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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-17
Ges. Elsnurrgasl ara ehurIs.ioa.

Ser Bsa1raesri hes entitled l.iaasf 10 tts
graz tE1c cad sspi shor Of the coUutrY b h,s
lasF8iaesns dsfsrs5 e SiarlssEsu. Uuder iis
A1BEcls liE Eithsiood 4aphanflF sueh
esnbiasti0a ef naval sad military engineering
Ia waa sever bst5rs hTOughs 70 bear aa0n any
oTsies place Tie dsiesss Il CbsrhsEt9n stands
Hithsut a parallel The bsastsd skit af t1e
best engineer in ths UHissd .ates ag-lY, fss
terrific aTmamsHIs With walsh bis i1IHfeatoHs
we're supplies, and tbs naval nse1sseTs " WEish
C9-OPerlI8d viii she land flrcss. have fJr more
thsB f0ur n1onthB expended all their P0Wsr upon
tAs Ps netEo city, asd FtiH ita hag asats ia
proud defiance, and the New York TlstsS rev
virtually admits that Charleston saHRst be
tsksnl The hot-Bed Of the rebellion! The nsst
Of tresssR The Eccsrssd cisyi Fer RssTiy
three years the 0bjssi ever whoss atsairusni
TAnkse malice has gi3a.sd. asd Whieh i has
rsined frs ard iroa BpeR d8y and Eight, ia aR
inC saas steTra, for fcur monLhsl We've is
yeos Swans Asgel Where is your Greek fret
Whars are your mentors Where 10 your Gil
uors And afssF alE to fnd out hat Charles
tan cannot be tal1su. That even Fort 8atatsr
carrot be taken That all the ensrmoas mass
Of iron hsrisd apsn Is hzs only made IL strsagrr
aHd more iuprrgzablsl We car sl1n0st near
ine Yankees gLashing theig teeth and yelling IN
imposeRk rEgs as ChaTisstoa looks ssfsasig
Va uPaR ths bsf3sd malice Of these hsads iu
tue eEaHe OF Aeu.
Coed reasons hEVa thsss T7Tssehos 70 hste tho
usus ct Bssurrgardl He has bseH their evl.
genius lrsn fEss 70 ISL The swamp Angs.
hss had 70 succonb TO The Guardian Augai Of
Charleston. and lo0ks up 10 as master a8 L1ct-
fer may he supposed 90 have looked Bp a. ths
Purer and more powerful spirit who buried kiE
hsadloDg rem the bastlsmsBis of heaven TO his
proper place. From ins time the first gun wa
frsd st Fsrt Sumter 70 the present heur Bolur--
gard has inf eisd such moTtai blows upon YEn-
Eee pride and vanity that they can never fer
give him til the crack Of doom. FCrt Sumtsr,
which, with few feeble guns. 10. snstched from
tae Ysukoas in two days, they have not been
sbls 20 regain With the most powerful aFma-
1uents in the world in four months. Al MsHs8-
szs he puuctuTsd The grandsss military Ess-bsg &
Of laa aga, snd sounded the key-nsts Of tho
grand march OF Southern victories. All honor
% ths glorious soldier In the grand galaxy Of
Ssutbern heroes ms star sid shiHs forever in an
snTpassed brightness 6Cd majesty
Let CharlssisR rejoice, hut les her never re-
lax her vigil8Hca. Ths Yankee ssrpsat is
sssieh'd, NOS kl.Ed. TIE pTies Of hsr security
is eternal wslchfuiBess PrgyidsDcs hAa signal
IY rescued her rom the malies Of ths invader,
let her prove hsrssH verify Of that iRtsTpesi-
ton by coutinsliBg 10 work oat her own sslys-
tion with rsdaubisd energy and eyes that sever
sleep,-- Richmond DisBsich.
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Ersn the savannah RspHsliean-
CAEP EIRE LYRIes.--Ko. /


