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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Merchants aud business men of New
York are discharsiug their riotous mploy-
ees 10 considerable numbe.s, and employ.
ing peaceabls and reputable men, withou,
regard to color as much as character.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

One Of the Roman Catholic priests o,
Newark, \. j., told bis flock some days
since tha, if he should at any time hear of
the preparation, by al IrishuaD, Of any
outrage whatever upon any co.Ored citizen,
be should i'm mmedia,ely seek aud prosec, in
b.. own house the person 90 assslIed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

The Democrats Of Iowa me. to ooni-
nste Governor, and, net daring either to
take upa War DenOcra. or Copperhead,
they tried the Polk game, and nominated
q rev, "uneommiited' man, named Fab.
er. But be "dou't bise'-he declines,
aud they are without a candidate, which
is just as we'll, as the Soldiers vote in Iowa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

~Augustu. H. Lung, . ten years
graduate Of the University q. Lewisburg,
preached here, Sunday last, after two
yesrs service as Chaplain to n. Y.
Regiment on the Potomac. l, was bra
1ng and healthy to see and te,. such a
erediiable specimen Of those students, be.
ginning TO exercise . decided influence
upon the country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

I~ Gov Seymour and other Coppsrhead
officials have warmly seconded Pres.
Lincoln's day for Thanksgiving for recent
National successes. Victory is wonder.
full eye-opener, and the "Presideut's Sun.
day" was very we'll kept.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

@-only one prize could be properly
awarded a, our las, Com meuce men,-ihat
Was Appls'Ou's New CyclOpe3ia, to Rob't
A.Towusend, of the Junior Class. Miss
Amanda Tsyl lor was presented with a gold
watch b. ber former pupils.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

At Paiuesviile, aud other points ir
Ohio, not one Democrat is known who will
vote for Fal!andighan, who is endorsed
BY the Woodward party in Pennsylvanis.
The party have "put their foo. in it," BY
nominating the pet Of the Rebels to gov
ern the first born Of the Ordinsuce of 'Sg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Gen. Schenck has promptly assessed
upon the disIOya! meu Of Hartford county,
Nd, the full value of certain property of
Unionisrs destroyed = few days ago b.
IncendiarIes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

@-Abr.ham Delby, and 5. Harley
cllfer, volunteers, recently sick in Cum,
eer.And Valley, returned to Lswisbays
s-.s week, .ss ..rRsf ..iii sgfsri9s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

democrat Of the Jackson school, who
recently died in this vicinity, lef, hun
dred and seventy thousand dollars in
United States I 8 10 6's, SIS and certifi
Gates Of debiedness.-Boston Trdnscrip.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

~The Council Of Lewi.burs h.. or.
dered the laying Of pavemen,s on South
Fourth street, so as 20 complete good
walk for the children and others to the
ne" School building, il time for the Fail
term See New Adv;s., and see ths. the
work is done.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Os THE MovE ALREADY, drafted men
Of 1868 are joining the old regiment. in
the PotOmse Army. I. is greatly to the
advantage of men unsccu..omed TO camp
usage, to be stationed with men who are.
Such men are at once taught how to pre-
serve health, comfort, and life; they
are made soldiers, at once, BY personal
contact With soldiers; they do not run as
much risk of raw, inexperienced, un,rus,-
worthy, uupairio,ic officers; aud DO time
10 lost in organization. Meade's Army
will soon be sxelled to such Plumbers as
10 be able 10 anish wha, is left Of Lees.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

In Chicago, the Ge.msns held , meet
ing, recently, condemned the mob 10 New
York, and resolved not to oppose the
draft, and called upon all the Germans to
rally in support of the Government and in
suppression Of the Rebellion.
Such i. the reaction which is takiDg 2
placs throughout the whole country since
The traitors iuaugurated the New York
mob TO help JEFF Dacis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Nallsndigham is wealthy, bat has per
mitted his aged mother, fer four years
past, TO receive sl00 per year from the
Presbyterian fuud for the "Desdy" uid.
ows of deceased ministers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Now, if ever, is the golden hour of the
Republic. If We would reach peace, it
must be By mighty, violent, and over
whelming blow. The rebellion is reeling.
See the cries Of despair ,ha, come from
every Southern Journal. Crush treason at
home, unite the North in one Mighty ar.
my, and then advance along the lines
Victory Is az sure as sunlish. after the
dawn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

