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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-18
THE OH.MANS GATE
Fluttering.

symptoms or deoldeds rel xauon IN. pIceS
The market isin an unsettled conditionsbuI
the tendency is dow1Wards The psN
crops will add to The depressing duences
at work, especially ashley viii be coasng
in when the heavy tax due the Goger6useut
necessitates the use Of money Our rcithesss.
want money now AS The, Macon sgrap1
pertinently remarks: ~
Every man who has anything tesell srfil
then see it would have been far better tS
have pressed hisst1f ppon themafket Sbp
taken April prices sin The ssdepre ecistei 6sss
than to have waited for the new issue for
his actual loss viii be faEbeyond Che dis.s
count So now the policy q tosell as soon
as possible, for the priceS viii fiji gradusilg
from day to day, just is cettaiply asstbe
value Of commodities for sale havstobt
measured bya contraetsd instead of anip
,fated currency.
We know it Is set up by some that;tle
scarcity Of food supplies win pFeveaaa de-.
cline but that is faise hope Of the spec
uiators, because the same scarcity entered
MS condition into the price while tue nr.
reney was Inflated. The scarcity, whatever
it may be, is not q thing of to day but;sz
listed months ago; and besides, ne bays no
idea that il is actual and i,stural, ,but af
firm aud believe i sia, for the most part q
purely artificial scarcity, occaaioned By
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-18

Major Gen. ding.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
Quite Natural.

Rebels mourn tina, their best tressed
and most coutented and pious slaves sre
among the first to run after SHERMAN or
any other wandering Abo!i.iOnis, Nov
it is most true that Christianity, even ss
taugh. BY slave-holders, has tended to
make slaves more hopeful and eonten.ed.
But slaves must have heard read (if they
can not re,d) not only the command
.Ssrrants, obey your n1as,ers-bus also the
same Apostles adsice-E thou n,ayest be
tree, use It rather. II they should ever be
sent back into bondage to any Christian
man, they will expect to be received No.
nor os serrdn,, Jas dbore serrant, q
brother belosed. Oace free, free for ever !!
unless restrained Of proper natural and
legal liberty for real crime
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
What would Have been.

The Chicago Convention has had its
answer. The platform on which it placed
Mcclellan pronounced the war to be q
future, and demanded an armiaice. The
Charleston Is. c. Mercury thus ably
showed the advantages the Rebellion
would have gained from the election Of
Mcclellan, and the establishment Of the
policy to which bis party was pledged:
"President Davis, who had been opposed
to making any concessions sbs,ever to the
enemy, has been prevailed upon to grant
an armistice to the North, l,rorided Il Is
solicited in respectful manner. This
proposed srmisrice, if granted, raises The
J5ockade by land and SEA, which will
ohO~ our people to lay IN a large amount
Of supplies. The d.ssr,ers from our ser
vice will then be glad to return, in order
to receive their pay and an honorable dis
charge, which will give US al additional
force of zoe, 900 veterans. Th.u, if hos.
Utilities are resumed, the South is sure Of
success. Therefore, we lose nothing by
granting this experiment 70 the Yankees,
,oho hare openly conJessed that they are
,ohipped ty prociaiuiny the srar on their
part a failure."
Such was the coutemptuous answer to
the cowardly proclamation Of Chicago.
Gen. Mcclellan and his party lost alike
the confidence Of the patriots, and the re-
spcct even Of the Rebels, who mus, have
"despised the agent while they accepted
bis offer"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
NOTJCE-As there is 4 .-rowinp pres.

NOTICE-As there is 4 growing pref
erence for whole sheet weekly among
our county subscribers, the semi-weekly
half sheet publication of this paper will
cease with this No. Next Friday, there
fore, We expect 70 resume our weekly Is
sue. Should news OF much importance
reach Us in the fore part of a week, We
shall inform cur readers of il by slips
sent 10 the post Offices in the county
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
l26,S07 1907 III to

