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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-07
Andrew D. stcii,

COUNTY RECORDER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Nillcrshurg, .. WIN FIJI NJ ana Acknowledge
ali kinds of Deeds. Nc.. ana record the same :
take Dispositions to br used IN amy courts N
,' ms ,3t,'i - ,c,,rl ,l 'r's ntIirr 2j-1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
United States Taxpayers

TAKE NOTICE.-The Annual List II In
l ned States Taxes IS aoT I.ate Up on al
Licenses, lncome, Carriages, and al IN p.id
monthly i.sis now due and Psyaeie "a iolloes-
Jani1fI county.
JOHN MLAUGHLiN. pepGjv. Ei,i cu!,e-.
al VI tfnioun on the lst day Of AusG... c:
M'Altsler>vIi.e on the %. al Rehfs.t on he
80. al PeT5yv.l.e on i5e San. al Nex.cC % the
9Th, al Ho~el.'s hotel On The sth. at ACoys-
wife Ga Jhe GIN, al East " aiefforc cn the
l0,b. and fof five days thereafter al his Once
for Inc county al large,
Sav}er COUNT
HENRY Smith, Deputy, viii collect a;
Beaver Spring on ih- lSl and % OF August.
a. T. SrIne:ori'S Mltileburg On the 30, al
Fr-derIcs Meyers in Freeburg cr The n az
Sharf, ho'-i N Sehns2r7y- on The 5ib, and
al Beaver SPrins tIriDg FIVE days thereafter.
t"i1H coun;y.
JESSE BEAVER Deputy. viii collect al
tn. Court House, II LsVi>buss. m ne I.t
and 81 Of Aagusl, a. New Columbia on the
80, al uni0nInxn on The ith. a New B.rI
on the 5lh. at M.fiinbnrg on the Gin, al her-
Teton on the sih, slh and lG,h.
NorfhumJgrlGn3 county.
s. B. BOYER. Deputy. VIII c0isc; at hi.
Office ~ sGnnIry on he isih Of August, al
Weaver's hotel in r0wn Of ShamokIn On The
10th, al the house Of fJ.DEfzweileriu George
Town OF The I'm. al the house Of }. VI. Huff
in the borough OF Milton IN the 18Th and eC.n,
and al his ottice during five days thereafter.
Donphin county.
Attendance will be glvea il person or BY
Deputy al Ben amin noFdner's hotel IN Ber-
rysburg OF lac q OF August, al Ire Asses
sGrS Ofiice 10 H'llsrsburg on Inc 81. at
MsTsh's he,el in Halifax on the flh. a, ias
Office Of u. kendig, L. :. Assessor. IN Middle
town on the sth, al Baum's hotel IN Hum
meisIo~1 On the 9Th, for Harrisburg and the
county al large al my Office from the Isl 70
.hs 2gih.
SPECIAL NOTICE
10 all who neglect TO pay al the iln-' and
places specified above, ten per cenium must
be added and paid on Licenses Tax, and five
per centum on Income Tax. AllTaIes must
be paid IN Government funds
AK FAHNESTOCK.
Collector lilh District, Penha-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Shall the Soldier Vote ?

