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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Starting of our Soldiers.

fG.-pusli,hed from part Of our last weeks edition
We stop the press to give our home
subscribers some account OF the exit oil
EIGHTY Or NINETY citiz3ns of Union
county to defend their cOuntry's honor
aud the rights of humanity. They rem
iezvoused at their temporary Armory in
amberlin's Block, at an early hour
and-preceded BY the Republican aud
the Democratic f,gs of the last campaign
side by side-proceeded about 81 A. NJ.
to the Railway Depot on foot. Intclli-
gence received last evening from Harris
burg, that they would have to fight their
way through Baltimore, led TO the securing,
during the night, at Miifiuburg and at
Hartleton, by the active and energetic
advice and persuasion Of Maj. Smonton
and Capt. Forrest-G3 minnie rifcd mus
kets, adapted to modern warfare, belong
ing to the Companies 10 that vicinity.
About 1900 men, women, aud children
we're assembled at the Depot, where Rev.
Thomas VI. Reese, (of the NJ, +. church, a
native of Mary yland) on invitation address
ed the military and the citizens in most
eloquent, manly and patriotic terms. We
wish we could give it in detail. 1t was
we'll received, and enthusiastic cheers
given for the Speaker, for the flags, act
ing Capt. M'Daniel, for Capt. Forrest Of
the citizens, &c. &c. Mastering in line,
awaiting for the arrival of the cars, We
noticed the Volunteers composed men Of
every profession, trade, and party-the
flower Of the youth and the young married
men of Lewisburg and vicinity conspicuous
and many hardy sons Of toll whose grip
is strong aud whose heart is right.
On the approach Of the train, about ten
o'colck, acting Lieut.. J. Wesley Chamber
lin, with the whole Company, called for
aud gave stout, hearty cheers for "The
Ladies of Lewisturg-our sweetbearts-
our wives, aud our daughters" Then at
once departed amid the waving of hats
and handkerchiefs from men and women
and many stern as we'll as gentle eye was
wet with tears, and many throa.s choked
with emotion-in view of the possible or
perhaps probable dangers our friends and
defenders may encounter. There is good
material 10 that Compsny-"God send
them success, and safe deliserance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con-

NOTICE is hereby given to all con-
~ c,rneI, that tac following named persons
have settled their account, IN the Registers
O.ice at LewiSbur2, Union county, and that
the said accounts w.ll be presented ior coniir-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
10 be he'd at LEWlSBURG, for The county of
Enion, on the uurrh Friday OF MAY next, be-
luS the .2l day Of said month"; VIZ:
The account of William Fees, Admins
iraIor OF JosePh hLckAer, late Of Hartley Tp,
deed.
The account Of Joseph b. Ross. Admin
istra;or Of Ls'cis Paiaier, late Of LcwIs5urg
borough, deed.
, The account of william II ChamNcrl n,
Administrator ctJhH h4m5riia late OF Lew
isburS borough. decd.
The account If sarah Maize, Admins
rratr!y, aui Joseph Miller, Administrator Of
HnrY w. H,ise, .a'r OF rnion TT, deed.
) The account nf ". :. Chngan aud +. l..
Clingan, Executors OF the last will ani Ic,ta-
menl Of Itomqy Caugqn. late Of Kelly Tptrc'd
9 The account OF Barbara Narle. Admin
istrairix, and NIchae! ". Maze AdLllui,'ra-
Tor of .joln -Nli-', late OF Union IF, deed.
The account OF Conrad Shrcker. one Of
the Administrators Of John Keber dec'l. who
was one OF the Administrators of Jku B.
''FH'fH' NtC u
s The account Of lanes Ma,hers. Admin
I,tra,or Of BqjcIt .MiisSs, lage Of BuiIIloe
Tp., decd.
The accoun, Of Il. V. B. Lincoln. Al.
mruis,rator oi WHIidm NerI, late of HARLEY
TP.. deed.
10 The account CT J,hn Dltesman, one Of
the Executors Of JolH Red, late Of White
Deer Tp.. decd.
II The account Of George F Miller, Ex-
ecuror OF the last VIII and testament Of Nltah
Inn Fari,y, late OF White Deer Tp. decd.
l: The account Of Joseph K'ecAuer. Ad-
minsrrator Of linus Nimmti, late Of New
Berlin borough, deed.
ID The account Of William Magic. Exec
utor Of the last VIII and te,,ament O! Joc.j
Nagls, late cf Kelly Up deed.
II The account OF Samuel l.. Ranck AMI
Isaac Ranck, Executors Of the last will and
testament Cf baqc Rqnck, late oI WLue Deer
Tp. decd
Is The account Of Thomas HAYES. Execu-
tor Of the last Will ana testament g.! Nrr-cs3
lpung, late Of L"w,Sh bur, horouch. decd
GEORGE MERRILL. Register
Registers Office, Lewt>bu,g, Agri 20 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
The Washington Map.