A-OjISb s.DNs - ~ =
One roter in the Army to III at home
in these four counties.
In proportion to populs,iop, the remote
counties furnish nearly twice as many men
as those who are more exposed and who
have more to lose.
In Potter county, one rotsr out Of sesen
is facing the Rebels-in Bucks county, one
only out Of Jor,y. Potter is sparsely
settled, and poor-Bucks is deusely pop
u!s.ed, aud immensely wealthy. These
richer counties can easier spare men, than
the poore, can.
Those northern counties have filled, in
par,,the quotas Of the lower counties, and
also their OVID. They should be in some
way honored and recoupensed FOX having
furnished that mos. precious and import
ant Of all-MEN
Ina party point Of view, there is the
same inequality. For an example,
The sepen Banner Mcclellan coun-
ties-Berks, Ciear6eld, Lshigh,
Greene, Monroe, Northampton,
and Pike-gave Home votes 52,053
and of Army votes, 2,26o-ouly Army
vote to 23i At home. But
The seoea Banner Lincoln coun-
ties-Bradford, Indians, Law.
renee, Lancaster, Erie, Tiogs,
and Po.ter--save Home votes 5S,l22
and Of Army votes, 4,sl6-being l Army
vote to II ct home.
Thus it appears that the counties hsv-
ing the largest proportion of Republican
voters, tarnih txioe as many Soldiers Is
like "s,ropg" Democratic coun,ies-
In Union county, voter out Of 10 is
10 the Army: in Norsh'd, l on: Of III.
These facts are good reasons Why every
soldier should be credited where enrolled. |
Average Of Pennsylvania-l Army 70
l3 home votes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
CARRIER BOYS

Are en,erprisiug characters. No matter
how bad the weather, they must CO.. No
matter how many papers they hsve 10
leave, if they forge, one, they are very
sp. to be"docked' quarter or 60 on
their NeE Years gift! Our town patrons
will be waited on, Saturday, and We hope
will 20, forget one who has remembered
them hundred times the past year.
While abou; it, We give (as far as mem
ory serves the names Of our Carriers for
the past seventeen years, With their sub
sequeu; meri,ed promotions
JOHN = w.IIACH-s.uIan;: schoolnaster: timer
ant preacher teacher in Dickinson Seminary, Nisn-
syo-t: -iitor of"Bull-tin.T bookseller
JOHN A GElER->tudeut: usrhini.t: engineer /;
married DOW with PoEIEE b,f Wilmington
WILSON N'ALARNEY-sJu5-nt; deputy provost
tna-,hal. editor Potter County Journal.
s-rg LEVI II ANNoS-S.chsuir; three y.sr. In
sIstP V. reenlis-d Veteran fell it action as the
" wili-rn-ss, May oh. ls6i-
THEODORE c. TsYLo8-S;uient; Bne.ssney sol
iier: clerk in PhIiaj-lphis.
EpRERT >CpTT-Stud~Dt: shoemaker; IN Telegraph
ofic- on L.ckawanna bloomsbury Line.
WALTER C. N'YAHaN-Stnient: printer; Er,er-
geney soldier; amateur telegraph operator.
ABIJsu 4. BgETEE-rrinte-; Telegraph operator
Al Easiuu.
HARVFYC aNNON-su-ces.or to sbore; Incumbent
Of otsce. lon. may lie wBVe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
.BUFFALoE HOUSE" for Sale.

THE Trustees Of the University al Lewis
burg. otter for sale the large three
storey house. known as the Busaia< Hss>.
situaied IN LevIsburg. corner Of Second ant
ST. Louis streets. opposite The Court House.
The entire building Is of hnok. ~ feet on
Second 81 and - feet on ST LOUIS ~. and
finished with all the coaveniences and mofefn
improvements for a hrsi class Ho;el- The
s;abling. sheds. DC. are ample to accommo-
dare large business
The ABOVE property will Re disposed OF at
a moderate prIce and on EASY terms tor
rur,hst lnfcrmsron iaaa,Ts ~ 81 MI LIN.
FSa. ~ =. A KELLY. U.neIsi As-"i. teAis-
sars. talua &C Pa 1904 -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
Rebel Report, concerning

the Union fleet under Com Parter and the
Union army under Gen. Butler.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 26-The
enemy's infantry attacked Fort Fisher late
last night They we're repulsed With con-
siderable lcsA There vas . heavy rain
and wind through the night. Prisoners
report that the Twenty fourth corps Of the
Yankee army are present under Butler.
The enemy are presumed to haveresched
their position above the fort, not BY pass
ing up the river, where they would have
been obliged to run the gauntlet Of the
guns both Of Forts Fisher and Caswell, on
the left bank, bu. By landing on the beach,
east of the mouth Of Cape Fear River.
The enemy having effected lodgmen,
above the fort is = serious matter. Ii will
cost double the force to dislodge him that
would have prevented bis landing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

