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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

g1es~s1s-a.st Es;.ss-isf.
~ Office Is i.arabv given tliat II he {. 1-c-
u t.on of TaN IN Kind fo: Ii, ,.ro4a 1884
thai nc tSeceint to ta2 tayr.cr IS Ta}i' excep.
from &c <.,:f tr al! !hH iZcG t'i Agent, aDno,t
ed ei1h@r by the County \ peot .,v snyset,'-th
receipt Il any Other man, whether csl.c.l or
-1tt, win not b.. rec Il, cd. lac Tax payer will
be notified Whef III a Q 9nts ars. .a,,,t to re
cGive, and no man can pay untii ne has the \
sosso''s estimate with him to airv the amour:
e,ac, ailt his receipt VI IL be rron his estif,atc
j. -. NJ M.GnWAN
Capt. 1 i'o5t Z. n.
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BACON FGR S0LD!ER'S FAMILIES.

CIAIt = OF MN Il ~ hEIE =,
SUBSISTENCE DIR .KTsfENs.
RoleiGb, .iaFe 9. 1861.
To County Commissioner:
I am prepared to sell, at cost, to any of III
counties in this Stat, tor the O: in'!g 2
families OF Soldiers portion 81 ..1e Bacon
cum ulated for that ru'ros". c"unty Comni.-
sione-a, vIo are in need o! Bacon IL il, comMu
tie " til ne.
THoS.D. HOttcs, Hsi. & r. s
.!une 3D. -..ll-it
lrz- All papers III the State viii copy four
times and send bill 10 ne, with coay .. paper
cnut4iDing the advert .enent.
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Er~ovrn 70 nacos.--By request Of
Gen, Hood Gov. Brown 1;ss removed the
headquartors Of the Geahia AiTi;is to
this city. The object ol >>..l,is change, we
learn, is to prevent there beirs q iarg;
nnnbcr .: ul'af'ne@i r3en 'sHT1atsGs1 into
Atlanta, while that city is he it.set'', @nt'
not erfcctly safe, ZACH. teing t.,e case,
hs has, tl.raash Cererafs Mackaii, Ch;ci
'of staff, written Tie FLOWING Iette: 20 i,e
Governor requesting the 1hapge.
Fro1sa y proof s!.ccx t:::c II 5piis
Appeal VIC arc inforsna.,,.s that ,ha gov
.enor viii bc able to sen>kforward q ,.,ree
armed force every day fsom Macon pre-
paved to- nleet any emergency as soon as
they arrive "a The g. ;se}nl.'e ed
thousands of Georgia VIII in a few days
be at tho front with, arn. ia their hands
to rcintolc. Gen. Hood and aid IN driving
the eue,ny from :hc Stare
Alaeoa Is'eQ5act, July ..
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RALE1aE, Arg. h-Fance's total ,nS
jor;ty as far aa heard from 22,0c0.
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MT. Dayton, the Anericaa Munster. hss
been seasting the captain and other officers
of tie hearange. "A letter ia the .,,'c-
pennence Beige sars that two tars sfter
the dsscs.t nf tie Aiabarae an :roa-;,:xs,a
vessei ball n sssori,eauxs lcfs ;he-e .y:... q
view Of soecee "a. sile aIeAa.aa. ea1 e
: 7engius her lsstrust;os-
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1-:s's''E{s Ags ,e. rvG "a.
SYTEc 81. s.AEES