by NJ. +. MAuRY, LII D., Us n, oi
the National Observatory, at Washington,
is doubtless the most complete and correc,
thing Of the kind in existencc-and pecu-
l!arly useful in view of the existing war 10
mar and divide our fair heritage
at is richly co!ored and beautifully
illustrated roller map, CT Y G7 inches,
drawn BY the most accomplished experts,
and executed by the best engravers sha,
the country affords, including those en-
p!oyed by the Coast Survey department
and u. 5. Mint. 1t extends in latitude
from o to so n; embracing, besides
the whole of the Uuited States at one
view, Central America, Mexico, the Brit
ish Provinces of New Brunswick, and the
larger portion Of Nova Scotia, together
with the iuhabited portions of the two
Canadas. 1t also contains the principal
West India Islands, as Hayti On pIrt,)
the whole Of Jamaica aud Cuba, with the
Great and Little bahamas, Key West,
and the Florida Channel.
"The margin is decorated with medal
hon likenesses of all the Presidents, from
Washington to Lincoln while the blank
spaces are filed with smaller maps; one
OF each hemisphere, and four of the Uni
ted States illustrative Of their physical
geography. Each one is of itself a spec
ialty. Besides these, there are Instructive
cuts with diagrams, with Tables Of stats-
teal and other useful Information from
the census of 1860. The dates Of oryaai-
alton are marked upon the counties"
1t has also the Census Returns for
1850, Geological, Botanical, Geological!
and Weather Maps, ard variety Of Cuts,
Tables, and Diagrams Of great interest
and utility.
The whole work is offered at 81, paya.
Bile by subscribers, on delivery. next fall,
An Agent is now canvassing Lewisburg,
&c., and any one desirous of the best Map
will be the gamer if be can purchase this.
The Southern mails, which we're kept
in Baltimore from Friday, reached Phila-
delphia on Tuesday afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Qlite a lamentsb!e case occurred IL
Sudbury on Wednesday morning Of last
week. Mrs. Seller, wife of Isaac Seller,
who has been iG i'll health for several
years, met her death by taking an over
dose of morphine. 1t appears she has
been in the habit Of using this stimu!ant,
but unfortunately took too large dose.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Black Oak Bark Wanted.

NNHE subscriber, wishing TO purchase a
large quantity OF Black Oak Bark. would
ask the attention of persons having the article
TO this notice. They will find reliable mar
Ike, from 81 to So per cord, IN the spring,
from the Isl of April until lst of July, at hi,
,Tannerv. at LewiSburg. Cash on delivery.
Jan. :, ls5l L J. HULL, As;.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
FOR SAlE-OR RENT,

WHAT valuable Br1Ck Yard property
j situate In Bufialoe township, adjoining
lands of Jacob Derr and William Cameron,
with everything complete for the manufacture
of Brick &c. Also BUILDING LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
JOHN n. MCSSER Pittshur-,
or his Atty, WM. CAMERON JR. Lewisburg
Oct. Il, iNf0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Saturday. IIth Of May, 1861,


