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tained that Spain denies that the seizure Of
asn Domingo was In consequence Of her or
de1s or with the knowledge Of her govern.
ment' bnt says che must hayc time and fur
ther Information before deciding what to do.
The Ferejgn Ministers In Washington is
grati1led with the imposing demonstratlons
Of loyalty BY the people for the Union. AL
the Ministers were present at the reception
at Secretary seWard's Inst night
proposals for building machinery for screw
gunhoats. Parties applying for CONTRACTS will
address the Chief Of the Constructing Bureau,
who will furnish them With complete spccltl'
cafions.
4 gentleman Just from LIT. Vernon reports
Washfrgton's tomb undcsecrated:
4 Raleigh despatch IN yesterdays Richmond
Enquirer says there are great re}oic{ngs over
the unanimous yote for accession. One hun
dred guns we're fired In celebration Of the
severance Of the union with the aboltionized
Yankee Government. '~.
4 despateh to the aa1ne paper from Nor.
folk says nearly three Thousand troops were
concentrated at 6ewa1l's Point on the 19ih,
but the Yankee mercenaries didn't return.
"A steamer left Portsmouth under flag Of
truce for the Federal aeet of Old Point fc.r.'
Tying women and children desiring to join
Capt. Hunter, commander Of the Virginia
Navy Yard, reports the Monticello badly dam
aged, SIX men killed aud several badly wound
| ed MOTE gI RKroRTER- R-ThIs 1s news here
| Saturdays Charleston Courier reports the
arrival Of several vessels. The men-ot-war
| have not been aeen. .:
The ship Thomas Watson from New York
arrived at Wilmington, N. c.
;. WASHINGTON, Nay "a The Navy Depart
ment has adopted new and secret system Of
| signals for the use Of vessels IN the aezvice.
| The State Department. will not furnish pass
| ports to citizens Of seeded 8tates, unless
they give ample proof Of loyalty.
|, :. -' tspecial to the Post.l
Efforts are making to keep the New York
Seventh Regiment three months longer in
| service. -. -,~..
tion in the Third (Baltlmoro) Congressional
District, because be wouldn't pledge himself
70 unconditional support of the Government.
, 1861-05-23
NOW READY--Haines' Revised
IN -, ,.-.:. ~. - =,
;. - Township Organisation Laws. -

: coropt,Hon oe Ill The GeasEal d&J q " Sn ssste
ofmnois, rt1aHve e I0WNSAl.. it1a At ftas
iats session q ezs P &
al Fornx. Ih notes, references. eeuResc. :, :,
80 =, Bv Il. n. HAu9as, ~>.-:
AUTHOR or Ha1NEs' TREATIES FOB JUSTICES
49, No9ane. .....'..''''''''''.ff'eet ~" = :.
n An nan orders should be accompanied BY gold
doIhzs d portage stampA No "stumptan" " money.
y :=k- ,.,t:-: sd. B,CookE 4 Co.
ftmvtse: Z ;: -: No Ill Lske fttoet Checsko. III.
"a ;GREAT HrE.-D:.B. COOKE
IN a UOB aKKAT NATIONAL. .KNVR1 0PKst
The combined. tSce q s!ef1 printing nouaa IN ~
s4As ss'4A' 'A*SS b. T. E0QKE 4 co. III Laks It.
, 1861-05-23
The st,sLouIa Volunteers In tho News
,..s:I paper BusIneaa.

LIE Gk AUA13 1CIuQCGa&f ZxA-l
Among other exploits Of Captain Coles
command in their Pot0si campaign Was their
seizure Of the Jde.son County He,a1d, MIS-
erab1e little secession sheet, edited By the no.
torious Sam Raymond. The outside pages Of
the paper had already been struck of and
contained fhe usual amount Of secession filth
Captain Cole took full possession Of the office,
Atntfiedn :Toluntar,m, called the printers out
Of his ranks, got up The editorial, and rushed
the paPef OF tn = hurry. We presents q fem
Of the leading articles:
i. HURRAHi:
The former editor sf biz paper haying most
iugloriously fed fol. parts unknown, It be.
comes our duty to offer the readers Of the
cnn co1scaentious1y take to his tireside, with.
out having his wife md daughters iusnlted by
the low and vulgar: articles which have here
fore appeared In this paper: A.. =.
, 1861-05-23
N&tn'' advertisements.