The elec'ioD, to DECIDE, will be held on
Tuesday, I'd of August. We hear but
little discussion on the subject, simply
because there are bu, few VINO have the
hardihccd to deny, openly, that privilege,
10 those who enter ibe srmV and peril
their lives in offence Of their cOuhtry.
The rsse of soldier is no. to be compared
with an individual. who voluntarily goes
ont Of the State on business or for plea
su:e. The fact, that be is Egbting for the
Union, aud 10 defense Of its institutions,
should rather coufer privileges instead Of
restricting them. There is no reason Why
soldiers in the army should be deprived
of their votes while hundreds at home,
with less intelligence, and perhaps less
virtue, axe allowed TO exercise that priyI-
lese.
The fact is, our soldiers, IS body, pos
sess more intelligence than the masses OF
many districts, tba. we could name with
out trouble. A few days since, sn indI-
vidu.l in Lower MahaDoy, banded to Us,
for perusal, letter from bis son in
Grants army, lad of l., whom he suf'
fered to enlist two years ago, because be
threatened TO run away if be did not con-
sent. The letter was well written, though
the spelling was incorrect. 1t vas With
no small degree Of pride that the father
stated his son had learned to read and
rri,e while in The army, whilst bis mother,
with eviden, delight, showed us the pho
tograph Of her boy, nov noble looking
soldier. They fel, proud Of the acquire
meots Of their son, aud admitted that be
bad learned in the army wha, he never
wbould have learned at home.
Our soldiers are great readers, are sup
piled With the papers Of the day, and are
often better posted 10 the affairs OF the
nation, than many ofice-hun,ing politi.
cisus q. home, who will vote to disfran-
chise the Intelligent soldier in the army,
SO that they may run away with the
Offices during their absence Ssntury
american.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

UNroN CorxrY, IS.
( Lsy The Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
MIA to Jacob Englemen, Administrator Of
Michael Engleman, deceased, and the heirs
al law Of said deceased.
We comuand you andevery and all Of you
that laying aside all business and excuses, :,
you be and appear IN your proper persons be-
fore our Judgesof the Orphans Court, to be
holden at Lewisbsrg, on the third Monday Of
September next. to, answer a certain bill or
petition exhibited in our said Court on the
Goth cay Of February,A D 1864, and 10 show
cause. if any you have. why decree should
not be made for the specific performance of
the contract in said petition mentioned accor-
ding to the true interest anameaning thereof,
and deed Of conveyance Be made BY the
to said Joseph Eugleman in
fee simple. and to do further and receive
what our said Court shall have considered in
that behalf. Hereof fail not at youfperil and
the penalty that may ensue.
Witness the Honorable S.S.Woods, Presi-
dent Of our said Court al Lewisburg. this Sd
day Of Jane, A D, 1854.
C.HHASSENPLUG.
Deputy Clerk O.C.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Saw, next Tuesday,

Not one Democratic paper 10 the State
has advocated the righ, Of our brave SOL
diers to vote, and not a single leading
Democratic politician has uttered . word
in their behalf; but wait till the People
thunder on Tuesday next, aud then look
out for the echo from the army in October
and November, when soldiers ballots
come back to plague the Copperheads Who
sought in vain to disfrsnchise them
Patience, gentlemen of the reptile stripe
the storm is coming!
Gen. A. ]. Smith, q gallsn. Peunsylva.
niap, has defeated the Rebel Gems. Lee
and Forrest 10 Mississippi, aud is now
marching towards Mobile, Should such
noble deeds deprive soldier Of the right
of suffrage? Answer on Tuesday.
Fall in, Democrats! If M'Clellau is
to be your candidate for President, Why
not let the soldiers vote. If be is the
Napoleon of the army, let them say SO.
Shall they not vote! Answer on Tues.
day.
The heroic Army of the Potomse has
fought and fanked Lee back over sixty
miles into Virginia. Should Copperheads
be allowed to flank cur brave soldiers At
the polls? Answer on Tuesday.
Hooker's brave corps have just buried
400 Rebels and has 4 600 of their wounded
prisoners, before Atlanta. Might not such
men be allowed to vote for rulers! An.
swer 90 Tuesday.
Would you encourage volunteering 10
case We should have another brush With
England, or With France, to establish the
Monroe doc,rinei Say, next Tuesday.
Three thousand martyrs to Liberty and
our common safety sleep in Gettysburg.
Shall their comrades vote! Answer on
Tuesday.
Think Of the Wilderness and the Po,
lud vote for the cause Of the soldiers on
Tuesday next.
Remember Antietam! Vote for the
soldiers on Tuesday next
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
From the Miflinburg TELEGRAPH.

