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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

p@-In New England and New York,
colorsd men can vote, and have no legal dis
abilities. Yet they have decreased in
number since 1910. Abolish Slavery in
the South, and the colored population will
decrease in Penn'a also, and nearly all
will 70 to the warmer climate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
NOTICE

rs hereby given. to all indebted TO me on
/ my Butcherins Books. which placed in
the hands Of J.A.MERTz Esq. for collection.
As I have discontinued the business, hersfure
I wish them setiled up soon.
Sept. 2S, Is83. J. q. BROWN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Cheap Goods.-Not until the Rebellion
is erased, can we expect Cotton Goods to
come down to old prices, for the Rebels
burn the cotton or keep it back from mar
kets. So with all kinds Of goods-the
Rebellion aids spectators in keeping up
prices.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
D9.The Fair commences tomorrow.
zeWiSbur9 Market.
Estate Of Gettlsib Smaltzreid. decd

NTHEREAS, Letters Testamentary upon
w the estate of 0Vttleib smaltsseid, late
Of Levisbure. Union county. decd. have
been granted to the Nubscfiber. in due
form Of Law. notice is heiSSy given to all per.
sons knowing themselyesN No be indebted to
:as :aa sos. ss.f s,1,a e ns :ynsn
.ms viii present 'as du'y sTssssS s1ssae.ed for SET
Lewisburg, Oct. s, 1868 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
No Mr.. Montgomery, of Vicksb

m-Mr. Montgomery, of Ticksburg,
at the late meeting in Danville, after
speaking of the Southern rebel leaders
having planned this wicked rebellion years
ago, referred to what JEFF. Davis said,
when he passed through Vicksburg to
Montgomery, Alabama, in the early stage
of the Rebellion. Said jeff, "There was
no danger of the North fghting-no blood
would be shed. The Yankees knew too
well the difference between ninsty-nine
cents and dollar, to enter into such an
expensive thing as war" When the
speaker, (Mr Montgomery came North,
he saw some men who on the label of their
coats had pinned head cut out Of cent,
and he montgomery concluded that these
must be the one cent patriots which JEFF.
had talked about
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
This Week for Work.

The Mechanic in his shdp-the Pro-
ftssional man-the Working man-tho
Farmer-each has to work and plan, from
star to year,the same thing over aud c'ef,
to gain his ends.
ST In Government, or Politics. To
secure the blessings of free institutions,
yearly care and toll aud expenditure are
rs necessary as to secure our daily bread.
There ia great truth in the maxim,
"E'ernat uiyiia"ce i. the price of liberty "
The Aristocracy Of America and OF
Europe are now combined in an effort to
abolish Free Government by destroying
these United States, aud by establishing
a Slave Olignrchy. They are now about
putting the Emperor Maximilian upon
the throne Of Mexico, which the French
have captured through the dissensions Of
the Me4icsns. The success of the Reb-
els, through the divisions at the North,
will be the signal for some King or En-
peror to be put upon the ruins Of the
American Republic.
The Governors Of the Free States are
very important aids or hiudranees to Re-
belllOn. While Gov. Seymodr's course
has caused the Weakening Of the Army of
the Potomac, BY 10000 men, to keep
down Rebellion in New York city, Gov.
Curtin's prompt and earnest support of
the Government has been of incalculable
benefit. With all the Free States under
men ike Seymour, We are in danger Of
being conquered Provinces of q naughty
foe: we become like Ireland, or Poland,
or Nexico. Were all our Governors like
Curtin, the War would soon close glorious
ly for Us and for posterity.
One Week to W~k. Scatter political
documents among men Of all classes and
opinions. Do not let them lie idle, but
keep them going from neighbor to neigh.
Dor.
Exlort every man to attend the polls
on Tuesday next, and If any are disin.
clincd to aid the Government, try to
remove their objections.
Arrange for teams to take those who
have none themselves, or are too busy
with them at work, or who from any calse
may keep away or be too late.
Let two good thorough men be selected
from every school district, or every
neighborhood, to see that those in their
region get to the polls by the middle Of
the afternoon, or before. This way it
will be but a little trouble, and little
expense, to get out full vote. Don't
leave it to guess-work, or uncertainty,
but make it SURE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

