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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
6lndlides Defed,t bel SranFlin, Cen
neiTee.

Qouisuille, 8. Set. Sen. @crf,
Ser cine Brigade @aUallerie commanoirt,
traf eeitern IL Weilcn ienfeits Sranflin
ouf bic Retellen unter Mbarton. Sin.
bisioes 8efe0t entIpann iib uno Ger
Seino wuroe i6lieBIdb in bic 8lubt 9ez
iblaoen. I25 Soote mo perwunoete Hez
belcH beoecftsn oos Sbladtfelo, 300
wuroen Su 9sfaneenen 9emabt uno 4
&anonen erbeutet. Son unlerem Ser
luit pirb nid)ts beri6tet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
Theuerer Tabap.

Gs bat fib bGaus9eifeut, oab Der Sroit
Der Sabafsernte in Sennehee uno Dem
lGoliben SbeiIe BON &entudp mebr 9ez
Ibaoet bat, ale man anfdn9lib 8laubte.
Sn Scl9e oei'n 1T Der Sabaf i'm eoui6=
uiQer Warfte I'M orci biz pier &baIer pet
100 pfuno i'm QreiIe 9eitiE9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
,Srcunoe Scr IInion /

Br baben Dor Der @obl erfl6rt, olf
ale bisber uerbaftsts Sraitor6 Oemotra
ten oswelsn ieien. 9lamano wicerlprad
uns = uno 10000 Wsbrbsit uniercr
lopalen Burger baben bel Der 98abl cr-
fldrt, 6o6 mir rebt battsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
,SrCunoe Der Union !

ISir baben Dor Der @abl ertlGrt, ba6
Die osmofrotifben 9isoers uerantwcrttid,
ieien fir ale 8lttwsn, Waifen uno per-
erGppelten SoIodten, Die burb Den ieeiaen
bollif1tn SGr9erfrie8 sntitanoen lino.
Die lCpaIen Demofraten uno Republifa=
ner babcn our6 cine Mebrbeit bon 90.
600 Stimmen entfbisoen, paB mir Die
@abrbeit 9eia0t baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
Gin ,psibIidler SIeild,bera

3u@annamafer, Seroen@ @auntp. Seem
SerIep. itarb firjIidb cine 9erpiiie Srau
0onnamafer, Wslbe 5u Geb3eiten 700
pfuno po8. sic mar ober oub ourts
aus feline Sreunoin BON f6malen Sihen {;
einen euten fetten 6ammel pfIe9te iie
in elmer Mabl;eit ad coram ;u nebmen,
Oab nur mob Elm 9Gbnerfbmuus tibri9
blicb. = Sbr leetss GiIen raren "a
S6weinsobren gum RabtiIb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
.Sreunoc crr IInion :

2Sr baben Die Gopperbeao: Girbers Dor
Der @abl bei6uIci9t, Dap iie Den &rs0 be-
90nnen bdtten. Sir baben Dies nint
perneinert, uno cine Webrbeit pon 90 900
Stimm8eber babsn cas- 8erbift ab9tQe.
ben oaB mir reht batten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21

OF@ir lenten ole Hurmerfiamfeit un=
itrer 4eier auf oen Serfauf oes 9rn. 9.
@. 9 dneioer, in Der beuti9en 3eis
tuu9. G6 1T oafelbe berrli6es Giaen=
tbum, uno es 1T nur ielten oab man nod
lolb pertbuollcS Gi9sntbum i'm Wartt
finoet. Mon per8efe oaber nibt Dem
Sere2uf beiiumobnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
Surr0b fir 9febrd6f1 !

2(m I3ten October wuroe rbcnfaQS im
gtebrasfa Serritorium cine @abt abge.
ba(ten, nobel Sic ltnienfreunee S oe0rn
5 Seceiitoniten in oaS Sberbaus uno 27
9e0en II Nlit9lieoer in bas untprbaus
Der Seies9ebun9 erpGbIten. Surrab fir
9tebrosea uno Die Union
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
piNonin. QDapns 50.

