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OF leo acres in this county, with about 30 i'm
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
HI voted for Lincoln in 1864 -;

There are still men to be found who car
beast that II rotod for Washington. o.
those who voted for Jcfsrson or Madison
many are known. But, 10 future days, il
will be prouder fact to state, Il aided
spd voted for ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the
evensfsl struggle of 1851" Those who
were misled into opposition, can amend
the matter only BY giving their aid and
comfort to the government, aud BY spurn-
Ing the base dsmagogues sho sough to
betrsy their country to its foes.
The Lancaster E1aminer notes 10 that
county four voters for Lincoln, aged 81,
"a, s5, and &c years respectively. One
OF these had voted for Washington.
10 Lewisburg South Ward, the three
surviving Soldiers of the War Of 1872
William Cameron, Charles Maus, and
Robert Lyon-voted for Lincoln.
Eight out o! ten Of cur furioughed and
three years soldiers "vO.ed the same way
they fought"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
"That S what killed them :"

Fifty years ago, (lSli) the respectable
old Federal party committed suicide. The
Hurtiord Convention sought to enbsrrass
the Government while it was waging war
against foreign foe. A, Hartsord,,heu,
died that hoDored old party, which Wash
iDgton and other illu.,rious patriots had
founded. The Federal party expired
but it left Buchanan to work out the
same fate for the Democratic party.
"His,ory repeats itself" In 1854, q
Democratic Convention met, and-false
to the teachings of Jackson mud its other
leaders-conspiIed to hinder aud besray
the country while struggling to suppress a
causeless, wicked, cisil insurrectioD +! II
Vas . false, fatal s;ep-and the Cdicago
Conrention will 60 down to History with
sn iufamy equal to ths. which has made
"Hartford" SO odious.
The honest masses hate traitorous men
and fraitorous parties
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA.

BosroS, Nov. S.-Tbe Eearsarge, which
arrived late last night, has as passengers
". ". Williams, Assistant Psymaster Of
the HachuseH bearer Of dispatches detail
ing the circumstances attending the cap.
ture Of the pirate Florida, in the port
Bshis, Brazil. She also bring, as prison
ers Of war the chief engineer and water.
man of the Alabama, and the surgeon
and sixteen men Of the Florida.
The Kearsage left St. Thomas on the
evening Of the 3lss ult. The Waetusei,
Was in port, waiting for Goals, and the
Florida was outside.
Capt. Collins having held consultation
With bis ofi,ers, determined to sink the
Florida in port. Accordingly, about 3
o'clock the cables were slipped, and the
Wacbuse,t steered for the Florida, hitting
her on the quarter without doing any
great injury. Collins now called cut to
those on board the pirate to surrender, or
be would sink her. This demand was re-
piled to By the First Lieutenant, "Under
the circumstances, l surrender" A
hawser was nov made fast, the cable
slipped, and the Florida towed to sea. In
the melee several pistol shots were fred,
and accidentally two guns from the Va.
chuseu. Capt Morris and half the Flor
ida's crew we're ashore. No lives we're
lost. The Florida was taken completely
BY surprise, seventy Of ber men, it was
knosn, being on shore. The others, hav-
ing just come aboard, were asleep AID in.
soxicated.
The blow given the Florida BY the Wa
chusess carried away the missen mast and
mainyard, which fell on the awning, pre-
venting any Of her crew from getting up
from below. 30 unconscious vas the off,
Ger of the deck Of the intention Of the
Wschusetts Captain, that he sang out,
"You will run into rs if you don't take
care" st the same time calling :or light
Twelve officers AID 80 Of the Florida's
crew we're captured. The Waehusett aud
Florida we're to leave St. Thomas on the
I'd inst, for New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

