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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Latest News
Fort Sumter In Ruins.

Monday last, this birth place of the
Rebellion had been 90 knocked to pieces
by the Union guns from sea aud shore,
that no flag vas up, no guns replied, aud
i. was only . mass of rubbish, protected,
however, BY other forts.
Thursday, Gen. Gilmore demanded the
surrender Of Charleston or be would CON-
mencc bombardins it. No attention was
paid to the notice. Friday, he threw q
Is inch shell into the city, loaded with
Greek fire. Bcauregard aud the consuls
demonstrated that this was ''uncivilized'
warfare, and asked moro time to remove
op-com batauts (for which they had had
ample no,ice.) Gilmore declined any
more time, and required 40 unconditional
surrender. Besuregsrd asked for truce
Of 40 hours. Early Monday morning,
Gilmore RECOMMENDED shelling the city,
aud also the firing upon the forts which
obstrues the passage Of the monitors up
the bay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
GRAND JURORS, Sept. I. 1863.

Brady-Jos Moore. Benz Gritty
East BuGaIoe-Jacob Slifer, Abm Frederick
West BuFi!oe-David Watson
HrtLy-Phil Ruh!. in n Kiesier, Smith.
L,,rjs-John Oberly, David Kalherman
Leci,5ury NW.-S d Munson, John Locke
do SW.-Reu Snyder, Jos Baker
Limes,oae--N m loose. Abram Walter
lMDiinJurg Berry W r Haye,,J Herr.
Nclr BerEn-Dd Horlacher, Hv Erdly
Uaioa-Robert Bennett. Matthias Stocksr
White Dser-Lambert Ranck
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Brady-Hugh Hunter
BuFake-Y + Linn. N d Long. Jas Duck,
David Herbst. BENZ Hauch
East BufaL,e-Sam Durkie, Michael Brown,
Moan Baker, Alfred KneAss, Thus Walter.
Gideon Biehl. Elias Frederick
West Bu6abe-Enoch Kaufman. b Young,
Johh Frederick, Christian Shaaer
Harfi,y-Joseph Role
HarfLton- Michael Wolfe, John katherman
KeHy-Thos Gently, Jas Lawson. Isaac King,
Jas Pross. And SPOTS. Thos c Rhoads
Leuis-Jas Moore. Edwd Orwig, Alb Nensh,
Joseph sanders
Lecis5u.g-Peter Nevius, Dan Schract
Linsesfone-Fred Stees. Vim ka,hermaa, Dan
Adams, Saml Bogenreif
Mi6iin5uyg-John RIshel, Wm Ranck
Neio Beriin-Chn Winter, Hy Solomon, Abm
Schoch, Abm Black
Union-I Eyer, ST, Saml 0uise, Geo Bohch,
Johs Youngmsn
Waite Deey-ssml 0oodlander. Saml Marshal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

ru,on County Court Pr0eiapas,on

4 uuhOA &VAAu1sy (Ofl@t3seApsOxn
XVTHEREAS. the Hon. saML s.WOODS.
w President Judge for the 20th judicial
District of PennsylYan,a, composed Of the
counties Of Upion. MIfiiin and 5nyder, and
JSo WSlsoxros and ioHs Walls Esqs., Assoc
ciate Judges 10 Union county, have 'ssc-d their
precept, bearing date the 22na day of MAY,
1853. and to me directed. for the holding OF an
Orphans Court, Couri of Common Pleas, pyet
and Terminer. aud General Quarter Sessions.
al LEWisBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the Third Monday Of SEPT. (beins he
2i>t day) 1863 and 10 continue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Cor.
ourr, Justices o.the Peace and Cons.aelss IA
snd for the couniy Of Union, 10 apPea. - !Eeir
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
,,iionS e1amin q aIJons and other rememhrances
TO do those things which of their offices and IN
their behalf appsrisin to be dnne and all W.T.
nr>ses ard other persons prosecuting IN behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person OF
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at thei.
peril. Ju-ors are requested To be punctuai in
their attendance al the appointed time agreea-
bic TO notice.
tfiyen under my hand and seal at the sher
ia Office IN Lewisburg the 18th day Of
Sepr'r. A d 1898. and the s7ih year of the
Independence Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth!
l. I. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

