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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
IBERIA, Mo, Dec. Is

B ibthla, -ho', bUS' io-
! BENZ GEorF-Last week, and week
before, between 20 and so Rebels reap
peared in our nejghborhood, and robbed
Rev Mr. Barnhurst's little store Of all the
coffee, sugar, tobacco, percussion caps,
sacks, &C. They took from Ponder hor-
ses, his masket and uniform; 5 horses
from Long, and guns and saddles from 6
or s others.
Last week, some Union cavalry going
on the Springfield road near Humboldt,
passed the house of Doctor Hymer, who
commanded US when we were taken priso-
ners. They called him out aud wanted
his gun and horse he showed fgbt, and
snapped two caps of his revolver without
effect, when two of the cavalry fred, one
shot taking effect in his eye, and he fell
a corpse in his own door.
The home Guards have been disbanded
without pay some have joined the Regu-
lar army, and others will. Isaac Marks
is at Jefferson City Hospital, very poorly
with large fever sore; his vile is still
with US. wrote that it was safe to come,
but the Army has since been withdrawn
from the S.W. We have beautiful weather
y am writing with the door open aud no
fire in the room. We had three inches Of
snow in Nov, bu; it soon disappeared.
CHARLES TALLMAN.
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Latest News

The New York and Philadelphia
Banks yesterday agreed to suspend
specie payments for time-we sup
pose, TO prevent the expectation OF
specie.
Friday, the 9th inst, the Cores
pondence between the L. ). and the
British Government, respecting the
Trent affair. closed by placing the 1
prisoners in Ft. Warren at the dispo-
sal of Lord Lyons. Sec.Seward says
the demand was not made in a dis
courteous manner" France agrees
with England that the mode of the
capture was illegal. This yielding
of our Governmental the sacrifice
of some national pride and feeling
takes from England all excuse for a
war. and extinguisheS the last hope OF
the Rebels for open British saccor.
Gen. Scott reached New York, last
Thursday, after forty-scven days OF
absence, considerably improved III
health. lie keeps his own secrets
has sent a letter to Sec'y Seward, but
does not speak of visiting Washington
until he is desired so to do.
Bvan accidental fire in Washington
GilY, -VT w, noIstI "eie 49, ~ i,o, u',a,
O'or Il. iu' ''t'' l'u. I''"., Va ''g'., -
anu lOrnia ''Eh VI e"'" AK! GUM i'"''''''
IL j o''''''1''
congressman Fly. from hocheSler'
NJ - who was taken prisoner -I~I
July, at Bun hun' beng cN'An.2I"
Tor Faulkner: has returned 10 " ASH
lng,on, 2.th Dec IN goou 'pir!'S' VIA
Richmond and Fortress Monroe.
The Union Armies on the Atlantic
slope have enjoyed the Holidays with
it, fresh supplies Of gifts from home,
in articles Of dress and food III great
abundance. Heaven bless the boys,
and those who remember thcml
Union ships are hlockading the
pirate Sumter at Cleniugos.
The evacuation Of Galveston by the
Rebel. is confessed, and they fear for
the safety Of Houston.
Gen. REYNOLDS. from the West. is
ordered TO Romucv. where advances
upou Winchester are predicted.
Savcnt, .scvcn Union mon have bccn
orro.tcJ in Searcv county on I,ittln
Red river. Arkansas.
GonIIalIccE las ordered ten Rebel
bridrc-burncrs in Missouri to be shot,
and 80 others arc in custody. They
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THE UNION COINrY TEACHERS INsrIIrIE

viii hold It's next annual meeting in NEW
BERLIN, the 29,h to 3lst o: Jan. 1861.
In addition TO the usual preparation Of Es-
says, Reports and Addresses, The Teachers are
requested to take notes of such defects or diff
fculties as may present themselves to them,
and hand them to the Executive Committee
to be brought before theInslitute at the proper
time for consideration.
All friends of Common Schools are invited
10 attend. Teachers absent will please send
their excuse, so tha, it may be known who
want a proper interest in the cause.
ID. HEcKxsBoRS, Chm Ex. Com.
New Berlin, Dec. 81, 1861
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Lewisburg, Pa, Dec. -. 1861
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PIBLNHED sENl-YEEkLI---
Tuesday Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.