= <e
= HERE HAS BEEN RECEIVED, at VIZ
innctop, u Lot Of SOME ;"ut thousand
Sythe B!a les, both grain aud Z blades.
TAay viii at once be brought 70 III. place for
dss&fbution. The Courts Of the several cccn-
ties are requested to anro;rt Commissioners t.
receive the quota fcr Their respective counties.
I, 8 the pres, 1t c,cp Of grain and gtass IN I'll
Western counties has not yet been harvested. 7
distrihution.
:. DIivEREUX, !. O. "
Raleigh. July goth. laes. lt3-it
Za~hil pa pers in TIE state cory four the
and send bills te this ofic., with copo ot paper.
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CRoPs ~ NoETH CARoLiNA AN in-
teliiyent farmer, just from MartiI, county.
North Carolina, Informs us tbat the wheat
and cat crops in his seo:ion were all that
could be desired, that the corn crop wrii
be most ABUNDANT in that county and in
the counties Of Nash and Washington.
Pet. Ee0istT.
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SE:NY rREEHl

lsr1,J:SS AND MAID"-a household
Vl Story BY the author of. sJous Hal
IFAX GENrLEMav."
''TBE ocilvies,'' 50 HEAD OF THE FAMrLr
"AarH.:G NV "AGArHJA's HusoAyo.n
&C. &c. A. Just received ard Eo- Sale a.
ths Store unicr the
Juac2D-tF C.ROIIEIAS OFBytr
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GsS DICK TayLos.--At las. accounts
Gen Dick Taylor was at Natchitoches. -
The Fines. of that city says he was
relieved at his own request. Es was the
guest Of the town. the ri,,rGeipd tr,strces
having passed a RESOLUTION deputins the
Mayor aud Council " to take care that he
and his Emily are provided with every
available comfort ct the sole expense o
the town. lie was there " under orders
from tho. Genera! 1mnanding to await
tie action Ct the President
Way VII oar-s1ny around Atlant'
surely defeat the enemy
Fs,oer.-Because We have mcr5 Ear
! "a ID E1r2se Hc9d.
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W AIT L. -.

ENLACE ANi1 WII7EPINg.
- Bin. - IA iitt hS & EYE.
~ 30. II, MARI i Square. uI:.ier tis-
.AaDl1NIAN CtFyCr
June Ct l..+f
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Lieut. Col. and Quarter us"ste
Arprocsd.S
y. K! Iaw.cn. Qusrternas!er Gea. :,
.TszSx EsGCcaEc1.

A GOOD SUPPLY ofthatextca inc rhcw
A ing tobacco, hicb Will sell on accom-
n:noating terms, u-holcsaic or retail.
JunsiC-dtf !. HGLEtNGSW ORTIZ.
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1.ORfs OF yl.AT rsACF..i.i1ET S,.0k L.
.Fs iHG Tobacco just rec ived ard fur sale
ri il M.rk Ss,a-.
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II STRESS AND MAID.

EUST R.1CIEvF.p few more copies o. t'.at
- cAceiicut X OE FL. at
NJ. II, Nari.at 5S-::1are.
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FOUR CENT. DoHtS
XT ANTiD--A few / per cent. 3,tnds.--
~ ipil, st the
LIT. CNEnIINEA% nHrI~.,
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oriEgEllMAaTER,S PErAETMEET
- -

