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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Saturday, Sept. II, 1864,

al the RIviere House. IN The Dor, ugh of Lev.
lsoaTg, county # Union, a! 10 0 o'clock, A. u.
4 cerain Lot # GIouui, situate in ,ha
borough Of Har,leton ant c my afaresaid,
bounded on the esSt by Tg--e 7. al leading
fruu. prwis's mill . Ear: cog, "a The south
D., the tasnqIse. OL the --sI y Widow bu-
cas-. ari on me no-h uy az alley, containing
o ie-Fo1rlh of an Acre, more or tess. where-
oa are erected twJ-storey irane DVeliing
House, frame Barn, Wood House, a Well
with pump, All oiaer Oui5ai ldings, ith the
ap7ur:eaanc-s, &c.
N. . Also, d certain trae, of CnimProv-
ed T n5er Land, situate part IN Hartley
township. UrIoa Co, and pari IN Haines
township, C-aire Co, bouuted on the east BY
lands Of David Srlzer. oniihe south by Pad
dv's mountain, % the wssi ~ land Of Gr.
Vauelta. sad On the north BY and Of Thom.
a. ArIaajage, coa-ainIps Three Hundred and
Twsniy-Five Acres. mEe CT .ess, with the aP-
puren.Gces, DC. ~
Ne. 3--Al>o, a certain 10: or tract o, Land,
situate n Hartley tnxn,Eip, and cec-ty of
Union. bounded on The east " land Il Henry
Ka,herrlan, OF the north BY land of V-b.
Lincoln OF the vest by land d Elias Orwis
and others, and On the south by lard II jno.
F.Kstherman. containing Tsenir>F ruE Acres,
more or less, wEa the apprT;ena5Ses &C.
W. f--iIso, a certain lot Of GrS1nd, situ-
ate in Harley township, and county Of UR-
ion, bonded east by land Of Daniel Kaiher-
man. 4 r,h hr land of r. V. b. Lincoln. west
by land Of Henry Kaihernan, and en- The
south bT iani OF Iohn T. kaihermsn. col sla.n-
ing Fiye Acres, more or less, wIih the a af1s
Ieuances, &c. :
As the property of Srrl,ie! Haaps.
LF.ALBRIGHT. Sheriff.
shsriT's Office, LewisbuTg, Aug. %, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FDg VICE PRESIDENT.
Andrew .DOll % on.
State Representative Ticket.

The nomiu alton of q ERvIs B. MANLEY,
Of Jersey Shore, for the House of Repre-
sentaiives in the General Assembly Of our
State, completes that ticket for our district
As there is 20 opposition, in on. ranks, to
either of the three gentlemen nominated
10 .he respective counties, it is uunecessa-
~ to have Conference before putting up
their names.
Mr.. Mauley is plain, afable, iutelli-
gent citizen, pas, middle age, for many
years promReu, 10 the business circles of
Lyconing county. At the outbreak Of
the Rebellion be residing 10 Richmond,
from whence bis devotion to the flag of
our fathers expelled him with the loss Of
what property be possessed. A Wing Of
oiden time-a Republican Of to day-bis
personal knowledge of and sufierings from
the Slave Arisiocracy in lnsurrection,
nay insure him as a Unionis, Of the right
stamp, aud as far as We know every way
competent.
ORwIG, ALLEMAS, aud MANLEY That
Is the THO for the first contest 10 our new
districs Let Us make it Q sure, . tri-
umphant ticket.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