81 would ask Mr.. B to fiji my pul.
pit Tomorrow evening, if be we're not
such Black .iJoliiionist," said one of
our preachers on Saturday evening.
Who is this Mr.. B.? A Presbyterian
minister; some time since a chaplain 10
the army; q venerable aud devoted ser.
want of his Master, lsborirg for the well
fare Of souls . true friend and supporter
Of the benefcent Government under which
We live; aud bitter and lifelong enemy
Of that "sum Of all villsinies," slavery.
1t i'll becomes . mere babe in knowledge
and religion, to blabber forth bis feeble
opposition. j. NJ A. might as we'll
attempt to turn the resistless current Of
the Mississippi with bis foot, as to stem the
advancing tide Of Liberty and the equal
rights Of mau. The preacher or the pul.
pit that nov clings to and upholds slavery,
when the whole world has condemned it,
will share the fate Of those wicked men,
who laid their bloody hands upon the
sacred charter Of our liberties. Let every
true citizen mark such men, and guard
himself with greater care when 10 their
company and subject to their poisonous
than he would when treadin
upon . nest Of real, live, crawling copper
heads. WESLEY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

Fichtes Philosophy, its influence On Ger
many Th.A. X Gessler, Phiiadel.
The Effect Of Temperament on Character
-Cha's Albert Stone, Phelps Mills.
The Instinct Of Immortality 6 ulick
Nanzant. Paxinos.
II dread the War" lPoem)-JeTet Gil
bert Homet, Monroetou.
Better be Right than President Chaun-
cey Bolivar Ripley, Rockville, Conn.
Valethctory AToNnsend.
The degree Of B. y WAS conferred on
these nine in course.
The degree of NJ A was conferred. in
course, upon David Ruth. Esq, Of West
Chester Tho's II. Shanafclt, of Clarion /;
and Joseph Smith Of Fayette county.
The honorary n A On Rev Wm. Shadrach
Wood of Hatboro', and Rey. VIM. Forbes
Cowden, of jersey Shore, trom Jefferson
College Rev. John Chester Hyde, of
Philatelphia, from Waterrille College !;
Rev. Philip Lewis Davies, Of Camden, n.
j; and Wm. Bodenhamer, NJ D., of New
York city. That of ID. ID. On Rev Benz.
griffith, of Philadelphia.
Evening. levee at Pres LOOMS
Tie graduating classes appeared very
respectable in their attainmen,s, and the
public exercises generally were Of the
most interesting character. An unusual
number Of visitors from distance were
in attendance, lamong them, Judge Strong
of the Supreme Court most or all of
whom expressed equal surprise and graft
fcation as to the high standing attained
by our comparatively youthful University.
The report Of the Publication Committee,
to appear hereafter, will exhibit officially
the results ot the past year, and the pro-
jected advancement in the future.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Latest News
From Upper Potomac.

Near Winchester, the Rebels under Gen.
Early turned upon their Union purslers,
and appear TO have driven our forces back
towards the Potomac, With considerable
loss to our side. The Government has
made no publication as yet, but rumor
places the brave Gen. Averill amopg our
dead. There has been great excitement
and alarm, but We think the Rebels are
held at bay BY our forces along the river.
Nothing special from Grant or Sherman,
who maiu,ain their positions sgains, every
assault, if they seem not to have made
great gains in the few days past.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
LAURELroN. July 25.


Last nigh, (Suuday,) the public house
Of Mr.. David Siirzer, above this place,
was entered, after the family bad retired
and robbed Of the following articles: q
pair Of s,,aigh, square toed boots. pocket
hapdkerct;ef, poke. Bibles, pair of
stockings, bread, butter, pickles &c: the
burglars mus, have been frightened aud
retired suddenly, as they left behind them
good pair Of shoes and handkerchief
in which i. appears they held the candle
they used TO ligh, them in their depreda-
tions. Mr.. Sitter offers reward Of $40
for the apprehension Of he thief and the
recovery Of the stolen property.
A burglary bad been committed in the
same vicinity, supposed to be BY ,he.same
gang, the 2lst ult-s.esling from widow
Laird fsh &c, and from other neighbors
various articles.
I'VE are informed that the house Of.
VIM. Swepgle, of Lewis TIP. was entered
and $50 or theresbouts taken from bis
pocke,-also that Q Shoemaker in the
neighborhood va. robbed of bis all
these facts show tha, there are thieves pen
e,ratiDg the in,eriOr-perbaps pedlers,
persons running away from the draft, &c.
Keep a good eye on losfers or suspicious
characters, pyhov.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
YNSANS SAlEs

