Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

TGiCla peace parry, Etl stationed u
at Manassas. under the command Of Bean
regard aud JohnsoD, two very distinguish
ei members, while his 'pssce party" il
the North j. Commanded b. Breekiurijge
Bayar1, Vallandigham aud Wood. The
whole six ofthem are very faithful oficers
and Nr Davisi: as efficiently represented
By his Northern servants as he Is by hi:
Southern"
ANDREW JACKSON was firm Cuion
mao aud friend o; lioerty-bu, how bis
name is now desecra,ed, James Jackson
wss the tsse assassin Of E.lsworih-Cl.i-
borne F. JscLson is tie sku.king, fugitive
Governor of Miss5uri-"Geu Jackson is
defeated at sNaEtius5arg-aad the relatives
to whom Gen. Andrew Jackson gave bis
sword, to be uustea;bed sgaiUs. foreign
foes OF domestic traitors only, are all GIT
iUs against :be Union.
Private letters from Gen Fremou; speak
of tie grea, assistance which his wife, "Jes-
Sc" well remen bered in the campaign Of
1866 is rendering him in this mos, serious
contest. She acts as bis private secte;aty,
vr.tiug many Of lis most important tusi-
ness letters, .ud taxing notes Of bis cou-
veIsa.ion with officers ou matters Of move
mcut.
Gen. NClellan's father vas born in
Woodstock, Connecticut, near tie Putnam
Wolf Der. He vas So euineu, physician
aud moved to philadelphia before the birth
0! bis now more eminent son. Woodstock
i, 90 adj5iuing town 10 Ashford, where
GsD. LyoU AID u. \. Grow WeTe bora.
WHAT THEY PAT-UEde, the rev in.
c0me tax, the President Of the United
States will pay seven hundred aud twenty.
SIX dollars, and each member of ibe Cati-
ue, two hundred aud sixteen dollars
Clerks Of the first class 81, 200 will psy
twelve dollars per aunum, and the $4,000
clerks tJrty-two dU.!aIs.
Peter Rituer, brother Of the ex- Cover
nor, died il Cass county, Ind, on the 10th
inst, 8, the age Of 6. years The papers
Of that county speak Of him as ~ active
business man aud useful citizen, and de-
tt''e nis NSasu - sGsS!sA 1-s' ~ hecI
community.
The repo,. Of the death Of Alex r. b.
teller, late representative in Congress from
the Jefferson district Of Virgins, is DO,
correct. l, was his son, bearing the same
name, who was wounded in the foe. :.
Bull Run, and died Of lock jaw.
How singular, that, with the dsnounce-
men, the battle 3, Bull Run received-of
being premature, aud badly managed
ye, all are dissatisfied ,ha. the 4,h was no,
in the Slaughter, We are disposed to
think ss did Gen. Scott, who stated ,ha.
those who did 10. 60 into the battle acted
the most sensible.-Nl,onian.
Charles s. Tyler. formerly c.ptain in
the L. s Army, now 9 Lieut. Colonel in
the Confederate army and a nephew ofeI-
Presidsn, Tyler, was arrested in Cincinna-
ii on the 9th inst, while on visit to ,ha.
city for the purpose Of taking away his
wife
EAsros, Arg. 19.-The Office Of the
.Senfiael. a paper advocating peace ard
compromise, is now being gu.,ed BY mob.
Philip Johnson, Member Of Congress,
from this distinct, has been burned in ef-
fcy, and made to show bis colors. There
is much excitement, and the rio. is still /;
progressing.
Col. I.raelP. Richardson, -ho surerscias :
Col. Miles Of the Fourth Brigade, is son
Observation-Disclosures nephew Of Gen. /
Israel Putnam. of Revolutionary memory. 7
He i. a graduate Of We,. Point, and .er-.
ed about 20 years On the western frontier. :
The Excess Of Expenditures for carrying (
the United States mails in the Southern .
States, over the amour: received from pos
,aca in the same States, from the frs, OF
January to the 3ls, Of December, lo60,
50, ,jsi,359 II.
An officer who has command in the Po-
toaac folilia during the summer, and who
has been much ashore, along the bsuks Of
the river, says tba: not only on the Viz
sjuil, bus also on the Maryland side Of
the river, nearly all thc Inhabitants are
women more openly SO
than tie men.
We hare seen nothing as ye. 10 the
journals referring to the paymou,
1t the rebel soldiers, except that one cOI-
pany of New Orleans men in Memphis
kicked up 4 row some time since abou,
heir pay, and were q1ieted down with
i've dollars each.
a lead pencil has been invented, having
IN oval head Of India rubber for crasinc
he peocil-marks, so that one eau write
With one end and rub it oU; with the 9th
r. How Convenient. A
A dispatch from Richmond TO the
riar'sso'-n Courier OF the 25ih, says:
. Col. Wade Hampton ani Gen. Z. X
;ni:H, who were wounded, axe dong well b.