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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE 5 hereby given, 10 al concerned,
thai the fU.iow!a. named persons have
settled their accounts IN the Registers Oifice
at Lewis1Os. Union county, ard that the
said accounts Will 5s presented for confirm
atlon and allowance al the Orphans Court
to be held al LEWISBURG for the comfy Of
Union. on the third MONDAY Of Sep.
next, beng the E3.l day Of said month. Y:
The account Of Isaac H.W sct er. Atnr.
Of NicEq.i FagnsT, decd, late Of lhe borough
Of LcwIsbGrZ-
The first and final account OF Samuel
Shireman. ALnr. Of Jleob Waller, dec I, ia,e
Of Braiy township.
, The account Of Charles s. Mench. Ex-
ecGtor Of Inc last Will AM testament OF -NzriG
N.nci. deed. jate oIyne borough Il LewISburg
The accoun; OF Peer Beaver. Atnr.
with the viii anaeIst. ot J. GJDzrt Bearer.
decd. late @, he borough Of LewIsburg.
The fna' account o; samuel II. OrwIg,
idnr. OF R.5sr-a D1,r,oa, deed laie Of TIE
borough Of lsvishorz.
The ful. acc1ua: Of Joseph Winter,
ac,iu- Executor Of Dqr'9 Eiufsr. decd, .a.e
Of The borough af New Berlin.
7 The account ~ Levi Hanck, Admr. OF
the estate OF Jim B.dfi., deed, late OF B1fa-
loe township.
Tne first and final acccnn; of Hugh r
MONTGOMERY, Executor OF the last wli and
testament Of Aan N'ysr, dec't late Of Union
cousty.
The frs, and partial account cf John
Yerser. Surviving Executor Of JceoJ isrgs-,
deed. late Of the borough Of Hartleron.
Z. H. WEIKEL. Register
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Aug. 1876
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
GRANDJURORS, Sept. 7. 1864.

bhl-NDo IlVi'E. II -. l. IDOf.
Eff7iaJ,rv-Gso Gulelius. Samuel Slit-er
K.Ay-Peier Guyer, ThoS Conley
HvfLy-I0hn Schnure, Saml Hartman
Liulesf,,Ie-Dan'l S-ebcld
WAT. Dser-Jacob Lesser. David Speese
Braiy-E oberI HUI. Amos Tsv or
Le,ci,btrg.N Vino l. Rryman
Ls,rls5.ry,S Vino Locke, WE CDuncan,
Jos 4 hrpmer
Vet Bagdh.-Wn Watson, Geo E sheary,
David Watson.
Lsuis-iacub RuhI
UHioa-Faienuae Stetler
BrFiigs-Geo Gebhart, Andw Hsuck, Jos
Diefenierf-r
East Bufdi9s-Jno T Price
TRAVERSE JURORS.
HGr'isy-JGO Church. ia Fees,Ja Kieckner,
Tho Church
WRits Ds,r-JOs Meyer. fIy Sassaman, ,DaY
B kaufman, Jno Ranck. Hy Bennase
Bgflioe-Geo Rengler. Dsv H Kelly. Pen
rose seaman, Antw Ruhl, Wm SisaIs, Jacob
Derr
Limsst2us-Iac sPangler, ASra Walter, W
II Lose
L.lri,5,Irg. Y Vino Roland, Al Ammcn
Lsristyrg. s Vino Ze.ier, Cha Yocer,
Charles Hess. VIM Ssaries
NHiH5Yrs-S " SaotgraSs. Geo Yarger.
Jac Oberdori. Geo Rover. Cha Monlelius, Jac
Deckard, Mahon Brynan
Unica-Saml ; Walter. JAG Humnel, Cha
Caw.sy. Malhias S:lysrwood
West BIgaioe-Iac Kline, Rich Siruble
Ezst BufalJs-Geo Smilh, A5r'm Aurand
K-Hy-A udw Hafer. John King
Br13g-Iohn Jameson, Sr, And'w Russell,
5 q M'Carty
Lslris-Isaac Reish. Aaron Klose
HUtbf9H-Rob't Giover
N,lC B.rln-W n Benner
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

Gen. Cadsallaler arrive! at Blooms
burg last Saturday evening, aud left for
the Copperhead coufederscy. no Fishing 2
creek, on Sunday morning. QIite au ar
nv has collected up the cree K, aud the
Bioomsburg Republican says it looks very
military. About forty-fve Of the ring
Leaders we're arrested and sent 10 Harris
bug under a s;-oue guard. Gen. Cad
valader is good Democrat, and Of
course Democrats VII. have nothing to
fear)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Pretty Sharp.

