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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30

singers Leatcr A 9Iact.

Is The best machine in tie world E,
sewing and Light Manufacture r. anil
Price. with Henimei, ard t,-'ua;s ~'f's'
mented, $50 Cha
We would ask f"r orr Letter A NJ,
the special attention of Vest oI4 D,.s s'' ~.
ers. and all those no want marh;t.., Az
manufacturing purposes. Thev emil. 81
principles Of tie standard machiua. -. Ae
Tie them. the intprlocled stitch, s,1 ,.4,s;,
tined to he as. celebrated for Fa.,;, ',.e ~
and light manufacturing puma Eng
standard machines ar. tor man, t...,.. q e9'
poses i'll general. '''S is'-
All persons requiring inforlna,-., =,
Sewing Machines. their sizes. prices WIN sJ','
capaciti :. and the best mc;h6ls e r,, ,SS'is
ing, can obtainit by sending h 70 ~ '-''.
our Branch offices Tor a copy II ''' q
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30
p III Y S | G | A n S.
J. NJ. WHTPpLE.
S. NJ. DAVIS,
C. s KICKER.

{. s. KICKER
DENTIST, has located permanently at Prescott.
Rooms next door to Griffins Store. Bust
ness solicited
Prescott, July 3lst, 1860. l4-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30
BEWARE OF ALL IMITATION

The Pain Killer is sold by all respeF''s,
Druggists throughout the u states ~
foreign countries. rx1
Pr;ces-25 els, 50 cts. enk 81 PER b9'''
in. HARRIS 4 C0i
Proprictors for the Western ant s"l''
'o'a'es' Cincinnati
Sold Wholesale and Retail hy g.
B. Wilcox. River FAILS
KNAPP STOUT 1t Co.. Mcmemonee'
WIN. J. WHIPPLE. Prescott ~.
RICHARD CouRTs, st. Paul, nv.
l. S. KELLOGG, Red Wing
DAY 4, JEsKs. st. Paul.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30

JAMES O.. GRAY, II. L. HUMPHREY.
GRAY i, HUMPHREY,
(Suecessors TO Wetherby d Gray, and to
Humphrey & Wilson,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT Law,
HCpsos. WISCONSIN.
no lift.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30
JOHN L. DALE.

JOHN L. DALE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW; Collec-
@rtion made, taxes paiduapd abstracts of title
furnished. @mxseeu
Forestville. Wis, May 4. 1861. . nlH
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30
7. N. SINGER & co.'s GAzrrTr

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper ;1tyo'.
to the subject, and il VIII he seut grstis ''''
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-30

Everybody's Friend
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

Mr.. NorEan, editor of the New Al.
bany Qntians) Ledger, who was arrest.
ed Tor publishing con,raband war pcws
has been discharged found not inte,.,
tionoHy g,titfy. but warned no, to do j,
sgaln.- Nefc York Eren,ng Post.
Here is speedy trial and ridiculou.
verdict Of acquital in the case OF an in.
teIligent editor, who knowingly and in.
tentonally, notwithstanding the finding
above mentioned, committed a crime
punishable with dea,h-publisbed to the
world the fuli secrets OF an expedition
on the eve of departure against the en-
emy! While Mr.. Norman is thus tried
and acquitted, numerous other persons
without warrant or accusation even, are
kidnapped from their homes and coufn-
&c in military prisons in our Eastern
harbors. Why this contrasts Simply
because Mr.. Norman is . Republican,
editing Republican paper, while the
victims referred to are Of the oppose
ton in politics.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

Az IMPORTANT SuIT.- Rankin il Nc
Crazy have been retained By Henry Co.
to argue the case of Rusch a. Ruseh
against Henry county in the Supreme
Count Of the United States.
Mr.. Ranklp started for Washington on
Monday. Judge Miller telegrsphed
tina. the case would probably be reached
on the l3.h. 1t is Of immense import
ance, and on it's decision will depend
the validity OF all the railroad bonds is
sued hy the various counties in Iowa.
Judge lsorer, of Burlington, and
Judge Grant, of Davenport, represen.
the plaintiff. - Aeokak Gate Citv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