6. T. 8CRITEN, Adpt1tssiag A9szat, 80 Dedr-
5o7n IT.. u auao+i<ed to rsceire Adrerssesaks for
0is 9ad al H< Leading Hapsrs u kh< Nortastest.
, 1861-05-23

THE MASONIC HARP, contain.
Il icg over 40 0dcs, 4grsns. sengs, &C. With ap-
Ce.emonles ofthu Masonic Fraternity. By ". Chase
60 ccnts. TIE MAsoNIo HAHP AHp Mo4ITuR. contain.
Ing IN addition TO the contents Of the Maaol1c H1p
tho Monitotfa1 Prayers, Charges. E1plsrntons, &C.
pIfce, $le0. Walled postpaid; BY the Publishers,
, 1861-05-23

CHADE AND, ORNAMENTAL
~ TREES, from Michigan, % Young White Or Soft
Maple Trees. and g. ArooE ytG Of Fed cedar be-
and II required, will attend to tha 1ansplanung Of
them, ard will warrant them to lye and do well. Tho
Tries are In my Garden at 235 West IaEa street
DYA13t WILLIAM 1{AETIE,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
The EseauiIsGi Ciiy.

Bcauiifli E.nu. built Above,
Essu'.fI. crts that | love.
Er4ut -ti-s ui faa.is white.
I-su-r.4. t.tar .--'sHi IT, ll-Lt.
He vii. vss s.Hiu on Calvary
cl+u- ttD-e T-zIIy gates to Iaa.
r-sut' nj hervar. vh--- a.l is iiEht,
E~su'ifai au-ris y.s't-,i N whi'e,
I-l.lt Ca .--aiu, ttat nrrrr tire.
BeAat.:I. h.Ti :'rHu-7 81. %" -l0ir.
Tf-r' -n>b ! Join rrc chorus sweei,
Nor-EiTins IL tFe SAv!rT- ;eyt.
B-lDt;'H! -rswn. on every brow,
I-au'.tul palm. the ruu., ,u-rHr- show,
Eeauri;c y h-> the r-r-pll.L WeGr,
l-.sUtItui all vlo sri-r there.
tn h.T 7 T7r--vrfb eager f-rt,
1t-rr shall F1y Ir-t y long aud sweet
r~suriful ttr,7a fi- Christ our King,
E-auts'gi SONGS the surr!- sing.
B.a.tif1I r--'. ail waut--ings cease,
E-arufnl home az perfect pace.
TE-r, shall wY eyes tIs. -lsiar 500
Fs-tr Co. TIN. heavenly home Nth re.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
PJgl,SHyD >Eui.wEEklY--
TnpSlav Morning & Friday Afternoon.

lF-Tno~,s H.rrs, Of Union county, mas
been appointed Register in the sorTeyor
oface. Philadelphia. al salary Of $40" rer
year-a very pretty position. We. bestowed
The Sunburv imericqn states that CHARLIs
NH.ll. Of LewIsburg formerly OF Sanonry
and Pou,y.lje) is appointed Deputy Surveyor
. the Porr Of Philai. A. an old TyPo. ami
=, active and eiiicien; Republican, Mr. Hal
!, deserving Of the honor.
Dr. Roman B MCor, one o' the 'no>'
accomplished citizens of N'r'hum6er'and' has
,ecsiyed a professional position IN the army
which. II Is SAID, Will call him 10 Fortress
Monroe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
Union County 5. S. Convention.


