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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

From Hon LFNrs u. CAMPBELL. VI. C., Ohio
Nv family aud iri.uds all concur in the "iu"n thAt
~. Newell pirtur, j. ll'r like than any thing
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ly tirreut Artists in various ways, but nav" never
VT had one which 81" true to NATURE all the Tea
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From Cot J.NFs PAGE.
HAVING sion for portrait procured one from
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and take great pleasure -Sl r'-rs the ~ati.itc'n
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
r. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
No. -ni. AyCn 81. piiiadcipli1,

uuN of the lar-e>t and most '"inqie'" ""'r'' IN e
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Pa, to .rapltic art aye taken at prices II" hiSher
Than ar. p.il .ur miserable caricltuTcr-
THE Proprietor. Practical Photographed a't'hn-'
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leave thr Gallery url.-- Z gives perfect sati-ia',l"h
~ .ut rreotyI and AUhgotyl- Of absent or d"c"asd
.ri.t, phuu-ra yhed O. any 'irei si7" or tahen on
Cauvass iIir size. aud pain t In t 10y the best artstr
At this Gallery pictures eau De taken IN any "'ath'f
IL. ,-ri,rt IN c!om'y DAYS when The -un shines
Persons visiting the city respectfully invited I"
anime our sp cvns hich cr price and gua.ity dei!
competition.
T.. Instructions given in the artcf fhote;raIhy
Il. NEW ELL,
GALLERY oy Art, 72i Arch Street, Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
uNIov COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHR0NCLE-NOV. 5 1851

W. .ZAOIIfIC ~
So ssasM1a22
suetRt.rWE
TONIC, ,DiURET!C:,
DYspzrW
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10 The citizens of Ne~ Icr'rs and renn'S 'S,ania i'
Apoth,carrs, Drug :ist-, Groers aud Private f~Le'
Waite's Pure cogHgc BraHdy.
W,if's Pure Nad,ira. NterrY, amt Part hHn,
Woif's Pure Jinaic1 and ST. ccoir Rum.
Woit,'s Pure Scotch and Lrish Hhish,y
4 III. IN beg leave to cal! the
\ attention Of The citizens Oi the l. -. I"
the above WINES and LIQr"nS, imported by
UpoLrno WOLFE OF New ut6 whose name -
familiar IN every part OF this country iur ihr
purity of his celebrated ScHEIn,N S,h\Arrs'
MrWuIle, IN his Irgler &" NE, >peaNn= ui Ihe
purity Of his Wines and Liquors, says
Il vii st.Lr ny reputation man. uF standing %.
merchant Of over thiTt, Years r.sdrI"s ia tn ill y
\ Iurk that all b, brandy and "inr- h.rH h"Jtir
ar. purr a. imported aui - The hrs, iiiy ,ani tin 1c
relied upvu 10y every fuG,Ea-rr.
Every bottle ha, the ProQrctorS name on
the wax and a fac-simile ui his Signature On
the certica.e. The public are respectfully
invited TO call aud examine for thamseIveN.
For sale at R,suL bv all APothecares and
Grocers IN Philadelphia.
GEOH.ASHTON, Nn.s32 Market St..Phila.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read the following from the Ny C"WItr :
ENaKAuu- By-INiss FOR HNE Nav lOEa MEE1''N5 We
are happy inform oar 'rl"Wriiz"t that t'T' J. ''
place city whore th" PLY -i'ian Ai"tr,'iS' az.
country merchant 9" ami purchase luI' N4"'N anu
liquors a. lure a imported, auL OF the best IuhltN
We Il, not intend give elaborate description 81
t- merchant extensive business although t VII %
r,pny any stranger citizen L. visit lu"iir" Wolff
extensive warehouses Nos l. - aud - ii"aveT n"l
L. 70 aud u, Msrkcti -. lii- -urk oi c'hnaPi on
hand ready shipment could ut have been les than
Uuu0 cases the Brandy, some lvunn ea"s- IutHs'r' 81
1886 to 1886: aud lUNuu Of Madeira sherry and
Port Wine scotch ami lIish hi,Ay, Jamt!ra aud It
Cr,ix Rum old and quail {" any IN ti' c'uh
Try lie had also three large crar- Allied with biahdf
Wine &c in ca-k. under Cu-t0ul-I inu-e KEY ready III
hottlius Nr Wolf sales 81 AuaIEs last sraF uh'un
ted 10 -uuGO dozen and h1Ie ia less than t~o years
he may be equally sGccessfg! with his brahdeS aL1
Wine
lii business merits theuatrouagr of lover Of Lis
speric, rriva, ismiii, VITO wish pure mes and ii
uor Tor medical use should s.uI their orders drrt d"
Mr. Woitr. until every Au"tt~ry ia tn" anI msH" rp
their minds discard the luIFounuS stuA u ~ ulF
shelves and replace il with Nolirs pure Wines AMI
Liquors
Wr understand Mr. Wolf. f.r IL, accommodation e
small I.alpi- IN the country. puts up escorted cases "
Wtn.- and Liquors. sui man. aui -u'h "a merchant
should tr u-ta5nrl against hrs trs C' Thousands q" 'I
moments ia the United -tat--. who .li uoIhiu- tut irl
tatou- ruiuou> alike 20 huIrau l-p'fh HuI hanrIu"ss
,,ome Sold by ]. BAKER " CO, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