16-The New York Riot trials develop
the following case. A poor colored woman
named Ann Derrickson, was SO horribly
beaten BY three Irishmen, while trying to
save the life of her son, that she has added
one more corpse to the terrible catalogue.
After beating the poor mother senseiess,
these worse than devils took her little boy
into the street, stripped his clothes off, got
. can Of kerosene and rope, and we're on
the point Of swinging him up to lamp
post, pouring the kerosene over him and
setting him on fire. Fortunately, some
persons who saw tho Internal work fred
two or three pistol shots, when the
"friends" took to their heels. The boy
was saved, aud lives (though terribly bea-
ten With an AZ and clubs) to identify the
murderers of his mother-the fiends who
tried to roast him alive. It is one of the
most heart-sickening chapters in all this
history Of horrors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all concerned,
" that the following named persons havs
setlIed their accounts in the Registers Offics
at Lewisburs, Union county, and that ths
said accounts will be presented for confirm
alton and allowance at the Orphans Court
TO be held at LEwISBURG, for the county ot
Ijpion. on the third MONDAY OF Sep.embes
next, beng the 1lst day of said month, VIZ:
The first and final account Of Andrew
Cook and shem Spiselmoyer. Executors Of
Meiaei Cofhermen, late Of Lewis Twp, deed
/: The final acct Of Charles CawIey. Esq.
Administrator of Elisabeth Young, late CT
Union Twp, decd.
The final acct Of Geo w Baum. Admr
of John NJ Bayns. late Of Lewisburg. decd.
The final acct OF Jacob Deckard.6uar
dian of LYDIA HctssL, minor child OF David
Housed. late of Union county, deed.
The final acct Of Esther Ammon ana
VIM Dreisbach. Adm'rs Of 6yers An''non, late
of Lewisburg. decd.
GRIGGS MARSH. Drp'y Re-isier-
Registers Office. Lewisburs. Aug Is iso'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Notice to the Drafted.

TNDER the provisions iof the Act Of
u Congress for enrolling and calling GU,
the national forces, the following Persons
are exempt,
ist The only son liable 10 military duty
of wldo. dependent on his labor for sup
port;
.d The only son of aged or infrm paren,
or parents dependent on his labor ior sup
port
Sd The only brother of children not IL
years old (havIns nelher Father nor Mother }
dependent on his labor for support;
4lh The father of motherless children
under IL years }of ags dependent on his
labor for suppoI;
5th Where here are tao members of the
family of the Person drafted. already in the
military service Of the United States.
All persons entitled TO the above eXemp-
tions, can have their papers made out al the
office of G. ID. BREWER, Attorney at Law,
Lewisburg. Union Co, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
DIALOGUE.

,Srccsh-Stoop down here, Uncle!
JrrIe Slm-Wha, for, Secesh !!
.Sccesh-I want to cut your throat!
L. .S.-Guess not 1t don't want cut
ting.
Copperhead-Yes, stoop down, Uncle
T. S-Wha,! do yo., too, want to cut
my ,hroa.F
Corpcrhcad-O,oo- | wouldn't
do such q thing for the world :! only
wan. to hold your arms piuioned behind
your back, while Secesh cuts it. That's
very different, you see f!
T. S-No, | don't see It.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

Hon. II. NJ. Rice, late Dem. U. 3.
Senator from Minnesota, says in q recent
published letter:
"Tbe whole object of the rebellion Is to
destroy the principle Of Democracy. The
party which stands by the Government, Is
true Democracy. Every man who hits
his head above party trammels is Demo-
crat, and every man who permits old Is
sues to stand 10 the way of vigorous
prosecution of the war, can not, IN my
opinion, have any claims OH the party. II
the city was on fire, would you call on any
particular party to ex,ipguish the flames !!
or would you stop to examine its character
for fear that you might violate some OF Its
provisions by taking water from your
neighbors wells p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Who are Guilty?