10 Ohio, & man who (siGh his ancestors
for several geuera,iou.) had been sold
against his consent, aud compelled 10 toll
for jus; Hha, bis4purchaser chose to give
him, put himself on the block, aud offered
to 90 and shoot Rebels for the man who
would give him the most eougeIsstion.
1t was a novel spectacie-a man selling
himself-but he was a good auctioGeer-a
good man, too-and the bidding soon be-
came spirited. He foaiiy oid himself Oti
for twelve hundred dollars. So be has
$500 to begin with, and il he returns
with MS SIG per moath aud extras he will
have quite start in life.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Notice to TreSpaSSerS.

4 IL persons are hereby cautioned ssains;
n trespa,>Ins upon The premises Of the
uud-r> .gned, situated in Bufaloe township,
for The purpose of hunting paruises and
other small game, as they sill be dealt win
according 10 iaw.
CHARLES FkEY. DANIEL SLFAR.
WN SPlITs. ANDREW HsUCK,
FEEDABICh KEAGEL, GEJKIE -LEAE,
stEL X. BAKER, GEORGE BRpwS,
ADAM SuEC LEE. JpHN BEaVEE.
eAML r. SIGJNIUN, WILLIAM gAhER,
c. THOMPSON. WI. ECLE,
JOHN " SINsNTDS. WI II. kLECkSER,
IANsS ". NTUS, 7. Y1NIIl>.
DAVID YlNkIDA. GEl DHEi>SACH.
MICHAEL BEILER, RICHARD JOkDJN,
DAVID EiYHE JAMES IRWIN,
ABRAHAM, EsH, WH sIEAA>,
susanna SHOEMAKER, ADAM GRIFF,
SOLOMON BENNkl., J. T. PUNTIU5.
sept. !, lss-v+Vd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

The c am 1er,oury RepJsi'1ry con.
taius a narrative IN detail Of r. bel dlings
10 that uGfortunate town on the occasion
Of it, destruction. We extract a p rii1n
Of paragraph for the benefl Of those 10
this vIcluiy who have been apologizlG9 Z
f'r the reDe! barbsrities on the ground oi
Just retaliation
The house Of Mr.. James Watson-au
old aud feeble man Of over eighty, Was
entered, and because his wife earnestly
demonstrated against the turning they
fired the room, hurled her into it and
locked the door on the outside. Her
daughters rescued her BY bursting in the
door before her clothing took FIRE. Mrs.
Conner, the widow of Union soldier, who
has 10 means Of support, 90, 90 her knees
and begged to save her aud her little ones
from the fury Of rebel wrath bus wuilc
she was thus pleading for mercy, they
her-the only moIey she had in tie world.
Mr.. Woiikill, a very old citizen, aud
prosuated by sickness so that he was ut
terly unable to be out Of bed, plead in
vain to be spared a horrible death in the
flames Of bis OSn house bu. they laugh, 4
a, bis terror and fred tie building.
Through the superhuman Efforts Of some
friends he was carried away safely. Mrs.
Lindsey, q very feeble lady Of nearly
eighty, tainted when they fred her house,
and was left BY the fends to be devoured
in the flames; but fortunately relative
reached the house in time, aud lifting her
in a buggy 10 the stable pulled her away
while the flames we're kissing each other
over their heads on the street. Mrs.
kuss, wife Of the jeweler on Main Street,
lay dead; and although they were shown
the dead body, they piled the torch and
burned the house Mrs. j. X. Shryock
was there With Mrs. Kuss's dying babe in
her arms, aud plead for the sake Of the
dead mother and dying child TO spare that
house, but it was uuavailiDg. TIE body
of Mrs kuss was hurriedy buried in the
garden, and the work of destruction went
on. The next day j. was taken up and
inferred in the Catholic graveyard When
the flames drove Mrs. Sbryock ou, with
the child, she went to one Of the men and
presenting the dying babe, asked-"is
this revenye street .?' A tender chord was
touched, and without speaking be burst
into tears. He afterwards followed Mrs.
Shryoek, and asked whether be could do
anything for her; but i, was then too late.
The babe has ceased to be mothsrIess, fox
i, shares a mothers sepulcbre"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
AUDITORS NOTICE.

