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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

ri'O the Voters Of Union County: Encoura-
ged by the advice of manv friends, am
a candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of the
county. subject TO the choice Of the Nomina-
ting Election of the 81 of August next.
j.. +. ALBRIGHT
White Deer TT, Nay -. 1851 Pd
T. the People Of Union County. I am a
candidate for the office Of Sheriff OF this coun-
tv subject 10 the decision o! the Republican
Union nominations on the 81 Of Angus, next.
Kelly TIP May -, 1851. J. ". KAUFMAN.
Fellow C,,izrns-I offer myself rs Union
candidate for the Office Of sheriff, subject 10
the Union County Convention. II am nom
mated and elected | will discharge the duties
ct the Office faithfully and with the hest Of my
ability. Yours truly, q. J.ROHLAND.
May =, 1861.
Fellow CitizenS-l take this method 10 offer
myself as a candidate for the Office Of Sberig,
at he next electIHn-subJect 10 the decision
Of the Republican Convention. II am nom
mated and elected. pledge myself TO fulfil
the duties of the office faithfully and 10 the best
of nv ability. WEIDLER ROLAND.
BulTaloe To, Jane 2, ls6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
Assembly.

To the Voters oC Union County. I am a
candidate Cor the ASSemo'r-sUuJ""t 10 yuur
choice at the Primary E!ecli.n, , Anc. If
nominated and elecrrd. will endravor to dis
charge nv duty with vigilance and f'eliry to
all concerned. JESSE BEAVER
Union TT, July II, 1871
For Assembly. RiCHD V.BLINCOhN Esq.
of Harley townships heartily recommended.
As Magistrate, aud twice elected CommiS-
siOner OF Union comfy, he has manifested a
sterling integrity and business talents Of lhe
first order. Nlh COLLEGIATE education, he
is practical, everyday, working farmer In
rolitics he has alUavs stood With has h"n"red
kinsman. President Abraham I.lncoln-a reIa-
,ionship that "wont set him back any" lust
now. Let II. JON IN HARNONi
Messrs Editors The line Is approaching
when We are TO make choice of suitable
person 10 represent US IN the Assembly. We
know of no Que better qualified 10 guard the
,,ne integrity and interests Of Union county.
than Mr.. CHARLES c. SHORkLEY, Lewis.
burg. He has the requisite capaciues, and
would a, Harrisburg be a credit AMI honor I"
the District. We cheeriul!y recommend him
n the voters as proper selection oi the ! a.
ion convention of Aug3 NAM NorEEs
of East BufIaloe Buiialoe Kelly, ani l. '"isUurs
Nessrs. Editnrs-Not having seen any one
nroposed for Assembly mex! October, take
the liberty (without his knowlrise) Of recon-
n.ndins Hon. DANIEL WirhLR OF Snyder
county. Judge Wilmer served one Term very
aecepiahly, and hi denomination would be
satisfactory To men Of al parties throughout
the entire District. Please present hrs name.
UNION l'.; EVER.
GEO. w. CHAMBERS. or Line i7"c TP.
/. respectfully recommend to the 1ple Of
this Dis,rict. as one Member OF the Assembly
nj the next election-sutisct to Inc decision
Of the Sd Aug. EAST h FFALoE
Mr.. Editor-Permit us through your paper
10 recommend JACOB VI. MOiHK. oi Kelly
tn, (now among the Penn'a Volunteers at
Washins;on) as a very s"iiable candidate for
Representative. Mr.. Moyer Is 4 selt-made
man. and has always taken an active part IN
the Republican party. MANY VOTERS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
PrimarvEiec .Sat.Aug3
President Judge.

