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Railruul} a11D Gtrun1boat Gir1ts.

AauLIl uQu QtkU 1tEuNlu0uI ANIl3.
| CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and liverpool
Tie drst class po~erfu1 Steamships
SIDoN. KEDAH,
MARATHON, THIP0LI.
QneeEstown every alie1n.,e Wednesdsy.
e eos g. i.
:sssis sss fsP faesy
HENRY GREENEHAUM.
General Passage Agency corner Of Lake nd 1,+sstto
street. Cn3cago- - Ey9c:5s-sn
PEOPLE'S LINE OF NEW
STEAMERS.
For Buffalo and all Way Ports
WIN leave Dock, foo: Of So:ta1as:rc,t..
EVERY EVENING, MT 7 O'CLOCK,
SUNDAY E1crrEEnS
FOR BUFFALO
And all intermediate Ports.
These Bo.ts are NEW AND sUPRReLr FINISHED
L. BRADLEY. Ticket Agent.
Office No. ? North welsst.
Poet Office Boz 47s3. my3esn ~
BUFFALO, ,e1 CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
Of tits li1e viii nm IN connection. aad On Gter1Asa
days. with theso Of tho
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
1oRASa
DAILY LIME
Sundays exccped1 fog ths transportation Of Fright
, sad ,P9ssssersefs Running In connection at Buffalo,
Mew York Central Railroad, Spauld-
ing's Express, Union Express;
"aSfgsSa 49ey ID
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
The composing this line are Of the largest
size and q great s.rsngth and speed with superior
WIN these unequallcd ftcltie. the Inc prepared
q III e1d he sn sas
R9 aese 81 r. s snass baa
sesg sss seG!z No.
s13fsA nEs ifIE Agent Western Transportation Co..
IL i sFAULDfSG. s1auzd1ng's Express, No.aA.
@ as ss f b?sss4:z gssS
Il ! &Ss1S;; #Ris ees p,...,n,. p.
n1emoAP IL s5SoSft ksfs; saaSeSek 5 j = sss IA
Of7ce foot Of Stata street. Chicago.
i,fjca ri of . ,:ichisan st.s:t Huff3s,o
, 1863-06-09

FLECTION NOTICE. Notice is
IL hereby given. that on TUESDAY the soth day OF
JuIe inst Ut the usual place Of holding elections Ia
the County Of Cook Special Election VIII held for
Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit to hi
yacans{ oseasl9ned hy the decsa1s Of the late M99
Governor Of Illinois, which Election ts be opened at
8oc1ock 10 the morning. and viii continue open until
o'clock IN the afternoon Of the same day.
Dated Chicago. this sixth n OF june. 4. D 1865
LEI tR6 1wd1IW IS. HAMMOND, Sheriff.
TORNWELLS q ELLIOTT,
, 1863-06-09

GHEEP.-I have for sale five hun
~ dred Ehec3. on my farm. near VIM McasuEN.
seven miles scuthH est Of the RsDEpa stAuoh At Ne
uupu. Knox Co.. III. Z. G. WALTER
Nah29t b729s swd EkWJ
, 1863-06-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

VIC offer for sale the following valuable property
heonR11K to the estate Of tho lAte Governor JOSEPH
i. WELLS.
Forty the southeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter section township 50 north range IS east fronting
s. rods on Chicago avenue and 70 rods on WessetN
avenue.
Out lot or block in Canal Trustees Subdivision o
section 7, 80 north. "A Hehst-l0 acTen-
Block 10. In Wrtghts subdivision OF the northeast
quarter. section T. townehip 81 north Is cast
10 acres.
The three tracts Of land above mentioned ara al
quarry ]a1ds. AID OF great Talua-
Fisesc.ea In the subdivision Of tha west half Of ta
southeast quarter Of secttun Is. township So faoxe
H. bounded On the Bonth by Twelfth srreet.
Forty ac1ts In sections township S. ta3sef4. This
lana Is dry II can be Eade into house Iots. Moso
tLan hail ot It eoye.ed with oak trees. Tne water
Ia pure ar sweet No inviting Iots fhf occupa
ton can be found In the vicinity Of the city.
River 1ot SO feet On the North Branch Of tho Chi
cago River, bounded south By ClybouTne avenue,
2E3 feet the avenue The losls in shefeld'sAd
ton
Sixteen lots In 1sdgely's Addition, fronting o.
Green htreet being lots to 18 In block O. between
Pratt and Philips at,eets each lot u OF Is bJ 1s faes
dep.
All the above named property VIII he sold On Nhee-
al terHs.
, 1863-06-09
Reu1opdl.

