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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The draft in Elmira, n. Y, came eff
on Tuesday. Trouble had been an,ieip.-
ted, but the u'mos: good feeling prevailed
during the draft. At ) o'clock the con-
scripts formed procession with bands Of
music, mot.oes, costumes, &c. Loud
cheers we're given for the Constitution and
laws. Speeches we're made, aud the ccea-
sion vas one Of rejaicips and festivity
rather than disappointment. The Empire
State is loyal outside Of New York, and
stands BIZ the Union TO the last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
YDA SAL5,
For salt,


fOR SABE.-Tha; new. weiLbuiii. -
rrcstoreT, 6oa re Enss Mansion EAA
wrh an 0Il Hitchea, and Earn or fh- rrrni-
seS al the seSi end II Market 81 irui>tnrr.
between 7rh aui SIN SIS. There i Wei on
ire Lot and an kinds OF good Fr1I Tfres
growing. Let i45eri front.
June az NREfBEN shy DER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

HOME GUARD-We are informed that
Solomon b. Hoffman, E-q-, discharged
Volunteer, has been drilling quite = num-
Der ot the farmers and other citizens Of
Lewis tosn.Sip, ia this county, aud thu.
qualifying them to be ready for any euer-
gency in our State There is an or,.pi.
z,tion, and some degree of proficiency, in
fneha body, superior to the militia system
of old.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

SThe Rebel Guerrills John Morgan's
raid into Indiana has wskeLed up that
State, and COpperheadism-:here As in
Penn'a-is dormant. 10 ten days sc, 600
men have started to hun, Morgan. He
has'ened To bis fried VallaDdighsm'.
state but his force Of 5000 has dwiniled
away so that be has abandoned the rem.
osnf' and tries to retreat in disguise to
save himself,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

CEALED Proposal. for ma-ins Gncludins
y all materials fer the same 100 school
Desks. TO be Of the. same sIyle. material
end finish as those in The. North Ward Schnnl
House, aud TO be completet and placed 10 the
Sou'h Ward School BuIdIns Oh or before the
5lh Of Sept next. will be received by the Sec
retary Of the Lesisburs SchoA Board. Let
ting On Tuesday evening, AugN. 1863.
July 81. 1863 WIN. jones', Sec
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

A-On the 5th inst, Lieut. d. A Irwin,
Of Union county, in command of 100 Of
the l2sh Pa cavalry, in connection With .
Ne" hork company, while chasing the
heoeis on the Chamber.burg pike, cut of
aoo captured piece of artillery, over 100
wagons, 400 horses and mules, and quite
. number Of prisoners
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

~Several Copperbesd City Council.
are eorspiriug to stop the Draft, as far as
they can, BY taxing the people so as to
exempt every drafted man! Were none
added to cur Armies, they nigh, be over
powered, or so weakened as to be Withdrawn,
thus giving the Rebels the triumph af:er
oil our loss Of blood and treasure. This
scheme is under color Of love for the
poor men," b. those Who are their worst
enemies, North spd South.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Gen. Eprlburt's scouts arrived at Cor
inih TO-DAY from Decatur and Jacksonville
They report ,bs. bragg vas re'rea'ing
preeipi'aiely into Georgia, followed by
Rosecraas' forces. Rosecrsus' advance
was reported to be at Rome. Ga.
The scouts report that Bragg was ea-
deavoriug to make Junction with John
.ton, and that deseruons from bis army
were Numerous.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Horse DRowSyp w bile q wedding
party, from the neighborhood of Wiriieid,
we're passing down opposite Sudbury, CT
Saturday last, The la, Of the party halted
10 sx the harness. when the horse backed
into the canal. The lady sprang ou', but
the horse sud carriage went over, breaking
shaft and droxniug the ho.se.-.SgabG-
rn Demo-ro'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Some forei gn born German women
in Lancaster undertook to get up riot
against the Draft. The poor things were
put through without any extra ceremony.
They nov complain that "der Dsn'okrats'
Aiis.ol them on, h-s ,co.,d not hep them.
So the dupes sulfer, and the leaders coz
trive some new scheme to harm the Gov.
erpment and help the Rebels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