PrrsIpENr JunaE.--Ii is about time the
people Of Unlon county should begin to lock
about for some suitable person. possessing The
proper legal qualifications. for the important
Office Of President Judge cf our District. Now,
two important qualifications are, Ist. Being
veil " booked up" IN the law; 81, Business
tact in imparling and executing such knowl-
edge. We know of no man IN our dlsrict
possessing these qualifications so completely
~ GEO. F. MILLER Esq, and We honestly
believe il would be the interest Of the tax
payers Of the county to nominate and elect
him as their Pres dent Judge at our next cleo
tion. TS961 THE UNION.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

Bn.ut IT, LrCoulN0 &C.. Pa
Jg1s -, 1854. :
V1vE. the unds-sirrs'. 7avrg- today Wit
w messed on the farm a. Thompson Bow
or the trial of the Buck, Mowin aiacAine-
the Yaukee KIRBY blower, and the v a..anacE.
f. competition with the Auiomafi: Re0Fg q
.'io,crr. mate By Jas. s. Marsh : Co.. che rfn.-
II tesr.fy. tia, the Hussey with J. :. Narsh''
Patent sc sake attached, worked rr!.yaa well
and done ip every respect as good N TlIg as
any macL.ae Al the field.
JOSEPH MOORE.
CIV PORTER,
GEO. ELSE,
JPHAUGENBUCH,
CHAS. HULL,
LEM PORTER,
]. CDMLEY.
THOS c FOHESNAN.
THOMPSON BOWER,
URiAU REED,
(and many cther>.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

l'HERlFF.-To the Electors Of Union coun-
> Iy: A. the request Of many friends. Offer
myself as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Sanu.d be fortunate enough 10 b elected,
pledge myself 10 perform The duues OF the oii.ce
with prompiues~ and fidelity.
L"wishurr. June p, l'6l c. d. C0i.
To the Independent Voters Of Union cuun-
tv: At The solicitation Of number OF my
friends. IRE speclve of party, | oiier myself
a anIid'perdent Csnd'dHs for the office OF
Sheriff Of Un.on county; promising. if elect
eI. 10 d d>chargc the dulleS Of the Office faith
fully. aud to the best of NY ability.
L,wishurr. June II. 1o6l. CHARLES HESS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12


candidate for reelection 10 the Office # Asso-
eiaie Judge-subiect TO the selection of the
Union Convention Of Aug. 81. II minated
and elected, I will enieavor 10 serve with
impartiaily and fidelity.
JOHN W. sIMONTON
To the Voters Of the 81 Of AueuSt-Gentle-
men. The upper end # Union county claim
10 have one Associate lulgs. w therefore
propose and recommend ROBERT cANDOR
ESQ. man Of integrity who would discharge
the duties Of said flee 10 the eNteni Of ms
abilities. Subject 10 the choice Of primary
election. UPPER END
Messrs. EdiorS-The time is approaching
when We are To make rhalCe Of person to
fll the office Of Associate Judge. | know Of
no one better qualified FOR that position Than
the Hon JAMES MARSHALL. of White
Deer. He served Us il that capacity one
term. to his credit and To the honor of the
county. would there ore cheerfullv recon-
mend him Ia the con~i ieralInn of Ilr voters.
June II. VOTER OF WEST BJFFALJf.
Voters of T-nion co0a'v.-I odlr myself as
a candidate for the Olice Of Associate lndge
a, the coming Election ~ Gcrnh"r- Suh,cc 10
the decision Of a maia:.'; 90. ,.c ,o'eS poiled
a. the ReT blican C'..-s an 81 August
n-xi. Shnul1 b. dominated and elected,
? 'ige mySrf 90 .-fha % the duties oi Said
q ice to tn .-..r- .. my ajllIi,eS.
Kelly tn NJ .... JANIS SHIELDS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
JOHN \. MERIT.
To the Voters Of Union Comfy.

The undersigned will be a candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER al lhe GO Elec-
uon. subject 10 the Repuhiican ia'1n Con-
yenlinn. May "A PETER III hSH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
sGl..,fC.

