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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
The Week of Fighting.

From Tuesday, 9th June, to Tues
day, Isl Jgly, there vas series Of actions
before Richmond, as severe aud des'ruc-
tive as recorded 10 any week of history
The number uudcr srCleilan being
unknown, that Of the Rebels must Of course
be eue-swork Il is evident that each
side had over 100, 4Yp men. The enemy
were probably srMges', a, they have
jlined all their great armies in to one, and
have called out colorcd soldiers to their aid.
1t was determined to remove the Uuiou
army from the York to the James river
By the treachery of some one 10 our rluk',
or from close observation, this fact became
obvious to the Rebels. They ,herel re
massed their best troops together, to harass
sai fall upon our lines in m1tiln. Day
after day the Rebels sw0oped, in great
numbers, upon tue mos, exposed portions
Of our retiring furca. Tie Rebel liue was
many columns deep, 50 that whea the fist
were cut down, those after would press
the next forward to the work, Ike horde
of butTl!oes on the plaius. There was DO
chance 10 retreat-uo room to yieId-eyery
fronting rank was kept up by those in the
rear. Hundreds of Rebels ftll at the
broadsides Of our guns, but others we're at
once pushed in,o their places. Ga the
iaal, desperate eucouuter-Fuesiay Of
last week-,he Rebels drauk wLiskey anl
gnupowler, aud marched to the cauuon's
mouth as reeklessly aud as stupid as if
made of wood, determined apparently al
to conquer or to die.
These assaults were skifully made with
superior numbers, but were always met
aud foied by the cool bravery Of the Union
men, who frequently charged AMI droTo
back the enemy, as well as moved them
down in heaps. But our forces hal to
move at every chance, to reach their safe,
chosen line, aud when in motion were
again attacked-thus wearing them away,
aud some times leaving their dead aud
their worst wounded to the tender mer
oi.s of the Rebels.
Reports vary grea,ly-the Union losses
by death, wounds, imprisonment, sickness,
*, being estimated from 10000 to
30 coo, AID that Of the Rebels from
80, ,00o to $4,000 There is no question
but the Rebels suffered much the most,
as the Uuionists had tho best guus and
the best fighters. The Rebels failed in
their aim Of breaking up our army, and
we have reached the goal for which we
started. a short rest, reiufoGcements,
and gunboa's, will soon show that the
EobeIs' valor and losses were in vain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Burnside 10 tbs ResCue

A large portion Of Gen, Burn>ile's corps
has Joined the Army Of the Potomac, aud
will swell the host that shall yet lay low
the Babylon Of the S'ayeho'i.rs' Rebel
lion. Capt. Linn was seen among tue
troops, so that it seems probable Ljnu's,
Kelly's, Hassenplug ;, two Cbamberlius'
Church's, Tate's and Roush's Computes
EIGHT in al ,offirered from Union county
are now under Mcclellan. What hopes
are cherished for them aud what prayers
ascend in their behalf, Heaven give
them health, courage, and speedy sue-
cess,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

rs,-We have letter from Capt. Linn,
dated 10Th ult, for our next.
fey.Presiicu, Lincoln visited Generals
mcclellan and Burnside on James River
and at Fortress Monroe, the fore part
Of the week.
IL THE CoUYrRY.-We are not in a
mood for rhaps odjzing over the glorles OF
cpr horpy ucishborhood, in this time OF
,o,cc at home-we will not even contrast
!, with regions where Secession has had
s Nevertheless, on Monday last, we
went into "the cosutry"-at least half a
,,ile-and for the first visited the rural
home Of Col. Slifer. Seeing some drain
tiles to be put down the next tune of lei
sure his hands have suitable 10 the work,
We learned he had aiceoGy laid some, in
srale aud on side hill North of his house.
We think it would materially benefit our
farmers, if be would give Us q statemcut
of the cost per acre Of his tile-draiuing,
and Of its effect upon crops when compared
with previous yields The President of
Che Agricultural Society should "inagnify
bis ofii;s" by imPartiug knowledge Of
such eyperimcnts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Fellow cirz-rs-When We draw the hue
along B-a.s hureI and parallel with the River
d."l we End hall The people of Union ecu. "
situated West. and half Easr. Of the aforesaid
hae. Westward Ee have only one Jutge. one
Commissions, the Surveyor and tive Auditors
fJr conr'y c:a--~. hi,l.-uturg y jhe second
t7ro1-l IN me county ant her gallant C-loD-
i-', ave broken d9vs. the ,hsrp.backed rsrrv
Democracy 'L-t so long ruled that town, Yet
We have l-' go gt.-e wora naming for ten
years. Ial.-rGr- md the West now va q i
good ifi--naj minor Office, bat one worthy
%. tIeir ul'are.s ana la5Irs n the good cause
that of Pr"la..-,l5y. When comparatively
4 stranger. NT.-ar's ,Un irr the csc. vixen
Ar. ..Jush's r=iisr arFIaiHfarCs carried N
u-lao' Sir Sands. a. home, tai ID iaa!0rlly
where the Democrats had - mej.rIy a. -
same r..ae. All who Eaow nj r7v he Is q
modest, uETra,'.aa- nam. WE. 4 Capac..-
.aI a rety $. se...r ,,I,r--h- Is a. excellent
pramar. an experienced accor~rsuj. rn6s--
sands G~rmaa -1: e. I,.i, an r perso- 4.
w-i.l arl good c.5rac.rr. He wH. make an
u4i 3uAre! good Prgrl-aotsrv, and We there
i.ge respectfully URGE Of our fTieutS in other
paris 10 l1sr our words for i, AMI work and
vote lJr Nr. James ". sands, and they'll not
be sorry !ar it. FAIR PLAY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
EcI0ieuurg tEIarnc:.
f,7At6kE
COrreried Wsckll