r REMQXAIhi::s 1}1a AIi:s consrook,
~. a., rompany Of 0noudAguA, h&s re-
Syca bis otilcr IL South mster ~ N and :.
Uhonaat4n q: 4nn1rnnsa1S m2ts l3il l..
, 1863-06-09
HAVE THE
Wholesale Agency
FOR C.. EARNARD'S PENS,
DROVOST MARSHAL, GENER,

CooE Knne, Mc11cnry. Lake, Dnore W1naebsgo. D,
Page, Kendall, VIII, Grundy. LaSaie, Bufe 1T, AM
Eteyenton Counties. Illinois, and Waync. Couaty
Michigan. iete877.11E
, 1863-06-09
GOLD MOUNTED JET EN-.
~ A3tEL VEST CHAINS.
IICE4 NOVELTIES.
IICEl NOTELTIESs
RICH NOVELTIES!

Unique In design and unsurpassed IL appearance!
This article but reccl ty Introduced. OF which
II e pafertecs. and sole manufacturer: they
hare ain ay become enc o. the most popuar dasnon.
Small size liz rer eToss MEDIUM HE III per gross:
LasEcs;zc ~ Krcs. Assorted four dozen Of each
size s26. Alllhave patent bar and improved swivel
attacte Cd. With gold nonntpEs Of different designs.
futle7r Johbcfs and General Den1ers Will ind them
we'll worthy Naturalization; they give profit Of 800
Per cent.
TEnine in crosses only will be sent BIZ express with
h pa' a'Ie o. delivery Buyers in dsley States OF
cannot colec. fr.,ns tteN,. Address
WEYDDSEET ENAMEL CHAIN CO.,
fe4.ef20 ow l69 TIroanpnv Nav York
, 1863-06-09
i. W. FUTILE

General Western Agent. No Stats street, Chicago
rny22-e11I- SIN
, 1863-06-09

I ANDS. all wanting Farms
Large and thriving set!ensH Of Vineland. mild
rich so produces large crops, txenty aere tacts at
from s15 70 20 PET acre payable WlthIo f1ur yesra-
fetts'r { @ and making impEoggmsnts; Apply to cHAs-
n J.. Letters answered. Papers containing f1i IL
formation, Will be sent free. te7e4D I'm
, 1863-06-09

GOMETHING NEW Hudson's
~ Up11yalled Tooth Pastc. The BEST DxSTH1r1ck
now IN use-1E Thitpns and preserves the reeth:
retnovts tartar heaE guta m purthes tbs
breath Il c0rt4lns ie}urions properties whatever,
but Is harnlee@iui'e achon as pure cold water Try
It Sold by al Druggists. 3cl e62-2w1s
, 1863-06-09
nOCTOR BIGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

F0FNtT1y d 81. ItHM. no.
Car be consulted at his Office 10 South Clark street
cor1er OF Monroe Chicago H. half block tfoI TIC
rsf {lfcr on n1 CtFpHt and diseases both
eeIcs. which he treats x1ta unparalleled tuccess.
Rooms tcparate where adies and gentlemen can eon-
Sundays 10 to IL A. II. Communications conf dent1aL
CONSULTATIONS free. Address r o. Box Isl lnclose
two stan ps aud get Lis
, 1863-06-09
feaqi Nutifn.