WWMINuHI JuNI To, IoJJ.
Cits n su tti6snssn, Zap mrthr 5rau nit
stnun wsben pals tsfansn Wurps, uno Tins an gu
itpslsn unp irar 10 wtb bab Fs nitt mstr i6Iu-
den tcnnls unp tufsts bsftiS. SD sebraLfts
,tr Eminent uno ft MAR In ttnsr g2cde SsbstIt.
Sd elauts, ras paS Ointment itr esbsn ssrsttet
BAT. SObn $. Sarlau.
IrpUt, ST GOrllanb Sttabs, NtwyUrt.
say gu tabsn bel alien DusgIiien uno in
rtm 8u6lObr gum Gsaa Gauntp 9atrtCt, @lsn'
tcpn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21

Sn Srenton 1T cine Injei9e pom Sc
neral profobmarfbaa ein9elaufen, oa6
am 25. eiefe6 Wonats cine 3isbune i'm
St1ate NFea.Ssriep beeinnt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21

@Onf J.-Ni6fsn Disnfas, ben
27I.n Sftobsr, usiammrlt R6 bic lutteriIte
Gcnfer'ns (prssssr unO 9smsinbta6atcrbnstr)
pon 9t&a, NOrtbamptcn, Carbon unp RpHrcs In
Der Sir6' ~ 0hepVrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
0rOBeS Sn0rlTelt+
0retmQnner, ppbnet BET /!

Gin srcers SutflfcR iOa Hatfinen UNI bic
arCss Sis8s ju fsiern, errun8sn In 9srnlptoanisn,
Sbtc, Snpiana uno Soma, -.
9lm Samitag, ben 24. Sftpbrr,
In Der StaNt alIsntaun. Der 3aa ulrc usrfin.
bit ptrpsn our& ben GcnEr Der Sanone une
@lCdsnstidutt.
Die prOSsIfUn wirb furmirt tpsrbn I'm II
ll6r In bH 10. Strc6s unO bur6 bic Saupt.
fruBsn FER Stabt marIGrn.
aDrtTsn psrosn ssbnItsn wsrbtn BON berii6m.
ten Sprs&era aus Der 5rrmps, pcpUn rinssIapsn
porbtn Rno,
Gen. Snt1er,
Gen. @ie9eI. mnb
aGcbtb. q SS. sSDrmeb.
Dee Nb'nbs TcG cine 8odrl- -parabs Rattfinben,
bsaI'itst nit einem trIllianten SStusrptrfs.
aas Union esute iEnO frfunbi6uftli& sinselG.
ben Nutbrl ,u nsbmtn.
Setrtrr 81. 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
1peinerntc um lpbseIina. pirsinis

Der @rtraa Der Srauben in einsm I'm:
freiie BON & Melsn bon 8beelin9 miro
auf $4,000 Sat. @ein 9cibdst.
SepboIo uno Sbeele in Martin6bur0
erbolten ctpa 1000 9ouOncn unb 2(rbis
balo uno 6utlbinotoH in putncp Bottom
10000 9alonen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
81. Tobias' 9S1netian eminent,

Sine ssNiIs Gm tun SGmsrSsn In benz SSr'
yer, pt6tn SalS, AEsumatism II. ~. 5u sntfers
asn Cine 6amills Mrptsjn, bic nismaIs fsbIt.
PtiFt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21

E0r5 r5dnf,sbn @snrdls tatsn bic 8sbrasn lit
Der S6taft Eel Chattanooga psrtersn-G tprt
ant 9 Ysrwunttt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21
Sin 9lDrret6er Steg.
10000
0lebrbeit in 9ennIslYanieu.