In December, 1860, Judge Woodward,
now seeking to be Governor OF Peuns, at
. public meeting iu Pbilsd., said:
sit seems TO me that there must be time
when the Shareholders may fail Sach on their
satsraf rights and employ, in defence of their
sIave property. uhdfeper means y profeet'ou
they possess or can command
One month afterwards, Alexander II.
Stephens, now Vice President Of the Rebel
Government, uttered these words before .
Georgia State Convention:
"What right las fke North assaiied, What
interest of the South has been invaded
What justice has been denied and what
claim, founded in justice and right, has been
withheld Can either of you to-day name
one Governmental act of wrong, deliberately
and purposely done by the Government at
Washington, OF which the South has 4 right
to complaint Ichaiisnse tie an,oer."
The Northern Judge, counseliug rebell-
ion-,he Southern 6re-ester, counseling
submission to the law--could anything
more clearly indicate who are the true
authors of all the calamiiies that have
come upon our people.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

The Lacrenee Massacre.-Qusntrells .
meu, st homo, pretend to be farmers, aud
"Coostitutional Unionists," but they
sneak out in disguise to kill and rob.
Their midnight raid Of the 18th inst had
no military end in view, and Was there
fore wholly wanton, uucivilizcd butchery
of nearly 200 men, and the burning Of
ls2 buildings, most Of them valuable. In
few hours, so women we're made widows,
aud 245 children, orphans. Gen. James
H. Lane happily escaped, aud ss the
murderers (like wolves) withdrew BY day,
be chased them sud killed IL ere they
had completely scattered. So horrible .
bsrbariey will call dovo Vengeance most
severe, sad this rsaeval Of Boeder Ruf-
fss wsrfsrs will PssPssssts revenge end
niseries for another gessrstioo. Lane
will commence operating on the Rebels iu
Western Missouri, aud will be severely
effective in wiping out oil known rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

James Peacock, E-q, died in P''ilndel.
on Sunday, at the age OF seventy sis years
He was born 10 Psx,on, nauph,n c1uuty,
in l71S. About 1903, be learned the
printing business 10 L.wistown. In ISL
he established the Psnasyioania Rpuih-
can in Harrisburg, aud edited it for a
number of years. He was afterwards ap
pointed postmaster in Harrisburg, and
held tha, position during the admipis'ra-
tions of seven Presidents.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

NOR SALE. situate in Lewis township.
l. Union Co.. Penn'a, containing 40
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres of
good timber, the remainder clear and in .
good state OF cultivation. On il are erected a
good Bank Barn, large two storey Dwelling
House. Spring House and other out buildings,
large Orchard, and never failing water in
the barnyard. About half the farm is Lime
stone ground,
Also another tract Of land, adjoining the
above farm. containing about rs Acres all
cleared, on which are erected new Foundry
and Machine Shop 80 feet by 80 feet. three
stories high. with q Black Smith shop. &C.
attached. u contains Steam Engine Of ten
horse power, turning iaihes, drills. saws. both
circular and uprlght.) pianer. and a variety
OF tools belonging Ia a Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses, an excellent
spring Of never failing waicr, and small
Orchard of choice fruit.
This properly would make also an excel
lent Tannery. being sitnaie'i in good coun-
try for bark. and good waicr handy 10 the
building, which can be piped into the building
with but little cost. A large business in
manufacturing Clover Hullers has been car
ried on BY This establishment. Ii will be sold
TO suit purchasers, with as much Of the Ma
chinery as the buyer may want. Fer inr,her
particulars, apply TO the subscribers residing
on ant near the abaye mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. W MYERS.
AaS.4. Attorneys in fact of Christian Feif
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Is IT FAIR ?-Tbree Supreme Courl