HE LAUGH UroS THE NoRrH.-But a
year ago, We Northern newspaper men
laughed at the dngy, dirty looking
sheets OF the South but now, under
the high price of paper, We are about IS
diney as they are.
A year ago, we bought up, and picked
NJ, Southern shinplasters ~ curi,sities.
Now Ne have Our own Tor Southern MI.
seums.
The South "gocs to the dogs" about
year faster than Ne do Nosth.-N r.
ESpr@.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
# n 4 II
C,oR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAyE,por

EsOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAVENPORT
l. (K.mder q -,fen' Infant Garden, will 10 held
., Lahrmsn's Hall. on Saturday and Sunl.y, Dec.
18Th and 14th, 1862.
Fair viii be opened on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Admission foe, 10 cents. Childrsn un-
dor 10 ysass Of age in care Of their paren ). Free
Donations and articles for exhibition will be
thankfully received ct the Hall on Thu,sd.y and
Friday. Dec ilsh sad 18th, b. the Ceanisss
AusaGeoeoot 6W1o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

Warriors stories are told Of army
crackers in camp, some Of which | feat
are malicious fabricat ions. One wat
that the insects we're pnrposely put in
the bread to save mule transportation,
and that when the coinmissary wished
to transport the bread he simply wins
tied and it came itself. Another was
that four OF these crackers we're seen OH
battalion drill one evening, gong thro
the evolutions with great precision. One
Of the TOYS had lot of bread so thick.
" setiled as to be uneatabe, and bIongh'
il to the conmIssary to be exchanged
lie was told to lay them down and take
others, when he very honestly asked,
Hadn't better hitch EN-"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
Rem NJ.

TNASSY YOUNG RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
i his customers and the public in general that
he has removed his Grocery Store iron Froat
street to No. vs. Brady street. where he keep.
constantly fui assortment Of Groceries u Pro-
Visions, which he intends TO sell as low az any
where else in tho city. lie will DO thankful Of
their patronage.
Davenport, uec. 4, 1862. ldec9 l2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

Omar IRlSTING PAPKR.-At a meet
ing Of tie Associated Press of New
York Cit committee was appointed
to invite proposals for supplying the
press OF tbs city with printing paper
for tern OF years.
4 proposal has already been received
from pn,y to supply at large rcduc-
ton from current rates. With large
prompt cash paying consnm re Ike the
New iok press, capital will soon flow
into this channel, and the conspiring
paper makers be defeated by their
own weapons.
The question on repeating the duty
on printing paper has been agitated BY
the country press. For the present the
city press takes no sction.-N. /. Er-
press, OH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
The New Jersey Legislature and m Ar.
y0tSttCe.

The New Jersey Legislature and m Ar.
.NtSttce.
The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald writes:
IA Congressman stated TO day in the
House tc a few friends, that resolu.
ton proposing an armis,ice Of six
months lad boen drawn up by newly
elected member Of the New Jersey
Legislature, and would be presented q,
the beginning of the session opening
on the ,,h Of January next. The res
oln,ion, ie said, which is prefacel BY q
long string Of considerations, will repro
duce Lotto Napoleon's idea OF an arnis-
tice, but will refuse TO adhere to the medl-
alton scirme, on the ground that several
State Legislatures are ready TO discuss a
similar rWolution and tina, this influence
will be sufficient to obtain a suspension
OF hostiies without the intervention Of
foreign r'wers. Thst Congressman as
sert, d, alo, that tbi, resolution will
be aaop,cl ny the New Jersey LegisIa.
tare befor, any other measures are voted
upon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

COMMISSIONER Boutwell, has decided
that printers who merely print to order,
what Is generally denominated as "iob
work" are not manufacturers. II, how.
ever, they print blank books, blanks,
forms, or other articles which are known
to the trade 40 articles OF commerce.
then they are manufacturers, and must
be licensed ard pay tax as such.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
state Of Iowa.