@.The Union Eicso,ies Of July, s,e
having great effect upon public opinion
in Europe. The Rebel loan .unblsd
down 20 per cent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

OLD HARTLEY's BoYs, HOME Yes
tefday morning, We met on the street,
Capt. wu- T. Wilson, and others from
the Lewis, Har'lesou, and Hartley Com
psuy, lately in the three months service.
We suppose Capt. ROu.h's also will soon
Be discharged.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Rev DR.. Howard Malcom, is President
fthe 4" American Peace Society" aud, 10
spite Of his principles, tao Of bis sous ere
drafted.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
19ffQ.

On the ed ul, child of Peter and Mary GROVE, u
Wet Buy.loe- sg-d ucaths and day
On III. d uIt d.rshtsr Of Er-suGe and Harris: A.
HaTHEEMAS, @! LsEis, ssei va, rs, =. d.
On the 27tA ul: NsglJH. dsush. q Joshua sod L-sh
HEkb>T, q Ea-; BUf.ioe. aged : yrs, II n. IL Is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Election, Tuesday, Oct IS, 1868.
S1.S,s,e Convention me. q, Piitsbur

IWStste Contention met at Piitsburg
on Wednesday. To promote harmony,
Covode declined 10 favor Of q new man,
but Curtin's friends refused 20 reciproca:e
and re.nominsted bi:a by vote Of two to
one. This is not 10 accordance With our
judgment, bu. it is the rightful choice Of
. majority Of the delegates, aud in every
point We prefer Curtin to Woooward.
The unanimous selection Of Judge AZ.
bss for the suprene Court, is gratifying
lie is an able, popular lawyer, snd We
trust his Speech on the adaptation of the
toSers of our Government to the pressu.
crisis, ~ill be very widely circulated.
In orr ue1', we will copy, (side By
eide, the Platforms Of the two parties.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

<A gentleman raised and educated
10 Southern pern's aud Northern Mary
land, will speak on eer.,iu point Of the
War, q. Independent Hall, to morrow
Ss,urd.y-evsuine. Turn out. Mr.. .Ariba
h . guest of Rev. Mr. Leiubach.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
lewisbur9 #arket.
AARHiEn,

Rrr,Iipr. 18th ul, Ijsrt L. o PITER. III 2.
= and Ni.s HAEEIEr LIVINGSTON, B~i!-foDt.-
BAT Lud- u. -. 1st. M KEESkE and N.s
YsErHA REtDkE- Iagtatvilie-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
rIBInaED sEsi.WKkaiI.-
Tusdar Morning & Friday Afternoon
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNIGN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ANDREW @. CURTIN, Of Eel!cfChte.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL AGNEW, of Beaver county.
DISTRICT AND CUr-"TT TTCKHT.
isseabiy-siMrYt u. OIWIG, Of ta,en county.
kex. 4 tre;-ELi,HA n: WEikEL, Of Nelly I".s..
Ueu . ai.sisn~r->lstkL sttsHtlL. Ntw toluEi bis.
fres.uPer-WIILIls jaNE>. Le~i.burs.
Aslitsr-HILLlsA Z. siEBolD. Hartlcton.
Election: TUESDAY,, Oct. IS, 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Two of Gen. Msade's sons are drafted IN
Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
FOR SALE