A messenger from Hssers,own reports
that cn Wednesday Gen. French, with the
3i Army Corps, intercepted part Of Stu
arts Cavalry and drove them across the
river into Williauspors, where they we're
severely handled By the Penn. militia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Gov Curtin wss present at meeting OF
Bank Presidenisip tkilsielybis, on Mon
day. and arranged 70. the payment OF si'
the State troop. called opt daring the late
emergency. They will .li be paid before
:hey are mustered ont. Good fse.isg
prevails among all parties, and the Bank
Presidents evince the bes. Disposition to
.;d the State in her defense
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

One Of our officers made 4 prema-
ture attack upon JohnsOns force
at Jackson, the Capital Of Mississippi,
and was repuised, losing 800 men. but
subsequently, Sherman routed Penn
bcrton, who is fleeing Eastward.
Oar minor operations in the South
West appear TO be all successful.
Gen. Fosters command embraces
Virginia, and it is believed he is ope-
rating against Richmond from South.
Meade is on the East side of the
Blue Ridge, aud Lee on the West
each watching the other. and waiting
his chance.
The Rebels in the West are break.
ing up into guerrilla parties.
Morgans force is reduced TO few
scores Of weary men and stolen horses
he is more anxious 10 get out of the
Free States than he was to get in!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Reports from V,eksburg to the 18th,
announce the capture Of Yazoo City, which
was held BY 800 Rebels, By Gen. Heron,
ou the 18th $50 prisoners were taken.
The gunboas DeKalb was blown up BY
torpedo: her crew escaped. The Rebels
burned three Of their transports and eigh.
or ten steamers that had been hidden up
the river.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

sGrJef Davis, 10 despair, calls for al
bis hshtiug men-but then "will they
come 7" The President calls for ouly one
J,s'ta Of our available force, which, ia all
llnan probability, will be able (,ided by
eo'0red ebiis'meot-) to see toe iorktssn
.: he Rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

H-The Draft for the Union county
district is no, yet ordered. as the reports
are not all in. Oar couu'ys q1,;a is es-
iInsisj bs:sesa 200 sad cT5.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The Charleston Mercury thus discourses
on the advance Of Gen. Gilmore upon
Morris Island:
I;sppear. to us to be use,es. to s'tenp.
to di'gui.e from ourselves the situation.
BY whose fault We go, into it, is vain now
to inquire. The Yankees baviug gotten
possession of the southern half Of Morris
Island, there is but one way to s.ve.he
city Of Charleston, and that is BY the
steady end unalnchins use Of the bayonet.
II the fght now on Morris Island is to be
nov . fight BY engineering and cannon
merely, the advantage is With the enemy.
With their iron-ciads 90 the water, and
their meu 10 occupation Of the land, it is
merely = question Of time. The fall Of
Fort Wagner ends in the fall Of Charleston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

~"Rebel raids" donrp,y. When it
comes to the test, there is /. manly. c,.r;.
otic feeling dormant in the vcrs, Copper.
heads, aud bat few extend "sij and com.
fort" when their "Soutbcrn brethren"
come within stealing distance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

When the Rebels came Up Cumberland
Valley. they we're very chirp, and sang
ont, I say, Yank, how far is it to Harris
burgg bo~ far to Philadelphia? how far
to New York ? how do you like our return
to the Uniop ?" Going dorm the Valley.
shey vblned out. "How far is it to the
Po,oma.-io the Po;ousc
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
ICE. E...ICE...ICE