@-Thc Copperhcads have clamorcd
against the action Of the Federal Admin
istration in the suspension Of the writ Of
habeas corpus, the con6scation law, and
all the late war measures, and yet from
the mouth of Justice Woodward, tn. fol-
lowing deliberate words were pronounced
in the case of sharplcss vs.. Wayn, Judge
Woodward presiding, as will be found in
0 Harris, p. lis. We print them, and
respectfully ask democrats to read them !:
ain adequate emergencies, martial law
suspends the HABEAs CORPUS, inAicts
summary punishment, and appropriates
private property, without regard to the
guarantees of the Constitution. Inter ar
n,s silent dyes."
Which being translated for the benefit of
the Copperhead Democracy, means, Gin a
state of war the laws are silent"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

MYERS, the Drover expects to be
at BIEHL's old stand, Buffaloe Valley,
on Thursday. sth Oct. with a large
lot of Extra Ewes and Wethers. All
wishing to buy, would do well to call.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

e-We have good reports from the
recent Union meetings in our county.
The Cops, We understand, only allow us
900 maj. Boys! cant we give twice
that for Curtin and the Whole Ticket ?
We think it can be done if we only TRY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Union County Agricultural SOc.,
NEAR LEWISBCRG,
Wednesd.y-ThursdaJ Frid,y,
October I, s, and 8, 1863.
Premiums, and Judges.

Premiums, and Judges.
1-Troainy, Draft and Much HOr'ss, de.
best Trot;ng Horss 10 90
~ best 90
best Waking Horss 5 20
best pair Draft horses sVO
best single do 90
bel pair Carriage horses SV
best aingl- Driving hUrss 90
best pair Match horses Aoo
Judges-Paul Geddss, IN " Simon,ou,
Ch Gudy kunst, VI HalfpeDoy, ] Schreyer.
2-B!ooded Horses.
best hicoded stnilion having b-sn kept within the
limits Of the Society one service sessou eo
ID b~rt W
best bloodrd Breed Mare with one or more Of her
colts shown %
"a beat Ansriean Aerie1aisSriA and W
rest blcodrd Colt FROM To years old 2 20
do do to2 do y OV
do Sucking Colt 49,
No horse entered blood-d will be entitled tn
MUM evidences 10 shown ths Comnitsse that they
really such.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

rEWednesday evening, we print Cur.
tin badges again for the little folks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Saturday, Oct l0-at ,, =. M-ir
Iaurelton, ". VAN GEzER, and others.
Forest Hill, Saturday evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

At the Black Run s. II. north end of
Buffalos TIP. Monday evening, Oct. r.
At Iar:lcton. Monday Evening, Oct.
12-Rey. Il. T.. WILSON.
At Rogers $. H., Kelly TIP, Oct. II.
Republicans Democrats everybody
Turn out and hear them!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

E- Make your arrangements to he At
hoME to vote, next Tuesday, Oct 18th,
carly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

pS~Georgc Schnure-James X. Davis
Joseph Wenrich: these are names,
formerly, synonomous with Democracy in
Selinsgrove. They have not changed
their fundamental principles, but they
have all come out, openly and above board
for Curtin, as means of sustaining the
power to crush the Rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Friday, Oct 8, evening-meeting at
Spring creek s. House near Orwigs Mill.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

NEpoRTED MISUNDERSTANDING other
prominent Democrats alleged to be quiet
ly working for sustaining the Government
by the support of its able friend a. G.
Curtin, are said to be
Geo. NJ. Dallas. late Vice President.
Vim. NJ. Heister, Sec Com under Packer
FIR. Lauer and GIN Laumln, of Reading.
- Muhlenburg of the old family.
John Cessna. late Speaker of ii. r.
These may not all be correctly report
ed--but, considering the number who
are openly sustaining the Governor out-
side of his party, it would be nothing
strange to add these influential names.
Never has there been known such a
sinking of Party in the cause Of Country,
as in this time OF need
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
rBLIsHED SEMI-wEEkLy.-
Tuesday Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
l)nblif - Meetinss.

