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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Ii appeared on coarse blue paper, each
of its four pages containing three columns
about ten inches long, filed with events Of
that central period Of the first struggles for
American Liberty. Is items Of news are
generally long, and otlicial in f1rm-such
as resolves Of Congress then sitting in
philaaclptia, motions and debates in Par
Lament, Sc Its Advertisements contain
most of It's local news. 1t was at first
published weekly, 'tifteen pence single aud
one shilling by the quantity" afterwards
semi-weekly, and finally ir-weekly. |
propose to copy from this curious work,
from time to time, extracts or summaries
Of articles of these 50 year old papers, and
perhaps draw an occasional comparison Of
the similarity between those times and
ours.
"G. WASHINGTON, Ield Quarters,
Valley Forge, Jan. 80, l77S,' establishes
rate Of Marketing in camp, ana assures
all farmers and others coming to supply
them that in SO doing their carriages and
cattle shall not be impressed-that the
Clerk of the Market will permit them to
commit no fraul-snI that the soldiers
will not be permitted to part with clothing
Or military stores for provisions. The i'm
mortal Washington regulating the markets,
is new character for him to appear il ;
and the ASSURANCES and warnings he uttcrs,
prove that ''rasca!ity" aud 'artiirary" aud
desperate times, as any we can now ina
giue, then oppressed the hearts and hin
deFei the efforts Of all good men. Per
haps the price of the eatabIes aud driuka-
blcs of Feb LIS. will be interesting to
the ''sons Of the sres." We copy them:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Rev. Lemuel Haynes, A. N.

In l163-one hundred years ago
there was bora, in West Hartford, Con
ne,icu,, an illegitimatc boy, who was to-
tally abandoned, when an infant, By his
mother He was bound out, until II
years of age, to Il farmer, Dca. David Rose,
OF Granville, Mass. The Deacon and
his wife were as kind and faithful to him
as TO an own child, and he proved TO be a
superior hand at work and in business.
With no education except the rude dis
,rc, schools Of that day, yet he became
noted for his acquisitions of knowedge,
degCuring ali he could ge. to read, and
wish memory that retained even a ser
mon, almost word for word. In l11i, he
united with the Minute Men, and drilled
-jbined the Wing Army, at Roxbury,
ai''r the b-t le OF Lexington-and was a
Volunteer in the expedition which cap
tured Ticonderoga. 10 11S0. he was
ordained to the Gospel Ministry, aud for
half century labored, most of the time
as pastor Of the Congregational church in
Manchester, Vermont, but la,terly at
Granville, New York, where he died in
1888, in his list year. He was noted as
sound preacher, of graceful and impress
i've el0cution, something Of vita nan
g -, l.,
son, popular in his manners-and having
some knowledge of the languages, gained,
when about 80 years old, from a private
pastor "The first men in Vermont say
DO man ia Rutland county had SO much
Influence as Mr.. Haynes, in religious mat
ters perhaps no minister there preached
SO many funeral sermons ard i, is doubt
tul whether any mans sermons we're longer
remembered" 1t was there be published
several works, among them his celebrated
sermon, "Ye shall not surely die called
ou. by Hosea Blllol's challeuge-theTe
the two BJOrns were condemned to die
for the alleged murder, seven years be-
fore, Of one Colvin, who reappeared in
the flesh in time to save them-aui there
he received the honorary degree of A. NJ.
from the College in Mdiiebury. He
reared large family, one of whom be-
came doctor, another lawyer, and all
were respectable and esteemed members
of society. Rev. DR.. Cooley wrote his
life, which was published by John s.
Taylor of New York, in 1889. .n-.
Nlyaes' father ~as Of uamiay'cd Atiicaa
and bis mother a white woman;
but his congregation were always whites,
who had no difficulty with his color. Mr
II. is thus another example of early dis
Advantages of birth, color ani education
being entirely overcome by native vigor
Of will, industry and studious habits, and
purity Of character and worthiness of
sffOrts. Let those laboring under bis
liabilities, not cavil or complain, but,
by diligence aud probity in the acquisition
If knowledge aud property, prove them
selves worthy Of respect, and they will
gam 1t. READER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Constitution was designed ia order to
form more pcIJtrt I"ioa, and the former
was declared to be 'perpciari,' it seems a
clnched fact that father Abraham" Of
our day Is correct in his position that we
are under what was designed TO be an
everlasting covenant, and not bound by
mere rope OF sand, as our Estate Rights"
men argue.
".Il,rcrit .Sbrcigtarti' advertisos lots
a public scudue in llIdiletown. "Iudrer
.Stro"P, Nj ilwrigb'," viii give $50 re-
ward lyr an apprentice hoy, unnamed who
ran away from him at "NogthunbcrIaud
Town" John Pencil, constable of Little
Britain Tp, Laucaster Co, will give s.
reward, aud charges, for deserted soldier,
who made his escape from law officer
Lands, Lotteries, Runway anl Stolen
Horses, E-'rays, and other Advertise
ments, appear; ami we close our extracts
from the trst No. before US with the fol-
lowing characteristic Advertisement
To BE SOLD.
\ STRONG, hrany, mnIaro WENCH,
\ >ix'~en years old; She has had he
smallpox and mra>c.>, can cook, wash, aud
da most scots ot hoI,cworh. Enquire Of Mr.
KoBLnr Ware, Tarera-keepeC, III Carlisle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Buffers Views.

