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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
DECEllB. COURT.
Vu,onCouuty Court rroclan,ation

zETHEEEAS ihe Hon. ABN S.Nil.SO\.
w President Judge for the =Jih Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed ct The
counties of Uaiou, Mn and Snyder, and
JNo " SIHo~To~ antI1HN Walls E>l>.. $500
cIate Judges ia Union county, have issued iLc.r
-rrcept. bearing date the 2I>t day Of S-pr.
~5I and ,r me- directed, for The holin of ar
O-9han, CouG.. Court 60. Common Plea, Over
and Termiucr and General Quarter sessions
Al LEWI~RJEG. for the county Of UNION,
nu the Thri MONDAY Of December. lbeing the
rs n day) l>sl. and to continue one week,
N1ure : therefore hereby given N the Cor
oncr. Justices Of the Peace and Cou>tar'es 10
a4t for the county of Union. 70 arrear IN ihefr
own proper persons with their records. irGur-
sIj-oas. examinations and Other rememhrarccs
to go those things which Of their offices and ia
their behalf apperiaiu 10 be done; ant all WI
nCSSeS and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person Or
persons. are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be puHciual IN
their attendance Al tie appointed time agreea-
be 10 notice.
Gwen under nv hand AMI seal at the Sher-
ii's Office n Lewisburg the llth day Of
November. I'D 1861. ami the sGth year Of the
OF the United States of Amer.-
save tine Commonwealth,
JOHN CRO>SGRCVE. sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

b~iu. rio,ous aud disorierly. We had a
number arrested, and kept them quiet the
balance Of the day. After the election
was over, we released ali but five These
we put away for the night for safe keep
ing. The Union mon all told US they
were much obliged for our services, and
said, had We not done as We did, they would
not be allowed to vote | never saw so
much drunkenness before in any one day
young and old drink here. All come on
horseback to vote, many Of them as much
as twenty-five miles. We were below
Port Tohacco.
7th. This morning, we h1de cur friends
goodbye and lef; for our camp, bringing
our five prisoners with us In the evening
we presented cur game to Gen. Howard,
who released four Of them by taking the
oath Of allegiance. Col Sellers was pro-
uouqcad sick and unable to travel any
flriher with Us, So be was left of on parole
to appear at Washington when well. Our
boys wure dispIeased with this, as they
were anxious to have them along and SEPT
to Fort Lafayette, or some other good
hotel. Nothing Of importance occurred
on our return march. We came home
the same road We left, and reached here
Saturday at |, p ". Wherever we went
our Regiment received the praise of being
the most orderly men that had yet been
among them. This is all ewing to our
worthy Colonel anl his assistants, for the
good discipline Of the men, AMI the men
kaow themselves what is honorable and
geutlemau,y.
fear have already made this ton .
long. If 50, excuse me this time, and |
will do better next. Lewis5urg has hut
three representatives in this Regiment, but
any amount of Old friends. | wish You
could see Wilbur B.air, and CAY. Walls
They eojoy it, and are getting along faely.
Send me the Chrouicle in wrapper, regu-
larly. As yet, have not received one.
Yours, &c, Doc. c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
EEGISTER'S rEGTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all con-
y cernei that the following named persons
nave settled their accounts IN the Register
Once at LcwiSbUrS. Union county, and .ha,
the said accounts VIII be presented for c0nfr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Couri
10 be held a. LEWiSBURG. for the county Of
Union. on the third Friday Of DECEMBER
next, beng the 20ih day Of said month. VIZ:
The account Of John Eeber, decd, who
was Guardian Of SuscHr1h Shoemaker. MI
nor, as presented by his Administrators.
TIE account Of Daniel Ludwig, deed,
who was Administrator Of C1'hcriHs Lr!'rig.
decd, As presented by lis Executor, Roi EFT
Caudar.
The final account OF George Long, Al
miniS'rator Of Mary KiAs, laie Of the borough
Of MIflnburg, decd.
The account Of J.M.C.Rlnck, Admins
traitor Of Elias Dreis5Gci. late Of Buiialoe town.
ship, deed.
; The final account ofJeSse y. Waller a7i
David Gross, Administrators of NlHl,si HGE-
iers. lat of Union township, decd.
Tn, sc mt OF .>eph N.eckner, Al
ministra'or Of zones >finsnll, late Of New
Berlin, deed.
GEORGE MERRILL. REGISTER
Registers OIicc. LcwIsbur-, nov. -, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