Tuesday evening, Oct. 6-meeting at
School House hear the Driesbach church,
on Turtle creek, in Buffalcc Twp.-by \.
HAYES and {. ID. Brewer
Rev. T. NJ. REESE at Independent
Hall, I.ewisburg, Tuesday evening.
wM. VAN GEZER Esq. on Tuesday,
Oct. &, at No. . Schcolhouse, Brady TIP.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Judges-Mrs Amanda Miller, Mrs Dr.
Dickson, Miss Jennie Beaver, Miss Annie
Linn, Miss Bucher
All articles for exhibition must be entered
in the Recording Secretary's book on or be-
fore o'clock, in the afternoon on the 7ih day
Of October (ir being the first day Of the fair9
Articles taken on the Fair Ground and not
entered in the above stated book, are not en-
titled to draw premium.
Articles can be entered by writing to J. A.
MERrr, Lewisburg, previous to the Far.
The Judges are requested to be punctual in
their attendance by noon Of the first day.
The Executive Committee will take every
precaution in their power, for the safety Of
stock and articles on exhibition, after their
arrival and arrangement on the grounds, but
will not be responsible for any loss or dam
age that may occur. Hay and straw will bs
furnished, gratis, for all animals entered for
Premiums. They desire exhibitors to give
personal attention TO their articles and ant
mails, and At the close Of the FAIR TO attend to
their removal, As the Society can not take
further care Of them.
ELI sLIFER. Prest.
J. A. M.aT., Sec. R. H. LAIRD, Irsasr
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OefS6rliGe Rrantaeit.

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Cur unterD;adung Der QundI dIal6sre stabliyt.
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Gltimore SoG ofpitaI.
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SyoaniId,e Gnw6Te

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DR.. Johnston,

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te pan SOlGe Yerenen mdleu teepr ie enteten III lie
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tb un9 bic eele lprb ergrr rpn 0ersrcifluns uuo
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pitnen, 6efpnrer5 tIr SClde mel NIT entn Hute unbe
fannt nb eas ieine Se0aubea8en peer DpUnte beanbs
IN etner Sffce le9er.
l.n 6y:mge.
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eler bic ostlune opn septfen 8ranfben an$etg Seine
g(ttl 1ub Debanblund nb elen Nnheren edn3lt6 ntes
fannt Gr II 6eraneebiltet enem 9eten pee8 In
b er6sen piptdfen GnrUpa unb tem erfen btesS 9an-
Se3 sub s6te nSmlt6: @n9lane Trantret9 nno tn REM
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tere prdrtS ais olle Gnberea gerste Der gDelt.
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fG ldlt6fe als Nr;t
90 Office: SO. 6 Sdb.Srebsrtttrass Itmter
Naab BON SoltmOreRr., asben ber nGrbstterAaae'"
6auttranttettsn trerSen iNnsl 8ebetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-07
Der eiu3tge 9labt In Der Belt, tp0 ftbtre,
mne1e un0 gritncItae Rurett t,,a 10
aeheimen Rrdnfheitsn

senabt ertea, at3 ta is: 3tugunosnndttsett S&tode
IN BEN 0lden unb ben tgeeern Gntnbun8en Oer Neren
sentw6be, glattefet gfeberee bla9enbst @erfdnbe8-
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Sdpinbel, &CpfIdmerj, @ntsuubun9 6alIe8, ber NGf
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1ebel, be bon eepen gfteten @ewnbabe ten Ser tu9e
pelGe tfrsn Spfcrn eefdbrer tne ais Der Strenen G
fang BEN @efGbren hes sies terribreu nnb mcnu ntt
setis seheilt wertfn t6e eldn3enbe Srtun9eu eern-
ten ed)wdde BET gpnfiuon eerrorbrirgn bic @be IN.
nSalt maden unb sulsbt ben S6rper unb Stn terSrea
Suuge Wldurer,
bepnbers pelde he Cper snea aebstmsn 2ars seBrNen
fnb paS dtrli4 pele 3luIenpe In Elm su tribes @ra6
reet rele bu d re erba6enen Gdlente un6 enttGelten
@erfdnSesfrate nit te 9punsr Der 8srettafet ben Sc
nat beseet uo Ser Qeier beaubernbe G6ne eCdt baben
pErben, m6een itd init ecGem 8ertrauen naDea.
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Die idrsdbt6en 8rtunsen tes 9aiterS nb febr 81; r&-
en 8erlu beS @ebd6tnes. 8erptrruns her Sheen, @es
brudtEeit ter Geie8fofte bBie Nbnun9e Mbnegun9
Der SefeGi6aft, udt adj @tnfantete N3i6ranen 9eqen
i9 elbf. 8urGamfet IL T. 10. ltnp etnt9e Der ibltmmen
Tpl9e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-07

opn bsen Qeuen pSer In Der Sue lernen nb beren 8p
gen ie andbtltd pire,t elbt i'm Saie, hurb QplutiU
men, bic, nn9etbetft, bic @be unb8ltd MAIDEN uni
R6rper uue Gei serf6ren On ten ioCrt ie nbtign dit
te tpun SOfe 9erienen milieu teopr e etnttee III IL