AIR--Tzs SsgSier's BTfss.
The war elsus ersepa, IL sallen giosm.
Athuars cur suany issd
Inearnsfs fsRds asssi and deem
Our al 70 tsFc5 and brand.
shall freemeu qusil-
Tifsir courage fall
VITA sabre uroke and lsvsled FiAs--
Etalwart ARA ssd froPFniHF brow
Their frenzied grfed 70 quei anu sthaf
No tsitisFs Rs
Ne, Eo no, men siirt not your blow
Strike the YANKEE spoiier low.
The busis nsts ElEgs Ebrn Snd slsGEs
Peals out the rsttlinE drum
VyIth ssveF ttsp from far sEd near
Iaaisaaaf souihrOns cone.
Together stsnaj
Wih etasl IN hhHd,
The haze ospressor'a march opPsEinFi
Foot 70 foot with kinalng eye,
Front the issisns round you ei0siRgi
Strike, soldiers Try
Strike Strike strike, men tAeir hosts eutEtSi
Bld.ths YBakes ro5ber eie.
And vixen cor bsfasd foes rstire
As God ordainE IL dsnss
Oar bleed stained homes, though ssAtk0a win Are
VIII siHl be sli our eWE
Wen bless the hour,
VIXEN IA - thsir paWsF
Our lovely land wes tlsresiy Hrsstsej
While maids and mairEBs hoVsying niHh,
The sst;le's Ilsrm Was Eisruly breasted
StJss stTike strike, sol5isra, try
Strike strike ttrizC men al fear defy
Bid The Yankee r1isorssri dis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-17

Tor strong government. thai, oriFizating at
Washington, Is caught ap By every AboiideR
press, is the evidsaes sf tae eri2insl designs ef
these radicals sho iastigatsd and iAaaguFatsd
civil war, that they uight build up g dssPsssm
o. tbs ruins OF free republic TIE Only thisg
ROW ts avert the calsaaity rests il the Tssstaueo
Of tho P00ps thFough he ballot box; sad thea,
II that avenue Is closed, BY rtvclatisa.
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Ravazss sf tee gaszay - hsa Laat shss
side % 5hs ssapidaa.


Aissr Mss5s's army bad crossed Ct tie Ser
nanBa An8 Ely's fsrds they sasjaesed he M
fortansso- farmers within eieir iiass 10 tie nast
irhomaR trestnsRs. They bunad the hsuss
o. ar. Rsnbeu Gordon, son ss Sen. Nsa e
Gordoa, becauso, as thsy sad, ke ~ an eIiEi-
ual secessioniBt, and did n0t lave tkiuE Of
any valus whE ger On TIE placa. The faYnas
Of Hiss Sally GfyIaes, Mf SkiEer, Efs. Willis,
Cart Besie, Capt. SsrotheE 6tpusn- M Jahn
sss.tswood, Hsi8- J. II lacy, ss1i 0thsls, were
desolated to lhas sxtesi thaPRCs q mails Vie
tuais was LEFT on suy Of Them Thsy b-oks a.
the 10 niturs OF the hodses sad asok Of All i{.s
clotliDg aud bed linen Eom every hause. Ths
feather bsds vera emptied cat in ths vars. ana
ths vsuarsble Cot Green md hs ctsldrsz were
reduced 70 sleeping besBseR tHo n1Rfrsssss
Mr. John SposfsN6od aRd Capt Bssls 4sro
isksa 6 BY the Yatazsss, Saving their hslsless
families Wlihout pz07isi0ns OF lsrusaE. Mass
OF tas negroes within the faskus lines went eT
with them. AElor Lsey's were saTed By kis
oVsTsssTs setivIty IN noTiug thsIa a. bsiaEo
The ] inkses nsachod IN Wil3eEus-
KilPaiTick's cavalry disHng gulshed fllsIasslFss
ia Tob5ing negro houses sg-ciaan az thQir Euas-
tsrs', not veatge Of eeifinE was lslt any
WheEo. Their courage W stsssn IN kusekiEe
down ihs lame AHd agsd CsPt. Gfsen, who tsl3
.hsm hey were sEeh brave Inen r4et Z ha had
thousand sueh he could asolE Gss1sltsr. Est
our caFslrY rumsus4 rs Is zat Ka uasrisk
lad biz noa, Rnd ztar or szss h Gisee.stsr.
Asdlesax, the HprfhsTn \ ok ass spotrvl-
vaniA. Soma q he 7stsUaaEs taken ssid tssa
Mssde ravs then skaT sa8sss het,seen rs.suIiEt.
ag for three yeoz O esEe zoEns ~ Rsuidan
aud fighting Lee They stss9 ibo lstsaE. 4sass
ias saslzFd thea tAaE t.lrY VIII - 7s,at sut
of thsA before nsxl A{ay, WSes M lszi q
ssTyico sx9 9iTss - ht-sraeEf Dllck
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Two HUNDRED AHD FORTY
DgLLARs WARP.

