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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

E,sT S,DsnuEY, Chester Co, Pa. lUmo- 81, ISL.
DR.. WN A. DayIs-sesI-cted Friend: l received =
letter thee few days since in which thee wished
give thee correct stat ment of GAMERS from
his attack. lie the fall of 1916, when
in his 18th year. with pain in his hip and thish
and confined to his bed for i've months. In the
OF that time ulcer formed his thigh, which
discharged great deal Of bloody the knee Of his
other leg then commenced swelling, and very pain
full has leg gnd foot tpce nsir natural si.>; there
uere four hoieS Lroke olt has kn,c aud discharged
great quantity Of tiet matter. Hs leg h0'Otr from
The kne he ankle iVieh could tH by pressing is
ankle lsH the body corruption uoHld gush out near The
knee. lie then took pains his and had ulcers
BOTH which very painful and Sore and ptseeSef
bs frequently dischdrG,d from the ulcers; has leg
lGs drutcH up, could b. sfrdiyit.Rod admit
the least notion lie attended by physician for a
considerable length of time without much benefit. lie
then took five bottles of TowNsENDs sARsAPARILA with
out any effect We next opplied 10 ply scian Of Ian
who prescribed great deal Of different medicine
without any improvement. got receipt for making
Sarsaparils procured from Apotheca
~ in Lancaster and made gallon, which he took, be-
sides great quantity Of made of Sarsaparlla root
and SassAfras mixed; also Prckly Ash and Burdock
Tea; but all did little good until b. took thy medicine,
which We heard of from the benefit 1t doing the
son of ncghbor Henry Brosus. In very short time,
an improy p-rceptble and continued until he
was cured, which with the twelfth bottle. 1t las
entirely changed him both in health and spirits, for
which feel grateful indeed and willing TO do
all can consistent with truth for the advancement of
thy DEPUBATINE and the good OF the suffering.
Thy sincere friend, LYDIA MOORE.
Thee may do as thee fit with this in welcome.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
GET INSURED !
West Braneh Insurance. tompsnJ.
LOCk HAVEN, PA.


"ON. c. G. HARVEY, President,
J. W. CHAPMAN, Stcr,frrl
This company, on entering upon the hi'
year of their business, submit the folloSb.
public.
Number of Policies in force January l, ls6O, ~,
Amount of Property insured do s.iha1,
Amt OF Premium Notes in force do otSr'!!
Sr-,,. -, po,;.;.s a., ,,., yI
Amount Of Property insured s,es.,,
Amount OF Premium Notes received -.
Amount of Losses sustained o."
This Company continues to insure ever
description Of property, such as bDldihtN
goods, merchandise, &c, against ioss OF oAn'
age of Fire, and fo- any time limited OF Fe'
peiual.
SAM'L II. ORWIG, Ag,l.
Lewisbure, Oct 20, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
TheO. S. Christ, N. d.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

a Graduate of the Medical Department oil 'H'
siy of Penn IVania9 "a,
OFFERS his profess nal services vlennd,ps
" people Of LewisbuIg and su'iO'
country. ,isht-
To be found a, all hours. day ana p', oH,.
when not professionally engaset-a' n,.~ .osiv
on Market 81. between Sd and 4'n' ofP'
Schrsyer Il Browns store.
LewIsburs, May 81, 1869
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
GETE n1ore n1eat.
MW-REEF MILTON VEAL.

DELI, MU IUN, THI,
&c, will be supplied TO the hungry people BY
the subscriber, al his shop on North Fifth
street, where he carries on the Butchering
business, and will supply all kinds Of Meat
in its season. On Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. he will be found al Market in front
of M'Faddin's Hardware StorefBF at low rates
for Cash exclusively. Calves wanied-Beeves
and Sheep purchased as usual. Try the New
Butcher.
CHRISTOPHER GEMBERLING.
Lewisburg, Aug. Is. ls59y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
DENTAL PROFESSION.
N,Es NNNAAM

