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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12
Southern News.
epssl Dispatches to the Augusta cOnItitutionalist
MORE VOLUNTEERS CALLED OUT.

epsGsl Dispatches to khe Augusta COnIhtutionalist'
MORE VOLUNTEERS CALLED OUT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 9.-The War Depart
snent issued LAST night call Upon the Confederate
States each for three thousand volunteers. From
Florida however the call was for only fifteen hun
dred troops.
EXCITING NEWS AT MONTGOMERY.
MoyrGoNERY. Ala. April s.-The conversations II
de Departments at the Exchrnge Hotel, and at thu
Capitol, and other places, are all about war IL wa
confidently stated on yesterday, and repeated 70
day that our Commissioners at Washington were
would mot raceive communications from them which
recognized the right of the Confederate States to
separate Government.
The Cabinet has had long sessions, evidently upon
the exciting issues of the hour me war Depart
for twenty thousand additional volunteers; and we
expect every moment to hear ofthe commencement
of hostilitios
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12

IOHS MORRIssEE, the pugilist, is dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12
NOTICE,
RED AND WHITE IRIsEz POTATOES Al
AUCTION.

b added % cur sale this morning eighty kaFe,s
wv hsshanoek Potatoes landing iro Mash.
ulles BENJ y SHIELDS q CO..
sPle-h Central Rooms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12

NOAoa and Buggy Harness Of every style and quality kspt
constantly on hand and Manufactured to srisr. Also
Buggy Collars Kip and hog Skin Collars Brides
ana al other ar ces made By Harness Of he
aad the FINEST workmanship all which will be
sold a. cheap as can be bought Untsd
T. hoWERrON'S Harness has awarded the HsoS-
s at the Tennsses State the Kentucky stats
Fair Bowling Green. the Limestone Csunty Pair Alahs
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
me<306i-duan ri
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
ra- Daring the dark days of the Revo-

s2-During the dark days Of the Revo-
luton of '16, the patriot General, JOSEPH
REED, was tempted With offers of money
and honors if be would join the British.
He made tha, memorable reply-"Gentle-
men, am poOr-very poor; but, POOR as
| am, the King of Great Britain is not
rich enough to buy me."......Senator
Douglas says that WINFIELD scoTT was
last month approached in a similar man
ner, BY an eminent, old-time friend from
Virginia, who offered him the chief CON-
command in the army Of the Southern
Confederacy. Scott Indignantly stopped
him-"Sir. | have been in the service,
and in the enjoyment Of the honors Of the
United States for City yesrs-I will never
betray her, even if my own native State
of Virginia should rise against the Cnion-'
Well spoken, noble old hero, There's
enough moral heroism in Scott to make q
thousand jeff Davis Dust to think,
ScoTr vas rejected for Plercs-sud Scott
is faithful still y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
PtELI>HEp sEsI-wEtkN--
--.si.y Norning < Friday Afternoon.
A Proclamation