\ FARM Of II:;. or l2S. Acres 81
i frEc-t. Of which 100 acres IS cleared.
with access 10 wood and Ua,sr from every
field. II s miles west Of LesIs5urs. ; E.
C. Mn n'urg. and = north q 5sw Besiin.
aalollIrg Jacob kleckBsr. Imnro.eneni.-
stone Bank Barn and olh-5 ba;Iainss IN pro-
potion. II Win I. ksoC. .ei 81 at public
ourerJ at 3 O'clock, VI. n TussGsy, ed II
August next The proprietor has tseided TO
60 tc the neieh5nFbOod Of Omaha, Nebraska,
therefore Will sci! for whaieyer II may brIns.
ANY person wishing 10 see The properly. can
do GO a.: any time. JH SEEboLD.
Lims,:aae Up, I2-h July 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Union County and the draft.


7 In accordance With the request Of the
Commissioners Of Cuion County, con.
ventiou was held in the Cour, House al
Lewisburg, on Tuesday, July 90, a, 2, ?.
NJ, to consider as to the proprlety OF the
Commissioners assessing a tax to pay
bountie. to volunteers under the call Oi
the President Of the United S.ates for
500 600 men.
The meeting being called TO order, on
motion Abs,lom Ssipstord vas elected
Chsirnan, and Alfred Hayes Secretary.
The following delegate, then presented
their credentials
Brs1y-Jacob Kremer, Uriah Reed.
Buialoe-Levl hauck, T. J. Woife.
L. Buf.loe Wilson l. Linn, David
Shrack
". Buf-David Shafer, Ben. Relish.
Hsr,ley-D b. kerst, Chris SEIZURE.
Hsrtleton-P Whi'ner, X V. Glover.
Kelly-E Nickel, JAS LAWSON.
Limestoue-JOhn SeeboId, Geo. ".
Chsnb bers.
Lewis-J C. Moore, Jacob Ruhl.
Le~isburg, \. We Z. Wolfe, W.
P. Reilly.
Leuisburg, S. VA. NJ. Lswshe,
Alfred Hayes.
M,fii uburg-Jno. V. Barber, B. 3.
Young.
New BeIliu-C. D. Rou,h, A. Swine.
ford.
Uniou-C. Cawley, Chas Slear.
White Deer-Robert Corey, Josiah
Ranck
Two sets Of delegates having been re,
turned from Wes, B1tfaloe, after bearing
the statements Of the parties, Messrs.
Shsffcr and Relish we're sdpit,ed)
Oa motion the Consention proceeded
to vote upon the question Of tax, as to
whether the Com missioners should assess
tax to Psy bouu'ie. to volunteers, under
the call for 500 600 meu. Which was
decided 10 the sfirmative-lS voting 10
favor of tax, and II against.
Yeas-Brady. Blff.ioe. West BuFaloe. .Har-
lleIon. Kelley, (on condition 'haI their excess
of two men be pad for.) Lewi,burg. Union
and Whue Deer.
Nays-East BufIaloe, Harley. Limestone,
Lewis. MifilInburg and New Berlin.
1t was then on motion resolved that
the County Commissioners be instructed,
as soon as the county quota is ascertained,
to levy tax 10 pay each volunteer under
the Presidents call bounty, the amount
of which, within the limits Of the Law,
shall be 10 the discretion of the said Com.
missiouers, aud in case any person fur.
nishes q substitute or representative re-
crui. Who shall count as . credit TO any
cub dis,ric; in said county, the said Com
uissiouers are to pay said person procur
ring such substitute or representative re-
cruit the amount of said bounty, also, iu
case a sufhcien, number of volunteers or
substitutes are not procured, the said Com.
missioners are to pay to the families,
legal heirs or representatives, Of the per-
so0e drafted the amount of said bousty.+
Resolved tia: if any money is now re-
naming 10 the County treasury which was
collected to pay boun,ies to volunteers,
such amount shall now be appropriated to
pay bouoties, under the present call.
On motion the convention adjourned
sine de.
*NoTE.-There is 20 law for paying 3
bounty TO drafted meD, for it is scheme
to check volunteering, and as such vas
repeatedly defeated in the Legislature
but the families Of drafted men are entitled
10 the same aid as those Of vo.unteers-no
more.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
l)ats for al ibs :amsilSmrai5.
Administrators rgotice.

