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NrofOsmarfAals &Sffice,
3. 0iltrttt BON MQrnlanN.
paitimOre. o. Sunni 18sA.

Baltimore, %. Suni 1864.
Gire ausbee ing suf MufIIuae Der Quptas ber sfrI6ie.
tentn Subrifritt, trirb Gamaae. Den u.s. u : Wpntoa eer
II. B. VI III unIerm 9auptquartier, So. % 5putrapfr.,
%fattinten. Die S, 9. IL, IL, II, 13 unb Ia gBare rerten am
.25 81. uub be 10, l6, 17,1S, 10 uab 20 am aRpntae, bts
II b. ". ejpFen.
Tie @ramln 'tiOn ter Gescseren sesinnt QienRas. ZEN %.
) vi. unp wirb jefen 31I f~prtaeiebt, bis pie lan3s 2atl Der
GeSpQsrsn inter 1utt III. Gle Examination Sfunben fFb
ron ubr 1lrr8ene bis 3 llbr 3odmttags. Die @~eSr0enen
mullen fb ecl 0sretten trfrrt 9 bfttt IIea Su ftnsu, pSer Al
tie fpnt ptr'Snltb iur rem Dtenft ~feasebalt n mel, en.1 Die
Belt um Subff tuttn Su felen crer u tesabtena fam nidt
~ ttir d~usgeeebnt neroen, ais bis ju Fem Idae, pelner in
Der W9tti G~n5e9sben 1T r
9eppplb 8Iumenber
prrfcBnaritdu bee 8. Dtfrttts unb @raGte7!
lHrSWpl hes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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&elegrapbtfd)e SgaeDrtcDte1t.
g~'eriGtsf FIR ben Baltimore. gDeder.
50 &QnarsB orr go. 4faatGa.
M oibinatpn. 25. sSur

Baibingtpn, %. SUM.
II Senat. tMsr. Sale bradte cine Sill Elm,
Den act SIT amenoirr, pelder Die Grabe Der
Wtarinerifi5iere beItimmts pie Bill fit Gerbeie<
rllng Der Sdifffabrt paiiirte. Gbenlo Die Sill
fir per9r6Berte 2eidtistejt bel Grridtun9 elmer
Selegrapbenz Serbinoung i'm @eiten.
Serta9ua9 bis 9lbeups Z u6r, IN.
9An&. Sine 8il paiirte, Die 6unOuraS
8ap uno 6usets SennO AgricHltnr Comp, be-
t~refeno,l e!4 a9eiis rq.an - ~
.isSn bent 5trelte nm ben Sit beS 3. 9iTtr.
pon gtilOuri plrne ST @uniten SCOTS eats
idieoen.i ssse 4.sfrrT : No. ~ s
Batifcz@ iienbabnbil ipurbe aufgeruten,
bann fin cine brittle 2eiun9 auf Die Safel 9elest.
9tahs einer lan9en 9ebatte iiber Die 8iu, e>
llef' arlegsbafen in Gairo betreiicno, perta9te
fib ba5 6aus. ss.8 4 r4r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
Ser. at. sJunere @infiinftesr
2meiter Ni1trift npn Mdrnfon0.

&fItFsrs Office, So So .. galttmpe Ctr
Baltimore. WPp, ben 5. stunt 1864.
Die 8eifeuerunasl fen ptees OifriftS, melbsr rie craen
leben @Sarte bon Baltimore umfest, Iiegen lest sur Ginfi@i
often unb srdr Ills gum %. b so. 9h
NppenattUnen prn gerfDptu, wet6etrrtblmli rber uase-
ieH d. beiteuert mIrrer, wereen BITS sum Is. b. GR. ~enise3er-
9encrnraen. & 3Gt ffrat4 flS ~
AGe U, psnatiCnen rtufen i4riflt8 eef&eten unb sfrar
NIT 0pler Nngdte Der 1runte. sTi94 -
Mls yer rnen,- Die -itt ~@tntpnmen tire Carriages unt
Sisersei irr nr6 nt6t o~r1esebsn tabea. mu1en 6ise Scr
ceri 20. 81. nod ttun. 9 ssletdet mdAen and Nae bic,
Gle elmer Sicens becutfen, tpfrrt Qppi,fdtirn MAIDEN, tntem
Ioat i'm interchangeable bic %tetrefenpe Sttale a~ufstIest
pjre. ,s. n Hi*S $50 idat rN
s. -. WebRer, ss
(6junintufa-2Sl "a s&G:GCr, 2. Iifr. ppn Marplant.
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BON een. snnters eomn,anso.

