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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Union County Court Proclamation
the Hon. AB'M S.WlLSON.
w President Judge for the 2Oih Judicial

WHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.WlLSON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties OF Union, II IN and Snyder, and
JSu WSIunNTov and JuHS WALLS EsqS, ,ASSo-
cIaie Judges in Union county. have issued their
precept, bearing date the 2lst day Of Sept.
1861. and to me directed. for the holding OF an
Orphans CoUri, Court Of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions.
at LEWlSBURG, for the coUnly Of UNION,
on the Third Monday Of December, (5eing the
iSth day) 1861, and 10 continue one week,
NoIlce IS therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner Justices Of the Peace and Con>tahieS IN
and for the county of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records. inquI-
Sitions, examinations and other rememhrances
TO DO those things which of their Offices and IN
their behalf appertaE TO be DONE and all Wit
neSses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending. and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be puuctual in
their attendance at the appointed time asreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
IN 5 Office m Lewi>burg the llth dav of
November. AID 1861, AMI the seth year of the
Independence of the United States of Amerl-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth,
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Shcrid
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Beaufort and Port ROYAL.

Port Royal already has history full OF
romance. It was one Of the first points
touched in North America. Here, three
hundred years ago, (l5G2) the French,
under Ribault, endcayerei to establish
colony, who, says Bancroft, "came upon
Port Royal entrance, which seemed the
outlet of magnificent river. The greatest
ships of France and the argosies of Venice
could ride securely in the deep water Of
the harbor." Twenty-six composed the
party which was to keep possession Of the
continent. Fort Charles, the Carolina,
called in honor Of Charles y. Of France,
gave the name to the country. The colony
perished, though the name remained. The
present Beaufort was founded in 100.
Hewatt, in his Carolina, printed in 100,
says of Port Royal, "the whole royal navy
might ride with safety in Port Royal har-
Dor. Its situation renders it an excellent
station for squadron Of ships in time of
war" Itwas taken, also, many years ago,
by a French y Commander, Dupont
the same name as that of the Union Com
modOro who has just taken i: BY victory
almost unegualled iu courage and escape
from loss BY the conquerors. 1t would
not be strange if in this region town
should be started which would rival and
degrade those rebel hot beds, Savannah
and Charleston. They have rebelled to
obtain commercial supremacy-punish-
ing them in this manner would be the
most appropriate and lasting of any way.
They have long "spiled for fsht"-give
them enough of it for one generation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
A Dose for MARYLAND Traitors.

The Baltimore Clipper prints the act OF
HI, which; provided for punlshing by
death any person who should be found
taking up arms in the State Of MaryIan
against the United States, and irhctiug
other penalties upon toryism in its various
forms Of resistance to the Government,
This act, modified to suit the present case,
will probably be passed by the Maryland
Legislature, just chosen. There will be
tut few weak-kneed gentlemenin the mex,
Legislature Among other acts which the
Legislature is called upon to pass are the
following:
|. Devotins five millions of dollars in
aid Of the Federal Government for putting
down the rebellion, and formal tender.
ing of Narylapd's quota Of volunteers for
the war.
=. The restoration of the laws contisca-
ting the property of the rebels and insur-
gents, who have fed to Secessia, or who
took up arms in the 10Th of April rebel
lion.
5. Repeal of the law forbilding eman-
cipa,ion o. slaves by last will and tes,a-
ments.
4. Such alteration in the acts concern
ing the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, and
its Washington branch, as will forever cz-
clude Secessionists from any share in It's
management hereafter.
5. Vaca,ing the seat of the Rebel U.
S. Senator, James II. Pearce, and putting
Reverdy johnson in his place.
The Baltimore correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes:
"Thess and other kindred measures, |
am glad to learn are predetermined on.
And so, too, are changes iu the Cousti'u-
ton, looking to the establishment Of re-
presentation upon the basis Of population,
to the early abolition Of slavery in the
State, and the Abandonment Of an elective
judiciary. The war will inevitably lead
to many other radical and desirable chang
es in our form of government, and the
temper of the new Legislature is just such
as to insure them"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2S


While in Baltimore, took peep at
Federal Hill, and at Fort VI llenry-saw
their huge guns pointing at the City from
every direction-and have now no doubt,
that, if that City were to get any ways
rebellious,i it would not take long to reduce
it to ashesl
When | arose from sleep yesterday
morning, our boat was within sight Of this
place. Twenty or twenty-five vessels were
lying off, aud as two were loaded with SOL
diers began to think was too late; but
the soldiers had Just arrived, and the other
ships composed the blockading feet. AS
we stopped, met the new Sutler Of our
Regiment (the first having been turned
off for his extortions,) who conducted me
to the camp, | saw enough Of the For:-
ress to know that it is very large. We are
about mile from it. There is an oyster
bed beside US, from we see oysters taken
daily. The climate is much warmer than
that of Uuion county. We are kept bu-
sicr than formerly, playing. The boys
are well, in good spirits, and delighted with
the idea of ,iug South, but We don't know
when We Will leave. W b.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Issue List for Dee. Court.