Please recommended JOHNSON WALLS of
I.pwisbuf- 81 ntleman fit aaA competent
for the 81 on state Senator ~ the coming
eleeiion-subi CT 10 The chor~e ct the rie
on the Sd of Aus. WHITE DEER
Messrs EtItors-When the tax AYERS look
upun the Il Dor Of the STATE Senate ami .s-D't
more than half of them youag men. law."rs
perhaps, who never knew, By hard r"si>, The
worth of money, it = rN wonder IT,. vote
away our money by millions Without any
consultation with him. veu'"-- 10 propose
nan for our next Senator, v1r, as ComE'S-
sner. Assem- olyman aud Assaciar' Judge, 1t
IS well known can say NJ = cGtravagancc or
-lrruplion--CoL PHILIP Ii'HL, the honest,
r1pular Farm oI Duifaiae Na'ley.who would
make the Peoples interests all his own.
Jaly4lSCl ECONOMY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
EFPHsEsrc".

To the Voters Of Urioa county. ~ Aug
respectfully sl5mit my name for TrcGs'Ufr oi
the county. and # successful wall be thankful
to you and faithful to the tra>t
JOHN 4. NEETZ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

French Caku Boots made to order at short notite, of
the very best material, for IS 81, cash In hand
Work Of II kinds will be got up at short
notice, ar warranted to give satisfaction. Il
this * NJ ''w enough a percentage vii be-
deducted. t' notm>,ake the place-thc NEW
STORE ROOM, on Market Squire, near Baker
X Wolfes, Lewis burg.
By order OF lhe aries concerned:
JAMES SCOTT, Agent.
April 81, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
Practical Proofs !
Dnr NaILEr, USr"S Co. }

Jane -, 1861.
NyESSRS. Jas s.Nar>h 4 Col tried YOUR
II C,na5iasa Reapiag q Nlring .Hiri'ne To-
day IN nv grass, aud am wiling to give the
use Of my experience and oPiniCns Of the
same to any one | lhInk II ss good Now
Ing Machine a. have seen, and do not think
hy yoar .SiE RGEng ANr-hm'w II Is made
any the less perfect IN grass than those made
on purpose for moving. The idea al the wheel
running off the mOwn grass Is very import
ant one, and | wouldn't ike 10 use one with
the wheel running on the hay. /. Will net
choke. IT doesn't get out Of order, and give
YOU the following names OF some ot my neigh
borS who will cheeriul'y allow me 10 inform
You they can tcr these and other good moving 2
merits recommendyou Machine as a superior
ono (Sjgne,D SAMUEL MOIER.
I'VE the undersigned fully endorse the
above; ISAAC EYER, SH.
JOHN YOUNGMAN,
ISAAC EYER, in.
ALFRED KNEASS.
JNp. VAN BUSkIRK.
DAVID BETTLEiAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
Commissioner.

Fellow Citizens Of Union County, am a
candidate for the Office Of County Commits
sioncr subject 10 the selection Of the people
on Ihe 81 of Aucust-and if elected will per-
form the duties of The Office 10 the best OF my
apilIry. and with fidelity.
May -, 1851. GEORGE SCHOCH.
Nsssrs Fdi,orS-Perm;, me vi,bop, Dis
car,ce,re,t IN any IF the ofher worthy ,e,.
son~ named IN br,ng before The nnblfc JOuy
NTSRIr of Levi,burp. far ibe Office If
,,nn,v co,nrnissioner. His w.lI.es,ahIishej
hr.,,. b.+i,s al neral ..t,r,c,sr is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
Fouxrnx FAnm. (near Lew }