Soleenoes fino bic 8obIrefuItate aus
a Il n Gauntiss pennfplpaniens.
Das @efammtreiultat tpiro, rpenn BON
iberaQ Der bic officielIen Seri6te por=
lie9en, tpabribeinli6 nod 0IdnSenoer fir
oas Unions Sidet ausfolIen, ols unten
an9e9eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-21

Sa SrCileute, Sbr babt Gin Red)t oaju,
ju iubPtiren-oenn es 1T BON unfern Seq
ncrn nibt6 unueriu6t 8ebIieben um uns
Den Sie9 ju entreiben, Die fGcli6en Res
bellen ju ermutbi9en, uno iomit Die Uni
on ;u 3erif0ren-fo bic N0cnten oc5 SefT.
0aui5 nabmen ibre 3uituht ju oQen nur
eroenflicben ei9en, Setrii9ereien uno
6ambuo9ereien-ia iie baben felt Wo;
noten SerIamml mlunaen 9ebalten, bel Gag
unO gtodt, in @irtb5bdulern, S6euern
uno Sbaafitdllen, uno baben fi6 9eeen
Die Reoierun9 peri6Doren. Die 9uft
mar onoefd(lt NIT Cob fir Die Scrrdtbes
rel, binor9en aber nit Shimpferei 0e9en
unler @ouUernement. - sic baben 9es
| Iubt rebtm6bi9e ltnon:Stimmsn gu pers
eiteln uno unaeieelihe 3u 9unften BON
Self. Souis' Heib in Die StimmfaIten
~ brin9en. sic boben SauIenoe BON
Stimmen importirt um oen Sreunoen Der
Union Den Sie9 abJu9ewinnen-ielbtt in
unIerem Gauntp puroen 0unoerte fol,
der Stimmen ein9e9eben. Sie baben 9e'
! fu6t our6 Orobun9en bic SadDe oes be-
ru6ti0ten Serrdtber6 Q ADJ 8 ju oerz
itdrfen-fie baben our6 1lnnabrbeiten
manben ebrliboenfenoen Wanne per-
| fiibrt, Der beute nibt nieoer ftimmen
pdrbe, ,pie er eeitimmt bat. @enn man
nod beoenft, oaB cine 70 9roBe Qnjabl
llnionleute in Der Nrmee 1T, pelde nidDt
itimmen fonnten, uno oies Rebt Die
QSoobparo'Qart ou6 als unetlti9 ers
tldrt bate, 10 1T e5 ju bepmnoern, oab
Die unionsm1nner einen folben oroBen
Sie9 crrun9en baben. 9Sr oanfen oas
Der Der Soriebun9, welbe bic Oerjen Der
eeute 9elenft bat 70 ju itimmen mir
oanfen Den 9etreuen unionleuten, pcIbs
itb 70 ltanobaft bepieBen baben, uno mir
oanfen oub Den ebrli6en uno pabren
Oemofraten, rpelbe ifb bon ben Copper
beae: Seri6p0run8en losmabten uno oae
l1nionti6et itimmten, uno oe6balb oGrfen
pobl
Die Sreileute iubeltren !
Oafs bic Sin9se mnIeres 2anbes
iittmer IIDcb tpebet
OoB Der Sabn nod frGbt iiber Den I'm.
ter8an9 Der NrnoIo6' uno 6uas
IO1B q. 81. Curtin Wtes
Der gum GOupern6r erpdblt 1T
Iae Ole Ranencn fur Ole Union een.
nern
Dap uniern nobIen Solbaten tu 0auIe
beieeftimmt tpuroe |!
llH6 bafs Der SefdbrIitbcn 6np-
ferIblam8e Der GDpf seriebla.
gen 1T
&mrrGB! &mrrG9Y &mrro1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
Latest News

st. Louis Jan. - 22-Gcneral Lean,
commanding a: Jefferson City, sends
the Missouri Democrat a letter from
Col. Pcnnock, 9th Cavalry, Missouri
Militia, dated Independence, January
llth, stating that ten of his men
were murdered the week previous by
rebel gucrrillas.
The soldiers were all shot and
their heads and bodies horribly man
gled, some OF their faces were cut to
pciccS with boot heels. On many
both cars were cut off. Whether
these barbarities were committed be
fore or after death is unknown. Col.
Pennock SAYS that ten of these men,
with their wives and children acting
as spies, are equal to twenty-five Of
his troops.
The guerrillas are threatening the
Union women of Jackson county, and
the wives and sisters of some Of the
most notorious ones have been
arrested to prevent them executing
their threats. They have also lev
led assessments upon the loyal men
of the county, and are collecting it
RAPIDLY. Some ofthose assessed claim
to be Southern sympathizers to avoid
paving.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

