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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-15
PFI.Rs, gntTII.A, srBICYrlREs

IAthoagh the abbvs complaints differ wiSsIy i,
their origin anA mature, yet theT all fssslrs Ios
lreatHasHt. MANI Of the worst caSsa Of suct d.
eazaa, wlsi yiegd il comparatively sAort spArs a
sExne wasn lila llHtaeRt IA dllRaaEly rubbyi rBfS
kAe parts affected, even after sstTy etAst rsaaaE
hare failed. In all serious GtAlhIet iht rlf tgga
Do kAksu In accordance 10 sae p9lEsG mai ys4asa
kenomsaEsysng zach bog.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
" TTH sTAF C|I No.
S3lhath SCh0nl CrlenLf Inn.

Pursuant to previous arrangements, 'h'
Laurelton, Lincoln Chapel, Winfield
Pike. aud IIartIcton Sabbl:h Schools con.
csntratcd their forces, on Saturday, Aug
3lst, at Winfield mills, Hartley township
The Marshal OF the day Daniel Artmsn,
formed processJou aUd marched 10 81
beautiful grove opposite the NIuda'i Fac
tory, where a stand had been crec'e3, and
seats sufficient to acr0mmodate 1000 p-r-
sons. After all found themselves com
fortatly seated, Rev z. 3. Mari delivered
a heart-stirrug address for the encourage-
ment Of parents, superiutenlents ana
te,chcrs. Il B Barber, Esq, then GeIig-
cred az impromtu address, short aud good
After staging hymn, the respective
schools were again formed in p5,cgs-i Il
aud matched, ui.i,ary style, to the Tla2e
Of refreshments, where truly "miik aud
honey f1Uei.' Five tables bad been
cr cted, which gr5aa.l under the weight
OF good thugs, liai one ei the typo
fraternity ben 'h.F'' he "o1'a oaTe given
p1g "a is'' long } ASIDE from the
be4a'liGI day, the i..um'uated faces OF
Jo1nE AH.re' I.HH'y enough iud'cate-
j's,n hearts '.t bu'yant spirits. The
frs m.r.- s.i.. " r7 Ir0'.d j, show
mcgee. .'s ". 'a' part OF pArcLis,
u.. .- .. ....-...s.- SIC g m5s-rs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

SyT HEEEAS. the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON,
W President Judge tor the 10th Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed OF The
c.r...e. o. Union, Militia and Snyder, and
J,o 3, Sl4oNro~ and JaaN WALLS Es4s, AsSo-
rta.-l I.gr, lu Union county have issued their
rr-rsr'. bearing date the 25ih day Of May.
l-aI. and '1 mr directed, lor The holding OF an
DrrHaa- Court. Court OF Common Pleas, oyer
au, Te-surrer. aut General Quarter Sessions.
a, Lew i-BI RI, iyr the county Of UNION,
9a '1- Third Monday Ui September, (being The
fG;i: iaFy 1861. and 20 continue one week.
Notice IS therefore hereby gwen TO the Cor
orer. Justices oi the Peace and COnsiables IN
ami ..- tas county Of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records. inquI-
s.r.rr>. examinations and other remembrances
o. .a tsos- things which Of their Offices and IN
their teali. apperis,g 10 be done and all Wit
u'Sse~ and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of tae Commonwealth against any person or
parsons. aye required 10 be then and here
Attending. aad not tcpart without leave at their
rr-il. Juror, are requested TO be punctual in
their attendance Al tine appointed time agreea-
u.- t1 notice.
Glrca under ms hand and seal at the Sher-
ia's Office iu Lswisturg, the sIh day Of
Aa~u-r. \ y 1861. aui he s6Ih year Of the
I.5-Hr-. .-uce Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca.-G1i save the Commonwealth,
JOHN CROSSGROVE, sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Particular, Of The Great Expedition.

