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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
OFFICE Coz % SuBsIsTEsce, No. BRIDGEsr,}
Eyw YoRg. DEc. 10, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE


Hzw YoRH Die 10, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- indorsed " PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATiONS
will be received BY the udrrsigned until o'clock p ~,
WEDNESDAY, TIE 2lst insent for supplying 'COOkED
RATIONS for Fix mouths from January 1862 Tor Tor such
shorter p.o may be directed by tie Conmsry Gene.
r OF Snb-nce) TO oil the troops IN the service OF The
United States who may in New iola City W u, immediate
vicinity well '0those who % ca route 10 and nom
the .cH Of war and not otherwise providedfcI .
TheYaon will consist Of three meals each day o. good ara
whoeome food and subject 10 suc proper inspection a. sy
be directed By tie officer In chAs-.
The contractor eo furnish tie soap ard candles that
,y bs required ia accordance with the ration 80 fol
lows: pound. Of soap aud aud quarter pounds OF
alimaniine aud ~ 10 each hundred raiions.
The bidder the price per Atom which price must
include al cipenses slch urniluy cooking ap2,raus,
fis p.cains boIe. Of the rations, &c.
b1s be accompanied by snaran:y q. follows:
We, the undersigned hrre5y su,f,nire that in case tbs
FOREGOING bid OF
be accepted 1t shall b. duly fulfilled according to its true pnr
port condition also that written contract shall be
cuteJ with bonds in the sun OF ten thon,snd collars
Name. Of guarantor.
Bidders must give their IA iu and also, state the.i
place OF residence and OF business.
Eseh bid must have printed copy OF ths advertisement
sitsehedtoft.
The Government reserves tie iht TO reject sny bid which
sssms unreasonable or dlsadvsnis;eous Ia 1t.
Payments 10 be monthly 10 s1cl iuDjs as may DO fur
'A' y. H. MOORE, csp,,in and c. sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
q. 4. THOMPSON. Secfetly
Cart. H. X. RANDALL. Treasurer.
I1yJFS McKEWAN.-NEXr OF KIN

JAMES MChEN AN.--NLAl VI hiAN
~ WANTED.-By virtue Of an order OF tie High Court O.
tIaueery Of the Island Of Jamaica made tc twenty SIX
septenbeI instant, the DUPLICATION Of Patrick HAND spu
Jsne Hand bis wife, am directed 20 inoniIe and po,t VINO
wero the nephews ard nieccs of JAMES MChhNAN
formerly Of PoI Royal in The Island Of Janaa
The children Of lis brother ARCHIBALD NchENAs; snd
his sisters MARTHA PORTER REBECCA LAMti or
LAURIE BETSY CAMPBELL aud MARY MftFALL
LIVING az tie time Of the deceese q tie sid Jtnes
with view 10 final dist-ton q the iud now ocsed IA
the office Of tie ReceiveTGeaeTd o. s niand to the use o.
The parties aforesaid. -,
Therefore hereby csl upon aud require all such nephew
living and the personal rt e1tciNcS 81 sc i
them az may be dead put IN bcoTe ne, % my oin' IN
spash Town Jamaica On or before the iTt tay OF Nrcn
next their claims share in the fund ~ question: WIN ul
Iroo Of their birth and pafentsge, sn1 Ie onhp 70 th sS
Jane, Mckewan default whereof tLey will he pret
om al benefit from tie pending proceed 9T re e'iiol
Zion ol tie said .un6 SIEfhf,N ". LIS
Master in tie High Court Of thorcery. laualcs,
s,f,-.tell Kir..ton Iatgaica ". J. u2l ltw6wM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
Il HOME FOR THE osoLpIEEss c ,RF

SSVNJ NDNlit VT Ntfts..--..,-.r- pnu
Fifty Thousand highly. embo ished SrEELPLAiE tOh'
TRAITS of tie Pres,6ent Of the United STATES
Grant Gen Mcclellan, snd the Corps Oomn4hders o. or
Army be distributed among the suoscHtefs 10 Se ~
VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE. Tor the education sha slPB1,'
Of the Crnhsn Children of our Volunteers. WASlNO-
TONS BIRTHDAY. Feb. p, 1903 livery ltlson seuolhe
b2 by mail addressed CsVt H. X fANoALL, IIeasfei'
Post.Tac. Roy No 4z62 Newly CITY VIII receive any
one these ensrayines and ceInclc G. sI'cil on VI
win ent;e tie holder 10 cisrcc IN tbs properly VIZ
.; he rbnted As stated Tor frlcr particulars send ioI
,,I~piS, Col, ". II. YOUNG, President.
e. A. THOMPSON. Secretary.
m u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