at the public house Of Thomas Green in New Columbia
Union county, at O'Clock, I. NJ,
\ certain Lot of Ground, situate in
the Of New Columbia, White Deer township Union
county, bounded north hy public road, east by Front
street, south by lot OF Mary Fisher and the by
Second street containing l. acre. less whrreon
ia errrt-t, two storey BRICK DIV ELLNG iIDU>E with
STORE ROOM, Sc. with the appurteuances, as the
property of DAVID FISHER
ALSO-On MONDAY. the 18Th day Of MAY. 1861.
at the public house Of u iIctze in the borough Of
Lrwisburg, Union Co, at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
A certain Tract of Land, situate in
East Bufaloe township and county of Union, bounded
north by lands of Jacob Gundy. east by the 81 han
river south by lands of Mary jenkins. aud west
by other Lands of Alfred kneass containing f2J acres
less. wb-rron erected Gri>t Mill, saw MIL
frame DNELLING HOUSE. four Tenant HOUSES, and
other out buildings. &c with the tenances, the
property of ALFRED KNEASS.
Also. at the same time and place,
another certain Trart of Land situate in Limestone
ship, and county aforesaid bounded the north by
Springfield lots. east ty land of Jacob Deb south by
land Of Elias Duck, and west by land Of Daniel Winters
heirs, containing acres, es whcreon erected
u one and Half storey Log DWELLING HOUSE, and
other OutBuildiprs. Sc, with the sppurtenances,
the property OF ISRAEL HOFFMAN
JOHN CROSSGROyE, Sheriff.
SuERITFs OFFICE, L.wsburs. April Is, ln6l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

LATEST.-Last nights papers and a
despatch from HarrisJuy erpress conti-
deuce Mnt our National Copiroi is IN no
immediate danger. Tie route by innop
ais is 2pened, p"d It is honght ours (he
Eu''h Hnn'a Rey'O is nor at or near
UasLigy,gn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Scmi-WcekIy News.

We deplore the evils and needless fears
created BY "sensstion" editors, who insert
or circulate any alarming story to feed a
morbid public appetite for news, or to make
. few pennies. Yet it occurs to US that q
SEMI WEEKLY HALF SHEET of our paper,
giving all the real intelligence, as authen-
tic as possible, might be very useful in
these days. What say our friends in
Union county-do you want half a sheet
twice a week with no additional charge?
(The whole sheet, as usual, to those a. a
distance.) We wait a response.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Wistar's BaIsan, Of wild Cherry.

The universal opinion fully accoIds with that lately
expressed by the .Sar~togian" which says: .wstars
lial-am achieved many rrmarkab. cures Of Pulmo
time it Is deemed specific" The thousands of Certi:i.
long suffering disease have been 'recrmed. r-genrrate1
di>enthraed, and now 10y tl- remedy enjoy immunity
fou pain and better OF the fact
FFon nm TlN GEZER. Eg.
LIWIsBUEG, Union Co. Pa, May :, lS60.
This certifies that my wife has been afflicted with
C0Hlnpt,o for til. last four Years, and had become
rrducel that she unable at times walk the
room aud good part of the time unable TO he out Of
bed She would he sczrd with violent attacks of cough
ng until she would be almost exhausted and helpless
She received the att.ndaucr Of good physicians
could lie found in the city Of Philadelphia and the cOun
try but to effect. | nt last induced to try DR..
N.tars Basam of Wild Cherry, and the effect for the
better truly astonishing Before she bad taken two
bottles she felt and appeared almost well
much that IL is seldom necessary for her to use any
now except occasionally from having caught cold from
exposure or from sudden and unfdyorabe change of
weather have always beeh opposed TO Patent Medi-
cines aud pronounced them humbugs; but must say
thai DR. N-iaFs Basam OF Wild Cherry aUeVception.
uuhcststingy recommend IL to the puhlicas decidedly
the aud most efcacous remedy in of Con
.uuuti0D WM. VAN GEZER.
Sp- -C1tiion 10 Purchasers The only g,H,tire nistIr's
Bi0u has the tcrsH signature of 81. BuTT- and the
printed If the propretor- on the outer wrapper all
other j. vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH ". F0WLE co, Boston, and for
ss!e by Harris Duncan, sndJ. Walls Co, LessbuTs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
I HE Peoples Cock Book.
L MODERN COOKERY