Rv Rev No DI-r.ar IH,'UppY and Miss HATTIE
hEtNt| N1n~v-a'sp Rrv.J " BUCKLEY and Miss
JENNIE ElSut1, Iiu-lrgsi.Ie
Ev Row . a'-'s1n c0'h MT V-T II ERtCIr end
Miss ELLA II 'lIE-, both o. wiH'asrspor'.
fv krv.AiTal". .D'h My. Rev. I-AAC e. BROWN. II
N'r"rr hur-.N' AMI Mi LIZZIE ~ daughter Of Isaac
Loose "a ~ i'lir-Hit-. sang 20. IN
Bv Rev y - 'rhrf h' = inst IDrr. GlTTrG aud Miss
ELIZA 4. pILFFENItfHElt. wear Wa-hin-. yilis
In Iivrru0s.l. 2.rh MI Jl-EPu WAGNER auI Mics
NASSiE X .iI.EH. hItL of p.Ery s,uaiy.
Hv Rev. e : Rite hlgsr, g3t1 MT. JtVEs nEEsER
and Mics NSRN Z Fi,Y. 10th e Tur'u,vi,l-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Our Losses,

The inquiry is often made, why are
there such varying statements of our
losses? aad why does not the Government
report at once ofiicially? 1t shoull be
remembered that the scene Of the late
actions below Richmond cover very many
miles of woods, swamps, &c.-tbat many
OF the Captains aud others depended upon
to report, are killed, aud otherwise un-
able-that they ure more or less dis
arranged, and s,ragglers continually
coming iu-and especially that the duties
aud dangers Immediately before them are
of more pressing Importance. 1t requires
tune aud inquiry to report correctly, Of
ficialy, aud even then the best aud most
honest 4 fer in opinions. Many Of the
privatcs lost every writing material, and
Geed rest in their Intervals of labor, drill,
march, aud combat. These are reasons
why they are not more speedy and com
plcte in details. We give such as We have
Of those we feel most interested 10.
Lieut. Tho's G. Oswig writes, lst inst,
that he uras to'd by private Reader, Of the
Slifer Guards, that Capt. Thomas Cham
berlin and Lieut.. Theodore H. NJ M'Fadden
had both been shot in the legs, and while
iu the charge of UGion Surgeon fell into
the Rebel lines. Capt. Ets'on was killed:
and his battery lost, but Lieut. o. escaped
six day ; encounters without scratch.
james Flanagan writes from Fortress
Monroe, July 9th, that be saw Joseph
Leopard, Of Capt N'Cleery's Milton Com
pany, aud Curry Kelly and David Hauck,
of Thos. Chamberlin',, among the wound
eI, there. Hapck had Ouly two fingers
shot off, and all were well cared for by DR..
VI Coy of Northumberland.
We CLEAN from the Philadelphia Iaqpir.
cr of Oh inst, the following list Of killed,
wounded, and missing, in the 9th Peun'a
Reserves:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

L5'It is customary and proper, when our
Legislators have serve. faithfully, to honor
them and secure experienced men IN our
Clpiti,, by a reelection. Iudse BEAVER,
Il, tar aS .e have heard, has been creti;
L. the District while ~ Harrisburg, b9ih as a
man and as Member 81 the Assembly Of
Pennsylvania. In good character and worth
no man stands fairer. We therefore recon-
mead Jesse Beaver for reelection, nexl Fail.
MANY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Shall the People's Choice Prevail =?