The third annual meeting Of this
body. at New Berlin. 81 inst, opened
with reading Tim. 18th chap. by the
Presilent-Singing-au1 PRAYER by
Rcv.F.C .C.iIoGman. CHARLES E.UAUs
was appointed Secretary. All friends
OF the cause present were invited 10
sit as members of the Convention.
Messrs. Hoffman, B. ". .Thompson.T.
CrUrmillcr. +. Hrrsh. and |. Slcukcr,
were appointed to nominate Officers
for the ensuing year. Their Rcpor!
was adopted, as follows:
Pre>iteni-.BS SWINEFORD.
Pec'g Sec'y-lsYss ". SANDS.
tor'g Ssc'y-D. HfcKESn"ES.
|ice ire>iien'S-sh Schoct. in =. Barber.
in D!eGenter.er, Hy K Sanders. sam Swensel.
rlSTaIcr SECRETARIES.
Solomon Ni..er. IIartley-Crri.;i,n Dale Iisrr-
George ?. kuut~, Lr-i--I. i5v5n Herr. NiG..ubu5--
Lewis sraH-i.r, L:ur-t a~-L-p', l. E..s..-. -,~
EoTIn-J0au lrsn-rau. Uu1u-Ioln 4 Gar..y lit
Iudi.~-Chr.,'ian '. Gunty les shurs-.al.irs Law
'on' Aeiiy-i'1i-Ft cauior, Whit Der.
In the afternoon session. the follow
ing topics were considered
What the le,t pan fr es,4si-tinr 'ra kec7ns up
Whs; r~a". s!.oaid b smpoy ed to isu. a.r .cl5
'T, r, '@ia ~,, ,laa rlss :. s5a.s, , e ,,,-. -.,i,
saouli r,r,p;. sul rn-ras-'' Of ehufele, Centrally
sa5a un-oa1-r, person. be appointed a. teacher.
u wa ish a,E.5 5Tl1a,, iS,j.. h.,., .,,,,., such.
lid, 'ta.o' giving 'us:rgct.n on sabbath dsv''
s.ts,sa schools ''''' w. " 80
our I >f = 's -1. , Plea q Charitable eon'i'0'A' IN
Sa.nll 10 - .or'. he G,ic 70 '''opFas- tie
10 should l.,sa-l. be ,r-r~i in s-l';;;A -.hcal,.
tiiar. ' s,, s ,Ii i.9-5-, 1',' Pc "''' AMI e@''-
l- Hns an e h', s.-i .l ,'c srcs' c'j-o' cf Sab
on ,I.or..a.a-,;aa CO ~.
:, ,r ''.0 4IIttoi'' : o'.' a. VI WI
"a i 40 .,,-9 C''-iLI LI i'.'I eu
. .n 49, - I'''y' ~ ;I,, -.iG'-, =, ~ I
- '''o- ~ M - III. 49, -
.'+' =, u. '''.''- 80 d. :.'I .'''''' -
:" d 60 IT, Oo't q ,ii'3 "''" 'A' ~
anu ''i'I1' I" anu .H't' G'"I.- '.eA' III
,. lie WIN .tt,' pl;'Ie '.'e o"Atay on
N"Ich 'he 1cHmoi opened. SaihUGI
"gnS'e I'. ana / foi' '1".>a''ilh mace
aadluoaai remarks aH'II'hE ruhctHal
a,'g"udhce IN new Sehoo,>' Tor tiiie
d i0''- ! % 'a' .'-cu 'e"OiicIS III '-1CE
7enpols jlce"': -,
~ OH me "a 'oP'c; ',ro,'I. ttr' ~, "
" .. 4e"' . 'iloF 'Nt"tF ana d. .blt "t'
55P'Ac' - 7'e!l4uc cal'aSS'hS from
mousse 10 mouse l'r siE'lafS' ana Il
uteP anu 'F"e !o'e ior 'Ae No'k IN itS
tc'"''oH 10 'Ne OeSI interests oi nHHE-
!N5 Souls, were urged as the means 70
increase ihe IeE!P'ol's o. 'Ae UcheAls
VI - - .'!s'I uCI!oH-
The 81 tonic elected remarks from
NessrS. .HeckcuIoru. SIenker.IIoH'man.
IIaus, SasSaman, Bcy.A.B. Casper and
SwiucforI. All confessed the p~acti-
cal difficulty Of the retention Of older
scholars, as well as It's dc,irabIeuc,s.
The aid Of the Holy Spirit TO make
them love the study OF the Scriptures.
was the surest means. Advancing the
grade ana capacity OF their teachers,
ulNeF>lINinr ana charging the range
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

MesSrS. Ei,'rs-The time IS approaching
when We are % make cha'cs Of a person 10
fl the gfi-e { Associate Judge. | know IF
10 one bs.tsr qualified for ina; position than
The Hon. JAMES MARSHALL. of White
Deer. lie served u N that capacity one
term. 20 hrs cred, and to the honor Of the
county. would therefore cheeriuiIv recon-
meut MIN TO the co1>i teraricn Of the voters.
J-a-l,. 4 VOTER OF WEST ECFFAL0E.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