NJ INLAND IIANDS-IO .iIsL W nv I4NO
FARAlS.-Iarre tnd thriving settlement, mild and
heatLfgi climate 10 mile south Of fhiedslpis BY Tsiroad
Rich soil which produce. large which now be Seen
goXinr. Ton twenty and tfy racis a from s43to u
Ter acre payable within four yeurs Good bnsntis opening
manufactures ard Others: churches, schools aud good 20
deity II ia the most improving Iace East OF Ses'
the Is hid unsurpassed Le,;oIs Satwerrd Psper
containing reports ind giving iu Information will be sen, free
Al Ifpss Cilhs X. LANDS Nnesnd PostOhce. Cuu,ber
lad Co. ~ J. From Rey5yt 81 So Rctin,o.. Agricultural
Edor Of Tde TiLUnei IL Of the most cLtos.re yiik
yGes IN On a.Aof i,rd position Gad ,ptob, condition fer
yiedsGnt (aniag hat re AHo0 81 ms sde Of ne Ws'efa
Prairie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
NTIGHT SCAyEyGERs.-JOHN MAY and

MIGHT SCAVENGERS.--J JOHN MAY ana
IN JOHN DESNER respectfully INFORM the,r e1Sj 3H,cI
80 Nc 4il Hcuons All orders received VIII oe pune
tua.iy attended TO az moderate c!agscs
NOTICE-ALL APPLICATIONS for AGtN.
~ CIEs to pat up BRApSTREETs RUBBER MOULD
ING must be made 10 u. SPkAkER. CSC, al aJosrie,
gs be s duly authorized 10 aond 20 tie same Dated
Dec. 6, 1864. ). H. DhaDS4fEI-I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
Goicls, Nr.
fjouses ano farms Wanteo.

TACTORY WANTED-With twenty-five
i bo,e power-water pre;euedwitiu iour hour. OF New
Yo-k ze equal 10 about 10 by Is tce hoOs Address Box
Nc. 1914 Ncw-Yofk Pos Ot'ce.
INARM WANTED.-A Small FARM in some
L OF the Western satcs good land md low price. Address
8 v T. Tribune Olicr.
E'ARM WANTED, of'trom fifty to one hund-
red anl fly acres, with improvements. Long leland,
on oI near the wl'o for which cash viii he paid address,
with f1 psrticulsr situation Improvements, condition nnd
price, q. :. r.. Tribune Ofcc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

CHEET-IRON.- -COMMON ar. G." and best
- Pliadelphia charcoal refined iron ior se BY
A. A.TIQMsONk Co., No. 2ls sua ~ wa..r,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

TINHE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF j. a. &.
fIslfER. the moA IeaIls rino. made, with the be.
modern improvements, woess'. aud retail moderate
prices Nos. 2i 29, n5. zi1, 2i9 Twenty e.hh.t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
INHE WEBER PIANO FORTE-

TTHE WEBER FTANU TUKTE-
l. 10 admitted the BEST Piano Forte made because the
maker beside, being psetic oly experience IL
also sTlIOROU0H MUSICIAN thns combining advantages
possessed by other manufacturer 10 th. Iuted States
Such Is the testimony Of ;. Mills Robert teller Geo. r.
Bristow ln. Mason. C. Jerome Hopkins Cha, frAde Max
MHeizes Cad AhsLuz. John Iunde, Maurice siIskosch
Giovanni sconcs AMI every good mn In the ned States
All musical ears at ot duit their g-s superiority. Ware
looms, No. ljJ Wc.t Fro, dwsy, near Csnal'i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

pIANOS.-A very fine stock at very low
prices-lower than ay other first cI hou.e In the cit
Satisis ctOn guaranteed. s.J. CHAhbFhs,
No. 7j9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

IMPORTANT-MUS those who
wish TO buy hr,..ciss, NEW PIANOS at very moderate
prices, win aud greatly TO Their Interest cali mmsddey
MO,t.t, between Grand and BrOone ss IA tho
flrenoon only. Al.1 hnc BORIIMF ELL lE for .l,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

Sole depot for Peion5ets superior Harmoniun.', whole
.se and retail Prices 100 10 600 Instruments to LEI
!. NJ. PELfON, No. 6&l Broadway. kew.YorG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
President Reelected.