N-HEREAS, Letters Tc>gamrErary UPGa
w The estate q! ELIJAH CUyEk. deed.
lage OF WhHe Deer I"wnship. UDirA &, ,
have been granted 10 he sHtscricrrs. - ..He
form Of law, npUce l. hereby giyea 90 d per-
sons kuUwIng themselves 70 - Indebted @
SAID estate, - make immediate payment
ant lhpse having claims against Ihe Sarn,,
Will pIrsenI hem dp.v authenticated far sell
Ilemeni. JOHN GETE2. Atm'r,
c! h,S Any I.M.C Hancs.
July IS 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Estate of Godfrey Dieffenderfer dec d.

A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTlCE-Whereas,
y Letters of Administration on the estate
Of Godfrey Dieheuderfer. deed, late OF While
Deer Tp, have been granted 10 the subscriber
by the Register of Union county 10 due form
OF law. therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same NAV present them duly authenticated
for settlement. to
NELSON DIEFFENDERFER, Admir-
White Deer, May 80. 1854 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor, appointed By
l the Orphans Court OF Union county TO
audit the account OF Matthew Morton, Adni-
nistra.or Z. bonis non of the estate of J. F.
NJ. FoHsrIs, deceased, and 10 mase disrrIbu-
ton OF the balance IN the hands Of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested
for the purpos- Of his appointment, on SAT-
rRp.I The 30th day o: July, lsei at 10 10 clock,
A VI. at the Office OF Orwis & Hayes in the
borough OF Lewisburs.
ALFRED HAYES, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
ESTRAY.

CAME upon the premises of the Subscri-
" Der about the 22d inst, a lighiish Bay
Horse. about 81 years old, in good order. had
no shoes on, name left side, no particular
marks observed. except the L. 5. brand on
left shoulder. The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or be will be disposed Of according 10
law. BENZ. HUMMEL,
Near Farmersville. Bufa.oe TP- July 2e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
Estate of James Keefer, decd.

4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE-Lerers
n Of administration on the estate Of James
Keeier. deceased. late of White Deer Twp,
having been granted 10 the subscribers by the
Register Of Union county I'm due form OF law.
ali persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, and all
having any Just claims against the same may
present them duly authenticated for settlement
10
WV. L. kEEFER, Steuheu Co. New York.
1850 MARTIN kHEEER. BufAIoe b. Cnioa @. Ps
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
I3teO,

In M!Hfinturg. 25;h inst. ISAAC HElMBACH, aged
q years, months and - days.
In New Berlin, 2Ist inst, WILLIAM FREDERICK,
Of k1vari and EnIDs :. smith, aged months and
~ days.
In Limestone Twp, ed inst, DAVID sTEEs. sgei 20
years II months aud dAys.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

REPUDIATED-A Democratic State
Convention was held 10 Montpelier, Yer.
mont, on Tuesday last, 1t which . resolu.
ton endorsing VaIlaDdisham, and pledg-
ing the Democracy of Vermont to stand
BY him, Was voted down amid much cou.
fnsinn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
N0TisE,