CURE EgLilMAlsTEH,S PErAETMEET,
RALEidH, June 3, 1854
AN Now PREPARED t. exchange Cation
l \, ,trn for " ocl upon the following terms.
t1Z:
One tUech "f VAR: f,sl three pounds washed
= ori, AEl ~: hanch for tour = poGuas ula az
Nd.
Agent. nave 'oer appoints; u mzse the cA-
change ,.,. ~ V'in.r rlacex. 6 ford lsr-
eGiC.. l. tiioL,l., "rlaF 'k".. '-,n>} ~.
":s-'sinerh asn. Hcnders sonvlile, Sts-esviie hos
bore, AsheTiiie. Tittsboro. Iouisburg, Fay
ett".,i;e tccrain, and at this Llace.
Persons chipping wool TO this 'plac"tl lp!n
please :nark OH the packages who they arc
Iro". and the cotton yarn will be forwarded
iuntct,1triv.
hnre IL. people " i'll catr'ctca'lv rcsrord
10 IL" above notice, as the W ooi L. tor cloth
ing tic r. G. Troops.
7. 4: DoVn, A. O. NJ, n. ca
lrHci4 t';ul
~ hcparcrs in II State VIII plcasc copy
until .:uiy ,st.
YfNI: MERCURY Uit back uunlhtie, con-
Z ttr ing those charnioe tales. which yonng
ladies "'-i, r. I'D 1.asa ar'i.e,! 1T
Junc : Il, ,iAi k"t Sqnarc.
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PErEKssURc, Aug. 4.--This being Lin
coins fasting, humiliation and prayer day.
the Yankees have not fred 4 gun. The
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aster. TneAssan,t 1pon Petersburg fail
ed, and o,.s force .reptfsaead with a loss OF
5 600, including prisoners. The strength
Of the rebel POSITION is uniInvaired-
The rebel cavalry crossed the Potomac
#l5 miles above w i!liarnspoft and passed
directly across Maryland into pennsyiva-
MIA, going through .Nercersburg
Abont 500 Of McCsusian1' Il en- entered
Chanbersburg and demanded $500, 600.
The demand WAS COMPLIED with. The
towsf was fred and nearly the Whole OF it
burned. Gov. Curtsin has called the
Legislature together - make arrange
,acaits To defctd tie -et9ta. Wright r
co.ai..s lnusa ere this have rcrcheei Win
chester, aud if the rebels attempt to re-
tiir possession Of tie Shenandoah Valley
a desperate battle mist be expected.
Detroit 1ridaae nsSerss that The1rp-
son, Clay and HolcoInbe Ead {, o:ssea
tlie Detrcit river several daJz~sgo and
.:e now III the Western .S5ttoc;ea.
+ Coz 2bst,:
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ATLANTA, Aug. 4.-Late yesterday af-
ternoon heavy skirmishing occurred at
the General line, aud continued ti,s after
nightfall. Every effort to dislolge on,
skirnish line was defeated. We still
hold our original line. The firing Of
musket,y and artillery is brisk on por.
tion of the line.
A few prisoners were captured in ou
! 'front.'
The city is vigorously shelled in tht
meantime. During the night one young
: lady was killed by a shell
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led Ivy soldiers on the 9th OF July.
Ed. pask ell, editor Of the Na>vile Press
was arrested ca the 10Th ult., aud give
bond in The sum Of s., go.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Grant moves Again
Hg GAINS POINTS vf,REE RICHMOND.

THURSDAY. Oct 81, the baggage, wag-
ons, &c. Of Grants army had been sent
back to City Point, and the men took six
days ra-ious.
Gen. Hancock started, at . in the NOR
ming, with two divisions Of his corps. aud
drove the enemy on. of some newly made
works. The %, 5th and 9th corps were
va,iously engaged during the day, which
was flled with skirmishes and some sharp
encounters. Gen. Warren, Eagan, Gregg,
and colcred division were also engaged.
The left wing gained severa! miles of
country, and is in position to attack the
eneny's works in flank.
Oct, % The Rebels yesterday morn
ing attacked Gen. Hancock, but were re-
pulsed. Our troops afterwards fell back
nearer their old position. Our total loss
vas about 200. The Rebel Gen. Dearing,
is reported killed. and our captures for
the day foot up 9l0 Gen. Grant says
''The success Of the operation wss mos:
decided" We may soon hear of other
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Price is Defcatcd!!

