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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-03

U7A writer in the Savannah (Geor
gis) Republican asks the question, "HOw
shall we dispose of the prisouersl" and
answers it as follows:
"Let the Quartermaster General of the
Confederate States issue bis procla % a
tion, stating that the prisoners will be hired
out to the highest bidder for some speci
fed time, and in such number as the hi
rer may desire. | know of a gentlem an
of this city, rich planter, who would
gladly take 200 of the Yankees on bis
plantation to build up aDd mend the dams
of his fields. He is more de=iraus of do
ing this. be says, as the Northern gazctter
have long asserted that We can do with
out negro labor, aud be is anxious to tert
the question. One good black drive to
every forty Yankees would insure good
order and lively work among them"
That illustrates the temper IN abich the
war is waged on the part of the South
The temper Of Northern apologists for the
rebellion is not much more bland.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-03
VOL 90.
Published BY Theodore Sehoeh.

TERNS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-1wo
dollars and quarter, half yearlyand If not paldbe-
fore the end Of the year, Two dollars and half.
NJ pl0erS discontinued until all arrearaees atepnd,
except at the option of the Editor
IPAdvertisements of square ten lines) : l'sS,
one three insertions, 81 CO. Each additional lher-
ton, p cents Longer ones in proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-03
lob pRsNEENG 6.

Having general assortment Of large, plain ant or
namental Type, We are prepared to execute eyerYde
scription of
FANCY PRIIIpIITlfo
Cards Circilars, Bill Heads. Notes, Blank Receipts,
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets. sc. pin
tel with neatness and despatch, rcasonablcterr
al this Office.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
WAR NEWS

While everything seems to be preparing
for an onward move at Washington-the
regulars, the artillery, and the most relia-
bic troops being ordered to the front-the
word forward" has not yet been given.
At Fort Monroe, also, things remain quiet
1t is said that the Grand Army viii ad-
vance from Washington in three divisions,
the right led by Gen. Tyler, Of Connecti-
cut, the centre by Col. Hunter, who has
been in general command at Fort Corco-
ran, the left by Col Heinzelman, who has
been in general command at Alexandria,
the whole under Gen. Mcdowell There
will be a fourth corps of reserve. Each
division will consist of not far from 10000
me2.
In Northern and Northwestern Vir.
ginia important movements are in rapid
progression. Gen. Patterson, at the head
OF $4,000 men, principally Pennsylvanians,
has crossed the Potomac, driven back the
enemy at Failing waters, occupied Martins
burg, and will probably soon move forward
to attack Gen. Johnston, if he awaits his
coming, at the small village of Bunker
Hill, where he is said to have intrencbed
himself Gen Johnstons command is said
to outnumber Patterson's, being reputed to
be 5000 men, of whom 500 are cavalry.
We Judge this, however, to be an exagger,
alton. Gen. Patterson has Burnside'g
Rhode Island battery and Captain Double
days
Col. Stone is reported on his way to
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

The movements Of the several divisions 4
the American army il Eir-.H.a arr eyiEzrt.7
tending u = point which mus: -a-r.t +. tl..
crisis Il q battle The cammar5-- # IL.
traitor forces i the late Qua-tarlaa,ts- Gen.
=ral johnson, Of the United State army. 81
experienced soldier, accustomed I. the srrst.-
- Il war. and fighting almost z. maintain
himself from iEn0miniuus death
Ih- immense b59y # troops ga-- -vn across
the Pa,augc u siren g,asn Gen. Meua.zeH
and sent forward 7is.l.n the last fzyr .!avs "a
Harrisburg and Car.i~,a. n reinforce Ger
Pax. =, -. T ila- Gen Sous rsr..rsrg!ga
i Jeif.- =r-all.g carried yur and that his
plan q surrounding the eueug i On the eve
Of realization.
If the opposing armies should get 10 clgza
quarters. and q victory should crown the -sl.
laHtry If the soldiers Of the Republic. he4T7
and rapid blaws wiIl be dealt upon the tr..,;
0rs, ami irresistible movement made u--n
their remaining stronLhg!ds; 50 that the ;lrrs
months volunteers, whose time Is about Z.
pirinE, may yet have splendid opportunity
Jt distinguishing themselves j@f.Ee tl-v r.
turn home
Letters received from Martin-bur- state
;}at there had been 100 movement a., vet T.
ward Winchester ~ G1n. Pdttars gu's cs'u.nr.
ana no hostile ,.3sance BY the enemy. Firir-
was exchanged au Friday between the .:cE.
cts uf the Seventh Pennsylvania. Capt4in Gi.
rari'S company, and tie secession Gi-kety.
wisich Tcsul5ai in gie retreat ut tie -sja,s
aud the belief that some VI them were WOUND,
ed
\ flag Of truce arrived 1t the ou:ros,s
Of the United States Army IN Tir-lul4.
bringing dispatches to Prcsidcu: Lacol.
The bearer of the ia. j Maior Tar'ar.a.
Louisiana. and last from Manassas June
tion. The character Of the dispatches,
and who they are from. had not trau-,.irel.
It is thoa-ht probable that they NAV tg
from Hon. Henry May, whose visit 10
Richmond with the view Of inquirng q
to the possibility Of compromise has been
announced.
From Western Virginia We learn that
General McCIellan's force was advancing
Oh the Confederate force at Laurel Hi,
and a battle was expected Four compan-
ies Of an Ohio regiment had been surround
ed at Glenville by a regiment Of Coniele-
rates under command Of O. Jennings Wise.
Two regiments had gone to their rescue.
Captain Thomas, who enjoys the credit
Of being " the French lady" who managed
the recent seizure Of the steamer st. Mich
olas, Of Baltimore. was on Monday captured
under singular circumstances. and is now
a prisoner at Fort McHenry with Others
who are supposed TO have aided him IN
that brilliant exploit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

