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REPoRTED DEATH OF Flora TEsRLE-The
FFegusr-0e Ace, q Bllest, Maine, states that
the fslnous msTs Foe Temple died At q stable
IN that ely on Ociaoer ., and says that che
k-atte5 81 Bangor q lew days previously AMI
-. cud6en cold which brought on "a gtteok
~ h. dessmp5T, cfwlich sEe died. Al5ing -
ers-- valued SeT at Sl6O0. few days go M.
fFeDenaid wrote 70 . -a-tlsHan in New York
-eviry tka. his mare was scS2d, bat that she
sboa.d cot tTot any more this .sea-ac, and the.
enm Of $1,000 WAS not cne-ienih part Of Fi,-s's
Tsirs. We imsgiRe t5e statement was incorrect.
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TO THE TRADE.
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4 VOICE TO SOAP HlKERS AND
SNUFF TAKERS
u Hhds. CrackliBgs,
5Bbls. CFackliBgs,
10 BblS. Scotch SHH6,
SPECULATION ENOUGH

0e IAeh,
sas the sgrCade,
We oPen he trade.
n C. CAYCE & CO.,
uoI2-2t Auefioneers.
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Fer SALE.
TAKEW UP-

& GSOD COOKING STOVE, vita sntts p,..s.,-
= p nrs Apely at tte tpnaaI Css-s.e -
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LARGE BAY HORSE whsh ne owns-
"A ~ Frovl1s property, paying for ths advsrts--
as1 an Eaying oae coils- Per day fer kesrfrrk~
W. - Gee. fscf ler-
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$4,000 CurrycORbs 10 Sell;
FOu ought ts Feed and Curry Well.
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Wn yen lose ibis oAanes 6f speculation at he
ARCADEf
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O IalEnT.

A' he request ef uzuy friends JAS E WILLIAas.
Iq1 sa cz-dda-s for Mayor Ct this ely, 81 the susu,
inE st9-uru 10 eemHe T-D-s1ks
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: Il WATSON X DID,. n PORTER n
Use 2r0fe-ssr OK 5bEst-
res ard y selsss e We Late AZ w7,.b.--
sea ard E1ia-s1 b the
6EFeEsly - NaElFiHa, Trunss-..
E5a1cgssc.
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EEAEVER-

A GOOD COOK snd an ASSISTANT Coc-.
"a Good wages vii be SiTen sad pramPuy pa.
Inqrirs Gt The
GIN BILLLARD AND BATTING ROOFS.
Lecatur street.
EeNV W. Opposite Atlantis Ho-eL
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= When WeLord's forcss were recently diz
persed and esptured IN East Tennessee, Brig
Gen. Reynolds, Of VTginis, was PLACID ia con-
mand a. Athens lac Federals had collected
corn in large quantities. Tas Cen. Reyneld-
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Drs. z g. PORTRR
~ aVIss a-aSdatsd themselves Together h -
H praetlle o.
aurgarY. Obstetrics and PhEsic.

Respectfully te1a-r thar s-ofsssiena ssryisas - L.
1Hzsns OF dElaHs ga Gnd E-rr0andiag eauaav-
I9sE oAes Is saloiaing the Pest OHea.
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NOTICE TO
PLANTERS And SHIPPERS.
B00KER WAGGnNRR