WE are all cheereG to see our Union boys
w with such good courage take hold Of
the rope to draw it tight around the nschs Of
Jer DlviS and other potatoe rooterS. We
also expect the large Batle at Washington to
talk soon. There i quite an excitement in
Lewj>burg. Soldiers are going away, and
merchants are getting New Goods. --latest,
y L. Zimmerman has returned from New
York AMI Philadelphia. aad has carefully Sc
ec,ed the latest and best styles Over Goats
and best Pants. Hats, shirts. Handkerchief,
Stocking. CaSlnejS, Cas>imereS. CiolhS Of
all descriptions. Mcclellan styles CasS'mcre
and Has. and five and SIX hands making
C'7:hugt 10 order. Clrlh and sold at Pn'at.
vhr'esa's prices. Call before YOU buy-yuu
will not lose ANYTHING, but save fifty Per cent.
Thanks for all .lvorS.
Sept Is. 1861. y. +. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
AGmIn:stra;ors' SOtIr-

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ of Administration upon the Estate Of
SAMUEL HUMNEB, ia.- cf Union town
shi7 Union county. dec 2, have been graniet.Io
theunder>igned by the Register Of Uulon'cor'n-
" IN due form of law; tEeTeiorc.a all persons IN
de5teG to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate paymeu;.a1d those having any lust
claims are also requested 10 present them le-
gaily authenticated FOR settlement, 10
FEANRLiN UUNNEL.} Admin
Union. Oct. 2. I,ci ISAAC HU1l.HL, istratrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

As our STATE Legislature and the Nation
Al Congress will soon couvene, (says the
Lsjmoa Comtsr.) VIC think it the duty e
tie press to urga i matter that must s'r.Lr
every one as timely and rropcr-we mean
tie reelection, generally, Of the salaries Of
olica-bo.'ers. The salaries now paid nay
answer well enough when the country is
in a Furnishing condition, with the Treas
ury Golfers oveIf5wiHg with money that
there seems to be no particular use for;
but at a time like the present, when it re-
qrircs the greatest ability to keep up the
national credit, and When men in the or
Iinary occupations e life are making no.
thing, the pay Of oficr-holIcrs should be
reduced TO something ike a corresponding
remuneration. The salaries now pad to
office ho,lers-boih civil aud military
are 10 many cases exogbitau', making that
kind Of lite the most profitable that can
be engaged in, and cutiva'in. strife for
Office, and cxci,inGa al impaiieuce with the
ordinary Industrial pursuits, to that dc,
gree which Is ruiuous to indiyiiuals aad
greatly injurious to the country. We
need not at this time 20 into detail to show
how cilice-holders are overpaid. That
they are oyerpaid, is patent to every one.
We desig1, at this time, to iuaugurate 4
for a reform; aud we call upon
our brethren Of the press to agi'ate the
subject, 80 that neither our Legislature
nor our Congress. when they meet, can IL
more il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

The counting OF the soldiers vote for
Philadelphia is before the Courts, undc-
eiied-the rascaiity usually practicel at
home seeming to be this year all transfer
red to the camps.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

1t is believed that Bishop Hughes,
Thurlow Weed, Edward Everett, and Gen.
Scott, visit Europe with view Cincideu-
taIly) to counteraet the falsehoods Of the
reckless Secession emissaries.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
:E.

