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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
HEADQUARTERS '4Tn NAss. Nors..
tioHpfy ISLAND, Nov. l.


ny nr.R FATHER; II 10 Sunday afternoon and NAL has
.. nrrs-i br gls letter nom you You ar 30 moie
pleased father 10 hear froI than 70 get letters ron
Won No matter Low well sn. Ahsr bow rroiet 90 how
con.en,ed wouldn't give tx "a lie n bad nos home ara
loved ones In II 20 ook both back to and orwsid'o. We
count i've, Lerc by mall. and 10 our minds every
hfi sfroush. all glad ihe' you feel mote end more
coouc,a 70 the step lsve taken and were {, not for ii'
q1s.tionshe ,hspes nsisfy s.T~ci-l in9w you ~oald
no, only have oIp,s.d A. bat ursst Oh mo ino~
never could have respected myself hud not lone rar J"
tl, grand struggle Much TO Jou. fiheI. saA
e hoe again. 70, .ry truly would fer r,'h'f never ..
either than have n both We sge Gradually srns
I'd country national integrity that worth 'asiasnf
nd the u.1 snefson viii deny h. parents % H. prr'h
VITO lad Mt l,nd IN IL. good OH Tho mii'rry bubble
Ide.,e and detect ID. uoro have 70 10 with a. bot slavery
must b. pot down county and sire one and
e., u. not crupes The only Of accomplishing thf's
r ul,s the Rebels have len LIT h,li them snd TO tho
lest. The ngeT The Rebels make ,sir d. 1t the b,ti'
p, viii b. done. The live. Il cos. 10 dy. he lfss
v 30 ds1naud h.Tefra ~, ! D. NJ hts to on Ia THIS
way father % !ei. ard I'll, DO vert Jcu % know ihsi
should anything iepyen 10 should tie won't hsIIsn ae
cent a. md do In novise roget would recall sts' have
done As b. niucc'r'ainy 10 a'sih bot o. >
own fno,iers Las ever home 20 ne-bui would
rs'her have today than not have ros'ibe All lie 30
rye o. me- fh,r ind do think The o m, isst love
home Gly vii, tho les,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

mn, RAILROAD sraIKT.-The conductors A. y.
tho Sixth and Eighth Avenue lines lawns an.lsd D
higher wages. travel On those routes oa "
,bs Fourth avenue line. few oars "'s 'n',
sd and Il,rd business gces W "a Usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
UNITED STATES MAHsHAL'S OFFICE-NoVh
THE CREW or THE PlRArE FLORIDA.

JOhn Known, VhAs. 4. JhtktON, JUHH NuT'Os
and I,hn Jackson four e the ~ the pirate ofdA
.,e arrested on their arrival th. poit from s.rpool
me l,t TIE Florida when size touched At best ~ ros yer.
M. day di.ehrscl from custody by the Marsha ne
that they wcro forced to perform duty on the P''
ye.s. asslss. tlVE re.inat.ons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
Ercclnla Of lsr0ducr.

nov li-2i, 800 bbls Fiour Sol bbls. whl.ky gS hbl'
Corn Meal Ois haze do 7J3l bush. Wheat, l4ss bush
O.t, ~ 20 bush barley 3d. 5Jl bu,h Wheat $40 pa. Lad,
/! pkr. A.h.. ~ pigs on Gaze 1880 pigs Provsor.,
4 eco ph.. Fetfplsnnl. q 80 psgs. hntsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

Tho weekly statement Of the Boston banks
ex bits deorensa Of Ss2l s3 In loans and discounts
o. 2l1 SIS In deposits. and an Increase OF sy2o' 10
circulation and Of si33725 In specie. We annex the
principal loosings with those Of the corresponding
week last year: ~. c,,~.,,.,
Nov 1861 4 u rs Ia 81 J,B ~ 81 8sl1; .sIotlo
sovg ....... Js..s1.sT 1s,J5sOT 7,j3VS' y'!'''oi
Same time last years
sov 10. 49,. 9l.sg71o nsao 30 1890 si?ii2,
The First National Bank of Hartford, Conn,
has been organized. with capital Of $4,000. with
power to iucrca.s 10 million IL Is 10 take tue place
Of tho Mcrohant and Manufacturer Bank. 10 oig'n'
zaton BEL identical with the exception Of one o' TIE
l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Nov. ia--e<r'
Ini.r
DECREE OF DLsTRIBUTION