THE undersigned are putting s9 a. Z(E
/ HOUSE large enough ia supply al ocr
people viJh Ice during tie whole year Ice
can be delivered m toUn. daily, al cheaper
rate Than private Ice Houses can he filed
Call on either of C. on Ner'h t'h 81 or
e. the lee House below The RIVER Bfii-e.
IA wEIDENS,r
I-sishu-- Nov q jsss -SRANK ANG>TADT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Opposite the Bank, Lewisburg.
AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar Letters
v Of Administrator upon the Estate OF
JOHN MCAl.L. late Of HARLEY township. N
Union county, decS, have been granted 10 the
Undersigned, by the Register of Union COUNTY.
in due form OF iaw.A Therefore, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having any
Just claims are also req uested TO present them
legally authenticated Tor selilement 10
JOHN CROSSGROyE, Admir-
Lewisburs. June /. 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Nothing has pleased the Rebels so
much as the Copperhesd revolt 10 New
York city, where the insurgents cbeered
openly for JEFF. Davis and Mcclellan, and
denounced the President, and bis prominent
friends. abusing The negroes as badly a.
the Slaveqcrsis themselves. Rebs forget
Nick.burg and Gettysburg in the fond
hope Of . counter-rerolution, 10 New
York, aud wherever else there is enough
vice and Ignorance to be stimulated to the
point Of rebellion BY their emis.ari.s
We trust they ar. to be bitterly dissp-
pointed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
E-ec-.-l- ef J. r bslsos. e>rss,
ss7msl or wMPwII.>ON. Hart eiou. pa
\ Join, Resolution proposing certain

y Joint Resolution proposing certain
Amendments 10 the Constitution.
DE IL reso.grd by The Senale and Hou,e
ID RepTeS-n;aiives oil the Common rezira
ci Pennsylvania IN General Assembly ~.
That the following amendments be pruFosc-;
10 The ConsuIuiIoh II the Ccrnnonxea =, ~
accordance vita the provisions OF the isEih
ar,cle thereof.
There shall be an additional section ~ 'he
the iaifi sricie OF he Constitutes. ~ es 1cs-
lsu4fed as section fur. as fcllozs:
-SrcrioS 4. Whenever any OF the euailas
eleclcrS of this CommnnVeziih shall te y
any actual military service. under z Tegui>i-
ton from The Presiteni Of the Uniir,i Sie-r~.
or hy the authority Il this CommonEes
such electors may exercise the right of SUI
fraee IN all elections BY the ciiizenS. usre
such resHisnoas as are or shall be Preser'sei
by law. as faily and efIeciuaily aS if.hes ueas
present al thsir usual places Of eirciiVn-
There shall be two aidiii0nai sections 20
The eleventh Article Of The Constitution. Ia t'-
designated a. seo.ions eight and nIne =
follows
srcrIex 3. Nc bili shall be passed by Il :
Legislature containing more than one sui lseI,
winch shall ne clearly expressed IA Aas uiis.
except Appropriation bills.
Ssrrros .. Ne bill shall be passed z the
Legislature granting any powers or prIvilsseS
IN any case where the authority In grant sGch
powers or privileges has been or nav here-
Commonwealth. JOHN CESSNA.
Speaker OF the HolSe Of Representatives
John p. PENNEY,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24


ws>hinst0c. u. G., Iaiy 10, 1863
CIRCULAR,
No. 49,
'ItliE following extract, from lsv9 of irs
taItet SiafeS. pov m torcr, are Puii-
lished fer Inc Information and guidance Of al
concerned.
Section sc of the Enrolment Act after dir
ccun- how The 6faft shall he co1iuclet. says.
~fnG the person so draws shall be ncnaed IT
,he same .wi:hin ten days thereafter, ~ . wri;-
Ten or printed notics. 90 t- sHfT-d personally
# bJ leaving a cegy al the last Place - re>t
i.uce, requiring hrn ~ appear al designated
place of rendezsors IA rePcri fsf 3utr.
srciion IA cf Ihs Enrolmeai icI contains
The following. e Aad any person faI'lng 10
report. after due sersice uf sstics. as herein
prescribed. wiihoai furnishing a sabslirle,
or payrng The required sum therefor, shall be
deemed ps>sRrsE. al shall be ARRESTED ey
the rravosI Marshal. az seni 10 \. n~arr,'
military post fg .rial "a orrsrt H,arfiri, un'->s
upon proper showing ia. he IS not liable 10
do military duty, the Bsari o. Earc.ue enI
shall relieve him from ifte draft"
The 2Grh Articie of War Contains Toe fol-
lowing: .An officers and Soldiers eoa-
Vicied II haring deserted, shall suffer DE,rH.
or such otner punlshmebr as by .saisnee of
eosri-marual sbs.l be lnficrrd."
JAMES 3. FRY.
Proves. Marshal General.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Proves. Marshal General.