"a tit tENll isNiNoiNihH'
Monday Of last week, fleet Of ! yes
sais, carrying 1900 men in all, under
Comm0dlre S'riugham aud Gen. Butler,
left Fortress Monroe, and on Tuesday Ian
dei off Haiteras Inlet, which is the en-
trace to almost the entire range of harh rs
on the cosst of North Carolina, and is
commanded By the forts.
On Wednesday, about 500 troops under
Max Weber were landed with some diff
Guilty, and our shiys commenced firing up
ou the enemy's forts, which returned the
fire, but teebly, as our guns carried balls
much further.
On Thursday, our feet commenced iir-
ing again, and before night the Rebel
officers raised the white flag and made
an unconditional surrender, and have since
been carried to New York Their c N
man3er, Barron, is Assistant Secretary ot
tie Rebel Navy, and perhaps their best
naval officer. There were also three Col.
ouels, two Maior and other Rebels, late in
the L. :. service, taken, who al first were
fearful Of immediate death, hut were much
grati1d with he lenity shown them.
Some half dozen vessels, with Important
ladings, we're also taken, but one vessels
approaching with some hundreds Of men
for the relief o. the garrison escaped.
When the first salufatioUs were made
between the l. : officers and Com. Bar
ron, he asked, 'll0w many were killed on
the feet = Tue answer was "N0nc."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
NOTICEI

V'AN Collectors xiii bear in mind that
| CouT; commences on Monday, the l'ih
day uf SrV: That, in connection w.,h sever
al other demands. upon the County Treasu-
rer, must be met. We hope 'ha, special et-
toriwlll t~ made to meet Inem- The balance
Of Sute Tax unpaid Viii be expected 10 be
paid IN promptly. By order Of the CommIsS-
toner's.
p. =. We would remind those persons
who have not lifted jhe', Licenses, that 10
further indulgence can hc gwen.
Il. II. LAIRD. Trrc-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

When the news Of the success of the
ilatteEas expedition was communicated to
Gen. Scott, the tesrS rolled down bis
cheeks, aud be exclaimed, "God be thank
ed" The President shared in the geuer-
al delight, bu. remarked, '.WLy have they
brought all this upon themselves ?" The
utmost chec'tulnCss peryades all classes,
aud the victory is looked on as equivalent
to a reiulorcemcut of twenty thousand
men, while the cores spondiDg depression
among the Rebels is equally great.
WOODEN BAND-This is an important
article to every soldier. In all cases Of
bowel COMPLAINTS ani fall diseases its val
uc IS indisputablc. 1t is worn next to the
skin over the stomach, and should be
about sixteen inches in width. In the
Pru>s'an service, an army order compais
Is use BY the soldier. No soldier III cur
service should be without it.
The Government now have on hand, not
given out to regiments, twelve hundred
wagons, and near six thousand horses and
mules NJ more contracts iOr horses will
be made a. present.
1hc pr pr,p-ler HyLeyt has come up the
7 ma, having 'owei mp for the "lan-
k.es' = captured by revenue cut
t.ra Ga 90 $50 sInce The sioop is hea-
WY lJaded with rcvoIvcrs and other arms,
ammunition. blankets, medicines, surgical
instruments, &e, together with about half
ton of percussion cps, all of which we're
on the way to the Rebols. Two men were
all that were found ou board.
sT. LOUIS, Sept. l.-The Republican,
the leading Democratic paper in this city,
is a fair expression of the feeling with
which the proclamation of Gen. FTcmou;
is regarded by the citizens Of St. Louis,
many Of whom | have seen to day, aud ali
Of whom declare that the decided action of
the commanding GeaeraI is timely and
right.
Saturday night, forty small
girls, dressed 10 Secession colors,' and
each having a lighted candle, paradel
some of the principal streets Of Baltimore.
The New York Journal Of Commerce,
and also the BroohIyn paper presented by
the Grand Jury, have both since changed
their course, and it is hoped viii hereafter
aid the Government, and not obsiruct it,
in its struggles for life The Dry B.oL. 1t
is said will also be modified. Blnish the
City sewers for Treason, and the Country
imitators will soon dry up
James 04kes, sou of Hon. Samuel
O4kes, Of Limestone township, Montour
county, has been appointed by tae Presi-
den, aad confirmed by the Senate as I
Brigadier General in the regular army
Gen. Heintzleman, who distinguished
himself at the battle Of Bull Ron. is ma
tive u MlBheiln, Lancaster county. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Grand Jurors, Sept. I. 1861.


