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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
Interesting from "thc Front" Of Gen.
PcDc,, Army.

from The Udshngton Rtpuiiedn, Tus.iay
DR. james Sawyer, formerly surgeon OF me iVh
Maine Regiment, but now detailed for special duty
at the hospitals about Warreuton Junction, arrived
m this citv Yesterday in charge of about one hund
red sick and wounded soldiers belonging to varIons
divisions Of the Army OF Virginia. Fifteen or s%-
teen of these men were wounded in the skirmishes
Saturday and Sunday lasti ten OF tNese are 'ei!
badly wounded.
From DR.. SEWER and the men in lis care we
were enabled 10 CLEAN few facts of interest from
1.-THE 'front.'
DIR. $. went down to Warrenton in the cars on
Saturday and throughout the latter part OF the route
il WAS expected an attack would be made on tie
train, as il will be recoected, il was only the night
previous such an attack was made at Catletts sta.
lion All superiluous baggage was left this side OF
Bull Run and 1t was then reported that the enemy
was in front with such an overwhelming force as 10
compel Gen. Pope TO retreat TO the famous battle-
ground of Bull Run.
However nothing of startling interest occurred
until the train arrived at Warrenton Junction. I'M
mediately the arrival of the train, the party IN
the cars We're ovcrjoyed to find Col. =, on Gen.
Pope staff who was reported TO have been cap
tured by the Rebels He hid oluded the keDeis, ana
slept in tie woods for the night
fhe reported capture of large number OF Rebels
by Gen. Sgel Ia confirmed by these men, who heard
il al Warrcnton on Sunday.
DIR. SAWYER expresses the fullest confidence IN
Pope's ability 10 hold his position, and TO take the
offensive Whenever he feels disposed to do So The
army of Virginia feel fully confident that the cry OF
" On 10 Richmond |" will again soon be raised, and
when the shout goes up, it will mean something.
One of the most severely wounded men who came
no with Dr. Sawyer, was a young. healthy and IN
telligent looking contrabrand. He was wounded on
the field by shell, which struck him in his legs
and back brulsng him in u shocking manner. On
the WAY M IN the cars the Doctor says his suffer-
ings were intense yet he bore them with the fori-
tude of a hero. lie is now in the Armory square
hospital with all the other bad cases in the same lot,
who are now well cared for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
THE WAR in VIRGINIA.
THE INTENTIONS OF GEN. LEE.
JarksOl'S Dash in Front and Stuafts in the Rear.
OUR ARMY NOW ON The OFFENSIVE.
THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY GEN. POPE.
THE JUNCTION OF THE ARMIES.
ri...~. e Do~i re CsNo1}o, NoNf.,,no
OUR ARMY NOW ON The OFFENSIVE
THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY GEN. POPE.
THE JUNCTION OF THE ARMIES.
Escape of Part Of Sigel's Captives.