Is IT FAIR ?-Tbree Supreme Court
Judges-Lowrio, W Woodward and Strong
decided that Penn's volunteers in the field
should not vote. This question Of soldiers
voting, is to be considered this year and
next, by the people and the Legislature.
But one of those Judges-Woodw
nomioased for Governor, and il elected
could veto . Law for that object: and
another-Lowris-is re-Dominased for
Judge, where be can again officially decide
against the soldiers. Their party, BY
omitsipg to declare in favor, has in effect
decided sgaiust the soldiers, right to vote.
Nov, is il rights it legal-is it 10
accordance With . delicate sense Of honor
for these two men to have chance to
sit io judgment on their own decisions !?
to desire again to take the power from our
brave men suffering in our behalf! to ssk
positions to nullify the popular willl Is
it safe
Votsrl whatever your views Of the
question itself, certainly those men, pre-
committed, are not proper persons to have
such great official power 10 the case again.
The fact that they are laboring for re-
election, to confirm their own recorded
opinions, shows their un6tness.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

D~All those 10 Kentucky elected to
Congress, and the Governor also, we're
assalled q "Abolitionists." So every
body that stands up for the Union as more
holy and useful than Slavery, is denoun-
ced by the Coppcrhsads. Happily, there
are becoming fever and fewer persons who
are muddled or terrified by this name. II
vas used against Harrison, Clay. Scott,
Taylor, Fremont, and Lincoln, without
soaring any but few fools.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
pN.In Miffliu county, 454 men ar

sRIn Miffliu county, 454 men are
drafted. 10 Lewistown, of the lucky ones
are his Honor, Judge Woods; B. B.
Harris, drafted also in Lewisburg;) one
Lawyer, Nike; the ProthonOtary, Will
son; two printers from the Democratic
shop, and "nary" from the Republican,
We believe; and John Baptist ana FIVE
other colored gentlemen. Quite . num-
Der of nou-sombatants were drawn in the
townships.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

TWICE DEFEArED.-George w. Wood.
ward once received the nominatiop Of bis
party for the U. 8. Senate, but was defes.
ted (his party failing to uni.e) on account
of bis Free Trade views. Polk and b.
chanan then bad him nominated for U.
s. Judge, but the Democratic Senate re.
fused to confirm his appointment Thus,
twice, Woodward's aristocratio views have
caused his rejection by bis own party,
when it had the majority. His ambition
is unceasing, but he is wise enough not to
give up the Office be has for chance for
annther
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
JErNS BrCE TO JEFF. DAWN

wanted TO give you, dear Davisl
For Slavery, noble, biz slice:
Just claim up to thirty six thirty,
And You'll have California 20 nice!
There you could dig solI with your nisgers.
And. Though We own Cotton for king,
IT'S plan. frrlr the farts sni the figures,
That gold is II mighty big thing.
Ny letter is all neatly written,
I'm anxious to publish it. too:
But to 20 ntcH ahead of INV bidding,
bear Davis, 1t never will 10.
You know have always been ready
To give the South 'uore than they ask:
Tc make the DrIrocracy "stand it
For NE, is No difficult TASK.
] tell them "the party" requires II,
you know tbs by party they s~esr,)
Aud the largest Of Siarery's burdens
So me.kiy, go gladly they'll lear.
So Cameron, the I.srali has blsbbed II,
That Vas Fr-c-Soil in my youth:
What of III You know ! MAS green, thsni
Now, Davis, that's just the whole truth.
Wby, bless veI 'twss shortly before this,
crswlsi In n hogsh-ad. you See,
To lies out y sugar stored crsSice,
And twice | was stuns by bee.
Some scoundrel, like Cameron. who hates me,
Jost gave the old ho.shrad kick,
And down the steep hill, in jihy,
Itumblsi in thrice doubi--Yuick.
Just say what you want. my dear DsyHsi
You KNOW am always on hand.
] am willing TO make your slave empire
So strong, SO extensive, so grandi
You know I'll BE- present at 0stend,
Ycu know Id beg, borrow, or steal
To give you the island Of Cuba,
With Freedom crushed under your heel.
I tell you, Dan. webster's q humbugl
His nonintervention il bash:
Nh-rs Yankees are Siuatting in thousands
Your chance isn't worth green squash.
The Compromise lins-thst's the doctrinei
Eve said IL, and Can not back out.
That that il the beet thing for Slavery,
There cant bc shadow Of doubt.
sm Slav~ry's attorney, so faithfuI;
work. as when young, for 4 fee;
II the south knows her trucst Of servants,
Then surely she'ii nominate mol
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

