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The New York herald., 1863-11-27
PoL1r1cAI. NJ

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or THE
National ia. Forty foagss s.sss er,seen Egath and
ss s ye ay s,sa,ns under iae aasgses Of
.nSe, SaSa ps%Sr % ID Ward ..s
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whis Hugh MUIR and John ,issrl sesre,s rles. Pro
eSs sss yoAn a assr 60 s's enry hsTIay
opening adrsss the following resolaions we're
Whe,eis in the and most glorious DAYS OF
puonc Tie word democracy ynonymous with
the the sns GsS ss Of
And b reas the ancient landmarks deaocraey shat
Ss party % . 50 = many -r phs enp and
%ea
ssnns sshemins and selfish hie,as alnos. % De.
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an noble IN ihe oganbali And sne, As N, has
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Resolved That In e. 0odey "a aher the people s'candi
% Mas e n. e s ..a I III
Dot descend 10 fraud and tricker hut VIII and
justly therefore, earnestly aud cordially tender him
support and In believing him the only
dtdato for Mayor in the political field having the ntgri
~, h capacity and for lair
eIponen Of he democracy in Its pariy continuing
the great nat onsl party of the eOunry. l ~ fa-l.
Resolve That only In the election of Godfrey Gunher
70 the AAyoraly can promise of sue and
prosperous sdsins Municipal gov ernmeul;
anu that consccntiously entertaining such views pledge
aa ad
rents and supporters and to use all honorable
Hon. Max 0Oepp then addressed the meeting first In
English and afterwards briefly In German He was follow
cd BY OIL Ambrose ,. wnite. AeA Ander Reavy Est.
John Brady ESQ. and ExAiderman Drake in spirited
The ngs char ct rised
By great and and this members p
fall short OF 800 Appearances Indicate
overwhelming majority for Mr. GuDtber In the Twentyse
oond ward. s1rN .s6aj
a ROUSE DRMOCRATS AROUSE -1E I-- II-
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
Borough Ordinance.

DE it ordained by The Burgess and Town
ID Council of The borough Of Lewisbure.
and it is hereby enacted by the authority o!
the same, That the owners and proPrietors Of
lots fronting on west side Of Second street,
south of Market, between 81. CaIharine and
ST George street in said borough, are hereby
required 10 make the payements IN front OF
Ihelr lots. the same 10 be eleven feet wide
from the building line Of the lot to The line OF
the curb. properly graded with the street, AMI
that the same be completed BY The FIRST day
Of September, 1863. And further. if the owners
and proprieIors Of said lots or any 1 them
shall refuse or neslec; 10 make The said pave
ments within the Iime herein specified, the
Street Commissioner Of the borous h is hereby
authorized to proceed forthwith To complete
the same at the expense Of said owners and
proprieIor.. BY order of the Council
N. DREISBACH, Burgess
Attes,-WS. JoSss, Town Clerk
Lewisburs, May 4, 1868
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regiment organized for this emergency, oi
which there will probably be not more
than hve or six, the remaining volunteers
either being mustered in for six months,
or returning home. Tho following is a
copy Of our oath:
Il do solemnIy s~esr that | will bear
true faith and allegiance to the United
States Of Americs, and that ! will serve
them honestly and faithfully during the
eri.,ing emergency for service in this De-
p,rtment, agsinss all their enemies and
opposers whomsoever and that l will
observe aud obey the orders Of the Presi'
dent Of the United States, and the orders
Of the Officers appointed over mo, accord
ing to the rules and regulations tor the
government Of the Army Of the U.s."
Gov. Curtin is to bs judge when the
emergency is over, aud while no specified
time is given, yet j. is certain that it eoold
not last for six months, else it ceases to be
an emergency.
The boys are enjoying excellent health
and spirits, and are prepared to perform
Whatever duty is required Of them. A 70"
copies Of the Chronicle would como very
acceptable. WkL.
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not worthy of making q fuss about-shey