Lims,' pIs-JOs SeebOid
LsIri,5urg-Geo " Forrest, Peter II Beevsr,
Lewis t Jones. Aaron Wetzel
L,Wi,-Jacob HiiblNh, Ch Ruhl, Dan Knauss,
HsrfkioH-Nm Wilson
k,hv-Juhn Shuck, Tbs Resm. Emil Reedy
VT Bufuigs-Gso L Sheary. Chrn Mensch.
John HAYES. panI Fisher. Encch kaufman.
Bpfgke-Chas Fry. Jos Klsckner, Ad Young.
EuH Bufgi,e-AleIr Penny
Fo-'ky-Slml Ruhl.
N5Fipburg-E Encch Miller
Ehi.e Dter-Israel Geyer
TRAVERSE JURORS
B-Giv-J0hn Tate. Gersham BIddle, James
russell Saml : Oaks. Jacob Becker
BpFlhe-Nariin Dunk.e, Jacob Zlebach, ia
cah Duuk!e
NF'aiTC-J1s Gu'e'iuS. Chs Montelius, Hy
Srircfori. Bsrryhil Bell, Geo farger
Ers' Brfg'e-NOah Baker, in F Brown. Dav
Ncrkiy. in e Brown. Dav Ream.J F Zellers.
Ni1s pesr-Sam Befkhelmer. Rob M'Curley,
sam Marshall
4 Hp--Dav Henley. Tho Comley
LIN ss'0Tr-S IA Burrey. Cora Peiiman, Jacob
Derr in E.uk-ri, VIM sees
- F.rhq-Jre Winter. Us K!eckner
W. Brfli.e-ia1 Gable, Lev l. Sh5 emsksr,
Hhd5p : 7'av
Hrf-y-Ju NCaN in Lesher " al'Per.7.
i.u-isi IN rur>hach. J = Marsh, in T.
Ter, i.S Baker, T VI Ne,bi,. Saml Mans
Ls'~is-Iaca6 Bruucher. Jacob Ruhl. Jesse
Thompson
01-jyhuYanDuskirk, Chas OLE,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all con-
\ caraei .'rar the t- lowing named persons
-l.a ,eulri their accounts N the Registers
DHce ~ IcHi>bgra. Union county, and ths:
i4- said accounts a.'i be presented for conf..
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court
O. be- held d, LEWlSBURG, for the county 0:
In..l. on the tGrrf Friday Of SEPTEMBER
a-ll. r.i1g tae Io.h jav Of said month. VIZ:
I'll. account O.. Joel Kline. Administrator
o.. O.. .-l., kiags late oi White Deer township,
.eea.= =ri.
. Ta- acc; of Philip Srahl, Administrator
., > --1I k-uy iste ci k-.is Up. deed.
g The ace't ,l Jacob pscEart. Guardian of
>!-. ? m.usg cal.I ui David Housed. decd.
.Ia, .r-'t of ulrl-l TrU,i. AdnIni>uator
3D.. FaE.y Iru.I. ia.r q irica TIP, deed.
5 Ia- acct 70. J 81 C.iancF, AdmInisirator
at g.a. D.ci-blch. deceased, who Gas the
tfa. s,rarur rl fdiidTias Ure., tGea, laie Of
HGl,u.urg, decd.
q The second ere, Of Joseph Winter. act
az Ls.rg-.r 20. Dune. H.i.er, late Of New
Be-. %, dec &.
& The ira, acct rt Jana. Wolfe Executor
.. i.f.is h.iia-s. isfr Of LewIsburg. decd.
, Io- acct OF liau-Gr II. Laird. Execute. Of
JrLu Schracs. decd. who was Executor of
i.a-sia. LoHr, lave Of Butlaloe Tp. decd.
0 Iae ace! g.! Robert Il Laird. Executor oi
F1sn S'i-aa.:. .l:s @. Ea2I Bnfla!oe Tp, deed
10 tar ace's CT Charles HaS,enp!ugh. one
o.. abe EXECUTORS Of Gs9rse H0c.ey, late of New
Berlin. deed.
l. The acct Of Jacob HummeI. Guardian Of
l...--.. H. I !!sr. Ia,e or Lewisburg, decd
GEORGE MERRILL. Register
Ra-.,.cg'~ O5.c0, IewIsburg, Aug. II, Is6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
EVE DOLLARS REWARnI