N Is--'r-- r,r---a. rr Tho I-'h inst ri-s. ! tNi
~ EAufr. wi..- .ti4-s i.ar. Sen. .-,I sr years.
Tr W.fa Deer H.lr Yail'v. --th S-... Louisa G.,
iurFil and Mary IS atm ~, iu ner sil ye,r.
IN Ea-''-.1 rarr.. -th inst. WIZ JJSEEH NCAGgES,
a-rI -,l--. ua1t- aud lf lays.
j. Wet Ea-.'.'. l'ra inst, JEREMIAH SON q David
Matte. aged a...J 10 y--rs.
IN V.u'u ur-, 18th ias.., EEI...EHiLL BELL, agcl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

One of our exchanges reports that
man down in Maine thinks so much of
Jeff Davis that lie has named bis dog in
his honor. Hard on the dog, that
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
E02 @E-s-


Y ALTABLE property in Limestone town
ship formerly Euta'oe Uu1;n Co. Pa,
about miles e>l-from New Berlin and 4
5. l'1 rum N3li.-l1-- l. rarr> q. $500 cash.
The FARM is 80 sCres, al IN good cui-
rrauHn-an i>'a-i rr iG-In- leo bushels Of
NEeat-a Iwo.S'r-ov DueH-r- House. -
luear.v neE, a STONE BARN orer,Hoi =
- Two orch7riS-a superior
S. = SAW-NIIL. and a C,rcular Sax.
9Ii driven ~ the large Wager
-------f-S Power cf Prn1S Crsek withts,
about sGS :. CTCS &C Pine and Hemiock L.
TIMBER LAND. The Creek Is uavfaab.e N
t-s-aet> 10 ran down Lumber 70 the River
ant Canal The Saw-NiI is capable Of ma
5ac Ti"1 Ttau,raf Z. .Hir,' lr0rh # i,:HiJe-
n.Ir'l The Farm, Saw-Nil aud Timber
land al 'jnia. : Bank Of IRON ORE = on
tie 7r.rsr'v-tAa continuous Monlour Ridge
westward .rbm panriIe.
The premises viii he sold very low in
five Taymen-s} as the owner Ewes Il miles
from. and IS too aged TO attend 10 it properly.
For, ,ur'ner Information. apply 70 JoHS srLts,
(TanHev) Agent, near the rroner,v.
HUGH BELLAS
S11l1rv. Pa. Oct %. lsflVI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

A SWARM OF BUNDLE B's.-Big
Bethel, Bull Run, Balls Bluff, aud Bel
mont-almost as bad as Burr, Brooks,
Breck, Buck and Bis'er.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
PUBLISHED SEHl-WFEKLT---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
The Special Duty CT the Rich.

The Special Duty OF the Rich.
The clashing Of arms in our land
causes positive deprivation and want
in some quarters in others, there Is
. sensele,>. uncaIled for panic, a ner-
y5us timidity of imaginary ills. and
boarding up of means where they are
useless: and in others, a sordid desire
70 take private advantage o. public
t.1lo.e.. and become rich from the
mi,.ortuneand foliics ofothcrS. Those
Of the first class, deserve real pity.
and substantial aid: the second, need
10 be reasoned with. encouraged to be
liberal and hopeful, aud shown the
witkcIneSs an! unpdtriotic effects Of
their uufoandcd fears; and the last,
s.a4li he thwartcd and cXccratcd in
their base schemes 10 enrich them
selves from public losses or private
weakness and ignorance.
We were much impressed. recently.
with the remark of one o. the hest
AMI most respected citizens of Penn
.,rygara. Observation-Disclosures
part of which IS invested in the
University at Levi,Jprg. When call
cd upon for his annual contribution 10
q ale.ayolcn: ;Aea.cnt in
r.jeutallv expressed hi, fear that the
great interest wonld suffer from the
[.urs-mcn generally making lbeir
a~,. rarrcgchweut from their most
lsrIablc, instead Of their NOS, olier-
-f.n2bla cynqnditarcs. The IiJrral
d5rorren,iet. II have feared the same
,5snr-auI % | have concluded 10
porEIg Ny SUBSCRIPTION this YEAR
instead Of Five Hundred dollars.
shall owe Oao Thousand" "But hov
can Won i, it?-br,iuc,s IS not GOOD.
and Won are sinking instead of making
money" That IS irae." said iAcuohlr
christian Patriot. but. in former
Gays | have saved a surplus. am
,,ewarloa.r.orGod', Iouuties. Now.
! can sell stocks. fabrics. or real cs-
tate. for money to aid rood cause.
and 10 keen in bread and clothes these
men and women from whose skill and
taH | have heretofore pro.i'ci. can
afford to he running bea:ud. but the
cause Of God. aud these homes. hard
working people. and ;a.ir families.
can not-they MUsr he sustained l
nav lose now. but hope for better
aavs." Well said-aaI well done.
such rich men are honors TO our race.
This sn;rit should animate every
man and ever woman. whom God
has blessed with means. Reduce. If
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