n0t worthy OF making = iuss aoou'-'neJ
are such perfec, gentlemen. II they should
clip of your head at ono blow, it would be
a very "neat operation" II they seduco
your daughter or rasish your wife, you
couldn't object, provided the polloters Of
your household had such pretty teeth and
winning Ways! The destruction Of eaf'h's
best government is nothing, if done BY the
Chiv.lr,. and executed eeuteely! Floyd,
Cobb, T~igg., Thompson, Bueknsr, and
the other Secesh oath breakers and money
sn.tcbers, arc such sweet little men-so
mild aud dignidoa 10 sppearance-shsy
ough. to be held up to Sunday school' as
models of Christian phil.n,hropis,s !
but robbery is robbery. Tho Satan
may appear like an angel Of light, he is
Satan s,ill. Smooth, plausible criminals,
are the worst Of all. The fact that horse
thieves aud bridge-buruers are Rebels, is
the fact which makes that crime which
if done BY lawful authority would be legal
To pallia,e such ou,rages BY armed Rebels
is to encourage laud pirscy-to wipe out
oil distinction between right and wrong
and to prolOng the war and mako Penn.
sylvaui. the battle ground.
We suppose the advancing force is as
civilized as modern armies generally,
which are no, allowed to do anything be.
youd wh.. strict military necessity may
call for. As this band At 6rst stayed but
q few hours, aud were all the time in
erea, fear, they were not fools enough to
pick qusrrels in . populous community.
Of course, too, as matter Of policy, they
would try to couciliate rather than annoy.
But if one wishes to foresee what our
condition would be if the Rebels could by
degrees obisin cootrol, look as East Ten
usssee and other parts where Secession
reigns with an iron hand, crushing out oil
rights of press, and Of the speech. aud re-
duciug the poor whites to . vassslsge
more sad than that Of the blacks. Sla-
very's touch may be soft and gentle ss .
purriug cat at first, but at last its grip is
that of tiger, relentless as death. Hear
what Parson Brouulow, Herman Bokum,
Andrew johnson, Rev. Mr.. Aughey aud
tens of thousands of other escaped Union.
lists say Of the "perfecs gentlemen" raere
they hare tie pouer-AND BEWARE!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
Latest n News

Late advices from Port Hudson and
Vicksburg represent the besiegers as
making satisfactory progress.
Col. Saunders (Union) has made a
successful tour in East Tennessee, in
which be destroyed three RI r. bridges
and the road from Lenoir up to Knox
vile, and took 8 cannon and conside'
rable ammunition, with 1000 stands
Of arms and 500 prisoners.
The best Rebel ram was recently
captured on the coast Of Carolinas-
their next best was wrecked, and a
large number of valuable blockade
runners have been captured. Their
privateers, however, have taken many
Of our merchant vessels.
Milroy is at Bloody Run. and the
mountain passes are filling with more
or less defenders-and Pittsburg is
fortifying-against real or reported
Rebel advances that way.
Since Plcasanton's cavalry victory,
no considerable Rebel force has been
found East of the Blue Ridge. Lee
is believed to be South Of Winchester.
Thus far, his strategy is frustrated by
Hooker, who reaches to Frederick.
1t 10 settled that Ewell's corps, Of
10000 to 10000 superior men, are
pushing towards Harrisburg. If they
can take it, they will doubtless send
out their cavalry, destroying and plum
dering, in every direction; and prob
ably will try Philadelphia. Our best
line of defence is by Harrisburg.
Each train that arrives At Harrisburg
from the sou,h on the North Central or on
tho Cumberland Valley road, brings iss
load Of fugiiives. There are eongregated
., the depot the old and the youns. mis-
tress and maid, strong men and weak
children, white and black, .ll eommingIed
10 one common mass, panic stricken, wea-
~, hungry and exhausted. Baggage is
piled up like huge stacks-trunks and
carpet sacks are continually accuuulating. !
while amid the pile which rears its leather
aud brass nails, we noticed at least dog !
eu boxes containing cotfios with the bod
les of those who have already offered
the mselves a sacrifice that freedom might
be sustained and the country preserved
from utter ruin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

p@-The Cops of Liberty q Nontour
Co., made q coffin, which they set up at
the door of Wm. Best, q returned volun.
tecr, who is the enrolling officer for that
township. But man who has survived
a ball from tie Rebels tbro' his head, is
not likely to be scared by their "homs
euard"-he had nearly completed bis roll
when We last heard.
Charles Wipgard, of Penn, Centre
Co., 10 under $4,000 bail for trial on
charge of obstruciing the enrolment An
armed party started out to rescue him,
bu. concluded not to try.
The yder county K.G. C.'swho read
Che Times, are sneaking about 10 the
woods in some townships, and fuue ter
ribly.
In this State, Ohio, or Indiana, almost
every day, some Copperhead outbreak &C.
surp, and several officers or rioters have
been killed. Thus far, every organized
eesietaucs has been overpowered BY the
constituted authorities, to the great aston
ishmens of the poor dupes Of the villains
Who mislead them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

E6s-Returued minute men from Har.
risburg say that all tho members Of the
Democratic State Consentiou, and sll
their Office leaders in sha. city, seemed to
purposely scatter themselves smong the
Volunteers SIS they came in, telling them
that il was al! . sham-all Gov. Curiin's
whim-they had better 60 homs-if they
we're sworn 10, il would last during the
war, and they would have to 60 to Ficks-
burg, dc. These Efforts were too success
full for for fou, or fSe thousand men re-.
turned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
NOTICE.