Z. :. a.. Toe : ho0ner Sue md Csrro
T.. Delaheld smith, esq, U. ). Distnet-Attofn1,
tod.v filed decree Grbation II the procssi, IA hs
allow mattel III. steamer Monticello alone participates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

prcmo Court b. A. G.. Jerome. against the hiemgon
Southern road. its directors. transfer agents cic "
recover damages alleged to have been sustained ~ reh
con NJ the late sale OF Stock Of Tho COMPANY
Tho plaintr claims thnt ali common Stock IN excess OF
90 1852 shares is illegal and asts that tho comp! he
OBLIGED 10 separate the nov from The Old to dse'Nhul'
eIi transfers OF tie Stock. oud from i'sG"e Gay
more. and that the Company may be crJoir'd nom re-
moving tie Stock books from THO jurisdiction o. the
Cour, pending ihis action.
Sterling Bills are quoted 1914.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the INST
week in November: -.
3i5 &C 1903 ..........: 'IiV 70
lncrrosc.. .''"" ~
The Michigan Central Road earned the bFSt
week in November as follows;
lal2....s7IG gu ~ l6G3.......... sgl c3J 10
Increase. Sb,3b "a
The Gaera and Chicago Union Road earned
rho fret week IN November rs follows;
le2..............s411Bi iht............' sS',1io
r...................F%'' s
The following are the returns OF traihc on the
Grand Trunk Railway for tho week ending Oct. 81;
la63........sD,8lJ al l9s1... :......tso2I6 %
decrease. :.............F'so ~
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad earned
for the month OF October:
laJ...........s l16,0le if5,..........:.tlo' 5''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T''"''
TIE Chicago ard Alton Railroad Company
N.V =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
The Chicsro Tribune Of Tuesday says:

Tie fs,ur he v-ry great scsroy Of Treasury no'L W
ha~f noticed siunus Tor them 70 day iha o' sDy
,h,r purpose Tor Ions iie Tho town '.n' :" o. hnf
bar. 81 hsm The buynF price hss bcr tIti scuhk 7
~. demand TO Gait ana PA payers rrshc
.y-fafu,sr. requiring tho sssl rndg for ih'f "vts
III. A.nara r money good Dealer, Of all ands seem =
b. p. efins Of thor capacity H'W fols ~
chsnrc /, demand and lt 'Ppy Rate. a'
.e rafat biyinr sni aisdt 'eins. tho lower hsi oy
siuf.. SOM end pcILap, two Okc made opre's
.on. % beet casiofsrfs Ia round lots
At =. Louis on the 9Th New-York exchange
was steady a, discount buying and par selling.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday remarks:
Covenant p.prr doll :, ai'cosri ior rooshe' snd a !.
!.souai o. tric, No Trrmium 10 SLOWED i9f nthk ~ VIC
s..c of lail-n. Ksriuriy |. bought - tdi rs-niian'
There q. q. l~nand fr srchsn.ss tdllv premium u9'
nr ad Isf tsu. Money 10 b. uodosae brt nSs pessn.
dsarI Rae. = nsr. Ia - frsm tog = cent 'do ih"
fsie, IL lh~ zen Gn.iist
The LoHisril, Journal Of Monday furnishes
tie following review ir the preceding week.
TIE money u.i,i srnr hs rss wess has undeon. III ["
clsnsc sIfsff 10 .1a silver sId demand t'.s ff'e as
g. ds,s tnsrs.s yspr readily stra ~ Ne estic' ~
r.s, All anouhs .s-gu sls 81 bdJ cent discount
w bacterial rang. 20 Ios IA tho ssI'fh hatei.
EIcAsa.. . H. god supsiy, ~th /. h!r d'insnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