T'HE undersigned. Auditor. appointed by
the Orphans' Court Of Union county In
di>lriba,e the fund 10 hands OF RoberI Reed.
Executor OF BESI. GooBLaSBER. dec d, late Of
Harley township. viii attend TO the duueS or
his appointment al the Office Of Orwig &
Caves, in the Borough Of Lewi>burg. m
Wednesday The 7ih CAV Of September. is6i.
at 10 o'clock. 4 ~. when and where all par
ties in.eres,ed vll attend If tnsY SEE proper
.C.BCCHER, ,As5Itor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Latest News

The surrender Of Fort Morgan is fully
confirmed. 1t capitnlated after lombard
meat of five days. The commander, Gen.
Page; with 600 prisoners, sixty pieces Of
artillery, all the stores, ammunition, &c,
we're handed over to Admiral Farragut
and Gen. Granger. This gives US entire
con'rol Of the bay, thus releasing large
number Of blockailpg vessels, which can
now operate in other quarters.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
liuiuersitp at 1twisburg.

yINlE Fall Term IN all the Depart
ment>-Theological CollecI ate. Acad-
emic. and Female InsIltuIe-will commence
Thursday, Sept. -. 1854.
Every facility wall be offered 10 each stud
ent in elmer Department to acquire a ihoro'
education.
Students from a distance attending the
Academy or Female Institute, 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 r. LOOMS, LID. President, or Rev.
IA. KELLY Gen. agent LewIsburg Union Co.
Pa. Catalogues seat "a application.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, Auditor, appointed BY
the Orphans Couri Of Union county, 10
distribute the balance in the hands Of Daniel
Long. adninisraior.Ge h0niS non ci fhomaS
Miller. will meet all parties interested al MS
office IN Lewi>hurC. on >aiurdav. me 81 cay
of Sept, \ d. 1864, al 10 Gc.ocS A u.
4. II. DILL. AUDITOR.
Levisburr, Aug. II, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

SEE HERE We wish persons who
drive with high loads under the telegraph
lines in this borough would have the
goodness to avoid tangIing them. 1t in-
terfcres with the business of the line, is
al expense to the company, and an an
noyance to the operators. Please be
careful, and much oblige.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

SIGNIFIcANT-Whil hile the confederate
convention was at loggerheads and threat
eued to break up in a row, gold fell as
low as 232, and as soon as some degree Of
harmony was restored, and the nominations
made, the sensitive metal sr,ang up to
242. Whether the doings of the soncave
had this effect or not we can not vouch
for, bu, it appears very much like it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

The Rebels grieve over The loss of the
Weldon Railroad. 1t sppears to have
touched them on very sensitive spot, BY
cutting of great portion Of their supplies.
The unbroken communications to Rich
mond are over taxed iu carrying provisions
TO that beleaguered city.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Copperhead Caucus al Chicago,