Hannah Hummel VS. Daniel Reng,er
= MCarty Tate VS. VIM Brohst
3 VIM Secbold VS. Saml & Wilt
4 RU Bowes for Slee. VS. John Locke
5 Ralph Drty VS. Henry Mason
Matilda Krick VS. Martin ID Reed
Joseph Lyon VS. John Paul
G and y Jodon VS. J Miller and G Hoover
In Miller assignee &c VS. b JodonS Ezrs
10 Rachel Speese &c VS. Charles Speese
Ii Kline's Adms VS. A Guielius
Is 5 D Munson VS. l. Palmers Admrs
l3 Charles Mensch VS. Birkinblne Il Mears
II Amos Barger VS. John Rishels Exrs
Is John Winters VS. A Croizer
I6 Marg Myers VS. NJ Homig
IL Arv Clark admr VS. Church & M'Michael
is III Duckett end Tbs &c VS. ] 4 Young
10 Jacob RechIy VS. Lewishurg Bank
20 ChaS Weikel VS. Philip Weikel
p James Arnold VS. Frck, Blllmyer 4 Go
=: ; q Evans for Walls VS. w Hayes
% y Menschs Exrs VS. Ycungman Il Walter
- Geddes Marsh & Co VS. L Palmer's Admr
- Com. suc. Bowman VS. Albright 4 Ranck
26 Mary Beckley VS. W Deoblsr & Baum
u Timothy Rose VS. Church * MMlchael
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Thirty Seventh Congress.

Senator Rice (Minn.) asked leave to
record his vote in favor Of the expulsion
of Breckinridge.
Seuator Trumbull Oll) introduced a
bill for the coDfscation Of slaves held as
property by Rebels in arms, and looking
for the further encouragement Of colOred
persons wishing to colonizc.
Senator Salisbury (Del) moved for the
appointment of Pierce, Pugh, and others
who had encouraged the Rebels for ten
years past, to "compromise"
The House adopted resolutions approx
ing of Capt Wilkes capture Of the Ecbel
emissaries, Mason aud Slidell, and that
the latter should receive the same treat
mcut as Colonies Corcoran and Woods,
Uniou officers now in captivity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
--latest News

New YORK, Dec. 6-We learn by the
Vanderbilt that the 10Th New York Reg
pushed out within 30 miles Of Charleston,
captured three batteries, and spiked their
guns. Much cotton was found ready for
shipment, bu. some planters were burning
it. About 1000 contrabahds were around
the Forts, and others coming in.
Lieut.. Col. Reynolds is appointed resi-
dent agent at Port Royal, S G.
Some Of the late slaves are picking the
wasting cotton, At 8 to cts per pound,
and the soldiers use some Of the best cot
ton for bedding-the "nasty Yankees !"
o, King Cotton fallen-fallen!
Gen. Prentiss, at St. Louis, calls upon
the Secessionists to take the oath or work
in the entrenchments.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
NOTICE I!

TAN Collectors will bear In mind that the
wear IL drawing to a close, and II is very
desirable that all demands may be promptly
met. We hope that every reasonable effort
will be made BY the Collectors and Tax-Pay-
ers BY DEC. TERM TO enable us 10 do so.
All properties upon which the taxes can no,
be collected, must be entered up by LIST Jan'y,
as after that time IL will not be lien on said
properties.
BY order of the Commissioners:
ROBERT II. LAIRD. Treas.
NIB. Collectors must apply for their Exo-
perationS at Dec. Term.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-
" cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Registers
Office at LewIsburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for coEir-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court
10 be held at LEWISBURG, for the County Of
Union. on the third Friday of DECEMBER
next, being the 2Olh day Of said month, VIZ:
The account Of John Reber, decd, who
was Guardian of SusannGh Shoemaker, MI
nor. as presented by his Administrators.
The account Of Daniel Ludwig. dec d,
vino was Administrator Of Catherine Lrid,rig,
deed. as presented by his Executor, Robert
Candor.
3 The final account Of George Long, Ad-
minis'rator of Mary Kline, late Of the borough
Of Mlfilnhurg. deed.
The account of J. JM.C.Rancl, Admins
TRAITOR OF Elias Dreisbach, late Of Buiialoe town
ship. deed.
5 The final accoun; OF Jesse VI. Walter and
David Gross. Administrators Of Samuel Wal
,ers, late Of Union township, decd.
6 The account Of Joseph kleckner, Ad-
mini>trator of JJnN Stimmsl, late OF New
Berlin. deed.
The account Of Jacob Hafer, Guardian
Of Caiiar,ne StaAi, minor child of Adam
Stahl. deed.
The account Of Julia Ann Ross, Admin
isrratrix Of Janres T. Ross, late of Lewisourg,
decd.
GEORGE MERRILL, Register
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Nov. -, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
The First Battle in Tennessee.
UNION VICTORY.