or our .i,artesa Presidents, LINCOLN is
the s'rli who has been 50 popular, or has
represented 50 jus, cause, as 70 win a
second term Of service. They are
Washington il 1892, [uo opposition
Jefferson il 1904
Madison in 1872, during the War)
Monroe in $50, (no oPposuioa)
Jackson in ls3-, ,NallG:a'ion era.)
Lincoln iO 1854, (S.avehsilers' Rebel,ion}
So it sseus tires were again entrusted
with the reiDs Of governneat during war
or threats Of i.sarrec'ion, aa3 tie3 had no
opposition worthy Of notice.
Since lS32-no-e than the period Of
time computed as one genera;ion-no
President has been reelected until now.
These facts indicate extraoEiinary hope
and coUfleuce, on the part Of our homes.
masses, in ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
--latest News

NASHVILLE, Nov l0.-Gen. GII.eu.
has utterly routed the enemy, driving him
in erea, confusion, frrty-four miles. Hl=
s3vsrce is ninety miles cas-, Of Knoxville,
The Rebels are at Bristol, being strength
eued by the Virginia militia.
The election in Ea., Tennessee was
unanimous for Lincoln.
Hoods exact whereabouts is unknown
to the authorities. The Federa! move
meuis will be developed at the proper tine,
and vii elec,Tily the nation.
Fcu,ou beats Seymour, f.r Governor OF
New York. by 9.500-larse Unicn gain
Of CouEressmen.
The Rebels had magazine blown NJ,
and los, 81 pieces Of artillery, during the
Teaspture Of Plymouth, North Carolina,
IS he UDion forces
10 Illinois. II Union Congressman are
elected, aud IS Ia maj. in Legislature,
Lirc5ln has 10000 maj Of the Penn q
Solder vote as far as received.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
One sf the Fruits.
HARvEYvILLE, Nov. Z

HARyEYvILLE, Nov. I, 1864.
". P. MINER, ESQ Will you please
publish the death of Lieutenant, J. STEW.
ART ROBINSON, who died a, Ha!veyviile,
on Thursiay, Nov. 8, 1864. He received
bis dea,h-sho, from the hands Of The
Fishing Creek Copperheads, or Rebels, on
the evening of the 3lst Of July, while
aiding one Of the Provost Marshal's Dep
uties 10 euforce the laws Of the land By
arrcstipg some deserters. Fire balls rere
tired into him, four in the bowels, and one
IN the thigh. IL Hoed three months and
three days otier he .cGs shot. Although
bis suf.rings were great, be endured
them With very little complaint and at
10 time was be heard TO utter any hard
expression agains, those that murdered
him, only tha, be hoped justice Would be
done them. He retained his rational
mind un,il the last; and when told BY his
brother, Capt. Robinson, that BIS pulse
was falling fast, be said, That is right
that is right" Ii. Robinson was In his
S0;h gear.
This i. the result Of COppsrhead teach
ing, for which some are nov suher'ns
c coufaemeut 10 For; Miil 0, while others
are undergoing trial at Harrisburg, by
military com mission.
Yours, &c, A. \. HARVEY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Vote o. the 5lst P, v,

Probably a majority Of this gallant Re-
gineut entered the service as Democrats.
4 member Of il, il let,e, copied into the
Argus, rroPhe:ied that
.-.'sr G. -arsny n EaE-a-nt viii giTe a MAJORITY
OF THREE p 1AE Iys MAO
After the O:'. Election, We showed that
the 5ls. gave , Rep. votes to l Dem
on which the -iIyus made one Of its usual
polecat personal filings, aud predicted that
the Reg would do much better On direct
vote for Mcclellan. Well, that ties. is
made, and here is the result:
"ti>i P.Y.-i0N majority for lincoln"
Comment s unnecessary, ito all whom
it may c0Ucern."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

sSE-In the time OF Fem and Wallace,
We worked one viuter il the Harrisburg
Telegraph Office, where a bright Dutch
boy named ADAM Ii. BAUM vas Official
ing as devil. We have kept watch Of
him, sui now find hin the racy and in-
dustrisus chrouicler cf the o0lst p V,
whose progress is daily Te!esroPhei The
follosiog proves that Adam has vein Of
poetry in him, as weli as Of poetic prose.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

4, is asserted says the Montreal c'r-
responder. Of the London Times, "taat c
C. Clay, sud Jacob Thompson, the Con
federate Commissioners in Canada, have
received instructions from Richm ood TO
propose peace, on the basis Of a restora-
ton Of the Union. | am able 10 state, on
the highest authority, that Messrs. Clay
sud Thompson have 10 such mission.
Tier ployorm is Southern laacpendsace,
and that aloHe"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Preserve some Tory Papers.