TO-PARTNE NERSHIP.-The un-
I ders,-rra havs tniz day formed copartneraale
fnr ms r. ansscros Of a general Commission blstne
under ihe On, uacae Of HOWE 4 ROBBIAs- 0uco. Ia
South water street, Chicago. L. uowE
Ci tcago. MAY 1st 1861 SAMu66HHR u66HRTfys TTfys
TY'-ds-13-Sl X Y n.tn:ss
, 1863-06-09

L AIS OFT 1CE: WAsnlsaToy. 2 G., May q. 1s6s
Of Csval,y now in the Held are hereby authorized 10
e:cnt tlcms5yes at any tlme during The n.st thlrsy
Dist:ic'a. This Board ehaI1 examine them and deter
mine unon their fitness for tie se1vtco a. fonnd to
them transportation tickets to the general
the htkdqus.te!s Of the A. a. Provost Marshal Gen
e:Ha oftke state AZ socn as they present enseVesat
tls rendezvous they sanll be duy cd BY
rGEteIinEn atsbnrBlt othccE. and pad By hin the
bounty allowed bJ law. JAMES Il. FRI,
myE] e516 I'm Provost MaFShal General,
, 1863-06-09

Having erected the most extensive Lard on estab-
Hstmett In the Unted States arc prepared to supply
ne Trade q ChcaKo With the various qualities ef OIL
market rates. fe4 e6t33
, 1863-06-09

a PERFECT CURE WARRANTED.
PcEsore suffering from Irregularities should call at
ppce and he cured.
Best Of city references as to ability and success
ics.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

Intelligent Rebels, since ieaoi"y Penn
sylvauia, say they we're amazed to hear
some of our farmers say they don't care
who was President, only let them alone.
They were also greatly amused, when he'll
ping themselves to horses aud other trifes
they needed, to see "the Democracy" hur-
rying out, making "signs," aud grasping
their hands to give them "grips." When
the dupes Of the k.G.C.'s found that the
Rebels would rob them just as soon as
they would rob Republicans. their blauk
looks of wonder we're somewhat frightened
by an indignant suspicion that they bad
been fooled by their leaders!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Correspondence of the Star & Chronicle
HEREEnRn Nd Iulp

hEhEfoh Ahu-i ouiy y.
On visiting Gettysburg, | found the
Catholic, Presbyterian and two Lutheran
churches, the Court House, the College,
the Seminary, and the Odd Fellows
Hall, used as hospitals, and filled to over
flowing. In the halls and rooms, vesti-
bules aud easements, on the steps and in
the altars, were stalwart men in the bloom
Of health rendered helpless BY the weapons
Of war. conyersed freely with many,
and sought to direct them to the true
fountain of happiness.
You have heard of the furious assaults
made upon our right and extreme left
wings. Ou the right, holes were dug
which contain the bodies of scores of the
vauquished foe. On the left, in q rocky
portion Of ground at the base of hill, VIC
found 40 ubburied Rebels, their faces
black as night, eyes open, millions of yer.
min feeding upon them, and no earth
within fifty yards. The ground was every.
where strewn with muskets, bayonets,
balls, grapeshot, canteens, shoes, bats, &c.
Dead horses were unburied, and wounded
veterans were turned out to die. Houses
arc ridiled, fences gone, and wheat and
corn destroyed. The fight of the enemy
was most prscipitate, leaving their dead,
wounded, and some sleeping in tho town.
The people Of Gettysburg have been
robbed Of silver ware, silk dresses, stock
iags, gloves, and shoes, as we'll as horses,
cattle, aud provisions. To aid these loyal
people, would be work Of humanity.
Private dwellings contain many wounded
officers. The cars are daily laden with
the slightly wounded, who are being re-
moved to Philadelphia, Baltimore &c.
We found 40 South Carolinians buried
in one row, with headboards and names
&c, but many brave men on both sides
have but . few inches Of dirt thrown on
them, with no mark to perpetuste their
names, or give satisfaction to searching
friends who come hither by thousands.
Aud still the war is waged with fearful
visor. The morning Of this terrible night,
however, Is beg.nuing to dawn, thank
God aud the tucsin of war will be hush
cd, aud the States will be as in former
yeays-oue AID lriivislbie. H.CP
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Constitution again Violated.

