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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

a Tremendous display Of large type aud
wide colunus-most alarming arrays OF
bris,lirg exclamation points-an exhaust
i've vocabulary Of abuse Of one Abraham
Liucolu-apd marvellous encomiums upon
the uuheari-of s'atesu austip and brilliant
victories Of Major Genera! George BIinton
M'C!ellsn, filed the Coppeiheai sheets
with strange typographical assertions!
TIE B.oousturg Democrat Of .2d Oct.
eises Us tie three following items, which
We quote as examples Of The sPiri; Of the
country orgaus Of the party:
..Gen. Mcclellan Is s5,OoO votes stronger,
N Pennsylvania. rban oCr local parry tickets
g. run al the laie e.sCu,u. Thousands Of
ueu whI DO rot vo.e with our parry. Will
vote ior M'Cje'ian 10 save the country. The
army vote wall be beusr. and fraud Will be
watched and.kepI down"
The p.op!s Gre LHsing for eLange of The
wicked Incompeleuls, nyw al the head OF al
fairs, for Mcclellan al! Pendegon.'
->helilan reports that he has burned, in
the Shenandoah Valley, 1000 harms. 10 mills
anc 500 dSeilrs>. Iusi as sure as Lincoln
IS reelected, The t3rdr oyuHties Il PenHsgk
rgniG ,riA hare T. uI5-r IN re'arn icr .hIs bar
barou> work. NV, mark The Predlc'Ion-
They also 'predicted" that gold would
q, once run up to 500 should Lincoln sue.
ceei, land some Cops in Lock Haven 60,
"bis" by buying gold With ,ba. hope
A. .Ea. sI,r-p STpvr-- worm pI-s ~
BLOOD If LINCOLN WAS ELECTED.' Those
who heard The 'IIoaoroL!e r Clay" il
Lesisbu-g sn1 elsesher well remember
bow be tried to alarm the fears aud work
On the feelings Of the weak and ;imid, to
scare them into vo;iu. contrary 10 theiI
better impulses and to their Judgment
|, was TRUMP hauily vaGEted that ''thg
Ab5.i'iooisl. would be baried 50 deep, af
ter election, that the ange! Gabriel could
lever fui them," &c. &c.
Similar misreircSen'atious were mad.
Of the result il Oti1, Indiana, Ni,y y'aad,
which al voted TO sustain the President,
aui Poiu;edly agaius, N'Cleilan, yet we've
clsiue3 as sG,e for the latter -.
Coming down to ds;ails. it will be !Juui
tha, the Democratic presses copied 81 ar,
tica, which gave as "eertIia for u 'C.ellsp,
IL States, with Eiec;1ra! votes l2t
ormore than enough to elect him, and
as 'proJ2Lle" !9r hin, ! others, With 10
votes-or, in all. for N'C,ellsn LIS
They a.so gave as ''certIin :0r Lin
coln," only ) States, sI,h 50 votes,
sat s Others, with u votes, as pys.
SIX tJ1 h.m-ID a.. SC
Maj. assured for N'Clellsu So
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Victory at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, 9 P. NJ, Dec.

NASHVILLE, 9 P. NJ, Dec 10.
attacked the euemy's left this morn
ing, and drove it from the river below the
city very nearly to the Frauklir pike-ai-
vance of miles-bave captured Chai-
m-r's headquarters end train, and sec
ond train Of abou, 90 wagons, With be-
tween 500 aud 1000 prisoners aud 10
pieces Of artillery. The troops behaved
.plendidly, all taking their share 10 as
saulting snd carrying the eueny's breast
works. | shall sttack the enemy sgain
tomorrow if be stands 10 fght. Ii be
retreats during tie nigh, viii pursle Tin,
throwing a heavy cavalry force II his
rear to destroy bis trains. ii possible.
G. Il. THOMAS Maj. GeuL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE 8 hereby given. 10 ali concerned.
that the following named persons have
settled their accounts II the Registers Office
al Lewls5urs. Union couniv, and that the
sad accounts vii be presented for confirm
anon and allowance al the Orphans Court
TO 5e he'd q, LEWI>BURG i5r he county Of
Union. CT the third MONDAY Of Dec.
next, beng ,hs Ie,h day Of SAID month, VI:
The final account OF q. V. Youngmsn.
Admir- Of John B. S:ai.i, cec'i, iaIe Of The
borough 5f Mi-i.nburg.
The account Of Nathan Nyers, Err Of
the last viii and testament OF iHH 5. Baker.
(wiie Of Josiah Baker, laie OF the borough OF
Levisburg. deed.
The ina account Of Frederick Bolend-
er. surviving Executor Of the last will and
testament Of JOIN Sees, tec't, lale Of Lime
stone township.
The acc mt OF Geo. Hauck, Guardian
OF N1rgGret Rsis1, minor child Of panisl
Relsh, decd. as exhibited by Conrad Sheck-
Ter. one OF Inc Administrators Of ssId George
Hauck. deed.
5 the accoun; CT lanes Marshall. Admir-
o. the estate OF J5sI p. Dsi5sri, dec't, Isie Of
White Deer township
L. H. WElKEL. Register
Register Office. LevisbUr-. Nov. - ls6:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Ths Presidents Last Speech.