A HAPPY New YEAR to all our rea-
ders. May its close find the Flag Of
Liberty and Union, under the Consti-
tuition. waving over every foe!
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zetmisburg Market,
MARRIED..

Near Lewisburg. 22I inst. by Elder J. Rodenbsugh,
JOHN Z MORGAN. u RsGnor, Delaware Co, Pa, aud
Miss CATUAEINE W. eldest daughter Of Ed j. KoIeu-
bsugh, formerly Of Montgomery Co, Pa
By Rev. J. ". Ia nglcy. 21th inst HAMMOND MUIR
DOCK. and Miss ANNIE kEPLEf, all Of Milton.
By Rev T. L Titns. ON the Sth inst DANIEL CUPP, o!
Tioes county and Miss SARAH STITNAN. of Milton.
By Rev. DR. Watson. ?ith Inst JACOB HrILHEkER
and Miss ELIZA WHITE, both Of Seinsgrove.
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Mrs. Sarah Allison died in Uwchlau
township, Chester county, 10th inst, at
the advanced age of l02 years.

TIMING EACH OTHER They have a
story.iu Chicago about drunken captain,
in camp, who met private of his cOmpa-
ny in.the same condition. The captain
ordered him to "hal,," and endeavoring
in vain to assume firm position on his
feet and to speak with dignifed severity,
exclaimed: "Priv'te Jones, give you'll
(hic) four clock to gissober iu." "Cap' q
Smith," replied the soldier, Gas your
(hic) drunkerniam l will give you till
(hic) FIVE clock to gissober in"
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The Drainesville Fight.
FRON WILLIAM II. sNIDEI. OF LEwIsBrIt