From passengers arriving here to-day it is ascer-
tanned that on Saturday the enemy commenced ope.
rations early, and went to work with will, using
their artillery at RappahaDnock Station.
1t soon became evident that the Station would
have to be abandoned, and at about 9o'clock the
bridge across the Rappahannock was burned and the
abuiments blown up.
Orders were also received to remove our stores
and ammunition. and burn the houses at Rappahan-
mock Station, which was accomplished. We sus-
tanned no casualties.
Everything was quiet at Warrenton and Warren
ton junction both on Sunday and yesterday The
latter place is nine miles from the former.
Our troops are rapidly getting into position, and
everything goes on well. This side of the Kappa.
hammock is now entirely clear of Rebel forces, or
w.s at the last accounts.
There was no definite information as to the actual
position or numbers of the Rebels.
1t was currently reported, however, that the
Rebels were fa,';ag back beyond the RappahannOek
toward Culpeprer.
Gen. Sigel captured large number Of Rebels on
ThurSday, but the most of them afterward managed
10 escape, owing TO an advance Of Rebel REINFORCE
menls Ear superior 10 the number of our own troops,
md the want of sufficient number Of soldiers 10
hold them.
Some ;risoners, however, were brought to Beal-
town Statiep and viii be sent TO Washington.
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they are already retreapg, bat whether only from
their first position or in search OF defensive ine,
may be still question
The iunotion Of the armies of Mcclellan and Burn
side with that of Pope was announced by the con-
servaiye press days ago, apparently without oDJec-
ton or rcmonstrance the part of the military au-
thonties. Possibly, therefore, 1t may not be impru-
dent to say now that the announcement when hrst
made was premature. portion OF the forces OF
each have been for some time with Pope. fart OF
Bui1iside's Joined him before the retreat from the
Rapdan. Part Of McClellan's reached bin soon
alter and a much larger number has by this time
raised under biz command. That suggests at once
the mooted question, Who is to command The united
Armies Of Virginia and the Potomac, augmented
also a. they will be by re-enforccnents and inde-
pendent corps? If anybody can yet answer 1t he
lecps his own counsel. That it will lot be McCle-
Ian seems certain.
There has been no fighting Of consequence since
the date OF your last letters from the army. The
news from headquarters is simply that all is quiet
and all prospects favorable. What the Shenandoah
may bring forth is perhaps, question no; be asked
without anxiety but the answer must be speculative
purely, and forbear.
Innistered may be judged from one fact among
others. When the journals Of yesterday morning
announced that half the lst New-Jersey Cavalry had
been CAPTURED last Wednesday, beyond the Kappa
hammock, sought to telegraph contradiction, know'
inc the fact to be otherwise, and hoping to relieve
the anxiety of friends. But permission was refused,
tbonph the event was one Of last week. and had al
ready been announced with exaggeration all over
the North. Yesterday letter contained the specific
denial which the telegraph would not transmit
There is some doubt how completely the Rebels
have possessed themselves of Gen. Popes papers by
the dash at Catletts. Ills Adjaiant-Genefal desk
ia said to have been untouched, while his private
trunks were broken open-ralher an unlikely story.
II il certain that all papers were IN the wagons ana
that the Rebels had TO everything unieSS Wha'
they overlooked.
Cant. C.. n. Goulding, Assistant Quarlernasier,
who was captured that night, held at Gen. rope
headquarters place OF great responsibility anu
difficulty. not easily filed in bis absence. lie was
/ Clief Orartermaster ia the field under Gen. FIRE.
mont and during the ariuous administration OF inc
Mountain Department acquired very high repu'a-
ton for ability and integrity. Probably he Hlsn'
have escaped if his first thought had been i0r h'f
own safety but his first was for the properly III
his charge. Friends and acquaintance VIII iegie'
his loss for his personal worth, not less Than 'he
Department for his official capacity.
From Our Special Correspondent. .. ,oe,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aus. DC, 1852.
Mr.. Lincoln said during the existence OF the de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
stand No. One.