At the late election in Snyder county,
the vote was by Jri'o', aud the tpl,y ii,'s
were returned to the Convention, with t,co
Ds}cJrfes similarly chosen. Upon coun'-
ing up The votes for the two Offices most
contested, they were found to be thus:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

General nalleek reports a victory Of
considerable importance near Bonneville,
Miss. Ga Tuesday last Col. Sheridan of
the % Michigan Cavalry and two regi-
ments, in all 72S men, were attacked by
1900 rebels, whom he defeated and drove
back after seven hours Of fighting. We
had only Al killed, wounded, and missing.
Gen. Haleck was so well pleased that he
recommends Col. Sheridan fox promotion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Teiiow-CiliZens-H been encouraged
by The offers of numbers OF voters IN various
parts Of The c-ln'v, | an 4 Candidate for the
office cf ConmisSi0uer- Sltjelt 20 your
choice at the Iuv primary Elections. i vra
tunS Nelly township IS entitled 10 lhe Office
al tR.> time ari can eutrp>t me Vih II. rjit
be thankful irr YOUR v0'ss-aut u dominated
aud elected. It j. MT tury and pride 10 act
or The best interests O. The whole couoty.
Kelly IT, juno q LIZ JOHN NpiL-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
LEVISBURG

Il is admitted by S'l lha: The up-riyer par,
of Union county l~ er:.Jiri 20 the next Co,a-
II ss.cner. Lswisbgrg mas officers and caa-
jij-lss, Buffalo nas = Judge and has had
Cumml>s.oae for three y-ar>, ami Wnlts
Deer has rGr sheriff T. seems therefore that
Kelly townShip-hayIug no County Officer,
and SiyInc the best B-rut!ican vu.e. should
have The choice. Last Fall, Mr.JOHN NOiI.
was proposed, but. a neighJor having been
previously named, he declined. II Mr. Non
will row cyu-cat to be 4 candidate. very
many know him 70 te a gooI and popular
man. who We rninS woud prove an honest,
independent, accommodating officer.
June HARMONY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

On the 4th, Gen. Mcclellan issrcd a
stirring and patriotic address,, closing with
the promise that "this army shsll enter
the capital of the so-called Contadcrscy,"
and the Constitution and Union ''shall be
preserved, cost what it may in time, treas
ure, and blood"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Senator Dixon, Representatives Blair,
Diven, Van NalkonburG, Pomroy aud
others have left Congress to raise Rcgi-
mcnts under the last call
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
PE0THCNOTARY.

Fellow Cgaz-u--l offer myself as a can
'l'ale for the oiii"e oi PsolhouoIary of Union
county &. he neat General Election sutJecs
'n the decision Of Inc iuig Union domination.
Having been urged 10y numerous friends.
nope TO receive a liberal s1pport. !f an
dominated aat elected, | viii perform the
LUues Of the UiIce wI.h rhe best Of NV ability.
JOHN CROS>GROVE.
LeW;sburg Nav > i>5.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

BosroN, July l0.-The new Messachu-
sets five per cent scrip for loan Of $3.50
900, has all been taken at cne-half per
cent premium. The ,ota! amount Of the
bids was nearly three millions.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Gen. Grant, in Arkansas, has been
compelled to outlaw guerrilas aud declare
that where they destroy the Government
property, the damages shall be levied and
collected from personal properly Of Rebel
sywpathizcrs in the vicinity,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Z, --latest 81 eWvy S

WASHINGTON, July l0.-No inieli-
gence of special public importance has been
received FROM the Army Of the Potomac
for several days past, further than that it
is improving in strength and efficiency.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

John c. Knox, late of the Supreme
Court, is among the Delegates appointed
from Philadelp phia to the Union State Con-
veution in Harrisburg, 18th inst. Judge
Thompson, M'Micheal, Forney, GilpiD,
&c, are his associates. Philadelphia will
speak, with pOten: voice, against the
Breckiuridge faction beaded by Slinker.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
syThc house of Thompson G. Evans

EI-Thc house of Thompson G. Evans,
on South Fifth st, near the Seminary,
had some of its rafters split with Lightning
in the storm of Monday last. No one in
the house was injured, although some were
slightly "as.onished." Next dag, We saw
Morrow, the lightning rod man, putting up
some conductors to ward OF such vista
tious in the future.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

TIE FIRST The frs. man elected
to the next Congress, is a Republican
NJ Bride, of Oregon-and that is GAIN
of Republican Member.
II is a yood Le3janiny. Let the Union
men follow it up, and not Doughface be
permitted hereafter to misrepresent any
Free State Of this Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Hers mai. 81 Ritter's .01