.-r- tt j. 81
EAssvJLLE .es. scvra8er lei1 Esea
I'VE n8ovs revar6 wiz be- 3aa fs- ice ssprs ssoa
Il and aslsysry -uy p--scs -rstz O.. tbs islsuiog
BEsE HTc rs
=rru ne Fswslsu Hslp lpisl st tais pltos, thlrty
5se c-als fes ch Tie a-slrt 7tlFs ilsl Hnkassgn
a. a.. u ca sg5 -ta crE-. 'y O., Oh q -Elllas Iegi
E-rL H-seuer gG..ks- 25ll liiEzt cheek gre. 90
sas iulls iH gss+EtEF.
. JASON POWELL, private coupauy x, 29d Alabarln
raEiullL Deserted Dc.eocr 23iE
Wa 4 FgDGl, pr.vste cgupany 3, fTth 6sorgiA
regiment. Deserted Uotob-F 4elh
4MUBL FORD, private &C. psuy l. 9cth GeoEEia
reFizsuL DeHeroa DttsbtI aElh.
q. ". BuTLEEi rriyAts ecnpazy g, seth sssrs5a
raFiurni. Des-rted NsVeabsr lst.
= s E EAfsPavE pryat4 csuPahy g, feth GEoEsis
regiment DesErtsG November lst
". d. AANN, pzivats cfnpsuy n, ISth Gosrgia
reeiHssL Dus1riea EOVeubsr l&ih.
tOaa FBLLLE private ellaPagy g. l6h decF-
Z ga Gts .E1onL Desired EcVrIabCr lftH-
W. 5. LtPSOOhB,
Lieutebzut Commanding Pest,
3 nala-7tru4w 9sssF4iss "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-17

The following Letter Of Col SisBd Watiis 70
The Governor sf tbe ChoetaW GBd Csiekss&w
naton has been handed Us feZ publication. 1t
sE0Ws 3 spirit Of determined resistance % eur
aneE1iss which we commend - ear FAINT hearted
patriots. When il Is known ihak the homes ot
cur Ezithfal allies in the country ct TIE Chero-
kess have beoR lsid Wssss with Ere hBd sWoTd,
aRa hat offeEs OF Yankee gsld and Yankee pro
tsetion have bssR spurned by them over and
oyer again, We mgst acmlt thsir GOnstancy is
deserving of the highest praise. Col. Stand
Waite is well known in ths West as . brave Of
hcsF end unhinehing patriots he Is The only sur
vivor Of the signers Of tie treaty Of 1885, by
whick the CheToAsss eeded al their lands east
Of The Mississippi river, aEd removed to tbs
county they are new Sighting fer;
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CHKRoKEE NATios, 2
August p ls63 5
To ais Bxcsnensy, GhEsrzsF Of toe CheoiaW uHs
OhiekssA1 GatoHss
EIR: wish thEoazh yoa % present 70 lka
people Of your country a few thoughts, which
Iha present condition and prospects 81 t1s Ind-
ana hsve bIsught to my lalnd. ssTe snler-
taipsd the conf lsnt bas delasive k9Pe, for the
last wear, tkat ordinary energy and activity
,yeud lake the place OF BiugEishzsBs sBd delay
!, 30 military movements ia this eouRsry, sad
taat : prsrer use OF lbe 1leAus Ia oar power
v,ould enable us e repair that p0Ttioa & ear
tsrritsrv which has been OFenRR By Cur enc
r,jss. Rslsf and PIotecti9a, 80 oftsA ehesgiagly
prouissa, has net been Sfsrdsd us our foress,
iasisaa Of csing concentrated and 0asratins
vito vigoz Sgaiast ear sneHaiss, have bssn ssat.
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freeusaE Of the Nsrih, true 70 oar Hissioa Of
RspubEesnisa. Esuld bssiiase to deeiSs Il favor
OF TestsFatisB By esEpIorise Thas failing.
what ffssnsaa OF the Nsrsh, ambitious to Temais
8 fseSann, would sssitaie bstWoen the 1ekaOw-
s5eussaf Of their ihdspsndsass and tia sstab-
lishnasnt Of thst military dssPstisza Fer,
surely. the military power that h0tds the Ssdik
in susjsstioR viii iatkrall the NcTsh. BathsF
tkaA be asPendeEt gpon suck power, sHslzving
orc sectisa to ssslaVs he other, bsstsr to have
two rspukliea, TIVE naioRalisiss Of fIesmen,
trusting 70 tine esa tho aTbitsF Of dsytiaiss 10
Fsnsula them hereafter into ore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-17