Stutc u IOWus
ApJeTANr GENERALS 0Pyrcg,l
Davenport. Dec. e, 1862. ,
GENERAL ORDERS, No. los.
The Draft Commissioners in the several coun-
ties in which arc located Incorporated cities and
towns. will assign the quotas of the several wards
Of sach cities and towns and the territory IN the
same township outside Of the corporate limits as
signing to each its proper quota, treating zach
ward and the territory outside Of corporate linn.
it's within the township, as though they were sep
arate townships.
This should only be done where the returns are
such as to insure reasonable degree Of accuracy
in assigning the quotas Of the several wards.
by order Of Commander in Chief.
N. Il. BAKER,
dec str Adit Genl Of Iowa.
Papers published In cities ard towns to which
toe above order may apply. will insert once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
Mil Wood.

NOW Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD FOR
~ Winter use. We have dry kindliw wood
At ~ per cord and green wood at a 76 nr cord.
Quick sr you will be too late.
w.t. FRENCH h DAVIS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
+ IL 4 n,
YoR THR BENEFIT or THE
DAVENPORT INFANT GARDEN,

Owing TO THE EFFORTS OF THE IN.
~ FANTS' Garden Associutio on. a nd the lib-r.
al patron 'go of the public for several years, the
plan TO establish a Froeoel's Infant Garden in
his city has been successfully carried out, and
the services of Miss PAuLsES. a lady instructed
~ Mrs Froebel, in Hamburg, has beer secured -
For the purpose of covering the expenses caused
by tho journey Of the teacher. and he necessary
changes in the roo and the inn Elements, the In
FAINT Garden Association proposes to institute a
Fair In Lsbrmann's Hall on saturday and sun
day, the 18th and l4,b december, int.
The undersigned committee. thelef. re. respect
fully appeals to the public, and Particularly 10
the ladies', to assist them in this enterprise by
sen ling articles nnd specimens Of workmanship,
n order 70 pr ONO e tn. welfare Of this for Dav-
export, so beneica. an institution.
Donations and articles for sale will he most
cheerfu.ly received At Lahrmsnn's Hall Thursday
and Friday. December IL and II.
Il. DITZEN, HENnlErTE LEMME,
q ANDERSON, ELiRIEDE MULLtR,
FIR. WEISS, CAkOIINA LAUGH,
\. MOE1ZEu, WlLHELMlNA LAHRMAN
II. MI TELBt SCHER, Committee.
ec4 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

He Commeg Council Of Indianapo.
lis, Indiana, have discharged the entire
police force. They concluded that there
Asd been robberies, burgariee, and muir.
osfs enough perpetrated within the last
month TO warrant this step. They will
organize another force.f consisting Of
twenty eight detectives under . Police
Board, Of which the Mayor 10 the had
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
SECOND PART
OF THE
eHI NC s Q NJ q B COk!!

Containing the words Of populs- songs that
Part together with other fave rites fsice IL cts.
on rdceipt of which copies will b mailed, post
paid.
OLIVER DIrSON / CO., Publishers,
277 Washington Street Boston.
epQ-H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

y. I. Calkins. Federal collector, Il
Asenge sssisasss the .Fsdssal tax 10
Clayton county ct $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
RUDOLPH Kltt.NE.
Military s1ps Made IA Order.
NO. o, BRADY sTRsEr. NEAR FRONT,
NEWPORT, IOWA. nv29

