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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

> ING -DAREACOTT, HARRIS y co. are new
receiving their spring stock Of Clothing, which
is very Desirable and will be sold 1t lower prices
than fhay have ever been able To sell the same
quality before and would iRVite their friends and
the public generally 10 cali and look for them
selves. Their stock is entire, embracing ell
Goods usual Y found IN Clothing establishments,
cut and Inad5 ia the very best maEger. Call, II
you wish good Goods at low prices At No. III Mala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

es Rocks Good Samari,am-For kheuma-
TIsA, NEURALGIA, &c --for sale by
sp5 JN0. w. GARLlCK Apothecary go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

DOLL AND PACKED BUTTER.-5 tubs
II very fine Mountain Roll Butter; S tubs prime
Mountain Packed Butter; tubs fresh Goshen
Butter; In store and selling low, by
WIN. g. cambridge,
U IL Mn -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

CRECiAN PAiNTING.-A very large and
VI choice collection OF Mezzotint Engra wings a nd
Autographs, suitable for that Art, inst received
by steamers jamestown and Yorktown. A call
at my store ID respectfully solicited.
AIR JyPpnHv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

DUKE LEAEs-Iinseed on: COlors, Eruuud
! in oil and dry; Paint Brushes; sand Paper :;
Putty, spirits Turpentine and Eavnishes-all of
good quality, and at prices compelled TO give sat
isiaction. Just received by
Ii. W. POWERS Druggist,
apI3 C0TrAr Main and 1871 SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

Al The LATEST >IAL lbs or S.-tn
n TIES, COLLARS, shlRTn, Sc.-FoF spring
and Summer, cnn be had at
NOAH WALKER g CO.'S,
Corner Main and l4th. or Pearl sta,
NH 20 Branch OF Baltimore House.
I1PRE%E; fEITHiNi.-ALL NEW II Ala aow
y pfepard 10 show my new SPRING STOCK,
which is gotten after the latest reported styles,
and made by the Dest wOrkmea--s0In0Jhin s:yI-
isb durable aud cheap.
SIS Crensbaw Goods ready -nada
IRVING HULL, Agent,
epI IS Main. corner l4tn street.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

The policy Of the Pres ldeut al Inaugural, in
lis time. to stand on the defensive. was well
enough. in letting the first blow be struck by
the rebels. Il has resulted IN awakening the
friends Of the Government 10 d view Of their
true position, and 10 uniIing them. But, as
all deyelopemenis are progressive, when re-
be.lIDn has shown Is hand, an inactive tefen-
sire policy. Is not the true doctrine oi the
Government. Be- the compact between the
governing and the governed, the former are
sacrediy bound 10 crush the rebellion. Thou
sands upon thousands are ready and eager fer
the conflict. Let Government send an army,
invulnerable TO resistance, on Richmond, and
another along the base O! the MlSsissl2n Let
our Navy blockade, and, If necessary. blow 10
atoms the Southern ports, and plant the stars
and stripes on the dome Of the rebels capitol.
Montgomery. Our brave citizens, now IN the
field, will become weariei BY inactivity, await
ing an attack II there are not enough in the
service. let our Pre7den, call mere and the
reGuISIi!on will BE- promptly answered.
am not prepared to say but the policy o!
PennSylvaa,a. during the sitting OF the last
Legislature, has been rYerrul-t for good,
but 1t is unquesilonab!e IN ny mind that .hey
did not DO what Napoleon IN ike ciTcu1-
stances would have done. Instead O: sending
Commissioners 10 Washington 10 gel down
on their marrow-bUnes 10 eat dirt. we shCui
have Immediately put our State on war foot
ing, not on paper alone, bui in filing arsenals
with arms and munI;ion of war, and caus-
iuc store houses to grnan with the weight Of
provisions .or man and beast Such 0ohcy
would have had infinitely more effect in con-
quering peace. than all the cries Of peace.
peace, when there was no peace, 10 band
Of espeVaioes-l!ke throwing pearls before
swine.
hope the present sitting Of The Legislature
will learn wisdom from past experience. Lei
no more Fort Sumpters be acted over again
no more fear Of offending traitors by doing
duty. Let not the simple sale!y Of The Fed
era Capital be the all-engrossing subject. Let
the wouid-be lion be bearded in his den. II
Maryland does'no as She is bound 10 do un-
der the Fedora, compact. secure perfectly
safe and 1niysiurbei transit FOR Federal troops
and munlii0ns Of war through her borders. let
Gov. Curtin. under the direction cf the Fei-
era! Legislature, by an army ccmpetentin the
task, secure that objsc,-ahd If need be, con-
vert Baltimore into heap of smouldering
ruins. and consume her rowdies in their
smoke. Baltimore and the state Of which
she is the metropolis. have been for years
rned by rowdes: Let the Executive and peo.
pie OF Maryland know, that. II either from
lncompelency or unwiliingness, they are IN
able 10 con,role Baltimore mob, there is a
higher power that cai and ,UiA 30 it.
IF. L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
lCoEresponieuee Of the star 4 Chronirle
MIFTLI>BURs, Apr.l -, 1861.