For some months past, illegal combina.
tions of miners il Schuy ylkIll county have
deied the law. A detachment of military
has been ordered there, whose commander,
Gen. Wbipple, while riding out, vas fired
at three times by some Concealed assassin.
1t seems evident that these lawless per-
sons are determined to call down the
vengeance Of iusulted power upon their
heads,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

Hope for East Tennespe.-Gsn. Rose.
Grams has commenced the siege of Cbatssn.
oogs, which commands the southern en-
trance into East Tennessee, ,aud Gen. Buru.
side is sesding on 10000 me-. (,hs 5lss,
it is said, not ineladsd) to take Kuoxville,
BY way Of the Cumberland Gap, 90 the
north Of the Valley. The success Of ono
or both Of them is spxiossIy hoped for, %
the deliveranes Of . gallant aud long op-
pressed people.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

SS Unhappy Meeioo' rent BY internal
feuds, is now really French province, a
plaything Of Napoleon. BY aiding one
faction against the Government, . French
General (Forey) seized the Cspi,al-,hen
hs appointed "Council," who voted the
Republic abolished, and offered the crown
of Mexico to an Austrian, tool of Napo-
icon The people were not consulted. 1t
is believed the new dynasty will sot with
the Rebels, and thus Napoleon will help
them secretly, though be dare not openly.
Az the Rebel leaders intend . Monarchy
at last, there must soon be-unless We in
the Free States can better unitc-TWO
KINGDOMS OR EMPIRES along our
6oulhesp border,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

I&-Penn's soldiers who can not vote,
do Cor shOuld) take special pains to ask
their friends to vote sgainst Woodward
and Lowrie, who disfrspchised them.
Attend to this, boys! and vote BY proxy,
''early and often" Get oil your relations
and companions Of other days each to drop
. vote for youi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
w-Some Of the Yankee boys, fighting

for Uncle Sam, went down to Mississippi
the other day, and there discovered a few
bushels Of letters aud other documents
belonging to tha. arch rcpudiator-now
the head rebel-Jef. Davis. Several of
these letters are published, and eho~ that
rebellion was long planned, and had some
friends in the North. One was written by
a certain james buchanan, of Penn IA, and
q "free translation" of it Is furnished for
the CHRONICLE, as follows.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Issue List for Sept. 81.

l Danl Rengler VS. & W Anderson
, & H Shriner vs. Vim Rule
Kellers for Rule vs. T. H Shriner wiih not
in Menseh's E1s vs. Youngm & Waller
S Arv Clark's Ad vs. Church 4 M'Michaei
do do
Geddes. Marsh 4 Co W James p Ross
8 Chs Cauley W Menses 3 Penny wi No
Mi Kleckner same
40 Geddes Marsh & Co vs. VIM Moore
III II Baum for use vs. in N Baum's Aa
10 Peacock Woodside & Co end. same
Is same Samo
IL VIM DreisbaCh vs. Brown Il Dunkls
Is Timothy Row vs. Church & MMichasl
Is stirk Field & Co vs. & e. klecknss
II to 20 Other parties vs. same
81 Falleychamp VS. b Bells Admrs
- Danl Raueler VS. Jere Anderson
% M'Curdy Tale VS. WIN Brobsl
81 Kerst Henry Hunsecker
25 Twp OF Limestone vs. George Slear