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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27

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Manufactured solely by "A. KrSKLE BRo, General
Depot, lis Market Street, HaI Irisburg, Pa.
For sale in Lewisburgby CIV. SCHAFFLE, BAKER
Co.. and all dealers the country
Nov. I7-sms6
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27
MILK FOR THE MILLION

THE undersigned intends supplying the
i citizens Of Lewisburg with Pure Milk,
commencing about the 18Th inst. Persons
wishing to be supplied. will please send in
their names TO him. at the Lewlsburg Bridge.
The Milk will be delivered daily except Sun.
days) morning or evening, as preferred by a
majority Of customers. SAML SLIFER,
Lewisburg, April 10, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27

We would inform the public that we have
ior SAFE IN our newly established Nurseries
near 'ne hewiShurs Station, a larger aSsort-
ment than last year of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs,
In our old Nurseries in Adams county, we
have the largest stock of trees-and .arge,,
sized-for Fall of 1868 and Spring of 81. We
therefore can furnish Trees by large quaint.
hes to Dealers &c. at very low prices.
The attention Of buyers and dealers is res.
pecltully solicited 10 an examination Of our
stock. We also desire dozen good AGENTS
10 sell f'-- DE coming Spring.
SHELlER & HUMMER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.

A team of horses weighing 800 lbs. each,
will cut an acre OF grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with Two Gutter
Bars-one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted to the
use iniended).
No effort will be wanting TO maintain the
Buckeye IN the envable position II now occu-
nieS Thai Of heIng The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27

k'ooND-A iady's Shawl, which The
L owner can have BY calling a, this ofbc co. .
proving property. and paying for hi, sdysr.
nsemept March II -~'~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27
pufkepe 1Mowsr \ Reaper,
For the Harvest Of 1864!
eECURED EY
Thirty-FOur distinct Patents!

TIME unparalleled success of the Buckeye
i, the strongest proof It's superior mer-
lis. And It's reputation is NJ well established
that since its Introduction ihemanufac,urers
have been entirely unable 10 supply the
demand
We will call attention to a few of its points
Of excellence and The farmer 10 give II a
personal examination.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27
The Two Driving. Wheels, sc.

The TWO DRIVING NHEELS-ihe
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
NAV be thrown out OF gear. or he backed
without vibrating the kniveS-the SleriC Cuuer
Bar-the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting EdSc-lhe Double
Hinged Joint by which the Cuuer Bar may
be Foided-the long Crank Shatt-Ihe Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
NAV be raised and lowered so as to cut AZ
low to the ground as may be desired-the
Steel Piimsn aud Brass Box-Iis Light Draft
-(no Side Drali)-no weight on The horses
nrcks-backs as easily as cart--all of
which form a combination of advantages
which no nIher mnChlne pnsNeSSes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-27

PERMANENT INPROVER OF THE SOIL.
For sale in sacks of l6O lbs each, bv
CHAS. NJ. KING,
White Deer Mills. Union Co., Pa.
a descriptive pamphlet of so pages. giving
tnii particulars. sent by mail, post paid. on
application as above.
Call or send and sc, one before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
March 30. 1864.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-26
TIE WAR.