llarPer's Ferry. anl shcaee to JOIN tilasr.,
Patterson, with several thousand nsa.
Gen NcCiellaa's column seems : T.
concentrating for an attack ur9a Geas-i
Henry \. Wise, who Is reported 10 l. !.
La-rel Hill. Gen Morris, With ,z5 Oz..
regiments, Is reported to have r51ta.l A.
vision of WiSe's army At Baekaal5a "a .tz
lst, the loss Of the enemy being p kE.
and 300 prisoners. Seveatg-,hrs= l--a
also were taken. The Oh;oaas zaFs-rg
loss except 4 lev WOUNDED
Four Indiana regiments. all ,- -
Kentucky, have taken Up their march +,
Virginia, and others are to follow
In Missouri the : :. forces are --.-.
ing for another attack np9n Gov. j. -,
who has gathered several ,h5uszu..s d. g.
cessionistS together A. things l51k av
July viii hardly pass by vi,hou, ssr.--l
very important engagements Ma- I'D
maintain the right,
The capture Of 1 company 81 Psaas7..
vania troops, By the rebels in yirsta.a.
has eause8adeep feeling Of rs-ge. vLersgs,
the fact has become knowa The a..
occurred near MartinSbu-g, snl "a. tls
result of surprise by patty ot rsbs,
cavalry, who were mistaken f9r rs-gl.-.
By the troops captured. We understand
that the men taken number about X. 1n5s.
Of them belonging 70 Capt Hes company.
and were at the time under command G.
Lieut. Hutchinson. Several members of this
company a'e from Lewistoan. one Of whom.
John Flchthorn, i Is reported was taken
but afterwards escaped.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10


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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10


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ba,;n - .3r,.-., -, -
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taxes which w;n e,Il'v =, -.
and other matters aou,l,,- ;ns;.,i,s- ~
tending 10 pro3nee : adisya:ta.} rz,r,. T,
such an exten, Is this fr,es.i<5,, t,- s,u,b-
ern cutthroats carr.-, ,,.- . MAJ, i-,,,
. neishborin- township actually asserted
tie other !av tAat i vas ii 5g.rsrs
for the [. 5. government "a cali t-oao<
into the fcli to subiu.ate tile S..gtb " Tn
the revolution such men would have hen
branded as tories. and # taken would have
been hung as torie,.
People Of MifiIa csuatv-mep Of rr5-
perty-the danger i no, ,rt over, What
these men are educating and ;ueu,ca.ins
Is precisely what the southern traitor. want.
and if thev had psii agents IN our
midst they cou.d not more efectually sub
scr7e their purposes than these men are
doing under the gsrb Of Iemocracv To
succeed in their nefari5us scheme Of 5;-
vijing this country they knov th.. = s;v;.
ded North j, necessary for with .Hs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

cZg~Ia the I. : Senate on IouJsy Mr.
Wilson, from the Military Committee, re
ported back the Ljli Iesalizing the acts Of
the President, ami al~9 the bill authorizing
the employment Of the volunteers in en-
forcing lh- la"a and protecting public prop
erty. In the House the Standing Com
mittees were announced by the Speaker
Among tie bills introduced was one to re
peal al laws establishing ports Of entry in
the seeded States \ resolution was
adopted inatructine the Committee on the
Judiciary to report a bill confsc-ting the
property of every officer in the service Of
the Confederate States
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
STONEWARE, STONEWARE.