r,,.,,. the existing exigencies de-
~. ;-,,nsiia,e aud adequate measure:
I..5.rr,,s:,ion Of the National Cous'i'
.,.;T, :, and the preservation of the Nation
-, BIZ the suppression Of the iusur-
.;-,,,v c,utinations now existing in
-,I S,,,ss for opposing the laws Of the
-, and obs,ruc,iug the execution
..-..,t :, which eui military force, IN
linn +, tia; called forth By my Proc!a-
-,d,u of the 18Th Of April, in the pres
=, y,,r. appear. to be indispensably nee
e.sr-r, ,,.
1...;.s,, Of the United States aud Com
-,-is-.;2-Cbief Of the Army and Navy
,,.,s.; sud Of the militia of the Several
s.,,s. when called into actual service, do
tusby call into the service Of the ! nl'ed
States. For,y-Two thousand aud Thirty
r,.1,Ipn,ecr.. 70 serve fr the period Of
,s,ss wears, unless sooner discharged, aud
:, bs mustered into service as lnfauiry
.,3C.yslry. The proportions Of each arm
,,i,bs details Of urgllmeut aud Organiza-
,;,,.i!l be made known through the De-
y,rtuent Of War.
I,.o iirec, tia, the regular army Of
..sUui,ei States be increased by the ad-
i:j5u Of ei.a, Reg ejnsnts Of Infantry, one
Regimen, Of Cavalry, and one Regiment
.fs,.ilisry, making altogether maximum
,,,rs,,,c increase Of Twenty Two ;hou.-
,,i ss7en Hundred aud Fourteen officers
,,3 enlisted meD, the details Of which in-
.....e viii also be made known through
Il. Department; Of War.
Tfur;ber direct the enlistment, for not
,... :.sn one or more than three years, OF
E.,t.esn thousand seameu, in addition to
,,s preseu, force, for the naval service OF
esUui,ei States. The details Of the en-
E.;usu. aud organization will be made
iuasu through the Department Of tie
y,ry.
The call for volunteers hereby made,
nd the direction for the increase Of the
regular army, and for the enlistment Of
s.ueu hereby given, with the plan Of or.
s,ail,,iou adopted for the volunteer aud
i5r tie regular forces hereby authorized,
vii be submitted to Congress as soon as
TIA, body assemblies.
In the mean time, earnestly invoke
the cooperation of all good citizens in the
ueasures hereby adopted, for the etfectual
Impression of unlswfal violence, for the
IMPARTIAL enforcement of Constitutional
as:, sad for the speedies, possible resto-
'a.a II peace and order, and. With these.
:;.,Ppiuess and prosperity throughout cur
.sgury.
Dane 8. the city Of Washington, this
:: Jay of May, 1861, and Of the lndePen-
::.ss Of The United States the s5th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
b. the President
Wu II SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
By Last Nights Mails!
By the President
WN II SEWARD, Secretary Of State

Tie twenty days notice having
e1,ired. the Administration exhibit
.l:.eased activity in preparing for
te recovery Of stolen property.
Tue Rebels have deserted Alezan-
dria. AM i is believed are concentra-
ting q; Richmond, where JEFF. Davis
Is expected. The Potomac Is clear,
s1i Virginia and North Carolina
l5ckaiei. Some Secession prlvat-
Nr: are said to be ahoat.
TIE Public Safety" plot Of the
saoas.iouis;s in the Maryland Legis-
.a.1re was checked last Saturday by
II Indignation manifested by Union
rea in different parts Of the state. Il
!:e7idelt that the | mon sentiments
Increasing. yet it is not deemed expe-
Gent 10 relax the strong hand.
Volunteers by thousands are press
;ng towards Washington. and also for
Cal!o which is threatened by Gen.
Pillow.
WASHINGTON, May 4-The forwarding
{. r9op. from the North will continue,
.ciil 10, less than 10000 are here or on
'ae borders of Maryland and Virginia.
lis, i, is thought, will be enough for this
se'iiian. The Western troops will be
i:P, q, the West, where they will have
srk enough TO do.
Tie occupation Of Baltimore viii be ac-
aaplishe1 withou: delay, troops march
,ag Simultaneously from Washington,
fsr'ysiAe, Annapolis, aud Harrisburg.
ANNAPOLIS, May i.-Halfa million Of
.Peeie has Just arrived, upder convoy, from
r,,H'yEi.ls, and has been despatched to
Washington. Maj. Anderson left by the
'ns tain. BE has since been ordered
s heuiucky.
Tie gEsa, Seal Of the State is COW in
aa'aipolls, aud it Will be thrown into the
V1ss'peske sooner than be placed Oh an
S'ie'ace Of Secession. The absence of
We Sea- is az efec,ual veto, a power no,
es'esssd By the Governor Of Maryland
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-GOv. Msgofiu
:" issued a proclamation, ordering the
.se,''n Of the Kentucky Representatives
.ongress, on the 30th day of June
=, niLNISGToS, May 3.-The Governor
!" s',Eare's proclamation, mastering in
. % 'oiuO;eers Of the State, 10 aid Of the
- s'.'sn', tas given . new impetus to
''s u,r movement.
"eatisneu from Maryland state that
'! are eoufien, tia, the Union feeling
~ f'svslen, 10 Baltimore will allow the
- - 70 pass through wi,bcu, beiog mo-
t', Secretary Cameron. promptue.s
oEeoins a military route through Az :
spills Ia! AZ excellent, efi.ct
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