DE 9 located T. h city Of Noble. n q eererzI
- Commission sd ForTsrdiug Business, Gus parIcu-
lazy esa
COFFOF FzCTOR.
8 des.rous o. Increasing thH s1seial brzreh Of lie
business, and s5i lt5 q olutIuaucs OF ne Ets-aI nast
tEyo- Tm BIG cd tris5ds, zs vel az rtksu Via r7-v
fuvor MIN with their shiPuena and Suggests to al nsr-
Ties Interested % aa.s s Ersat outlay ia ezpsnses ~
tls eEor5ralt price Ct rDne, bGi1r ans meaFr- 70
lsvs tbehr cotton H-h put Up a. srlzrEs and 8 Iss-y
bales ss pos-ib e, wi'h bcsrd ard good straps Or hogus.
20 90 70 make them m-Iehautabi5 fer shpnsut n ori-r
% Chees sales
lam $50 prepared to receive and sen SLAVES. a.
vel as al kinds o. Prcdu-a- Flour. Cor, Bzc1n, lard
wool Cotton Yarns, Eobecca- Ligusrs. etc szd WIN
required vii make EberEl CASH savsuces On I'll con
zg1lsnts % my addrss.
BOXES WAGFONER,
No. u Sorh Watsr street, a. Geo. " GrH-
Noble. A
Bstsrencss-Ju5ge Handy. G. y. WOOD, a. BOW
( Naouen Carton Ms-.i Gs-rgs ". Erru -
AeEEra hsnry g. Co, Noble ala T--l-T.
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= Q CLIoE g Co,
ae122s AEetisEaars Gad r z. Brokers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Tuesday Mornings News.

The rebels in regard to the naval
engagement is untrue, None OF our
vessels were sunk the Mercedita and
keystone State were both saved, but
sustained some injury. The rebel
rams were driven back into the har-
bor. About so Union men were
killed and wounded. many of them by
escaping steam. The blockade was
not raised THE rebel steamer
Huntress was burned off Charleston
on the 10Th ult. The steamer and
cargo were valued at Sl50,0O0.-
The pirate Alabama is prowling in
the vicinity Of New Orleans.-The
officers of the English steamer Cad
mus have informed the rebels of our
preparations to attack Charleston.
-Rebcl reports state that there
has been fighting going on near Muir
frecsboro'. Tcnn.-The Union sol
diers at Vicksburg are preparing for
the attack with great activity
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all concerns J.
y that the following named persons have
settled their accounts IN the Registers Otiice
at Lewsburg, Union county, and thai the
said accounts will be presented for confirm
alton and allowance al the Orphans Court
10 be held al LEWISBURG. for the county Of
Union, on the third Friday of FEBI next,
being the 2Oth day of said month, VIZ:
|. The account of Isaac Slenker, Esq. E1-
ecuior of Barbara S. Thomas, late of Union
township, decd
,. The account Of Daniel Noll, A1ministra-
tor of Jeremiah S4hi, late OF East Butialoe
township, deed.
3. The account Of Conrad Sheckler. Ad-
ministrator of EH Byier, of East Buiialoe
township. deed.
4. The account Of Samuel kleckner and
Emanuel klec ckner, Executors Of EGGS hLerk-
ner, late of West Buifaloe township. deceased.
8. The account of Benjamin Chambers,
Administrator of GeOrge Smith, late of Lime
stone township. deceased.
GRIGGGS MARSH. Dep'y Register.
Registers Office. LewSburg Jan. Is, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

Common wealth Of Pennsylvania. That
the following amendment be proposed to
the Constitution Of the Commonwealth,
in accordance with the provisions Of the
tenth article thereof:
"Tbere shall be an additional section 70
the third article Of the Constitution, to be
designated a. section four as fJliows:
"Sec;ion 4. Whenever any Of the
qualified electors of this Commonw' alth
shall be in any actual military SER ice,
under reqni,ition from the Presidei t OF
the United States, or by the authority OF
this Commonwealth, such electors may
exercise the right Of suffrage in all cleo
tious by the citizens, under such reguia-
tions as [are or] shoR be prescribed by
law, as fully as If they were present at
their usual place of election
Passed without opposition. Then, on
motion of the ciear-headed, attentive,
Senator from Tioga, (Mr. Wilson, the
words "arc or" we're ordered to be inser-
ted before the words "sidH BE-" The
Republicans were unanimous for this
amendment--nearly all the Democrats op,
posed to it. Mr.. Wilson wanted the
thing sure SO that our brave boys, who
enlisted under the law and expectation Of
not losing the right Of suffrage, might
vote as the laws CARE OR shall BE-" 1t
was truly argued, that, unless We could
have such an amen dmept, and tho people
should pass it,they would have to wait for
such laws as''shall BE-" enacted-and it was
generally suspected that the same party
which has heretofore kept the soldiers
from voting, would still prevent them, by
failing to enact laws necessary to carry out
the Amendment The words care or
we're then added as above.
/ Mr.. Wallace (Dem } next moved pro
viso that no officer should hold an election
unless a citizen Of the Commonwealth
For that (Which would exclude hundreds
srving iu o her Sta'es) the Democrats vo
ted, and the Republicans against. 81
that the act stands as above, and goes tt
the Democratic House for con currence.
In this as 10 many other instances
the Sham Democrats show bow they fee
towards the gallant men who are SAVING
our land from the ravases Of the Slave
holders Rebellion. Let US see if tht
House do no, stave it off, or cucumber /
with amendments to destroy its worth ant
| vitality.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