We have nothing of importance from
Sherman, at Atlanta. His position is
deemed critical. We have one corps shut
up IN Atlanta. The rebels are doing a great
deal of mischief in close communication
with iour almyAiaAthe way of tearing up
aud desirsy dads. They, too, are max
ing raids upon the Federal trains, whenever
an opportunity is afforded. The rebels
have dam aged Sherman much in that way.
Gen. Price has reached the Kansas line
and entered The State. The Federal troops
have formed a JUNCTION al Kansas City, on
the Missouri river. Price is a lille south.
west OF there. He has captured an i'm
mense amount of properly. Thus the mat
ter stands in that section.
A Federal raiding party, sixty strong,
was recently sent into the interior from
Newberne, North Carolina. II engaged the
enemy, and after losing five men, returned.
There is a Southern rumor that a Federal
gunboat col within range OF the Confederate
battery at Mobile on October 27, and was
disabled. The name is not given.
Gen. Dix is in Washington city. He is
going TO Canada 10 prevent International
about the Vermont raid. The raid
in Vermont robbed several banks
We have nothing special from Peters,
burg. Grant is still doing picket there. He
is about as slow as Mcclellan was. Why
don't he move What is he doing with
The spade and shovel
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ANOTHER PAPER FoR McCLELLAN The
BRADFORD ARGUS, published at Towan,ia,
comes 10 US This week with The names of
HcCLELLAS and PEADLEroS at its mast
sead. This is an important newspaper
change. The argus is a journal which
commands quite a good deal of influence
ia Bradford County, aud will be a valuable
acqnisition to he cause of the Democracy.
The paper is edited by JACOB DEwrTr, Esq,
and owned by John F. Means and c 5.
Russell. The former editor aud proprietor,
Mr.. E. A. Parsons, could not support Abra-
ham Lincoln and FELT, ia order TO better
serve the party that is true 10 the country,
that his paper should advocate the election
OF the Democratic nominees. MIR. Parsons
was a warm supporter Of The present Adj
minisiraiiou until that party in power have
violated nearly every article OF the ConsIi-
tnlion when il was high time 10 abandon
such a party, and iurD all The batteries in
command sgainst+ii. He, with thousands
Of others, has seen that a change is abso-
lnssly necessary, in order iha; We may en-
py tssI blessings Of free government, the
rights and privileges guaranteed TO Us By
lbe Constitution, and which are being every
day taken away from us by The party in
pouer.
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PUBLIC SAIL
Valuable Personal POperty

Wall be exposed 10 public sac at The
residences OF the subscriber, in R~einscresk
township, Columbia conn.y ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sAs64
at ten O'Clock, q. m, The ioIIowR proper-
~: One Horse, Two Colts. (cotine three
years old IN the spring.; One In Buggy.
One Open Buggy, One Two Hoe Wagon.
One Sled One Sleigh, One seId Heavy
Hatress, one SET Double ILgf Harness,
One Tanning Mill, Flows, HaHws, Cult
vators Forks, Shoveis, &C. All, Que Ta-
bic, Cooking Stove, a Iol OF Shl sIe., Hay
ty the ton, Corn and 0als by th,t ushci, q
lot oil Potatoes together with a / oil other
articles TOO tedious to mention.
Conditions will be made knon on day
oil sale, when attendance will between.
w. n. UNNGST,
per EdwardJusngsI.
October IL. 1864
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AUDITORS Naice.

To the children, heirs, al legal repre-
sentstives of James Evans, ate Of Locost
low n hip, deceased.
'HE Undersigned having eeH appoint
ed auditor by the Orphb-' Court of
Columbia county, 10 distfioutthe funds In
he bands o. Lewis Yeiier, Tlstee, 10 sell
the real estate OF the said Jpes Evans,
deceased, hereby gives notice,hat he will
meet the parties inte crested, aiis Office in
Bioomsburg, on Thursday, thR4th day of
November. al 10 o'clohk, a. a, to attend
10 The duties of his appointment
r. CLAK, Auditor,
Bloomsbury, OFT. 26 1854.
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DEMOCRATIC t