@oibi ngtpn, IS. Sum-. 9aS ariegsbe>
parchment bat Nadridten pom Gen. Sumter err
balter, Dab leine Wiiion poIlltdnpi9 ausgeflbrt
lei. Die Gtienbabnen ppu Stapntcu, 2pndburg
uuo @Oroonsp lie, ioipie Der nidtt9lte Sbeil Oe5
Seanses 0iiper Canals ieien .%5erIt6rt. Gbenio
bat er ben 8ebelen 9rOBe &erlulte an 6abriten,
@IItern, Gieb &c. S%ugefjgt. Die 0ienite, tpelde
piefeS nnionSsGpnmanop 9eleiitet bal, iinp ni6t
9enug anSuerfennen. -s
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STIR Npnfrnffprrn.

8erfieeeIte Nneebpte werben auf Der Wtasurs.
Office bur1 oas 8au-@ pptte teS Stat tarrnentauIes bis 1rei.
tag. ben 80. stunt ;. ST. Mlittags l. nbr, ehtse eeneenpnrae
UNI BITE ~n1ttieen Mu sraEan9en fir S6uppen, als kbinsn.
tduier, &uden II f. 10. su b~eipreeh. welde In Q. ~rbtnbunq
nit benz ~ffebeneeu Gebdute errt6tet tereen folen. DaS
8au+Grnnite betdi lts tds @ett Sor. einea Cter d1e Nnee
brte surudS tnreiRn. Der pretS nirb mad Ter garb be3ablt
Der Grhtraft ptnb lem beffea unbr ~biligteu arbieter. her
Serantwcrtlib eaflr q, su8eprCden Sepe meitere 3nfr-
n,at;rn fam auf @erlaneeny BET -rhn 80. 9c9, Arditett uni
Sup ~rintenaent, nuf Der Sffes Der Gttp 9a4, eptaeeenSm1nen
mereen, ~ ~ sN H-sHti1 - TtlS
Nuf gefrG4 Spbt CT SANS; SER.
III. IA .gr. mi f. & 11h1r G
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0iotbritbt fir Wcscocnc-
@rpfCbmarf 9aGs. Office Q Gtir.crn

YrpfcBmar I6alS. Ftte 2 Gtftr:prn No, hIonh.
8dlttmrr5, Wse, 81 Sunni 1874
Die Examination efrten' gen. pelAe sWr aG6uuuns Set
ZEN %. Stunt D. 5 tn uni rS Saupta Iart,er' Nc. 4 SIS,
GretfIits. spt6en 3 llbr @rrm. Mne 5 ubr Qadm, fSSea
Sag, bis rte tnIerfabune Eserfet IN.
Ge;O9ene. mufen ftp pCr5sreiten, fpfprt SnFattuten al
fs snO.er in ~besatlen, usseuCranien, ween ie pbpfib Mat
untluelta Nno Wtitfarrienit gu hun, De 3tit Htrb MIDI
tret er daa9epebnt, ale = s gu eer cage, ctr in ben ~einselaen
gptis ea ~aageseben H.. ..iit- ~
Tpbert sat bcdtt,
Yrpfrbaari6a unt @r6fpeut bs @inrcutrunas.
(SMpDtl bparns i'm D. TiHr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27

mar. Gs bat ii6 ieoa6 eine GnaliIaticn aes
biloes lnO Die @clHafte 9eben mieOer ibren qes
nDbnlt6en Sang. Gs treten 3 Expeditions
Uttg ieper BON Ober=Ganaoa in paS Winiltes
rum. @an nennt bic Serren 8rpmn unb
DtOpat; Der aemtermediel piro ieou6 ni6t
e6er, al5 na6 Der @~ertasung Der 2eeislatur
ltattllinpen, Der man bis Mitt1pph, Den 20.
Stunt, ent9e9enliebt. Sine CONFEDERATION al
Ter Prppin5en miro in 8Oridlag 9ebra4t uup
Canada ipa in 3. Staoten ab9etbeilt peroeu,
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Son Vrppifencc.