were flying abou. aud rOos;ing on empty
heads. We received DO reports signed
"Ofieial," as Corp. Gellinger says. The
graud charge failed. Nearly ell Of Sun
day was consumed BY the obsIiuacy of
Gen Lee in refusing to accept our flag Of
truce to bury the dead. This was doubt
less in retaliation for employing negro
troops.
Nevertheless, the universal Yankee won't
be disbeartened the work Of digging gig
zags, &c, still goes on. The troops are
in 6ue spirit-. The supplies from the
Sanitary Commission aud the liberal
number of onions issued by the Comm is.
.ary preserve all iu q strong aad hearty
condition.
Everything behind the brcss'works
lzlas to make our line look like one long
regular camp. Shelter tents are up, hunks
made, and 10 the rear Of our regiment is
aHell Of good water, with good Old
fashioned sweep. Reading, writing letters,
talking, aud cooking, occupy the time.
A few weeks since rebel battery hav.
ing direct range on our street sent US
morning aud evening salute; We replied
with q low bow Of the head, thus avoiding
aDy collision or injured feelings. Since
the shelliOg they 10 longer give sa!u,es.
Capt Evans, who has been uDwell, is
cow fss, improving. TIE war seems to
have healthy effect on our veteran SOL
dier, Geo. Reichley, who, though As years
Of age, is as strong and lively IS the
youngest. Billie Shields, Serg Major, is
now iu the Division hospital, sick, but is
fa.. recovering.
Company L has now sergean's, S
corporals, l drummer and l. men for
duty; sergeant snd 3 men on "eK,ra"
duty, and , on daily" duty.
Sometimes, cs a curiosity, we get that
ar-goosc (-irgus) and after counting up
the numerous extracts We have hearty
laugh a, the good sense O of the Oriymal
matter. I'm very sorry to see that the
original is so very poor, and the ssnti-
men,. scarcely worth the paper they are
priRed on-a good deal like the Rebel
currency. Would it not look better for
the editor, thereof to have q grain of re.
spect for the country that nourishes them,
even if that grain was as small as mus
tard seed, aoi not use the term "Confed-
erate' quite SO much
FRANK P. LEFEvRE,
Co. f, l421P V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Harrisburg Correspondence.
MONDAY, Aug. %.

EAoNbaA3 mug ss'
Mndgy norning-At,ended the Dau-
phin county court. JOHN J. PEARSON, 4,
the President Judge, has no superior in
true pOpularity-thas is, profound conf
dence in bis integrity, suasity, and ability
among all classes and parties wherever
known. Judge WOODS would, perhaps,
have given the tagging jurors and consta-
bles Especially Of Harrisburg) . pretty
strong hint to be more puncsual: other
wise, Judge PearsOn's court is model.
The charge to the Grand Jury occupied
al hour, and embraced most of the crimes
usually tried in our courts, Harrisburg
furnishing q full share aud considerably
over, as usual and also suggested several
matters ofpubIic interes. not included 10 the
District Attorneys brief. The Judge eau
toned particularly against obssruesing the
Government in prosecuting the draft and
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

probably it will be Union man in favor
of giving Secession its wsy-just as Jon
sthau Peabody was "in favor Of the Maine
Liq1or Law but against it's execution, ="
when b. rau for Constable and 90; ID e
votes Of Deither party.
l0t I.A-Speaker Penney, having re-
signed the chair, expressed his thanks IN
an appropriate manner, 10 which be stated
that not one member Of the Senate was
DOW here, who was here when be entered,
six years ago The Senate loses an ez
celIeu, Spesker, aud an unsurpassed Menu
Der, who has the couii ience Of all-even
those who opposed his course at the open
iDg Of the session have all love and respsc,
for him.
My boy hoods friend, WILLIAM J. TIA
RELL, of Susq1ehanua county, was chosen
Speaker, the vote of the Opposition being
cas-, for Wm. A. Wallace Of Ciearfeld.
Mr.. Turrell is gentleman Of foe address,
atfIb!e aud popui.r in bis intercourse with
his brother Senator's, and Of irreproacha-
bic character aud true patriotism. l
believe be has not been absen, from bis
pos, one day during his two years term
of Office. Que Of the FIRST School Teachers
of the State under the new system, be
now s.auds 10 the position where the death
or removal Of the Governor would elevate
him to the Executive chair. W.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
EANM S0N SNAE.