WAHrFD-Ten thousand women and ehildTsR
70 travel constantly or al southern Eailroads
Ths children must have staut lungs, and Zach
vcuaan viii be expected 70 occupy cne seal for
hsrssH and oas for hsT baggage. kaTe iEee,
aud fos turthsf particulars appiy 70 Az sick and
wounded soldiers RtvehRg OD ipIi9Egh,
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

CyTOL LEN On t-s night Of ths stb instsnt froBa the
- csmp ot TIE 3k ksnluckg regiment, LeWlF bri-
zr6s hssr D=1al. has SLACK AXE shout ni
f,-aa SD ball hs-ds high eight .ysap old, in Eoed
ordsr an seFa spirited mover and sRimal q very
das cs-nage snd appe-ranoe,
q here sIe no ufife ma. X or her. bhe has q lrmp
u ~. eags % he hd On the lsit fore foot produced
81 gsa-si IN Eov.ng she occasionally throws her tai
70 5sc Hide.
s-hs Shove reward viii be paid for her delivery to
s,.75 t. Jos r. LEWIS.
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Terms OF Advertla5ng.

An sIvertissnsatS viii Be shszssa tre dollars pei
sguslu ioE sas srss Insertion az5 sas dsgR zs Hf5l
aaBts loE assh subsegssnt inu5rsgn.
Esesl aossss vii be ohszsv5 - ne re q aEsy -
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sssusrT sssisst esarEeJ e rs rsts u tven.y-Hvs
q, Psr iHs, ana Ell ofhsv Itiess o. ssnsr Fusi!'
interest ~ rsa- aav=r-lrsH1s1ss
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR sAEEg

4 ACRE Lot. With DWELLING a0U6E sHz
n guibGtd d.uEE vi sIu fUHcl z-aaies wax Of iEe
ssr shed lEd ll 0us sl tas al-t =alat a. desirable
ne 'gLhI-lcrdt iu .ae city,
q hl5l "a RE ssd Ei' the Essst. .Ery sri,tes for
aolEsE sp nE e8E-d sE3 be- uurehaEss For ls viisa-
tsrs appig 70 = a. BROWN
% F7ro-,
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VOL. XIV, no. 263

wounded ssidisr ium TIE Rsld For Two days
and EiEhis Rnlsus usEss stsPPsd % eas neg
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REWARDi