Cgugbs Calis Ifrpn.p 'roap. H'1rseness' Br"nchH'S
J,.,moaf1 fs.1sss Gf The Eo,r.is, GTs,ng trnm t'"
nri,ent Ga.Uap p'ion aud tor h' TstJ ana - al an
,-s.,tJ cure af Iaitls aar1H ID st"y,s Of ie utter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
THE REAL BLOCKADE.
BARRICADE OF SOUTHERN sEAp0RTS.
Objects and Movements Of the
"stone Fleet" Expedition.
Savannah and Other Ports to be
Hermetically Sealed,
&c, &C. &C.

Our government has originated, and is putting into
operation novel mode Of preventing all ipgress aud
eercss by water and from bockaded ports by barj
cadng all the passages to them. If the efficiency or
strctness OF tho blockade established the Southern
Atlantic coast sutent satisfy the cxactnr
demands of the rebel government hope that this new
proof earnestness will itself to their ap
prova and that Mr. Jefferson Davis win no longer have
any just Of complaint that score.
1t is well known that Of the latest most popular
nd least important OF the federal gov
aernment towards subduing and Furnishing the rebels Of
the South is the sending against the Southern seaboard
fleet Of whaling vessels, heavily laden with atone,
TO be sunk the nlets thereto We have
already published of the details OF this expedition
but tho feet has by this time reached at least one
the important points to which II destined, 10 VIE
not inappropriate remind readers of some OF
the facts in connection with IT, The steamship Illinois,
arrived this port yesterday reports the occupaioh oy
detachmenis OF our troops from Port Royal oi linton
Head and Tyboc islands which form the ontiy ns SEMI
nels 10 the harbor Of Savannah AID as ts ccclpation
fcoNTrNUEp On EIGHTH rAGEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

pir genial TIE anchorage IN erery part IS @eue
there be ing no prcuailiag ,os hd, affect hs safety
vessels The beauties and value Of this harbor cannot be
too highly estimated. Tho inland water communication
from tho interior Of the States OF North Carolina ana
Georgia empyng into this harbor Is OF the best knl,
The Republican, recountng the loss Of this place says
that Immediately after that event tho women ana chll-
drcn Of tho city were hurried OF town, and every
taken put the place in state Of defence SIX
thousand troops in Savannah on the llth Mt Drt
ing troops tlds being resorted 10.
Six companies OF the Sixth Connecticut Volunteers occn
py and garrison the late rebel fortdcaton at Bradock
Point the extreme southweserly point Of tho island,
eleven miles from here. The battery mounts four guns
one Coumbad 30 nch) and three thirty Founders
on the 7th inst, they spiked the guns with ''rat-tai
files by dia Of great ere,tion The part cf oar ordnance
Qcess the spikes hare been oiidca, aud day before ysr-
day ne Cmeiem troops fired salpo Of artillery from temG
The United States armed vessels, the Bra2liera and
Courier, arrived here day or two ago The merchant
Ipaid visit the new works being constructed by
troops fer the protection Of this place. The Go oi
crcnmyalation or ntrcnehmeri i about one mile aud
quarter frum the ha.or hcdd extending in Lorhery
and eastorly direction .nss The ISLAND Basiions Tor
mounting heavy guns viii be placed at proper points
line three miles The whole viii be surrounded by
wet ditch canal watered by the sea, twenty feet IN
width ana twelve feet deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
PRICE TWO CENTS.