MIFrLISsUES, Saturday Eve, May =
This day was enlIYenet By martial music
and an almost ceaseless, determined, untlring
parade Of the M.fii.nbnrg Infan;ry-iafani-y
in a double sense, some Of the ssilani youth
being scarcely able to look over the big drum
which was dragged along and beat with
military precision and perseverance quite
creditabl- 70 Young America.
In the evening. ve had Flag Raisins-s
fine flag, bearing the motto, "GoD AND Ora
CorsIKr," midway between the s;etpies Of
the new churches o Market street. Il IS q
fee, long, and the work OF the nimble finger.
Of our fair and patriotic ladies'. The MlfeH-
burg Brass Band and .heir excellent music
added 10 the pleasures Of he occasion. CT
HAS presided at the meeting. Addresses
we're delivered ~ P. P. IrvIn and W. p. Mon
telius. The crowd Of men, women and chill
dren present, Listened with eager and silent
attention TO lhe patriotic e!oquence of these
noble young orators. No applause greeted
their plautive strains; but they won nooler
,rIbuie-ihe dowucasi look and silent tear.
Listening to their soul stirring words, looking
up to our Country's Flag and still higher, 10
the starry heavens, all seemed 10 fee. the SOL
emni,y Of the occasion. and 10 avow anew
lhei. devotion TO ihs!r God and the Country.
Ben. c. Youngman, Junior of Lafayette
College, being called for, appeared upon the
stand and gave Us al od-hand speech. Of the
regular Pa,rick Henry style, which broke the
silent sanc:.ly of the occasion, and s!Irred the
pent-up feelings into wild "huzza,'
Our gentiemanly Postmaster, Ws-CRoTzra,
will reure on Monday. and the office will oe
removed to the Drug Store of our neS Post
Mistress AIRs.RIr NJ STEEs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
Insulting Pennsylvanians.

An Infamous sheet published at Baltl-
more, called the RpaJiicaH, had the fol-
lowing remarks relative to the frs. Penn
sylvalia troops which passed through that
ci,y-amous whom were the Logan Guards
Of LewIstowu:
Ia. PE~~srLvAxr, VoLUNrEEHs.-ii!s IS SAID
the nis.rg5l. eT.giures which passed through
cur ci;y YESTERDAY, under the name o! Pena-
.vivanIa volunteers, were The enpiyiHs, of
tie po0r hy4.eS Grid JgiL' o.: the State, the
Black Republican rulers there ihus transfer
nag the burden Of Their support from them
selves to the Washington Administrator.
The appearance Oi The ragged, .ftfy crstc,
would JusIiy Inc report. Il this IS the char
ac,er OF Old Abe's volunteers. II IS no wonder
Pennsylvania Is so reaty 10 part with them.
They are not, however, such materials as the
citzens Of This SIa,e can verfraiernizs with.
If the Submis.i1nis.s like such company. IN
heavens name let Them fall INTO the line as
soon as possible. Baltimore will be as hap
PLY relieved Of them as Pennsylvania Is OF
her loafers, and let them march 10 Llncola's
support under the head o: Hicks & DAVIS.
Should the citizens Of Baltimore suffer
the gang Of Infamous tories who head the
RepuJlican, Sun, and other sheets there
to control their city in the work Of trea-
son and defamation, i. would be hard to
restrain the men thus slandered from
wreaking dire vengeance on the villains,
Gazette.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
Auditors Notice.