Two ladies from Tennessee came, a-k-
ioo the release Of their husbands, he'd -
prisoner. Of var at J1bnsna's i-lsnc
They were put Of ~h-u they came again,
aud were again pu, OF. At each Of tie
interviews, ope Of the l44ies urged that
Lrr husband va religious rnao, aud %
Sa;urIay. tie Presiieu: ordered the re-
lease Of the prisoners, soi sad n ihi'
.ady: "Yo1 ssy your tustaLd Is Te!'s-
lous map. Tell hin, when you meet
him. that an not mu,h Ct 6 judge OF
reiigi,n, but that, in my cPinioo' tue re-
hri q tha; set. ~ to rebel aud light
agaips, their Govern meot because, a. they
think, that Government does Dot sut1eien'-
Is hep ssr1e usp 20 eat their trest IL tie
sxsst # o4A.r men'- faces, Is not The soI'
of religion upos which peeale can gs' u
neaseu."
THE Presiien, saii be thought that
ore Of the best speeche. be ever made, 81
well a. the shortest: us ihi1k % too
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

nioo County, CourtProctamation

WHEREAS the Hon. SAM l. S.WOODS,
w President J1iH for the 2Uih I0t!cla a
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of The
Counties OF Ualou, Mil Z and >nyter, and
JSo WSINosrox aadJlHS VAL. E-eS-Asso-
c.aie Judges IN Union county. have ISSUED ihslr
precepi. bearing ds,e the 2Isi cay OF sept
1864. and 10 ne directed. for the holding OF an
Orphans Couri, Courl of Common Pleas. Oyer
and Term ner. aud Genera Quarter Sessions
al LEWl>B RG. for lh- county Of UNION,
on the Talrt Monday Of deer, (eelnz he
49, day) 1864. ant 10 couunGe one week.
Nouce Is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner. Justices Of the Peace and COnsiables IN
an: for The couuiv Of CnIon, 10 appear IL their
own proper persons with ihelr records, iuqCl-
sitlons. examinations and o:her remembrancss
10 Go those things which Of their o!Eces and 10
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
OF the Commonwealth agalns, any person Of
persons. are required 10 be then and there
attending. and not depart without leave a. ihe.-
PERL. Jurors are requested - Dc UUuciGai Il
the.r attendance a; the appointed lime agre=a-
be 10 notice.
Gwen under nv hand and sea- al the sher
IL S Oace N LewI>bGrg The 10th dav 81
Nov. D ls6i. ani The SIN yeag CT iae
Independence Of the United Srsie. of Ameri-
ca.-Got save the Common wealth,
L. F. ALBRIGHT. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

Union County, Sc
l~ The Commonwealth ofPennsylva-
L. 5. vania 10 he sheriff OF sad county,
~ Greeting
We command you hat you attach all the
right, nile, interest, and p.ofils Of Francis J..
Kennedy, N a certain trscj OF un>ealsd land
situate On the South Branch Of White Deer
Greek nuw or formerly IN White Deer Twp.
Union county. CONTAINING IN the whole three
hundred and twenty acres. and which was
survevef On the 3lsl Of August 1856, 10 pur-
suance Of a warrant granted 10 Daniel Az
randi, dated the 18Th Of June, 1856. IN whose
hands or possession soever he same mas oe.
- that ne he and appear before ourCour; OF
Common Pleas 10 be holden ia LsTISbuTg n
and for SAID County, on the 18Th day Of De-
cember next, there 10 answer Robert J. Zen.
neiy ofs Plea IN assumpsIi; Ina, ae re and
appear before oar Court on the said sth dsy
Of December next. 10 answer VIVA. shall be
objected against him and abide the Judgment
OF the Court therein. And have yoG lnere
snd then this writ
Wines the Honorable s :. WoOds.Presi-
dent Judge Gf said Court al Lewis5urg. the
% day OF November, 1851.
Nv SANDS, Profhonotary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Rebellion in Clea.feld County.