8rOpiOence, Ct. S., "a. SUM-. 6eute
Trilb perbrannte bic Silper Spring 8attnpolz
LEM pinneret. geriuit al @ebdupen uneWta>
ihinerien $4,000; oaopn uer1idert $50, 900
gerluit on Baaren $4,000, Der Ourd feline
Berltherulg 9eoedt 1T. ~ lla
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
Spn Cairo.

6 al 0, %. SUM-. Ser am II, D. 81.
pOn Nem=O orleans absegangeae0 umpfer u9bul"
1T eingetrOfen. 0as franS6iiiGe SriegsiAtf
pSiidal" 1T a%n9etpmmen ualp bat Der Staot
Stem : Orleans ~9e9eniiber 9tnter 9eworfen. IS
+lOit ben r8impbtpn" alb, Der bereitS ab9efaRren
lit. rsIaG laa 44V84nAYef r. tMe.'
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SC ptia 4.

Der geftrise Sturm beladoigte ben Sele9ras
pben beoeuteno, 10 oaB pOn ben peri6ieoenen
Qinien nun cine ein5ige arbeitete. Sic Terbinz
bung nit Der 9lrmee, iopie Die Galtern Shore
9inie 1paren e%benfallS unterbro6en.
tEanlrr n. Ser &%epprter.
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2.ntunft Scs Scmsfers ogfrieo.t

y itpn, "a. SUM. Ser Sampler rNfri-
ca" 1T beute frIb pm 6alifar angefommen. Sic
mit9ebra6ten 9leui9feiten lino p~ublicirt.
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Observation-Disclosures
Sin

Baltimore. Rb, %. Stunt 1864.
Sn 8ent6BNett elmer Applitattpn miro btermtt Na&rt6t
ee9eben, RAP Der @itp Gcnn iTiipner unp g rme6er am Drn-
ner'tag, ten 9 Stunt b. S 10 utr Bora tttass. an Ort unb
{ tel triAeinen frerten, UNI pie Qinien BON ~. SaGp's Got,
Srietts ppn Gretsritry apti6en 5renG unb $ Ienfr. tefau-
itenen. Spb m tx r tT0
ia. rnp. Isl 4m) GIert res Gttn q nm nal RI o,sra
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
00,t Canada.

MO ntreal, "a. SUM-. Dian idwebte
ludbreno Der porisen Dode gu Quebec in elmer
arilS, hell buS Wtintterium nit elmer
| Wtufpritdt oCl 2 Stimnren get64assn tpurcen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
gpanisil ls,,o Ncrsr.

STEM Tort IS. Stunt, Ser Momiral,
weIGer Den. 9egenmdrti9en Spmmanpanten oes
ipdniiGen Gei6naoer8 an Der &iite ppn 8eru
.erleBen fol-, lit in unierer Stapt a~ngetOmmen
unO befinoet ijd ouf Dem @e9e mad ieineut
COMMANDO. Seine 0ienltanpeiiungen io!.
len BON frienlidem Gbarafter fem unn er
ielbit mibbia Ct Die 8elibnubme Der @binda
.Snieln.
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0eneifcs Dpr Geu. 0rant.
Der ilebcrfan bes sipcitem GUrps. @d,pere sSers
life nuf unlcrev @cife.
Gie G.;lenbabn in mnlersm SefIe.