This gathering has been large 10 num-
ber-, aud great amour, of excitement
aud intense hatred created. .SgadGy
seemed no more like holy day than sat
uT3ap, in the II d / Of the vi>itir: crowd.
.V,ndIy, the rich banker, \ Belmont, }
agent OF the Ko,h,childs, called the meet
ing. aud dominated vesk-kneei Bi.ier, Of
PeLu'a for temporary Chairman. Mr.
Bisler accepted, aud made q speech in
which be denounced the Administration
as Incapable Of making war or peace.
(Qai,e a compliment 70 cur brave soldiers
aud sailors, but putting the lie on those
who deuouuce the Pre,iden, as having
made war; The usual committees were
appointed, aud adjourned.
Taesday, Gov. Seymour, Of New York,
was declared permanent president, and
made ID st violent aud dis!oyal speech
;fter which q Platform was adopted, con-
tanning not cue word against the Rebellion,
but much ags!ust the Administrations
strenuous fol the Uuiou and State Rights
aud in favor Of arresting our armies 10
their pr gress, to hold convention of the
States. The patchwork resolutions were
adopted with few disseu,iDg votes.
Nominations for Pre>iden, we're then
maie-Messrs, Powell of kentucky, Pierce
of New aniPshire, Seymour Of New York,
and we believe one or two Others, (sho
decIined) and Mcclellan of -, aud
Seymour of Connecticut.
Nr Harris, Of Maryland, denounced
Gen. Mcclellan as bireiing tool of the
Administrator, the man who arbitrarily
arrested the Maryland Legislature.
Gen. Morgan said the Legislature was
plotting to secede. and defended M'Clel-
Ian for arrestlDg them.
Mr. Carricau called Mr. Harris TO order
for his violent assaults upon Mcclellan.
TIE President decided Harris ou, Of order,
and that Pu, an end to 'Free Speech" in
the caucus \ New Yorker called Harris
g - traitor" and Harris knocked
hin down for his "free speech"
Mr. Long, Of Ohio, said Mcclellan had
gone farther than Lincoln 10 the perpe.
trsti0n Of tyrannica! measures upon the
sacred privileges and rights Of the people
V eak as Is your platform 10 many respects,
don't add to its weakness by placing such
a man in nomination. He begged them
not to nominate NJ 'Clellan.
1nin'euse excitement, caucus adj ourned.
Wednesday, proceeded to vote for Pres
idenr, when Is States voted for NJ 'Clellan,
Delaware and Maryland for I Ii Sey ymour,
and OHIO, Indiana, and Missouri divided
between the two. The nomination WAS
then msGe nosninous.
For Vice President, Guthrie Of Ky. had
65, Peudleton Of o 55, VOORHEES, Of Ind
Is, Cass of Pa. 26, Dodge Of Iowa 20,
so. On second ballot, George
II. Pendieto Of Ohio was nominated
We will give the Platform a: length,
with that Of the Union Party, as soon as
We get the former officially.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

Two companies Of Kansas militia had a
fight with band OF Indians, on the 10Th
nit, ninety miles west of Marysville,
Kansas. in which the militia we're defeat
ed, With email loss. The Indisns con-
tinus 70 commi. great deprsdstious-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
WILLIAMspoRT. Nj. Aug. 20.

From twenty-five to thirty houses were
struck By shells during the Rebels late
cannonade, and not resident was Injured
Ooe soldier received flesh wound. For
the first time they have been defeated in
the attempt TO cross the river here.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

STcP THAT.-Boys who have been 10
the habit Of making targets of the insula.
tors on the telegraph poles may profit By
reading the bills posted on some Of them.
We would advise the youngsters to amuse
themselves 10 some other manner, or they
may be compelled to pay dearly for their
fun.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

4 TOWNSHIP MEETING will be held at
y Gundy's School House, in East Buifa-
loe town.hip, on Monday evening, Sept. 5Jh.
All VINO have subscri bed 10 The Bounty Fund
are requested to attend punc'nally, to make
arrangements to settle up the business IN
question. BIZ order Of
MICHAEL BROWN, ,Treas'r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

1H-COl. james A. Beaver, of the l4Sth
Pa. Vols. was sho; in the thigh. a, the
recent engagement on the Weldon Rail-
road, and was compelled TO have bis leg
anputated close TO the body. He lies at
City Point in q critical condition The
sound Vas inflicted BY . sharpshooter's
mimic bal, L.. as be was gciDs into action.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

There is nothing of special importance
:fou Sherman. Some she'll: from him K
piodei in Atlanta, and onrBei portion
# the city. The Rebels are Threatening
bis communicauons
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Examination Of Teachers o. for Winter
Schools.