sboys matter. The Montc-.io alone participates
sVpaFNC COURT-CuAxsgRs-Nov i2.-Befcfe jus,es
DECISIONS.
Augusta Barnum agt. Nancy Bsrnum-Repor
on 'r..iel an 1 in gn-rt OF dvoTc. srunt.d
H.f1s- Justice hGEaH.s.
CL,l.. TLuiux at Franklin Thwfns It a. frceleossa
rsriif sern-, sni Of defendants ovrrfued AID geP'o
c0.nllled wi..O.t eo..s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
County Commissioner.

OUR old friend, MICHAEL KLECKNER,o of
~ New Berlin, has consented TO the use OF
his name as County Commissioner, subject
TO the decision of the goth Of June. A man
of good judgment and experience, he would
prove a good Officer. MANY.
MELLOW Cirizens-l am q candidate for
II County Commissioner, provided you SO
decide at the Primary Meetings. goth Of June.
IF nominated and elected, will try to do my
whole duty with faithfuiness.
JACOB KLINE.
West Bufialee, June ?, 1863
MR.. Editor-Having seen no one named
Nl for County Commissioner. permit me
to propose F. BOLENDER Esq. for re.elec.
lion. 1t is not customary to re-elect, but in
this case IL would be safe, as he is a worthy
man. A Citizen OF White Deer.
lTESSRS. Editors: Allow me TO recommend
M Mr.. SAMUEL MARSHALL, Of White
Deer, as suitable person for Commissioner
of onr county. This large township has not
had Commissioner for twenty years or over.
and as the South East and West of the county
are now represented in the Board We deem Il
no more than Just that this end have the nexs
Commissioned. WHITE DsSh
March 10, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
Tuesday Mornings News.

The expedition of q part of Hooker's
army over the Rappahannock, drove the
Rebels out Of one range of rifle pits, took
100 prisoners, and ascertained that Lees
army was still in large fOrco around Fred
ericksburg. II was a gallant, successful
expedition, with but little loss.
An intercepted despatch from Pember.
ton indicates that the Rebel supplies are
small. Gen. Blair had returned from Q
satisfactory expedition up the Yazoo, and
fouud plenty Of supplies. Grant was
bnmbsrding Vicksburg With great effect.
Osterhaus with a good force is on the W.
side Of the Big Black, and 10 Johuson is
supposed to be on the Z. side, between it
aud Jackson.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, various persons have been
w respassing upon my property on White
Deer Creek, by driving on cattle TO pasture,
fishing, hunting, carrying of apples, grapes.
cutting down chesnut trees, burning rails, &c,
l am therefore under the necessity Of waraihg
all persons from doing SO. or Otherwise inter
ieriug with The same without my permission.
and will reward any person VINO will inform
me of persons So tIespassIng.
June, 1853. 3. L. BECK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
Latest n eWs