On the 10Th ult., Gen BENZ. 7. But
LER had triumphant ovation in 3altl-
more He comPimen.ed that city on its
return to loyalty, since he had taken pos
session Of it, from rebel blood-dyed mob,
over one year ago. He thinks our army
has made great progress within the past
year. The Rebels had nearly all of Miss
ouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas,
aud Virginia, except that portion under
the guns Of Arlington Heights and Fort
rass Monroe. Now We have all Of Miss
ouri, two thirds Of Arkansas, at leas,
half Of Tennessee and K0secrans was
there and good for the other half. We
have ,wo-,hirds Of Virginia, third OF
North Carolina, all Of Florida, a large
portion of louisiana. And what was
left to the bogus coufederacy? Texas,
intriguing with. the French Emperor to get
away from them Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina, aud what re-
mained of North Carolina aud Virginia
Very soon the Mississippi river would be
in our entire control, and the ccufederacy
severed. Another year of such progress
would crush the rebellion. Let foreign
interference come. The Nation would
rise to the emergency. These throes and
agouies are but the pains of teething, and
when the teeth are all fairly through, let
traitors beware, aud tyrants stand back
eYerYwhere.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

SAD OCCURRENCt-The wife of Ex-
Sheriff Fred. Blue, was drowned in Chilli
squaque creek, near BlIImyer's saw mill,
iu Liberty township, on last Tuesday
morning. She was about 80 years of age
"A lady Of most estimable qualities of
mind and heart, but had been subject, Of
late, to occasional melancholy spells
On the morning in question, she wandered
from the house, and had been absent but a
short time, when search was made, and
her dead body found in the creek. All
efforts to resuscitaie her proved unayailiUg.
-UuaciU, DsmDcrdt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
A Stringent Order.

Gen. Mitchell, in command at Nash
vile, has issued an order directing forty
five sick aud wounded Rebels to be quar-
tered at the houses Of three secession fam.
lilies whose members have been prominent
in their expressions of sympathy with the
Rebel cause. The order also says:
As it is desirable that the sick and
wounded should not be agita,ed by the
presence Of too many persons, no one will!
be admitted to tho rooms in which the
wounded are, cxcep: their surgeons, with
out passes from Surgeon Thurston.
Each family above named will be held
responsible Tor the safe delivery Of the
Confederate sOldi ers thus assigned, when
called for by the proper military authoyi-
ty, under penalty, in failure of such de-
livery, Of forfeiture TO the United States
of their property aud personal liberty.
lie issued a subsequent order, assign
ing fifty wounded Rebels to the c.le of
four families, whom ho named il the or.
der, adding:
These new assignments are made in
consequence Of the deep interest mauifes-
ted by the parties mentioned in the welfare
of these wounded, and their solicitude les,
their suftriDss should not b. properly
cared for in Federal hands
What dear, kind man he is to send
the wounded Rebs to their friends where
they are no doubt welcomed enthusiast
c;!ly He will command the love Of the
enemy as completely as Butler, if he only
perseyeres 10 his humane efforts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Mr.. John App and Rev. 7. Ans'nl,
met with an unfortunate occurrence on
Monday week. Ga their way to Nor
cumberland county in two,horse sleigh,
when about one mile below the pur,
Irevorton bridge, their ho rses took fright
at Locomotive, ran into the river, aud
were both drowned. The two gentlemen
extricated themselves from the sleigh be-,
fore 1t got Iuto the water The horses,
sleigh and harness were lost. They were
the property Of Mr. App.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
DIHIIC SNLL.S.