Rebels came en- masse upon Gen. Rosseau' S
division, on the right centre. According
to his orders, our men fell back quickly,
when four or FIVE masked batteries opened
upon the foe with grape and canister /:
they were almost annibilated all that
was left Of them fed in the darkness be-
fore Rosseau's Union forces
And thus ended the horrid carnage, and
the five days Of battle.
Sunday morning, bright and beautiful,
came, and brought the intelligence that
Bragg's army had evacuated MuItreesbOro.
Monday morning, 9th Jan. 1868, the
18th Pa. Vol took the advaDc-, marched
into Murtretsboro !: and raised their torn
aud ragged regmcntal colors on the Court
House. We took honors on the field, aud
are now provost guard of the town.
But, . that town. Every hole and
building was full of dead and dying Rcb-
els The stencil was horrible, We are
burying the dead, und caring for the
wounded We know nothing of our future
Praise ye the God of battles.
A. JUDSoN HASTINGS, Sth P.V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
PASSING AW Az.

"Pa.~ing away ?" So whispers the wind,
As 1t trsa! Is il, trsckes- course;
AnI passing away doth the bright rili say,
A. II lral- flou its cry sta1 source
Al -'IH-sir. away, - on tllr -tr~am Of time,
To- ohlisinu's vale ia a t,r-OH cline.
Matter auI man. make u" delay,
t. eternity gull We dr~ passing away.
Passing away. Mark the furro~ei brow,
And th- head ith It's siINrry hair.
And the ..i- ~an clock. how they plainly speak,
That tusy re leaving world OF care.
Nr-. pa--iu, away. Even beauty i0~sr
], iI.liu- t,-J 'urt'h the ~iolrr- poser,
Aud far aud fiAil to their bed ofclay,
AIuwn 10 The tomb the! 'se passing away.
'Pas-in- away moans the ocDan's wave
A. o. bi,-,k- the l-atrn shur,,
Aud the tortured tide l. -it to chide
The cIu- aith their hoilo~ roar.
A.. Fa--iu, away 10th from palace and cot,
The place whirh kG"" us val soon know u not
Nh"ttrr peasant or prince natures last debt topay
At the nat OF tod, We Az passing away.
Passing away, for their hour i. past
Earth ri~l-s a molly pyr-,
The u"Harchs throne, aud hi- sword and crown,
And the pen, anI the poets Tyre.
All passing away. -'rn the pomp Of art,
Aud 'h- prIdr O! the irspot. must all depart,
And the relics Di realms must zach decay,
Aud The n"mes OF the nations b. passing away.
Passing away Even Time himself
Bend uulsr h. load of year;
Il- lsIuhs irail, and his checks grow pale
Niin tn turr'S " -nrTI~isE tear.
With hI- broken 81, th" With silent tread,
H. pa>-iu, to the home Of the drzi.
with - h"uiinr form. ami with locks grown gray,
old Time himsc. 1 i passing awVy.
Fa,-inr away All hut GoI'- bright throne,
And his -rrvants hpm- above.
Aui his grace tiIvInr aud the buunll.ss mine
~ Gui- eternal love.
AMI ms Will 10 .ay-. through SAvior'- blood,
The rhiid II faith who hath washed in the food,
Even earth t, IT. framework doth all decay,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
Tuesday Mornings News.