WING BRowNLow is a preacher Of the
Methodist denomination, of good character
aud ability, whose eccentric yet patriotic
utrerances for several years past engaged
public attention. II edited the ha2rcWe
Wig, an influential Whis organ, until
Slavery destroyed that party, since which
time it has most manfully battled all the
Dsuniou and Secession plots and schemes.
His was the last paper in that State to fly
the Union Fag-in which he expressed
the sentiments of 20,0UC majority Of the
people Of East Tennessee. But as that
region was overruu by Secession armies
from abroad, his paper was suppressed BY
force. They attempted, also, to imprisou
Brownlow, but be escaped into the noun
tains, and as he was for time not heard
from the Rebels begun to hope that he
was completely crushed out.
1t appears, however, by the Memphis
papers, that, on the lst inst, Browulow
suideuly appeared, iu command Of 5000
troops, aud attacked and routed i Seces-
sion force at Norristown, a village about
10 miles above Knoxville, on the railway.
The particulars Of the fight, as to numbers
engaged, and losses, are not stuted-but
the Rebels confess they had many killed,
aud designate the battle the first Union
victory ~ As Brownlow made the attack,
at au important station on the only Rail
way in the long Cumberland Valley Gap,
it is heavy blow at the Rebels, and We
may hope was not struck without assuran-
ccs Of CO operation ard support If that
great thoroughfare between the Southwest
aud Virginia could be shut up, i. would
be of much benefit to the Union cause.
Success 10 the efforts of Parson Brown
low and bis ueighbors to expel the invad-
ers of their soil and their rights, and rear
again the good old hlg-Uuion X Liberty.
sa-J. & A. Frederick of Dnffaloe Val
ley, started, yesterday, some "Christmas
Beef" they have fed this fall, BY Railway
to James Jiffkins & Son, Scranton. The
"insec,s" numbered five, and weighed as
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
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liver COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAtNnlCE,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease of the hiinrJs.
ami all Diseases ari-ing IT. N disofs-Tti
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CCU as Constira ton Inward Plies Tuln~ss or Eloof
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burn Disgust 0r Food fulu~s> or weight IN The stnh
srh sour Eructations sinking Fluttrrin- at The ft
of Tho stomach. swimming of the H""t Hurried ana
pfS u Breathing tluttrrins at thr Heart OF
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Of Vision Dot Webs befcr. the sight. Fever an pst
Pain in The Heat Deficiency prrSpirarinn lellown--s
If the skin Eyes, Pain in the Sif". Rack Chest
Limbs B. sudden F1ushes of Heat, Burning in the
Frsh. Constant Imaginines Of Evil and sI,s, psp,.s
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NEE. BILIOUS FEVER &c.
The p-5frirtor in calling the attention Of the public
to this preparation. does 50 with teens oi the
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is nonew and uptriri article, b1t that has stood
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p. and i;s reputation and sale uurivaed BY -nv
similar .xtant The testimony IN its f,vor
given ~ the most prominent and wssnown fhy-icsns
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av hv the proprrtor aud to he had gratis of any Of
their SCENTS but satisfy the most ssep'cs thse
this remedy really deserving the great eeeeEit, 1t has
obtained
From Newton Brown. D. D Editor Of the Eneycicpe
dia Of Religious Knowl dge)
Although disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines general through distrust OF their insrrS
ens and ELECTS vet know Of no sufficient .hy
q may testify the benefit he believes ne hss
70 have received from sny simple Preparation 70 IN"
hope that may thus contribute to the benefit OF
DO this the more readily in regsrd TO 'hcoThhu>
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. e Nj Jackson, o tEs
eity, because eiudced against I'm Tor y%sI.
unr m. in,rression That thew chiefly ALCOHOLICS
mixture lam indebted tony tr!end Eob'rt sho"hsstF
Fsl for the removal cf this preludee ~ proper
and for snrourarrnent try them, wher suuerhs II N
great and long continued debility The use o. three uo
ties of these Btters the beginning OF the rFssat
wear was followed by evident relief and r-stora''on to =
a-r ~ bodily and mental vigor which bad not fsls
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m. to the use Of them. j. NhHION hho"S-
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Wanted-a Wife!