EEanAWAH frocs ny premises, Hay Egs kO 58f
ID nsraed aCE. sgea about forly. hrsa years Eve
fsst tra inches h8h Eofs or iess D. blseE, rsirus
SO -ut one huu1fcd p0unes fouuariy ugsd IN Mf-Eir
sn-i uesr Eorl 9lhson sto-pl ltio Wasa hs ak
tbsll ~ rtWaa of ols Lu.dfo5 dollars Ter a.
liv ~ 10 - l. Williams ecznl1.rson merchant Atlsn-
i. fs, eftr dolafs any intecnalca tbsi will esd
=. ~ --eoVer- sra tTe hundred doiisrs for his reesv
~ raa s1srshensloa " Tie white nan thHs say have
e. 5sisl-. 80 DR- GEO. a WHITEs
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. Eas.lss. . Fl --s0lI.lsa IaasIeal.,

From the New YORK Daily p!oual
VIZ is s. that ihsse who de,irs 70 destroy the
Dsa9cratie feature in cur Gg afa2lcat sE0ai3
ssel- thciF object ikraugh lie eonsolaIltion Of
all power is aks asaosai GoYeyAmsRd Il can
be for ne stheT aavpess thse % esss5hsh q dss-
setism through tao sgsgsiss Of Wslch tley may
srpUiuate taeir r0EaF! Ihs bisteTT 0i al tha
grsas qusssions vaish have GiVidea he Dsrao-
cratic eaIty ard Ito Fodsral, makes his clearly
manifest Tbs Federal party, in order 70 attain
tbeir ends, isBEd il EeasssaTy 70 increase the
peweYs Of The General 8svernasEt ss tha ox-
renss Of the izst rights OF the States, By eoa-
strueIieEs OF the CoRsdEation, which aefe false
and oacalated to pervsft the trns ehjscss Of ftat
iusirRmsEt Their Wh0,o tbeoTy Of oar Gev-
erpnaent has eozisrmsd net to the ConshtEtiaa,
lat 10 The secret objects Of their Pufsuii. Ths
Abalitisa rsaiesls 81 today, tie TesiGuagy lsga-
ssss OF Federalism, Eaaintsin tia, thsrs is 0ss
consolidated American psePle, whose soveI-
eignty IS represented hJs tao FedsEai Gov
/ stameat, which, as they assert, Is e9nssitata6
ihrougk some, or ell ef It's departments, the sg-
preIae sRd rightful judge ef lis swR righls ard
psNsEs.
To seezre the posiiisR, sksy deny that orr
/ Constitution is q compact, or that there now ex-
! ist separate parties TO it, They deRy thst there
| IS any separate sovereignty In the people Of sac
ysIiens States, OF thai there exists any right 81
1
! States, no MISTER how paipAsls might be the
Violations Of the GsnstitutoHg but each inaivid-
ual is RENTED Tor relief 70 the General Severn
| meat against lie own aggression, or else 10 re-
bsllisn II they can thas make the Federal
/ Govornmens, through some or ell Of its depart
msnts, tina saprsRs ja5gs Of its Own Eights and
sets, and sweep frena igs Palh the only parties
able aud csmpstsnt 10 resist il, they accomplish
tkeii main objee. IN seeaTiug Is undsputsd ap-
! preach to uRliaitsa pswer. Fer tbs rest, il
| Weuld b0 WeEdsrtai Il the even necessary am
bigatiee Of every writes iasTgment would mel
enable them 70 mzks soms shOW Of claiming
aRdeT the GeEsii,uIi01, PsWsTs which were Te
ally HsurPea, when thoFe existed 10 parties 5r
ths ether side Wh9 were competent 70 refer ia.
sisPHss rer adiRssn 70 sGy tTi5daBl stkol
thRR Tho very G6VeraEaent Weieb vas Ass9ssd
sf gsurpsiisn.
Tkss this is tho dsziga ef The Abelision rsdi
Gals Is apparent BY tbs ions Of their presses, sh
sentiments of thar 5;ators, aud the opsa expires
sieas sf shsiF politicians The tremendous Pow
ers WELDED BY the General GsveEnmsnt today
: shTeugh tks imasEss AdDsef Of ssldisTs Az
officials dSpsadsRt open Il for support, sss sucl
~ were never dfsAuHso of svsa BY he mos
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q aKENMEDY HOUSE,
NOZZLE,