In tie absence Of Union forces in the
East, the Rebel leader, Sterling Price,
gathered large army, invaded Missouri,
and did considerable damage and caused
grea, fears.
ST. LouIs, o.. %.
Gen. Pleasanton gives the following
information in regard to lis operations
against Price:
He marched % miles IN two days and
tonoh' 80 miles.
His forca uss less than COCO, while
Price had fully % 600
Price has but one gun left, and 10 am
mun'ian. he having blown Up his train.
He also burned 400 wagons to save them
from capture.
We have 600 prisoners. with several
thousand stand of arms. General Eagan
is reported killed.
Prices srmyi- completely disorganizad,
and flying 10 all directions.
I'VE regret to hear that Col.Ja's Moore
and his family lost much from the Rebels
during this invasion.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Another Proof of It!

l, will be remembered that the c pper-
heads first deprived Soldiers of auy power
TO vote-uext, tried all they dared to o7e
vent the passage If the Ac, restoring to
Soldiers the right of sCfracs-tten, ct
Chicago, expressed their crocodile "sy NJ
pathy" for them, while propouucing all
their lab0rs and bravery ''iailure'-aud
nov have the iupuGeace to ask them for
their votes
In addition to all ttis-since the Sol
diers have gained the right to vote in
spite of ,hem-certain New York Copper
heads have tried to cheat them with false
ly labelled tickets, and BY taking out
their lincoln ballots and putting M'Clel-
Ian baIlo's 10 their places, aud by forging
names Of men, living and dead, by the
thousands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Nor. w. CCnfcdcracy
EXPLODED

When in Congress, Mr.. Vallauiig igham
proposed, as paliiation for the Southern
threats, that the Uniou be divided into
Foua psrts-Norihern, Southern, North
Western, aud Pacfc-each TO be cheek
upon the whole. tbs, Ike sSs two 'hiris
RUE, wa. designed to giSe the South tie
control, practically, OF all. /; vas voted
i9r b; Mr. FEXDLETON, bat met little
support, and was soon forgotten.
Bu, It's Leaders did not yield. Three
years have they bson ns,lsin, their plan
to aid the Rebellion by getting in motion
North Western Coufeieracy. To thu
end, Secret Society was formed. which
numbered Thousands ot memb bers. b1uod
together By oaths. The Goveiumen. By
its agents had kGO.ledge Of nearly every
movement. But when this Illegal and
trairorous conspiracy began to PURCHASE
THOUSANDS OF STANDS OF ARMS. whereby
to Use and 6rencb the North y est in the
blood of her loyal people, tie Government
in,erposei /, arrested Il. II. DODD, the
head of the conspirstors il the State OF
i13iana, aDd put hin on trial. Proof.
acccmu4:ed SO fast, tia, D53i escaps9,
clandesfiaoiy, ty Ji,yht-viOlstiDg his
parole Of bonor-tkus eont5ssinJ gdih.
The etfe,. of this exposure has been
very great. People who hsd got tired Of
hearing about 'seeret conspiracies, had
here tangible PROOF of one most te7ribls
and iuiqu.ious il its design. Happily j,
was exposed, and lis exposure We hope
NAV rob i, of power to harm.
Il produced revo'sfi0H an la9ilna
That State bad been the nos, doubtful,
to both parties, Of any 10 tie North. Ba.
this exposure, 10 their midst, Of moustroas
plots to iuaugura;e War a. their very
thresholds, startled the most thoughtless
and careless. The Election following Is
a proof OF the power Of this exposure II
produced the defeat Of 1 or 5 Mem bers
Of Congsess-uproOted the party power in
several counties, gaining the Legislature
to the Administration-and civiOg Gov.
MoRroy TWENTY.ONE THOUSAND
NAJORITI-the largest ever given to
Governor 10 90 earnest contest.
thus, we hope, Cod has preserved
the great North Vest from the intended
bloody reign Of snrrchy, which was to
have helped the Rebels by divsrtipg aud
dividing the National armies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
RIGHT SORT OF PEACE.