Fou~r.IS FAnn. (near Lew
iSburg.l June 5. 1861.
DEING present al the cutting Of green Rye
ID Of largest growth. we cheertuily express
our entire satisfaction with the operation Of
las :. MARSH'S Patent iufdH1f;c lake.
and think The cutting and raking Of Eya which
Is to-day done bv this machine triumph IN
the arr of labnr-saving. Some stalks, mra u
red were from Z feet 10 feet ii inches high.
We candiiy believe ,hiS machine to be OF
the most perfect and practical kind. and very
willingly give any wh" may wish II the use
of our experience Ia having seen the most
difficult work done in way accepiabie 10 The
,,.o,, r.,ricnlar farmer. JOHN GUNDY,
THO'S PENNY,
JNO. O.A.GUNDY,
(and many othersJ . -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an or Ter fiom the Orphans
Court of CnIon comfy al May Term 1861,
in the matter Of the Estate OF Ltwr- PsLrEn.
deceaSed-ihcre will be exposed to Public
Sale al the Buffalo House kept by u D Guldin
in the borough of Lewis >burg9on
Saturday, July 90, 1861,
the following described Real Estate, viz. that
- certain HOUSE AND LOT situate IN
LA Lewisburs, Union Co, Pa, on the west
side Of Second street IN said borough (Soutn
of Market) adjoining lots Of John Miller on
the >outh, Mrs. Bennett on the north, Second
street on the east, and Apple Tee alley on
the west, containing forty FRET 30 front more
or less, wherein is erected ~ "r-eient Two
Storey Frame DWELLING Il. ISE, with the
usual appurtenances, sc.
Also al tho same time and place THREE
certain LOTS OF Ground situate in the 1oro'
aforesaid on The west side of Second street,
north Of Market. adjoining lot Of George Hol-
stein on the south, Hazel alley "a the west.
Nrs.V orse on the north, and sec nd street on
tr- F.r|i.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
The War continues !

FFNHE subscriber will sell Shoes, Boots, &c
cheaper than were ever Ct'ereiI IN Lewis
burg. This statement is not 70 deceive or to
hoax any one at ALT is owing to the hard
times and wan, of money. Having laii in a
large stock, the money must come out OF them
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
Eafsdr NJ sRs Standard.

1sdfkoE ~ che Standard. - ------7-
SIR We always thought it to be
the preachers special business to ex-
pound the truth, prOmulgats peace and
good will among men, encourage virtue
aud piety. and attempt with all his ener-
gies to win sonls for God s gracious plan
Of salvation. It appears, however, that
the Rev. Mr. Phillips, of this town, IS
Of 4 different opinion on this subject
he attempted to prove ia the pulpit
ssthat the jews have lied at The time
when Jesus was crncifed, lied ever since
and are liars up to this present day,
they could not be believed under oath,
and they would lie even if one goes into
their clothing stores"
Having had extensive dealings for
many years with our fellow citizens Of
different religious denominations, long
before this town was blessed with the
high presence of the Rev Mr.Phillps,
and being Jews by birth ami profession,
i@-e., being descendants of Abraham,
Isaac snda JscDb, and believers m the
divine truth, promulgated by Moses
and the Prophets-we fearless of con-
tradiction say the above statement from
the beginning to the end, is base and
malignant falsehood, univ orthy OF a man.
and Of 3 preacher, unbecoming an
enlightened auditory, and smelling very
strong after the ill-begotten fanaticisn
of the age of darkness and ignorance.
As far as we personally are considered
we appeal to our fellow citizens to state
publicly and without reStraind wherever
and whenever we have been guilty Of any
lie, falsehood or Misrepresentation, that
we might know orr faults and Improve
our characters, If Improvement is neces-
sary; but as regards the preacher to
whose church we do not belong, we con-
slider it outrageous in him to slander and
back bite a'whole community who have
given him no offence. and of whom h0
appears to know no more than of an am
tiaeinvian race We consider it a vul-
gar profenation of-the pulpit and church,,
10 use the h6use-o! the Lord for the pur-
pose Of promulgating falsehooG and
fostering prejudiccs.
Let the Rev. Mr.. Phillips study the
history Of the Hebrews, and form tho
Acquaintance of our brethren who dis
tinguish themselves in all branches of
science, art, trade and commerce, and he
win son DO convinced of tae~error under
which ha GelibeFates. We hope TIE Rev.
gentleman will take our advice and edo
better. ''TGeturn, Israel, to the Lord thy
God, for thon hast stumbled in thine ini-
guilty. said the prophet.
Respectfully, s
-' NJ FRANK.
afF" a. STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
Further particulars of the Balls
Bluff Affair. " u "a7s 81