notice that credit done all hands by your susauc
hanna correspondent
with due nodcsty think that this ship deserves some
credit for the part she took IN that action.
Your correspondent states, in language which
wound lead any one 70 suppose that the Mohi
can did truly desert her post and show
the white feather, whereas, the deserion consisted
in the Mohcan placing herself of the line and taking
nearer position 10 the land batteries than any sh IN the
fleet
When within five hundred yards of the enemy gans and
directly IN front Of their battery tho order given 10
stop the engines and also 10 make every shot ami shell
tell In this position lay about twenty minutes pour
ing our eevcnnch shell into their battery, which ,hey
returned in earnest They brought their rifles 10 bear
upon rs, and the tlc balls CAS- Big bals Nh1
zns over heads II during this firing (he hot
test we had experienced that We had Third Assistant
Engineer killed o. NJ whittcmorc), while cheering the
men on, and had three officers and four wounded,
~ paSdu will give an instance OF GOODNESS displayed
by one OF our wounded men. 4 shell came through
bu,warks, and, bursting, piece struck Vim. T>nNson
Quartcrmaster, who had the wheel, and shattered BIZ
leg - most horrible and when beng carried
from deck Gin fanng state with his leg hanging by
the sinews ony) by another Quartcrmaster, he said
brown, don't let them compasses fool you ! have
screwed them or the points, the concussion OF the
guns won't hurt them Evidently the rebels shells
could not drive this man duty from his head without
taking his life. May the asylum, If he RECEIVERS from
his injury, be happy home for him.
II Is true the Flag Officer telegraphed to take our
position the third ship in the line not wishing to make
target Of ourselves The order was obeyed gal.
lapt captain could have held his and with
the rebels, and come out with the winning cards in hf
| hands
| contraband (who was at Hilton Head during the
ght after the fight aud boats had visited the shore
told one Of the officers of this ship that the officer IN
mand on shore would say, when (the Mohcan)
along, q There that low black scoundre aim We
for her. boys This does not look If We deserted
| post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

UUK II1ETUN ITEAD T-VEltLf,T7TT.S IT..N7 y.
ilifrcY IEAp. :. e., Nuv 70 1891.
The vessels Of the second expedition fully
coacd and provsioncd. ready Cor start We cs9ect
sail by Monday ~ the frihcst. The troops COMPRISE
tho land force will consist Of The Fust hdyal 7! G. Fri
gadicr General Nielc commenting, Gnptisn, nu Third
New HAMPSHIRE, Eighth Maine, Forty-s!xth torty
seventh and Forty eighth New York Volunteers Conpa
MES ana Of the Third Rhode Island volGaJsers
two companies Of Colonel Serres Volunteer J. III, err
They will embark rs follows
Steamship Empire City, 10Th New Yo,k volant2crs
Steamship star of the Sjlth, 47th =. Y volunc rs
Steamship Cahaaba, Jsth New York Volunteers.
Steamship Ariel sth Maine Volunteers.
Steamship Daniel Webster six companies NH Volunteers
Steamship Marion, four companies n. II. Volunteers.
Steamship Oriental two companies Volunteer Eng iecrs
Steamship Matanzas, three companies r. l. Volun GERS
General Sherman will accompany the expcd .tion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
GEN. vlEl.E's ExrEDlTiCH.
Assigned for the Enterprise :ha
Vessels 10 BE Engaged,
OUR HILTON HEAD CORRESPONDENCE.