Our General and State authorities
have information that the Rebels con
template desperate raid, Northward
to revive their sinking hopes. Gen
Couch has taken command Of Sus
quehanna Department" east Of Johns
town and the Laurel Hill range. and
Gen. Wm.T. H.. Brooks commands the
Department Of the Monongahela, u
west of the above line.
Every precaution is taken. but the
State necessities may require Gov.
Curtin, any day, to call upon those.
accustomed to arms, to become Minute
Men, to save Pennsylvania from being
ravaged like Virginia by the Rebel
lOcustS.
Last Monday, Gen. Grant informed
the President that he heard from Gen.
Banks. 4th inst, when he was closely
investing Port Hudson. Vicksburg
was still vigorously assailed by Grant,
who expressed no fear Of the foes in
front or rear. Reiniorcements have
been sent to Grant.
Our arms in Kentucky and Ten
nessee were successful in recent
heavy skirmishes.
Great Cavalry Triumph.
Early Tuesday morning last, Gems
Pleasanton, Buford, and Gregg. being
some miles up the Rappahannock from
Falmouth. pushed across the river a,
kelly's and Beverly's fords, surprised
a larger Rebel force (under Gen.Stu-
art, drove them out of entrenchments,
and pursued them to Brandy Station,
near Cuipepper CHI. Our men used
their sabres, with great effect. The
Rebel loss is much largest. This was
a gallant, effective stroke, and is said
to have checked an immense cavalry
expedition which was to have started
thatvery morning to ravage Maryland
and Pennsylvania
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, June ll-midnight.-
Latest from Vicksburg-Fighs on the Va
zoo river-the Rebels routed. Govern
ment has advices from Grants army to
the Sth inst, when, according to the dis
patches, the siege was progressing
10000 colored troops are to be raised
for Gen. Frement.
The Governor Of Illinois adjourned the
Legislature to 1865.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The bark
WhistIiDg Wind, from Philadelphia, bound
to New Orleans, for Government, was
burned BY pirate.
"North Carolina robelliug against JEFF" !"
Latest from Ncksburg.-"rhe Rebels
starving out...Women and children hiding
iu caves"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

@-Wo are informed that Gen. Glenn
ent has appointed Col. VIM. L. Ritter,
Deputy Provost Marshal for Uoion county,
and DR.. j. Y. Shindel for Snyder. John
Crossgrove, enrolling officer for Le~isburg ;
VIM. L. Harris, East Bufaloe; NJ. Kleck.
ner, New Berlin; John Rinkert, Lime.
stone; R. V. Lincoln, Hartley; Joseph
Saunders, Lewis and Hartleton; John
HAYES, West Buffaloe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

North Carolina is cbs6ng significantly
under tho Davis despotism, and her news
papers aud people speak threateningly of
withdrawal from the Confederacy. In
this is another proof of the supreme folly
of the Secessiouists. If they had right
to break off from perpetual Union" as
ours was designed to be, at any time, then
(of course) any State, when dis-pleased,
can cut loose from the mere Confederation,
or affinity" 1t is q mere rope Of sand,
unworthy the name Of government, aud
is only held together by military power
which crushes out the real desires Of the
people.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
The Next acknowledgements.

luO lNCAt oVtSihVA INV cWSh'o'
Tho K.G.C.'s had decided upon Hester
Clymer d their ('Democrstic) candidate,
but Wm. H. Witte has been making inroads
upon their "slate:" We regard Witte as
the most Questionable of all, and in the
hands of the worst men. W.Bigler also is
moving in the matter, and . "nsw man"
talked Of. All the candidates are to be
shelved, and Gen.W. b. B.Frauklin (to whom
Gen. Burnside attributed the failure of the
6rsr attack on Frcdericksburg) proposed as
. "compromise" candidate. The fate Of
Gen. M'Csll-who run for Congress, last
fall, in the Chester district, and was go
badly defeated-seems to be forgotten BY
these wire pullers, who have had Franklin
endorsed by Cumberland county. A good
Soldier will run we'll on the right side,
bat poorly on the wrong side. Copper.
heads will not vote for a thorough War
Democrat, and War Democrats will not
knowingly vote for COpperhsad. In the
case Of this Franklin,
''you may not tell, when on his track,
II he's going South, or coming back"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
County Treasurer.

