Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

BurgFSS-MarNn Dfelsnac0.
Constabie-George Schoch.
High ConstaJhe-Isasc Bower.
North Ward. South Ward.
Counci1men-J. Hertz j. X. Loomis
Sch. Direc'rs-W. Lsiser, johnson Walls
Ocerseers-Wm. C. Fainter, Samuel Slifer
Judge o. JElec'n-LS.S .Sterner, A. NJ Lswshe
,,,n..,or. Jonah Wolfe, Josiah Kelly
'' w. p. Reilly C. C. ShorkIey
Assessors-Pe,er Hursh, Alfred Hayes
., f. A. Donehower, T. Howard.
~ GYM Laughlin, r. II. .Chamberlir
UNION TOWNSHIP.
School Directors-Levi Rookie, Johr
Youngman, for 3 years; A. V. Buskirk
John S,ocker, for 2 years; Chss. Cawley
Franklin Hummel, year.
Jadye-John Moser.
Iaspectors-Geo. Selsor, Chas. Slear.
Assessor-J. NJ. Walter.
ConstaJle-Noab Young.
,Superrisors-NoahS Sterlcr, John Meyer
Justice ofMe Peaoe-Willism Hess, Sr
Taaeu C2crk-William M'Collum, I'd.
Nicholas Stetler, Henry Glib
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Justice Of The Peace-David Ariman.
C0astaJie-Samuel Overtorf
!Saperuisors-J. z. Hagenbuch, Henry
Hall.
Oeersecrs-David Strobecker, Jacob
Baker.
Assessor-J. P. Hunter.
School Directors-Joh Tate, VIM. a.
Zimmerman.
Jurlge-Daniel Forsman.
Inspectors-Jose Kiefer, John Krs-
mer.
Auditor-Dr. U. Reed.
All Republicans except Artman,
Hagenbuch and Kremer. No Republican
opposition to these men.
FOR THE STAR & CHRONICLE
The following is the result Of the elec.
ton in White Deer, on Tuesday. White
Deer can poll as many votes in proportion
to the whole vote as any other district
indeed, SO many that the Standing Com
mittee did not continue the Crawford
County System* for fear White Deer would
make the nominations The principle
contest in the late election was for Justice
of the Peace, the friends Of each candidate
did their best. The following is the vote
for the different Officers:
Justice Of the Peace-James Marshall,
las; Robert Candor, 81; Jacob Kosten-
bader, IA; Samuel l.. Ranck, 72; Aaron
W. Smith, Esq, 60.
Jadye of E3ection-Jacob Troxell, 14S
Samuel Goodlander, IS.
Supervisor-John F. Beck, 1873; VIM.
Hagey, l30 Jacob D. Ranck, l02.
Inspectors-Simon Bennaee,79; Joseph
Cummings, 81 Nelson pieifenderfer, So.
Ocerseers-Wm. Stadden, ISL; 4. II.
Weigel, 103; D. Yoder, Sc.
.School Directors-Paul Dieffsnderfer,
1i2; G. W.Askins, ~ Abraham Syphsr,
so ; Martin Rsnck, 60.
Constoble-Charles A. Diefenderfer,
Ill.
Assessor-James Yost, 90.
Aaattors-Josiah Rack, IS; John |
Orr, 20.
In addition to the above, there we're
quite number Of candidates for different
of1'es whose votes we're toe small to men.
tion. V,,.
'rhe Crawford County System was adop,.d bv . ,o,.
of the people, and therefore will renal. ,sv .n.u ,h
came power repeats it-EDs
ra- The following Act has received the
approval of Gov. Curtin, and is therefore
the law:
An Act to confirm the action of the CON-
m'ss'oners of Union county and of the
townships and boroughs iu said county
10 relation to the payment Of bouuties
to volunteers.
Whereas, in accordance With the wish NJ.
large majority of the taxable iubabi,,n,.
d the eoaaty of Union, taxes have ,,,e,.sd
'or the payment Of bouuties to volunteer.
'ad for the support of the families Of per.
saS from said county who are nov in the
Amy Of the United States therefore,
SEC. l.-Bs it enacted, &s., That tho