~ cal Dentist, takes this 4I14n
method of informing the citizens of Lewis
burg and vicinity that he has located perma.
nently, and is prepared TO furnish all who
need dental substitutes for masticaiion with
Improved Mineral Plate,
(base and teeth the same,) which is fast su-
persedins the use of Gold and Silver Plate.
The Mineral Teeth are undoubtedly superior,
and in many respects more desirable than any
other offered the public by the Dental profession
They are the highest attainment OF the art
Teeth mounted on Coral and Amber Bases
at reduced prices These bases have been tested by the
scientific and highly recommended for utility
and beauty.
Teeth also Mounted on Gold and Platina, in
the latest approved style Also Metallic Plate used
only Dr. in this locality which Is far superior to
Silver Silver Plate prices Silver no: use as has
proved in many cases injurious to the health OF the
wearer.
Special attention will also be paid to Natu.
raj Teeth correcting all irregularities treating irritable
and exposed filling decayed teeth in the most
skfu manner thus preserving those which con-
tribute much to the comfort and appearance OF the
poss-ssor.
Dr. Burlan's mode of operating will at all
times Of the mdet character carefully avoiding the
nficton unnecessary pain and will be adapted to the
constitution and health Of the patient thereby Of
firing the greatest TO such desrous
Of their Teeth who might through fear alone
permit their entire and premature decay. Persons
quirng the services of Dentist will promote their in
terests by calling DR. B.. he is perfectly familiar
with all the branches Of his profession. and with the
perience Of twenty years constant and extensive
practice is determined to spare exerton to make
cry operation entirely satisfactory.
tS Rooms (leased for term of years) on
Market Square. directly Harris Duncans former
ly Caldwels Drug Store, opposite the Chronicle and
Telegraph Ofices-entrance between DR.. Wilson's and
the Drug Store All operations warranted equal to any
in this country or elsewhere The natural contour Of
tn. Gums restored PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
SPECIMENS
Lewisburg, Nov. %, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
AlNIeat Market. -

arrangements .for the Year.
1ACOB G. BROWN, having supplied the
81 Lewisburg Market for the pastslx months,
has made the following arrangements for the
coming year
The best of Beef, Mutton, Veal and PORK
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday NOR
nings of each week, al the Market House. on
Market street. between Schaiiie's and Wolfe's,
Lewisburg, Pa.
His motto is Quick Sales for Cash, and
Small Profits" Examine his meat.
Ap. SO. !. =. STEINER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
e&I NSM MvNN TNNkNN

OF the ACACAS BAIssM thoroughly worthy the conf
dence Of all Every symptom Of Consumption is surely
aud perma neny eraiicatei by IL. Its effects
other but strengthening and renovaiing TO the en-
tire system. Bronchitis. Asthma, Coughs, Colds and
General Debility eectually cured by its Night
Swea.s Loss Of Flesh and Wasting away Of the Muscles,
Loss Of Appetite. Soreness Of the Throat Chest and
Lungs Liver Complaint. Palptaton of the Heart Diff
cuity OF Breathng-alI these affections disappear in
i,IcredbIy shor, time after using Dr. o. Phelps Browns
Acacan Balsam.
1t nourshes and strengthens the patient who is TOO
much reduced partake of ordinary food II heals all
internal tubcrces and Inflammation. II strength
ems braces and reyitalze- the brain, and is without
rival tonic supplying electricity or magnetic force
TO every part Of the enfeebed and PROSTATE body II
needs lengthy trial convince that the ACAcaN
BnsAa truly the remedy Of the day its
beneficial qualities are fully apparent IN eight ioT'y
b,n fer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
GREAT CURE OF SCRoFULA.

The following letter from highly respected member
the Society of Friends affords strong evidence OF tn.
great superiority of the DEPURAIyE SAsssPARllLA
aud SsKs.PARL, MIXTURES, we'll the various other
Medicines in general use for Scrofula.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Commissioner of Illinois,

"ILLIAM II. BISSELL, Governor of H.
w linois, has appointed JoHS B. LINN,
Commissioner of the State of Illinois, for
the county Of Union, TO administer oalhs, to
take dispositions and proof of deeds mortgages,
&c, TO be used and recorded in the State Of Illinois
Persons having wild lands real estate of Kind for
sale may find purchasers by leaving description of the
at office as have oIenrd Book for the pur
chase and sale of real No charge in the event Of
sale not being made. JOHN b. LINN.
Lewisburg. Pa, March %, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Several nice young gentlemen went to
,ne residence Of young damsel to give
ner serenade. Lf,er some time, the
servant stepped out and walking up to one
" 'nem exclaimed: "My friend, the
here toni ght %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

An old Scotch Presbyterian servant was
induced BY her mistress to attend an Epis-
eopal church, where the furniture and mu-
Sic were Of the most elaborate character,
and was asked how she liked it. "Oh,"
she replied, otis vsra bouny; but, oh,
my lady, it's an awful way Of spending
the Sabbath"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Brownlow, of Tennessee, say, tbc,.
never was so unjusti6able Secession =.
the present, since Lucifer rebelled bec.us.
be could not rule in heaven, and va.
kicked down by the higher powersl
Punch says, after the 4ih Of March the
White House will be called "Liucoln 5
Inn" GD.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