Roumfort, the Democratic Mayor of
Harrisburg. recently, in an extraordinary
and &" arbitrary" way eni ioinei
"tavern keepers, retail liquor dealers,
and keepers of lager beer shops, to discon-
tnue the sale of any Intoxicating liquor
Whuteoer."
This, too, was when the Rebels were
not on the east side Of the River. He
stopped the grog of the COrperhends !.
All this was in spite Of the Constitution,
the State Laws, all manner of Compro-
mise, and the Licenses of the Courts, for
which they bad paid the money! Wss
there ever such an insult, such an outrage,
on the Constitutional Democracy!
EsO-Against this "fsnaticar Maine
law order, far rhich dc -A,yor has no
authority whatecer in any la,o Of tie no
ton, State, or city, the Democracy make
no ou,cry--he belongs to their party-all
right! But they roar like Beeizebub
aud Niagara when the President, under
authority of the Constitution aud of Acts
of Congress, suspends habeas corpus
against known or suspected traitors, to
save the nations life He doL't belong
to their party-all wrong!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The Democratic State Couventtan Of
California express unalterable devotion to
the Constitution and Union, and. recognize
the right Of the Government to use every
constitutional means to put down REBEL
ion and insurrection ; they oppose secret
societies. and denounce arbitrary arrests
uphold freedom Of the speech and Of the
press denounce the Emancipation procla,
nation, and all Law to substitute paper
currency in California for gold. Quite
curious platform, adapted" (as they
hope) "to that latitude"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

So anxious arc the Copperheads to set
even blacks to take their place in the
ranks, that their organ at Harrisburg
advertises for substitutes, "xithout regard
to color," At the leading Democratic hotel.
The design is to prejudice the people by
the suppostlon that white and colored
men are to 20 together, but it is announced
that colored men are in colored regiments
only.
Thus far, twenty four banks have been
organized under the National Banking
Law, aud only await the furnishing Of
notes by the Treasury Department to 60
into complete operation. These will be
supplied, it is thought, within the next
two months.
COpperhead editors are trying to make
out that Meade gained no victory at
Gettysburg. They devote more whole
columns to traitor Vallaudigha than they
do of lines to the downfall of Vicksbarg.
In the 55th (colored) Massachusetts,
Regiment, is q man who understands iivo
different languages, and pretty cute
chap to boot. He is a native Of Africa.
Stable, the Copperhead editor at Gettys-
burg, has been arrested for informing the
Rebels where some wounded Union soldiers
had been hidden by the Postmaster.
The Union League Of Philad. have or
ganized three Regiments under the late
call. The Democratic" Regiment We
believe is not yet full.
Lieut.. Col. George F. M'Farland, for.
merly of Freeburg Academy, was wounded
and taken prisoner at Gettysburg, one leg
being amputated below the kuee.
The Union League Of Philadelphia has
appointed a committee to seek out honor
ably discharged soldiers and procure them
employ ment.
The Columbis Bridge, vas the longest
in the State, aud was built BY James
Meore, Sen. formerly residing near this
borough.
A spirit.rapping paper says, S.ousw all
Jackson and John Brown are in harmony,
aud both are "marchiDs on" to Old JOhu's
tune.
Francis Patrick Kenrick, r. C. Arch.
bishop of baltimore, died % the sth inst,
10 his Goth year.
Four thousand seven hundred and sixty
copies Of the Presbyter!an are sent to The
army aud military hospitals.
1t is stated that "Geu." W. B. Franklin
was a leading K G. c. in York county.
Gen. Sigel has now q command IN
Pennsylvania.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
rtElIsHED sRAi.wEEklf-.-
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
,sSec New Advertisement