THE Superintendent of the county will
meet the Directors Of the following
Districts al The time and place mentioned, for
the purpose Of examining applicants for
schools IA the respective districts. AppiI-
canis will furnish themselves with pens and
paper. and al who desire 10 teach will be
present that the Dlrectqts may have the priv
Ilegs of Judging Of lheir merits. Private eI-
amInalions will 1ot be gwen syceP' BY d.rec.
ton of the majority ot a board, and n case
Of necessity. Be punc,ual, 9 O'Clock IS the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

sD-The draft Will take place as soon
after Monday next as the Provost Mar
shaIs can get ready. Volunteers and sub
siI'utes ale to be credited to the different
localities snd principals, aud other details
settled, which may require a few days be-
fore the names will be drawn from the
q uheel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

s6-The Sunday School Of the NJ. T.
church of this place, had a splendid cele-
brarion, in Mr.. Cameron's woods, in Chill
lisquaque township, wednesday of this
week. The little folks (and big ones tOO)
erjoyed it hugely.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

sEAbraham S;raub, E>q, said to have
been the oldest inhsbitant Of Milton, died
&C the 2lst ult. He wcs one of twin
brothers born (before the borough was
laid oui) Dec. 9, 1894, on the 10, where
the Milton Bank DOW stands He was
one Of the useful, the upright, aud the
houored men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

Gen. Forrest claims to have taken Mem
phi- from our forces. This has not been
Dffmed. however.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Issue List for Sept. l9.


John Bilger VS. Danl be6er
David t Davis vs. GetdeS Marsh 4 60
s Charlotte Long - Jere kleckaer et al
Z Fslier S wife IS c VII 81 al
David Bauchnaa IS David heSsler
HAYES & Meyisri " Wm Rit.sr
Francis J'ton y Lloyd GinIsr
Peter q HImmel frr use rs ] Hartman
Wolfe, WsIzsl q &C vs FL Fr.cs VI no
10 Brobst & Clark IS W K & 7 Ssch'er,wI no
IL Bank Of Ncryn'd Tor Bower IS " LRIt,er
l2 Rachel i-h VS. John + Richard
10 e Hasssnp,ns fr kleckner v>DNoyer etal
IA Commth Pa vs. VIM Brown Jr
Ii JWalker EIr Of 4 Wanuer = Wanner
Is Jno WeishIman Us Jacob Deckart
II " y Freeland n Bro rs J Hui
Is WmP Uhlnger & Go " AlAmmcn & Co
10 Jos Ross vs. Daniel ; hremer
20 Daul EeGg'er v Jno Miller with notice
81 Maliuda >pigeImver VS. Wm Seebo,d
- David HerosI vs. James A NeSbt
% SAM Haupt VS. Alex B Cummings
81 Joseph X eckner VS. jacob Dsel
IS Samuel Stuck etuI We Peer Mer'z e: ux
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
AeWiabllrg JHarke:s

FThe pulp, Of Rev. J. Harzier, a. -.
Paut's ChUrch. will be occupied on Sunday
morning next by Rev. Or. Ccr'i>, and on ,h-
Sunday following by Rev. A. Reanck, both
morning and evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE,


rV'HE subscriber offers at Public Sale rha,
me>suaee or trsct oi land lying In East
Bafaloe township, UnIon county, adjoining
lands Of the heirs OF Abbot Green, in byier.
samuel Zel.ers. an5 john StToub, containing
Sd Acres and IL perche>, neat measure,
vhereon are erected 4 Loz House one ara 4
half Siorevs high, a Log Barn, shop. We'll
Of good wafer and a pump near the door. an
Orchard and other Fruit Trees are on Ih-
premises About Thirty Acres ot Inc tract j.
cleared. and The remainder Is web wooded
with chesluu. oak timber.
The above tract will be offered for sails
on the 20ih Of sent, al P. ". All person.
desIrous OF securing a home, or seeing the
premises, viii fud me there residing
DANIEL STR0UB.
Atoraev 10 fact FOR the Heirs ol
I'd YIILAssrH Bay, deed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

A writer from Dallas, Luzerne Co, Pa,
saysa q bushel Of potatoes we're dug from
four bills, Aug g, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
IScttO,