I y there are w.ck led l,vs r men y hO are
\ .hJurIng the properly. aLt espsc 3 :
breaking the windows and >huuers belonging
20 The PutHc School Building Ia the North
Nart, Lev isburg, Five Dollars reward W..
be given 70 any person furnishing Su!icleGi
evidence 10 convict i,r said ilrGSe, a, We aga
determined io prosecute, 10 the lurihrsI extent
OF the law, any and all persons su..!y @: such
conduct. By .lier Of fhH Board.
WM. JONES. Sac'y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
UNION MARBLE WORKS,

1T RITTER'S OLD STAND, Market ST.,
y between ifh ard 5th, LCvtsSu:E.
Constantly on hand a general assortment Of
NNEu7- rris. T0nhs, Head and Faa' 'nrcS. HGrfrl-,
RHTcGn- i'HS and all other NtFE.-s Nphh. W are
prepared H B. all kinds Il Plain AMI 'rnsr rufsl rt
tnr tra au ia;at s' r's Hr-rr> in want ot any
article in line, vou 10 vr - calling ~ our e~ia'
hmHat before pCrcha in. elsewhere. We az ccubi ~
;-t give ho-'rr work than can bc done at ely
other --taHi-hmeut. ami at better rstr-.
tVrlI Is. IS6t RITTER X iINDlfI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

fEuCLANATItS The Pr.-IdeUt Ea-
issued proclamation to the ci!.ct that the
Rebel,Ious States Of the South, having re-
fused tn obey BIZ command TO return .
their allegiance, are 10 irsurrcc'ian against
the Na,i,ual Government, AMI JAat all
commercial rs,arjrus b,'w,ca them and
the loyal States must hereafter be su.PeH-
pended. A. goods, aud the vehicles or
: ships conveying them, which are taken in
the act OF passing between the two seJ,iJus,
are 10 b. forfeited and al vessels owned
in whole or in pant toy persons IN rebellion
found in our waters after fifteen days from
the date Of this proclamation, are to be'a.-
SO forfeited
. On Monday last, two little boys, one a
son # Geo. lubojv, aud the other a son
of Chas Horn, of this Jrgrrb. co; into a
dispute ab7u: sorrc ANA eGleu! in which
. they were cugecrd, and commenced throw
ing stones. One Of the stones struck Nr
Im59iy's boy in lis Fish, eye, probably
destroying be sight o. It forever. This is
sad lesson on Inc evil effects OF throwing
stones, aud we trust it will prove a warn
!n- 20 the EQu.L uf this By.Jugb Wt,J-
nan.
Gen Fremont hg, declared Martial Law
IN those r.r.s .l Missouri where Peace
.ilc,r- are oyerrrxgrd Is aimed Rebels
Those found 10 ara,s ac4tu-, tie State aLi
National u.Vt'-. are snJeet to be SLOT,
al their property oeudseltei, and tu.ir
Slaves made Tree men.
The N9rttumbsgiaul Baptist hss7efl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
..AA2> IN Great Naval
- - s4-zss-.ss5=srs-s : - tNitlEt
z. .2>--s. Z .=.e.i Nv OltA

HARRISBURG, SeP.2-Af'er , days can
nonading, OUR FLEET HAS TAKEN Forts
Eiatteras and Clark-Commandcr Barron,
three Coloucls late Of Army, and many
other ofticers-over seven hundred prison.
ers-oue thousand sian! Of arus-thirty
c,nuou-aud ship load Of cot;op-wituout
loss on our side.
Rcsult-possession Of the entire North
Carolina coast. ELI SLIFER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
ONE DOLLAR REWARD