Bay-We regret 10 see professed Demo
cratic presses in the Free States, excusing
md pe'tfogging the bloody riots in New
York, by Ginning in with the mobocrats
In denouncing aud demanding the abroga-
ton of the Draft. They say the people
will volunteer. That has been found too
slow and unfair. Four out of five volun.
teers are friends Of the Government, who
are needed at the ballot box as well as 10
the field The Rebel leaders, hopet,,ss of
success by tiJhtiny, mo~ urge their friends
in dle North to get controt q he States, as
their last, only hope. The Draft takes in
equal proportions from EACH PARrY-it is
therefore lust aud fair--but therefore also
it is hated by tho spectators, by the Cop
perheads, and by the Rebels, all Of whom
want to PRoLoNG THE WAR until next
Presidential election, hoping they can then
get terms by which the Slave Power shall
be s'as it was" Beware
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The ofi,c Of the Day'na Journal
(Union) was burned down by free
press" mob of Vallandigham's "friends of
the Constitution" We see it alleged that
the damage is assessed upon tho leading
Copperheads who ins'isated and applauaed
the outrage. The foolish chap who set fire
to tho building vas arrested in lndianapo.
lis, with letters on his person from VAL
landisham and friends ha says that lea
ding men promised to stand by him, but
they have deserted him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Memory Of Lieut.. Andrew G. Tucker.

s,ISht Variation, thr} are riIfopFiatsfn m
Memory Of Lieut.. Andrew &. Tucker.
Oh fare thee we'll, thou noble soul, and hravsi
Thou gentle. generous, gallant, cheerful boyi
oh. what world o; Funniest hope and joy
Lies crushed aud buried in thy early gravel
In wears not vet to manhood grown. thin; eye,
Bright. hishin. with a lr,l-nt spirits tirv,
Told of the love that I'd thy young desire,
Aud led thee to The haltis field to die.
Who looked upon thy open, manly brow,
Aud read the sum Of proni-. written there,
Or watched thy youth unfpliing pnre Snl fair,
But must UOds decree reluctant bow?
But thy career though brit, was spent Alright,
tui while no fate could anteIst- thy DOM,
Yet thou vert summoned sudden to the tomb.
In the first transports Of Thy conscious might
Why dwell on praises that thou ulight-t have won,
Iadsi thou lived on . hSi thy naturer life,
In all the str-ns 9Th of manhnoIs vi.ar riis.
Bern spared TO finish wha. thy youth begunf
Young Christian hero! honore1 patrio, deaIi
Blrsrl IT, ,ugh thy hfe thy death most sublime;
THY fame, trans smittcd throu n the coming time,
Another glory round our Flag will shed.
Thy eouat1y asked thy aid: twas quickly givon'
Thy yauthful blooi flowed freely at her calf
Fer he thy memory green, for with thy nall
Earth lost "A hero, crow ned u saint in heaven.
Let not mourn the sad. affiicting blow,
Hut yield - Him ho 'dn-th all things well :"
Pride round hsarts had thrown its siteng spell,
And God his cha-t-ping wisely did bes,ow.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

Cotfro,h, the Copperbead Congressman
elect from the Adams district, was not
heard from until the invaders were beaten,
when he rushed to Harrisburg, complain
ing that some Uuion soldiers had burned
fence rails and drank buttermilk, without
paying for them, in the county they had
helped save from tie foe !! At the same
time, Thad. Stevens, Jr., with Broomall,
On. c. for Chester district we're at the
head of volunteers defending the oonstitu.
ents of Buttermilk Coffroth
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

We see it stated the notorious Dr. Boyer
Of Clesrfield county intruded himself upon
a debating school, and began to ventilate
treasonable slang, when he was treated to
some bad eggs by six patriotic girls. He
mas sued them aud four of their beaus for
the Crank offence" of trying to make him
smell worse than he did before Ii be
RECEIVERS q Scope" "s"head," it will warn
the young folks no: to waste eggs on SO
odoriferous a character
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The chivalry have alwsss affected the
greatest aversion to the Yankee dish Of
baked beans, but in the recent dearth Of
food they have to bring their unwilling
noses to the grindstone, and we find the
Lynchburg Virgiuian demonstrating elab-
orately that pork and beans is the cheap.
est and most nutritious food TO be had.
We shall next expect to see the eonfeds
coming over to cod fish !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Some Rebel officers at M'Connelsburg