EDwxRD,s -FERRY, Y,-0rt.- 29th.-AH
.euiet last night No Pickets7were thrown
over thcl river, . bnt those on this Sille
heard those Of the leLelssali night 7ou the
,uppositc side andssaws their fires thielxly
scattered in the woods saleng tho shore
TheiI centralizing point was o cIump Of
Irees on the Bluff, where the troops had
constructed picket station, anil near the
SPOT where our artillery -shelle,l' them
during the skirrfiSh On Tuesday last.
When oar stroopS were wit thiIrawn
from the Virginia side on Wednesday
nights the 5th Indiana occupying the
most advanced anil exposed position.
were not aware of any withdrawal until
the rest had been successfully ferricd.-
They lay.'o on the cokl gronnd, almost
frozen, with loaded nuskets in their
han'I<, every moment expecting an over
owtring assault onI the cOrcealed and
reinforced enemy, whose Numbers were
known to excee'l our own by many
thousands ct the only murmnIingS Mt
tered by the handy sons of the North
west was at the ord, ~ to return without
diSputing heground inch by inch with
their adveTsaries. This regiment bro't
with them two priSoners-the owner OF
the mill on Goose Cheek, with his son.
who it was charged had prepared COM
bustibleS to fire the bridge over Goose
Greek, but were prevented Fl om carrying
ont their design by the sudden descent
upon the bridge by our skirmishers.
Some Ol the rffirers of tic regiment
had loEg conversation with priS on
ere of war; highly intelligent gentle
man, and a noh-com'ni>sioncd officer of
one qf,Ihe Mississippi regiments that en-
gagged in the affair Mt Balls Bluff He
left Lecsburg on Sunday night. when
there was but five regim 'nts there. -
There were no tlefensibie works at Lees
burg. but every approach was fortified
comm Rnding the river and land routes
! The prisoner was astonished to learn
that nnr army was not almost entirely
CON posed OF aboliti0nists and Iadical re-
pubicsns. anI-lhat our main object was
no other than to cmancipate the slaves
throughout the South.
lie said that If the facts were general
! " known to the working people of the
| South, that onr sole object was, 10 sus.
tain the Government and to preserve the
+ Unio n in Tact, there would be a rebellion
in the Confederate army, and peace re-
stored. Hewas surprised beyond meas
nre to be be assured that Breckenridge
Democrats constituted large compon
ent of the army.
Capt. Vaughan, OF the Rhode Island
| battery, who went over with q. flag o.
truce, has returned He was captarei
| by > party who did not understand the
law OF nations, but was afterwards re.
leased by the military authorities.
The n massachusetts, 10th Regiment vas paic
of few days since at Fortress Monroe, Teeeiv
! ing $26, 1903, and sending home ls, ,547 Of th,
amount Here is an example worthy of imita
tion by other regiments.
Gen. Mcclellan has. issued an ordor com
plimenting the officers aal men engaged il
the battle of last Monday. He does not attrib
ute the reverse to any want Of skill in Ga
! Stone
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

The MuU TURTIE-The following dcscrip-
tion is given of the steam ram with which the
rebels claim to have sunk the Yincennes.
The old towboat, Enoch Train, was used for
beginning, but was 50 thor Eoughly reeonstruc-
cd that the Mud Turtle may be considered
Phoenix from the TRIMS ashes. She was made
twenty or thirty feet longer than the old tow
boat, strengthened all through with timbers,
thirty inches in diameter, made of such shape
on the exterior that cannon balls glance from
her iron side like Number ten bird-shot from
the scales of an alligator, is coated compile tely
with thick wrought iron, and so contrived that
persons attempting to board her can be scad-
cd off with boiling water. At her bow she
carried one very heavy gun, and at her stern
light one; and she was besides armed with
beam Of iron over six or eight inches in diam
eter, with whcih she runs into the enemy
Not more than one man can enter her hold at
a time and she is only intended to carry about
twenty. Tile old towboat, from which this
monster is q rcmndel could only make twelve
knots an hour. 1t is supposed that the Mud
Turtle was made faster bv change of shape
and length. She runs by screw power, and
has engines of immense force.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