For year past, deserters aud bounty
Jumpers have reignei in ClenEfeld, killing
aud wounding Us officers, voting, armed,
il gangs, aud making the COIpeEbcai vo'e
over Two 70 one. This week, a portion Of
the 18th Veterans surrounded house Of
tie outlaws near Phi!!ipsbury, killed the
notorious Tom Adams their !eadsr) and
captured nineteen. Private Cooper, Of
G;h y g., was killed Oh the Union side.
/. will be a mercy to the misguided dero-
tees Of Bigler and Wallace, to saish the
suppression Of the armed rebellion il tia,
quarter
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
ANNAPOLIS. Dec. II, 1864.

Ia his Ercelleacy, i. G. Curtin:
l visited to-day all the hospitals, a. An
papolis, in which there are Pennsy ylvauia
soldiers, lately relieved from rebel prisons.
These soldiers receive the utmost care-and
attention. The hospitals are amply provided
with everything necessary for the confor.
Of the sick. l DO 10, think it necessary,
under tie circumstances, to call on the
citizens Of Pennsylvania for supplies, fo,
the inmates Of Hospitals at this place.
Jos. A. PHILLIPS,
Surg. Gen. Vol for Penn's.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
LARGE BUFFiLOE VAL FARM

I PRIVATE SALE; is situated "a
White Deer i7xEship .. Union cvoDiy,
about Two miles from Dalesman's Store. West
u a.On- The Farm was originally owned bv
A~rEsw HCiKyLEA>, E.4-. and is 50 lsrse
mat ]; mIsn; BE- g.-sc 10 LaEe TWO or three
good Farms. p! VII sell !1T, as ] wIsh 10
vel limoeret and vel waisr.d, and under .
good STATE o. cultivation. There 10 q good
House and all necessary cuib1Iidings-ane
firS,-ciess Barn. ne best n the c0uliy-A
sp'eat / SPriog, Young Orchard, SC. &c.
Enquire On 'ae premise. Of
Dec. !,I.G. AND. HCLESAHAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Sherman'S Grand March !
HILTON HEAD. s. c..
via Fortress Monroe, va. Dee II

Maj Gen. Il " Hal.eck, Chief Of S,sfi:
General-CaPt. Duncan, Of Gen. How
ards scouts, has just come 10, having
descended the O-echee River in 4 small
boat. He left the army Oh the evening
of the 9ib. SbeTmsns whole army vas
then within ten miles Of SavanDsh, aivan
cine to attack it. The enemys works
FIVE miles from the city were probably
attacked yesterday, as heavy firing Was
beard in that direction.
Capi.D0ncan represents the srny to be
IN the bes, possible spirits and mos; excel
len: condition. Very little opposition
had been me; with on the march, a. the
enemy could not tell Ehs! routes were TO
be taken. The army has lived III the
country, aud has aecumu atei consider
able number Of horses aud cattle. l,~ss
also well supplied. The following is =
coPy Of the dispatch brought b. CaP'.D.:
Headquarters Army of the Teunessee, }
Near Savannah Canal, Dec 9, 1854
To the Commander Of the L 5 aVslFe'-
ces il the vicinity Of Savannah:
Sir-Ws have met With peTfec. success
thus far. The troops are in hne spirits
aud near ty. 90 Howard,
Nsjor- General commanding right wing Of
the Army.
Another Gispa'ch vas brought by Capt
Duncan, directed to the signal cfticer OF
the feet, from Gen. Hossrd's Chief Sig
nal Ohcer, requesting g good !ookou, to
be kep; f-r signals.
have the honor 10 be very respectful
fully, your obeiien, servant,
JG Foster, MAJ Gen'l C0ud z.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

WILMINGTON papers Of the l0:h say
ths, the blockade is more strict than ever,
and convey in'imaiions that several block
ade runners are awaiting q chance to run
out. They add tia, the loss of their
vessels during the last four months has
been So great that one leading house is
about TO give up the business.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FOR SALE.
A Mice Home on North Sd street

THE House Is good tEo-storey -
Frame II ~ 81 feet, recently re- EIf
modelled. Sumner House. smoke House.
new Stable, AMI al other necessary ouIbuh-
cInss, well or excellent Wafer with purp
on the porch. ard Ci>i,rn 10 summer horx..
The Lot IS 5 feet front. and IS well sineief
Win su0erior Fruit Trees and Grape finss
Of the choicest varieties.
Terms, moderate. Possession given Jan.
lst- Cal soon or lose bargain
1870 Oh p SHiyELY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Lewisbu,g Bridge Election.