4 YOUNG MAN who mas just reached the
\ mature age of twenty-one, OF prePosSes-
sing appearance. and who is strleti. neral
and religious in all his habits, Is des,rouS "i
becoming acquainted with some ood Hooking.
alectionate and amiablc Young Lady. She
must write a good hand, take good Loaf ct
bread. and be able TO get as good dinner az
can be scared up in three counties ANY
Young lady desirous OF becoming acquainted
with this Young man. will please address "
H. w.. Bor IsS. MkoH Fosi-O9I1e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Week


Brqdg-Chares Paving. Daniel Bear
East BuEIi1e-Ssml Brown, David Smith, W
l. Harris, Saml Dunke, Fretk Hrpple
Lsri,Lnrg-TG q Evans, Sa Sitter, Dn Shaffer.
HIrtleu--Wm Adams
KsVy-Mar, Nickel, Pm Gemberlng, in Noll.
L,rIs-Ira Kaherman
IERn5urg-H & Wolf, ] W Sands
L,sae,toue-Iuseph Chambers
West Bufaioe Daniel Bogenreif, John Ober-
dorf. Matthew Kelly
White Dser-Iames Sinney
Bufaios-Fredk Renner, Jr
Union-John Ioungman
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Harflcy-Sol Miller, Henry Ruhl, Jos Miller
L,risbrrg-Abm Auraud. Chs Kline, Jas :
Marsh, lac Yoder, Robt ChamberlIn, DAM
seaman, Saml Maus Geo Feed
Uui0n-CharleS Sleer
WHIT Drsr-Elia~ Noll, Jas Marshall, VI Ever.
BraTg-Ch Gudykun>t,G MCsriy.I II Oakes,
Jacob King. \ ] Foresman. Dan Fullmer
KsHy-Iac NJ Mover. Jas shields. in Henley.
N,io BsrGn-Joslah SwInehart, Wm Benner,
Jacob Mauck
W~>f Bufqhe-SI. Shoemaker. Ge Kleckner,
Levi /. Shoemaker. DIV Shaifer. An Forster
Limesfone- John Stees, VIM Barber, John
Shinkle, Elias Hoy, Robt Chambers
Rartkton-Sh Spiselmyer, VIM Eiler,
Leris-Samuel Swenge Thomas w Shipton.
East BuGaioe-Samuel Zeliers, Peter Geiz,W
| Linn
Buf;li,e-John Wise, William Steans, Adam
Sheckier
.MRin6ug-s W Snodsrass
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
TO TAXPAYERS,

THE Commissioners Of Union county have
levied SPECIAL. TAX Of mill on
81 to pay the Interes, on ,9c saooo,ooo State
Loan. also Of l mill on 81 for the support of
the families Of our County Volunteers (Which
will not be levied next Spring) The Books
are now in the hands Of the Collectors. and II
is hoped the Tax-PaverS will be very prompt
in making payment for this patriotic purpose.
Ry order Of the Commissioners:
Nov, l3, 1861. \. KENNEDY, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

A baker in the army, celebrated for bis
excellent bread, gives the following recipe
for making yeast: Boil one pound Of four,
one-fourth pound Of sugar, and little
salt, in two gallons Of water for one hour
When milk-warm bottle and cork it close
1t will be ready for use in twenty-four
hours Some Of our house keepers will
do well TO try the recipe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

Information is sought, by Charles II.
Mason, of Mt. Pleasant Twp, Columbia
Co, of the whereabouts of Montgomery
Mason, aged about u years, 81 feet high,
a little cross eyed, and light complexion ;
he has left his parents.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Notice 70 the Heirs of John Reber, deed.
.alth OF Pennsylvania