Provost Marshai's Office, li'h District,
Hsrri> burg. Pa. July II. 1868
Those who NAV be drafted, and the public
generally. ar. directed To study the s5o.s
order. and be suIS.3 sns governed BY Il. -
Sec. l3 of the Enrolment Sci viii &c .isi3ly
enforced in tbs District.
JOIN KAY CLEMENT.
Captain and Provost Marshal,
l4th District. PENNSYLVANIA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
ATTENTION.,
Substitutes For Drafted Persons.
Prnvos, Marshal Generals Olfr-,
WashInsion. d. c, JalY IL. 1868. y

Washington, d. c., jaly IL, 1868.
CIRCULAR.l
No. ~.
RIO answer in9uiries made to this Office, i,
| Is ANNOUNCED
First. ANY drafted person, paying three
hundred dollars. under section 10 of the En-
rolmen, Act, IS hereby exemp, from further
liability under that draft, buI not from any
subsequent draft.
.Seouid. any drafted person furnishing an
accepted substitute. Us exemp, from military
service for the period for which said Subsii-
iurr is mustered into the service
Third. A subsitnse once mustered into
the service can not be dsafied while 10 service.
F5urti. a drafted man can not pay COM
mutation money or present substitute after
he has repored himself 10 the Board Of En-
rolment for eIamination-
FTfh. Men who on the 81 Of March. 1853.
were in the military service Of the Uniied
States as substitutes underNhe drsi, Of 1852.
and whosetern Of services have since expired,
are not liable 10 the presstt draft. b1l the
persons for whom they vsrSsubstiiured ARE
liable 10 draft the same as though ihev had
not been drafted or furnished subslituies un-
der the draft Of last year.
Slrth. In serving the notice as required
bv circular No. 4: from this Office, a reason
able time TO repor, shall in each case be
granted BY the Board OF Enrolment To mo
in State service who have been or may be
drafted. JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
FOR SALE.

y VALUABLE FAHM,
CrrUATED mostly in the Borough Of Har-
- tietoH, adjoining the village On the north
and extending almost it, entire length, max
ing lis division ami sale into lots quite COVE
nieat. conaaining 157 Acres. i6 OF which
~aare well Tim1ered. small Stream of
Wa'er flows nearly Through IL centre.
The I'D prOvems ms are q good Frame -
House and Bank Barn. with Tenant Ea3
House al the NoTth end Of the farm Two
Apple Orchards, one in fall b-ar3s. the
younger beginning 10 bear
Also IsO Acres Of Timber Land,
situated II Hartley iowashiP.
For Terms, apply 10
Mas AGNES q WILSON,
E-c--;rl- FL 2. Bslsos, s1sls,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