PAINFUL AccIpENr-Issac B. Meyer,
Q soldier on cru.ehes, returning home to
Freeburg, Snyder county, while attempt.
ing to get Of the cars u the Seliusgro'e
Station on Friday morning, fell on the
track while the train vas in motion, and
had bis lefs leg terribly crushed. He vas
brought to Suubury. aud his lee smPn'a-
ted below the knee, BY Doctors Axl and
Peal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

pIlAvARn
KESrucKY
TIE JARSEYS

Extract Of letter from gentlemen in
Grants army to his wife in Binghsusou :
"Last week, when I got the news Of
Lincoln's election, took she paper, walked
towards the Rebel lines, and beekoned to
Rebel officer to come on neutral grcubd
and hear the news, which I read to him
The Rebel officer shed tears like . child,
saying, ave had hopes, ,he last two
months, if Mcclellan got the election,
there would Be something tarn % where
BY 10 might b saved, bat sov ve must
give it up; there il 10 help for %"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
From Gen. Sherman.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. y

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. %.
To President Li;ncoln:
beg to present to you, a. Christmas
gift, the City OF Savannah, Georgia, with
$50 heavy guns and plenty Of aInmuni-
,ion, and also abou, %, 900 bales Of cotton.
W.T. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
From Gen. Foster.
srr.xrs Golurs Gs-r,
Savannah River, Dec - :, p VI
To II. Cen Grant and Ma. Gen. HrtecL: :
The city Of Savannah was occupied on
the mornipg Of the 2ls.. Gen. Hardee,
anticipating the contemplated assault,
escaped, with the main body of bis infantry
and ligb. artillery, on the afternoon and
nigh, Of the goth, By crossing the river to
the eauseHsy opposite the city. The
Rebel iron-clads we're blown up, and the
navy yard burned, but all the rest Of the
city is intact, and contains 20, 900 citizens,
who are quite we'll disposed. The capture
includes 500 prisoners, $50 guns, Is
locomotives in good order, 100 cars, large
supplies Of ammunition and materials OF
war, 3 steamers, and $4,000 bales Of
cotton safely stored in warehouses. All
these valuable trophies Of an almost
bIoodless victory have been, like Atlanta,
fairly won.
l opened Communication With the city
to-day, taking up what tor2edoes We could
see, and passing safely over Others. Ar
rsngemen,s are being made to clear the
channel Of distractions.
JIG. FosrER, Maj Gen.
Rebels report part Of 5hermsn's force
is marching Northvsrd to strike Branch.
Vile, where the Georgia aud CarOlips
roads connect. Also that another force OF
Sberman's Was going of S. W. in search
Of Union prisoners.
Utter Rout Of the Rebel Hood.
La,es: accounts represent Hood as still
giving way, being south Of Duck river
be had lost half bis force, and What is left
are acting on the principle Of "Dsvil take
the hindmoss :.
The rebels under Hood have lost eigb-
:ecn Generals killed, wounded and cap
tured since they started North. They
scknovledee sixty eight pieces Of artillery
lost, and 10000 men.
Stopenan and Burbridee have been
operssisg sgsinss the sals works in s. w.
vire;ois, .hippioe the Rebels under
Breckinridge, Vaughn and Duke, and de-
ssroyiDg $50, 900, 900 Of their property.
Six weeks ago, Sherman and Hood,
from the Atlantic region, turned their
backs upon each Other, and started for
conquest 10 opposite direcsions. The Union
force is completely successful With little
loss. The Rebel force is utterly routed,
and fleeing back in dismay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

The Secretary Of War has issued ~ or
der directing every officer and soldier cap
able Of doing duty to repair at once to the
front. He Gays, "every effort must be
made to Gil up the ranks, strengthen. our
armies and Aid the patriotic and gallant
troops nov shifting the reeling enemy
With victorious blows"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
LEWIS8URG BANK,

L<ab1lT.F y >, 4@lf
NOTICE is hereby g,sen, agreeable 10
SETON Of the Ar. Of ths;snsrxi Assembly Of he
Coraznon~-A;h of Fea:-ylvar .. entitled Al A;
st ng th- Banks # the CoE1n s-Aih . fr1e isso
for the purros- cf Banking under the Lass OF
the Cnit-l Stat-s spprlSsL The 81 day Of August
T. l.sl II. >tok hol.sr< q IL L--is5urE Bans kAs-
thi. dAy vsie b-0g- sG-h As.1eili'ol sn4 that
It's director. have the az ho-tv ~ th- osners
Of more than iHirI q th- CseAl -'ork- 70 ask-
the czrt6c.ie resres th-rsr hy The Lass Of the Cnl
ted States DAVID kEBEl;, CASHIER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
INEQUALITIES Of Service.