Wm. c. Jewett states that the receu.
eouvention at Cincinnati "pos'poned nom.
nations with view to urge the strength
of the peac. party to tie support Of Abra.
hsm Lincoln, believing be will, after bis
election, join them in a policy to secure q
speedy peace" 10 doubt the President
will continue bis present "policy," for any
peace short Of breaking up the war spiri,
In arms will be "cryiug peace, peace, when
there is no peace" and 'dsabiDg with un-
tempered mortar" That sort of "peace"
men are on The righ. trick, snd let them
pile in their votes for Abe aud ANDY,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Maryland is Free

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s-The Court oil
Appeals confirmed Judge Martins refusal
to grant q maudsmas restraining the Gov.
eruor from praclsiniDg the adoption of
the New Constitution.
Oct. %, Gov. Bradford issued his proc
iAnaiicn, stating that there we're east Of
votes for the New Constitution 30174
Ag'iAst the same 29,799
373
!! mere being therefore . msjority in its
favor, be declared that the New takes the
piaos OF the Old Constitution, on Tues.
u'y, the LIST of November, 1864.
iae Shareholders tough, i. to the last,
". The State Of Maryland is now Free, !
'aa - soon IS the Rebellion is subdued
slll take . ne. start.
AOns vote may elect!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
West Virginia I!

This rich, young, new, free, and loyal
State, held its election Thursday, Oct. 81.
Gov. Al. .BogEMAN is reelected By an
unanimous vote as far as heard from.
Six counties near Wheeling give 1900
maj. to Hubbard, Union, for Congress.
The election vas quiet, but overwhelm.
ingly for the Union aud Lincoln.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Wake Up!

1t is ascertaiuel that there were absent
from the polls in this county, llth ul,,,
enough Union men TO have carried their
Senator and Asscmblymcn even over the
attempted Lyeoming COpporheal robbery
Of Soldiers votes,
Now let every Election Distric: make
real and thorough preparations to get out
EVERY VOTE, next Tuesday, Sth inst,
Trust not to chance. or guess we're all
right"-but make .'everybodys business
YOUR BUSINESS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01

SOLDIERS NoTEs-There are in our
armies exclusive Of prisoners lsV0 men
entitled TO vote in this Senate District
of these, 25U voted in Union county. and
we have heard of nearly 100 who did not
vote for lack Of tickets or receipts 80
in Snyder, and 400 in Lycoming-9UO in
al, OF one half Of the whole.
The Presidential vote Will be larger.
The Electoral Ticket is in this days
paper. If they Do not happen to get the
blanks, &c, soldiers should make cut the
best they can, for any mere irregularity
would and should be overlooked.
&Au;hentic soldiers votes, delayed,
or from remote points, are still coming in.
If the Cops compel a Legislative contest,
every legal vote viii be counted, and We
have Senator as well as Assemblymen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
4 New Cop. Device!

l, will be remembered that Rebels and
draft sked1ddiers in Canada recently took
some Union vessels on Lake Erie. Last
week, they entered the Northern part of
Vermont, robbed three Banks, shot one
man dead, and wounded others. Some
of them have been caught, ana perhaps
will be punished. That venerable War
Democrat, Gen. JOHN A. DIX, thinks tie
same gang are trying new game. They
hope, By po!lutiDg the ballot boz, to gain
(by votes for M'Clellan) what they could
MT BIZ forca nf anna
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
AhninisirniriN, Eoiicc.

NOTICE i hereby given. that Leiiers
y oC Administrator UPoh TIE E>ta,e o!
DAVID SLIFER. Iced, late q LeTlsS-rz.
Un1n COUNTY, have been TTariet 70 the
uat-rs 5nej, y the I.esls,er @. JasoR county,
70 Iue iarln Of law. Therefore, al per Ia
irse5.e5 10 said estate are re9us7tet 10 make
immediate payment; and those haTiaF any
last claims s!s al-O requested 10 TTe-eut tle q
legally au.henii-a.ai .yr settlement %
SARAH l. >LIFER. Asurr'rI
1870 Or :. l. DILL. her Attorney
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
How thew Agree :

Monroe is the banner" Democratie(!)
county in Pen0sylS.uia. The following
sse tie ofheisl returns Of the last two
elections. They show how similarly they
vote for Democracy and oyaias; Soldiers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01