uTcIl> You how to choose all kiri,ce yea;. T'r''-,
aut G1uic. with all -h~ ,all"v- 1.- y.
APP r0,rd mode of dressing aul .'''-S
lr,t aui IuIk. aI-1 ne lr-t aEi '.Ai '.'
WAY 90 - ting. .t... .u.l. EfIH-
II Tells ! on alb tie various ar. 900 9 7''- N'
dressing. UoUb tti-.r.. 3. .ul..- %. on ''-'
Veal. inuitIy a.. ra'l. 3 FOL-. N.'-.'' -
the direrut I!---.r--. U-''tr> "iI '--'
fms ayi 2. pIi. g.. g.. ,...- -,s
Il Tells lOn how 10 rHo-s. c.an aul rrc'"rV' f'.l -
all kinds auI Low g.. -E.t. "a il 'l'E
To. also slI the var. .s- 'r O o-. ~
modes 90 cooking. VIII t"r --r'.-. '.' =.
lu--- sauCrs and --Ir-l. 81 D. i-''
each. =
II TCl!> lou all tla vIf:.1s 800 Nos. . .'-
Ir.lariu- over o.. ~ -i.. --ar A'uc- = L'
r>l. fowl .aul.. and v..... a.r 81. N +. 20
ami >g-w- sad d." rt.lsh,- ana -'l'.-'"-
arpr0qIiltc ;o -a,E. 7f
IL frl> Iouu o.. various aud most sugg q. ] ri
o..Al4- vegetable tfty,ry t-- fii % 10 -
l1W O. l-.i.sr- lir,. .r-. t.t-.uI I>.. .i.- o. -.' 3,
OF all hial-, Votte- lueaI- -i- -''- '-'
rooms. a..
Il Tells You all ,i~ ,a-.-u. ar.l rs II a---v
IrriariH- and e."iIr- 80 aiu..,. --.
taury Ia-t-y rultin-,, .a'-. g.
cakes. c"n.ertDu,Iy. rr'-.svr-- .'-.''' --
sweet i4s!r- u; every lrsrrt lii De- :
II Tells lou 81, 'lr varI.1- an., ast..r Ir.'''
making bread ru,N,, mullins. ari ~
u, 1,--t method q lrrl .l!r- o. .'''
lHt. aL4 t,a. aui Low 10 uis,- -'I".
dial. AID wines ut various A-u.-- .
Il Tells Ion how ;n -rr .u' AMI 'rUarl-at a. q.
I. rar'r 90 studs Uf t-L. flesh o- g. :
iu -i.rt. Dos g. s0 simplify tlrv-".' Z
c-p' lr- .t- 90 bring fLr ciorv>t iI Aa--
Tie table within ,yrr5 b,Jy 3. a.i.. -.-
II" hook r.r'aIrs is ll-rs. and ui usi-- OBJ --
c,i,t-. nl ,i ,sh..h arr thr result r. -r-aH.
having been folly auI carefully tested under %,
al .ur~riutrttru,r % The vrf--rs. u Is HHu''.
r.'u- sud uIeu t,fr; -~ illustrated Wl-haff IS
-r1'.r--- -"i ~'li o. fi~a5lra p" atl 'i.' +. a.
bound aud ps.ta-e paid on rsa,iitt; : ~ 10 ''.
trI. - -. "A
SInun YEAR can D. m.I-r7 -nts-r r-.ri !.
~ iVNb -yrr,rh-r- in s,.i.rr The rt, vr v'iH' -
I To-. a Int % ..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Good House and Store Room on Market street, &c.
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale several ~
BRICK HOUSES, and other Buil-I9
dings, situate in the Borough of Lewsburg.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will please
call on Mr.. Jonathan Wolfe, who will give
Them such information as they NAV desire.
July 5, 1859 &. SCHNAELE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Io9-A thousand fearful and contradicto-
~ rumors are afoat. One story to-day is
eontradicted tomorrow. We do not think
it advisable to copy them, even for the
purpose Of contradiction, for it would take
oil our time TO do 60.
~ Men by the thousands, and money
by millions, are being raised in the North,
the East and the West, for the support Of
the General Government. There is no
lack Of means for q speedy triumph, as
far as force can 60.
N-The Telegraph is not permitted to
bear dispatches that might give our enc
my any information, and the mails are dis
arranged around baltimore. Hence We
eau have no positive information from our
Capital: some believe it safe, aud some
believe it in danger. We think it safe.
Da-The Pennsylvania Legislature ad-
journed on Thursday Of last week, after
passing the act to allow small bank bills
again. Lewis W. Hall, of Blair county,
was chosen Speaker Of the Senate.
The Governor has since called Special
Session Of the Legislature, to assemble
on Tuesday the 30th inst.
HARRISBURG, April 1.-THE Cover.
nor has appointed Robert Patterson and
W m u. heim, Msjor-G euerals; aud leo
CadTaiiader, Geo, c. wyukoop, Edmund
I. Williams, and James G. NecIev
Brigadier Generals. -
lie has also appointed E. NJ. Biddle, of
Carlisle, Adjutant General; Reuben g
haie' Of Phiiad., late Of Lewistown, Quar-.
srrmaster General; John W. MLcap. o;
Ene, Coumissary General.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
SIIERIFF"S SALES.