Fellow C..zzrS-I take his method to offer
myself as cau5. .ia-e .cr ne Cfiice Of Sheriff.
a. the next elec:.oL-sut5sc 5sc: 10 the decision
O.; the Republican Convention. Il ! am NOM
mated and elected. pledge myself 10 fulfil
the duties of the c1Hce iauhiuIly and 10 the best
u my ability. WEIELER ROLAND.
D4iT4,Oc II. Jane :, l-6I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

T The INDEPENDENT Voters q Union coun-
~: i; tae solicitation of Z number Of nv
friends. irrespective of parry. cfer myself
g an lqfVs7i.1' Ca1didets irr the Office Of
SherG oi Iu.gH ccaH'y; promising. If elect
e.. o. schar-s he tuaes Cl the otI!ce faith
f1 :. and o. The res: OF my ability.
L-v.-aL-- JcE- =. IsrI. CHARLES T UEss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

DearCh-ar .c.r-Nsnv voters Of our districs
wau 9 gladly aar Mr.. JOHN NOLL as 4 cam
d,.i.;e "a the fed t-E C~s.Eyy CcmmIssiuner.
lie IS ! ---t MAJ iJr the Office
East BUFTaIos
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

Fellow CHzsrs Of Union cnun'y-I an .
car +,5a'e for res 'eC'ioH 10 the Office Of Asso-
cate Jui-s-su.. .scj 10 The selection Of Tho
Jul-a Cuuyen..-a O.: Aug. 81. Ii nominated
and e.-c,ei. ! will enIeayor 10 serve with
imYa9ua..ry All Ele.'v-
JOHN ". SINONTON
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

Cecil county, Nd, recently held an
election for Delegates, when M'Iu;ire,
Union, received $3.50 votes, and o. g.
Kidd, Secession, had only l72 Cecil
county adj 'ins Lancaster and Chester, P.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
Pay I'D in Sessoni

DEPSONS desiring To SAVE FIVE PER
| CENT.ca raair STATE TINES can DO
s. hv paying ,.e same ~ Moltay The l5.h Of
oi J.'v. ls5l. AieT that they can not have
the be st;t %. tia; rrlrct.7n-a1d INTEREST
VIII be charget on sums due from that date.
ROBERT II. LAIRD. Treas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

/TEILI NAE-E-rpTS. -ni almost sr-r--sing
b--ri --e tas e--s- pe-ts-1i-l 5y that u-t pof-
a. r r-l-a.y tl- A--1I.S Es-s ~. prepared by Dr. o.
TEEv- !-o-y- IL Csusuur riar.. B.oncai;is, Ash.
rs Nerv-ls Co-s 1'rt-- Cru -i-, lot-, Liver Com
!a.1t- Fertilization t.e Heart, etc rs i
Eel IS ta s-EVr-- u- .=u.sal Trs-.t-. alike graf
is .-- q 'saf- a-% t-si- friends. The invisorstns
y 9a-tss 80 y fh- -s-Isy ? .Is.r. p~ruli-r
2. -Es r-.lr alone 10 L- c4-H 1l in val Is sufs-rrs
--s r-rt -.r. a.. l.a- Eua a~n Ea1-r the bead of
' -Hrl. Irs-E AL rL -arTfl ry great snzuCr Ut
-H4 - -..Hn -rs u--v- svs--lu. and s1rp1i'y and
q - tr- T-a n--tas, IF '.-rt- = relieve tbs
-H--sr s'4 DH-s t.'.1-s sad Iu-FI-- Lin With lss
--- rar-sstl -Esr-y. it fH-f-S the bod. restores
waste --- an 20 q Il 20 time --usvat-s the euiirs
.-.r Ria; can 20 lcu-a- md th3ii in thu
81 9t.14. t- deH--- "a Of th.- remarkable remedy
nav ta 1rl IN The -al t'--. heb vii he given 10
th0-a t1 Apply ~ t-- l1--ars s-sut- The Ac.ciAN
Et,i j. -n. % = lr- l-r-- rot;- by }. BAKER co.
= ..lr-. .e A. Lts. hst O. thT-e who o,-ct par
chasing E. .1-- -la-.T. trial o. IT, EsIssv. snail
rT-. .sr ~ slm-ll bottles. rr~- - cents. each viii
te =-!, 20 hat al uay have tie Opportunity of y
ts-a-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11