tas SSic Giienbabn In UnierSm SeiIe.
Boibin ton 25. SUM-. Gin Brief aus
BEN .9aaptquartier pom %. SUM- iast
Ser an9riif mlf oas SUeite Corps lief better
ob, ais nan anfangs permutbet bate. 9as
6. Corps lpurbe BON 6ils 9euten 10 ~unerpartet
an9e9rifeu, oab baffclbe in 8eripirrung tam
-uno Die 2eute IN bas &ieb6l5 liefen. Sci Oieier
Geleaen6eit ipurOen al tauieno damn gefans
gen 9enommen; ferner %perlOren mir 1900
8pote lno GerwunOete. @
I'm s nbr erpberte baS 2, Corps baS perlOz
rene &erruin trieber, '.s4 5s!t1s
% 8ir batten bel Oieier gttion faft gar feline
&erluite, Oo Der 5eino gu bod idpB. @ol. 8lopsz
bale pom IL. DIAL. 9tegt. muroe i'm Gefe6te
eri6ofen. 4saia GAIL sza s.l-. .5
2os G, Corps 500 ge9en Die Giienbubn, trieb
ben Semi, Der ie pedte, Suriid uno ~5erit6rte iie.
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Sers6rmt,s Ser Giifesbabn sruiidses, g1ia)1npns III,
at Qj4G ST @pndDbIrS.

8 oibin9ton %. SUM-. Sine 9epei6e
pOn Sen. Grants I5auptquartier iu9t, ooBGi6=
monber aeituneen pom selteru beridtet, baB
cine 9lbtbeilun9 pom 8iipn8 Gapalerje, nad=
benz fe Die 4etersbur9zg @Giienbabn ser=
it6rt, eegen Die iiiolide 8asn, weI6e 8eters=
burg nit 2pnhburg oerbinpet, 9eso9en lei uno
bieIelbe cbenfaIs SerIt6rt babe.
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MeneS Mrranaemcnt.
xsssszs;RIsl Baltimore gatcnS,
uiDes uuS GQicOtts
as Mama NNiynnier NiScuhchn

sn une mad Tsntae ben Q Wak1se4. rsrbeu tt, ears
ibt Stanee pen 6 rnr Npr,ens ttA9 uts Wbenrs tasIih
5rnntaBe etnse fHlpFsn, I1uf n. ~
gaRis'tre fur 70 uteUtts. Dfigs per dHen Baltimore tisItH,
,, a unb 6 lltr Ndbn.
y0n Gutectts yiils surn6 nod Baltimore nm s unb 10
lHrs Wnrtt unp I'm 2 4 8 uuh 8 lltr HGnrk
GtVrTssRbehetpe uun @oSttmrseHrN na8 tmutTpf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ocrlanot.

WWUWHeCtV= NTECUG UEEtNIIyt.
7t- Isfo r9e 8tiess & Department gapaneries 8urtau.
,#-g4 SfGce ces Gttef Qaartt r~meifers,
fau ~4sle1ignr 4 g6nlbiuBtcn, D g.. is. @iat 1854.
9reitoulenb 5000 8feree Oerlanst,
&inbunrert mnS fiininnSlecb;iS 1861 Dollars
per &ppi miro b; ltlt fur aae sor
z NnUnlcrie.N fcroc, 81
1refGe tnne'hatb . r nG3ueR 80 Gage in ben Ofeeierpnss.
t61en in 6ieSbpre. D. g., abg ~sltefsrt werben. 4a
SelJ, tie Yierne muIsn In ieber 8e3tehune retlerfret. ntht
peniser ais 5 unb ntAt mebr ds,9 5abr alt Is BIS is Sanp
bod, Soi I'm Sletfh. crmpatf setant un6 an BEN 3auna 0es
mTbnt fem urb fir @nUauerteptenf lau9fth in. er l
1iee Specififatipn n ptrSen fritt Der udn6tiet nnb elm
getattsn. ss9 $3.50 SfGff gf
%ssahluns srfutst tei atliekrunS srn Teben ~ Ober nebr
9feracu.5 ~, 's9&
"3Ni 8 m e8 NJ. Gftn, e
27mailYVtl Sberf1. are Chef 8 M. GapaIrp Bursdu.
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Gtaat MarDfanSs
J @eneraI : Mpiutdhts Office,
Sen. Sduptquartisg annapolis, Is. Same 1864
tqseRerat Grere no. 1s,)