Democratic Meetings will be held in
Columbia county as follows:
On "Wednesday evening, October %, in
Franklin township. at ClayIon's School
house. Speakers, J. H. Campbell, esq, Of
Danstle, Aiem B. TaIe, C. G Barkley aud
w. Jacoby, esqrs.
At Neumedia, on Thursday afternoon,
October 81. Speakers, C.. g.. Barkiey AIem
b. Fate, w Fl Jacooy aud j. H. Campbell.
CoDyn2ham. Friday evening October 2S,
by Jacoby Campbell, BArkley, aud others.
Lime Ridge, al John Growers hotel, on
Saturday evening, October 90, by James K.
Bfugler, + H Lille, esqrs., and others.
MoGlour township, Buck School-house,
near Elias DIeterick's, on Friday evening,
October %. by DR. p. h Freeze, Wesley
Wlrt, esq. Colonel L L Tale and others
Mount Pleasant, at Jones's hotel, on Mon
day evening, October 81, by James h Brug-
Ter, Alem b. late aRd Z n Lille
F~Ishingcreek, E. U~nangst, Tuesday. No.
vember 1. one O'Clock in the afternoon, 10y
James K Brugier. esq. Col. JONI G. Freeze,
h h L1uie, Col. Tate, aud others.
Rohrs3urg. Tuesday evening, November
!, by James h BrGaIer, Col. ] q. Freeze,
L. H. Lille. and others.
lola, al John Leggo;'s tevern, Wednesday
afternoon, November ?, al one O'Clock, by
DioS'ei; rteeZe, ale, Little, aud olheTS.
Calawissd, Thursday evening, Nosemo Der
3, 10y Btugler, Freeze, Little, ard DINERS.
Buckhorn, Friday evening, November 4,
by Brugler, Tale, Freeze, and others.
EsPytown, Saturday evening November
., by Brugler, Freeze. Liule, and Others.
beaver Valley, Shumsn's tavern, Monday
afternoon: November I, BY BrugIer. Freeze,
Tate, and others
MaIneville, Monday evening, November
Z, by IaIe. Brugler. Freeze, and others.
Sugarloai, al Ezekiel Coles. Thursday az
ternoon, November 3. al one O'Clock, by
Wesley Wirt, w H Jacoby, AIem b. Tale,
and c. G. Barley. esqrs.
Jackson, at Manning's School house, Fri.
day evening, November 4, by Doctor ?. H.
Freeze, w. H Jaco5y, c. G. Barley, and
Wesley Win, esGrs
+ n. LITTLE.
Chairman Dem. Standing Com.
Bloomsbura, October %, 1864.
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The preservation of
our Union was the
sole avowed object for
which the war was
commenced, and it
should have been con-
Quoted in accordance
with those principles,
which i took occasion
to declare when in &C
tive service. Thus con-
Quoted, the work of
reconstruction would
have been easy, and
might have repeat
ed the benefit Of our
many victories on land
and sea.---Gener0L Nc
CJeUGn's Letter.
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The New York Weekly HeraI.

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event can occur that shall not ird nme>
diate report IN ITS columns. IL cos Tho
proprietor over one hundred ,h ousai dol
lars per year 10 maintain It's corps & cor.
respondents in the field.
10 ills collation. of Foreign New The
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aud u will endeavor ia the future 10 min
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lts teleeraphic arrangements extend o
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When the Atlantic cable is laid, which
feat will soon be accomplished, kilograms
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readers will have the events of the week
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The proprietor devoIes a portion of the
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The Mechanic Art, Sporting Matters. Bust.
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Csltle Markets, General News, and reports
OF all events calculated 10 form an excellenI
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The Weekly Herald is issued every Sat.
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One copy 50 90 Five copies 80 o,
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Twenty copies 10 one address one yesl
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Advertisements TO a limited number "
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Herald.
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Who are Traitors

We have ii.disiduals in this section, as
they have in others, who consi,ler Greeley
and his Tribune all that is correcl in the po-
Iitical world. conlending with apparent
honesty thai, he i~sopposed TO secession, OPP
posed TO a permanent division OF the States.
We cory from this loyal shee. The annexed
paragraphs. Conservative Republicans, you
who love the cid Union with the same de-
volion as MS Democrats, read Greeley
sentiments. Heaven save Us from such
IoYaIryn.
From the Tribune, November ., 1860:
s.If The couon States shall become salts
fed that they can do better oui or The Un-
ion than in IL, we insist on letting them go
10 peace. The tight to secede may be a
revolutionary one but i~t.exlsls nevertheless.
We must ever resist the .righl
OF any State 10 remain in The Union aud
nuliiiy or defy the laws therefore,. To with
draw from the Union is quite another mat
ter; whenever a considerable section OF our
Union sbali deliberately resolve 20 90 out
We SHALL resist all coercive measures de-
zig ned 10 keep il in. We hope never 10
live in a republic whereof one section is
pinned 10 the other by boyoueIs."
From the Tribune, November 90, 1860:
"If the Cotton States uniiedIy and ear
eslly wish 10 Withdraw peacefully from the
Union, VI think they should and would be
alIc ed TO do go. Any attempt 10 compel
them by forcs 10 remain would be contrary
70 The principles euunciaied in the Immor-
tai Declaration OF ludependeuce-contrary
10 The fundamental ideas on which human
liberty is based"
From The Tribune, December II, 1860:
- lf IL (ihe Declaration of IEGependence)
Justified the secession from The irish En-
pire OF three millions OF coloniets in I776,
We do not see why il would not Justify The
secession OF five millions Of Southefners
from the Union in 1861"
From the Tribune, February %, 1861:
8 Whenever il shall be clear that the great
body Of The Southern people have become
slienated from the Union. and anxious TO
escape from il. WE.WJLL DO OUR BEST
TO FORWARD THEIR VIEWS"
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ID