N0TICE.-Tbe Anniversary exercises
Of the graduating Glass Of the University
Female Institute, will be held on Wedues-
day afternoon, % o'clock, July %, in
Conmercemen, Hail of the University.
S0-Ail the Graduates of the Uuiver.i-
ty Fem. lost. are requested tn meet at the
Institute, Wednesday July 90, a, l NJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Of fervent and sympaihizing address to
the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio, with whom its editor had just
enjoyed a friendly conference, says:
God speed, you. valiandigham, on your
mission of peace, and NAV your eyes be
opened, should your power be equal 10 your
VISION, to this gland fact-tha, tce cen mere,
kGrs Peue. lcith0.f DislI7 0n.''
If Val is an honest man, be will tell
the people of Ohio, on bis return, via
Nassau, by JEFF Davis connirance, from
his sojourn in Dixie, tha. the Rebels will
make no peace on any other than Disu-
MON basis, and that such has been their
determination from the start. He will
then ask them, 10 voting for him as their
mex, Governor, TO vote for such . peace as
the Rebels are ready to make, and thus
render the issue simple and clear. II he
does this, though We must deprecate bis
election, We shall consider him entitled to
3 respect and esteem which no other
Democratic candidate bat Thomas II. Sey-
mour has merited
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
zemlsburg #arket.
G1SteO,
PUBLIC LETTING.

In N.~ Berlin. s;;h inst. MARY, iau-htsr r
k-s.l-r. E.,. Funeral sarisy. 10 4 ~.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
REMOEALi

II l.. MOWRY has removed his Ph0fo-
II. graph Establishment Ia he
Ne< BuIiilns or Market street. recenlly &C.
enpied By DIR. Dailsn. OPPOSITE TIE
BANK. where he has Giied up one II the
Finest Galleries in the Country.
Having superior facilities and long ex-
psreacs. Re = satisfied ,hai hi> work cannot
be beaten. Call ant test hIs workmanship.
Lew lsnuT-, Aus. IS, o..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

NoTIcE--The Nonpsreii Ladies' Aid
Society will give = Fc.,iva, ct Indepeu.
dent Hall, Thursday evening of Com
meucemen, week, (30rh inst Door, open
at l-T.bleau a, ~ o'clock. The pro-
ceed. fOr the tenefr Of the Soldiers hos
pi,als. All are invited TO attend. Ad-
mit,snce, 10 cen.s Refreshments extra
Y Rev. John Guyer wall preach in the VI.
E. Church. Lewisbur- SUNDAY. 25th June.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The Richp,oad Enquirer of the 18th
has been received here. 1t contains a
proclamation by JEFF. Davis, calling ou',
under the Confederate Conscripiion sc',
al uhde men Jei,reen the ages If IL and
As, 10 serge .tor three years. under penalty
of being punished fer desertiou in case Of
disobeying the call. They are offered the
privilege Of jpiuing volunteer Orgauiza-
tions before the enrolment. The Euqui-
rer, in sn article headed Military
Necessity" urges that the only salvation
Of the Southern Coufederacy is iu making
= levy en- n,asse, such as is called for in
this proclamation, the application Of mar
tial Law to the country in state Of siege,
the absolute cop,rcl Of oil trading, especi-
ally Of drink, within military lines, the
abolition of substitute exemption aud for
eign projections, the material enlargement
Of the Presidents power to revise elections
of officers, TO make appointments, and to
&c. rid OF incompe;ep, officers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Office Of The Secretary Of The ComH,Oa-
wealth. Harrisburg, Iuiy l, lse3- !
PENNSYLVANIA. s.:
~ ! da hereby csriifr that he i'Tssnir-
Is }and annexed is full. rrue ard crrrerf
~ copy Of the Original Ioin, Resolution os
the General Assembly, eDiitlet "A JainI Res
ciuIon proposing certain Amendments % tae
Constitution" as The same remains On fis IA
this office
In Testimony Whereof have hsr-un-o st
nv hand, and caused 'he seal of the Secr-iz-
tsry's osa-e TO be affixed, the tay and yeir
above written. ELL SLiFER.
Secretary Of the CommoHvralla
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
"Ein pig SchWindle."