NOTICE 8 hereby given 10 The s.ockhold-
er, Of the Lexisours BU12e COMPANY,
that an Election be he ! at The othce Of
the President, c1 e atay, iae - tay oi Jan
nary. 1855, foI a- qGrPuse G: eecAng one
Pres it-1t, sII Managers. Treasurer. and a
Cler6. 10 coniuci The concerns Of sad Con-
Paay for one wear.
WILLIAM CAMERON, President
Lsw.Sbgrg, Dec !. 1854 pt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FOR S ALE,

4 GOOD LANDING g. the joDerion OF the
Bvfaloe Greek sI,h the R.ver-anS
large Town EIoi-byunded north b: Sl.Sarys
stree. ea,I = he Greek, soU;h by Walls
warehouse I1;, and -esi bT Wafer street.
There : V hs-f buI.i. and lhs lot is vel
sui.et for Coal and Lumber Yard, Ware
house, or a,v hgsineIs o. thai kind.
THOMAS NESBITS HEIRS
LeuIshurE. bee. .. 1896 u
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FC2 SALE

4 GOOD BRICK HOUSE. two and b IL
\ siorey- high. having roosss. Stable,
q ~ =. feet Pol iuE, a h.sI Haie order
<.,n many FraG-Tress. On he corner Of 80
and s.. Anthony streets. h-wi>osre. Want
10 seg bscaa,e II Il too large fur nv family
Dec & IsGsn :. L. REEAAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA
Imperial OIL Company
Office l39 South 5th ST.. Philad.
CAPIIiL 81 olO 900. 2eo. 900 SHARES AT IS FACE.
EESAgYED CiPiIlI $50 OQo.


MIR Z 7 s.
Az wCLrRE JOHN " r0HER0T,
THOMAS 4 SCjTT ELISHA ". DAVIS,
= <. JACkMAS. PETE. 3 .EALL,
J.C- B0MBE8GE5..
S,--e-r-y JAS RSELLERe. 7reGrErsr, Z u DATiS
THIS Company has i3J s-re- of isnd. in f. on e-
shsuy rIve- ua-eiiatsly opposite OF city. AM al
;1riu LNtluia with ilt rods front the rVrr and
front ~ Lsy. Run Hux c P. Eamsiel,, editor Of the
u! City sr1,r aa1 agent f. 'his lanf assures The
Company that viii selsn - for S'ptl ressrvin- :
the oil right -hirh j. ~orh siosele A5iiloaa4 "a a.
d ne b csrT--t scr ~ ts1Fl4J fr'1 20
scLs ofts, i.r. Ani the Cta9a1y have tso -oo- en-
saee With eoupete dytu--To o7srat~ i1neiNis;y ior
oil The IN Il nsti-te lo-AIIiy h1s never
A. %. b9p1-.! 80 in simple IN TIE -el.b-A-
TED Ch-rrr Kun D.tfi- inE-f .t-iy 'lo.arr Cherry
Run Petroleum Cc-Psny. Th4se sincs = 0"~ -orth
over So pr sh.rv- ih- Comssuy uo- have cf----
oc; any th- cor1rsti1u. sni hAiithe rr'i-
70 - the ComrBy- The Cur a and - NielioiAs
Companies in IL iau-iiste beauty, and their
stock Is n-s isr-e preriun IN silitol,
the COMPANY hss Arres sing l-. on CEerrs free
Run which ernFtes into Oil Crees, st4 10 the lest pro
dacng section oi ~ oil Territory. s llO ars in fe
simple, on wsnur Bend are niiss sve the mouth Of
OIL Cre-s. .ni n two miles rem the o-i-b-at-
E@ei vel, nov y-suria- over 2JG bs-r~ls pr isy-
Also, the le.s-i Of thrrs tracts Of hH1, two oil
Creek. esehprcieen. ten barrels E~r i.y, sr1 nr.
Allegheny Eer, q-piueinE ten bszreis per taE ~
heavy Oh. ~orts nov s2l per bsrreli The Co2Eany
receives tReeflurths Of the yro>-ds O.: tie last
named we'll, and onhaf Of the other tsS-. Zach q
thes- trae,s VII be Developed by tbs Company y s'1k
Ing additional rgs, AID the engines and i1tHre- sTe
nov on hsnd TO 90 IL
The ofsc.r- Of this Company rsan - prosecute the
development of the- lsn1s most eD-reay ~ hey
have enti-- eonS+e1-e ihst they VII yr- very large
di' i.H4s the czPit@l s.nes.
Subscriptions yus- " made 7-7nrty, =. more
than hzfot th- strs l. alresty eu-a-sd cGtscrf
ton. sill ts rrs-lvei by ID pill s-rni
.rl1s> L-~1soor- "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