4 Joint Resolution proposing certain
Amendments 10 the Constitution.
DE IL resolved by the Senate sat House &c
ID Representatives, of the Common xeaii.
Of Pennsylvania n General Assembly asr;
That the iolowIus amendments Re pronossi
60 ;hs Constitution Of the Connonaea jh, IN
accordance with The provisions Of ,r= is1ih
srtIcis thereof.
There shall be an adiilicaai section 10 ms
The third article Of The Constitution. I. bs aes-
lsnaied as section four, as followsl
"sEcTIOS 4. Whenever any Of TIE cuallasj
( electors OF his Commensurate shall be in
sny actusl military service, under reraisi
ton from the President OF the United States;
or ~ the authority oi :hIs Comuolssa,i1,
sueh electors may exercise the right @. sui:
ifase "a al! elections ty the citizens, rnis;
such regulations as are or shall be prescribed
by Law, az fully and esec.us.,g as If they gs.s
present al heir usual places Of election.
There shall be two additional sections "a
he eleventh article Of the Constitutes. 10 as
designated as sections elshi anc nIrs, ss
follows;
stcrroy 5. No bill shall be passed br ;hs
Legislature Containing more Than one sutleSt,
which shall be clearly expressed IN the ulie.
except Appropriation bills.
SkFfloN -Nt Ui4l saGtt LS TaSott4 llE
Legislature granting any powers OF privileges
IN any case where The authority 20 grant such
powers or privileges has been or may here
after be conferred upon the Courts ef hts
Commonwealth. JOHN CESSNA,
Speaker oi ihe House OF Representatives
JOHN T. PENNEY,
Speaker Of the Ssnais
Ofsce Of the Secretary Of the Common
wealth. Harrisburg, Jug !, 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS:
~ | DO hereby cerilfy that the foregoing
; L. rand annexed is a fun, true and correct
~ copy Of the original loint ReSoiuiir. 4
the General Assembly. enutled - Joint Res
oluIoa proposing certain amendments rn the
Constitution, - the same reTeins en- hl- ~
this Office.
IA Testimony Whereof have hercunto set
ny hand, and caused the seal ol the >ccrsta
,sry's cai-e to be affixed, the iay and veaf
above writer. ELi SiifER,
Sscreiary Of The Commonwealth
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
rn-A correspondent. states, At . Demo

A-A correspondent states, At . Demo
cratic meeting held in sOhoolhouse No. 3
10 Brady tOxnstip, one Of the speakets
abused the President, calling him . lisr,
&c, and said he (,he speaker could no:
condemn the New York riot. There we're
;ao other speakers, little if any better,
and the whole tone Of proceedings was
such as to satisfy uuprejudiced hearers
that the, were of the Nsllsudighsm,
Copperhead tribe, rather than OF tie old
Ie7ersonisn and Jackson school CT Dem.
oc.acs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
:Tor salt,

A DOUBLE House, txIih Log sHi'stls
N for Two families. /. = situated o..
NOrlh Fourth street. There are good s;<-
tie and olhe! outbGlldiHss. ana a never tan
irg well Of water on the ptcri!zss. sor par.
tIcuiars AM terms enquire o.
ADAM REATER
LeEi.bsrs April 81; 1863. II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
$1,000 wanted 4!

4 NY person having from One TO Five
y Thousand Dollars. can have the sane
safely invested in Judgments upon valuable
real estate in this county, upon application TO
J. r. q jOHE u. LINN.
Lewisburg. Iuly ls, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By order of the Secretary of WAr:
+. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AJiu;ant General.


This is only common sense and fair
play the world over Mr.. Stephens, aud
his brother Rebels in arms, seem still to
think the Nation i. q mere slsve-planta.
tion /; that they can shake their whips over
our heads as they like, aud We must oil
,remble and obey. Isily becomes Rebels,
suffering as they are, to assume . dicta.
torial air to our Government but the
more desperate they are, the more iupu-
dent they become. Our Government does
not desire to have either black men or
white men fight; and if the Rebel. don't
like it, they have only to ground their
weapons and make the bes. terms they can,
The idea Of leaving them three or four
millions of pairs Of hands to be used
sgsius. Us, is preposterously absurd. We
shall use them, if We can, for the cause Of
the Union. Pres. Lincoln has felt the
public pulse, and hi, firm, impregnable
position i: as timely as i, is just. The
humbles. loyal citizen must receive the
same protection as the greatest, aud the
more intelligent the Rebel the greater the
punishment be deserves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

uDa SALE,
Two desirable BUILDING LOTS .iisa-a
on Brown street, iHiysr rad Lewis
burg. Inquire OF II. GEeHAsT, 81 81, neai
Market JoUe II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Lost, Sunday evening, between the Fressy-
,.rian and Bartie, Churcr-s. PLAIN G0lc
Sracs.s:-.o .s LEI, &, ;a,s OtaSe.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Obstua ary.