The war, the war Of courseis all We hear
Of, now-prayed aboui.pre ached atou:, dream
ed about, and talked about. in the family cir
Gle, the shops, the stores, and every where,
'.lld men and b-ldsrn- in the -:r4ets,
Do Vroj h=cy upon It dangerously;
They shake their heads,
lni whisper another in the ear:
And he that sP-a.s docs -T.;r the hearers wrist;
whilst he that hears makes fearful sctian-
With wrinkled broSs, with ncl-, With rolling eyes
In sober earnest, We mean to say the excite
ment here IS intense. Never before was our
community So news hungry. New York az {.
PHI al. Daliies are in temaSi-gst'ine 10 te
q, essential 10 the comfort Of some as break
ias.S and suppsrs The star & Chronicle
is read aud reiiShed with ay.i4jy.
Last Thursday evening, We hal a good
Union Prayer Meeiing-all our Ministers in
Attendance, aud a full house. On the same
nigh, we had spirited Union Meeting and
excellent addresses from Nessrs. Dlli, Bucher.
EauGezer. Miller, Barrier, and Hesser. Judge
ual Music and the New Berlin Volunteers
added to the interest Of the meeting The
Hudson Brothers delighted all present with
the patriotic strains OF E-ph!-ri-S,4s JHua..
Ton ghl those gentleman are giving q concert
in the " L. Church. Judging fr5 m an hers
passing on their way, presume they WILL
have fUl house.
\ company Of ladies' have organized here
and are facetIously dubbed The FLYING Ar
iil,ery." Their object Is 10 become familiar
with fire arms. I had the pleasure Of seeing
three Of the COMPANY hit the mark today.
Your "Prospecrus" for Sem.-WeekIy Is {:
hand. Success 10 the enterprise.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
By Last Nights Mails!

HARRISBURG, April 2s-The Gorar-
nor's message TO the Legislature will rec
omuend the passage Of Stay Law.
The declaratory portion Of the message
will say that Pennsylvania will open a
- leading from the North to Washing.
ton, II os... ,;ssGp,ial to trade and transit.
millions of dollars, perRi ;e's 'hsh I1'se
recommended WI.
4 req1isitlon from the General Govern
ment was received 10 day, through the
hands Of Gen. Paterson, for twenty one
more egimeuts-:wenty infantry AID one
cavalry-making a total for Pennsylvania
of ,hirty-ei1h, reeimeut.-29, 500 men.
Applications for filing all this contingent
have been already filed, a; the Adju;su,-
Generals Office, save for four regiments,
giving a chance for Philadelphia.
L.s: Friday, the M;nu;e-Men Of Bsl,i-
more again raised the Stars and Stripes
over their head quarters, and it was ire
ported" that the authorities had agreee to
repair roads and bridges and allow troops
to pass through Baltimore.
4 favori;e nephew of Ex-President Bu-
chsnan has volunteered for the Union, and
his uncle is said to be warming up for the
cause.
Gov Jackson, Of No, also says be Is
for peace, and desiIes to be neutral, and
do nothing rashly.
Gov. Burton, Of Delaware, has called
for the organization of volunteer comps
MES, for the defence Of the State. W hat
i; means exactly, can'' say.
Gen. Harvey, L. 5. \, was arrested b!
the Seces.iouis's at uaFpsIs ttTry, lui
af,rrxa!d released.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