IN the orphans Cour'.of Cnion county. Is
me mater OF ihs estate Of he Rev. Thori-
= Hood-.cccuni of saul MCormIck. ~"
was AIniAlsirailr ot The sad estate. a. hiri
bv Wn- Fearon. AimInisirstor Of sad saul
N'Cornick. now deed The n1Lrr,IsHsf.
appointed by the Orphans Sour; aioresai. to
audit SAID account and re7or; i-'irIy1,ion a..
Will meet al persons interested a. as u,aes
IN Isri<hurg. ~ Frt,y 'He ION Gag u May,
AD Is6, a. 10 c'c.oe- "
fthN 5. Inn, Al..i.r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
Uncalled- for Slander.

The honest, faithful States Of this Union
presen, the sublime spectacle Of People
casting of party prejudices aud uniting as
fellow citizens and good neighbOrs around
our Fathers Flag at the cali Of the legal
head Of the best Government on earth, to
put down a heiuous rebellion. The cordial
uDanimi,y Of this uprising Of the masses,
is cheering omen Of success to every
patriotic aud susceptible heart. But the
general pleasure is somewhat marred by an
occasional dirty, sneaking, lying Little par
agraph, Ike :he following, which appears
in the last Argus, and which large num-
Der Of citizens have requested should be
noticed
n,,;, The ,s.4. as ss FOL, srorRry of he
sustain his Lincoln'sl GovaIAnss, IN the
present emergency. a,e Democrats. ~ for the
HGeite76es, with their curious cosruDs and
their flaming torcheS, they bare t.h.s disap-
p>ned-The "Irre7ressibIs con1icI' Is lef.
txoIusIvsLI To THE DEso9Asr. Both ths
that party &c.
Now We know and care 10. which of the
Editors wrote the above-whe;her the AL
ALBANIA gentleman who makes vociterous
var speeches, or the New Berlin gentle
man who don',-bu; 90 on. Of every 100
in,elligen, citizens We believe will say i. is
wantOn and unprovoked attack upon the
majority party 10 the loyal States, and is
false By wholesale in matters Of fact,
There should be no parties OF political
clubs in our Armies. Yet, from the
published lists Of Officers aud priva,es, We
should conclude handsome ma jori,y are
adheren,s Of the dominan. party. As an
example, recall the names Of Officers in
the two UuiOu county companies which
have elected, (and We will give the names
Of the PIivates as soon as we get them.)
Every reader familiar with these names
will recognize greater relative Republican
majority than the party majority in the
county would call f0r-and among them
plenty of our mos, active Wiie-Axakes,
who compose a strong portion Of every
Company whose roll We have get seen.
With pleasure We record the fac: that
Cap,.C. D. Roush and all the Douglas men,
the Bell.Evereit men, and nearly all the
Breckiuridge men Of Union county stand
with the Republicans upon one platform
il spite Of such miserable efforts Of NOUS
ing politicians as We are noticing They
are brave, noble men, who mean right,
and are doing right, aud We applaud them
as heartily as We may heretofore have cp-
posed them wherein We thought them
wrong 1t is true there are still few in
our county who adhere to the Resolution,
proposed BY one Of the Editors Of the
.Iryus, and adopted BY the Union County
Democratic Convention in Feb. last, when
the Star Of the Wes, had been fred upon,
aud when the Thousands Of South Car.
olna, with guns pointed at Sumter, were
starving out Anderson and his gallan; few:
"Re,olrsd, Tha, we deprecate civil war, as
ue belieye that TINS Union can never be main
tained by force OF arms, and that rs Den-
eCra.s we are not Wiling TO take
up arms 10 Sn??ort platform which
majority Of the people renudlaIet and opposed
at The polls
D., ~ ro,-l, f,aa I-,ac. .,I ln,.ar
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

SAD AccIpENT-On Tuesday afternoon
Of las, week, while WM. W. SwINEFoRD
was telling timber alone, on the premises
Of Isaac Eyer, Sr., in Dry Valley, be was
struck in the face BY a falling limb or
the tree, and crushed to the earth. He
lay there, helpless, and bis condition un-
known, until be va, discovered, Wednes-
day, iusensible, and removed to house,
where be died the same evening. He had
been Q student 10 Union Seminary, New
Berlin, where his loss is deeply lamen'ed,
and vas enrolled in , Y Volunteer Company.
Iii. age vas abou. 81 years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
zeUlaburg Aarket.


NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administration EPon The Estate of
GEORGE STAHL. .a,- q EaS; Buffalo io.n-
ship Union coun:-. dec have seen granted ~
,heunders.gnet 5y The Register G: Union coun-
TT Ia due form ef !aw, ;Aersf7rs.a!- persons N
ies-e4to said estate are requested 10 mss.
immediate payraen;,aHt hose having any Ia,s
CLAIMS are z.so requested to present then e.
ssIly authenticated fer settlement. 70
SAMUEL BECHTEL, Almih's
Kelly Tp. MAY 6, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
NOBLE AMERICAN SENTIMENTS.

Among ,he Volunteers from Center county
are JoHy II. SrovER, Esq. (D!s,r!c; Attorney.
an an Ec.,or or me DeIIe!Jnte PTess) an MS
brother, GIo. II. SrovsR, Of Aaronsburg. The
Beriest,- publishes the annexed abstract Of a
letter from the laJyer TO MS family. /. shows
me patriotic impulses which prompt many Of
our hes, men 10 sacrifice all ihe endearmen;s
Of home, and risk life Itself, FOR The genera
we.iare.l
CAxF CrarIy. Harrisburg. 4 pril 81.
Dear Harriet. and Daush.ers-A. PrrsenLI
have one spare moment, aut w!L devote Il 10
dropping a few lines 10 YOU.
The Boalsburg Company. IN which we VOL
unlaered, was cut IN tao, and We attached
ourselves 70 the Curtin Guards, which broiner
John was J1sI raising as we arrived and r..et
a momen; aso-77 mea Constitute CcmPa-
uy-Johu IS TO be Captain, and | the Orderly
Sergeant. | mus, say the Cameron Guards
treated me with respect 10 eiecfing me tnelr
Quarlermas:er on our line Ct march. All the
soldiers from Ha.nes aLI Penn belong 10 the
Curtin Guards.
can uot give al P-sssnia f1'i account O!
all particulars, but mus; tell you about our
living. The bread IS good, ham and fresh
beef OF the bes, quality, plenty Of sugar arl
coffee. but our cows are dry, aad Q: course
ve have no butter or cream.
The Young men are IN good spirits. 4 mean
from our place. and feel vel and have d
heart wiling 70 offer myself W :-r ny coun-
.ry. God knows that love ny family. bat,
dear Harriet. my country needs my services
now. and II IS duly | owe Il. Then pray
for me and DO not be discouraged II ! de. |
die for M ountry. II live. live for you :,
and # Il we're necessary, ! would offer up n
whole family IN defence Of our Country.
Nov. dear hue girls yoGr Pa IS Just doing
his duty be good girls, obey your mother,
aad when you kueel down IN the evening,
pray not only for me, but for all our Soldiers,
and feel sauSfed that Goi wIll answer your
prayers. Dear Harriet, perhaps you think
the soldiers are prOtane, bat. let me tell you.
have pot heard one single pro!ane word to-
dav. And now, one word - NY mother.
Mother, BE Of good cheer; your :wo sons, oy
the help Of God. will lry 10 make good re-
port. Brothers and friends, keep yourselves
ready; things look dark al present. and yo1r
services NAV be required before .ong; SHRINK
from no duty YOU owe 10 your country.
[Anoiher Associate Editor Of the PRfss.
J.Srs F. RrDptr, Esq, (who studied law with
Gov Pollock) is off for the war. We would
put up friend Riddle asains, Coz. Wise for
talking match. any tay-ant If he can fsa;
as earnestly a, ne speaks, wo be TO his oPPo-
neuir .-...-.-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
ra. Some Of the Southern Secessioni.t!