Gen. Burnside has resigned, and the
command of the Army Of the Potomac
has been turned over to Gen. Hooker.
Tho Mississippi notilla hascapturcd
st. Charles, Duval's Bluff and Dcs
Are, together with two S-inch guns,
200 field rifles, small arms, ammuni-
ton &c. and a number OF prisoners.
The New York councils are making
arrangements to lionizc Gen. Porter.
Mr.. Callicot, Union Democrat, Re
publican candidatc,) was elected
Speaker of the y. Y. Assembly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
un,ou County Court Proclamation

LTHEREAS,t the Hon. SAML S.WOODS,
w Pres .dent Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of PENNSYLVANIA, composed Of the
counties OF Union, Wifi IN ami SNYDER, and
Jxo " SInnsroS andJuHN WALLS ESqs., As>O-
cIate Judges ia Union county, have issued their
precepi, bearing dale the 2O,h day of Sept,
1867. and 10 me directed, for Ihe holding Of an
Orphans Court Court OF Common Plea, oyer
aud Terminer. and General Quarter sessions.
at LEWlSBURG, for The county Of MON,
on the Third Monday Of FEBY, (heIGg The
l6 h day) 1868, ant 10 continue one week.
Nouce IS therefore hereby gwen 10 the Cor
oner, Justices ui the Peace and Cunsiau!eS II
aad tor The county OF Union, 10 appear II their
own proper persons with their records, InquI-
sItIonS. examination and other remembrances
to do those things which of their offices aud 10
their behalf apprriaIn 10 br done; and all WI
ne>Scs and other persons prosecuting ~ behalf
OF the Commonwealth against ANY person or
persons, are required 10 b" then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested tu be PuucIual N
their attendance al the appointed time agrcea-
bic to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal a the Sher.
III : Oilicc IN Lewisbnrg the 2Glh day of
December \ d 1862. ami he -Gih year of the
Independence of the United States OF AmerI-
ca.-God save The Commonwealth,
l.. F. ALBRIGHT, sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

not wonder that the Democratic party ex
hibits signs of rupture by the falling off
of many of its bos, thinkers, aud the ex-
asperation of its papers. When they
find that all ovcrtures of compromise
with the South shall have failed, then they
will begin to grind their teeth with rage,
aud abuse the South as much as they do
the Administration at present. In view
of all this, would it not be as well for all
loyal men to strike hands aud finish the
contest quickly, withou. regard to what
political party may happen to be the
dominant one
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
UNITED STATES EXCISE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons re-
Y siding or doing business within the
County Of Union, the Sixth Division of lith
Collection District of Pennsylvania, that
the assessment rolls will in accordance with
the provision OF section IL of the Act to pro-
vide Internal Revenue, etc, be open for ex-
animation at the office of Chas. IL. ShrIner,
ASST Assessor. .Mitiilnburg,f from AN. to 3 p
NJ. for fifteen days from the date hereof, Sun
days excepted. and for two days next ensuing
(being the second and third days OF februaryD
appeals will be received and determined by
me al said office, daily. from 10 A. NJ. To p.
n. relative 10 any erroneous or excessive
valuation. All appeals must be IN writing
and specify the particular cause, matter or
Ihiag respecting which decision IS reques-
ted and state the ground or principle ol IN.
equality or error complained of.
DANIEL KENDiG, L. :. Assessor,
ii-h Crreccion pist7it Pa.
Mlddlstown, January 18th, lses. Argus eoiy'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

un.An evidence that the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation has tapped
the jugular veins of both the Rebellion
and its Northern ally, is distinctly visi-
BILE In the course pursued By tho papers
favorable to the cause Of Secession in both
sectious. They at present vie with each
other IN hespiug abuse upon the President
and his co-workers in the cause of Union
and Freedom, strainiug their vocabulary
to It's utmost to supply the necessary
depth Of seurrility aud invective. The
Democracy realize the fact that Slavery is
the only prop of their party, and should
this pillar give way, their temple would
tumble with an awful crash. In the
practical workings Of the Proclamation,
they have not yet agreed. One half says
1t is dead letter-not slave will gain his
freedom In consequence Of it--too igno-
rant to understand its meaning, &c.
While the other half hold up their hands
in horror, plcturlng TO their readers all
the terrors of general insurrecton but
they agree upon one point-that the Proc.
lamation is worse than Disupion, or any
thing else which they can conceive But
let them founder; there was never a
Storm which was not followed by q calm
snd when this hurricane passes away, its
causes will be removed, and We may rOt
witness another such.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