PROFESSOR MUNICH, THE HISTORIAN or NORWAY.
[Copenhagen correspondence, OF the London Post
Scandinavia has just lost one Of s best and most learn
ed men, by the sudden death, At Rome M the compare.
lively early age atty three Of the hstorian Professor
r A. Muncb o Norway, whoss researches In the history
Of hg country, Of Iceland, and Of The North gene
rally, are extremely valuable.
Hugh Mller's mother died At cromarty, Scotland on
Saturday June O. She In the eighty third year OF
her age ence the death Of her amenlet she enjoy
ed q pension ESQ per annum from the government,
and equal allowance from the widow Of the eminent
geoosit She died within few yards Of the spot where
Hugh Miller VAS born.
AyAsiau GOODWIN, Of Lyman Me-, who completed his
one birthday the 18th of February last died
At ncvcr, y. H. the 22d inst. which place be had
reached when illness overlook him. The deceased 10
tho war OF the Revolution and doing guard duty
wess Point when the unfortunate Andre conveyed
acrfs the river and tcof charge OF the boat till the
gallant British officer.
Mr j. n. Fuipe salesman 10 John Church, Jr.'s, mu.
sic os,ablishment, found dead In he room In Car.
isles ssidinr in Cincinnati tho nd inst He leaves
q wHe ind st.la W TINS city
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
ConfAscation OF the Property OF Rebels
tn Michigan.

decree OF confscation pronounced yesterday in
the United states District Court against the real
Sackneld Macln ard Arabea his wife, According ~ the
evidence appeared that Maclin had been acting pay
in the United States Army in this city pr
the OF the rebellion, and after inter-
view with Jefferson Davis AT Washington transferred
his request TO Antonio Texas that he there
handed over to tbs rebels thirty thousand dollars in gold,
the property Of the United States aud operated with
rebels yet Afterwards permitted TO resign his com.
mission IN the Untef States Army; that he then
soncd and insuted his late companions who remained
loyal that one OF his sons participated 10 the attack
approved the Of her husband and son Maclins
handsome residence In Congress street. west will there
fore be sold shortly 'HH
taken By the United States District Attorney against the
property OF John B. Palmer or Mrs. Mary r. bandridge
formerly Mrs W. 9. Bliss daughter of General Tay
or) rcvoort property. the valuable Rowland estate
and other property in the interior Of this state.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Platform or the Republican Party ei

ADOPTED IN STATE CONVENTION, JUNE IL, 1858.
We convention OF rcpresen atves o the loyal people
of the state Iowa. assembled under the call the
publican organization OF the state expression of
the views which shall govern our political action. do
declare
That when fathers framed our constitution, and
founded therein republican OF government, they
nteuded to- and did grant that government full power
TO sustain Its national existence
That whenever the lie OF the republic s endangered
either by Invasion rebellion the constitution ustnes
the Of all necessary known TO civilized welfare
In resisting invasion or suppressing rebellion.
That fully and heartily endorse the policy Of ths ad
minstration, and will ~ the utmost continue 10
tain the government In suppressng he rebellion, and
eject that oh ect pledge fortunes aud lives
That the gratitude of free people due soldiers In
the hed both native and foreign born for that heroe
vaor by which they have honored and sustained the ag
OF country, and guarantee them continued
couragement aud support.
That have witnessed with pride and admiration the
bravery and heroism Of iowa soldiers, and recognizes
IN their brilliant career history for the State OF Iowa
second 10 that Of no other State In the Union
That approve of the action Of the General Assembly
OF the state In enacting law giving 10 brave soldiers
In the fed an opportunity 10 vote 81 elcc and
We earnestly hope that no technically may deprive them
Of their rights.
That this Convention hereby tenders 10 Hon Samuel j.
Kirkwood the cordial thanks OF loyal people Of Iowa
for the able fearless and patriotic discharge o his duties
during the Two terms be has held the once OF Governor
the State Of Iowa.
Finally we declare for the preservation Of the constu
tion and that all questions Of party, OF lie and OF pro-
psrty must be subordinate thereto.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