In Milton, on the ls: inst, MIS- MARY bly,, agsi -
years
In Hartley township. on the 18th ult, NART JANE.
vile 0i SAnu-. BsaCCILE, ss-i . wears.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03

9th good Il use and BzSa, ard osher neces-
.ary Buildings, an e1coi!eal spring Of Water
be-vesn the house am barn. Al cleared,
end .u ( soai .lase o: cultivation 70 good
o. -.3o.ao.5. and Convenient 10 market,
mi!, school, &c.
We coD.iier il cEesr 4: Ss O00. will tska
S-.rro. TLLER Il sCHREYER.
Is-vi-au--. iu-rs; -7-1s-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
Farm for Sale.

THHE southwest quarter Of section ~,
town -, north range 8. east uf the iss
pruci7a! meridian. Tbe SAID Farm lies
about two miles north of the city Of
Freepor', in Stephenson Co., Illinois,
has about Forty Acres Entsr cultivation, with
Log House and other Cu.buIiingS; Is waierci
bv cne Of the ms; beautiful Springs in Inc
counry. and the balance Of the tract - covered
by a thrifty growth Of timber.
Every acfe OF the farm IS susceptible of
cultivation. and when suitably improved
would make one Of ihe most inviting resi-
deuces IN Illinois.
For particulars enquire Of Francis Wilson.
Of Lswi>brrc Pa. >a-n'i b. Harris, OF Free
port. ILL.,, or the subscribers at savanna III.
T. CHAMBERLAIN,
No. 90 fS61 l. II. BOWEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
SUERIFFS SALES.

DY v.rtre Of q writ OF Fend. E1, issued
ID Uul OF ne Court of Common Pleas Of
Union county, aud 10 me d!rectrd, will be ef.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-03
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
DT virl1e Of az order Of Tue Orphans Lour,
ID Of Union county. VII he sod a. the
Cour, House. IN I.evIs5uFg, on
Wednesday, the 2ist da! Of SepIeE-
beI hoXt,

the following, Real Esia,e,
Lot. y and 10 m Har;lstnn.
Il Acres in Hlrtstnn, aijgIu.ng lands of
lac p Elr-ser aGd others.
% Acres and Il perches of Land in Hsr-
ley rrw7,hiP. adjoining lands Of IOhn Ffl-
man aAd others.
20a Acres and 73 perches Of Land in Hart
ley township. afJoIning Books and Anderson.
- Acres and ~ perca-s of Lant in Hart.
ley township, ADJOINING Rehecca Leach and
others.
also, the following tracts OF Ub..s si
Lands IN Hariiey township, warrart-r,'
Hanes Ican Merger, AS acres: Jacor Pri'-
c-'an, All acres StuPhel Seidei, AS acres;
Philip X Gel. AS acres; Peter Seidei, as
acres; VIndls Grove, il5 scrssi Daniel
RAOa Is, as acres.
Terms Of sale viii be made kn1wn on day
OF -. py HELEN q. HAYES,
A5uiuis-rst.iz Of Dav-o H4YEs, t-c'1-
Hz-tlet7a, Al- 5, 10.
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FOR 6 ALE.

L DESIRABLE Building Lo,. si,sat~3 in
n pleasant part of Lewlsourg- Terms
to suit the purchaser. For fUr-her Intorma-
tiCn inquire Of lI1321 G y 3SEN ER
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FARM FOR SALE.
a5Out 1870 Acres,

ENHE suo>cub-rs ofTeI for sae their Farm
1 near the Fcre>tlron WORK, containing
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v, paid a short visit to his friends here.
Jacob 5. Boob and jackson Walter, OF the
5lst, are at home on short furiougb,
having been wounded near Petersburg......
new line of coaches has been placed be-
tween this place aud the Lewlsburs Depot,
to meet the pressing demaDds of the com
munity......C. L. Haus, the Senior editor
of the Telegraph, has taken up the sword
to iuculeate Union sentiments In another
field for a twelve mon,h.-Ngftaday
Telegraph
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Harrisburg Correspondence.
MONDAY, Aug %

The Legislature adj urned on Thursiay,
but was "drafred' to 'fx things"
which detained me this week