Q0n0 GALLONS Of superior Stonewart
cOoo just received and for sale, whole
sale and retail, at prices lower than has ever
been offered before;
Cream Crooks, from to gallons.
Butter Pots. from to gal.
Jugs, from to gal.
Milk Pans, Apple Butter Pots,
Stone Churns, Fruit Jars, &c, &c,
which we will sell to retailers cheaper than
can be bought at any factory in the State.
Country Merchants wishing to enter into the
stoneware business will do well by giving ne
call, as am the sole agent of this article
Farmers in need of Stoneware will fn6 :. q
large and well assorted stock at HENRY
ZERBE'S Grocery and Stoneware Depot.
Lewistown, July 10, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

~Cou-rezS organized by elcctia4 Hon.
a. = Grow, ofPennsglyqnia, Speaker, aud
Hon. Emerson E,her:I-c, u tennessee.
Clerk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
CUR COUNTRY Still - DANGER.


II i4e o.--,r u. :.e present national
4.-4e-.;.e-, when the peyp.. we're first
awakened to tie aims and dcsi-us Of the
infamous band of Southern scoundreis who
had been trusted by the democratic party
in 4 majority Of the high Offices Of govern
Iaent, popular Indignation at the outrage
on Fort Sumter would have crushed :,
northern traitor had one been bold enough
to stand up and justify the HE'LL born act.
Every man Of common sense then saw that
his dearest rights, the security Of his
property, and the welfare Of his posterity
were at stake, and, seeing this, every we'll
wisher Of his country knew that unless the
strong arm Of power was put forth by
united North and West, Pennsylvania in
stead Of being in the heart Of a great ma
ton would become border State, and if
the southern rebellion succeeded, liable
under any pretezt TO be invaded by the
armed bands Of slavery Propagandism.-
That strong arm was put forth, and 2ll
classes Of men, laying aside the chickering's
Of party feeling, rushed to maintain the
integrity Of the Union and the honor Of
the country. A few aiders, and abettors,
and defenders Of the traitors, who lurked
in every community, discreetly held their
tongues. as they we'll knew under the then
existing state Of things a tory and trai-
tor would have met with nc quarter. When
our troops got into the field and safety ap-
peared at least in the distance, every pre-
text was seized hold Of to foment discord
or create distrust in those III authority
No allowance was made for the extraordi-
nary occasion, none for errors, none for the
interruption Of trade and travel, but these
men who had without hesitation defended
the thevery Of Buchanans Secretary of
War Floyd, the treason Of Secretary Cobb
in disarranging the finances of government,
the acts of Secretary Toucy in scattering our
ships Of war, and the double duplicity Of
Secretary Thompson, made all manner of
charges against the Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania and President Lincoln and his Cab
met, prcierring in almost every instance
10 tell falseb0od in preference to the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
TIE BRAVE ar uDM8>
81 7. BUcIiAsAS BEAD.

I'll. maid. who binds her warriors sash,
With smiles that well her pain dissemhles,
yh. Will. beneath her dropping lash
one starry tear-drop hangs and ir"mhle',
Though Heaven alone records the tear,
Aud Fame shall never know her story,
Her heart Ia. .lrl a drop as dear
As ever dewed the field OF glory
The wife. Who ciris heT husbands sword,
MID little ones who weep or wond"r'
And hr,ycl, speaks the cheering word.
whs, though her heart be rent asuhaeF-
pooncd nightly in her dreams TO bear
T,r bolts of war around lin rattle,
Hath shed A. sacred blood aseer
Was pourei upon the plain o; battlc'
7h. mother. who conccals her grief,
While to her breast her son she Presses
Then breathss few brave words, and brief,
kissing the ratrio; brow She blesse',
with DO one hut her -aCTet God
To know the laiu that weighs upon her,
Sheds holy blood as ser the -oi
Received on Freedoms field Of honcr'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
The War continues! !!

