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The national Republican., 1861-07-02
THE KANSAS BRIGADE,

Another turn has been given to our military
kaleidoscope, and q different picture is again
visible. Brigadier General James Il. Lane,
and two more regiments are in the field"
The Kansas brigade now consists of i've
regiments under Colonels Deitzler, Mitchell,
Phillips, Weer, and Montgomery. Two of these
regiments have an actual, the other three only
potential existence. General Weer arrived
yesterday with the order for two regiments, of
which he and Captain James Montgomery are
to be colouels; and also with intelligence con.
frming the appointment of General Lane. Of
all the military sensations given birth to in
Washington, and telegraphed to Kansas, this
last is BY far the most exciting, and the most
important II the organization contemplated
in these orders is perfected, Kansas will have
a powerful force in the field, with a competent
commander at its hsad.
General Lane is q frst.class military man,
and no one has ever questioned his fitness for
the position he has lately received. If the three
new regiments can be raised, they will be
raised through the genius Of the brigad;er
general. Our own impression is, that the fight.
ing material is nearly all exhausted, and that
the additional regiments must be obtained out.
side Of our own State.
Five thousand men taken from Kansas, and
marched to Arkansas will leave US in an ex.
posed position, and We have a rig to demand
the protection Of the people Of Kansas by the
soldiers Of Kansas,
Gen. Lane has not Jet returned, AID MAJ net
be here until after the meeting of Congress,
he knows our wants, and the people will feel
secure under his military guidance.--Lca3en.
Vcorh (Kaacao) Conservative,
The national Republican., 1861-07-02
BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
WE have received within the Last day or two
w a large assortment of BOYS SPRING
CLOTHING, embracing all styles of low-priced,
medium, and fne qualities, which we are selling
at very low prices for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS, CO.,
392 Penn. avenue, between Ninth
may % and Tenth streets
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Tuesday, July ., 1891.

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make secession, through contingent but inevita.
Bile results which we shall not now indicate, an
impossibiity for all the future.
The national Republican., 1861-07-02

JEFFERsoN'5 NoTIoYs OF Coercion. In
answer to the questions pvt to him in 1856, be.
fore the adoption of the present Constitution,
Jefferson wrote: 1t has often been said that
the decisions of Congress are impotent, because
the confederation provides no compulsory power.
But when two or more nations enter into com.
pact it is not usual for them to say what shall
be done to the party who infringes it. Deceucy
forbids, and it is as unnecessary as indecent,
The national Republican., 1861-07-02

This is most gratifying statement. 1t shows
that the people nre practising an economy in
their expenditures, almost equal Of itself to the
cost Of the current war.
The exports continue on the same immense
scale as for months past. Of the agricultural
staples, the export at New York, for the week
ending June 20, vas Sl,4ls,452, against
$642,6s4, and this, Notwithstanding q falling
of in the export of cotton.
Since the lst Of January, in addition to bear
ing the burdens of war, the country has been
increasing its stock of gold and silver, by i'm.
portation and home production, at the rate of
nearly one hundred millions of dollars per an
mum.
The national Republican., 1861-07-02

CoSNERoE.-We annex comparative state.
ment Of the imports Of foreign dry goods and
general merchandise at New York for the week
ending June 20, and since January /;
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PToprietors Of the Scientific American, and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
pITENTg

APents TOT procuring Amerlcan and Foreign
PATENTS,
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Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. D. Bishop, ex-Commissioners of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors
who have had business done through Mum b
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Pamphlet Of advice sert free ty mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, %
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No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination in United States
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The national Republican., 1861-07-02