NIi!er's maj. 81 Ritter -oi
Miller has a mnjDrity of Popular Vote,
and Patterson hai one sett Of Delegates
more thaa Miller. Now the interesting
and important question arises, St1H tie
Coaj;recs represent the Is2p's or the Dc'e-
gatcs.s There Is no doubling, no disput-
Jug the fact that Miller is the frs, choice
Of the voters. 1t is for the other counties
to say whether that choice shall be regar-
ded, or whether they will run the risk OF
attempting to mr.e the -K.nority yocera,
as they d. 10 Rebel1om.
Ritter had a minority Of the People aud
Of the Delegates also.
The vote Was largely in favor Of the
Crawford County System. Abrahlm h.
MiIdlesvarth was nominated for Commis-
sioner. DR.. J hn y. Schindel and Moses
Specht for Auditors. Aud DR.. B.F.WaS-
genscller for Coroner
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

re- The Democratic Printers have not
yet heard Of the Oregon Election !......or
rather, probably, they still try to delude
their readers with the idea that they can
sweep the field next Fall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

MURDER-On the night after the 4th,
a German, named Schraysshuen, was taken
from the clubhouse of lager beer salon in
Wi,liamsport, dead. Two men were com.
mittcd to prison charged with his death in
a drunken fight lie leaves family.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

There is general rush to escape pros
cription by tie people along the Ml-S's-
sipoi River On one island below White
Mver, there are said to be $500 refugees.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Some Ta,ctI- .k1 into i room in the
resr of the Wiiiian-part Court House,
aud damaged the type, No Of the Demo
cr4t. $500 Reward is of-red for the
conviction Of the proportions, aud 500
for conviction Of any assistants in the
outrage.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Public Meeting Saturday Evening

A Military Hospital on the North or
West Branch, it has been thought, would
be advisable, to bring the sick and wound
ed nearer their friends in this quarter, and
to give the benevolent better chances to
aid those who are suffering in our behalf.
Milton aud Williamsport have been asking
for such au institution in their midst, and
two preparatory meetings have been held
for the same object in Lewisburg, and
Committees appointed. The gentleman
deputed to lay the memorial before the
Governor, is to report this Saturday eve
ming, at Gi o'clock, in Chamberlin's Hall,
where all interested are invited to attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Nicksburs has fallen into the hands Of
the Union feet \ bombardment took
place on Thursday and Friday week, and
the town must have been nearly ruined.
The particulars have not yet reached US
1t is stated that 5000 negroes have been
set to work to dig canal across the neck
of land SO as to change the direction of
the Mississippi aud leave Vicks5urg high
and dry far inland. Vicksburg won't be
worth much as city by the time our feet
has done with it.
The reduction Of Vicksburg was in
progress at our last accounts, satisfactorily
to the UniOnis's, except that Com. Ferra-
gut was wounded in the head when his
feet passed the Rebel batteries. The
contrabands are cutting of the city BY the
Canal, vigorously.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

July 5.-Gen. M'Cle!lan's left wing
yesterday captured I000 Rebels and three
batteries. Our forces have gained seven
miles up the river. The Rebel gunboat
Teazer was taken, with important papers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

CoNFIYED.-An apparently crazy man,
who has been annoying the people Of
Chillisq1aque, BY insulting women and
otherwise, was last night caught, and is
now IN the Jail at Lewisburg. He is a
mddle-aged man, about FIVE feet five, very
strong and violent, and from a paper in
his pocket is supposed to be named Josiah
Bnhers. Newspapers with whom we ex-
change are requested to copy this, that his
friends or acquaiu,ances may have him
propcI ) attended to at once.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

PC "a Spectator" Informs US that the
4'h of July was celebrated 10 Phirhone
Hall, College Hill, Lew;sburg, at o
o'clock in the morning. The Declaration
was read by J. S. Hltson, Of Warren;
Grafton By g. Baron Miller Of Lewisburg
D. b. Probasco, of Greenwich, y. J. read
"Ihe Iris and another Grafton by g.
I. Hall, Of IIumphreysVi!le, concluded
the entertainment.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
RT-We repuhlish the following recon-
mendation, which appeared on y in part
Of our Tuesdays edition:
SUrreyOr Generll-Judgc Cunningham.