Advertised in the Chronicle or Bills at this oise
Mar. House A Lot OF Mr.. y. T.. ulirr. LcRi>burs
Mar. Household Good> II FW PalIorb Lew i>bars
March I0-farm Stock of Iohn Hartman. Bunslor
March IL Personal Pruprri, oft christian Ecif Lrni>
Mar.Ii-Farm Nlocs oi Robert s;rahan Nr.. Euiiai1e
March i,-Farm >tcCh .: frinri> wilson, BHudIaC
March ig-FIrm Ntook Of William ilr1rr. hri'y
March ai-ErIl and Per,onIl rruprr!I OF NJ. :. /.
VAN iaIIab. ttr'd, Bnn..i"-
March 2J-FaTm s;oc. oI E!cb. Bchr!. hit>t Ruifaloe
March 2j-fIFis >iccA %! Harriet >iahl. .ki> EuiI!Ot
March &c Farm StIrh Of samuel Nnyrr. Winfield
March 2T-farm NiucS o. Ph'llp Gcmhcrlin@, kc!b
Mar2,-PerNgnal Property OF ham brrin, Lev i
yENDUE NOTES for -a!e At Tie .Chrgnicle" ofi-e
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Feb. Is, l''s.-"Ihe Legislature oil
hAode iS.iHd ana iro'ihehee nee pIah'a'ioos
W. TaaI.nd aon,I - f6 oooj % T,no.rr u
vania currency, by present taxes. The
State never contained, of whites and
blacks, % ,UOV lnhaoitants. Inc Capi'
nal' 'os''Ner WIN m @ hnoue '''ruu, a Is i1 III Tue
them mn.t he the temncr of the naonIe Of
this State, who can in such circumstances
submit to leyies Of money, SO large and
burdensome one pound per head "a
mode oil supporting the creai' Oh paper
,n o", go % ,;.n, % :, m.n;fos,a f ,br,r fnm da'
termination to defend their country rs
their own"
Congress published, officially, stringent
and minute orders that all officers, civil
and military. should take open oaths or
affirmations of allegiance to the United
States of America, and renounee the King
OF Great Britain and all his claims upon
them. They allowed no neutrality-no
divided alleriauce-but compelled active
work on the one side, and allowed NO du-
ty on the other side of the question.
This first No. contains, also, the form
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Under the false flag of "Democracy," "
the Rebels attempted to assemble in Ken
tucky, in State Convention, but were
dispersed by Col. Gilbcr', with force.
Gov. Robinson approves the act. Gilbert
is n Union Democrat-Robinson not a
Rarnhlican
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The sick aud conyalesceut soldiers iu
an Illinois town recently destroyed a
sneaking Rebel ally newspaper. Another
in klneas shared the same fate. In
ion soldiers have as natural an antipatby
TO Loc0toco newspapers, as lrishmeu have
to tonds and snakes, or Old Nick to holy
water
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

T.'O THE ASSESSORS The Assessments
| for 1863 wIll be ready for delivery about
the 18Th Of March. Please call al the Com
m.Ss.oneIs' OIEce and receive them.
\. KENNEDY, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Gen. Burnside, it is hoped, will resume
the command Of bis Old Army corps. He
does what he eau to sustain the Govern
ment, and thereby to carry the war to a
speedy and lasting end, as the only peace
desirable
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

I1-We are indebted 10 Rev. DR.. Nal
com for copy of Prof Bliss Address
before the American Baptist Historical
Society, at Providence.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

sa-The Eas, Baltimore NJ. Z. Confer
ence meets at York Wednesday of this
week. The Central Pcnn'a Evan. Asso.
Conference, same place, on Thursday. The
East Peuu'a Evaug. Asso. Conf is in
session a. Midiletown, and that Of the
United Brethren at Hummelstown, Dlu-
phin Co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