TsCAPED ...u lac sglscr.tsr.-a ST lay.
Il tne 2-sa iu>t., a Prisoner named .it.
.-. no hal a warrant ,eGvet "a h,.a gu
,nai 4aY, Jut escape. JsisIe be wa T,.-ovyi.
lac 4yoye c-walI Va. BE- ps8 tyr E.- r-tUra
% me. JUHN hJ>tR.
Constable ul b B-G-lse I2.
Ar-. .. lssl ID
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

: rha Union County COMMITTEE are irvi-
Iri 10 meet at the Buli4,oe II ru>s, LewI>hurc.
4; J, + VI, Of Tuesday, sept. Il >CouTt week.
to Hr-7ntze auj take action II Iho't atvI>auie
a 30 President Judge. The following are the
Committee:
Jno L Fc'lmcr. David Wcnning. Tn Penny.
Go Sheary, Robt K Reed. K ' Glover. Jos
Sanders, DAM ShalIsr, Dr Christ. VIM SlecS,
Iahn NuN, Fred smith. Chas K AnJes, Jesse
Beaver Saml Marshall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

,GFNI> NANIFn - sell the Iri- Sew'r, Nr-line. We
viii rs, Inn~-iau o- r7y wages az from - t1 So
pig mn, en- nsss r7'l The TrrEisa maehin-
Rri v,ry -iwTlr in ~ construction. Diploma was
aeartaf uur Machine ~ h Industrial Association "a.
Farmers and Mechanic. held 2. ChnUh-rburs. Es g.
it. ENh'iCU m l>y. over tho Grover Baker and the
U = ~ Narhinrs u is equal - any machine N u-.
rnI ihr lrita Nut Fifteen Dollars : dress X JAMES
q. neral Agent l.. : VI. TO, MILAN. ono om's3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

-, for raraIe at tn house ci NJ. Rudy in
~ FArncrsgi',e an Saturday. sept. 7, al
10 O'Clock. An. BY order Of the Captain.
NIB. An Election for Second Lieutenant
Will be he'l Al the same u'-c aut place. By
order Ut the Brigade Inspector.
IlHN UiNTS. OS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Nominated BY q piTccj Vote Of over i5O0 Citizens.

,f.- r,,rF F.sss 0f Union co f''v wH1
-, -lr N,rt1NAL AHH.NG-Tg,rIsN IN ITS IFF'FTS 'a
-. T,.asa7 o,3 Est,lsB rpd 10 aIi4tHB liz One
.f 70. l'a as oar Ji-s 1t 't.,,s' tsra 'n E.
,s>oris;c Iudgc-JOTS VI. STHnNr0N. Of Eaia!oa.
>hs-lg-Li g4lEfTE AiBRIGHT. o, White Deer.
Vouml>,ioncr-gENNE ". WALTER, NJ linton.
r,ra,urr7-JOHS 4. MERIT. OF Legi>hurs.
Iggl,or-EERTHiER THOMPSON, Of NimInbGr=.
,erogr7-ELlsHA STRAIB. of Leslsburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

erarrosrd to the above is -Drmocra'i' Ticket got
VI or privately agreed upon by Delegates from Il out
- Ir.,-i-ts chosen by about 2io citizens
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Issue L.sI !Or Sept. Court.

Issue List .OT Sept. Court.
Ii luuan Hlmme, 8, ban.el Beng.er
M'Crrty Ta,e IS II DroasI
Dr ). eel SeetIit = Sami VIII
K / BJRes Iur S.ee. " John Locke
e. ..t. esWdrtu sc y Chs Il >hrIneE
Mazda krcE IS Martin Reed
> :. Baum ior WuUdsIIe & CO IS J II BauD
same rs same
sane vs. saus
Joseph Lvou vs. John Paul
DAVID Ne,b.; - John Paul
hiGe - Gu;C'IUs
Charles McnSch vs Blrkipb.He & Mears
Amos BGrser ~ Joha kishel's exrs
Ben Feuer vs. Samuel WIZ eI al
fF..sr aud Wife vs. same
IA Winters - CrOiZer
Ma5g Myers V 3 VI Romig
AiylG, AK, admr - Church < MMicheei
same same
Nenson's W Youugman 4 Waller
Clark y Cummings vs. John M'Alarney
DIcke,I end &c vs. " Young
E-aLs Tor Walls IS Hayes
Rachel Spee,e &c vs Charles Speese
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Sheriff Sale.