The duty Of defending ones country is
morally and legally obligatory alike upon
ALL her citizens, each as be best may.
But the returns Of the late Election
show that the newer and poorer portions
Of our State bear an unequal share. Let
rs take Wilmos's old distric. for example
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

THE DRArr.-Every district should
promptly attend to having those who are
enrolled and Who are not liable to military
duty, stricken fom the enrolment. The
larger the enrolment the larger will be
the quota, consequently where exenpss
are allowed to remain on the list, the dis
trics will have to furnish that proportion
Of increase in the draft.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

VNHE copartner>hip heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All scconnIs oi
The fEm will be seIied bv q. y Worten.
The business OF the star d Chronicle esIab-
Iishment will be continued from This daje by
J. r Cornelius, uho will execute all Uniul-
filed contracts of the late firm Of Woften Il
Cornelius for papers and advertising
O v WORDES.
n. CORN ELlUS.
Leuisburg Dec. 80. 1868.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
The Latest News Paper.

The Harri,b1rg Telegraph furnishes to
this reeiou-nine times out Of sen-Wsr
and other news, mornings twelve hours
in advance Of the Philsd. dsilys. II u
nov sold at three cents . number. Ssm'l
Slifsr is Agen. at Leuisburg.
During the coming session, We think
the Telegraph will conssin also the latest
intelligence from Harrisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

DEATH OF Hon. WN l. DAYroN.-W.
L.Dayton, our Minister TO Francs, died on
the I'd met, of spople1y. He ran for
Vice President On the Ere mont ticket, 10
1856, and ua. one Of the noss eminent
suns Of New jersey Age, about So
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
LARGE BUFFAL0E VAL. FARM

At PRIVATE SALE.-It is siiuaisd in
y White Deer township. Union couniy.
about two miles from Dsiesnan's Store. West
Milton. The Farm was originally owned bv
ASpHsw NCtsxAHaS, Esq. and is so large
Iha, II might be divided TO make two or three
good Farms. I will sell low, as I wish 10
quit the b0slness OF farming The Farm is
well iimoered and well raiered. and under q
good state of cultivation. There is a good
House and all necessary outbuildings-anev
hrst-class Barn, the best in the county-s
splendid Spring. young Orchard, &c. &c.
Enquire on The premises of
Dec. 1854 AND. WCLENAHAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

The Commissioners Of Northsabsrlsad
county give notice Of letting Of the ssv
Court House TO Be erected 10 Suabury.
The letting is to BE- held 90 the Ssh dsy
Of Jssssry. The plans aud speeisessioos
are 10 the Commissiooer's ofkee, sad Gre
nearly similar to those Of the Wiiliansport
Court House, which cost shout $50, 900.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

At PRIVATE SALE.-The Lot contains
n about II an Acre. The Improvements
are a ,xo-s,orey Frame House is by u feet.
With Kitchen attached. good Barn. Sheds.
blacksmith Shop. Fruit Trees Of all kinds a
uever.faiius Well OF vater, &c. For terms
inquire on The premises Of
WILLIAM KLINE,
Atsnsrey hr the Hem Of Dawn kusE, ased
Hastlptca. Dec IL. ls6A PdSn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

~Mr ShiseIy has removed his Ssd-
die sod Hsroess Shop to the Sbos Store
lsis Of John HOushtOO, neat deoI to
Charles Psnnys
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

~No STAR l. CHRONICLE Vas issued
last Tuesday. To-day's No. finishes the
Volume for 1864. Those who desire it
another year, please send on the money.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

D~The West Branch vas very high
when it froze up, last week, and bsppily,
the recen, ,haw has earned Of the ice with
ont damage.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

SAVANNAH Is Ours ! !

Sherman captures 500 prisoners, $50
guns, l3 engines and $50 cars, 3
steamers, a large supply Of ammu-
milton and materials Of war, and
Sl6.OO0.000 worth Of Cotton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
WaDted-a Tenant.

ITO occupy the 6ew Honse on The Farm Of
Jossrs VI. NrAsIr. CaIllisgUague TEP,
and board the han Is eGployed on the farm
4 man with small family. accustomed to
farm work, or widow, preferred. Apply to
Dec. IS DM NESBiT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FOR SALE

4 GOOD BRICK HOUSE, i~o and . half
\ storeys high. having 5 rooms. Stable.
- hy - feet. Fall lot, 10 first rate order.
with many Fruil Trees. On the corner of 81
and 81 Aulhony streets. Lewisburs. Want
10 sell because II IS loo large for nv family.
Dec. 9, ls6iIf j. l.. REYhAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FARM FOR SALE.
FARE FOR sale.