At PRIVATE SALE-ihe fine kesideees
\ Of Mrs. Z. CHlsHtHLI<. on University
Avenue. The House is brick. two s'ereys,
bull; aud finished in the mos, substantial
manner. II contains l2 rooms IN ali. 'ssfsd-
irr kncheh-is Thoroughly heated bv rssAses,
and has gas fittings throughout The nAs
partition walls are solid. aud the cellar ihos-
ouchly raiproof- There il large eisterA
with pump in Kitchen. and hever-iaiiin&
well Of wafer at The door.
There is fac Stable and Carriage Hesss
with all other necessary oGibuil3inss ihefs6
inr fine Chicken house and Tool ROOM
TIE IL, contains about three acres. pef
tjon Of which is used as pasture i.A havin9
sIream OF wafer running ihro' ~ h-sa9 adfo'ss
the Stable. which Is a very valuable ccnvss>
ieuce. The lot is completely sinS ked Ella -
hest vsrie,iessof Fruit trees asd vines ~ fstt
bearing. and choice ShrGbseTy in abundance
The situation is in ever respect desirasts.
The neichborhood the BEST in HE place.
Enough Lots coni5 be sold oil 10 pay -
the cost Of purchase, If desired
ALSO
Twenty Acres Farm Land. sfse|s
in Keliy township, adjoining lands ef Pal
Gedies e.i oilers, about sal! mle fssn
town.
For further paraes'srs and Term. apray =
ORWIG & HAYES.
OTIS Asenis-Lewisbnrg Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Latest News

The sinking Of the Rebel ram Alber-
marie. ard re-csp,ure Of Plymouth, North
Carolina, adds new lustIe to the glory OF
our eallan, sailors ard soldiers. The ram
destroyed and scattered our feet protect
ing Plym outb, and our troops we're cap
,ured. We could DO little on that coast
since, uo,il Lieut. Gushing SO galiantiy
carried his little launch over the timbers
surrounding the ram and blew her to
pieces.
From the Sou.hres. we have reports OF
the repulse Of the Rebel Hood 10 an at
temp, TO cross the Tennessee River. But
tba, Hood is again rsllyins his men to
take theofeusise.
Gen. E.eli, it is believed, has assumed
command in the Shenandoah Valley, aud,
reinforced from Lee, may try bis strength
with Sheridan.
The failure Of English blockade run
ners and other synpa,hizers With the
Rebels, continues 20 make much distress
in that country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

Union County, IS:
TO, The Commonwealth ofPennsylva.
l. $. vania to the sheriff OF said county,
~ Greeting
We command you iha, you attach ell the
right, title, interest, and profits of Francis j.
Kennedy, in a certain tract Of unsta.ed land
situate on the South Branch OF While Deer
Greek now OF formerly in White Deer Twp.
Union county, containing in the whole three
hundred and twenty acres, and which was
sufyeYed On the alsi Of August iTs6, in pur.
suanee of = warrant granted to Daniel An.
randi, dated the 18th oi June, 1855. IN whose
hands or possession soever The same may be.
So that he be ard appear before our Cour, Of
Common Pleas TO be holden in Lev!sbars In
and ior said eouRly, ca The i?ia day al De.
eember next, there 10 answer Robert ]. Ken.
nedy ofa Plea In a,sumpsi,' that be Re ard
appear before our Coe!, Oh the SAID ism dsy
OF December next 10 answer what shall be
obieciea asains, him and abide The Judgment
oi the Caurt therein. And have yoa mere
and Then this writ.
Witness the Honorable = s WoodS,rrest'
den, Jadse of sa,d. Cour. q. lewiseurk the
Cd isv o, November, is6t.
Nv, SANDS. P.o;hcassaIy,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Has Come In.

The vote of Rev. Capt. Edmonds' Com
pany iS5 Rep. maj has been received in
Harrisburg. 1t reduces Walls maj to
l12-defeats Wilson, and gives Manley
10 maj.-doubles OrwiS's maj.-and
swells Alleman's ; maj. to 1G. Dr.Wilson's s
certificate gives him a legal right to take
a seat at the organization of the House
but, knowing that the vote cast put him
in the minority, he may not care about
bothering himself with "short session"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Oy9reaching.

Shakespeare refers to ..Vsulting an
bi,iou which o'erleaps itself and falls, on
,'other side" The Ly coming county Cops
have illustrated this fault u ost strikingly.
Anxious to elec. their whole ticket, they
rejected Soldiers votes. resulting in action
By which Uuiop county has certified t,oo
A.semblymen and one Senator-THREE
Legislators for our little county, which
some folks up the river style "a mere po-
tato patch which they could cover with
a pocket handkerchief" For the FIRST
time in history, probably, the ancient and
honorable State Of Lycomiug has "No
VOICE" a. Harrisburg! However, Union
county is no, prOud-Ee are by no means
"fass" people-and We offer our kindess,
bes. efforts to award Father MaDley his
seat at Harrisburg. Pia.t can not reach,
for be is behind Wilson on their ticket.
Any facility, therefore, to aid the man
who has the more votes, will be gratefully
received and cordially eO-Opera,ed With BY
our county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FARM at PUBLIC SALE.