Boston papers say that an intercepted
letter from traitor Yancey in England to
his son in America, speaks discouragingly
of Secession prospects in Europe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

There is a rumor aAoat that a Us.
vessel has taken bv force from a Bri-
tish ship. the Rebel Ministers, Mason
and Slidell, anI wouii convey them
TO the Us. FPS. They Have since
arrived at Fortress Monroe, Va.
E The sessions Of the Lcwi,burc
tcaIcmy VIII b resumed next MgaGay
Morning, Nov %, 1861.
j. RANDOLPH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
iCorresGoulruee Of t." star Caroni-le.l
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,l..,- a;a,.s.f W, go
ed the Potomac at BiaGansbnrg; i, was
verv much swollea By tie rain Of Friday
a1l Sturdy, which vas the s-vlrcst
storm, and more rain fell in trcuty.faur
hours, than ever roticod before in my
lifetime. After cros.in. the river. VIC
started On our .urnev. our men a.! cx-
rec'iag to - see s a.ht" along the Potomac.
Blt they we're disappointed. We march
81 but fourteen miles, until We rested for
the night, at q place called Ceutg,villc-a
very ill,ii5r pI4ce-sJas four Loasesin
the village.
trh. This morning, we started On our
march atdayli-ht. passed through Upper
Marlborough. r, rank Secession bole, and
county seat OF Prince George a place that
has been "p'lynI out think, years
az. We halted a: ao)n on the pa;uxent
river, At HiIs Iauijn,. \ few c1mmi--
-l5n La1.ss a1I Tr.va'a dwellings, makes
r-'sa na'-l f,lcs 5.y tLs shipment Of to-
a4.t,. Ar-a. crossing This rive, ws ,ass.
Il through Aaue Arundel county, and
h,''el f5s the nigh. in Gr-h-m's woods
Af,a- msretj-. lalu'y-.@o niles, q1i,e
number oi men il tha Brigade gave cut.
IS tie roads wsrs muddy, and the soil
sandy, which made il hard lrlvc,iu: On
lo't Tie country, throughout, Is very
barren, the soil entirely exhausted, fences
blown down, and gone to destruction.
J he Tr1nc'Pa. err? here Is totaccoj saw
t1t few wa'a: Ls'!s; the principal gram
i1'y raise Is corn Wherever you g.
i'r55 to say tdtt per>'ma 1us are plenty,
u mn:u - as L.-c@oe''its were last sum
mer III Virginia. A's'' young aud o'd
S'iEe''
On D1y c'o' anu ''''S''' l Ms
Ii = VIC "'iue An o-i'y san anu vac
, ',n ID o'.'e'' COUNTY a'i''.u "'
l ''"'o / fe''''''' I ~ '"'' s'''D'-l, l.'s,J
'Hc county seat o' |A''s''' a' ~
Il 'l'l P1' 'ii ezra '''''' '-''1' '"' CouI'
i''o>e' ""''l' y 'Ic "'-' u1' '''OA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
DIVIDEND,