by virtue Of sundry wrts of Ven Ex., and Al Ven TX
- issued out OF the Court ot Common Pleas of Union
county, and to directed will expose to Public sale
IA IL ..Iu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Issue List for Feb. Adjourned Court.

I<Srp IiSt for Feb Adjourned Cnurt
Hannah Hnmmei =, p1n'et keHs.ef
VI 'urLy Ia" :. b''u>'
N"Iih' 'nase 1" 'S'Ii" '' I,tl II n'sh
nt " IN 'sy',l' - I'M Y W"
, hiSh ioF DsnIef ;S iMes>tin2,ff et al.
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r'I-''r', ~ ~ p.ao, t'Sn I"ln ''
C-ar,,i.. =. w., n..,,, ,r,,,r
-, I'T,''',i 49, ~ - -np,
"%',,'i - - 80 n, 'i'';.N = i'Vsu ,up.
" '''''''' ~ " '''-''''' -
1.i 80
,,, SAINT -, D., vs. SAINT
-
IN. ''.'',' ) n, .''''''' "'''' u -i''''
: D Nua>on rs Lewis Palmer almr
Sarah Randolph vs Jonathan N">llts atmrS
Charles Men>ch vS B!rklntlne HearS
Amos Barser IS 'ohn El,hei5 ezrS
Benz Feiier vs Samuel Wit ct al
Arv'ne Clark. admr IS ihurch VI MIrhacI
ID "ayier lcf HAYES admr vs. Johnson e' al
j II DucHeti end &c - J y Young
lohu Miller &C yS George Nur>h &c
Rachel Spce>e &c rs Charles Sree>e
Harsh " Hutchinson VS. Birl;enblne " Mears
tIranl Jurors, Nav Term. lSbl.
,,jv,.,.,-,, T.r.s cr,r,,irIcr J,bn Cast
II D''l,'',| MS
U,t, n.,.;r t-I;na r,.orb S,unsaI
NJ ~, -, i,,,ai D.
E,, rag.Ie' Sh,,,sro Frederick. Jobn
f:,nJ,.
pa-.y ,-, y.rr.r. v,cb,ri,b
p. r-.I.,-r-
I,,,.i, Inhn sn,Jsr rlu,,r1 yaroer
Ts,,.;.l,,,,, Nr-,,,.lin nnnabo,rer lohn II
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f;a,,.ta,,- -n,v;d w pcIrrr,n
u-L:,. n I,.L, orr I...h Isiser Jarob
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

C0AE.-SO -eeAl.
INHE subscriber keeps cun>'aJ'y N hand
large assortment az the very best Sha-
mokln and Wilkes Barre COAL. tor line aud
>rove purposes. which he VIII sell az The very
lowest prices fer Ca,h pr Country Produce.
Also, Ekicf,miH, CoqL. Pa,'.r ami Ssf
Wish it distinctly understood. that IuiI' not
be undersold by anv man-Havrng good
weigh->caleS, full weight WI! be given.
Coal Yard near Weiicn>aul'> hotel
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
IewiSburo Nav - -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
VARIETY STORE
POST OFFICE.