'sNHE subscriber will sell Shoes, Boots, & C
cheaper than were ever ofiercdIn Lewis
burg. Ihis statement is not 10 deceive or to
hoax any one al ALT is owing TO the hard
times and want of MONEY. Having !aii in 4
large stock. the money must come out OF them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
MTENNESSEE

"7He EedcralGnion-u must be prcSerccct. -
Could more fitting rebuke be admins
tered to those States, which have proved
false to their own principles, than We have
given in these words on stone, by the au-
thori,y of the States themselves ~. /
UJ,erUer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

THE VERY STONES CRY OUT AGAINST
THEM gentleman who recently visl-
ted the National Capital copied the two
following inscriptions from two blocks OF
marble awaiting their places in the Wash
ingtou Monument. The blocks of marble
we're ordered by the respective States:
LOUISIANA.
"E'rcr fanyR to Ms Constitution aRd
tie LntOR."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

Gen. Beauregard is once more requested
10 hurry his official report OF the Bull
Eau battle. Nearly two months have
elapsed since that battle was fought the
bulletin has beeu announced as nearly rea-
DIV: why does it not come 10 light! EV-
erybody now knows that the COnfcdcrates
barely escaped defeat through errors on
our side, and that their loss was by far the
greater. Then what is gained by holding
back
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT commends the
Administration for lis vigorous action IN
suppressing the circulation OF Secession
Newspapers at the North. lie holds that
in time Of war, when treason Is rife
through the land, no s1reamish notions
about the freedom of the press should pre-
vent the people from abating these nuis-
snces. 10 time like the present, such
opiuions from such man can not fail to
attract attention.
A DIsrINCrIoN-1t is common thing
10 hear individuals, calling themselves
Democrats, complain of being called Sc
cessionists and traitors. 10 reply to men
of tha, stamp, the Wyoming -Wrror says :;
"Nobody calls Joseph Holt, or John A.
Dix. or Daniel S. Dickinson, or Andy
johnson, traitors. No Democrat who,
like their, is really heart and soul for the
country aud the Government, stands IN
the least danger of being thus character
zed"
L, seems that John A. Washington, who
,peeulated with the bones Of the illustrI-
Gus General of Mount Vernon, was killed
while fighting as Rebel. His body was
pirsp over TO his friends When will the
Rebel, give up the body of Col, Cameron
In San Francisco, cut Of $4,000 votes,
the Republican, Union candidate for Gov
ernor received III ,0CO.
Capt james Oakes, has been promoted
and is now Brigadier General.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
DAVID GINTER & SON

HAVE removed their Chair and Ca
III binet Ware-rOOm 10 the larger
aud more commodlOus rooms, late The resid-
snce of Wm. frick, on the
Corner Of Third and Market SIS. leai>hurs,
where thew have on hand The LARGEST and
BESr ASSORTMENT of Work ever offered
10 The public in this vicinity comprising Dress
rnr.sus and Fancy Washstauds Of the latest sly les
,,s Iai-.at Chairs Caneseat Chairs, Fockine Chairs
r,,r.r.s HI Racks Towel Racks, Jenny Lind and Cot
to- st.als Fancy Lounges. Fancy Tables Sc-aiso
a general assortment 0; COMMON HoAh Always on
land-tarroom aud Office Chair--Who Whoesaie or Retail
We also attend 10 the UNDERTAKING
llsn,ss in all it, hranch-s. Being provided with Fancy
UrAR>Es and fish, Patent Metallic Burial ti>r>.
and COFFINS uf our manufacture always IN hahi
We are ready any time. within an hours notc', 70
ait upon any all all who ray favor US with call
Having none but the best workmen, we q,
WARRANT all Furniture mAnuf1r:urrd BY Us, and ~
dciy eomf-ti,i1n eiIher in price or style. 49,
.NIautactory on " la Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning, Scroll and
Rp Saving done .hort notcs and r-asonahe terms
A good assortment Of LUMBER always on
hand for Novel Posts. Bannistsrs and Hand Railing
EE REraIHISG OF all kinds done as usual.
NIB. Any work not on hand will be made
a. .-ls,ihie.
TnanAiul Tor past favors, we still expect a
Continuance ot the =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
About Peace and Compromise.