U. Ststes ss Aforesaid, BY the said corpor-
ate authorities of auy county, township,
city, or borough Of this Commonwealth,
and all loans made BY said authorities for
the purpose Of making such payments, DO
and the same are hereby legaliEed and
made valid.
"Sec. 3. That the corporate authori.
ties aforesaid are hereby authorized and
REQUIRED to execute and complete oil
agreements and contracts heretofore made
by such counties, townships, cities, or
boroughs, for the payment of bounties as
aforesaid, according to the true intent aud
meaning of such agreements aud contrscts'
and for that purpose the said authorities
are hereby authorized to borrow money
and issue bonds, in the name OF such
corporations, with or without interest
coupons attached, payable at such times
and in such manner as may be agreed
upon and to levy such taxes as may be
necessary to meet the payment OF the
principal aud interest of said bouds, as
the same shall become due, which taxes
and leyies shall be assessed and collected
as other county or township taxes are
levied and collected.
"Sec. 4. That al assessments hereto,
fore made of taxes for the purpose OF
paving boun,ies as aforesaid be and the
same are hereby legalized and made valid. y
When it is remembered that it Is only
BY force of arms that the fields of Penn
sylvania have been saved from the destruc-
ton which has ravaged and oblitersted
farms 10 Virginia-wheu it is remembered
that only the array of fighting men that
has kept our State from the bloody con-
tests that have ours ed Missouri, Kentucky,
. ID Maryland-irsesm ms no more than right
that the property thus saved should be
taxed, ss equally as may be, for spreser-
vation. Those borougbs aud townships
which have sent out the least men should
pay none the less money. The attem pt to
compel those who have furnished the most
men, and advanced the most money, to
pay moro than their share Of the expenses
also, is uugenerou, and unfair. We think,
perhaps, the foregoing bill is as near right
as can be made, considering that many
oppose any payments whatever. 1t is
uniform throughout the State, and
although the property of the soldier and
bis family is taxed equally with that oi
those who remained at homo in peace, an
attempt at discrimination would create
much confusion the soldiers do make
greater sacrifices, as they expected to do,
and should be regarded accordingly. ln-
stead of one Law for one county, and
another for anotber-instead of allowing
patriotic mer who advanced means to start
soldiers, in certain counties, to suffer to'a
loss of the sums, while others equally TO-
terested pay nothing general law, cOv'
ering all legal contracts made, seems only
Just, and best calculated to allow fair play
for the varying liberalisies Of the various
counties or districts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

~As there are reports 10 circulation
throughout the county to the effect that
there are cases Of smallpox at some Of
our hotels, We yesterday called upon the
different landlords to ascertain the facts Of
the case. They unhesi'a'ingly assured US
that DO foundation for such reports existed
Not q case has been iu any of their hotels
this winter to their knowledge, and they
are willing to be qualified that their hou-
&C. are clear Of it at present. We learn,
after diligent inquiry, that only four or five
f.milies are afflicted with it, and no new
cases have been reported for more than
week. The business portion Of the Soro'
has been entirely free from it. Jurors and
others who expect to attend Court, next
week, need have no fears Of this ma!ady.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
NlnNnAY. Feb. Q.

