--ri-fls-r-u. Il --sa,-s s-r1 hrrr ---ti- 'tn
=. .u-h- e. o. Ns-ail H. ~ M h h----:I-
lIv 'te .Ns.H-s - 1--su- .. Cur r =
-bc A-.1an b. -. T.ruaH MY e-- t-ef;r he
d. - -ri ua.- shY.- tie !rrs'it VIA th- -
t-r, r--!11t IS e.. a-='HL --'t sul m
III Ia ~a1. zrf Us-s 80 r-.li- t1-'f - tie
TIE iF-l taco LArI. Ias 1-11ts-s-.s trl-l.-u-
~. ?. c'talu-1 .tE-u =. --'u-rs th- ts
'h@ ss---n. -oI-t 81 f-tf r---- r4lr -glses
hop auassu-i- r~v-- o - -rt.u- -rst-i su Use
J. cCHl -srsf ti-- nay y al u aeall .-s1sd y
tha ear1s. Rs'-ru
Ihis .av.r-i-n r-msty none ase3 - u.ihou;; !! 10
zi.hfr III p ia
"a % PuErv- BsgrN's scacrsN R.rssv rri-e - 4
.er l.-.- f1tti- NAV L. cr-1-r-I 81. BAKEAACD, 4
L-ui-'q-s >nl- AErut ~no la alsl ngrt-- q
.p-raeu hoi;is-- Ir-s = oruts, that 49, Isy have
IL n IL Z I'll
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Voters and Fellow Ci,izs1s Of Union Cour-
ty: ofer myself as a candidate for Coun.y
CoumissIoner, for reelection, Subject 10 tie
Republican Canyenuon.) II you nouinsI-
ard e.eci ne, | sha. ,ry 10 attend TO The oGce
with credit 10 myself and Constituents.
nelly : g. Ma - u. JANE. PROSs-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Nsssrs. Editors: 4 see the name Of on-
o. vaur ci;izeLs, Elisha S.ra1t, pUb.I,ed o..
a ca1ci i3a'e f5T .h= ofz-e @: >hz-lG. Su-I-c:
70 the Republican nomination and a. ! .s-
SATISFIED lha! /. wi.. give satisfaction 10 q god
many voters f East Buzz. oe, would here
fore rec mnea1 nm.
Nay. AyJcEE or EAST BUFFALoZ-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
NOIIC

4 MEETING cf iae EIscgtigs Commi:,se
y Of the Unicn County Asr .cU!IGra! socI-
ely Will BE held a, the Oiiice OF John 4. A-rix
IN LegIs burg. On Saturday Ghe Isl day Of June
next. al ! o'elocz, P VI. And SEALED
PROPOSALS Will be received by The Hecor-
ding Secretary. up 10 the above-nenlonet
Tine, for the Grass or Pastaring Of the Far
GrOal1 during this season.
]. 4. MERIT, Rec. Sec
Nav 9- '-f'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
LttO,

IN Ls-ishu-r. esh inst, ste- yea--' decline.
M-. SARAH -i;e oi John Nc.tic. Ia sss4 g. ys.r.
sh- SiI y tu-.sd Al; : " III, day.
Near Harrisburg. 2i;h inst Hon. BENJAMIN Jos-
DAN. Ia h- So year L1nc tine one O.: the most is=u-
sati4l and respected eiiiz-Es O; D1urhin e1zrty.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

"AsHISGToS, May 2i.-Postnas,er
+, ga B.4'r bas aaugiIei the contract
e1'fylng Mails il tie States uoE il
-'s'sai rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

z = Ee.r-l tv1- -f-. -. = . 1ll1- cal ss .
An APPEAL vii be held al The Caunis-
>,-ner, Cfice. N Lsvi>burs Z Saturday ihs
- iay Cf June, 1861. between the b31rs Of
20 and o'clock, when and where al hos.
vao Zee. themselves s-Erisv.t ov the above
classification nav attend # .hey ihIus proper.
J >CHREYsa, gsrssrt.le Af;rs-se-
r.-t-l n. Nrv ~. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