TO CONSERVATIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
ina few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
lie anxious t. make known to his fellow-suferers
the means Of cure.
To all who dosiro it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free of charge, with the dire.-
tons for preparing snd using the came, Which
they will find SURE CURE Cor CoxsUxrrIoH, sru-
Ma, RxoScHirIs, &c. The only objcc. Of the al
vertiser in sending tho prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. and spread injor.nstion which he
conceives to Do invaluable, and he heges every
sufferer will Try his remedy. a. il will cest them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the pssscsiption viii please "a.
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
xinr CeUaty. New TEX.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
grGrgTER'S WcTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 al concerned
,ha, the following amsd persons have
90, nod their accounts in the Registers Oi'ic7
At l.ewisburs. Union eounly, and that The
said ACCOUNTS will he issseuled ior coshrn-
anon and allowance ., tne Orphans CoHft
" he held al LENISBuRG. for Inc county 9;
roi,n. on the rhiri Friday Of SEPT, ne1.,
be,ng the re n tay of seit month, VI:
The account of } Ner'z, Administering
le hnnIs con Of Legr.S Paia.'y, laIe oi Lewis
tury, deceased
. The acct uf PelaJaL Whitaker. Execu-
,rfx Of JyAa Wiftoks', deed, q presented ty
LpriaIa Low. her Eyscuirs
% The acct a. Luriria Low. A'n'irix te
boniS non Of ! t1 Whlfaasr, .ale OF East
Bu,f4ioe Tp, decd
q The acct Of John Smith. Exe'f of Daa;.!
FRY. late OF Hartley TP. fec't -
: The acct Of John Roland, Guardian OF
rgnrssss GsTFGrf
8 The acct Of Charles Wilson and Jacob
N,wrer. Adm'rs Of .Hatibls Lbtsysr. late OF
l.ima,;one I'p, ieca
: The acct Of Jacob I1vTer. Admir- with
the Will annsxei # Er= Nolsrer, .ale Vi Lime
stone rp, deed
The acct Of p " Fiss. Admir- ot itra',a
CgryeA late OF Union Up, deed
. rne supplemental acct ot John Hayes,
surviving adm'r oi Il q fl Hry's, deed
10 The acct Of ifancis Wilson, Guardian
of H,rrt,f Ann, fhgr.as r. Erlald !, and Fharas
Uil,on. minor children oc 1homas Wil-On.
LAT. Of New Berlin. te-d
II The hn.I acct Q. John Da'esman, one Of
III, E,'rs OF JOAN Kesd, late OF NHIIc Deer
TP decd
{ he ES'rs oi Sarah Htks'f, ia!e OF Kelly TP'
/ deed
+ ~ The acct of Marhew Ho-e:ur. hdmin'r
4e epni, non ct J = N1'cor.ery tosier, iais
Of Harley Tp, deed
IA The acct Of Agre, Wilson, Exc uiriI OF
! r D.k,n. late of Harltrlou. deed
GEORGE MERRILL. Re; ister
R.ri>,er's Office. Lev!>turg. Aug. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
Real Estate.
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