The meeting at stand No. ] was called 10 order by
Gen. Prosper VI. Wetmore, who nominated as Pres
dent, Mayor George Opdyke, WHICH noininatiou
was carried by reclamation.
Mr.. ORToN nominated the following list Of Vice.
Presidents and Secretaries, who were duly elected;
tcepye,ideas-Ale1. Stewart Daniel, q T,emsnn'
MSes G. dre.ey b. p ossa Bsrrd Cohen
Marshall Moses Taylor, JO1a Phelps David Dudley ts!a
II. Ladineon, Edwards PierTepon Simeon DrApel, Nehs-
miah Knight Peter Cooper, HiIsa Barney Joseph = B"s-
Denson Edwin Hoyt, Richard Bu.teed George W. bant.
James Brooks, Charles H. Russell Henry = Davies Rufes
Stevens ir james G. Bennett Marshall o. Roberts Samuel
Hotsius, samuel wetmore Lewis Nagman, Benjamin r.
Winthrop Thomas Stevens, Stephen CanbTreng shepard
+ knspp WIN. O. Lambert, Daniel L. Delevaa, Robert Il.
stuart, Edwin J. Brown u
stur,es W H. L. Barnes Francis A Stout Theodore rton.
Dr. Pierre Van wyck George Bets, George wilson, Ed
The Mayor upon taking the chair addressed The
meeting as follows:
SPEECH OF THE MAYOR.
FELLow.CITIzESs-I shall not inilict on you
lengthy speech. The call for this meeting truly de.
clares that the time for speaking has passed. aud that
action instant earnest, united action is the euty OF
the hour. We have q country to be saved. Let us
resolve that 1t shall be sared by the concentration
OF oil energies III the performance OF lhis ono
great duty. Let us look the situation squareiy IN
the face For what are we fighting IL Is ior noun
ing else than National existence, and the cause U,
civil liberty every where. An aristocraey, GROUNDED
on human servtude, has rebeled agaiis. a ,n,,
crofic Government, of which It's members ioru'
numerically AN insignificant part. Its only grievance
is that the people instead Of lowing to its lnsoent
dictation, have exercised the rights OF lree,sn.
Our would.be masters could not endure suen sen,-
eri,v from men whom they have contemporary
Wy,, 'nrdsis" Rather than submit TO equality
,s;sS soch thew turned traitors They took up arms
WIN ,hs 'overnment and the Union Of
,,'hi.n numerically they formed less than ttieh
part But by ssssSf the Send.d and ssSssa
anu vebolers of their section have been swept,
as by a whirlwind, into the ranks Of their army.
Aided by these appliances, they now confront us on
he theater of war with superior numbers This
must be changed--instantly cbanged-if we would
gave onr honor and insure our triumph. How shall
this he donel BY following their example Of conscp-
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Volunteers i'm Cmyugn and Wayne Counties
No Ncccs.ity for Drifting.
AUBURN, n. Y, Wednesday,


The second Cayuga and Wayne County Regi-
service They number ,0i6 strong, healthy, sturdy
volunteers
The third and last regiment from Cayuga aud
Wayne Counties is rapidly filling up with volunteers.
One full company has already been mustered in.
The Colonel of the regiment will shortly be desig-
mated.
The third regiment will soon be in readiness to
march to the field of battle
The full quota of Cayuga and Wayne Counties,
of the 600, 600 men, will be raised without the ne
cessity of resorting TO a draft.
Cayuga and Wayne Counties claim to be the BAN
ner counties Of the State in raising volunteers
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

THE INTENTIONS OF GEN. LEE.
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JacksOns Dash in Front and Stuart's in the Rear.
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day. the Provost.Marshal went around and destroyed
all the liquors be could find, and arrested all persons
cling it, Tomorrow, Alexandria will he as quiet
- "A country village. h'r.
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MONSTER WAR MEETING.

iIAMEkSE GATHERING IN THE PARK,
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From Our Special Correspondent. ~ ,oe,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aug. %, 1867
Mr.. Lincoln said during the existence OF the De-
Parmsnt Of the Rappahapnock, that heavy dew
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
What will Thew do e?

To-lav nrlpratns frnr tho naon1e of
yi ~ $3.50 ~ 0 p -
prnusylyania who .ppgSp A l'nilu Ticket
II
aud who ryalt a Party dbOre the Country,
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me- "a
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.nu ,s,L;.
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,ro,..
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tima,c means. oppose. t:i,sc,ntc:,-
aDcc and pr"srnf Hn, :tarhspi
on thr na'' ot me sNSs''". 80 .'-,''' iS.''iN
",i, =" ~ a,ner1 S,a,esc.ar.'arly ~ long ~
law, conrayeuiog ,n,i- r-'h shall remain
gnrrPea!r5 on 'ar ,,a'%.f & , Ia,|l f o' e''T'a g ~
Srnrb shall continue Ia be unrecogn z,d by
the Republican majorues "a these STATES
ana u'>ec1''" Nv P' per- i,''' ''''''''' 'Ni''"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