Bur prOprrttrneae n Quota her benen G saHties bts
tse StdateS fir sis 100 SaaS Qeute. me 6s bird e'nea Auf-
run oes @puperneurS BAN IA. uai perlanet murrer, TT up6,
na9pea'. ttf .brn ben usrfbieteneu Gpunttea eefen ZEN JIet-
pS0tetn ben betre ~fencen GDuntfes gun eft1riebeu prrefH
tnb, tcn len rerfdterfnen WahIoftrifteu fcl enfe u sabl AZ
Relen nslde bur6 .tt tnrs aue bobsn peresn nitro M
2te Stebnag be limit ilrl lie 9pun les i'm 6auptanartieT
IN baltimore am Wlrutds rem 27. Stunt unc 5rstrtGtae pMt
ben 6eurttes eSer irsenb e'nern 80 b~lttfritts n raen Bic ia.
bin nod anDtnrntmen unb ~benfel6sn gut effGrtebeu ssrbeR.
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,Sn1terc0.

S~5mrnlThc angsSriTru. Serfd,ieeene g~serfad1c, rl,,e
iCre &inie ;nricf ;mrrdngen. Sic Jiebeucn init id)tpcs
e., rein @erIIt suritcscfd,Iasen.
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Oerlols0t ullO 0e(uo6t.

Geim6t: oS Stsp sf sss.Is sa, Y issss Iina, trs %slt b .i ma;
YIiesttamiiie IS yea @Onas. Nateres in Ger Uefer Office.
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Dtfr. l unb ...........12 Diff. 4.....,...... 0
z''.:.:..:.....0 3 une 8.... ...... 9
uib 10.........13 nm 9. 7
4 Die rbiee Gintbeilans Der Dtfritt tit asm66 BEN l turOni.
rune etiiten Ter @puniiee.
AIf BefetI tes @ouperneuss
Spbu g. Berrt,
tlH1zo ~ @entrll.N ttltGntS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
UNION MEETINGS.

The Union County Committee ask
the Member for the proper district to
make arrangements for Union evening
meetings, as follows
Tues. Sept. 2I-Hightown:
Bound, Shorkley, C.Merrll, G.B.Mller
Wed. Sept. 2S-Winfeld Furnace:
G.Merril, Shorkley, Bound, G.B.Miller
Thur. Sep. 29-kautman's, W.Huf.;
Rev Bucher, e Merrill, Orwig, q. .H Miller
Sat. Oct. 1-Farmersville;
Shriner and Aiken
Mon. Oct. :}-Orwig's S.H., Lewis:
sH.Orwig, Z Merrill, G.B.MilIer
Tues. Oct. 4-Laurelton
SH.Orwig, C.Merrill, G,B.Miler
Wed. Oct. 5-Wh. Deer Furnace
Geo.F.Miller and Wordeu
Thur. Oct. 6-Spotts' S.H., Kelly:
Marshall, Rudenbaush, G.Merrill
Friday, Oct. Z,
Mass Meeting in Lewisburg.
Saturday, Oct. s.;
Forest Hiii--Vangezer.P Porter ,G.BMiller
N.Coiumbia-G.F.M Miller, ,Orwig, c. Merrill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Aiken
Monday, Oct. 10:
Lewisburg-t;eo F. Miller and CMerrill
Red Bank S.H.-Shriner and Aiken.
At other points also, meetings will
be arranged. All arc invited to hear
for themselves.
JOHN b. LINN, Chm Com
JAMES HAYES, Sec'y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Pennsylvania, Free Again F!

The Rebel horde which burned their
homes over the heads of 1000 men, wo-
men and children in Cham bersburg, and
for two months has threatened ire and
death along our borders, is broken up,
and with them is the last in0a,ion of
Psnnsylcania, if her voters arc true to
themselves. Gen. Sheridan did not com.
PROMISE, or propose an "armis:ice" with
the perjured traitors whose hands are red
With our brothers blood and whose hair
yet smells with the smoke of once happy
homes! Regardless of the Chicago plat
form aud its craven defenders, he struck
the gray-backed criminals deserved blows,
and the weary remnant Of the invaders of
our soil are fleeing to Richmond for safety !!
Atlanta ours, and Southern Peun'a free,
nov will come the preparation for another
move upon Richmond. The Soldiers look
to the Voters at home-and the Voters
look to the Soldiers in the fieid-to strike
heavy, harmonious blows at the enemy,
front and rear!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

D8-After dis sfranchiziug the Soldiers,
trying 10 prevent the restoration to them
of the right to vote, abusing them in the
worst terms the English language affords,
and refusing to vote them pay and addi-
tional men, there are Copperhesds to be
found mean enough to coax and lie to
persuade SOLDIERS TO VOTE FOR THAT
pARTy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Union Meeting at Williamsport.