l LARGE supply Of Books, Stationery,
u Perlumery, Jeweirv. Toys, C,nfcctiuu-
erieS, Teas. Spices, Frul', Nuts, Bd>Ates.
Pictures, and a variety Of NICK NACkS lyI
sale cheap AT 'hc
1861 LEWISBJEG TOST OFFICE.
l,EyERAL sets Of CANEOS and other
} Breast Pin, and Lar Raas can leo had
very cheap at The posi- OFFICE
I AIDES can huI The Iar~c>' and h.,f 5>S-rr-
Il ment uf Lc;.c, and N.r- rAPEE.Ervel.
"PeN &c. a The posi- OFFICE
| AW BOOKS fr,m Nay & Bro. PtHad ca
Il hand ,r furnished r1 crt-r l.r he Agent
II W CRDTZER + VI. Lewi-hurg
LTEE Gold PENS .ur Lad'r, and Gents can
| he had At The POST OFFICE
EICTURES.-A house can nar lie said
10 be well furnished without some well
selected Pictures. Ta,> want can now te
supplied al the POST OFFICE
Industry must Thrive"
'.TNand SHEET IRON Establishment.
L Removed 20 lEuuah,1n', former >A,p,n
Market street near Fourth, where W.Il have
at all times full assortment Of
Tin Ware. steve Vipc.
COiL BTCEE7,N. Ni,,t l:.a-. d.. ac. 7 v,u
a so make To- order, 90 >h.1r u,,sts. Tn tut
ter>, sporting or any kind Of wo5o 10 r-vIiae
. = Men'ng audJotatr- gcrcraryTr.mrtr
attended to. 1OS \. KLEAMER
Leulsburg DC, 20. I-5g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
CorGl,s. COLDS AND LING DISEASES.

Coughs, toids. bronchitis, Asima, Group, Hhooping
C.uys Diseases Of the Troai Chest, and Lungs however
long standing and character, quickly cured
hv that long tried efficient and faithful r.mp,y-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

ra-Thc Northern heart was fired
by the news of the bloody and pcrlid
ious assault of BALTIC. upon Penn. and
Mass, last Friday. We never knew
such Indignation as it aroused in the
breasts of peaceful men. Could the
Telegraph have conveyed there, upon
Saturday, 10000 men, from either of
those outraged States, they would have
laid the entire city in ashes, and glib
bctted every mobocrat and traitor
let every Lot leave Sodom. While
the raving rowdies were threatening
TO take Fort M'lIenry, its huge guns
were brought to bear upon the City,
and it was reinforced 10y a Massachu-
sets regiment. Another regiment is
in Fort Monroe; from the same State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Mob Law Rules Baltimore.

The City Of Baltimore was saved
from the British, in the Last War, by
the aid Of Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Since then, the Central. Southern and
Western parts Of our State have not
ceased TO patronize and to enrich
that city. Professedly Union,sh had
the sympathy and good will of all the
North. Now mark her gratitude
Thursday oflast week, the first three
companies of Penn a Volunteers, under
the call of the President of the L. s,
while quietly passing thro the streets
of Baltimore TO protect the National
Capital, were hooted at, assailcd by
stones, and a servant Of 4 Pottsville
officer badly wounded, by a Secession
mob, unstaycd by the police power
n deliberate, wantOn, unprovokcd at
tack upon the very Keystone State
which has most enriched Baltimore,
On BLOODY FRIDAY, 10Th April, an
armed Massachusetts regiment, and
Penna regiment, without arms, under
Col. Small, started from Phlad. for
Washington. Part of the Massachu.
regiment had passed from one Depot
TO the other, when a mob blocked the
passage, assailcd the soldiers with
stones and firearms, upon which the
Massachusetts men fired back in self
defence. The soldiers had , or /
killed and 6 or S wounded-the moi
lost twice as many, including | or >
mere lookcrs-on who suffered for being
in bad company. The Mass. men in
front reached the cars and went on to
Washington-those in the rear, with
the unarmcd Pcnn'a regiment, were all
sent back. in the same train, 10 Phila.
The mob then took and have held
sway over the embarrassing and
driving out thousands of its best inha-
itants-tearing up rails, breaking the /.
telegraph wires, and burning bridges,
on every highway to thcm-and one
Senator calling together the State
Legislature TO secede in form as they :
are trying TO do by force.
Marshal Kane of the police doubt /
less is with the mob-and v.IIicks
and Mayor Browns course, while pro-
Tossing peace, is very suspicious.
Upon this violent interruption,
the President and Gen. Scott sought
TO open , new routes-by going from
1iavre-de-Grace, leaving Bait. to the
right, down the Bay to Annapolis, and
thence across to Washington-also 10y
sea around by the Chcsapeak and the
Potomac. Both these routs are under
trial, and VIC hope may succecd-yct
the Secessionists are seeking to close
them by tearing up rails, burning of
bridges and boats, planting batteries.
and every other expedicnt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

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