WE, 5,.Sss Ss y5sd re wss a'fs bs: sale sxSh Gs hs
Unicu County, on THrRspAH. l7lh Nov. Dexi,
tie Farm OF the late JAsfs KIIFsH, dec 4.
containing abou, lO6 Acres (aooGl 60 %
which are improved, The remainder ~ good
White OAR Iimher) bounded By lands oi
Abrsm Sypher. George schwartz, David
Ramsey and others. There IS Limestone IN
the soil. Tne Improvements are soof lSo
storey weaIhsr.hosrded Log House, Frame
Barn, and the 0ui-bni!dingS, Spring near ihe
house, and Orchard OF bearing Fees.
Sale to Commence at o'eioeg, 4 NJ, whea
terms will be made known by
WN l. KERFER, stsabsn u, Wv fart
MARTIN XKkfKa, bsG.iss TIs l aseo ca ra
n. e. r.a. E,arutars
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
A Patriarch.

A young friend in Springfield, o., sends
u' the following item, clipped from the
springfield republic Of 1876. Do any Of
our readers know anything Of the locality
and decease of the veteran named!
"VErERANs.-There are 10 the United
States just one hundred soldiers of the
Revolution on the pension list over one
Aundred years Of age. The oldest man on
she l'st is Michael Hale, Of Union county,
fennsylSanis, who Is In ii. ll5sh year"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
"TOO LA7E."-A constitutions

"TOO LA7E."-A constitutional
hesi'ancy and timidity always marred the
good qualities Mcclellan may possess. If
be bull, railroad bridge, he dared not
be in the FIST traia TO pass over it. He
va. too late 10 moving on the maple guns
at Manassas lie vas too late in improving
his advantages a, Yorktown, at Williams
burg. at Fair Oaks, at Malvern Hill, and
a, other times when kearney, Hooker AID
others declared Richm could have been
ours. He vas too late when ordered to
the support of Pope, aud by bis tardiress
We los, the second Bull Run fights. At
Autietau, Burnside and Sumner gained
advantages which Mcclellan was too late
in improving, and Lee escaped, in Oct.
1868, Mcclellan endorsed Wood ward for
Governor of Penn'a, bu, too late to help
him. And 90 Election day be is said TO
have resigned bis commission as Major
General: bu. it was TOO late to save bis
credit in that respect,
This unfortunate ultra Fabian weakness
Of NJ C!ellan, has made him the Mar plO,
of the war He has prolonged the strife
two years-caused the useless sacrifice Of
. hundred Thousand precious lives-aud
wasted q thousand millions of dollars
"Too late" to recall the pss,-but tie
peoples disapproval and the soldiers con-
demuatiou have removed the incubus aud
the delusiOn, and the machinery Of gos.
ernmens may hereafter play more free in
putting down the rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Administrators Notice.

NTHEREAS,l letters of administration upon
w the estate of WM. II. kLECkNER,
deed, late of Bufaloe township, Union Co.
have been granted 10 the subscribers IN Cue
form Of law, notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted 10
said estate. TO make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the SAINT,
will present Them duly authenticated for set
Element. ELIZA KLECKNER, AdnInx
MARTIN J.kLECkNER,Adm r,
who will meet all interested al the late resi-
dence Of the decedent on Tuesday, Nov -,
1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
ID the Orphans Court OF Union county VIII
be exposed 10 public sale al The t'IVitre House
in Lewisburg. on Saturday, Nov. 20, 1864,
! o'clock, p VI, all that cerlain Hail Lot oi
Ground, situate on slh siteei, IN Smith ; addi-
non 10 the Boro' OF LewIsbuTg, bounded en
the north by half same hot, 90 the east by an
aley. on the south by vacant lot, anc on
the west by Seventh street. on which are
erected a two-siorey Brick Dwelling House,
Oulbuildings, &c, late the estate OF R-h.Hun-
ter, decd.
TERMS-so per cent Cash, balance 10 be
paid al December Term Of Court.
John HUNTER, Admir-.
Or, 90 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
AUCTION.