OK 81 LOuIa, between Frankiia and Hsuiltoa
4 s.rrsts IS unsoE ls ast plssa1t ioCEr ne IN TIE
CIV ard iha tragelBg publ iQ dld t 80 t7eir inter-
3 q Sep ihera Tke table 2 auags furn sbed vita
a. le tas market aE5fdd Catuasn SIZE a the hsb
lT -EE.us plTsclE ssE 20 stop 20 tsis hsHas 70
o.Ler b ca. ID gefgre !, Hssls be well 60 rs1embef
g. r-i fds2
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sJA eayhi-osasE sts-est. ses-woe-s E3oss-
Eur al-f ere 8 E11res and ~ -zt E7ci -t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-17

z Lord Pslserston, tie Eazlish Prime
Minister, entered bis eighGeth ysaz On tie 2o.b
uit
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r A-IEs n ihs vsiuly o. Aiisnie q F.-s % ,.. ,os
-rl5u.s fr he baae4t q .He 'se1 = = -. -
10y - -f5-.-gs a.. E4l BleEse eau uP-n
% '-' ---o --' EAzEIs gOSsS x geu
l.alr5aisl.a q Herchasts
er sEsr.a IS si-far a liHH = O.
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RUBE8T a. CRAWFORD ADDISON FRAZER
THOs L. FRAZER.
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..lzs.a-s-1G EaC zstE. 1854
EOE Ready.


TsTsc Different EEtssEs.
an. CGhs sBT8AIE sfA-a ALNAHAB sE6
~ c-.tcsy II l. asiu Eaoulooss. By u. e, ClaIEs.
Fi-s rs,s t7oEr rsRaTn AUJsLEAC. Cslosistss
rv 4 hl0fe P-il % uanti
4. y-r.aa ~ FkDkR TF sLEANAE. SalgulEtsd
= ~ ls.af fssases. Prize IS esnis
- ,-s.sfs Pos niasfeFs Sc deslsrf supp ed on
H. iaa-aAes slnE - mai on lie receipt oi
@s Pi - z C. CBtEKE,
sobils ia
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Terms Of subscription.
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GBe g4Impsis 5paI


John B. McClsRabaR----Begs gsals :, Dill.
usdsr The Gra sza style n
hrcCLANAHAN & BILL,
70 whom 90 istisrs "a nsslrss or sthsrriss Eszid
hsn15ressaF.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
Vote for Agnew p!

nee-No time for change Of officers in
the midst of battle, for the new officer
has not the knowledge of the old. In
ordinary times, civil changes are well
enough, but neither Lincoln nor Curtin
could transfer to other and perhaps hostile
men the fruits of their knowledge, their
experience, their ripe judgment in the
management of affairs. Considering the
circumstances, they have done most re-
msrkably well, and when we see how the
country was betrayed by others it would
be folly to wrest power from their hands
and give it to novices. Let ,ceN enough
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
Vote for Curtin !

n@- There are still living few old per-
sous who believe that the Revolution Of
l776 was wrong, and that we will "have
to come back to King George yet" Sc
there are those who think it all wrong to
thwart the Rebellion, and that Slavery
and Democracy must again be called oD
to establish good government and prosper
ity. Old fogyism sees good only in the
past, none in the present. A present evil,
counter balances all future good. They
would not endure the trouble of clearing
the soil to realize the best farm ever seen.
"They would eat of the almond but they
hate the trouble of breaking its shell"
Endurable Slavery is better to them than
the Liberty that costs one effort.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
To the Polls !
TUESDAY next