%RecEaitiDg for Hancock's corps is
going on well There is 10 new draft
ordered, bu, some think there mag be and
are preparing for ii. Oae man who has
fVe SOUS il Montgomery county has got
I've substitutes for sbres years fox $4,000.
Rich men generally may preven, draft,
relieve the well disposed poor, and not
hu,, themselves, b. a. once sending on
substitutes OF representative recruits.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

4 p1mber Of Rebels recently left fir
Panama, there to take passage in L. 5.
Steamer, when, On signal, they were 10
rise, take the vessel, and turn pirates.
Oar Government 90. wind Of the game,
let the "ehivalry" come % board, and
then made them prisoners.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

Williamson K. ". Cobb, Member of the
Rebel Congress from Alabama, has been
expelled oa charge Of !oys'y to the old
Cuiou. A. the Bogus Peace party goes
down at the North, q true Peace party rises
a; the South. as Is shown by many
acts Of halfway rebellion against JEFF
DayI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

A FARMER of Limestone township,
Uoion county, bad at the late har'es, a
single stalk of buckwheat which yielded
flour thousand one hundred and seventy
niue" solid grains. An extraordinary
yield from single grain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

Provost Marshal Gen. Fry has issued
orders for the correction and revision Of
all enrolment lists, and specially epioins
upon the Commissioner of the Board the
duty Of adding to sDd erasiDg from all
who become liable to or exempt from
military service il any sub.distrlct.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
--latest News

WarTen's expedition last week wa
quite successful, With little loss, having
des.royed 20 or . miles Of railway used
ty Rebels il getting supplies via Weldon
Tie exchange Of pri-ooers progresses,
aud i, is hoped the Rebels are reieutibs
from their di4bo'ieal prosecutions. It i
evident they fear Sherman Will take both
Savannah and Charleston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FOR SALE,

4 TAVERN STAND on Marker ST. IA he
y borough OF LewIsouTg Is offered for sale
OF reasonable terms. The hcn>e Is double.
and would conveniently accommodate two
fan, # ucI tss Ted for the public. II 10,
sod IL a reasonable time, vii be norrEaset.
ANY person having money 70 loan, can aavs
II wel. secured. Interest pad promptly APP
ply 10 fiU641 !WOLFR
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
Aid Of the Freedmen.

The Rebels fcrce with them all the
abel bodied slaves they can, leaving the
old and iuirm for the hated "Yaukees" TO
take care Of Such Is the "chiva!Iy" Of
Rebellion.
In Chicago, grand fair is to be held,
commenciug Goth iusi., tor the benefit Of
the Freedmen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
FARM FOR SALE,
eGEEl SER Ssl:.

I OFFER a. Private sale nv Farm. siiua;s
j 10 White Deer ,o~u>h ?. aijninins lanis
Of John Ranck Es-. Lew Rsocs Ed-art
Ranos, :. b. Pawh-g. and Joel Raack eon-
tanning - Acres more or less ]! .ss
good House. BaBs Barn. ans c;asF OuibuIi1-
Iugs- AboU; i acres are vel TlnbeTsd, me
remainder under good cGurauCn
For terms lB4are Oh ne premises.
Oct 2 rf6rl JOSIAH RANrK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

r@David r. M'Dermond, recently Of
Lewisburg, on the lss inst, was ordai1ed
Pastor of the Baptist church in Tioga,
Tiosa Co, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

fG- The Eclectic -naga=ine is standard
work still afforded a, the old price. We
are forming a Club for it, and will send it
and our paper one year for S., 80, cash.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