THE subscriber oilers al Private Sale that
messuase or tract of land lying in East
Bnfaloe township, Union county, adjoining
lands Of the heirs Of Abbot Green, in Byler,
samuel Z-llers. and John Slroub, containing
so Acres and l42 perches, neat measure,
wherein are erected Log House one and
hal; storeys high, Log Barn, shop. Well
Of good water and a pump near the door, an
Orchard and other Fruit Trees are on the
premises. About Thirty Acres Of the trac, 10
cleared. and the remainder Is well wooded
with chestnut oak timber.
The above tract vii be offered for sale
until the Is, day Of Sept. 1854. All persons
desirous Of securing a home, or seeing the
premises, WILL md me Mere residing.
DANIEL STROUD,
Attorney IN fact for the Heirs Of
I'd EIIxaBETH BAI, decd.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

~THo years ago, (lS62, when Con-
gressional Confcrees bad been appointed,
iron Juniats and Snyder counties, in
favor of JOHN J. PATTERSON for Congress,
the Juniata .Sentiaei Republican, said:
"As Col. Patterson has carried tno of
the fiue counties composing the district,
his nom,inat,on may be safely conceded"
Very we'll. ln 1864, GEoRGE F. Mil
LER "has carried t,ro Of the tUe counties
composing the district" and (oy the rule
Of Is62) "his nomination may be safely
conceded" Union and Snyder counties
presented Col. Miller by a unanimous
vote, and all who are aware of the public
feeling in Nor,hum beriand know that be
is at least the second choice of that county,
Of which be is native, and where be is
personally popular as 10 Uoion or Snyder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Another Punishment,

DR.. Hammond, Surgeon General Of the
U. S, has been tried on charges Of de-
frauding Government in matters Of flnnel,
medical and hospital supplies, &c. He
is dismissed from the service, and dis
qualified from holding any otfee of honor
or trust" The President approves the
seu.ence-and down goes the head of his
department. Not satisfied With honor and
fair pay, his greediness has sunk him into
shame and contempt. So be it to all who
aid in such robbery. The authorities are
after bis accomplices, and it is hoped may
be able to convict them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Portrait of q Copperhead.

The Hon. john Cessna, Of Bedford, Pa,
long aud widely known as leading Demo-
crat, in a recent speech thus described a
kind Of people whom be had observed in
Southern Pennsylvania:
There are unfortunately those among Us
Who can not discuss the question . single
moment wi,hou. showing that they are at
hesrt foes of the Government and enemies
Of their race. The people soon learn to
find out and know these men, Human
skill and ingenuity aud all of traitors cum
ming cannot long succeed 10 concealing
their real sentiments. They hang back or
skulk away from our pubic gatherings on
our nationsl holidays; they disparage
Union oficers and soldiers and eulogize
the Rebels. All Uoion victories are insig-
6eant-of little account; Rebel victor.
les are Of incalculable value and impor.
tapce. Good news is never credited-bsd
news is often originated, believed, and cir
euls,ed long before verified. Taxes are
obnoxious and oppressive; drafts are un-
constitutional, and odious; war is bloody
and desola,ing, and the nation ough. at
once TO stop it. For nearly four years
everything has been wrong nothing excel
lent, potbipg even praise worthy or pass
able has ever been done by their govern
ment-oniy mistakes, wrongs, wicked acts
OF tyranny; and earnest appeals are made
to the people to arise 10 their might and
prevent the es,ablishnen: Of q military
despotism. During all this time, they
have never been known to utter q word Of
oenaociation against the Rebellion, or see
~ improper act south Of the Rebel lines.
iaese are the unmis,akab able esY.marks of
the traitor. He may demonstrate he u.v
write down beneath the picture iu largs
letters the word "Ps,riot," be NAV. in
very noisy aud earnest words, insis. ,ba,
he is Sound Democrat, and tha, every
man Of bis party Who sustaius the war is
% "Aboliiiouis,. Ye, after ali be is
neither patriot nor . good Democrat.
hou may turn him upside down and inside
out, and cleanse and wash him With all
'ne pure waters Of America, and you can
make nofoing out Of him bu. a Door mis-
erabie traitor-just such a one ,s Gen.
jackson would bave strung up for treason,
70 bis day, and looked for the authority
aftersard!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Latest News