MONDAY, Feb. 9.
Yesterday, council, called BY the Free
Will Baptist church Of Harrisburg, or
daiued Mr.. Leacock to the Gospel Minis
try.
In the afternoon, I attended religious
service in the Cotton Factory Hospital.
Besides the 20 to IS soldiers present,
there we're probably $50 other persons,
men and women. There we're two ad-
dresses, singing, and prayer. One Of the
speakers stated fact, which should be a
constant encourage ment for mothers to be
hopeful in iDculcating sound morals. Ason
Of the speaker, in the army, was tempted
to indulge 10 one of the many demoraliz-
iug smussmeuts that are sometimes resor-
ted to, by some to "kill time" The
thou ght came to him, "Would my good
mother approve this ?" That mother was
dead-her grave was far distant Yet
the belief that his mother would have ad.
vised him not to do the thing, dissuaded
him from joining iu the vice, and broke
the tempter's power.
This mornings "Patriot & Union" rid
icules their late idolized "Journar" Edi-
tor, Mr.. Boileau, because be declines
"martyrdom" for the reasonable writings
of OTHERS. Since they have deserted,
and now slsnder him, he should, in self
defence, expose the real criminals, who
we're SO cowardly IS to use bis name to
cover their own vile schemes.
The other day, the majority forced
through . bill, changing the trial Of a cer'
tain case from Beaver to Fayette county.
The Governor vetoed it. The Senate sus-
taioed him, unanimously.
In the House Mr.. Beck read 10 place
. bill to repeal the law re.annexipg Bra
dy township to Union county. Il will
endeaver to let those concerned know
upon what ground this act is ssked.)
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
An early-rising Senator says he heard
the blus.birds sing this morning.
In the House to-day, . bill to v.eats Q
State Road iu Union aud Lycoming couu.
ties, vss postponed BY request of C.ps. Rit.
Ter, to give those concerned time to be
beard.
The bill for the submission, to the peo-
pie interested, the proposed new county
d LAcKAwANyA vss objected of the cal
ender BY Ludlow, Of Philadelpbia-s gen.
lleman Who had no more business With it
Ibsn bad. This 10 . most meritorious
measure. The North Eastern part Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Traverse JurorS-February Sessions

Traverse Jur0rS-february SeSSlOnS-
MFFinJug-Iohn Weirick, VIM God
shall, Samuel Shreffler, Jos Kleckner
Umon-Charles Cawley, Michael Oidt, ID
X Trutt, Geo Selizer, John Philips
Ls,cis-Henry Orwig, Chas Swengle' JACOB
Kafherman, Geo = Rule. Isaac ReIsh
Hartision-Wm Wilson
BufaLc-Geo l. Derr, Thos Cornelius ia
cob kaufman, Simon Berry, Benjamin Lahr,
Samuel Simonton, Cyrus Dreisbach, Jacob
Derr
Lewisburg-Chas Penny, Chas Marsh,
Abraham Kupp, Alien Shoemaker, Thomas NJ
Nesbt
Bradg-Wm Tate, Jr, John G Oakes, Dan
iel Foresman
Hartky-R Lincoln, Jacob Latshaw,
VIM Cook, Samuel Hartman
Limsstone-D w Pellman, James Lashells,
Oliver Pellman
West BufaLoe-Philip SiPley
White Deer-Thomas Groover. Henry eyer
Edward Ranck, Chas A Dieflenderfer
Nep Berhn-Jacob Mauck
East Buface-A G Brown, John L PrIce,
Alex Penny
KeHy-John Meyer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Notice in Partition.