fROA MllLlAM IL. sNiDEE, OF LEWDBt.G.
date the Goth Dee, 1861, as the hap
piest day of my life. We started early
on a foraging expedition. The enemy
had knowledge Of our coming, and posted
themselves in thick wood, intending to
let us pass through, then cut off our re-
treat, and let another force, on ahead, at
tack us. They were superior in numbers,
too. But We Sent out skirmishers, who
spoiled all their calculations. Our Com
pany were among the fankers, so l hap
pened to be alone when the battle opened.
Two men were shot by my side before our
Company reached the Regiment 9th.
The Artillery were firing as we charged
through an open field into the woods where
the Rebels were secreted We fired, and
then advanced. We soon found the dead
and wounded in our path. After going
half mile, We saw some grey coats ; our
officer said they were Bucktails, but | said
they had the Rebel fas while disputing,
ont stepped an officer, and said, Il surren-
dcr-are YOU Contederates :" Achcnbach
said " Union, Of course" So are VT"
said he. One of the Rebels then fired,
killing one of our Company. One Of our
men fired and killed the Rebel They
then ran, and that was the last we saw of
them Their shots were mostly too high,
while ours did terrible execution. Some
We found with heads off. some with legs
off, Nc \ house on the battle field was
well riddled; the family ran into the eel
lar, but ball coming there, they thought
it time to leave. The wounded prisoners
were afraid We would Kill them, aud asked
for mercy Coz. took an officers sword,
| took cap only, but others took lady :
picture, coats, guns, haver>acks &c, which
were thrown away by the Rebels.
Our Colonel was abent, SICK but Adju-
tant VI kcan. of Bradford county, and our
Captain, Ent, of Columbia county, showed
themselves nobly The boys are all anx-
ious TO have another fight. 1t was pretty
hard days work, as we had to march Il
or 10 miles before we We're attacked
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commenced dancing. 1t was the NJ ost anu
sing thing | ever saw. have seen "San-
ford's celebrated Opera troupe" and many
others, try to initiate = plantation break
down, but here was the genuine article,
and must say, theirs vas nothing but an
imitation. They say that their masters
told them, if they saw the Yankees coming,
they should run and hide-for, if We
caught them, we would tie them to the
nearest tree, and lash them until they
we're dead. They also said, their masters
put cattle and horses into barns and burnt
them up alive, to prevent our troops from
getting them; and they are burning cotton
all along the coast. Some of these blacks
seem dumb as brutes-they can not read,
and in trading would as soon have cent
as a quarter. Night before last, they had
dance some of our men made an imi,a.
tiop Elephant, boys wrapped in blankets
acting as legs for the ANNA which entered
the ring in the mids, of the dance, causing
such stampede that they knocked each
other down running to get away from the
huge moving form of which they KIN.
Otter Island is perhaps Is miles in a
direct line from Port Royal, aud so from
Charleston. Il commands channels leading
to Charleston, Beaufort, aud Savannah.
The Rebels had Fort here, which We now
occupy, having mounted two large guns,
aud 10 week will have three more, aud
be 50 fixed up, that we can hold the place
against any force they can march here.
We are the advance guard in this direction,
but expect to receive reiufOrcemeuts and
march'lurthcr
A party Of scouts were sent out yester-
day, and with the Colone's permission
some of the band shouldered muskets and
marched along. We saw some Rebels,
but they were on the other side Of the
water, and we could not get at them.
Passed through several fields Of cotton, ,and
found horses, and large number Of cattle
and sheep. Sweet potatoes are plenty. We
lost one man since we arrived here; he
was buried with the honors of war. The
only objections We have to the place is the
poor water. aad the lack Of news We
have bad but one mail, with news up to
the Ga inst, including copy Of your
paper for Cap. Walls and one for myself,
for which we are much obliged.
WILBUR F. BLAIR,
Grants Rand i5th P. v 0ttr Island, : c., re of Col
Nel-h)
From a Sophomore OF the TaIVcrSI!y at Le.i,burg.
CAMP WooD, Ky, Dee. %.
send you few lines, written on the
north bauk of Green River, just on the eve
Gas we suppose Of a battle. Buckucr, the
Rebel Geucrll, is in full force on the othcI
bank, aud } 600 Union troops have gone
across to bring on an engagement We
have no true idea of tie cDemy's hum bers
they may possibly have 75.000-but
believe we are able for the fray. We have
twice been called GU. to meet the foe, il
three days, but our aid was not needed, a.
the victory was ours before We reached the
scene of action. | will send you ful
accounts of any general engagement.
Yours in arms, AJH.
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Capt. Charles d. Roush writes TO
his father that it was the most event
ful day of his life. lie says his men
all did their duty, and although both
adjoining Companies suffered. his
Company B.-escaped uninjurcd.
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eo Mrs. D, Pursel, of Columbia Co Pa. is
o' years OF age, but she has kni, and sent
S Sa Two par Of stockings for the soldiers.
cue ;, ieeis an interest in the contest, and
,up patriotic fame glows il her heart as
warm as ever.
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ItcU,

In Milton 18th inst, NANCY, wife OF Abraham straub
Esg in her 5Sth year.
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VI, he Legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA
rr T.l meet IN Harrisburg on the Grst
-1c'day IN Jan'y, (1th prox.j lsG2,
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~ he Lewisburs Telegraph Office
'''' -o' be opened On New Years Day.
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MANUFACTURERS AEDBUILDERs or STEAM
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Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screw
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
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ILII
PTTWFE PhOPRfETORs OF THE CITY FOUh
AZ dry Reg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to DO e.
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CHRISTIAN HEILMAIi
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
-ae f-ew CITY FOUNDRY

Il KATE q HElLIMA n.
oc sew CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AEDBUILDERS or STEAM
~ $40 ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery Tobacco Screws
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Et3 laft EVANSVILLE. IND
FEWTE PROPRIETORs OF THE CITY FOUh
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