uNHE Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
To Daniel Reber: caro-
I1e who .. married to William Noll, Mstilds. who Is
married to David ". PelImsn; and Louisa Uish and
Alic, Ji.hWls are the children Of susan. AO vas mar
rirl John 'sh. and dj ei0re her said father leav
Ing said children that said Louisa aud Alice are
minors and have for their guardian. John Eetr ufthe
borough Of Leisburg that all the above uam'f Tare.
resid" Union county, rNc"pt Caroline Mol aud her
husband ho live in the STATE Of Ohio and John ti>h
who lives IN the State OF Indiana hrr> aud legal rep
r.srnta;ives # JOHN REFER. late % The Borough CT
Miriubur-, Union county. dceeasei-Greetins;
whereas by Inquest for that purpose duly awarded
ty the ORPHANS Court of the county AFORESAID, the Real
Estate Of the said John Rcber was appraised as follows
viz
1T certain tract piece Of land situate in line
stone township and county OF Union adjoining lluI OF
MARY Miller John S-rtold Philip S--hold. Amos B-ni-r
Frederick Stres and Frederick Enl-ndrr. and Others
containing 1876 acres more or ess~i'h the aPpnrienaner
at the of sol pr making the aggregate
.d Three Lots and fraction Of one all contiguous
To one another situate the borough Of Mfiinbnrs
aforesaid bounded on the north by Mulberry Alley.
the east by lot Of teor Dri-sharh. h-sputh by Wa
ter street and the ~ lot of Jhn sankTy, con
tauns perch-s " less, with the apPuTtenances
at and for the sum Of slo'u.
g certain lot piece n .r und situate in said boz
ouch of Mialinburs cslIri tie "Lim~sione lot h"un
de-, on the north by lot of Henry Cat. The east by
lot Of David Faust the south hy lot q Rev ki""r
and on the hv lanI "f Robert ham b- tainins
aud 81 pFh-s more OF With the Purienaner
AT aud tor the sum q So.
! CERTAIN Lot rir-e ~ ground situate in said
borough bounded the north ~ alrs tunorsnst,l
on the hy lot e bavii AMI william watson and
John utaer on the south Nv 1T = Rev J Ansf arh.
and the BY lot of !. sands. containing lHo
perrhe less, with the spPurenanccs at and F
the Of S.la.
s. One other tract piece Of la7d situate IN Centre
township in the county Of snyder r-ruSyirania al
joining lands of Henry stock, Daniel Eebrr. Daniel
Noon aud George Mitchell. containing - serrS morsor
less with the aPpurrnaucrs at and for the sun Of 20
per acre amouuiin. to S.js.
And Whereas none Of the heirs Of the said i"r"asec
IoIfrr rrfgsstT
To- take the premises therein mentioned at the appras"
ment You and every Il are hereby cited To he ana
appear the next General orphans Court to he hri
ri Irwishur- for the county OF Union. on MONDAY the
10th lay p-c-mher next TO elect to TAME saii kesi
Estate at the Valuation and in Of refusal or neglect
do then to show cause why the SANE should not
b. SOLD. III IHE CothI.
Witness nv hand AMI the seal of said Court nj Lewis
burg the llth day Of oct A.p. 1851.
SAMUEL ROCSH, Clerk.
JOHN CROS>GROVE. Sheriff.
SberiTs Office Levisburg Nov. II, 4. D. 1851.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

The Government at Washington declares
Mason and Slidell "Contraband of war
In this respect, then, they are placed on
the same footing as the slaves Of the reb-
els. This is new phase Of the 'tnegro
equality" doctrine.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Union Hotel.

IA This House, on West Marke,
80 street, is now opened FOR the sc-
~. sAsA commodaton Of Travellers and Of
Ss..sssa Boarters, on reasonable terms
Jurors and Witnesses, good Board
and Lodging at 10 cents a day during
Court Week.
Thankful for past favors, ask the couiin-
ued patronage Of the pubic.
LEVI CROWLEY.
Lewisburg, Nov. 90, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

a great demand for American statis,i.
cal works, exists, just now, in Europe.
Every steamer brings orders from our
Consuls and diplomatic representatives for
works like Olmstead's and Helpers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

The State Superintendent has appointed
William Burgess, of Millvilie, SuperiD-
tendent of the Public Schools of Columbia
county, TO fill the vacancy oecasioned by
the death Of Lewis Appleuan.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letterg
~ Of Administration upon the Estate Of
SAMUEL HUMMEL. late Of Union town
ship Union county, deed, have been grantetto
the Undersigned bv the Register OF Union coun-
tv in due form of law: therefore, all persons m
debtet 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate paymeni,and those having any JUST
claims are also requested 10 preSen, them ls-
gally authenticated for settlement 10
FEANKIIN HUMMEL, Admin
r-rfor Or. . 1851 ISAAC UUNNFL it-trrfrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

rn- Rev. Daniel NJ. Barber is Chaplai
of Col. Brooke's SD Pa. Reg, in which
are Church's and Tate's Companies, from
Union county, aud one each from Mont
gomery, Chester, Blair, Center, Luzerne,
Potter, Juniata and Wcs,moreland. Geo
d. .piler is ID Lieut. in Dimm's Company
|. from Juniata county.