sa~ Among the Lewsturg Volunteers
are several educated gentlemen, handy
with the pen, some Of whom have cousen-
ted to drop Us q word now and then to
print for their many friends at home \
good arrangement that, all arouud-but
when one or more may state the same fact,
or give runor that afterwards appears
uufoundcd, they will see the proPriety Of
our omi;iiDg from their favors whatever
may seem advisable or necessary.
We gave last week highly valued
sketch from Lieut. LINZ, made, as be
states, with au old lead pencil, and | caa
not see to read over what | have written
by moonlight, so you will have work at
decypheriug it, We give below, auoth-
er, FROM MIR. MOVER, in pencil also, and, a
be says, written on the ground-you will
please correct all errors, as | will be call
ed into ranks in less than minute"
Our readers vii of course excuse auy mis-
takes Of fact or ioelegaucies of expression
made by men sna,ching moment, now
and then, to write with a pencil, anyhow
and auywheTe-and our correspondents
mus; excuse US if We sometimes fail to
"fersh,ay" their tracks.
Orderly Sergean: CHAMBERLIS, in a
note, states their union with the Mou,g9m-
cry companies, was by mutual request,
and that ours is benefited by ;he superior
discipline of the other companies, which
have been longer drilled.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
ra-The Fourth Pennsylvania Regimen,


Norris Cry Rifles. Capt. R1tt. Z. Tyler !;
keystone Rifles. Capt. Geo. Amer; Wayne
ArullerI>t>. Capt. u N Bolton; Nauoral Ar
tlierv, Capt. Wm. Schaii; Madison Guards
Of Po'ls;ovn. Capt. JoLu Brooke Lewlsburg
Infantry CaptJ.W. Chamberiin; Media Union
Rifles, Cant. - Dunn and Eagle Guards,
Centre county. Capt. Au>;in B. SNYDER. The
Norris CIV Rifles and Nauona! Artillery
each have two Companies. thus making up
the ten Companies necessary TO form the
Regiment Colonel. J. Har,ranft: Lieut.
Colonel Eiwart Scha.l; MAJOR Edwin Schail;
Quar;ermas'er. Wm. H. YerAes Surgeon,
Dr.. J. X. Dunlap.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

@We saw two private letters last
week from the South, to friends in Lewis
burg, full of desires for Peace. Why do you
let your rulers make War, as they have
for five months past, upon the L. S. prop
er,y, citizens and government? Putdown
the rebellion among you, and help punish
the ringleaders, and the war is ended Of
course
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

~The Huntingdon GloJe and other
papers We see have hit upon our plan Of
issuing a paper ssmi-weekly, TO supply the
country demand for news-each, probably,
(as was our case certainly without know
ing the intentions Of the other.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
IeWlsbur1 Market.
s.-,n.-sr, to Art ltas:ie.l Psoblsuain s,.. CznA
UNION mARBLE WORKS,

4 T RITTER'S OLD STAND. Market ST..
y between 4lh and 5Ih, Lew lsburx.
Constantly on hanl a general assortment, of
Monuments. rpmbs, Head and Foot sione~. NsaieIs,
RBresH-Iep> ard ali other T4RbLE HORh- w. are
Pr p.re 70 D. all siuis q sin sni Ornamental work
- ths tns-- snt At; -tyi.- Ferrous in q my
.-t1a n would 70 veil b. calling our e-tab-
ish--t h-f rurchasir. slssu W. eonhdsnS
thst .ivs better s1rk than D. lone u AaY
O:hCr e-tllii.t 1sut a-l a. bitter rates.
April 10, 1861 RITTER & LINDI0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
es- Our nert paper r-iN Is Issued prob
atty FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

TIE "SLlFER RIFLES Of Cn-
ion county met last evening in the
Armory at Lewisburg urg-tendered their
services 70 the Governor, 10y Telegraph,
under the new requisition-and selec-
ted the following Officers:
C'ytHH-JOHN 7 YT-SER
F.ra Lass.1-it'--TH tdA- CHtIREgLIY
- ri LtsItn1.-ALfkED HAYES E,.-
CrL-rty STge1'.t- THOMAS q. OETIT
!S<-1aa !,sygs1Hf-LOKENZJ b.BEEaER
TsI~f l-rqsIz;-wILLIAN FORSTER
{s-r.h >TJszH,-W ILLlAN FICUTiOay.
It-rf ry-1~lI-SElI. NsNDEASLICE
y ~ ..rTarGi-wN. C.. uERE.
1tsa carpTrA-Jk .JB GJEDpS.
tsrtl C9[J-Tlt-JJH& !. RULE
A few stout Volunteers can have q
chance iu this CompaDv.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

@Thousauds Of the most honest aud
determined political opponents Of Mr..
LINCOLN, now adui; that be is proving
himself moderate aud discreet mao, who
viii do what is righ. as rear as be eau.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
Our National Capital, safe.