IITRIFIEDTERRA GOTTA GARDEN VASES. STAT
UAkY, FOUNTAINS and BU HIDING ORNAMENTS
such Brackets rtal-, Modlions Gc Cheaper tlan
any other material Finer Designs than any other
rial. A lar.~ stock constantly or hand. Ann design
made order ty addressing IL" manufactures the
Factory. LINE BLACk, eth a Germantown hoad.
Ufirr, :. A. HAKEISuN, l04O Chestnut St, FLiIad
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

F18l AIr. j. = Hoa-l I'Il7-I = .l3T'f thTtI, Ba5.
d. AYR; have rf-ai your Pills with c1iraoriinsr
t'uiI'y au' al ,r those c.~i % ysi
m distress. To T--uiat- tho organs 81 ds--tin an.
puIIf tie Il.-rl. '-, 'he s-ry l-' I-u-r h,'.
knlNu, and / can rontd atty rvrDnli1-H ihsu
w iiI-.,d,. NOGi-, }. y HINES
W,ystv Wvoming o. ' Y a.. y l.5i.
Dear SfH arI u-iue yulT J.t;Lsrtl- r, ia prsr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

To the Citizens OF New Jersey and Penn>y iSania.
Apoth,cares Druggists Grocers aud Private Families
Woife's Pure Cognac Brandy.
VOTES Pure Madeira. Sherry, and Port Wine.
Wolfe's Pure jamaica and 81. CrOir Rum.
WoLfe's Pure Scotch and Irish Whishsy
4 LII IN BOTTLES.-Ib beg leave TO call the
n attention of the citizens of ihe U. S. to
the above Wines and LIaUoRs, imported by
UpoLrHo Wolfe of New York whose name is
familiar in every part of this country for the
purity of his celebrated ScHEIDAN ScHSAPPs.
Mr. rWolfe. in his letter 10 me, speaking OF The
purity of his Wines and Liquors, says:
u will stake my reputation as a man. my standing ss
merchant of thirty residence IN the Cy OF
New York that all the Brandy and Wines which bottle
pur- imported, and of the best quality and can Dc
relied upon by every purchaser.
Every bottle has the Proprietor'S name on
the wax and fac-simile Of his signature on
the certificate. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
For sale at RETAIL by all Apothecaries and
Grocers in Philadelphia.
GEOHASHTON, No.s32 Market ST. ,Phila
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
READ the following from the N. Y. Courier !
ENORMOUS BUSINESS FoR ONE NEW YORK MERcHASr-we
are happy to fellow citizens that there is one
place In city where the physician apothecary ana
country merchant go and purchase pure ines anu
Liquors, pure imported, and OF the best qnaiity
We do not intend to give elaborate description OF
this merchants extensive business although It VIII well
rrpay any stranger citizen to visit UDoLPBo WoLrEs
extensive warehouses; Noe Is 20 and y Beaver St. and
Il le and 2l Marketfeld St Ills stock of schnspps on
hand ready shipment could not have been less than
OOO cases. the Brandy, some 10000
1896 to 1856: and 10000 of Madeira sherry aud
Port Wine scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and St
Crx Rum very old and equal TO in this coun-
try lie had also three large cellars filled with Brandy
Wine &c, in casks under Custom House key, ready for
botting Mr. Wofe sales of Schnapps last year amoun
ted to dozen and hope in less than two years
he may be equally successful with his Brandies and
Wines. -,
His business merits the patronage Of every lover OF his
speci.s Private families rho wish pure ines and L4
uors medical should send their orders direct to
MIR wofr until every Apothecary in the land make up
their to discard the poisonous stuh from their
shelves, and replace it with Wofes pure Wines aud
Liquors.
Ne understand Mr.. Wolfe, for the accommodation OF
small dealers in the country puts up assorted cases OF
Wines and Liquors. Such man, and such merchant
should be against his tens Of thousands OF op
pop-ns the United States, who sell nothing but imi-
tntions ruinous alike to human health and happiness
s7omeI Sold by J. BAKER & co, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

The Cincinnati Press reminds the South
that there is one luxury they will lose BY
disuniou; aud that is, lyncbiug Northern
men. To suppose that q separate nation
would allow its citizens to be treated in
the way ours are now ir the South, with.
out retaliation, would suppose it 6t for
slavery, and entirely unfit for its own gov.
ernmeDt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