Bound TO MAKE A PoET OF HIM
Some of the secesh papers in this neigh
borhood have scraped together few serio
pathetic stanzas, and are publishing them
as the production of that miscbievOus reb-
el $50 much admired by them) "Stonewall'
Jackson. Their hero, not long since,
positively denied that he ever wrote
any poetry at all. This is too bad.
These editors should be content with the
services he is rendering them in killing
off their hated abolition neighbOrs, with
out loading him down with additional
honors, which he assures them be is not
entitled to.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

sfa, In their eager efforts to fuse the
Democratic party with the Southern trai-
tors, their leaders discover breakers ahead.
Their transition from passive loyalty to
fragrant advocacy of treason has brought
many an honest man in their party to a
pause and an inquiry as to where it Is
likely to lead. 1t is evident to the con-
siderate of all parties, that the hostile
opposition of that party to the present Ad-
ministration can not under any circum-
stances prove advantageous to the cause OF
the U. S. government, and any weakness
suffered by it, is SO much strength added
to the cause Of the traitors in arms
Should the present hostilities still contin-
ue, the war can not be prosecuted with
necessary vigOr. but will "drag its slow
length along" for years, without much
advantage gained, and with no less ex-
pensc. This is just what the "peace'
Democrats want. They sing syren songs
of the "good time coming" when hiGy
shall once more hold the reins of govern
ment, and ipaugurate peace. They fail,
however, to tell US how they are going
about it; their programme remains an un-
certainty. They tell US they will never,
never see this Union divided The Reb-
els as strongly affirm that the war shall
not end until it is rent in twain. Well,
then, how are the Democrats 10 restore
the Union? But one way remains, and
that Is Just the plan which they now SO
vehemen;ly denounce; to continue the
war with ali the vigor in the capacity of
the government But having by their
periiiious course, discouraged volunteering,
opposed the draft and doue all in their
power to depress the credit of the govern
mcnt, where shall their men and money be
found? They can not honestly ask for
volunteers; to draft would be in direct
opposition to their fcrmer arguments; aud
o ask loan for q nation which they have
abOred SO hard to prove has no credit,
would be simply ridiculous. Yet to make
,ood their daily promises, all this must be
one. WIKI tLsss prospects aheal, We do
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
For Sale or Rent.

vINIIE undersigned will either sell or -
rent the House and lot which She II
now occupies, on West Market street, Lewis
burg. The house has recently been re mod
eled, contains eleven rooms. and Is well adap-
ted for pleasant home.
Apparatu, necessary for carrying on the
lee Cream and Confectionery business Is also
offered. For particulars. enquire Of
Jan. Il, '63 MRS. DENURMANDIE.
HNHE partnership heretofore existing be
tween WV. Van GEzER aud 4. Ii. DILL,
IN the practice OF the law, Is this day DIS
solved. \. ii. DILL.
Lewisburs, Jan 5, 1868.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that my friends
~ have applied 10 his Excellency Cover.
nor Curtin Tor pardon of the sentence
passed on me at last December Sessions Ui
Union county, TO four months Imprisonment
for larceny WILSON ANDERSON.
Lewisburg, Pa. Jan. ,, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
CEMETERY NOTICE.

A T an Election held By the Stockholders
II OF the Lewisbuvg Cemetery. the under
signed was elected Treasurer, and all moneys
for lots. grave-diggin., &c, must be paid Ia
HIM. Persons interested will please note the
change.
Those now indebted TO the Cemetery ASso-
ciation are requested to make immediate pay
menr. SOLOMON RITTER.
I.gisburg, Jan o6, lSG2m6