t:"Ii 'lt q .l."e1 ,i,'.i - " u ","'
u.i5 ~, ~ Nl. IIi7 XII ,'"Ie' ng 10
- 3 - 1 'n'e r,J oIli-'i''''-N'i 'iiel'' VIII one
10 ns,o,-oo.oi,. oS Ur' 80 ,.h;1o ,1.;.n,.- IL
-, ,-' 49,, -'.'. '.'".' =: 'u-,: w
~ - - - 'iJ '.Ltigi' LJI VI ''s .H!l'.I ii i.oi,
-" 49, - - 'toIo. .:tI - .t' 49,
c". CI.p. : a "a. =. 'o,'.Ii ,!l! I-o. VI
'.'I IL -'''i ~ nv .' II. i'.I :
9 a'i- '.'"1 - 80 :, ANY r.i ,tHi.ui '''s
ia ~ a S;1. ;,'o o o''u - ~, 49, -. ~, '.'"l
h,n,on ~ uJ. Ia v,P, Lv, 'I' L',s,'''es o.
,La IT, ~ II III - --gs ~, ,' '.'e
- a. orI -rLa.o ;n1..', ,'' ''','. - g,
c,I.aboads 70 rccoyJa5 ;r.,; ,;nn
for o,,r oyo.n,,io - - - -
W. orn intn.,5 - .o,ol ,,ror H.,
"c,ccol;,,. -, .',."r, ."r,'- - ,la ~ n;
,-;no nroI.:7.f.;1r - -. IT,. III ~ -
sacsting with ,nrnoso % =, 'i,2 ininro ~,' ono. a.
,Eor r,iSsI,, ~ .;,i.rr. ',e";, -, 1(c ,''o
- ,Ia .r.,L or tio oiral.a.;l- oo' ~
,rrir I.cach of ,ro Cl-,,,-i.-o". -.o,', -.
,, ,,,, - 80 p:,I,.aI I;a
TIo ,,,,,r - ,tn ',, ,,-,. 1.y'o ~ IS g ,., az,
person in every acts the criterion
with the IarllIihle niscerDcr.
Let Us apply these general truths to
so,,'o ,,-.,;l.ii,i-. -, - - ''-- -
For soma ,,1,..Iy 49,. :. lo-I,o.
moro ~ les Ill ", ,,,io"t :, 49, ,o, ol'
vation. that every member OF our last
State Legislature who voted for the
two Railroad grants. was guilty of
being BaHED-a foul crime. for vlicl.
both tcmptcr and tempted should SUI
tcr-but for which not a particle Of
PROOF is offered There is not only
no proof that any particular man was
bought" but there Is not a Shred OF
evidence that any one was ATTEMPTED
TO be corrup,iy Influenced.
The SUSPICION that there MIGHT he
improper appliances, proves nothing.
mere were cohsiderations OF public
policy uTgcd-ihere was previous
selection oil Legislators. anu marshall
ing OF forces ior the cAd-oy winch
the TWO companies AaI majority oI
each party IN cacA branch from the
outset. No'A.Ag put the ihdlGnaht
protests ol siccpiur people could
have altered the result.
While therefore we as heartily dis
approve the policy Of the Acts in con-
s.derat;on as any OF those who made
no efforts to stop them, We can not as
honest men Join them in dcnouncing-
without proo!-such men as ANDREW
GEEGG, ". Cook DCHcAN, THOMAS
HAYES, FRANELiS BJCN2, GoEpoH,
ARMSTRONG, &C., as covered wiki the
moral guilt OF pcriury by selling their
Y9'es ,r' tho people > trnSt-ior gold
l Acse men : 3oo' TcPu!a''oa' are are as
precious 10 'hcm as lie iiseA' 1 Aou
s"a-' NoI oelE Il; 4aisc witness against
;ny HeIsnooT / lA'sA 'Acm as YOU
legally may ior their errors OF head.
to assume the Almiyiitr's provocative
OF iqdging mems motives.
Another gross violation Of a right
cous commandment is involved in the
outcrv against the individuals compo-
sing the State Administration. They
are accused of imposing upon their
own neighbors. friends and relatives
the volun;eers-rotten meat, aHd clo-
1911 I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