-T,HE DIMES SAVING INSTITUTION or
! LEHISBUEi has this day declared a
Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. on the amt
# Capital s,oc., paid ln-paysh'' ~ ten days
rom dat,. II. +. SHETLE&.
Lewishur-. Nov. :, 1851. Treasurer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
4 Fare Ol70rtunitV

Is offered, FIR Gentleman aud Lady TO &c,
| BOARDING.. and RENT two handsome
Rooms on the first q ,or ct that large and com
motIous house Of John y GusSer-corucr Of
5,h aud Narket Sis.-LewI>burC. For rarji-
cuarS. enquire Of the present occupant %lrs.
MARIA WILSON. Nov. rs. 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
FIinterSi Marks.

CAS you not divine the signs of th e
times? This rebellion, now raging in the
Southern Of the Republic, is without a
10 any Of the world IS history. It's ......
are the basest of scoundrels, and the gov
erDment will em~-- an early oppor-
tunlty to -- them from the face of
the earth. When they shall fall into the
s=y- l1g- of the Federal authorities, their
necks will be worth simply 0. The + is
unsheathed, and &" Down with the rebels"
is the . Of all right minded men the world
over Such Of the rebels who are left from
the halter should be made to suffer stripes
til they see in the constellation
Of tie Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

fa-Dr. Wm. Hayes, of Lewisburg. has
'sceiVed Commission as Brigade Surgeon
~ the Army.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
Latest News. BY Telegraph.

PHlLAD., Hndoy Noo".-We have no
important intelligence today, IS yet
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
80 ErespasscTS.

-~OT.CE IS hereby given hvthp undersigned
b c. ,sa, OF Kelly. Brfaia AMI Eas- BriT,lo
fgu1~a - that an persons ire~ra>>Ins upon
ls-sr ra-5S. bunting for game. or n search cf
berries AMI u'aer f5Ci,s, wifi be treated w''h
She ru. extent Of the iav. Hunters ave pariI-
curly requested ~ 'aEe warning ty this nuric-
and an CiHeFS who may be disposed TO rrsspass
,,-o.f l--~-r7y-arriSpS OctIS 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
Re !. al {; s..2.e.
In Excellent BglllCe. ALLEY Farm, at
RVBNAS aAAE.

EVS AS 5 ! ~,
" the undersigned, ,Eyecp' 70 % the zeal
" e,rat- Of WItlIsN Hr~rI~eroN. decd.
'a'r OF Hartley township. UEi y county. by
or'er Of hrs last Will and Is iameIi, viii otler
at public sale on
Monday. the Cd day of December
acx.. The following described real estate. viz:
\ FARM containing SO Acres more or
''--, bounded by land, oI Jacob Moore. Jacob
Rover and Others. and Pcuns creek. IN which
are soot HOUSE and BARN. Tar d,
mage House. aud other convenIeH' Nni--S.
'5G-~-al>o a TULLING HOUSE and
Carf.rg Machine not in operation at pressn
all hind, Of FETIT Of a snreric'
q3a'---ruuair2 Water 90 the Fam
sahar- 10 or y acres Of it TINBER
90 LAND. the balance all cleared and in a
good state @. cultivation.
tLSO the Ole-Ua.f Of 4 10, Or Land sr,ua-
ted 90 the LIMESTONE RIDGE. containing
20 I'arC.les adjoining land OF Geo RuhI
aud others.
sale 70 begin at o'clock ? y Of sad dav.
on tie premises, when c.n'iHouS cf sale will
be made known: 4 good TILE will be mads
TO the purchasers bY
GFoFGr NTTyELL. Tvec1-
JOHS NUNTIS Jon Jors
Kelly TP. Nov. /. 1861
Z -ParSons wishing 10 purchase. 60 call
on either Executor, previous 70 The sale
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

sO-Col. EIar;rahft's 52l Regiment
which includes Capt. George II. IIasseD-
Plugs and Capt. J. Merrill Liun's Com
panies, from Union county-siarfed south
ward from Harrisb burg, last Saturday, (for
Annapolis, it is supplscd)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