UNION COUNTY, s..
Edward H. Walter Jacob Woomer and Msrdalens his
wife. late Ma.tal-na Walter, John Walter, Michael
A-prrh aud sarah his wifi late sarah Walter. Isaac
Waiter, william Cornelius and Elizabeth his wiz,
late Elizabeth wst-r Joseph Conner and susanna bis
wife SUSANNA walter Daniel Walter Joseph Wal
ter Philip Colsr AMI Lydia Ann bis wif- late Lydia
Ann Angstsdi. and Samuel Ang.tsii by his Guar
dian Joseph Angstsdt-
In the Court of Common Pleas ~ Union County, No 49,
sept Term. l,6! " rit de partition. g.. And 70
Wit: D-cemh-r 10Th l-rs. On motion Of orwig a
Hayes, Attorneys for Plaintiff
DULE upon the Defendants to appear in Court hy the
IL day Term being the 10th day II February
pezt and accept refuse O. take the real -stA.
praised by the Shrris lnIuti0n, and in Of
the then to show If they have
hy the said premises should b- sold according
Act Assembly in such made and provided By the
Court.
Witness nv hand AMI seal Of .ah Court at Lewis
burg, the 2sth day Of December, A D. l,c2
lsE,Ll Jan. 30. J. ". SANDS, Proth'y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Revised Revenue Code.

The next important State business like
ly to come before our Legislature this
year, is the bill matured BY tbroe compe-
tent men during the last season for the
equalizirg and re.moaeling of our State
Tax System. Eight to ten thousand
copies Of the bill, in pamphlet form, have
been sent over the State, for the exami-
nation of the system. 1t now becomes
sh people, ~ithout distinction Of party,
to give their Representatives their views
on the subject. 1t is no party-it is no
transient, or triaipg affair: it concerns
the fruits Of all your tolls aud possessions,
as the basis of taxation not only for
State but for all other purposes except
tha, of putting down the slaveholders' in-
sarrec,ion. tits very important, then, that
che matter be csndidly bu, thoroughly coz
sidered.
The main features of the Revenue Code
are q great decrease Of the real estate
tax; an increase Of the railway aud other
taxes of corporations and more direct
and simple aud effective mode Of laying
and collecting taxes. The details Of
these measures are too numerous for .
newspaper article. The Code should be
read for that purpose. One or more
copies have been sen. to every Post Office
in the country, for general examination.
The Act to make the Bill Law comes
properly before the House, first-and to
it the people should send their petitions
in favor, or renonstrances against, the
proposed important changes. And let it
be done speedily, that those intrusted
with decisive action. may have time to un-
derstand your views, and to mature meas.
ufes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
On Monaay, february 16, 1868,

u
directed, will be exposed to public sale or
oulcry,
On Nonaay, february l6, 1868,
at the Court House, in the borough of Lew
isburg, county Of Union, at o'clock, p. NJ,
A certain lot of ground, situate tn the town
of New Columbia. county of Union, numbered
in the general town plan number hftysIx
(56), bounded on the east by second street, on
The south by lot number fity-fve (5i), on the
West by Mulberry alley, and on the north by
lot number tifty-Seyen (57), containing One
Fourth of an Acre. more or less, whereon
are erected a two-storey log Dwelling House, a
Well of water. and other oul-buildings, &c,
with the appurtenances.
No. 2. Also a certain lot Of Ground sitn-
ate in the town of New Columbia, county OF
Union, numbered in the general town plan
number fifty-five (55), bounded on the cas-, by
Second street, on The south by Centre street,
on the west by Mulberry alley, and on lhe
north by lot number fifty-SiS. containing One
Fourth of an Acre, more or less. with the
appurtenances, &c, as the property oi ffr
N. LShr. l.. +. ALbkl'hl, Snefin.
Sherifrs Office, Lewisburg, Jan. IA, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Jus tice to the Soldiers.

In the Senate, Harrisburg, Wednesday,
Feb. IL, 1868, on motion Of Mr.. johnson,
the following Was taken up:
JOINT RESOLUTION, proposing sn
Amendment to the Constitution, extending
the Right of Suffrage to Citizens in sctu.
al Military Service.
Section l. Be it resolved BY the Sen.
ste and House Of Representatives, Of the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Dts0,