WILLIAMSBURG, Sept %, 1864.
There was a glorious Union meeting
here last evening. The Court House was
crammed. Judge Armstrong presided.
Chsrles II. Shiiuer, Union candidate for
Senator, spoke for two hours, and was
greeted With most enthusiastic applause.
lie made one of the most convincing
speeches ever made here, and the meeting
was one of the most enthusiastic ever
beld in Williamsport Several other
speakers followed, and meeting adjourned
With cheers for Shriner aud the Union.
f. w. C..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

-Four years ago, four men, each
over so years of sge, in Lewisburg, North
Ward, we're drawn to the polls to vote for
Lincoln. The last of the four, Mr.. Yost,
was buried Tuesday of last week. He
voted for Jefferson, in Berks county, in
1893, and retained bis republican princi-
pies to the last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
The Campaign in Lyc0ming.

Large and inspiring meetings, addressed
BY Maj. Sbriner and others, have been
held in Muucy, Williansport, Jersey Shore
and Nippenose. With the Soldiers help,
our friends carried the county in 1851
hone to do abeut as we'll 10 '64. -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
AUDITORS NOpICE.

\ ATOTlCE isNhereby given Jthat the under
" signed has been appointed Auditor, by
the Orphans Court of Un,on county, TO make
distribution of ths. balance IN the hands Of
James +. Linn, Esq -Execuror of ALEXANDER
GH.HAN, deceased, anaShat he will meet the
parties interested, yihe HGice OF a. II. Dill,
Esq, in Lewisbu-s, en- Wednesday, the End
day of November, 1864, TO attend 10 the
duties of his appointment
I A. SWINEFORD, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

BHrThs proposed Northumberland Co.
Fair, at Milton. is postponed for this
year. That at Lewisburg is quite as con-
venient for very many, aud will probably
be largely attended.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
--latest News

Rebel Pirates on Lake Erie.-On the
10Th inst. the "Island Queen" and the
"Parson," were captured near Boris Island
Ga board we're so or 40 Rebel prisoners,
who were released. One vessel was sunk,
and the other took the pirates to the
Canada shore when it was burned. Thus
do Rebels rob and burn on every hand.
SATURDAY, Sept. "a.
Sheridan's losses in the last great battle
we're small. as everything was harmoni-
ously planned and carried out. We have
5000 Rebel prisoners at Winchester.
To satisfy the personal pressure against
him 90 the part of certain friends of the
Administration, Montgomery Blair, Post
Master General, rendered his resignation,
which President Lincoln accepted. The
correspondence shows entire personal con-
fdence and friendship between the two.
Gov. Dennisou, of Ohio, it is understood
will be appointed in place Of Mr.. Blair.
Gold, in New York, after the boards on
Saturday ,umbled down to So, notwith-
standing heavy sacrifices of Cops and
spectators to keep it up.
Monday morning-Gold Sl9S in Phil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
TAKEN Up,

ON the premises Of theTspbscriter about
~ the slirins', TWO EEiFERS and ONE
STEER, each about eo years old. Tn"
steer Is ligh, dsa; one hcife. is mostly
white. and has be PG. withou, ciapper-
The other IS red with white hind legs and
flanks. The oyher is requested TO prove
property, pay charges, and take them away,
or they will be disposed of according 20 law.
WM. WGLFiSGER
Kelly Tp, Sept. % 1854 pd3w
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