Since Mr.CocHuAN's denomination for Au-
ditor General i conceded on all sides the Hon.
THou,s Cu>NISGHAn,o OF Beaver Co. Is urged
by many for Surveyor General. He was
Delegate to the Charleston Convention, and a
consistent DolglaS mana man of ability,
energy, popularity, and every way worthy the
station. Give the glorious West the Office!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Richmond papers claim to have 5000
Yankees, prisoners. TEsy recommend that
Mcclellan b. starved into "cap!tu.aliOa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

The arua4! meeting Of the Sasqrehanna
Telegraph Company viii be a! Danyllle,
2j.n July, 1852, Z: >, p. NJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Commodore Wilkes, the captor of Mason
and Sildel!, has been ordered 10 take com
maud Of the f,tiiI. in Jane: River.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

E@-The Conferees for the Center, Clin-
ton, LycomiDg and Union Senatorial Dis
trict, met in Lock Haven, last Tuesday,
when John Irwin, Jr, of Centre Co, was
chosen President, and Sam'l II. Orwig, of
Union Co, Secretary. On motion Maj
Charles Il. Shriner, Of Union Co, was
unanimously chosen Delegate to the Union
State Convention in Harrisburg, 18th inst.
Although an old line Democrat, Maj.
Shriner has been, during this contest, with
the friends of Douglas in sustaining the
Government without any if, dnds or Gats.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
XIII ID.


d. seneca u. S'ihn 'hs' ermoh,-
'P'' i'hcs iAsgaF', Nur'hus,'et1auu'
'P, u " ,,'"', en- i""""'a
,,i r;.,.a H. - ;a.,,'l;n ~ ;',''4 w.
-, E,r, r., n |u.-,o,,
U..n.z,y ami L,,, q, ,Le rr,EI
CAPT. JOHN II. MClcery, Nnlton.
1t. Thee. II M'Faiien, Lewisburg.
~ ~, - ~ " " N ii'iIeo''G'' in G ~ u ~ w. o->
",
1oCo D-Tbomas CLamborIin'A
q il Woodward Corp. A. Deitswor,h
Daniel Covert VIM. Travel
Georse iiarbIson DAME! gilbert
E,, l's' 'l'G,e d. C Son" u Imi a G'n
charles so,5cr AE Johnson
York \. Woodward Geo c. Kelly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Gen. SclsgI succeeds il command Of
Gen. F.em,Hl's force.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
NOT ICE,

FsNHE Dimes Saving Institution of Lewis
I burg has this day declared a pviArnt
OF Four per Cent. frr the las, SIX L.uara, 90
the amount Of Stock paid IN. Para = IN
twenty days from ta,c. Ii. p. SHELLER,
May I,ls-A Is.t-l-l5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

n<a-A new regulation has gone into
effect on the Philnd & Erie Railroad.
Passengers purchasing tickets before ente-
ring the ears, will save
On distances uHicr 80 miles 3 cents
do between 90 and so Il %
That is, those riding under 30 miles will
be charged ten cents excess if they pay
their fare in tue cars, one half of which
will be returned to them at any office on
the line of the Road, on presenting a cou-
pom, to be given them by the Conductor !;
and passengers travelling between 80 and
50 miles, will be charged wentyfiVe cents
excess when paying fare iu the cars, ten
cents of which will be returned as above
Passengers will therefore save money BY
procuring tickets at the station before
leaving.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Foa, RENT

"a 4 B15Inlss Sand IN Beavers Block,
ALewlsonrg, with Dwelling attached.
Possession Immediately. location very tes,
in town. Ap.iy 70
A. Z. UENORNANDIE, or
PETER BEAVER. LsvlsbUrg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

New LAW BY a special enactment of
1861, trials for certain minor offences in
Union aud Erie counties, may now be bad
before a Justice of the Peace aud six
Jpyors. BY this means, great expense
is saved the County, and also the parties,
sui the cases do not harass and excite as
much as when in Court Two cases Of
sssalt and battery have been tried under
this law-one 10 NJ flinburg, and one in
Lewisburg-and all hands seem to consid
G 1t an improvement.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

saTThc nreckinriigcrs in Juuiata Co.
re-uomnated Dr. +. ID. Crawford Cor Sem
a,or, and John ?. Wharton for Assembly.
The Sentinel says the Resolutions are
a series of wi>hr-wa shy, half
Union. halESeces,i SION, i-WhItc, half black,
SIra.ghl-Tount, miserable, unmeauin" moth
in->-cNccpr sickcuinG lauia,ons Of Putrld,
fostering. rotten democracy, and expressing
their entire willingness (huw very maghaul-
nous . 10 unite with all honest lu@h > men
in order 10 place Democrats in high places
ia the synagogue
What is known as the 'Crawtord fac
tiou" was triumphant, and much dissatis-
faction was apparent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

The wife Of C,l. E.lct Las died. with
grief over her loss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

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