Some Rebel officers at M'Connelsburg
visited the Republican editor and perused
bis files with much interest--sa;d they
respected man who was true to his own
country, or took one side or the other
but the stupid baseuess Of the Copperhcads
they losthed, even tho compelled at times
TO use them az spies and informers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The lying Copparhead leaders nov tell
their more gullibls dupes in Cumberland
Valley, that it was "l.inOoln's minions"
Who stole their horses aud cattle That
story wont 60 down, We reckon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

Judge Kelley says "the coming Man"
to deliver our country is not Butler nor
Fremont nor Banks nor Rosecrans nor
Grant nor Hooker nor Mcade-he is the
Colored Man, who is to demonstrate bis
own manhood and preserve the nations
Liberties.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

sG- The Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association held no session last year, but
are called to meet at Reading, 4th 9th and
9th of August next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The Gopperheads of Sunbury we're SO
anxious to get the Union editor Of the
Gazette out Of their way, that they offered
to send TWELVE of their men with him
if be would 90 to the war. lie put down
his name, but they all ba,ked out, and he
remains to take down the sqaad when it
appears
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

"If anybody is dissatisfied With FEEDER.
al money, let him go South and get Con.
federate moGey. If anybody is dissatisi-
ed with United States Taxes, let him 90
South aud paw Southern taxes. II anyLo-
iy is dissatisfied with the United States
euroi!men', let him q South an! enjoy
the beue.i,s Of the 5 ,uihcru CONSUMPTION. "
So says a kentucky Union paper. We
euiuEsa him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

George p Kane, the Baltimore marshal
who was once put in limbo and released,
upon which he bawled SO vigorously
against "arbitray arrests" is gone openly
to the Rebels, where be belongs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

We are glad to announce that Gen. Paul,
who was reported killed at the battle of
Gettysburg, is alive and doing we'll. He
was wounded by bucGshot in the right
side of the head, the shot passing out the
right corner Of the left eye, the sight Of
which be may lose.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

The commissioned officers Of the last
Milton Company are-Captain, VIM. II.
Wolfe; lst Lieut.. John Peterman I'd
Lieut.. Joseph X. Bright. We see II. L..
Hatfield and Isaac G. Wolfe in the list.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
lewisburg Market.
5000 wanted 4!

NY person having from One 10 Five
~ Thousand Dollars, can have the same
safely invested in Juds hents upon valuable
real estate IN Ibis County, npon application 10
). 2. q JOHN B. LINN.
Lewisburg. July Is, Is6B
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

s1-The President recommends Thurs
day, 9th Aug, as . day of National
religious observances, thanking God for
recent success to our arms and imploring
his guidance and mercy in the future.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

Samuel II. Orwig ESQ, of Lewisburg
has been nominated for the Legislature on
the Union ticket for Union county. lie
is a good man, aud will be handsomely
elected. !Mli0aidn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
The Union people generally sought to

The Union people generally sought to
get "contraband" things out of the reach
of the invading Secesb, and thus escaped
with least loss. There is published list
of the owners Of l53 horses taken out of
York-most of them belonging to our
much esteemed fellow citizens of the Cop
perhead persuasion. (Verdics of the loyal
American Juries-"Sarved 'em right"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

s5-A young son of P. K. Rci'myer, at
the vest end Of our borough, being left
near a tubfull Of water, Oh Monday Of las.
week, Eel! into the water, and was drowned
before being discovered.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Union counry. tie
| undersigned, duly appointed Auditor by ina
Court aforesaid to distribute The balance in the
hands of Daniel Noll, Administrator Of tho
estate OF jeremiah Aaki late Of the township
of East Bufaioe, un'"n county dec d, wIll meet
the parties interested for ihat purpose at his
Office, IN the Borough of Lewisburg. on Ssi
urday, the 25lh day of July, A. d.. ls6s, Dc
ten O'Clock 4. NJ. of said day, when and
wnere. all parties IN interest may aiieadrii Al
they see proper.
I'M. e. EANCk, Auditor
June Q, 1863