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Nathan
iel Spear, Mr.. Washington Knouse, OF Jack
son and Miss Sarah z. Turner, of Benton
On The 18th instant, by the same, Mr..
Cornelius Bellas. OF ~Fishinacreek, and Miss
Jane SchUher, of ~Orangeville.
On The 20th inst, by the Rev. William ].
Eyer, Mr.. George Miller, Of NJ ain twp, Pa.
10 Mrs. Maria Manner, oi Ro~arIngcreek.
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AUDITORS NOTICE..

Estate OF Abraham W Kline, deceased!
V,HE undersigned, aPeinted by the Or.
phans' court OF Columbia county, an
auditor 10 audit The sc:ou I OF the admins
iraHlx. &c., OF Abraham v. Kline, deceas-
ed, will attend 10 The dutis Of his appoints
men'. at his Office in Biomsburg, on FRI
day, November IS 1862. 10 o'ciock, a.
m, al which lime and pIae all persons i'm
iere.led are requested 10 aend.
R. z. LARK, Auditor.
Bloomsburg. Oct 26, i9e
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Chairman Dem. Standing Con
Bloomsburs, October %, 1864.

DoK'T GET FRIGHTENED Our pora-
~ of he Bloomsburg Republican, suggests
that we keep our walls of wrath corksd
WHILE" about the ides OF November
Don't You see The handwriting on the wall,
''Weae Meme tekei Upharssh" Bnt doh' get
frightened, Doctor, we wouldn't hart you.
You are a " non comb ata1 nj, !" you know -
How easy i; will be TOR you 10 assume your
Quaker garb.-BerUick Gazene.
Qua REcoRD-The editor of the Blooms
burg Republican, thinks we had better re-
view our own record before charging
our ~neighbors with faIsehood. We are not
ashamed OF our ''record, !" Doctor, and you
may "show it up" it you like. Had we
made such a "record Tor ~ourself, as you
have, we would crawl into The smallest
hole We could find and drdtC the hoe IN Gf-
ter US! How are you Thomas Dunn l-b.
The CoSsPIRAroR.-The editor Of the
Columbia Republican says he engages 10 no
''conspiracies" against the Government
Possibly not. But he doesn't deuy that he
engaged IN a conspiracy" against the
peace and happiness OF a certain family in
Bloomsbury. How are you conspiracy ?'
Shame Id.
Nor TRUE-The Columbia Republican
says, "We engage in no conspiraeiss against
the Government" II by zoe you mean the
party with whom you act, then We have
not read history Alright. How are you,
Hartford Conventionisls, Blue LighI FEEDER
aiIsts and Tory Quakers SD.
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Gen. Mcclellan, wriring TO Gel. HalIeck
said 10 him, ''PIesse say a kind word 10 my
soldiers" Dir. Lincoln, riding over the
blood stained field OF Aatie'am, called for a
negro soEe, 10 drown the signs oil the living
and the groaus Of The dying. The former
is a Christian genileman-ihs latter is a
vulgar jester. Which oftwo will the Amer.
lean people choose 10 control the dsstinies
q The Reooslic fof hi NEXT foar rear.
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EsTRlY.