n.Some Of the Southern Secessioni.ts
are beginning to get their eyes open re-
specting the Norsherners who they say
promised to help them fight the National
Government The Mobile Mercury says,
''In '76, the Colonies had real friends 10
the Parliament and among the People OF
England. If wha, We hear
Of the North be true, ire hare not one
friend there to rise Up and oppose the IN
holy war ,ha. Lincoln has asproclaimed- -
Another paper down there says Of Buchan-
an, Bigler, Pierce, Cochran, and others
named Of their late Confedera.es in the
Free States, "7Aey hare lied 70 US Ike
he'll" Shouldn't wouder-tbey used to
be up to such tricks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

~Slavery has invoked revolution and
bloodsbed to extend power-now lei Us
see the end Of it. Her course relieves
the Free States, ther only former power
fal friends in the world from all legal or
moral obligation to sustain her from DO
mestic assault. Slavery is now an outlaw,
and can claim no mercy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

bS-Latess reports are that our Fourth
Regiment will be stationed at Annapolis,
for the present, to keep open the way and
provide against secret operations in that
quarter. 1t is = fne location, but sons.
would prefer brisker work.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
@The 4rqus states that Capt. Rous'

~The Argus states that Capt. Roush
h,s filed his Company, with the addition
of q number from Snyder county. Too
late, probably, unless another requisi'ion
should be made, when those bes. prepared
will have the first chance Drill-drill.
REPoRTED-Tha. Capt. Roush aud Conn
psny lef, for Harrisburg, yesterday A. NJ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

~Much disappointment was felt, Sat-
uri,y evening, on learning that the Slifsr
Guards could not be taken uader the three
months rsq1isisiop.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
en.A private letter from Dr. 7 8. Chris

rM.A private letter from DTS. Christ
SAYS there are two Assistant Surgeons in
the Regiment, with the pay and rank Of
Lieutenant, and the medical care Of 80
men keeps them comfortably busy. Some
of the Officers have servants, and get very
good living when located SO that it can be
had We read that all the Oheers (even
Chaplains aud SurgeOnsl are required to
uniform, and wear side arms, TO be ready
fer any emergency, and equip themselves,
all a. their own e1peuse-whi!e PrIvA'e'
sr1 .-~4a al clothed BY Govs's"es'
50 that the difference Of pay is in short
term no, SO grea. as would seem At first
sight. Bu. ou; Of the pay Of Priva,es srs
the daily provisions, or "raiions," which
are reckoued a, from 25 to SO cts pr day
so ,ha, they can realize but SIC or sl2 Pr
mouth-vhile the Officers receive extra
ra,ious by which they provide for servants
aud guests or arrange their value With the
CommlsssTy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

IU-The Baltimore Republican and the
Lewisburg Argus were both Breckenridge
papers 10 the last campaign. See how
they agree as to the soldiers going to the
defence Of the Nations Capital.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07


The very modest request Of Abraham, !nTl-
ting the gallant soldiers Of the Confederate
States to relIre 10 their peaceful homes within
.,c.nfy days. will be found in our columns this
morning. Now all We have TO say Is, that the
old man had be:ier remain IN that trOn sG''.
and let old Scorr keep the key. OF else Gen-
Beauregari VIII in less Than ten dGu' send MIN
back 70 lnols and pu: him to splitting rgil' 10
fence in his abolition crew. Better behave
Yourself, Abraham, the fun amt a! over get.
Other Southern papers represent the
President as having been kept drunk ever
since bis inaugura,ion-sleeping With his
boots on, to be ready to run-and other
gross falsehoods of the same nature. And
wha: nu., the common people be, stuffed
with such perversion. Of truth.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07

MILTON OPP, late 8 graduate from the
University a. Lewisburg and from the Law
School at Poughkeepsie, was admitted to
the Bar at Williamspor:, recently, when
all the Lawyers present renewed the cath
of fidelity TO the Us.