&c, &C., Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
THE CUNBOAT MOHICAN AT THE BATTLE
OF PORT ROYAL.
TOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UNITED STATES SHP MoHcAS, I
PoRT ROYAL, s. G., Nov 19, 1861 (
May ask the favor to have the following placed in
your columns -
,Rendcr INTO Crsar tho things that are Cacsars.r
In your ssuf the 18th instant, giving accoun. Of
,o battle and capture Of Hilton Head and Bay Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

H,troy HEAD, s. c., Nov 25 1861.
Matters al Bsoufor-The Rebels Deserting heir Fbtifcd
tions at T1ee EslGnd--AaUsrs ia Sdounnah-The CUy
Deserted by Women and Chdren-G Governor Bropn Re
eI,cted-Ts Inaugural Address--The Harbor Of Port
Royal-The Notifications at Bydddocks Poiat-4Nardi
Hatcu,gence--Ne,e Fb,tifcations, de-, de-, dc.
The McClellan-mentioned in my last letter
Beaufort quest of quartermasers stores-rcturned
here the 23d with raft Of lumber in tow, the only
thing be had there coming under the head OF contra.
band goods. Things Beaufort remain about the same
The village IL in the utmost confusion, having been
thoroughly ransacked pillsged or destroyed by the
negroes. Our military and naval commanders still in
xist that the place is not Of any stratcgca import
ance and therefore will not occupy it force II and
other places the Beaufort river and its tributaries
under the constant surveillance Of gunboat dotia,
and the rebels cannot Of the prominent places
within twenty miles Of here without our being aware OF
the fact.
Important and authentic intelligence has been received
here that the rebels deserting their strong
fortdcations at Tybee Island, and removing their
big guns to Savannah, to be placed works now in
construction there for tho defence Of that city Commo
dore Dupont despatched several vessels from hero day
before yesterday to verify the above statement When
they return win write full particulars
Governor Brown has been elected Governor OF Geor
gia In his inaugural address, which was published in
the Savannah Republican of the 11h inst he reviews at
engh the progress OF the rebellion declares that
had gone far that 1t forbade all compromise with the
North and nothing remained for tho South fight to
the bitter end for their Independence He speaks very
despondgy ofths attempts OF the TO receive
foreign recognition He concludes his address by audng
to defeat Of tho rebels this place. and speaks Of
our fleet overpowcrng one against which no ordi.
nary land works hope to succeed
The Republican also has full account Of the capture OF
Fort Walker (Welles), acknowledging q great defeat
placing their killed. wounded and missing at about ono
hundred and fifty men, 1t thinks the landing Of
our troops here as smile to the man TINT
drew the elephant in the ottery-he could NOT
carry it, feed 1t or go near it-and thev
think that occupancy Of Hilton Island is a barren
success, from IL cannot reach the mainland with
considerable trouble The rebel sheet seems 10 for
get that tho occupancy OF Hilton Island places us in the
possession OF one of the finest military and naval dcpos
Of supplies the Southern coast besides having ono OF
tho best haybors in tho United states The ho,boy of
P@i Roya is large deep and toe pro,ceed diGcuR 10
describe or cont q comparison. The climate 6urino
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HuIoN HEAD, 8. c., Nov. %, 1861
On raj Sherman Fnying Ills PositionThe toardtdnds
stu Flockiny into Cdnp--Iyodable Fight at Beaufort
Drilling the Infantry The Bedch--Idyng 0G The
Toops-Aa Erprsss and Post Office to be Established, de-
Nothing Of particular interest has occurred in this
vicinity since my letter OF the Goth inst General Sher
man is displaying great zeal in fortifyng his position
here, and in few weeks this post will be perfectly i'm
pregnable against any force the enemy may bring
against it,
Contraband negroes are constantly coming into camp
and placing themselves under the protection Of flag
The government Washington should At take
for their final disposal Up to this time several
hundred have boon employed very proftaby in disem
barking army stores from the eet others employed
the forti6cations The female slaves find plenty
employment in washing clothes for the troops We
have enough TO supply all demands, and those that
may in hereafter should be removed they arrive
The armed transport Mcclellan left here yesterday
afternoon with Captain Saxton Chief
board for Beaufort, for the purpose Of removing from
thence all goods that law conscated the federal
government. Shortly after her departure firing
heard in the direction Of Beaufort presume she
sheling body Of rebel scouts The Mcclellan had
returned up the hour Of the sailing Of tho Ericsson
Yesterday observed a general drill day among
the troops in the oadings and frings Shcrmans light
battery practising the entire afternoon The infant
ry troops formed the hard sand beach, and kept
fusade for several hours detachment Of two hundred
and fifty sailors from the Wabash landed Trenches
Island early the morning and exercised with boat how
itzers the entire day
Major Hewitt Paymaster Of the United States Army,
paying of the troops at this place He has already paid
the Forty ninth New York regiment and the Third Rhode
Island Volunteers and the Eighth Maine regiment. The
Forty sixth and Forty eighth New York regiments will be
paid next.
regular post Office has been established here, and
placed in charge OF Mr.. Sears, active officer Of the
Quartermasters Department Adams Il Co. have also
established an express office Nearly $4,000 will be
sent 20 New York by this firm in the steamer Of to-day
This large amount is sent home in small sums by the
soldiers to their families
The United States gIBboa Flng returned 10 this port
to-day from short cruise along the coast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13
Washington, Sept. il.