Di virtue Of a writ Of Alias Nend. Ex-
p issued ont of the Court q C'r~ q
f..aS Of Union coauJy and TO me directed,
VIII expose 20 Pubic sale or Ouicr- ;-e
public house uf ThanNs Green, n ,ae ioUn
oi New Columbia. Trlcu county, On FHIpAr
,As 18Th day Of September next, at o'clock
in the afternoon.
= certain lot cf Ground situate in the town
Of New Columbia. White Deer township. Cn-
ion county. bounded north by public road, east
By Fron,,s.-rc'. south by @ot OF Mary Fisher,
arf west hr Secor4 street. containing ONE
FOURTH or Az ACRE more or less-
-, wherein IS erected 1 two-s,orey Brick
4 Dwelling House, with a StoTeroom &c.
v.h the PuIeIances-aS The property Of
Derii Isjt.
John CROSSGROvE, Sheriff
Sheriff OMcr, LewisbuTs. Aug. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
ii1tCu.

In Lev,-tnr- - inst. UATTV. dau-',eT gr Josiah
and Ar0 s. Tor. a-si months and 1aFE-
s. ha- -ru .'s '=. .ruyl Gia'-r ~ lyvi-iur-, ,
irs'., Mrs Il '|,l AHtEH-. aged s3 yra--.
N,ar B-tllagrn. "a uIt. MARTHA EITEABETH,
eldest 5,u. .i tHtr.-s auI Lan-l hr iU r I.4 gr
Iu T-.,1t..u, II uIt- LDWAED HELFLNsTlNE,
n-aI 4- wears.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
MCre Pennsylvanians in n;ss1uri.

ne aGneNed tN'idcis from private l"I-
trrs will be found especially iutercstiu. to
those who rers nll remember the writers
and their comrades, 50 recently boys in
our streets, now forced to face the death
dealing bullets to save their homes aui
their rights from urhlcss. border ruff an
Invaders. Edward, James, Joseph and
Samuel Moore, below named, are sons Of
Cpl. James Moore, late Of Union county !;
John d. Brown, is a sou Of the late Dea.
/ Matthew Brown, who, with the Tallmans
: fathers and sons settled in Missouri
from the White Deer Valley, Brady town,
ship, with the Uuion county company.
Joseph and Samuel Moore are in Capt.
Bowen's Independent Company Of Riff
men Jonn Brown aad jerry Iai!mau i.
Coz Bisir's Is; Missouri Regiment.
IBERIA. Miller Co, No, Aug 10.
Ga the 81 inst. we had skirmish at
Bonneville with the Rebels und,r Gen.
Rains, driving him back and killing l2O
of hi- men, losing but one Of our own,
aud camped that night within > miles Of
the enemy. On the 4th we returned and
cucampcl within 4 miles Of Springfield,
aud Oh the 5'h marched juto town, expect
iug 40 attack every mom-nt. Ga the Oh
We received orders 3, march On the enemy.
who bad Invaded Missouri unfer Gen.
M'Collouch. aud VIZ. reported to be en-
campel oo Cedar Greek. about Il miles
>ru-t-x.>, IF SpriraG ID. Our force cen
s., - of 1900 man at Springfield, aud 1000
ns.u a. Camp M'CIellcu. or Pond Springs,
.l.u, : or 10 miles out oftawu. The en-
envy had - GlD ,rme.l and s .00G unarm-l
.....-., ,ou 500 ,t,.y had fur armed men
F.. ,n. IN. ". started .,...qr -n.i.r.
,, ,,. oh and ,.,,.....r .,...., .....,a .
,.....,. ....,,,.... ,..., er.r. ,..r..,
,.... 4.,t,.r-s.. .r ...l ..i ..r-
..... .. .........,...-,..i...,. -,....,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