HCaP'. John Mood Guyer, from
Bradford county, some time at xisburg,
is announced among those killed las. May
:; the Wliierness-aged 25 years-af:er
over three years service.
james Loss, Of Limestone, wounded on
piske, &, Petersburg, had leg ampu;aied,
bn' died iu Linco!a Hospital, Washington,
25i u.,- He belonged 10 Co l. lSi:h P.V
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16

Whereas. Charles A. M'6regor did, on The
3lsi day OF Msrch,i D 1864, prefer hrs petition
e our judges q usr Court of CoDu,n Prss f1r che
county Union. p-.yIu-. tr tn therein 1T
frTt, tAsi th- sal ChSr.- 4. Nir@srr srcht - DIV
o--t ron the hou1- of rzf-i-oay entered VIII
Clara NiT--gn- We tasrstS-, .snl =
fore ID IN" sd Cara resar. t..f sstrg -si.
all other business ard sNrass ubstsosvr. - ard
SpT-ar you- pro5-r pe--ln bfrt Ja4-~s Lev
isoarE. Gear af Comg1n Pisss ;re q 5- held :
tn county q Uulo7- :tc 18Th day q Ls-e- neat.
Tstiton A-l q ssil Charles G'r1-sr
sE1 - s9~ eausr. = sry VOC hav-. uhv tN- sz'i
Csr-S A. N6re-cr. yoar hushAot. -houlS r-t D. div
o-e-s f-cs- th- boni- q ne-riHo-v a-r-ss-v The
At Of Ass-aby II sscA H.a.s sal Pr0ridei, All
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-16
AFTER THE ELECTION.

-'~'NA -~ tN-A- .--r.- A'N' sGA
de.!y election, CT 30 large vote pO!led in
the loyal States, as il Nov. 1854 As il
1850, and in 1868, every Free State (ex-
cep, New jersey voted for Lincoln and
Union, and sgains, tie Peace-Arnis,ice
policy. Whereupon, the New York Horla
(Which furnishes the brains Of The party)
forthwith owned Up beat, a. follows:
@THt ELFcTIoS.-Neyer was fought more
gallant tishi than the loyal and true hearted
DsmocTscy @! the Norm flushed oa TUESDAY
as the sun went down in the Pacific seas. An
almost hopeless light from the
BEGINNING. II has been inch by inch con-
tested slu5borniy 10 the blrer end &c.
The Phi,sd. tye surrendered thus:
a leading Abolition organ IN this city yes
ieTday Claimed that the result Of the election
was an endorsement Of the eniITe policy and
measures Of the Administration. TaIs c IN
! Just EmgHey patton, fstgfisn -sat tjus atm,
determination, have been endorsed. and ne DO
not feel al liberty 10 exclude so-ia! and paiiti-
col squaafy 70 TIE nrgro from Ihe ample range
Of the iaGUrsemell'
"Ne, he pe necer expected 10 carry
Gen. u Cleilan," said bis wire workers
Oh the streets, so soon SIS they had passed
the frs. sgouies Of defeat,
Now, the question arises, if it Was a
hopeless contest, why did their leaders so
long aid and encourage the Rebels, Why
prejudice the people ag,ias; their rulers :?
Why hinder and embarrsss the Govern
meui? Why did they iDfame the homes,
masses agaius, every measure ,o close the
war By crushing those who made the war
Why did they annoy AID alarm women
ani children by their crocodile tears ard
croakius abou, tie horrors Of the war
they have prolonged SO far! If they
"neTer expected to carry" why did they
get Up their mass-uee;ings, and all their
secret aud nigh. meetings: Why prin,
50 many newspapers and pamphlets So full
OF lies and sneakipg insinuations Why
exhor. the people O; Berks county aud
elsewhera-of Hartley, the Bufaloes,
White Deer, &c,-io organize, and ge.
cut all their votes, for a h9peless labor /?
We refer to and review this subject,
to impress upon the candid aud fair minded
men Of the Opposition, this fact: Either
your leaders Intentionally Lelied he tlac,s
and kaer they '7ere decciyiag yoa-Or else
d,ey pere ignorant themseloes, and unfit to
Be leaders. In either case, you should, in
safety to yourselves, no longer be their
adberenis. When men So plainly show
their rasca!ity or their ineapaci;y, you
should remember the old proverb, "He
Who mislesds me once, be the shame bis /,
if be mislesds NE twice, be the shame
mine"