On Thursday, the Rebels bad fallen
back to a new line 10 front Of the Union
position en- the Weldon Railroad. The
Richmond papers acknowledge that their
loss of the Railroad is great one, but say
they took $500 prisoners 10 the contest
What they will do behind their new line,
is to be seen.
The siege Of Mobile is being pushed.
1t already stops all running Of the blockade.
The Rebel sympathizers near lshuaei
Day are to bs assessed to make up the
damages be sustained.
From the Northern Potomac, We have
nothing certain of moment. Sheridan
holds his line firmly, occupying Sbeppards.
town 10 Virginia.
Gov. Diven's 200th Reg. is filing up st
Harrisburg-also the 20lst and 202d. 1t
is reported that $4,000 men are already
enlisted. There are $1,000 wanted for
National and $4,000 for State service.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. Auditor. Appointed BY
the Orphans Court Of Union county to
distribute the fund IN hands OF Robert Reed.
Executor Of BSsJ. ,iooDL,SpER, deed, late cf
Hartley township, vii a,leud 10 the duties Of
his appointment al the Office OF 0rwig &
HAYES, in the Borough Of LevishurE. on
Wednesday, the Tjh gay Of September. 1864.
at 10 o'clock. A N, when and whsrs all par
ties interested will attend If theY see proper.
Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
"He made few desul,ory remarks, ,"saiit ths

"He made few desul,ory remarks, "saidthe
schoolmas,er. Mrs. Pariing,on stopped sud
denly in the eusile she was making around
the table for tea. and gazed over her specs
though,fully at him. Leaning on a plate
eigewise, as if 10 enforce her views BY the
support it gave her, 81 suppose i, was because
b. was weak" said she, "but AYERS PILLS
will cure him. / never knew 'em TO fail.
They are very solitary in such cases" "Re.
ally, madam" replied he'll can not guess
your meaning" "You said dyseniary," sad
.he, laying down the plate and putting spoon
in the preserves. 81 said desul,ory," said he,
smiling, 'quiie different thing" "No mat
ter" said she, looking up in time to bo1 lke's
ears, who was putting paper down the chin
ney of the kerosen. lamp. "The Pills are
good for both, dare say, for they cure almost
all the dlseases in the cornucopia."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
llniuersitp at 1fwisburg.
THE Fall Term in all the

ments-TheologIcal Collegiate, Acad-
emic, and Female InstiiuIe-will commence
Thursday. Sept. 90, 1864.
Every facility will be offered 10 each stud
ent in either Department to acquire ihoro'
education.
Students from a distance attending the
Academy or Female Inaituie, will board with
their Teachers in the schools. Those alien
ding College, can secure good boarding pla-
ces in the Village. For particulars. address
Rev. J. r. LOOMS, LID. President, or Rev.
LA. kHLLr Gen. agent, LewisbnTg Union Co.
Pa. Catalogues sent on application
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

A few days ego . woman arrived in
Chicago, having begged her way from the
interior Of Georgia, With four children, 10
the hope Of seeing her husband, who vas
confined a. prisoner at Camp Douglas,
aud persuade bin to take the oath OF ale.
glance. She arrived only to 6nd lis
lame on the list Of those who died 10 camp.
Two citizens Of Pinegrove township,
Warren county, were killed BY Lightning
on Monday last. They had sough; shelter
under a tree which vas struck.
Vim. Bo,t, Of Hanover TIP. Dauphin
county, (aged s years. trod upon . snake
while crossing field; the snake bit him,
and in six bours the boy was dead,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
THE BEST INVENTION OUT!

r YMAN'S PATENT SELF-SEALING
IL FRUIT JAR. warrenied 10 oe Superior
10 ANYTHING Of the kind IN me marset- ~
examInauon OF the Jar viii convince any IA
tellirent person Of It's merits IL ha' % u1
- meI, screws 10 corrode. or springs ~ break.
bar is made on strictly philosophical princi-
pIes. Call and examine IL
For sale xholessle and retali ~
T.G EVANS, Agent
Lerisburs, July 20, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, Auditor. aP75ir'ed ~
the Orphans Couri Of Caion coIn'y,Io
distribute the balance 10 the hand' OF DANIEL
Long administrator. de bonis non Of Thomas
Miller, will meet all parties interested al his
Office IN Lewis5urs, on Saturday, the 81 day
OF SeP;- = D. 1861, al 10 o'clock A. VI
A. n. DILL, Auditor.
Lewisburg, Aug. II. 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
19feU,