D~M.j Shriner spends time in Snyder
county, this week. The abuse heaped
upon him by the Argus and the Times is
having its natural effect, and "the Major"
will "aank" .ths Judge" occasionally.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

w HEREAS, letters o. 4 a.im nistraiien upor
w the estate of ELIJAh GUYER. deed,
late of White Deer township, Union Co.,
have been granted to the subscriber, in due
form Of law, noIic. Is hereby given to all per.
sons knowing themselves TO be indebted to
said estate. to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the sam. I,
will present Them duly authenticated for set
,!ement. JOHN GUYER, Admir-,
or his At'y, J. NJ. u. RAHsk
July 2s, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

~Among the mournful, irretrievable
losses at Chambersburg, were the most
precious household memorials, and family
treasures hundreds of years old. The
Penn'a Bible Society has made donation,
to every household there burnt out, Of q
fine Family Bible-a very thoughtful,
acceptable present-in itself valuable, and
destined to bear down to other generations
the memory Of one Of the blackest acts Of
history.
The Repository states that it was the
Rebel design to fire the town in the night
"a time when scores and perhaps hun.
dreds Of persons must have been burned
alive, SO quick and universal was the deed
executed.
Gen. Sherman gives the Atlanta people
a fortnight to remove all their effects, as
be needs the place for military use. This
the Rebels pronounce unheard of cruelty
See what they did to Chambersburg with
out any intention to hold it, much less to
make any use of it for pure military pur-
poses they burned everything they could
on FIVE minutes notice, forbiddiDg their
taking away even babes change of
clothing or Family Bible.
Yet We find persons who excuse or pal.
late the Rebels course in Chambersburg,
by charges Of similar outrages Of Union
soldiers-charges, wholly false, or greatly
perverted and exaggerated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Our CONGRESSMAN,

One Of the leading qualities of Geo. f.
Miller, the Union candidate for Congress,
is bis untiring industry. Men arc fre.
quently sent to Congress who are too lazy
to attend to the business which is incum.
bent upon members of that body, aud
spend their time in idleness and dissipa-
ton. This would not be the case with
Geo. +. Miller, who has been trained by a
life Of industry and application. 10 Con-
gress, he would be distinguished as hard
working member, always at bis post, atteu-
tive to every question that would come
before the House, ready at any moment
to attend to the interests of his constitu-
ents, and working earnestly at the busi-
ness that would come before the commit
tees to which he would be attached. With
q great amount of experience in the law,
be would be vigilant, earnest, and until
ring legislator Gazette.
George F. Miller, of Union county, is
the standard bearer for Congress in this
District. We are pleased to know that
We are not to have an agent Of the South
ern Confederacy to represent Us in the
next Congress Mr.. Miller is an honest,
capable, and highly efficient man for the
position, and will be elected by handsome
majority. The Copperheads are quite dis
appointed that we should not have nomi-
mated the candidate from Juniata county,
hoping thereby to re.elect their man Nil.
Ter from Harrisburg. That game is up
With them, however, and they say there
is no chance to elect their man, which is
correct. IMkonian.
From the Snyder County Tribune, Mdileburg, Sep o.
The nomination is an excellent one, and
gives general satisfaction in this section.
Squire George will be our next Congress
man. We congratulate our friends on the
prospect Of having our district represented
as in days of yore, and not so sadly mis-
as it has been Cor the last two
years. Speaking Of the candidates, the
Sunbury american says:
"The contest now will be George F. Miller
Of Union against VIM II miller of Dauphin-
or, in other words, the race will he between
Northern George and Southern Billy The
Sccesh colt, tho more rampant and frolick-
some than the Northern drausht horse. has
less bottom and endurance, and must labor
encumbered as he will be with
the heavy harness and dead weight imposed
by the Chicago Platform"
Can any one doubt the result? George
F. Miller is stsunch Union man, who has
never swervcd from the path of duty, who
bas ever faithfully supported the National
in its struggle with the
Rebellion, and who will be
10 honor and credit to bis constituents.
All hail, Northern George!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27

Messrs. Slifer, Sleuker, and Moore, Com
missioners Of the Sinking Fund, report,
22d Sept, the cancellation of S26S, ,569. so
Of the public debt of Pennsylvania.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-27
Tuesday Mornings News.

The unconditional surrender Of Mobihs
to the Union gnnboots, is reported, and is
probably correct.
Gold 10 NY. and rbilad. Sl.S7