WILL be offered At Poblis Sale on the
w premises Of John Hyier, sr, in Eas,
Buffaloe Up, on TUESDAY, Nov. ~.
, Working Horsesxone Snare with foal,) a
Colts, Cow. a Bull, SoanG Cattle. 4 Hoss,
Rake. PiIchfork', srindsSa', and other Far.
ming Utensils.
Also Z Bedsisads, 3 sets sf Bedding. 3 Ia.
bles. l sea Of Chairs. Cooling Stove -and
other Household Furniture.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'eldck "A N, when
the Terns will be made knownbs
Nuv.l,ise;. FREDERICkAMQTER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
TOWN LOT 4 HOUSE

J,OE sale-silaaied On N,S,h 81, one ssnafe
+ from Marke, ST. Lewishnrs-a ful i.ai.
on which are erected a two-s,orey trek ~
dwelling house asa kiichen,ne Stable, EI1
two. storey frame Weaver shop, Dye aoase, a
Well O. neyerfaiiiss water, and some good
frui, trees. To suit Purchasers. The Lot u sy
be dividei-saap aud DE house On oae SIDE
aad Dwelling ard stable on 'ss elaer. u -
The properly Of hrsI- ASsssAnr, decd. Ee,
suig- oa ,ae premises or 81
lcSi CYRUS BROWN, Ex'eusot
rs. ras saop half is s.Id
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
The Southern Railroad.

The COMMISSIONERS named IN The bill
Incorporating the Counellsvills and South
ern Pennsylvania Railroad Company, met
q, Bedford on the l4,h ult., to open sub
scription books and commence the work
Of organization. Hon. Samuel L. Rus
SELL presided At the meeting, and Five
Millions Two Hundred thousand Dollars
we're subscribed to the capital stock, and
five dollars paid in Oh every subscription.
Such 20 immense subscription msds bona
tic5e, Is it vas, at once secures the early
construction Of this most impostsu. artery
Of trade.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, Auditor. appointed by
the Orphans Couri Of Union county 70
distribute the balance in the hands OF 5 II
Orwig, Esq, Administrator Of Mrs. REBreeA
Dlwsox, deed. will attend 10 the dunes OF
his appointment; at his Office in the borough
Of Levisburg. on Saturday. the lsth cay OF
November. 1864. at 10 o'clock. \ Nj. All
parties interested may attend if they see pro-
per. All. Dill, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
hBUFFALoE HOUSE" for Sale.

THE Trustees OF the University al Lewis
burg, offer for sale the large three
storey house. known as the ByFas,< H-sse.
situated IN LewIsburs. corner OF Secesd and
81. LOUIS Streets opposite the Coosi House.
The entire building Is Of bTick, - feet on
Second ST and IS feet on 81. LOUIS 81, and
finished with all the convenieRees and modern
improvements fer a h-si class Hoiel. The
slabiing, sheds. &c, are ample TO acsonRs-
Cate large business.
Tne above properly Will be disposed Of Al
moderate pfiee and on easy terms For
iariher information, inquire of GLF.MsLIER
Esq, or !. 4. KELLY, General Agent Lewis
burg, Union Co. Pa 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

"PayaLle an Gok2"-As one of the
signs of the times, We notice that two o!
the Banks Of Pennsylvania pay their semi
annual dividends Of four per cent. IN gota.
The New York City Banks are burdened
With Twenty Five Millions in gold. If
our people would all refuse to buy more
foreign goods until the Rebels are down,
the gold spectators would soon tumble,
and prices come reasonable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
ERRN EaR SNle.

r OFTER al Private Sale nv Farm, situate
| IN W mite Deer township. adjoining lands
OF John RaBcs ESQ. Levi Rack. Edwasd
Ranck. :. r. Paving. and Joel Ranek. eoa-
tanning - Acres more or less. |, has
good House. Bank Barn. and ether 0uibuild-
ings About { acres are well Timeered, tAs
remainder under good cultivation
For terms inquire on the premises.
Oct7 rec JOSIAH RANeK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered a, Auction al our Saw
w Mill in White Deer township, Pa. on
FRIDAY, Nov.ll. the following articles:
Bedsteads and Bedding amongst which are
90 good Blankets, Tables, Chairs, Dishes
Cook Stove, template Stove and Pipe. and
other Household articles. Also Wheeibar-
row, 9 O1yokes, lot Log and other CHAINS
Bellows, Wise, and other Blacksmilh's Tools,
OK Frame for shoeins Caltle, together with
a variety of unenumerated articles.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock OF said Cay
when Terms will be made known by
Nov.2ls64, &c. MCCLURE & co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Very easily tried.