EIItor Chronic'e-Perm.t me through the
columns OF yoar valuable paper TO recommend
ROBERT REED, Of Hartley tUWnsh,p, a. a
suitable person for County Commissioner 10
be elected al the next general election. THIS
may seem premature: but, IN these traub.ouS
tunes. when the country needs men who are
honest as well as loyal, 1t is incumbent upon
every citizen To select men '1r office, rom the
lowest to the highest, who will by righteous
integrity endeavor to prevent the county from
having 10 paw out Que iaT,hius for uarlsh'e"u>
purposes. The Office should seek the NAH.
Robert Reed Is milile aged man. of sound
Republican proc,IvIi.eS, economical business
habit, excellent discrimination. and where
can we find a man more suitable 20 III he u!-
fee of County CommiSsiouer!
Laursiton. Nav .l,5L HARTLEY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
J5StIU,

A. GuI.lue Y raals, al,h u.t, JtNEs NCEFIGIIT,
Merchant, fr thirty wears ct the most u>f.I AMI
rrsrr-d ci.iyers Of Uuou county. AGED about . W.
Iu L,usg.tgu. -lth G,t. ADALiNt. a.eI yrar- and
. ur,ath.-suJ The 1T int NARY ELIZABETH,
sg q yr,rs-tat1. daughters oi Lapt Thomas ChaIch.
They ST. of iirGhrrit
In wHit- Deer IT,, 10Th ul:, MJcuAEL BECKER! III
L. 81 year.
In Srw Berlin, 4,th ult, JOHN NJ. EADLEr, IN his
III yer.
In Eu.t BuE,lor. 1t inst, MAHY, vi c: Lsoaari
Wolf a,d - y,ar-. This ima' s lady had i"en -tuug
in ;h- fee by ~ b,. hut continued At work her gar
den tie day Ilneiu hearty dinner, aud expIei
suddenly with spop'cxy.
N-,r Sriin,srav- 1T inst CArHARISE, wife Of John
L.r.eh. a-~I atssut Co. years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
--latest News
BALTIMORE, July 3.

BALTIMORE, July ).
The army correspondent of Associated
Press has just arrived direct from Gen.
M'Clelan's headquarters. The following
is briefly the summary of affairs
After SEVEN DAYS fighting, during
which M'CleIlan's army was compelled by
vastly superior numoers, he reached bis
point on James river, adj nining Turkey
Island. He il now out of the swamps, on
hi,h ground with good water, is receiving
reinforcements, aud is protected by the
gunboats.
The series Of battles, It is believed has
resulted in CGiou loss Of Fifteen Thou-
sand, and Rebel loss of Thirty Thousand
men, killed and wounded.
Oar Gen. Reynolds was made prisoner,
aud Heinrsemap, Sumner, Meade, and
Burns. we're wounded.
A Richmond paper annonuces the death
of Eeuersls "Stnnewal," Jackson Az
Bsra1eil hhs.t Of ). 6. e
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
300 900 More Men

For some time past, measures have been
maturing to fill Up vacancies in our armies
or to enlarge them, and thus ensure a
speedy finish of the Rebellion. The
Military Governors Of eigh cen States
have advised the President that their peO-
pie are in favor of speedy work, and will
enlist sufIi i:ient men. Whereupnu, the
Ia, inst, President Lincoln responded,
nAat be would receive the services OF
Three Hundred Thousand recruits (prln-
cipally Infantry and give the quota OF
each State. Here is another opportunity,
which we doubt not will be promptly EN-
traced, to aid in finishing up the work
which has progressed SO gloriOusly for one
year past
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
Estate Of Lewis kiksy.