VOTERS of Union county-In the last pre-
Y urinary election for Treasurer Of this
COUNTY, the vote stood as follows:
John N9t,, 613-S0 mai.
Peter Hurrh, oo3
Having cheerfully supported Esq. Mertz en-
TIA, ,sIal. | again offer myself for the same
Office. a, the Union Election of 20lh June. and
if nominated and elected will be grateful TO
you and faithful to my trust.
Lewisburg, May Is. 1858
r OFFER myself as candidate for the
Office of Treasurer of Union county
subjec, to the decision of the primary elections
10 be held on the Goth day OF June next.
WILLIAM JONES
Lewisbury. May ~, 1853
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

UOThe following are the enrolling Ofi
GERS for the upper end of Northumberland
county Chillisquaque, John Frey; Mil
ton, p. L. Hackenburg Turbut, Iocob NJ.
FolImer; Lewis aud Turbu,ville, John
Christman Delaware aud M'Ewensvilie,
Wm. NJ. Armstrong.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

SFOur first ripe Strawberries, last
year, 4.h Of June; this year, 9th. J.
Ii. Goodman exhibits 6rst ripe cherries,
We saw this year, I'd June. The birds
found the first ripe ones with US, about the
9th
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
ma The threatening aspect on the Sou.

@-The threatening aspect on the Sou
theru border of our State detsins Col.
Mcclure at Chaubersburg, and Mr. Kunkls
10 also deprived Of his anticipated visit,
here. But Hon. FRANK Bound, of Mil
ton, has consented to address the Lewisburg
Union League on Taesloy Erening next.
Turn out aud hear an earnest, patriotic
speaker.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
NOTICE |!

MY daughter, RACHEL FETTER, having
NJ left my house without any just cause
or provocaiion, I hereby forbid all persons
harborins her or trusting on my account, as
will pay no debts whatever of her conuact
ing. BENJAMIN PETER.
BuffaIos Tp, May ls, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

@-The courage, the sgility, and the
bull dog perseverance thus far exhibited
BY the colored troops, has confounded
their enemies, and exceeded the expecta-
tions of those who had been friendly
enough to give them fair play.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
Assembly.

VOTERS of Union County-Pleass con.
slider JESSE NJ. WALTER. ESQ, Of
Union, as a candidate for Assembly for this
District. He is a man Of extensive acquain-
tance in this and Snyder counties, Of COED
judgment and business habits. UNION.
nLEASE announce Rev. sIMON WOLF.
New Berlin. as candidate for Assembly
from this district. He is a man Of good
character and ability, and would make .
respectable and attentive Legislator.
BUFFALOB.
TOR the Star & Chronicle.-Permit me "a
II recommend SAMUEL H. ORwI8 Esq.
a, man eminently qualified to represent ous
District in the next Legislature. Should he
be nominated his election would be cersaia,
and The distric, have An able Representative.
UNION
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

The City Councils of Baltimore have
officially approved the bsnishmeus of VAL
landigham, who is now enjoying himself
highly among the Rebels. Tho reported
madness Of his wife Is q perfect falsehood.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

Union League in White Deer Twp.
We are advised that meeting will be
held 10 the brick school, house, No. 5, near
the Forest Iron Works, Monday evening
next, (June Is, to form Union League.
Let there be good turnout. Subsequent
meeting. to BE- held 10 other school.houses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
First Sign on the Union side.

OLD WEsTMORELAND COUNTY made
The first move on the Union side. An
enthusiastic public meeting vas held, par.
ticipsted in BY oil Subdivisions of the
friends of the Government, and addressed
by Senator Cowan aud Judge Kuhns,
when thi. (ameng other) resolutions was
adopted by acclamation:
"That we endorse the Hon. JOHN
CovODs as ths unanimous choice of West.
mo.eland county, 10 Mass Convention, as
she next Union candidate for Governor.
His unAagging industry, his uudoubted
loyalty, his strict honesty, and acknowl.
edged integrity, taken in connexion with
his eminent fitness and competency, all
point him out as the man, above all others,
At this time to elect as the next Governor
Of Pennsylvania."
Ihe majority of the Philadelphia dele
eatlo1 are for Covode.
Perry county instructed for Morehead.
Montgomery and one or two other
souuties instructed for Curtin, who is no,
. candidate. Whether this is . nero
compliment, for some one who has "au
axe to grind" with the Governor, or to
give delegates chance to trade off their
votes. is yet to appear. 1t is certainly
tnn'ng With Curtin, who has repeatedly
declared he should not run, and whose
health would not endure another three
years Of toll such as the faithful duties of
the Office requires.
Allegheny county bad . few votes for
johnson, but her delegates are unanimous.
ly instructed for Penny, With Covods as
her second choice.
Kstchsm will carry several Of the
NoEth.ru couuties.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
MARRIED.