T OFFER a, Private sale nv Farm, situats
in White Deer township. adjoining lands
Of John Rauck Esq. Lew Ianok, Edeard
Ranck, :. B. Paving. and Joel Ranek. con-
tanning 81 Acres more or less. II has =
good House, Bank Barn, ami CHER ouIhuiid-
ings. About acres are well Timbc red, The
remainder under good cultivation.
For terms inquire on the premises.
OctT pd6n JOSIAH RANCK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

~Ws have received . copy OF The
engraving, entitled "Home on . Furlougb d..
1. is . beautiful engraving, and should
grace the house of every soldier and every
soldiers friend. For particulars see sd-
veftisement.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE Building LoS- situated in
N pleasant parf Of Lewisburg- Terms
10 suit the purchaser For further informa-
ton inquire OF [lo3:l G d BREWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FARM, near Selinsgrove,


TOR Sale.-By virtue Of an order from the
L Orphans Court Of Snyder county TO the
undersIgned, will be exposed al Public Sale
on
Saturday, Fsb. 1, 1865,
at o'clock, P NJ, at the Hotel of Mrs. Scharf
IN Sellnsgrove, the following Rsal Estate, late
Of G.oRek WATERS, deceased:
All that messuase and tract OF land situate
in Penntownship, Snyder county, about two
miles from Selinsgrove, containing
so Acres
more or less, adjoining lands of wm.wagner.
Michael Hams, Fred'k APP, and others, on
which are erected
HOUSE AND BARN,
and Outbuildings. THERE'S good Well OF
Water and GOODlORCH%RD on the pre-
mises. which are siisaied on tne main road
from Selinssrove to LewIsourg.A
Terms Of Saie--3o per cent cash, balance
on first day of February Court
ABRAHAM N. WALTER,
Ne a. 1864 Trustee
(selinsgrove Post eopy-bill 10 Trusiee)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

Greenbaeks, or Genuine Currency,
Or Lewisburg money, wanted at this Office
please accommodate us, when sending
money, BY sending some Of these sorts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FOR SALE,

4 GOOD LANDING at the junction Of the
n BuGsloe Greek with the River-ant
large Town Lot-bOuhded norih bv St.Marys
street, eaSi by the Greek. south hy Walls
warehouse lot, and west By Wafer street.
There Is Wharf bnIii. and the lot is veil
suited for a Coal and Lumber Yard, Ware,
house, or anv business OF thai kind.
THOMAS NESBTT'S HEIRS
Lerishurg, Dec. 9, 1864 II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
Lincoln's majority 425,3O2

PROPORTIONAL VOTE.
Lincoln 55! pr Ct n 'Ciellan AL pr ct
Lineoln's vote in 1860 1,864,523
Lincoln's increased vote 81 335 ,979
The surplus vote of Massachusetts,
or Of Ohio, distributed in the three
Mcclellan States, would have carried
those three also for Lincoln.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30
FOR SALE,

4 TAVERN STAND on Market 81. in The
y borough OF LewIsburg /, offered for sale
ou reasonable terms. The house IS double.
aud would conveniently accommodate two
families if not desired for the public. II not
sold 10 a reasonable Time, will be mor'sased.
Any person having money TO loan, can have
il well secured Interest paid promptly. Ap-
DIV to 1lO5i1 J. WOLFE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

R-The Union County Court opened
Monday morning and the Associate Judges
proceeded with such business - vas in
their power. Judge Woods was delayed
until Tuesday morning.
John Smith, Of Hartley, was appointed
Foreman Of the Grand Jury 1t returned
seven True Bills, and VAS discharged on
Wednesday.
Wm.A.M Mari was admitted to the Bar.
Juries we're called for trial Of cases Is
follows:
Commonwealth cases-Eli c. Deligs
plead guilty to stealing from Halfpenoys
store, and was sentenced to q years in
the Psniten,iary.
james NJ Everett. plead guilty to s.ea-
ling horse Sc. Of AJWeidsussul, and ha,
5 years 10 the House of Refuge.
John T. Miller and Aun Buck, found
guilty Of keeping disOrderly house, we're
fined S. each with costs.
Thomas Stetlcr, for refusing the vote
Of qualified elecsorr was found guilty
a De. trial asked for.
George A. Frick, for embezz!ement-
90; guilty, and prosecutor for costs.
Three Com. cases cou;inu3d)
CtoI cases-Mensch's E1's vs.. Young
man L Walter S5G3i 50 for P!f.
Bank OF Nor,h'd for use Of j Bower vs.
Wm. l. Ritter: verdic; for Def,.
After the usual routine OF business, the
Judge appointed an Argument Court for
"Wednesday, 1ss Feb. and adjourned on
Fridav evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-30

22,616 2,i20 9tol
Oae Of every 9 r0,srs is IN t.e Arn,y in
those four counties.
Nov let Us take ss many counties in
the Oldest, richest part OF the State