a large party started out at ! o'clock
this morning from Chain Bridge, under
Col Stevens Of the n Y Highland Regi
ment. As our skirmishers advanced the
enemys pickets retrea,ed beyond Lewis
Vile about 7 miles from the Chain Bridge
Our troops having accomplished their err
rand, connected with the reconnaissance
of the country, began to retra3e their
steps. when large force Of rebels, con-
sisting of two regiments of infantry, and
Col. Stewards regiment Of Virginia cav
airy and battery Of four pieces were seen
approaching. The rebel battery opened
with shell, which was replied to from
Grifiin's battery. Several rounds were
fired, when our troops ceased firing for 20
minutes to give the rebels an opportunity
of meeting them on the open field. The
rebels being in the woods, our forces, ON
resuming the action, began with 81.
Founders, she'll from which soon silenc
ed the rebel battery. They were soor
sent flying, a number Keeling from theil
saddles. There are killed belonging tt
the 10Th Indiana regiment. Lieut.. Han
cock is supposed to be killed. There wer
2 killed Of the Sd Vermont regiment ans
4 wounded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

Senator johnson, of Tennessee, tells us
when it will be proper to compromise with
armed traitors In a recent speech, he
says:
Il am speaking Of the talk about COM
promise. Traitors and rebels are stand
Ing with arms in their hands, and it is
said we must 20 forward and compromise
with them. They are in the wrong; they
are making war upon the Government
they are trying to upturn and destroy our
free institutions. say that the compro-
mise have to make under existing cir
cumstanoes is, ground ycrr arms che,
the laws; acknowledge the supremacy o
the Constitution when you do that ! vii
talk to you about compromise. All thu
compromise have to make is the Constr
tuition of the United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

Many statements have gone forth lately
in regard to this distinguished Tennes-
seean. Some reported that he had gone
over with Nelson to the enemy; others
denied it with emphasis, knowing the
Parson' pluck.
The following, received from Albany,
Ky, under date Of Sept. lst, will show
that Brownlow still lives, and has his col.
orr flying A friend writes our CORES
pondent that II saw Bridges at Monticel.
10, on the day before he was taken prisoner
and WAS shown by him letter from
Brownow 10 him. On the envelope, un.
der the stars and stripes, were printed
"I.et no man into whose hands this ma,
fall believe for moment will desert tht
old flag. They may rob and burn IN,
possessions, aud hang me. Let not thel
lying, traitorous tongues rob me OF IN,
good name. J. ". e. bRoWNLoW.
Il Lou. Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13
CAMP RANKIN, Sept. 10, 1861.
J. The following hours will be strictly observed for
the performance ofthe duties herein specified

IT, All business with the Field and Stan oAcen wili
be transacted at the Regmcntal Headquarters.
Ill Priyaes and non-commssioned officers having
bus mess " transact Apply &c their respective Com
pany and not To the Field Stan Officers
unless they have complaints to make agan their com
pany ofncers.
Nv. The men will not leave Camp withouta written
pass or ID company with commissioned othcer
v. No Company win be left IN Camp without the
nresence or at least one com nlissiOned ofncer.
vi. Captains will be held responsible Tor the conduct
OF their men.
VII All oficers of the Regiment arr expected TO Ad
IN eracutanr this order. CYRES HUSSEY,
Colonel 0smmanding.