by Rev Dsninger, 7th inst, GEO. GRISsINGER
and Miss MINERVA NEYHART. both Of Lewisburg.
BY the same, 8th inst, Mr. 4. b. WINTERS Of New
Berlin and Miss ELMIRA MORRIS Of Muncy.
by Rev. L. Gibson 81 inst, Lieut. AUSTIN 2. .CLAPP,
and Miss MARY 4. CLEMENT, Of Sunbury.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

na-Hcnry Humnel, late of Kelly Tp,
s serving with the 9th Illinois Cavalry,
which has been doing such l.boriOu, bu,
gallant service around Vicksburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

@rWe are Informed q Union League
10 to be formed a, the Roger School house,
in Kelly township, this (Friday) evening
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

3%George Eicholtz, Selinsgrove, was
licensed to preach at the late meeting OF
the Lutheran Synod in Miffliutown.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
LttO,

In Lewisburg. 18th inst, wM. II. BRIGHT, only son
OF Joseph and Lydia Bright, ssed % years Funersl
Saturday afternoon.
In sunbury, Sd inst, IRA r., son Of Augustus
Clement, aged about II years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

The song, "Down with the Copper
heads" sung BY the ladies at the reception
given to the gallant boys of the "Columbia
County Guards" Wednesday last, caused
considerable squirming among the snakes.
It is evident that somebody was "hi,."
Our young ladies have no sympathy for
Copperhesds, and are not backward in
letting it be kuown.-Blo0n'sbxry Repub-
Linn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12

Col. Montgomery, with oolored regi-
ment, recently drove superior force Of
Rebels, north Of Charleston, destroyed
their town, aud inflicted loss Of nearly
. million Of dollars. The Union loss was
trihiDg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-12
ReElster & Recorder.

! To the Editor Of the Lswisburg Chronicis-
| I can not express my gratitude TO my
| friends who have recommended ne for
| Register & Recorder for Union county. BH,
forseveral good reasons too lengthy TO mention,
| beg leave tc withdraw my name at present.
| And as see tire name Of my neishbor,
WILLIAM RosHoNs, in the paper as 4 candidate
also, and be being the oldest man. and unable
10 work. cordially decline in bis favor. and
wish him success.
JOHN A. ETTINGER-
Yorktown, June 4, 1863.
TELLOw Citizens Of Union counfy-Eav-
i ing often been solicited by my friends in
various paris of the county. offer myself as
candidate for the Office OF Register and Re-
corder Of said county. Should be so fortu-
nate as 10 be nominated and elected, pledge
myself TO perform the duties of said office
with fidelity, impartiality, and Il hope) with
satisfaction to all.
May IS, 1868. ELISHA H. wEIKEl..
TELLOW ciiizens-Circumstanc render
i ii necessary for me 10 offer myself as .
candidate for Register & Recorder of Union
county, SUBJECT to the decision of the Union
Primary Election TO be held the 10th of June.
should I be SO fortunate as 10 be nominated
an elected, will try TO perform the duty Of
the office with fidelity. WIN. RUSHONG
New Berlin, May Is, 1858
7NHE subscriber offers himself as a candid.
/ ate for the office of Register & Recorder
of Union county, subject 10 the decision of tho
Primary Elections OF Goth June next. pledging
himself If nominated and elected to fulfill the
duties of said Office with equal care and sat-
isfac,ion, as heretofore, as Deputy for George
Merrill, ESQ GRIGGS MARSH
I~us Nav IL 1Ss3