"a
" Il c''CI-C't " ", .. 40 -, -,
H:a'S mani d P"'i ~, ''P - Pa
.o', :1.l D-I.. ~, ~ NV .I-.,.-- I'. We
IL,. 80 --',' 5-,t.l - .,' -. ..gI ga - -
~ 'I'Ii' J"C C.,I +, -.
.-.,af ~ G,. - VI 49, -
anu lne ror'u. 60 49, -. .'',Y ~ ~
,-.s oI d " % ~. -nri- ,,.','' .i: - .;- ,',
..''. Z: "a ,TaI ,.-T'[',, rr.I3;; ','- T -
I.; :. M No.. .,,.i Iorn tLe Hail,
s..e' 3 Mn :Oo-.:'.i ,ia,. ,--i. o,,
- pl- -, .,--.','+ ,ft be- rl-ry me- a,
80 ~. VI. In, r,l[--.I.,,.,.,.,, r.:
- vs. To-r+ f,~ wI:,h ,lor
.;-rcr.-;s sar. r,r rla rrrsart On
S-,,l9v r1arc vcra an onn nr - 0an
,-ra l,rorica,,s gl.a-lIi,,cr our Vai;o,aI
Cs,:.,l and Fyocu,iyc onirars
T.s ,iot - Eaen onr t~oons an. or
T3.Ii6rton hvtia riot in B,ltirora
,7d i. IlorL,je \or.b AMI T,,stwi,5
,ra almost Simultaneous ont Ia .,nt
Harnars Farrv on the Wc,t and the
Potomac on the south. was devised
we'll crourb lu- was fYiraI hv the
v..3am and coolar.s Of Gag. SCOT
a-8 the President Had tbrv-a.
:,ra aI,-i.r5-so~. all rla:- r,rces to
fit ,bair wav throv~b N, maJIan1j
,r,I in E,l,;,rorc tie cnar,r in orI
.-o~-'5 yyo.I,frr.o.,, nh, i.,va .,r,,cl,
-, - :. - -.
lion to 1ecp i; out of tAeir hands. As
0,s'- -79'cs. ny Annap9lis-eitLer By
hlT2Ee-1e-Grace, down, or from the
l-e -p.ak',Dp-were still open. they
were seized and held with little oppo-
s"oa. and by those two channels our
HOOP; have poured lhioN ashiug,on.
!-e Potomac La- also been kept clear,
a-'lol-l Il Is SAID tie rebels have
GG,;cl hidden batteries.
Do5ls wee PRESIDENT stephens.
t-i i : though, Gen. B-auro-ari.
t:e at richmond. Davis was sick
y montgomery, bat SAID to lie prepa-
lie Railroads. TeIcrrarls and NaiIs
a lae.T own hands-and strange aud
contradictory rumors are reported
.l.y0sA them. Nothing Is known
T..- certainty OF the extent Of the
glprecedented demonsrraIioDs Of the
Fee states.
H-Last Sunday families composing
i PERSONS passed through Lcwisburg.
&1a near Harpcr's Ferry. having
eeen driven away on two hours no.
tee. They were pcacaalIe New
Workers .isnecta5 of Iovir- I;La,..,.
and Law abrvn Slaycrv arJ $500.
ion.-Rer John G1vcr na;j ga 70
cctL;, f5---r,.al.o i,i.;, - - -2U -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
sGPriuters. being familiar wi, "shoo

H-Printers, being familiar with "shoot.
ing sticks from their apprenticeship Up,
have always been found most patriotic and
among the foremost to dash into war We
have already noticed SIX, among the
Volunteers through Harrisburg -to have
worked for US in the Star Il Chroaicte
office-and there are THREE more who are
willing to go if their nearest family friends
would consent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
via PhiIa.!