"AJrahan. Liiaooln is an honest, capable
man." was the frank admission Of his gres,
opponent, (Stepheu A. Douglass in the
campaign Of 1860.
~ Douglas friends should remember
that his opponents divided the Democratic
party to defeat him, and are now striving
10 divide The UHiou y defeating Lincoln.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01

nR. ;. II. KNIGHT. Of Lewisbure, having
u hat twenty-five wears practice, ofiers
h ; services 70 those VINO are afflicted viih
diseased Ewes or Ears. The following il one
of nGnDef oi Ie,JinoRiaisI
y. =5u hs1 cstz7s-t o. 10Th -v-s-Eas e,int CT osS,
49, u-ariv = tt- other la Thv.irlsus Attrrffef
hir-. g s7-e- d. -us-Lt EL1sEt0os hi- An3
cgr-i hin u-i opera ton xoui s2ris- sii kA
are ~ iet1I = --.E- hlm = sall- SAMUEL WOLF.
Hs-t-rJ 4. JzE :. - lisa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
DG.0I.gE pleads CaIity:.!

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.
The military commission to-day re-
sunei is investigation Of the frauds 10
tie vote OF New York soldiers. f. Don.
ahue was by0ugh; iato court about one
o'clock. lie had Do counsel but proceed
e3 in his osn behalf to otj'c. 10 the j1-
tiriiction G.: the c51rt. The prisoue.
P'e9Re5 gritty eJ his haeiay signed ce5'lia
tanks ,ri.a G.s name ot' { 5. -irfLurs,
Capt. Dady az! some others, aai IS j, did
rot appear that he Tas an oficer Of TIE
state Of New York or Of the Un;;>d
States, there vas, be c7n;eu1ed. 10 crime.
Several others are implicated. and
tie confession of the above two leaves
no doubt Of the truth and enornlitv
OF this aJominablc effort to defraud
the soldiers in their choice Of rulers! !!
the danger Is partially aver
ted, and should stimulate every hon
est man to put down the base party
resorting to such means.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
AUDITORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that lhe under
! signed mas been APPOINTED Auditor, hy
the Orphans Couri oi UliJa county. 70 make
dis,r5Cti1n Of the balance II Tie hands OF
James :. Linn. Esl- Executor of ALsI.SnEH
GEAgsu, deceased, ant that he Vii! meet The
parties interested. q; the office OF y. II. D o..
Esg., 10 L-E.s5uTa, on Wednesday. The 2ld
Gsy OF NoTember, 1861, 10 attend TO the
duties Of ms appointment.
4. SIYINEFORD. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
THE PEOPLE WARNED.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Gen. Diz has issued an order stating
that satisfactory information has reached
him that Rebel agents in Canada are send
ing into the United States large numbers
of refugees, deserters and enemies of the
Government, to vote a. the Presidential
election; aud it is not unlikely they will
subsequently be organized far piunaer.
Provost Marshals ard their deputies are
charged to detect such paIsons, and the
voters are recommended to take measures
for their own security, and to aid the su-
,horities in bringing the rebel emissariss
to punishment.
Effective measures will be taken to pre-
ven. their return into Canada. All per.
ons from the rebel States are required to
report to the military authorities here OK
TO the provost marsbals in other places,
for registering By the sixth of November,
falling which they are to be treated as &c.
bel SPIES apd emissaries.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01
Aver.UniOn mai. 495.


The natural increase Of voters partly
makes up for the Volunteers enlisted the
past year, (some Of whom yo,ed.) There
must have been POO, at hone,who did not
take the trouble TO VOTE for the cause
for which our braves suffer and fight,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01

@rGeo.F F. Miller gains 275 in Dauphin
and l0l 10 Union, on Soldiers (ths full,
ofh:iaD vote. We have no other returns
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-01

SOLDIERS The Mcclellan party
would sacrifice all your victories They
defraud you iu voting! And when you
have voted, they taror ou. your votss If
they do not suit them!