Months ago, We gave tits adviee-and
now We repeat it. The Tory papers Of
the Revolution, aud the Federal papers Of
1872, were models Of docaucy compared
~i'h some Of the COpperhead sheets Of
leGi. Gather up, label, and lay carefully
away few of these, for future generations
to read with wouder. l, will appear .
narve! that such things we're tolerated.
Bat the President had confidence in the
People, aud ueRt on rdh las onn uoJk,
trusting in COP for support,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
HOUSE OFREPRESEN74TyJE.S

fTOM liiaCt! ptla-
I-Wm Foster lO-Sam'i : Pancoast
"-Wm II Radiiman II-Frauk D Sierner
3-N4m1sI J.stphs l2-LuEe V sulghia ST
4-Wu. " Wan l3-Jqm.s Dgansiiy
Sos + Thomas l4-Franc.S Hood
6-Iames Freetorn l5-Geo De Haven Jr
Thomas Cochran l6-Wm + Smnh
s-Jamss y Herns l7-Edwart ; Lee
9-Ge0 Qlig<y Is-James Miller
Delsware-Elwood TYSON
Cles;er-N y Iennypscker, Nathan J
Sbsrpless, Vim b Wsddell
MoatgomeEy-Dr i D -uIr:ley, El.cia
.SIrssftrriie
8gcks-L.'.er Ca'eia, Frs " Neo3man.
Lehigb--Neis2n IIeiser, james T Kline
Ny.tham ptou-Ocea Rice, S { .Stimer
J.rtoa aud MenGoe-Re'er Gsi5eIt
WAY ne aud Pike I'm u Nelson
L-zsrOe-Dr II H,kes, lnthoay CRAZY,
D,njd T .Etylert
Su>qlebauna aud Wyoning-George II
v els, Peter NJ O.rerbou.
Lyc9mipg, Urion and Suy yisr-S AllenaD,
) Il O:wig, Dr. c II'iLs,nf
Collmoil aud Mon'our- ITn II J,cgJy
NJrthumbeTlaud-T Tr~nl1a II Party
Iilga aud Pouer-A u O.us,sad, John "
Guernsey
Clinton, Cameron, " Kean-E B EZ2reE.
Jeutre-Cyrus I l'sraHisr
uuutsngdou, II Juniata and Mifiiiu-Joh ohn
B,isbsch, John y Swope
Schuslkin-.IctI Ieaser, Joshua B2yer,
JoAn DoSDler
Berks-Jhn Nssinler, Fce1erick NIrner,
Henry b R4oads
Laucaster-E Billipgfelt, R " Seheuck,
Day Wood, Charles Deuues.
Lctauoa-lsiac II fir.
Daap h.l-H C Alleman, Dauiel Kaiser
Iork-J,ha + .Sp1ayler, james CIn.eroa.
Gum mbeTl4pd- JyhE d Bo,rmrn
Perry and Frauklin-Alex X Mcclure, J
NDyrsR .Slarps
Ad4ms-J1aes Il .Nu.haK
Somerset, bedford .ud Falton-Geu No
sss \ Ross, d b Armstrong
Bradford aud Sulii7au-JOsePh Marsh,
LoreiZo GFiuue!l.
Blaic-JOseph 6 Adlum.
C4mbria-ty yrus L Psrsiiny.
CleaIirli, G.k AMI ForIsss-Ih Thomas j
B,yer.
Carlou and Jeferson-U " Bur-.
Arus:ro0g-John " kee.
Indl4n4 Wes;m oGslaud-Geo I Smith,
james L N'A:ee, James NJ E.Ioy.
Fayet:e-Iigmas B .Seagiyht.
Greeu- N5ml IS Rose.
Beaver and Washingtou-Rohert r Reed,
James 4 Kelley, II 5 Q1ay.
Veoanso aud Walrea-W b Brown, Wm
Bergwi1.
CraEf5rt-JC Stur3s7aa,, Geo n Beuas.
E.is-J yLu Il Cochran, Bryan S Hill.
AIIegheuy-JOhn p Glass, K A COlville,
Alfred Slack, Samuel Chadwick, Geo
y Mkes. II 3 Heron.
La.reuce, Mercer ana Builer-Wm Has
lett, J ohn 4 Nesley, Samuel NJ hin.ey,
Charles koonce.
sDr. wr.scv has the ee-tissstr, h.; G. p. MSSlEf
[Uuisu A.s jointly Of Tie vote, aae Of IL ree".Es4
since t~ return made cat. Au4 1oGti Lot ~!
claim AID Vbs4la tlle s=st
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
How they Deceived their Renders