CAMP QrIRK, Jefferson City, Aug. -.
When the peace aud the liberties Of the
people are at stake, if there is any patri-
o;i,uI, is the time for it to make its ap-
pearauce. Our country demands our
services, and, though they may be small,
we should be willing to do all in our pow
er to protect this glorious Government.
Thousands laid down their lives for our
liberties, and thousands are now doing the
same t1g their maintaiuance. Neverihe-
les, even III .hase times, while doing our
whole duty to our country, the ties Of
friendship should not be slackenci, nor
friends be forgotten.
Many changes have taken place within
the last year, but hope everything is for
the best There has been great trouble
ia this state. Hundreds Of families have
left their homes and their all. Most Of
the Penusy lvauiaus left Miller county the
middle of May, but many have returned.
For my part, they could not make me leave,
but | lived six week, By myself and atten-
dcd to the farming. no# belong to Co.
F., Col MCIerg's :. We expect to
move, South, soon. Young James Moore
was at RJl.l, aud at home as scout; be
got to camp last uiglt, he saw the boys,
aud brought NE letter from Jerry.
The Spriul lf ID battle, on the lOih inst,
was a baTd battle. Joseph Il. and Sam
ucl L. Moore, and John D. Brown and
Jerry Tailmau were euglged at Springfield
J oscph Moore was badly shot in his left
thi.i, near the knee, among the leaders;
be- is at home row with hi, brother Ed
ward, and 50 lame that be can not walk.
San.u Moore hll a hole shot in bis hat,
tae bullet grsziu. his hair John d.
Brown was shot 10 the neck, under the
Jaw, the ball stopping il hi 'AFCa a., aud lie
coush,d 1t out aud has it yet. Jerry Tall
mau sod in front # Brown, and fred
Sky rounds, bu, was not touched. They
mostly l4.d q va TO .ali :, that the bail,
might pas over hem, ju Jerry SAID some
thing appeared TO tel. him he would not be
harmed, 50 he stood all the while and DID
his best. The boys said they were NOT
a particle afraid after the first fire; dead
men lay in piles in front of them, and were
dropping at their sides; but the soldiers
halloed as loud as they could, all the time,
to keep from hearing the groaDs Of the
wounded and dying as they marched over
,bcm-.: VAS aall!. Jury says, half ,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
MARRIED..

~ Rov. Nr. Klo7e- JAMES G. S'UNCH and 81 :
EEBEggA y. FErEES. All O. New Berlin.
lv Rev. =. T.. SEinde' - ult DAVID \ SNr.A Z
IitfIs Valley and AMANDA :. GASS of West Beaver
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

CEEA7IBESsEEI EsP0's will offer a
portion O. their large srecE ot GOODS
at Public sac on SATURDAY. August - D..
and = coHrilae The sale every Saturday
afternoon ua;i. the whole is closed ont. C.
1E} GOODS GEGCEWN, ,UiEnT sgE. 1Hcrrs s.st.3- p
nIl tO0DS, GEgCFE.f,. .GABUH sEr., .gy.l,al-,..r p
Bsi GOODS, GBGgfH5N.HSG8W tET.q., .-,- agr-.r
BEI CooDS CR0, EaIL>.UiEBE iEL.s s.'--u>a a.,.-.
\ great variety, an regular ..-. 90 -''d
order, amongst which viii be .auaa s'u,5 ia.ns
that everybody wants.
The sore vail be ksr, open. IN me mean
time, 10 accommodate the people win zH.t-
al cost This uar.rgla.t. tu >srur' "tr-1'i,.
will soon DO over. We therefore ADVISE every
body 10 call SCcn.
i"BCBLIN BROS.
P.s. Al persons indebted 10 rs. VIII
please call zaI na.s settlement. and thereby
ave Costs.