T. ta- Peor'e o. Uujon Coun.r. / am a
caai-:=ts f.ri4e oiic= Of SLeriii Of th.s coUr-
,v. suc &C: to the decision of Ihs RvpQoIcsa
Ua.5l Nominations on Iae Sd Of August mex.
hsiy ;. Ny -, -s-l- J W kaUFNtN
geUav Cl;zens-i offer myself a. a Union
candidate for the G.fce Of Saer.d. subject 10
,a- Union County Convention. Il ! am lom-
mated ami elected Will discharge the dIiIe,
Of .ae afice faithfully. and with the h->s o,
my ability. YoErs trgiy, G.iROHLAND-
Nay .l~gI.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
:" All We ASK is to be Let Alone.


" Ill We ASK is TO be Let Alone.
\ voncs walked oy dismal sTamF.
-1'7 So a. il. '"s .a.n a. o ""' T.
a...-...-,.. ..... ,-,,, ..'.. -. -
And vensrer he fsas f.> >..cg or his sine,
Hs'l st; up s,ag ei IL: M eaa., ,7
Observation-Disclosures
Tn r,.> II ,7rog, a. The ,a,.er..bv
Let me .rrc-frc Iregi YOUR TN,
All LIS ct other ,ra7>. >aGg'y n.
!, 1t m. M a. on I'm. n r.:s.n a bat
T. ' - go
Aa5 tu-a y.I ,a. Of y,ur -oa>e and ONE.
In aa.-. O.t Cove" says he W.,h a gr0an.
\. axes is-Ja'i Isf ne G',7s
Ju>, thea cane along, on The se.l->ane way,
".'h=r ".t Core, an began i.F - az
-, "a ~, -, .
81 a. .-. l,--a IA. e.t- I heed
p. s.t, ina; >..c,-yal We. look skeerei {,
/. Le' . ma s'.n@ J.. va. E.l nee INC no" n5H'
y .-,.. --- -@.l1 l- >..s a. Won, rIgr tricks
An, chr ra.. r. ,a..a- ,,.aes and s.ess.
Nv +. have mg hlrt&are 5acs,aad ny cash,
4: aa7rt y .ur sraT 'a,' 'arnei smash;
:, Ana % ever '!.,'7> '.l ! 1-. ny ,aIc-.e'
~ r. 80 In. - .. :, tt1
kr ,,-. c.v.. ,-r-re ~ -1rh-at-
Fy-I rs-s--. bel: r. va All are done.
Ia ID '-'' i'' .'-- 10 ''''s'' --'' -'''
This Gre s-o77et. AM The :'o-her o. Cove
II So 2are -rara II Is 'y7ress grove;
AHi ar .- ,-- d. '.' .., >'-l'. r.. o., - >~
Aat b- sramt ID N. 30 au lry1red zone,
a. ina; azel, yas-.,t ne G.yns''
An ny uTotAlr keeper Art
thou come TO torment u ueiore our
t.me: Let u alone. As-e say-
ing Of CAIN. tie Dew! anu Jeh.naY!-,
show & common origin. Intelligent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Va Deer VI l.S-l FlShsr
GREAT Britain A Prac.amation is
s.si ty the G5ycruueut declares IL il.
ts-'ign Of maintaining the siricte,t and
ms, inp,r,i4! neutrality between the
Ggveraueu, + IL. United Safes aud Ger
tIia .>'ares syI'.y mem>e'rs, he c,nf5r--
a.- .N.Itc, = -81..virr. /. warls british
:.,i c's, TIA, # they enter tie u.i.l,ary
ss!7.cs - either siir, q JOIN The -LiP- q
vi u transports, OF a,'emp, to =, r.
c-s.'. u Gt ou, vessels for W-r IgTp - n
.-.5,F,ris, OF break, u eLi-4v.r;J 5re-k.
~ blockade .aaflIy or ac'u4.y e-'at-
.,-li, y carry s,,-.,r-. t,-!a'-a=-, =
AZ u4:5ria. c,u'r4tlId q Vlr, t.5ei,lar
i."y, they VII be alb.e 70 a.. the Fel4l-
y q! cg.-.qs=u.s=, and vi j. - a;
:-.s fer.l, sli il L. wise Obtain Try:,c-
g.. finn the GJverumcu:.
WE.HG-We ccslsiau4.iy see 4 notice
t;-- persecution or u0l4st-. trsatnsu,
G; s.ue Lcues: bat i-1or-ut q p=rvlrse
I--.--4,. who has not turned somerset
q '-s Var question a. g4irt.y a. Il,
Lar. have They have been reading