In-Eld. Rodenbaugh has still for sale
come Of those superior APPLE TREES, of
an advanced size, the last of the superior
stock of the late DR.. S. W. Ludwig.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

rG-T The morning train, last Saturday,
this side of Baltimore, ra1 into a freight
train, which delayed it six hours.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Hrd Run.-Three Rebelesses promise
that they will provide clothing for three
Rebels as long US the war continues. If
the soldiers (whom they selec') will con-
sent TO marry them afterwards
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Dr. Green was thrown from a sulkey in
Miesburg and good deal bruised. The
wheel Of the snlkey struck post, which
caused the Doctor to be pitched forward
cut of the snlkev.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The "lllinois Peace Resolutions"
which the coppsrheai allies of Jeff Davis
published with such glee, were passed in
one House only-the Senators refused to
endorse them, one Of the majority having
died, aud two or three patriouc Democrats
uniting .l with the Republicans IL killing
LAT 'su.As.p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

In the Indiana Legislature, last week,
resolution vas offered, ordering an inves-
tigaIion into the secret political societies
alleged to exist in Indiana. Eeery Dent-
ov,rat IN tie Ho"se roted against tie Tesoia.
,;,1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.


iNJsrDii, F5o. 70.
Someghat raiay auj slippery this morn
ing. Las, night finished all fair s!eighiog
in this rcgiou-tr;Ae deli.ht Of o'erwea.
riel horses, and to the inward satisfaction
Of al accu-tomol to oj,g yoof s'ciyiiay.
The limitations Lcrc are buried fittings,
for day or two at time; in imProvissi,
spawned structures, miog, full supply Of
robes, and comfortable filings, and full
chimes Of b-.,,; upon compulsory routes;
grating upon sand, AID Stone, through thin,
t.4ct sIush and 100 often with awkward
drivers, ani drunk u crews, yelling at the
poor animals they torture. This seems
sad aai almost luiicrUus to those wont to
take, leisGr1ly, days or weeks Of uubroken
flights, with various warm accJmpanimen.s
outward, (Which obviates the necessity Of
extrayagant and unnatural stimulants ''in-
nards, - in genuine snow-aTks large or
SMALL behind horses that "Eeut' because
they loved to % a4i only needed restrain
iug-the ''tintiunabu.atIous Of bells just
ahead of you and bellies all around you
going at will over miles of unsullied snow,
at little cost except that of time. A f.
for your "fashlonary" carnivals in frozen
mud at dollar au hour (e>pecially when
YOU eau not fad one of the miserable out.
fits for love or money )
Isec, in the German R,f5rmcd Messenger,
that Rev. JOHN X kooKEy was kil.ei at
Fredericksburg. IL was an accomplished
and educated man, quiet and reserved in
his manners, who, III the prime Of his life,
was enjoying himself in the Old World)
when the Rebellion broke OUT. fastening
home, be was made Captain Of Company
| think from Franklin county. In long
and animated conversation had with him
here, he expressed hi, fear that our people
did not fully comprehend the Importance
and magnitude Of this contest, aud also
profound disgust with the seli,hness and
it has developed. Like very many
other good aud true men, he has sealed
with his blood his devotion to good gov
erDmcnt and his country.
Ed. GEO L. HARM, Winebrennarian,
Of Harrisburg, was wounded while
ealiug an Oaio Company at MuTireesboro
aud is in the hands of the Rebels
Numerous revivaI5 Of religion, in this
-egion, are reported, mostly in Lutheran,
Methodist, Wiuebrennarlan, and United
Brethren churches Thus does God, sin
he midst Of wrath, remember mercy
And thus it is demonstrated that 'maus
Extremity Is G5d's opportunity"
The peopie-farmo,s, espeoialiy-have
great fashion Of grumbling against pay
~ taxes Is this a chronic "gOak,' or a
cal feeling? | ask the question because
have as yetscen no petition from them III
4yor of euacting the Revenue Code, which
roposcs to reduce the State Tax on real
state about one half W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

4 destructive FIRE occurred in Washing.
tonville, Montour county, week Sunday
night. The Store of Mr.. Cummings was
entirely consumed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

sy-The editor Of the Selinsgrove Times,
indicted for dislOyal publications, last
week evaded trial by pleading some
technicalities about the drawing of the
Jury
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
LJieO,