In Limestone rp, 2i;h inst, ANGELTSE, dsushter Of
Christian sHlyELY, aged about Il Years.
In Lewis Tp, e2i inst, CAROLINE, wife Of Charles
RUHL, aged So yesrs, no. and 25 days.
10 Mifinburg, ed inst, infant child OF George and
Hannah ROBINSON.
Near rhisd-lphis, 18th inst IsRABL =. JAMES Esl
aged years lie early patron OF the University
at LewisburS, and fsther OF ProfC.s James,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IL
Courr House. in LewIsburg, on
Wednesday, the 2ist day OF Sep!em-
Der next, i
the following. Rsal Estate:
Lots NJ. 8 and l0i1 Hartletyh.
Il Acres IN Har.leion, adiS!ning lands OF
Jacob Yar-ser and others
25 Acres andl7 perche,fof Land in Har-
ley township, sSoining hnis Of John FIJI.
man and cihers.
2oO Acres and 73pfpehes Of Land in Hart
ley township, aiiOiniis Books and Anderson.
rs Acres and 81 perchss of Land in Hart
ley township, adIo,ning Rebecca Leach and
others
Also, the following fracA OK Unseated
Lanis IN Hartley township, warrantees'
names, John Metzger, Ala acres; Jacob Prin-
ceton, All acres; SIophel Se!del, AIS acresi
Philip Seitel. AS acres; Peer Seidel. AIS
acres; Vindle GroTe, 4l5 acresi Daniel
Rhnads, Ais acres.
Terms Of Sale will be made known on day
CT sale BY HELEN e. HAYES.
Airniuis:-stTix OF DAVID HANS, a~ed
EBrtletG . Aug 15, lsJi-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
PUBLISHED sEAl.NkgALI.-
Tuesday Morning & Friday AfternoOn.
District and County Nominations.

AssemhIy-ssNrEL II. OgYIG. or iG,un county
SAMUEL ALTMAN. OF Snyder county
GERMS r. MiNLEi, OF lycening.
sherif-TH0Mis CHrICH, of Hartley township
Tom mmissioncr- MICHAEL kIEl kNLR. Of New Berlin
Audii0r-JAMES AikEN. of Ea,I SE'1slas
Coroner-BENylHiN HAS, OF Hisiinburs.
[EleciIon on TUESDAY, Oct. IL, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Examination of Teachers for Winter
Schools.

THE superintsn 'ent Of the county will
meet the Directors Of the Flowing
Districts al the time and place rrrleasis for
the purpose Of examIa,ng ar!EcanIs for
schools IN the reSqec.ve districts. APPli-
canis will furnish themselves with pens and
PAPER, aud all who desire 10 teach will bs
present that the Directors may have the priv
ilers Of Judging Of heir merits Private e1-
anina;ions Will not be given except by direc-
tIcn Of the majority Of a board, aud in case
Of necessity. Be PuHciual, O'Clock Is the
~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

~fbe Christian Conference, nov in
session in Levi.burg, We suppose will
continue until Sundsy......The Lsuisburp
Lutheran Sunday School had 90 excursion
=. - sAs Canal, and . celebration, Thursday
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
zetnisburg Harketa
Corrected Semi. Weekly by WaRs d, Smith
MARRIED,

By Rev R. rink, IS. inst. CYRUS FErrER Of Snyder
Co. and Miss MARiAKET ". NEWMAN Of Kelly Tp.
BY Rev. J. 5. wesz, 18th inst, Corp. GEO NJ. RUPP,
iisth P. v, and Miss SUSAN sHIRK, Of Laur-lton.
By John Rishel. Esq 2lst inst. CHARLES ZEl,
LERS, aud Miss MATILDA L. sTITZER, all Of Niisin-
burg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26
Real Estate.
SUERIFFS SALES.