Hursh & Goodman. Lcl-isJurg,
HAYE received and opened CHOICE
III aSsor:men; Of all the .aies. styles Of
sprnE and Summer Goods. The par,icu!ar
attention oi the Ladies j. called 70 Iheir sock
o.: BrllIanis
Dress silks Pms
Dela.ues SrawlS
F.g.Fr.NeriGos Collars
Uucals Sleeves
Ginchams Insertinss
FOg!arts Edsings
Ch:aizes G!oveS,&o
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
leans, Tveeis, yesungs, Nuslins, Drill.
Ings, T.ckIHgs, Fiannels, Boots and
IT shoes, Hats and Csps,1
together with complete assortment Of
Groceries, HaTdWare.
CeduI ware, QGetfs"a.~1-
~ ~ which will be disposed of on as favora-
~ VI The same arucles can Be puEeh-
e,si a.! Whs'- Gas u. q caH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
Dtt0,

A: hr- son. We Scans IL BGssOe rp, 2s.h inst -
her 81 Mr. NANCY r--. Of the let. John stesps
In Hu-1,rs Tp. -sth inst. s.ed % Years, CHARLBh
DREIsBAC u, ,oa q Martin D--i.haeh
In ~ Berlin. l-:h iast, DANIEL PREY. agsi -
r,srs and months
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

sG-It is stated that Gov. Curtin has
accepted the services Of l9, 600 Volunteers,
and declined the offers Of 10000 more,
while some Of the interior and remote
counties have not yet been heard from.
Pennsylvania alone could raise the -, 900
men asked for by the President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

A friend from Cape Ann tells rs the
fishermen are leaving their schooDers high
and dry, and mastering for service, either
BY land or sea, they don't care which.
They say they would rather any day 60
a-6shting; i, is easier work, and not half
so dangerous. They believe their statis-
ties will show that more lives are lost in
the fishing business, in proportion TO the
rumber employed, than in the tloodies'
xars.-G.st0n Iranscripi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
HA large meeting Of Ladies convened

I9A large meeting Of Ladies convened
IN Lewisburg, accordiDgt TO tie call, last Fri
day-a handsome sum Of money was raised
among the Gentlemen, 10 sums from $50
and less-aud measures we're taken to cut
and makesoidier, garments. Upon learn
ing, however, that Government now fur
nished the supplies contemplated, the
work was postponed. II our second Com
pauy is called for, the Ladies may have
chance to give proofs Of their goodwill! 10
articles Of utility uuprovided for.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
MARRIED.

F. Rev \ Klo... Is,h not. BEN y sAMPsRL o.Csa.
t=rvili- ard SARAH DsNTiiER q Nsv Bella
Ry R-E. VIZ I1tiss tn nat. JACOB KLkChSRR q
Unsn roanty All ELIZ MILLER o! 5rush valley.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
Sherif's Sale.
4 DWELLING HOUSE and STORE
Good NeWS---NeW Goods!

u - LpLLS'
.TEF CcODSf
TET GJDJSi
NV GJODSf
FOR SPRTyc AND e--vYYEg
FOE SPRING AND SJ4HERy
FOg STRING AND SUMNER!
EyG SPEING AND SUMNER!
C4LZ AND SEE!
C4LL svD SEEG
CALL AND SEEI
CALI md SEE.
KEEYER. yCIrEB a ~
KgEgEG, ECLCRE q ~
HREyER, ECLCRE & CO
EEEKEL., ECLCRE q %
Izvist1rz, April -, IsJI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
Last and Best News!
JOHN WALLS & co.

HAEE Just received an addition 10 thsa
III large s,ock) a fresh supply Of Sfrins
AM SUMNER GOODS, and reg leave res-
pec:fGlly TO inform he Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Town and Coun'v, ;hai they can suit mem
in anything 4 Ihe.r line, & iia1e' stJ.e' QuA1-
l;y and price.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
"a UNION CAVALRY!