A method Of reducing the intense
headache experienced BY fever patients,
has been pointed out BY NJ. Guyon. l,
consists simply in pressure extended over
the insegument covering the temporal ar
teries. Il Was discovered quite scciden.
tally, in feeling the temples rather than
tho wrists, in order to ascertain the fire.
queucy of the pulse. While the phJsi.
clan compressed the vessel the patient ex-
clsimed, "How you relieve me" and
thus indicated the rssul. produced BY di.
miuishing the supply Of blood to the sur.
face Of the crapium.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Lime! Lime!

CONTINTfb>to r.niths old, well known
Limekin Of Eeo-PMlller, E.q.. in Kelly
township. on the Rser road between Milton
and Lewisburg, and oSer the best article OF
Lime al
8 cents per bushel, orS when sold by
the thousand bushels or more.
JOHN RICHART
Kelly, Nov. 9, 1854 Pd4w
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

Union Soldiers in Fishing Creek Con.
federacy-50 maj. fox Lincoln.
Soldiers st Washington give Lincoln
ll40 maj
Maryland soldiers-2007 l., % NC.
Nashville, Tenn, 1892 maj. for "Abe
& Audy."
.........In short, "the Old Commander"
the earnes, Soldiers want is evidently no
other than "FArHER ABRAHAM"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
1916 1855

We gain 800 in Philadelphia, 1000 in
Allegheny, 400 in Lancaster, 500 in
Chester, 800 in Dauphin, and small gains
IN Center, Clinton, Lycoming, Northum-
berland, and several other counties.
Mcclellan gains 500 ik York, 200 in
Westmcreland, asd smaller gains in 3 few
counties
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
LeWisburg Bank.

THE Annual Election for Directors for the
ensuing year will be held al the Bans-
ing House on Monday the 2lst day CT Nov.
next. between the hours Of A n and VI.
And the Annual Meeting Of the Siockhold-
ers Of this Bank will be held al the Banking
House on Tuesday the Isl day Of Nov. next,
al 10 o'clock, 4 VI. DAVID REBER.
Isvisburg. Oct 10, 1854 Cashier
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
House and Lot fN Sale,

CITUATED on South Third street. "A
- Levisburs. formerly occupied by".
Jesse II. Wagner. Ii IS half ioi. having
on il good brick Dwelling Hss>e, Sable
and Wagon Shed. and some Fruit. For
Terms. address HENRY WATTS. North'd
p. o.. or call os JOSEPH MEIXEI., Lewis
burg. fu5S
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Public Sale of REAL ESTATE.

T WILL offer al Public Sale on The premises
on FRIDAY. the s5ih Gay 81 Novemher.
1864, a irast of land situate inl"esi Bufa!oe
township. Union county, adjoining lands OF
James Cornelius John HARRISON il In Miller,
Francis Judon, and o.hers. Containing -
Acres more or less, all cleared but about
acres. acres oi which are good Meadow
The improvements are log Dwelling house.
Barn, Shop, and oiher outbuildinss, well OF
good Water near ias house, also spr!ns OF
Mineral Water Known as the SALT "oRKs.
and also on said premises bearing Orchard
Upon the whole. said properly is desirable as
q healthy country RESIDENCE. Sale to com.
mence al eleven o'clock in the forenoon of
said tay. when terms will be made known BY
GF. MILLER. Attorney
o.. Is rss4. f,- th. Heir, cf RESJ JUI.oS. deed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER al private sale the Farm SpeA
which reside, IN W hite Deer Iownshap.
Il contains o. Acres more or less, cleared
and in a good slaIe OF cuItivaiion-s good
House, Bank Barn, Outbuidings, good water.
ani an Orchard. Persons wishing 10 see II
may call on ne.
Al.o !5 Acres of fWOODBAND near The
above tract DANIEL EkNNA6E
White Deer Tp, Sept. 90, 1864 v5pS