Nowhere have | heard the word Com
promisc-I great checripgj-a word which
can not be uttered except by disioyal lips,
or by those speaking directly in the inter
es,s of Rebellion. CApplause.J So long
as the Rebels have arms, there Is nothing
left to compromise but the honor OF the
country and the integrity OF the "oVern-
men,, aud no man with a soui above 'na'
of coward is prepared for such submiss-
ion. Joseph Holt, at Boston.
The Democratic State Convention talkei
of SOLVE branches" "peace" and ''com-
promise" And yet the gallant keutuek-
ian says "no man with soul above that
Of coward will talk 50.
The Louisville Journal calls the "peace
party OF Kentucky, "the 'ch''e rag, Sh'rt-
tail, diaper party" Prentice has happy
faculty of calling things BY pretty aPproPri-
ate names. ..-..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

ANOTHER PATRIOT +. ilalle', for
twenty years the leading National Demo
crat in Massachusetts, now agrees with
Gen. Butler, that the Administration
Estate and GeneraD should be aided and
not opposed. In recent letter, he says
Of his own party,
a party nomiHotio" ca" do no go'"
To tie country, and may do harm. - Let
Massachusetts be unit in support Of the
Union, and iet there be no d'o'stoa as to
.lca 10 that election"
Heopposes any Democratic nominations,
where the Republicans put up respectable
aud worthy candidates. so say We all'
in Vermont, Maine, aud California
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-02

Springfield, No., Oct 2o.- The total number
q Killed., wounded and missing, Of the body
guard, Is 81. The XII ed and wounded Ot the
tebela according 10 their own statement, IL
about 80 The Home Guard appears to have
cous out strong. They captured and brought
Major White, who was prisoner, and the IA
retels who were taking him 10 Gen. Prices
camp. Last night about 20 Of them charged on
Lieut.. Col John ii. Price and ~ other rebels
killing one Of them, IL miles south OF hero, and
brought all the rest or, and they are now pris.
oners In our camp.
The rear division Of our AMY are coming up
10 us 10y forced marches. Gensrsk Pops's and
Hunters commands are exp, c'ed here this
eve nifg, ard Gen. Nick nstry's tomorrow.
All Of our troops are in the best Of spirits and
full Of enthusiasm.
Gen. Fremont has taken possession Of the
Touring mill In this county, and is rnp.1ly
ga,hefirg tupplies fer the army.
Gen. Price is near the Arkansas line. II Is
doubtful whethtr he will " ve MA battle.
The rebel officers thought the holy guard
that INSIDE the attack was 2, 500 strong, aud on
their retreat swOre at their men as q set oi
towards We got about GO Of their muskots,
dropp"d in Their flight.
Our advance is at 0Eaik, 10 miles south o
here.
Fifteen Of III, body guard woe buried yest ,r.
day afternoon with Hilary honor. The Ben
ton Cadets HolmAns SharpshOosrs, Gen
Fremont and stAfl, all the surviving ard IN.
wOuT d,d Rus'ds, end large number OF citi-
zen q male al d female, follow. d in the process
sion. This bodies were buried iu one grave
into which Gen. Fremont cast the first earth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-02
Fires, Acci, cLts, Inquc-t., 80.

FATAL BuRSrSG CAsUALIY-An inquest
was held at the ~ Y. II spital yes erday BY
Coroner JacI man, upon the body of Mary A.
Grader, child, 4 years old, who died from
burns n ceivsd recently by her Globes catching
fire from stove into which she wa, put Ing
some shAv'ngs. Verdict, accidental death"
FATAL FALL rHRoUGH A BADGE. Coroner
Jaekmtn held an inquest at tho n. Y. Hospital
upon tho body Of James M.llon, a native Of
Ireland, % years of age, whose death WAS
caused 10y njIries received 10y failing through
one OF the NJ lrr's 4 Eek railroad Bird .es. A
verdict oil aocil' ntal death was rendered.
Bopr F"uSD.-7ho body OF Israel J. Smith,
who was drowned at the foot of East 23l street.
by the 81 king Of the schooner Geo. +. Bro~n
about three We Ks ago, was Yesterday rscov
er .nd taken 10 'ho late residence of deceased,
at HUboken.
ATTEMPTED SCICtDs.-Dr A. Peters, a vete-
iinary surgeon, re ding at No. 12i Clinton
street, attempted suicide yest ,rday, by cutting
his throat RNd opening ar'sries in hi, arms. A,
soon a. drCovercd ply si,ans we're sent for and
uewou' DIS werr te~edup HIS recovery Is, how
'ver cor'iderd doub !ul. The cause of the
rash cot was not ascerrained.
KILLED rY \ FAIL FaoM A FouRrH SroRY
-Crti q Inc L.ftus, a child six year. OF aye
died yesterday at No. 1 Walker street, from
fracture Of the skull roco we'd the evening pre-
vious uy falling through the stairwtv OF the
fourth story OF the above house 10 the nr,t
u"r Coioler JackIan held an inqu,s st upon
the body,