ny virtue Of sundry wrlrs OF Ven. Ex ISSUED
Is ,ut of the Court OF Common Pleas o!
Union county and 10 me dir.cled,i VIII expose
I, Public Sale or Query, On Saturday, Tue
l3rn day OF Sept. lsb2 al the House Of jacob
prcsart N ine borough ol VI III A"IaIs, a. ~
O'Clock, 4 NJ
A certain 1T Of Ground situa'e in the oor-
ouch of VI ..iiInburg, UaIon county, bounded
on the >culh by the Turnpike, on the west ~
lot OF ] II. HdsSeuplug, on the norm ~ an
alley ana on the east by lot oi Dr. DaV!d
Miller. containing Ole-EI2hIh oi an Acre
more or less, wnereon are erected Frame
Foundry. two small Shops. well win
pump &c. with The aPpurteuance>-as the
undivided hall properly Of NIn.u'i "msa"''
4LSO.at the same time and place. "a certain
10, Of Ground situate m SAID borough oI NIL
aInburg, bounced on the suuit by lhe urn
MI. on Inc west by lot ct Cyrus t1'Cn, on
Inc north oy an alley. and on the eaNi by !''
of Wliuw Cummings. Containing one-hish.h
of An Acre more or les~.whereng are erected u
,,vo.,iorev Brcs Store Room. Frame Stable
Sc. with the ap2unendnces-a' the property
Of Tiomas aud George H. HisssnPf9S.
Also. on MONDAY the 18Th dag Of Sep.
I.s2 al the Court House IN the borough al
L.w,sbur., a CERTAIN lot Ui Ground situate n
NayColumbia, White Deer township, bounded
On the north by lot oil Lloyd Gluter,oI. The east
nv land OF John kImpie, ON The south Iy iahc
Of WnLRltler, and on the west by an alley
containing Que Hall Ot an Acre more or less,
vhereou are erected a two-s,oTey weather
bo,rded Log House, Bsics SIab.e, Well with
a pump and other ouIbulitngS &c. with Inc
anpurj,nauce5-as the properly OF Ann I!gfT
ALSO.a the same time and places certain
tract of Tlaoer Lani, with small Clearing
( thereon. situate Ia Hartley township, bounded
on the north by land Of Scrbner, Perkins u
/ G., east nv @ her anj> OF Wm.J Ohm son. souiH
! nv PeDDs Creek ami west cy land ot Ihona'
V'Curdy, containing Two Hundred and ih'rlJ
Acre. more or i-ss-as the properly VI NI9
iaHs johnson
ALSU.al the same time and place a cerlalr
tract Of Land situate IN Kelly township oorr
ded on the north by land OF Daniel N'l' weS
by land of George LeI~inser, south by iaSd "
loci Rover, and east by lands ui AoTain sha
fer and DAVID Kline, Containing foriy-N NJ
Acre, mure or less. vhsreon are erected
..wo Storey Brick Dwelling House. ba2i
Barn and other ou,bulclnss &c. wilh In
sppurtenances-as The property OF Samut
and Cafh1rins BechfsL
Also at the same ume and place, a ceTial
t7act of Land situate IN Bu.lai"e township
b,unded north by land OF DAVID Hom'er,e "a
tv public road south by aut ot Howard Al
drrsop. and west hy and Of Abraham Iouu}
containing Eight Acres more or less, whereo
ar, erected a tco->,.rry Frame Dvei.In
U.o.. aud Ourkiioh-n. F'Hue s'not~.
Slanghlerhou,e nd other ouibulidinss~c.wt
IN. appurleaaucss-a> the property O; JJh
%. Smiih.
, LF ALBRIGHT. Sheriff.
Oft nr,, ,uf. .hurg Aug / lsb.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
Nav Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. SsNCEL ;. Noons, IRE
.;4sn, JuIse for the crin Judicial District y;
pcnn-vtvania, composed Of the counties oi
T-,ion. II lin and SNYDER, and John Na'is
and Iohn v Slmonion ,Esq'S Associate JUDGES
for Unlon cCuuIv, have issued Iheir PTecepi'
hearing dae the 9Th Jay Of Nay l7t&'
a,d 70 ne aifeSied. Ter ihs h..dsag oia Court
n common Pleas a. l.cvi>bu-s fur the county
Of Ua!on on the fr-f NsHfGs af S'pt'r Tierf.
fbeing the l., tan, 1852, AMI 10 continue one
;reek. NOTICE IS therefore hereby given 10
Witnesses aud all persons Interested IN The
Issue List. 10 be then and there present and not
denart w.,hcut leave. Jurors are requested
10 b. punc,ual IN Ihrir attendance al The Tine
appointed, agreeable 70 En.ic".
Given under my hand and seal a. .he Sher-
if, oFce IN l.ewisrur-. ms @@,h dav q 1uly'
AID. So, and IN iae eI-hly-SlSlh year oi lie
Independence Of the Us. # America.
God save the CommJnwealfh
IF ALBEI6HT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
Union Count, Court Proclamation