0OOErcoOOmQ0mCOs
PANAMA., June II, 1900.
Since my the only arrival here has the usya
quill on the 10th from the south. She brought news
wha,ever. One hundred and eighteen out OF the Ave
hundred soldiers expected from the frontier arrived n
her. There has been excitement 10 regard 10 ~
supposed intention OF Mosquera 70 nominate governcs
70 State OF Panama. supporting him BY from Avo hun
dred 10 one thousand men,
The constitution has been promulgated, and IL
last three days have been supposed 10 be devoted grs
demonstrations Of joy tnereat. have not seea
any great enthusiasm m yet, and no one coula
imagine, from the appearance OF things, that .
celebration WIS taking place The instrument tsee
tans many excellent articles, and s decidedly liberal
Freedom Of the and G discussion expressly pre-
vdcd and the penalty OF death has been erased IRON
the statute book Religion also perfectly Free l009
1t refrans from interfering with government matters
and does not disturb the public pence
The st. Marys sloop OF and the steamer Lancaster
in port the latter to sa tomorrow the day after
for the North There uneasiness expressed In re
gard the last pr being the PacinS.
There doubt they could commit great havoc here
tors of scient speed 70 interfere with their
It would be advisable to keep fast and powerful seames
in tho neghSorhood Of Acapulco as that would probably
be the point selected for dash az the San FraDcsoo
steamers
noting tho growth OF cotton the Ishmus has made
him many friends The correspondence upon this subject,
published the Sdr and Herald, will have excellent
effect in the country and will give an impetus TO It's cal
tivatOn he etoore wanting The thanks Of the cOmmu
nifty are also to United States government for
their prompt offer Of the best seed for and
also to the Panama Railroad Company for their liberal
offer of transporting the same from Washington to ths
Isthmus free OF charge Colonel McXees well known In
tegrty and cnergy will insure the distribution beng
made to the proper parties.
PANAMA, June II, 1893.
An attempt has been made in Quito to upset the
Urbina administration in Ecuador Several Of the ring
leaders were osted blnshed and tie evolution
thus quieted. Z.
There is nothing Of Importance from the coast.
On the Isthmus everything remains quiet the only
citement being the arrival Of hundred soldiers from
Buenaventura in charge OF about twentynv officers.
There FIVE hundred In all but the balance deserteA
prior to embarkation. s probable the President has
sent them here previous TO making visit hiu1elf.
Should he come here this will be the capital during hi
visit with him wherever he through
out the republic.
The Champion arrived on the morning Of We l4th nst.
nearly eleven days from New York. She bad NJ
weather, but very deeply laden
Aspinwall city being rapidly rebuilt In very nsaA
Though by means substantial fashion.
The weather very variable and frequent heavy ra.s
prevail.
The Isthmus is exceedingly healthy.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
POLITICAL PARTY PLATFORMS.
S~>~>~~~>~->~0>>>~~>>~~~<
Platform OF the Union Party Of Mary.
land.

The following resolutions were unanimously adopted g
the Union state Convention Of Maryland which hsl1
in Baltimore on the 23d inst There another posse
organization In the state known the Loyal League, whA
end all the acts Of he ADMINISTRATION and strongly
favors anti slavery doctrines.-- .irtt
The State OF Maryland faithful the principles
Of national unity and Independence which scuated our
forefathers firm In s reliance the government tbey
founded and undsturbed In Its trust by the years q
which have deuged fields with blood sends here
her delegates from every quarter OF her territory
constitutional OF the United States
than three quarters OF century compelled the
spcct Of mankind and secured the liberty happiness and
prosperity OF all its people.
l. Resolved, That consider our proud privilege 70
repubsh faith and 10 forth determination In
the face OF those enemies OF common country who
in hostile array the soil OF Maryland eager
TO drag her into the vortex OF national ruin.
2 Resolved That 1t Is the paramount duty OF every
citizen TO proclaim his unwaverng support OF the ancient
union Of these States the only safeguard against do
mcsc anarchy and foreign interference that IN the Union
constitution may be found the quick and peaceful
remedy for every political III that besa just and
law abiding people and that shou:e and forever,
dscountenance every Effort from whatever quarter 70
the bonds that have long held together IN har
mopy as nation.
g. Resolved 1hat II s our unquestonabe duty TO stand
by the constitutional authorities OF country n tha
forced us 70 rebuke with cordial aacrity every EFFORT
70 crec dssenson by the formation Of parties or fac
tors sed 70 the government injurious 70 the con
Jn and with patriotic zeal 70 clst aside all predf
State policy that by unity Of purpose and unity of
action the Union itself shall be redeemed and perpet
uated
& Resolved That as the sword Is alone rendered 10 no
by the enemies OF the Union, have alternative but
the acceptance OF that sad arbtramen that rebellion 10
not to be conquered by politics. aud that this Conventoo
ignores all issues, local national, but those OF
until treason shall succamb before the majority OF an