DY vir,re OF a wri, Of Vend. EI-, issued
- out Of he Court Of Common Pleas of
Union couu-y, and 10 me directed, viii be efs
ousei u nnbL.c sale OF ouLcry. o.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

nM- Encourage home industry by pat
roui1lng Box Noe, Hariletor. (See adS't)
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I,T orLct,ers remaining 10 the Post


IL Office al LEWlSBUKG, Pa. up to
Aug. Is. 1865:
Eag-r Mr. Ns-v A Ho-net Mrs .
Bailsr Mss Mary 4 H"p7 Mgs ksI-
BENEDICT Homer EuL'y James .
H-uusr Jna Narss Wills Nes.rs
Bower SAMUEL Mailer Miss q @
Bro~n Miss Josephine AErTEr : Co Navis
Nuru. James T-ui-r N-s Emma
C.th-rua4u Mrs Mc-yare: kzfh-uzH N! -
Cox David Essnsr
Gross ts-1 Eu1y Juo
Ui-r~uB-rfer Ms. Rsbe-cs kyaa B-njauin
I.-vil Hr Stuck NJ. May u
p-Dt..- Henry Suyie- Mrs Julia
n-hl M-s Amelia tuN L. Ei-s hate Z
Dsl- NiS..E s-ckDAn cop El~.r!
EArin--ru y ejsulel
Frees Mss Anne stiu- GaeEiel
Poster Frivst- Albert eemt8Srr Rev 4 II
flT---r } v a-L"r u
ti-it--l q 1-i-F Ian1-l
Gluiy Mrs ss-ah Young Ni-- May
F-Iutz Charles IeJss LeSIs .,
usriArh-r Henry
Persons calling COR The above l.stisrs wi!l
please saw they are '.adverii,ed
GEo " POOREST. u
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.Republicans. Show your Colors ~

A new style Campaign Medal OF LIN
n COLIN AND JOHNSON" sent free
anywhere for IS cents.
VAddress Boz No. 8, Hartleton.
Cnicn cosnty, Pa.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

$500 TOWNSHIP BerNII, 500 GoEEgNT BoINII.
THE undersigned having been appointed
Recruiting Agents by the citizens OF
Lewis township, will pay the sum o! THEE
HUNDRED DOLLARS township bounty 10
Volunteers for one years service. Apply
Immediately. wv. E-sNi n 'hs9,
ADAM GETZ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-26

rA-Uniou County Agricultural Fair
THURSDAY 10 saturiAy, Oct e., and S 1854
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

unionists. Nor does their enmity differ in
degree; they both hate us most intensely.
The Chicago platform is, that peace may
be restored on the basis of the Federal
Union of the States that is recOnstruc-
ton of the Union as it was, with slavery
protected by nominal laws, but warred
upon by real sentiment, aggravated and
embittered by the war. The reconstructed
Union of the Chicago platform would be
the certain destruction-tirst, of slavery,
and next of shareholders. With Lincoln
and the Baltimore platform, We of the
Confederate States know where we are
outside of the pale of mercy, devoted to
ruin and destruction, with no hope save in
the justice and protection of God, and the
courage and manliness of our soldiers and
people. With swords and muskets and
cannon we fight Lincoln, and the past
affords no reasons of apprehension of the
future. But in the reconstructed Union of
the Chicago platform, we would be de-
prived of our weapons without being re-
cOnciled to our foes.
There is no question that between the
two men Gen. Mcclellan enjoys far more
of the respect of the people ofthese States
than Lincoln, and the Democratic party
far more of our confidence than the Re-
publican, and that if reconstruction were
possible it would be more probable under
Gen. Mcclellan and the Democracy than
under Lincoln and the Republicans. The
Northwest inspires one, and New England
the other; but as long as New England
imposes the dogmas of her civilization, and
the tenets of her fanaticism upon the mind
and people of the Northwest, there may
be peace and separation, but there never
can be union and harmony. 1.-THE North
west desires the restoration of the Union,
let its people shake off the bondage of New
England, and show to the world that a
new era of federation and fraternal kind
ness has risen in the place Of tanatical pu-
ritanism and selfish Ostracsm.