The Division Of L. S. troops under 6 en-.
Thomas have advanced from Chambers
burg to GreeIcasile, on the borders OF
Maryland, on their way for Hagerstown,
probably. 1t is thought Con Mcclellan
has got as far east as Cumberland, in Ma.
rylaui The Rebels are destroying valu-
sble Bridges as they abandon them on
their way in to Harper's Ferry.
The monster "Union' gun, weighing
- goo pounds, fell overheard in the Bal
timore harbor, and is ten feet below water
About $50 Zouaves, who had strayed
away from Fort Monroe, it was though;
were lost, but they returned with some
trophies.
The rebels lost thirty killed a. the
Fairfax c II. encounter.
Tie printers in the 9th Penn'a Reg't
haze started L. S. newspaper at Alex
anGria.
Tennessee votes Secession as "a. as
heard from, in the West and larger towns.
The death Of Ex-senator Joseph Lane,
Of Oregon, from the effects of ball 10
his breast, Is anticipated. How lie re-
ceived the wound, is not stated.
Gen. Harvey at ST. Louis, and Gen.
Cadwslader at Baltimore, had SO far lost
the coOfIence OF the most earnest friends
Of the Government, thatthey are sDperce-
ded-,be former BY Gen. Nathaniel i.yov
AID the latter By Gen. james Coz
late L. s. Senator from Pennsylvay
Laies, foreign advices look ia World
be to the Coufederates. Tin, Of 90.
has heard of the grand Ministers &c.
freemen, aud pitt of our people,
begin to show the r by Col. Kelly was
The ball recs vas virtually over, BY
fired after then assassin at heart.
a Secession
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

From Hartlcton Boro'. and Union
and White Deer Tps. no information.
1t was suggested that next year Cin
case his Dist. Sec. did not call for a
Report in good season. each Superin-
tendent or Secretary report direct to
the Corresponding Secretary.
HARTLEToS was fixed upon as the
place for the next meeting, at the call
of the Pres. and Cor. Sec.-.o conti
nue. in session two days-and renew
the topics of consideration proposed
for the present session.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

Ness-s. Editors: As ! see the name Of oue
OF yo0r ciGzeLs, EA>ha S,raU5. pu5iised as
a cam. date I1r he Oii.ce oi Sheriff. subject
TO The Republican noniua:.an and as feel
SauSdsi III, IT vii give satisfaction 70 a good
many voters cf Eas; BCia,Je, ! would there
fore recommend h,D.
May, yy-E- OF EAST BCFFALOE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
SSItfu,

z. ~.a-z and L.su-fs
Nrs- Milton, set at. WILLIE u. son Of 3. anil
sarah flr.. a-.I = g-.-- sri months
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11
ICorre9I icuce q lie star { Chr0nlc1c1
MIFFLINBURG, June 10, 1cGl.

Last Saturday our town locked quite
warIike The Cameron Infaltry,' Capt.
Chambers, Paraied-stout and hardy fel
lows, locking bold as lions; but, as they
have 10 arms, they are not considered
dangerous. Your readers will remember
that on the l9.h Of April last-,he day Of
Loxiugton-tbeir guns went OF $50 fght
the way through Baltimore" l can but
wish the Company were again supplied
with arms. The "Driasbach Guards
Capt. Youngman, also paraded-they car
riei wooded guns, and made fine appear
auce. The Mrs. Lincoln Guards" also
met f7r target practice; some Of cur ladies
are becoming quite expeT; in the use Of
the Th,
Rev J. c. Bucher, Pastor Of the Ger.
man Reformed Church, yesterday handed
in bis rcsignatiou-to take effect on the
lst Of July. ELMER.
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To the People ot Union County. am a
calL.la:e f,TIaa cl..cc Of SHer.t. Of this coun-
~ Sut yecl TO the decision oi Iae Republican
Union nom .nailoa, n the 81 of August next.
Kelly - N1v -. Isl. J. v. KAUFMAN.
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LeWisbuTg GTeys.