4 DNINISrRtTOR'S NOTlCE-LeterS
\ Of Administration On the estate OF LEWIS
Aitey. deceased, late Of West Bufdloe TP,
having been granted 10 the subscriber by the
Register Of Union county IN due form OF law.
a.. perSuns indebted TO SAID estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment. and all
having any just claims against the same may
present them IN authenticated for settlement
10 ROBERT AlKEI. West Bufalpe,
WI. AIKEE, Budalue-Admlna ars
MzvS ISGS nd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

When We hear tn music ringing
Tar, u-h the hri sht. CELESTIAL ipne,
When sweet angel voices, singing,
Giaily bit ais welcome ous
T. th" l,ut uf aur'-Hf story,
Where the spirit kun~- NO care.
In tntt lari u III and rlary.
sAai Se Auo~ each other there!
When the holy angels meet us,
A. 20 fn J'lu their hlni.
SlAi T- k.... the 'riruJ- Who --es. US,
In fh- r.pri. .us spirit band
SiH.l -"- the .'art ewes -AIuins
On "a g. IN t1y- ~ yu~-9
S'alI v" f-.I - ir dear Arms twiniug
Fsaily round u- a. bri1ra2
Y,s NY ci-ih. worn sou' r,jpi,"s.
A. Wy w.aTy h.lrt grows ii,Lt,
Irr th" rhr.iin, angel voices,
! A.d tl. an ',.I' faces bright,
That shall welcome ~ VA Heaven,
A.. loSa'l 60. .'uy ago.
Al 60 tN.W t'- kII..@ given
ihus their mortal friends to know.
We weary on.s AMI t1s.-I ouesl
Drop uut. flint not. ~ The Nay!
ie -hrIl lu.n th. loved at i0st ones
Ia tn" land Of p'rf.ct i,y.
Harp -triug~. touched uy an-el a1gfrs,
Nurmur IN my raptur"i r'ri-
Eyurnt. rr their sweet ton" iius.rs,
We shall know each UtIrr there.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphan Court Of Union countv-
I Estate OF IuHx RIsutL.decd. The Auditor
appointed by the saIi Court 10 make dislrl-
btuon Of tn balance in Ineaauis Of Noah L.
Zmm.rman. Administrators bouls non with
the VIII annexed OF said John E.shel, deed,
"to AM among those legally entitled TO the
same" wI.l meet the parties Ir'cre>'ei for
the purpose Of his appointment. on >Arrnp,r,
the 18Th OF June, \ u 1862, a. | O'Clock, + VI,
al ais Office in l.-w,burE.
WILLIAM JONES. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
ASSEMBLY,.

III is customary aud proper, when or
Legislators have served fA'ialuay, To hT'Hr
Them, and secure experience! mcu 30 "Hr
Cap,iolS. by a reelection. jIiee BEAVER.
a, Tar a. we have heard, has tesn cGc1lt
10 the District while al Ildrr.shuT,. BON as a
man aud a. Member of the Assembly OF
PenH,ylvauia. lu good character ant worth
no man stau', ieirer. W. therefore RECON-
msn1 Jesse Beaver Tor reelection, mex. Fall.
MANY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

- About . o'clock TINS morning, some
patriotic young men procured, somewhere, a
rough miniature cannon, to FIRE salute, and
make noise generally. In firing 1t, on the
corner OF Marke, and Second streets, 1t eXPlo-
ded, one fragment striking the dwelling of
VIM. Cameron, Esq, making an IndeniatIon
as large as saucer another piece struck the
fence Of Il. VI. Mus>er, and another, weigh
ing SIX or eight ponds, was picked up at The
Courthouse, one square distant. Fortunately,
no person was injured.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

Fellow clrizeuS-Warn We draw the ,ile
along rca'> ho,ei auI parallel with lie River
tlea we mad half the pen0le'o' DnloH cnurtr
situated West, am half Hast, of the aforesaid
line. Westward We have only one Juisc, one
Commissions, the SI-veg0r aad two Auditors
Tor county ol,ice>. il.lburs Is The second
borough in the county, and her gallant Union
sts have broken down the sharp-bscked party
Democracy that 50 long ruled that town. Yet
we have had no Office worth naming ier ten
years Mltilinburg and The West now van; a
good lift-not a MINOR oH.ce. tu, one worthy
of their numbers and la5ors iU the good cause
that OF ProthIuurary. When cnmTararvely
stranger, Mr.. Sands run for the clL-e, when
Mr.. Rau>h'> better acquaintance carried him
in-tho' tIr. Sands, at me, had II MAJ rlY
where the Democrats ha5 3 majority a. the
same time. AL who know HIN say lie Is a
modest. unpre;enCinc man, with the capacity
fer very superior CiiIcer-he IS an excellent
peumau. an experienced accountant, uui,r-
stands German a1t Ea- n. ant Of persona.
worth and good character. He will make an
undoub,eJ good Parliamentary, and We there
fore respectfully urge Of our friends in o.hsr
parts 10 take our words f'r j, AMI work aHi
vote for Mr. James ". Sands, and they'll not
be sorry for it. FAIR PLAY
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A Day in South Carolina.
HILTON HEAD, June