Is day looked for with interest by every
friend aud every foe Of the American
Republic. The election Of the Governor
and Legislatures of two States like Ohio
and Pennsylvania, may do much towards
closing or for protracting the War which
is wased for the destruction of our Gov
ernmcnt and of Free Institutions.
OF OHIO, there is no fear that Vallan-
digham will be successful.
PENNSYLVANIA is contested with
the energy Of despair by the friends OF the
Judge who said, "let South Carolina 90
peaceably if she 90 at all, and who pet
tifogged her case. Lies most diabolieal-
systematic operations most formidable
and appeals to all the baser passions and
the ignorance of the masses-mark the
course Of the opponents of the Admins
tration. But We earnestly hope they are
all futile, and that the intelligence, the
patriotism. and the virtue of our honest
nasScs are 700 inucH IoT all OuI whey anu
most unscrupulous foes.
But Election Day itself must see the
work done. Let good men and true
stand at every poll to see that every voter
has the right story told him, and is sup
piled with the true Union Tickets. And
let there be plenty of men, outside, to see
that the aged, infrm, and lukewarm are
all persuaded to attend, and in good time.
With such efforts, We shall think there
can hardly be a failure. The People
seem aroused-some thousands of soldiers
have come to rest, and vote-and our
friends are sanguine. Last fall, we had
no organization, and labored under the
rcverses to our arms of Generals who had
no heart in the War: now we are pretty
we'll organized, and our live, hearty Cen
erals, have given us six months Of glori-
Gus victories. Every State Election has
been in our favor. With such encourage
ments, LET EVERY MAN DO HIS
DUTY, and success seems assuredly ours.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
w the estate of ABRAHAM BLYLER
deceased, late of Limestone township, Union
County, have been granted to the subscriber
by the Regisier>of said county, in due form
all persons indebted to said estate are reques.
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against the same win presen, them duly
authenticated for settlement, TO
VALENTINE WALTER, , Admins
DANIEL BlYLER, \Strators
Oct s. 1868 nd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
PUBLIC SALE.
T WILL offer af Public Sale. on the pre-

WILL offer al Public Sale. on the premi
ses, near Hartleion, Union 20. Pa, on
Nursday, Oct. 22d, 1868,
commencing at 10, A N, a Farm, situated in
Lewis township, containing S. ACRES
more or less, mostly Limestone Gravel soil,
cleared all except 3 or acres and in high
state Of cultivation. The improvements are
a two-storey BRICK HOUSE and Bank
Barn together with all the other necessary
Oulbuildings. There are two good Wells on
the premises-also good ORCHARD with
the choicest Fruits of oil kinds.
The family Of The usdersisned desire to 90
Wes, and for that reason be ~iil sell his
convenient Farm. TERMS made known a,
sale. JACOB ROYER, Senior
Oci 2, 1868 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
l6O ACRES.

all excepting ? or 3 acres, well lined, and in
q good state of cultivation. The Improve.
- ments are a large Two-Siorey BRICK
EEla HOUSE, a Bank Barn As by IS
feet. together with all Of the necessary Out
buildings for the Farm. There are two good
Wells on the premises-also a young 6A
ORCHARD with good Fruit Of all kinds.
Persons wishing further Information, may
inquire Of SAM'L LASpBAcK, on the premises.
If desired by either party. the whole Farm
will be put up. TERMS made known al sale.
ANDREW @ HAGENBUcH, Exscu-
Sept l, 1863 SAMUEL nA6ENBUCH, tors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09

The above oficial statement is Published
because of report which was eirculsfsd that
it costs the Township from Thirty 10 Forty
dollars per year to use the Election House 1t
the Roads. The place which has been 80
long used. is most central for the majority
and Widow M'CreighI is not anxious to have
prefers TO have II held as before If the people
desire IT, As it is nearer central than any
other convenient house-and as the proposed
change would cause more voters 10 travel .
great distance than now dove hope those
inconveniences Of change will be avoided
by voting against il. MANY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-09
Vote for OrWig!

OMISoUs.-The platform upon which
stood Lowrie, Woodward, Dean, Purdy 4
Co. at the State Mass Caucus at Sunbury
on last Tuesday, broke down to the ground
happily, "nobody hurt" Purdy said
it was because they had an "abolition"
plank in their platform. This confession
that the Floyd party are stealing even the
Abolition supports, may be true-at any
rate, the whole grand load of sin came
down! Pride often gets fall