DFtr ~in JiI u-us yuuT t.rLrtir p.- ia ny prso.
t. and ful them excellent If-.t;rtr O. -.raas sa
= stem and ItuIIy Tee toi.f,'r.ls Of %, sl'--i
JOHN "a. MEACHAN v .
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

A wretched editor, who hasn't any wife
to take care Of him, went the other night
to ladies' fair. lie says he saw there
"an article" which he "fain would call his
own, but it was not for sale" He de-
clares tina, since that night be has been
"wrapturously wretched." As the article
was bound in hoops, the reader is left to
infer that it was either girl or keg Of
whiskey. They are both calculated to
make a wretch "wrapturous.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
VITRIFIED CHIMNEY TOPS.

hIHuiagturrf~. LINN a bi AIN.
FACTORY III and GeTmantosn Road.
Onlce, : A. HARRISON. 1910 Chestnut -, Phiiad.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

SENsry CHtNBFR, Baton E,uge, H.. De-. lsa
DR. AVER: have been entirely cured D, y"ur l1.a
Rh''' 'fic Gogf-a painful dIsels.. that bal af,iel rs
for wears. VINCENT sLlDELL-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

A good many years ago, Massachu-
setts man was elected to the office of Lieu
tenant Governor. When the fact of his
election was announced, he was called up
Gu for speech. He proceeded to ackuow-
ledge the honor in very handsome terms,
and added that be had no doubt be should
make good Lieutenant Governor, as that
was the Office he had always held in his
owl house.
DR.. Arnold once lost all patience with
. dull scholar, when the pupil looked up
in bis face and said: "Why doyou speak
augrily, sir? Indeed, am doing the
best can" Years after, the doctor used
to tell the story to his own children, and
say, 81 never felt SO ashamed of myself in
my life. That speech and that look |
have never forgotten"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
Important from Missouri.

SYRACUSE. Mo-. Oct. gO.-It is report
ed thai aclng Brigadier General Wyman,
who left Rolla several days since with a.
bou, $500 men, has arrived at Linn
Creek. where ba dispersed body Of reb-
els. killing a @ nsiderabe number and
taking over 200 prisoners, and capturing
wagon loads Of goods belonging
to McClurg d Co., prominent Union
firm whom be rebels had robbed.
Advices from Gen. Fremont are to Z
O'Clock Friday night, He is still at War
saw. and the pontoon bridge across che
Usage was to be finished on Saturday,
General SigePs division had crossed the
river. go ..ra
1t was reported in our camp at Warsaw
that Price h,d been largely REINFORCED
by McCulloch. and that their combined
forces were fortifyiDg osceola, where they
intended to give Frenont battle
In the skirmish near Lebanon, on the
18th, between Two companies of Major
Wrigh.'s cavalry and about four hundred
rebels previously reported, the latter lost
sixty two killed, twelve wounded. four
mor,ally, aud thirty.six taken prisoners.
Wrights loss was one killed.
RoLLA, No., Cot. 20-Tho capture ol
Linn Greek is confirmed The place was
surrounded on the 18th by Major Wright'
cavalry--the same that routed the rebels
near lebanon. and company of Seces-
sionists under Captain Roberts. aud a
number of other persons we're tasen pris'
onsrs, including the Sheriff Of the county
A rebel captain and lieutenant were
killed in the affair near Lebanon. and
.ieuteuaut Colonel Sorness taken pris
oner. All the prisoners. taken at both
places, seventy four in number, have ar
rived here.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
LaterCrom Europe.

Sr. JoHN's. Oct. l9.-The steamer 4Et
ma. with four days later advices, passed
off Cape Race on Friday. ','.''.
The King of Prussia Iaid two days
visit to Napoleon.
The Emperor of China is reported
Prince Napoleon had sent the Emps-
ror Napoleon an important State paper on
American affairs r- '
Cotton slightly advanced. Mauches'
ter advices favorable: the market had an
advancing tendency. Breadstuffs firm
and upward. Wheat firm. All qualities
had advanced slightly. ~
Russell's last letter is devoted to con
sideration of the position of Maryland.
Mr.. Lindsay, M. P. in public lecture
again strongly urges the expediency o.
England and France eudeavoring to ct
feet peaceful separation Of the NOrtherI
and Southern States.
Earl Russell, in reply to q memorial
discourages interference 10 the interDa
affairs Of Mexico, but says the Government
will exercise the right Of requiring sesnr
lity for personal property and the fulfill
meht Of engagements.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
From Missouri.