Tn I.vishurg on the 9th inst, JOHN WALLS, son oil
lanes and CAtharin- Wall, aged war
In Nahanoy CITY, schuyIkill Co, on the 9TH inst
I,NE dau.ht.r Of Arthur Walls, OF Lewisburs, ABOUT
10 tears az age -, ,, ,.Nr
In ChiIli.quaque Tp, on the 9th in,t-' Miss JANE
CAMPBELL, aged - years ,, ,,,nox
about ~ years. - - x.,.n
In u.rtleton lst sSSHrTA, wife Of samuel fearick,
In wnury, on the I2,h inst, THOMAS FilNiER IN
his sh yerr Mr. =. represented the Nof'humoerd.ni
district in the STATE Legislature session. was ,h'' W
~, county on. term and held other Offices OF trust AT
different times lie also published the 0ouho'a hss
liter several years ,o,,x .r,r i;
A. uuncy Farms Lyc. Co, "a inst, JOHN AtLI' IN
his !ntb wear The iec-as"d had leg torn on by
Il .Inr machine few weeks since, from ths euee's" "i
~i,,h o he died - -, :, ,y.~rrrS
-,fryB Cot gTr-In Penns T'p, 9Th ul' tRAHhLiN,
,,.d wears aud months; and on the 5oth, sAMIhL'
,,.I . wears and months, sons Of Jonas } smith
In Cbaunan 2sth ult, fRANKLI> son Of trHnkhn
Er.utzrr aged weeks 18th inst. IN 'i'lu''pn's
MARY AM daughter Of Philip strsub, aged years,
rron,h. and IL dava--In Miitrcr"Fs, "a ut. hhht
PRISCILLA daughter of Levi and Crtharln1 hsnnins
~ ,s.t 1 wears and Q months--Same day son oi
Fm,nu.l Bick hart. aged year month and dh!-'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Grand Jurors-February Sessions. '63.

West Bufaoe-Roberi Aikey David shaier
Leuis-Jacob Flllman, John Snyder
East BuGdioe-Frederick Nipple, John a
Gundy, Wilson Linn
Brady-Davld Watson, Green MCariy
Union-Genrge Dark, Philip Young, Frank
lin Hummel, Jacob Hummel
White Desr-Elisha Weikle, Jacob M'Cur-
ley. Jacob Troxel
H1rfLy-Elias Ka,herman, John Dehl
KsHy-Fiavel ClIngan, Paul Geddes, Cyrus
Hoffa
Lsrisburg-William Brown
Bufdioe-RObert SIrayhorn
LimestOne-Georee Brouse
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
TAVERN LICENSE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that
~ Jacob Deckard, of Mliilinburg,
Thomas Green, of New e. lmbia,
Lloyd Ginter, of New c. ub bia,
Thomas Tunis, Of Buifaloe lUwnship,
and Jacob kremer. of Uniontown,
have fled their petitions for Tavern License
with the Clerk OF the Quarter Sessions of
Union county and the same will be presented
on Monday, the 10th day of February next to
the Court for approval. J. W. SANDS,
LewIsburg, Jan. 81, 1868. Clerk z. $.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

~ln the ssaats, ,,Mr. Penney, from the
Judiciary Committee, has reported the
following important general bill:
"An Act relating to the Payment of
Bounties 10 Volunteers"
"Sec,ion l. Be it enacted, &c, That
al bonds or certificates Of Indebtedness
issued BY the Commissioners or Commiss.
iooer asd Controller IF coy. county, or the
proper corporate authorities Of soy town.
. ship, city, or borough 10 this Cooaou-
wealth, Tor the payment Of counties to
persons volunteering to enter the military
service of the United States under the
requisitios of the Prssiden, made on the
day of August, 1862, be and the came
are hereby legsli.ed aud made valid .ud
binding upon such counties, tosushipe,
cities, and boreugbs, 10 che same msuner
and with like effect as if fIll legal author.
'.y hsd existed for the Issuing gasd making
OF the same When thsy we're issued and
made.
Sec. Tbs.sn payments Of beuosies
'r volunteers, entering the service Of uts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Published sEMI.WEEkLY--.
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

~ Quite a number of our soldiers are
home at present, among whom wo notice
Capt. John A. Morris, Dr. S. c. Moor
mick, Serg. A!ber. f. Barnes, Aaron G.
Ammous and Wm. Reed (of Hartley, on
furlough; Jacob r. Merz and Richard
Dye, discharged on account Of physical
disability; James MFall, psroled.