Ii persons haTin- unseItled accounts on
y the Books Of BROWN \ BRO.
will please attend 10 their accounts, as the
books will soon be left in the hands Of some
one for collection. We have given more than
q reasonable time for every one 10 settle ms
account. Good promises and pleasant faces
will not buy goods 10 keep up our stock.
BROWN & BRO
Lewisbur-, July :, 1864 3w
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
$3.50 Seven Octave 1850
ROSEWOOD PIANO FgRTEg
6R9vESIEEN i CO.. 499. Broadway. Nev Yerk.
$3.50

NEW enlarged scale PIANO FORTES with
" all latest Improvements.
Thirty years experience. with greatly in-
creased facilities for manufacturing, enable
US TO sell for CASH at the above unusually
low price. Our Instruments received the
highes, award al the Worlds Fair. and for
five successive years al the American lnsil-
iute. Warranted FIVE years. TIass NIT
CAsH. Call or send for descriptive circular
3mi052 JJbs4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
THE BEST INVENTION OUT!

r YMAN'S PATENT SELF.SEALING
IL FRUIT JAR, warranted to be superior
to anything of the kind IN the market. An
examination of the Jar will convince any in-
teliisent person OF Its merits. II has no wax
10 melt, screws TO corrode, or springs 10 break,
but is made on strictly philosophical prlncI-
pies. Call and examine il.
For sale wholesale and retail by
TGEVANS, Agent.
LewisbuYx, July 90, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

~Lymsn's fruit jar, advertised in
another cOlumn) has the appearance of
being an excellent aud coDveniep, article.
1t is closed BY cap CO a band of India
rubber, which is held SO firmly by atmos-
phere pressure that il can not be removed
without letting in the air, which is done
By very simple process
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

@-Demoerats! The votes of your
counties will be noted BY the Soldiers and
the Soldiers friends, both now and for
time to come,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

A. c. Simpson, Of Seliusgrove, bas been
appointed to recruit for Snyder county. at
Nevbern and Roanoke Island. Render.
voos at Ns"bero. L. II. Case is sppuiu.
ted fox Northumberland county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

SVThe l95th P. ", (Col. Fishers,
left Harrisburg for Washington, Sunday
eight. The Union county hundred days
nes Capt. Potter are in this regiment.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

.~New York gave 100000 majority
for soldiers voting. Pennsylvanis should
do no less.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

@Rsv. Edwin Fl. Ranney, late Of
Lewisburg, has accepted call to the pas
tOral care Of the Pequea Baptist church,
Gains P.O. Lancaster Co......Rev. Aug.
usius II Lung like call,o Germantown, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29
To the Public.

r WILL GUARANTEE TO send. upon the
/ receipt Of One Dollar, by return mail, a
TF highly colorei Photograph Of AM one
FAVORlFE GENERAL Of the United States
Army OF OFFICER OF the NaFT. DIrect 10
CHARLES B. BEATTON & 60.
l056w3 Station X, Philadelphia Post Once
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

eUWe are indebted to Col. James
Cham berlin for full list of the sick and
wounded Pennsylvania soldiers 10 the hos
pitfalls at Nashville, Tenn. The list con-
,aius Ala names, and may be seen 1t our
Office,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

Geo. A. Crawford, Esq, late Of Lock
Hsven-s leading, influential Democrat
nov Of Kansas, is out for Lincoln and
johnson.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

~ One dcy and ballot for the SOL
d'ers' lie isgiviDg one, two, and three
years, and riskiDg life for you.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

The M'Kesn Miner announces that
Gen. Thonss L. Kane, formerly % ardent
Democrat, has expressed himself 10 favor
Of the selection Of Mr.. LlpecIu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-29

Sarah D. Smith. Ia the Court fCommoa
~ her next friend, Pleas OF Union coun-
Joseph Reed, ty. alas Subpoena IL
rs. Divorce.
William Smith.
t. William smith, Defendant; Take notice
that The Commissioner appointed 10 take dep
osiiions 10 be read in lhe above case, will si;
for that purpose. at the office Of OTwig &
Hayes, IN Levisburs, on saiurtay, The 6ih
day OF August 1851. r; . o'clock. P VI.
JOHN Z. LINN. Commissioner