;. At Jefferson City, Missouri, last Saturday,
Mr.. Morrison, State Treasurer, Mr.. Mosely,
State Auditor, and Mr. Houston, Register Of
Lands, took the oath Of allegiance, and will
enter upon their official duties. The Attorney
General, Mr. Mott declined to take the OATH,
and be is now prisoner in the capital,
Matthias Point is about sixty mile, from
Washington it is buTpoint from twenty, Eve
to thirty feet high. 1t is important to hold, as
the channel of the Potomac runs close to the
point at that place. A battery erected there
would interfere much with the navigation Of the
river.
New York and Brooklyn cities have, together,
mustered 32,l25 troops
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mum.
p~ The number for June 10, of that old
commercial journal, the Charleston 8. g.
Courier, betrays the ruin Of the city which has
aspired to be the emporium Of an impossible
Southern Confederacy. The advertising col
umns ore filled up with recommendations of
the virtues of sundry patent medicines, from
Railways Ready Relief down to the Genuine
Colleton Bitters. The marine list is dwipdled
down to the announcement Of three sloops frcu
rice mills, on creeks not yet reached by our
gunboats, The sailing of five steamers is ad.
vertised, one to Sullivan's Island, two for ex-
cursions round the harbor, negroes half price,
and two by the inland route to Fernandina,
where ex-senator Yulee is now sucking his
thumbs and mourning over the ruin of his rail.
road to Cedar Keys. It is really melancholy
and funereal to read over this Charleston Cau.
rier, with it's evidences, in every column, of the
utter destruction brought upon people by the
ambition and folly of political leaders.
M No accusation is more completely un-
founded, than that directed against the Presi.
dent, or the Cabinet, Of disposition to termi.
nate the present war by any compromise of
the objects for which it was commenced.
If there has been dilatoriness in the military
movements egainst the secessionists Of Vir.
ginia, in respect to which there are differences
Of opinion, it is Gen. Scott who is responsible.
1t is upon him that the control of these move.
ments has been properly devolved. His Office
entities him to command the army; and the
public opinion of the country, which ought to
be respected, has, so far, indicated unmistake.
ably that his command should be real, and not
nominal. Being Of those who have believed,
ard insisted from the first, that Gen. Scott's
tactics were better adapted to regular war than
to the matter in hand, which is the suppression
Of an attempt at revolution, we have yet never
doubted that the circumstances have left to the
President no alternative but to leave the army
in the hands Of a lieutenant general, who
enjoys SO largely the confidence of the country.
1t is certain, that whether this war is carried
on with rapidity, or with caution, it will be
crowned by glorious triumph Of the national
arms. Whether the march upon Richmond is
a month sooner or month later, will not affect
the inevitable result. We nre sure to be able
all to rejoice in FINAL triumph, even il we
cannot all be gratiied in the way in which it
is achieved. If Gen. Scott does not fight bat.
ties fast enough to please everybody, there is
no apprehension in any quarter that he will
lose any battles.
;. AT Jefferson City, Missouri, last Saturday,
Mr.. Morrison, State Treasurer, Mr.. Mosely,
state. Auditor, and Mr. Houston Register Of
Lands, took the oath Of allegiance, and will
enter upon their official duties. The At,orney
General, Mr.. Mott declined to take the oatb,
and he is now prisoner in the capital,
Matthias Point is about sixty miles from
The national Republican., 1861-07-02

Since January l. 1A, ,isl 1I4ls9,l42 7S;2s4o o7S
II T..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
Proof of Patriotism,

An interesting scene occurred in a camp
of Pennsylvania regiment. Other troops
we're engaged in brisk skirmish with the
Rebels at townsville, just above the Chain
Bridge. Opposite, on the Washington side
Of the river, Gen. MCall's division was in
camp, and the paymsster was counting out
the gold due the troops for their services.
Word coming of what was going on over
the river, the men sprang to their arms,
expecting an order to march The regiment
among whom the money was being paid,
turned their backs upon the Paymaster
aud his cash, as if it were a matter of no
account One man WAS signing a receipt
for his yellow heap, then lying on the table;
he dropped his pen, and rushed for the
camp, leaving pen, paper and gold to care
for themselves. Another hastily shouted,
" Hold on 10 mine till tomorrow - and
darred from the tent. The Paymaster was
left alone with his treasure, with time to
contemplate the curious incidents Of war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

NTFAT-AND UNION !

JACOB q. BROWN, having assis- q Y
,s ted III feeding the hun2ry Of Lew &C.
I,burg AMI vicinity. for nearly three years
mas, with the HIST uf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
The South Carolina Gentleman.
Am-"rhe Fine OiI English Gsntleman.''

Down in a small, Palmetto State, the Gu
rous oues may find,
A ripping, tearing gentleman, of an un-
common kind,
A staggering, staggering sort OF chap,
who takes his whiskey straight,
And frequently condems his eyes to that
ultima,e Vengeance which clergy man
of hIch standing has assured US must be
sinners fate
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of the
present time.
You trace bis gencalogy, and not far back
You'll see
A most uudoubted octoroon, or mayhsp a
musfee,
And If you note the shaggy locks that
cluster on bis brow,
You'll iiud that every other hair is varied
with kink that seldom denotes pure
Caucasian blood, but on the contrary
berrays an admixture with a race not
particularly popular now
THIS South Carollua gentleman, one OF the
present time.
He always wears ful!-dress coat, pre-
Adamite IN cut,
With wsistcoat Of the loudest style,
through which bis rutll $ ju',
Six breast-pus deck lis hOrrld front, aud
on bis fngers shine
Whole invoices Of diamond rings which
would hardly pass muster with the Or
ignai Jacobs in Chatham Street for
i,wels gen u-ine-
Thi, Sou,h Carolina gentleman, one Of the
present uine.
He chew 'o.,acco yy the pound, aud splits
upon the floor
If there is not a box of sand behind the
nearest door,
And when he takes his weekly spree, be
clears Il mighty track,
Of everything that bears the shape Of
Whiskey-skin, gin and sugar, brandy
sour, peach aud honey, Irrrpressihlc
cocktail rum, AID gum, aud luscious
apple-jack-
This South Carolina gentleman, one of the
present time.
He takes to euchre kindly, too, aud plays
an awful hand,
Especially when those he tricks, bis
"style" don't understand;
And if be wins, why then he stoOps to
pocket all the stakes,
But if be loses, then he says to the unfor-
tuna'e stranger who has CHANGED To
win /" It's my opinion you are a ours
cd Abo!itioninst, and if you don; leave
South Carolina in one hour you will be
hung like dog" But DO offer to pay
his loss he makes
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of the
present time.
OF course he's all the time in debt to
those who credit give,
Yet manages upon the best the market
yields to live,
But if a Northern creditor asks him his
bill to heed,
This honorable gentleman instantly draws
two bowie-knives and a pistol, dons a /
blue-cockade, and declares that in conse-
qnence of the repeated aggressions of
the North and its gross violations Of the .
Constitution. he feels that it would NJ
terlv degrade him to paw any debt
whatever. and that in fact be has at last
determined to sECEDE-
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of
the present time.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