Up to the b Nov, Copperheai editor.
and orators wiifu uly, knowingly lied, by
asserting that they bsd carried PenB'a by
. large majority, They also duped their
readers BY rreposterous, ridiculous calcu-
latiops as to the result Of the PresiieLtisl
Election The following We fud 10 the
Argus and papers Of ,ba: stripe in every
direction
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

Estates CERTAIN 10 cote f5r " lgsl1rn
California 5, Delaware 8, Ilicois IS
Kentucky II. Maryland :, Minnesota i
Missouri IL, NewJer-ey I, Peoasylv'a 20
New York 81 Oregon 4-To'sl, l26.
S,ates rhicA lrW PR OB4BLT rote f.,
" fyeiiaH
Connecticut 6, Indiana IL, Michigan s,
New Hampshire 5, Rhode I>labl / West
Virginia 5, Wisconsin S-Toial, 80.
States CERT4INto ro'e f,r Lincoln.
Iowa s. Kansas 8, Name :. Nassacbu-
se,ts II, Vermont 5-Total, 35.
Sfafes t7iioh MY % f,r Lia-9ln
Michigan s, New Hampshire 5, West
Frginia 5, Rhode Island 1, Wisconsin 8,
Ohio 2l-To.al, 81.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Executors Notice.

ETrERS Tesiamentary on the estate Of
|, HERMAN YOST, tsc'd, late OF Lewis
burg boro', Cnion county, have 5een granted
to he SUBSCRIBER "a due form of Law. All
persoas iaiebIet TO siid estate are notified 70
make immediate payment. and those having
claims acainsi The same VIII pTssrnt them
property authenticated fer SsIiisn-hi 10
lClO DAVID REFER, Executor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
100000 maj. for Lincoln.

Considering the carncstnesS Of tie
contest, never was President so well
endorsed as is LINCOLN-nevcr a
andidate 80 utterly ovcrthr0Hu as i
ne late Gen. NJ 'CLELLAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

Whereas, letters Ieslameniary
10 the estate Of Jossra SHtEFEs, laIe OF
Buffa;oe township, UEion county. deceased
have been granted 10 The Subscribers, all per
sons indebted 10 the said estate are reques'ej
TO make immediate payment. and those nav.
ing claims or demsnis Against the estate OF
The SAID decedeut%Ill make known The same
without delay. II
V,SNY <UiFSSR Errcu'rx-
SlIhuBN NJ suAYFEK, Executor.
tuE.l.e ?, o-tsb=. ls, lssi-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

BALTIMORE, nor. S-The election is
progressing quietly, The cath prescribed
by tie New Constitution, is rig diy en-
forced. Al persons proved to have sided
with the Rste.!i5n, by word CT deed, are
excluded iIo II voting.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
mcclellan and PendIeton.
Father Abraham ahead

Should the votes Of Tennessee. Lou
isiana and Arkansas be admitted they
would add over 20 TO Abraham'> little
pile: bat he has enough a. it i,
On the POPULAR VOTE there is
probably not less than
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
PlBinHFD sFEI.VikLT--
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon

vB-0ur Campaign Subscribers ar notifei that til.
= their l,t yNrr. uaies they d--ir- -
regular rA;es-slSe ysur :H slsslc-- We nov Jay
81: psr week fHr white Gas-r- timely oals : Anl
our ether af+uses srr ia rporlon, Tia;
sford the paper ly. Irir- -.;h-r in euts slny
IDd--d j, ouly = ell o;a Isi-l-.i,s yoe Ea-
rsburc. too sessions past harr at rrl paper q,
rate loser than TaF-rs in E-Brra!-so 'hst u f.c:
cur ,ut.crib=rs shsr,d in the pr q of cur Ju.-on
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

The election in Philadelphia, passed Of
quietly and peaceably. Tie entire day
was observed with singular iecorun and
order. Arrests we're rare during the day,
and scarcely disturbance occurred at any
roll in the city. Both parties labOrsd !
diligently 10 draw on. full vote. Every
voter was bro1ght 10 the polls.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

COINCIDENCE R. B. Tauey. as Chief
justice Of tie United States, declared that
colored men bad 10 legal rights which
white men were bound to respect. The
day lie died, the People Of N.rylard had
abolished Slavery,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15

The Erie Ga=eae says legal proceedings
are to be commenced agsius, several per,
sons in tha; city, of foreign birth, on the
charge Of voting for many successive years
With on, being uaturalized. Right.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Penn'a Legislat1re-lSe5.
SEM TE.