~ You are hereby notified to NEE, for
Parade a, the House Of u. ID. Gudin IN the
borough OF L.wisbIre. on the FRS, Monday
(sth) Of May. 1861. Al 10, A. ".
b. order OF the Captain:
JOHN HiTEs, O.a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
For the Gentlemen,

-. bet ~, l.-e- ssso-trusr: 10 tuu. ertrsring ne
~, t.hou.tIe STYLES q Cioth.. Cssinsre<, Nsstrzss
y,r-7sf u.., Ani Cent? fu-ustin. 6oofs Sensrslys
shAw,s E-.sy made C.oihas, Hs.. and CAPS, hE sso
sui Boy -. pn
AIs7 all kinds of GROCERIES. HARS
WARE. QUEENSWARE, SALT. NAILS
PLASTER. Sc.
Fl>H IN J and ibis.
CDAL-A large quantity Of Stove Co'L
which xiu d-.lvsr sny part Of io-h n .1oI'
- a. - lr.. T.ar- The -AEi. quality CT e1sl r~h
,o-ur.s ars-hrr- 80 " tom Aso d4frf''i' '!bo.
Ilr,-trrEsr. Coz. P!a- Iooi taken In eAohsns- y"
ECash paid f1r I'll kinds Of GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
For the Ladies'.

.urb =. ps'- 49, Fancy SIS, Bsck -ss- French S-
-. r-f.-rs C..hrl-rss. PaaiGs chsvr-s, FuI.rss
PI.it. yal.r Mixtures. Bs.nCrsl sslrt,r skeleton
S.-t. A. Prints = G, o j. -snts- and b.,i N.rS
ra.eh C7ch-50 and Ens -h f-in;- = y,ri' - ein ihS
Fur. q kin- Gloves Hosiery. and h!ts goods, AA
Eiris Er-bIdlisT--, and pOn-stc suo1- Of ever! S~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
Virginia F0iled Again

GoT. Lvtcher issued orders 10 the mill
tary Of the State for the capture of the
Custom House at heeling-but the
Mayor and people of the city headed them
off and have taken charge Of it. Western
Virginia is not prepared for Revolution
Thus have the treacherous aud sneaking
plots 0: Virginia upon Norfolk, Harper's
Ferry, Wheeling, and Washington, been
measurably defeated. But Virgiaus have
committed several robberies Of vessels and
other L. s. property, and insulted and
driven of many good citizens, even before
the rulers have declared the State com
mi;ted to the cause Of violence aud blood
shed. South Carolina has shown more
manlioess, BY going square out, instead Of
eqaIvocating and deceiviDg as Virginia has
done.
MARYLAND SEcESsIoy.-The interests
aud feeling Of Maryland were plainly for
the Union, and SO expressed by the Gov
ernor and other cxPonents Of opinion uu
til the Secession mob broke upon Baiti-
more aud irample1 down all law and order.
1t was then that c. Yellott, one member
Of the Senate, called the Legislature to-
gethe'-to which Gov. Hicks (some say
under compulsion) yielded, and called i,
at Frederick aud not at the Capital. At
a special election in Baltimore to fill va,
caueies in the Legislature, only one third
Of q full vote was polled-no Unionist da-
ring to take part. An ac: of Secession,
il body thus and then called.
s. The Message of Gov Hicks Of
Maryland was commi,tal, aud the
Legislature, instead of rushing into Seces-
sion, seems to be cooling off and trying TO
reason. The Union feeling in the Eastern
and Western parts Of the States is becom-
ing stronger, as the Government aud Peo-
PIE exhibi. their determination.
"LISCoLS RULE ~ BALTINoRE-We
count Of the terrible collision in Baltimore
between the hired mercenaries and the
citizens. Ii is enough to make the blood
of an American boil with in3i -nation.
Peaceable, unofeniiDg, worthy citizens
shot down BY the drunken, rowdyish SOL
diers imported BY Abraham Lincoln, a
name which will a few years hence cause
the cheek Of every American possessing
any Of the attributes Of humanity 10 blush
with honest shame. And, as enc Of those
Northern rutiilns stated, when compelled
to sue for mercy-nsaRy Of MeM tvere
tJrced 10 go."
The above, from the Wheeling Jnton,
S specimen of the Secession press. Is
il possible that the editor Of this delec,a-
table sheet believes a word Of this article
to be true?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30

The State Luna,ic Asylum at Harris
burg finds a new field of philanthropy in
cooking inca. and coffee. They render
mos: eGicien. and valuable aid.