In Newton Hnmilt.u. NiGiin Co, -! VT, shLI!E
eel 10 months, d,u shtrr % John .uI JeTu,.A krs
j.!I.-r
"a. verral flowers that seen, the raora.
Bat vittsr Ia the risin. tay,
Thu. los-lv Wa tLl- .uftIt's dawn.
Thus Iitly lei HeT life away
she died before her Ia mt soul
Hat ever burnt with wrong deslrrs-
Hal ever snuruei at heavens cputru,
or ever 4uenchei lts sacred .rss.
a. she .ii.I T. sin she licd to care;
Rot frs ia. Iaeuj fa.; the Tgl
TLru. Tl-Ils .n tl- si--lvss air.
>i-csi u,r l-Lt w'urs. aut .larei = God %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The dedication o! the Lutheran church
at Centre Hall took place on Sunday
Qnite q number Of people were gathered
together on the occasion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The greatest oal.miiy the, could posi-
bly, befall the copperhcad party, at present,
would be the capture of Charleston and
Eicksburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MONEY TO BE SAVE
VOjJN SGlIRES has Just returned

TO5IN SVt IKES has Just returned
~ irom Philadelphia, with another large
lot Of BOOTS AND SHOES
purchased al the lowest prices. Those in
want OF Boots and shoes, will ind it to lhelr
advantage 10 call and examine his
large Stock Of Home Made Work,
which for style and quality can not be sur
passed IN Union county OF elsewhere.
Gents hne Caf Boo.S 80 so
Ladies fine Morocco, hish heel So
A hne quality Balmoral Boots rs
Misses aud CLI,dreu's Shoes al very low
prices for Cash, al
Squares tatoH Boot and Shoe Store,
..-'oPpUsiIe the Bank.
LewiShurg. Jan. ]. Is63
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
CEMETERY NOTICE.

+ an Election held hy the Stockholders
n Of the LeW,Sbusg Cemetery. The under
signed was elected Treasurer, and all moneys
tor lots, sraVe-tlggIns, &c., must be pad To
him. Persons Interested will please nois The
change.
Those now indebted to the Cemetery ASso-
ciaIlon are requested ,' make immediate pay
menr. SCLOMUN.RITfER.
Lewishur-, Jan 2G lsf-m5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

"Somebody said the other day that stick
thrown at a dog n iron, Of a Washington no
Gel hit five Bugader Generals
The above is a specimen of the wit OF
the Secesh-symps,hiziug newspaPers-the
same papers which claim that "neaEly all
the Generals are Democrats "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Iay-We learn that the people Of Brady,
IN Lycomiug county, at their late Flee
tion, organized themselves by selecting
the proper Township Officers, as they had
not done previously.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Pcacc---Pcace!

DRAR friends sui Kind patrons. FROM country and t'vn
II Wyv~ Ntp t01d> Tor all since PTic-s are ioun,
Then give YOUR attention. and past Of your care.
And pTy G00d- anu Other fne ware
We've Harrces and ClaIrs. snd Satin puch.ns.,
AuI CLaInJvayr and GIu-hams and hu- Wool DeLAlnes
We've Fuphus and NohHlr- ani Prints for you ell
such as SPA ;urs aud ,h-co's-Just give us call
We've NusIus and Shce.inss from TO ssnts,
Wv. Stus .urs f'r laii-, and Halt Hose for s.nN,
We've Cloth, at all priits. for busters and coats,
We've really -Ha!- Clothing as cheap a. e. stokss-
We've Cane Hoops and Corscts, and Crinone skirts
Aud uyuIms ami Chrekinss fcr drawers and shirts,
eve >l-t Fronts and Collars for and Tor boys.
W. We SHAKERS IL ,aIl--, tut don't deal in toys
We've Ojl-Ciothrs and Carpets % cover your foo,
View SHADES vour wiuIHvs and Rugs fr iacS~
We've Buc,r;. AN. baskets sui RubOyg- 0: King.
We've Su-ar- ard Cchec--fIT HEugICE OK C!I!y1.
View ErusL.s anil k.;fl-s. all K:nls of QEssnsxs6
- call sni -zalniIg. ere lIyfus eis-Sh-r";
Iou'Il fui Nar,ot ,truli, center Of town
At >HELLEh's uI stand Il. !. 4 ABE BROWN
Lsw'suugg, hFIIl $, l>u-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

sa-The Southwark Bank, and four
Banks in Western Pennsylvania, are no'c
paying specie for their MITES. All coming
right-work of your shinplasters, and
never touch another.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Two soldiers of the lst Pa. Artillery
are to be hung in Yorktown Va, %
March, for the murder Of citizen CT that
rnunty
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The Republicans rallied in Center coun-
'y at the Spring Elections, aud made
handsome gains.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The Sunbury American says there are
brure- IN the form Of man in that town
who mp t.eir 'eiess