t=:c-. and Bachaaaa's Messages, and
l=z-:fa:.c eiitori4,s, Ec, and heard
s.ss.-zs t.ryears. 4t5u:''S 5g,berrrich,s
- Northern vT5rs, SO mauy just.f-
,-.,-: d! 4ysr; aa4 diSParagenlu:s Of
-,er'y-:ha; they really believe those
;-.c:s sEa 50. They say, as those al.
:,.E....s argued f-w weeks ago. If the
>-2:- I'D Slavery are ryJi, they or-L;
4 's supported Such men should la7e
i...;.a time given them 70 learn tie tue
'laFa:,e- Q. those uuPrinciT.si wirs-Ip.-
.:';, sai ,bey vii! ere .5Dg fad ;ba, the
A.1.ais,rsiioa is right, and the Rebels
r. wong. These di-loyalis,s are - fee
u ,aa: their mere tax can Do 10 harm.
=. :-za:ueu: Of the f=E a5s,r4ct Seces.
:,als:s, North, IS IS unnecessary and
'l:..sa Is it Is for tie S5g;h to mob an!
.1!!ison women, [Or Is it was - shoot
':,' uuofeudins COW at HarPeIs Ferry =
Larson said, il lis day, ".e; such men
iiri as monuments Of tie fac: that error
q opinion may be safely tolerated where
!Ea fFsedou is left to e3mba. it." Bu,
's' al oEeFt acts of treason be punished
ao1s' the law, which is the elory aui
safeguard Of us all.
s1AF LAw.-The Stay Law provides .
~ STAY Of execution OF all judgments !
ana ooE remain uusaii,fcd, or which :
-! De o5iaiuei within SIX months. f,r c
,-7 5ea', provided the defendant i, POS
"a q real estate sufficient to satisfy {
= e''in, oTer aud above all iocumtr4n- :
:. = -l4 the amount exempt by ias; or +
+ i.''i1ed be gives good aud sufficient bail {
s''isiy the Court. The act does no; 9
~ to wages for labor, or to debts con- [
Alter the passage Of the act. il
.eadIng mercantile house 10 Pbilaiel- =
= Nat has always eudeavored to stand
; a slih the South, recently received the
'I' "ius letter from debtor in Louisiana: ;
oar note to you for $40 600, due this
~ vi. not be paid. We have lent the
:. -.as5 to the Confederate States, and you II
- 60 10 -" bI
"AsHISGToS, May 2i-Pos,mas,er
/, ,'si.l Blair bas aaualIei the contract c
'"fying Mails IL tie States poE il T
giant rebellion. i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
PUBLISHED >Eg'-WEEAtI--
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Nad!ng mercantile house 10 Pbilaiel-
f-'' Nat has always eudeayored to stand
a s'ih the South, recently received the
''-'Sins letter from debtor in Louisiana:
oar note to you for $40 600, due this
~ vi. not be paid. We have lent the
9. .asy to the Confederate States, and you
~ 20 10 -"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

-gTae At;-gG,y ucutTl! of Ieuu'a,
: = l.rgi-lc1, las RESCUED LIS OG:e,
.r.-. ~, Ia. csusitorari.us.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

,6-Ta= LADIES' If LeEistur- this uor,
r.,- ..,,-,ch auother tig tcx Of home
M. ,...--., I. their dear boys il Al
Er..TN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

Total. 80, 81 6sS 19st3.I2I IL go 6O3 Sos III
Increase ss compared with 1860. $40 63I a9e
The movement of the banks In the four priuci-
pal cities OF the Union, in which weekly reports
are made, ~ shown by their last statements Is as