following specimen Of the way tha, many
honest (but no, too in,elligenD farmers in
Cumberland Valley have "come to grief.
The iudignan, son Of the soil wiped away
4 tear, aud snacked bis brawny fists. aud
"did tale uufald," 10 rather . whining
tone. somcthing as follows:
al ish,s peacsable, hard-vorking man,
unt bay. my taxes, Unit | ish a goo,
Timmecrat, uut hates de Nickers and dc
Abberlishuists, unit | votes chooss as
Ebaugh dells ns. So ven the Rebels
gums into the VALLEY, tudder time, sim
miny cripe. but we was scsret. But our
leaders deis Us, ve chine de Knights Of
de Golden Circles-den de Rebbels lets Us
alone, next time, unit gets all dey wants o!
de Plaek Repooblicans. So gifs em my
,ollar, upt cbiaes de S'ciety, no. | feels
gnot. Bymeby, de R-bbels comes TO der
VALLEY agin, uos | hears dey takes de
horses, de mules, de vaggins, de saickens,
M. ebrytings from de beepIes Den says
| to de PACK Repooblican., Now you'll
catch it-h.I ha. bu. isb insured, SO =
Next day looks out, IN, dare see. SO
many ragged, lousy looking sckampbs,
leading away mine horses unt sings so
goes out, In, N .kes de signs, not | says
to der mems, "Here, you sh,cp. | ish no,
Abberlishpi.t-I ish COO. Timmecra,-
burra for Shsckson, uut Pooc,pDcn, unt
Gopsdedu.hon, ont Davis, unit Voodssrt-
now gifs you de Grips. unit you lets my
sings alone Den de lsf and iaf so dey
like to spii, open-den dey say, 10 HI
NIT your sripsr-uut den dey sbte.ls my
vorkhorse. unit vagins uot cows unit rots
mine cellar unit mine house OBJ eberytings
dev could put into deir pl.ck aud hollow
pellies. Oa. | ish . ruined man. Dat
Golden Circles is eia - Pig, p'ack
.chpindies"
"OLD CoDoRus," in York county, has
long borne the "B,nnet" for its immense
DEM mocraiic majorities. Thithsr, quite
naturally, their Southern brethren" frs,
repaired (expecting . warm welcome) for
fresh supplies for their wardrobes and the
provision and transportation departments.
Bu; their visits we're nos veil received, for
one Of tie ci,izcn.-a knight to boot
thu, complained, to = Republican in sno-
ther district
cab! they've taken al my horses. and
sll of --s. aud all Of --'., and Oa
it lie too bad how they have carried Oh il
Codorus."
"Indeed :" replied tho Union man, ,"but
didu', you tell them, then, that you we're
D.mncra,s ?"
"Why, to be sure We did. And ~e told
them, too, tha; we belonged to the Go5,len
Risy. And beside that We showed them
our parers-and 1t ,rds oil positioely no USE
They told Us We should take oar papers
back, and get our doitir again."
Amusing IS these revelations may be,
it is also morrifyiug aud Alarming. The
votes Of such groveling, sersile aud stupid
meu, couirol York county. "Bray a fool
in 4 mortar" is often . waste-bu, We are
glad to believe there are those in Cumb-
erland Valley wiser after suferiog-'hcy
realize there are but too sales TO this Ear!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Proves, Marshars Office. I4,h Disricl. ,

Proves; MarshsI's Office, Ii'h District.
Harrisburg. Pa, Iuiy II. 1853
Ths attention of the Citizens Of the Ism
HnrolIin, p;S,rici Of PsnnSylEaaIa 's a'rerief
10 the above Circnlsr from the War Depart
meat Of IN. Uniied stat s
mo KAY CLEMENT.
Cspa.n ana fryTosI H4rShal,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
MILK FOR THE MILLION.

THE undersigned 'n'ends Supplying The
cIiizsns of Levi>hurg with Pure Mix.
commencing aboui the i5Ih inst PeTSons
wishing to be supplied. will please srnf n
Ihsir names N him. at the LewisbEfs Brlig--
The Milk Tiil be delivered (iailT eSerpi sun
davSl morning or evening. a. preferred ~
ma sioriiv Of customers. >AAL SLiFEk-
i.rwi>blrg, April 10. 1853