"HEREAS, various persons have hesn
w trespassins upon my properly on White
Deer Creek. by driving on castls 30 pasture,
hshins, hunlns, carrying og apples, grapes,
cutting down chesRut trees, burning rails. &c +,
| am therefore under the necessity of warning
all persons from doing so, or Otherwise iYtep-
iering with Inc same without my permission,
and will reward any person whe will iuform
NE Of persons 50 ifespassiss-
June, 1868. .. L. bECk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters .ests'
IN mentary on the laSI will and teslam-r'
OF ANDREW HAGENBUCH, la'e Of Eas.
Buffaloe Up, Union Go. deceased. have been
granted To The subscriber. by the Re-, lister OF
Union county in due form of law; therefore : ].
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 20
make immediate payment, and those ha' ns
claims against the same will present sHeln
properly authenticated for settlement-,o the
Executors, ANDREW U HAGBNBUCH, Fo~lersviils,
SAMUEL HAGESBuCH Columbia Co.
Or 70 PETER HAGBNBUCH, West Milton, Union Co.
Or ORwId &uAYEs, theiE Atsy., Ls~sburs
June !, lsta
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
Auditors Notice.

TN the Orphans Cont of Union county. the
undersigned, duly appointed Auditor by the
Cour, aforesaid to dIstribuie lhe balance in the
hands Of Daniel Noll. Administrator of the
estate Of J.rsmiaA XnhL late Of the township
Of East Bufsloe. .Union county dec d, will meet
the partie. interested for that purpose al his
office, in the Borough OF Lewisburs. on Sat-
urday, the a5lh day of July. A. d.. 1863, a,
ten O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. when and
where. all parties in interest may attend if
they see proper.
I'M. e. RANCK, Auditor
Iune O. 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

RrIn tho absence of our Post Master
With the Militia, ali ha:iug letters or pa
pers to put in the Office will much sblige
the new hands 10 charge, and ensure secu-
racy, by placing their matters iu as carly
as possible, aud not (as too many dO)
leave il until the last moment.
We sec . new law requiring al pay-
ments for boxes to be 10 advance, and that
Government assumes . share 10 the pro-
cseds, after the 6rss Of July. Drop letters
2 cents. Half ounce letters oil over the
Union, three cents, prepaid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
70 the Edi,ofs OF the star 4 Chronicle:
CAMP NEAR HARRISBURG,
Juue %. 1868.


1havs been informed Of my sominstion
a . candidate for tho Assembly BY the
loyal voters Of Union county at the primary
election held on Saturday the Goth inst.
The canvass at home was interrupted BY
the call to arms to protect our State from
invasion by the Rebel hsrdes. Heretofore,
Union county poured forth its able-bodied
men 10 such large numbers, that, to meet
tue requirements Of the present e1'geuOy,
it was plain, new and greater sacrifices
must be made, aud those OF Us remaining
a, home must answer the call BY our pOr-
sonal service without waiting for the slow
process Of enrolling and drafting officers.
The contest between Hooker aud Lee
will determine the period Of our service.
Should that terminate unfavorably to Us,
We shall no doubt sec active work IN the
Department Of the Susquehanna. But il,
as all hope, our arms shall be successful,
the Rebels will not venture far in this
direction, and the Minute Men may spec
div return TO their homes.
While the enemy threatens our borders,
/ can not give my attention to politics or
business at homo, but will appoint Repre-
septatiye Conferees in due time.
Permit me, ,thrO' your columns to return
my thanks to the people Of Union county
for the compliment l received at their
hands. If the domination be ratified st
the general election, l shall be proud to
represen, 90 patriotic aud 80 iutsli'gens .
distrie. in the Legislature Of Pennsylssnis.
Yours, 30. SAM'L II. ORwId.