Letter from Capt. Tho. Chamberlin,
In ~. neg. issue.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

la Lieut.. Wm. VI. Bahan is making
his head quarters at the Revere House in
LsWisburg, recruiting for the Ligh, Artil-
Isry service. \ good chance Cor any yet
desirous Of enli.tipg in the war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

ra-The Wilkes Barre Bank has made
dividend of per cent, Dauvi!le 5, lie
"isburg Bank, Lewisburg Dimes Swing
Institution, Milton Saving Bank, Milton
Bridge Company, each, Northumberland
3-snd all the mouied institutions of the
State, generally, from 8 to each
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
Time able---Lewisjurg R.R. Station.

ADt ING NtEIH.
Freight & Accom'n passes Lewisbg F;0c p VI
Mad Train DO f:33 p u
Night Express do las A VI
MOVING SOUTH.
Mail train passes Lewi>5urg 7;25 / VI
Freight * Accommodation DO 80 \ VI
Night Express DO ll:20 II
say-The Railroad authorities seem to
have no wish to inform people in advance
Of changes Of time in runniug-by means
Of which mails and passengers often suffer
serious injuries By delays for which none
but the railway managers are justly res
pousib,c. After considerable inquiry We
have ascertaiued the foregoing published
as the "Wiuter Arrangement
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
UNION FOR EVER 4,


pleas. say they are ''adrer,jSei"
cr, u uacpTST pm
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
WAR NEWS.

We have a dispatch from Cheat Mountain
! Va, received via Cincinnati, giving an &C
count of battle fought at Allegheny Camp
Pocahontas county. some day last week
Gen. Milroy was in command of the Federal
forces, and Gen. johnson, of Georgia, at the
head Of the Confederates. The Confederates,
it is said, were defeated, with q loss of two
hundred men, Gen. johnson being among
the wounded. The Federal loss is reported
to be about thirty.
The opposing forces in Kentucky appear
to be on the eve of great battle. General
Zollicofer, with from eight to thirteen thou
sand men, was advancing rapidly upon
Schoetf's division, numbering some five thou
sand me-.
From Missouri, we learn that Gen. Price
is still in command Of the Confederate forces
In that State, and was at Osceola at last &C.
counts. intending to move northward. Gen.
Halleck has issued an order placing the
command Of the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers under military control and surveil-
lance.
The United States steamer Annie TAYLOR
vas wrecked recently near Sabine pass, and !
ler officers and crew taken prisoners by the
Jonfederates.
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"lon," the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun says 1.-THE question
arises whether, at a time when We are en-
gagged in y civil war, and are, at least, in
some danger of foreign war, it is expe.
dent to attempt also a social revolution in
regard to the slave population. The pros
pect is that Congress will not adopt any rash
and radical measures On the subject, and
that if they should, the President will with
bold from it his approval" On the other
hand, the Washington Republican afirms
that large maturity in both branches of
Congress are determined on ''confscation."
and to compel the officers of the army to
abandon the practice, still continued by
some of them, of delivering up fugitive
slaves.
correspondent at Fort Jefferson, Tortu-
gas, writes, under date of November %,
that the volunteers belonging to the Seventy
ninth New York Regiment, who were sent
there to labor on the public works were re-
leased on the 9th.
Mrs. Lincoln's first public reception"
at the Presidents House, in Washin eton,
took place on Saturday afternoon.
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F., GROCERIES.

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customers and citizens.
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haisins, Currants and Citron; also, an assort-
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oec ID Corner below Post Ofiee.
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PORTLAND XfR0sENr.

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1VV sally acknowledged to be equal, if not an
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