GAME 10 the ~subscribirs IN Loo
OColnmbia county, oHthe 10Th
Der, 1864, a pale yellof COW I'D
wears old. The owner olowners al
fed 10 come forward. ppve properf
CHARGES, and take her away, oiherwne
will be disposed OF as Up law directs
REGARD MORC
Locust, October &c, 1874
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The soldiers that were in Beaver. town.
ship, looking after men whom they nigh,
keep away irom The polls on election day,
were sent TO Harrisburg last week. This
county al present has not many of Llncoln's
soldiers in It. The artillery, cavalry, aud a
large Lumber OF the infantry have left.
here Ill are a few in the upper end.
They might as we'll all be withdrawn, ior
all the good they are doing The cause OF
Union IN Ills county. There is nothing Tor
them TO do here, nor never has been. The
AbolIiobIsls thought to make them useful
on fast election day by siaIionina them
through several OF our strong Democratic
townships, for The purpose of inlimidating
Democratic volers, and as a natural conse
queuce lessen the Democratic majority
But all Ibis failed. The Democrats in this
county will vote With all The means re-
sorted 10 By The Opposition to cut down cur
vote in old Columbia, The Democracy fell
short on It's majority only one hdndred and
sixty voles. IL will noI be so much on Lit
lie Mac. There are men in The county That
voted Tor Judge Mercnr, WHO will not vote
TOR Lincoln. They cannot be Induced 10
vote Tor a continuation OF Jour years more
war and bloodshed, which the country is
bound 10 experience il Mr.. Lincoln is re.
elected.
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Several Soldiers Letters will appear in
our next. They came too late for this issue.
The boys in the field want 10 vote Tor their
old commander, George B. Mcclellan. The
government officials are doing all in their
pow er 10 re-eIect old Abe. Abolition speak
ers are in the army making speeches, and
distributing tickets and electioneering doc
umeuis. Democratic documents canno: be
bad there unless sent through some private
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OAcE MORE TO WoRK.-Freemen of Co.
lnfhbia county! prepare yourselves once
more TO meet the enemy on the 9Th of No
vember. You have nobly passed through
he preIiminaries of the great cam 2aigr OF
the ever memorable Presidential contest of
1861! You have covered yourselves with
uuiading glory, and ii remains now Tor you
to follow np The prestige OF victory, and all
Will be well. Remember lbe great inter-
esis al stake in the struggle before you
Remember that this is a contest for consii-
Iu:ioKsl freedom, for The salvation of our
glorious old Union, for the overthrow OF The
most corrupt and incapable Administration
that ever ruled over a Tree people, aud for
lhe riddance of the most odious tyranny
that ever Gisgraced a Nation. Let all who
are in favor OF wipiug out the disgraces OF
the past tour years, exercise a sleepless
vigilance until the great contest is ended.
We have routed our opponent; let us not
be blinded by ths delusion that be will not
again appear to give US battle HIS cause
is a desperate one he Is fighting Tor pow
er aud Tor p~iunder. With the "Constitu :
tiou and the Union" as our ~alchword, let
US flock round the banner OF our country,
aad like a band Of freemen, struggling IL
perpetuale the liberties OF our fathers, let
Us in November, meet The Panisans of ty-
ranny and give them a Waterloo defeat,
The combat deepens, on ye brave,
Who narcn TO glory or Ibe grave -
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EL.ECTORS.
Al urge, RoBA~r {. JoHNsToN,

~ urge, koBh"T L. JoHNsToN,
RICHARD VArx.
William LouehIin. Paul Leidy,
Edward r. HeImbuld, Roterl SwinefoId,
Edward p Dunn, John Ali,
Thomas Mccullough George A. Smith,
Edward T.. Hess. Thaddens Banks,
Philip 5 Gerhard, H1eh Montgomery,
George g. Leiper, John NJ. Irvine,
Michael Seiszer, Joseph M. pson,
Patrick McEvoy, Rasselas Brown,
Tbcmas ~ aikar, James p. Barr,
Oliver 5 Dimmick, William J. Kounlz,
Atram B Dunning, William Nom gomery