bILIDN liLAD, J uIc ".
Across from our picket, on the main
land, at ferry wc call the White House,
the Rebels bad piekeiel, and Of late had
been very annoying by going up stairs
aud shooting our pickets We got 80
pound rifsd Parrot gun, and commenced
sheliug that house and the woods around
it. The Rebels skedadlled. We went
Ovcr with 100 men, destroyed the poor
boats, took away the good ones, and fred
the buildings. We found there a copy Of
the .SIranHa RrpujlicIa of the 18th inst
Il had some good news for Us, but lit!le
for the Rebels II sail nothing c0u. be
expected hereafter from Beauregard, and
that Kirhlrond would and must fall into
the hands Of the Felcrals unless every
mau would enlist aud save that city.
also noticed reward Of $50 for a descr;er
from their rluks-a substitute for some
ar-tccrar, | presume. y Iirm in Savanna
GlTertlsel hbjne-haue SAT- d. 0J cents Fer
quart. (Come over to Hilton liead-ii
uIles onIy-ani they can &c; salt at Il
ccut, tushcl, provided they would rally
uui r tue old h's) We foun! their can
teens to be douOIe-hali for whi,key, aud
the other hsif for water In their haver-
sacks we found government bread, corn
cakes, and another kind seemingly made Of
putty aud shortened with brick dust. We
returned to our head quarters in due sea-
son, we'll pleased with our trip. Doc G.
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REMOVAL.

T B CHRIST, Esq, has removed his oi-
] 1. flee To- the building OF Jonathan Spy ker,
Norlh ni the Conrt House, and immediately
opposite the Buffalo House. where he Will a.
t~ui H. ali manner Of business at his Office
with dispatch aud promp,uess IN his line OF
business. (Spealss both English ant Germany
Anr.II 1862. l.. B. CHRiSr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04
COMMISSIONER.

MessrS EtJorS-iiiow me tn recommend
in your columns the name Of y. ". SHlTH,
Esd. Of White Deer Tp a. a caId IAe .or
the OdJcc OF Commissioner oi iHrun county.
this fall, subj-c, to Tie decision Of The Nem,-
mating Convention. The squire possesses
every needtu qualification a. make good
and efficient officer; and long wears Of fidelity
both as citizen AM par'y-man Clam tDs
him hearty support Of every true Rspub!.
can volcr Of this county.
June =. 1867 LEWISBT RG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

WEST CHESTER, June 30.-The Dem.
ocrats held meeting here to day to elect
Delegates to the State Convention.
Speeches were made agains. the Admin
istration, the war aud emancipation, and
against paying the war,taxes.
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NO T ICE.

TIME Books and Accounts Of I. ScHH'rrR.
!. ScaRrYfR Il soy; also, the Butcher
Books OF c. GruRAurrNG. have been placed
IN NV hands for collection, OF which all inle-
rs.,ei wi.l please AXE uoucs.
Lev.spurg, May l, 1882 WI. JONES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

Lo;rThe Bufaloe Creek Sabbath School
mas appointed a committee of Arrange
ments for Celebration on Saturday the
26'h Of July.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-04

1--WE notice Rev. Geo. W. Anderson
and ReV. J. Harvard Castle, among the
cle'eymen who have recently left their
homes to labor for the sick and wounded
soldiers wl'hou, compeusation, under the
auspices of the Christian Commission of
Philadelphia.