An English clergyman while walking
the deck Of a steamer at ST. John, \. B.,
where Secessionism had considerable foot
ing, noticing the American flag flying from
the mast head Of ship, taunsiDgly said to
Col. Favor: "Why don't you take slice
of that flag, since you have lost portion
Of your country Yankee like, the Col
onel quickly replied: "Why don't you
tear leaf from your Bible because a par,
of your church have fallen from grace Z"
The Clergyman had no more to say on that
subject.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
Singular Fatality.

The St. Louis Dcmocrat tells a strange
story Of baud of Rebels recently artacking 9
church buiIling where they had heard a
company OF Unionists were concealed, near
Duuks5gg, Missouri "H'pilly the Rebel
forces flnked aud surrounded the church
Graiually they drew near. Surrender :.
shouted an officer from one side. 'See
You hanged first was the answer. 1mme-
diately, the firing began. The hocontestraged
for a couple of hours, the Rebels directing
their shots through the windows, which,
being large, were much exposed. As day
light approached, they retired, and on
counting their loses, found soeea ktllca,
oad a large number 'com'l9d. Subsequent
reconnoi,ering disclosed the fact that tie
church ards empty during tie 'eiole fight,
and tha. the Union forces we're miles away
from the scene of conflict. The windows
OF the church on opposite sides were rid
died with bullets.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

Our prisoners captured a, Manassas are
sent " /. h.ctIu ID aud New Orleans.
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LUMBER! LUMBER !

TNHE subscribers have for sale rr.-7e~-
l On lots 10 suit purchasers ess.,--c,iis's~
d large stock Of ssss.5t5S
PINE BO4RDS-Panel Stuff - As;-1 ;.t'Ei;. s.
Plank, sc. Also 5.0G9 PINE RAILS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. al our Mills
on South Branch OF the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road AT the end of our Road.
iSA Diploma for superior sample Of
PlankS, aud 4 Premium lur Rails and Shiag-
les, were awarded Us al .hr last Union Co.Ag.
Far. JOlE ACALL q SONS.
.tSs3 Forest II.il = o, Iui.n C, "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

fr"uch Cf-kin Boots made 10 order at short notice of
the very best material, ior = So cash in hand.
Work Of all kinds wll be got up at short
notice, and warranted 10 give abstraction. If
this Is not low enough percentage will he
deducted. Dom mis- stake the place-the NEW
STORE ROOM, on Market Square, near Baker
X Wolie'S, Lewisburg.
BY order Of The ParueS concerned:
JAMES SCOTT, Agent
April -, 1861
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Beef, Pork, Veal, &C.,

would return his grateful thanks TO his nume-
rus customers for their faifnns""-ar an
bounceS Ihar he intends To- continue The bH>I-
ness q, heretufare-ln the Meat Market HoJ>e,
between SchaAlr-> and Baker Il Co.'S Drug
Stores. Market SquaTe.
MnuNISGs-Wedne>day and Saturday,.
CASH Is the system. Public patronage tr-
specttuIy solicited and satisfaction insured.
March -, 'Gl. /. > STERNER, Agt.
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3. M ON G. G Q.
Boots and Shoes.

&, The subscriber has inst received
9 ~at his Store lnex, door to the Post
r. onicr) full supply Of Boots &
sboes of every style and variety suitable 10
the season. The stock has been selected with
particular care, and will be afforded at
VERY REDUCED PRIZES r0I rfiDT CASH.
HIS old friends and customers and the public
generally are invited 10 call aud examine his
stock and laiCe fol ihems elves. MAN
UFACTURiNG and REPAIRING as hereto
fore will be attended 10 with promp,ness and
at reasonable rates.
JOHN HOtGHT0N, igt.
Lewisturr, Oct Is, 1850.
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The War continues!

fFNHE subscriber will sell Shoes, Boots, &C
1 cheaper than were ever offered IN Lewis.
burg. This statement is not to deceive or 10
hoax any one al ALT is owing 10 the hard
times and want Of money. Having LAID IN
large stock, the money must come out OF them
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