w President Ju,'ge Tor tho :olh Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties of Tniuu, M,llin aud SuyGrf, and
JSo WSINo>To> and JyHS VANS EsgS, A>So-
claie Judges m Union county, have issued iheir
precept, bearing date the ,; day Of May,
1862, and To me directed. f'r 'he holding of en-
Orphans Court, Courl OF CommonPie Oyer
and TermInrr. ani General Quarter Sessions.
at LEWI>BJRG, for the County of UNION,
on the Third Monday ot SEPT, (being the
I5th dsy) 1852, and TO continue one week,
Nouce Is therefore hereby gwen 10 the CcJ-
aner, Justices OF the Peace and CouSfaties m
and FOR the county Vi Union, 90 appear IN their
own proper persons with iheir records, lrqui-
SiuonS, exam cations ant gf',rr rsusUcrances
10 DO those ,nIucs winch of their Offices and IA
their s-hail appsiiain 70 be don-i and all Wet
nesseS and ci.ler persons rrosSCU rig "a rchst
of thz Ccwmcnwealfh against aay F"t>cu or
persons. are required to be iacn AMI 'her"
attending, and no, deyari without leave az 'hs'r
rr-il. Jurors are requested tq hs pnE''usi N
their attendance at iAs sqpo.lic'. nHis s.''"a-
tls to notice.
Given under nv hs-i and ss7' at 'h' Shs'
5 Dfice IN Iepsburr tfs l'ih 9sy 4
Augrs', \ D i>G- ani ,he SON war ~ ne
Independence of-the trI'rf sL''fs - Ah''!-
c.-CoL save tie Ccn'.'u Fe7'
/ /. ALE.4-s.. ehsf-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29

ma,The Democratic Supreme Court
has declared that the brave soldiers shall
no, vote while 10 service When the
Soldiers voted for Gov. Skunk (Dcmo'
craft these judges had DO objection now
they vote Republican, these Judges rule
ou, their votes! We want honest men
o. all parties to reflect on these facts, and
vote as the Soldier Boys would ii at home
for the Union party that sus'alns the
Administration!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29

na.So far, four out of f0e Of our new
Volunteers are Republicans. From this
fact, some of those who are trying to
break down the Adminis'ratiOu in lis war
With the Rebels, hope to carry the Coun-
ty and the State at the Oct. Election.
But, while the brave defenders Of our
Country are thus absent iu unequal pro.
portions, many liberal, homes, Democrats
will vote for the Republicans who are
absent, and the Republicans at home will
and must make special, extraordinary
fSorts TO sustain the GoverDmeu, at the
eailot-bOx, while our noble friends and
ae'saOors are doing the same ,.i.. With
ts'aai hsy-1ets.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29

sae-In some parts, all liable to draft
for military services, form a mutual insu'
rance company to aid those who are drawn
hv procuring substitutes, or BY extra com-
pen.atinn to those who serve-through
eoral taxation on those not called out
Other asancia,ious insure against the
draft, by providing substitutes f"r those
who are drawn There is no eud to the
specu!arions and wise precautions Of the
YaGkee nation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
More Savagism.

In the Revolution Of rs, the Tories
and British, and in 1912 the British, set
at work the Indians against US upon our
frontiers. The Rebels Oh the South !" est
have also fred the ludiaus. And the
outbreak 10 Minnesota is supposed TO De
the work Of Secession emlsssries among
the Indians.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
REQUIEAI.

Around the tombs u those that fell,
Their county, righ's TO save,
The -onss Of crowds sdmiring swell
To eulogik. the brave
Tho ra,riut's fame will never DIE;
Tn. iani for whirh he bied
Shall cradl. il etrrnaiiY.
And veuerate the dead.
vi. ,bu. with those whose bones are laid
within the funeral fame;
III. thus in gioriou. garb nrrayed,
TheIr memories remain-
Zach fay with them will rise more oFish''
Zach tay their de~ds arr told
Th.ir names amid the clouds OF night
Can never be- eEIoll'd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29

h1cNe. Berlin has not furnished her
full Propor,iou of Volunteers. We asked
a Democratic gentleman if the town could
spare men by draft? He thought not. We
asked some Republican ladies the same
question. They said plenty Of men could
be spared yet.