Frls ofAIniaisrstion 10 -7an, Opposition In 'tae'
IIsT. 4o--Da'Ii ieHi'S
jeremiah Nichols l1-BeEl ChamFntys
&C IL D,,.yraa' DrJn Vi Dunlap
3--Iscob T. R.lzcway ls-Geo n B4cisr
4-Cieorae Curnel I9-Nrt NJ $k,,ry
5-DrW " wor,hngron 2O-,i " u>eholier
horace Roger 2L-klrk haIaes'
C DTJs- ? Jla.es' L,HIs " Han
9-Gss,ye b .$-Aeg' 22-Dr Tha'> - Clair
s-H-5,.1- Ciymsr' 22-"l 4 Hl!4-e
9-Ha II R7af4H' ci-Jotn L9tf4
lJ-H b Be1rdslss 25-James / Graham
Il-Wrn 'Turrrl Taos J B'gham'
.:-J1.Der 3 Na-i e6- WiH HEkiHs
I2-S .-p4sa F Wilson 27-Cha's ACaut.ess
l;--J.ia Nui,- e--Thomas Hrge
Isl B .U5A's.msry :J-MUr!oW i L. WY
.New!y elected Senator'S.
irhe Pro,Hono;ary Of LyooDing county
t1-E out NAVY tbe Soldiers vote 80 ti.at thy could
rot be oouu,-d Ifit shah sVpea- that the Whole
s-4-rt - e4-c; tlr nIlr 1EliE--. = SaH--
NI&. presume he ~Ill cUBt-s; fr .ain r-si
..a. Ju'-- las tie c,rtiEelts lie l. iu.,--
-.uitu; zay =, hsviu- -l1crly r:s-
hrs, toiios, ITin. and Curtin. cc.iorAlIv, Il u0t
0.g.u-r- frl I'll h!drAz2ke. IN i-5y-EAS oFeuIy
- Geo. J. Miller. ~ Coo sr-sau1 lt=- a. earnest.
.a---al friend @: soldiers An5 rl-t O.. tEs raes-
ures q ttg A5riuistTsilcD- lie aflu4t-i tie
principle oi ''auF defeat Shrint- To- latter be
ius bitterly oTFos-i account Of a. effective 0utFPo
"a druuu-iAtinn o. the Democracy among whom Be-
s-ooI ri The Eet-ls tAn ths WA-. This Senatorial
uis,ri-t t.Ee majority f1r GOV C1rtiua majority fr
AiznIIi-t-at1n ssBijA,-s fl- Co1srss and A.ez-
h.y--aE1 a majority Tor Pr-sii-ut Lin-7n s:i'l,
Ju4-- Nal. the uomiur, q the OPPOSITION 4!iho',
ta-t s.Ie, -Ee.s Ae Vii -. when Ae Sees proper
= 4-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Politics Of Presidents.

Il j. a common de!1sion in our country
tba, '.rhe Democratic party has ruled this
N1,iou nearly all the time since the Con-
sii'uiiou was adopted" &. &c To show
b0w err5neous this view il, We have only
to recall the names Of our Presidents, and
bow ihev were plected-ihus
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
LEWI.ToME. Nov. Q.

LEwISToWS, Nov. Q.
The dwelling houses Of Mr. John Davis
and Mr. Johuson were destroyed By IRE
this morning. TIE fire vas accidental.
L7ss abOu, s. 900 Oh which there is no
insurance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-15
Estate of John GroE, decd.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Letters
y TssIzmsalary upon the Estate Of
John GROFF, Sr. lale Of Brady township,
Unlon Co, deceased. have been granted 70
the undersigned. bv the Register Of Cnics
county, in doe form Of law; therefore all Pss.
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate are requested TO make Immediate pay
u-ni, and those having Just claims asaisa
the same are also requested TO present men
properly authenticated fer setilement 10
JOHN CROFT, Jr, EIecn,ar
r.S. ~