The Rattlcsnake Democracy appear to have
pretty much gone under in New York. Jas.
L. Brady, the breckenridge candidate for
Governor Inst fall, in a speech the other day,
said:
We of the Democratic party care not by
whose votes or influence the Administration,
whichnow sways the destinies of this great
empire, was pnt III power. We know that an
honest man. named 4 brilllafn Lincoln is Pres
ident of the United Suites, applause. and,
as such, commander of the army and navy
and with the blessing and FAVOR of heaven, we
will accord to him in the future, as we have
accorded in the past, in everything tending to
the vigorous and successful prosecution Of the
war, generous and persistent support. :
[Applause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

{ a q
AFFAIRs AT THE. SoUTH.-Reliable persons
who have recent iyi arrived from the interior OF
the South at. Baltimore, furnish the Patriot Of
that city With an Interesting narrative of af
fairs at the Soutl Ono of the parries left
Richmond. on Thursday of last week, and spent
Friday in Norfolk 10 lie says there is an III
tense enthusiasm existing there for the eSnuth-
ern cause, but says there are, 10 his personal
knowledge, many Union men in Richmond
and Norfolk. Among The operatives and p'c-
chanics the Union feeling was strong. but they
dare not express their sentiments. The Union
men knew each other, however, and were, OBJ
jeots Of suspicion 10 those who employed them
The Union men would undoubtedly rally to
the stars and stripes as soon as it was display
ed among them lie had heard one old Union
man say" if he could see the old stars and
stripes he would cry for joy Many of the
scccssionists were getting sick Of the state ol
affairs. There was great suffering for the want
Of medicines, and also for many Of the ncces-
sarics OF life Cleveland Leader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
9ttauart 6azrttF.
4. THOMSON. Editors
DelaSEars. MoE. i. 1861.

THE NEWS
EoDtfary toeEPectaiign the noVemeFis on
tie UpIss. PotnaiAc, reFerred to last yess. did
otartsuit ma general adTance Of tbe' Union
army the troops then on the Virginia side,
comprising a very large proportion of the di-
vision of Gen. Banks, have returned TO the
MaryIaud side again and as far as aPpearanccs
60 a forwarl movement docs not seem more
probable at this time than a month ago. The
affair at Ifarrisons Island, so much mystiied
and misrcprescnted at the time of its occur
renee, was in realliiy disastrous rePulse.z
The few troops that crossed the river suffered
severely in an encounter with vastly superior
numbers, and their retreat being cut off from
the failure to provide means of re-crossiDg the
river, many were drowDed and others shot in
attempting TO reach the Maryland shore, while
over six hundred were taken prisoners Our
entire loss IN killed, wounded and prisoners,
was about 1000, fully half of those engaged.
1t Was terrible blunder, though tits difficult
TO say who is sr-&pOnsibie for it.
The Potomac is still virtually closed by the
rebel batteries located at favorable points on
its west bank, and DO steps have as yet been
taken to remove the distractions
Advices from Western Virginia, are again
Interesting Gen. Kelley achieved brilliant
victory over the rebels at r ln,Dey few days
since ; aud latest dispatches represent Sen.
Rosecrans as on then'arcll after the forces un-
der Ice, who were retreating. before him. ..
In Kentucky there have, been number of
skiru.ishes, all resulting faYorably to the nion
forces, -bnteno general battle Troops still
continue to-p6ur into the state from tho North,
and the rebels are reported as also sending for.
ward men in large Numbers.
In Missouri thing continue to look faTora-
BILE Tor the Union cause. Fremont had not
yet succeeded in overlauling Price, but there
was reason to hope he would BE- able to-een.
pei him 10 show fight. On the 25th ult. the
Body Guard of Gen. Fremont. numbering
about 300 cavalry attacked sndrOated about
5000 rebels in the town Of Springfield and
several other minor engagements have resulted
with equal success to our side.
The great feet, destined for operating on
the SOu.heraeoast, leftIlanptju Roads Tues
day. and we may soon expect to hear some
thing of its operations 1t is a most formida-
bIe aiElir, one among the largest of the naval
expeditions that ever sailed on a hostile mis-
-Four of the pirates on trialat Philadelphia
have been convicted. The New YorF trial,
have not Terminated yet. z--.i " ..-'i =.