Union Village from the May 31, 1850 Western Star, Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio

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Union Village

Contributor:	Chuck Griffen of the Warren County Genealogical Society on 18 January 1850
Source:	31 May 1850 Western Star [copy obtained from microfilm available at the Warren County Genealogical Society]
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Related Links:	Union Village and the Shakers of Warren County, Ohio Shaker Obituaries, Death Notices & Newspaper Clippings
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Union Village

The grand army of 600 men, which was to besiege Union Village on Thursday last to capture a couple of girls, who were unwilling to leave the Shakers, "fizzled out" like the late expedition of Gen. Lopez against Cuba. The presence of Sheriff Eulass and his posse, was sufficient to hold the invaders in check; no blood was spilled; no unlawful act was committed, and the vailants left the field with a profound respect for the supremacy of the laws!

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