az "
1D'' q Home Guard.
~ -. ,-..,;-,,;., spb.
pu' ~ " st. - rrrroer, .i.her
!''' l - J.. 6-ii,ad
NO" ..,,n ,,r;,,rr.5 f,r active
M. 80 u.as selection Of
-, 1e;.,..
C.,..;n I,cor vryr,RT
l., Liru,-G,ar,e Merrill.
~ Licu,-S. " Murray.
1t Sergean'-J o-lah Nelly.
- eers =" m IL. :, ISg,O'.' .'I
81 oiS fI w. n r.,ii,u
r7.r.I-J.s h Ross.
- r.rrr,-J. Frank. Bsale.
81 C,rpi-Thos Strickland d.
In CgrP'i-Pe'er y. G'n'er.
The Company meet for drill Iu2s1hy
aui Sai1rily eTen'ng-, at = o'c'oek-at
the Arm'ry in Chamo-r.l'.'s Block. Per
sons de,iriuC to 10, t'r permanent dE1!I'
ing, are invited 10 Apply.
49,, 80. .u...s t.s.r.,.a,
u.I
., .tr-,.
Ing to pull down xUr.l,ess aud harmless
rag, pushed on, be could have captured
the armed Secession force Just going out.
The exploit Of Capt TomI kins, at Fairfax
9 II ,-ovar,e6 the intended attack unou
49,. a.r O,s b,.,cb of opr
80.
i'c3' d H''''if'' l0@''''
few moments too carly made al a'afm oy
which the enemy mostly escaped the snare
which had been laid for them all. Keep
,,oI boys, and ba na,;eD,
60 ..I,s bo ,,rr
said Only ha,sa dav. with the lyss to Us
ola few thousand men; hut give me a
few weeks. it would r,q ire little If any
s,crifce Of blood on our siie-aui his
last advice was rracticsd upon, successful
". And now, it i n, wise to doubt the
humanity aud strength Of his policy,
which mas seem "s,ow'' TO some Of our
"fast," war-vorn veterans.
-, D. r., IT,
Charleston Courier thus lays dcwa the
War programme Of the Rebels:
':Bu,, ia the meantime, We have much
to do. We shall be nccess''atea 10 "nip
.Aem' souoaly-'o Wn;. puFp ,s" - ,1r' .;,n
'o"n s..n 3 mn. wa vi
t,r. - c-fn,ro ,bair c,rpmrr,s with mi.
v,,ecrs. burn their factories, anl reduce
them to the condition Of begging for peace
.u r;L..,aa n-,t 80
:. rs lave bason,b,"
1Slne Associate Juis's ana o'fn'H s.
sIoners for Union county met at the Com
missoners' office on Friday last, uuder the
Law for aiding the needy Families Of ab.
ss,, voIr,,acrs Ton f,ri,ies vcra mo
'i-tA iyi. III ~ -'o '1b -'''c Ann So" ~
sixteen dOl!ars per month, The Board Of
Relief meets again on the .o'h OF July,
VIXEN those desiring aid should have their
APPLICATIONS in readiness.
'AR1ATIoNs,-Some Of the Penn a VOL
un'eers' shoes were said to have pine sha-
wings for bottoms, aud would last but
asynrtxo But a corres,ondeut Of the
'sisey Shore 'edette says "'s shoes ~e'en
about ten pounds, have soies two inches
thick, aud are intended to last about three
v.,rs' Probablv "lbe truth lies between
extremes"
ORR VOLUNTEERS business letter
p, N,...oLr.o,,. s,rs.
"on uiiue'ou' -iaeS1oD'se''s' s'1s
patriotism, and the patience, under rriva-
uops Of tIe Plsrsyicania froops with the
inquest animation II tue reoe's F'sN
'4' SOIL as reported 'hey win "hu '1e''
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Yours, &c, JOSEPH.

Ey-Our last letters from Washington
say that the ith Regiment is now re-uui-
formed, and tia. they look as well and
feel as proud as any Regiment in service.
Chaplain N'D4nie! is serving very ac-
CcP'ably AMI usetlily as Postmaster to
the Regiment.
They have q good deal Of fun iu camp
reading the sensation" news in the Phlla
Inquirer and other papers-accoun;s Of
battles never fought and victories never
won, except By pen and ink,
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Te'l1w C,tzeus-I ciTsr rnvseIf as a Union
candidate for the Office Of SheriI. subject To
the Union County Culrcc:!0a. |! | am nom-
mated ant elected I Will discharge the duties
Of the oiIce faithful Is and with The hest Of my
ability. Yours ;ru.y. G.LROHLAND.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

Not reported ~ the District Sec-sta--
4Hai''-i nnI Frr.hyt-rlan schos rep 10 Dis Sec
-i-0 schools in this T0wnship DO. reported.
.h- Method Eris- : hooi vss closed las, Fall
Inn, --L-.-. IL. IL.