RorLA, Mo, Oct.-f6. Thirty or more
of our wounded soldiers Arrived from
Springfield yesterday These men re-
port that a sharp skirmish took place on
Monday morning, twenty miles this side
of Lebanon, between two dompanies OF
mounted men Of Major Wright's battal-
lion attached to Gen. Wyman's command
and some 1870 rebel cavalry, ,,s,p.i.
Major Wright surprised the rebels by
an attack ia the rear and completely
routed them, killing about thirty and ta'
king the same number prisoners. MaloI
Wright's loss was one killed and one Sc
verely wounded. Very little firing wa
done by the, rebels =; .a,a, s.., t.--
The report that Col. Taylor's regimen
of rebels. Which has been stationed q
Springfield since The battle Of Wilson :
Greek; has marched North. is confirmed
They have probably gone 10 join Price OIL
me Usage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
srmpor,ant from the Uppsr Potomac.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ia gentleman
from near Harper's Ferry furnishes par
tculars of fight between six companies,
consisting Of parts Of the Eighteenth Pen
stlvapia, Third Wisconsin and the Thir-
tsenlh Massachusetts,, Regiments. under
commanded Col. John Geary, and $1,000
rebels sr'i9r7l 'i'o" ia.s's'+g So ''.- ''"'
Early yesterday morning the rebels
showed themselves. at, Bolivar Hights, at
Harper's Ferry. and commenced an at.
tack from artillery with companies under
MajorJ. P, Gould, stationed on,ihe north
side OF The Potomac.
81 A constant Ere was kept up for some
hours. when three companies OF fhe 30
Wisconsin Regiment crossed the river,
formed into line. and drove the enemy
back and succeeded N capturing one oil
their heavy guns.
They ware however, compelled to re-
taeat which they did ingood order.to the
river.
Here they wersp rseolor ed by three
companies Santthry thsemwith Col. Gea'
ry at theh head, marched upd1' the enc
my. 4pd9 after hard ,6shtihs5 5droye them
from atheir position aud recaptursd- the 80
poundsy and a colgmtiad Oar brces
had But thtee pitoes Of Iarlillery, and
these were'6red from the side Of the-river
until tSs zen emy fttsSted. Thsenemy
had seven pieces of artillery and tive hun
dred eayalrga ,ogetRer~wilh their infantry
and Wsre.compietely routed anddriyen
back some three. miles.
Our,ioss in killed. and wOuuded is, not
over seven while tharcf the enemy is at
least one hu6drea &ddEfAY
Colonel Ashley, who was at the head Of
the-enemy, is'smpny the reeels killed.
g !a I lrhsoHs's spssiel] X
This morning detachment OF one thou
sand from the Massachusetts Thirteentl
and Colonel Geary's Pennsylvania Regl
ment, crossed the river at Bolivar and at
tackled the enemy sixteen hundred strong
After a severe conflict the Union troop
drove them back from the river, oaptur
ing 4" 3S:pounder, Our loss was six kill
ed. The enomy's loss is unknown, =,
General Scott thought this i1tcIligenc
Of such Importance that he called OH tn
Presidentto communicate it, a,a' ~,
e. a 1T
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

MovED AN, -AMENDMRNr. In ono Of
the churches Of S.. Louis. on Sunday last
an eloquent divine, while earnestly sup-
plicatlng at the throne Of grace that peace
might again spread her wings over our
beloved country. said, "Put one hand on
the North. o Lord. and the other on the
South, and say to the raging elements.
Peace be still. An elderly gentleman
from Indiana, private in one Oftte reg
iments stationed there, interrupted the
reverend gentleman at this point BY say
ing quite distinctly; "No Lord put both
hands on the South. and make her stay in
the Union" :,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
Attempt to Release Col. Mulligan.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE Democrat
learns that DR.. Winer, Surgeon Of the
93d Illinois Regiment, Col. Mulligan's
Irish Brigade. started Wednesday morn
ing by order of Gen. Curtis. Tor Gen.
Prices headquarters. with an offer to eff.
feet the liberty OF Col. Mulligan by ten
dering in his place the release Of Gen
Frost from bis parole Of honor, taken af-
ter the capture Of Camp Jackson.
We learn also. that an exchange will be
rendered Col Bowen. au' ..s-r...t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
News from sigel,s Command

HEADaUARTERs AT WARSAW, Oct. 10
We are here with parts of Sigers and
Asboths divisions.g iSigels advance is
already across the Usage, ~. Ia ''l-,..'.
His cavalry to day had skirmish with
one of the enemy's mounted parties, and
took three prisoners. '.'u fta-
He is in possession Of the bridge over
the Pomledeterre river with infantry and
cavalry. tat1u
The main body of the enemy is report
ed fortY-fve miles distant.